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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-11-13

The Postmaster General has or
dered that an actual daily count be
made in all post offices from the first
to the seventh of November, Of let
tiers, postal cards, packages, ect., de-
posted for transmission.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-11-13

The Republican party has at its
back the banks, the bondholders and
the office-holders, and we doubt il
the Devil himself could beat such a
power combined, but some day in
the distant future the poor men OF
this country will wake up and dis
cover, when too late, the death-grasp-
ing claws of the enemy into which
they voted themselves.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-11-13

Some how the Republicans draw
a heap of solid comfort out of hold
ing States at from 5000 to $4,000,
that only a few years ago gave them
majorities almost into the 100000!
It is amusing to notice then at it.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-11-13

The lamentations of Republican
editors over the death of SAMUEL j.
T1LDEN and ALLEN G. THURMAN are
distressing! Better postpone a lit
tie of the funeral services for anoth-
er season.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-11-13

The negro WILLIAMS, elected to
the Ohio General Assembly from
Hamilton county, should be made
Speaker of the House. It is due to
the honor and credit of the Republi-
a party whose Representative he
ia
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-11-13

The Cincinnati Enquirer faVors
THos. A. HENDRICKS for President,
and GARRISON N. POTTER, of New
York, for Vice President. 1t would
be a strong ticket and one that would
certainly win.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-11-13

Miss ALTA HAWTHORN, of Hamil-
ton, o, aged about eighteen years,
and a young lady of bright intellect
and rare qualities, was killed by the
Chicago Express in Hamilton, on
Monday morning last.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-11-13

There is a nice state of affairs up
in the city of Urbana. Republicans
rule there, but then the "people new
er lost a dollar by the dishonesty of
Republican oficialsp Oh, no, new
er; well, hardly ever!
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-11-13

The Republican wing of the Uni
ted States Court is being investiga-
ted. 1t shows up splendidly! Re-
publicans don't steal! Oh, no! Not
a dollar ever lost to the people by
their dishonesty!
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-11-13

The scramble for the offal at. Col
umbus among Republican politicians
of small caliber, has opened lively.
There will be fun when the ball
opens and the music plays.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-11-13
District Courts.
Common Pleas Courts.


Butler, January q, May 81, October IS.
Montgomery, January II, May 81, october Is.
Preble, February 2, June I, NOvemberl l.
Darke, January u, May "a, october is.
Warren, January IL, June T. October Is.
Greene, January 3, June Z, OCTOBER Is.
Clinton, January IL, May II, October Is.
Clarke, January Il, May 81, October Is.
Miami, January Il, June Z, october Is.
Champaign, January l2, June 7, October Is.
tits further ordered that the Courts of Com
mon Pleas in each County be held by the resident
Judges therein respectively.
And it is further ordered that each of sait
publication to be for the period of three consecu'
tive weeks in a newspaper or newspapers pub
llshed weekly In each Of said Counties.
October Is, 1873.
ALEX F. HUME,
H. ELLIOTT.
]. A. GILMORE,
j. NJ. SMITH,,
A. W. DOAN,
JAMES L, HALVES,
JAMES o. GOODE
H. II. WILLIAMS,
w. r. WARN0CK,
Judges.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-11-13

Ar "Ohio idea"-that there isn't
a man in the Republican party who
can fill the brain part of Senator
THURMAN's bootsl
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-11-13

The condition of affairs in Ireland
are ~deplorable. Famine and gener-
al restitution threaten the poorer
class of the people. Added to this
there are bands of people who are
going about threatening the farmer
tenants who + willing to pay their
rent. There is great danger of an
outbreak in some parts of the coun-
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-11-13

A sensible man who reads o Re-
publican journal now days, must
wonder to himself what the late re-
bellion settled.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-11-13

How would a ticket do composed
of ALLEN G.. THURMAN for President,
and SAMUEL j. TILDEN for Vice Pres
ident?
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-11-13

Where is that "business boom"
that was to rush over this country
after the election and tFe success of
the Republican party?
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-11-13

It won't be long under Republican
succes in this country, until the
bayonet and the Money Power will
control this country at their will.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-11-13

From present indications, local
option petitions will worry the Re-
publican Legislature this winter.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-11-13

Both the Democratic and Repub-
lican party see in the result Of the
late elections sure omeus of victory
in 1880!
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-11-13

A BAD S1GN-Chicago gives a ban
quet to Gen. Grant with price OF
tickets ST, qoine included. What is
the margin for drinks with tickets at
seven dollars? The banquet will
cost $4,000. A late Gazette says,
"Another of Gen. Grants triumphs.
He went to a horse-race and witness
ed the fastest time on record" Gen,
Grant is acknowledged to be the
most popular man in America
What an omen for the future Of
American? Shades of our forefath.
ers what is u country coming tor
Miami Helmet.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-11-13

Has any State been carried by the
Republicans this year that wasn't
Republican before?
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-11-13
JUST OPENED

HAVING decided to return to Ea-
u ton, my native place, after an abb
sence of fifteen years, to make it my
future home, L have opened a WATCH,
CLOCK and JEWELRY STORE In
Stephens building, on Main street,
where l intend keeping a full assort-
ment of the latest make and styles Of
the best
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-11-13

The Democratic party ought to
steal the Presidency once and make
it popular with the IN asses.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-11-13

And if Gen. Grant receives the
nomination of the Republican party
for the Presidency, we expect to see
Bro. Morris throw up his hat with
joy and support him ably. "Shades
of our forefathers what is our coun-
try coming TOT"
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-11-13

The precedent which the Republi-
cans gave the country in counting
in" the Fraudulent President will
yet bear bitter fruit to this Nation.
M~utterings of q coming storm are
heard even at this early period in
the contest of 1880.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-11-13
STATE OF OHIO,

STATE OF OHIO,
PREBLE COUNTY, SIS.
III. John Townsend, Clerk of the Court of Com
mon Pleas, for and within the aforesaid County,
do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy
of the original order now on hlei In the office OF
the Clerk Of said Court.
(o~0 Witness my hand and seal of Of
JsEA,I flee at Eaton. Ohio. this 10Th
- day of October. A. D. 1879.
JOHN TOWNSEND, Clerk.
Octobnr 20 19l-3v
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-11-13
TOR SALE.

A S EXECUTOR OF THE LAST
IN will of Jesse B. Stephens, decd,
I hold for sale the following property
in Eaton: Lot No. 234, with
3-Story Brick Building,
Lot No. 290, with 2-story Frame Build
ing; Lot No. 800, vacant Lot: also, on
Sixth street, Cincinnati, o., Lot No. %,
Hopper, &c Woods addition.
Time will be given on back pay.
ments.
"A. II. STEPHENS, .Ex'r.
MARIO, 1879.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-11-13
The Butler county Democrat saws

The Butler county Democrat says:
GAS long as the Cincinnati En-
quirer is suffered to appoint itself a
special Committee to manage Ohio
campaigns for the Democratic party,
just that long the State will go Re
publican. The Enquirer is the most
reckless political hereto in seven
States, and the sooner the Demo
cratic party repudiates the doctrines
it persists in preaching, the sooner
will it prosper as an organization.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-11-13
TO THE CLERKS
OF Commonplace
Mites
Second Judicial District Of Ohio,

It is hereby ordered and directed that the sew
eral terms of the District Courts and Courts OF
the Second Judicial District OF Ohio, for the year
1880 be held and begun on the days following, be-
ginning at ten (l0) O'Clock A.. NJ to-wit:
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-11-13

The Seitz Law will die January,
A. D. 1880.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-11-13
Watches, Clocks & JeWe|u


and all other articles in this line of
trade. l intend giving my entire at
tention to this business, and hope by
fair and honest dealing to merit and
receive a liberal trade from my old
friends and new acquaintances.
Repairing made a Speciality.
All Watches, Clocks and Jewelry re-
paired will be warranted to give full
satisfaction. Promptness being my
motto, no one will be disappointed.
Having employed the services of Dix
Hendricks to assist me, think, by the
combined skill of both, to be able to
satisfy my customers beyond a doubt.
My charges will be reasonable and sat
-isfactory. Call and give me a trial.
JOE CAMPBELL.
Eaton, March 81, 1s79-tf
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-11-13
qhe Democrat,
L, G. GOULD, Editor.

Dictator, GRANT.
, 1879-05-23
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LEGAL
1.E<.ALs
GAn.I; OH> PROPERTY OF 'El1l:
- PARIS DASvILLE KAlLtOAu COMPANY,
CIRCUIT Court OF Vormillion County. Btato
Of Illinois.
Hiram Sanford Ct al.
fuFHihM BILL
aud
isaiah II, .Fohnten, Tru4taes J.
}cTGte Dill.
Paris 4 fIAuyllle KaIlfu4d Coturapy Ct al.

The ya..e1.IEnea: spsesa! Ma.sr r. cnatsery :, 40.
III 5:si 5sS IL w. sss ( i III
g III ~ IT,
.tosd II Sdss x: ~
$sssa sss: v;Is!!; HSs'; j{S i;
sIs ssf ":s Z
.rp;, :'Sr'. & ,hs4 {sntt
sSnE IL u g .es s'"
S$sS $ssai; S !;
yos -, a;siss Ss.:iy I GSs ss ;s III s:,sla s
II II !sis Sd $s $ss !:
;sS asa ,:s sa.: 5 e: Il :SS s.
III sf an. Il .; f Il S1f s &c ~ Il e.. III Il
aIaSn # ..ls .sI ths aslaass ct 5ss.o =; ~.
s 'tss :a 9sss. Us.
e9ld srsratsy sn ~ paynsnt4I = ;.i ~ T. .ash
praEsrss sitei .s tasi aoae; az
sf inSsl: tSsafsrfins 'iai Vt redemption from
: 1T ss s':d s X Ss hs *s
IA III M % ~ !: H% .s sI ~ ys ~
tiyG huirc uoara Isl 90 un Ills ra!lrosd property.
sad ,aa VIZ +. n'a!o .ubJsct e ~ s!,,s Legally .ie
TOR tA1us, which !lrn utt tho property hereh}
nflcr eud pror 10 sald nar.a9c. as nso sgb1ect to
ii! Inst claims tut rtglt u way q sad fallIos!
sNouns required 70 b. had II ess - !he tn'a ot
fidau. AnI .! ay er,Alstr i.u saqured by tht Cour
the hpec!aI Mastt VIII receive my ct tho bonAs aa
s9up9n sn ona @ EeA Fsss;sa foF :''e 'H = q r. ~
ceife ftui the pEicse.A VI such aaie. Upon connfMa
tn VI sal as!o md paynrnt bf said rum % twu Mua
puscsse!. VII NJ MD a's 80 x1'yy. Y
Sias! t;Ss! q y III tS. tRsH" s IT, suslts
purcnals ptico rs nut paid n aes..slantu Viii tns
sSass wh M s.u: # e III H. az
Or uFchaae5a Ut sa1 psun.sa. further pfoftst1n4 ~
i. trTIng Vt purrsAM viii la1 known by the Special
A'@"'S' ~ JAS. A. EApH.
special MxAtHF lu cl2nceTy.
, 1879-05-23
Wing,'e ist,nl'1isiston Of Block IN Pryor 4;
IJopKins' Subdivision.
Dennis Tuhrldy aucsi Louis Adler Tor 81, ,00O.

Wings it,ulHlivIston Of Block 1 in Pryor &:
UopKins' subdivision.
Dennis Tubrldy auctl Louis Adler for 81. .0DO.
CIRCUIT COURT.
The Chicago, Milwaukee & NJ. rnnl Railway
Company commenced suit for t1,Gl0 avoIt,tt
the Gcorae Il. White Hardwood Lumber Com.
pAny.
Lyman Sm!tl, began suit to raty,yer $4,000
Ut y. W. Bell, ]. a. II. He'll, mud j. Il. Bell.
IrnaE 1lRuxxoSD--tn chambers.
ness.
,!uD"E DyEH-Thc Custom. House cases,
JrlhE HAHr-:sH1, I'M, AIT. 4!y j9!l and an,
y .,19. ancluhivc. except 411, 4G1, 47O 615 n,,l
HfG. 40 caae on trIat. ~
.lT"ss JAAEs"s-72, s54, CitY ss. Smith, on
j,,nE MoohE-27. 20, 20. 10. No case on
Jro"K Ieonkns-So. a2o only. No. 23y. At.
water VI. !!al1atlay. On trIrt
~ stpsE ASaIt'.ran-1i5 81 ., to 37g: inclusive, ex.
:rS :'59, :.H'. 40. and 373, Of Judge f,ooth's
calendar. No. 3ll. Dnnnn ~. E.rmah, or trial.
;, dti'E FAnvxLL-!. ~. Moss ~. Mos.; q, ,Uu4,
Burn s!sfer -. scscr!nghoHae: and i. G'jl, Dc.
vine. ". bcyIbc.
JrnuE W,rLiAs.-7so. Tobcy ". 1ton,n.on,
'lu!,oE !'onTn-Sos. :!tn, i,It7. l, alH, j, $40.
anil l,:si1. -'',' >'"'''
tupaE t.onx'.~-Not. "a. 81, 110, 13s, 13s, Ito,
l40, 141, 142, 1a4, 1+5. 14t, l+7, lab, and lao.
JUDGMENTS.
SuPrnton counr-.IrDuK HARY-A1frel Oliver
". Charles =. StcttAecr, David Ytettauer, and
GeofEe Einssein. gafn!snees, elJ3. 20.
, 1879-05-23
BY TELEGRAPH,

r.. TOlkEIGS,
hars ~ ts4se"sa8 ss "ero received by tho Chicago
elo. Aroof.. no. May Ga-11:3o =. m.-FLoun-astd Cd
saas. =, ,"heat-W,ater, u lodG0a sd, spr,uQ, u
ID ~ whlse, u 0d1Us I'd; club, o. 1it0s
i. ~ ad0f0' u ad04a ID. Pork, ~ Cd, Lard,
.,.,., ,u.,s,09s. : Nay aa.-L,vsrpoo,-wh..t ,s.pe.
sa.4,-wssa sosa rather easier: IL a.ld. ca.goes OF
n.ad "asat 1!" YesY hcary. Corn-Not much de-
aalhIpg soe' ss,s on passags--Wheat neglected; !;
L1,rnsos' cosn-Not much inquiry,
CON let, lo", AAY .2.-Whoat was rathor easier,
lou. rnet ~. 10 sell in quantity. Extra stale
:sprn." " T.! a. Red winter wheat, u I'd; No,
C,,sa.s,M C,s' - 7d' No. do. 10 I'd. Corn. IL 3nd,
iee!lne W eosst-Wacat duh. corn-Isather easier
tuy; a.. ;. ta quiet; I'D lower; little deatre 10
s..dr. ~ ID; 20. ft'u,o mess pork, AZ Cd. Baeen
a4a' '0ea clear staes, a8s ID, shost cls.s,
tr..,aass sseta' at.pasea 10 zas Tribune.
ID; h K"1t " May 2@ll no .. n. m.-Flour-No, i.
sea; ,a,,,. hsat-Winser, No. !, Ds ID; No. 2, b
d. !, r. y No. !, ss I'd; No. =, II 6a; white,
H. ah,aa' Eo.o 1t I'd; club, No. i, o. Sd;
y. Aa' cofa-New, No. /. i. ID; No. ., Il
. l.1sss.-posk, l.1sss"nt 47s I'd. Lard. ga I'd.
may ~. INSTRUMENTATION; dull
, 1879-05-23

suEEp-ContInup IN small supply and In limited
d.ntnd. rsiccs rcn,asn without lMp"Ftant ehsnec.
mnnIpg from 81. 100 asuo Tor poor, 10 S1.W FOR
thoice, woocd*
EAST LIBERTY.
r,r 1tprRrr, Pa, May e. s11.-CATTLE-Recelnt
,odif. Al0 head Of through and no local stock;
,ots 70; thrco days ZIG through and 269 local;
WI w, ! intls sold to-day, or ~ head good aver.
se ss9e TO- ii S. TO- bclng al on hand from yes
uFfss; uEFfasssi;-Reec,pts te.day, 1.4s5 he.d totsl for
ns a.yss !S1S 1R; y xofke''' s. 1Sa o5' rhila
ss sssaErs-Keceipta to.dny. 400 head. total for
shs da1a. 0, 1o: market very dull; selling, COM
new YoRK.
ssx Yonx. May @:.-nakxyA;-No recetp!s: no
tsIpmenn to-day, J. 1G0 quarters.
sHsxr-Recc!pts, :, 700; sheep fairly steady and
.tat. .prlceP. o. 3Aloi<c; ordinary to extra
sW ptr 1a0 lbs: lamb. doing batter; oil sold At
E1SlO. % per 100 lDs; outside price for ctoics
j.ney yIanbs only: al!ipmentt. 40 easeasses.
,st sasiqHssss asasn: @ nSf os5fa ao6 IT..
BrrriIo, May 2c.--CATrLz~Kcceipt 644; de-
s,ad I'D ;ad Ss'inEs light; sacs' oada s'i|''fod
fss st. - ~ 1gsG. .xns-Rccc,nta 11oo. to,r IN,
asad; better feeling on beat gradea; rales Of or.
ssss: s'si: ssssY :aipps!s = 60. '' s'*'
A9Qb-steCclPka. ~ tIt2t H1AfkCt uEW6rt QMluR 10
l7hf supply; demand licht; Yorkcrs, 50. G50
587ti; medium heavy, 81. 70GD3. TN.
KANsAB CITY,.
aptcfaf Dtsp1sch to 71s 7tfouns.
KAsels C!TY, No., MAY @2..-CATTIh-Tho
rries Current reports: Receipts tho past week,
ataa; sh!pmenta, !. 55t; slow; natives. shippess.
6i.S; nstise COWS, ss. 5o03 %.
Hoes-lteeclpts thn past wcok, II. 119; nhlp-
uenls 800; easier; fair 10 choce packing, 80. 10
El 20: llEht shipping. Sc. VpGf3, 10,
ST. LOufB.
St. Lor1s. 3iny a.2.-CATTtE-Actiye and firm.
e: rood to choice heavy shipping steors, q. sUG1
40; Do llghl,. s5.55d14. 75;. nat!vc butehers'
ttstts, g. 60Gt4. 40: cows and helfets, 81. 0O1o
37s; eort-sed Texans. 33.a5GD4.25; receipts,
LOO: shtptnenta, !, GOO. . -
SuEEr-S:eady; common to good clipped, 81. 80
eaao; receipts. 600; shipments none.
CtNCIENATI.
CINCINNATI. O.. May n2.-Hoas-Quios; com.
non s2:401s. 10; light, 81: 1ER3. 40; packing,
nyoaa.55; butchers, 81. $500, 70; receipts,
s,G.G; shipments, b05.
, 1879-05-23

NEW YO1tK.
Hufcint Nspa.eA 10 1As' 7rf6nns.
Nav Yonx. btAy a2.-GaAiN-N Wheat values un.
settled; d,stnrbcd by fluctuations In speculative
temper: nc. y red exceptionally scarce and in do.
Tnhnd, which Ied to an advance on this grade OF "
ole ha! well maintained 10 tho e1oaa; lnoat 9th.
er grades and qnsllsics In Tess request; cable nd.
Vices Of Increased lepreaston on . comparatively
tatHe market; ~. 600 but No. 2 Chicago nfd Mll.
wAukcc sprine At 81. 0IG1t o.; 2i, 900 BIT Milwau.
koo at 3l.03. Corn much 1o'a active; llttlo
disposition was manifested to operato
In options On hteateF gradcst mixed Western uu.
graded At 434e4t,lc; 70, 600 bu also called No. .
Ut 43Ac. Rye about steady on n1odorato nquFy;
No. . Western to arrive, on private terms; quoted
ut Coo bid anil Gl@U11sc asked. Oats advanced
Qnits sharply on No. 2 white about 1r, and inoat
other grades about Nc per hu, closing dfuly; No.
= Chicago AitoAt quoted at do In store as
U4c bid, and BIC asked.
Pgoyiaioss-siog products rnling higher On a
moro acsiTe Inquiry; moss for carly delivery In
moderate domand at higher prices; quoted at
$40. 00G10. rs for new; forward delivery, \ fair
clos!ng arm for Nny at $40. 00110 10; for June.
$40. 1001o.9o; for July. s1o 1Nl1o. FL;
August, s1o.a5. Cut meals moderately
sought at full previous ngures. bacon
quoted stronger; long clear at $500. though mot
active Western etcam lard leas freely dealt in for
carly delivery, int hoId higher; forward delivery
In mora demand At advanced psices. closing nrm;
May. so. 10: Juno 81. 4uG11. 41ts; July, $u. 45G1
9.47.f; AuRust, S'L Go1o. 52h.
TAtLnw-More sought; primo. O 13-1[GBiic.
suoARs-lsaw qntst, but steady on a basis Of
05-1o90Hc for fair and 0hc for good refining
Cuba; refined In fair demand at full prIcca.
WnisKY-Dull; offered Ut $1.0 05, with s1.o4H
bid.
FREmn1s-Modcratcly ncttvc business in grain
, 1879-05-23
PETROLEUM,

CLEVELAND. o., May oc,-pErnoIEuA-Flfn
and unchanged.
OtL CTR, Pa, May n2. 2.-rErnolEuM-1iarkct
opened quiet, with 13aic bid, advanced to 74Hc,
declined to 73Ac, advanced and closed 1t 744c
bln: shipments, ~, 900, averaging ", 900; srans-
actions, 200, 900.
pIrTsnuHu Pa. May 24.-PE1noLKrx-Dull;
cttde. D3AC at Parkerts Tor shipment; refined,
8Qa.c. Philadelphia dol,yery.
, 1879-05-23

l.betaa demand. md, a. Tho tupply was
s tsn fsk feE woat:s 70 s..n ofess 'fsss
faprd It ndi,v III nfractoj at So 4::l. 65 for uelI.
ta Tfss ts,1 1Iss psc"i, grades, at S3 t tt eom,
sa, T. rs rssoee heavy packe's md a. 81 aSfS 10
i ehae 6ss'5 1o1o than nsSsy noior
ip.s Usts k sras u,Ue,ly Within range Of ST. ana
md rtaH.,ii aHn,iiowine arc son1e OF the daJs ransac-
, 1879-05-23
nEelI4'1(1,A{ {sI.k:'k SALE.
IN THURSDAY. MAY 49, l83a at 10 Qrlrk l. n,

tho .nlru livery stock known II Anrshas Livery con.
sj.IlnK II lantau!ctl iand1T y 10y Ehas5Ga Fu
t,usn iiuFxlss Gustsr ia.seas Sls!xl !nas psMllx
ssis tuaIls Isrness. seIs siIxIs llaine.s. sna
Iia.cs. ttInc IS wllici extra nnt ana ia4s Tho
date, Thursday. May ~. NJ 10 H. III whsh 4 ~! ~
suI Ut public sueiuh, Without Fs"rrxG - IT,
'|~'' j. j, uAu4.SUClt, MUI1gxKeu
, 1879-05-23

Mta: Cargo schr Trinidad, from Cheboygan,
~ ooQ It green. largely boards, at 50. 90. schr
Hl'tl. from Muskegon, 15D. 900 It common strips
Ind boa'ds at 81. 90. Latb, 81. 1t.
largo aehr Ellsworth, from Duncan CITY, $685.
VII dfJ stsps and boards ut III; Bchr OttawA,
iton G'and NIrsr, 200, 900 II common inch at
N75i sehr Regulator. from White Lake, 131, 600
h':tet stssps and boards at SIS. 90; schr G. lib.
atd. from Grand Niver, $50, 900 # atrlps and
boists 1t 5000.
lat yard market wzs fairly active. Prlces were
irregular, but some kinds Of dry ntuf7, especially
'eaelpr, were firmly held the stock being light
Aa ID ser hau11. The yard dealers nre receiving
1000 deal Of stHtl, portion Of which IL dry, aid
na andets TODD thnt they arc buying moro to AZ
Nfa. Eh1iotxiakx L. L.. HaAs
, 1879-05-23
TOLEDO.

TohEnn. O., May a2.-tnA,~-Whtat dull
and unchanged: No. white M,chtqan, si.os;
nmaer Michigan. cash, 81. l0:f bid; July, s1.0a;
No. aambcr, cash, 81. Oh; No. red, caah, 81. 10,;
1id ;Ialy. 81; ;o!I. Corn dull; high. mixed, s,xc;
NO. May. sDc; lime. .as'tc; Jnly, 3s4c; Kansas,
3llXc. Uats hrm; No. 2, 32Ho.
tErElPrA-Wheat, II. 0u0 BIT; corn. IN, 0o0 hu.
6MtrxEsTs-Whcat..t 81. 900 hn; curn, 100, COZ bu,
, 1879-05-23
PRESIDENT STANFORD.

6As FHAkclsco, biay GA report has been
spread ahEo4a that Gov. Stanford was about to
resign tie Presidency OF tho Central raclac
Railway ard branches On account Of tli-llcalth.
The Governor e.nphatcally denies ths asscr-
uUu. Ills health ID better thuu tor sone tiule,
and he las no intention VI rcsigung.
, 1879-05-23

NEW YoRK, May 22.-Wooleu goods and fan
nels continue In good demand and firm; cotton
goods In steady requcst, aud prices advancing;
Now York Mills, Lousdate. and many other
blcacllcd coltona were further advanced to-day;
prlnls and ginghams dult. but lawns doing well.
The 1Hifftfn says: ''Tweiyo hundred packages
auction ptxL Mftk.h
, 1879-05-23

BALTIMORE, May 22.-FLoun-Dutl snd lower,
but not quotably higher.
-Wheat--Wcstesn firm and higher; No. 2
Pennsyl,anla red. Il. III; No. 9 Western winter
red, spot, 81. In; May, 81. 14A June, 81. l3tGb
i. 13i; July. 6i.12; August. s1.0o4Go1. 0D1 !;
September. 81.0Dk. corn-Western Grn. hut
quiet; tho adsAnco chooks business; Western
mixcd. spot, 44de44sc; june, 44HGD44!ic; Jnly.
4i044hc; August, 44A@t5c. Oats Arm and
quiet: Western white, 34n35c: do mixed. ;IeGp
:}:'c; Pennsylvania rcd, 34t3Jc. lsJe quiet md
stcady.
MAr-stcaiy and unchanged.
Fnovia1oks-DuIl and nominal.
nurTEN-Morc quiet and eatior; Western, dairy
packed. l41p1tlc: factory. 1lGI1:3c.
Eu1s-Stcaly Mt 1lGp1lHc.
PErAoLEux--DulI; crude, 8H@7nc; rcnned,
sic,
GorrEr-Flrm mud fairly aot,re; cargoes, 1o.iO
14tc.
WMlsKy-Dull al 81. on
FnktoMrs.To Liverpool per steam dull; cot
ton, 3-lGd: a1ur. - I'd: grain, 1GkB1id.
RkcEirrs-~FIour, n,i74 iris; wheat, 10, 600 bu;
corn, gu, 600 bu. Gat, Z, 100 bn.
sutrAEhrs-Wheat, o.. .47t bH; corn, 1B5, 182
ta.
, 1879-05-23
BOSTON.

nosToN, Mass, May :.,2.-FtouK- Steady and
unchanged; Westaru supers. H. 0oD3. Is; common
extras, $3.7aDl.a5, Wisconsin extras, 81. 00Gh
s. 7ti; winter wheats-Ohio and Michigan, .T6Gb
b. 2a Illinois and lndaua, o.. 00@8. 90; Ut. Louis,
Is, bOQN.IO; Wtsconain and Minnesota patent
psoccss, So zoos rs Tor spring wheats; 7.ho tor
winter Wlleats,
OnAlK-t:osn qnlot and atoady5 mixed and ysi-
low, 47QD5Bc. Oats steady and hrtn; No. I aud
e1tfa Whtte a0d149u; NJ. .Whits. tt4M 6tUc; No.
= watp a'sd No. mixed, ao's&sa7Hc. Rye, ea
RkckT1s-.Flour, 8. 100 brs; corn, 20, 600 bu;
wl5at, Z, 600 bu.
;BulrA AkNTs-Flour, =, 700 bfls.
, 1879-05-23
LIfNfHEH.

The offerings OF cargops nunpcFed about Twelve.
he local demand was fair, and tho tiocks were
MsflJ cleared ut night. Dry lumber WA quoted
In. and greeu steady under moderate reeclpts.
Ash md shlnsles were unchanged. Following arc
tts auatattnna Of lutpEat aanat.
, 1879-05-23
DETROIT,

DETROIT, May 2.-TLorR-SteadY.
GisAls-Wheat dull; extra, s1.0s bid; No. I
white, 81. 09K; May. 81. 0B; Junc, 81 Cb*;; Ju1y.
81. o. asked milling, 81 .6l atked; a,nbef. 81 67
9skca; Rsccspts-wheat, ~. Cos bu; shipments,
~, 5l8 bu.
, 1879-05-23

1NptAEAroHas. May .--1Ioas-Stehdy at 81. 90
13.1o; Eucoip,s. >, 100; shipments, LOO.
GnA1x-Whcat hrlneE: No. 2 rcd, 81. 039b1 .05h.
Corn strong Al 3BIbaGHc. 0nta strong ut }.Gt13c.
PIlOvIsr0Ns-Shouldcrs, :is;fEthc; clear lib, 4Yc
Lard, Gtte. nams. BAWaac.
, 1879-05-23

OawE0o, May 22.-GAAtx~-Wheat-s e5nfe dc.
maud; extra white Michigan, 81. 10. Corn steady;
No. 2 Western, 45,ic.
, 1879-05-23

St. Louis, May yaa.-corToN-Lower; mtdd1tngs,
1eAc; low u,fdd,ln8s, 11,ic; aales zoo bales; 70.
cepts, EOS; shipments, 025; stock, 10, leo.
, 1879-05-23
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