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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-26
Vegetine.
Reports from Ottawa.

OTTAWA. CANADA, Dec. 81, 1SR
Mr.. Fl. R. STEVENS. Boston. Mass.-Dear SiH j
have used your Vegetine In my family for seveD4
years. and consider 1t an invaluable medicine j
most cheerfully recommend its use to thoss -
string safe and effectual remedy for disessesak
the stomach and impurities OF the blood. mz1
add that have advocated Its use TO several =
my friends and acquaintances with the most Sn1k
flying and satisfactory results.
Very respectfully yours,
MRS. W. G. PERLEY.
No one can doubt the truthfulncss of the abovD
certificate, coming from so responsible and IN
fiuential parties Mr.. Perley is the senior mon.
Der of the firm of Perley d Pattee, ono Of ~
largest and most extensive lumber firms =
America.
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THE WOMAN SUFFRAGISTS.
Susan b. Anthony, Belva A
Lockwood and Parker Pills.
bury at Indianapolis.

Special to the Star.
INDIANAPOLIS. May 26.--The thirteenth
annual session of the National Woman
Suffrage Convention met at the Park Thea
ter yesterday, with large attendance o
delegates and visitors. The meeting wa
called to order by the First Vice President
Miss Susan B. Anthony, and among th'
delegates are:
Ohio-Mrs. Amanda B. Merriam. Mrs
Cordelia A. Plympton, Cincinnati; Sophi'
L. O. Allen, Eva L. Pinney, South New
bury.
Indiana-Mary f. Haggart, Vice Presi
ident; Martha Grimes, Zerelda G. Wallace
A. P. Stantoa, Salem Mccain, Crawfords
vile; Mrs. HELEN M. Cougar, Lafayette
Thomas Atkinson, Oxford; Mrs DR.. Rog
ers, Greencastle.
Kentucky-Mary B. Clay, Richmond
Vice President
A long letter was read from Elizabeth
Cady Stanton, and many speeches wer
made in the afternoon and evening.
Mrs. Mary B. Clay, of Kentucky, daugh
ter of Cassus M. Clay, was introduced, ant
gave gratifying exhibit of the progress o
the suffrage work in the dark and blood.
ground"
Mrs. Elizabeth L. Saxon, one of the dele
gates to the Convention, and probably tn
best speaker of the lot. is wealthy lady Q
New Orleans, and during the prevalence Q
yellow fever in that city hel oically thre,
open her house and devoted her time an
means to the sufferers from that dreadfu
disease.
Parker Pillsbury speaks this afternoon
and Belva A. Lockwood, of Washington
tonight
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Vegetine.
Cured ScrofuIa.

PHILADELPHIA, PA. July Is, 1s75.
Mr.. H. R. STEVENS Dear Sir-I can cheerfuIIy
recommend your Vegetine as the "Great Blood
Purifer."-I have been aiing from Scrofula In
years, and was cured by your Vegetine. kesp
it constantly on hand t. keep my bowels regular,
and am constantly recommending 1t to all whom
hear needing a remedy like yours
Truly yours,
JOHN MCGETTIGAN
Being personally acquainted with Mr.. McGesI-
gan, can vouch for him as being reliable in hiG
statement, as have sold him Vcgetine.
DR. j. W. ABEL.
Druggist, 1924 Beach stresk
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1t is impossible for woman after faith
full course OF treatment with Lydia 4.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, to con
tinue to suffer with weakness OF the
uterus. Inclose stamp to Mrs. Lydia e
Pinkham. 233 Western avenue, Lynn,
Massachusetts,, for her pamphlets.
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VEGETINE.
Vegetine
Gives q Good, Clear Complexion.

PHILADELPHIA Pa, July 8, 11H.
Ma II. R. STEVENS Boston-Dear Sir: Ths
great benefit have received from the use Of Veg-
etine induces me to give testimony in Its favQH
For several years my face has been covered with
mples, which caused me much ANNOYANCE end
number of doctors and also tried many prepasa-
dons without obtaining any benefit until l con-
menced taking Vegetine, and before had usU1
the flrst bottle saw had the right medicine. i
have used three bottles and find my health mueA
improved. my numor entirely cured. -
Yours respectfully
MISS N. KEEFE,
1130 Carpenter streSA
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UohLn hooufo
The following deaths have Deen placed -
record since our last report:
Infant Robinson. still-born, city.
Frank Kane, II days, city.
Mary Fletcher. weeks, city.
Adolf Miller, 8 months. city.
Henry Engle, 20 months, city.
Henry Bossemeyer, months, city.
Philomena Jaussen, s years, city.
G. Braun. 8 months, city.
Fred. Nolte. years, city.
John Hawkins, AZ years, city.
Adam Vappenberger 75 years, Germank
Frederick Stuewe, So years, Germany.
P. Mason, As years. KY. 1t
Charles Curtis, so years, N. Y.
Chas. McCarty, so years, Ireland.
Margaret Porter, 81 years, Ireland.
Alicia Jourdan, % years, Mass.
Keep your bowels and kidneys in healf3V
state by the use of Kidney-Wort.
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KENTUCK KNICKKNACKS.
Specially Collected in the C0rncracker
Commonwealth.

Specials to the Star.
MOUNT VERNON, May 26.-The Rogers
Caywood trial at Williamsburg resulted in
the acquittal of the defendants. After the
jury had deliberated two days they re-
turned a verdict of not guilty. The result
was hailed with enthusiasm by the friends
of the parties A banquet was prepared
at DR.. Coyts Hotel, at which the jury
feasted and drank.
NASHVILLE May 26.-Accidents among
the men employed by the Water works
Company are of almost daily occurrence.
Last week man was blown up by the pre-
mature explosion of blast and badly in
jured. On Saturday man had his head
crushed by rock in the hands Of fellow
workman, and yesterday Tom Mahan pre-
maturely exploded blast, which knocked
him down, badly bruising his whole body.
VERSAILLES, May 26.-A little son of VIM.
Redmon, who lives at Clifton. in this coun.
ty, was killed yesterday by large log roll
ing over him.
MAYsvILLK, May 26.-John Mccartney
an old soldier of the war of 1872, died at the
residence of his son-in-law, John Master
son. near here, yesterday morning at
o'clock. He was eighty-nine years of age
PADUcAH. May 26.-Dan. F. Jones, sa
loon keeper of Murray, Galloway County
yesterday shot and killed Joel Ferguson
Town Marshal. Jones was drinking anG
oot ;nto q difficultv with n citizen and raw
his pistol 10 shoot. Ferguson interfered
when Jones got shotgun and killed him
Innes ia in iail
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Vegetine
Gives Life and vigor.

HASTINGS. MIMI, Dec. 16, 1s7A
H. R. STEVENS Boston Dear Sir: will do n
l can in re gard to the vegetine, which has been
the saving of my life. and believe Thousands d
Others II is good for General Debility and "a
Female Weaknesses and will 81 I've life, vigor an1
strength to both sexes. Yours, with respect
MRS. SUMNER WALTON
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Presbyterian General Assembly. A
National Associated Press to the Star.

MADISON, Wis, May 26-In the Presby-
terian General Assembly the Judicial Com
mittee, through its Chairman, Rev. DR.. L.
H. Atwater, Of Princeton. reported cases
submitted to it. Case four, All appeal from
the Synod OF New Jersey in the case of a
man convicted OF rape, the report went
over on account of the special order, ths
report of the Home Mission Committee on
its coming report, whc, was discussed at
length, and after several unimportant
amendments, the Committee OH Revision
of the Book Of Discipline reported, which
was adopted. 1r.-s
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Grand Lodge Knis hts OF Pythias
Special to the Star.

special 70 the Stlf.
DAYTON, o., May 26.-The Knights Of
Pythias parade got a late start yesterday
evening, but it carried out the line of
march proposed, and was certainly one of
finest professions ever seen on our streets
The reception at Tivoli Garden last night
was brilliant success and the dancing was
kept up all night.
The prize drills and the band tournament
take place at the Soldiers Home to-day.
The band tournament opened at clock
and is now In progress. The prizes are all
in gold.
The prizes " i'll be awarded at the close of
the drill, and after dress parade by the
Brown Guard, the Knights will return to
the city.
The Grand Lodge will not accomplish
much work to day.
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Vegetine.
Druggists Report.

PHILADELPHIA. july s, 1SH.
H. R. STEVENS Boston, Massive have 80
your Vegetine for some years past, and our cuDs
iomers recommend it as being the best and safs1l
blood Purifier" in use. We have sold many o.
tclcs of the same description, but Vegetine givsD
The most universal satisfactitn. n. We always -
commend 1t with confidence.
HANSELL BROS.
Druggists. 1926 Market strssA
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Keep your bowels and kidneys in healthy
state by the use of Kidney-Wort
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MASTER COMMITS SIONER'S SALE.
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
Good Lot i'm FairmOunt,

r WILL OFFER AT PUBLIC SALE. IN THE
/ rotunda of the Courthouse, III Cincinnati, %
MONDAY, June Z, 1880, at II o'cl' OK q. m. ths
eastern 43 feet OF Lot No. 07 in the subdivision q
Fairmount as made by Bryant and Trevor. Ths
lot here to be sold fronts IS feet on Central ave-
nue. and extends northwardly 300 feet to Vinten
street, and lies so feet east Of kincaid street.
Appraised at $525.
Terms of Sale-One third cash; balance In nina
and eighteen months with interest at six Der cent
per annum, secured by mortgage on the premseA
To be sold by order Of the Superior Court q
Cincinnati in Case No. 3I,6O6 Thos. T. Heatk,
Assignee Va Anne M. Cate lin.
Z. N. WILD,
Master Commissioner, Sc Johnston Buildines
THos. T. HEATH, Attorney.
, 1880-05-01

Special DApateh to The Chicago Tf1buns.
NEW yonK, April Observation-Disclosures
much lxhter ouerings and dsc,dedIy less Inquiry
to piaeo supplies, especially OF tho fuvorit Rrads Of
No. red which Ii tic centre OF speculative lnturest
and nuctuated considerably, leaving n shado
of tho Highest d9ures. Gonernly un-
favorable advtcss BY cauo, spring wheat in
moderate request, ovoh for enEly delivery.
but hold moro confidently two boat-loads
Of No. Northwest spring, due on contract or the
18th OF April. and In default as to doIivory, was
bought At tho second call BY AfF. J. H. err,ck "a
Chs.m,n AZ ot sho rodacs ST. 9rsn M Gon%tss
!$:;s $s ss:}ss:: Z:
sss sss ss.s ss$.ss ssss Wilt
se:sa sss nJ9 iy toao
active =. Irregular
,aS ss:S
S5& "ss' H. sS: a:s', CO. eR9ss ssx,
sed 4sfs: q @ nv a'r qa'ss s
snE s's;T sa WSstsTR !erd II sass
III, sis:s /; 5aSs s
";s: Is; ss:tx3Ss!s! 4$St :: ss 4 sas ,.,sa
lne.t Feted 0uosed - before on restricted bus..
f%EISs4S. 4 ter grain Attracted
HHSE1 W hUA IN knHD in1l1hC1A
n0tth and tAnna4O for chartUr lAvx boe lrxs Mt1s.
ant The main INQUIRY Ia tl9 nca narkBt wss tGY1Eul
W hgArp decstna In tle NrcoB Ut corn. thuEh fur
thor rae ln Thoat Fruui 0utports th9re nre ra,i,rN
rsA4ta ~ butIsc bnt rather tanner III tile provision
linz, though ofnrlu9s Of hraaasuns nr0 On tho In.
Tb th4 IEtsttrn Al,oetattd rress.
.hEW YoMK. Ant'l D;-EoyruN-Eltn % u l3-lGail
llses july linS. August I3Itsc; poptonassr, Iiie;
cctooer. iislol Novenher. !1Ncs Decen.bGr, lO11c.
ELouit1DMs reoulptA. lAitl 6rlsi a'lner htnte HMd
nesos Ia.ent ptsecss. fGuEsM M'''' '+''''''' aim"
GMAtH1Mheat WeakI receipts, s2.un bur unRrahnd
IT. sa,.H 81 IT, ;tG:!sa Ill.,, SfEsSsa wIS:Ss
fod. May sl:a;4sl.S;{; juna. tti4si.si,1.' E1ra
!9MeF Tor cnsht fntnrgs a HhHd0 netAf; rccoipts H.
4sas nHsSs:ss HS NS Nj S9; .jsss sMn
@siDfs. oata hoaLy; Fecelpta. s,MN put Western
HAY-F1m nnd unchanged.
1l0rA-luft md unchanged.
k!IiES-Eu1sa- demand fair and market flrta,
hMsss ;slss1y stsssy VIII TT Son4n: ta!r.o K rY,:
nxT!oit;Eu1.i'uiI, united. 7sNo, crude, esso7stos
TXLLuw-Qulet but atsady at 700 l.tGc.
AkHiN-kIrh and 4nclhHKet.
4,NnfkkTtkk-1n!l uad Masisr at f!e<Iex1o.
IhnvisioXs.Fotk qnss ia.t sssa'ys I'D mess, slo5o
6Ht M8w 81 ILL., neat qulet hut sieauJ. Cut meats
1fsa Lard quiet but drn1t prHlg stsauh 19fa
GMkRsE-Dniii Western .tnu, liSiiNot akins;3o1lc.
WHlkkf-EDMiuhl kk k3l,1u,
, 1880-05-01

Special Dispatth 10 TIC CAttaoo TFthtIna,
Nosrt>N. AIrii W.-rh0 sttn.k mnrk1t waa
brighter to-tluy, tho ynfiatlnms showing mn i'm.
pr1jve11!cnt lii some lCuduK stocks, ,lDinbly in
Atchison s. ropuku and thu iii. Louis uni Sut,
Ft,ncIsco r,nlla. The former a.lvilrcd fry1m is5
to l30. lntl second preferred of tho hlttpr from
Eotlthurt, n,l Western nxteusItnts Ti,,s II thn
list div Atrhtst,n rjvhts nrn nylln,e. mid tiny
were Suddenly IN trnlar1d Htlvnf,ui1ir frnIn ); II,
il; 1,oston s. AlbnnY dropped froln iiT1; to
14JM.
Mining stocks aro not In demnnd, Thu cnpDcr
craze is pllsstnx away, aid tire cxcItvmrnt in
PRECIOUS 1r1ctni ntnintt stocks Inst ia NIlrr Knm1
iuys sicc
tostnn s. Maino sold mt 1a5Heolaa: Dnhuo,,e 4
, 1880-05-01


FtIOUft-sVns auAtn dull. nnUst TO fcletness and
nominal, unchanged. sa,cs we're rcpur,cd Of Al
brls winters TN private Terms; ~ hrls spring pntcnts
Atss.N, and Us brfs rya Notr purity NJ klU Tutn
Gu brts Exptrt ioura III sacts 1uuted nt &ista
tt0 for extras. md E.hl;tsl0 t"r clnlce do.
or1fEH HlHEAuHrItrrs-tveru stea,licr. sAcs wero
reported of ours bran ut statfs5Jp; cars mitdnRa
at *ist0s 3rrs focd ht li,ela0 susts at slao
coarse curn.1nual WIS nominal ut saE'M per ton
truck.
STRING wIIEAT-was moderately ncttve. rnthcr
nrg Ply 4, TINT, t!S prorl!as sny and attonEtr ntvtnc
" " rMs s.d ho fls sa, nss sS w1s ss; stSfs
pn', nafs a ,I x"s q; aT
sa5Sses n so'::s sstan! v sc Gs%!iasa Ts
ss ssrs '1ss ess%s {: II s,
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5 sH'i ,''s S ~ s.! s':s
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ssf$x
81 ~ HRt VII ss1!esi'y 6
sis, ; sa s; Ss's s FxssF;sH tS: 9.
y e 4 si "a e M S q 5; iss ss 81 Y v
II :;o;o ss,ss; ,. mse 1s
$IH, q delivered. ltcKuinr rcd rinter onsred ii
~ s'HSsi acye md ,,,espa7y tsme,.
sf III S - asay 1s % sS ;nE Ss tssss
Will SsT ySf s ri ;sa9sy y sSss at s 5
ss Sssz sGa sc ass"a ssss
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xSa ;;fs 6Sr sS '&s fs!a,s , i @
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ri nxsa 1y it ss s TSss @ 5Er Fl p Ia q @ y y hS
9s s; % ~ II Hs h,4 It mts. rs g. ; 5 ~ ,Sw
~ H iS n On Il Soas @ G ana .FHt @ @ 81 49, ~ & e e
b}5a sS,s r AZ assS ,ss md ms IT,
ony sn9 Isw GrtsE rSga"st IL f'0ss Sx
;f ass ~ 'Ss s .s::s sd
%s$s ~ s y = sati %'
fsE II" IL; t!;ss a ops
g. Ss ns Sa w. Esss aSt,5S GSs
u %'s ';sss Ss j Iii III ss rs il i sss:a $s;s
e :sa Ind sSe1 s9 Ap5 ;Sn sss
ss "a ;:sss TAX e S 81 :
ssss: S sa Es' as' sI ss. sas. ;S.
I'll; T$|s :ss;s i:
TWO o'CLoCK CALI.
sos BE-; stsfdI5 1as s + * a32
sss III: Sa: si Il III; H III! ii
$S$ y IL IS u. s1a Is s l
!: II s2; ;s .S e: ;$ss Il e.
AFTERNOON noAnp.
%e;ss =: sss"ya sa as :s # s e .S 6 RI; i"
,i ,%f 4 S .s 4 &c MIsy eS,1x ,s y e St
, 1880-05-01

oP<e11t ObPQtEh 10 lNs EAlfa9d 4f1bNHts
NlLwAuKxE, April Mat tho opening OF tho mar
kst hsru This m0rn!na juaa wheat lEuAludAtoly I'd.
vaucad frun May, Rnd In the middle OF thu foreu06n
had SeAchod sl1QH May almost cout under, The
bulls have had great confidence al dny. and mot With
fair deKfse OF success. Al 0oiock junB waa 4ai-
Ing nt sl1Uf and May Rt sl.1H. 0ood cablea In tho
aftSFooD, toxclhae With coardeace at Now York and
Chtcaxo, strengthened and advanced thu market,
and June sold freely At Qt.l09{. closing Al that
hgure bid, May fl'asf. nnd July slu174. Tho Hour
market ha4 belcr tune. but II comparatively ssax.
nsnt. Tns sety!ty ot ,hS potk jSatax trsaS u I'D.
;ssyns tS.asy Tls rsauIss sas4tIoas Or psvi.eas
2in1 5alI. easn iatd s,i1 June I.E2, july.
Vhe b4hib Fep1E thAt GuffvhGy II free+ sheF0 being
an uhuAQxl 1afNs huw ffuul MI parls Ut lls Wat
condition. =.
n thA lVtster7s Assoetatkd PSess.
paa!ss.os. M!tasagest' Wis., April M-sI''""-na'' and
IitAIN--Wheat atnt opened t5o htkher and closed
fso tlH!f No. ". I! 4. Aprii, flG,S; Nay, tlu,sl
ss.sa sss S ~ eE.G vi, s,say w,t 9as 5l ls1is
ana aa!ns seeEfses ,E No. !. 7thc harley ssadyt No.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ana armss. msss pork quiet ~
, 1880-05-01

Tho following instruments woro filed for
record Frittay, April ~:
. CITY PROPERTY.
kHssstq r. T. ds'sa soai & ssS g. WSy e sI91 ,ia21
$s; 7: s;;s i;{s;i ,isi
l;!|l IL II ss!t$s i; isSits
VII; is;i i; is;: $Siy
nsSsss ss'sa Ar; II s ,xnasss Il ass:
Lst ~ ssissi iot liown ind 1ni1i ill., lid o
s's!y y l. isss e ts..a 20
Xs ~ f tss;sst st astra sshs Il 6 %s
''S:;$s s!s xst! ss;4ss Il Ws;sI;ii
ss: :; !; Fl! #,|jI;;i; Il il sS;SSi
sSns ~ II ae;;ti / Il ;o dlvo, eo
n,s; ,nSea MG1c ssno y Il X F1sh0r! ,,,.:.. 7,&U
rsS !: s. ss a.; 1 ri tf''t: fs91:
';ssf ss xs9 r $:1' t. Il pas;s q il
S5li i ihsSs i s;j;; i S:s
A;S: ;,;s;;si ai;s 1Si;i M
s'$ $;!sS;$ It'll; Il III " sSs$s: i i i!
uHrnup " la u Ht VHpnty first ut, " T. 13xt43
u. t!hpt!h$ed. lAtgA April ~ {FrqtrIck Vol
ker ~ FrG,t1Eck uNIailt. 4iu
PtMlfi9 nv. l II u rhirtelH at, t, Tx x{Aj II,
Improved. intta AprtI u William II. CuiI.
hiIiEht,n y Flutrcv H. SuHuri..,,,,,,.,,,,, llhn
West tlWetth ~ ~ ~ u v Or i.utl ri, ! {, j5x
iutA y, !u!%tl April ~ tsvillIuu 4. ltirior u
assptsa!:cs S3. III ss;sii Il. aai: Xifii III '1
tl19hTy tnbh catl T. MMlinArVill. ...,..,,,, 11N
'Ss; ia sSsss sesEs It. Essi. II u jsss
THO pss@isss NJ. ii Nn1i Sar,a Il. :iasti A7@
ApFll % tWiltAnl Daylat.,l IL Atury j. Abblii lin
Nnrth stats Vt, h9S Il VI Heult II, VI /, 4I}aI III
y, t!htga Aptit ~ iMastuF In ChAhacry tu III.
En,s i. Ea Il 81 Nrta Uakiuy ~. 4 Yixi:j 'seu
r. sultd uCt, ~ lsi3 IA. u. 6turdy ~ 4. ~,
raraiaiau Il, ioI aIa uasiS; sJxii;
y. !atad Fsb. ~ IL. Enpv!Aitx ii L, ilVrs.
llln,aam IT, iSi Il y al i'aaina, i, f.s3xixI IL "'
dntod April u ". EtoEosoy u ". llaslnayi., U
NORTH or CITY LIMITS wlriliH uAn!ps w ssyxN
MIMI uk TtIk tuuNT-lIuuBE.
North tIalst9al IL n Ut und adjoining thu Mn.
ti!IY Il.sp!!al HEu4ala. Ga-lOl ncfvs, tiA(ul
AErll " ltitl,ty ]. fuFbur t0 Franklin d.
NUN
AUuTl UyctTr L1AlTb, WITHIN ttAuluH t1k HkyHM
AlLkA " THE COUNT. llnCSk.
W!nker q, Q CUR VI WSs,n, " T. tlxl2l r. datsd
April - William u. Hvvlus Ii AIIcu i, S4Vf.
usQ
, 1880-05-01

ToLEDo, o., April ai-GMA1x-S7hoas quet; TN.
ber Michigan, si.l7A, No. red, spot, sLl7f, X.t
st.toh. juno. si.taz; July. sl0lt No. red waba,a
taiIt Nn2 @ 2. 4 ~; red. s:l7.S, retocted. 90; No.
;.s als' Nes erot Sasi May. 1921 June, aJHe: jui!
ac onts tiMtli No: 2, n01ninatly IL 3aXo.
=, G@lossd-Wheas @ nrini No. red Msy st.!g,k Ju|h
:, ,kE1Si''rs-Whsat 5000 but corn. 470m hu, barley
,9HiTMENrs-Wheat, 10000 bu; corn, 4luu bu la,.
10y, nUnq4 '
, 1880-05-01

Gsars tnYts Ut tilo ionsu and t1D boxea cunsber-
lnnua >4@tstU bNNc lung Ett hnsis, Hls1lSct Axnct
nlrklcd hnnIh anute at Fldth14c tr lt&Id nvGrtrS:
:D4c -
ltacon quoted nt 474sfo fr Rbonldurs. 6t{7E&c for
snnst fgs for thDrt clears ut3o for hhns, MI
tlitEAeK-Qnlat- We quote whlto at sa3}<c, ut,d
yt!1nM Mt lhn]!{c. -
lE:EF-was lu!et as = mas for mcss4 l'saaoof for
cxlE1t tuFEB nnlt 4tiLlkGsitLA Iir flnnh.
,IA!i@W--Ruiet nnn stoaly at t4d53so FOR city and
RAGtQ740 tQf CuilntfY, -
, 1880-05-01

UosToN, April so.-BIOun-Qulot and unclaimed.
OItA1A-Corn In fair demand& mixed and yellow. "
45Gxc Oats drmt No. md extra 1hfto, 6la1lci no
A6c. -
nurTEtt-Choice Western cFeaneries, ga&ei 1tdA
PACKED, choacU, 2M32sc; FUR 60 Eoud, lad3lc.
En1s-Western+ freAh, liesllHc.
REckipTsI,nours 4,a1 urls. ayo eacksi corr, n4m
BuipAENTs-Bl0us. 400 brla, corn, 40,oObu.
, 1880-05-01

CLEvELAND. April m-PErnuL1uh-unehRns'
STANDARD whlsa+ ll0 test4 TIC. ..
P1TrsiIuAl. Ia. April Il-PkTnuLEUN-FAsF!s ~
!ysi crude. Hi}kc At i'arksrs fus sbipusnt fsaHS"
III rhads1phn Is MdsxSs{. n-..xr,o, .ux-Ms,tsk
1910, h!ghs.t 1sci avs.t eltsiux V 5c; cs;.s.x
ll+ADs uans1ett0na, l{1,NM
, 1880-05-01
lIlQYIAIflNS.

IIO9 rRODUUls-Were moderately actlye, and
averaged lt'wuF4 thDugh purk ursAet tuwngis l
u'cI"ek. Tho foreign u&vlcss wsre upIavoruols "
saEsxeh. llyvrpvos GeinH dull meats. uad quoted
III iuNur On AEu., tThuFv WEE sots IoAbt sbout tho
vRus OF tho report un afu.l Tho local hUK market
was tnina Thord MAJ not much denIAnd harG 1xcapt
for nH., Uuladu VI taat involved In aklnx rlnl9os
arum oRU 1nonth to saoIhGr, and tha dsnatsnaes
s'runk sUmswhst lAlo In ts dry. Aftar Tho MAY d..
ytIHd fur. W. F'.-
6uctat ruport4 to the Ehrlnnat IFtes Current show
tho nAtur Df hugs packed trsIMl March 10 ixl4 ut.l
cunjt,aftSu1,A. fulk.tMk: s-s '''"'
, 1880-05-01

ssai ssa .esr ;faiy; asies repeftsa =
tr: settler jn!y Al Il. i6&7.ll9. 7ota' E,II}cs WV
rMIs aa;icr mcr rather ta59s n.cs',Ea sn!c@ wero
May. srItcr Aiilr. md sakat25 nenr iuiy,
~ hnepn dG n Ga touss, All bnxcs lnha eienrs
r. s6dfiSra ssltcr sny q a; S.tn9 RI d teiicr
!nm1 St *h ard sweet .ntskrti hams ~ MI
as fnllnws Al 3:.N o'clUck fnr pnrtly .grcu lots.
, 1880-05-01
Dl TEI4E(llfAt'II.
Nkr Ynt5r


Special Dkpateh To Th Chicago Tttbup&
NEW YORK, April W.-The market opened
with rush 10 sell stocks, and the lowest quota.
tiou Of tho day weso Immediately made, but
there were heavy 0rslera to buy, evidently from
kecne. and these ha0 tho elect OF rillyiuy
prices. 80 fhat tho market, fO'u havlnK bUull
weak at tho outset. developed an appearance Of
strength towblch tho Efforts of smaller operators
to cover shorts largely contributed. yurious
t1IAloFs to hcip stocks were put out iuriua tho
Gay, aud many wsrc believed. AB thpre wus no
Faldlnx tho market closed strong at tho 9c,,sru!
advance. Tomorrow favorable bunk state
Uncut III locked for which will probably cruate u
market for thneu who have M,ught for II turn
to-day. Tbs Gould purity Appear " he Soliera on
sscry rally,
NEW YONX, April N.--40yurDi!,utltB strong
3iullroad Iouls active but HeneFaity tirt.
btute securities dull.
Ths dtVek uNsket wis strQpx and b4Qyant
, 1880-05-01


aots1e sses !iRht 70 1900 htayJ AhiopnR steers NN
ferHres n M tats G
$5o fccolnts Wu, .hInnsnts' I'M eAa "s'1os' *'s
70 GhoSS MIt9naI fsar 70 good, s:kht good -
ii0us-Actiyc: YrrSGr4 Hnd bsrsom ~ MHst VI. naer -
tnH M$GDf oulCtett to Notect, 9L40ltst9t rncnipAt
&tao hsaa' snipmsnts, 9,ah hond.
.. NEW foHK. -.-.
r,!nWs .t,s roEH. Apta! HEkvxs-Heteints ah0
ilo far lin fn,Tcst ia liz hyts r. a.
tnr-ioad nf lIIinHis steers i6s ~ ijen1y Montana
@ u I @ ns; Gaeoftea 9aea 1et shipped 70.
1ag ~ nnfG cAG!e hn9 x!o i've 6hepp.
.n.ns. h!"' aHunIa iuy GNnAl 70 th6
N toH siHhHu r. tn' TIcnht Mnshofn nHGet
Hs,plH. nEflHE aiHos MhuN&l10
inaiiy n1m u NASa0. "'''s '''s''A "''' n"'n'
nuYEAL0.
.nuy!AIo, April a.-cArrLn-Recs,pts 400, mar
HJiEEiS ANf' IHWts-Rercin,s mn, r,n+<ot .t,.a,
with far ,ieu1and1 bnat 9r,inH snnsHd ~, VIZ n
Eoud wool shcCp, issa7 aji cpnn rs i2sSta III az ~
iIDus0iecvots aSco fair demand. bnt 1ovpr ratc.,
sS's s sG ESS ts, e. enn1se ssas sa,s
rough 10t't sao'sao. Ply, Sostfs.
speetal Dhpafth to The Chfedoo Trtbune
cxA$Sxs :p5li ;ass I:es er!?sS sepes..:
Hhnnrrs St;SIIls w Itnrunss .n1 nna. "sn rm
nntivS rsws xSata, 4. rn,nrs,n St ~
wIntersd To1ns EGkdaNl o1'' @''eS"A->t''
WORCESTERSHIRE jTyIt shfn,ucnfs x.ta, rn,rtnt
stnw, chpiea hensv fiif,tai ;ixt inht sh,n,n. ma
mIxad nsrKnr .ia H M Ill iH~'@'s' 's"s s"pp'ne h"o
<,.. oiSoiNaAT1.
@ f'' %;;:'$ S''Ss'''
, 1880-05-01

hI1oH|
alEsa rohKEth':nsa t:yt ~ curly. but closed
ior rs1uH Itts s.xt tr sucr Xiv; hi Il nsIies Ians
ND sts:h seIlSf Juty, sales wuro rsu1rlel q -
bfs sltol vi 4yut EA.1 brts seller May tIs I0i
LIN eI!s ss!lvr juno vi lV;tU bra suijst
sa.s1ls4sag1ts. Tulh1, IT, III Ur!s. -.
LANu-Has very s!ally. Aal cloa.d s{c ~. l0u lbA
bxheS AAn 1hUE4k3y vtSuluX. IT $7.utk7.yl& Tor
, 1880-05-01
PEORIA.

PEORIA. ILL.,, April G.-GHAlH-Cotu stcadyi hl4h-
mixutl. :5a:jEe, mixed, 3IadtDo, Oats ateRdIi M
3wAite, 3Jl4da1lc. ltyo tismt No, Il T55il7Gc.
utuuWIkEY-Eltnl ut E1.N.