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, 1880-12-17
HOFFMAN,,

CINctNNArI, o., Doc. N.-Tho District Court
flas refused to issue tho writ or taauaamns asisetl
for by rrosec.itIng-Attorncy Drew to compel
Judge Smith to rosclnl his orlor removing Druw
frpm the case ut tho Htnto vB. &. ". Holman,
and assessed tho COSTS OF thu proceedings agptust
brow.
, 1880-12-17

Fisher. Champaign Co., III, .
DEAR HtH: This Is TO certify TINT Jpnr INDIAN
lll.O0D SYRUP, has hnno fua ulUfu good spr Kdnet
Complaint atd llNArt nstnsu linn nny utEef u.cd!*
cin1 over uae1. 1t also cured ttlle VI my cirpn gt
tl1llS mud HGrctutn. htAlt1hl&Er El115M,
, 1880-12-17

ILLINOIS,

Dfseaso OF she Stomach AMI Liver.
Cairo, Alexander to- Ill
DEAR HIN: But1oriru for aut1I1 tinS Win Ilesdnche
rnd nscnsb Of Tho Stomach md Llyur. WA cgi
restored mo 70 pvrfout hon!th htd ktssnath.
No. ~ EtGhth.st CIiAS. SiELl.lsY
, 1880-12-17
10IfifEIfX.


Special Nspatth ia Ihs Chicago It;bsrs.
FRERrDNT, ILL.,, Dec. l0.-r, X. Dcsta dry 9oods
and millinery establishment was robbed carly
this morning nt over $1,000 worth OF silk and
sntIn goods. Tho perpetrators Of tho crime Ara
nut knOWlI,
, 1880-12-17

CtNCtvSArr, lee. 1f.-Mn]. @. Il. Glenn. United
Sntes nrt,y. w.s married hero tllls AFTERNOON 10
Miss E.nna u. Footc, niece Of Mrs. John Carlisle
Thuy started Enst Tonight. Charles i. rngc,
SlnsiaEcr Of tho Atllericnn Union TGiegrnpti. w.ts
thts city.
, 1880-12-17
TlsIrd.Dny C1l1lls,

- - FI0rN, ETny Co. TT.
DxAH Blr: This Il 10 certify lhat your lSbiHN
BLuUD HYNUP hnA curpd mo OF tho Thltd.jny
Chilss nftar ali othot ncdlelnos had fhileh
, 1880-12-17

M4ttUqns N0lBg L0, III.
DEAR Slns 11nd yons INDIAN l,i&W!, SYRUP
FpcG0lky cures ChIIlB md cali recommend Il II, The
Eeuralgsn. Hl.I MErEklELI.
, 1880-12-17

Waterman Station, De Knlb Co., Ill
DEAR 8rn. This IL tu certify that yUur lSilIha
BLOOD bYiIt1r has eurad me- Of fan IL t!s !!ncf.
Ii a YAuANlq M0dLClnD. Mis-. MOVn
, 1880-12-17

SNNuW4tIs. DO hnsk Co. ~.
DEAF hI1tt Thls 4 e corIlfy ttnt yaur lsniA5 .7
haK coaputay cure mo Ut Dyst,yEsa Il Il Ins tes'
medicine Qyuf ptgd., lkiItAM r. Al4I4EN.
, 1880-12-17
NEW TRIAL DENIED

NEW TRIAL DENIED
THILAnELpIl1A, l'a., Dec, ia nation for n
new trial In tho caso ut DR.. Albert q. F. Goorson,
convicted Of Muror In tho htst degree In Iav.
Ing poisoned his wite, Is oyerrulcd, ul the Deg
tor sentenced to death. .
, 1880-12-17

6horldan. - nt"St t..T. Eup-
nkAN s.n Ay anaahtgr wa4 w ,sgt s99gss IerSS ulsr
fhis tIIilsc1jY iof A.Tre than yssE. T %1S Ind uts
mont ii tao tystetnakono fet ia, Ut tusny
otsar ii1iisisiss. amonI WHICH x.s ~ 54yEs rnoD
silvI. beth0uIhs !nysstl =! tMo n1amnhst Riy GA
SFjfilia und running ever 1Hut n&!H eSbirf La
eslsGt 5ouf a tns as:ua.S w "a Scr 10 IL
vnar nsad,:as, md, to the JOY r. ~ .5.ptT sn1
fstUnds 1ho was Aoon ses!nf44aa sest!nf4a ~ WfitTM11kE
hRA1k4 1oA1' S~
, 1880-12-17

man Fin, havo u,oI Your iNi}lAN ul.O0il
bfltul' lnr Cramps In my Stomach sud nlso IT Tx *
children, whit Mefu tf0u6lG4 will sratns. ana !" WIZ
casos IL oueetee couopto'' fEEiiXA AuEyA METzE
, 1880-12-17

DtnG({H thtf1Q0
Nu,v y,o1,y noc IN min n,1i,strnnnt ~ tho
,;n, Ms" iu'A' nes 1's,.'..s. :. ~, ~, @
ul'1lcnlt'es neiwcen Ing .i"NannoFo onsu a',u ~
tho Pennsylvania Railroads Will probnGly be left
to tho pepusyIyan!a Courts or to settlement by
tho cn,nnn,ca thomselvcs. wLnn tia 1lnlti-
Io .' -. a ny ..,,', =,
tho Hound 1'rn0k rOilto thu PennsylsHnia
stopped tho baltimore & Ohio's through freight,
1vh,cb WINS tt,on of n,,cess,iy eont over lin Now
@ ~au ~" E4'' . - ~. r,a''.,S,,s.,'.a i,ot,
Jersey Central. NOW tho rohnsylsam'n Na,i.
raal, by fta control Of tho connecting link with
tho Philadelphia, Wilmington T. baltimore lsoa'l
In tbo cty nj rhllndclnhIn. hnre stppprtl NIL
FIss,. 49, ~. . s., ,,"sst.,s ,,o. ~, J,,,.,'
1felEht pul sts own 1tp!n p'sslog o'eF tho JI'c
ton track. and tho Halts1noru 4 ONO Is obllKcd
temporarily TO rotuse freight for points Gust Of
1,htlnfynInhjn. :,
MT. Atoort fink, iuaIfoaa So1hnllss!onos oi tno
trunk l'neat said this hiornlng That THO dispute
would prpbnbly not be sent to him for nrbltra-
ttott. nT,ln Trunk Limo Commission" no gud
.1Ian, ;tt -, a1rs ,,,a ah,,.t,oa. ro,,+to,u 1,,
acu'9 WIZ tno enta7 a.u s''. .. W.
twcon tue cotnpa1es Interested WI ts not IN
tended to 1nfartero with hny OF tnolr rchl or
proprietary rights. From present nppGasusioes'
tho ,ltt''caity betwset tho l'hat!Ni'rc OHIO md
the PcnnAy!v4tln hnnus is ono whiea VIII nnte
10 be Btsllotl by fhonleelvcH or IN tho COURTS
II ls possible. however, TINT nlslnnss complicls-
, 1880-12-17

I'm
ntAnHtHs have boom tIuablud Will li!oasnr,s @ o,,
INDIAN HlGui. tYKu4, AnA taund y " " hps'
valuable MattiClnp. T1iOMfS TltlAaA1-
, 1880-12-17

T0utopofft. F.tsnEbiiM W. ~
DEAR Sl1t; Your great IN DIAN ht.vuD ,Sfhufl
the 6ext u,n4isCtn0 nHru for lie1rt plaeasp.
tecommond II to all similarly afflicted ,u ,,,,nuu
, 1880-12-17

nxAu stn, can vay Mil gtuf iSGiHS ,N!AWn N!A
BfilUl has no UguAf fUr CuMsttp"tloIi nSk ;aIt
aehe Pain In tho itowle. And Ghi!!s. sns tA" FN'''
s~~"- - ~ NIiuuA \. hEEu4
, 1880-12-17

NNoEN, ENInGNtNAd Co., 1T.
DEAR BIZ: ,My daughter had Chllls tsr M touiesn
eject unlll I c1iiuianc1d the us0 u y1ur MILAN
BLOOD sYlAup, .aort trial ot which ellss.gniT "
Teat OF MY family, and hny1 haa nu uao for dD:tnt
ainec hkve had Jour modlcnu H. my hUuas would
humanity. :AbS6ANHAl LAHHEatE
, 1880-12-17

buckingham, KnnknkG Gn. ~. h!e} },.y - - cc.
DEAN Hs; tsatty ttat yua5, III.
eotat9d nLnul1 ~ EaHt ~ III, hayu uss
IL haYo used Jour inudclte Will tmo aott l.. ss 10
tOry flRultx md car thuFck4E8 ttE*!G1 - aurbl
s t1pablud with L4y0s Complaint xaa pESiIY,
, 1880-12-17
Diseases Of tile Li.I,@s. r..

nluUD SYiul' haB cured mo If Lung Dls1asS, wh,G1
had bauu troubling mo form Lung tlMes 1eheef'o'9
1eeenn''ne ~ !" Nv """'''" isSiA W1iT1NGTOS.
, 1880-12-17

CAUTION TO DRUGGISTS.
Bownro OF Counterfeit Mcdtcl,,p | oInptor ma
travelling nxonta or fuuhorB to solicit trndo from 1rs
, 1880-12-17

Buckingham. Kanta.ss 81 ;l, lia Msy MHstyyumsti.ra II
md found no ruiuf ui1tN eusriM9HesM;i H. h4',s @ % ~
nst,st ynunGin INDIAN Ht.Ul!l slnutf m,r ~" md.
tnlb0 70 all. hNN1t 'AN
, 1880-12-17

unlllgTGT1, l!afnHlOH St,su IN
DEAR BtR, rns troubIr with Ssa,HlE4 ri to'n5 !i;
bY1tuH, and h hapDy u say H. ~ 1IItlES{ cnfs4 cT ~
, 1880-12-17
All TINT 1t IL Recommended to 1sc.

pxAn stn. 7 ,,eyo used y1uF EXCELLENT iSijtXH
BfJUJ HYtiuF In ny fAllly for thu taast IVY 3eafA
Anl hava always found It Just NJ recUu.Ngnued II u
'S " ' MRS. IL. a. HultkA
, 1880-12-17

Il C0.I
pEAK yii.; ! hayo found. tY E!vt,x ynuf INDIAN
mcndgd bu. M.ln niyls0 anY y h1 uIny be p1uf
huullh 10 K4vo II triH1. Sill. FHEE3lAS.
, 1880-12-17

DEAR s,. have uaoh your K!oat ~ fi'I fati-
naf. and ais plsasufo In seeunnsahatWt.s VI t. TuAlY.
, 1880-12-17

HlIjO Aftyl with toM9tc rssu!ts ana auanafay.
"o"'u s'see'''o''" ~ ~ " ~ j, ". AUVA.
, 1880-12-17
LISTOFWlfOLES4tLE DEALENS

VAN. scHAAc3, srEyENsoa 4 CO. " &o4 "
uottltihSHs rtuMNEH 4 CO. - and q La&e's@
fifi.j,Elt EUl.i.tli, ~ MaskNtse
sfj.MAN i KING, y! lAks..st, O. sv.n,.h.sM 1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-15

Tb. stock speculatiop after n brilliant opening
Monday. was feverish and htful the week through:
The market may be somewhat affected by Tears OF
greater activity iii money. nut as sucn Tears are
not generally entertained. 1t is more probable mat
the market IL struggling against an almost unlnter
rupted advance for twelve mOnths-and an advance
that i'm many instances. certainly has more than
discounted any realized IInPr2venenls IN the pron-
favor the almest universal increased earnings when
are reported by the railroads The Financial Chronicle
publishes the gross earnings OF forty companies
Which for January and February show aggre-
,raie increase of So 1860 or over % per cent.
over the earnings for the same months OF 1913
Yet tins is not all gold. The increased mileage
rsnorted upon this year more than 10 per cent
more than the mileage OF 1879. Ana iufther' some
allowance 10 be made Tor the lac' tlst u,usIiE
the repO, of January ana FEBRUARY 900 uiu Iol
compare favora' ly with the same months oi 1873,
because of tue snow blOckades OF 1879, not onlN
on the railroads but also OF the country roads That
contribute 70 the railway traffic. The earnings OF
this year included an increase OF 4O|o,|Z Dy lle
Central and Hudson, but IT is hardly possible 10 be
Ieye hat the earnings of those two months III 1879
did not show loss from 1873 There are no data for
1879 cuiial to If not greater than tins gross gam
The It. Paul Road reports gam over lslO Oh
4434 1870 but in 1879 IT showed loss from 1873
ri 500 7ls Besides, III 1879 the St. Paul was
operating on average OF about LOGO miles for the
two months. while this year its mileage was 2.2ol
mil,s-an increase In mileage cqaal to the increased
aarniugs The Northwest Company shows an IN
crease OF $40 4SS 1879, but In 1879 its earn
ings $223 less than ~ Drd dS1S ana TINS CON"
than t was last year. Other inst ances might be gwen
where the increase in the number OF miles actually
changes the apparent increase IN earnings INTO
decrease On the other hand notable among the
companies showing large increase IN earnings
without any additional mileage Is the st. Louis ami
Iron Mountain, which reports gains amounting TO
S375 243, or 81 per cont.
There were numerous fluctuations during the
week. and alternate periods of weakness and spasns
of strength. AT the end the market was under the
influence OF stimulant distilled from bank state
ment that was less unfayOrabe than was expected.
Yet the only important stocks that do not show de-
clines for the week are Northwest common and pre-
ferred. Delaware and Hudson. Wabash common and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-15
CLOSING PRICES or BOSTON STOCKS.

At the regular weekly meeting of the Governore
Of the Rank OF England on Thursday no changt
was made in the banks rate for discount and is
remains at 3 per cent against 2osd3 per cent, the
rare ia the open market for discount OIL bankers
three-months bills. During the week the bank
gained fi3O, 900 bullion, and the proportion OF
lis reserve to its lablhties, which for the
10 4G7s per cent. At the Stock Exchange, British
con,os iluctuatcd much as 80 per cent and close
tine week at declines of llG for money aud Is for
lower and excepting tor 4l2 per cents closed at the
lowest figures of the week. American railway
tccurities excepting Central and Hudson. show
declines ran gine from - TO pa per cent. The rate
for money on G0090-days trade bills Is quoted at
303l2 per cent, and the market is quoted active
The following are the highest and lowest prices OF
securities for the week. and the closing sales Satur
day and a week ago:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-15
100 .rnch MAnKrrs-sr rELEnRApH.

mems 900 head Cool moderately active others neglect
Ell Mixed Packing IS 2OdS. 40, Light 81 40dsl % :
Choice Heavy, 81 6OdSf 10. ,,. q, -oo -,
CArTLR-fteceipts l3uO head; shipments 300 head
markell dull and easrr far ceahncc made; shipping 100
90c lower Than ON Thursday ~ 9OdSJ 10 butcheIs
steady COWS S2d.i Bulls 81 GS3 80 oxen, 81 5Ods 90
sHFRP- keotlp 300 head sMIIncnts looO mead market
ouiot and unchan gcd NJ ~ 13dSb %.
March lg.-HOGS--tcady: Workers 10 Baltl
morea Sdst 40 Mixed Packing s4Si 80; Butchers To
Fancy "A 45dsi 90 receipts l4OO head shipments l4OO
head ,,..,- ,..-,-.-.
good demand. but supply Hight ltte business
Medium Steers wanted az ~ 20 - % I;
butchers steady and unchanged st'okrn hnd Feed
ers scare wanted receipts 900 head shipments LOU
head ...-t..,.
head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-15

TyEarooi March l3-Porl-- Prime Mess Eastern steady
at 60. Western. steady Al o. bacon-Suu Su
sui at IS Ca Short Clear dull at 3l iiams-ISng Ga5
steady IT, ShOudera steady 20 Cd Beef-luula Ness u
M 81. Irirl Mess duh az SO. Prime Mess. dn at
49,. Lard Prime Wrsicri steady At 3l6d lallo"-fnme
CIV dali at s5I Tnrpentine spirits nfmtI az 4ol
Common steady Fine eulI at lS CGe9'eT
American Choice dull at 20 Lard on steMly ~ ~ %
Fiour-EItfa STATE steady 1891 Wheat spring No s.
scay 10 ID spnnE so = steady q, &c" w M.
al lI3d. Coni-axcd old, finer ~ 10 ID New Mixed,
steady Al 5gLd Coifonsecd Ol-NclOw Anerican none
In market. Rosl--ComaoH. NJ London steady AT 4tJd
Spirits ~ Turpentine at LONDON, miner az IL 80, 49,. - -
ANTWERP. Mar,h l3-reIoouin. lN9 ithhVs I"I nno pe
Amcfcan WreTs ard closed 100 francs Per 100 klos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-15
THE STATE OF TRADE.
nraAY 49, a, rrfHaT

RosToS. March I3--WOOL-Ihe market for all kinds Ia
very piicrs gradually advancing with good deWsnd
The stock Of No and Medium Fleeces
A. 50 small that quotations mostly nominal. UDwashed
very and good lots OF Medium
voud sl readily Gm iGc The demand Fall
foTna Wool has improved, the sales for the past week
Amounting 900 desirable lots difficult
Pull Woods IN demand and taken as fast
c,ived Foreign Wool this week comprise
6n 900 n o! ali kinds Direct mporttOns Of Australian
arc now aud fears arc beginning TO be felt
about them. The sales include Ohio and Pennsylvania
Fieoccs Y Xxx and Nod. AZ 64a6oc Michigan al 62cj
WisconsiD at hSc New Hampshire At 5Uc New YORK
AZ noe Mixed Fleecos At 48d6sc; COmbng 5sd60c De-
sne sorts &C 6Oc Unwashei ConbiDg 4Od45c Ken
lucky aud Indiana COmbg 4ic oregon Fine and Cosrse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-15
HAVANA MARKED

Havana March lg-Sugar active closing with advance
on some trades; Nos II d. -. 54d9 reals gold per
erroDe Mols.ses sugar Nos TO 10 al 74dl 3 reals Mus
covado Fair 7A01'a reals Centrifugal
Snsar 96S polarization boxes and hogshelds eto9..
ia Havana ard MAJ AnzaS-52V GOO
hayes ii lO5O 900 hhds Receipts % the week
IL 200 boxes $500 bags aud $500 hhas E1polts during
m, 900 1887 bags and 1000 hhds tnc!ud
Ing 80 boxes 1920 bags and boo lhGs to tho United
states, Exchange tned states, 90 days gold
Ana . preuum short sight no., a. premium on London
i5dibs. premium Paris Ia premium. spanish gold.
210iad230
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-15
The closing quotations SatnrdlY were as IoI

The business done in State bonds tS3O,3OOl calls
for no special notice. except that LOUISIANA c"nsOls
were more active aud higher. rising IRON 4sI2 10
bO3,Q 5Olt The failure to pass the RcadluStpg
bill ~ the Virginia Legislature over The Governors
veto had favorable effect upon southern issues
generally Ihe dealings in railroad bonds covered
about the usual range of varieties, but the specua-
ton was les, active than III preceding weeks, ana
the prices of the speculative kinds are generally
lower Investments, however. are generally hrn as
10 prices with only small amounts changing hands.
The active Issues of the week were Enc second CON
sos Mobile and ONO first dcbcntuIes, Missouri
Kansas aid Texas frsts and seconds tine incomes of
Lake Lric and Western and Of Lafayette, Blooming
ton and Munce, ST. Lolus ana IRON mountain sece41
The following are the highest and lowest prices oil
some of the principal representative railroad bonds
during The week, and the closing sales Saturday
and ttL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-15

lyveroo, March l5-i..lo pm-cotion duli: Md'ng
rgaoa ' 9ai Ing 0 s,a ,c .s i' o 3 ba '.'
American. Futures p'd' ,-r ,a . nt ,l'; N' i.
aud as Crrcrv. ,'sqe, r 'ili anf iAne tr' ~, ilel
also @" ID do JHr ani Juy o"''' a. a.. co. ., " an'
August .c'Ne.r F' t", Nlf.s si p'''' " ~ ~
du- clause May snd June delivery ''ei Futures closed
Aiei-1, March l3.-Coton qne' easier; MiaGmg l2
icr1,a,. 81 laIc,. ,aIe- 10 tale.
bAlrMor "cn H., o,on n M.'l'pf' , , Ill. 'oE
bats: pro-- pl7 lac- ,srort 20 GREAT Iiiain H9iS
E E3es '''''"'''' % '''' '-''' ''' O"'
BotToy March l3-oouoa dul MidIne a1c: Logw
bales e-o.- -. bales stock. 49,; ,ac,. - ,,,,,,.,
l@r Io, Vii.s Ie7c: Good ordinary l2sa RET
tc,vt- bales export, coastwi-e lJ bales; sales 800
Ci>cN,,'i MHch cotton quiet Middue l2,,e. Low
smncu bulJ haics sales so bales sllhiIS -OO D@osi
Gsiyf.foI march l3-Cotton ncminal Middlns. l2'.c'
1888 bales exports cotstwise l5l bales stock 3Li07
ioI'rsvurr March i9-cottop DIM: Niaalins l2'c
nEarm-. March i3-rotion ranrr NJ. annS ~ ~ re
ceipis lGG bales shipments 3 - bales Nes lo'O h'ie'
NOBLE, March is-co,on Jun. nominal: Miaaling l2':c
Low 3ddng. l2hc. Good otd nsry re nt t'S.ipt7 --
NEW ORLEANS. March 13.-Couon quiet Mddline. -
b,i,. gross 072 bales. sales. 1000 bales stock
NoeFoLk. March Is-cotou s'cldv Midnns l2'-'. net
receipts ig9 bacs. exports c0A-iwae I-JJ bAes safes
irHitpiLral1 March i3.-cotton quiet; Middnrg l32c
lev Mddhe; l3tc Good oIdH1a4' simmer. mn, S58
sAv,>StA Narch IS cotton quiet Midrne l27sc; L9y
MiadIns i2sac ooi Ordinary. l2, net leeolo' i'5, ,
bales sie 800 bales last evening 400 oAesi '"'A ''--
At foi1s March b. Cotton quiet UNCHANGED Middng
l29c; Low Mddlng !. iic GoOd Ordinary &C., Ieo,lps
90 bacs sncnt', 800 bales sales Lilo o"''' ''o'A
%ilSGIoa March ls-cottou quiet Middins l9Ae Low
Midding I2'-a Good Ordinary. I'lscd net receipts %
bales stock. .J77 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-15

nreferred and American District Telegraph Those
showing the greatest declines are Nashville Chata-
nooga and 81. Louis from 122 t. S3i2a 50 ONO
stock from sol. TO 1915. and Pacific Mail from
81 6506515s.
WEEKLY RANGE OF PRICES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-15
surplusoires'rve

above lC.l It. .-, ~. s,a, -o,
Comlglred with that of the corresponding date
of 1879 the present statement shows: Loaus
increased. O932, 400 ; specie Increased,
S4OGl5 500 legal-tenderS decreased, ~ o. .oOO;
deposits increased. $50, S2S,700; circulation IN
creased 81 631 900 The total reserve lSG93SO,-
500 BOW is 25.73 per cent @. the total de"0Sts,
against 2j.s5 last week and 26.o2 for March -,
1870.
At the stock EXCHANGE money ruled hr'n 1T fuil
legal interest with except Opal transactions III
which bonus Of 16i a. S2 Wa> added 10 pef cent.
Much di>appOini meat WAS felt Toy >pecui"iois .hdi
the Treasury on "Wednesday purchased only
81 900 900 more bonds shan were advertised Tor,
and no y lie gTatuItous criticism was INDUCED ~
about hat was called TIE SccrCtaISS " Sttughr,s.'
The result however, Is likely 10 be Sautmy, % ~
teaches tie lesson that the Treasury Of the United
States is not run for the special purpose OF aiding
spectators. The Secretary. since the purchase %
Wednesday. has caused II to be announced unoih-
cially that hereafter he will purchase bonds to the
extent of the revenue receipts over accrlln- oN-
pepses and interest on the public deOt.
The Government bond market was dull the week
through he total sales at the Boards amounting only
to 81 .7O4 900. The large Offering 10 the Treasury
CS12 go OOOl had tendency 10 weaken prices SO
that excepting for the pei cents the maj prices Oh
the week are lsa g lever tnan week ago. Inc
following are the highest ana lowest prices o.
bonds for the week, anu the closing sales saturday
and wee k ago:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-15

az 35af4Iac. Terr-ry AZ 2Sa4fc. Georgia At iGc.. Tn
washed and Unmercnlnta5l. at 2Si20 Toe super ana
PHcd 5or7oc sprg California o. ~ Fan G.. lorna at
u 03sc Scourea ut Ilc0Sl OS washed ~ j1c Mon
teviieO at - In ci-h Combine % hd6 c Australian
at dl5c Choice SIC The tot sals n the week
were 3. POI 500 TO- Of which 1872 TCO were Domestic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-15
PRINTING cLorH MARKET.

FuI-RlyTP. Mass March l3.-fhe market for Printing
Cloth ~ AT &C. caeh bid but generally
refused thoagh small sails OF pos are reported The ai
5A.c. bid Tor GfsGuarcs TO JuY aud
5sc to October 6OX56 strong at &c for spots and
near futures for the week 10000 pieces sales
OF pieces deliveries, lBOOU pieces leaving as sIoek
1000 uieCes.
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sTEARINE-Frm, unchanged; sales 100 hhds. city. y
yate terms. -
WHIskEY- Quiet. nominal 81 10.
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THE MONEY MARKET.


SUNDAY, March li-PM
The imports Of merchandise at the port of New
York for the week ended yesterday l$9.9lO,910
were nearly 81, 900 600 less than for the eceding
week, >but were 81 ,973, S5i greater than for the
corresponding week of 1879 and S3,3OZ'oof
greater than for the Same week of 1878. Inc
exports for the week ended March
make better comparison with previous
wears than have the Immediately piec'ulhR
weeks having amounted to $7'I|o'7ot' against
* 76s O55 in 1870 and Ss,l47.765 in 1878. But
these favorable changes only prevent the widening
of the differences between the amounts OF impor
and of exports. From January TO the dates named
the result of the foreign commerce of NewYork. eX
clnsiye of spece and securities, is debit balance OF
s37. sSs 695. against $4.065,0S3 in 1879, and
against credit balance of 81. ,4i2 in 1878
The following are the total movements from Janu-
airy to the dates named for those wears:
,oo- March ssl s i7'2 ss 1872
Exports 10 March g. 695t55'6ss55 'S'4'@o O'''1''0'
E1PoTsss over over 4o6joss ssssGo5
If we may assume that the imports and exports at
New-York this year bear the same ratio to the total
foreign commerce of the whole country as they dld
in 1879, the totals for the United States thus lar
this year will be about as follows: Imports
$40, 900; exports, Sl2O, 1OO,OOo.
The bank statement for tine week, IN It's showing
Of loss of only SG05 100 to the total reserves, de-
fes explanation. From Friday of the preceding
week the balances of the Sub Treasury were IN
creased every day up to the close OF business on
Thursday when the net gain Tor the five DAYS
amounted to S3,74l ,541. On FRIDAY ITS payments
exceeded its receipts only $1,sS4.97G SO that the
gain for the week 81, S56,563-specle gam
81 I33. s24. less a currency loss of $277,259. The
payment Tor the purchase OF the bonds
which was the occasion of the loss to
the Sub-Treasury Oh FRIDAY even II TIE
banks counted the checks gwen ON Thursday. would
count only two DAYS in the banks averages, while
there was previous gain by the Sqb-IIeasury OF
SO zoe. 900 which would count nearly four DAYS IN
the banks averages. Besides this there was CON
tiuued movement to the East and West, the ex-
changes not only ruling against us but ealing Tor
shipments of money. ST. Louis only for a Slngle day
changing m favor of New-lOTk. AT the South the
exchanges remained unchanged from what they
have beeu for a month-nominal!y IN our favor but
with htlle actual business. Yet the bank state
mcnt shows loss of only .$127,lOO specie
and Si7S 900 leCal-tendeTs. Loans were tuI-
ther expanded 1921 400, and the circulation
was CONTACTED $4,000. These changes call for
re1ucron of s AS. 700 IN the deposits, which; how
ever are reported az decreased 81 lO2 400 The re-
sult of tins statement II u, is TURNER decline Oh
S329 800 ia the surplus reserve over the rue Of 20
per cent leaving IT at less than 81 OF per cent OF
The deposils. The following are the comparative
totals uf the statements Of Marco g and March 10:
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election Aolire5.

VNHE annual election for Directors of tho
4 NORTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY on ZEN lEh-
vii be ied a, tn ulc' 81 40
company at Englevo0 y. J.. WEoNl NDAf March
81 al lu:3O "A. IN. polls will remain open one hour
March 10, 1850. y. \. KOokBAIf Secretary.
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The controlling interest Of tho

The controlling interest of tho
BOTTOM MUSIC HALL
Namely sos shares the whole capital stock being l"p1
slocs The est tte consists upwards oi $1,000 lrct
I'm The very the city. Ie main hnl seats -a"p poo
its exec Il nj ACCUSING properties
ilesdrs the hal, bu ding Is Included smaller ui dinH
which VIII command rent The Whole - perfect e'
i JAS I. ELuELDGE co,
- -iats II.
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SHELDON g. WADSWoRTH

ban hLko, 10 w LL-NI
In addition general Banking business, bny and sell
on commission All securities current az the NewforA stock
Exchange, advancing on same.
NM q. SHELDON. WM. Is. WADSK ORTIZ.