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National Republican., 1880-07-15
DEMOCRATIC DTMoNsrRAr1ox.
colored Men DrIven from won. by Mon

COlored Men Drivon from work ny Mob
ATcHsoN, KAN, July 1l--C Ii, Peck
contractor for excavation work Of the packing
house of j. W, Smith, at East Atchison, Mo,
having engaged several colored men TO whom,
he was paying dollar and q quarter per day
II drunken mob armed with reyolyers and
knives made their appearance on the saot to-
day and compelled them TO quit work. The
crowd increased aud proceeded to the brick
National Republican., 1880-07-15
ORDER RESTORED.

ATcHIsoN, KAN, July 1.-The labor riot
at East Atchison. which was naugurated yes
terday continued few hours this morning,
but the sheriff appeared and the mob was dis.
persed. All is quiet now and work has been
resumed at all places where the laboreis wero
driven OF. No arrests were made, hut war
rants are out for tho ringeadcrs, and will be
served If thoro is any further dislurbance.
National Republican., 1880-07-15

The Narragansett on the Marine Railway.
New LONDON, Cons, July 14,--Tho steamer
NarraRansctt arrived here from Cold Spring,
J.. l., at . n. M. to-day in tow of the Coast
Wreckers company's tug, and at n. M. was
taken to Noank, where ut high water she was
put OH the marine railway. She made the
Journey without the aid of pontoons.
National Republican., 1880-07-15

Judge rorter's Reception In indianapolis.
INDIANAPoLIs, July 14.-Hon. A. G. Porter,
republican candidate for governor, arrived at
homo this afternoon. He was escorted TO his
residence by large number of friends, and
spoke this evening TO n crowded audience.
National Republican., 1880-07-15
A was,,ingtoninn Drorped Dead.

NORFOLK, VA, July al. b. Roberts of
Washington, ID. c., special agent Of tho
census bureau, dropped dead from stroke of
apoplexy.
National Republican., 1880-07-15
PLANNING THE CAMPAIGN.

NEW foRK, July 14.-The democratic M.
tional executive committee met shortly after
l o'clock this afternoon. William II. Bnrnum
was elected chairman, f. o. Prince secretary
aud General Duucan $. Walker of Washington
assistant secretary. Tho members Of the dem.
ocratc congressional campaign committee
waited on thcm aud made long statement us
to their views of how the campaign should be
carried on and the part they intended 10 take
in 1t. The committee is still in session.
National Republican., 1880-07-15
BY CABLES AND WIRES.
The Latest Items of News from All
Quarters.
Detroips Census Retuins-A Washington
Man Drops Dead ut Norfolk-Disturb-
ance mt Monterey, Tcxas-Heavy
Storm In Notwithstanding
OF fSunday-s chool Teach
ers-Chastino Cox.
Population Of Detroit

Population OF Detroit.
DETROIT, Mick, July 14.-Thc official CEN
sus returns Of this city show tho population 70
be $110027. In 1870 it was 1857.
National Republican., 1880-07-15
HANCOCK CALLS on ENGLISH.

New York, July 1l,-rhis afternoon Gen.
eral Hancock visited Mr.. English at the Fifth
Avenue hotel, aud, after II short conference,
loft the bnilding with him. The general, on
entering the hotel, was warmly greeted by the
members Of tho national committee and other
democratic politicians
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-05-19
HAWAIIAN GAZETTE SUPPLEMENT, NAY 10, 1880.

of Lorlla. at the foot of the volcano is reported
to be sinking The inhabitants, panic-strieken,
are abandoning their homes.
A heavy earthquake was felt at nactula, in the
State of Oaxaca yesterday passing north to south.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-05-19

LeTEsT FoREIcN NEWS.

The steamer city Of Ncic York arrived Monday
evening the 18th. seven days and seven hours from
San Francisco. BY sailing vessels, news was re
ceived on Friday and Saturday last, and the fol
lowing S a summary of the news.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-05-19
NOTICE

1NHE UNDERSIGNED DESIRE TO NOTIFY
L the public that they have assumed the business
formerly carried by their father, the late George c.
Mclean where by strict attention 10 business and the
wants of their customers they hope merit and receive
the same liberal patronage extended him. All out
standing accounts win be settled by
MCLEAN BROS.
UonoluIn Aprii y iSSl 59S st
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-05-19

y rInnEaIlnns W~rl eaF rrrrN
Mfrrlees, TAFT a Watson, Sugar Machinery.
ne Puuloa sheen Eaneh Company. rs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-05-19

uIarIy the Vacuum Pump which is less complicated
Jo6 i'm y" ~ C. BREWER 4 CO
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-05-19
Notice
Notice,
Notice

4 Ii PERSONS ARE wARSED against
u shooting catching wild cattle or horses on the
premises known as haupakuea, Makahanaloa, and
Pepeekoo Island Of Hawaii. district Of Hilo.
~ 5m c. ALONG.
, 1880-07-19

isl,ucas OH tho other. Ola TIlde99
mothfns ,, hRls except witat Tldc,l sayo it'll; was
milling except ridden made ltn!. Tl!e ol'l
rupTobitc constantly Impressed him Will. tl,e
iea Tint h, mist shoulder the igt,amtny of
tbs ciplrers IN order to protect lls crildcn,s)
i11 ,e WIN milking sacrIfica of Himself 70 save
Ills ,tnclca cause, mud lie hoped tl!at by atNi
BY success wonltl eo1ne and wipc 4 gil ont:
I}ut WHEN thu ridden gnflE WcTH l.efste4 at
GMn livisg W yanlsile and the poor, broken;
lived, mixing ilo sigii, anil taklng Ills seercts
with hiln Into tho eternal privacy OF Ills
cDI1it.sH
, 1880-07-19

sptefa, pl.pateh to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW YoNK, July 17-1t Is leneralty con-
cetled today that Commissioner John l.
Davenport Is making out u strong nrralg1'-
,nrnt Of tho New York Democracy III e'l~
ncctlon with tho grcat election frauds Of lsas
TlIe Democratic members ot tic Wallace
Senatorial Investigating Committee DO not
relish Davenport's testimony bit. ansl
captIous questions have heen pnt To l.lm to
break the force of sotrso Of ',ts statements,
but without avail. Thu nnill facis about
Tho fru,.ls are not new but tho
details have been filled In: show
ing eo,,c|ttslyely that tho extent OF the
t,,on rlnimetl. n,ul tic whole story l,as been
.cfvcn viii, nroofs under oatl, by tho mnn
who knows it better tlaan my other. He
ought to, as l,o llrs utadc 1t II matter Of In"
n,,.. ,srr,,r.r1sa o1,rgrtoS
+o. ,,,v;,i"r. IL ,yi,",l,er t,ls sau,o system OF
~ '.t,"u .',a,, ,,tors rnr thn llr,nocrunv In
''"a' I.nas rt"taa eI'n ",f r. m tn what axtnnt
onol otA.s' au - .t",,,a', ~ -. .,ot In Oc,ohrr
,oaa A. ,o ~ ~, naturalization ccrtillcatos
4oos. "u1v, tn..'I i'' H., t,,a S,roriur Conrt In
Wele ,..' sno"eu us ~ ,,,o. ~ T., tin anna ,month
sa1s - e;y, S,,,ao % n,,rt tl,cro wera lssl7 cur.
-. .,ae ue tsa'',, ~, nm Iulno IN ni sons
alcM.e" u oo .snau y, tssmc1 h, 1s.S and a]l
us,ess ~ - ~ " ~ .,.".., ~ nut.,i,or
o4s 's"o na,,'lnrt ~ n,us =. nrosnutcJ certificates
, 1880-07-19

the main 10 st!ch us regulate thy conduct Of
private business. Original NJ,
ttnsss. Te tenure ii ofiice sori,i ba stable.
practicable, 10 ,iiletl by The promotion of
worthy and efficient officers. THO !nyestlga:.
Of 81 iii i oiiicial mIscond1tct should be prompt
a,lt1 Thorough.
T!lese Views. whtcl, hive long held, .,, r.
the resolution, which Of course apprnvG.,,
! will add tint by the ncceptancn VI public
oslice, whether l,ig or low. one s!oes not; II
ny aE,1's esene re- ay nnr S1 is ex ~ lis
rights as II citIzen, atld that ho SHOULD enjoy
a6soIMte liberty t. think, nnt! spenk, , alnl , aGf
IN political matters ae;Go5dnE +, ~ owm r W.
a aS eSi!fnfs iais sraFfi sS'a fiy Se dsestarses IS al lis
Otslctaa tluttcs,
THE RESUMPTION or srEo1E-pAFMENTs-
unc Ut the fruits of Republican po1icy-hass
brought return Ut abundant prosperity ama
tha settlement Of many distras,n9 qGestt,1is ,e tarEs
reduction of our public DEBT and the
burden of Interest, the high adynlt,G;enlc,it
of the public cre,ltt-al1 nttest the ability nlnl
sS'{fs ss sac II III pies sRsse Is saiy a S VIZ IL
rs gaol Us gold, and silver is performing lts
legitimnte r, function tor tns ba1p,Sc p,.eriH II
chNllKe. LILY pilictpsEs IT,, M,,.;rn,+o ~ liz,
Eoyctli tlle Ie'Mos ~ atSo a;oar fhre n;,,ai
currency arG slaile MIa e.e .o,rotists.tt IN.
per, md every dollar. whether nl me.al q
mpsr. slio!llu stal'o tne 1es' u l"c "o''"'
fixed staflttafd.
THE VALUE or POPULAR EDUCATION
| can hardly be oyerstntett. Although lts In:
| trrests must of necessity be chiefly cDnitdet!
| 10 voluntary effort md Individual actioli Of
| nnci SO far rs tic Constitution, permits by
liz 1.rncrn,,s cojpperAtion OF the National
iinysrnincl,t. TEe interests OF Whole
country demand that tic advantages Of onr
within the reach Of every citizen. a'ld ttat
should be devoted to tho support Of scctarian
schools
rAu,rF AND INTERNAL, IMPROVEMENTS.
o.,ei, oi,n,,oas .l,n,,l,, In 1nnt,e in the
5nent ,artM uHx n,,d o,.atS, ~ tnxntnn M viii
pFess!a1 ur tri5rsiamnJ ut! trI;,atrv nr clnss
lelufu h5 .,r .n,,,,fn.,turnra mil artisans
anu ehau.u o"t o.anaafnii .ttE 3hnon NJ fther
70 an ena'hpete sucses7'u"s "'''' ''''7' - ''"~'
la!Mis. s.. .,,,,. all ,,or,o of IN.
me ttoveInnitat s'!Uun .to n.p t., ti,n1r rhnr-
teral improvement, iMatot w. -! ,,euui,,nwont
ucter, nnd should nrottotp t.s ~ srt.s. !.
q our WntGTco!laes ~ n"a .s,,r.o ~. ~"n,,ira
Tie general Interests VI eon'.''stsc lo4"'Ae'
THE REPUBLICAN rAnrs.
-Four yenrs ago, rs nnw, the Nation stool
and the Republican party, In soliciting con-
, 1880-07-19
TIIDEN AND PELTON.
HOW TIE LATTER DIED 4 sCApE0oAT Fo1'
Ills USEI.l,

IiT9 ffNFfV.
s,.<,o, ,a.ro,,s ~ ~ ot1n'i: n. cstoooo Tribune.
,ps.r sps<m nssps" ~ ~ ' I',,,,ta 10" Tn'noorot
worry prominently connected with the cala-
p.ign Of that party III 1876, speaking Of the
rrath of Col. Pelton. satd. fow tlays since:
~ " II. ,Icd tl,a scnne,,oat for his uncle.n The
gentleman thon went on to say tint 1t WIS
perfectly understood among the managers
that iii. relton Ind simply actcu for afr,
srs,.,a,, .J t,,-ona,'ont Inn ,vh,,c cinhcr hi,sl
4naeh s',uuhoas ~ "st",. ""uu H. sr,,,,",
HesS' A1u tu1s p"' o.'u u"Is..ot n.' 10"u.. ~
WAS fully aware OF everything le'loh ala'
Tho gentleman continued at sono length,
denoMncing the cold bloo.letl manner
IN ,yIijrik Tt1t]nff ilal ttlrltel OIL his
in w.. "..e" .I "1.,,,an ~ ,,t,n srnn, iIa
iephe" anu ufisen "'"1 ..,aa a.ont n!o
house for political erect. IN col'hec1'on
wilt, tho sau,0 subject 4. q. Uiell, OF the
Cnnihnl. whose Democracy will not bo ques-
, 1880-07-19

= = - VI4Ik4QNUA1E WVVU9s
.CeUuIot<& COLLARS NAtt CUFFS
10 not tVttk tn the tUti1'naest tvc<tthes's
Improved Celluloll E0llurs ct 26c.
FAct Gtstfs, EOr. per 1,r. i. 1. I$trtes
II Q0.s so Nalt50ra-s ST.. 1fissst BelIllaE.
, 1880-07-19

Special Dispdfeh to Tie Chicago Tribune.
SrlHxarir11,, July l8.-Thc Republicans
of WllIinuasyillc, SnnKaInon County, Ind
rousIng md enthusiastic rally yesterday. Ill
the attcrnoon very ttg, pole was SUCCESS.
fully rnlsed, from Which the largest AnF III
the county, except TINT Oil the State liousr,
was unfurjed, Addresses were made BY II.
i. {" buffalo ~ Miller Of Kivcr:o,E, Th0lhass
Sterling, nominee for State'sAttorney; mid
Henry u. Kane, Of this city.
, 1880-07-19
ILLINOIS.
MILAN COUNTY,

Special Dtspdteh to The Chicago 1ffhtfne-
Dt.ooN1SaruS, July ia very enthls'-
astlc Republican gathering WIS held Satur-
tlny at Ellsworth, and Saybrook. Mclean
County. At cacll place a magnificent pole
was raisetl, 100 feet high aud snrnounted by
flags. At Ellsworth, the Hon. Ezra N.
Prince and Calvin Rayburn made addresses,
and ut Saybrook Capt. jonathan II. Rowell
and others SPOKE. The attendance was ill.,
furt}yG.
, 1880-07-19

U. q. EH0tNKEN QFttDk.
lkocK ISLAND. H.. July II. !Hn
sspHrts ssAs.d r.opos;ntl: a., MI ~ If
Ausust lsaA foF work u tho following places On the
]. Dredging Il, la0 h1fbor OF itoek Island: II;
!. cohsIE1ctton Ut da!ns ana shnFe pfoteeuoaS os
brush and Sums near Alexnndfaas Mo.
! nfpdxln1 la tulnry har0or, W.
Hanks IN which pEUHssx!a must be nades contain.
ing specifications MID dpa!ltu information may ba
obtained IN aptIlicxGpn 10 the utIdcrstxnGa.
4. AAth ENGtE. CArlltu Ot En4l199tt.
, 1880-07-19

question II simple comparison: + Demo
cratic iin{nony aml Stac pride Lug l,reYt,ie1l. Il.
tt0t cnlit1pte can overcome 2 majority OF
,ieuriy MfM iii l'cn,,syiynnla, Statc pride Ina
I'rcsitetlfAl cnntlttiatc, and Rcptlltc1n mt.
mutlY III Uh'p, cati surely kcci! up Kepntr-
llrnli >tia1nrfty Of 1000, even IL 1t uocs hot
ntIh III IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-27
THE STATE or TRADE.
UOsIE-TiC MAENErl

BALTIMORE, May 2G-Foura AhaGr irmcr but II quota
big high wheat rOuuC.n steady
OPtE,d s;iOug AMI higher cssi cosy southern RID, -
Gtl Is DO, Amber, II ~ 30 MARYLAND Rad u
Western Winter RED, spot ~ 20 NAY. ~ 9JadSI 20
June. - H34Gsl -: July. 81 1891 So; ArRu al 10
l0iA Com Southern Hud quiet
Southern White, 06e.: dn yellow. zoe; Wet m MIse
81 Ohorrd NJ i'ic MAJ, - - ~ JnIo July,
Ave- Aurnt l9i!eSic steamer Uherel az 5gc oats d nd
I've nomial at DC. bhy steady Cl,nco Icli.
sSlvHnih HRyiand sll ASS. Pryoss qlict
steady e.E fOrk Il IS III BaiN
,houlaeIs. &c Clear kib Sides. tacktd. II
7i4c BaCOH-ShJ udctr Clean iuj NidB 7LaT3tr.
Hams. lOgdl.c ihrL &C. Butter Dc'k AZ raj Jc Egss
La lyhr. Ptt Ulctm shade steady "a
LOminAl u Zee dul and easy Pei o. Pnme crgUes.
l2AalALc sugar guns. a soft 0go Whiskuy aeaiy at
~ IOdS IL. Frclghta TO Liverpool per steamer
CUltos, a.: Flour. r. Grail 9gu keeips-Poer. lgDl
bbs Wheat. - 900 bush. Com 3o.5U bus.: Orts 3 q
S,ssh: Ilye, 40 buB shi nts-Whea., lia.ns5 BUSH
Curu $1,000 bash. SalS-WLcat, 3fo,VOO DisI. Corn.
500 buAh. -
1ufFGLo. May 2J.-I1Onr quiet and unchanged. Wheat
unchanged EaoS, 1890 bush. No White Michigan nj
g. 20 1850 bush. No Daiu'h a. 81 s. Coru in fair
aand sales. 21,1JU bu-L No. Milwaukee. arrive IL
Isle; 22O bu.h Western b. SIuI3e at 44ac- 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-27

moderate demand City Heavy Ilght So 5ac n "a
IARD-Narket opened firm, afterWald ueClisyt
Der 10 h. but closed steady With about a. Oh
fhe dcrnc recovered trade IN chAh 0is, COCA
on speculative haea S7S Tea Irme Sea Ics
en- hitter pics Tree on DoAIH az -
MAY Gas ~ o dosing g97 se S7oe e.. June closing
n 1852 tcs July, az i
5 20 G00g ieS August 7Oja7.l1 &C. closing lv 81
300 fcs September Ill 07.lT G. ao ing it ~ ~
Wav Il ~ iod7 bile; Juuf Gro Tf.y &C; Juy 1.1t
&c; August T.e2a17 5e ssgtsrnee '9o 1Sc
tstv tlten lower saen $50 69uc OF Refne ss
tcs Comment 7.350737Lc. .---.-B BUTTER, CfEloE ""
EGGS wit QuOtale change
r CT Fairly active steady ana nDehlngeN -. . TIM
SUGAR-aw but quiet Far RelnlhR. lIiso'' ,ras
soTk according 10 tho running eTut this m9rniny W.
ia S29 bbs iO boxes $4,000 and 5,Ir4 Meian9'
pr6Cd airIr active and steier; Crushed ana P9wuee
o. a0aso; Grannlatod $500 xc C1t Loaf F'ie s'ADI
"A, ~ 09l4c.
SEEDS-Q-ie., unchanged n II. x, nm
STEART Il MRrbot hrmer; Westerh o. Sa'o7' "'
q CITY, SisaShc. ,,o oon - ezel..c
TAIiOW-Scarcely 80 firm sales 10000 ID ooo'is"
WHISK EY-Dul nomin Il 81 1881 To-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-27

State bonds are neglecred but steady. To-day
bnsiuess included only sale of louisiana consols
at AIS
An unusual amount OF business was done IN CITY
bank stocks including Commerce (l0) al 4+o'
Fourth National i35) at 115. American ENchange
uo) at III, and Ninth National 90 at no.
The speculative kinds of railroad bonds shared
,ha varied fortunes of their kindred stocks, and
their prices rose and fell with those OF the shares
But there WAS gradual hardening of prices which
is made perceptible by comparison with the CLOS
ing figures of yesterday. The amonnt OF transac-
tions in Erie second cOnsols Tl,34O'OOOl
was not equal to the business elther
of Yesterday or Monday, but with many ana
frequent fluctuations the price rose from oo's 10
S6840S612 Missouri, Kansas and Texas seconds
rose from 53a. TO 54Io, Boston, Hartford and Erie
frsts from 96l2 to 36as, and o., Z. ana
I q. incomes from 81 TO 3d. New-Jersey Central
consols rose from 06l4 10 90l2 and Lehgh and
w;lkesborre consols from 81 to 93. st. Louis and
Iron Mountain first incomes were per cent higher
Mt 70 Denver and Rio Grande frsts rose i 10 loo
and Kansas Pacific frsts Denver Division. 2 to lO3.
Tho business included forty-nine different issues
Int for the issues not named the dealings were SMALL
and the changes in prices, If any, were insgnlhcaf L
The SulrTreasury to-day gained S30S,639 Oh bal
ance made up by gains OF 5000. 1874 currency and
90 o45 coin. This makes the net gain since last
Friday $4,000. The money market was eX-
tremely easy at from down to 3per cent closing
offered at the lower rate for loans on pledge OIL
- the ordinary Stock Exchange collateral. The do
nestle exchanges upon Ncw-York at the South re-
main unchanged; Savannah, SI6G5lC premium
Charleston lsG Il premium ;New-Orleans, CONNER
ca par. bank 80 80 premium. AT the West rates are
weakening; st. Louis down to 25 cents premium
and Chicago quoted 2505O cents discount; Boston
il quoted 50 cents discount. The United States
Treasurer at Washington to-day receiver
S23GlOOO in National bank notes for redemption
The custom receipts were $S53.OOO, and the inter
mai revenue receipts $363,OOO. The following
is the Clearing House statement to-day Exchanges
S146, 957, 2S3; balances, S5.s41229. The transac-
tions at the Sub-Treasury covered: Receipts
1915 1859; payments $607,2ddi ssggrgrednTcy bal
snce SIS, $40 1858; COIN balance. 500 13S.30l.
The foreign exchanges inactive, and Tor actual
business rates are hardly firm as they we're early
in the week, although the nominal quotations re-
ma in unchanged. follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-27
Llvr .rncK MAnNrrs-RY reLnnnApA.

D.
CHICAGO. MAY 2G-uOGs- Kecripfs, 10000 head sIhp.
mrnt A,5nO brad market opened arm ana l1c higher but
closed Wt4k, with snr clt over MiIed Packing - 9O0i
Light, ffd5l %. ChOCr Heavy 81 ~ 81 81.
Gait Ekcccipts 200 hean Rlpineis 1000 head mar
kct DAN. weak ana III hanged.
SitEIltrc-ip;A 900 head shipments 200 heads Shurn
Common Gnl Al - u I2n - 70 OoO - NuOe.
gaiuoies 20 uO05i; rocking. % JUa&4 cough Heavy.
s. 60dS3 80 Heavy shipping 81 % "a 10 Receipts 5000
huRn shipments $500 head
CNTTII-Irn,tiyr AMI lower, Choice 10 Fancy shipping
Steers a. bua$i 30. Fan Ia Good 0aii Butchers
81 nOd4t COWS hnd IofeH 81 75a % 81. GrHss
2,lOp head sripmrnts $50 head.
e. 5Gd -, 81 1.an's, ~ jOd - -.
East LIBERTY, Pa. iia} 2GCArILE- Receipts 527
through Best Butchcrb. l,$OO 10 lsuD ba.. " Fhir
toGgod 100 l2oO lbs, a @Oasi 90 Common. - 759
a. CO.
Hos Recelpts 1000 head Phlauelpias 81 4Oasi 90
YOrkrrs 81 1914 -.
5HE;P-Re eits. 5000 head selling as e3bs5 Is.
Nav - Ala B-RtttipJs tp-iay, 10 helT;
tla thr week thus ar. 1855 Tor time
last wreck, ] 165 head. through % rarf mnIl
Ars nrId- or buyers sales Good Ia Chorr Steers
OF - iDas4 -. Light bdt hers. % ~ a. 20 RAT Bula
% -
LANES Receipts day. 3S 70 head total Tor
the WerK tiliA Tar. $4,000 bc2o Tor The Iuc
in-t wees 30 V head: COn|gnsd through - ket
6ODI thU,rd sheep Hi - 4udrI 70 Fancy
Picked Tor export a. ttd - 30 several ears roman
nOGF heceiutf TO-DAY. $500 thus
HT, u coo head Tor the sl1e Time i u i25
CGHHfuru thfGEl - err miratt UUl and prices shade
Ion err r. lar York bul eS the MARKET Only Aght
ii, dun. Gi3ult - End rUaoi continued dow
ward tendency, ana q caih uhe0lu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-27

Ia London British consols advanced & per cent.
IN S95,a for money and tor account ruled At 999s0
ooS,e Tinted States bonds were unchanged 5S 90
los, 4l2s at 1904 and as at lO0's; AneISa1 TAI
Quotations of the home markets Yesterday afternoo
Tr,e shares rose from SO to 34Ts034S5 ana second
consoIs from ssh to S6l2Gs6A. ATLANTIC and
Cr,ot Western fIrsts advanced per cent 70 "a ana
the seconds per cent TO -. InolS ~ To- ~
PeDnsy lyania sold up to ole against oO YESTERDAY
Reading rose / per cent 70 liza ana cI0se1
OF ILL., aud Central and Hudson advanced =
Der cent to 12s. Reading stock Is reported 10 De
scarce in the London market for the settlement,
winch will occur Oh Friday, and to be worth Cd Tor
rse until the next fOrtniGhty settlelpeDt day. IN
Pans French per cents declined from So3O 70
1913, and recovered TO S5.32l9 The Imperial
Rank OF Germany reports an increase OF specie Tor
the week Of $500. 900 marks.
The Lake Erie and Western Railroad Company
to-day gave ROSico 10 the Stock Exchange OF an In
tended increase on juno 20 OF 1000 shares
$500, O00l0f its capital stock on account oil me
Construction of its Sandusky Division, purchase OF
sonipment aud terminal property.
1Fhe following securities to-day were sold at the
Exchange SaleSrO0m:
oaa sares ST. L9uis and San Fra1eiso0 Railway CON-
P1ny Isl Up sp FsSnci:co hallway COMPANY "
"@NO 81 mortgage per TAalroad and hand O01Gs
s sass oi GSs ana S:si;:p1s company
~ mn ssss II Alabama pcf cent bonds 1893
March. 1874 conEo9s en 70 =
% shares Plating Dss Ds oTSaR
Il shares Nosihorn PaGse Railroad Company. Pia 4S
90 shares New YORK and AaL,sm 1t S SUiAVhSItS
IS sIaies Nsnhsptsn Gas i4Eht Company. en- 6vls5
rs ahares New.York Loan and Improvement Co... ~
The gross earnings OF the Lousyiile ana Nash
Fville Railroad Company are reported as Ioho"s'
8saany 70 NAY si...-l. sSs2T' Esslssi ln~ sSs4iS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-27
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, MAY a. 1880

No Duluth to srTive az 5isc; 12 500 bl5e NO
No western in lots 3sS Barley SO sys Is New
YorE~RaroSds- Wbcst Sc: corn. ssc oatS Bic. canal
Slrongor shippers and carriers apart asking &C. Tor Wheat'
cSIcIeo Mar 26-F1our aun and nominal Wheat CPcnsd
winter 81 % No Chicago spring 81 ISa Cssh ma May
81 &C. june q Sso az os July Ss d. &C. CON
ch 9T ssn nav q Sc Sa HRS m1y oss
s4sds6c. Oats 10 good demand and shade hEh@ at 33e
Rye dull iGWrr B.Elsy ana s%ef e
rSFF ~ m Sa G HnH ESd heavy d
G5sc hid June es7s5 soc Jpiy Bnk Meats steady anS
At 81 90. FrrEhts-Corn Bualo. 5Se Al the close-
ii OSsi N0 July Con- nIIOer but OuO.ahly hIgser
Jny PorE stronger aSd nc SS Lana rse Sut not
CSciSNA1I May 26-FlOur quiet ard UNCHANGED. Wheat
in sht demand but holders arm Ne Red MntS a. a. ss
mSSa No og mias6 Il % osss S: No. SIsd Doc Rye
SF s AP PsrI S SS ~ say .Ss ana n @ ss
Meats dun SnOuasr 4Gc Clear H.. SseS Ss. B9SCn
10 s SSa % e q o. gTs ssy cS SS
L. dan INA onon sS9 * I5ght
So s5 Ss IaOGiug So 500 50 70 butchers o
DETROIT. May "a Flour quiet and unchanged Whsa .
gan S Sssn Y ana 9 S Conn n ami ana NOMINAL Sa Oats r
So MiEsd n SsS no do Sse SO S6 .
slpments-t1our On0 gbsi Wheat $4,000 bush; Corn
MILWAUKEE. May 2s-FIour dun and nominal. Wheat
opened I aTATeod nd L. and closed qasst ga 30
Yankee May 81 OIL June 81 Ola july 81 OF
eamSr No 2 70 isc. oats n11ner 30 2, J0Tc RYE dn
and lower No 500 Harley dun and unclaimed Pre- Pro-
June; SlO 10 July Iard-Prime steam, G65c cash ana
June; Gsoc July; Hogs hrner at $4Ss4 20 FrriTh's-
PmrADFrmi Nay 26-F1our OLD stock almost unsaleabe
local patents and choice brands meet steady IN
onna 1t u 81 free bOari RyeBus tilo coming for
warl; Pcnnsylvm,a commands 92c Coro-Spot ots ana
very tr dmand with prices about steady Pennsylyani9
Wctcrn southern yellow track AID Ia grain depot
jSctcd do ~ G6 in elevate hell a. 20 o AT one one
Of sail Mixed, elevator the rate Tor sail Mixed
PROMPT Is .. &c irge on P9Sra CO. June o 6o IT
jecied White zac; DTE Mixs a9c.; No. white, 46c,
30 d.. - w.. so do - a42 sc.; No, White. last
hafoi june i2te Provisions dmi CITY MgSs Bee TS ~
Extra rrimr 80 ,nokgd iiAus l0G H. DO 70 ialt apd
7c: shoulders IN -,li, .c sugar Ples led 5bd5-c.
DO. smoked. ga hc; Dressed Iiogs $500 ec Lard
ioosc. CSC. Bucr-Choce wan'od Eggs irm under light
supply Penns, ivhnia i4c We.teTn nc Chsesc-Ch1'oe
Petroleum uominaliy unchanged. wbiskey firm Western
I May ss dull r cnG9o g 20 30 6 asked
Wheat unsettled hur generally lover No ded Ell, 81 u ,
sol1g ~ HuSnst 10. ; d. FnL Il O2Sa hid: 10 Go
97c bid com Opened hl her aud os~ weak at 10
Sni - '' No MARKET Whiskey So aiy at 81 -
I Nca dni md ipei,anse' ,acn Gui ana mncha5 5
50.orG bush: oats 52.O0 bnsh- l3r 10 1usn liar'
7Goj6 6Ssi, 1880 bush IL. 9oi bush. ,..,,,a
TOIKDO. .iay 2i.-Wheat wal; NJ HIii,r. l','P1n
&c &c: %o Ambcl Illinois. 81 II "a rd Mixed = Il.
June - 70 So Whre DIG: RcJ1c'rd 4o'-r. Dan:
% I'D S- My Nay e j ba. Irq Gsr = r.:
Corn. 5000 BUSH; ORta 300" bush.