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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-06-04

-. Smith N Co. have just received u
massive Moshler, Bahmaun & Co. safe.
II will not hold very big stock of hard
ware, but enough money for all prac-
tical purposes.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-06-04

Thanks to Mrs. j. II. Slocum for a
box of her luscious Strawberries, the
largest we have seen this year. We
learn that by means of irrigation
during the late dry spell, the yield of
her vines will be heavy.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-06-04

4 thousand rounds of ammunition for
the Emporia Rifles arrived in this city
last week, and target practice Will be
the next thing in order.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-06-04

Messrs Flukcr ~ Harrison received
quite an extensive invoice of groceries
asst week, which they have opened up
in connection with their -four and feed
business on Sixth avenue.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-06-04

The Parsons Daily Republican is a
plucky venturei II journalism which has
found its way to our table. It's not very
big, but it's healthy enough TO grow.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-06-04

No ono hasSlny definite idea OF the
fertile fancy of a Kansas stock grower
until he reads the stories of fat steers
and abnormal calves, in the rural news
papers of the state.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-06-04

The dry-weaiher Jeremiahs are strik-
ing outfor the rear, and the flood proph-
cts are coming TO the front with their
humid eyeglasses.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-06-04

The rains in the southeast part of the
county were much heavier than around
Emporia, and vegetation in that section
is more than booming. Y
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-06-04

Miss May F. Estabrook is getting up
class in elocution in Emporia. She is
very competent teacher and should be
well patronized.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-06-04

Arrangements have been made for re
duccd rates ON the Santa Fc road and ITS
branches for an excursion To Florence
ON the Sd day of July, where u grand
celebration will be held ut the Garden
of the west" Prominent speakers have
been engaged, and grand old blowout
may bc cNnccted
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-06-04

Topeka Commonwealth The con-
tempt case of Messrs. Millington and
Allison, the Winfield editors came up
before the judges of the supreme court
yesterday. The writ of habeas was
granted and the hearing on that and the
appeal case was set for July 9th, the first
,lay of the next term of the court.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-06-04

The trains TO the west over the Santa
Fc road Thursday carried large mum
bcr of emigrants.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-06-04

The Leveta coal and mining company
shipped some trucks and power wind
lass To Colorado Thursday.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-06-04

H. F. Pearce. brakeman on the
Santa Fe road, mashed his hand Thurs
day in the act of coupling cars.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-06-04

The copious rains at Topeka have re
opened the question of the employment
ola pastor for the Baptist church ofthaI
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-06-04

Pretty school girls are now preparing
their graduating essays on The Battle
of life >,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-06-04

Grumble as you will, the mud beats
the dust by large majority.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-06-04

The ladies of the Congregational
church will furnish the dinner ut the
commencement of the State Normal
school in June, and we can promise Wis
itors to the town on that occasion square
meal. The tickets will be fifty cents, and
we hope to see the managers of the I'M
drrtalling reap a handsome revenue.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-06-04

The census schedules for Lyon county
arrived in Emporia Thursday.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-06-04

The Lawrence Standard has the latest
editorial on "The Danger Of the Hour"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-06-04

We are indebted 10 Mr.. Frank Good
now, of the Empor:a NJ. 4. & T. land
department, for u copy of the Grant
county, New Mexico Herald. The paper
reports much disturbance among the
Indians, but We trust that Frank will
bring his scalp home with him and not
leave it dangling at the belt of one of
Carl SchnrZ' Droteges
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-06-04

liy the way, what has become of
Davis, the dry weather Jeremiah OF En-
uorin
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-06-04

Walkup lodge. X. of II. shows its en-.
icrprise by Issuing very neat little cal
cndnr
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-06-04

AT the meeting of the Emporia Rifles
Friday night the following officers were
elected: Captain, l.. 5. Page; LIST Lieu
tenant, q. A. Wolf; end Lieutenant, B.
ID. Davis. Arrangement were also made
for a picnic at Soden's grove ON the Bird
of July, to which parties from many OF
our neighboring cities will be invited,
and a committee was appointed to send
for samples of new uniforms.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-06-04

The Topeka Commonwealth of the
eth ult., under the head of "A Brilliant
Wedding" has the following:
lone of the most brilliant weddings
of the season was celebrated in EmpOria
ON Tuesday evening. The parties were
Mr.. William Severy and Miss Annie
Kinnan, both of Emporia. Mr.. Severy
is a son of the we'll known railroad man
and stock dealer and farmer of Emporia,
and Miss Kinnan Is a step daughter of
Mr.. Bennett of that city. She Is well
known in Topeka, having long attended
Bethany College. The ceremony was
performed in the Presbyterian church
ut Emporia. Those who were there re-
port the decorations of the church as
elegant and appropriate. The reception
at the residence of Mr. Bennett after the
ceremony was attended by the elite of
Emporia and the presents were very
rich. Among them were passes over
nearly all the railroads in the country
which came from the officers of the var
ious roads with whom Mr.. Severy was
acquainted. At 70 O'Clock the newly
married couple started on a wedding
trip, which takes in Washington, New
York, Saratoga, Niagara Falla, &c"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-06-04
AMERICUS NOTEs.
EDITED BY KENO"
THURSDAY, May 21

THURSDAY, May 2T.
There : ne'er a luck about the house,
There IS ne'er a luck at ~,
There = ne'er q luck bout 'Merieus
When Keno is awa'
Still, had we known the heavens
would weep at his departure. we'd have
sent him long ago. The beautiful rain
has come.
DIED.-May Goth, infant child of Dell
Saunders, of Allen creek.
Bernheisel & Lowry received too
much rain. They buffetted manfully
with the waves and kept their goods
high and dry, and haven't raised in
prices, either.
Two horses belonging to Ed. More
head were badly cut ON barbed wire
fence, Wednesday.
SUB-KENO.
FRIDAY, May %.
Tom s. Hill returned from st. Louis
last evening.
Our streets were lively last evening
the young folks were out.
"Keno" evidently got the dead wood
on somebody in Emporia, with whom he
made a trade, in his flight to Coffey
county. We heard some one, yesterday
forenoon, calling in a stentorian voice,
Keno. Bond, anybody, who can give
'Keno's' whereabouts The voice came
from an old wagon filled with harness.
The last seen of the party, they were
vending their way south, echo whisper
ing TO, There was lot o. silver
mOuntin' ON them gears"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-06-04

The census enumerators commission
us to say that it will be II great accom-
mediation TO them if people will make
their arrangements to be at home while
they are making the canvass of
the town, which will begin on the
first of June. We will keep the public
posted as to the sections of the town in
which the enumerators are at work, and
this request can thus be complied with.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-06-04

EMPoRIA. FRIDAY. JUNE 4, 1880.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-06-04

George Z. MCDOWELL. night editor of
the Chicago Tribune, called at the NEWS
Office this morning. He was on his re-
turn trip from Eureka, where he has
just married charming young bride,
whom he is taking with him back to the
city of the lakes.-EMPoRIA NEWS.
You have simply been imposed upon
hy some one. 4 careful count of the
charming young ladies of this place re-
veals the fact that they are all present,
and no one ever heard of the above incl
cident in these parts.-Eureka Herald.
We thought when we heard the story
that it was mighty strange that man
engaged in the lucrative profession OF
journalism should have to travel six
hundred miles in leap year. to get a
wife. We stand corrected, to the cha
grin, NO doubt, of the Eureka ladies.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-06-04
HALLS
BALSAM

Cures colds. pneumonia, bronchitis. asthma,
Group, whoOping cough. and all d seases Of
the breathing organs. IL sootheS and heals
the membrane of the lungs, innamed and
poisoned by the disease, and prevents the
nightsweats and tightness across the chest
which accompany it Consumption is not an
incurable maiady- 1t is. only necessary to
have the right remedy, and Hairs Balsam is
that remedy. Don't despair of relief, for
this benign specific will cure you, even
though professional aid tails.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-06-04

The firemen had wet old carnival last
Wednesday on south Commercial street
experimenting with their new hose, the
manipulation of which proved some
thing of an undertaking. the strength of
three or four men oeing taxed to the ut
termost IN holding and guiding the noz-
zle. A solid stream was thrown to an
estimated height of seventy-five feet,
and by way of variety the small boys
who had gathered to sec the sport, were
treated to a liberal ducking which sent
them scampering in every direction for
shelter The experiments thus far have
been of the most satisfactory nature con.
sidering the fact that the pumps have
only been in operation for few days,
and that nothing but continued opera
ton will correct those little difficulties
which always attend the starting of new
enterprises of this nature.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-06-04

One Of our "oldest inhabitants" pre-
diets that we will now have more rain
than we really need. He says he has al
ways observed that the spring rainfall in
Kansas is regulated by the snow on the
western mountains, and that the showers
never set in until it begins to melt. He
also is authority for the statement that
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-06

historical Dept; Cheyenne, Kyo.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-06
How a Life Was Saved.
THE LIFE or
CHARLES s. PRENTICE
SAWED ny TaR USE or
WARMERS
SAFE
Kidney and Liver Cure.
Kidney and Liver Cure.

The following letter proves that
BRIGHT-s DISEASE. In Its worst
form. Is CURAnLE;
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-06
The Weekly Leader.
- 80. .nLnaA4s
Tsfass. 3 So Year, ST.sO Hail Year


OF sfely aEd hsa1y, G..ea2iy aaa EaRedl-
Lnhsy executed Giants u even saIPr ana
KIND. I'll Heads. Latter and Natr Hralings.
Blanks a cvely kind. Posters. etc. printed on
short notice Having = new ld al Type and
peNsss. Nj can do handsome work at Low
Prices.
, 1880-04-09
REAL ESTATE.

The following Instruments wcro fled for rec
ord Thurslny, Aprlls u
CRY PROPERTY.
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, 1880-04-09
On rns.nrH-.Whcnt inactive. t,ATER;.,t'nr9nea n
cnnat -Whent hvasy; No. arcd wtntsr 6}s ii, C&ll-
fuEN
NEW YORK.


Srtttal Dtsrateh to Tht Chicago 1ftaant.
NEW yottN. April s.-tlIAsy-Wmter wheat fnrthes
tcrtcshel about f9Hsu m l'terhl and Mrpunt ocr.
fars. tim innyincss ryparted from tho inttrior ind
hnfnvHrnhl0 tnnnf Ut tho adv1ces by cabo conttfhut-
ina IL hrcnk In vaiuos. Tho cusenuss at Tho nnoy
unsko nlso working decidedly uzanst Tho speculative
Interest," fhore was II s0mcwlht llvcfior movement
b, tho option limo md Truro animation! In No. and
io. w,!tn rally occurred af ntont h2lo from Tie
1n~ost Ulnt trftna declined 1870 IN modefnto eAlls
foUn bn No. rutl ut N1af11.:Hhs 9a'N hu No. 3Chl.
tnHo str'na nt tt*rS, hEnsret a214 yessostny alum
tbu No. Northwest Kprng. May options, at eflHf,
h.nl,,st III nskrl lust evonng lsu00 bu u chIcngo
hrslng Mt ttH Earn-A further tucifnef,n carly dolly.
cren nf about 20 on oons, n,nu. }8esi n,oicr.
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ga,,es ,SEva q .ess the nx1t .ra1e 31csInFs
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, 1880-04-09
I|IlTAI)S'r[TFFS,


FLOuH-Wns III modcrnto dcn!nnd, hui nj tnwn1
prlcea, txp0sOrs hayIng had laelr nits reduced In
kcep!u4 with tho depression IN wheat. satos wcra
sepnrtrh ut .l2i bFs winters, narty at fD II brlb
dnubn UxtrHs nt fAHkb7...s, tho outside for rntehs3
III br1s low Krnp Mt s5kch, ig1 brs do NJ EAt md
l1 bsls rye ilnr on private terms, Total l1a hris
Export toutk In Baeks woro Quntet ut sa0Oasa1 fur
extras, a,,u IT, Gfo,uD fur chnce do.
OTHEh Observation-Disclosures wur1 repDt0h Of cnrs
brnn at tit,hlA&, cars nlllsn.s ut TIL Ibei LID;
sstOrts ut Lift Jcars wCot grrenlnKs Mt
&lUtt ihut md 40 bnxs pnt-irni iirlyn,e tcru,u
trnch. -..-..
SPRING W1lEhT-Was nettsu and quite weak do.
clilnK &C. atd closlu chanRu lsia bo!ow tho lat
est pEcea pf Wodnen!ay. lu,.drn curly reported
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, 1880-04-09
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a st'o'''e1,us @ "u'u' 1fus'ehS .e'1 o''' III SYM
lM!ns win WncAt, tnough theeo was x'n't'
el.lll"a ne'no'.a tpt Mtn aha law one 1os
.nsnas' otnes atu.I WIS a'isott1ea ~ mo sa'l'e
c"uso. 'neugh leMuNe'y sseaay. rue attoftlooa
toennR was htiMer ~! rnal'u, Win M Impression
tala. the uoal o. tao l.ostoh hfa1l IN tha market
nav oesM very LARGELY nsofstaaeA. Moss lhrk
enseu ~ w. ~ MMer. w TOT "eilef Amy
ahu *lo.u1gioo'h tof June. lafd CLOSED shado
K"er' az <o.vth LOT sei'er blay anu $IN Tor
Juno. oaort f1t,e ehsed ~ *di.t lor May. enrlug
wheat o!osca ano'ae ~ lower' A. sl.iuH Tor Aprsl
, 1880-04-09


1IO0 rtOnG1CrS-Wer0 iairiy ncttvc for this time
OF tic year. nnd raher wcnk, chiefly, ax It. secetl
III sympathy With wl1cat, though hbEa qnntel 10
lower. TtIe frcHn nlvlccs Indicated advance ot
M In 3nrd and meats In Liverpool, wIlhl1s rbo In
pork. The trndInH hero WIS chiefly local. oxrept
That t!lcr0 mns gued shipping demand for lard.
MEss putlK-Ijccltnctl i7I30i5c from tho lateat
prtcea OF Wednesday, md closed tnnso At noout sol2
for round lots spot Or saltur tito month"; slo1id&
d1er A'ay, aftd fiyta sdcr jtne snas wafe rcpart-
ed Of NUbtls eucr april At s0a0 Il m hr,h aoer Mny
81: Ia: + a ;S d, 0f' 'o''ai
L1iD-i1eclno,i .<dsst per ny ltr. with free shir:
ping ltrc!iasrs Mt tlH minimum fH1rtf, md cl0seit
:tGaay Gt t tar ronnd lHtt sp,t md socr ntny aGa
~ FYot If al:s:St!f; loap 81 rSIls5 May n H;s
sass @ 3a'y "a ast n s ss ;ss a'a ~ 's'
MEATH -Bcclinct! all1ut Ito pnr Io1 NJ. execkt an
q ti.e scnin!a., Nalos Nato rep,r!ea " l:5QM ns
N 3 Ii ~ =; sIEt ra IT '1 ks'lss ri
~ lAcnn 4 a. Il RI Ek;l srtt ~ l9xSs long ns! sh9rt
swee: g!ckic4 !p.s 81 r., nt nssac md y tcs sa g,
follows Ill O'clock tOr r,rtly Cafui iUis:
, 1880-04-09

b0ltEIHN,
Bh. ' "'''
American securtt!cs-New 54, l01k; 4ns. NiA;
tMtf7ti 6s,ts Erit. All; Krcbnis, ris Nealng, JD
M Ii.o Nino!,nt Ut !alil!tn, xt,,,n III, El9,Dl0.
4<EHIaO III tho tHst week. Tho proportion OF tho
bnnk's r!survc ~ iss liability Is 4ht per cont.
Silver H. 'llMttNl Ut ~ poneu.
PANls. April b,-ltantps, E3f bOc.
, 1880-04-09
LIVE s,t.t)CK.
Cl{iCAUty.


Thu appearance In tho section Of country tCaAs
County, whoro tic Esirasss ttra1 IA rubllshut Ut
savsrnl representatives Ut CAtcn9o livestock firms
has "vakod up" tho editor of TINT parer md '.c de-
1vcrs himself Of tic following ttn1WntL rHncnces.
"Suw this II nil rait NO l!ko to SEQ Tho atuak-ta-
mission ttien l,ero, and Ne hcAese Cass County md
Enstorn NeorskA Ii Kung u feed mora md ,noF1
iii ,~ w " msns Jill % d. sesGiis sur 'S' H. ar m @ "no
It "s H." 1 IT, !" @ y s @ II ass ssns nf:ss : " i
ts rstc" fr n as,s'iT ss nt.re qH!o Xan's
r, T tr thS rai, q a 4 tha Iars ~ the rSS.
iaras q Thsaa". and tfa Thlrty S"afs per i%n fsr
Ss ES s% INV na spa% sSf s;speh se1sP eR
5%"S ssaps ssf snS f,a 81
y9a is'!oxs ats!,e $1Wix: lni1'.aE,, Aaa SkakMsH
ss,H S FsoyS i ts 9! Hf NV y : VIM
ZIP j *' s ssas * 81 s; s
@ ss ben %s " yaaYs sis nj Il i iS IS . e aa s I'll,
sippS1; say thex mover Rss full weight for hay or
GHi*rIH-inir activity characterised tia ,rntse
,s' s,s iye5: '; wsTs g,sse,s i; i i9fss @
FL \ H. !, ~ Il 'nsy s 'iS:sa ss h a'
ssss sissis y asa bss 81 x; fS'fs
IT, fS .s s1'St a ii r'S g a9s q s
cxsr;t tun nis md ends Ia,l ,st'.tHI to ssA!es,
sooa GHishess NssE hna .sS.kefs siTE;ss&;S; ss'n.
aades W 1tsa II ;ss$ Ut 'u
QUOTATIONS.:
MI AND upwards 70
.wSiKhas lid % !,ao H.. t........'........ 4,osi7s
.inE i05t0 i;4n hs...:.. ..,,.............., &tos
Ing ilinin ix;) 7so4
Hu,ellers' Stock -Four Ia cnnlnl1n atcere nna
weiRhna sU ID iI1 2ssa3s;
lGn 2,Ss11u
bulls. and sc1n:y1E stocrs ,,.,,.s,., aHo3ekN
VGale, pCE lQ
, 1880-04-09
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following weto tho receipts and shipments
of tho leading articles uf produce In this city
during tho twenty four honrs cnltns ut I o'clock
Thursday morning, mud tho corresponding tlnlt
last your:
, 1880-04-09

M!LWArKEE. .AprsA-Fh0uH-Dui ard tower.
GMA1H-Whoat steady, opened 4o lowsr, nnd cioted
irms M. milwaukee, hard. nnm1nnii No. DO rrsu'
ltr &Lo7. froah, ftugst Arrtl, tlG7, May, 3lll3&t
Juno. NllNt Nh. Milwaukee. VIC, No. do, peos rr
Iccta4 Btc. Corn qA!ot; M. ! nt aa]ir Oats seans
iIaFluy tirilscr. NJ. xptinR, Glc.
NJ sioa; cnss Ill; M%yt III Io Jano. o's Ian,@itms
ssen'.. ss. t1s,, PRIV! st.s'. ~ snd s!%y, s7,l5.,,e,
FltEiaills-llHlla md Iuweri whent to HunAa, cdt
Gtl1 htt. 07.~
,h,iir,EsTs-Whoat, oaubu, corn, $500 bu, oasa
, 1880-04-09
TQLlsll0,

1'HEEno, o.. April s-lNAlN-Wheat wsak, No.
rod winsor, spot and April. a7-1; May, sls., junA
tl.ip July, $lgi3, No. red Wabash tLlh}S; Woston
nrnbGr, sixa4. Curu weak, h44h-nixud, 40'koi No.
SPOT, 14fc, May. astoE rejected, 1efo; aNuaged "a
Outs duh md nominal, No. , hold nt Hc.
hEEns-Cl1vsr dEmI mammoth, giz5i prime hc'a
:, ,GI.!suds Wheat fstn. No. rea spot and April
.5&kt'rs-whca., esou ba, corn, saon bu. bar'e''
,Hn!rMEsrs-Whoat, 900 Iu, cosn, W,Uo bu, tsH
toy LUZ G4, - '' w.
, 1880-04-09

PnrtArrLrtltA, April B.-FLot,H-1!ttlo moro do.
Ing for hnn,o consumption. but no Improvement IN
PRICES; holders gunnrn!ly FREQ sellers. 1tye hunr
qnlot ut sLlr!,l4a.7i
uttAis-Wfcat 'dcprcsscds rejected. N.es9I.8ls No.
red 0n track, sl.1i}4s No. , rcd III otovHtot NtN
No. ? rcd, Arr.l. <1.aIA bid. siI'7S naxed, slny.
s1.A b!n slz!sl nsxcd, Jumo. *l.:,M bt ;0a nskcd
miae, @ d, !rssk. III Wessm. ,sjse.sd b:fe, S saii
nsKcdI .ame. Isu hii. 1ss nskcd; lily. I3e 5 iDs1
nske.l. sats k,eMiyi rnJac!ed Wc;tgrist ssS, No.
!'M0vialDNs- -Snmlnally ,snchnnsed.
,H:rIEn.i,nti and wnMks creamery extra, I133c.
SnH fHr; 9t:tta nI fIrndfort Enunty, tGnnhyvnhta,
osttn, 4stetc, Western ltcsorra extsn, :c3!soi DO
Ht,nt to ttIHets, .al.s4tc.
EEGR-t1rM; W1stnriI. i9nfTtfc.
EnEiAE~Stca!ys creatntry ltcj do, good, 12Hc.
rETHuL,:1tM-l}ilis refined, 75{c.
WAiHkY-Strnuy Mt $1.MsL -...... .-.
=, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ;lADb brs; wheat, ToD bn' CON-
BnlfMsNrs- " l,sst, IL 2ooo bu, corn, 1900 bu.
, 1880-04-09
BALTIMORE.
ST, LOUIS,

TT. loUta, April a.-FLou,t-l.ownr II soil, fancy
tia' nnkcsl cns,, sA+i Aiayt cl,01cc. t5.xs nskrt
NltAiS-Wl.eAt opened lnwor advanced, aEd cnsed
l0wcr md wcaki No. rod. sf.la6a1.Is .Is}sa1ts cnshs
*llsll7M April; tlIgea l.i40t.tsJk Btay; si.11}s3
Ll1asiuojf juno, GsF&aM!&s:S3so Juyt n!5s9Ge Ito
Year, M, lu. tl.lJ; No. d. nfGnsc. cnrn iouet
mni slpw at 3.lo sss!, md Aprtl 1.1fsai'9a Snyl
!n*pr n! :tst rush; f{u May leyo dull At Ttc lid
Nnrlay dull md ung.intI4l,
WH1NMI-~HtrAlly 1T $i.U&
l,HuyiNlbSn- lAInt lnlI ut b!4t,
llUtTER-QHtgti naIrf, .AsaSGi roll l592ac,
l:Gt1K--tulnt ~ GNc
l'NUvisinNa-lUrk dull nnd lawer. Mt Sl0tEN. 1T
M tsiJkaln l.ne.,n l0Hor at H+1ad0t, Ek9Iaf4s7A
HE,'E1piw~FlnHr. 600 hrts, rhcnt, A,Qu BIZ, corn.
taMa !,a: tnta 7aiuldt barley xtD %. .,,
, corfu ~, ,un but OutH, lou HtI.