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New-York tribune., 1880-01-07

Exports OF Dressed Poultry ~ pkg, and ~ PSF 81 an
There are quite receipts II live poultry ana ,hs
s,ov and weak The U dressed poultry mere l.
the receipts Light but win wafin camp s,e
are only taking enough them from day 10 us
On nnsSet and unsat sfacicTy market The supply y pl
cipalv Western freight tOcK and is gCnrIal} ~ ~ ~
dor Quail are plenty and lOgcf but aIc solns LILY ~
tafions Patridges In quite heavy supply an GUNS ~
rouse arr less pcnfy than other Kinds OF game ana ar m
fatr rcouest a II for unirawn birds Wild ducks are
no a. penfy as they been. but prices rule ne oN
pabbt ID hares abundant and iul WIG lloiS
have rather sale az easier prices Nens has Deen V"
lawnd IannarY 1. Qn0iaii0ns:
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07

Recelpts Beans. l.232 pkgA; Peae l5,1OO
bush Ihe receipts light but The demand is
hight the market dull with prices scarcely
nominal Marrows are held raer stronger at the
moment any kind though the hg er prices asked
have cheo sed the business 10 large exeLt car oad ~
Re Kidney 81 75 but most % the sook Is held
al HIGHER figure Black weak ana unseiued Il Is
dfcu effect at quote tons Very few Pea Beans
wanted and prices lower 20 sc Green Peas aIe very
onlel Few Southern Black Ele Peas selling prices 10
n,nir, al,n afnalY QnOlatlOna:
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07

Receipts for the week. 1910 boxes ias week 2ooG7
boXes corresponding week last year, lS,O4 boxes tx
ports for the 2b,1J2 boxes; same time last yeai
30 55 Liverpool cable quotatons steady al oss
date last year boxes Liverpool Is reported TO have
IA III boxes against 900 boxes same time last year
and London boxes increase Of only 800 boxes
over year The estimated stock iOt Now OK nIe
oslde of this CITY Pennsyvania Illinois Wisconsin,
iowa and Ohio 54 OO6 boxes not one half OF the
smouni whicn was this time last year.
Upon Of these figures and The fact that there
Continued export and home consImp
ton holders getting very hrm in their Views md looks
as boom" had started AT tho moment there
n good doing IN pretty nearly all ades but par
tcuarly grades which can be bought at l3c.
ana under and the feeling is strong and buoy:
ant strictly fancy parcels are not 70 be had
below Is &C. while pets and specials are heid ~ 1870
good, today az l3al3oc and 1870. has been obtained In
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07

FRUITS Apr uxRkfxs-FnfsH =.
Export Apples sio5 bbls. Ths weather
II il dsrRcph u ind any REILLY ohoise lots The
ss wsstn,ss 10 dsy Grsps quite abuldsni du and
lower Rasist stock not now wanted Hw gAiforuis
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07

doing IN them TO quotirg There Il q yey LIZ
for Oranberres for home coninpt on eut ,ms
trade s eO,d ans keeps the market about stes
% Rerries are he s2 so but we hear OF no al.S
above - 87 Florida oranges are not very PIE " an az, 4,
are tew really GOOD Offering BRIGHT gooo SIC H
sa,eable at tor ations but small rusty fiut rs o
Quotations: 80
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07
LIVE rorLTEr
vgGETAHi.g-

Exports of Potatoes 10 DDl. o onions = pkgs There
q igh for Irish po aoos ard te uatEet Us dul
aud weak sweets selling Vciy ffey. but pncea ar
eld about steady Onions moving Osy al unchanged
rrcs Russa rnip- in light request favor the buyer
t1nash has fair inquiry rather hrmcr prices Quoa-
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07

aes ~ vaIepcs Oranges were sold at SO O5 Ss7 257 bbs
Amera Grapes So ass So 300 boxes Florida oranges a'
S2dS3 80. shipments-C0rn, 26,8Jb bush.
LOUIS jan 6.-fl0ur steady and unchanRed: Nheat
No Red FaiL 81 81 2 bid cash ~ 80 January
81 3g4Gfl Spg February Al Al S0Sl f2is Mafcni 30
do. Al % bill Corn at 50 a3l ic cnsl; 5'ae IAN
uary 3SAQ3-.c. February; 40isd4OAc March 45Ac
NAV. Oas duh 81 81 cash. no options I'VE mgtI as M
and anged. Pork firm az Sl5 %
eskcd Lard auef 7S7 G7irc Bulk Meats dull crlots
OF sh,llders 410a4i5c; Gear Ribs. 6t5GHo9ci Clear
Slces GS5aG.g5c. Bacon dull aud nominal Receipts
Flour 5000 Dns Wheat. II 900 Onsh Corn 33Voo 1usni
G0oO hhls; Wheat bush Corn $500 bush; Rye
5000 bush; - a..
sry 42'q March. q 457s; May 81 81 Hcecte q w
Westorn Amber 81 81. Corn Quet High Mixed ~ PC:
40 2 May &c; No White 49'fc; oats dnll No. =
held az IS &c 38bc. bid Clover Seed STEADY Mammoth
e5 O Prime OH; No .. 81 g. Dressed Hogs 90 %
TO arrive At the CloseWheat dul, and lover 10 hea
Winter epo 81 % February 81 ~ March, 81 442 :
Ap.il ~ 47i4 May 81 asa Corn dull ana lower; 30 =
May, 46sic Re- eipts-WhesL 10000 bush Corr ~. W
bush: oats, bush. snpments-COrn, l2OOO Barley,
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07
pvpnTra AM yilTs-pgIED. !.

pRUlIs. BRRMgt Asb suTs-phlED' 49,.
Dried Fruit tor tire week, t6l pkgs win ~ 45
of Pssiuts $40 pkRe OF Pecans EIkorts OF Drie
Apples 500 Is continued dnne.s Ia the narket
fof Of dried fruits both evsporaed ana sun
dried prices less nominal Apples can only
be sold by shading pcss though the stock on this
market not heavy enough " make any very great
si held with confidence and all de-
siTsbe Iots are reach below quotations. Small fruits
very ouet held steady There is fair demand fof
PEANUTS unehsn red pcos Hickory Nuts quite neey o.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07

are ew really good lots Offering hIlsh so9s & raned
saeaDe at tor quotations. Dut siAi IuAtf A'"'' 80 NV
Quotations ....- 20
.r,t.. Raldvrps Fair 10 Choicest OOaS' ~
XXI 81 bOdS2 rs DO. jersey. fancy s,,-
Do Grcenngs.... Zod ~ IN llo
DO. Spitzcnbere.. OOG d % Do1OOu 'eS r,oi1o w
GraBes. Catawba, = - OitnEcS% ,,o%
case---..---..-- : oV@ D W Si,a,ce go 5Od 4 90
81 fa,c, mi 5Oa co Do 20 GOod- OO9 . "
Choice uOa > - Du' bu'I D"i '''
DO East'Tu round
hoped Fancy. 5OO1 3 ~
HOvs. ooo ,.,,..
pocein,s for the week 4SS bales last week. OO9 Dsl.s
coreSnopdng week last year 1871 bales Exp0is r ss
Neet - bales The first week after the toluays ~ ~
s5h very lt;Ie trade st there ia some rinc- % =" @
nri and Al the moment H hard o. boy below quDl
0d Hops re pretty thoroughly cleared ou' EnolV "a
vircs report essential chanbc III ANY VI '-'
Quotations; 49,, ,,a,o
state Fancy no BAR BAR 10 20 FIr' '9Si5
Choice. - dc ~, al
10 Good % Prime. .Si d3b Do 10 oVv| ''-''
10 air 90 Good...... .30dS4
VtTIs SKINS. -
The warm has he n very unfayo!aDe o, I'm iran
with sone reuce vaiues stl eXisiing Ort"
pers ami collectors AMI exporter' go2d, arc ho' Ai
Very freely OuOt ttiOns for prime skins Ohi{
10 size
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07
EGGs.

Receipts the week 27s7 pkgs a't week. sdys IEgs;
correspondng week last year. 26lO pkRs WIN warm
ntydraSle weather an exceedingly light demand and free
arrivals Of fresaId Eggs both from the south and west
trade ls almost at standstl Nobody apparently has conn
dence enough the situation 20 purchase any
lets no offered At Receivers are
nearly pressing their stock ON the market ana are Vany
seek an outlet outside poiu Al NJ 10
dav nentv Of Strictly Western offered at 2Oc
Win no bSyers Held LINED Eggs not wanted
st any mice Quotations certain extont nominal as
there are no transactions upon which 10 base them quota
New-York tribune., 1880-01-07
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUN121 PRODUCE
For the week ending Jan. Z, $50
rFxpressly for TnE y. Y. TRIBUNE reporter


y. y.
GsnerGl Directions
send only good articles freight an1 Ote- expenses eat
M poor goods everything IN good order An atacVe
look secures examination and oen makes safe "heIe
dirty package sOveny appearance taus ftcE secfe
so thar the motion will allow the contents a. change ABOUT
Tse plenty OF clan drJ hne.cut straw wtn eggs. Marx
plainly with DGia stenotpae Is Dest-aDl 2e cJnt.ns
on me box barrel stating the amount sB1 send letter
M he same time stadng what Il rent tie ronte ue etc
An uvoce should also DO incloso0D ito barrel OF Dof
number OF packages Sscure Tor Youfse
inc reputation goods Ia beat shape. 90 thai your
e. in dem quG
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and for the heartiest agreement upon whatevre fl
candidates the majority should put up against the
common foe. Since then the tide of disaster has
been turned back; every doubtful state has been
won, and the omens for National victory were never
more cheering.
THE TRIBUNE'S POSITION.
OF The Tribuncs share in all this those speak
most enthusiastically who have seen most of the
struggle. 1t will faithfully portray the warming
phases of the campaign now beginning. 1t will
and Public Faith may select the man surest to win.
and surest to make good President. But in this
crisis 1t can conceive of no nomination this party
could make that would be preferable to the best
that could possibly be supported By the Solid South
and Tammany Hail.
The Tribune is now spending much abo and
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MIRACLES IN IRELAND.--The excitement
about the miraculous cures at Knock, in
ireland, says New York SWn correspon-
dent, increases, and more than O dozen
persons have already sworn to the appari-
tions at the chapel on the 21st of August
last which brought such fame and impor-
tance to this little corner of Connaught.
Cures are related of all kinds and degrees,
and wrought on patients of every station
in life. The daily scene inside the chapel
is decribed is one of the widest excite
ment. Men aud boys are to be seen prop
ped on the shoulders of their fellows
detaching with knives small particles of
cement from the chapel wall, while hats
are held out from below to receive the
tiniest fragments rs they fall. Now and
then the buzz and humble of prayer is
interrupted by the cry, GA mirsetc!"
Another miraCle!" and the congregation
gather round some fortunate cripple who
has kicked away his crutches, or some
blind man who is shouting at tho top of
his voice, my sight is coming back to
|" People who have found the waters of
Lourdes Of no avail are going away daily
blessing the health giving properties Of
the cement torn from the chapel Of
Knock.
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Brave Women.

The extraordinary courage of the Alba
nian women has been displayed over and
over again in the history of the country;
but one of the most celebrated instances
was that recorded of the branch of the
Albanian people represented by the
Suliotes, when they were besieged by Ali
Pasha in 1892. The Suliotes formed q
semi-independent confederacy, compris-
ing 66 villages, in the Districts of Mar
garita, Paramythia, and Janina. Up to
the time of Ali Pasha they prided them
selves on the regularity of the payments
of their dues to the Porte. But the in
trigues of the cunning old Yell, who
wanted to get the whole of the spGhilik of
Suli into his greedy hands, soon reused
the people into rebellion, and they COM
menced their glourious and lensthed war
against the far greater resources of the
renowned Pasha. The latter, by means
of the duplicity of which he was such n
ConSummate master had entrapped
Tzavella, one of the Suliote heads of
houses, into his power, and then laid siege
to the town of Suli. He endeaVored by
bribes to induce Travella TO turn traitor.
Cunning here met his match; the crafty
Suliote pretended compliance, and even
left his own son., Foto, in Ali Pasha's
hands as hostage. He returned to Suli
under pretcnse of betraying the town,
but on sooner had Ike arrived than he sent
letter of defiance to the Pasha. Ali
then assaild the town, and it was here
that the heroiSm of the Albanian women
bet ame SO conspicuous. MoSko, the
wife Of Tzavella, and mother of Foto,
showed prodigies of valor during the
siege. She broke open some cartridge
boxes with hatchet, and then loaded
them on the other women, and rushing
into the trenches, distributed them a.
mong the Suliotes. Ali threatened to
roast alive her son Foto; but she replied
she was young, and could have other
children and that she would eat bit OF
roasted flesh Of her son rather than betray
her country.-BIGck,ooOd Magazine.
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A Disseminated Baby's Diary.

January Just born. Here's lark
Papa does not seem very pleased, though.
February Every night Papa walks up
and down the bed room with me when l
sQueal. l always squeal, must do some
thing.
March Nurse is a spiteful thing; she
sticks pins into a fellow Oh purpose.
April AFTER all one may weary of the
bottle.
May II wish 1 could cut tooth, I'd
bite nurse.
June What nuisance it is to have
relations who keep on saying "Ketchetty
ketchetty," and dig into your ribs with
their forefnger When grow up III do
it to them and see how they'll like it.
July There are three babies next
door got the measles. get nothing it's
awful dull.
August 1--One Of the babies next door
came in to see US to day, and heard ma
say: "He hasn't got the measles now?"
"No," said the babies ma. There's q
greedy sneak for you. Left 'em at home!
September Nurse drinks something
out of u black bottle. I've caught her at
it. It isn't the same that's in my bottle
either. If was bit bigger I'd change
EN-.
October BLESSED if this aint q nice
go, some one called to see ma and pa, and
they said it was uncle, and they gave me
to him to kiss. He didn't kiss me with
what you might call a good will. They
asked him again, and then they gave me
to him to nurse, and he pinched me.
November This is worse than ever
Why here's another baby now; and they
say he belongs to our house, and they're
not going to send him away. Don't even
know how to feed himself with bottle.
Well, of all-never mind.
December l-Got to sleep in the same
crib with him now. Wait till he goes to
sleep-Ill fix him? He's beast
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but no dcflnit understanding wna arrived nt Gs
to tho manner In which these nrrcnragea ahn,i!
he collected. Mrs Fl. II. Bnhbitt wAH appointed
country solicitor.
T1tAnE ANn EAtDit.
A joint meeting Cf tho two factions into which
tho Trastc and Labor Council was divided last
winter wna held yesterday evening at tho hnll
Nh. CLARK STREET. The Chair WAS occupied by
Mr. u. II. Parsons rs Temporary Ffcss-
reaains hy Charles i. Wheeler, ths Ten, Ten;
consItuto "rsiISt .u uch diners hut slightly from that
of tho old Cn.lnctl.. Tho constitution was car
rfef With nn amendment to tho effect that the
,lnnlv Of tho at,cEcty bu changed to tho TrAslo
n1ls1 I.abDr Assembly.
rho meeting thcn proceeded 70 effect = per-
mnnent argnnfzauon, WHICH resulted ~ fo!l0ra:
ni,!ent " II wa
Ing secretary. Charles s.. Wheeler; Trcnsurcr,
i. Dchn: Financial scorntary. q. kn1: statta.
flc!at, 4. j. MDrRAn;, Executive flonrt of
Trustees. Ed Irwin, G. Aahcnbreucrs nnd George
Rogers.
Council With n roll Of Its delegates, with their
addresses, the number Of 1t,embcrs In Eued
MIR. Morgan chilled tho attention OF the Asscu-
bly, to tho fact thHt he Ind received from TIM
TEtde anil Labor Council of Ncw. York somo
t}0Nl circulars tlenOttncinR tho LoriIArt concern
mud inviting wUrkingtnen tO abstain frum chew.
tnK their tlI1'taE or other seductive brands OF
chewing tobacco.
Indy Inviting tho Assembly to Join In thetr. pro-
posed picnic., but the matter was orslorcd laid
upon tho table.
, 1880-05-07
THE COUNTY-DUILDING.

THE Committee on Public Service mot yester-
day, but did not take UP the question OF tho
equalization OF sAiArtts, Commissioners Co.
burn and Clark. tho sub.Commtttee appointed
to Eepors upon tho advlsabillsy aud expenso Ut
l1lukiug tho asked-for changes, haye their 10.
port III sratlnoss, but will not submit 1t until
full lneet!nx Vt tho Committee Gun bo bud.
Tue Coinlnlttce on Jail aud Jail Accounts yea
tefIuy 0ptned tho bids for tho paving Ut tho
JUL yards: itay Whttuey wero tho loMrst bid.
with usphalt TOR e.:9 per yard, u. with thu
block pavement for $lss6 per yar!i and to put III
the necessary catch haaIIia Ut f. ~ each. Owing
u tho a0seruc of several members of the Com.
!n!ttee an! thu fact thAt there = dltforunoo Of
ssble, The b.s,o, whole ,,,, matter was Ros'peaed
next Baturday. To payu the yard
with asphalt will cost about 81, LOO more than to
lay down tho block pavement, and. should the
Committee decide 10 use asphalt, tho work will
ha similar to the pavement 1t the Junction Of
MichiEan avcnue and Eighteenth street.
COMMISSIONER CLAAx yesterday afternoon
opened his heart in assisting two destitute
, 1880-05-07

OETtCTTTEs ENpgR ANp Loy0 ycstert]nY hr.
rested Charles Fry, Nuns Fruy. nllas chanulef'a
n0tnrtous colorcd 1nnn. who Is wanted for tho
larceny Of some lampB, silver spvo1n and forks,
1 ~ M sae''as, a"a r"'s u ~. 1,a..s,, ,"sern
from mr. ~. Maefay. % o. H . ", nu..'or@ s. 1r
tho gooxta were recovered Mt Ftccinan's
pnwnahopt No. 6al West Madison STREET, and ut
Lows shop TN stMte strret.. p1rtton OF tho
nnrthwcst corner of Twelfth street and Wabash
nsyenne. s, tut the loss was novor reported Mt po"
H. Frt,x n. y ov,ott. r,o,s rbomn1on.
0rsnn r. Hn,,; ;hwnrth' nn,i I. W"inz. thn fsnt,
Win 1nva Icnt, an tra bcfnr,, ,;sti:o i;ravfoi,
fnr snn1 Sova m Al m, rharyc nj rnnsniritie r.,
,fnfrni,1 Ezr, a. Tniruttnt, iii of $a5i If, th
sale of niu,hcr ri shares Of stpck III tho ,iby
dax M, q wcre I'LL nx"r to tio Grnns % Crt in
sy - - n,