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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-12-18
DISTRICT COURT.


The December term of the Dis
trict Court for the parish of st.
Tammany assembled at the Court
house last Monday, and finished its
labors Thursday evening.
The following is a list of the
cases tried:
State VS.. Shep Brown. Larceny.
Acquitted.
State VS.. Oscar Eugene. Assault
and battery. Mol pros.
State VS.. Armand Marigny, VIM
Gail and 7. Meyer. Failure to work
on public road. MOI pros.
State vs.. Joseph l.. Dicks. As
sault and battery. Acquitted.
State VS.. Joseph sylvia. Lar
ceny. Sentenced to thirty days in
the parish jail, and to pay costs of
prosecution. In default of pay
ment, five days additional in jail.
State VS. Ell. T.. Grow. Assault
and battery. Acquitted.
State vs.. Bill Sayles. Assault
battery. Mol pros.
State VS.. George Chevalon. Muir
der. Continued.
G. NJ. Sitman VS.. Glib Parker.
Judgment for plaintiff.
Widow B. Fleitas VS.. VIM. A.
Fleitas. Judgment for plaintiff.
Jean G. Matthew. Mention.
Homologated.
Ada B. Walker VS.. Sam1 r.
Walker. Separation of property.
Judgment for plaintiff
A. s. kottwitz VS.. p. r. Conrad.
Dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
Forstall IL Jumonville VS.. Leon
Beaucoudray. Judgment for plain
tiff.
W. c. Warren VS.. Stephen Lee.
Dismissed at plaintiff $ cost.
Mrs. Leveque VS.. T. Dusse. Mo-
ton for a new trial over-ruled.
j. N. Fayaron VS.. Joseph Vial.
Judgment for plaintiff.
RosyC. Levy VS.. Z. F. L. Fra
part. Separation of property.
Judgment for plaintiff.
GRAND jury REPORT.
The Grand Jury, Milton Burns,
foreman, returned the following in
dictments:
Jim Cole, larceny; Sam Williams,
accessory.
r. G. Denny, Justice of the Peace
at Bayou Lacombe, extortion and
oppression in office.
r. G. Denny, oppression in
office
Charles Phelan. cruelty to ami
mails.
Thomas O'Keefe, assault with a
dangerous weapon.
Louis Bahan, assault with dam
gerous weapon.
w. Avery, rape.
J. e. Davis, assault with dam
gerous weapon.
Hiram Grow, assault with a dam
gerous weapon.
Hiram Grow, maliciously killing
an OK.
Also about thirty indictments
against persons for failing to work
on the public ROADS.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-12-18
Notice to Taxpayers.

State of Loulsiana-Parish Of st. Tam.
many.
The taxes assessed in the year 1880 are
set forth in the Tax Rolls now on dle in
nv Office and in the Mortgage Office Of
this parish. They are now due, and il
not paid will become delinquent on the
3ist day of December, 1880, and will
draw eight per cent. per annum interest
from that date until paid, in accordance
with Article 210 of the Constitution,
w. B. Cook,
Sheriff and Ex-of6cio Tax CollectaR.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-12-18
IL - Outfit sent free to those who wish

IL - Outfit sent free to those who wish
AA TO engage in the most pleasant
~ and profitable business known.
Evervth;ng new. Capital not required.
We will furnish you everything. SO
day and upwards is easily made without
stay ing away from home over night. No
risk whatever. Many new workers want
ed at once. Many are making fortunes
at the business. Ladies make rs much
as men. and young boys and girls make
great pay. No one who is willing to
work fills to make more D'oney every
day than can be made IN week at any
ordinary employment. Those who en-
gage at once will find short road to
fortune. Address H. HALLErT & Co.,
Portland. Maine. de1S "
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-12-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
DIR. G. FACET.

A graduate of the Paris and New Or
leans Medical Colleges, offers his pro-
fessional services to the resi- dents of this
parish. Apply at j. Gathers store, Cow
lngton, La. deIS 3m
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-12-18
More rain this week.

Helzel, ."Notice to Rice Planters.
Eggs are now selling here at.
thirty cents per dozen.
A gentleman presented us, one
day last week, with some large, ripe
bananas, raised in Covington.
Our sanctum was pleasantly
invaded this week BY Judge Dun
can, of Amite City, and Hon. Max
Cousin, of Eonfouca.
Our town was full of strangers
this week, attending court. There
were judges, lawyers, Htigants, wit
nesses, jurymen, spectators, etc
EVERYTHING passed off quietly,
The absence Of a we'll in the
Courthouse yard was a source of
great inconvenience during the
sessions of the District Court this
week. This matter will doubtless
be remedied at the next meeting of
the Police jury.
M. H. Tally, Esq, of Washing
ton parish, called to see us this
week. He is looking well, and
brings favorable reports from his
parish. He informs us that Pearl
River is bank full, which is good
for the leg men.
The recent bad weather did
not cause any very extensive dam
age in this parish. The principal
effect has been to greatly delay
farming operations, and cause adj
ditional labor and expense in taking
off the crop.
Hon. A. W. Weems, member
of the Legislature from this par
ish, paid Us Q short visit last
Wednesday. Mr.. Weems has re
Gently returned from an extended
visit to relatives and friends in Bal
timore and vicinity, where he had
gone for the double purpose of
pleasure and recuperation.
DIR. C. Paget, whose card will
be found in another column, offers
his professional services to the resi-
dents of st. Tammany parish. DR..
Paget is a graduate Of the French
Medical College, of Paris, and the
New Orleans Medical College. The
doctor can be found at Mr.. Gathers
store.
That enterprising and popular
young merchant, Mr.. FL. J. Smith,
presented us with a quarter of veni-
son this week, which reminds us of
the fact that he has one of the best
selected stocks of merchandise In
Covington, which he is willing to
part with for reasonable consider
alton. s'Large sales and small
profits is his motto. Call and see
him, and be convinced.
Among the legal lights which
illumined the forum this week, we
observed the following: Hon. I.
C. ". Ellis, Col. James Lingan and
Col P. o. Peyroux, of New Or
leans; Judge VIM. Duncan, of
Amite City; Judge Kemp, of St.
Helena parish: Judge Russell, of
Tangipahoa; Judge Wadsworth, of
Franklinton, and Judge Sam1 r.
Walker, of Covington.
Santa Claus has arrived in
CoTington. Our merchants are well
supplied with Christmas toys in
great variety, which they are selling
at ''bottom prices" It is useless to
go to the city for your holiday
presents, when they can be
had in Covingtcn at about the same
prices. Encourage home enterprise
by patronizing our local merchants,
and thereby save time and expense.
More people from the country are
buying their toys in Covington this
year than ever before. This is as
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-12-18

CoTToN STaTEMENT.-The follow
ing table shows the amount OF cot
ton shipped from Coyington to date:
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-12-18

Eighteenth Judicial District Court for
the parish of Washington-State OF
LoIiSiana-No. 329.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-12-18
440 Acres of Land.

Said land beginning at the Abita Bridge
and running one mile east on the Abita
River, not far from the Abita Spring
There is on the land fine spring, the
same mineral water as that of the Abita
Spring. No better location for building
summer cottages and to raise sheep.
For further information, address
JULES CAHIER,
de18 At Coyington, La.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-12-18

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic cures
Dyspepsia.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-12-18
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic cures
Fever & Ague.

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic prevents
Malaria.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-12-18
LOCAL ITEMS.
R R :.

The loyal subjects of King Rex"
are requested to meet at the Court
house next Wednesday evening, at
seven o'clock. Business of import
.ance will be transacted. A full at
tendance is requested.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-12-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR SALE.

On the Abita River, two miles from
Covington, and six miles from Mande-
villa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-06

A.. ,oovemepts described, 90 that with the
81. .~oeutions hereafter mentioned the changes
60. vssterlay's figures are unimpOrtant. Consid-
-. +ba hard pounding which prices were receiv-
g. tbs closing of the market was made with con-
.dsrabe steadiness, but it is possible that the early
Ss.Iinoa of tomorrow may show greater effects
than were witnessed to-day.
The principal Anal changes from the closing prices
.osterlay are as follows: Advances-Canada South
s,r Iousyille and Nashville, and Missouri Kansas
md Texas each y; Ontario and Western % Ches-
oneake and OhiO.aa; Burlington. Cedar Rapids and
Northern. Nashville Chattanooga and st. Louis. st.
Iouis and San Francisco preferred, and Atlantic
and Pacific Telegraph, each Ohio and Mississippi
liz and c. C. C and l. 1bs per cent. Declines-North-
west preferred and Lake Shore each q; St. Paul and
S;oux CITY preferred aud Wabash, each q Chicago
and Alton and Western linton. each Chicago. st.
Iouis and New Orleans and Mobile and Ohio. each
Q. Central and Hudson, Oh and Houston and
Texas 3si per cent.
The Treasury to-day received sixteen proposals,
amounting to So. sos, 400, 20 sell to it bonds at
nr,ces ranging rs follows 6s of 1880 at 1O4. 500
1O4.65 IS of 1881 at LOG. 4701O6.73; IS of 1881
at IO2 $4,000. Three million dollars of bonds
vera accented: $4,000 Gs Of 1880 at 104.53 /;
80 O3O 600 6s of 1881 at 10G.47 to 1O6.57 /;
$3.50 900 5s of 1881 at 102.S401O2.9 The
prices paid for all the Is were higher
than the asking prices at tine boards. The
dealings OF the Stock Exchange were again
small and void of features. The transactions COW
cred $4,000 coupon and 100000 registered Us OF
1881 nj 1904; So, 900 registered 5s at 1929, ana
$40 15O coupon Is at 1O71401O7ls. AT the close
the mai et was barely steady at the annexed quo
faTin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-06

HIGHER closed weak with q portion Of the advance
itUsines. Tenorlci; salrs, SIS bbls. New - Mes,
sot 40 S5dSll settling Lrice on last CAL oStti
I no ibll August, SllbHll 10, closing 81 go a..
sI0 55asil BEEF in ight sale al unenanGtd
plain Meaa ~ 50 $40: Extra do SlQGSlo % Iy II ~
india Ncss slS0t20: Pl ladelpEia SILL =, = IA
steajy and Guet quoted 81 25dSl1 81 .Cu eh9
PirEiej S6aTIdrTs 5asc; In boxes DRY Sait9I -hontr
45c P,ckird shoulders, 5-a5 %: Pekltd Hams.
iuic. fmoked Hams IOcdllhc.; smoked ShoulleI le
~ - II6DLES shade EASIER ana Iuui Gu, IOns
Clear 81 jci short Clear &c; Long ana snort
hall and half 81 &c ID RIE5isD nous AOOuI N
.rEef o6ened shade higher Afterwards the alvAhce1
Was lost Tut closed firm at tnir over ths prices ~
iost rveng: sales. G33 Prime steam SpOl, 'Gno
7g5 I9c cosing ~ Sitting pr on ast cli 90 2c' te
tcs Nav 72Ud1 .Jc- closing "a 10 : 80. lo'' Iy
S25G 80c. co,tag 80 3gc $500 [ G6 't nv
August 7a7l 4iOqc; 1ODOtoS year &c;
Thifd DC. June ~ - a ID 6 ~ 7.
tiG s5c; August 7.37i. G7i septemO-r
az Sc Year T2ja7 Lc.: Co. BUYERS option 149g
If 20 city u 2c telned nnoteu ~
tion1Ineot..... BUTTER AND CHEESE IN buYtTs nvoTT
and ann EGGS shade easier and duh Long Iaauu ana
New Jersey, l3q0l3l2c; state ana PonnsyIVdula Ito
I.c: Western, lUl2 u ! TIC; Canada, llHdI-c.
RICF-Du unchanged. , ,,.,-..,,oo5 IA
SIGA R-i,y dull and rather depres.od Fair to COCA
hnint -Jic: ana g6' test Cc.tTli ga Sci le5 A
hbds Mean Sc. Refine dhll and rather weak PnW0esei
and Crushed ga9Hsc GraBulaed 9hGJse Gut Ao S'''
Staudari a. De-
sTEARINE-Quiet; sales, 200 tics. City Sci western
qTT'XstLLoW- sales. 10000 ID, &c.
WIISkEY- Quiet nominal. 81 To-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-06

State bonds. as usual were quiet. but there we're
sales of Missouri 6s Of 1887 at 1OSG 1912 6s OF
1883 at 1Os, and 6s of 1889 or 1890 at 1852 and
Tennes zee g., new. at 29ls. Louisiana consols are
quoted at 46lsO4S. ,ooo
Of citt, bank stock there was notable sale 900
shares of Phenx at 100. Chase Natlohal WV soiu
at 1872 and Metropolitan 81 AZ $50.
The dealings in railroad bonds covered about the
usual namber of issues, but presented no special
features. Generally the speculative kinds were
little better than at yesterdays close Erie second
consols were firm at 9ll20917s with final sale mt
91ss. Buyers of these bonds confidently predict
that the price will look low when the bonds are
sold ex-coupon TO come off June 1. Missouri Kansas
and Texas lsspes also were higher the first consOls
rising from 1908 to 102, and the seconds from
6O1o 10 GI 7sa61os Central of New-Jersey cOnsols
were tirmcr at 1918 but LehGh aud Wtkesbarre
consos declined from 9sl2 to %; Morris and Essex
copsos yielded to 1922. st. Louis and Iron Mount
min seconds to 992 and the second incomes to III L.
Denver and Rio Grande firsts declined TO 1923, and
Union Pacific frsts were higher at 1130112's. 1t
is still noticeable that there are free offerings OF the
frst-class bonds, but not with pressure sufficient
to affect quotations materially.
The Sub-Treasury to-day lost $131, 435 on balance
made up By a coin loss of $3S8497 less currency
gain OF 1857 062. This makes the total loss since
last Friday $2,3O5.675. Bat these figures 90 not 9
includ" the payment made to-day Dy CHECKS I0r
$4,000 OF the $3,OOOUOO O9nuS pur9 9 :
TO them rs gold at the Clearing House to-morIowso
that tie payment had its full effect upcn the money
market, which was TO make 1t extremely easy at o
and per cent after early loans were made at Per
cent. The United States Treasurer at Washington
to-day received $1,000 in National bank notes for
redemption. The customs receipts were $740, 900
and the internal revenue receipts were S717,OOo
The following is the Clearing House statement
to-day: Exchanges. $12S,7O3,S54; balances
81 1873 723 The transactions at The Sub
Treasury covered: Receipts. 1862, 85s: payments,
81 O9I 293; currency balance, $G,79S.63S: coin
balance $97, S47,022
a slightly increased demand for foreign exchange
had the immediate effect OF advancing the rate Tor
bankers sterling bills z cent to the T. The follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-06
cn1-lnN MAnKEI--nY rELEtRArM

IIyr ,ror. yny5 $50 Cotton -l.riy Mailing rp.
c. ring 1910 hl.'s Tor amcuiuon ana rxD"r.. l"r"P-
-. % g. n, ni"; - ,rI aI,';'i' M W. pd
Jun, 'r,rty. ~ &c.,. d~ ~unr aGd Iui' drrerT as a.;
,,nrr ,'",rry .o september aud october delivery.
iyra.i,i. Uav = D. u.-rnr 'a'.s OF The cay IN.
-'ul-r ''o nn'.- American. Frh7. pi",f- Log NY
ar SOFT '"s drh:ry, o. ,L. > r"ihrf I'll" OCTOBER de
ii,,e..'- Ill -. H. lotion FutrrcS- rpiands
l.v HdrlHI 'hd'' ~ ara Lu', H'iFr,y' - -, u.s., ;
,,'i' ii:1 '' a., ''''" w ''''
.i.,,.,, ,I,v ,-totto. rul: Mulrng. lac; Low
N.irt. - '- uo". ORDINARY. lu'ie.: receipts o. bales
H,tuV,ap. Nay - "t''n d1ll vi hlne W. ~.
10" MHimg. ~ '-' ~; ''r' nr lnan In'' "T Tpi
h"7i5> Nav - "','' 5 oV'''. Tci nf.. @Gs
M: OF nr ;, y ha!., SOCK l.cs7 ha -.
CnAMEsIpN. say %. -tou"n 'l H.adAn. 10. 0w NM
. .i' = loo bi,r.: Stock - iij na'r.
'rScSSAiL May b.. oi,on qn,t milling u 2c: Low
N'1ttir - - do"' uu!'y ~ lc,'n,' oJ oAl''
U, -!o, Nav = c Hu lai Nh ;, H. -. KY i , MA:
s DIN, 5,,, ,'C ,acs = n5 ''.'
Ioj.isTn3f. siay ., or"n dnA. HGdiIng. ~ ,,.
receipts ~ lac- shipments Liza bales "A'S LIoo hA'eS
TSmIr Nav g. co'ton dyll; Hl1ins y &c; Low NJ -
inng. 81. Go"i uninrE. IO'7@IOT MT rcrriptS ~
hcs cxpors coi,tNisc 30 balca sales 900 bales socN
SyIT nllEAy. May 5.-Cotton quiet Mtding. ll',c&
Low MG"nns. - "o' pinar 10 &C.. M 10. =.
., oi IA baG,; rvnorig coissc $40 Gar salrs 1876
0I rnLSpELruii Nay cotton qniet; MminnS. l2ls'
10 bales sT9ss ISL bales 100 bales spnners 46
HSyASSan May 51 orion easy; Mdlna. lEe: Low
MGnn 9d H,p lar "a o a III us 63iS loo
81 Lnris Nav b. cotton null MldinV, II a.; Low Md
a@S 80 T S , 9 .sas bales fGG os 55s bales; sup
WILMINGTON May B.. Cotton quiet unchanged aluu,lns'
&C; Low NhldlnG lOoei doOd Ordinary IO"c' Stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-06

LIVERPOOL, May 5-Pork-. PRIME Mess Eastern steady
nj 20; Western sisady Mt 10 Bacon cumberland CUT
inI at 81; sholt RID duh a. 81 Long Clar,
driacr as Shoulders dun NJ - I'd He,t-ln'a Mesa.
al Extra Mess. dull o. 81 Prime Moss Gun NJ
IL. Gard Prime Western, dun at 81 I'd Ialow-lTlm,
IN nt So. Tnrpen,ine- spirits steady, ~ % u
American choice. duh At a.. Lord on dnl a. M, IT,
Fnur-EStra STATE duh 1T ~. WheatoHn J. W mo mo
steaiy lOi2d; opnng y" : steady a 9Od;; 70" VIII
Ter Western steady 10 d New southern WINTER srady
Al l0Gh Coril-Nixri Old. hrmrr NJ { Tod Now Mixed
strn,y NJ Bd. CotUnseCd On-YelOw Americal' hoha
III market. HOsln-Lo mnOn NJ London, AJtad5 AZ Aou'
Iinpcntine. splits, LONDON, steady NJ 80 %.
IJVPIPpOI. May j-l2:3O IN Lard JIOd per c"l' ior
American. M. - ,z,..
Fair RehHm- alOat mn, a., $500.
LONIoS, Nav 1t p. -Iinseed Oh R2B lh per ton.
ASrWEitp. May J-lctTosm u = francs pal ~ 2 Tancs
sellers fine pale American "eoNA Llu 'uSeu III %
francs per 100 EIl0s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-06

9eOo hush; shipments 1000 bush. Corn fair demand -
4UDc for no. 2. Oats hrmer No. Mixed, 34dsbo Rye
aTk a mer az shasy h arm At Buf
Meats rrang and higher shoullen SCI Clear Rio 64c;
Clear nbA s1c Clear sideG 7ac Whskey in good demand
Sd2Oc; ChOco Central Ohio l6a17c steady Hards,
do fgS 1SssI h PS S@ $751;
Butchers. "a IOds4 90; receptS 1000 heads shipmenrs
CHICAGO MAY b.-Flour steady and unchanged. Wheat
Il Is bid cash Il IA Nay; 81 IFS bid jnnei ii July
so DO 99e detected SCsSse Corn strong and h 5gher
86o bid June 3gc bid July Rejected a5 &c o s1 fairly
3o$a3OEc June sellers at % &c July Rye higher No 2
fairly 0 active S and shade higher at $40 oSSs Is cash
mG and f sha 10 al cash. sS SUd Nay
t9ic Igne: Gy7 &c Jnly Bulk Meats 1Shoplders 42Oc
81 o. At tho eiose|@hest. 81 iS3. May 81 li June;
s57sS inv oats, 9s May 80; June: my
May 5FioiE hrm with Gqol demand ,,
Michigan nominal NO / White Michigan 81 l5i4 cash
ean Oats 3 and s @ " ov SeT soG ds nomnn9
81 IL TO- G PrmS 3 100 , 5ps MaGs STD
loo bbs Wheat 10000 bush; Corn l'4o0 Oush OATS 1900
MILWAUKEE. May 5--Flour quiet aud unchanged. Wheat
%saEeo Tafj 81 Il; DO SOFT u I$la No. milwaukee,
cash and Mar 81 l29 jun 81 II jay 81 0s Ne
hgnor; No 2 S7,c. oats hrm and higher; No p 30 &C.
Spring 75c PTo7islona quiet but rmer Mess PORK quiet
ESQ., Co. eosS and Msy 5c Jnue Hoss firm and higher
at - 21asi r. TIdsntsrWheat 20 Buffalo &C. - s...,s
v1ccpt Choice Minnesota Fancy Winter Wheat
fmc sass 2, western and pennsylvania Extras 50 Is
load 81 5GGt6 O2a Co. do CG"'e - Is do do Fancy
$3.50 univ CO. 3d. 1 ae 20 g 8o @ d
Good So 90 d. Fancy 81 20 a St Louis do 40 Cool
0S7 rs Rye Flour dun and 2qc. lower small GALES at
o Wheat earn mt oPrnS ad ped OF about @
Int az close good demand stung up ana ne como
ecay e aar below the vt3ss of n,,cTs not much de-
ond board 81 81: bd II ~ akci Tor iar,IoS Of So Red
cargo rate p 2I fret ho,r A. open Boar-tirst ga
June s9!d at 81 - Second talI-Fhr dnan9 aad r4ther
So. . Kcd Wy, 81 27s bd, 81 20 .G9ss,eSa! .
5R @ = 35 IS al s.ica August. ''I 81 os Ga q %
asE y cpcn o i' but az M o rre WINS NOR:
dnaid f"r fuures and prices advanced ''e c fair oa
exrorlau4 rcnasylyania ami sGnErn ~ l1w on track
Mixr track nl In gran j0c.: Drawar, elljw
atna SCI steamer on tlaeE AID n s'In h,p9l ,,d
second ,a Ia> G DC askr in elevator me
H. re- N %.T loraa ls hail q 5Iay 5rc bard
F,, i" CO. '' no t3i-arnons a. seeond in tail
3 ci Ial Mixel Iag, ~" ' na 5a'c asked june
45Ic. hr: &c; 9Nk@i; Juv, 47',c bl! iStc. G-hri
norr 'dnand: NO whito &c.; No do' a. gas &c.
:s 5't' ia, S \ be, No. g. s!$ l%@
y"p p c anil 10y NJ, NJ R;i 81 tJrn Ec g ' Hans
aoEc lG :r; TO- n - 2rd pi'Si I,g9' n C 5,
i-Ti ." @'Ii", SUR hC"'' - g.,
zisa. 55$55$7iss T ws iI%E5
nry E,r, %2e"c DO cont od to [9o y lP5 e.sl
iytrs, i4.oc. Trrs rni.r hut t,dy rrnusviyaua q
c "fi,,i w r ''' ~. anu im ~ io Good =
di 80 h cim' i"4t lc t"hrr gnrt EiS; H. "a d., -,
yAlo~. Er'uc. su-aIs sCHy ami nnchausc,. M"liss,a
SO 80 T., inHi "n ~, "GH nniv G,I a man
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-06
BanKrupt Notlces.

TT7HIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
I3th day If April d. 1881. warrant IN Bankruptsy
was issned against the estate OF HIM ny IhESOk u
New County OF Sew'fork and state
~ no been adudged bankrupt ca hs own
thai OF debts AMI detvcry OF any
nnperv belonging such bankrupt TO him or nus uss and
~. transfer of any properly by HIN are totbden T law
hat meeting erptors OF the said bankrupt 10 prove
their ueIs choose or more assgses 81 aus
viii ne held al OF Bankruptcy % be holden No l3S
s1Iton AZ IN OF NewYVFk, before Edgar hetchun
esaFe Register, tho 20h day Of NAY A. isS1 n -
O'clOck LpI -, :. - = a =. vo,k
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-06
THE STATE OF TRADE.
nnAfErrIn AlApKErs

BuFtALo May 5.-F1onr !v with fair demand wheat
hrm sales car No. White Michigan ut 81 49,: No l
nuluth 2! sIsod g 10 Did Coro nrn salcs 5000 basa
bush. in lot % AZ s $500 bush do. $50: cars No
western nj Sc; SoO Dosh no. o. - &C 00pJ0 nHsh
va. Oats qne: no. Weston cash. a..
rive 3iC aud SIC bd 20 900 bush so Western at
aibdjJc Harley qmst bit steady Canada 20 Sol SIX.
rOwsi Stale dSJc Two BJd00b Rye iuao-
tive. FrrlRhps 10 New-Ymk-Wheat DC. Com,
size: Oats sac CANA FreighsWhcat, 5tci Corn. &c,
Oats, ~.
CiSciySAT Nav 5-F1our light demand Family. 81 rs
cS5 - FIncy sj bOdS5 80 Wheat IA fair demand and
fFa the i. 81 49, 80. Rod wnto IL u reoeDts.
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WOOL MARKET.

posroy Nav 5.-wooL-Thr market IL IN an unsatisac-
tor, condition. Th9rOis very little demand from nanuTc,
tcr There Ia no speculative inquiry, and most OF INC
6a. are IN xinus old snrk but are ma ding no
aftrpt 10 sales the dull murkot Prices nr me
nf att are Tnnnn few saUS OF straight lots nave
hrcn made for weeks. Quota ions ana NA Oh9
ami Prnn.yvania 5OG62c: Michigan, Wisconsin, ana
other drsrlbo Fleecrs ~ 5nc Comb ng ana Denhe So
lrcIns arc uoninaliY at jUd GGc" ana NO ana M"lum
a.. nj IS qiOr; Unwaslc Woods range nom y To lJc.
for Coarse MEDIUM Pulled WoOls quiet ~ 4'ab2c Tor
~uurr anu x WuOs at i3djnc WIN choice lois AZ
hHhrr hgurs MOHtoy an Banda oriental "0Os at
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
WPDNFaDAY Nav ). 1890
AsHEs-ouiet. unchanged.


COFFkE-EiO duh aud lower Far Cargots, axe. STOCK
here IN first hands 49, ,7i bags. MA Grddts dGH ana
rather weak; Amsterdam sale. Ny j., l'oV
bacs will DO ofered OF Nadn-s loci frees ' r.
without 'otalc change; the summary Of sales Inc I N
il as follows 1880 mats Java: Sunlry vessel, m tD
aoiI beforr ARRIVAL ?Oll bags lJu BAGS. Mara
caibo $50 bags aguayr4 $50 bags Costa Rica 81 D g
Jamaca 23l bags 500 bags MEXICAN l,'l' igS
St Domingo 5G3 bags CrylOn. sod IN O lor Coush
within the range; l,I bags, ~ DclhS an" To- "'
MaraCabo transit 10 Europe. T..
Cotton opened rec low but closed sic1dy
oyr ocoa niSiness Ior expOIt: ales i' last
evening" Including G2i export and l.ZJo for spnng
delivered on contract bales receipts at the ports today
4eyo bales against 5O2l bales this day last WeeK ANA -
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flHIHrlJl.

ALL STOCKHOLDERS of GERMANlA and
"A uIGliGATE PETROLEUM. co. call or Hrlte 10 JNO
PONDGR. 10 Broad 81. N0tkh1his 3rllS SION. ------
IL whs are Iuferasic in railroad business
n and nlleigo statistics should get THE TIBU NE All
MANIAC Tor lNsO now ready, price - GENTS " inA,
BANKERS aud CAPT rALlSTS VIII want TO
ID set The rrmue Almanac lsO; Il gives the figures
United states cyonuo ExpeulnrA siHco 1910 PIice
20 cents, by mai. ----------------
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Cost an0 fnuno.

OST.-Bauk book No. los, 972. of the Ger
IL man SAVINGS tank New York: Il NOS rssesed 70 sns
Bank by June l. 1885, application VIII ." ">"' W.
book.
OST or STOLEN-Bank Book No: $3.50.
issued BY German savings Bsns m sn1 C All
nerscns caanesed not 70 5000 sesss /, 10 ts
~ ma re- soied yithtn sixty days sssL, tnc 1se SN
1sr viii made 20 the b4hx LOT aou poS@s