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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-09

The Go,pei Of Hate In West yIrEinln.
"Ihale he RPublioan party ,rih all hs IN
te,,,ity ofmy nature. / intend 10 teach nj
Children 70 hate Il. Ihau lied hating Il, aat
mean 10 90 TO my gram hating it."-Speeeh o
JAKE Jaekson, Dan. candidate for Governor, a
Fai,mont, Jtly %.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-09
iIlHE REPUBLIoAN MANUAL.
CAMPAIGN or lss(

CAMPAIGN OF 1880.
History, prlpcip'es early leadsrs and achievement,
Of the Republican party, with biographical sketehts q
James A. GARFIELD and Chester A. AIthuT-by E v.
smAIlEy.
rOis work contains, In attractive form, At nominal
cost, the inf TnAtinn which every Intelligent voter
desires 10 possess II 10 The best Of all afSenalI FROM
which Heilye Workers drA9 Ammu1ltlon for cam
plign use. It, cnntent romphIes-
Rlnt-A brief history VI The Republican party,
with preliminary chapters tracing the career OF
earlier parties 10 this co ntry Iineo tbs Revolution
Il Is believed that this l. the nHy work In oxts oneg
which relates the story Of The carer Of this great
historic patty In elnnecitd and ctmpAet form.
Stcopd-kn article 90 the earl Republican lea j.
eft. Describes the men EhO formed the party.
ThlF national platforms Of Tbs PARTY ART
gIyen, beginning with 1855 aud ending with 1850
FoIrth-The electoral and popular vote At every
Presidential aIecIion since he party was formed 4
giTun BY siAtes
Flllh-A valuable table Is given showing the rrdue.
tons 10 the public debt and inteftI effected By he.
publ can legislation aud Standardization sine 1865,
tixth-The nett dFpattmHnI Of The book COM
prizes hoSrabh cal sketches Of the Republican eand
dates for President aud veO PpLdsnt and their lsi-
i0rs OIL AeeeptAnee
for but fraction Of the price commonly charged fu
such books Price I0c; ilby mil, pnasaIe 10 extra.
STANTON 4 DAVkNt0RI,
fNnI NaEkst RtRaaf-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-09
WHY ine south /. soiId for Hancock.

ConHder plai Lee and Jackson uOlud do
tu7t thy Glire. Thee are he ,aHlt principle
for tshieh Gcy fought for four ytaI. RenleH'-
Der he men whO poured fortI t:eir lie blood on
Vfyinia's IOi, and do not abandon Gsm noV.
Remember that upon your pott depmds he sue
eess Of he Democratic tietd.-[liGde Bdmp
ton, at he Meeting in Ms interc. Of Democratic
Harmony in Virginia, al Sta,trIOn, July 90.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-09
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.

suKRITV,
GEORGE Il. PARKS
rRosEcuTIAO ArTOaAEI,
7. J. HuGus.
AssENoR, CIR DISTRICT,
c. A. HEAVYWEIGHT.
ASSESSOR, COUNTRY pIsTET,
r. Il. ARMSTRONG.
HOUSE or pnESArEs,
". P. HUBBARD,
c. D. THOMPSON,
JOHN FREw,
EIpON l.. McCOI.lOCH.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-09

West virginia Democracy Rour Tear.
peToeI1tis cony,ntlOn al Charleston, JunsA. is16
Immediate y. repeal Of the specie resumption
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-09
MARRIED..

sHtBFRT-KAuRPELD-oa Tuesday, October 8,
1880, by the IleV, Torch, At the residence Of thu
brides father. Mr.. BESEI G hEIHEET, Of wheeling
70 MIS-, PAULISE a. K.UgTELD, Of Pits JurEh, IA.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-09

ACCoIuluB " thp annual tVfVb S' Wv
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
At Washington there were surveyed 16,.
o9o, 2Ss acres. The disposal Of public
lands during the year, including June 80,
1880, were as follows:
Acres.
Cab
Homestead nitric, 10
Timber culture entries. z'Ss ~
Lea Ions With niIlIAy bounty IAld war
nm 800
Swamp lands pAt0uled 70 .btes 5,IoI,es5
Lands esIlined for abroad PurP sss.... l,lo'S's
The area Of public lands surveyed in the
different States and Territories during the
last year Is a. follows: Arizona, S0s, 52l
acres; California, S.7020SO; Colorado,
2,775,6ol; Dakota, 2,lSOSos; Idaho, 295,.
sS7; Louisiana, sO.6O4i Minnesota, 29e,.
25s; Montana. SOFAS; Nebraska, 700, lie;
Nevada, 9s,G94; New Mexico, l,c2s, 1856
Oregon, LOS, eel; Utah, 44O5s5; Wash.
ingtOn Territory, s47,5a5; Wyoming, 1884,.
40. In addition to thI, surveys were
made Of private land claims in California,
s.7os acres; Arizona, 14o,9 5s acres; New
Mexico, 444 1874 acres. The total area oil
public lands surveyed from the beginning
Of surveying operations up to the close Of
last year is shown to be 769, 557, lO5 acres,
leaving an estimated area yet unspryeyed
Of /, co., 9Sl, 727 acres.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-09
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

TOA sOYEENoH,
aIo. C. STuRgIEs, Of MononpliA
IuPEmfEapENT or TEEE ScnooLs'
Al PuRLNToS, Of WOOD
AfroRHET SENERAt,
ogO. B. CALDWELL Of Ohio.
AUDITOR:
John 8 CuENINGHAM, Of KanAShA.
IIEAsuRHR,
RICHARD BuRHE, Of Monroe
SUPREME JUDGE
EDWIN MAXWELL, Of Harrison.
ron coNOIEss,
d, n,,,,,r4-JOBN A. HUTCHINSON, Of Wood'
Il tS,tTisi-j. 7. HNKE, Of Mineral
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-09

No REMEDY for kidney diseases hereto.
lore discovered eau DO held for one mo-
ment In comparison with WaTner's Sale
Kidney and Liver Cure.-C. a Harvey, D..
D., Warrington, D, @. TThsAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-09
Mammoth Menneerie.

Ton Rhl10seeTOs, Sea Lions. and CoIossal TrSInId
wild Bnst show and PoffoTining GlFahas. Don't fall
10 ne the Balloon Aseensiops from the show grounds
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-09
NEw ADVERTISEMENTS i

JNANTED-BoY 10 LEARN THE
w Piumbine irade. Must b. { ID, steady tOy,
yell Ttessns.dsd. Apply thIl evening s' Selgsk
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-09
The Constitutional Amendments.

Cop,ututiOpll Amsndnsat Article eSa'-IO
Rauaeliion. ,,,.,... III
Coprl,utIopal Amendment, Section thir'Sen' Aiu
Al IhrhA-Enf RAtlAeail9n.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-09

Ex-Governor Seymour In, attacking the
idea Of nationality, ia only ono Of
many Democrats whoarO constantly ready
to do the same thing, As witness an incl.
dent that happened at Washington City
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-09

The States seyerally have not retained
their entire sovereignty, Il has been
shown that In becoming parts Of n IA.
,ion AZ. fts's vs. sNa'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-09
slIranAY nonNINe. oclonEn ..
NATIONAL RtpupucAN 1lCKEr,

NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, TICKET,
TaA PREs1DENE
JANE A. GARFIELD,
oS ONO.
FoE vIeE.PRE1DEar
CHESTER A. ARTHUR
o. NEW roRE.
Presidential Electors.
ELxrToRs At ARSE
A. W, cANPBELL, Of Ohio County.
Jas, 1. MCLEAN, Of Putnam County
ooxsFnuoHAL DlsrncT ELIe1oHE
ia-JOuN A. CAMPBELL, llsReett County
ss-T n PnUNDsTONE, upShuI County
ID, b HEHAGER. hIson Lounty'
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-09-11
THE
Canton Collegiate Male School
WILL REOPEN MONDAY, AUGUST 30


The curriculum will embrace three
grades, viz: Ancient Cl,ssics, French,
Mai hematics, Bellies Lettres, &c. A Com
mcrcial course, and Il Preparatory depart
mPnt,
Unremitting attention will he given to
the intellectual and moral culture of the
pupils. All sectarian spirit is eliminated,
and a rule OF rigid morality strictly exact
cd Of all.
Persons living in the country may rest
assured that it is to their interest TO extend
patronage and Influence to this institution.
- The Principal refers with honor and sat-
isfactory pride to tho fact that he has III
! me past quarter century sent forth Will,
s@ie arena of life, young men who are to-
s'ay an ornament to the varied professions,
ihc bar. the pulpit, the faculty, the count
ing room, etc. In compliance with n sug-
gestion of the Chancellor of the UNIVERSE
IS of Mississippi, l will adopt the text
books used in the University to Greek,
Latin, French, Mathematics, History, etc
By using these text books at home, the
student on entering the University may,
by close application, shorten his course a
year or two.
The Principal can accommodate students
from the country with board at actual
cost.
For terms, apply to the Principal Mt the
popular emporium of Mr.. II. Gwinner.
NJ. j. CORBETT, Principal.
July Gath, io30-2ni.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-09-11
CENTENARY COLLEGE.

Opens on Sept. 6, 1880. The
last session was the most pros
porous one for ten years. The whole
cost of board and tuition need not
exceed $11IO0 in preparatory de-
partment, nor Sl6G.O0 In college
classes for the scholastic year.
Send for a catalogue.
- q. q. ANDREWS
President.
Jackson, La, July 90, 1880.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-09-11

The folio wing is the result of the
Primary Election, held in Madison
County on Septen Der ID, 1880:
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-09-11

Il would be useless to invite your
CO operation in securing the election
OF Hancock, English, and that noble
Oil Spartan, Col. o. Il. Singleton.
In conclusion, fellow citizens, l
couture You to unite; let us have no
discussion; let us emulate each
other in this grand, glorious sirug~
gle, until the election of UancocS
and English is secured.
$50 live that when thy summons comes
To Join the inuUmer;lble caravan,
That moves to the pale realms of shade,
Where each shall take his chamber
In the silent balls Of death,
Thou go not like he quarry slave. at night,
Scourgcd to his dungeon. but sustained
And soothed by an u1t:lltering trust;
Approach thy grave, like one who wraps
The ,lrlpcry of his couch about him,
And lies down to pleasant Dreams
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-09-11
w. 6. SANDMEYER,
Tuner and RcDairer

OF Pianos, reed and pipe Organs, offers his
services to the people of Caution and vi
entity, All work done in the best style
and satisfaction guaranteed. Refers to
Prof, A. Brown with whom he requests to
leave orders.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-09-11

The heuso purchases for cash in hand
and not on credit, and VIA u log cash q
T. oft admitted > lie very .ma.i
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-09-11
Wesleyan Female Institute.
SfHysst0M Va

Opens its 31st session. September Goth,
1SSD. Among the first Schools for young
lasiics i'll the United States. Climate I'M
surpassed. Surroundings beautiful. Pu-
pills from seventeen States. Among the
lowest terms i'll the Union
z TERMS-Board, Washing, Lights, Eng
fish Course, Latin, French, for each half
OF the Scholastic year, 10
All extras very lors. For Catalogue, adj
thess Rev. VIM. \. HARRIS. ID. ID. Pres
,ient. Staunton, Va. jy 10 pm
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-09-11

FOR COTTON WEIGHED
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-09-11

The above IS IA true statement of
fbe VOTES as complied by the Exec>
HllTe Committee, from returns made
10 them by the Inspectors and in
obctlIencc To the resolution passed
by the Democratic Convention, r.
u. Smith and s. q. Divine hayIng
Ieceired Il majority OF The woes
cast, a. Q hereby declared to be the
Democratic nominees for The re.
fp.ciive offices OF State Senator
and Cotton Weiglier.
JNo HANDY. ChaIrmln.
W. G. JOHNSON, Sc. aud Teas.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-09-11

1 take pleasure in recommending Mr.. W,
G. Sandermeyer to all who wish their M
struInentstuned. lie Is reliable workman
and good tuner. ADOLHUS BROWN.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-09-11
II. Y. SCATTER,
Merchant Tailor,

OA L II 81 IN COO ~ DQC a I'M,
HAS made arrangements with one of TIE
largest anil most fashionable taiiors in tho
country, Messrs. Gariiee, Masten & Allen,
Philadelphia, by which any garment worn
by man can be furnished at II low figure,
from actual measurement. Nj. Scatter has
taken the agency of the above house 1T
the earnest solicitation of his friends and
patrons in Canton, and thinks fion n life
can & We satisfaction to the most fla stidious.
Any exterior garment-ccat, pants or
vest-inadc up in the most recherche style
and after the most approved IN ,dels Of
European and Americans fashion plates,
from measurement taken at his lace of
business, ordered from the Philadelphia
house, and guaranteed to please in Sly 10
and fit. Samples, with prices attached,
now on exhibition at his place of business,
north side of public square, where he
would be pleased to see his friends.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-09-11

FOR STATE SENATOR.
, 1880-04-08
REAL ESTATE.
Tho following Instruments wcro illcd for rec
ord Wednesday, ArrllS

Tho following Instruments wcro illcd for rec
ord Wednesday, ArrllS:
CITY PROPERTY.
Dearborn nv Gi Il . IT Division Ut, 9 + 4xl0 T.
dated April ". c. Fnrnor to john N. Jer1. ,.o
welt vni, i;uren 81 : y cot u spnulh,na avn
I, lXix212 II. dntGd Dec. Il tS4u tUb0rEa -. .,o
Mustard tn Richnrs Jors|nn, n,;.:...;.,:.:.:.. Au~
Joln.on place hst hrts ,Sn!'tn ,, nna n%hIft
{FTedorick tlnlhronk 10 +. II. Hr.'wn!.;m BIO
Warren nv, Ii I-U It " " !}akley. > I. ?1xlN!-i0
ri. Improved. dated Arr!l ltioorRu l"WakoF ann
to llMre.n Ct MI s"D
IL iatei AErii islnia savings ins,ttu.ios To NJ,
II, = CDR ii 1nnIlnlck, il. ia II u nl!ey, .,,
daioA Apt.l GaGn 3Ml1sSy t. MHrt!n In Isw's ~"
2xi;l It, iiMprNved ined Aprit6 tcari Hut , oo,
tgnhnbrr ~ IlDrtthcH AtAAtH. .............. 2-lu
West fourteenth #. II r Wuf rhrt,np nha
xiA Il imprn.r4, dntad Alsis y tD"rothen m
improved. inird Xrrii tI L. linarbcr TO ~,
VIII s nr!" H. eSi il sseisy
ssao M at; A. n.0 TeE IL as sys:5 ss,ca %prl
| i:stnia u 4u,"s i. scoley 10 stuphon ". ,,7s
sIshtMn ~. Il; Il. 81 ff3Snst6
r. 4; igsoxsd M da!St a;1Is1 Apraa "a. "ao 1850
MG1to IL til Ii V os ii9yne ~, H. tzsx!Mft,
.ateA uct; r. lS79 TX. Il. and H. I. Jones TOD pm
MNy MlsHitd1' ~ f Il wonie;G. l. SS3iiii II, iii
' niovsd, dat.I March u tlUhn Ntehuk 10 ~,
Trunk SchFrbprl. l't
| Mir.Es UF TuK COURTHOUSE.
aateG Arrll ir i. Powell to ". i. Olssls....& 6o
, 1880-04-08

7ap iosa than fur the aamc tro last veak-pnstalty
rarnrod tho confidence Ut buyers and for neann to
ehice Rsndcs such use bJ Rppers thdro wna mn
Adshnca Of 1Nssc. Export cnsts nso sold ~ better
figures thnn IN Tuesday Tho dny betorn In hHtofi"
trs stufl and ahckora thor0 M Important cnnHo
In ynt,na Nnt nll Tho nTorirus sakor, but tho
ynris n tho e.AD ncarnr IMPLY fhhn NJ Fny utnc
within tho paAt hnlf dnlen days, and the ontlok fur
thu remainder ot tho week Is favnrnbls fur sellers
Fpw catra troves worn pdsrcd. and With twu or ueo
exceptions np1hlng Bnd ut higher figure thnn tsu;
Indeed thq.e nny fow scattcrlnt miles "t over
etG Tho j,l9hcat prizes of tho day wa8 $hA-Cnnuvor
4 Hall t1 EnAtunli. bhlppora buuaht principally nt
3Juls4M butcfors at El.71 4i8j ind foOderB at NuS
AGs The t1nrket ct0sed tirnl.
QUOTATIONS.;
Extra auonvos-GTAdod atocrs, Weighing 1fD ., =.
Bs md upwhFld. +*oV19AU
ChHcb LHnvGa-Ffne. fnt. Hoil-fornleIsl1ers
weighing Ian u rab bnH.....,..,.....:..+ A@o&l1e
Ut,II Reeves u. .ratt9ned stoers. ueKh. ,,..u.
tnE f.AN tu 1sO hB.. &lu@"aa
MeIIun t}nld1hHtHofa In {AiF 1tGsll, wtlah. ~,
InK LIEN tH l2U a1Ce+.u
UusIliCrB' St1ck-PUUf To cutlifnDn etGGFa ma
CNttlt,t IL ctincD G0wS for city AlattEhtoF
weighing HD to ftRh hk. 1tH1Afo
o'cSH 1i a7saas
hs ana EnlMwna n @ sters 1s7
yosis pcr HO Iej
, 1880-04-08
lsIlTADSTUFFS,

rLoun-wa. In m"dora,o local demand With ,ulo
Enquiry for ,h!e'asa, md 5stAer t wsak sss,,
~ es' y, wsvts @ a, nn "a hrs .napnps pr n. sa
%osa ss is @ sss Export .e,: = :ses. aao'aa
os s,ss nsfS s g.pe;s s .S,
1% %,|nxs j, y. sH1sssi; sars shorts a. .sas.s@
wheat .eroennx. .. sv ear @ searss eosn.%ea.
'xss tSs ts.s pSs tn on tFao and ' s' on
es:s q ess s!esS ssst
SsIx as; Sf.sss sHas, issss RSfss
hasnss Il solI aE
~
sss sts 4:
sss ha:s .s ssss w. 9
H.; Il ef.a ss 9 @ ss'ansSS
s $:$ ss III, 1 s,;s
t VII ~ II 1.s sSsE ' IT, ips a1 4 ~ tEs
" Sf Ss @ NJ wsSs (, .fs e
:s';s 4 $st$'
.ls s!ss q Sosia 81: II N; $%lnisf Il .; si
s3b .ysst na @ a ~. ~ n.m.r ~ ~ .",.ns,ns
c,5a Il oa aes
RTKe bnk ttiH " y Wgt ot,t ~ stnfS: .a nGT afS f.
@ w fonmaten IL IVY n' H. it,fai' om + asnr fSmn.
IN nke frsstta mRtH spi.ers y iitte nfY willing 70
m nJ Jyxn FIJI; tiSse Wns als,1 tas Is,,,nd tnT r..
gNIi,ts tnted Blnce MDliay by pYss who curry
M orn sEatt.t Aiay contsssn Mpnanys receipts S r.
olsuWlers, with rellur 1T 1c seller any tnld curly
~ Hp4c, 4dvancs.t y Mn1 s9aad With 'aste 9, @
teJi9sc, .nnd April, was qnttc4 At E4S
IKE, oil cl0HnK llrtu nt tho inslAe. SlAt
Etius v0Ts rup0ried u lMuD BY ny. J. nnd hlEs.
mixed treklllnrl NJ Is3K3IsHai E.4u 0u do u 40
altU, 271Ul bu by Aanlp1 Ut OH track; lAnU
Dn % ~ ,4SSsa1 tt11 nn 9M," e11ai oo A+-" w
| e11;SIaGWtrs octiyS' npsnlux llr1u, and closing =
| alma tnwnr t!Inl ul MI,nuny. Ihn ruconi4 werO
s'nni. VIII i!6sfs salpMeMts fepottsa and Fe:alar
tsrs bains laht. Tha market rusa enrIY ie.}s. hen
liz sass,,,. hcsuar No. suli ii aSs7%c, eosr ri
| ~: ~. s M,.d frusi wore IiiiEtinul Boiler tInY
asnssi a +. 5":. s;a u life anI eisse a ao. jnna
msI,,t Ia ntinyS S!uy JWiy kud IL al4aSV5ie md
niUssd ii tSU ltls!tlu saut1as acttTs and ntt
Iii ii, Nj amt Iiss11ri NuN hu by xtniIu ut a} IA
, 1880-04-08

sptetd, Dispatch to TAe Chteaeo Tribune.
NEW YonK, April 7,-Mntket opened at
Flight recovery. but tho taolcs of tho bear party
wcro SOON nude evident by Eli nttack OIL tho
coAl stocks, which continued 10 be tho fcnturo
throughout tho tlay, though In no case wcro tho
tlcnIings attended with excitement. At times
thcre wn8 greht lunesR, ht11 to-dny'H trnna1c-
tlons do not reearti more than TIC RvcrnEe
,t,,oi1nt of snlts. Tho influencing feature ~
trading continues to be tho movement OF money,
which has been sharp nil day. aud at mi unlssal-
" carly hour was In demand Mt Il per cunt pre-
mum. Th!s of course, actc<i like u wet blanket
on speculation, and accelerated the shrinking
uovomant that has boon apparent for mnny
tlnys.
The Government purchase of bonds e1,5oo,ooo
only, contributed to assist tho downward course.
Tho decline to-day h,s beor general. md thero
ts morp hesitation Us to the fnttre coi'rs0 VI mo
market thuu hus yet been shown. Although
tborp Ia no decided short interest, mid strr't,g
bear party Is Mt work, tho bnll party Is still
strong, and mnny Of thoni he1ityc In higher
market without any serfo,sa decline. II must be
considered that dear mD,ley forccs many trnctH
TO net on the boar side. 4 large rrnportlon Of
| tho 1nombcrs OF tho Stock Exchange hnve only
| limited capital, and arc unnblc tn carry stocks
| over night when money Ia at Il premium. They
| nro thus obliged to ccnBe dealing 0r
TO soil short, which requires no bnnk
account at tho tme Of mnking
tho a..c. hfany Of tho hcnvtcst operators On tho
| hill st,lc have been closing out within the 1nise
tow weeks, anA some Of tho largcst houses hnyo
Joined In bearing tho Market
| Gould, C,l,nfnaek. and Woertshoffcrnrc activc-
| ly Mt work depressing stocks from tlny to tsay'
and It Ia believed Kecno has ccnsctt to stpN'rt
his ravorit lines to lnrge cxtcnt, although ho III
| liberal seller Ut spre,lds on Erlc. Now Jcrscy
Ccntral and rnctc Mnii, Tho bulls In atfscks
hnve without doubt been largely disappointed
1,v tho ,,t,ex1ect,d close Working Of money alncC
, 1880-04-08

8pttfdt UtSpatth to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW YultK lAprti T.-OnArN-Whea by
unfnyoblo reports from tho Wost, utterly spi.luss
alyiuoz By cabv+ a1d comparatively freq and urgent
ohosnxs, values again seceded about Mda1ho, und
closed weak On Es4triotsd trade, ~ wol on spccA-
laliyv accuunt In the u1pnr& ntoEaa Tho bulk Of
tho bu1tness In winter xraAos, choty In No. rod
and No. whIte, HpEing waa In moderate sDquost,
aAd ur about Aslo closing weak, 1lA00 bu
No. rod st slIHGlI&,4t 2U,D bu May
op,iona, sl&0lS1I to,QO pu No. Ch'casu spring.
choce, flt1'ss; a,uD bu No. Northwestern spring.
May. 3L2a}&3l.11H, CoFn-untor q dectded pressure
10 place suppltus tho market woake usEtalIy TO-
cains on tho new crop for by tultvuFy fully 10
lc paF bu. and lott OF hsavlIyt m!xod Western, aa
Nc tats-dora liberal and arEoi't 9tIsrtnxs l9d Y
p Go NIs Woak aiid worry ta'noi ps'na ssata aaoat
.PtayisIoNs -l1og product. ast,aos!ns morn alton.
~. xa # r. s. 'nStlys /, foH y ys9ppt M
xpd :aa ISsS5' Ap! a aii i, ay y s,as
quotations. Iaeon dull tony cjenF 10. There WA y
1onaAd f4r lard Tor early delivery III reduced pftcaa
UptIun bu4iA1Ax nItipu An ftst4rtAy'B pscas,
cfuxitx vi 6Gt1ku uHdur yestssiny'1.
VALLnW-lh lanand; u. o.U1 IL Ut l.l6&afc
HUlAhA-lkAN III slAek request Oh = l44slx or 1t48
no for fsr " good FeanlAX Cuba. Rsnnod QulSt,
WitisxY-NsKlac laclsi mud quoted II u 0a9Lll
EnxI0HTs-vha general mAEk9t " oovot0 OF lifo
, 1880-04-08

TOLEDO, O.. April l7-ullAtN-Whoat-MArkat DUN
No. red winter, April. si23f, May, Western amber
HEN. Corn tlrmt h!gh.ni1od, Alo, No. J. spot ana
April, <oc, May and June. Aset No. whts <2ci re-
joctod $lo dau,nxod aa4e Oats hrnsNo.x spot,a34ct
May, a5o; whtts. S7}{oi Michigan. 5s4n.
hkkns-CIuvar drmI mammoth. eAlal prtNe' WILT
CiSscd; Wheat sister, No. ROD winter, April md
b4aY, Jt.zJy June, Bl,l9&; July alA
KEc.iFFs-W What, SAuu but cofu, l0anO but barley
Sli!rHnsrs-who 1s,on ou, oosu. ,s. .W bu' bAs'
10y. AJ15l lN, ar ..
, 1880-04-08

MrLwAuKEE, April and unchanged
GMAIs-Whoat stcntly, opened No, higher, md
closed rner, No. Milwaukee hard. tl.1ai Me- Mil
waukee tl.t5s Mo. d0 frosh. H. l03s, April. Sl6i
May, sLl26t Juno. fl1s5S, M. 4 Awaukoe. a'o. No.
4, u, rejected. s4c. Gorn scarce mad drms No. &c
Oats acarco und nrm; Mo. 2, 29<o. Nye staady nho
nrn, No. iuzc, hurley tlrn.er No. sprng,
rluylHIGNs-QMlat a1il ngnllnhl. Mesa posk u1H
stsan.. q. Y! sasf. and Mayi t7,ig Jnt,o<
FllxiullTH-nuil and lUWeF, mheat to Du1alo, G%a
Gs4C{ curtl Mt 614c.
GIaA bl. ,, .... ,,.>, -.
EUuI bu.
, 1880-04-08

CHARLES lIENKOTlN
10G WnahiuRtan.sk
On hand noud assortment OF
wEsT EItlcAtiU . rktt CENT nDSDs.
Ch1cnao milwaukee, It Paul pcr cent ttst mort
3a1o Fundss ...-.
District Of Columbia aed liun.H guaranteed BY u. T.
Htecks bought rn Now Ynfk4 ann tfanc!acO ard
ChlcnHn Stuck and IlMsnx HOhEtlH. -
, 1880-04-08
DETltOIV.

nErRoIT. Aprs! 7.-ELouR-Du+
OtAlA-WheAt quIsti axtsa n0mln&at No. 1whNH
tl7l, April, si.1li ARy, tL0A, June. eLt9t milling
No, nominal.
NfcklpTk-WhGnt, 5000 bus
ktllrMkATB-Whuat, lou bu.
, 1880-04-08

NEW YnRK,

Nr,v yonF Anrlt t7-,,rryKa-Rorcsntx for two
E ~ uM mnn o.mt nj ,,rn,Ts rs,,s.I ink ~,
@ thS x"xsrai rrmnt,s; nnTkut Irrrlnr win oSr,nus
s,jo, orssy ~ iy stlcs nH mw e tr ~ Nnnvs
nrt"nx, r.Ms N n fr unnr q, nrnT st.,sr Ta
filir: Il fw e0ccttIs jUt6talUJici md n Car-AG ut
pTumunl Bt1GrB, LEU ltS nYgrlEe. l!hc sxH)Fters
Ised 1.hD fnt slcbts, mainly Mt 93laaWfg Shl!rnGnh
tn.day n,'o Jnttpr1!hY Nv i've GNtt0 Ad sst shGgti
lIEB3gta bDef du IN tl!0 washington hlnrket ~ ft9
f4c M0'lum tn .srctsy psl1.s hien stontiy tna !en
In iVeFjHHt Ad London At III per lp lof Americana III
W0od urdUr:
sIfEki-llecelpts lor Two dnya SsN; mafkct taMe r.
FORMER Pfees Win lslld Ht!er tGllHR a. t9 CHhti
nj extra shipping wescra 0rcrcd Or wanted tb-tlAy:
sx.ron.cs, tbfo Inr nnsnt shoGp 1aIse fnr unAhDrn
yuHtltnHS; !a9tl?lc 1Dr cppeu ai0epi be?t mutton
ne NJ ~ Ill ts 1h'&Ao'' """ stea"1 !" Ao"a"'1 az
Nm "sfw,yr-.crctnts for two days AH0O: a cnr.oad of
jnht Western bs,ss sud alive 1T S2I; nOMlHul Ax-
uFes, 81 GDlsl.nj dn Il fUaIInx
ruvrt1n
~ s".ut so,
BUFFALO. N. Y.t April 1.-CATTLE-kece}Pts, lnO:
tcllnK duwnt lI!urliHs RonorAlty of Esnd qualify;
few salcs 9f light butciers' e ia!f shnnarr sas1
4.ln: s9yor ttH!ts Eut.a - on!lico snSss uI!sol.
s!!EEi AND d.AhaoH@MeGslpE. Il @ J;!ni taatxat c0tn t
m!i IL nEsn Il tir fr Ia ficy sl1epp; ID cars ID.
sold, stuck II yostory shipped Est for sata In tat
lluus-1iuecipts 47U; Kuui dnlnMna IND pr!ces
snaHa hiSnsEs ,aht .Xets f''n.:" ncI ut Il; ~
onusIo. p.t III ,oa u t ,ut ..Sos