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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-26
NOfOlk.
CRIME-THANKsGIvING-DAY.

Especial telegram to the DIspatch.l
NORFOLK, Va, November 25.--Charles
Baker alias Palmer, New York burglar,
was arrested in Portsmouth to-day on a
telegram from q. W. Walling, Chief OF Po-
lice.
Thanksgiving day was hardly observed
in Norfolk and Portsmouth at all to-day,
except on the part OF the Government in
stitutiohs, where the men bad to lose their
pay, as work was suspended, and only an
occasional merchant closed bis store.
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The Steamship Aigitiia.
HEP COTTON CARGO AFIRE.


ST. JOINS, y. f., November 25.-Tbe
steamship Algitha put in here at O'Clock
this afternoon with her cargo on fire. She
is laden with cotton and bound from New
Orleans to Liverpool fourteen days out.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. NOVEMBER 20, 1880.
ARRIVED.
Steamship WyanOke, COuch, New YORK, mer.
chandse and passengers, George w. Allen Co.
agents.
Steamer Pioneer, Piatt. Philadelphia, mcrchan.
disc and passengers. j. W. McCarrics, agent.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford Norfolk, United Statef
mail, merchandise, and passengers, l.. b. Tdtsl1
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Sudden Death in New York City.

NEW YORK, November 25.-Alfred Cal
Their, a member OF the Board OF Managers
Of the Adams Express Company, and a
resident Of Cincinnati, died at the Gii>ey
House at $3.50 o'clock this morning OF con-
9c>tion OF the lungs.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. November "a
Charles IL. Wbippie. southern correspond
cot Of toe louisville COMMERCIAL oisd here
this evening.
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NEW WORK pEANIT MARKET,

NOVEMBER 24.-The business l. small ana prices
not showing important change. TIE quCtt Ions fOf
Virginia are 3463kc for prime, 3AMfc. for extra
prime, 4G4ac. tor fancy, ana 4 &C. tor hand picked.
JOUrHdi Of Commerce.
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KENTUCKY LEAF,

man a,,d ,n.du, iu bond. sl0@tl6; good aud
ane. in bond, tiaesis. Bright wor1-commoa
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No. \.
ELpTsss.
No q,
Natl.

No 2 Mail runs daily from Huntington 10 Wiz
fiaineOn's; daily except sunday from Wiliiiasons
10 Richmond. EhZlbs th0wn, Lexington sbJ fag
ssnhy trains from Ashland, NY, connect "h~
Nn.2.
virginia Midland mail from Danville and Lynch
burg connects closely at Gordonsve with No. 2 foe
Richmond.
MOI Express &C.. u. :. aud y. T.. steamerl leaves
Cincinnati at T.. VI. daily, and IS due AZ iuntlsS-
Ton To connect with ". Express which runs o8sfy
10 Richmond. FliZabeihtown. Lexington ami BIG
SANDY trains from Ashland, KY, conneel with
Ne. 4. go
No. 6 Accommodation leaves Gordon.yiIle baby,
except SUNDAY. AT J:2D i. NJ, and arrives u, Rieh'
inond AT Q A. VI.
No. % Mixed leaves Stanton daily, except sun
7:l5 a. W. AMI Is connected with at GOI dong
VIE by Vmgiuia Midland mail from Washington
and arrives al Richmond at 7:lJ l.. Vi.
No. rs Mixed leaves Huntington daily eXcepS
SUNDAY At $50 i. NJ, ana arrives nj tanneHon ~
10 T.. VI.
SLEEPING CARS on No. from Huntington ~
AldersOn's. ON No. 4 from WI lamson's to Eich-
mOnd.
For ratpe. tickets, baggage-checks. &e Apply TO
r. II. FISHER. Ticket Agent, Chc.apeake and Oblu
depot, or A. W. CARRIER, Ticket Agent sZ1
Main 81 eet, Richmond, Va, W. NJ. :. DUNN,
Engineer aud Sunerinten6eai.
CONWAY Y. HOWARD, Genera Passenger snS
Ticket Agent. no -
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A connects for Farnyie, LyhchtUrE, and a.
points in the Southwest.
y connects for Milton, y. &. -.
a connecte for Asheyie and all points IN Ncsf
ID "onnects for Macon and all points IN Southwest
Georgia. -. u, ~ ...-.. A., IT,.
Ecounects for Macon and all points IN ssnthw.s -
georgia and Chattanooga, Nashville, Meiaphis' sns
g connects TOR Selma, Meridian. Jackson. nAss
"a counec Is for Galveston and AL Texas points.
Trains from the aboie-namta points eTrtos go q
Pichnond 1T 4H3 r. 81. $3.50 A. NJ. and 6;13 u. "
Trains on North CaIOhnd ulsislvn max c1nh's.
,ion m Col, b0rO' with the ". 4 W. II. X. ~ and
rom Weldon aud Wilmington.
Pullman Palace Drawing room ana STEPPING Gar
~ through OBJ Train No. IS from New fork Aoc
Richmond 10 Atlanta. Ca, on Train No AZ hcns 4.
Richmond ~ Ddnyflle. . -
TicEets sold 20 an points soatn. soEthsSst, AZ g
.og west. an baggage checScd through.
No iay-ovrr checks giyrs on iocai tesetfs
A. PDPF,
General Passenger and Ticket Aaeni-
r. r. II. TALgOTT. Genera SUPERINTENDENT.
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NEW YORK SUNIAC MARKET.

NOVEMBER 24.-Sicily quoted at $50 for best
braufs and S30Gt40 for low grades Virginia AT
f475O@$50.- JOurldt Of Commerce.
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NtEtTaI FAsstHE'I bHI IINN't NEN"t@
T. q. ". TALcOTT. Genera ~nreriptesdtnl.
, 1880-01-11

Il carlo Ut No, spring wheat 0il tao 0a-
lena track WIS sold Saturday ut sl.&s., when tho
Same Crude in store WIS selling ut Sl.sSA. It
WIS stated that there Ia TO necessity for sncrl-
lcug grsa!n consigned to store, hut. III the snil-
ruut olicluls have declined to receive EEain con-
signed to store, that docs not tnuch help tho
,nnttcr. Tboro Ia, however, runson tn believe
TINT tho difficulty will be only temporary. 8otno
xrul1 Ia being loaded Into vessels, and she'd
room will l,o provided for the rest. A 1udiclous
reduction of rnllroad frclxhts 10 tho scuboard
would undoubtedly increase tho forwnrsl Movc-
mont Ut gs7lln, but thorc would bo enough do
malld leru still To absorb oil thAt tho Warehouse
men could ti4,l room for.
TITO ANIMAL meeting Ut tho Chicago Hoard OF
Tr,lde will 10 hold Monday ut 3:u0 o'clock !n thu
afternoon.
Tho lcallug produce snnFkets were quiet
Saturday, Ar,l caslrr, hut geuctally steady.
There was little shipping demand, hut the rt-
csIpts were slunll, W tAat thore wns not tnach
pressure to sell. Siess pork clsed e. lower. Ut
about fl3.40 TOR new, seller JauuarY, und $lIb0
DlubsH for Fcbruury. LlFI closed II shade
custt.r, ut S1.GsHGo7.Ga for now, selcr January,
| and t1,7shQa.TB Bcllrr February. Short rlbs
| clpyed ut $A,71l0.T6 for February. Spring
| wheat cItscu 10 luWer ut $l-.aH spot nnl
| $l..YA for February. Winter whcat elss:d
on 'Chapxs ut *l.ss for sed. Corn closed
| No lower, Ut ~ spot and 4bo for Aay
Outs closed ta,no ut SAKE for Eegulur ana Ut ~ @sse
for Aay, Rye declined lc. ulosinE Ut 7sa cash
, 1880-01-11
nAHE-TSALL NOTES.


George Wright and Jim White arc still on tho |
fence.
IIawcs, Of Inst years boston nine, was married. |
recently to lndy Of Lowell, Mass.
l,aucroft's rine that visited Cuba returned
lust week, and Ia now Mt New Orleans.
Oalvl1, Inns been offered III engagement by tho
Springfield {hfass.} Club, and will probably Ac-
cept-
There will DO two professional Mines in Salt
Lake City next year, tho Descrets and He'd
Stockings.
The Olympic Club, Of philadelphia, Is tho DID,
est organization OF tho kind o1tant, having bccll
formed III lEu-
Mcclure, who caught for tho Rochester nlno
portion Of last solls0n. has retired from the
business md CONC to studying law.
llakur, tho Captain and eentro-t1eldcr Of tho
Nationals. Of Washington, has been seriously III
with tho typhoid-fov0r, but Ia now recovering
Jack Chnpnan Ia toq 1nanago the sprlMsaod
Club tlext ycar anu haA senEea nowS, ~. okns WV
An effort IA being mado to gcorgantze tho
shibo Club ef PhiHdelPhi!, from whose ra,!ks
hayo CONG Williamson. kni4ht, Crca1noE. cooas'
Hichtnont!, and othor good plnyoFs
iteI milwaukee, lust 1'hurslay, with View f
| sccariuK a tlurk horse In tho shnpe Ut bull
player, said to reside in TINT city.
cooperatve professoM,nl i1s .'a T. t9lkfa M.H "t
lid. 3niyn, aDd scvornl nthors who do not seem
10 10 iu duiilni,d by League Clubs
After e3otist!ns syn'Ie @ ,,s nth ~ moonaa x'nay ct ct
s sss ~ by snsSns @ VIZ r pays tic
po.ltion for Spsing ghSid lust year.
George Hall. who "saueale,l" regarding the
crooko1ncss 1T Crayer, pcyl!E. ct VI, y ,,!, tao
tue icag,le, Is q wood-e1iyraveE III brooklyn.
rho nc,ys comes from Cincinnati that tho OH.
, 1880-01-11
HnTADSvUTES.

FIOUIt-WnA again yery lNll. tho mnrket bc4nE lit
tle Grtter thnn nominal Exporters were doing NOM
inr md lucu, buyers only wanted fow asnnl lots
saea reported OF lis lrlf NlntoF" at se'aS4.to
lou brs double e1tIas OIL private tertHs ~ bfh 'oH
trudcH ks149tG.f and ~ br1s buekrt'eat hoHt u
AAL rotul. us bfa. Export exttxs wete quotea NJ
tstOe1s5 In Aacks, and donto extra 10 NJ ta7aaa2
trTltgu uatlLIxrurvs-saos were cnrs hrRn nt sl2Io
}a2a par t md ours feed at tla9; Gears mddlirgs
nj xatAgluL Courso cufnnieAl WIS n0E11nnl NJ Sa1o
dor ton IN track.
STRING au's. and @
Msrs s d f ID ,e f'ssa o5f
eaa,io hs rsosseta 1 tat ts sus aSaY5 hY5oP1 ~
uyss sss sS~ Sso ,% '1 n"le I'D
:; sEf Il a q sts. ssss q
asxsa .r !ss G rHsSRs* Y s1 ~ = ses5 5
siSss f hs so,s Hol,0f m5 si9Fe Z,
~s?s t1G! II M 4. z 4 r. s; 3sso l
!; :,: $ss; u a:& i q
0 Wis4s " Fl e te sa!l decline tns ~ E
e 1s i. E'i ;Ss ~. Hf{$
sys:nsi Il samRis Ase IT, !asa H ~ s
GWNas xcneay tam. ana s,ssdy a ~ ~ Itaay Eathst
t;ss e s
ssss Hss., u: 'Ss s.so i s
"sH Il s T. a'F Frh sash
ps g. tss Il
s9s%} oaS syss i G9S ssa ssfse SsS.
u III is Ciuso bu!er june was dull Ut 5es3ao selnw
iii hit,iil ruuRcA vi 4fAl4o February ut !fes4so.
Aud 2Algh al I1ssp41c MI coAnE at The neae. Sasn
cUfu closed At va fur Nu. nsd N3Sg foF foeGten.
Snpt saiUs wurs reported Ut tluI pu No. una h!Kt,
Il TSas:i5ic; H,GU III now hlIh mixed ut NMffEAc:
MID Eu by saMps al SI{esElc On tIMek; ana su0 bu
| I0 pt T4aa3Sc free OH board cass. Total Xaun Dat
pATS-Wsrs quiet, With ittlls ehanxe III rItE9s. tha
u&rkei elp1ltg easy. The onerthHs we're mail ana
iGUre Wnn nut much demand fur futurasr Hhiio cAsI
| 6Od readiy curly ut nl!Mde h!gher prcss. inc fg-
sss;S ss sssi ~ ;ss
tile iiisiie, Fa6fuary cloK.d " ssG March y Sas
mud April III ;H, With litAo undnR I1nnnJ onn so!s
1t SiJN which WAS also paid for reYu!hT And iEesi
brought &c. CAs RAles WeEe fcp0rt.s1 Y! s0D pu ~
Tut ltR<4ci laU bu " sunlpu u aaSs4G ~ IN taek
uH1 is 3lU bu at 44t13o ftse o bunrL Total VI ~ hh
| E{E-W4A more Activa and lc lower. No. NUN U
7Sc aud FsoruaIy u " IN sc.vu.ent MnsSt ~
tGu c!oto Ensh snes wote rs45ed % ~ " ~ M No;
| In h,, nt iDSu fres IN board. V0tAk. il, ~ bI.
iiAELEY-WHA Gp!ut. 4 few orlsta for cAE-lotA o
low rrralct wsfO HIetl+ 0tiHrwsu Nuth!nH wM done
Prices worH unchanged. ExtnL sold at Mdkdlho ~
Nu.I ut h3c. No. WIS nominal ~ pig sput n!u .,
salns Mesu TSporsnl u lJaD bu oxtra $ IL gl4sl<
iIN bu No. 1t Ept 7,UIl bu ~ baIrle ~ +Ett5p 9
tJpcki and LOU bu ut 6+stno duscfod TOTAL. IAuu 81
LATER. ....-...
satur,,ay afternoon wl,Sat to'd at y M3Al29H Is Is
uiI 10 {f.1aS nnl cIuse ~ {a~1f Gnftt x9l4 ~ =
l5o seEier auy. hiess pork closed at Z!
EuEfuary and ii iaiU foE MAEch. l.af waa quiet
| t19l<4A1.H toilgr 6Arch,
, 1880-01-11
1,nE RIFLE.

Certain young gentlemen Of Irving Park havn
orgnnizcd riilo club. Tho membership VIII
e,nbrnee Il number OF excellent marksmrrl. IN.
cludiug j. ]. Btcbblns, who recently sstonislfcd
tho Highland Park people by carrying on tho
r,,rso ant mcdhl ut tho i.,tn shooting match at
that pHcc, hitting the huis cyS ,ead scSro
;tci,tflls agy f85 ycnrs this ia rcmnrkably Eottl
shtntinE. fho organization Of the new clni r. Is
l.s foowH: j. ]. SsnttinE. Captnln: q: + Miis,
insp,I. Manager. Tho Cut, havo secured q
splendid range. md VIII so'n be ready fDr h,isI,
ness. All canmnnicnttons should DO aadfnsscd
to q. II. Mills, Irving 1'ark. Ill.
, 1880-01-11
QUESTIONS ANSWERED.

sgyEnAb FRIENDS, CH1cAoo-Can yoa inform
us tho scientific principle by which a yacht or
sulllng yessal can sail fnster with tho breczo on
he, tlinrtcr than Bho can with tho breeze d.
rcct,y Mt, and th,,s dccltlo n long nrEument7
Ats.-A corrcctay-nlodoled bout VIII Sui Iastor
Other quarter. .....
HAP, MILwAuKxE--What kind Of nine
would tho following PLAYERS maxe ,lao n their
siilflyn,, / b.; Qerhurtlt, aG.; MUVey. . H.; MRck,
j, a.; Ercnlncr, |. r.. MaKelvcy, q. T.; Ilighatn,
rf? dns-A very pOOr ono.
, 1880-01-11
SPOR'rING.
BILLIARDS..

LII n.
rar In rnlicr,lcr chnmnionahtp emblem to-
,,,yht In trnmrnu,tv Hnlt aud won that truphy by
,.s4 ~, ~ ,oints trhn r,,,n,cr Of spectntors
.p .ass ,a.sa ,,.o,t J+orrst retnp manifcstcd iii
thio ~ "mnt ri scfpcfcr tn rcr,lu tho plnce no
i'.t In I'm 1oat tournament. AithouEh ut timcs |
,,nr, ,,ri,itcnt. tho GnlpoEnt Yamo WIS
s,a,s ss ~ tho ,ghole, recurring thirty-threo
,nnirvs nn1 nearly two hours and
- tnt, In tta nlnytnu. scharfcr did
,o4htnr ~ momrnt tjjl lin twelfth uning, when
tn r,,r, nj, In thu twenty-stxtl, anil twc,1ty-
aovonth Inr,nrs ho scored rcsrccttycly 81 md
10 snxtonsa imnortnnt rms, meanwhile, wcrc
a. T., AZ, .n,crt,, ~ In thc tenth, md 11t IN the
so,,n,,tncnth 80 ,nninus. When Schacfor finished
%,s | thrt,cth inninv ho had 75 points to 10,
,vst,c sortor hnI IN. Schacfcr left the
balls In ensy posltion however, and tho ctam-
inent @ before Il was over. When sexton drew up
eycn with schncfor md pissed him there WINS
With o"'y points between Tvs: ~, him ,,,,, md
vso. schnofcr tunne ut at tho eancc
nu'f n,"1 a!ctv auv T ao twoutyfour thet, failed to
,iiu htt 9 laii rhis % 1naic tho excitement greater
thnn over, and sexton's fnonds woso 'up1N"..
| On he wont to n. and then, MS # thnt wcro
opportunity 70 satner II Inc o ous r1,",nu ni' .ho
oems whiea ne a nos , i oaoo 40 nj nceosnine
double champion. His avornso was 1sa, and
NEW Yo1sK, Jan. 1o-The champion mateh
game of billinr,s between jacob sch"efer' OF
ca,cneo' ~ ,".na,,a1 ~ A+nnrfc. hcid Nv
$lo anu tnc cnapoap ss. .....t,4 ~ ~, Mn,rn,nny
''; 1iuIi rho T' xae % was @ eo points, by 10 table,
md IN inch balls. An immense crowd Of pco-
before tho doors were opened n densc mass sHs-
, 1880-01-11

NEW YORK. jan. la-COFToS-Weak At u ltldau
blEa Futurvs lls4y n Januaty, laTsc February n7c
nutch, lal.o, April las1o; May. l4t1ci June, nbsoi
JULY, lI10c, August, A.Ac. ... ...... -..
FlAuu-l,uIt receipts, nun bEsi super 6tato ano
Wektern taQtkAa); common 10 ch0ice 01tr1, tAakt
atj; Kuud to chuIcp. fGDtAa10i white wheat 1xtru,
sauie7uj, exttx Ohio. &aAts7s, st. LouIs, saa&a5;
M,nnssuta pstUnt procsss. S7ulsv2a
0uAlN-Wbsxt dull sad heAvYi socelpts. Hu0 oui
uuxrxdsd winter red L4Bslta3fi No. do. tlklk@
, 1880-01-11
The stoc, tnnrkct was strong, on n larEe?, vol:

The stock tnnrkct was strong, On n larEcc vol.
,,u,t Of business. Prices advanced \ " b1 per
cent. During tho afternoon there Wis \ rcac-
tn OF ~ pr cent hMt INC .Gne was sses< s thn
hiRilcat nr The ttny. The itpWnr,l moyenient WaA
lcti by Allot 4 TGrrb tlntltc, lnko Erie y McRt-
crn, knnsAs & rcxhs. mil tht i!.w-E'r;ccu shnres
Ecncr,lly. uranErrs, trunk limp st'arrs, na,u
when Delaware, I.ickawnnna T. Western feiI OH
III, md ltCuiling 4 per cent ,,-,-
or the frniieAGt!ony tu.say. sHV "Grp ~, NtN' x
.,9 Lake Shorr. 14o NnsshW@Ssser4, @ 4,rov IN. ~.
l;sst,x, 1000 KentllnXt htMn Michigan CentrAI,
1:aD irota Central, .too unitn, Pnciue, 81 I,Vo
EOfllniuis, ChtcaHo & Int!snna CGntrsti huE En'i-
Uricans Guit % So Ilann!lai i n: 1oterh, s93 OHIO
: Mlssi:slpEi 1000 Wcssr" r. u',lo; !.'; @ M 'lsaiS ma,
WalMish, 81. Louis l. pAcIi'c. la!no knns,E T.
Tsxss H@ m lroY MosterM Mn.G' ss s iMa'aP
oils, Cincinnati l,llfnyctte. lGU i.ake hr1t ;6,
st, isNis & III. Enul City, 800 Mobile Y ohlo,
o Narstte & a Alts {I errc fiaate,
s,Wo st. PAUL i Minnesota, and 1,ooo chic"go.
nMs'nM Money narkct csscr Mt b2e per cent, closing
at &, iirlInc mercantile paper hD8.
Sterling cxchnnge steady; Go'd@ys, 4ss; elght,
-; Tho weekly ,,at,k statement is As follows:
IUu,a, dccrellee. 500. 100; EPecir ih1LPnses
81, i0i, 400; legal tcilters increase, ds.
ros!.s itere.se M5e j; sirGnl4t'o' r. ~ ''cfeasc
mSss rsss1xe ew hod sS n of thol,
leFf Fha stensnip Gity Of Now York. which
rivul this morning, brought Slos,oO III gut
DArs. ......-. -.
, 1880-01-11
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1886. [ 1853. jH.


WEHUtNWIt 1fulU HE0fV ullflIR E11up3 TUE Es13
consumption, 1,lG3 bu barley.
Tho following gr4ain WIS inspected into store
in tl,lB city Saturday morning: eu1s No. Win
ter wlcnt, II cars No. . do, cur rejected, cnrs
mixed, 90 cars No. . spring, Go cars No. Bdo, II
c.rs ru]coted, cars Crude t15a wheAt); "a cars
NJ. corn, Us ours high mLxct. x, cars rejected.
otu. Cats corn); Fl uara whIte oats. ours Noa
mixed, 1e cars low Crude Gs8 oats}; cnrs No.3
ryo, cars rejected; l car No. barley. cars
No. u do cara extrt., 8curs low grnlB CT barley.
Total, ~. cars, or lSs,DO bu. Inspected out,
o,sl4 hu wheat, Ill rus bu corn. 1,8 bu oats, &3
bu hurley, .-.....
Tho following were tho receipts and shipmonts
Of brcalstullg and live stock ut this point dur
!ug tho lnst week nnl for the corresponding
, 1880-01-11

NDTE--T s1IsaE9
In plncu u quotation
FOREIGN.
Lo.pos, jan. 1o-5 p. m.-Eonaois. 81 1919;
IA. lWSa;: Illinois Central, 1Ulh; TcnnsylynnlA
Central, US; Eric, Az: seconds, O0A.
TA1tls, Jnu. u.-ltentes, slf stc.
UEitJ,IN, Jan. 1G.--Tho statement Of tho In"
r,crInl ilnt,k Of Gcrnnny shows in increase IN
apecie Of ,U16, 900 mnrks.
, 1880-01-11

or n coronnut. Assured that he taa The genuine
fwcc nj tho SECOND aRenInn. three tlttics Mt tho
thtr.. .Utaetlni,. At,9 Rftgr Acowl at the short
STOP and gl4nco ut tho holo-ptate, ilnal!y de-
It&-s,Io ftI, ltnt1
, 1880-01-11

md spo for Fe,,n,ary. Barley vas steady at &c
cash for No. md 660lto for extra J. lioEs
werc In go.xt demand. md were nrm NJ *4.sVta
lES for light md ut NJ for heavy Gattle
were nctiye md stronger, with sAscs at F@'2f0
62i.
There wns n quiet and f,rm market for staple
md fnncy dry goM1s. Few buyers were present.
md Tho or.lcr tr,,.lc also WINS light Hoota nnd
shoes met with light tlcmant. md wore firmly
hold nt former prices. In tho Eruccry market
thcro wns moderate movement. with coHces
md sugars held at IN ndvancc. Tho former nro
hold 10 higher than Mt tho beginning
Of tho week, and tho latter No
higher. Thoro vas a'so n ffFnlcr 1nRrket
for rico. Dcnlcrs In dried fruits report
continued quiet. int prices nro flrnl NIL aro''ta:
whi,o aosne lines Mre adyancing. Currnnts afati
cItrun were higher. Fish remain quiet nra iii.
chanscd. For dairy products there was liberal
cnlI from tho Eastern md local trsc, and prices
,ycro firmly supported. Oils werc quoted quict.
n,d most lines wero stendy. 1rl oil VIVA tirtncr
| in sympathy with inrd. Coal rclnains quiet and
unchanged.
| Lumber WINS stcntly, undcr moderate tnqui-
ry from the Interior md tho local trade. Sceds
! wcro quiet, Timothy being rAscr In tho absence
| ut buyers ami other vArletfcs wcro nominal.
| Tho retail ealcs Of brootn.corn ngnin rcnchcu n
FUR uggrcgntc md the rinrkct VIVA Qnntca firm
nj tho current prices. Hides, wool, md suit cx-
hlb!tctl no material chRngc. liAy was stronger,
under fntr demand from shippers. Poultry
| wIs tirInor, being In good local request, Win
1nl.ctl less on the street fhnn OIL former unys OF
tho week. EPRa wcrr pnay.
There was some inquiry for vessel room yes
tcr,lny. Carriers wanted 10 for corn, md st''nc
| wrrp not Offering vessels ut TINT figure. IL ts
rstI1nntcil thnt there are n0Olt o00000 bu sf1n-
| room ntoat here, to which nbont tllrec-ttnrteEe
of IL million lnnrc could 10 ntl.tcd II ratcs wnr-
r,r.cd tho leading Of tho small craft Tint car
tnftt ttas f1u1f
, 1880-01-11
COMMERCIAL,

The following were tho receipts md shipments
at tho lcatlBg urticlrs uf produce fri this city
sliriug the twenty four hours ending at o'clock
AlEi1t1InY LII nrnluE.
, 1880-01-11
SPOOKS, OR WHATq
No Satisfactory Explanation OF the
Fuiton.Street Mystery.
Peculiar EEeots Of the Rappluga on the
Nervous systom Of Mrs. Gale.
fhs Lone, C1ammy Hand Of Dunua Street md ltA
tntorpoteal Owner.


rr,.o oort,,,o, ,rvoat,pnttons of n Tn1n. I
49,, ..,.,sstnr ,,ostnrdov n ju evIdent that the
,a,,estroat ri,nsi sIccns mt vel. Itis fully
,',rs,atn,,t ~ tlo nm totnliett for 1lnnnuo's
,ocIni sorv,cn trl,n yo,,nr woman. Mrs. s
!n,S,or,,o f,nto otii, i,es in n hcluicss state
,,o,, liar concl, Nm ,,ncartblv roupiugs con.
ir ,r,'., ",,,r,nriv and M VT the nystery ii
,,,so1,,"I Mrs GnIe continues tn "a into
'.a. nrtna ~ .,,nr,, Yroeh iudIcniion of supcr.
,oi,,r,i ,,rosoncc and n rood si,nre OF tho
'',s s,a ,,nnar 70 IN ho ,,rlcr i'm sa1no terri
I,'.' liz ,,,ii,anaa Evervtl,Inc lns fmen s,19.
pasteJ that rcasoninr minds could imagine
~ ,ntvroi co,,so far thn pl,cnorno-
mo,, MI ,nnat ~ ti,nn, ,n,st ho roiected. or Mt
innat nntit ,noro fulty demonstrated than they
lava nnc,,. Rats hi,,nnn agency, electricity,
thn cunning of Nystertn, md even the click
NJ thn so,ncw},ot mythical death-watci,"
hovc hec,, mentioned. but Mt every fresh sug-
grafton Of causo the apparently angty author
of tt,n n,vstcrio,,s sounds repc]s tho instn,la-
Inn hv runni,,r In n new place and Destroy
img nj .nno0rnnhical calculations, II It bo
rafs trayersinr loose boards, then there must
bn n number OF boards. arranged with n
str,kinp colncIdenco to produce the sa,no !
noisc In different ports OF the house, and a
anal, or,nv NJ rata wot1ld bc reou{rcd 10 act |
Il, couccrt for the sounds nv from ono |
nrt,c,o ~ fnr,,iturc IN anotfer. aid from one |
Nstlc'e oi la.ao ., ~ ~ .,'ts,r .,'noaaeto,, n
place to another. IN qnlck success.on.
It be lunlnn agency. tlie ono vino constructed
tho machinery must be I'LL cxpcrtnnd model
pf Ingenuity. If It bc electricity, tho person
of thc tuvnIid must bo charged more power
fully tl,nn a,y human body yet tested.
Sharks of electricity may easily bo thrown
from n person possessing strong magnetic
noua,;int1n,, hut nnthine loutler than the
tTs, t,",E ~ trann,nr.h,,r on % hns aver vet been
heard to cmallate from this source, ahd tilo
click of tho "death-watch' has been d.
gIs'psa M -, -. ~ tho HAL, !. vor rn,nt =;
e tno - thr"a inches % lonp with chronic
crIck IN his back, Which causes him when
walking or tossing his head to produce
cfaeE' to,~a ,tro
Hnt n no way can .H
cent by person rapp!ng sharply upon n
,',pr;, . ,n,in o,,nir nv ,,oor viii, h,s closed
Ill.
, 1880-01-11

corresponding week Inst ycar ...- 1hsSSrd@ lhNr6i
COOK County Is were sold at 1n.A md 1G,; und,
between lonlors, Chicago rs Ut 1Sas ut 11a1f, a1
kAvance of n.
On the Chicago Mining Board there wero sales
II 1000 Lovintlan at -. 10 ut .35, roller ~, und
sOo shares ChIcAgo and. Silver Clin ut .Th. Tho
%fllo.ptnv n,t0fa f1nDA tgnr4 m1i0s
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-08-05
Foreign Miscellany.

Berlin, 4.-Negotiations between the
Russian government and the Chinese
ambassador have been opened, and the
Russian press express hopes that peace
may be maintained.
Paris, 4 The defeat of reactionaries
in the elections for councils general is
crushing. Irreconciables were also de-
feated at Lyons, Toulouse. Lille, Besan-
con, and other large towns which they
contested. They won a seat at Bourges.
Gen. Chany and several other moderates
are supplanled by advanced republic
cans.
lie Temps: IfBonaparti.ts are jgno-
niniously defeated, the clericals were
even worse treated. The distinguishing
character of the elections was the anti
clerical attempt to move constituencies
by representing the religious DEGREES as
an attack on liberty, which s'gnslly
failed.
One hundred ard two amnestied COM
munists arrived from Brest yesterday;
100 policemen were at the railway sta
tien, but scarcely $50 persons had as
sembled to greet the communists. Henri
Rochefort was present. Fourteen other
communists arrived late in the day.