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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-20
OLE Chilly GBronitle,
ENTERED at the Post ONCE at Knoxville, Ten
aessee, as Second-class matter .....
FRIDAY. FEB 20. 1880.
THAT DEMOCRATIC STEAL,

The democratic majority in the
house Of representatives has the
power to steal the seat held by Mr..
Washburn, who was elected by
3,0l2 majority, and to give it to
that unmitigated blatherskite, Igna-
titus Donnelly. So has the burglar
the power TO steal the goods of an
honest man after he has broken
into his store,housc. So has the
robber, when he has overpowered
his victim, to take his effects But
might is not always right. For the
present, the democrats in congress
may profit from their stolen goods,
as any thief may until he is de-
tected and gets into Jail, but let
that appear as the policy of the
party, and there will be a reckons
ing next November. The OBJ
.iect in this case is to neutralize
the vote Of Minnesota in
the house of representatives, in case
the election of president should
be thrown into that body. But let
this piece of villainy be consum-
mated, and all doubt about the
presidential election will be removed.
Unless the republicans do something
very foolish, there is now no doubt.
The people of the north have
very little confidence in the demo.
cratic party. Its record of
war, revolution, violence, force and
fraud does not commend it to PEG.
pie anywhere, where they are
interested in the peace and pros.
perity of the nation. A majority
of the people already believe that
democratic leaders have about as
much regard for free elections as
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-20
Republican State Convention.
oFFIcr srATn RE. LIZ. Con-.

NASHVILLE, TENN. Feb 6, 1880. J
A Convention Of Republicans OF
Tennessee will be held at Nashville,
ia the hall of the House of Repre-
sentatives, at ~ O'Clock, m, on May
5lh. next, for the purpose Of naming u
candidate for Governor Of Tennessee,
and to select twenty.four delegates to
attend the National Republican Com
vention, which meets al Chicago, Ill,
on June %. Also, to transact such
other business as may come before 1t.
The ratio OF representation in our
State Convention will be one delegate
from each county in the State, and one
addItioDal delegate from each county
Tor every two hundred votes, or frac-
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-20
City Gireftury.
- KNteHTs OF HONOR.

hNEWHES UF HUNV~s
DELlEF LODGE No. 1863. &. of INJECT
H. on the first and Third Friday nights OF each
month at Teatonia Hail corner Church and aay
Streets. ,ss IS
r. A Brown III D; Harvey Clark, Reporter
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-20
Chancery Sale OF Valuable
store House and Lot
ON MARKET sQUARE IN THE CITY OF
KNOXVILLE.
No. 29l.
E.A. Yost ". A. s. urdiburs ct al.

R.A. Yost ". A. s. Hrdibur8 ct al.
DUR~UANT To A DECREE PRONOUNCED
j 10 the above cause at the .anuary term. 1880,
OF thu Chancery Court ct KnoxvlDf, Tenn
will FslI. at public auction, to the highest d.
der, 10 frontOt the curt house door in Knox
vile.
ON SATURDAY, The 18Th DAY OF MARCH
NkXf. Al ii O'CLOCK A.NJ
IL bar Of TIE 'qIity q redemption, the, store
House and Lot mentioned and described in
the pleldinss, situated in the city Knoxville
front nE z5 fest on tho wort tide Of Market
Squ,re, ruoning back Ia feet TO an alley, bound
ed on the nth by . lot formerly owned BY Da.
vid Nelson and on the north by n lot formerly
owned by q. W. tintoD and wife. and being the
property which was conveyed on the 2sth dsy Of
August, 1874, by WIN. G, fman 10 defendant lie
anah hudibuTg.
TERMS
Said sale will be made upon a credit Of siX,
twelve eighteen and twenty ur months, taking
from he purch lser notes, with approved secu
rlty, ard retaining lien as further security.
ANS M. L. PATTERSON,
fsbl4dIw4 Clerk and Master.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-20

the devil has for the Christian re-
ligion. They are for success at any
cost. II by free election they can
succeed, they manifest no objec-
tions to a free ballot. But should
democrats be defeated, democrats
are ready to set aside elections upon
the flimsiest pretext, and disfran-
chise thousands of honest citizens,
as. is proposed in the Minnesota
case. $50 sR ga ~ -
There may be pore honesty in the
house of representatives than there
is in the committee on privileges
and elections, and this political theft
may yet boz thwarted. w Sthink
there are a few honest. men at
least on the Democratic side
who will rot be parties to such
Infamous rascality. When we learn
the number and their names we will
be glad to give them credit. Now,
we are3waitihg patiently for, some
honest democratic newspaper editor
to vent his Indignation against the
base act of this congressional com
mittee.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-20
MAIL LETTINGS.
NOTICE TO TRACTORS.

Proposals will be received at the Co n
tract Office of this Department until p.
m. of March 30, 1890 for carrying the
mails of the United States, between the
Post Office and Railroad Depots as specified
by the Department, in the City of Knox
vile from July l, 1880, to June, 30, 1884
Copies of the advertisement, instruction:
to bidders, with forms for proposals and
bonds and all other necessary information
will be furnished on application to the
Post Office at said City or to the Second
Assistant Postmaster General.
ID. M. KEY,
Postmaster General.
Jlh3 .d5WBsl
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-20
Administrators Notice

A Ill PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE ES-
"A tate of j X. P. Jett deceased. are hereby
nOtifi.d g. come forward ard IN he payment
and sil those having claims against the same are
called on 10 dc them with the under ignei,
pr perly al the ticsted.
-. II. w. CLARK Administrator.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-20

SIS 10 500 per ds z at, a. hG %SS,,s Samples
STIEsoN Il Co, Portland, Maine,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-20
A sDIsINTERE sTED STATES
MAN.


see, there was statesman named
| John R. Beasley. He was prom1
inent man on the democratic side
of the house-rthat is, he took an
active part in making himself heard
on any and all questions. before the
general assembly. N0ne could not
be long in his presence without
being impressed with the fact that
he Was weighed down with his re-
-sponsibilities TO the "dear people"
He was ready at any and all times
stosappear as their champion. His
bearing was that of one who is
clearly of the opinion that he is one
of the elect. His love for The
people was especially manifest
whenever the state debt question
was under discussion. His antipe
athy to paying debts was great.
His philipicS against the bloated
bondholders were far more eloquent
and acrimonious than those of the
great orator Of ancient Greece; at
least, he evidently thought SO.
There were persons then wicked
enough to question his sincerity.
There are those still who attrib-
ute to this statesman sinister mo,
tives. They say that he wants a
wider field in which to cultivate his
devotion to the people, where he
can serve them more in keeping
with bis patriotism. He wants to
succeed Hon. John NJ. Bright in
Congress. He has recently written
a letter in which he urges his fellow
repudiato to repudiate the debts
paying portion of the democratic
party, by holding separate conyen-
tons and nominating "low-tax 3"
candidates COR governor, representa-
tiVes in congress, members of the
general assembly and SO on through
the list. lie loesn't. want a candi-
date for any Office, who is in the
slightest degree tainted with an
unholy desire to pay his debts.
Bansiey is a disinterested statesman.
.677111T~ z1U1MAH
Q The houssgcof7 representatives
should delay action en- Acklen's
case until action is taken on the
report of the committee on priv
leges and elections which favors
stealing Washburn's seat and giving
it to Donnelly. Acklen's crime con-
sists in having made fraudulent
report, He may be regarded as a
forger, and yet every man who
votes to sustain the report Of the
committee in the Washburns Dom
nelly case isG guilty Of o crime
equally gas malignant as that
of Acklen. Every man on that
committee, who voted to unseat
Washburn and put 10 Donnelly, is
guilty of theft, falsehood and per-
jury /; that is, if he has sense enough
to comprehend what he is doing.
There is no doubt about Washburn 5
election, by a large majority, and
every member of the committee
who signed the report to the cons
trary, has uttered a falsehood, either
willfully or through ignorance.
And the man who is so ignorant as
to not know the report to be false,
is too ignorant to find his way
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-20

IIrrnr ElocurI 'sIsr's ANNUAL (No. y.
IkEkkI 100 p gee. l.stest Re idings. Dia.
J ss"o Of e rSShad an Sy ot t"4s
Sc -, pos ptir: rape 80; cloth. f5c. j. W.
sH EN- ,kfKHR co Nos. ll1i and 1tlS
hestuut treet Phil d lot a, Pa, dealers in
ocu irrarv Puhlicafiot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-29

khoe and Ere were particularly weak all day, the
rrapcers lost the best part Of yesterdays gains
and the Southwestern list fully sympathIsed with
the changed temper Of the speculation. Generally
stocks closed lower than they closed yesterday al
tbopab in the last few minutes Of business there
was recovery of from Il to u per cent.
Goyernment bonds we're less active than yester-
day. and the transactions of the Board amounted
only to $179. 900. principally of coupon 4s' with
sales up to 100, further advance on yesterdays
price of So per cent The 0s remained about tne
same, but the bidding for IS was Il higher than
yesterday and for the 412s % per cent higher DIS
trict of Columbia 3-65s wsre strong with sales az
e5ss095la. Annexed are the closing quotations:
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North R,per. Vessels and Railroads
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
EMMY Mnv %. 1ESI

AsHEs-Quiet, UNCHANGED: Pots. 4l4c. Pearls GG6tc:
BEESWAX Steadily held at % 24sc for Southern ana
Western.
BROOM CORN-Quiet about steady
CANDLES-In jObbinR sale only. ,--.,.-
COA-Has continued quiet the want OF concerted acon
the companies the depression caused Dy
failure Of the Reading RaIroad produces an upseeG
state Affairs. Anthracite 81 l00$4 90 LiVeIpOo doue
Camel Sll Liverpool Gas do. So Newcastle Co. SaE
ing. So 75GS4; Scotch stoau 50 70 PSo'ncla -
Psnsyyana WestmOreland Gas. 81 20 asa 10; Nest
Virginia d. S. Cumberland BroAdtop and CiesThed 30 20
ass 90
CORDAGE-In iobbiDg sale only -
COTTON-spOt Cotton quiet steady unchanged salss ~
spinninR delivered on zoo bales receipts AZ the
ports bales against 45S this day Inst week and
500 lasI wear week. 235bS bales against 2J6I6
last week 1858 this week last year since september
400 374 bales against 1882 5S3 during the peod last
season. 90,
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COTTON hErEurA ~
NKW.YosK, Nay 36--yhe following TIE tosl net 70
ceipss Of cotton Il e ports alnce eepten


WOOL MAhKET-BY TbLb8 HlkrA 49,.
PHILADELPHIA May 26t-WOOb-0ulesi hotam8 uD%"s
unchanged prices.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL May 9s.-POrk--P Prime Mess Eastern eaii
&C 6sl, Western. dull So. Bacon-4OumberiaBd Cnr
dun At SO Short Rib. dull a. $3.50; Long Clear
dun az S4i Short Clear steady at 1851. Hams-Leng Cut
aTmer 4 shonldera dal az ~ BsefIin1 AMI @sss
65. Lard-Pr1me Western. du % SN Talow-PI1myc
civ az $751; Turpentne splrits steady ~ retail
American Choice steady az 49, Lard on duh g ~.
FlOur-EItra state, dull &C lAl. Wheae-No !, nites
dun at 10i; Spring No. z. duh IT 3d. New WIN;
ter Western, duh at 1864; New soutAern Winter dnii
Ar 1919 Corn-Mixed Old. steady ut 81 Now Mixed,
drmer ct aid COtlonseed oil-Yslow American, none
IN market. RoGn--C0mmon. az London. dun At Abd.
Turpentine Spirits 81 London. steady at 40.
MANCHESTER May 2SIne markes i9r yarns sno
End Shrtings 81 Z yards D Jedi 20 inh % reea,
eeco lid.
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AT cHIoAoo AID alILwAUKEE.
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

IoNDoS May 27-12:3O p. mConsos 09e for money ana
q0b, for the account u bonds four and ha per cents
los four per cents l09 New aves lo4ss Atlantic f aGu
Western first mortgage trustees coruncateN %
second 20 Erie Railway shares, "a Illinois Central iUo
Pennsylvania Central. 52h Reading Railroad II g o mas
May 2S-l30 m.-PhrB adV1ces quOo thtoo pet
GEM rentes 81 So 40 confines for me account
997ie for the account u bonds four and hsh per
trustees certificates 30; Illinois Cen ra lO6%i PenhsyV
mia Central. 81 g NewYork Central 10 40 m,
LONDON, MAY 28445 mPaTis advices quote bhrS.
cent rentess b francs centmes for the account ATTAIN
tic and Great Western first mortgage trustees cerucates
65a4 do second 29S Erie Railway shares $685. fohnsy
wanna Centra. 90. ..o, , -. .,u.o
PARIS May 28-ExchangeOn London, 20 francs S42 O'h
times checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-29

MTTALS-American Pig Iron IL irregular the market Is
weakness shown among the smaller specua
tors: no sold in this &C SZIU 49, NO at
S23 and Forge g9l but prices from FIRST handle are mn
Scotch PIG has arrived during the past Two
weeks the extent Of $1,000 tons this fact Weighs inc
terms We quotei No. American. S2les2s SO = do So
Ssf2T Forge $50: ScotchdengaInOob 81 0OaS23 Cart
scherrie $50 EgintOn, 81 Gotness S?5gs2i Rails rne
fSS62 for Iron S25dS27 for Old Iron Gales goo tons
fn S3yste terms and $500 ions Old do s250E37 ScraD
lion sl8as25 yard saes coo tons exsbpS22 80
ad ts nnief &c &C for Domestic Speter nominal
CommSi Domestic bss05S4c.: Silesisn, 90 Pig Tin In
Soere sale AZ dOciInes straits 10 lBe English.
ITa, Banca 2Oc. Plates moderately aepve Charcoal
I'm e7aS7 so: do. Terne, 50 DOdSG 62io COKE I'm.
& 3hSs az n; do Terne. IS 90 Copper quoted l6c.i
sSIeS A00 OOU h. quiet at 50 10 per keR Tor lOUOOd
MS,iASSEs-DuIia and unchanged Cupa, 6O1test, 36c;
Porto Rico S3d46c; Neworcans, 4O~6oc English
Islands 81 dfOc 80 hoia ~ or ,,,,,,
an ,1snIsT ot OF 40 bills sold At IS Resins Iod dull
Win strained 10 GOOD stranbdquOted 81 4oa$ 42 Tar
and Pitch quiet -. ,- -, ,o,. o., t-..,o.
prices weak and nominal ilnseed ~
81 H2la Natural winter ~ i9a 81 lt
neached do Ell US1 % Crude Whale az t5c Bleaced
Winter 56os CSC. No sales OF Cotton Seed prices
OIL aE4eulet unchanged the exports thas far this
"SScEAN FRHIafiTs rates without essential changes
bnsinsss Grain fair bat frceam charters qalet
liverpool San. small los Of Cotton as1 OIL Cake
Racon and LAfd, 15a 6d TNAA~'> V'~ OV inns AN'''s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-29
NEWYORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, MAY 80 1880

1876 do % nat $50; 100 Pennsylvania LambS4s D. at ec
NeWfon Holmes sold. SO Ohio sheep 90 m at 81 30 u
Jersey do SO b. at e5j 2il Kentucky (poOr8l Dat 5i
25R Virginia iSmbs 81 D, az 5aO Jersey do 66 D. OF
f. sadler Co sold lA9 Ohio sheep SO D. at 81 90; 9l4
do. 50 n. ats4 20 202 DE- ia n az 6hc "a. .So
do o5 @ at 81 ING 90 do 90 o. at e 90 ~ Rsnnsylysna
do, Ito H. &C Col 81 Virginia EweavO ~ at 4e 5I ErSma
6e 1872 Ponnsyvania do 90 d, at So Jersey DO 40 10
HoGsIRccSpts we're 25 cars OF s5s head-14
sey City and cars At 40thst Total since saturday 20
week. no offerings aud nothing doing in Live HoGH today
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-sV TELEGRAPH.
total for the week thus far $50 head
last 600 head through $50 market
s sfeS af Fair to ccco IRSG AZ 81
SHREP AND LAhBsRecepts to-day, 47OO head; total LOT
last week 5000 bead conS nea through "a cars: market
nothing dolag the run OF through stock Is he1 buyes arc
HooskecslDs todav 800 head for the week thus
far 6S6 head for the sane time last weeK O0p head
conERned through 1874 cara market rner offerings gener
any Il good quality sales of York Weights &C - 25Gsi 40
Heavy and Medium "a S60s4 6O ole load Of Extra at ~ 90
CHicIGo May. 2s-hoos-Receipts. 10000 heads ship
%saEc9 itSt % P' SIoS aetng IS
s:s1, %sssy saS Ia Corn
W,ser So q$4 20 Butchers steers go B0SS4 Cows
s2gs3 80 Grass Te1ans thn So 40 all grades OF Heavy
sHfEF- Rccalpis Loco hoaa mo Shipping demand Com
mon 70 FAR 81 6OesS bO Good to Choice shora S4@S4 10
ST LOUIS, May .2s-Hoos-0pened higher, b1t dropped
g d6 Heavy Shipping 81 6Ssi 90 Rough o hheay So 600
80 f Far q sojd q ISss 90 9Rt
"a 5oSss 95 Grass sIans 81 ass wnterod d. 81 5OS
90 Is Teceips oO9 head shipments lso head 40 20
SHKEF-oulot and weak Clipped, s2768S4 WOODED 70 on
% recelpta, 700 head BElpment aUO noat
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COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LvEnrool- May gsIz:3O %;.oottOn very dull Ma I'D
S nes ipoiHaihe 5So bales sPecalPtOS and
ce 100 9a HnS ma Nav Ui delivery May
and Jnn delivery GOed do limo ana July denysry Ss
do August september delivery 6oasd also 6sISd also
and delivery clad d. NoyS@ee. and pees@Ssr
devery 6sl sales OF the weef 5 55'9O9 bales A1srS o
oS bacs or%sTdsd rOa ships side direct nnsFs
EmeroaP 6Ses S@out Of Cotton aoa $4,000
bales; American, 2l50OO bales
LIVERPOOL May 2s6l6 D. m-rho Salns o. the Gay I In
ding clause. June and July delivery, 6Sled.
BALTIMORE May 2s.-CottOn quiet MiddlDg. 1895 Low
Sssn sipor coSst%s 80 bales Saes 10 bales spin
nors 05 bales stock 922l baes weekly net Iedeps o.
Jos bales; spinners. $50 bales.
Boaroy May dull MiGdpg re- ley 1 MA
gross 100 baes stock ol6 bales WEEKLY Re teosgS 1
baos.
caAmrs1ox Msy2s-Couon quiet, lower Midalng ! no.
4 bales exports coasHse 03 bales sales 200 bales stock
1850 bales; weekly net receipts ls1o bales eNDOrts "a
Great Britain 3sl2 baes coastWlse sB7 bales Raes 1875
bales.
GALVESTON, May 2s.--Cotton nominal; Middlng 1879
Low Mddng ljSc Good ordinary gos9 net receipts 10
baes sale i7G bales stock lSo9 gnSs WsD5y net re-
bales.
LOUISVILLE May 2s-Cotton very dull; NlddlinE, IL so
weekly receipts NJ bales shipments ls2 bales Sales spin
MEYpHs Nay 2sCotton easy AiddlinR 1906 roceiDs
90 baesi shipments Lii bales saleS oo9 oaieS st9S5
bales sales. 4.39b bales , ,,,,,,
ERV.ORIRAss, May 2eCOtlon. duh and easyi Mi1dhnR
i To- Low Middhng lO9c Good Ordinary, 0,scJ net re
coma AD3 baes ross f8B bales; sales lGOO bales; las
evening 800 bales stock. 1864 baes weekly net TO
ccnfS AS hnes gross lOO06 Oaos expore 20 Great Brit
ain 1891 bales 10 the Continent 304 bales ooastWiso
b7g2 bales: sales. 10000 bales,
SoEFoIK MAY 2s-COtt0u quiet Middling 1ll4ci net TO
ccps 2O77 baesi exports eOastWise 10 baesi STOCK
1876 lars weekly net receipts $500 balesi exports
Great Britain bSs2 bales coaswse i24l eaeai salea AV1
bales. ,,,,,,,--
MlIdng II SC, Good Ordinary, lose; net receipts Sol
exports 20 Great Britain ia Dalea
sales 2Ol9 bales spnners 400 baess stock, 002B bales
weekly net receipa lb5 bales gross 3DS yAeS eApoIN
10 Great Britain, L00 bales sales SlbB baesi spnnera
s1yAsHGH May 2s.-Cotton easy MddhnG lligSei Low
Midllng lu1c Coed Ordinary Ybl net rooplA ibs bales
epots 20 Tho Continent, 80Obales a9lea 100 bales stock
i02O6 baes, weekly reeeipts oil baea expors % th
cag1ent 700 bales; c0astviaa I'D Dae AalaA ln haes
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cood Ordinary SiS,a Low Midehng
strict Good 3rdnarv 90 SfiGdng.

Futures quiet closing steady decline O. to points;
IL; g geOfss ISs % rs Z
ber IllS9li2S: oStoSer l0GS91I4 NoVem6s[ 5S
Fre6s 10, P kSSs and
N Gy n6go 10 Ss 6sce@6cr fG52 January ay
iGiDs 9!lSs; I5s% A%Sas
Der. IC;52elO.54I December, lO5sSlo6A Transferable
CocoA-ouiet unchanged.
OHICORY-Unohanged. ~ ,,o.,.,,
speHed No % r. and
some S demand from PGadeDSS for Ire
"FLoUR AND MEAL-FLoUt-Markets steady for Super.
fine with fair j26gng and export inquiry 9Ihsr
ers jobbers buying manly TO coyer urgent wants sale
b3o9 D1is oUVU Co. t,rs oud 0l Ma VeTv
Choice Spring Wheat S. bo 200 bbs CITY NIL Extra
ga 81 latter Tor strictly Choice Winter Wheat LOO
81 SO: 500 bills. winter Wheat Ezra. s. 5n9
whole Of the sales ~ 900 nels %ee iHT p
Quotations, 10 - 20 Sac az OS b Cool 10 sev Go
81 IS SsG: Common TO 5000 Extra Western StaA 60;
koSSS 2OOS Ono Ell 75Ss5 oOG 70 Choice d. 10
s9 SG 2S co SS sapr f FI 50 - 20 r
"a rs Patent 30 b0ats % chiefly within thc ranrr Of
fa n' 70 Gsas5 75 GOOD sot9oes Fsmy s5Pea7
GLqe o 0 TTr s oSs 400 Good Good IN
RYE FLOUR shade lower Gales go 6bs Superhne - 90
% Ss9 EN- 81 % TTaniywiRe
changed Layer Iiasus 81 25at2 SOL Loosc DO, g. 30
8aGc for new ana "a qi.c Tor Old angucdoc, asa
&c; new Brazil Nuts Gc.i sardnes, 10 70 for o.
@aca Do s. 2 sicily Lemons, $Iqs5 Is Bahama Pine
scafcoy 30 Tm for spring and
loo better for Winter Red cash and Nav. with tbe ad
Sa9 s T gt oP MG aSd i So
speculative account with the Soin in an 20 90,
NO lea for May and dull other kinds sales lss 600
bush future 2S9gS Cu19 So PSn n59 s no
ortwest Milwaukee and chicago 99as UnETqde
winter WiReT 81 Ne2 aS No. O. White 81 2sman
2o inel1ding Two 70 aIXe next SsoS a.
q z5 81 Il, ciosiDe 81 4iSSi as doune 81 26asl
a%Ss1 2G o. as p IL nSS g ~ fgs
No White MAJ 81 9 2S"SS Si,6 xSs cSHs
steady sales 900 sGi f9p;g re- 10 Sales 30 bs
and closed weak moderate export and home ITedo de
surA d0 NS n0Sgga4g gn
YeioW s$@sSc Inferior Prime including 5000 bush
May 66c do june b9,+o o. J9lv 4St9 20 AZ
M W. VIE 4Sc NO. no. Wa 'i1s 46S
rE 5EPs G 4Re4Yi lover 1893 Ss
s9is s So co. b. t22 shsrpa s23SSSi per
R SHq Pe 81 g.
0sI TO- RED Kidney 81 90 BaSE ~ 2oSS2 10 an Sh91e
E Eye peas 81 S0SsS per two bush. bag.
HAY AND sTRXw-FIrm in active request end light re-
Shipping H9y oS Tet1 m. G S5d a. FsSoT Clover @
Salt 65c Straw 81 O6aSl 10 for Long Rye 6Sc for Short
10 a 10 slow but prices unchanged
ana Rsis not SSiF and Ps aSSSs
quiet su sBS c I%Ss gs
net a.e Il $50; s g1ctsS on the spot
LEATHERhaiher quiet put al prices steady receipt
Sides VIA 7s0 to England $3.50 to the Continent Other
Destinations &'o' aE,nocE.
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SUU. SO0, 0OU. - - ,o4oo or
e. q az hn sis of tine following quotations:

In London, British cOnsols for money ADVANCED
ITulted States bonds first weakened but afterward
advanced IS closing at 1O5, the same as yes terday
dos rose to 111l2 against III. and 4s 10 1lOI9
higher: Erie at $751; 935. against 3412 yesterday;
and second consols SS12 against 6e1 Atlantic aud
Great Western frsts at 653A against 6312 and SEQ
onds at 29aa against 2Sl2 Illinois Central at 1860
i05ss against 1912 and Central and HUDSON at
I29 against 1882 Penney lvania sold at ON, put
10 closed AT the same as yesterday. In Paris
French per cents fell from SO 42l2 70 S921I sght
fhs q London dispatch states that applications
have been made to tie London Stock Exchange to
"Iist the securities of the New-York, Ontario ana
Western Railway and Sutro Tunnel shares. g,
The GROSS earnings of the Wabash, st. Louis aud
Pacific Railroad are reported as tollowsi
1873 $780, 800
ra,rd wesk oS May e129T3O S293,3A2 Inc elo34l2
1anTary 10 May 2S. 2S2z6l2 S.OsS,ll Inc. l25sls9
The receipts Of flour and grain at the principal
Atlantic ports this 26th day of May werei
NeW.York.
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OPHcn OF u
La PLATA MINING SMELLING Co or LkADyBbk Cot, II.
b8 Broadway, Rooms ~ and -. s--s e.
NEw-YoRx. May 90, 1614 NJ
DIVIDEND NOS
THE BOARD oil TRUS TEES have this dry
Il declared dividend OF SEVEN AND QNEHAtE
CENT share pr value S0I the capital stock
Tuesday June inst at the ONCE Of the Company
win close Tuesday, May 20 tnaf and -
ooen Wednesday June q 1890. ~. ~ $50
statement the financial condition q the conp1nY -
Cash Capital .-....-. tlV1V99
April lsS0Balance surplus account. 4St43M
1880. Net earnings for month OF March,. lb42t
- sisi.sss a
Dividend Of Ia cents per share. 2eaeeQ ~
shares. sIb.oSo 70 3H
Balance surplus, April !, $780, sila6S3 -
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TIE STATE on IOWA, 4
EXECUTIVE DBrkKTMENf. $3.50 \


Nzw.yoEx. May lales9 &
NOTICE Is hereby GIVEN that the NINE RxR cE1rf
NOTES Of this Company. issued for the purcnAses - ~
Mortgage Bonds Of the Central Railroad Company ~ Ai
sofa be paid presentation at the efnesM ~
Milwaukee 81 Paul Railway Company. No 81 WK51o
st. interest said notes win Jply pgv
By order OF the Board Of Directors N