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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-19
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

,,-rr,o,t NAY lS-POrs-- PRIME Meas Eastern. dull
LAY V"sttrn dull at o. Bacon umber,and cut
a. io, ~ a, 66d snor rib steady al 30 Long clear
sVh,. -inrt AZ 30l. Hams tut
r n, liz SHOULDERS udll NJ - Cd eet IIndia Ness
nn If = Extra Meas du ~ 90 Prime Ness uuil AZ
gI u Lard -Imc Western au a. ), Vd ~ a
NV snnnoIr Grnrr at I'd; Fine dull at W Cheost-
iIlcs "nocc steady NJ GS new Lard oi duI az Vh ~
ira state 1t IA. Whrai 10 a., W mo-
ar NJ 10 Ia spnns. No steady 81 vi; New VIII H.
nv "a 4fraiy At IT, I'd: New southern " ihtei sthuy
u5' M CUru-Nlxcd Old. urhler At II -di New MAuu
srr,r at I'D COtl0nSecd on Yellow Andilun' nV ,
~ NJ London, ulul NJ HuL
~ r,"ii,y Spirits, I.Dndon. steady AT ~ td ,
,TTppT,r,I Npy = l3O M. hero 10 u HHa,i pusl'ss
IN tudA al the prlce The receipts o heSt LOT
~, nast three days 1u0,OOO cehaIs hcuuIs "'oO
Ger AmCtiChu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-19
sTEAR1NE-ouIet. unchanged Western. Sc;

Slsc. ,-,,....,. ,,,t..
more or ss IN buyers fAV"r; w huc"'!
In almost al grades ana thc cH't
on The private market 81 noticeable ...,, &c.. ..-
Observation-Disclosures uuct; sales 2jH hhlN. Inth, 80"
sic; Lca G&l-o; seed Lfai qmct sales ~ ''"'> irHh
sviVsuia ] lUu Sew England do I"d Sci
70 eases Sndres, 800 bales Havana H7c."'I "'
WIISKkY-QuiCt. nominal 81 ia ~ -
WIIALEBONE-Quiet aad n"hinAIy unchahv'd : We
ouoto: Arctic 81 Ia Davis 1T ats - - south ~r -
'WOOI.lThs market has continued quiet; ne "r -
more or lrss ia buyers favor aud yet h"a,is
aro not disposed 20 E1CThce their 10, ~ lIir
demands from manufacturers are go SINAI; 100
mCstC Woods OHIO Pcnnsyyana 1:d West NllGmEi'
Washed F1eece-XXX and Picklock. 19G54c; ana Ky
&c; !, jG6GOc.; No. =, 5n612c: C0mihou "a
d4sc.; New.York stare Michigan Wisconsin ana To-
diana Washed Fleeco-X ant above, @S3Iuc; NO
YAM T5t a5sc.: No . 4Saj C.: Cannon. a. GlSc.
illinois iowa and Missouri above, Washed fcece ~
"a l,52d NO Hud common. tZd roc IuD
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 6l06nc.; Average. 60aii~; ComoinS
SIC; Canada. 45d52c; Kentucky Enwtshed ;'9q a.;
pulled WOOl-ExIra, 4fd4Gc.; super, bodbrc; 40 j. oI
SSo; No. l6d2jc Oregon and southern states unWashed
Clothing ana Conomg @5%t2e Gsn AT SANITY
er sprng CLIP, 2Ga35c.; do Fail CLIP aud Lambs &c
1exas stern Fine 33a3ee western Improved "a
Western INFERIOR 20a BE Colorado and HrM @GnEH Fm
and Nrduu 0G3ic: Unwa5hud Long staple %J6SfCi VI
dinary Coarse. ShOIt aud Kempy. Black. 2nG24c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-19

r.,,t ,ryttllt, May lS--Wont. Dul, weak AMI lower
,i, -, ms, MA aud West Wig Mn IN ara apo'r; ~
mn ~ ,'aist,c: Medium. 5ad51LC.. Coar-';. "ic;
%cv Ynrs Michigan. lndlauI ant Western ht OF n'
A. % ,i .N,.,luui 5Sdbsc Coarse, 5uc; NAsti euo
y 1 i,a, ~ tinr " aslr,t DrlIue Hnd Xxx - p0 1'ci
ms,i,m Washed tnnbng became, o'dbnc.: t%Ar'' 40
,,,r. I-lel OlItittg, .'O4
Wa-h,,l Cnnice 6JdGUc FalE 5Da3'c; OnNA,,niot
NNa,,n", and ucaiur Medium UnNashod Coinblng
Md prln, 4Oal2Lc Colrs do do DO 3S& tue ,Sn
IH,,y,sbe,l mining Y AMI HN - d"oc Mthuni'
'n ,'r CoiJ,r 5sr; park Eaihy. UnwAshed Coihng-
Tnr 4Od3c; Moduu 33d3jc. Coarse SOC Oregon lln''
IN N,simm. Y3diOc: Coarse, 33d3S' 'uhoila-
T,ns gjO,5c.; Medium. 3Oa3sc CoaEs@ :Oa"o,;; N@w,
t,,r,.au nud Colorado 2Od3uc.; Medium .o"'"'1;
49,, aIurt WOOL 2gd3Gc. Pulud ENr1 heiln0' 400
S',n. ,,unrr I6 d5Uc.; Ialnbs-Supor, $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-19
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending Nav Is. 1850.
EGpTtS6IF IUI TIT N n
BEANS ANB PEAs.

AND PEAS
pAre,n,s for the week BraIS. 72l pkgA PCas. 1926
bSh Export4-Beans SEP pkgs: Peas. lS2l bush Medium
beans were du at 81 7dSl 40 Under he Influence o.
nreiiv good expDvt demand moderate receipt Marrows
are little hrlner though quotaby higher 81 ~ tho
envra selling pr1cea receivers asking lne
more for choice stock Red Kidney are rather scaae and
Choice are tell al 81 %; hCIheIS IG,n ~ o. .t I
neV Black trm but steady Pea eans quiet Hreon
inquiry a quotations. NO Grange
In southern Black Peas. Quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-19

Ifrpyrvrv Y Y Nav ~ Sryrn hundred and fifty h"Nc+
OF Factor, i Chcer, shipped hence TO-DAY The price,
riniine iron, "a SAFES 6cc made 0; 10 boxes ol
Daty.male Ch,tsra AZ . to l2r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-19
flnGncldl.

A TIE MINING RECORD, 81 Broadway
n az yearly Cantaluiug ful latest news trOm M Hnl
=, IN and lion iiucs. Ntnns stocks bpuEht ana tOd
information free. A. H. CHiSDLM Proprietor
ALI, who are interested in railroad business
y ana ul,lrlpc aatisrts nh0uld got TILE ONE Al~
MANA icf SO ready. price - ceuta 10y mall
nANKERS and CAPITALISTS will want to
rel Tho Tribune Almanac for lSsOi gives sno h8uI's
tiur stale. teycnue and ExpcnithTH since 1870 Fc"
~ cents by ua.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-19
~,vnlyN POINT Iron COMPANY BONDS.

I Tr, lonrd of DIRECTORS OF Tho crown Point Iron Com,
an atling Of the privilege contained the u NJ ana
-, 49, Tho COM MY providing uutlcipatmg th"py
% Of the Whole part ~ the noriE1sG Donas i tho
al, ADJ Of july 1850, hlEeIAn 70 llo
Sui,nr' t hands That Tho fuuWlnB nulnirlh OF buns
y rrr drawn for paymcnt on the st oi july neal Ayaoo
~ ntinpsi tity Bank, ECWNork after winch uato inter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-19

Eypurt- Poiaocs H." rhi.. 81 Onions. ihrt ~"
sio 4. irish POI auC- II - Lt - ld Zee d"uiuU -ili
ir II, rti /. Therefore dun weak The Bermuda II. ann
ln hui pirrB Thoroughly osahrIrd uPto uo"r
Nrw southern PoIaturs siuY fairy 70 choice. ~ -
80 The rtciLtS - Gre lvr ar TAR and ID" market
lId su! btu
NOriut etcaWl. 10 irriVr Tomorrow AHfl
gus aalr not nay over Il o." hut "ilrt
Gurcrs - TO- Choir" bS4'"r BiY. $truT
BeaiH are plenty aud lower tucumhcts iu moderate
request prices sShty favor tho buyer. Other yegr
inhlIh a. runted hOOWI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-19
AupIes-E vApO'teo.
rnI11s an nERRlEs-rRFsn.

Exports Of Appes 100 bbs few Choce ba1 T "msifv
aEj most OF tho STOCK Is on lli.s
ard sells rom SO to 81 ,,,,n Gnoe es, HppI,
ro Ono were 20 NJ 2HSi according ~ quality iOnM
Iecepa OF Gtrawberes showed The eject 81 dy WhI D
vcTe generally of fair quality ana SO que tict @
verr rather higher to-day yeSteriar but arc hKr ~
ver ~ ,oroW AZ crates parted On the N"olk
steamer few mature Gt'sthriIlrt ore w
trom eIaWgrr thcrr il itt dcra"d "f ttl hu IcC
Oa ~ Go 90 cn ont ut y 5Jd%2 per bush 2n'
lots Of North Carolina Cherries are selling NJ ls9loc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-19
AMERICAN MINING STOCK EXCHANGE
NOTsaE TO RONDmOLDERS.

m ,, tf ,cr. oi The, nis Of the Town " Dushuel IN Nc
county state ~ Illinois: You aud eath "i y"n arc
.r,y ruli1rd liz, the uiS ssu"d by inc Gown Duh,
mel, N IcUOnuugh county. Slao OF Illinois, TO ah1 Vi l
M M ~ t, Kos xilr Island ant i Louis ltlhIoau
,n,,,, - ,aring date on June lrsf 1870 nni.
t nom 0ur TO one hundred Inclusive. given Tor oOO uos
,,,h viii we're not less than nNe Dn m.no
nj twenty wears the rrS day or June !e; u. t
m M f sal tn have by said town been teclattl uue du
nv inc and The I'd town by vtuo NJ Sald opium ny ny
ciard via psy The Sare as ,est tbran
rrd " he at the office II the treasurer O tne S'.e
gleld IhinOis, OF the trt uS OF Jur, a. ~
$50 h"n n te III said Bonds VIII be pad, ana that
thon there 10 oe pam VIZ
tro hai date cease interest thereon Hh thIe~'ei
be PAID. c,o.r,.iSScS ~ tha Toysn of uushn n,
Dated Bushnell Illinois Marrh 81. A. D. lssO ,, ,,,n,
IA also Their gwen that any parties holuhk
any II the above dc.crbrd BOMBS desiring pay % s h
nr;,r IN Innc l. 1880 that n they VIII sea same iT INC
Wmers National Bank Of Busnrll. Illinois, they VIII Do
MA AZ IN MI date OF receipt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-19

Receints for he week. 100 lat v'eE "" oS cor
resIcndng wear % bales T~i'S n, tn' SH.
a, 49,. same tInt BIS h'e' mr. NF''hT
-" Ic a s:iyL.'v iui r0y,I feeling ~ III" mG.rL
Tor Mi n!gn graders 81 HIPS. Brewers ar %, zig ~
an n,,tc rn! many lots u' o.d aC irN i-''' ~ s'"
Sguf,. oitG aud con~!, rb" bI.iu"SS A' nee, u" ~
IL ffais i'm "a f,rnidaA Exporters are "n' llR u "II
,oi,r llnp., hear OF ~ riui'' hn~ f'rlt ,,
indicate tA"
tri,, Is fcrug Au"s aus VIA DO WAN 81 ''''
III, s,gsOn In over. Quotations .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-19
election Notices.

oyucE Of ME DELAwARE AND II lscS CASAi Co..
At n meeting of the Stockholders Of the
4 r..ware and MuisOa Canal co, held at the once q
H. anuany in ~ at NewlorA, IN luesny tns is
inst the follow ing named gentlemen were elected managers
for The ensuing year ,om
JANE,s VI. HALSTED.
IIGRANDB.tA - NON.
LANES X. TAYLOR
THOMAS DICKSON.
JOHN JACOB Aston
THOMAS CoRN ILL.
CAROT WARD.
ROBERT :. HONE
LANES ROOSEVELT.
LEVI =. MORTON.
ADoIPIiIi~ HAMILTON.
ABRAHAM Il. VAN NI-ST A..
An, a, ,eetIng of the Hoard Of managers held THIS aay'
ncks,n fsa wse unanimously eS.ectet Presldent
lu"u"o N'' Nv order ot ihr Board.
GEORGE L. HAIGHT. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-19
TIE CIKvgI.,Ar COLUMNS. "'NCISNtn AND ISDLNAPO-(
Lis RAILWAY CO3rASY, GENERAL CFFIt e 900 Z
CLEVELAND. Ohio Nav II. 1851,

E'HIS COMPANY, having been requested by
holders large amount Of ns consolidated fOnds 10
cancel sinking fund clause contained therein ana 70 pei
ii tc SAIL u their ury IN The year ~ .,
t company beng willing 10 comply Win the request "
the huHllOdrrs: .,-,-,,...a, ,,o mi,
bOrds may Present TIER bOnfs AZ tie United states
rru.t Citv O New York when ana where au IN
IL win he placed upon any bonds 80 pr,ste
ceiling the fund clause and oil bonds ~ ndOfse wa
hrretcr excluded Om redemption prior 10 thflT Ac'
maturity .9lI but for any bonds outstanding NOT
ard inr'rsrd Tins COmp5ny will cOntlnGeto ut
osit the SINGING nd rat with the Irlstees ana sue
Teuaiu subject 10 redemption by the shknR Iuui
~ " J. II. pEVEREUX, PreAdent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-19

Rsoepts tor the 10 boxes last week 20 Ss7
Dots tef ths wseE 3d. JG boxes same time last yeai
30 49, Liverpool gable Quotations oS~ ETTpn nr.
dsy and the increased reeCIA bHvs been wal cleared
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-19

psceps for the weoA 2SG27 Lsgs week. 2Bl7 pkea
sst "a ijs pkga Exports for th1
yV,.k last SgsI4 pkgs. gene
raj Butter shade lover than last week. but II
reduced Cufes stock moves on fairly Exporters
aye iddnR for the hEGst Ccam'y bui receivers e hO
vii nc 10 accept that prce and are O0Dng II ont AZ NC III
c,,srJ suupes would compel them 10 accept exporters
lids and such thing b. necessary before tho close OF
lie eek Choice tnbE ealaOe AZ roc three me
nyoIcs from Delaware County we're sold AZ th't lguc
nearly all grass Butter, Bve been spld
az Ic BUYERS are getting very part cular about color @
a. IA hari 10 se white Butter fcI it, real value Exporter
~ 80 the 81 Welsh tubs ana h0iu,
Ne,aJ sactous reportei at western DAIRY
~ sht s,nJiy and Is Ia color and quality
selsctcs ~ chOice rasa Outii would probably hrHK u q
which sell ROOYD lOc Factory
os move rataer slowly and UucCs ar" eaa~f There ~
,rnng pre SINE rcGGce ling rates from &C. W % per h
opd xrOreIs are holding OIL awaiting deveOpmenS QUO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-19
NV .rncs NAnkhrs-aY rELnaRApm


rtry,rn NAV lN-tAistg- isocernts tO-ay. 525 heAfi
tnai i.r he 5000 hrad Tor the same tiin
g1i5 rn7iRIr! through. 80 cars mhh't
Eastern trt'l" Aalrs o huOu 10
yr, n!-rrg. Light but hers, p lu1si - Fat Blss q
s1ds2 80; SoCker- ara FetncIs MAX
sales Light ~ - 0d$ 30 Good - as5 oO' Az U CHOcc
Sir,rS ~Jgn1fl j.. go -, 49,, H..
Snttr AMI LlNls-R Receipts TO-DAY. 10 head total i"i
,i wee. Nus i.r 500 hrIf Tor the same time last
VIZ B,un head: consigned through y car. l..
,rt Iul and druOpAg; little DONG SAFES OF FaE 10
,:,,l ,i.t,.,,t SLtcp ~ - 9uGRJ.
today 1000 head total Tor tho week tluS
tar A 40 ~ ad nc Last week 1000 w. al
a,, 90 through ~ narlri eScT and Zoe 10 q.
r s,l.- Light workers. ~ - ~ T.; tioOd u hnc
- 55GSA 80 ivAv} ana MEDIUM - 5J0ft 80; riga - ~
NAV Il -Hpu- RrccintS $4,000 Eean shit.
p,crln <t0si 20 IN ire i"a:y - i5dS4 OK CON hA'
= .,,,1 - 50 Light IN, u.v ~ si6si 20 ...
HilpIithls, 'i'OU hetl
~ Nm ami "a nc inueS: i'1 phias an exports - -
al > Flr shipping - So; W.tt RI - -
e,rtt In. nj r,,,.'r, ~ - "ia =. %
prrrtu;S head shprncns 200 heal: market
weaker AMI su pps - - 90 "oWled - 'O4Sb =
l"t i igrY PENN May observation-disclosures 1876 h al
81, -fnk no. tutou Cun,igpmclis supply very lgh
80 l n. m retailers md ora butchers; pTic's shhie
off tom y'~rr.Ay 60 . o., ,,,,,,r, Ia ,,.t., NJ : on
4Tt , N,T.ri-, - l0fl 90 ,,,--...,, .-..,o-
~ I.ol- MAY Hos Lover nu; Larry aclvc VOTE
49,, 1 nr.s a. GarSlac, ft1Si -: Heavy snip.
puy - ,fsl 90. Rough Heavy - Tj@Si; receipts law
head snumruts. G,lrn hraL D.. 49,, -.
NJ, ni lem, . not ur.rn' ~ ycstrIiay's quotations
f,cripts. sp' head -.ipn ufS. 20 Lead ., - . -.
hanged hi-i'frF l on account OF
rghi supply Icccipts tUo heat. sApm,nls none
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-19
yEGFIABrI

Tanir >qusb &C.,. 80 5oHf175 irg.c"s, Prime
wan '''''" '''' EEri>i -itps Isl i.G - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-19
COUTHERN MINNESOTA RAILWAY CO.,

NRW.YORK. May -. 1870.
NOTICE Is hereby given that tho NINE PER CENT
NOTES Company issued for the purchase OF the ist
Mortgage onds OF the Centa Railroad Company OF Mime
sofa Will paid presentation at the office OF tho Chcago
Milwaukee aud ST Paul Railway Company. No % William
" and that interest on said will July proI
by order Of the Board Of Directors
n MYERS Eecrrtary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-19
4 TTTIE CHIEF MINING CONPANY.

MINNEAPOLIS and ST. LOUIS RAILWAY
w COMPANY.-Coupons Of this company, guaranteed
by the Burlington, CeGar Rapids and Northern HALLWAY
Company due June l. viii be paid az tho Continental Ma
tlOual Bank ALEX. TAYLOR,
Treasurer b., z. X. & y. Ry co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-19

~ mare. "a - ~ Ell shppcl. ana IN The n srnce ol any
Ia dud and wrsE u!iu ih' L-a q" lie
following quotations which are ioi III N - ~ oh{' ~
n - ~, nearly that si VIII d. ON lt' ai''' '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-19
THE STATE or iowa.

A.
EXECL DEPAkNESf. -
NOTICE is hereby gwen hat the INTEREST
IN COUPONS falling due The irs day Of July, i5oothe
day OF January. 1881 and the hTs day Of July 1851 OF
bonds Issued by the tate OF Iowa. under antnor
iy by Chapter sixteen 49, Of TIE Acts OF the Extra
Eighth General Assembly approved May 2s
1861 known as the War and Deisnce Bonds wi %
psyahle at TIE NATIONAL Pa NK BANK OF NEW
YORK N the Cly Of York and holders oi such bonds
are take herroi ucn coupons
al THE NATIONAL PARK BANK OF NETWORK when
dIe. ,o,,x " ,r,p
Governor Of iowa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-19

OPEIcy OF THY DUSDBRBSRC MINING CONTAIN
80 BROADWAY, NEW YORK TX ~
V,HE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE S 81 IN
1 Hof DERS of tho DUNDERBEkG MlNlNG COM.
PANY Tor The election OF eleven GSe Sri anu siS ON
Ina NJ ihe hOuI II IL o'clock DoOp AZ the OlcS
81 ne e3pany ioiu H. 90 Broadwag Transfer JOCKS VIZ
he closed on the 18TH day OF NAV At y H. III" ''"
closed until after the annusl meetDR soere,ayv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-19
rn1nra- nrRRTRs ANp NUTs -DRIED

,.oo+rt NJ Dr1ed Fruit Ito pkgs Win 20
pEss OF Peanuts and-pkgs OF Pecans ExPorg OF and
$780, Ia hbs THE domestic Dried Fruit ma ket 10 Gun anu
haayy and 10 effect sales receive arc eompeed 20
asking price Evaporarrd Apples are nG1 NOR ysdo and The
tc rims obt ed are criterion for round ioa sac -
pnCy,ed ~ 100 boxes Of Good Evapofaed ny ~,
VsTY little doing in Peeled or Unpceea ,t ~ oI
n1eeied onarters are kOlding at 6d62c itasPOefIss
scarce and in demand at 3lc. NO BlackDeIes
Tns se ling slOwy l7dlSc \ small SAFE OF oOutneI
er1es is rtorted at lsc The arrivals OF Peanuts
heai and Tho market dull and weak Hlckory nuu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-19

MOTICE.-The undersigned trustees under
~ the LAND MORTGAGE Of tho CENTkAL PAClttC
RAILROAD COMPANY, made to them Trustees for the
Bondhoers and dated the nrst ls day OF October $50
rive notice that hold three hundred and htY
s3jOOOOl In gold coin with which, in nc
with tho terms OF Tad mortgage they propose 10
Of bonds shall BE- offered at the lowest
not than hundred ana three lO3 nat
will be paid unless deemed best by them.
sealed bids for the surrender OF bonds vii DO receyed ~
Trustees OF 18th AMI T0wn5ehd5s IN
The civ of -an Francisco California until the twehyhth
t25Ih) day OF May. at I2 o'clock noon. A. d. lssu
'' j. q. r. GUM.
Kan FraucscO April 10. 1882. =. W. SAM ERSON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-19
DANDAL ii. FOOTE Established 1860,
HI stock and Bond Broker.
No. 10 Broadway, New'IOrk CITY

NEW YORK. May II. lSSO.
SOUTHERN MINNESOTA RAILWAY COM
- PANY.-uOldtr4 OF Pink BONDS" OF tie southern
Railroad Company exchange the same iO
bonds % tho Chicago Milwaukee and ST. Paul Railway Com
lady, Southern Minnesota Division on sppllIa
ton tine Ollce Of the eOmpanr, y o. is Wlliamst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-19
SEVEN AT4Sr,c 9EAF sg Fol

fetn ~ bic changes quiet brew buy
anSS Is smsii way NeN.YOFk 1878. GG2Sc' Yearhngs,
ss&crHaERIn soOS steady at resent welsupPortcd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-19

Ar H.,. Guiet more steady. Cu1aNu. cDfa.'
I,erior 10 Cmnunn 80. &c Far, ~ Good - hin"
Csc Centrifugal sis 9sa; M".assts Sns. So &c.: zee
iado AL,d S.. Clavtd boxes, u. - SOS 10 - q;
N,s 10 To l.. 7~d771c; Wi',r %a'r. l"r'" ne" ~.
7Jc rr7z u. =. NU- 10 -, o. 80 Java - - ?, -
10 ~ "a n, pc NcH.Orleans -iciuur '."' &C.: -"
C,ry L0-to Refined IN ,t-Hlv 'cH,rd H. o. -'..
Powdered gqd3ssc.; Graduated, 9-c cui L'ai,"- &C.
STANDARD " A" GIG. c,,- ......
STIDS-etil quiet Western clover CID! G" STATE: n
71c: domestic Faxrced. 81 80 IN molly - ''
sEINS-Iu moderate sale throughout at about s'ad}
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-19

Rscsnts for the week. 15SO6 pkEs. last week. Il 10
pfSs; corresponding week last year. more tome To
the market. stock mOys s,.I on pr la state
and canaias are selling at IL Duck and Goose Eggs AZ
Tnnnng very DO or and dull and lower the snd
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-01-29
Warren.

Spring still holds the ascendancy, but we fear winter is treasuring up it's strength for a triumphal victory in the later months.
 Mrs Bridget Burns has purchased the es- tate of her late husband, James Burns.
 Robert Swift has just entered Eastman's College at Poughkeepsie, for business course
 Our pastor assisted in the dedication ser- vices at Washington, the past week. Quite a delegation of our people were there.
 The Cornet Band met for.an oyster supper at the house of Winchester Foote, on Thursday night.
 A wild cat of unusual dimensions is re- ported to have been seen by some workmen in the woods east of Mir. Comstock's. He IS said to have come and taken view of the situation and retired. His life is threatened if he again appears on the scene of action.
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-01-29

Slavery was at first reform people were continually at war; prisoners were always killed, and sometimes eaten, till slavery came in to save the conquered from massacre. As society progressed, slavery fell back to the place of an evil, and finally became curse. What was reform Tn B. c. 500; decent social condition in A. D. 100; had become 2 crime in A. D. 1865. Noticing thus, lha5 moral progress depends largely on a corrr4. bonding social progress, we may consistently hold that Total Abstinence is the present duty of the American citizen; that perhaps indu'- gence is may be still permissible in France; and that it was unquestionably proper in the ancient world. Thus we escape all discussions about texts and interpretations, and stand on the firm ground of plain civil duty in this New England of 1880. Can we stand irmer, or can we get on faster, in any other way?
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-01-29

The success of the Read Carpet Co.'S Car pets is something wonderful, commencing few years ago making not more than five or six thousand yards per month they have in- creased to all enormous production which is all mediately taken up by such leading houses as A. T. Stewart & Co.,, d w. & s. Sloane, N. Y. They are not only the handsomest designs, many of them rivalling the best Body Brus- sels, but they are superior in quality to any Carpet made, and are sold at prices lower than the same grade of any other make David M Read, of Bridgeport, is the sole agent for the United States, he supplies all other merchants with them and cuts them up to his Retail custimers at wholesale prices.
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-01-29

rah, Hodge of New Fairfield, .,Burnham of Scotland, Wilton of Watertown.
 Mir. Salmon: of Woobury. takes the place resigned by Mir. Titus, of Washington, on Banks
 A committee of conference was appointed to arrange the differnce between Senate and House on raising Woman's Suffrage commit tee On Friday the House adjourned till Tuesday noon.
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-01-29
Northfeld.

The Congregational donation was the first good conpany who mutually | en;oyed i m them. ' selves, and left behind the wherewithal for adding to the comfort of the minister and his family.
 Frank French cut his foot badly several days ago. and, last Thursday, Eugene Curtis, while splitting stick of wood, struck his axe into his foot, making 9 fearful gash. Dr. Blake was summoned, and sewed up the wound.
 -Qa Saturday, gang of men were busy on the pond filling the ice-house with nine inch ice rather than wait for greater thickness. : sius LANCE. 2
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-01-29
Auction!

HOUR horses, for account of estate of George H. T Baldwin Esq, deceased, will be sold at Public Auction near the sign post in Ltcheld, the 24th day of January 1880 at o'clock p. m.
 And on Monday the 2d day of February 1880, will be sold at Auction, at the place, at o'clock D. m., unless previously disposed ot, Wagons, Wagon Poles, Farming Tools, Bone Dust, Manure, Beans, Table Knlves, segars, and great variety of other unmentione articles.
 Dated at Litchfeld, Jan. 20th, 1S8O
 43 2w GEO. c. WOODRUFF, Administrator.
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-01-29
PROBATE ADVERTISEMENTS,

nIsrRICF OF CORNWALL, ss. Probate Court, U Jan 20, 1879.
 Estate of Amelia s. Parmlee late of Cornwall in said District, deceased
 Pursuant to an order from the Court of Probate for said District, will sell at public Auction to the highest bidder, on the 5th day of February l88O at one o'clock, in the afternoon SO much of the Real Estate of said deceased will raise the sum of $275 with incidental charges of sale
 Sale to take place at the late. residence of David Parmalee, in the town of Cornwall
 44-1w NOBLE B. STRONG, Administ rater
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-01-29

DIsTRICT OF LITCHFIELD, ss., Probate Court, O January 18th, 18SO
 Estate ot Homer Sharp, late of Litchfeld, in said District. deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District of Litchfeld hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said Estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts properly attested. within said time, will be deDarred recovery All persons in- ate payment to REMUS F. SHARP, Administrator
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Litchfield enquirer., 1880-01-29

The Edison light still fingers on the verge of success. The public faith, meantime, is dropping rapidly down to zero, and the owners of gas stock are breathing freezer.
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-01-29

Gen. Adams who has been testifying before the House committee on Indian affairs, attri- butes the recent Ute difficulties to Superin- tendent Meeker's lack of tact.