davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-05-10


CATTIE-'rhe pnss weok NaA much moro fhvorabic
t1 tho selling lntertat t1hn Werd tho two or three
which proceded It. with failing o IN tho receipts
OF titan d,tW hond nnd change for ts butter
In tho tun0 OF tho EnstGEn market, The demNtd from
first to Inst satisfactorily active, and prices
throughout arm, with Mtvnnc!aH tendency. In
bnschnrs' stun nnd ht1ckorB thoro noteworthy
chun9e prices Ut that ctAas n1rany boinR high by
parsson. but shipping hnd oxport cattis moved up
strong lsaaDo. Tho quality Of the offerings MAS good,
Fnr to prime stuurs, weighing lr0m l. to l.l0 lbs.
mnde ~ tito bulk, ant Bales wufs larHoy at aaaal41
Tho hlghost prico paid WAS N9o 6tockors wcro In
sh %9y 1Hw fssaq ssnE n Il s
$!S IT, eSmnoM i Ko9a NJ eoH; Ing pSot ID iatr
I'LL secoane s
.E say @ II .s " o I,'s o.x fSan'' 'as '"' ' Astas
QUOTATIONS:
Extra nesvea-fFaded stuess, Weighing 1+o. n,
chaies d III I'll 1s
eS e%Ssh!S ;;sss: 1oah: .'ae
ina iG1 Is iaU 49, - asoa4n
% 1sssinx u III tIS !" tlo s ~. w.: s aoo4
iSn st. aooaa7s
lu1s, md hcnAwnE aloera.. ak&?S
Yeats pur lu1 &pt&3W
s:; Msss TessS te Yss' sHys
woro hit tiu dlEoTeut fr,Ini L,osu current 81 tho
s ssst ss tsssR sss
r ss " H.. sss 5 e. D 81 ~ wsasn.s ts sfs91 @
nAild eiv chiefly frH iocMl euttors less ta nth
at tl,e 4upRJ 9onE 1Aken ny ahppgts n quality th
ssS a ! II Ta: as n @ s
@ ssss* sIt :Ss, = u, 81
a ssssa Il e 1na an &c s e
NIltEV!TheEo has boon good demand for sheep
| and fur dohrnll1 ntMttun nuhltlps. Tho MMIktt
ihrouHhout nNlItaineA n etya.y t0ne It rc4uc:.
tpn ffGln tha closing prues u tho rres!nas week q
1cas usti4r neglect aiIl wurs h1rd IL Moyu at USt1o
un. VI the past Neuk's nrTiYaA considerable lmrt
| WIS cuHp,isui Ut blbr1, shcep. W. qu9t9 HvnF N
sxS o yis 81 sxia }s.saOS sa Ss; Il s''e' *hoF"
KANSAS ClTr.
Special Dtspeteh tn Tho Chicago Tribune,
| KASHANt;tTY, MAy A-cATrfE@rhe Frlft-f.nrTfnt
rcpJrta; tucul.s. 1 hhipnnnts. III; avkut tir,I.,
@ Sis!S3sd fss,Ss ,,S sssa; tss ss '@
.ad i;: Sss i!esyy, l]xt shipping aad
| Ut. LOUIS.
| sr. LOUIS. May a-CArrtE-In good demand for
llEht sieara by lutchoTs ard !niafl0r app0rst but
was A. MARRIOTT TosStpt.. =; shpGlaax, 5l ,to.
HMKEnvSS, X, 'upr'yi noth'nE do"s' recopts' 1to'
ttrMat, porkoEs = s,a s:s. bason. stssss.s
esSsE' s 'hp''"s' '"a''t' F0ss'p"' s'"' 'a'p"'n'''
c1NctNNArt.
CINCINNATI, May 8.-Iloga-In good domand and .
ssfs saina ,'ssst s sssaa Sasaos ' ] ]S 1essiS3 sS'
INDIANAPOLIS. .....
| ISDtANAput,1s, May Ay8-1lu1a-Quot ut N2s3l4s,
rtcGlpts, l,AnI ShipIlontA. jau.
, 1880-05-10


F1.Outt-Wn rnther quIet4 though there wns some
dennnd for export md price chnugoh woro email.
Enos reported Of si brIs winters partly s0:
Isis brla dGMbto extras, partly nt $5. and M brls rJe
nouf private teftns. T1tat 2h 6rts Export hhuFs
III sacks quoted at st75l6n for cttsn. and 500
GLE fur choice do.
OTHER HugApsruFFs-Wure firm. snlcs wero ro-
ported Of bran NJ &s9: cars tttinRo at aa75
ea1BD. 7cAEs wt.ont screenings At ti0U3 0u per tos
Coarse corn'meaf was nominal at tl4.Qo Per ton on
truck
SPRING w1iEAT-was qutet md irrex,!ary firm
or; next months deliveries advanced Hc, and closed
NJ above tho tntost prices of Friday. rllo ritlsh
cuuntry mnskots wore quNtod shndo denror+ and
casgocs nrsnos. thnurh liverpool was aucl Thoso
t!ttte ohnn9s In New YORK, but Arn holders aHd
receipts by rutl arxor. bosdca the arrival Of
VI. s'o Sat
Rss s ffSfns Il asanes
u u .SH sSlf Il W. . sea TIL e
M3y aheIts ous M ~ wotl scattered Tint 4 T. if,
e ~ e s
M M"z II :'s ssa ssya "2 81 W.
' iii .S q Ss||is i'll s sss; E /
ss fssa 4 81 . s3is SS!Ss
. a 4. e. q ss Ha aIH!y y nm t5s :, 4; 4s
All e s'9S q 4 ~ :.aPs @ y &c A Il
Ss'ss E'S' g 1t u sS 81
',.s9ss se,s M s,' sy,x
$ss s T.: sss?.ri ~
as s IT,
1 s q SssT ~ S ~ s #
hIs necied sn.c holeFs q May eur,, u .c!! or trn
@ %s's M Ss sss AZ. sS
fnr lover prices. and ao;e ps0lIs Thought tlnlt
, 1880-05-10
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Review of the Course OF Finances
at Chicago Last. Week.
The Produce Markets Generally Quiet
Except Corn, Which Was
Rather Weak.
Provisions and Wheat Pirmer-oats gaslsr-aoys'
mont Of rroaato for Tho Week.
FINANCIAL.

There vero hit ono or tw0 shipments Of cir
fcpcy to New York Inst week. hut therc was q
atcatly gnln ot currency nt this point, ana Ne"
York exchange wis in demand between nhnkS
nt $50 per SLIGO premium. Discounts natt =
auctor tendoncy. and, though rnteswero q'lotcd
Mt tho bauks ut COS per cent, ca( loans on tsrst-
c1nsa co1Ntcrnl ,scro olorcd TT per cent. Local
brokcrs reported go1tl demand for securities.
Tho now Cook County AIS sold rchat'y
Mt sie,,i. Quod rs,llruna bonds woro
in request, transactions In Governments
yceo not rs active ns on tho days pro-
ccltng Mny /. ind many Of tho bonds bpuVht
then to avoid taxation wcre thrown pacN on tno
n,urket. In New York stock Exchange beourl-
Ties n good dcal Ut sncrltlcing WIS lono by hold.
crs who haA bccon,o tired out. 4 few short
satcs wero made. Most Of tho outside operators
hnvo drawn temporarily out Of tho n,nrkct. Tho
1nrk clcnrtt,9s wcro swEllcd by the Donrl VI
Trs,tlo settlements to $S'.slo, o,oos.a., nganst *-
s5,,t45s3 for tho corresponding week of last
yenr. ,.....
Tho Public saya about the stock market:
Sumo Of tho lnrgeat operators hnvo bccn bnsi!y
eeSsa ee4% sss3. ss x II Ssr 1s = p9ess
oiihpr 10 suvcr a s,0rts or 70 hold inr IN nd
vnncc. Tho public md THO s'na!ter holtlurs were
ins nntl manipulation continued, week nftot
week. mill ut lust tho public hAB begun !o cinpty
stocks IN large amounts Wthan SGry thw NV
scillus i disposition has put tho market buyond
Tic contrt; OF the chief operators. II not, q
son mud 5np pa "Es" ds"sS y ~ 9 Ss
tlisg,,atetl, dlphenrtc,lc,.. and weary that tht
opera;u1s, t thore 10 nut mich ehood nf Ksn:
crai at,d Important aivntco until noxt fh'l
Even thu sircwt'cst operators ind brokers sosne-
timex XIII tho goose that lass tue ao1uem cse' :,
The following Is II comparative stntemcnt q
+1,o t. rpt,,,s nf ta Flint & ptr1 AnrnuattO lfR1l
, 1880-05-10
DY TELEGIsApII,.

t'tthAprLp1tA. Aluy i. s.-sBLuu!s-Non,lnally un-
changed, .AtnNssotR 0xtra taGdsA.p. A.St Roud+
taa0, cholcu. ti,sa, finley, elGlsdt14s uhso good,
taui funny, tl25i MAnUsota patent ptucess, s7a31
tJ7k ltyu uuur itlnvE Ut tL0t1s,aa>k.
N-WhuNt-HLrunxurt No. rod In ELEVATOR,
slu&s No. whito asitl 1T No. atpd. May IL IN BID.
gl.1N uskull juau. tltA bt. 3l.9N Aako4, Juiy.
fLEA bid, $t.1a}t nskuAi August. sttsA b.d+ @lu44
nsksl. Curn steady, satt mixed. at tepot &gkos
stenn,ar On truck, avi EsJseted, MsA,tcs sall
taIxrd, MuY, U{u bid. Hgka askedI juAv. s7He W.
tjjiG n.kvdi July, 43e ld. %}4c asked, August $40
, 1880-05-10

0oorGo r. Rlssoll flied bill Friday agninst
Stantoy Il. Sexton to provont him from prose-
cutting a suit at Inv. 1t sooms TINT, In Dccom-
bur, 1S7.. soxt6p, ut that tltno minor 10 years
old, filed n petition in tho County Court to havo
Henry II. Curtis appointed guardian. He waa
80 appointed, md Joseph r. Brooks. Henry T.
5celyo, ind complainant signed Curtis bond us
n,inrlinn In tho s.ttn Ut $l@o,oo0 Curtis was Mt
TINT time in business. and when Sext0n rcnched
proved tnprutitlbae, aud Scxtun afterwards t!od
II bill ngainst Curtis for III accounting, clnItn-
lug he had been tAken In IN moro waya than ono
mid his estate nll sQunndorud. Brooks hns since
ie, n seslyo T. VERT; r., stS Or notntnR Th
tho three aiirotles and Sexton h,,s nvowsd ills
intention Of suing him for S5o.0o0 Us surety on
Curtis bond. Ilisse1l chnrgcs TINT slch Il sui!
would injurD him seriously In his business; that
1t uny Uf SGxtIn's estato wins sqlHh1ercd D,
Curtis 1t WIS botoro bo tl1issclb bcc1ssnc surety
therefore asks for M injunction to prevont Sox.
ton from cArrylng ont Ills nvowod Intentions.
, 1880-05-10

TTTAT6E3-Wgrc stca.iy II !Wa4Sc for atoto lots
Cnr-lomls aro slow OF sale. fcw wanting nnny r-
tnt0cs At limo. Now hre plenty and soil At 1a1
12i per 1irl
T'JuITltY-chlctens were In h fais Y. REQUEST m: end
md ihe receipts nr8 sulali. ch,ctcns k!Ht4a. 81 per
dn., 1asMe i'er tui spfuR do, f1o.I535 turkeys
ssEilsINere guet. excsptlnK ,ax, which @ @Sas
ICED woro n,sfis al fl;Esi.M fimnthy was quotel
ilrior nt ~ bid 0r pra,v n r2nn1 t1ts With rone
qu0ted nj usa7Sa. Attet sold ht 70ssc, and Gas-
nthn i1O Mt bic.
SAt.r-Wns In demand md Htenayt
FtnH snlt, T. 1u
ur,llaary c0nrse sAt y bFl ....-...........".. !M
ifsiljid AnaFs
i1nry With 2asafxM.y ~
IiyGriHtUi tlfe {Whto Observation-Disclosures, I6
Wlll9Kf-WMs In fair demand Mt ruetdny'a AL
ynrGl Salon wGG9 reported ut Nv brk HniSled goods
Oh the bntis af ti,G5 for hShwnes
WuQl-EHltin1tGa QulDL M1ld uncertain. nGn!GrS
generally quote tho nlhrkHt weak, though a0nl1
think il iuuy turn tho ot,er wAy wlgn tho new seuson
opens.
, 1880-05-10

8T. LOUIE. May Observation-Disclosures mIddllnRB
ll3ke, sales, ~ baiosl socopts, 9&li shpusnts, tJ
stock, N,Au
'Nkw 0nLsAss, May s.-CoTToS-Qu'et and oasyt
n!adng, 1870, low mddltna, ll,ao, sopd ordinary,
l04u, nut recults, IDy7 ba!aai Hross tuSs 1xp1Eta
IL Nfpat lrltAln, u 3tl; France, Abal sa!ts, Ala
stock, l7AUll. .,,- i,
, 1880-05-10

NEW YoRK, May a-iIualaass quiet with raokago-
houses. JDablnz trado flight. Cotton goods quiet.
Lond4talo. Alaotstana, ,ana l!opo beachad eostons
reducul pY auonts, , paat ,unkea bruwn aud cal0Eud
cotto,.s Unchanged. fsnts aMnt 1t1Rhnnls, !4wn..
nad arv.s goUda hoavf roYuass nnA iitHi: Ai1n,s
inteY prtt4 will 10 tfnQucad ~ oAe Auhaafs 4eA&
woaf Wouank 9olat Hnd staNuy+
, 1880-05-10
.1tfAIINAL COITIlg

l,art GrIhor md ratter, ball nxea Ut LOCO chch,
l,lla lMtlst further nEsMI'ants and !na. ea, ver-
liked Ut years pon. md tlro Ut 5i,4A A0. Tor nuM
$Jtnl
, 1880-05-10
1TsILAfG.

7
Judge Dyer did not got through with tho Hart
casa Saturday., and 1t WIS continued for one
wocls.
Judge Dr1smmnnd has moved over to tho now
building now md fs III chambers daily.
The Ecdornl Courts aud Clorks' Offices nro got-
ting to rights very slowly. and It will be weak
bofurc all thlng5 nrQ running smoothly.
, 1880-05-10

CINCINNATI, O., May 8-CorTUH-flull at lli8c.
FI.uusl-liusori fnmi!y. &i10d5i5; fancy, 4i.Iz1Gh
UrA1N-Wheat Ntu,; fntr senlandi No. > rod, si.,A
choice 1c4t 3ii6 Corn easier; No. 4c. Oats tlr.ns
NJ. 2msed. sc ltyo strong OF oc. narleI dull, oxtfa
No. 3tall. Nc. =!
PItOVIHloNa-rork ntronx mud higher nt tl12S@lD.G
Lard quet and tarn ~ HixSsdM hulk mAata quiet
a3ll unchanged. U1con firm hut unchanged.
WnakY-Stoaty Mt gi.W
HuTrEIt-llu M1Id unchanged.
1iNaExD 0iL-lu!et NJ 7sc.
, 1880-05-10
TOLEDO,

TOLEDO, o., May 8.-GnA1N-Wheat stoalyt nmbof
Michigan, $l.av; No. : rcd Wabnsh sput sao, asay,
tl.ls,i, Juno. $tEFN, July. si1'}f; No. Dayton s
Mlch!snn rod, tilt Corn stcady. No. ,, spot 4a'Ec;
juno, +oc' No; ! whlto, f2&o; rclootod. NMc. oRs
iiEJEii'Ts-Wheat, z,ap bu, corn. asuu bu; barley.
,sMirMRxrs-Whoat 1000 but corn, l1!ooobu; barley,
1E.1u bu.
, 1880-05-10

rEo1lA. Ill, May A-tiNAIN-Corn Hrtnt high
mixed, a3}{9nc. .nlxo!, 3SH &D]{o. Oats urnl No.
wh!te. AItit4c. ttys 1rsn} No. :, 6!o
11uuWlSk3-FIriu Ut 3l.H7.
, 1880-05-10

rat,ir1,uv Fow h,,vcra ,yrrn nrcsont iu,+ there
.aa q iIbarni nc,,, ~ nail o-,,rs n,, tho o~r,t
nr,,a"n,,., tn,cr,,f,sv stooGr tono The nr1oo.
n'nr,,"t sr"s ,x,,hn,, snontoilv n,u ,ant,,ros
Thana ,yos ,,.,o., S,,rr", ~ oc,I,,Itv II, tr"1
sn5 ,,,th a,r"o ,,,,tmnor+ont oxcans,ons tho
t,ITnrnt art,clns In shn IIst wcrc t,rmIw hciI
1,ttnr "ors,n,,",s ,sn.r With snios ~ uon1 tn
r,,o,x, ',-,,,o. ,,,stIw y, ,nn1nc Thor1, UNA y
r"r ,,a,1.n, nv ,,,,",,,o ,"t ur,1cr Iu,ra.sirr =
s"nntlcs sho ,narEnt hn. n dcolinlnu tonJ"noy.
nrtts fs,,t.s t., rss,,,''st ~
-.,ro, ,,st,os xn.,tar,,. ,oF,,i,,o H., ,i .",I ~
o. 49,. +,., ....se ,,'as.,t H.. 49,, III .mnrrot
.',. a,,, ,".r,a..' s".,,s,,., "nI ,."s
-yo.r rs"i r.,ra,noS Iii y. nrcvinnsiv
, 1880-05-10

Special Dtspateh 10 Ths Ehtcdpn Tribune.
KAsSAs CITY. May s.-3RAtN-Tho t'rtrt-CHrrtnt
reports: Wheut-ttocoipts, Us tu; shfpniunta. u,ss0
but weakt No. J cash. u7}6ci junu, fuAu+ CUrn-ite-
gslps, aas hu; shipments. ABl but Waak; No. cash.
s71tus May, III
, 1880-05-10

INDIANAPOLIS, May a-0NAlN-Whont strong,
No. = red, si.l1K1lM. Corn 1rln at A'sGs7es oat,
quiet nt xa.tJ3c.
, 1880-05-10

hs.a HA1JA1MUtNs
gA1.TtxonR, Md. Mar a--FLuttn-r'irn, with good
dsmnnd At yostcs.tny's pr.ccsi Western supertino,
$Ssoe4,on dn extrn A.g;aa2s; tto family, toho6fG2&
Observation-Disclosures quiet md cnator. cxccas
for late optonst No1 Wosern winter rod, spot ttBi
1tNj May. tl.1sA9L2sJl juno, tt.z3sf1193st July,
NA2Aatl5, August, $tusA0td1k coFn-Weslorn
qalptt Weatoru uxod apue, 1;cs May, GkssoX, Iune,
4E1Fkot July nUminalS stcam1r, t1c. Oats atoatlys
Western whto. 4s1 tic, do mixed, 4s@4do, rounsyl-
vanin NEa&te. NYe quiet ht VIC,
llAx--UuchnnEcd.
In6TtKtUSB-Un nnRed.
nuTTzN-Quleti primo 10 choice Western paokod,
E1Hn-4tahdy nt 1Oc.
lETnQtKUM-l1u.l md unchanged.
1t1 cNrg0es ordinary to ph mo, 131
IHc. StlkAt nbuut Etcatlyt Il BOft VIC.
Wf1skYt-9tehdy Nt $l.11t ..-
F!tElaiIf8-ro Liverpool p1r steamer quiet Nnd
Gnaier. i
Neutrality-suspicious., III hr!s. whcat 1o,7Ra bu; corn.
1.515 bu. h1l Hont{aful Uata !hU but rJ0t ~ hu.
3ittrMEXTs-Whsa52 h5 ?! ~ bn; clFn, ,!1 bu.
bALTA-W hoat tsl, ,Bs but corn. g0lQt1 bn.
, 1880-05-10
OnFlfAT.0

nuPFALo, May R-aHA1N-Whcnt- ncElect-
olt wAter dults LOU bu M. white Michigan at &l.o
OIL traok. turn nominal and lorers ulfuEod ut Eto
i7{o bid. unts du!l Mhd enaI4rt stu nakod HAn bid.
GANAL EkEtuNTa-GltM NMl ulchAng0l.
, 1880-05-10

OswEdo, N. r, MuY B.-0HAtN-Wheht dull. Corn
uonlrally unchanged; Western mixed. Sl952o.
, 1880-05-10

7nsl John NJ Ncab ', August q. lfiocka ct pl. dott
l.envo to sheriff u uHlsi TstH thatart0r.
3htL usl'd thut Co. Trenaurtr PAY Hlnt nf verdict
n rh,latus u HarhaF, ur 10 Woodbridge, Niaaks u
Wu4Ibtl1XQ, ll4 AttyS.
, 1880-05-10

Tho following woro tho receipts and shipments
Of tho leading articles ot produce IN this city
during tho twcnty.four housu ending nt o'clock
Saturday morning. And the corresponding lime
Inst Nnnr.
, 1880-05-10

TltEHTON, KEAN i Cu,,
HAHKEHs.
100 Enst Wnshngton-st.
Deal Ia Government bonds md othar Investment
81curitlcs
Offer fur sae bnmc TazoMell Co., ILL.,, G., GnloeburH
tlty IT,; West Chicago IS, md Cpok cu. ~ per conts
Nuy mud soil Foreign Exchange, !ssne lettefs of
Credit nnd transact u regular banking 0Aslress.
, 1880-05-10

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
NEW BUTTS.
7aee. United Btatos '. eoventy.two casea OF print
tnR papur. clain1ui by clRrkU FFland+ Fnx X Co.
Criminal Information ~ condemn prUpgEtY NOikcu fur
alleged fraudulent undervalunt!0n+ J. u. L0Akca
Dlasrct~Atty.
, 1880-05-10

ST. Louis, May B,-FLoun-KAalors fancy, $50 bid,
choico Gl0 casht fnmlly. s4BQ bid.
0AAIN-Wheat :vury slow Md lower. No. rod,
fLl3{aila{ cash und Stny, @055S4i.thIx Juno, a}So
JuIYl mhat.aAc Au4ust; No. 5 do. psas1ac; No. do
nominal. corn easter1 THf933Ao cash, T']59tDfo
May, 1gsa Junss alI&91o Julyi 8l}4o August. Outs
dull at slla3lAc fash ay4c May; ;sea39c juhoi 40
July. Ry1 htRhott 7aG. Baflcy-Nu tnatkeI
WIl1aKy-Ruet ut tl.Q.
1sEAn-N1n1in nj u 4Hc
HITTER AND GuGH--Unchhn1Gd.
rlt9yIsI0Na- a-V9r1 9ulot md unehangcds only
suntI Job tsMle.
KEcE1pIS-FIonr. 4,n0 bris; whcat 1lIO0 but eorn+
AAubu; 1Ats W hu: ryG. ,nD buT barley. 30Ql bn.
sll!rMENrs-f!unr. ital bEls! wheat nonet g1rn.
2l,uu but uas. 4.a1tbli Eyc Lulu hnl barley. lu bu.
, 1880-05-10

The carRo market Quiot nnd utohdy. Tho pffar-
tnHa wore naal and but few sa!es nora mado .llece
atuu sud ut $A..h md quotou steRdior, tho
cuipts being small, and It ls understood thut
fuGtHrgrs plllnG tho atock At th0r u-ducks, bu-
Ing unwilling tU soil Ut pr0sent pstces. which. 1t Is
ula.nea, do nor lot tho, uut cvon. The domand for
lunb0r OF nll klnds IL nBo improving, tho yarlmen
who hayo chnnuud l.Sir locations bolng NOW Abuut
rcniy 10 commence 1psFat0ns Uthor stock wRs un.
cllnngeu. Quotations for caTxoes run about NJ fol-
, 1880-05-10

WILMINGTON. NIL, May s.-srIn.Ts o1 TunrES'
r1AE-DulI kStsot
, 1880-05-10

&C Chicago; Mnr11n ston q aasney R.,.r,,1
Neutrality-suspicious., apply at any i IT, fp[asts
II shs GiSmRsn3 gheafo. e.
northeast coInos Randolph and Ststss,,.G G1ss ~
iMdana.nv, arnnd Central 1iopol Corner ,aef se9
Hixloanth,stst Palmer House, and cornsr fHs. =
, 1880-05-10

Law Ordots-Ftrst KntIonhl Bank Of Lncon Y. luhr
H. lssnkiuy; motion fur nuw tr!a uvctruon and Jngt-
LIN Fraser pIprr0nrlcht dismissed ut plfIs costs,
CnslcuTy 0riurs-l,!I, Iunk!ns, nsstHisn,v. TonAeY
dismissed nt c0mpth costs without preJudlca.
, 1880-05-10

~, PETROLEUM.
CtxYx1XN1, o., May H.-rkTRoLEUM-Steady
prIces UNCHANGED, Standard whits, itU test, 74c
, 1880-05-10


MILWAUKEE. WIS, May a-TLoun-Dull and neg
looted.
GnAtN-Whonthr firm, opened vt an advance of 3ci
clusod nrn; No. Milwaukee, hnrd, &ti7t No. l. fll4As
No. T. si.l3{, MAY, sLl34s Luno sLllN, July. si.g9S;
Nu h. 9Jos No. l. p2c; rejected. EQc. Curn 1owori No.
2, SIC. Oats lowors No. Z. W]&c. Nye higher and
scarce, No. l. nc. hurley dull md lonor; No. fall
CKaHlxc.
PKOvtsIONs-AfosA pork quiot nt $9.N cash nnd May.
siuUj juno Lanl-Frima 1toann. tAt5 ca2h and May;
tJ.7D June.
iIOus-Qutot and nuchnnret.
FltKt1HrB-Whout to HH4ulo. Nc. ..
tECetPys-EIour. a,uu hrlsi HhUnt, A,Mo bu3 oats.
ffatI bu. -.
HTtFNrNra-whoat HOO bu, corn, Ga01 buI oats.
&,AU Iu. .
, 1880-05-10
THE RECORD.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
JUn0E nnuMAOSh
Chnnrcry-i,e2t FNrmers I4ohn Il Trust TO. Y
Chicago, pekin BouthoHstoEn X. Col order y Ea,
mick; motion for rollearnK nfguod and takon unlvs
, 1880-05-10

Pullman Tiht0l Nnr1 RfQ frn tt,1,9t --------H
snao and Council nnts. md i'aIi@sSo oetHssn s'ssnc e.
M SHIT foaa Sn dee es sssp .na
hOte! cnrs west of ChchzD. ~ my otaes fofo u
G-nerot cornor Of Wells and KIn.e .s,a
, 1880-05-10

KnbHtas Iuaoes Powder Gun is by far tho bost.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-01
The Sacred Dogs or Islam.

No one who has lived in Turkey can
fail 20 have been perplexed by the cir
cumstance that hydrophobia seems but
seldom to affect the dogs of Islam, al
though millions of masterless ours in
fest the streets Of Moslem towns and viii
lages. 1t appears, however that an un-
usually long and hot summer season,
attended by drought, resulted, some
weeks ago, in an outbreak of hydIopho-
bia among the canine scavengers of Sam
sun, on the Black sea coast. AT first
small notice of the calamitics caused by
the afflicted dogs was taken by the local
authorities; but by and by, as rabid
Samsunites became daily more and more
common in the town, n deputation OF
citizens waited upon the Vail TO implore
that some steps might be taken to save
the rest of the inhabitants from the hor-
rors of hydrophobia. His excellency re-
piled that he would think about ii. :"
and few days later he promulgated a
decree, of which the following is lit
eral translation: " In consideration that
the dogs of Samsun are intrusted with
the cleansing of our town in virtue of
which function they enjoy Sertain civic
rights which cannot be contested by any
sane person. the governor deems IL Oh
fkaAOil uHOh tit Ht HlVltta W
stringent measures condemned by his
conscience, to submit this matter and
the grave facts connected with IL to the
superior religious authorities in Stam-
boul." This decree was tardily followed
by a fetwah from the Sheik-ul-Islam,
sentencing the dogs to lifelong exile
from the town. Next day the offending
scavengers were collected, bound, and
conveyed under n strong escort tc n
tcharchembe some miles distant from
Samsun. Delivered from their persecu-
tors, the Sans unites breathed more
freely; but not for longl A day or two
later the banished dogs began to put In
an appearance. by twos and threes at a
time, in their old familiar quarters;
whercupon pious men exclaimed: "See.
the finger of Allah, who protects op-
pressed innocencem and the persons sub
sequently bitten were comfortably re-
garded by the orthodox vail as ''phau-
tasts and visionaries.n
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-01
Cuban and the Cubans.

A New York paper says: Cuba is
once more in state of insurrection.
The Ever-faithful Isle, the name applied
to Ills as ironical as any name could be,
considering that Cuba has been in
almost continuous rebellion against the
mother country for the last thirty or
forty years. 1t was originally so-called
because in the first quarter of this CEN
tury every continental part of Spanish
America threw of its allegiance and es-
tablished its independence; but Cuba,
along with Puerto Principe, remained
loyal, and profited by its loyalty; for
when the old Spaniards we're expelled
from the main land, many of them
naturally took refuge in that island, and
benefited it by their energy, skill and
capital. During this generation, how
ever, the Cubans have been actively and
irrepressibly disloyal, and Spain is di-
rectly responsible for their disloyalty
The present population is about |. 500 :
600, of whom some $50, 900 are whites,
Is, 600 Chinese and Hindoo coolies, and
$50, 900 negroes, or of negro origin. OF
the whites, some GOO, 900 are creoles, or
natives of the island, while 40, 600 to
I50,000 are natives of Spain, called pc
ninsulares. Although of the same
stock. the difference between the creoles
and peninsulares is so very great as TO
be observable at a glance. as visitors to
Havana must have noticed. The pc
nipsulares are vigorous, energetic and
aggressive. These, mainly from north
eastern parts of Spain, go to Cuba as
traders and mechanics, and obtain most
of the employment and wealth OF the
island. Though largely in the min
ority, they, from natural causes and the
favor of Spain, control the government
of the island, which has been. and is
scandalously unjust. They treat the
creoles with undisguised contempt, and
are most cor iially hated in turn by the
weaker race. who are always proclaim
ing the doctrine of Cuba for the Gu
bans" and are most anxious to get rid,
Mt any price, Of the adventures ever
preying on their substance. The creoles
are ready at any time 10 join with the
negroes, whether free or bond, to oppose
the Spaniards, counted as their oppres-
sors and natural foes, which they really
are. Since the close Of our civil war
the Cuban sugar trade has vastly in
creased; the quantity recently exported
having been valued at from $50. .OO0, 900 TO
siO0, 200. 600 annually, three-quarters of
IL coming to this country. This is due
not to the enterprise of the inhabitants
or the excellence OF the government,
but to the great demand for sugar from
the United States. Spain has always
drawn heavily on Cuba, which has regu-
larly supplied Madrid with very large
revenue. receiving no equivalent there
for. No wonder the Cubans detest
Spain and Spaniards. Despite their
feebleness, they will be pretty certain.
In the end, TO achieve their independ-
ence. though Spain will resist IL TO the
last, because Cuba is the richest of her
transmarine possessions.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-01
An Rxneriment I'm Hanging.

In the Leadville (Col.) Herald Is a
thrilling narrative, descriptive of an In
cidcnt mt mining shaft on the Big
Evans. While the miners were at din
uer, one of them young fellow-bet
Eve dollars he could bear to be lifted
from the bottom of the SHAFT by mears
nf rope. He claimed that IL would be
necessary only for him to hold his head
In such q position that the pressure of
the moose would fall upon the hack of
she skull. Tying the rope around bis
ueek. he went down the shaft and sig
nsled to be drawn up. In two seconds
the foolish young man felt his terrible
mistake. He tried TO call out, but the
rope tightcned and the blood filled his
head almost TO bursting. The men at
the top of the shat. having no faith in
his claim, hoisted him up as fast rs they
could. When he reached the surface hfs
eyes were starting from their sockets,
his SWOLLEN tongue hung from his
mouth. and he had been hung literally. Il
was only by the most vigorous and un-
wearying treatment that he was at last
restored to life.