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National Republican., 1880-04-17

mp better than when he worked; tho witness
got home from work at quarter Of o'clock
fifteen minutes later Jones came In; q quarter
of an hour later Smothers Oamo 10, remained
about fifteen minutes and then he won't out
To Jurors Smothors had his thumb tied
up the night he was In the store.
John II. Green testified that he lived at
1908 l street northeast; no knew SmotherS and
remembered the night of the outrage that
night at o'clock he saw SmotheB at VOLTS
shop, whero the witness worked; he loft to get
supper at five minutes past 9, and Smothers
was there then, but he did not SEQ him after
ward.
To juror: Ho wore dark coat light
pants and had his thumb tied up.
James w, Wood testified that he lived at
1913 street northeast, and was o shoemaker
lie heard of tho arrest OF Smothers on sun
day evening; tho witness saw him before
that on Friday night, first about o'clock 10
witness shop and there again about o'clock;
he did not stay very long.
Cross-examined: Ho run the shoe-shop him
sell; he had no particular time to quit work,
and seldom went TO bed before midnight; af.
ter he finished his dinner on Friday and
and Smothers was thore at that time; Mrs.
Sullivan, a widow, had room up stairs; tho
witness bad soon Smothers 60 up thore two
or three times day ho did not know whether
ho remained all night or not; on Friday
night Smothors had on light pants aud white
shirt; his thumb was tied up.
JOHN Il. Grcon recalled Ho came back to
tho shop about7 o'clock and worked until
midnight; he did not see Smothors In tho shop
after o'clock and he was not there.
Louisa Tillmln testified that sho lived on
Eleventh street near I; Sarah Smothors lived
in the same house with her: sho did not know
the day of the week that Smothcrs was
arrested; she came from her work OH Friday
at o'clock and got her husbands supper; he
came home after o'clock and she sat on tho
front step while he ate; Smothcrs came along,
spoke to her and passed into the house; she
did not see him that night again.
To n juror; Smothcrs had OH light pants
and dark coat, and had his finger tied up.
John BELL testified that he lived with Mrs.
Tillman, his daughter; Sarah Smothers lived
in the samo house, he had heard of the crime
on Capitol Hill, and saw Smothers OH the step
at sundOwn on the Friday before.
Joseph Tilman testified that ho lived In the
same house with Smothers, and saw him on
Friday night; ho came in just as witness sat
down to his supper soon after that Smothers
went out of the room aud the witness did not
see him again until Saturday night.
Fannie Green testified that sho knew
Smothers, and when he was arrested; the Fri
day night before that sho met him going TO-
ward 1 street; she did not know the time, but
it was after o'clock.
Cross-cxamined; Ho had on light pants,
dark coat and dark slouch hat
At this point adjourned until this morning
National Republican., 1880-04-17

ment, the Land Office, Patent Office, Post
Office, Pouson Ofloc, Surgeon Generals Office,
and Adjutant Generals Offico, who formed
Temporary organization by elccting Mr.. E. s.
Fletcher chairman and Mr.. Ed. Tober secre-
tary. Tho result OF their deliberations was
the formation Of what shall DO termed Tho
Departmental League Of Amateur Baseball
Players of Washington, ID. G." After sdopt
ing certain rules and regulations the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing sea.
SOP: President, Il. s. Fletcher, Surgcon.Gen-
erals Office; vlco.presdcnt, W. W. White,
Treasury Departments; secretary and treasurer
+. NJ. Taber, Pension Office; judiciary com-
mlttce, Major Norton, Postoffice Department.;
d. +. baltimore, Surgeon. Generals Office,
aud ". G. Stevens, Patent Office. After
appointing a committee 10 confer with tho
clubs aud mako arrangements for securing
tho uso Of tl 10 National baseball grounds, the
meeting adjourned subject to the call of the
president.
National Republican., 1880-04-17
A Prosperous Mining Company.

The Little Chief" mine, of Fryer Hill,
Leadville Col, pays its regular dividend OF
100000 per month out of the net earnings of
the mine. This is the third dividend of like
amount earned aud paid since the company
took possession of its property in January be-
sides paying for tho dead work, re.tlmbering
and other extraordinary expenses incident TO
commencing the scientific development of a
mine. 1t is officially stated by tho officers of
the company that for every 81 of ore taken
out Of the mino there has been placed in sight
over 50 IN reserves, and that upon this prin-
ciple both tho Little Chief and the "Chryso'
lite" are worked
National Republican., 1880-04-17
Ford's ern-Houso-"Plrates of PonzanCo,"

Ford's pern-HOuse-"IirRtes OF Ponzanco."
Another large audience witnessed the per-
formance Of tho Pirates Of Penzluce" last
evening" and very heartily applauded the
many beautiful choruse5 and solos Of tho
opera. There will be matinee this afternoon
On Monday the unique and musical comedy Of
Days Theatre New York, will appear In
Gonee5 comic op5ra "rhe Royal MILDLY"
There will be an unusually fine cast, aud doubt
less very fue performance,
National ThoGtro-Carncross' Mlnstreis.
There will be but two moro opportuuitos-
at The matinee to-day and This eYeuing--to
National Republican., 1880-04-17

This paper, which has already secured m
immense circulation, especially among tho
soldiers of the country. to whose interest it is
specially devoted, has been sold to new COM
pauy, composed of Mcssrs. G. Flint, of this
city, G. Rowland, of New York city, and NJ.
d. Helm, of Indiana, who propose to, if posi-.
bic, make it still more useful aud interesting
in its work for tho soldier, and rs a welcome
guest at tho family circle. We understand
the new company starts with circulation of
100000. Tho paper is issued monthly. Price
fifty cents per year. Address Tho National
Tribune Company, Washington, ID. @.
National Republican., 1880-04-17

epjoy the exceptionally fno entertainment
given by the Carncros4 Minstrels. The songs
are very beautiful, while the various ecoontri-
cities of Hughey Dougherty, Matt Wheeler.
James Quinn, Eugene aud their colaborcrs
are cxcruciatngly funny.
Emma Abbott English Opera.
This over-welcome lyric organization will
return TO Washington for ono week on Monday
next. The novelties 10 be given are "Daugh.
ter of the Regiment" Romeo and Juliet and
Carmen" Daughter of the Regiment will
opon tho season on Monday with Emma Abb
bott in her new success Of "Staiic," iu which
she will introduce IN tho "Lesson Scene"
"rhe Last Rose of Summer" Tom Ear,
Pauline Maurel, Emily Gilbert Messrs Stod.
dard end Rysc In tho cast. Tuesday Paul
and Virgnia;" Emma Abbot as Virginia.
Wednesday evening" for the benefit Of Mr. Cas-
tie, Romeo and Juliet" and the fourth act Of
"Trovatore," the entire company appearing IN
the two operas. A Philadelphia exchange has
the following in reference to Romeo and
Tuliet:p ~ Emma Abbott has scored another
tremendous success. She has just sung the
rolo of Juliet" in Gounods "Roineo and
Juliet" Her success, and that Of the opera,
was immediate aud tremendous. 1u tho great
scenes she was encored over aud over; and the
love duo of tho second act, with William Cas-.
tic, earned them 6vo recalls, There Is no
love.naking on tho stage precisely like Emma
Abbotps. Thcro is fervor and yrdisemblonce
about II which never fails to carry the house
with her with resis less sweep; and she has
withal purity Of manncr-gs of method
which takes the conrsepcss of simple passion
away from all she does" Carmen" on Thurs
day evening; Zelda Soguin as Carmen.
Lincoln Hnii-ThursbY-Ole Bull.
Attention is called to the fact that tho sale
of seats for tho magnificent concert at Lin
coin Hall, on Wednesday next, begins at Met
zerott's music store to-day.
. Theatre Comique.
Tonight will afford tho last opportunity to
witntss the strong bill at tho Comiquc, as
nearly all tho present corps close their en-
gagemcns. From first to last fun rcigns
supreme, aud 10 one will regret an evening
at this cosy resort.
National Republican., 1880-04-17

A full meeting of the District COmmis.
sioners was held yesterday to take into con.
sideration somo steps to break up the tramp
nuisance now so prevalent in this city. 1t
was decided to instruct Major Brock and tho
police under him to arrest all idlA and disso.
lutte persons found loullng about the streets
and take them before Judge Smell, who has
promised TO send them to tho Worlihouso.
Vigorous measures will be rosorted to- and
the war is 10 eommenoo immediotely.
National Republican., 1880-04-17
SERVICES To.morrow

All Souls Church-Rey. Clay Macauley will
deliver discourse on The Life and Character
of William Ellery Chanting" at All Souls
Church tomorrow morning. An original
hymn, by Mr. Macauley, will be sung, and tho
church will be appropriately decorated
E-streot Baptist Church, + street. between
Sixth and Seventh-Hev A. f. Mason, pastor.
In the morning will bo held a servico of
sacred song aud Scripture readings subject
THE Creation" In the ovoning the pastor
will preach on the same subject.
National Republican., 1880-04-17
InstaIIntIon Ceromonv,

At the IL H. m. service OF the Reformed
Episcopal Church Of the Redeemer, chapel of
the Y. NJ. C. A., Ninth and streets, Rev
Arthur Foster, who has accepted call to the
pasiorato of this congregation, will be installed
as rector by the Right Rey. j. A. Latane, as.
sisted by Rev. w. NJ. Postlethwart, of Balti'
more. Bishop Latano will also preach at 1880
p. m. Seats will be free and strangers well
coined
National Republican., 1880-04-17
A Base -nalLeague.

The baseball league of tho various Depart,
ments Of which mention was made yesterday
as probability, has now become an institu-
tiou in reality. There assembled last evening
Mt tho residence of +. $. Fletcher, esq. No
1911 Eighth street northwest, number Of
gentlemen representing the Treasury Depart
National Republican., 1880-04-17

For the largest assortment of English,
French, German and American cassimeres,
worsteds tricots, piqucs, cloths, coatings, suit
ings, ETC.; for the newest styles in materials
and cut; for the best and most stylish fitting
suits; for strictly frst-class trimmings and
workmanship, We commend our reader TO tho
firm of Dcvlin g. Co.. of New York, who have
a branch oflico at 1920 + street.
National Republican., 1880-04-17
1000 Pairs

Ladies', Misses aud Chidron's shoes selected
from our stock to be sold ut once Mt and below
cost, TO make room for our immense spring
stock which is arriving daily We must have
room. Cali carly at T. s. GartrolPs, 900 Sow
euth street. corner of |.
National Republican., 1880-04-17

j. d. Free, jr., the well-inown stationor, has
removed from his old stand, No. 1913 + street,
to his new store, No. 1347, opposite tho Ebbitt
House. which he has completely stocked with
fine goods of the latest styles.
National Republican., 1880-04-17

WE HAVE PLACED FORTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS WORTH SPRING CLOTHING on OUR
COUNTERS SIN CE APRIL /, ElSEMAN BROS,
CORNER SEVENTH AND Z.
National Republican., 1880-04-17

Finger Ornaments.
Solid gold rings, 1000 styles, from So up
R. Harris & Co.. 435 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-04-17

The fire at our store last night will In no
way interfere with our regular business We
will be pleased to wait OH all who may call
A. Saks & Co., 3lG Seventh street nothwest.
National Republican., 1880-04-17

Si5o-2Ii- Carat Solitaire Diamond Ring,
gem cut unusual brilliancy and perfect. Jacobs
Bros, 1929 Pennsylvania ave.
National Republican., 1880-04-17

IS AND up for Pants, $50 and up for Over.
coats, $3.50 and up for making and trimming
Pants. j. A. Greisbauer, 435 Ninth street.
National Republican., 1880-04-17

! Special Bargains in Shoes
at J. Brooks Now Shoe Store, S02 Seventh
street. Good Misses Button Boots at 81.
National Republican., 1880-04-17

FACTS are stubborn things" and so arc
coughs and colds, but tho latter will invaria-
bly, yield to DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup. which
costs but 25 cents.
National Republican., 1880-04-17

100 STYLES EoBBY SACK SUITS TO SELECT
FROM. EIsEMAN BROS, CORNER SEVENTH
AND i.
National Republican., 1880-04-17

S1O5-3-Carat Solitaire Diamond Earrings,
remarkable match, perfect cut aud very bril-.
liant. Jacobs Bros, 1929 Pennsylvania ave.
National Republican., 1880-04-17
buy Now to Buy Cheap.

The entire stock of shoes in Park Shoe Store
932 Seventh street, must be sold immod lately
to close business. Bargains are now in order.
National Republican., 1880-04-17

New Advertisements.
Portable range for sale.
j. ID. FREQ, ir,, removed,
Lincoln Hall--Pinalore.
Lincoln Hall-Grand mass meeting.
J. II. Craue, AGO Pennsylvania avenue.
Miss Annie X, Humphrey, 430 Tenth street.
streets.
Little Chief Mining Company-Notlco Of
dividend.
BEAUTIFUL DEsIGSs in fancy straw mat
ting at popular prices, Julius Lansburgh.
Merlden and Rogers slYer-Iluted Ware,
at K. Harris & Co.'s, 435 Seventh street, be.
tween ID and Il.
National Republican., 1880-04-17
CITY NOTES.

julius LASsBUReH, tho only importer of
China mattings in the District
National Republican., 1880-04-17

FoR full line of China mating at popular
prices, go to Julius Lansburgh, Oid.Follows'
Hall,
National Republican., 1880-04-17

There is no place where you can get rs good
bargains as at the Boys Clothing House of b.
Robinson & Co., 900 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1880-04-17

OUR sPECIALTY-s5 PANTS TO ORDER.
BISEMAN BROS, CORNER SEVENTH AND f.
National Republican., 1880-04-17

$40 CHILD SAILOR SUITS. EISEMAN BROS
CORNER SEVENTH AND Il.
National Republican., 1880-04-17

CoRsETs-Every desirable make. Douglass
Bros, Ninth and i streets.
National Republican., 1880-04-17
Firo no Drawback to Business.

THE Rowland Dental ASSOCIATION, 2ll Four.and,
a-hGlf street use only ). S. Whites artificial teeth
Philadelphia. Price 81 pOr sot,
National Republican., 1880-04-17
USRM EN1s.

$50 Pair solitaire Diamond Ear Rings,
pure white, IA carats. Jacobs Bros, 1929
Pennsylvania ayenve.
National Republican., 1880-04-17
Elegant Styles la Grent variety.

Hosiery Spring and summer styles. Doug
lass Bros, Ninth and i streets.
National Republican., 1880-04-17
TryIng 10 Got Kid OF TrRmpg.

CAST ASIDE prejudice and use Durangs
Remedy for rheumatism.
National Republican., 1880-04-17
Extra Heavy Gold stem.wlnders,

$35, with Elgin adjusted movements, gents
slze. r. Harris & Co, 435 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-04-17

S. BOYS BLUE FLANNEL SUITS. FIRM
COLOR. EISEMAN BROS, SEVENTH AND +.
National Republican., 1880-04-17

TAILORING DEPARTMENT. EIsEMAN BROS,
CORNER SEVENTH AND Il. EVERY GARMENT
CUT AND MADE IN TIE CITY.
National Republican., 1880-04-17

/ 800 ROLLS China mating just received by
julius Lansburgh, OadFellows' Hall
National Republican., 1880-04-17
"The National Tribuno.v

OUR 500 SUITS TO ORDER. EIsEMAN BROS.
CORNER SEVENTH AND L.
National Republican., 1880-04-17
Frees New store.

PARAsoLs-New and elegant designs. Doug
lass Bros. Ninth and L streets
National Republican., 1880-04-17

at the hall of Equal Division, No. g. Sons of
Temperance, where, under tho head Of good
of the order" interesting experiments in mes
merlsin were witnessed. Next Friday even
ing tho entertainment will consist of musical
renditions by the Washington Quartetto aud
wol-known Yocals SITS of the city,
National Republican., 1880-04-17
Baltimore ana Ohio Depot, corner New Jer-
sey Avenue and street.

-Tor tho ilmo q depariurs o. Trains zee ndyer-
ants
, 1880-08-10

" 80. L1a4l1a IFlf0t1Vh. =
Thera ID story told Of i tourist who, happopr
Ing 10 be Ut Llsb0n, wMa psNsent 0ne day ut h
slliiuH Ut tho Carries. Tho Lower Chan,ber wAA
prpylIlclal Postmaster. wtlae tnules had bet.f,
stnlen hy y 9unx nf Kypses- Tho irIyeleF le1t
thu ragus 0ilA sailed TO CA1ht0; thenco hU Wel3t
10 Paraguay, aud sumo nluntha later he was i,
Cattusth. lle crossed tho american coutluept
70 Now York. then proceeded 10 England. and At
tho expiration Ut Atuut eixhteon months 41
t,raSd up aguln at l.lauon, wheru hv found tho
Costea still xtAsEly 1sllberntnx Mser ths nll u.
Identifying tho puslm4Ater us YFAa ~ A0ttes
fur lhe Iuss G{ bis ulutes; tho moral OF which
lnantftstly IL. that Portugal, although appAr-
ently ~ PcacaSul and prosperous ttAt sha, ~
aud backward e4luAtsy.
, 1880-08-10
PORT OF CHICAGO.
AnuYvATg.

stmr sheboygar. Maniuwoo, sunlrics.
Rrop William CGgpei,, nanlsteo, .%a: lumber.
Prop Potomac. nutfu!D, sllnurEos;
Psop Messenger; "; J,osepf; .,,;sins ssarlea.
Frpp lnter.Ocuan, NuttM!p, light.
hrop :. =. W!iiiaias. ssuKstaek, K saaastss.
rroi, Iluckoye, MusEeEon, lumber.
ntop q. ] Trnesial!. 1setn may, .unlrto'. .,Ts
i%p i:Sp }shr ts'sxss"l dsases lsaao III 1 xst sa'
Prop hflIwuukno. juHalo, eliudrlca+
rrun U,,bu f.t,tyaip, Hundri0s,
Proi, 1.owelt, Port Huron, altndrles.
bchs Eclipse, 1udinxson lumber.
Setr F0t, Mlskegon. lumber.
Hehr rA,lns. stnnlstee, luMeof
sehr @ ts Nssoaa.s. nanaio, iiyht. ~
ssr ssr haay Eny' aiisr|% afR twaakea @ sYf sdt. ~
Sohr j, Mullen, slnskvaun, lutnhos.
Bchr Ii. Ii. Hall. Menon.iies, luu,ber.
sesr sesr K t.pS ReaWoo Ss.; waiic IsEo. !umbsr.
Bchr York stato, Muakegon, lumber. i
schr 4. hay, bluakegot., lumber.
Hchr Eury btrti, South Haven, lark.
Hchr II. q. Alhrocht, Auskegoll, lusnooR.
Schr A. L. Potter. Esc4inabn, !run ore.
Betr necnatta, MuskeKou, lumber. :.
Be}s II. L. Coy1lo, Buffalo. coal:
Bshr I 5. I i. l. Vau Valxon6argi, Marquette. Iron
| schr pnoonta, Marquette, iron ore.
sehr Itamednfy, tiross point, u7svel
Bchr Myrtle, huakeroH. lumber.
behr Leo. Muskcxon, lumbvr.
scht ltnokuway, MuskoRvn, Lumbar.
schr Mllan, L.idIpgton, lnnher.
| Bphr q. w. AdullH llulAlo. light
echr Jes3e IIoyt, Collar lt.ser, railroad tfes.
| bcnr itaene, Luttlngton. lumber.
schr Col. Hilaworth, Sturgeon Lay, lee
, 1880-08-10
NEW YORK.


Sffffdt UNpdtfh 10 1hk th(tdf1 Iftbhnft
NEW YnnK. Aug 9.-FinUn-ssalcz aif1cu our Inst Of
2iu brs at ntl srados wthn tho range of t00.s30
fur Inferior. tu fuzzy, mostly ut tslue1i % bfls
fancy crop Illinois waDt u s1D
ysty 9aoa ycias st eSSss S1sst Z
fancy dG; kllgGA0;.
GnA1S-Nhcat-Wlnto M. rcd Auctuated con.
sters.o5. openins MT A.9o hi. and yielding alout
A41{u h.i. md snl5lug nbout 10 but Anlss rs-
ported Of l!I4u0 tw Mt s1in4ss oil! cusK ut &l.lahl
auuat lSSuu bp No. aTed ~ 4io}N~ie9ts iuostlJ At
e!uts clu.!I4 ut &!Dt lid Ht,at; lVaDJ hn Nu7
Chicago und Milwaukee sprlsg ut as.ai41.0. raussly
Ghca.n at si!0asl.A Tho paxt weeks ux!sorts VI
hsa frS o ,sat!o pafr* r. fsshsa @ ~ y
eo.ns e ~ 4s; II a!gae G% T.
to a " xss5 5t s.sS 9S ns ~ II s 2 Tn
: ::It 81! ass IT. esetssa IL M
M 1 t; SSss
s*st st$ 9ssJ is.a ts: :
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III t q ii as: Il. Il ssss saS soss =
Vi s. III a g ss n ~ y S ,E"9Sr "
;s5ss sS 5:. 4s II X sss st;sa u
81 i ~ i i; 5s.;s;' :ss S ss
10 the Irfttfrn As,oe4ate.f FYtsa. 49,
NEW Y1xK. Any. n-gurt.,S-t}uies Ut II 1.!aa
!: fSs;s; s$ y$!$ :sS$s;:
rsses H. s,; sn .,s +, r, ,nyr, s,s9 \
y ss:sIs S?sS$S Y e.. :' ~ IT,
AHastss assn! md wan,,a
Fl " ;fSt 'sssSs Sss;;sF' $s #;
.S ;Ss'' 's'?;s; ; :rs S!':;
t;SiSf I'll; ia ssa
s:hMss ses,r1' H. safSsSs ss, s Si M
, 1880-08-10

i; s!s; 4 isSi:s sss fss
NEW yoHk.
NEW YonK,, ,Aur. .n-nEryrs-Hetelp.s: ~ 20 max. mak.
;sf az e. st,t s tFss
<n.er rsiec. o. an sraies excsnt THO Ges; hrr"sHs
Sna ";c M r" VIII " reeepis ssn ID.
sSs" E""f i ,.on. III lie hoa., and l
sa I m "t'ns f., ts nssf Se9s 9si
s%s;s ss': n sssis !ss
I've hogs III ionnnd nj bei.rs rf!ces; sales at s}tc'
EAkr LlNEttry,
AZ; S.sf "ssffh aa II h;oss @ S"s u. M
s:: f'& :sas W ss
sssS' 'Efsss Sa f&a ss H.
ss' :s. s's 'S's ''i iss s'
AIN '''" ST. LouIy.
1or1s ApE: :oCArTLE-sang!T alno1t m IT. cmssrc, Mn,
ycmmon n1 mcdinn grdcs a wh'eR nss ma. mGSn @
R!ssr1u 1uaei'ansea at as'e, Receipts, u1' 'h'p-
md sa.5 yerkss ~ e. 9ss;
ta .sssn heesipss Reesiina ss % Shipments, tsr i " ''
BALTIMORE.
,gs: S:.9sss''s 4ss sss ,ss
,;ss tst 5t n,,;t MSa'T igsa,S Sls'
HwiSE-fMIr supply md mactnio demand; quota
tuns Ia &Tc;- reeelEta. t.1ts :.
slIrEpANn LtAns-Hecnpts 1ost head, quota
toDs bhaep Y&t5lc; lnf1ffss 4rstac.
~ KASsAa CITY.
Srtetal Dtspateh to 7hs Chtedee Tribune
KAs*As CRY. Ane. a:-cATrLE-rho f'y!ss Gl.rrtnt
dull; native ahiUpcEs ti19I I3 native ftockcts Mnu
feeders, r 1kt3+u; nhttEo GUNS, Eu&1Wi arnss Tex
HoasNfieceipt+, LEI, shipments, 81: frmt choice,
kIHk&4.&5; mt18d. A-Sis4.A.
''' il CfECISLATr.
CtScrSSATI. Aug. 9--1Iu0s--Acttve and dr1ni COIN
mon, Ehst4 t15; light 4LxDattt pnckorA Att&4.
buiehufs', iiv. Ieca!p.t. 1,aN hehdt ehpnents- N
Lend. >,
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. a,-tf1GA-4teady at N,7Q3au
receipts, III; shipments. 1.AD.
, 1880-08-10
MARIN % NEWS.


Tho following engagements were reported
ycsserttny: To I1utfnlo-Propellcr AlpcnR mil
barge 1lannpr. rsc Mt q cents: aclinancta ". u.
OKilcn md j. n. ecntt. bnrgc Wcnonn, rropeficra
Milwaukee ant Comet, q ccuta: schooner II.
slausnr, flax Rocd Of, private terms. Cnpneity,
3,UD.1DO lu corn, 1000 l1i rye, Rild @ss,U0U bu
flax seed.
HOOK NOTES.
Tho schooner Nillnm Jones went lntD ,lFy.
dock mt Miller I,rothors' yard yesterday for re.
pairs.
MnntHteo to this purt ut fs.2h; tho atcAtn hhrEo
Annie Laurie anil schooner Gen. EiKel Ht "
from Ludngton,
, 1880-08-10

NEW ToRK. Aug, 1.-THE packaxe trade continues
fair. but buysrs arc Operating bparinxly ~ \ rule.
Cotton KoodA IN hteady dsE,aHd Mt generally ua-
puanup1 pEcea. PEthta In Irregular demand. 0n9haa
and rttltun urckh Eottd4 iutx we'll. Wa0len KO1dt
sluggish. flnnnol. h nodurato soQueat. Sossaxn
, 1880-08-10

DETROIT, Mlal,, AuH. a-fiHAtS-Wheat stropgt
No, wl,lto. u3tcs AMl{,ls gs}so September. ajcs
October Dcl No. uhlte nav. &i+05t old, 3Uaj Te-
espl4, ii, w but shipments. at,uh bu.
, 1880-08-10
INDIANAPOLIS,


. INDIANAPOLIS. Observation-Disclosures strong, No.
3rcd, eaG}fc, C0t4 steady at 32S0kc. OAts steady
At HA$cac.
, 1880-08-10
PEORIA.

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BALTIMORE,

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