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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-19

CITY CIRCUIT COURT-The October term
Of the City Circuit COurt-Judge Wexford
presidiBg--commenccd yesterday. A num-
Der of attachment and garnishee cases and
motions on forthcoming bonds were dis
posed Of, and several motions relative TO
railroad cases were heard. The jury was
adjourned over until this morning at 10
o,clopk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-19

SPLENDID THREE-BCTToN LADIES' UN.
DRESSED KIDS I'm beautiful shades for so cents
worth Stat the NEW YORK AUCTIoS-HoUsE
523 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-19

SPLENDID THREE-BUTToN LADIES' UN
DRESSED KIDS In beautiful shades for 80 cents
worth Stat the NEW YORK AUCTION. HOUSE
523 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-19

REGMEsrAL DRILL.-The First Virginia
regiment had battalion drill last night at
the ReeimeniaI Armory. Companies A, r.,
&, r, aud II paraded with very full ranks.
Lieutenant Colonel Charles j. Anderson
complimented on their soidieriy bearing and
on the sklIful manner IN which the yarIons
maneuyres were executed,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-19

Have just received a large assortment of Diamond
Rings and Earnings at JOHN II. TYLER & Co.'S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-19

Receiving elegant silver In eases for Bridal Pr,
seuts at JOHN II. TYLER Il COS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-19

Call ana look at the largest and most cOmplet,
stock of Jewelry, at the lowest prices, at JOHN II
TYLER & cos.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-19

LACE CURTAINS, WINDow-SHADEs, aud
BLANKETS, cleaned aud made same as new. with
out injury to fabric at Laundry, Tenth and Broad.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-19
OCTOBER 10. 1880,
wEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR T0-DAY.-For the Middle
Atlantic States, clear or partly cloudy wea.
ther, northwesierly winds, generally higher
barometer, stationary or lower temperature.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
cooler. On sunday there was light rain.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY O A. NJ. a. (;
8 A. NJ, 56 /; noon, II; L. M, 66 6 T..
A.. sc midnight, AZ.
Mean temperature, 56 SO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-19

PERsoNAL-BRIEF ITEMs.-Rev. DR..
Henry Mcdonald has gone TO Upreryile.
Fauquier county, TO assist in conducting a
revival which is in progress there.
Mr.. John b. Davis has had cbape erect
ed at Lester Manor, and religious services
will be conducted in 1t regularly.
DR.. A. Il. Wolard has returned TO the
city.
Major Robert II. Glass, Of the Danvlle
| Post, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. William II. Hayden, former resi-
dent of Richmond, has met with immense
success out West as manager OF L. w.
Keene, the tragediaD, also well known in
this city. Mr.. Hayden has acted as agent
of some OF the first artists in the United
States.
Mr.. Thomas Potts sails on wednesday
for Ireland. lie will be absent about a
month. Mr.. Potts is well-kn0wn and
higbly-respectod citizen, and bears with
him the kind wishes Of many friends. He
was the treasurer OF the Irish Relief Fund,
aud be will therefore be warmly welcomed
| IN the old country.
A large quantity OF tobacco is to be sold
at the Old Dominion wharves to-day.
| Owing TO tbe, disease now prevailing
among the horses of the City Railway Com
pany, IL was necessary yesterday to reduce
the number OF running cars. Consequent
| ly the schedule, as heretofore run, was not
conformed with. This Irregularity may
possibly exist for few days.
ID. X. Osgood, Of the firm OF Prescott q
Osgood, leaves the city to-day for Boston,
his former home. Mr.. Osgood made many
friends during bis residence in Richmond.
and his departure will be generally regretted
| by them.
| II has been suggested that now is an adj
mirable opportunity TO clean out the mud
| from the Old reservoir.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-19
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

ES- On all sales OF Real Estate made between the
LIST Of January and last Of June the taxes for the
present year have 10 be paid by The purchaser. On
ali sales made between the lst OF July and last oi
the wear the taxes have TO be paid BY the seller.
This custom was adopted about 1fleeu years aso
BY all The real estate agents IN kichmond ana ap'
niles 10 Richmond and vicinity.l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-19

DR.. JoHS MAHoNY, DENTIST, has returned {,
the city, aud can be found at his Office, 625 Main
frepf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-19

GRAND Jury OF THE CIRCUIT CoURT.-The
grand Jury was drawn yesterday for the &C.
iober term Of The Circuit Court OF this city !:
George w. Mayo, William A. WYATT. Il. A.
Jacob, William e. Bailey, George A.
HAYNES, John II. PleasantS, Alfred =.
ShelId. Robert J. Christian, Clement K.
Morton, George W. Duesberry, ST., \. Jud-
son Watkins, Napoleon Burke, Charles A.
Baldwin, James Carter, Jacob Farrar, Cor
nplius A. Scott.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-19

Please call and examine the large stock Of Plate,
ware at JOHN II. TYLER 4 Co.'S.
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MERCHANT TAILORING.

CLOTHING TO ORDER.
CLOTHING TO ORDER.
CLOTHING To ORDER.
r. b. SPENCE SON,
E.B. SPENCE & SON,
ID. SPENCE SON,
aos MAIN STREET,
gos MAIN STREET,
pOs MAIN STREET.
CLOTHING TO ORDER.
CLOTHING TO ORDER.
CLOTHING TO ORDER.
T. b. SPENCE & son.
E.B. SPENCE & son,
f.B. sPENCE & son,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
MERCHANT TAILoRS,
MERCHANT TAILOR
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
READY.MADE CLOTHING.
H.. SPENCE & SON,
T. d. SPENCE & SON,
EB. SPENCE L son.
BUSINESS SUITS,
BUSINESS SUITS.
903 MAIN STREET,
9O3 MAIN STREET,
eOs MAIN STREET.
T.B. SPENCE & son,
LIB. SPENCE 4 SON,
T.B. SPENCE & SON.
DRESS SUITS.
DRESS SUITS.
DOYs' CLOTHING,
BOYS CLOTHING.
BOYS CLOTHING.
CnILDREN's CLOTHING,
CHILDREN's CLOTHING,
CHILDREN's CLOTHING.
ovERCoATs FOR MEN,
ovERCoATs FOR MEN.
CvERCoATs FOR MEN.
OvERCoATs FOR BOYS.
ovERCoATs FOR BOYS.
ovERCoATs FOR BOYS.
uvERCoATs FOR CHILDREN,
UvERcoATs FOR CHILDREN.
ovERCoATs FOR CHILDREN.
E.B SPENCE & son,
f.. b. SPENCE & SON,
E.B. SPENCE SON.
INDICATED SHIRTS,
INDICATED SHIRTS,
uEDrCATED SHIRTS.
u. g. SPENCE & son,
Z. b. SPENCE & SON.
4. b. SPENCE 4 SON.
NUBBy NECKwEA8,
NoBBY NECKwEAR,
EOBBY NECKwEAR.
eO8 MAIN STREET,
eos MAIN STREET,
90s MAIN STREET.
kHTRTs, COLLARS. AND CUFFS.
kHIRrs, COLLARS. AND CUFFS.
BoIkTs, COLLARS, AND CUFFS.
GLOVES, HOSIERY, &C.
GLOVES. HOSIERY, &C.
GLOVES. HOSIERY. &C.
y. d. SPENCE a SON,
J.. n. SPENCE A SON.
4. B. SPENCE & SON.
MERCHANT TAILORs,
MERCHANT TAIL0ks,
MERCHANT TAlLoRs,
eos MAIN STREET.
e0s MAIs STREET,
so3 MAIN STREET. oc7
DENTI9TB.
n w. JONES, DENTlsT--OY. m
Ne FioK, 40. s07 FnAxKIrs STREET, 1917
EgTwEkE kJoHTB AND NINTH STKnETs~-bny
trrery eonyeDiesee and appliance FOR tbe CON
,e 81 as rs. esp',ssns,1ss pss1s s'In fTspiyn,s s, exp;
.'oy:n ss:,i{ sna ssrsisy a. oDersoas ier 4 sme
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-19

THE WATER SUPPLY.-The Committee on
Water met yesterday and heard statement
from superintendent Davis to the effect that
the present wsier supply canUOt be improved
until we have more rain. This Information
the committee directed TO be published over
the signature OF The Superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-19

HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE should be used
when you are suffering from mental or physical ex'
baustion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-19
EMINENT DRs. s. L. AND {. c. NIpELEr,

- Colden's LrEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT OF
BEEF we have prescribed with excellent success In
diphtheria malaral, typhoid fevers, debility, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-19
TurTs PILLS.
SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER.

10. Of Appetite. Nausea. Bowels ccs;'ve' fai'
=. ,s. ,,e.a with dull sensation IN the back part
Pain Under the Shoulder. Blade; Fa"ness ni'''
y.,ns. with sdisinelina,ion to exerton Of body o.
mind; rrritsbiity Of Temper; Low Spirits; Lcs'
., Memory, with feeling Of having neglected sons
,,y,y wesrlpcss, Dizziness Fiu,tering at the Heart
pas Before the Ewes, yellow Skin, Headache. Rest
,es.uess a, night. Highly -Colored Urine.
~ THESE WARNINGS ARE UNHEEDED sE
RloUs DISEASES WILL SOON
BR DEVELOPED.
ruTIx rILLs are especiall, adapted TO srct
,.tes One dose effects such a change OF feeling Al
20 zstonish the sanerer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-19

TUE DEMOCRATIC DEMONSTRATION To-
NIGHT.-The Democratic demonstration
which takes place tonight in this city
| promises to be an extraordinary affair, and
Will eclipse everything of this kind we have
bad In Richmond for long time. The
meeting will be addressed by Captain
| George ID. Wise, the Democratic candidate
for Congress from this district; Major
| Charles $. Stringfcllow, who Is recognized
as one Of the abest speakers in Virginia !;
Major W. f. &. Gregory, and probably by
General Fitz Lee and Judge Robert Ould
| Other speakers from abroad have been in
yited and will perhaps be present.
The torchlight procession will be the
most complete one that has bee1 seen here
for many years. Two bands Of music have
been secured, and there will be a liberal
display OF color lights and fireworks. Sew
eral hundred uniformed men with torches
| will be in the procession, including the fol-
lowing well known Democratic clubs: Old
Dominion Club, Major Bob Styll, president (;
X. X, L.. Major j. II. Claiborne, president I;
Young Virgnians. Hon. James Lyons, Jr..
president; Clay Ward Actlves, Captain p.
S. Derbyshire, president; Marshall Ward
Club, Mr.. John b. Whitehead, president ;
Jackson Ward Club; East.End Pleasure
| Nlul, NlIs h. b. It tlLpdNiithS but
the Fairfield Club, Mr.. Charles w. Thorn,
president.
The line of march will be rs follows
Commencing at Broad and Seventh, down
Broad to Nineteenth street, thence to Main
street, up Main to Fifth, thence to Frank
Iin, up Franklin 10 First, thence to Broad,
down Broad to City Hall, where the speak
ing will be.
| The chief marshal and assistant marshals,
including officers Of the clubs, are invited
| to the platform. When the procession ar
ryes at the platform the meeting viii be
under Tue direction OF The chairman OF the
City Central Conservative Committee.
The Hancock and English and George d.
Wise Club of Manchester has been invited
and are expected TO participate in the de-
| monStraiiOn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-19

FAIRFIELD HANCOCK AND ENGLISH AND
G. ID. WISE CLUB.-The Fairfield Hancock
and English and George ID. Wise Club OF
Henrico was organized last night by elect
ing tue following members: Charles w.
Tbom, president; William II. Acree, vice.
president; William L. Miles, treasurer; (;
William L. Nuckols, sergeant-at-arms; VIII
liam II. Thomas, secretary.
The Club has a membership Of fOrty-two,
and will have public meeting at SmitbeTs
Store, In Henrico, next Thursday night at
O'Clock, when addresses will be delivered
by DR.. A. MOnteiro, II. A. Atkinson, Esq,
and others.
The following have been appointed a
committee OF arrangements to make prepara-
ton for the meeting: w. L. Nucko!s, j. f.
Siegle, and j. S. Brauer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-19

"YoUTBFuL FRoLIcs" AT THE THEATRE.
The ReDtz-Santiey Troupe drew to The The
tire last night crowd OF spectators as
large as would greet PsttI. or Nilsson, or
Edwin Booth. Their costumes, in some
'eatures, while OF the so.caled progressive
style, have been long fashionable and popu-
lar at the courts OF the potentates OF the in.
terror Of Africa, and may have been, for all
we know, the mode in the Land OF Nod
when Cain went there courtiug.
The stump-speech on Progress, by Lew
Benedict, and the scenes between Quilter
md Godricb, were quite funny.
The dancing OF the females was dasbing
and pyrotechnic, and their singing OF the
variety concert-hall type. When it was
most religious, boweyer--that IL, golden
sIipperish order--it was received with the
widest applause. This indicated that the
bad.beaded grandfatbers, whose heads glis-
tened all over the orchestra, know how tQ
appreciate the moral part OF an entertain.
ment, and their enthusiasm was, OF course,
communicated 10 "tbe boys" The young
ladies looked as II they are well fed, and do
credit TO their boardiDg.bouses.
Some primitive people who have never
seen Aimee 10 La Perichole, or enjoyed the
classic makeup Of Lydia Thompson's re.
fined blondes, were actually a.tonished that
Major Poe and his efficient police did not
cut short the performance.
The fair iroickers will again draw to-
night. They always do.
OPERA DURING FAIR-WEEK.--A series OF
English opera will be given at Mozart Hall
during Fair-week. commencing Monday,
October 25th, with Madame Caroline Rich
ings- s-Berpard as prinla donna. assisted by q
strong cast and chorus Of fifty voices. II
will be under The auspices OF the Mozart
Association and under the direction OF Mr..
Charles l.. Siegel. Mrs. Richings-BeTnard
will be supported by Miss Annie Roemer,
soprano; Mr.. f. N. Hof' tenor; Mr.. F.
W. Cunningham, tenor; Mr.. Pierre Ber-
nard, baritone: Mr. N. B. Peasants, basso
cantante, and Mr.. Joseph $. GrcensfeIder,
basso profundo. With the exception oil
Miss Roemer, who comes from the North
highly recommended, the vocal excellence
of this combination is too we'll known and
appreciated to call for any praise from us.
This reinforced by n chorus OF fifty voices
aud the Mozart orchestra completes COM
pany that cannot fail OF pleasing operate
performances. Monday and Tuesday eve
nings they will perform the old fayorltt
Pinafore. Wednesday the Rose OF Tyrol
Thursday Piuaiore, and Friday Jeannette''
Wedding and the fourth act from Troya
tore.
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DYEING, CLEAHISG. &C.
MILLINERY.

AIRS. NJ. CREIGHTON, $40
WI No.'329 EAST BROAD STREET.
Is now prepared 10 show TO bxr customers ssSx9s9
and the public generally Q
LARGE AND WELL-sELECTED STOCK OF
MILLINERY GOODS, Nf na
embracing all Of toe 500
LATEST NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON..
A call IL solicited. Oc 1890
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-19

5000 NUMBERED OPERA CHAIRS, WITH
SEATS FOR $4,000 PEOPLE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-19

Admission, 60c.; children under niue years, 26c.
Petersburg-MoND Az. October 2Jth. u.f tt
ksburg-WEDNESDAY, October 21th.
oc l6,l921,23426 ff''. .t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-19

THE MOST GORGEOUS STREET PAGEANT
ever witness this side Of the Orient. Tomss u win
be the regret OF 0 hfetime.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-19

200 CHAMPION CIRCUS PEREORMKRs, r.
culed IRON every branch OF the profcssioo, and
positively and only containing every stellar u
light Of the arena, In friendly rivalry rt
in two distinct rings. t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-19

WE
ARE
The
LEADERS
OF
FASHION.
, 1880-05-28
DREAI)S'rUFTS,

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no's tho s.nE being Ss" Outside osss
ware So 70 aqn o saa oea TO 10 limited ias below tho
vss pyae .srs bis sppina ax.os ~ @
:@tor pseas, sad 10 stis t,a tosr, % nsss,y .. @ ia
TS+ ~ nz' E:pos. tsu5s wsfe auotoa ut ~
s.' s s's'ss ssss s. ss.. sae.
n'a,llnxs Ut .tlaa!aoo: car feed ut siaoi, cur cur
""r s"s IT. ~ iss s s9' and er
SPRING wllgAr--wus less uctivo. though tar
:;s: SSss ss: " " NY
;ssy %s9s y s ss SsS st Ss S:
a{ss; sS;s 50. 7 is ssSS 4,
@ ss # i, s oa:. s siY s
INIT ~ ks Il tSy S,s A s
fI I1,M '0 ~ t4Yor ~ cYHtsaqs Mila otl,ets ssttie
VIII ~ las e es !. 'srIls!'y
i;iS;S;i|!si ii;;s s5 s| siSgt ,s SsSg Is
ss sS j T., 4; i:!'
I'D M y 81 y .saSis ) i:s; %as d.
FqJs e RS L II "a M MTH's; ba s,
~ ~ i ti3i ss T"s T: ~ u. ~
nH1 KIM r 4As. The hTttsE Mntkpla wcso dull,
sh,n,u XXX te3EuHf 3 Ysfy tasEs. With feattyvty NHMf
tntl naxk wcuk lIsj Il Wah ntsi.Iatn hst ii s
rruM1rtton III Tho re!stnss h3 az IT'D ,ruTket
1K, n1SinK A1snrv1 y, My kalvs g .audtnx sIpp0Fs.
est III se 'psst'e sst u''y iar f9saTss sNonvra
y n,aa, a slssts MI! AoloT tn4t. asa asysncsd
= ;M,aa T. y Fly e.v S9!laE .lnly sui! at Hit.e.
~ a!!u na!. HH&ts 4Hu4 xbfa n,
~; FIJI ~ , I'M ~ tun n nrw high.
rstuegd n $a, igll0 "a W saniia ii !aIS % Oh Oh
board cars, and G bu Sats IL G5r, fe.a!
tjAYHt--Ner acsIve md h!saer the month Ct rash
, 1880-05-28

Sbff1d! DHT1lch IN Iht Chicago Trtbunf,
l}0sruS, sfAy .7.-Tho stock tnnrkot sa1nH-
whit improved tn-liAy, ind thDro was Il tMlluh
letter fGultnK concerning nearly nil classes IT
sisci!rltts. Itlir0utlB fairly nutiy1 md streng,
Atchiss'N nflyltnctnIfrUM llast To liSS; Chicago.
burlington QutflUy opened ut 1ii!i, hut fell ti
lln;t ~ thu scGal'd call. and closed ut !Lltt, ut
Wh!r!! 20 shn!ts wrre Asli. Little Ihck sHId Mt
Ma1etf!; Atchlann. Netlrskn. NJ; fntlsltI*ky, III;
Eh!T!Ht, 4 dubuque, llkNItlg.i: tIninn' rNoiu,
g: tut!and, -pcrferrei, :sisiQ5.t; t,gtlenkbl,rK,
Il: Huston y Inwelt, Ht D6stu,, & frnviiutlra,
tl4 tEsl4t NcW York d Now Eng14ntl, ISL 6HEit; Old
EntoY. ll@tf; El!atcrh. II; lttMfHH u A5bnny,
~: CnlireTtle,!t !lIyer. t4i: vtrmDnt Il blnsBlt.
ehlsStts, lls; Wsirceatcr i Ntslli0, "a.
:, ~ NoH!Es Lawrence 4 Hnuthern u snil Mt S7it,
l!Dstmt Albnt,y y, Is..at, New York Il Nuw Hi.
g!ana; lGst; Y. llaFtior; s Erie, u14 Qa;oA, East-
Mining stocks wurc uvcn stronger than for
several aayA past, u!nl III nearly every Instance
I'M itlsapco was .nRdp.
YDHElnx,
LONDON, May :7.-CutIso!s, % 6.1o, account,
VDH. ''sN'''
Aunerlean securltles-New ba, los; AVA. III,
~, lWls T. llltnoiA Cehtrll, l04!3i PcnHayIyunia
Centr.., &'s Erie, Ui do sec0,ida, ESN; Head.
Ihs bullion III tho Eauk Of England Increased,
Ell,t01 during the pMst week. T4e prUnurIin,
Vi tho banks reserve to ils liability IL Il Vii pvr
CENT
Tho bullion Withdrawn frum tho Hank vf En-.
gland uA thu llaAncu tn-luy Is E&O,uV.
PAila. tlMy si.-Iientes, B3t E.s;o.
tbs statement Ut the liauk Of Frlhce showA d
aecsease speele for the weak OF .21 wv franes,
, 1880-05-28
TOltEIGN,

FOltElGN.
Special Dfspaleh 10 Tbs Chicago Tttbunt
LIvknP0oI, May .7-ll;U q, n.-yLoun-No.l l, Is
G1f So.A In.
uNAlN-Whoat-sylnter. no. l, 1Ds ID, No. . 10s u,
FtrIna No. idat h". WI white NJ. l. ia ;4, No. Il
IN Id, club. Nh. ], ILL 6dj No. Il loy. Corn-Now, No.
!, 6a lxai No. :, Is Id.
FHOvisEuSh-Prrk. h9s 81. Lard. to- I'd.
Ltvxnpuui, May N,-EorroN--Qulat att ll.l6aG3fd,
salcs 7 bales, speculation nnd export, l.ups Amost-
cAi, a.AM. II
NMxA,srurys-Flrmt Ca,tfotnIa white wheat, ID ID
8lc& 1di do club, los&l0s Udt rod Wostern
srring, 9Saaas 1oat rcd Wnstern wlntar. lax I'd
aios Id, Western. canal, .1asal:s sd. corn-Now'
w I'D,
UAKADlAN PEAx-1s.
PRovIsl0xH-Prt moss pork, tea ID. Npaf-pump
mass. us I'd. AnuTican lard, ats ID.
tAEEsE-Ftn9 American, ia.
l0NLoH. Mays7.-pErRuLEuM-Ilen G}fd5aGSfa,
ANTwEhP, 3Iay H.-pErNuLEuN-lY4
q Ih1sSsio9, n, s. .. Aay s77; M 10
ritss IL M SMsy siiy ,s ms e p'n I'D
aassapa NSt Sh a. aoes t = HI 1 Il
full dsr.rd aad s,vady. Corn 9u.st aud sssady. IT
nrTirS-Mhgat-eNnt !nuch .solns.x E9Tn-AtuGrlcan
a. 81a % spsasa aa'i ~ s Id t scta a4t II ssd T. 4 Y
hiFhe1 at IT, iisei lutl and q lowar, ~ Ul.
qas saa sa,n
Eatxoe. - passaxo-Wheas qutsI Com ssoadys is!r
4ssas e. 'ss %ssss ssa K f. aasa
, 1880-05-28
REAL ESTATE.

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AI.'!ss Ah!,s;'s
.EhuncUsy sinssh tirlnne -. ......,..., ANs
@'1" s'sd a%M s|s Ms, sS t.s "nsf Il jss s
A$s . ill., ;;s$ ,.
f:: s!ss I; III III; $5SS ;;; i ;;; III:
$i:I ;;; tsS SSSs
SU1lrit or CITY tlst1T* WITHIN NAlttIs or BEyEs
NILES or THE r0uHt-gIaExE,
:!ass as y 81 tsnt'Ss% S"S' iSia Hi i, William William.
'0o' " ;tHa Mixs " T,S S.s'S
ss. pss;t 4: $ / 4 IL, r.: sa HS!tE'ts II Sss4 vi
f5ysaf 11s f ,'s;s5 4, sis9 F !, n q, & DS9aSt 4,
Assa!.' ]: W ef
c:Ens ~ FL, Il j. j. ,.ai
xs"s: y # fSit;:;GsSa.6 I: +. ''''
M q s;s s'! hSs hi & "es l. ssksy u syr,s u " w;1sis: b H.
he1 u Ra}...s... s...sast...+. i4U
, 1880-05-28
Notable Rise in Four Per Cents on
Account of Treasury pur.
chases.
Smaller Shipments OF Currency to tlto
Country-F0rclgn Exchange.
Tho Produce Markets. stoadier, and Gen.
orally Fi1mor-Tho Wheat Deal
NoldB Up.
Corn and oats stronger-June Grain
Still WILDLY Discounted.
FINANCIAL.

Stocks werc not very uetivo. Most Of tho
changes were ga.ns. Few rt.mors wcro In circu.
Luton. Now York ndvices wcrc noncoinmittAl.
Capitalists Nrc looking over tho llRt for burgnns,
and arc taking considerable blocks Of stock out
of tho market. Now York aud Chicago brokers
nsrco IN this report. TheAo Investment pur-
rhNscs Indicate That In tho rpln!on Of tnoncycl
ucn prices havc ronchctl II point where It Ia sare
10 hny. Those who operate In this why urc ln-
ircrntit to manipulation. II the n,arket fills,
thoy will bug more Of nil TINT they believe II to
bc eNfo to hold.
Tho widest fluctuations were In the cpnl stocks,
pacl,c Mail, IT. Jnu, anu Northern pncttlc.
Nurthern Pacific cn,nluOn rnsc from, assA to 28,
nnd thon lcclInrd to 2i;s, which il ~ butter
than yesterdays close. Tho preferred rlnged
between 20 md ~, closing ut ~, II gain Of 4. Pm
ellie Muilwcnt down from :aiti to 3i!a, cl0si,g ut
3lt;, luss Of vi. st. Joe ccinn,on anndo ~, to
MI; md tho preferred al4, 10 6y!i. Hudson
arcncd Mt Oh fell to H. rose to Gki anil closed at
Ssh. n rscuvcry of III. LnckawAt,nn WIS sold us
low ns III, an. ts high as TAX, closing u lower,
ut TAat, n rain Of lA. Jersey ccntrni sold down
from 81 Ia s:ss, recovering to h7A. and selling
finally ut II, gail."f 3as. lscadlng ,naslo II; to
S,as.
Huntington Quincy male TX, tn llGA: Clevc-
1nnd Columbus, Cincinnati l. indianapolis ls,,
TO G79i; M1rris & Essex 2 to l01; Illinois CG1t-
trul III, TO it:A; Michigan Central IL. to ~;
Inke Shore II, To 1007s, ter selling ut NH; Erie
Il, 10 Nsi, selling at ;ras; tho preferred III, tn
~; Northwestern x, 10 Mi. selling NJ luw as no;
tho pr.torrch III, to t,'A: st. Paul II, to iii:
Wabash :, To :}l.:; Wnhash preferred 4, tn 57k
settling Mt hsAndSTi; Ohio :.to al, selling Mt d,s
md :5js,i; kAnsas s. Texas !i,tn ny: Columbus,
Chicago & lu.linnn Central X tetlH; CnIun PIT
ellie III, to W; Iron M1untuiniG, to "; AtInnt!c
s: Pacific Il, tn:J'; Lottisyillc s. Nashville Il, 10
1n,,; Cullua Southern ri, to Il; S,t1l Franulscn
preferred VI, 10 a.N; Mnnhuttnn IL, to ..5A; st..
T'nul & Minneapolis = tn A8; 6!otix City IL, to
MI; nnd Chesapeake & Ohio sa.tu 1917.
Sioux City preferred Inst |, 10 Il; Chattanooga
NJ, tn 5s.;; Pacific slu!l ~, TO 3AH; nad New
York CentrIl &. tn tat!4.
THO Following tablc shows tho nngo OF tho
neftyr stocks for tho dny: