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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-18
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new ORLEANS, SPANISH FORT
AND
LAKE RAILROAD.

Depot Corner Canal and Basin streets.
On and after APRIL trains will. until fur
ther Dotlce, leave az fullowa!
. AT B!8o. ., aud every hour after until .. m ,
then every half hour.
Last train from city At p. M: from the Fort
at 40. m. Artangeme nts can BE- Wade Tor Rpecia
trains. \. b. WILLIAMS.
AMI i'm Ganetnl MunrUer
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-18
SHEEP TICKS,


Ticks on sheep are a very troublesome
hffair, and how to get rid OF them Is the ques-
fion. After the old sheep are shorn they will
Rll or nearly all Of them take refuge on the
lambs. and II allowed to stay they propagate
10 such an extent that they become very
Troublesome. 1 have seen them so thick as
% cause great deterioration in condition,
Ind no doubt death. When they get SO thick
hey are very difficult to dislodge. l asked
uceessful wool grower the other day how to
let rid of them when the fleece is long. He
laid 1t was very difficult Giving sulphur"
aid he, with salt, is good, but somewhat
dangerous, but early shearing Is death to
eks. Dipping the lambs, soon after the old
pes are sheared, in tobacco juice will keep
ock almost and generally quite free from
hem.' A careful flock master will get rid OF
hem somehow.-IStock Farm and Home
burnal.
GRASS AROUND THE HOUSE.
The contrast between The premises that
Pow. in the one case, wood, chips, bits of
4ards. brush, dead weeds, remains OF old
Arrels and rubbish from the kitchen, and in
e other, q nice, well kept surface of blue
1asss Is very great and weadvise those who
I'VE the former In place of the latter, to go
Faightway, now, before the pressing duties
I spring commence. and clear of the rub
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10

The pastor He said in part "The church has never
had stronger foothold than 1t now has. Many haye
SAN that religion In the older States has declined nv
personal observation | have learned that tins
Is a mistake. The proportion OF church members
Is just great II half century ago
This actis mentioned because pastor needs some sneh
fact to steady hmi II IL necessary amid trials and dis
cOuragemenfs to know that the Church Is advancing IN
It's great work. One important thing needed by pas
tor Is assurance, and another Thing that cannot
be Overestlmatcd Is singleDess OF purpose. Sin
gleness OF purpose In any avocaton almost
amOunts 10 conservation. You will End the city
an intensely practical field but the people Of this
church Will hep discharge the duties Of your pas
tOrate. They Will alike strengthen your spiritual and
Intellectual life. You Will find the church possessed OF
great moral momentum. II Is ready TO take you into
Its arms"
The closing remarks we're made by the Rev. DR.. How
ard Crosby AT the conclusion OF the exercises the new
pastor received the CONCENTRATIONS Of the congregation
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
nLELl.
BARK ER-On NJ
NJ ..I L.

BARKER-On Monday March g. Florence. youngest child Of
@ lbeIt and Elizabeth X barker , -, -, -,
WIN. raIker S4thst. near wnlsase this cay tweines'
day. at .. m.
BRowN-At Bergen Point, n. j.. March s. Ephraim D
Funera Will held residence Wednesday,
Train FOOT Liberty-st. New YORK. at 2ocoek.
Carriages at depot IL Is requested that 10 flowers be sont
CRANE-The Young wOmen's Christian Association VIII
hold memorial service fOg their Late president Mn William
\. crane Thursday March IL, at4 m in their bail
Relatives and .rierds areinyited attend.
DAsHIELL-On March {. 1880 the Rev r. l. Dashiell. d
D. OF the missionary secretaries Oi the Methodist hps
cOpa C'Iroli In the O5th yea, of ~ age - . -,
Funeral st Paul's y. church. NewaTk y. j. rhurs
day. March H. at o. ~.
FIELD-At Croix W L. February 2c John ". o. young
Of Robert NJ. Field, OF thus city
illness josephine eldest daughter OF Naon and the ate
Reayes and friends are respectfylnvte 70 attend tho
funeral her late resdence. III Huisonst HoDosen
Wednesday Maroh p.,. 10 at 2 ,I p M Iso amt, aov.r.
MAXwELL-At Boston. Mass. sunday sth Inst. catho
leen. we OF a. Maxwell aud iausher o. A. Csmer9n,
10 O'Clock train from Erie Railway DEPOT Weduf-iai luih
PARKER-Snddcnly. az Morden, Conn. sunday March Z.
at Merden Conn, Thursday March H. al 2SO D. M
TAYLOR-Snddeuy. his resi- ienro. Providence r. l., on
tbe morning Of Monday sh ns, Sylvester Taylor for
mery OF this city.
TwEED-At Paris France February IS, Mary J., wife %
Relatives and ends Of s family are invited 70 attend tbs
funeral rom No G3 East 77thst, on WEDNESDAY March
TO- at II a. IN.
VAN wYCK-On Fishkin Plains. sunday morning. Maroa
T. Phebe. wife ~ Cornelius Van Wvck. AGED - YEAR,
Funeral her afe residence ON Fshkh Pans March 10
Reaiives ana friends areuytod without further
notice.
WARNER-On Tuesday March o. Ann. widow Of the lats
william L. Warner aud eldest daughter oi me ate Ldmund
Arrowsmifh I'm the 72d year of her axe. -
funeral services al the r,il-nce Of her Leonard w,
Warner, No i3s West l9thst, Thursaay afternoon. at
O'clock II g. kindly segne., tI"s 40 lo"o'' DC so"
Iueilneht ON tlNlal ut --Yllll l---.I
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10

homly in FIVE acts. at which he has labored tor
ten months Is dry and unpoetic as any Wofh OI 'Ho
late Professor de Morgan.
PATTI goes out to drive daily IN the H''s Ge Bon,
loane She is III excellent health and spirits. ana
ham. .ars where She Is asked 10 sing. When Madame
Hrsch observed that 1900 francs was high
p,ce for "a single song.Pltn answered that She was
obliged to settle j. addition to What he n'S aiireaS
oot ont of her 80 600 francs year on the Marquis
de Caux. in reluIn for an authorization lOT
her 10 appear ia Parsan theatre.
At Gustave Rnthscilids she VII earn ao 4 llorhluE
clrc.,t o. 600 francs She does well to exact high
pavuent Tnouch her voice seems TO have gained
m mower and rlchnes she feels that she IS about 10
enter the short-hved if glorious Indian summer VI
the lyric artists existence
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
INSTALLING 4 PASTOR.

TIE REV. c. II. PARKHURor FORMALLY PLACED IN
CHARGE or me MADISON SQUARE PREsBYrEI-
IAN CHURCH.
The Rev. Charles II. ParkhurSt was in-
stalled "a pastor OF the Madison square IFesbyteran
Church last evening" The church was hiled with
large congregation which were tcNciai pastors OF
other Pres5y terrain churches IN The ciiy
Those participating VA the exercises were Tue Kew
Dr. Adams, pastor emeritus OF th" Madison square
Church, the Rev Dr. Tucker the late pas'or The hey
Dr. Hitchcock, and the Rev. d. Crosby. all Of whom
occupied seats in the pulpit. Mr Parkhurs remained
seated IN the audience.
Aner the reading OF Scripture and PRAYER hy Dr.
Adams tho installation sermon was preached ny die
Rcv Dr. Hitchcock. At the conclusion OF the sermon
DE- Adams arose and said IL ~ just sixty years oSo
since the first religious services were held IN what was
called the Ceutra Presbyterian Church. Tat church
existed In IT. OIL dnal organization Tor thhB.
thrrr wears Al The EXPIRATION "t tHt limo The Pearl
sIrect Church was uni ed wifh l. COmin< ont OF the
old trunk twcntyn years ago new chUrrh was or
,onizcd WHOM Is the il-on square Presbyterian
Cch with frcsn rcmeubrAuccs Ui regret FOR the loss
of DR. Tucker, the Rev. Cdures III. PMkhuIsl, win
singular unanmty hns been called 10 the pastOfate ana
A., 10 he tn Tonight" DR.. Adams then read ques
ons To pastor people required by ihe rules oi the
Presbyterian Church.
Following this exercise Dr. tucker made the charge TO
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
THEODORE THOMAS WARuLr EEcETAD.

CINcISNATI. March 9.-At mass rehearsal
tonight az Music Hail. Of the My Festival Chorus.
there was most enthusiastic demonstration IN favor VI
Theodore Thomas H. welcomed with cheers. and
was the recipient OF quantities OF floral trbutes The
organization adopted with great enthusiasm
series OF resolutions deeply deplOring the action OF
the directors OF the College OF Music toward Mr Thomas
and also deploring that they did not accept Mr.
Nchoss resignation TAey further request Mr. Nichoss
retirement from presidency OF the May Festival
s0ciatinn, aud declare that Mr.. Thomas should ne
Immediately Installed as musical director OF the
Collere IN fact as well III Mr.. Thomas replied
begging mis- friends 10 keep ths college aud festival
troly separate. aud ~ show their friendship Tor him BY
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
THE LINES oN TIE UNION PACIFIC.

pIrrFEfNT OpINIONs A. 10 IHE EFTICT on COURT
DECISIONS ~ THE WEST.
Conflicting opinions are expressed by officers
OF the rival Telegraph companies regard to thc ch O.
of the recent orders Of the courts 70 Omaha. restoring
10 the Atlantic and Pacific Company possession OF inc
wires along the Union Pacific Railroad. II "a claimed
by officers Atlantic aud Pacific that the restoration
entirely cuts oH he American Union Company rom doing
business along that road tnat u now IN pTec"ey 'he
samc position rs It was before the Union Paolno tom
pany took possession OF tho lines. and that cannon send
messages 10 points on the Union Pacific except over
wires now under the control of the western Union Con"
PAM. on the other hnnd, omcrr~ oI tho nr"
company say thar the Atlantic hut ftcluo "ul,r'
the road have been ie'ouhrcltu slhpl,
with the Union Pacific ComptyS mes 'uu
that the connections previously made D} the American
Union have UOi been disturbed The lattcl c"hpihy .
cepted Yesterday business for Union Pac nc points o
IL und rsoOd that the dspa ches hnd 10 De tp'dl,
between the Offices the company and those OF '0 rl
road
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
MIDNIGHT WEArHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
C,Oopgiy for me Dusf - hours.


WAsHiNGTON March TO- ] q. m.-An area
Of low pressure. developing u the Western Gulf and
moving nOrtheastward. has passed over The Atlantic
ocean from the South Carolina Coast. second nroa
ha. moved northeastward from Lower Missouri Valley
10 the ST. Lawrence Valley where 70 Is central An
area OF high pressure covers the Upper Misslssppi
Valley Heavy rains have fallen IN Tennessee.
the Atlantic and Eastern Guf Stats, and occasional
gght rain or snow n Alt other Districts or the
Rocky Mountains Brisk oasterly winds prevail IN tho
Lower Lake region brisk southerly winds IN Florida
and The N0rthwcs elsewhere tbry generally north
ery and frrsh except the Texas aud NOrth Carolina
COnsts ana thc Upper Lake r@gi u, wucre tDcy are
bnsg The temperature has fallen IN the South Atlantic
aud Ea. Gulf States. and decidedly I'm Wisconsin and
Lower Missouri ana Upper Mississippi Valley. A
marked rise reported from NcwYnrk northeAstward
to Mane elsewhere It has remained nearly Stationary
fidicGiiOus
For New-Ep yand, rising proceeded by falling barOm-
eter winds shifting 20 westerly, stationary tcmpora
turc partly clOuuy weather. with occasional snow.
For the Middle Atlantic States. cloudy or partly
weather with occasional rain along the coast
north west winds, stationary higher temperature
slowly rising barometer.
Oadi0ndyV Signals
CautOuarY signals continue from Macon 20 Cape
Henry, aud arc ordered for ludauola,
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
rpIHIrVr L0C.L OpsEPvATIOVS

TRIBUNE OFFICE. March TO- a. m.-Afer the fall
yesterday morning the changes IN tho barometer were
slight. Cloudy weather generally prevailed, with snow
after 10 a. m. until late during tho third quarter
About 9la inches OF fell The temperature rapCed
between and 800. the average (2Jbsl being 1879
lower than The same day last year. ana 1OAo lower
than OnNondaY.
Partly cloudy Weather, with slightly higher tempcr-
ros may be expected tnis city and vicinity to-day
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
N4VIeA7IoN OPEN ON The LAKES

CLEVELAND, Ohio, March 9.-The Michigan
Central steamer Northwest leu Detroit this morning at
030 O'Clock and arrived here at 540 O'Clock this after
noon. she is the earliest arrival record. by more
than Week.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
Az oFFIcEAL REsIGNs.

PTTsBURG, Penn, March 9.-E. X. iIund-
man. general superintendent Of the Ptsburg Division
OF the Baltimore and Ohio Rtirosd. has resigned. He
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
LATEST SHIP NEWS.

PORT OF NEW.YORK. ARRIVED MARCH Q.
Str Manhattan, Kelly. Richmond CITY Point aud Horfoik,
Old Dominion Ss Go.
str General Whitney Ialett Boston. TO II Dlmocx.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10

The genuine Asbestos Roofing Is the only
reliable substitute FOR tin IL cost only about one-haf
much. fully durable. Is nrrrrOOf, and can he
easily applied by anyone. II. W. Johns Manufacturing
Co., 81 Madenlane, Hew-YOrk, are the sole manuiao
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10

30 ner cwt sugar 27 per cwt soF Cuba Centrifugal POLAR
ding 06S aud e36d Cuba Musoovado Fair Rei ing soas
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10

Ii is impossible to remain long sick OF out Of
hea th where Hop BtteTs are used.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10

DIVISION OF LABoR-Aunt Mary "Well,
Tommy snail carry your bat aud cricket stumps for
you r. Tommy: "No, aunty. tanksl Me tarry bat aud
'tumps 90 tarry me P-lPunc
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
Special Nollccs
AnLnfe-t Ifn.llions Ir

al Latest Fashions IN
THE NEWYOKK WEEKLY FASHION BAZAR
ont SATURDAY March ~. Price cents.
splendid number. Containing the first chapters Of Nj.
BraddoB new story Just A" Also tie spnng fashions
for misses and children. New spring visiting and street cos
for ladies'. -Four ELEGANT reception dresses fash
in jeWerY and hair dlesss Patterns oi lace iabey "oFk
aud embroidery.
The paper f. for sale by all newsdeaers. Price cents
Best Breads for tie best bie Try % I'D. Circulars q ee.
HEAL FOOD Co. - 4ti ave.
BibIlOtbeca Curiosa.
BANGS & Co.. AUCfION EEKs 130 ani TAI Br1atFaB
VII sell MONDAY March 10. and the following days, the
second portion of The
LIBRARY OF ANDREW J. ODELL, ESQ,
Comprising on extremely Interesting alt most valuable col.
lection Of RARE, CU uOUs and STANDARD BOOKS. ia
every department ot Literature. among which wihe fonnd
choice editions of The CLASSICS. WORKS on HISTORY, BE-
OGRAPuY. VOYAGES and TRAVELS RARE Old ENd.
BLACKLETTER BOOKS .PRiFArELNrhINrED
BOOKS ROMANCEs. MYSTERIES. FARcE5, &C. ana
an exceedingly important collection fthe most valuable
works on BrBLIOGRAfHY. LITERARY Hi-rORN, and
TIE HISTORY OF PRINTING AM WOOD EN1 HAklNGs
Disciples OF Christ,
2-tA 1t nrar EIuhisF ~,
GOSPEL PREACHiNG TONIGHT
By the Rev. JOSEPH BRADFORD tLhAFLA
Come ana bear, believe All obey the Gospel
Frauci. .. Smith1- Beat story,
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
nh .rOrK l4KKrrs-BY TELFaRApH.

UrrFNto March 9.-CArrF- Receipts today. 50j head
total for i. ur,a thus fl $500 uct1 Tor me time
last week 476U nr1l through. $50 cars market
qurt -'ly good rrI'c' I'm request ch rug nsny oi
foor to uour qualify today sales OF Fair 60 Medium az
LD4-I 5u Nixol Lot4 -a -J IS 20 oxen, - 4rt 10
surIr Ayu i,Ms-lccciuts TODAY. l4'V head toal Tor
ruO bead c0rsgucd through market steftv and
frrn ruu hf demand good NJ Fair Co Good WcVc
sheep 30 - 5od-j 01 Choice offering Western Lambs.
-E.reipts toav $50 head Tor the week thus
tar for the same time last week. 1873! head
cois1urd through 81 market steady Win isr De.
si ~ rIo,c = IS. Piet 80 i5asl2 o.
-0U bend. movement suVg sh rnd prices J0 luc .uNrri
Mixed Packing - luo - 30 choice H'avy, - @'de4 10
lt.hf staFi poot many ~ he lower grades unsold
CArIlE-Keceipts iAuo hell Shpmrhie, lVp heHnt
fort,-a llor1 with air demand md business tt -
5O. Common Cool shipping slow and easy t3 lOe
co. butchers arm s So so 4f4 Soektrs. 81 frt %
srer and I'm good demand fun prices. The Journals Ton
aun .sUach rays: cattle. liberal offerings values barely
grades were scarce 5hrep % goOd demand
u full prices.
Et,l lnf.rY Penn March o. Receipts. 3s3 head
OF local up through socS supply light and generally Com
mon Medium 90 quality suuchauReh rom yes.trllI
fr, lhlpuing IOdr5 Fair 10 Good Butchers, = %
os 9O Common. 43 dfj 20 Bulls. lat COWS and Siags
~ Is oe<l 30 ~ toiav. ao9 head --... - -
Receipts 1879 head Workers. 81 1884 30 Phila
"ys,gefr-Receius head market active prices p d
t1',- MARCH p-iioGs- Higher on Light Grades York
, "a elinorrs ludSi 80 Packing. Sid*t - Butch
@ 10 Fancy "a 35asl % receipts LOO head shipments
Sar1IFTn active demand cHccoding the supply prices
strong Cho'ce to trtrt 94ppng J" "aso ~ "so 600 20 '
Cows and Heifers g. 1854 So" C,r1ed Texans ~ oOas4
r.cspts LOCO head shipments. 100 head
SuFer- finn aud changed supply hghL htte uohe .
rocelpts. 100 heaCi shlpmot Is. 700 mead
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
HAVANA MARKET
HAVANA March q.-Spanish gold. 23iId2at sugar and
Exchanges unchanged.
rrRoprAN MARKETS.

EUROPEAN MARKETS.
1yrsroot March oPok,Pr@c Mess Eate5a steady i}
duh at Dod' short kn dnu al 81, u long & 'i'si' st
@ At 49, shoulders stcadynt "a. heef-inaa hes- dnll
i 81 ar EFIa Prime Wsstprn West Hu dull at
steady mmso at SS y Srt''sS at S fne da al IT, cee
Fni"F,tra STATE steady at 81. Wheat spner. No -
dnl at 07i., ~pune 40 =. dali >! II Sew WIN.
Ter western. duh at d.. New southern Winter steady
steady al Jghd. CotiOn,eed O-leLow Ameii'Ah' iohe
II ] %aTs' IT, E'G%12" S ION iSs at Week '1 i9cu All Atlantic ports
n 56 ors omplcnc ports $4,000 qs: from other sources
oI Mirch u $50 p Breaestufs dun wheat
1864 i a. per GENIAL lor average aiotnm Wmtc La
ii I'd ior suorua Cub; ! 81 ~ for ked Wesle[',
Spnhs' m"" tIs rn DAYS wcre 90 cenals ncndug
@ 61o cuta American. rhe market ior Yarns ana Fabrics
At ',NH11m,nr March g-ietroeun. lss paid l5',
francs er ,o5 ne p1.e1a P2iG A@iSSR asrs. 20 porp,s
BgrMsN March 9.-wilcoN Lard closed yesterday ut 421
"iIsS ostoN , MsrS oTe lime Ers, review Of
me ~, nome lrtsm wheat az o county ~ f.eis wc.e
generally scaniy. farmer having been occupied viii neil
Il en- pretty active Ia tho Provinces but u iopon DE H.
serve sn WI by mers restricted salc' Last We - o1e ng
pric's ero main taino The nrryis Of fnglish
Wheat in Marx Lane have been modtIate aid hs o1o'
Wc, alry bcr Opinions rciat We 10 he courc o, pIces
cnt % fo,g heif was ony quoted Al Oh cheaper last
feet safes OF any asa Gua t Iis on ys Ss
foreign supplies Maze IN SonSennence oi se't5itA; Lr
mn
~ is uunn the MAGNITUDE 0f American shipments The ar
Ilyai. al nor ca have been small BUYERS are h'aing
M m op,rt,tio Of selection from the heet now dpe
but owing TO the exrome hrnuess of holders mi prices "ee
sd when saleS occurred The few arrivals 81 Aahe were
nulckIv .od at M Very nttle business was do
In Wnca ARRIVAL despite the moe accommodating OILS
nnsitsn of American holders Aus ralia pretty ic,y
offered reasonable prices Maize WAS In very lmic 0e
nand ned Ia price, the sales ot Ebgh1h Nlei,
ias week 2j3O qrs iis ld per against 4iool
0rs ID q the correspondents week last year
hr mpOrs tho United kingd IN during the Wcek ending
Fn ruay - 176 3i Cwt OF Wheat and 8T67S cw o
LivrarocL. March g.Cheese. II per cwt for the bes
grades Ot American. -.
iOSpoS, March "a p. m.-Linseed OIL. e27 per ton
Calcutta Lmseed. 5i6d per Spirits Of Tur2entine
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10

To sold by auction without any reserve Whatever 40
CfIiCk ERfN6 HALL. FRIDAY and SAft NDAh EN IN.
mos. MaIrh ~ and iJ
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10

MR. J. ABNTR HARPER's ENTIRE COLLECTION ~
oil AND WATER COLOR PAINTINGS.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10

Reserved seats Tor the sale he had Al The Art Rooms o
Of Mr. = T. AVERY e6 ofh Who VII assist n the man
agemen and viii execute orders 50 purchase free Of CHARGE
GRO A. LEAVGrT & Co. ...... r. somervlie. Aucuoneen
Population Of Ncw York cities and Towns IN THE
TRIBUNE ALMANAC. - ecuts by mai.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
The Harper Collection.

NOW on EXHIBITION DAY AND EVENING ~ thi
Leavitt Art Rooms. slT BroldwsY.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10

T0yrov Morch9-W Wool-At the Wool sales on Montay
tho following were the transactions. First sale l,l31
bales Port rLup Fleece. ls lOd as Ia secured Is
.i gs adl. Greasy. Is Hd Ql- 3D. Locks and Pieces
GLtals. nd Lambs Ia. ad secured. ls lod as -ti
Gr.i-r ris ld. SO bales Cape and Naal-Feece ls
d. 9d. rla lld. ~courcd. u lu+d 0.s. I'd. Greasy
Oi oIs aI; LOCKS ana Pieces. "a u.s. 3l 70 bales
Adelaide Scourtd ls 3D. MS p 2t GREASY. Sod 1ls idj
Locks and Pieces T.1I0f- Lambs GREASY. l'.iLd5 2d
s57 bales Sew ZeIlsut-Ileoce a. 3d. a. Greasy lud
IT, 3D.. IocSs aud Pieces 7conren. Is. 2l ais inqL Sc
SECURED is tLd dls ods Greasy. Hid.0lld.: Lambs.
ia ala. 4qd. 7lS bales New south Wales and Queens
IIni-FI,ccc.l G+da2-. 4-d.; Is ID = li# Greasy.
bod. L. 7t~. Locks ana Pe-ca ledl~. 30. GREASY,
la -, ala I'd; bales Ncfouan-Flceco, lA IL l2l n
- -i Secured is 5d.fls. lnLd; GREASY, IT, 9gs SD
4. a.: .I b1Ie4 Naal-flcccc t. ~; Secured Is ID o
D.. 0d Greasy fls Lf- 90 bales New Hea.and-teece.
U.s. I'd ais. SIGH; ~clurti, Is 3sL 4ls li tiretHyl
lu iai. Iocts aud pecrs Is 81 Is 4gi. bales ot
-uncrcs priced rhi. evening 900 bolcs in about
equal proportion al leatilg descriptions were sod with
mn u-t,inel spirit nt fully previous rates.
March 9.N oOi-Acuyc AMI Urn, with m
ruuar4 Tendency Medium Grades higher. ONO FtnnsNl
vtuia and West Nuguia-NN and above 55H)ec% y. 30e
ffff'ul Coarse 5j 4yOc. New YORK, Mcii
Msun ODds4iat.. Coarse % 456c' ashcd CombnR and
Uriai.t fino Washed Drunc and NN. 57c6oci Motum
Washed tomliug gul Doauo. d0olc Coarse 10 do, 90,
bIdfic: Canada Washed COmhnt 0f1ic. lub washed
fnolce -uo, Far 651G.c; Inwn hei tombug and Do
lluc-M Medium tnwas1ci C0milug and uelanc 45dis Tci
Pine or ami Xxx 81 f0c Medium t50i- Ic. Course 401
$40. Dark Ea.thy. Uuwa hel tothna-tnc 21a3aci Me-
rIrri C.ar-a oregon n f't.. IT O.
iun l0atjr 4u1 &c.. New Mexican and colorado
2-o30 Pull.d-tv'ra Menno, 5O1toci euper, j5o6Jci
aI
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10

BY rnE Mosr REYovNRD MoDEnN MAsTERs.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-10
po., nyce Nottrc

Post once Noucc. .
Msrch Is ESQ viii Gloss At tl. osis OF III fsDHY 81
l3l ?. Tor EuroDe by ste m.l9 Wi-consn va Que rs
iOwn on MEDN ESDAN. at $50 =. IN for Europe. by
Steamship Plrhava Queenstown, llfC l,DA1 at 1880
mouth CneDours al Hmourg eofr,foaaeare fof Gies.
aiitan ana .i' i Sva i,Sn M th ns J % o ana
SAII kDAN az i.3e o.. Ter Europe hY steamship city
of Richmond Queenstown lc,rresnondencc or Gcruanv
and must soccsy aadrc~s,i and at Iso
Cor scotland direct sieln sip CIcaia VIA glasgow. and
and Bremen Tnc mai. Tor benmrk sweden and Norway
arr spaIc neg 0F ia ~ hromrn siea, - oh ins
arch 10 The m2ils OR Havana leate Sew lors Narh
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