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, 1880-05-02

Stur Muskeson, Musk keIon, sundries.
iProP I;ex,s Gi5es5s. Etke!s RisE: Wood
fFSpp fFSp ws ,aee M fe.htao towing
| Prop + II. snook, II bite Lake, lumber:
p PEop y. Gsoh. Mgskegon. lumber:
| Prop .yssnhickon, But.a 10, .undries-
Schr Gnlde. l'leErort, lumber.
ehr ehr cascee fo4a yef 1.Iasa Sa5
Schr Perry HannMh. Jaeksonport, telegraph polea.
Schr Telegraph. Auskegon. lumber:
Schr % y. Gage. Ahnapec, railroad ties
schr e. Z seascr, Muske9on. lumber:
sehhF G'qfti%aa # HnHf,SS odssish {,n1 s1 t9;n.r
sehI + j. K!ns. K!'Gi Grand aS: HaSen. ia'1eea wood.
Schr paytd Vance, Eric. coal.
s of ea Maven Gnna
schr Wells Burt. Buna!o, coal.
SEE a%5ae 's%eaF
ss55 ! 4 Sf; Msaa q eeiSss2n; eisxti9adi aa@Ssi eosi
schr shanaon S. i!tSn e1ry saned qm1ef hsr
schr GhaTles Luiinf Duncan ] Gtsy. Timber.
se6r q%1s aesr
shr Fos kiHa1 lumber
CLEARANCEs.
Prop Trader, Mnskegon;
Schr itnpefinl, h1enomnee. ~
SshF Ss'F Il H:noDt:Ss % 1ssk:T: Nsssiss Msstsss'.
Schr shr Iv;n,n1s' / Sands' Manis!ee e..,-
Sss: M!aa fsss Ss'sf: Sstsss''' Bay
Schr Porter, Budnlo.
Schr n. Gage Bay du Soque.
schr schr fnss AMss'es P,sa,s5.x; s.n5xson ,I: Bay
Prop G9rdon ca.npoeli. judaio. 5000 bu corn. 20
Prop Jug Could Buffalo, 5l4 bugs oatmeal
, 1880-05-02
MARINE NEWS.
MARINE NEWS.
A Momentary Weakening in Grain
Freights Yesterday.
Schooner N. I. Collins Runs On a Bar
at South Chicago.
Two Crack Scho0nerS Have q
Race to Chicago.
Sinking Of q 0orn-Ladsn Barge in the
Canal.


t GRAIN AND COARSE WEIGHTS.
] Shippers took advantage Of the number OF vesseis
oneEfng and forced rates down a cent early IN the
day on guaranty to load. Later in the dny the old
| rate OF Scents was reastabrshed. The charters
| were; 10 BuSalo-Schooners CarlingfoTd and hel-
| derhouse- wheat Mt 3-cssts; steam-bar2e Davidson
and ecnoonars Kelderhouse and Annie VouehE corn
| At ~ centaf scloonc1s Homer, Saveland. H. W,
! Sage. P. s. Marsh Frank D. Barker. and
Golden West, corn at 3 cents; propeller Arao'a'
Wheat Mt Sk cents; propeller Montana, corn
NJ cents; propeller Newburg corn. ana
blanchard. wheat on through rate; propeller Ne"
York tprobaby), corn on through rate; barEo
Nelson' corn. on owners account 10
through rate. To ogdensburg - Schooner
r. fs's5as e ;azeSsS
The ana ~erc
to Ioaq ~ VIII whsat Mixaukss az 81 cents snd
shaFteEed to proceed Milwaukee to load With wheat
1os on pFyate terms t,ed N the
These weTo ns fq9Ts 81 bi
caES. st tlV sehooner Fetrel lumber from MuskeEon
from Alpena TO Chicago at ~ cents apiece.
SCHOONER COLLINS IN TROUBLE
fday 70 sail nso haFoo r. r. %
3 he'd B. Bsr
b. IN eaEy hour yesterday mor9LnE bad her naoat.
sS 'S sS
montpelier, also ore lnden. nnd alter reach
Sc Is5 tns sS
re sip. however, md vas iefs IN the hands Of
nsns Il P The st he
THE CoSEsro0A-
mi oa 9E M Re chxs
week Jettisoned 1D barre!s Of nour and 3U bushels
Up 1l to s % m % M ne
her foot-vnlve guard, the foot-vave and the studs
schooners Poeter md s Moonisbt stasted for Sraue
kee in light trim 70 load with wheat As both are
ofher betting soon began to run hish between
the admirers OF both vessels to which would reach
Moonlight. although she left not less thnn twenty
minutes later than the Porter THE TntBuSE's Mill
which OF the two vessels reuched Milwaukee ahead
a coRS-LADES BARGE SUNK.
AT O'Clock Friday afternoon the corn-lnd barge
three miles Ills side Of Moris. and sunk in twenty
minutes. The cargo OF the barge consisted Of 6@D
i viii be saved damaged condition and sold 1t anc:
tion: The barge Is total loss She was owned BY
PORT 1orTSes.
For two or three hours yesterday afternoon the t
@ we're kept busy by the arrival of fleet
The schooner John 3. Merrill will hare repairs |
nade here to her tat5a and ssanchions, which we're
The propeller Oconto went into dry-dock at Mil
The eoes n hs a 4s
9TnS s, d. on9 w
aatst ts allowed ast seasen. .'s ''oo luz 'Ae ess"
The schooner Gen. Worth Is booked for rebuild at
Manlt9Woc from oilge up She will come out In first
The schooner Halsted sailed last evening for MIL
wnIkee; TO load " n wheat for Chicago. Somebody
to help himself out
, 1880-05-02


NEW YORK. May L--CorroS-steady at 117As12c;
futures quiet but steady; Mny, 117'c: june lls7c:
July. 1191c; August, l20fc: September, 1l6sc Octo-
ber, u.15c; November, 10aoc; December, 109lc.
FLouH-Dull; receipts, 300 brls; super State and
Western. $f0as4.s5: common to good extra 5@4 90;
good to choice, s5.U0a7.o0 white wheat extra <4s9
SIS; cxtra Ohio, <;5 St. Louis $46o@7M; Minnesota
patent process $50.
GRA1N-Wheat heavy; receipts. 1000 bu: unsrnded
spring, *ll4; ung1adcd rcd, <L1sl25 No. do. $1o4
@12sx; No. do, steamer. $l.cGt6; No. do Kansas,
: ansnaea aeasdSa Wife. aaos[ msrse do insss
fl1 f.: a25sGoa au|y 1kl G:fn we5k Esesps 90
So Ma;, sc: janc 'GSs a.ke; s;'utt Juy. $s3S
4e osiS S,, du,, ssce1pts o ou mixed "estefn
HAr-penand fair and market firm at 70c-
HOrs-Du and nominal
GRocEhlEs-Conee quiet and unchanEed: suEar
Aolatses steady with fair demand Rice quiet and
UNCHANGED
eErRo5 r EuA-Du; united. i13sc; crude, es4e,sc;
TALLoW-steady and unchanged
1CRrENTISE-Wenk at E11c.
EGGS-Steudy; Western, l6al1Hq
LEATHEK-Dul1 und in buyers favor: hemlock sole,
buenos AyEes. and d Kio Grande light middle and
&c; pulled. a5saN: unwasfed, 1sSI5c Texns isfs.e
RE ,aaa9 s7 9uieen e ,f nsT II ~ess fom
and unchanged: lard heavy; prime steam, s7.30@735
9t3rrEK-I.i'1 EuTTEK-Pu md al,d unchangea .
Wn1sKY-Nominnl Mt sl10.
METALs-AlanufAc:ured copper dull; new sheath
snE2t !4ke 2lG nis-iron du1 and nnse1tled,
NA1ls-CuI s5-oo@5.l0 c1lnch. sG5o@7m
, 1880-05-02

BREADSTUFFS.
| FIOUR-Was quiet and nomtnally unchanged
There little export Inquiry for low grades Sale.
were reported OF LIS brls winters private terms; 500
brls spring patents, partly $5te7o0; as brs LOW
g4ade partly SIS; and Us brs rye -four, partly at
e4-M Total. SIS brIs- Export fours in sacks rere
quoted At so35o for extra, and Silo9a % for choice
do.
OTHER BREADsrUFFs-Were easier. Sales wero
reported OF bran sl0oal4 So car msddlings
at *7o: and car coarse corn-meal At $a75 per ton
SPRING WHEAT-Was rather ta1ne, and casters
but geneEaly steady in tone. though on the down
sna sa spess es TRe
s4@Kc from the intest prices Of Friday and closed
fsax IF f. ne a @ an
9 5
he 9I snowed an % and 1he
ss1ons eey f a tse devees sfs
on May contrncs had been light and The May pro
soGn over: aad ihen he news made longs free
ss @ :sfs Sse
sS$s :o$ iS!s {, SSS!
s2 hs Soss; xnsasi MI .aa s. ssa? 2u{ ~
sc: ali eiosine at aeout inside sarss I se9s salss
g. ens s. Sy e. To @
%4ss' afs$ s q g So II
fe5Ssa 6os:es vs. s. offered ss1 1t SIS wtho9, buye!s
sse
May. while June deliveries closed NC lower, the June
Discount having wdcned. Tho British markets were
eaed e tru wth fatr inquiry verp1@9 @ duln md
here wero larger but freirs Tere understood to be
easier with active chnrterR in and this in
creased the frmness of holders till near the close
tngs for next month, while the demand for spot and
&c co,ns It tns eS; @s s Sc5 nds Mey Sa ay #
at nnd August RANGED about nc above July.
Spot high mixed ~as about 3ac above No. closing ut
+ S e. 5;ss RsHed seS seSt ~ sas; 4 ID If
and No; IT s;!x@$6s4c; b.&0 bu new high
mixed nj a. ge @ l29n nn ~ new e. mixed a. At Se on
LIS 81 ears 1T oa & Toa 55ss bu ooAl '''' o
@ se s 1
we're liberal. the bulk Of them selling on truck for
shipment and the weekly report indicated @ little
t ship but were scarce and the deliveries we're light
CLOSED Hc premium over June, with considerable do
,nsd Ina II fe bob o dea'' ta a5 costae sea eny
5qy sotd a,ssSs2s re closed 1t :ssf<s'c @ Cssh
ls;.to bu No. nj :'s 81 II 100 bu by sample at @
ss1:c on t1ack and as0 By mixed at s.s%et*c and
= n bu white at E@5'c' all free on board Total
KTE-was quiet and stead1: car lots OF No. we're
saable at 74ec and May sold In settlement at that
!1ec; 500 bu By sample at 751x676c on track Total |
6ARiEYmwas dul! ana xeaksE; the oaean@gs @ ~ess
,xlra G0c, and No. SIC. A few lots were sold
samP's @ sns sales werS reported 81 ID Of 1o by So
sd g. 81 IL 81 es sa@PS o soa1a
COtul. 8aU bu.
, 1880-05-02
THE THIRD TERM.
The Sons Alleged Reason Why the
Father Wants Il Third Tcrm-ss For
the Future Salvation OF the Countrr.,,

The Sons Alleged Reason Why the
Father Wants u Third Tcrm-ss Fol
tile future Salvation OF the Country, !,
Sptctat to Cincinnati Commercial.
CHICAGO. April 19-The point Of remark.
/ able conversation between Col. Fred Grant auG
one of the most distinguished Republican lead
ers OF Illinois has Just come to the light Col
Fred upbraided tho veteran for not being
actively at work for Gen. Grant, During the
conversation he said:
:" My father says that there may come time
IN the history Of the Republic when it may be to
the vital interests Of the people Of this country
Whao 70 nomnate President for third term and
son would stand in the way Of the common
welfare. It. therefore, becomes important to
ge1 that obstruction to the safety Of the Re-
position to make that triui and win that victory
ngnnSt ngncaSen. public superstition of dangerous
This speech Of young Grant took the distfn-
Euisned citizen aback. 1t vas evident that the
young man Ind been impressed with the divine
mission OF his father and it is probable that the
gentleman would not have deemed it advisable
70 make afs utternnces about the views Of Gen,
1TAnt public But fortunately there was q wit
nena thro,,Sh ho ta aakes the public into confidence
prominent leader is withheld only because Of
ais innocence OF this publicnnon. But it can be
~ 1qerhishcd and ne will not deny the truthtu1ness
OF the above report.
Gen. Grant recently said to an intimate per
spna! friend, understood to be E. B. Washburno,
tnal ne wus absolutely sure of the nomination
a. a. tn1cngo He. however, expressed eonsidera-
bic feeling because an effort was making to ret
ms own State away frnm him. He felt that be
pqugnt q,ig 20 be allowed the sweet boon Of q solid
A1nols N IN the National Convention.
The opposition to his wishes on this subject ia
uMaootedy responsible for the extraordinary
speeiacle now presented. for the first time ia
dne history Of this Nation. OF ii distinguished
citizen who has been Commandcr-in-Chief Of
T. ne armies of the country who bus twice been
- 80 r1es1dent' going about from county to coun-
y, seeking by his presence to influence, and by
2! n!s Acuon TO control. the primaries for his own
sI1 aIdsantage In the National Nominating Conven-
Gon. It Is to the credit Of some Of these coun-
les nat MS weil-tfu1ed visits have resulted dis
aassrously to him. This is notably the case in
Mclean County: where his friends were abso-
nseiy o certain @ Of carrying the convention solid
~ MN, hna yet as the latest advices show, the
'ictory was on the other side, Blaine securing
:leven out OF the sixteen delegates to the State
, 1880-05-02

HOG PRoDuCTS-Were dull and rather weak,
especially on lard. which henvy in spite Of the
BELIEF that the forthcoming report would show verY
lnrFe reduction In stocks The recent shipments
nave been quite nrge, but operators said that the
only result would be m increase OF stocks elsewhere
which may weigh more heavily on prices than IL the
lard Wcrc Kept here I'LL wanted for consumption
Liverpool reported advance OF Is in pork but did
not produce much impression here. Meats we're
easier The deliveries of pork on May contracts we're
very large: and OF lard and meats rather light The
summer packing Of this city to dnte is reported "a
6sno hoes- AGAINST So 900 to same time last year. and
4a0,tU do in 15.a
MESS PonK-Declined lo@lm<c per brt. and closed
.xc oeo" the latest prices OF Friday. at s9ae3<@95
3or round lots spot or seller May, <H59 lQO;x seller
brIs ana .ais9 a Keller July salss repoted Of
m o Il XII ScE III 00 brs seller Jaly kl4isa
offs se1seT SannarJf 91 <. <llM. Total. 10 brl.
tanle at f. - Ter ro4na ots spot or seller May Rs
fepeed nf aad s3f :. g sser Jay sales were
.t .a: u len g tSs seller June At sMaS; %
hEA1s-s ere IN eome export demand. but weak
, 1880-05-02

BOSTON.
Special Dtspateh to The Chicago 1ttbssns.
Boston, May 1.-The stock market had bet
ter tone to-day, but transactions were small.
Atchtsou & Topeka sold at Es1; Little hock'
45A; Boston 4 Maine. Isl 91s6H: Cincinnati q
Sandusky, 13Gl3I; Eastern. 3A@3: Fitchburg,
~: Rutland, So: preferred, 22sh: Little Rock,
45A; Louisiana Missouri River, 10: ogdens-
burg, 334: Burlington s: Missouri in Nebraska.
li1iI; Chicago, Burlington l. Quincy, E3n;
Michigan Central. 80; New York Northeast
ern. ~; Philadelphia, Wilmington Baltimore
70: Fort Scott. IS: Boston l. Lowell, 90s.
Dornls-Little Rock IS 101; Nashua 1 Lowell
Gs 1U.; Portsmouth & Great Falls 4ns, -: HIATT
ford & Erie Is. 55G55A: Eastern 41s BA; DC,
1906, 92; ST. Joe, firsts, lu3z; Atcnlson y
Nebraska IS, 11a5z; Pueblo i arkansas Valley
IS, ll0; New Mexico s: Southern Pacific ls, l0s11;
Rutland first IS, s.; Boston l. Albany IS, LIN;
Fort Scott, ~,
Miscellaneous Boston Gaslight. 80: Bruins
wick Antimony, 311sG.sS.; Boston Land, ea995.
FOREIGN.
LoSpoS, May l-Consols, SO 1-18.
American securities-Eew IS, 104X; f1s> u1H;
Is, 109h: Illinois Central, los; Pennsylvanla
Central, 561; Erie. 432ai: seconds, 30; Reading,
30t:.
To-day is a holiday at the Bank of England,
and the Stock Exchange Bank is making UP its
balances
PARIS, May l-Rentes, e4f 40c-
, 1880-05-02

| The leading produce markets wero less active
| Saturday, and irrepularly easier on grain, with
| decided weakness in provisions. The latter we're
GULL A great deal Of the trading had reference
to the May deliveries, which in the morning
were small In wheat and large In pork. The
British telcarums were somewhat conflicting,
pr1vates calling wheat weak, while Bcerbohm
reported greater business on the part of hold
ers. with I'M advance in cargoes OF coast. Mess
pork closed s5=c lower, at $982H@9.a5 SELLER
May and $l0.051l0.07H for June Lard closed
steady at $7.Gs4.G7.o5 seller June and $7.07h@
s.10 for July. Short-ribs closed at $817n@6o0
for june Spring wheat closed &c lower, at
SLEs for May and $Lloh for June.
Corn closed shade easier, at 36t:c
bid for Nay and 3sc for June.
Oats closed easier at 29aG291xc seller May, and
@a9.4c seller June. Rye was steady at T4nc cash
or May. Barley declined to 79c cash No, . and
6oc do extra 3 Hogs were active, and 5011c
lower, at S4-l5G4.45 for light and at $4.10@4.6 60
for heavy. Cattle were firm at S30OG4s5 for
common to extra.
The dry goods market was without marked new
features. The demand, though less active than
fortnight ago, is better thnn usual for the time
Of year, and jobbers seem well pleased with the
general situation Prices rule fairly steady
Gfocer1es met with q generous demand, and
ruled Hrm- Boots and shoes were steady
The millinery and straw goods trade
continues active. Jobbers of dried fruits
and canned goods report liberal demand from
the country trade and fair local inquiry. at
sustained prices. Butter and cheese were moy-
ing with some freedom, and the prices current
earlier in tho week were being realized. No
changes were apparent in oils, paints and COL
ors. pig-tron, leather. and coa1
Ihe cargo lumber market was dull Saturday
anu easy At the yards trnde was only fair Mt
current prices. The wool market was Inactive
and nominal. A little better inquiry for broom
corn Is reported, and the recent advance IL
maintained By sellers. Seeds were unusually
quiet Orders have dropped OF, and the sales
saturday we're chiefly of the late varieties Hay
was steady. except prairie, which closed easy.
Hides were in request and unsettled In price.
The receipts continue rather small, but some
dealers are quoting u lower range OF prices In
consequence Of the late fall in the Eastern |
markets. Trade in green fruits was fair at pre.
ytous prices.
Lake fretghts were in active demand and |
closed firm at Sc for corn and 3Hc for wheat to |
Buffalo. Early these rates were shaded km,sc. |
out the market recovered as soon as it became
evident that shippers wanted vessels
1t Is reported that last Friday prominent ]
house in New York settled at $l.39 per b,1 on tgo
cirgocs OF whcnt, when the same grade could
have been bought for export at about S128 It
seems they sometimes have corners on the sea-
board.
News comes from Jersey County in this State
nat the wheat there is already heading out,
"11h prospects OF an abundant crop.
, 1880-05-02

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, May l.-Another break occurred in
wheat to-day. The Morning Board opened with the
market in very unsettled condition. ant during the
forenoon June sold down to st.U, and ut noon to
spirited and extensive The schrs Mineral State and
DAFls we're to-day chartered tO wheat to Chi
expenses; These we're noted with inter-
options hrIner June at Sl.ts, May. $IiB7& und JulT
NJ xN7f The stock OF wheat In store Is 4,1st t0O bu
agn1nst tG AU blu the day Inst year. The total
NUMBER Of hoEs packed In this city during March and
, 1880-05-02

sse I'd 'f
Ponr HURON.
YORK. oeean. Egyptian ana eonsert, and schoons
Rtsnard wns'oT @ May Ms and L 1aFKss teheone
.q GedoTa, Young Ameitca John Ree c. Metropos az
S Nay s
HsRdS :'s S,:s sss: sa; ef. .;o sd se
T. ss sy
Nimba,l George @ King IND eatses Haeksst and a cor
ebhe EFT ofsea nses
So@eIy, ,Me5!eaim Mont Blanc, Republic, Monticello
~. E o4e sea
Mind d south, Ign; weather cloudy:
s 'ss5 The ne 70 rna
pS Ser g T c ts 5 morning. struck
| CANADIAN ITEMS.
Special Dt.pateh to The Chicago Tribune.
| OWEN SuuSD, May 1.-The schooner Restless. iron
iss6 ifPki1x 5say lid Rss sa:So 6osbsl;
spsa e aS cseeo
fo
A private e9mnuaisatiea 70 lie agents of she
q
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
| coLl1SGwoon. Nay l.-ArEived-schooner Ameri-
caco thirteen passengers and $50 merchandise
en- e s:;'se
Special Dispateh to The Chicago T1bune.
s|aa a1, d1 Be- stae
se Rsley Toese Afea
h31 Fcrss
Paige, coal, 4: 3 Hayes Chicago; Dauntless, Buck
deGsag GaSs Il nssy Essao bushels of n Rate.
Sss 80
ton.
BAY c1rr. MICH.
Special @ Dt,patsh to 71s a: catsaeo 7rtoane.
feaF .e6ooaeTs iadsn VIII lu@Se! md ;si9 sit shs
.ss .s The e S
schooner Rising Star. lumber will get awny some
f5s@ .ai 2sg agi saf e;
auA0U shingles, and on0,Gou lath-
cAEYBoYGAS.
Special Dtspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
,,c cnEnoSGAS z Mich, My 1.-The @ schooner Bangs-
ron ~ Ss a. ane naa
~ hs @ s@
pulled her en the bench nj Bearers.
Weather hne westerly wind.
s7eetaf Dttpateh to The Chicago Trtbuns.
sabsn Me MnDa Mey a,.o1 sf a
Eclipse -<''A'A''' 0-''''''' aA41
Cleared Propeller Raleigh. .schooners Unadtlla,
Clara Parker. g. Nelson, Alice Richards, John O'NeilL
G. Il. Johnston. and Lucerne-
Wind-Southeast: cloudy.
EAST SAGINAW.
Special Dfspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
EAST SAGINAW Micsl May 1.--Lumber frei.hta are
loading Tor ~ drop Of S
RI! SS5: tST AP5 a;n Ts5x ;,5 lumber shingles
Special Dtspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
the sarnia Line arrived at this morning. being he
Ice in sauit River and Mud Lake she came through
With the propeller City of Winnipeg. The propeleFs
Ontario and Winnipeg are expected tonight or TO-
morrow.
GRAND HAVEN. |
GRAND HAVEN, Mich., May L-Ths morning the !
sehooner Maggie Dali run intp the swing bridge at
and greatly ujnrins the bridge. This Is the bridge
Grand liaven proposes to buy. and the special cleo
DETnO1T.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune
DETROIT, Mich, May 1.-The schooner George MUIR
~ has been released and passed down this after
The wrecked rel schooner Montauk arrived here at
MARQUETTE
Special Dispatch to Ihe Chicago Tribune.
,. Tuttle and schooner George a. Elf.
CleAred-PEopeler H. E. Sheldon and schooner 8. |
HouGHroN, MICH.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago T1bune.
AoUoHroS, Mich, May 1.-The schooner James E. |
Fillmore. Of Cievelad left here IN tow Of the Bob
anderson at this afternoon.
ST. JOSEPH, NICE.
Special Dspoteh to The Chicago Tribune,
81. JOSEPH. Mich, May 1.-The iron-ore schooner |
. A. King cleared last night for Escanaoa-
, 1880-05-02
HURD'S LITTLE BILL,

Spectd9 Dt'pdteh to The Chicago Tribune
TOLEDO, O., May l.-Interviews had today tr
your correspondent with several leading mem
bers or the Toledo Produce Exchange develops
tne 1act tnat they are very generally opposed to
the Hurd bill as to its principles. and donbtfrI
OF its benefits. even to Toledo, They consider
it either stock-jobbing scheme or else intro
duced Tor the purpose Of strengthening Hurd
IN this district this fall. a few members, how
ever, bis Democratic friends, either favor or ex-
cuse the PHI, claiming that Hurd has some
pare tue way for annexation. Acuon on tie
matter nat has been Delayed, partly from the fact
tnat me Exchange did not wish to
t'!i1. har1nr improvement and new Government
mbaiafng m 70 at shs PLACE Resolutions viii probably
ne introduced on Monday expressing the disap-
scheme. 40 A~e0Ao ~ tAe
, 1880-05-02

The following grain was inspected into store
in this city Saturday morning: S cars and .,156
bu No. winter wheat, ? cars No. 3:do II cars
mixed. l06 cars No. 2 spring, 10 cars No. 8 do,
cars rejected car no grade GAS whcat): Al cars
No 2 corn. 1S6 cars high-m11ed, IS cars new
mixed, 40 cars no grade 1904 corn; cars No.
oats, IS cars No. 9 white, 81 cars No. mixed. II
cars rejected Q0l OATS; 2 cars No. 2rye; cars
No. bar1ey,2 cars extra, l car feed. Total
ta51 cars], 467 600 bu. Inspected out: 14,u6 bu
wheat, 1796ss bu corn 44 g.. bu oats, l13 bu rye.
The following table shows the movement Of
breadstuffs and 1--we stock in this city during the
1raaE 1xjft
, 1880-05-02
By TELEGRAPH.
OREIGE.

Special Dtspdtch to The CHICAGO Ttibnns-
LIVERPOOL, May l-l:D Il m-FLoUR-No. /,
rs Cd; Mo-, 1H
Observation-Disclosures, No. /, los Cd: No. 2 g Sd.
LIVERPOOL, May L-COTToS-Aoderate inquiry;
freely supplied ut 6131G@6 151Gd; sa1ee. 500 bales;
speculation and export, l.50o; American, 4.25l
FRoyIS1OSS-Prtme mess pork, 65s. Beef-Prme
mess, rs Cd American lard, SIS 3D. Bacon-Long
clear, 35s.
LONDON, May ay1-SCG4n-Muscovado ado4t, lis "a
CTS.
REFINED PETROLEUM@s.
SPIRITS TUHPEETINE-Hs.
ANTWERP, Mny L-PETRoLEUM-1s1lk
, 1880-05-02
MINING NEWS.
SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, May 1.-The following
are the closing quotations at the Stock Board:
COMMERCIAL.

The following we're the receipts and shipments
Of the leading articles Of produce In this city
during the twenty-lourhour ending atF o'clock
Saturday morning, and the corresponding time
last Yenr:
, 1880-05-02

Nature often cures disease, but when she does
It Is always by expelling IN some way or other
the cause Kidney Wort e1ectually aids nature
In doing this, and this is why it performs so
many great cures
, 1880-05-02
Leave AmTa9t

Fn11man a HoIel Gats ase fun through oetre.. r.,
Seu 1au ~ Souhc. hnns, and Pullman Seensee g.
Nc other road = ;uns Pullmsu or aay otheF ~
d-DepOt corner Of Wells and Ein74..~+~
b-Deoot corner OF Canal and Ktnx3e-sts'
For Maps Guide-Books, T1me-Tahhe. sI..a,a
spRy At ef ths iaTs.
St. Grand Pacific Hotel briaks ETnress c1!Cla = Clat-
nfod5thes,s eo5ne Esndolp9 and sass foot tes
Sxteenthsta, Palmer House and norner STaaai ~
NAdt5on-4ts. ION West Sidel ~" ~ooA 4n4
, 1880-05-02

ened in sympathy with pork and lard There was
ported Of 800 boxes .hou!deEs on pryale terms $40
seller june and S. td6 2 seller July; l00 boxes long
and short clears at Hi40: U0 boxes short clears at
M I&f57x. Short ribs seller June closed at S6l!4