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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-22

SThe quality Of the offerings Is fully rs good
as It was last week 10 most Of the yards while
In some tits reported as being better than it
wai then, There is large IN rease In the
number Of the receipts, under the influence
OF which p ices have fallen off Nahc. Con-
sidering the large increase, the demand may
be considered as fair, though in ne yard Il Is
reported as rather slow. We quote common
hogs at 6a6I<c, and the better grades at 6Ea
SIC, with most Of the sales at 69Sa651c.
rHE sHKIP MARKRr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-22
-.,IsTEEs' SALES.
SIT an CENTRE

SSr's SALE OF OESthA
1EASTgEli,g p,CP y, ,,,a,t, usds b, Benson J;
,,,,ss De d.ea y. HitS, 10 The undsIligned
e l1s "a ss.t s': q ol 4
g III il DEED Book No. 10 P's'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-22

mi GATE M 0-BeAu,Itai colored Picture
Sad. Send stamp Eor package Dr. iBBIr, d ralSHL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-22

Hsms, Of persons applying for Coffee House and
Ordinary Licenses The applications viii 30 acted
upon By Council at meeting to DO held On Tuesday
Ag %Si e lee assry, .ou.h-. corner Main and souA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-22

rHE sHEEP MARKEr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-22
Dalt,mors lave stock MarhsL
NAEI1ASp 1--we lTocK scAtns /
MONDAY, Adj ", nSo. !
zGErTs Toa mn WIKI.

~ q lie retail market, sIssps VAsa 0.AsrVi''
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-07-09
Republican State Convention

delegate convention Of the Republicans Of
:he State Of Kansas will he held in Representa-
tive Hail. in the city Of Topeka, on Wednesday,
the LIST day OF September, 1880, at the hour Of 10
O'Clock a. m, for the purpose of nominating
Candidates for the following Offices: Associate
Justice of the Supreme Court, Governor, Lieu
state, Treasurer of State, Attorney General,
superintendent of Public Instructions, and State
Central Committee.
Inc OASIS OF representation IN the saio State
toluen ton shall be one delegate and one alter
nate for every two hundred and fifty votes cast
aSd one delegate and one alternate for each frac-
ton ofOne hundred and twenty five or more votes
November election OF 1878, and one delegate and
one alternate for each regularly organized coun-
~, or county with township organization, at
tached to another county for school purposes,
which delegates and alternates are apportioned
10 the several cOuntieS "a follows:
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-07-09

The Kansas City papers are full of a
discussion over some assumed discount
esq towards the Kansas people who at
tended the Grant reception. We have
read the interview with Col. VanHOrn
published in the Mail, and Mayor
Chace's letter, or card, concerning the
matter, and we are satisfied that no in
territorial discOurtsey was shown to
anybody. There seems, however, to
have been lack of those measures of
preparation which are so essential to
the smooth handling of crowds on
such an occasion. Journal.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-07-09

There are quite number of papers,
notably those of Leavenworth and To-
peka, that are making great deal of
unnecessary fuss over the alleged
slight to st. John at the Kansas City
Grant reception. So far the COM
nla;nt don't pan out with the facts.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-07-09
Daily Programme.
FORENOON.

PROPS. WILLIAMS. SCOTT. OLIN.
500 8:15-Opening Exercises.
S:15-S:55-Arith. B. Arith. C. Arith. A
S:55-9:35-Gram A. Gram 3. Gram G..
9:35-10:15-Didacties. --. History.
0:15-1O:3O-Recess
1O:3O-11:10-Hist A. Read G. Geog. B.
11:10-11:5O-Geog G.. Read B. Botany.
AFTERNOON.
2-2::30- Entomology. Hist B.
2::4O $40 Bookkeeping.
FRANK Roof, Co. Supt.
lola, July 8, 1850.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-07-09

The break in the levees along the
Mississippi, near Hannibal, No., has
caused immense damage to Illinois
farmers. Over one hundred thousand
acres are now under water. The river
is from Eve to eleven miles wide in
NlaceS.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-07-09

Usage Mission was intensity excited
last week over a supposed case Of dia-
bolical merchandising. A cow sup
posed to have been bitten by mad
dog was butchered and sold to the
meat market and by them sold.
Judge Lynch started out committees.
and should evil befall anyone, Hades
would receive victim.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-07-09

The Democratic platform declares
that the Democratic party loves and
cherishes the noble workingman.
That is why the second place on the
Democratic ticket was given to Mr..
English, Of Indiana, a bloated capital
ist who earns his bread by the sweat
of his Government bonds.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-07-09

1t is recommended! that the delegates from each
county be selected in such manner on the 18th
day Of August, 1880, as the various county con-
'ral committees in counties having more than
ane representative district, shall distribute the
delegates between the districts so that each dis
trict shall have at least one delegate. 1t is re-
commended that two weeks notice of the call
for the election of delegates be published in each
county paper, or in paper Of general circula-
ton therein, before the election Of such delegates
BY order of the Republican State Central Com
nlittee. CYRUS LELAND, JR.,
Attest, Chairman.
WILLIAM THOMSON, Secretary.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-07-09

The Kansas, State camp meeting
will be held at Bisnark Grove COM
nlencing July 2lst and lasting until
August 18th.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-07-09

Gen. Hancock's record does not seem
to be so very nice after ALL. It, will be
carefully examined and declared upon
long before election day.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-07-09

Copious rains in this county and
throughout the entire eastern portion
Of the State fell last week.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-07-09

'tGen. Hancock" said Senator Hoar
in Faneuil Hall on Wednesday night,
lis not the representative, he is the
mask of the Democratic party"
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-07-09
Wichita and Winfield are agitatine
the question ofbuilding water works

The entire State debt of Illinois will
be wiped out by the first OF next Janu-
tay.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-07-09
Second Congressional Distric,

delegate convention Of the Republicans Of the
second congressional district of Kansas will be
held in the city Of Psola, on Wednesday, August
4tL.. $50, at clock p. m, for the purpose Of
nominating candidate for congress from that
district. The basis of representation n the con-
vention will be one delegate and one alternate
for every $50 votes fraction of lbs votes cast
Tor A. II. Horton, for Chief Justice IN 1873. Up
on this basis the counties in the district are en-
tiii.i to delegates andalternateS as follows:
Alien ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Llbette. ...........
anderson ....3 Linn. 8
Bourbon ....7 Miami ... &
Cherokee ........ Montgomery ....... s
Crawford ...... Ne0sho ............ 1
Douglas. ...............S Wilson ............. ,
Franklin . S Wyandotte ......... 3
Johnson ... 6 Total -. ......S 81
Ii is recommended that the delegates to this
convention be selected by county or Representa-
tive District conventions, IS the several County
central Committees may determine, Saturday.
July 18th, 1880, ut II O'Clock q. m.
W. J. BUcHAN, Chairman.
I. SHEARMAN, Sec'y.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-07-09
Public Notice..

Notice is hereby given that I will On the first
Mondsc in October, 1850, as the city of lola, ALI
LEI. county, Kansas, make my final settlement in
the estate :of solomon w Bristol, late Of said
county, deceased; and persons interested can
take notice and govern Themselves accordingly.
This June ., 1880. ADxLISE II. BRIsTOL,
VISIT Execrt,ix Of said Estate.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-07-09
Sherif's Sale.


Public notice is hereby given. that under and
by virtue Of an order Of sale issued on Judgment
rendered in an action in the 18th Judicial Court
i'll the county Of Allen, in the State of Kansas,
Wherein Enrich Parmly Fre.irick Billings, and
Charles II. Ward as Trustees for Erich Z. RosI-
ter, Anna p. Roster and Charlotte L. Smith
were plaintiffs, and VIM. l.. House. Westeria
House, Henry Cease and Fanny Cease, his wife,
Franklin Cease and Clarence Cease were defend
ants, to me directed and delivered, will on
Monday, August 9th, 1880,
at one O'Clock m. of that day, at the west front
door Of the court house in the city of lola, Allen
county, Kansas, offer ut public sale and sell to
the highest bidder, for cash in band, the follow
ing described tract Of land, situate, lying and
being in the county Of Allen, State Of Kansas,
tO-wit:
The east half Of the northeast quarter Of Sec
tion2!, townships range II; containing 80 acres
Said property will be sold to satisfy said order
ofsale.
Dated 1t lola, Kas. this 9Th day of July, 1880.
J. D. SIMS. Sheriff Allen Co., Kansas.
By Jouy HARRls, UndeS Sheriff.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-07-09
The best -four in town at Cowan's.

You can get fresh roasted coffee
every day at HutchinsOn's.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-07-09

STRAYED:-On July I'd, one black
mare colt, months old, white hind
feet. Liberal reward for information.
w. J. STRICKLER, Carlyle, Kan.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-07-09

If you want good Flour go to Scott &
Goforth's for it. They have the best
in the city.
, 1880-04-14
HIM &6LE6.

a ~ sssssss & red psi I'D %
Lbs for poot 10 oxtEa sradcs,
uuFrALO.
nttr, nrg*L9 An. AncA1rsEaRsseirts :lH Ss
s,ss$s;, ~; shs s
S iGs ss;;''s, i ssSy sSYs ri ~ TSo' Sheep
sss' s S;tsS; ] tSS f j. $sS s5fs
EAST LIBERTY.
.oay EAsT Il ra Il r An 5 .Fs ,ts; se 9
SaEy ~
I'll rs.sSs, t;ias, S,3 o he"a' Yorso aa
SSkrsesf1s spps oSy fssa fsshs 'sSs ssea "00sa
sr. houiB.
@eE 4 sas
sss ana Si'Rsff noifeis se1EE Reespss S
N, spa unchanged; fair to fancy. $50
SS:s 1s.sss asss ass!9 sfsGS a
wATEnTnWN.
He! ss
~; E s'sS fse's 's'' sl;s
:$s:
KANSAS C1Tv.
Special Dhpa!eh to 57s cAteaso Tribune.
sd sa Tx a.tss s
tossaos, sss s'Es @asssss Sstss' Esaa: Fssss
n hsse s M sGw
aad mi1oa xxsr paoans assS & ''xa' 'o'ppnS
CINCINNATI.
aSy SGTeSxA1n nSF; as MRs is 81 ast as SaSs
, 1880-04-14
NEW YORK.

sptetal Di,patth to 7as chtenoo Tribune.
NEW YORK. April l1A-GNA1N-Hhcnt goncrnl'y do.
prussed, iowoE, vcry unsettled and sonattvc, The
market wns influenced In great part By adverse and
dsstutb!ns accounts FROM tho Interior, wntcr ThcAt
suffered most seriously, yielding nbuut li&&24c No.
red tho shnTpcgt ful undor free and urgent
oGurlnRs and particularly in tho npton line. leading
TO brisk buaaosas values left On rule IN favor
Of purchasoEs. CAtla Advleca Of continued menk-
nnssi 10000 bu no. rod, N.asx9sss, clos
lnE nnoas at st.seX nsssd, 3l.B bid, s.ap
II a. TX SSeS1: .s2s ~ ss
Hsn5 sasss - sqa g tM
Sf9sf %H,sT %ts liberal oSrFs sna toSsr ~
Ss:
III T. T;s sSss$
n '$s g.oase r s.ss. m vess x.sa,,s.
PSs%pE j. as|;;s; sIs:sa :. s!,$ssslEa sSf sss.
!i6Ss ai!S, Gat mini. very iaaasmteIy soaght a
sssss: e Wssts!a is' Il HI sssSs:! ~ ss5,
ySsy r. sa;p5 r. 9fces !sts aSsna I f.r ~
N@f Ssss ; Ss sSs;s 4 slssa, prices, @
& :ts,a ss 81 sssa ss e. ~: s::
Mssxzystk ass s*;ss sse's@ & :s;; With
ss sss gs Il -
"As"' :" ib tn. 'vt.s<rn At.oetatsa Prs.s.
HsK YonG. Agr'l MEcS1ToHEH@Gss7, l.. + @ 1s9112fc,
Ss s isaa eos
Xs::! ysss;s ;assa w
az s; sss :Sfss: sSs ss: asfis st'5s
.Ss assS2El; sss' ys;Ssse
sl+.5sa ss+ ~ IL spssS s'fs Ras:s. H.
G a,'f T.asss t'' SnG{1asH a. JAs,tS Aat,
, 1880-04-14

Those fgnzca show II decrease during last week
Of $sb60 bu wheat, 159,7l3 bu corn, .ll.&kl bn
outs, Gj, ,4B7 hu rye, 3SIel bu bas!oy. Total DO
usrsssa, LII, ,5l1 bu.
This following weEo the total receipts Of cor.
tain Articles Of produce tn thx city fruln Jan.
to the cloxo ot last week: IT. 1D5 brls Hour, 0,-
24a hu wheat, l51a7, $50 bu curn sa ,a1b bu outs,
u,1i3 b Eye, OSa. .6a9 bu harley, sos lbs hog
meats, si.aS.472 lbs lard, 1s0a5,76a lbs buttor,
17! !a hoxs, aa075s cattle, IL l0a sheep, 1sall,-
Hl lbs hdes, s,e5i ,06l ba wool, o]517 tons cuu!,
ol,Dsl ,oO fcut lumber.
They say that leading operator In provisions
loat u bot OF f3,HO yesterday by the fact that
pork sold at el001 basFei. lIe bud pfnnod bis
faith to the theory that tho market would not
touch ihat nxuF0 on this side OF Ra1t wtates.
A letter from Chicago isoaul OF Trade man
travelling In California says tho wheat orop IN
that stuto is feasfully unscrnstinRto. and thesu
Is any quantity Of 1t yet In tho hands OF nsst
holders. Farmer Glenn Is satd to havo OH b ard
yet 1000 tons FROM hts 1900 acrp patch, aud
other smaller ia xme1s havo surplus iu gropoe-
, 1880-04-14

REAL ESTATE,
The following Instruments wcre fiicd for rec
ord TucsslAy. April II,

Tho following Instruments wcro tiicd for
ord Tuoss]Ay. April II,
clTy plsorAstry.
ws,t sto ITsift X,1l !: i: Tss e ,o1fy ys i
G9ri.1 g ta4 nv u Ht,1i!t' i saxla! dated
Sss'i'S r ps !; I T. &:{l IT lisas: 7: a
's$;; iS& I S;iEs,;;Ss;;S i; s;S
St'h sFf aistea 1t @ 8 Isass SfT tiss, III aS
w.'s.i ~, bit .shiy:si;;ii; ai TssSi;:
:3y.as1 r m. xt3ttiM 3: lI'rf%SysG, ,,a.s..
r,srcs.s "H' sr IL sIa,Is T. ~ I. iion,,
ca,s s'es 4 Sfs Il = ia.'s E.nsp ss''s' u. xi;
lnl!tlln3. t!atGd Marei.xi ,sane ~ .aMs)
fsSt %tsa s:;s e & .,,;s a.Is'..s 6 s...
's sssa IS sts;.l 4 81 ss1st I. :t
essy;1 4: s.ss "a a!s &. s ..as stssaa e.
WIT ), !ats ~ SSt GscSi y s,!a i.cr!a ~, w
S:aeiu! j. n. inrfsc,t. s .,ssea sia9sh5 .
Acss.ss 1S y ~. ii ii.sa;iii. It. i aiji
IN inlpruyct!, lasel March = tkatna 10 Eaplel...
AtSsts IT, y; = stt ssNissn Nsss i x.stSl
EAancsry 90 thu luuasstieut Mutual lIfu ln-
chssaa -. 9t ~ 81 is1: Il i 1.s Il. i'll:
pfSxsd. dass.t April II ssaIe u the estAts VI
Xiii II 'ttsians sfa s1pssass Hsss.s', .S
,Fctnknd ..,..:................;.
NJ s$$ s's ;S XIII \ i 't1's H'Ea" s:'s;
1, H. npMsSsS', aas, April 10 sllFsa' Waits
saSta ia IT, Witt ss Is sSSys ds.sa
west Jackson h. bot NlucheAtos ~ Nnd nobe{
, 1880-04-14

COMPANY .ciop and to carry on rho trhc 70 hs
~ 6o e"ni.. re9,ltc sl4tss1n 20 ststs'1 1! tss
prospectus sAes that st le pretcnt tins meat tf
Tho Innty Of tint Aens In tho Btrnthteynnt can bn
rircEtaaG Mt 1Ed per III ut TIM Australian portA Of
s,!rn,snt, ma !has m "nno sayry ssr !, % rs',sd
1hA es!imno npunFa q la very rnfe ,no. fnr beef
especially II g1nt In tho Anstrnlthn market At III
Ycr h wtlnrene, hccnst1ln8 to tho Queensland and
New Suuth Wnics pTcas"
4uOTATtoKAs
ii md "prarsis ., ]
weighing iSn 4, ifa1 na...:,.,,............ &so4.
u' :.oo "esa. 4,a
I'M ii"t" i.2D M ssea4lo
NutChors' Htnck-l'nnr 10 eumu,nh ttcefa ind
wsiaMs Xe i" ISo Ss. akasS
fi a7saa1
balls ard scnnw M ttcors ......,,.. 1Ua7br
V0o1H pnr I'M 3Uk&tB
, 1880-04-14

NoUi,-Was an,ot and nnehansel "a, There .. yasa
ts .s sa e. ta s ssS Iss s
winters, nartly Al sss, SO bs. doubio extras. rart,
@ eEs ahppns nn,s 'xs =, ets M
Il; for ore sx.rns' md s s IS "ss for soee Do. <
sa .s ,; r. ms,s ss,',es e
@ .c;s Il ,oc eos51s t,,se "''
srKlNa WllKAr-was qa!te active ana wsax, de-
prices q Monda,. Tas l'ti.a mafko,. reported
aus but sen via ss a'Hnce 1sasa fof
and tho roas1or IN the West ~sa tno, wl!e' was .
osa 10 &c s s
saS % /" q Ss' 's sns seqs iS9 @ e q
wsra ra.hef GfFa huIer*. nne u .hsm taking adaa!
n st 6 ss 's ;fsz 8
@ Them In + = 9ns s I'll net NV 1n
SeS /; ss !: % sssaa
sS sss s: q; A r. %s1
};sS sS:: Ss|S III Il
:ess IL sGse !sss!ss st @ e IL
r.; SPio sna r. A:"o pn by Sample at oeasl'' T0'"
1EirH u WMEATmsMsIes M =, M rsss s by y w. T!nss7 M as
~ : s. o Soasa So
s1 s " = s5"s afa sssr ut; e., so,ea on
futures c lelnw the latest prts1n of MMn!Hx Htth
msr8eis wSfo anlot snd asH,. lid Sar .csspts wesa
csoaso IN Our stocts Il stors, nmd thurc Was ~ x"o
shining .ioHsnnnd hero al thp uriset Iut
WSs.s incseascd tho nambor g. OF bsars I il corn
outs,a,s Hsur Rni suld csry q. $}ysc' ntsnrcet 10
sSSs 81 ~ ss$ s$ss sss ny
l. tnIed til(h week, cInsrd al Hpit sncs wore
Hr6nH " ;itns! " ~ Ana si9n' y
ii1 n1 o. ~ SsssH nh tlfst stnsnRot ~ na nSM *
o. 9au ~ nn 1en M'1 II ~ HI RI M s{9i ~ III
og " baHple ~ " trmcSt ian ~ NV ~ ~
ta fM H. ooa'a eaFs ana 'o oa s"ss III e 1o-
WtH-WaFe fn!siJ nstsve nna stFonK eh.I{: eHt
s Sssa esseT IT. tsM Stur T5n!, IT,
"a n cr s n saSw ~ 1na n4sns1 m
Inttna w!ea opened strong WIN sne .!0mana trottt
sH1u: nut MEnkenGa Mtos H1ser sth5 qpSneu r.
aDt hM! % MIG. nnd G0xeu ~ htta.p*4c 1aho tnln
It e. and Glntod at the inside july sea.ed r.
,ajo an0 cIosea o. %tf 1nAh ohta Wofo IN mG1eta!o
fntnust tnf Ehipncn and W!ntor fecnlnth knu q 1A
, 1880-04-14

Ctxc1sNAT1, O., April la-coTToM-Quet and NJ
lower. lIMc.
FlouI-Dull, family, Eazs, fancy unchanged.
GnAtS--Whcnt qulett M. Tud wlntef, &l.l3. Corn
ncetvo nnd firm at +o4a4to. Oats dulls No. nixeds
a's, llys dni At soe: Harley dn,li @ No. & @e ,,,,
ii HUI !8 1850 iIncUn dut ii fi.a1E. $ds1f. t7.37Jt
WIttHkY-9lendy And tlr1u Mt tl.01.
ntrrTEM-Acttye hut low1ri choice dairy 29asa
chNfcG rolf, lHQ5z5c
LlNBEEii Ull-btcAdt at Hc,
, 1880-04-14

1.outsrrLLE, Arril IL -CorroN-Qulct at l1>5aL
FL0uM-Dull aud nAchnngod
GnAtS-Wheat quiet nt sLl2 Corn DAFT. No.
2wi.ito, n<ci do mixed, oatO4c. Oats nhslcr, No.
7whitu E1Sc, do mIxod. GG}{o. Hyo qulatj No. so
Sic.
MAY-Bkendy At s13nfal7.dl.
tNovIaloSs-pnrk dill ns fitlD. Lard stekdyi
brN 4teA{p, 7c. Hulk meats steady; B,outupTs, N.W
tll3i c!enr r!p si9ar ss5s BaHGn stead{i
91:M llamn-9uEnr. .eurad, N0t@latG
Wui6KY-Quet at &1h.
, 1880-04-14

The following Rrnin was Inspected into store
IN this city ycsturtlny morning: & t;nrs winter
wheat, II cars Eo. {, spring, cnrs No. 3 do 70
whcat): IS cars M. corn, n cars high mixed,
cars new mixed, cnrs rejected t.I, roru); Ii
cars white Uata, : Cars No. mixed, 9 ours re.
1cctctl Gs7 uats,; car No. rye; 4cars No. bur
Icy, cnrs cxtrn d. cur feed. Totni, 15l cnrs 0r
fs,uU h,i. Inspected out: i7,B1 bu wheat, 7d,..sg
b,l corn, s,os5 bu oats, 200 bu rye, a,3l4 bu
barley.
The lending produce markets wcro moderately
nutlve yesterday, ath regularly Irregular. Tha
general foclIng ut tho outset was f3r1n ono, but
II soon changed, aud tho Inter tone wns wcnk,
chiefly, too ~ It scetncd, IN loual wny. provis-
ions weakened bndly, and gratn dropped In SYM
puthy, though thero wns good dc.
mand for spot corn, oats, and lard.
The only reason TINT could be assigned waa
widespread dtstrust, which was senrceIy
checked BY tho knowledge That pork products
wcro already below tho current c0st Of produce
tlon, and tho report that british holders Of
grim were tirm. Tho t,no weather was perhaps
tho chIcf cpuse Of tho tlccline Mess pork closed
o0c lower, Mt $l005 seller Mny and $1Oo0 for
Junn. Lard closed tn lover, Mt sG.9eh0Ge5
scior May and $4,000. .0eM for June, Short
ribs closed at 20. 10 for June. Spring whcnt closed
about III Q lower, at 81, 10 for AprlI and $l,lsA
for May. Corn c1osot 10 lpwer. Mt a:Ao for
April and ;r5sto for May. Onts closed 10 lower,
ut .DA1o for Mny, llyo wns quiet Mt GBdS6ai<o
se,lor tho month, hurley was auoted Mt 75f170o
No, ?, and 55e extra D. Cattle wcee dss1l and un-
, 1880-04-14
COMMERCIAL.

The following were tho receipts and shipments
ot tho lending articles ot<9Toducc In thla city
during tue twenty four hours ending nt nrt,ss<
Tucsiny morning, a.id tile corresponding time
Inst yrnr:
, 1880-04-14
DETROIT,

1,ErnotT. April 13-FL0uit-Qu4ct and ste4dy.
GllAlx--Wheat qu!0t md 0aaleri extra nomlnaH
No. whttc, sLl9 bid, April stlo, May, tltts Juns,
tllR3 milling nominal.
nECElttIH-b,lN bn.
EHtPAESTH-7t,uU BIZ.
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n21VTtGN,
HTTNFAT

OSWEoo ApEit 1a-f3nAlN-Wheat steady hoFd
No. Minnesota sprlug tl;1 Corn noulnAiy un'
changed.
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Chamber Of Commerce and tho lsoston Board OF


Tls sAHK i FRA N ElB,
bankers mid i!rokcrs.
II BROADWAY. N. T.
Member. at tho New ynrk stnek Exohnnae
and Now Tntk Mining STOCK Exchanges
AtleIAsseE Uf eecur{eR ilouvht md S0ld on Comms"
ktor nnd Carried Oft Margins.
l,aliy Market iutters iont to Customots.
THE FtltsT NATIONAL HANK
HAS FUn 9AlE
CHICAGO h NoNTltWE'H ,st at"Tf3E II. Il. BONDS
CHI. AilIs Il 81. TADt.
I.nc.,ln rnrx r.. south 1'nrk ID and7 u.
Cuuk t'tmn1y nnt city ISL
Wpst Tnwnts.
District Columbia 1G5s.
'C1IANLES 1tENNuTIN.
1a WaAflnaton-.t-
IN hnud n Hotij assortment OF
WEsT GitlCAttU i rEts CEN'T bonds,
Chicago, Milwaukee 4 81 isnMl nor cont rst mort.
EnRq Bends,
District Of Columbia ans Houta, guaranteed by U. =.
etocks bought IN Now YSrk, san EfAneisco, and
EhltnR,t ainek md AllnlHR 1ltnt1*.
, 1880-04-14
PEORIA.

PEORIA. Ill, April ls.-GRAIN-Corn steady a1&
moderately active, hish.mixed, J<03+Ac. OAts nFms
No, white, R}f4I3c. liJa Inactive but stoadyi ao@
7s}{1733{u,
lluHWiNxs-Firm 1t tl.oh,fat.otA.
, 1880-04-14

IiUnsIlhe hog trnde NnR not very briAk, packers
taking o!l with very 1tn show Of tnteFoAe. bit tho
onrty ftontt firm. nhd Tho furenuonp tfndnr
anns ~ rfthe5 t:!o1aos prieos tnsn wess p.ta On
tho provision market, there wns soneblo weak on,
INK " prices and 1T tho t1oao It was not rneab!o 10
we're At for light md nt 3s ~ for heavy
maae snbact siifinEaee Of 10 lbs for ptaay
8uWB ind a lbs FOR etnAb. -
, 1880-04-14

BUFFALO, April la-No transactions Tepoftsds
Quotations nam!ually unchanged Tbs election ot
Tfustses Is ID absorbing topic.
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.FQREI0N.
191.
American securities IS. 1Gt; 4!3s, 11f13;
H. 1EI!s: Illinois Centrs,i, lun'x; PENNSYLVANIA
Ctltrnl ha: Erie. 4jst: secOds. u: tteadlny, -.
PARIS, April M-Itontes, x]r TX.
, 1880-04-14
'ElIAIlt4EY ZEN ttu'rIN,
in, tat..s,.,,,r.
1tY TEL.E{l1l.11s1I.
NEW YORK.

Special Dispatch To Tho Chicago Tttbune.
NEW Yni,k, April lD.--1rtncIlntey on opost-
Ing this ,nurning tho btArs pressed their nd
vnntngo. md tho market gcncrnlly WIS de-
pressed from Inst nights close, nlrl oven solid
sincks like I,nku shore, Ccntr,l, md Drs.ngcrs
shnrcl III tho decline. Subsequently thcrc was
n r1llly antlor purchases Of Jersey BY Kceuc. and
nf.cr various porIods Of 'rtrgularity the tnnrkat
was brought to n olosJ with Moceor less recnvcry
nt higher figures thin Mt tho opening. Theru
IL lfttla question TINT tho market Is rtl,fc,l t,y
tho bcnr, purity only to sell marc stocks
sp:essas s ans seo g ass s ap' sock SrRst SaF
whent, nnh cottnn hnvc, anil TINT ttefore tilorc Is
~ lower. Money is still active, atla tliring tho
Ms,st ~ Of to-.!ny i premium wy pa!.s for ts so;
Il II te 'nsTxG am ts s bsias ~ IT, s
ii he will attempt to cnver his et,orts without
strong enurt to brcnk tho conf stouiss, IN which
tlser vaS s W!;, h nYo re aee on tS It'll so live
thrown over nll their holding except tho soldier
s.oeks. which t',oy are cinEl'E 10 without rcser-
In fhk 1t'tJftrn At3atiattd i>TttJ.
NEw yonx, April 1a-Ooyesnmont bonus
IsuiIrond bonds closed strong. :.
Stnte securities dull.
Tho stock 1narket wns hcayy during tho morn.
M iaka s Ere Wessert. , Waissi,, @ Kansas { = roxs.
Iron Mountain. md Oh!os lGntltt,E tho tnwnwArd
movement. During the afternunn there WAS Il
hocks ri coal st0cka wcru tnken, md theso
ss,ares were most eosi'cans "a tao Mra;ct; t,' 2.
Erie. rncIilc Mail tho urnngers. 1.uko Shore, and
Southwestern Hhnres.
Directors il ti1is eity to-day Cyrus Field re-
signed rs President md DlrGctor. Fred s. Aues,
u lloston, VIVA elected to 1tll tho vacnncy IN tho
direction. and st,lon Humphreys w"s elected
ltrtBIt1pnt OF tho Company.
, 1880-04-14
KANSAS CITY,

Special Dl.pateh to Ths Chleaao Tribune,
KANSAS CITY. No., April H-nnAIx-JThs PF.ts
Current reports. Whoatltecolpts ss bu, ahipmonts
a.G1 bHs xeat. No. cash t!as, Apr!i: tis n ~ Il,
shpmonts, Is lA hn, nFmer, No. cash, 2SNcl April