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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-12-19

see that he didn't look down when he |
spoke of Paul; he waved his hand, IN
dicating that Paul was on level Win |
him. Now, my private opinion OF that
man is, that If he ever gets into heaven |
he won't be in speaking distaneeof Paul
for the first Unity csntdries t:r his
arrival, Laughter There shall be
stars forever in the armament, bit diff
ferent nom each other. The helmet or
crown that would fit Paul we might
get lost in, and tlere will be crowns
and helmets anu ttarps to lit our little
heads when we cross over tue river.
"Men do not grow well III crowds.
Every tempest that strikes the brave
and honest man makes. him more
solid, like UT the tmpsst beating
against tree-its roots go down
deeper into the soil. Men are like
trees and grow better when they stand
out alone and brave the storm, Some
men think themselves saints, but with
all charity must say tast there are
some seif-made saints on earth whom L
should not care t /, meet in heaven, and
there are many saints who expect to
arrive in heayen whom don't desire
| to be on speaking farms with for sever
al GET turtles. Laughter. There are
some people Wllo believe that they
| can do wrong all their lifetime, and
/ finally, after life OF sin aud wicked
ness, sneak into heaven and get on
| the same level or plane with men who
have lived good and religious lIfo.
| say ten thousand times no. Il is
grand to see an old man clint Ding the
niH of Calvary with t.ars of repent
ance and sorrow on his cheeks, and
laying his walking stick at the door
take up harp and enter the gate; ou
is he to be placed on q level with the
man who has been singing the praises
of God all his lifetime. Il See the who's
terrtory OF opportunity which the ole
man who only dropped his staff at TIT
door to take up me harp he has lost
Every man should be 3 preacher ant
a praclicer. A friend Of mine receAtll
said t. me, Il see you are going t
leave your pulpit L replied, L an
!; net going t. do any thing of the kind
A few days sfterward he met an
said, How could you have told N
you were net leaving your pulpit
when / see you are elected t. congress
told him, L do not leave my pulpit
, I simply enlarge it,
II will go congress, and do my duf
. | honestly and fearlessly, az one VINO
3 | answerable t. God for his tiop, an
!, not to any party, confide Mt that To
man who does right aud acts right IA
his reward hereafter" Applause
The reverend congressman-eleC
!. is understood to be in favor
equal rights in political affairs, bu
he eschews the idea of equality
5 heaven.
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s1aryville college Dots.
MARYvILLE, Dec. 18Th

Mr.. EDITOR: Last evening the
Bainonian society, composed of the
young ladies of the college, gave an
exhibition In tho chapel. The orat' on
was good. Thesdeb-ts on the ques-
ton: do the living or the dead ex-
ert the greater iDfuence?" was in~
deed excellent.
All the debaters exhibited great tai
emit and skill in the pleasing manner
they arranged and presented their ar
guments. The audience would likely
have decided that we are indebted and
influence more by the past than
the present. Le
The Rotations were quite interest
ing, and the music re fected credit up
on Mrs. Bartlett, who had charge oil
the organ. Every one present was
highly pleased with the entertain
1 ment. Il.
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IF. IL A. m.
MASTERS LODGE, No. 244l-Stated coMmu-
MI nication upon third Monday night OF each
month at Hall in Masonic Temple.
f n. McCrOskey, Sec. II. w. Hall, WIN.
DEARL CHAPTER, No. a, 4. A. M:-State9
conyocatiOn upon first Monday night of each
month at Hall in Masonic Temple.
s. j. Todd, Sec. w. A. Galbraith, H.f.
OCCUR DE LION CONIMANDERY, No. p
I Stated conclave upon second Monday nlgnl
of each month meetings for drill upon Frlday
night of each week, at Hall In Masonic Tempe
s. j. Todd, Rec. 4. boll' 6'O'
10. O.. #.
TAsT TENNESSEE LODGE, No. 34--MeetS
L. Tuesday nights at Odd Fellows nan. WGS
Samuels. VIC e. w. Adkins, r. s., and FERN
Sec Geo McIntire, Treasurer.
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Senatorial Correspondence.
Special to the Cincinnati Commercia

Sp6clal TO Ln6 OlHCluHdsi Solninol oloA'
WASHINGTON, December 16.-The
correspondence between General
Schofeld and Colonel Gardner, CALI
ed for by Senator Logan, will cause
a sensation when made public. 1t
refers to the circumstances of the
board of review of the Fitz-John
Porter case, some two years ago, of
which Schofeld was president and
Colonel Gardner recorder. The tes
timony in the case was very volumln-
Gus, covering hundreds of pages,
and long before it was prepared In
printed form to be transmitted to
the war department., the report ar
rived giving the opinion of the
board. The officials of the war de-
partment did not understand how
it could arrive so early, and
send it back to Colonel Gardner,
the recorder, with instructions to
append it to the testimony, and
transmit them both together. The
war department had no knowledge
of the fact that Colonel Gardner was
| ignorant of the preparation OF the
opinion, and General Schofield was
not informed that it had been sent to
him. It was learned afterwards that
it had been sent to him. 1t was
learned afterwards that Schoheld
had not waited to consider the testl-
mony, but had gone on and had the
opinion generating Porter prepared
without reference to it, and had
carefully concealed the action from
Colonel Gardner, knowing that he
would not be a party to such ar
action for Porters benefit. Soho
, field, learning subsequently thai
Gardner had discovered his act, anc
not knowing that the document hat
been sent to him, wrote letter tx
the department of such an abusive
; character that an official of the de
partment said to-day it should neve.
have been filed against an officer
7 In this letter Schofeld claimed tina
: Gardner had obtained his knowl
e edge Of the opinion in a surrepti
8 tious way, spoke of him as a thief
and used offensive epithets in refer
t ence to him. Colonel Gardner heare
E of this attack, and demanded Of tn
secretary of war that he be allowe'
y to see it. Secretary McCrary wa
n sorry to show it to him, but fnall
told him that there was such letter
and that General Drum habit. Caro-
ner demanded it Of the adjutant Ger
eral, and it was given him. Gardne
g was so outraged that he replied in
e long letter to the department., |
5 which he showed that Schoheld ra
: the court, and that it was cut an
u dried affair to whitewash Porter,
If give grounds for his friends to pas
b his relief bill in the senate. Th
- opinion was practically worthless
t because it was prepared without wal
n ing to see the evidence, and entlrel
D. independent of it.
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NOTICE.
OFFICE EAST TENNESSEE,
VA. 81 GA. RAILROAD Co.,


VA. 81 GA. RAILROAD Co.,
KNOXVILLE. Tenn, Oct. 15, 1880.
To the Stockholders
AT meeting of the Stockholders of the East
Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Railroad Com
pany, in convention assembled on the sixth day
of October, 1880: it was resolved, that the Capt.
tai Stock of said Company be increased to S.
OOo, 600 and that each individual stakeholder
should be entitled to an increase OF one hundred
and fifty per cent. upon his original Stock, by his
paying to the Company thirty per cent upon the
par Or face value of such increase stock, with Tim
terest from date This privilege to continue
until the fifteenth day of April, 1881 but not at
any time thereafter.
/ The surrender of the old certificate or certifi-
Gates representing the amount of stock to your
credit on the books of the Company, on this date,
and the payment of the said thirty per cent and
adjustment of fractional shares, as provided for
by the Company, will entitle you to new GER
tificate for the entire stock then to your credit
on the books OF this Company. 4s44 Es4k&
Upon surrender at this office OF the old certif-
cate certificates. representing the stock at this
date, of any Stakeholder, with the same properly
Endorsed, to authorize transfer OF the stock on
the books OF the Company,--the person surren-
derng the certificate or certificates. will then
have the right to purchase in his name, Of the
Co mpany, the increase stock, to which the orig
inal stockhOlder was entitled upon the terms and
conditions already stated. L4&
- II. w. COLE, President.
JAS, G. MITCHELL. Secretary.
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IF the report Of DIR. Turney,
physician and surgeon for the peni-
tertiary, alluded to in our Nashville
special yesterday, be true, the hos
pital building for the penitentiary
is disgrace to the state. People
who profess respect for the princi-
Piles of Christianity can not afford to
have convicts confined in a den, the
foul odors Of which breed pestilence
and death. The report of DIR. TurN
ney will doubtless receive attention
during the ensuing session of tn:
legislature, and an investigation will
be in order. IF the building now
used for hospital purposes is Sc
wholly unified for its intended use
humanity will dictate that another
| should be erected at once.
, 1880-12-01

F1QE1t-NnR strung. viii, a little moro doing
though tp transactions did NIT nrIutip my blH lots
xurt buyers wero II, thu ,nasku and took abnut a
Tho iDw g.atiea ufeEpd. salGA feI,0rtud ur lu
Iris Hha f1U saCkk winters iMrt3y ut $aUi ~ bFs
ioutlo rIrIrH exirus At thuJui Hi tugs sprlnx ux-
tst.s nj fLi!tsi73, l1 bra Mud w bags low Hr4ios
Ut f.tlks:taJ; lu brs ryu Hour at &iu uud Eh urls
hurkwhcat do II, th;l Tntal. uQ,A! 10 .Gn bs,s Ex-
pnrt iuuva ecro quoted ut eA1us3a0 iur Euol 10
gAuIfe, ntI ryB htlur At 44.!tkfhul
! nT1iEm MILksTrFfa-Wtsp III good supply md
A!n ruter Scntt1rr. Fhlus wcTB bran nt 81 %
Gl1s: carA iH!lanss md atoEtt ~ Nt.;1s lIlUi
cars wheat scrsun.nft nj td-a. md cur
n."al NJ Hin tst tun IN tr4ch
kfRlSn WIEAr-Wns actIva md much EtronKcF.
Tho tuatkrt n.IsnMcr s.Lc, nd cuse.l 70 aIuyu tI.
sts,t tss. .; :. ag9sy e bss , ", s,xs'. M ware
lAtb stndu heiu WI. n,ae snllur tlln tllr pIeyios
sy %s WIT. sss' ssr @ a'":s @ 4S W.
ss ~ ta' srS % M.s sn1 % t
GayiNa .r,isr. f. hand. .ieaisis a'asht t'Ss.
y ss ;sS ~ 'i!sss: sss s%'Ss Isl
II Oq r NJ ~ S ' ua IT. ss y: IT. s. s": :|s n:
@ Manaa ssr faf 5ssx r'ss n; !, M 4
';;sssa;!s II .Iil %$SSsss'' s$t?sss;
fS'ss a II; sss ~ II ; ass;
s.' ~ :s y 'fss:i :'s fS
s a:s Il ss: =! 81 ii .srs!s q s0 /, a4 ~ f.. ;. e e? i
II. ~ q i. r1., II sfs' rs e It S u . aaa & % @ II X
-" ,''"s."iH i I1 y tasiSl Fur rSjrstca ii X. H.
W!STEM WiirXJ,Iwa. ,n ,ao,,ctnte !cqus.., eu.
sS; Y s,s:
e!tli IVlaI lhHn iii. Als!. luistt Iii NJ r.. ii
ssl'sF J"''stss' mud NJ 9a No! axut III
TuitN tN-Was act!su ard stronger, udyaucluu 4;u
:a.Isr. ntu, e"lu. trr'tl.a .selins ID per ssaas.
trr tss 4AIK ~ Ihsl. tut nur tscuIs Nsyu 'tuth
~ ts,sl s,M!ashs sl!i. %isa TMs ~ :scnas HUI
Mn* EieAttst III l!1 nt'Fu tfusFus! futures, tiis.
pSrs HI,, Msrs n'.t 1ss,.sd ~ activity. "wtav u
,ne:ts; ~ Msf1 .,"al ust 4 ~. u,.r,a.d lint !hSy
EHll many I. sGfii GuusuLeER would yNlhur Iuky
uNr corn sIW llItl wnt m II h. erlIiy mar Mil
ta,S' 's asT fsw w.sA. ia'sf Ca;h So tie.ei
!,s i,sas H% s!9.s1 =, II ssle sssI Jnas s,i 81
;ns ,aS .,es c1.sas q ta td' Sostubsr neaiis
kftIS i, ~ H., i'tH ,! ~ M NJ xand hi4 M!1s ii
NV '. ltssa ; r. sssI ;lA " p aIl. II il te On
w S.rsMy n ": IT Ssss4!s l.'ta :iha,' ~
Mtltf paft VI thy scss!n lrterA AtlvtlrI d. }tit
lhe Tttchts HcTH la!Irf atd tu weekly stAtut3lrut
s1o ~, .aat @ Iain y snS .t. l. he atket apvr
advanced un1uF Lively eu ifVI shorts Il being tLv
, 1880-12-01

Int t t1a! of tho n1unth md II, ~.
evss Soyssr u. . ahS .IS,. s; ,hesias,' ,'sSs:,
E,3sl'f a. shn .u.tle tash eIoseo
asf o:s :sssSS:s sc,ssa Il 4 s!s;ss !
Sn"io ~ sat. fG cash shhsE ssIes b., ~
~ ~ ~. n ~ ta sejsre.f JsrS a sS5
Ts iss ssa e a!*s';ss ;s; :sis III Il:
cn, 1.s irnc nfo ;st,s md .sop,
aSsy nyest s /. y ssa s q y
;s''sssni ss 9 tSss u s T. 'a%b: n L
ru;4n. rM,:Exw"s a;-s,c,n II 'M!t demnnd md ,a,, IT,.
. ssna rum shas. s sssss ;ss ess!n1a.s 1a.ssss II;
ffsTsa ast Vt afy III os
MI VIZ ;sss!r,:' ,::'"ssii'9t s,,s9s III !:
Sss%ssy ,s!a. :! rs ftsfs t'Gss sSS ess e$sss '
tial0t Mann, issSje. I'll lid y NJ III ~ sa!:iast
g. saG5: $;'s s,I sfSs +, III II 1'
" L. =! ss,.oi i4!o b 81 ss,o,. n1 .at1st3
@ 81 & Si ;sSS Td. 5GS s ;ss s,tl
TWO O'CLOCK CALL.
Wheat dec!tnqd on the receipt Of nevss,
% ssis: sfas%sf1 fsses e. 4! 4 s1s
eoi,,N5. N.!01idt!.ll1f fos janasey' III I; i9s
4!,fc for noconIer mid It Ittta' gs!9.'1s ~
snss w. atta0 ~ ~ At 4!74c ior bsSs mfhasniq
s'sH Tere eas!ef eia:os \ ssa Ssss sar fSt Mtt
pGrk ctu*t! ht f13.49i2si fof tsssmhSsts' tsMSt'. w
Sesnscs ~ .tas ts aihaty. ~ an! Hslss
fs5r,'nry infd slated II fat, III IteeeaSe9l Itee9 NJ
ham;,M ior. Jat!uaey. Sale. Gtiitcs Il Rsai "
Tor February, Md Fij tor tratcS5 S5adSeay
| for JlhuAry, '""'e 'e' ~ saAo42sss
, 1880-12-01

wl,Ilc on ihu Enr.lOan uf corn nc 0llly Fchl'"c7
nbniit $ln. .-...,
tho ,,rrct.1inE paragraph In n'1tE TatnrSE Of
Yesterday; l,.,t possby tho printer thought tho
rfutrrs ulrurt t,uthing, hlltl left ttloln pat.
icotlc III tho cnuntry who havo grain to soil
will p5uluiy decide tO scsNl IL tn tnhrkhts whcrc
rhnrecs nre mot subject to vinlent fluctuations.
Owners OF property lfko to he nhle to cale.'lato
tc rost Of handling Or holding IT, and 1lkc to
hnyn II rtusunnbio hasttrnrb that tic Items
nf rost will mol hc fcru,sly lt,crcnsc1. wlo tho
rrourr,y ID on tiand. Huch II chnngc mny
amount to very tn,,rt tnorc than tile nntsct-
pote.l profit on the tril'sactu And turn u tnto
n serious luss Sutnc reference WIS fuh'1o Scs-
tcrtlny 10 tito experience uf three yents nRo'
whcu rnhImorc rtrtuni!y lost her corr, trade
for several weeks. ami ot,ty recovered II with
,,ff,.ulty. The rcu1urk Ut .tHcab to Reuben
n,ny t,r forcihly applied to storaRc ciinrses:
"UnstRl,tc us wntcr, thou shall mt excel
y. u, Armour s. ca. lnvG tnkcn tho lnrtl aver
nuu M .N0tkk) hpEs slaughtered by tllosn ttrlnG
lin tst ,,o,lth at,,l il1ht 1t 10 be " lbs, agnst
| NaN; ,bs II, Euyens.,ur af last ycur. This docs
not Include grouse. TI,u rrHltiction OF lard Ia
| stated to 10 rapidly incrcasEng :.
Tla n,yurl tnu,to Mn,,l.uy last by tho Arbttra-
| ,lo,, Committee nf tho lionri 0Y Trw'e, at tho
plunt OF y. II. Richardson & Cn., tl,ndc tIshOtho
| selling price for rnrk ni the Inst tlny or .DctO"
| lcr Ono Interesting tnnt wis rnttde NY ME-.
Ar,nuur MS n witness. to tho effect TINT hg hati
| on tint t,ny autl lonY an1 rhUrt cltars II, Eu-
rope which pctsesl him nlout Nc per u here.
The seed crowd wns HgtAteiI yesterday ny tho
announcement TINT uue of tho t'rsns IN tho ti1lt'o
would refuse TO take liRxsect rendered on NJ
yuubcr contracts after a:;O o'tlock III tho alter
| noon, Tne warehouse of tue firm IN Hllcs'
Tim IL prt,vIdcl, with hut uue nor md 1t IL dit
cult 10 understand how farty or nifty rs,iis Gun
,,nloa,' hcfnrc the tln,o expires. Tho sellers have
, 1880-12-01

furt ribF, setIur NnnnTy csrd Mt HatUl@i!.s. l.hx
rlpArs .s,lnr ut tb1u 'sU ard is1 hoxttti cMmbr-
lands :@ts3td N'xtds lnsK rt l'lhs 5f'sSni sweet.
ft.url anuls sR,I!a average. iststyr.
lnIIn gllttt NJ hlYtt!l(a tHr shoulders 1AstRc for
sost rlss. aas4s ir *,'dst cIenfs Nit lOa for hanu,
GMi.Hi:-tlulus WS quote whito nj 3a1;}4o and yel-
tow Mt i.s tac. -
ltEEt-MMN qtrt At t1.nl11.ai for nl9se, E0DQS.@
f1r ux11l srrs, md &Ili!aka u ~ fnE huns.
TAiinW--!nint Nhd stpady NJ t4aLttle for city ind
6t1ss9Jic Tor country. ),
, 1880-12-01

Withdrawn tron store during Monday ftr clty M
col's"n''tn,t. t'4'o n.y. wleat' -.osu uu cofns CO..
vi. "A'st ~ p' rsc' ,'le: M nns.cy. ,
ine 'oi!o"'"e er",a WIS "'ap"etcn '"to st"s
~, iih Guy SeStnrdny 'norhlh1: - chrs rcu
"ne!' cN's u "'1let: :" c"ts No. :" nv. ca.a
se!"ete''" e"ts ~ MAAel. - GUYS WI. sNe"s, !"
.mas s. 40 ,"'. " enrS re'ccte" = enfs w hfs''
nAl ""em'' :" Which ~ A's w,se' W. Lt s,s Nv .,sv
cu.u' ~ cu's ,,s"'Aet', nv N'.s leJ.o,e" W. ~
sasW !" s"ss M's.s v"'n, ~ ~ NV ~
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cnhnaG i"t lily ucs'sa nno .m n,1"aI ~ M
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neee'lsoar 'n'e 80 g. ~ t*1s.s. &C., l'' sa..na' S
..us ,.. |.s'','. :. =, ,m,. t.'sU,,antu,e
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, 1880-12-01

Ht}EFt5H.
Special Dlspateh to Ths CAtedoo 7sonns.
HOaTHS, NV. Nl-In uiLutnY sharns Silver
lsitt tlcrllnn Il; Qt,i,loE Ii; llur.,a, n; llnnE-
!as. l:iH: Calumet y lltslA; IN: !ilHo LILY; 4:
6ycainurp Springs so!d At IL; nthgrs ~ hotnrn.
n thu NfsftH dsseetaifa Frf,t
1koSTox. MAss., Nov. M,.-siIntnK stucks eiosed'
Ailnnex tnpw).-..... w! Madison CpppaE...... T.
tAlunNt flecl1.. EoMNbis tHpw)...... ?!M
thtnilm. quincy. ~
tDll,et Fal!x........ ltlRo. .-,.,,... sn
, 1880-12-01

Sptetat Dtlratth IN The Chicago 7rib,,nk
nosrnx. Nov. 3O-Tho stor' market fl!l con. +,
ttni,ca tlirty ucttrc. bMt wns rather wrnkcr IN
Thy attgsMsts.,, athH''Tt ou tl,a VI, WHOLE n HtSes H
sS' , .G% "iter tlx trs" Il HI L f1 a # c III ." e
yrcant ciI nn,i udvanecs to fi:, but III tho art..
crnnos, slcr.!Me 10 lIl;, ss.l M The csoslns Gull
ifnpio, l. quincy advn.lceI TtnIn leJ 70 1ogAf Ut
the opening, mud still further nynncch 70 ls0,
to .! me- ns'nx M t S On tIS rft ir;a,, S h%s
further r.ieeliIed il il" Mfieri.oon e h!,. Eart
Ecttt alynncnt' itMn VII a. as !ho ny, 1nnns
lie lsock 'lecncs from Is IL aiai 1T tho 'lanink.
and fa oil to G.s IN tne "lternooi1. ct9sl''E ~
ftS fS.or icel'nl i" NJ % Il II ii sa' e sfa; f'ofndo" @
~ the !nst enl uH was i, H. c"nnecsieHt ,,e s :
cestcr & Nnshl,n soil ut g. rs beforc. ltehln.rg
a,lyHne9 ir1 ~ t% li' At!nnie 'in n1si'9 ,!
Siss ta i :t Ma,saIsn i" a t Ill f' q q. 'i 1stsa M
siun0 wins stcMly ut ii!': OgtlensbMrH ut @Ei
ysr,nnn. 4 Massarbnse.ts " r.: l'iiln'!eipi,Ia'
fron alE to j,f; ID coi1ln,al snll ut On; Flint
preferred declined from " u; 1l!stot Revere
hsS issaeh fro nEa is' !" w.! T. oatnris ' Wcs!Ssi!
snll ut ;U'4; New ynrk New EnHa.,ti declined
f' 4! Hssicf S1xss @ i %s " It, saF%n oxss t;s Gs.
fe rencS Sss saitssri i III frs!" M to d. i" taas,
i'll 10 il7K; MHnTictte. iii1ghtoE 4 Ontnmguil
g from ~ IL .S.l Vermont 4 Gnra,ln III sold at
80 ngYnsu"r1x msonS s g. ,; MilwkGe 1S Ic y
tl}uluWnp Divla!nn EcrlnI at l0G; Hartford
Eric ID ducinrd froin Iia 10 {a3s; others rs be-
In Land stocks, lloston lecl!ncd :llll; Water.
Power Il. I!oylstnn Street sold ut Ill. us be-
fore. Iirnoktlf,B advauceI &: Asp!nwnll sold III
. us thk HfsffYU ASnoftutfi fttftk.
, 1880-12-01
i---Sint< Jdn. I.--,It--.State A'ty -
4, RI ss;&s,s e7ts &S Sa,. III s:Mpi:g
Sisef....,.,...l &4i'ot '.E"a.'l lso<.e'n. 4',s@s
TNsAt ST, ,ts' III WI

The following tnblo shnws tho totn1 raiue Of
tho Imports md exports IT merchandise at New
York and the respective bnanccs for and ngalnst
the port on tho business since Jan. for three
ycnrs' .-u T., ,xs,
Es!@ris ii oxee's ii o,,,r. n,o,,..
1n'ss 'ns.;, /; .3::;. 81 '0&aeS "''l''' ....
Tie i,ni,orts of spcclo md ,bn,ton tprinc,pn,'y
eoId, for tho week e,alcd yesterday amounted 10
a,;Ex.;NQ. mixing II totnl since Aug OF $4o,iEh-
10U, nll,l since Iau. of $55 ,0W. Tho imports
i.nt exports Of bullion nt this port since Jun.
to date for three ycnrs cunpnrc as ftilows:
A;':s. 1i;i:Is }I 4;ss
Inf or. over crport...s c17l; ssae!,sos staoT, III
The foregoing Rtatistics show TINT tho forclan
movement ri val,lrs other than VI securities On
the business since jan. this ycar lcliycs Il onl-
ancc nvniuss thu port Of New York Of ell1.SsN'.-
ME., white for tho SAND time In 1870 tue Dnllsl,cc
,lInst It WIS only S., aS 7l. ntd for tho same
tina In 1873 theru WIS balanc0 IN It's faSor OF
{IJ,4sl, ,CNs.
Chicago bnnks llaro raised tho rnies on call
louis 10 per cent. Money Ia working decidedly
more active hcrc. Time l0nns arc GD7 per cent.
Country nrlers for currency Aro still enormous
aud Nuw York exchange IS $tojAt..5 per ff.ooo
discount. jlnHx cenrihgs wcrc sa.l0oUD.
Local Anlcs of securities included CUuk County
r. at 10,I: CIlicnEo City MS Mt l0iA: NORTH
Side City Railway Is ut l1:'f. On the Chicago
Stock llonr1 there were sales Of s5,ND Chicago
milwaukee, 4 81. PAUL Itullrou,, Is tlinstings i
1nkutal 1T ia. sl0.OU ChtcaEo, Milwaukee, j. st
Paul Us trh!caHo. s. lacle) atis lOa, ali'l .0o
West Division City Railway nj 1o8S,, Tho FOL
1ntSnr ulDtnttors WGFC tuntlQ,
, 1880-12-01

The imrortntions Of sncrlc nhd bullion IN ~ New
York during tho rust week were IN, cs,tt-
elstlng uf sa6oi, ,i5 In gold md $lT1tu In silver.
a.ng1,lnst tutna OF sd00 Isl for rho rnrrcspo-
lug week ,ass ycnr. The tnportat'ons since tho
Isl Of Jnnunry md stf'co tho tat OF AnglIst COM
putu Ms ru!towa with tho movement during tho
corresponding pcrutla Inst ycnr:
, 1880-12-01

The following wore tho receipts ind shipments
OF tho leltltus articles Ut produce In This city
during tho twen,,-fvur hours ending " u clock