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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-17
TRIBUNE local OBSERVATIONS.

The diagram the barometrca variations IN this
by iDches The perpendicular lines div ions OF
for the "a honrs preceding midnight The irregular
those hours The broken dot line represents the vaa
tons Indicated Dy the at Hud-
nuts Pharmacy. 2Ss Broadway.
TRIBUNE OFFICE, May 10, q. n.-During the last
half of yesterday the movement Of the barometer
steadily downward Clear ana partly cloudy weather
prevailed. The temperature ranged between 53e and
geo the average 65%) being GLOVER than on the cor
responding day last year. and 100 higher than Satur-
day.
Warmer clear and partly cloudy weather, with slight
chRnoes Of occasional light showers may DO expected
today In this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-17
THE HANFORD TRAGEDY.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 16.-A dispatch from
HaniOrd says; No evidence was taken yesterday be-
fore the Coroners Jury. 1t having been thought
best 70 adjourn the inquest to the oath inst when
It is hoped the excitement win have subsidized At
meeting OF the ctzons and Leaguers yesterday
Ing, several speeches were made and resolutions
adopted. The settlers appear jubiant over the fact
that the Government will not use armed force TO en-
force civil processes and that tie eight 70 be left 70
the railroad and the settlers alone. TeleRraphio aud
railroad communications have been resumed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-17
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
SN,opsis for the past 81 hoMrS.

WASHINGTON. May II. 1 a.m.-The barometer
has risen slightly in the southern portion Of the South
Atlantic States and the Gulf States, elsewhere east
OF the Rocky Mountains 1t has fallen slightly Clear OF
partly cloudy weather has prevailed, with occasional
light rains In New Eng gland and Texas.
Indications.
For the Middle Atlantic States and Eew-England
falling barometer, rising temperature south 10 west
winds, clear partly cloudy weather, with occasional
light rains in the former will prevail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-17

soon became thrcatsni.g snd qussrelseess III !
and woman named Nsry Bailey. 8aIIivas an ~
voiyer, and shct at tho two nAn bat ~ IN ltS<
Rri In the breast, inffotine bed woun4 ~ NJ 3
moved to the Chambers Street Hospt(Nk era to(&x
locked M IN the Oak Street P0ico Gfe3e1 ~ IN
the result of Toe injuries indicted. ~ f.z><<
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-17

Of any Presdeutt The real objection to the y,oa9n
Of this law has not been met nor fairly stateu Ny tne
Sdvoestes OF more terms General Grant Nor there
one 81 them Woo would not declare this the most sacred
and Vita law of the epublio he VINO aseaue0 IL were
4 Demo cratic President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-17

Our CLUB.-Member (bnrstinR INTO cs{de,
room, q. nit on, water, have you'll mnsx 49,
Here u ii sir sine'iaf thing, sir-see e gnesy W.
first before any O. the members, sirr--lPnnoh g y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-17
SHOT BY DRUNKEN MAN.

Two men entered the liquor store Of Daniel
snlnvap, 1t No 3A4 wa;erst yestcrday morning. and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-17
3oolitieal Nci,fes.

IVA Assembly Districs Rspubtesn Assecanon:
H. 4 also sss''a s ssffisFsHa 8
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-17

If in want Of a remedy for sore throat QE
bad cough cold try Dr. Jaynes Expectorans a. 90
standby for lung aud throat troubles. - =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-17

Under the Costliest cheapess carpets sewed Crp
should placed that manufactured Ct cote4
and Paper American carpe, Lining Co. New.York and
Boston. Sold by all carpet dealers, ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-17
Paaf NHarA Narlce.

mail: saTgnpsys
M a%i Hs5SSf
snco Tor Germany and Frsncs must 30 specially
aa% a. 4 isr
Fl SffSfaPs&a %iis5s "a
aasn be specially
@ snd Se se&
1s sSu e. and r ssmen
Great Britain and the Continent must be specially
Sn s s
s say Va GassOw The
@ "a ss ses
The MonIego sn9 Msrsc:SS ssys
Hss
Nay ~ ana mails V Or st. pierre MiaaeoS
TIE H5 o4 saS sSah
Nay The Belize and Bay sl;na, iea ,s Fran
SiS S.j G Se Is sewro May sH IS 3 MSS
s1.c1nye Impoiencc and Diseases tho oeneraiye Of
gpEss TRSc a sq
The Art Autograph
NOW READY; .f-
A LITERARY AND ARTISTIC SOUVENIR ~
of AMERICAN EFFORT IN BEHALF OF FAMINE
STRICKEN IRELAND
ORIGINAL DRAWINGS
from the following Prominent American Artists
f. Moran e. Vedder ouarley. Bristol Kappes. Foik. =
Moran Muhrman, Blum Kelly, o. B. smiinc 4. ~ Suio -,
g GT rd T. Moran. shirlaw, Gay. Johnson " 5. ohnfcA
pegamey Moore the salmaaundi Club and others
ORIGINAL POEMS, LETTERS AND SENTIMENTS,
REPRODUCED IN FAC-SIMILE from the President Of the
Un,tod States and his the Prominent Editors o. NE
Conntrv, the Poets--Longfeow, Whittier HomeA Whit
man Lanier Fields II. H." and Stoddard.
AUTOGRAPHS OF Bancroft the Historian caruna
Mccoskey Dr. BeiIowa Edwin Booth Mary Anderson sen
aor payard Senator DAVIS, "Mark Twain" Ralph waldo
Emerson aud others pun,,,ned sy =
THE ART INTERCHANGE,
I4o Nassau-st, Eew-York, ~
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE HERALD IRISH fAMrSu
FUND. ~ r..
Nothing could Dc more acceptable present than The ns
editions plate paper. 80
For sale by Newsdeaers. sationers BOOKSELLER d.
United states sent direct nom %
THE ART INTERCHANGE on recept OF price. klaip -
per Edition, 90 cents HEAVY Plate Paper Edeon.
Heavy steePlate Paper Impressions on only one soc sna
portfolio, %.
memorial Offering Of artists ttfrstsurs ard pu1l
men OF the United STATES to suffering Ireland W
sell on its merits alOne."-l New-York Herald
T. ri sfewarf's STEAM cARPEr-cLzANrNd Wscn
32V 7t6. ave-, NewA ork send for circulars
an. 600 PIowerins ana Ornamental Ieavsd 49,
Of thg rarest and finest kinds will be cold eg xQc4
I'll KS DAY, May l8. at 1oyu T. m, ~ -
YorK packed convenient lots ana IenH ~
plantins from the greenhouses OF PETER hkNDAn-o.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-17

To tho Indians both Northern and Eoufhefn Ccn1
Of indebted for many wonderful thine
But nOne sir Robert Chris Physician 70 her HAe9X
Coca or Sacred Plant OF the Ancient Incas Dr. Scare
its effects border the marvellous. and NOS
thentcated BY writer's Of undoubted yerscy would ~ ~
together beyond belief Toe celebrated Lebg yonlpen
New York. Paris and London prepare the krown co4
Tonic which the emphatic endorsements o0
the most eminent phi, Gcians. t>fts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-17
Guetial Notices.
Aquarenes.

IMPORTANT EXHIBITION. ~
COMING SALE OF GREAT IMPORTANCE
MR.. HENRY B. sHERIDANs COLLECTION
OF WATER coLoRs.
BY THE MOST RENOWNED MASTERS OF TIE
FRENCH, SPANISH AND ITALIAN SCHOOLS Be
LEoTED AND IMPORTED By MIR. SHERIDAN.
On exhibition TUESDAY MORNING, at No. 81 Nassan-ss-
THESE WORKS OF ART WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC
AUCTION POSITIVELY WITHOUT ANY RESERVE,
ON THU RsDAY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AFTER
MOONS, 10Th, 2lsT AND 22D INST, AT O'CLOCK.
OF the *
sCHENCK ART GALLERY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-17
Home Made Preserves.
PURE CURRANT JELLY.
sPIcED AND CANNED FRUITS.

PURE CURRANT JELLY.
sPIcED AND CANNED FRUITS.
JAMS, JELLIEs, PIXIES. &c
Houskepers wishing tho above articles made from Old
fashioned homo receipts and warraned perfectly pure send
order 10 sARAHs MoELRATR. s93 Degraw-st Brooklyn.
Circulars containing and prices cent on app
cation.
HYDE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. notified By the Execa.
five delegates OF attorney has
heen revoked since his return from England and all docu
nens OF the Association required from him. Competent DEL
egates will shortly be designated Al communiceu911
should be sent directly TO T. o. PAhkE secretary LOG
tat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-17

nAYpER TO TIE FRONT-HURRY UP YOUR OLD
CALUMNIEs SOON, OR THEY WILL BE UsELEss-
BLAINE, MUILIGAN, ETC.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-04-09

piece Of the currency torn"-laying 1t
out on the table.
"There was, and mended;;" and ia,
thence pointed out the place which had
escaped the observation OF the spec
tacles. -.
Look F. ali - said Miss MINI. magnanl-
mously, .and you may continue to 90
INV brands, just as you have before.
"Thank you. ma am, !" said Patience;
too happy to stand on her dignity ana
too innocent to understand the trap
that had been set for her. -,
"What will Mr.. Hawly say now!
calculated Miss MINI, when the last
echo of the brisk little feet had died
away.
What he did say was. :" l never
doubted the child's innocence. was
sure she was one of Christ's little
ones" Youths Companion.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-04-09

carefully wet the ink spot, and after
several trials it will remove ink from the
delicate colors without injuring the
goods. Wash or sponge with clear
water.
In regard to the use of hen manure
and the health of poultry, D. N. Kern,
in the Practical Farmer, gives his man
agement. which is well worth copying:
81 clean my poultry houses every
Saturday morning. In one house 1
have eleven head, in another twenty
nine head and in the third house forty
eight head-in all, eighty head. and the
drOppings from them weigh forty-four
pounds every week. During the months
of July, August and September, I had
100 head. As soon as have my poul-
try houses cleaned, I take the manure
and spread it over my wheat field, or
on q poor spot in my meadow, and you
can take my word that man with one
eye can see where put it. To put ma
nure in q box or barrel and keep it one
year before it is put to q crop, l think
is wrong way. What would you
think of man who had 500 ready to
put out at interest. but would keep it q
year before he put it outp My opinion
is, the sooner you give your hen ma
nure to the needy soil, the sooner you
get the profit from it. Not long ago l
visited certain man and to my aston
ishment saw about two tons of hen
manure lying in his large poultry house.
No wonder the chicken cholera comes
around"
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-04-09
A Delighted Prisoner.

The punishment of death. it is often
asserted, has but little terror for the
hardened criminal, who usually prefers
ending his life on the gallows to lin
gering existence within the walls of q
prison. By criminals, however, who
are not hardened, hanging is viewed
with repugnance; and some striking
evidence on this point is afforded by q
scene which took place recently in the
Sheriff Court at Dundee, Scotland. A
deaf and dumb man was charged with
an assault on his aunt, whom he slight
ly wounded in the neck with knife
that he snatched from a table in fit of
passion. The substance of the evidence
having been interpreted to him, he adj
mitted its truth, but would not plead
guilty. His doggedness in persisting in
his innocence arose, it was ascertained,
from the fact that he labored under the
impression that he was being tried for
murder, and was sure to be hanged.
The Sheriff found the charge proven,
and passed a sentence of thirty days
Imprisonment. On the sentence being
communicated to the prisoner by means
of the finger alphabet, he could not at
first realize the fact that he was. not
going to be hanged after all; but on
being assured by the interpreter that
his life would be spared, his joy knew
no bounds. Leaping to his feet, his
face radiant with delight, he danced a
pas seul in the dock, kissed his hand
several times in rapid succession to the
Sheriff, insisted on shaking hands with
the interpreter, and was led out cutting
the most grotesque capers as an express
sion of his intense happiness. ,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-04-09

In the Gates murder trial at Ridge
Spring. S. c., the other day, q young
colored man said: 81 jes tell you, white
folks got no business gwine to black
folks parties, case darkies is not got
much sense no how, and when dey gifts
a quart of mean whisky dey jes as leave
kill dey selves as any other pusson."
New-York tribune., 1880-01-16
AT CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE.
rrpopEAx FINANCIAL MARKETS

ro>pov ran I5-Io:3O pn -ConsOs 91a Tor both money
,I me account L. bonds. f0ur and hair Der cents
80 nsr csata IOy y. IU5a- Austrtc
and GREAT WeatID first morgsse trustees cert % :
d. second 80 p; N0SJefser CehI e''ises u FIJI IN
tfal. A3 - ,o.- - t,o,,s .d,,ca. o,,oto ,,,ree r,-
,,t or ~ fr,aes 81 continles Tor account
A03, do. second c1nsOls. S22 ,,,- j., A., NJ, ,
ro,lsna has inc roase 1000 saTipg he past eek Inc
~ Inc Bank isngiauo reacrre 70 haOiuy. EAloh
Isl Wee. was 80 per cent N now u "la p1 cent A. -
lb--s.3 .in.COIso t''-la
"a 49, arceI,L L. \. bOnda, New fves lDo.e; AUAIilc
and Great Western frst mottzaee uAsts' c,s @ -
1000 Erie Hallway shares 10
w. ,i a. uinsis Central lO7 PennlyaniL sSntia Jz -
paris advlces quote thtte p'I 'o"' ''"' - ~ ~ -
oeutinles for the account ,.,o and arc,. uJ.s..,n
I0snON Jan 15-i;tj p m.--Atlahtc Ann Hto'' "o'F'h
ar.t moTtaa age frustess eertincaten bsS. . , ~. A..
P.4Is JaI. lb.-Ihe specie IN tue sahk os f'""N ~ uS
c,asse6 y 03l 600 francs during the past WeeA
New-York tribune., 1880-01-16

fop uetrolr. sfi,h. vhich senlne ct % nc The
Z G. Eiansn .6 p6.d das os W. cit'e the Risto
yg 81, S rosg 4 70 so hai -, oaarter. o. R,,f
an - I'd II ~ g. ' d. ~ y ~ q NJ 80
cALvGs-R.crrt' were ~ neas Q, eotes, e. % "a. at
D. ariy gIlD- 't i''lt' anl pre- - %. e. .ih @s
m,as '1 20 rl ne yca.s IS 5gf. choo. aee,e lors viii
o1. ro ~ d.ii,u5 .s l,.r..t io Dressed calves j.,
u. clt g ~ orNy sold: req caiy go i1 r tee' 3
d M & o'.. ae e. = @ e.'. T.. . T. a. at az ae. ''' d''
ns sd ~, II avs t,yc' 1t ,,l. ,.' ,i ,, ~ ,ea
hosd- ca,s ~ tOfh-. -4d l5 aars az jersey CtI aai
tI W i.r M IS n,,I .r c5rse.1osinr lime last week.
There s rhe eef, e ID re m yJg t2n "a l T., ir, 5re
yiosp cc. o-5o '. r comnon ~ trln~ -h"4p ana og
o c iS OF iIf iy 59 ,eo dirc.j from i.e ws for c2oi.
-s. at ,i 7'e ., sni Dre.-ea '1' Ianisit sosee
s5ce so az =. m -s 20 Ice T. at 5ass - to- p rb At
5sc l9i d., - tGi; ~ eo~ ig5 ' at 90 ~ IL, 30
,o.I, l.-i i-"' ~, i NJ, n,-I Lub, 80 5as figct
30 ,.,' .c .75, ~ st,o to- s. is, Al So I2G Do.
IT, rrwc ~ eG State Sheep or r. at -a,c s. West
i, ~ %, at = lo 100 ohio 1o ~ d. 90 6e 1'o ''ae
Kirb5 g Go ..t III we.tcrn sheep, o. 70, Of &c t9
ca sheep a. s' 81 . r. at II 5 M n lS3 81 d. Go ist S3 D. tie a.
j. = s;dl' 8 q, d rscy cv: % Ohio shop V 2.
Ohio -IrDpara naH4f s.. D1 h. a. &c. - o
%,sf s. ID .. snil ~ OnY sheep, 70 %. az 5liei lJJ
d9 % D. q. ,'c I32 do b AT 5Ts- 10 Picked Wehers
80 n. % IT, 20 a. - .- ~ ,o
Kase q PiI''cs so' aH emo sheep 20 h ~ 80 80 Il9
1o .,tr al ..f.r. ll do ~ D. - 10 go Ohio sheep
,u,l ,n.,s ~ ~ q $3.50: 100 go. .j NJ at.ri 30.
Jnaa q HosAin.ham sold; i7o ONO sheep, ss@ t ~ ec;
s., -tltr ln 9i b 5io. 49, Ln, o 70. 30 &c.; u ~ p q
Sheen Lambs 81 d. ~ 'l2ci iVi no., oJ I'D. al 20 ubi
Isl ONO Iautr. 30 p. 10 e.. 90
itO--i,rccip, n - i head cars ~ Jer
81, tf amt .. f0-h.t. Total Slttrl y. ihl -
head dn-t oG~1G lrI or tie Corresponding rnc Do
prcS Mlrsct aout Ae same as yetrr ~ cor ori- Led
owe. irou ye.cri us'ld a t'r hour ms m1thh =
B.c.ut TO Prime If cltet at - 80 20 ihtre ~
liberal .nu of .nuntry pgt-s Hogs coming trH az 4
ann ith nniy d demand, TIE market rueS qnei ana
..lt al f4Her e.-cy ssin ~ il'nr lARt
Vurh.. Gf-c. for Medium. and Gao tgT HeNy s'nt
Jcf4f llS reach c .tf7l ol tIt state HOGS
arc arilvtrt in iul trHr.. ,
rtr aim of Nla" CO.. shocD and "aii sqiesue1 have
,de and ddNriil-'
~ Cotli-ion Dealers f. Live stocklIogs sheep Hni
Celves' fif . trd Veil known among lo@d airtH "ll
owe, taat, charge "f ihr hog Nu-u '~ ~ i
rrs NifInac.ug tii- csulty Nj Reid Nl u'ub less
show ,i. lnf Ir' A- tong experience Hul
fe- ,, .oi 7,51.o ai l lle CiT siiughcrc5 WcI be-
10 Ail i0r DIS nca position.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-16
LIVE sIOrk MARKET

Nr Yor Jan l5.-BEEV f;S FresA ne ppts wers cars
of 80 ~ CHOICE inoa -srs or ne rtportng hrn oi
4 lbt- ~ Cattle which we're held
r from ye.tsray oged hRnd tna IlArninE. but trre
W. no trade 10 SPEAK OE Win hul supply Of Dreased
peeflu Wtshugten Mrrrt and damp Weather and
verv nOeta densa the market was slow and nnsars
Retail butchers buying very sDarngiy ana
seers had hard maintain former pItaos Common 70
tcily Prtas sides OF city slaughtered Beet were sold from
g.. 10 ID. u Bcn r3ce yed oaflohd or Diessca bsei
New-York tribune., 1880-01-16


IvEHpfOI. ian. lJ-I2:3O pm.-Couon firm Mlddnng Up
lords La 'a,irg Orleans ST.. sale, l2Oso baeS 3.
la.es All Ancuean Futures G1ieti Opanos 10" ~ ~Mhanns
clause January and Fe r-ry eehyery sd 9'; de9rHsIy &
delivery 75.d DO April and Mav de'ycry 7Ias' d. Nay
Ilyarr'oi. ~. l5-i50 p. n.-Mldnue Cpmds Cotton.
'', , i' ,, y W s gro ~ i,ni .,s 0r,,,V T. md.
l.vEaeooi- Ias 10 r m.-rhe aa's Of Coton -teaay
cHus elassc. reeruary ana Mareh .enycgy. l1ad.
Nie,sl, jar --Cet-6u quiet Nd1nne i.'-r. Mid
ding 1i. GOOD Ordinary II he receipts 81 bales sales
8Ul,voaH jar. Ij.-cottou Grmi Ndilue, l3ca ISagw
,, bas. exrtrs coastNi,c So nacs. 90 Great
hrl ain 2ln baet sales $50 Da.cs sl pment 10 bales
R'.roE jan Is cotton qa'et ara araiar l9c' 10y
oa,s gross l.a79 bales; ,tocF essI oairs.
On, llsioS. Jan l5-cot,on -t.ady hnddlns l3c; Low
hq. Elol~ coa.t,sc - bales sales .oco bdesi STOCK.
cEcS1 Jan - co'on ztcal 'naeag l94e; 5es ,d,o, Low
Mdd1r II H. Good Ordinary II 'c. recrlp' 57S ja'es'
GtI,i5. J,n Is Cotton stealy; Mddhrs l2'4c.; Low
bac. exlorts he Clanre, lq47 bales coastwse, 2o2
bas sales ~ = lasr @ ,oeH ~ i,S @ n1es to rcce,rt,
.sg lalc' shipments 1870 bales saos 500 bales STOCK
MoH Jan 1coitpq qne&t & g9cnagsea Nqins e Itt igc c
crpts OlO gross, lO53 bales exports coastwse 4S
bal.s sales. Loo bale sJoc. 69s3i eaies ,o,. ro,
Micdlnc Good Ordinary II 'sc; net rec sipts G916
bal To france 8j4I bales the Continent Log bales:
salr 1900 bales; last evening 5000 baiesi soch ~ 100
NoaFoIK Jan l5-Cotron ste1dv; Mdnng l22o; net re.
eeps 1887 naie> eta'rts coaai"se -s91 Diie' H '''
bales: -tOcg. 1864 bales %
PHLADsarHs. Jan l5-coion quiet trm NllIhirs' I3c
Low MGug l23ic. G1nf Ordinary, lt'gr net receipts '-
bales gross l54 bales sales spnners 3-j bales s'cck
l4Nil bales ...,,, ,o-
SAlaSNAH. Jan. 10 Cotton queti siddiine l25m'+ 9%
Madiire Good Or-.uary ll7iao: ncr recoibis z
ba4 exurots coawise l6lS bales sales $500 bales last
evening TOD bales: stach. - ~ oHics
IOris lJ.-toitOu irm. unchanged; HHidlng,
l2t4c: Low BleIng lac Good ordinary ~ sc' receipts
loss aae. shipments, 1850 Daes sales li bales s'oeS
- 5sj bales.
pint a. OTU MARKET
New-York tribune., 1880-01-16

to-day ther, was a general decline for The bonds Gt
he sieculstive c,ss. Erie second consols declined
fo sales at SSls, but closed offered at SI's ana
funded 5s sold at o%lsHo2 against So ?
YESTERDAY Missouri, Kansas and Texas
frsts we're steady AT 9s, but tic
seconds opened az 6Oli against Gi =, last eyennS
closinr price declined 10 59li avd closed az COS.
Bostoa Hartford and Erie tell per cent 10 oS
Rome. Natertown and Ogdeusbura / s to 63 s' ana
Ono tjrsfs series b. III to 42ll. Mobile aud Oho
first dcbentures IL to 534t, and Texas
and Paciac incomes lie to 7G. !le invest,
iaent bonds we're strong. win MONS an"
Tssex conSois up % per cent at 1902 Lake Lne
ana Western GIsts j. at 90, and arr" and Fulton
frsts . al lOl. Annexed are the closing quota
New-York tribune., 1880-01-16
LIVE ~rocK NAnlars-aY raL7antPH.

pvrp,'o Jan. l5-c.r'r -nerciut' 'o.,.g H.. heat
to.a .t ar gc,t hu- pr s'5l nraa or 'ho same time
.5Ilc .5 da ,ni ,,Se- r., io,d. i common are .ll
s..I. .7le ot lir I'D th9c. r.'.r' q a- l't i.-''
.3 80; ,ica c.a- du and o"or' se' 81 $--4r'' pei
-.r. SO i,.,r. p sor-s ,odar 5000 icao. ro'n Cop
t,. ,s tr.f.r ..l.n .ela. lor u.a. 100 "e-t
is0l .s,0 cna.lr.rl t'r,0tn ID .rf. 'naar 't"H nt
u.,h.u. ,.rl.le' gene. '-il . I .
to tH'i " .friu -r' t' ..f IT'D ri.".'' " ,.'-'
r. t.r. .r. l.r O. rHor". .'-' 'i.N. .H-- ''
Ar. .st trI. for U.r fn" i.'" ai ".'t' -' .'
o-l.0.f ..rI.r '.fa. i'r..f '1'r tf'' 4" . .' I'D
obaee 90 ti.oe.l -o. far ss. 20 ro1- 90 .,.se,y
s. -l4-' o.. r. ,1st -. a.-t ara.- 49, -r'. o'
m.t... % o hoat. mar', ', iia '.iH hf'''. W.'t
d.. ao rn's..ri r.e-un5o men vcr discharged 'ot-,
c...,-..c.a.- .'.o a..l. -l.,n.ntt 500 h.rt.
..'I i...-.i ..'l.a -
r. n t.-.....- .a.e...o a.a i,.e,. l.-t
,i -.rga -l .e-a s' '''
'-r, 'aa ar.-r 'e Fa-r
u..a- .-. H..a. -a,...tt
f...'. 1..t ,H. '-~.
l.-...... .r...t.. .I
,.... ..e.r og q, ..E..,.'.l.n'.' ii.
i.laso pre- 4a.s' '.-- '' .,fi .-. '.'.' "a
r-.... .,... '. .-~ '-v- aerf .....- ,,..,
n-e. 600 i.aa, s.pas o, .a 'oa.i 20 i.r
New-York tribune., 1880-01-16
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

WILLIAM B. HATCH & co, Bankers, % Pine
ST.. New-York,
Give special attention 20 tn purchase end sale OF
al ,hc different glasses Of stock and bonds oi 'no
Chesapcake and OHIO Railroad Company; ala" pn'-
chase the stock and bond scrip aud the deferred ~
ter, Il coupons.
Al clsse, of Hartford securities bought an" 'o''
mt the Hartford Board oi Brokrrs.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-16
TIE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS or PRODUCE
Per ro.4h Rlrsr yc,r,'5 1u7 P7RroPdf
,r............ r.., 81 eQ
GENERAL MARKET EEPORT
TuunsDAY.San. -, 1850.

Ae!TVo-Qu,,i. uucllngc7. "a. so,,s
tGfFcfr-I tuii. lYf.tr: tair ,areo'' l't'-', 40
o1O lasa Newton" and 2.D0u bfE- - lhf,''"',
rricstc ttims. MI Grade. quiet sfa ~ uA'' =,
c4tyo il l+c: java 4c. AtAll' 'i' 40" '''f '' "
laies cAtau. Irlt afr term -, - g.. s.,o, s,lss
,oI,TON-I,uI aaly 1nr re on mo Si't
400 bii.s. l. - iatt .uus, luc lnis oi i' o
or spinning. delivered ou contracts i't"- J', M ,,
bales. against l,''l tiI'7 l'''}
a.i ..,1.i ..a lJ cog bales at wear sa'r S'plti ''
it- Iac4 AGAINST 19lGjOj bacs lOi IN" Same peru"
lat tarr
New-York tribune., 1880-01-16
Tocim c1caaree 5 euI aUd "e'4.

Al the we,l' Y meeting Of ~. Governors Of the
I+uk 81 ing ,tHd To-day ny gau r Wa ila'" ih ihe
bank rate Tor discount, and d., rl. . a. > p-r O.,
DIrue ,lc ver1 the bang eali = I'L'V h+--
was ircIpa-ed from 80 10 flI3lG per cent Al the
LONDON > .o.A l.Aeheuye bnusn epnsois were sitHoy
m o-f3ie tLi.ld Stt oa . per cents We're steady ~
alD-5s Ok interest, hat tho ll pr cents rose
- pr cent ID III, and ~ - % ipj = Aile4i-
can railway securities were dull. Enc was . lower
.t 4G ana second consols Il higher gt -. illinois
Central tell l3 per ceut 20 i1Oll. hut ItcpFrred 90
1O7 ana Reading was y higher al 3GlI. Bar silver
further declined tu j2lid. per ounce. L. Paris,
Fr-ncU 3 per cents fell from - 60 to Sl40. The
Bank of Franco reports for the week loss OF
3O3l 900 francs specie.
The receipts OF 1onr ami gram az the principal
Atlantic ports this 10Th day Of January were:
New-York tribune., 1880-01-16
financial.

~r LoUls IRON MOUNTAIN AVD @ot IHEN{
RAILWAY co. % Nastau-s b., 30. 49, I'-o
DY ORDER of thc Board of Directors, ihe
ID transfer iO,t. q tie 81. Levs I"n Mountain am
-oufirr ;iiiua, l,muauy- ard ~toid erci-ed III
come bond. VIII b, rool,uod "a wogaa2 90 ie tth ln.t
tor 4, of said l0nds oI - ucui- az
un,ii interest thereon accrued 'r c' cd t' ile sie
Lot mad. thn BOOKS w u remain 'loe'l UNA
tle morning. Jl thc s,couG dtt ol y sici' %. x.
ID. N. MCN I'LL ANS. 1roafnrfr
9ILINT and PERE NARQUETI ERAiLWAY.
Ho.dcr.of thr ~toct o., tnis t''nf Wo 'f' '-i''''
o. ar ..att,e % -,.rrs i'r i'atirn air nr'It
f. i.i th Tiny most deposit ltr s'c, VIVA tlthfr ~
fia so.u,n. trnoGtnr.. hy tNr TT "i lrffrhh N.Ni
,i0eiaulo. National Bank. NeN -Ec'fnff ittt SAT- i'4
I.nt Ica. Merchants ltcAanE' Hf .iD-tl htAN -,'"
VIZ VINO ,i .-.ie Ieeo. receipts i0r tie smr i-e
.r.,l.4 should i4gc power ~ attorney hrl rp Aiu as
-i .Hr. 900 Ia. Committee.
fIIJ y SsNNf. I'.. REORGANIZATION C.r,r.lf-
IlAIti- IiNi iliANAi.. t,, f.irt tra Pc-c
q. 90. BROW EIt, N4.,t,,ta /, . Is,ay
ri p. Il-ii a.,
d. 3. N. posi-. chairman.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-16
COTTON Markets.

bush: Oats. 0C0 bush shipments-wheat 1000 bush
corn, 10000 bush; oats, 2.CO0 bush.