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sOhfE FOREIGN PUBLICATIONS.
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PARIS, Jan. a-1t WAS In 1873, believe,
that bis Majesty Nasr-ed-dln, Shah Of Persia,
for the first time left his Kingdom and
came to this barbarous European continent.
You remember with what idolatrous rapture
we foolish Occidentals followed every move
1nent OF our enlightened VISITORS Royal foot
steps,-how enthusiastically we heard Of tho
Reuter- convention, that was 10 break down
the ignorant BARRIERS OF ages, and to open up
a magnificent country to civilization. You
may not have forgotten, either. sundry In
structiye and curious Incidents OF hia
Majesty's stay in England. .-wtere snobbery
for moment went, perhaps, greater longths,
and submitted meekly 10 greater tndIgnlty,
that ever before In tho history OF snobs. 1t
was in England, ut tho Sydenhan Cryatal
Palace, that the uptu1ued faces Of certain
del!Eious aud admtEing Brltons, gathered to-
gethes to do honor To the interesting
, 1880-01-24
MAGAZINES.

ce,yed. The toples treated are: @Adnm and
Trs = chan. 'psi i.111 p,rctro1 %" stonndoIa ,o
Eve' Gnaps. a. l.,l :! rereisa1 sI S,ockaaie
Luck"; "Tho Story Of an Eplcure"; "The-
ophiio Caut1er II: aThrea Angels y. -" Celia. :.
Az 1dvl1u 1v-v1T1. nsir nrrn,rar
na..,w: - ,.,r,o 1,oho, - Ill., En,,,i,. !, nba
iii iii 10 ''0'' 01 'a' fanl's' o0sps'
r4.,.,,,,.+t,. zx.uuxtu,. +.u r..r,
Mpetuooaes a,. MapaS"~ ,. 'ol Eeof"afy nus
M a.i,, tha ntta % rnnrt,ar,ua ~ % y, pas
WIN ne otlA"a thanuermen summer.
land sketches u; Adam and Eve" Old
and New Rouen y; "a Future Capital Of
Iattvn an fts peosant
Land Of Lorne y: aThe Donapartes in ~.
liz u; il and wildwood -studies,H are lie
titles of some Of its Attractions.
The rstennqs,ono1 RsyteY for February
Gont9lns 60, rs altieie3 nn -6o9th Caroiina To
nlhy.n, ny EaWaIa Hogan; Magendte as
i.msstlolm9EMasTr, NJ mMnT, y yo1n ~ Watton; Maf.
k"sst ,{.;t4.1 nMstH ETa5Son, 2I'son intGnlhs
by 4. <. HAYES: "TI1e Political Situation SIN; In
France," by 4. Faland!er; MEDIEVAL Ger:
sSs Kesss Fe5sss Gaftss Fl
by join Jay: Hunivcrsal Suffrags ff In Nav; Az;
York; by 0uthbcrt Hills. -eo - -''"
Tho Norm ,american Rcyte,o for rcbrnnrv
contains an article on The Catholic Church
and . Modern Society" M by Cardinal Manning:
ex-senator M Hnwe, Of Wisconsin, has III artt;
cle on .InS IhlSd Iernl.. which was re-
Eilntea IN LITE lhibuSE @ nf @Weanesday !ast;
Rear-AdmiTnMl Ia MAmnlen writes about m. do
esseRs ana LIS nd Geofgq AMnstgis y
dent James 6; WelEng treats q "Ihe Emati-
cfration Proclamat!on' -; and hlayo w. Hazel.
tine ftyloWs some "Kccent English Books" "
tahle of cnntents of mn,sipl intnr;cst1 SonI'n' o
.",. -. -
Inc Am61cdn Jottf7tdS q the Medical
SctEncfs for ;lnn'i9ry. published quarterly BY
q Phtladelphia house, contains over goo
pages. Its most Important articles are: On
Affections Of the Far, Arising, from Dis
cases Of the Teeth" BY Pr. Sexton,-an
essay wlllci, obtained gold medal for its
anthor; timely article on "Typho-Mnlnrtal
Rocky Mountain @ Reeion," Sy br. lion. T. s. s.
A.; "Chropic Nasal Catarrl," BY DR.. Allen
"Fracturcs of the Crantnl Bones" by DR..
stdell. Many other topics Of Interest to the
medical profession arc discussed by compe-
tent writer's.
The Popular Schemes afontl,lN for Febr,,-
s,,Riects tiisrnescH aro. A;rhs fSris5r ~ IN
ta's World Of Plants before th1 ths Anpca,ai,co pSa
yovad j nv ~ Rinnio rnn. Il IIornrnrto,,
, 1880-01-24
ART,

TIE uELIoTYPE ART.
OF tho sufferers by the recent Boston nre,
when seven years. accumulation Of maehin-
ery and ue9atiYea was destroyed. But thA
, 1880-01-24

N position. Removing these, tho posd of
sMrnGtl one. 1ess Inclined, The Academy of
Fne rts ribe1atea, dh on the r1ogr9 ct re-
the art-Ioyng. world hal known the famous
sculpture with Its attitude Of ease and grace,
1t would be wiser mt 10 modify It."
,.{0rcat Lights Of Sculpture and 1'ainting-A
mus, New Fork: b. Appleton i Co. vol,
cloth. Price, Sly
TENTYsoN's SONGS WITH MUSIC.
This largo qnnrto, handsomely bound, and
illustrated by Winslow Homer, c. s. Rein
hart. A. Fredericks, and Jessie Curtis, was
evidently intended for a holiday gft-book,
and is somewhat "afler the fair" OF tho
fnrty.1ve songs LII the book, thtrty-tire are
c'ai,netl as new and original works. Tho
familiar song, "Tcars, Idle Tears" has two
distinguished composers who have con-
trlhntCtl to this vnfulne we notice the names
of Barnett, IIntton, j. Benedict, Afacfarrel,
0o'dschtnldl, Liszt, lIulIah, Gounod. sntii-.
van, scha,wenka, and Snint SaGns. No fault
tho work, and tho names quoted are guar
nntee for the excellence Of the ln,Isic part.
Tic hook Should bo o welcome ard valuable
addition on any 'thrary-tahlc. 1t maj. be added
tnst sassd e q Sfa ef y ie 81 se|mf m p1srfs'o 1nesn ae
fSonss from the Published Writings Of Al
fred Tennys0n. Set To- music BY various
composers. Edited by W. G.. Cuslns. New
York; Harper Bros. vol, 4to. Illustrated.
Price, S5.)
HISTORY OF OUR OWN TIMES.
Justin McCarthy's work on this subject
was originally published in England In =
four-yolume edition. It WIS then issued In
this country as No. 81 Of the franklin Square
Library Series, and Is now again published
In two 12mo, volumes, Of which the first has
just been received. This contains chapters
describing events In England from tho death
Of William ". and the acccssIon Of Victoria
10 tho close of tho Crlmean War, with gen
eraI review Of the literature Of the reign, the
earlier part Of which the author considers to
have been richer In literary genius than the
latter las thus far bccl,,-and particularly
rich In historical labors. Macau1ay, lie
thinks, twill he remembered rs a man who
could do many things brilliantly, rather than
as the author of q history" CARLYLE Is "dts-
tinctly the. founder of a school OF history and
! school Of art. We may regard him simply
| rs q great author. nnd trent his books as
| literary studies and not as Gospels" The
| book II Interesting and valuable until super
| scdcd by some mare elaborate work which Is
| free from the objections commonly associated
] with contemporancous history. It reviews q
multitude Of subjects. and gives an epftome
Of modern English history.
| .(Htstory Of Our Own Tfmea. By Justin
Mccarthy, Vol. |. New York: Harper &
Bros. Cloth. Price, S1.25.)
, 1880-01-24
GEOLOGY.

II DR.. Shoemaker's premises arc correct,
and his statements rs to the Ignorance Of the
orgnn Of hearing, It's ailments and treatment,
not only by the lalty, but also by large class
OF physicians, warranted by the facts, his
work on tho diseases and injuries OF tho ear
ought to form m important addition to med
ical libraries. It Is clearly although technic-
ally written; is In good, large type; and
the subject Is conveniently subdiyided, with
n small GLOSSARY and fair index. Tho work
Is divided Into ten parts, treating respect
lively Of tho Anatomy, Physiology, Hygiene,
Pathology, Examination Of Ear-P PATIENTS, Dis
eases Of the External Ear, Discusses OF the Mid
tllo Ear, Diseases Of tho informal Ear, I'm.
classified Ailments, Artificial Ear- Drums, and
the Autlfph9no. From persona! knfGwlsdge
the Audlphone as tho best instrument
for the purpose known to the science
Of OtoloEy. 1t worked better than any other
artificial means, except IN one case,-an ex,
feeti,-whero the oftli1ary conyersati9n-tHbe
was found to bo the only available aid. Tho
wnrk Is likely to be Of moro service to profes-
sional 1ncn than to tho general reader, How
compeiiet! to 30 IT technical, and tic following
extract will show ut least one part not Intel
ligible to the uninstrlcted: ....-,
"The subject mny perhaps bc sqmMnI;zisG
by saying TINT those f0TIn9 OF tlmllns Whlctl
rclato rnnst to sensation may 30 considered
MS a kind Of nGuralgia OF reflex character,
induced by contemp1raneous affection Of the
nerves belonging to tho ty,npanllm and i'd
jaccnt parts, such as the triGelnlnus, glosso-
pharyngcal. the otic gang'lor. and sympatlct.
10 p!exuses; while tho scyorcr symptoms Of
the satnc class. such as vomiting and vertigo,
etc., are to DO ass0ctRted with tntrn-aurlcu'nr
pressure THAT Is, pressure upon the labyrinth
luil, or on the auditory nervc.cxnanslon IT.
SELF, IN q manner already cxp!a!netn."
1.-THE EAr-tts Diseases and Injuries, and
y. Reading, Pa: B. F. Owen. vol, cloth.
, 1880-01-24

Temperance Jewels a, css1. hyJ. Z. Tenney.
.hnuid be used by pt TeMpetanco and Rofofm Clubs.
An, book mailed, post frec, 70. tho retail price,
, 1880-01-24
HAVE YOU SEEN
&C ewIIIIE I2oB1ES,77

rrt. o.r espbnth srtn1t Hook1 Il is Grand good
Tnnot Tt md il inc citing with ltlnSnrplot euccGst. -,
l mnr ,n!I,hed lN. months nGN Il "tnk1a' 40 woll
,bot tbn nwhsiers tnrcnI To- tsnn cditlon after
eaii,n 10 keep raco With tho demand. Io sNte "
, 1880-01-24
WHITE ROBES

r, .orr strnst the hrnftt nf MI t0vsrH Of Snb
XIX Schooi sl,sr mn! the met Is duo to It's purity
1ssnd IN stamps for sampe copy s. por dos
, 1880-01-24
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Fme|sOn'S Anthem Book,

,,, ,,c,aurn 10 1cok through, thIA f1he book. aud
chor ieasss vii 81, be pleased wit tha ssrn s1cns1a!
henu',, h. ,san u Xmtc.l,s, Mnos, tnnscnrcs etc II.
s"ns 5 nan. sa Ia 1as Snns ns . nnr
=! fnr Ghrr Easter. md all other special occa-
ssinns Ia provided.
, 1880-01-24

ruEIncIOlls, NcycrtIlclcss. thfs is the p1cns-
i,re wl,ich Is t., "s,bs.jiMtc cauallty for IT,
equality, plenty f0r want, iustlco for inIns-
Win urn tEt, wav 10 Ia arnndcr and nobicr adj.
yanccs Of cIy,Iisatfon'" "'''
LII making tnis cinilu, Mr., George adyanccs
some Cpu,rnNnisiic nrIncffilcs; =
"a cjcnr ~ tIeir cn,ni c NJ r,ai,t 10 brcaths ths
air; il Is n riElit oroclaftned by the fact OF
their cxistc,,ce'H
AT tl1o cnti Of whnt string Of conyeyanccs
oI Eln,S nTt of G nG sMn or
/ clear q forest, ,lraim 4 swamp, or Mi a mo-
rnss, MI / cn1, Justly c!otm Is tho value given
10 tlinsc cxcrtt1ns They give mo no right 10
tllc jonl Iisn1f '
~" !rhis i tSc t. cwcrvwt.rn n ,ruth n,urh IN
hv thc ,onks f ~ ti,c M intl,is. ''''7A @o'o' "a
"if chntirl siayrrv bo unjust. then |,
nr,vntc nrnnnrtv il, ;Gn,, mnirsf
, 1880-01-24


cave, q broken stone, and. related l.ow
somo KIM or another Ind sat here with, hfs
wife or Ills mistress. both worry much In love
With each other. We paused t'tia stone and
ssacnsa ars ynF are t1s Ehss reat tnan fne
of large stone slnbs. wero piled ono on an.
other, md from which VIC had a fine view Of
n part of tlle forest and some OF the anrrountt-
Ink country. Here the old tu0a1r gave III
s 5 ep s1f 1s sssse5 5 5tffays w ssopssy anpsSt yfHRa s
nut, and ellletl o1it TO tho soldier to
!1tM hard and fetch MI. cMrrtage.
The soldier went, but the old 'uoEnHM
sGnaaSd a,h es eou5s and e.ea o .n.
There WAS another stone slab. and, as sli!
not 60, She somewhat hastily came and told
Ms Tint the stone rcsenlhled a mushroom:
Hcsiles nll this, the weather was warm, and
glad when tho carrlage arrived, and dellv..
cred me from the tntermtnabIa speeches Of
tlis Mn]esty's "piary" abounds II iqgen!-
ment to those who may read It.
~ should Ike u say something OF several
other recent European pnbllcat!oRs, a
Gst @ ngs6S eak 9y epH Noboy Es 4s o vo0r On
sitla Of tho Atlantic has, to my knowledge,
way, one Of the most Interesting published
during ther past year. "Jea1 La hno !"
Is, OF course, q, nom dc plume
Of Jules valfes, tho Communlst,-one
Of tbs French language; and "JacQues
VlnKtras" is,, to great extont, an AUTO
biography ot. tho author. ,,,,
By-the-by, have you heard OF little vol
ums Of poeIns published In London under
tbs title Of "Entre Nous"P I'lle author, q
dnshing young Anglo-F Frencl'nan, Is tho
Marquis do LeuYllle, who llas won many
laursls In the camp tho court, the gEoye."
nE-room, The poems are Of very unequal
merit,-8ome mere ttnsol; words signlfytng
little; but sons would Disgrace no writer,
while, coming from tue pen Of a, gentleman
who Is at least as French ~ he u English.
, 1880-05-11
quo,ca nj s.isasm for extra mud for choice

Tuntcd nj &hsauo TOT oxtfa aho toufo@9 TOT cholco
e1tra.
UrnEN DuHAnsruyrs-Wsro Hrtn. Bales wofc ra-
ported Of bran at sN:s31s0o, car ntddl.nRsnt
Via0o, tosa nj t3, aud car coArac corn-rnua1
NJ ti17j por ton on &tnek.
BPtsiNu W1ltsAT-Was generally quiet, md rnthor
stcndy, though rruxunr compared with ButurdRy.
Juno dsi7srles opcnod 1fu i1iHhor, fell on Ia, and
ciosod only Mo hutlcs tian Baturdhy. This Hrit'h
{eleframs worn murO encouraging 10 hold0rs, noting
~ Nv hsM ySTK e. suRoi
sss Il III; 5 s Ct .ss
pssa ToicMo and thoro W.. io.a unaasit,sss a,ons
a., s ;nstsfs 'sssss
{$t'"Ys! II, "oss H.. sS%s s,,;sS o,Sss $Ss
fS'Ees IT, wheh sis.sa Il ess s IA
}fs; S?ss!ss "; ;?!;;
ls s!S;'.s 6 s @ gGs
s1Si ssSs Ss 'ss9i,s e M Id
aS SE!SS u s. tHaNissalss ;GfS \" sa No. s''a '
,itsi sy %s,fss g. ss;ssss
s.s Ss ss Ssss as,s'is ssiss %
ss;sf Se nj Ss saus ss'f sss sse
sSasa a,.sins VIII TIT wsct showod aseIia dssIoS.s
sss .ss f sSp5s sss:
c ~ %s ha 'fxs pSdss sos
liIyi nlxsd Wis ann n r5smsH' sosmg s,i.rrI n
tss y ~; assnsssa S 10 " @ Sa Hsa ss
s;Sss ssS5 Ss nS oS.a ,n''ssts VIII s IT, s Hasu
r;,t sfE & S ssSfs ~, w ;s'ss x$tS
y SS g,S1 S, Il .sSs Y On y sase; K,
ati'S aa'i Su - q Gonra eafis and sol vi
's's 1t ~ % aasot % sd ss.a closing as ,orss
n x. sEbe1 IT, a1a tsSs s I'll s. uSs
receipts md free 'crnus 9t fYtusGs ana Mex X f"sx @
, 1880-05-11
New orfcnns to tho Scn-A Big PUFF for
thp JcttlUH.

Mem tyvfu,,x i}f,,lutrat. 1fuU :.
Our locnl columns this inornlrlR contain m
clni,ur.tc mnl crcu,lstu;ltinl account Of q Wilt
m,iJ Il, tic jctifcs I'll Ih.1rsluy, uri of tho OBJ
rirr ,iI. mt 10 III u spirit Ut 1!erc clri0Eily, lie
WI; tim (;tI,pral Mn,l,vrr ntlu rothcr the chief
Enrn,rr III the TcxHs Pueblo ItAirond Tholr
Ol,ltct WIS to rec for ten,aevrs the uuillltto Ut
iii. Ntss1I4ju,i ltiyrr's outlet To tho scs, ul to
t,, NJ, ay,i'nn,n ~ tIe r,,nnrty II ih,y r0,ito
fnr n nr,.nt md rrnwiI,r ta,tn,n,rco Although
,yt, bny1, rtJ,wil uhnd su ina tremendous ctluxu
wnI,ih III. tnkcn ulacu IN this rrsncut. uni 6y
t,,,,i, su,v rrr,rs IN 10 tnItfrntIl tim Hturtliv
crm.t ~ ita sInnit!uni,c,,. II rr,Iis iIku a fniry
sMrv r., tSlrrv ,,,trn,.lvts lmtlt tiyo ycurs md
Trn,n lint siu,ltuoInt Ia c,,ntpinpialr lilo p.l.
1rctsa situation OF tu.;ny 1t Hu.t time kpw
t)rlcn,a WIS NIiDust nil Inland town. Although
worlti. md Inv III tho month Of Il river which,
viii, its trIint.irs iru{nrti iii nrca rs ynYt III
Ind Cn,ltInrnf III Ei,r,,iW va were virtually %.
rrIyc ~ muiuri,r IL fho bci,cIli8 },y tho f,ct
tint u.,r Wlfirt IL tht. se.l WuR prlotfcrtc for
tIn urucr eliza. OF vessels md tJu,Ixer,lty lIl,l cx-
,u.1, u, f,n fhp medium Wncniti not uDillpete
i:ji, im Hi,nmIir mrfs ntwIti,sTuj1dinr nl1r tr-
,nrmImis nuturuf u,iyuntuurs lCcnlIsr Ui tic tjI-
tt,jrs un risks If tnmlf,lr ti1U Imvn1ltto of tho
nnssra sruiiy ,s INV, ,mlYnn,eift riln,tt,ni RI
nv,r ihfriy f,ct III tlentk rt,,,ncctH,r thn Jcrt,
water ut tic river uropetIwith tho deep wator
nj liz, Won. Sten,ntrn 1,asu ia urd frt, without
rynnns,. .thnr thmn that nt nin;mv. svhit,h Il H..
t,nrF',I nj iii nnrts and whiuh nj tslraiui shin
m"st,rt ,yf, t,vIliIut- in s,,sinIn Hnnth Tmsa
yhit,h iva yr., N 1v'e w. mt i.nyuntin jnr ven.
r'Iu Irr,ri,s, .,,.rr sr ft,n IL nnw Il ,nrnitlrnnt
~ rr"t, III Trnt in wiIt1, sh II ...,,,fr,. t.l,i,-
, 1880-05-11

those voting In tho negative hctns Aid. s"sth
,2s. add cs, nss|Sn roeH coEs of I'll a'T
wcst Division Pollen Court ana shall ;.,i b. hca
ts & 's es?s sfs ss sas ;''s S
strcnia, IN sud city. s,...,,.
oi ;se ssso ss Sss n s ,s % s:Egs,ss 2si''ss
CONFIRMED Ivy tho CITY Council, md perform tiS
ssne tut'cs us othor Police Justices OF aald
sEc. j., The, Mayor shah nppelnt q M suitable
person Tn net as Clerk Of snll Court, who sta!ii
perfor nc he ,Go II 'n so liz I I"n i,
"ToIiec Clerk d tic Southwest Division" ,,o,o.
t,aIiiII for snla t'nirt who ehn lo eonllrmod ~
CITY C9ne M md Whn IT. shal perform U,nor ~ ao Iso
Court lln!l!frs In sud city. =. r..,,
SEC. D. THIS ordinance shall DO In force IRON
s"nes Ar sT " ys se s Wits TX q ?s eS
posnIs 10 light cortnin htrceta with oii. when
was referred to the Committee on das VINO" up
FOURTEENTH wA1,n FnAuDs.
AID. 1orcnz presented h!s maiden iocumGnts
thu judiciary Cnmmltteo when appointed: 49,,
ORDERED. Tl,at tho Law Department e,o md the
iWu@cs nf ti;o seventh Precinct nf ihv Four
fccnth Wartl serving ut tho Inst city election, O
tho chnrEc IF fraudolcntiy enns4lns tho cleo
srnAsu,lr,;NrSo ritE SOUTH n1lANc1l.
AID. billiard introduced aud following, which
WINS adopted: , :. r,,u
Orlcrrd, Thai Tho Commissioner OF fhu!!o
Works l,e requested e scnHl II This C'lncit us
nrlnion ~ 70 the 1seslcanllity sn ah In'Its aps'pItx
aud tlntnn;cs, for thu STRENGTHENING III tho sutt9
tir,.,lch af the Chlcngu ltlyer hctMee; so!lth ol
Twelfth street mud about Etttrnth stseSt, wats
Eill 10 tho n,.st ut'ssihc dalRNEe md 0c tho
greatest possible bvnetlt to Navigation ala lh-
land interests. ..
IjE WESTERN INDIANA.
TIN fo,,owlnr pct,tion wns presented and ro-
rorrH,, ~ ,x,siatua Itself:
w.. ,,n ttj.ltnnr ~ stn Ih,nnpo l. wcsterr In
1,, ' i,a,,r,ni a,n,n,vnr mn snsnrrifilv ronrrse,lt
t,.at ,,.dnr ~, nr.fInnnrn bHsatti i,y i'm Civ
tn',,,ti sort y: iH.u vn1,r ,rttinnpr ut1N,ectIcl
r. ~, I,outt,,,, ,,,a tfs,nstrti"rinn ~ Tin lIun III
, 1880-05-11

uo9TDN.
apteiai Dhpateh to 1hs CAteaeo 1abAnA:
ntr1 nj tNfdt


Special Dhpa.eh to Ths CAteaso TabanE:
and steRtly To-day. 1Inrtforl 4 Eric - wcro
rnthcr to incrcnso thur diminish. Inrgs :ales 9r
totio was docit|edly weak The Eastor,, new ~. ass
tratsaction, in Now sleyieo g ut 1os, una My
and-ErAnt z sold ut ~: Little @ KHsk ~ tlrst q.
Division. 1ts:; Union Pacltc ss, ll4.
Tho railroads woro dull. atla ~ SEVERN w.
T. III 40" GhicS so RSsl!sK:? 9'SHy sHy 10
OgdrnsburH & 1.Mko ClMtnnhtIn showed con.
sdernblc Improvement, tho former R1ng
g sl tho .od l"ttsr # ~, " oG III cotaay l,y
" 1ls. posto Alnluo vt u, anl Eas.sr'. az. H,
ut - ind :a!s; .AtchIsun s NGbrAskR, sH9s9;
Cincinnati s. SIndisky. lO,l mud w; Now YORK
& New England. :lII ind u: MlchEan Central.
8:il md 81; huntington, Missouri & Nebraska,
145: UnlOn pncitlc, 10.
Land Btocks strung ansl fairiy netivo.
Mining stocks tlrm. but tloro wcro no in-
port0ut chuuxcs.
EonEl1N. -.
LONDON, May 1O.-Consols. 70 Lilo; account,
D9A.
American acc,,rities-Now Is, 1ok: 4Hs. 1ioH ;
Al, l01A;. 1liirpls Centrai, 100; PcMnsylynnl,
Central, 5lA; Eric, 70: do seconds, U'f; Neao-
fAius, May lo.-l,entos, ,ssr To.
, 1880-05-11

time past. This fn!!ipE of In tho Imports Gun no
traced directly 10 tho faot that tho spring ouhl-
tcss Is drawing 10 close, and that is too oa9ly
ns vet for tho arrival Of fabrics for tho fall and
wintor trado. Tho Imports for tho week foot up
&1,s75,se, an,l tho amount marketed wins $!,'ss'.
0oa. The tntnl imports Of dry goods sinco Jan.
wcro $40, bol, agA'nst s3 t2o', 30 last yenr and
tho tntnl umo,lnt marketed sAs,as5 53sss, against
$3i. Al, ,ss09 last ycnr. -,
Chicago bnnk-cearings vcro &S,nQoW. pa-
counts wcro quiet ut 0D8 per cent win Goncea'
aionz n,, cnl, lonDs on cus!, collateral. Currcn-
cy IL accommodating at Chicago, Now York
exchange selling between banks at 76o per
$1,000 premium ...-.,..,.,.-,-...-
Tncro woro snlos OF 10000 Northwestern
Sinking Fund Q rer cents ut los. Cook County ba
At 10s,i, and 4As ut 1o'f.
Tho gross earnings Of tho Northern Pacific
l,attroaA Company for April, 1850. aro slsA@s7;
for April, 1870, they woro sll6,cs6,-an incrcaso
of $67,51l. y
We hnve received from tho Financial Chro's-
icIe tho following statement or rai,road gross
, 1880-05-11

tincntnl demand hcng reported; hut tho
market fell bnck with Frightening skies, and
tho improvement was lost. Wheat foF sh!s
month wits cnaler. tho prospect OF FREQ arrivals
causing tho any slnrts tu bc lcss nnxios. Corn
wna nr,ner unler fair tle,nnudt but fell oG with
FREQ offerings for futures, whInh wore supposed
by son,o u have bcon tnAdo by parties VINO
wanted II tlGrrcss tho market Tor chr lois tilat
thoy might huy moro chcaply. Onts wcro nuttVo
at mn advance, carly, but fell bRck. Nnrley was
stronxcr. Tho lator feollns wns firm one
In most departments. Wo note TINT tho
Juno discount was slightly ru,lucod III tho
caso Ut whcat, and widcnea on corn.
Mess pork closed 1Xc higher. at &lo.12.f 0l0.1b
acllcr juno and sl0,.!sDl0.;.s for July. Lor'l
closcd stcudy, ut $5,s509.S7H kcllcr juno and
<0No1d0st forJuly. Short ribs closed ht 3a.N
for July. Spring wheat closed rrc9nlarly high
or, nt s1.17s6Dlls for May md $1.l:ss for juno.
Coru closed irrcgutarly tlrlnur, Mt f'7c for May
aud Ddh0 asked for June. Oats closed seendy
nj :hO;tu sclior tho month"; md eoKc sel1or Juno.
llyo WIS llrtncr nt T8Ho for No.. Harley was
stronger ut s1o for No. md Clio for extr1. U.
Hogs wcrc active md 81 higher, ut si,o0Oa4S for
light, uni ut $4.1tGDtG0 for henvy. Tho cattle
market WIS weak, with sn!es Mt &e,2S0a.0.
A Q,ipt market for ataptu Rnd fiIncy dry goods
was noted. Comparatively few buyers nro pres.
ent, an1 tho nin-ordcr trado nlso hns fnllcn OF
Of lata. Tho tone Ut tho nlnrltot u cnsy. Thore
WIS Il moderate donlanl for boots and shoes, and
fur movement tif hnts. straw goods, ar,l MIL
llnury. Tho grocery innrkot wns nctivo and
ilri s,lgnrs, cotiecs, and 1n0insses showing spe-
cial strength. In the uricd fruit market there
wero no important changes. Flst remained
firm Under reduced stocks md good dutnand.
Tic butter unurket WIS without marked thMtlgg.
Trndc WIS quiet, und previous prices woro no
moro than sustained. a wcuk feeling pervntlcd
| tho chcese market. but quotations romnnctl rs
before. Oils wero t,,,iat, With lower quosMttons
for ttlrpentinc, gnsolfno, nnd miners oil. Ihcro
wns tsull ind heavy market for n'g'lro1t. NOS.
nnd2 Lnko Superior wcru quoted Gown TO
sAo.0oD49.oo, and Scttch ply to s,uIuGGsaoo-a
,1ccno from Fcbruary prices OK ]lo'oosol@'Vo per
ton. ....
Lumber was IN fair dcmand Yard prices were
quoted tho same Ms last woek. At tho salo docks
II FUR proportion of tho offerings woro sold Ut
tho recent dccllnc. wool WIS quiot nnd nornl-
4 nnl. The Rcoti MNrlset wNs quiet and uDchA1iRc1
, 1880-05-11

a wreuk i friSh1iu1 Vcrxcul,cu upon his wifa
,ill ,,nu 5luore. WIN ht.i clupel together. II hu
slusd u,lly lttnl tlum. hu said, ne would tn
jol,si 10 Y&'arch out tho runway palr II shnaAor
wuuld ps.,snsso solcsunly y. punish tholu with
death, shlMdcr rradt!y proMi;sd; hut, whon
situ, Kissed hin. ura bsggcd for forgiveness, hu
sas uyer3oyu vi und took her homo i,nhaEsnoi
iiu oven thllnllcd MW,ro for giving heE up with.
hut lr1ublu Tho disappointed all1 dh6usted
UIuIcs cursed tho purity aud left thuul.
, 1880-05-11

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loxsf s! asse}Sasa. !as t;Ica a. *,
y a. olIss saf Tu'e was uSs msSas,a, n
s:$$: ss$:$;;s $: $s;ss II s$:is:: ;;,;i: "a
Is1 En-" stttc S. sa
lTrt. M 3.:.... ..+..........,........,.., 49,:
Lta.nrd baile.. .......................::....,".. i
yss sai winter Iicaexadi... l9 OIL
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i!ank ."..s..............,.,... - T.
EMnlts. Il.
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ssS!ss, ass1': essSsss ssssS1isss Il i
oY'HllGif u 3 n;srisf
me - f. s 4 h
sna
a';s ma'fE: IL: o.se ssss, 4
e5ioE Iron: following tho foTlsed III, Lake W.
ssfeo: NJ; NJ: u III
sc"sch SSmi,,nri 90 a9@
A%ori gsssS, NJ. ".: n@s15R n$
.Stsi HtcaSSEaf W. III iSsai rsa:;; Il,
xsn1 souhssn possoes waEa au8lea g ~ :, es
r0uLTtY-W sleahy. Tho inquiry VA. ,,.,.,
pMy f1r chickens, which wero not vory boniv ,s
aooi sE II IL ;s'sSs sS. Il nm 5
sEEns-WeIs g9!9t and stasdy. rIuo,h, w..
qnutrd ~ tbf93a4H for prime, With faw ssfic Wy
s,Eht Clever y,s quoted Il N.S&lm rlsS soIt =.
NJ 10c Atlu lliIIct ut uE916t, "&1''4aso sola
IA sAhr,-Wn, ~, IN tar donand and steady.
ENG 6hlI, oF1.t I'm
Ordinary cgarse salt, NbrI...............,,'... ~
HEHHhu ttf *fn'Ma.
n "ttt 0uk8 4AtW
H[HlHt4 1!MuJs
'Wi9txI wv" wy "hs ~ TG Ii
on the bns!s Of 4aH fur hiGhMInch. k'oas
WOOl-Wuo qulet nua unchanged. Thu rceo,n,,
arG ncEcnsna but tho eHloa Grn lEht and dosofs Hi