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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-24
COTTON MAKE ETA

IlyKRrooI~ Jan 23-I2S0 p mIcolton quiet and steady
S mise nelnSinS 900 bales for pecaaon ard eSPot
pandH Low Middlng clause January aud February
arch and Apu delivery 3D. also sd; DO April aud
Nav delivery I'd; ana June fa5ss
bas specuatos took 1000 bales exporIers took 5000
Hee fSssIoG actual G expert ,IS total feps
$1,000 bai-s American. 2sUoO bales total stock 47e10O
So5. coo bales American. 2si 600 bales
I Sac, American % 'G
ding clause January livery ID do J1nary and terlary
March and April delivery 7srsd DO, Ap aud ay delivery
;S NO. 7y c dc july ana August delivery Sssd
iIyEGro San. 233p observation-disclosures closee barely
delivery ed; do April and Nsy delivery led do. June
sn a.loE. jan 9s%cofSon firm Mddnne l2sc Low
Mddine. l2isc Good Ordinary l2c; net receipts Seo
bales a cross si SaS Bales Weekly net reSsp
bales gross Gjo0 bales exports to Gieai Iiiain z2.
coastwse 1852 bales sales 700 bales spnners 80
bales m . 800. ,,,,, ,oa. = ,v Md
eros 81 ba1s exports 70 britain a0s
1is Oa 4Sor wG 10 rt as' sSSR ps
CT AHLEsToS Jan 2SCeiton Gu.t Mldelng dzsc lS sa
sas ases 100 bales stock 6oS4o aes weefy
e eoasiwise i,sel bales; sae $3.50 bales o
ClgeISSAr Jan 2J-c9tion easy hlaa, , 81 10"
sp@eRi ali bales sales !. bales sSsE 9a bsss
weekly reeeis.% n I3oii loo S1S ssie
aaP paSs JAM 5OS steady MddnE l2e Low
ass Experts coassS s se 500 Dales ,css
1922 bales weekly net sSei Ss oI 10 be c"nneni
9so5 bales coastwise. 53ao bass sales 452S oa,e.:
,,,nps iisIc Good Ordinary II 4c net recrIp,s. 20
bales gross i25 bale, sIPSrs 10 GrsH Bri1 s
saes 1900 balcs; stock bales yseay net receipt
bales FSs sT Ss y he Continent 5oU
Ss..s So,ss 30 bales. sales bales
5sS Bales s ssSSs. qS 70
eossiwss. % baisa sais' s7a bales "'ek S>s oA''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-24
l1vr srncr MARKrrs-RY 1EiEoRApH.

BUFFALO Jan. observation-disclosures TO-DAY. lolo g..
fetal Tor the week 1910 heac for inc rhit '
ast week mead receipts unsigned hrOu2h a.
market-gOod demand and prices shade lghet fu -i
Ders "a 659tl Is iilfed Bulls 80 40 -. o..
SHFFF AND ReceIpts today 200 hcad lu's 81
tie week thus far $3.50 head for the zane uue st -
~ 100 head; consIeucd through - cars baiktt ~,
msnd and prices shade higher offerings c0nlaie
with Last week Good Western s1etp -
choice IS 10 Poor Good Lambs, 81 OOd4O JD DO OAH"
sale best grades disposed o. -, L. a.. ,-o.s Tins
HOGs-keCeIDS today. $500 head 'ottb ioi wy
far 30 sos mead the time last week 5lS' nes
csasaa ll3 markef-ueuaiu lar nu p ~
higher tor Workers: Heavy dull no local dcm1Id II
Good to Choice Workers - 10dS4 10 lxlfh Stl' o.,
"a 50 Hesys Medium - i5as4 % ran ~ Pcs
n cO t'oa--. Ponrh 10 Common - lO4tl loi FlsS
al Osg.t - . a few Ifeavy reinain unsold. -,
CHICAGO san. ga Receipts. Von hesu , Snp
ments Geo head active. firm ana bghei out e.
weak with partly lost Mixed Pacsih5 - w.
Light 81 ~ - 30. coo had
CA1IIy-ltecelpis 800 head: shipments. 2OO' heau
Good 10 Prime ~ good demand ~ fn' prices WIN fO
suppy ut S5ds5 % Common 10 Medium shlplng a. nn
ow m ~ gOas4 2b: Butchers weak aDd slow 'ninnoh
ock heay est ri - 81 30 chiefly ri 3 % >,
rs ana Fee6ers quiet and slow but steady A. 81
SurTP-Eeceipts, Loo noad: shIiD'nta aH9" nssu
market slow but unchanged at II l"]sO o.
Lambs, ~. -. ,.bt shin.
nirr - 2gGs4 10; Packing. 81 6O0Sl 80; BucheIS 10
Select 81 GOasl 7j receipts 1000 head shirmehs o'
head. -, 60. ,,..ho, N,,ivc
SEC v which 30 qricly a. 4O0fi lo Good 10 hMCo
srarce and wanted az +jaSJ 5O Buicner~ SUN 81
~ - 81 Feeders - sons3 ": COCA 70 Nn'ls
Corn exams 90 zoo - 10 receipts 300 head shipments
SgsfT-Firm at - reoeigs 1900 head Shipments
head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-24
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Rtper. Vessels and Railroads.
FRInAY. Jan. %. 1880.
GENERAL. MARKET REPORT.

FRIDAY Jan. %. 1850
AsHEs-Quiet unchanged; Pots. aeJ 2c Pearls, 5't1
&C. ~, .e.o-, To-. .ou.Na..,
ana Western.
BROOM.CORN- Dull. wholly nominal
CANDLEs-In jobbing sales only.
COAIr-The whole l. very slow; the con.
fipuance Of mild weather disadvantages, ana
prices rule weak rregnlar Antn acite by the
cargo, s3ds3 Liverpool House Camel sll; Liver
pool Gas do SO Newcastle Gazing s. 1884 scotch
steam. 81 English Steam So 750 81 Provincial - -
bs4 currency Pennsy wanna and Wesnoreand Gas - -
asa 75 West Virginia do IS Cumberland Broaatop ana
clearfeld. 50 25dS5 20.
COCOA-Quiet unchanged
CHICcORI Unchanged
IOFFFF-Rio lower and active: Ordinary Caigoes
lfo Fair l5c Good 5se.. and Prime l6io sales 30
baes Sirius" 6.S SANTOS
* d. l5c: 1000 Rio Horrqx, dei in Ba moIs
500 bags ex Chowan." IL &c. and $500 bags eN Aar-
bne on private terms latter 10 Newl OK the
with 6,359 bags MUD GRADES
nOmlnally unchanged
aCOOPFRAGE STOCK-An DESCRIPTIONS very active Tor
export 10 Cuba anticipation of the sugar season prices
strong
CORDAGf;-Quet. unchanged. oo,,
COrFON-spOt Cotton quiet, UNCHANGED sales $50 eaisS
including 800 b Is Tor export svo loi
spinning 80 for speculation DELIVERED on contract uU
bales Receipts pJrts TO-DAY. 81 4b halts against
27be9 bales this day week ana 5"oo asi year sie
September J. 1921 - bales, against SvcOo44 olns 'n
same period last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-24
WOOL MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA Jan. 23.-Wool-1he market continues
without prices trtn AMI stocks a,e
growing light: ONO, Pennsylvania aud West NirgnlaXN
and above. 5OdJsc. y, 50d52c. steGtuin 30d Sc;
Coarse 20 Pc New York Michigan. Indiana and Western
-Finc or and y X 49, 5Oc. Medium, % n 5lc Coarse
4Sd5Oc: ashci C0mbing and Deiai,e-tlnc washed De
lame, X and Xxx. 81 @a55o; Medium Washed Comb ng
ami neaint G0o: do do. Do O3ci tanada ssDe
Combing, -O055c. TuDWashed-t hOlce 050G 70; FAR %
d5jc VnWR bel Combiug and Misunderstanding unBesned
43a4Jc Coarse do. do, do 4OG &C.
Fright Unwasied Clothing Fine or X aud AA, 3ldN3c
Medium Iua4Sc. Coarse 3993 C.; Dark athy Unwa he'd
clio. hing-FIne, d2Sc Medium 35c; Coarse, 53959c
OTeEon-Fno. 3Ta4Oc MEDIUM 99tZci Goa Sc :i9a 59c
california 81 dinc: Medium. 81 Gfrc Coarse - % c.
SeH. Mexican and Col"rado-Flne S5diOc; deaunt 3Dr
& Wool. 2SaSac.; Pulled bXtra Aerho
a. zoe; Supc., 5Ja55c.; Lambs super, JUd5Jc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-24
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

WILLIAM B. HATCH & CO, Bankers, % Pine-st.,
New-York
Give special attention to the purchase and sale of
an the different classes Of stock and bonds of the
chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company; also pur-
chase the stock and bond scrip and the deferred in
terest coupons.
All classes of Hartford securities bought and sold
.t The Hartford Board Of Brokers'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-24

c,.t mortgage trustees certificates 57sl; do second
we m,,nos Central 1Osla PENNSYLVANIA Central, 0S
b. an 23-2 pm.Paris adyices quote three per cent
ss Al u 50 confines for the account Erie Rail
rem har,s 43ls; Illinois Central. lOS -
WY an % $50 -ConsOis ess Tor both money
~ acc .atut Erie Railway shares, 4iss
and an ga d. u-cODsols. 9S p for both money
Il o. sss1nt Atlantic ana Great Western first mortgage
anu effidcaes, Ere Railway shares. a. ~; Penn
Crntra SO ~ The amount Of huiou Withdrawn from
~ snk Of England balance TO-DAY Is 2l50eV Pafls al
three per 81 francs 90 cenmes Tor
the acrounf ~ ,,s.-no an , u,,oo "a ,roncs 81 cen
fofe hffkS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-24
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, JANUARY o. 1880

weekly net receipts 500 bales exports 10 Great Britain
$40 bales coasfwiae. ABS bales sales 1888 bales.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan 23.-C0ttOn quiet Midding lz'sf.i
Low Mddmg, l2-c Good Ordinary. l2c.: net rece pts
3 bates afos 5Oi bales aies spinuers 2l7 bates stock
2s4 bales. weekly recept 1850 bales gross too
exports Great Britain. 956 has cOast"se 10
bales; sales 1905 bales; s9inners. 2,3i baies ,o,
Jan. 23t'OitOn qulct. steady
Low Middlng Oruary,i 1t; net receipts ISL
bales Crpss bales; sales 1000 bales last evening
OD1 baes; socK "a 500 weekly net receipts 20S5
bales gross 2O23 bales; exports 70 the Continent Oo43
bales; c0astwse. 1912 bales. sales. 100 bales
HFCEPTs
NFw.YoRR Jan % The following the total net re-
nj ports Septeui
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-24
Bankrupt Notite5.

VHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
4 thfrtieth CAV OF September \ - 1879. "A warrant
IN bankruptcy issued against The estate OF SOL
NON l.. WAITZ FIELDER ana ABRAhtA Waltz
FIELDER OF the CITY Of New York Ia iae Co.riy OF New
York sul Stata Of New YORK who have been al
ind1ea baukrupts on their petition. that the
uayment OF any dents delivery OF property De-
longpg such and mo
trasfer OF any property bY them forbidden ny law
mat 4 creditors of the sad bankrusta 10
prve their 0ehs choose one or NOR assignee, Oh
held Court oi Bankruptcy 2" %
holden AZ 30 Warrtn.st, CIV OF New lork, BE-
Regsicr. the SIKH Gay OF frJ
i""i'' " " ' LOUIS F. PAIN.
T. g. Marshal SIS Messenger southern Dsrctol New OK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-24
Proposals.

PROPOSALS for ROLLED IRON BEAMS.
Il OFFlCE OF BUTuING FOR STATE WAR AND NAVY DE
PAguuNrs WARRINGTON. ID. G., Jan 10. 1850
SEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing aud delivering
Rolled ron rnt the 81 tie north wing or
the BnIdIRg for state and Navy departments IN uis
ify viii be- this office until IL M OF February
1884, opened Immediately thereafter IN presence OF od
tong schedule general Instructions TOT bder..
and proposal will be furnished 10 ignar manu-
facturers dealers upon application 10 tlis ONCE
"N' IHOS. LINCOLN CASEY.
It-Co! o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-24

Dinenback & Dewey sold veas 225 - t5~c; do 100
NJ at nc; do. IL n at Sc; do 2Ij D. az DC q 30
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts wee IL cars OF 90 ~
heads cars at 60thst aud cars ~ Jerseg
civ Total since saturday 20. IJ5 neao', hsa,i
21gq3 head for the corresponding six days "a. \
wees Light arrivals again oday ie market ncfe .
strength althoagh the tr4nsactiols ge era WI,
the feeling very hfn snn 81
IA sIptv thc adv4gtlge sale. sheep were ~ 81 ~
~ tfer pie for Choice Illinois Wethers for export
and Of lambs NJ 40 TJdS4. $500. ~ ,,to,,ra,
sales-D lenback Dewey sold ~ 6othsti v ~ ~, he
sheen $50 H. at lsS do 49, h. at &C. less - 81. w
LOT II Western do % jc. o. Canada Ewes is ID
al bisc: 81 Canada Lambs - b. al &c - IN 100
Kirby < Co sold: III sheep lo n ~ - DO IT,
Cansda Ewes 25 n NJ lac: DO. 90 n, at oc
ualanbeck & sold II limos sheep lUt ~ a.
5s: 100 do lO2 10. 54sc. fs6 Michigan DO Is 10 ~
a. 90 I8G Ohio do. lO2 u, ~ SO %. -. ,,t L,
Kase PdoOck sold al Jersey CITY, 100 Ilnos SheeP
p. az S6 D.. 800, q, a, Go
i r. Sealer e Co sold ii2 OHIO sheep llS9 10 AZ bc. -
HOGS Receipts were 40 cars 81 D. - Ca9 no
sew l. at 4OihsL Total since n, e -
head against 30Glt head for ths corresponding llur
week. Live Hogs very firm and demand ~ oa
Kirby sold Ia 'Cit Gems or Ct5 9"lhsea Aoh'' ~
h average. az - 93s per 100 %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-24
g. WILLIAM WILLS, Secretary.
MISSOURI PACIEIC RAILWAY COMPANY, }
PRgsIDENT OEFICE y o. - BEOADWAY.
NV. YonK In 20 i~-D

NOTICE is hereby given that the ANNUAL
~ NETTING of the STOCKHOLDERS Of the MISSOURI
PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY. vii b. heic At The once
OF LOUIS No. IJESDA T. TIE "a ~
atr 1880 . O'Clock, for the election OF thirteen
directors the ensuing year aud for the fsac on Of any
Orher that before the meeting.
The annual meeting the Boaru VI Directors Hii De hfi
NJ the same Office WEDNESDAY, the j. Of March $780, az
- O'Clock -,
me IanSer Books viii be closed the afternoon N ihe
a 81 Jannar lS and VIII be tie mOrntrs N
attn day % March, 1880. JAY GOI I'D, FFesdehi'
W. ARNOLD SECRETARY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-24
GERMAN SAVINGS BANK IN THR CRY or SRw-YoRK.
COR am AVE-. AND liTHsE -

THE Board of Trustees OF the GERMAN
i SAVINGS BANK have declared the FORTY.
i,tlcd thereto under the bylaws at the rate OF
WYE f5l PER CEN per al 80 AMI not
ceedng $500 and the rate of FOUR a. PER GENT per
snn or larger not exceeding S5,O00psyabse Oh aud
ny,denss not wifhirawn will bo sdded 20 principal and
draw nterast January Deposits maze On or oei0e
isansry TO- win draw interest from January J.
'"""-'' " PHILIP BIssINGER, President
n r. AaTHog Treararer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-24
PROPOSALS for WAGON and AMBU.

l.
OFFICE or DEIOT QJAKTEdAAsiER (
JEFFTBsoSyI Ind, Dee. -, ls79.
SEALED PROPOSALS. In trplirate subject 10 the usual
copdition- received lids cfee un o'clock az
at which time and place fcy Will
be opened In Of beT for furnishing and do
states Array Harness complete aud one Hundred
QOOl sets four mule Ambulance harness complete
Biders in what quantity they VIII make iEe-
ries and delivery OF the whole qab
THE Harness will subjected n rigid inspection DeOs
acceptance, aud found 70 the standard VIII he re-
ftn len davs alter snch rejection Proposals for
a less number than the whole required VIII be received
The the right 20 reject any or ali pro-
posals preference will be given 70 Articles OF domestic
SIan nrooosa, and printed specacai well
should be addressed undersigned and
odorsea Proposals for Wagon aud Amoulance Harness
-" JAMES A. EKlS,
Deputy @. NJ. General, Depot Qpartermssier
TINO STEAMSHIP BUILDERS, PROPOSALS
Il for BCILDiSG n STEAM PRoFELLOR tor the UNI.
TED STATES MARINE HOSPITAL SERVICE
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON DC, Jan. ~, lsSo
SEALED PROPOSALS viii DO iecslyed by the under
signed until ~ OF THURSDAY the 9th day Of Feb
Tarv so for the OF steam Propeller for tho
Unei states Hospital Service at the port Of New
York. -, -, -, -
necessary information will be shed 10 bidders appca
lion 10 the surgeon charge of Marine Hospital at Pbae
mia baltimore. New.YOrk and Boston, ana the surgeon
The night reserved TO reject or al bids should II De
deemed Tor the OF the Government 80 20 90
- (~isnedl JOHN SHERMAN,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-24
PRINT CLOTH MARKET

FALL ElyEn Mass. Jan. 23.The Printing Cloth Insrkf
hiss shown a good demand fbiac Tor "a square C0th
which ~ declined by si factHrers The narke ciosn
strong al C. for the above, and &C OI hOxab ClOhs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-24
election Notices.
OFEiCK or TIE STANDARD
CONSOLIDATED MINING COMPANY


CONSOLIDATED MINING COMPANY,
FRANClsCO. January Il, lS-0)
THIRST ANNUAL MEEIlNG.-1he first m
nual meeting of the ekboders Of the above named
company election Of SEVEN DIkECTOkS, ana the
transaction OF such otlcr business ~ may be InS VII
be held on Mon DAY. FEBRUARY 2 1880. tftrst Mo day
I'M Feruayl AZ Ococt that day, AZ ne Office OF the
COMPANY -. Nevada Block No. oO9 MontsouierYst
Francisco. California - 80
transfer looks viii closed Tuesday January 20 $780,
at > ocIoek H. VIII remain closed until after the an
meeting. s--.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-24
Gales bn AnrtioN.

GOVERNMENT SALE of LIVE OAK
N TIMBER-Seyen thoussed three hundred and forty:
Of A. seary the CITY oi si no sold
Tsnrsry b. lssO at l2 O'Clock This b,ber ~
spbuiders and owners OF ship ysrds W. for
Iacksouyille Fla. Jan. ,. 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-24
Savings Banks.

I1XCFL SIOR SAVINGS BANK, Sixth-ave.,
II cor 2sd.st.-TwENTY SECOND DIHinEN D--on and
ser MOS DAY January 1850 there viii he paid depos
fes annual interest ~ the rsie
CENT aunuui accoOus OF - w an, MOI
80 ceednR scotland -FOUR PER CENT per on All &C
counts exceeding $500 Money deposited on or peoiy an1s
M vii draw from January /. r. N. HAZARD Pres
H. h IhOHpb" -" WV a. C WALDO. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-24
financial.

A Ill stockholders of the Germania Petroleum
~ CO. cal on or write 20 JOHN rDNplk, 10 hroaa-st
NAVY DIRK and OSWEGO MIDLAND
"A. EAtIJtJAD BONDs and crOCk want 4. ,..,,
EDW. G. FOX CO. Walist
pANKFRS and CAPITALISTS VIII want to
rtf go Tribune Almanac ir-O ~ gives The fgure1
United itrvcnuo and EXpen allure slco 1910 Fce
- cents hv rnat-
30 Ioris fKos MOUNTAIN AND 80 rrEgvi
RAILWAY Co. 20 Nas<su-st, an. TO- i0fV'
DY ORDER of the Board o. Directors, the
- transfer lolls ~ To 81 Louis Iron Mountain On
como bonds rroncued the mOruing oi me avn M.
or such Transfers said bonds shall expressly incuie al
urraid interest ncriurd deferred fHf irnflos
moi made in such hc books VII tcr1m closed i,
~ fu0ruipr OF he .,t 0uh dlY OF March uHNf.
D. Va. NcWiLLhNs. 1rc2surer
NURYSOLITE. CHRYSOTITE.- Third diyi-
- dtrd $50 900 making sdou.NOp in . months Lite
i aIso luy rs,d ded-. Both these ~iocss AFRO Bull
Domuco OF silver Onn Mayhoa 20 bought and soil daf.
Nash IS HERbAfD. -5 tciafs ST.
CLINTa aud PERE MARQUEE T. RAILWAY.
Holders th. o. this Compsny VINO are dorrons
of cpanr scheme Oi LcDrg ntatun arr Lefeu
.lff th.t thrv must dtfust their WITH elmer OF
he following Repositories by ir Let 81 February nrKt
MCDANIEL Natioral Bank New Bedford; Iist Natonal
Rank tea. Merchants Exchange Naiuaal bank, NtN'
Work. VITO negotiable receDts for The sne The
certicatss should have power Of attorney hed UP ana as
firuosl th- CON niiliec-
2GN SLY n; TO-, Pss Go Fa4o
A. q. nEOWEE, Nfsron~ite /: A IL way
IA. u. FISH. o.
II. a. = POST Chairman W.
December ~ 1873
GAS STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-24

W. uAXTIN, Xice-Pres. and Secy.
Cyrus NTSS, Assistant Sec J.
T.. =. FRENCH, SHp't Of igen les.
&. w. NcCEEADB, ~. d., ~ edical Examiner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-24
T'IVENTY-SIXTH DIVIDEND.

4 U"FICE or The STAR FIEE INSURANCE Co, }
III BR0ApwAf. NhW YORK. ! 90. 2, lSSl.)
Al meeting of the Beard OF Directors hell this day
SFMTANNCAL DIVIDE d OF (FIN - PER CEN
was declared payable on demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-24
-NTH nIX[DEND.

1 s OFFICE OF rEE NEw.Y ORK EQ TABLE, INSURANCE CO.,
5s " ALLsT.. INV NOEE. Jau. !. 1889
The Roart of Directors his cay ARID rIMlAN
NUAL DIVIDEND Of 1--WE fEl cent FayHe.e 9n ana
afer Ire l2h INST ChAN. J." tu-sN'
u nrl lem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-24
financial.
W. A. BREWER, Jr, President.

Net assets, December 81. 1873 ..
Receipts during the year, for
icmiam9. ...... .,....-...-..-,
For iutcrcsL.............-...-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-24

THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL liAlLRokD COM ANY
IRT isUREKs OFFICE. ROON No 4S :
GgAED CENTAAr DEPOT, SEw- YORK. Dec. 10 Bla
rEHE DIRECTORS of this Company have
this day declare a dividend OF FOUR PER CENT upon
ito oapa payable the ID day OF February next at
This Oilce.
The transfer closed at O'Clock p m. sat
uId9y 37th Inst and VIII be Teopened on the morning VI
'' - - O. XANpERBILT. Treasarer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-24

WANTED. .
w Cairo aud ~. LOUIS Railway stock
Central dorado imprcyement COMPANY
Southern Colorado Coal ana Iron Company stock
FOR SALE-Atantc and Great Western RAILWAY sl0ch.
ASIEL& co. 81 Exchange place
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-03-12
Talking the Census,

Only In rare cases will the limit of a
population of 1900 be accepted as terri
tory for one enumerator.
In general each town and township
will make one district. If the estimated
population Of the town be seven OF eight
hundred II will be constituted district.
Enumerators must be residents in all
cases The work must be done In June.
In cities of over 10000 inhabitants il
must be done in two weeks.
There will be no political preferences
and no violent prtisans employed,
Enumerators will be chosen from
among active, smart, sound applicants
Old or broken men will not be subjected
TO that which would be an act of cruelty
70 them by appointing them 10 an Office
they could not well I'll.
Appointees must be accurate IN figures
good writers and they must be Of good
address fI.a
The superintendent says that women
may serve 10 pisces, ~.
Those who accept enumeratOrships can.
not back out niler they are sworn. al IA
A postniasief, D minor, justice OF the
peace, constable, on county. .oilicer1 lsiueh-
gible. SOC ..see-iH .if % iUI
Persons who apply must state their res
idenee, their age, etc, and should NOT ask
silly or voluminoNs questions whenh max
ing application.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-03-12
COLUMBUS LETTER.
The Lingering Legislators } unket-
COmmittees-Pen Hill.

1t must be admitted that those who ex-
pected a short and business like session OF
the present Legislature, haYe begun to
think of late that they will be disappOint-
ed, and unless care is exercised the teuaci-
ty OF the Assembly in drawing out long
term will have a decidedly bad effect.
Some say that so many bills Of Importance
have occupied the attention of the mem
bers while others say "the slow and sure
way is the BEST A gentleman with
whom | was talking yesterday on tie
probabilities Of an early adjournment, said,
You see there's somany new hands at the
machine that it takes some time for them
to get acquainted and get down to solid
work" This is true partially, but surely
time enough has elapsed for the most un-
sophisticated "Hon." TO have learned all
the "hooks and crooks" Of State Legisla-
tion. Much time has been spent in junk
citing around at the various State institu-
tiont, where the committees % spend sew
eral days at time living of the State.
Only last Friday evening | happened to
board a train on the Columbus & Toledo
road, and there found Gen. Frederick
Blenkner in charge Of two car loads OF
Legislative junketers" bound for Toledo,
| where they said they were going TO visit
Alt DNhNt IT AnutlJ AAhAIulllkf hhh lhAkllk
| from several kilograms sent from upper
Sandusky to parties in Toledo, by Senators
| Oltagan, OF Sandusky, and Howard, Of
Toledo, it looks as though there was big
| sized Job on hand which was OF interest
| enough to parties in "Frogtown" for them
| to pay hack hire and hotel bills for the
party. 1t was a decidedly Democratic
delegation. One member, who appeared
tired and sleepy, doubtless from overwork
/ in the House, had doubled himself up in
thelseat and was snoring of about 40 knots
an hour. Gen. Blekner, who always has
charge Of the commissary department on
such trips, applied restorative to the
| sleeping beauty, in the shape Of a pint
bottle, and the rapidity with which the
member awoke from his slumbers was re.
markabe. The train with this load Of
dead heads became very unsteady in its
notion in-so-much so that up thiSside Of
Carey, the engine struck a couple Of horses
and it was an amusing sight to see the
solons trying to "get up bill, or make a
motion whereby the horses might be re-
leased from the cattle.pit in which they
we're fastened, without little work. An
Armstrong" bill however, was required
and by the aid Of some rails and few
"heave Ohsp the frightened animals were
extricated and the train moved on. The
conductor remarked to passenger after
the delegation had left the train that she
had so dead heads, but in the morning
there would be go 'swelled' heads. Most
of this delegation remained there unit
yesterday, and still they can't get through
the work in time to adjourn by 80 days
session.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-03-12

Some pains are being taken to call at
tention to the character OF the wilkins
school-boOk bill now before the Legisla-
ture. 1t is charged that there is a little
jobbery about 1t, which boOk-making mo-
nopolists are interested in. The jugglery
of the thing is claimed to be apparent
enough to be seen through without much
ogling. So far as we are able to under
stand the matter as set forth in the Board
Of Trade, the plan is to repeal an already
existing law, the provisions of which are
in themselves wholesome.