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, 1880-05-16

FlOCH-Wns In moderate dgnnnd on local &C.
count with little inquiry for export ind ruled
In sympathy with wheat, though holders stated TINT
there was little chausc in prices. Rye tour WIS
stronger. standard brands selling at SLGD which Is
about l0c advance within week. Sales were report
co OF WI bFis double extras, partly SGEG1 Is; l
brs grade At STU; and In brs ryc-tuur partly ut
$leo Total. 10 hrls. Export hours we're quoted at
Sts3 j for extra, 1lnd s5Uka Ill for choice extra
OTHER BREA EADsTCFFs-Were steady. sules we're
reported OF cars bran Mt sl4.tks1ii0; G cars mid
d'ings ut $l4041a0; car wheat screenings II; $2ul;
curs do At saGN Coarse corn-n,cal NILS nominal at
Sl4.u] per ton track.
SrK1At; W1iEAT-Wus moderately active. and
Tashsf weaS ce'y IN the latter part OF the session.
sac for this n"nth and &C for ntxt with
rerurted strong ind u:l,es British n,,,rkcts steady
but New York WIS luwer, and the weather the est
ucscd here; Milwaukee, was quntcd down 10 II. llaf
hPot allowing fnir prot1t GU purchases In that mar
t. wss s,eicnt t, dere.s cheo Ftccs fr iii aho d
ltsertes The offerings nero r'.tier urEe and re-
dcte dimunltion u MRS than i sGsH 6u II our M
stoc1* n *9fe since the s:h inst Seller opened
1sy seid *i:si i ::s, \ Tue and Siose july est IT
= s2th cG:nf ns H. the insas Ssl1o5
closed Al slid and No. nosuinnlIy al about tic ia
g9o1 aoHse: e., Spot *alSs mers repo5ted of t BY
s. :ampie Sc IT, y Tosi al s md Sao Du
OTHER WAEdT-Wln1cr wheat WAS dull and lower
day. had been 'uc q denaand for the purpose Of
completing caryoes, and the market Is practically
VIZ Ii n 1o b. i; rqtsr III; r sa%es Il III Sd;
Flidsy 1ysapo2l r Tas auo.ed ar With good DE-
Tere large. lake freiehts we're stronger. ana hne
Eesiher. with sympathy With rbest- made free sell
, 1880-05-16
MILWAUKEE.

oPeel0t 1tSpdtcA 70 int chicago 1f16ufl4.
MINIATURES. Wis. May l5-The downward move
mcnt IN the wheat market continued to-day, and
Tor time un Change tho bulls were pretty badly
demorallzed. Juno wheat has sunk in value to lc
under May while at the closb yesterday it the
Same figure and the favoftt option. There
weak feenk liz throughout the dny and at the CLOSE Of
July $l0:5a. The cash sales Of No.. spring wheat
were large ut Sl.te In their weekly giun-cigcuiar
Messrs 4 * Shepard Il Co. have the Following In re-
The continued high prlce tn Chicago M compnred
great deal of wheat which under ordinary cisc.lm
stances would come here Cash wheat IN Chicago has
ruled 1aH;c per bu above Milwaukee, and reller June
closed IL higher in tut market than here. Shippers
And inv estors, NJ well us sreountors should rcmen-
Der that tho quality Of wheat Is superior of
corresponding grades in Chicago. The July option Is
Meeting with more favor, rs dealers bccomc aware
that but little wheat will be left market during that
month"; snd that lively export demand may then be
expected"
UD against .!eS us! bu year ago, and 61W0 bu two
years ago. The shipments have fniitn or ngain ow-
ing to the scarcity OF vessels, that the rapid dimn
utlon OF tho stock in store, noticeable week ago, has
ceAscd unt on the other hand there is ut present
gradual increase. Nevertheless there Is decrease
Tor the week nf over lkltEN bu. The provision
ket wis freular during OF the dry. but finally
became stenty at $l0.521 for cash and June mess
pork hnd Slu.G5 for July.
Flour il not good the market being nomiIaaIly So
lower to-day, and tending downward.
, 1880-05-16

BOSTON.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
BOSTON. May 15.-The stock market was fairly
active and firm in railroads. Atchison j. Tope
ka sold at l240l24z, 4, Atchison s. Nebraska ut u,
St Joe ut 6s:z, Chicago s. Burlingto ut IuDl19a,
fractions ut ~, Cincinnati s. SA1ldusky at 10A,
Michigan Central ut ", Wisconsin Central at u,
second series ut %. Flint g. Peru Marquette at
l5!:. New York s. New England at 3Bt55, Boston
s. Providence ut 1373., Old Colony ut H. East
crn at e..
In bonds-Hartford and Erie, asa@3ok; Atch-
ison first 7s, 115ai; New Mexico, 107i4 Dl071s;
Eastern AS, 9l5sG5A:; Union Pacific Is, .110A;
Kansas City s. Topeka. III; Burlington j. Mis-
souri, Is. new, s93si; burlington s. Missouri in Nc
l>r:ska 8s, los; New York s. New England Is. 109;
Fort Scott ~, 100.
Land stocks-Fairly active, with no changes of
importance
Mining stocks-Showed general improvement
over yesterdays figures
FOREIGN.
LONDON, May ,l5.-Consols, 80 5-18; account,
80 ZIG.
American securIties-New S. los; ANS, I1O4;
4s 109i5, Illinois Central. log; PENNSYLVANIA
Central, So; Eric. 81; do seconds, 80; Reading,
144.
PARIS, May 15-Rentes s5f 35c.
, 1880-05-16

From: Murk 7muin's M Tramn .ioroad:"
dered among the wotssis on the hills above the
Neckur. This new melancholy jacques did not
IND a subject for reflection in ''poor and bank
fancy, he discovered something to mnrulfzc
abult III the cronking Of ravens overhead AS
an instancc u Mark rwuu's powers of lmagin-
alive perception, tho passage about the conduct
OF the ravens is worth quoting:
The world WIS bright with sunshine outside,
but Il deep and mellow twilight reigncd In there,
hear my own brcathings. When had stood ten
minutes, thinking nnd imagining, and getting
my spirit i'll tune with tho place. aud IN the right
denly uttered i holrse crouk over my head. it
nude MO start: and then 1 WIS angry
because stnrtcd. l looked up, and the
looking down at lne. | felt something
Of the same sense Of humiliation and injury
which one feels when he finds that hrlnan
stranger his been candcstincly inspecting him
n his privacy. and mentally commenting upon
him: eyed tue raven. and the raven eyed me
Nothing was said during some seconds Then
get better point of observation, lifted his
Wings stuck his hend far down below his shoul-
aers ..I toWard me, and croaked az.in-a croai1
II ne had spoken in English he could not have
sud 51y more plainly than he did say in r,lven,
" gu, what do you want here:' fclt us foolish
responsible being. and reproved for it. However
inade nn no % rnply; would not bandy words wIth
F'tsen. Inc adversary waited while, with his
shoulders still lifted, his head thrust down he
tween them, and his keen bright eye liked on
me: then he threw out two or three more inslllrs
which could not understand, further tdan that
| knew portion nf them consisted or language
not used ill church.
:" stil made no reply. Now the adversary
raised hts head and called. There Tas IN an-
swering crOak from IL little distance in the wood,
evidently croak of inquiry. The adversary
explained with enthusiasm, and the other rnven
dn'pped everything aud came. The two snt
eide by side 0u the limb and discussed me rs
freely and oHensiyely as two great natur,ists
might discuss 4 new kind of bug. The thing
became more and more embarrassing. They
called IN another friend. This WAS too much.
saw that they had tho advantage Of me, and
50 concluded tu get out of tho scrape by walk
ing lou! our OF Of it. They enjoyed my defeat us much
as any low white people could hnvc done. They
crnned their necks and laughed ut me (for a
raven can hugh just like mnn}; they squuilcd
insulting remarks after me us long as they could
'ee me. They were nothing but ravens-l know
:nat-Whnt they thought about me could be
natter Of no consequence-and yet when even II
,arcn shouts after you, What hat!' o pull
lown your vest!' and that sort Of thing, 1t hurts
'ou and humlliates you, and there Is no getting
lruund 1 1t with fine reasoning. and petty argu-
nentS."
, 1880-05-16
NOTES FROM ABROAD.


Detroit Post: 1.-The bark Alexander cnrna ont Of the
lower drydock yesterday and cleared for Amherst
burg. She rnn aground last Thursday md her Cnp-
tain gives the following version OF the mishap: Tho
tug Mary A. Green, OF Toledo. while attempting to
tow the Alexander from that port to AmherstburE,
allowed the bark to aground Bar Point After
making vain attempt to release her he got the rug
Salty Jack to help him, but both tugs being unable to
pull her OF finally abandoned the effort The Alex
under subsequently lishtcred on but tt found
that she leaking badly thnt the pumps had to
be kept going day und night In order to keep her adon
until she taken into the lower dock, when It
was found that large ho;e had been stove In her
bottom ut the starboard bow. Within about Of her
stern Inrge stone found tmbedded In Of her
pauks; also nrge piece of wndlass cnsttng which
had evidently been lost from some schooner which
may have been wrecked where the Alexander
EfoInds ab"n1 shth Of mile FIT OF the 9Soys
is covered With bouideTs and small slones,"
LARGE nErA1ns
@ The Canada e Southern Rai1way Ferry Transfer has
oTernanled. Her deck will be entirely rebuilt: her
puE 10 b oe o Der iii Be
and oc Med up with now fnes and the timoers under
plaeed with new ones and Tie whole b9at w be
will cost in the neighborhood Of Sa,UM-
GLEXSISGs.
The The schooner American loads Ice at Clayton for
The seamens Union at Toronto agree to the rate Of
osweso trndc has been large this spring. The ar
5sa,s % Nix as s yeas we're the arrivals
Shipments Of iron have commenced at Kingston
for United Stu,cs ports.
The schooner Flying Scud which Mt ashore near
Bath. Cnn.. about TWO years has been rebuilt by
Curt William Ostrander, OF Picton, lnd huy been
launched
The tug \. S, Sumner broke her wheel ut Morris
burg on Wetlno sdny.
The schooner Florence is being rebuilt at Mill
The schooner Richardson tnkes mntnmast ut
Kingston
hcrst Island. Lake Ontario, Sunday.
C1pt- James NJ Carroll. who recently resigned his
position keeper OF lAfe-SuyLnR station So. 5, Mt
Bufu!0, Is About to resume the yessel-nYcncy b1lst
ut that port.
In regart TO shortages Kingston has thus fns been
free frnn tlc accu:alon Of benG place where they
mndy. Ont Of oOO bushels or grain, tue total
shortage vas but ~ bsshes: The lazest in ,ty
vessel bclng Hfty live bushels, and the average
below hfteen bushels. Two vessels has an Ovurpus,
one OF thirty-four bushels und another Ut tllreu
bushels.
, 1880-05-16
Yesterdays Transactions in Grain
and Coarse Freights.
Remarkable Performance Of the
Schooner Ford River.



ran freight, ycstcrdav rl, tjru, MT az and scent.
49, e. - , 49,, -, -, 1,na, 1-n,s nan,rod ~
~ - t., .o .aat a ,.s, =" .sn"a as 80, y. .so,,
,rha cn.ore,oem1s ...-o ~, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mer
lean Union (cnrl5 corn Mt y. cents: schooner holly
/ Ia und propeiicrs Fountain City and An.bIu ut
~ cehts' sehooefs sunrise anu ~ ae'fs' ;u.n ~
~ cehtS ano 10" uli'S paf; sclooner eote" eceec'
| wheat at i cents: propclers Dean Richmond. New
. 80 " u, NJ .' -. ~ o' .os> ~ 1,,,. e r.,,t1 ~ ~ nnn
fa'e' ~ anuusasmec""one1 NMpu % S"'apD1 9, ~.
| Mt ~ cents. To sArnia-lfopcHer Grantto
| State nnd propeller Milwaukee and cousort O. J.
hae' corn on through rate. 49, 70 oGoacfen.schooncr
or Potomac corn at cents' tnpae,t9' ~'ou oushes
wheat uU bushels corn, and IS 5o bushels OATS Par-
ties having wheat ut Racine and Milwaukee for de-
n nveTy m Gse nn lnain E ~ mner thcr innp,nx
the he aanr"r ~ b"ckne ind de;ay hs schu"nnr
sMsse n,a M IL iomn.g wtn "he"t"s heaosha 1of tn's
pGft p ~ - r.. re: tt1e WA, dime for the yeo
son annt vessei enPtss f ~ ase sesntE @ cn chHy
s @ bee",nH sna ss c n1 n1s a be nnv
@ d ns ama @ IT. c,onG@r phm1ir for hmsd
; per l.ooo feet eoor u,opx
remarkable performance T. to be set down to the
credit of the schooner Ford River Tuesday morn
! :a1.0m feet OF Iun,bor, Which WIS dt~charHed
r. noon Of the following ~. das nSednesiar} " S,s Sns
then TOOK IN cargc nf la0 bushels ot Wheat when
day: Thursday evening .e again set sail for liaciae.
TEX on another s':n o. 0 bushels "t Ml,eat Sn
Ht the 5 "f con n f
and in the evening sct sill for Iodcric. When this
performance t* beacn. THE TRIBUNE will be pleased
VARIOUS ,rrsuArs.
Fairly ra.terdav morning Tho tuu Mart}n C.rean WAS
,oxnd a nnrt sdi.nn%s IN o urhnnry hnnl |he
wv d id ~ nt 1,o on ~ mane
necdta rcnnrr ' - ~ o ~ o> ~ ~
, 1880-05-16

Gltddon and consorts; schooners Helen Ffstt- Elo1
DownPropeeEs Sparta md eons9rt. rs salins and and
F5sa Ns9 ana MAY
scnGonerS s1v;0a@SSrti,, y & Mei1 ebf; weather tno
VIZ 1sSss ia ess:sls ths: M'
ssRfs Ia @Si S'oS fhSmf; ohu
Pridson Wild Seiie Gardner. cormorant and consott
tuE lp%Myer1n Sp,asySe 1nd l1sSf: SSFsc, c,wcatberne.
DETROIT.
Spscfal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
Msh Msy Beoon I'd Ssrsss
s1 sKass aaa s9s IT, As
yanasse! h{aok Gaa'ts5 natia
es!nS csiease and Hao1slt and
Dayeen snd SHos aRd IT,
Wabs Shela9n ia TaoWaf e i V yoRdef{b Rdef{
GE5snssE, RS eo. &sofse e,1 D; 1,ias Massell.
BUFFALO.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
BUFFALO, May observation-disclosures Golden
I Ciearsnschrs Iovelard and G. Pn,ter: coal Mil
waukee; C. C. Barnes, conI. chicago c. n. Ryan, Mar
Canal frelghts we're firm At ~ esots ~ o2 % Theat s
4oas to ~ Sopsf pr on pro-
vt:'Sasi sans :aD,Rsats :bS pen teg iS g. H." York
CLEVELAND.
Special Dispatch 10 The Cnfen0o Tribune.
CLEVELAND, O., May bt-schooner Ed Kelley Es-
cIeafedMPropcllers Commodore, waverly. Chicago,
eos G'egslaaa nd, 70 70
eenis: Emerald. Si.,1 Coal 10 bay cisy. d cents.
PORT COLbonSE.
Special Dispatch tn The Chicago Tribune.
efsaSs 5s;s fs.@ k!@s;sea IT,
o.
1Es L q will
tams r2n s nn 9sTsSS 70 Gaesso
MARQUETTE.
Sptetal Dispofch to The Chicago Tf&b.tne.
*s.s S@i;a ,% Hs:;sS ;s!ssssfs RssSs'
Gsefse i. Ely, and Minnehaha.
E rs L. e. s george
Passed up-propellor racInc.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune
DULrTH, Mimi, May r: l5-ArEiyed to-day.rfopel- Fl
f!e3hs III @pie ] stass Sanaio %
smith, %
cleared-Propellor City of Winnipeg, Colltngrood,
EscAsAuA.
Special Dspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
II, ESCANAEA. SEA Mich, May l5-AFriVed-schooners g.
a.s ,as ssb.xs ses %'s:ls1
noEGuToS.
Special Dispatch tn Tbs Chicago Tribune
Ssv y Ne My Ind 4 9s
Cleared-EInpfc Stute.
OSWEGO.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
0BwEGo. n. r, May 1h-The schooner Penokeo left |
today for Milwaukee with coal.
CANADIAN PORTS
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Trtbun4.
COLLISGwOuD. Ont, Mny NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. {
from Chicago, lSUu bushels corn. lis bar
rels Hour, md about 4J tu.s other freight.
Special Usputeh to Tie Chicago Tribune.
Port DALHUUslE, Mag 15.-Bound Mp-Bchooner |
Joseph Wade. Charlotte 10 Chicago, coal. !
Bound duwn-schOoner J.*aar, Chicago to Kingston, I
corn; propeller Lake Onturio. Chicago to Kings !
ION, corn; propeller Lincoln. Chicago to Kingston. !
:OrD.
Special Dispatch to The CHICAGO Tribune.
KINGSTON, Ont, May B.-uepartures-StcAu1-
Ow, for Chicago, light.
Sptcfat DHputeh to The Chicago Tribune.
PORTSMOUTH,, Muy la-Departures - Schooner
3anga1ore. Chicago, pig iron; Hyderabad. Chicago,
,iX iron.
, 1880-05-16
UNUSUAL SURGICAL OPERATION,

BALTIMORE, Md, May l1.-An unprecedented
event In the history Of medical science Is re-
ported here. -Four weeks ago Mrs. Ballard, wife
of coachmakcr. glve birth to u female child
of unusual size. Upon tho reports of the mid
wife, physician was called, and tho fact was
established that second child was prcsent-a
case Of abdominal or extra uterine pregnancy.
The patient was removed to Vnccnts Hospital,
aud on Iucsday'th operation Of crsarfan sec
ton was performed by several physiclns, und a
large boy was taken from among the viscor,s.
Both children are living. and the mother Is doing
we'll Iho case vi i'll attract great attention
throughout the meelical world.
, 1880-05-16

Short ribs, settler juno. closed Mt $...s.s Long
clelrs quoted Mt $s1Q l0o.e and $50 boxed; Cum
picklcd hnus quoted III sts ekc for l7git average;
.Ac ''
bncon quoted at 49la5c for shoulders, Gs;aE<c for
short ribs for short clenrs Ha4c for hams, all
CanvAsed and packed.
GnEAsE-1uiet~ We quote white at 515,&c, and yel-
low at 4a4lc.
BEEF-Wns quiet Mt *a2239 as9 for mess ss75aao3
1or Axtfa mess, ana si1'o9 lh,25 for hams.
AL4Dw-Quiet md steady Ut 5lt95Nc for city md
51l4y5jbt for COUNTRY,
, 1880-05-16
PORT OF CHICAGO.

Stmr Chicago, Manftowoc sundries-
stmr Ssn Mussrx2n '! MaskfSon, % sundrss
FEE ufS 5GsfRH ssn
rop RS s~aIieN fs white psxes2n Iake lambe9
Prop Goiin Campbell. I.udtngton. lumber.
t1op j. I: Britisir: White Lake: Timber.
Frop sate banehsaas sBaaio ssna9e.
Prop Granite State. Port Huron. sundztes
Prop Chns. Kietz, siansstee. lumber.
E5sP ! AsnDoa %sboaaa hpo Nao,,;ss ,aass 5ss..r
schr L. J: CiaEk, Cheboycan. lumber.
schr n II: Portch, ChcboyTnn railroad tias.
srs Maniesee
Schr Contest Muskegon. lumber:
sF Gs''saSSe an'stss ey 1yssa iaeer
Schr Ford River. Racine, wtent-
scbr i A. Giimoro. Gia' sskfs% sfasansttc % iumoer. '''
Schr Planet ,Menomlnee, lumber.
chr schr Sonore @ e.; :Aenominee; H,o n,ln ipnbes; l
SIR {, 6: Nlixe! Gross viliase; 6erk,
$sSr $S E FL. !; iiSii: I3:s iiSrsa, MssI ''"'
Sehr F1ia Mafk Eafan IT, a9e noe
Ss$: HSsa
es, sehr 4. 1 Brad!es ds%fa Ma.Eceon. Eavs, wood.
schr Maj. N. L. Ferry, White Lake, lumber.
AcTCAL sA1L1SGa-
Prop Annie Laurie. Muskegon-
sehr sehr 5o:ess y na:e Witt VIII nam'tn' I:aRt
Schr 3. Brnwn. Aeonz Bay.
SehF sehF Soah Sns hGat f;src1 naaf,Ge K S;}e
sehr ! Y. Jonc=, Muskeeon-
sssE sssF for.' s. It. iioEiand, EySr .afs; E;cap.o.
schr scsr I'M imps5iai' t,;l,; 3 M9Sine; yS;ta -.
fehr e hipbard. Beaver island
Schr City of roieao Sianistee.
SchF Minerva. Muekegun.
, 1880-05-16
THE UNION TRUST COMPANY BANK.
No11neast corner Madson and Dearhorn-sts-
Receives savings deposits snd allows interest on same
at the rate Of ~ cent subject to The rules OF the
oank. G. NJ WILSON, Cashier
BIZ TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

speefdt Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW YORK. May l5-Yesterday's buyinp
movement, which had Its rise in the covering ~
some 1900 shares by a pool, one Of whose mem.
bers left to-day for Europe was continued for
only few minutes this morning. The market
End strong opening, but duilness succeeded,
and even weakness, the coal shares and Erie
being maintained presumably to cnable leading
operators to put out a fresh line Of shorts.
The dealings of the day were very dull, and
towards the close there WAS decided weakness,
A feature Of the day has been the break down Of
Canada Southern. which fell of 5 per cent The
Granger stockss to be getting less steady, and
the yielding Of almost al stocks whenever sup
parting orders were momentartly wanting
, 1880-05-16
MIL " A e II !. E+
Snsffdf D{6ndfch fa The fthfcdda e

Special D'spafch TO Tho Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE. Muy t5.-The schooner a. ". Lucky.
lately rebuilt Mt Mantowoc, arrived here last cdnes-
day With n cargo Of lumber, after dsscharRing
which sho was towel to Wolf i Dnvilson's yard to
repair hor ccntrc-board, which would not work.
The schooner Little Geossy tschooner David
Vance, JE} WIS In dry-dook ut Wolf UaYidso +.
yesterday to hnvc her bottom tstked.
The Office ut the Milwaukee Tug Boat COMPANY
has been redtted und rcfurnished THROUGHOUT and
Manager Meyers feo's happy over hls elegant quar-
The tug L. N. Martin i, still In tho Marshars
U.S.. Marshal Fink went to Chicago this morning
vice p S nsk r. Mrt tx y snf k I'll ts X, Mton
E1cha.:e, lately purchased BY Capt Charles sioody
Chief Engineer Shepard of the yacht Watson, bu,
Gaet; Joh1 Y Tattie r:surned yesterday from trip
Capt.. Martin Blackburn made flying vist to Chi
rhe s,eaa-6srse Mary Jarcckt left for Escanaba
The .eow Durham is in dry-dock at the Milwaukee
c2,m''ranys ,''. n.y., ya5d :ate t"r C ealkinR.
on s M : s ss sss his
he ss HaxE just and fes as'ed
ewneFs a q tho vessel elan s9 damages The
tine speG'ed in the contract hence the libel Sue
s 5syH f II J. u safS &s;
The schooner Evangeline went into lry-dock hero
Today to be given nav frames aft, and the scur IT,
H. ]unham tor MI Oscfllutli1.g.
The new SteAn-bur1G Minnesota measures L LIZ tons
AMHERsrBtnG.
Special Dtspateh to Tho Chicago Trtbune.
AMHEnsrBync, one, aIuy 1.-THE schooner Au-
Ensta. with --uul bushels OF corn from Toledo to
hmfston Inn round frIday might at North Harbor
wass9.n9 tug pr,nse A!fred went TO her asst=.ncoa
IL owned by Capt sylvester eclon. OF ST. Cuti,ar3ncs
IeaknR. ~ " ''"~
Tie Canada Southern ferry transfer boat left for
amount OF &AJU0]. ~ ~"
The present appropriation for L1mc-Kiln CROSSING
VIII oe WORKED out IN Il month. An effort Is belnE
made 70 have the 5000 appropriation voted Inst ses-
slon available by June ~
Jessie reports twenty tugs the upper end Of LIKE
Erie looking for t0ws In vnt n. ~
PUHT HURON.
PORT HERON. 3lich., May 1.-THE propeller On
12nasDn With s"w Ct lumber hares bound down.
6arSe IL !: tay, bound down The former struck
hold. ~ -" "e1
- Passed Up-Propellers Vanderbilt, Nashus Jane.
Z: Fay ana co1sort George King with Il ". Snge and
consOrt AAcktnaw and cOnsorI, Chicago with j. II
JOY and consoTts, D. u. Wilson and cpn.orts j. "
, 1880-05-16

To the rescue with Hale's Honey of Horehound
Pixies Toothacho Drops cure in one minute.
, 1880-05-16

! FOREIGN.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune
| LIVERPOOL. May l5-il:10 4. m--FLouR-No.1 L L.
| Cd; No. =, los.
| Observation-Disclosures NO. j, los I'd; No. IS I'D;
spring. No l. los; No. =, IS; white, No l. los Id; No.
es 3d club No. l, lbs Cd; No. 2 l0 Corn-New. No.
| Is 1lHd; No. :. ~ lid,
PKov1stoSs--iork, 63s. Lard. SIS 3D..
LIVERPOOL Mny l5-Common holiday.
REFINED pErsoLEUM--G1sd. ....
LONDON, May 15.-TALL0W-Fine American. N442a
SCGAn-Centrifusui III I'D.
ANTWERP. Mny 15.-PErltoLEUM-l7Hf.
The following were received by the Chicago Board
Of Trade:
M LIyEooi ~ e May 15wheas strGng req Tinss.
advanced ID: Corn IN fnIr demand ind drm, Careoes
und n r. s9cd "a dsnGd. a rae Gotn m r
fteadT H. q nrrve-Mhea. and corn qa.e and steady
s61 1iF cSss:s d @ haeGH Ssc s T.; C. Us I'd
ca}SrS' ci ny N IL a
Mnte 1 ~ e. $ y n Nc Ia co5a
steady.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, May 15.-CorroS-Flrm at II I3-1G&
II l-l6c Futures steady; May, u.isc; June ll.s3c;
July, iac; August, 194c; September, 45o October,
lnssc; November. l07sc; December. lu1sc-
FLoUIs-Dnll; receipts. E,on br!s; super State and
good to choice. S0ka7.t0; white wheat cxtra- 1859
b25 extra Ohio. s5ous6.75 ST. Louis sLSo$700; Min-
nesota patent process. ii. 003S.50.
GRAIN-Whcnt declined i&I2c fair export business:
receipts, :s,UD bu; ungraded spring, stH9lE'; No.
. spring. slts@l.l3}@; ungraded rcd, Sl-1aDlI; No.
3do, slsG No do, Sl555lI5; ungrndcd white. &l.2l
@ia,; No: DO. sl.21; No. do <l.aisetf ~; No:
red May. June, 81 :a;s. ~ July, g. ~
s!s ssa saxS; fffSss NJ eesssSfs :
esSSc No. = May 5l4t5lAc; June. Ec July. +s7ss4Ac.
Oats nrsetted; receipts. ailU bm: mixod Western,
4'G aIa1sc; white Western. f;&@jlc.
llAf-Activo ind trim al tUc.
HolS-nuct: ycariilgs, seclac; Eastern md West
eFn. 2'"ekc; New York StAte, zI;esssc.
@15l3c job Euts LA,tlsc. Surnr dull and weak; far
70 Ruud reclining 1g75sc. Moiasses quiet but steady
Ntct nouitnu!ly unchanged.
PETHoIEuM-Quet but firm; united, 7G5{c; crude,
61{@754c; retined, 1hAat7.:c.
TALLOW-Steady ut Ga6 3-1Gc
KEStS-Noniinaliy unchanged.
I'll 'ltPEST1SE-Dull Ut .s;s4.
EGGS-Qufet but steady ut 10G11c.
IEATHElt-Steady: hemlock sole, BueuoB Ayres
4MAc.
Wool.-Quiet; domestic fleece, 4S957c; pulled, 3o@
b2e; unwHshed, 1sesS5c; TexAs. 1SG35c-
fh0vfslDSS-fDrk quiet but steady: new mess
quoted III $ll.25 Beef quiet but steady. Cut meats
auet long cear midd}cs. II ~: short clear mtddles.
Ety. Lard dull; primo steam. s: 81.
BUTrEii-Nomfnally uncfluQXed.
CHEEsE-Stcaly nj lleen,lc.
NHlSkf--Numnnia at $tl!eSLl5.
METALS Manufactured copper dull and nominal:
new sheathng, SslM: ingot lake, l93c. PlK-Iron
quiet; scotch *sladaA.0 American, s3tss2a0n. kus-
S1msMtut 11aiSs-,fi yfbe425; clnoh. sssssa,s
, 1880-05-16
COMMERCIAL,

The following were the receipts and shipments
of the leading articles of produce in this city
during the twenty-four hours ending al o'clock
Saturday morning, and the corresponding time
last ycar:
, 1880-05-16

Money, 4Gj per cent CLOSING at Z; pflmo mcr-
camille paper, 5Y5A.
Sterling exchange, sixty days, dull at 1854,
demand, 4SS
The following is the weekly bank statement:
$2,sSG.500: iegatcndcrs, increase, 81 81, ,:o; de-
posits increase s., 800; circulation, decrease,
now hold $l0, e3s ;s,55 n excess Of their legal
qurements.