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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-04
STATE OF Trade.


BuFFALo Dec J. Flonr firm. Wheat in light demand
sales o. 100 BUSH No ! Hard Dauth at RI 27l4 Corn
At soy S OF. dai bat ira No Mixed Ws.e sSotoa al
d a. 5o s'fS cea S se nna TH ~ tor rSass
for II e. and tor ti7..ea per ION ORR me-. 9qot'@
g .. per ewt Railroad iIeights TO Ne"Yo.s-"hea% 10 '
CHICAGO Dee quiet and weak Wheat unssst settle.
and 90 SgF 30 T can W1f1 Iann s9 al ios TIE
February No do sssaic rejected TOO corn active pnt
Se M AND acea c g. os any, t
higher at 2 IT, cash 85s Jangay S7c Sa ay ESs raSe,
hui al lower rates All cash and Decemner sl3 22l
soc cssn 0C January 3soe9G &C. fss'p9[y Bulk B@s
iIi6 oUc; Clear wnsksy good demand at
No i'SH Anser 'G ii p O7gsI Oo ii %rnssf
sR s o.? si @ sx E ScS Dus 5a n
.7 T5 God demand and :'t so P a as f 81
New 81 Ira god de@sId Da Lover era. at Ss BYE
Baeen scarce ard no,inal wsEey quiet At Il ~ Butter
HoEssteaay TOR heavy dull for others Common 70 f5S
sf s. E9@st 80 ras Gn e, + tvGsa ~
amTaTsEE pee sTl9nr DIM and nnShanTsa T y ss
do Sort. 81 OH; No . Milwaukee, cash and December,
ZEE oS &c. d. 81 &C. o "a s &c Corn 9u anu
R2s NJ At H. Il & irs F ra 10 no. spring
es.a ~ Eq-.Sn. leTsr %sss rsrs Old si2 Ss%'
DecernbSr and January Hogs easier al 81 1914 20.
and EsT H Dec Sh0s los S HHt c "ir
81 o. December 81 o. 7sHS % JANUARY 81 II 81 =
81 ora -. do 947s. lower. closing better at
43is 9I3 cash ilSIse sc Docember 41ao42'ac. Jan.
uary February: 43 March 441s 0fI 7sc.
Apl: 45's1 sciMay Oats dun and lower at 33
CASH Isd35c 80 &c Nd February Rive held al
Barley unchanged Whiskev quel at 81 10
lover el@ 25 cash sl3 10 January sl3 % "a
gl3 % February. lower S2jc Rink Meats lover
and homna sales Bacon du.l shoulders, ys Clear
Rub 73c Clear sides, &C. Receipts 800 bbls Wheat
81 00D bush Corn. 6u0O bush cas-. $1,000 bush Rye,
bbsi Wheat 1000 BUSH Corn, 1000 bush; aye llOOO
bush
O5 Amber Nchiran u 0J', NO eed wabash. SPOT
January, 81 lO February 81 1874 April 81 II
Red abash. 95 No Dayton and Mich gan Rel.
055c. No. Red Aixei 9~c Corn dul Hign Mixed New,
43Lc 2 SPOT d3c: MAY iSitc dun al 80 &C. for
>. Glover reed-Prime Mammoth. IS O0 No. 2. do,
- 50 No 2, - 20. At the coseWneat quiet Amber
Michigan. spot. 81 10: January Al 9ss No Red spot
OGla II 10 February, l3 arch 81 Is Re
CsipsWhea 7 O0 BUSH Corn -. 900 bush: OATS 1900
bush Sfgpments-WheAG 1910 bush; Corn, 1000 bush.
[For additional Market Reports see run Tugel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-04

further break Of per centIn tbe pfi'e % N"I'b-
", c,,,nnou stock from 1212i TO 1l744 sls morn
jrg WIS sufficient 10 unsettie ~ en'irs marx Il ana
of,ve all moderate sDecalatoTs 10 tho se'iinp VI
pretty much all the stocks thoV held 1t
:; ,,rto,;abie that for = short tine tie
scare was both complete AID extensive among
br.ker, holding $40 IS Oh slim margins ior tie"
customers and that here was very general closing
~ Of accounts 10y sales to soo fur her losses. le''
except for Northweat and two or three oih"f BE" NJ
h final prices show handsome gains oh YESTERDAY .
tr figures. Or course, there must have been on VI
two buyers TO produce the result stated above VINO
those one or two or more buyers were Is inc prom
lem the solution Of which tonight Is taxing
the brains Of the average specuihtor. Il"
recent decline III the price of Northwest STOCK DO"
requires no further explanation tban t0at aHofoeu
by the action OF the company to-day ia declaring
dividend of only per cent the common stool ior
the : x months ended November 30. after the STOCK
bad advanced to 100 the almost official iniiina-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-04

ooGa o5a l, - s, E aqT Maains lffssIs 81
popt: safes 1880 6ales Prices pilaDecsssr %
March IG1-o ~; pn. lz.,dol 100 May g al2st
SI96 octooer il So li.Ji. Soyenber. IDUOaII a
rces for ring. and marEnLDtcemoer To- ]auRaIy
4. October 80 90 iay's closing rces Tor tracts
--Decembel i3o5g ~ % Jan%,ry ~ a. - te9rgaIy'
/ = 7l27i Jnns ~ 81 4l2o'i July I-'O4l@J@ Trans
fer bic oTaer' oT IA % active rrrr ~ unchanged
FiouK AND "MGAL-FL0U K-siarse' h'syg, and ION
is ;,,15 at lob ,I % Sc , as" SSs nv
MI E1lIa s. 500 s1!rr % 5 b = ~ - %
3 - o5asS % 300 ~. ,'iau sofa Ertr 81 ga p 90
sIi" Supef lI tc IS sass lioo BIS were f7r export
S HsdD -'' supsrass 5ossl Is caneOn 20 Fsr
SaS %. Common % eooe EItra woalrru. 81 50gSo .
sSSao 70 coo mo- s. jsas5 IS GoG q orcca TO-
50 b. Comfoao hIlrs Anrrsoia' - '"stt ~ common
Eta - 81 49, 40: -rr1ea. 25S,7 % faroul u
az 90: T. Tous commos 70 Fur EK,ra. = Cd !
Wheat eEtr~. s. aFs 30 uosinT d IL. SOU iAHhN
en- TX Common 70 Good E2tIa, - - 81 Good Z
Sne4ite . T T7, -: ' a RYE FL0, da sales
49, 9gls uprrr p on 'V at on + eA So ar
40 bols Western, 81 '1a - 20 ErAIy
LA Bv -c ion in lSS55SS SIes ' nest .!
Generally Sr" ve - rec {aisn. - ,54s %. SO dine
N-V, aver du 81 ZO0fl IA
SHAIS-MHhAG- . ~ lover, Win more dong
for YrOrl al The ucclur ac i've fhf on 81 ci i've af
rn,nt = ospC aek atput Inc inside qu1iAi ms -atr.
! n 900 bush future 4-ioOO bush. spot including 30
Yorl 5ufiB 5000 bl.h 80 ir rxp1rt - u -; NO
al ID Ic.dius DO t-ioai Flue i1it .. 90 ta..
X . ri II ilds u. so Eel FL ri tnia No:
E.l n yi4nFi 80. . xed Winter. ~ lUdsl leh un-
e-..,l i,- IL lGas .J- o. iu STAT" a. : l0N- 49,
"a . Wtl e 81 1LGs4 lH2 80 Hhi'" - tJ2
al Dos iucuiug 80 600 buan ffto on board NON te'A
g., Il i,4.. 80. l.ed Decalh ., 81 - 'sGsI -4'-.
sos.ia ii 80. do January, 81 - 'sdtl 30. rns ng
~ 80. 80 | hne December. . 40 s4-l ~ tshk
N l4s' DO uuarv. - "2 or 2lh closing - ~ "
e. d. 4 Febnary. I'll ,'aWtl -, ceHus - 90
II y5ss - Ky quiet acy iaer 9u busi o. - a. ~
ltus, a l ilIl atRet ftiJ gu J.
b,.y, ns-t eWDr lvt STATE HyhiinA. Hu Ia
TO-. T,goI state, %. foft 7!-I'.t :. 'Eti
TO- . canada 81 1871 2oi a Cansdl ~ 80
~ 40 con. Bright - Spesl 80 shes tV 10 ~
mn - .p,sed p zoe Dctcnh'r. 5@f..- IA I.LA
~ - di' saes5 bush. Chpc" cay lhe I"orDwcd
-" q - .tANADA iTAS dull, honiull e uttN
$3.50 l,, lower scarcely dnb DtLS Tot sApeIt HEhb
-, rr ,r uena4d far bus ur"@ on - chAu." H'lNIt
-. a O,4i bush. iHiH0 hu-h spot including
IIngsaS,i " -sier Mixed. ~ 81 &C., 20 o.
-, Nlxed. IS 05Slsc; SO. ., 5JTHhoc -l"i C.
,6of. 40 v hltr 81 &C; 40 pec"m Der %. ~ &c
D' fl Tg1 40 JAnha y, 81 sahi &C. CLOSING, 81 "a
ei" NJ w. Te-,arv B.a62iic. o,esng 81 .D55 &c .--.
w. a. i. eT closing yorsli snd avs y ell saies
e, oa 1asb ,Ilug 40. 3, a. A. - &c NO . NIHei
tEt-sgsS,+ 20 .. A42sd4 aoi 30 me-. 80 90
/ onofeA 45isC.; No Nh4lc ~ : q ~ 60
49, Western 4.6ssc Wits DO - 5uc Ih' :, AZ,
ic ,rciuding OOu bush So DoeemDsI, sec
go Go bush 40 January ~ 2GsOte."'''-fbhp uub no
Ginning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-04
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEpr3 OF PRODUCE
FER North Rirsy'. Yssssis at KIilro4ts.
GENERAL MARKNT REPORT.

TNIUAI. Do. 3. INFfT
AsHEs-Ouirt ana UNCHANGED; Pots &c -earls 5ai66c.
BEEsWAX-aiii easy and dul. Western ana southern
Vel on. q 4-i.o
20 CDRN Du,i and G prices inal!y unchanged.
NDLES-fu g,,.1 lobniug sale 40 steady pics
COAL-A good movement IN all Grades Irp"rrd aHd urn
prices the order o., the dsy Art acitc OBJ 4 g
ilvrrp Camel al livcruGo H01-e 10. IS: New
cast ing - 10 81; scotch -ttam ~ 15 ngl~h
do. ~ 750a4 Peunsyyan Wcs more md Gas, - a
- 20 VIZ Do o.; Cumberland, Hr0adtOp and
Cie4rtfeld 4 - q - -.
COOPERAda aT0CR-Qulor, but small stocks hold pr.ces
Gim
CORDAGF- Dull and UNCHANGED
FF-I RIO dull 4nt &c pressed; Fair Cargoes 121 Sc:
lea 200. Bismarck, 24S Csrn, private
more 1000 bacs ex YamOrden 1000 cI AQuidncck aud
Ih * ALcIado. iz7sc Loo Peabody 3O2
ca do private terms mild cuii ana nearly nominal
MaIscaib1 ia 3 g,
.CORY-UncFanGcd.
OtOA-oUet, unchanged.
C1TTON-spot Uuttou quiet firm and unchanged 'sles
LISP b9i-g II 0J last eveIng ncudng 100 i0r export.
~ Tor mining; Delivered on c0ntrict lluH bales. re
eeiprs n ports 41,7t4 against fGGl3
bales he day last week, and 5232G ba - year for
m wrrg l7IgS bales against 2OI,G7+ last week, and
us 1913 year: snC5 september l, 2,5z5,3J5 baes,
against 22B2 CJl bales last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-04
Conditions of the Subscription.

THE SUBSCRIPTIONS PKICE Is PAK 500 francs peg
snare, payable AZ Lows
10 francs tsI sOl 0h subscription.
100 allotment TO be made within thirty days from
date II emission.
The remaining SO francs viii be subject to call. be
deemed by the Ouncil o. ADMINISTRATION notice u
pubsho; three in advance No
such cal how CA b. maze before te expiration OF one
year IRON the cate oil subscription.
After payment OF $50 ns he shares can be exchanged
bonds consent the st9c1bodsrs az general
meeting.
twenty viii be emitted
IN tho general gclngs
the Of per all paid Will DO
paid durfug the progress Of ths work.
Eighty Of the earnings will be distributed 10
the shareholders, according TO the trms Of ORGANIZATION
requirements cial quotation w be fulfilled soon
alter the organization Of tho cOml any.
THE PUBLIC SUBSCRIPTION will be opened
IN EUROPE and AS ERICA
on the 1th 9Th and 18th OF December. 1880.
The distribution Of shares subscribed win be mse pro rate
subscriptions without distnetin Of natonlty
following privileged subscriptions not subject 70
reduction;
FrsThe shareholders and delegates OF the suez Canal
Company the privilege Of subscribing TO Que Panama
delegation Of TIE sue1 Canal Company.
SecoDd-- he original scribers 20 the Panama Cana CON-
pany have the privilege OF subscribing for these Panama
shares In proportion TO their former subscription.
In oror TO avail themselves Of tins rgnt the privileged
subscribers paying first 20 should present hes
suez Bonds or their certificates proving their original Fan.
ANA subscriptio1 the respective Ranking Houses.
sUBSCRI PfIONS will be received In PARIS by the
coMPAGNIE UNIvERsELLE DU CANAL DE sUEz
COMPTON, DISOOmPTE.
SOCIETE DE DEPOTS Er DE COMPLIES COUhASTs.
soCIETE GENERALE POUR LIE DEyELoPPEMENT
DU COMMERCE EFT DE EISDUsTkIE EN- FRANCE
RAgQUE De PARIS Ell DIES PAYsBAs.
CREDIT LYoNNATs,
soCIETE FINANCIERE DE PARIS.
BANoUE D'EsCOMPTE Dc PARIS.
al the Offices OF their branches ANA Inland and Foreign
Correspondents.
AIso. In ENGLAND, GERMANY. BELGIUM. HOLLAND.
AUSTRIA. HUM ARIA, ITALY, RUSSIA, SPAIN, PORT
UGAL SWITZERLAND DENMARK. SWEDEN. NOR
WAY, TURKEY AND EGYPT, at the special houses des.
ignated.
THE COUNCIL OF ADMINISTRATION HAS AP
poINTEDA sPECI L COMMITTEE IN AMERICA TO
REPRESENT THE COMPANY IL THIS EMISSION.
UNDER THE UTuORITY so GIVEN HE UNDER
SIGNED Will RECEIVE SUBSCRIPTIONS by MAIL
AND TELEGRAPH.
MESsRS.
DRDXE.., MORGAN Il CO, Special
q. 81 w. SsAHd.NA< a. CO.. American
VENSLOW, z.ANkEse a 60, Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-04

state bonds ~ero dali, the only transactions
bcng in Nilsson 6, Hannibal aud ~. Joseph
issue. 1875 AT 1I't;: and South Carolina Us, non
fupdablp at JIl. Louisiana eonsois are quoted 81 y
q, 521o North Carolina consolidated Is 81 bid,
tennessee g.. old, 4G2l04Sas aud new and now
series 44G45l2, and Y'rginia Is, deferred l2-a@l4
or city ba k stocks tho only sale was five 81 ares
American Exchange at 1872
Railroad bonds generally were quiet but firm.
sDecia feature was tie activity III Boston, Hartford
and Erie iirsts with an advance from 46ai to 49N
lQlo Ere second consols early sold down to 81.
INT later rose to 9734 paid and hid. Missouri. Kan
sqs md Tcxa, first C ,nsos declined from 1924 10
1Os and recovered to 100; but the seconds rosc
from 20 to 73lD725a Mobile aud OHIO tirsi deben-
tures declined rom 81 TO SJ34 N tho report of
decrease IN the companys earnings Tor the montn of
November Indian, BLOOMINGTON and Western in
comes Auctuated between GA and 81. Inc Pacific
Issues generally were steady. but Kansas Pacific
consols dealincd from 100 to 1888 and jeXas and
Pacific frsts, Rio Gaude DIVISION, from "a 10 93l2
The buaiuess OF the Sub Treasury for tho week
ending tonight includes the receipt OF ~ 3Oo'4Sd
ard uayment Of So, 20, 800, resulting IN gam so
the general balance of S1171,121 and leaving at
SSl4571S3 aglIns+ $SO.286.062 November 20.
I ne particu ar changes OF Tao week are a corr gan
of ri OG3,G1T and currency gain OF $IOIoOi'
The money market 'C,n%X 40 yes.tIuiS, ,,e5o51
conmssion IN ambition legal interest for the use
of their funds Int to-day the supply was snffio-
icnriy greater and The demand sufficiently less 10
make 3 per cent por diem the hignes rate instead
Of il prr cent ~ IS was es.erda AMI y per cent
a. II was Weduesd1 s. Today the huiN Oh the husl-
mss was done 10 an Il per cenl Wa' rs eAccD-
tJonal as s. ere the To- ~ Mt PLAIN interest Large
sums Of money have come her from tho ias'ciI
cItIs and sone from Canada, and inere Is plenty OF
nancy L. loan, the accommodation hclng Only
0ucstion OF rae. In TACT there Is Duch larger
Gu nifty Of none III Ncw-Iork now than there
4 a. n week 8Po vien TIE rate was per cent. HE
limited Srnfes Treasurer a. WASHINGTON to-day
received $125,00 III National bauk notes Tor re-
crinDtioD. The customs TeceiOtS were fOOV,OoU.
and the internal revenue receipts were S9IOOOO.
The following is tie Clearur House statement
TnIlYv; Exchanges. al9J,S6S 1S4 baiancer'
IS 81 JB3. The TRANSACTIONS At the '-Ileas-
Il Y Gov tsd: Receipts S1,34S,GS9: payments.
Sl 5O92SI; rurfencv balance, $4.31j,72O com
balance $77, 0S1 4C3.
T,e iore,gn excIaugrs are still dull and weak for
sterling Win @ Ia Cortiuentdls are hrm There
VIZ, 10 changes mane to-day in rates, 9nd the
POSTED quoIaIi MS remain as follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-04

The receiDts OF iour and grain at the principal
Atlantic ports this Sd day of December were'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-04

MERCHANT AND COMMI-Sto AGENTS
IS BENTINCK-Sr. CALCUTTA
for any o. world Indian
chandlse pr uce very description pdeis Nus, hase
remittance attach ii Ot 20 per tt vn ohaled
value balance drawn under cover Of do,ninent-
ID Co commission sale aud suction m mo
Indian marker merchandise and the productions OF othos
COuutrlvs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-04

In London Brush cOusos were eteady al 30 ''iG
for money, and Is higher at J9'i6 L acco9i''.
and A. each were Is lower at JAS ahd IIJ'S I'-
sp.ct'yciy. As usual. Amer can ranW-F3 Responded
to n. change l. qnotatio ls III NeSi efuayS nome
MARKET a,n general V were lower. Ere drcll 'cd
grru 1872 I'd 175s and second cOus95 from lO2il 20
1O1 -: A iautic and Great W 6 crn II sIs H"n a.
55io- ilnuos Central az f2Jl2G 1854; Penn Viva
ma le0G5l4; ReadnR2|4' 10 ezra noG racine al
81. inc B.nK u Englanr lost -3l4,OOU Dhiii"h Oh
balance. Of which the eun, 81 -JO,UOO was WIN
drawn for shipment - tic UniLe states III ms
Frrnr per cents rose 10 Sow ana Ie+c' 5 90
francs 10 the G. A rim dispatch s.dtes tht lie
we xiv sta enunt OF the Imperial ia LAX OF befhl1hV
shows specie loss of 10000 marks.
An advertisement III abOiler column Indicates
tbat ne Panama Canal scheme rs 10 be VI eorousiy
nm .hcd The caait ! )ck ~ u ne bOotcu ~ dles
OF 800 francs S96l each. OF wAich ooV'VUO share
arr OHrTed 20 puoic 5ubscrpuo" ~ pdi. PiAap' %
foIiow-: Twenty-Five francs on FnDsef5piiou, lUo
franc. t,n lIotHcnt And tue remaining 80 lrlhcs
III lee. 10 tie call Of inc Conner OF 'l>Ia-
ION on lot less ihan three months notice. me
,''J America on December 2, and 8.
American subscriptions WI be received by
rhc Especial Committee" consisting ~ Messrs.
Drsxel, Morgan 81 Co, }. q W. orilgman " L" ana
lied IN tbr adyertisrmrut OF tnc bHiVeIsat Com
nanv winch under the presidcnct am mana-ement
I'M F.idiuaad do Loss Pr j. To uo tAe O'N7'I"o.
ing Company
lepO''''' MOBILE AND OHIO.
1879. 1850
MS Mo-; {; OF AcS 80 r 15 1851 as as:,
DENVER AND no GEANDE
1879 1850
Feorq vsss Of Gov ssS 4s $3.50 Inc I%s SG5
ST. Louis ASD sAS FRANCISCO.
avon .a dssS W lG ZOO Inc .a2q.o
Fonrth %e s6y ~ So 100000 247OsOo Inc lO29sO0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-04
lT[CE OF ASSESSMENT.

THE NEwYOEK ELEyATLD RAILROAD COMPANY, sEcsE-I
TAgY TREAst RER's OFFICE NO. BRoADWNt(
NEw.YoRg December,4 1850.
NOTICE. - THE REGULAR ANNUAL
" meeting OF this company Tor eecing
thirteen directors 10 serve IA. eucuing yea anA Tor Other
purposes VIII - held the oiier Of the Company No Z
BfoadwaI on the tuesday January next January
H. 1891 POIs Will be open /: J'cocg. and
cOcn. D. ks VIII be closed
the evening the llh nst snd DO repcned on the morn
ing o j !. j.. a. COMING
Secl etary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-04

Will be orgauiseL capital OF 800 mlOns Of francs,
cOnsistngof
900, 900 shares Of 500 francs
1900 ssses have Tesevei according 20 terms Of
organization for Orgnal graIo consideration tor
Ine0rrei ami gran by them u ~ Ferdinand
pubic subscription.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-04
financial.

4 LII who are interested in railroad business
"A and statistics shOuli got M TRIBUN Ne ALI
.ANAC Tor 1881. now ready price % cents by mail
BANKERS and CAPITALISTS will want TO
, 4s for 1890: the figures
Expenditure since 1878. Price
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-05-21

- A number Of gentleman. interested in
the protection Of ish IN Dix River aud
Hawking Fork. met At Dc. McKee, Office,
at 4 r. ~, on Saturday last, for the purpose
Of organizing a society W. c. Price. J. $.
Kinney and a. r. Rue were appointed a
committee to draft Constitution and BY
laws. A second meeting will be held on
next Saturday ~ the same time and place,
and all interested persons are asked TO he
present and to cooperate.
-PrRsoSAT.-Mf Henry Hamilton
and family lef, on Tuesday for Dallas Tex
a., where they propose in future tn reside.
Miss Ella Burnett, q young lady from this
county, il the valelictoriin II her class At
Mrs. Rohin-ons school IN Louisville
Mis- PAMELA Cioyd, young lady al school
at Bell Seminary, received the sad intclli-
gence Of the death Of her sister, Miss Elite
Cloyd, at Hamilton College in Lexington.
Gone to the Feast 81 Music At Cincinnati 3
Misss Annie Cecil Mis- Theresa Worth
ington, Mrs. D. W. Joncs. Miss Mamie
Jones, Mrs. Il. 5. Russell, Mrs. J. A. Cur
ry, Saml Curry, A. n. Robertson, Prof. +.
Grimme. and perhaps Others who were not
recognized. They went of early in de
mornin', when il IL hard tn see a man.
Here are the doctors from this county who
attend the meeting II the State Medical
Sociefv AZ Ioxtnof,,, fhfs ,xaal. nr. ~ IA
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-05-21
~ssEt COrsr,.


If your Cuisines Manager will come
to Ca.ey we will give him fill-grown
IIogg to sleep with
- Mr.. J. W. Alcorn made several
speeches in different pari' Of this county
last week. and will no doub, get . good
vote all over the county.
- The farmers in this part Of the coun-
ty are com planning very loudly Of the dry
weather. Some Of them have quit break.
ing their ground .causc Il i 50 hard.
- Last Sunday evening the quietudc Of
our village was disturbed by a couple Of
street fights between two OF our most re-
spectacle citizens. Nobody was hurt and
We suppose that the matter will be amaca-
ably settled without the invention Of Judge
or jury.
MIR. r. W. Napier has, within The last
few days, had erected over the grave Of his
brother, W. T. Napier, gothic monumcn,
seventeen and one-half feet high, which
was cut from the very fines, Italian mar
bic by Alfred White, Of Cincinnati, and
cost 81 600.
- DIR. q. II. McRoberts received, few
days ago, the appointment as examing sur
geon for pensions in this county. This
will be quite an advantage to the doctor
and will save the applicants in this part Of
the country the trouble and expense Of
trip to Stanford or Lancaster.
We had the pleasure, las, Friday
evening, Of visiting the dancing school now
being taught in IIusionville by Messrs
Bailey Drye. Robt. Green and wm. George.
They have succeeded very well in teaching
their pupils 10 dance the Iancers, aud are
now teaching them the round dances. Per.
Gle Rochester and Bub Hooker are said 10
he the most active scholars.
PERsoSAL.-Dr. J. NJ. Harris has re-
turned and expects to make Liberty his
home. Miss Laura Cofley has Just return
I'd from a visit to friends in IIusionville
Mr.. George Stone, Of Somerset il in town.
Mrs. W. P. Tate and her son Clearance We
ted Miss Lucy Tate in lIustonville, las,
Miss Belle Williams, Of Dan
Vile, visited Miss Sarah Coil,y one day last
week.
- One day last week negro who is
allied Charley Drye, had difficulty with
Rice Kaufman ON the South Rolling Fork.
When young kaufman found that he was
icing imposed upon by the negro he put |
DAD Of bird shot into HIM, which ended /
he fight Charley moved of up the IIus
onville pike, and as he passed the house
Il Mr.. Dave Reed, who he is suspected to
ave poisoned some time Ego, Mr.. Reed let
ly two more loads Of sho. at him, conse-
luenily Charley has n OF been heard from
since
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BOYLE COUNT.
Daariffe.

DEATHs.-Wm. r. Boice, on Monday
morning, in the Gath year Of his age. On
Wednesday morning, Little Charlie, infant
son Of George and Alice Sebastian, aged
six months
PoLIrIcAL. - Hon. NJ. ii. Owsley
spoke at Perryville, and Hon. Cassius NJ.
Clay at Danville on Thursday. A mass
meeting Of the Democrats Of Danville is
called for Saturday night, to decide on a
ticket for Trustees and City Attorney.
Licenses were issued last week from
the County Clerks Office for the marriage
Of ]. d. Reynolds to Miss Fannie White
house, and Wesley Rowsey to Miss Marga-
ret Meriday. The marriage Of A. II.
Smith, Of Texas, to Miss Mamie Meyer,
daughter Of the late Major A. d. Meyer, Of
this county, is announced for next Tues
day, 25th inst.
Our May Court day was decidedly
above the average. Although hot and
dusty a large crowd was in attendance.
Stock was plentiful, and Of an excellent
quality, bu, not many sales were made.
Judge $, NJ. Boone, auctioneer, reports as
follows Five hundred cattle on the mar
ket, and mostly good ones. Heavy grazing
cattle did not sell at prices to justify own
ers parting with them-the best figure Of
fered not exceeding S4l5 per hundred.
sold 40 long yearlings at s27 per head; 20
short yearlings s25; SO heifers sl975; 20
scrub steers sll.Gj. A few plug horses Of
fered, and those sold ranged in price from
s35 to s75 per head. A great deal Of the
stock offered was Withdrawn, but take the
offerings all through, they were much bet
ter than usual.
Col. Fox DRowSED.-rhe sad intel
ligence was received here on Wednesday
night Of the death, by drowning, Of Hon.
VIM. Mckee Fox, Of Pulaski county. The
only particulars given are from rumor to
the effect that he was out in canoe with
party fishing, and the boat was capsized.
Persons who knew him when boy say he
was unable TO swim, and Of course was
drowned. He was a son Of Judge Foun-
tain 4. and Mrs. Eliza Fox, Of Danyille,
was about AZ years old and unmarried.
This is the second time within the last few
years that the hearts Of this aged couple
has been oppressed with grief by the vio-
lent death Of their sons. A few years ago
Mr.. John Fox met his death by falling in
a well at his home in Tennessee. The feel
ing Of sympathy throughout the commu-
nifty is general.
Married, on Wednesday, May 10, at
Coyington, Ky, Mr. Vi Robards, Of indie
pendenee, Mo, to Miss Madge Duke, Of this
county. This event was advertised to take
place at the First Presbyterian Church in
Danyille, and the disappointment is aggra-
waiting. Mr. Richards is a Catholic and, OF
course. had to he married by priest or
not at all. Father Brady, Of our city re-
fused TO solemniHe the marriage II Prot
estant minister WAS TO marry them either
before or aiterward. They left on the
morning train on Wednesday for Cincinna.
Il to be married there and return to he
reunited by minister in Danville. But
all the priests in Cincinnati and Coyinglon
had been advised fthe dodge by kilograms
nom Father Brady. and the consequence
vas that they both had 10 promise not 10 I
nave the marriage uadOne by a Protestant.
This is pushing nilery little too far. 4