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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-11-19

~. y. 1909.
w. J.&R, SELLICk
w. J. e. R. SELLTCK are now
receiving large and attractive lines of
Seasonable and Fashionable Dry Goods.
Comprising all the novelties in Dress
Goods, in all the new designs, fresh
from New York.
BLACK AND COLORED
CASHMERE ES
Of Superior Make and Finish.
OUR LINE OF
'GUIhETS BLACK SILKS
At prices from 62 1.2 cts to So per yd.
are beyond question the best value ever
offered.
The finest line of Single and Double
SHAWLS, of a well.known make, ever
exhibited in this County, at prices de-
cidedly low.
LADIES AND CHILDREN'S UN.
DERWEAR, HOSIERY, LACES,
GLOVES, TRIMMINGS, AND
FANCY GOODS, IN IMMENSE
VARIETY.
Clothing for Men!
Clothing for Youths
Clothing for Boys and
Children
The Largest Stock we ever carried
and prices the lowest.
Our Assortment Of BOOTS AND
SHOES, is simply immense.
An endless variety of Mems HATS
and CAPS. A very stylish line of
HATS and NOBBY CAPS for Boys.
Brussels Carpets.
Ingram Carpets 2 & 3 ply.
Hair Carpets in all widths.
Hemp Carpets.
Mating aud Oil Cloth in every
width. Rugs and Ottomans. Prices
very cheap.
Buffalo Robes, Quilts, Bed and Horse
Blankets, and Lap Robes. A Superb
Assortment.
We have this day received and
opened over 800 Cloaks, at lower prices
than ever before offered.
Trimming Silks, Cloak Ornaments,
Cord and Tassells, Velvets and But.
tons, in immense variety.
Sole Agents for the jamestown AL.
pacas, now so popular.
We are now opening large lines in
all numbers and widths of the celebrated
GRAY BROS SHOES.
Fancy and Domestic Yarns, and a
full line of Germantowns in all colors,
at popular prices.
MISS COREY, having just returned
with the Largest Assorted Stock, best
selected, and most "recherche' styles of
MILLINERY GOODS, for the fall
trade ever shown here-will be glad to
see her old customers, and as many new
ones as possible.
AS our reputation for close prices is
fully established, it is unnecessary to
make quotations. Resp. Yours.
Z" r e4 p Sn11ielr
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M. SNOW g. SONS

Have for sale the improved Spring Tooth
Harrow. Farmers who contemplate purchasing
a new implement OF this kind are solicited to
examine this. l911tf
, 1880-03-15

There arc IN the United StatUe ~ colleges; q
those 70 arc In Now England, while the 6uto q
Missouri has % and PennsylvAnla 20. a. 70
church or 0ther control, thero arc n State Unl.
YGrstt!cs and IL other I,on.B0ctarlan colleges
the !soman Catholic Institutions number oli
the hothod!sts Ut various kinds Is; whIle many
lpes scctArl1n denominations have 6nch q fcw'
Michigan University has tho largest total nun
beF u students. amounting to t,tHT; but s1s
Gliding tho strictly professional o0urscd, iiats
vnrL With EM, untl ! afe with 1El tar exceed al
0th0Fs. Ono hundrod and o!Khty-throe .nsslt4s
fpr Molas,l, mud Tho reat atimit gentlemen OILY:
oolleSs w those q the professo.s Of c1lanons, 4
whs iocGiyo amounts vurylnE from xI.aN III NJ
1aMA The unMvsFsty M u CSltdFnls pa5s I'M iaa
so; nForn ~, u,nty,srsity from xaGa = s:'ESSs' ~
Louis, &s.aO; Williams, a2,:.O0; Tufts, eS. eSog.
which, h1Meyer, Is only temporary red1settMyn. vi.
from 42,GN; Harvard paya from t. s.00 to 4S;.sTt ~
hiIchiGun University nllowB prufcssors $ssMt.
asalst1!nt professors u, ,6u aud Instructors ssoi
Corueli pafs IT. thEt.e classes Of professors "
spectlrrly 32.eM, u ,60o and 3l,0Ou; Hcslcfama q
uniycrstty, *2.MD, With tccent discount o. ~ ~
ler cont: tho Ohio Wesleyan University IRON
es,to0 to u ,eCG; DartmUuth+ Trinity al HArttoIH
the Northwestern University and theGn!yersiu:s
Of Wotatcr. Oh!p, each pays S2.000: La Fa}Hette
4llowe so and house; Illinois, Gu; Dom no
titin. $tt7W; Western Reserve and IlelOlt, $lau'
nhtrlin. &i,4W; lown, Qliyot, and Kalnmu1o3os ~
A!ioh., u, Antioch, $l,05q,' and Hlllsd2le'
Mich, from $l.000 to scot
, 1880-03-15

E",t EE"ns Ss1: wo,s s GnGts q s In Sacks and
;Tk ii i;sTs m hs.n t!,so
s;;S% "S 'ss e. S, ~ s,', s'
.s%sss :s%ssa ssss sf
;s $sS fa w. s; II:
iss ,SS II; & !I: Ss SssS
Il: :S;,; S M:%s:, :ss.s
!ss%sh ssi.s. wefs Hi, y ifisc:
;s;; i:s;;
sS; : :. ~;
:|: :$ t ':sssa %HtSssf {
;!S;!S$S +. s',:@ =; ~" @
n S j i s;'s - Il
s. cfs ?. " s'ni III tssS''f% 3D. 'o * 'a by '"np'
',f% s' i, f! T. ~ " ;res % Il 4hsis @ W. W. IT.
S II stors tst p:cs tn a as% sss ~a Ss
". aa|:t. ": aao!ca ii Eiatcf md ie5e
Sss1 s,d FIT, sS I'm a si,soss M %
":ss,s. y s''s ae!:nss " ssSsis;
s;'$* sts;; : 81; s$;s 4;
sas Et''rs: rsia snH ar:irr sr1st
8 s$%s II : I; Iii
s$sa ri: s; a T:;. @
;;ss; III III 4
itIirI W., ;n-c s,,,c and br+rs, In .vn,p,,hv
, 1880-03-15

NEW ORLEANS. March la-flnElt--QnIet nnd un-
chnnRcd, supnrtne. Glnaa2S; Xxx, E.1saG0U; xxx,
4GD0Gtfg1' high RrndsH, tL.sl1G7u
GtiAIs-C0rn silently At Sj3Ssc.
ChNS-MEA1-1>Mli. weak, uId lower at $.N
1lAr-SteAdy; primo, s22!uka:h cttosce. s2ttu.
tNoviHioSs-l'0Fk luIet mid wcnk ut $t275Dt2g73lSS
Nullk meats dulIs sh0udsrs luohe. &t packed. $t&t
&4ho; clear rib, Nt71& cloar etdcs s1ns7zl. lncun
Estua8.llH -' '
WMisKx-Qatoti Q Western rrcttscd s!.G:at.la
GbcE!ttEH- Epffen 1ulrt hut Htontsy; ltIn cnfunhe
or.nnry prime. l1tesj4c. s,Ear IN g,n, isiinnti
a. fM!i rrroai es1on e Rntd eofnt!n, fA.f
clarified. tAstHg4c Aulssses q Eood damand ii fsil
Eficesi eunlunn EIsc fair fs;s;c centrifugal no
40n priMn tu chHlca. 4&A; cktern bOtt0ius &xsGSc,
KltE-ecurce ma firm 1t h411zc.
UHAN-ScAtce and t1rM at fi.0l
, 1880-03-15


1I01 r1tObUcrA-Were Renela!y dull nnd standy.
Tiny Nero sl,ado higher carly, but pork foil od
ahnt Ito aft1r few eaiek. and lhoro llste done
aftrrMHns. With snH1l prico clnxos. lard and meats
bolng relatively lEn. with All advance uf Nc p0r b III
Urrrn s.ntrs. Liverpool hfvceA quotell a d0cn0 of
3lsi III n,eMts, hut an nlvnncG af ID In lnft5,
Tho alvksi.R pt tt city since March II estimated
at llNn hnss, a.anat uD fur lln,o last yeaF.
tcsnr l.Hrsds rutsts lsttD hogs asatnst l:t ycar
h.o Htucks In II. 1aIus tfaat md West> arc csti.
l'nsc nj is brta ta,rk, m lbs shuuliuss, lduD.
Nv ll,a hl'lrs. and "A tcs nnt. bes,dus what IL In
h'Iltas " IeferS.
MEsa FutlR-AdyanceA Sc, declined loo. and closed
&C bctnN ll0 1Alckt pFceh Of ftldaY, At for
ruMnf ait, spot " hsIler tho month, III Ithl47K
aurr april Md % aulsr &ay saIsa Herv
st9'gH atti y T. W: .tt ~ hris s4!ler As
yenr VT ti!MasllM!tf. Toial. a,AV btls 's' '"~
!.ANe.IMna 4nlvt 4lld ttuItly ~ shade boiler
pIttes tha bulk Df thu ttn'i!nH teK 1T thu outslC6
Ii,slH e =! t.y pss,!oas aay riis u!aikut elssd
S!areti stllhr Aprt!. aNA ts3 a71;H sear
1nf. HnlH4 Matrt EHDfH.4 OF lin stH.t al a. t3S
l!Itas asai t.. sHtsr April n tIlts7t!4i 47N tca
4 st5 IL asf ii'tu II ~ and ssos tho your
MGATH-Weru 1ulul, with w HsAiestni change III
rF'Hs. except lttn kTHun ltan wSru ,Eef, rio ru-
lsttts1 trAln: ~as euH5 1T ura el,artps ut short.
rllM ttuM uE!s lnt y. a,uslet bul tl,sra WAS pru6-
ssts . SS's ts II III r'sa. .i i"s - III ~ s!; IT.
elYnrs =, td:'t: i75t4 lts ss.sft .rtbs u tItsLt
jung: hnxsa 10 tL1ht! nt fdt7as: .ataN iii KrGul
hnnls t 3hsI ut DsA1c lrlrus tuf The u9dn2 uuta
aIuut f1sl0wb ut O'CLOCK for tho yC,sfeI
, 1880-03-15

DAtrtNolsE, Md, March M-Ftoun-stcady aad
unchanged.
unAta-Whcat-western higher nnd active, No.
Wustefn Winter rcd, .pDt and March, st. %};
April. sl4Gst.A1ts Alay, t1.i;31A;S, Jnno. ti4l6e
l4tA; July, tl.s1ttLsnS. Cnrn-Wc.trsn actEvc and
April. s.4ss;slc, hiny, 61,4es1c; .,uno 6,Sas.Vc,
stCamnr. 5fc. nnA auint; Pennsylvania, f7tn3snt
WeEtsrn white, fessSc; do mlked, lSssfc. 1iJC dill
!!Ay-h.cadyt prlna to choice Pennsylvania, s,6oo
risosisioNs-Qu Mess pork. {La2tstata Hulk
packed ase: Hason Aon!isfs, 5c: eeas nj; III
slias. Hc. ilnns l0ls!2c. 1.nrl, SIC. - -
t1t.1;nt rot1, AlaEc
EHttA-StGhdy NJ 1lGRl2c.. ... .. '
htkHd S'0
mt iTtss!dc;% % %EsRer stsndyi 4 Eoft, bao.
EhEsuHra-'fl LlvGFF0Il ior ntonmer firm; moro
nGt!yo: cston i'pnr. ts 1detsH: ern!1, Nd.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. LII brlS1 Nh1at, A,Uh bu+ corut
e, lu tn. nntF, iIAh til. @-''
ltnI1rNEHTS- hent- 1880 hi3s corn. Isi!Uo bu,
HALRs-Whpnts ho,nO bu: corn, Gsj,aH bu.
, 1880-03-15

st. I'rts, Mo., Mnrch '1I-FLoun-Dtttcr, Xxx.
f5is NIX. tiD bid; fan.1y, *sa7.S bid, choice, t5s3
cns!t; sj8'!5 April, SLnsGm Atay.
GnAiS-Whent opcncd hR1,ce and tlsrn, but closed
lOwor; No. rrd 3l13t4asi.s1 cash, tl.14}Ea1 14eds
i.2sH Aprils Ft@3[nlcstl1si.1 Mar; el.sl,6sl2l1(3
leiH Juno, sl.s14 rear; No. do, *t.si; Nh. du.
s'H. Germ brtter; ses.p4c casi; 3,4c atnrch, 3g&o
Ardls a'54s1sc Mny as.xc Inne Outs hlshor 80 cAsh
Its si"sf ;te GEi. hatcy nnehasacd.' ''s' """'
WHihNf-Qu!et nt {EuL
l'MovIsh,Na -t'urk dull md unchanged. Dyy salt
snGNts Innina11y 1rmer at ELlH+u; 1&xtSs1 tAaSs
MEGE!irs.Fionr, Jin bs!.. w4ent. 1s10 but cnr
SUPERINTENDENT, a. Uu DuI corn, ln6 GO uu. oats
1UU but barley, 11uu BIZ. = '
, 1880-03-15
1'I.INIsOLL's PLAN,

On Feb. =, tho atcats.Ip H,udoo WIS abar-
doned ut sea. and tho crew and passongeEs
brought to New York by tho Alexa,n.ria. Tho
1lindoo cnrr!cti a miscellaneous cargo, among
which were I'D cattle, l0,tss bushels Of whcat
l07.ap pounds Of hncon, 600 casca Of dry Eout.s
and 90 bnlos OF loathcr. Tho loss OF tho lIIntloo
was owing 10 her being loaded With grain In
bulk. During storm tho vcsscl WIS thrown on
her beam otsds by the shifting OF tho uratn, and
tho most strenuous efforts Of the CROW, and tho
throwing overheard of cattlo und graIn, were all
IA xatn,-she sntticd steadily Into tho water, UNI
q! the exhausted crew wcEo takon Of. In In.
Etand there hAa latoly been much Parliamentary
dlssHsslnn over plum suggested BY Nj. Pllm-
soll f0F regulating the 1oadlng 0t Eratn ehips
and preventing just such disasters rs that
which bcfoll the H!ndoo., i!ls plan Is t6At
~ EFa!n should oe shipped In bags. OF nonrsD
nonse Of the baEs, and the adional tma and
Other suggestions hnvg been nude, 0be OF the
most fenslbo being the separating tho grain Into
compartments, by STRING tifa8on1l partitions, 20
nrFat,gel ~ not tu Interfere With rapid loatlln9,
and yet 80 that tho displacement of the cargo Il
llpOSalblB.
, 1880-03-15

ELEVATION TO EIs CHARGED.
Heretofore thcro Inns bcen no chnfgc 10 vcs-
scls for Rrnn elevation ut C0llinKwool This
Nsasbn the rnlrund company, which owns tho
elevator, will chnrgo for this elevation. What
tho ratio will s,u IL mt known. It wns announced
q frw days a4o TINT Il would be Ao per bust,ci,
but Efforts arg milking to i,!lt1cs the company
10 reduce tho tBuro to hu. Tho freight rNip Il,
CnllinKwona hAH herntoforo generally bvct. two
th!rtlA OF tho linfrHlD rnte, fFes OF BlUvntnn hut
hcFo4tter tho nlovaituK rlte will be added to tho
freight rntc, Hdrnt,cfnK It to 10 much.
, 1880-03-15

MILWAUKEE. WIZ. Maruh la.-FLoun-Qusot but
Hsn'. = (: 81; =: :. -.
GRAtN-Whcnt opened firm; closed easier; No,
milwaukee, hAFtl, si:f<; Nn Milwaukee, sla0&; No.
2sll@4t alnreh s!l9tf, APRIL sl19l, Mnv. sle{, No.
y tlt6N M, t. t1H, rejeetes. :F'<c torn frnsr; No
2 Ac. oam quiots No. = :sIc. ye qn,ot; No. /. To
HJc. '' " -''"f
pHorIaInxa- -stenlyy mess po!k, tl!4s cash, s,l,7<
Arft! Primo stenM lntt atiH!iri G7.l5 cAA f1,liG
April April. 1ty9 h"gs trnor ut *L2Ssl5 Drossad hogs
:, 1sEEli,Ts-Fiour, 600 brls; wheat, 1000 bu; bur-
1ey buU bu, ' ' '>' "N--
, 1880-03-15

to-innrrow night, stopping at Toledo and F.'o
m a,,n .,n'tc; H.. o.,z T. A'' h''0
'o"oo WIN cnfso Oh NH.
.-..-
, AnoUND THE IAKEs. .
crc onr,o,,a tr r,rcho,n ,,as., . W Man1stcn
M.u ,. Mn@mls ~ In1S!''"H ~ more se"scls for tbs
min.sl-enrsI4ng a nc, tFnao' M INC former wnnta two
them up nt 1.nko Erlo ports. ''''s cooking
cnpt. Jobu Wr,uit and C.n,. w,u,,.,
VII trcad the q'lnrter'dccks Of vessels nsnIu
E Mny nni ~ ! H. r, 'G" mriu" A'F 'ae seowa 'atcher
'',S ~ a'"' ~; :. .,,i.,l IL. rsla'. ltn''... =.
,s, nHs Fl 50 Hny ScS . gro.ests the unoo
elements. ts rnrtlly K,lnR tn pieces. Accon,nnss
:" pr!vrtS letter. Ireentiy Nccivr ,he r,,"i u
' 5 f Tar'a 5 sof & .ss 3aa H. .tanyaHo tny tho ens
Tho sc'Nminr ]. u. Wilbur Is receiving 4 II m
TSli ns Clayc'at'a VIZ will be COMMANDED b.
The seho,!tr 1.ittl.t dror!gy delivered cnre,
nf atnnn ut MIskrHtMt. md nst Friday rctnrrss44
10 osheboyEa.l Wit, carKu Of s'es,s. '''oF"ed
Gty md acbAwatng, Is being built at tho former
I'lase;; 0'"e'
rhrTMap pasisg Up thS e, rrsr t, It nEana lavc
kniaor Wtlhelm coltdcd, tho former losing be-
sss,n; Sa,;. :, u.o,ho. ,w,,, ,a.,,o
falo III few dnys, to take charge of fGo scnoonsr
oc.;tKsr;, ~, u. ;, , .,,,-. ''''''
Ihe sct,nnnGr i. T. naltlw1n has gonc !nto DIR.
{ 4 sstnatcd that thsro ats !S .'eaps. epa'fs i
c!!rT ifai M ef'esp ,,,9t1r. q. ne re Canat
mix timber. One nrn hns 6ccm oiEc,l 10 y,pd o.
~ Two cnittr!cts IN cotctl'ienco IT tho scarcity.
MnIto ,tltat ~. tiase heen orG M Or ess dclaycdn
cas tat5 ,I W0tG Sm s'sto OF nna'rs haa not q.
'F'rta H. us,osH !; t'' y yGMr
M !Sfs Incdo for Eric on Fr'dny With 500 bushels
III ETH, Gnrn: ,p,,,. 1..- ,,,
aol'l 1naan III tho hllwaukce schooner Porter this
sG1snti. @
r uhr au .s. a,,at4mm aays: TYR Hart.
AIEnsy, any t1nrc vii 10 c'!Eagc,i sn tho lumber
!iisiaess: ~ Il L. y REPORTED tfHt !!nsl & Proctor
10 shipped through OgtlcI,ab,,rn.'' '''' 20 F."
osi mhn ilni'nan s !i5ntt,oEs, of Ogtlenshurg and
ntsWeKn, tar anye refmesaa @ ma ts1 i,,g seymour and
Ers i . T,o >eRt a i; e bo reeef,vested* na s'a
~. Tho helit hnd ArEo VII carry Ice.
tol.t rr'cG pa y nhasaa 70 nj, ,n f-a tar tho
n2m!nnl i.!tnrest,
u:s,., Tl,o Enhmncr Zach Chandler Capt sam
riu~iY sTES aa s1I II recetvnS o" we
tnrt: VI: q. !: Aga has Hrrlycd In baf1alo 10 1t
't; n,,. taSf,,,g., stsnier atmmhGaG ;,us fs
'lt ,n !nlt the sehtH'acr D. +; Bruce.
cefonSi S IT A!nefn. !s,apo'S WIS A' INST accounts
s!sAtn e9,'al;a'nt M for 4. 6; h,rilnsa!ne, i ute
nmn sshIa W.! !so nAHo aiter new tnthiel, With
ae H. a...a,r rS!.rSe n tGnsryE i.Hes io than
girs xtli ~ l. ey lo i'ehcs' Slio will bo finished
fm,i,%th % ~, ,,,+ ,,,o ,,a,.,.o, NM. A.,
cotns no XIX HI shns s or s',, e, ns sdn ana thai
Gc,!: Wsltzrl wlll son q. advertise fnr propos.ls
To- f1o<rs, s ncn r. "ai,ap p IN ne M. canal
nso .E F; t's'' 1nef0 IL "'''''A0'0 loe 'n'' piF'
rur ING I.i1he-hllh CROSSING WnrR there Is
, 1880-03-15

On Saturday tho lighthouse aupply-stcamer
ilnze, Capt. Mckenzie, took on board Mt Toledo
tho bloys and stakcs to bo sot In Manmco River
and Day. Tho lIazo will visit sandusky uay
nnxt, to set tho usual stakcs and buoys, and tln.
lnCtltately thCreNfter will BtAko tho channel of
Detrult Rlvor 10 Detrt,lt. Cunt, NICK KnhxlH or
pgcts tn cnnplcto the ontlrG WORK by Thursday
Of tho prHYtilt MQNk.
, 1880-03-15

.' anl spoaklng now concernlog tho q.
pcElcnces Of = number Of dcllghtfstl Saturday
ccrtAlnin1 lhNt was m American. becatno for
u ts',l0 much Interested In mo. Iccnuso va.
IN Anericnn he SEEMED to tnko Il for granted
tEtat t,Ad been uuler f1ro, anl that. my body
WIS i lead mine or bullo.H. 1!eeauso WIS thoro
nitre he nls0 assumed that must have killed
Ho,ag %.t ateer man whn had tslod to klll me- c.,.
nn hntu Rcon some rough times In CALI
"Ysa, / hsd."
"tloed r,,any t'ghtsf"
Ever 20 i man killed. in asht7'
"i!ali! Weil, now my dear fcllah, hope you
srcut desire to know moro Of tho details Of these
ressa. r,, ,,cnaters, you know md hopo
ion @ En 's So Sw w. Fl El rsxE s'h qp'
>[tliot that | was, / said !. No" Ito dropped me
Utmost immediately. fell fur dnwn III his e.:
intorest. What t0 wantod was q rcd-handed
American murderer, IIe hutl thought, mo QUO.
10 haA prospectcl 1uc, md found no curpso %
blootllcs., hnrron clay. I runncs! out neither
whit ho Thought Of me- Ills fsco sald: "Tb!i
lIc has liYcii IL G,ifornIa hill = lifo.ttms sud
mover kt!lc.la man Or gnt killed himsclf,"' -! !
s9aSS r. !, to s Of ny ea I'd
shieh s tiled Texas lick 81 munIor, and yo.sa s
1t,,9 TT 's ne1@.aa n4t tnis Was mere I1@ tnonn
killing tho man myself. Young man, boforc 60
Ing y, Europe and thoro enconntorng NO
G'Hty o sro tnat ~! have ke {of !, ma v
cn'i do NJ bstsar: carry thon your knife aud
piatoi to London: keep thon prominently hunEue
dinners: talk pistol; fool nl,sentlJ and hurrlcdly
Mt taInca nbout your hip rs II to kpow amid the
rockgts' RID Hlaro, bombs bursting IN alr. J9nr
friend ltanchero Arizonn va1uoto, whose maid.
OIL nnIlc il. America Is Jones, did It, and guinea
a valuable reputation for a dusperndo sMtttcn
mon whom h1 vaguely hluted he had ehos
through tho head.
, 1880-03-15

1sE,itis[tf.1:ffAi-

rfTrRnuHa. ln. March M-rErnotEuM- -Qulct,
rrndc steady nt foSa nt t'urkrra for Nhpment, te.
fined, 7tfdsssfc. Philadelphia dp!ivrrr.
TlrEavtftE, i'n., March -Afn,ktt
oPcnsd At $tAe, h!xas;t aN lownat tsstci coatnR
10, AIls hrnraKe. E1tNd, .tfnnenct!pn., liaIIM
tLEvEkANn. % March a.-l'HrHDLKUN-Ejrm
standard whi0t ito test, nj 11Se-
, 1880-03-15

TIFF TOLEDO GRAIN FLEET.
According to tho Toledo D1utle, tito following
vessels arc lying ut TINT port with carpoes Of
gr1sln On board awaiting tho opening OF uayiga-
ttnrs
, 1880-03-15

TohKpo, O., March hA-UuAlx-vhont oaslor; Nh,
white Michigan $18A, amber Michigan, rrot, slsSz;
April st3li Mo- red wntar, March, sl.1'1; April,
slsa, Mny. sf;1!ki No. rod Wabash st@fz, Mo. :
Dayton Michigan rcd sl1sl Western nnnhos. HEX,
No. rcd ntxed. fliM earn atoady, ixh.ralxud, 4De;
No. spot &to' April. to, May. 4e; rejected, ss}fn
Oats noHtinn3y unchanged,
,Cl1yEn sEIn-BiFmi mammoth, $li9; prime, Ills;
1iunA-tL7h
LOU bu. - w .'
sMlrMEArs-Wheat ~ GU bu, corn. tAooo bu, oats,
mono. " 80
, 1880-03-15
COMMERCIAL.

The following wcrr tho receipts and ahtrmcnts
of thu lending articles Of prniucc In this city
during tho twenty fur hn,ra ending ut nolock
Saturday morning, and tho corresponding tIn,u
for lust year.
, 1880-03-15

HORTON, Narch l1.-WuoI.-sfnrkot worry firm for ali
kint.s prices gradually advancing, With good do
n'And fs,m mnnugHcturctsi the stuck af No. md
medium sefccs Is 80 small TINT quotations arc ost!y
nnrnlnn, t,hlo nnd epntflsnn!n eEttn rtd Nn |. b4a
!ass Mlcl,!rnn n1tln, hct WltcsnAtn dn. ns crllsn
wsshpd, SIC, nMpor and c1ttn pulled. U17dc.
, 1880-03-15
PLENTY OF ICE,

According to IL privnte letter from Duluth, The
prospects nre decidedly agninst MI curly upc,,-
l.lg Of navigation. There is plenty Of leo Il,
sight oil lat port, aud tho wcathor continues
very cold,
Thundcr lay. Luke Huron, ia flllod with
shelred Ice, tn tho extent sllat II e.cnlncr caunpt
Fh0ro any they tin not remember when tho lny
bus Contained 80 much Ice ut tho present ti10
TT tho ycnr. No Wnirr Is tn he seen from tIar-
Ice. "'
On Thursday leo from two to tlvo Inches thick
, 1880-03-15
MARINE NEWS.


THE WELLASD CANAL.
The OswcRo Palladium gives further nfor,na-
tion concerning tho Wcllani Cunnl that will
t'rnvo wclco'ne to nw1,crs uf Kr1tn-clrrlcrs win
tcrtng on Lake Ontnrin 1t Knys: ''A letter
dnted port Dnlhousle. Mntch o, from n crctlthlo
gentleman u pnrtics IN th!e city. Rnys tho Wei
land Canal will nut bo open through ia Port co-
lDrno l,efare the 9th or lhh VI Afny. btt It will
lie open from l'0rt Dnll,0tlsc t,y wny nf tho
feeder to Port Maitland by April or 10. no TINT
vessels which do nut draw tuorn than seven feet
of wnter ,nay l,nss through The t'ovcrnn,unt
gives contractors until MMy Ii IT u,tct yeur to
complete ti,ctr work. Tho contractors ut Ssnlo
HFlhEs atlsl la,rt t.,f.mrlte IN nCctn.nt nf Into
commencement. had rt|ts, tlass i,reMklng nwny,
etc, Il Is thought Will not stop wnrk bofpro tt1n
expiration Ut tho Inst 1ny.'' There ia mt
thu slightest doubt thnt Owrrrs If Krsli-ycssea
TINT llnvc wiMtrrc1 m Lnke Ontnre WILL avail
tnunsrlres Of the opportunity +" Hllr them nut
~ hight trim. This mt tut, If cnl nr rlrtnul
iron VIII lM sliipncsi frtn Oawega. Chnrtate, A1Ml
Ogunsbilr1 Until unvi,rtl tho cluso az Muy, atil
perhnps tlUt until well M1ong III Juno.