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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-28

FRUM HURAT1U EYMUUR
DR.. Won Moschzisker brings me letters Of intro
duction from gentlemen of character and standing.
They speak highly of his skill and success in the
treatment Of diseases of the Eye and Ear and those
of the Respiratory Organs. and of his attaiumente
as physician. From his treatment Of 3 case I'M
der my observation and personal experience think
he can give relief in all cases which admit of remedy.
HORATIO SEYMOUR.
Office hours: From 8. m. to p. M. and from
to 8 pm. MARIA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-28
(NHANCERY SALE OF LOTS IA To 81, BOTH
~ INCLUSIVE, AND THE NORTH % FEET
AND INCHES OF LOT Is. IN SQUARE 70,
SITUATED ON TWENTY. FIRST STREET
NOW OCCUPIED BY THE DISTINCT OF

sE-BY CONSENT OF PARTIES, THE ABOVE
SALE is POSTPONED until WEDNESDAY. THE
2STH DAY OF APRIL, A. d. 1887, at same hour and
place. WILLIAM J. MILLER,
Sp19 Staw3W&ds Trustee.
, 1880-06-26


met bekjendtgj0res herved, at
w Ondertegnede iHenhold til Anord-
ming at lode August 1874 har
modtaget Anmeldelse ON, at Firmaet
MAsTERsoN & Co. under dette Navn
driver Kjobmandshandel herpaa Gen,
at EDWARD MAsrERsEN heraf St. Croix
og CHARLES ScHLEsINGER af New York
ere eneste ansvarlige Deeltagere og
ere berettigede til at underskrive
Firmaets Navn, SAINT at ingen Forret-
ninger ere undtagne fra Firmaets
Omraade.
Frederiksteds Politikammer don
22de Juni 1880.
R.. PETERSEN.
, 1880-06-26
G. E N ERAL N E w s.

"On his way to Constantinople, Musurus
Pasha remarked to a d%iplomatist he en-
%countered en- route, "Mais, Monsieur, nous
voulOns les refOrmes, personne ne peut pas
les desirer plus que NOUS" This is the old
song sung by Turkish diplomatists since
the Eastern Question came into existence,
and it will probably be the refrain gasped
out with their last breath. When pressed
to the practical execution of these much
harped on reforms, they are always ready
with a reply, "Nous n'avons pas les mOyens
d. executor les reformes." AS no one will
supply the moyens, which is another word
in this case for money, the whole matter
comes TO a deadlock, a condition which has
been chronic for some time at CONSTANT
nOple."
These sentences are written by the Bu-
charest correspondent of the Times under
date 1st June, and the same writer says
further on:
CATER the Berlin Memorandum, the An
Grassy Note, Inc other homeopathic nos
trums, the Servians declared war agaist
/. Turkey, and it will be a politicalmiracle now
II another conflict does not break out be-
fore the circular notes and identical repre-
sentations of European diplomacy have
ceased floating aimlessly about the Eastern
atmosphere. Russian officers are busily
Transforming every able-bodied Bulgarian
into a soldier. Are they doing this to pro-
vid for the safe transmission of protocols
and identical notess A single shot from
an Albanian fanatic aimed at a Montene-
grin picket may at any moment bring on a
declaration of war by Montenegro against
Turkey, and then the Orient will be again
in a blaze, the end Of which no man can
foresee. The situation to those observers
living on the scene Of action appears ex-
ceedingly critical"
, 1880-06-26

After giving some statistical details in
regard to the Public revenues OF Jamaica
the Governor continues.
AS the sources, OF revenue now stand, it
may be seen that property 10 scarcely
taxed at all, the revenue for general pur-
poses of Government being raised entirely
from direct taxation on the consumption
OF the mass OF the residents. aud sohirRy
Of the negro populstion-ths absent pro.
prietots escaping altogether. and Of the %
sugar properties now under cultivation.
lib are owned by persons who make no
p~retence at residence 10 the Colony; and,
except 10 the small amounts collected for
pa'ochial purposes such 81. poori relief ard
parocblals roads. are subject to 70 direct
taxes whatever.
1t is obvious, I think, therefore, that the
mass Of the negro populations of which, - |
have said, not much more than s per cent
are employed by the sugar estates-are
the real suppliers of the public revenue.
aud supporters Of the public institutions OF
the Colony; and it becomes interesting to
observe what comparison will show OF the
difference between the production OF tho
same Chief sources of revenue paid by tho
population of the same place In 1870
II, the first complete year under the late
changes, and 1878, the latest year tor
which I have returns a. hand. in 1901
, 1880-06-26


I'll is hereby made known, that pur-
y suant to Ordinance of 10Th August
1874 it mas been announced to me,
that the firm MAsYERsoN & Co. under
that appellation carries on business
IN this island as general Merchants,
tnat EDWARD MAsrERsEN of st. Croix
and CHARLES ScHLEs1saER of New
York are the sole responsible parti-
cipants in the firm, that they are the
only persons authorized to sign the
name OF the firm, and that no trans
acuons are exempted from the bust
ness Of the firm.
Frederiksteds Police Office 22nd
June 1880.
r. PETERSEN
, 1880-06-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE..

THE creditors in R. G.. Knights
u 4 Bankrupt Dealing are hereby
informed that from the LIST July this
year an instalment of 5 per cent.
will be paid by the undersigned on
the claims entered in said estate.
Creditors, whose claims consist in
bonds Or notes must produce the
originals; and attorneys must also
produce powers of attorney from the
parties whom they represent.
Frederiksteds Dealing Court the
24th June 1880.
r. PETERSEN.
, 1880-06-26
LIST UF UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN
FREDERIKSTEDS POSTOFFICE.
PAID.

Greenedge, W. H.; Horton, Captn ;
jackson, John g; Rasmussen, Isabella;
Robinson r. O; Spendrup, J. Fir. ~
Simmons, Catharine; Stephens, O.. E;
Shave, Joseph; WATERPROOF, Geo. II;
Wenter, Diana; Williams, Marit.
z os*Aa' UNPAID at ~4c.-Bathtiles,
.Maryanne = Bines, Caroline; Christian,
Elizebet; Co1lens, John; Common &C,
rI0uiss; Gsorgs, Nancy; Heyliger, Pa,
trick James, Jane E; James, Matilda;
James, Louisa; Jacobs, A~ntonette; Jack
sand. Margrit; Hartin Jane Nathaniel,
Anna; Philip, Phither; Richardson, John
Jas Shennony, Anna Sarauw, Council
lcr (2). Simmons, Charlotte Tuite, Ann;
Dealing Court.
UNPAID at 15c.
Higgins, Anne Eliza; Mac MILAN, George,
F..
Fred erik sted Postofice oath June 1880.
L.. RICHTER.
Const.,
, 1880-06-26

The Monthly Record Of Geography for May
says that at q Meeting of the Ge0graphi-
cal Society of Berlin in April q letter from
st. Petersburg was read by the President.
giving an account Of the various att6mpts
made last year to follow up Nordenskj6ld's
great achievement by regular trading inter.
course with the great Siberian rivers.
Seven ships from Europe had attempted the
passage, but one only was successful. This
was the steamer .LMise, which. with two
barges in tow left Bremen on the 9Th July,
arrived at the Yenessei on the 10th Septem-
Der and returned in good condition to Bre.
mer haven on the 3Oth October. The cargo
consisted of petroleum, sugar, butter, and
tobacco; and the return freight OF twenty
thousand pools OF wheat which had been
brought from the interior Of Siberia to the
mouth Of the Yenissei in boats specially
built for the purpose" ALI the other VEN
lures were failures. Two Swedish vessels
sent out by the Moscow merchant Sibiria-
kOf, We're compelled to ret urn by the ice
in the Kara Sea. s'Still more unfortunate
were the two English steamers Amy and
Mdzpah, bound for the Obi, and chartered
by the merchant Funk, as also the Danish
steamer NeptMn, despatched on account OF
the same firm. and which, as well as the
English steamer Brighton came to grief in
Baidarak Bay" A similar fate befell
three vessels built in Siberia and des-
patched to Europe with cargOes of grain,
tallow, and spirits. 1t is said that these
disasters have caused great surprise in
st. Petersburg, where Nordenskjold's voy.
age was hailed as the commencement of
a new epoch in the Siberian trade,n They
do not however detract from the merit of
the achievement, and the advocates of this
line OF trade attribute the accidents to
the want OF experience, as we'll as of buoys,
b%eacons, etc. rather than to the ice. The
merchants will no doubt try again.
In a Times leader on a discus sion con-
corning Cyprus, the new British Ministry
receives the fol owing rather sharp rap.
"BelOre the late elections no language was
too strong to apply to our occupation OF
Cyprus, OF the manne in which it was adj
mlnlStered. Mr.. Gladstone now recognizes
that JOUR- position i'll the island must be
accepted, that our business there is the
good government of the people, and he
does not even lnSlnuato that he will do
more than the late Government would
have done. There is a picture in the GroA-
venor Gallery this year of the happy effect
ofthe stream OF Lethe. The passions which
have distracted men OH one side of tho
stream are cast aside in its waters, amt
they emerge i'll placid contentment to erioy
themselves in the Elysian Fields. The
members of the Government seem to have
found so far as their own c%onsciences are
concerned, a similar Lethe in the accept
ance of office, But, unfortunately, they
must expect 10 be pursued into their Ely
sian Field by some of the avenging spirits
whom they aroused on the other side of
the stream, and their strong language will
for some time to come be continually re.
coiling on their w heads, and damaging
the influence Of their present words and
acts"
, 1880-06-26
ia NJ A.

Extracts from Sir Anthony Musgrave's
lecture continued.
, 1880-01-23
REAL ESTATE.
Tho following Instruments wcTc Med for roc
I,rtl ThlleS1lnY. Inn. q;

Tho following instrumental wcro hled for rec
nr! Thursday, Jan. =.
CITY rHOrxRrf.
Cht.nl}s,rt ay, III II v Df ERht1onth st,if.S
r. With oss!ot r9"psf.Jt sEtea 'ah' !" u" ~ Am
Il, dated jar. ii tsstata 0f atnry !. Under. ~,
,,wtIoa ~ u. u, tsnEeuluN, V0
Is 4, dasoa JAN. ID t1saae cr'soy to Josiah ,uo
lSssa lRa Il. Il; Il II s0ph.: l. aadi1ilSdV
ws.. tSas %sshins, Il n.sa i. Ii 81 isi;sa,si
nslA 4. lM!Prn!9l, .tHt.s Jan. u tWlsllam ,a,e
.iaoA Ja,'. 4 iEn,illi to!r u q: Klolbisehl. LID
slitt!HM nv, I'm TN vi ThIrteth 81 y %ix
is.l1 y. dated ian. II lMary a. N.own to WaI- sr
lSsaI; III ". IL ii ;:YHiio
It. dated Ja' = IA. u. Taylor " Jau,usA \, Nv
o.tss.a :i; ;;s;i VII. 6hS, Nils '
an.o4 Jan: II frbouaa o. =, liastixun u 4.
sS9h 4 4; T.: =; w.: ~
I!0c. u, isD tuSatKu ]. Hiss - Chicago &
iiabny IL IE Il n VI hrJ.nn, . /. undivided hof
25xlAJ II, tMtEtTpl. dated Jan. items bchol~ :,
drui, " Erak H. ftRx l. Observation-Disclosures. lO
BouTU w CITY ilMirS WITHIN 4 lAnlUs or sKvEs
AlLKB Ur Tilk GUINT-HUtsK.
tyoud!nxn ~, = 0 cor Of TwGnty.soycnkh Il, v
4, aUxlD II. dated 1n!!. !! tMxaief Iii EhantsEy.
10 TFuttecs OS Mary I. llArAes>.-..."....,.Sk k62
WuNdlxWn ~, II cor Of Futty-Sl9hth 1t. 10
sctvA oxcupt AA1 lll It on = y cur Of Forty.
| suyunth.st, dated Jan. II tMasses In Chancsiy
| " ueasy ~ S01pX etaI},'.r". sus'',tt,t" WI
, 1880-01-23

T1lRl.......... ...uu...s... hGal 1r1S 5,%H
CATTLE-Asae from nr1t and second claAs cattle,
for which thets was active demand A. sustained
prtcos, the market qatct &nd sns!sr Thsto wero
several usdoa huro for choice and o4ttA eeoTos su
cd to tho requirements Of tho English market, and
chulco Kradna were wanted on Now York and Noston
account, and for those descriptions tho market wa
Nulpk II strong ntes Nndtuu " good stoere wero
SLOW and weak. while butchers atua was dull and
lowor, This decline amounting to loS1t Tho weak
h, the gsndo1 bul0N choice was due 70 tho In-
looku{or increase In the Eeesipss 1hs arrivals tor
tue day Wero nearly 1os making total for Tho OK
ptscd portion Of Tho week at laG good many cat-
Ito CnHgru tAnds durlnR tho da{, but me plns Gun.
tnfned few unad Aguyck Ae to cIoae{ ard. Win
liberal run fur to+aI, lodcFA MAy tdlnk thnNhstcs
fortAnAtYi II heJ Afs not ioQaESa y taceepa ioGse
accO,nplisEed at {1a,1JW for butchsFs and cAnacra
HtuH, il 11aN1G fer ttorkers, and ~ fG0R*@4a for
fair III c1olc1 sAlppnR 9teoEs: Thsfa Nor0 several
&xos At tasfaA The highest eai9 1f the day tsa73?
~ y 1.oye: g5o' natlinsson; Mn.fh ~ g" s%a 70
Mand md HefS tAabls Al previous prtces- Tbs gen.
8ral market had Al cray tone II tho 1ulahs
QUOTATIONS..
Extra Rseyes-l fadad steers. Weighing &So
Weighing iIn u iaD g. :...:..........,.~. A7o9sm
aHSs tns III u nj Ass%u
sns i9d q 10 4sAas
| COMMON TO choice COWS, for f!ty slaughter.
Weighing Nv 10 lAO hs. 1R8Aoe
] etoef cataetqRmon fasas, weighing 1mM
, 1880-01-23
Tho burlington L Missouri n,vor RAILROAD ID
Nebraska Makcs this showing!
N.Y, Eca fntrrntt.
Earnfnet.. II !naGAM &t,siSM vi, ,Mtnt M

n NVtNhA II n f1ln
49,, r-a ,,+.ro,t
Earnfnet ..........,. n, 1,lhianH stnsGisM iii, ,MM
Expensos md taEch,. 7&tsssaN BhHals 'Al*Ato
Nc, earnings ,it70nlta s1,aAs2am tl77,arA1
rbn n.co, vcor ~ .ha rorna h puotflu enls
with Mny. Tho earnings Of tho Company for
Inn sovcn mnnths nf Inn f1scnt ycnr cndInE with
tho colr,,,1nr. show nm incrra,o in gross earnings
NJ nvnr IN NOR ccnt. md In not EARNINGS Of 90
nov ,ort. ,st rorrrps i'm sBae 57i ri: net cnru.
inns. 1s5s. fStaa7i,0,. increase In net earnings
nwcr 1s;s ssu .n, 70
rhe sL pa,,l 4 t)uhth rcnorts earnings for tho
,nst at1 ,nnnt,,. of onost t]o,,l1c those for tho
nro,.in,,a two,n ,nnnth, Dr mn iuercusc nf al,out
IN ,nr ccrt t-tha ,rost remarkable tf the ycar,
Year ending Juno 10. lY,y, not earnings, ts7,-
otss2 .......
lnu WV au.S u.",~ ~. sn,.,,o.n rn,,ronI srs.
trh1 NOUS ING key ~ 'oe eum..'t" . .S.,
e d. ,Sn N S pG 'fS tb0 ssst Not
Orleans Mof!aer f., ana 'aovntrr 1S
slss'eas 81 %n ee' nr'rar, 'o c"isornow rcorsa.
lxcl Under tho tito Of tho chtcnEo. st.
i.ou1s & New 0rlcans.-the Illinois Central OBJ
'''he n,.'.'..., ~. u" a. Ws,. C.i,ans
cnRo, st. lol'is' anu tlncinnati 10 nc" oilenns'
Tho great Financial al'istty at tho Illinois Cen.
rnnrnsn;,irv mi, in,nortant ollttlon to their
H. e", ,o ines Of The S,ssisspp
Central Central and Now orlcans, jackson s arcat
Snrtborn rc,resontc1 IN 1874 IN Indebtedness OF
en- ~, 81" m X, Trs,trg nhvnntnuc Of tho urcat
Ser-css,n, in railway nronrrtics. tho Illinois
Ccntrut rcorynnIzcd tho llno On tho hasis Of
$S,7ME,5 capital Stock, q, IL, mo funded debt
,t,, ,,,ta,ou,Irt, ttrt1;ttca rf fo5D nm n9: tOtn
~.' ~. ~ ~" ...t..,. omnt, ,,,t ~. ia ri IA
tl1'.'' HIrln8 cope.eMy ~ o1e ~ ~ a,1
tni M If % ss'7;p s,5 Il wifi be perceived wnnt val-
,,n,,Io .ssnt n hne nto,,frc1 Yor nlthO,,ut this
, 1880-01-23


ItOl rnOnUC1S-Wors fairly active, and much
slsongur, undcr Fund Aunund In ympnthy with MI
Improvement In ioR p,,coa nt tho stne&-fas1ls. md
tho nrn,cr fecns In rrn.n. 1irorpo0l resiftc DO
elmo Of I'd In Ihrd. In Tho altcr pnrt Of the ecsnlnn
Tho markot enaet M, md BECAME ntthor ~enk In Tho
afternoon. IA nnteh below.
MESS rnnK-Advanceh aaxc. and clntod m 'chnnno
1sk@go nbnve tho tatoat rrIces of.Wednesdky, nt
tlKns1aO fur cash arilor Jnnnnty, fl7n! fof
Fcbrunry, tlan;}4slaiA for March, and fl522lt!stAs
for April, Sn,cs wcrc reported IT 70 bfls MD al s120s
i1aD bgts solIcr February nt t3:K@la0d. taoo hrla
aatler Mnrclt Mt ft9 SIA; md bls seller April
nj t&1ll0al3at TNtnl. E1ti1s bFs.
lAi.,'-Advanec,l il2}ac por 100 lbs md closed on
CtnnRo 10 atNEe tho incst prices Of Wednesday,, nt
4, srot or so!ior jnnnnr5. H7D fns Fob
ruaE1, t'.fqs t,r March. and s7o for Aprll Hn'ea
wcrc rcportc nf 3n tca acItrr Frbrunry nt f7Nl
a:4 lu., bFs sol!S! MetcS , ~ ';1 f11e e'' md SO
sqEATA-MOre In good luln!d untt nu *nnrc1 n9ilnt
1c per 13 lis. fcnl futures wHtH het!o, whito TX.
po!t trading wns hineroh by t!S higher vows u
NttxJttt 2.,, ~ ersen M o. O. EtS5 tGJls!o ~ ans
aret nd *1E! for AS5m; II i:aM I, % 1s F5s,n rs a,ns
iekled hams % !s., 1t 31c i'scn. sar tho losdna
Gnred iHls:
, 1880-01-23


NEw YonR. Jgn, @.-Govurnmonts wcro Eon-
emily firm and shndo higher for 4ha and IL.
uAitrontl bonds wcrc strong, ncttvc, and high
cr, with tho largest ntlvat1co In KansnA 4 Texas
scconls Denver s. lilo 9rAnlo flrst consolidated,
e., G. & I. c. incomes, which rose to TO- ONO y
Mississippi, Springfield Division, and lna1annpo-
lie, Bloomington & Western. .....
Stnto securities werc neglected md nominal.
The stock market wis fnlrly ncttvc. hut tho
changes IN tho general list wcro slight. Prices
declined AGeln per cont in tho curly dealings,
the hitter Now Jersey Central. During tho
afternoon thorc wis m advance or a9tj per
cent, Ohio 4 Mississippi lending tho upwArd
movement. Towards tho close thorn WIS rcac'
tIon Of A0D1 per cent. toliisvtllc Nhshrllln whs
actlvot asltl advanced from li2h to ~. and re"
acted 10 10: Nashville, Chatnnooga IT. Louis
fell on from 10 TO f6A, and clnscd at TsA; CHI
caro-, st, Louis s. Now Orleans rose frnin ~ to
1917, and closed ut n; Lnko Shore Western
rose from 3,s to :E; Indianapolis, 1'lno'ninston
& Western r4,so fr,tn 39h 10 Is; nnd Home &
Western frun II tn III.
Tho bids for Now York Central l. Hudson
Islycr 1tulrord Company stock were opened this
nftcrnoon by the New York cG,n,ni@itco @ r. ~ tho
rcriptnns weru also closed tha aftor,'not,, u,s,
Yny ,hSs; S, r5sss 5s ,ces s"ssd thoMe tfS M
transactions. 10 100: 1900 CanAda Southern,
10O Central Artzui,n, p,OO ChiEaE0 st. Louis u
Now Orleans. lo9 Chsspenko + 3ho II "a t1 C.
''"i s,ss TcxSs, @ : illinois Centr,l lse9 lreu
| Muuntnin, 4,on li.dInna, bloomington s. West.
cu", $1,000 i1nf,sns .,.& Toxas; 1000 Lake SG
shoto, 1900 1nusyIlln 4 Nashyllle, ,. 1922
Inke Erie s. Western. 1000 Mlch!;
1rst preferred, 400 Northwestern, 100 Nash-
Vile, Chatta'e,s, 81 Louis, r 'G9 oc Ngw Jersey
iaul. 9'ol it, i.1i,is San francisco, ~ 000 wa'
basl,, st. Louis & I'neiiie, 7,0D Western Union
| AMI :i,.1N Unf0n rMcltlc.
! Money, lQl0 per cent, closing nt4. Prime mcr'
Sterling exchange weak; 90 days. 4soA; sight
| 4Hi. .......
, 1880-01-23


FfoU1l-Waa ngnn hu,l and llttle bcttnr than
nomIunl 4 few purchases ucro mntc i,y loea, deal
c1s whslc oxr0rtcsh rrofesscd themselves unable 10
opornte Al prpscnt prices md freight rntcs. ea'es
rpr1ngA on prtvnte terms, 70 hFs no Rrnhn at .i lN
hrA ryo flour At s72l4 and 80 orir buck~hent on pri-
vn.c terms. Totnl tIt hr's. Export cxtrns wsro
quoted at sj00h50 50 In sacks and double exsn do NJ
tat0as;M
oTHEn MiLtsTuE7s-snIcs worc u cars bran at
tt0G2H4jt.D per ton, car mIddlti7s 0t &l2As cnt
siorts at &1s.n cars whcnt fcrcchnRH nj f5ulaeW
per toni md car coarso corn.tnca nt s160 per ton
on trnck.
STRING w1IEAT-Wns moderately nctive. md
tirmcr advancing ne mid cosnF casor At about tho
tntost prices Of Wednesday,. Liverpool was rcrarttd
quiet and steady with cnrsncs neglected. but our re-
colpts quito ANAL. and tho decline Of tho pro-
Tfnus day brought out buying ordcrsnnd holders rere
iess willing to Rell At tho reduction. lint tho later
;s$s; sss $ Z: n t
II si! > Sss s;asp! + % s.?s
:s Il tt ssS iS.ss II ss sf7 ss; sS
ftslf Sc! ;s'Ss rs!s !se;,i!fs " A. -
eb,eHeo Ssesp's SIeIas;: as'eii SeTs 20 S!
Is 81 !! % @ i s 'ss S1ss q ss'G &c iS 81
"GSiN-wa. .omorhet lc.. active. but asmcr, Nay
5 II eSihs Ths Ssne NJ" II
ss Il esSs ss Getsr
oi ss2 sh ;n%3
.s. ns "f9s M Tofs m MT ba % s sss
sn1u. nsce tke nrore:ty 4, readi1Sss ior M o:
E !s s$s E:RE: s$s s$
nTK Hh sen5s La s n r ThS n c4s s sssr sIGsoa M1
opanoI 1t i9s1fx!s'e. advanced 70 Fjle, ,ald fs{!
ss:S ss$s s;ss
sIs EsSfss1 "a e :S
% 1 1a. MI s 4 ss Il & sT sa y
s;s ss;s @ II tssss !fses (: Ss 81 il a @ y Il
i5se On 6narl tnrsi mad a,no ou enr' Mt 5a4ts5tc.
,SAis &ess iat!et qu,st syesaE.ns shade armsr;;
:s! sS sss ~ SS ~ s: i @
A sEs%Gs @ iisss so:, 49, .sss @ q
rs;sS s s tas Fst;s'; ns'ss ss: sGa ss e
i;sst ;S $S; t5a ss! III :; 's'sSsss s'ss 81
T1slsi sna xcsh sloa!ns rs.!4 M e. .s loMs.
Hull dsaan. WIN rati.sf irse one5las:. d iis
n ss 81 '?s es
't an * sns, Mn,S T .ss a$S ass
rs H.0 ..s;. TfS sy s s ss
sa' ' Il % II u :s 's' Ss sssss 6 "
/ ' '''''' " TWO O'CLOCK GALL. ...,..
Fl |fSfi s:; II ss;'It: Nd
i.s ~ s. f"s 8sia WI sie. 81 @ Hs i
, 1880-01-23
lEll. u. MARCY h CO.,
No. III In hnll0-st.s

pEAl.s,,s IN s1uNIGiirXii. SECURITIES.
We cnM furnish III tuns " sut flutn 9l'1] tai sl0A9M
County tlty.ur rnrn l1nnts. wltel! VII pay lilo In
e;s hs aae !';ae,, ~ a!taten, 1caes ~ N i!s;
IL lnid rnuft-h1lscs anhnuhnHses, taIis, atc.3 70
fund HDattnE hchs, ~ build hr!g!s, cc.
VIC DAnMho everything VIC ndee with EfcAt caro3
mud uu Try ~ 1nnk0 Hrary tnsestrlrnt thr!uKh uA
nhtotfly aYt tlMr taies turInK tho yenr ls10 hnya
- Eaaterl tnst,rIt.So en.lmss aH!!nKa hankn zap
iertat for our cuAtt.Fa ften Ut chnrre. nur Eef0r.
encea arc 70 atttin IT thu nrXcst nhtttnilDns MD
whan. wo hays hat !oaiinas or mi lns. lan yesra
t1tt. L. MARCY + CO.,
No. 113 la kn1!s.st.. CiIlcnAl, ILL.,
Wo ara a1ways In tho hHarkut Tor tho llsctlnxU III
any such securities ssuDd ~ towns gLl!os.
, 1880-01-23

In; oats, 1900 tu; corn-meal, 20 pkgn' rye. b
III: hnrlry, q. .27s tM; mnt, Loco hi; pork, "13
trls; beef, a47 hrs: cut meats, 2,co5 pkgs; inrl,
1,77n tcs; whisky, 6l3 brta.
Exports-Fnr ~ ho,irs-Flnur. ll,00 trfs;
wheat, $4,000 but corn, 900 bu; barley, 10b,l.
, 1880-01-23
EHEEr sALES.


nGFFALGs
st 'iS; a. fSsa sss:' s;i
M .nnr n':Te %S n s nazket set.
ersi ea S sosS % sy sshss
ma. T. fsSie ,fGrE faF I" sase sSs saS ab, 4; :
I'll no s1sS' strong and higher
9s5sKs YnIfsts sSs envs CIV a Sassa sSs ssdss @
f enG: n. sSsss s9offe " a1s; ta sssea
henry fof export brought s4.!1vts95.
NEW YoMK.
e sTs fn IL 's 81 e, ssSe
~ sssrMssSspts. III l i'll Market more stesy and
shase shss sacsp Al ! ssS s"s s"s; n S e
s s III sss;iS e.
ts.sss vss*s s.!sfa eGss5 sed sss III:
meata. i'd Grossod piss to Cuba.
ST. Lnu1s.
ST. Louis Jan. z1CA1TL.I;Aot!ve; fSser, 4 80 ~
.pns III ss3's ssd; e t' snRg{ pss
ss%f ios iota1 faney ksto wns Sd and fofasad 70.
e?is Ssis"seasee @ e" and n;m m Mt sioss.u, receipt.
s:5sb ss: ssgs'"s e s!saf; sss
reconts+ s,alj; shipments, 2,sul
EAST LIuERTY.
Az M hss: ssppy :t Fhs; ehs,ss IsI Si|ss &
fnf 10 sooI. sL!nMkt.t, common. 1.lo2atsa bulls
etn1s. Mtd cows. f!.uJ1tH
ilnts. tsecelpt.. ?nl hend; Workers. Asoeh4.ss
sHEEt@isseeiI*. - head' nothing doing today
faDluR fair Tor lIoxt week.
KANsAS CITT.
srsetat Dt.patch 10 The chedgo Tribune.
| KANSAS CITY. Mb,, dan. E.-CATTLE-The Prize
| Currnt tropors: Koco!pts tho pMst week. lnS; saP.
menta - nnttyc afliprot*, EkRts4tJ nn!ix9 ktntf.
Coiorndns fL7sit349; roxna k....ia3al.
1loHs- lcccpts ihe past wcGk. !aoS; shtpmIenits
btk; Rten!y; cDtCG hElry, $lJ@a2at llHht eh1ppln1
| mud aD!xeA uacktng. El.1jt&.i9
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI Jan. .s--1InGS-ActlyD and nTHij COM
MIN, EtiHSfD; light, Il. 81 packing. +4Aa ~;
butchers &55sa4G,3 rocotpta I1ooi shipments lat
| INDIANAPOLIS,
| 1Sn1ASAr0L1s, JAM 2!.-Ho0s-Qutct nt *a0o3La@
receipts 2,m
, 1880-01-23
South Iiniatcd II. n. o cor nf Concord. {. .
4.lnxl2t II, Nntcl Jan. n civilian M1taeaf 10
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following were tho rcco'rts aHa shipments
OF tho lcadtng articles 0f produce In thta city
during hotwcnty-four hours ending Mt 0'clock
ThurstEay morning:
, 1880-01-23

fiOIH-Ths ADVANCE IN prot!slons Nnd the ehtsts
marknt- calling nut M Increased demand. md Rlsnf
prices mn upwnrd incllnatlon The tccnlpiE were baj
BY tla middle Of thc nftcrnn0n The pens were CLEARED
mn htvanre aver runHinYa t'sntcs nf latasc. md i
Tint mp.n. etncnt tho market WIS *crAy 70 tho tlo
nf Tho week. st!l1 there Wnre g1nd many light hna
nhd cnhrAc mixed lnts. Prices ranEet from hLsetAG
ut tt,4Gs Isl TOT light and Ut sN4tN for h.nry, All
Entcs are llIate subject 10 ..-1inka8e 70 lba fof
mir YAnSe mt tha fnt 4fn