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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-21
Is the OIeander poisonou.,

1t is said that within the petals of the fair.
est rose sometimes turks and ranllles Tho
deadliest poison. And now the Rural New
Yorker condemns our beautiful Texas net
the oleander, as poisonous. 1t saws:
1t is stated that the oleander. lis deadly
poison. aud may frequently prove PREACHER
Gus fondling if not carefully watched. Its
one OF our most beautiful window plants
when covered with its large rose.like bios
SONS, but In these blossoms the weanon Of
death resides A case is recorded Of child
having eaten few flowers and being poison.
cd by the same. The annals of the Peninsu-
lar War states that "a number Of French
soldiers went out foraging near Madrid ra.
turned laden with the fruits Of their SEARCH
One Of the. number, with view of secnr;n,
some wood to make skewers for The meat az,
a quantity of oleander bows, and bsy inv
stripped them of the bark, used the wood i
the meat. The result was, that out Of tws,va
who ate of the roast seven died, and Tho rest
were dangerously i'll. The poisonous nr io
ciple is 50 subtle that its exhalations alone
are sufficient 10 cause serious accidents ana
wen death, to those who recline or sleen for
sny time under their influence. It exists
equaliy n every part of the plant but Il Il
'0.nsss,, osoly weakened by cullivation."'
TN, CONSIDERABLY weakened by cultivation p
T Thh.s a. pack Of pure stuff.
' may 10 poison in the clean
L &
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-21
Cheap Grain Next FAN and Winter.

we doubt If it would not be blessing in
disguise TO the Texas farmer for corn TO oet
SO cheapi would not be worth hauling 10
market. lfit would thus 90 down until we
cav what sort of crop we would make tho
following year, it wonld save us the millions
OF dollars we send to Kansas and Missour;
every year following drouth. Texas. ike
the older states, has not existed under civil.
cation with all the elements at work which
bring rains, such as railways, factories, smoke
from houses, breaking up the ground. etc,
TO insure good seasons every wear. ALTHOUGH
ten times the amount falls now that dia Az
years ago, we occasionally make a bad miss
and not one-third enough corn to do us. And
then, as has been the case th;s
year. we have to pay out the
gross amount our cotton crop sells for 10 buv
corn, flour and meat Had we only savaa
what we sold off the preceding wear. would
there not have been nearly or quite epough
with alittle economy, to have lasted until
now! remember the wheat crop of NV
father making a total failure one wear, and.
rs usual, the surplus had all been sold off!
The family were relegated to corn bread un-
til new crop was harvested. After that
there was never any new wheat for sale
around there, but up to the time this ebay,
graduated, biscuits, and pies, and cakes. and
the like, were never absent from the table.
The cereal crops OF Europe and America
are now so promising, grain will certainly
be very cheap. Reports through cable and
letter are to the effect that Europe will raise
splendid crops of everything this wear. and
as we are doing the same thing, the question
is, Who will buy our surplus? This is n
matter quite serious in The north and west
but it will not. be our funeral
IN the south. Europe will want
all our cotton, for all that
every Found Of it. That is the only "sur.
plus business in which we are interested
and that as usual, is settled in advance, AZ
the Rural New Yorker says, "Cheapness Of
food means full stomachs for thousands who |
are accustomed to be content with short
rations. 1t means an increase in MARRIAGES
and consequent happiness--or misery; il
means encouragement among our foreign
rivals in production, as it will Near mora
heavily on them than on us, on account Of
the higher prices of their lands; it means
consequently probability of weaker com.
petition on their part in the future; it means
u heavier rush towards this land of plenty. Of
new mouths to be fed and new hands 10 do
work and accumulate national wealth."
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-21
CUTTCURA REyvEnvUs
COLLINS. .yoLIAic PI6sfERs

INSTANTLY relieve Pain Soreness and Wea kness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-21
COTTON Markets.

LIVERPOOL Jan 2O-l2:SO D. mCotton doll and easier
Nliddlng paud- I'D Mddling Orleans sd; sales 5000
baes in Gliding 900 bales Tor speculation and export re-
cripts baes including 1900 bales American Futures
plands Low Miidlng clause January livery. to- also
Gsid aud February aeivery. ID, also t aedi
DO February and March delivery, qd also ID: do, March
and Apu delivery a. I'D afO ad do April and Way de
livery 73d also q od May and Iune delivery 712d,
also 49, do and July delivery 7'sd DO October and
November delivery bl'lai.
LIVERPOOL jan 20 -l:4o p m.-Mddng UpanGs Cotton.
II ed.: Middlirg orleans IStai
LfvERrooI- Jan 2O-4 p n-Ihe sales OF Cotton ioday
ding clause April Nay delivery, 'aad do July and u
gust delivery 20. 80. ,,.- =,
steady Uplans Low Mlddlng0ansc, March aud ApTi de
liverv "a. do and jane delivery. Z 81.
Jan 2.-Cot0n quiet Miadiing. l2l-c; Low Mid
re sc Ordinary. ii &c; receipts $50 bales sales,
n.iTNoEr Jan. 2O.-Cotton firm hiddlug l2ac; Low
l97,ee: Ordinary lZ's- net rccelpts, 10
Lsle gross coasvse 1917 bales sales.
1an b.ies spinneTs 1876 bales stock. 23256 bales.
Ian gO-Cotsn dull Miiding l2'sc.; Low MID
dnr ~ &C. Ordinary u a.: not .eocpts. 1,JO bales
gross 3Ol5 bales stock, t.1l3 bales ,,. 90.
xsIoN 2O-Cotion easy Addng. l2'c Low
MsdanE i2ar.. Good Ordinary l2e pet reeeipA Les2
haisa. .aies 1000 bales stock. 02005 bales
C,scfSNATt 20.-Cotan steany MadinR, lztci low
,Sdnr ii &C. ordinary II ei receipts 1853 saies
shirnepfs $50 bales stock, lO6tb Delee
yKsToS Jan. 0-Cotton nominal Mioolnf l2isc Lew
N,sdine II sc Good Ordinary Sc net receipts LBS
6ass exports 10 Continent 300 bales coastwise 2ol
balos stock 7l.03o balos. ,,,..,, M. $500
a.araIs, Jan 2O.co'tsn quiet; hddiias l2e reee'pa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-21
l1,a srnck MAKKnrs-ny rELraNArr.

Hl-rrAfo Jan. Receipts today. 375 head;
tstat or fsr j.,02 icad iof the same lime
asi 40 head receipts CONSIGNED through ' ears
market scf generally quoted nc. lower than last
ny e proportion Of Choice stock sales 81 Good - choice
Steers az - Su0sJ Fair 10 Medium. - 30 ~ 80 l1gh
Iatchers 80 Fat oxen - 5odti TO- best grades
disposed o. - - ,c,,... -, g..
hr 200 head for the time last week
500 head consigned through 10 marEct unsettled
and lower; adviccs depressiO quotahls
Good Western sheep - OdrJ; thoicr, 50 20 n
- 10 GoDl Lambs SJGs6 f9ir 10 Cool Canada
Lambs - 30 40 - - cars remain unsoh
HOGs-iecelps 20 head total for the week thus
far 30 for the time last week l2i1 head
81 market dul ana heavy holders
Ike concessions fre sales al Good U
choice workers. - dS4 40; HEAVY and Mehnm g 5Oa
- 20. EIra. ~ S5aSf 30 Far fnos, - 21HS4 90 :
Coarse Rough lots So 20cSi TO- "A renal
unsOd. ,o.. 49,.
CpicaGo Jan. 2O.-hOGs- Receipts. 2s.OO0 head ship
1900 heal; market moderately actVc 8nG Jdltc
higher Mixed Packing - JJGsf 90; IAgh - 2JcS4 s. p
ChOre HEAVY AZ GO0ss 62ia: closing nun, with good
weather more favorable anp packers beginning 10
hold more freely. oooo,.-, 49, u,
scarce and JOeSj 40; Common 10 FAR Shipping
ouot but steady GOde % Butchers slow and easier Tor
Common Choice Fat sales -2aSi Stckers
ira and active GO0S3 clearance all rounn.
Recept- $500 head shipments eol head market
broken and &c. lower at So 1jdt5 % lot n 80.
~ LOUIS. Jan. 2O-HOGs- lirmcr; Light shipping, -
dF4 iO Packing 256Sf 30 Butcher 10 select 81 80
al 80 receipts 500 head shipments, l,2dU heac.
81 qOds5 lair a 4Odaf co Butchers ock 81 30
as 81: receipts 1000 head; shipments 800 head 90
and nrm: Choice 10 Fancy, - OOd -
receipts, 800 head shipments, zoo head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-21

TAIIOw-Actve arm sales. 2S0,oOO n, '.9bl'I-c'
TEA-ICsll weak and unsettled. - 81, -
TOPAC Geo KENTUCKY steady sales 4Ou hhds Lug ~
Be Leaf C0l3c. seed Leaf more active silcs s9V ca
pcnnylvsra 1878 122al6c. 100 cases St&tt ~ -
lOc: 100 tss flousatoiic lCoanh ISL 20 20 -
seconds s7s lOdllc; 90 cases ono 10
pc 2JO cases sundres l20l5e BOZ bales Havaha ooc"
AIEBoS f. Quiet frm Arctic New & 40 49, 90 ;
Davis Ntraits - 70. south SEA 81
WHISKY Quiet nominal 81 10. NJ. .,o,. a..
WOoICOurues ENJOY good steady ssh ~
,o sstsfy he acua needs Of manufacturers An prices
sbow much steDess holders stu assert ler 2le COM
ent We've noiw assBng heavy arrivals OF loelEh Woo
S,uotafiors FeecesOEc. Peunsy
xtrgiula XXX and PicKlOck. 59Q01c M 0p0ooc Il 80
ssS3c- 30 J. a5Sc.; No z 47G9Dc; Common sou ~, ~,
Comb,ng and DelaiBe. 53d57c Michigan Indiana ana " ~
,non al aI7c. COmbng and Deaine u G93c &c" or
NJ IIamnsh.re and VeraOnI-X and ny 41d3 tc 10 J.
Elas4c. o. and Common. 40d4Gc: COmbng ana pela.e
zeS5ie Iowa Illinois and Western X and X X - 49,
4 1gasie. NO 2 and 3Sd{@c; CON OliS 900
InwaSned KeBtucKv Clothing, 59S 4ci 40 COinln 80
age. Missouri Western Clothing; 90 10 W.T.
sSa45e. Gcorra anl Lake. 3saAlca TUE washed WOO
Pulled Wool Ncw.yOrk Ct[y ezra Pulled s34IVc;
a. snrer Pulled 5OdJ5c: snper ana Extra 4ta
tOc Eastern ~ Country Ezra Pulled, 49Go2c; 40 Supo
Pulled 55a8%.; Wyoming Montana Sah' 90 90 3D.
Pine, 32a4Oc: Medium SAC t2ci coarse 1<yyS2gc'.
Black 22d32Sc Oregsa-Valley L. 90 ~ ,
Valley 2 400 Acc. Eastern, .. .t o. DO u
Eastern - "a DS7e CalifOrniaSpring Cp NOrnerni o.
age Southern 3O435c: Grade ana BURY 20 -
Fan clip A l. s9a37c; Low Grade ana BUTT IT,
Texas-Snring Fasern "a 935c; Fail DO, "a osc Spins
western sDdS5e: Fall 26g3ae Inferior Z3".5c, fod
elm cape Of GOOD Hope 81 SOC; Buenos Ats
rfno AID ae.tiza 81 d87c: MonteytdeO MeTlnO ana
B6e3Sc Australian Clothing 4JaoOc; 40 |OhUhs ao~"0O'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-21

rsualy fine most safes Of choice goods IRE et ss62ac
Choice EDiIre Daes selling the most part az zfc
2Sc be reached however II the stock line enough
i-edged Delaware County Dafies clos o ont 10 ay
OF 25c The best ins H. jut AIR and for cne
AZ 20 zee; exporters have inquiry for Puno
Goods. which they 10 buy al &c, hcM2
about &c. below tie 81 asking prce II was licnt
10 get IODDprs Ia over otc. t0Gny loi iHt
bosf marks If We~tcrn being received.
claimed that S7c. reached in instances but
there sharp hureI iot 90
above that figure for anything Really hne Western Dairy
II demand from the lO al ade 1T ste uY price, nut ANYTHING
te on in favor g. not vented Large receipts 81 factory
butter overlooked the market and prices have been
shaded about lc al demand AIDES There has been
rood export demand Tor 20c goods iUf the 6lar-
ket. bat Encth shippers having tior
orders cancelled. IL ~ ella med mt llere soOS
do not stand up well and wanted IN London cse
Exporters buying rolls lot Of about
400 % Wisconsin rul SOLO A. coke and othtr
sales reported de with i0na mcy lot to me
home trade As Whole The market Is only fairly active
for Butter while fnYtnE below me pest
dun. weak and nbuyer's favor QuOtati0nsi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-21
EUROPEAN Markets.

LIVERPOOL. Jan. 2O.-POrk-prme Mess Eastern dull
NJ g.. Western. dull AZ 90 Bacon-CunSeTiand Cut,
steady - 3D. short Rip steady 81 5s'i Long Gear
seay 3G Gd short Clear steady 40 49, HamsLong Cut
nrmer ~. shoulders lu at 20 neei-inaa Mess dall
at SJ.. Extra Mess dull l02: Prime Meas. Gull 10
81 Larl-Prme Western steady 80 f00d Iallo"-prme n.y.
duh az 81. Turpentine-Sri~iiS dull at a4bd
Rosint ognruon steady o.. Pine, dun at d. Cheese
American Chocc. steay ~ a. Lira o. steaey a ~
flour-I1ra state. du at 1854. "heat--rpIihg, no -
stea a. DO 3d.; spunG No. 2 stc-dy ai lp 81, nsw
Winter Western. STEADY at llsH. New southern Winter
stesGv - Al Corn-Mxed Gull 81 I'd. Oh Mixed
New, dull 1T sd. COton-eed O-iei'ow American none
market. ROs-f Oma0n. London steady az D. lIE'
pentne-Spirfis. ri London dun ~ 3D. ~.
rrOfsi. D. n-Breads steady wheat,
lOgd sd Der GENITAL average California White, IL ID
clG far California Club no receipts II Wheat Tor the
pa three davs were ais including % centas
American Yarns and Fabrics NJ Manchester
nrm. 49,. - 49,.
LIvERpOO Jan 2O-5 D. m.-Cheese. 72 per owt IOr the
grades Of American. Lard Al per cwt for American
lIvFEpOCT. jan. 20-J D. ui.-Renued Petroleum. bifd
LONDON. Jan. 2U-i m-Sugar. 2, 3D. Der cWt Tor Cuha
Centrifugal pOlazng 90" Spirits OF Petroleum. "a a. ~
ANrwEhf Jan 2U.-Petroiemn. 1874 francs Tor hne pale
American.
BRlaiES. Jan. 2O.-Petroieum. marks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-21
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 81, 1850


74 heles pmcrts e5s bales saes. $500 bales stock
1877 bales. 80,
Cotto. quiet and easier Middiing l24c;
udnne 3sc; Good ordinary II &C; net receipts
2G ha exports coastwse O12 baies sales lOoO oaesi
Stock - pa bales. o.
NEwiALaANs ian. 2OCotton irreEuag Middlinr 1851
L,W Mi re. l2r. Good Ordinary. s' net reepis 81 ~
bales: 6979 bales exports 10 France, 72b bas u
The Co1tnen G3 bales; sales BoOO bales last evening"
- 90 bales stocE 3i49S3 bates.
NURFOLK. Jau 2O-Cottun nominal; Mdf'ing. l22c net
1865 Dales exports 20 Great Britain 9b4O oaes
oOaswise ga bales; $50 baes stock, 3StOO Daes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-21
whoI EsALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
Fer tie week ending Jan. 20, 1850

rRxpressiy for TnK ~ V TRIBUNE by own reporterl
General Directions. -,
Send cpy good articles The freight and other expenses cay
up poor goods everything in good ordsi ~, Where
ocE secures examination aud 0seD makes sAte a,y
dirty package slovonly appearance fans 1aSE
that the will not allow the couteDs 10 ysrx
Use plenty OF cs0n Grg nnecut straw WIN eggs
paluly with stenep Is bestann n9to iste9
on tbs box barrel stating the amount also otno 80,
st The time stsdng what Is sent the route .ine
An invoice list should also be inelosei the DaIei
Always tho number packages Secure IoI Yo"s.
the reputation goods put in best shape 30 'h~ ~
mark IA IN demand
rEANs AND PEAS
Receipts for the week: Beans. 965 pkgS: Pe%s' 1uO9
row Bezns have far export demand 9nd the Is
for strictly Choice 81 TO- Mediums continue uu
sarely steady 5Oasl 3D. Red Kidney are
decidedly weak with strong disposition 70 meet buyers
yicws A slight cOnctes0ns necessary. Nhltr
KIDNEY have a Ight inquiry al 81 s5asl ny. Asdhe.
iDont for Back OF 81 15GS 30, though some
feeeyogs are holding stock e5 Pea Beans are exceed
ilEy au pefhAps for few fancy OTIS ana Ieey
orered 81 20 Green Peas and f0uih,rn bsck bye
eject without mnch chang In prices CARNATIONS;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-21
sauinas Banks

EXCFLSIOR SAVINGS BANK, Sixtb-ave.,
Ia cor I'D st-TwENTY SECOND DIvIDESD.--ou and
after MONDAY Jauuay TO- 1880 fh will b. pad ceposi
entitled semi inere dividend AZ the rats
OF FIN PER CENT accSDts oil 70 ~ ana not
exceeding sj0o-and FOUR PER CENT annnm o. all ac
counts $500 Money deposited or befor anuary
1Owll draw from January l. r. y HAZARD Pre-
X. X. THURBER lst Vice Pres
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-21
MILK

The daily average receipts for the Yeek al tne m
ponts Of distribution were as follows kIe S 3 %
49, ~ cream xSgO cans 81 Iilk; Harlem RaiOad SOU
CO.. SewIisven Railroad 5sO do; Tucson River naToao
ISo 90. NIlsnd Railroad O2J 81 MIX ana cans OF
Cream. miscellaneous by routes, lbz5 eau " l
total S945 Of MIX Of 80 quarts ete ny IL, 10
6tc The surpus sold The platform dullhg tne
ek ranges from 81 20 81 90 ana The average was - -
rb .nsnly comes forward bOuntfuiy 100 hhch 30 lo
INC pronts OF eli farmer Pics ma
previous, hut are Sui oo ~"
auavu urOft fgg sellers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-21
$4,000 SHARES or
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER
RAILROAD C0MPANY'6 TOOK
recently purchased Of Mr. W. II. Vanderbilt.

ltOCIlll VI Ils We He Dllts
Messrs J. s. Morgan & Co will invite subscriptions in
London to the 22d Of January ana the kwHORK COM
MITrEE WILL RECEIVE SEALED BIDS up TO O'CLOCK
on TIL KsDAY JANUARY 90 when they VIII be opened
and awards made
The credit status of the company well known
that scarcey necessary make any public statement.
but the committee think not out Of place 10 mention that
the consolidation Of the NewYork Central Railroad la
1853 down 10 september 80 1873 the companies now CON-
posing the central and Hudson River Railroad
Company paid their shareholders CASH DIVI-
DENDs AGGREGATING so LESS AN AMOUNT THAN
SlO7 OOO. besides expendng uudylQsd surplus OF
s9.lOO539 Al on the property.
Further durng the eight years ending Both sepem
Der last official OF the Company that tbs
property regularly pa stockholders cash dividends
OF cent anDum on the present capital stock ana III
addition earned surplus OF 722404 o. Annexed hereto
detailed statement OF each years business for the period
above mentioned showing FOR EACH YEAR, the gross
earnings payments for operating interest rentals
giving the earnings and taer disposition sich mer
It's careful examination.
since the last fiscal year the SOth of septem
Der 1879. the gross earnings for tle quarter ending
Dec mber q. 1879, were. Ss5i6637 20
Those Tor the quarter in 1878 weTe.- 73757o 80
Showing an increase or........... ..... sg7OS5O 81
the corresponding quarter Of the preceding ear
The earnings Tor tins quarter were - in ex
required 10 meet all charges for interest
rentals aud quarterly dividend of cent showing net
at the Of over u GENT per annun on the cap
tal stock.
The gross earnings for the first week January 1880
amount tOS29 Of the corresponding week last
year.
The Board OF Directors Of the New York Cena and Hudson
River Railroad Company have opened FISCAL AGENCN
Is LONDOc,, AZ the Office OF
Messrs. }. ;. MORGAN & co,
VINO will transfer papers free Of expense 10 the snare
holder Checks for dvidcuos tho fixed rate Of 492 penc
sterling per dollar viii be- regularly mailed TO each share
holder may elect shall a. any time pior TO the
closing Of the transfer books FOR dividend deposit his Ger
tacates at age and receive 10 exchange new Ger
uhcatcs with agreement % That effect printed upon theIn
verified by MessrS Morgan CO., and the Union Bank
Of London. behalf oil the company.
said certificates any time DE discharged hOm such
record upon presentation that purpose the fiscal
agency
NeYors stockholders who desire to avail themselves
OF She privilege can have their stock discharged Tor record 10
onan upon presenting the r1cates ~ tAe Offices Vi the
COMPANY in This city.
As BIDS WILL PIE RECEIVED FOR ; SHARES OR
OVER the orpor unity Afforded 10 investors 10 secure An
interest In the STOCK OF This weilknown corporation In
amounts TO their requirements which mas not ex
.sted Tor many years likely to occur again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-21

pJrTtEL
R,sptx for the ycek 10 ls4 ukgs % 81 pkfs
tsncspcDdInr rear 2 42 Exports for the
week 677s pkga; corresponding week last year yI1S
ees Of DAIRY Tubs and Paiia are
oins 1t 30c but is only obtained for something IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-21
FErITs. pERRIKs AMP NuTs-nmKI

Receipts Dried Fruit Tor TIE week 81 pkgs win ~
PKG. of Peanuts and % pSes o. fe'@,s I'M
market ceneFaly without important CHANG
tie demand very night al The nom ~ nt
choce lots Of goods held with confidence iNAPol~..
Anules have Ouy a fair inquiry at about 1c ii slli,2
ciGce sfocs shippers taxing sone OF me lower hIi
and want to hl. ie best az l4c undrtd Shct0 ~,
have very iiflle cal TIE sOmr irregular i' ~"
virginia have been selling &c 6ea1 c There }. c'""n
for LARGE. choice. bright quarters Tor tAlI.,
Sc can be made. Evaloraied '-ac.es oie uuL "n no
bit little stock moving. choice lots coui haiuy ~
toucbf below .Sr ana demand Tor ttm a
that figure Very Unuceei Evaporaied oheihE ll ~
caroline sinfied far request, aad sae' have De
made at frstrC Choice Aot much inquiry t telt ~
Peeled nd "a fnd come lots tilnt amer Hu"a
lions Very ite Il ANYTHING doing pa either npeteo
be sau of small ru T. W. .
rue Gull and wea6 Hickory selling very SLOWLY ''
relnrer nrces Quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-21
POULTRY AND GAM.

Fxpors OF Dressed Poultry &c pkg The receipts on 1--we
botp YESTERDAY AID TODAY were ighl anu NV VIC
name was suhcIent all Tie stock at stronger p,I
eSsee poultry light supply, Dnt Tie warm weather hs
ad an uufavoiab.c c1e upon Tie market as IeI Du
WIN ony purchase a. their iinnedats Nan ,he hst
drino t,hmce Philadelphia Dry picked bring &c;
A.. held Dimy' Dut
~ e,trsme prices checked the demand Grouse aS III III
Wy rharg ,auo stions PartrdRea scarce anu nr
e. ~ y Wild Ducks arriving; The demand Is iAlr lr ~
vcet canvass Backs wid Pigeons ars III ieai supy
- tbe higher prices for other kinds OF game ANea
t.T demand Rabbits and II IS are mol pi.nf an e.
LiRaer The law for ne saie ~ ,Se. N' ~
vii exuire February ]. quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-21
STALL


Receipts The week, 1908 boxes last week Z-6ol
boxes corresponding last year, ls,Ots boxes tx
ports time lasl !tdi'
- $50 boxes Liverpool quotations steady al us the
market presents The general features as II az al
week te demand both for EXPORT ana nome
consumntion holders hrmer IN Their views tna
a that few los OF niyIhliS
below good be had Is compelling shippers 10 Tax .hv
tOpc prices. 4 sale maze iis
inc n a special factory at l4iac., and there
have been nubeI sales Of fancy at l4dI4hc An
Occs Ona OF Door condition Cheese IS dragged
the sold extreme pnces-as for ms anfe lo OF
II2 Ohio and CmDri. Nhscse. yer
sharp of favored. sold to-day 81 &c foe gh 40
vices continue favorable apd the cable has stehdy adN't
A Liverpool circular. under date OF January 10 saws
~ good business has been done TINS week AZ
GSs choicest SeptculbfIs-dtalcis hs'IhE
become WINGED that there i no piospe,t on S
this the chedp'S
Tor luv1ug in ara necessity cOmrels to tier
stocs. There Of any grade below hno' quota
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-21

y-xnarf o. Apnle ID bhi- Ample markc continues
dul AMI raE win plenty Of STOCK catrne ana rather
modc dcIGand Ihs weather s u.iHfOi'lr ioI sep
ing stock and stored lois are dtcaHlhZ N'!y paiif
Choice sonnd lois have rActene" y""'"','n' I
snpr Instances 4 good ulAla lots tr
Ioor cond Iou are being closed out Or p 5n0tl -
Very f res wanted and market heavy lower The
local want. are small Cfubcr but far ship ing 1d'
ke- no market about ads. About al th Cope Col EeI
lies are forward Florida arriving lt freely
most 0is In qunl ar fpc ~ g"
ana actor prices Prime, wcfipened ana bright
c0lored frrif b. quotations small sLintl
nj FLORIDA -trarberres IN ia.I order sold al
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-21
Dipi0eno Nof, ,es
,HRYSOMTE suyER-MIN ING COMPANY,

4 I1ht SoId T. Sill f4h-MlN iNU tOAf AN I,
~ Rooms NOS 81 70 81 BOREFL BUILDING,
No. 10 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. Jan 10. lSeO.N
THE BOARD OF TRY sIELs have This day declared
MONTHLY DlNIDEN ID tNO - OF TWO PEI; CENT on tho
TEN MILLION DOLLARS 81 5000 % capital stock OF
this company. amounting ~ TWO III NDkED THOUsAND
DOLLARS ff200uOv) or ONE DOLIA r PER SHARE tSl)
the third months earnings payable atfbe Central
Trust Company, The 2Gti INST
Transfer books will close January 30 ana reopen jan
uary %. DRAKE DE KAY SECRETARY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-21

1 ~ mild weather f. an ayoral!. ior holding skins In
me rre5S ana collectors beginning 20 mfAc their COOS
receipts been more hheia IRE past
r nuc porlers are buying freely 80 make up ihcr H.
enls f Tie London sales. Goods cannot ~ sent 20
,s ,gIfch take place month carrier ihan usual
ssr, M son, inst CuotiuDLs ere ior Prime hkhs ohy
pear Nortl err Black according to sIz@ ana 90 no