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, 1880-01-01

HFfttdi D'sfatch h T'ht Chfcap9 1trtbtls,
MILWAUKEE, Dec. 3l.-rhia morning tho wheat
market npcned weak Ad en.!er, thUuEh sumo pnrtlcs
considered the feeling stgungcr than ye.teEtay. First
rates Ut February werc nnde nt SILL and thnsc which
followed soon after tnwn Inn st.S4 l.nter tho
market rhllled. md vrtccs ndvnuced to ett!S md
&l3l!4, eluslng snfes heng nlRdu ut salH. january
hnctAatel between &2Sti and si.2Dt with fair dc.
Rree nj acttvty Tho dealings In February throughout
the rnrninT lioir wero not large.
Attic regular noun npusd the market vns aRnjn
unsettled, but M undercurrcnt OF confidence pre-
Vailed nnonE nrnrltnrs tl1nt prevcatcd nny nnrkcd
decline, md In tho end forced prices tn roint nDovo
tile u0siIg quotations nf the mnr,nE iInard. Fcbrtt.
ary Hucuat"d hetwcun sl7k aud elSt13S md cl.,sod
At k3l!9. IannnrY rnn1ct hotwcrn tlaII and tl.M}E
cansinG at ei.DS+ Tho 0rllon dealings wcre lIxht,
Salos of cash nhent n1grpRnted H. BIZ, al tho follow.
Ing rurxo nf PRICES: M. lnr.l s;45, Nh. p,asn
*sS4; No. , har. and paln. sl,4 No. u tt.l5; No. Il
*i0119; rciectcd. aic
HAHtEv~fh0 market for bnrtoy ruled duj,, md
prices rctG shAdc lbWor. Tho opium healngn cu,-
bE,tce 1l6n hi Ut Tic md isc f,,s nnunrr, and fo
Mnd 7sc fur fehy.n:y Cash No.3 sultl ut sGc No. III
LIVE ltullF-lteGeiptn, u cnrn. with few hcd uvcr
ana innr9 expGtfcd ts morning, Tho mn tkNt upeI,c
Jnlnt hnl unchanged, snlea rntHng ut fi+t ttI fftr
!n.r y cf't'tce snles ybhtcrdny Afternoon u
- DttxrsEn ltooH-Aro dull and nominal. s5zs boine
'syisl;'SsArs az no,H!nny or Me:. pork is
nrti it iii cs,sl, Ind t;l;l Febriiary srost.ctiad
detN ~ n ~ b0xrLl and tH!it,trs MT Ai:afHh.as
fOllnMinK NofD tl0 clnatnK PRICES this nftHrnnon,
, 1880-01-01
REAL ESTATE,
Tho following Instruments wero l.lod for roo.
ord Wednesday,, Dut,. al;
CRY PROPERTY.

Tho following Instruments wero tsIcd for rco-
or! Wednesday,. Duo. I'll;
CRY pllOpEMTf,
e. ! H. IL l. 4aa t:H1" T. iiss:si e sstss ss'
VII! rB}s. BIZ IL ;js| u Il e s& % &ss 5;s4.i 55. e
81 tfs!,p af ,l:s XSsSas & q 'si ILL.,,
s,,.nsf i, GaI tif;c;nIb and ;:i:a,t. 1m
YafM 5'MI, a datod 6se u III. ii. Iioniasaa sS
nsSss. ~ i Ii IL i*s:iut,:tSii Il '"
W.T. ,sili!s T. Aili!s y $sllo \: s9ulrel. ....::,.::: l2D
q !. astS}a 4 6Se; III. ]. md Z. E.stniai. % q
i@pTased, .iatsa i5ec. 't liz. a I'D sa@ ssSs Is Is
South Jisatoarn Il 75t Ii i oi Ihiity-pnt. ''1'
&1l1o 4: datsd Dso. ID Ii. lid 4. Bins "a
seatS bes!eSs' Il II ii Ihiifi;;.nait. 7"
!. Mxll9 q. aatsd Doc. % "a. aud a. Wins 10
s!:EsS { :|sa IL Il S$Ss; il i; Ill As;
$slsS 81. {S:S,ss Is;$isN
i.a4, & c;r IL Ashland Il; y. 100
II, i;,,t + dated lsoc. fjuhann CUna1or 10 i.
wsT.i ss;;fI II ihIiitty:.s;saIh ;ExI '@'
re;,%a''. rGSSGxs y: y: C... 1000
1I T. aaseS iss y! Nest u fMrftsGSt T. Naitsss. &
1is$!t /; X 81 Il ii, Ss i IL ii i aislSi:
TSapSas T. hstssea is;l9if and PSi, fIi 400
, 1880-01-01
llosrON, Mnsa,, Dec, 3i.-Quotntlons of coppcr
stocks wUru ns follnwH;
Gn,n,et itecla ID Iewablo ........,,,.. s7,f
Ghpnt Philharmonic. f{&E9AlIcy ..,,, .+.. -, ~
fFnllksa 9o1{ Ridge =


Qu1NvT, iii, US.' ti.-A n',mhr sftS"1s ~ ssbc,o,
and 4nisluy cIptal lists hayo Just eifoctcd il c0,ii-
e'lmtsn,. nnd Purshuaeti II lnrEn mining Intorcst
g,Ee extensively iii uinlng and smelling ut iii
EHr,y tiay. scssrs, J. II. Mly. =. =. Wnber. and
=. =. THOMAS, Ut ChcnEt,. h1yu teen IL the city
trHsfer nj tho property which Ia Aald to Include
scsel, silver nlnca I'll tho ltabbtt Ear rnnRe tf
The sato Ut these mines wis inrtio to st,,ck
company t,raai,tzcd To- n,I!nngo then,
for consideration Of $aN0M. Tho foi.
nh"tHH f1rxnHh arc tho afIlLcrB Of
tlle Entnpnny nrxanized Under thu tlwa ri
Et"lna.!tlG; rrcslaeHt, J. H. sehott, Wholesale
Cyl. u: W. FArrnr. 1T tho ChIeago ErfiliV Jiltr.
~ ~; sce9.a M Mv!ee-rres!.lcnt. Albert Flyhrl,
Gaanior Of tho rlke County lan,.k, ut plttsfirlt
Natlonnl baMk nf Quincy; Secretary, T.. &. HIM.
nH1rEher. !,H of Q,i.!oy Tho Cnmpary n composed
!n0. They intond to erect s,c!tiug works Hi,d TO
bcgln mining utl Ah extensive scalu.
, 1880-01-01


CA1"TLE-1hcrc wns n fnirIy ncttyo donnnd Ycster-
day for MI descriptions nf stock md mt tho decline Of
tho day hesorn the market ruled stendy shippars,
ennnGrs+ nn1 butchers MI buuH1t generously. md
kaes rcarhcd pretty fnro aggregate, but titt1 stun
remaining tn tho ynrsts tfle elnao N hanc.s ts.
sales Ind n1nRo Ut f16oabW Scrub uts, Including
nlt sstAw cows. bulls. Htnvs nnd oxen tnd Mt t1tHla
ai 1ilnnn 10 g''ud butchers md uannsr.' atnN ut
*l:aaati' stnckcsn at S!+,kaAto; and cnn,n,on tu
choco hhti'pna Hteera 1t SI.D34s0. ExtEA rradca
wtrc In dctnnnd on export aectIunt nj tlSsa3!2s \
fancy lot averaging laE1 ms 5ascled tl0 lilo tnrEc.t
stic of tho dry lot ,on avcrnHIIE l12 ~ nt kt
BY Hail. rAttornon Co. The bulk OF lie trading mas
within " rnnuu ot e..5oat,M Thero wis good de-
'nand for ssockess, md prices wcra trm.
-.... QUOTATIONS:
Extrn neHvca-trntcd ntGers, weighing 1,ED
,ht aiau NtlNlrd*. ,N.0t95xj
Cflaice Fine, INT, ,woll-furnled AtqotA.
WEtillNH laaG to 1,NU Ues..,,.a.,.,.,+,,,,@ @Glbi1j
Gt,'sl llenfn.-N *fhttenaa STEERS, weigh.
I'M i:59 e 4lO4s44o
Medium! tiFlres- -atcern III far tteA, weigh. -
H tUNtn l3o ajoa4o0
HutellHfT' Etsck-E'iHr 10 c0mtlIun RtpOrH nn1
Gn11n,nn n cEuta HoNk for city slaughter, . --.
seuhinH Ht e laKti nH a.1,s
Stack tMlt10-Cninn1on tnttlc, Weighing. 100
g LOU ~. ......... 2,4N9Al0
hstllF lInu tghlHwuK KAtee7......,...........
II.
, 1880-01-01

HOG PNonUCTS-Wefo moderately ActIyo, and
quito weak carly, In synpnt thy with dncltp In hHxs
but recovered to steadleF ton0 Liverpool ropuEtsd
dullness IN meats.
AtEss rOHK-Dponeh 2lt713So por bsi, than Ad.
vunccd c And closed 1Mc nbura the latest nrees Of
Tuesday 1T 9aatelix:}s for now, spot ar suer jan
uafy. ILL so&las9h for February, and t1u3 i1Ga for
atArch Baacs Eelturted Ut &1 br!n scllur jan
unsy VI sla0lY!Iki Gt15o brls sailor February at
&ao1>4@tat34, and E10 hEas seller March Vt tllan9
lalf:f. TDaa', sQ,7u brss.
LANn-t)ucnui 7,4o10o par 100 NJ, but closed a0out
TIC ahlve The lnecst prltox Ut TunsdNy, At 5l7is;
for January. F7,s73<17W for Febtaury, and NTu for
Ataruh bnle4 reported Of 7,ap tcx sallor jan
nary nt lHn fca yusler February nj S747yf
HsAE und t1i1 tcs ss!er March as t7.t4k7.1H. Total
.3,7H tcs.
AxAIs-Werc quiet, except In chnnHes from ono
Mnneh 70 mt!athsr nna wnte uas!sr gnr!y but xtoay
10 nal VI 1fot lt11 ~ alltt rlb. ut &tad s0lieF
f.bEunI{. AnA tdti!44tau suI'sr AtHrub lrlecs fuf
GufU4 lulx; F'''
, 1880-01-01
,CINUlSNAVI,

ClSC1NHAT1, o.. Doc. 3i.-COrToN-Flrm 1t l7}kc
FL0rH- n9maHd light but holders drm, fam,ly
f9n1a 70, fancy, f3.M
GHAlS-Whout strnn4 at stz1atsl Corn du,t at 20
0f.". Oats dull at a&tDc kye stcsdy atH2o. UsE!ey
gulat al No.
pHuvlsIoNA-fpFk onncr ut $ia0A J.a1d-Demand
1tod a1,d tcndnG upward at f725 25a777k. BULK ,ueals
quiet and unchanged. NncuH casler; shoulders, {&3s,
cear ribs, H17k, clear, &7l2E, Gruen meats quiet,
Shoulders, &:5, sidos, *s1 hamS, F1.51, lsns uye.
ruge.
tYiIlaxr-ActIsa. i1t1n, md higher 1t gLN,
tttrrEM-ftem md unchaFKpd.
ltNakEn uIL-BIsnl at 1ae
, 1880-01-01
uY TELEGRAPH.

REV YONK.
Spfffat Dfsratth tn The Chtta9o Tribune.
NEW fnn,s. Dec 1f.-Tho fftfnhl thinks tho
lontn will set tn agNln in Will street immctlt-
ntcly after the New-fear. md carry prices high.
er than ever.
The SIN IS prepared to sec nj, uncertain mnr-
kct for Edme months to comr.
Tho Tribune snyB tho general expectation Is
TINT january Il tn witness great "boonl," cx-
ctcslIng IN brslliaucy that which cul,ntnntc lust
November. II It docs not curl,c thorc will 10
many disappointed persons. The basis for n
nsAtcrtnl adrnnce IN stocks NJ rrcscMt and pros
rccttyc rnllo certainly oxtsts. The rrescut
holder nf stoeks IA likely 10 SEQ quotations
much higher Otforo they art many pofnts
lower ihnn mt present. The stock Of tho CHI
c"go, burlington & Quincy sold at 49, It hus
been steadily ndynnclng from liz. Its rtso
stocks.
The approximate earnings Of tho st. Limits,
1ron Montaln & acs1thcr1, Hallway during tho
third week III December was &tB1 Hn0: increase,
<N7.'s0.53, or II per cent. The cummings frofn
Jun. 10 Dee. n, 1s70. wore s5lq0.0H; 1878,
s4,4I5.4s5; fncrcnac in ls'p, s744.osl.
III the t1Ttftrn .Assnclaffd f'rtss.
NEw YOnK, Dec. q. Government bonds
steady.
1lnr silver 1t3it,
1lattrr'al bonds ilrn and generally higher.
Chesapeake s. Ohio flrsts, series Il, ADVANCED
III.
State securities dull.
Stock market. Mlthough not specially active,
wis strung. There were signs of weakness at
the first and second cnlis hut eaeh decline wis
speedily followed by racovery, s1,tl, ut tho cosr,
the highest figures of tho tlny wcrc Rcncrnll5'
current. Chlcngo, Burlington l. Quincy nh-
ynncctl 7A per cent, tho improvement In
the remainder Of tho list hcIng IsGsl
per cent. Tho textures Of tho gcucra!
market were Eric. Graugcra, Pacific
Mn1l. cNal shnrcs, southwestern stocks, and
Vanderbilt properties. Tho riac In Chscngo,
Burlington Quincy marks the appreciation Of
''vhtnmt-plytnE shnrcs, mud tl,cro is tuik from
lItstoi, Of II soou-to-tc- developed cnuso for II
further n'tvanem. l.nek Island WINS quoted cx-
dividend, this afternoon.
Transactions. lRiGn Rhmres: 1,t000 Erie, 1l,Oo0
Luke Slsarc. l.NN Northwest, li.0U st. pnul,
14,9M tMcknwMslllu, 1l,hn New Jrrscy Central,
h!0W lscMlnH 3:+D Mschifnh Central, 1..O5
II. Inp, lin Western Union, 13.tUl Pacific
aIni1. 1i,0N Wabash. 1T. Louis 4 rncIt!c, 18tt0
KAusus i 'rcxaR, H,0af Iron Mountain, l,i00 Chi.
cage, l'urlinRtnn Il Quincy, md loo Columbus,
Chcngn Il indiana t,cntrnf.
Money 0.netl up to per cent per nnn,lm and
Lis per tstesn. a1, eosed ut !. Prime mercantile
pnrcr, 596; Sterling cxehaugo steady; u t1nys,
I31; sight. 4S31i.
, 1880-01-01
SECRETARY SPATES.
"A Wyoming Onicehalder Who Prptests
AEatnAt netnK KtmQYcH..

"A Wyoming OHlEeH1lAer Who VfpfF0tQ
AEnfn*t ne5nR Removed.
Tho Hon. Il. Worth Sputcs, Secretary at
Wyoming, nrrlve1 In tho city yesterday uftcr-
1Hon over tho Rock tslnnd ROUTE and loft In the
evening for Washington. 4 representative OF
TIE Tribune ca!!ed upon him during tho after
noon ut tho Sherman House. md removed
pleasant acquaintance formed out Weat when
tho Secretary md tho reporter wcro NIL Of ccr-
tain number who held to thoIr promises and car
rled out tho progatm nf getting out Of Cheyenne
Mt daylight md going up tho Union Pacific Nond
10 meet Cen. Grant Tho Secretnry's prcscnco
I'll tho city nf course led tho reporter to ask
what wAs up,
~ mn, going to Washington" was tho reply,
"bccAuso ccrtnln pnrttcs, whoso nutnes will be
forthcoming I'll due time, have in d clantlcstiue
manner stolen 1nnrch on tnc, and by frnud nnd
Misrepresentation havn obtained tho nomlna-
tton ut II successor rs socrUtary OF tho Terri
'.Wcl, t,.t who arc tho partiesy'
1.-THE agent down thorD Is CERTAIN wontd-be
nfs nshsr r. nf f. c1srsss ~ ad s br.nstrals are
pp9ppnlaE ,na,. II tho ,rerrItSry Mt it, hend."
Tho secretary gavo no nanics. but To tho re-
gronns given Gov. Hoyt on tho departure O}
Con. Grllnts spccinl Eain from Cheyenne, and
OTHERWISE uNaEnTLE CRITICISM
heRpcd upon him at tho Termination OF that
memorable flnsco OF n reception, It WINS perfectly
oeSs fns t. o whom ' ,ho ., S1,"f'S9 might apry
~ have no doubt that when tho President, who
has l,een Imposed upon IN tho nattcr, iears tho
nation. hayo tho ntinpst can.lt'cnco in bis intcg-
rity. md cannot believe fnr ono 1unmrnt that io
in aiiice iess thlr year, mi! whoso @ oily
fault, according 10 tho Cheyenne Leater, theo
Republican paper Of Wyoming. is Ills popularity
fexIslative Assembly +, tho sdoptien ~ a,t,n. sH
OIL tho nOlD and Rnf1SfnEtNrV fnnIlnrr in which
, 1880-01-01
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS,
NEW 0tLEAHS. Doc. Jl.-FIHult-HtronRt sutsf.
nae, &iihd5.1at dD1lU, tdiuaG.1.}f, treble, HJ11&a
dtcstlt hfRh xrudpa Nt1aa1.3iA
G1lA1N-Ctrn fu!ut ut Mkai1lc flnta fs1u at 5Iassc
C1AN-alKAL-Flrns hold nt tl.Ga
ltAy-steady; cho!ca. S.i5ls2a0G.
rRnvtslnHS-rork sm!f old, fl1ooala2si now,
{iAHHfstM Iaan ktcady1 tiurcc Saa11&, ke9s, H. 719
NO. Hulk meats 1uct and scatiy; Hilh,stsiora, loose
9tLs1 packHt, <L1gal1ji slenr rlb., t7., csAr IT.
as,. tiss"E ,-i1 ,i,Iiyt1 nt EhEdxa Sugaf.curod
WMtKKt-ht.ahy, Western rgctttn, si.nS3l.1a
uiMcE1liEs-E0 Nillat nn!I Nteniyt Nln caryoes.
;,feTos S&S4Gs cHlh,n1n M tn gopt co9,Hnn, G(t
yell1w cla!!lsi, sE5To. bloMsscs- -CntnnSn, 1Ns4S
Gents!fHxnf ats9ui fatr S1:Ec, ltice-slarket dull
iiHAS-Qntot at 77.1c. ..... ..-.
,As.NETAHf-SIRht Exchange on New York. et.Oo nor
HIN. '
, 1880-01-01
PHILADELPHIA,

PHtLAnELptIA. sa.. pso. l,-EtOuIt-Dultt NInne-
sota extra fsnlI5, medium. t0l g9ot tl75, choice,
NMi fancy, dl24i Annasots patent prooess, t1naa
e6Q Hya Hour uncLsnRed. b..
QRAlk-Wheat dnlii Western Fsjsotad, 3L7j No.
rcd, In eletstos, nQtaiaAy LIZ Cotn nrm1 .esn yal.
, 1880-01-01

FJUUN-Was 9uIot ind unchanged. U4yeFs geutr-
Ny held OFT I'll thu new ysar. Sntos Wefu repEtoQ o{
~ br1s wintara ut tlS71ls l0l brls do, seconds Il
$40, 40 brls double axttus at l5s1}48as0 90 brs low
grndos Vt >l6AS300; md u brs rys huur On pt1ypts
tasl@. Tutn', l$N bEls. Export estfga vera quoted
at &aa8A7a Ia sucks. and double oxtEa do ut H13a4
oTAE1 MtLLBTuy1s-8alos ware ! cars lbsAn ii
sia7a paE toni ea< Ahozts II tl1 aud cal1 wheat
, 1880-01-01

a cough, cold. or soru throAt requires tmmedi.
sotue lnpurAble lung disease. "Hrown's UFoi,-
cdlAl Hr0che4" VILE almost invariably give 70.
ton,
, 1880-01-01

The following wcro tho receipts a1ltt shipments
Of tho leading articles Of produce TT this city
during tho twcnty-four ltours ending NJ o'clock
"Wednesday morning.
, 1880-01-01

DALTlNohE, Dec. si,-DuTTKn-Quist, primo Ia
choice Western packed, ia Asof roll. Aj91gCs
Eaos-pulll fEesh. aaa1tut lluod, MAl7a.
pkrAoLEuN-unnhanged.
CovFEx-puls lilo caExaea, l+3ld}<a
hHuAn-Hle3dyt 4 Hnft, Nze.
MuldKf-unchAuKetl.
FME11llr&-41ulJk and UNCHANGED
ltErEfrTH-SunH,
, 1880-01-01

Inv, hhnnt sc; do. IN TRICK tfNfc. tnts qntot s1,
fr!rly uItrch3 atntnet. .i7,Sri Whttn. ~. Dc.
P!UHt.tuSH-iIutt; tirnu rirta bcef, f1atr; me,R
pnrk, t1xli hnns *0ke, lU1lISi lIcksed, 811a1t5tS
lnri, $i7ftAuL ''-'
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS refined, Sic.
WHi*KT-bnll Mt 81 IL
Receipts and shipments mot given.
, 1880-01-01

1SntASArntts. I'cc 3l-4HAlS-Whcat towor,
r4a ,na IN II torn 7uIct ny ssac Data dull
, 1880-01-01
PEORIA.

PEORIA. DEC. Ji.-tsHAtS-COrn nctlye; new hi1h
mixed. aTaai!4cl Muw nixUtt, a5(al1c. Oats uuctt
NJ; wliile nv >tahfc. ltye .tnt1; No. T. Sl1stH.a
ItuHwlSEs-unCIangch; fLtb{f.
, 1880-01-01
rEI'1sOLEuAI.

CLEvELAan. O., Dec, 3t.-PETnot tEuN-Unchanged
ssandaui white, In test, K{c.
OH TRY. 1a.. Dec. 3i.-rETHoLEult-The market
opened with s1lC3k BID advanced 10 tll3H, duc!ned
md sl.sed at silO BIZ nlsi: ehrmonts. 3t01, nvor
rtrTsntnH, Deg: c:a!-FErHULErM-crudc trtn md
neye NJ Ut lnskoTs for shlpnents rolned, Bxc
IN Philadelphia.
, 1880-01-01

fI1,sr NATIONAL. BANK OF CHICAGO
..o,,. Iha TOR eulo n full lino OF
CITY HOSi}a
jIEttf.S FAKK UtNn9,
WEST TOWN nnHt}2,
.GuVEiiSSifST f,ovDs.
ton - ''''''
, 1880-01-01

FOREIGN.
1.oNn0N. Dec. 3l-5 p. ui.-Consols, 07 Gle; nc
count, fTE.
Qnrrrnmcnt acourftics-New IL, 1nGH: 4tsa.
10IA; In, f183:; Illinois Central, ln.; peusyiyl.
nn EentrIi, XXX; Eric, 43K seconds, %; Read
inx, 3lai.
Amount Of bullion gone Into tho uanls OF En-
glanl, ElB,000
PARIS, Dcu. Bl-Nentcs, elf 400. ="
, 1880-01-01
DETROIT.

DETstDIT. f1cc, 3t.-FiNTlt-Qutei.
fnAlS-Whent tirtnar; nstrn nIn,lnai, M. white,
t1:F Gdt 1nnnnsy, February, stlI; siurrl1. &l+4l
2l,uQ tu, ''- 't~''
, 1880-01-01

4 G1ottrsviLtE. fGo, ,3t.-COTroN-Flrner III 132t7Jko
Fiou1t-fIrm. rxfsn. 4Ahs9sfu, fnn,tly. ht"L!.r.
tanAIN-Whcnt 9niat ut &s.D. Corn nrm, white,
+'ci mxoh. +c. uata frneri willie, 4tc, rntxod, &c.
HAr-Fl.m at fls.uttti.Hl
fn0ristiSs-ihrk firm nt ttIuo. Lard Btoadyj
ehnsn % I'M. terEt s.tG; d. kGx. nc ilulk meals
ttnn,lyi hnnis. stHHT.tnrri, 1U}SGe1its
WHiHY-1ilGlsar ut Sl.EL
, 1880-01-01

DurrAto, lice -al.-ERA1S-WIleat neglected. Corn
d hHlca el BIT Nh. nj H'llc. Oats neglected. Nyr
neglected. Nar!oy neglected..
, 1880-01-01

1iOns-Trnde opened very dull, buyers hDlafng OF
for still ioror prlces Tonrd MON holders Knve wny
ant ns decline IF 10asl5c Tho market becnnc fairly
nctve und continued to tho close Of the Ut.
fetnRs being taken. Packers tic principal buy
ora less tf,an A0n belns tatcn By ahIppers. anIes
EnnG.t trnm q % fs sslp* 70 7o viii
sg.Gi NE; far colnmon to choice henry, and ii tis
, 1880-01-01
OSSE1:G().
COTTON,

oswE0o, ". u, 1)rc< al.-tinAlH-whcat aulet
Corn steady; Western mixed. &C.
, 1880-01-01
DRY GDlIll.

NEW fonx, Dec. J1.-DNY Goors-Dusness con.
tnnes llG In ali departments Of trude, but tho tons
of tho market Ia very rm and chGcrfu feeling pre-
wills. Cotton Rouds quiet md irm. Print c1othn
hctye md advancing. Prints quot- Men's wear
dull, " "
, 1880-01-01
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Eacssss. i'oxe.. 3sai liz .....
!:reen apples brle. hSt..,......I| l.,,,,,,..
Tho following grain WINS Inspected Into store
In this city yesterday tnor1,lng . cars No. rcd
winter. II clrs NJ. = do, ~ Casrs nther wutor,
chr mixed, 14b ears M. :spsing, tt cars No. do,
II c4lrs rc]ectctl. ours tn grndc tl wlseNI; III
ours No. corn, lta high Inlxct+ l0U cars low
Kr'tes HlH cr'il; "a cars white onta II No.
mixed, 10 cars rejected az 0assl; 10cars No. ryc,
cur rejected: 3cars M. hurley. TO ours No. .
do, cars cxtrn, Il cars low grade GIL barley,
Tofnl, III, cnts or 'f, 900 BIZ Inspected out TO-
TO hu .hcnt, 40,BtG b, coru, c,S bu outs, s1 i,u
1yc, 1,iEl b11 hurley.
Tho lcatfng produce markets wero active yes
tertlAy, and Irregular. Thcrc was gcrer,li
weakening carly, which carried prices tluwit 10
nhnut those of last Saturday In lrcndstutIa, ulld
tn thosc Of nearly two weeks nEo In provisions,
hut there wns decided rclction nlt round about
midday. Tho weakness WIS chiefly locu, md
that in wheat seemed to DO nrrrstcd by tho
rtltnor thht Keone's brokers hatl given notice
thut tho money WIS In hand to pny for wheat
deliveries to-morrnw. Mess pork closed .c
higher, Mt nhnut $1a;E2n for new, Rellpr Decun-
her, md S1.h2!s fnr February. lard closed 10c
higher Mt $1.5a!f for now, seller December, nntl
x7G5 seller Fcbr1lnry. Short Ribs closed nt
$G.8s!s for February. Spring whrat closed lasu
higher. ut $l.;Sss spot anil $l.EJ!s for February,
Wintor wheat closed on 'Chnngo al fl.:0A for retl
Corn closed higher ut i0c spot ntid ito for May.
Oats closed No caster, at 81.{o seller .Innuaty
and ut 4lts seller Mny. 1yp Wna cnstor. Mt H01S
dDa1c srot IND 8l!:c seller February. Barley w.s
quiet, ut noo cash Nj. !: md Csc fnr lin extra ..
Hogs wcro dnll curly, but closed fairly actiyo ut
n decline ut lO0lhc, at Las for light nut Mt
$41@SQtt.a1 for hclvy. Cattle wero fulrly uctiyo
AMI stently at $2a.2a5,at5.l,
Thu demand for staple mi fancy dry goods
wns OF rAthor limited proportions; int t,ot much
Is expected ut this acNson, nnd tho present slull-
ness, therefore. causes no uneasincss. Prices
ron'uin decidedly tlrEl. There wl.s u dull lnar-
kot for groceries, but prices were we'll sustained
In tho trictl-fr,,t market I'M ,lstvnncc 1T 5lblls
III layer nl lnose tni'scatcl rlstns wcro tho ou!y
changes noted Fish wcro tlult lis Inst quoted.
nuttcr md cheese romninctl trin, under n fnir 1
demand. Tho only chuuEc lii tho oil market wtls
ail advance to 4Rc in turpcntinc.
, 1880-01-01

TUnpESrINE.
WtLNIS1T0H, Dec. 3.-SptRIrs TUnrKyf1NH-
, 1880-01-01

sctcenlnE* nj A0fsam t"nrso corn.nehl waa noml-
nal nj u LIS rer sun M track.
HrNiNG WllEAr-wns nc,lvc nnd vc,t. se,In,rp
s:r rsrtv h,t .a.,t ,tF ~ ~ ,, M .~' ~ ~. su'uH ~,
isa. ,s..u Nv ~, h.'u ua,se" ~ hnuFs 'he
qnrd .tcma,. and uur rccoins wer" .mal1cr hut III
er, nfrnii I'M, thc n1,,,c s!a n, % @
place e., Il L, ,,rsS.,,AT: an1 Wy be i"urc.l hy
Ut . ,,t hnycrs q i,MwsvGr nd tlte ln!er tccIinE
f"smg IT fit tor NJ I md ts4 for S.a He!Hf
;'sr|rf asr ;1,, I" a, nn1 = liz el,;s
r,tcs nnttsi'is o,s ss1l. T,7 i%i n,ye SbTnIx srsl
s S9n, y NJ, O. II Il ttt.!iY ~, hi rr.rtc ~ !:c
WlSTEl: WHEAr.Wn- IuIrt nnl firn,cr. tnrs
Trre !hf bn rv!t ut II as taN. ND Iii dn IN tcntr
Il - tiG III ~ III ~ N Ntter NJ f51i: !MIhM S.t!At
sTTi: -" '""'l'' NJ s''-"'''' '''' '"'''' ~
s,;;a;.{.si.a ,',,'. "'' =" '"' ~
'n1 IT, gS s,yn tt iasst rrce. y 1art.y Tho tris-
iaras, witI tnnli shIpnfnts an baysss Il sia,t s"1
tfhxtil with thu 1ccnr III whpnt NM rrnrtni ylp,,
that tnrnrti uIrns HUT NJ wis ftrHT r,,sinc ut
Etc, bnt tho ItEur Ef1I1es wctr rcuknf rJt,,liw III
A1xc tur r,h'ctcd. snilar Xuy npensd al tDGa t;Ht
, 1880-01-01

WATSON. LA GRANGE 4 GIBSON,
~ Wa1l-st. xI lnns..t
HcT fosks san Ftuuciseo.
nAHKEItH AND BROKERS',
speeial faes1l&lca md advantages In furnishing
LEGITIMATE MINING INVESTMENTS.
Inquiries choeTfully answsscd.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-05-20
sIessrs. Rucknnr and Ford and the Tariff.

MessTS. EticknnT and Ford and The EaFf'i,
WAsHIAsroN. EIay y.
EDITOR 81. IoCIs R~FruELiCAN
Several very unfair and uniust crit
lclslns have appeared in the columns
of the country press Of Missouri upon
the votes Of Aiessrs. Backner and
Ford ia the house Of representatives
on the McLane resolution, by which
the tariff bill Of Mr. Townslicnd, OF
Illinois, WAS referred to TIE COM
mittee on ways and means in place Of
the committee on revision OF the laws.
1t was q very forced construction Of
this vote 10 sti9inatizc every maj who
supported the resolution Of Mr.. Nc
Lane as a high-tariif man. when many
OF them were among the most ardent
and persistent advocates Of tariff re-
form in the country and the question
to be decided by the vote was whether
the house would enforce and abide by
its W rules. The fili5ustering which
for two days preceded tile passage Of
the McLane resolution was intended
as a rebuko to the speaker for his
unfair rulings. No one more openly
condemned the speaker for his deci-
sions than did Judge Buckner. But
when the question resolved itself into
what disposition should be made Of
the ToWnshend bill, under the rules
of the house, it is certainly very I'M
just to any member who voted to en-
force the plain letter and spirit Of the
parliamentary requirements Of the
house, to accuse him Of thereby favor
ing the salt monopoly, OIL the paper
pulp Or any other tariff monopoly.
Those trce-tradcrs WHO finally voted
against referring the bill to the COM
mite on ways and means, were prob
ably m~anifcsting their want Of con
fidence in that committee, as now
constituted, by their votes, while Mr..
Buckner and other ani-taritf Demo-
Gratis (such as McLane, Bouck, Car
Isle, Gibson and others,) had more
confidence that the committee on
ways and mean wovld report 4 tariff
bill for action by the house. 1t turns
out that these gentlemen were right,
for the ways and means committee
have reported three bills reducing the
import duties upon a large number
Of articles and the house will soon
have al opportunity of voting direct
ly upon these questions. No mem
Der of the Missouri delegation has ::
more pronounced record against the
protection policy than the rcprcsen-
tativc from the Thirteenth district.
Besides having voted forput,ing salt,
paper aud paper pulp and printing
materials upon the free list, Mr..
Buckner has introduced bills of his
own reducing the duties on steel rails,
steel blooms, &c, and what is still
more conclusive of his position he H.
troduced a bill early in the session
giving American registers to foreign
but ships. With such n record it Is
simply folly or worse to ~stigmatizc =
nan as a tariff monop0list.
FABER,