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After a careful survey Of the situa

After careful survey Of the situa-
ton in and around the "granite build
ing n-0therwise known as the New
Orleans Cnstom House-the Daily
States has formed tile conclusion that
"Kellogg, Pardee, McMillen and Pit
kin will rule the roOst" under the
Garfield administration, and that
Wharton, Marks and Leonard must
QO.n
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Gen. Garfield has forwarded to Gov.
Foster his resignation of the position
of United States Senator to which he
was elected by the Ohio Legislature
last Spring. Hon. John Sherman,
Secretary Of the Treasury, will prob
ably be elected to fill the vacant Sen
atorsbip, unless it is definitely settled
that he will be continued in his pres
emit Office under the Garfield admins
tratiop, which is not unlikely. After
Mr.. Sherman, Gov. Foster, Judge
Taft and ex-senator Stanley Mat
thews are most prominently named
in connection with the Senatorial va
cancy. t.....
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~ ~, basin, SIS now before the pub
hHNNLNlic You can make money

XIII 4 faster at work for us than
NAg ~ at anything else. Capital not
Men, women, boys and girls wanted every
where to work tor us. Now is the time. You
can devote your whole time to the work, or
only your spare moments. No other business
will pay you nearly as we'll. No one willing
to work can fail to make enormous pay by
engaging at once. Costly Outfit and terms
free; great opportunity for making money
easily ami henorabiy. Address True &
Co, Augusta. Maine j1y1o
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A destructive fire occurred in Bayou
Sara the morning Of the 3lst ultimo,
originating in stable belonging to
Meesrs. Picard & We'll, and burning
the main business block of the town.
The West Feliciana Sentinel estimates
the losses at 100000; insurance,
$53,925. The sufferers are: Jas. A.
Stewart, building; j. F. Irvine, house
and stock ; Picard 4 We'll, stock A.
Decklar, stock and two houses; NJ.
Alexander, house and stock; Brown &
Mumford, stock l.. Martinez, stock;
Kaufman & Miller and Simon Hart.
1t is generally believed that the fire
was started by an incendiary, but
neither the identity or motive of the
criminal have yet been OWNED.
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Saturday, November Is, 80.

Mr.. Edmund Maurin Of New Orleans is
authorized to act as general agent and rep
resentative Of the CHIEF, to solicit adver-
tiscments and subscriptions and receipt for
payment thereof.
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THE NEXT CONGRESS.

The Republicans having secured
n.ai.rity in tie California Legislature
i Republican, Senator will be elected
from that State. Latest advices in
dicate very small Democratic ma
jority III the Tennessee Legislature,
aud while the Republicans have some
hope of electing such popular man
;,s Horace Maynard for Senator, It is
more probable that the Democrats
will name Senator Bailey's successor.
III this event, the next Senate will be
composed IF "a Republicans, 81 Dem
ocrats and 2 Independents. The lat
ter are David Davis Of Illinois, whose
pruclivities are Democratic, and VIM.
Malone of Virginia, who is generally
anii-Democratic. Should the Indepen-
dents pair on political questions, the
Senate would be tie, and the Re-
publican Vice President would have
the casting vote.
The most accurate returns attaina-
BILE ut this writing Indicate a Repnb-
licau majority of thirteen i" the next
House of Representatives over Dem
ocrats and Greenbackcrs combined,
The division is as follows:
Republicans. -.!o5
Democrats, LOO
Greenbackers, --..---.-...----
Three Republican Green hackers from
Missouri and one from New York are
classed with the Republicans, as it is
known they will act with them Oh all
political questions.
Arizona is the only Territory send
ing a Democratic delegate to Con
gress, and she elected Republican
Legislature and Superintendent OF
Public instruction. The other Terri
tories are uniformly Republican.
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Buy where yon can get goods the
heapest-Gondr:.n's Blue Store is. the
PLACE.
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Proceedings Of Common Council,
Town Of Donaldsonville.
ocular MEETING.

fEtil! LAX MEEIlNG.
MAYORS OFFICE, Nov. 9, 1880.
The Council met this day at 4 o'clock 7. NJ
Mayor Israel in the chair.
Mc,;,bcrs prr.ent-N. Ross, D. Variant,
Isl siiI; i:'r,. Jones, L. Il. Pugh. Cd ward
V. e. Gabrielle, 3:d ward.
Abs,s,--.;. Feitcl, 3rti ward.
The reading Of the minutes of last meet
ing was dispensed with.
The following report WAS presented, read
and received:
DoNALDsoNvILLE, Nov. 8, 1880.
To the Hon. Mayor and members of tho
Town Council:
Gentlensen-I beg leave to make the fol
lowing report for the month OF Oct, $780,
Licenses collected for 1880, 1922 50
Taxes . .-.-...- Is 90
Z" 1873, SO
Rent corporation lots, 5 so
Total collected, ---..---.-.-.....Sl43 50
Respectfully submitted
JOS. THOMPSON,
Town Collector.
The following communication was read
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We advise all parties wishing first
class winter goods to 60 to the Blue
Store, kept by Jos. Gondran.
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L. E. BENTLEY,
Clerk of Court.
, 1880-03-31
DY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN.


5pectal Dhpdteh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
LivENpuor, March 30-tt:N a. 1u-TLunis-No l,
1851 No, z, It's %.
x-whoat-,ylntor. No. !. Ill ais No. ?, lis,
FpEiuE. No. l. lis "a; No. los 4d; whte No, !. lis;
No. IDS 6di club No. lis ca; No. lis. Curn-Now
No. l. Is a}4i. No. = 5aot,.
1'ROvlsiaNs-pnrk.S Bis ca. 1.nrt!. 1ss Gd
1.oSpoN, Marull S.-LtSsEEp OIt-2ds 5d9s7s+
TuapENT1SE--epirits.I Ils Id.
ASTwENr. Mntcl+M-pErltOLEuM-lgf
L1vEnponL, March N.-COTTOS-Ease at 7 5-l6@
73Sdt halcs sou bales speculation and o1port 1000;
American, G7fn
ifornlH white wheat. 1s h5tls; do club 1tGtls C1t
Toa sp!ns e, n, re- MssssH r
:%;s@Xa,osieSf, il @ -s@cfean, .i s'1s & 3d
FitoHisioSs~jMrtl~ Mrtl~Amcrcan sss cd. nacon Short
sccspts of sy,oat the r"at tlroo days, lae,do bu;
,Yatns. and fabrics Mt Manchester qulot md un-
The Following woro reoo,vsd tr tho Chicago hoard
lyEis,ep.. March 1-ll 1S, m@EoMr H. sas,a,
Shis 1 's Ill., H. IL a:2iE z eoIs q
$st Fl = 'S; ;ss; tsss Ssss lust
:ss:!e' m sS,s aSs5 IL hssis sSs ,ss hsss a. GSts
issf s%Sss. au' sna sss.es rcd
Sssss s"e K 9ss sPf a sSS Sosvy s q a
1 S' ocSs III i. o ou ia a. n s @ @
9E GS9 n 9 . sna 4 So 81 m3e %;
/: T. ssen sH: sx Sss; sS's aSss.s ssss sss9 q
sssSfsh5ae as:s 81 au Cal,
ss,?ts f'Ss' .': e. Il II .s ss!tss Msi IL
"A! Stss IT, Ssts :is$
sse sssgsf sss'
, 1880-03-31
iffEkP HALEY

UUFFALU4
ha 5 M"fs e. Cliff it,, .ss,s ~
] Il ssss& .'ssss:' G.: ''
1 %s;sS: s|:s :';ssz!
W. s.sf sTt'n 's;, &c * 5 fs e9s S an: faf to ao0d
c1sa s1s HTs SsF'nssa sh: 's.
IT,: ;$s; s::; :;s: $|:ss:si
ST. LOUIE.
81. 1.oCIs, hfarch al-CArTLK-Act!ye. trrn. md
saE 5s s9Sy
sS',ssa 5 S fsisS: es I ISsI 4 :Ssa: tsf ssa'' an
Sia i'll lS"sf1'sFiSs g III % tssssi: ss'sss
4 'E$ns y; rs:ss =
wATFTT0wN.
WArEnrowS, N. r, March n-1sEEp CArrtE-ne-
II; 81 atsS ;' ss's'i .ssss s Ss': sS sSis
assr l'Ss!sTssfs %s fl 1!s!s @ market .e
asst Sssa fs:a s1 s'RHS :si ab: b:ssSR = t' at
KANsAH DtTY.
Spsetat Ujsrateh to Tbs Chicago Tr'bnne,
@ A. SS a. $:;5 sts
. ~ II $s1s; S;,; h sssSs' ; 1s''Ss
sff Hill ss'Ss 1is
EAST LrBENTy.
East .l,tnERTT. March St-GATTLE--Itaccipts to-
Hny, Il; hrnA nf through and 57 yard Hteck supply
alter thnn last wouk. and Likely TO bo 40 for tho bn(
pss. Il @ e wsss @ a" nne'"xoa
t.9;sy oad; fortors' sla
4 Ilsosoip's to-day S hoad' s0na fair at
CtNCfNNATI,
CtNC1SNATI, Mnrcf. a.--lID1E-Act!vo md firm,
en.nnl0n. tA5Gat.A light $t2Np Rt ncklNG. $LHkA
&tL; butchors, fiGkf41ui receipts, l.'V: shipments,
T7l
INpIANAr0L1S.
1NDfANAp0L1a, Mnrct iN.-1fU1H-EtrGngor nt $500
Q4.h5; fccoipts, 3rJu: shipments, 5aJ.
, 1880-03-31
REAL ESTATE.
The Following ir.trs,monts were flied for rec,
ord Tuesday, blurrh py;

ltt toHo~lHH lEhreuflonl8 WCt0 0lcu for rec
ord Tuesday. btasch au;:
CITY rnoPEurY,
Nj T. %s@s. Il ID s".sd %ses &s1s e.
osS!ssJ islii,yiS ~"
r$s 1 Y |:s;t ~; ;isa as;;sS '
yust H. 9f 1Ssin slto e laan Y. Aenxloy2 1000
i%" !s.ts sss sfvySs " vy5S lssa 15 g
s;$;S $:: Il Isisi i 2i&:
Wi! X: y q i!a;:s; '
= fp?siiaas3h p?iSiash fsna ala.s .saa. 100.
VI s$s aSsS !. is:,s;s II ISL; I,sa
i; g;$ j':ia @a
III ;;s:$a ! i ;:: ii! S;:S;
s ]. iii as,i;iSis; :;;,: & %
w$t ssssaS 4; q sa assi ysa ii LEU
Wy%ssy sS thasiss asiss sris! r. L. .na - 700
ssssy ~ 18TH y aa Mstf T. Il ao
oSfS''s Ssas H: Il. sss ss;s ~ s%ss ,%ssy
!.4nt y ~ ~ Frangcs 4. untuTmu'n ......,. buD
;1!As ;;a'iau: * doaatioas a 10 Eiasaaoa Ei1aS L,
0;SS::;' d ;;!ss ks; i i:4; j;
$;;.!; i; s;sS J ss,; i; iTJi:; i
S;:'$ s;s js;:i ;:i.
Ws.! Mssro%s % 4, IL /. Il vaiifii,ia ay,n
e f9xWWs r. .iatGa March Il "a. Il. snTdackort0 ,o,
~. W. AtdfIchl. bN
SOUTH " CITY LIMITS, WITHIN \ uAniua " HKykx
a, AtLES Of TtE cQuHr.lIuukE.
S;ss f.,ais." as;sa ss9s Ii ! 1 ss .ss4:ys ss i
E||s s;s ;iSiss IL yJ; y
,,Et. ,EEtc..arI: sm
:ta,Itsa. :HtnatSn Marsh " ts4Mu " Als1nadsr IL.
Atn.l4 =, ~ Il u ThIsty:tiintif IL . Il MaiM
ti tt!iioE!oHSa, .,, aatcd Aasca ~ tltu.aoFal Mckay
WSntsoIti! W. nsaf F0rtY-h 1t, (. sax11i
FahrinE).. ..... m
, 1880-03-31

HN4T0N. Mntcf, MI

BosrON March 3l-F1oUR-Dull and unchnngpd.
G,tAtS-Corn qulsts mixed End yellow. &kaolkc
Oata dull; No. and oxtrn white, N35ac; No. Z white,
4Ga4G}4ct No. white and No. Mixed st@&5c. Ryo,
pOc.
nUTTHn-Chn!ee Wostorn cronnertes, ,ssa3so, choice
1adto plckea, 37&JC: fair 10 Rnod, 74Ge.Go
EHNH-W0at0rn fEgat, iladn2o. - ...
,!ikcEtl.Ts-Flnnr, t5N 6ts md 3,an aaots; corn,
6HlrMENTs-Elour j, 80 bria; corn, ,28mbu.
, 1880-03-31


FLOUR-WnA nsniH dull md nnrllnny weak 20 lit.
Tic banR dono that II titleult to quote trlccs
shippcra w1re not buying. tnoa wnro 1lnteA to It's
brs wncEn private tormAt 40 bsls double cxttas
partly At R01 Is brtA Aupcrs nt lxf and r brs
RrntIc at ttM Tntal+ 81 hrts Export extras wero
ki:s3An
Or,tEt sitLtgrrrrs-snlcs wero & cars Of brnu at
tiip car m!dnRa ut sla;a; 5cara shorts a. t3:s,
cars wheat ecreonlnsa nt st01D9n. Coarse corn
ulcnl wns noKnnt At si5.as pcr ton on tsnck.
STRING iWliEAT-wnsactivo md esnesny weak.
declining is'c md cIosns tAa,1tc below tho lntost
:: ss'; sRs's f sss
e &c "a. na as mns mn scPs nd o
sssiss %t a;snnn! Sf'5i r. d '' }ss;!.
5ss q ssss 's ssisi
e IL ~ ps .f a.:t s;
:sffe ~ Z ssS'' fsS s ys'k:s: Is s;:
@ s S.f ai tnSk aPIk'{ w " s n t
Gps ts a III, .a:S onr1 snoTn tst KSe'e u e
sss III @ s is2e ss9 & o sf 5saSs s i.s & . i
@ s;* 4 7 : ss!'sf as ;s 'g 5esl ss'i u! 4:
NJ sg H. ana st @ s"S' a !, VIZ .eY Hs05to n & e
a1 g Sss saf;; ~ y msff s HUI
c0snR nbUut Vi, bntGr t,o nt"st rr... * ,,t,,nr @
md SSw Yop w bMsr nTsG .hc II ws M moe sGitM,
in whtnt nntruiisr thn cnrt Az ~ - ~ -
cr1rA and rattlcr Inrse Hhpnoilts Wa nUG thui lilo
any Thoee Mora % frcn tot X s ~ fe fn, n ns,1s
1 hG9 ~ y. IN r!GT ot q t1 49, "t t'c market Il
ibs week eo.s at , N ep .nra 1 M G ntna
r hna HAP n ntnGs tses VIII Hunt nike
e. ~ nouGs Mny snsu ehf!y a. JySot 11glnod
tho it0nth and seller AnrtI fnnrod r5nsInr
II gay 4 sssf III ans ;nstc[ 1Gos sasn. Ut Il snd
Mgre rGtlrtHH nt LhHq tsu No trcauiaeI At 33}4&c;
eS u, % It 5 s, e et sT
san'Ei@ ns M aE:a @ ~ ;raskI 1000 bn O. i!oS
LH!np Dn. AN'
nAts-Wese mSso ac.ge and 34@9tc lower. Tho re-
sn"s sse ts,S9; q in;ss Yosk
stosas sh.We4 s,.aht ,ieeTesse iase Wsek. MIR
oiinR enbsequtntly 10 4gkr. which N1s tho sailing
price ns to c!ose Tho trailing tooncs! t0 Do nst!y
V
, 1880-03-31
TOLEDO.

ToLrno, O., March H1.-{inAtx-Whcat stpady at q
decline; extra whita Mchlgnn. sl.2iH. No. rcd win-
ter. spot, March, ant April, tL23St May $zS Juno,
N.ao{, July, *i0,{: Western amber, tl.2l, Mo. 1rcd
mixod, $i2i. Corn wcnk; Ngh-Eixet, 4Oot No. !
rejected vaacl damago, size Oats qniot, No. ! sy1c
C!oeSd; Whont ieGa' No; rod winter, April. 1t2lli
6,m bu. .''''-'"' -' 80 ' o'
sIillAssrs-Whcn. 1eaou bu corn, aN,mo bu, oats,
, 1880-03-31
DETltOIr.

DETnoIT, March a-FLorIt-DulL
QNAlN-Whnnt lower nnd heavy, extra, nomtnnlt
No. white, s1St Ars.l, sl.l91{, Mny, N.lqJ3, juno,
et.tHAi milling, Mo. nominal,
kEcKlITH--WhgnL AlIllI br,
BulpMkHTs-Whc1s lMWO bu.
, 1880-03-31

sptttas Dhpateh to 1As Chicago Tstbuns,
KANSAS CITY, No. March 3-t3HArH-The
Fret-Csrrtnt toports. Whcnt-lsecopss. Bet9 hu;
hhipmonss la7A bu, lower, No. 2, cash, ti0d; April,
tl0!i No. cash, 06c; April, peNc. Corn-Noceipts,
a04cs April, .1c, -
, 1880-03-31

NuSFALo, March I-OnAtS-SYhoat heavy, no
Entesl No. hard 0roen Lay offered at sl.oa without
buyers. Corn dullt old No.3 Wostorn nomInallJ nt
Uc Oats dull and lower; car white 3tchIgnn II
10 on tTnck. 1lyp neglected. barley nakgctBI,
KAlLloAD, CASAtr AND LAKE fhEI0uTs-Uu-
, 1880-03-31
Money Still Close All Round
Governments Higher, Clos
ing Weak.
Rock Island and Some Other
Stocks Up Two to Four
Points,
Tho Produce Markets Active and IT.
regular-Provisions Lower.
Brcadsluffs Weak on 'Change, but Pars Of
The Decline Recovered.
FINANCIAL.

,
FINANCIAL.
Notwithstanding Increased Etringcncy In tho
money market, stock quotations nre higher thnn
ycstcfllny.
4 yery marked improvement occurred In Now
York Ccntri, which advanced fr,m 1t.ts to
1N;s. closing at 131A. It n not Improbable TINT
the argu earnings mny lead to tho announce
mont of 10 per cont dividends Mt MI ctlrty tlny
Hook 1snnd advanced from lElI5 tn la7ti. Alto,t
inactive and no transactions. Michigan Ccntrnl,
h.AGl!'4. Tho Granger stocks woru 1lrrltr.
Wuhnsh, common md preferred, stronger; 0hiO
T. mississippi. T0sH; M., K. L T., 43h614ln,-
good buyers Of this stock. Pacific Null uI-
rnnccd from, 3sA TO 4lss. Coal stocks fittucr ut
about per cent advance.
Manhattan Elevated dull md without change.
St. Paul e. Sioux City, light transactions. North
crn Pacific preferred firm, hc4Gti]h. rrivnto
adviccs inllcnte n cl0so money market for II few
days, hut rs it Is generally understood that tho
Btringency Is merely artificial, md TINT by tho
end Of tho coming week tho market will be re-
lovcd. holders OF atoclss ut present prices will
not part with thom ut n loss. 1t Is snfo to Rny
TINT with IN cnsy money markot stocks will sell
ut highor prices.
Tho quotations for Government bnnds were:
Gs, lo53sdD1o5as; bs 1GiQ1l03t1; 4ns, 10ahG110sN
4e NNE0tG7A. Tho market closed woak at 66D
u of Mt tho closo.
Foreign exchange Tns weak In New Tork Mt
4a45l04871; Chicago, 4Sl!iGDiS7H. Commercial
bills, 4sa}t.
Tho lilo OF discounts for the Chicago bauks Ia
still ut htgh figure. and therefore, monoy Is
ctoso. All good business pnpor, however, IL
freely tnkrr, for thoro ia perfect confidence
thnt thore are !" no hroakora ahead," and besides
It Ia certain that customers must, IN n
few d,lys ut most. runlIze Immense s,lms
on tho farm products to go forwnrd M
IUyjrnktNU TIN
, 1880-03-31

PEonIA. H.. March al-GnAfx-Cnrn dull and
ensy, high-mlred, &s5sa,4oi mixed, 3N{aaSc Oats
Gull nnd lnwoFi No. 2whlte. EfG3o- lsyo lnac&ivuS
IItluWlNES-Nominal at tl,M
, 1880-03-31

OswE0o, March D.-0HAlN-IvhBnt steady, No.
Mlnnosotn spring, Flaa Corn dull, Duluth, &o.
, 1880-03-31
COTTON.

INDIANAPOLIS March 3l-GnAiN-Whoat hea J
No. rod, Sll7@Lla CUrn quiet ct ata3g*e
, 1880-03-31
COMMERCIAL.

inc Following wero the receipts ante shipments
OF INC !e4dtng arfsclcs ot produce "a tAis city
, 1880-03-31

iota oil xfndsA...,,.. .....,.....lSfGdtI ll7pliA
These ngurcs show n t1ccrcaso during last
outs, a.4o5 hi rye, II, a:D bu barley. Total de-
creaso, III, $40 bu.
Also n!lOut in hnrhOe, "a, IT'D bu wheat. e,4N1-
D97 bn corn, and 77,308 bu oats.
Totnl In stare and atioat: Wheat, ,7o5 bu;
corn, 71s:s.o, to5 but all kinds. ls,:l., llG bu.
Lake frCiHhts wero quiet ut Bo for corn tn
Buffalo, md u charter wis n1a,!o for JlO0O hi
wheAt Mt Ssic, 1t was generally understood that
tho 3tr,sits af Mackuaw wero oEcn, but up To
tho clos0 Ut tho business dny no grain vessels
wrro known to have sailed for tho lower lakus.
Hail frolghts wero quoted steady m tho hnsts
OF 1so por lu0 lbs on grain to Now York ant! 4ho
ON boxed maats To do. Through frrights 10 Llv-
1rpool wore f0c on meats and laEl md 00}fo un
tlour; do to Glasgow G0no, aud lard aud meats 10
Hamburg e5c.
Tho recc!pts OF wheat at Chicago, Milwaukee,
st. Louis, Toledo, ard Detroit reported ycslrr-
dny. aggregated Ia, ,0O1 bu, and shipments 464,-
DOO bu,
Tho following was tho produce movement ro-
ported frpin Now York yuatol1]ay; Aeuctpts--
Flour, 13,1 urls; whOnt, l4b,QO btt; corn, :ll.-
b bu; outs, ba, hu; cOrn.n.cnl. ula pkxs; rye,
aO hu; barley. go bu; malt, lS,0iG bn: pnrk .*t5
brss. beof, :,Dt bsls; cut meats, 40l pkgs; lars
4,0.s tcs; whtsky, sD brlt,
ExpoFts-Fnr u hours, Flour, 1900 brls;
wheat 6v.0o bu; corn, Il. 600 bn; uats, 1000 bu.
PROVISIONS.
HOO p1toDucrs-wvss fairly active. and !srsvu-
aFly weak. Tha u.ask0t opened relatively nstn, b3-
Cause hosa wuso quoted t3i0o higher, with supply
tno nnlall to moot tbs ~ana ut tha tsnda. but tho
weakness III Gratn turned ths current In pruT!ntons
tho Wheat'usn being froe sellers Ut park, and Tho
Lard deal turned dow,Ixanis dscidedly In cou.-
pan5. Thu laaur f0e!lAy ataadlef, most ut tho
offerings belnx w parties who vtasA to nnko trans
tsts to later Honth. Thss0 wa4 tto change In the
toj8S Of nAFc9s from oihes clues.
MEas tonK-DsclEned l1}f*!sa per btl, and ciosal
l7u beloW tho latest prices OF Monda ~ tb. s7}
for round lots spot seer the uonth or aeIser Apr{
3Q10e 72A ssitur AayI and soilsr Juno.
sasz rcportsd Of A1 brla seller April nt 9Qba
@i01h, br4 sSllcr May II tiA D4siaAs, li0 bsIs
ReiloF juno Mt SASSAl; Hnd Hn br.s ssflpf t4e year
nt SUNK. Total. t0 bsls. Alao. " iris pstme mess
nL $u3i
LAun-pecllnsd ooll&o par lao lbs, and c.ussd 7}&o
0elOw thu tntIst pslces Of Munday. u $ial4XK fur
round ota sput, ksl!eF The month"; sssr Aprilt 37
G7ulti selur May; ard H. ~ sollet 1Ans Sae4 NeEu
Ispf ts4 u 2vG =. sHa5 4 AAhads; ~ g. .yor
79'si S4 1ea sellvg }uas stf!.l9*1.A TqtaI. VI. a
, 1880-03-31

st. r,oI,ra. Mn. March 3o-Ftouu-Dutl and lower,
family. $50 asked, S3'1f April, choice. $50 cash,
t.57X April, $khs Mnys fancy. RS April.
aHAtS-WhGat lower nr1d unsutiicdt No. rod, &i1lk
caah, s2tal2o April, 1fayi t,las
f11h@tllN Jnnni tl.NN July; No. do. el,lGSil5a{;
No. do, sil1N bid. Corn active ind 1ownr lso casht
aF}so Aprit; sF1Ga5Mo May, asac Juno, apxo July,
Data ~0wcr' H9c bid cash; 1o BID Apsi r3(0a2Ao May,
WNIRky-HloHty ~ f1i1h
fnovtsluNa-f'irk lowGe to keiL Dry salt meats
wenk but lower. fsAc.n dull aud unchanged. LAID
rDtninn1ty !oMor At ftKt. ~
KErKttfr5-FIpnr 4,nU br'ss whcn1 1000 bur COTE.
6T.ND bn; mats, hH1 bit; harley, t,0U bll. @
SMtrNENrs-t1oMr, H. uU brlst wheat, " UU pu. corn
gi,UU but pate, lO,oU BIZ. '
, 1880-03-31

, liQl3-Trnlu was ~ nGlive ~ Tho limltod supply
you'd admit ot, end thn na!koe ogn!n pFeseRtca
aSx nrS!ust., haysts ook hoa fssel5 a;a N ssrIJ
highbs thnn fur Mntly, luor 10 prinla light welh4
eaA ~ k!ftt and l,or u chnfco heavy gsa49s at
tL&UA a-A SAlpa to packers WGJc mostly ~ ELtk4H1
whsh W. ~ E4'anss e nthos s95e n tas9 g. li.hf
steady. All saoa luaho subject " = ahrnk&xo ot
" lbs for psgy aoW1 And ~ lbs fOt Stays.
, 1880-03-31
LIVE STOCK.
Nf{Fffiffn,

tlHflhhY 1,IH Afb
CATTlE-Tho uuxpoctod.y heAvy receipts cansod
reaction In this mnrket md n Of tho advance OF the
day befUro waA lont Theso tho Hsuat attendance
ofbuynrs, but they theIr opportunity and took nd
vantage of IT, and the days trading WAS dono at do.
clluo from Mondays prlces Of l033c. Tho aboye np-
piles only to shipping mud export Hraa1A Hutchcrs'
Atun and ssnck1rs, though weak III synlpalhy. wero
not quanbly lowoE, tho facs thai the supply OF coa-
.no,i xrn!os comparatively lsht holpnx 10
tain riee. sa,cs RANGED from fsasSaS, f9E ,n!etsr
grnlcA 10 &E5A3G for extra, with tho bulk at r. sIA
AT5 Tor Ht0ckofh and bMcloTs ttocx md at AQGE4.0
fur shipping bG0Yos. Turing tho dny a ko0u many
caltIo oIlnnReu hands but enough wu10 loft to
n,Mko thH outs00k for to-day rntler dublona. Tho
market cl0sod heafyt
QUOTATIONS.;
Extra nHeevsA-t3tnled stoers, w0iHhnR 14D
Ch,lcc linuygs-Flnp. tat, well.i0rned st1er1
wplahnK LILO 70 An ttSt.79
Gbud Mebses OIL -lAttsned aseots, wolRl-
Ing s+aM 10 lraD ns,...-. .........,...,.... A4LN
ina lIS 10 i:sg ns 3o4as
Nutch1Tk' htHck--IDur 10 common atears and
E4nlmun u cOic1 cows for city slaughter,
wutshna HI ~ l,0N ~. !:....:... zo1a3,@
Stuck Cntto-E0MhIun cattle, w0lNhlNG iD1 10
GSits and scraWeG s;9crs .....,.,,. 1Qtoa10
fDAl1, Dor 100 &Q&3A