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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-10-23
Be Wise and Happy.

If you will stop all your extravagan
and wrong notions in doctoring yourself
and family with expensive doctors OF
humbug c,lre-alls that do harm always,
and use only natures simple remedies for
all yonr ailments-you will be wise, we'll
and happy. and save great expense The
greatest remedy for this, the great. wise
ard good will tell you, is Hop Bitters-
rely on it. See apother column.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-10-23
Domestic,

j. K. Emmett, the actor, is dead.
California produces 56,O00,GOO bushels
Of wheat annually
! There are 1862 students at the Uni
versity of Michigan.
A couple were fined 5000, at Dallas,
Texas, for miscegenation.
Sunday base ball playing is against
the law in Victoria, Texas. ..
One county in Iowa has sold since last
spring $32, 900 worth of cattle.
The Pacific railroad, over 5000 miles in
length, is the longest in the world.
! They have boy murderer in West
Baton Rouge, ten and half years old.
| The Chicago Academy of Music was
entirely destroyed by FIRE on the 18th inst
| The first shipment of cotton from Meri-
| dian, Miss, to Liverpool, took place
October Is.
A cattle shed at Stirling, ILL.,, was de-
stroyed by fire; 1900 head of cattle per-
| ished in the flames.
The amount of foreign gold that has
arrived in this country since July l, is
estimated at $35, 900 900.
Over 5000 people assembled in Tupelo,
Miss, to witness the execution of Hutch
inson, the wife murderer.
One bill-posting concern at Detroit
controls 1000 feet Of space, and uses four
barrels of -four a week to make paste.
CLERKS, the oldest convict in the peni-
tentiary, at Huntsville, Texas, WAS par
doned after serving twenty six years of
a life term.
Chas. F. Freeman, the Pocasset child
murderer, escaped from Danver's Insane
hospital at Salem, Mass, Oct. 8, and is
still at large.
A frightful collision occurred Oct. 10,
on the Pennsylvania railroad, in the
streets of Pittsburg, twenty-seven people
killed and wounded.
400 persons lost their lives by railroad
accidents in New York State last year.
Some 52G persons were seriously injured
from the same cause
The steamer European sailed from
Savannah, Ca, Oct. 5, with 1900 bales of
cotton, the largest cargo Of cotton ever
cleared from any port in this country.
James Oliver. probably the oldest SOL
dier in the army, died at Vancouver bar
rack, where he had been since 1850, Sep
tember 20. He entered the service in
1885.
During the fiscal year ending June 80
last, 10000 tons of newspapers and peri
odicals We're transmitted through the
mails, the postage collected amounting
to 81, ,226, ,452.
The severest storm ever experienced in
Milwaukee, prevailed throughout the
10Th and 18th instants. A passenger train
on the Southern Minnesota line was
blockade,l in snow drifts twelve feet
deep.
A religious enthusiast is building an
ark at Helena, Texas, in expectation of
a second food. The craft will hold fifty
persons, with food for forty days and
forty nights, and he will take passengers
at $500 each.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-10-23
GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY,
Foreign.
Rnin in lnnhon auarn dau Tnn 4hao

Foreign.
Rain in Quebec every day for three
weeks.
Numbers of emigrants are leaving Bel
fast for America.
Three New Orleans vessels wrecked a,
the harbor of st. Michael, Azores.
An earthquake occurred at Bellumet
County Mayo, Ireland, on the 18th nlt.
The city of Bagdad was completely de.
-stroyed by the hurricane in Matamoras
The religious DEGREES have been en-.
forced against Carnlelites throughout
France.
The Cars recent trip to Livadia was
guarded by 10000 men stationed along
the line.
The Albion mines, at Stellerton, N. S.,
were flooded October IL, and ten miners
drowned
Emigration from the Neapolitan PROV
inces to America was never so great as
at present.
A strike in which 1900 weavers parti-
cipated, terminated October Is, at Lon
don, England.
The total production Of coffee through
out the world in 1873 amounted to l.
oso, ,o75,o 900 pounds.
A f5G,00O fire in the worsted mills OF
Grunoch, England; nine hundred work
men thrown out of employment.
The managers of two French news
papers have been sentenced to fine and
imprisonment, for ]ibeling President
Grevy.
| The succession to the Roumanian
throne has been definitely settled upon
Prince Charles Antony, third son of
Prince Leopold Of Hohenzollern.
Of the last lots of Mormons embarking
| from Liverpool and Glasgow for Utah,
1900 have been Welsh miners. 1t is a
| striking fact that the Mormens have
never yet got a recruit in Ireland, and
have hardly got one anywhere who was
member of the Protestant Episcopal or
Roman Catholic churches.
Jacques Offenbacl, the eminent French
musician and composer, died at Paris,
| October 5. The funeral was celebrated
with great ceremony at the Madeline, on
the 7th, the hearsc being covered with
floral offerings from the theatres of al
most every European capital. Mass was
sung by Faure, Talazac and other great
| artists. Deceased was buried with mill
tary honors, having been Chevalier of
the Legion of Honor. His brother, Jules,
died seven days later, Oh the 18th.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-10-23

NAMING THE BABY.

NAMING THE BABY.
What shall we name the baby2
Our bonny, brown-eyed girl;
Three sunny months since she strayed her
From out the gates of pearl.
Tomorrow she shall be christened,
And we'll give her some glorious name
That shall live long in loving memories
And be handed down to fame.
Al, me! on the wished for morrow,
Covered with blossoms sweet,
The bright little bud had strayed again
To the home at the Saviour's feet.
The dear little dimpled baby
That never had name
But somehow think the angels called
"Baby"-and baby came.
NEW ORLEANS, August l3. 1870.
LIFE.
Life is wrought Of little things,
Little joys with azure wings,
Little cares with barbed stings.
Little moments swarm in showers,
Bringing weeds and bringing flowers,
Dying in silent hours.
Fall the silent hours away,
Clad in white and clad in gray,
On the bosom Of each day.
Every day its burthen rears,
Sorrow, joyance, pleasure, tears,
Tribute to the hungry years.
And the years sweep out to sea,
Bearing yon and bearing me
To the wide eternity.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-10-23

Fourteen ocean steamships with freight
and passengers from this side of the At
lantic arrived in London during twenty
four hOnrs recently.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-10-23

The Houston cotton strikers are sns-
pecte1 of incendiarism. Two car loads
of cotton, about fifty bales, have been
burned and damaged.
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,uAxrs. / mo. z mos. 3mos. emos. year

Transient advertisements 81 per square
arst insertion each subsequent insertion,
IS cents per square.
Official advertisements 81 per square first
insertion; each subsequent pu blication 50
cents per square.
Editorial notices, first insertion, 20cents
per line; subsequently, 10 cents per line.
Cards of six lines or less in Business Di
toctory, five dollars per annum.
Brief communications upon subjects of
public interest solicited.
No attention paid to anonymous letters.
The editor is notresponsiblef forthe views
ef correspondents.
Address: CHEF, Donaldsonville. La.
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BARBER SHOP.

II L. FERNANDEZ. Barber Shop, Mis-
Lie sissippi Street, near corner Lessard.
Shaving, hair-cutting, shampooing, ETC., in
most artistic style.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-10-23
TINSMITH.

r OUIS ]. RACKE, Tinsmith, Mississippi
Ii street, At Lemanns old stand. Orders
attended to with dispatch and satisfaction
insured.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-10-23
MILLINERY.
Observation-Disclosures.

EREDERIGK BRENN, saddler and Har.
IL ness Maker, l59 Railroad Avenue. Sad
dies and harness of all styles and prices
made to order. All orders for repairing and
painting of Carriages and Bugg;es promptly
executed.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-10-23
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

Frederick Duffsa, r. Prosper Landry.
IL Law. Office on Chetimaches street,
just back of the Court House.
EDWARD N. PUGH, Attorney at Law,
~ Attakapas street, opposite Louisiana
Square. Visits Napoleonville on Mondavs.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-10-23
SEWING MACHINES.
LIVERY STABLES q UNDERTAKING

GCHONBERG'S Livery, Feed and Sale
- Stable and Undertaker's Establishment,
Railroad Avenue, between Iberville and At
takapas streets. Competition defied.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-10-23

r KLINE, corner Crescent Place and
W Hou,nas street, dealer in Dry Goods,
Notions, Boots and Shoes, Groceries, Pro
visions, Corn, Oats and Bran.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-10-23

AT ISRAEL & CO., dealers in Dry Goods,
.Nle Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Saddlery,
Buggies, ETC., corner Mississippi street and
Railroad Avenue
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-10-23

q MOYSE, dealer in Dry Goods, Cloth
os ing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Groceries,
Furniture, Hardware and Plantation Sup
plies, at Lenann's old stand, Mississippi
sstreet.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-10-23

M TOBIAS, dealer in Groceries, Dry
Nle Goods, Clothing, Notions, Boots and
Shoes, Hats, Furniture, Hardware, Crock
cry, Trunks, etc., corner Mississippi and st.
Patrick streets and No. "a Railroad Avenue.
Everything at lowest figures.
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poNALpsoNvlLLE
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, Etc.

nERNARD LEMANN, dealer in Western
ID Produce, fancy and staple Groceries,
Liquors, Hardware, Iron, Paints, Oils, Carts,
Plows, Saddlery, Stoves and Tinware, Fur
Furnishing Goods, Mississippi street, corner
Crescent Place,
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Joseph GONDRAN. dealer in Clothing,
- Dry Goods, Notions, Hats, Groceries,
Wines, Liquors, Boots Shoes, Hardware,
Paints, Oils, Saddlery, Crockery, Furniture
and ali kinds of House Furnishing Goods,
Blue Store Mississippi street.
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lbervllle streets,
DONALDNONTILL
have the honor to inform the public that
I have established myself at Icard's old
stand. wheRe am prepared to do all work
in my line promptly, efficiently and at the
most reasonable rates. respectfully solicit
willing to stand or fall BY the merit Of my
work and prices as compared with those Of
other establishments. sep25
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-10-23

GT. LOUIS HOTEL, Lucy Butler, pro-
rates.
TITY HOTEL. P. Lefevre, Proprietor,
" Railroad Avenue, cor. Iberville street.
Bar supplied with best Liquors.
, 1880-03-24
FOREIGN.


Special Dispaseh.to to The Chicago Tribune.
LrENroot, March 23-ll:ln .. n.-FLoult-No. l.
bat No, Z. l1A ID.
spring. No. lis 9dl No. los ld white. No. l. liz I'd,
Now, No. !. Is MA,
Iitav1sEuSs-t'ork SIS Cd. I4arl. sss SI.
IirENrUDI, March observation-disclosures inquiry,
which IL freely supplied Mt 17-lG01Hdi sales, B0u
butesi speculation And export, l,uOi American, G09-
HisKADSTurys-8mnll bus!nosa u lowor psioca,
California wAlte wheat, lh Gd1s ri, do club lis l@
lis ID; rod Western spring lQa idlls 2i rcd Western
wintGs lls9lls lal, Curn-Nuw Western mixed 6s85a
llNd.
AMEn1cAH LAnD-8Sd Gl.
l.tNHEEn Ott-27BG97a ID.
Yarns md fabrics at Manchester nrru.
1tucelpta OF wheat tho past thfoo days. $4,000 bu
American, 8tmt
ANrWEHP, MAroh hZ1-TETnOLEuH-13Ht.
lho following weFo rocosvpa w tho Chicago Board
,,ltVkMroot, March z,-l,D n. .u.,-Weather fair.
Wlater, lisls 1i, white, Id Gd9lls cdi club liz Id
'!S Sstn a!sh ,!as syhos.-No. much doing,
si III esEn u g. 81
sso s' a. a eea
lsotur III urrtvo-Whcnt dull and uasior. Corn
IN falr demand nnd ateatly. l'urk-. primo
aSss Il fu III a"ss g. %: rso1 ii 1afSs
L0YSoS, Narca y: vEnroqI.-whent slow, Cali.
Western rod w'nssr. liz i'll spring NJ. i "a ia; No
stsady f.f a1Ssass qau,isy 81 American red winiss
T.
HAlWO graz cornp aQ.AU qFb.
, 1880-03-24

The following Instruments wcro flied for rec
ord Tuesdny, March u:
CITY PROPERTY.
F1! ,;s ds.; fss St ,4s5 ,ksn 81 It ss, =,
..sriis 10 ,tn li"s.I.sj .............s ntW
"! Y! u Sais; i;a;s SsSiH SSis
t,.ys,s % Mnna kent; 1000
':!s \; y Saaps sf ssS' f f' 4 Fssi &
VIZ. i.:f!s',i Il il II i;ias .iad ~, :"
E:sssi 81 X sSi1sss n!1ss q %Si ,a Mats
Ss4Ss as t s''s' 'aa y aist isf 8
$s::$ {T ,S;S:J's lii Gi;;i Il
II; f;:$ III: 81 ;S ii:SS;s sss;ss
sa;, x. s 81 r:n;;;i;,v
ilant u Ths G',icsso Ii.y IaIisay W Com. ccm. ,,
Y; Ssi;iiaSi .;!,!
soke apaaxs y anast sitfa Ms'cl !m ana ,
c;SS;$ i $ss 1;:s i $S 5iisSs w
WIFI &Sa:Ss s i t. sS ST q MstsS SSn &
wS:! Il ssa il Il e. III its,s'S i
ri y 81 sshi:s;; a;,ni 'S'
i:a l,S:att. in'prsyed' sa,sa slaTeh isis. j. Mur.
I'M i: sst /: rs'S; iisis ii t5 Il Hs:
VI; I isS s; ii ~
!afGEi ] y. ~ 49, 2tM
;!nnr",ycd an,eA s!sssh q u. hi,a J. ". .o,,
tai!c',ln p!acG. II: II " Webster nr, v T. :UxlN
dAsA.l March u iAlHstrr III chnlicGEy ~
raaa II III iaySi' i. Ixi !:iiiii 40"
~ w ltrr',xa,: 4..m
t"lhaTIes II. sceviu.. 1o0M
s00fn'' e!Hf s!51 M,y;''x HS"'s or ssvHx
Adam. u. Is H. pt Chestnut, II I, .s1lU It, dat
~ tub. ~ ~. IL ltntes to Jnnlss Il, liAM.
Adams t. Ii, Il ii piiia;i,, i.N II, Iii! s'
l'!.tlM,:. % LOO
Z. tnTpcn.oF] lou
WET nF cry l,tNtrA. WITHIN A NAutus or ssyEN
AlIEA NJ TlaE fNUNT-,HiuHE.
Wtst kinl!s 1t, ,atsa Il ut West F,rty. .tunrtt,
nj hxllg u. illpr'tYeu. dates. March III tfvst
GhenKu Land oIHpany II i. nra1aulan},,,,,3 Its
, 1880-03-24
II. II. IIOJ.l.lSTEtl L CO.,
MEMBERS N, y. BvOCK EXCHANGE,
l3o La BALttE.ST. CHICAGO,
lHEW.SV.. N. Y. CRY.
II. II. liollisteF, II. II. Holmes, ll.u, llolmos,
n 7. City: EhlcnKo.-
DY TEI4E(31kAlslI,
NEW YL1l(k-


Special Dapatfh TO The Chicago TftbunE,
NEW y0nK. March sJ.-ro-day has Witnessed
very cxultcsl mRrket, and nlor0 surous struggle
IN tho pnrt Of the bulls than my Within the pust
fortnight. Apprehension srgArltnY tho t,nye-
lncnt Ut money unsettled nntsit!o operators,
and tho wcuknsss In puofo Mail ar,d sAnhattun
contributed to ntd tho decline, whfch lcayes the
market h,-ufght IN II vGry ntxiula condition. As
for pnciiic DInil It Ia undoubtedly manipulated
with view to srci,rt luelInu previous to III
advance IL higher figures thl,l 1t TINS yet ut-
ta1ned IN the recent speculation. Tho eultpHct
~ inynlncrAGlc. and lis results ulllst brise!it
Tho sttck. Manhattan has gone iii o.. i
the dlscoVery Of ita utterly worthless cDii-
tltlon. III guaranteeing lO per cent dividends
on Ntuvntcd rlt'ruaG stock, Ii undertook tou
much. 9ld ths bus Induced frpo selling l,love-
h1s1oy ~ dcar und Mctlve, u,.d on this tho
9ccll1s hAs begun. Gould did nut NppeNr to bu
depressing Atoeks tO-dny, auu this iruls Ia tho
h belief tlMt tho downward COURSE will continue
at the Opening io-,nurrow. The strupt Is yury
anxious aud uEcasy, though thu 1lrllcl,,l. pnyinv
Ut 10 III HfsitrH Assoetattd Frtst.
dl NEW YOMk. March 2I-GuyeTllluents weak
n md \ per cont higher.
- Ha1lioAd bo!lds ktMtrMlly firm.
py Tbs STUCK Iuurkot was wrak III tho early deal
III nxs. and pr'coa declined u to Ii per cuEt llur.
-, luz tho afternoon lhete was rtGlvery Ut Il TO
~ " per cent. but tho MIrAnce was pArilnly lost
y at tile cfso. l'hc!s,n Anil and Mnlihnttun Elc-
list Tho former fell n4 from ~ to :kia rulltcd
70 1lh. and cllsed Ut u i while Manhattan broke
fs11 ~ u ~ recovered to S' fell o1 to ,
Tho chicago. Milwaukee St. Paul 1sellroad
, 1880-03-24

old COWS and pnor mixed lots worn ofYctct and
numerous enlea NJ e. tl&atO NeYo repprte, NtOckrts
ntn IN fair demand nt fiAEa nhnut taat weeks
prices. lorn butchers patti $2ANt5 With ttIg hulk
q thc!r pnrcilhrns ut tafNtai5 hc mar kot c1oscI
tittll. with klMg good nnn quito number Ut common
and medium cattle lnfs III thu ynrds.
QU0rATttlNA.
~ md upNnrss ..:.,:..... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
welRh'ne i.n tG lA1 1ne..,:..........,.,. 4soeA7s
ing laDtp In ns.... .:..,.,,...,..,.,.. A2taL40
Ina tisDtn ial aDtaA7o
Untc1crA' Htotk-lONr IN cgnMnn ateers nnd
weighing ED q tFH na..,...:.;....:.... na z7s316
iM1 30uSA'5
biils hnt srnlnwng etocra .,, .,.,..,.,,, 2Uia3t1
EG1lg, pgf Luz AukA5 Is
, 1880-03-24

1soUISvILLE. MnTch chN.-COTT0N-Dnll nt le91c.
ftouit-Dnll and unchanged. ,.....
u1tA1N-Whoat weaker ut 3l.tS3l.0. Corn steady
No. white. co Ao, do ml1ed, &01Ac, Oats dull, NJ.
whito, Mdsac, do mlxod 173fQasc, tyo qulctt No.
o54&c.
lIAf-Qulot ut si6N2li61
TNnvIstUNs-F0tk dull u Sl2.as Lard qu!etl primo
etAhnI, 7C Nuk MantA enAiort Shoulders, lui oIe1s
rtb sd.i1hs ciear st1oa a!5 Bacon eaAyFj shGHdsts
SuRar-cur0d, utl0
WHlHKY-QUetA Ut &tNt
, 1880-03-24
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wero tho receipts an,l shipments
1f tho leading articles NJ produce fl. tits city
during tho twenty. hours ending ut o'clock
Tuesday morning, as'a tho corresponding limo
for lust yBnr;
, 1880-03-24

BALTIMORE, hid. March G-gLoun-Dutl and
unchanged.
0rtAIN-whcat-woste dull md weak, No, I
Wcstcrn winter rod. spot, and March, $i.4l5{st.u,
April, sl1Y(81i0; May 3ta1s&9l+7s juno ElS1@l54,
July, sl2i}sDL2A, corn-Wessern wcnk and Iowc,,
Western m.xed. SPOT, N3idhc; March, bts$gsiAo,
Arsfl, 6aA@S2slci May. boA&s1JSc; steamer 6la
Oats quiot and unchanged. 1tyo dull anh nominal.
11ny dull and unchanged.
f'novlsloNs-Dull and easy. Mess pork, sl1xa
1880 for old and nnw. 1.ard rofinod tcs, 8&sAc.
nrTrEH,-yery !lrms primo 10 choice Western packed
Eu0S-DuIl nj lie.
IETIt0EkuM-Nulnlrn1.
ENlRs-CoEoe dull and cnsy, lilo carpoea Or.
lnSEy t9 pslm9: Esl{9c: SnKnr stSaiyj soft Wsa
F,tEL0uT8-E1T1u hut nominal for wnnk Of room.
otEGEitTs-fln4r: 4'fD brls; Mhcat 6J,QO buS corn,
S1irMESTs-Mheat.,n n,al bus corn. q, 10 BIT.
5ALxs-Whcnt, IaltMJ 6u: corn, &1lu0 nu.
, 1880-03-24
LIVE STOCK,
CHICAGO.


Largo quantltloa ut s5osh meat and RoodlJ uum-
ber Vi 1.-Two stock continue 10 be aans abrad. 6seA
crr tonvin2 Non York on Saturday Inst took out q
tatal OF about w huad uf caltso, 81 Sheep 6 quar-
tors fresh boef lu mntto1+ md rs dressed
hogs.
CATTLE-Tho mnrfot wos dull aud 1owor Thu re-.
celpts waEe light Tor 1uesday, amounting to &l and
making tatal since tAtuFdsy Of only 1aB OF nsnsIaa
1Qn loss than for Tho time last week, but tho
shippers caultuus, and they would only invest at
something "oH" froul last woek'a closing ps{cps A
AauFy Vt the sAos ~ tho Eastern trade Nni expots
Ut t0ioo deullne trom Friday, though thoro
MORO Instances tn which reduction os I3u wz. No.
cnptod rEloas pf buchafs' ltun and Hooks d!d not
shuW rauvh ohsngu. but the communer sorts waro
hart To scl and several dsoves OF tha xtoYo descrp-
uon Were loft over. holders being unubke "a qbtsiu
sstiaeactory bid. Ths quality ct the Escetpts war
intAet poo atefsas There WA n entire ubssncu OF
dayS past 3f choice, and there weIe voFy few lois
, 1880-03-24

Company. nttcr tcctnrtnH II dividend today nf
~ PER cent on both tann1mon and preferred stock.
tnrp surplus ri $4GG.aHl.
nhe rsp N nrk tfan sony w. c ~ ,h 60
t,Htl nro IN favor Of doubling tho stock. ns tho
tzn,l l,n* snrnts1 over IL per to,lt. and ~ l,cr
cent fu,1n lnnd Rncs ,iI,rinH tho current ilscnl
yrnr. Tho new stock will pny. per cent. bnt viii
cnrn nearly 10 per cent. It is expected netkon
will t>. tnkcn til \ few days. .-.
WnhNsh cnri.tnga Tho second week In Nfnrch,
mir kkt
, 1880-03-24

,,s,a un-a soaa meata on 'nonSn "1 ~ ~
5 s :::s: sssss e sss ct Ts'''; s,ss ss
seas oa;se. Jam eo s "as o "s
and M donb'o @ s,s.s do H'as At sss1.sso. ] ''S~''
:, or,!sa M'Itsrurrs-sais. were = cat. Of brnu nt
Ing. md nj IL st'. % @ on prvsto
.es ,'., n =, ,5ses; H.. - -. ,-, '
s 5 rsas,. ss % %os % s I 'sas ass cssos S
@ %e sa'.es os and X % soser s fer
sss se q .ea spes on ses sGss IT,
and Vow mo- 'ss ssas but
s ss osns s.c nd s @ 0s
:sa ss 8: H. ~ &c Ss
4 n.aSi 5fis e fses S S Fl @
s ass f3as & s q s s5s f s:, f Ts
81; @ s :, x s.'ssss SsS;S
t;SIlEsa SsesSs + Eo2 SSa g Fl e ~;
& sas sSssi I & sssf sI @ 4ssssS ii .
f Z a si; h ts %;S rs; as s.;si ; ssis TSs
S5!$$ 2s S !: ~ Y
n \ T.
St:; sss so;ss
sS's s sss! sss 81 s F%s
ares anI fess anerfns. Ehs ,nsn Who ra.d nis tiay
anxious ~, sc and sSsHs at the tIicd ii as the
, 1880-03-24

U(lSTON.
Special D8patth 10 The Chteaoo Tribune.
nosvOS. March G3.-At tho Stock Exchange
fo.tlay there whR Il l,ettcr fcullng, with bcttUr
prices III aomc c,scs, al,lI, III tho whole, rAthcr
moro tlning III ratr0nsl shnres; 1!lrl!ngton j.
s stlnncsotn ~, huston s Albany =:
Missouri. knnsas & Texns ri, to 4s; Union
rnc!!lc aold ut iUE:. pn!ltnnn nlyanccd =: Wis
eons!n Valley preferred advanced frotn 78hs tu
70: dO common frOnl Gj TO 70; Cincinnati, Sum
husky s Cleveland declined 4; Flint s. pcro
Marquette, /.
iii bonds. oregon ltallrnal + Navigation IL
advanced !&, st. Jne Council lilurs srsts Il, do
ingt,sne o. solti ut Sly, lncbu & ArkMnsas Valley
= declnel /, Little ltuck s Fort Smith Y, BUR-
llnYtOn t. Missouri III Nebraska cx-Ga Il.
FNNEtON.
LONDON, March :l-Culsols, Or l5-1G; nccount,
08 l-18.
Alncr1c0n aee,irIiics-Ncw Is, 10lil: AIS. 110A; i;
As, l0HA; ftlnOs Central, l07ii; Pennsylvania
Ccntnl, k,i4; Eric, ION; ito seconds. %; Neati
inE, JJ.
Tho talion Withdrawn from tho I}ank Of En-
Bluntl OIL tMlhncG tO-lty WIS EAS,U0
Silver ts tIa.s I'll per ounce.
TAlt1s, Mnrch G).-ls0nfes, B.f 87hc.
, 1880-03-24

ST. Louis. Mo-. March Gl-FLoun-Iower; xx,
&l5s5.lo; xxx. s55 bldi fnmllY FaCO asked; choce,
Stu bid for cash; S.sl5aJ7k Mny; s5h585.s2x Junp.
GnAtN-Whcat lower and unsettled; No. red,
Ll1N April, sll7s{6lls}l@il7.S May; stl.S4al l151o
1lax Juua; Nc. do. $llG. Corn-Cash higher md op-
lions lowor, 15]S4Ss7ko cnahs 36Na3jAo Mny, GHo
1at Juno, 80 July. 0nts dill at zlI3c caAh. a23{
s:f1tc Juno. ltyo duh at 73c Harley DUH aud un-
cIaNROd.
WtI1sKY-Stcnhy ut tt.n ..... ........ .,..-.....
rnov!sloNs-p6.k dull; slt.1O for cash, si175 70,
April. Dry en!t meats nnd bacon UNCHANGED. Lard
kEck11,rs- Flour, 3,Uo brai wheat, Gnm bu. com.
gnirIesTs- -Fionr, Ggj btss Wneat, IuI nu; eof1 s.
61.HQluf QAse, AMQ lu. = :. -
, 1880-03-24

BUFFALO. March N.-tlNAlN-Wha&t dull ard low.
Or, aGu bu No, hard Duluth a. sla. Corn dull ana
heayyi zap bu Toledo No. . now. u 4Sci 2d0 bu olos
sample. ~ t8o, OatA dnti ind hssvyt car Mlchsan'
kAILMoAu fAKioHTs-Lowssi 10 per L0 - 81
60ut and grain. III