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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-01-15
Work of Congress.

1t was resolved yesterday that the Bay
ard resolution should be reported to the
Senate for discussion. Speeches are to be
made by Mr.. Bayard, Mr.. Herman and
others. In the House the indications ~ are
that the financial debate in that branch
will also begin soon. General Brady went
to the capitol again yesterday to argue the
subject of Star mail routes. Secretary
Thompson was before committee yester-
day also. General Hancock has written to
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-01-15
Marietta Bank Directors.

The stockholders of the First national
bank. of Marietta, held meeting on the
18th inst. and elected the following direc-
tors: Abram Collins, Paris Haldeman,
Barr Spangler, John Musser, S. F. Eagle,
S. S. Haldeman, John Hollingcr, John
Ziegler, II. S. Mu sser.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-01-15
Schweffelbrenner Names His Man.
PHILADELPHIA Times,

Mr.. Ed. H. Rauch, editor of the Carbon
Democrat, brings out Judge Turnkey, of
our supreme court, as his candidate for
president, because he is "pre-eminently
the man as to character, fitness and avail
ability" Judge Turnkey is in a first-class
position to emerge as dark horse if the
Democracy get into wrangle, and, unlike
most dark horses, he would take to the
presidential Office the qualities which are
and long have been, most needed there.
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Pastora, Resirat,on Accepted.

The congregation of Christ Lutheran
church, at meeting last evening, accepted
the resignation of their late pastor, Rev.
C. E. Houpt, called to the pastorate of
Grace Lutheran.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-01-15
THURsDAy JANUARY Is 1880

Mr.. Cox advocating the manufacture of
heavy guns of modern patterns. The bill
for the restoration of Fitz John Porter is
under consideration now in the House
military committee.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-01-15

ty would have to engage topay off with
in twenty years the entire amount of
principal refunded, and at our present
tax rate this additional burden seems tco
heavy to carry.
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| uSeu ny Cnc oWHeTS. lO give i'll lued Ol
the increase of the value of properties this
was bought about twenty years ago by
Abram Stively for s11, 900 for farming pur-
poses; he sold it for mining for $13, 800
the party who bought it sold one-halt
interest for $4,000, and that purchaser
sold one-half his interest, that is, one
fourth interest of the whole, for s25, 900,
and to-day s15O,O0O would not buy the
whole. There are contemplated the build
ing of new machinery and the re-starting
of mining operations.
| Adjoining this bank is the mine owned
by Bair & Shenk and c. Geiger. This is
an oIttl and valuable bank and it will be
started th,;s-season by the owners with a
large number of moan, and new machinery.
1t was formerly wOrked'. by Peacock &
Thomas and yielded very largely. The
old Molar bank adjoins it and is owne,l by
Mr.. C.. Geiger it will also be started this :,
season. 1t is an old and reliable mine.
The Monocacy bank is near this and
has been running for some time. 1t is
managed by John Rowe, who has large |
number of workmen. 1t has an engine |
and fine machinery and is owned by |
Wright, Cook & Co., who have the ore,
about 80 tons daily, shipped direct to their |
furnace at Monocacy.
c. Geiger has another large bank near
this, with engine of large power and ma
chinery, which has been running until |
lately. Mr.. Geigcr has sold all the ore
which was mined, and will shortly re-
sumo operations with very large force.
His capacity is fully GO tons per day.
The Montgomery iron company own the |
Gouchenaur bank, near their Stively mine,
, 1880-11-07
NEW. YORK.


NE" YORK, Nov. 6-corroS-steadv at 1l@1lAc.
January. lt9sc February 1Ikc; March. Lie; April.
lI.ac: May, l!.i7c; June, iL59c-
FLUUE-FirmeF: receipts l7,N0 hrls; exports, 1900
brs; super State und Western. IL: common III
good extra. $iA5f ST. good tn choice. $U&4i0: white
wheat extra N75Sl lH'; extra Ohio. $41i1BN; 81
Louis. sl5oaG25: Minnesota patent process, sd25a
SIS.
GRA1S-Whent in fair demand: receipts, E3un bu
exports l2,tW bu; No Ch:ca.o nominal at $1.lu1a
tl:4; No. Milwaukee, nominal nt Sill 6 llo; un-
isi No. da. sl:t: Scan,cr M. do sLlk@
l1s4: mixed winter, $i.l,; un:5ldcd white. $lfR9
tl.l4Ifs lis: 10. red. Soven,bge xii;I Ii.s; De-. De-
cember. Il. i-is6: January Il 2:3l lsr Corn irly
ba: NS - c o4 70 aEF
s"t stsamsr An ~; sis; ~ 4 *5'fe: yeIl'w. 5s1t
81 6a; Western mixed s!G&llc; willie western. w ia
HAY-strons nt ~ sac
nprs,Quet but tirni yearnEs choice. l6fzsc: East
G,oes1Esc codss Weak: lilo car:oes. iHs Ike;
ss iss es;s: as:a fas' and
; t'krH1 M KIA-DafI ~ and nominal; United. aHsc;
etF''f TaiiSs .S*sifS i;a, aq,'ns: = a;a:;fc. !Sf
hE5tS-Duli at $l.osis.
Esss8FSE'Ss1S's:s$y Esss]S';s;s1 4 S:,$s y 4''f.
bssvv Sssnos ss5f Ayss: aaa lilo Gfnds *h middle szd
WooL:@as:ivs md fair, domestic fleece asMeac:
s,sady; 1s Ill.,, 1fsSf @ Ess; s,ena
and uncha1,Eed Cut meat nruer; Ion. clear mddIes,
s's: t;s t': ss'Es "1o shade
cmEEsE-tn ccFEsH-tarn =. f9T to l;ts ssG!ss; '! Hs
'sS Isl S9t mcican 'sFs T S Ys,s
S4iLs-cut, ss13 saea; c1,nch, sss;!esso.
, 1880-11-07
TEE DISASTER RECORD.

=.
There wasno change to note in grain frefghts.
Rates remain steady at ccuts on corn and ~
cents on wheat to Buffalo, though tho marker
has lost sonlc of its tlrmncss. Charters ycstcr-
day were few. because of the small number OF
vessels Offering. Those reported were as fol-
lows: To Bunalo-Pssspeller Arabia. steam.
bargc Norfherner tFriday1 and schooner Ne
eAurec, corn ar cents: steaua-barge ". H.
Gr.ltwick tFridny evenings, wheat ut ~ cents:
propeller Osssegatchse. wheat at ~ cents. TO
Erie-Pr,pelter Philadelphia, corn on through
rate. To Colisngwoou- Northern
Queen. corn on through rate Capacity. 3;.0o0
bu wheat and a)0,ooo bu corn.
Itates On lumber continue steady at &231H
from Muskexs,n, $50 from White Lake, Luo-
incton. an1 the Straits, and SIS from Manistee
md Menoti1inee. Vessel agents hive had little
to do for a week past, as ".siid j." vessels are
scarce.
SHUTTING THEMSELVES OUT.
The members of the Seamen's Union orEaus-
Eation hurc taken step that will enforce
speedy withdrawal OF sail-vcsseis from the
navigation OF the hikes for the remainder of the
Seasun. unless fs,cghts shall undergo marked
advance For NINTH past they have been re-
ceising Si-,o per dag. board included. The pay
tncnt nf this daily stipend tn crews numbering
From eight tn ter men has had 4 tendency to
dwarf the earnings Of vessels particularly III
cases OF hHlg and tedious tfir8. to such an ex-
tcnt mat some owners have talked very sefi-
oHsls o. laying their craft up Tor the Season.
rather than subject them to the dangers Incl
bur Themselves In BeFera1 cases vessels have
already been withdrawn. But. notwithstaud
this fact, The Cninn hero. at so-catlcl speciu
meeting yesterday. resolved that from aud
, 1880-11-07

FLOUR-Nas very quiet excapt that one round lot
was purchased for export There materia1
change In prices. holders beng very hr.n tn their
views, and having not much 10 otter on account Of
country m;!leIs. Sales reported Of 80 brls and
a0sacks spring at $3.a14sM the outside for patents.
ls5 brls grade at $3!U SKIS; ~ urIs huckwhaat
ut S.a Total, equal TO Isis bris. Export houss were
quoted Ut *taS4's for good TO choice. and fye-rou
UrMEH BnEADsTurrs-werc in goea asmana "a and and
as: sfaay s,ea !. TsSs l. afs cars s.n III a.
car e:!! screenings ut slat and cars coarse corn~
sFiX !Sa o asci moderately active and
oc! s.sader M Ihsn n:ua' The a'1ss declined ri: r.
sSs 4
sme1 houfh e foot'azs iadieate Cd hit stosss
We ghs:s u =; @ss$ s sss; tef
ss y S's 2e ossa 1 S
d. Ss;sd %a:a; "a @'S;
e. ;s".:sE ss@a Ssf5 R*sssst s4Ps":s
~ ss e. asai; ss; i % ssssx ss * It
ss sRet it5t ss's 81 5eRqitsd Ga
s s. y d. s Ss zo 1a@ il 81
S% wS4E . IN reooost at anout the
i" e I IL so" Il S s 81
red red a s!o;; ss Ga NJ / il :,,oa nos.cs as lis
g. g. Sas @ S bS IS e. :ns 81 81 Es"s'ss Il 81
1 The rna Sss ss xs M Gas Sa Tc.s Tss only ny
rtsa estsr a,a s1h!pPas "rde1s hers @
CuAS-Was in x9od dsmand and and stronger; it I'd; i'd;
u 5aa q
Zee sss fsfoss s. vsr *sS @ IL Ga1
Ink the week The lRst acs probahy c'Msea stinness
Ssn S aas
u receipts Tor the lust days of The week 1t
pf hs CO. 1ss;t tee @
ssns a II he 5 t. hs iii s " IT
per ou mere than tho new thts winter and surnsed
!s 7" as1 Saes e sad
tats w S5 sesa re- se of et ssa
y = i: "a sayaassa . sss sse soss; ssi!sT
jaauars Ssn;sd =: . e. s"d Ssssnss% u
REh zsa 6 M ss a. % iSS;s hi 5sssEs fssscd q
% sa "sx a:sS III u Is & e s s@ss Ges.d
ana l:sD bu ears u. IS s:sc- Touti. : i aN bu;
rio as'xs aeS a'Snd snd ~
he and eli he r Il s
the reseps .s snSt'on IL ,h ,he
xsSsT ss'a !; III ,saa sna Il Rs:
sss At 3a na s1 & :e =. Sss Is1s M1s
No. were aea:ssc and receipts dated the ssh and
later aod al 9kc they wond run t'1.o ssinter st0r
age Ut NC per bu- Gi1-ed1ed No. white we're 5Jc
and reJeetsd sold II ~ sunlacs were actiye and
81 ss
nr *p$@.,@e for tir*t and zse fof reseIpts
track: and "a i'H bu Ut 25e +2Ec for mixed: K@3sc
for white: and s:afc for sc:eentnRs rotn1. stan.
KYE-WaS quiet and steady. The receipts were
small. md ther: vas demand exeeIM Tor few
cenlber nouinu. ut j iG3!1c: und November ut
SC. Cash sales reported ot 2S bu No. nt SEC;
rejected 75o: :Dl hu b. sample Mt 1S7S&c
truck md nu BY at :9i@e delivered. Total 4an bu-
HAHlEf-Wns In fair reqneAt early and quiet
afterwards, ruling seadier The receipts were small
nd consisted OF medium zrades- no M. being In
ii during the past week, The other grades were
steady, Stth se!ne s demand for ear.ots Novembes
Sc 70 sat ts'c nnd NJ 3! . lc sa!np1es wse IN
Il tr No. &c. &c No sc: Cash sales re-
ported uf 0} bu No. at S5c 3u bu No. It Gh6Ic:
3h bu No. at 5j H. II, hn by s:.lnpa at St 3ssc
rack and 2,Uu bu at ats6;c free On board. Total,
1 ,lu bu.
, 1880-11-07

bat fell buck, and cltae1 lie Friday after
noon. w. a,k W. t4s; huvsmher eoso4 Ar..nYas
8: lssG6!2l5 4nd February .lrsed Slth SAaa h'a
fur new Sales WERE rcpn: ed Ut 10 Iris od Al0t q,
Il; IL; u !FIa seller nuynn.ernt s!2ts.a u u; to'
January 81 f''a.,'9; nn4 m Sunhrla se''es February
1ANs'-WHs reta lively quiet and steady at 81. de
higher prices, clos Ing III S@us ~ I0 spot $%Ix
saies reporte ed ~ y tcs su, 1t $<H1as M 2G
seller November f. tryAt6; At1 seller Jamu
ury ut *UiDau; aud 20 tes seller February at SaU1n.
TutAi, II, ~ Ics-
MEATS we're ;W0 bxs long clears partly nj
S71; 10 bYs lon. and short rielrs 1t ST. seller Nt
vemoeE and sig seller Deeeubor 5n Dxa sh"rt clears
partly ut IL as}VJ lbs short ribs ut f7a spot tpat
settlei}. <is34 seller November, and Hi7aH seller
january; 70D pcs and 51D lbs green huns rs lbal at
IN R3tC: l do tlb bs} ut hi u: II bxs shDrt rfbs
At So The uiasket was tr.nsr On rreen hams Eh!ch
we're tn request by curers, while Dther DNsA hnwed
little change though there WAS apparently an Inn
proved demund for exp.rt cuts. Local futures In
lnGrt3 dull. Prlcea uf the le2luE Of meats
we're abou. rs follows Ut O'Clock for fulcured lots,
UI,.kS& &1th xxtaK .ssi.
, 1880-11-07

Government bonds were quiet. District Of
Columbia s,a5s were ~ aud 100; the United ssntes
49, io9,z and ITO; the lzs, iloH and lll6; the IS,
1o17s and 1olA; and ds. lo4 and l0aM. =
Foreign rxchnnye was dun aud unchanged.
Chcngo bank oleAriues we're 80, ,o00,0 QUO. Coun-
try calls for currency were heavy. New York
exchange was 60G175c per <1,00O discount. Loans
were improving. ut 415 per cent on cali. and tD7
per cent on time. :
Local sales Of securities included 10000 Jnck-
sonvtl!e s. Southeastern 0s ut 109 5000 Cook
County 4,.s ut l05L, seo0o0 Chicago AIS ut 10ss,
and $lO,eN ditto ut l4S3.
On the Chicuxo Stock Board there we're sales
OF s.s,00o Chicago, Burlington s. Quincy Rail-
roau per cents at s9}3GlS3H.
, 1880-11-07

For The CHICAGO Tribune.

For 1nt CHICAGO Tribune
].
We woke In the morning
We found, without warning,
. The fields uIld the woodlands were white
with the SHOW;
It came NIL unbiddcn-
The brooktct WIS uislden
And husbcd IN the hollow below.
SNftly. Silently. white ind fAir,
Floatfng altng thro' the frosty air,
Swirng. whrllng,
Shifting, drifting,
Came the glittcriuE snow.
4 poor little robin
Stuud silently bollbin' - =:
His wee little he:ld in pitiful way;
The chickens, with wonder.
Stood silently under
The honiely MD shed over the way
Softly. silently. white and fair,
Floating along tnro' the frosty air, :
SwjriinH. whirllng, ..-
Shifting, drifting. -
Came the klitlerlng SNOW.
III. ...~ =
The North wind was blowing;
The cattle were lowing:
The poor sheep were blcatng. about the old
shed;
The horses wcrc neIehtng; =
All seemed IT, be saying,
"Ne want to he sheltered ind fed"
6uftly, silently. white and fair,
FloAtinE along thru the frosty air,
SrirltnR. wnirliuK,
Shifting. drifting,
Came the gtittcrtng snow.
EUGENE ]. HALL.
MHLARD AVENUE STATION, Chicago.
, 1880-11-07
PORT OF CHICAGO.
atkafN4IE

AfN1tAlASs
Stmr Muszegon, MuskoXon, sundries+
Prop Mary Groh, SOUTH Haven, sundries-
Prop George Dunbar, Muskcgon. lumber.
Prop :. C. Hnif Auskexon. lumber
Prop ". l.. Whitinurt., BuIai0. light.
Prop buckeye, Muskegon. lumber
Prop Swallow, Mlskcgun lu1uter-
Prop Colin Campbell Ludtlgtt'll, lumber.
Prop Mary Jarecki. Escanaon. iron-ore.
trup Messenger. Benton HArbor, suudries,
Prop Il. e. BrlttuiII, White Lake. sundres.
Schr Clara P'.rker. EsGslnnot, lrnn-oFe
Schr Hlggie Jones, Escanub.. iron-ore-
Sour ). Anderson, Chebuygan, lumber.
Schr Courier Beaver IIar,or, railroad-tfes.
Schr Oliver Aowatt, Kingston, phosphate.
schr Z, Hlbbarl ltawteys Buy, bark.
Sehr Jana'ca, Osweso, hurley,
scnr 4. NJ. Chase, Buffalo, coal.
Schr w. H. Grrlwick. Milwaukee. light
ScnE EIneruld. Toronto. bar!ry.
schr Within II. Vanderbilt, Buffalo, coal
Schr 8. B. Posneruy, CheboyKau. lumber.
schr sea Lion. Sou h Haven. sundrfes-
scnr Ostrich, suuu.ico railroad- Lies
Schr II. 4. kcut, Erie, coal.
Schr Eliza Day. Muskcgon. lumber.
Schr Bessie Boalt. Ludington, lumber.
schr M1ntGS H'tt ags Ps9xan Pl3 e. nyca G sh
Schr Topsy, Mnskegon, lumber.
Schr +. L. DAufurth, BuHulti coal.
schr Wiilam .]ones, Muskegon. lumber.
Schr Zach Chandler. Cleveland. coal.
Schr lta!ph Cunpbel. Muskegt'u, lumber.
Schr s. q. Andrews, Muskexn,,, lumber.
Schr Mary Nu.l, Mnnistec. lumber. v
SchrS s Bates. HAlnlin, lumber.
Schr Guido Pierport. lumber.
sschr 4. Mosher. Menekuunee, lumber.
Schr York Suite, Nuskc3n;,. lumber .
Schr Selt, LudingtOn, lumber. i.
Schr Huruette, Buffalo, light.
Schr J 81. Hutchinson. Buffalo. coal.
Schr C, j. Rteder. Munstre, lumber.
Scllr X. q. King. Grand Haven. wuod.
Schr Mo*clle, Trnyersc City, lumber.
Schr A,iriatic, Ludngtot,, lumber. -: :,
Sctr Pilgrim, Jucksonport, cedar posts.
Schr II. 4. Richmond. Mnskegor, lumber.
Scbr 4 sneriea, Sturgeon Bay, lumber. : i:
Sehr sam Flint, Buffalo, 2nal.
Schr Ada Hedoru, Escnnaba, frnu-ore.
Schr Oliver Culver, peilsaukee. lumber.
Schr nelus DC Wolf, Buffalo, coal.
Schr Scotia. Buffalo light.
Schr F. W. ii!rorl, South Chicago. light
Sehr Stampede. Grund Haven, ptg-iron.
Schr Reed Case, Cleveland. coal. '-~ >'
Prop Sweepstakes Peahtigo. towing.
Senr NtA1,1t hay. Pcsntgo. lumber.
Schr Active, Pesh;igo, lumber.
ACTUAL 6AILINts.
Stmr Muskegon, Muskegon. sundries.
Pt0p Messenger, Benton liArbur. snndries.
prop Mary Groh, South Haven, sundries-
, 1880-11-07
NOTES FROM ABROAD.

4 motor yacht without steam now makes her
way about Boston harbor. It illustrates tho
working Of a compressed-air petroleum engine
No smoke pipe is visible, for there is none, nor
any need of any, for there is no smoke, and nut
go much fire as the flame of an ordinary lamp.
The whole engine and runntuX- machinery are
contained In a long, low box In the bottom Of
TIE boat, occupying scarcely more room than
would be required for the ballns1 Of sailboat
of its size. The popularity of this engine Is
that common mulch brings it instantly into
full working p6wcr-
yESSOR ON NOVEMBER
Venhor says the present winter spell will
speedily moderate to mild and probably rainy
weather up to the 9Th or 9th Of November, after
which the period Ut fine Indian summer weather
so1ne weeks ago predicted may be expected.
This will continue up to the 91th 25th OF that
month. Frost will agAin disappear, and fartu-
ers will have favorable time for their fall
p!ow!ng. But after the 10Th e5th winter :" has
the tuor-'
Thomas A1worthy, or Cleveland, owns the
schooner Sunnyside. She is insured for SO, w
in the Lamar, Buffalo, Pacific Mutual. Toledo
Fire and Marine, and the Mercantile Of Cleye-
land. Each company holds about <2.0o3-
: The sch"oner jessie H. Dreck has been
Kingston.
Tie schooner Antelope has gone iuto winter
I'M
Tha car;t,,1a; Df I,nnt aa,o 1,+ hos han,
s,,;a..a ~ rtt ,;t ~ ~. ;,,. eI - o' ~ La "S 49,.
Xxx sa,;,a N.t c, 80 ~ ,t.rs,'es ,e ~" hsred
Cam Erort ~ Wh;,n, ~, ,a;mr e.. n.,'
>.hsssar S'' ~-' os @Ao e"N7
Tha io,n,ro IN +ho ,r1, ~ Tho eoh,o,a- .,,o
Mar;o ,,,.,4,oi ~ ~ ~ thn ,,r+; 10 FAN, I,,t1s
and l..nh in hcr ~ cen, 1.I'o, ~ III; Eor " o"A|'
The tnv WiiI'nm i S1n,rn viii in,vc .ra,voe for
R,,tInI,, +, Ta,v t1ax,s u1h - ~, cnuts;ni,,1
i ~, ~, fcef t,t ,,n,ha1 "'A'4 - A04' containing
r IL a IL thnt 1hare art, I'M ,cssc1a in RuNu,o
Hart,or waiting tn he ttnlsried.
The schooner Wiilinm Young has stripped for
Shiners tn Inhe S.,ner1or shnrtd nof for1ot
Thai The Ss,,it Cxna, ci,sas at a,u,r ~ 1ha III,
inst '0' ~AD'>' "~ "~>'' va @Ae 1~'A
The nett,5on os1-,,o f,onora.s tn s+ar,o, q har-
Iu,r1nnsfar W S.nT H,.s@, ia j,e;ng ~ a,ern,av
si.aa3 " o 1@o9sa 10 oe4Als o"7'9
rhe canto;n of tho schoonor c,aorp,a n pus.
sell WA ,r,,.had ut GIeveinnd ,,,rsIr ,,;I,1 of
about Flfs,. No cine rn ti,,. nkr,setra;.;r.
The Steamer jay Cooke nav r1int,inr on the
Snni1,sr.snd 1s,ouds mi. s,s,l ro In1 S,;rtar
.,,,. ~ ~, ,h 81. ;.4 Will s' An'" "11t1ei
, 1880-11-07
I saukce Sam Conk..G. II. Burton Prusaa. May
| Biohurets, j. Biselow, John Rlco-
1r,ah

saukce, Sam Cook, G Il. Burton. Prusaia' May
Rioharsts. j. Bisciow, John Rico.
Wind-North and heavy, with rain:
wiusl- l-Dou.n1-Prpps.lltrs Burlington aud nArgea.
St Albals; stoaniers Flora, Saginaw schooner
Du%n-Propellers Montana. East Saginaw and
burpes, Lincoln and consort, George 1. CLwell
aud barges; schoouors Ellen spry, Z; J. McVey,
Gof,e s r. ca II s'E at paS Il L. Foees
Senator, Narracunsett, n, E. Tremble.
Wind north, heavy: Light SLOW.
:. DETROIT. ',
Sptcfaf Dtypotch to The Chicago Tribune.
DErttt,,r, Mich, Nov. 8.-bOund duwll.-Pro-
poliers Portage. Arctic. Junata. st. Louis. Cuba;
steam- barges Brchhcad anu barges. George
King and barEes Wo. .oo1ken; Mtchigan 70 ..a1S and
Trlnittad, imperial: Barbarian; saveland, =.
Angus Sm,1h 5n,ncs 10y 1!.,R''o G. NJ R1od iaa
Cook.
Bound up-Propeller Chicago; steam barges
ArAxes and baryes. y. ". Kust, Egyptian and
Thomas GAVIN, Pathfinder, D. Stewart, and Jo-
sephiue.
CLEVELAND.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Ttibtne.
CLEVELAND, O., Nov. 6.-Cleared-For Chfca-
milwaukee,: Propeller Japan.
Chart.rs1Propc!ier Swain and consort Max-
we'll, cual. Erie to milwaukee, 81 free schooner5
Three Nrr,thers, coul. Toledo to Milwaukee, ii
free; Canton, cuul, Cleveland to Milwaukee, II
free; Thonus Qunylc: 8. J. Tildcn. coal, cieve-
ers, ore, Marquette to Cleveland. IS.
EsCASABA.
Special Dtspateh to The chfeaeo Tribune.
EscANADA, Mich, Nov. 6.-Arrived-Propelle
L Il. Owen and Leland, schoouers Jessie Lynn
and Yankee Bfade.
Clenred-propellcr Minneapolis; schooncrs S.
J. ridden, Montcalm, M0ntmoreney, Constitu-
ton. Monterey, NiuKara, julia Larson. Yankee
Blade.
Ore freezing in the cars delay shipments.
C0LL1SGWOOD.
Spectat Dtspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
GoLllSowooD. Ont, Nov. 6.-Arrivod-Pro-
peller Sltncue. from Chicago. grain. passengers
and general merchandise: schooncrs Lady 0uf-
fern, Chicago, 2luN bushels curn: Midland
itover. Chicugo, \, ,50 bushels corn and 15J bar
rels pork ....
Special D1pacA to Tie Chicago Tribune
MINIATURES, Nov B.-Tho schooner Fl. n.
lit eipnt und Il hulf cents. She tascs on part Ut
her cargo here and the bnlauce ut Fort " ash1nR-
ton.
oswEGo.
Speetai Dispntch to TIE Chicago Tribune.
OswEuo. n. T., Nov. 6.-Cnurtered-Schoone
Guiding St41. barley to Chicago on private
Tlio oswego branch of tho seamen's Union
have advanced wages to $3.5u per diem.
-. MARQUETTE.
Special Dispatch to Tha Chicago Tribune.
MARQUETTE, McL-. Nov. e.-passed up-Pro-
pelters CHM, Peerless.
U,wn-Propcllers Pacific. ]. l.. Hurd-
The propeller A. Everett left This morning for
Duluth, to load with gruin.
SAND BEACH.
Speetde Dlspaten to The Chicago Tribune.
SAND BEACH, Mich, Nov. Tin harbor to-
night, additional: Propeller Nashua and barge.
il Is blowing u gale from the northwest, with
rain 1uu suOH.
DULUTH.
Special Dispatch to The Chiedoo Ttibuns
DuLUTu, Ainn, Nov. 6-Arrived-Propeller
Quebec
Departed-Propcllers Arizona, India, Ann1o
Young.
KINGSTON.
Special DispdteA 10 The Chicago Tribune.
KINGSTON, Ont, Nov. 6.-Arrived-Schooner
Sligo, frum Chicago, corn.
, 1880-11-07

PORT HURON, Mich, Nov 6-Wiud- bound
Propel1ers Idaho, James P. Donaldson and
barges. Superior and consort; schooner Prince
Alfred.
Bound down-Propeliers st. Louis Sauilac,
Michigan and barges; schooners Savelnnd,
trnsrus Corning, Halsteu Red Wing. James +.
joy, Angus Smith, Red, White, and Blue, Pen
, 1880-11-07

Special Dtspateh to The Chicago Tribune
BOSTON, Nnv. 0.-Chicago. Burlington &
Quincy keeps wcli in sympathy with the New
Dl4Y4. with the latter figures bid. .Atchison
sold Ut l:ysa @ I!s!s. Chicago {. West Michigan
WIS quoted ut = salcs, With 71A bl Sandusky
was steudy at ls4 salcs and bid Fort Scott pre-
fcrrcd sold ut Is, and single share OF Little
Rock WIS taken ut W, with further sales after
ward ut 5I!s aud the same bid. New York &
New England sales at 4O1.G40a> and Oxdens~
burg Mt ~. The home ru;lds were snnl1y dealt
in,and made fr.aeuon advances. Dosnn L and sold
+ better than yesterday, and Water Power was
firm Mt q. Hartford j. Erie Is we're fairly active
at from 42i 465s23- small sale Of Union Pacftic
aiukIng fund 81 was made ut l17A. Little Rock
, 1880-11-07
pHi1E1Sff1yE.

HOG PRoDUCTs-Were Irregular. PORK was fairly
active, und uvera!ed higher. In sympathy With u
strong hog market. though packers we're understood
to be opposed tU tho advance. Lard loss uctivo
and steady, rise prtces being rebuked By the
port of til decline in Liverpool Meats were steady.
with an Increased demand for shipment, though not
in large lots The puckiux record since Oct II Is
ported ~ about 15,uU head, against lalo0 for the
.a1ue time In l3 and aN7a3 for do In ISIS. Packers
have generally at work during the week, as
fur rs permitted by the supply q noys: but the
capaci.y Stocks Uf product smaller than usual
the opening IT the Winter reason. Thts eunrk-
able. the higher prices of the past y 9Se 1vnths
have crr. AMY nnt checked cunsump mpttou.
MESH poHk-Wa4 Irregular. January nj Anced Ac,
, 1880-11-07
by TELEGRAPH.
FOIfEIGN.
T TV1A IIKV Ne
Special Dfsp1tch to The Chicago Tribune.

Special Dspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 6-lI:s0 H. m.-FLouR-No. l. lis
9<l: No. ? 9s I'd. Grntn-W No. l, Is I'd:
No. !; spring. No. l. Is Id; No. 2 IS I'd; white, No. l.
9s Sd: No = S. NJ: club No l. lus Id; No. Ia Sd Corn
New, No. l. 81 Sd.
Pnoy1s1uSs-rork, s0s, Lard, .t9s.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. E.-CoTToS--In fair demand at F16
@{A sales. SUN bales; speculation and export 25N:
American. !, 1li =.
ptioy1sIoNs- -Esacon-Lone clear lis 8i-
REFINED PETNDLECM-tpTiUt6d.
LONDON. Nov. k-rALLuW-Flne American 81 3D.
l.ISSEFIl UIL-17s 5d,
SPIRITS UP TUKFESrINE-:ts 1@aHs I'd
ANTWERP, Nor. y.h-pETnOLEuM-1151f.