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MAGAZINES.

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THE Dramatic Magazine Is n now venture
In field often troddon, but never with my
Great SUCCESS, In this country. 1{Ate Field
Is the only writer OF any reputation In the
list Of contributors to the iiEst number, md,
unless 1t does butter III tho future. the now
periodical will deserve the failure 1t IL pretty
sure to meet, There nre, however, always
sonic shortcomings In first number, so that
It Is hardly fair to crtIclse 1t, or to Judge OF
what sort OF an adult tho babe may become.
So far, II appears to need strong, wholesome
tourlshment.
Tho Unitctl Scrvico for June is number
of ullusual tntercst. It's contents arc: "trhe
Italian Nav" u; +" 1nll!an Story- Lhnd"; "The
Career OF Commander W. u. Gushing u;
"Cayalry"; "Don Nippon" "I.lueal vs.
negmcntal pIonotion"; Wants Of tho
Na%yICannon Bits St Army !i!y Ety1nolo,;
STUFF: ot,!cHrs"; "seaSoast Cannon and tha
the usual editorial notes, etc: The writer's
of these articles are men who have evidently
givun ,nucll. tiino and attention to tho sub
jects treated.
Tho cou,ents OF 3facmt,ia7l's afaqazfra for
blAy are: lie tint WI! Not Whem llo
N M!" ieon iS!Escct; fsp,ssas A
Wemyss Reid; IAN Escape for Life frotn
FlI(nlI Cyclune": "lho Book of DumbArt0il-
sliirv," by j. Scott keltie; :" Sllelley's Life
NeRr Spexz!l, Ills Death aid DNrlnis," by II.
Buxton FOrniai,; "Dr. Cumming, tho Abol!-
uoniat," by Thomas Hughes, O. c.; "tUYM.
lull,lb' In q li!ntt0O playlollse,n BY Harold
1lttiednle; and The Liberal Majority" Ry
James II. 'rhurslield.
The Californian fortune Is at hand. Ills
A very full and Interesting number. Tht
leaAtnH articles nru entitled: 1.-THE Iute!-
oceanic Callnl aid Geographical Congress -,
"shosnolse rs "saad, ~ 's ciaptsr tsa W.; "Ths
Fraud"; IA 7Hunl,i,or in tile 6aulle'' II;
aNotablc Autographs" IL; "Bhelley and
Of Of li" Hlaba,na"; "oar schoois"; and *
Visit u tho Samoun or Crocodile Caves"
l)e Lcsseps, J0aquiu Miller, II. n. Flske.
and Davidson are among the contributors to
this number.
TIE June atlantic continues Mr.. Iiowell's
Undiscovered Country nil1 hlr Altlr!cll'S
"6tlllwntar trlngudy," which are atneng tho
best serial stories now appearing ~ any
magazine IN tha English language. This ar
ticles Ut political fntpgust include q suggest
I've lcttar frOnl An "0ld WRT-I1orso 10 u
Young Politician" and o curcfui papet OIL
"Tia Political Attitude ot the South.ha! Ed
ward Atkinson, OF Huston, writes fprctbly OF
"Tho unlear1ied, prafesslons,e which Ill
clllda merchants, manufacturers, ru!lWay..
0WneE8, nnd OthOr wipldUrs OF tho cAp!tul
and material forces OF thu community. pr.
Angel contributes another Interesting series
OF Records Ut W. II. Hunt" Prot. 6haler,
, 1880-05-22

n discussion on "The Availability Of Enor.
Ey." which lie considers With reference to
the quantities Of matter by which 1t Is man.
1nfectlous and Contagious Diseases 1T Chii-
lrcn." "Tllc Rate Of Animal Development"
Is m interesting biological study by Or. J.
W. Slater; and there II a paper on "ArtlG-
experiments upon that subject, which have
been equally exciting 10 the dealors who
ttade In diamonds and tho ladies who wear
nieM:, Prof. Newcemb gives a brief but in
terestsng sketch, Of the celebrated natron-
omer, Prof. Otto Wilhelm Struye, Of Tlussla.
who lately visited this country. Tho editor
DISGUISE" Sociology and Theology at Yale
College," and tho "Affs,ise OF the 8cience-
Primers" TINT hare lately come so much
into Vogue.
, 1880-05-22

Norsford's Acid Phosphate has boon used with
excellent success for svAsickncHd. 1t CAUSES tho
violent sylnrtoms 70 Yield Hnd giYo way " \
haRttaful action VI the functions Impaired
, 1880-05-22

THE AuDD8' NATIONAL aCMO0I. FOR
THE HEED ORGAN. ny W. +. Eunps. tlItl)
Mr. 8. IL we1l known a. one Of our heat cUmpuscru
for the phnofoeto. 1lts now School eontatns 4eaat
hAs the recommendation OF q modoruie price.
, 1880-05-22

From tbs London AfhrHH1M.
LONDON, April o0.-A. ]. ELLIS, Esq, In the
chair. Tho Rev. ". s. Lacll-Szyr1na read
paper on international Spelling Reform"
III 1t he discussed the possibility Of framing
a system which, beyond English. should III
clutle nil tho important languages Of the
civilized world. Systems hitherto proposed
for that object were too complicated for gcn.
eral use; even that Of Lepsius, which tho
lecturer preferred. erred in the multi
tude Of its dlacrltics. Practically, the
hRsEs for new system WAS either the
Roman ors the Cyrlllle alfahet. The
latter was bnsed upoll a perfectly toncticc
theory, and was used by q lnrge portion Of
rlunkind; but It seemed very doubtful
crn Europe. We were, therefore, driven to
the Rptlian alfabet as tile only practical
base. The lecturer then cxponnded Ills own
suggested alfabet, !n which the vowel signs
were used for the short Italian .yowels, and
tllo long vowels' and various notifications Of
the consonalts were Indicated by simple
diacrlt!cal marks, such rs Il dot Or an accent.
Mr.. Lacli-3zyrmn pointed out the great adyn1i-
tnge In learning to rcad ones own and f0r-
eIgn languages, aud concluded Ivy suggest
hi a congress of spelling rcforners for the
discussion of questions relative to Interim
ttQnul reform.
, 1880-05-22

TEMPERANCE JnYyEIg. as eta, or kAd1 PER dnEen J
iThe.e ars axsta aaoi fcmpc;rsnes Song noass'
reTsncS JaweIs Il hy j. IT, Teney md tho iev. H. A..
and Ii. b. Befvoss.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-07

LIVE STOCK MARKErS-BY TELEGRAPH
BUFFALO Feb B-CsTTIR-Receipts TODAY. $50 head tVa
for far 1044O head for the same ,ine %
week 10 70 head cpnzgned through 0J5 rAfs naiht
tending downward Conn on Native Steei nn
Mich nDsod salcs OF Good 10 Choice steers NJ - NJ
dS4 90 900 -. .o,., for
SHHTP AND LAMBs-Receips todsv. 5000 head toal Io'
the Tins far Z7.7OO heads for The same ue A AZ
% head coDsicned through 35 ears
rnand prices sisde higher offerings geneaiN o. t ~
guaity sales Good Western sheep Al 20 80
IS so asking SO for Extra with - 20 bid far 70 NO
Western Lambs 50 80 OaS6 20; no Cana on sic ,,rs
far 80 7j for the time last week, ZoDnv It
cOslnnrd through l5I market easier Geiuahn -
sales Good Choice Workers at a. 15dt4 50 ran
a 6OdSl 7O Medium and Heavy. - boo@t ~ fNI t-''
81 9tdsf 70 Pigs - fO0ff - icst grades dsp
fruC ,gO Feb 6-hOG~- Receipfs 2-Ot heaa shlf..i'
5O head market dull and shade .oweri ne 81, y
ffaAe Was large Mixed Packing - 2JdS4 4O gh - 'V
- 40. Choice Heavy. - JjG<i 90. .o,'--, ,,ar
CArILF-Iecepts. j.0uO head shipments 5,Ouo hthu
ket inactive ard prices shade on Shppng b.
sockes ana Feeders steady gnd firm al - Oes5 eO bu
srs quiet weak NJ y aS3 %. ooo -. r,s,tet
sHfEP- Receipts. l.4Oo head shipments 500 heaa oe
fair demand and firm ~ S3 bJNS0 % Non"o" 0'
Gull Eat sheep active 49,. e,.,..,rr "a oOa
sS 30 Mixed Packing - iOeSf 80. Butchers 10 70 ,S e
- 3OSSl 90; receipts g. 100 head shipments o-uO he
acve demand for llOO 10 ltlO slee's ~
IS 25ds5 30; Medium Fair LOO 10 l40o AVERAGE %
Light Steers, $50 10 lao 10 Aote1
Stock scarce and wanted COWS a
era 56aSB 75 Southwest steers - 20a - 20
a. aSi 80 receipts LOO head: shipments nO neu T.
SHRYr-Steady; Fair 20 Good Heavy ~ 5O~ao - "a
ports as 5Od$6 receipts. 600 head spneriA Sooo heA
New-York tribune., 1880-02-07
THE STATE OF TRADE.

r,vvppoo- Feb G-Pork-Prmo Eastern. ful
AZ 81, Western dull st 90 Bacon-Cumoerlsnd @ @Cus
dull AZ STe short Rip. dun az 81: Long Ciea, e,
AIN a. S. sborf Clear dnIl Mt 376d. Hams-Long Cut
dnli Al 52 shoulders dun 25 Bee-lnGla Mess, n'. ~
al So: Extra Mess duh al 9a Prime Meas 80, u"I i, =
dun at sG6d. Turpenpne-spirits. oul; a. %
steady al 49d: Fine. duh at 10. Cheese
American Choce. dull at 49, Lard on, Gull q ~ - Z
steady az 10 Id. spung. No. 2. sicaiy nj lctd NV
Winter Western steady at 1Old. Rev SouiheTn MiD'o
COri--MIxPd, Gull NJ bod. 'or ou hlat
New dul SIS @d C9tIonseed o-leiow American n%n m
Ro,su-COmalun, al London. steacy AZ D. iW
penfine-Sprtts. London. duh and nominal at 81.
IIyKRPoO Feb. 6-l2:aO T. m.-lad 81 per ewt ior Ais
fcan Racou So Sd per cwt. for Long clear hndes, ah
81 "a. for hort Clear Middies ,,,....
IryrRpoOI Feb G-l3O D. m-Brca1stufs steady Whehi
l0Td h per GENITAL for California CiuD The receipts
Wheat Tor Inc past "a 600 centas
ieI O1 cenfas Amercan market Yarns and faOrlc
at Manchester Is nrm and tending upward. - 49, ,
IiyFRroof Feb 60 D. ClOverseed. 4Zd a. per V"h
for Red. Common Rosn, 20.
ioSDON Feb 6-5 D. m.Itehned Petroleum. 6sd per gal
New-York tribune., 1880-02-07
COTTON MARKETS.

IyERroo FEB l2S9 %Ceion GSS qsio and ss ,ie36y %
100 bates pecnlson export Recolps
1920 bales including $3.50 bales Amenoas
77.d.; Murc and A9ril delivery Is1i Go ApIi dlIe
June ard July delivery al sales 'l.o6
bales, ,Amer.can,JfO 900 bales bpeeuti9is ook -;
direct 70 spnncfs 5000 baeS actual eKpor DIES
total receipts. iOl 900 bales Am9re1n M siwO ~ loto -
Cotton adoat, 2Jl 600 bAes Americin 2jS009 bales
LyrgTSS MSSng FfS 6,s,l. Ss9 81 E. nNdd"s OPAo'
I9yEarooI Fe6 g. nns sales o. oS,'I1 % m
ding clause March and Apr delivery 7Ssd do April and
So , ssie@Ser ana 6sI56er doiSsrS ied dO
ap' rceroo Fsb 6rfs Seezs crcunr Of the Liverpool
Cotton Brokers Associate says Cotton was IN good he
mand hroug ghout TIE week aud considerable business wa
0llf xfGusfa, Feb 6-Cottsn nm; siaanng, l9Sei low
saes iOol bales; stock ss n 1870 bae. is5g IoSss
bales weekly reoeips 1888 bales; shipments 2264 bales
'ns' sSifisogr, Feb ec&ion n@ Maen9s: lse 10y Low
grs S5 baos exports cOstWlse 10 bales 3le 2l5 bales
seinIe5s %V1 6ao & a- eSrs To- Great ritan E7t
Isies: % he Continent baios coastwise ESQ bales
'll sosro Fe5 6-Gouon dun Middhng. l3iea4 Low MD
dins l2.s' & GSa eIHis to Grea, Ertain s bales
sioes 1890 bales weekly net rsee2i ssi ns,es gross
GnARLEsIoS teb 6.cotion h1n, gmet MdGnE ,a I2S,c.
gso iaes sales 800 bales stock 4G.34l bales;
bsies 70 the Continent 35 bales co,twse 24Si bales
mddinE i2e Good Ordinary ~ Sc toeslpts SSI % Ssss
shipments 40 bales; sales $40 bales STOCK vS9s oases
VI ,9SSsis Feb 6~coIIon quiet Mddng l2sc Low
Kors 20 Great Britain bales sales o2O bales
sost 6sss aSs1s ssScr eSsi to rst Britain 6i
bales cCasws g'S ,Sss, SaIs 'iss msdss iae
Low Midding 2sc; Good Ordinary l2ci net rscsil,r
ss2 s1i m Sss weekly net
xs5ss bsissi gross. A7,1zi bales ohp0" "ieA' N''A'
New-York tribune., 1880-02-07
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
FRIDAY. Feb. 6, 1850.
Asnrs-nniet. nnchanged.

ASH lS-Oulet nnchRnEtN -. ,-.rJ,o a
COAiA fair business the cold weather OF ate having .
GOOD e6eci on trade prices firm Anth Rcite by tbe cargo
g eo ~ 40 LIVERPOOL House Camel Sll Liverpool
81 newcastle do Cakng $S scotch steam
si steam IS 75dS4 Provincial S3 7004 currency Ieh-
svyaeia asf WestmOrelaDd Gas. 81 23d$4 I5 Mest II
c1na do - Cumberland BrOadop and Ciearhed 70 zoo
SCoFFFF MaracabO l3halSc. with sales 24l2 t2gs OK
rrnary including some fsncy
6tler Min get unchanged Rio quiet at 1876 i0r ran
X 393 bacn OK Harrox sold at Ia
CHICCOfsY-U Unchanged
COCOA Qu.ct and unchanged. -, .,...., .
,ses eg bales 400 evening Including 4OOfor export oo
far snnlrs for speculation; LOO bales were
tred on coniracts Receipts al the ports today 5d55
this day last week. ano zoS1
~ sst ,osr for the weas lU875S bales AGAINST
i9s 200 ba las 1872 bales Tins week sI
since Sep. nDer 7, 3SIOS5f Daes against o'a~o'"0- ~
rig sar.c last season. - 49,
New-York tribune., 1880-02-07

7s6 France s420 bales 70 the Continent 1855
bales: coaStwise. 3. az bslos sales ~. 700 bales.
NORFOLK. Feb 6--COtton firm; Miidng l2sgc.; net re
ceps 1870 bales; exports e0aswise. I9 bales sales 6S3
bales 80 365 bales weekly receipts H. l52 oaesi
exports 10 Great Britain 42Ol bales eoswse 5s9s oaes
sales $40 bales.
PInLADRPHIA Feb. G.-Coton firm Middling l34c: Low
Middng &c., Good Ordinary 128c; net receipts 70 bales
gross bales: sales spnners III baes stock lH4s1
bales weekly receints 39g bales le23 Oales
exports IN Great Britain l25 bales sales 1881 bales spn
neis 3.743 bales. -
sAvANSAH Feb. 6-Coton very irm Middnng l2e Low
Middlng I2aec.. Good Ornirv, Sci net receipts Ozc
bales. sales 1000 bales; last evening soc bales; stock
~ sS3 weekly receipts 1914 bales gross 10 5
bales exports the Continent 3326 bales ooastNiee oUio
bales sales. IA, 900 bales
New-York tribune., 1880-02-07

PHIL ApFIPTuA Feb. 6.-WooL-Fim. with an upward ten
dency supply light Ohio Pennsylvania aud West Virginia
Xxx and above 52a5jc.; \, 52a53ci Medium, 5ldoOci
Coarse d54e; York. Michigan Indiana and Western
Pine and XX, 49o5c;i Medinm 55a3sci Coarse o.
d53c; ashed Conbng and Deai4e Fine Washed Deane
and Xxx. 52a55c; Medium Washed Combing and Delain
do. DO do. 55C; canada Washed Combng %
955c; TUB Wsshed-Cholce, 5sa62c; Fair 57a5Sc.; Un-
washed Combing and Delainc-Medum Unwashed Comb
43af5C: Coarse 30. do, do. fNd i2c.;
Bright Unwashed Cl0thing-Fne or X and Xxx, S8dS6c,
Melun 43di5c: Coarse 40d42o: Dark Earthy Unwashed
Ciothing-Fne y 32c Medium 800 7c Coarse 33635c;
Oregon-Fine 4Od35c; Medium. s0df6o; Coarse. 40Hi2ei
Caorna-Flne 3OdfOc Medium 80 45c; Coarse, 81 al
New Mexcan and Colorado-Flne, Soa4Oca Medium, 80
4Cc Carpet Wool. 25 5a3Uc; Puedkxtra Merlno.
45d55o. super, 50d55c. Lambs super. 6OdJ5c.
BRAZILIAN COFFEE AND COTTON TRADE.
RIO pR JAyuRO Feb 5-Te crop of Coee s reported
good Private adyices estimate the Cotton crop
at 4,2JOOO bales.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-07
r,,RopEAx FINANCIAL Markets

LONDON Feb 6-l2SO 9s&e & Tor oG1n n nSsy %
sas IosT Atanfie ana Great Western hrst mort age
srnsfees certfcaes ~ do. second 35t Enc IhNaS
ses lois 40 second c0nsOis 9a New Jersey Centf con
sois To- ILLINOIS Central 1915 Pennsylvania central "a
Reading 35 ~. o.r,o.s ono,o ,hrea nor
csn renes M 81 francs centimes for the account
oxDoN Fen 6-3 D. DOnds IOur per cent iOo "a
New hyes. lO5. ,- no, .. ho.h v,oro~
and the account u s. bonds four per cents lO6s; New
Gyes IoJss Atlantic Great Western hrs inortgage tuS
ices certificates ~ second eosois 49, limos Cen
tIa, 1O79 - , ,. ,,,.a nor
6-5 p. m.-Paris adVlces quote thtee peN
cen, rsntes M 80 francs for the account
PSRIs Feb 6-Exchange LONDON. 20 francs 1912 cen
lofe heck
New-York tribune., 1880-02-07
o,ITPFRIOR COURT of the CITY of NEW
Allsreli

DR. BATE, 13 Park Row.-Neryous Debility.
Premature Weakness special diseases radically speedily
cured medicines prepared
AIDES. DRINK SERKYS TEA, and be
Iesuiin siihoat using dangerous cosmetics sEkkrS
TEA removes eTuPtions 0 the skin clears us
80 ,ones ma whole Those who n sfflke al tho
o and beauty and youthful freshness insteah OF
destroying losh cosmetics To be bought only of tho
sERtEYs TIsA Co, $40 Arch-st, philadelphia Orders oy
mail promptly sent at Doc and al pet box IADeai aiscos
10 trade.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-07
Bnslncss Chances.


4 FIRST CLASS MILLINERY and DRESS
"A MAKING Business for sale good stoce good WIZ etc,
dtting all IN good order place fora No nessa ger as
there hers that do this branch perieety iang
eyesight oi selling ptice reasonable 10 gOoi
pafty none need ans meaG business An
swcT for ono week AfILLfN NJ and DRESSMA kER, Lock
Box -. New Milford, Conn.
A LAWYER. located in hOurishine Western
n oty, Lake Terminus Of r. RI population 4.Ouv Ug.dg
wishing retire offers fcr sae Va audD Plul"
erfv and nisfnes particulars made known applcaio
Address H. Box aG6. Ludiugton. Mason co, Miclisa1.
TOR SALE insNew- York City.-A mannfac-
turing 0bbng business good character I'm estS-
Die location well esaoished about $1,000 VIII be II.
onred reasons given Tor sehAg Auutess
BONA FlDE. BOX 20 IuOtne Umo.
TOR SALE. Valuable Charcoal Furnace
property Hampshire Co West virginia near bsii noreS
on n r. about well ed WITH large deposits
OF superior quality wheels aud bessehef insi
improvements one furnace aut buildings engine ~c tohi
plcte: ready immediate operation nye m0lit csai
on hand. Apply TO TITUS : EMERY, 5Zo MMhetst,
Philadelphia
DESTAURANT FOR SALE.-First-class,
IL doing GOOD business also will bay tor ca "a one located
below tue Pafs where trade be ineie2s,o AddIees
STOUT. Box S,Ge2, r. o.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-07
5ales bu Aueilon.

WILLIAM ABBOTT, Auctioneer.-By yir.
w tueof chaei mortgage will sell on this lth dAy ot
rar,a,y al O n the forenoon, the tntlre fuf.
pi,nre and ixiures JsPFERsoN hQIEi ALE chat
On" %" Attorney ior Morigagce.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-07
fosi ana founo.

7 OST.-Bank Book No. Il1,s17, issued by
The f,erman savings Bank, the CITY ot New iork 70
hsns Pahde ismssing The aReer holder of tho book
q orsie 10 deliver to the Bank II not restored oetoro
he January 1880 appicapon ti 10 nsae W soo
bank for a new BOOK
4 OST-Bank book No. 112,5 issued BY the
German savings Bank in the City of Nswf y % 70 & Ia
aaested 10 dsver bank III not restored before
febraIy ls $780, application VIII DO maae " 'ne SA '
new book.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-07
11vr srncK MARKnrs-nY TRLEHRAP

iasr week Market Hogs 1bon steady a. 5ds 70 sc
| Late yesterday Kirby Co sold l42 ONO hoes i'V ~
| eralr. al 6lsc. 20 Pigs 50 n. az olscr
New-York tribune., 1880-02-07
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET
WOOL MARKET.

FALL RIVER Mass. Feb G-Printing Cloths have oeen IN
more emand with O 10000 pieces spots and March
delivery 5 cash. the market closing very strong at ths
quotation.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-07
feaal Notlres.


IL PURSUANCE of an order made by ihe
common Pleas In the city aDd County OF New loi;
on the IAN day January $780, notice hereby gwen 70 az
the creditors aud having CLAIMS against tetnhah a
RenedIT doing business In the CITY OF New YORK t
tbey present their claims with the vouchers
therefor any subscriber the duly aoln as
suee Ferdinand A. Beneikt tOs e keuea % ms
creditors his place Of ransaciDg business az the Oce OI
LYMAN Rnaskopf No. l54 Nassau ST., Newly ork Guy on .
before day OF Pr isso-Datei New iors annaiy
Attorney assignee No. l0l EasSaus Tribune BuL0iHs
New-lork City.
Janl1 lawOw5
SUPERIOR COURT Of the CITY of NEW
y YORK-HENRY A. CRAM and GEORGE H. MOORE
as Executors under The last VIII ana tesla
menf Of GE RGE CLARENCE CRAM deceased, p.aInilEs.
against MARIE SCHMITT anG AUGUST SCBMItl.
CHnRLES ELMORE. SOPHIE FLEIsCHAAN and
CUAFJES KORN, defendants s-Snmmons:-rO the aOOye.
named defendants and each OF them; YVn are hereby
summoned to the complaint In lhis acIioa' ana
10 serve copy your on the pantns attorney WIN
sv Of the day service and OF IA epbea
or answer Judgment win be taken against you oy dea Tor
re relief the complaint Dated October ~,
1879. IL - CHA W. y.. x,,.,, ct,,x
The Charles Eimore, SOPHIE fleischnaa aud
Charles korn. . , o, 49,. H.. ., ,,,.,,o..,o,
10 an John sedgSick one of the lus
ices of the superior dated 9Th Of N0yemDcrs 1870
and 6led the complaint In the office OF the Clerk OF this
ourt a Comfy Court House In the City Of New York
Dated New York. Nov 0. le1s: - -. =. -
IT, y CRAM. Airy for Pfhs, 6o. .waii-sts.H =. city
laHOWS
New-York tribune., 1880-02-07
THE MARKETS.

TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Pa. North River. Vessels and Railroads
q o. L
New-York tribune., 1880-02-07
AREMTS e. YOUNG,
NO. o NEW-Sr.
DEALERS IN

Alabama Central First Mortyage aud Iucome Bonds
Central Railroad OF Iowa Fst aDd second hoftGase bonu
Central Railroad Of Ohio Bond. ard STOCK,
Caulr Central First Mortgage Bonds
tlty at iOustOH Texas Bonds,
Central Color do Improvement phiY hps anu 'oOA'
Flint aud Ptro Marquette Bonds ana stock ,c.-.
Flint aud Ptrc MBrqee Ger hcac'of fltIetIVn Slous,
Indiana Oils and 81 Louis fIr- second Mortgage Bonds
Kansas md Nebraska FIRST and second BONDS
Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad Bonds, al issues, ,,
Memphis and Little Rock frst Mortgage hohus ah" 9VooA'
Meuphis city Bonds.
Mobile city bonds, ,.,.-. p..,.
New Jcrsey Midland First and Second Mortgage Bonds
New York OGwego Midland Bonds, stock abu No's.
Western Common anu ieieiIro SueA
Peoria Decatur and Evansville Bonds ana HtNA'
Port ROYAL Railroad Income Bondy,
south Caro- ina raj road Bonds aud STOCK,
south carolina CousOls. ,,-.--- po.t.
~ Joseph ami Pacific first AMI Seconu horiego ""''
st. Joseph Western stock,
Sbuther Kalrad ~ mississippi B0nds ara
Wisconsin Central First Ncrt2Rge Bonus -. ,,,,ss
wilmington columbia and Augusta First Morigsge Jonds
New-York tribune., 1880-02-07
NIEW .LERSEY MIDLAND RAILWAY %

n y y
- probable that an immediate ae OF tho
NcN-JCr.cl Midland Railway may o. effected
The cnry drlOra OF The nrst and second ortgae ods
under tie auiZation Committee retained o
1874 and $50 COUPONS the funded interest bonds Tor
1879 aud b1J couptuH. , ,,.,
d. d. ai.o.n3eIy necessary thn these coupons ana minded
rsf bonds be drfosited before the sale ~ The rcad Hold
90 v pDse ihrn once To the central lfus
o numbers OF tic
10 wi .cI tiry lfluAE
Crrtineatrs vii Ice iauei therefor without adhtlona
crlr First aun mortgage bonds with past due con
rons aud fafo bonds attached viii ID. lrctFtd py
i. iffr Irl.s Company February lr 1850 ou pay
mont % pr ceut par value. tHAkLto fAl,9DN.s
Chairman Purchasing Commttce.
80 Pine ST., r. q. Box 70.
NEy York February o 1ssO.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-07
COTTON RECEIPTS.

NEw. YORK. Fob 6.-The following are the tota net re-
cepis oi cotton az the aforementioned ports since sePem
New-York tribune., 1880-02-07

nRaLOCK.
gu.nos Ayres. Caornil Common hide
,ss,.--..-...gSSS Ha%;: sss sss e 81 81 e szS
JieAsy. -.-.s~-v
Cooc Damasod...24 ~<o %"E~-" -
Poor Dahdgel. all xmas wv zlc
Export aBd J0bDing fAtnei' he"'F' -'"@'"
UNION TANNED. ~ ooa
rss, .4g Heavy 91sS as'
Niade Bacx ssa Soass mSnos~.. sl s eSa
light CIop.-.--.---3s ~355 H'iN" S~N -
Belses as2oc Calcutta Bnnslo Light Z3e2le; Adde'
2s42fe: Heavy. 23c; Damaged. 2le-Zo
Pig Iron less eSoysns; 90 A@sI q
lower IN Europe bar steady 200 TINS cctnes 70
S s oe m ~ sss iis tors Niddeboro sSl 5O fgD.
ton now quoted sS2ess3, Glenxarnoch s5,GsS3 Carl
demand sales. 100 tons 10 lots. AZ ga
4R43 and 600 tons, Tor fniufe oeitVry. 80
epelisr quiet silean, 6ssc. Domestic &c VI LeSa svo
psfhy With decline in London. traits 24c; aud English
2s Charcoal i1n flvdsiO ~; 90
Tesne 80 % - 20 do. Terne, - 20 29ss b2'o
ssssi Rails sti N firm at 49, ~ the East
Iron - 0f73 for Aueeap with sales OF zOOOD IONS E
eisk 70 arrive on private quoted seS; Of Ola Rails
LOCO tons to arrive cold al S45. s>s
AoLAssEs-Foregn scarce, fIm and nnchanged, oo:
New-York tribune., 1880-02-07
The recepts of -four and grain at the principal
Atlanfsc ports this 9Th day of February were:

The following were the receipts and shipments
aud from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day;
New-York tribune., 1880-02-07
IgUWAUKFF and NORTHERN RAILWAY

NJ INV Al ME- Niiu NUN AAlfiNN At.hi'f'i -
47h IDMpA NN-NOTICE To BONDHoLDEitn.--A ma
,o of M boudhodrs ~ hi. Company have entered into
sn arrcmcut 0Trcose the mogsEe bid n the road and
Al houdhodcrs who desire 20 par
tlrrafe do by having fhfir bonds win y Apgar
Msfchauta xchaugo National Bank, on OF De
fers tne tth day of February ls-o. GUIDO PiisIAR
Chairman ~ The Bondh0iders Commit q
New-York tribune., 1880-02-07

Jersey CITY Is per cent funded debt bond
- due 1909 also Jersey city Improvement per ce
bonds, for sac oJ - - . 80 p, ~, -.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-07

Poor D4U.dQosl. al kinus, s,zUVzIt' o-nn-
Export aBd J0bbing Leather, Heavy zO@]'C'