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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-11-26
A BONA Eide CIRCULATION.

1t became necessary in our last weeks
issue to refer in very decided language to
the course pursued by the School Board in
the publication of the report of the Secre-
tary and Treasurer, and in doing so took
occasion to allude to the fact that the SEN
TINEL had the largest bona tide circulation of
any newspaper published in the county.
In this latter remark it would appear we
have been exceedingly unfortunate, as it
seems to have disturbed the profound quiet
of the Ad0Ocdte Not satisfied with sound
ing its own merits as 10 journalism and cir
culation, it does not hesitate to tell us that
in our old age we are destitute of wisdom.
This indeed, if it be true, is rather a mis-
fortune than crime, and it comes in rather
bad grace from a ledgeling journal to be
making faces because Of those infirmities
which are apt to follow in the course of ma
ture. But as to the truth Of the assertion
we leave the public to judge
We have been extremely unfortunate il
the force and true meaning Of our language
is to be arrived at only by implication. In
using the word bona ,tide circulation, we
meant to say that we had the largest circula-
ton of any newspaper printed in this coun-
ty, and that circulation has arisen from the
intrinsic merits of the paper That our sub,
scription list contains the name of no indi-
vidual who has not directed his name to be
placed there, and who does not or has
agreed to pay the regular subscription price
of $3.50 per annum. Can the AdO0cdte say
as much? And further that it is not only
the largest in circulation, but it reacbsC the
most substantial element Of the community.
We long since determined that if the SEN
TINEL had not of itself sufficient merit to at
tract the patronage of the people, it would
never be accomplished if we had to cringe
and bow for it.
Only year since, in asuit pending in the
United States Court at Baltimore city in
which the SENTINEL and Ad00cate were
equally interested, one of the proprietors of
that paper in giving the extent of the circu-
lation of his journal, gave in figures some
several hundred less than given by us Of the
SENTINEL. If the circulation of the Adco-
cate has advanced to that number in twelve
months, it is not likely that the SENTINEL in
the meanwhile has been standing still or
retrograding, and no man of reflection and
who is acquainted with the standing and in
fiuence of our paper, will arrive at any such
conclusion.
AS regards the dragging of the AdcOcate
into controversy-we never for moment
anticipated such an act When we go for
berries we generally look out for the tallest
bushes even if we have to shake them down.
We are uncharitable at times we admit, but
we have not bad heart, and we would not
be the willing instrument of placing our
friends of the AdgOcdte in position which
the better feelings of our nature would
ever cause us TO regret.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-11-26

The State Of Oregon has adopted rather a
novel mode for the suppression of intemper-
ance. Every man who drinks is required to
take out a license costing five dollars year
Unless armed with his license he cannot OBJ
tain his bitters at any hotel or saloon, for it
is penal offence for the proprietor of these
establishments to sell to any person without
a license. Every six months the names OF
the persons who take out these licenses are
to be published in the local papers so that
the public may know who are not authorized
to drink.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-11-26

On Monday morning about seven O'Clock
Jas. Jones, colored employe, was drowned
at the Delauney's lock on canal. Jones had
had some trouble previously with an in
dividual and met him at the above time
when Jones' assaiant began the fuss, attack.
ing the latter with gun, who, in trying tc
escape, jumped into the canal and was
drowned. Justice r. W. Grove empan-
nelled a jury who, after examining the
body, rendered verdict that the deceased
came to his death by drowning, caused by
fear,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-11-26

Some Of our Democratic brethren OF the
press, grow very meek over the recent po-
litical events and console themselves Ia
many ways. The latest which we have
seen and which is certainly significant, is as
follows: "Whom the Lord loVeth bs ohqs-
teneih, but we wish he had not laid II on
quite 20 bard"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-11-26

The case of Stewart VS.. the Canal was
concluded in the United States Court on
Saturday last, Gen. Bradley johnson making
the closing argument in behalf Of the COM
plainant We refrain from making any re-
marks until the court shall have announced
lis decision, which il is anticipated viii be
al aH early day
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-11-26
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
Barzillia Lee ct al, VS.. Elkanah Lee ct al.
In the Circuit Court for Montgomery county.
JrNF TRRu 1890


TIME object of this suit is to procure sale
L OF the property of which James Lee died
seized and possessed in Montgomery county.
The Bill alleges that James Lee died in the
year 1856, owning about 270 Acres of Land,
situated near 0olesvile, in Montgomery coun-
ty, which upon the death of the widow of the
said James Lee, devolved by virtue of the will
of the said james Lee upon his children, viz:
Barzillia Lee, Leah T. MankIns, Louisa D.
Jenkins, Curtis Mex Lee, Thomas Trundle
Lee, Elkanah Lee, Ebenezer Durbin Lee and
Sophonia G. Ryan, and that the residence of
some of the parties named as defendants is
unknown to the compliments: that the land
is not susceptible of division without loss and
injury to the parties interested, and the bill
then pravs decree for the sale of the said
land, the proceeds of which to be divided ac-
cording to the interest of the parties.
1t is thereupon ordered by the subscriber,
Clerk of the Circuit Court for Montgomery
county, this 18th day of November, 1880,
that the complainants cause copy of this
order. together with the objects and substance
OF the bill to be inserted in some newspaper
published in Montgomery county once week
for four successive weeks before the 18th day
of December next, giving notice to the de-
PENDANTS in said bill mentioned and warning
them TO appear in this Court, in person or by
solicitor, on or before the 2lst day of March,
1881, 20 show cause, if any they have, why n
decree ought not TO pass as prayed. g
L. B. PRETTYMAN, elk
Circuit Court for Montgomery county.
True copy-Test
nov l9-4 e. B. PRETTYMAN, Cpk.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-11-26

a Ley Democratic organization has been
formed in Brootlyp 70 oppose Boss Nc.
Laughlin, who is accused Of selling out the
Hancock electoral ticket for the local offices.
This action is similar 10 that taken by the
young Democracy in New York city in OPP
position b Boss Kelly
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-11-26
0 r d E r MS
Lueius r. Finch VS. Susannah G. X. Hunter
aud Others.
In The Circuit Court for Montgomery County
as a Court Of Equity

nRDERED this cath day of November, in
" the year 1880, that the sale Of the real
estate in these proceedings mentioned and des-
cribed. made by James -. Henderson, Trustee,
TO William G. Hunter, be ratified and con-
hrmed, unless cause TO the contrary thereof be
shown on or before the 18th day Of Deem
Der next; Provided a copy of this order be
inserted in some newspaper published at Rock
Vile, in said Montgomery county, once in
each OF three successive weeks before ehe said
18th day Of December next
The report states the amount Of the sale to
be Sl500.0O.
.tt9 atEf d., &, b. PRETTYMAN, Cpk
Circuit Courtfor Montgomery county
True copy--Test: Ht Do
nov 26-3t L. D. PRETTYMAN, OK.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-11-26
10 IT No,
contains
81 ACRES OF LAND.

This Lob fronts the Barnesville and Rock.
vile road, Immediately in front of St. Rose
Church, and is bounded on the west hy the
lands of Mrs. Mary A. Hutton.
LOTS Nos. 3, and are in fair state OF
cultivation, enclosed with good fencing and
the land IL Of fair quality.
All Of these lands are on or near the Metro
politan railroad, furnishing beautiful and
healthy locations for building sites, the rail-
road furnishing every facility 10 Washington,
d. G., and Baltimore. more desirable To-
caliiy for summer residences could not be Sc
leeted.
LOT No. contains alarge quantity OF tim
Der, chestnut, white aud black oak and hick
DRY, and is susceptible Of being made a beau
tiful and productive farm.
TERMS OF SALE: 0ne-third OF the pur-
chase money to be paid in cash, aud the resi-
due 10 equal iustalmenis 10 one and two
years; the deferred payments to bear In
teresi from. the day Of sale, and secured apon
the land. -.rrrrrv. w -rge
Conyeyaneing at the cost OF the purchaser
A plat OF the lands win be exhibited on the
day % sale. IlGlr
.srafr. ELEANOR N, CHOPPER,
GEORGE PETER,
nov lots fItHi .rr 4 Executors.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-11-26

A correspondent of the Washington Cagi
i3intimates that Bob lngersoll will be placed
on the government roll under an alias as
chaplain to the army. We would ask, why
not have Henry Ward Beecher appointed to
look especially to its morals?
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-11-26

IN Ohio this year 59,5OO0Oo bushels of
wheat were harvested
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-11-26
MARRIAGES

MARRIED, in Washington, D. c., on the
18th instant, by Rev. Father Sullivan, Mr..
EDWARD L. HAYES to Miss ANNA T..
WARING, both of this county.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-11-26
Tenant Houses.
ORDER NISJ.
John z. Champagne vs.. John W. Beali, ct al

Johh a. Ohampayne vs.. John w. Beall ct al
hthe Circuit Court for Montgomery county,
sAing in Equity.
nRDERED this 18th dar OF November. A .
~ d, 1880, ihat the sale made and report-
ed by llatleflly W Talbot and James B. Hem
derson, Trustees IN lie above ealitled cause
be ratified and confirmed, unless cause 10 the
contrary thereof be shown on or before the
Alb day Of December, 4 D., 1850 Provided
a copy Of this order be inserted in some news
paper pubishedin said Montgomery county,
once 10 each ~ three successive weeks before
the E-Sa iih day Of December, 4 n. 1880.
The report states the amount of the sale 10
be Sls27 20. u.
Il. %. PRETTYMAN, Cpk
Circuit Couri for Montgomery county.
True copy-rei:
nov l9-3t z. .. PRETTYMAN, CIR.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-11-26

In California, Hancock gets five electors
and Garfield one. The Legislature is Re
publican ON Joint ballot.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-11-26
ORDER NIsI.
Leonidas Wilson and others VS.. Charles +
.prgft Layton and others.

Leonidas Wilson ana others VS.. Charles +.
1rsf layton and others
n The Circuit Court for Montgomery County,
flI er igsdI Court cf Equity.
nRDEREDlhis gath day Of November, in
" the year 1880, that the Report Of the
Auditor, this day 6led 10 the above cause, be
ratified and confirmed, unless cause TO the
contrary thereof be shown on or before the
18th day Of December next: Provided n copy
OF this order be inserted in some newspaper
published at Rockville, in said Montgomery
county, once In each Of three successive weeks
before the 18th day OF December nett
e. b. PRETTYMAN, Crk
Circuit Court for Montgomery county.
True copy-Tesi:
Z. b. PRETTYMAN, Clerk.
nos 26-3t
lEo- BOARDS AT REDUCED PRICES
GEE
wILLETT 4 LIBBEY'S ADVERTISEMENT
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-11-26

They were first sentenced TO be hanged in
April, hut delay was necessary because the
supreme Court had not had time to hear their
appeal. The sentence being confirmed the
execution was Fixed for September. The Presi-
dent set this aside at the request of the couu-
sci of the accused, aud fxed last Friday for
til" execution. Frequent appeals were made
to the President TO grant another respite, aud
he Only decided the night previous that he
would rot use his prerogative and interfere
any more,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-11-26
200 ACRES OF LAND.
Frame DWELLING HOUSE,

containing eleven rooms, a Barn with Stabling
attached, Corn-Crib, Meat-House, fine Stone
Dairy and all other necessary outbuildings.
There are also three good
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-11-26
THE MARKETS.
-~~~~~-~-~-~-~~---~~~-~->-~- ~~~->~~~~--~-~~~~~~S
Official Price Current ofthe Washington
City Produce Exchange.
REPORTED BY

W hOlesale GrOcers and Commission
.-, Merchants,
Nos. 637, 500 and GAL Louisiana Av.
For the sale of Lumber, Flour, Grain, Hay,
Butter, Eggs, Poultry, &c.
Liberal advances made on consignments
received.
, 1880-05-31
FINANCE" AND TRADE.
Review Of Financial Events In
Chicago Last Week.


Last Neck waa 4nlot ono in Chicng0 financial
circles. Discounts were not In active demand.
snd rates were caay Rt 5Gl0 per cent on call, and
&'S per cent on time. Currency w,ts shlupcd to
@a country every day. hut III fesscning
!anolnts, md at no time was 1t necessary tor
taa acatcak0 banks to draw on their Now York
balances. Now York exchange sold botwcen
banks at M27bo per S1,00O discount
II tho beginning Of tho week, and
!MPaE 70 30 per 81 900 discount ut tho close.
1aate whs Ruod domlnd for local seeurlttes,
md tho Cook County W. sold as high. rs 1usla
inh' aud tho smalleat Reorganization commanded
w.; business on tho New York stoek Exchu}xp
Wealeasu operators Waa decidedly tight. Sonle
70 Encouraged BY. their rreent losses, and
@uefs reEaiu tho market us too uncertain In
mpFcscnt excited condition. There was some
msestment buying by these who know whit
~ wanted and how much to pay for it,
.aatsnad' bonta, iHNuw' York on ThurstRy.
"e'e str0ng aud active, and Il furthor atlva1!eo
pFces ~cro established III most Ut tho leading
.!eea4 Erie consolidated Boc0ut1A were aKAn
feY prnf1ent in tho dealings, and advanced
.s9n @h to edI, rcccdcl to B5.s, and recovered
Me@As do findings declined fron, Box to TjM,
. lay hcovered to 20: Now Jcrsoy Central ,.l-
'sa@cnts M advanced from OF to 1oo; do oo,,ycrtt-
s@s aascnted from n tn 100; kaI>sas s; rexns
s.'o ~ from l0l to 1o1A;. do seconds from 6a!& to
~ V4aAdA sluthorn tlrsts FROM u tn 80H; G., C.
-; l.. u supplementary iltnts frnni ~ tn 10; do
esotaes from q to 10, Qroat Western seconds
"sN. "an vA to oaM; Houston &; Texas seconds
Msla L1ne) from 1A to 100; Iron Mountain seu-
se saae !rom q to 98h; do frat prcforn,fl Incomes
noa ~ 70 15; do second do from G!i TO %; Luke
II ,Wessorn iueolnes from IL to ii; Ka.,sus
f@ae H., nrs9 consolidated from 60 to %; Now
~ Elevated trsts from, i'll to IT,; Home.
,tE.to"n ~ ! og'lcushusg ,oonsoltlutcd titsts
t. .o4 ~ 70 az; aan Francfaoo seconds ctasa u
IRON % tn7lh:. Wabash couyortihles from wv
"nh. and Do t!rata tSt. Iouis D,yislout fro1u lO3
so, ~@ Lafayette, Bloomington 4 Munete IN.
W. IsF acctlnes1 from 70 to Ct; Keokuk 4 nes
i3t tFsa from Qn to!6; Erie Il rtttalllrg cor.
1s.artsea lsusn lee tu 100; I.ohtGh & WilkcFbArro
MSis,ao.a from gt to VI, and st, l'aul e, & M.
, 1880-05-31

CITY NATIONAL BANK.
III tho caso OF tho City NAtiollal bunk, 4. IL.
Hurley. the HoccIvor, a1.al II petition settins
out that among tho ssats Ut the bunk Aro t1,rcu
notes fos tJo0 uneh. l,Ade by II. ". lIAr,not
attd sucuro.t ty u sctHInd 1norl4ugo pn L&ts IL,
ID, lr,tl ~, nlock Ut lst%ks Sulallvison 1T tho
y. ". \ Ut tlo i. ". Il ot seu. II. u, II.
Theht, wero given 10 thu bunk u collateral luAtl
tdubtulnrxs Ut l.. ". ]icck. but tho lustur IL III
bankruptcy, tho property l'as bos,l s'd Under
first nnEtgago. uad thu Receiver thinks
Ill ntfur of ~ which hi has rtA0!fcl tur tho
nItna vii! ,u tho bust he c4n Rut ult1cr tho rlr-
cltnstnil,s.s, Iin wax nIthoriZi,d ~ Judgu 1lol-
8utt u compromise Un tltta bAsla,
, 1880-05-31

NEW Y0ltK. May *J--Mnsket quilt md Without now
featuErt Cotton Houds In ltxlt tun,Ad. but RKunss
prItHs nre nuullna!ly unohAnacd. I'rInts guut,
sopt Wide prlnts. which ar0 song IAlrlY. lawns
suys: ursr 1,uN ea,es Ut domGao uotlon go0ua w1rs
4InQftAu fGdlGriuYs
, 1880-05-31
DIVORCES

Afbertns a. Miller Alad bill saturday axalnxt
Nct,rEottn J. G. Millor, Msktug for livorc0 OIL
upctpitlt Nf hof du4Ortlou.
Judge 1lArnHlli Krlt,tad 4 divorce 70 Kllon F.
Allen fsItn Fredettuk u. Allas!, Oh the ground Of
drtll1kDnrttRA-
lor fsufu Tony Plumber, fur eruUlty.
, 1880-05-31
lYllllIk.

Hosr0N, May 2a-N0 produce market. hnlltfHY.
W0o1-Dnlit OhIa nnd PonuaylyAula nuutinaliy "a
0+sc; Michigan. 4t1i4tc. Kentucky comb!ng, tic, Msa-
souEl. aassIjc; pulled. &sa.47kc.
, 1880-05-31

kKw OKtEASH. Muy E..-CUTT0M-Frms mt1diinR,
1l{os low ldutlra. lO{ei Ruitl to ordinary Vct nut
tnceipls, TO baeal Krss. l,G7ls exports 10 urSa,
lFta1A, l. rIl; atOGk+ LII, ,HkA
, 1880-05-31

koulsylLEE, Auy yAl-Eur1uS~J)uiL At lilo
FLuHn-ln good Aaoland; gxtrn, slb0 extrn fam1Iy,
tt@} \ Ny, !. saaAa%1si ehuIeo fanoy, E1s4a0L
What, dHlii ttWA
uhAIS--{,oru xeakt No. : whlt0. &3}4a4ac. Oats,
stsadyi No*swhIto. a}Sa, do mxod. 3Asc, AJo dull,
NJ. 9.Wc.
HAY-I}ull md UNCHANGED,
rh9vls!okS-E'ork gu,st but firm, lt4o tanl
sIs sIsst ts ;stsasL Ti' e.a fa!f shaSs Ai2
stuudy, shoulders. ttbl clear Ftb Moi ciuaE, ne
lln!ta-HuK1f cured, Wi@lp9&u,
WAlxKf-AtttFu but luw&}rt $tJM.
, 1880-05-31

cA1+rLE-t.Inca uur Iuat rey.cw tho cuursc Of tl,s
narkot hna contlnAud downward. Tho rotsnipts wero
onya stia ias< than for tho reVfaus woak {si1tch
wore the lnrneat for any wruk since tho unum Stuck.
tnsda were 0pan0A>, And under sh9 lnlrGIy excss-
plvo otnr1nGs. .Rnd In EuaNIns1 to n xenu1s al,d
s{.sa .ss!rs T. y tas E1t yalae. su.!aned
WIS by fur lilo tuokt unsatisfactory week thAt West
arH hhlpRnrs haso sncounturvd wlth!n lwslro-
mHNth. From tha onentnz to tho haAA 4 Was u duI!
@Hl dFagHlnK trade. xHa. NTH xary fur psIpVlluns
ehoIcs nn1 sxeTa Ersdos aotI Al lowUE Ustcgt lInn
pyos boEoTs knnwn In tho EAIcaso piarka.,
ihe bass On sufs bosaR d1a9 a. A-aaaaa xa,ta
xoad u rVally prime asuss, Weighing fsom
tan "a l,A0 ihs. wvsu not wnnsed ut &4H3a Is.
alutthers stuG and sht md retlnu. wrKtt shilplug
ses' It, E sTStn Ts5 Sc ssnS , 4
aSs Ho9A ~ ths aouls!auan ~ hsa.y ca.lo: Ylo
&: ssss s:Ss1 ~: trIsst fs Ssa
'a IT. xsSs as X
ia 81 Fss seF III t III :. 81
Sess sss: II s:S ~ VI -; 'ys ySf e
,tSxaa' ps'oes s a*1ses closing iss'I u III
QUOTATIONS, ="
E1tfa neeyes-ocndsd staurs, wu!ghlng l.tU
ci"ss is.s jill. viii :iosSi ;iaSi. t
aSi :isa;s, xsiai,. *ta
Msa@ Il; iait s: 1siSi;: t'1p
ass' sSHsi;s N e sqlss IS, III ny ,ssxiaS
,lI%a5 ias;: tuyA1s
hal|s sna s$a!aF4s sssSrs,...,,.....+,,... 3*eA{4
siy .S.t v.iass .ats t a.ss.
IL H. .5sk bS
:'s I; n :' :I: s
IT, stss Iuxs saG5 III "y 3,y! s'nK r.
, 1880-05-31

quiet nnd unchanged. lyo nctive but aowBr. At t1c
Harley atsJnR Nu.2 fn!1. NC; oxtFn Nh. ! fall &c
FRorlatON1-turk dull ut tnQ15. lMrd dull ut Vi 10
j:utk snuatH quiet but ttru3 at 4$p13e Hncun
chNnKcGs .-..
MMtsKr-1n go,>d demand nt tl.nl
HuTTEH-ltrll and unchanged.
, 1880-05-31

nrsn; htRh.uixrt,, ss4G3es .ulxs,i. 3ittaafc Oa.4
0aayI No. whls4, !N2x!e, 1tyg feguIHr At sA10c
uiGMWlkEH-EAalUr; a4loA ut $l-1t.
, 1880-05-31
COMMERCIAL.

IT H. =, o~luB ~ero tho receipts and shipments
alrIn. .taalas aFtte1cs Of pstnlucu In this city
B.tnr,mo mo t~enty-four hours ending at7 O'Clock
d., y.s moFhlug. IND tne corresponding time
, 1880-05-31

TVRPENTISE,
WttatSuT0X. May 2a,-srlnlTa ov ruArxXTlSg-
Firm at at1ku.
, 1880-05-31

. H. & Jpnkltta wis apINlptoi AssjKuua pt lltr,4I.
r. Merrill saturday.
[3ruI!orsl IfAt,oouk wa3 appointed Assignee ol
Ell 6. lrat1usIl.
J.. u. Hchluud WIS appointed Assignee OF Hob
Qrt j, nQWvs.
, 1880-05-31

CLEvRLAED. AAy H.-l'ETnaLruA- uachanRc
Standard whIto, llU tost, ttic
, 1880-05-31

BY tho llo,lrd Of Trudo with closot. dotrs No
regular business was transacted in grim or PRO-
ytsiana. 4 few au!os OF whoat wore .indo u! tho
sidewalk By uutaiarst who are not ncconutubu
to tho Doard Ut Trndo for tho fulllmcnt Of
tholr contracts, al1l tEe5o operations ought not
to 10 considered u AtfurdlnY npy criterion OF
market values.
Wheat asquotcd ut s1tetpl .oaaH sollor. Juno,
md ut 0k10otp scllcr July.
Corn wns osNGa:'0o for July aud a1Xo for May.
Juno wat u1t QGNHo. ~: -:
Oats were nominal Rt Fridays latcst priccs:
G5o for stny, ssato fnr July, aud pafo TOR juno.
Barley wus Tbo FIR No. :: md ryo A)d. j.
bfesA pork wis quiet at Si3 l6 for july.
and q sao OF 1000 brla for August was reported
At @l0.es3. :'''-
Larl was nosuina! 1t so,47,iQa5 20 tor July, anl
fG,43 fur June,
Tho packlug OF this city sluco tho close OF Peb-
rrury qdato iscstlmntedntl j. .Q+, hogs against
7th,DD 10 saD,o tt1no lnst year. ..'- -s~-
Iloxs were Aru,or ut tiuslba4 70 for light, and ut
So.0olh4.a5 for hoAvy. Cattle waro weak at 80
Lake frs!ahss we're aotivo aud firm ut SIC for
corn and ta for wheut 10 l}utlaio.
A qulot dry-EoodY u,utket waA noted. Or.Iors
were numerpus enough. but they we're for tho
1,,ust part confined tn small auAntltios tor tho
reassostmcnt Ut stocka l'rices wero oniy ts,tlIf-
feseMtly sustained. Therp VIVA not much doing
III tho bout and ahou trnde. thu nctlva su..s.'.
having culno tu Il Ciuse. Tho past season Was
the 1npat satisfactory thAt our Jobhcre hare OK.
persaacel for q nut,her bf years. drpeerles
continue IN Euod demand. aud prices rttto furry
stcat!y, n" charges worthy Of mention wesu
developed IN tho lrtul fruit, eanlca HtH't1s, and
nsh snuekcts. nuttcr WIN In fa1r tull|eAt aud
sold Mt torMer quotations. chcoss rotiiatAs
duff 'and woak. Oils, ply. Iron, nn1 c0al 'Wero
styusty. -.
Tho lumber market exhibited few chRuxea.
Yard dcaitrs rcport RGod business ~ ssta+ly
prioas. carsoss wors nut plenty, a.id void rysu1-
Ily. Wool wins qutet and unsettled. llay WIS
stow. and hltles brpDm.t tur.l, and seeis steady,
wtth y ltxht trade. Tho oncnlxs Ut poultry
wer0 lar,fu, aud f4Ir ealus werp nude ut lover
prices- and oxEs wfro stcad5. ,Iotatopa wore
quhscd stcattcr, tho offerings being smaller, and
thero Nas ltttlo murt doing lu u rctMl way.
, 1880-05-31

I3rFrALo. n y, afnJ MISUNDERSTANDING dnno.
Corn-Abk!nR 4<c, No. 44sio to arrtvc +sc bid, tc
Luuo. sic bid fur NJ. hArd Milwaukee, Wheat Of
fesel Mt &lli buyers ut &ll3. uatz nutut,uI u IT,
: CANAL fNEillITs-Htrotgt at GtSe fur Waout, aud
&C CQrn.
, 1880-05-31


NEW oKLEAxs. 3tay sl.--MErkot unchanged.
q ,uQ prrnlusDi xtoEllnr BxUlRns9 &4itt&Gt4aS.
, 1880-05-31

KEATF N11QTET8s W&V $N
p 4. n. Nslls And 4. M.tAveri!( hoHan suit Rat~
urtlAy to recover 81 100 Of Lnouard Il. Morton.
u. Q.ltntl suud EhIl4p Suntaull tor $l.u0.
j. H. rus1a.tt EttIn4 llluu bill uxa!,Ixt William
Il. Y,.3et,tt aud vsRuk Iears0n tu rustru!n thals
fru1n nAlLy sh0 worts " "ruxcutts Paint" "Taa-
taltt's EAtavl tAihs,". jOlrol with otnor wortla,
to t!o1luta sp,cai brai.is III },alnt.
Abntr faSor coMnD!nei u suit lu tF,tpaas
ii!nthorp, and =. Il. stuart, luying damages Ut
$SAUQ,
, 1880-05-31

withdrawn for city consumption Saturday.
S.@V7 bu wheat, 51oS In corn, 737 bu outs, 038 bu
rye, nud J, 4U4 bll bRrlBy.
Tha following Kran was inspected into store
Saturday mornlng. Gears NJ. : winIar. r.whcnt,
car rejected, cars mixed. l18 cMrs hurd daprin1,
2t ca,H M. 2 n cara Nh 8. cata ruteQted, 3oars
n0 grade tia30 whcat) ia chrs und II, 100 bu No.
corn. car yellow 600 cra anl ~ 800 hu higE,
mixed, Ii cars new mixed, u cars rejected,
ears M gr1tlo Il IDS eorn}; oars No. outs, II
cars No, white. o. oars md 10 IN hll No. Z, n
cars rejected {iJ5 oats}; cur M. rye. eurs
Mp. 2 t5 rye; cur No. 2 snr!cy. cars No. 3D.
cars extrnJ cur feed III barley. Tntal fl,7i3
caraa $4,000 hu. Inspected outs: 1lB.xn b,
wheAt, 316 853 bu corn, iD,oaG bu onts, and l,13l
bu bartoy.
Tho following werc tho receipts and shipments