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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-11-13

He would fam have cried off or delayed
the matter: but MIR. Robert Dale Owen.
seeing some fun in prospect. urged him
to draw up a bill then and there, i'm
posing an annual tax OF ten dollars upon
every bachelor above thirty years OF
age VINO couiu not prove thas ne nau
PoPro" VIC tue'.ion W. ,.e e,i..
INC" 'e, iapiu ao. VI ~ s,"'iVi vas
performed. me ruies VI III, 'he rouse
w suspenIeu' anu .he o'ii , =. snie'
.iiies 9''sseu anu oiuer.1 W oe 10
Por'eu 70 'ne Seuite "i'hou. lno-
nleh1 uelal, tne iiouse auJouin lhS IN
oruer 70 accompany .ne ouns ,auies'
. anu sec ma. .le na.os wv .. ~
my Ia' I'm .'ie 'nioJ J ). VI sno noui !,
ie''u we oiii eMioe' anu ~ S Sa "' =
Us pass.so mas seeuleu, uus wv u
lnree VI inc oiuer anu sra.er hleinp9' =
: :. s.a 70 = senSe VI ,nel iesp9nsi s.,.
n.y. 'nen ni'oe ssanu asaln,' us III,
;nur p.ores a. anu ahlpt o'" ~ VIC or aa
fotni n ~ ,ha y, ,aas ~" ue Nax, dnr !, w.s
d" -. 80 ,u H. -.,.m ,,a;or;t =, ,rh;ob
,ha haoha ~ 81 1nd;any ha5 ..noS raa
Wv. .nu =" 49,; - az G Co. 10
sun ~ is,oioe, si .t 'h h:,, ~ wa
;..; ~ .no D; - -. So. So. -.
..n ~ IN 10 p, iai. anu +
hnr a'' oAp et,,a H.. VIC e,,ar lei ,ha;,
,s.o " se''' ). .n.' .n :. w" ~. me n
consciehces' IL was hohe VI MS ouSi-
ness
The subjects of Frederick the Great,
who had any grievance to air or favor
to ask, were wont to hang their petit
tons on linden-tree at Potsdam. to
have their prayers granted or refused
as the King inclined. without waiting
the pleasure of Minister or Sec
Rotary. The Petiton-tree doubtless
bore strange fruits sometimes; but new
er did Old Fritz have a stranger docu-
ment submitted for his consideration
than one that found its way into the
hands OF Charles 1. IN l64o: Ihis
unique petition ran as follows" mere
as your Majesty petitioner nath I'M
derstood OF great aiscontent IN many
o! your Ma]estys subjects at the era-
cious mercy your Majesty was freely
pleased TO snow upon your petitioner
py suspendlnS the sentence OF dea'h
pronounced against your Petitloner;
taese are humoiy 70 oeseecn your
Majesty rather 10 remit your petitioner
TO their mereies that are disconlented,
than 10 let nun hve the SUBJECT OF so
great discontent IN your people
aga,nst your MAJESTY Iorlt natn pieasea
.,od 70 give me grace 70 desire wl!n
tne propneI' mat II TINS Storm De
raised LOT me, may DC cast into tne
sea, ,na1 otners may aVoiu tne tenn
pest. ihis Is, most sacred sovereign
,ne Petit1on OF MN tnat snouid esteem
ms oiood were shed 10 cement tne
preach between your Majesty ana your
subjects. Wnetner John GOODMAN $
crime deserved death or not after srch
Crov pp e. rorok " f. rapooa,;", -, the
$780,. " io'oAo It's ie'oe'" y, 'no
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-02-19
Federal Election Laws.
WHAT THE DEMOCRATS IN CONGRESS PRO
POSE TO DO ABOUT THEN.

WHAT THE DEMOCRATS IN CONGRESS PRO
POSE TO DO ABOUT THEN.
Special Dispatch to the Record
WASHINGTON, February 1.-THE Dem.
ocrats having failed to repeal the Fed.
eral election laws, they will do the
next best thing from their standpoint
amend them. Senator Wallace's bill,
introduced day or two ago, making il
unlawful for any marshal, deputy mar.
shal or supervisor to arrest any election
officer on the day Of election, but pro.
Viding that warrant may be executed
on any subsequent day, IL intended to
remedy one of the evils complained Of
In the Federal election laws. The Re.
publicans in Congress have invariably
expressed willingness TO correct any
defects in the laws. and proper amend.
ments will not be opposed by them.
Ihe power Of summary arrests now vest
ell in marshals, their deputies and su-
pervisors, might be used, If partnership
10 directed, 70 deprive polling place
OF all its election officers. The Presi.
dent, in one OF his veto messages sent
10 the extra session. advised that the
election laws be amended and strength.
ened rather than repealed, and hence
1t Is assumed that he. will not object 10
proper amendment.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-02-19
Reputation and the 'Rebel Brlgadiers.

Trpm Richmond (vs.l Common wealth, February IL.
Where was the Republican vote OF
the State OF Virginia cast in the late
election? 1t was cast for the gang of
Regulators that this day defile the
legislative halls OF the State of Virginia.
The negroes, who constitute the Repub.
lean party of the State, cast their votes
solidly for Repudiators for the Legisla.
ture.
Where was the vote OF the 'rebel
brigadier" cast in that election? 1t
was cast solidly, with one exception, for
making our State pay the debt that she
owes
The ranks OF Confederate officers
above the grade of Brigadier General
who reside in the State OF Virginia may
he scanned, and it will be found that
there is but one who tolerates the idea
of reputation, and that one is Major.
General William Malone. Every other
one insists and demands that the State
shall pay her debt We mention all
now living in Virginia that we can re.
call They are:
First-General General Joseph L.
Johnston.
Second-Lieutenant General: Gener.
al Jubal \. Early.
Third-Maior. Gener Generals Fitz
Lee, w. II. F. Lee, ID. II. Maury, Robert
Ransom, III. Iieth, J. l.. Kemper, Jas.
\. Walker, l.. J.. Lomax, VIM. Smith,
q. c. Wharton.
BrigadieT Generals Generals
William Fl. Payne, Lindsay Walker,
McComb, X. d. Lilly, d. a. Weisiger,
John Echols, X. l.. T. Beale, Joseph X.
Anderson, John Il. Cook, Eppa Hunton,
J. II. Lane. NJ. ID. Corse. Beverly Rob.
in.on. T. +. Mumford, VIM. r. Terry,
7. VI. Logan, Williams G. Wickham.
There may be other general officers
living in the State of Virginia, but they
are not now recalled. Every man of
the gallant array, who devoted their
lives and their fortunes to the Confed.
crate cause, demands that the State of
Virginia shall pay her debt, and they
look upon every confederate soldier
who votes and co-operates with the Re-
puditors as a deserter.
These "rebel brigadiers," who have
been derided and slandered "a disorder.
ly. lawless desperadoes, are the law-and.
order element of our society, and the
voters who constitute the Republican
party OF Virginia are what has made
the State of Virginia . repudiating
State, against the fierce and angry pro-
test of the "rebel element"
Ifthe horrible bill for repudiating our
State debt, which has just been present.
ed in our Legislature by Mr.. Riddle
berger, be passed, it will be by Republi.
can votes, against the protest of the
rebel element"
We want the world to know this fact,
and we intend that IL shall know 1t.
We intend to make IL known that the
rebel element demands, "a an act of
justice to itself, that il shall have an
opportunity to pay back money we have
borrowed, but that the Republican par
ty will not let them, and that the Re-
publican party Is today placing the
State Of Virginia before the world as n
repudiating State.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-02-19
Provision Market.
MARRIAGES.

ALLEN-HUGHEs.-Jan. q. 1850 at the home Of the
bride by Rev J. A. Wood. Jr, Mr. james W Allen,
Of Bald Eagle Valley Pa. aud Mis- Tamson r.
Hughes, OF Boiling Spring. Pa.
RoYER-ALEXANDER.--o the 9TH Of February, by
Rev J. Boas, in Zion church In the loop. Mr.. Thorn
as y. Roysr and Miss Emma 4. Alexander, both II
Centre county
ePAHGLER-FORTNEY.-O On the 10th Of February
by Rev. W. D Fischer Sir. James spanger aud
Mi" Ehenia Fortney, both Of TusssyTille, Centre
county.
PARKER-KERNN.-At Jack.ouvills, on Saturday,
the Tth instant by Rev. W. n. YeArick, Mr Thomas
Parker and Miss Lizzie Ksrnn. all of Sugar Valley,
Clinton county.
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Philadelphia Markets.
PHiLtDEIPHIA, Pebrua

PHiLtDEtPHIA February ls, 1880.
flour is inactive but prices are steady. Sales Of
90O barrels, IN lots including Minnesota aud Pcnnsyl-
vania family, at g. 6Oq7 western do at s6sI !Tl2!
and patent aud other grades at 81 7.6Ocgs25.
WHEAT Is In better demand and 20. per bushel high
or. Sales Of 1880 bushels. including PennsylvRnia
red track. at sl.+9 amber do at sIbO aud No red,
elevator At siIe Al the open board, first CALL 1000
bushels, February, sold at tl.&9; and loOOI bushels
March at sl4oI Sl.jOl bid for April aed sliai
for NAV
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-02-19
Commissioners Notice.

y the Orphans Conrt Of Centre
= county In the matter II the application of JOHN
hcCLOSkEi for the specific performance Of a con.
tract.
The Commissioner appointed by the Court to take
testimony In the said application and make report
thereof TO the Court at next term il meet The ar
ties Interested, for the purposes of hi. appointment
WEDNESrAY, MARCH 10. 1850. at 10 A. N at the
once oi u y forney. IN the Borough of Bellefonie
Pa lsdwl ELLIS l.. oRyts, Commissioner.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-02-19
Netc 1dUertisem ents.
Auditors Notice.

IN the Orphans Court of Centre
county. In the matter Of the exceptions filed 10
the account of D.. VI. sHUEY, Administrator Of &c
OF JOSEPH sHUEi, deed, late Of Coileg. town.hip
The Auditor appointed by the Court o. hear aud
pas upon the exceptions filed 10 the said account and
fc-tate the said account tn accordance with his md
ings, will meet the parties Interested for the purposes
OF his appointment, on MONDAY, the sth of March
1850 at 10 A. NJ, at the oflce Of Alexander Bower
In tho Borough Of B-llefonte Pa
s-3w ELLIS l.. oRyIs, Auditor.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-02-19

Thomas Sloan, OF st. John, N. b., has
at various times saved eighteen human
lives In that harbor, and possesses the free
dom Of the city.
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DEATHS.

sAITH--On the 18th Of February in Nittany Valley,
of spoplexy Margaret, wife % Dr. Charles smith
iorrnsriy Of Penn Hall, aged % years months and
II days.
DINGES-0n Monday morning. the 9th of February,
at Centre HALL. Mr.. jacob Dinges, aged II years
months and % daya
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-02-19
Notice.
PUBLIC SALE
-Or--
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

DURSUANT to an order of the
Il Orphans Court Of Centre county Pcnnsylvania,
will be cold 81 public sale, the premises In Worth
township, In said county, on
Tuesday, the 9th of March, 1880,
the following described real estate. late of ALExAN
DER sHELLEBARGER. deceased. 10 wit:
A valuable tract or piece Of land situate
IN Worth fownship the plank road leading from
Tyrone 70 Union'iIle, In The town Of Post Matilda,
bounded by lands Of john !. Thompson, VIM v. Beck.
with. Jesss woodriag and the Presbyterian Church.
containing NINE ACRES lis PERCHEs net measure !
the impFovementsafe . Tw0sTORY PLANK FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE. about g0x30 feet Log Barn,
aud other oatbuIldlua. all In good condition The
Iaad i ahout al cleared and In good state Of cuti
walton; a young Orchard planted.
Persons DESTROYS a viewing the premises can do 20
b. calling Mrs. D. shelleberger on the premises.
sale 20 c0mmsHce ~ o'clock, y. d.
TEana or sALR.-one-balf Of the purchase money 10
Be paid on confirmation of sale balance in yeaF,
10 be secured BY judgment, bond and mortgage the
premises, with Interest.
ssw d W. wo0DRfNG, Administrator.
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WOODWARD SEMINARY.
Boarding and Day School fcr Yerng Ladies
and Little children.
CEnnNn Ann 4 rn~xrr~r .rrez--

HARRISBURG, PA.
Regular term wiz begin eEPTKMBKn IA fs.e
Conrse of siudy-CIassc and scientiae VIA nusie
and Art
Board and tuition from $50 % sSso ysas and NO
Fcr circulars and al desirable Inscsmasss. saar.
A-"a PRINCIPAL.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-02-19
PATENTS.
INVENTORS
Administrator's Notice.

ETTERS OF Administration hav-
ing been granted 20 the undersigned the estate
% PHILIP KREYDER deceased, late Of the township
% Miles Centre county, Ill persons indebted 10 said
deeoased srs requested % make immediate payment,
and all persons having claims against said deceased
Will present them duiy authenticated fof payment
boas DANIEL BRuMGARD Administrator.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-02-19
PENSIONS.

4 LII disabled Soldiers and heirs of
4 - decreased Soldiers who died froa eonseanence.
y service N the Army. ARE entitled O. pRNSIONs.
~ AhhkAke allowed sIfer July l. lRsa sena
HtAnrs or fn Instructions "a eli Kinds 81 sosIsTSs
cIaims. ~ y s's'1
]. II. sYPHERD & Co. Psas;on AZ, !.
col Street, WASHINGTON, PC
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-02-19
Miscellaneous.
CENTRAL
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
Eighth Normal School District,)
LOCK HAVEN, CLINTON CO, PA.
A. N. RAUB, A. NJ, Principal.

THIS SCHOOL, as at present con-
a stiiu,ed, offers the very best iAeiiiuss for Pro
tessional and Classical learning.
buildings spacious. inviting And eomnodious: oeua.
pleiey heated by steam, wen ventilated and furnish.
ed With bOuntifol supply cf pure water sOt spring
Location hsalthful and easy Of access.
surrounding scenery Unsurpassed
Teachers experienced, efficient, and alive 10 their
Discipline, finn and Kind. uniform aud thorough.
Expenses moderate.
Fifiy cent? week deduction to those preparing to
Students admitted at any time.
Courses Of study prescribed BY the State: l. Model
sehSel H. Preparatory. III Elementary. ". Sci
ADJUNCT covnsrs:
l. Aoademie. III. Commercial III. Music. ". Art
The Elementary aud Scientific coarses are Pro-
iessonal, and students ErasiuAaing therein receive
State Diplomas. comforting the following ana crTrs
peaalag degrees Master Of The Elements and Master
Of the Sciences Graduates in the oihef courses receive
Normal Certificates Of their astainments signed by
the Faculty. -
oroughness not inferior those Of our lest college,
The State requires higher order of citisrnsht
The ume. demand IT, II Il one of The prime otdecis
Of this school 60 help % b. furnishing intel
hgsut and efficient teachers fot her sehoolA 10 this
enc sohcits tonng persons q good abilities and
time and their talents. students. To all such it
pFoses aid IN developing their powers and abundant
opportunities for welipaid lsor amer leaving schoo
For catalogue and terms address the Principal.
BOARD TRrsTEEs;
stoekholdeTS frustees--J. II. na4toa, n n. A H.
Best Jacob Brown. s. NJ. Bickford, samael Christ A.
y Ranb, n G. Cook, 7. G: Iiipple Esa. q. Klnt1ine
" y Mccormick. Esq- W. W. Rankin John A. Rahh.
State frusseee-lIon. A. a. cnFiin Hon. H. L. Dief.
fenhaeh. Gen Irsse Merrill, IIon William Brier q a
G "hAiey, S. Miller Mccormick. Ess.
oFTTcERs.
Hon. WILLIAM BiGLER, President CeArHeid Pa
ten. JBssE MERRILL V. President, Lock ITaVsn Pa
: MiLLAk MCCORMICK. Secretary,
THOMAS gARDLEY, Treasurer,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-02-19
Groceries and Provisions.
NEW GOODS
FOR THE
SPRING TRADE

0 We hare giren rery close and
careful attention 10 the selection Of
goods for The Spring Trade, and
feel justified in saying that our
present Stock cannot be erceiled
either IN regard TO FGriety, Quail
ty or Price, and we doubt if it Is
equdied in either Of these respects
by any house IN Centre county.
There are foo many leading ar
ticies IN our stock TO make speciat
mention Of them all, but call Gtten-
ton directly TO a fe,c items that are
nOw being sought after every day.
FIS H.
Mackeret are Of good quality this
season and are selling rather faster
than usual at his SEASON Of the
year. We hare been selling moth
ing but full ,oeights-5O lbs. Of fish
IN each quarter barrel and 100 Tbs.
IN each hag barrel. They have
better value for the money than
short 'oeights.
Lake Herring aud White Fish
are uery fine his season and seA-
ing freely.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-02-19
The Hood Orphan Memorial Fund
GENERAL G.. T. BEAUREGARD,
NEW ORLEANS. 1880.

The entire proceeds arising from the sale of this
work are devoted 10 the The HOod Orphan Memorial
Fund, which IL INVESTED IN United States Registered
Bonds for the nurture care support and education Of
the ten infants deprived Of their parents last summer
ai New Orleans, (the melancholy incidents Of which
sad bereavement stall fresh in the public mind)
THE BOOK II ELHsAsT oCTAvo, CONTAINING a0
PAGES, WITH FINE rHoTnaRAFH uKESEss Asp IsT
sfEEl KSuRAvISg, AApE ExFHEssLT foR THIS voHE.
FoUR LARaE MAPS HaTTtE TiTLps, BorEp IN HAND
soHE 6hAr EsaLisH CLoTn, At THREE DOLLARS. on
~ PIsR SaHEr BtspiSo, vfTH MaRRLE EpoE. THREE
DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS--IN IlALF BouSb No
noooo, LiBRAET sTTLs. FOUR DOLLARS, Oh ~ HEsT
LtvASf TuHkEI MoaooCo rutA GiLT SIDES AND EpaEs,
FIVE DOLLARS.
ON the receipt from any person remiting by mail
express Of the amount IN registered letter by =
postal order, bank draft check. copy vll be Inn
mediaeiy sent free Of postage, registered second
class matter.
The volume is published in the best style Of typo.
gFaphy, elegant paper, with illustrations, executed
a. highest specimens % art
The author the snbject the purpose all alike rendef
II worthy place In every IibFsry.en every de~kor
upon the beck shelf Of every honse in the country.
Agents wanted in every town and county In the
United states. and preference will be given 90 hon.
ofably discharged veterans of the army
To the ladies' who feel desire 90 express their gym
nathy With THE HooD ORPHAN MEMORIAL FUN, the
sale of this book among their circle Of friends will
afuTd an excellent way u contributing substantial
aid 10 so deserving = canse.
For terms, tales 70 agents, &c, address with full
particulars.
GES'L @. +. BEAuREGARD, Publisher,
OS REHsLF oT THR Hoob MENoRiAL FUSp,
b-H NEw ORLEAEs. IA.
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MONEY To Loan at @ per CT.

...-... - -. W IHE hlIIAb LlFE IhHUH-
ASCE co. OF NEW YORK, frst mortgage ON
Improved farm property In sums not less than 81 600
aud not exceeding onethird Of the present value of
the property. Any portion of the principal can BE-
paid on at any time aud 10 hAs been the custom of the
company 90 permit the principal 60 remain a. long As
the borrower wishes u the interest IL promptly paid
Apply %
CHARLES 7. SHERMAN, Attorney-at-lAw
hgT Court street. Reading Pa
or 70 DAVID T. KLINE. Co.'S Appraiser,
2-u Baiefonte, Pa.
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In ihs Court q Common

BoHgs, No. I Jan. Term, 1850.
Libel IN DyoFcr, A. '. n.
EDWIN A. B0ALICK.
The alias subnena In the above eaze having been
returned est Inventus, yeu, the aafd Edwin 4.
Baack. are hereby required 70 appezF II said Court
on the fourth Monday of April next 1880 70 answer
the complaint in the aiinve case.
JOHN ePANeLER. Sheriff
nEAvKn CEPHAaT AtiorHeys 2-e-fv
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-02-19
Centre County Farmers Home.
THE
BUSH HOUSE.
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.

improved siabllnE and Careful Hostlers Low Special
ates for Jurymen and Witnesses. Cleanliness, Com
vt and Table uBexcslled.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-02-19
Subpoena i'm Divorce.

MILLIE n. BoALfCK,
~ her Hexl friend, A. T.
BoFgH,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-02-19
NO DISCRIMINATION

against the Producers Of Food. than whom none
are more worthy OF more entitled 10 attention. The
Bush House havDg three times the capaoity Of
other hotels, there Il occasion disposition to
place the guests In attic This accounts for its
growing Local Trade We do trust your horses 20
tho and profit Of parties disconnected With the
hotel. t5-nl J. n. MYERS, Prupfistor.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-02-19
M e 4 = s

Our Sugar Cured Hams, Dried
Beef. Breakfast Bacon and Cheese
are all ,Oorthy Of special mention.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-02-19
Bellefonte Markets.

BELLEFoNTE, February Il, 1850.
nITnT TaTTnNg
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-31

Rags: Market quiet and steady. Cotton mixed
at 1sza2c, and white st S@S4c per lDs Woolen
at s(as7zc for soft and 1@Ikc for common, per ID.
Scrap iron: Demand light but steady. Wrought
scrap at 70@S0c and stove cast at 4o@45c per lb.
Starcn quiet and moderate demand. We quote:
Pearl S40a3hc. Royal gloss 51a(97c, imperial 4hc.
silken gloss SIC corn 65sa6s%e per pound.
Soap IN fair demand and steady. We quote:
German. Sc; extra olive. Nc; family. &c per
ID. Germanolive, 4ssc; blue, &c; amper. 61ac
per ID. Wwhite s. 70 per bexs ivory, " 70 per
box.
Salt: Turks Island at 40@45c per bu. and coarse
Liverpool at 81 l0@l ~ per sack. Ohio River
and Kanawha at d lO@l Is per small bn and
81 50 per large brl.
Seed Miliet at sO@S5c per bu. Hungarian
grass seed at 81 per bu. Flax seed quiet at 81 10
@1 20per bu.
Taliow quiet at 516@ss4c per lD, latter for city
rendered.
Timers stock quoted steady at the following
priceg Zinc slab. 71a@Sc: Sheet 9@9s4c; block
tin. %@26c: solder, 16@l9c; copper ingots. 26c;
tin plate, l c, S959 81, and x Sll@1250 per
box.
Vegetables Tomatoes at 81 5o@4 per bu. Peas
at 90c@S1 per bu. loose. String beans at " GOO
2 Is per brL Cabbage at sS@s SO per bril-
Nooo.nware auiet and steady and ne material
change. We quote: Waahboards. 81 s0@2 30 per
doz; tubs nests OF 8. So 25QS % per nest; No l..
s. SOAP 5o No. 2 81 50@8; No. g. s6 5U97 per
dozen; buckets two-hoops, 81 9O02. and three
81 50@l0; No. g, IS 50@9, and NO. 3. 81 50@7 per
dozen
Weol: Receipts large and demand moderate
and market quiet We quote: Unwasned. 2@31c;
fieece-washed, S6040c; tub washed 3S@45c super
pulled, SS@loc: and lambs, SSc
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-31
MARKETS BY TELKGEAPH.

To-day being holiday accounts for the ab-
sence Of market and stock reports from number.
OF leading centers.l
wLxINsruS. May 3l.-Turpenune spirits
steady at 36c.
oswEao. May 81 Wheat steady Corn in light
demand: Wessern mI1ed. 5705Sc S
DETROIT, May 3l.--Flour dull: White. "a $50
Is 75 Wheat easier: No. lwhite, 81 M; milling,
liz.
IxCLEvrLAND. May 8l.--Grain--Whea No T.,
ISl 10; No 2, 81 16, No. Q. 81 "A: No. 3 mixed,
81 1a Oats: No. /, 40c; No. Q, ssc. r
sr LOUIS, May a.--whest lower: No. red.
81 07.40 a vs.; No. 8, 81 90 Corn higher: No. Q,
36h@S5hc Rye dull: No. 2. soc.
MILWAUKEE,, May 81. 1.--WBeat steady: June,
ST. July, 81 COZ, Corn steady: No. z SEC. Oats
quieT No 2, s01sc kye weak: No. l, 7Sc. Bar
PEORIA May Corn firm: High mixed
351a(9354c: No. 2, 354@85Ae Oats steady:
No. z 325<@33e Rye dull and unsettled: No. =
S1@S1hc. Whisky firm at 81 08.
BALrrMoRK May a. Market Arm: Mixed
corn, spot SIC; june 49c: July 40zc; August
49c: No. red wheat spet 81 -9i June, 81 "a; July,
o. 1314; August u f0h; September "a ioH.
NEW ORLRANs, May N-Suear nominal: Gosd
to common. TIC; fair to good. Ts@7%c; fluffy
fair, nc; prime. III. Molasses dull and nomi-
nall Fair, aS@Aoc prime. 4oD44c: choice 50@52c
Whisky steady: Western, ~ 66@1 09s choice
Cincinnati, & %. Louisyiile.n 90.
BUFFALO. May S1.--Nothing done this morning;
45hc asked for No. 2 corn; 44sic to arrive, and