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Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1880-05-15
Council Proceedings.
CITY HALL, May 10, lSSO.

Council met in regular session.
Present-Mayor John, Councllmen Ahrens,
Adamson, Ballard, Crowder, Dicken. Hamlet,
McCausland and Williams; Marshal Taubman,
Register Turner. and Engineer Fleet.
The minutes Of the last regular meeting were
read and approved.
The register read petition from MIR. j j
Mccormick, which stated that he daily weighed
. considerable quantity of coal, and asked the
city to grant him a reduction in Its charges
therefor as it had Mr.. Robert Taubman Tor
weighing ice; that is he be refunded S5 on every
SIS worth of tIckts.
Mr. Ballard moved to lay the petition on the
table. Carried.
Mr.. McCausland moved that Rice Anderson IS
license as teamster be refunded. Carried.
The collectors report was received and filed.
The treasurer's report WAS received and filed.
The gas committee reported as follows
"We. your committee. beg leave to report that
the gas company have complied with their con
tract for the month OF April. ana recommend
that the amount due therefor be paid in full. Re-
spectfully, H. j. E. AHRESS,
W. b. HAMLETT, Com.
W.. G. MCCAUSLAND.
Mr.. Dlcken moved that the report be received
Mr. Ahrsns, OF the committee on claims, pre-
sented bills as follows, which were allowed:
c. H. Schaefermeyer. merchandise. ......s 2 81
G. G. Graham, guttering. 90
+ f. Hoffman ssaa 1.iT,: dirt; ,o:t 90 %
Alf. Fehrer. hauling ...................... 90
7. g. Young, hauling. ng.................... 80 %
: WiIism smI1h; D6aean haea,nE hauling so Sc
John Taubman, fees, etc. tc.................. Is %
I. j. John. boarding prisoners. 13 81
Gas Co.. for city hall p
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1880-05-15
HSEE1aDENG ~ CLAGETT.

Proprietors of the Mammoth Grocery House.
Goods bought by Country Customers boxed
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1880-05-15

medals for the Baptist College are given by
| the following named persons: The spelling
medal, by Prof A. r. Fleet; the bible
medal. by Mrs. A. F. Fleet; English history
| and literature, by Miss Fannie Wsddell
scholarship,by Miss Maggie c. Norton read
Ing, by Prof. Jno. F. Lanneau, president Of
the college; English grammar. by Miss Leila
Darnsli; original essay. by Miss Matte
Walker ; geometry. by Mrs. J. X. Temple;
drawing and painting, by Miss NJ. z.
Delshsy; vocal culture, by Miss s. NJ.
Thompson; instrumental music. by Prot
Charles Gimbel; art, by the young men Of
the Baptist church F.; the Home medal by
| Mrs. j. +. Lsnneau. At Central Female
College the medals are given, for vocal
music, by Mrs. j. ID. Conner instrumental
music, by Miss Dixie Winsor; domestic de-
partment, by Mrs. VIM. Morrison highest
grade in all departments. by the young men
OF the Methodist Episcopal church, South.
At the Elizabeth Aull Seminary, instrument
al music, by Miss Janet L. Berry; vocal
music, by Miss Kate N. Hollis cray on work,
by Miss Sue Alexander. At Dallas Female
) College, vocal music, by Miss Belle Graves :;
English analysis, by Miss Dora Z. Cottey,
Baylor College, Independence, Texas, by the
principal, Rev. j. FL. Luther, for best Eng
lish scholar; for best essay /; for house keep
ing for department; for bible lessons: for
piano practice; for reading. William
Jewell College. Liberty, Mo-, for best essay,
, by Prof Lsnneau, OF Lexington. Mrs. N.
+. DonohOe, OF Sedalia, gives u medal to
the most proficient of her music pupils.
All these medals are heavy gold, highly
finished, and a credit to Messrs. Grimes and
Venable, who got them up.
v Ice cream soda at Franklin Street Drug
store. mlJ
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1880-05-15
Better Times at Hand.

KEITH j. HENRY
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-09-10

Sr.-r ~ fSrrA~A- nrroi~ corNTr' ~
@roTrcF i hereby given 70 susan
NesFert. Joseph Baum and "ilhrl-
,r;ra Raum. his wife. who - appears W
nt,iaarit~ fici are Hon-residen'S ~ the
site ~ Indiana. 10 appear in me 'sir-
~nif eonr, az dubois county. IN me Stl'e
\, I,.si.na. before the Judge thereof or
~ a., aav or the next term. 70 be hein
IA ~ eonrf hnuze In Jasper, on the hrs'
Nosdav III November. 1850. 20 answe,
~ rnmrlaint or william Ehrmahn ann
Co,tlieb George Fhrmann. filef aga'n-'
,ram ana others. ard 70 -how cafi~e WY
. rer,ein iudrrneist recovered w sai'
rhrmarrs IN saia court ~ the Jmn'
sem thereof. 1870. to-wit. on the 1it'
Az ~ Jnne. 1879. Cor the amount 2
ninc,v nine dollars and iwen'y-S'N cents
against ono George Joseph Iuii- - nov
aereasra. -honIA mt 10 erforrfn again-
: nv estate N aid judgment debtor nos
! IN fheir hands
witness The Clerk ~ sait touft WI
-,i, Az Or September. 1920.
! PrvrR y. GoswA~S. Clerk
J. M he nnboi~ Cirrnit Court
= Bnrxn Brrrr~EE. ATTY for plhln,i'
Sent. 10, lssJ-3f. ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-09-10

~oTlcE i herrhv given. that ~ VIZ
n..nt \ certified copy ~ : s'ecrre 70
- directed from tile Clerk ~ me
~ 49, f.sre,si, f.arrf. Nv cause wherein
-. Michel ;a..irs.rler i plalnfiil,
anu Leopold Gr'-~eiler ard iheFf-'a
lsutzweiIrr are defendants requirin1 w
"a MAKE Tie sim ~ F"ur liuudreh nhu
i0iiar- ami Hinefy-hse e's-'
III Interest 81 -~i.l deere. and COSTS
II vii expose Al public sale 10 the hi4n-
est bidder. On
y SATURDAY. OlEnhEh ~. 49,
-, the hr's-s or III o'cIcck. AZ NJ
.,,d o-rlors. y. 81 NJ said 1As
:. 80 aan- IL Tie Court islnSe Y
r..,sr pnhni< county. Indiana ~
regr:s ami profits frr term wv IA
ceedinw seven Years ~ ne ,oi'o y w
real estate. situated ~ ne eonhaS
lDnhoss and state ~ Indiana to-wiI;
The $cnth half 81 i.ni Numner fi's
rfght IAg iii ne nri-it town ~ 1aspf
.hora mna designated on the ma
,.,at ~ mart ~ saiH town.
y Tr.gr,. ren,s AMI profits viii not =
60. snf, rient SUN M satisfy said deere
...,.-, .ni costs. I will II The ss'I
y time and place expose 70 puoiic sa'e y
4, &C. s;mrie II -aiA real estate. or = NM
p ,h.reof - say b. sufficient 20 dIscisari
N ia decree. interest ani-rost--
= Sa;d ale will b. made witlcnt =
,e yei;cr wNarver from valuation Or =
o. praisement laws
en - GEORGE CON-
or sheriff Of Dubois County
- PRrxn ErrTr>Fr. Attorney 'or -,
Sepl. ~. lssi -aw- ~ = ~ ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-09-10

NroTICE l. hereby given that iic M
dcrsigned IA hcea appointed Nd
mfni.srainr nf The estate ~ Ainrrl
rsufl rfsrn. f.'r ~ Nnhoi~ county, 'nd.
ae,.n..na. -4ii estate ~ supposed % ID
snlvrnt. AwrRn-k RkrrHKEsE~,
Tr.yroT 4 IIu~rrr. Att'ys Admr
s,snt 3. Iss7 .-JM.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-09-10

~ Hon. y. !. Kleiner. the next Con-
cressn from the First District, passed
through ,owc On Tuesday. and gave us
call. A. vas on his WAY 70 the Re-
tersburg Fair. and was quite an attrae-
ton there this week. a. the man who
laws Bin IIcilmsn ia the shelf
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-09-10
German Speaker.
German Speaking---Bring on an
other Mule.

One Huechster, Of Chicago. was post
"a Tor several German speeches In this
county this week. il the interest Of De-
Colyers Radicalism, and II i not likely
his large meetings and driveling TAX
will encourage others Of that ilk to fci-
low him. AT fluntingbnrg ne had on
audience or 40 besides the hired band
al BrctzviIlc. hni two persons wanted q
hear him; At Ferdinand'none a Hays
vile four: a KelIcrsvile he started WIN
25. aaa qni'l.becau-e theyi All len hin
Int two. who had gone 70 sleep az Jas
~ none bns the hired band who wer'
ordered not to play because nobody els
came "Sic transit gloria" Huccbstcr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-09-10


r-rThr meeting A Hay-ville 1t ~
ur.lev ni..hs vas large AMI enthusiasm.
~. H.pe wa clesI-d President ~
~. Hancock cluh: Phillin Oily, s'rr
President George Freyberger, Scrre'ary
IA lona. l.shrburgcr. Corresponding
secretary. A large nnnaher signed '"r
r.u. The meeting wa eIcqncnt'y ~"
c,n.,h,s addressed " I~rne~ T. Wa'Ner
ar ata~er. ~ Mnr'in reaq'v.in F'nz-
E.h.psFsR i' Ger afn. 40
.rr.rge,ncni- were nal v for big time
:, ne p III. r, sin o. "a 18Th.
The ,nee,ia- n v'iaa ch"rrn. -
Boone inwn~hin. was We aienne' ~
!, substantial riiize D.. an 4 large nu"'e'
! ~ laaies. Mr.. r J harris. was eirs'f'
seer, ,...s 4. II. TrSlor ass'-'''''
y .a.- --h ws- male n h
I, c.nr;.- lii.r. mn ranler ~ 'st''''
anon. .,..a : i:rtn'''i'',n. ~ ~ y, =
r,r .~rsr -rrNf- we're 49," "'af.' =.
orgaaixiis .'cc Elss- w De prrSf''
future n.-..sisi-~.
w T,,. ,.sr'- renNrF froni f't'' Y"
re .l;r n .t, -A,r. '.n .r.r Tor in1- -"
~, NIL A <, ny 4ty' wees
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-09-10

lander iai the CLOSING hait hHHf.
which 49, devote mainly :" re-frs~
.a,a,inn az tie points nal n hi- open
nv. ani r..ileraiing af ~" ~ 100"
II, ~ which lie claimed Porier.hs 4 9Th
r. lodged Or entirely "verln"kec- "
.oncln~ion. NJ created som 'Aht- n =
sensation hy referring 70 Porter Hsiiia
II he report thai l'e hal accused ~"
icrs If drunkenness hy clliing nNtn
Gentleman We seal - real the fyllo~
Ing:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-09-10

For Governor.
ANKLIN LANDERS,
For Lieutenant Governor,
ISAAC Il. GRAY.
For Secretary OF state
JOAN q. SHANkLIN.
For Auditor Of State.
MAHLoN p. MANSON,
For Treasurer Of State.
WILLIAM FLEMING.
ror Atiorney-ceneral,
n. W. WOODEN.
For clerk Supreme Court
GABRIEL SCHMUCh,
For Reporter supreme Court,
A. n. MAETIN,
For Supt. Public Instruction,
A. c. GOODWIN.
,sr conrrc.sman. Second District.
THOMAS H. COBB.
~, Representative lrrni Dase.s and MsrtM'
JAMES 4. WALKER
Fsr Representative from pul'nis and PIKE.
SAMUEL HARGOVE-
Far Prosecutor. Eleventh Circuit
ARTHUR III. TAYLOR.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-09-10

These centleman began 'heir Joint nis-
ru..;on Al Soalh Bend last week ami eseh
Marty seems 10 think theirieaaer has 'he
49,, ofi but The thinking masses VII
see that Mr.. T.anlcrs discusses Ms''er-l
which afec. lhem a, present while II
Porter prin .irally talks ~ things w"'fn
ended Il 10 20 years since Al 'hr'r
first appointment Mr.. I.anaer- asSei 1T.
Porter IL ~ Dubois county ~ hA"
charged him win getting Intoxicated
ana Mr.. Porter rcpliea:
Il wish TO say here, because my, 81"
,c.;,or desire. that II shall be -s'f- ths
| never did At any time ~ arN n'%'''- ~
/. that he was arunkart. nevrr Y"
dulge ID INA, Kind ~ remark Hsa,n~'
connection. have gonr 'hrsrsh ~
canvas. thus sar. anl have m~r.r $50
.rora IN Tie stamp ahpni him pee N"~e
smoke in lis ahsrnre.
Mr.. Por.rr,haa went into ilscmsS''
az he history - the Republics" par
and. N General aud .~pecifc WV y
ne Al HENCE what i had hone f"r
country. srom 1850 down 70 'he preSe
,ims. II wa -hrswa aud pref
speech. .ui could ~ 10 sense be Sa'f
b. 4 reply 70 the.mo~r important u
int presented by i.anaers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-27

:. the Stock Exchange seldom hap
verised ,Lere should be arrivals Of large sums
ps,a within the next two or sn s "rss ana
Of g ola = reported to he shipped from England
ss,5oWov to-morrow, it necessarily follows that
and Fran ,suev must be short in prcpor-
the ST. - snuposed possible severity. The
non ,o'dav was very well distributed. al
busines. % .or,led sales of 115500 shares. and It,
though Inc of the whole list. except the coal stocks
slnos' ~Y liver than it did on Wednesday, at 44i2
elcseo 70 40. The stocks that suffered the
siiei ,etornoon's decline were the high-price
ncs' !" "a the Wabashes. In fact, the Wabash
sbslrs -. weak ala day from the first Sales
steeA' ,a. bv some was considered con-
. N.' = the reported intention 70 interfere with
trina''O H., market. Westera Union was another
TIE n ,,ok stock that rever sold above 'ts open
gs s.,yss Of IO0is and closed at Its lowest price
ing n,laware. Lackawanna and Western and
W. -, end Hudson were strong and closed
peA e., ON Wednesday. although Delaware
ee''e .,ra,,a and Western was down from 1O4h
y hast fgnres to 1924 and Delaware and hudson
u es troo % to9O7s The market closed weak and
o,,lsd and If much lower prices are not made
uns'' -,o,v a large number of Spectators Will be
u' srnorno,nt bonds were duh at the Board and
oO The transactions amounted only 90 100000
g. h,ds show declines of as per cent for the
t ~, aDd L. Der cent for the Is The Treasury to-
=. nursbascd So 900 Is, of 1850 at 1924. An
y. - are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-27

LIVERPOOL. Nov. 26.-POrS-Prms Nsss-Elstern dul
# III. Western dull az SO. Bacon -CumDerianl Cut,
dn AT a. Shor RID ddll al 436d;; Ionc Clear
steady al A.. dun az ij % tams-tOnR
Cut au Al 40 shoulders. dull at 29- Beef-India Ness
AMI an 90 Extra Mess. duh 80 Prime Meas dul
AZ 57I Lard-Prme Western. dull az A. 81 IallOw-
Prime Ctv steady 36 rurpentne-sprts: steady +" %
Rastu-lofuuou nrmsr ji3d.. flue steady al Il
Cneese-Amorcan ,dy al ~ Lara M steady Al
~ Flonr-txtra state. steady at 10 3D. Wheat-No, i
White duh at 10 -pnDg Ma. = steady a. = IOd NeW
Winter Western dull 10 I'd New southern WINTER" dul
AZ "a Cou-ilXrd hrmer 40 lud. C0ti0nseed % elo
American. none market ko-in-- oinn"n. Al t"ni',h
steadv LAD BOD rurueune spirits ~ Lohloh hncr Al -
iyRRPOOI- 26-I23O y. in--Ahtcse 90 % per w
of fLe best GRADES American Pork % per Dbl Ioi fflt
N-ss -pirfts % ruTucnflnc 80 per c"t
LvERrOUI. Noy. 2b-l3J y. m trealsluhs qniet Coih
alma n,r GENITAL for mixed Western Wheat ~ =
lD7d fr California CuD The receipts OF wheat l9 w
past three days we're $1,000 cenala' uhoiudhs 'J'ouu
I0SI0S Nov 90 p. m.-Cacutta Lnseed 5.i3d per or
Renn.d prfrolrum per gal -prls OF IuIpehtlne
81 d3I 81 pcrcwt Linseed pil 10 80 nv pei .o.
Avc,fp-rps Nav 2grhe market or yarns anu hDiies
Acme 20 inch So reed Gold end .rtng~, 81 = yards b-
A. UL am sd 26-in 90 n, Printer, 20 yards
~ 89d No a. Mule Twist IL icond guaptf lo7th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-27
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North RiUrr. Voss-iS ant Rriirotfs.
GENERAL lLAKNEF REPORT.

tRIIAY Nov. 70, I~.U.
ASHES-In fair obbing sao pots. 5c pearls. RS &C.
BEEsWAX--t.n steaiy though quiet at 231-i42e. for
Western aud southern.
BROOM CORN Duh and DOminaly unchanged.
CANDLE MaderaJe!y active ind sTeafy
Ala steady movement Is gong on IN al grad'a
and quite liberal ia prices are vel sns-
tanned Anthracite. r. - a 90 Liverpool House Clne
Ill. Iiverpoo HOUSE do Nowcast DO COgnE, - ~
- scotch steam ~ tngah 10, = 20 asa PennsyiyA 4
- - % West Virginia do -;
GUNNER and. Hrnadt1p and CIcaried. ~ 750Sj -.
COOPERAGE STOCK-in good export demand Tor the
II Indies at steady prices
CORDAGE-Dui aad unchanged.
C0rEEI- RIO gulet unchanged: Ordinary Prime car
goes II 40l4 inc.udmg FAR AZ lota 1885, Mid grades
duh. unchanged.
COTTON-Spo Cotton re higher; trade quiet sales. 5lj
Lsles OBS Wr,esday evening" incuGng 80 Tor export
and delivered contract. 1910
Receipts az the ports TODAY A56lS baes against i9cSJ
lies ;.is aav last wee
wet 2U467J bales against 25,19 baes last week and
%. ast year september LOS IJs bales against
2U5g.sl6 bales iast year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-27

Lambs so D. at o 80 80 Canada DO 90 n e
ia S6 N, - TO- IT'S 81 ~ at 6c laI do 81
H. 80 40 i73 DO 81 NJ at So sls 100 do so n. at Dec
Kirby Co sold SO Causda Ewes l36 ~ at so loO Csn-
ada Lsmbs. "a 10, at 5Hc. 80.
j. r. ssde1 Co sold Jersey City 1876 OHIO Sheep l55
N, 5a4o; l5D do lit D. At 6se; lS0 Indiana no. 10
n at SC
Judd \ Buckingham sold; 258 KentucKy Sheep tmainly
Ewesl. l02 ID, at 81 20.
Kase Pdcock $50 Kentucky sheep (part Ewesl,
Ito 1873 do part Ewes l35 d. at Sac; SSS can
Adj L4mhs. 10 n. at jlac.
Receipts and yesterday we're l2D cars OF
II 35a head-77 City 4Otnst
atnray head against 43765 head for the
last Market weak ana hardly
quotable above Smith REID sold late "wednesday
Ohio 1855 No. and have caroadS on sAe
holding at Sc, with = sc bid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-27
THE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
II NEW YORK LAKE ERIE AND MEsTEkN RAIL

OF TRAINS TAKING 6 EFFECT Wv. Ii 1850
ga m-Cincnnau and chicago Day Expres> Drawing
6p IN (DailyJ-Fast II Loal' Express arriving AZ But
alo al Il M connecting WIN Est INNS % " c anu
70 m Da4ly Express for the West sleeping
Coaches .hroagh % Baasio Assars rails Cincinnati and
T:I5 D. n.-hmgranI tram FOR tie " est
Trains cave aatnoers street Depo New YORK Tor -
p m. AMI 2J midnight satu- night only SUNDAYS.
Kutneioni and Passnc D. 100 10 1920 m.-the Iu2o
a. Train stops u knthe ford only on san9Ays-l2 NOON
mans msS Sg' Sun sists @ SO Io o. iiS ESQ D. "a.
4SH 5 d 10 b.l $50. $40. $50. : \. 1880 ana
II midnight sundays, D. $50. l0;20a Lao $50
80 - y >ceurs. Gao $50 I.:i, a. M. ss.0 -
OK oil 7.3 BE- IN NJ = midnight SATURDAY Sh1s on'y
suncrn 600 1850 1920 las. $50. 800 $40 7;l1
~. l:s5, 6.So p m and y @'dnighI
Newbnre and corn wall 7.5V. a $3.50. 4;3O m sun
o op ST ,b ~ kingston. 9Oo $3.50 SUNDAYS $50
a. ashsn o. 7J0 o. 1920 $50 $50, 40 Z, i:l5 m
eoDa,.xs d $50, LOGO a. IN 900, Z D IA.
0H1i,s,owa d. ~, D. 1890 M, jsJO $50 Z, t.lS an
Suh M mans lancet WIN New.York and oswego AdlRi
hSilroad AZ n IA 51 a. % Z 7l3 D. a. sun
DAYS $50 1910 m 3 o0 anarirr Of and anna Ana,
sarS hr INN l. a to9-Ao n ana AZ lOi5 aud LAS
p M FOR As 4a1 - Asaft.neuts IN DrAsag .oon
an, = eepng Coacnns eau DC ooSirt a "a Ogdes pr
me me-. otnres z3O, iol OF VOI brutgsY y L, No
toart a. BrOoEWn. OF Al We company bepoet , .
aud ll'-o M la' M ABBOT OeuH Passr AT NssYorx
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ trans W. tor EnglewosL CioSrr, Prinonf aul = :.
- - ~ 1.ua M. / 4 A 4.5u.s o. 40 so II "a d, =,
sgndags 8 a M y. a. fhe lI.S0 , ~. lsln wil
lssyr 50 nlnuIs. IAIef saiarday D.ghtA
NanucL spung Valley Mvnsoy, I'V1 51O N, ADD
~ mo. \. ABBOTT. General Pass'r Agent, SesYorx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-27
WOOL MARKEr-BY TELEGRAPH.

pun ,pF1PrIA Nov 26-WOOIl-Steady ana firm OHIO
Pennsvvaua aud West Virgna-AA aid above 131oH,
z7d4sc Melum. 80 90 c. COarse Acc New 0rk Mchlgan
Indiana and Western Xxx. ~ ease: Medium.
4ga51s. Coarse 43c.: ashed C0InbnR DeaiAeFiuc
Washed Deiaiue and Al D50c: Medium Washed Comb
ing Deane 50 55c Coarse - "a ac canada Washed
Commune 45c.; Tub Washcd-C hOiCc 520JJ9. Fair.
tTa5Oc. UuWashed Combing and Delane-Medium Un-
washed Combing and Delsine 81 Gi0c Course SO @39e
pright UuWAshed OlOthlng-Fine OF anu NIX.
S0G3Ic Medium, A5a35c.. Coarse 53djjc para Earthly
Fine 1O623c Medium. . BE- coarse
9,7c- Oreson-fIne 80 435c Medium 3U 4Oc.. Coarse,
35c: New Mexican and C0prado-Fne. 2Od2sc. Medium.
. y.c Coarse carpet Wool 2OD22e.; Pulei-ExrA Me-
rnn 3Srf5c- super 80 B4Jc-, lambs super tU~4Oc;
California Wool not quoted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-27
flndHrlGi

al. who are Interested in railroad business
n and milo. 20 sttBstcs should get TIE IAiBJ Ne Ale
MANAC Tor 1880 now ready, prce ~ cents Dy MAJ.
bankers and CAPITALISTS VIII want to
ID get Tho tribune uanac Tor loso gives the a. ues
Tue states teycnue ami Expenditure since 90 Proc
- cents by nal
GAS STOCKS.
An New and Brooklyn Gas stocks ard also all kinds
NJ Irooslyu investment securities, deait "a ~
GEO or n. PRENTiSs.
10 broad T., An % hAChANGhPLACL.
GASSIOCKS a. City K. K. Stocks and Bonds
~ bought anu so!L f. T. HEh l. VI E@ehahse place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-27
THE STATE or TRADE.
nnAfrssrffs MaP-rrrs

BUFFALO 2eFGr firm sales $50 bP Su Wheat az
a - earn in good demand sales New Western on
ne rss a. &C. 1000 es1 n5 S9 :o IN ', so az At Sic 6ts
uet No Western quoted at 81 &c on The TRICK bI s
Inactive Railroad reights 10 Yors-Whea' 10 % O'r"
CHICAGO Nov. 2G-Tour good demand at full prices
wnlcr wheats t5Gf6 - sprng Wheat Double EH' mi
generally lower 80 Roo Winter Il ~ 10 S 81 IL.
7GasIS arn actlSc but owe at f2le cah Decen
per la {ic January a. az isc siay Rejected. 3S1fn
i0c oats steaay With iar demand 53e cash ana De.
str5nF higher 9Ic. BARLEY strong and sher st 3 o5
s 5o Ssccnbrr SO 05 Januay Iar5 unsettled.
baf yonoTv higher very active at DC cash and
bor s72aas.7jc. January BulG Meats steady ana ul-
CScSsAn nov 36-f our active afm' Family, - c5
81 40 Fancy e - 3fs, 81 Mel '6rns reecps po
busa shpment 500 bush. Com steady ~ 2 N' Sea ;
3 tye active aa4 ra 40 e - 5 asa icy s'Ionf rn and
higher AZ size Buls Meats In hight demand oui hoier.
demand Gear l.ib C.; alas reoc Whissey active
IN reserve - zoe Central ohio ls6@2c in'eed
o. lower ar e. -uear i'm Hards lO,i io &C. ~
80 81 Pa,snr "a s5Gsi 10 butchers, - as -,
PmiADaliiiA ~ oy. III e,s .cuye Ohio EHt-a, -
90 Miunesata 10 ear Mc'ium aud ohore - ,g
y. Good So 'uD - a3i do iocH. = - ON ~" 100 80
81 So Winter Patents - 754s7 70 Minnesota 20
cora Nca nothing doing 8uczwneat Meal ~ - Wheat
u -Guti.rl leegt i on ;;acS - No RED IA ele.
yaior y 3 al tr lose Of second can 81 3 bid. u "a
5 ior "a; '9 TT 0 ar 3 TO- lm 3, Il = re On board
Rge-renusy 'an' oc t.iA-r, liVS' IN nm I'm dcpot
co. New yellow. on track. % tioctea 5D2
5a yS In cgTat5r inr car3o rae ior s4 Mix prompt
shipment is 9- free on bort 49, -, any W'rei
sne.5g. i. c FT' g5car. Be-. Hans ssS sls o.
lqia Mess Bee IL Ms Poi y OCT aaI lo" d. T
sl and pickle He5c .m"Tea -id's 81 10 y 's' 40
- '2I. ard Western Kettle Fljc. do steam,
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tIysRr,u, o. NOV, re, ses II Zoo aa. incnd
o'Iiee ~ 49,, a arl,ort Eer+inf IL 700
an American FHtnrc- nanhs Low M ii, eiaiSe
cry Id L2iai DO December And January .'rlyery
M r,lr md .farch deliver sd also t4s i. March
az ,l.er, - 40 ari and Nav del livery 80 al
week baies Aurrcth 1~uu1 baes specianis tooh
X So bales cxpoT oo 900. bales forwarded from ae
su- se rec spinner l-.jOO 1a cs actual eNpo 900
bales t1ta rccipts n2'01 aalce Amencin' I.Oup Daes
sock t3ylm bales Auurear .',", 9a53 amount
Cotton aaoai -at00' 9es Anefh ~ 9"9o DsS I ,
hcl" u ~ ~. 49,, I',' i-vaTv also a. d. also
ding Clause ga III. III, .e d., 10 ~ '
5,lTiAoEf. Noy. 2g.-cotton hrn Maalng i2ci Low
sro-s 1901 bales. exports 100 bales 300
bales spnnei& 20 oaes stSA' ,t' ~ t.. '
90 safes js59 Daas 10 'pinners, % Da.es m
Low AnIiil ','iel st5cS rs 81 shar- we,Ky
bales ,heC outusut I37 oaie- coisi"se BITS Oaes
G,LVEs10N, Nov lG-Cotton strong Mmdn~. be- Low
Mdiing. o'c: Good Ordiuari &c net ifg.lDts POI
bales T. bales rtocA 30 D2 bales "eeSl net r.
tain 100 DAtes 20 ~ ~, , ~ -'''''' - ~ ~
''MoEiE. nov 3G-Cotto unsettled Kidding. llae Low
ils @tpor,s b. reat Britain. 1000 bales coaswe, sos
bales aie 900 oals stock 3tji bales weekly net re-
cepts it"e os'1 gors - f., ~. 100 sis "a ;o, bses
EKw.OnIrA Ss Nov -6-Cot0n unsetled Miidhng Il Sc
balcs. ,T1ss \ -,s bales: exports to Brtan. 2l
bsie3 ssies 900 bales; STOCK l55ilO weekly net
britain % 509 bales to France 459s Daes 70 the Cont
sAvaNsAH. Nov. 25.-CaIton arm Middng II 'sc.. Low
baes exports coatw1se bales sales 500 bales socA
49, s29 ecepts 3257D bales exports 70
coastwse' 1861 bales .ales. l4.5O0 0alos
5d h0gi Eoy Good riinaTV oi reee. baies
weekly receips iIoI7 bales shipments I2s5 bales sales
1,U4i bales - -
NEW YORK. Nov % -Tnc following are the total
eepls the mentioned ports since Septem