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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-20

H0USEWORK.-AW Welsh girl, able and ae-
dive who thoroughly understands ~ KINDS o. household
duties including mix and butter andis kind 81 children
take place city country references would
Ike constant home Call at L92 6ti-ays. iSthst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-20

First Reformed Episcopal Church, Madis0n.ave. and
55th-st. the Rev WILLIAM T. SABINE kectOr-Servccs,
i NJ and 745 D. IN. Good Friday IL Seats always
free In the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-20

pARITONE desires an engagement as pre-
40 best OF references Address 4 No % 9thst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-20

HOUSEWORK.-By a steady woman, TO do
general hOusc work IN smsn family adults refer
cnce gleen. 3G Nanlsm 81. d 81 floor. back rgOm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-20

I .ADY'S MAID.--Understands cutting and
HABLA sPANOLA. Apply az 20- Lekington.ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-20
Aelp Oante0
Qress Hlahin9.

LADY would like few more engagements
N by the nav family SEWING and chdfens clothes
can assist kng az III day reference given.
call or address all week At l0%west 39h'st.
COMPE TENT dres ker and irst-cl3ss Oper-
~ ator on Wheeler IL wilson's machine wishes few moro
by the day or we IN private fsmis cuts and
chtreu's aud all family Al
DKrSMAk Err, Box %. Tribune Uptown Office lZS3
Broadway.
nRESSMAKER.-A frst-clhss dressmaker
wants engagements bv the day week hrstclass
references. CAL 1856 r st 4lIhst. rug bel times
nRESSMAKER.-A tirSt-class dlcasmaker
~ wishes 10 20 day and Mt take the
home, all suits made after I'M
ported dresses Address MODES Box As, Tribune Uptown
Onicr, ,2SS Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-20

M AID, &c.--By well educated, mlddle-aged
th German IN family as maid or companion elderly
lady or to travel beng well expenenced AM spessng three
languages huenty objection 10 the country bring
unexcepiOnable references Can her present
rlOye between ~ and address COMPA I0N 90 West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-20

(OOK.-By Scotch Protestant woman as
~ fTstcass cook understands frstclass baking and
pastry all kinds desserts mas three years Reference
from last employer. pa Wet Z7tb.st, back
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-20
NHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS --Rr a

n '
~ Protestant girl, very respectable ana well rec.
onlnended; competent TO either capacity chamber.
mad or waitress also understands about children 3o0
6h.ave., between I'D ana 23d.sls wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-20
ijnsincss Chances.

TOR SALE.
u The controlling interest Of tie
boston MUSIC HALL
The whole capital stock being 1000
shaTe The estate consists upwards % 5000 square feet
an The very heart Of the city The hall seats $500 peo
ME ana celebrated prOperties
besides included smaser bui ding.
which The whole perfect
pm JAS. T. ELDREDpE & co,
"a State.sL
DARTNER WANTED-Special or active.
$4,000 SIS 900 business legitimate and profitable.
Address A. A. A., Tribune Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-20

~ Ing &c-by tidy useful young girls for city country
can do any kind II housework and be generally usel low
vases; good references At the PROTESTANT HOME
BUREAU, l3S Gtl-agc.. four dOOra above lOth-st.
, 1880-05-18


cAFT1,E-lsecelycd during sunday. 0,ba!; eamo simo
last woek. edUs oheln Inst week, 35U shipped last
wcck, sl,TH. 11a large supply taken In conjunction
with r6p0rtA OF lover pF3cUa At tho East caused
fcetng OF deprnss!an There whs very full intend.
anro OF buyers and thcFo keGnsA 10 be pr0ty Ecn-
oral to nvcat, but no clAss Of buyers was
wi'ng " pay previous prIcss and The days trading
was done Al decline from Inss weeks ctoBlRR pTtcss
OF Gtsl.tc. Al the reduction theEo was FREQ m0ve-
menL and during Tho day tho bulk OF tho cattic
crossed the scalos. sales making nt fabka2.73 for
scrub otss at EAg13IS fof common to WuDd butchets'
stock; nt k.z31aE for sluckcrp, and at klASf& for
fair to extra ataorA This quality naa good. Tho
larger part OF tho o1tnKs answered TO the deacFp-
toa Of fa!r to primo, and sold At NQD8tHl. Common
REnAea weTo ID comparatively Rht supply. and thsre-
fore showed tho docne Ioss Than did tbs b0tlee
qualities. but Increasing rucopts Of thin cattle may
be Iuokod for from this llul forward and tho t9nd-
enuy of pFlc0s Il ul!quaAsoaAby downward. The
general market ctusod weak. .,
csitis bsinR quoted 1t iGo POI IL. dead weight
QUOTATIONS.:
Extra Hssves-tindad stsars. Weighing Leo
chSss n \ i; II. aaiiiotaoa 'issi.
ns l.iS 10 III &oso4sn
na iTo q ITO iss. asse4m
@etshi,s 10 i,Ss j. Luz IT, ~ ~ soosao
t1ss iH H. .: " =:
buIS. and scasWes sIsefs, 1es1Gs
VeRs pes l lbs.. AsaQ
, 1880-05-18
nUTEr-Qulct hnt Crm at Solid
CnEERE-QnlEk Al lt6at2Ac.
WIlskY-not11innl At u l1Gal.tA

sptcfat Hsrdteh to Tns Chteaeo T1ett,.
MHwAtKIs Wis, Mny i7.--Tll!r uotctr.
opened With bad brrhk nit around. ia, .arseaa "aeaa
tt.to 1nne tl.1yH, md july nt elyf, bcinu ,ko ktN
Mny. 1o 0 for juno. nnd decline OF tAc ~ S.f ,of
june wheat suarnt tho nlost In the mat fcv W.
a decline of 10 bpnx eErcsod, whllc jniv ,aasa
uptutn and Was stondr NJ tl.OL Thoto re,o vI Ae
orders for cash vhent and carly thpro WA
Of lA0D BIT Of No.3 At &tta In May ali w., ,aaa
that could hu not In rcand lots, and thc,o w.. sea
snlo Of 1o1 bu nt tl1 md ono Of aD bn - :, 90
An SOON a. tho selling nrtrrs worn effected n-,...
ran IL Em up and lrig nost of ta n,}ISSa b:
thG forenoon wgre Rtcauy NJ N.l9x fora of
July. All. o'clDck iherc was an ,fot
ross fraction Abo!n this figure. juno VA tattet
8iuE&c Anoshpr break occurred 1t ihsn Il! :!
iosFa h1rsvcr n syM!raihy With ts casier tssass H.
7b the tftHt1n dl1oeiaftd r5tys,. .'""'te
MILWAUKEE, May l7.-FLnutt-l}uti md va.t
tlilAtH-NhtAt rcak; rpenci Ac iuwsr III IT.; s,...
tr9j M. MwnMkep bntil &.l1; Nn Vi s Ia! fE;esa W.
tLIr{tLunc. @l0J5i July, sl,Ofx No 4 !Gsc: Sms r.
rejected tic. CHFH nctlY0 hut 10wcrt Nd IL nNti
higher and schrces No. X 7iAc ltJe adTancedp dp30 ~
NH. &c. nnrley advanced lei No. faii, jis. let
rH0vlslONR-HeBs rork quiet ut llQ:j ts.h -.
Ma}i tluas JHne: % l'ard-rFtme steam, M9 e.ss sss
FnEiul1TF-tvhentt u lln1nio. t{alNe,
nkcEtrrs-Flour, quo bFts, Hheal, Muo bu, M.
Siir,irsrs-whost aooa bu, corn. 1lonu bu, o,,.
a1u tu, eN'o@&
, 1880-05-18
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1880.
E|ltRbNth at, ITO II AZ West tsnkc, o I, F9i!a'f
Ii. tntcd Mar 10 t1shnc 7. llNaCn 10 1hcnh

E:"sss assss y as d .sss s' T. 's s:c: il ;s
sanas =. H. aiyc, ais itny ot.abaihi.
',ss!srs !:!sa NJ; ! T. + s!!!fs p
pIg.H H. at snr p n'1s !: fhSa, T. if;an % 70
ss;s NJ; iSba ai j Ei;ssGs si$i
ssss'sxs ss x:; i1sdse~ 4 e ; !E1; & III: Sao'
$$;j::s ass III; II ;:$s; iii K 'ls
$s; IL; s,;si Ai;:s:; /; 4 I'LL:
ss! si1 i ;5i$ 'S$s.,s" si 53
;s ,S;sE&s S ;;s;; /: ; Hiiss
n !nr3s,ss e siescd asy L iss tca;i insh'aex to ,o
r;:$$; $$;:. $*s s"i; Ss'ss :j iS3
hSs' hss l! {; " ~
1ss 1s. IL; SsSs% ,s; ~. IN
NORTH sixs ssTs # Ts wts1tx ,1' Or elVh'
s?ss 4: sE s.s I! s;S SSs ss;s ii; f' & ~,
w$fsss H; %s 4 4iS|y. ;s;y il !; .ss;s5t
,sn5 Loan co.a rs
'o'T or e'Ts sEs ss'F: II rn M!t,x
Stts1sa IT, rss4s u ais r sy EFi'n t. =. T. a
/; s!ss H. i {#s isss i
Il ss;s III; & xssSs; j: Il ;ss;i;
III; y 5;;si
, 1880-05-18

NE" AOLShs
Epselal Dspateh to Ths Chicago Trthtnf.
NEW YottK. May NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wheat
depre1sed, unsettled, md generally quoted VOXoF1
most percoptlbo In No. redi odpsad quito freoyfor
prompt and forward delivery, lcndluE to decline OK
about s9fHo on very moderate moynmont 1of shlp-
mont and restricted speculative buBlnoss, leaving of
trae htr0nKGri spsin9 wheat In worry light FoqaGtt,
oron for carly delivery, and quoted down aoout To-
The nbsence OF tho customary adsices hy cable from
ENGLAND, through tho observance thero OF tho Whit
suntio holdays worked against tho export baansss,
BlNu bu Nc. red ut tl1l}4ol.u, mostly at Si.slH@
lalsft 20W bu No. 3Ehtcago and milwaukee, spring It
sI.Y1; No. Northwest spring, May option. II al2lH
asked. corn-EAry de!tvcFins rallied n trtdo on
l!nlod offerings and good demAnd. partly for ship
mont; OPTIONS moderately active, opening At a rcduo-
tion Of Nc, but hardening 1ltslo toward tho closet
ui1cd WentaFn unsFnded. aofaSNto. oai.-Ml3ea
further advanced aicl llultad offerings and fairly
activo Inquiry, though closing tAmeiyt No2 Chicago
quoted at 4s}&8Ao. Ryo morn active and anotsd up
about 10, Two boatlosds OF Canada tepoEtsa sold a.
Uto IN bond. .- -
PHovtsluNs-A moderately active movement In
hog products, mess pork In moderate request for
prompt dellTorJs quotod ~ tl 9fta IN the option
l,no Western mos inquired foF. with May optlons
leavus or At fl!20, juno. eo&ii.:I July, tt!aa
lla; AuRust, 3ll3h Cut neats lightly dosltth on Tho
n. 9 s1r s1 n
IL iee snsy dssesy bat
IL flo option line mSderatey soaSh5 md ou9!saai
:s .;':'s: 2sE s'si'etA q
a,FSltow!!n ss0se demand II stronger prtee's 49,
sna4ns- aul md rsak At 7xa73to for tass to
good refining Cuha{ ruined QItoL
WulsKY-Qnoted at Sl.ta bid @hd up 70 " a1ted.
FMEinATs- business og y underata scale u ven.
orally unchanged auosatlons, though l9 grain sathes
puYls. Tonnage for The RInn tssde IN comparatively
limited request for prompt EoauluE but nK IN atI1et-
I'd Il fair share uf attention for 0aalAx hero and ak
out ports through tho summer moa1hs ~ seausely
10 th4 Irsstsrn A,soetatta Pr*sa.
nEw YORK, Ma} MISUNDERSTANDING c!o9ed.
..FLuuN.pult sccsipta lun orlsi supef state saa @
9oed "a choce tattsIiIii white whset eItsa s: stS
ttSs ncssuis psient prucess tdj09ssM
MNAiE-Wheat araastl receipts, sa laog g. bpIs so;
iiIissSiG; unarals1 amber. 3l:lkAi 81, nnSraded
Sh1s ;s ti1I.SsttG!l iIStGl 1sso FL 81 ja! ,fi LII
a asa c2i sSlsye 1sa 81 NV sa;
5uac, sFao July $40. Oats dull and ae.k,
calpa, :H0U b4i mixed Medtefn. tsa'8et white West.
'IAY-in good demand at s0e.
ltDpH-GlIet AAd unchanged. ~ -.
GKoCkK!tH-CoheH nDmlnA!l{ uEcaanEed. HnRas
q4lcti far 70 g9ed refining 7}io7'Sa h!ce stcady,
FEfaoLxGM-Fismcr; united. 7as9o, crude. d,{e1Ac,
ilEStS-Qniet Ut Il i3s&t.43
TUKrESTiNE-Ijul! at 15c.
EGuB-Duli II tU5ia11c. ..--.-..-.. .... ~.
PRUv1BIuNH-Poik wcnkf neH moss, sllDa1lS1
| Boot quiet and unchanged. Cut meats quletj Ions
9ea! H3iddles n.iso: sao:t clear T9sdd1ss, 1sso
! 1.asd-AA1kgk easeri prtue staau. We.
, 1880-05-18


FI.OUn-Wnst dull ai,uost to tho point Of being
;tfo!cs.. Tho market non!nnlly unchhnRed denl-
ers asking previous iHuros, but thorc was scarcely
nny homMnd Sales wSss lmltod 10 100 brls winters,
10 ls nnrlnus, and leo bris rye -four, nli on private
turns; u brs supprs at tA T0tA1. is bels. ExpDrt
tln,,ra quoted nt $7s&eW for extra, and sa938
LII tHE ClIOlce e1trn.
Or1Eu NllEAnsrurYs-woeo weaker. Sales wnro
reported Ut III fHrs bran mt s1Ual4l:16, cra mild
t.llnEs us tocala75 car shorts at stsoo looo bFs
cnrI,.mcnl Mt sl. Coarse coFn-meul via nonlnnl At
fil.u1 per ton aeNck.
HrHIEr WllEAT-WAs moderately active, and
easter, declining Nv, but closing only shade lower
than On Saturday oIsent for ths month Which closed
avospo%l. II % u. Saw York WI Guessa wesSst, ana
fsnv s 9' VIII a'' nS sro~as weatoe W Gfosat
st ,ax Tr III r ,s t, sSe9 W, g. S a Is G9os ro, tf T
1 sssy !!s's ds|ss 5 I x! @
!Hs 5s!':
sfs s'ssf $ @ w! ~ s
ss s s.s sss: ~ :siS
IL Sss GS'
:s':t ~ IKE !Sssis' 9m q e
zSo5a 81 sSsf Rs siSSsi:$ $S%ia Vs.; y .S:s; ~
7 ssss sssS ; sbs ss,es ss% ssc IIs
5 sS tss s Ss5s :sis "s g t4sss ssss
xhi!n tere kuei dsmaia III III. snot 81 sorn area.
fsi tSs.
atot fosIIns w y str91E s; S,s selIS;
NJ ?!i S s. ss'':{ ss:s !;sxs ::
81 sgss s sss 5ss;S%
sSSS S$S ssSs II & &:s;ss :;
ss;sG Sna III e.
, 1880-05-18

bptttat UtapdIth 10 las Ehtf1Qo lTloHHes
DosTOa. sIAy 1T.-Iiut little MctiyltY WIS 1nan!.
Tested In tho stock market to-day. all sorts nf
sceuriiirs being generally dull bur tirn,; II,
fallEoa.s. A!et,lsan + Tope1a OPENED at l;N nnd
mttlo ut thp Close. Chicngo & huntington held
unto liD;s I'LL .h!y,, fr!ct!ons selling " III. 4
good t!rMl OF Little ltOek elMrKe!l hands ut
preos yaryInx frotu ~. tuala tho !ntter being
ferseA sola III %; sailduaky, l01;Sel0; Mlchfgnn
Gcntr1.l. 1sI: I'hllu'leIph!H Wltmlughni. 20:
lnslng preferred, laa: Union PACIFIC, s,5ssxi:
ilsisl0n Is AIbuny, l4is5; 1.pstcM 4 Mu1ic. 134,{
ErAserE, y; Enw York s. Now ENGLAND, "; Old
Colony. l1tSGtl1l; NutiAEh, 6a. -,
III ht,,,l!s, tIurtfO 4 Er ,tpcahed from % to
.&; 1t. Ju II st,ltl Ut III: 10 U.s. ncnnie. u; ne-
puhl hllcun Wiley. West, l1l3; Nuw York + Now
En9lnud,. lHJ.4 4GhI0'; Eastern ms. VIZ; dt'
now, 81: uninn l'aco Us, III; burlington i;
Missouri 8s. lul.
Land st0Uks wore slightly lip from Snturlay'a
figures, tho .lvance III Huston ltlng T., 70 VI.
l.rookItt,n a,yaneed Il, to4. mil MMrcriok y, u
IN, while Wnter Power 8nll nt a-16, and lMtcl
ut III. A ns,Maher u shurcs Ut nalI TeiophonC
wore H0lli ut 1iOGpl0D4.
F0nEI0N. .
1.ospox, btay 17.-No s,arkuls; holiday.
, 1880-05-18
REAL ESTATE.

The following Instruments were fled for rec
ord Monduy, May II;
cITY PROPERTY.
Weat FIfE0epst u, y " cor Ut raullHa, n I, 2sH
i9s II. hAtcd Alay II IL. and ]. W, alsAus 10 a.,
Chixaa.. ~, III II v ot i,s..6ars y, nknx
Ettyi It. Aal9d MHy !! ~. lansey tu IL. Gtun ~
Hickory VI. al6 Il . ii Ataln, r triangle 0f Liz
" Il, t1nIInsed. dated May u tJohn CaasldY 10
Wyst CAtya00 ~. lGl Il y Of AIu,oIrat Il I. Nx
"a 4. dated May II t0eorRs 9lckctdIkato =, ~
Qakuy ", bui l'nlk and Taylor sts i /, 2{xla5
Il. uatcd Juno IL l5iv Il. ". AaEsh 10 W.i.
lsf1stsSi u, ii Il 1t U'iiria.t, . /, a4xluj Il,
dated Auy TtMaatus In Chnncsry u 81. lied.
Wantviii h Nv iii II ii 4
+. 2I1l!u q. DATED May II {A!bsrt cruno 10
wssssn wasMs; !. essft':u aS Il u DIX, L a.,U IL In ~
proved. dated Aay II tAuRust Eu!1s IL N. ].
, 1880-05-18

HOG rRoDuCTs-Wore tame and cae!oF. though
there WAS moderately active movement In pork
chiefly for July. Worry rttto spot stun was wanted.
Tho receipts of hogs wcro largo for tho acaaon, which
Induced decline OF fuy &c rcr 1tp bs ut tho Stock.
Yards ud ibis brought ont nther free o!crlnga OF
product but the market partially rnllIcd ,atoF. There
mas litlo change In tho tune OF advlces from othor
points.
MESS ronK-Was moderately nc.ive In futurer de-
cllninH l0@l5o nor bsl nnd closing On Change be-
low tho 1utsst rlccs Of Saturday as about
for round lots Of fpot, tl03ai0.3ik seller June.
sio47ka1olo bolcr July, and tioclalo62h aelor Au.
gust snca wore reported of htt bFs selor June IT
l0 39l br. sel1er AS In,Y " t s:31 g.! !q: s
seller thu ynnr Mt $!nl5. Total. %1.aaD hra.
laAN1l-WHs tnHlB md cnHler Il decI!ned hc Gof lu
lbs ind CLOSED tn 'ChnnRD s!4aAc below tho latest
sr, sosE May sis;4sa@ @ ss;lnr jung as atMs sls
Toportei ot I'D; Is. sess June IT Ais; 6at,iD; 7Ioj
Kuet nj fs.EiN7W. Totnl, M7hteA.
MEATs-Wef1 dull md Il ah!iO oAAtcr. though OK.
mort lots wnru hold nt previous pstcoBs tl!gfO WNs
sanlo julnf,d figures which todern would nut nc
cupt, Inca futures nnctly0 during the Rreator
rnrt Of tho .yasnn. Enica nicd to .ltnH1 lbn
short rltn Mt H. EGllGr Juno, and aiHttEH Egll0f
July; lW HD1Cs lung md shntt clears at t45 ~ cs
awaet picked hnts III l) ut H1ci and G Goxeh long
cnt nIi. Mt Sic for IL ID uvcrnR0 PrcG* on lcadlt'K
cuts nf n.eats about us follows Ut o'clock for
pNrsIy.Cnreil l0tss
, 1880-05-18

sT. Louis, No. May lz-FLoun-1>ull and 1oxet'
choice, $50 asked cnshs sa1o At N.0 MA5i ttntH
$50 asked cnah -..
1HAts-Whoat opened lowert dccitnedt improved
at the cIosot No.2 rcd, lLOt3l@l.N cash, slMol611
llj3< siny; ElO3@l. .G}f@l N1x juno, Ju1
1,<auESo August; No, 8 do. s1a bid, No.+ DO @ehA
Cora lower At 34}Sat2t4o cash and Ma3' 65HaatfAA
dull; aH1u it'd cash und MhYi and I]fsA4o saAt
Hyn easier Mt sg3fc. llnteJ-No HAFket
Wt1fHK r-atCnHy A. $l.N.
NUTTEH-unct,aHEGd.
E9OH-t1uthAnKt
pMov1stoNa-posk onstes nj So y bid calh and My,
enIes $lQ.iD .Muo. Dry salt meats and 56not su'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 4iW brlsi wheat 65 ot bu; tq,s1
MW9 but oats, I.,00 bui rJo, &00 eu' Barley Nv
bu, ,nnn -,
corn, {3tsU bu; oats, nU bn.
, 1880-05-18
PHILADELPHIA.

THILAnELpntA. May Mnnenn
extrns ffoah ground, ti25 Ohio. good $a1ss etpta
&t00; Illinois, choice, fd; spring and wtntst patents
SZ2sgTG2H. Ayo nonr steady and hFm 1t Sido04'A
GItAiN-Wheat In fair demand. No. , red In ele-
vntor. .sl.29H, Mo. l vh!te Michigan. &t42Lz, So.t
rcd. May, &l.2sA bid. tl2s nsked, June, tlze{hd,
SLGgs& asketls July. tL13 bid. 1.l3H asked, Ausust
sL9 bid, stOsS asked. Corn 1owar, sail Mixed 10 ~
rive. 52Hc, steamor 616s2c; sail mixed, May. hlebA
6l}so nsked, Juno, $50 bid, +s5So askeds JuT ~
bid, Egc asked; Au9lsk faHo BIO. 4sAo asked 0shs
No; white. <Sc, No. do, 4Ioi Ne.a do *ocE mixed
FmGvIstoHs-Flr1u nnd unchanged. 49,.
uUTTEE-Dn1lt CrgnMGEY. extra zAS@Es. haS
FORK Stnte und hendgord County, Prnnsy:fAnlL o.
uan, lN5A}c: Western ltcsctsc, ext1a, nei7t.
EGdS-Flrrn Mt lJ!&n ,.,.,.
i'krnoLEuM-t]ufl md unchanged.
WIlfSKY-AcflyD md Hrm; $llo.
KEcgtpTs--F!nnr, = lp brasi Nheat asfV eu' eeA
pt,UN bu; UAtA lH,10 bu.
HulpAEST3-Eutu, y GO bu.
, 1880-05-18

IlObH-Hccelych tfurins Sunday and Monday, ,St.&;a.
snn !e '.s, isst nssa 2n satat e:t rses 1t
recslg.s The ntmber rr.en6iy c@Sscotia1 @ general
Tho hut wrnshcr, and Tho derl!nt IN Erovatona cum.
b!nch, chused yery iul! feeling md 9Nve pficos
sa hs market ssi;s sstss e % On e
as and heavy Eratins Il @L1b&4h1. Trnds wna slaw
throughout and tho market claaea weak Win E10u
$lHt<ilU.
f0e IT antrd nd M ftitn
, 1880-05-18
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following werc tho receipts and shipments
Of tho leading articles Of produce In this city
during tho forty-cight hours ending nj O clock
sion,lay morning, md tho corresponding tinc
last ycar.
, 1880-05-18
TOLEDO.

rotrpo, O., Mar 17.-QnA1S-Wheas dull sESM
Michigan ia atrivo sil73&t No. red. spot W.; .n !"
arrive, sLl7{; Mny, SLIT June eLtst july 'las.
August olo. Corn dull, hiah nl1od. <'c;so aos. .,.
naty Ut 4l<c, No, whito, 4!fu; rejscscd $0t' W.
stecdy; No. ! At 314c. ,,.. VI,
C1osod-,Yhont steady, No. , red. spot, tL!si s'h
fll6x; June, 3il2i; July, 81 O.. Auglist Y b.,,.,
Krcxfrrs-Whuat Ss,0n hnI coF'' ea"" wv '-''''
AantpxxNTs-whcat,G Ga.ao bu, cora. ls1en ea' ''''
lUY. none.
, 1880-05-18

HosToS. Mass, Mnv l7.-FLoUH-8easd h1d a!9l
Wcstern supsrtine. &LUlisso; COMMON c1uaa VIZ
ka5, Wiscnnain uxtf,Ay &5upie5AO; Minnesota do ~
Ga10g; winter wheats-OhIo md Michigan. D. -aoah'
Illinois md Indiana, Ea75&sG.2d, g. Louis Mms@A
spring wheat patents. .75d&Sa0 wln.ar DO, !s"snA
1isAlH-;orn t.ru, mixed md JolloN. Ass'c. ~
Mo and pxt1a white, tt851oj No. white, 1ss@s
No. white md No, mixed, &53Nc. H!e: W@ s1as.u
HuTTHH-Cholco Woetern eEeamot7css,, g. tt tia5is
lanle packed, chncn. II&l1ot common u eooo' 4~'
EOdB-Wostern fresh, l0!&Si1c. nnA.
KEcEtrrH- --FInnr, i, hu brIs; cOEn+ 6,0n pa'
HlItpMENTa-EIotr,as 70 bfl1.
, 1880-05-18
CINCINNATI.

CtNc1yyArt, o., MAY tayl7.-CorToT-stead9a ~ "Ae
FLoun-Ea.ler, but not quosab'y lower. ~
1HA1S-Whoat oastofs No. rod, tL!ss coo., VA
sls Corn enseri No. At +oHc. Oats eess! .,,s,,
Mixed $40. iiye steady and aEm at NC na9'' s*''
extra No. 3 fall, !Dc. .,..a, Il
ritoy1stoNv-p0tk nrn,or n E1175. Lard sns% ,.s =
M.Bsaa.n. Dulk .nests nrm al st2$a8@. bse'a s>''
but steady at &5.0L 87iN, $50: a.
: WlitBKf-tn good d0Mand ~ tl.H1 =, .v~a lt1ISt
BUTTK1t-Ateahyi cho!ee Western he's'"
ehoIcC Central Ohio 1a4blJc.
, 1880-05-18

ssa III u; sse i soea Ts sSssa eep
NEW YOisx.
NEw Yortk. May Il, GstG mnn,
epy thS t.sr ssed
saii Ma;ses s'siS sat 'of rs fs
;s s$
sn stnE % 10 f9H b, the sss;Sx wsSn
aGis; ,0ne' rs S"F shssp
mating .so 70. .hs ,,,ss Essk !;
~ EAST L1nEnTr.
~. EAsE 9aI .: n ot iEs All o.
r. Tss eSsf @ h!asx ~; 's
sy e. ";ess " ;e e
Sa ssIsss $s"2s sS
$@s;s @ iSs ; Ssss 0sisio fh''sds'pds;
ssss ssd Soioie t9tsi ,sds til r. sss cs 4
St. LOUIS. ..
ST. Louis May t1Arr!E.Aet!ve ,s5 snd 4! ssaas na
R;ss I'D fss 's' :|;s5: ~ 9sssps & ~ G;
Ts :ssss s1se ss9ss' ss; {s's'
II E;;:; ;::;;
nAErtMonE, May l7-t,EEr CA1TIE-Fir.'e5 s Tss. Y.
~ as S!'Ssi s$sss ss|s! ~
n Ssd;. S"y 5s'r gf1eos unohansod' quota
aTT Hifsf:i: %S ihMs@ iicccipts SGD, quotations,
, 1880-05-18
nITTFALO,

nuyYA1o, May Wheat1spn@s H. NJ 4
iectcd, n!ntor dull; Loo bu No. M1eh'sAa IN fAu
ils, corn dun at 4i4o bid, Asio asked es. m
trm md ou,et, 400 bu No. 4 Westesa u s'e' A'
neglected. ....rend
, 1880-05-18

Thu cargo mnrkot wns rnthor quiet. About sixteen
loads wero onptcd. and hnf of them left the docks
rt!ces wcro not quoenhly changed. Tbs snies wetn
chiefly Of Inch, nnd dimension WIS quoted Bteady,
With salos ut $500. shngles wore unsettled. nome
brunds being casy under FREQ arrivals. Carzoes
, 1880-05-18
DltlHlAs

rzonrA, H., May ,L-oHAlN-cofn ass sMve1a
easy, high. mixed, s5a3ahci mixed NJ, M
Oats tcady; No. 4 white, Ii}s3s9e' h3o f'e-@'
2, Ra}<asxtAc.
iIiouWlNk8-FlrM II @1U7.
, 1880-05-18

SAN FRANCISCO, Cnl, May I7.-Thc following |
nru tho closing 1uotAtlnt,A ut tho Stuck Buardt
, 1880-05-18

In richness, purity. eyeetan,Ssil eyeetan',sil organ dE
volume, and tone, tic h1p'oa"
tances all competition.
, 1880-05-18

"iIJTHf1EH-WSrs siaatiy md In moderate reQunat
penehblUna wore Eq4Ac iH lots Df cholcg, ma nnx:
thtMx p!so Was dull. New weFo quoted at R'ats'"e
'TGuiTRY-Wns In small demand and sseaiy.
Chiek9,., <tyis3 q po9 4otvn o. 1fsse ngrlRs sn,ns
SEEnS-iiunVnrisn was fairly aatly0 1T tpi&t!o por
bu OtNer saots wero tn and n9nllnn!; Ini9thy was
ltd suot RnI II ahal 5 auer AuHllAt ur September.
sAET--Wnh in fntr request and staady: ,n
OtfnAry C04th0 1nIt, bFl. .tv
trounu 1hlnr.
lAity, Win bA&s *S's.V
uT1nn aitn; r. ~
WiilSkY--Wns In f4lr demand At TIM rccent I'd
vaneo. Hatos we're EenoE{s q 3 brls finished Boods
, 1880-05-18

KANSAS CITY.
sptttai DtspateA 10 7ns CHICAGO 1ssos"x n.,.nat,
RAnsAs CITY, Mo-, Ma, l7.-GnA1N-Thsts,'sss~,ss s'ts,ss,ssv
rent reports: Wheat-Huccpts,a asn oes n nv Coi7~
4M3 pu; lower, No. = cash. al.n HaJ' ". sL'"
ltecoIpl1, Il, IS bull shipments iAso' o"t
, 1880-05-18

GENERAL. MARKETS..
BROOM N-C0RN-Was steady. With light sales 10 city
bsoon.1naksls, and = fnw otdot a1e cotnins from
outside points:
Gho!ce hnEl asd
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-03-08
ADJUSTMENTS.

MCCULLOUGH AND THE GLADIATOR.
The largest Saturday night house on
record attended the theater evening
before last, and dripping skies could
not keep people from going. The
upper gallery was full, the family
circle was crowded, a large part of the
attendance being ladies, and the par
quette and dress circle held a perfect
crush of people. Many applied for
admission and could not gain it, every
seat having been taken before noon of
Saturday. The Chickasaw Guards, in
full uniform, a lady at the side of
nearly every member of the company,
and the regulation flags garnishing the
proscenium at each side of the stage,
gavea picturesque effect to the audito-
rum, such as has only been equalled in
beauty by the Memphis Mardi Gras
entertainments. The receipts were
very large, indeed yielded a heavier
return than on any single
night Of this or last season. The per-
Torrance of the "Gladitor' was all
that could be desired, it being a
finished illustration of the most
powerful plays now before the public.
Mr.. Mccullough made a brief speech
between two acts, expressing his
qualification and thanks for the high
compliment extended him by the
people of this city in the warmest
terms. The Mccullough week was
the most successful, financially, OF any
this season, and its brilliant termina-
ton will always be a bright shot in
Mr.. McCullough's memory, as we'll as
in the minds of those who made up
the immense audience. The McCul-
Tough troupe perform at Nashville
to night and close there on Thursday
night. We have Hobbies at Leu
brie's theater tonight, in which the
Weathersby- Goodwin company have
won great popular favor wherever
they have presented it.