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The daily gazette., 1880-05-05
WiinaiaytoA War
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
TUESDAY, May 4th, 5.

hoDAtf 3hoy Neht y. -.
FL1UR is quiet, but choice grades are
steady. ales OF l5UO barrels, including
Minnesota extras, at s. Is a 8 l2lk; Penn
sv lyania family at S. 5oa7 IS Western do.
at s. 50A8 q. and patents at 50 5Oa7 so. az
4S7L1.
GRAIN.-wheat is in better demand
ard lc. per bushel higher. Sales Of 950J
bushes, including red at sl 26X and am
Der at = y. AT The call board 6S0O bu Shels
June sold at 81 22llll;; 5000 bushels August;
at 4l w, 81 1913 was bid for May; 81 235k for
Juue; 81 l2lS lor July. Rye Is steady at
SiLSlc. Corn is n fraction higher. Sales
OF 49, 100 bushes, including rejected at soc.
SIC. At the call board, 49c, was bid for
May; 1910. ior June; az Nc. for July. and
slsc. for August. Oats are dull and weak.
Sales OF SOU bushels including rejected At
ceipts to-day were as follows: 2940 bbls.
hour, ,55O0bushels Wheat. $500 do. corn,
500 do. rye, $500 do. oats, 1850 do. malt, las
bbls whisky.
WHIsKY.-lOO barrels OF Western iron
bound sold at tl 10 per gallon.
PHIL ADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
MONDAY, May 3. r. NJ.
BEEF CATTLE were in fair demand at
former rates. 29OO head arrived and sold
AT the different lizards at Sa59zc. per Id.
as to quality.
SHEEP were In demand and rather
| nrmer. 900 head sold at the different
| yards at 5l7a715r. per To-. and Lambs aI
| 6a9c. per b., the iatter for springers.
HOES were a fraction higher. 65DO head
| sold al 63z Il &c. per n. rs to condition.
Cows were unchanged, l80 head sold
at t2Oa$5J per head.
SHEEP BROKERS' ASSOCIATION.
Purk Drove Yard. Wea Phitd., Nay /.
SHREP.-Ex ra, tlO To iSo As., 40 To $40
good, % o lOO bs., So to SIC. fair, 80 To IS
=, "a to 5; good lambs, 10 l0c.; comm on
lambs, 7tos; calves, 81 to oHc. sheep
| are ali clipp now. Arrivals. 59OO head
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wARLIKE PREPARATIONS,

According ito private advices from
Shanghai, received In San Francisco
from British source, the treaty with
Russia has been entirely rejected. Mum
itions of war were going north. Yso
was to invade and occupy the Iii district
and Prince Ii was authorized to engage
for eigners In the army. The Loochoo
affair was being amicably arranged, and
1t was even believed that Japan would
side with China in the event Of q war
with Russia.
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MAR RTE D.

CLARK-PROUD.-On the lth OF May al
Mt Salem NJ. K. psrsonage by Rev. 4.
Miss Phebe Proud. both OF New Castle
County, Del.
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From a Dls,inguished ,", .,I 10 ISs

wAsHINaroN, D. G. 'u1 usr.Ou, ~
Ibave snown Of severe, ss1e.tIy pJ OensasiSs
saa sfsrsSsSs sS%s q mem :IRssy: sna $as
Slssssib Slssn: By q s%' S5s Ss7: e.
Ssesy. .oS 81 i: sna s.s %sI 4 ssss;
Ing. / do not doubt 'n'J J. &. RANAD'
tue.
may3-2w.
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Oil Cloths.
OIL CLOTHS, From 8 to IL
feet wide.

feet wide.
A full Ii lie Of Smyrna, Velvet,
Tapestry and Cocoa Mats and
Rugs, wooden and linen Drug
gets, Stair Rods, Stair Pads and
Carp Innings.
NoTE.-The low prices at
which we are retailing our Car
pets in the face of present heavy
advance in all kinds of goods
mentioned above we would say
that, anticipating a rise from the
exceedingly low prices of last
season, we made our contracts
for spring delivery early last
fall and winter thus avoided the
high prices now prevailing. Our
present commodious Carpet
Rooms, with our elegant light,
affords us ample facilities for
showing goods, and we would
cordially invite all, whether
wanting to purchase or not to
call and look through our large
stock.
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Mr.. Thurman Very Robust.

From the Cincinnati enquirer.
Senator Thurman has beeu at home
In Ohio long enough for his constituents
to observe that "he has not looked more
robust and vigorous for ten years past"
Mr.. Samuel J. 1ildeu will please take
notice.
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IT is quite safe to I'd. disGSsis Go. i1.Iesr ElrpT
heavily the rumor when @ PPssnoSsy7spb Pso
ped up again that the the .dr@aebcdy raebd cIs
than Grant. The Penns! !ri"uiussid
CATION means to be on the osn Sn''t beat tb
and the individual who d%;,oso oso Con- Ccursr
ex-President in the ond onprodTced.
tion has not yet been Prou'''
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Mattings.

A fine line of China and Cocoa
Mating in all the new desirable
colorings. Fresh goods just
landed.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-05
RUSSIA AND CHINA,

LONDON, May 4, 1880,
The correspondent of the Daily Tele-
graph at Berlin says IA we'll Informed
5t. Petersburg correspondent arites me
that war between Russia and China Is
nearly certain"
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Quarantine at New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, May 4.-The Gov
ernor will issue an order establish
ing, on and after Monday next,
quarantine against the ports of
Havana, Vera Cruz and Rio de
Janeiro. The duration of the quar-
antine will be optional with the
Board of Health.
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No Funds for Decoration p,,

Providence, r. l., May Al
Common Council last night, for !
first time Since the close Of the war
fused to vote an appropriation
Decoration Day, on the grounds d
the occasion had merged for memOr
day into a day of pleasure.
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I5)I PrI1esi amOuntInR 10, IlO 4On
Responsible correspond ing agen "a want
@ at ali points, To whom liberal com pen.
y ltion will be paid.
write clearly stating full address, for
further Information, or Sc nd orders nv az
press, or Registered Letter or Money
order by mail, addressed only 30
M. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La,
No. $40 Broadway. New York
All ouT GrandEx trRordi nary Drawings
are unoeT the supervision and man age
ubal A. Early.
". B.-Ihis CsDspvIng has NO A q RNFS
in the BRITLSH POSS1gSSIONS and al
persons pretending TO be - and sohotI4,t0 or
dsrs 0y circulars or oth~-toLsy ove 6RIVD-
LSfSS' Aprl2.2taw4w&w
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Clayton House Arr walls.


A. II. fniii,ps, Wilkesbarre, Pa.
Haven.
W. A. Daverin. Philadelphia.
Edwip Loomis. New York.
EmmS ! a,sa,,,, ABBOT. and maid. NY.
Mrs. Zelda segGlnch and maid, NY.
Geo. g. Fairbanks. Jr., Boston,
]. w. Hayes. Hartford. Conn.
Jno. Q. Sims, Phila.
Mrs.; u f. ;,A;,Is a; Curtis. Newark. Del.
Wallace Keeper. Phtla.
l.: y; Prince, New York.
W. +. smart, "
b. T. woodward. "
q. II. Pratt, Abbott Opera Co.
II. G. Howell, Phila.
Jas. W. Hswley and wife. Media, Pa.
Mrs: Mrs.: !esse . re Hartford. Kennett Square, Pa.
F. a. Pra,,' Hartford, Conn.
John W. Pearce. Phiia.
THERE is trouble in RIchm ond
cOlored church. Brother Holmes, pastor
OF the first African Babtist congregation,
has had the ill-luck to inspire a tender
passion in the hearts of two dusky sis
ters Of his flock. Unfortunately for
them aud as II proved for him, Mr..
Holmes had wife, and still more un-
fortunately, his feminine admirers de-
cided to settle their rivalry by personal
combat. The result Is not stated except
That "split' in the congregation fol-
lowed and Brother Holm was request
cd TO "reslgn." On Sunday afternoon
meeting OF the congregation was held
at the church and the matter was dis
cussed' That is to say, that the Holmes
and anti-Holmes factions assailed each
other and the police were finally called
In to prevent an impending free-fight.
All OF which goes to prove that human
nature Is the same the world over no
mater whether its complexion be
dark or white or cofiee-colored.
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n RAILROAD =.
llHIEADELPlHA WILMINGTON
AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD

AND BALrhAOkB AAhL8OAD.
NOVEMBER lerH lsTy.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows |:
for
Phiiadelphia and intermediate Stat ons,
40. s.I0. 1880 q. m. 2.so. 400. 7.O0. s.46 p.
N.
Philadelphia tsxpress 900. s.ss. Iooa a.
m.
Phila. and New York 2.ai, ,o.so.7. 90. 1902 q.
m 2l8. 1889. $40 p. m.
Baltimore and intermediate Stations,
8.S6 a. m.
Baltimore and Bay line, 7.Os p. m.
Baltimore and Washington. l2.5l, 2os,
s.S5 n. nj. Il; l252, l.0i, SIS, p. IN.
Trains for Delaware Division, leave Tor
New Castle 500. s.l5. o. M, LILO, 800. $50
p. IN.
Harrington and intermediate Stations.
81 u. m. lilo, $50 p. m.
Delmar and intermediate Stations, els
M: lJ0p p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINA
Philadelphia and intermediate Stations
$40 n. m. {; 300. d.30, e.46 p. IN.
Philadelphia and New York, zoe q. m.
Baltimore and Washington, l25i. Ale
a. IN.
For further in Information passengers are
referred to the time tables posted at the
depot. H. r. RENNEY,
Superintendent
The daily gazette., 1880-05-05
BODy BRUSSELS.
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS.

Our line of Tapestry Brussels
embraces 60 patterns of the
newest and choicest styles, at
lower prices than the same
goods are being retailed by the
manufacturers.
NoTE.-To all contemplating
furnishing, we would say buy
now and save money.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-05
The WhIttaka.,

WEST West PolNT, n y Investigate. q
Whitaker outrays AZ, l., D., Mayl~S
Ames, editor OF he .IS IVA was DautI
an expert in han. :, vri,!. vrris,n!n'qn', Jss,
ness Tas;S was employed as ,lrg' an The
Lewis and Merritt 20 wiIi an expert IN
Ames was some davs WIN cases.
so1 s%os1rning ming. to Whitaker s'tea tea.,, tsuo
examination waS mn;, that the ~ note result o, d
Sence %e, .sa of the most inti%a,taa t,"' There il
= Of the pieces, and "IS,alng tSs, and
written n.t by the same pc, as", san they
tnas hn sn"aa.; some of the resemLIsuaa.s. ISI'as',
- AOuilu, ~A
Ga Cadet Rogers Was next .,,,.,
produced black tie xt sl,;aaI ealIed.
bought here before s'o p.,; which he
Tough Ual hint in the summer eS'Is Of Is,s sn :,
and tiUs' the one s,@'Ias,,y ,"aEL between ,a.
room. III Nhlthk
An E.c-Congress,noa D..
His Brother ~ va
N .IsoINNATI, May I'm,
n ~. " o iw's, a delegate 10 ih'i "s ,tr
Inc se'osssin from, his hone, = R,,,s, \, ,S.
III hn' saying that DR.. :, u o'SoIt e
nus nus orother, who was also q =, a., 1C"l
the conference, aud who uel"s'll
attendance here on Sa,nrd.a nau levi
murdered by his bro,bs, 'ay' "' had
win. at Brookville. C1ln. S.I'OSlG
re alleged murderer, VA uOa'
% 9aru driLker, and be e,oa,ns " ,s stta
uenrlum treinens, had been 'u'!ec
insane asylu He was ,S 'eu "
Iharsday, aud returning i, "nIsd
met the doctor TO. day an,, " n'Ookv
9i sending him to the a,yln% ,VJs ~ .s "
Ine doctor died at 7 o'cioct 'Ho' N. =
win was an ex-msmber Of C C,,', Dn ~
. man OF considerahle prom,n"''
portion OF the State. 'u'ucs III
TIE Murder of Nellie ,,,l
NEW YORK, May 4-Edw,,A ,0"| y
1y, 'hs young sailor who Shot ana ~ "
" rs. Nellie Stokes, III. n,"., iuu \
Oh wife { George Stokes i,seo'' Al Ise'
street, Williamson Oh, hac.n.a y" o :,
iuseh TO marry him, aud Then v a,,s~. aug
TO XIII himself, bas grown rantdIs Ta 7.
since ne was removed TO lbs Cry n.y.
tai, and was yesterday said IN /, nI y
precarious condition. WIN r..
was hrst arrested he said ,h., Iu'!
shot himself pointing 10 bis sldr ", n,
the ambulance surgeon found c.,''
the marx vt his attempt at sule,ds
weeks before. Then he noin, W !,
fresh wound in his head ami sala Wv. !.
picked out the ball. The bull., tu. %
er, was not found, and is bell.veI Mn n
no" IN the upper part Of hl, Le,d ~ "
ing against the Drain. He remain, a
scious, but he answer, question, y,
tAntly, and at times raves in nj, !,
lie Is too weak 10 submit to The p,I,
OF his wound, aud the extent Of llr
Jury cannot yet be- determined.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-05
Extra Super 1ngrains.

5000 yards Of Extra Super
Ingrains at February prices.
NoTE.-To all contemplating
furnishing, we would say buy
now and save money.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-05
Terrible RetYlh,,,ion

MACON, III, May frank WilI,I
shot and killed Jack Coates ye,,NI
atternoon. The quarrel grew oul n
attempt Of illlsms, to throW N.
snake on n girl while the party uss.
on fishing excursion. William, d
but was captured.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-05
REINFORCEMENT.

Daniel Farra, of this city, has been
reaPpoi nted Notary Public by Governor
Hall. for term of seven years.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-05

We manufacture these goods out OF the
best standard musllns, peri ct finish, and
sell them for less than they we're ever
sold. notwithstanding the sharp rise in
cotton goods. For Instance, =
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AHlliyersarU.

The Shields Library Association will
celebrate its sevenleeth Anniversary this
evening, by private hop, In Webster's
Dancing academy, Masonic Temple. No
one will be admitted exec pt those hold
Ing tickets Of Invitation,
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HANDSOME SIGNS.

Two handsomely painted japanned
signs indicating the direction to the
private Office Of the Chief of Police
have been put up in the police station.
They were painted by Mr.. 4. J. Sar-
geant.
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SHEEP BROKERS ASSOCIATION.
psIrk DrOpe Yard Wssf phiLn A1u

SHREP.-Ex ra, tlO to iS0As 40 To $40.
good, ~ o lOO bs.. So To SIC: fair, 80 To IS
b., "a 70 3: good lambs, . 10 lOc.; common
are ali clip ped now. Arrivals, 590G head
, 1880-08-31
Indications that a Formidable
Bear Party Are at
Work.
Chicago Shipments OF Currency
LiEliter-f.ocnl FL
nlIlCES.
The Produce Markets Unsett1cd-Pro-
visions Tame and Easier
Hogs Lower.
Wheat md Corn Stronger, Will d
Better Dcmu.ltI-1iyc md l'ur.
Icy l0wer.


.-- - mites, ,.,.-
STOCKS were ie'cr'sn anu ,Feee"aF, s'"sa.s ..,,
WIN st8ht improvements ,s'',le VI .Nu p'.'s
INIT were chrfs'1R s'oGK soul nus III tne lGe..i.
eNc'teh,e''t canSe'! ny 'ne pr'hulAi'o. ~ 49,.
report ao"as INC extensions na INC ''oeS"waun.
IN 1''hn at'., ino st' ''e ID ."'cms'.
ceF.alh now tht tmo loFheF VII "u '"'. a'"r
tant INC In.teF VIII hot oe. ING ',.s u",ns ~, ~ ~
u'ess' c!Niues I"n ,onse. ',, ',, .,., ~ ,,,o' ~
sp",H. IT, ",., "s uusn ,.,. "v,. s.
kn's III. ,n' ~ 20 ~ ,',"nn. !.
'at'n't' 1'e setH"s. ~ III" "".e''s .,i ~, =,
rtos''le, aI'o ~" "'k VII. "ou.' ~ ,S,ssi,',
'uo return ol tno "1,.ns w. ",.u HIM. w. 'N. ~,
npera.nes, VINO my" .l' '."W 'Mt ~. s' ,s,,,,r
tno s'"eS Ea"rHc. ""o "", y" '.o '',,,,, INV .,,,
IL thoy 1h','s ,hat ., Mn "h'A a poom, , W." s,,'
"e u"ueu |" un'e "'" ."n ,,.s ..s" ..,t,, IT,,
plheere ~ o st .", ':,,, "m "s
int ny. .ley 'n''kn scte WI, @ =, wv
1nhR I" ft'"h.ac' "ces'no .!etu ,' w.. -. ~.
hecs'f.i"9 10 '''o HSHns "t1''ua ~,
tho'1y tno prpels""t e"r' "",a
II t"let Prices sA' mn h'et l"es '"s1
lo"cr F'hpe III p". tnn'" w '.'H".. l.''.'
.nhh my yei fe'chc" nt ~ W 'u
''H' III" "'"'r c1"Ps' ~ ~ w w '"o
, 1880-08-31

lIthH rllNnt,t*is-Wer0 raihar sinw and s'tno-
wlal unru Esoady linn uaun1. but averaged cnseF'
sepEpuLer ptfk was qu0tei strong NJ Till psesltns
prIGes+ Ocbgr iHtEk suth Iuwn 1t4lac bHi fAll'e''
tho longs taklng Rit that was Uttered. lunAI's tAe
cl,,1s. New 1ork uaI1 In ilsha t!eAa1I bat ~as
Fpia.iyv,s Nrm the u,uru hoEuETrt .utHses* iara
was Icsx Inqul1"4 Tor, the uriGnt hwyurs having hea
III this tnttar kaEt st last waHk. MeaA MGra tentteu
u Gu In uood tuuahd fur VxtarE, especially ff u.s.
Ilyery iutlns Tho wntvr MntIt hut tslS s'fua!S W
not cumB EhanEv, and ART Ilsd In Private MnS.
Vl.Gy wuru active In IbtAt futures 1gstefaa5. Iho
!ucal hug market lxcF. wHlrl' tended ~ aeeess
pr4cet or product. Tho deI!sctes which VIII 10 Is
Us,ior next "Wednesday nv nnetst4"d " hayS haes
prv.ay vol provided tor, and no appFshens'nns nfo
pxpFe,sau III rsxHru ~ Apc1ted tnuEenuht althar
Way excvp. tat the property will w esEEIaa Eouud
,iEss ro'tK Snrenca Iealsc per esl % ~ pnysiinx
nsiss. u ssu1las, 1T st u ssllsr september
til; ~. Ids sviisT lr"bJr. tf!7 u " .e.f SutS'
hur. tl:.4s to-. sulins sAe ytaI ahd titlAl3 u Tor
juunnrt, .4ip. wuEu reported VI ~ tra bslist Az.
i: u: JJ Urls setter t!vtnbGr At 1t0s u u; ~ brIs
trjltl November Ut {i24hsIYrS Gust bEk svtItf Tho
.r,. illtA. II Etts and .hu brls sailor January Ut
s:!' l.,t IukMa, .!.i.AlnrIs
i.A,..'~ uec'laeI !;,salsv pos l0 l1ss ana c'o'ea
, 1880-08-31
Flt>ttr, brIs...

NkhurlWH from htOFu uAtluE eNtuFHHS !oF
city consumption: aIb Iii wlle. 1.tsd In earsl.
Thu following 4raft WAS Inspected Into store
In this city ycstrriny n,orning: u c,rs fc.l
winter wtcnt, I cars M. winter, 81 cars No. Q
do. i. cars rcIectnd, car mixed. car M.
sprtng, 1O5 ears No. y do, IL cars M. j ab.
ours ErjtrteA, b cars M KrAdh ts4l whtas}s bH
cMrs anA 737J1 lii No. car,1. ;kS ears AnA 3l,O5
tu high mixed, 10 cars and 8,faN bll re1cctcd,
chr III, uraln u.lTI corn,; 70 cars white ohts, IL
eitrH NJ. = mixed, n cars rejected tIilI 0Aes};
car Nd Eye, - cars md 10 tA No. ITO, cnrs
relec1ad, ear,'n sratsct rye); II ours No. .hnr-
ltyl7 ours M. 10, Is GArs No. do. = cars M.
do tBt la rlry|. fotal t1,0.l cars. sstfH l. in-
slecte4 .pat; ,ls1 ha wheat. le',4ea b1 corn.
H,h!u hi oats, l,!li7 hi rye, G}l lt barley.
The lcafnv produce tnnrkcts wtro moderately
aCtly1 yesterday fu yrlln. ant Atsfpt III hug
pru!uct, except meats. Thu principal ccreals
wero stronger; corn being n'.vnnec.l as Il cnlso.
tlucnce 0l peculiar wEashof conditions, anu
whcnt following III its truck. Oats wcro stently.
ltyo wus unchanged OIL spot but 1uwcr tnr tut
urcs, And lalsuy waa weak. Provisions Nv
erngc,l eaavr, ,thero holly IaratyeIy !Ittio te-
ulauI they fell or in sympathy will, hogs, rattcd
sns.e but ruled easy In tue ia,tcr !art Of tue day
Mess !,ork cll,sed irrcKularty lOwur ut fl1.N;kt
l7.lu for September, flb..Uiol0.ss for octobur,
and sl2.t&I ls,tv Tor November. Iarsl closcd ia
isa luwcr, 1T *7.;U17.5:h seller September, an,l
$1.sUQl7,G!ss for Oeto1cr. Short ribs closed TO
lou lowcr. ut $500 for September. Spring rhsat
closed hc higher. vt sshsu fur September anu
6SAc for Dctobcr. He'd wHtcr closctl ut tx.e cash
or scl,or Aug,,st. Curn rlusctl Nc higher, Ut sSn
for September ind 3vHc asked for Neiuhcr. Ouls
cosvti Nc higher, At .GAc fnr October aud abnut
sGAs t0r September. lyu closed vi aa,,c for
September aud 1aHo for October. Hurley WIS
tnwrr Ut He for next lu0nth atiA ie tor ctohrr.
iioxs wr.o t.u!rt aLd weak VI s,.stSa5.sv for
, 1880-08-31

FLQEn-Nas nRnln dull with little change In rrtces.
Tho trnhnR aInost cutarry Ioeat tapricss I.av-
lug rcarrry yet wnkene up u thu snct that now fnnr
Is far snle. There IN mhierats Inquiry fur aid. Suss
vrse rspnrteh nf an hs.s winters IN rivntc terms:
l:1> br!. .htn cxtra". partly nj Ah's's6 fur rat-
ents; IN brts I'M Etau 1T ke0Habls and q 6rla rye
Hour On prlrnts terms. T"M'. ~" bfls. Exrott
thurs quoted at ti.oTsa's for so''d IL choice
extras.
Urnru M,.Lsrrrrs-wcro In sur demand and
rnsier. saies wr:e cnrs bran at eaast?.i5: ?cnss
mLlangs ut t1l.5uAlA;J, car wheat screenings ut
tiHt1i; 2rar@ feed ut ta!aitu3i 1caf coursc corn.
;;;: SiSs s;.
Tn",",! sail and ienis ea.st. bnf r't.lp. wcr:
atsn small w'tt. r,a,vely atxe ,nirnents rspa5tsn
sSs,is1 h;,r ;iSr l,,;s.
:"e IL. Sast, "s Si""s s .ttanttc il Ss.
!" IT, h., ] ;M ,t 4 % ss !,n. ! @ "S1e nc
i,%s at II; .: :%:":' @ '% df'riE|s :. AZ
S.%'sI l." as: S!,, shsn prs.s t''SI hi
"tk s'. layr'T. 70 tis1ss, i ", W',ca nr;. 4; !.
%S' w f$;' y ~ sS
s".s ..1 ':Hs;' s.rHi"r mi ~" sd . .s i w. | 1t
s;s saf s"t r. a!!' ~ i. - & "% y:
Hn':t NJ ,:'s.sr sl" ,a,er VIZ" r, rgl,5' e
Sasst ~ y. af: ii q I'd H"";;' : nna Ii y
nrnsf The ,,aisrt ,"1 ri nATa%ssa y iSr s"S
sHi, ny siie u sa's ssr'.Ssr; Ihsls SnSs!.
tT.,Ii si.tppss. Ss,, ...i.:~ wet. t"rsln "f :i III
M. lrt it e; b lit q" NJ "l.ic: Ittb bu inns-t"r-
fIG TT Hs,*t: LID Ill No. ut N'*%'4s: l.au Il, re-.
jtcteti III nac! nnd sI bu n aasla nj ts;s;c ynAl,
i,.nt TesIo Mtid II iDus rcurtisp IN aggregate u
| &EtliIbu.
IUitA-~WnA n0drmtelr hetivG md stronger nd-
ynuri'g ~, nm! elu4tns .-c nse TIN Inn>t prt"s IT
utir,r ind ir v,:,i. w,.ru nvnIn ,nrxp. hi. th'rn
mu~ Il naflrr sirtnntl. Ml.I tia1 u!lHI prices. Tic
tive s,,e hH3 HE ln:ln3G crl lit" been fHjlftd IN
l9s bH.n too nneiI ral't. WIN 1"Hrs ~ wrt III tat
VIZ ~ u d t''r . a,,, Il" stn1 ~ fG.,s n"n W. W.
nttt the unlsual fact lint 4,Ss.scu r"t elHs xero
r. lfrnaIl!m mstr Lrss!r: , mnnsn ~ "Ea "t t s.t"
ana *t iar % vr :. aSs r. r r Thsy r Ere" ] ., IT
i.lc MIsMne"l ~ =! IL 'ati stitf,. iacf J" fHlc
hid ~ tlt. GIaui stur s',p"ilsnf s.l ~
tlu.t1s nt ri. August 1hnttI tne t.fl!n hs stknhF
r. H. t @ Ss' ~; Il IT,, '' 20, r .a;"s @ VIII VIII ils 4s
ia,rtt nf taLhH hu MI aud htIa nlixt9 NJ 3-tthTs
3ittt l, Wh!r u St!y: E.N !I In.M tn'xen ana r..
, 1880-08-31

light uni ns 81 4hft-,,pl fur heavy. Cattle wrrc
,lnthln1"1, with saI"a NJ <2.n'f1iH1.
Thu dry ennls market hatt III specially new
features. Thu demand Is sln* slowly on tho III
cr"aer, nritt tho npcnng uf thu autumn trade IA
,itnr Mt hand. Prices nrc running along a1r,t
strt']y. Nroccrifa continue hctivG AMI tho gem
rrnl market maintains n decidedly f!riH time.
sngure nfe III tnrgn ttcuaul and continue very
FIRM. tuIIees, thotgh o11eret1 rather tparfnxly.
ar' hrllG ut ftt1i prices, tho available supply
hrIrg light. There wn, n firm market for l''lt.
ter md chrcsc, neither arriving IN ssilslctcnt
quantities 10 meet tho current demand. The
hitter was qnotoh higher. ut 1">191c Tor ful
ctcan1. flrlcl fruits wero 11ioteh as tlclore.
Fish h1sn WIRE unchanged. The oil tralo wfs
actIvc. with carbon held Nc higher. and tnrpe'l-
tine offered ut IL decline. rIg-iron wns sttndy,
Tho ftcliani WINS moderate. Coni Tus dull, as
previously HuntGHi.
i.,lt,l,cr wMs hciyc nt Tho yartla. anh firm.
Thu cargo mnrkrt WIS Rttndy, wifi, larger o1fcr-
ings. Common hsck. lime. md nti'or ntcr!nla
fur building wcr, IN fair iDeMi dnMlt1tl. Wool
retnasns quiet. hut it he'll! Mt oil prices hnd there
apIsemrs to IL. II wtllIngrlcss IL wuf. til 1nn1u-
fnct,rrrs AMI ntler iuyrts yet rcntly III take Il.
Hides atl hrtul.tOrt were eteatly. The lcnsl-
in9 scctls-lfnnthy nnh ilax. .fect-wcre artiv1
and 9lrtHer, supplies fniny lmlow expectations
Poultry, eggs. md rHrne wrre IN !e1I,nnd for
lncnI use. md steady. frcen fruits irregli-
HE III pflst+ lHt KTs!hl HUH]'HHIH III iEHSaHs
keeping prizes ttnw and t,It.c!i Of tho fruit WIS
soft mid fsst hccornnH useless.
! LIKE frrlRhis were 4tfc for corn md fc for
whuut cnriy, nnd tce!inet! .lc Inter. cInslng nj
4.an fur cttn uni, 454a fur whrht 10 Buffalo.
About fourteen Limits wcr. reported taken for
| 3lE+tta) b,l corn uni 1'},t4N bu wheaf.
| Hall frnuhts wcre 1totc,l stcndy at 3sc for
| provisions and Cor u, grain 10 New Yhrk. QNo-
tusl0hs m through foreign trt.ithts werp strndy
nj 6j.tc per ltsl ns fnr tlnlr to LIvertnnl. hsc
fur tn 10 t;lasunw, sss1u fur iartt and snnts IL
| fIverpn,I, tit fhr tn ta Antwerp or Bremen.
| Tilr nrgrcEattt! receipts nt wheat reported
! yesterday ut Chicago. Milwaukee,, 81. Louis
'rnI,.,o. md detroit were tt(tf, bn The corrt;.
| spending shipments were Isl .t0n hls
| The following wna thu movement Of rrMltsce
rcpartc tr41, New York yesterf,ny: itrtcirss-
Flnr, aD.4.A brs: wcns :S1i. iii. corn. :tt.:at
hu: nats, Ri.rG in: cor,t-mcH1. IN pkRs; rye
:I.+.si l1: matt. 1..l.1 tu: pork, :lsf hrls; beef
I.l1D srls; tut meats, ;,Es. ukgs: inr, u, tcs
whisky. :g,s iris.
Exports for fpr.y-cIght houss-Wheat, COL, ,0o'
tu: cnr,l. IL, N,01 In.
The following were the exports frotn tho foEi
trn.iIntr t.ttIs4s t,f fI,p
, 1880-08-31
fnftrEnr-l.lEh and thin ctlNs, ttulfe1x, xLlKs,
tuils. uni BC:llnWHH At"BFs.. ....,,.............
~ y u 1

IttH1S-KecplYtai during Suntny Md Monday, lAUEl
Rnno Tiny lnst week 3!yi; .,trsi aat wspl. ti's,;
.,,lIrsd Inst werk, :E!:E l'rrus rAHxeA nhnns tho
ayrsnse. thc "s'ss s!ls s!t'1,y \: r"od Zig frssh
ri BY *nn jstI lltrt proved and llla
f"nIing ~M* wa1i nil nr'uml. GaaFse mixed pHcklx
ifls4*a teserlpt!nss the Tendency nI tho nnsket sill
IrlGiN litht ip1s anih nj ti,UrauU. fnw alnKurs
iNshrt 4, ,,"s whl!s srn NGre numerous mics ot
tilr ~ntlH Of tin EMsiurn trn1 McIu iakrn nj tH&o
haL url 1ll1"l phrk!nE VFNacn Mt efIA1h Not oil
huld, AnI Tho sciierst Hlnrkpt c Hsaa weak.
, 1880-08-31

1oSnpS, Atlp. :N.-f'nilss,s. n T. III.
American strnrItIc<-Scw f.. sttiT: aga. 1tA{;:
A. III: iIIlnnfa Central. tlJi: Pennsylvania
trntrsl. so,i; Erc, :F'..; seconds, e9!a; RcAdng
III.
FARfs. Aug. W.-Iicntcs. a0s "s:,:c.
LHsfn>H. Aug. n.--il,,lIblt Withdrawn tn.finy
OH bntM,IcG frnn tho 13nnk Of ftnnnnt. EItH.fbl.
iIAMni;lH, Aug. ab.--TsU Alcnn,rr Huuytn, for
New York, taktH ont Els).CfO IN x,,ld.