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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-01-29

Denver Pacific.
Judges Blair and Peck recomm ended
the appointment of j. G. Horton, as
territorial stenographer, to Gov. IIoyt,
who will forthwith commission Mr.. Hor.
ton. This is n good selection for the
responsible position and Mr.. Horton
will fully redeem the expectations OF
his many friends.
There is n little law suit connected
with the purchase of the Missouri Pa.
cifc road. Jay Gould has not often
been caught in this wise. But the
Missouri Pacific was an exception.
The road was n necessary link in
Gould's railway plan. 1t came high
but he had to have it.
"A woman at Andover, Mass, roasts
to death her two boys, and an Iowa
Adventist is presumed to have killed
his son." all to the glory of the Al
mighty. To save our children a law is
needed to prevent pulpit orators from
dwelling in eloquent terms on the sac
riice of Abraham.-Chicdg Journal.
Harry Baker, an ~ex-actor, was be-
fore the county court in Denver, on
Tuesday, for trial, on the charge OF as
saulting a man with intent to rob him.
He refused all offers of an attorney Mt
the expense OF the state, and defended
himself. Although he had "a fool for
a CLIENT" as the old saw runs, he ac-
quilted himself nobly in conducting his
defense, and then the jury acquitted
him Of the charge.
, 1880-01-16
DY TELEGRAPlI.
lsOltItIDN.


Special Dfspateh 10 1hs GAitdoo Tribune,
ILyEItiuu1, Jun. l5-1l;U u. M.-FLUUH-N0. !, 12s
Cd; NJ. Z, lUa.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES No. l. lis 6dl No. g. los Gds
spring No. l. lxi Mo- T. lu4i whIte NJ. lis tdt No.
us u, rtub No. l. liz VI; No. J. lis 81. eori-OId No.
], ~ ID.
PNUfIstoN8-ppFk, us Lard. 41s u. -...
llvkntuat, Jun. l-CorEuS-Ftssu It 1k4a1I4d;
snas u nb ballast speculation aud uapost. lui Aust~
!cnn, 1nuM
l4AHii-Amercan,< <0s o..
CnkEBk-AMuTienh,1 lis. ....
IoSl'oN, Jau. n.-rKruoLEuA-splrits. 1o7}8dt
refined, HJG]kd.
ANTWERP, jan. n.lA-pETAoLpUA-lS5M
Tho following Msto rucutved by the chtcaao hoard
OF 1rsItto,
1LvEMpo0t, Jan. l5-li:so a. m-tlDur. lHSal3s Gi.
Wheat-Nu4or. uk 6d9lls c.i; spring. lusals, white.
lts sdalls 4d5 club. lis sdSlls ~, cof4.-Uld b ID.
Pork. uh. Lard, w ID.
IvxnrouL, Jan. I'LL m.-Whoat-Iather woFso
faalluxi red winter III Jd Su.2 aprnR, is al NJ,
dr. 0s ~, CALIFORNIA; ls At& LII w. Corn III fnIr dus
.uana and Hrsn ut ~ 535a. CaEsoes o1 cuaat-Whoat
llu!li ca'nl In mudornt0 deuand at ~ dscllna Ar
rtyed-Whvnt ana cuFn-N1t much uunR. 10 uF.ff1-
Eurn dull aAd lupruHsyQ. F0Fk-M esIeFN i. H.. W.
Lard ~ ~. nas!n-lhnX clunr ;Eet shqEt elsat -
~ Is1loSs AIs. Ch0eAb hsn*F ~ III. Baef-F. NJ
LnxnoN, Jun: lA-llyEnPo0ltt1,:Whsa xsry. quleti
CaIlGuEnla ~ 3dGs0s VII Nhlta AsGhGAn III tda est
NlAtsr ~ VI spE!ug-No, Y ~ NJ. ~ w. Eptn
sat!sFs tss ssasAss ANaHsan mxsd. ~ "a. casxvss
, 1880-01-16
IsIsEADStl'UrFS.

FLouN-Wns dnll, nnd nonllnally cnsler. with not
enough 1lfs liz tho arket to establish quotations.
Ses were reported Of | trs winters purity At kd0Js
7,; El hrls dnubis cxr,ls nj sUG1BH1 fur pnlontA;
a,,d 20 b.lA nupors Mt El Tot1, Gt0 brls Export
te.s quoted Mt sa.ta in sucks. nnd doabu ex-
trn ilo As k,.7i1.G-aa5.
Ur,tElt At1LsruYps-salcs wero cara trun ut sll1o
alt75 per ton: xhur.s At tl5u; cur nd!lnRn ut
sI9U); chr do ut &1k:, 0 wheat screanngs ut
siuHkli.M Coarao cptn-Mea1 WIZ nosnina at &lau
per tUn Un track.
srll1Nt WIIEAT-Has nctivp and weak. hcclIninE
@ ~ S!sfx "9 1Hs usiHs, ssw s Iss @
" .Ls fur Tint ho!isrsSf Wlyat ssu WsIe ias!ax
seepi!a sSts ES l
sTs SS Il . fn, ts s % NJ ns S, soy ss Ssa sssio Il t
S.. & e T mn, f AZ sy 9 sesss e
s ,ss xa ssy Ssss
MA @ ilfsy = ry,sn y VIII A. s ,'ans.ssss y
~ ass q" ~ vi: + ~ II. % assSs; rsss 81 y
:! !! t%Ys. Sst sa @ sst ssS' sSa
ss,''Ina i atvl'a wis'ss ISS. sg Witty + HILL.
S'i ,;; N u :;'; \ s S,,s, @
w ~ III 's = : saist a sa:isT With s
Hs:!sx . ss s ia;3Sni e tsa 7 "G[sis?x
/; spS III g. Il s Ts!ss 1sa ID s. s u iii Fa F
, aiS.; Ssss! IL: " wSsss a x ss 6S
is,' Y., ,n ,x ps's n s1i,,t y
sf' I Ss V sj f TT s.:
s us wts c.vS Msshar lii ra IL stu = so" x"s
S;a S;s ~ Mss TSts s It'll It'll VI Viii aaS ssu Yra, IL Ss
sa oa". dr., t a 11 m r1i.t ~ w Az a"TSns , 1r yS NV
Ill" ais sS'rS i asl q.ss .ss " ss
It aS f. sss I'D Il ss s.s "tS Il ~
St Il; s1'Iins r. S afGS s ss 1: Y H. wSFG ,srSs
, 1880-01-16

Tho Now YorS Ii"ri ct Moaiay i,as tho following.
a'on catsis salesman. VIII Socsnty Inn bonn Gayina
tntte II Chcnxo tnr this nrkot, m sNrpr!ss q
te thqco s1s lila S H.. t.. IT, a Ss f Il ss a.
e!n,nasion Nelann siorrs md othors III. ntsl.
10 maiS afs esfiy md sastsfnot,Ty aetien,uni
CAT*rI4H-Tmdo In lhls branch Of Tho market was
lacking and tho preynlunt fonIinR Of
wcakness Tho continued liberal nErfsns R1d tho fnth-
less favorable of ndvtcos fruu tho East nhtq
shippers conservative md thero WAS pretty general
d!hincnnltNn D ray far'nGr rates. 1hey w6re. how.
evnr unnhr tn tnprcsa vnlnps my nuablo oatont,
1tprs ontertanna irnI ylsws 1rd R1nurnlly rtflIs.
ing U part with t1elr sttltk ut iGufne. Fur chbfC1
md extra quniles especially tho feeling tsn.
and those descriptions sold fully np 10 Wednesdays
prices. Tho mnrkpt for ct,,nnsn nhd nedluM steura
hRIf unlortGno 0f wchRAess, which. with liberal
receipts for Fr1dny md satuFtny, would very tfkey
deyclop Into decline. Cows mid mxod bntc1ess
from butchers and cnnncrr nnd not very 1boeHl sup
ply. Tho market closed quot, With nit NIL apld. Sacs
wr.o tlEiGit VI fur InferIut to nxtr. X. Str.h0r
TO. sn1d luNd At tho aNtsie ala0latlur. NAtclora
bought principally Mt tH312 nnd Bhppora nausty at
kLHt1AGs.
Extra 1leevcs-1rnaod steots Weighing t.10 ., =,
chSss i'ssvs: hi; .cia9n;o rtsars, ,o., .,
!ng i.sU to ipDss. 4i5a+la
1.nsehsrs &c ~ II stosk @ ID cai :Ssis lid '@
%.n1!ns sGS $ 80 SnscS t @ @Sq. Il, for et, ..uu!tos
s,"sE CHARACTERIZATION linz saiio. WEIGHING. :.
,nferory @ ihin cws. oifosa, stHss,
GalIst ana KttllnThH lMht1Es
fehlaa PCT !uU ASD"u
, 1880-01-16

Withdrawn frotn strre during yyrtlneat1av for
,,tv c.ms,,mntton, ~ h., ,sbnnt IA IN n, cor,,
9sia h, imrrv.
Tim rullnwinp ,,ra,n ,yns ,nsoccted lnto storc
l., ,hIs ,itv v,a,arJn,. ,,,nrni,,y. 1 ,ura No n
,ylr,.r ,vhwt. cnr ,,ixc,1, M ,"ru M snriur-
n w,t,, NJ, i m I'm =. ro;o,,o, cor. ,,t, ,r,,1n
m, whnut,. II; tnrs No t.o,n- - rnra hvh-
,ro, -, ,,r ,,,,,v xcI II cu,a ,,,v ,,,,J,n liz.
,,r,,,, Il tm,. ,ylltn mi. :, cnr. N, . mlx"d,
4 INV. roiatoi tn 1,,ts,. y c.ra NJ, ;, r,.n ,ur
roinnsa,t. "or NJ, :, In r,n,, ours M 4 Il, 10
.s,r. nx.r, i ears ,,v ,,r,,in -. h.rlcv, trstnt
~, ',,s ~ ,tam., h Ias,Srt,n' mi, u a,s n,
,v,"t i'm ~, III, .o,r ras r., s,st. Hs7 h, ,.vc
and .yonw ya.atrrxi"s tto fonl,r,, ,,nmt, ha,,y,.
n,,n ,,nr,ny tl,o ,,r,,,tcr n,rt o1 Nm div nh.
,nr,",a ~ otI,or ,,nInts wnra ,,n,nrnIlv ;your IN
,rhont ,,rot,,l,,v ~ n cnnsnotnnfn ~ 1v.i,,ea.
d.v,s ,,nut,nn her, MN rt,s,,lt wus ho,ya,nr. n
r,,rtIor ,ru, hora ard ,,rovIs;una I,r,,k. hn,llv
r. xvmrn,hy. whilc nvtu ourn ,,o,,iI nor N,
u.tin.I tn .,,n rura ~ tho ,,nn,,lo,,t ,yn,Lnnra
sh.,.., ,hn.o ,v.1 t,n ,vn,t, ,,, n.,,,s ..,,,.,
'1., ~. .n. .,r",, H., III ..aro ,uns e.,,n,
w., ~ s,,t.... ,,o.'.', ~, ..t't, ,.,,.s,,s h,,
n',.s y. ~ sn ,..,fs sr.,,, ,,', III,
oeo =. o 1,M;,'' .,. 49,. ,'o .,''.
, =" .,. s,",,,,. -. -. ,n
a'.ns "s.u' ,, % t.s ..ts, W .a ~ .
o ,,,". m ,,'u ,'., n. "o
1"spls,uk' esuA ''"t ss.u %
1"s sa.Ss.uas .' ,Gs ..' as ~
"o ~. ~, .1., .t. KY
'"MsAe.s ". !e'an9 mpwaa =. ~ VIII
& y nt'Ie' 't'no ~ ~" ,a, ~ '1osa w. .'se' ,
1sao l"wer. M st M.h"t sI,s .uf ''o". sees an,
u"as, ua S.Ie1 ~. no.M .'',a'' .." .4oas ,
, 1880-01-16
PROVISIONS,

HOG FNODuCrs-Wero nctlvo and wenk. cspo-
ciny pork. Thpea llttle chhnxa ifl tho verpuo1
1uotttl0ne, but hu4s nt tho Stock-Ynrtia weru In
larger supply md lower, and tho weakness In wheat
uauccd FREQ otrurnEs Of pork for fusurp delivery,
which bUro down On other product Thore was u
good dcHlAnd for export but at lower figures. Bot,e
limits being reduced In consequence ut newa scnt
frOM this slle., The murk1t stenllad tuwnrd noon.
but tho n0ws of tie carly decn0 tecsrnIed outsi.lD
induced fresh tatch OF selling orders, which aSaiil
weakened rrlccn.
MESS tunK-Dcclined &oc from tho latest prices Of
"Wednesday, closing tnno at Sl2.7o sput, &l2T!fbl9Q
fur February, md tt1D5 fur March. Bniea ra-
Rlrtct IF Gu brls spot Ut tahJ; Hu brs seler 1nnu-
nry ut 3l..9xs Ut 80 5r!a nssr February Mt sis.7da
lzt0i und st,aa1o brls sellcr March ut sGM9la274.
Total, l2.t1u brlB.
1.lsl'-peelincd oRl2ko from tho latest PRICES Of
sgIltr !annnsy fur February md t7.
diff for snrc, Snics wurG FepnEtG1 Ut ~ lCa E,Ht
~; Gn tcs t te,HhtrJ> Ut - tce sell
JMnunFy Ut !i!3 t lcs ttter FebrnMry at & hl4
ss7lf.}i md l!.1W tcs sel!ar March ut s4et7.i14.
NtEATs--Warc Irregular. Rrpon meats being stouly.
while tlGh w1rG !0hHMo lnweE. A1a exIft cuts EoEo
eascr with tair dennnd fnr the hitter sales wcfo
IcIsrtcd Hf ~ b1s a'onlsiers IT $a 2t rca 1rvun
lnndt 7tsiAo 11lH s s|lurt-r1t III tjAa4Ii selI-
F1brunrY and NLHtIkTiG far March; hiD,0O ll,s
green hAA II TIC for l ID averages tn HtGc for ~
ID Iu: ind SU bxs long cut hniIls S4a33{c Prices
for c seAnK cuts wGre about ns fOlloWs i0r partly
cured lots:
, 1880-01-16

The following Instruments wcro tiled for roc
or,l Thursday, Jim. Is:

The following instruments wcro flcd for rec
orl Thursday, inn. Is:
CITY rRorEnrT.
rsE'T.'ssss;h @ 4 ssss ss. s ~ sS IS sIaG.o T.. fSa
sH?!:$ sss Is Il Js,:i t stS i ;;S ;.i$s i
sfH sis"::; ;;sysa as,; s ESs"i;Sf H. i ;jS.sSS RI
$ssS S5 N. 4 s. SEs'ssa i ssa 1:
Fl: iai Il SsS ssS$n.s1 10 :f S!
Ss;s 5 i ;S:eS Xsi;ss Il Isis!G
'$$ s!s + ;.s iii iS"!s;y:: R'ii:
sE: 5 !$$;$;!s s';$a II s;s i;n Il s S'!S. ii:S;:
ss +; til ,ists ii f$;$, j l;s& SS3
IL: H Ss;i i ii,ass >.
',iksss Il y ,i;si;if;: i::Ssa ~
VI. @ iss II il II It Il tss tSsSss;; i S jssS
Assss;s i;
,i.aan to,nsny = Ghaflss i. iiapss,;.T:::;: 100
W.T. IT, {i e. as e. s IL i Sf Il ana s1t
Merrill H \. " G9t2Ml:; la
o$s's$ sS u; Msss !Hsl%ip Is s. 5se4
S"s "t II L iatsl M'' JAIL S tlaisst Hss ',asuE
;$$;s{ :s;; {; !! Y }s:'s;; Il S;'s c&Ss
canal m Il Il, % Sss ss,r y III md ;iaiisii:Sn xsi Il w.
,y!;;si a s1s't g Msal e ssFhl a
"'sa .ss j"' IT. IT, i t1Iusrs tsa Il. Sd
y$|sS ys|$$ jS ii i; 2iS;ts 6!sSs i j. III Il Il
W. ill.,; }ss i IL itfEH; Il tsss'i i
o!ehai a. s! y! = ioii;i!a,, { :s1iA jatsd
, 1880-01-16

.1tOGs-rho recslpts ware unexpectedly largo and
tho niurkot fur tho prollct UNEXPECTEDLY weak con.
seas..t,y tl;e market tor ta r.. nn9l VIZ ,,a mash
and packers dh mt s1nw dltptrit!nn = luke ,ltt
G1eEpt ut decided reduction ffOti Wtfln1stnY'h
tertf0rC the enrly hnurn wur1 characterized ty mn
entire absence Ot ncllvity. After prices hnd hoen
lowered 10 meet tho views ut bUJetH thQr1 VITA u
pretty fsso M M,nnven,sns on tmckinxM H. ucsosint. in
pI.t q the sngpy ,nsi glHngnd 1MnaE:
SELLERS were u.iblutt to G*e ot at wltlIl.E So uf
Wednesdays prless. whiu In nthers Nc NJ, moro tat,
howoysr was aGSat w. e;,iamsM a pris, i!xl,l
~ Tho guilty WIS e1enilent n.d ti!o h1lk q the
ftsx WIS trsnar. In sytnpntty With tho react!on In
hog pftlancsa
tho yns,is nj tho aetton OF Gertalh Of tile packsrs III
ttschnfHinK fcon thelr rsupny men 1ngaud To SUP
Pr Thy pnses o. !hnsa Who to"k Ea.t Y ttc ftrike
easy beuvo tlntany " tha packing !lrme could 10
~ duHh ~ sonsb nf utticH. hut uufrtn.nGly thern
IN for nu tht thor hE0 pursuing thak worry
course II u!ther the l1a!,n n"h- -un!a2 maM must
ll1 e. obviously It s.l0ufd not 10 tho ator who
during tho ttubl0ns limos uf tho st fhr weeks Ut
tho risk Ut thor Uwn tycs nv1 stou brnvo'y by tho
pAckOtJ.
, 1880-01-16
CHICAGO TRIBUNE: FRIDAY, JANUARY 1e, 1880.

thy, which was In fair demand md hrmer. Hides
wero cnsy, md broom. corn md Balt exhibited no
mntcrtnl chhnED. Tho sntcs Of poultry wcro
fair nt a lower rnugo uf prices. rotntocs wero
1tlct- Green fruits sold IN retail way from
store.
Tho capacity of tho vessels cngaRctl here since
tho coso of tho aensnn Of navigation t0nts tip
@i000o0 bi Thoro ls now about 2,600,000 hu
empty vessel rnor at this port. Considerable
moro rtis, can to secured nt tho presot,t rRto,
20 per bu III corn. and Bofnc vcsscla rrubnbly
will not bo chartered Gy thoir owners TIL spring.
Rail frclRhts wcro rclNartcd stcNty On tho bl.ss
OF 400 per l0U Ms OIL grlin t., Now York, and 4so
on boxed nlcnts To do, Through frcghts 10 Ltv-
crpool weru oOo OH meats alid lart, and BIO TN
ilOt,r.
Tho following table shows tho quantities. Of
whcnt aiid corn iii passaKc far tho United King
1om fur rorts OF call and for tlircct porta, on tho
ttatcs nnmcd:
Esar ,r, a., ana whoat $'$i!% Xs'
Tho following shows tho receipts nnt1 ship
, 1880-01-16

Tho asscssulent of Crown Point Ia $1.0 shRre.
BOSTON.
13osroy, ltnss., Jan. l5,--Tho following arc tho
closing Glitotntons for copper stocks:
thnnct md HCcln.. I'll lpGNnbin. ...........,. ~
Conner FnilA ,i,.,,,, ii IDntnET ....,,,,,,,,,,, "a
Ftnflkifn .,.......... 30 ltlgo ..,........... 1ii
, 1880-01-16
COMMERCIAL.

The following wcro the receipts md shipments
Of tho leading articles OF produce IN this city
during tho twcnty-four hours ending 1T o'clock
Thursday morning:
, 1880-01-16
pn PaashEewheht very dull, fair average pusl., h.,
present and following munlh, 6ls ID. 'as
NEW YORK.
Special Dttpasth 10 Ihs Chirdao Ttib,,n.

Bbetfd9 UIttf{th 10 ms CAtf&d6 1f{htIEf
NKw Ynttx, ian, la.-f}NAtN-E1ctteA md vc.,.
Relt!ed. The .narkut In the wheat Iins Il tnfIn.s.
1arso1y by the frequent and wGs 1uctuAtlon, nd dys
Of frnm the interior. md In part. though but t)Ish,
BY adverse accounta BY cable Wlntur wheat opss.s
stronger In options ht sdTancs Of about Ia ner -
on Tho latest nRures nf yesterday. This rhin ~.
speedily wlpod ont by Increased and urgent ort,r.
continued during Tho afternoon, lpaAnK To 4 fu,tss
doena Of about ss5o per bu and liberal business !.
tho speculative Interest," LAtol Tho afternoon und.
n sharp rcnewhl OF speculative bidding, pu,tl, !.
oualandIng contrnc.s. pr,esa worked up ae,r.
l@ao per tu, mora huycrs thnn solleTs eppenrInsts
ss ss4 nne Nsn sss0 IT,; s
aSt I'D Rsf w. spf"s f"snf
s $ Il sSss Fs ss, s$ :,ss y s. ss; ::
ss;s;; s:s 81 .ss
III sss i;s; s p;s Ssss Ssss!s@ @ $
Gfeas. ss,t,s TT =, mSs s:
sSI 4 5a;Ss
ss: assss 81 s0s's s ss
s,, En-, ~ s?$;s: % s;sss $s2:s : ;is ;,
tS f .tS1 Ga ss q sa|na 4
s:! 9: !. s$ss f.sa! s:!'
htMEcu, ksut1f ApfH NJ ealVEAlp5Ss k0osoqushtlJR
.T1tiow-ln request At former 1auros, lsaop ID, II
silnA,ss-Rnw quiet but nrt,, on bhAla Ut ;}t3s.
fnr tnlf u aond folnnR. Cuba rc1ipod strong aad
MSisSxs.W Without movement, M he1a a at 49, =: ,,
f. e9Mintntlrey nne mnfhet: W!!h he
s6'GPsT: Iht.aa ftsixhs: e.; ast!S psIt!y Hill
III ss.s 'a'o;'sa Gu S'7ss
To tbs 1TIt.tern Associated PREM.
NEW Y0llH, ian. 1s-CoTT0N- at Ht9alac
Stsss| 's 1ps!. $ss sSs. 1sse' 5aas asf III:
ss aaa ena saSs q 1ss e
IL ss; Eo sstts & 5i d'sGsf ss ss IL rRs % %.1:; e.
MnSHsD,S a,ssd ps"se1s III ;s.o,,
cass, iir,a n ths tsclIuei reeolr!s zi,0 II; 10
s @ S;" I ss'sf ~ S,s!aae sSit%f ST. ss1Sca 4
a. a. .S. 81, 81 snfEssSa Thsts o4s Ss
:ss!* s$!aass{ ';'' @ s$ n
esIpts S!i h;,; nasfsdst Hfedie No. y ist; Il
s ssafSy 9s ssefsy s s%s
Si% 5!a' %,ls I' mli0d ws''er" tse' Vhl's ws'':is
i12EArt,yo and nrm at7se.
gsss Ii. s'oSy iaa Fosd @ tas1 Tannia* % ssfs:
@:sssss sH sf nsasa' unsa YGsssnsfsa s s:sao m
$STsx;lr;m n,':s It sXe, sX;,, .,, :, :, ,,,,a
f:Sas-Iini: Wss!es',. ,.i::tt' i&1lscs ''
sf eon hss9 ass Rsss s +.
HM,os: onK eisas T!'!ss q s5n; short DO. s7aa is1d
SSSsssSsG!?sfs!s 4 :S s:ss;S s;:s5, ,Ss; a
, 1880-01-16

ffhtoh closed At ald. Corn WAS Qu!et at 4i9&aiixa
!"r Mny. and s5 &fc Ter f9erue[y: he3s pork Closed
qinicd 1T s7.1SssI17T f9r March,. Ahnrt RUS wors
gnntts stronger wifi snoS Of 0On lb4 At RUTH, bet.
lnE MhfEh,
, 1880-01-16
PHILADELPHIA.

Pn1IADELrItA. ra., Jan. n.15.-Ftoun-Qulet, Min.
ncsota extra family, medium, atJ13fs good NgzIf;
choice. to,'s' Minnesota patent process. SIS Rys
itonr Quot at SIS.
ultAIN-Wheat unscttled, rejected, 113a; Nc. : set
lit elevator. sl4?; NJ. red, Jununr5, $7 lid. tln
Rakcat February $lE'si bid, tiA asked, March ILL
bid. 3l4s nsfed. curn quiet, sail. yellow, track
Hc; steamer. on truck. asc: anil, mixed. January
5s1o lid, Go nskcd, February +576e bid. go aAked,
Ny s4.srch, S1ho bId. Sso , asksd Outs duI, stained
FA0ylHtoNA-Quet nal unchanged.
- auttfrEH.QulGt1 creAHefy, oxtra. e@}jlct New York
stAta md lsradfuE Cuunty. l'n Uxtraa x7dc West.
Orn itosurye attr 9t2jnt do Rood u cAo!cc. ia12a
E1us-1)u1t Western, 18c.
12AEh. ~
l.ETIloLEuM-Nomlnnl, refined, Tbs
WHlNKY-ln fn!r dBnHnd ut $l.l2+
1tECEIITH-FlnMr HaJ brIs; wheat, $500 hut cpsu
q, 1,lu blts oats, Z, ,aD bu; rye. H0 bu.
SHlrMESTB-EoFn, ltlgU DN
, 1880-01-16
MILWAUKEE.

MILWAUKEE. JRn. Observation-Disclosures and Mons
inMl.
GsA1N-Whcat ntm at the opening, advaneedNo
and closed strong md htkheri Nos Mtwaukes hard.
sl.a,1; No. Milwaukee. slji No. do, tl.e; lsnu'
nry. sl.2l, February $124s6, March, N&sH, No. sAa'
wuukoo slu,; No. 4, sItE: ro]cctpa s2c Corn laNsf
und nominal; No. 2 AKc. t)ats dull and uwsr; No.t
al4o. ltye an'et. No. l. Tic. Barley unsettled ana
luHBr; M. xklrsn2. Tic. ...,
Meas pork quiet at sl2 q easa'
iiy. dull Mnd snssr At tIaSslc Dresscd hogs easlsr
ut s5DJ s.i.lO. - .,
B,UU bit.
ailirMESTs-Four II 900 br.s; wheat. 10 but barley
&Hu bus
, 1880-01-16
NEW ORLEANS.

NFW ORLHAK41K .M-FLOUH-U!ghQEH Hfaoes NV
declined Jf7e. !,
GnAGN--&>sts IN good dsmAnd a. SS96G,
CoRM.MsAL-H1rmrra at a.&3alzM
NHoylsluxs-Bac0n 6<usEt shoulders, kfc1 e'se'
rib. nc; clear. 1AM7fa. ~.
UHAN-Mayket egsicT at 7d21Xo. ...,n
Wn1sxyMarket tuis .We.lvra rsctlnsd. n o6yle %
lilaocEklktEatfaa dnllt Hlu GxsKuat, ufd!1a!} -.
prtla1 E44!IHc+ Sugar IN you'd 6sMna at tul ts44
a.a snts's aAai pStas e ssS!os ~
, 1880-01-16
TOLEDO.

TotEIIo, O., jan. observation-disclosures dull and un'
c!,urgud; No. rod winter january. sl.Sis3 FubFns
nry, tIsIx, March, tstH, April, slags May, tl,sHt
turn dnll und loweTs hsh ,nixeI. &ln, Nu >, spot
sB(c; May Not No. white, +5Nc, rejected, S9c oae
dull and nn1.llnAt.
CLnvEW HEEu-I4ower; primo, 9i:65, ,,..-
Cit,sett: Wi9at itrGArliri Ny: rea w'nteFt Fse'
MNcEllra-Whcas i3.osj hui cuEii. xi1N ba; oats
.st.itstESrs-whoal i.ou ba, corn, lson bu' oats
hu.
, 1880-01-16

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Jau- la-coGEoS-Frm 1t E@s
l2&o.
bLuual-Du!l and unchanged.
GNAfN-Whpa& dull uisi tuwer al tl.A Corn atosayt
whlo, w, nltxed 4sc OAts-Msskat dutlI while. "e'
mixed, 4he. Rye qnDt at NAc.
NAi-SteAlY u flIuJ4 laHl ,,,
rHuvISI1Ss-lsIsk yniut A. NiM L1ni atsan.Iss
c,iu,ce lent lures. ST.; do ks., HI1 Hnk s n.aa
sIaNly, lIul,s, su9ar-cufod. y'4t1y&o.
Wltl4K3-$lI6,
, 1880-01-16

+. SttEEl'-Cont!nuo In gnnd demand and tennlu
firm Yekpr1iAys supply hsfnlsGd ~ ut &lIl4
hsu iu bs for pour u oxtr Rrlitea. We oIa tho
, 1880-01-16

4! E1ta.*t Is ~ M ~ car lots
rlltIsl1tf-~ns tlt.I,ty md III talr local request.
The WUatrr wax n1lt which luGa ht'!taetx ul1xiuAa
.sIos:.a 1sg psr i1 tntk.ya !lr9ssul ~,
kEEIH-linsOthyW Wus uGitVu nllI hl0c i!vher, SELL
InE NJ $xlit9 TItu4hy tlrHllY hold Vi thu hi.
vM.cc. tlnYsr WIZ quut nj nboHt sts3tul Elax wis
iet Ut 3l,hl for pur0 xvtd. hA hungarian sul4 ~
Sttlk1
, 1880-01-16

hAll-Wux IN fatE request nt tue rungo us prlooa
ftIl1uWlliX.
E,n9 ~; assi: Mi, iii
t5tHl1M kDnt. l@E
fsAlff pfh Will
l.tvvrtInI Il1v white sAck4t Lf9
ityetiaul a'.u t1!.lwit xs1cks).. M
liynrlNl1l 4FuA.l htunl lEl
Wltlbkf-NMs AeIIYs Ut IL lIuellMu+ ba.ex wore bu
IfIt hlsssed Huels vi tho basts Uf a. ur Huun fur
tt!EhHH14.
WtN!IErha 'isnland y ia,pruvt1,g md ths ma{Mkst IT,
IL 1uiltcd r. 8OtH tt14x 1T hIlu uo1uH higher, TAa
tsr(sr8 tftats saaAIl rsIflsntnees.
Masl1tl v1eu. Mst, !ut ehu.es3
Wmsiusl uGe0t 1r.lun .tGit
Wuxlp.l Eetert HIlu, puF ts II
Medium 4tIwAshV1,,,. tfH
FInv +t 348:l
Euurfu t. Gttks
FNb.wRsgtl cl,ct. hkS5i
Tul.Hushed, conuiun ~ you'd .4AAA
The daily gazette., 1880-08-28
THIRD EDITION
A GooDIRON TRADE.

New YORK, Aug. 27-As long as
the iron trade remains healthy expe-
rienced business men say that the
outlook for other trades is encourag-
ing. The present advance in iron is
most healthy, and the absence OF
speculation is highly satisfactory to
those who deal in the commodity.
In the last week there were over
1000 tons sold, the prices for Amer
ican pig being as follows: No. l X,
$27 to $29; No. X, S24 to S25; and
Gray forge, $2l to $22. There has
been no excitement in any OF the
markets, and the Western markets
are said to be quieter than for a
month past. There is no variation
in the market for Scotch and English
pig. Considerable business has been
done in American steel rails for next
years delivery. Anv spot sales
would be upon the basis of S55 fol
American or English. There is al
advance in common pig lead, holders
now asking five cents, hut the mar
ket is quiet and steady and there il
only moderate jobbing demand.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-28

John Wanamaker will sail for home
on the I'd of September. On his tnp
out his oldest son, Thomas, Prince
ton student, was taken with typhoid
fever of the same malignant type that
proved so fatal To victims of the impers
fect drainage. The doctors agree that
the young man owes his life partly to
a sound constitution, but chiefly to the
invigorating influence of sea air. He
has now entirely recovered, but his
sickness very much shortened the pro-
jected trip of Mr.. Wanamaker.
Wonderful accounts are given by
the British Consul at Saigon of the
curative effects OF the hwang-nao a
bash somewhat resembling the ivy.
which is found only III mountains OF
limestone formation. 1t is said TO
cure the bite of the most venemous
serpents, and has been successfully
employed in curing cancer and prin-
cipally leprosy, in which it has new
er given other than satisfactory re.
suits.
Circulars have been sent out from the
Catholic Union of Great Britain, under
the signature Of the Duke of Norfolk
announcing that a pilgrimage has been
arr anged from London to Lourdes, and
that ait is earnestly hoped that all who
can do so will Join in the first pilgrimage
to this great shrine OF tue Mother o
God" As at present arranged the pil
grlinage will start on September 3, ant
the whole expedition will occupy abou
week.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-28
COAL GOING up.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Aug. 81, 1880.
The committees of the Lehigh and
Sehuylklll Coal Exchanges met this
afternoon AND agreed to an advance in
the prices of coal for September. rhe
Lehlgh companies will increase their
rates twenty-five cents per ton ON all
grades and the Schuylkill will advance
prices twenty-five cents ON all grades
except lump, steamboat and pea,
which will remain unchanged. The
harbor prices of the Philadelphia and
Reading Company for coal delivered
on board Of vessels at Port Richmond
will be Lump and steamboat, 81. 30
broken egg and stove, "a 60; chestnut
$4.35 pea, 1896. The collieries will
work continuously throughout Scptem
Der.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-28
AN OLD DIRECTORY.

Mr.. David Chandler has in his
possession a directory of this city
and Brandywine, published in 1914.
1t was printed by r. Porter. The
population as that time was printed
on loo small pages, together with
the introduction and addenda. The
only person who is now living whose
name appeared in the directory at
that time is Charles Candy, who
carried on the clock and watch busi-
ness at No. II Market street. The
last one who died was William Ban
nard. The book contains considera-
BILE information information in re-
gard to the city-or borough, as it
was termed at that time.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-28
NEAL WANTED TO DIE.

VIM. Neal, the negro man condemned
for the crime of rape, whose execution
was fixed for yesterday, seems really
disappointed becau-e he was respited
until his case can be tried befoIe the
Supreme Court. He Is full nf religious
fervur, and feeling ready for death was
not at all appalled, at the idea of being
hanged yesterday nothing.
Other people besides the prisoner were
also disappointed nj the postpone neut
OF the execution. Many persons who
h al not heard of respite came into New
Castle from the surrounding country
aud were greatly put out when they
learned the hanging was not to come
of. Among the disappointed ones were
correspondents of the New York
Herdtd and Philadelphia Press.