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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Independence, Kansas

Oct. p, 1880.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of his intention to
make final proof in support OF his claim, and
secure final entry thereof at the Office of District
Clerk at lola, Friday Dec. 10, 1880, viz: Jacob
D. Moore OF lola, Kansas, for the VIII Of seq Of
section 81, township "a, 8 Of range 81 east, and
Il. Mcknight, James Strong andJ. n. Sapp, all
OF Orel, Allen county, Kansas.
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CHEAT, oAsH
GROCERY STORE
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P. HUTCHINSON, Proprietor.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-16

unprecedented buoyancy There was. however,
somc irregularity In the Movement with two OF
three exceptions to tho geneva Iae. Western
Union aud American District Telegraph were lower
instead of higher, Western Union opened at s3la
0s3Os. and sold at s20s2ss. while American
District fell from GO to 90 and rallied to 5Sl9.
American Uninn telegraph was steady at 73l40
ISIS. The notably strong stocks were Union Pacific.
which sold UP to 10si2 ex-diyidend-squal to 10
Lake Shore up to 1270l2Gos Michigan Central mp
to 1900 l19si, Northwest upto 124A@12fl4. ST.
Paul up tn 111S49l1los, and Iron Mounialu
up TO 52Ss0512. Among che usually inactive stocks
Lake Erie aud Western to the front with
TRANSACTIONS amounting TO 1880 shares and
an advance from 36l4 20 1888 The coal stocks ais"
strong in tho late dealings. Erie was slug
gard, although rising from AGA 70 47's0iT is. on
comparatively small amount l2S.30O sha'es) OF
business Ontario and Western, which is set down
by the bookmakers as the coming iayorite. was
only steady at 81 l2G3l7s. Pacific Mail was strong
at an advance of Dig per cent to 52s4. The pros
pect % of the company having the carry
ing of supplies and material for the construction
of two canals instead of fer one. impaired lively
tone to the dealing in the stock. Although in most
instances the final sales were made at fractional
concessions from the highest iigurcs of the day tho
market closed strong with confident feeling on
the part of operators generally.
Government bonds were dull at the boards With
transactions amounting only to $4,000. Bat at
ibe Offices of the great dealers better inquiry was
aoticcd and for tho Az and per cents the iiual
bids show advances of L Ter cent The Treasury
surchased Sl53. 900 O. 1880 at 1928. Annexed
hre the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-16

State bonds were quiet. the business including
only tennessee g. old. at ASH. and new and new
Series at AZ. North CarolIua consolidated Is are
quoted az S30s5. and special tax 6s 4G3; Louisi-
ana cousols 54AQ54ai, and Virginia ia, deferred
1601S.
The sale Of city bank stocks included Commerce
(5) ut 147 and Metropolitan IN st 15t.
A fairly well distributed business done in
railroad bonds and generally at advancing figures.
The special features were Missouri Kansas and
Texas seconds with an advance from 74os 10 75S4.
New-Jersey Central incomes, which rose 10 33i2
and the large business done in Union Pacific fists
at 115Qll51a Eric consos were Il higher
at 972 ana the funded 5s "5 higher
at 931s. Boston. Hartford and Ene iirsis
were hardly steady at As. Chesapeake aud ONO
frs a. series B. firm at 1854, and currency in
terost debts at 49,. Canada Southern frsts recov
cred to IOi1z0101as. st. Louis and Iron Mountain
first incomes rose to 81 and second to 76l2
Denver and Rio (irande consos easier at lO9's
Kansas Pacific CO suls steady at l02. and Texas aud
Pacific incomes Il lower at 75@75l4. and hTsts. Rio
GrsnGa Division, Z higher at 95a4.
Tie Sub-1reasury to-day gained $3.50 s5l on bal
ance made up by a com gain OF $53l.4S4 less a
currency loss Of 1858. THIS leaves the loss since
last Friday SG9,357, bnt does not include the AS
saw Office checks given ont to-day for imported bu-
lion The course of the money market was toward
ease. Some early renewals of loans were made at
1lo commission Int the general rate fo the day
1so aud the laet loans were AT cent The
domestic exchanges NewYork are unchanged,
except frner tone al Chicago, the quotations being
25 cents discount TO par. The United States
Treasurer at Washington TODAY received 100000
in National bank notes for REDEMPTION The customs
receips were $Gf3,77S, and the internal revenue
receipts we're S2GC 40 The following rs the
Clearing Honse statement TO-DAY Exchange
Sl53 790,2 poi; balances. S4 O52.75S Tue transac-
nous al the Sub treasury covered Receipts
50 4O4 1914: payments, $1.873.250: curreuc bal
ance, -, ia. 695: coin balance S77,S43,4l4.
There IS nothing new III tae foreign exchange NOR
ket business is NJ standsill and nominal rates re-
main unchanged AS fnOws
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-16
ending December II, and from January /. 1879 and
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

IoNpoS, Dec lsi2io p m consols 70 for money and
gSs,a o. = b1nds our ana ahaf per cents
ll5I; AfAnIIc aud Western first mortgage trustees
cat,fcaies b5s: second 3o NeWeisfy crntIai con-
sos iGL Erie 47& illinois Central l2d = Pennsyiyaua
Central Gi3s Reading. 2OLi.
LONDON 10 $50 Paris aivccs Quote three per
cent 80 francs 81 cenumes for The account ,. -
IuNDnN q =. bonls. anda nan hcr
cents INA Erie sS4 Central 1881 Pfuusyi-
vsra Venugl 6 Tue IS discount tor three months
bs In Inc npcn market pei cert hich IS the samo as
lie Bank OF ENGLAND India Council bis were ao eh
today al OF I'D The amount OF Dul-
hon hdrawu from lnE Dillingham; balance to-day
~ 81 o. all Of which is for shipment 10 America
LONDON y. IN. l. advres quote fee per
cent renies 80 frances II centmes Tor the account
PARIS l5-t:3n D. Exchange on Loal)n, - francs
cheeks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-16

nornlnallv sales 81 hhrs French island CO.; ehned
uuiot and depressed cut Loaf. crpsin am
Powdered ioc Granualee psei srald.I A. e.sss.e;
a5isc.: v bite Extra &C" ssdsAc; Yellow DO, ''s1oc
Yellow C." I'd. ge; Yeliows UiiaIc. ,,
TEA-ifv nncinn TO-DAY. sairs. 30 rkcs M9fuue
Grran i7d23Ac fer Hrs9n leG3sc 70, 4Ouhg n.y. ~
rs aa8c fog Guupowdor. and l62031 FOR Imp fiat 20
pkCs i1ugspey a 10 ~ To- Young S snn - 20 Sc o' ga,
fsfial. ard ~ 2u21c for Gnnpowder ig"' PSF ,.y
Ooonc 1870 100 FormO do ~ 3sc' biJ ryDohO"
22d SO r. @ above prscrs shad- i0Trr H' rue
TALLOw-Qu.et. siea.y sales 10000 %, OieGb%s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-16
4iuancl1l.

IL who are interested in railroad business
~ and mileage statistics should get IN rStBU Sh AL
MANIAC for lrs [, now ready, nrce - cents Dy MA.
4 TLANTIC AND PACIFIC r. l.. (Old stock
ana bonds Paclnc L. Il. 81 Missouri dray stoCk
wantod by EDWD I. FOA ~ Coz
BANKERS and CAPITALISTS will want 20
I'D ge' she Tribune auac COR 1880 gives tho hgusus
mixed cuuo Expenditure 9lncc 100. Puce
- cents i,y mal.
EDWARD c. FOX a. co.
II q wALI.sr Now.YaTl.
Euy ara a active stocks gu thc Sow 1rE stocA -
e. aBgc, o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-16
NEW-YOR1 DAILY TRIBUNE. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 6 1880

10 Medum 81; 10 Choice "a 3oasi CO. no En-
Afre.
ST. LoiS Dec 5.-Hocs rowe- workers. and Baltimores
OdFi TO- hii1cd rao Ing - 2j@S4 20 Butchers o
Farcy 81 aO3i4 10; receipts 10000 bead shipments eoo
head -,
So 5Omsf o;he grn dnli an1 nOminai receps 'VV
h. al shpmen r. 90 head 49,, -,....,.
suEEf-Du has gel. receipts 2j head shipments
MN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-16
COTTON MARKErs-nY TELEGsAPH

LveEroo pee l5-l2sg mSotfo9 strong M %da I
Including 5000 bales log specglson aud export keeeiPs
sgSo 9.s' i6Sna"c ssoO p DeS9 sjivery 40
December and Jauuh delivery 6sd DO January aud Feb
and delivery 6'sd. ais 81 do March and April
ID also 6is, sa do May delivery, I'd do June
ana Jnly delivery led Futures steay ,,,s,,n, rn,ano.
cad MiGdhnC orleans, G7sd Fuures-U Dlanus Low MD
s sa ae ii t e'6 I'D DO an5 an july GeSeTy 49,
do Jnly END AEsasI aea'0; 20 inns s H Of the sv
,ncudrd 1890 bales American Futqres-UDla1ds Low
Mdlng clause December .na January delivery o-'asd no.
January IA. feordary deInHycfy, o'3%st , p-s rrIa
Low MIting cause @ Tf uy d
S x:ax do A' and May delivery S''' Futures closed
aCaUslA Dec. l5.-CCuon steady mddnng, ia
B.IrtaoS Dec i5-CoJton steldy Mldding Ils,c; Low
Nddnlg. u-ci Coed Ordinary lo%e, gross receipts 5S9
bales c6asalse 81 bales 800 bales spinAers 5I1
snsros Dec i5-cctor firm; Mddhng. l2c: low Md.
dius SCI GOOD Ordinary J'sc net fec9p'a 6v+ bales
CiAssEs7os, Dec 5colon hrm for better grades MID
dung, l9c L"w MdaiinE; it.ss 9@9n Qfdnary; l05c;;
Oales % tlo Continent, 40 oea: eoast"se 90 bales
cpcNyArt Dec l2rCoDG i'm AiGd!pS II io ~ Low
shipments liza U4les: stock. lo.S Y bales:
GLys3oS Pee Goa SIGGg 2 arm c MI Ma Ge. u 81
ba es expo Grea Britain, SOL Daos; coastwse.
10 io TiS Doc i5-coitoa steady MddRr II &C
MFlPaa frc l6-CotIOn steady MiGhae. III b. receipts.
baes shipments, 1859 bales sales oUOO bales Stock
SO.4.J bales $3.50.
sOnnE Dec. Is Cotton quiet Midulng. / asc.: Low
Nliug, Good prIuary. 10 &c. net recopts. 2O3I
bales. exports coastwse 6J baes sales 1000 bales
= b.J5B
SEWOaLEAss Doc. l5-CottOn steady good demand Md
thing q hdding. lie. lUisc
rsaeDts gross 1881 baes exports TO France,
1908 bales 6,jOO bales last evening. 1000 Dalt
stocE 10 or bales
NCaFCIE. Dee I5.-Cotton quiet MddtnE, ll7isc; net
receul 49, bales; o1ptri Great Drtan 451V bales
coastwse. 1891 bales ses lf3o BALES stock 5000 bales
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 10 OttVL rm; dC iug. I2i6 .Jw
Ni4diug Il4c Cool Ordinary 10 ~; net eiDs, %
bales gross 5l5baes; cxpO 10 Great B am lbtd
| bs.pa Ha,rs IS.
SAVANNAH Dec. i5-COttOn Quiet; Mlddlng II [o; Low
Midhug Good ORDINARY. 9'sc.. net recelps, 1,25l
exports tho Continent 81 10 bales Goa ws ~ u
sales oars evening 300 bales clock l3b,U6l
balea $4,000 49,
Nld1unF ic. ordinary, lus. net fecepls. Lost
shipments 2l0O bses sales 3tSj bales sOcE a. est
baics
40 bales exports COaGwse, 20U2 baes, stOeS is, III
| bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-16
EURoPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Dac Is -l'orA-- Primo HJss-EasJsrn dun
Al o.. Weaterl. dull at 81. Bacon-oUmbt rand Cut
duu az a.. short RID steady A.: Iuig Clear.
sioady al 80. Snort Clear. seay a. AZ Huns oug
40. shoulders. uul ~ Eeef-Iuuia NJ y-H
none Ia the Mess, sto~y s. Prime hesA
steady At al. Lau-Pume Western dui. at 46i.
lalow- Prime CIV 0ul $751; Iurpenune-Epfs steady
az 50 Gd tosin steady Sd Common, hrnrr
At EIqI Cnsf.e-Amerctn ,nOoe, duh al 80. Lard
OH steady 81 49, FlourKtra STATE dun at IL ID Wheat
No 1. White, steady Al l0i; spring. 80 2, dull
AT Cd Now Winter Western dull az BlUd; Now SOuin-
ern Winter d ] a. lOi Combined steady At 81 III COT
fgu-.ea llll-YelOw Amer1cau. Roam
Common. 90 1ndnu steady a. 0Sd Spiuts lurpentne at
London ftmor al 81 .
oWt Tor American Pork, 60. per Dbl for Pume Meas.
iONuOS DC 81 D. In.-Cacutta LinHecd, oil per or.
Refined FctfOlul lO13 Id per ga spirits 0i Petroleum
iUd lO'sd ger gal. spirits Of lurponuno 81 per eWL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-16
LIVE srocg MAHKErs-aY rELEaRArA

BUFFALO Dec. l5-cAIrLR- Reeapts today, D. o head
toia Tor te week G32J time LIST
0U e 81 consigned through ~ market dull Com
mon On owor; sales of Good Shippers - DOaai 10
Fair o Medium - BUd&4 % Common. IS 8r0Fj 20;
Dor OF Ight Common lots will not be sold thus
sfPP AND LAMB-RscepIs TO-DAY 100 heal oia Tor tle
or tnn. FAR 40 head limc last week, 5000 head
co signed through market active but shade iOWer
ercf Tor 9. paa Lambs % ,ansda lambs ~ 8 5O1
FAR Good western ~ iuoiaDln
at a. 25d>i %, Choice 10 Fancy, ~ l5gsJ.
fio..-Roce,rfe TODAY 100 head total Tor the week
thus far p for tnlo last week. $1,000
head; cnnsgned through 70 market dIl and prce>
ehaie lowrr offerings compare iayOraOy win Wees
sales ~ choice Yokea 90 - Quasi o. es EAta
cold early brought s. Light Mirel Al 1881 so. Good
Medium ga 8bas, 20 Choice Heavy 81 lJdFi - Medium
guailg ami Good EIds - iVds4 % Pts - aSt TO-
,ufcs0O IS. uu0s- t0fclpts. 1900 mead ship
menis loo head market weak and 5ate lower Common
o Nedium dnil Mixed King ~ iOGfg 20 Light -
81 % Choice eavy % loqii 90 market closed weak with
Common unAell
cams P-crips 900 al. shpmfnfa lAOD head market
weak aud easier Erpprl, - 5DaSd - Good q Cho'ee
Shipping Zoe - loaf5 20 Common 70 hcdlum ID
al5c and very dE az % tpGs 50 Is cheIs steady
Cows Bul-. - bu0f3 Extra Fat good
demand and Fc-feTE dY az - - asJ 80
Becepis, .4UU head nasLet unchanged Common
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-16
West side.

4 WELL-FURNISHED parl0r floor in d
~ quiet gnteo house aud neghbOrhoOd, with Or without
board. ~ CharltOn-sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-16

DARTIES suffering with mental or nervous
diseases can have board ard proper attentisn In psi
waite family Addnss EXPERIESCE, Tribune Uptown
Office, 1898 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-16

GUNNY front second floor large square
- room, for gentleman Fad wife strictly hTstclass board
and surroundings 33 9th ave- corner lOth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-16

nNE SECOND FLOOR, with private table
~ without board for gentlemen with board;
req East 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-16

S0 WEST 39TH-ST. second story large
w sunny rent wh nrsJcsss board references
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-16

OFFIcR or riIE CENTRAL PARK NORTH AND East RIVER
NRw.IORK. December IL, lS5O)
TENHE TRANSFER BOOKS of this Company
VIII De Closed Dist inst and reopensq January . 1851
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-16

- WEST 31ST-ST.-One large hall room,
with closet completely furnished fourth hOOr
viii acconuiOd gentlemen nicely hastns separate
beds one Iong table excellent references exchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-16
NOTICE;
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

IORk. November ~, lSSU.
Tho following resolution been passed % the Board of
Directors: -, - -. -.
Resolved That second assessment of 20 pr cent upln
the subscriptions Capts stock OF ms 20 Phy
authorized by me Special khOldefs Mceg on ocvoei
90 1880 be ana the same ~ hereby ordered @ aDe J@"u
ary g. 1881, al the cOmuaOy'- Office IN New ! OF K 80,
holders requested 70 present or ns thtir onD
Certificates with their checks 10 OroeI iat t' pay
HORACE WHITE. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-16

hereby that the interest due IA No RG
Funded Of Of ONO. viii be pa "A
AT National Balk, NewIOrS, FROM
the Cfice IN
books will close 90 the lJth nsb ana
lie reoleu On the l6th If Ian uary, 1881.
Columbia Ohio. Dec. H. 1880.
IOIN q. OGLEVEE, Auditor OF state
MILTON BARN ~, Secretary o. state.
GkOKGE h NASH, Attorhey-fiensrsi
Of tie SINKING Fund VI Ohio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-16

,Al WEST 27TH-Sr., second house west oe
Bi0afway north side.-E egAnt p2Tl1rs. extra ia size
and uppOiutments. Good rooms Oh 10Y hoOr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-16
Doaro ano Rooms.
| PRIVATE FAMILY will rent large, ele-

T. IFTH-AVE. (NO 2J3), near 2STH-ST.-
handsomely furusbed parlOr and bedroom adjoining
single gentleman gentleman aud wife: references re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-16

I'D WEST 32D-ST.-Large and small
y - wei furnished rooms second and third uoorss
reception room suitable Tor phj sicials.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-16

Comparative exports OF nour, wheat AID corn
from tine principal Atlantic porn for tie week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-16

i PANY.-A Dividend Of ONE AMP oNE-HALF
PER CENT the capital stock OF the Union
PaeItc Railway Company will be paid on aud after
January l., 1881, stockholders record Decembey
IL. $780, New-l stockholders wll be paid ~
the Onion Trust Company, 10 Broadway. Ne.lork, and
Boston stockholders t5e couDAnys othee. ii Equitable
Build ny, ROstOn.
stock Books will December L. 1850 sne re0pene1
January g. 1881 HENRY MCFARLAND Treasurer
4, 1880
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-16

OBJ WEST 22D-st-A paIlor, also sunny
ser rooms, third hOor einan gentleman ana wife;
COOL Doar.l; prIcn meQelale referenCes.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-09-09
"A DUN cEMENTs
GO Do llaasa 81 hsas saaiaslysa.

The friends Of Or. ii. !. EPfINa ~
specially nominate him se Q candidate foa
the House Of Repre- sent lives m q pls Ige
thfs he viii sbide by tho sesllS al: thg pTl,
Iue 2 pfec1ion of tho Democrats party ol
Ar DC. .son County.
We are authorized tol annnnpso Col.
r. w. SIMPSON for the Hcsss d of zispTs-
sensaiisee. His election ysiff enSEie AM
ds!son Oaunty ON able, efdrisns and inisn.
ential member. DEsoGaAzs.
Gel. WA. Z. WALTERS Is respectfuiiy
announced as 0 candidate FOR the I.sAis ssi-
sns:s;-snllect g, 70 the .eholse az slle OaIno-
Walters Is an untllne Oeaaostat, nasn
o. ability end good au sslss, ord viii ts
supported by A7AtIx oxKts.
The frisnds Of IEg. 3. @. q. Fts AFszER4
t5roK sespeetfaily gfpuncs hinr Gs @ cane
didete for the Mcp5e OF RepgezentA lives
srom Anderson Coan sub e se to tho psi-
mary election ef the Democratic passy.
fss GoREER.
The many fdenasc scf HUGH Bf. PRINCE
announce him Ss D candl data sof the Legis-
!ature, and as o gentleman every w9y wor-
thy TO represent the Banner County In that
body. iSALups SIDE.
q The fiends OF Mr. r. p. CLINKSCAxsp
respectfnlly annolnce him es candidate
for seat In the lower bganch OF thc Gene
ral Assembly from Andersen Connty--snb-
iecs TO the ection Of Che Democrats parry
In tho primary election. y.
The r-ny friends OF Mnj. E. B MUIR
Ray respectfully nominate him as can.
didase fee reelection 10 tho Legislature
subject to the Primary Election.
The many friends of JEPTHA WAT
KlRS beg leave 10 announce him as q can
didate for the egislatute-eubject to the
primary election.
The friends of Col. e. Af. RUCKER re-.
spectfully announce him as o candidate for
the Legislature at the ensuing election
subject to the nomination OF the Democratic
party.
DR.. J. II. REID Is respectfully announ.
ced rs candidate for the Legielasure-sub-
ject. TO the choscs OF the Democratic party
as chs prirnsr5 election. DR.. Reid has serv-
ed the people Or Anderson County as State
Senator, and Is o gentleman OF Judgment
and prudence, and In every " Y qualified TO
make q good IanresenfetiHa .Anrnrnan,r-