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, 1880-07-15
.BREADSI*UFF9,

suet ~. .tra"a - There tste Hour
TO Sr!s vi winters al $50; io1 srs sp.iags essy a. ia
s1, EIRHs .s we.s sn,ss Ss9'sa s.'ts s far '1
Hr.a~n sT,1xrs|Were IN .cos do,oord and
arm sales rero "A car. bran At s'ieeooo car food
ntsisa, cur vheat sstoenlnas .. s.9: md cae
eoaaso AZ s;s pss i1n on ',acs h,c.
!nx from tho latest pr'ees Of Tue.day md eoa-
iittlo dolna and NaxYo.e ea.v, vhlle .ho reaih
@ ts s ,c TO tho
vsro seeo..sa e = ana.ue', :!ox .tis .npFe than
nsra1nra assaItc tt ,icr 64nto aE re- btHSn
ss;sS ;as IT. sss
shat 9!ess Gs!ss'a SssiS.as sss ssS sssss M @ ,ss;
III 9 ura on & te @ ~
III. S?ss IA; s; Il
fSsn9 to- low sish a st I'D ~" r. -
S sSns hs's aS y y s nd
sssy II ,FaS!.s !nridsnss ty ~ ts
~ 1fseax X '5.
o II ns e 1eF s " nGe asysy IL en-
snofE ~ c9xer ' ~ Jnty nngsa sas5 to So at
S sa 4 Y @
5;ssSsS 4 ss|ss KIN A.,
" *s!ssss {! = g Ssa'F' md sso'u by ''"p' ut
M hsnf S ss ss S . spfS
sa. ea f ,s *aIss III Il 81 s9is
%ia;s; 4 s = u e o 4 4 s S e ' Is );
'a a. 's sss ''"s s'fsss
s9 o d nasss Tees ~ ~ nar sss"ns; T9se
nsns nnd lii arrivals Al other pelslts wsrv sma n
ID sss essa Git @
, 1880-07-15

CATrl4E-nollss.nG that the yectIpta wulIt prove
light 4uyort took hold In 4 liberal way during tho
opening hnufa ot The day, paying rather bsssr prtcos
shsn on TuestAx When tbs supply had beon figured
pp, ind 1t VIA found that Rtout &m cnuie had mr.
rived. shippers waHtod to got then chcapar aud tho
later sRloa showed Reduction from ths prices paid
during the forenoon I0ughlah heavy rattle dragged
little NIL day. and for that osss the market ~ tho
oloee especially bad I.Ishl and medium weights
n hsFeofors, wsEa chsny Inquired for. Tuxxs cas-
tlG wara In good depAHd all day. 10th carriers and
butchers wsFs att0r them. And Nta modsrpts sup
ply md Influenced By tbs oaolef weather, thS aFkut
WA nsn ~ lUo AdvAhes over Tuesdays quotations
rhs dAys traang xas ~ tatp3aaA 4 lot ef Villains
ousy poor Tsxans sold u tho inaids uSuro Export
sts pnd tlts3aN, md shippe1 tAQAn4.M Salvs OF
YEHsa Texans war0 n t1uka31i though thu ruling
prcss we're F21a2A0l s&oeksEs met with = Ilglt ln-
QuiEy 1t Ptsady satss.
QUOTATIONS.
ExtFA Rssyos-9tudta stssts. ~ Ching l@9 ,u
h1 Gna upwards fkG4AW
, 1880-07-15
PROVISIONS

4rlSO Otl3kONSt
Ho0 PRODUCTS woro moderately active, and IT.
regularly wcnk. In sympathy with eass local hog
unrkct ind further decline Of ID on lard In Liver
pool Pork bsoko badly early, under larKe offerings.
ind almost pantckJ little aacr II O'Clock, Doue
parties selling because thsS feared reappcaraueo Of
yellow-over In tho South. Lard ind meats both foil
on In company with pork tho former besng very tntne
There VITA pastnl rcnction n round Inter- but tic
tono continued fsveEish tho cloze Thore was np-
naronty export demand, buyers holding on. some
slated that they expect lower pEcoA on export htuH
wien the pork ptossura Is over.
MESS roNH-Decllned 63d por bel. reacted Csc. and
closod 2Oo hoow tho latast p5cos OF Tuesday nj s1
forraund lots spot scl.er !ho nnth. aias!H
nes worn reported Of ~ brlA roller july at &Eth];
nU brla Keller AnRuat At $li u 10 br!s seller
tl2st2l1H, md 800 btis sollof t1s yonr Il siaiaK
@lllsH T0taI 5y,7t1 btts.
LAHtl l-DGolticd 73tsuo por 100 lbs. and cloacd &c
below tho Ehtea& pficeH OF rnesday, A. for
round lots spot Sa!ler August ind tt1a sei1er Sep
tenbrr. sales were reported VI n tcs spot nj u. ut
g.G1 tca seller August n tdt1Hha56: nnd ti7D tcs
setler HeptamheE nt u. .I2h9tN. Total. n. ~ tcs
SKArs-Wera 1nl!. exctp IN 1ucnl Futures, which
were repaEted OF IN boxes long Mnd sh1rt claar1 at
tps tt6utlU lbs short ribs nj HG27N seller July,
NV Hofl0r ArRusL and ~ GiNeHN Hellcr Sop.
tcHGlE Prices OF eudlnG cuts vi n,snt1 Wers about
follows O'Clock for pAftlY lut4t
, 1880-07-15
: COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wcrc tho receipts and ship
mcnts Of tho leading articles Of produce In this
city during the twenty-four hours ending at 7
o'clock Weilncsday morning and for tho core.
BDOnliur tfEne last year:
, 1880-07-15

Chaice noeyss-r,ne, , fat, " oil ll.forn,ad steers.
Weighing l,45I 10 l,+tl M.
Gnod Wel1-sAttgned ataets. wetRh-
ing !. .lMto !.m ns....;......,:.,.:.....;
Ing llE0 10 LEU na..................,......
Hu.ehers' htnek-l'onr to cnmuann steers md
enn1li,,n 20 chO!cR cows for clsy slaughter,
Stuck kthttlc-ColnHlon cattle. Weighing CO to
ihn "a Ea-:t:::s....,::.,..'.,.. ...,..,..'......'
lnfetlff-l.tkht nHd thin COWS, h0lfats .AfAE1,
.btFla, hfld acSl1hwRW atHera..........."....
I0xaa t:nttla-'rhrntRh dFosea...............,
fsRls. pcF lW WNs.......+..,......,..
, 1880-07-15

J.OuIsv1tIK, July ta-COT7UN-Quet at IKE.
ELuuH-Du, extra gt%Qa7s, oxtra family, ta1s
1t2s. a No. l, t475@hz5; olloice fancy, td0O6kxA
GttAta-Wheat stssays DC, Corn Qulet, but steady
Nc. white. aKol do mixed, Xs<c. Oats active and
a shade hlxhsrt No. : whl.s 1t21ict Do mixed, 70
JIG: ltye 10 ady aud unchanged, NO. 2. 71c.
.uAY.u0od ds1uAnd and prices = shsds higher
$lHu0al l&lA
Pi0visioMx-Pork dull and dropping at slaiQ. Lard
strung, prime steam. Nc Auk meats dull and lower
shontder. A:7s. clear Iao ~ clear. ~ Hac9n@,
Mar&eE dull .nd prieos s6ade loM9r ahon'ders EH MI
Ollie. -, --'77'
WHukY-Stssdy At SlM
, 1880-07-15

ltt,ua. 1lle h1arket oponed aetlvo md stron1.
and early ssss wota nt batter nrtees tnn pro,Al!a
sna fe IN, snd Sefore Ii" snss ps,cos ia WcaS-
ensd ss!ec aad sel'eFs fannd dtf1o4}ty n erecting
ea1es Ut ch9cn hpaTy sh!rplng hugs at Hull
fntlersnn Co. selling l0nd t3 Nov York buyer NJ
topof tho market Poor - boat l!xhi closct II 40
Not all sold, and tho Mn Riot tMltlol bud.
, 1880-07-15
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, July ylA-CoTroN-Qulet 1t ll3so
FLOUR Easier, but not qaotably lower.
0nAtN-Whsat active, but lowaFi No 5Ambsf, 90
Dot NJ. rod wiuecr, 6c+ col,-Matkst eaRiarl htah
mixed. t0c. Oats arz1ert No. tutxsd, A0ala RJsin
good demand nnd priues shade hl8haft No. ~ k9
dH Ms;ls, dasl , s,a nYe9.l' Nh ta!l kn, Anil.
and dfeoplnR, AaA LUX meals Qnlstt SL1s1s.M
DsSun"-MAFknt duIl1 G9lH, s1+Ht tauA
WHIAkY-Stsady II 3LA
HuTrEH--ln good deEuphd{ cholcO Western r.
sorye4 1h9NS, ch0leo C0utral Ohio, Ao.
, 1880-07-15

Northes4t corner Madison md Denrborn-sts~
Receives savings deposs and Allows interest on sans
atthe sne Of per cent subject TO tho rules Of tho
bank. q. M. WILSON. Cashier.
, 1880-07-15

TOLEDO, O., july N.-0NAIk-Wheat ateadyJ No
. white Wabash, elcj No. l whIts Michigan, old,
plo, amber Mlchisan tl:K, d. bid. elaA, M. red
Wabash spot s'1a; afst ha't july tixi July. sAei
II. rod, sLn2f. Corn steady; NJ. mixed. 4os NJ.
spoh SIo| July Afct ny: Mhts. tlhe. cats stssdyl
.I.WSsss ss:ss, kS: !, rsd, spot slos, July.
Q0sScI August shd aeptsmheE VI.
~ MMSfM1lt74-whoat' r. "1!uD bat corn, Aao but Sst@'
siltfHR&rs-Whe.t,a $1,000 bu, corn, bl,uu bu, osss
lunY,
, 1880-07-15

8psefaf Dtspate4 to IN CA4tapo 1rtbNns.
KANaAs CITY. ulylt-pRAIX-1hs Frses Carftnfv'
postz, Whsat-lscspts la1p pbut shlpusnts &sa7 bui
nru, No. caso. 7a4s, July. eu4ci Nv. casL, f3!
, 1880-07-15

do 10 0jasrov: too for In,,l and tneats to LIy-
ornool. AMI r1,<c for 10 fn Antwcrn.
~,E't " .'ft~ ~ " ~. s.. r..
lhe recefpts VI waea. rcpvs'eu ~, ysseesusy NJ
Gn,casn' Miiwaaxse s.. o.. i"lls 4o'euu, al,u ~.
,,c, soeis nsarcs"'si @'V"p WI "'o '"o 6"'p'c"'S
-"s,su" ". ~,
,, ne " 1'nH WIS .nG ,nu.sHrnt ~ " pnnHo
Iep't1on l.un' 40" iorh yusson,aS' neee.p's E p.
Io"t' .t"@a n.tet "heat, "'o's VII ~ c.'l' "0soo'
~ ~: oe, .t,ee e. ~ W; W. - vHss Fy",
opu' ma", ot,osD onS polS. Ivy ul"' Deoa, ~ w
n.ls; ene ~, ea'S' , 'se1 pSss' 's'0' ''''s 'cs'
"usAytsoA p.is' - ~.
, 1880-07-15


Il.ese,hHurss they correctly doclare to bc
tiesh 'l'e'stintion OF Tho heNlthy condition Of
business "n'ch 70 a'aaost universally supposed to
pfeV"ll. ~ auflhH sl'eh ycara ns l678, when tho
losses oS esa dehs caualcd $5.ooo'ooo Hcr wcok,
11e imhure nsneeH 'llhs!faAea very disastrous
e"nuhloa os aun,Fs, surely no better siEn OF the
genera prosrernS tnat now prevaiis Is needed
!eAp 'ne uloles ior TUG Afst half OF le' IN which
tue Aos'es !soW ln's source ara shown 10 10
Fntner iess tnans one and q quarter m!lllons per
"gsk. tr
Ane pss1'MHlaey 'hatcatlono OF tno lnll trade,
'pe no!sa says promise tnAt II Will 10 unu-
h"a''y HlFRe ~ volume rs Wei! asipro'stable TO
mescaanta: NHyera from the South and South
w1st nave pech mere III largo numbers, and tho
next few weeks will witness graat conccntrn-
tiun Of Western 1obbors, WIN It Ia expected
viii mnta ,hnir n,rc,,nsa. 49, ~ ,n a.s,,a" .,s."
.hn,, ,1''1 r,, ~ nn saror uate
a1,,ootsI," ,,., ,-o'>>,. =, VI niotct1n'olsus
ss,.sa.. w Huouh' = a.leaay assuming 'aF8or
proportons, aha uaa ra'lsoaas arc i1ka'y to move
aonc tins
1hu phtIotle,nh,n rsdoer ct M,r,os .,u. ~,
,,o,,u.,rnu.,s.t. .'r 49, 49,, ~ n. Dt .s.ys NV ~
A.ns'. 'e'''"~ ~ WV ta"o 4H 1oPottet w HUI
t1ds1nl nha corporste opcrAtnrs aHd by tho trans
porting companies rs decidedly bottcr Thcro
ure not only moro oraers for voal coming IN The
market. b''t tho consumers scutn Kcnornty to
HlEe c1HH TO I0c c0hGlA8spM taAL tho ptQQuCGr6 OF
coal pr, yCd ttf thetr Iete tjs, et t MIR
,.ul In,o tho market at lca, Thar cost rrtaos
.. ST., ~ -. -. - 80 ~ eoes F.'n1''
t''s -.,hee 'uale low NJ tpasoh Tor "thho!alug
, 1880-07-15

nuHSALo. July lL-0AKtN-Whsst dull, salea
l,Hu ba No. hard Duluth II tll7t 2ap bu red Winter
ut slla cuEa ursa, saloa ECU Uu At AaAos lDu III st
tfct +1Q4 bu high mixed 10 arrtvs. a. txe; l3N0 pu
Milwaukee &t t3.{c UaIs neglected.
CANAL fAEloiaTs-IOwaF IT 69<o for wheat Hao !"
SpI0x
, 1880-07-15

T1TXfSES-Wsfo daii IL ii.5jisi:7S per brl fof
g9od ts4ck TIM fsrMef5 arc supplying Rood portion
Of tic city truuu. ~ =
rOuI;rhY-Was IN request md eapy NJ s0s1fo for
fu.slxetl ehtcknns md flakk2Au for springs Ducks
wGrb qnntc1 ut t2.tQ4!..2 II pIr duz.
AEEl5-tIais uln1th5 Maa sca5cc and nrn At t20
AM9n.s sn1a q VIA selitember n stf tho
AuxMst: and @iI1M wMa bid for sep1smbor. clovuE
sAiWMSI1aMniinnas iWGS1 ii Ii fai. rcnucat and slua,ix,
, 1880-07-15
1sT TELEGRAPH.
NEW YpItN.

NEW YORK, July N;-Aaving thoroufniy
md those with him gave the market Mt tho OPEN
ing tho appearance .of great huoyancy, with
rnntrhoa r,,rchsss, s1nov oovo ~" c,,rrcnt
1, direction IL g, from as ss n hi,
,,oct. ont, IL Ia nrnhah,o thot thov hnyc nnt]o a
falf prosrcss towards liouIdutinr uurobnscs
showed % WEAK WEAKNESS @ wheaover ss % they loft It 10 t.
self, and. In spite Of repeated prop
f Sp soes sou,psSsu, nssy ana o"s wSf to An o
ths sna the ~
nreated m tbnt II thew nIvo way under shortage
IN tho erup ee rss1 9t oo st WIN %e
tho fntnre co,,rso , Of The market depond. m en- en-.
ltlt to sons extont. KecMc IL probably short.
10 sell agatn. Ho has been unable to
su ~ ~, iIaS ,,sn,rt IN tnpo ne vM.a liz ~ ~a
hixber prices, and fccdinF% % out what he Gin M ii
@ s%Srs;,osS tbss T. !; fe!ss aSey e iSs! sst;
Ii Snstss st sstasss = 's; s essra
Little sat.rE pa sh9ws ;athes aseli%ns te
yi Iesdsla aa propsities hese iost most q ther
sSS s% r$s9 sns S ssv Srys dsss,sS Sss
II Il icr cent dividend fnr lima: Silver fIif can.
, 1880-07-15

nALT1MonR, July N.-CoTToN-Quiets m!ddlinz,
1txc.
FLOuR-Easar and without quotabte chanrt,
Western super, s27a2115; extrn- AOo947S; fanllt
$a:01UH.
UIAlN-Whoat-Wcstatn irregular, lower, and cDo..
int wcakI No.3 Westorn Mlntor red, spot H.
July, tLl0<0l.lg{' August. Fl079{0llTK; September
Sl.oiH@lUA Corn-Wssterh dull and neglected,
Western mlxed, spot and July. t63(o, August 81
&sNo' steamer, t]fcs Oats weak nnd lower. vtthou,
Rye qulgt at ENc.
MtG.
lrtovIs1oNs-Ftrm. Mess pork, tttoo Bulk ruea,a
l99seIah9nldeTr .n0minalt clenr riD ades noninaI
Gnpd. tcs, 44c. w
.lIITTKt-autives prime to choice Western packed
EG0a-Ffrrner ut 1Odal1c ~
,,PEIloLEuM-Crude, n0ninA1s rennsd. noninsllyat II
lKoGKRiEs-conee gu,et,. lilo casFoes, Ordinary 10
Wlfi8kY-l]ut Al Sii1
FNEiNtfTH-roL Liverpool per tte amer ouok. cotton
I-iHphd; nDur. = Sd; grain, I'd.
,,MGcEit'ra--Fnus, hu brlsl wheat. 2n0n but co,n,
l8M0 BY: 0ats. A4D but rye, 453 bu.
SHlPMHATa-Whcnt, bAUU but ct,ro, N,9O bu,
sALEs-Hhent, 7i6 a5l bu, cosn. 77M bu.
, 1880-07-15

u,nv,.,os. ..,........
oMor. hut At the oose tunE attonaefI ltss rnank
atafy .uaant Tor nr1fnpt deYorJ, option line Wst.
$4,000 ~ nss' IN @ n.nEe aemann 'saynK 90 ntnly 1t III
mn; Huaust' s,s.3sajass, 'asnE asn.Ear,hse lia!Sa
a1 a1s; T., @ netngeE: tEtTta!AM Ent meals stena.
WS-,nsn u IF mnaGr.Iaiv s,y wHM,ent ng cenk
c'nsink ~ cr2nI1et sEda r fi!p opuon Inc Ju
G,,n!sHnR stlo plal August slSahl11st 80ptanbsI
WeSX.!$4.5+
~ .TIhHiMM-!n nn1tFo oepaahas &AAQ lba sold At Aie
0n 0as., n.soo @ !of ptlmn
sN13 l5.i1 lof inlr 70 g1Gu fennlna Refined rnih.t
srHvfin3if srvis3t eo9fni, cnt I9at qu9tsd As l0Na se
sWYmnro s%N1HE!sGsWu aauIel nh!nos unevftalu.
Mnas-tentnaoo uIHency on lhe phrt OF ths
mn rn cd " R for es;
asiSs Nefsh irstxht bntinsAa moderAtey netIvc, IA
sa!p-o"nefa, ~ VOL !nstancoa haa the advanlage"S
~ thf Wtsttrn f1soetdfth ErfA.
.NfW YORK. July yl1.:-tUTToN-Flrfnnr nt 1ltxa,4.
Fututcn steadyi July. llG7cl August, iiGc, EsMs%S.
Sss h,i!!e! nstoher' lhGsui November, loc; Dsesm.
ogs 1;~ HIRE. ser. 4nnnnr1. tn. .Es:c II mn ,,,.
Western & ala!ls + Toad ss e.
, 1880-07-15
LUMBER,

The cargo market was active md steady. Piece
stun nlynncol 2sc por lru toet. ssittnR alD fur
ShnIsteo or LudlnRton cuts. Abunt half do1et
loads sold at tstpcc. Inch lu.abor, ln.h, md
Rhnxles steady. About a!1tGun loads sold.
lyaynR tue sale ducks clear ut the eoa0. Following
tf,n rtn%In for
, 1880-07-15

Flint and second cjanr, 1pnd nut. 0S700
l!fsk md seFGnd clear, l4@1H nch ,.,,.,..
Tt,lrd cicur tu HtUJ
ltrst uI,d 4bcund cieuf rough tneh,,,,,,,. AGNU
Ihlrd CNar Lit. Mul
First ull second pleut dressed aiding, ,,.,,,, 1HhQ
Common drussed n!dnT. lG000l1W
IIuuFlnK, SECOND cuu,lnlN drqtsed. ........., AU
1fux51Afds l1-lneh ind MpwHTds.,.. ....,. lap3l11
y stuck bontdg, 1Udtl3 Inch, rough TtUkSIu
IL stock boards, 1s3 InctI, .....,.,,.t..E Ek2gu
T. stock b0Krd1, ts4 inch. Mu&AuJ
ienclnx hrBt quay l.attA0
Fencing. Nh. U3il5l
tLtu1u1ii boards....., .u....+.+.........,. ns12Q
fuMriun bplTds, No. u.3.....,...,...,,.,... u04l l1u
dimension nun. h5biQ51
dimension slut, AN fool. -. 0IDtlH10
llcksta tat, rough, ind Koud, lAutaliUU
1Hth. .. 80. 1.1hp 2b
thugt1s. Htnndnrd ntd chnce. gES tU
Shnxlps, ..,.. 2&5t 2U
, 1880-07-15

INSURANCE ATttcKH,
There has for thu puAt few weeks been On up-
Naf1l teiiltngy 0f insurance. company 9harcs Ia
the London, ENGLAND, stock snarket. june III
xae snAte quotations VI companies doing bliai-
ness IL lhls county WORT ~ folloWs; - .
, 1880-07-15

EUSas5Were q nlGaSfate regusst atasalsopof dot,
FlHIt-Irado routlnuss oxcopuoHailI good TO. tho
sesled herrng arp sesIeo but ot,orw1e stuck. arc 4!
pof keg. Labrador herring Ii out Of tla market We
, 1880-07-15

THU New York Journal Gf Commerce makes
this cstnate Of osir foreign tsado for the hscnl
SeRr Just c!oset, NIL tho ports being completed
for eleven Months, and tho port Of New YORK for
tho wlolc year:
imports at al1 the ports, lsy-t E;B OD1
Exports from MI the purts. l5sy-' ......... HHUU
, 1880-02-21

Special Dapateh 10 T'4 Cateapo Tribune.
WASHINGTON, u. C., Feb. D.-The unfa-
yorAble criticisms upon Mr. 1tobcson's
amendment, offered yesterday to tho rule
which allows the fastening Of political "rti-
ers" upon appropriation bills. 10 not appear
Il, be altogether Just. III thB first pluce, tho
Warner amendment went only lalf far
enough, aud probabably not half-tlozeu
Republicans wers satisfied with It; but It
was adopted By solid Republican vote, ami
If 1t had bcen allowed tn stand the Republic
ans would have been practically committed
to It rs Il Republican purity measure. III the
course If n conversation with Il Tribune cor
respondent to-day
stls. No,EsoN sA1D:.
"Some persons inclined to compromises are
disposed to blame ine for Insisting Oil square
Issue In tic matter OF. riders un nppropri-
nt1on bills, but the truth Is thnt the Demo.
crats l,aye majority, and the power to 1x
tho rule Ms they please. Only five Ut their
number voted with the Republicans agai.,st
riders OIL appropriation bills, md prefer
TINT the party shout! stand Squire on their
position ut tho extrn session rather than to
desert It fnr 4 compromise which Is ITO real
gain. It II llutter tn stnnt firm On tic prf1let-
rlcs Of the Presidents veto than to nlNke, ty
Republican votes, n rllle wI,trll n!rlIntlyGIy
authorizes changes Ut existing laws BY
riders OIL appropriation bills"
, 1880-02-21

~ sp<tto, M,patth to yhs caieaoo , Ttisunt" '>''S'
WAs,uSaToy. II. c.. Feb. 20 "a ,,olecntion
renrcsr,ttnr tio Notfoun] nis,tt1rrs, ssnin.
.t 10 H. ~, H., f"s.,o
modification Of tho present laws relating to
tho taxes oil distilled liquors. Tho following
are here: Dr. ,ush an,l II. IT. slufrl,it. Chf.
ann. IT !, .tI,,or snr,nrfo1,i III
tinltagher, llliladelpElin; q. o.. Crltclton,
Baltimore; 3faj. Thomas, I4oll1ayille; i,
Clarke, Iowa City; Charles Nick, InzIcr,
New York. Churtcs Krllnpx. Cinriunuti
several aelee.tes IRON Boston arc expected
Tomorrow. The delegation Will call OIL Com
missioner Nauln Tomorrow to nscer.
tufn what ,litTarnnrcs thare ,nnv In
,'..". " .t', -: ''' ~
, 1880-02-21
STEEL RAILS,
p x 111zd1 1EIXII
THE PETITIONS nF HALFWAY COMPANIES.
Special Dtspatth to The Chfcano Tribune.

THE PETITIONS nF HALLWAY COMPANIES.
Special 0'patth to The chteaao Tribune.
WASHINGTON, d. e., Feb. D.-Emery 4.
Storrs, the attorney of tie tariff interests,
Wien here IN making hfs argument In oT,~
position to the reduction Of the duty OIL steel
rails said that within short time no would
have presented petitions from raiIroad of-
tlciats agalnst tic reduction Of the duty.
sociototi % rss sent ;st % NJ tis,n % ,viti' D % thn
.a,t 'uSs u.s.. avn' s ''' ~. :" 'ne'a, WILL ,ne
statement tHat tiie rnl'roatls represented
totn length Of l5,1a' miles of road: a close
NUMBER "f % ifcs a as e.,, a rater % ;~"inns1S IL .
mniica.e NM, thot 'ef" TN "I. nlica s1 o"ntrn,l
by the PENNSYLVANIA RAILWAY systcm
are put down once III bulk, and subsequent
IL tho Presidents of the yar,ous brnncllcx IF
that rna,, ond NJ ,ho roo,1a ,f1,tIatni ,.ft,, T.
,,'". .,'t., ''.a y. o .u' 4, "n i'
nut "Iieh arc palt III tne pennsylvania aya-
tetIl. nls' put down the number Of miles
which they represent, 80 that tho grpater
portion of tbs miles Of The Pennsylvania sys-
tam il tt,lnlicntci in t,,nir stntn,nent Nnro
tl'a'i ttat' p"ft'al analysis Of tho petitions
, 1880-02-21

8n,<tai ,,i,na,+e :, n' tr..o's nl,,
,nnoo. ~. .ha.>' -. ~ f"p' @tt ues'ns 10
appear thAt tnere afc TWO opinions among
democrats regarding the exppttiency nf atenf-
inx tic seat Of Representative Wnshburn, Of
Minnesota. There arc n few Democrats in
c"''s'.ss M'u q"lle h''nIpe1 out ol II who
nre 1nel'iiea 10 oppose the thaft ltcat1se they
fear Its effects upon 1.-THE party" Some of
these gentlemen do not acrnplo to say that
- 1ro-4,at,,,, M H. | nuo,.'na. ~: 'anse,
- o'claoHis 1'e business. u J. fenofted
that among those who take this view Of
the matter ars seycrn1 members of tho
,Naat III ~ att,. ,nt totnlee' w,e N TO
tin,rs. -, 1,,,,a,io. s ~ ,rt,1s my W
, 1880-02-21

Del; Annapolis, At'1.; Georgetown, u. e.;
iis4a3i:, iix'"%i vS;fWfe'f Wesg. %;:'7SS"rs' " Sas r a
!ico, Aibenmrie, ami Wilmington. N. U C.;
Gcorgrtnwn, $: G.; Saint AtAry's and Angus
ta. e.: pcarl 1iiyer; Atlss; 81; Jnl!n's, t'eli-
anil I'ass Del Nnr.t, 1'Gxns md New Mexic0.
Secretary Shcr1nnn's letter hn.s not, Ut
course, contemplate The abolition Of sucl, 4
number of districts US Il great many of these
Use to the Government as q tngnns Of uro-
venting smuggling.
, 1880-02-21
CATTJIF-DISEA8E,
An Old MATTER TOLD AGAIN.

AN OLD MATTER TOLD AGAIN.
Sp'ttat DhpaseA to ,1hs Chicago Tribune.
WAsrttS0Tox, D. c., Feb. 2o.-A long doc
nn'ont rclntlng to thu origin, causes, md rav-
ges Of tho cattfe-dsease, especially conta-
g'ons plchro-pncumonta, and the best known
means for Its prevention, was to-&lay trcna-
InEttetl to Congress by the Secretnry Of tho
Treasury. Ono Of the principal conclusions
reached Is, TINT the disease has never been.
known 10 exist west ri the ALLEGHENY hfount-,
aims. rim rrnorts ..ircntntad T., Enotond ~ .,,"h
tho fIseuse ia rnrinv IN III nn,,tr.' t'n ..,as
out to 1e untonnde. III l. Thesa rt's reports se ~ere
perhnps founded on 4 shipment of 1v7.
cnttle by the steamer Ontario fro1i
Portland, Me-. to I,ivcrnoni in 1eTa.
tnese cat'le were slanRlltered In quarantine,
'3tu nat IL mas pccn asccrtaifled since that tho
u,se,se us , was not contagious plenro- pneufno-
ma, blt the Tcxas cattll-fever. Speaking OF
te,,.1ent Of the Union Stock Yards, Chicago,
s".s.t s" u'..as' u"ee u rHo' = to.v: Inc most
important t,, oow str''ck ut the Interests Of
this city and the Northwest is tho report in
. circulation re'at1ye to the prevalence Of tho
nnrt ~ ohs11ia1,. J f",s, /" *''o 'n'S 'o~
.r THE I'll, l.Eronr Continues:
ca*c cs Of cont contagious plenro pneumonia was'
cArr1tl 1rom the Western States to Liver;
case Of such disease has oyor existct1 IN the, he,
Snrt1,wcst,rn statn. srhn ia,e ,.''. ~. .
ao,r.'a ~ ~ oaaa. tnc 'oss "'llci' "ou4o!
tI;a .Isaan. ~ .ic ~ cou.5 IRON tho favages Or
In 1870 there were in tho United Suites uore,
finn r, mn nm nnat cnttto vo,,,aI1 a. ,'nrs
tan s5 ooo Tho nreyneMca % of # tla ,Hto' tiis.
, 1880-02-21
HI'lkINt3 OVEIICNATS.
OUR,
$4,000
So RING
0vERC0ATS

Are made expressly for Gents who
usually },ayo their clothes made to
order. Our complete assortment
IL already OIL exhibition. We PIT
tho $4,000 style in our $1,000
Ovcrconts. REMEMBER THAT
II you want q LoW-l'ricctt Cont,
, 1880-02-21

| SpretaI D'patch 10 T7.b Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. .0,-Co1. Robt1
| md AIr. Hale, Of Halo g. Shelton. of tha
| Scottish American Company, of Chicago.
| today made MI argument before the House
Committee oh 1'ublt: Lands In support Of the
bill Introduced by Representative Darbor to
extend the powers Of tho ,Anglo-Amertcan
1.nnsl IL Cluln,s Association, atld to promote
colonization upon tho public domain. Col,
1fohh argued Tint this Association deserves
| National recognition on account OF the local
| advantage 1t will be to tl,is countrY to secure
tile support Of this strong Association
in Inducing valuable emigration to
this country. IIo claimctl that d
great 1naly emigrnnts who had been
deceived and induced to settle upon swamp
laMls liatl returned to Europe untl by their
stories had grently Injured this country, Mr.
Hale, representing corporation Of seottis,
capitalists, Intl0rsetl Col. Robb's views. and
thought the country would DO greatly be,,e-
flied by thg pnSsNEb of this bill, Tho bill
provides simply tint tie emIgl1.nts under
lhiy AssorfutEon. nIthouvh oiiona ,nov hova
tho uriy1lcvp Il, nnrci,nse ,and IN ,nfls mi -,
s"t.i' ',.a., t. p.ao m,.' 'a!" ti' onl> atu ~
setsIe uPoii H. lHoy uon'L aAK lof h0Me-
st'ad rights, and would decline to receive
them. The promoters Of the bftt oxpect n IA.
yorable rcDort from tho Committee
. .,.<....,
M!scELLASEous WORK IN TIE SENATE.
Tho Semitic passpd II number Of the bills
today, among them ola to authorize tie
eouplintton.anti printing of the ,,nva, ifstory
~ tho tv"r ".,a nro,,,ns ~ o aa"i ".oiS
" t11e m"1, a''s1 hlaot1'cr WHICH not only pro"
fIaeS Tor tlla delivery OF dntinb!e articles
aeht from foreign countries, properly regis
tered, but Ins'irea MI indemnify ct 10 fralcs
tn cAse the package thus registered Is list.
An attempt w.!s lnado to hayo the
Fitx .inlrn portnr cnan cou,oroi yer H..
,.not 49," oo"M ',.' tuiN. e"se Mss'shca 1or a's'
@tss'on hh4leaia1e'y atter TIC per cent
lAnd Dill. now bcfore tho Senate, Inns been
disposed Of It was evident, %l,oweyer, tint
SUNG OF the Drn,tx,rnt,e sountnra thInt thnt
tile Scnators who nrn tn Rnna,r M t,,Is cas" ,as
nlny brc'k tho spell Of silence, and that things
lHny uo said which Will provoke replies ILL
furious to tic future prospuctsof tho Do1aot-
,ncy. Gen. Logan spoke at 1e,,gtl, on the
6.,u,r cent h,lI ,vI,fc1, ho odvoc"tod ,,ith
y'E1r, allA tic Senate then went into oxecu-