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New-York tribune., 1880-04-06
ROBERT II. MCCURDY.

Robert II. McCurdy, one of the oldest of the
wealthy, retired merchants Of Nc@York died yehcrduy
morning at the GrOsvenOr Apartment House, AT Fifth
and Tenth-st. Mr.. McCurdy was born April H.
$500, ut Lynne. Oh the Connecticut River. He came
10 Ncw-York AT eighteen years Of age, and has
lived In thu city since. Early life was asso.
Catcd with Herman L. Aldrch in the dry gOods cOmms-
sion business, the firm subsequently becoming McCurdy
Adrich spencer EaGh partner retired from business
with large fortune. The arm was succeeded by Low,
Hartman & Co.
Mr. McCurdy married Miss Gertrude Mercer Lee.
n niece OF the late Theodore Frcnghnyscn,
OF NewJersey lie leaves two and three daughtcrs
The eldest Richard McCurdy Is vceprcsident of
the Mutual Life Insurance Company OF this city, Of
which Robert II. McCurdy Of the founders, and
in which he the first trustee elected, and member
OF the Finance Committee He also trustee OF the
Continental IIsua ance Company and was for many
years director OF the Merchnnts' Exchange Nationi
Bank and director OF the American Exchange Bank.
Mr. McOnrdy was stauncn Republican and was one of
the founders OF tile Union League Club In he
tanned active membership TO fhe time Of hts DEATH
He was warm supporter OF the Union during the Re-
beOD. and the act Of his life in which felt The most
pride was the ORGANIZING OF the Union Defence Commit
tee Just at the beginning OF the Mr. McCurdy IN
vited the prominent men Of all parties inert for gen
eral conference Al his home. No. East FOurteents
Among those Who came together there wero John A. Dix
aud ThnilOw Weed.
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DIED..

ALDRrcHAth his late residences: y tss s.sy. = ns.1as
nsR nAR HefH viii Es sss 3 a ns cSss @
ave and s:tst d ecnjsa:on Win ssss q q;
Relatives and fIiondss % siend nd -
BlNssE sTEAREsaon satar,sy: April 3 Annie s;:sxzS
Keicham searns;
her ass rs.dsSss near Mount St Vincent wsdassd,
Train leaves Forty Depot at 1895 Yoskss
where carriages will be IN waiting. lsSf.y's
Ba4aHd His 81 = H. g. !..' o's
Funeral services VII tsEs place at tne rsdssce q nee
sS: YORK. City At il s O'clock 10 a. sn Tuesday. April g.
oEMTIdAt srI1 I; a. Paris Franco Aprs Theodore os0 f
GRIFFING-The remains Jaspsr eldest Of Ma Mary
~ anc tho late John Grifnng who died In shAnehaIs
Cemetery friday April .. - :,
HAGNER-on Sunday, April t. Henry Hasnss, sesi x
Relatives teuds invited 70 attend the funeral
sss Oeoe2 s
s9ndsy Of E.sss: q ::
Rev Robert P. Lee D. d, Of Montgomery n r. ASsd -
Funeral on M%ssssy at iso At Reformed Du'es
April s. Robert IL Mcourdy the sOth Of his
aye si.sss sssjsas.ion pss.s;
d. A9 a On "
Relatives and friends respectfully Invited 70 attend.
PELHAM-on April O. Of coz SUMPTION Joseph Hall Peiaent
Intermeni nsG% en- ysS1wS u woodlawn
slLLIMANOn Monday morning. April Q. Mra Martha A.
Ea.sTa service. Tho consrss.topsi Church r. Nsxcs
S
to attend. :
late William ~ Smith, aS . ''n' ''''
% xs y Joseph s q
VAN zANPTmon SS Sunday April Clarence Van zandt
vices at his late s East isSsasI on fSs.ds,
flowers be sent.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-06

tie referees receivers and other oicers appOneu Wy
the Courts IN NewYOrk and Kings Counties. .ho No1r
In the Assembly this evening, resolutions OF ,ne
York Chamber OF Commerce. in favor Of the b reaSe
to 1mposons seanen ana also l1 IeilIo frred tU @
waterfront OF the city, received anu TeleIi
TO the COMMITTEES of the Whole who have charge OF the
bills on the subjects referred TO- ,, ..,,
resolution that the Insurance Committee be directed 10
investigate insurance matters, e1tena thelr lvesUE We &
fions as 10 the examinations made within the last e
years by what authority they were made ana tne'r
results. II adopted ,,., an ,..
arguments from VIII" mey desire to present ihe
in OppOsion TO the passage OF the Strahan Charter
In he Senate evening the bill 10 protect tue riGnl
of in life insurance companies vas Oucrcu
report cOmplete.
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THE STATE LEGISLATURE.
MORE LEGAL HOLIDAYS pROpOsRD-THE REFORMA-
TORY SCHEME REVIVED.

MORE LEGAL HOLIDAYS PRopOsRD--THE REFoRMA-
TORY SCHEME REVIVED.
iEr TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUSEi
ALBANY, April 5.-The Legislature held an
uneyeutfu session tonight. Most Of the time OF the
Senate was devoted to consideration OF Senator Fors
ter's bill providing retormatones for A great
divergence in views displayed in regard TO the
poicy of establishing State institutions which
naily led Senator Forster to have his bill aside for
amendment
Senator Astor introduced bill Of Interest to religious
minded psople making Good Friday q legal holiday
The Senator of opinion that the day Is worthy
tf special honor as any Sunday in the year Mr. Astors
bill names as the legal holidays Of this State the follow
Jog days: January ]. February %. Good Friday, May
So July L. Christmas Day. general election day and
THANKSGIVING day.
, Senator Fowler presented this evening feinon.
sTanes against the proposed amendments the charter
OF rew.Ycrk City.
Abe Assembly passed this evening the b! relative to
New-York tribune., 1880-04-06
Observation-Disclosures

CLAIMS AGAINST THE ELEVATED LINES.
DECISION oY THE SUPERIOR COURT HOLDING THAT
PROPERTY OWNERS HAVE The RIGHT TO SUE
FOR DAMAGES.
The General Term of the Superior Court has de-
cided that property-owners have the rght 10 sue
tho elevated railroad companies for actual dam
ages. The decision was gwen in the case Oh
Caro- against the Metropolitan Company whlch
has excited great interest and reverses the
finding of the lower Court.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-06

DISCUSSION OF the law md facts In the case Judge
Pearson in strict accordance with Saturdays assertion
that he would treat all criminals alike IN principle
In court the 26th Tue old BAH has been sued
out this morning by the District Attorney and must pc
paid unless remfted By the court the Governor. The
bail entered to-day is additional Kembe has not put
In appearance yet but Is confidently expected 70 90
today sometime when the same procedure viii be
through with IN his The writs are Endorsed
by the Sheriff. aud todays appearance OF the fugitves
is technically an arrest and commitment 10 jail.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-06
WAITING ar THE PRISON GATE.

-FOUR or TnE HARRISBURG CURRUPIONIsrS SUR
RENDER.
HARRIsDURG, Penn, April 5.-PrisOnkeeper
Holman was somewhat astonished this morning to nd
s,lter PotrcR Rumbcrgcr ana Crawford standing upon
ile steps Of the Jail asking for adm ssion. Taoy were
admitted, and iu few minutes wero followed by
Sheriff Reel Judge Pearson District Attorney Eialln-
ger George Irwin A. j. Herr and John Weise. The bail
were also promptly on hand After short time spent
In deberation the counsel for defense asked for tho
privilege 60 entsr now bail for Tie appearance Of their
clients at rn trrm II corr beginning April 20 inst,
when thnv " ali a. i,enr FOR sentence.
'dge Pearson about TO comply with this request
n, onea vn,c the DlstriotAttorney objected. After
New-York tribune., 1880-04-06
A CoNsc1rErIoUs ARrIsr.-The Dean: "

A CONSCIENTIOUS ARTIsT.-1he Dean !" Mr.:
Snippe vnlty TO make my son hunt ng suln Just
whit Won usrG 10 make for me, yOu know" clerical
TsII3r: " lrg your pardon, Mr. Dean May inquire
II the young reatema is IN holy oriers Jhe Dean
snnposeg % The Dean: mo. no Ee's not thinking OF
anything OF he kind" Clerical Tailor: " Then I'm
sorry to say must decline the 0rder' Mr. Dean "
Punch.
"Is this my train f' asked traveller at
the Eunaa Pacific depo. Of ,onnser. ~ don't know,
but guess noFP Was the doubtful reply. see s got
peot il belongs them. Have you lost train any
wherep
New-York tribune., 1880-04-06
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
Svlopsis for the pGst "a hours

WASHINGTON. April 6. ! a. m.--The baron.
eter Is lowest In Nova Scotia, and is highest and
and rising In the Northwest Occasional rain has
fallen in the South Atlantic States and New-Engand
Northerly winds prevail in the Upper Lake region,
Tennessee and the OHIO Valley northwesterly In the
Middle Atlantic States elsewhere they mostly from
south to west. The temperature Las remained nearly
stationary in the South Atlantic and Gulf States
where 1t has fallen
I71dtcdlons.
For w-Engand and the Middle Atlantic States, cold
clear partly cloudy weather. nOrthwesterly WINS
aud rising barometer.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-06
REFUSING PARDONS.

TRENTON, N. j., April 5.-The Court of
Pardons to-day refused 10 commute the sentence Of
death against Frederick Grill who murdered his daugh
in Sussex County. TO Imprisonment for lite. IN
Court also refused TO pardon soughtenburgh OF Essex
Coany under sentence OF TWO IN the State Prison
for the larceny Of diamond ring
New-York tribune., 1880-04-06

TRIBUNE OFFICE April @. q. m.-After the early
morning hours the barometer rose steadily yesterday
and is still rising. The Thermometer ranged between
500 and 62o. with average temperature OF 55o. This
olo higher Sundays average, and 26i5' higher
than on The corresponding dav last year.
Clear partly cloudy weather with slightly lower tenn
peraure may be expected IN this city and neghborh0od
New-York tribune., 1880-04-06
MIRINE INTELLLGEyOE.
MINIATU RE ALMANAC.

sun rqcs - 5:3G Sun ssts. $3.50 Clock fast. 2n l5s
Moon rises :Si7 Moon sou,hs 94t Moons age. days 81
wATR. To-DAY-A NJ
Sandy HOOK 5l4 GOV. Island. 54i Hell Gate. 1888
WATER TO.DAy-P.
Sandy Hook 535 Gov. Island. 6:l9 Hell Gate SO5
New-York tribune., 1880-04-06
A pENIrENrIARY BUILDING BURNED

COLUMBUS, Ohio, April GA fire in the
Penltentar, here yesterday destroyed large build
ing, occupied By lIrv ~n. Hnman Co.. wood-workers
The stock was also destrvgd 1he films loss is esti.
mated at $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-06

The shows the this city BY tenhI Of
lie lines give divisions OF time for the a hours
white hds the oscillations
those dotted line represents
Indicated
L " 25 br0hdHaY.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-06

SYDNEY INTERNATIONAL ExHuuTlOn. : ~
A cable dispatch from Syd1ey, VI LOndt
Howe Scales have taken the nrsg pgS1o as II GT1l
New-York tribune., 1880-04-06
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

ENHOuK RS: Morning. Night DAR.
Deg 6 . 9i0lif2f 2 4 s9i0f1f2 2Inchssl
go fT-TT-I -T-- n n m u iTTTTT-fT F~fT130
80 III f-37 fTrT7-z f-rrT71
sc s@s-~rl
SO f,>SI IA II i i- n II rri1
80 ~ 80 -T7 y y I'D 20 81
New-York tribune., 1880-04-06
ConsVess WnsR.
Dlseases
oFrHE
NERVOUS SYSTEM.

The Importance systcm its power life
and the bearing which It has human happness
thoroughly recognzed its and tho danger OF ovetax
ing through intense mental application By the
indulgence Of the appees and propenstea as
proper subjects for consideration When the nervous system
scanged 1t is absolutely to promptly seek ad
vice expert who for long series OF years. has de-
voted his whole time and attention 70 this study and whorom
his experience and practice has learned 10 discover a once
the and promptly apply the remedy, thus avoiding
painfully slow seeking for the truth common 10 the In
experienced and annoying the patien who nat
uray without delay what Is The matter ths
extent Of the arrangement the OF rocuperAon
and the time required.
II the brain has exhausted by intense mental ~
pcacn dcpriyng OF the power Of connected thought u
can only recover strength by being properly fed ana
nourIshed by OF certain systematic methods. II
precisely tho with the nerves that preside over organic
e this branch Of medical practice can scarce
ly for reaches msrase the pepesuauon
family names the securing Of hereditary ies and tho rceh
ton OF estates In tho same family
From and large experience IN this direction nave
been able Dy thankful apprcciA
tion Of the first families In the city and naton and
can communicate much that pertain 10 the OF
eyery system and the means ~
covering powers whether Of BRAIN sppes propensity Ss
passion
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D..
IA LExINaToNAvE. NEAa 2srHsr-
HOURS. TO ana S to7 NEw.YoRK.
Geo. A. Leavls & Co.. Auctieneers
THoHsHIAEHE HNIEEa s7 broadwav. now Sa Eitiion
THE s. p. AVERY COLLECTION.
CHOICE PAINTINGS.
BY FOREIGN ARTISTS
AvrDy7a sn,ns
c"GooD WINE NEEDS NO BUsH.|
...sALE ABSOLUTE, without reserve =.
Keatnss Cough Lo.enees have no equal n s1s ,rss.
sa Er@s = S% an yss
SOLD by JUG Co. Ss
Nervous ExhaustionA medical esries
u Z: Hs % dse %
dspats6y how hsslsn 30 resauea asorn ei:a,
and M III pysSss aeSy 5aDs tie @
sss4sfy Ksha % ass
& sEYssH Sis a2a Towns
Ap mi, o:s s,S o. "
De sgesaiy sdrsssssS ss asd ID
d e Ernnff $ iSs
gas tsr S' must s. fso
% for ss5sr 81 ;isa@snO y or Gsr%sny Ss ~
steamship Mosa and Bremen sns s snsc:c
aSars ACTRESS sd 6 S % ssr,SD .s Sas
via h 81 se Sa sn
s E.S sPd ana fsss.s sssn.s Hon ns.
snTss ssro Ae es%aers Ap PssSi
gGsopp ssvs sS MsSGs r.. leave
York The mails or m SSssaS "A sns sAss soh p,sS
554ts Hss ssvs s"s s Tas l
The Sea mails cr China JiOin e,vs san
The malls for australia 81 lssyi san rrsncsss nUx
Post ONCE New.York. Arri 8. 1880
New-York tribune., 1880-04-06

THE BfG WHALE b. e
Is still on exhibition at Fult0n-slip East 8lyoes
viii remain but day OF two longer. sef
New-York tribune., 1880-04-06
MARRIED.

AUsTrN-sUYDAM-onw weanesdsv, IAseh q. 1850 e -
sc1th Reformed Church. 6th'aye a9d Jl@se ~ -
Louise eldest daughter o. yamse suvda ef thl6 e&1y
Samuel H Austin, jr- Of Philsds;pkia ~ Il q,
All notices Of Marriages munss In iorssi vits ~
name and address. y 1ssz>et
New-York tribune., 1880-04-06
OBITUARY..
HENRI WlENIAWSKI.
report complet

LONDON, April 5-A Paris dispatch to me
Daily Telegraph SAYS: 1t is announced from Mosco"
that VI. WlenIawski, the vionist is dead.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-06
Ready Tkis Niornina

THE sEMI.wEEKLY TRIBUNE.
Al Tho issds OF to-day oostS,ns
Letters from staG ohcr Correspondents IN tas Oh
World and the New !,
Price I'm wrappers ready for malng, ave psr ee7r
one copy year. S. I've copies siA; tea ccpss Anasss
extra s2s Postage Ia all Tree TO the sabesribse
~o''s'' THE TRrBuHn
New-York tribune., 1880-04-06
0oiitifal NotireS. !.

Yr,h Assembly Dissrlet Rspubnean Asstcau.n -nsens
ar meeting April ,ss2 Ss2s E Z II xsis sis
!, w. HAwEs ssorelaSy.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-06

sir.cfure Impotence Diseases Of the oeners4Ys Or
sns raciy mi speed y cured. Hours 70 and - u
HENRY A. DANIELS. n l44 LexngtonayA .neax 1ea 9
re 4 Rent = a 1rs% %s1 MsE IL Il .urrnrxo -
occupied By ROSTER bal t*tFf
A good location Tor Book Store "a
Apply THE TRIBUNE oousrrso xoox. !.
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All notices Of q
name and address.
, 1880-11-27
TRfBUNE SATURDAY,

c,,f,cp- And bc,tnvc hc vii, ,tc,noud rnfxc,
inrvI,r"rr ,,rnh"h1,. n .ohstr,,c, flo nrn"nT,,
3n! ,an, ftt',,, ony frnr nr n hostIfnp rrrIInt
frs,n, MI M irtst. ,.r ''' - "'o
str. MtrhScl frEuilIt,nn, tho Assistant sccrc.
t{},I VI ,noh .n Hs'", tt hI.,n.t - I".a nnh IA
,, ~ @ IT,, ni',..is. n1,, cn @ ,ats M
s,,ot" ~ =, WHIT, Wcstar Gn 1rtdnp, nv nnd. II rrm",n
% h,r currcctly, he sofne tnss, ia,t winter il, tho
81 H. r. n91vpa s ~ ,hS
i,nm in"o"n MA ~ ~ nnrn ~ }nr,nr1,w win tho
rrwt, itonHrv, r1!o,t! n ~ th H. ni.mn",d Eatlnn.
.ist. p'''ee'' VI @A0 "'f AMY" A'"N'"'''
NJ .1,hn wo,,t NJ t,o1to, nnJ Mr. sbcrt,,nn, of
Tuhtmrci,ry. erc IL III scrvicEnf ,lio Lcnriio as
IN ttIeIr tniy ,,t W. ~ bssc t,cvrr Hc1ri ihnm
sf,.nE in ;,, ~ csn W &c noth,nv ~ r., ;i,"lr
atvi., ~ rw,,tno,, .tr-,siarfr .natinat
I'M, ,yi,h,,,t hinnui, nr, thair t,ersnnnt rt,Ii-
fn,ion. o'''''''' ": |'o'' Po'os'
III tfott ,f,rrts , .,.,, ,,,,.o,,nr IA n uotc,t
ueitutor IL finwny. whmro % hc Il verv tsonttI1r
with lin ,,rnsnnfrx tin il ,yhns IL rni1 ati All
, 1880-11-27

away III disgust, and drawing a pistol he,
my best friEtt!, told me tn pnt. the tlsHli HI
VIII. hnwi ilr told ms Tint lle needed lnnfc
medicine, alll tlat II 1 didn't pn. tLc plere
Of muse in MY mouth he would kill tn'. IIo
Cfncsrtf Tho pistol, and l took up the piece vt
?s"pe s I pEs,sn"y eS 5 ! Ss II is Il y y.a's' aG'%'
Ilini a,Ni he went to 1bcd. went 10 tiie VIII
mud crcpt tlowll-stair9 Next morning Georke
Gis eyes. l.9p1o!s,! o,y W ,oreiyeness. 1c fo',n'i
tho mai Win Ind suffered tle loss 0f part
nf iiis H0sc, niItl gave ilttn. 9iEl, every cent
nf money lle Ind. For a lnug 1fn!e 10 rt,-
manned sober !, and the circumstances ut hts
tell. llnh l,rCt}tne tllnre nnd more nttAchptl
to hin. for every tlay wis impressed with
the nubllit ty nj his character, Une night Mt
tha appDtntrtl iIolr lle fntlcd to cntne. home.
the evening VIII, Us. Wcwcre reattt,lg i>Ayi,l
Couperet!," t" and George, WIN wns n splcn,i,l
eloc,siionist, WIS going, to reatl 70 Us, Wo
waited is1Ml waited. DGternintnE TINT fieOrEe
would ,S not eoms L, until very lntc, trok Up
where sIr, Omaf, tho undersakcr. wns dr,v-
ing nails ,into collins with a rat tat, tat,
,.% + r %is S'}c',s ;|,; T. he exclaimed and then
rs,, ,s,C5Es s':Es /. .are you not going to
No. he exclaimed, u hare been reading
z medical work, md find that NH bilious.
.]Oiln, nm G0fnK out to hunt for sotne ltt-
,na, medicine, aid IL 1 don't 1lnal any III
linye Ia use yO,t.'
"1Ie went out, an,t I explained to my
fr!end tllat L ltc did not tilld some ono p
sat for a long tinlo md studied. Ny friend
was silent. sttlenRth heard footsteps On
the stairs, nntl insiinetively raj, to my trunk
ntNl tooA 0nt pistol. Ind Just tinle to
again rcacl, tho table when George cnterc,i
With wjtl, ,ns I've enormous horsorpstols, ono In
"tl,lllotls,' he exclaimed, nmi 1eve1cd one
Of tic pistols, I tlntleed behind tho taljie
Just rs lie ttr4rl. had my pistol III my tantl.
- nm bilious, tell yotl,' ni,tl llu Icvcfetl
the other pistol.
"2nlrk as a Hash fred. t;coree fell. /
ran |" him. and, with tho assistance 0f my
other friend, put lin 10 bed. III fuw mo-
11ellts tha rom was crowded with people.
WIS not arrested, for l lbntf acted In self
defense, Ncxtttay st0Dd by GcOrep's bed
sitle.. lTc was sober and suffered great pain.
My ball had pissed through s,ks buly.
john lie said. Rfve the your hnnlf.' l
Eraspcd hts ,,nfli and stood looking into his
eyes. Ills face changed.
~ Jolln,' viii never bo bilious agaIn,' a1,,i
with one. gasp hr. tlicti.
"Ggntlelnei,, this Is why people say TINT
have Killed my lnn&1," and tho did mai wred
tears from his eyes and knocked tic Asllcs
from his pipe.
, 1880-11-27
HAD KILLED HIS MAN.
why John BigeloV Shot TIiw Best and
Most Bilious NrLonu.
~.

why John HfgeloNr Shot fIiw Best and
Most bilious NrIcnd.
Lt.uo liotK Gasttte. '
"Ycs, i have killed my man. remarked
old John Digelow when tho conversation
touched upon the shedding Of human blood.
~ killed one Of my best frionds," he contin-
ued, lighting his pipe and throwing tho
largest pair OF feet In tho country on to
chair, with an effort and subsequent twttcll-
lng about tho face which very plninly told
that tile old man was suffering with the rheu-
mntIsln.
"}Yhatl killed your friend ?" exclaimed
one Of the company.
"Yes, ns warm frlcnd rs had on eartf."
Accidentally, wasn't lt9"
"No. SIR, purpose|y. II you NEIL aln't In q
hurry I'll toll you tho circumstances"
Every one expressed desire to hear the
story, aud tie old n,an, after a moments re-
i Wis d young feler, and had lust coma
to Little Rock, when one night while pass-
nE sp0Gn paa S @ 1Sefs fts s' atsSeea y
knockIug one Of them dowHi,-and, j telryoa,
was Slick buck III those days, I was nd
vaue!ng on another, when he drew horse
pstol and 1cyelel # at .: odae,11 Ie aioon IMs was
sion Il delight on tho faes of the, xuillan,
Just at hat monlont the pistol was knocked
higl. In ihd alr.. Tho rufilans tled. aud, l say
before me- tut yonMg lnal'. lie aske;l !s ms M Z
arm. VOL. we !Yea,ne, friends. lis name ~,
old peoplo ih tho town ren1e2iinbeFF ,ta.2i
lux i restless. I'll cut ny story s!lort. George
aid l becaIl,e rooMt.i1stes. An attachn,e,t-
one Of these hsrs old;!ine frIen.lsl.!ps5; y :;
spyang Yp between us. r0or sM tai!3w. Me iat iHoi
, 1880-11-27

CINCINNATI. Nov. M-CoTroy-bsronx and higher
At iiHa
FLouR-Activc and Arm, family, sdno3A4o; fancy,
&a75atAan
GnAts-Whcnt atrongi No. 2 amber. sL0ss No. rcd,
&li08i.ft{. Corn stcndyt No. 2 mlxrd. 6lHcs now
shctlcd. sc. Oats strong, No. mixcd, 57dS8c. itJc
nct!*n and nsru No. At tl10 barley atton9ert No.
Inoyist0ys .rark dnl! At si1oo. Lard ncttve: nrm,
and h1RheE. ut &.75. fnlk meats~tiFht demhHd. but
hndue9 Hrm. shorlicrs. ttnz4s cenr rlt,. FLEA
nC7r E,i-A Atrona Md ii.Whors choice Western. 2ao
BOT choice Ecntenl 0hiU, lHF2&o.
ttyAEED Otts-Jpwer Mt Bic.
, 1880-11-27

sptetat Dspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
KASsAs CITY. Mo-. Nov. 2d-GnA1S-The Frtcs
Current rcposts: Whent--1i1ccipta, 2teta but ship
mcnts. Za3A b,s, market weaker and unsettled; 30.
cash, 8I4c; November. @t{c: No. 2, cash, W5c; No
vembef, a{o! No. l. cash. Hlc: Nnvcxnben slo1 Cnrn
Nnceps. 1snt bui shipments, u, fG3 bus} lowoFj No.
2, cash. Ici Noremb4r, 1s3So.
, 1880-11-27
MILWAUKEE,. \

NitwApKEf, wis. Nov. observation-disclosures
0MAfN-Wheat nen, M. ! Milwaukee hart tii7,
No. Int ttii. No. hard &1ta. Nh. Ant &in. Hoven,-
ber, alos, December. ap,f. January. N.,05kt No. 4
tn, p6o, No. do. Mdss7cs fujcotcd nominal. C*lsn
hlghcr and scarcoi No. At 4sc Oats easier; No. A.
a4Ae. Iiyd hrm, No. At ooc tIarlcY stronger& No.
spring. NO. Il.
.'rjt5t tlnt0Se-FHm, mrsk rnrk. old. tlar0, new
Nov emhot{ {hnd Jhnnney.
1[nHs-1I9hGr ht &tHFAtU.
.HECElFrs-Flour. ilUD brtst wheat 400 hn, oats.
GiirNxars-Whsat, 1900, ba. corn, 400 bu.
, 1880-11-27

BUFFALO, Nov. T-OAAIN-Wheht 1uiet and low
or; 1900 hu No. hard Duluth at I! 25. Corn quiet;
car.lots solling Mt sI]3c. OTHER grain neglected
, 1880-11-27
DETIfOIT.

DETROIT, Nov. 2B-FLoch-vcry nrm.
GHAtx-Whcat steady. No. white at &1CTx, No
yember *t0iH. Jnnunry {lng{. February SLIT, E1.2
whito stGY5; No. rcd tU3x receipts N00 bu; sh!p-
rn8nte, p,nQ bn. " .
, 1880-11-27

"a special actount of tho stnto OF tho produce mas-
kcts will bo found IN our Neu FORK nows colutnns.]
NEW r01K. Nov. M.-C0TToN-Nosnnnl At ia
11Ac; futures ataady; November, lf.ao. December.
1.c, January, lLas Fabrunry, H&c, March, 12.13c;
April. .1.ttci May. 1177cs limo, tic; July, l2H.c
FLouh-llcnry; receipts. Tlshn brls. exports. ano,
super Stntc mid Wcbier.l. $0ks4 0f common to good
extEn, $5Gua.alD; R0,,d to chotce. G.Kt9G7Si whit
wient extrn, Es.ls3&L0, extra ohio. 4a311h50! st.
Louis &iU)6sG7s: Ninnasota patent proceas, !D286I
01tA1s-IThent tnwrt, receipts 1s,.00o bu, EXPORTS
te,nU b,,s nnErndcI spring. SLta! No. spring. <Lc0:
muEr7td1d rad. <L:l6s5l; No. dn Il: t3lh. No. ,
do, tl:!tsi7t{ mixed winter 4! ungradeh wh!te,
1Ex; Jnnnary tl,3'4e fubEnsEy, tL2st.s1
tnr1 nctsvo but l1weT; rec9lss. ash19 by expurts
b !St: 4sSF:us NJ. aasls seflS a. ssa@sf sm
mtx.,d GlI{e, yeii9w Western. d.t{aHi9e, Nj. Ma
vemseE Gl!&GHlHg llcconbor. flalGtt?}fc; january,
{1ihtsl}fc tHtts higher: racelss N!tn but Western
mixed. 40 l3C3 MhttU Western. 4k9a.1c.
llAY-ln Gsnni demand u fnl! nr4ses
(}RutKHfs-Cunne ou!ct but irn,. snEar IN good
dnit1und nnd nrnrr, FUR 20 good refining. Mc
A!Nassss qMIel but irm, New orieuns quoted al Ass
iET'tnL LEu,t-! !'1 md weak, Halted, 02}fo, orudc.
'if:s FaIsnwo s osts,1siyi iasiy sottvo, 7-lsassie
NEAlS-.FtrM and une1han4ed
Euta-Sttnug ht.iGstx}c. ... ...
qMnlcd Vi tI4,S@.stam nHet qu!ot hut stGndy: Gut
Moa,s qnlet etl ss1; long c1sas m'ddes S7.aa7s'a-
HtfTTEn.46tet h,t nrln at lAFase.
EJtEEYE-15utl and unthuMEGt
, 1880-11-27

NEW roHR. Nov, ov,2a-coTToy.-Net receipts At all
United atAses ports during tho Woea naUu bneb, last
year. g3A0, total receipts. NJ at1 United sntek ports
I" dnc. a.A6n last yoar.E aDG10; sxporta from all
United atntes ports for the week, 1lto; last yoar,
1lauO1, total exports from ~ United btntcn ports 10
stntet t'r.s sGMG laat ycRr E%M; stock Mt NJ In
pooi iii lasty enr a7tj; stt,cS of Amssiean adoas
Tor tircat Hrithln. 4latlt: laet year 93a.M1.
NEW Ultt.EANB Nov. 1.--IUTTDS.--Un held
higher; quotations cHtIrbly nnmlnnfi ddllnx 1lJk:
!ow nling Il!&: HOOD ot,i!nnIy ls5c: nGt receipts,
hn9 stock ~ t!o; Eeok'{ net 1ccs!P@ss @ <t1n gross,
4i.Nat
g!M bales; Am9Hcan, MG6: ,S snecnato:s tonk a$I.
aide direct to aptnnelr. lh9ui actuai expoE 7Hl:
tnaI receipts, s!,uIt american. T40p total atnck.
+l.UO; American, Jls,0n; American aloat, u, 0N;
American. 3l9,lsN
1t. Lotiis. Nov, M.-CoTrnN-A Bhnrp ndvauco
checked sput sulcst mfdllnGt llAot low do, tl!&o,