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Daily Republican., 1880-12-01
ThANhRGk Rein.

you want your horses to keep or
their feet and protect themselves from
falling take the oheck-rein of and
never put it on again. Tie q mans
hands behind him and whip him along
sleoty street and you have the exact
position Of every horse In this town
during the recent culi spell, all but
the smooth iron shoes; put them on
him aud he wouldn't have half the
sense the horse has to keep himself mp.
A poor stumbling, helpless creature is
q horse with q check.rsin. wonder
how long 1t will take for enough light
to enter the heads Of the man creation
to abolish the mereisess and cruel
check. rein entirely. A mans calibre
is shown precisely by the way he gears
his horse. Iihe is q shoddy man he
will have q high headed horse. The
London Lancet states that all persons
Of intelligence have discarded its use.
Il, w.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-01
The Letter Carriers Hat.

The question still goes round and
round, the answer has not yet been
found, and never will among the ten,
who make the gang OF carriers men.
Vet. Barlow laughs and says so sweet.
"at Q o'clock we will meet, and then
wen hsvea regular spat to settle this
oonfounded hat. Bob Smith the puz'
zling job to boss, quickly gl!des to
Daniel Ross, with new beaver sleek
and pat, and says, ] move We adopt
this hat. Jim Hawkins turns It DER
and Ger, "such hat ne'er saw be-
fore with fur on end like Q vicious
cat, / tell you I'll never wear that hat.
Then Duffy with majestic mein, ex-
claimed "be jsbbers, hush avournton,
vi sprig Of Shamrock, q pipe at that,
Why sure 'an that Is just the hat"
Silence all round, Rigby speaks, and
round he looks the hat to ssek; humph
what kind Of q hat Is that 7 hard
enough now without that hat. Stone
wal: Jackson with an eye to biz, wants
. wider brim Tor his Aorid phiz, with
all I've heard on this and that, l do
not think that's just the hat. Sandy
Mason uncovers his head to talk, each
,arrisr here must walk the chalk; next
lime We meet TO chin and chat, you may
wear yourself that plagued old hat.
Carpenters silvsry voice is heard, "ses
what fuss you fellows stirred; ! want
no change | tell you fat. my old sun.
iowner's just the hat. "Stout" but
IT'LL the least In size, looked at the
,at vi h lustrous eyes: The thunderiA
hing to me. looks hat, oh no, oh no, (
'on't want that hat. Pete Ayars, good
oul, looks oD, but speaks not either
20 or con, till on his toe some fellow
pat, and then he chuckled confound |
hat bat. Tom Pugh, the sub looked
n TO see, what the plague the matter
onld he, ten vicious glsnces pinned
i'm fl 1t, and settled his hash about the
at. The meeting then adjourned to
ettls the hat question at some ether
ime.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-01
Man Never Is-But Always TO be
BIeht.

At the time Of reckoning, which
comes to sll at the approaching close
Of the year, bow many will recall with
sorrow and Tegre: sums spent in delu-
sivs schemes OF speculation. The nat
ural course OF q sensible man is to WOO
the fckls Goddess Fortune once again,
and in reading the always reliable
contained in the advertise
ments Of the Louisiana State Lottery
Company determine to send NJ. A.
Dauphin, No. 3l9 Broadway, New York
City, or same person at New Orleans,
La, ten dollars in time, by Tuesday,
l4th OF December, to be inve sted in the
Grand Extraordinary Drawing under
the personal care and supervision Of
g. T. Bsauregard, Of La, an !
Jubal A. Elrly, OF Va, stand a share
OF 1922, 500. Why not
Daily Republican., 1880-12-01
Arrival of Cong reanmen .

WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-As the day
draws near on which Congress is to re
assemble, Senators and Representative
are beginning W arrive. About twelve
Senators ard twice as many Represen
tatives are already in Washington
Vice. President Wheeler lie expected TO-
morrow and Speaker Randall arrived
last Friday. The speaker did not
find time to call on President elect
CARTE Id either to congratulate him or
to apologize for the swift conclusion
that the Morey letter was genuine.
Speaker Randall said to friend yes.
terday that Cons rssS would pass the
appropriation bills in less time than
they ever bsf re required, and wonld
lssve the public business In such
shape on the 4th Of March that the Re-
publicans would have no excuse for
called session OF the XLVIlth Congress.
Neither Mr.. Randall nor any other
Democrat who has recently arrived in
Washington has expressed any desire
for an extra session. They do not be-
lisve in extra sessions as much as they
did year or two ago.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-01
The Murderor of Lord Leitrim.

James Redpath, who arrived in New
York from Ireland at noon on Monday,
spoke In Newark in the evening at the
Irish Land League nesting. He said
all this year there have been only five
cases Of accidental death that any one
can attribute TO the tenants. One Of
the men killei was Lord Leitrim. al
he had not bseu shot it would have
been an eternal disgrace. He ruined
thirty pure girls and the brother ofons
of them went to Ireland from Chicago
and slot him down like the dog that he
was. [Applause ] profoundly hon
or him for it," oontinued the speaker,
land III meet him in Chicago l will
congratulate him on being a good shot.
hope he will disclose his name, so
that we may give him a testimonial" ="
Daily Republican., 1880-12-01
Arc That Was No GOOD.

Some time before the late election
the Village Record publishes the parti
culars of . let in which an East Vincent
Chester Co. maiden had agreed with
her lover that If Hancock was elected
President she would be married to her
Aforesaid lover, but II Garfield were the
lucky man, the nuptials we're to be
postponed four years longer. Well
Garfield was elected and the maiden
has declared call bets of''-but on
what grounds is not stated, However,
tbe man, the only one interested, is sat
i.fed with her decision and dosen't
think Of questioning it, and some time
during the holidays tho wedding will
take place.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-01
Tho proposed Presidential Fund

/, Is stated that the project inaugura.
ted by the New York Times to provide
fund OF $3.50, 900 on which to pension
ready ex Presidents has been conduct
I'D for the ast week with privacy and
success. Considerably over half the
money has now been secured, and the
remainder will probably be raised dur
ing the presen. week. Four men fur.
nished half OF the entire amount, John
N Forbes, OF Boston, Tor himself and
friends, beading the list with $50, 900.
Jay Gould, William H. Vanderbilt,
John w. Msckey, the California bonan'
"a king, each pntting down s25, 900
Bx-Governor ED Morgan, Congressman
l.. morton, W. B.Dinsmore, President
OF the Adams Express Company and
Republican Elsctor In the state Of
Nsw York; William B. Astor, John
Hoey, OF the Adams Express Company,
and several others have put down for
$5, 900 each. This fund will be man
aged by the contributors, who, in it's
and disbursements, will vote
in proportion to their contribution.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-01
General Garfield Entersalned.

WAsnIEGToN, Nov. @.-One OF the
pleasantest entertainments given to
General and Mrs. Garfield during the
past week was q breakfast Saturday
NOR ming at the residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Levi P. Morton, at No. l,50l H.
street.
The other guests were General and
Mrs. Sherman, Secretary and Mrs.
Rvarts, Admiral Potter, ChietJusticc
Carter, Commodore and Mrs. Temple,
General and Mrs. Beals, Representa-
tive Amos Townsend, and Major Swain
the private &c rssary Of the President
elect.
General and Mrs. Garfield departed
to-day in a special sar for their
home at Mentor, Ohio. They were
accompan' ed by Congressman Townsend
Richard Smith, Ct The Cincinnati Ga.
setls; H. G. Urner, president of the
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce, and
Major Swain.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-01
ponr Want tha, SirR.n

Is what a lady Ia Boston said to hel
husband when he brought home some
medicine to cure her of sick headache
and neuralgia, which had made her
miserable for fourteen years. At the
first attack thereafter, II was admins
tered 10 her with such good results
that she continued its use until cured, !,
and was 90 enthusiastic in it's praise,
that she induced twenty-five Of the
bsst families in her circle to adopt 1t as
their regular family medicine. That
"stuff'' is Hop Bilters.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-01
old an q Active.

Col. VIM G Gordon, OF Chestervills,
OHIO, Is said to be llS years old and is
still strong and active. In his youth
no served in the British army, and
says hs knew Napoleon l. He has but
one peculiar habit-that of persistently
eating crackers. He always has q
large basket OF crackers hanging en- his
bed post, aud besides three hearty
meals day, he eats, upon an average,
twelve pounds OF crackers a week from
this basket, taking several whenever he
awaksns in the night.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-01
GOwen Going to EurOpe.

1t is announced that Mr.. franklin
B. Gowsn will sail for Europe on We'd
nesday. At the meeting Of the Board
of Directors last week Mr.. George Deb.
Ksim was elacted president protein
during Mr.. Governs absence. II is
understood that Mr.. Gowen goes over
ostsnsibly to secure firm that will
take up the deferred toud scheme, but
really to see the McCalmonts and II
possible secure their proxies. He will
go prepared to appear tefore Lord
Cairns COMMITTEES and takes oonsidera-
BILE data to show the bright future Of
the Reading Companies and their pres
ent earnings.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-01
Mr.. English's Campaign Bubscrip-
elOm.

Indiana Congressman who have just
arrived At Washington claim to have
correct information as to the sum con.
tribu cd by Mr.. English to the Demo
cratic campaign fund. He at first
pledged himself to give 100000, but
he paid just $27, 900, and that only a.
tor the SCREWS had been several times
applied. Mr.. Landers, in like man
ner, before his nomination said that
his business was worth $40, 900 net
profit annually. He was already rich
enough, he said, and would, II nomi.
nA ed, pay $40, 900, or one years profit
Of his pork establishment. When tde
Committee aitsrWa'd assessed him
$4,000 he objected. Then the sum
was reduced to $1,000. Landers then
paid $500, and his brother,
Jackson Landsrs, paid tn Q other 81 500
and begged the Committee to make no
further assessments on the candidate.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-01
LOOAL TIME TABLE.
rRAINe LEAVE WILMINGTON,

81 philadelphia and intermediate stations
$40, 1890, a. M; 2.30, 100, 100, 1900, p
m. On Sundays: s.lo Q. m; 500, $40, ~
rhiis. = n1prsss go. Q, s.44, lo.cga. m lal5
ror PhiIa. and rsw York: l.5s. 2gs, $50, ZOO
1902, g. m: sl2.39. .l2.43. iLimited)
o.1 p. m. Sundays, 223 a. m, 6.l7 D. m.
For Baltimore and way stations: $40 q. m;
For Baltimore, Washington and Bay Line
1908 p. m.
Por Baitimore and Washington: 1851, zos
AIS, $50 .. m; 1856, LoS (Lim1tsdl A,64,
1903 p. m, Sundays: 1851, 203 g. m. z. IL .. m.
For Information apply at depot.
FOR Rev Castle: 800, $50, .. m, Loo, 400
s.3s p. m.
For Harrington and intermediate stat :
9O 6. m: LOS, o.a6 p. m.
For DelmRr and intRrR Sdiate stations: $50 ..
For wilmington & Northern 4. r.: 100, a.
m; 800, sos, p. m. No Sunday trains.
Arrive 8 and II. rs 0. M, and 6.45 D. m.
Enr Delaware Western X. H.: 5.lS, 1880. am.
$50 D. N. Sunday trains, 10. 80 q. M, ep m.
tsAINs FOE wILNuKeToA LzAvl RHILADAr,-
pHIA,
From Broad street and Washington avenue
T.9o, 81b, 1880, ll.Q0 u.4b q. m; l.ae, 8,3.6O,
I, A3o, 4.4b, b1b, Q, $40, 8, 9.4b, u.sop. IN.
On sundays $50 ., NJ; ., 6,9.4S, u.3o p. m.
from Thirty Second and Market streets: 1880
7.ao. n.36 0. m; 122b. (Limitod) 8.4S .. M
I'm Sundavs: LOS m.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-01
manktnd's Tav0rite Pills.

w. Simn % NeP etable Liver Pills (sugar
Vst d. move II Z b wells easy bv acting d.
fcuy on the liv.r, restore the lost energies
v rrtmottug the III althy action OF the liver;
q dong his, eadache, neuralgia, pains in
he ris ht T le' side or through the limbs,
no ise:tion, costiysness sick stomach, weak
pacE, dt 'siness, bad feelings through tho
)ody act ing limbs, btl.cu ness, general
reakaess ard other bodily infirmities are
cured They positively operate without
griping. sickenirg, weak euing or leaving the
bowels g st,ve. A splendid, easy, purRative
and liver euro 25 cents and 81 o box Main
depot, Ath and King sts. Philadelphia 60
Arcn street. Sold by dealers. Ill
Daily Republican., 1880-12-01
r 90 Much Con n denee In Strange ers

On Wednesday last James Watson,
an Ohio man, arrived at the depot Of
the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
in Philadelphia. As soon as be alight.
sd from the cars he was accostsd by a
man who pretended to know him and
who entered into conversation with
him. The man left and soon after
wards another .ellow approached Wat.
son and addressed him BY his name,
which he had lesrued from the first
man, who was his confederate. The
second fellow succeeded In robbing
Watson ofS490.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-01
kAILROAD LINES,
WILMINGTON AND
II BALTIMORE RAILROAD.


Trains Will Leave Wilmington as follows:
For Philadelphia and Intsrmeaiste Sta
tons, 100, alo, loao, an, 2So 100, 100, 1000
p. m.
Philadelphia (Express) go. 800, s.44, 1907
Q. n IA 10, 2.0S, e.bS p. IN.
Philadelphia and New York 223, $50, 100,
lo.02, q. M, 1875, I243, OH p. m.
Baltimore and intermediate Stations, e.S5
o, %. 500 p. N.
Baltipore and Bay Line, L08 p. m.
BaitiInore and Washington, 1851, 2c3, 2lb,
ass 9. m, l2.tb, 1.ol, lbl L.0s p. m.
Trains Tor Delaware DiYision leave fer:
New Cnstie, 900, ESQ q M, LOG, 800, e.ab
p. m.
Harrington and Internedia.e Stations, $50
.. m, l,9b, 6.35 p. N.
Delmar and fntsrmediats Stations, s.So a.
m, LOS p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadeiphia and intermediate Stations.
s.l0 o. m, 800, o.9U, 80 p. n,
Philadelphia and New YorK, 2.2S o. m ,el7
p. m.
baltimore and Washington, lA6l, 2.os, AIS
o, %.
For further Information passengers are 70
ieFred 70 the time tables posted at the depot
II. L KENNEY. Supt
Daily Republican., 1880-12-01
AZ the Telephone Exchange.

Several Improvements are being
made at the telephone exchange.
Among them are the introduction OF q
new switch. back, two new transmitters
and q number Of ga, fixtures,
Daily Republican., 1880-12-01

"n BEST TELEPHONE IN TIE
Sumatket is the watts Te' 'onacrophone;
'nsnroS1talng Telephone. 1t is simple in
bemsri.s,0on and can be operated by the Iuoet
bNrH"'ohced. Hso.h II is durable, as Les which
t,et ,sS, up over three yeas, have ihsd
sh 10 Ssh Shf ,of repairs, prove. But best Of oil,
Oil Op1vhp as 10 pluce 1t with In the reach
tcnec, business men wishing their office
fNS ~ wi n remote parts Of their works
bMIi ,nolr houses or with other places, ,wili
nhs call on Mr.. M r. Hayden, who
'Aph n, 'Sency ior the state of Della ware, at
ben,Io.i Nhinley streets, whore Q line in
|ns thVu H. u may no 'ried He refers for work
|3h 4 aa anaFlsn 4 HollinVsworih, George W.
Bio II nnO1; q, Ban:roft d Son, 7, ]. Gallagher
w. W. Il. H., and others. llso-ln
Daily Republican., 1880-12-01
ZOE SALE.

~ sALE-A STEAM MILL AND
EVs VssbaIf property in Chiistiana village,
Z ,scsa,on. xS, consisting ofa good 70 horse
IOoa hsnSlne' learly new, and macninsry
Potnardipg Poto, % wood, all In good order; VIII 10
old cnesP 'o' N ll012t
Daily Republican., 1880-12-01

nEIAWARE WESTERN RAILROAD.
~ -On and after February 20, 1880, trains
Will run as follows:
Leave Wilmington at I.lb, 1880, o. M, S.ao,p.
N.
Arrive ct LAndsnberg, eco, .. m, l2.sO neon,
$40. p. m
Leave Landenberg, m, 1850, p. m.
Arrive at Wilmington e.oC,a. m, 2.16, p. "A.
AMI ID. OUNEEILA. Sup't.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-01

win begin its second term on September
8, 1880. Principals Miss Emile Il. Thomp
son and Mrs. B. II. dorsey. For further par
ticulars apply to MISS THO MPSON,
-2&1yd 730 Market st.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-01

'D OARUING. - PLEASANT RoOMS
ID with board at reasonable ratee also tspio
ONd. so French street llZz1to'
Daily Republican., 1880-12-01
EDUCATIONAL.
ACADEMY,
rll - nAIl nj
Tenth and Market Sts..

Has now orGanfzed the following Glasses
Arithmetic, 0; Bookkeeping and Bushes
Training, 2; Algebra, 1; Elocution, Readin.
end Spelling, Q; English Language, Compo
sition, Grammar and Rhetoric. 8; Latin, q
Greek. 2; German. l; Natural Philosophy. J;
Hlstoiy, !; aeosraPhy,4; Penmanship, 8; Kin
Glasses will soon be formed in Theory and
Practice Of Teaching Eaglish Literature,
French, Geometry, English and General
History, CaIisthenics, Art and Music.
1t is specially desired that young children,
who are TO receive their education at this in.
stituti0n, en- ter before they learn their A B o.
The most thorough preparation for the
highest grade colleges will be provided, and
students may pursue their studies as lar be-
yend college preparation as they wish
To young ladies this institution will offer
every opportunity for robust, physical and in
tellectuai training q an advanced character
Young men tqfeAding to enter business
lille, Will here have unusual advantages tor
general culture and close drill in the princi.
pies OF Practical Arithmetic nd In Accounts
To ut teachers for their work by 6 course OF
sound Theory AID Practice will be tho aim Of
the Normal Department.
Our rational principles End natural meth.
DDS that have the cordial approval OF all great
cd ducators will be employed in the instruction
Of our pupils.
WIN. g. NOVEL;. A. M.
Principal.
Residence, oO8 W, Tenth street, llNIw
Daily Republican., 1880-12-01
BOARDING..

'DvARDlNG.-GOOD B0 Arb AT sho1
NJ a week, with pleasant looms and every
Sers com Tort for young women, can % iound
ENb East sixth street washing 70 conH
.rln 'A
Daily Republican., 1880-12-01

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROO M ),
N s,pst lil0-lmo
Daily Republican., 1880-12-01

BOARDING. - PLEASANT ROOMS
% with DOaEd, also table board. 9n Tat
til street, ll2Itl2t
Daily Republican., 1880-12-01

Nv SALE OK BENr.-HOuSE lois
ToHMashiogton street, 0 rooms, gas, neat
sD, &c. J. "A. H0ND Co,
,o, Sixth and Shipley.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-01

nor +. ETaaT :Ia,h .T.,t psslsAsna aSSasr sth
IDd hhA'' Il. CHANDLER,
. e05 Market ct.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-01

1soR SALE THREE a00D GOO. .nS ToSH iao
horses, two MARKET dearporns anu S va
~ \, vsnt Of use. For particulars AK Snp :, ''
s,.neh street..
Daily Republican., 1880-12-01

|EUANTED "A GIRL FUR 3ENEkh L
.W fonsewerk 1t Ne. 4 Il. 7th 1t. sft3t
Daily Republican., 1880-12-01
URDEREAKERS.

OOARUINa. - PLEASANT kOO ~
with board at 1908 TAtnall 1t. nOt5t
Daily Republican., 1880-12-01

--nv sALE-A THREE STORY BRiCk
Tohso sonse. rooms, IN complete order; VIII
Ln.OJd low, ON easy terms. =, APR, APPpiy,,ToN 70
,on No. 6 u. Bth st., VIII pei.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-01

DOARDERS WANTED AT NO. 3ll u.
Tonrth street; private family. lll1.ot
Daily Republican., 1880-12-01

observation-disclosures AT $40 SalP
W ley street. li~th'
Daily Republican., 1880-12-01
'sYTHE HOME SCHOOL,

Residence, sOs W. Tenth street. ll24lu
Daily Republican., 1880-12-01

oosALE-A LARGE NUMBER OF
nwellinss ana stores ranging In price
y ,sCN "a 40 600. 9RE9H d PlEkOE,
b'lI IiisIOt Clayton Aou'e buiiding :
Daily Republican., 1880-12-01
FOR RENT.
wAMTED.

S.oR RgNr.-RDo MS FoK. RENT. AP
n ply lll4 King st. WI"
Daily Republican., 1880-12-01

-np sAI.E-HORSES AT X. M. ~
CiiDson's stables on fSsncn men - -
:I,.,t VIII be sold low. hao'svu'i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-19
THE STATE OF TRADE
DOMESTIC MAIKErS


DALIIuoRR May 8-FlDuT rather duh but steady. Wheat
southern du; Western Opcged Closed hrm -Qutn II
Red ~ 2GdSl IS; do Amber s. 29d = 80; NJ. dary.
81 ~ MAY. 81 27lofl - June. 81 234a - July.
II I3d 81 ia Corn SOrt era steady for hc. raer tor
Yellow; Western shade hrncr S0ath N Whit. 5jc; do
OATS irrrgnIar; southern blaLk Western WINE II pa c;
firm ana unchanged fivisions quiet ami stray. Butter
du Good Ia choice Wesien, la lsc rggs hrm at "a
no,linal Iar i'iime iIlp clrgo's llhalj.r rEgRr
nuict; 4 soft $50 Nhskry soa " ~ 81 lOafl 80 y.
Wheat, $4,000 bush; Corn S.joO bushSdl Wheat,
500 900 busi.; COM. 5000 bush.
HUFtALO. Muy lSFnur hrmcI, but not quotibly higher
Wheat "ull; sulr No white Michigan At - l5Hi
1000 bush No Milwaukee Hard a. 81 90 1000 bush no
White michigan n = 20 C0ru N ann demand bus &c hc
Iieh Mixed al l4s4c $4,000 husn No Nixd At Ne DO.
To artvr at t~c oats quiet Bariry steady lra 500
10 %cS YmE-i;alfoa,is~ Wheat &C. Corn sLc.; oas tic
CaDal-Whcai, Gao; corn. b'4ci oats, lc.
~ And abadr hier 40 SLicae" sprng Il IT, q
81 Ij cash Ia Jnnc ~ O6as in 9tc August No.
3d. 9idIic 20 active demand higher 81 IQc
cash; dGi4c June; &c. Di July SIC. bid August
Oag strong AMI higher at a:lgc. c1ah sic July 80 AT
Rus Rye IN good nGmRhd and tending upward at sc Bar
hut lower IlU S2pGsl0 50 cash and Juno; go ~ a
SlJ - July: 40 b%r AUGUST Lard dull and shade lower
az Csc angus. Iluik Meat dul and ~ shade lower
ShIuA,rs 2yC; Nhut Kb 6.H6c.; snort Clear b.OJo
mt lie opening. bar receded u 81 ~ Frrgts Corn e
Buffalo. Sc: Wheat do 6tc ~ Tbs close: heat duh am
inIcivs ind lower slO 12RflU 10 Iune; SlO % July
Lard dull and ower a. CT &c. June 6.S e. July.
Quit; 30 Rcd winter 81 iG recepts 1910 BUSH snip
menis lOO1O bush. Corn easier No. =, 4Oal"lc. oe
easier; NO Mixe 36l2c. Rye dull at 04c. Barley du
Extra 40 3 Fail 1920 Pork Quot 10 Bln75. Lard dull
SaI not G6tSy lover. NhEey active ana arm a. 81 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-19
OEw-vORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1880

Butter steady ana unchanged Sugar steady "a E IT sS
lo orsana a h9gs S S PS a1d Il SoS
q 60; B1chs. - 66asi Co. rooeUta 1000 head snip
r. & s4S I% 'f aHcs s' %a s si
S SSO pom nomin % No = White MosiSan ri is May
9Sl 1Si June 81 l2 July 81 0sa MAnE no tp re-
qasst No WHITE ieo! No do agc 80 Mixed $751;
S mG g g So &C. Sip ss % Zoo
s so S sS6 bo goV wSs 1860 b9SS Co o
opSbsd Steady declined 4e eoaed steady Miws1;
s Nav Hard q June 10 ds g. os In 81 o6 80
do st as 81 o NO corn Rve Stronger at sS
for No l. barley dull ana neglected no spring Toe Pre-;
MSS So T5oss 5"g u TSoy
May 6aOc for June Hogs easier at "a 2Oss4 3d. FreSh
PhLIDELraI Iez s-Flour excessively dull WhSiosc
81 20 BID 81 50 aked Tor car lois 40: Red in sSTaiS
y S western and soghern yellow
track And in T5 6ePC S4C Western T sal WS on IN
ySC attsf cCssn e. 1 SS
1ag On s2H E o on %c 5t F d2 Tree
39s mo 10 go s %9s 4 BARK and Eight Me
DGaWTS y oats Mss. ssTG ana be %O Hams
sI9' 5S foS SV s5%s IaES
smoked Clear HP RS 6 sSS d. 7 s @o G %
shoulders IN salt. 2o; do s1EaEpeked. 5a@9tS: do
Basi 9G a5 siS eS f$ $Ss sa
Cream llLc. seeds-Cover and Timothy nomineli nIak
wanted at 81 49, Petroleum quet Refined in barrels c
Cases lose; whsEey firm esleIn 81 70 P mIw6ast2t
Gmer 90 bid 29'ic asked i3r 80 'sd May y INV
81 O9 bid. 81 asked August Corn firm but unGha4gG;
ST. Louis. Nav ls-Fonr finn; Fancy 80 -; GnClre
= 80 asked Wheat ~ higher NO. 81 o2a. t9d h KY
June 1872 a"37sc July 9i AnGn.t SO 90" 81 e1 v
9Etc bid June; - ai iac July - 20 3oisr Auggst Vas
higher 3l1'c cash 90 options Eye owe, a. racr ar
sin 80 biz cash $40 81 July. Lard nominal Buk Meats
bit not qnoia'y lower Baren over HI o.
4G29c: Clear ib 69gGG91c; Clear HIIs Ii3@ t3g g4
81 OoG buslr oats go hush. Rye 81 q bnSai barhy
1900 bush. ShpmpHtSFl0Hr. 1000 bbl.; wheat o'"o"
bush: Com. $3.50 bush oats. 10000 bush ,,.-.,
TOLEDO Nay 49,. wheat quiet: 10 Whe Wa lI g.
80. > Red Wabash spot, 81 lsh: Nav. - ~ JnhT
Il Is No Red Mixed 81 is. Corn quiet High n xrd,
lie: No . sc May ilc: June. i1c; Rejected 40, e.
a ne c',sG.hS2t dqi: ~ hci ?P1 fus G HaT
$4,000 bush; oats. t. 40 bush. III Dmcnts-N heat 2'uV'
lush: Corn. 5000 bush. oats. 900 lush