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New-York tribune., 1879-01-14

s,e,dy fguTes arrivals moderate We gqots Hay-sliP
ping S.gt'c Prime grades 55q7oe Meci1m ~ 90 , 55S,
HiDEs-Abou steady though quiet sales lOo Dry BuenOs
GOP--A rTade he eTaie. reported both
W. QUOT Sew Yor, state iS7s &C. Eastern iac.
Mes,sn. -el2c Yearngs 4d6c. Olds all growtns, -a5c.
PaCi'c Coast n ps. ia lsC.
MoLASs5 -New orleans IL in gooc supply and ow y
NsvAL ~IGREs-plnt. Turpenune lower freely offered
same me ast year Resins also au. bur nnchanFei q, I'M
arains 45'ol bbs. sane DAY az wear Ter nrhanerd
so,.. io2f bbs, -t lD.7 ibls same dav 49, y'af
CILN-Ln,eed I~iry active, steady American oo4 ; D-.;
Calcutta o1dCic Prime i"rd steady ~ ODE ".n' '-'
0rIAN FRFIGHI~- ~-Nor. act,ye ali rates -tesdy IN
and re-tt arv-- more nrey. Fnsaren, n'.,4t .fI91L
Daee = steam. -'Hn' onst Gran. & ~. ] 80 u 80, % &
s' . As- i4 .n @ @i".i 'Ai"II-, -, ttrau.8 t
a ' .aca- rou '- through l5- az, 5d. 50 ~.
1'D aao a6. 4USi 0y.ers Is, iooo c-es ca6gea Good
- .a. Hun -.'an. j. % 5.Do '.i ID1n ~. M small To- ~
N,a lIemrut Goods rs td. al,. Loco bp.- flopr
ou 1g. ,rrs- Go1i. prrlg errs Itu bales Hop
direct 3- ~. glasgow steam Loo boxes Bacon qu''
d. tct.6 -. O. sl 100 1i fqnr :. ~ 80 tons
Pou-on- -5s oaria steam. 1000 bush Grain pT.,a.s
Cheese. A. o Avo9 Mouth Steam Zoo bush. Grain '''
Pkg. Prov sion, t.rour 35. sl 90 PIX ir visions. 5
Io g. 3d. NorvsGsau bark Eisnore tor orders --.h
5000 qrs Grn. g. 2d and Prov ion. qaolg+ as ~ .
tu H. u' gIs urta wv atr terms ~ -ltL p a.
e. ta Norwegian bark TO loFenhssrn T. A1,hau ms m
se-r fovaas and general CARO- crr-eu Brt sh
.. l-- u. to LiygrI.o. genera cai p, D., y, IS M lS
verau the Continent ooo qrs Grla rrTac 'riu,
5,o l,- Bsa9~I 5r-e ec Expo-t demand s'i
ned We quote. cTngr. IL, sidine rtr gr'' &c. Al
dte If ~, #oudrtr-b-.aias ot rt- der'aca'e- 'r-u %
Petroleum.. IUrh -VtVu uDl~. 'l4 ltF "-''' poI.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-14

ji5sc Apr and Nav delivery. 5llsd. DO N az ana
June delivery 5i5,gG J! do. uly AUGUST dev-
cry a. TO-. Sew crop. shipped December sal 5la7d
ncusd 300 bales American. Futures weaker free sellers
BalriM6s, jan l3-Corron qriet. Mio1inr yla-. low
NirdIng. SEQ Ordinary. -i.. receipts 9al
bales exports 20 aa,. 81 bales sannerS
l.I Ua.c-. b. II 4bJ bdIrF
.io,. Jaa. Is cotton quiet MtIuul. etc, low Md.
ding sc Good ur. uary. So. NET receipts. 10 ba'es
CnA3lFsfoS JAM ls-totton opened Gui"'. bu' become
-'-0- &C. uet rCrts. '&tt -tns ,V1"r'- 90 --lt
Britain, s-t har- O. France. bales % Continent
-+t- lae col,tH , l3i- bales sales lo0 ll4rS s'''@
GAlrr,1> ra1 l"Catton- Estimated net rerepts. 3707
W's.r T1. -l-...a firm. VfEur s-,7o.. Low
Wfft'r~ ~4r~L. GOOD Ordinary Sc. NJ r-''u-s l7'1
baos ex .rt. ri't'l'e Jii' bales s4e- -'J1O bales
Nrw.Oel ,vs ian l3-Cotron firm M,ddlng 9i-... Low
Ml.iaC au1t ordinary. ~It. NET rrfep's. .fV
bales lo2i2 nae, export. 70 Great Brt D. - 70
SAyA>Sta. jan. l3-Co,tou firm: Mddn9g &C.. Low Md
exports coasylse Ij6 bales. sales 4OO Oaes .ast cy
.ug. iOO1-.cS STOCK S'.-IJ bales
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET
FAIL RIVER Mass. l3.-The market FOR Printing
Cloths ruled quiet Ont previous quotations. aie man
.aHcp With much Alune~~.
HORSE MARKET
srec'ai faqfu-as r"v'ov ~ the pas'
Horses though tAr traffic has been unusual
received for sales stable aa -o l"af car" c 0"
street railroad com an \ itt -ol' i@"' par ID. ' a
Aue mcr>ecoloIet cr'Flnr ar mails, ~ very s''!,A
-oot t73j several heaf of tir Er. ness Hrss
.Akeu goUUt.su merchants at l~4tn l'r n'Aa
Very few u:sh Horses az wanted Fhi, te safes q l al
Hor-cs ase getting -ma.er tNely ee-@ \ iIpui.i p'
Carriage Eo's, vas mai" ln th- f"r part Of tr week
t,v ietr hut N's- tevaf hy She steamer being under r.
pans. so lrl.lHtf- "i.ti
New-York tribune., 1879-01-14

Reeve. CIV, c,r,'. 49, Sheen. ,r, ,s-ss sr-.
e4oo ", ----' .asoo
I-ese "e-e so." d. 'N' l'''o"l"I D1'
re-s.r r.,v-.5c Yards. t.i, ~ - -s.
-..-.' .--. --....-. a".- 90 it5 -...t ~
'ar r,r. ,..y.ir ft3r rs - IT.
A' '' 'T' .r5IAl's. Ia, 30 s-a g., I.,
p,.f,.,.irv ... al 80
5,or, ,gn, q. y, e,. M .i.., ...r, "a
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NORRIS .H-3 h.ad = W A..rrt", -- .c. " aA.L '
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w. -r--,--.,r
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40 |.,... 80 .- -r, -. r. .. 10. a-- -.,. ..I
80 '' go. ..--- a, r.. -,,.r Sd, ,......... . Trv
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t'''' b.
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. --.. r. tt -c
New-York tribune., 1879-01-14

LIVERPOOL Jan. 1880 y. m-Cutl'u hardening. Mid
ding JpAuds ,A-d. M.daHnE Ori~As Jsls4 sales I-Duu
rt. ding 900 bales tJr speru4aror aLi export re
nj. -0j bass including J-iO nos Amrrcan. Futures
e a. better bIt u. advance Aas since been para
-t Tf'sris l0w AdaIng January delivery. 2 NJ
do January anu delivery oSi 10 february and
Marcel deGV NJ PAD. Do March AID AVrI deVeJ' a.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-14
srrnSn CALL O'CLOCK ?.
TprRD cAGL.-2:3O O'CLOCK P. VI.
MONDAY. Jan. 13-F N.

MONDAY, Jan. lJ--T- NJ
?, another column will be found some important
rI interesting statistics relative to the movements
~ grain toward the four principa, Atlantic ports
durIrr le7S. table showing the railroad schedule
r,;., r,r ION for transportiug grain from Chicago
:, tb, seaboard from January /, 1S7i, 10
December 81. 1873, anu tLc rates by lahe
and canal during the season OF 1875. First IL
i. shown that Of wheat the railroads during 1873
delivered ~ New-Yorl 36,Osl .i3i bushels against
recent, Of 81 $40 $50 bushels at Baltimore IhIa-
delpbia and Boston and that the total receipts OF
corn bv all the railroads al New-lorh We're only
127~-. $50 bushels. against receipts of 5l,@'o.2Ne
Irshol, m the other three ports Baltimore alone
receiving 100000 bushels more than the
total quantity delivered by the railroads
at Nrr.York. and Philadelphia receiving l0-
coo OOo bushels more. Yet The total quantity of
elr grains received at New-York was H., ,G13,77l
arair-t go $50 $50 al the other thrc, ports. These
figures not only demonstrate the effect of the per
r1.rt,l railroad discrimination against New
York bur also the Importance OF the lake
ard canal navigation TO the commerce of
this CITY. Next it Is shown that the
railroad schedule rates grain from Chicago 10
the seaboard nave been largely reduced since lo1i
TIE highest and lowest rates per toa In 1874 having
been = > and -, and IN ISIS - and S3 20, while
the rates BY lake and canal in SIS ranged between
81 1G for the highest and y o. for the lowest 1t
will also be observed that the schedule bv rail-
road since 1874 has always been lower TO
Baltimore and Philadelphia than to New-IorN,
demonstrating the truth of what THE IRBUN tre-
Cueot}v has asserted. that extremely low railroad
rates in the summer season diverted traffic away
from New York.
Judging bv the amount of transac lions 3lG.j3l
shares and by the course of prices, this ought TO
have been gala day for the e. bulls on
New-York tribune., 1879-01-14

IN London. British cousols were strong nc "jl3-G
for money aud 9J's Tor the account. IN uI'c 'cd
STATES bonds 1865 yielded TO 1884 and lO-4O-
fell 10 l1Ul4. new 5S remaining strong ~ 1923. and
new II -2s MP 10 lOel,G American railways were all
strong and higher; Ere common 23i5,6. preferred
30, Illinois Central N5l4. jersey Central 80. and
consolidated bonds -. In Paris. rcutes declined
10 11317l2; light exchange on London being NJ 90
Zj--ls
TIE Williamsburg Fire Insurance Company has
declared 20 ,.ir.-IHnull dividend of 10 per cent.
Tie gross earnings OF tie following railroads axe
reported:
New-York tribune., 1879-01-14
statements Exchanges, $S7,6G9.S96; balances.
81 .066.S74.
The following were to-day's quotations for coins
and hullinn

Foreign exchange was strong and higher for rca-
SouS already meur Oued. Selling rates were Lod q
of cent below the annexed revised rates
New-York tribune., 1879-01-14

ssh = 90 cvt at s9c l2l e do sEt at Sse san, ans q
DO. y ewi a. &c. 81 d. - cwt al si.c IS ao cst at
s&.c & = ao : VT a. =, 81 y Go eS5 a. as - 10 I 10
M s R eSGn % -. 5 for R'9sn 5 ,5 hs%RGn % p % IL IS 91o T. -
l-67 70 AZ "c d.. l22j D. at &c. 81 y DO. I-J6 d.
MILcH CUW,-A-ry4I- ior the wees 81 mead against 81
Te,I go In r'pf, vr, alv /. posed Of AZ =, je-5
rer sad carload o, Ordinary to Good Maryland Cows sold
-, m -, E.s .,cs, ,oo asa4 al a. T. foh , p. rr4i1s
'''t 5r ui, ~, p, 'i ,le res, & % '' ono, - s' III
urug on. asure a1d Common 10 tlocc MIX calves 1t
ste,y Of -qec for I.r,.vs and gq-i-c fo- -tl.f'.
oa!, Sd .rnhack Dewey 7oit 'lS tayrs 1852 h' al
D., -'. ia H. a. ''. "' 100 ~. al ', i'r -'0 "'
I.. noeck Davis sold Grass.r- ges at 2lic do.
2s- n ar Fac to aI3 D., al o-s.. DO, so d. al &c.
-. ,laar ASD tA HegrD,- ye.er'sy G ana e, ,oday
Lead lA,t eeeA wi,h liberal ana ra,Aer moderate
rdr FRIDAY oa -haep ana about -c on lambs he qua "
i Of e 'aeTnEs r wa g god 1sreg Jn' looS 5ae
nr over the sales. A .o'a OF Premium wether'
frc IN MatsNortA Medina Co.. gl-n va, Ola Vy Hairn.
5cs DAVIS o. d. porter a De- IAe i~n-e 30. sheep a.
%, ioF -4Als t"' lea reached iae -.-'. Ii-ee l. ,
lio H. At &c. 75 do I3 n at = - per ct %. do Il-e
N~ntor y Hon-. sold % Ohio sheer ~ n. NJ 9 564
PrI c" J" de-" ., d. d. = - p, c~t 20 doe "a T. At oe''
,.8 '"a ham M ,' {. ~ on 9'r' p - - NO. al ic'
do T. - Is Ohio DO. 20 l. Al I-c .G5 DO. 81 =,
i.'-abccF Davis sold q, eorh,. 34o Ohio sheep s. D.
49, Ia co.. lO- o.. - Dtt. Iei cvt: lo ao luy =.
da I5 H. al &c % -li. 3d. III. p AZ a.. 80 lo. .I3
- l57 Cnaaa Lambs - 70. at c 20, state 10 "a 70,
Foy co . ,ola 80 can caTaaa ives iGa ,, ea4c I lsa
Nj g.9 Sheen q. r. A. - r,r ,at 800 to "a n AZ
80 '- Haia lambs 80 H. Al - ~ per cwt - do 20 ID
New-York tribune., 1879-01-14

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on ~" 81 g
L pecembrr. A u ls1-, warrant ~ blnArnptev
was lsslsd against the estate of stDlpE PLACE. u
New YORK Of New OK. aud tic state oi -w
YORK who has been a.uuge, haHsrpt on Hs oNr prti
deus anQ delivery of any
property belonging 10 s1ch bankrupt 70 n - iof use
property by ufm ~ bften ~
mat mecing ~ me creditors Ui the ssd bankrupt
10 debts and choose assgrfcs
of his estate, wi hold Curt % b2nErupfrv 10 ~
No 545 RO~is tho tltg oi Se- oiA be-
fore REGISTER jho 3pih diy - JsuGAy \. d..
1874 - . O'Clock y. LOUIS 2 lA1 y
AsshAa As Aoa.ea .sc southern DAu.c. 81 Nsviorx-
New-York tribune., 1879-01-14
Baukruut Notices

THIS ISTO GIVE NOTICE: That on the 9th
Z cay OF Jauulrr A. d. 1878. warrant ln BanE-upcy
"a. ...1e. araL. rfi- estate MOSS l.. PHILLIPS ~
no ity of The COUNTY 81 Sew YORK Int ~att"t
YORK 4lutgr1 a bankrupt uu uis uwr
ou. that IT trHts 8uu lverv ~ any
urr.rty Drioagn- such 5analUpt t0 lur hs I--.
transfer % bY lm '0rbuuru ~
az that meeting pi ths cIrait1r 90 "a. s4o psnA-
prove tAtr leits. AHt 90 .Lootr ore Ur AUfb
as -ft.s - estate 9lI 't held q Court = Bank
rupgcy. h- holden warren It.. tAe CtY ~ Now
<. before Lille ESQ Register un tue "a
t-y q January. A. T. 1870 at 10 Oc0'S a. NJ.
IOII~ 3. PAYS.
L Mat.ha As Me..enger Southern Dn,t y ,cN Nlrk.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-14

d. ~-t, bonds Ions Col,3i, ici4 10 W. ne"
Mort. AlaIua Gs selling at 20.
Al immense hu-iue>s wa oone IN railroad bonds
the N-g-l.rscy Central issues beng conspicuous
for .s,5, a. iiia,s ana "A general al .auCc COnsoi-
rug fo - later declining 20 -, couvertl Oics
90 - as l-rnrut- 10 9G a 9Il2 and Lraigh c'nsols
o. l2i.. 81 Northwest gold bonds were up TO
lGG and sd. Paul sinking funds strong AZ luv-4.
Tie Paciics gere all al full figures. The bonds oi
the two Elevated Roads were freely dealt ~ ~
steady prices. Cleveland and PittsJurg COL. sink
lug funds sold at 1929.
Money was good supply. and lent on call at 2a3
per cent Ou luItcd States bonds, and az 3d on
pledge ~ RAJ way cOlaterals The best CONNER
cIal paper tnds ready sale az "A per cent. The
following were the rates Of exchange OIL New York
al the aforementioned cities TODAY Savannah,
buying ls offered, selling para IS premium;
Charleston. buying SIsal4 discount, selling la
par New-OTlcaHs. commercial. Il Gsls, bank le ;
ST. Louis 80 premium Chicago firm, buying
H. discount selling TO premium; Boston 25c. pre-
Aum. The following was the Clearing House
New-York tribune., 1879-01-14
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+ FALL RIVER. Mass. Jan. l3-The market for Printing
Cloths ruled quiet ont previous quotations are mann
. "a Ia d.. uug AZ.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-14
flnIncid!.
IIl DDNIlN
= AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

< AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
on the l5th n Ia-uarv. 1870.
TIIEtIIN pF KINGSTON y. Y.
vii sell az the ti,y ' IN k,ng. o. - 81 l. CLOCK mr
-f-.UUU pON BONDS.
pursuance t OFF o. "--ltre ~ The >tai' oi
N.v So. b. .."t,r -f, pa.,D.. tUbr.a y l'. ISIS.
Tie bonds boar interest," at the rttcuf six r cerfuH n'
aGuau pa able semi annually IN tAe .5ih oi January ana
J.F amt hart flrv years % i4u Win tAc' 'P
t... oi ttc r.tv To- pay them after 20 years.
I'r of the pgF money VAL DO feGret 10 ne
PAID OF aud tur naiar with accrued L r's',
ueIlH f.e ,tA tty nf February LcN.h tt0l at non.
Fur aer information Dee Ia by atdgr any OK the
Presidents 0i tue severs. banks u Kingston Y
THE. 5t.i t9,sE 3, ELL Committee
I,A- STOCKS & City R.R. lHorso and Eiv-'O
Ns-fa,as Bonds IoagI, IS sold FI iEH IIl -roal-a..
GAS STOCKS.
AL >ev YORK aut E-roSv1 9ls stocks, AMI ls7 Ill knB
Brook 81 Investment securities. teal, 30 h'
GO u. pHENTl-N.
30 hr'lt-L. y. Y
INVESTORS are invited 10 examine per
cent u-iJ TARA mortgages tor sale 3i par .le
.OTICE-The annual election OF Director,
I of tur LONG BGA>Uu And SEA ~H0lt. RAIL
H..e of t.- Company ~ Ions branch = J, on " IN -
DAY fh -- t--'. between the tHrls u % r tul
3d. U. r.e traI-Irr COOKS o.. tAe company ID Pee %
January is. 1872 Al a p. a A4t ,,fn lar F ~ ~ 't I'D
Lonr Branch anu sea shore i. %. Co.
Sev YORK Decewho" -. ISIS.
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