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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-21
ADDITIONAL SUBURBAN,
DAYTON. KY.


Mr.. Julius Smith, the genial and versa
tile, is now representing a Cincinnati whole.
sale harness establishment.
It is suggested that picnic be held soon
for the benefit of our Public Schools, which
are sadly in need of money for current ex-
penses.
Mrs. Mahan, OF Fulton street, and her
brother "Chawles," Mr. Pelling and son
and several other OF our st. Louis excursion.
lists are back.
The blind horse owned by Mr.. Link the
grocer, while gamboling over the green yes.
terday tumbled over the Berry-street cul-
vert and broke his neck.
The statement in q morning paper that
the ground had been selected for the troops
is premature. Several points have been in.
spected, but no reports will be made fol
several days yet.
The 8. A. Y. M. g. have made arrange.
ments to give a grand picnic at Clsrk's
Grove oil July 9th. The one selling the
largest number Of tickets will be chief.
The chief will be assisted by two assistants
Tickets can b had from the COMMITTEES on
Saturday evening, May 22d. at their Com
mittee.room in the Odd Fellows Hall
Building.
Additional Bellevue, Kylq
The Council last night passed resolution
assessing a fine upon all members absenting
themselves without good excuse, as alb.
sent from the city, orsickness, Quitting in
coal is inexcusablet
The Board of Equalization In their 70.
port to Coupcil last night, shows their work
as follows: Increased the assessment on
real estate, $24. 1850; decreased the assess
ment on real estate, Sc, $50; increase over
decrease, ST, ,230; total assessment on real
estate, $443, 755.
COUNCIL PRocExDINaG Council met lasl
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FOURTH RACE.
w shington Races.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. May 2l.-The Com.
pensaJion Purse race. one mile and a quar-
ter, was won by scotilla; New York Weekly
second, Virginia third and Virginius fourth.
Time Oil.
The two-mile dash was won by Check
mate; Glenmore second, Ben Hill third,
and Weiter furlong behind. Time,
1864.
The Consolation Purse. mile heats was
won by Vagrant: Eugenia second, and rest
ruled out. Time, 1:44A, 1:44H, 1:45.
The steeple chase was won by Disturb
ance: Derby second and Dispute third. No
time taken.
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Board Of Public Works

The resolution authorizing the Americaa
Union Telegraph Company to erect tels'
graph pole at No. II West Second strssl
was approved.
The Engineers final estimates and assoO
ing ordinances for the improvements of Fszs
gus street. from Chase to Knowlton, anA
Culvert street, from Third to Fourth, wsM
transmitted to Council.
The bills of the Cincinnati Gas Light an4
Coke Company for the months Of February
March and April were approved.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-21

Death Record.
The following deaths have been placed q
record since our last report:
VIM. Stall. hours, city.
Herman Brinker, 2 months, city.
Jas. Fahey, 6 months city.
Anna Barth, months, city.
Eddie Lewis, months, city.
Agnes Nolan, months city.
David Schwartzel, 13 months, city.
Bernard Neuhaus. % years, city.
Marv Crockett years. city. ...
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Delayed by Ice Fields.
nal Associated Press to the Star.

HALIFAX. May 21.-Immense fields Of ice
spread from the west coast of Newfound-
land to Cape Canso. and fleet of nearly
one hundred sail is delayed from getting up
North Bay. Two large Norwegian barques
were lost near Rose Blanche. Newfoundland.
The crews were saved. 1t is supposed that
many more vessels will be lost, as the ice is
very heavy.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-21

lately in conference at Tezin, to come to
Cabul. General Roberts has destroyed the
Podshah, Khans and Ghilzai forts.
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SPORTING SPARKS.
TRAINING FOR THE IRISH MATCH.

TRAINING FOR THE IRISH MATCH.
NEW YORK, May 2.-The riAemen prac-
ticng for the Irish match ale making ex-
cellent scores. All the men at Creedmoor
yesterday made over 200 each out of a pos
sible 225, at the three ranges 800, 900 aud
1000 yards. The weather was bad, fish
tail wind coming down from the rear of the
range, and there were the usual mishaps,
sticking bullets, misshapen bullets, and
cartridges badly loaded.
Louisville Races.
FIRST RACE.
LOUISVILLE, May 2l.-'The Kentucky
Oaks" l8S0) for three-y ear-old-fiilies; 500
entrance; half forfeit, with $1,000 added !;
second to have 5000 Dash of a mile.
Longitude.
Ursalia
Time-2:4lA.
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Is hereby given to the coward who fred
the shot at the young ladies and gents who
were passing the vicinity of Tayor's Greek
last Sunday evening to leave for some un.
known place by Sunday, May %, 1880, or
he will meet with Peter Kllne's fate. 1t
vas this same scoundrel who fired at the
street car several nights ago. We
mean business [Signed].
BOUND TO HAVE REVENGE,
, 1880-06-27
MARINE NEWS.
Grain Freights Experience Another
Decline.
A1nYal of q Lowtr.Lake Fleet That FILL Send
Them Still Lower.
Local and General Notes in Great Vi.
nety.
HOME HAPPENINGS.

GRAIN FREIGHTS.
Grain freights were active yesterday ut a de-
cline Of q cent Closing quotations we're cents
on corn and 8A cents on wheat to Buffalo. En-
gagements: To BuIalo-Propellers Chicago and
Fountain City, corn at GA cents; steam barge
Argonaut aud consort Inter-Ocean, schooners
l.. 4. Law, !. Keith. P. s. Marsh, propellers Cuba
and Commodore, corn generally at scents: barge
Clement, rye on private terms To Erie-Pro-
peller Wissahickon and schooner Schuylkill, corn
On through rate. To Kingston-Sream- barge
Clinton and consorts Clyde and Grimsby, corn on
through rate. To Collingwood- 7. 7.
Avery, corn on through rate. Capacity, 565, Goo
bu corn and 3a000 bu rye.
DOCR NOTES.
The tug A. B. Ward is laid up with broken
cylinder rod and connecting rod The latter
was the cause OF the cylinder head blowing of.
Capt. Frank Butler suffered q slight scald Of the
wrist.
The water in the river Is once more pure.
4 large fleet, principally Of Lower-Laker5,
noon. u
Capt. George Mccullough has taken charge OF
the propeller Wissahfckon, vice Capt. Sissons,
who is now in charge Of an elevator ut Erie.
The tug W. E. Muir yesterday towed the
schooner Wells Burt to this port from Milwau-
kce; the tug Sill the schooner David A. Wells
oln Racine hither.
The schooner Pensaukee shipped new bow
spirit yesterday,
, 1880-06-27


Special Dtspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
BOSTON, June 26.-The stock market is still
showing the same nctivity and strength thnt has
characterized 1t for week Or more past. Nci-
ther the hot weather nor the discussion OF the
current political issues seems to have the least
influence on it, and among ali clnsses Of stock
the tendency to move up Is very manifest. The
mining stocks are pct leading the list, though
to-day's transactions in them, while maintain
Ing prices we'll showed but fey and very slight
was Hartford & Erie re is, , which I'D I'd
Among this class Of stocks New York &
seconds showed small transactions. The rail-
active class in the whole list The changes were
not large, but with the single exception Of Chi
cago, Burlington & Quincy, which dropped +, to
136ix, they MI showed slight improvement.
Little Rock s. Fort Smith advanced one point. to
3sai; Michigan Central was up to ", and New
York s. New Englnnd gained IL. selling at 39tz.
Small sales of Pullman were maue at 1l413, aud
OF Rutland preferred at "a Land stocks were
firm and without material change. The dealings
in them we're small and unimportaut
FOREIGN.
LONDON, June 20.-Consols, 98 9.18.
American securities-New is, 1855; AVS, 112A4;
4s, 1104; Illinois Central 109hs: Pennsylvania
Central, 55h; Erie, Az; seconds, o.; Reading.
9S.
PARIS, June e6.-Rentes. 85f 42hc.
BERLIN, June 26.-The statement of the I'M
perial Bank of Germany shows decrease in
specie Of ], 81, 900 marks.
, 1880-06-27
LAKE PORTS.
03I1&tIII.
SDEcf1f nsnrfrh n T1A <sAr. ~ =,

Special Dfspateh to The Chicago Tribune
DETROIT, Mich, June 26.-Passcd down-pro-
pelers Idaho, Granite State and consort,
INDIA; steam-barge Mineral Rock and barres
Y. J. kershaw, H. D. Cotlinberry and consort
Egyptian and consort, Oakland and consort Iron
AEc and consort, and schooners Columbian.
smith and Post ]. Chamberlain and consort.
anu schooner 1sbpeming, Niugaru; schooners
I. Mitchell, Dauntless, B. Mitchell. F1orctta
sage, Mystic Star, Erie Belle, Charles Grover
Guido Phster, E. Jones, Vanderbilt, Homer
romeroy' Scotia, Lottie Wolf, Hungarian, Gavin.
Gneney Ames, Craftsman, Col. Cook. Delaware
AG,os De "o1f NevAdu, Pathfinder, Mouga. .trnn
fasscd up-Propcllers Cham plain, Junflfa and
consort, Celtic, Russia, Arzoni,, Nyuek. Wnnta4 4
N, Atlantic, Garden City and consort ply1nonfh
ana schooner $. l.. Watson: steam m-bnrrcs viii
IAN Rudolph and consort, W. Fl. Bar11Im Tn.xn
scnd any cnnsort. Bay City and burgess: schoon-
IT. T.,I =. " "insow, Nary Lyon, G. M Filler. II
o1uuey. !. Mathews, w. j. Preston. EIy3na
Gmnseo selktrk, Mary Battle, Josephine, White
LOUD, bolivia, c. Il. Burton Rounds r. II
eo''ef' -aaazanalla; tug Sampson aud coasort,
BUFFALO,.
Special Dfspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
n 4uFFALo, N. Y.,June 26-Arrivals- -Schoonera
=: Il os1er, American, A. II. Peterson MARY r.
fat!gglns, .ames i. JOY, Clark, Parker. Civ of
SneDoygan: grain, Chicago; Elixn Gerjyyeh ~
1iyosotls, Young America, grain. Mflgn,,E"a.
bfooklyn. grain, Duluth.
1epartures-Propelie Mnckinaw. Black Rirar.
scnooner Myosotis, S. D. Sawyer coal T.
roster, american, Clark, Parker Citv of Sba-
opygan' ChicaRo; Mary L. Higxie, Escanaba-
1Lana1 lrelgnts s1ead3und unchanged Ouotat1.
"neat at X cents and corn at I4 cents 10 New
, 1880-06-27


| FLOUR-Was again dull, with.litte change to mott
In the situation. There WIS light dcmund on 1oza
account, and few shipping orders on hand, but ex
porters appeared to be generally limited far below
the views Of holders. Winters were nonnally weak
on account OF the prospect OF liberal supplies
Sales reported OF lies brs double pri
vute terms, and l'D brs low grade ut $a2435 Total
126 bris Export Hours quoted ut $i.256450 TO
extras and s+.3os5.o for choice extras.
OTHER tMtLLSTCPrs-Were quiet and steady. Sale!
were CARS BRAN at sS.25@Si0 mddlings at $3.50
car shorts nj $780, and m brls eornmea1 private
terms Coarse corn-mea was nominal ut $13 2 per
On track.
SPRING WHEAT-Wns somewhat less active ane
averaged easier. The market for next month de-
cltned lG5tc, improved l3sc closed At about the
@ %h easier New yo{ W.
an Increase, though they were not large, and the
noaef IL
+no. n,,d foren" and EensralIy Supposed TO be
sR sa
hs ~ the for e
evsr 'air asaana 1of tie lSnss futafss On Outside
lug afs 1o f'os a' a!ssasai
ton tSs s the q 70
Of course thut experience muy be repeated. The de-
ssasd Sa5sF as G ss
e s'4s, and closed S@c DID, scier Alsust sold At
si"snf S sns sfts'nSss as sss e
e assS sSs? S r. y x sPS s, 81 No. se At I IS
b. bp re{eetsd ;3 4 and a ba by sample ata55
sPs srea
sa we're bn red sssr 1t aT Ut
By BY :aspe ss!sE a.e M I 3 s
o as sa gtea
only HgAc below the latest prices of Frduy. our
!SSssgs y a "Ps Psr ns9 6 sufes
1afaed ,ta sbe Decrease q e2as
%5sy - Iod asts n 5ssy II se
s5amp!e @ Ihe purchases of car-ots. howeyer, were
at prenn as ey fnfo Ta5s gas
On first storage Megua5 closed 1t axe BID: Seller
sss.ng ~ s tc S ;s,s SseS the month SOLD il @
6 & s Al 5 S;3sS S$s II:
$c t;ss; itly y i ieS ises Sn 4 bos1d i
less @ aetise C te and o.sr Ts so market
es1xs early n syalathy With 9her s5a! ie
Gas. o9ts ase we're pressing lie market With ttle
u M. si'd closed II An:;ust soii Ut Ssc Oh
s sSsasd ase'i%Sa 3 & w
i ~ ~ ! ff su "s:S ssee,e% e?o1!sc e {:
.n'xed i s Vi @hta }t;s 1t ~ &d 5' I'll III
S:s rsS aS sHfsf m:ys
ss t fs spRs q ts or II
ae '.s w,S q 6a % =.
H1s ffff q sSasd II sssias nStS gtse
fnr extra we're filled at 'i,@ee ST; sold Sic seller
re1s y Sss s 30 ext
.t ;:. G1s@MtsS; az lau bu by snmple ut 5syc truck
, 1880-06-27
SPORTING.
YACHTING,

YACHTING.
| The annual regatta OF the Chicago Yacht Club
took place yesterday afternoon, and the finish
was witnessed BY at least Thousand people,
who were scattered along the breakwater be-
tween Van Buren, street and Harmon court,-a
much larger crowd than usual, which Is al indl-
cation that the interest In this delightful sport
is increasing. There are now fourteen yachts
In the fleet, three having been added since last
year; the membership Of the Club is seventy
five, and it has plenty Of cash in the treasury.
In the race yesterday none Of the tirst-class
bouts were entered, the contest being between
those OF Il feet and under In measurement The
entries were: Second class-Harry Burke, Capt.
Pettibone, IS feer So inches; Nameless, Wilder,
45.nA. Third class-Ar1el, Weir, Ala; Peri,
Sayre, 40.2A; Zephyr, Barnum, 30.04; Good
enough, Skilllan, 1884, Fourth class-Flect-
wing, Henderson, 31.4A; Lincoln. jacobson,
300H.
The weather outlook WIS not favorable for the
race, the sky being cloudy and threatening rain,
"A fact which doubtless deferred many people
from going to the lake-shore to see the boats
start Of. The spectators did not number more
The judges were G. E. Kramer, n. G. Bradley,
and the prizes; Second class, $s5; third class,
first so. second SIS; fourth class, $40,
The original course laid out was southeast
from stake-boat off Van Buren street to
Ihlrty-ninta street, north to the Crib, south to
the end OF the north Government Pier, and east
to the stake -boat-about fourteen miles-for the
second and third class boats. That for the other
cass was shortened to seven miles by cutting on ;.
the north half Of the course, the boats sailing
directly for home after rounding the
lower stake-boat- But the cat-rigged affair that,
started for Thirty-ninth street was slow, aud
had only reached Twenty-seventh street when :
the advance yacht was close to her heels so she
cast anchor, and thereby shortened the course
to about twelve miles for the second aud third
Classes, anti to i've for the fourth enS9
The :. '..get-ready" gun was fired from the Idler
ut ! o'clock, and, after the "Ro" boom reverber-
ated across the water, nil got under way in good
her Captain, who wasn't familiar with her pc
cullarities. They crossed the Zine" in this /
order:
, 1880-06-27

DIVIDENDS AND EARNINGS.
NEW YORK, June 2G.-The Directors Of the
Lake Shore d Michigan Southern Railway
Company to-day declared a dividend Of
per cent upon capital capital stock, payable
Aug. next. The transfer books will be
closed July 8. The net earnings for six
months ending June 50 (June partly esti-
mated) were sass, 600. Increase over the
The Michigan Central Railroad Direct
, 1880-06-27

Inc leading produce markets were rather
quiet Saturday in the aggregate, and Irregular.
Provisions sold up again, but fell back, and then
reacted. but without much strength. Wheat
was further depressed by fine weather, some in
crease in receipts, and II downward tendency In
Europe aud New York, hut strengthened up
later with overcast skies. Corn Was in larger
supply and easier, but steady. Oats were ag,,in
weak, aud, for this month, unusually heavy no.
body seeming to want them; they declined
about Il per cent during the week, under large
offerings on country account Mess pork closed
150l7hc higher, ut FL axGl1 .971s for July und
Sle.05 for August Lard closed 2!zc higher ut
S6.65g6.67n seller July and $6.0GJ .7:,H for Au-
gust Short ribs closed at SG.G21 for August
Spring wheat closed &c lover at eS3<c asked for
June and 8s!4Gssssc for July. Corn closed 1s@Ic
lower, Mt 34Isc bid for June and 34s,c for July,
Oats closed lG1c lower ut s24c for June, and FL.
for July. Rye was .5c cash. and SOC seller july.
Duriey was steady at TIC for spot NJ ., and Soc
for September. Hogs were fuirly active and un-
changed Mt s4l004.25 for light, and ut $4.1ol1
$50 for heavy gr,sles Cattle were quiet and
wcak ut S2e.5oG4.90.
Dry goods were quoted quiet with no import
ant change in values. The demand was mostly
for small amounts Of staple and seasoDable nrtl-
cles.. There was an active grocery market, and
a pretty firm set of prices. Sugars were OF from
the highest point about 3sc, but the demand
WIS as active as before, and the supply short.
CoGccs we're firm, with prime to choice grades
showing a slight upward tendency Nochange Of
importance WIS apparent in the butter market
There WIS a good demand, and for fine grades
the market was firm. The cheese market was
panicky. There was next to no demand, and,
In sympathy with a further decline In New York
and Liverpool, prices were Oft fully &c, full
creams being offered at 79Sc and part skins at
696Ac- Fish were in good request at full prices.
, 1880-06-27
ROWING

The Fnrragut Boat Club intends to give re-
cepdon to Its victorious crews ut the Moline re-
gntta, either at the Palmcr House or at the boat
house, On Tuesday evening next. The Club won
at the regatta IL large share of the honors. the
Chicago men, including both Farraguts and
Riyerdales, bringing back sixteen out Of thirty
SIX nednls, besides flags, etc, winning for tie
second consecutive year the senior four-onrcd
Valley Amatenr Rowing Association All Of tie
strongest clubs were represented, and tho
lust scso1. All active, associ.tc. life and rctirad
ccptiOu. ~ -"
, 1880-06-27

ors to-day declared. dividend Of per cent
on capital stock, payable Aug. 2. The net
earnings of the six months ending June 80
June partly estimated) were 81, ST., ,GM In
crease, S507, 900 over the corresponding six
months the previous year.
, 1880-06-27

The Chicago Cricket Club during the last
week has practiced on Wednesday and setur-
day afternoons in Lake Park, and the men,
bers will no doubt give a good account Of
themselves In the COMING game with the ST.
Louis Club next Saturday or Monday. The
Club has never been In better condition
finance. The eleven selected for the 1,,rnfno ~
event will probably embrace Dr. Ogden and SON
the two Billings. ". P. Griswold, good battcr,
steadiest bats and bowlers in the Western conn.,
try; and other prominent cricketers. Thus far
played. ee - At1S
, 1880-06-27

Short ribs seller August. closed Mt $.StG-60 Long
clears 9uoled ut <G = loose and S. boxed Cunber-
lands, EAs7c boxeu; long cut hams, Ig914c; sweet
picked hams quoted sHys5lc for l7dllJ average:
green hams. same nveraTe, :s4H5Ac.
Bacon quoted nj 5Gt514c for shoulders 7H@7&c for
short ribs for short clears a914c for hams, all
clnvused and packed.
GNEASE-Quet- We quote white at 645Ec and yell
low ut l9IHc
BEEF-Wus quiet at S3251a0 for mess, $.759a00
for extra mess, and El. 0Uy2l 10 for hams.
TALLow-Quiet and steaty Mt 551A6c for city and
53xG54c for country,
, 1880-06-27
PORT OF CHICAGO.

| Stmr Sheboygan, Manftowoc, sundries.
Stmr Muskegon, Muskegon, sundries-
! Prop Commodore. Buffalo, sundries.
Prop Dean Richmond, Buffalo. su1dries.
| Prup Skylark, Benton Harbor, suudrieS.
| Prop Messenger, st. Joseph, suudrie3-
/ Prop Fl. S. Sill, Racine, towing.
Prop Bpckeye, A4skeyon, lumber.
| Prop " Z; Muir, Milwaukee. towing,
Prop r. S. Faxton, South Haven, sundries.
Prop T. Hickox, Muskegon, lumber.
Prop E. f. Thompson, Nuskegon, lumber.
Prop Swallow, White Lake, lumber.
Prop Lawrence, Cleveland, suudr7es.
Prop Annie Laurie, Muskeyon, lumber.
Prop George Dunbar, Nuskegon, lumber.
Prop G. P. Heath, Saugatuck, sundries-
Prop Portage, Buffalo, suudries.
Prop 4. c. brit1nin. White Lake, sundE1eA
Prop Newburg, Buffalo, suntlries-
Prop Tempest, Muskegon, lumber.
Pr,p st. Joseph, Muskegon, lumber.
Prop Gordon Campbell, Buffalo, sundries.
Prop Jno Latham, Sturgeon Bay, towing.
Prop Wissahickon, Erie, suudries-
Prop Fayette, Mauistee, humber.
Prop Thomas Spear, Sturgeon Bay, towing.
Schr Buena Vista. Churlevoix, wood.
schr Tom Paine, Muskegon, wood.
sehr h s s = e 4 sS Wstsoa, aaaS' Rafalo. eoa.4. eo
Sehr Wells Burt Milwaukee, light
Schr r. Winslow, Milwaukee, light
Schr Potomac, Georgian Bay, r,1iiroad tics.
Schr H. 4. Richmond, Muskegon, lumber.
Schr L. Grant, Muskegon, lumber.
ochr Contest, MuskegoI, lumber.
Schr Hisgie & Jones. Escunaba, iron-ore.
Schr y. A. Georger, Buffalo, light.
Schr T. y. Porlch, Muskegon, lumber.
Schr 1: JohnSon, Menominee. lumber.
Schr l. Lawson, Muskegon, lumber.
Schr Adirondack, Nuskegon, lumber.
Schr 6. e. Finney, Buffalo, coal
Schr T. I. Flick, Muskegon. lumber.
Schr J. Lind, Muskegon, wood
Schr hamedary, Gross Point, gravel
Schr Mantha, Gross Point, gravel
Schr Planet, Manistec, lumber.
Schr Cascade. Cleveland, coal.
Schr Kate Kelley, OSwego, coal
Schr Southwest, Cleveland, pig-lrou-
Schr e. Corning, Buffalo, coAl.
Schr Sunny Side, Buffalo, coal.
Schr J. Sunds, Manistee, lumber.
Schr Windsor, Manisteee, lumber
Schr f. T. Baldwin, Buffalo, coal
Schr Schuyikill. Erie, light.
Schr Samana, Buffalo, coal.
ACTUAL sA1I.KGs.
Schr II. D. Moore, Frankfort. :.
Schr L. Pratt. Ludington. a.:
Schr Frank Crawford, Sturgeon Bay.
Schr Green Bay, Sturgeon Bay.
Schr Petrol, Muskegon.
Sehr 1d.a, Manistee.
Schr c. F. Allen, Grand Raven.
Schr ]. u. Merrill, Aluskcson,
Schr Japun, Ludingtou.
Schr e. n. johnson, ManIstee.
Schr Pauline, Manistee.
Scnr Nassau, Escanaba-
Schr Iopsey, Muskcgon. !,
Prop E. E. Thompson, MuskeRon.
schr Tom Paine, Muskegon.
Schr L. II. DAVIS M1ske9nn
Pron @. Hickor NuaEaIs
Prop George Dunbar. MnsEecnn-
Schr n Hnnann Wcni.+aos
schr Lookout. Mnnisten.
Schr Transfer M,IeEarc,
Schr 4. Bradley" MnsEst.nn go.
Schr S. A. Jrish' ErnI ho..a
Prop Annie Ia,,rie WnsIann1
Schr SartIinin. Wits oEs
Schr H. 4. Richmond. Mnsteonn
, 1880-06-27
BY TELEGRAPH


fClsElGN.
Special Dispatch to The Cslcaao Tribune.
].1vERrou11 June :;-ll III H. m.-FLouu-So l. res.
No. :. los.
Observation-Disclosures. No. !. 9s 10d; No 2 O. Cd:
spring. No Is Id; No. =. IS I'd; white. No. l. 9s 3d.;
No. =, IS Cd; club No. l. los; No. 2 IS Cd. Corn-Sew
NJ l. 1s.
PROvls1OSs-Pork. Gh Lard, 37s
LIVERPOOL, June 2G-liyentug.-C -COTTOy-Easter Mt
CA@45sd; sales 4,N0 bales; speculation and export
N1; American, :,5Ts
1ARl>-Anerican, J7s.
CnEESE-Flne American, As.
SPIRITS OF PErKol.ECA-71Sd; refined, ed.
LONDON, June Observation-Disclosures, a6s Sd:
MuscOvado ahUu., rs id.
REFINED pETKoLEUM-714@7kd.
ANTWERP. June eH-PETItoLEUM-2l3Sf
The following were received by the Chicago Board
OF Trade:
LONDON, June 2G-L1yEnPooL-Wbeat = f1u1,
corn easier at 5s- CargOes Qf const- Whegt nat
much demand: the demand rthe Continent cuntln-
ues; req winter, 1ktt;*s td- Corn firm ut Ms Cur
crate demand; Far average american spring wheat
for prompt shipment, 4Is. ' '>'
llvEhruol-, June &-Wheat-~Scarcc,r buslnes.
ennu.h 70 make runrket; red winter, IS I'd; NJ =
spring: 81 q: No. do IS I'd. Corn dull and easier
aeeI defllneI ID Corn 1ul! Arrived-Waea, nor much
DOING demand for tie Cuniinen, moderate. Corn ID
aeGl!hed ID Corn quiet Pork Gs. l.urd dull and
- IoWer ~ o,s HacUn-l., G., is; $. e.. ais Tai
IoM, rs 6d Cheesels lover Ut 4s. Beef, Gis
Whet hs, b.. eorn. 1sl,0u bu; oats aUx bu; ryc,
, 1880-06-27


NE" YORK. June G-CorroS-Duil at 1lMS1oc
Futures quiet but steady; June, l6c July 1luc: Au-
Rust A'lsc; september. nlsc; October. 1N77c: NO
vembcr. Nt,c: December, 1AGsc; Jnnuary. luGot.
fLoCh-Dui! and unchangel; receipts l4,ou brls.
GhAS-Wheat steady; receipts, 3yi,uJ bu: No. 2
spl'nE slas14&lc9; No. ! Green Bay. sLl0 uusraded
red, $lo53zzts1144 No. do, *Lalsl2l; mixed win
Ter sl1i; No 2amber. slu; un:;raded white <11ukaa
LII; No. do. sl1:esl.l; No. do, s1ls4al15; No. ?
red. June, slis'zae1.A; July, *L1l4el.lo; August,
s!H@Lth- Corn active but shade lower: rec,.t,ts
e en; ~ gnEaaaed jnas 45 1zS5ls To5 t;c: isss
W;s Wss 1ats ;s. hsavy;w III receipts: ai9G 6u; mixed
tiAf-Auiet but trim 1t 1IaH}c
ltOfS-Acttye und utnl.
-Collet-I}emand fair and market firm.
hlo clrxoes Quuted 1.AsIc: job lots I355GE l;,S..
SuknF quiet but hrm fair to good refining 4S&1 Ec:
nonsses quiet and unchanged. hice uuet and mn.
changed. 4e+ " I'LL
refined. yAc. 0' e~' '<sS'74e'
aALLow-Quet but steady: GSc.
RESlS-Qu!et and unchAn ,ed
yCEPxSTISE-Steady: .l4es5@c
EGGS-Duli und unsettled atll@Ec
tfAGHEa-lo fair demand; hemlock sole Buenos