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Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-03

Now York Produce Market.
 NEW YORK, Jan. 2. FLOUR-Quies; State $5.70, SITS; Ohio flour s6 2O $7.75 per bbl; Western $5.7O, $7.0O per bbl Southern S650, $8.50 per bbl. wHEAT-Quiet; No. white Jan., $2.59i g cental :; No winter red Jan, s2.63@- g csntal No. win ter red Feb, $.69x 8 cental. OORN-Dul Mixed Western, spot, 61@63L. Flu lures, 60K@61.
 oATsEs Steady State, 4sK @ 6s; Western 4sK@ 62Kc. per bushel.
 BEEE-steady; New plain mess, $1050911.O0. PORK-Firmer new mess pork $1257 per bbl. LARD-Stronger steam rendered, $7 90.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-03
THE SOUTH.
Georgia.

Fined for Body Snatching.
 ATLANTA, Ga, Jan. 2.-There is great ex- citement among the negroes here over the dis covery of body partly dissected in an old
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-03

BUTTER-Firm; Ohio, 1k92sc. State, 17@s7c. per ID.
 wHisKEY-Q Quiet; Western, s1 Is. SUGAR-Steady. MOLASSES-Dull. PETROLEUM-Quiet. RIOE-Quiet. OOFFEE-Quiet. FREIGHTSEDull. SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE-Firm at 4s@4O. ROSIN-Steady at $l 65@60. TALLOW-Firm at 11-16@X.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-03
OhIOs
Shot By His Hrother-in-Lavv.


 CINCINNATI, Jan. 2.-W. H. Adams was shot last night by his brother-in-law, Ex- Mayor Harris. On his way home Harris en- tered saloon on Seventh street, near Central avenue, but, on seeing Adams, retired. The latter followed him and demanded money in an ofe-.;ive and profane manner. Harris refused, and gave his opinion that his broth er-in-law was an ungrateful scoundrel, where upon Adams felled him with blow from a heavy cane. Harris then drew pistol and fired squarely at Adams head, the ball pene- trating his left cheek, fracturing the upper jawbone and lodging in the opposite side of his mouth, inf1icting a painful but not dan gerous wound. Both parties were taken to their homes. When Harris was told that Adams was not mortally wounded he said it would have been good riddance to the con- munity if the ball had been better directed Harris won a national reputation as a colonel of an Ohio regiment during the war, and served two terms as Mayor. He claims that for twenty years he has been supporting Adams and family in the face of public opin- ion, for which his only gratitude has been shown in increased demands for money. Harris was arrested today, and gave bonds for his appearance. Adams is not seriously hurt.
 Bloody Pistol Fight with a Sheriff and Assistants-AF Fatal Shot in the Dark.
 CINCINNATI, Jan. 2.-At Van Vert, Ohio, an attempt of Sheriff Stith, Constable Redrup and two others, was made last night to arrest the men suspected of the murder of Bernard Pickens, at Delphos, on Christmas eve, the murderers securing $1, 800, after having tor tured Mrs. Pickens until she disclosed it's hid ing place. When the sheriff entered 8 house to make the arrest he recognized Christ. Gros- erman, with two strangers, and demanded their surrender. Groserman drew a revolver and shot the sheriff twice in the arm and once in the hand. He then turned out the lights and general firing began, the sheriff receiving two shots in the breast and Redrup two, one of which, in the left breast, went clear through his body, causing mortal wound. Groserman and one man escaped, but the third was captured, who refused to give his name. On search being made $40O in silver were found in his valise, and between $400 and $500 in currency among his clothes. The officers are certain that they were on the right track. Sheriff Stith's recovery is doubt ful and Redrup's death is certain. Tho ex- citement is intense.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-03
Real Gstata.

Factory Property For Rent Cheap seaA CAN be occupied immediately and long #fsN lease if wanted. Buildings formerly used for cleaning and preparing cotton waste, in good repair and suitable variety of mRnufactur- ing purposes. They contain 40-horse power gine two large steam boilers, and have main lines of shaftng with pullies and belting complete Buildings arranged for steam heat For further information, for permit to inspect the property, apply to
 E. L. MIX,
 d30 eodf Westville, Conn.,
 Hotel For Sale.
 $AaA THE Furniture, Fixtures and Lease of first Esisl class HOTEL, centrally located in the city of kldA New Haven, doing good business. The house is large and commodious, contains all of the modern improvements. A first-rate chance for a live man. For particulars, address P. O. BOX 4O5, d29 Ct New Haven, Ct
 HALL FOR RENT. sssss THE spacious Hall at Atlantic Garden, Nos. HB 8I Union street, suitable for society gath &A erings, social, dancing and other parties-will be rented at reasonable price. Inquire of
 MAX KALTSCHMIDT, I'm ou the Dremiaas
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-03

Second National Bank
 of New Havcms YNVHE annual meeting of the stockholders of the Sec ond National Bank of New Haven for the election of Directors and the transaction of other lawful bus ness will be held at their Banking House, in the city of New Haven, on the second Tuesday of January, January 13th A. D. 1880, between the hours of eiey- and twelve of said day.
 TX. WARD, Cashier. Dated at New Haven this 10th day of December, ls7s. dlltjs18inwSt
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-03

BIG BARGAINS! SOHoNBERGER, Nos.2 and Central Market, As Congress avenue, will sell for the next sixty days his Bef the best in the market at the following prices: Porterhouse 16c Loin l5c Beet Round 10 to l2c the best roasting 10 to 15c Sparerb Hams Al He, Lard 1Oc. Also Canned Goods very cheap. Veni and Game. The best Poultry always on hand at the lowest prices. Don't make any mistake.
 l.. SCHONBERGER,
 ja1 2and Central Market. TPoN the petition of the New Haven and North J ampton Company to the General Assembly, at the January session A. D. 1sso praying, for reasons forth in said pston for permission to change the location Of it's railroad in the town of Hamden. be- tween point the Methodist church in said town, the town line between said Hamden and the town of Cheshire and to do all other things necessary to complish and perfect said change of location, 1t bearing to me, the undersigned Judge of the Supe- rior Court that the party adversely interested in the matter of said petition consists of more than twenty individuals.
 Therefore, it is hereby ordered that notice of the pendency of said petition be given by publishing this notice and order two weeks in at least two daily and weekly newspapers published in the city of New Ha- ven first publication to be before Saturday, December 27th, 1879.
 Dated at New Haven this 26th day of December, A. D., 1879. DWIGHT ". PARDEE,
 d27 12d2w Judge of the Superior CoCrt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-08
WEST VIRGINIA POLITICS.
The Late Grafton Convention-The Dele
gates 10 the National Democratic Con.
Observation-Disclosures Of Some Of
90 the Candidates -Personal
WASHINGTON, June 6, 1850.

WASHINGTON, June 9, 1850.
Special 10 the IutclliEencor,
THAT GRAFTON CONVENTION.
Senator Davis, who together with Con.
gresham Martin returned here from the
Grafton convention on Friday, says he
thinks Wet Virginia will be practically a
unit for Thurman at Cincinnati From
others who were in attendance at the same
convention, i learn that the sentiment there
was very pronounced in favor OF the Ohio
Senator. 1t is even said that the con ven.
ton declined to send my distinguished
friend, Mr.. Faulkner, aho in many res.
spects, is "the noblest Frenchman OF them
ALL" TO the National gathering, because
he was supposed TO have leaning toward
Tilden and the bari, and this refusal was
adhered to notwithstanding statement by
Mr.. Faulkner's friends that he had never
been to a National Convention as a dele
gate. 1t Is presumed here that the dis.
trict delegates, taking the same view OF
National Conventions as Tom Benton,
(who esteemed them worse than faro banks
and bagnios) were unwilling to expose my
illustrious friend TO temptation, until he
was old enough to Withstand the crafts
and allurements OF the devil.
OTHER DELEGATES TO CINCINNATI.
Its given out among the Democratic
magnates here that Gov. "Jonce" Camden
will be the fourth delegate at large from
West Virginia at Cincinnati, two OF the
delegates at large already chosen being for
him, and the rule providing that the
fourth delegate at large shall be chosen by
the three selected In the district Conven-
tons. This being the case, there are bnt
three more OF the brethren to be chosen.
I understand from undoubted authority
that the old reliable christian statesman
OF the Register, Mr.. Baker, has secured
one place beyond any peradventure, but
which one II Is, or whether 1t is to be
secured by straight or pasted tickets Is not
stated. This leaves the other places to
be scrambled for by ex.delegates Hearne
and Good, and Col. Josef Gallaher and
Col. Ben Wilson's testamentary legatee,
Col. Bill Thompson. OF these, Hearne
and Gallaher have the most backbone, the
spinal vertebrae Of the Megatherium in the
Smithsonian Institute, not being any big
ger and sitter than the dorsal columns OF
these gentlemen, and II their political dis
cernment equalled their Roman frmness,
they would make first class delegates.
Good, could make the best speech OF the
lot II he was elected, and II he were
elevated on a bench where he could cut
loose and shake his hair over his eyes, he
would bring West Virginia to the fore at
Cincinnati as prominently as she was car.
ried to the front at Chicago. AS for Col.
Bill, l don't know what he could do, but l
reckon he could do something.
PERSONAL.
l met Judge Jackson, Of the US.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-08

-. I-.o,Icnu Medical Association.
Two tbirty.Grst annual meeting oil tne
A.sociatiop that was held in New YORK
Last week was, in many respects a re-
rno,kable one. The convention met IN
,he lecture room Of the Young Mems
Christian OH Association, and continued
tbronUh Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
ood Friday. More than eleven hundred
doctors were present, coming from south
America, London, and all parts oil the
limited States. This number included
delegates from all the State and local or.
ooniza,ions in America, and represented
about fifty thousand medical men. The
most eminent and distinguished doctors
NJ the country were present, which shows
that the best minds OF the profession
recognize the importance OF these con
ventious. One OF the prominent charac'
teristics Of the present convention was
the tendency to eliminate the discussion
of special projects and to direct the ener
Oies OF all concerned to the consideration
Of subjects that affect the profession al
large. The complete harmony OF the
proceedings this year was also a ho'e
worthy fact. One OF the principal OBJ
iects Of these conventions is the cuItiva'
tion Of a fraternal feeling among the
multitude Of American doctors, so tha'
thew can work to better advantage IN ad
yauclng their science and elevating the
tone OF the profession. The papers tha'
are read before these conventions are
records OF important investigation and
study. The chance OF hearing before
such meeting, made up OF the best
Judges Of medical knowledge and ability
in the land, is a strong incentive to study
and fruitful labor, that gives as result
many valuable articles.
These papers, together with full report
OF the proceedings, are published by the
Association and sent out all over the
world, thus making precious contributions
TO the medical literature Of the age. Thit
exchange OF records rapidly accumulatet
comprehensive library, to which there
was large increase last year. The libra
nv now numbers several thousand vol
umes, and is Of great value for reference
The great importance Of the library is the
bond OF union 1t makes with foreign AS
seciations, promoting an interchange O.
medical thought. Among the important
papers read before this years convention
were those on surgery, obstetrics, genera
practice, state medicine and diseases o.
OF children, all OF which will be published
and sent abroad. The Association decIar
ed in favor OF the metric system OF weight!
and measures, and recommended the
teaching OF this system in all medica
colleges. The naval and marine services
were given the right OF representation IN
the Association. Forces have probably
been developed in this convention that
will 20 far toward constituting a general
college training o necessary preliminary
to entering medical college. 1t is the
evident wish OF the profession TO elevate
the standard OF medical education in this
country. The next meeting OF the Asso-
citation will be held in Richmond, Va, on
the first Tuesday Of June, 1881.
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District Court, who passed through
Saturday on his way to New York. to
bring home daughter who has been WIS.,
ting there, and asked him concerning the
correctness Of a recent paragraph in the
MartInsburg Independeni, which charged
him with being engaged in combination
with Senator Hereford and others to run q
Senatorial and State ticket campaign this
fall. The Judge said he was minding his
own business and not making political
combinations with Hereford or anybody
else, and that the paragraph referred to
was probably inserted by people who
wanted to divert attention from their own
trickery by charging similar offences upon
others. ID.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

sTrIRdelphlA ACCOmmOdAtiOn.-Thls train only runs
between WAeelIng and TriadOlphia.
fpAily except Sunday-Newark Accommodation.
fSteubenvll0 AccOmmOlation.-ThlB train during
tho day passes backward and forward between Mar
tins Ferry and Bellare stopping when required at
Sherman House, -StnAyille, West Wheeling and
Grnyel Hill,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-08
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY,

Nine departments Of study; Textbook furnished
~ eost; calendar annsOd 70 suit teachers; ex-
arIaI, liberal, thorough. Fall term begins Sep.
1t"For catalogues and other Information apply
Wv w Ant
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WANTED
4 BORROWER for 5000 or $1,000, elk per cent
interest, payable Seml-anuually in advance, and at
least $40 900 worth Of Ohio county, W. Va property
for security.
Addres, P. o. BOX AIS, giving full name and de
serIptIon Of property. Jus
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From tnc"OId saIamander" Drug House,

CHICAGO, liz, Jan. u 1880.
Mesas. II. II. Warner q Co., Rochester NJ y:
GENTLEMEN: We trust our order will
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The demand for your Safe Remedies, es-
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MARSHALL, KENNEDY & BLAKE.
lilo Main Street.
PARASOLS.

Just received, new line OF Parasols, IN
Brocade and fancy Lined, and very e1ten.
siye assortment OF 22x4 and % inch
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Gle is bad citizen who agrees to vote
for bad man il his convention dominates
him. The path OF duty thus far is clear
enough, and the three men OF West Vir.
ginia have nobly showna nation OF free
men how to tread it.
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TIME TABLE.
Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad.

On aud after WEDNESDAY, June ., 1880, cars on
the Wheeling and Elm Grover. Il. will run Al fol-
lows Cars Will start from each end Of the road at $50
4. and regularly thereafter cIery hafholr, until
will be omitted. viz 1850 4. M 1880 aud $50 P.
~ On Sundays the ESQ and 100 A. N. and $50 P. N.
trips will he omitted.
Capitol clock time. c. LEONuART, sup't.
t.E
, 1880-05-17

4tt%A .i-N&bA @slNi |
QArr1:-ln nil cssentta pnrttcu1nra Tho pnat wG1k
m Improvement tho t'reo nr fur tat ltDme-
dlhte!y proeednl It. The market did not upon very
nudpc.aunly the hrnyy arrivals Ut Huildny and aIon
dar having weHkcnlnx tendency but alnco qucsdaY
tharo hua been moro hun usual nciivlty uHl prlcos
At the oIose af tho week shnwss IN advnneou l0IiS
ptsva. M ss s S'!a msFs ssth XVII @ ~ q s.ss.: @ y
sn W. M nul III n ~ s e. III
aIds, tho eluss sd .lo wenk illt.InE oy TN sct-
tsss Sa. II :hssaa !" &c Sa4s sy III
"a .ash :'ye i!sss es'sss IA sosiss, is}s
III 'S.sx Il S:$s; $SS
g. sSl 1 = e s52s ,sts az stf III ss, ,ss s ssSs
ssss sp Ssts: ssss =
@ u ot jaas @ sf % WIZ . IIss % .ss !',ss3y issss "
tSt S asa sss I'd II xt aSy
IT. . aas r osS sS4s s'S
cAnice !Eat s"tuE,ia}s rcsots weto g@,As.aly N.Y. ~.
uksu, ptlcus sulinx 4 trao lowsr than OH Friday.
QuDrATIUSK.
Extra Iiseyos-tirntad ssoors, weighing i IN 81,
wsHhtnx i.1a /? 10 lLa: AsssAo
MSiiPS n Il b; Il. 7Sss; ii fat Hill. wsis ,ms,o
s%9n n.n'". u, N s'S Z, @ g.. t.. t"s e, ..axass a.m
stattls-ton'moa catsu, wslah',;a iii IL
lnisii sii ana iiii ss,.: ieifei.. stss,
hu!a md scalawaR t23GS
i.H:s f. s9rhruxiut iiv iMsi Wick ii.e bill irada
dspnyuta satistactAry loFFeH ~ nctarity. AhInxh
thu fecattts averaged ruter lnnru tttn lA,uu htad
ss:s s:s
0f Tho na.ane,s list iii Tho t0nwHg day. il,t at.u
mnrkut trlnod up aRhlM ~ 5nsuray. ruling 1atlso
hkhgr thar at the cl*"s u lilo !ruyIuA neuk. ~ thu
nntfl9s sltpperS tsluk Fnthor lnrker pGre1nttE1
sasr,,. IalilaX ia!o ihslr hsnas. iiaht aad IesyY
L. htuEaslCa Ut nut mora thut lbs tjo per Eu lbs.
III saturday: Thu fecel,ts woro asail Ml,d elpar.
wsi q ssssa ,s sst sSt Y ths as III 4 @
H'nt ~ chGu heavy. 1heAa prtcEs taN.LSo abusO
| ~ Il tSTt:;St1 ntid ta1 Ia.ter Ut IL atbl.;Q
sa;s s ss, ;t, p9 sa !. ss sesa1 s%o1
:assp .ers Il 2.ESd with .ontS sxtns Il
Most OF thu oaerlnSa weEH thoFt..
4 1T. tNulA.
1t. LOUIE. May la-CArTLk-aupply worry Hight, and
Inc usual saturday d4ltueA4 prUFN11adt pFlcul uA-
ehanRo4 ma very l'tto donor rccapts. aDi ship.
hnkkr-Also very MaIce, aud usxt to nothing dA-
inE vn rtSonnt a. sSa''t supply; pFcss unchanHad
!lods1fAiFly aStlseA fqtkcra ~ na!tlmores. sta3A
r1sa!uX s,,. shipping tlsIs ~; receipts.
kAnsAs CIrY.
| Sptetat Dtspatsh 10 TAs Chicago Tribune
kAsSAs C11t, Aos Ma3 G.cA1rLk-Ths Fstes
, 1880-05-17

MILWAUKEE, May yi3.-ftauI.-Qufet hut firm.
t;1.AIS-Wheat tirE,, urcMud 3ko 1uwor, closed
hoaxy, No. I hari. tL!7h, No. stI1Mnukas, sl.las
No. :. sill; Muy. &ills Juno. t03S July. t1oG, No.
Nc; No. l. !c, r1jeeted fDc. Cern acttvn but luwae
M. !, My6c. Uas IN fnr .iut1utids No. 4, a,(c liyu
aearco; No. l. Slc, harley strong. No. fnlt tic.
PHUvfsfnNK-Moss pork gulct At tl1s1 cash and
M1ys &tU.!jl InnH, fsAtG-Irlnlo 6tDuM, Sd1U cash
aid Mnyt <t5 juttg.
lT0nK-Frn mud unchanged at q. 3t+n
FttHluIITs-Whput ii Nunnlo &C..
MECEtl'Ts-F Flomr, 6N0 brlst wheat, ZOO but oxts,
gI1 hu.
EHii,tgSTs-Wheat, 7,m but corn, N,nn bu, oats
3,7lu bu.
, 1880-05-17

FlsOUH-Was In Hludernte dgnland on local Ao-
count, with htlu inquiry fnr export, and raed tano
tn sympathy with wtlca though holdors stnted thnt
tllero wns litta chnuxe In prices. Eyc Hour WIS
stronger, stnndAr.l brands selling at A,W which IL
about Ec advance Within week. Salos woro ropurt-
cd IT 10 urls houbtu extr,ss purity IT. fd0a3ts5; 80
hrls no Hrnae ut EiUi; and lU rs ryeour. partly Mt
tsU. Total. HN brs. Export tours we're quoted "
&A753sD for s1trn und tj.ua5.3s for cholco extra.
OTHER llnEAnsTCfRH-Netu etcnd1. eaies wcro
reported af clss bsnn At tl40t21t.a; u cars mid.
alInxh at lllDlj5Uj chr wheat actecnlnEs at $901:
ears do Mt &tu' Conrso corn-mohl was nominal NJ
ts; + IL .st t X ss.s 1T .s.,ss sas
!ics,,!,'x l'sa f"r !hls mynt: 9;I e f9r 1"5s wt
s sS %s sa 4s' u,
g, W. Ssm ill., fssf With IL aaa II
neled hsre; stilvaHkos wns qut,.sd s.oT, &, tl!lN
ss fs'f sai s
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nd ii asSSa s 5ssfs s Al ' tGS tISsS ses; s
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cassi Il tl.ia ind No.5 no.ainaIy q about ;,;o Il
n: :s. $$ @ Il saa sS Il
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.lerlltinx III IND jui,a o trn,r thu inst psicGs 1T
Friday l.iynTpUnl ras quoted i!vnI With good de-
werS lsrx., iaks ire,ahts wsrs ssf.nxsr. md i!no
sr" IL iu.9e auss!y h. Tieos 'S :Va ="
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s:s i
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si"t .ass wetS Ierts It &a ~ M2 u.a nlx1.
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BIZ d6 at trov Goara cnrss and 4iJ bu ears
'UA'fa-WoTo Inrly actvc. opening ,owut Ia aympa-
thy T ot1,u! Efal,! ahd reSxerinx ~ tho cIuso ~
na thu fitor 7hoy sisGI al .l51t. Vs si.urts
wGfa covering. tho bllk III THO tn!ex Gpnx H. jnnu
aSsf nsd Tas m: sd Il /. s}si"x ssx ats I.
G9ic, and ny snl'i " 23t4asbo, and closed at the
nuse The rssl, Ms:u 1ere nd .a @ f5co,y y
cialiy sronh shippers. aud frrHiIt-y0n wan ra-
:sies rsorts.' Il 9,sn 81: II a!SSss<s 81,
i,sa t*nsy oass a 5stsc." ifeo On bonf IL.
iiiE-WWs quiet aud nrm. For ssa.3 buyers bid So,
but nu onu Mlnte u aHll 1he track ut!asnR. s1Id
rpnly. AMy anoted ut &c, tA4h saluH were re.
ttso u ts III S"a T. Sa ttsek IT, ann
a.xs wofs ;osy xht W. higher e's @ AK the atssn,
tGl cs'asers, msu ara not nbln % uel MI tho bssuy
l0y nt1d n tho .llp!n 1ablts The atoSk !! running
.s SSs Il III I'LL II s t. sst, saot, !" IL soS a
Mrted nt l,uU bv No. nt nlc a b.l extra nt d.,
Ann h. by sample. pa1iy " s71o M, truck. Tutal,
, 1880-05-17

NEW roNK. NIny i3-1cnprnl condition Of tho mhr-
kct unchanged md business sniet In all depntt-
mcnts. Custnns In light demand fur current tradst
but buyerA nat anticipating fusuro wnntn. Prints
aaei but alnqnn,s lawns ana aTsss E,"s ;n n @ fnis
isffn says: "tittrGn hundred eases ut HrMnawlck
prints printed lawns rtu. Will Id HuramNtuEslJ sud
auction Monday nGxtsh
, 1880-05-17
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. O., May H,-Curr0A-Ftrsn ut ll}{o
FLuuN-stronRs family. &a0tes.I), flnuy ShatGsGOn
GNAIx-Whent scnrce aud tiFm, No. 2 rod, qi.l9
Corn stGady and nr.u, No. at +21tlc. Oats acarco
and nrM. M. ] nllxod 3s2a71io, ltyo nrm Ut NC.
NaTlty dnkli No. = EnlI hnld at VIC. ,
RovlslDNA-lnrk-FIrn, nj 3!1.7s. Lard qulbt a.
ltnSNn-gnlct bM f,fn, u MOI f7S!t $40.
WHlHkf-AettvG md nrn nj 3lQh
uurrEit-StUa1y nnd unchanged.