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The Russellville Democrat., 1880-01-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice for catioi.
LAND OFFICE xf DAHtsSgLLE, AEk.s.
 fypc fa feTg

LAND UFFItE AT UAHDA NELLEt AEt.U
 Dec. 1S, 1879.
 Notice IS hereby given that tho following named settler has filed notice of hts intention to make final proof in support of hts claim, and secure final entry thereof at the expiration or thirty days from the date of this notfcef via samuel D. Warner, Homestead application NJ, 13G20 for the nwLi of nck. sec 1.tp s, 22 west and names the following as his witnesses, vix :! Nj. C. Wharton. of Pope County, and James CaidwrIl, of Pope County, T. M. GIBSON,
 Dec16-jan 10. Register.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-01-15
COLLECTORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that will be at the several voting precincts of Pope Co.,, for the purpose of collecting the taxes for the year 1879, also back taxes on personal property, as follows, to wit:
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-01-15

Dover, balance of the time. or until goth of April.
 Those who do not want to pay cost for being hunted up. had better como foi ward and settle before the 20th of April. K, E. HoGINs, Sheriff.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-01-15

INK MA RH dfter your name signtfes that your tisls is ont aud unless you soon renesc yonr su6-
 scriptioa your nams snast 1e stricken from our
, 1880-01-10

commom 10 extra grades. |
ALBANY. .-...
1psss sgsias 2:psss T. H. ss.eeSs
Vie srs sSse 's s'es sS
Il ssss
SE: s;s; ss4ss. so..
p''o' 'ts"aS IL & ffT2ai iTtsi.rn A.,ottat<a Pres,
osss &hnsEMf M !es sesi s''
,sse s'sss Esst o ~ 'sep t. EaSbs da
''"" sKw YORK.
ri S!ss5 S!sS g. e. SS,as P;!@s
ss ;S IS !;i TSs irss 5 fs:sS;s % 10
As,aqdsy nys sd 70 sS asa %t po
st II sS, ,ss s;sfs ssyc oas's ssi 5 s s
!se;S A?s e. s e :e's: saiS s6p 6ss
noats, :moFfo"s steamers o ca'e"'ses' no"e To-
;ss"ss 4 s f iSs' @
sr LOUIS Jan. n-cAr!LEsepp!y lshs sna d.
Tfa Sss ysas: sspsH S
sssss Ssa5 Sa; ssess: ;:.ss nssa' s :ss
HIiEEiNScarq.s and tlrcr; 10 to 10 averages, 3
4as lis to 100 avcnges, &Lx&ia extra heavy. sa7oS
foos-lllRbor; light shipping. et9944 IS, packing,
S4:fE4laQ; hutchcrs' IN fAncy, 4atb4AUf EccoarSs
atN head, sh!pnents l-hH
KANsAs orrY.
| 6pfetal pspateh to 1h4 Chicago Tribune.
K4s;1s CITY MS SsE a. M ss
s Es4SI Ss!jSS Ss3;S se~' is Cold
| IlO0H-hfcolPts, M eh!rmenA, oEst Attut enelee
hoayy. Nl5a&.1i Hghh GaxSim
| HUFFAL0. .. -...
DurrAIo. Jap. a1;oATrLE-1seecapts 16A FF'ee'
aitExr HND lAAls. .hefo!pts; lan, e,,Ss Market gen
iIososHiiecelpts, htSl Demand aotiy6 sna price.
advanced lHsl5ni 300n to extFh f1ftoIs. k!5snSan,
hcayY and medium, $L715t.1i plKs slaSGa.Si ees
gTrdss dlsposed OF.
l.. CINCInNATI.
c,smyflrr O.. Jan, N-1[o0s--Active and Hrnn
cnmInoi. Iishii5, iiEht, sl.3lG& k1i packing. ttNe
| 0M -
1rp1ATAPoL1s, Ind, jan. a-lIoGs-Bteady 1t IL
| 0AMy receipts. <FaA
, 1880-01-10

e !fa. rork, r. ri Lard, e. n & Iseeeirss Of wheaa
,iavEGrn"ir Jan. vi p. .n--''asd' a~ 6I Hest un,
JIyEiipoi. Jnn p-1;aD H. m,-Svnatt,or fair ltrraa.
atniTs lnwrri .Nnalt b,r!tets. wmat. Spring. iisM
.-!M, + :is i 7t$i i!sr! anehrnsrf'. 1'''
a M nyn:at ,nya! in, s'tc' III t.ns
DO, lgt di, ,talifnrnln ,scelInc9 q. cnrn .trad.f
nt b !!4d. tnrgnra on stWheAt ~ tnn!erntr tie.
a . ena r., heay5 Xxx Car :Sfnns
II wiscnt ArrnR tfe rn.t week, ;a1m!l ecntnis, ii
innE clcar n ais ;btt fiCas: Ts ~ 'rn,low. ii
iIixUttH, Jun. n.p.-iIvEltrojL-t hrnt fr,ncr. co,n
.tea.y. MAitK iA$E-Wf!rMt md eotI Mshcr ca.er.
mnnd. tArgttss IN pns.hgc-Nirnt ntgnctnl. npth.
lnR ttuttR. Country mnrkcts for whent-EHGlIsh md
FfGnch, d Ahndo GnslGr.
, 1880-01-10

Tho rccciptA nt flvs inland points aggregated
1e5 ooo b,,, md tho ehtpments n. 900 b't.
Tho following wna tho produce movement re-
ported from Now York yesterday: 1sceelpts-
Flour, t6,1 brla: wheat. ot,fs0 hi; cnr's, I6.Suo
bu; onts $3.50 bt: corr-ncal, 5fe rkRs; RE-
1,odl tu,; barley, 1890 hu, tnalt, $500 b,; pork,
Ms brls; lccf, .eG3 brls; cut meats, 2,bo0 pkgs;
lart1, 1,s}a tcs; whisky, 80 Iris.
Exports for twcnty-fonr hours-Flo,ir, 1900
br,.; wheat, $4,000 bl; corn. 10000 ba; oots'
:, ",000 lli. -..
Tho Now York T1Mhes ExehanRe Vfeklu
gives tho following as tho visible supply OF gra't'
on tho dntcs named:
, 1880-01-10
D1tEADSTUFFS.

FI.or1,-wn, dull, and nominnl!y unchanged In tho
hands Of holders. while hyefs Rtntcd That they cold
nrIc,7s wcro withdrawn Snlea wcso limited to rs bSls
w!n,ors on private terms, IN brs double cxtras at
$hGS; n brls no RratO ut &las = bfls huck"nchtms
Aso und rs bra rye fonr on prtvnte terms Tota
~ iris Export extrns werc qNotet at $au0Sa'oih IN
racks, nud double cxtrs do Mt S75GsBs5 |
t,rHE1 MtLLHrrrts~Sales Hsro threc cars brnn ~
sl.5n.i1o0 rpr ton; cars nftdlln4h Nl eiluHslsb.
Course coru-neal no1nlnAl at si3''S per ton on
Truck. ......
Ter; II sold down ~, up 4{c md reccdcd he closing
eSSr S.e S s:s.' e f
A.! @ 1is; a hs sa 5oss ssaSaon 'ss' !"
] III + r;S%.a x"S sef y sss sa' TsSsg''
.o ,EisSS s sssns
ho speTnS G ;hs sp slr NJ sH'as W. saa H.
1@ aaaa f"s sas aa .ss = s!ssss se :SSi
~" ": S tca.sa sss,F e. e. , nes fs
ossca s4l1sr MaSe Hs y'ns sS s. II
;; Il kl f|SsSS ii SS ;:ss lux :s's; @ Ts:S
fsEs Fs1si.S! s.a n S g. ""a 'seu
X4EI MxAT-%nS quiet s!4 ~ ;Gny q, " r1th Y /. fS
ss s NJ Ss s1rS ss Ell sS's y u sapo aS
'M,xEn W1ISAr~aa,es wore LOO bu No. Tat t1lss
ssses s1 H. ssxs sss ~ sSs Iss aou s
ss"s rsly sn,s s,'fs sssA
WIFI wns nrn, uhiln our reGepfH sHAl1, AelnR
!tnttca 70 " chi Mas " Wi.!cn tas -: y ~ =,
hr'naht n on" Tho ~ nj, i, ack II
lEt nH ncc'luIt nk hnM Mes""s ~ t ~ =, ra
sI4v ri!l' t tGnsled d. - 'nks u; u ss @ sS .
ihS sl1: Jp!y ,a ns & tAs ynGe an s'. ~
aaTy tGE II o!eslns e. a., a. Ss' MI, ,nIn.'d sn"dt
rnlea weF! feIrsra ~ hanN oH M III H. .. ~ III:
PIT, h new ~, I Mafea e sa% IS1fSYsei Yi Z, h M m
satIo d S4c oa ;59ck ~ n Mnhu y c u g: MAF ds 1fse
m m hoars carsi ana sf1 na cur" ~ 'ss@''' 4oN'''
oATawcEo Hthcr g1!s5; GneGHnF .,a. nEmer o.na ana
weakening n1nt tho GloFe ING nlaIkot SMtnSl GsnsH5
."Tcd % rn ,s.a w TO- a1 Sa sa sa sacs 's Wssa IN
fSr local fe1nSst ssef o,psy Wns ~ na a' NJ @
ac ctnslng y th0 imslde Ap.;! f4 f n y rs. ash
maA Mgfo IMnas. n,nt ~ t1H En Nh nj Nns aI5 iii
ss ~ pi,s ~ an IFnck Hn1 l.HD bu pL &S4
X f1.s sHpi n,l pisWt,i ~ IutSl II iii iii.
NYE-Was apaim .I1, tho tEati!nE being cont!neh t9
tr.do. Nj fEus waa qilned u ~, and fohsAncy *
bu by k4!nr!n ~ IAS AH4o m trnck: ..,n a.,.,
under IN penyG,! !nlSsI TtG ~ hs' .m .r,Mv nv
M ci,Stna ~ id ui Extra Mild u Gc, wntcr 70.
, 1880-01-10
Transactions In Stocks increasing and
Prices Rising Rapidly,
The Boom Taking In Speculative as Well
as Investment Stocks.
Chicago Shipping 0urrenov to New York
The Mining Boatd.
Tho. froduts Markets Moderately ltlrt, and
Generally Lower.
A Reaction In Grain and Pork Prod"
ucts.


The navnncc In prices cont'ntcs' AMI nns car@
r,cd Alien I'm to 1Q8h, Lncknwannn tn e03t. NNtl'
sus pnciNo to no, and Luke Eric western 10
eoA Tho rise has not bccn attended Win any
excitement, nut, rs prices hnve gone nh p',yefs
hnyc been hired into the tnnrkct, ail tho vo''ltnc
Of transactions hus s.cntllly grown. The present
t,pward turn wns started by fnvcstmrnt pur-
chaecs, nud somc operators Of Tint c!ass hasc
withdrawn from tho market on hcc71lht oi 1no
euddon increase In prices. QHttnttons OF !" 1a'.-
cles" show some signs of being nalrkctl nf tont-
trnot buyers. 1nsltic operators aro Watching tue
snnrkot carefully to tnke advantage of tue first
rufnyorahlp ;owH. either n'>nut trotitle III tbo
pools n r7tirond war. hostile notion by Congress
nRainst tho trunk lines, or even the wcAther' |
Money Is growing cnsier, ind Is stimulating tho
public to buy stocks.
Tho stocks that n,adc 1nrgc Rnlns were Michl-
oan Ccntrnl, which advanced iss. 10 00K; Lake
shore TX, 10 10l; Burlington & Quincy "a, TO
1Ao. Alton H. ia 10sx; Eric preferred ], to ~:
st. Joe preferred III. to Till; Dcih"hrc y h"o-
eon q, to Is: I.ncknwnnna @,i. tn S.si; Jersey
Central TX, TO g3.:: Morris 4 Essex IN. 10 ie';
I,nke Eric Western ., 10 s0::; Alton & Tcrro
lIaute l., 10 81; the preferred vi, to 4osi; h1la
Knnsas pncllo4. to 10.
Tho arauger st1,cks did not shnro much In tho
rlFe. Northwestern common advanced 4, 70
alH; tho preferred 2, tn 107!s; st. Paul u, TO
Is; tho preferred Il, to 10el: lsnck Island 't'uo
Il, to 1Iet; anil New York Central ~ TO Nv.
INC otneF tNlis "sie ..'''',' -, - ~. nsIa
Union PAcIhc 4, ~ FUN: Er'o ~ !" ~ NV,
& Mississippi =, to Wh' iron A'1nn..!a ',.'.
i, to 63.s; Columhus' en'r"s' '.. n"w.
Central y, to 2lHi 81. zoo =. 10 ,s,n' ~
KMnsas T. Texas !f, to BIS "Moasu y !" ~
tho prefcrred Il, tn 07h: Ncn'ns tn ~;
Northern Paeiilo 1&, To ;sI' iac'!o hin.. =, !"
B6S: Louisville. s. Nashville - u s8't
Ohio A, to IAN; and Ohio &M!sslssippl Fse1crrea
y, to ISL. ......-
Chcsupcaho oh,o.dcclnc,1 4. to 1oA; St.
To,lis l. San Francisco Il, 70 4.a; western onlon
n, to 100A; Minneapolis u, to II; ana 81 faul
Il Sioux CITY A, 10 'uss'
Eric seconl Is declined =, TO Ok.
In raltroad bonds. In New York on "eanes.
day, the transactions were nn'asually iar9c' M.sa
Rhnoyant tone characterized tho dealings The
chief aclvity WAS IN the hansss q !e1aa lss''e,
ScGl 900 Of thu 1lrst selling az N5.aat#h, ana
= s1,0o6,000 of tho seconds nt boaG14.s. Ic2aa
Pacific Incomes nuotslated between u ana %
closing at '4M- Chesapeake & Ohio Issues wcrc
strong, frsts serfcs II selling up to w. and ctr
, 1880-01-10
LIVE STOCK.


CATrtE-Thern was no fault 10 ind with Tctter"
days nnrkot. From tho opening Of trntte In the
noDrnnF down to tho ciOat tharo Wns satisfactorily
active roncra demnnd ut,d snifs Ncro quick nt if
ttcr substantial advanco In prices. shlppnE Ern.'os
shaved tho Improvement. the most OK TINT e'ass
selling full. laelao hiRhcr than ThursdaJ which, u
comparison with sonhays prices, an ndsancs OF sVs
31c VIVA nppa. .cnt. The hrm tono Of tha market was
,rtly attributable to tho moro favorable character or
Eastern ndrcns, but mainly to tho fnct tint the re-
CENTS continued tighttlo total for tue cxitca ros-
ton OF tho week being 1has, nFninAt aa,G4 Tor tho
sarla tl!no Inst week. Tho quality Of yeatcrslayA
nsrivnls wns Rood. Thcro weso ntsmerona salcn nj
and the Mlk OF the cptt1e nero Ro1h enon1h
to command prices nbovG El@a The best drove on
tne was offered by 11n1i, Patterson Il Co. They
ayotnspA l.Gti lh. md wore taken for tho EnRlial
market at Ei4. For atockcrN there WIS continued
E0ot Inquiry, and tho few snltnblH drnvos oncrctt
we're salnb1o Mt an hGvancO over previous pr1ees.
From s.t1ha}zt wnH ta1d for common rough q rGo1
{IukA Is for sfA1nwnrs and nt r. 5f24t TOT tnnmnn
10 good lots Tho market closed Arm with nothing
loft over.
Extrn Iecvcs-.ndcd steers, weighing 1'E9 ox,s *
cbo.co ' iseyveaNFnc. iat,weii.iofmcd stcoss
Weighing lin tn tiN Nrba....a.......... &60et4s5
tlfoH nncvcs-.V cii-iattnned stecrs, wc!ei-
M i1Io q is0 ~. agsoo
WnIxhmr Ho tn I ss,........,........ aaasa53s
ssef !" @ ...... aoa3o
is mi senmmaa nra 1 atrnr.
vail. mr. @ III M ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 251t75
, 1880-01-10

Also 1.t:H,O 600 bu ryc, nga!nst 1,09l10N nd
week prrvfn,is.
The Cincinnati Prize Ct,frtnt snyE: .'


Total ten principal places. ss..'*teh'%s "S'''.o
II Is probable fhut thu fel!nrina fairly ropfGscnts
x INV AZ !. Ss es Pss:si;
nn hnn St Iori. EaMn; anannGr99is 1H, sp9ai SMl.
StltlH1 last wlntGr, 0r decrease % ittHG nnss1
iisIes Hrs ceEcd Is Eucs'c'' when e'o '''o'' ~
Thr teuscs nloyo submitted intitcnt!nE toshl nt
4riiD far tho t!x large re: Mnd tnf 1ntsfinr
poIntA, make M nRgrcrntn Ct Mt msHnTs III acrcas"
Of HllsIaIn rnatsti numbrr. for thc entire scarHt A
r!" E1 If ntg ssa,' III
II &s sssn,t ,s sis = sG
s matter Tsyat \ Gppa1snt tS" q ate sse e
rea Win snn,e tnn is.s te11Hfd nn.s nvcra.9
aid tho packing tn daie, u the TX M.Se sE
inE senerai dccrea.t TO !date 20 Of ~ shGhs ~
srn-a FIR ali points. Tho shrintaac fEnm gsoss y a n.
ind in The Curing Of meats ia reported MRcT tnan
rn!. The fulli1lK M In lRsr TO- Hntc ecemk 70 no
bf hog A. Ghieso "'S ,nte ns', M ,nn + ,s
caf; another largo house 16s lbs 1esS "efRat co"'
Taxing The probable falling on i number q hnSs
y weight nrd s nl:1 t"kns Ms se Mefs rra
oycr to Ihn tuas ~ ls15.p nEanst which thSsn wGs
tcnsceIy nny ttcks this fcnsnn ~ tho ~ a. NnsG
bur tc net result Il cnu!shiont % Eemuest ~
ss ysss m e0s; ws!o Ell III Ill T"Ss .
ycw ct The case, cannot refrain troh M!efnSdnE
the nHssbiy tia. tho recent dntnution II estimates
fOr the .ensn n,ny have hccr lnn,ienenn noFs ~ s1
rSncr n invaiaha weather ir rlnushtn!ng md hut
Mossibio thnt thoy may be- considerably exceeded.
, 1880-01-10

NNTE-WhVfH {H9Fe no f4le& 3 1Ens VIII Do u&HQH
In place OF q qu0tnitou4
-. F0nEIuN.
LONDON, Jau, V-6 n. m.-ConAols, s1 11-16.
american scCufitleA--Npw 81, 109& 446. 1l01{;
"a, i0Uts; Illinois Contral, l04h; Pennsylvania
Central, asAt Ene, AK, seconds, 81; Readtng,
Tho rate Of discount in tho opsn market for
thFeQ months BILLS u 1A2ik; below tho bank
sutD, 1A@lh.
, 1880-01-10
COMMERCIAL.

The following ycrc the receipts and shipments
Of the leading articles OF produce In this city
during tho twenty four hours ending ut o'clock
Frtjny morning.
, 1880-01-10

iNYFxInkS-Wers quiet and steady. Light sAiss
Nofu taiQ from stOFo 1t al4Hao peE Gl Tue uenAnQ
foF caf-iots MA snail the osn4s wore report9a
10 bo lsIxer than recently, CAT Of solo
Nd $50 on track ... ,....
ma II - ususllY ptsfcfrpd 10 dFsAsed. b$c@use
he soft weather I9lnsd ny !ano{ Y fsM n3Sn'
aud sola " s6e SaiJ 1zde u le&a pstcvs- oaas wv
, 1880-01-10

pcroontago expenses to gross earnings, 1879,
SAi.16.
Atchlson, Topeka 4 santa TO earnings IN
creased $245,tas Ia December, and ess3s7,s's IN
tho year.
Pueblo earnings increased, from Tan. to Nov.
!, &N5 A5cc, ar 20 per cent.
Tho gross earnings Of tho following railroads
arc rcportcd' '..-..---.-
1T. LOTS, IRON MOUNTAIN sournEnN.
Fourth week ., December. Hin > !S|;S;s I s%:$sSs
For tho yeAr..,....."l.s. A5s+dal o-olfs's 'e'fs*
Rr. LOUIS nam rftASe1sE0
Ess,s e; IL ;ss, , <iE:f
cnicA1O A1ToS.
Fourth week of neesmeet., FIN t$Sa Ss Gs%i $5|i
CHICAGO, sr. rAuL 4 atSxEAroLts.
Fourth weck of nccembcr.s Nis :. @ms ! naa:M
For tho scnr.............-' W.tH L'oA"' H-"A'
GOVERNMENT nONps. ...,
US. ncw e nf "'...." .........'..'..".1S MisS
T. g. n9~ apcr cSt,pon;. A
roREfGN EXCHANGE $685..
,,..................,. st1'yS'cy yy*'y Ssst n
HlGiIH. v,st
Swt,DrtnnA.. bns1
ttcrmhny. III
Holland.
Etirwhy+-..... 40. 10
A|e
COMMERCIAL, nlI.I1.
SIXTY th,Hs.
Stef1lnN
Francs.
, 1880-01-10

Consols opened Mt o. lilo, md closed ut
~ 1l}-l0. ..
Superintendent Valentino, Of Wells, Fargo l.
Co., In bis aununl report on tho bullion protluctof
tho country, anys that the Sttcs lul Territories
west Of tho Missouri ltIycr, including british
Columbia (anl receipts III Sun Frlncisco by OK
prcts from tho west const Of Mexlco1. during
1871 show aggregate products II follows: Gold.
Ese,5y9,9a] silver, $.sa,a2lst:; lend, St,l8S,iG9
Total gross result, $75,3l0,6 ,60l, botng less by
s5,tN3, ,1sl thnn for 1878.
California shows tccreaso III gold Of $l1o,3ie,
and in silver Of $5S9, l4-n not dccrcl8o Of $iia1,.
4as, Noyad.l shows IL total fulltng Oft of $ln-
1H ,.N, tho yield from tho Comstock t'c Ing only
xs,s3a,1s2 ~ usainst $:1 0Gl for 1B7a,a do
crc.se of 6l4,aaa,4st fram TINT locality. Tho
product of E,,rcka District Is t5,h59.:.11, ns
against g. D8l 40d fur la7B-a decrease ut ,147
1i6. UtAh shows falling un of $595, I'LL. Colo
r.do shows nn increase Ut over e, ,001 600, chiefly
from LoaIdyIllo District. Tho gruss Yield for
1870, shown above, segregated, Is approximately
rs followa:
t3nsd, 40 pcr cant: fn va M
F|lver, 81 = I'ar
Total .t,+.......
Tho outlook for 1890 does not Indicate greatel
product than for 1870. Tho exports Of silver dur
ing the present year to Japan. China, 1nlllA. the
struts, etc., havo been ~ follows; Frou
southampton. 500 600; NAtscIlles and Venice
H,0N,0Do; San Francisc0, $S,0o,MD. T0tnl. $1d.
10000, W against Sp, ,0oo o0o from the satno place
hlB7S. -
a New Orleans correspondent of tho Now Yor'
Uvttd Informs It that tho totul cotton receipt
It tho scnports Of this country from Sept. 1871
1p to the !atest telcgrhph!c intelligence, w CON
ntrbd with rraylDli4 YGarR. W9rD ~ ftflGWRs
, 1880-01-10
LOUISVILLE.

IourAyrIlH, H.. Jan. ai-CUrTod-F1Eu ~ EHe
Ftoun-etsadJ and unchanged.
QnookkIEs-Whea& nrua u alM oorn-Demsx
falt and market Atnat wbtta. 94oi mixed. 90 w.
qu.nt, white, 4lpi r'xed Wy. nys .ts9a{ atS 1AN
, 1880-01-10

Iotais Il .i;;{s i s"'>"' Fi.ts
lnertasu compared wIth iss..,.........s., G4if9
The car.,lngs of tho Northwestern Itoad for tho
fourth week Of December Increased $lss, SOC, mud
for tho month $.J1.t4 ,-. -....,
Tho earnings Of the Iron Mountain lsoad ontt-
ainue 10 show large gums. Tho incrtaso for De-
oember wuy Slgo, AZ, and for tho year t7ST ,h1a.
Tho btisinesa Of the Te1as racifo Railway
Company for tho cleycn months Ondtn9 De<. u,
1sN, u reported to hAv0 been az follows, Gru@a
earnings, 1879, 81, a. l1o76; oxpenscs, 1s70, *7e-
bes.aQ; net eatnnga, lS1o, $sso, ,s7ls7t net earn
in9s, ls7e, $6da, a,1l 0; increase 1917 over 1s1a,
Exn 500 s.; Increase, grost, 1S7o over 1875, $s1,-
6a0.aa; deorease In o1penses. Sl0e, ,doeao; per-
, 1880-01-10


sEIl YOUR UNITED sTATEs BONDS
And secure a handsome prcmiuu,, and
BUY COOK COUNTY OFT WEST CHICAGO FER
CENT BONDS
An cauallY rood security. hearing higher rate Of
interest.
CHARLES HENHOTfH.
I'M Wnshinglnn-st.
FIELD, L1NnLEY CO.,
Now york.
g La en,lo-st, Chicago.
STOCKS.
Members Of N. Y, Stock Exchange.
A1.nENT N. DAY, ManaGer.
TRAsK FRANCIS.
Bankers md nsokcfs
70 nnOADwAY, n. Y.
blonhere nf tho Now York stock Exchange
and New York Mining Stock Exchange.
All ctassus Of SECURITIES lionFht .nd Sold on Conlmi1.
sion md Carried on MarFtns.
raily Mnrket 1,etsors sent 10 customefs
First NNTiONAI. HANK OF CHICAGO
-. I!ns for sale \ full line OF
COOK cfHy cnE}SRSS R!dSS1s, u.s. -
LINCOLN pA1lK nQNn9,
WEST TOWS H0SIts,
'GOvEKNMEST NONnS,
| safe-Deposit Department, entrance on wash!ns'
, 1880-01-10
JsFn11TA,

PEORIA, Jan. uu.p-0MAlN-pulli now high mlxea ~, 80
N,<o, now mixed N9s7S{oi sales Of high n,i1ca ~ -.
In store IT. 43e Oats DUH, Nos Whlto, SsaAe1 AZ
dullf Nj. l. ASfQB1c
AiuAWIkEH active 1t ELubK+
, 1880-01-10

8T Iota5. Jan. 1.-FLou1-stcndyt XIV to6SsaAs
Xxx, Sg0z6o6, family. sa1ta8.Dt choice to fhush
Fd1j@G71 ..
GnA1N--Whcat opened higher, bnt dccineds No. =
red, el.:GG1.ssh eashl N.B january tLsASlSs4
Fobruasy; sl29Lf2A March, tl44h Aprli NO. sao
n n lid. Corn euslurt 3i&c cnsh; 8!f@.!ho JannaE
sysS%iao TebHiaryt M44sSa1fs. Marshi <34asas
Mny, OAta tiEMorf A}itw nlW1E83l96c casu.
i,unyistoSs~i'Hris Mronger ut si35a cashi s!aDa
t1ES Eciriluryt 5LQ March. ltnrtl nominal, lry tas
nlents rrung gn.,d domand fbr Cur !nt. r. NInH!SS =
Ntatt!S:! e.i&saD, uacon bottos at G-2'' "'''ss''
KEcEtTrs-Blonr. 600 bslsl wheat e0n ~; PHI fo!n s
SiilFAERTH-fInur. 5000 brlni whOat, 3,00 but cofu+
10oU bu; oats, ., ,uD b1.
, 1880-01-10

Special Dtspasth 70 IN Chlea2o 1fsb1hfs
KANaAs Ctrr. Mo-. Jan. l-GnAIH-Ths tvHs ~.
Gurysnt reports wheat receipts u ID but shlpseMs ~
Nulo but wsAkors No. I cnihelzi January, NAs ss.Ti
Gut shlpmenls, 2a3N but htmt No, eaAa As4ei ~
NN{y, 341c.
, 1880-01-10

WATSON, La GRANGE 4 GIBSON,
% Wnll-aL. "a Plne'ae
Now York Sun Francisco,
DANKERs AND BROKERS.
Snectat facilities md advantages In furnishing
LEGITIMATE MINING INVESTMENTS.
Innulrfnh cheerfnlIY n1dMtfed
, 1880-01-10
MILWAUKEE.

M1I4H NUIN1sIIs
MILWAUKEE, jun na-FLoult-Qniet but steady
f;uA1y-Whcas t1rm, opened and dccllnod Nc. and
closed arr,or, No. Milwaukee, hard. tiIi
No, milwaukee. s1..pl hid, No. do. fSh'
Fobrnary, sl.2sN bid, March, sl.;o'S hld' NO. M.
So T. loxc. bats 1aiet but stcadyi ny; %c. ~
n%ini99al, MIN 9 No. l. 7'sc' Hartley "eak' NO. ''''as
IFNovisfoss-i1sm. Mo.a pork 7utct at IA y cass M
Tanr5. i5.s A6ar rmor It stsksst! IT srcsaca hos'-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., aVOI bF!a, whrat, <2,oo ba' barley
'E!!,prsaEyrs-Four, Co br.s wheat, $500 bui bnteh
| GlAJ bu.
, 1880-01-10

TOLEDO.
ToLEno, O, Jan. p.-.t11AIs-Whcat dull, NO.
vhIto Michigan, ti.;E1. amber Mich'Ean. Feoruar'
&l.4Ik, M. I. rcd wlntor jnnunty, alhi Fcbfuar':
flss; nfnrch. tl.5, May, sl.5o; rcjoctcd. el NO.
nmhcr illinois, s,.4l Corn fruit hlgh Intxnlt 4N!es
No. ?, SPOT t.c, February, +D4os No, white t'Ae'
rcJected, Axe Oats Hrips No. a,ct do Mhy, AG
GIOach: Whtnt atCAtsJi No. fcd WINTER. jaH'a'
$i.s14, May, t1.1sN
IlOG8-Sb.
WErEIrTsEWhcat, H!ouo bu, corn, 10000 ba; oaA
'' 'StrIHMExra-Whcst 1900 bu, corn, 1000 but oa's
2,MU eu
, 1880-01-10

DRESSED 1IOGS-Werc Fcarco and stcn't5 Mt taW
al y, Tho drunr1d wns from local packers, IL being
lon soft far shippers to do an3thinR Sales woro rc-
nor4nd Of cars nnd 81 hend nt SiOah5.
prev out quotMeons Tho street Il wets sosscd watn
br{ne loo mild fnr carrying 1tnrchomre lots. =.
FtSii-Tho demand as TOR aotnc time Gast Tes az of
small prOpnEtlnna. but tho supply bong Hht Aeepste
, 1880-01-10

GENERAL MARKETS.
NNOoM-CoNN-Ws4 Ia small request The MARKET
u quoted au, and desleEs NO exPs0sns M sdTsnee
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-01-31
Obituary.

Susan Shell died January 18th, 1880, at
the residence of her husband, @. Shell, of
MeMinn county, which for forty years had
been her home. Deceased was q dau ghter
of the late John Shell, of this county, and
here as Il as ut home leaves many warm
friends. She died in her Sxty-fourth year,
forty two of which she had spent with her
husband, making his home pleasant and
every way proving herself faithful a
affectionate companion.
She was the mother Of eight devoted
children, all Of whom 1t was ner privilege
TO see come to years of maturity. The
oldest son is now resident of this county
and daughter the wife Of J j. Gibbs. the
well-known Mail Agent on the East Ten
nessee, Virginia and Georgia Railroad.
Deceased had been professor of religion
for thirty-siI years, and the larger part OF
that time having been an invalid, was de-
prived of church privileges, which she
often regretted. She bore her Affections
with Job-like patience, and at all times
seemed resigned to the will of her heavenly
| Father. When, at last, death came, she
fell asleep as calmly as little babe on 1T
| mothers breast
T. ASLEEP in Jesus 0 for me
May such blissful refuge be-"
.f' MGR
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-01-31
The Mabry street Church Festival

Was repeated last night at Williams
& Zimmerman's hall, with continued
success, and good attendance again,
Notwithstanding the dissgreeable
weather. A pleasant feature of the
evening was was the presentation to
Rev. Jas. l. Cash, the worthy and be.
loved pastor Of the church, with a
handsome chrome, as token Of es-
TEEN. The presentation speech was
made in eloquent aud we'll chosen
words by Col. Moses While, and &C.
cepted with graceful and appropriate
remarks by Mr.. Cash.
The ladies have concluded to con.
tinue the Festival again to- night, but
there will be no lunch during The day
1t is hoped they will be well patron.
lied again, and any contributions from
ahy one will be gratefully received.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-01-31
The LOur-Yardiey Trial.

The celebrated Lour-Ysrdley case,
in which w. F. Yardley, Esq, is
charged with stealing watch from
DIR. c. T. Lour, absorbed the entire at
tention OF the Grimm al Court yester-
day, having been taken up the day
before. The interest and sensation
created by the case continued without
abatement, and large crowds OF spec
tators were assembled to hear the de-
velopments
The evidences was concluded about
the middle of The afternoon session.
The State i'm pesched The witness E.
8. Burgner, who swose-hs had the
watch in his possession all the time,
by a number of witnesses, while the
defense introduced larger number
who declared he Burgner1 was en-
titled 10 full faith and credit on oath,
The argument was opened by Mr.. M
A. Cassidy, for the Statt, aud by Mr..
Pat She's, for the defense, followed by
Mr.. C. II. Flournoy, fer the State
The argument will be continued this
morning by Messrs. w. G. Ksin and
Thos. A. r. Nelson, for the def nse
and closed by Attorney General An.
derson. E'@'' A--1i 7N % Nv