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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-05-19

JUDGE Sanford E. Church, Chelt
Justice of the New York Court OF
Appeals, died suddenly at his resi-
dence, Albion, N. Y, on the l4th
inst, of apoplexy.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-05-19

Ar the old s6d favorite Bakery
of y. Girard, opposite the Excelsior
Stable, Fresh Bread can be had every
morning.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-05-19

The Packet reached here Mon
day morning about 10 O'clock, with
the biggest freight trip of the sea-
son, and a goodly list Of passengers.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-05-19

-DuRING the six months ending
December 81, 1879, the total mum,
Der of passengers arrived in the Uni
ted States was 1O4, 266, of whom 81,
1872 were emigrants.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-05-19

III you want anything in the
line of furnishing goods, there's moth
ing you cannot find at w. Hustmyre's,
and all sold at rock bottom prices.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-05-19

ANOTHER invoice of that well.
known aud popular sewing machine,
"Wbeeler q Wilson No. g." just re-
ceived by the agents, Ferguson s
Schnack, jewelers..
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-05-19
RIOT IN P~LAQuEMlAES.

Another of those periodical strikes
hoe occurred III the Parish OF Fla
ouemines, below the city, and again
the State troops are called to qneii
the disturbance. The States OF FIJI
day evening, gives the following
about this outbreak:
A dispatch from A. P. kernocllan'
Plaouemines Parish, to Gov. Witt
Yesterday afternoon, states that ne
does not consider the lives OF white
women and children safe, owing to
the excitement Of the negroes result
ting from a general strike for ~ per
day, and asking that the militia be
sent to protect life and property.
Major Strong, of the Governors
staff, has gone to the scene of dis
turbance with Capt. NJ. c. Reyes and
ten men from the first infantry, and
orders have been issued for fifty men
from companies A. D. G. and H, first
regiment for fifty men to hold them
selves in readiness for active duty in
case Of necessity.
Nine of the lingleaders have been
arrested and are in Jail at Pointe a-ls
Hache.
A letter received this. morning-by
Goyernor Wilt from Major Will A
/, Strong, Plaquemines Parish, say
the troops arrived safely at scors
dale plantation at 2 o'clock.
The negroes are turbulent-mor
:. so. saws the letter, than they wer
in St. Charles or St. John Parishes
E They are gathered in a body fur
ther down the coast and to the plac
:, of their meeting the militia will pre-
coed and arrest the principal person
and coming then to this city on
n tug which left for the Parish tll
= morning, under. charge OF LAIR
O'Donnell.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-05-19

TIE LATEST.

EE LIZ s1Oas
From the special Washington o
RESPONDENT Of the New Orleans PiM
u.ne we clip the following late tele
grams:
WASHINGTON, My 14.-The de.
fensive campaign, which will be IN
,uoura,ed if Grant is nominated,
vas begun in the Senate to day
The petition of Davis HATCH of Con
nccticut, a sufferer by the attempt
of Grant, Babcouk and ingalls, TO an
mex San Domingo, was presented TO
the Senate by Eaton. Conkling
made a long speech, defending Bah
cock and Grant. He read an old re
mort of the whitewashing committee
appointed in 1870, to vindicate
Grant, and said be wanted a new in
vestigation. The case went over IN
til tomorrow.
Mr.. Gibson presented a resolution
for adjournment on the 3lst, to the
!. House to day. There was a MAORI
Nv of over two to one in favor Of it's
MASSAGE. The free traders under
Blackburn's leadership, filibustered
against it, and it went over until to-
morrow.
T A private telegram received here
from Richmond, to-day, says tina
Field carried the primary election
there yesterday, electing 81 out 0
10 delegates to the State Conven
Lion.
3 WASHINGTON, May l3-Hampton'
speech in the Senate to day created
genuine sensation here. He spok
e in favor of retaining Kellogg in IN
Senate. AS an argument the speec'
was a failure. His reference to tn
love of the South for the Union wa
S greeted with applause. 1t is though
that the speech will do something tt
wards ofsetting the Radical how
that the South is trying to subve1
the foundation of the Governmer
by unseating Kellogg. The friene
. of Spotford in the Senate are doub
full of their ability to unseat kellogg
:, Several Democratic Senators oppo'
:. the committees report.
;. An Investigation of charges til
:, money has been used by the st
. route mail lobby, to defeat Il
amendments reported by the Coz
II mittee on Appropriations to 81
honest and economical service, W
{, probably be made. Charges th
money was used are freely mac
- The subcommittee Of Commit
of Appropriations will meet to nj
row to take further evidence regal
ing frauds In the star mail servi'
ID Mr.. Gibson will report the reso
,es ton for adjournment on the 81
ms agreed to by the majority of I
)r Ways and Means Committee tod;
ct Free traders, Carlisle, Mills, Mo-
id son and Tucker, opposed adjou
ler ment, because it will prevent act
his on the tariff bill.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-05-19

"A FRESH arrival of Book Beer,
and four Summer scrimmages, all in
one day, sum up last weeks Corpo.
ration items. !.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-05-19

The "King" of sewing machines
ia now known as the "White.' Their
agents here are Ferguson & Schnack'
jewelers..
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-05-19

AND don't forget that the NEW
bait" and fishing tackle of every de-
scription can be bought at Ferguson
q Schnack's, jewelers..
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-05-19

"A CERTAIN Radical politician has
been declared the defunct chairman
of a dead committee, and that &C
counts for. the odor of things.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-05-19

How much longer are you going
to be annoyed by the mosquitoes,
when you can get a bar for a mere
song at W. Hustmyre's?
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-05-19

Ar Tom. Moore B%iossat's Jewel
ry store, special attention is given to
repairing watches, clocks, jewelryr So:
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-05-19

THERE arrived at the port OF
New York, during the month OF
April, 1880, 49,4l3 passengers, 49,
S2l of whom were emigrants.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-05-19

THE fellow who invented alcohol
died 900 years ago, but his spirit
still lives.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-05-19

The choicest.aprints, lovellest
lawns and finest linens q be pur-
chased at B. C. Dukes reliable and
fashionable store.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-05-19

THE New American Sewing Ma
chine Company, have opened their
office on Front Street. MI. Watts
is their gentlemanly agent
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-05-19

-Ex.Goy. II. S. Foote has resign
ed his position as Director OF the
New Orleans Mint.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-05-19

-LoRILLARp's colt Iroquois has
won the New Market two-year old
plate.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-05-19

SWEET rolls at P. O'Shee's to-
day and Saturdays.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-05-19

-FREsu butter, on ice, every day,
at Gus. Gehr's.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-05-19

The merchant who put it of
lost money on his goods and wares,
but the one who advertised made
$50 900. Did hc live in alexandria?
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-05-19
State Central Committee.
ALEXANDRIA, May 8, 1850.

WNy U 1UgOS
To the Editor of the Democrat:
In the exercise of the authority COM
ferred upon me bv the late convention
of the D%emucratic- Conservative party,
l name following gentlemen as mem-
bers Of the State Central COMMITTEES
of said party for the State at large,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-05-19

Go and see the Electric sign on
Front Street. You'll admire it, and
think it very neat.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-05-19

As usual, we received our week
ly package of papers, from the clerks
of the Packet.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-05-19

WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1851
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-05-19

--OLEocABBAGARINE cigars are now
nalmed utt for genuine Hayanas.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-05-19
l TO LOTTERIES.

Chief Justice Waite of the United
states Supreme Court, has just rem, q
Tered a decision in a lottery case f.
rom the State of Mississippi, in
which the Court clearly decides
against them. Here are the three
paragraphs of the decision
strike all lotteries o blow:
The circuit court entered judgment
of buster against respondents which
upon appeal was affirmed by the gu
preme court Of the State. his
court holds that although the lottery
company of plaintiffs in error was
duly chartered by the State, the leg
islature which granted that charter
had no authority to bargain away
the police power of the state
that is, the regulation Of matters al
~fecting public health and public mo-
rails. That lotteries are demoral'z-
ing in their effects, no matter no"
carefully regulated, cannot, in the
option of this court, be doubted.
There is now scarcely n State in the
Union where there are lotteries, and
congress has granted a special stat
ute the object Of which is to close
the mails against them.
This being the case, there can be
no question that lotteries are proper
subjects for the exercise Of State
governmental or police power. Con-
tracts which the Federal constitu'
ton provides are for those which re
late to property rights, not to gov,
eminent rights. Lotteries belong to
a larger class; they are a species oil
gambling and wrong in their intiu'
%ences; they disturb checks and bal
ances of a we'll ordered community
a society built on such a foundation
, would almost OF necessity bring fortl
: a population of spectators and gam
blers, living on expectation of wha
: chance might award them from tn
: accum ulations of others. CertainI.
f the right to stop them is eovernmen
4 tai, and to be exercised at all time
> Ivy those in power at their discretion
Any one, therefore, who accepts
o lottery charter does so with an i'm
o. piled understanding that, the peopl
3 in their sovereign capacity, an
IS through their properly constitute
authorities, may take it back at an
d time when the public good shall IT
quire, and this whether it be paid
!, not. He gets in legal effect nothin
IS than a license to continue, on I'll
d terms named for a specified time, Vi
less sooner abrogated by the soy
ID reign power of the State; it is
- permit gooi as against existing Law
Id but subject to future legislation
IN constitutional control or withdraw
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-05-19
ALEXANDRIA, La

0FFICIAL JOURNALOF THETOWN
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-05-19
Cur Agents..

Orleans
@ " pnttenoiu & Co.,.-...New York
Geo. P. Rowell & Co,,.-:-
Nelson Chesman Il Cost. Louis, MO
, 1880-12-13
THE COURTS.

MINING STOCk LITIGATION.
n till was c.l Saturday by James Il, NJ. o.
borne md 1ohn F. Ouburtl. executors Of the Inst
will Of Elistia Il. ilun.llcy. AEain+t 1tollcrt y.
Little, Marshall Flld. nld Levi 4. 1ottcr, to pre-
vent tho trMnsfcr of e. .l11.a ~ Idttlo. The Ul
B,utcs that Il. +. IIunry during hia llfetno
twnctl 4...'l shnres Of stock. pnr vRtde 81 cach.
in the Urn Mining. bitch, nn,l FluntnH tumpnny
of Colorado: After l1undtcy's death, mud IN
February Inst, coInpln1nnnts sUll this stnc!e to
Robert a. Little for Sal.1. tr ut the rRte OF 81
aharo, Md 1t wns ARrcc,l TINT $i,N>0 shnt,d
DO paid In cNsls, md tho Reminder
hnlr in April nn hnf III AtHy. Littlo nlso bosIEht
t'SN Ahnr,.s Of Nets. l'nfrcc L. Ct,.. and diyors
other bncks OF different ptlrtlca. his design t)c
Ing to get ct,ntret Of tho whole 5U,000 shares TT
tho cnptstl stuck. The llnhtltny and lsees stock
was 10 be left with tho Cnrnnlrrclul kntinnu
Hunk, aud tho t,nney ull pnla 70 FDcl,l Il Letter
tttorc the stock wt,s delivered to Little. tscfurr
st.eA unllln nrotitnl, Little nskeil md nhtut.el
further tluic until II tnretNg pf the sttHkfhi!trs
GUILD be held for tic purpose nf ntsshDrizng u
s%,s 70 hun os tho s yca # u Tho aq Gn
si sa1e 's asscts Of te h' cS'',;Mpy. ] " wl,ish iS
offer was Mceptetl. This wns nt tho rate or u a
shnr:. Mt,d Lttslo promised he wo,tl out "t tho
llhIItunts. liz. however. failed tn keep his
Trusnlsc. tho,!gh c0mpulnlbta proved they hnd
tho stuck nntl also fult power to sell i. Field &
Latter hive nlreay pnl,l oycr 70 ,Ierent p"rs
partial payments on stnck. hut have refused to
py rotnpninnns tho "a, lG5.. due totn. ctaitn-
tilr Little 1lntt given them notice not to To s
G%ns M s SSs tns sy tnsy s st eH5e a T. s
Inny he restrained from llaynN IT, nrer tn Little,
mud thnt tho cotltr1tct NJ salc may be set nslde.
, 1880-12-13

eueu
4 Topokn fKnn) correspondent Of the kansas City
1rfet f;nrrtt writes foowa unstr unto of l1c.a:
tntie ltgs md sheen aro said y he yory !.enl.hy.
ssn isst ye,r SonSy e'sy Ind pS"pis ssu.i u IN na"l
sVrlts. lhnyo nndc number Of inquifes about The
AtchIsoit, lnpeKn i annn ~ iaraad thIs yoar mid,
CallwsIl, Sl0@i Nlskotson; SID: nHdae alu0. urn::
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ai; fair to medium shIppna cn,
To- Hor an,cn ,no MARKET from tho oron'nR to to
psIees) tho ant weak wna characterized by salts.
@ tas'ory sss.se ct "s.,vty and the market through
gG 9o Fgsqp' ct a 1na ,na second rs.
S9' ea wse. but With
a* a If is.ssss;; Il sxss;s psss 5 5 .asS1 II
i;ss ,s s's S
.sSas s.:ss III ss:
II, .,s Witch fs t@S xSSa IS ts aa
:;s;.d s5ss 5 :: s;sss ts S::s$:
sfstty x'as sa5es SSiss EspS$tsA ~ IT, ths
ansyS s We py M III ta stTs5 rt rndSF 1f S r ~e
sSts S!,nss M!!t, i q6, dS Mhs
i5m III; @ a9s se @ 9cttes e Esn;3s Hho hn rough. mixed
!"%eS 5l.sss III movement @ - saas'ay: s spd
iGlicTns as to eosns s'' e1p0''o"se "osS' ''
ouoTATIoNss
c.Iso ri sa lsyssMfinc !ys:1.f tit MD
t S,stfs ws,x.sF 1 e s &os
,nx i5 to !,an ] . ] 4soa4;s
',! s;d:$ @ asaa4s
c.,,,non a. e'iolco cows inr eity siatrhme tm
,.we!Ena aN ~ l,il lnn..........:........ 2GOS1a
To- n5 H. sa..e "R W. asaaz
, 1880-12-13

corresponding week Inst ycar.... .,.ttSH SEttkI
THO fcAt,irc ri lotasl fnnuccs Inst week wus
tho crssntton OF tho ChfunRo drl!n on New rnrk
for eold. Toward tho ctoso Of tho wcok tllcro
WIS atr0nE demand OIL tho ChIcnEp hunks for
rcmittAnces to New York, and snIes OF New
York cSGhAHgc werD nttlc Mt pMr. Tho ulutA-
bio ratc, however. on Saturday, WIS not
higher than 5oc per $1,000 discount, Lollrs bo-
cnmc cnsior, ami time-lonns wore mntlo to Ill
dependent borrowers for 20 days Mt u per cont.
THO rcE'1l"r rates wcre NOT per cent on cnlt,
and tGh5 per cent on t11nc. 4 great tlchi or
nonoy hns bccn sent from tho Wcst to
New York during tho strlnRcncy Of
tho Inst two weeks. This bus come
ftoni tho anlnllcr cities, Ch!cnHo having iad nouc
to apnrc. Shipments Of currency from this city
to tho country hhyo bccn lighter during tho pnst
week thAH for several weeka preceding. CHI
cago operators In Now York stocks wcru d.
clilcdly bulllsh and bonght freely. Tho local
dcmnnd for city. county, md r1ll,rond sec,lri.
tics was not heavy. Investments will not bo III
mitch request It'll after Jim. i.
The Public snys few Ntc aware how enormous
hns heen tho intuition III this country slncu tho
crops OF 1870 began to move. Tho tutles nj
rcAtly Ktvon SHOW thAt, since Oct. !. 18iD, there
hns t,con pAtd out BY tho Treasury, Of gold not
covered BY coftiilcntcs, $ll,4ts,als; of legal
tcntlerS mot covered by certificates, ,aTl,JI7;
and Of silver certificates $o5 ~ At tho sa1s,o
tfino about Sth 4g4, on, tn silver dollars huvo boon
atdetl to tho cireulMtion; <g,730,5i additional
lmhk notes have bcen Issued in cxcHss Of MI
rctre1; tho Yield of gold from tho mines, In OK
cess nf tho amount used IN tho arts, according
10 the estimate Of tho Director Of tho Mint, his
been nlHut S30, ,rrl; nnd tho not imports Of
gold hnve bcon about SG',sss. .1sa, Tho iuttcr sum
is pArtty cstnute,l but Ia Within tho truth; tho
net Imports Of guild Mono for twclvn n,ontta
cndng Sept. 10, MS officially reported, were Sill.
EM.I.G tho oif1rlal report OF net imports Of at
specie In October IL 81, ,510, ,s0-utd tho net I'M
ports Of gold ara proiably largor, because silver
OILY IL gulng nut; and tho nrt inports OF gold
nloHc at Now York for tho month Of Dccemlicr
woro 7,4s., bs,. lIGnco thore bus hecn added 10
tho n0ncy not In tho Treasury, sinc0 Oct l. 1871,
of gold $lS, l55, ,057. OF papor f400ol.ln. and Of
silver dollars sl5,l ,G33,-ln ALL slul,ESD:st III
fourteen months. And yet tho hunks OF New
York nra out Of money; tho domntd III all into
rnr cktcs Is great; and thurc Is not llttlo taik
OF unlimited coinago of M onlnrRodsilvor lolar,
with unlimited silver certificates to follow.
, 1880-12-13
BUSINESS.
Review OF Finances In Chicago
Last Week.
Tho Produce Mnrkets Moderately Act.
ifc-lfogs nnA Provisions
Easier.
A Decided 0psurn In Whcat-olicr Grain
Stronger In Sympathy.
:F1NANCIAL.

Foreign cxchnngc WINS wcnknr during tho t1ny.
shac stronger IN the afternoon. M llcttcr nd.
Vices fr0fn New York. Tho market iistctnntei
ao mitch TINT standard quotations nro tliicUt 10
KtSc. nt,sl Will probably c.,ntfnuD equally Aenst-
tive Ia New furk Influence during tho next two
weeks. Sterling isustel ratca wrrU 4iUli md
4sc!s. Bankers nctnNl rates wcro liz for sixty.
dny bills anil 4al.4 for demand. Fur sixty-,ny
commercial bills for prompt delivery +1d,4 lI1dA.
Fnr,!elfvery lust half nf this lntl. 4iJS ~.
Posted rNtcs for rars were til for sixty ,llys
hn'l hM.sts for sight. s;xty-lay cnmnnrcl bills,
prompt delivery oil 1tuvrc, 5sidsts,tt1, aud Mnr-
scillcs bJ}3ifEfliA. Slxty-tINy commercial bills
IN Antwerp deliverable prompt, wcru 6ftia6o
G}lf; three weeks tho snnlc. Nankers' bills on
Germany were ts.A for sixty days and DIiS Tor
stonnntl; sixty-'!ay commercial bt'ls, prompt
EsAG1S,.s: md Tor tlrco. weeks delivery, tho
shiIc. lsAnkcrs' ui,lltlers OIL Holland wore w
for sixty tiays mud II for demand: stxty-tlnys
c',l'ncrcfnl were :h!sQ:1 E-10. Austrian lIorlrs,
AN: Norway, SWEDEN. n5,d Dcnsrurh, :s'!t. sup
ply Of hills light In Chicago, A,,h market dill.
thIcngn hankcrs hnd sirnI1g demand Tor Now
fnrk rcnitttnnccs. ThH price Ut Sgw York or
change rose to 'c prr 81 O00 discount. nnu snmt
lnrrn bills were sold 1T rnr. Tic Chicago banks
havG cGn*c'l II, t(raw eurrGtsey from New York,
mil liny ship son,e tuck tu TINT city bcfore tho
rst Of tho ycllr. us lnrgc rcmittances hnve to le
mule Of funds to be dtsbnrscl In dividends.
Country orders TOR cttrrcnry were mOtcrnte
Lons wcrn In fairly goud request nj GGb1 per
cent OIL call md 1Gls per cent On time, with
1pcr cent.
Tho cleartnes OF the Chlcngo banks aro re-
ported ~ folluws BY Manager D. II. lule, Ut tho
{shfenrn rlnn rur- fjc,,an.
, 1880-12-13

rgnt,,,Awc anil, wl.h m ,nn.",,,, ,h.,, f.,
n u1.'. "'sn ~ n9'osMI cRan9o ~
prcus. HayeFa seldom do much On Saturday, and
th0y dill better TINA usual. Sales wefo tiNEtod to
Iii lnus u md IN lnus ,touhIn s,ps ~. ~
tc,n,s =, r1. ~. a-sa ~ s'n 9. IN on
buckwho4t tour At H.A Total egua> to l..u brla.
Msnrs no1ta Welo gao'1a ~ eA'asa7a Tor 9ood u
cns,ev m'a !, as..a1 ~ st..
nteaior, batos cara BRAN at slA7sa tiDt cnrs
MiddslhRs aoa thofts " ss4.aataD} ent charao
caFn'mcAl at sht0 tFes on poa3uf aaa wv OFls do n
, 1880-12-13
SWEATING TOBACCO.

Judge filotgott yesterday decided tho patent
,cnse of Abraham Hobnson nganet Louis J. SUIT
to,l mt. Ntllers, involving tho validity Of patent
for rcswonsing oltacco. granted June TO- 1871, to
complainant. Thu rrocCss consisted Of u tth
pnrtiy t.tcd With stem, artl water, III which was
n|nrel. niovc tho water, II tight wo0ten bt,x
cnn,aininE tho tncen to h. trsitc: ~ The stein W.
wooti atlil elected tho lcsroL c,,lsiHu. Thu de-
fcrtfInta' conir1vnncc WIS slmiHr InNll respects,
not tight. Tho Judge hold tho tlcfenlmnts de-
Vice u pntru0lo Initiation Or infringement Of
enDpaInnnt's. 1te ala0 holtl thAt tile lallcr's
t;r,snte perpetual Injunction I,cstrltlnl!lg tho
tlefe1lfants from further Infringing On lt0blii-
Eui'a rights.
, 1880-12-13
BOSTON,.

n0sToN, Doc 1l-FLotN-Dull md unchanged.
1MaiS-Cnrn !!rtnorI mixed mud Y1Iaw. DID,, 60
Gi5scl new, E3 4lc, Oats rn No nnd Gxtrn wiiltH,
alat5o, No. white. t0o No. mlaed nnd No. white.
47at9c. HSe, stUta3ta.
lstflTEit-Chn1co WbstoEn crenuerles, D935c;
cliUc0 1adlo pHfkcd .!Gtstct commun nld Euou, l54
aIc. ~ 7
EGGs-We*tarn ?reai., EJa:Dc
liECEtlrrs-E!ndr 5,eu bfs, 2,A0 sacks, corn, m0U
but wtpnt, i,nN Iii, , - y
HlllrNENTd-MunB,.
, 1880-12-13

ea,.xs Fohr,,nry ti?4s6atoss{t March, tl1p(al:27.
CnrnWcstern hiRher md nrmt Western cd, spot
md ncoo,nbor, 5#c for Old. now, hac January sAes
af]Sct stcn1lGr. fl}fc, OnA Mll WerDtn white, 40
Not At mixed, 41E*4lc. NSn dtIt1 at &cBtlU1
Ay-Unet,nnFoA,
Il.nviS1uSA-Qulpt md unchanged.
llV1rKtt-fIF1t primo to choice Westnru pnekCd,
ts6t25c, rnl., Ists12c.
En7s-Ftrm; frnah. :Do1 lined, a1c
uEt1ttlt EHM-l1nElsnnGeh
tsNttr.lttEH-Etlca inl md nominal; lilo cnrgpqs,
mt hl2a HtHNr tirInt i rift, VIC.
WHtSKf-QMtet NJ &LN =
titNIt1ilTa-Une1,anprt.
hEtEtlrt-F!n,r. INF brls. wheat ST. bn, corn.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., et.n0 bnt curt,, nnnc.
hALE3-Whont, GAta;5 hut ,s,rn. ~ Nv hu.
, 1880-12-13

PHILADELPHIA.


pntLAnxIPfttA. Doc, li-FiNUIt-l)ul, Minnesota
extrns, mou, good. 90, choice. strtght
sGee54d1l; OHIO extTas, hlGaG.25 Mluneaota patent
process aulat ut M2a.
observation-disclosures active, rejected. on truck.
ttn], No rod December, lD8 bl y. u. pskott Jnn-
uary, st3A bid. SL.1& nskCd February. HEN bid,
$i!24.t nAksd. Corn-spot lots qutot, futures, noru
nqairYa old Western mixed, depot. d$o, sail u1eu,
Ducomb6r hxo bid, aG4ta nnkod: january, Hlu It'd,
Bic askus February a94c lid. 67c nated. CUTS dull.
Ne: ! white, +7tfol Mo. do, 4dssei NO. do 4sHoI
,oS oStS;'axs-In ; fa;f dMSmand. M I'esf n!sss 100
Smoke ofesbS4o, do in talt, oti 15iesaei nerf3{0
10 l.Mni-l,siIHd atoant, tYtp, kotl9, fhl2.4
sty M eH!ra: %sYsc' 90 gosd !o ehoIc9 GetslG! New
tnbs. tttic, nrkln.. IG aoi Westorn Nosarve 0xtTa
1tc; tt, NtaIA tn c!lD!nI. iH4@xlc.
EttGk-Hctrea ntd w1ntt}& Mt NaIlc,
Hund4 IiGstsr.
WMiSKY-4ih .. --
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aon brsat wheat, 27,Mo ou, corn,
6,Mu ~. nuts. iahn but RIO, hU bit.
bHIi'AESln-Nun0-
, 1880-12-13
INFORMATION SUPPLIED.

CrIoAuo. Dec. l0,-Wlll you kindly inform mo
through ynur pnpor tr0,l wl,ut po.,l tho Qllot,.-
tlun Whom Grcak t,ieets t1rrok, thon cones tho
tuK Ut war IL derived. uud ullIRu G. H., Jli.
/" When lreeks inItl Trucks, then wra thn luz
or wAr." The ll.l0tlton Ia from Nat Leo's play
OF "Alu1ln1or tho Circuit"
, 1880-12-13

MfkwACKER, WA.. l}ee. 1i.-FLuUi.-5teady md
nrMi.
GnAtS-Whent trtn, orcnch Nc hIRhor. md csosUd
hrit M. Milwaukee, hnn, tt.I1, M. Milwaukee,.
siMks Nh. = do, *itk's DacpHliar. tiG., Jnnaary.
tl0t1 fcbri'ary. tG1l; No. s Mi1wnntue. h04c. No.
tn, 1scs rejccted nominal Corr, uu!ot, MI. T. Ap$E
oH.s hfalur and scnrccs No. nt sa3Sc. ltyp qutot
nnd unchanged. l!af1oy atrHnEsr No. aprlhg, Aas
,,i'!s,Tlst,ya-tMwSrt moss p!.rk. nil fliIi: nev,
md Dtcan,bcr, &t.+ .fnt,ary,
ltbnH-1.lwuft k4.Hka TIL
7.lly bI.
tSaitrNESTs-Whoat. 100 bu, corn, 1,an bu, onss+
, 1880-12-13

KANSAS CITY.
Special Dtspateh 10 Tho Chicago Tribune.
+ KANSAS CITY, Mo-. Doc ll.-LTho I'ries Current
ro'Dfts!
GlIAlN-Whcnt-1iecoipta. tHGsa but shipments. H.
tG8 but nrnler, No. l. cAsh k.as December. 82lSc,
Sos sns!, s7Ac; l!sco,,bett sssi M; / cnsh SHo'
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