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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-12-16

10Th. was received this morning. You sent
me on the Both an anonymous communities
ton cut from Republican newspaper in
Philadelphia purporting to be an extract
from public speech made by me at Dover,
near the end of the recent canvass. should
not have considered a statement so ire
sponsibly made worthy of notice, but as you
did replied to you instantly in spirit of
courtesy, that I had never before seen or heard
of the article; that it was SO grossly inaccurate
as to cause q belief it could not have been
written by an honest person; but as I had
spoken of the case of Phelps, Dodge 6 Co.,
and mentioned you in connection with il, I
went on candidly to give
you as fully as memory enabled
me what did say, which necessarily exclud-
ed what did not say, aud included all of my
speech which had any relation to you on the
moiety question. The extract Won sent me
Is untrue, and believe maliciously SO, and
l can but be surprised, as your letter had
assured nae you Gid not mean to imply that
Jou supposed I did or would make such an
utterance, that any other statement than
that contained in my letter could be desired.
In that letter also expressed my regret if
the slightest injustice had been done you,
and that should feel myself bound to apply
any proper remedy when an error had been
pointed out to me. Your letter in reply to
this characterizes my statement "now quite
different and erroneous" and subsequently
that my response consists of ssalIe-
cations far different, and though less
Injurious, offensive and untrue, being
thereupon publication of which (you7
have no knowledge The publications to
which made reference, of which you say
you have 60 knowledge, which relate to your
alleged connection with the case of Phelps,
Dodge g. Co., you will find in the testimony
of Mr.. VIM. E. Dodge, page 226, and Of
Hon. Noah Davis, pages 247 and 24S, of
House miscellaneous documents, No. 264, of
the first session of the Forty third Congress.
The statement of VIM. II. Wood, have al
ready stated, was published in the New York
Sun of the 28th ultimo. For your inquiry
whether ~ wish to leave the matter here" I
can only reply that have no wish on the
subject but to be simply just to myself and
others, and wherever that leads me shall
try to follow. Your obedient servant,
lSlgned) T. F. BAYARD.
The Hon. Roscoe Conkling, Utica, N. Y.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-12-16
BANK STATEMENT.

The following is the weekly statement of the
New York associated banks:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-06

Though the local democratic committee
thwarted Tilden's scheme to engage all the
principal hotel accommodations during the sit.
ting Of the democratic convention the wiley cid
candidate has managed to get control of the
best part of several hotels He had number
of his friends telegraph for rooms in their
names and when they were secured they were
placed at Tilden's service. This plan was
worked at st. Louis with so much success that
Tammany was forced to make its headquarters
on back street. 1t frequently happens that
state delegation will find itself provided with
very poor quarters at a national convention
and Tilden appreciates the pleasing effect that
can be made by Offering such delegations choice
rooms In a firSt-claSS hotel,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-06

For some time past an increase in the number
OF Chinese in New York has been apparent to
those who watch the Indications of the times,
but since the raid upon them In San Francisco
the influx has been so large and rapid as to at
tract the attention Of even the unobserving. A
distinctively Chinese quarter, much like those
OF the Pacific cities, has grown up In that part
OF the city in the Mott street district between
Broadway and the Bowery) where there are
hotels and boarding houses and grocery stores
of the true Monaghan type, and where the new
corners from San Francisco are clustering as
fast as they arrive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-06

The reform in spelling, which has made con-
siderable progress in this country in spite Of
the ridicule and other opposition to which it
has been subjected, has also gained consider
able footing in Germany, conservative and op-
posed to change as the people Of that country
are well known to be. Several Of her leading
publications, conspicuously among which is the
influential and popular KolntSChe Zeitsng, have
dropped superfiuous and silent letters such as
the second S in miss, the silent n In such words
as thea, rath, moth, nlmh and their compounds,
the h In the terminal hum, the second a In
lradTe and so on.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-06

The word sent north from Florida by Editor
Francis that the republican sentiment in that
state Is unquestionably for Grant, and that
Blaine is its second choice, is doubtless true;
but it can hardly be considered important, ex-
cept in so far as the preferences OF the Florida
delegation may affect the result Of the Chicago
convention. The chance of the republicans be-
ing able to carry single southern state this
year with any candidate they may nominate is
so slight as to scarcely amount to possibility,
and any shaping of the campaign with this hope
in view will show such want of sagacity in
the managers of that party as to prove them in
advance unit for the duties they have under
taken to perform. AS well might the democrats
make their canvass ON the basis OF expecting to
carry Vermont or Iowa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-06

The joint resolution introduced by Senator
Morgan, declaring that Indians born in the
United States are citizens, and giving the rights
OF citizenship in the states where they reside,
Wi bring this whole subject before the atten-
ton Of Congress, as the Senator intends to deli
yer an argument in support Of his resolution.
The Indian problem has been most perplexing
one to our government, and by some very able
minds 1t is maintained that the chief cause of
trouble grows out of our policy OF treating them
as separate or independent people, to whom
special system Of government must be applied.
1t Is conceded that the Indians in the British
provinces are more orderly and peaeeable than
those in the United States, though many of
them are Of the same tribes as those upon our
territory. The British policy is to recognize
them as subjects and hold them amenable to the
laws as such.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-06

GOV. Holidays veto Of the Virginia debt bill
will put stop to any further financial legisla-
ton in that state for the present. The read
justers cannot muster a two-thirds vote. and as
the time fixed by the constitution for the ad-
tournament Of the legislature is at hand they
win be forced to make another fight before the
people. The prominence Of national politics in
the next election will partly over5hadow the
debt question and preclude any calculation as
TO the result.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-06

The above Is only . small part Of the Property for
rent and sale on my books. For complies list see
bulletin issued on the LIST and 18th Of each MONTH
which can be had application ct my ofnoe. or viii
be sent by mail II desired.
Loans.
81. 900. 81. 600. $500. ct Per cent marn-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-06

Imake charge to landlords for advertising their
property, and keep 1t before the public constantly.
nave many OF the nnest building sites In the city
from 81, 600 to $50, 600. Now is the time to buy.
n. o. HOFFMAN.
mart l6th and SITS. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-06
SILK rABRIos.

CLEGANT SILK TABRICS.
JUST RECEIVED,
Black Brooaded sATINs atSs. 90 d. oe and $500.
Black :" Al Silk" SATIN. Ct S2.76.
B B SATIN DI LfON Best quality"
Oolorod Brocsde and Damasse SILKS.
Black and Oolered Pekin SILKS.
ColoEed SILKS. ''New Shades" from s1.oo to
Black and White "Genuiner CANTON GRAPE.
Striped, Checked and Jasper Summer SILKS.
rs 90 New Goods" daily.
An inspection Ia solicited.
u ONE PRICE ONLY.
PERRY Il BROTHER,
Ponn0s 0V.s cor. Stk Of.
established In 1910.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-06

In the opinion OF a number Of democratic
papers the recent dissenting opinion Of Judge
Field in the negro jurors case stamps him as the
man whom the party should place at the head
OF Its presidential ticket. Judge Field has been
mentioned quite prominently as a suitable can
didate for his party for some time past, but the
suggestion to run him upon the merits of his
recent dissenting opinion will scarcely be car
rfed out by the Cincinnati convention. The de-
mocracy could not more sorely invite defeat
than by making canvass upon platform
based upon states rights. The merits or Qualifi
weight upon a platform Of that kind. The ex-
ira session and the subsequent elections dem
onstrated that In making an issue of states
rights the democrats only contribute to the
success of their opponents ana after that lesson
they will not be likely to make the presidential
fight upon that issue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-06

Another shocking outrage case of a negro
upon school girl is reported in The STAR TO-
day. AS the crime was committed upon Viz
ginia soil and the offender has been identified
It is pretty certain that he will not escape the
full penalty visited in that state upon crimianls
Of this character. his execution will be swift,
whether under the forms of law or the shorter
process In vogue in the neighboring states Of
Maryland and Virginia In Furnishing this afro
cious crime. While lynch law is not to be de-
tended In general way, there is this to be said
In its favor that the brute who is executed in
this manner under public exeeration has no
chance to figure In the trial room as distin-
guished criminal, or upon the gallows as relig-
1Ous hero about to step into the joys Of Heaven.
1t is to be feared that the distinguished consider
alton given to atrocious criminals In their trial
and execution has anything but wholesome
eject in making crime odious.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-06
EOR RENT-By r. o. HOFFMAN.
REAL ESTATE AGENT AND AUorroNEKR.
10th and F streets northwest.

AIS 18th st. NV,
large hall ........... 50
616 18th st. NV,
store ........-s...... 70
1850 9th st. NV. 10
rooms and bath. -. %
239 lSx st. s.w., 8
rooms ...ssss........ 20
1886 D st. n. w, shop 70
233 ~ st. s.w., 6
rooms and store. le
2208 18th st. NV.
3 rooms ............v Id
823 II st. Ne, store ID
1913 d ct. s.w., Z
rooms ......-........ II
BIT ID st. n g., 6
rooms. .....s.....-. II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-06

% 16x st. NV, II
rooms and bath. .820C
612 Pa. ave. n.
store -. ...... Z!
1927 NY. ave. NV,
store...............>. u
81 Z ut. NV, II
rooms and bath 80. &c
Q3 D st. NV. store 75
478 Penn's ave. NV,
II rooms, bath. ..... &C
SOB + st. n. W., 9 rs. E. 60
COS La. ave. NV,
3 rooms. ............ 90
$50 9th st. Ne, o
rooms and bath 49,. q
6l0 La. av., NV.
Z rooms ............. %
1107 Pa. ave. NV,
fine business room. SO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-06

There are l26 new advertisements in TIE STAR
to-day, making over seren columns, or more
than one entire page Of the paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-06

SPRING OF 1880.
ANNUAL EXHIBITION
CARRIAGES
ROAD WAGONS,
MONDAY, MARCH Sth,
FOR ONE WEEK. DAY AND EVENING.
The production during the Winter months of our
chanics embracing every variety of pleasure vehi-
AO"h ana country UHcs
the best foreign draughtsmen. In addition to the
stock Of completed carriages, showing novel COM
bnatOns in color and finish, there win be . large
1nsnsl advantages to purchasers desiring theif
w 1ss g, to sss s not fa s
construction Of carriages, the
Blacksmith Department.
With its 80 forges and interesting labor saving ma
chinery in full operation, will be thrown open for
inspection during evenings. The
Rubber-CushiOned Axle
L. used exclusively all vehicles built by U.S. and
is acknowledged to be an indispensable improve
ment by those who have used them during the past
BREWSTER & CO.,
(OfBroome Stu
BROADWAY. AIR TO 48TH ST..
(ONLY PLACE OF BUSINESS:
mar6-s&w.2t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-06

s'My mother drove the paralysis and neuralgia
all out Of her system with Hop Bitters. I'D.
Os,ce0o Sun,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-06

Darts SPRING NOVELTIES,
l. IN WOODEN AND COTTON FABRICS
NEW STYLES IN
PARASOLS, PARISOLETTES
SUN UMBRELLAS,
LINEN LAWNS, FRENCH JAG ONETS.
ZEPHYR, CLOTHS. MADRAS GINGHAMS,
MONTE CLOTHS. ToILE DALsACE. PACIFIC.
Us NEW GOODS" daily.
An inspection is solicited.
a ONE PRICE ONLY.
PERRY e. BROTHER,
Penn. AGO., cor. 9Th ct.
Established in 1910.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-06

so DOZEN APRONS,
In as Many Different Styles,
At &c.,, 25c., 37c.. Soc, 7jc., SSc., 81
$1.25, S1.SS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-06
LOST AND FOUND.

T OST-A pair Of small Solitaire Diamond EAR
~ RINGS, folded in paper, supposed 70 have been
lost between Mcpherson House and L st., by way
SON HOUSE. mar6-3ts
T OST-On the Hill, near the Capitol, q brown
II Baby Carriage PARASOL, fastened to-
nickle plated handle. If the finder will leave9EH
the same at No. B st. NV, he will be reason
ably rewarded
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-06
PERSONAL.

ETTA-CorcorsnG Gallery. Tuesday, p. m. Ser
~ reply, giving particulars and address, 70 saI
oddrosa
, 1880-09-28

which cStrntlrtl nvrr tho pcriNl Of time ncces-
sasy fer ,tfo milking of trhtftps.
cnnsnrs GorlIa,nlc havG iHr,. st,h, to tenrslai,
ltny. l,nrtIes rur S.1JGN. Th,,y will no into tho
lumber tristfc.
On Thursday night Inst, q, Tim hn!ncwaritr!p.
u.r rlne' to the wlsl NJ, Tho pnrt stlc. She wns
nl,o,tt two st,flts aasr flr',ntn NJ tho Ting.
Te,rr. IL u lnr9c business being enc lit 1inl1er
Vessels drawing itt feet nf wntcr can i,uw satl
1T, thn 'rhltnlGs t9 t'hn,h!il;1.
,c!,ss'icr ii. x. iIal + II f,ochratcr, suffering
Tle :ei,,s'i'er I'oy i: liasers takes caa' from
Now Whit that r..sers"rissvel - "is ~ ossr. IT, tic Union
t.inr pr1,lrtiers Nynrk anil st. Ia',1fs will run
"w.i" t,srnR tho talanee II tho sca..,l.
wrnircr rr.UiSsiu,s sp,it us,t thc rust yrar iy
,,aS, the aMs,sh''Etoa' wca'hcr i'irca't haro nec''
'f Thr INV lu,ruc ,t, II, wuruer grounded IN tho
Lake s.. ClAIr Eints tnmnl saturday. She s,lf
fer,ul II tletnntIon Ut eighteen hnurs. -.
Ghpt +. j. flhipt rEturletl tn 1irtrutt IN Hntur-
tiny after M nbscficu Ut several tnonfhs III
4 ,'lft III .cw or tho t,,a Fannie 1uthi'l bsnke
VI, nj lake Eric Sutir,1ay, nnil tho pArt thtt
wits nlnwed ia rrt's1Ih In tito lnku ls probably
Tl,o rebuilt sesnnrr tot,a,4clo will bc plHccl
u tho lu,n!cr t,a,,lc ny 'iutchngs Il c''.. "r de-
i'i.n pi,,,. 1T H,t.nIny Il FnIl tn hAve lnyerci!
lilr wl,ses ii aattusay fur u,lsl ntie-hnlf feel.
Tlic solHn,cr u. lnrt''s.l nrrlscl Mt cleveland
Tllr snirr Il. tin ,f!,cl.l,lrry uG tho rr',pe!icr
t'nr,t, tni,'lrIl t"tetsts of II hrfket! cyn,lcr.
| N t1syG1ntnl, III, Sunday, II ptry uf six ven-
III TIN rnwI III fhr schooner &. {. t,nrncs.. They
t,hltnl /! tmptrslflG tD puIl lHle't III thu lhrnr
! n,ul wnn1i i.sse 'o',I.,i wat:ry sr'.ves In! inr
timely Hsslstnnrt rendered fy tue ercw uf tho
life. thv,ng statI,,f,. win responded promptly 10
tl!clrsl.!1nts uf distress.
, 1880-09-28
HNla0tk n.'I'rcntlta ~


Tho npprNrAnco nHfly0E the principal saloons
ut eAtIlatu tt'r GuiIty GlltGo Is, any tiIuo III
tho oySsltnx Tho sI9ltnl fur KenurIl rush to tue
.or uld sut nHly n,l.,l present Lsl,irs tho
tarkenper. l4e goes iil To 1gpHt tho man. whe,,
lnl tlu MI luOn INSTANTLY heCDlaGs fulL Ut men.
Thuy ltt, l,l Ut tho trlllt tit,r shey enter fran
thu SIDE, they c',nv fur~atd ir,nl ihv ruur, III
Mnt u ltln cellsr. antl swarm dnw!. tho stiits.
Yhsy nll slap .ho s;! sa'ass W .i,s buck n ,ur,.
tus nj, WI,0's a.treMt1iry' a ,tnsper1lta su, Io
i!its s1.er tho caiitltlutp's fAct-lkG u glenn Ut
"lh'ys, w!lntru ~ sasil' ~ lmvuf' Then tho
nbots full Into ltnu l,afafn tho bar-twn ur
shrpu 1nkell Ut tlunI-liul Whtn all tho klAsaea
Mre charHr.l t40ta1 lAff'.lr!'Wnett MIriuur Ut
"Eros 10 yc,' un! tho ca,l1idate rushea wildly
Dut lntU llp hight.
, 1880-09-28

,.,,,. ,.n,,. s,n, .. a.cm,,~'Asynnn,D% ivo,.o,
repo:tea Wien. b !hs s1por. ns ;con:
.1~ena,va .eennt u rc'.rta'y h,alsr tsuse., VIII.
tsg nsi sn"%s 1s ~ rs , St ses'. n
t,.o n.",s aesidcs ti,e closing .tr's. spflar in nr.
gent request ~ .en sd ascs m ss5onas, N 9, s?1s,
s N ,ser ,sTor NJ NJ sia s and u. IT, II Ho
rcd At .iuJlsil;; ,s,U ta ui'aradud Fs.i a. nsss
lux, .. IL a"aIl,y' ,;uSo bo 10. : "a.
rns ,r,f M ss Hs S NJ IL 1a "a caSn sp'' osre ws
,ses ssss N s sso In nc e."s 1ons ss
;n;s %s::s:H So, " ~ ss; s ss;s; H.
:ieai'"rs s: 1s,nc icas s ,as tv ae'iys ell Jul.
f%y s; ' H S:t tg5s: H Y:
y - " ,ss @ ~ ~ M D. " Nj T s.
fS s" Il II! SS y ir's S$;
" Ssi ;t ss :sss
S sess + II; ;i"'
ss!ss y M bti. w. S ] S @ f M
65s s!Se3 = ;, ost IN Ia;
sraciy aftsr {. fSy!"us Trs. u,; a.;
81 + eays ~? ,sss sfa is,;r @ s 1.!sft'
s!;$ - SS S,: ;: '' III!
,fs l;.qS5s 81 ltsss S!t'! !es;SSs s!%s:
W sSxs ; S:ss .;s %:, r. Iss! sss
e s'S!S s': Nv is!x' asss +! @
%S;e!S [ IT,. -:'..a s' ~ "'s ~, 81. o>, -, au .
.sinnx ,ta:sSyalS y a,,a AZ rnt5it;sa
5 Is ',. :::s II @ .s1 ~ 9t I. s Ssss il . I! G M
lss!sf.i. lrt%lNs H5analatsa, lu'te; sosi While.
, 1880-09-28
rtIII.Apl;f.IsItIAx

PHILADELPHIA. fopt- g1.-FLDl'n-Dull, Western
sxttas EtaEtLW: Annuaota astrs. cItar f1r, ti..lt
Eaod, aals chuIu.. sa7j; Atratvh tNl1kaua,; Ohl,,
you'd, Nt1i chocs, Sh75: MsnnasulA patent process.
s;,uls1,Ts, rys t!rutf saN
dRAIS-Wheat lE,aer cargo rasej No. ! rcd,
prompt Shipments ttfsS U. bi No. red. Spptu,n-
beF, flnt4 b t97( naked, urtser, t!AG34 Bs, t!N}i
AakGl1 SusasulHr ttl,t lid, &iht Axkt4; tlsrulYr.
4lG4a ~ *lt'}{ nskvd. Cnttt 44let hit atenAyi yn
}nF, ~ tracy. tnkeh In Ush4e; rrleeietl,
os1seE a1, h,As R: e,s .*ky; S;'yom,,cr a.: M
Atxe; nlixtd. lAi;sA.. ~
EHNflsuSH- -Suihin1ty unchanged,
ApFTEl!'-QHist but stGnt!yI rr1nnurT 0xtrl. H.e. tn
Eont 70 cnnne. %Ssalts AeW tn5k stntu 9Md Hrnfusd
sasys tStth 9.s:aci Lu, guul IL chotvts, l1ts:Je.
Extraordinarily :le. ;
good. t!a l.}3e. ' " Nv
EE1t1tLElFM-Su ro,lned offering
Wit96t-l.uwur 1T <I ....
NEtEptH- + uuf, y,tIl bEls, WtICat {10U but corn.
AhU but ID II, 81 hu. '' w '
F6utr4EN1s-W Wheat. 1iaU0 bu4
, 1880-09-28

tins' tSvrlanu, Hca Whi!a nilI liMe' se Maen' nt,
lufn MaElr, M0urcr Wiley. .lusel'h fntRr.
nGFFAE.l.
srtetat F,ispaleh To The thttaaa Tribute.
~ n'hsAo T. S,er. ri T. sS ' asisr s:
t, Gc'TSH4SvGr .,,9s. D. A. ya xskrntx ,,t1, III
iiu!,lo llsirr yenl: ac.Ia. c. {. Minis t!hIsa1n.
Chertrrs1.s't!on.lcmr Y r & \. S!m.. Matl. Clcy..
c%s @ sS % aa"'s'e'ir, % s' &c: - ''' 1t" "N''"'''
CLEVELAND.
Snetni n.en'eh to The Chttaao Tribune.
GEwSSs i%s,:ttc &c Sst nesra t"r GsieaEe
charic,s-scn.'iasr. % y & y. j. rlldc. aul Cauto,.
tsr,ns; ss!,MncrG i. Minis. r,s'i. cleveland 70
ts"E FIN; tvs'eE hnns Q""y'c' con"
EnIE.
Hrttial f,hrateh II Tns Chttnon Tribune.
ERIE. pn.. Hrpt. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rhth.
tlnder Escnnals .rc: prnllIrrA tt,alt's! cAtIli'.
ssi,s,ui,crs schnyiki, wi.e,t. .tIlrx"i!s. .!,ri,
Sh;s"HS SF''; *issis % 3 srosrs I, Wa.Ns a
CltMre,l-sci,.n,,,cr i,thicr. senn,,l,n, light:
Propeller An.slo YnmtsR. th!csgt'. merchandise.
SASH nEAE't.
SprcjaI fHspalrA to Tie Chicago Tttburt,
,nUr,.ng gstcut.,- t,scs John N. tilit..ten asld
"ast sr;: s r%, sss. wi %n x'sf 'oip 'S % md , ;S
IL It's. .' K"is Wiiifsi,s, Mss!ts. isch !iaeSett;
Wnd west. iigIst. rio tltut hi, aiI goAa ont.
rssCAHAnA.
sptetil nt,reteh - 1ht Chicago TRIBUNE. :,
l:snASAMA: Mirt,;. fept. :';.~A rriy9d-l'r2peil'
lrs,wt,. Hn,tt.. Mn,r.; s..!onncrs II. II: Hrnwn,
.k !s ks;e., / s''t itcSsri L Fl w.sx .n, HS 'ssss
Elcnrcd-propcllcr ". Il. 1,sown.
MARQuErrs.
Spfeta. Ds,sssch % Tht chieaso Tribune.
MAHQCETrE, stte!,., Sept. !I.-I'nBscd down.
Arriscd-fVpsiiur ]. i. Whiting: schoonors
oGne ca,eTr s.T kY!ns Yxnra s'sSf scooncrs ontca,m
MINT 1lInnc. Muntncrcncy, Montgomery, Rc-
fntbtiG. lluynua.
roHr pAf..lousiE.
S7tttat pi'm'tri ta The thteaao tribune.
rnnT DA1ilnUstE. Ont. Sept. .s.--1'Hsst! UP
Sct,",,e'5 i. NJ. Roscfs' FUR Haven to s'lw'''''
t.. f; Hs$. s: s5is Il "s;s as:ss sSs'fs s
Kingston, tlenfs, .
Special Dtsp0feh to The Chicago 7Ttbune
sel",oacr 4. il. I.rta,, Eli.1 sprs, Mcctlanic.
Mend, tluncn! City; l'r"i'.lcr I.awrencc.
Mind wcsieris, frryi: eS' ,oy and coa
STURGEON nAy.
sptetai Dtspatth to TIE cateaea 7rlbunt.
SrUfM'EnH llAr, Wis. Sept. .G.-l'Assct through
| ctal--Schopner Iottio Cooper, bo,lnd for Es-
cMsnGl.
| l}ephr!cl-'ruE q 4rcgury, With tow.
Ninl-sullth. llEat; cleRr and cold.
| piLUrlt.
| Spftfat Hispatth Ia Tie Chttagn Tribune.
| DEt.rTIi, Miuta., Sept. observation-disclosures
MnnIt0sn,, Frnl,et. Smith; sciloulcr II. ~. Iturl
| bert; propeller GntarI".
Observation-Disclosures jnt,nf, y. awH1n; Atcau-
crs Nnnltubn, Francis smith; schooner 4. e.
| Mnxwet.
| MILWAUKEE.
] Special Dispatch 10 7at Chicago Tribune.
! MILWAUKEE. Via, Sept. 2T.-.Arr!rci-Seh00n.
Gra Exile. Wells Hurt. asn! Hlci1ltiHr: stcu1n-
/ h0r4uT. ". rHlrItr nllh cf.lsort Mtlbnurilu.
flnrterr to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. v. II. Hounds,
| at,uU0 bushels wheat ut cents.
| rf}tT Ct,LH11tSE.
| Spetiai Dtspatth tn TIE E;ifcnsn Tribune.
r0RT EOtDNSE. Erpt. st.-l'nsscl down.
| Sehunrcrs II. H. Brock. Chicago to Kingston,
corn; Huron, CAlclut, to Kingston, corn.
+ klStsTtlS.
Special nttpatth Ia Tht Chtenea Tribune.
KlStisrDN, INT. Snpt. observation-disclosures
| n. filluIOrc, from Chicago, corn.
, 1880-09-28

LOUISVILLE. Sept. observation-disclosures ut 1lhc.
FLOuN-1n fa!r demand; extrn. Elu1a12a. uxtra
fnm!1y, FILING tO; y No. !, tI5l4t.7j: co!co iatsy.
tjIidsk0.
t;ltA1S-Wheat stcniy ut gsaHc. Corn steady. with
n fnsr t!cnnnd, Nm, wlta. 1;sc: do mixed. its&c.
Onta orIn. wlite Tie; 10 Mtxod c. lt}B steM!y
nf.d uHGlnnup1 S.l. !, F.g.
!lAt-struh7. viii, II Hnn!t detnanu. ft"9faf5M
lttnS1N1USH-1hftk kitutJ vt HILL 1Akrl tflct,
rNc s:sss @ y H%ss meat. ~ assys sus Sswss, sa"%!:
s'onlrrs. Hig; cIear rlb t:5i coar, sa.7u lGalus-
Suunr-rllCu.at III.
WllisKf-Stcndy nt fkU.
, 1880-09-28

CtEvELASI. u. sepL .5.--rETa0LEuM - Firm,
Standarti willie. tlU tHsL 11tde.
i'irrsllnu lt,,. srp.. :y-l'ErH0LEt'M-Firm,
crude, sIii far Tinted eerLe;les; r1nueu, t3l4s
llJsu fur I'hliHtulpI!Iu Lellsuty.
, 1880-09-28

rEnn,A, ILL.,. Sept, :7.-t;nAtS-Corn btcadY, high
m!xcd I;slc, mixed, s@as4c Uuts quiet; Ev.1
white. ~ f1lc. Hyn dali Mt S}.4Htc.
ADMINISTRATION 1T tLln.
IECEIl'EH-Whsat. .5.t:0 bn, corn. as+4N hn; oats,
Gi!N hn: rye. t:.s:s bu; nnr!ey, AaU t1a.,
SlttraiESTN- When t,IH hut clirn, LOO but oats,
GAMu but rys. 6,6CN hui barley, l.au b1.
, 1880-09-28
lt(1S'rUN

EnOaTrS. Sqpt. 7.-FtNut-Stpndyt Western super-
hnc. kI@.s3s. Cnlsl,DH rStsu*, kIAta@: Wstt,tisn
e1tr., s,,..;sAsAD; Minncsn,n 10, ktDAs1i; winter
w1tcass. t'h md Michigan, aihLsS!S 1nllunn, <i2ids
iUo l.l!nuis md ". luuIH. AiDaG.:5 spring wheat
rs.icntat Ak;0.tSas; wIntur tD. tHttDi.s.,i.
Gt!A1N-Cntr xrnttJ md st1; mixed und yHt,r,
ht1tc. Oats iiein. NJ. l nna extra w.tc, 4lIAHs
M. wht1e TIL EIc; NJ white, +tdt tic. lye. u
4Mac, ....
M'TTEM-S,hpicc wrsern ereanlcr'es. al6:s9c, 1ade-
pnekcts. .96t..G! tItntnhH to good. tfts!A.
E:t@-WsstPrN tss%ii liz.
ltTEtTs-FlOnr. NV brts; corn, 4i,Iu bu; whrat
gu In,
sllllMESTs-r'our, No Drla
, 1880-09-28
Cl3tI"t'OS,

Sr. I.1U1R, ecpt as.-CnrrIlS-steady and un-
cunsesls n,Idnv. 0rke, Sulas. -; receIpts s,0uI
shipments, i,1.t1lt zsuek. 1I1M
NEW DRl.EASs SnFt. gi-COTrnS-Et1aly, mill
l}ins, ii!&e} Inv tfitx, llEs good ardunfy, lUte,
net rccgts. AS1 balta xraps, ll.6il; sAlGs, j1Ni
stuck 5J,iE, -7 r'
, 1880-09-28

DETROIT, Mich. Sent. 91.--FtNHH-9ulct+
UNA1S-Wbent nctlys: extEn nj bill; M. white.
Wcs September, We naked; 0ctGbur !Tc November.
:]So. Eeco,nber 3&c No. white, NC, No. red. Do
bid, - = ..
l{EGEtt,TF-- Wheat. GlFn1 l,,,
SIltIMxST5--W -Whentt EIitU bu,