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GRANT WILL NOT WITHDRAW. The
Galena Gazette, whose editor is per-
sonal friend Of General Grant and
knows whereof he asserts, will publish
the following to-dsy:-"An item has
been going the rounds of the press as
serting that George w. Childs, of the
Philadelphia Ledger, had stated that
General Grant would order his name to
be withdrawn from the contest at the
National Convention in Chicago. Nei-
ther George w. Childs or anv one else
has authority for making such an as
sertion. General Grants name has
never gone before the public as can
didate for the Presidency by any word
or act of his own, and he most certainly
will not order his name withdrawn. A
very large class of the American people
have chosen to make him their candi-
date, aud if the Republican National
Convention at Chicago sees ft to tender
him the nomination he will not decline
II. This we know to be a fact, and We !
Publish it because it is well that the re-
puolicans Of the country should cease /
to hold the matter in doubt"
The daily gazette., 1880-05-24

TEE PASSAGE of Senator Bayard's
Deputy Marshals Bill by the Senate
has given very general salts action.
There was but little objection made to
its passage in the Seuate. Mr.. Ed
munds made dull, prosy speech that
It seems to us ould have done little
credit to an unpretending county court
attorney. He referred to Delaware
and said constables in our State were
not appointed from each party, nor
are they in Ohio or other States, and
assigned this as an objection to the
feature Of Senator Bayard's bill which
requires Deputy U. s. Marshals to be
selected from each of the political
parties in equal numbers. This was
exceedingly weak, and would hardly
be expected from a Senator ranking
SO high as Mr.. Edmunds. The vote
against the bill was so small in the Sen.
ate, only IA, that we presume it will be
put through the House without diff
Guilty, and will not be vetoed by the
President.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-24
MONDAY. MAY "a. 1850.
THE DEMOCRATIC STATE CoNvE,

THE DEMOCRATIC STATE CoNvEN-
TIoN will meet tomorrow at Dover
at one o'clock, P. NJ. So far as we
can hear the utmost harmony will pre-
vail. There have been very few con-
tests in the election Of delegates, and
these contests have only been for the
honor or the desire to secure the ma
jority at the polls.
The ride to Dover will be very in
viting one--the country being clad in
its loveliest spring attire, and the late
rains laying the dust and purifying
the atmosphere. 1t is hoped that a
large attendance will be present, thus
evincing their interest in the republi-
can system upon which the govern
ment rests.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-24

POLITICAL SELF-SAC cor
respondent from Washington to the
Baltimore Sun furnishes the following
instance of political self-sacrifice =
The United States marshal for Iowa,
who has been in Washington for sever
al days, has addressed a letter to the
Attorney General, setting forth that he
has already expended out of his private
funds $4,000 to pay the expenses of the
United States courts in that 5 ate; that
both his credit and patriotism are ex-
hausted, and that he has telegraphed
to the circuit and district judges at Des
Molnes TO close the courts. The Attor-
ney-General has replied, commenting
the marshal for his action in expending
so much of his private funds, and as
suring HIM that the Department cannot
blame him that he has concluded to do
so no longer. The Attorney-General
also takes the occasion to say hat he
has several times called the attention of
the appropriation commit ee to the ne
cesslty for making provision for the ex-
penses of the courts and the compensa-
ton OF the marshals. IL will, of course.
be attempted TO make political capital
out of this, but the country is well aware
that Congress has made the appropria-
tons no less than three times, and each
time the President has vetoed the bills
containing the appropriations simply In
oehest to the selfish interests of his own
political party.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-24

VIRGINIA DEMocRATIc.-A A letter
from a Washington correspondent
says The Virginia Democratic mem
Ders Of Congress are quite satisfied
with the action of the Virginia Demo-
cratic convention. They have also
now entire confidence in the ability of
their party to carry Virginia for the
nominee of the Cincinnati convention,
OF which there have been apprehen-
sions for some time past. 1t is said,
further, that there is now the best
reason to anticipate that Gen. Ma
hone will act with the Democrats in
the Senate.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-24

kuMoRs ABOUT THE KELLOGG CASE.
"A letter to the Baltimore Sun saws
1t is given out as probable that in day
or two Gov. Hampton will submit a mo.
ton for the indefinite postponement of
the Kellogg case, and that Gen. Gordon
VIII make a grand farewell speech of
Cancellation and peace. The following
democrats are put down as likely to vote
for the indefinite postponemen,: Hamp.
toh' Gordon, Lamar, Butler, Whyte.
Groome, Randolph, Ransom, Jones Of
Fierlda, Bayard, Thurman, Walker.
harris, Pendleton, and also Judge Da,is
OF Illinois. 1t must not be understood,
however, that any of these Senators
bave authorized any statement TO be
made as to their intention.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-24

Fifteen and twenty years ago Republi-
cans OF this State Indignantly denied that
the intention of the Republican party
was to bring about socia, and political
equality between the white man and the
negro. Ten years ago the negro voted for
the tlrst time, and to-day we have the
spectacle of Anthony Higgins, one of The
Leaders OF the Republican party. asking
the court at New Castle not to trv a
brutal negro for rape, because there are
no negroes on the jury. He asks tba. the
case shall be carried up to the Circuit
Court Of the United States, where there
are mixed jHries. The question is. shall
the State of Delaware surrender Its
jurisdiction over offences committed
within the State to satisfy politicians in
orde: that beastly, lustful negro, who
rayishes respectable white woman and
lncllrs upon her the blush of shame
which will continue throughout life.s shall
go unpunished? We hope not. The case
:" as argued by Higgins. on THURSDAY. in
behalf of the negro and by Attorney
General Gray in behalf cr the State
Detdpdredn
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How STATISTICS MAY AFFECT
PklcEs.-The census statistics should be
made as accurate. They may affect the
prices Of grain and agricultural produce
and an illustration of their value ID ay be
found In the fact that while the depart
ment of agriculture atWashingtou states
the wheat crop of Iowa in 1879 at 80, ,sOO,-
600 bushels, the State Agricultural So
oiety of Iowa puts it at 40, ,COO, 600 a dis
orepanoy Off 200 900 bushels. Similar
discrepancies, II found to exist all over
the country, would aggregate In a diver
Renee OF nearly hundred million bush
els In the estimate of the entire crop of
1873. And yet the price of wheat, both
In this country and in Europe, is reenla.
ted In great measure by the estimated
surpluses OF the different wheat-yieldine
sates Farmers the whole country
through might be made TO suffer A In a.
nt ten cents bushel on their entire
whea, crops by the mere announcement
that the crop in Ia, exec eded the aotual
product Ia The extent of ! 90 ,OCO or X
OOO,O 900 bushels. A properly taken cen
aus will afford data by which TO correct
all such discrepancies.
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ANOTHER SOUTHERN COTTON
FACTORY.

The subscriptions to the Sibley Mann
iaclurihg Company, Of Augusta, Ga,
now among 10 nearly SG00,0OO, great
portion OF which was subscrib. d in the
North, showing the confidence that is
felt in manufacturing enterprises in the
South. Ground for the factory, which
will be one of the larges in the south,
will be broken next week.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-24

rOTICE.-P Persons VINO we're we f6e fGnIII.i
" the State OF Delaware Tty u, lane o. o.
atates m ilitaryseryi g nan, ia nnnliItatoa, "a
July, 1894, and paid GP't GGrafled in lstS 'Ps
were required 10 procure nnder the allS u,
Jraft viii lind 1t tner or BY ld,g. .s.
with the underslgned TsI Stature 10 c1iitr ils.
tsorIzed BY the state 81 ~ war the 'C9'fsss fss
from the Secretary ol urb pedrscns, IN
ton money Paid bSyyins by fns" been dirsrslS;. dir%Sl;.
act OF Congress 10 es Ie" c. H. b. pa
tion paid 6n, on suGli Jnly 10. 1879
The daily gazette., 1880-05-24
HEAVY CATTLE SHIPMENTS

The shipments Of cattle from New
York to Europe, Wednesday last were
the largest on record from that port
Tor any one day. The aggregate was
$3.50 head. A large number of horses
and sheep were also shipped, and there
was an unusually heavy consignment
OF fresh beef, mutton and pork. II is
expected that the shipments of the
next five weeks will more than double
those of any former similar period.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-24

SPEAKER RANDALL was summoned
home from Washington ON Saturday to
the death-bed of his mother, Mrs. Ann
Randall, widow of Josiah Randall. She
lived in Germantown and was over
eighty years old.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-24
CLOTHING.

Now, at the beginning of sum-
mer weather, we have the fullest
assortments of everything in
Mems, Young Mems and Boys
Clothing.
We have provided it under
the Most favorable circumstances
every way; We like our stock /;
we have cloths and shapes innu-
merable to suit all tastes and
uses our prices are, as they
always are, at the very bottom
and you have this advantage in
buying of us-you are welcome
to bring back anything that
don't suit and get your money.
Other merchants may try to
suit you with Clothing as faith
fully as we do; they succeed in
proportion to their facilities,
Nobody except us, so far as we
know, asks you over and over
again to take your money back
if he can't suit you.
We have always full assort-
ments of Gentlemen's furnish
ing. In Shirts we make to meas
ure the finest at quarter below
the current price; and in ready
made shirts we make three
qualities, each having It's admir-
ers.
SPEcIAL.-Trousers made for
$6 and $5, broken assortments,
but excellent and seasonable,
are going while they last for
$3.50.
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
Oak Hall, Sixth and Market
Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
mayl9.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-24

REsPITED.-Gev. Cornell, of New
York, has respited Chastine Cox, the
murderer of Mrs. Hull, to the 10th day
Of July, 1880, and Balbao, the wife mur
derer, until the 9th of August. The con-
demned men were to have been hung
next Friday.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-24

The New York Herald of TODAY
In commenting upon a long article
which We have not time to copy, says !:
1--WE publish an interesting interview
with General Faulkner, chairman ofthe
Democratic State Committee, OIL the
prospects of his party in the Presi-
dental election. He believes that
Tiiden's nomination is certain and his
slection assured, reasoning shrewdly
In support of his theory. 1t is good
sign when the leaders are confident.
for 1t promises good, square fight"
The daily gazette., 1880-05-24

The RepublicanConvention of Loui-
siana will meet in New Orleans io-day.
1t is said the leaders of the factions
have made an arrangement for the
election of eight Grant and eight Sher-
man delegates to Chicago, who will be
uninstructed.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-24

LORD BEAcoNsFIELD has just read the
London Times the sharpest lesson 1t has
received for many long day. in letter
charging it with having published as
delivered by him q speech which he
never made, and which conveys in
"every sense the reverse of what he ex-
"pressed" in a speech which he did
mako
The daily gazette., 1880-05-24
Fashional lie Furniture
]. & J. Y HARMAlN
No. 4IO king streeh

WILMINGTON, DEL. ,bs cu
- we respectfully lniotnd ,b ,bs sur.
<y xens OF lilmington, lhu .antlnul
rounf ~ country IN 1--WE 1--WE ~ had
a. our large and long esiaO9sGtiSSl 9SsTiSly d sadi
tyie. WEI consisting OF MahoganaIy. nv mOicr' psricr'
"a Walnut FURNITURE suitable lOi
.snlns-room and cha mher uses 3 lsrgerapi
Our assortm ent OF Furniture y y ITSssEara
ore varied than can be founa as,a 10 bHIIshnsDl
d al articles sold al our
warranted as represented. d., fashionable
venitlan Blinds OF the mGsl 8snt CONSTANTLY
esigns made TO order anJ u SgPS St5re and con
n hand, We also manuIacen, Of up
stantly keep u large ass11sses na,irssses
Hair, Mos and Husk MSs4 4ARnAs
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n Office TO BoNDHoLDERs.

- n Y 7 TtFANI KIK, 7
boVer Del, May /, l5S0 /
by virtue of an act of the General As.
selnblyi passed AT Dover, February -
1877, l hereby give notice TO holders a.
delaware sta Bonds, that shall nttend
al the Philadelphia National BANK In
the city OF Philadelphia, dur, ng tbe basi
secular days OF July, 1850. prepared tn re-
deem and pay of ali the bonds from No
1II 10 5i), both Inclusive oI the denoml.
nation OF one thOusAt d liars each OF The
issue ,e ni the bonds of the STATE Of bella
Ihat from aud afIer the said firsl daV al
July, lssO, the interest on said bonds vii
cease. ROBERT I REV Mi ~, win
myl-eod2m. siaIe Tre,.,Ir,
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pRoPosALs FOR CITY HAUIIyG.
STREET CoaMIssIoNER's OFFICE, }
NO. o12 East SIXTH STREET. /

No. 81 East SIXTH STREET.
WILNIsGroN, Del, May l7td, 1880.
Sealed proposals Will be received In the
box IN the Clty Council Chamber, until
7.5O p. m, Thursday, May 27Ih, 1850 for
furnishing teams and hau ing by the
load, sand from the sand pit anu stone
from the stone Breaker, to any part OF
the city where the street Commissioner
may need them. The contract Will be lor
the space OF six months. Parties bidding
VIII please state the number OF teams
they can furnish and the price per load
OF not less than twenty-five bushels
A bond W lh security In the sum OF on.
hundred dollars must accompany each
proposal for the good 1aith of the bidder
ana the person or persons to whom the
contract may be awarded shall give "A
pond with security In the sum OF two hun
dred dollars for the faithful performance
OF the contract. The committee Teseryt.
the right 10 reject any or ali bids, All
b.ds must be properly signed. sealed and
endorsed proposals for city Hauling"
FOR further Information apply To
l.. L. LYNCH,
N -. sur ct Commissioner.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-24
CARD.

To all who are suffering from the er-
rors and indiseretions of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of manhood,
&c., will send recipe that will cure you
was discovered by a missionary In South
America. Send self addressed envelope
to the Rev. JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station ID,
NelO York Guy. May4-eodD&wly.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-24

Much valuable time is wasted In e me, :
menting with uncertain remedies; a bot
tle OF Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup would at
ri GA affiicting the baby.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-24
SPECIAL RARcAINs


4 i GRANGER STORE I03. East ann
10 7tIest t,t our Fosters teas AT 5Jc.. :. N
is me pest dea ever offered at that price IN
hby cry, parties that buy Il once neyar
use any other. We are the only aaesi ren
mere ne 81 ~ II only sold in Belfast, Bosto5 ana
ioo i Easl HiAth street. We have best tahIs
Peacnes' pom white and yellow In heayv
syrup AT isc per can 4 ID corn starch osNy ossy
caI. - ~ vi saIulnes, &c. oysters. Sc ne1
cha ch,p pihe apple cheese at I5c. per N, This
eest families, and are pronouncad orcaie .he
ic ,2rse morse radish l0c.; bottle sweet oil
nr,,nsiiaile, oJiii,ie North of England sauce. I1c.
p,c Ns IiaS Zlc. ID; canned apples, 2 cans for
5'e; : & New York jumbles, i5c. n; fruif cs i % az
hae, I9ips i3ir ior 2oc.; egg biscuit 20c.; dried
are - per pound by the piece. We
stora. "p,uI 70 make an alteration in our
store sto and In: order to empty our moiassas
nor III we we VIII Sc ! our whit. drips al sac
sai.ah' Don't forget to secure This
'ari sam IN molasses while itllasts. Gran.
yer m s5d store. y, 1903 East Sixth street. "u'
+. M. WIER.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-24

iAsH ALWAYS AT COMMAND FOR
NM ~ rMnokIGAGES, La R0E OR SMALL,
CITY AND COUNTRY,
apr3-w6s. HEAIn a co
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Hon. Schuyler Colfax,

Ex Vice President Of the United State.
ana distinguished member 0fihe a. ar
VIII deliver an address on the Occasion a
Historical .is and statistical exhibit OF the
rise ana progress Of the Lodge will he
o the Lodge. - " ''ieiiioer
NJ vocal and Instrumental music will
pe @ Introduced. Tickets of admission may
COMMITTEE, and at the book store ofC. +
IN TOMAS mas y 20, rec Of charge, where. upon
the pay inent Of 10 cents, reserved seats
,',aSS naS pe secured on and after Saturday
u, ~ ling, III May I'd. The entire programme
VIII oe announced in few days, Lodges
ana ana odd Fellows everywhere are frazer
nally invited to unite In the C Iteration
l.. II. SPRINGER,
q. ID. LINCOLN
GEORGE II. HUGHS.
DANIEL ROSS,
JOHN l.. PIERSON,
hyif 1871 ColnMittee Of Arrangements
The daily gazette., 1880-05-24

~ No. 3l9 Broadway, New York.
N. B.-Ihis Con,n,nU hfis NO a IyEyJ,S
W Me BRIILSIf POSSh.SSIONly dnd a
peTsont pretending 10 be so aud 30 iciting or
ders nny ~ circulars or 0thSrnise are SWIND-
hHh"' myl ,2taw4w&w
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Ivrmo'i- Aur n PORE. frme ie''-E ',tern. hira.r
.''-s. Western. a. r1. 4ar1I' nn lrfiin- i-
a~,l- al .lcL. short hb. hrmc- a. q" d+ iNh4 Gear
s-,,,~ ~ a.. Short Clear Nlmti az a. ~ Il7 i"-s
90 a. .it shoulders lrm.r 10 81 Htei-iii' h'i-
. I'd U, Extra -raif 80 14t ffiAr 'i.7 -''Hs
"a 49, Prime b. ras .ru ulutr 80 a. lai."- 'lhie
NV an "a 6 rlrpenluc -pr fa 'traAV ~ = 'd o'.n
n.',a, s'eafy al ssh. Emo. STEADY a. i1 the'-e
"a ..- -teaIg 40 % $50 Larl oh -isH} OF 10 on
-'Ir- fxfra slate dull al 4- NA'h 40" D. =" l..r'
,.i .r g. hi -n~u. Ep q. nul ~ IT, Nr" NJ ~
.l..f-rt dull &c 3D. Sow roltncIh " lhi"i Jun "l
ma CD'n-sil1sc. -tealr 20 D. 'oionsena III
80 .urcan. ,trafr I'D if. hoan' oA.h. n al I'm
o tr,r a. lurp-uune. spirits az LONDON Sendy al
-ivF.r1gr. Aax % 1880 m.-reef go per tefce Tor
prfr. I.as lara o. Gf. pcr c~L iNT American. bt,"n
W IN Long Citds aild4es ANA a.. Oh pc. cNL l"i 1ho
Gear I4.l..s - .o - ,-..t..,e. anil evco-t
earn Il. ALA n glner heat bI-0lf tni ahioihii 'Inh'
-.143 fDi l.I N.stou ~rrnR, Hnl0H i'i t'.' =. .Hri
1~ rer.iso! N.-.i ui, paa ire cars were -to0VO
c.nf.l. Nr.uI.ux ~ 900 c,ntu- American .
Ir'i.,I.l. aug 1O-4 pnl-l-arl. s.lod. Per c"I ior
NlSyot. Aug 2O-5l5 D. m.sps of rnrpentne q o.
.-.-..., r...r,t.u,, -t-fgsa
49, ~ lila % IurEr4uLr. "a I-ttn pef c"l sugar.
ttniIiil-A lnialA4Ns 10 va ioi
f-ula, IlscsvaCO Rc.Ails ano u . "a
AkITERl Aug. 2J-Nll lyAr iIa coael ~ 40 francs "
s-uiluIcs yor 100 kiJs
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1--WE STOCK MAnxErs-BY TELEGRAPH

prrgAto. Aug % CArrIR- Receipts to-day 800 head .
,.s flf. l4tt1f ff4ii Tine
-, y, 90 araf- c9ns- through, 4lb cnrs uartet
49,, r of ,Getal 44-lrr best grades ttsc flr bt- on
ntr'rtuge generally Of eYol QNa !s oi tar 70 'n-
~r. riIre -t.cIs a - l,I-i % tloce TO fancy
49, - .it0 - 10 hest grades Disposed a.
i', A,n tAru,- kecriNis roa, 1000 headt t'tal for
,g.r thus ar II 900 heads same time lloi We'S -vD
-. etl-a through. Io cars. mafhci-0'n'nd 4e!i am
ttrsrr. DO. epfs SIGHT snI "eilhHs Tchrr@y 81 spp
lr Of t.II 90 cool r-,rf '''e' al 90 ia a.
.r .t,.n Lambs p % Canada Lambs, > o'1 t' 70
traeu,s Today. 900 head tota o' woes mus ia
,, ll AZ. market good demand nnd prizes shade
a.. NJ workers. % Extra no - - BOG iinvf
i Medium 4. I00 40 common ~ ~ sih'r'i 20 goo
ma Ohis 5uGt4abUi best gie"cs e p'7ei ~
~ l.ri-. Aug. Zt-loe- -s.iI -il. ..'F., nH ''"
r,, MOI. .50sl 90 Mixed lacEiuE. - .'n =" y
Butcher 10 Fancy, - ~ q :" -" '''N'f'-' '
uruis. BOO head. 49,. s..ors q. -a Il. u 80
~ ~ hoice shipping ~ H44 $50 N"ol =" 'HoNe pi'a
-. ,sl. $ ~. do. Ind. aus 81 80 80 F'"l va
-. ttcner -tee.s Chace Aclfr! % 10 3D. 'e-1I
900 nsl Di and unchangcd. receipts 400 head ship
mems 800 hchh, ,,..... .. coo reat. sl.p
mani. 900 head. marcel very at4sD ehi W., ",
MfI "a Pckng "a 5Jca5 Is Lighi. y 'J@s' w. '"''''
-. Good L. Choice lirttr - iu"-' d. ., , ...-
AriiIeca.ptA 1000 hcad shipments iln n'a' mar
-, ~ s4oug. export D4llc ia dru4u1' o. gu ','
80 =. a. - 80 70 common o Cool -ip lts % Pr
tIr. lnl al ~ 2DQ u 30 tuI, - ~ Il 5 ,s .
- 49, 81 30 calves - JO1So dra.s A-.' ." u -
"sEIlP KecelOls 200 b@.Ai denr'H Tot o's W" NHN
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value. weak Common to Medium ssses SC; Good to Choice
TIE STATE or TRADE
DOMEsTI, Markets.


BMHNosz avg 20 FouI du and heavy HoTad 5'Ts@ o
We-tern sup~r, - - a. do EAtrA = - 80 ~
; 20 TO- Family Sos 30 10 80 rands. s. q, - -
active " stern sfely and q SHADE better. southern hel
see ati uua do Amber 81 ~ al o. 1'st
81 O6-qs. So; September - ~ al o7ls octper u :
49,, VI.e i.c lo Eeiog See We.,e.n Mxcr spot and
&C. oar. qret but teaey Western White 8 q .ec,;
CIol,e Iennsgvsn.a ana Maryland. a-udsll PROV -aps
Loose shoulders and Clear side nominal CO. packed =
a9t,.: ia, louders e.: tear 40 sid = g. mans
Whisacy Sea g al s. II ~. Fr,rhts I1ysrpoo per
steamer steady ttea -l@ 81 Fagr IS ID GE9'n a.
EtrfLo. Aux flour nnG aA9seG I 9 Gun q an'
nonna. fer cas-. seI T 0s s. No o. Of l 600
No 1lzei 10 arrive at iec -50n bush 10 cash at 90 e.
H .r. 'f ca 81 9g l o 10 Freshs . :, ".
Nrr YORK joy wheat sc; Corn s4cs oa's SIC Canal
CHICAGO 2tour q'g,5 eat Arm WI > az unsettled
2yr4S, 20 ga 49, ,e Corn Unsettled and
~, o. e, s6 "a Az Senfrmber; t0i-a a., OCTOBER
Rejected. 3~c. Oats acvc trn. and III h al -9c ca
cy armer at 20 Fas.ce II ri Is PORK active
gi. n6 -3tob~r III $50 30 october all The
ysr 'o Lard Ssae e AMI lover closed rm At OUTSIDE
sacc. October Bak Meats 'lted and lower shouders
ana unchanged az 81 90 reghts-Doru Buffalo aoc
(ScNNAL Aus>>o-i our tas r. guy nor pHo,"9y r
~, ',o, leceli'' 49, s"p,'' s;-oger To
2 Aii1.d. 30 &c hvoquct as H3c for No e. Barley
strng \o Fan H'c For. qi.'' ae1 .. '-' 2O l'ir
Iuo, &C. Bacon srsng shoal.rs e'c ccir zap. e''e;
81 o. butter lrn ana uacalae.a SUGAR lrm lizards
- ~ llgh :. 49, "a Eng; ~ ~ 5 D1'''
M,cnraan &c. August. sic -eptember, sac hd oco-
Yellow s5c. Hlgh Nike 4ic 80 i Mixed. f,c, so. DO.
r." NIL Sc. So : d. Soc Ececips-Fl ur. l00d
obis Writ it'23 on'A.. com Nv 5'i, Ia, ni l
umwA1Sae. Aug 2ofe que, Waes' orened, f I'm
SOFT. e-c so. Mllw.uk"e ct-h AID Au,-ft. ','sc''
re-; tccc,.a. noa.na. corn hrner ami IN ae..ye de.
mand 40 5-'st oa.' uTmel Nc T. - - u ,I,-S
10 zoe B.reJ dui ant q: op'pI d. y, n MA .S
ii"tl-l"Ns aci., guy H'" ,r,,.. steam -2c cash
and september. $500 October. HOG. nrners At sOG
I,, ,rylrA Aug -FloaI eScess.ysy dun and WEAK.
win disposition to rlz a cur Mt gao aoi' local ~, de-
mand AZ very t prices tul slSe ana "a ig s pd
In sTain depot 55c; We.eru Mixed In gram depot
steamer &C. or s he else Of IT, second c4 b. sc bd
cats hight demand pieces over PfoYiHun' h'In-t
si5asi6 % f1tla Prime sl5 joasIt smoked Hams. II
ol5c; do ~ ea.t anI Gle 100 ilc: ,r" il2 S Is
anchers, loose. Bnter srlay Win mo .eiAie Ta4e
Pa 5o Cheo,e nT win tmal ,tocSs; New Yok Fun
tm oh m iI Guef and .ac.au ID Fed qu-t Petroleum
frn keane u ogls & o Ciss' &C. AK G' " I bs
Corn, RG 40 bush ,. M" h-a, hfm o. ,i: uc5o1sI
sold a! 4 - W III 81 ot ol og 2sSeq Tor "a s - o.
D1 D ~ - Novrl,er corn inctan sei.
81 *. 80. S5vcu5er j ~ =. August 81 IS >
81 lorts aug -0-fIour decline DC. Wheat opened
h2hcr a.tet~4i cgchne bni c'',ed D ''t. 80 I
tem2er' S'4I9 SC. October lsa,ei 'CSS1'g9 o 81 90
n az I.c der. 37lta Ne November high at
~ fa-f.- 2 if.