davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-05-12
n09ION.
n09TOH.
Special N.pateh 70 1ns Chicago Tribune.


Special Dt.pateh to Tbs Chicago Tstb4ne.
DosroN. May l!.-The stock lnarket was Do.
cidcdly dull to-day, md prices wero general!y
owl. ut G5Gb:gH, md lnrge blocks ehanged hu.,ls
ii il0: Fert Smith i, @; itepnbIioan Valley e.
Xork IN NY !. England H. 10salosH; 1owa Fu's &
StocEs-Fort Smith In sympathy with tho reat
Of tho market, ind espeelnlEy tho Western rail-
roat specutntiyes, epSned at U, ita ylosng ~
Ria,'n' was ro,osas G!sS aa To,,; ,ttaa hd
aaau 1t aI nurlington s5r'u Msaor @ dToppsa 'to 70
lil4, IND Chicaso i Huntingdon To- lNHpl:94 !:
llonEhtoM 0ntonaEon preferred, "; CtnciN,
Unoa PaeS sH Sl; A,shsoa See: TapeES H.
Ii: pIln,sti, liiy, Wisconsin Valley, o.; Iioss
toni s. Maine. H.; lioston s. Albany, l441t tGDl44k;
Eastorl, ..5Ga:,J; Phiiudolphla & Wilmington. 70
l'ltchburg III; Nost0n Il Providence, Di1; Now
,X,or Xork Now Ensland, 'sh chcago. Dubuque &
Tho land stocks were Arm, md showed moro or
less strength.
The lnl.liilR atocks wore stoaly, but dull, with
no chanRts of Importance.
FOARIOn.
LONDON, Mny u.-Consols, % lilo; account,
09k.
American .sccurltIca-New Is. l0s: 4,iB~ l1lA:
IA, 100t;; 1lllnols Centrui, Jos; Pennsylvania
Contrai, 81; Eric, UUH; do seconds, wi Neal.
inEE, E,IM;s, - Nav u.-non,os s,r o7xe,
, 1880-05-12

1ut.A 4t..,., s..., ,sn.n .,.,~,r, a5nnJ,,. IN,
o,t,, .' ~. c" ~, ,,,,nn. ,'o,a,
e'r ;y NV w ,.,s,t"', ,s. ..as.
~, .,ess "s e.". WIZ "., .o ~
~ a.s Wy ssse's 1tn NJ s'ao as,. ~
", w'see. W., =, ~ -
W un's ,o,4 ~ n. aus ,S'.s ~ ~, NJ ~
,s~ ,sa ~, rn,Saa ~ aars an, ~ onn ~,
.,. .,s ~ W. aas.n, , ~, s.sa,o ,."t
Mew 20 NJ GUN ~. ~ sAs ~ ~ ,o
- a.a W. =, u..o, s.a, W ea o. ".av, "
r' I'm 49,. 49, :,s "o Nv W. ~ ,..,o,.
W. ra ~ =, r., 20 ~" W. ~,
.s m ,na ~, oor pas ~, ""' ~.
nv, ~ ~ .., "II ~ 49, 49, soA''
M ,1s,,. =, ~ soss, .,,o+
..a."... Gu, 49, .,.'ns ehn,,,s, T., s.no
ns.',,,s,":s trar., o,,n,o, . .hn," strn,,er IN
.,s. .'". Io ., on"o ,'..sa ua'
mostly " nusoe!a, .ne.u uous sesy "t..o w.
!""nu. at ..nuou N ssa.'.n w..
neso' y. "ao o "ss' Wv r,s.s "u.o ~ 1.,.a,
9upo,ts VI u e.tonsor aue'9 ~ H., LNeipoul'
tnr Il, whnnt mr., rorn. win n atrong Cnntlncntol
1a,,so,,a ~. H. f,-,,,"r M thnro wns lt,t,"
,ynnto1 hcro md oco o.nnrtcr stntc9 Tint hc
tn.,Lt not oneroto nj current nuutntDns. Jtwna
tnt1matcd that thu linn nf nhort wirnt vct ont fnr
thIa 1nonth i. son,cwhrrc ,,ctwccn afoonf1 and
somo1 hi. purt of this ia wheat solti for co,,r-
try nccount. md that Low COMING forwnrd will
tw t,clivrrnd. nut avcn fhts would ,cnve Inr,c
uhnrtnro n the nhovo A,,,,rt,a hn oorrnrt
nr,1 antt,c nconIo nra ancc,,lntfnn nm tyc nrohn,
,,llitv ~, nr,cca hcinr cnttreiv nj fhc marcy
~ tno ,crra II ID hn~evcr mt tmnasth,o that
so,,a ~ I'm Lnoytru ones Vii, rnrrv wheat tn
tha nn,i of Vim mnrth onIv tn In acvcrclv diam.
,o1.,n, In tho hnno ~ hnrr ot,1a ~ rooi;ro m n
,,n,z r. ,vn,,iJ ,,ot IN tho ti,st Vim ~ .r,t,
" hin, honron,nr Tho oftornnon too,;ne vaa
- nr,,, .s,c ~, rs,,,d oxnart ~ ,r"ots Nass
,,arr einss, s,ko h,rh,r NJ In 1seein III ao,;or
r., 49,, en- o7,fGs,n m - Ill. 80, a1n.a,
~ h,r1,a- -, "a ona rrk s.,,or Inn n,d a. osIz
, 1880-05-12
MILWAUKEE.
Special hsmtth to JAs Ch{eano 7-......


MrLwAUKER. aInY ll.-rho ranvo Ut tha .,,.s.
hos has not been Krost t9,aay nor arc there ~,
buying and sdlIine ordcrs here tlnn ~.
tho whole eso hollow the nvsrase W.a
WIS Utmost totally neRloctod. JUNO beann =, !, y
ard closed at sillk. tho majority OF sales tsir. =.
nbout sLlfs4. July opened nt &l.f5 md ro.as :. :.
slGA. May closed At 8.1a Tho shipments of ~.
to-day amounted to ill., 7u0 bushels while tbe ,ccss,s
woro but 81 co. There was t,no proyi.nn snsp
throughout tho ay doalors feeling particular CON-.
dgnco In futures. July tnpsa rotk sold nm IN ~ -
nnd wAs freBly taken at tllat figure. ~ ~ ss'A
To the tFtst<t7l Assoetated Prt,t.
MtLwAUKEE.afayl lt.--FLUuit-DuII und rnrh.,..,
c., GA'SMeas S,s1s ~ st9'9{ opseasd q Il
MtYi,.sau*ss. MMH, ~ y AZ, tlla Nil. IT'LL jsstt a.
rGj1etoa S9, Corn armeE. with n fair demand n, =
H!Mg; On!s oW1!; No. N1c ltye In aIr .ismsadt ~.
rnnvts1UN.-Qn{ but firm, .noss poTE. IN ,.,.
una MAJt flp!0 Jhhe. Lnttt-lsme steNn i: i? na.a
saa I.x Na5' o Juno. Hogs quiet and aashsaasd II II
FHxtaMrs-Whoat to Uuflato, 4Ac.
MeoEf1TS-Fious, 1910 brlai Wtent, 5000 bu, os,,
.aHtrXxsrs-wheat, laooo bu, corn, ll7op BIZ. MT,
7,uU bu. -'-'s W. s"@s'
, 1880-05-12

wsss SSsa!se'2 q; I so.ss RnSss
Jsseraon 1 N siSS i. III u 81 xc3en i. ai9ft
impfored.dn Mny II tJoscpll Enscnbachcr,
Ksnss It, 'Hv = 81 ia,.i,. /. ii. itS IT, win III
no3 t ni9 FL S9I11S IT, 1s i ssins sey 19sr r.
s;ss III; 4 aiSs!i Ii $s:: iiss
s!sss;s II: il Il S!!:1s
WEI Wsssefs Ssf} l}ndass lss!Iroad soarsSy,.. @ o
s9at @ Il pSn,S anse IA; 81 .rr@1css & a sa
thleaao 4 Westsrn indiann i,aiiroa4i col..:.. :
f18ats liked +; s.5 i t% H. Mss9 snd 5.e 1 tS
VI: ;,s,ss %sy III Ssst1Si il
VIII i; $ssS: II
vii $siSS s:;$S tx; 5 iii {: i$;is i s2i i
sesss sP i3si;issa il i;s i
2a.l9 f. sH .'a.ed April % n'.1. stadelnan 10
c5a!si;; y: ~ u. t.. W!:ss,,'In,, iStii.iI
van iioin IL :M Il II i.ca.;ii;ii, i; f$iii:
Ii s ssfs ~. nsy aeFss i ssss
2ITs% Mns, r lMnEo},c1 d.tSd April u tsasah C.
VII r. stsa Il s ST. j M # sesSs"s i Ss;s u
rse pfen|sss No. i'd West i:iie IL dated May
II t1'tmothy Dom 10 ". Ohlendorf!.
West lata ut. it1 4 Q Of scsha!dunt y I, Mxal T.
s;sS ss5i il Iii i! ii Ss5.J$ ais{ i &:
Tia premises M. III Wcst Congfess ii. tiatad :
IL! IL. il. i.awroaeu to Mar7 Il. 1'Uua:
Thiriy.iiith Il, y cor of Portland ~, II j, lsx
10 Il, dated Mny II Elijah Frncock to Will
lam lIartAn. .f+.s.'..'-+.....s... 90
SOUTH Or CITY LIMITS. WITHIN !lAptvs oY ~
M1LEa UF THE COunr.iiUESK.
Wood 1t. . " cor OF Forty.ntHth. 10 nores,
dated Afnx Il civilian II. colvtn tO Erns-.
ns ~; ~ ID Il al For;v:;biri Il
2jxi2y{ II, tAtGd April Is tC. l. and ", II.
patm4c 10 Thol1nA McNla NlatlJ..................
, 1880-05-12

TOLEDO, May 1l.-GnA1H-Whoat weak - ~, -
white Wabash. t1lG, No. white Michigan. w ~ 1
tlalN, Juns, tt.ls, july, 3GYl, Auaust 9ete; sas
red Wabash, Jl.l3, No. 3rqd mx cd. to co1a WI
high mixed. 4No, Nv. spot %lc, slay' +Htot ts1's~
Dot damaged. sle Oats dal, aGa nomaaaiI. aI.,, ,l
No.. rsd Nay. sLlY}k, Juno, sLlaAi No' "p'''
W WREcsirfs-whsat, 400 bu, corn. nl,ao ba' ''fs''
l,lN bu. -. m, hi, tSts
leY, u. U.ulL.
, 1880-05-12
REAL ESTATE.

Tho following Instruments wero nlod for roo
ORD Yucaday, Muy II:
CITY EiturkMTy.
Arnold IT. 79}4 II II Of Thirty y-ntuth, Q T. 1H{x
IN II. tAtol April " u. Rysn " john Fanhn)e E
siHol =: " T. - F!antlla, q !. Saxt4 g In. j
il. Ii. Scl9ppuisna ..,:.:.,!..:..,..:,,:. aM
Thr.op x. Al 4 y II Txstith. ~ &1!1
nott ~ Sails &C Iii Il II . :ii M
H. With y " II VI II Iut H. y OF This n4uyu,
IaIet Afny 4SXI!liual u. OAklSy " Mulruui :.
wy,t su}sslof n ~ ~ AsaIa9l IN n, M. tST
Niutdan IL lsruul H. 1uhli,... ........,...... RW
ClyA,utn W, u y eor u plnekhaxk st.sw
Aulua uaixxyis ~
, 1880-05-12
BOSTON,

nosroH, Masa, May lL-FLou1-Ssss8'
ehnnxpd. .,,LaAHe;
0AAlN-Con,-FtFmy mixed and yel1os, e .I1t,
No. andextra whlts. 6l9Ssat No. I wa''ui j..
No. aHhtte sut No. mtxad, e117c fJe, -, lsdts
uuTrxH-ChoIos Western cseamaE1es,
packed. i7Atac oommoa % good. &Slea
EoQ4-WsstaEa fresh, l14eilhr. "a .n hu
ltkChIFgH-J1nur, u A0D brltt c0fns ot"" ~
bu!pAkMJs-F1onr, 100 brlk,
, 1880-05-12

FUFATuEa~W1rg IN lnlr local GUtnNHd. The
ts bou md afe oftun pFctosre1 IL old. tGs ,att.r
&s ss sa esaSsa auoaa 4
EoG!!tM4@wa. in 5s!i request and .te.ay. chick.
Iolng tr other yarinties. Chickor,s EitaI par
~ por o., aSssu SS @ 81 tatae'' s
sEE!lS0tamothy wHs III fAtF request mnd urtner.
s sFPss s!as sfs SSnR VIII aau. ssse Ss;.i Rs.
II ttaas|M Hungarian rcalonsd. aatisr l!Sesa
nHerlas, closing atG5e ~ rn.9. Atiliot hYla ii 30
@ a Mss .a Ssasss It I 'F'" 't 'old at
,isA!T7M9a IN dsnana ut tho cur7ont pricess
1rnatS MI ' eps4so ;ai.. 9
!lleJ. "ith 0a3s 7baR2
Lisasio@i tnc willis :acksi...
rHrs 1f M bra finished goods
.m hs 5efsRt. E NJ
Ihc n,afkut ta psat vsok haa bcnn c0nipIUtHlJ do
,n"I9 Fl 9na r5ssas xs dSollaed from sso 10
Ss sssi ~ aaSei = / i aGast y rso is. ~.
Euctei Iad ren,aIipbu featuro il tho WOOL Trade Il
ea n. Hss L i se4y 1s y M s5S.;
shw wo5l WI "a reasy naskst 1aring ths ns1t
fTo Gioo par hlssf .b"a cuTrsns III rtieos ot o
waGi tho sonoonel. al ills forced ManHtuntursrx
dcAlqn, nnd specutatnra front tho market. Wiz
!'.lnn ~ hnI On, md h*ncu tho very ltghI rur-
chaAcs "A all the leading rarkHis klt,cu tho lii Of
A tns s . as Hf tn PrSso1t ~ H.
dawn ona rasonailo sstsis den!ors and ns,stass.
~ u es III aa sSf
ptaCob, It lUlkR d II this GMt wOud soon b0
, 1880-05-12
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following werc tho receipts and shipments
OF tho leading articles Of produce In this city
ilurlng tho twpnty-four hours ending at clock
Tuesday morning, and tho corresponding tltno
lust year:
, 1880-05-12
LOUISVILLE.

louIHviLI1, May lt-CoTToS-f1nlla u llAn .,.,t,,
FLouN-Qnlot bat Rteadys oxtr1i- HUI 10y sG.am
fL60i 4 No. t. tAO,2hzs; eholco fancy. xa, 4.
G1tAtN-whent antiye. rrn,. md higher m.
Corn steady; No. whts 4sol do ni1ed &a4.s w. r.,
In fair demandt No. : whlte sdcs do nlxso' ~ -
active. arm, and htgharl NJ. \ st51o.
iMovlsloSs"lorE i.rm ii ili.oaall1 IA 1sf'ast ast
and falr and market trps primo seea1;; H.. risaI ~
tAs5 c!oaf; ~! nac3n trm, .l0nd1[sd 1;,.sd III
WH1HHY-StGAdY ut $LM
, 1880-05-12
DETROIT,

DETROIT, Mich, May fL-ELoul-Qa!s's'
for Hhlts. nouplnIi
G1AlM-WhsAt quiet, steady, and oxs.1 r1tIt ys{
M; wh.ts. sLlssl bid. Mny, aLl., Jnns EsssGa u
so'leEa Vt tl4nH; milling NJ. h9Iu!ns!
wheat Muu h1i xhipMoptl, 4uW w.
, 1880-05-12

-~-----
BNExAI3SVUETS.
mr. ,r,u ,,, = NJ. t.,. ... t,,. IA.
sun-Wns eaat uha uaca@nGao, '. tasfe eemk w.
tlu bDaitcs lVcaE 413es Md tho tu1And chiefly iOr
brokon lots Sati&aro reported Of x!l brls wnteru,
pArtly ut $40 t"s4 *4oo tos q mnsty tutH lolo bFa
uottbu oxtrns. chiehy at *dd6D; LIS brls no gra!o
s%,,.;. teyr,.t ,',,r. .m. an",.a ~ en-
loio urla. Expost M9uss uoto auotea ~ *''"&e"aoF
sxtfn. nno ta"1Sh.2s TUT ehulca o1tfa. .....
ported ot cars br1h at &ll7bvl41sl cur m,dIInxd
- an r .,r nbtra nj flh III. and car whent sr,teu.
a. ses1s 4. -, 1''' ,,s r y ~ - s I 80 - ,.., -. stggs
hRs NJ stD ooaFse cosh'H1ea4 Has no1nlne NJ sa"io
per ton oM track.
son,owbns easier, the mnzkst for no1t mouth de-
cllnane No n,o closing ~ oelo" mo nteat pr'sos OK
fociny nnt III, lntsr lsnnr,n,m nte,t ..rnnu f.ntl
xes 9n ~ sSr sa @ea o yso e H..
nsSns u ID Gara ot orders Iron 0ntsiu Ti,0 tocaI
1genR .Is apafently npn IL ntE aoi1a Mnent ~ Ws ~ @ ~.
hustnnss. Trhn buying DONE wps n1sin}y fpr nvxt
month which yarled ch!Any oy the taGt thAt gtI-
fAte adf1Ca8 QlQ nDt A&Iee M!In tHo6c ca!dU puoHG
Inc market nteneA a. ALtA. aoM ~ AhE4; So.
the month vas irreguiat. wlthin, small aMits.
solsinH - 1!l'5@lls4 Gha CLOSING u INC inside lMt
Y 1is % ~ rn Hi r1nsina II hs ves y sod ~ stas III
SIC and August was noaty nDnijnni Vi D54e9T51o.
Spot splos wurv Eeported oK t40u BY No. u ll7f@
, 1880-05-12

s,-.to, r,I,no,th 10 ~. fnt+ooo 7%th,,r.,
w...t s.s..., m. NJ. ."sr,... :" -.
NEW QUE Amy !L-4he 1ha1ket ko.uaS osS
bHcn chlohy n0tiocnblc for tho support It haa ro-
celved from tho leaders of tho bonr party. The
IocItno vrsterJ1av wsa an aovorc that r,nnv ,vcrc
u.S.s .s ~. - 80. ,ne..S.s ..a..;,
appreneneaVo lnnt lo-ahyb aoutso woula ~
things into panic. There was great pressure to
sell Mt tho opcutnx from tho smaller bears, and
many housoa md u,ycn nr,,ora IN ttr,w rue-
. .sos,,. ~ a,,e. ,x,.t,n,. s..,,,nt ~ ,,s,".a
tomefs stooks o'es WNAou1 tcRalu 10 pl,ce'
ort,ors. % nnd tho market, which opened fcyorish
mn, lrrcv,tur. ann, hccnmo connarativnIv
stnndr' Thn r.,nun NJ rf,,nEs mn Il, 1fn,n VIVA
nt1nn.;1n.t tritt m rcrtinr ritr nn,i nnninttnna q
.~nrn nftr,, win nnart' ;yht1n trnnnsnrtinna
wars ~, II heayv scainf Ahn,,t noo,, hnwnvt,r
I'm mnrknt Ti,ve ,vnv unfjnr thn innlcrshin al
thn nnnI afnca nnti fSr fnnrtv ~, hnttr tho lii.
nino "nrfiu,,Hi n fiji SWAY IN liz iaat i,,m,r
,,r;cos war; ~ nii,nf thn mn rEnt hrrnma sfrnIcr
,n f,at ~ tn niosc tbc r"cnvorv wms shar1,. ti.o
i.nst' mtotntinns III i'm fiav 6einT rnneraiiy
tnu,Io T1horC .vna nnfhJnu In I'm stts,ofIon ~
t,,n ~ 1rn IN i'm il,nr lint t6n rniiy il
amythtnS anv i,t ,ninnntarx Tho cnrs thomscv
h"yc stiifrnctl iii ,nnrket fnr I'm tjIno hoing.
any thnv hMvc on" thsS IN nrevcut T,on,l,s niii
,vitt TtcW ~ rrrntinr n f,,rthnr tffenjinn M
anor a. tf,n rnnrhT snttitsa :" N9S~ '
ooe' az III Ia ihs Wfstss7, xssoetaftd prsa
Nrw YonK. Mnv ii.-Govornmcnts ouIot but
trtn
III maitroo, honda wcak. md dcc,tncd 4. 10 NOR
ccnt In Tia eariy tenin1s. ll,t tn,snri thu clcsa
fhn tnnrknt wns frttor. mi n rocoynry uf Il to
2s: nor cont wins recorded.
, 1880-05-12

eaaa 4 M Ma5 55ca osri, lsI * soSa Toa
S$Sss Ss!;s; sss:. tsi 3 sf's Ii SSs sSa
I'll SSa al TSs sss ssss
viz ii5as%Itacop.a 1900, market ssea,ly With n good
si"nai isaa. SGea to sn sass I'D xpfnsts eau s
!oas ,i 'St sSst t s1aFs0 rough ind con'no ssd'
s rSn e ssy VII .pans seyt. sHe Gsss Hss
ers. MI;eSSj; atoekars ma foedo1s. *l.atsi:o Ia-
@ ssss ;sss}s ' ;sssy sys,st. yss,s
Ss' s sssip'. sssix 'ss@GgF @ Fshtissa tts G'sh Mixed
WATEErowx n Y, MY 1lmnEEr oArr1E5I3s. T. e,
sssS s$ss, s' .ssfs ssaoaa. si5S @
SsS %s aa;1|ss,ss, tas ;.ss ys s ssvp, ,ss
Il ss .S;s ttsa sS afs SrSfs .ss sass s'o 'A0aF'a
EAST IInE1tTY.
a EAs hsr Il .rpsFh 1 Ma a IL 6 ys1 ,ass
nE T. hoae Eatesers @ @ IL nsses shads sasioy linn
e; s., ~ S$s g; 4 sSSs ssd ss'Sas 'Sss @
';ss 10 hs'a' fo''aa''paa'
wooiod, ts.hlN5oi clsppod, si0oa&MI
KASBAB CITY.
sptttal Dhpateh to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
KAKsAs Cry, No.. Amy l1.-cA1TLE-,rlle Price
CHrr.lt ropprts. hoeo!pts, lIn1s. shipments ,ab,
s,say ,'a's shpnS!s s5.sas "s;;1e ttocks's 5
rdF Fsxss eHs
tAhA -F
s sss'ss @ s's ;as
CINCINNATI.
ss G5ss,sTHE s 81 &sL ,ssSssass passs , 1s.s
ers'. $ti3sa t60i receipts, l!06i uhIpu0nts 7lj.
INDfANAPOLIH.
INDIANApoLIB, Ind, Alny llt-IlnaH-Stcnty Ut N.25
G4aa Receipts. :,1Ui shipments Hl
, 1880-05-12

Special DtJpateh 10 7hS CAtfh9o I1eO ~. ~.
KANsAs CITY, Mo-, May ll.-0lsA a.h,np.su,
ve,,s sepusts; Whest-laaeelp1, 4I90 ba' '1'S
, 1880-05-12
four months' acceptance, 64 Gb6; md good single
nnines, four to ak months to run, GG17.

TIE UNION TMusT COMPANY HANK,
Northeast cornor Madison and Denrborn-ata.
Receives Ra.nas deposits and allows interest
nj tho rnto Of " per cent subec to tho rules Of tho
bank. GIN. WILSON. Cashier.
, 1880-05-12
JIJNl13It1t.

Tho cargo narkot Rctfve oEday AZ tho roecnt
decline. ANHnk IL loads weru sult consulting pt pl
urades. }lleeu stun fr1m Manlstoe or LulIhgtou
brought SM md inferior cuts Nafe about 30 under
THU price. dhng!cs dull un wcsk undur rather
larEc oIerlnsa. lnch stun soi at foruer uuras und
latA waa unchanged. Qnotstlons for cargoss run
, 1880-05-12

pn1t4n,,p,11t. Mnv 11-Est tn,rnHv,.
xctn avis. ,,.si,r =, * o,, :. ss. M A!aas-
@ nssa oAu"S , '..oatt eas'; souu. s.Ntsc'41 fant3
And stralxht. fs1ah ground, R.1j; Ohio good k4,
fnhcy }u.l63 Minnesota pntont psuceas f Iva Hor.
$lbnS4;5 '''S''*s'
nn.s sw',,,h..
uhA'a-Wheat-nemeho hottv0 for June md lpty
dcllTcfio8t No. rcd In 9lo oVutur, $!3 No. mi N,r
tll bid, sl5x asked, June Si2. ha II sat ..s.s, &
njy II la.f III Il il n.xcti, Ans ~ M s.+ ~ nteai
tsiAszs WV: e'.e u'soil naeus. *tu5A Dill 5IaH
lskeu' Corn In thlr uemands aail mixed At depot
t3o rejected. oS5tu, steamer on traek und al dspo
kt<fai3ct snl!.n, Ted Mxy aha hd silIc .,taJ, t
,o1f ~, ss| ''so w. .'sts asked' 1.-THE,
*afae ou %o74e AskeAs Iuy, *esac olH 90 a1tcd An.
, 1880-05-12

CATT1.E-Thp supply Nna 1arRor thnn Tho trado re.
qutreh, md consequently prices weru nga!n weak.
ltchurs s&nn md Atoctcrn dill not hhuw nny notable
chnn0e In vaues hut for shipping nrd a1purt beovcs
rricus or b4iDo MD mics hlow nt tho do.
cline. The receipts for thu two nys wura moro thnn
twice IN largo m for tho corresponding two days Of
last week. and should to.ny Arlvn1s cqunl tho ntta-
Der 1ooked for a further shrinkHEe tn values c+R
scarcely ho avcs.ed. Antca wora nj for scrub
oa, NJ $1SaAu for poor to good hutchors' aockt at
Es01R3.'t for atooketsi nt GakA0 for comnun 10
choice shipping aa0rsi and Mt tlG1a4W for grndca
suited TO the wants Of 0xor.ors Some stock was left
over, und the market closed henvy.
QUOTATIONS.,
Extrn neovfx-lsnded stoers, w0tahnR 1,4U
!b! ana HrNards. ,$4Iut4H5
Chuce lg10yts-k1ng. INT, we1l-furnlpd st0cry
wBlghtnK ~ 10 40 lbs 41s44O
ina i,ia 10 i '. klp8LZs
ins lilo "a lid lis, asuslo0
UnlGlGrh' StDck-koOr to common kteDrn Aiid
cumnlnn To- ehoteA cows for city slaughter.
Weighing at1 tu 1,f1 Js. ........... A0o84U
Ito ill., ~ aozS7s
is, md scnawss @ seers..
ar JhS E
, 1880-05-12
=. GENERAL MARKETS..
BRooAl l,OIlN--Was In motosate request and

stea.!yt
GllD,CG hur1 ana cAfp9
tiUa green. EsIf-WUfkuR.
!teu tPp4A, 10.
lnl4Euf eA0 &t4W
90
nu1phlt--rhs demand continues Modufute, buyets
not caring " stock up 1t ptps0nt prcss fuShes hu.
c!fat baX '0okod for. Eaioa salr Aggregate Merv
easVtsd pt tue following quotations, ~
nad IA sh;;ic n,r;
MISUNDERSTANDING now N4a aVtVloEea In this
marriott 1lseto xAt l!Eht m9yOlnont a. Tho s0isoN-
statAll3r.. r.. j!,urisPA.
0usf uFusk .......ss. nniss 104hIo.. I'M it3}x
lsoWlbton. fVGl Rae&A ...,..S 40
Atnaftpnn
EtlEH9K ~lhafe wa1 weak and unsettled feeling
rftkA AaafkRk ElRS anlla xlaAus eQI hua buySEs *
at1rL 10 ~
, 1880-05-12


Theac figures show~l decrease during Inst
week OF 10, 400 bu wheat, 1000 htl rye 60'n3 bi
l,nrlcy and au nurcasn Of 0U01 bu corn, III 060
bu onfs. Total increase, Gss, ,'b BUG
Thcre was II rnmor yeatcrllny TO tho effect
that II ,neosing of representatives af the wheat
syndicate hnd been l,csd III this city tho previous
dny, hut It seems IL have been a cnuartl. In
qu!ry developed tho fact TINT n gentleman,
whose prcaoluo hurp probubiy suggested tho
run1or. hati really visited tho city fpr tho pnr.
poso OF making certain arrangements ntollt tho
building of tho now clevnt0r Thnt' building
will be erected Just north OF tho ono towknowIt
rs tho Fulton" aud will bespccially connected
with tho Milwaukee & St. panl Nnileoad. ',l,'
Tho movement Of corn TO tho Continent OF
Europe continues to bc simply "prodleious."
For tho week ending May tho exports from, our
soaGoartt Included 0aas,sS,5 iu to Great Drtaln.
987, Ito bu to Franco, j.. 6a1 bu to IIoilRnd md
belgium. 7s3pi3 bu to 1tnly, and II, ,s58 bu to
Spntn and Portugal, which, with 3,141 hu 10 tho
Wost indies, otc., makes n total Of 2,JS0 ,8tJ bu
for ono week. Some Of that noted as Beut to
Great 1}rtaln will prubuhly find It's why to tho
Continent, being sent to Cork for orders.
PROVISIONS.
HOG pROpUCTs-Wero a2ain vory quiet but held
10 Army that prices again tended upward. though tito
demand waa 10 limited = to make tlo market littie
better than nominal during y considerable part ut
tho session. Tho lool hug market was uuOtod iror,
and liverpool wns stronger on meats but thoro ~ero
apparently fow export ordcrs i.Gsc for tho latter.
MRsB ronK-Advanced 80 per brl, aud ciGsod a
shade above tha talcst prtces Ut Monday, at about
sia12 for round lots spot Or potor tho month. s1ls
@n .e!ler Jsne A aHa ID sseT " q, SqL
; *$ ". % ii: 'ss3 IL
s gs: @ r. e. SS:s%
,sss :. !HiK sess J.. wes9 q e1 @ .c!iSs
, 1880-05-12

st. Louis, No., May ll.-FL0uEk-slow. fane1, sa@
657s, utoIce, ~ cAahs 5t03 sfayI family, seA
GisAlM-Wheat Gpaned better. but nfterHatdt ~
cinsd; No. red, 4l.l21l6ili, casht sl.lni9Ala asn
sl.Ut3 U;4 Juns, NAGs93Au ju,y, 4I.i9l3fa Aasas
NJ. do, *l.0t bid; M. 10. et.0lN. cufn hfm ps'
slow Mt .s5{35.}&o cash, S5sa3so Mayi Spssaa 'ua*
Oats hghsr at SI cast. ltyo stronger, 80 DIG 9'
10y, no tHnfket-
WIiIYKY-stoady A. SLOT.
MurTEH-unchAMgot.
EuuA-UnnhMnyel..
LEAii-NDMinAi. ..nx .,ts.,s
md Jnn1. Dey salt Mvnt nrtnar, nt fan w. ssft HI
~ nacon stansty at xLpA, &AW4 &7.l1 Lsf9 esN'''
&H7A hskBu. .un. .or.
ltKrEilTs-FoMr. 8o brls, whent ia0g i%Ttn Gai seA
BHlrMkNTs-Efour.A A6I brist wheat, 2,H>> but easA
zatOl but oats. 2nU bui rye, HUI; harley n0ae'
, 1880-05-12

MINING NEWS,
BAN tlkAHutHEO.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, May ll.-Tho following
Nre tho closing aIotAtlons ct tho Stock lloarls
, 1880-05-12

Ato sAS4 bu TO hy rntt aAD bn do " Buffalo. and
t7,*sl bu bArley 6J rail. -.
Tho Following aro tho foottnRs Of tho official
report Of grain IN store in this uty On tho ovc.l
Ing Of Saturday last and corresponding dato n
yonr nEo.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-16
THE OILY TONGUED HOI1K.
Trouble Among the Faithful In
the Second congressional
District.
pandrldre lE. IN Wntchmnn.L

cambridge (E. To- Watchman.l
Judge Houk is having great trouble
in securing a supervisor for this dis
trict. The other four for the State
have been confirmed long since. For
some reason the representative in con
gress from the second district has sac.
ri6ced all his influence. Since Gen
eral Cooper's removal it appears that
he has not been able to control any
Of the Offices where there is any con
test at all. When he was elected it
was heralded abroad that we had
elected almost the only Republican
from the South, andwonders would be
performed for us. 1t turns out
now that the course of our
representative has been one con-
tinued series of blunders in con-
gress, so that he is not able to control
the appointment of a county cross
roads postmaster where there is any
opposition. He has not been able to
get a dollar Of money to spend in the
Improvement Of our rivers, which he
talked so loud about when be was
upon the stump before the people two
years ago. He has introduced no
measure that would benefit the soldier
or p%ensioner. Much legislation is yet
needed in their interest. His conduct
at home among his constituency last
fall for weeks was such as to cause
every one who help to elevate him to
the high position which he has mis-.
represented and disgraced to blush
with shame, and receive the burning
reproaeh of the opposition.
We disclaim any personal animosity
toward u present representative.
This paper two years ago led the. van
in his support, and tried to uphold
him in congress so long as there was
any hope Of reforming him, as many
Others did.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-16

MRS. C. A.. H. CLARK, the veneer
able mother of DR.. VIM. Clark, editor
of the Nashville Banner, died in that
city on the 10th inst, and her funeral
was largely attended. The following
day the American says:
Mrs. Clark was born in Edgecombe
county, North Carolina, February %,
1907. Her father was Isaac Battle;
her mother Lucinda Mayo Battle, a
descendant of the founder of Rich
mond, Va: She was a-sister of Col.
VIM. NJ. and Gen. Joel A. Battle.
Mrs. Clark was educated at the Nash
vile academy, and on October 3. 1922,
was married to Rev. Martin Clark,
removing with him to Rutherford
county, and residing there until 1889,
when they returned to North Carolina
until 1859. On account OF the death
of her husband she returned to Ten
nessee and remained with her son
until her death. She had been a
member of the Methodist church since
1904