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Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-19
STATE NEWS.

The Grctna Courier says that on Sat
urlay night August 7th, 1850, at about
midnight an alarm of fire was sounded,
and in hour and 80 minutes time the
large cooporagc Of j. II. Harvey includ-
ing an engine and other machinery was
totally destroyed.
Grctna Courier: In two weeks from
this date, the whistle on the first train
of cars between Houston and Now Or
leans will be heard in our village. Wont
it be great ight to stand on our Broad
way-Corpcrnicus Avennc-and look
upon those jolly Texans as they pass by'
Won't it!M
Shreveport Times: Deputy Sheriff j..
c. Elstncr returned from Dallas recently
with George Bowie, a color"l fugitive
from Justice who has some ha1f-dozcn
aliases, who had been arrested and held in
that city. George isa lively cuss and has
a decided penchant for cows. There are
several indictments against him in this
parish for COW stealing.
St. Landry Democrat: Contrary to our
expectations, and contrary to what has
usually been the case heretofore during
long spells Of wet weather, we have been
reliably informed by parties living in
different sections Of our parish that tho
cotton crops are in the finest condition
possible. Too much rain, as q general
thing, is considered fatal to the plant.
But this old theory has been completely
upset this season. Instead of the cotton
being in the least injured by tho cxces-
sivc rains we have had for the past five
ors six weeks, We arc told by reliable
planters that it has been perccptibly and
very materially benefited thereby. The
plant has not only grown unusually
large and vigorous, but is literally COW
cred with sound, healthy fruit.
The Opelousas Democrat says 3 races
were run on the Opclo,lsas course last
Saturday. The competition was be-
tween Natchez (Miss.) and st. Landry
parish horses. The latter all came out
victorious IIurrah for st. Landry.
Tho Shreveport Times says the peach
crop is panning out much better than
was anticipated some weeks ago. They
are selling on the streets at 50 cents per
blshel.
Shreveport Times: There is Il peach
tree in tho garden Of lady living in the
suburbs which is guilty Of a singular
freak this season. 1t is of % fine variety
and last year bore large peaches, but
now it is full of fruit not SO large as
hickory nut, and the singular part is,
that nearly all the peaches arc twins.
The Shreveport Times gives this sad
account of the killing of two little chill
drcn: Sunday morning about three
miles southeast of Collinsburg, Bossier
parish, II most distressing accident oc-
Cured, resulting IN the instant killing
of two children, u boy aged two years
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-19

stances as we learn them arc about AZ
follows: A white man by the name o1
Robert Gilbert, living on Mr.. Frank
Stray hams place, had been ont hunting
Saturday but from some cause his gun
would not fire, and Sunday morning he
went into Mr.. Strayham's workshop,
screwed his gnn up in the wise, took Of
ono of tho locks and began hammcring
about tho gun when one of the barrels
was discharged, the load going through
All inch plank, which formed part Of
the wall of the shop. Unfortunately
Mr.. Strayham's two little children were
playing just outside Of the shop and il,
range of the gun, and when it frol the
little boy dropped dead, several Of the
shot penetrating his brain, and his little
sister fell mortally wounded, having
been struck in abdomen.
Pointe- ala Hachc Observer: Mr.. Mar.
cisse LaFrance, living in Bur,s Settle
ncnt, lost by fire, Oh the night Of An-
gust 5tl his fine residence which had
been lately built. Owing to the high
wind prevailing at the time Of the fire,
tho intense heat destroyed % large num-
ber of fine orange trees in his grove. The
loss is abont 1000, and we regret tn
say the property was not insured. The
fire originated in the kitchen and com
mumicated to the house before it was
discovered.
Vcrmillionvillc Advertiser: On Mon
day the 9th instant Sheriff Edgar Mou-
ton arrested ono SOstllcnc Joseph, col
orcd, in st. Mary parish, charged with
murder. The accused was indicted by
the grand jury in October, 1876, for the
murder of SEVERN Girouarl, also colorcd,
in this parish in the month of August
preceding, and has for over four years
been fugitive from justice. Effort had
been made repeatedly to effect his cap.
turc, but in vain, until the last visit Of
our sheriff on that crrand.
Opclorsas Courier: We are imfOrlnc,
that few days ago train, on the La
Western road, ran over and killed u hoy
near Poupcville, in this parish. On the
day following as the train was nearing
the spot, % hog was again seen on The
track. The engineer blew the whistle,
but the hog did not move. He then sig.
| nailed down brakes, and the locomotiv,
was stopped just AS it touched the ami
NAL. 1tprovcd to be the same hog
which the train had killed on tho prcvi
GUS trip and along side Of it was i, piec,
Of rail stretched entirely across the track
evidently for the purpose of throwing
the trai, of the track. Fifty dollars re
ward has been offered for information
that will lead to the arrest of the mis-
creant who placed tho obstruction OF
| the road.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-19
PAPER FROM BAGASSE.
st Bernard Eagle.

1
Wo are highly gratitic,l in announcing
the fact that a good article of paper
HAS been manufactured from bagasse.
A few days ago Mr.. Hamp'len &tory, Of
this parish, submitted . sample of the
first paper made at tho Crockcr Paper
Mills, HolyVke, Mass, from bagasse pulp
prepared Oh his plantation, which prom.
ises q very remunerative future for this
now industry.
The appearance of tho paper justitics
the assertion that even writing paper
can be made with bagassc fibre.
The cost of preparing the fibre is adj
vantagcous, a fair estimate placing it
below twenty dollars per ton, and the
lowest valuo placed upon it is forty
dollars and the highest eighty dollars,
showing q clear profit, at its lowest
quotation, Of ono hundred per cent. II
has also been calculated that tho guam
tity Of cane consumed in producing one
hogshcad of sugar will yield one ton Of
fibre.
Mr.. Story informed rs that a company
is being organized ito forward this en-
tcrprise, the capital stock of which shall
be $50, 900, subject to any necessary in
crease for future operations. Tho object
of the company is to build one mill of
ono thousand tons capacity, at such a
point that may be agreed upon by the
stockholders. The cost of the mill will
not exceed S2l 900, and the subscribers
will not be called upon to pay more than
sixty per cent. The list of subscription
is headed by Messrs. J. H. Oglcsby,
$500. B. S. Story, S2,5o0; james d..
Edwarli, $500; VIM. NJ. Abbatt and
others for smaller sums. These gentle
men are using their best cndeayors to
have the mill erected and put into Op-
Grafton this season.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-19

Maud s., the queen of the t1otting
turf, beat the best time ever made in
the world, last Saturday at Rochester,
New York. Her mile was made in
two minutes eleven and three fourth
seconds, u full second faster time than
was ever before trottcd. 1t is now
said that Mr.. Bonner, has overcome
his scruplcs, and will allow one of his
fast ones to trot against this time.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-19

The smallest business that ever an
ex-Ppsident of the United States in
dulgcd in, has been enacted lately by
Gen. Grant. Lowering himself down
to the level OF a common pot house
brawling politician he has issued an
order to the "Boys in Blue to vote
for Garfield and Arthur.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-19
For the Press Convention to be held Oct. 4tl
BATON ROUGE.

Sugar Planter, Patriot Democrat, Southern
Watchn,an, Feliciana Sentinel, New Orleans
Democrat, Greensburg Gazette. Amite City
Independent, Gretns Courier. Shreveport Daily
Times, North Louisiana Journal Morgan City
Review, 1berviile South Marksvlle Bulletin
Lake Charles Echo, Lafayette Advertiser
Pointe Conpee Record, RicblaDd Beacon, Min
den Democrat. Opelousas Denocrat-TOtal, 10.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-19

Tildel drove the nail to the head with
his usual force when he said: "The
complete overthrow of the Republican
party in 1880 will be u rctributive judg-
ment, and will prevent u repetition
hereafter of the curse of 1876 against
the sovereignty of the people,"
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-19

The Baton Rouge CArlroLIAN IS a
stauncl Advocate Of the Sugar Plan
ter-GrctN0 Courier.
First rate pun, friend Courier. But
We Advocate the Cotton Bowt as we'll,
though Our first love was the Corn
Stalk, which died before the war. In
short, we Advocate the Planters
Friend.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-19

The st. Bernard Eagle says: From
the tenor of Il recent communication to
the. Baton Rouge CArfroLiAN we i'll
fer that tho etfusive "Protest of the
Alumni was too spontaneous to he
genuine. .......
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-19

When the newsarrived in the silver
camps around Leadyille that Ben
Butler was coming, II vigilance com
mittee wasimmediately formed.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-19

As An evidence Of tho richness sf tho sol in
this section, We would state that the common
Held weed grows to The height Of between 6fty
and sixty feet. From fifteen to twenty feet IL
n height not considered remarkable. Lot the
vary braggsfis Of The bonnIless prSi:ies Of tho
great West con for the proof, II they are
any ways skeptical. We have II. and Will take
pridsin placing 1t On exhibition. .-Batcs Rouge
Copitolian.s sS
What alazy lotthose Baton Rougers
must be! In Oregon the farmers
would be ashamed to permit common
field weeds to grow to any height |!
We brag on crops in Oregon, and
leave weed Dragging to the lazy Lou
isianians. s.-Portlond (Oreyon) Cath-
Olic Sentinel.
All, ha! We thought we'd catch
some meddlesome fellow. The weeds
referred to by us will be found on
the dome Of the Catholic Church and
Oh the dilapldated walls of the State
House in this city. The latter build
ing was destroyed by the Yankees
during the war, and the "lazy Louis
ianians" are now toiling at an expense
Of $175,0OO to repair it. So you see,
Mr.. Sentinel, no matter how high we
elevate the soil here, it is still protluc-
tive, sand, we dare say, will make a
better showing than sanity Oregon.
If you have any industrious people
up your way who have money to in
vest, inform them that the best open
ing is in q rich country where the
people are "lazy" Tote fair now!
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-19

A. NJ. WEST DENIES A postal card
from Con. West, contains the follow
ing reference to the allegations Of that
blatl.erskite Weaver, in regard to his
statements:
"YOm kind favor received. The
Memphis Appeal contains u similar
notice, to whicl, l responded be ore
yours came to hand. Of course, tho
report, SO far as it applies tome, is in
correct Your friend,
A. NJ. WEST.
This is in refutation of the charge
made by Weaver, that West said "ii
Hancock was elected President that
he would not live in Mississippi" Gen,
West need not have gone to the trout
bic to deny such u silly charge, for no
one who knew the man would for a
moment have given it any credit.
-Mayersvillo, Miss, Spectator.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-19

The st. Bernard Eagle says: "Wc
arc in full accord with the extra ses-
sion agitators, and favor the city OF
Baton Rouge as the right place to
hold the session and let the Chief
Executive conform to this and "thc
State is saved!"
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-19

More harm can be done by srum-
blors than can be repaired by worthy
citizens in twice the time the injury is
being done. .
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-19

Old subscriber: No, neither yo',
nor tho other fellow win. The bets
are off. The greatest effort Of Conk-
liny's life WAS not the speech he made
before the electoral scventO-eight
commisson, nor his speech OH the
Louisiana trouble. The srcatesteffort
of Conkliug's life was when he was
trying to get out Of Rhode Island with
Sprague and shotgun u good second.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-19

We call the attention of our local
Creenbackers to the following state
ment from the New Orleans Democrat,
whicl, is fully substantiated by tel
gra.ns from Maine: ..
The coalition between the Demo
Gratis i.nl Grenbacker i'll Maine
is now complete. The two parties
have united Oh u State ticket, on
members Of Congress and on the legis.
latiye ticket, as well as presidential
electors. They have, therefore, not
only an excellent PROSPECT for carry
ing the State aud electins = majority
Of the congressman, but also OF Sc
curing u United States Senator 70
s,,cceed Hannibal Han,lin. Hon. Brad
, 1880-05-20

dpfttat Ltspatth to Tia Chicago Tribune,
NEW YoltK, May lQ,-1RAIS-Wheat-Thore was
fall bualncae In winter wheat Irregular md ge-
orally DWar prlc0s, Influenced IN pArt by Lbs
oral offerings, In part By tho somewhat losa favorable
tenor OF atvlcoa ly cahlo. Through tha cerer ual-
lngs tho nAfk0t shuwed Muat hnaxinoss opening Tor
No. 2rod In tho option limo about oout pes busel
uudef last evenings tgurus, and In No. whNo
at reduction VI abnut 1s@lo. hasden-
Ing tand0ney. suon doY0upad which resulted Ia
nproty gono1nl rnl,y ot t2Ao, Lateat lranaaullons
tndlcated atnadtncas In tha carly dallvurlos und
rnthor loss hfnness IN tho opton ne. Sprtpa whuat
odontsly d1alt IN for early dotivoEyi options dull
n'la unsaued 74.0n hu No. rod vt <at 1ll}ft May
0ptl0us Ut Sl1a3lIJ&, Aap bu No. Chicago md Nil
wnuEoa nnd Minnesota spt.u3 at tslSl2l, nostly at
s!.a. closnz Ut sl.n fur strqixht Alwauksu; NJ. !
and sl.au lid. and DO juno options at gl.sl nsked
sss Fa 70 SIG s. s; {
a. sS 5 Snsns sss Ssa
il SsySss sa ssas asss, NJ e
q sS a Ii S's S3sa a'RstsHxa @
aa 2ssH Gss"a
SSas nS ;.it !s2r.;s AiS ASs: sSs
s :: $:s'ss: t::: s1E
Ss; $s!s.
3R9sa II IiSa a. ssR.aa Rs, s Il Ia
~, 1St rs,F 10 You'd refining Cubai Fannaa lighiy
WlisXY-Dutl and unsetuoaJ quoted at sli3 bld
snshsssa aa
NIthnut notable sctlvEly. For l:tvospuol. enxaxs-
9,Ants in1l4aa w by wheat a. By. showing sxht
assirs siay 1ss.h s IT.; R,sy3s asd y ~ Z
10 ~ IYtsssF7. Astoetatkd Prfga,
NEW YUuK. Nay l9-CoI.TnN- -Easer -. 1iYt9l2e
III. s!siss % asI 2'Ss; ' 5q1 Att
IT Tssps as?Sss Untitled 9fsd
5e 5sae aaEdsd ad ca 81 H. 81 TIKI
lnxrddnI aI4bof, p akfl Nj, palGpT,. .7LMR;
iEs; iYHEfssS TgSS g5 :M r. IT.; 81 o. jSSs iii
SfS3 .T$rnscas6 II Sssi;sfI iatusss ,apl'; @ =:
N. aSssss ioT ssixs, wi 10. Asy, 3s1sS!soS::
%a:tatS, Witt WIFI Ssss.Ess,
lIAT-Actlve and hfua NJ 1aas0o.
llups-h1AlnAly unchanged.
eass Il a'fs IL. ~ S sasss saTSSi s
ltlca Iii good dsn.adl CaEoltna. ds1sso; lt1nyS4a,
FIietxuM-y1mor, unIted. sss&ei s,<s'stas .a-
TxilSE- Quiet nnt steady atol-lassA Alsa
llsslN-UulIt s{HaIl.M =
EE11rsSSrlS,E-nrTlx H!S;G:s,: + I'LL xne 'h
i.s1TusS9in islt dsa3ndi l.omlook so,a. ihosaos
AyreA uud Nu uFaudo tl3ht middle aud 4eaYJ WVlxht
Woor-l,ull and nominal, dome.t,u neece, 4sos7e,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. jul; I'D ms.4 5ii7j, aax,5,l ,2H
s!ssr middless l3-i5ai sauri cioar midaas 7I.I
Larl Ktvnseti pElaa steaau, T.t19a
, 1880-05-20

"ltignu." Of Tho New lurk Sun, whu t"r
months hns brc1l grcat tcr OH eiocks now s"cs
good ll solid rcaAtfls why tho cORl Ett'cks should
20 w. 1ncknwnnna, II Is "Eenil-o -ofltclnlly"
stuffed. will rHy II dividend of 2 per cent for tho
last Flx months Of TIM current ycHr. All tho
conl companies aro making money, with the
possible exception Of Heading. Tho fail III tho
price Of lrt,l ut1ds great ilCnt to tho prospects
Of tho roal companies. Now TINT tho price Of
Iron II 20 much ipwcr It cnnnot prutabIy to linz
ported, and au Increased demand for coal for
tho rrnsuutlon ut home iron anil steel rails Ia
confidently expected b. tho trnde Besides, nt
the present lower prices tho railrunds will much
moro readily rcnow their o[1 rails nsd nncr-
tnko other repairs shan during tho Inst six or
eight tnonths. Tho comparatively Inv
prIco OF materials witt nlso necessarily
giyo a spurt to tho construction Of
now railroads. Tho Philadelphia ITtigtr
declares tho outlook of tho conl tr,,IlIc go0t,
better. III fuct, thaM Il arpcatr,l at auy tImo for
the past month or moro. Tho anthracite coal
interests have decided to continue tho existing
working arrangements for tho retyilif,1er of tho
prcsunt month. In addition to this II Is not lnt-
probabto TINT there will Do an unbrokon stop
paKp for two weeks IN tho 1nonth OF Jul,c.
Thcro Is n harmonious understanding to this
elect, should tho condition pf tho trndo ut tho
incoming OF tho next month seem 10 require It.,
1lcsitles nil this, tho present. condition Of the
Iron trndc which Is to largo oxtcnt tho sup
port Of tho coal trade, promises, It IL thought,
enrly rnvivul.
Tho Now York Tribune docs not take this view
OF It:
hut MI this talk falls to scare tho consumers
into purnhnsil,E ir adrance Of wtlts: The fntt
that sn lfiln conl IL now wlhtttl u.tAblshcs tho
cDrrectneSs n tho views cx],rcssCsl tn tho 1rfi.
produced an sold iii 1910 wlls not tho ,ni,,F,ro
e o re a't egrae,1y &c ~. 70 ,s II "! t
, 1880-05-20

ttl probably Us much ,ta 70 pnr cont ul"An nr!I
crs "f s7,,',nrrct !."l rttn il,.,le as purchased
hx sSSySs = NV YdrR m kv w &C. !o N TSsR SsR
f'ShSS sht an !sa {; Ffs'$ 5sSes & s@St Il
quantities u Kaols nre represented BY tH.yn,ents
through tue clcnrfn4- titnso now thail wcrc 20
rerrt,son'etl II .InH';ary an! tsr'.ary Totwt.h.
l,ren Mi enormous decline III speculative trnns-
notions In nlnlnst all kinds III Hnrehnntisc, Ms Ii,
uhatcs for ,fu.ne.tiu CONSUMPTION or shipment
Hlrcntty represented by tho present exshAngcs.
hrc 'n,leh larxcr ns rcarocte tinntlt'os thhn such
thrc0 months ago.
Spttta, Dhpa.eh to 1Ae Chienoo Tribune.
important. ltMilro!,ls wart, Tho most acttvo IN
H. Ill., s s ~ M y hs s*a G9S sthnr
IA };;;s }5S II Ess| Gs'sS ;ss.o IT,;
s!'t osssSssy sfSssy t. SsS NaW fosk esnN NS NGs9'E FL.
siatd. :!sty!jf; rhIiaticiphin ! Wilmington. III.
Union !,!lclil1, sl.f; Hasten 4 MaIne. lai East-
9r Yi: T. Ess Msw MMsnpah'ro alh' no'to" Albany
. iionas-!!Srtt;tl Eric, aso3sA, Republican
vliy IT,: wcat l gfafs snatnsrn sr,, ts r
@ ii@s: old cnieny e Is, 81 ia. ''' o"''' '''A' ~
s1inlnR stt,eks wero Greatls noRleotol, and
showed ,,o lnlportnnt changes.
LAND 4tncks showed sutlnr feclng, tho only
movement IN them being small Bales Of boston
Land ut W u4ld GS.
ronEfGN.
LONDON, bfny 19-C0nsols, % 3-l8: nccount,
20 6-1G.
American sccuritics-Ncw 6s, 105A: 4XB, Ill;
Is, l0DA: lll,neIs Ce,trai Ids: rennsylyania
Central, hst; Eret ts!; do Buc0nls, 9Q; 1tGAding,
@3s.
Silver Il ka r 10 pcncc pcr ounce.
PARIS, Mny 11-neiltes, S6f 50c.
t3EnI.tS, May 11.-Tho statement Of tho I'm
I,rrlAl LINK % 1erninny SHOWS an iucreaso in
specie Of ], 1,JoO, ,0u0 niarks.
, 1880-05-20
REAL ESTATE.
Tho following instrumonts wore filod for rec
ord Wednesday,, atay1y:

Tho following Instruments wore filed for rec
ord Wednesday,, 3faylu:
cry PROPERTY,
siG r. ,ca Msyy u tss,s. s!5
II is;%s ssS III; Il ;aSliss
Jill Sse,SsS sa,S saS a:S 1900
"A: !: s s.s;: S { ss3 tSs:: i
: ij i; ;:sis Eli S;Ss:j;
viii S.;: Il; i i 4;$ssssS$; L i
viii !; Ss II, ii, i .i,
~! aas Il; {ssnS @ Il II ssSs %sts's:
siS $niii j; 5S:i; ;;aSs
'f;;ss $s;s; y si$$. S$ T., i e. SS;;l; I; il il
l,Sao!nh % 4 Il ~ fliasil L S.ii1 1872
ssS" ass Hpf II Il Gusfss s. s'fFmifss d Ely
wSy: ay !, II s y I'D i | kiisa il Il # s;' siss ns
esn5s ~ ;da M IT.; gBbt5fs;t It 5s'.t oSassi s1
WI ::;:$ s;:S iii if S'Sl III lsJ@:s;Ssi i .
sSs& ;sS;;: u; I'LL Gs; i ii iii i: t. sis;.'s
S:ss:'sfS ss:$ IL; i d; a; [iii$s j I'll sSa:
sf*ss as!s1 Il ssy e tlsss t
Wsst Eonxress 1t, lis II 0 1T xbordcon. i /, iSx
il HSzh'nn % II = iaRhes,; @ - :s. ~ - am
Wrst .1ncks',n 81. III II o Uf California Bv,4f
......,.. 1850
souTu or ctrr LIMITS. WITHIN 4 RADIUS oy BEvEN
NllEH W TIE cuUKT-IuCBE.
Htxty-hrst at, 25 II " Ut l.1pMIs. . T. 45ri2afk
tlnlsd Aay 10 tAnlvln DO lay IL Ernust
, 1880-05-20

6tEfal Ultpaltk to The CNlfa1o TffhHNs
NEW yeNK, Mny lp-Tho Public says tho o1-
favorable Or ~ unlrt.riil III tLasu Of son,u rrp-
vis.'is wcoks hut they sill ahow that the yOii,nu
Lnarllt9t contr1lry tn t,st0n faIIs t,liil,tl tnC
corresponding week lust yeat, us Bun Fr.ilclsctl
dues. u'l the tncrc1lsn ut lnlt,npre for the wprk
nr milwaukee, report IN lurEe xRfns ia isliIl,
!i!iE Chlrnxu, New fnrk. and lsnstnl, atnnpH tho
g iavger H!!tes, and kansls City, lulanuE'ls, aud
aAtlsiuetory Kains, considering tho luW r1!ilunHt
ErIgca % T., Which values Ass now computed. Tho
following SfInWa thu Mi,hllllt Ot exchanges 1T
TN, fratlc!scO for tho week uutiing ARy i, at, ut
All tho 0thor cities fur tho week ul(lir iiWy Isl
, 1880-05-20

Luu1svlL1K, aIay la-coTroN-Firm at 1lH6
FLOUlt-QniGt, extra, ttt1s eItrn family, AsoI Nos
l. AtDa5,ai; ohdlca fnnoy, iInletGM
CltA1S-Whoat quiet I'D unchanged n n60l@.
Corn steady, With n fair dnn,andt No. Wh!ta' "
%s6rs do ullxed, 414c. Oats qulct, No. white Aei
do mixad, $50. ,9tyo Htuady md irns, No. ssasee
tIAf-Dull nnd UNCHANGED Mt ~ ,0l1i1.M ,.,,s :,
fnurlsluSs-!'nrk quiet but firm ~ tltafsiia -
Lard slendyi prime k!ghm.. $IA Hulk tue4n Y ~ ~
iiaGOn lul9tl Nlluuldars N.6Q cgaf vih t4a3 esesA
f7;m tlAmx- -6nxHr.GuroA dull at &4aa*laM
WAfBkY-HtGsQy nk $k.UA
, 1880-05-20

ToLxDo, O., May l1.-GMAIk-Wheat dulll ems1
Michigan, aii7, No, red Wabash. spot, tl'l ~, aaT
el.sfif juno, Sl2f' July. $i.01i& AuEuat N4e. w.
rcd Wabash, sLloI DO Dayton md MiehRan, Gnl ao.
1amber llilnula, tl.l1!St No. red m!xal 9LlA coa
dull, hlKh nll1e!l, E3Hc; No. = 10, !po MaI rss%
Act ry1ectod. 4VAul Ia1pagod, 2c. osu ascaaJ' Nv
cl1sed. Wheat woak} No. 2 rod wahaaa' sL'19'
MEestTrs"Wh5as. Il ID bu, corn. saon ou' ds'''h
1,tlD 1u, '-,''.-1 '-'--1' . ~, -. ~.
.6HipltERTs-Whcat, 2s,Uo hu, corr. sa,oW bnt W.
lpy, Lu1l pu4
, 1880-05-20

AILwAuKEE, Wis.,. May l3--GItAlS-Whest vii,
nprned NJ lever. and cl0sed slondleri NJ. hut
$lI: No. Mtlwu4ko9. ILL; Nh. do. sl0l Ass, alaT
Juno slUJ; July. $l.x1i M. Milwaukee, glJfe Nat
a;ci raJectatl, 7tc. Corn In Roud donAnd, So,aASe
Oats shlEllcr and scurcai No. ut HSSc. lys hears
ltld Wnnt9ii No. l. H7c. UuriHy weak; No. J sa!1 ~
lIlnylaluN*-tlutok md woaki 1,ass pott ehls IT
cslsti nlid alnyt $ial june, =
liuus-QuIpt Gnd u&c!NnEgd.
E'AktuliFA-AyhDat 70 iiuhhlo, Sic
j, AHcxlfrs-F1ons, ,tu bril-, wheat &m bui oaA
SM.EMxNTs-Whoat 400 bur corn. aavam bpI ossst