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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-05-09

Oriental LODGE, No. 453. Stated commu-
y munication upon second Thursday night OF
each month at Hall In Masonic Temple.
Chas Dawes, Sec. W. A. Galbraith, VIM.
MASTERS LODGE, No 24l..--Stated commu-
NJ nicatiOn upon third MOnd y night OF each
month at Hall IN Masonic Temple.
T. L. McCroSkey, Sec. II. w. Hall, VIM.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-05-09

HEUR DE LION COMMANDERY, No. o.
" Stated conclave upon second Monday night
OF each month; meetings for drill upon Friday
night Of each week, at Hall In Masonic Temple.
S. j. Todd, Rec. f. Bolli. Lie.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-05-09

DEARL CHAPTER, No. A, II. A. M.-Stated
cOnyocatiOn upon first Monday night of each
mOnth-at Hall in Masonic Temple.
s. j, Todd, Sec W. A.Galbraith, HIP.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1880-05-16
Cincinnati. sunntag, ben 16. @iai 1880.

den ieood; oenn feline Graft uar pernih'
tet. Mm 25. Suli 1879 fano man ibn IN
elmer Wiostauer 2nsipe toot untsr benz
Siihe liegen.
sSn leinem Sohinl1eioen absr erlebte
Der einit 10 genidle, oann ldnea UergeiIene
Riinitlsr &. feline Nuferitebuna man ere
innerte iih ieiner iriiheren Beriibmtbelt
uno be 3situnaen aller 2dnoer 8eoadten
oes ruIlildlen Malers.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1880-05-16
MiherInrndi If

.@as fdat S6m siu, auf msinsm Sasb.
oebiet su pilosrn?"
.0sr5sibsn sic, Serr Gjraf i6 badte !:
lsben nno leben laIien, uno oa I9oB i'd ben
palen. ...."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1880-05-16
Sic aeisiqe SerrIdaft.

Ri9enora9oner: ,9lee absr, sSrau
S6ul;e, oas sloObsn sc mid, pie meme
Serri8aft ssi3ia is @eitern bel Die Soiree
mYbten uae bseoe SoAter aui eenen Gla=
fiere ipielen.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1880-05-16

Serri6aft 8ei8ia is @eitern bel Die 5oiree
nlgBten uae beeoe Sohier auf eenen @laz
fiets ipielen.
-Ans SO. 81 bes Grfurter Nasem.
Mns. ,SroBe Meblull rmer uno
i9one Sanarisnlueibden 5u berfaus
fen." Sin nur anltdnoiass Wfaoden
ODER iuuge Mittpe ipiro in eiue Srints
bale aeiudt." - Serr Sennins empfehlt
,islbtgeldlaat Sn Der
Griurter 3tg. go. 81 lelsn mir, voaB Der
0teitbabn seaeniiber ein Sdbipanenp a r
bereits l3 @ier geleat." 9Seld Elm lels
teaes Yaar, belleu mdnnli9er She'll iid
an oem Geldaft oes GierIegeas bethel.
list !!
@eInngen iiberieBt. 2ebrer
$50, Wuloro, bepor mir beute nit oenl
iunfien Mite BON ,,gDilbe!m Sel" beain>
neu. Ielen 5ie aefdllialt nohmals ben
Sflub oes pierten."
WlDlpro: .8arnheriiae Briiber: Ralh
tritt ber Cob ben Weenihen an; es lit ibm
ssine Jrilt ssgsben &C."
,,gebrer: ,Heht gut, WDloro. Shr,
auslpra1e beliert iih iebr. oaben 81,
aud pertanoen, mas Sic eeleien haben q
Isplorb 20 la. ih babe peritanOer
Iear out: Der Menih muB itsrben raid
msnn ibm GiAts geseben miro. mas {
Ifriit.@
/ Dipttheritis. Gin NsiIpiel po,
| llsbsrtraobarstit Der Diphtbssisis AZ
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1880-05-16
Wannlgfaltigrs.

Cine S1tange nit swei 6
pfen, Die pOaitdn0ig aUsgebiloet waren,
wuroe tiirslih bel BOplar SluIF, Mo., ee-
tOotet. Oas &eptll maB 5 6uB in Gdnae.
2ehrenon ben W Winfe | II.
8ahtmeiiier vSalten sic Iid 9eraoe.
Mdller, uno leaen Sie bic Nrme an Ser
rehte Nrm muB einen rshtsn, Der linte
Arm muB einen linten @inteI bilben."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1880-05-16

perIhmano tpieoer an oemIelben Gage, an
benz es ausselteIlt woroeu mar. Gr.
fabrunesaemdB 9laubte man in Nom
ant anoeren Sage ben Gniien au lehen;
bod bieier blieb unli6tbar. Nudb an
ben foleenoen 5aeen; man puroe ilts
rubi9. beioret, ieine 6reunoe ellten aa1
ieiner Wobnuns, Inn ii4 nod ibm 3u er'
funoigen.
.Sem Serrn gebt's pohI!" lautete bic
latoniide antluOrt oes 0ieners, paber Der
Serr lit nidt su ipreheu, er lit beIhditlgt
uno ouloet feline GtDrung."
90 pergingen adt Sage, uno G. par
INNER nod nid)t aus Ieiner gebeimniBs
pouen Bebaulun9 on's Saaeslidt 9efom.
men. Sir &Om's Runitrpelt luar bds
Elm unertldrlides Rdtbiel. vOa muB et'
mas gan3 Beionoeres Dor lih 8ebenl !"
melnte man.
9lm Sebuten Sage fab man es, er bate
Elm Slpeites Bib gemalt! Cine iberles
bensgroBe ,,2ucretia" tuar auseeliellt. Nlle
gBelt mar nun nit liGb eini9 Dieie ,.2u'
eretia" lit oas @roBartioIte, mas Der &uilt
nod bisber herDoraebra9t bat, cir
Wteilteritiid bon padenoiter Gi9enartig-
felt. 9ie 9anje GiinitlerI9uft nal
in 4ufrssung uno bsi6loB, nod an
iclben Nbeno in corpora Dem eenialer
aoQeeen ein iolennes Stdnbhen 81 brin'
gen.
oWer ibm nur bnsu seislien baber
mae?"
,,8eie1en 2" Bob, bas lit feline sli9eaO
Bbantaiie !"
Rein, Oas III tein g6antoIieaebilOs,,,
iaate Elm Sritter, ,,oieie 6rauen8eitalt II
mir betannt, es lit 2ucia y"
am 5ueitsn Sage ipar aud Die r2ucre
tio" aus benz S1aufenIier perihuunben
Elm Gu9idnoer bate oas 8emdlos fir bi
Gleiai9teit bon ie1s Sauieno Qfuno Ster
ling erItonben. Says barauf erlsbte &On
bas 8uuoer, ben Ruiien nit elmer 0am
am 4rm Die Dromenaosn ourhuanbeIn 81
ieben.
! rab, ab, 2ucrstia !" sntidliipfte ss man
dem Uhnoe.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1880-05-16

Dipttberitis. Gin Nsiipiel Dor
lsbtrtruc barssit Der Dipttbssstls ou
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-11
PERSONAL.

The DEMOCRAT Office wa. honored yesterday
b, the visit Of M. Emmett L. Ross edit or OF he
Canton Miss Mail. a poet and j urnai,s,. who
Is here to enjoy our Mardi Gras Joih atoms.
Adolph Nelson. who repr, SCENTS John Glib
sons son 4 CO. celebrated pure fys whiski A.
found at Messrs. Smith Bros l. Co.. Poydras
street.
Among the many visitors now In the city ia
James Gamble E-a. of East SaRin W. Mich.
Mr.. Gamble represents the Saginaw Daily Cou
ritr. Wa were pleased to meet hita in The DEM
ocRAT office yesterday. and o learn that he will
carry back to his home only agreeable memo
ries OF New Orleans and its carnival season.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-11
THE BETHEL CONCERT.

The concert at the Upper Bethel last evening
WAS brilliant performance. aud was given BY
The Mississippi" Captain. NJ. Gibson. under
the management ofThird Officer Robt. Hurrel II.
There was large attendance OF seamen. who
have manifested very general Interest In the
3 tn, and he STRANGERS present from the
Northern. Western and other s At-s, we're
pleased wit somel hing they had never wit
messed befo ca saAmsn's concert-ani were
Impressed with its uuilueness and Its success.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-11
BREVITIEs.

pressiya They now give The nnhIIc oil, nluht
cars.
1t was universally said yesterday that Z
had surpassed himself. aud that his display
could not be improved upon.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-11

What beautiful photographs Washburn is
taking! They are the Lambert fadeless pic
lures.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-11
THE LOTTERY LIST.

The following numbers won the principal
prizes In the two dollar drawing of the Louis
isiana State Lottery. which took place yesterday
at the rooms OF the company:
$40. OOO-77 ssl.
&lW,OOW-b4 ST.
&5,OO1- 1916
81 ,OVW 20 o6s. 80 32s. 10 776. sc. 91s, a3 sss.
EaOs'-2.sl9 1895 G $40. u os5. 129o7. 81 500,
% e27 26.3ei 29o63. 80 47l. 35079. 80 465, 4S117
So 949. 50 O4O. &C. 9s7. 63.64l. 9s.725
Half Of the tlrrt capital prlz was sold In Little
Rock. Ark. The sesond priza was sold IL Chi
caxo The third capital prizs was sold in ITALIA
hassee Fla
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-11

The Aztecs have taken the arst two steps
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-14

Railroad bonds were somewhat less active the
sales being of $2,120OOO against $2,45O'Ooo yes
terday. Prices were strong during the early part
of the dav. but in sympathy with the share mar
ket. generally declined in the afternoon; the Erie
second consols selling up to s90s, from which they
declined to 80, and closed at ss1s, with sales OF
81 ,215, 600; the Hannibal and Central Missouri
seconds closed at 57l2, decline of per cent; the
Bostou. Hartford and Erie irsts were
somewhat less active and steady at 80,
fractional advance. The Chesapeake ana ONO
issues traded i'll are also higher the
currency 6s gaining 49, and the Is series 2 pei
rent. The Canada Southern guaranteed bonds are
q fract,on lower at 9Ols, while the Toledo ami Wa
hash consolidated convCrtibles ex coupon are Gown
9lo per cent. Annexed are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-14
LIYE SrOCK MARKRT.

NFw YORK, May i3.-BEEVEs-N fresh receipts and 10
traffic ~ Live tte today. Hhere Was rather more lhlnrsa
me Dressed Beef market, but prices GlOidblY
stun atd dr tlsrA auICi
n business Considerable colorado
tOid u "a
Primo Native Corn fed do % ~ 2c choicest
CO. steamers rail today TIE
Margaret with 3l Live tatr for L. c. Eastman ann tue
loo Live Cattle fOc the shipper he RaCii
liza Nl 40 Live Cate Tor g. Kahn and so lave sheep tor
j. Iat enbrcE the sOhcs-t win l2S 1--we cattle Tor
(SOd.nith WnXe and So live sheep for plloHbR0k
Iaiock the crest with l2O Live Catto 200 sheep
for IOey Gile I'D the cary Ot MOHtrel win Gdt quar-.
Of Beef 10 Catcases OF Mutton and 200 Dressed noss
" & Giiutt.
CALVEs-Kecopis were 2,O3G head-ls7G at Btb.st 1856
al Washington AaTae and - Jersey city. 1Oii
head against uOU2 head tor the COlrespund
ing ,asI week Common stock iHclHdng thin and
sppeFy Yeas aud nearly AL grades Of Butrfmk Calves
rather slow sale aud slightly Favored tue buyer but dc
cent % VCas sharp denand und had quick
the current of yosteday
the cool weather encourages butchers IN OF
Arm dressed Veal market the bnhneo oil tie week they
willing purchasers Of good stock even az the full Pee
~ SLa4Lc: Poor to Falr Voais at Aa5so. aud
iood 90 Prime at bsaeo Really Choice state venls
sold al Oc ~ 6o and some selected Jersey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-14
.on asook fell a7s per cent. Tbe mar-

-, +he Cannon sock fell SO per cent The mar
ket closed weak.
The principal final changes from the closing
..s.os Yesterday were as fouows: Declines
IIn,nos Central, Ohio Central, and Ohio and Mis-
-;s.,nrd preferred, each z per cent; Chicago, st.
: ouis and New-Orleans, Manhattan Rail-
,vsv Ontario and Western. and st. Louis
and San Francisco first preferred, l; CHI
n,sa- Burlington and Quincy and Northwest
common. each IL; Chicago and Alton, Lake Shore.
Nsw-York Central and Hudson. and st. Louis Aud
Gan Francisco preferred. 1l9; Hannibal and St.
Joseph preferred and ST. Paul common, la; Hai-
nibal and st. Joseph common and Union Paoihc,
17s Northern Pacific common, St. Louis and San
Francisco common. Ohio and Mississippi, and Allan
tie and Pacific Telegraph, each 2 Erie and Rock
Island. each gig; Michigan Central and Missouri,
Kansas and Texas gig; New-Jersey Central aud
Northern Pacific preferred 2si; Western Union,
Ola: Reading, Erie preferred, and Louisville aud
Nashville, 3; c., c., c. and l., as; Delaware
and Hudsou.. IrOn Mountain. and Paci6c
Mail. Gig; Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western and Wabash common. 37s; Houston
and Texas, 4; Canada Southern Al and Wabash
preferred, $50. Advances-Central Pacific, 81 In
dianapOlls, Bloomington and Western, Metropolitan
Elevated, and American Express. each III; and
New-York Elevated, Oh per cent.
The transactions in Government bonds at the
Stock Exchange were confined to the sale of
81 600 Is registered at last previous quotation.
District Of Columbia 3-65s were 50 per cent higher
At sales of 80 900. Following ale the cics-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-14
COTTON MAKKE1a-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL May 1$l.2o mc9tton dull oS Mid sin9
Upa Ad d g @rSqgs en- j S eESr no cc efG'
siJO bales, all AMERICAN Futas1C l ioT Sun n
ca,sr n Way , gTyerS 7, slto aG july sy
cry Gi7ad also 6sicn do July and august acHeiy
NSyembef ScivcT G4d; do Eoyember and December DO
livery 60 Dece%sSr 1Id ssn9uy delivery 'u "0
JnnT1Ty snd ay - -Hddng UPaDas Cotton
Good 0rinarv Uplands 6l'Isd ordinary upiands' 1d
Aro,s,, Nay lS-Cotten dull and nominal Mmdhne IL
2se S q r. Mid snls 7 70 les 600" '' W.
BAIInoRf May 10, oon quiet: MildlnF llaic; Low
n bales fales % bales STOCK. l0,l0i oae.- ,o-.
B0sToN IS 49, oil"n steady Mddnnr' iiSr &C.; lS nS
bales exports Great Britain lO09 bales STOCK l-oo'
esssluarox May ls-Cottpn fair demand or higher
grades Siddnng il'sllS4c. Low Mddlng il sc.; GOOD
OF paas sales 700 bales 1885 bafs
CrSclSSATi. Moy lSCOiIoD quiet hiddmg llhS; Low
sS%nemts. US bales ales bales stock 80 pays
GALyGsTqsS t MaH &C. GOOD ord.na4y VIZ net eecP
GO bales; exports TO Great Btn l-'0 oAeS' S'o'N
Of GoUsvul lscotos QUIET MG1nS Ike TceDs
NENrlIa NAY NAY. l1 500 Haes e Stock 81 S3 GslCs
oSmR May l3-Couon quiet Mladi1g ~ c ad 10y ana
dntS s bacs exports cOastwse. S97 bales raes 100
bssI; sSls YStoton quiet MddnE ll,se Low
,,dGas igc Ordinary. l0e net tS%pis dd 0e2
bales gvsss S9i eS Is baes saes 250O bales; ast
s Sssd ~ iSoS 6ass soes lo65gs P%s nat 70
cG5ns g. bales exports o0stwsr 80 oaes SS'eS LA p1S
stock !5;32s He Nav ls-Cotton quiet Miding. ll7ss
w VidIne Ii PC. Good Qrpntcy lGss my t1d
May iSCotton dp MifaSs II i AZ low
cossise 22l bajes; sales 200 oaiesi S"cA A%'
NsIss ous May lS-Ceytog Guet MiddnE u 1 81 Low
mnf lse coed 9Ti:7y S SSs sioeS 1861 Saes
sSy Nav Isootoa DSmnsl bet receipts, lSA
ba SalA sSCcS. -. ~ bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-14
TIE STAFF. Or TRADE.
-.IAnILl-- 1 L. Al Z y l. y L.

Iu. tuo MavslA-Forr steady ~h~at dun buyers ant
s - 20, bush; yer aapiy at q - Cors h,mer; "A
go" , m, H No., I'm at - DOG GIs 1 80 o." w t.tt
10 arrive ~ Sc. '%,g bn,L 49, al I%te' , ne,'
S io 1rrr@ At - g., l.wO bn,h. do; spot
pnNA,II -" 81, Nj F.. ~ M Ir,aa.d al1 frru selling At
& ,%,r,r a. pT ~ ~ a n'9 Sc FC On r' I"a
6,t,. 80 ",ne wheat neh"l a. &c; Corp. 'c CAT,
2@,s o:y E ;,, ie',, q . 75s l s r, when,
$50. No. r. ..i AID afr ~% rs5, ~:
4 ~ ,s @ V H'E ,. q 55 t% 81 NV; vs. s. 80
49, ~ J"i - aa.d JHyq7i r ., -; IA.
en- AhJr sf,aa, Nrlow sir; W." l9 1IL Gm ana
5"GiTr i,@i Lr. junk iG..l,c: uy. 4prsOi4
"ols o4: IogGr avs c ayi9 WIZ" ~ Nc t'S1 y y
quiet "nc. ii"V nre'i'ng, d lr"Y's'",: Ncy nm M
iiS"n.Gt fcrs stem o. &c. r,t'ocYm la. chacEoi.
,ncar did, = sit Lis, h.1a; q TO-. Fr E!.,s
ni, ""I wax ,n" IN S,rn .5 Gush ''''
,Icll1 Nay I5-WAtIj irIesnar: olt4,l,s hls, anal
s. 'iias@ -, Jms = g. Ju IA @o ~ i@5s' as
Mn :.Gic juno: 81 s,JHyi - &C. August. oats. quiet
DiI ~ ~ " on, ,,,l rrE custer AT u a
1I1 n ,a 40 9iqasI6 - irn,; $iOi5Gt" IL. July;
2 % ia s V c ' r jay nS ,' Neat N GOOD osGind
Cr.i .G0c. E.rs Nla9c Whisk,y steady aud unchanged
at II o. rrrghs to Bum torn, - ~ he cl.sca
Mn n 81 0! JAW COR, orms nnr not qu iaG'y hi her.
n 81 10 n j@y I aud zee liver ST ."
&i>HSA e N g So Wata sroug aud iaher Choice
~ I, Iyiut,r IrCri,t- bush;
sn,n.ri, n hi,st tt,Tn in FIR dcInunh No ?. 4UA,0
49,. -rprco Nud firm; No. MiXe Lc Rye IN good
td',.n ana shadr hirIur AZ g}r Harley nuet and un
int,., ~ T,rL EASIER nj 81 - Lard stronger GS74
,, BulE Mrsis m t,r demand an mn: shoulders Del
esi ,Hior ~ x quC Il,ar SIDES &c. NLskey steady
m; iuitrr IA NV Choce Ne rrl i;rsrrye I5al7r:
t,1,o Central OHIO i2GlJr sugar quiet Lands O7sE
~ M, OTIe.nr 7a0Sc Hogs actiy, urm and higher;
,grnn ~ 1881 10 Iiym 81 2OdSi 40: Packing 81 a.
81 '. Baers "a 5Oa ~ O roeulpis OOU head ship
800 = ., mead
Sin ~ F,our aLade hlghcr with very aclye
demapd sales nn 0os' ny ~ M az - M ~ s
No Nnlo I ,,,csa,,rrl 9i,ts sc rec and
July. - Ir WIi 'l ILL., No 3 "a jOc! 80 HiSeI
nrltE -, s,c f,vsr Seod INN and nep Iegtrd!
80; SO uo: II no. Recrnia~FhMT do bbs
i r{ing n busl, Corn 100 Oushi oats 1905 bush
Wer, ri,,,r 00O hush: Wheat 2l,OOO BUSH Corn
shipments fimuI' ~ y In.h' """S '' ~ ~
L4nO nus O" " ia Li'r I'm t,,r demnnd Wheat epened
if ~, HI,.d -, aud custIi dull No. MIwsulce
n'sr.'Ioi ; n uon,ns 40 milwaukee, cash ana Nav
Iaru "ht 'ol p'','1 30 do Ma.
~ l2s Jun ,nd ST. com nurt hui finn No p 97Lc
DO Ht'. ~, ~ qjr ilye itulet M SIN for NJ / Bnr
oats hlHt cor Pr1yisions nuirt hut finn; Mess
ley n; M al IS clsh and May $40 SIS June ard
q oCc Nav; To- June. Hogs Arm
4pSiiu,prLruA. Nav improvement, and
on boari co,etI 8 bud y 81 asked Tor So
Cora-iTcss Ruled 4gl2e. higher Penusylyana a9i pei
MSei western running aud Eran depot o2a52 Ec. ke-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-14
r1,roprAv FINANCIAL MARKETS

LONDON NAV i3-l23O y. mCOnsols 5is for lnoHeV and
a95s for = londs four ana hall per CENTS
/ Us. ex edlpon New-York Central. 1904.
IOSDOS MAY 1873 u. m-Ihe bullion in the BANK OF
England bas 0000 during the past week The
Of England TO lahiY which
ss week was 46as per cent. Console $3.50
,T money gga for the account Erie Halfway snarcs. 80.
IONDoS MAY 3-4 y. m:-Consol- 9D'iG Tor money ana
997s for tho accopns ATTAINING ana Great western nrs
morfpage trust certificates Il u DO second 324 Erlo
RAILWAY shares S77 Illinois Central: 1864; PeTnsyyanm
Cenfral b:yia Reading railroad. 25is NewHOrk Ceatal
100 Paris quote three per cent rrhtes at 30 francs
22Ls centiucs for tile account - q. 49, 90, .
nes Tor checks specie the Bank OF Francs has in
cleased ,. 81 600 francs during the past week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-14
RHannal.
81, Pau, minneapolis and Manitoba
Railway CanpalJ's
First Mortgage Sinking Fana Z Per Cant
Land Grant Gold Bonda

In cert uy with the provisions Of ths Nsrtase Deed u
rruss ecnriRg the above Bonds he un4ereod T1k
iees hereby gse notiee at 9s senas q si0e eseh -
Bonds OF - each and 259 H0nda 900 each ofth
bers specified heog. ibis IN our fay and
without preepsce t crimnRtsB teslnsted b. zoe f
OF the taoneEs asayed ns from preesss Of sales Of Lan
available TOR that Ea Bouds 90 drAyn WI
be raid on presentation at the once Of sKEHNEDf.
Gj Nliaust, Ne~-Yo<k, the hoieers thefeef
jay s1x that date infaress wiz 70
IharAn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-14

The Sub Treasury today lost So 1872. 100 on bal
ancc na,le I'D Of coin loss of So 726,1 less cur
rcncy gain, of S514.O17. THIS makes the tota
loss since last Friday, S2,4O7.564' Tue
ruling rate to-day for money was per
cent. with loans niade late in the afternoon at 4
per cent. rhe domestic exchanges on New orr at
the pacrs named are as follows: Tavana2h SEA PIG
premium; Charleston, leG4 premium; Ncw-Ol-
Leans commercial par, bank 50 30 premium; 81
Louis, 90 cents Frrlhluh; Cillca0o, 10 |eutS paw
lniuu and ISpston :}:3l3 cents discount
The Unted States Trea n at Washington to
nottes for REDEMPTION. The cusom~ receipts
were SGG7 .onG, and the internal revenue re-
ceipts. $5G9O00. The following IS tlr Cieari4g
Uouse statement to-day: Exchanges, $1b0,O71,16
balapces, SaG.5G2, 5G6. The Transactions ar the
sub treasury cnvc.ed: Receipts, 81 ,332 T9l; nav
ments, $2G71. 401; currency balance. S1,J4O'ooo;
CON balance. 1903, 227,2S7.
The foreign exchange market was very 1uef anu
without change from last previous quotations. as
follows:
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THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRDOUj&
Pr Sorah RsUsT. Yes5eIs RR5 RTi,"D1Tt
r,.,.....- ~, 10 1oa0
TRcRsDAr. May IS. 1890
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
THURSDAY. MAY 10, 1880.

ASHES-C(uet. unchanged , ~ ..oo. IA
CoFFFF-iiio DIM AMI unchanged Fair careoes ~ 40
The tone rather havrfs favor owing 70 the SLOW
ness OF trade and the abundant supply MILO GrAass go'
and unchanged .--. --....--.s -t.h a fair
export deu and -es 4202 bales 420 laat evening"
2,I2 for spnDiDg; ,lshyetea
on contract bales receipts at the ports TO-DAY %
balss agatnSI lO7 bRles this day last Eeek ann -
bales last wear september J. A60oQ3 haea aSnia'
a I,{lb all me aa1neD
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The govcriurs of the Bank OF England, at ttc'r
weekly geetlnS lr.day. nmt' no cna" sE.r ~
fore romans at 3 per cent. During re
week HE bank gained 100000 bullion, and the
proportion Of its reserve to us l.ahmIies was M
rlpa,ad to AZ per conr against 1865 prr ctnl
last week. BRITISH consUls advanced 4 q" G0'G ana
closed at 99lI Tor money and to o''id
0penrd 6s pr cent higher At 3Sli declined &c 81
and closed at 1873, while tie second cois"ls
We're 90 per cent higher in tue morning
ooh, and closed at 00l2. United STATES 4 i2' sold
at 1904, OK coupon. anu TIE - were uiI
changed at lo9t2' dh5Ie was nTca gam M
Central at 1O6, ard the rrice fnrther
advanced to 10GI2@1O7. PENNSYLVANIA Railroad
stock opened at 5jl2. ex dividend. ana Closed al
i Ss op aSfSane at was ISL RSS '' %e F de-
Central and a,lson showed gain of 81 per cent i'll
fine morning at 1904. but fell 10 100, and closed at
1902 Bur silver was without charge; at
5231G la PARIS, French 3 per cents opened at
81. I2lo and closed AT $3.50 and sight exchange on
London was 25.2Sl2 trancs to the i.
the gr0ss earnings of the following railroads are
reported:
ST. LOUIS, IRON MOUNTAIN AND SOUTHERN.
1873, e ls3 o., Inc e,c.,-,
E sSaa Tek 4, IN has lSs s inc inc ]
INTERNATIONAL AND GREAT NoETmERN.
January ..l tS.s si5sG5o Dec. 5000
MISSOURI. KANSAS AND TEXAS.
rou,,n week in May sis 1913 sdi S Inc sloioo
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE.
1879 1880
r,.s, vrec, nj Mav 754 s1}7,4nO Inc. SI9.Gl6
Ian To- MAY g.. 1886 2jiN.S9J Inc 1854
The earnings for the first week Ol May, 1880. IN
Glade those of the ST. Louis DIVISION, estimated at
SIP, 600, moi previously included.
BURLINGTON. CEDAR RAPIDS AND NORTHERN.
1879. lS|0
E,rs, week OF Man. SLEEP S,,I,3jD Inc. $1,000.
Tie receipts Of tlorr and grain at the principal
| Atlantic potts this 1874 day Oi May we've:
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# OF the Board OF DlrG S6aN F. BODY. Secretary.
THR NETWORK ELEVATED RAILROAD CO., ,
SECRETARY AND 1REAsURERs OFFICE. 7
81 RROAuWAY NY. MAJ \. SSO

NOTICE is hereby given that ii SPECIAL
~ MEETING Of the stockholders Of the New York FL
arnnd Company viii DO he'd at me once OF the Com
yany, No iIOadway, Now. YO City on MONDAY. MAY
Il. lSS at O'Clock p. M, to CONSIDER ann etrfmhe tae
question rayinS tho resoutlGn OF the Board or
II This Onpany, the St day nj May lusau wni
rrsulon VI Ills Company ~ cert ain
resolutions Manhattan Railway Company, and % the
execution, by the Metropolitan Elevated RAILWAY onpany
cont Org therein, and III" issue VI The
thereby provided for. The resolutions OF the 1nhat.
tan Company submitted tD aaid stock oil ers
MelrObOtan Elevated RAILWAY CSnD-
Vry upon its tOlds to the amount o. four
millions Of dollars place the at the o! the
ManLaitan .awaT Company for the purpOseOf hDsIDg the
unhnshcd lines OF the Ne ron tal Elevated way CON-
Jany, and 20 >. cure the same by sec,nl mortgage
also prov ded thar the Manhattan Railway
Company the et ~ the interest and
In tS IN" principal Of said bonds.
The pulls Is III lie open til ! O'Clock II.
BY order OF The Boa d Of Directors, - - -
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OFFICE OF THE

METROPOLITAN ELEVATED HALFWAY COPAHr,2
No n Broadway, NEW YORK 9TH May, 1880
NOTICE il Hereby GIVEN that meeting
IN stockholders Of this Company will DO held at the
office q tho Company, No n BEoadway * Clty On
approving Of the additional securities OF This on
provided for ~ IT'S ute Agre+mept WIN Tue
elevated Railroad Company and the Manhattan Rai
way Company, dated May ~ 1879 and required tertnnder
the completing the
yet lines OF this Company including equipment aud
TOR uInal facilities.
BY order OF the Board Of Directors. - -
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The sales of Slate honda included $4,000 Ien-
nessee 6s new series at 29@2S%; $4,000 Ala
bamas class A at 57s4@57A9 decline OF Z per
cent; and ST, 600 Missouri % OF 1883 at IO4' Inc
Anllnuinr nrn the closing quotations: