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Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-02
THE PACIFIC COAST.
California.

KearneS's Case Postponed.
 SAN FRANCISCO, April 1.-When Kearney' s case was called to-day in the Superior Court the prisoners counsel moved for postpone ment for two weeks on account of the illness of his client. Judge Freelon, after hearing the argument, postponed the case till Monday, Aprils. Reports say that the agitator is con- pletely prostrated by the result of the cleo
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-02

A&kA THREE ROOMS, connected and very desirable, #5kU on Park street. new House on Beers street, MesAnear Chapel, will bs completed about May list, and rented low to responsible persons. Another in the location will be offered for sale rent June 1st. A. WHEELER,
 ma6 If 115 Park Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-02
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

NEW YosK. April 1.-sailed, the Frisia for Hamburg, the Adriatic for Liverpool, the weser for Bremen. Arrived, the Saratoga from Havana, the Canada from London.
 Boston-Arrived, the Austrian from Glas- gow. the Victoria from Liverpool. Sailed, the IlIyrian for Liverpool, the Tyrian for Glas- gow, the Palermo for Hull
 mpton-Arrived, the Devonia and State of Pennsylvania from New York.
 Bristol-Arrived, the Bristol from New York
 Liverpool-Sailed, the British Grown for Philadelphia, the City of Richmond for New York.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-02
THE SOUTH.
GeOr&ia.
Aiding a nIurderer,s Escape.

Aiding a Murderer's Escape.
 ATLANTA, April John B. Brantley, charged with the murder of negro woman and her child, has escaped from Carrollton jail. His fellow prisoners, by tieing some sheets and blankets together. let him down from the second story. At last accounts he had been pursued by bloodhounds.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-02
FOR SALE.

Asss THE PREMISES the corner of Church k%EH and Court streets known as Lefingwel1 Build MR& ing also one Lot on Grand street, 80 feet; one Lot the corner Of Franklin and William stree Is also Lots of 40 feet each Dudley rect Inquire at
 na1Q 12t 112 COLLEGE STREET.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-02
MARRIAGES.

BEEBE-BENsoN-In Canaan. March 24th, Sidney W. Beebe and Miss Esther Benson, both of Canaan min F. Lines and Miss Sarah c. Johnsons of sey-
 
 PERKINS-UMBERFIELD Hamden, April 1st, at the residence of the bride's uncle, H. M. Allen, Eso by Rev. 8. W. Toles, William W. Perkins of New Haven to Fannie W. Umberheld of Hemden.F :
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-02
Stocks closed as follow

Now York Produce Market.
 NEW YORK. April l. CoTToN-Dull Uplands, 13; Orleans, 13. FLOUR-steady State $4 50 @ $675; Ohio flour s55O@$7.50; Western, s4.50@S6.25 Southern, $5 540a$T.50. wHEAr-Lower; No. White March, -; No. 2 White, April, ,Sl S2d; Mo- Winter Red, March, $1 42@ 6; No. Winter Red, May, $1 37K. OoRN-Easier; Mixed Western, spot, 52alS538 i; futures, 479524c. OATs-Dun State, s9S44 Western, s9x@44c per bushel. BEEF-WeAk. PORK-DulI; new mess pork, $11 60 per bbl. LARD-Stronger steam rendered, SITS. BUTTER-Duil; {; Ohio, 16a32c.; State, 23836c. per pound. wHIsKEY-Nominal ]; Western, $1 10@11. SUGAR-Steady. MOLASSES-Dull. PETROLEUM-Quiet RICE-Firm. COFFEE-Firm, FREIGHTS-Steady. SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE-Dull at 4S. ROSIN-Quiet at SI 50@55. TALLOw--Dull at 61<.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-02
Ec2nCN

A Terrific ExpIOsiOn-One Hundred and Fifty Persons Killed.
 PARIS, April IA oolliery explosion took place to-day at Anderlues mine and 15O per sons were killed
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-02

ezse. THE large, spacious room No. 12, 270 Chape SSlf street high ceilings and roof lights designed eas& and occupied by portrait painter for man! years; will be placed in fine ord permanen tenant AIso convenient, wen-nghted double offic
 mh3 If JOHN NORMAN, Room Il.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-02

FOR SALE, A Movable Blacksmith Forge. Inquire at A sp2 st' s4aREENE STREET
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-02
FRE RENT

zzsA TWO FIRST-CLAss BRICK HOUSES, Nos Eia S3 and S5 Howe street. with all modern improve AAA ments, hot and cold water, marble wash bowls &c, &c. of the best locations in the city ont house partly furnished. English bssements No. 4s Church street, Room 5, Hoadley Building.
 ap1 4t# L. F. COMSTOOK.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-02

audience, has caused some excitement among the ministers. In an interview published this afternoon eleven of the reverand gentlemen express themselves in favor of Grant for third term, while six are opposed to Grant.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-02

szsSA A NEW AND CONTIGUOUS HOUSE EsS Sherman avenue, handsomely fitted with mod &A1ern conventences, and most pleasantly located. Will be sold at great bargain. Inquire at
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-02
TO RENT,

dSaA A HOUSE containing 13 rooms, and Barn
 si with stalls, five minutes walk from City Mar BaaAket One Store No. 551 State street, in Hellers Block also dry Basement for light manufacturing in same Block Three Rooms in Gill street, No. 20. Ap ply to JACaB HELLER, Room 1,
 rna24 Yale National Bank Building.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-02
TELEGRAPHIC JOTTINGs.

The bricklayers and bod carriers of Lowell, Mass. yesterday struck for advanced wages, their demand being aceeded to in most cases. Terrible distress prevails in Asia Minor.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-02
MARINE LIST.
PORI OF NEW HkVRN.
ARRIyEp-APRIL 2.

ARRIvED-APRIL 2. Bark Windwa rd Sloan, Bristol, 62 days via New York, iron to Wheeler & Go. Sch Lawson, Gall, Providence to New York, in distress, both masts carried away. Sch Francis Corwin, Delaney, New York; iron to Wheeler & Go. Sch sharpshooter, Banks, Long leland, bricks tc order.
 CLEARED. Brig George Morgan, St. Croix. Sch WIn Farren, Lndsley, Virginia.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-02
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Especial of the JOURNAL OeUaIERl

JOHN H. DAVIS & Co.,, Bankers and Brokers,l
 No. IT Wall street, New York,
 April l, 1880. Stocks only moderately active, and alternately weak and strong with the Elevated roads very weak and loxer-Manhattsn down to 25I Metropolitan to 9s and New York to 113 Investment stocks wers ala strong.
 The Bond dMarket.-Government bonds were strong and active with great strength and advancing prices in the four per cents, coupon selling at 1063s exinter
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-02
Kentucky.
Settlement of an Old Feud

Settlement of am Old Feud.
 BARBoURsvILLE, April 1.-As Mir. Wiser was returning home from Barboursville and when within short distance from home he was assailed by his son-in-law, Preston Hen drickson, and Thomas Hendrickson, James Hendrickson, John Hendrickson, Achilles Bracket, GiIlis Bracket of Bell county, and John Napper of Breathitt county, his accom- plces. The assailants were armed with guns revolvers etc., and the body of the murdered man was literally riddled with bullets. The men were arrested. The murder resulted from an old feud.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-02
Eor SaIe or Rent

AszS First-cIass House with modern Improvements; 4sA 12 rooms, all in fine order; price and terms EAA easy only few minutes walk from postoflcs; possession the first of April can be seen at any time.
 49 Church Street, Room Hoadley Building.
 apl 4tz l.. F. OOMSTOCK.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-02
SAFE INYESTMENTN.

UIHY accept per cent. interest when 7H can be
 w Lad with saf+ ty. On the large number of Mort- gage Farm Loans which have sold there has been no loss principal interest," and the interest is usually received the day it is due. These loans are for five years and average TX psr cent. interest Those who have money loan invited to inquire by letter to and examine large numbar of desirable loans just received, ranging from $200 to $1 500. Their average security exceeds the loans than four fold, besides in policy Of insurance to the loaner. ALFRED WALKER,
 ma8I St s5 Orange Street,
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-02
SEASHORE HOTEL FOR RENT.

SsaA THE we'll known seashore resort, MERWIN'S ESNH POINT, Milford, consisting of house, harm, H&M sheds, ten pin alley, fine grove and about 26 acres of land. It is but six-mile drive from New Haven over and pleasant road accessible by N. & N Fl. R. R. at Woodmont station, three-quarters of mile from house, abundance of shade, the beach and bathing grounds the finest, good fishing plenty of duck shooting in fall. Will rent the proper ty for one or more years. For particulars address MRS A, M MERWIN, Woodmont, Ot.,
 CHAS. P. MEKWIN, 3O9 State Street,
 pnao9aod0w New Haven.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-02
EOR RENT
I'M RENT

ssaA Tenement at No. IT Silver street; five (5) 4zU rooms; gas and city water. -
 ma3l If 274 Chapel Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-02
FOX RENT,

ss4a THE modern house No. 28 Trumbun street. k WALTER OSBORN,
 mh2Otf 12 Whites Building.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-02
Valuable Real Estate For Sale

eeA Pursuant to an order of the Probate Court for Wsss the District of New Haven, the undersigned of-
 sM fers for sale all the real estate belonging to the estate of the late Harvey BArnes deceased and con- sistng of
 First-The homestead of the late Harvey Barnes, on East Pearl street, in Fair Haven.
 secopd-The Building occupied in part as a store and market together with the land the corner of Grand and East Pearl street.
 Third-A Lot ofland go feet front on South Quinni- pac street. in Fair Haven East extending to the riv CT, and including very val4abe oyster grounds and privileges. Fourth-One undivided half of twelve acres Of weod land, in Foxon, in East Haven. u7H AID. GOODYEAR.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-02

Sustaining the Lotteries.
 LOUISVILLE, April Judge H. B. Brown, in the Circuit Court of the United States, filed an opinion that the seizure and detention of lottery letters was unauthorized by Congress-, and that the Postmaster General was liable to suit for damages.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-02
New and Old Strikes.


 NEW YORK, April 1.-The three hundred and fifty workmen of Albert Weber, the piano manufacturer, resumed work this morning, having gained the increase of ten per cent on their pay, for which they struck. E. P. Hale is the only manufacturer maintaining the lockout.
 Hernann's furniture factories were in full operation this morning.
 The stone rubbers, blue stone cutters and ship joiners demanded increased pay from their employers, which in most instances was granted, so that very small number were obliged to strike. The ship joiners were get ting $2 50 day for their labor, and demand ed $3. The increase demanded by the stone rubbers and cutters is from 25 to 50 cents per day. The members of the Bricklayers' Union also demanded an increase from $2. 50, the present rate, to $3 per day, and it was gener- ally granted, as most builders had contracts on their hands.
 The 'Iongshoremen employed by the Inman, National, Guion, White Star and French lines of steamers struck to-day, because certain non- union men were employed by the companies. The Inman and National lines compromised with their men and discharged a number of non-union men, but the other companies re- fused to make the concesson.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-02
TO RENT.

AAAA House in North Haven suitable for two fam Eak flies if desired, with barn and garden; can be aS4 taken at once; location within a few rods of depot, churches and schools. Inquire of
 H P. SMITH,
 North HAven, or at ap1 Corner State and Grown sts., New Haven.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-02
ENR. RENT

&saA A LARGE, pleasant House, corner Chapel and Hiii Norton streets, line of West Chapel street EAM- -cars If required will be altered to suit two families. Rent low to desirable parties. Apply to
 mal6 eod2w CHAS. A. WHITE, 69 Church St.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-02

Ass1 THE spacious room (50x1S1 on third floor of EEN Central Building, 75 Orange street, just EsSA finished. We'll lighted all conveniences, well adapted for society club. Also fine, pleasant of
 U. B. BARTHOLOMEW,
 rnhSO I'm 75 Orange Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-02

DESIRABLE RENT. Asa HOUSE No. 72 Howe street, with all modern Eiii Improvements Inquire at 70 Howe, or corner 4uH George and State streets.
 rna2i if N. ". MERWIN.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-02

For sale or Exchange, AasA FOR place worth from S5 900 to $s coo, cen Htss trally located, in this city, desirable country RArerience, with about 19 acres of land, near the city. For particulars inquire at
 ma16eod2R NJ. Il PEARL SIRE EFT.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-02

SsesA IN BREWSTER BUILDING, corner of Stat ESfA and Chapel streets including one corner roon HaA- with heat, water and water closet also con meeting room desired An opportunity to secure prominent and desirable rent is seldom offered. One front room, two flights.
 One rear room, two flights.
 One Hall 40x15.
 Apply to
 Ina26 l8t GEORGE Fl. FORD.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-02

<asa A DESIRABLE, well located property, con- &SE ssting of store dwelling and barn located on R4 horse line Good place for grocery business, which is well established. Price and terms reasona- ble Inquire of T. G. SLOAN, ma29 6t+ Yale Bank Building.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-02
FOR RENT.

ssSA HoUS on Blake street, Westville. House
 s;a contains oo rooms in good order. To the right
 aA tenant the rent will be low. For particulars, call atNGERWIN's Real Estate Ofice 237 Chapel St., -
 o7 M. BHUMWAY, HestV1lle.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-02
FOR SALE

a4aA { GOOD LOCATION FOR A FACTORY G The lot of lsnd situated the east side of Eas @&A street, next south of the Rubber Co.'S brick storehouse Grand street, 125x124 feet and bound the by the railroad. This property must be sold within 30 days. Apply to
 M. HERRITY, sos Chapel street, rnh3n if Room s. .Mftchells BuildinR.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-02
TO RENT

NtsA The House corner of winthrop avenue and H5lH George street, containing eleven rooms, gas, 1azz-w water and all modern improvements; with or without barn rent, $35O.
 Also, tour roams in the second story of cottage George street, near winthrop avenue; gas and water Apply at office of
 ap1 If EDWARD VALLEY.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-02
TO RENT.
PTeasant Offices to Let

Asa FROM April 1st if desired, tenement oi Esiil three rooms first floor of house 43 Whalle5 Hea avenue. References required of strangers. h. quire on --
 mA26 If THE PREMISES.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13
- - ,l.nrrrs-RY rELEirApH.

7
PrrFAIo Jan 2-CAruE-RecelDts TODAY S,l11 hesli
JS37 head Tor tho same Ille
receipts CONSIGNED through ~ carr
mar and higher supply light ,etuss ma ~.
- - Fair to e.um Is - Gpi Light butchers 50 a.
- g., COws Ileifers S3-S5 % Fa hnlA ," 70 ~
"a. zen % Stockers and Feedeisih hght dcanu
sales at 3 ~ %. .o,o, sor
the week thus far $500 ior the same time s He'
10000 Commenced through cars nuAet nt'iuY
good demand offerings tavprRblv win ast WICK
qIoabr tar western ~ 8, A2c>J %; OhOce 20
- 90 Far o Fancy Canada sheep 81 5OG - 20; Common
TO Extra Canada Lambs. $685. 81. -, -, ~.
o0sI.ectfpts daT $50 head total for the week TINS
fa- Sl5 heat for the time last week IO'-1 he
higher ~ Good Choice ~ - 7U@Si 50 fi LEU
Nivcd; - 5I0sf Good to EXra. Heavy ana Metlun
~ 1Od+5: Heavy Ends - 2OdE4 65 lga, 81 5Oa9f ~
COirse. Rough and Common, ~ i2Ja-t ~ oco ,., o,,
wenfs 100 head market has more NE ana ~ c, L.l-
orally zoe. hirheI Mixed Packing - uVd' 49, hpi'
Heavy. - 15VSi 50: fhiadolinlas, ~ "u4 81 ~, Ii
81 good clearance made tut the maj A't 0"Hn
Gtr,ur-R Rccclpts 5ou0 head shpm nis. 1.C0o head
Prime ~hppng Exports excite, anu - iohStT ." = @
30 Far Good slow a ~ hV0fr go Alh'u t4N''
50 StOckers strong ~ OodS3 80 Butchers stey a'
SH Tr-Recciris 900 head shpmens zoo heal; market
fairly active and strong az 9Orsj -. ,. o,.
81. Iorl-. Jan l2.-BoGs-In goOl dtnauct Lth ,.'r'
pur 90 1881 Is: Packing. ~ Hj0St 'O: Butchsl-' =
thocc Fancy 81 JOGsi OO; receipts $500 heaa snip
and active but iu moderate supply Choice
20 Fancy Heavy Steers 81 l50tj - Good 10 tri'
- ,io - T. ch ~to rs. ucrdng butcher Grades 81 ~
ii offers. - aOG-. t-'e. tteut - ''r
f go. corn rcd r..ans s. 2Jdti; receipts LloO head
shipments. 100 hrad. . ., ..--.. ,-
SHTEr-~ ct-cc ami wanted: Light MrtiouS $" -
HefY. Including ixtra, 50 2OH-' -Ji i"Selu' ~" "o"
head.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13
UOPsE MARKET.

TIE locll trade n Horses email end of lto mpo, nee
fs season Oi TIE year. 4i,t p',f'
r-tf. ~ f-st es noaih weeks ago 40 tift the
present demand s almost entirely 20 h vacanc 80 caused Dv
d0s lc.n.s.. fl.e uair accidents "Wfh 'ly il" t
llc Co. some business done during me wees t 'e
aurDn stables. mainly common Hofaea tdth as
str.e erars and small fruckmeH About u csT-uais OF
Ff.i4as arrived by Che various routes; my from ul-
West shippers sAouli AVOID s'NdihE ~ ="
year0f aufna.s. most huyeis Will ny ANo
o SCI vou -or than or years OLD. especially he q. IN
tan ir immediate hard The steamer France ot the
TIusat anc Line sailed on Last v eauesday Al on
no mi ne vol Elawn thurOurhbred truttrg sta hoh
''CooneL" THIS orseis mahogany 6av = yeafs Did -
hand. inches lu rh aud called Dy experts perfect
beauty" raised 40 klshklI on the liuls"n we
sired 6y Nickono the sire OF NicRone being tnr ccu
Car. Cbief Colonel was purchased IN tins country lN
lr ling establishment IN France and he nigh appr ION
cennue viii increase as the purchasers Decoes
more acaAAiul cd with him
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13

ec Ohio 10 ,ce at so: 27G do l2s D. AZ &c 40: 192
Michigan do 30 o. at 80 0e 1872 DO 100 b a. 80 10 2ol M
state DO D. sc; 2lO do (few L8nbsl 81 o ~ - oVi
l-l do ~ ~ NJ - - l23 OHIO Lambs, 81 10 at 81 10
Di.eaacok & Dewey sold: Western sheen - 70; at
10. % Al e. ~ do l03 h at Sc ss Go los o. % e
1Gi Michiran l2O the: 1Oj kentucky DO ~ N, ~
5gc; 1874 do 80 n, 3c.; II do n 81 &c 10
state p H. az DC. Bucss 1870 ~ ~ &c; 90 Mlch
csu Iambs 5 at ec. 30 do. - N, at &c satt eo
So H. al 7c 35 90. 81 private terms probably al fc
HOGS-TOal Tor the week 3S2Nb head heahs' 10 IL
head last Yesterday ani TO-DAY the receipt were Iu'
cars ~ 1883 head-G7 Jersey CY ana 30 cars
4Cthsf AOs o the Hogs which to 10 snd alive had
not r rache the 3nfi Yards at' hOnr Renee very le
trade before The narrct was quo about hiauy
ia 45c duin - Good Hogs. az eA1 Joy NM w.
hove 10 DE sid ~ low ~ a. &c
Captnu Albert l35 poor Texas HOGS ls 10 aver
~
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13
AT and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day
Fr-poPTA7 FIyAvcIAL M,nKErs

LONDON Jan 12-12 30 D. r-U. s. bonds four cenfs
ln7 New hyns 1904: Atlantic and Great Western first
moriaaCe trustees certificates 6t1 Railway shares
81 felst salIl Cenfrdl ~ Reading HlIoa1. 96-a.
iNsnnt. Jan ESQ n.faflr afyros CuOic turee per
cel retcs - ~ iIaucs - R cont tor tne account
JO.Ho, l.aO lnepls. % ifa ar hnil money
and Atlantic and Great tsfcln first
trusoos ccll1cae GA Brio RAILWAYS ares
Cui cruso.q. sli1; Reading, 3Gis
ic.pcN Tan. "a p nOonsois ~ sls for money, 9. =
t0r iAr aCfOuLt Irc RAJ shares. T. 1u0 con
ful-. 81 Atlantic rl Greet Western flat mNri- gt trustees
ctTtIcatns s. second. 36l4 penHsYvagla tcufra2'
PARIS. JAP. l2-tAcHaAge London - tl4nsJ 20 = cen
I1ui s f0l 81. Cka.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
MDNDAN Ian -. 1850.
AeHGs-Quict. unchanged.


CnFFEE-iiO rm but very quiet Ordinary Cargoes li@c
Fair l5'f0 lGc; Good. l6 l1c Iiime I69 lc Falr Ia
Good Saui'a 15@4 dlblc. 100 bags oA Ina' SD On
private terms: ef Eraz first hands herc 92ilo
bags second hands, 1SsGll bags: wihtriwals from
the past X. 1Gl2 bags In Baltimore and
35SI3 bags Mild Grades quiet firm snd unc'anee ell
MarAcab0 IA Gl9c intending Good Cucaia. lGLc Java -
40 &c.
COIrON-spot Cotton quiet; firm. unchan ged saes, 425
bales saturday evening. all FOR spinning delivered on
CONTRACTS, 1000 bales rrcepiu at .he ports - 81 tales
this ans % 1872 bales sst
since september S742S bales against $50 6l
baits the period last season.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13
COTTON MARKETS.

IrTRPooJ jan I2-I2.SO pm.-CottOn easy Middl,ne Up
lands 10 NldIIng orleans. 81. 10000 baios
cnfng 900 bars ior specalu9a and exfo receipts 236O
In ~ s Amenran Futurs pands, Low Middling clause
January er Oisia1 also 6Srd; 90 January ana Feb
do. February and March delivery Ilaa
also ID s.d also 7d do, March ana Apr delivery
7id also q sd; do Ap1i and MAY doyery also 1Ssgd
do 1sgyl, also 7sIed do, June
Tnw nrltVrry 77scs GO judy and delivery. ia
ifvFErOOi. ia ~ Inine sales OF Gotten TO-DAY
inc uded 100 laies Amercnn Futures-UpiaDd Low Mid
ming clausn, ADrIl and III ay delivery, Tsgsd.
JaD i25p NJ, COttonFufurcs closed steady;
rrpands Low Mddlng Apri and May delivery. wi
hUaTsIA JsB le.COon steady hldans We: Low Mid
ding Sc Good Ordinary lc; receipts 6S5 balcs sseu.
76O bales
HuTIMokk jan l2-csrtrn quiet; hiaBirg, 121sc: Low
Mddpx GOOD Ordinary y net recsPts zoo bsios
gro 1875 ~ Great Britain 4oJ bales eoas
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13

anlng 77asc. Centrifugal Pc sales 700 hadN oIo
Rico ntyae terms 80 hhls Nclado 6he. lUi boArs ~
fosnc &c Refined fmer with pretty good irsds ruI T
1OIad1ultc. Loaf. l0nlofc1 HfaNul@'tu' V'e''' -
dered. IOa 10 &c; STANDARD "a D'c-
TALIDW-S.eadv: sales bt.p'o 10, ps-s
wis skLl-Nomlnali 81 ~
New-York tribune., 1880-01-13
600. Ordinary ..lO7s iIow Klssliur...........l1i'r
..nnn lrlnnrN u n Manul. I.

ORD isfW El1tlin
sirct Good oriinarv.-lls Middmr
Futures active closing strong at an a4vnee Of to 10
Ter iut lcr months l7s,lOl bales The grc paid
wcfc-Januly. lZ'' ai-.t it.iu j.. "a 1c.'t
Jue is 5iaISG G5 july l&67aI8Gi August lL76a SO.
o. o5sf I25sGl2.80 To-day's closne prices Januay.
Jny' lS7sdI3sO; August. l3.osslS.oo. Irausi fable
''ff6IR AND MEAL-FLoUR- Market dun and 5el5c.
lower lobh"rs only buying TO cover uge,i "ansai tAPH
ssh, G,i- S co6 his Minnesota ETtrs S. 5ass i,r
TIE whole rang. zoo DDS v .ntei Nieal i.Ais' - :
3t0 nlq CIV MN IXtra 81 JOas6 - Tor Vest Iuccs,
.bmi s. 81 eas5 - Tor Europe 7 e'" fageip,. IN
Winter Wheat. OF the sales 6.3o0 hbls. were for ex
- so: Common 10 Far I1fra state - 50ss5 so.
GooS 10 Fssc, Do. ssos7 p coanoo - GOOD ETrra
GOOD Hxtra Round Hoop ohlo s. 90gsC jo
E1tfa s. iO0s5 IS Rye Mixture - oO~ 30 BaLers
- 5a.eg S5taia ~, rsrs Of 49, ~ - Ioa Con-
,o y, Fs,r Frtrs - $3.50 4It Far o. Cogi 81 S14
s.. Gooa to C6oee PANTY. s7sss 25 ratsni Winter
Wheat ExtIa. - z5ase '0i cosln~ cul ana hr''} ..
SOUTHERN TloU dul. deo.iIinei .l,s 200 ph s ON
:tf J. ~ i' iA 81 q, - i6irG t ~ Sli ~ s.1g
C0RN MEAf qaleJ; Yellow Weston. g. Ctas5 40, I-aH
F6Eiic% FaUI1s-Ry, auction 200 case. y.l,nca
orges sold g. 5o@S 90 by Sean aiea- 4Da go 0'l''
Ora -%IEAT-Naiket i1eTai, unsettled ana "a
inclined 10 hOa on only aiiulied business reported ioI
oay sales II2soOJ bus futures ooc rrsa rr0mp, aelv
eIy. inen. inc !elccgt ,lrmE l - lo - s's
choice; Ungaded winter Red - tSesl +e 80. -.
81 5Oasl 81. UngTaded Wlit-, - s54oSl - ia: ho
Elifr.-l 4-0El 80: SO itfd Jhnb.ly.rl tta4-l 81
closing 81 40sGsl s0 40 IebT'ary g. { o. cio,-
81 DO. March 81 '3a0tl o. ~ Cioeug ~ % n
Fr.1iarg' 81 80 asl y. dosing s. 50i do,
March. hla4dsf bSis closing 81 Sl4dsl 52----.
i.Sl lover vtf iar export demand sa'es s2"" bush
state asc store afo4t AiLEA gu ctunclaneci
saies bush. 40 IWOTOwc1 state a.. JDu bush ~
graded Canfda, pri ate tcrmr BA i.Ihl hhil aNf'
sa!cs 2lUiu bush Ch0ce Caaada, VI 20 cneh tO4N Ma
kef ID lowrrfor about steady Tor oe. ff e1P0 hld
demand. good DRs1ess on sreoa@ii,e scgoun
sales 2f20 bush futures, 1000 bus prompt ati ycy,
iu.lYdlng UugIadel Western Mixed DrcDDc; No 3, 57d
Tgc manlv .5sc steamer Mixed 81 a5Sc New No. 2.
Jgd5Osc. Ola do, 90 6Oc mainly 90 eaCuc: steamer
White 60dBlc; No White, toe steamer Yellow, Joc-;
steamer @.xed January aud February. - tn'rci No
January 5gos9lsc closing 5r's 1Jsc DO tebInai}g s'a
sgsc closing 5sc. March, JJAc, cosinE 'S'sd "'sc
- OATS Market heavy le C lower sales t&'OUO gash,
frclgdmp Uumerchautabe 4Sc. 40. :, 4tc.i No Nit.
47c; No p 47a37ae 40. White fo,.; No Whlie %
NfxeI Western. 4Ga4s.c; White do. as2ajOc; Mixed
STATE A. aisle White 10. ABd@lc---tf ~ very trin
40 dsU n. 81 100 d. S2lasZ Rse FOOD -IeGs4D'
In stere In York and Brooklyn warrhGufsR End Ia
boats and barges anc The scserA raj