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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-05

GEN. WALKER, Superintendent of the
Census, Will issue number of handy
volumes for the convenience Of business
men. They will contain statistics of
gold, silver, iron, building stone, cotton,
cereals, paaperism, crime, railroads, life
insurance, and fire insurance. The
quarto volumes giving the returns in
full will, of course, be printed as usual.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-05

At the request of the Sultan some
members of the Prussian civil service
have been sent to Turkey to aid in re-
forming the civil administration of the
country. Hitherto such invitations have
been almost invariably sent to English
civil servants. The change is regarded
as significant, and is interpreted to mean
a German Turkish or an Austro- German
Turkish alliance. This suspicion is only
strengthened by the repeated declara-
tien of the German diplomats that the
sender and acceptance of the invitation
do not mean anything.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-05
WEBSTER.

In his Records OF Fifty Years" in
the New York Tribune, Mr.. G. T.
Congdon writes Interestingly Of Web
ster, who died in October, 1852: "Peo-
Pile said" says Mr.. Congdon, "that the
nomination Of Gen. Scott killed him;
they forgot his 70 years, his liberal
method Of life, and the energy which he
had put not only into his works, but his
amusements." Mr.. Congdon adds
ssThere was time when the Defender
Of the Constitution might have sent q
whitening sheer from his dying pillow
at our desperate antics; but the sef-suf-
ficiency, the arrogance and the dictation
which had in it flavor of despotism,
were all gone then. There was nothing
for the great man to do now but to die.
That the nomination made by the Balt-
more Convention grievously disappoint-
ed him is certain. A friend who hap
pened to be in his house when the news
of Gen. SCOTS candidacy reached there.
told me that Mrs. Webster spoke pa
thetically but with perfect frankness Of
the pain which the decision Of the con-
vention would give to Mr.. Webster.
And, after all, it was as well that he
should die soon there was no Pres
idency for him; through all his
Life he had never had chance Of it. In
deed, there was now no remaining pub
lie career for him. It was a pain to
hear some men speak of him even in
Boston; and, after he was dead, they
told odd stories Of which that sick cham
Der was the scene. They said that he
had taken a formal farewell Of his
blooded stock that his whole herd had
been driven slowly by the door at which
he was seated, to receive his dying bene
diction and that, solemnly waving his
hand, as he distinguished one favorite
animal, he had exclaimed in weak, pa
thetic but still semi-sonorous tones,
molly Mottle, farewell (! There were
other stories, whether Ill or well found
ed, of actual pecuniary exigency at the
Marshfeld farmhouse stories which
reminded one Of the dying days Of Sher-
idan, though, Of course, there was moth
ing Like the absolute pinch which put
the last blanket of the wit in danger
of attachment. It is true, however, that
the man who had received enormous
sums Of money for professional and other
services left no money behind him. He
would have had his revenge, if he could
have lived just little longer, to read the
election returns, and to find Gen. Scott
receiving the votes Of only four States.
Mr.. Webster himself would hardly have
done so badly as that"
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-05
FUHF.EkZS FOE FUN.


A List Of amusing forfeits, which will
make the company laugh and not offend
the person called upon to pay them, are
herewith given:
1. Put newspaper upon the floor in
such way that two persons can stand
on it and not be able to touch each other
with their hands. By putting the paper
in the doorway, one-half inside and the
other half outside Of the room, and clos
ing the door over it, the two persons can
easily stand upon it and still be beyond
each others reach.
2. To go out Of the room with two
legs, and come in with six. Not difficult,
If one thinks to bring a chair along on
the return.
3. To act the dumb servant. The per-
son who has the forfeit to pay must act
out the answers to the questions put by
the master of the ceremonies; as ''How
do you make bread?" Chow do you eat
soup?" etc. This forfeit will cause much
merriment, if proper questions are put.
4. Put one hand where the other can
not touch it. One can get out of this
difficulty by putting one hand on the
elbow of the other arm.
5. Place pencil on the floor so that
one cannot jump over it. May be done
by putting it close to the wall Of the
room.
6. Put question that no one can an
swer with a ssno!' This is not hard if
one thinks to ask, ssWhat does yes
spell 2"
z. Push chair through a finger ring.
This forfeit is made by putting the ring
on the finger and pushing the chair-any
other object will do as well-with the
finger.
8. Put yourself through keyhole.
This was great puzzle to us for awhile,
but when apiece Of paper was taken with
the word yourself" written upon it,
and pushed through the hole, it was all
clear.
A HAPPY-Go-1ucKY bank teller in Brad
ford, Pa, made slight mistake one day
last week. A shipping clerk had ap-
peared at the desk to get check Of
$3.50 cashed. The teller handed him q
81 900 bill and small bills to the amount
of $50, thus shortening the banks fund
by$9O0. The clerk returned to his Office
with the money and soon discovered the
teler's mistake, but could not at first
make up his mind to return the differ
ence. Finally his conscience gained the
mastery, and he went to the bank and
asked if they made mistakes there. "Of
course not, the teller answered; "they
are not allowed in the banking business. "
But" said the clerk, "you paid me
s., 05O instead of $3.50" "Guess not, "
came the response. "Let me see oh,
yes, to be sure. Beg thousand par
dons. Ahem! Thank you.
A LETTER has recently been delivered
in France after being detained in the
postofice for half a century. A singular
discovery was made in the course of the
operations now going on in the General
Postoffice at Paris. In panel near one
Of the boxes was found letter, which
had been posted exactly fifty years ago,
and which, by some mischance, had got
stuck in the panel instead of finding its
way into the box The letter was duly
forwarded to the person to whom it was
addressed, who, still more strangely,
was alive, and received it safely. The
writer, however, had been dead many
years.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-05

Il win be noted that Chicago has now
more population than the eight largest
cities of that time: st. Louis then hav-
ing but 5000 people, and Cincinnati but
14,0OO. Boston and Baltimore were then,
as now, neck and neck in the race.
Only ffty-three towns in the whole
country could claim 1000 people, and
q glance at the above table, when COM
pared with the present census, not only
shows the wonderful growth OF the re-
public, but also shows substantial foun-
dation for what New England has sheer
ingly called the growing arrogance of
the West" Verify, the last half of the
nineteenth century finds it as true as
Bishop Berkeley saw it in the first half
of the eighteenth, that Westward the
course of empire takes its way
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-05

A RECENT report from heT'German
Consul General at Moscow gives some
information concerning the mannfactur-
ing industries of Russia. There are
about 1900 factories in the empire,
producing goods to the value OF $780,
100000 rubles ($325, O0O, OOO) q year.
At Moscow the wholesale trade is almost
entirely in the hands Of the Germans
that is, either Russian subjects Of Ger
man origin or subjects of the German
empire. Among the manufacturers, on
the other hand, the Russian element
predominates. Imported goods, which
formerly came chiefly from France, are
now almost entirely Of German produc-
ton; year by year the French imports
are diminishing, while the German inn
ports are increasing.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-05
a LEADHILLE BOY-GIRL.

At the Grand Central Theater in this
city, says the Leadyille (Col) Demo-
crot, is a freak Of nature. The name of
Gus Mills is pretty well known among
variety stage frequenters, but the world
has never been told that Gus is phe-
nomenon. From early boyhood he has
exhibited a passion, not for girls, like
other boys, but to be girl himself.
This desire became a mania, till at the
present time Gus is more girl than man.
He dresses as girl, sews as girl, sings
as a girl, dances as girl, and firts with
the boys. His female wardrobe is prob
ably the most extensive in Leadville,
and every article made and every stitch
taken was by Mills own hand. He
makes his own bonnets, knits his own
striped stockings, and paints his face
with exquisite skill.
, 1880-05-19

FIIDuR-was naa'n dull. With llttlo outside of y
local demand. aud no hppscctRtlo change In rrlc0s
Bales wetn reported OF Ii hsas Winturs On prlyatY
tnEms,snd 1S brls douho cxtrns, partly ut tA236u
Total $50 bEls. Also. l!nu Aacks Monday eveninR on
pEtvsta toTlna- ExpDtt houra w0ro quoted NJ }L7d1
Boo for extra. and Ea>AA2s for choice oxtra,
0rmRt Observation-Disclosures again wnakar ssIos
woro reported Of II Cars hrap at si1s31ilb0,l car
shorts at tia75 Coasac cosn.luoat WIS nuRitnal at
yltm pSF ton on tehok.
BtAiN0 WllEAT-Was sairly nett.o and stronger,
advancing IT, and cloanR wv Ab1yG thu latuas prtcue
Of Mondny, The Drlsh nnFkats wnre easier, rul
as y e: a s't @ 1T
~ tone here: wl!lv many Il the puTrhaaus
buying There wore. h3wcysr ma!y usdefs from out
sss os 1St T. III a fx9
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;sssSss y @ ssS S?fifSa
asa stsa ss
!as 1.as Sa: MY:s m !'ssasiSa;
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as5Ss u fSa:ss T. :sspIs " T. Il 4S.
& Is IL a % pa y IL ri Y
ssesS ia d. % u and III u sasa IT.:
WhA;-wa. moderately ac...s and szosula.,y tru.
g. SSia !0tt asa.sa s!S:s Rsat Sh
.ssss .Ss,s 'ss stsas ss q Mgnasy hs ash
SSxs sS sssshs; sy!sS ses
of usoa deasna for spcI viii III fafr II. II.
9Si.1 t0t !ht' ~. n.onths sgPa5sa{y e m shYt 1Is
aer luno opened i A. .old Ut Ulss iIpsovsa * Is
satS sna s|tsea y xAas: fu,y E4ussa u sUXifs4sc
$:sz 4 ;ss sts:' ~ y s4 n:{
4 s1ss p t. y NJ
kztJlvi sAD hu nsx mixed as 4ahe 3iiIO ba 70.
, 1880-05-19
THO lears Ovcrselltne the Market-
Scarcity Of Stocks for Dc.
- " livery.
Governments Highor-Foroign Exchange
Firmar-The Currency Move.
r11ent,
The Produce Markets lrregular-Proytslons
Quiet, and Depressed by Large
Slocks.
Wheat Flrm-a Sharp Rally In oats-corn Stead.
er-Graln In Store.
FINANCIAL.

ssooks wero less nctlvo thun tho s'ny before,
hut were stronger. New b,iycis lnAlU their MP
pchrnnce, mud purchased bnth Tor speculation
mud Investment. Stocks Mr.j snid to Ike growing
scarce. mud thIa Indicates that tho r,,Hrlot has
been ovorao1,t. Deliveries hru made With less
case ,hnn Il fow weeks ago, mud tho brnrs aro
cutting iuto position whcrc they lnny be &C.
vercly punished. 10th In Now York md Chiea-
70 brokGrs report that tho good Btucks arc being
bought up nnd tnkun out Of tho street.
Most ot tho changes wore In favor or higher
prices. CnnAdA Southern recovered az. to 44A,
after scIug nt Az. Ban Francisco common
went up fr,m a1A to ~; Northern raci1u pre-
fcrsod 2A to +:i4; raoiac SIaIl 20. to 3oH; Oh!o
preferred 2, to ~; Michigan Central ~, to toy;
Ceatrni Pacific ~, to q; aud New York Ccntral
IN, to 1slN.
Tho other gains wcro not 50 large. The coal
atocks nli matle frac,tonnt improvosnont. Dcln-
ware t. Hudson sold down from 70 to G9M. recov-
crcd to iii, and closed at II. Lacknwnnnn
iuctuated botwaon II and 75X, closing with n
advanced u. 10 s%, aftcr selling
ut 04H md Clh. Heading sold Mt
46z, and 43ai, closing with an rslvnucc Of Il. Mt
45h. Morris 4 Essex nsatl" X, 10 100; Lnkc Shore
u. 10 lOi!{; Erie t. to 31ss, nfter selling ut al7i
and J41s; the preferred u, to L7h; Northwestern
u, to Su!i. nftcr selling Mt 89 md S8.s, st. pnul
opened at aaX, was down to On, ur to 7lh, md
slOacu uC tuAs IL HAlb Oh y. NNOnsa WliS Mp n,
10 ~; tho profurred Y. 10 bIH; Ohio common Il,
;n25X; st. Joe preferred ". to eok: Knnaas s.
ccxas X. to 20it, after selling at a0X md .7E |;
Unon Pncitio !, to =, nftor selling nt II md
ny. Western Union ranged between DsA and
'1M selling finally ut os. a g,.ln Of e. Houston
k1exas Central went up T., to 20: Lake Eric s
Western I, to @'H; Northern Pactflc Il, 10 2-.:M.
The losses were few mud unimportnnt, Mobile
i Ohio VIVA Oft Il. to 14.f: Chesapeake L Ohio V,
IN IT, lfotJv Gifp Af,H Manhattan n
4, 10 2hA; Chattanooga l, to o.; Atnntio Il Pa
cttlo v, to3s; Iron Mountain u, to to4; and c.,
c., c. j. l. u, to 0S4.
Tho prices of tho lending stocks year NRo,
tholr quotations yesterday, and tho highest
point thoy huyo touched III tho interval, aro
given III the following tnblo which will bo found
to Contain some very Interesting comparisons:
, 1880-05-19

wore steady md IN fnIr request, tho exception
being Strawberries, which weakened nndcr FREQ
nrrivnls. Poultry was dull, and eggs closed
flrshor.
corn md 6;iu for whoat to Buffalo. Corn was
taken for Eostnn by lnkc and rail Mt f81&c.
flatl frctEhts Wcro quoted ,stcndy. Now York
fntos were 100 on grain aud a5c on provisions.
Liverpool rntcs. 67hc on provisions mil he!sc on
flour. Hamburg r.tos, I'D, on provisions, md
Glasgow % ~ on Hour. -. -
Tho receipts Of wheat At ChtcaEo. Milwaukee,
b.. Louis, Tolcslo, and DctroEt, reported ycster-
day, ngarcEated Es',oo but and tho Shipments
I'll 600 bll,
Tho following was the produce movement re-
ported from Now York yesterday: ttoccipts-
Flour, 10,sUd brls; whont, 1G,e8+ bu; curu, 8,7W
hu; oats. 20 $50 bu; corn.mcai. l1a pkas; mnlt.
4,s0 btu; pork, 81 brls; beef, 2,b51 brls; cut
meats, 8,0e6 pkgs: lnrd, 1871 tcs; whisky, @a{
hrls.
EXPORTS For twenty four hours-Flour. 5000
brls; wheat, To-, ,00U BIT; corn, al, ,000 bal.
Tho cargo OF whoat frum milwaukee,, referred
10 In this column yesterday as having been In
srcctod No. 3. wns Rrpoulcd to tho Inspectors
Office. Tho result WIS thnt tho whunt WIS ae-
copied rs No. 2, subject to pr1vtso, which
probably will not ngniu chn,iRe tho grading.
Parties In tho trhdo say thnt tho whent ought
not to hnvo boon inspected rs No. In tho ftst
plnco.
Tho following wore among tho direct exports
from this city during Inst week OIL through Hills
of ladingt @,G1i br1s !ionr, 02l4 hu whCnt, N7,xn
hu corn, 1,SG pkRs pork. ss,8Ts boxcs meat, 1ea
caaes canned do, s,1p pkes lard, 80 brls bccf, 10
brls tongues at. pkHs blttcr, 2,ls7 pkgs ohecsu,
ts5 btls tallow, ITO brls nicohul, Dss1 brls oat-
mcal, 4, 30 hrls cor1l+menl, 1,0lD ns lcathor.
Tho following aro tho toot!ngs OF tho oflloln1
report Of grain IN storo IN this city on tho oven
ti,9 Of Saturday last aud corresponding date IL
, 1880-05-19

Special Dispdseh 10 The Chicago 1ftbuns.
NEW YonK, May B. GleA1N - Wheat = w,nts,
wheat moderately acsivos no. Fred resnmlas pont.
nenco In the dealings and after opening xeats ri.
lyuK through tho 'lay on optluns H@1a thvuth Tor
prompt delivery md actual withdrawal frpn m1;kst
thoYan In pco less pronounced, Apsing whca.tdos
sought al somewhat stronger fGures, cable sdyte1
Of rather Encouraging tenor, 12an ba No. md II
tlaS1. mostly " st.S30l IN, 1l?un bn No. ICh..
caRo and Milwaukee nprInG nt z]isllm bu Nal
Northwest sprlnR. june options at tl11H; am
ba Ne: milwaukee, md Chicago spdns
Mt tkls9f.la Corn onerod with ssars.
M, sa f.. ss!s'Si !ase IL Ss.,ss Y
sF,I!, 1Ssy!!,' , I. cSsaES q9S;sd II s;ss
q anS III cdaaasd I'll aa['asss 5
u Stts1ossiax ,ssores product. IN uoaoras ,s,p,
d IL SGsS Spto a: ss
III 1ssssss: 4! ss::S ss +
S?$s R!ss: R!ss ,aE nssaq f1s ds:.as dss. st \;
4 sS n sss ssi'2s5 :Sst ,.sy sas'
t sestye: atSH.sni1ss5 i1sa nSfTH s. Il
liz. III 1sxSa fss au. 5 T. Sa s sft
f BIZ na .9 al H.; 1t: :,: .s.,
Esss Tst " sssss II ;sS :;
oaFy d'''vsssy * ssfs ste, sFsse!Ssis l Fra
s:,S,S Il s J s:;' sSS :ss' is
80 ost.s on 0nlo sss1 Il =, ous' a's' aa
s;:s'${i ss}s?'; % 4;
Ssss i'll; ~ 81 .:s!s.
snd IL bsstes, rscs!p.s. 8 iii 1S un1sSfaas9 sgSA
, 1880-05-19
n1ATON.
REAL ESTATE.
Tho following Instruments woro 1lol for ROC
or,1 Tucaday, Mny 49,:

lily lulIOWluX lH8ETuulGOt1 WUE0 nlON 1Qr EGE@
ord Tuesday, Mny 1s:
err PROPERTY. ..
SST32s tsSs sa'sa aa9 ass9'S''sSs
ss;ss Il ss;sa ss; v L
sss!as Il st Ws;i liatoa Il ~ w.
'?sf!'s rs sss s'f1f i3iss5;d fSs Sssss
sS;$ %st Sss S %s$ss Il sSs ;S s
%gEsssa ss;ef %sy 9dS.''.s ssspse"s ss RI,
HISS Eli i & t. sssS:Sss; i 9tfs
oasss ssisS ~ i K! Il fs;Ss d j.
ns S,,tS$ K%ySs !;
c!ShsGai% s %s;,SsG II IL is ssd st i @
i: 81; S:S*'s; iii; i issi.sI
ssasS iSsa!spFa T. ii lii;i;.ssssaii ''
cMss r. u tslStey 4 Il !? MIN u " ., Il ~
.da.sa Nay II tM.A: Haw.'!n M m 70 r RI jeassi.. 10
SSs's Il has ltstt'S l. + IT. a,St
s;s!$ e; k5;!SS; s3's i Vs;s l.
iSS$ ]; ;:iss ssyE t. i: 5si; i IL
vii; iii. i: III II; i IT, Il 5;!sss q Il sissis
i; i;;Ss S5 5
IA. Gaenthsr % iis9fy 1m
~ t. i.nproved. datod Mny Is tThomas Nc
II 5s;$ issS ~ !; + ss;S;$;s$ Sas
nnln). 10
NORTH or CITY LtMtIa, WITHIN nAItts or SEVEN
NILES or THE CoUHT-MuUsE+
Daheitn at, ~ # v Of HeEntnnrY nv, : f. 2i1t2s
II, s!nlsd MAY II III. u. And Z. H. Cram to 1t.
lS}4 q. dated May II H.. Mueller to W. ,.
NnrfANn 1t, nenr Tho rDuye, u (, .Gri1x II,
dAtUd Mny 10 tsar&0 to ). Afgndtj. rs
SOUTH OY CRY LtMIrs, WITHIN 4 RADIUS or sKYKN
Mtl,tA or THE COrRT-1luuAK
Duncan , ~, = t m 2 of u Ftty;4h1ra ~ ~ of2sft!o
aseaa %s'1% u u l'
fourth, " (. .5xl2s It. dated May tJohn
!>,sey to the Chicago 4 Western Ind!.na -
lkAllEQAA EQEpAnYl &Q
, 1880-05-19
PHILADELPHIA,


FHsLAngLpItA. May 1A-rLoult-pu1lf IlnnefoM
oxtras, In lots. nlodiam &23s good. ftlI; ehass'
fi6o, fancy. M0li Obio. medium, Htoi good GNs
spring and whlto wheat patents. s7.xS8aM N1s lRs'
o1urlnXs; tl.hl14,1S.
Observation-Disclosures domand lNo, lwhlto Men
iEan, aLttl..3s No. ! rcd ; In elasntur. ~;
Eo.3 rod. May, sL29 bid. tl..9A nsked, juno. H1A
bid, tla! nskud July, sllJ bid tt.is askod, AuIast
&i.WH lid. sLQ9t Askod. Corn dru1 sail mixea ea
track, Gc, stcsmor, tas3ss whlto. In olovateh ss'
'snl lnIxod. Mny. so bid, t5so askod Iuac ~ ~. ~
4c nskcdt july <o bld S714c aakeds Ausash Is1 e.
pid. Be askod. Oats tlrnIn.t NJ. Ehe, s'
a; a!;s; SfstasalS,:d ~; A. Ms5ooi& & 3sa
pGfsk T., s.!s9a,i;l! z a iI4Ms-5amossd' s.'A8'
ucTrkN-io4lis ctSumcry. oxtra Acii nanS.dfSN ~ tN
70 clo1gG. l14aAas New York ntnt0 We III U,Hs. X.
Ebunty, Fohn.{lsanla. oxtrns, ib@1>et Msftoso -"
sG!vv. 1tr., l5&sl7et do good TO cheIco. lsSlsc
:, E0UH-Ste1dr NJ lufc. nxau.
: GMEkak-Stcady, ursanory. tiho; good. Htsh@
PkTlIDLkuM-Hulutt refined, 1Np.
Rkeksi,rs- -Flaus. T. EiuS Srls, wheat. usubu; COM
yAnU but Nnts 24NN but ryD, ,6M bu.
: SHIpMEATb-Eurn, DSu bu+
, 1880-05-19
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wcro tho receipts and shipments
OF tho leading articles Of produce In this city
during the twcnty-four hours ending MT o'clock
Tucsday morning. md tho corresponding time
Inst yeur:
, 1880-05-19
LIVE STOCK.

-'S
CArll,f-1t was "bluc" iny for sci1ors Thoso
wns fall amount Of trnd !nu but Il only accom-
pHhod by dint OF llard work mid vory fsao shading
Of prices. Tho markets bolow being II, moro Or loss
G0lnotalIsod condition, tho demhnd on ahtprng uc-
count WIS Of curtAad proportions; consequently
tho supply proved to be much larKcr than could DO
bundled to advantage. selIoFs bong Obliged 10 take
o1nHuthor l0c In order 10 efyoct 1hles. In con,pnr
bun with Fridays prices yestardaya satoa plainly
show d1c)Ne In melluM 10 extrn grados Of t5325c,
n OF tho advance Ut last wG1k being lost This car
rscs tho market bnck 10 tho lowest prlcos Of tho
AoEs Indeed. fnt cattle have not for n Han,ber OF
seasunA been IA cheap RS at Tho present tlfna Good
10 strictly choc0 beevos wore drug nj M10g3l.50,
whilc the rery bost In tho market unAaInhto at
over si769t. Steers Weighing from 1.lD tu l.s0 N
hnd In FUR Gesh worn hard to muvo At &kobGt4l 10,
though tlut class sold relatively bottar than tho
heavier weights. nutchrFs md capnnrs' Etuu con.
t!nnes in odornto supply, and haA not shared In the
will soon 10 plentiful und biz "break" In tho nnr.
s' viii III asa %ass S eso sSs
'"' QUOTATIONS.:
Extra nsoYOs-Grndcd Ftaors, weighing 1,R1
choes SreyesaFg lit iicois
I'M l.lNto ian 4o5a1ss
Ing LUG tn i.s1 as5Gsm
.wuaNlnK su = i00 III: .:.:%.s:.... aoa3aoo
LOU u.s.; =: ......... aoosaGs
vSsI! vss{!. Sss sa E ;Hi,ssas iSs %
w s sss ss II
prospesss d tue Moria u the III West Koiurus i,
5Gn sstss hsvs ssn !sssssa ss sS% ~ass -:
na IT, H ss wnSrea re ND
from dl.oxsa IN nis1 i,utod. Hays the journ ;fho
.ip 4a 3!
nsS s a.. 6 'sS f
Io3ns wtll euMo On ton o. tHnlxc aaLn onvller ip
, 1880-05-19

f1asres ~ 1n thn t!ny hvtpro The reeeip.s though
Ms,iny tasNc Ter The 4o pt yvas, and = t6s tutal
A, TssS S,s sySt pisS: Tsre ksaeaiy
react tht ttKurn to perhaps lainx nearar thu nnrk.
TEndH rug5 dull MI day and tho market finished bad
, 1880-05-19
THE UNION TRUST COMPANY BANK,
Northeast cornor Madison md Dunrb0s1,-sts-
acu.ves savings deposits md allows interest on s
nj tho rato Of per cont subject 10 tho rules OF thu
bank. G,M. WILSON, Cashier.
1If YELisGlsApu.
NEW YORK.


o' Nnpen ~ ,..' n"s ea'sar 1,'ou"f'
NEW YORK, May 16.-Ihe market hnd mn 1r-
rcgular and ragged opening, with como excite
ment Prices In surun cnsis yarn townr thnn
rc.,nr,nv,s c,osn trho hoare howovor rn,t
plenty OF orders to cover, under tho strength OF
which quotations were gonornliy advanced.
Thorcnftor tho tnnrket rclapsed into a state Of
1,,1,,n.r T., .htnt, i. ..tt.,,,s, - ~, ,t
e.iness' nv ~ "n'en ~ contI,aeu los tne ouluhec
ot the dhy, prices pelns maintained anu In somo
ccllanco,,s l,curs. Gould believes thAt no ad-
ynuco n,oyonent car, Mt nrcsent s,,orecI' md
hc looks Tor lever prices. us ho believes TINT
0s
, 1880-05-19

T0T%Tt3Es4 Il, iishi asa icGaes Car l%is
wers NOV: Tho ressipi. se:a sma. sas aH,oIont to
aaep thc hnn1S II; mnttvs vo Stocked, rsashhows wero
,.u .rup1,lMY1,Wna ~, anll ND easy: Moro ~ nhersd
m ws'e III
h egr1ng do AaaS1 turkeys. 7assci ducks t16o por
rSsE rSsEEDs1Wete ga!et nod mt materially ehanaed.
and mat wns quntod NJ NtaAo. lttl0 being onor9d
~ qs;oa Il sa sa ~ III ps'.us fef sep,en6op 4
SaSt III u S9ssT n o@ r. sT g. o Flax wa
,hALT-Mns etoadY Atid in modornl0 locni requests!
4rllnnfy o9arso aaii, y RGrl.................... i
NIuNNu lM
nNlry. YIN bags 2ae213
l,!vMrp9nt nne while sHektl.... ...,.......... 13
ahea xoods on che basis pf q o. for hlxhw!nss Ths
kg. YIN nt!mlnnliy ID lower.
.WoIis-Sna Huiot and litt!o bs.tar than nnn,Innt.
l,e nrsvaIa " nav aro A9nll y9 md NJ sales ar3
urcncl Y at tnt Ffatcseo, Al nil othcF points lilo
pIteoa asked appear t0 b. a611t tho xtown Of nuyntN
who ntu pYrau!na nero c1nscrTnt1ve courao this
yeas tasn fnr naty yess Ths wIll ~ doubt equal;
movement ii! round fa!r range of ptiecs Viii. no
uuubt, be auAtAMcd THROUGH this sansiln bht tho
issno s!uwr thlt woIu ~ sn.rvnt En the nt1snr aoo
ported at!onR. with Considerable rU,npuIi0n al tho
auctions hltHcen English nnd Cuntinuntu buyers.
Tho t0ll0MlnR tHurus nro nhmea FOR nov wuol:
NUs Hitu!HHi
EnMEse " dnty tub A9a5
t'NArso iIlHnHled aencH. 2uaN
nleulum lhWaslou doeCa.