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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-11-04
SOUTH CARoLINA,s POPULATION.

Washington, Nov. 1.-The Census Bu-
reau has issued bulletin showing the
results of the first count of the popula-
ton of the State of South Carolina ae-
cording to the schedules returned by the
enumerators. The total population of
the State is 6,3O6, of which 49O,327 are
males and 5O4,979 females; 9S7,664 are
native and S,642 foreign born. The
whites number 99l, OIL, and 6O4,295 are
colored.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-11-04
THE FIRST STEP

Taken Toward UnearthIng the Frauds In New
York--The End Not Yet.
New York, November 4.-All kinds Of startling
rumors were set aAoat to-day in regard to some
surprising acton about to be taken by the Demo
cratic national and state comm ttees intended to
prove fraud on the part Of the Republicans Of
New York State more especially in the border
counties and In New York city and Brooklyn'
Members OF the national and state committees
we're very mysterious but admitted some action
would be taken and that promptly.
Alta meeting Of the Democratic State Exeou-
tive Committee this evening the following pream.
BILE and resolutions were unanimously adopted:
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-11-04

Galveston, Nov. 2.-Unoficial returns
from a few scattering precincts indicate
the usual Democratic majority on the
State and Congressional tickets. Demo-
cratic Congressman are elected in the
First, Second, Third, Fourth and Sixth
Districts The Fifth Districts in doubt;
Shepherd, Democrat, is thought to be
elected by about 800 majority over
Jones, Independent.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-11-04
NEVADA.

Virginia City, Nov, 3.-Counting in
the city is very slow; only about one
third counted. The Democrats are gain
ing in every ward except the fourth,
The city was formerly strong Republican
Gold Hill, Nov. 3,-Even this Repub-
liCan stronghold, Storey county, is in al!
probability Democratic. Fair has the
Legislature strong 1t may take the Of
icial count to decide the electoral, dist
rlct and Congressman.
Later,-The Republicans now Concede
everything
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-11-04
SOUTH CAROLINA

Aiken, Nov. 3.-The Democratic State
Executive Committee have advices from
tN enty-three counties, aggregating about
1000 for the Democratic state and ma.
tional tickets. The result in the state
will give Hancock the electoral ticket
and re.eleCt the Congressional delega-
ZION.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-11-04
WEST VIRGINIA.

Wheeling, Nov. 2,-Returns from thro'
out the State indicate majority for
Hancock of 1900. Congressman Benz,
Wilson, Democrat, is elected in the FIRST
District, and John E. Kenna, Democrat,
in the Third. ], c. B, Hoge, Democrat, is
elected in the Second District to succeed
Morton
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-11-04
ARKANSAS,

Little Rock, Nov. 2,-The indications
are that Hancock will carry the State by
over 10000 majority, and that all the
four Democratic Congressman are elected
as follows; Poindexter Drum, James
X. Jones, John E. Cravens, Thomas M.
Gunter.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-11-04
FRAUD WILL BE RESISTED.

The majority shown by the returns to-
night cannot be overcome by any honest
count of the votes cast to-day and any
fraud which has been or may be attempt
ed will be resisted to the last extremity
The bureau of elections where returns
are handled is under the charge of John
]. 0'Brien an INSCRIPTIONS Republican
partisan and special intimate of John
l. Davenport. The returns have to be
finally examined and the result declared
by the Board of Aldermen of this city
which is Democratic. If a fair canvass
shows that majority ofthe voters of the
State of New York to-day voted for the
Democratic electors you can rely upon it
that the electoral vote will be cast and
duly certified to Congress for Hancock
and English. The latest reports received
indicate Democratic majority of about
5000.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-11-04
WHERE THE GAINS CAME FROM.

The Republicans have gained heavily
in Erie Rensselaer, and Dutchess coun-
ties but lost in Albany and the agricul-
tural regions of the interior as well as
some of the large manufacturing towns.
There is no new information to war
rant the supposition that the majority of
1876 has been overcome. The National
Democratic Committee will make proper
announcement as soon as sufficient re-
turns are received.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-11-04
IOWA.

Des Moines, Nov. 9.-A State ticket Is
inches long, containing lot of amend
ments, was voted to day, and vote can
not be counted to night. The vote is 80,
900 larger than ever before polled, and
Garfeld's majority may reach 10000 or
$4,000.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-11-04
INDIANA.

indianapolis, Nov. 2,-The Democrats
made considerable gains over the 0Gto-
Der vote, but the heavy Republican
gains in the northern part of the State
have given Garfield nearly Porter's plu-
rality. He will carry the State by 5000
majority over Hancock.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-11-04

IT is now claimed that the Democrats
will gain United States Senators in both
Nevada and California, and that this will
make the Senate stand, Al Democrats to
So Republicans, The House will be
close, but we think the Democrats will
have small majority.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-11-04
MAINE.

Portland, Nov 3.-Careful estimates
indicate majority for Garfield of 4.5OO.
The Argus comedies 1000, and a plurity
over the Hancock ticket of 5000 The
total vote was 100000 the largest ever
polled. Congressman were elected in
September.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-11-04
DELA WARE.

Wilmington, Nov 2.-The returns re-
ceived indicate a majority in the State of
at least 1000 for Hancock, The Demo
Gratis elect at least fourteen of the twenty
one Legislators.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-11-04
OHIO,

Returns from about one.half of the
State give net Republican gain over
the vote for Governor in 1879, when Fos-
ter had $1,000 majority, of 5000. Gar
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-11-04
ALABAMA.

Mobile, Nov. 2.-Democratic majority
in the State 10000. Returns indicate the
election of all the Democratic Congress
men. Mobile gives Democratic major
ity of about 800.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-11-04
LATER.

New York, Nov. 3.--Grace is elected
Mayor of New York by majority of
about fifteen hundred. He has a major
ity of thirteen hundred and and thirty,
with fifteen polling places yet unheard
from officially, Truax, candidate for
Judge of the Supreme Court, and all of
the county ticket is elected. Hancock's
majority in the city, as allowed by the
Republican Bureau of Elections, is forty
thousand. There is nothing definite
and final about the Statey yet. The Dem
ocratic gain in Albany is larger than ex-
pected and the ratio of gains in the inte
rior is about as reported last night.
It is certain that New Jersey has gone
Democratic and you may say with conf
dence that Garfeld's election depends
upon the vote of New York, which is not
assured. In this city returns are being
withheld in Che most scandalous man
ner, especially from the Eighth district,
which is controlled by the notorious
John 0Brien, the chief of the Bureau Of
elections. From a large proportion of
this district no returns have yet been
published, nor has the Poll Clerks list
been sent to the Office of the mayor as
required by law, and as has been done in
other portions of the city. If the Re-
publicans were sure of the State they
would not pursue this course in order to
insure the pretended majority. The vote
as returned from police headquarters
will not be the honest vote of New York
city. The difference caused by the swim
die will probably be the cause Of Gar
fields election if he be declared elected.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-11-04
NEBRASKA.

Chicago, Nov. 2.--Returns from Ne
braska indicate Republican majority of
from 10000 to $4,000. Vance, Republi-
can, is reelected Governor.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18

fspsIcs ftOG London cats In ample supply and
business va. in ast slow unchanged prices sheep very
sIlp. all q shsds tstter isr some.
EAsr LisRRTr Penn. Fsb i7-CATTLE-Receipts. 323
head % through spd 0j hel yard stock supply gA bat
c9nn! - ~ esuana holder. ssting an advance, not
odetnss wcTs Common ~ Medium; twenty three loads
were sod leaving only W. or three losds vet for
saa f5 - assrd for Beet Far Cool selling ~ S3 S 10
- 70 Common ard Light RaicAer 50 q " - 05 Bulls
Cows and Saxs ~ - ~ - IS.
H9ca- R.cepn. .i5c Aeadi Philadelphia "A s0@*6i
Nnrsers. - 5n4sJ T5.
SHeEr-Hec,pts. 1890 head selling at 25c. higher than
Ia; VI eks prices s. 1885 20.
-. LOtl- Teb i7-uOGs- Easier LcAf shipping. 81 l0d
- 20 Mixed 'Pactne = roast 3ji BuhuFs 10 se.ect,
B. 9r - 45 krccpts 900 head shipme. LOO head.
tArrE-nupply moderate, and mainly Of Medium Fair,
weighing &Ou 10 iGl b which sold AZ 81 asa - O5 higl
Grade steers and wanted Butchers stOck and
tru Native cows aud Heiters. - 76ds3 SOL Cornfed
Texans - 75asi Feeding steers. ~ aS4 25 receipts.
l.9ou lend shpWeuts 100 head
SnRFP-@teay With goal demandi s. " 70 l3J average
range trom - dS0 70 ChUce Heavy, f6 receipts 1000
head shlnmrnts. 80 head.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18
LIVE STOCK MARxers-BY rELEaRApH.

BUFFAIo Feb l7-CATTIE- Receipts TODAY 20i head
Tie week thus far G,lO3 Auad for the time
week E. nrad cpnuaupd through 30 market
qust hut stead, sales Of Choce to Fancy Heavy, - goa
81 Good -hi pcrs 80 dSl 90 Far cdiun 50 90d
81 4O Lgu Butchers, r3 2OG si 80 Cows Hcifors-
Common. - 7j0-3, Good ~ Ch0ice. S3 zodSl Bulls
stock 10 Fat Butchtr.'. - lOGSi.
sHEEr AID L,Aes-tecnls tod9y Loo head toia for
100 mead CONSIGNED thrOuch cars. market steady,
with f3ir demand ard downward tendency sals lair 10
Good SheCpat S5Gf5 sos Chcce ~ Fancy 50 Goa
s. 80. Choice 90 Fancy western Lambs - 5uaTb %.
HoGs-lscccIrs today j.5 head; Ota ne week thus
tar 5000 cad iOI the same iuc ist wrek l95i5 head
Al OF Good TO choice Workers.
at - i5dSf 20: Medium and Heavy. - Opas4 load
of Extra ~ - 5Di FAIR 10 choce Enns "a 2OdSi 60 :
Coarse. Rough aid Common 81 ODa.4.
CHICAGO. FEB II -rOGs-Kcceips lOoOO head shipments
dut and shade lower uut mostly all sold
Mixed Tlchns 81 lOd44 20 Light - i6Gs4 S5 choice
HEAVY. ~ 30 - BO.
cRrfiR-fseceipta. 300 head shipments 200 head
shipping 50 7Oas5 80; buyers are indifferent and trado IS
yery ButchoTs strong at 81 JOaA St0ckers and
Feeders dull ani AZ 20 0Oes4.
sHEEP-Recei2ts LOO head shipments 455 head active
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18
COTTON MARKETs.

LIyEeFooL Feb l7Tl23o p m-Goton frmer M MMiadling
Pagqs t,ii dd9s 0rea9s I's cd sales ISo l2ge0 Sae'
$500 bales oil American FuturesUplands Low Middling
Airch delivery 3D. DO Msrch and orii delivery 7Ssd.
NAY and June @ eery s 7a a.o ,a o jane % aad July
dsnvery ied also : do.July ana A3gst dshyyeEy a.
september ana October delivery I'D 77asd; 40 October
and November delivery sgd DO. November ana December
LIVERPOOL. Feb. l7-5 D. m.Ih. sae' OF Cctton to-day
ding clause Fehr3ry 9nd March dsyeT E 5ei DO March
90. Aiy ana June delivery Ied do June ana jay dehv
AuGUsiA. Feb I7-Cotton s'eady Mlddlug 12Ia129so.;
Low MdGne, 2ic. Good Ordinary 'sc.i receipts, 3l3
BALNNoql. Fc6. I7.cor,on firm sIddling, 18-c, Low
ea e & o' ass 1as oo fSore o W @ SzS See' Sae
BOSTON, Feb II. ,olton quiet and nrn; Nidng 194c.
10y Mddung l2sc5 Coca Ordinary - &c; net receipts
,CnHaLsf9z fo6 Cotton ste;ndy; AdGns l3e Icy 10y,
baes exports o tho Continent Ol6 bales sales 1000 baes
Cp.cSEin Feb 17cotron steady; Mdding. l2',c.. Low
sb,,t 3e Si ,'ss in 5o 81 o 1seeip' -Voo DHeS
aALyEsroY Feb cotton auict Midane l29c Icy %
bales exports to The Continent lOiO Uaes sales, 1896
bsie5i stoc- f,.g1s g'lea ,,,.,.,- 80. 100,
NkMPui- Feb. l1-COttlu fucr; Wddhng, 2s receipts,
9sl bales hpnents l6lj bales sales 1000 0aesi stock
MoMLE, req l7Co,,on quiet. arm' Mdding. 27so: Low
bales exports coaswse 0e bales sales 800 bales STOCK,
HRw 0EIEANs.Teb. I7.-coon firm: Middlng i27sc; Low
MidHns i 1 9ooG Ordinary l2iec: net receipts 6f9i
sales 5000 bales. last evening 900 socI 863 i5G bales
NORFOLK, Feb. I1.-COttOE quiet; Middlng l3r net re-
ceipta 20e7 bales; exports 10 Great Britain III bacsi
ccaswise. H5 bales sales. 40 bats stock 1870 bales
PHILADELPHIA. FcD l7-CottOn hrm Miidlpg. 32c Low
Mddng l3itc; Good Orinar}. ie~ receipts 100
l772g bales.
styASSAa. Feb. l7.--Couon firm Mdilns. l27sc. Low
Middng lZHs.. Gool Ordinary. l2c receipts 1898
bales sales 900 bales evening 800 bales sock G95I3
bales
-; y LsUIs FEB l7-co!toG 1rm 'iaung l29gci Low Low
shipments 32jJ bales. sales 1924 stocs 81 504 bales
NiMh"ioN. Fen. lotion quiei AddinS l2'aci Low
Mddne. l2'-c Good Ordinary, lHsc. net receipts 303
bales. st0CA. O,G12 bales.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18

srlcTa era fairy sgys 'ioy % : 9sf$3e P.5g IaeS
S-.. ine t,a.-ia 2,I.2ic Batavia l801Stc.. suga-
pre- Pepper llAol47i Baia'1a ald west C@t 10, c.i
White ial pimepto lii2Sl5e talcu"a Gingef o'i@
sFARfEf-Quiet dim. Western 7'sa7 &c; sales. 80 Oo0
"ei'GAE|raw dull and r'thor weak S2s hhds
French Isan sold at &c.; l3j bass. G., and reports
few uuin porAnt sin3l lots IHha- ~ & l.s ''1d @ ,o
prpe IH'gro' ne CsSiffuga 7Ndsisc ossses G4 a5G;
Miado 1r6i.c Ciayed buxes b. N,s1 20 3 i7iac :Nos
sSiI s.c ~ ~ Il 10 20. 80 57se Wse soec Porto
Kico-Re6aug Inferior Good Fair. 6,sg ~ GOOD 20
Prime 7IeG7bc Brah d 5 Nos 70 y. Gaa1 s. JsCs va
g7i.c New Oreans-lteaning. Go7o. Grocery, 7hese;
Renaed II moderate demand only Crushed ana fG"oei'o
TALLOW-Stcady sales, I1nG0O 70. t@c.
TGA-A OFT steady ara trle more aciive ,, -,
TOBACCO-kenucky quiet hut hTni Lear. % To- Luz Luz
4G5 &c. sales 500 bhds Leaf quiet 100 cases Penn
gvvania, 1878 9L202lC. 100 do. New nRAna, lz0--'.
500 males Havana soc asl 10
whALEB ~ - Quiet hui steady: Arctic s. 4O' Davis
WIi1sK tY-D non inal ct 81 10.
-Geneny hrm. though maouiaciurers have large G
t,x oG VI ya su8uorted demand far Domestic WOols
Piekiook. 52d i5c ana * SOa12c No "a 4@gcG @
No , ~ 63Oc Common, ~ i4c New1 "F1 H@I , .ilS
4a@ , GG6a 90. &c. Intn.5s iowa and Missouri and
common 98 aOr Tub Wal cd-~upcrioI 30 dJst: Aver
ars 50a5:s COmbing NOnl-MeCim Washei 0'Ho-ci
AZ. Pulled WOO Extra, 4Oai6c; snper o a2?c' No.
3OdSJc. 40 p ljGloc. Oregon anil southern Stas-t u
washed Clothing, 35d45e; Comping 33a I2c Cai"5nt ma
NoIthorD spring Clip @2ci ran oip and lai9-s z9aSsci
Southern. 3Ga55c; Fan Clp ana Lambs l9a &c. leA3S
proved. 2la2sc; Inferior Spring Cp 22a25e. CoiornGo
and New-MexiooFin' and Medium sOdSoei On
washed long staple 25I2sc, Ordinary t SD's1o1 sn1
second "'' ciSs "Bort Philip aC6lScj New Zealand,
3SG45c; sydney sjQ4Oe. Cape OF Good Hope 80 1850;
Abada 27d5lc; Montevidoo, 3ja5scI Bueno' AyIeS ol
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18
ErRoPEAN MARKErs.

LwEnroot Feb. l7.-Pork-Prme Mess Eastern duh
at 81; western. dui az 90. BacOu-Cumber'and Cut,
steady u So. short RIB, seaiy al 81; Long Clear.
oul % 3D. short clear steady 40 80 Cd HamsLOng Cat,
dull o. ll shoulder steady o. Becf-Inda Mes duli
az ~; Extra Mes, duh SO Prime Mess, dull al
su. lard Prime Western. .stendy az ~ ed TaowPrime CITY
dull 81. TuUentiue Spirits stfahy a. 33.
Rosiu-Common steady 3D., Fine. duh At 49, Cheese
American choice. duh at 13 Lard OF, dull " al.
flour extra state steady at ll6d Nbeat-sUnng No. 3.
steady 10 ID. Spnng No. p steady AZ lo0d, New
Winter western steady at II ID New southern Winter
steady ~ Con-MiXrd steady az Id 'or old Mixed
New steady ~ I'D. Cotonseed OYeiow American nene
market onanon az London steady at o.. Tur
pout spirits. at London. steady az 81,
LIVERPOOL, Fos. l7-i2i3O D. m.laid $3.50 per cwt Tor
American. Bacon. pei cwt Tor LOns Cisar hidhlss
and 81 for Short Clear Hidiics
LIvKHPOoL. fob. l7-i3O Brea istufs steady Wheat,
c-nta fo California Write. 10 lOd
for California Club, lSd q Cd FOR Rcd Winter.
Corn j3i Genital for New NIed Western The receipts
past three DAYS 10000 centas nclud
ing S200 cena American The market for Yarns and Fab
rics at Manchester IL frin
LIyERrool, Feb. 10 y m -Coverseed $500 per cwt
nrtican Rcd. spirits ~ Iurprntne 80 Cd per cwt
IoNuoN. Fob i7-5 pm Cacutta Lusced6j e36jd per
spirits OF Turpentnr. 81 as per owt
ANIWRRr Feb li-rerneun. IL francs paid, lSs francs
sellers nne pse American.
NkScHEsIER Feb H. The Manche,er GGrdtdn,n II, com
this morning Tho subsdeuce OF the
vy 70 Coon has percept hy Influenced business here Tho
market IA queter and there Of the excite
Of considerable portion Of last vOek Prices however
gmy maintained and Yarus for export arc sonew nat
iigher
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18
WOOL MARKET.

PmGADRLrmA Feb. l7.-wooL-The market continues
without change. prices nrm stocks 2ht; OhO, Pcnnsyl
vania and West Virginia Xxx and above 53d55ci \, b3
d5bc Medium lOc Coarse - DO: NewYork, Michi.
Indiana and Woatouf Inc or X aud AN, 49dJlc. Ne
dum, 5Tdjsca Coarse, 62d55c Washed Combing and De
laiae-Fue Washed Delaiue, Y and Xxx, Doe; Medium
Washed Comb and neaue 00c; Coarse do do. do O5o
canada Washed Combing, 3a65c Tub Washed-Choice 80
Medium Unwashe-i Combing and Dclane. 44Gf5c Coarse
do do, do. 4Odi2c. Bright Unwashcd Clothing-Fnc or
and XXX 3JG55c.: Medium. 44di &C.. Coarse. 4O0s2ci
Dark Ia thy. Unwahed Clothing F1ne ~ d32c' Medium
35GJTc Coarse S3035c. OreROu-fne. 4O445c; Mrliun.
sOa46c Goa 4OH 2c CaiorniaFne. 80 d40c; Medium
1894 Coarse. 31H4 Sew Mexican and ColoradO-Fine
sO0tOr Medium 80 &c. Coarse carpet Wool 25 5d3nc,
PurdEHra and Merno 50 5jc' super, JOa55o. Lambs
5UdJsc
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18
Business Chances.

DOR SALE. - Valuable Charcoal Furnace
property Hampshire Co. West iTgna near Baltlmore&
Ohio about 500 well ed. with large deposits
quality wheels and BeSsemer irons,
improvements one furnace and buildings engine &c. com.
pete immediate operation i've months chafc0sl
on hand. Apply to TITUS y. EMERY, 32o Wslnuts 81,
Philadelphia.
TOR SALE--Vaiuable iron leases near Green
Il Pond Iron Company, New Jersey.
Address HALE. p. o. Box Lac.
DATENT FOR SALE.-A paper or bill file
OF III all Government municipal, bank and insurance
Offices excellent investment price. $1,000 half cash and
half half nteres for II O can be seen on
application. Address p. r. D.. Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18
Office Of The Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy Railroad Company,
CHICAGO. Jan. 27. 1880.


To the Stockholders Notice Is hereby given that special
meeting OF stockholders OF the Chicago Burlington and
Quincy Railroad Company will be held at the Office Of the
company in Chicago H. the 2Sth day OF February $780,
O'Clock In the forenoon Of that day for the purpose Of
considering and acting contract consolidate with
in form be agreed upon the railroad soos property and
franchises Of the Burl ngon ard Missouri River Railroad
Company Nebraska and also slider and act upon
OF the Board under the provisions OF
capital stock of the The thought
necessary purpose OF such consolidation and for the
transaction OF other business incidental thereto By order
Of Board OF Directors. J. NJ. FORBES, President
Proxies be obtained at the National Bank of Commerce.
New York
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18
~ NJ Am PTla

>ceris weet. 1869 wecI 1885, ps9s
corr aspondisg week last gear. Zt0lT pSgs Exports
for mo week. 1914 ukEs.; time iat year,
i5O54 pKgs the there Is rather short supply
II Fine Creamery Butter, ard buyers Ind some
difficulty setting enough for immeoate wants AZ the
sc, al l uu thcFo are few Fall uba which win exceed
quotations receipts u all grades % Stse Butter
market for desirable offs hTmer Fresh
serr afiIvng freely has been which ivcs
a TIE market sud receivers are holding
besi ipynces shade ngher Fancy fresh ota wanted
AMI above quotations. Lower grades coe n
con Dc,ton with OeOmarRarac which rJniCgs them unsafe
able except at To- and irregular prices Quotatonsi
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
For the week ending Feb. IL, 1880
rE1pressly for TnR n y TRBuyE bv rcpoFtor.I
5saerd1 DirectiOus.

General DiFccft0nS.
Fac freight ani other expenses eat
M, noo goods ii everything good order An attractive
lOoE secures examination. and Of,en makes sale where
dirty pac kaye sOyeuy appearance falls PaoE securely
that motion win nor allow the contents 10 ch1DRe aDOl
Use plenty Of clfGH dTH nnrcut straw wilh eggs Mk
painfv With Ddfafa slencpatc IL Hestani note contents
on fc or barrel aulg fhs amonnt also send letter
AZ the same tire sldu: what IS sent the route tine etc
hplnvUCe should also he nc0seniu the barrel OF Dof
me for ne goods put best shapa that your
mark Is IN demand
rIANs AND
Receipts the week Beams lSi! pkg; Pea sIo bush
Fxorts-Beans 6S pkg Peas GVS3 bush Narke, rather
ann or Medium Btans st0ck be- bought fraction OF
from R q, weeks prices - 85dS - The qu0table
figures for prime Dck ed stock MhrOwS quiet and
cas- cr under light export demand and pressure 20
some receivers Offering ohOce stock ~ 90
Noihine doing in Rcd Kidney Beans aud quotations
are cntlrel- nominal White Kidney arc scarce.
mn the dcmandi very mcn al unchanged pTcrs There
mas been httlr inquiry for Black Turtle soup Beans
aud lrmer Toa Beans dun except
for strictly or Peas rather active and
moderately trm demand southern Black Bye Peas
M lltaltali INN arr lunnllnnS;
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18

~ ao,, svcra~e recenis for tho week m the various
ro.nts of d4tu6ution follows Enc halya5 y %
'ss - cream sg2O cans biik Harlem kslhoad <tv
S0. New Haven Railroad 600 DO; Huoeon River i.~lv'i
as 90: Midland alrosd. l025 o MIX an0 ~ az
f.aIo miscellaneous routes. LOO cans OF IA
foal ss7O cans Of Milk OF so quarts each Ihe plre
hci Inc surplus sOld The patiofn dn oG
week range. ~ 30 10 - and the average was -
market lei uncOmmOny steaGy ouris he N, nj
fnrtGft N oi over IVv' anu
on foftr tavs OF the week - the selling price.
POULTRY AND GAME .,o
rocoiufs NJ rather moderate DNl Nv
demand i only sufficient TO take the arrivals al aDodt 3
mics The arset for Dressed Poultry is very duN alu
Stock con moved ot lower prices IutSeys "cd
the general pr1ce iOi E"ou
~ f1drv Chickens plenty - i-Y nave Dtt
and ans rarfer stcadier than Turkeys All xmas OF kas ~
Gil and lover; not much here. but demand very Hs"'
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18
rRErE.

Receipts fo the week s.Sl5 boxes; last week. f.ol4
boxes correspo ndng week last year. 1854 boxes *
ports fen the week. l"! boxes same rme ast yel
IS 3pO buxc. rpOo cable quotations nuh ~ 1b3 The
Il present. features Exporter arc buying
limited -csle. and TIE hoYe Tnae ~ eTceengs hEh
Holder gen ,Islv confident ~ the iarc aud no weak
prices aren't ns vet Fancy Ptre7 are nell ht
l9c and over and icIabe lot can be purchased ior
iooknR for something mite under
particular {" Quanty. rev suth
lots arr Offering The best grades generally held
aAoVs Duyers little business j. bong done. anc
the marker Is exceedingly dulI. Quotations:
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18
0:nronean ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEXT of KIN of WILLIAM PETER GRANT,
~ deceasrd-Any person claiming 20 be next Of kn of
WILLIAM PETER GRANT, formerly OF The Is ands Of
Malta and OF Guernsey late Penzance, In the County
az ornNa gland who ned on or bout e 10th cav OF
January $40 Is requested 10 uniclte 10 writing N or
befere the Isl day ch, 1880 with he nndersigned
sociier legal perOna reOres natives OF the Execu9f
of the said WILLIAM PETER GRANE
So Gresham ST. Londoa
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18
TYR POULTRY.
VEGETABLE.
FInorfs OF Potatoes. 3.2I6 DI

Exports OF Potatoes 32i6 Dbs irish potatoes III m,eG
demand and very duh plenty Of stock here when can oy
Ia moved at easier pI1ces No Bermuda steamer ths Wteh
onions have been selling ut very Irregular prIHTess
Southern Vegetables I'm market today and pTides ,
what nomua The Charleston steamer VIII not arrive before
oorow rs She Was delayed day snd did nos sail uAui
Sunday night. Quotations.