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The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1880-05-22
IN AIEMOIIAM.
Caddie Il. WoOdford.

Farewell, dear one, for thou art gone
To that bright world of bliss;
Thou cans't never know the bitter cares
That darkens my paths In this.
never was so sorrowful-no;
Not even half so sad, tta.
Bright hopes once dwelt in my heart,
Which made my spirits glad.
Those hopes / cherished have passed
away;
Hopes far too bright to last, a-s. i..i
They have faded-alas how sad to me
Was the sudden blast.
Tho should not wish you back
From that glorious place of peace,
When pleasure for a moment there
Exceeds year in this.
Sleep on, my darling,
In your bright and happy rest,
1t grieves me much to give thee up,
Though what God does is just
The weakness of my flesh and heart
He sees and does not blame;
He comforts me with promise true,
That We shall meet again.
This beautiful oam is dedicated to the
memory OF charming little. Caddie B
Woodford by her mother. Little Caddie
was most interesting and lovable little
child of three years. Just before hel
death she was singing the beautiful little
hymn "Safe in the Arms of Jesus" stop
ping suddenly she exclaimed. mamma
don't you wish me could go to HEAVIER
and be little angel" Farewell Darlinj
Caddie.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1880-05-22
Political Notes.

The police board will do it's trimming
and splicing in few days. They should
do more splicing than trimming, and the
spices should not be all white either.
There are FIVE candidates in the field
for Superior Court Judges. Judge Howe
will doubtless receive denomination,
and the other four will scramble for Hol-
mans shoes.
W.T.. Brown, Deputy Prosecuting Artor-
ney, is a prominent candidate for County
Prosecutor. Mr.. Brown is a man OF great
ability, and as Deputy Prosecutor, his rec
ord is brilliant. Base
A. C. Hatch, one of our brilliant young
attorneys is a candidate for County Pros
ecutor. Mr.. Hatch is a young lawyer OF
high attainments, and would doubtless fill
the bill to a nicely. a1tt
All the Republican nominations in Ma
rion county should be made before the
grand ratification meeting on the 7th of
June. The nominees for county officers
should receive a send-off at the same time
that the Chicago nomination is ratified.
At the urgent request of the friends of
David E. Swain, some of whom were dele
gates in the first county convention, he
has consented to allow his name to come
before the convention on the 9Th of June,
as candidate for county clerk. Mr. Swain
is hard worker, and deserving Republic
can. ~s ~. ....s..f ... .....
Among the candidates for County Clerk
David E. Stout is the youngest in point of
years, bit as Republican worker he is
old i'm the cause Mr.. Stout enlisted in the
army at the age of Is and was. member
of the Eleventh Indiana Regiment. he
served in the army till the close Of the war
and washonorably discharged. Mr.. Stout
was born and brought up in this
County .apd az . Republican worker his
name stands high up in the list. The
names Of other soldiers, and other honor
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1880-05-22
Re-Opening of the Blackford Street
A. m. E. Zion Church.

The Blackford Street A. NJ. E. Zion
Church, which is undergoing repairs, will
be re-opened on Sunday, the twenty-third
for divine services, and the following rev.
erend gentlemen will officiale on the oc-
CASTOR: Rev. w. c. Trevan at IL a. m; Rev
r. Titus. 3 o'clock, p. m. Rev. S. J. Turner
o'clock p. m. We invite all the friends
of religion and progress to come out and
help us. The church will be opened at
O'clock p. m for the Sabbath school, All
the children of the various Sabbath school
are invited to come and have a grand jub
lee in the neat, clean church. Come out
and see how you like the repairs. ]. II
Holiday, Pastor.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1880-05-22
RATIFICATION MEETING.

Preparations for Rousing Republi-
can Rally on June 7, to Ratify the
Nominee of the Chicago Conven-
ton.
At a meeting of the Committee of Ar
rangements for the ratification meeting to
be held June 7, by the Young Mems Rep
ublican Club, invitations were sent to the
following clubs to be present in force:
Terre Haute, Lafayette, Bloomington,
Muncie Richmond, Evansville, Kokomo,
New Albany, Madison, Vincennes, Craw-
fordsville, Fort Wayne, Brazil, Greencastle
and Peru.
At any other places where there are
Young Mems Republican Clubs in exist
ence they are cordially invited to attend
the meeting without further notice. All
the clubs are requested to notify the COM
mittees how many of their members will
attend.
Hon. Roscoe Conkling, Colonel Bob In
gersOll, General j. A. Garfield, and other
distinguished speakers have been invited
to be present.
The following committees have been APP
pointed and are requested to meet at the
rooms of the Club Saturday evening at s
o'clock, without further notice.
OOIuUllItee On hecepIlOu-Io. %. Icclo,
| chairman; J. w. Dryer, 1. N. Pattison, c.
C. Foster, U. d. Cole, r. r. Shiel, w. F,
Keay, George T. Porter, L H Richardson,
c.. H. Reynolds, j. d. Bagby, J. r. Clinton
ID. V. Burns, NJ. d. McClain, J. w. Whar-
ton, w. A. Haugh NJ. F. Connect. w. T.
! Brown, Brainard Rorison, A. w. Hatch,
Arthur Tmberlake, Harry f. Drew, John
R. Cowie, w. HI. Tucker, and Lee Fulmer
Finance. S. Denny, Chairman; Dan
Macauley. D. E Stout, f. HI. Lamme, G. S
Wright, Charles w Tutewiler.
| Music-Chas. Robbins, Chairman; F. H
lowering, J. s. Coffman, w. 2. Wallace d
K Partlow, Chas. E. Mcclure, Geo. w
Powell.
Advertising-J. C. Wheat. Chairman
Harry s. New w. HI. Harrison, Ed. A
Guthrie, Ethebert j. Metzger.
| Railways-George F. Branham, Chair
man; r. S. Golfer, Charles Dashiell, w. o
Patterson, Ben. C.Wright.
| Decorations and Fireworks-S. F. Rey
nolds, Chairman; D. F. Swain, Harvey b
Stout, Edgar Brundage, ]. L. Beler.
By order of the Committee of Arrange
ments.
A. w. WIsHARD,
| ]. l.. FLETCHER,
/. N. PATTIsoN,
r. M. SMoCK,
J. L. MoTHERsHEAD.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1880-05-22
Campaign Wigwam.

The Republican and Democratic State
Central Committees have agreed to jointly
build a wigw To- am, al. n purposes,
and work has already begun. 1t is being
built on the north side of Maryland street,
a little west of Tennessee street. Peter
Reuter- has the contract to erect the build
ing, for So, 800. 1t will be finished in time
for the Democratic Convention on June 8
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1880-05-22
"Grand OPENING"

Mesdames Terrie and Mann will have
grand opening of their Ice cream Parlors at
III Columbia street, next Wednesday eve
ming, May 81, at 1880 o'clock, and to con-
tinue open during the summer season.
Every one is cordially invited to the open
ing. Good music will be rendered during
the evening.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1880-05-22

The members of o. P. Morton Lodge
G. w: o. of o. F. are requested to be pre-
sent at the called session next Tuesday
night. Business will be transacted. by or
der of William Walden, n. e.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1880-05-22

The Odd Fellows picnic which will
take place on the 22d of June, is expected
to be one of the grandest affairs of the sea-
son. The experienced committee is spar
ing no pains to promote the pleasure and
comfort of those who participate.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1880-05-22
Rooms for Rent.

Furnished or unfurnished rooms to rent
at III Columbia street, at very reasonable
rates.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1880-05-22
ERMs OF SUBSCRIPTION

rryrO uspED may be found on file ut Geo.
This I IA En- Z. Rowell Cos Newspaper
Advertising Bureau 90 Spruce st where advertIsng
.onrrsc.ts may be made for it IN NEW lOkh.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1880-05-22
Census Enumerators.

Hon. J. NJ. Ridenodr, Supervisor census,
Third Indiana District, has received from
Washington the approved list Of enumera-
tors, no change in his selections being
made. Below will be found the names Of
the enumerators in Marion County, with
the estimated population of their respec-
tive districts:
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1880-05-22


tive districts:
Lawrence township, David l.. Smock 5000
Washington township, east OF White river.
Daniel w. Hsaton 1,6OO
Washington township, west of White river,
Pike township John A Leonard ....... 5000
road, W. n Harding ....... ................ $500
road Albert NJ. Hoover 2,7JO
Warren township, north Of the p, @. & St. l..
railroad, except lrvington, b W. Ritter: 1,6OO
Warren township. south Pr @. & st. l.. rail-
road including Irvington, j. A. Krumrine 1000
Decatur township, John Horton. 1900
Perry township, west Of the :: N; 1. rail- .oo
Perry township east, including Southport, -
James r. Mcclure 500
Franklin township, Thomas Schooley 27O0
Center township, north, George W. Stradel-
Center township south, Willis W. wright. 1900
indianapolis, First Ward, VIM. p. Ballard..... $500
Second Ward, William Lee 5000
Third Ward Peter Il. Perrine-..... 5000
Fourth Ward Vincent G. Cliford....-........ 2,5oe
Fifth Ward, j. M. sou
Sixth Ward o. l. Coz 2OO
Seventh Ward, Sias l. Phipps........ 800
Eighth1Ward, Albert Izor. 800
Tenth ZENITH Ward L. stoner 1000
Eleventh Ward, Hugo Panster... 600
Twelfth Ward, Nathan A. Crawford. $500
Thirteenth Ward Chas. N. Lee................ $500
Fourteenth Ward James D. Bagby .............. 600
Fifteenth Ward, Austin B. Prather 800
Sixteenth Ward, Chas; Burgen.... 40, zoo
Seventeenth Ward, j. w. Ray............. 900
Eighteenth Ward VIM T. Ellis-.............. 500
Nintsenth Ward, 7. II. g. Peck-..............3 200
Twentieteth Ward, Peter a Lemoo ... s,s 800
Twenty Second NJ W. Tooley 5000
Twenty Third Ward, Carl Bsden-. ...-..-.. 300
| Twenty fourth Ward w b.. Nickerson- .... 5000
Tweuty-fifth Ward, Joseph iBuemmele .-....i s,6oc
Total population ......1O6, 200
Total population of the city $4,000
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1880-05-22

A w. HATCH will be a candidate for prosecut-
Hs ing attorney Of the Marion criminal circuit
court, subject to the republican nominating
tien.
, 1880-02-04
REAL ESTATE.

Tho following instruments were flied for
record Tuesday, Feb i:
,..... CRY rnotrMrY.
TN p5esM'sss; III i 81 pateiss isoRs Satoa 'a p ,4
WIT rssS hssTts SSh Il d a 4, & 4 e as
i; 4 :ssi; ;; ; Iis5
*$'s s,sS ;s i ;;s!i
sa%s ist%.s. ssS aatsa ja;;: Il ssin,iai to @
xs:;s' ;: IL Il i 4, Z; $i;; /; N.; Si;s
VIZ: Thi;*ssii; st u WSs;, w.
s?SSGs sx dats it, Sa - q T. sIsy f.
bsS IL l. S!yysisi i III:
Lat 81 eefs ii; lilo i:a v snd riIoop Il '
tn a1a n a. T. sf ~ Elteente ,'sos! b # M;M f IN
s!s 5 5 ~ tfans fm q aa iIG9{nssx 9astos
VII * + R'Sss!% 'sS 4; u! "
SsiiS!f .1ssi FsSs ttcha i. wcsis to
,ssis.a " ,s9 s!.s IT, ii '""
n,HxsG9'safs G'nss. VIII IT. 2 o.oxe 1850
sSsf Fl ss 3s iea sss %ssi.: l. rslisrsl5 rs1s
s Ii; $Sssrs;sS; s;$
Ecb: / tsiassor Ia ChaieSary. ''iti q ASofy T i.
waIss ~, .i ind TIiry:iecon '"'
49, tMa.ids s. II m'' cass'y rsy'ssas e. &;sas '. s.
: 4; st xs5 !iS' ;Hs III S2'tis;sE f. Gsssi5; q
csss 4. ss .% E$;;;!r:$d i; ''
ShiS Till oss s @S:,asp j fs!Ea" i!ana 'Ss."a 10
'0e'" 0' ''1f s 81 4E E'sx sngs or
1.nffnh II f$
, 1880-02-04

FIOUit-Nns du, tho trading being mostly In small
lots On local uccolnt With t&o change In peicos. Ex-
pnrrFk j1inX n0thlnx NAles we're Ilntud tn lis
Grs winter. and = hfa rsa nuur pTiyutu turns; 10
br,s sys,nv sxtrns paty ~ *a19. l1sbrls nu gruas
at ELaSss's; and q brla bucxwheai NJ su TOTAL no
hrs. Export exttts wsre 1uoted ut ts0J52 In sucks
and Luub!e cxtlus do at& &s2a857a
HTHEN Ml1.s.hTEfga-baa wvr0 cars bran at til 20
0EatNlsr lon, car saurta at slS:a l car xhcns-
screening at le pei bu CpaEns c0ri-Inenl was nor-
uni 1t sl.uk5iatl p0r ton un trAcf.
HPNlSu W1lHAT-Wns y sha4a less active mud
eaa!Gr. though averaging bttof than tie preceding
day. u doainvd lc, ind reacted H. clas!nv la bcuw
tho la:eat prices Vi Aunaay. THO Httllsh nlxtkess
Weru Inactive pNd dull AZ decline Ut IL ner q,lartur
white Nov tnFk wRs quoted NJ lower uar,y but r0.
acted slightly latar< Tho uows caused rather weak
toe!!sIH hsru a1d ads bnyats Asl4 hHcs lAt SOW
con.euaIe, Which Induced rcatoa tut tHsfS ~ NJ. IL
put ~ Aly tl.ls Fund dGnlMa lur htncka still
S % 3 sav* II s s tst's Ill r;H sg sn "sa " ms 5
urrlyes On iraeX uncunsi4tuA tuelusar wi.hs9t nc:
sSes ;[y;SSs M
i; s 'Ss!S :::: ~
Ssalsss; :!osisu q .I5t All! W. ' q"ss " ~ u
S:;ss5SSSs!s4 4 Is Is u S 3 4 Y
y r. GSt's ssa'tis Il IL; ~ y
e ss Il IL Z Sa Sss: Is e as q Ss4a - '
r9kK1,ya. rather qa!st .aa declined ~, elo.
Sssnf % g ES sas
st2's ~ %:s v4 ssy 1 AZ
,e.,,x ~ s!ssAla.ys aatanss O ~ altar
suol MS III far 4rMajla, &lvsinx u WI tor H.
, 1880-02-04

and hiur.i Sr IN ordinary locations, tesq was gen.
n,1.liy Hrsn'yn, IT ~ ~ Art,4r i9ln cnH re-
nsed rrin'tps q, ntnrag" chnrxts ID tt-
pcf. Nrw mt1, cIn.H q r,r h'ti; Hnsr May "p.,ffh
~ ~ H. VI n,m.a tnnM ,,Innnl
JMnr n 5iS1. t!c lid iuIy III lsi4w ttc Eni tnIss
,ssrsSs ~, Ia .yn ii ti6s, sus ha nuw Kill.
n!tScd [5ss hMil b4 nnw niiysa # ;;tits; aaI III
irief. 6ali hi ID 1t 5Slit A& trss iaard ears ard
iai, Il, N esss 4 asss;te TSta, ':,5,,, ,,a. T.,
pr!css. Fn,'!rc. wers aae,, sscsiaias Say, Witch
At Hike Nn,v Ynrk c6ilnu In ti.t,;I III ti,o Ink Fe.,.
r,,ary tal III Ha:fsGr nNd afnre nn,s welo u,iue,t
Wcso f1ii"r frtu ihe fsyiT,i. nytrrMt rho f,cniis
wNra light and Tho wHnkIY atniemnnt xtuweH
ttln ciinIc III lin st,lnk HnfplOS Hnra nnIn,,n Ia
local tneaIEipn nf, Hppsa. tAat EhIcs wsFG tGpuft.
81 z! A0 ny ~ tfHsh n Si1c; leat ~ X fnnpc nt
psi I1s ~ 3t,iv is o; and ,,cnav soxc, .,,.
of fres MI mrfusa!A II sb@S. Fn,fcs WIFE .t
MnIG!l HSinE 1fn r. i91o1fc+ nno rtnIunEI tn'a dh
, 1880-02-04
NEW YORK.

Special Dttpateh to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW foHK, Feb. a.-uilA1N-In winter wheat .hs
deallnGs wero Of tuthor loss magnitude oven GU
speculative account. Early In tho day tho market
wna much depressed. and vnincs On ontions weto
quoted down about 10 per bu from tho Atost tsu'a.
on comparatively snftltlcss movement During tbs
nftoInoon an upward tendency Ioyeloped, With mors
inquiry noted, partly from export interest. Priccl
!l!cd In most inatanccs about t91c per b, e1estnt
somewhat irscguaty for No. red, and shade weak.
ori spring held With fnr show OF i!rmness. but a.
to actual business utory fe!ess, cabo udyiccs
dscnlraRlnE to shippers, eous H. GU bu No. red Ut
sL+Fl@i.h chistIy At $Lss cins!nE at yl.4j; .i.GD
bu ungrnded rod ut &l.40al.ii; No. Chicasn
and milwaukee, at about ssazxflT, Corn
moderately aclIve for carIy dollvcJ at about
provlons VrccsI option doul!uEs unusually light
Indicative OF littlo chango to vulucn, closing
ru,o somewhat weaker; n,Ixed Wcs1orn. nnRnded+
G9le!c 1syo held very !lfm1yt comparatively lEeht
ofIerlngH noted but tho demand nt tho moment Il
f,fs Pst BY: thauEl. closing ess SaoyansIy; No.
csxS Ss ansa r. @ ., ,oo,on
and qatled somowl.at wo.kur e pico. ,sio.s parf
FL = 4s'1S' II ] SpSu # as G net; ss "a
y Sdssae fs seSsss u a':S9 Se;nS nca M
81 AZ 1p H. cs .s, bit MssS
asss III ex sS 3e 'a
Mnss y was r.thcr luss treuiy dealt IN; February
WAi1wEt ss'aand: sales o. 7:,op lbs Mt, estsge.
@ fos r y s 1ey !ss esi,ye S; teS ~ sHsIs 1i
TY '. 1S!s safss nFy nnsa ouoca At
l,us!ness again con,parat,yc,y ltmlted ia
Is IT, sss sa. fH yeS !" res
aeso,,t!n.lon eHrdela1ly In tho form Of tonngo tu
'na''''nR + EtsHsist; tht sss.te,. A,sotta.<s rrru
atass. .soayi fssrsary s; fs As
Ss ss; saSsmSst s%y s il hIp s; sISss, Ss !I d '1e August
se!Pa, ,i.aG III! sapst,ao s.ste aaa ysstefH. .ln
choice. ti5 wblto whe!t sxtrn. aSysas': e1tfa
, 1880-02-04
by TELEuitItIII,
NEW YDltk,

by TELEGRAPH,
NEW YDltK,
NEW YoRK. Feb. 3.-Uuyvytl,apnta etrouv and
higher.
ltAlroad bonds nrin and Hcueraliy higher.
Htnte securities dull,
Tho atuek tnMrkot WIS dull and weak In tho
curly dealings. Tho general list declined Il to
III per cunt. whilu Chicago, VI. Louis & Now Or
leasls fell off N and Cnnasla Southern NJ per
cent. Dliring Tho afternoon strong touo sut
'slt uId prices ADVANCED 4 to s!<, Ehopn[euku 4
Ohlo, clnnda Suutlera, and ChiuaSo, St. Louis s
Nov Orlolt.s leading tho upward movement.
TIC psinripa! uctivlty VIVA IN EffO and I.aku
Shore. Louisville l. Nashville WIS exceptional.
w. Wcak, aud declined. per cp,,t.
TUG announcement that tha Tronstiry would
buy " l.0Nuu H. bonds fur tho slNking fund
ni 6ti1ynnt y, s'lcet ~ shnre speculation. Tho
stfetKeh ~ Erio b!,tres ~ well us bends, WIS dAe
70 rup1Fts thlt u csntrttct with tho Nov York
Contful fora porttun Of thu Now KnEiatid bust
6htro, Muh!Kan Central. AMI Etiiltin Southur,l
at nuflnlt,. iuld hec stEsleti Theru wus M autve
IT, IT, se sss IN S's IT, 4! 5 ta%t ts on sr nt
to DO plshel to couIp!osinll. and tho r,s.d cnn-
.ectct With tho rallwly sys,e:a of tbs West. 1ha
1H0a. LhFXa PulrhAsus wera tnaie l,y stryyll,
INrtlua, whu apparently y ure IN possession nt Ini-
Vortart fAots concerning tho future of tho prop
Tho sorasts about syndicate In Lake shoro
Mcrv revived agaii1 today, hut nothn9 ctlnIt tn
" the stoek. and this inuy 10 the foundation ot
At5,insenrnts arc In progrcsa with view to
git,u sitai. Tho amount hAa beon largely ro-
uaea @ unr'nK tue M!st year, an,i the Dlrsotors Df
,ae ~. lattgr G2upany aru willing e aaxa,leo
amount, TIu ugcnts uf the Company ar0 Gtisiiy
sanvassnE ~. M,ty M thY pEnepas shippos for
1t y replrt!.l fruRhi-rlte4 OIL petroleum will
be advatcod BY al! tho trunk inoa ii al. carly
, 1880-02-04

'lHcItItf tviD-f0Om.
Tho following aro tho total receipts Of tho artt-
cits named from JIM, to jan. II: a3l, Ill urls
Hour, l09s 400 Du whcnt 4l72ST7 b,t corn, GsI BlO
bu oats, N no bu ryc, 1l5.5 b barley, 44aa,
lis buttor, 6GH 1.-Two hogs, los 98l heal Of cuttlo,
l,oi1,0A lbs wool. @A ,s78 tons coa. s,e 600 It Of
lltnber.
ltatl fre]ghts were reported steady on tho bnsis
OF 4Qo pcr 100 ns IN grain 10 New York, and 45c
on boxed lncats TO do. Through frclghts To Liv-
crpool wure 0lAc on meats and lurd, aud G3o OH
floisr.
, 1880-02-04

This personal dijticuitics lAtwcon Mr. Kceuo
uud hi. louId arc responsible, Ia part at lc,.at,
ncoordtu9 70 the New Yark Tribune, for tho coz
titet between the Pacific Null SteuuaShlp Gun.
pauy and tbs overland railroads. Whom tho
consolidation of tho uniea Pacitio took place
recently, JAmos IL Kcone, who had been o d.
rector of the old Company, WA left out Of the
boatd OF tho consolidated Company. II " g4ld
that Nj. kpend arprrsed great dsplcuHure md
threatened Vengeance. liz WIS I laryv holder
, 1880-02-04
LIVE STOCK,
CUtCAfi0.

Tho oaaea. rocoip,. aud shipments for January. lss
weEo MS follows:
sRssss's's @ sa ''iSS j P'?s;
rho nvornse wolght OF tho hogs received was aG,,f
ns as agatua 27G M for january, ls, nnd a ns for
uecembnr, 1sig.
OArrLE-Thero wns n fotsly Acstvo gonornl dcmnnd
yGstDEnJ. and the market Btrons. Tho receipts
agalh proved snnl amounting to only 20 head, anu
nnk!nH total OF 5,al. ngninst p0p for tho samo
tli1O !HAk wook aud under healthy competition tho
untro stock disposed Ut long busnrc tho Iuy was
Ovor Mt further slight nlvAnca in prcca. Medium 10
good fat shipping stocrs showed tho Improvement tho
most, though tharg no oass for which II not
pusslbs to obtain botor prIcns nn the ay btfur1.
or strictly cUlce beayoa tho offerings foW and
with perhaps hnlf-doEoa exceptions nothing sold
hbovo $ts6 Thoro WIS moro inquiry from uxporsurs
than for a number Ut days previous, und n llited
number Of uxtra ttsofs would hare found an ontlet
ut good figures. Thct0 trailing all tho ~ny FROM
FOR poor old cows md Inferior rulxcd lots to
*ht0 choicc+ though most Of tho aales we.o ht s3O
Gl3E for butclIers stuE aHd stockers aud nt 45iGs
@ fss S5as,x = Rs@s snpRS re%s.
| :sssa s
@ 1ss: Etss II e. ts* 'rS ss, & 1s
"Tha cnnn!|ian yxiort cnttls tnslo has bouM ah"wn
II r. try n Sess sy qGt Il . ta S" %na Ss Sns
ssssa u Il Yts nn Z sas n
1etIsrs Win t;anudnn Mfd UntGt Hnltos rtrts. THIN
thu t1rlts GtubArpn tJnitv States citttu NsCstx
tnted y coFrcspnnllIiK ktep b0lnV tnkGn by EnnHtA
with rernr1 to United StntGa cnttlY t9 tuve hrrscf
from Guk rcGllnftt ud thnt tlntel the CAIlHtiAti
export CAttIa trnle to Gnttu which had b1en pnr-
chased ~ Tho SUITES md which werS being fed IN can-
.nla- Wlcn thass Wuro cxlnCsted CaIHH 'laa nni{
part tp0hy cattte. mol lnrku cnpGs nor good cnuus
fur nur pnrkGts thu tru1o IN question 9oAl'Dd and
IA now. practically. nlt Thuse the plain md snl~
rio filcts ut Tho cnsb; and ~ evident tut unuss
Enfns!H ret hfrnelt scheduled, knock on hor
bArEn OIL United StAtca cMttte hfid FusLnsI tho nld
traffic. her exptt chttte-lrto Will retpa!h ttlnru
ficul until N6 cnn 1Eer good eAttt1 Of tut pNn Ttlnt
EMD!a can do t!lst III tnne, And nINko H' show Of
bum ffy rxp,rt tlHnFes, No do not for \ moment
!. evident enough: fot tnnH!hr iapers nre Gun.
to Candinn trntl'r Mill EnllInn available rHx0urcga
which hre tnlsG, nna lcr,Eru detrimental TO tho tTn1
tntgsrsa u Canada. which We shAil At all lncs bu
QUOTATIONS.
Extra noeTcs-fIratcu Stcurs, Weighing Len
CLoico iie6yu.-Flnc, tai woit-f0rnoj stoefs, -.
weighing l.Hni l,5U UhH..,,,+..,..++....A AGoG34G3
00oh llgnyet-W Wsli-fnttONUa stUeEs wsigh-
lnE l,p to 50 &2sGAo
INK iW6 t1 i,%A aasaL5
lutetiurs stOek- I'dOF To cofanon AtUUst and
wssainx III lii, ~. 49, = 14aaaoa
G1 2saaal
bulls and scslnWav sluers ........,......a au0al2a
Ve1ls, ptr lu 273tk75
, 1880-02-04
BUfEArD,

ruSSALo, Feb a-CArrLB-Itscs,pss,> tI, quod
snl|ERSa .|ERYn tsssu9 5si. ~ A. .usd!a' Hlht44, gool
N;Hess3 " bulls dull an4 tundnE lownwaM N.iJ3
sna ls 1s IT, @9aotab! hxhsI thilpef. tho pTncps Iuy.
Aheep, AfsxA&! chnloo Iu fuzzy tA41Nf7U, Saif W
gnnc4 aH1bs, A7&AttUi Cauad4 tAlf y, ehOico abVS,
H;IMSAut fnlr 10 kun& CAhAuu lambs, $aLNEtK1A.
to0b-ltccctpM, Hfl you'd 70 chu!cn fUfkUra, $a1tGs
4t5i c..Arag f9lg1 70 ootnilUu, W1taItD pas ESHs
1T. LOUIS
Vt. 1toula Feb, 1-CArFIE-Actiyc, and ptjcoa
nave advanced nn light sup'yi a!nani lruIa huich
ers NM caninH euinAny rasttcn!aEIT uraobt; good
lalAcd butchers, t13tAQt uslaye cowa aud lei3srs,
, 1880-02-04
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wcro tho receipts and ahlp1nonts
OF tho loaling articles Of prsAltico il, this city
during tho twcMty-four hours eudlug ut O'clock
YuestAy morning:
, 1880-02-04

CINCINNATI. O., yvb. 1-CnFroS-Flrm At
Foun-lIoavy, family. saalsd 10: fsncy kls%@s,H All
0RA1N-Whrat scarce snd Hstu 1t tl.A Co1a t ~
aud dropping " itc Oats staady n &d. Afs ~ -
dctaund as BIC Harley dull IT s7c- =,
pHoy!sloNs-PpEk quist st li1m Lard aas. ~,
N.M Bulk noass nrmt shoulders, A2si r,ea! H.
thi oeaf e!dcs. A75; alteSn tays ta NAIL sbul,
fi.V. cleae sdss, tGta Lawn W lAts telasa9i s1S
, 1880-02-04

tTOAEIGN.
LONDON, Feb. 3-Consnis, rs h-1a.' .......
American aecuritcs-New II, 105Hs 4xs, 111A !;
IA, 109; Illinois Central, 1DH; Pennsylvania
16,4.
Amount Of bullion withdrawn from the nank
Of EnHlnnl on balnncU tu-tlay. E10,U00.
PARIS, Feb. a.-ltentts, Ell ;s}c. -
I}EHLtH, Feb. 1.-THE statement Of tho 1mpo-
rial llnlk Df Ger,nany shows an jucrcuso In
sTerip Of H., GU H,nrkH.
, 1880-02-04
rlE In, L[NDLEY Il CO.,
New York,
81 la Snll1.at., ChEt1Ho.
B1UCKY,
Members OF N. Y. Stock Exchange.
ALBERT u. 1,AY, Manager
GEO. u. MARCY Il CO.,
No. lS l.a salle-st,

N,-, - =, ,,,,,, - ~.
EhiraIo. "@' III.
DEALERS IN AUSfCIt'AL sECut1T1Fs.
inntr ritn ~ q."sn b. 81 fs; s.iu1 tt III, n"D ~ :
vssor III MynMra 1t .sr c,t net n,,mnn, p"5 '"e IT.
~ s,I, 9,r. duu tU"a ms Fi!as
fI,,d floating debts " build nri'fastfeir.
~ " o. e1nNino GtHr1tn.flH VIC nder VITA Ercnt cntoi
nmaunlUl q nUra than tw' nlIIorUf duiiura mostly
iinstH lid trtstnss Ui csta."s. W. ssEra liz II.
tSrSt TT N.Y. casoeTs frvH Ct rilGreo Our refer:
henvleHt cntnltsis Enst mid Ws.t viii s,,l5, 0 u
.hnM VIC have hn dpall,iEs ior ti1 iabV ,ci ySnrs
Cat an1 nxntnt1in ~! yurssf. whethur yDu wHI1 "a
1hake !nsIo 0r tu'slll inyestnent,,
n, mEn. HI T., II t,;tts!t SA!tcr fr,NGut y ~ ~
, 1880-02-04
MINING STOCKS.


San FRANCISCO, cat., Feb 3.-The following
nro tho closing quotations Mt tho Stock Board:
, 1880-02-04

E1lEElt-WeEo tosa Actiyo and chsisE, Tho recolpts
WSto pEaty nssst., na'4 bHyets hed oa ~ lower
quito common ~ nudanln at faAS$teA And GOOD 70
ClU!ca At f41b4hN p4F Iu9 lbs,