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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-10-01

Wood County Fair.-We run up to
Tontognny yesterday and between trains
took hasty view of the fair in progress
this week. 1t will average better in the
several departments than any fair ever
held in the county. Floral Hail, owing
to some discrepancy in judgment in regard
to tie premiums tn be awarded, was al.
most totally neglected by the ladies. One
or two other departments were light, but
in fiue stock, agricultural implements
vegetables grain, &c, it was far superior
and competed well with the Tri State.
The weather was threatening and un-
favorable on Tuesday and Wednesday and
the attendance was light, hut yesterday
there wa- the largest jam ever witnessed
upon the grounds.
The t. nj number Of entries mp to 8
p. NJ, yesterday, was ,l07, with "a entries
oi racing horses. Number OF season tick
eis sold was 436, and gate tickets l 100
! II the weather this morning had been IA
vorable the financial success of the fail
would have been assured.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-10-01

Ideals Of Life.-Rev. Samuel Wilson,
who has been quite successful in securing
su subscriptions for Af. Wilson's history of
the Mitchell Expedition, has now secured
the agency for new book just published
Ivy J. C. Fuller & Co., OF D,troit, entitled
"Ideuls Of Life, or WisdoM OF the Ages"
This work contains series OF wholesome,
pr ,cticnI topics, on which are presented
aud preserved in the best form thoughts
from more than two hundred great think
e@s and actors Of all tipes. 1t is good
practical bo,k for everyday reading, and
such an one as should he in every family
| There cannot be too many of such books
"a this one put in circulation. We trust
! Mr.. Wilson may be as successful in his
sales OF this work as in the former.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-10-01
PATENTS FOR INVENTIONS

j. CLEMENT SMITH, III C Street. Wash.
iugtnn. d. c., Attorney ut Law and Solicuor
NJ Patents. Survivor Of Gilmore, Smith * Co.,
and Chapman, Husmer 4 Co. send postage
stamps for Circular giving fees, 6e.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-10-01
AdvertIsed Lcttors.-Thc following let


ters remain unclaimed in the postoffice at Perrys-
burg, o., for the month ending Sept. 80, 1850:
r. Cobb. G2.1 oscar Morlock,
c d Chambesln, Mrs. Tbos. Quinn,
VIM. Gray, Poppe Rients,
Sarah Jones, Maria Rother
Dabert johnson, Mary Rackard,
Mrs. Henry Lindemcier. MAGGIE Rickard,
II. n. Wolf, [Due 8 cents.
Parties calling for any OF the above letters will
please say advertised" ELBERT d .RossP. M
BurglaTy.-On Friday night last burg
lars secured the tools from Repass' black
smith shop, with which they effected an
entrance to three business houses in Has
kins. They were evidently after money
and so far as known disturbed nothing else.
They secured 81 or So in change from the
money drawer in j. NJ. Cummings dry
goods store; between S35 and $40 from the
grucery store OF J. W. Robson, and about
Sl9 from tile grocery and clothing store Of
J. c. Nufer. In each iust ,mce the money
drawers were removed bodily from the
counter and carried away, snd found the
next day in different parts oil the village.
| No clue as vet.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-10-01
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
VILLAGE ORDINANCE.

AN ORDINANCE To provide for the issue Of
bonds for the purpose Of raising funds for
the payment pf bonds now due aud falling
due, and not otherwise provided for.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-10-01
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.

Attest: GEO S MoKNIoHr, CLERK.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-10-01
CARPENTER SAWS
ANENrs uLIFE and ADyENTUREs sS
WANTEDH ,a.ir In MTH ~.

WANIEOa Jesse JAuVAEVl
The Noted Western Outlaws. BY Hon. j. A. DAcUs, PHI:
and thrilling usiraed) OF their bold opera
20 States and TERRITORIES battling detectives
and officials Of the law. Rest seng Rock Of the 10Oeu
loi in so cents for nutft e1b0 for rapS
copy Liberal terms 90 Agents. THOMPSON A. co..
@ublishers, $50 Pine Street. ST. LOUIS, MO.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-10-01
FROM THE DEVILS HOLE"

Sent. %. 1880.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-04-27
CONGRESSIONAL,
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, April 2O.-Farley, from the
committee on pensions, reported adversely on
the bill to increase the pensions OF the
wounded soldiers of the war of 1872, and on
the bill in relation to the compensation and
expenses of pension agents.
Maxey announced that Friday he will ELL
deavor to call up the post roads bill.
The bill for the erection OF public buildings
ct Denver, and appropriating 100000 there
for passed.
The bill passed authorizing the sale of Fort
Logan, Montana Territory, and to establish a
new post on the frontier. .
On motion of Pendleton the bill was passed
providing that all lands within the limits of
Fort Ridgely military reservation shall be
open to homestead settlement and timber
culture entry.
WASHINGTON, April 21.-Windom, from
the railroad committed, reported with amend
ments the bill extending the time for the
completion of the Northern Pacific Railroad.
Placed OH the calendar.
Senator Jonas will make a minority report.
4 The bill pensioning Phares is supported by
many Cockrells motion to indefinitely post
pone it was lost, 40 to Is.
A bill pensioning enlisted privates was then
passed.
The Geneva award bill was then consid-
cred, and the provision for the payment OF
the Underwriters claims was agreed to by IS
to 10.
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HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, April 19.-Bills were intro
duced by Herbert Requiring the President
of the Senate to submit to the House and
Senate all packages purportins to contain
electoral votes.
By Warner: Declaring that to the govern
menr alone, aud not to the executive depart
ment, belongs the option of payment Of
moneys. Also abolishing the relations be
tween the Treasury and the y ew York clear
ing house, unless the latter rescindS its rules
against silver.
BY Weaver: Asking the Secretary of the
Treasury whether the Treasury has ever an
ticipated the interest IN the debt, also in
what amount, to whom and whether with or
without rebate.
Mr.. NcLaranS motion to suspend the rules
for the report from the committee on Pacific
Railroads, of the bill to amend the sinking
fund act of May. 1873, was lost, IL to II.
Mr.. Cox. chairman of the foreign affairs
committee, moved to suspend the rules and
pass the Senate bill for all exposition i'll New
York city in 1888 commemoratingthe centen-
NAL of The treaty of peace and American
independence. Cox explained there was no
appropriation. The rules were suspended
1872 to u. After a long debate the Senate
bill with House amendments passed 143 to
Sc.
Coffran moved to suspend the rules and
pass a bill. 1t repeats the revised statute
4,5I6 and would pension Je1f. DAVIS. 1Ee
Republicans tilibustered against its passage,
but finally consented to discuss it. Frye OPP
posed it as q useless expense, pensions beng
uncalled for and not needed. Conger and
Cannon also opposed it and the motion was
defeated 119 to 70.
WASHINGTON, April 20.-Finally McA!ah0n
agreed to give an hour for debate on the
jeff. Davis pension bill provided the Rcpub-
licans would allow Garfield to use twenty
minute of it, but Garfield said he did not
care to speak and Conger said the Republican
party could control its own affairs. No COM
promise appearing possible the House took p
recess till 7:30 when the pension bills were
considered.
WASHINGTON, April 21.-Mr. McAlahon
moved to consider the special deficiency bill
with q debate of five minutes.
Mr.. Conger' moved to Il 1t two hours.
Defeated, lO7 to ia.
Several motions for a shorter debatc we've
defeated and Mcmahon called the previous
question and no quorum voted.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

kEYToNVlLLE, Mo, April ia fire here
yesterday laid the town i'll ashes. Over S-tU,-
900 WORTH Of property was deSti Dyed. The
fire originated in State Senator Mackcy's
house. and a fierce wind spread the flames i'll
every direction.
MARSHALL, Ia, April l0.~-Cn Friday af-
ternoou Dick Miles shot AID instantly Killed
French Tonsley. whom le found in com. uHY
with his wife. H. believed ronsley gul!.l q.
criminal intimacy with Mrs. Miles.
New YORK, April ia usually reliable
source furnishes information that Sebillot's
method of applying sulphulic acid in the
treatment of refractory ores, which las re-
Gently attracted much attention III European
mining circles, is about to be tested OH a
large scale here. The process has been en-
tered in the Patent Office at Washington, and
il will soon be tested at the principal mining
centers of America.
CAPE MAY, April 15.-Large forest fires
are raging in northern Cape May and south
ern Cumberland counties, south of Millville,
with great loss of property and excitement of
the citizens.
NEW YORK, April 20.-The Tribune COM
ments thus: The largest delegation which
left the city for the Syracuse convention was
the Tamn,any Hall party, which departed on
a special train of sixteen cars about II o'clock
last evening.
BOSTON, April 20.-L. N. Piisbury ir, aged
80, committed suicide yesterday by a guillotine
instrument So constructed with weights,
grooves and pulleys as to insure death. 1t is
a perfect engine of destruction. Cause: tenn
porary insanity.
NEW YORK, April 19.-The Worlds
Washington special says: 1t is reported that
the Republicans intend to flibuster on the
special deficiency bill, which contains appro-
priations for the United States marshals.
Conger and Garfield, it is understood, will
lead the bolt.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 19.-The Indians
near Ehrenburg, on the Colorado river in
Arizona, have murdered NJ. Galloway, sent
their women and children north and defy the
small force sent from Ehrenburg to arrest the
murderers. The agent at the Colorado Indian
reservation has withdrawn to Ehrenburg for
safety and called for a military guard.
Ona Of the crew of the steamer City of
Pekin was taken down with the small poX
to-day. This will necessitate quarantining
passengers for fifteen OF twenty days.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 19.-Subscriptions
from the Chinese to the Irish famine fund
started by Governor Hennesy, have reached
$4,000.
NEW YORK, April determination was
made by telephone from Plymouth church
yesterday with Orange, Newark and Eliza
beth, New Jersey, and several points in New
York, and Beecller's sermon and the music
were both heard. The tr7nsmitter was placed
in front and below the pulpit. The farthest
point was nineteen miles distant, Orange New
Jersey.
MEMPHIS, April ia severe storm swept
over Memphis early this morning. Two
houses in the southern portion of the city
were struck by lightning. at Coyington,
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-04-27
forty miles north OF Memphis, the court house

forty miles north OF Memphis, the court house
was struck by lightning.
Two twin brothers are said to be SO much
alike that they frequently borrow money OF
each other without knowing 1t.
"Free chops" is a sign hung out by a
Chicago restaurant, and when the customers
apply they are shown to a wood-pile and
handed an axe.
Old Deacon Dolson always boosted that
he was "prepared for the worst" and his
neighbors thotl&ht ln got it when he married
his second wifi.
Why would, Oh lrgarine do for a girls
name ?-Cincina0'i Inquirer. If we had a
little Girl and hadut any but her, VT would
call her that.-Richmond Independent.
Peach brandy enters into the mucilage
composition on postage stamps so when you
see the next drllnken man, don't lay it to
whisky; he may have just mailed q letter.
"Paper sir?" asked the newsboy. "No,
I never read,' was the blunt answer. eli,
BOYS, come here" called out the gamin,
{" heres a man as Is practicin' for the jury! !"
A Worcester lawyer got his pretty lady
client to weep in the presence of the jury,
and thought he had a dead sure thing, but
the counsel on the ether side told the court
that the State was hound to furnish those
twelve gentlemen all the liquor they could
drink, and won his case.-Bost0n Post.
The Chicago Inter Ocean has been thor
oughly Investigating the different varieties OF
candy fed to children, and find glucose, sui
phuric acid, sulphate of lime, arsenic and
| alba among the principal ingredients. The
conclusion is also arrived at that the poison
Gus coloring mater increases all kidney CON-
plants.
He trod on a plug OF scrubb!ng soap
That the girl had left on the topmoststair
And what to him was love Or hope:
And what to him vas joy or care:
For his feet few out like wild, fierce things,
Add he struck every step with a noise Ike
And the siri below with the scrubbing things
Laughed like q tiend to see him come.
CouVfeT-J0unat
"What is This cIamor that fills the air?"
To his OVerScer said the Old plantaire;
Who answered to his eInployaiTe:
"'Tis the war Cry of the fierce strikairc-
They have Inscribed on their bannaire:
If any against our orders dare
Work for less than we considaire
The rigltful wage of the lahoraire,
Him will we beat. bulldoZe and scare:
HIS life shS'- not be worth a hair;
And SO We warn all to beware.
For we are the true blue bulldozaire y"
"And is that so, and will they dare
Drive from lay place the good workaire:
Send quickly to the Govenaire,
ETplain 10 him the whole affair.
Iell him we need the militaire
And the bold militia otliSaire:
For only they have the p"Waire
To sQueicil The truculent Strilkaire."
The milish came in good ordaire,
Intent the enemy to cOnQuaire;
But he had gone. the Lord knows where.
Thus ended the strike of the Strikaire:
Wee Orleans Times.
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\ Dutch East Indian writer has collected
tho statistics relating to the coffee crop
throughout the world and from these it appears
HAT the annual expectation from the produc-
jl- countries is to-day nearly fifty per cent.
h. .Nr than il was twenty-five Years ago,
which far outruns The increase OF population
during he same period. The total exporta-
tions for 1875 We're 800, 165 600 kilos, while
the aver age for the three years of le76-18 was
400, $4,000 kilos. OF this last amount Bra
I'll produced forty-tve per cent; the other
South American countries and the West In
dies twenty-five percent, while the remaining
thirty per cent. came from the Dutch East
indies, the British East Indies, the Philippine
Islands, CeyIon, Arabia and Africa. The in
crease in the period under consideration has
been most marked in the British East Indies,
| where the amount has nearly doubled, and
in Central America, where it has increased
tentold, being only 100000 kilos in 1855
and 100000 kilos in 1878. The only coun-
try where the production measured by the
quantity exported has decreased, is Arabia,
where all the much Wanted mocha is supposed
TO come from. The total amount coming
from there in 1855 was 6,175,000 kilos, while
at the present It is only 2,7000 kilos. From
the Dutch East Indies the expectations have
increased about thirty per CENT, and in Brazil
abOHt ~thirty-siX per cent.-considerable less
! +''l.. he average increase of the world. From
.4ese figures it is apparent that the future in
crease i'll the supply must come, not from the
old coffee producing countries, but from the
new competitors in this industry. A kilo in
dry measure is equal to about twenty-eight
bushels,
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\ new miners lamp has been lnvented in
England, which, if adequately luminous,
ought to be adequately safe. The principal
Of the continuance is the substitution Of the
light of phosphorescence for that Of positive
ignition, and the apparatus is described as
being something like a tiny meat screen. The
interior Of the screen is covered with brightly
luminous paint, and It is even proposed to tit
it up with a shelf or two, 50 that the pitmaI
might carry in his lamp something to eat
whenever, during the Intervals of work, he
felt hungry. OF course it will be impossible
to use this sort Of lamp as a p%ipeligllter, so
that it is not at all likely, if it comes into
general adoption, that its inventor will be
very popular among the miners.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-04-27

''Sir,' Ioared a man, out III Nebraska, strid-
ing up to a neiglbor, "Sir, you are a liar"
- am?" exclaimed the astonished neigh
Dor. Glow do you know l ann"
Because | know It; because I have found
it OUT
GLOW long have you been living here"
"SiX weeks"
Neighbor, TRANQUILITY nodding his head
"Oh, well, probably you do know it then. l
DIDN'T think you had been town so long"
There was no fight,-Hawheye.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-01
THE STATE OF TRADE.
dom ESTlC MARKETS.

GHIcAoO May slFoE dun and Wheat
SSsh i No. q fsSaEp TEnE 81 S
cSn and TN sE oq S oT "nr ana
S S%y n sgS c O9 AND &C. n good
Cash Sc SqSH y H JUDY Rye a and Sn So
sp,,ng 7gc PoSk steady with taiT demand fld o59
$o $40 3" %n Eas 'un lara $lS nactvS
Est ss$ e My sqa ATM
az sSs;
SHS S %
july So August ' fars G2 ns1 BID FSSs
hsy y eG H saS S S W 1p
dH Se SSs4 s'ESa % u and H oN At as
s S pSr s Sn At g So Ed da 5S
quiet but GT% snou4sTs 4loe; Clear nh 0.30c. Bacon
s$e sSs5S Ssy ,fsrs Is 3,SS %9
esoe Hogs active and firm; Common, $td$3 o5 Light,
IS So n ssS1S ! 81 sa G''s 81
for Ra t Sa Il % Tg 1DS
Close Of second c1
sS TtS S S Sn Snr
hmiIed demand ana prices of the G as9tg
SF s?5iHnS S an"
sST on track and II San depot t q & Western
&C. asked for Sa IN NJ %TT of can 90 @
h G F fSa h SoT Hn % S free a n do
wbs dong ana PTefs G9r grSes continue lower No.
RsScted Sc dull %I cv Mess bS
Il c9 Exa @s Prime 3 Smohe 3 S SE car 6 s ~ 20
salt aud Pickle S4U9sc Clear RIB Sies 74c; do i'm salt
7c shoulders, in Salt, 9c do sugar lckled "a do
DO steam nr Ss5 &C. 90 Ls, Wcscrn
Butter quiet and easier. Eggs queer u
lac; Western IL 10 &c supply ana stead
New York FaotorV. l3c Western Full Cream. IL II &c
Seeds Nothing do nG Petroleum entirely nominal
firm Western, 81 Il. Shipments 4I920 bus Corn
at ST. As. after which ST. A. strongly bid ali
the market Aim: 81 25 bin ~ 20 Rcd
June 81 1884, bid 81 Is el for do July; bid 81 IL H.
asked 40 AuTust 81 10 Did 81 ~ asked do September
Corn firm 5Oc bid, 81 &c asked for sail Mixed June 4Shr
bd49ac asked do july 40 bid 5O14c. DO August
soc. bid, 81 &c. asked do. september.
IT. LOUIS. May 3l-Four duh and uncnanpcl Wheat
ed Fam 81 05ia0$l O69 CASH ST Oja il May ~ a
81 June 0lasG927sc July o1U9Ol4c. do
90 % No do. &c. asked. Corn active but er
35@36'!c cash 35esc May %"'ec June 637sa3lc. July
Rye higher at s3c BareyNone here Whiskey steady at
3bJc. Clear Itb 65c; Clear 6.3,c Bacon sc Y:
Shoulders, 4jOc. Clear Rib, .SJc. Clear SGer e.
Receipts Flour, 5000 b'ls Is heat $500 Corn.
ll70o0 Nush.; Oats l4OUO bush I'VE, 2. 90 ship
ments-Flonr II 900 bh Wheat 5000 bush; 900 70
BUSH; Oats. $4,000 bush.
TOLEDO. May 3i-wheat active but lower No. White
Wabash sp0t aud MAY, 1923; Juie, ii u July II 0Ha:
August sc. no: DO: 81 / No. Dayton Michigan
rd 81 lob Reiec ed 35c No. Amber Illinois 81 6"
Corn active but lower high Mixed 4Ooc; No. :, SPOT
4Osc. June aud july, so PC No. White. lac; Reject a.
Sc oas QniGt no . 35tc at the close Wheat 1rm
Wabash OYL2. Receipts hea. 1865 100 bush. Corn
213uOY bush; Oats. 80 o bush Shmcns-W heat OUC
bush; Corn. lOOOuO BUSH; Oate 1000 bush.
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EU ROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL MAY 3.-Pork-- Prime Mess Eastern dull
St Go western dull at, 81 % Bacon t
finer g AZ Shoulders daH a. Beef-india Mss
o. Western du at s5iad iaiow" oii n a
steady at 4sa d% 10 S" ID c e. %
F@SfE1,Ta State dnli ii &%sa.2SO u4' %h IL"
ter Western. dun at 10 O. New southern Winter, dn
a. 1910; Cor5-Mxed OLD steady at III New Mixed
IN market. Rosn-Common at London dun al 4,Ga
1uTpentine Spirits, London. dun ut 3B Receints ~
Wheat for the week from Atlantic ports 10000 s iron
Pacific ports 1880 other sources 365U ora Corn
81 900 ars. 49, ~
LONDON, May 31-4 p. m--Calcutta Linseed 529d n ~
Rennel Petroleum, Id gal Linsee OIL 421
pef ton Spirits OF Turpentne, 35i per cSt. ~ w.
LONDON. May 31.At the Wool sale booa
sold principally Sydney. Phillip New Zaan RI,
tone VI the market and prices both unchanged "
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HORSE MARKET.

HORSE MARKET.
The receipts fully the market
s quiet and prices about steady There slight mprove
S men in the OF the 5H lots are s,
been IN and general buslne; horses The former
per Exporters SperatnF to any extent just
present Foreign markets reported the dim:
cattle @ keep shrper
this market during most OF tile Summer.
LIVE STOCK MARKsrs-BY TELEa RAPH
CHICAGO May Sl.-hoas-Receip,s. 1900 head; ship
ES cns s aepY Lett sps %%s - by S1 q e
CATTLE-Reeelpts $500 head shipments, 5000 head
Fair So goSs1 Medium to Good 81 ioasi Is western
GGrnea IS S61s4 CRASHED Texans. 81 0t3 Native
don dspaeS SS "a 200 ahead head Lon
mSc q Nay T. 9orAerS and nS
sc1TGT5Ein lair demand cSoes Heavy Shipping
S5o 4q R 90 Ear TO GSS s. 100 r. 80 Light shipping
stock 80 rs ass 25 TEXANS So moss Wintered
Quiet anu weak Fair to Fancy S. ID receipts
LOO head shipments, none
which, 5 Nay ss7 va head n
MoGs-Receprs $3.50 head Philadophas. 81 5O0s4 60
sHREP-Receipts. 6,4OO head; sales slow.
BUFFALO. Nav 3l.-CArLE-Isecelpt to-day. A7OO heaa;
total FOR the thus iar. SPAS
generally hanged sales rather lower than on
SatHrday III rings compar fayoraby with last week lin
GSs SpEs r he sesEs M e %
sales at 81 i69$S 81 T. "'''''' ""'' anu
'as 1870 SS the tSa' Is
apart eS%e "%nWarS r saes F of FAR hT
Good CipEe at 81 23$4 90 Extra 1877 average, S. 37a
today 400 head; 1oa Tor the week thus
TAR 9775 head for the same time last week. 1900 head
sales OF Good TO Choice at ST 80; wv Medium
SsS1S4 TO- 0Ao deck O"d Of NAtr" 81 Is Fair Ends sAa
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

LONDON May alp go p. NUS four a half per cent
112 TOUR conts l1l-a; New los Atlantic and
Great Western first mortgage certhcateS 81 do
second 29%i NewJersey Central cons0s lOl Railway
shares, 339e do second OILS S6 Illinois Central iui L.
Reading Railroad; lOys NewYOrk Central, l27ia " ~
LONDON May 3ll:3O y. m.-ParIs
CEN ren!"s 81 - francs 20 cenimes for account
LONDON May 314i30 p.m.-COnsols 99Ve for both mopev
ana thc account s. bonds four and la per cents l
Western rst m"rtgage trnsees certificates Gl4 do
9nn ~ Erie RAILWAY shares S3 second consols
127 The amount o. bullion gone of England
on balance lS RI O0O Paris
cent rentes AT 50 francs 30 centmes account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-01
EUROPEAN COTTON MARKETS

Middhng UpandS Si sd MiddlnR Orleans. 6 sales 900
OePt, 1850 bales INCLUDING 1000 bales American Futures
S1ssl; de- lay and June delivery el7s2d do juy
August and September delivery 0l0asd. Gsd; d. Sep
TENDER anu October delivery, Gid. 20 '''' Wv" Ivy
LIVERPOOL May 3l-13O D. m.-Middlnp Upanda inn
6osd.: MddlinR Orleans. Gu lad. "'
LIVERPOOL May 3l-5:l6 m.-1he OF no day in
GUIDED 4.70O bales American Fnures~ Upiands Low MID
ding clause June and July delivery. GIT DO, July ana
AUGUST delivery do september and October delivery
6i3d.; do, Novemberand December delivery. 6basd.