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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-21
PIGEON SHOOTING IN NEW-JERSkY.

CESTREvILLE, n. D., Jan. 19.-ln match
at fifty birds here to-day, at % yards rise 80 yars
boundary American urngham rules, Tor 800 sue,
Dwight Thompson defeated Edward Price Dy u seo'eo'
% 10 81. ,.,.
soupRyuLE. n. j., Jan. 19.-Thc pigeon shooting
match here to-day at fifty birds. 81 yards RISE Long
r,,d r,les between W. Days and NJ. Dexter resulted
I'm favor OF Mr.. Baylis; score ~ TO IL.
WoopRRIDGE. n. j., Jan. l9.-rhe members OF JUG
p.bway and Middesex Gun Cubs contested mere TO-
dov at pgeon-shooting for silver cup The conditions
~ the match were birds side, handicap RISE nVe
trans five yards apart, English rules. The result was
tc between Mcssrs. Laird c. Woods, W, Woods anu
vuro Tho tie was shot of at three blrds, and the
tronhy was won by Mr Laird, with total OF seventeen
dead BIRDS
srAcAucus n. j., Jan. 20.Nilo Green OF this place
do,aated George Pike IN match at % birds 20 yards
rise for $50 side here to-day by score OF Is 10 H.
ANNOY n. j., Jan 20-The competition for the marks
aos badge OF the Fishing and Gun Club was shot FOR
a. shooting here to-day The conditions were III
birds each handicap RISE traps, NewYork Gun Clup
rues Charles Caldwell the winner OF tile trophy
with score OF o birds killed at % yards. Inc o'per
hos, scores were as follows: bennington, "a Yards
White 2s yards, 3, and Manning, at 20 yards z.
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ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2O.-The following OIL
cers are rcie temporary duty at the posts des
ignaed and VIII proceed to JOIN their respective com
panies: Dayid's Island New-York Harbof-second-
Ieutenants C. p Ferrill and r. F. Anes. 9th Infantry
Ieutensnts wu. English 18th Infantry, and H..
H. Berbam. I'd Infantry. Columbus Barracks, Ohio
Second Lieutenant j. L. Mccoy, 10th Infantry Jeher-
son Barracks Leighton FIrley,
10th Cavalry and IA. ID. Parker, 9th Cavalry.
Tho OF absence granted Captain Charles Berdre,
1st cavalry has extended six months account
OF disability, and that Of SecondLieutenant Samuel A.
Cherry nye months.
IA ordered 10 Wallawaa, WashiL Rton Territory,
witness before general court-narial.
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COMBINATIONS.

WASHINGTON Jan. 20.-The Senate in ex-
ccu,ive session to-day confirmed the following
tons:
Coen c. Williams to BIO Consul OF tho United states at
swallow. $500 A. g.. ,,.,,-...-, =. ., ,,
for me NVIIIth District Of Ohio.
= Butler be Register Of the Land Ofice at Nor
Vim b. Lambert to be Receiver OF Public Moneys a, Nor.
folk, NeD. .- . =, ,,---, -, .
H. Barber Of Pennsylyana, 10 be Eugraver OF the
Mint of tlc med states az philadelphia
sm0s'er-IlenrV W. Gardner at Providence. r. IL Fras-
ina CLARK at Utica n y; N. A. Flanagan ut Fort Benton.
Mont; waIham Parks at OeononOwoc Wis., b. f. Scates at
Union CITY, Tenn. ....
r,,nas Secund Lcutef ant; 10th Regiment
OF inlantry- lummer OF the District Of Columbia to be
second Lieutenant
PostaasterA- Massaehusetts-H. G. Lee. at Springfield.
NewYurk-leury Russell at MOrTistOwn Charles l.. How.
ord nj FIsndshp o. H. y. Kinney, Naycry. Oho-Mrs.
Mary NJ COggeshal at Wesicrye.t InmOis-Willam N.
smith Engcwoo; h. H. Post DE kalb Centre X NJ walk
err at Cai bondac McIsan- Connahlo at Poaskey Iowa
Prank IattOn az burlington. Colorado {. d. bayt NJ
Alameda. OTegOn--R Barber, at Coryxis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-21
REDEEMED MAINE.

WORK OF THE REPUBLICAN LEGISLATURE.
rpr STATE GOVERNMENT DECLARED TO BE EsTAB-
iJsuFD-OTuER BODIES DENOUNCED AS IN
Observation-Disclosures MEMBERS IN THE
HOUSE,.
Augusta, Me-. Jan. 2O.-The following resolution
was passed in both branches of the Republican Leg
islature this morning:
Whereas, The LIXth LEGISLATURE Of the state OF
Maine "a elected by the people Of the State at IT'S s
ANIMAL election, has met aud legally ORGANIZED. VITA
full auoru5 each House under the OPINION o. ~,
Justices of The supreme Judicial Court, and has duy
and legally proceeded the election OF Governor Az"
Executive Council aud other 81 re oihcers an OF
have been duly qualified and have entered upon Iurm
respective duties IN the customary places In the STATE
House where business OF the State Is trahsaco"'
Pesofred b Lhe Senate and house Of e Sat Of ng'ne
in Legislature assembled: That the senate s E 49, Az
proceed TO the Legislative business OF Ma ne-lnf
ces, the courts, the public schools tne nsneiiS, t
aeopuon OF Laws, the new eonsusut3u n 'r yana
the fixing Of lust ana iar pasls TOT 'pe I'M lion
zion of all the property of the State, so tna' L'Aa
may fs assy 30 an NAV naurI and tnsi ycoc
fore the LEGISLATURE: and we desire TO hereby gHS
ron af men otside OF the Legislature duly and legally
assembled and ganZed as before menu nru; ~ ~,
any psceclamlng 10 act as me ~
the State OF Maine are wholly without rlgh OF au'noi
TO act and proceeding IN violation OF thc Oolst'
ton ara laws OF the Stale
1t was ordered that the Committee on JndiciarE
inquire whether any and what legislation is neceS-
sary TO prevent and punish unauthorized aosfrac-
ton retention and use of State records ana o'hel
property belonging TO the Office of the Secretary Oh
State or the doing of unauthorized acts IN the name
of the State. and report at once. 1t was also OF
dered that the Secretary of State be directed
cure a suitable seal, which shall be acknowledged
as the seal of State These orders were passed be-
cause the seal of the State not found III the sale
In the Secretarys Office, which was opened ny ma
chinists this morning. There were no valuable pa
pers in the safe and the official election returns
Il. ,a,1f hat al
returns have been destroyed.
Tn the House a communication was received from
Wallace r. White of Winthrop, demanding an IN
yestieation of charges of bribery preferred against
him by the Fusionist legislators. Mr. White states
that he has been waiting for the organization oil the
Legislature in order to present his demand spe-
cial committee will investigate the case.
Messrs. Hal and Moulton. Fusion Members. ap-
reared and took their seats in the House. MeSsrs.
Rafter and Benner Fuslonists, had already taken
their seats refusing TO act with the Fusion House
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uNIrEp sTArEs suPRsME CouRr

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.--The following busi-
neas was transacted the Supreme Court OF the United
States To-day:
Nos 7SS and 7S9 The United States. appellant agt Helen
Peck administrative, eteAppeal and cross appeal from
the Court OF Clanns submitted by Assistant AOrneyen
smith for United states and j. b. sanborn for Peck
twentieth rule. No. 9iO.Ihe NewOrleans Banking As
sOcaOn appellant the New orleans Mutual Insurance
alton ct alSubmited by J. d. use and WIN. Grant
for appellant and b. singleton for appelees, unrer
twentieth l57.-Hug shaw and d. y Esieg, plain
tns I'm error the Merchants National Bank OF ~.
Ous-Argumeut continued by Robert ~ Wilson and George
Junkn for defenden in and concluded By James
Cowan for plaintiff In error No l5s.Joseph w. Parrish
al appellants, the United Staes.-Appeal from The
Claims argument begun by j. H. Sa1bon for appel
and continued by Socurenera Phillips for aJpellees
Adjourned until tomorrow at II o'clock.
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slit AGAINST AN Ex-coNTROLLER.

The trial of the suit against eX-COntrOller
Johnson was continued yesterday IN the Kings County
Supreme Court. Ex-Judgo Barnard. for the defence,
povcd To strike out al OF the complaint relating to the
sale OF bonds prior April TO- 1870 on the ground that
those transactions covered by the statute Of mita
uons The motion was granted. This reduced the
amount to be recovered n any event from $4,000 To
$4,000 A motion to dismiss the cas- was denied. a:
r. avlis then testified that n broker he sold many Of
te bonds at prices ranging from % to Vs. they were nor
worth par Mr. Boncstet state that ne SOLD me bonds
nj az Mr. Johnson. the defendant testified that he sold
HE bonds az the prices lie could obtain lie gave
no preferences to purchasers The jury was directed
IN rr.uru "A sealed verdict this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-21

costs the defendant appeal 10 the q neral Tern
and 70 this Court Mine agt the Newioik Central end u
son River Railroad Co., orders affirmed with costs f.cry
agt Gerry Cook eg jenkins; Pieishmrrn ast Heaneii
The follow ing business lansaaicd 30 .IfIgu 1eEt
resumed ny Samu Hand No. %. Indig agf The
cry Bark o. rookiya.-Argiei by William Oils for
appellant, aud Alexander Bllmensei No
StJoseph c. Baker reoondont ag The HOMESTEAD Pie In
ConpanyArguedD by C. y Baker Tor spof and
submitted 0y the appellant No 32.-Hcnry T. Kcr TEL ap
pela0t the orange and Alexander ia rna Company
Argued by T. G. Cronn. for app liant and T. g. Ia ksD for
respondent 80. 3t-Celese How. iespoEdsni. agt the
UnAn Mutual Life INSURANCE CcmDany, appf
IT. for appellant and a. F. Muigeti
sponden The then adjourn u SCR the day Folio wing
calendar "Wednesday Nos. 49, 81 80, - - 49,
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n1.nc1Ap,s FREE rsE OF 4 PISTOL.

John Bray was convicted Of burglary in the
third degree in the Sessions Yesterday On the
morning of December &C. the officer on post IN Avenue
C.. near Tenthst.. saw the prisoner and companion
step from the doorway of butchers shop and walk
AWAY IL was cold night, and the officer walked
quickly lie overlook the men ana remarked to them
that 1t was n cold night Instantly both men drew re-
voycrs and pointing them ut him told him that If he ap
proached nearer to them they would shoot. The officer
one of the men AS prisoner Bray, and
rested him the next night In saloon. Bray drew n
revolver aud was about using II when Detective OCOn
nor who accompanied the officer knocked 1t out OF bis
hand Bray WAS remanded for sentence penang trlal
on n charge OF assault with intent to XII.
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have always been favor OF submitting 70 the 'o'
"a power which we must bow A., co,r,
Mr. ingalls, said " IL we ask decision ny w u w.,
we must stand by IL. When there are about fOVVV
on our sGe and a like number on the RepuDlca s,"V
aTbiters-an appeal arms, 10 the supreme CouI"
am not in favor OF civil war" ,.t, q, =,
Mr. Paised Lougl( il would be better 10 submit NC
otesrops and Obtain answers before agreeing 10 abue
nv thrrn Al any rate he would with the iBaiOilf:
mem her manfred whether mileage would be palo'
and The ans, was made that there need be no concern
ab6ut TINT, as Sc would DC attended 10.
Tie House adjourned untii 0 q. %. tomorrow
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A LACK OLE MONEY.
TUE FusIoYIsrs WITHOUT MONEY TO PAY THfih
EL.LL.AL. 10 AL.Ll

THE FUINNISTs WITHOUT MONEY TO FAY ih'i'
MEMBrRs-EFFECr OF THE REFUsAL TO admit
THEM 70 TIE AS HOUSE.
BosrpN. Jag. 20--At Augusta. Me' to-day the
Fusioniss took up the matter of paying their mem
bers. 1t is be ieved their body cannot hoid ou1
long unless money is obtained from outside the
State A dispatch TO The Herald says
The events of yesterday sufieued no the Fuslonlst
backbone and their LEGISLATURE SHOWS Fewer H,Su9H
decay than ever This disappOin 10 the ltPuo
cans VINO have bren expecting IRON dif 10 cay tihn
thoir rivals would become discouraged and Erauuh IAN
Ia pieces Tn, refusal admit members Ike Mcssfs.
srIckpc Kuowics and Others of whose rights TO seals
Their, Il no ODubt when they went TO the STATE hOs
Yesterday has helped lie FusOnlsis III was luSl hucu
a step rs Governor" Smita and Mr.. PhlsOufy hau
honed would taken. There had been strong posi-
hifv before that Senator strickland. wno Is lawyer
and has LAWYERS respect opinion OF the supreme
Conf would 20 INTO tue Republican Legislature iLs
week Uut sueh WAS his ceiling at being shut OUT OF ne
State House Yesterday that there - very tte Gagt oI
ms leavia-. FasiOn ranks now LOOKING az II tiis
way the affair House was great bthent 10
the Fusonists and the tone of heir speeches thIs
noon sowst at the leaders recognize the fact ana are
more hopeful.
A dispatch To- The Journal says:
The FugOhists vii take step TO get POSSESSION W
the Stale House. 1hoy will mold sessions In Union NAN
fol tie present Their committee on the legay OF Tue
gIssiure IS now ia session TIE FusiOnsts have some
OF their best lawyers here but there Is EOaDc aDs
of the conservative element Mr. Ellis. 81 the fns"h
Senate said TODAY that member oil the state hose
LEGISLATURE had made prOpo -itinn 10 unlle uion M
bnsis of dividing State officers He do not give tte
maine OF the persou making the proposition Ihete is
no sucn feeling the part Of the Republicans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-21
UNFIT FOOD AT LUDLOW STREET JAIL.

Thomas McManOn, JACOB Hohuldb, JOhhsVh
Uauser Karl Andersen aud Hendrlck Macker witnesses
m the ease ~ Daniel Leonard who is charged with XIII
ing shipnato at sea, and who are confined In Ludlow
street Jail at an expense Of Is cents day each 10 the
United states, yesterday made complaint 10 Comms-
sooer Shielis of Entertainment They said that the food
s unfit eat AID tddf they were frequently Visl eel
nv persous who talked to thcm about The testimony
NOV nre 10 give on the trial Assistant District-AtOr
new Zero asked Judge Benedict 10 have the witnesses
remoyed TO the iail at White Phns THIS was granted
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A GREAT PACKING ESTABLISHMENT BURNED.

OMAHA, Neb., Jan. 20.-James L. BOyPs
large porF king establishment caught fire soon after
o'clock Sunday night. and continued burning all night
The several large three story buildings were all de
stroyed together with stock OF provisions OF all sorts
yalued M s2l 900 on which there insurance Of
only 800 600 THO buildings wero valued AT 10000,
balf ins,ifed One hundred are thrown out OF e-
West.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-21

sant Ss,na rkable weather Ia that, this being leap
sar spring Is making love Winter aud the o!d Iei.
low consequently has thawed consderapiy'-t"'''''
Register l.
THE HEIGHT or SENTIMENrALITr... ~ e, wema"
line "But how sad aud wao yoar COUSIN Is Swkcnia 90
"sad Ya.as Pbcnomenon OF sc sns,,y yTo,ks'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-21
NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.-The President sent
the following nominations to the senate today:
yo,posfsrs-IIenry W. Gardner at Providence H. l.; John
w Brown warrensburg Mo; Martin H. casse ut III Paso.
III Anrew Armst Ong at Fort Collins, coli James A. GOOch
81 jtos1ta col; Charles l.. Meyers, at Pioche New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-21
COIrRr OF APPEALS.

ALBASY, Jan. 16.-ln the Court OF Appeals
to-day decisions were handed down a. folowss
ordAred she rsmtsr amended TO give plaintiff
, 1880-04-16

Wnst Huron A. III n Z. " l.tncH,n. u t. ?fS
til lii H. fnic Mhr n 1A7A itraIorInk 1.'lt- "a,
wIs. to 1n'ro.lc scr"Stpf j; +; "a ii. In"
iNy, lntcI April IL lMIchacl Kelly ~ a"ln@ ,.o
rulsa,, r19m 4. Z; Il ss;Si isotcy I vISf atod m
Arrit Il &1lhrhaea Tiln+ 10 William MiGlr1.. A''N
Wtnl InrApun ~ " ta'r Mnuro' Il T. GttSl y.
tntrti itct.a ls;a iEytrett H. Whtonux ~ ,s,s
waa,Is ss!, Il ~, sraSsaIfSt s; 4 u i,Hi:caiG
Il e. ntS H5s. sA'p.ts " ion
f,aiylil Il, ,latrM Arttl T. Mat!ArinH p ai1' INN
eixiiE3 Il, tairt April II tlsmnint. ronto to nm
,Snoa cMrsh s,,l,;; II F,,rinsf T. f
iii ii, tlatrd April 1t tt'ctcr l,rr to Peter ,rc
rh;rs '".e!S'f ~. " Il i II 'Taiin i: u ssV r.
dMtet hpr! hWental HnnMtch tu Ch'rAH" mn
kNr.t fnt!tnna liniln,a1 Cttlnpnayi., 3tao
Thtri nv, Ii5 It II nf fnuttrrnth tt. X AIxlD
ii, tiat.i April lUi ithuntt s!urrtssy 70 Ch|cnt" ana,
4 &Wrsl 1utIinnA lfntlcun1 GnmIinJ l.s..s.'st tAo'
Huurit NFr1ry MattrA WlTitiS i HAlittH uf sESES
MtlEH uF TltK cNtlsT-iht'HE.
Michigan nv,s II cnsrcr nf Flfty.r1nth MIMI
WAxiIA II tint cl AtfEl Is ffho11'As y. I'LL IT,
llIsL 1t ii ii o IL l'nr,lntu W. T. k2H4xl6:H q,
hnteli April ii tTheolotp ". kennaa5 tu i'm
GuSt&y EElkHun)4.
, 1880-04-16

Special Dtspateh to Tbs CAieaQo TrtbuEe.
NEW YORK, Apti la-iHAlS-Wlntsr wheat
prosaod tor salo iohdlnE to break OK aoouta
ssaoon IN nolvs movement n,a!nlyln tho spocu!a.ro
llnat shippers operating. insew OF 1io unfhfofaolo
tonor0 adsicas bJ G,tlo. nad somewhat Hfthor
sanRo OF OCEAN troshts tao IN Tho aftoraoun pteoS
of No. rot and No. whltn rallied Ms4c. In options
lheru wuee freo dealings chiefly In May optlon On No.
rod, hut foil or axain A3ka NJ tho oxttomo closer
,G* se taS 1;g S nsSer Il as LIZ, po. ~
E y sis:.. M cnisSi iRS IT, q a,aet sat
shoqxll ts uiinrnRa wsrs uuHilMrnttvely tn.dcraie
:sI;;s cs: :.sss
s's M it Ss,ae,: attracted more a; s.s;
s;sss.s3s S IL = ss, ssss ~ M s&.e!ss 81;
s:ssy sIt: s e isf ts opoa
VI; 1 SSss s FL rs; + p :Ss33Ssa 3ss
: 4 ;s $Sss S$ s
s};!"E i:$ ": III; 5s55: z }s:;'e: ~;
n sssss:; ssgs L ss. IL stas. s sSssa
fss e
ssas sp' tS1s: 4ss
nols MD pfos.i1ns IN sooa purs on through aeeouat'
a'pFoS'oa: IS SpS!ai1'F9nss u 1Fsss:,. A..o<ta.<a ..
taSa,s. Nsw ySt .sss ASf Hss'I
ii:9s; November, i lges i'vc9inhef. i4Ms1 :9s
ana hsnxx; Fgssigs II, M ~ 9sna oa au69r 9
x.. M 70 s,4a chTe1 s;,i kuAft1a usf NJ Eh1e H
| t.guis, klN31h, Alnnesata patent pFupoas, tdDa
TnAlH-whcet steadyi raeslpts, lalup pu. au.
sTaod spTMg, fl.Gi Ny; sRrinH, l!d' No. 7sPstng.
iEBsl&t NJ. a, S.; %; sts:%sI; !;
s:S; M. rets apH,, .ssi NJ, as]sls Ja..s,
SorohSt; Il setiso 4na slsssyk Il eyyefe
sa0r; IL, s.essssf' sas NJ 4s&e; NJ Wits
| ksqi NO. Z, April. 4l49IHoi MAIl G3lol jour tlxt
, 1880-04-16

PROVISIONS.
t1Ou rsODuGTH-Wcre active and unusually
wnnk. Tloy tnmU md ens!cr .tnrlna tho 'norn.
int. In sympathy with luwus ricea for 'ss fcro and
ilunnRs In meats In 1hvurth'b TowAs1ls nH'n mo
,unrkct declined sharply Mntor lhFHu of1crluHs Or
,,urk, md this brought out tnni and n,ents III
abundance, Tho result brtn9 Ecornl drop. Ilal0erA
had bnon frnken mt by the continued decline. ma
tho rsupurty wns HMllony p!acca OIL tho tnrkdt.
Thete wrro rtnDrs " failure hut 10 fnr m coul hc
ascnrtatti mono Uce,irred nntutia lnch. operators.
Yt6 itsra wuru etllniy 1utsf1r ind bollovoh ~ be
fistnInci by Now furk parties who hnve loon heaT'
tty nj The tGnH el.to fnr tevcral weeks lMst.
HsiEsH runklectuai sc I'or br1. a,'d clnscd 9i!so
lulw tho latest prices VI "Wednesday, 1t FIJI Seller
May and about tho price far rt,nn t"tN ant tr
seos Tho month"; kaS1}G5pSs scllgr Innu, and E!n itr
July. tnoA reported VI Stn hr'f te,lnr M"y a.
tAtaY,s 7l,.Sl bF!r tallnr >fnln nt q w +iM @
ftA ka1iCr JULY Mt EsiUuts Nh taO DTS *otleF I'LL
yrtr Al HillfsJ.7i Ttllni. ll;.LN ht1s.
iARtl-ueti1od lin l1r ltl lts a'!G Gsnsen l1t1
hr;0w tlIu ntG-t prices II G.itstiny. Ut IHr
f9a III. n. sSsr m @ r ut s;F miy sss sMss
wrrs r!1nsftel u tAl trs tsNi nt *tHhdf3 l.SM
rrtGr SEy ~ Atsltk; 3t sOlfGr I1,ttn nj Nth!1
t,tit4f mid 6iN les suler JHly al fk!017@ tola's
SATs- Dccllncu y,4e s,nr. r!ts, with m act!ye M
!r1' ana very Irregular fs"nx n eSr"tt I 4 s!ts; VIZ
thl soi!rr May tAi1! !&faa .nlor June n1d $,kE. .,
Muij HNlIrr JMI!yt w uxr* hlllH cluArs NJ ?1Vls ~
x1s sst aGArs ls,rsy n M Sn sxs los a,'1
hanH III ihsa !!{c Prices lnA!nK cuts X tln!tf
were nuout ~ follows ut ociock for pattly-cnfea
, 1880-04-16
REAL ESTATE.


The following tnstrntnonts wero filed for rec
ord Thursday, April II:
cry yRupxRTY.
3i HsJ 3.lo H. win u otisar lbs Ii sas.0 sub.
division, lAiud April " tFrunk H. f0Ral to ~, ~
SS,,2n .t MFTs1 II i; '
i. ss|sa xiii u ttsaas Y. i'fSSk. d lcaraa
s|sJ $50 !; Il i%.$ @;%fs i s'ai
1ai!'a i, III Il q XIsa.: fiii1a Il isi: ~
81 Vert. Il. lsT' tMafln !. VI, ,clata 10 Edward I'm
s;Ss %S;i i JsSiS NsS j I'll. SifI a
pS K i;vsa It, s;'t Il Wsa:iii. t. :6xiI6i
s'Sa E'sb%s 1 s'wi; wasne cS'sa.a s.as
ussSae uSai's !! il II iisii:ts$ .iisii w
Sss ;s;is; Il fSs::; j Sds,S :s;! ::sa
Msl.[san; i, III Il ii MnftSt ss:ida II,
dat0d April y tustato Ut Ida W"Fson ~ "t' u
:Yt $:Ss :s; III:
yla aa,,anS s ss = ii NoIa l. xi Ii, aaIsd ~
s'XEItl . J.saaa l.sit = Albert Ku|It|
IAisa April lcaf0iins H. I'LL to, Ieha ,
";s ;ssS H.; ,sa sssii I Il 4 &s5ss:
wsss js$k:o,; !. ~ u G4tS:. Ea;;ias "
,is,Sa ARs,t tcha1'e. a. ns,. traa'ss " =,
sssS:!Y:a II Es T. I'll sa.as 1t 5s,H 3
c.f 4; ssis Ill. <dS;;:s d!;;;is;iisSs,E i:i;;s,s:
JUtEa fNt4txQQl IT,
, 1880-04-16
M1STONs
EMelai uispatsh % The Chicago 1ftbNMe,


Spfela, Dtspatsh 10 TIE Chicago tribune.
lSosTt,H, April 1b.-Ihe stock mnrket WIS
9uiei. sni With NJ now features calling for
phiu. Wilmington S lIult!morn ndyaner!l u; ult
~ ~ 1i's eIsnpat Il, F'' siiask l''sA csyaas Sss'ls
y: ,unloN TaSias j.Mt1ana ,fs,rs,.l ,gffsfersf,a
Geutr.Il preferred. y: Atchisnn & Nel,rAhka, !;
Falls i CGnwny,l; Lille ittA'k & Fnrt Smith. lh.
III Uosllla, Hartford 1:rie is declined 4; Now
Yurk II New Englund IL u; Little Rock s. Fort
Smith ~ Il. ,,.
III niniiiy sharrs, nr,,nswtck AntlMo,iy al.
vanec,f il. shenAndoah coal sold Mt *oai; Mary
IAnd ronl t&, tu II.
l.antl AtoukR wern dull and lower. Wnter-
Power declined Il, TO 1.A; Mnyerick 4; nsook.
liuu ". Others ns brtOru.
pDsTnN.
nosroN, April lh-Coppor stocks;
Calumet = 1tec'n.. 4unsy. 80. a.
fSRfsS fsSRfa fs!'. " 49, M ssaisoa.......::: 81
I.OND0x, April lt.--Consols. ~ lh.ls.
American Kecuritles-New ~, l0in; 4AB, ll1H
ty. lUI!t; illinois CGntrnl, ~; Pennsylvania
CGnts7ll, h5H; islr, 44; se0onls, "a; iieAdlng, ;n
Tho bullion III tho Ilnuk Vt England decreased
ST 40 IN tho paht WtNk. Tlo proportion OF thu
hunks reserve tn It's liability IL ~ u por ucnt
TITO bullion E,!,o lnto tho bhnk III halalloo TO-
day WIS G5s,u00
PARIS, April l5.-Ncntcs, s3f Bsc.
, 1880-04-16
GENERAL MAlsIsErs.

uRoOM.culsH-Wn quoted hteady At tho lato ad-
vancu, l>onors ropurt fair rotn trndo and cac1l-
nto thas aI tho stuck will bo uaod UP bcforo another
crop u harvested. Quotations:
Ch!ea lutI und CARPET. t...........+..u."......SAR
Fll0 xrou, spst-MuEAttx.
!tui'tipned iu
!ntarir Rttd cnanlot,.. *tGh
.:t
wills III th* market TheFo IL 'W d0nlAnd boyUnd
n,uetl1x actual eurrent wants, And ~ tho 0nur,nxs
ru III axeots of tiat demand rriees continue to work
downward. Wsnow quotes
soyS IL siiocS ai
iniusIor IL Tss
uAGuIHtl-rlls domand shows little or nu lnptuva.
suent urd tho fUUI.ng among tho tTod1 IL mot partc
larly buuyAnt, This following prlces aro, aoweSos.
vol suppurtadl
ft95hi f;1'!Sa tSi'sH: :lSsis:H s
E%a.';ss ~so sasf'''"''a Sa
GllEEaE-ND change was Observable In this mar
ks There Nns fatr demand foE full cfpnnl and tha
butter class Ut skim cheose but other gradea Noro
undor neglect prtcos range ~ fo''owss
Full c1ean,.................," 9&.
fntt sklt!t. 1lnh
1T,N-In tho eoai u,nrket but J!tlo rus ulnq a la
usunlly the Iust It thu stage OF tho Season.
irloos ru1nHln ~ be!Urol
acka wal,i., ranx0 nad ogu.",.,*".,..,"..,,..td .tdM
sis siS.sfbns III bssss ~
oi 6io ha
I.intiWD 5tsl
tijnnshtltu tht
iiynsIl Gjck h0
WllMnatnn ..,................, a0l
Ett3S-Wcrc snsy 1t Eo per du1. The local retail.
prs yInI but the fccAlpta wbFo heavy Ala In
pfsnaa Ut thVf N4its. -.
FiSIi-,Sutu without further change. The market
for lntc tsh Ecnalns unsettled but saltwater cured
| "a fairly ttcAlIy. TrnAa u qulpt:
WhitUfish, NJ, l. kt.bFI. .............utA AtQ 80
SVEiiUIihi tnDijty u ,.,,.,.,.... I'LL %ul
ruui II -brf. A6O d 41t
| MMII ira -JittMtur afIura. k.hrl,,,.r,,, NIu
Mnrkurr- r. tT1i shuFu u. ..bEit..,,,,,,, LIN
MaeSsIpi- S1, Shorv " K-bsi..,....,., ll2s 8IQay
, 1880-04-16

tcotiors mostly NJ tAaka1EI. THO Epatfn
HlcHdy, with not much stnrk rblrlsint1f lit tsle
QUOTATIONS.:
Extra alserses-f}tadnh steers. n0ithlnf l,m.
CFiulcD ilGuyrt-t1nq, mi, wett.tufnfid Rtuora
weIullinH I'M Il, irRlf frhA,-....,,........;."+
inR iitJ 20 1E}l iAa.....,. ..:........ .!...,...
Medium t,tnt!ea-Htrorr III fnlt tns,. wnlas-
Inn. t,tGa,t q I'm ...........:......u
HUtchUrs' 'tttlgk-lsatIr IN common RtHtf& hnd
etnnit,n II cltn1GD rslN1 Tor Cltt b1NMahtee,
wcllhirg 40 to l.tft)
Htfick Ghttl1-Cil1ntfsnn Chtt11. Wo1RfltlH eRU 10
infarlnr-I.lGht and tli1tt riIwa, ilolftIAt ath3a
.htitl*. Htd hgHinSHR stptTa,.s.-.. ....."s"