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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-03-05
Traininr.shIn EnhihIllnn.

The Secretary OF tho Navy has extended an
invitation to the Naval Committees of tho
House ard Senate to witness drill of tho ap.
prentice boys OF the traiuiug.ship Saratoga on
Lhe 5th lnslnnL.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-03-05
Increased sale OF Postage stamps.

The issue Of stamps, postal cards, stamped
envelopes, etc, to postmasters during the
month of February amounted to S2,2ll ,97s 92
an increase Of S293, ,574 or fifteen per cent. over
the -arre->anding period OF 1870.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-03-05
Do In MRlyr Isenomiuatod.

INDIANAPOLIS, March 4.--The Greenback
Congressional Convention for this district,
which mot at Shebyvilo to-day, nominated
Gilbert De La Matyr. the present Member Of
Congress, for re election.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-03-05

after tho war, and four years ago was elected
judge Of tho Eighth Judicial circuit, which
position he held when no died. Judge Mon
taRuc was widely known as lawyer of
marked ability, and was held In the highest
esteem by the people of Virginia.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-03-05
MISS RAYMONDs AVFIDNyIr,

Tho following Is the affidavit mado by Miss
Raymond whom she Irst put hei case into Mrs.
l.ockwoOd's hands.
DISTRICT OF COLuArnA, CouSTY or WASHINGTON ssd
Personally appeared before thu uudarsigucd.
notary public IN ana tpI tho District above intmed,
lux sworn IN duo form Of law, depOyes aad saysI
first met Senator benjamin H. HIl OF Atlanta,
tin., at the Kimbal House, on or about November
1877, IN the parlor, aud had conversation with
him. Two or three days later he called upon mo
Rt my room on Peach. Tree street saying that the
Chnnbcrmnil who had formerly worked for him
had given him my address, Previous 10 this be
had written me u note asking to call upon
mo, The neNt day he called upon me
again, and, overcoming my sCrUplcs, became
intimate with ne and the next day hO called
again. He then went to Washington, as unler-
stood, and returned soma time before Chiismas
He at once called upon me again on his return, 10.
not see him lurng Christmas week, and Hltei this
wrote him letter explaining my situation After
This no visited ne no more, Previous TO this he
had given me money, but he gave NE no more
after wrote the leitor On the lst day Of August
1873, my child, Thomas Hill, was born. / wrote TO
him several times atler the chi was born but re-
geiyed no answer. / sJemuly swear that this
child, lhomHs Hill Is the sou Of Senator BenaInhI
Hin, and that when first met Senator Hill had
never known Or cOhabted with any man.
JtssE RAfaoND.
sworn and subscribed before ole this 2Olh day of
February. A, d, 1880 WILLIAM II HARRlsoN.
Notary Public.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-03-05
AR HOME AND ABROAD.
The Daily Tribute Of the Cables
and Wires.
Labor Matters In Various Sections - Par
nelrs Reception in st. Louisa Mother
Falls Dead ut tho Sight OF Her Mur-
dered son--The Poncas Visit
TO Hampton - A Bank
rupt Law Wanted.

Brushmnkors on n Striko.
Troy, N. Y, March 4.-The brushmakers
In Lnusingburg struck to-day for an advance
In wages.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-03-05
THE NoTARY's STORY.

l nave seon what purp)rts 10 30 tile staten ant Of
Miss Jessie Raymond IN Tar NATIONAL REPUBLt-
CAS- und Etcn1pg Snf. and ns my name has been
mentioned aud IN Justice 10 Mrs Lakewood / beg
leave To make the following statement viz: I
am tile notary public who swUp Miss Raymond
TO her declaration usnlnst Senator lll and her
petition u lile suit without payment Of costs.
also Swo?e Miss Raymond 70 separate affidavit
ycriiyiu. tho statement made In the decurutiOn
The contents of these pNpcrs wore fully made
known 10 hel, mud some alterations were niads at
her suggestion. III al interview with Miss Ray
mgnd this evening she suid slo had To do some
thing when Size found herself about lu he set cut
III the street. WILLIAM H. Ha hhtsVs.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-03-05
AN IMPORTANT wrrNEss.
RAYNOND
rs. wAnaYro,, .. O., March +. 1880.

HlLls
Belierius m injustice Is Icing done Mr.. Bclva
A. Lockwood In connection with the ease Of Ju,Sie
Raymond against Senator nm. /. Henry IL he
Wittc reporter, without solicitation state thut the
plaintiff In the ubuvC cHsn declared tO her posi-
tive Intention to have suit brought by Mrs. LOrk-
wood ul ~ the defendant settled with her before
the end the week. This was ,,dd in the presence
Ot MI ,ni't newspaper man In Miss Raynoula
room, 0u Third street and Missouri avenue early
last week, llENhY IL, DEWurE.
Subscribed aud sworn 10 before INC March t. 1880.
K. ]. MEIus,
C1crR supreme Court d. ..
By NJ \ Classy
Assistant CerR.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-03-05
MRS. LOCKWOOD'S TURN.
What She has TO Say About tht
Raymond-HiIl Suit.
She Ia Astonishrd by Miss Raynond's State.
ment, and Impeaohes Her voraclty--
witnosseSwho Know Something of
the Fnots--An AGidRylt Made
by Miss Raymond Before
Entering tho Suit.
Another Phase of tho Senatorial Scandal.

Another Phase OF tho Senatorial Scandal.
The publication of tho statement from Miss
Jessie Raymond, tho plaintiff IN the suit
against Senator IIill yesterday, gave new
phase to tho case, and put Miss Rayulond's
attorney, Mrs. Belyn A. Lockwood on the de-
fuusiyo, us IL was stated that the papers in tho
suit were filed against the solemn protest OF
tile plaintiff aud without boing sworn to by
her This WIS "A direct Charge against Mrs.
Lockwood which that lady could not Let 20
unanswered. IL was stated yesterday that sho
intended to have her client arrested, but Mrs.
Lockwood, If such was her intention, did not
take amy such action. IL was also stated that
Mrs Lockwood was making war upon tho
senator, because he had voted against her
Oll to admit women TO practice before tho
supreme Court OF tho United States, but she
denies this. Miss Raymond has now dropped
out of tho affair aud the fight lies between
Mrs. Lockwood and Senator Hill. If sho
pursucs the fight with her usual persistency,
1t is probable that the Senator will havo CAUSE
To rue the day when ho stirrtd her up. Tho
following statements are furnished by Mrs.
Lockwood in reply to Miss Raymouds card:
MRS. LocKwooD's STATEMENT.
To The Eitor of The NahonI Republican,;
WASHiNGruN, March 4, 1880
SIN Having seen with much GstoniShmcnt In
your issue OF to-day statement signed apparently
by Miss Jessie Raymond with reference TO a sui
filed by NE IN tue supreme Court of this District,
huye u say that Tho pHpers filed were with the
full knowledge and consent ami at the instance
of Miss Raymond nlter due notice 10 Senator NM
and alter his SON. Rsnluiuu II. Iill. aud his sec.
Rotary. Mr. Banks. who had called tU sec ne about
the matter as Miss RaymOnds attorney. lad
told me 70 dU 50. have never called upon them
as stated Tire papers fipd Ia the cusu and a long
affidavit not filed were taken from Miss RRymunds
statements; were all carefully read over ~ her aud
sworn to by he after anNiuS her signature thereto.
called upon Miss Raymond to-day und she do
MED having written tle statement uy or her mime,
or having signed IL; says She was comp uleu tU do
what shJ did do aud has nuthhlg to say
In wa
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-03-05

was Al Miss Jessie tGy Gymuud's room this cven-
ing. She said tlin: she knew nothing about any
statement purpurting 10 be sighed by her Ia The
newspapers. l asked her If shr had stated that she
knew nothing against Senator Hll and that hu had
not wrUugcd her. Her reply WAS that unfortunately
She new hin, too we'll. She then said II Mrs. Lock.
0V Would % Rsys bo.b icie""i III! X '' oo':, W, i
ason Obliged 10 apply 10 hei enemies, and they had
given her the needed relief. She llrn suid she
would answer 40 questions, upt would shU STE any
ono, not Gwen Ben Hlll himself
MARCH g. 1881. LreA 81. OEM.s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-03
LIVE STOCK MAEKET.

SRw.YoRK. sept 2-BEFvEs-So fresh receipts Of any
occot and noting doing Cattle to-day. The Irrssed
good a. on g. previous thi &c ays 81
this wees bat most OF 'e h,5 ID -s''rs 'n !. ~ Hete
Poor 70 Fair Native at osc Good - Choice 20 -
sheen on The Holland and ga quarters Of Beef and 30 car
CAIVE-- Receipts 80 headsl7 at tnst. 2a4 at
Washington Market and ~ al JERSEY ~! nneii q nita.I
been Do ghi supply all week VILE butchers Gene
Ay nave 1no, r geod C.ves n very strong nrir~s
- "d p9ttrrInils Care, are quoted ~ a2aci PED
HIHsIs " ~ 81 I,s ~ ia &C.. Heavy suckers ana sin
Z od To- PRIME do j.sq6 Choice Jersey
al &C. 3 10 2se % Bnttermi CA.ves 20 H. at
24c, 30 do. PA y. Al > 'o - ao - v. a. ~, 90
GAVE. 81 u, al &C 40 ~ D. Al g. va. b3Sr'
lao u. oe. na1a d. = 5 a. 49, -. ,, or - ne
k4tbY e." 500 a., 90 10 ct "a af "a a'do
7 a. - - DO 9o6 n 2s4c.; 5uosor 5oO ID, at
n, a. % veal ~ L. at Be-, DO. 100 D. DC DO.
Ees on. sold sisfe Bu!terrnik ca.ves goo y at -
-seAera l-@ n at a. NsA. ~ u at oe = Do =
m 0c.. do~ -O' p az 59c do 10 d. Ai"c- I'
J,ae. wright HoaF CO.. sold q state Ra,,e I-g.l
Caige- 80 IT, Al 2-ge l. 40 ~, 70 al -c,. j. r ave
yV,ais 81 H. g.. oo 100 a. At '4c - DO, L. u. al
~ "a ,, . sol a. -e Batt rmIk caves 2as q at
> a. ~. IN w. .o a. state ci.as-ers 900 = O., &C.
Bai,e mia Ca.ve,. J.5 Il Al -e. \eas lls ~ a. b..
Sill LAMBS Re'eg,- inc na.ns ca-s to oar ar
A. ootl--i- j. cars ri Jrr~y CRY ana e.r
i. Washington Msrse'. I''n slice -a.nralf' ~ r.:
head ~. n-t $3.50 A.ad o. tnr pond ~ time LIT
= ~s .nr Sheep mir,ei w.. uausaair nrni blicici.
80 Ii m D-tt ~ Ie -rrr tu df-es thrr -Lis ~ and
sellers ,lt .Iolt pree iArf cAo-" % 4-- .h'4 n
49, ..... however.
eD,u b.. -acl trr a't H-rt iii ana poe il-' u
VOL bus Llu7 IA -' i h.'+. 'te.'' % .n''-
,f prrlsl4 lt- ~ ~ iir 1fr Tor tb-
s.oi l... Int a. t.-,t The "a Eri W. aun- e i Fly
c.atro b~ Daters L1y ia the mo nag 7rlri- ie con-
rnt iuat extreme prices ciftnt al osg ya In rtt
'-.,- c..IG ana iiff'
,fIsao. tom ~ .uIc- everything oI before tAc
80 .~r..l-.s Aapwn few az thr earl
- % ere In very COOL lu tc no mont f-at buyers
No.. ii.. uraic lA-i lt ir -il. 81. nr a. h
lad uuc1nuturN 10. tfn u ftne Lambs
drn. stil &c per pound. am rnnoI hi1c~ va bAFi
.iI. ri 1frllc AciHa -ll-r frt or b q
800 fr go n % Aolce -e ana 4bc tf Funt n lLprr
rI. 49, tB 49, oD.inel !ur extra g rh4 ln tie
,-r.t,g I'm There
Tn tr,de in Itiun al - &C. la Al &C iuI
dressed LaInbs d.. AZ. .-.... 49,. 81. d. ~.
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= hat the traffic arrangements which for
sne ''s s.xe existed between the two companies is
se"'' .,r,v continued wer, Clements III thc spacu-
pi"' ., ieh we're eiectu-liy used 10 give tone 70
s".i,et. As TO the estimate that oy The agree
'"e ,ss earnings If the Hannibal ana -. Joseph
l,v viii be- increa ID so;ne 100000 per We r.
. 0'' Ia remarked that whether the estimate
u -" - bo correct or not acoends more uppn
- or not the tonnage Of The last two months
y a,r+,.ued indefinitely tAan Il does upon The
...,s 81 ne contract. The report OF the settle
" b,.eya~ was the cause of ~ adylnce IN tie
-, ~ fiapni1 al and 81. Joseph stock from - 80
s,s,7a and Of the preferred stock from s5ls
- s67.g SSH Chicaco Burlington and Quincy
A. Etc meantime dec mod fron l3S 'sa 1879 .
Iq-l~nlGs The comparative weakness Of the
,a,,.,,,,,d stock pcrhap was due 80 an antlcipa-
..op o. t,. non Of the WibaSh COMPANY That
So taken !ate in the afternoon, and which Is Ie-
,or.ea IN our uews columns.
Thu general market was strong. supiect To one or
. ,,ri,n,oriant reactions from TIE opening 20 the
close. ana the final prices generally were Hesr 70
,na bc.r If Che day. Erie rose FROM SSH 10 1915
qas, Lake shore from l06li 20 1878 Michigan
Cen.ral from o335 TO 95as 2947s, Northwest from
o9a,fo102a 1OI7s -. Pa from - % S9l2. Wabash
from ssl, 60 3ql2a39 -. LOUIS and Iron Mountain
from 90 t' 90 50 80 = '"" ''i'' 9'NNN7 ia pa"
norton. Late in the day q speculation was de-
yelopsd IN the securities of the G.. C. and l. c. Com
many. and wIrh sales OF 5000 shares the price Of
The stock rose from 1898 80 2l3sd2ll4- The coal
stools were firm. but they did not fully participate
IN rhc general good feeling, Delaware, Lackawanua
md Western being especially backward, and Only
rising from sos to 9Oasd9OA Western Union.
with dull movement. advanced from l037s to 1O5.
and Pacific Mail also dan. rose from 39l2 TO 4O7s.
Al 2:45 o'clock the market was rather weak, but 1t
closed. al 3 o'clock. excited and strong.
Government bonds were dull at the Boards with
saes Of only $4,000. bur prices were firm aud the
closin. quotations were as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-03

Railroad bonds were strong throughout but with
n business that was confined D. an unusually small
puuher Of issues The dealings in Erie second con-
sols counted to $1,454 600 at prices from STA 10
ses. Ssl2 and the funded IS rose from 50 10
63lo the incomes selling at 70a71l2. Mobile and
Ohio first debentures were in demand by investors
NJ from 80 TO sos. The speculation IN the C., {.
and l. c. issues was noticeable, the first assented
rising from 80 to 92as, and the incomes from 43sa
10 47ss Canada Southern hrsts were L higher at
p31o. and ST. Louis and Iron Mountain second in
comes were % higher at SASS. New-fork Elevated
6rsts were Il better at III =. the frsts of Me-
tropolitan being y lower AT 100. Lake Erie and
Western incomes were strong VI an advance 10 Sc.
Harrington. Cedar Rapids and Northern first IS were
L. higher al 1884, and ST. Pan and Sioux City first
a. sold at lO51. Denver and Rio Grande frsts and
eousols were strong and up 4 and Is per cent at
1oel.a O6ss and 963a respectively, and Kansas
Pacific consos were L higher al 961s. Annexed are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-03

II ac Low MiddlinS lo7e Coed Ordinary BIS. r'e"p''
7S bales shipments. l51 bales stock. lDJy Daes ,r,
eALYEsTOs. sept. 2 demonstrating. ln'.c low 'it
ding lOlae ord gIsc.; receipts lo-c p'
exports wise, 7l5 bales 100 bales STOCK s'''
Dnles
LOUIsYTLLE- Sept 2.-CottOD steady Gidilng II ~
MKAPHs sept 2-intt0u sieahyi MhidAng. II &C. IT,
81 talss stock q 3p2 bales -.
sOIgLY. sept. 2Coton quiet Midliing. llc' Low MIG
lose. Ordinary. bn-c.. reeeDts. bltH
lsl baes 100 bales STOCK ~
bales
II &c. Mldiug. lV'3.. FoDG Ordinary f'tc hDt ~
cepts 46l bales gross l.5sS bales Sales O' bales s''~
3i.013 bales 49,. .,,.,.
NOgFOfK sent lotion Quiet little doing NtdinR
@3l u-ies exports coast"ise 10 Dac7
e. 53 bales. Stock. Z. 100 hal-s. 80,
PHILADELPHIA S-Ut ~ ottDt qulet. hMl1ht -. ioN
Miidfug isc: Ordinary lO~c net receipts. Non"
exports Great Britain ~ bates oaes io'
bals- sptnncIs. leo Dsle- stoc.- S.s0- D.
sAyANNAH sept. 2COtton. noihing dong sc lover %
sell .cding. Low Mid ing lO'f-; ec1fi ,idlhrY
9Hsc. rccepta. 2i5l Daes exports si" 500 oa-
last i"'+
Ions. sept. ZtottOl quiet iidoi9A ~ 10" y ~
lOnst GIot Jri "'- roce'p - Ih pa snip
Sol bales. snles. - bale. -foct ~ oafs.
WILMINGTON sept Z-NOif0u ste1fy Adlhn< 4''i',' 10"
MlGInE. luis, priuarr. nohei net "ccpls o. Daos
exports cOastHlse 3j bales STOCK, "a ba4c5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-03

LIVERPOOL sept, 2.-Pors-prlne Ac-s-Elstsrn. Armer
a; IA We-ter. nrner at 81. Bacon -. lrfHinf l,
steady AZ 40 short ED. steady "a a' .nn- 'iriT,
armer ~ short Clear hIln.r AZ =, Lam -ohH
shoulders. tUn'r al % Beei-nH u ~
trner tr 10. Extra Nea- nrmer a. Mess. frmer
IN 81 3D. Lard-PrIno NestrrInrmer as ~ I'd laow trne
tify anil al 56d ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS dun 30 q 3d. i.osin
Common. hrucr or Dds Fine. steady az 10. Greece
steady 20 So. LAru Dl. ally az !. O.
F.our-Extra -tat-. duli - 81. Nheat-NO !. Hlle
dun 90 lad. -pung. so - dul o. sd. Ne" WlD-
t.r Western dull AZ td. New southern Ninef. dH. At
: 3D. Coru-MlxeG. ouu 40 .. CottOuseed OIL
Yellow American. none u marKat. R1snl omnln. at In
don steady ~ Iurprnune, ~prs u London hrtAer
G.ioG. - .,,,
per Tor American. -, .
LIVERPOOL -ert l1.I %. Braalatlffs easier Wheat
I'd Q85d Der tIllo W -lte btoH
81 lud. for clA,oiuI Club ,ad9~lDa Tor Icu " cseih
spring and o. 81. FOX Hed Winter
LIyEGPOOL sept --J.lJ .. u-.ehned Pet oleUm -'i-
per -al. o.. "a
LONDON sept 30 p. l-9vrts OF Turpen:.ue &c Sd
3 per cwt ,. -
ASIwERp. sent 2-Perr0eum % h. paid 23Ss france
sellers Lard closed az IO1 Iaues ~
Confines per 100 kllus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-03

coBsoa 81 Illinois Central. llG Paris adyloes
Qnne pei NJ s6 francs rs conf mes of o
IArs 2.-The wc-klr stateme1tof TIE BANK =,
France shows derrs-e OF J3,J uOO uaHcH gun
and $500. 900 francs silver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-03
The following are the quotations for securities on

The Sub Treasury to-day lost S2,775,94S on
balance. made up by losses OF $2l.2e7 currency
and u 20 G01 coin. This makes the net loss since
last Friday -, 692, 157. Money to-day was easy,
on call at a2I2 per cent. Time loans are mad, at
about DIT cent. The domestic exchanges on New
York al the places named are quoted rs follows;
Savannah. i q L discount Charleston. $40 discount
to par; NeN-Orleans commercial II 90 discount,
bank 81 90 premium; II. Louis. 3 as
count; OHlcd-3. - - q Il u ONAt'
ton 40 GEMS discount. The United States
Treasurer at Washington to-day received 1888. 900
IN National bank u0resfOr redemption. The customs
receipts were 1886 695, and the internal revenue
receipt- were S40s. 272. The following Is the
Clearing House statement TODAY Exchanges,
Sis 4S0. 59s balances 80 1913, 127. The transac-
rious ar the Sub-Irunsurv covered Receipts,
81 .492. 1922 payments S4,26s, 1905 currency Dai-
auce. S6.O23 354 coin balance 1S3 ,12o,lOo.
The following Is the statement of the assets and
liabilities IF the United states Treasury on cepen-
Der l. compared with the statement OF August 1
LIABILITIES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-03
Llrlorno Iall.es

THE INTERNATIONAL and 6 REAT
4 NORTHERS RAILROAD COMPANY ofT'.AA'' "a
Nor gaze Income Bonds.
b. second sonln1Iai install 81 ni~ro,f tr,ari ~
c,frptry Df spIr ~ - Dn o. We
bonds Amounting n per cont $50 lfiI fl r
no aers thereof s.f~rhor J. 80 ai slr n
o The company. o. - Pine a. SEES
~ he ANUS ' ~ 81
opened september .. I--D. ~ OrGe III tir i.''A
THOMAS b.. P.-Ai-A.l.
k.s.-frsf. |es4L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-03

There were no transactions in city bank stocks.
The following were the bidding and asking prices
III the hrs. call:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-03
TlHGuclal.

ALL CHECKS, DRAFTS, &c. on Ma
= TIONAL SAFETY PAPER. are prooi against aitera-
tons. CAMPBELi. HALL q CO. Sew.4gIH.
ALL VINO are interested in railroad business
n and mileage statistics should get THE TRIBUNE Al
MANIAC for ESQ. now ready price - ce.ls 0y n.A.
BANKERS and CAPITALISTS VIII wantsto
I'D get The Tribune Almanac or l--1i gives the ngares
United ApcnGlir~ since $40 PRICE,
70 cents. Dy mai
GAS STOCKS.
All ev- York ana Brooklyn Gas stocks, and also kinds
Of Irooklyu investment securities dealt In ~
GEORGE II. PREATi7>
10 BROA U.sI, AND 81 LAGhAN IE-PLACr.
GAS STOCKS Il City K. h. stocks and Bonds
" bought & sold. FL HEWITT 81 kxclange.pace.
GWYNNE & DAY, 10 Wan-st.. Newly orlt
~ established leJ4. transact general Banking and
Brokerage Business IN Raj way shares tonds &c &c.
V'O THE BONDHOLDERS OF the UTAH
4 WESTERN RAILWAY tOMPANT.-NO Office u
HEREBY GIVEN that he TRUSTEES for the MoTtgage
BondhOders 0f the UTAH WESTERN RAILWAY COM
An agreement nd IN The property for Tire Doudders ana
appoint a trustee Tor thar purpose las .een signed Dy large
majority OF the b0nduO.ders.
those To have moi ct gn "a the % By
applying Al the 0tioe % TIE MON THU COMPANY
Of NEW Y K. o 80 a. j. cad aV. NeW lork CITY,
BondhOder please deposit their bonds Wtn sad rust
COMPANY dsi by the siee III the purchase OF Tue
conformity 70 ne
agreemenr Deposit Receipts transferable
bv Endorsement signed by sIId Trust company
Deposors requested flr convenience % the Trust
COMPANY their bonds Tor examination &c, ana te-
0e'' '''-- 80 E. T. BISHOP,
II. N. "a EFT
Trustees OF Mortgage " Z tah Western Railway Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-03
.,-norEAv FISA.cIiL MARKETS.

foxpoy sept ALSO m.us bonds olI a. O. "a nan el
t,rr per cents llsls atlantic aAd 0IchI y est
% copd nOrtgagc trustees certificates -. ETC 0"si
Tlfunr central. 10. ~. ss.couut faf 81 r,e
le market r % per ctui, N.ioi pr - ti
ffte ialk Int AZ rams "a
80 lor tlrr per renl'n al ~ francs l"i w v-
VICE u4 So. - d. m-Ihe bullion IN the bitA OF Ing
af-1,.ssea 1855. the past Wees iAe pro
reserve io NANNY "4.D- '
~. "a. = u. DEL csnI -Sl@ie per cent - o-s
WcrA Co usOir. tOf money
I]1NDoa. .,,,t L = bonds nyes LOG ETlH @"'s lo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-03

Da.3r0Ru Penn. sept 2--Crune Oi-Unttef Pipe Line
opened ~ c.4. aLreu 10 oUc utcAhou W
s-a, &C.. and a 80 ~; sales 3-.OOO Oyls.
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sta,c bonds were dull but firm. the sales includ-
ing Alabama Gs. class \. At GLE and Tennessee Is
new al }3. Annexed are the closing quotations:
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The Governors of the Bank OF England al ther
regular meeting to-day. made no cnange ID the
Der cent against 2ss per cent, the rate IN
the open market for discount OF bankers ninety
days bills. During the week the BANK Ios' t5oo'VVo
bullion and the proportion of It's reserve 10 It's la
bilities was reduced from 52l2 to 1890 per cent.
AT the London Stock Exchange, BnLsh consols
were weaker at 977l6 for money and 9IVl6 Tor ac-
count United states bonds also were easier IS at
lO6 419s at lii and Is at Has American rail-
way securities responded 10 yesterdays late I'M
movement in the home market, and generally were
higher Erie rose from 395s to 4Ol2 and second
consols from 90l2 to 81. Illinois Central was y
m Qher al 49, ana Central and Hudson 2. higher az
1852 In Paris. French per cents rose from 500
10 81 and reacted 10 s6.12L2
The gross earnings OF the Denver and no Orande
Railroad are reported * follows
1-79 1880.
Month OF August SS2,4ss s896.472 Inc S5o5'e4
lne recepts OF flour and gram ~ me principal
Atlantic ports tins I'd Gay Of September were
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proposIIs.
PROPOSALS
SEALED PROPOSALS
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Building al Iron Brage Potomac River.

Sealed proposals. vii be received by under signed mp
FRIDAY, september "a lSNU. 10 O'clock
FOR building TWO SPANS OF AZ IRON BRIDGE
ACROSS rAE POTOMAC RIVER. between the towns 1t
NesternpnIt Maryland. an Piedmont West virginia -i
resfectiyely lu ch- and n& feet inches
length OF aDutnent AMI piers which are aftay
but and rs c.ar ~ WORK ANY further
Information b. atdre.siu- the under
signed bidders desiring Ia sre the Eruhd can cal u.IA
David Dayls, Piedmont. Mss' N.iciira.
ADAM r. hlID ElNr,
Pres't BoaiG County Commissioner
Fr1r,burg. Nd.
Kevscr Tribune Ba 'imnrr American. Gland Leader.
PtsDurg pspatch ald N0Ik tribune cOpy one tnle
anu scla hlls ~ News ohlcr.
CAyAL.Y RLoElITIsG hfNuEzV0Us 81 Csnal St,
AOLk -egt =. l--O \
GEALED PROPOSALS in tuphcate. subject
y conditions VII br received az THIS reGoz
% nber %. ls-H al WicA
time am place VIII De n presence Of Oiaae
farul.uIug complete rst0ns cooked CD the recruiting
PARTY september y,
$50 or such earlier day the CommissarT General (.
Army. Proposals mu=t state the
pe day al the rsuOns WA be furnished ratlOns
mus. be mrnlshed piace convenient o TIE A. ruunx
dons observed 10y bidders and Of and
payment BE- nrnisaoi apple this
Envelopes containing proposals should be marked Propos
to furnishing u9leto rsons 10 Recruiting Party
Al $40 Nanais New NOiA." and AID the
dcrsgnr The Government reserves the right ~ reject
al PROPOSALS. 4. N. GIBSON,