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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-29

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MARTIN NKlDER was up before Squire
Philips yesterday on the charge Of assault
ing with intent to rob John Welty.. Welty
could not identify him as one OF the par
ties engsged in the assault at all, and AZ
there was no other evidence to hold him
he was released.
MORNING definite has yet been decided
upon In reference TO the jolitication over
| the new railroad. We understand that the
committee thinks 1t advisable to wait until
the weather is In more settled condition
and the work OF ballasting the road has
been completed.-Bridge2o Pres.
STRuBENvfLIE congratulates herself thai
| II Mr.. Hornbook builds that contemplated
crematory out at his park 1t will be handy
for the citizens OF that city to incinerate
her deceased citizens. steubenville dead
men may keep quiet enough for Wheel.
ing to allow them to come this way.
LAST evening about thirty-fve couples
met on the South Side for the purpose Of
rendering o surprise TO Miss Myers, Of
East Wheeling. Accompanied by ]. I.
Cockayne's Orchestra they proceeded to
the residence Of the young lady, where
most pleasant evening was spent by all.
NEw houses are going up in all parts Of
Bellaire, and old ones are being repaired,
fences built, yards sodded, and in fact 1t
Is lively season, and workingmen, car
penters especially, have their hands full.
As soon as the Nail Mill resumes work,
which will probably be on Monday, twill
be hard TO find an idle man in our city,
Beliaire Bulletin.
a LARGE number OF unclaimed packages
were sold yesterday morning at the lower
end Of the Second Ward Market House
by Auctioneer Halter for the B. & o. Ex-
press Company. Some valuable articles
were purchased at very low prices and
some comparatively worthless things
brought good figures. Appearances were
deceptive In the extreme In this case:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-29

TuE Pirates Of Pensance iurled theil
canvas and transferred their, booty TO {
special baggage car at the B. 4 Q. depo
last night, whence they will sail this morn
| ing via the Central Ohio road for Zanes
vile, where they appear at Schultz's ope'
IN Hanaa fn.niuht
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-04

claim anything more than IS due, and
viii gladly aid in tciTetiDg ont any
frauds. But rs tho Census Bureau is
Sticking tIraccuracy, Sonth Carolina
demands tliat if her population is to
be taken again, the returns Of Chicago.
Philadelphia and Kansas be also over
hauled. Philadelphia Democrats claim
70 nav" the actual names Of eighteen
thousand inhabitants wilfully dropped
from Democratic districts and forty
eight thousand fictitious names fraudu-
lcntly added TO Radical slrongholds in
chat city. This is something tangiblc.
sweep clean the streets Of tho City Of
brothcrly Love and then como down
and investigate the twins and triplcts
and The fair chirography Of our clean
handed enuncrators.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-04
--~---------s q 1sA--
M-fJOR THOM.IS' ADDRESS.

Delivered Before tho Reunion Of tho Con
f'd"r"te Survivors OF Fairfield Gounty.
MIR. rREsIDENT, COMRADES AND SUR
vIvoEs OF TIE LOST CAUSE: As I face
this large and apprcciativc audience,
am oppressed with Il sense OF my i'll
ability to give expression TO the
thoughts which The occasion should IN
spirc, and feel stronger than ever the
desire to shrink from the undertaking.
Bat, Mr.. President, | am at the same
time impressed with the truth and
force Of that old Roman maxim, GAS
to who can despair Of tho Republic" ;"
when we sec such an exhibition of the
spirit Of the people rs is here mani
tested. a people, sir, thus true to the
memory of their dead, thus mindful of
their heritage, will yet succeed in re-
storing their waste places, and in rc-
covering all that they lost in their
passage through tho dark valley and
shadow Of death, and from which from
tho present Natitnnl outlook they arc
now about to emerge, after years of OBJ
preston, decentralization and cnor.
nous wrongs! And am proud to
think, sir, that tho good people Of old
Fairfield have (with q few cxccptions)
stood manfully to their guns and have
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-04
Opening the Campaign,

The Democratic campaign in this
State will be formally opened OH
Funsday next in Columbia, by grand
Hancock and Hagood ratification
meeting, at which Bayard, Vance,
Hampton and Butler and othcr Demo.
cratic leaders will speak. Tho meet
ing is Slate affair, and it is hoped
That Democrats from every county will
he present. Tho ratification meeting
in 1876 in Columbia sounded the kcv-
note Of that campaign. by tho coming
meeting, the cllara, tor OF the cam
Paigi' OF 1880 will be forecast. An
enthusiastic outpouring Of the Dcmac-
1acy next Tuesday will convince the
RadicaIs that resistance is useless.
Any lukc-warnness on our part will
give them hope, and inspire them to
renewed efforts. Let Fairfield do her
part in tho demonstration. Every
house has rcd-slirt stored away
somewhere. Bring il out for the new
crusade against ignorance and vice.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-04
ID. Hs. FE1EGNNI1GE EN.
a,,y 81
HOW WATCHES ARE MADE.

. l1OW NATCllES ARE MADE.
IT viii be apparent to any one, who win cx-
anime SOLID GOLD WATCH. that aside from
thc necessary thickness for engraving and
polishing, a largo proportion OF the precious
metal used Is needed only to stirfen and hold
inc engraved portlOnS in place, and suppIy the
n ccssary solldity and strength. Tho surplus
gold IS actually needless so far rs UTILITY and
beauty are concerned. In JAMES BOsS' PA'r-
ENr GOLD WATCH CASES, this WASTE OF nrc.
cious metal IS overcome, and the SAME soTJprry
AND STRENGTH produced at from onc-thIrd tn
onc-half OF tho usual cost OF solid cases rb,a
process Is OF the most simple nature, "a fol-
lows: plato OF nickel composition metal,
specially adapted TO tho purpose has two nlatcs
OF SOLID GOLD s0ldcrcd one on each side. Tho
three arc then passed between polished sIce,
rollcrS, ana the result is a strip OF heavy plated
composition, from which the eases. backs ccn-
tres, bezzles, &C.. arc cut and shaped by sulta.
bc dies and formers. The gold in these coses
Is Snfllccntiy thick to admit OF all kinds NJ
chasihS' engraving and cnameling; the en-
graVed cases have hcen.carrlcd until worn nor.
fcctly smooth by time and use without rcmov.
Ing the gold.
THIS Is TIIEONLY CASEMAD WITH TWO
PLATES OF SOLID GOLD, AND WARRANTED
BY SPECIAL CERTIFICATE
For sale by Connor q Chandler and G. Mn,,cr
ASK for Illustrated Catalogue ana to see war.
rant. mch t,+v,,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-04
n. r, STOKES.
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER
AND
GENERAL BOOKBJNDER,

II AS moved opposite tho city Hail.
- where he is fully prepared, with
work in his line.
BLANK BOOKS RULED to any pattern
and bound in any style desired.
My facilities and long acquaintance with
the business enable me to guarantee
satisfaction on orders for Blank books.
knilroad Books, and Books for tho usc OF
Clerks Of Court, Shcriffa, Probate Judges
Masters in Equity, and other county OH.
sI"is. Pamphlets, Magazines, Music,
Newspapers and Periodicals and all kinds
OF publications bound on tho most rca.
sonable terms and in the best manner. All
orders promptly attended to.
~. s T.. r. STOKES,
NAN ia1. S,t!roet, opposite new City Hall, Co.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-04
NSs'TzatEI,

T HEREBY give notice that J have this;
L. day sold out my entire interest in
tho bar and billiard saloon known Ms "Our
House, to Il. I, Lumpkin and Robert II.
Simpson, who Will cnntiruc the business
ut the old sk'nd. [ would resp. .ctrully
ask for them the patronage heretofore ey-
tended to me. JNO. u. MCCARTNEY.
August 20, 1880.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-04

We have This day bought tho bar known
as "Our House. from ). d. AIeCurley, TO.
e"ther with the entire stock of wines,
Liquors, toEuceo, cigars, billiard tnble, etc.
The business will hereafter be conducted
by rs ut the old stand under tho firm
nnrle Of L. j.. LHmpkin Il Co., and we re-
specially ask the patronage hcrctofo SO
ilhcrally bestowed on Mr.. MrCarlcy.
l.. l.. LUMPKIN,
EONr. Fl. SIMPSON.
August 90, 1850.
auS 2G-tf
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-04
..ESsS SAEEG.

n ME house and lot now occupied by
l. W.'l[. Kerr, Esq Tho lot has n
front on Fnnaerhorst st. Of ~ feet, and
n depth of2l3 feet. Tho house is new, in
excellent repair, and on tho premises arc
a good we'll and all necessary outbuild-
Ings Possession given january /, 1881.
Terns moderate. apply to
JNO S. REYNOLDS.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-04
DISSOLUTION OF COpARTNEReU1p

THE copartncrship heretofore existing
l. under tho firm nnmo Of Dcsportcs <
Monts is this day dissolved by Limitation.
Iho style OF the hrm will romain tho samo
ana business will be continued until
'1onnary lst, 1881, when the concern will
90 into liquidation. "'A
Y. 6. DESPORTES,
aug l4 J. II, MONTS,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-04

GRANJNEyJLLE, Ca. Aug. &c, 1917,
DR.J. 9. MOFFElT-Dear Sir-I Cannot re-
lraln longer from rendering to you my graterul
for tho priceless boon you
have given to tho baby world In your t.reethf-
ma" For several months past have boon Civ
the most happy results.
Othcr rue oa,es arc dropping and dying ,chtle
orr Httte htriing is fat and chcelfui. recommend
1t TO Ill with whom come IN contact.
Yours very truly,
a. Is, STROUD.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-04
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLIfJA
COUNTY OF FaItFlEID,

COUNTY or FaIErlELD.
fJ1 Il. EolLES, Esp, PrUboie Jiu7yc.
WHHREAs W. II. Kerr, Clerk of the
w Cilcuit Court, hath made suit to
me 10 grant him letters of administration
# the estate and effects Of Richard
Cabccn, deceased:
These Grc, tlicrrfoic, to cite and lmon-
ish oil anaSi1pu the kindred and cred
itors of the said Richard Caheen, (cccar-
nE' shat thoy-ae and appear before mo, in
the Court OF Probnte;to be held ut Fair
field Court House, S. c.. on The goth lay
Of, September next. after publicat,on
h"rc"f. at u o'clock in The forenoon, to
shcw ca'ssc, if any they have, why tho
saiil administration shonld not he granted.
GiNr:r nnd"r ny land, tiii; It'll day ot
September, AnEo Domini 1880.
: j. r. BOYLES,
sept Al j. p. Il. c.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-04
ehH3TlifERs 81; DESsTfit sffi,i; IN 4 FouI

ANOTHER DE&T1t IN a FoUL Well.
the plantation of Mr.. George w.
AsHk three milcs from Ridge Spring.
!. .on@Wednesday@of last week. MIR. Rufus
! FRANKLIN was sufiocatcd to death while
attempting to clean Mr.. Asbil's well.
George Baston cndeavored Il rescue,
but before reaching tho bottom the
cnrboniC acid gas had finished its fatal
work and the unfortunate man had
bfcathcd his last. Baston called i'm
mcdiatcly for help, and when drawn
TO The surface was found inscnsiblc,
and Only saved from calling back into
the VOL by ono foot having become e,l-
tangled in the bale OF The bucket. Only
on thc Monday night before, Mr.. Asbil
from tirc--supposcd TO have originated
from AN imperfect stovc-fiuc. There
was no inSurancc.-Etlgeheld Advc,.-
tiser.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-04

RED SlIRTs.--'rhc time for wearing
the red shirt is again near Mt hand.
Those who have them left over from
the last campaign had better get them
down, and those who have not should
procure ono without dolay. We will
nave opposition this time, and nothing
snort ofthc spirit Of 'TG will Save our
state from the desperate clutches Of
ltadicaljsm. Red shirts redeemed The
state in lS7G-thcy can and will hold
TINT redemption in 1SS0.-Edgcfe!ti
IdUcrtiScr.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-04

:',-,,Thc baby has its preferences MS
well as anybody; and the taste Of Dr..
Bulls Baby Syrup renders il acccpta-
PIC 70 every infant. Price 25 cents q
bottle: ---
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-04
THE NEWS AND HERALD.>s
NlN.NSlIORO,.S $. G..

SATURDAY, scptclhber d., ;: = 1870
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-04
THE D1smncFA7Tc TIcKEr.

II. H'E-iNS p.iFIS. EDITOR. ~
mo. >. HEYNOLD3. AssocIATG ED1To,
- =: .::=-
TILE DIsmHcRATTC TIcKET.
o.
For President.
WINFIELD SCoir HANC0CIt.
For vicc-ircsitle,Sf:
WILLIAM III. ENGLISH.
For Governor.
JOHNSON HAGooD.
For f.icutenant-Governor.
j. y. KENNEDY.
For Comptroller-Gonoral
j. G.. Corr.
For Secretary Of State:
r.. M. SIMS.
For Attorncy-e,eiferai,
LEROY Il. YoUMANs.
For superintendent Of Istucatlori.
llUGH S. THOMPSON,
For AdjGtant and Inspcctor-Gcncrn1.
Aicrliuh NJ: MANfGAULr:
For stnto Trcasurer.
john PETER liICIIARDSON.
For Gongrcss--Fourth District.
JOHN Fl. EviNs.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-04
GROCBRIES,

a ~" and complete stock of Family
and Plantation Groceries will always
be found ut my establishment, and
they will be sold at prices to suit the
times: Give INC n call and you shall be
suited.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-04
".Furi That banner softly, slowly,
Tnrl Ii Erntty-it is holy.
For Gron!iS above Tie dead.
'Ihnrh IT, nnt--iinfnrl II never,
lrl H. drGnp there, !nrlCd forever
EOr tiN nNnNlr'S lnNnG nrn ILil


Heroes OF The Lost Cause, many of
your number fell upon blood-slaincd
haltlc-ficlds, and in Famc's broad
Pantheon have failed to gain that i'm
mortality which short-sigh;cd man be-
slows, but we, their survivors, do
prot tcsI and we shall never cease pro-
testing, against the unjust Judgment
that would consign their glorious
memories to oblivion. TIE; have
gone TO their graves in bloody shrouds: {:
they died, as brave men love TO die, in
defence of the right; their deeds a,c
'Worihic on Fames eternal bcad-rcn to be
There was not single deed in the
unequal Struggle in which YOU were
engaged Of which you should not be
proud, for although The flag Of the
Southern Conicdcracy is furlcd in de-
feat, no stain Of dishonor sullics tho
virgin purity of its folds, and one day
the world will acknowledge that it was
laid away TO mould only because we
were outnunbcrcd, not outbraycd.
Brave heroes OF n lost, but sacred cause.
Ihough now withheld your well deserved
Impartial history viii In tine grow bold, 4
Anu al Soir glorious deeds viii then bc told -
--------~. % -. .----
Subscribe tosTlIE News AND HER
AIN
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-04

Mcssrs Lamar, Rankin & Lamar; Gent1emen,.
a member or my family whom feared had
Consumption has been entirely cured by tho
use OF Brewers Lung Restorer. His condition
was very alarming 10 oil OF us and we did
every thlr2 we could think Ut to Ccnctlt him,
Without success, until got him bottle OF your
Lung RcSt0rcr. lie began to improve after the
.fi'*k dose and before he had taken two bottles
was entirely cured, where feared no cure was
possible, and most cheer ully recommend It TO
all who have any affections OF the lungs lie
was coughing and spttting ali tho time, so, IN.
crsSaltiy that r prevented his sleeping ut
night, q al what little sleep he got dill not re.
fresh him In the least. Had but little appetite,
ana since he began tho use or Brewers Lung
htS.orcr mas slept we'll and his appetite Is very
lhuch better. huvc never seen ANYTHING net
SO promptly and effect cure in so short lime.
Wishing yoll greaL success and hoping tho
HnoFc may Influence many to try Brewers.
Lung RcStofer where they need medicine to,
Strengthen ana restore the Lungs to Il healthy
conuHlon. lam very Respectfully.
=. go MRS. Il. j. WILLIAMS,
College. ~O->''o
Sold by the Druggists Of this county.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-04

thank you tor the liberal patronage bestowed
TWO hopp that
wants OF tho large of
take pleasure IN stating that to
varied and liner stock OF goods than at
Pices which Will deserve tue attention of tho public
MY motto pohoness and attention whether
ell will pay express On a. orders f
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-04
TlG Best Ever Produced
LILLE DAVIS VERTICAL, FEEn
SEWING MACHINE
cHAAAHNcHs THE WORLD PRODUCE IRIS EoUanx
ISL 900 REWARD!
ISL, 200 REWARD !

thousand do os o4
the aTH 90 as WG can bo doa or
FEED SEWING MACHINE"
ad Wthn @ DC ad Wi any desiring compete aboycno
0"'"io ""e 'ltcr written application is
DAVIS SEWING
' NA"0""cs ana the improved Weed
D. 0. DoAG,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-04
-Ea'~ uJ HLML @ss rM~lpg- -wzA

Rh Me @n Cooed Pquos Dress variety Illusion Silks ss
3es Trn uloSos Notions Hosiery Bonnets lnchinD
una lnco Colols Echus, nonnrni,
ment You cn @ g m y Goods Fancy Goods Millinery Establish.
anywhere, = 'on"pS as same goods can ne bought
j. O. DQAG, 3g5
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-04

ANTIOCH, TRoUr Co., Ga, July q, 1870
am one OF the unfortunate sufferers from
Gravel or disease Of the Kidneys and fintl more
and Spcedtcr relief from R0nkin's BuChu and
juniper than anything Lh0ye ever tried | pS-.
teen II so highly were there but one bottle in.
Tho world would willingly give 500, or any
amount Tor 1t. recommend IL above ill other
similar preparations. EFT, WINN
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-04
OVEItONE-iIALF

Of the male portion OF the American people. 45
Years OF nge suffer more or less with discusses OF
the Kidneys and bladder. There are various
causes for this, but over work Is the chief cause
Nothing In the whole Mnteria Mediea is so well
calculate0 to tnvigOrate and ressore healthy
Extract OF Buchu aud Juniper. A few does
taken occnslo 1aily will greatly benefit ail
ln9Sc nose VINO arc AFFLICTED with any disease OF the
kidney Or bladder.
Prepared only by Hunt, Rankin q Lamar,
DDrusgi3tS, ID Atlanta, and Tor sale by all Drug
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-04

u. NE-fN% D.iFIS. EDITOR.
mo. >. HEYNOLD3. ASSOCIATE ED1Ton.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-04

- frnriul sacrifice you claim O Freedom,
Nain'rl ii strong rs DEATH"
, 1880-03-28
BUFFALO,

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune,
BUFFALO, N. r, March N.-Business In marine
circles was tribe more active to-day. Vessel
agents reported an increased demand for up
frefghts, as the canal forWarders come In for
share Of the patronage.
The propeller Chauncey Hurlbut, Capt. Bas"
sett, came into port from Detroit late last even
ing. aud the propeller Egyptian, Capt. Landfair,
arrived from the same place this morning
These are the first arrivals Of grain vessels from
the river this season. The Hurlbut was loaded
with 0.000 bushels OF wheat, consigned to A. P.
Wright & Son. and the Egyptian with 81. 900 bush~
els Of wheat consigned to Whitney 4 Gibson.
The schooner Stampede, Capt. Aga, sailed for
Toledo lust night She is under charter for a
load OF corn, to be delivered at this port, and Is
to receive two and q half cents per bllshel>
The propeller AlpenA and consort WenonR, the
propeller Graves and consort Adams, and pro-
peller Porter Chamberlain. from Toledo, arrived
tonight
4 hcayy fog enve1oped the lake this morning,
and will proDably interfere somewhat with the
movement Of vessels in and out Of the hnrbor.
4 number Of charters were made public this
morning. The propeller 1nter-Oceun goes TO
Bay City for lumber to Chicago ut 80 per thou
sand, and her consort the barge Argonnut, loads
ut Stlwaukee and bay City. receiving $2,75 at the
former place and $50 at the latter.
Charters were also reported OF the schooners
Maria Martin and Hattie Johnston, coal hcncet to
Chicago at rs cents per ton, and the Joseph Paige
same cargo, to Milwaukee Mt Is centa.
, 1880-03-28
BREADSTUFFS.

FLOUR-Was quiet with some trading on foreign
account. though dealers did not expect my export
business till after the Easter hodnys which kept
much more closely In Englund than here. Sales we're
reported OF 1D0 brs winters, partly SG0 SD brls
double extrns purity at SOU; zoo sacks do Uu private
terms. Total. 900 brls Export extras we're quoted
at S5ne515 In sucks, and double do at S295D
OTHER MILLsrUPrs-Sates we're Of bran ut
s1AUkSlG25: cars rniddiings $l4011la00; cars
sh9tts ut Sl.HM25 ea1s wheat :, s,eseonn&s Il 1t SO
@ %s% - - sS$|%s \ *!ss 81 = sasx s sstn H.
resray oatl as devxsss seses sa lid ID
closed @Sc be:ow the latest quotation of Tharsaay.
Ss
regarded reason ~ lover prices being jast what
Z to put ns m fsa S
brought out incraased offerings, here and they
@ f SaTc f i5
the wake 9f the bi man Or men who we're supposed 70
s sisposi,ioa no 70 IN Short. fo1 sly May: I'D
t tvs as hoa TIE It ER Rf sss n
the actual c9st & CARRYING the Eran th1oa:!, .hs
e
{i! IL rsund os; ssfr Nay 9psnsd at ll}e AS
as ssa serR !?
%X s9sinS sslIer The moat6 W. 9uist
It sfis H. % lie yea1 i A:SR4s ~ ens s or 80 80
Sss fsSSqsS of s.
2ta1 bu ett;sa;ed receipts Ne In Central E!exa-
GILL. Total, 321,::ap bn.
VIGIL *sas : 4SS %ater
so:a !: u. lSsLl,x on lIaek Total. Ms0 pa.
soM down c' and sosed ic below The latest prices II
d9fins Frday spSt sS!n wax Tsiat.yey easy shs
wh{e. the lower price. of spot Wheat: compased
modeIatr Shipping demand, gilk,edgca reeeipts of
t;aicna and Hock 1slsnd. and aKc il other iouses
Seller May sold early Vt S!sss1Ac declined to
sast ss1sfa 4 % e1s;:sk SR!a *:
SE fs1cs a. WeEs M t. ct II % 5s n No. nd nSn
truck; lat*1 bu d0 at free on bonrd cars; und
5uu bu enss 1T S54 sse Total. l75un bu. For fresh
ttsl!s oAFsNweTe % ;laii ana ioSer arerins A@c be-
low the range OF last Thursday. The desuand WIS
small and the market weakened with other xFaln.
ruther dull sample market. and New York WIS quoted
easy under liberal arrivals The niasket rallied near
the close and closed about the same - on tho !ast
5l14c. und closed 3ltc- June Outs were 3sf5l5sc.
closing ut 31fc april sold at273g424c. and closed Vt
the outside hegu:ar oats were the same Us April
4:ss,4c track. and ll,:sD bu mixed ut .sagac and
aA' bu white ut 3@3sc, MI free b0ara. Tosa2 1-
KiE-Has quiet and steady. There was some. In
quiry for futures, with none Offering The cur-lots
were picked up b. the local trade April was quiet ut
Cash snles we're reported Of ao ou No; ~
at sse jree On Soard NTot.i 7siS bu. > '>' wv
D:AKl.EY-Wns quiet and unchanged. a few orders
taa we1s
scarcely mentioned Samples were In moderate local
rsqucst- Cash Mles we're reported ef ~ bu No;
jJc GU BIZ by suulple Mt ah4Sc track; nad l,lkU
bu Ut Gu@t1lc free IN board. Total. II, ,l01 bu.
, 1880-03-28

The leading produce markets were more AMI
mated Saturday. and less steady than might have
been anticipated in the absence Ut British ad-
vices There WIS an unexpected strength in
pork. born of the knowledge thnr it is much
cheaper than meats, which ure In good demand
BY consumers at full previous prices. Wheat
wns steAdy on May deliveries, but wenker fur
April. the difference between the two deals
widening to l5ic under largcr offerings for next
month. 1t was 5!<c in Milwaukee. and would be
fully 4Ac here IT there were no pressure to dis
turb the equilibrium. 1t Is probnblc that the ill.,
creased offerings were by parties who have
feared corner III April and siow think there is
no danger OF it. Corn and oats were easier, with
a fair demand, and there was ht1ic change
In other grain. The rain was supposed
TO be favorable to lower prices, anl
reports from the winter~wheat regions generally
gave good account. while Telegram, from
Omaha stated that there has been no storm in
that nciGhborhood big enough to interfere with
the process of spring seeding Mcss pork closed
&c higher, mt $l0..5Gl0171: for seller april and
slu-:1as:Il0a5 Tor May. Lard closed &c higher,
at $7haGS;.5 for seller April md 81. .1221:G17.ls
for May. Short ribs c1,,scd at SS45aG.+1..4 for
May. Spring wheat closed Inc lower at Sl.14A
fur April and $1.l6s Tor May. Corr, closed Ac
lower, at S1ic Tor March aud 313ic for May.