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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-02
A SOLDIER Wanted for a yvitnas.

CINCINNATI, Dec. John Crawford, an
eccentric man who died about week ago,
leaving an estate valued at from thirty to one
hundred thousand dollars, was reported to
have made provision for building home for
aged colored men. The will has been opened,
and it is found he has left his entire property
for that purpose, directing that the home
shall be built on tract of 1879 acres at
College hill. The will cannot be probated,
owing to the death of one of the witnesses,
VIM. VanVieck, Jr., and the absence of the
other. John j. French, who enlisted several
months ago in the regular army, and is sup
posed to be somewhere in the West.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-02

q Fetc Words to the Members of the Leg
SsLature.
To the Editor of the Globe.
PENNINGTON, Nov. 20, 1SSO.-Retrench.
ment and reform is the order of the day end
rendered doubly necessary on account of the
reckless extravaganza occasioned by the long
control of the State by the Republican par
ty. Our hard worked people are crushed
with heavy taxes, and If wild extravaganza
is continued many of the poor laboring men
Will have to sell their little homes on account
of their inability to pay taxes and assess
ments. There are several State offices, the
duties of which should be performed by one
person. These Offices are:
Railroad commissioner.
State Insurance agent.
Secretary of board of emigration.
State examiner.
The duties of the above Offices are 90 light
that one person could attend to them all and
| thus save the salaries squandered on the other
three. Thus the heavy burden of taxation
can be reduced by about $4,000, and prob
ably other reductions can be made. It is
just to the taxpayers that the law makers
should protect them as far as possible, and
while We can expect no relief from the Re-
puoilcan party, as party, there must be q
few willing to unite their efforts with the
Democratic members to save the State from
such outrageous expenses as are incurred in
the payment of salaries to these fancy State
officers. Are there not enough conservative
Republicans in the legislature to unite with
the Democrats and fill the vacancy in the
United States Senate created six years since
by the election of s. j. r. Mcmillan? The
people are tired of him. as shown by the
vote in his precinct in November. His pre-
cinct has clear Republican majority of 1873,
and while he and his friends stood at the
polls and worked all day yet the
precinct was carried by the Democrats. We
cannot elect Senator, but the Democratic
members will unite with any wing of the
Republican party in the election of Ramsey,
Sanborn or any other good Republican.
Name your man and we will give him our
support, provided he is as good as either of
those named. Let me say to the Republican
members who are tired of Mcmillan, keep
out of the CAUCUS, and when the time comes
We will help you to elect man who will rep
resent our State with credit to himself and
profit to his constituents.
MEMBER FROM DAKOTA.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-02

AFTER great trials st. Louis has managed
to get ep corner in corn-not in its liquid
bat in its original state. The results have
been telegraphed all over the world, the op-
orators having realized nearly $125,e00. The
sum looks small when compared with the
seven millions realized by the manipulators
of the pork corner in Chicago at the close
Of the November deal.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-02

IT is evidently the purpose of the Chicago,
Milwaukee & St. Paul railroad company to
make of that corporation the greatest in the
world. Already it controls larger number
of miles of road than any other combination
on the continent, and is stretching out its
arms in every direction into the new and
rapidly developing territory to the West and
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-02

Northwest. These new lines may not be i'm
mediately productive, but ultimately they
will be the main sources of revenue to the
company. The managers of the road are do
ing great deal towards the settlement of
the country, and will be entitled to the
thanks of the whole nation for the work ao-
complished.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-02

TIE persecution of the Jews in Germany
continues. 1t may be timely to suggest that
the Jews desert Germany In body, taking
with them all their worldly possessions. If
they should do SO the government as we'll as
nine-tenths of the business men of the
country would find themselves stranded
upon the shoals of bankruptcy. Without
the aid of the Israelites Germany would to-
day be fourth class power.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-02

The publisher of Truth has taken
false step in entering suit against the New
York Times for libel. Such entertainment
should be left to those outside of the news
paper business. "A man of ordinary sense
should understand that nothing but humili-
alton can result from libel suit against
nAHananer.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-02

IT is said that the English cabinet is per-
fecting measures for the relief of the dis
tress in Ireland. This may be encouraging,
but instances have been known of people
dying of starvation while philanthropic So
cieties were devising means for their relief.
The Irish people are in the same danger.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-02

William W. Holoomb. appellant, We. John A.
johnson, respondent.
Syllabus-An order made by u district
Judge upon disclosure in proceed
lngs supplementary to execution, ap-
pointing a receiver of certain specific
property OF the judgment debtor, is an adjudi-
cation that such property is not exempt prop.
erty, ard protects the receiver for acts done
under it. and In conformity Herewith, though
afterwards reversed for error in such adiudica-
ton.
Order overruling demurrer to answer affirmed
CORNELL, J.
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TO CITY SUBSCRIBERS.

City subscribers who receive seven papers POI
week, delivered By carrier, can have equal eppor.
Aattiss for participating In the awards for saah
prsrniunns, the on1s difference being that they win
ksvs to pay the regular seven paper rata which 70
$50 for fun years subscription, or g.. % for ax
nonths. Those who choose to accept the premium
sasr win be entered In tho current alasa which may
BE open when fhsy subscribe.
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It is to the interest of anv ne

1t Is to the interest of any person wishing to
purchase Piano or Organ to consult Messrs.
Pelton, Pomeroy d Cross, Nos. $50 and 152
State street. Chicago, who are wholesale agents
for Cbickering, Hazelton, Decker d Son, Ernest
Gabler, and a variety of other makes OF pianos.
and the Wilcox d White and Taylor and Farley
organs, Send for catalogue and prices.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-02
New Territory ACQUIRED,

Our days of rheumatism are we'll nigh
numbered, according to an Illinois exchange.
st. Jacobs Oil enters q rheumatic territory,
and conquers every subject. That's right.
We believe in it.
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Wsek1y 61nbe.

Tia gE. PAUL WEEKLY GLOBE b a
ExhtPsss Fifty -six-Oolumn paper, ssnt 10 any
eAarsss IN the United States postage paid for one
essx, for sl.lk.
H.P. HALL, Publisher.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-02

Will come over the land unless Charley Cald
well stops securing the best viands in tn 9 ma,
ket for his free lunches.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-02

VIM. Rathbone, liberal, has been elected
Oarna. ooshire, 10 ELL the vacancy caused By tie
appointment of Watkins Williams. one of the
justices Of the queens bench. Rathbore, who
represented Liverpool in the last parliament
defeated 81. j. Ellis Manney, conservative, by
.029 votes,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-02

GEN. LOGAN is sick. The result of the
Presidential election was enough to ruin the
constitutions of many men far more hardy
than Jack Logan.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-02

Ladies' Muslin Underwear at half price.
Zahm Mann's closing out sale, Third and
WabashaW streets z
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-02
Municipal Court.
Before Judge O'Brien. !

IRcAoIo SuUSc ~ OIl6n,
CRIMINAL.
The city vs. Emile Wentlsnd; drunkenness.
Sentence suspended.
The city VS.. James Kenney; assault and bat
terry. Fine of $25 paid and discharged.
The city vs.. Margaret Bradley; vagrancy.
Committed for ninety days.
The city VS.. James Kennedy; assault and
battery. Continued until TO day:
The city VI. Robert Huges and Elias Fair;
same. Discharged.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-02

To Lovers Of Fine Plug Tobacco.
Keno" Plug, manufactured by Musselman
d Co., Louisville, Ky., is the choicest plug to-
hacco sold. Adam Fetsch, Wholesale agent.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-02
THE COURTS.
Supreme Court.
i0nfOher Term 1891


October Term, 1880.
John Jenicke, respondent, VS.. the Minneapolis
q st. Louis Railway company, appellant.
Syllabus-Evidence considered and held in
sufficient to sustain the verdict.
Judgment reversed and new trial ordered.
-" - -
Bruno Schubert, respondent, vs.. the Mime
apDlis St. Louis Railway company, appel
liant. kaS
Syllabus-A railroad company which has
failed to fence its road as. required to do by
statnte. must run its trains upon the basis that
cattle rightfully upon adjoining lands may
stray upon the track on account of the absence
of fence. The ad Oining land owner is not
to be deprived of the use Of his land by the
failure of the company to fence, and in using
the same he has a right to expect this course
of conduct on tho part of the company.
Whether III exercising his right to use his land
the land owner has been guilty of negligence
contributing to an injury to his cattle, 10
ordinarily question of fact for a jury, to be
determined with reference to ell the circum-
stances of the case and the duty of the COM
pany as above indicated. Merely suffering his
cattle to Craze upon his land or to 60 to q
spring thereon in broad daylight Is not such
negligence on the part of the land owner. in
law. notwithstanding the compsny's road is
unfenced. and notwithstanding there is another
ra lroad within a few hundred feet.
Judgment affirmed. BERRY, J..
Sarah P. Butler. appellant, VS.. the trustees of
the First Presbyterian church of Min
neapolis, Robert f. Sample and 81. g..
Side. w. w. McNair, A. M. Reid, G. 81.
I Petit aud j. G. McFarlane, trustees of the
Westminster Presbyterian church of Minne-
apolis, and jacob Z. Sidle and A. T. An
drews as trustees under the will and estate
of William P. Ankeny, deceased, respond
ents.
Syllabus-A devisor devised to his widow
1.-THE house where we now live, with the
grounds connected Herewith, being lots
one. two and three and two-thirds of lot four.
in block two hundred and twenty Eve situate
at the junction of Eighth and Helen streets in
the citylof Minneapolis. The lots mentioned
were not situated at the junction of Eighth
and Helen streets, but at the junction of Eighth
and Minnetonka streets. Those lots would
take only part OF the house which was situat-
ed on lots four and Ave at the junction of
Eighth and Helen streets. The devisor did not
own lot one and had conveyed (subject
to a condition of forfeiture az il
claimed) the one-third of lot two next lot one
but did own lots three, four and five and the
two-thirds of lot two next lot three.
Held. that the description by the number OF
the lots was mistake and must be rejusted.
Order affirmed.
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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-02
T rebate Court.

rebate Court.
Before Judge O'Gorman.
In the matter OF the estate Of Alfred Day,
deceased. Special administrator qualified.
In the matter of the estate of Mary l. Saun-
ders. Account allowed and guardian dis
charged.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-02
Kid G1oves

Trefonse, 8 button, $1.6
Trefonse, 2 button, $l.50.
Alexander, 8 button, SIC.
Alexander, 2 button, Zoe.
Our Own, button, 45c.
Our Own, button, ESQ.
Zahm d Mann's closing ont sale, Third an,
Wabashaw streets.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-02

Use VIM. Clarke SONS HELIX NEEDLES.
Factory Factor at Redditch. England. Office, so
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-02
Upper Mississippi improvements

ST. Louis, Dec. 1.-The Mississippi River
commission, with all its members present,
excepting Captain Jas. B. Eads, met here in
private session to-day. The special object of
the meeting is to discuss plans for improve
ment OF the upper Mississippi river and pre-
pare report to Congress of the progress
made since the last session of that body!
The house If tho Skaters of M.ro,, =, w.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-02

The houae Of the Sisters of Mercy in Tuam.
county Galway. has been destroyed by fire.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-02
GnFILLAN, @. J.

F. Fl. Len6eld, respondent. vs.. James Wheeler
and W. Henry II. Wheeler, copartners as
Wheeler Bros.-Raiph j. Wheeler, appellant.
Syllabus-Where a complaint stating no
canse of action or ground Of relief
against particular person is not SO amended
as to do 30, an order making such person q
and answer such complaint is erroneous.
Order discharging order to show cause re-
versed and order making said Ralph q party
and requiring him to appear and answer i. va
Gated. BERRY, j.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-02
District Court.
before Judge Simons. !

COURT JASES.
j ALA 7. Greenleaf VS.. P. T.. Egan; actio,
for an accounting. On trial.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-02

Henry A. Feltes, respondent vs. Henry Balch
and Foster L. Balch, appellants.
Syllabus-Order denying motion for new
trial made upon the ground of alleged sur
prise which ordinary prudence could not have
guarded against sustained. Order affirmed.
BERRY, j.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-02

The O0nnoil1eeting Yesterday-A Number
of Important Petitions Prevented.
The city council met at 2 o'clock yesterday
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-02
COMPARATIVE TEMPERATURE,
A CONSPIRACY

Sergeant Signal Corps, q. s. A.
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THE PUBLIC DEBT.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The following Is the public
debt statement for November:

Total without interest 4O., eu7 .7sa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-07

So 9s E 1S2 %n tt SE S
ka;t Coast fIrGI91d general Cargo private sns ss
IONS, Hown Tiber. quotei 30 3Gs FTom ag56
baltimore several bars 1000 q Grain to CORK yer 9T
orders b. July oaqiag ana o. 81 i FT Pad ip6ia
Norwegian bark direct port 5 DO as os5o o
american bark tons hcre) Honolulu general adgo
private terms Quebec to uenos Ayro-ritlsh 9aT5
SOGOoo feet Lumber net lmm a"ntral 20 no Jpnsrn
ba 221OO4 90 30 re- f hem s6I net From Jackson
yineSchooner 1900 Tee do to Sew org 5S 90 an Nor
wcran orders, etc. $500 qrs Grain os'i
9IsSIn Tnng sale only but about steady .aos
s 6ETf RI Rcana ineT ' PmaGha '' a. c, ana
5nno h. xonStba 5sc ReGned a, &C. bid
NewYork bid tor phianepha and Sc Tor BeIin1I gs
s2s1i tes a. a. G Ex@nr 800 b6s opening
.iy21rinf 6 t. ~ AZ ana [i b Grccd change
elotpr export demand limited ht 5Peco' HrS
Mess ?t f 25 ssltlnf Price Thru %9 ca All. G
s rZ$i b Jny 81 J. 3gfl 10 fo 5c AGSTs All 300
81 '' TsPcPSg Ta active pccs syong buyers
acs $50 city Extra lnda Mess, SIC sis Pan Mess'
SG0slS philadelphia Do A MS od h,
s ana 1s,c ana 4e IL a3 h pri Brrs 7isr7Ic 500
Picked shoulders, ~ YER o' H'nai io,r
and weak cy Lew to Lgh :s AK, PIG NC NC:
very reg te roth FOR .5p9rt and 9P s,,iBs
pr gS on ast Gs &C. 1000 tcs jay o2c ce.inE
lg28c.: 40 tcs Au2u.k ihJs 80 ~ GO'iHf IT, ~ 5js
les wear a7 taGqgo THIRD Call-Ju:y 7.'2 nc August
TO,0 7O7 2c: september i.lOd ljC October. q ~.
Year 69jaG c. do. BUYERS op9n, m n '52S, e,
tCs. 600 n o..
quoted 7.3T .c Continent ltt a nd " 5e
is SIadc llF
ulind: Lon Island NcwJ"rscv l3l23l+c S'ato anu
Pcnusy lvaia. l. l5c. Western, Od Ii 2c Caad Ia
elise
RiCE-Q unchanged.
STEAHI%E|f'im Western. sl,d sa-c City. Sa5Gsi2c.
SIGAR-IW aIf Is Actyc and Timer: Fair to Good lrh;
iu2. 407aSc; sales luoU hda. cn fug~ 51c COT ana
.Slcts &C.: 1000 mats Iona 1'+c
100 lag, Porto rico she hhlt. Cuba MuscOvadc ANA
Nlnpss, Surar &c: 2UO hL-. cuba, basis Of 10 Tor ar
Refining. uciued actvc. sir ne; crushed PoMucI' ~ ap
Cut 90. sr. GranulItcl. 9"r oandad y, 9AGS'ec'
IALl o. ! ID Siir.. ~ 'VgV{ T.. iS~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-07

TOTAL RECEIPTS u pR)O';E
Per Torh R,rCr. vessels md EtI"Jffs
SATURDAY. Juuc ,. l-sO.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

ASIiEs-QHiet, IN hanged
forf E.i,I ava i:!;er W az here ere, a. g.; l. oT
f. s%% a5 500 BAG Clay s. s La c IN I u
Dc0IfTToS-srot cotton quiet firm uacnangea; ea ~
nGg aud ~ for ,ccnitinni 81. HT"!,I o. c'i,ii, ,
ma lay last wgeE and % 9 y y,tdi , M aE gtG's
Futures moderately active coa!ng AIn ANA D." j. l"u.s
h&er sAg ~ e. iY I pain hnsuIr I S1 81: ul rpenG
1L2iHlI85 mciooc 1879 iS' >gy'nnel H. i".irG a. M
Rings and MsrHnsJage ig. JGy 4rgu, iS%
bel. iU'5 January, 1917 I~days closing pices Tor r.n
Iacsjune Los 30 d Xxx q Aa%'
lGGSGinG7 !; december l"DCalo.c7: January 1000
iTTiI0UHH$ NEHi efT6Gr-Mm&ct rorhc, steady,
nee, for cxpoI mainy Low Grades: sIs, i-,. nh. in
S SSs T1n a" n %s s b5 t C j u.s. 20
Dl. Winter Wheat E'tIa - S1@jG Nj, w o ,
Indies S. % 500 G9s SepG4e s. . sGa s. -"
bnl' were ior eXpofI S}"''GdngE; ~. Iomron - ~
e., 81 vtra ltato s. S6asi 5o Good 10 Iancr do
q j50sG: Conmon to 1o9d ESa Mtsisrn 50 n0@t 30
Ennnd Hoop ONO 81 CO6Sj GOoc Choice do. 81 20
% Ss1 $50 CO. ss@rs Eia >, - 80 30 straight
&l25 Patent 50 50@sS 3D. rhey MIN I,I hr aa 9t o.
Far Good 50 o. go - 'oon 10 hoCe FAMILY g
ra:Sn so %9or SE61 HiI G SS S
so bb s5aSJ 20 tor Tue TI% is 5ITane y ~
CORN ME- II anct steady sales 4OU bbs. Yeio" Western.
WIZ l9a lc. better brisk export
a hont he side no ati"ns 672OOI buh future
sfTs is No. S%' T% si 9S%sl ~ latter Wy
80 PuE 81 ~ LIZ HG MTaErr ~
10 hed 81 peas o c'osng strong at 81 80 Mixed Wn.
to- w Il $' 81 Is &c. o Whs Extra who
g n IN :tPr" go 9n: H ISd JHns %7,as e.
closing 81 d. Joy 81 %5 u.s. el25nS s. i3
81 81 2S5.@si az closing ~ 24L9S % RYE about
S SeIt xce ssie' mi Nominal HAIIY %Ar
sIea4y sales coUCg gusR n1d Eocs spt and Home
uso large radeon speculative sdc%'n sales ~" eu.
MxeG 5% Sc; 10 = Loinili steamer MiScG, 6IaJ -.
N NY : jaas s hs% @ aa 2 i%
- i1I AID s. dni SAX bush inclnd.nl so at
ii ii%c. 80 White. 442lo: No 2alH"!24c: 70.
Mstd Wtstcrn Il &c Vino do ~ sc >cd Si+c'
Chicago i2c 1000 Dus. 50 june &C. 1VcA Of Gre,n
On , ito go BUSH oats L. bush; Malt 1850 bush.
H 2KKT ilHD sTRA% linn Ia active requcst light re.
'IIpi'Das- Qmet but generally steady.
iiHPs II: dnll. Ir.cc- moe nominal tLan rea'.
NaVHl sTOREs-spiriis f.upenine very firm s,G quiet
nt 81 &c more quiet b. unclaimed al - 4OasI 10
tor str1iSea ia rom connng good
demand an al rates remain sG+ 20 T9 ~ @
acon chee's 70 al 100 saie r cSI2 2 NC t
lDls do "a 100 tons Me'l men &Gods @2G IS "a Ton
%s. 200 pies Provisions us Gda37- i'd Hull steam.
500 h9si Tr 1an bns d. a. 100 pkg rrovsion. -
GiO There c!ntinenII enEsSemtns o; ho ,
raHa1 Of PairS TO M5E' 81 3d. sh zst
5'o' p SSs DO iooGo bush GTaia Is 10a per
Or go bills Alcohol 4S9d GG to- CO GTe is o, 2s
S and 5OG qrs Gram each 3D. iree eev'nF Nor
Ts1an o Ss sA same Voyage 500 and H. 5
SsFc c % AnTS oE aSd d.
ship ECyAS SG S S 49, 3D. B.h 10y bS ai
oTiesuT Of Antwerp $500 Do private terms r,ish
n'Ts
US tons: 10 Iavre. general eais' aud c-'He on le4E'
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL June 5.-Pork--prlme Mess Eastern. dull
at g. western dull at 3D. Bacon Cumberland e, Cat
steady NJ So d.: Short RIB. steady AT SO Long Clear
steady a. ~ short Clear steady at 80 Cd msOng Cut
Dull at 72i Extra Mesa dull II Prime Mess. dun at
02 ls.iu Ilmo ester stea.y ~ 90 "a % 5E
Rosn-Comnon steady at 4d Fine steady at 10 Cd Cheese
American Choice steady At IL. Lard Oh Jun NJ 49,
F"ur-E1tra state dull at ~: WheatoEo I, White
dull ~ . lOd; spring No = steady NJ 3D. New WIN
ter Western steady at Od New southern Winter steady
AZ 10 Al COru-MiIed. New frmer at ID. Cottonseed
Oil-Yel,ow American market. ROsn-CommOn. 2t
London dun ~ 4Od rurprntne Spirits at London d9il at ~
LIVERPOOL Juno 5-l2:O p. n.-PrOvisOnS-Lard 33lod
per evil for American; Bacon 339d per c" for Long Cear
Mlddlrs
LIVERPOOL, 6-2:3O p. m-RreadsuTsC0rn 500 per
GENITAL for Now Mixed Western. PrOduce-Sprs OF Tutpen
tine 80 perCwt
LONDON Juno "a m-Spinfs OF Turpenne. 3ii per cwt
AEIWEBP june 5.-PetrOeum. 1872 francs Tor hne pale
American.
BREMES, juno 5.-Peroleum. marks 30 pferniGs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-07
THE STATE OF TRADE.

nuFsno Jqne :lety and nncn}nrcl What I1s2j
Wlutb s so. Whit, Iii,hisio IN ar ol- at q G q"
with no bids. Corn active ara shade h'sh ~ 80, ~ ~
4,--c: - 900 bush ~. Milwaukee - Airve al '7
So g. % bush. do &C ia j5[c. >, 90 pnsh 10 Me,-
,fi %" "T ID o A. A. Ilc Oats ori Int si'adv
W"-tcri offered ~ 30: cash WIN ~ d. ha'.ty q I've
Iqn ," 60 gi.r so G@2I'rS . fMistn t. Tc
prcirhis WHEAT - C.: com. &C. Oats, &.
tuI,A 400. Jnnr Florf nominal. %he4l m fair demand
2na llr e." i o' ';s.' o' & ii, i,93, g
Sprnr az - oo''c. com active and higher 20 and ish
& :, V!sri BE OATS f.iin aid 49, HIGHER. 80
J,c.l 1T cio,iu- Al ~ , c,>n and June - ~ &C.
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