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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-15
WESTERN DISPATCHES.
.trrorAI 70 \. GOLD III. III xsws.
Pacific Coast Items.

Pacific Coast Items.
SAN Francisco. January 10. - The
Bank Of California has declared q divi.
dend for the last quarter Of 1879, at the
rate OF ten per cent. per annum.
Msckay and Fair, being non.rssidsnts
Of California, having made separate ap.
plication to have the case Of John q.
Burke against the Pacific Wood, Lumber
and Flums Company aud others trans.
ferred to the Circuit Court as to them,
Judge Sawyer yesterday decided that the
Court had no Jurisdiction and the case
must 20 back TO the State Courts. The
defendants were given until today to ap.
peal 10 the United States Supreme Court,
II they desire to do 30. The decision
was rendered on the opinion OF the Cour,
that Mackay and Fair could not be sep
arated from the company.
Los ASorLEs, January ia letter
received from Guaymas states that
Hamilton, tho d~sfaulting Los Angeles
Tax Collector, was arrested In that city
December 30th, and $1,000 recovered,
Next day no was sent under guard tc
Hermosillo. and while on the way wal
rescued BY some parties In disguise, ant
Is now at large.
PORTLAND. Oregon. January l5.-Ja
cob Swaggsr, living Ave miles from Hills
borough, was found murdered In hi
house last Friday morning, with his heat
cut badly and his hand cut Of. he !
supposed to have been murdered for hi
money. He was o bachelor, about q
years old, and lived alone.
During the recent terrible storm Una
tilla Ii said to have been nearly blown
away, the wind reaching o velocity o
nearly 80 miles an hour. Roads In th'
country are impsssable on account o
trees lying across them. Il 10 fearet
that many lives have been lost anon
settlers In the timbsred localities. Th
most serious accidents In this vicinit,
occurred about three miles from thi
city. The house OF Henry Beckett wa
struck by o tree. His wife, with q child
rushed ont, and the child was struck b
the limbs OF the falling tree and kille
In Its mothers arms. The husband wa
q short distance from the house. havin
been knocked down by another tree
with his leg broken.
At Taosnter, W. T.. q large tree wa
blown against the sohool.houss, demol
ishing Il. There were 20 children In th
building at the time. The SON an
daughter OF George W. Bartlett wer
instantly killed, and another dsughte
dangerously injured. Three other chill
drsn were slightly injured.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-15
Eads' lefty Money.

WASHINGTON, January 1.-THE pay.
ment Of Captain Eads for Mississippi
jstty work was again discussed by the
Cabinet yesterday. Captain Eads thinks
he should receive Ave per cent. interest
on 8 $1,000. 900 withheld from payment
10 him until tho permanency Of his work
IL assured. The law provides that he
shall receive 100000 after the required
depth shall have been maintained ten
years. and the other $500. 600 after II
shall have been maintained twenty
years. The question was referred TO the
Attorney General.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-15
A Fugitive Murderer.

In Sheriff williamson's Office there 10
posted q notice offering q reward OF $500
for the arrest and delivery Of Mike Owen,
who killed p. L. Travsr at Candelaris,
Esmeralda county. Nevada, on tho 9th
Of the present month. Owen is described
a. follows: Hight. 5 feet 8 inches; light
complexion. with sandy mustsche; very
bald head; keen blue eyes. set well back
in the head; when he left no wore z
Scotch cap with button on top; was well
dressed; quick in speech and movement;
about 2S or 30 years OF age. The Com
missionsrs Of Esmeralda county will pay
the reward upon the arrest and delivery
OF Owen.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-15

The boys have built Q snow fort on
the open ground by the Gould 4 Curry
works with salient angles. portfolios.
etc. They will wage q warfare for its
defense and protection Saturday which
viii b worth Witnessing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-15
WHY WILL YOU

Allow q cold 10 advance In your system and
thus encourage more serious malsdies. such q
Pneumonia, Hsmorrhages and Lung troubles
vhen an Immediate relief can be 70 readily ct.
tsined. BoscheSS German Syrup has gained the
isrrest ssis in the world for the cure OF Coughs.
0oids md the sevsrsst Lung Diseases. II ID
mr.. Boschce's famous German prescription,
and 10 prepared with tbs Greatest care AND no
IN -youneset child, - per directions. The sala
Of ria medicine u unprecedented. Since lrst
introduced there has been Q constant increas-
ing demsrd and without . single report OF Z
fsllurs 70 do is work In any case. Ask your
Drurdst a. TO the Truth Of thess remarks.
IsfE' size 10 cents. Ty 1t and Be convinced.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-15
ARRIVALS shss ner.,.~.

Bsumann. j Nieholl. VIM McBrien.
@ " Bryant James Dougherty. Robert
james. jas Savage. Ed Cummings. Minnie
McCsbs. Rose McNsarsy. Mrs d B Rus
sell, VIM Marseson. W P Hunson. Louis
We'll, Mrs. Clark. J I~vancovich. Miss L
Sullivan.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-15

The great actress Rachel had q small
scar upon her cheek. In the extreme
poverty Of her childhood abe one day In
the street contested with q dog the right
10 4 bone with some scraps Of meat on
Il. 4 bite from The dog caused the scar.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-15
psparssrss ssss EvssisG.

W W Mason. 8 Stevens. @ Condor. J
Tombs, Z Block. 8 James. B Taylor. n
Yinlsn, u Nicholl. @ W Strain. Mrs jas
a Fair and daughter. r u Price. Robert
James, " Jones and family.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-15

Thu sssspnsnis Of the Alta and Andes
gill b delinquent In the Board on the
isth and that Of the Yellow jacket on
ths 18th Instant
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-15
sEPOsr.
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Last EvxsrSo.
100 Raymond 4 Ely.
lao Eureka Con-. II, IGN
s25 Belmont. 75c
$50 Independence.
200 Leopard. l0c
$40 ella. 100. l3c
l25 Northern Belle, i0S. ioS
10 Jackson. 81
100 Manhattan. I 20
90 Metallic. l g.
$40 Grand Prize. l 20
ECO Argenta. I IS. W
100 Navajo. 40c
1000 Endowment. 500
lI0 Belle Isle. I so, N
3i5 Day. 75c
400 Hillside. ! 30
$50 Paradise.
100 Real del Monte. ~, IS
$50 Albion. $50
800 Wales. 8 10. 05
20 NJ. Diablo, Is
40 Bodie. 3. 81
1860 Reehtsl. H. 10. I 65. I 81. I So
500 NcCiinton. 1. 95c. SOC
1910 Tiegs. 8. s 10. 81. s S..
$50 Summit, L. oS
Is Bulwer. 10k
COO Syndicate. N
200 1elvider. s5c.
800 Mono. 81
80 Con. Pacific. AS
i7o Jupiter. ~
l450 south Bulwer. I. Csc
1850 Addsnda. 800
$40 Nosnday.
$50 North Noonday. 81
2s5 Mammoth. AZ
200 Bostsn Con-. I IS
100 South MONDAY. ~
$50 Martin White, I 80. I "
100 Leeds. SOC
800 Atlas. 10c
30 Tiptop. 3a. 5 50
ITO Silver King. Gu. CS.7
100 Caledonia (B. HIS
THI MORNING.
100 ophir. 20
$40 Mexican. 20. l9k
sos Gould d Curry. Gu. c.
100 Best L Bslsher. Is. lSS
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FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
I,elaud,s Troubles.

tu.c1.I TO rzs solD HIlI DAILY nu.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-15

0cntlsman's Furnishing Goods, etc. Also
the following French Goods: Petits Pois Fins,
oepes Q rHufle Haricots vsrts, Olives Paroles,
ohampignons. Anchois Pstes Trunsa. Bardtnss
Q lHuils.
N. B.-Psrties wishing to buy In lots 70 suit
for cash on delivery, may nnd II 70 their -
vantage 70 call In, examine the goods and u.
quire Of prices.
ssm Y. LKNERY.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-05-13
THE MARKETS.

Reported by CHANDLER, Brown Co., Commission
Merchants, Milwaukee and Chicago.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-05-13
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
TEE EAST.

JONI c. WATSON and ID. c. Weeks, two prom
inent stock brokers' OF Boston, Mass, suspend
ed payment on the 9th instant. Watsons La
billties between 100000 and -400, 900; Weeks
shortage is not stated.
Col. CLARENCE G.. JACKSON, a prominent
manufacturer of Berwick, Me-, and quarter
master general on Gov. Hoyt's staff, died Of
paralysis of the heart on the Sd inst.
POSTMASTER JONES of New York has been
ordered to pay into court $4,000 damages
claimed for using an unauthorized patent can
ceiling stamp.
IL consequence of poor health, Colonel Tom
Scott has rendered his resignation as president
of the Pennsylvania Railroad company, to take
effect the lat of June. 1t is doubtful if the di-
rectors will accept the resignation. Col. Scott
has been president Tor six, years, during which
the road has greatly prospered.
FIVE steamships arrived at New York from
Europe on the LIST instant, bringing 1891 emf
grants. French papers state there are 100000
persons waiting for means of transportation to
this country Two thousand are waiting for
berths in Eavre.
Ex-CoNGPEG,hAN VIM. WRIT died in Boston
on the I'd instant, u pneumonia.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-05-13

road with bullet through his head, but wagon
tracks near the body showed that the body had
been brought there from the city, where the
murder was committed.
A FATAL duel took place in Mexico, on the
9th ult., between Senior Irenes Pas, editor OF
the Pdtrid ard q member of congress, and
Senior Santiago Sierra, editor of La Llber-tdt
and secretary of the senate. The latter was
killed on the spot.
A NYACK, n, Y, dispatch Of the 9th inst,
says: ''Samuel ". Garfield, president, and
Richard Weels, secretary, of the defunct Rock
land saving bank, have been arrested IN civil
suit to recover S3S, 900, the amount charged
they embeZzled.n
OS the morning of the 9th inst, While Nc
Kelvey, chief keeper Of the reformatory, at FL
mira, n. T., was endeayoring to punish an III
subordinate convict, Edward Symonds from
New York, Symouds suddenly turned upon Nc
Kelyey and plunged a shalI-pointed case-llnife
into his stomach. McKevey reeled from the
cell into the corridor and fell dead. Symonds
then handed the knife to the assistant keeper
and was locked up IN dark cell
ATPenn Yam, n. Y, on the 4th inst, an in
sane mother jumped into cistern with her two
clildrenin her arms. Both were drowned.
A LEADvnLE dispatch Of the 4th inst. says:
y Al aStoT Clly. Stluay, ClTls. SlDD ana w M.
Spittsoger fatally shot each other while quarrel
ing over mining claim"
MASKED party attacked the house of man
named Powell, in Wayne county, Ky, on the
night Of the 18th ult., wounding Mrs. Powell
in the arm. The leader of the mob, who proved
to be John VIII Smith, was shot dead by Powell
in the melee. The object of the maskers was
to intimldate or abduct Powell who is an impor-
tant witness in pending murder trial.
/ On the 7th inst. two men were found hanging
TO 4 tree near the line OF Denton county, Texas.
They are supposed to have been horse thieves.
A RICHMOND, Va, dispatch says Martha
Jones (colored) who lived with her five children
in the neghborhood Of Chiistansburg, securely
barTicaded the doors and set ire to the house,
and herself and five children were burned to
death.
BURGLARS entered Paris, KY, bank, on the
I'd inst, and got away with $500 in money and
about $4,000 in railway and town bonds, the
property OF deposi;ors.
Col. Il. NJ. GOODWIN shot and killed his
brother, Dr. John L. Goodwin, at Brookville,
Ind, on the Sd inst.
Two citizens of Houston, Texas, named Nc
Gowan and Turley, have had quarrel for
three years. On the ID inst. they met in Gal
weston and MCGOWAN settled the difficulty by
shooting Turloy, who was unarmed
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-05-13
MISCELLANEOUS.

The steamer Dye, from Antwerp, which
arrived at New York on the 7th inst, reports
ice fields, ice blocks, and icebergs, one of the
aforementioned being as large as an island, from
April 80 to May 3, and was obliged TO stop the
ship at night owingto the proximity Of icebergs.
She sighted two ships in field OF ice but they
showed no signals.
GEN. MIRA FUENTEs, governor of the state of
Mexico and distinguished officer of the war Of
the French invasion. Ii dead.
The commissioner OF Indian affairs has at
last reached most satisfactory agreement with
the Indian chief Drifting Goose, which will
probably avert the long threatened collision be-
tween his band and settlers on the James river.
The indians will go to the vicinity of Crow
Creek agency, in Dakota, and settle upon lands
i'll severalty.
The senate has confirmed JOS. X. Mccain
mon, of Pennsylvania, assistant attorney
gcneral of the United States.
DR.. SAMUEL CHAPLIN, a distinguished surgeon,
died at New Orleans on the I'd inst.
MAI. GEN. SAMUEL p. HEINTzELMAN died at
Washington on the LIST inst.
THE public debt was decreased S12,07S,070
during April. Coinage at minis during April:
Double eagles, 1890, 900; eagles, 50, $4,000;
half eagles, S2,3l7 600; silver dollars, $780,,
600; cents, S21 200; total coinage, s9,l31, 800.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-05-13
New York.

New YORK, May 800 p. M.-Flour-Dull
and III buyers favor; receipts 1855 bbls round
hoop Ohio at S5.00@5.75; choice do at $4,000
CTS; super western at 54.00M4.75; common to
good extra do al S4.35@4. 80; choice do at S5.O5
CD7.00; choice white wheat do at S4.S50D5.25.
Wheat-15G1 lower; dull and heavy; sales
5000 bus No 2 spring seller May at el.23;
5000 bus No. northwestern seller May at
S1.244; $4,000 bus No. l white seller May at
S1.2i@l. 243l; $4,000 bus cash and No. red
seller May at Sl30; 10000 bus do seller June
at Sl.26. Corn-Steady and quiet; mixed
western spot at 5lm52lac; do future at AGO
1880. Oats-Iull; western at 4S0491zc. Beef
Steady and quiet; new plain mess at $4,000
1000; new extra do ut S10.00@10.50. Pork
Dull and weak; new mess at S10.S5. Lard-A
tribe lower; steam rendered at 37.2215. Butter
In buyers favor and very dull; Ohio at la
20c Cheese-Iull and heavy at 10Ca1319c for
poor to choice. Whisky-Nominal; western at
c1.1O. Sugar-Steady and quiet. Molasses-
Foreign duh AMI weak; New Orleans steady.
Poroleum-Duh and nominal Rice-ln fair
demand and finn. Cofiee-Dull ard rather
weak Freights--Dull. Spirits of Turpentlne
Unchanged at 32c. Rosln-Flm and quiet
at S1.37R@1.425. Tallow-Quiet and steady
at 66D6 Lice for western. Eggs-Dull at 10}2
ollie for fair to choice.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-05-13
BROAD.

The man who murdered the railway con-
tractor on the express train, in France. hanged
himself with the bandages Of his wounds he
received in the struggle with his victim.
SIXTY cotton factories have closed at ROubaix,
France, and $4,000 persons are idle. Five
thousand more operatives struck at Tourooing.
There is also a strike at Roumen, and many silk
factories are closed. Higher wages and less
hours are demanded.
GENEVA dispatch says part Of the roof of
st. Gothard tunnel, 6,3O0 meters from the en-
trance, fell on the 9th inst, killing three
workmen.
DISPATCH from the City of Mexico, dated
the 81 inst, says "1he volcano at Colima
continues in active eruption. The town of
Lorla, at the foot of the volcano, il reported
sinking. The inhabitants, panic stricken, are
abandoning their homes. Heavy earthquakes
were felt ut Flactuila, state OF Aokan, yesterday,
passing from sorth to south"
FouR thousand marlborough, England,
iron workers have resumed work at "A per
cent. reduction Of wages.
ENGLAND is exercised over the discovery Of a
deficit Of between SO, 0O0, 900 and CA, 000, 900 in
the finance of the Indian empire.
OUrRAM & Co., cotton manufacturers,
Preston, England have failed. Liabilities about
.E25 000.
4 RAILWAY contractor was murdered by fell
low passenger in compartment of tirst-class
carriage on the Marseilles Lyons express train
The purpose of the murder WAS robbery. The
murderer has been arrested.
FIRE at Palma Soriano, near Santiago de
Cuba, Cuba, destroyed one hundred habitations
and many families are III distress.
UPWARDS of 1000 iron-workers are on strike
in the north of England against 8 per cent.
reduction of wages awarded by the arbtrators.
Burnley masters, III order to support Blackburn
masters in their notice to splnners and card
room hands of a reduction of wages, have de
cidcd TO suspend the rule requiring notice before
discharging hands. A ballot was taken by the
iron-workors at Consott on the 4th inst, and Il
majority of four to one was in favor of a con-
tinuance of the strike.
A TELEGRAM was received at Washington ON
the Sd instant from Panama at the legation of
Chill. which saws the Chilian navy bombarded
Callao the 22d of April causing heavy dam
ages on shore and vicinity, destroying the Peru
Wan corvette Union. Lima is threatened by the
Chilans and great distress prevails IN that city.
IL Orenburg, Russia, the railroads have been
for weeks blockaded with snow, and many per-
sons have been frozen to death. The peasants
have had to strip the thatch of their cottages
to feed To their cattle.
SEVENTY houses were burned at Radoanysl,
government of Tchermigon Russia, and 1870 at
Nemeroir in Padoha. Upwards Of 200 families
are houseless.
THE situation in Northern Albania is most
serious Combined Albanian clans, numbering
$4,000 men, are advancing to attack the Monte
negrins' position in the Marat2sch valley and il
possible recover Podgoritza.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-05-13

them. They also drove off and scattered 10000
head of sheep belonging to Felipe Charez, one
Of the richest sheep owners in New Mexico.
Other advices say that at about the same time
several ranches we're attacked and an American
named Wilcox killed. Two Of the Americans,
miners. named Cooney and Chick, are supposed
to be killed.
The President has nominated Edward L.
Johnston, Of Denver, United States district
attorney for Colorado.
EHRHARDT ASHEUsEs, one of the Oldest and
wealthiest brewers of st. Louis, died at st.
Louis, on the I'd inst. aged IS.
The pigeon shooting match for 500 side
between Capt A. II. Bogardus and the young
western wing shot, Fred Erb, of st. Joseph,
Mo-, which took place at St. Louis, on the 1st
inst, was won by Bogardus by a score Of Sc
To 80.
Hos. CHAs. KIKrLEY, prominent lawyer and
Republican politician, died suddenly al his
home in Mt. Vernon, Ohio, on the I'd INST,
aged CO.
A RICH strike of free gold quartz If reported
from the Box Elder, southwest of Cheyenne.
A GAY young carpet-layer Of Fort Wayne
Ind, went 20 customers house to do little
work in his line, met the gentleman's only
daughter, anu, never having seen her before,
fell in love aud decla. ed his passion. They
elopcd the Same evening, were married III In
dianapolis, and ere now III IT. Louis.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-05-13
THE EST.

SENATOR c. w. GILMORE, of Pulaski county,
member of the Kentucky legislature, died sud
denly at Frankfort, KY, on the 18th INST.
ID. Z. Iosr 4 Co., stock brokers, San Francis
co, failed on the 9Th instant. Liabilities $40,
600.
DISPATCH from Reno, Indian Territory,
says squatters have entered the northern and
eastern parts of the territory, and that two de
tachments of troops have been sent TO drive
them ont, with instructions tn If the invaders
do not leave speedily TO contscate Their prop
erty.
WILLIAM c. DAINeERFIELp, presiding justice
of the Superior Court, dropped dead ON the
bench at San Francisco, on the 9th inst. He
was hearing a case when suddenly he threw up
his hands, gasped once or twice and expired iu-
stantv His death Is attributed 10 heart
disease. Deceased was 4 native Of Virginia, and
aged 81.
THs Superior Court Of San Francisco has or
dered the distribution of the estate of the late
W. s. OBrien. the value of which Is about
$1,000, 600.
MARY HousER. of Fort Wayne, Iud., who re-
Gently oloped with a young carpet layer, for
whom she conceived a violent passion at first
sight, has returned to herS3erents' home, a sor-
rowful but wiser woman, her Lothario husband
having left her after taking all her valuahles.
CoIEcroR SHANNON of San Francisco, was
recently ordered from Washington 10 fit out the
revenue cutter Thomas Corwir for the relief Of
the exploring yacht Jeanette and ice-bound
whaiers in the Arctic. She VAS nut on dry dock
Immediately and viii be ready for sea ia about
two weeks.
A HousroN (Texasl dispatch reports the fail
IRE of A. Harris II Brothers, wholesale dry
goods. Liabilities Sl6S000. stock valued At
$4,000.
A p1sptrcH gust received from Santa Fe, \.
NJ, states band of Apaches under Victoria,
attacked body of sheep herders III the Mogal-
Ian mountains last weel,, and killed thirteen of
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-05-13
An Old Virginia Giant.

The allusion in recent letter OF
Louisiana correspondent to the ola rev
olutionary giant hero, Peter Francisco
revives many traditions and reminis-
cences of the wonderful performances
and daring deeds of that extraordinary
man. My father, recently deceased at
the advanced age Of 80, well remembered
him, having frequently seen HIM IN us
native county of Buckingham, ana fe,
lated many anecdotes of his stirring ara
perilous adventures and hair breadth e'r
capes, as he heard the recital fall ffoll
the lips of the giant himself. He was de-
scribed as six feet one inch III helShr
his weight 260 pounds, his complexloI
dark and swarthy, features bold ana
manly, and his hands and feet uncoln-
monty large, his thumbs being as ialsV
rs an ordinary mans wrist.
Such was his personal strength lD''
he could shoulder cannon that welgleu
| LOO pounds, and he bad seen HIM ~Ao
a man in his night hand, pass over '1o
floor and dance his head against the cen
ing with as much ease as If he had pee.
a doll-baby. The mans weight was 10
pounds. Partaking of the patriotic e..
thusiasm of the times, he entered 'le
American revolutionary army at the as9
OF IS. He was present at the stor1nlns
of Stony Point and was the first soldier
after Major Gibbon, who entered w
fortress, on which occasion he receiver.
bayonet wound in the thigh. lie Wa' =
Brandywine. Monmouth, and other oa'-
ties at the north, and vas transterrea y
the south under General Greene, WheIe
he was engaged in the actions OF tL0
Cowpens, Camden. Guildford coulr
house, etc. He was so brave and pose
ed such confidence in his proves 1lias
he WAS positively fearless. He nsed I
sword with blade five feet long, WhlcL
he could WELD like feather, and ever
swordsman who came within reach y
him paid the forfeit with his life.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-05-13

CHICAGO. May $500 p. M.-Wheat-Fairly
active, easier and steady at S1l7 for seller May;
Sill for seller June; 91059d for seller July.
Corn Moderately active, easier and steadier
at 378sc for selle May; 36l4c for seller June;
36i5 @369sc for seller July. Oats-Quiet at
S0s4 for seller Nay; SOC for seller June; 271sc
for seller July. Iye-Higher at 7Sc for cash.
Barley-Steady a soc for cash. Pork-Dull
and easier at 500 for sellers May and June;
S10.10 bid for seller July. Lard-Easier at
S6.SO@6.s715 for teller May; a6.S2I4 for seller
June; S6.S5@6.s7s for seller July. Whisky
At s1.O8. Hogs-Receipts 1900 head; hight at
S420@4.i0; mixed packing at 940O@4,2 20;
heavy shippers at S4.S0@4.5O. Cattle-Re-
ceipts 4. 200 head.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-05-13
milwaukee,.

MILWAUKEE, May 500 P. NJ. = Flour =
Quiet; spring extras at S4.50@475; choice ex-
tras at 95.0OGa25. Wheat-Quiet, but steady;
No. / at Sl.4; No. st SLIP Oils;
No. 8 at 97lScdS1 90; No. t at 92c; No. seller
81. lOssml.11LE sellerJuly at II. 06is @1074c.
corn Easier a. size. Oats-Tame at 3lac.
Barley-Dun and lower at 7Oc. Rye-Quiet At
77ise Pork Quiet and easier at SEQ cash.
Lard-Quiet at IS. 90 cash.