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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-01-08
MINOR DISPATCHES.

CINCINNATI, o., Jan. IA Union
City, Indiana, dispatch says bridge
over a swollen stream gave way on
the Cleveland, Columbus, Cincin-
natl and indianapolis railroad, six
miles east of that place, precipitat-
ing an engine and eleven freight
cars into the stream. Three men
were killed.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. THE coal
miners of the Belleville, Illinois,
district yesterday resolved unan.
imously to dig no more coal until
paid A cents per bushel for digging;
also resolved to work only 8 hours
per day, SO that all the pitmen in
the district may have an opportu-
nifty to labor. About seventeen
hundred men are on a strike, and
will not resume work until two
thirds of the men, owners and
operators, accede to their demand.
@ATLANTA, GA, JAM 7.-W. A.
Wilson, late postmaster at West
Point, Ca, was sent to Jail to-day
for robbing the mails.
HARTFORD, Conn, Jan. THE
Republican Senators in caucus last
night nominated Hon. Lyman W.
Coe for President pro tenn. In the
House the Republicans nominated
Hon. Dwight Marcy, aud the Dem-
ocrats, Col. D. Wight Morris for
Speaker. l-.
MOBILE, ALA, Jan THE Nor
wegian bark, Rolf, has brought to
this city Lews of mutiny on board
the German ship Pauline David, in
the Lower Bay. The Captain was
zoo severely hurt to be moved from
the vessel. On application Of the
German Consul, the revenue cutter
j. A. Dix has gone to bring the
mutineers ashore. Their examina-
ton will take place before the
Consul. Aa t71e-
SAVANNAH, GA, Jan. 7.-Geore
gia Central Railroad stock which,
on Tuesday evening, was quoted at
70, went up to 93 this morning,
closing this evening at SO. There
is general expression of satisfac- =
ton at the leasing of the road.
New YORK, Jan. President
Prade, of Peru, arrived here to-day.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-01-08
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. T.
The Vice President laid before
the Senate to-day communication
from the Secretary of the Interior,
transmitting the correspondence
called for by the resolution of the
Senate of December 8th, 1879.
His letter of transmittal says that
he forwards copies of all the cor
respondence excepting two letters
received from Gen. Adams, one
concerning the testimony taken by
the Ute Commission, and the other
touching the further negotiations
with the Utes with reference to
their reservation. These letters,
the Secretary says, the interest of
public policy demand should be
withheld from publication at present.
The President sent the following
nominations to the Senate to-day !:
John B. Sleckney, to be United
States Attorney for the Northern
District of Florida; Louis Dupleir,
of Louisiana, to be Register of the
Land Office at Natchitoches, La.
Postmasters: Duncan Jordan, at
Cuthbert, Ga; Carlos G. Wilson,
at Milledgeville, Ga; Jno. F. News
conner, at Greeneville, Ala; Benz.
F. Scales, at Union City, Tenn.
The House Committee on Invalid
Pensions has unanimously agreed
on a bill granting pension Of
eight dollars per month to every
surviving soldier of the Mexican,
Florida, Creek and Black Hawk
wars. 1t will be soon reported to
the House.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-01-08

THE following Democratic opinion
of Gen. Grant Is from the Courier
Journal:
"Gen. Grant is neither SO great nor
80 small, go bad nor so good, as he IL
pictured In the newspapers. He Is an
excellent type of the average Ameri
can. He seems to be, personally, an
honest and o truthful man; ready
terse and direct. He has the sports
mans homely humor and practicsl
wit. A more companionable person
could hardly be come up with on II
summers day, and we are perfectly
free to add that, If we were forced to
make choice OF President among the
Republican leaders who stand within
the Presidential orbit, we should TAX.
Gen. Grant, as immeasurably superior,
in all points Of manhood, sense and
honor, TO any of the members of his
party named for the office"
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-01-08
Grnssy valley News.
CRAwFoRDsvILLE, Jan. 8, /

CRAwFoRDsvILLE, Jan. 8, 1850.
Mr.. EDITOR: The Grassy Valley
Glee Clubn was organized recently at
the residence of Mr.. w. A. Anderson,
with Mr.. Anderson as President, Ma
rion Roberts as Vice President, Miss
Belle Smith as Secretary, Messrs.
Charles Conner and w. r. Murphy as
choristers, and Miss Hattie Champion
and Miss Kate Anderson as organists.
A large membership of fine voices al
ready gives promise Of fine no usic
club. #tsl N s
Probably the fnest literary and mu-
steal entertainment ever witnessed In
this valley, was the occasion of New
Years uight at Fancy Hill. Three
declamations by Messrs. Charles and
Joseph Conner and J, II. Galyon were
especially fine. Their selections were
master pieces of English and were
rendered with polish of gesture, acS
companied with effective and pleasing
elocntion. These young men are
81 eakers OF rare merit. An oration
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-01-08

the construction of a railroad from
San Antonio to the Rio Grande.
By Mr.. Mills, of Texas-Direct
ing the President to prohibit all In
dians on reservations from going
into Texas.
Mr.. Stevenson, of Illinois, re-
ported back the Senate bill amend
ing sections %, "a and 25 of the
Revised Statutes, in regard to mins
eral lands. After some discussion,
Mr.. Reagan, of Texas, and others,
opposing the bill, it was passed;
yeas 1T, nays 20.
Adjourned.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-01-08
MISSISSIPPI.

GREENEv1LLE, Jan. City
Marshal Mcclure, of Lante Provi-
dence, while attempting to arrest a
number of fatboat men, was shot
and killed. Five men were arrested
on suspicion and placed under
guard. A number of McGuire's g
relatives broke in the room, opened
fire upon the men and mortally
wounded two; the other three were
crippled. The jury of inquest de-
cided that the man who killed the
marshal was JAS. Brown, who es-
capped in a skiff, and the five who
were shot we're innocent.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-01-08

THE Washington Sunday Herald
came out last Sunday morning in a
strong editorial endorsing Gen. Hans
cock for the Presidency. 1t says
the next Democratic candidate must
be Northern man, and one "to whom
the epithet, copperhead, will not
stick -
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-01-08

THE bribing story from Iaine, as
related in our dispatches this mornlrg
has very "fishy" appearance. If
there is any truth, let the names be
given and the guilty parties suffer as
they deserve,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-01-08

L. Pope WALKER, ex.Secretsry OF
War In the late Southern Confederacy,
is q candidate for the seat In the
United States Senate, made vacant by
the death Of Senator Houston.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-01-08

1T is clear to bs seen that the Demo,
cratic leaders In the South will shut
their eyes, open their mouths and
swallow whatever the Democrats put
into their mouths as the Democratic
nominee this year.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-01-08

WE have nothing from the Repub-
lican Senatorial caucus in Ohio. The
Associated Press Agent who furnishes
us news regarded 1t as matter of
too little moment to command his at
tention. -
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-01-08

SENATOR BAYARD will make a
financial speech in few days upon
his legal tender resolutions, which
both hard and soft money Democrats
are looking forward to with lively In
tprpat
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-01-08

WILMINGTON, DEL, Jan. T.
The two large -four mills of Penny4
packer & Co. were destroyed by
fire at midnight. Loss on buildings
and stock, $4,000. Insurance,
probably $4,000.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-01-08

AN exchange advises Garcelon to go
to Yazoo City and grow up with the
country.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-01-08

SMALLPOX has made its appearance
in Washington.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-01-08

INDICATIONS: For Tennessee aud
the Ohio Valley, stationary or falling
barometer, warmer southerly winds,
cloudy and partly rainy weather.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-01-08

TO-DAY is the 65th anniversary of
the battle Of New Orleans.
, 1880-06-10

Special Dtsrltch to The Chttupo Tribune.
BosTDN, Ail.ss., June 9.-Thorr WIS u generally
upWnrd movement In tho Stuck murkct tO-tlny,
md there was much unWnutsl activity ut DDth
liourtia. In rhilrHns htchfsd1l nhyAnteu to llpss
Flint s. Pore Mlr)ncttc from 11A u u: ChcnKu,
burlington & Quincy from linn 70 11T3i A1nt.tix
other Important sAles werg Fort Sct.ti. 4lktDf1
prprprre.i, ID; Missouri, Kaiisus + T1xns. ;EiAG0
k,1i; SandGsky, ltnGtl1E: Dubuque & MtniM!-
sotu, 7J.4; rhlladrlphtn s. Wilmington. 9Aabt0;
Fort smith. taI. Pullman, IT,: GtlstnM Albany,
lA: Fitchtnarx, III: New itrk u Nuw EnKlnnds
38.sGbT; Old Culony, ln'; Eastern. lxGtits; 1os-
TIM s. atnint, 191; OXstensburX, M.
A!nonF tho tunts the tendency was up; Hurt
ally fulfilling tho predictions nude for tAe ils,-
ulGtiIntnly after thu brtk several weeks s{'lce.
n.ltl .lle NOW slowly recovering u their legitimate
value; AtchIs<,il tsrses spll at III: Fort Smith
Rurfp, Ql; 81 in u, 1lA: Now York $ New
EngInud, 10V.4: tuttalu ti,st IL, W; Now Mpxlco
e. South l'acll!c, ltsdolosH: Kspuhicuh Wiley,
cast, lr..; wGat, ill.,
Llin stocks i,uIut nnd without fentllre, though
In the few sltlo4 alo th0rG Wcru tiltslcntions "
considerable strength; lloston Land gained Il
Over yeaterlnya tXurcH tl1itl sold ut 63a, anu
lHiatnu Water Power was lp tnHatj
The mining stelts rtlked slutl,tf on tho list
In nctivlty and good feeling: saics or Antinony
weru 1uAlo nt2.
LoNnoa, Juno o.-Consols, os 3-1o; account,
| ~ h-lB
At,er,cAu securittes-New Is, 1O5A; MS, IL;
| Is, llli;; Illinois Central, lU54; f'enllsylvMnA
CcltruI, 6lX; Eric, :t74; sGconrlS eH4: Rcad!ug
lDA.
, 1880-06-10

Lake nv, 80 II n Ut rcr A. " 4, l7xlE IL ina-
proved, anted Apr,1u tAlhoRt u. rhipot u x,,,
ga,o e ~ H. a'yc, ;ai March III T;cso
cana, s@ 4; u = III iht!ni 7. y il. ill., T. ,x II .iac 0"
Marcel II ii, and u. u. bell Il, J. Il. MecknF1 hlD
sis HE i, l.snr iS.insl. a
sourt ur cry fiMlrs. w,THtX 4 "a Ani!lA ov sRvEN
M1LKs nY ritz rt}EtaT-ilutfSt.
Wilson NJ n " cor nt WILLIAM = Nx1M H.
llnttI JUNG = "a. II. Fecdrr to Gharlc1 kntz' SIN
snts H. Il; I; ii fHtiietti, i !, ,&xij1 II datcd
lure IT. Mtid j. llrsnn Y! u: IT, ,nriridaclt auD
Wutstwaftit nv, Y7j It n II fDrty:lhtrsi IT. Of -
III IT. tlnttEi Nny 10 u. nnd w. H. fhl7lerto ,.
Nils Mntsunt. ou
NEST OF CRY Limits, WITHIN a MAntgs ov atvkN
S4ILEa ~ TIN c0uttT-ilHEak.
. llomcr IT. n " cur uE Ntnnrhnr,t avs I, 15xi&
II Intc1 juno ILL., Fcaant'nl u l.. Fcchor)s l.GD
, 1880-06-10
REAL ESTATE,

ThefollowIns Instruments wcro iitcd for record
WcdAcsduy, Juno o:
Clrr PROPERTY. .
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A,xsSsY Il y; assa 5s,o g. tsa' a'a ,Sss;t ,as
csst!is'a 4 Nstti; IiSis;
s$!.S 'Ss SisYSs II ' ~,
III T. aatsa sias III B!srs i. Sis.'Isos' SI' q fap ~.
Il ;sS iii, i ;Ss:s
':|ss st: !; &; y IL Il; + Hsi;i: II ai;
VIII ,ss;!:S. ;s.ss isS; ;;$:: Sss
"S; ;Ss:y;: ]: ::;;$ 1T; il III i:ss;
,s.sn asry 4, Eaas;{';.m ~ X IL i;ii;;.I;,; Z ;;S, Il
:S:l asssd IL, i y u ii iush hsaisa* II. ii4a:
uS;ssi i; Sii ;:aS Il a#l,i.'s /:
dssod Juno 1 .ashlt( aiM is5rns u L inSi:, ~
ex.sSstsa Sssa W Sas 4 .'a s&fs Ga's Y IL h IT,
ws.a w .ais II Il i il !; u Gi1a ~
CaAnSery ~ Etasnns Il lYssss!:;. 1Aon
III z: IL iuau tlis"1s Kitty 10 jSia ia:
vi: S:Sss ii; iiia: i; S:;.iiSs t IT. S;.'
,S,$s:3 i sS:;; j lSa!
M[sS;sss, [ssa .i; %sI;iisiS ! S. I:i ~
sst sSanss u. u m Il V u SSo s.,asa. t.. IL: '''
@ sats. 4 r!t Maois S:st e H r. sasS ssa Asssa
siSs l,Hi;at s;sS tSs Il ASiss ass T. uto;Ss I
L
, 1880-06-10

Sptetat NspateA to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
NEW YORK, Juno s-Whout-Mnch less snl-
q decided hesiancy, There IL oagarnces " p1ce sup
plies in guud purt speculative accounts No. rcd
nttsneted only mOdoEnto nhnru Of attention: sprn3
wheat declined about Htiy8c on D Mnderat2 move.
qualities, N,uU ba No. Chicago and NIL.
wnukco sprinv nt t.laalalH, mostly at
si.at1i.sf: luul bu vor1 choice Mo- Chicago spring
s ssSfs IND atsns e!IssIss. mi. A.:
ssd os I'D Ms ~ 5 IL Gn
ss ssfsss I'll assss' VIE pas s'Ss's Sss
aea?&ss
as'iys;E oP!lo ss Ss S Mss;s5n I'm
~; is5 :ses ;.3saSs Ss \;
sss Lssss'f Ss + @
III Ssass u Il sS; sss ass ''s's s
y 70, 2 s ss ssps sssP 81 Ptsxsss ssSss
ssS?;;; i N |ss' |ss'
fltEiaitrH.M .Ma!o;atsIy Hati.a business, n@,S..y @ tn
s s oa y xtS 1sn fGr Gs.y ILL., y
''H4sS r e. &: fs5ss ::9s 1::sss !: 'Es.s'
NEw M y3k 1us . Scn"H5sS9y sse,y " # i lGs u19
!SSs;: hSsenSoi. iSaioi DaeomSsr. laa3s; January
,'FISuK-ouiot' without aec'dod chAnso' receipts.
v ,Ses m 90 III gsHrsaca S
s!HsS IT. 5. g. sif5ais %issa lS% : *1s
fs kS: JSas sas'' :s III Ga1y t. uss: ~:
shs slas ss: G H. 9sSsisy Sitc Evss'Rs sss.r I No
Sss III ssesp sss W.
nAY-pemand fair IND market arun n: 7tssoc 20 ,u-
ef,a aa Wessf %.s Msx ,o xotk = stats' XS:sf
1eI ~, ls! AaYar 4ulea 1ut nf,a, fais t. xaod
, 1880-06-10
is1tJ;hDs'rUFTa.


Fl.UUR-Wns nsnln yory dull. oson tho local trNdo
tnk.ng tte. while shippers huDd nlouf Winters wote
quoted cAsy, nl sprlngs nIna sales Wefe h'tsoa "
VT brs w.rtDrs pn frlyate tnrshss ~ bra springs nj
$l7js7 0 tg outsle for .mtonts' aud Id brls rye
Hour ut sL.u, Total, hD brls. Exrort hnArs wuro
quoted ut $tat75 for o1itu And E"oNs@a tor eho'ce
extra ...
url1H1t pnEApsru7rs-Wers standJ. btnn betnE In
sualIur supply. Hsu4 woto Il clra brnn ut AnteaI0
cara ,nIldllngB Al siN3l9t1. cn1s shorla Ut e'D
D73; ours feed nj Slan1.AdJ Ind l0u bugs oat-ncM
N, ;,rIvatn tor,u4.
B1lliNu wl1EAT-was moro nctive. and aveEnaed
lowor, in nn Irregular wnYi June !loened ic, whi!o
1Sy i susea vs. qaoss' M sahS I " With
Il s H. S Sss sss xsEs sF u
5 % sy s,s b On . TSss SsscS sr f: n @ sxo '
Ssrsi ssstses " II = " da''stsd ss1S ;ay q
ss ;s sysS as ] s
sss;ss ss,sis* ;y sso5s 3 IS? su
~ '"'s sa. NV SsFS %a;Ses tsf
Ss:Sa s:Sas? + RI |sS:sss ~ ;ssafssS ; M
@ ss',t II II u @ sts SxS:t SSS: 's :s sioa' Il ;a
XSas y % 4 St I'LL; @ ID wess !V;tSasa Il Ss % 6 ID ~
joctsd Ct "a, md a;4u In by samp'e NJ 7aeselasA.
4G WriiEit WiEA7-salos wcro l,an BY No. Fed w'n:
II # 6 % !. II tSS " I se1 aS S n ~ Snas
= ,s s s y xs fSs 5ay ,yss was non'ns
a " S.s II; "; ,d:S: Ssf;
.. .t4s s Sa w. T. ss.sa ii
aSyssea s.,y n te .nrnnX ; ~ 1I1 ,s ~
ud in's ~ e s ieaslns aood er:
u rs eos ssFfsas
r. sS:s1 ts $ r. .5
a ss .. :ts xsss spo9 @ sssns 81 x'5 " s%s a
' st t Il !; ssx ~! y ssr Sp sSs +
% n SxsI1 s bs TX ..snpio y. ~ 1%Hs ,T %
I ri. ss,a IT, sss ps snS ss rs fsssss:
lpwor; Outs t9l!owo4 aysnsxI1g aa,nt ~ Levy ~
Ssss lsss le!d t5S@ sos.; 3ons oFPs|,ed xi n
II &C. dosn and .lostd u uis ,.,s's; ,AuxHss
Sq 4 .a eossa s Is sa;s s s,,sS sSsf Il @ H.
Samples wsre ulma ay,pathy win tlS .eSuls!iss
aa sS!sf; g @ II Y u sS w u xte III s;
N7E.Wss lintor. usAer i ialr iaHu!y for @ sas lo.a
whleh wsre scaIsc Nn so!a st 9sHs 'ano I9. ~ -.
stss u snst ana d? % 1ss t'Ss On SosrS
ay'st I'D a, usseenfss; ss. ,;,s ss'o' e
IT, GSsa'uss @t as aass II Gs"ess @ ~. sos
~ 9spo:sa \ 81 4 y ii
TWO O'CLOCK CALL.
which Vas sasisI Sss!ng Is tar Jans 'fss
i"r Aasast Gurn Wasa shaIo 6esteF. closing *
s SSS,, e! as ssas u & &c ssy e. s
aoc YAH ; TSsS ,, stsaay r. st tSr % ns
s1S,nx 4 M 81
1X ~ 4 AKHst t{a ~ s"s9 niu 4 M &. tSi 4;
&IIuj lbs NJ taU tor July H1,d sas9 for August
, 1880-06-10
LOUISyII.LE.

I.ortavIILr, Juno A-Cor1oF-Qnlet nt ll}fa
FLoui-nul,. extsn. t3.5as t.ytr7A family, A0o, A
NJ. /, &Lat4l.7i, cI,o!co fAncy. &k154sGu.
0l,AIS-WteAt stendy ut st6. Corn nr,u, Mo.
white, TIC. du Mixed 4c. Oats 9u!ot but urn, No.
3wto, It&ui do Mlxed, 8516c. ltye In fulr demanls
No.a,Nc ....-
1lAY-Dull md lower at el2uNalIM
rn0v1BGuNH-rGrk-FtrM ut fl!n@l1A Lard
utiLut but rsndy; primo Htcnn. &c. Hulk meaa nct
ive trn,, ntla higher! Bht!uGry. Nl.}4i clear Gh,
1855 g.yar at.5 l!cGtl ar,,a; ah1u'dsrs. NY: "eaf
rib, E.H; elenr. fi.M !tAnIs-ausaf.curt1tt t3lu4d.
/, t,MHlskY-9ttady a. tl.Ok
, 1880-06-10

4 ~ !P !etP shseS md sttsSe ~ isns.
HwikkCAocolrtH, two ,inyh' lAU1oi nnne 9uttoa
AlIyot feeling woakt nomlnnl1 fnnHo. NDk44Ib.
KAHaAs CiTr.
8ptetat ntHoteh 70 ia CA'earo Tribune.
rtrts: EaTTkE-itvcalpis, 34,t aiipnnnts D3t n,nr.
le nt,ro hcnltlyt nntive sShe!,%. E5na4ui na!ir1
r. @ass I'd ssaa
slSs iss zsl .SSS'ss ;S%s"tf III sTssss+ sss
puyrALo.
lyupvAf4o. n. T.. 1nne g-CATTtn-fsceelpta. aNn,
:; sss s,ssss sss
aitEki: XNn tx Mas-itseoipta. 1,D; n,arkct tmer,
ns'Ssy 81 ssssI IL ssf5; SS
1IUIs-itecnlpts, 4Ai market at1atiys fnlr denandI
ssa s sa's fS5. IT.. TfSts Ni s4as ~. sary ~,
sud. -
IT. 1,outs Mo-, Junu supply In good
W st'xn p,lfef r IL Tu nT|ne e cS!fe h
aEs Tstani sssS Ssss rseopts si" aS; sr1sats
a !tsrIa.sT& FsaeIM & sIa shpnsMss, ss'l 'o's''
iiuUy-taswnri forLstK uRd uRlunoEcs, 0l3&.t0
ErGssaE @asa 4essi. hIs;y s1,,Tas~ s,rnx f'os
East Liberty. Juno ep;~-cA1Ttx.l!ecelgt only 81
hcnd for l0ct,1 n,ntkhts heat E,t fait 20 9Noa
ssyss M Az, ssn1%Yn aid light 'Ss"t BULLS cows
II sts:. saeass, s m hoad, ihaao1ph,as .'oa
$ S1rxrrisscsirts. lilo head, selling steny nt taso
f8iu: no henvy sheep On market; would brina *AnSS
1Np1AnAroL1s.
fXnIANAroL1a. Juno p.-rtoQS-Qulat at SLtaN25i
receipts, 4aNs shipments, 2au.
, 1880-06-10

llOtiH-A good many nlurc bugs ssacbod tho JnIsis
JuYterduY than any hu4i c0untvd on, thu number
reaehnK nbout n I'LL A. cunss>.usncs truds 0ponod
dull, with Al uussttlod fouilisg provai'ina huyes
Nos4 Iuettusu ~ Itveal but not at Tuesdays prtuns.
concessions ue kulJo beng lHsistvd ui:in. Thofe
Wars few sae1 ~ 70 nnoh ~ ~ On out tno avefAxe
e19.sa x9skSf nx.' ~ = "tssYi = sst t1axea ffSa
cloxod Ut w. ltk4D ni.d hHaSy 1t I'll 6ttps sold
ut E.uts1A All .aUs afD nlA.ls tAblsHt y a0Etuk-
40 Ut " llx for p4Ny suwk lnd " lbs tug xtaxe.
, 1880-06-10

ToIEno, O., Juno Wheat cas!ers No. l
white Michigan, sl.l79; nmbcr Michigan. tIl76: do
Junu, tl.l5i No. red WnbMsl, spot, tltsMi juno.
ei.l5H; july, 1EGl, August ,&o; NJ. ntator I!nnA
s;.,A Corn iulIt hg!l-mtxod+ t24c, No. = te; No,
wltto. !9'&e. rejected. llu, dnusurod. axe. Oats
Ei1sgj-Whent epsIar. No. wf,itp Michigan, fLly,
Ny2 nplbcr Inots sl.ls3{, No. red spuL ILL BID
MISREPRESENTATION 1900 bu, corn. l5,ooa bu, basley,
1Cg bu.
ICY. 2t1u bu,
, 1880-06-10
COSISIE1RCIAI.

The following wcro tho receipts md shipments
or tho leading articles OF product In ths city
during the twcn&y-four hours ending NJ clock
"Wednesday morning, md tho corresponding t1me
iuRt ytllr;
, 1880-06-10

PEORIA, ILL.,. Juno 1.-GitA1S-cotn active ano
nrm, high nlIxod sj4asafei mlkud, 3sssDAe ossa
innrttve but hrul; No. white, 33idsk: Aye seaEfs
And f!rn1; No. I, 735Gt4HC-
ut4uWlNkH-SteAd{ ut tk.N.
, 1880-06-10
ST. louis,

81. Louis. NO.. juno a-sL6uts-Actlys Ind b,,h.
crt sa,nplo 1pts xx &tbH4.1 XXX, ttuls4,7v, torr.
&4.uGAluJs chu!cn to fhticy. finASM ''
OMAix-Whont nctIvo md lo~ert No, raj NJ,
al11M cash, sl,0s{@ft1H iunot H)f4,kn<c III. ill.,.
V11{dsufc August, ttc bsptombert No. d. ~ h,,'
turn active md iowort a1a5{o cash, &4as,ts.
June, 3s1ka1s3$o AuVust. Ukss trtnee Al slLe 80
NYo lower, ata nsked. l'arloY unchanged. ~"'''
l.kAIl-4n1Ht At K.
HtlTTKIt-DnlI; dnirJ, 14917c.
Et1tlH-l4Uwgr, NJ 7l4fsc.
WHi4K -Stultly nj f1UH.
i'lovisiuNs--I'Irt hixhor; sl0GS cash. t1os, H..
gust Dry aa1t ilLnnth !srDnR ut ttltsGi e
$GHl .E A 1st'eft
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. AGD brt*t wheat, 1snp tnu. c,,n
AUU bQ; oRtst 2,un bu. ""' WITH
, 1880-06-10

DurvALo, N. T., Juno 1-tiltAiN-CoTn uastts1eds
no sales; 4tc uaked, 4c bid st'oi *c asked 70 as-
rive; .Y.o juno; AHo July. Wheat nominal oa4
tIUtnInhl. .,
, 1880-06-10
DETROIT,

DETto1T, June 0.-FIunr dull.
GnAtS-Wheut qulett No. white. sit June tlD
@llyf: July. ttl9t; August. sluUi October, stQi ae
milling. &k.ll 9td.
ltEGEiITb-WlIent, 25,tm 6n.
HMtPHkSTH-WheAt S3uN bu.
, 1880-06-10

sHs!a Mo.1:;sn dnil nnd n9mina,! cGnm1n 1t IL
MDNkTAMr-Hlxht q nIchanFo on Nav YntE + IN
tLuN pro4llunt. Sterling exchange l7. peF
, 1880-06-10
INnIANApOLIS.


lNpfANApOLlb, June U-tiIA1N-Whcat drul No.
red. g. ls I.13M. Curn STEADY ut 53Se- oata au'e'
Mt :k95<tta.AHG,
, 1880-06-10
klQQ &Af+kA,

HIIEEF-lt1M0.neda ab3Gt st1AdJ. Vhss0 W. TIT
dpnluAI II H&uN84.4 ~ pas ED ~ fur poor " extra
RkM YQtkks
NEW YOAK, juno A-Hkkyk3-l lkocoipt4 two days,
Afi kvnsfa! s9!llhg pfies try u psr hSAa hxits!!
ilo really ghuca On salsi tow of lu yufy eammun-
s1t elltia duwn t{u 0p3 of the &ul& ~
cudltlE laIsS nniest u Col9fx12 s!iliSFs ~ NsG;
yusisrday 0nd sp-d4y, a ns0 caitti.. 1D ausstsFa
6HEk4-ltoceiRls, tso daJA HAl; Anzkst tteady u
, 1880-06-10
CQtfwr{lNs

ST. Lofts, Juno ACKNOWLEDGEMENT mlaanM9. M
liho, salos, Nv bnlesi Fccolpta, u; shipuenis WV
HtlGk. 35lU.
NKw uMlEASs, Juno 0.-COTT0H-Quct but steaayt
n,ttidl.rx lt<u. low ndIluK, lU71c. EGod VfdnarMT M
1uc3 llpt tsCupta. w bnI9ss Fr.ss i ,! sincf
Trout isfitatn 26t eoastxiso ]o7J sase' <'&"' s-'
lWtiA.
, 1880-06-10
LIVE STOCK.

CATsrLE-Theso WINS good dog.co OF activity In
the cattle ttlda yesterday, ad tho tono OF tho nnr-
kut wus A:aM nrfn. Light md medium wo!9ht SHIP
pInH steors ospnolally active. und In tnt clas
tuFe wAs Rn advanca Ut b4tlc. Cho'cc heavy catefo
md good butrhorn' md canncts' stock Was nlHo
strungur thou4h nut 70 tho oxtont 0f qAotAblu nd
vance. Tho supply liooFa- but thsFc weTo buyoTs
fur aboMt ull tto odar!ngs und tas tn't1kot closed
1uItp ax t!r u Dpcnod. In pOlnt OF quality tho
OF ln ar7lss cattle there wore ronly fow und on,y
yeey ANAL prTuotn4o ot thu 1ays trading was don0
nt prcea below He. The bost drovos Mcrv taknn on
export Account at 4s.G1dt 5htppGrs bouEht pF!nel.
rally ut {25.p4 Htoekurs mot With only llmod tg-
aufy ind ptco1 fos t.as clnas aso 70 gTcat axcnt
nominal.
, 1880-06-10

YIorsfordss Acid Phosphate In heF''1"
DlncM1eKs .,su
Having used 1t very considerably, Gun tcs
to jtH KrcAt f4lItlU III funuuolnl derahRe'ns"'@
Of tho secretary auL nervous syatottls II r.
ltutlund, Vt. CItAs. Wt1OlitoesA' '
, 1880-06-10

Mothers uoycr tall 10 recommend Mals n's'~'s
"a nulIrIsl,lug aI4 strengthening.
, 1880-06-10

liz ard Upwards o
CEuitu Duuvu4- -banu, mt. w0l'-forhtd staors
wolshLHv III ~ ~ tbs.. ~
un0li iueuvUa-tf eal.fAttsaad stoeFs, Wolah-
inK 10 10 t.SO :. .................,.n... ~
Medium HIndsa .Htoors In fRlr ncsh. wotgt- .
Ing LUZ u ~ !bH.s w
pHtcLsts' Stuck-lloor ~ common atucEa A1id
c,linnlun ~ chnlcb g9ws for city slHa4hsAt+
Weighing III y, ,II1 lbs. bs.........:.:..-.:.t..A IL
Stock ktaIttle-C0iunuu's cattle. Weighing w h ,
@ 6s. a ii,; aI;c, M :tras ~
bulls. md kCzlaNnx Ataors........,..........
, 1880-06-10

SAN FRANCISCO. Cnl., Jun0 0.-ThD following
nrn TIM cit,sx utltt,ktIouy ut tho Stu4k lQArxl:
, 1880-06-10

QSWEGO.
O8wEoo, Juno a-UlkAIS-Wheat steady. Ccn
atpadyt Waat1ru nnixel, tGB5fc.