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The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-06-10
A Rich Bride.

The London Telegraph publishes the
following paragraph concerning the be-
throthal of Prince Alexander, of Bull
garia, already announced in our Paris
Correspondence: "For some months
past rumors have been current in court
and diplomatic circles to the effect that
marriage was lin course of arrange
ment' between Prince Alexander, of
Bulgaria, and Mile. Yusupoff, the
daughter and co.heiress, with her
youngest sister; Of q Russian prince,
who is popularity credited with being the
cars wealthiest subject. The Musco-
vite millionaire's income is chiefly de-
rived from house property in the Rus
sian capital, and not very long ago he
was prosecuted by the police authorities
of St. Petersburg for allowing his tene-
ments to fall into decay and to lack the
commonest sanitary appliances pre-
scribed by law, 30 that an epidemic
broke out among his tenants. 1t apr
pears. however, from the latest advices
that have reached Berlin from the
banks of the Neva that Prince Alex
ander's bethrothal to the elder daughter
of this inordinately wealthy pobleman
will be celebrated toward the end of
the present month. Mile. Yusupof is
described as an amiable and clever
young lady, more remarkable for her
varied accomplishments than for her
beaaty. She will, it is said, bring to the
ruler of Bulgaria q dowrp of k2.00O,-
coo, and expectations of 3 succession
appraised at between E2OO,0 600 and
93OO, 600 year or more. His high
ness, we believe. will be indebted for
this splendid and highly advantageous
alliance TO the direct agency of his
august uncle and godfather, the em-
peror of Russia"
On ScoLDING. Scolding is too COM
mon in almost every household. II
one overset coffee on the table cloth, or
break . dish, one will be almost GER
tain to get scolded-just as though one
could help it. Old people were once
young, and doubtless overset coffee and
broke dishes. The nervous and mus
cular habits Of the young are not
steadied or regulated. Perhaps our
elders were scolded when young, and ]
doubt if they liked it, or improved
much from 1t. know very much
disliked being scolded, or spoken to in
an illnatured way. Gentle caution, nd
| Iministered in mild voice, has . much
better effect on me. How = it with
you, young sister Oak Lecf.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-06-10

Dr.. Mary Walker stands up when
she strikes . match for her cigarette,
Just like the rest Of ~.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-06-10
An Old I.ady,s Gratitude.

They are doing the Black Crook
out in Leadville.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-06-10
AN OLD CANNON BALL.
Was It Shot from Hendrick Hudson's
HalfmOOn?

Troy Times.
The Albany and Rensselaer, iron and
steel company is building an extensive
barn on the south bank Of the Wynant-
skill, near the steam rolling mill. The
foundation OF this new structure in
closes the walls of house said to have
been built over 100 years ago. This
morning while workmen were remov.
ing the remains of the old building,
they found, buried in the earth fully
two feet below the foundation an Is
pound solid cannon ball. 1t is much
eaten bv rust, and from all appearances
undoubtedly found its way to that SPOT
long before the old house was erected.
Various opinions are rife regarding its
history, but none of the savants at the
iron works are able to give any salts
factory explanation as to how it came
there; nor is there anything about it
that designates its nationality. Robert
cambridge. one of the Oldest histori-
ans at the iron works, cannot explain it,
and James Veto, jr., who is we'll velsed
in the antiquities Of that region is not
certain whether it was fired from Hen
drick Hudson's Halfmoon, or was
stray shot from one of Burgoyne's bat
teries at Saltwater. 1t has been ex-
amined by q large number of ipquisi-
tive people, and the mystery surround
ing it has become the common topic all
along the banks Of the Wynantskill.
Will some one come forward and solve
the problem of this cannon balli II il
now at the Office of the steam rolling
mill, and can be seen and examined by
the Oldest inhabitant if he will kindly
step forward. We would respectfully
refer the matter to Drs. Swineburne
and Mosher.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-06-10

Il A PANAMA BEAUTY. de les
seps' lecture on his return to Paris was
. remarkable one. He used . magic
lantern which exhibited views Of every
thing from the coast Of Panama to =
New York ferry.boat. "Do you dare to
hint" he asked, ssthat the Panama
canal route runs through an unhealthy
country? Look herel" and he present
ed to the audience dark-eyed laughing
5beauty-a Panama angel, whom one Of
the baron's engineers had married.
"Do you think that an unhealthy
country can produce such beings 90
thisf" The listeners applauded to the
echo.
, 1880-12-31

oe WAsi;IN0T3s. npo., :D.--lt ia understood TINT
EiFsn lip tho llcn 1i centcsiss,x tlU soua II ".
t eWS, csS,cst ese t urtrnlcker Wheeler hal nto!l.
hMnica1t. hn ubandoned H. a,1ti viii Ncculjt lila
iii. H. ~ sr%setmi, ss e!rtnstunces viii ad-
ina Lowua seat wlls lhat tho laws IL AiNhatnl
iIckets' g1y M a9vlse "sr x,p upon election
enss .A. 1or Lowe. upon each ur which was nri,,tcd
s,s"e;i ni''h Gy Masns nstr:ct% The t.xuro eo
N.Y. Wy" t!s Indeed 1t Isl, but very sIIn Sxc.,so
tae pof f"s %h!eh u @ 70 unsngt ether o Cosross ii
aSth9 atlcst Ut thu tursivnr touresr"taot ;s!vs
yrsaa tsaasrs; @ n tho scsyleo 10 ruuksj Szt 10
i,G%at faticcd he IL tho only ss,sltcr4, cuyairv
HI was " m, m9e thaf survives At VI ycass Of ga
SsShAcst III .lan wto erur nttej,ul that ra1k IN In
il ,hs H.ifen:oL,ow Mr Lowe, h!s eomnetltr also
coase4,s % support q tho linruhllrama in sbo rcccnt
on poI!tfcai eaiis hl.set 0scenbacGe Or, tut
lfnh,th'su! lueStlons llp AS nfteu ypteH WITT fhn
NoF9o1saus III against them, '~" "'>A 'oo
, 1880-12-31

10 tht Editor q 1ns Chleaan 1rthnns.
,Su ssiltoiai @ pirsu I'1tlfee IF wIat Sfs i
really tho only remaining ayaIfabls a,lt! suit
hoped TINT sulllc!eAt space viii be aeaulred
n.W; M cisas4 !s ~ tae @ Etsntcst st. %sourssHf sup,
lilo largest md !l0st cu.!tin0tltous Excllangl,,
On renttlt1S tbs rep0rt Ut the Committee Ii IL
state.! ".Il'a building shDMlH bf 70 coll
s'reS tnt sie ' a ~ s ilo1r WY not s more
1ent, Al,l also I'll arranged That, slluull tlls
growth ut tho Assucinttun over require 1t, tlIo
ent!ve, naln i!oor could be thrown Into ol's
Should this heroinc necessary In the future
ttlsa Committee SEEN to tllll,k It probab!v),
the Association WUuih hive u Iilll RO,hG
otlior place for the "cn!l-1Uamn nlAl D!tfceS,
wist wol ;,; 10 ttet t nf,er a.! The s
casy now by paying trit'e more nlld secur-
ins 100 By 250 Or ;I0o. Instead Ut :U1 BY 20.
'Fhe depth OF those lots ls ut lcnst ~ L not
s!scs ] sp evcn il :S tsst .Iepth ,ssr % DIR
chased there would still 10 lift 40 feet II,
tIrptl for buildings OH Van Uuren street,
which ought to he ntispfc.
There are Otl!er REASONS why this extra
% ta thu ] prnpnssi "Tra,iins iiali," les ;' by l:D
and "GnlI Hull" 100 l,y iii, another n.lj0lnIng
hall rs large ri the Cnll Is neerssary,-ylz.:
jor Ngr.caI!a Tor tl,ose WHO .,radu in tho pits
and tlitsrcccivess who suIl w sn,nplr 10 10
n,ixetl ~ together during the ''seilinE BY.
sAulpls" hour. Wore tflB snlllple tables In il
xaratntr. communicating hall. there: would
not b. my confusion III ut present nxlSts ttr
.l0re linn ~, llullreyerytlny. nustnl.aS would
bn tlunD more quickly md conveniently; tho
"rllttng HILL ulIl ltS ncGn paHtS would not
bu cDynrc.l with itnllr-.lnst a,Itl tho tlunrs
Btrewrd nyar with grain. Tho business Is fort
NtlAtely getting S0 nxttnatyo tIlNt 1t IL ncces-
sAry to prGyrttt confusion uIll htfuH( every
branch US ltully business facilities III pos
Aibae.
At ono time. tnot SO very Iona. agn) we
bought And sold wheat, corn, l0rlt, ete,, In
tle Ea,lle rtl1g. NuW 1t could not 10 dane,
Rt,A now tho receivers dunAnlI M n,lj0!nlnE
l,All for themselves, u tho sample business is
beennl!ng B0 Immense.
The Secretary wants far moro accO1Mnin-
tlntlUn. \ .'hlurgln r,ulnh IL l,nW lecoS-
sary, md also n large "solt!oMent hall "
or office. !,
When so iook Mt tho ycarIy lncrcase IN
business, n,u! think Dynr whit ulir e,inrinnus
existing trade de'Ha,uta, It will ba apl!artl!t
TINT 200 BY 0o fuet H. mot any too lRrgu II 1t IL
desirable 10 llayO everything o., the sanlu
tlnnr.
Wien tho present building was erected
people sall II WIS Iarga enough for ilfty
years tn cnIIle, but tho pressllru Ut Increased
business drives lx away In ten, alul 80 II Mlay
be even with IO by 3&Q before nluther tel.
ycAra. ltECElvEIt.
, 1880-12-31
BOARD OF TRADE.
Tho Scott Proposition Accepted By
Lnr1e Majority.

A'o Seo's sfop"sN"1 tAceep'eo pf
Aae .a"1u'1tS'
,tt, ''. ~ .uu !'un" t,a ~ .!a'e In.
...'.s .ss'.aeE s''u p''lsnse ID Win
,'..1',' n ,"'. ~ HnuMl ;, ~ 1nu oGo.s p'1peIty,
bounded by !acks"n' Van l'nrel,, pacillc
avenue, and Sherman street, MS II stta Tor tho
new I},Mlr,I Of 'lutle building, wus submitted
10 Tie members of the l,nu,,i yrstrrdnv. and
was Fatllsea oy s'te OF very nearly flvc 70
otlc. Thu Total membership hf tic l'uart Il
al,0ut 1,105 TlienaMber OF votes Gust yester-
,lay wus LEO. Of wllcl, pW were "for TIC
rniIuco,,m, of i'm n,r,lnsn ,f r,I ost,t. ~,
,",., '"o ~. w. Ir"' eo.'e, 10
iecohiiieHtea ny the co1'i,hlttce OIL I'LL.
lnrgru Accommodations for tic lizard, alnl
, 1880-12-31

TO tHf 1@HItVr II 7Hz LHtt11H 7FWHHEs
CntCAnu. Nec. .g-SotIGing iii nccuutit Of tho
prcut wlmic ROW IN exhibition, III this tnort,-
lnHs TttlDt*E. tht,Rht II wuu1sl l,o Interesting
to yonr readers To tsnuw uf ono being caught
eye ov"n ol !a1ver thn tis ot,r: aeyere storm a5o,o
the Shetland 1s1aHds,-my tfrthplncu. a whNsu
WIS driven nsbnrt. tho lido was e1,!tiv, IT,
thh bcnct 1T li0*wIck. which wts ninety. efeh.
tcet IN length. Thu tui WIS twnnsy.ouc feet in
!cilEth fr,,n iuke point 10 luke ndnt. MD oyer
inr,y hoHshcais 9f t'il ~cro obtained: Tho
WhhIcbo1,p weighed 600 pounds. L.. u,
, 1880-12-31
Tic Coal Monopoly.

7" fht Editor o. The Chicago 7Flbunt.
CIlcAGO. lee. sl.-tf my Of our coat dealers
wnht 70 know what popularity .s, let them rim
fer Alderman III tho sprinK. Last sprtng II pop
,slar yattng iuai. caa1 dealer, was nominated
by hts rnrty us n eanddRte for Alderman Ut his
war'i. A vcnstctnun from 'rippcrary was neatly
folding iin lmllot for tho candidate ri tho pp-
u blu. "fnl t!t!l'l waNt IN v0tp tlHt ticket
vote fnr--. The reply WIS, "Oct,. Do JAbersi
cUul III winter" X. X
, 1880-12-31
TOLEDO.

rotrtn. o.. pec. "l..-tinAfS-Whrnt dnll, M
while Michigan sib1. No. rel Wabash, spnt. stta,4
nsked. ~ bts Jnnuary nnd FGfriAty. tltass March,
spia; Afny. so,f. n1nlefi NJ. T. JanuarS, a>Sc.
Mar, t4}A. uMts gn1ets M. ..::c.
CLOVER HEEH-f'r!nlo tna1nnIottl hold Mt fj,f0 600
bill.
NlltssEn Itu1R-Nonllnnliy at $L2i. ~
CiNai:t.-syhcnt ,ni, Nh rc,i, ianunry. tt.0l1ft
Fehrl1ury iilt AutE1, {iti asked, FliA3f GIlt Ari
IEcElrTs~Whuat A,uu bn, corn. lDou1 bn, eats.
runG.
sulruES7s-w Wheat. l4'ooo but corn laou bu, oats.
ittp bu. - - 7-'
, 1880-12-31

wc ,tn)mrrt upo,, the priest Of tic parish: lie
Is 10 srr 10 It. \ farmer brings II LITTER frnin
the priest. a'pl on his recommendation IRvg
lli.I rl!tl, unless knnw tic person my
srtf; n1l th0se wIln come frt,n tho ruuntfy
lniist bring n letter ftDtll their pastor; and It
Is th!! pnslnr'a responsibility TO sce that tllo
children are we'll treated"
, 1880-12-31
AflAA Iii South A,nsrlen.

uounI NJ ssaIcnllng dovcrnmeut Is es,slcavostog to
bf III. = i Z Ehl9lsl -spcaktiS colony un ND bnnks
Hare,iH no Negro. aAd Frcsl.ient Itoea Is uro.
grants. ahd a E aand irea Tor d)00 lrish ini1i,l-
tho ltct se,, usians " Ayres St4!AtlrI sAys that
xsuia,,a. nS nifty richer than Austraiia or NOV
" W hulaa aeMaa .,, tho lands lii Uuuuos Ayyss uru
, 1880-12-31
Information Wanted.

Ia The Editor ~ TIE Chicago Tribune.
Ext'L.EwODD, ILL.,, I}cc. :9.-Ir money ts lost in
Registered letter Is the Government re-
sII,If,.lbtp?
VIII Il thermometer tntlfcnte colder wenthcr II
out nf the wind?
Whit roo.! rvason cur he given why Il IS not
htst ~ etectfnr PRESIDENT for every yutcr to
vote directly fur l'reaiJrntY
Ilhve coaI dealers any eonsccnce. us clRss2
Il, klSusHUllY.
, 1880-12-31

MuwAuErE i,cc. 70 -GsAiS.,Wheatf' f'rm' openea
,uc ,o,ser clo,ca 1rm, NJ. siwankco hnrs' NUM-
ie.cmucr. .,c; nnuary. ylics teirl.nry. E4e NJ. ;
..n,,r, n J. ,tir. tnts srnrcpt M. !, '3c. tte
Iiurr lid rcarea; Nj. i,sic. 1iareY ruets NJ. =
'tsvi*iaxs- Ae,s pssrk M iI:Is M sasM: aia:o
Match. Larl-l'rne saeHf'i' sSGsl cas' "sa t"han5'
stiT i$TG,sE.'ye . urs,sr at t.Dto, dressed higher Mt
s'f[i1i "n urls; wheat, as has oats.
''s; Aistsra Iii -hcat l1en ba, corn. l7O 1u, oats.
, 1880-12-31

Western nrrt,s,e-:r;"s linen! f.ms '1rIsr. t'n-
!s!,l. lar'y t.Nl wi,le mn, 3 ltr!' Incnl f'r ar
l.attsl cubic ynrls crushed Stone, .lS, cubic,
ynls cla.lsrs s f''r!s , sol'llc:stonc. aG 81. E.
:ast f!ss. fro,;i 1riy.s,xt, street 10 tic IT, IL.
Mirhis,n nycnuc-Tho nvr,,,lo has ,,een re-
pnlrctl HtIl flllctt fr,fH lnelts street tu Thirty.
nth ftliH. Sutnrlnl hut tltrn ttsc'f II. fti!,wH:
" e.e ynI,s i, s94s!,. Rr,,!t. 80 c''h!e yards
Thiriy. nnr : sst. ] sawer a,,l unne e' Krs..cs
an gs,vGis Eaye isc,1 rnt ~ - l'Gr;lana!lt!y.
MntSrnls .n, g sanoi ~, o!: sonr
cny.
uEsEnAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nnxE.
Drives Iln'shct. fnrty feet wide, tstoae,,.
n:sss t!nisard iorty iscs wide, i3f;isci
Ds!sss r:sre thif;;; ieet wiir, t1iays i -"
wa!ks i,,isi ] Fix feel viii, irnsai i:s;.
n!ks slnithel right ftct wide. ttttenl feet 1Hi5
Waii;s iinishc,i ten iaet wl'lc. iin"aI fcu.. IS;
Walks !InIshgt. twenty iert wsc. ltslcu! feet is
"a!ks tnish.'t, :Isht feet wtdr. 'sto'io
lrasswaIks ilstita ,stu,ic iayj ieet 1sSr
hita!g eur''1'g sts, llnul feet. ..: ..,... Gi.6
feet wtilr Hga1 f.Gi ,CU1,5
i.ako arrsl rxtav..trsl, nc,ps.,...... ....... u
t:aka excavation .nh t,lin4, cub. y,ll1s. .sa,-nl
tox sHwGr ,,,r b'ti!t, i1',r feet by thrce feet
sto,sa s,cs set. ii',rai itci
AATEniAi.s ru'Ic,tAsEh AZ xiiOWH HY nFf,cg
Hits.
:,,Ttsncn at9h':N iih. .yafslh......... 1iotAB
GiuteFs. cit!f. ytlr!S, }n.Eh.u
travel. cHli tNaQB. Observation-Disclosures, 1,tE]43
ir!tnlt, cub. ynr,lA. ,lA.............,......... KVt0
!ha,lc-stnih. cUrt!5. 5...................... 1i.i1
iuunrr. leGl ,..... 1.OhtfD
liubbto stUtu, c0tss. ss............... 49,, . iHuO
j. Z. fosrkl,, Enrtnecr.0
l,t:CEt1Ts AMI 1xrENn1rCnis.
The following Is the summary Of receipts
aid expenditures for lhs0: !.
... NEcEltsrs.
Cnsh OIL hand Dec. l. lk7U ...........$ 2E}.l:o
FArk tux wHrrniit, 1sf9 anu previous
south rk sisci i,.s.ssont ard &c. ''''''
crl,c,' INTEREST,". ................ 49,. Gl1nB
!lohd nccuns. srcotHl series H. ''....,.. istKD
Nccctrts ffu!Li sunlry splirces. D.s5l
--.,..--...- $l,4U,e00
EXPENDITURES.
Iand nccount. ......,...............$ g,I,R!0
lnu laGcnlittt .......................... BG9.s.9
SpGcGs assessment. ..........,.,......... f.l!3
i!itGFGst AcE0iint. lonils ,....... ....... G,H14
Turks uni lH'icvartls ....,........,..... lstili
luil1fnys nt,u TOOLS. G9.4l7
t;sHernl expense fur u,aiittnnnce...... al.'1l
Flowers a!d trces es.:.:................... 1l+lQs
'Wntcr rFi!l md srriisktng .............. 14,UM
transportation service, hDraes. wilguns,
etc........ ......+ ........,............ 17,sn5
Iolta account TOR maintenance ..,..... 1J,tf.
A!lfft!al itetilifit ,J13
I,lt' IItlarkst'stsh sh"p.."....... ......". 1,lG7
Ielliaa' avci,ic. ...... p.s5
GhliAter1l Hhttl OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, N.tU0
ettsh Gil hand Dee. ], lSs0 .............. 1sJ.i9D
, 1880-12-31

CLEvELATp. o., Dec. D-fErnoLEuM-Flrm
quotations unchanged, standnr white. l11 est, ll3ic.
ItTTanuRG doc. M.--iETil03ENM-vnty nctlvu;
ctside unted cartittcreG4 Gxelcti at Mic ruined
stgnly Mt attc fGilAdnlphia delivery.
tet hpen41 NJ !o; hlRhes ,flSG; lowest Gkc. cj0r-
!t9 at #Mo snjGs, 70ltut Shipments 4uuO clartuEs.
, 1880-12-31

. wiz ek.. nrkiu. .t6fgtr, Western ltusoEyo cxtrn.
WI ns":ii, ,I.t r,ni In tlInts,,, l+t:.c.
Es,,I4-AtGAl5 ut Ai'tHt'
fitIIi:sE -t}l1GlatiErsfi Etnnhj.
Observation-Disclosures
tfrEi,r*.Fluuf. Hl1l hrI:i wheat aloH oa' cofn'
tii4tl iut uats. tiaIi bus ryc ltubus
-SHnu.
, 1880-12-31

Al Of which Is respectfully submitted.
JOisS X, WAfa1.
lpIfH u. SHERMAN,
PAUL CORNELL.
CDHSELsEI PRICE,.
MAHT1S y. 1tUSSEIE.,
Attcst: South l'nrk Commissioners.
II. ". NAnMoS, Secretnry.
, 1880-12-31
DRY GOODS.

3NET YONG, Dec. N.--Iua!nes8 rUmnna quiet with
HHcnts and jnbbers ale. bt thrro IL ceerfut foul
k!ng II, tho trado, md PRICES hro firmly maintained.
C1tton Koods are quet except nrnt ototts, which
FactYH hn1 hfMer. Shifting Irlnts nnd HlNRllnuH
a1 1a Gnnd demand. Aons wear wooons Arv 4ulet nrd
, 1880-12-31
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.

70 fht Editor of 7hf Chicago Frttpnt-,
IOMnANn. ILL.,, Dec. aa.-Tho 1iNA.i. OF this
week sets ne Aowr fur lecture ut Hershey
Hull OH Monday tc1t. have n,t.tt 10 such mr.
rstgcrlcht mid alni, not lecture rs nftno,lHrr1.
Tie announcement is due to nlIsNke In tho
oi!!cc VI tho <iufuNrc, Z. EAvEnxO.
, 1880-12-31
D1:TlsOIT.

tDETnnIT, Dec. c.I.-FIu,flt-GnTct.
A;HAtS-Wtent AiDws No. ! white nominal; Jnnn-
nsy. Ultc bid: February. tl,Usk. March, sl&t April
N4btf: Nh. red. ti.ci: No.. white, Voc4
i'REfEtItTE-WhEnt 2lIA1l BIT,
.,sulpAESTB-WHent,l lU,lxu htf.
, 1880-12-31

c1Sc1xSAyr, Dec H.-CuTTON-stsongar, ll!xc.
TLouH-tIrm md unchanged .-
GitAlS-Wheas strong and higher: So..2 red. flf3
0iU;. Cur,,-So. mixed, taA6s Elc Uhta-FAr de-
r,anti, M. 2 mixed, 15t|,c. liye Huol, M. Nc.
isnrler-taDRd doaild nIid l,lRhGri No. M sEedsfln
k.47A@ss,aL iiulk tneats md bacon dull a'd un-
changed.
uuTTEit-IfenYy but unchanged.
, 1880-12-31
pElI}IxA.

rEOntA, ILL.,. Ice. ec.Sl-ii1tAtSCorn scarce and firm;
new high mixed 37tlc' new mixed. ai0f1Ac. Outs
scnrco; No. awhto nomaul Mt StHsIIc. Kse lnnctiva
but trttI NJ Vic fur No. 2.
tt1HHWISEa-Atgndy Mt fl.tt. ..
tEcEtsTA-WGent. M but corn. L. i13 bu, oata 400
bu, rye. l.aiJ bu. barley, :ki3a1 0u. ~ Wv
Stttt'MESrH-WltGnt, u1Hr! royr1. 1Cku1 bu; pats.
la7U btu; rye, J,Hp bu, barloy. 1,aW bu.
, 1880-12-31


Special DJputeh 10 Tit chteaao Tribune.
Kansas CITY, Mo-. boo. a-Iho Price Current
reports: .--.
Observation-Disclosures tlle past wc0k, 61,s0, bt,i
shipments, ..'3 tn: market trrugtlnr: No. l. cash.
fc; Jnnnary 9sc NJ. ?. cash, Si!Sc January. s:Ic;
No. !, clet,, Ne Jununry. N3fc. Corn-l,ccelpts tho
rast week. lt:skT bts shipments. 1jup hut market
hEMs Su."", cash, 1133hc 1nbt.ary 2siu.
, 1880-12-31
LANDS.


1Asps.
,dt MStxstsnnF @ t snis sseat de- asefsass +, the
met ~ ,d 1E fro
in rnn,I,,1tIn, .;,.,n.ciin,a ~ Tmr y t ,m,rs
cn, coa1 oL eo 1Se nj, Is M es q" III Me,
,i2r 2Stin ;,r",: h, u,s ,t G'n VII 1S ,ti.,,,
innv he ,nn!ic II nj ienst III, narstis ~ ths inni
i.',,p s p,," t, tsf. nno. KnMh wv, otiGi9y ms ano
Grt,u c,htv nnr,s;. has ,,css 1rs,,iro % uTtnr
riuei. iltisa.ion. Ths Cort,sisson iniiing il!
I,Gn irnt ynrlifct wns .rvnn Il, SIrri,. iBsS mn,i
ws fnr Tic u1.,,rnns f,,1,,,t RI n. IA ~, a"r tr.
I,ho Verdict ws 6tt nsi,ln ,titi II unw frni ,,r.
tIrrcd. iii December, iBs0, tho vGrilct or tiiu
Jury WIS for $}UsD IN acre, TIN ntt,nnnt WHICH
ttle commission still 'sGetncl excessive. AnUth.
er tra! WIS hnsl, the Court directing division
Gt q 1o 3Fs, s 20 at 'arns A, 9on sa N
s1i,@4. an,l II June, isso, tho verdict f"r
THO Commission would 10 justtilcd in
aSn,inltlE ahis MrKer nrteo thal the
yao ,s 81 INC n nl,s cs9x to , lnrxc "x
!nHs. Aal tho ErcHt uncertainty Of tho tnnx Of
Jarics. u tleternllnea to ond tho l!tlgntlon Gy
lures # tho ycl!r Oh account III land vii! bo
FOUND $lt's.5 III full anu i''lal payulons Of this
trqst; rG: rorn,r,,,,o, .o, h,, H.. ,,,,.,,o.,o .
ne;Hassi;'x % anota9r lnrcel Of @ !nnd for rrgo
,tisy issf Gy " foS ncsvp q streets a' leys
tho Nulyey tract, h'.s bccn purchased TOR S;Il...
ME.A. Tho fences h1ro l!cen ret buck n,ll
Turk to Western nycn.to, Ii now entirely open.
an iark system nSldisx Grand Drese an,l sns.
Frty-fifth strict And Western avuHur, tho Com.
mssion has yst to ,.ctlaire an aere II t,e West
, 1880-12-31

vislc1aestcr'a lfypopt Dspl,itcs
will cur0 consumption, coughs. weak Ihnxs,
bronchitis, und general debility. Ea,ablshsa
tWenty-une ycnrA.
, 1880-12-31
COTTON.

+ 96iIvENFGoI. Dec. :M-E0rroS-aates OF the week.
|aop baseai American, :9,eu>, spccu,Atbrs tuck uiQ
|exportera toak .j.uu; forwarded lsuu. ahtp-
|sias lrget 70 sp!nnors. 1;DJ nctuA! export. NUi;
fso!ai f1Eelrta. 49Dli American, I'll U t6tt,l atCk
ftHSu1!i An!aITlSn''. &aOs amount nnoat, &3tIut
, 1880-12-31

tr,ti,,, ~ ,,,,,nu,,,,,t i-I,.,,. nj ,,,.n,i tn
s,.'.,.' rt ~ mtnh,nl nriss OF rrs.; ttnn .;l
n r,. y. n..H n;, in'e' ~. " ~ rnHf w. 'uh" .
h,tG FrA'e'' atlu inrtay ~ GosrflnE LOT ssiri,
!!,ia mirt.h,' -. ~ PET mi t.c*a saGvhtI VIZ
stt1nintiy III irtMteds RreAlsy 10 tho nhFnsltaHo OF
''s "sNewHsS' .........
TIE Mt,sr IMPORTANT wnnK
IN tho Ehat l'ntir aside fru.n tho completion ut
tho fit.w rutrtpU. thu fpfuvrtlDtttk Ut Whh,t WIS
asIfurnGciI hlst ypHr, wus 4tp construction III Il
lrpr " stunt mt! trun ucrt,s5 ns nrln nj TIM
ar. IilHfnl luc. Tllu qtlcksal,,s III the l,t.c nf
this wrls rrtierud leecssnry Il inrvn III 1i,i.t.ti-
NHrh " sceNFH nEsfiahtf't thi1titihtlofl, wEach
i.cnvv nj, NJ tstu,.is,,, am.rsra ~ pi ,sorv rt,o
,st,tuelcs Il, i!,ia sS strct,1r viii l,t xrot,e.i
i,,tt,tn I'D t,Y fi,n ,trl,ln,, soat,,,
, 1880-12-31
lNIIANApQL1S.

lSD1ASApo1Ix, Iicc. TI-tinAtN-Whoat nrm, No.
red. !b}6%ylc. torn nr,n at 5iaHc. Oasa oulet ut
a1lSc.
, 1880-12-31

PETROLEUM.

tOswEGu. Dec 1.-OnAtx-whoat steady. Corn
slower; Western mixed, &c.
, 1880-12-31

Suffer on, erpar on, stckrn on. tlie on, II you
will not usv Hoy l!tlcrs, ulu Dc cured.
, 1880-12-31

&"fne" a. Horthsresfern IEntfwnr.
fnr npA. T1me-t'ar.ts y1eep,hu ,a..,,.
nnRy nnRy Ply! CfnTh-sN Grand rA1ifto ITinka Exnrxss
ottos famaf HOUSE, % cAnAl.At., Hho tho jar,t
, 1880-12-31

TUK1'ENTINI:.
'WttM1SaToS, Doc. D.-SriItTs TuRrkNTISE--
rt,1
, 1880-12-31
7s,ftSU,:ss4D I


Hnntls nl1tstandln lnY :. .:,.....,,.$ S:s,t
Turk tNx collected; 3.siE
sSpcUINI assessment ctilcetGl.,.. ...... l,UI}.t
Enn,lry sources collected .l.,....... II.
Interest OF bnn1R:s.. .-!........ III
'ol,alt(us, e0sts, md expensaa:.......+.. 40,l
1ntcrG9l oil lrtk,3ita ...,3;..,.,.......... .tt
1l!lls paynhle dVfurre3 lalid ;pnysnGnts.,. IL
J. irving Icarce tlHe to him y Treas- -,
HiNl} >+ss - W