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, 1880-01-24


CATTLE-Tho situation Of tho market WIS much
tho tho dsy before. Export cattle and tie
best grader OF shipping atock waro In good demand
and. on Tho preceding days OF tho week, vera
lrmly hold. All other DESCRIPTIONS wero more or less
under neglect und woro irreguar!y lower, In com.
p1etson Tith WddnosdaF's prices sales shomod de-
cline OF from l1110c, and trading WAS slow II thht.
Tho receipts were 1,em .ess than for Thuradny,
but therel wore stalu eatlo enough 70 ncrcaao tho
supply 10 fully TOO. OF which number scarcely moro
than 400 changed owners. OF those remaining un-
sold tho bulk conslfted OF butcherr' atun and tho
pooror Rruics at shipping stocrs. Tho days tsudnK
WA done n Eoo9a7a-prtncipaIlJ a. k:0sa2 for
butchers a.u. Ut t.M3a60 tor stockcs, md ut k1oA
AG5 for common to prime shipping grados. Among
the noteworthy dfovoa weto head fed by Y. Hti.tn,
willtanassitls. ILL.,, and sold BY Marpolo Lott at
h15t 20 head shipped by MaEpa / West Gallo No.,
and aosu by George Adams Burke i bFo. nt taD and
II head sold by Jackson Rantin At kAn. There we're
several other sales 10 expostoFs at tSG0AM Stock.
wcro In fatr demand, but wero In pretty full sur
p,v. end therefore Woso Henk.-Averagtng nDout l0o
Iousr. Ths genctul market closed eusy,
, 1880-01-24
REAL ESTATE.
Tho following Instruments Nero filed for REQ.
ord Friday. Jan. 3:

Tho following Instruments wero filed for rco-
ord Friday. Jan. 8:
city PROPERTY.
'ss's y & sss sss VIII aaasi ,' 9
wssi xasss 4 :ii 4 q esSiIs y. 'ii 80"
81 Ss:ts! 7 + Ssa:!as;, II Ss;!e: ;. 1.% y; spu
& s'Ss; ;s'; i: i aas; i
4. shaw to Thomas il. fei!e1 e1......:..::::. nnp
vi s!s + @ u g |,saa; ha'i. a
Mss' ks q 81 sl?:s es'sS stt.ss
as'sa ii jss Il ss1cia "a
Il S:iss lii 5 5S; s;tissSii i
nnts Ccniral Hntsnad Company,..:.....,,.., 100
ASs?sss Il T. {: # fssssos aitjs i ssiis s%a
L S:jsd 9ss i 4 11Sssz K Ss3a
i|ii'asa@ Il @si / rssss; i SSs,s:
$s,s ;:$ {sI!,;iS5i id SjyS1 j 5ss,Fs
ssss Fl. Siiss Sihi|;sa:sd; i: Jill l i
S;si
r|s s.i:S s ;;s::ss:s i saSs
$;S 4 ;a.s:$ Ss$;s. i ssSs
'';$ $$ss$ $s| 3!s: Il iSi:S s;Jssis:s !;
wan 9,hieaao ~ Il v Il %bc; Il !. lid
sssss E;sSsi$ q SsS $Sisss:4} s::S H. ,ss
or enx H.s s1 eg sSs sssg' ''s'*
ss.zSin.a s.zsS sa st Js%Sos.ti Jssas g st'S 1ss: Il
, 1880-01-24
Tho following shows tho receipts and ship
nauta Of wheat at nOinta nnIued YcStarlaY:

IotAl, pu++.ss.. ....s.+.s.sst+.s.,.s 4stshA ol1h9
Tho receipts ut tho sivo inland points aggro-
gated ITO 900 btl, and the shipments 20, 900.
Tho following WIS tho produce movement re-
ported from Now York yesterday: Necoipts-
Flour, 1881 brls; whpat, 1900 bu; corn, 1000
bu; outs, 17,ooo bu; corn-ucal, go pkgs; rye,
100 btu; bRrtey, lO,450 hu; malt, 4,6o0 bu; pork,
145 brls; beef, 2,aa0 brls; cut mcats ,1es pkgs;
iard, 6, ,a07 tea; whisky, bld brls.
Exports-For * hours-Ftour, I5,ooo hrts;
wheat, 900 bit; corn, 900 bu.
The Now York Produce Exchange Weekly gives
tho following NJ tho visible supply Of grain:
, 1880-01-24
NEW YORK.

Epsctas Uttpdtth 10 Tho chicago IftbuHA
NEW YoRK. Jan. 2a.-GsAlN-wtnscr wheat fairly
nclyo but again very unsettled ns 10 values opening
In the option llno nbout M3to rcr hu under tho lste'
nxurcs OF yesterday. raiyug subsequently, t1nc. 10
oeeak agnn early IN tate afternoon. and thereafter
ruling generally and decidedly Ia fuvor OF purchasers
nn ftoc and urgent offerings, which lod 10 decline
from last evenings quotations OF about l@iko per su
leaving OF at the oxtroma coso tsiio ssronxer with
cab!s advicca OF depression. Spring wheat ste
t,seted ntue attention. and wsa unset.
ted at the oponlnG, with atsonEof
rnugo Of bidding options, but closing much weaksr
No. rcd fha!es +sso0o bul, March options, tL4a4o
lt73f, 1000 bu No. , Milwaukee, spring, slJ7H, M.
spring quoted At slD Naked Corn sparinaly doaltln
especially for curly delivery, opening gencfalys
tridc dcaror but closing nonkor, mixed Wcstoru. 10
.ss. sSs 'S .s ,5s s q:
Sss Snsa anoIs * nis per h closing weak No.
moysnsasi %ess Il %odsrssl ssaasst iot psomps y.
aes ay 81 sssHs
sS ie esE ssnsa:{ :.ss3 sas aEI
Julets long cloar t7 Western lard In less roqasss
sSS il l. IL is; sls ss1s W. p. "a
suoAns-nax Inactive, fair to good refining ssM
ss ss9s no 1asas,s nsY asss7 sSts9 from
tss ; Il q s
As'' NV ' i H. W.:11s A.,oetat.a p,s.. ,,.,.
a9sE Ms Mss s xseTuG J5ss ss
W. I'LL Ill., ssa IN buyers a,o,t sece
tal brlo super Btate and WeslsTn, aL7NsAl3; n!u.
? nv ssss. s e. : ssS!ss $s's
,s5 NJ @ 1ssss: g:ssss % Ns ss ssstftsI
q S III: s g., Ss!!:sS4 r. n ;:s
sa SSS5na.f @ n IL m ~ ~ aas: sS
No.: Wsssesn, M sHta Corn 9alst 1oesapis ~ as Ss
aSloi ~: January. ~; FeGHaryr r tsHe Md1a Mn,1sa
Weslern. +i.S4!rlxoi white d. 4StlS4oo.
Ii0FH-llu1l and unchanged. ,.a
Observation-Disclosures dull and lower, Mo carFpth ~
l6us Job Iuls 1l{+lso buAar dull and nnhl!nal ~
changod. Nlca-1temand fa!F aud pr!ces n!Rher. ..
FETHuL3UA-Unltcd. GJtct crudet 199Jto; renaeNtt
TALtnw-Fl1m At asl1Hfc
NENlN-btpa1t3 nnd unchanged.
TUAFEHTtHE-3isrkatd dull at f3AuHe-
F1GS-MArk0t lu!li WestpE3l. ltBaf&e - ,..S
tRUVlSlUNb-E'oEk nominal and unchanged. ~.
qutyt and unchanged. Cut meats quiet, long cae&
nldd1ea 1Aot shoFt do, ~. Lard steady primo steA
nurFxH-I}4tl and unchanged
CHkESE-QYtat but nrMt WeatpTl, 1tAMe
W4lakf-NoMlnna st tLh
, 1880-01-24
10 4 hnttnr clnas. Al, ,tnles nfc nnndn tnhIect IA
shrrkaHe Of " nh for pGay soms and N n Iif SAs,
NM 9AtEA.
H!1EEr-Th market waa dnti, nnh sales 1nro At,
footed Mt further slight slnonG. Wa quote roor IL
rxtrn at SIS per f0 u.s. Trnatng wns mostly Il


eH1n r. fte&ta1o per o1 ms' Tfhalng was mostly ii
ALBANY.
spttla! Dt,rateh ID The chteaeo Tt1st.ne.
s &C. VI HE. e.
':sf ~ .:s :
q ;s sss &C. ssaf. ssss
'asn sissS 4! E: %So fia r. III, en: ,,,,
s''' ~ e" Il: I'D
I!oas-cHnlnon . extrn dressed. Nssas5s. with
u's'Vo'a'G Tsss'Hssi ss s.ss' 1.ess;:i sssss ,
s ces sa' ss m us;
Ls r.; ssp ,Sse ,a
G i'sss n 's; 'sR sssS: g
NEW YORK.
NEW Yonrs: Jan. .nt-~aiEEvEs-Reeerts. n Atou, mar.
s:s sasSs s DFss, oi sS |;
s;s$ @ Ss ss :ss sss 'si
,:s ;Ss s
?!s sse sss S,e{ ss t2 .y sS' a
'es assf E;'e e. cae ,s'' at ~ WOOL 't'n' ''
Hs s1 Saash assssf 81 1t; ;ssss fat
BUFFALO.
Il aood dsmagd and pise. .sds kiehar; ii iots: os
pess sSt5 Iii stilifod s'.iis. lid e1'' S0oa sn'p'
ro td dpms; .x p1so. .sa sss; IT. s5tst + y
nc Gsaans on sss | Ss.R RG7 s1nde. ds sdGs &C.
ilods::necnlpts,. as5; market damand fair and
prices hiahg! for YNsketsy heavy du!fi no local d.
mnndt good. to cEoco fOtkurs. $t!tM!es. o1trs
scrcted, t!As heavy and tnoliinm. f4,75A4tTl fatf
piss, sLo042S; few bcsvy % an.o!a. ''''' 'A'"'~''
KASsAs CRY.
Ersetat Dtpateh to The Chicago Tribune.
Current rcrors The cattle rncolp.s 1t is: spraenM
l5l fairly ast!Toi native thlppofs EiN9L76t natifs
s;sSse5f 554ad, Hn fssses t;Ea s9o 1a!!ss ~" Una
Ilo0s- Kecopts, 1861: ehipn!enis Hlt aollrs md
s5' masa 'psessns saiss eaay4 llsn' 'hpp's md
ST. Lou1s.
st. LOUIS, Jan. Hl-CATrLE-Supp1y light, mainly
fG!t-acshed nnttva aocrs which snld quick nt H:>a
bach@"ss @ stun % esser 's IT sassi % sisid feedess, h
ceirts. aG;. shipments N "
saEEro3Firm n at A0Saso, roeelpts, Ian, ship.
1loas-Act!ye, higher, light shipping, Naoo4a1,
packing, $l40a4iU, hHtchorA' 10 ReeCt, SL1@4Tb 10.
co!pts. A00 hendi ohpments, 1,itO hona.
C1HCINHAT1.
CINCINNATI. Inn. 2L-IInna- STEADY md nrtaf com.
pS,eboa S,e sa s;: 1esgS s,s! PsSStnS; sS,aMsDs %
MIEWAuKEE.
sss "a. dSs1d sr sssaS Ia .,ss "a
hFm Al &aM
INDIANAPOLIS
LSpiANApoL1a, Ian. u.22-uods-Btscnsa at gAd3atA;
receipts, 2,0D head.
, 1880-01-24
DnEADSTUTFS.


FLOUH-'vns naalM dull. and rnthes weak. exporters
boing Unable to pny tho prices nsfed wht!o local onl
ors nnly bought sprnElJ. Sales wcts reported Of 7a
brs winters. md t25 brs rye private terus 75 ors
eprin9s at E7SaAD; ~ brls supefs At sLN4ft0i md
4; brts bctwhent at t73. TntaI $50 hrs. Esposte1
tras qnntcd At A0n9aao Id Sacks and double
trn dn NJ t,tnahn
truxn At1ttsruT7s- vtre enrs bran at slo1s
gllu pcr toni car fcod at 37 Gears hhorta At $!2s
@l37si 5cnrs wileat screenings ut tO pat toni and
car conrso corl,.ea at ti41 per ton froe on board
car.
STRING wuEAT-wns fairly active and .or7 irreg.
uas, doolln'ns ist,so advancing 2,so, and closing
lAo nhoyo tho ntest price Of Thursday Tho fognRn
ndvltos n0tod auness Id liverpool, and
hrnrIness In london, while the carly tecgrnms
from Now York notod n decline thero. This inhu
onced fow PARTIES hero 10 sell freely nt tho out
sldo and considerable quantity Of long wheat was
unoadad. Hut II waa willingly taken. and soon there
ss s:s =; .s;s s.PsT SS's ssIR$
~ Wax A%!as;' sG SSsSt II s'G,sa sH5
the eGost that Tho Keeno whcst hnd m boon snid
e. ;% ,ss
J. Fsa' s:Fnss ;gs
sss$':; III i lS|@ e:
ssas {, III s:s sss* :$5;: s VI
sss Il % sas b & IS su s s. sssps Il @ess II ts
ts' s'Ss ss !" ~ 81
III 4 S!sss
s:s II. sS
ssa e: $;S
ss ,he :t2 .GS ppss
ana liz fsr neW I'D i Af@oSs, 6ois ( Go.s ,Sie.
ssGs Ssss NJ ?Sssss s?"ss =
AZ: ;ss sf siSf Ii sS;aF @ Sss
4 MMs S 2sT fSi AZ II MlTs3 h Z % NJ
Ss %ss - S :'Sf'ss u
DNrs-Were farl! actlyo and lower As compared
r. sts ss}ss s III es' @ sSefGss sfs fs @
81 sses IT, d s e. 1t
g.: ss' aa:, f.
zs}lsf sa sessa .fnS & bss s q @ ss
@ seS sas s.d n sesia! ssa
nt s.ssu4s Cash "a csies waro roiorted of ;9 By No.
b 81 ;sss s;ss On II ses9d as 4ss
seessps wsro lshs: ana sol " SAMPLES, Fresh NJ;
s;|ss s, :ss saps III: Il sss ss'ss
TIKI ie w. IL 1' little boter demand and nror
Tho luc break brought nut iow ortrs, md snlea Of
Fu!uras wers guiet being quotad hiehoE Win sevorai
eesEs IN tho 1Hpt. February WIS nopnhl Ut ia and
March at aoc. Sn. waa quiet at Milo gamplcs
woEe :caScG a,d in fois request Saal saes wDro r.,
@s7ct outside fot fe8niArs ao buy q k!ei a0O
hu by 69npc at 4&367o On trick. Total, ~ aG bu.
TWO O'CLOCK GALL.
.Wbent Nea rtcadler. With rn!ea pf Su 900 hu, nj
tilsdadtsH for Fnb1,.hEy. lts7A for Match,
and q Tor atar. CnEn 70. stead{. saits i&h-
~ nna f2s ~ sF e III 'S5
asch s5 Apa smd fi Nv. sSo1
saes Tecc @ ensSE sa,es !: @ being no!S Of an NJ. at
AFTERNOON BOARD.
Wheat oponcd atrner, aud kphsequontly docllncd.
Sndr and esa .sN Com .ss saies q
lsFa .sla a95 r., aaa s'a''nE T. s e SSS.s Ss.s
Ss.: pese sfHS sSsea ss.!RF ss?ss'sx sssI
Ni7a! for March, Saies hzh orle ~ t!3R fnr Febru
:!sss5 Hflss; fss HUT s. GGe5s
Ta; Ena 81 Mateh shs & 4 aais.
Mss @ ~ e i g. Z 81 I ss6s s.eh &.
6hoIt ctcars-59 b1s nt rl&A
LATER.
Wheat closed ID 1OWor than At tho end OF the morn
Ing scHaion Of tho Hoard March so1d at
for Ma1 Mes: n1.k Was a!eAtiy. with sasos rop21tod
t7.k!A97.55 seller March.
, 1880-01-24

early: s.ss nala.!as " !aydy11se ef tlllI g. 6lt
{he adY4nes was lusl, tho maftst oloslDg WSsk u
n N14 y for common % boat llght aetxkts, and ii
Qnly liiue bsiow he number rsportsd fot THUR.
dAJ but not ~ found o1ye[a and ~ fseliR1 q the
In quality tbs offerings !oFo about The On the
, 1880-01-24
BALTIMORE.

nAIrINoAr. Jan. M-FL0rR = DplL Westeln
nupernho tA7a35Q0j Do extra. Eza9&ul do famp''
G3oI.M. ..
GAAtN-whsat--wsato. spot irregular. lower;
closlnE dull and weakt No. ! W0stsm winter r.
spot and JANUARY. T. Ds4Lt0x, Februnry. Nttal.*t
March. tL@3'4 Al.Ea1t1 April. fE.H'@aiHHi NAY H."
and dull Western u,ixed. spot, and JaausF1. t2ts
h3&o' February, March, and Aphi, n4d6}te; NIL
stesmsr, s5a3Ae 1at. .teAdy az aan,5 aa,st:
vAglA. &&AflA Nyu dull Ut Hc x,,.a.
lauh ,,u
tRoylaloaa-Dull md weAki ress pork pA@
, 1880-01-24
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following weso tho receipts and shipments
ot tho loading articles OF produce In this city
during the twensy~tour hours ending at o'clock
Friday morning;
, 1880-01-24
IsItQYIGIQNH.

HOG PHOnUcrS-Were loss nctivo, and ngaln tr.
REGULAR bnt within limtts, and tho feeling WAS
steadicE. Ths .uaEtet advanced early In syHnpAthy
With reported Improvement Ut The etock.Yard and
decllned later whom was undofBood that hogs we're
dull There WA lltllo ID the tono Ut adsIcas from
other pthts u tnnuanca the markets. md the bulk Of
lhe trading hero WA In changes from oaa month 10
another.
Bpuual reports to the Cincinnati Prc> Current show
tho nuubor of hoKa packed NJ fhs nndet!usnupned
plac3s sncs NOV. 10 dsle And lateSt mall dstss
, 1880-01-24

Al tLu, ;snu ns Erson do 1t gfc, i,lQ1nD ~ thnrt
MAreht q noxe.tlo # = Az ~ spotI 19Mn ,g!cen ham.
MAJ nc, ih b1ra short ccnFt nt MSh i'frns for
tho Trading uaa Nerc abonE follows kt o'cnck for
NnftlS. .creth 1nih.
, 1880-01-24

poTAToEA--Weta hinw md shade eas!or, owing
larger OFFERINGS There VIA iltiO cnl f0r rar-lDls
retAIlcf. rEicos wNEe +5&tG5c-
rOuIiThY-l}cnlers reported little stronger feel.
Ing due to cOner 1eRther, which permitted shippers
to handle stock. Tho offerings wore far: Chickens,
tiseAaed, 617o 2 n; turkoya, dresssd, 93l0u nj
sss s1s:;nd %S es a,S.iea 9 q
Sp29tea 9t " SS F. M1e ceRrSF % g. rs Sna 1sas3
SlSM md ntnvo.p ptnte at t0,m pnr ton.
bEED9.-IImuthy maA moro ncttvG and lower andnr
prime being nbout S.7b. II VIVA relurt1d that the
atock II EsfilaN iato few banda. Clover Hng 9uDted
slow nt A703tM Primo UHB about &+h flAx sold
at tl6J.
,.sALT.-wes IN fair roqueat for tho time Of ycas,
11dinnry coarso snit, brl l................... la
t4f3nnM s0Ar.
airy, hrl. With bags xt84H
Liverpool g1n6 {tFhlte eSnckB1....,+.......... lIQ
liverpool mo {bfavn sac&sl. 1hs
Liverpool KrGnnl ulur1. t.9
WIiiBKT-Was, in good demand al Wednoadays
decline. 6a1cs vera n hFla finished RoDds on tho
bnsla Of tim ror EhlloR for hlahwinea.
WOQI+-WRa nttAdy With moderate demand from
Weatcrn tnRnufactnForss
Washed teGge, medium cdoicn+ .H139
Washed faoc1, CbnHl0 .AkS49
Wnhh8d Hence, nne. .teQefI
Mc!Q GhHAa1eA,
ElH6 oo 2S%M
Mnhfs6 MS
Tnh-washod. cholce.. tN&5I
Fuh.mashed, co1nmon 10 good '4lte1
, 1880-01-24

Loxno., jan. sl-Conso1s, 0s!i. .
United Stntes bonds-Euw ts, 1057s; AIS, Iii:
a, lG1l.
American securtttos-1lltnals Central, 1854;
Ponnsytvanln Contful, 61sf; Erie, A!ti SECONDS,
pl: Itondlng, 31
The nmonnt Of bullion withdrawn from tho
nnnk OF England, on ba!auco to-day, was Ell, 900.
PARIS, Jan. G1-Ncnted SIC G5o.
, 1880-01-24

MEss ronk-Adyaneed 1s4c. DECLINED 10 and closed
n; Nss ,islie. jsoassy fSf ksSraaII
e.las Wo1e sep9rtca 4 otls eAsh md 90 II.s selsr
biz seler April II tla alfH Total G519 bfls. Aiso
tQQslS rftEno MeAa 0n pElynt1 kertn1.
I.ANit-nsenoa 1Ssc per llO lbs and closed s}f05o
balpw the alsAt pttees u at H. 81 " spot
113H tnL April sa!es wars top0rtsa 9g - tcz spat M
vi: X ns1 ss!lsd ss6ssaa "a ssI!s1 =
t1:1laI.1a Total, 1l..0 tcA.
eAslnt, though there Little change from the aisse
pEoeA Ut The previous day. Tteae1 toA wefo aq fAt
, 1880-01-24

Ing tic week. c,1llng dny tho condition Of the
presents
Tho adrnnco IN Kansas h Texas Is due, tho
New York Herald says, 10 ro1orta TINT M Oxtcn-
sion Of the rond Ia arranged for bctwuen Denni.
son md Palestine. Tox., thereby forming con-
nection with tho international & Gecot North
crn Rond, ana providing a shorter line to tho
Gulf than Il now nttortcti hy tho Houston 4
Toxns Central. An additional siiin.i1ant 10 thn
price Of Knnsns l. Texas WAS pro&,nbly due 10 tho
earnings ot tho rond, which for tho Rccdn'i week
In 1nnsinry show MI incteaso over Inst ycar ot
SA,6ss.
The proposed purchase OF tho German mil
rotlsis by tho Government has cn,scl nm cxtrnnt-
lttlnry excitement on tho lserlln l'onrsc. A cor.
respondent, tolegraphlng from 1aerlln. snys:
TIE mnro thoughtful, and reputable GmnnE
THO frc1nrhters ut tho Eschn,Rt, Arr ytrldly r.
nrssa n r s sr. s. 81 @ ana rS MiS
t,f repetition ri H.. And there cnn hc m .innht
TINT tho Government railway purchase rrnIset
iinnncinl oprrbttona colncctctl ilcrnwitl, arc to
n great extent srspo1,.hlo fur tho lcpaoraa'1e
proceedings now tnklnE nlncc ~, tho Exchnngc.
Tho London 1t'aca Of 1on. 10 snyB:
snlts whom compared with tho previous week:
$;Ssi ;s jsjSs;;;s $;ss $ sss:: s
On the other side Of Tho aeco,int:
$s;s: sssSs;ss S# Bs$;:s::
4es, being ar incrense q R!44.lso; md ne stock
shoWins %'' In II ncreaso @ i" When Compared
with tho preceding return.
sus,5oncti IL TIP present. position of the Rank
Fronct rcntes, with tho corresponding week Of
lust ycar:
, 1880-01-24

" Cotton opened nt a.Tso for February and
n,97c for MRrch, and closed ut L, ,69o for Febru.
NJ and ls.69o for March.
Qonsols opened md closed At os 7-ld. Tho Lon.
Gon Tina Of Jun. Q said:
There Is no chnnxo In tho condition OF tho
money Iparkct> which 1s exceedingly easy, with
but small general demand. Although It ~
necessary tn keep watch upon the foreign ux-
changes and the probAbl9 movements Ut guild,
there 4 no rcasun 10 npprehunt my disturbance
from this Gauss ~ matters Aro Ut present Tie
best authorities d. not antiuipntn nlly uolnnud
1t prescat for gold for New York, and any tenI-
ENJOY OF tho Continental rates to tho specIe
point would 10 doubt By promptly checked by
recovery III tho value Ut tunsiey iM thls Market
The position " tho Hank Of England Is yatis-
factory. and, although the changes III tho
l!eMa published tomorrow will show tho
nkunl lalgp Au'uunt1 It money accompanied BY
3 temporary expansion Of the circulation. aud q
deeltno In the proportion Ut rcsoryu to liabilities
theze vii! probably he Mo very matettal tr,iuo-
ton IN the Eoaerve. Thcrc are very few bills
offering for discount, and whiic this Ii ihe caeo
and tho gold suark y qulet ~ at present, only
ono operation Ut tho Hank b0Siny Occurred dur.
, 1880-01-24

Tue fnlo"1nS Is m C1tract fF6th !cttcF writ
ten by m lrish miller Ian. 10 4 correspondent
here:
We arc wefuy IN tbs dark ~ 10 tho future. At tho
present pTieaa nf What nt0r would lore nearly 81
por ton 70 buy tho wt!en manufacturing it and sell thu
searasnt 70 keep Il .soct. INA sttl! sss has be y
tho rtns." NJ IN the uncertainty hs slmpsy docs
nothing. or M Iittth M he Gun haip.
Antxo mover ha'1eyed In. and do not know how II
hah bean MMntnufand 10 rim + up 10 htsh but hear
1tnres Are nhore y g a below present quotations,
Indicating Mhnt IL about to 10. ....-'.
Our who'e cnnsanpton of beth wheat snd maiss as
at. living on !ho'f rhsSton'glSai and 9as,!sei. e
pIndpetty american -four. which wutahs and
viii Nat9li on tho market for how long cannot toll.
The situalo Jou Aeo eHfn nil 1ed The tutus0
lnscfuAble, knd everything Ia uaddle.
, 1880-01-24

-,
49, 4 bH C1o'
Bankers and HgokeEa,
% BROADWAY, N, z.
ksnhar. ,f IN. r,,. y,xk s.,,l u..hs,,a
An -, a.c,,;ts mnn.st "a cn,a nm
aIbn and Curfs1 an Mnsgtns.
Daily Market I.cttcrs sont 10 Customers.
THE FIllsy NATIONAL. DANK or CHICAGO
IIas fos ss,c lasas line Of chotcs and pss oenl
lta!!rohd Flint
MoVToA0h boSps. i
"""saAeS , o. raa, ~. a1 Sne.mx pef cent aaeM
, 1880-01-24

Gu5rHA3 EFaSisni 4ood; Woic ,91uo1icd weaS
under tree otas!nGs. TiaEcss sold At allQ sud pork
DisEssED itoos-wsrs in fair request, and ad-
yareoA ssSo early e9s,ne cssy a so;npss9asnes ot
il live hogs. BALES Tqre made 70 paekers and ship
psLs Of lDcars ~ SHAfAlgt Mixed weights sold At
EtsGS-NoI6 III raihor batter local roquost. n lho
for fFfsh packages.
, 1880-01-24

Also l0Saoo bn rye, against l,ls2n nn BY week pro-
vious.
Tho receipts and exports OF butter toxclusivo
Of buttcrlne> at Now York since May1 tho be-
ginning OF tho trade year, compare rs follows:
Receipts. Etpe,ts.
hRAt Woe1 t'''+ ''s'st's'.+t 5htIH sNEtM
EAmo week lsM ts+..s,.ss++s.s.ts.. ,I!lA MIMI
e1nc1 MAy \! lHs3 .!sQthM
8aMe tinS last INSTRUMENTATION 2f.a1IT
Tho receipts and exports Of cheese nt Now
York since May tho beginning Of tho trado
ycur( compare Hs follows:
Il<ttfpts, Exports,
pkqs. iLs,
Aasn f ;si; STS Sifs
EAtHU N9Gkt 46iH. inN4a H$f.M4
EiNt9 Ant u l5p. ,34k!H Ilg1IHtuEf
Sano NInd last year" .,2A6y&1 llaND.17a
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1880-12-30

Capt. Eads has been cordially
received at the City of Mexico by all
the government officials and other
leading men. The government APP
pears willing to assist him in his
Tehauntepec project and the news
papers commend him.
The conditien OF the negroes in
Kansas and Indiana is beginning
to excite some concern, and much
suffering among them this winter is
predicted, Only small proportion
of the emigrants are able to earn a
living, many Of them being too old
too young or too feeble.to work ; and
greater mortality from starvation
and exposure is looked for than oc-
cured in 1879.
Louisville, Ky, is TO have
100000 cotton factory, the capita
having been subscribed and thu
machinery ordered. Louisville il
fast becoming a manufacturing city
and has hopeful future.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1880-12-30
Mothers. Mothers., Mothers,l,

Are you disturbed at night and bro
ken of your rest by sick child suffer
ing and CT ying with the excrueiating
pain of cutting teeth? If so, go at once
and get a bostle of Mrs. Winslow' IS
soothing syrup. 1t will relieve the
poor little sufferer Immediately
pend upon It; there is no mistake about
it. There is not mother on earth who
has ever used it, who will not tell you
a once that it will regulate the bowels,
and health to the child, operating like
magic. 1t is perfectly safe TO use in all
cases, and pleasant to the taste, and
is the prescription of one of the oldest
and best female physicians and nurses
in the United States. Sold everywhere
20 cents bottle. [Oct2l>1y
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1880-12-30

A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat should
be stopped. Neglect frequently results
in an incurable Lung disease or Con-
sumption. Browns Bronchial Troch>
es are certairto give relief in Asthma,
Bronchitis, Coughs, Catarrh, Consump>
tive and Throat Diseases. For thirty
years the Troches have been recon-
mended by physicians, and always give
perfect satisfaction. They are not new
or untried but haye been tested by wide
and constant use for nearly an entire
generation, they nave attained well
merited rank among the few staple rem
edies ofthe age. Public speakers and
singers use them to clear up and
strentnen the voice. Sold at twenty
five cents box everywhere. [Oc2l
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1880-12-30

The midnight plunge, the lovers
leap, the bloody dagger, the poison's
venom, are all brought into use, to
shorten life! And yet thousands of
females are hurrying themselves to un-
timely graves by refusing to cure them
selves of those terribly troublesome
female complaints that aflict so many.
All suffering females, old or young,
can be cured by the use of DR.. Drom-
coolies English Female Bitters.
A female who is troubled with cold
feet and hands, pain in thesside and
back, palpitation of the heart, monthly
suppression or excuses, will find a
prompt and reliable cure in the use of
English Female Biiters. As female
regulator, it acts like a charm. Long
standing cases are cured at once.