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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-28
LEGAL NOTICES.
PROBATE NOTICE.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF SACRA-
y mento.-In the Superior Court, in the matter
Of the Estate of ELIZA OLSEN, deceased.-Upon
reading and filing the petition of ANN OLSEN,
Executrix of the last will and testament of said
deceased and it duly appearing therefrom that it is
necessary TO sell certain real estate N said petition
set forth, and described follows TO wit strip
of land 70 feet by 90 feet, the northeast corner
of Sixth and streets, in the city of Sacramento,
county of Sacramento and State Of California,
being part of Lot s, in the Block OF said city
bounded by and X, and Sixth and Seventh streets.
1t is therefore ordered that all persons interested
in the estate of said deceased and appear before
this Court at the Courtroom OF said Court at the
city OF Sacramento, on MONDAY, NOVEMBER %,
1880, at the hour OF 10 o'clock NJ, and show cause,
II any they may, why the prayer of said petition
should not be granted, and an order made directing
the Executrx sell the real estate above described
1t is ordered that copy OF this order he published
in the SACRAMENTO RECORD UNION, for four success
sive weeks.
Dated October 10, 1850
R0BT. c. CLARK, Superior Judge.
[sEALl true copy. Attest: t. Il. BERKEY,
Clerk.
FREEMAN & BATES, Attorneys. o2l-4w
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HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
H Office, southwest corner of Seventh and j
streets in Bry e's building, up stairs Resi-
dence southeast corner Of Seventh and N streets,
Sacramento. Office hours: l to and to P. N.
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J. cARLs.
S J. cRoLy.
: ' earle & CROLY.

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS, ARE PRE-
q pared TO do all kinds Of work in their inc, in
city or country. PRINCIPAL place of business Saera
mento. Shop, 50 Second street, between and L.
Post office Box, 40, Sacramento. ole 4ptf
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DR.. @. L. SIMMONS.
MO. 212 STREET, BETWEEN SECOND AND
IN Third, Sacramento.
s omss Hours. ~ Z ! -. aps'-spt
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Il. Z. KILLINGS & co..

IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
i in Fine Brandies, Wines and Liquors. Agents
for DIR. Jaffe's Celebrated Cinchona Bitters; also,
agents for Litton Springs Settler Water, Sonoma
county, California No. Ill street, between Fourth
and Fifth au25-4p1m
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MANUFACTURES OF IRON DOORS, SHUT.
INE tiers, Ratings, Gratings, House- work and
Backsmithing in general, No. las street, between
Fifth and Sixth Second nand Doors sale
au22-4ntf
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PERMANENT BRANCH OFFICE IN SACRAMENTO.

PERMANENT BRANCH OFFICE IN SACRAMENTO,
for whom is msb tocmeo san
of
Chi to bos
The
Has
o o deputli
suraned IS Ian success
o an
of al sufr
Q
o troubled
burning
a manner ne ~ % On nnin the urinary deposits entyiu
of emna weaknssD DR. Swilgua
ton hegentou
L.
Statistics
thgnan ttr whoa
and
co.
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WILCOX, POWERS & CO.,
Importers and Wholesale Liquor Dealers,
NO. sos X STREET,
SACRAMENTO. CAL.
REMOVED.
MARKETS.

CHRIS. WEISEL & 90.
Nos. 2Is and ego l. street, Near Eighth.
DUTCHERs AND PORK PACKERS. AvEA
X Choice Hams Bacon, Lard, Ness 80
pork. Clear Pork. Pigs Feet, Spare Ribs, 49,
At lowest market price. Highest price paid for
prain.fed HJgs. olS-4p1
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BUSINESS CARDS.
e. FOSTER.
w. r. KNIGHTS,

1856. f. FOSTER. 1875
DOCK BINDER, PAPER RULER AND BLANK
ID Book Manufacturer, No. 3ls street, between
Third and Fourth Sael amento. o20-4pd
, 1880-12-18

ThG Isrcf Current ndds tinr Tirns II hox- -k{lIinY
nj leading rSs III ti,p past week siow ijt at tii
nsainst 449o Fur ths es,rvspSndiHE Tine last yGnr
Te; Ms r. ~ sr r roinss lherH Sppnar e 1ss
liz u!.us Iins an,Slnts IL. Whic ntvs te nncklnv
IL dnio show Vnii, If nt,tut In iii ntpr t}ih rnn,a
timu Inst year ur tha .nit,9 xn!n ton,l vack asu
W. hssg 81 " ~ IN nM Y @ 4 Dw ts sn,s
uUssly md VII think il nGnr tic it,nrE to cali il S.
NU To 1nt0 avntns At II EEhliiJn N yg1r 1uJl 7'@'
AZ Ch!caR thsfe Il coTsldcfeGje ncrcns In rcccipts
OF hogs over Inst week. Ga tS I.ryYois nru Ht ,ucj
G,neinnau the earsent fecept. a?o ! iiisis hesslsf
waukco, and l.ousvju t,cJ nfp Will pnintnincd lit
nj lilo Litter pont V scnESi, Il Regarded AZ menfW
AH!onk 10 intsf,,r polnts Kuasas city. llas ma'a
i9alng points nTp tttl SprFat,rg viii cunsierntio
nrIivitT II iSnnra Inn. Il ~ urrtvr IL cti ~ .t,
, 1880-12-18
BUSINESS.
Stocks Advancing on m Irresistible
Buying Movement.
Bear pauic III Western Union-1satd on
Union Pacific.
Foreign Exchange Higher-Little Currency
Going to tho Country.
Tho Produce Markets Fairly Active, and 0cner.
orally sironae Weak.
a Sleadfer FEELING IN Grain aud Frorlsoes-Nare
Confidence In fttnra pritx
FINANCIAL.

efoclu e1voncod AL tho .trorro,t h+,rf,r
runvr,,,c,t tot Nm .,,,r,.,, ,'ns 49,, Ir',.'s
H., r"" isso T,... w." t , ',.' ,,, n."" ~.
rnsu,,tn., r., .,.ao,, .s,..,,,,,s
tho ,,r.n,r,,, ,'r 49, s.,,,,,,,,. ,,,,n, =, 49,.
,.h,' ~ ,,,s.,, ,,,,,,,.,,,... ,I.1' .., ~ t
f. ia ,, H.. ~ wv =.
.n,,s ~. y? ~. % ~ ,..n
Tnn.o Ia uo ~ @ W .o.s.
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n.o .nn,s .nu, ,,l, ,a ~ h Wv ..
ei,n,, ~, H. .,...." ~, ] .... .,'t1 nu ~
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, 1880-12-18
DIlEADSTuFFa.

Ftorjn-Was anil. thouuh timro W.. a ,,tt,c .no,c
a,t,., ,h.,, H., s,;an. 49,, nue. 80 -. :. ~ ..su . '.T sI
aonx thaf t'e p'ovioos aAy There "as no mnsur'al
cbnnKo In prcch, though some quoted tin market
weak, Sales Nuro reporte,1 OF ;S5 brs md III buvs
wlntnrx ~, nr,rnn ,crw. u;s III, dnnhn .n-Iur s NY"
tEas. patt'y at ta.2i l brla md Su Eacks Ende.
partly nj slI31 l9 ancka backwheat At sSU, Totnl.
al x fur uuc IN c,,nc, md rsa t,aur n stNasm t''
ornx,s M,tLsIurys-wero IN moderate suppy.
track stun vns dun. socs wure Tcportod Of cnrs
bran ut sloai'ss' cars mtt'dllnss nt $lo6aali'5,
Coarse cofn-mcnl waa nominal At &ti.GQ rer ton on
track.
SPRING w1lEAr-wns larty ac.lyo md stronger.
win a sto,,or lam thrnm,hont tri,n n,n.sat ~
Thur.tlny. ltrcrpool was rerortod atoady md tr,.
a. ona as hFa @ ana r5eneh eounsry nsksss reora,ly
tone In tic latter and more ,a.mnoss In Loudon,
cras,, II iS v}sfi" s,n,ay dI nt @ n,rI @ III, y,
~ lid fart hnd ransh"H liz t,nr az liz knmsxnw t,ncs
te pssSios ay Ters Nv wa nove .jsa1' Ii sn wIs
vrs 70 tn nyT r ~ IN r Il a . SS
ernj In5s u'id tic iu,it Of. sutS ~ t1su wns n-
, 1880-12-18

ts~S , sha
The cntl1y tru.!e IL sorluusly hAiHporea ~ ..s VI"
scarcity Vt stock catY. For tho paat foFt1l1Hnt "
thars hayo boon frequent complaints On ttas
but the OWL hns growR futheF than u'rus ae.,,"s IL
Neither the baltimore Ohio nuF tho GEafa ~,
taking out my stock at aud the 0taer
not furnishing their full auuta ot cnts Los'' pNe'
rule ~ 4 consequence. .oom.
The aIluslnn to fU1t.and.m0uth disease A. 4Iatrs
nun mala1y aIonxst tstt.u y ~ ptN. Ns1 Y"tsj.
" nn4 !.,ssrssi M WSut GS'1uont p ~ ~ *. IT,
tle dt.ease e1aluoa ola n t1s utnsfl s dty SoN
YORK to TuxaA-S{urk Lane EFpHss. amid
Who but tho lye-Atock mun OF the E1ess" IN
ovor have evolved ~ profound thunxAN ". ,I,s
Lake !aper cup!es fsorn New YORK etcnau n"ns b.s
stastIlng statement that "Ars. dls'cuddSs ~,
ths als4slea" II tAsrutore follows tat vi s' Ir,a
frun. hew York ~ Utah arc anIsctod win ~, I teu
dseAsu. uuld anything " .no.s elsast ~ t,nitn ~
any pNrt u tho lnitud stats, xhi!r - ~
Wpsi N ruprtprd tGc ulAlay Is rfAcl!SaiG n 1T, the
tArLE-TAa nlarkst ~us n1fa = ae!ssS ssI,ts La a.ar
preceding two Or 1hEg1 dAys; - ~ eSSn, e ,nrfeastt
vulunv q sales WI: aceouR,ls9e q, an, ysltitsss T..
cseAso In nv de.uand Iqt w. w usFs tu scpt
Kra1taf xtbxMs.s 9u H. pa1t ~ uaInniS III caIlvaA
Nv low pEt1as uttered ThsAtSs tePpa9 "
, 1880-12-18

dov0rnnlent bonds were moderately activo. In
chlcaRo. District OF Colsltnbla aGSs were l0lE
piu at'a Nkj askpd; tho $s wcro llsA bill allu
ll3!t asked; tue 41fs wnro l1l3s bid and lllI
nskeu' tho bs, l0l md l0l9s; and tho Us. los anl
l0aH. Tho Diatr3ct Of Columbia 3.G6s closed ut
4ot RsRe''
stsrliuH. stor'ng posted rites wero Aus alIl
aS's. Hnntors' actunl ratcs Nero 47B5E for sixty.
thy bills and tGsSl !! for duu,ar.l. For axty-
d1y commercial bills for prompt delivery, 411h
@I7. For threa woeks delivery, 416AG1i77}i.
Posted rates for laris were .' for sixty days and
6@-3s Tor hight, s'xty-tiay commercial bills,
prompt delivery m lIayrc, Gt.1t 1tGbll1t, n,ld Mur.
scJllos GllT, 6lxty.day commercial btlls On
Antwerp, deliverable pro,Apt, wcro Er}hGD
Essi; three weeks tho same. l,nnkors' bills Or,
Germany wer0 MN for sixty tlayR anl Dili fur
dc.nunl; stxty-tlay commercial hills, prorrt,
EalGst<I&; and for three weeks delivery, tho
, 1880-12-18

Tho following Instruments woro fllcd for rec
ord Frlduy, Dec. II;

Tho following Instruments woro tlcl for rec
ord FElluy, Dec. II;
CRY PnorElTy.
pan's M ~ i;s 20 4, = , e li1{ss. aGir =; xls r
III: iS ;Ss t. oi;:Sa
Sss j Stsi;; %
W% T. IL isa @ 81. i lS5 ls1Ssstn esss j. afnes 5 &
vii i'll: j ;Sa,Ss aig;: i
s;* II { ss T |, ii SsS|. Is
llSns5 r ta't5s,,,,:. y 1000
Il ri ss"n%1a 'sp spai4 as5s g 5s
wi Il t Il I'D '{s' K iisa:s;s -
Es!s9SIa Y; @ " y i '
s y; xysosin,on e!Sa 1'qs g no!ainxs
l.vay!ltx "a \ vHs q Thirtes,.sh. u acros lux:
&C. i$st wv fes :. Il t"S
vi; s:ys$ II i,ss i II SSS j, 3Ss;s i
't$ss e: bse i & 8 sS i Gass! d I'd i &
$Ss's $ss III; i;S;; ; ba;ssi j s,siis
VIII ;sss ii :,!s '"
%S i;s; xtS Ss'$H.; :sloa >ay
H$St"Ts = ss!si f{sss'9 ss ~ ~. sa
l1Ahne ~ Fritz Sohl4ls. s,4Q
Wrst tnr ltIEpn 1t, .is It u Of Contra nv, Il /,
2hxlW Il. M!pF1yotL, HhtNd DtG II {sAliuol
Hail W H. ". aud Il. \. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. hU1
NuHT1l or CITY LlMiTa WITHIN A IAhIus UF sxvxN
NtLkB oF TitE cOuHT-IIUuhk,
Aahand nv. III It Il nf hunny4ttt0, u T. Htxit3 IT,
uatvGi l)pu. II Na.F. Laaud 10 squlru DnHaa)y LOU
Cly11urn ~, 4 tntarssotlnn nt tiHyn9 u tri.
WGtkiur ia loisr 1ttj. 1Rn
C1ybnMfn Ny. rOtnsr Ut Wilmington II ttt-
anFlu ~ libxltt II, dated upc. II tsalsi1 to
ovrho av pswsc Gfss;; IIsy ras n ci
hsiA nv, II I, Ji1 II ia uIi0y. dated l}eu II tsl.
aud U, ltFausk'nsn ~ u, J. !lMlysnnl ...... aGa
uuaIke Nv. nn4r tho aDuY9, t, a1l$ Il 10 Alley,
dntud lec. II tsnsH1 tu ElarlHa " S!sOhi..,,.. TT
QrltfkH nv, near t.O nlnyy. u u It tu ultoy,
A1led ilec. II (sn.l,e 10 al Attlurl..,....... 3U
SOUTH ok CITY hINtTN WITHIN \ 1AIllUA or HEvEN
AtLEs W TIIH CuuRT-lluusE.
Hyde Park nv, ~ II Il ut BRONX It, f. ADxalfL
1ultd l,cc. ii tM. md u. Atki,ason til saFaf J.
Bi.ny i.ian ~, iii ii II fity:.S:si.ti IT, /: ''
!3lt III nllay, dAtel neu4 lIlE. II. N0YeA tu
pnsSf psvffa ~ toss Il 81 ian.,s;. !; L sa
iMpruyGd, dated tlsU% u tltobaTt y. Clark tu
cstaas t!fsvs ~. i il :1t isowa,;.s Z Wii$s W."
II, dated Doc. III Aaron Hs1bs ~ estatU Ut c,
W. WGxtun Vt H.. 4uU
, 1880-12-18
Ktcrnnn's news ngcncy ulre out tho follow

k1eEnhh8 ntws agency Hlfc out tho follOW-
Ing special tl!apnteh received fru1n u. Lu,,s:
y syndicate Is NOW beng forulcll OF Elstern
md Wcstert capitalists u, furnish means To
h.t'l.l \ shres.ttet u,se rsllrsnl from Tex.
PARALLEL ] viii ' lie Inc % Of tho i ira; Mo,inta!n ]
ltallrnad. There is Alrently finished linc nf
HARROW gaYc, rt'id extending from 81. Louis
nu,riy. Completed ir,,n TcSarknna t" Taco,
which tnttGr linz Will prt,hab!y bc extended to
pnin' On :ho Mo 0ran!c alld to connection
rs,suls. II Ia nIsn vel! known tint il nMrrnw-
Hunxe. .system Is now constructing from Toledo
TINT when continuous linc If three feet gauge
rtllrnnis from tho lakes to tho heart OF SlcxiCu
will bo In successful operation.
At tho annual meeting Of tho stockholders Of
tho Mercantile Trust Company. held Wc1nes-
dny. tho following were elcc.cd Directors for tho
ensuing ycar: Louis Fitzgerald Henry A. Iilirl-
but, solon Humphreys, Henry q. MnrQuand,
.l0hn T. TORY. Henry u. Alexantcr,s WillHm II
Garrison. Henry II. hyde. Thou,Is 4. Eckcrt,
Henry nny, Whtclnw Reid, JosG f. do fNvnrro,
Churcs H. Flint, JONAS ". Llhbey, Dcnuingtun
T. Randolph. George n. Murvnn, Iny Goultl.
William a. Wheclock. Russell Sugc, wllliau, G.
Lambert, Sidney Dillon. WlitEa,n II. Smith, sIltn-
uci sioan, Jumes n. f1nlste1, fred l.. Amcs,
lilchnrd lrvtn, Jr., Robert 0nrrctt, sfnrce'lus
Hartley, John }. McCook, Ebert u. Monroe. Tho
list shows tho Introduction of now element In
to tho management Of tho Company, and tho
names most noticeable are those OF .1"y Gould
an capitalists whose interests nrc allied to his.
It Is prctllctct Tint tho Companyyl now bccono
tho tr,,strc ,,n.l M trnn.rer nvru, ar mu7v of thn
.no .tuSaeu anu .,.i tiAs.t. ahe"t VI M VI no
sorporanons with which rho acw Directors aro
Tho Nrw York 1ieraI,l olycs this fuforrnntton
about Houston, 4 1cxas: '''
Tho acquisition or tho lnterna tional lsoad on
anes ,n ~, nouiu ~ M!He M nnts ot rohn
nitcnuy built, niln lness tna Aiiss0ur!. hAasaS y
dGxas tne flc9sesI 10 tno siexo!h uoraSr. 18TH INC
~eheCe ~ ~unuM tne iiuuanM ~ le1ns NY, VII De more
..II n..mtMhIt,se9,ms tns.' u.uer~lse Ing !nlofnA.
ttoia! nas heeh lDr severn! yeafs nnst oi,urAtlng
over . am miles mica os tTha mnaee \ ul.efent mail
ugeI!ent lf9nt tug isonsto9 y lt4As. Dnt THO
srnHs =, tnS ,os! n ~, Iess M aave neGa s
Inrxcst y y ~ tno history Of tho roa, bclnE up to
wsi @ !, H. 9n n NM ,n,n aor ege. ~
tho ycaFs VIZ ,IM " over Ss'n,5v,-a gum for thn
.1!I,i,s y s'1E: Aitoe MH1in9 'n!etest @ ~ ~,
liaDaiGs, ~ tao nhsL yeaf tllG foaN nns cartlGu
a1oat VII ~ per eent nn lta stoeK, when Is Only
S,t,ttt;.,M; ~. Sto e. {nla ntnnlnt boatH
tlsiu uy etle nelEs 81 tne Mte LoEslnoumra MorEA'
att !, entd M u' w. C., r I've ~, 9 ower
, 1880-12-18

Last Dny'a scssion Of the Dntrymen'a
Stato AAxocIntion-Adu1tcr De.
noWnccd.
Special Ds.patth to The cateaao Tribune.
ua1ly'hels ! o."'s AssocN..'o" IN !net lor i.s
third ana LAST days session TINS morning.
AUTHORIZATIONS,
Mr.G.p rnr,1' nf Eirin' nffr,cd t,,o fo,-
. -. t."' vi s .., os'.u e'o 'o
1owthg preamble %l'lel was anoptea: .,
bns wE TIE axi r. ct aH inf r =
n0w pGf eaFe!G , on ,p ~ 3Xaenn Mot da m
JesIsoyiuK The coniidct'ca vt sstnM!uaty II .,r ~
tic prosperity * thoso who % ,.ve @ bern iargeiy
engaged III tho business Of atltltcr1,tion BY rei
son of new and moro dangerous .nd obnoxious
forms q aaaltcr.,tien, thereby jropnrt!xIng tao
lives nnd htMith ot our pGnplc: eaorelorc, .,.,.
Hssuen' anHt ING atGrnioh u! " wy MruS.o Sa
Sun as Inc nects Is viii I to eary sauprovai
Rctelred. That It Is @ TIC ti.ty "t ihIs AssocIa-
ton and Of nj OF our I0nrtis ct Tradc and also
nf all our municipal l,oar,ls nlld I.onr,!s of
Health, to tnkt such united anu persistent ne
, 1880-12-18

e., =, l44fatH9ft UAtl 1th&kf
>, should tho experiments OF II Freuchmnn at
u9r.leauI, Fr4nce. in tho !nAn,lfnrturu III xr,i,,
VI! prove aMeCesstu. un additional Llrl,tIg Ut
Euy By supplied ln caslAn. Thls ifuIi Is ls,AtIv
tswm the sgG.ls VI tho fruit, ~ swectrr thaM
pernt4re. and when buri,e.l III lu,Iliss Kivcs
z bright. ssnokeloss, u,ll 0loflcss tia,,tu.
Ar uit Possessed u theso virtues. II cGeup,
might Acetpiahay tuke tho plaEe of cual nl
fsubably. wi,gn fruit preserving bcculnrs more
o. w established Industry. thu rrtuso III tito
lug from tho 1nAklilg uf wtlo viii Lu turnsyl "a
E.'o'l 4econnt by !ls transformation iMtu burn-
inY OIL. Thu subject Is verify of further con
sugrAltOu. ~'
, 1880-12-18
MINING STOCKS.
SAN FRANCISCO.
AN Et1lTctErr 13nr tr-StfntleS nlnshd.

Sptetal pispateh to The Chteaqo Tribune.
BOSTON, Dec. l7.-fn tnillIg shnres Calumet. s.
frnIn ID 70 15,4. Huron from 6i to '531 Cntulpl
adyaiec,l i. brunswick Antt.nany. II. ,AtlnntIc
r., M1snnrtl 4; !QnIncy dec!lne'l u, Aztca II,
Alloucz u: 81. ClNir sold ut ~ nhors us before.
III the tvtster1s Lssoct.td I'frss.
13osTox, Dec. l7.-siinlng stocks closed:
Allunpk,. M, MHAson Cup;ter. ...,..
GhlntnDt y iluca. 2S l1WMblG tiiOW}
!ntnllM .:kltN
tNppDr fAs, 13l4| hiaG, ....... .t.., ~.
Erunkll lGtlsilYuf fIHlut.....,...,1JT
, 1880-12-18

f1uG rtlOpucrs-Wera 1nu'ofn.n1y active nnd
srunHar ai ronnh. In sympathy With hl9or rtccn for
hpgs at the suck-fnrds md \ tivtrrou ntvnnr0 Ut
III In 1nrd Tha fuFgIRn nnwa stimulated tho last
nhmed nrt'cio, n,ntinR Il hrnlof thnn pork, With
atcadlcr llcraIld wo lhMt fur tho iHtcr waS Anls-
nudlu The market hMs recently stcndItt NJ uNdOr
wenprend belaf tint the htR run Of ious In Snvur.
bsr phenomenal, and rntsur Ifkpy 10 ~ followed
br only moderate auppy during tho remainder OF
tho w!ntur
Hreetal reports to tho Cincinnati Price EhrrrHt Al.ow
tho ntlmber Df !.uRa packed from Nov u lnte nnd
latest mali datcs nt tho undornuntlonsd places, with
cunpnfisUns ns follows:
, 1880-12-18

nOSTON.
Special DiipdteA to Int Chicago Tribune. ,
nOsrOS. Mass., Dec. 1.-THE stock Market has
been moro nctiva mud stronger, tho fcatllro Of
tho market beiuE the movement in :Atqh!soi..
to m snrfs AestSn sesemp aoyase t ew fF et Tux
, eiosug 'r fdus Mith IL asR.4 % '4S Scsrly sS @ u
n." sharSs 1re ,sa sol ,s ,chiscag" t,a!sst "Iney
iis'i. Iioston i Nnjne irom 1t5 to 1l5S.
"sto si Lo%nll ff d IT, tan re-. e.
fcrrc., from, - a,,ti Worcester NaNhua from
Y to 0iH Flint advanced g; r. preferred, I;
tra. Il; 0Ei coj"uy, i. Fh!laadc'phla, Wiimlns.
ton & baltimore Fald Rt ~ OK. div. Ox.ietts-
h;rE Eps'on Aasv ,ie * ss
politar, Ii: Chicagn i West Mie6i9in, X. On
taro& Western eol'! Mt 3iai, Missouri, kas'sns 4
prrferrc,l nit rt'i. Tho prospect Of IN cnrty do
nland on tho nrst preferred has ,had very ,fn-
v4rn!llt eject, an! tEe stock ot a'a ciasses hHs
rlally.
I,a i! eons @ ESste1n n;s M advanced d Hartford 4
Mexico & sn,,thern raeiiic q 4; Milwaukee, s
st. i'n.ll dubuque Division, sold at 1G3.i; san.
:, Il, land staclss lloston advanced ", Isoylston
Street u, oshors rs bofore.
=. In sn.!.iuiaes'rnE II. staros York Mannlactnrng
" The 1ptsttrn 1issoctaGtA I'ress.
1osr0S, Dec. 17.-St0cks eInsrI
$:s:$ !:: @ r.: Ss S;f; i;: S.:; ss;: %
iS,a iI!S:tas i; EiS $sS t"a[sS!; ; $st
kass cts c i. i; M t'a,ssstsR ; s".R: L. T. p.
!.Is III asf s's Hfsa eoIsnS 1r.sa.,e,
Si; js$ s$;s $F;5:; :
FotEt0N.
=, LoanoS, Dec. l7.-consols, os ll.1S; account,
, 1880-12-18

WITHDRAWN from store during Thursday for
city consumption: ll0t7 bu whcat, 4,1:J bu corr.
s.iD bn oata, :l.i2i l'u harley.
Thu following grain wRs inspected into storm in
this city yestcrslhy morning: II cnrs No. . rcd
wheat. 3 cars No. winter, | cars rejected,
1us cars No. = spring, f2 ears M, . do, 10 ears
rejected dn, chr no gr,do CN1 wlIent, OF which
Fl nrc winter); Is cars No. , corn, C. cars hgi,
nfxed, lGt cars rejected COL CORN; % cRrs whlto
onts, "a cars No. = mixed, ii cars rejected,
car ITO grade 100 oats); y cara No. . rye, 0
ears reJeete.': ID cars No. 3 barley, 40 cars No.
do, . cnrs No. do tos barley. Totnl, I7s cnrs,
or SDU00 bu. Inspected out: I.S1i bu wheAt,
G%74 bu corh. @,DA bu outs, 1900 but rye, 4,t85
bu bnrley. 2.
Tho leading produce markets were steR,ller
yesterday, and averaged ilrtner. What stiff
cnttl uotor private reports Of n"bctter'' tonu
In London and the English country tnhrkcta,
coupled with REPORTS Of heavy snow.storm In
lown; and curn nnd unts were tlrmer In SYM
rMthy. There WaG mitch stronger to,p In lMrs.
with M inetnhsed demand, while pork WAS not
So mitch wnnteu, and relatively tnme. Mess
pork CLOSED l5c higher. at SiJ.l5Dl51i.i seller
JantsAry and S1a;e.s< @ lJ.35 for February. Lard
closed faNc higher, ut &S5ots DB.65 sclor JAM
hurry and $s.tsi1s.67i for February. Short ribs
closed at so.iNso.77}t solicr Fchrunry. Spring
wheat closed Va hRhcr, at &. o.. seller Jam
t,ary aud $l.G4HGt1.G1 for February. Red winter
wicnt closed at $780, Corn closed !tGlt4c higher.
at Ja!ic for january and A.iG44Au for May.
Oats closed stIho higher. at 3laiu for Janunry
and T'aie for Af1y. nye WINS stcndy, at Bic cush
md e19ic for roxt month. harley declined.
closing at $'.j3 SELLERS for january. Hogs wcro
nctivo and 5llao Higher. closing firm Mt f4.46D
Ais for light and ut % for poor and extra
hcAry. Cattle were dull ind tower, with sales Of
iuferlnr 10 choice ut $t.YSlt!hG0.
1.uku frotghts were quoted yesterday at 20 bid
for ycssela ID load now and Iay hero III! tho
tStF ftf nm 'l6FNfU m
, 1880-12-18

~; ~. m"rsos. scr Irro @ wns soe rand m
smysrsi IN, III msvtcsnsa M ny lAiry fryta ytasIH IH
snf ssif 9!; rS*s sr'n,Ss, 5xs I'M Ut f"sy
Will err, H,Isi,st. .''' sN"''"r...".H S.,x
i.iw ur1cs ali
EtAl',aviera wns u itir ,snisiJ n -. ~
nrn stlll fnr behnd viii, thrr "rrs," ~ Etn"raY
HHnttnH!.S, Htt i;s; Hi. aa"!u
i1n,tlmor1 uho fY is.!'nnis: i,;sr'.. ~
EWphfH III, GV!inlnvt"S GS S9
sf*s iu4 .E ff's, ssps .s; f. tHI
!, l,hkSAEil 1itlfiN-Wcrn etrH,ilsI1 IGtees; !" esn
Ava: The ofartnus woEp AfnnlI. thct, g5nmPant viii
4II{ 1nt nehf5 HetEtlts whtl, wrrn n,n,.M y iMlF nt
a1 ta'o w"s reported nj chr .ist Ind isa, =, -!
Etlfl9-,ycre quoted at .7as,e fru,+.hn.
2T!4M, mS, a15 !lct!gtl " 1l't:.c. Stock n
, 1880-12-18

NNuUM.CURS-W1RT II FeV1Vst In . lmAIl way and
steady. Following sFu the quotations:
yh1Ire huEl and carpet. a.
HtNen. tIS$
!ttA' lpteA &114
!ntttue hA1 1eoulo0H..,.ss
.3tkt
UuY*rEtt-Wns quoted VI bafuFe. Thota was a
wcl,-susa!ned denand for gouA to best gFadea. mud
anything answerhR 10 that description commanded
full pElcus tho supply continuing light There was
restricted movement In thu lower grudes. We asulu
quote:
Creamery. .........a as liAdie-packed ....ts ael
ilAirJ. Ghulcs....,.A - Packing stUck....M dsl4
uAGGlNu-Uny light business WEI In psogsu4s4
Orders wero Tiled at thu quota tops glvsn lslo~:
t,,35k |latlay.+AsHu..,a @t.H
11smsy,Istsssan. Wi%ss'ss; Woyi ssst. t1ooes 81
CAkEsE-G04ln2 specially nav Wa 1aYalopy4 u
, 1880-12-18
COMMERCIAL,

Tho following were tho receipts md shtpments
OF thu trattIng articles OF produce In tits city
during tho twenty.fuur hours et..ling vt Tu'clouk
Eruay morning uAd for tho corresponding
tllns last yeurs
, 1880-12-18

Thu at4ve noted stpck OF uld pork Is about
3N0 hrls Erenter than tho quantity suited tU bo
un hand ut tho brKiuning Ut tho month; though
It IL well known that old pork bus been ahipppd
out very freoly during tho past fortnight, and
l,n,le bus beon N,A.lU. Tho statements made ut
tho beginning OF tho month to tho Gull Hoard,
u1d ~ tho middle thereof to tho Registrar OF
provisions, evidently do not har,aontxu worry
claspIy. Az tho last nn,neA IL a "aworu" state-
.nent It ts probably correct. The tlllllculty Ia
lcssauetl but does not yHnlAh, u W. suppose that
tho s,7..5 brls recutyeal during tho mouth ondlny
last Wednesday was ail old pork.
TITO atorks vi I'LL kln1s OF meats, including
haus 1ila shoulders. aggregated about 6,0UV ,OtU
lbs loss than tho repartetl shipments for tho
month. Tho lattor should, however,, DO dtmi1.
ishcd to ruduca gross to net weight. Even then,
VIZ n,ay say sOuntly tl,At tho stock Is only about
equal to OlIO mouths consumption.
Armstrong l. aturton, Ut liverpool tcablo atl-
dress "H0tan")t wEltc as follows, under d4tG OF
u1U. l,
4 rood dcal Of uncertainty prevails as to tho
prubnb!o ooH19 o. Lhu mMrket ut tho beginning
u1tunt tastisrtls by thu reports VI tho lmritnso
tlunntitca of btHfts Luiter Ut I'LL kfnds now be-
tuH nla4u Me|nrpd in Anrrtca, auu moro paFt!u-
tllIry III Chicago. Whit With mixtures ot suet,
lills. lArd Alld UttIor HEenseS together With cht
lculs aud 0ther nlultetntiuns. VIC InAy well suy
that II ~ " learfuly ulIt wonderfully nude" It
lAs Alrta1y hAll tho effect hero Ut preventing.
bnyers fruu giving Or1ers U CbIcngo shippur5,
tRipostass being afraid VI reoelylny soOa Of