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New-York tribune., 1880-01-01

past sunnier four Women waited in the
ante room determined to see him; although they
had been assured that their petition had been care
frpSs5 f SsS and S aas Ss PS e
Of the time Mwhen :raiisdsf f@tfAlss Nsts. ttts
Fly Fly anaahs Yomep deDarteS e%a the ,Cs2i9H
over berty 1os for tn The rst time n four
days. Reachne thesExecutive Mansion he awthe
tour torry w%SrtsSnseatee % zen s steps de gansadhe IN,
ct the; side Of the house: to take a walk:
there the shouts OF some small boys in the stIees
their victim Ess within T,asb Tbey,5SIdIS vailed
into the garden and soon bhttobholed the Governor
say; However. their effort was useless he did not
yjiSld totheir prayer and release their friends.
The change Of administrations is useful In secur-
ihg thorough serutiny 81 the States affairs. The
present change has brought about an am6sing dis
covery. Governor-elect Cornell applied for
details Of, the building Of the new
Capitol for his message, to Canal Auditor
Schuyler at once sent hi% statement, Of tie cost
of tile Capitol up 1879, and the amount expended
on it the present year Mr. Cornell In reply said that
there mustbesome discrepancy between the accounts
ofthe Capitol Commissioners and the Governors, as
tae Governor in his annual message for 1870 had
stated the cost OF the Capitol would be q. certain
amount; and the Commissioners had acknowledges
spending over $a06p06 tue, present year, while
stating tho cost. Of the Capitol to boz Q
certain sum up to 1879. II the total given. BY the
Governor were compared with that of tie Commits
sieners however Mfr: Cornell said; It. wenldsseem
that the Commissioners bad spent only, $3.50 900,
instead Of 100000 the present year.
CATION, found that ever since 1874 it had
been the custom Of the Capitol Commissioners to
exclude the sum of $G56,Q6O expended IN the pur:
chase Of lands from the annual report on the cost Of
asthe Governor showed by the Controllers books the
actual amount expended for the building. At the
on Tuesday, tho superintendent OF the Cap.
tol., Mr.. Eaton, was directed to hereafter
include this amount in his annual statement
as to the expenditures for the building: I'm
doubtedIy the old Capitol Commissiopefs had no
other design in snpprcssing mention Of s$850,OOO
than to lessen in the eyes n the people the amount
the new Capitol was costing the STATE: There was
good deal of adverse criticism in 1874 regarding
the cost Of the structure, aud the separation
of the cost of the building from the cost Of the land
upon winch it rests. with other outside expenses,
was no doubt Thought to be legitimate method Of
diminishing the opposition to further expenditures
on the huldiup
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I0sDoI Ysh5iNsHss u. 1872
The st. Petersburs Iasalifs 2piSs pYhli1hei
q telegrsm from Tashkend. re1e!nsG the tritf
of.tbe Afe6sn sfrdars Mex MsSohet, brother Stt
1sneer shere All, and his eous1n the Uieuas
Ybsn, secompshied byssssqt Of eight persene ~
ess .as as' 9 ana xFs :Ss
asss ss A4d:s z: k..s.:.. {: y: z.
saoSss ssIss S:sS ssR
ss;:a9s 'ss ss,; a!:s3aSs ;iiS
asa from shsrstss5s sd sxA.K Vi \ .! : -
,''s'r THEsSesaRzestIlg '1KEIANpAN e
: .ar .ns nsssu. 9Stesauf q;
: The fynd instituted hy.tAsrps
borough, sihe relief Of ,as
now amounts, :. to Rs.S00 ~.
Adjutor, -..dY the I" Archbishop 81 oY<s9
scsnowledsinsa fh6" reeeipt Of 11,eeo -
the Churches Of CARDINAL Nsnnine;s .p!see.sf
'siRSS' sisS :sss sss ssssSssi ssss7Ss sl3ls {,
system Of rsmuns6 y
:A'''1.'' :: - saaiist ~ ~ ~
s.,-4.i sUsHEy aRAM. = O. ~ y
-. . , Lo5poStwpd.saalg. .Dsf si 1s7s.
A Rsptes dispatch from $naegsy y1taqal,
Spain 81 vetf cfttesl. An iiA6 . ~ issedass4
6stweSn General Abilities Cad Apee e saests.
ss5 RssHsis ,ss s:sss
varre Senators snd x5srs 0f ~ CtMT9t efsD&tG
spec .Ss:ai at pssse. sShssa"ssS ssnsS asS,s;
New-York tribune., 1880-01-01
n R.fILRQiD SURE STOPPED.
1uE DENvFR AND RIO GRANDE ROAD ~ THE CTr
COUNIRY-A DISCHARGED EMPLOYEE MAk!NC
TROUBLE
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE 1RIDrxEl


COUNIRY-A DISCHARGED EMPLOYEE MAkING
TROUBLE.
FEY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRiDCNEl
WASHINGTON, Dec. 31.-Ex-GOvernOr Hunt
Of Colorado Is here looking after the Interests of the
Denver and RIO Grlnde Railroad Company The survey
ofpAc route OF tnat road south OF Aam0Sa extends
across narrow neck OF the Ute Reservation Ifteen
miles wide aud several hundred miles long. By the
terms the treaty with the Ucs known the Dtunot
Treaty wagon roads have been constructed across this
territory FOR the OF the settlers 10 the San
Juan country. While III NewYork city. few days
negotiating tie puc OF rolling stock for the road
Governor Hunt received notification from the Indian
Dcpar tment that the survey must be susi"ndt lie AT
once came TO Washington 10 see what was wiCng.
To-day he learned that dispatches had been sent 10 he
Commissonrr Of Indian Affairs charging infar.iO,s OF
the treaty upon Governor Huns part. These dis,
satcscs were sssed by person whori Gcvrrsor Hrrt
mad discharged from his service for incapacty. On
learning the tu, state OF the and nftr conSh'ta.
ton with Secretary Mr Hayt sent dispatch To
tic Indian Agent at 10, IIuo- directing him Ia allow
the work to 80 OH Ia the meantime Governor llnut
saw President HAYES AMI reminded hi that lJ The
convenience OF settlers Living near the reservation,
should be cOntiructUd On such reservations
The dispatch s,It by Mr. Iajt only permits the
hut decides DOlhirg ns to the hight Of the
cOinpany construct It's road. Governor Hunt Is Of
opinion that heIe WAL be no serious delay OH ths
New-York tribune., 1880-01-01
CLOSING THE YEAR IN HIGH SPIRITS.
WHAT THE BALTIMORE BROKERS DID.

WHAT THE BALTIMORE BROKERS DID.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 31.-Thcrc was no business
done at the Com and Flour Exchange to-day. The
5th Regiment band marched in speeches made by
many prominent cm'ers and all the National songs
vere rendered When the hour for closing came pro
ccsson Of about GOO formed. and headed
nv the hand marched and around the site selected for
the new building of the Corn and Flour Exchange,
nearly opposite tho Post Oiicc. There nothing
done In any Of the markets.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-01
A sr !ECH BY EUGENE HALE.

RE HOPES FL A PEACEFUL SETTLEMENT OF THE
DIFFICULTY.
ELIswoR1 Me-, Dec. Stat the Indignation
meeting has last night ex-Congressman Hale,
Represeptskve elect, referring to the manner in
which thsjelection returns were canvassed, said
ut o Rkantio and appalling conspiracy to seize
the coyef& &nent of Maine and it does not mean to
atop unit he electoral vote u 1880 is either secured
10 the DSnocrats or tainted 90 that it cannot be
countedk Concerning the rumors that the Repuo-
llicans lended to resort to arms Dir. Hale denied
that thbre was any foundation for the rumors. Con-
tinuin4 4his speech. he said;
Thcsf fmen THE Pu.:onstsl while they howl against
viOeD1 are with nance aIoretsougnt inc'une ~, e1
lean succcssful violence, ~ which they ca shiit
The he and yet hold their plunder and booty. They
build upon the known moderation, foroearance
snd snd moderaon which hs"e teen
an ,brougn this vlany such foroearance and moder-
atot a. were never shown before by men under ike
Instances How much further VIII they dare to gov
On first Wednesday OF January the people oi Maine
sef wont to assemble IN the Capitol OF the State at
Ar}usta, to wtncs, the in.asuraton OF the Gov:
to{ come. This year II is all changed; the
81 ding is barricaded; the Montgomery Guards
hld 1t and its enemies armed men stand at
ID dsor with lists IN their hands, and the citizen Is
eliminated from the assem1lage Men are startled at
lfch . picture AMI doubt that II Will ever be seen
Wear that such is the cup which will be presented TO
H. AIN iu favor Of peace. l want 1t kept. ! want n
re and peaceabe energence from 'he situation from
HE dangers which besat yet hope for and expect
kau De brought about Let us hope FOR that long ior
kbat pray f9r that But ye eight men who SIT as de-
fbpCts walh not to go too far In your experiment
upon the fGrbearanco and moderation VI tue Citizens
hc
New-York tribune., 1880-01-01

....
Reductions have been made In the appropriation for
interest On the city debt of $780, s34; State taxes
Sl7o739 IS. and other items.
Foowug s a comparat ativc statement OF the appropri.
ar,ons made fo the year a579 the appropriations asked
for by the departments, aud the appropriations made
,,o ve,r 1890:
New-York tribune., 1880-01-01
GENERAL HATCH SAFE.

axDSNyER. Col. Dec. 3l.-Genera Hatch aud party
arrived N ndian Greek to-day.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-01
UPHELD BY CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 31.-A telegram on
behalf Of the Democrats OF San Francisco sent to
Governor GArcelon. OF Maine, to-day, indorsng his
action IN regard 20 tho recent election The signatures
to TIE d,n"'ch acnd' no prominent men of the Demo
New-York tribune., 1880-01-01
DIAMONDS DIsCREDITRD.

LONDON. Wedpeaday, Dec. SIs 1875.
Mr.. Maskelyne, OF the Mineral Department
Of the British Museum. writes to rae nss that after
thorough test Of the socssd ehrystallised forms Of
carbon obtained by James Macear. OF the st. Roicx
Chemical Works. who supposed he had discovered q
process Of making diamonds. he r Mnskeiyne) has NO
hesitation In declaring that they not dian0uds - all
but consist Of some compound Of silica
New-York tribune., 1880-01-01

KING ALPHONSOs AsSAILANT.
MADRID. Wednesday. Dec. 81; 1872.
Gonzales, the wOuld-be-assa Of King AL:
phonso who had been lying in wait about tho deor o.
the royal paadc fred f6m corner OF the sentrybox.
Gonzales did not make much resistance being ar.
rested and the guards had to protect him from the vto-
encc of the crowd.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-01
ESTIM.i rES FOR THE NEW YEAR.

The Board of Estimate and AppOrtionment
PASSED last night the final estimates for the City Gov
crnmcnt for 1851 The total amount appropriated is
S2oli2 99l o., exclusive OF the estimated revenues OF
the General Fund applicable to tho reduction Of taxa
ton There Is an increase the amount appropriated
over that for 1879 OF $50 2j1 IS, which is made up OF
new appropriations for ne erection Of buildings and
New-York tribune., 1880-01-01

A fire occurred last night in Bluxome e. Co.'s
fancy goods store No. 800 sxtnave caused by de-
fectve hue Although the flames extnQuishcd IN
short time. the stock damaged to the extent
OF $4,000
New-York tribune., 1880-01-01
THE FIRE RECORD.
LAST YEARS FIRES IN BATTING

LAST YEARS FIRES IN BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Dee. .81.-The Fire Inspector
has complied the damage BY fires in this city for the
year 1879 The whole Gumber OF hres was 2s9, In.
ioss1Sove insurance will not exceed $4,000 During
ths yShr % persoos were burned By coal OIL OF which
New-York tribune., 1880-01-01
EW-YORK THURSDAY; s:IANUARY H. 1850:
IN SJXTH-AVE.

insured for 500 900 10 the Hamburg, OF Bremen the
Continental. of New-York, the Lancashire and French
corporation unknown.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-01
THE TAY BRIDGE TO Be REBUILT.

LONDON, Thursdny' jan IL 1oeV'
The North British Railway Company has
decided that the meeting OF the board immediate
steps will be taken TO rebuild the Tay Bridge
New-York tribune., 1880-01-01

i TIE WATSON CAR WORKS BURNED.
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. Doc. S1.-The finish
isg shop, plshinR mill and blacksnith shop
Of the WsseoA OH Works wss burned at
~. o'clock to4iehk he lsss will reach eS0ooo
New-York tribune., 1880-01-01


E,penses on city real estate .......s $4,000
Srvcnth Regiment armory fund 5000
belonging 1th Regt
iaims inuer special act 1890
the Croton duct l6O00o
LAYING In Ninetyhirlst, etc....... 10000
aying pipes f0mOry paid from Donds). 100000
.1er supply 70" Path Ward l2,jOU
OF southern Bouceard l20OJ
snd other ~ $4,000
Nsw sNd corrrcslon. ..sz ss., 7o2ooa
Inspection OF teuemens uose. BY Health Board 10000
fcr cceani"9 streets ... $4,000
For repairs engine houses. 10000
hp.ufacent on account s the apportionmont CISCO
New-York tribune., 1880-01-01
nun MAINE>CASE IN COURI'

,,,pcr1oys OF LAW SUBMITTED.
"a -, c.rcrroy SENDS IN SOME OF THE
Go'r,,x. Go'." paorrsED BY MI MORRHL-A Nkw
,xr v.rsrp REGARDING TIE GOVERNORS
TERM :.s 4. .ha
.tnavsrnor Garcelon has submitted to the
,.,n,eme Indie al Court of Maine some OF the
,.as,;ons of law proposed by Mr.. Morrlil.
srIo ouostions have not been made public, but
49, ore said to cover the main points
sncoestcd by Mr.. Morrill, The question OF
.ta time when Governor GarcelOns term ex-
n;rss MIR il exciting interest in Washington.
Senator CARPENTER declares that under strict
Construction of tho Maine Constitution lie
must yscate bis office at noon to-day.
AR. MORRILL'S PLAN PARTLY ACCEPTED.
novrRSoR GAnCELON SENDS TO THE SUPREME
coupr QUESTIONS OF LAW PARTLY COVERING
THOSE SUGGESTED BY Mr.. MORRILL,"
Ir,cusrA. Dec. 31.-ln response to Mr.. MorrilPs
,..t.r Governor Garcelon sent to. the Supreme
Court this afternoon certain questions of law reat-
lus 10 the counting of the election returns. Ihe
hpestons Il is said cover the essential points Of
Hr. Morrils letter, but they will lot be made pub
nc At present No further correspondence was Lad
with Mr.. Morrill, as to the matter of the Governors
sommunica alton to the court, Mr.. Gould, the Gov
erpors legal adviser, says he Constitution author
Lees only the submission of questions of law to the
pourt, and not of facts For this reason it is said
.oms Of Mr. Morrill's proposed questions were
omitted from the Gov trno.'s communication
READY TO obey TIE GOVERNOR.
TIE MILITIA ofFIcJas PROMISE TO OBEY THE Gov
KrxoR vtaILE HE IS IN OFFICE.
81 AUGUSTA, Me-. Reo. 31.-The military officers
nummoned from f,neor had an interview with the
Governor to-day r. reference to an inquiry concern
hs the calling Of of the militia companies should
hey be needed. Tho officers promised to obey the
orders of the q ernor as long he is in office. The
Governor spok h strong language in opposition to
calling outmiH ary companies.
, 1880-09-25
CORN CROP OF 1880.

The Extcut Of the Injury to This Crop
-Att rpc r.nfs <.aru ft,t t,r Hroxt..
nn,.., -
heanaru - ~ t"o ArcImte A!cad'
10 thf EAtor ~ Inc Ea'edQo 7ffthne'
FA1tn,,y, Ill.,, Sent, a.a-;fnce lust wrote yo1,,
~...' '.n.,,''..e; ~. ,.,.ss .,.... .,ai,, w.
iFoH, experienced tsc', VINO nave tFnselea cS"
tentlyely hnrG still further cnt1frnclt tho views
| thun expressed, unl which wcre formed with
,na % eafo " anon @ .no pest H., esaeneo ~, oo.
uinale' IN "era iocui REUSE luis may W III
Ga, In, MS any Tor observation r ,, n. the ne;t
sa ta. a1rsry s waa ha sr%tes, 'nt IN TO-, for
uIs.et ueNcts tsu" !urlnets y. a't ;" tHo
Unten stntee. nhu thla Il Is moi OF lntc IL hotAne
to any luss attention to the cultivation Of corn
near here. hut to tho rrcntcr amount used for
r,r,,tnv stts.k and n,.n tn tho ct,,atrur,,nr m
% ow ra!isnys,-.Iivertng div @ - part II tic tr,.ao to
EGrl U,t,s,v to os,,,,oto. 4,,o,, ,,,,o, n,c,,.
H. n, II rttt "; ~ iu,n.a 4sori,!E ~ iar
Hstn.t ~ ,niat,Tnrrn ,,Hrtins iI liz ,nftor ,.u
i""n t,,sifs.i y. H. thn Nnrt,,vstnrn stnfcs h,.
~. .nt.,rt ~ in otaa t1H,tn ~ tr,,,t ~ AZ
lt,,r" Al ~ ,v XIV .,s,,,ntn ~ tm,nrS r.,
tno et Ir rEa H. hnu o,9er rs saasi ~ in
.y y';Gna y. ,i ~ 49, -. ~, H. WI ~: u h,.t
!, H. t. o ~. ~, ~ 49,, ~ - .,n ~. t M
nm s ~ t1y I ,,,seI ~ , III 1T sspot1 ,at ~
III ,t ~, ., ' ,,,, aI, n', ~ - n III s t1
itm ;;n ~" m,stinn s ~ - Iut.r - ~ ,i, ~ t.r ,..t
thn ,ssPlrnm"mte ,u ~ H. bn,nuH 'nne,mntion
Ky ~, ,vt,l ~ ,reil ~ IT, wnrvoT ~ t, III
T.. 'innrS,nr f".".,;n,,tint M ns'n" ~ nnn,,
'nsc nat5,,ss, -. WIN HI ,,rior Il, liz yr,mt ~ Trst
M "tu ti ,t. ~ ~, ,, ~ T ;r,t o ts ,ii
~ ~ Il ~ ~. ~ ,,sst ~ ~ p, % -, ,a.. ] r., H. ~. @ s.ant ,
, 1880-09-25
SOUTH CAROLINA.
IsfoErcsu OF the l1cil.Hhirt nnd Htifs0-
Club CnlnpnivIs-What tsa Full Vote.
n FREQ Hnli0t, allal u Enlr COtiAtN
nTnnf LII tia SatlIl EAutlt.

s.rorrc.r or tha r,c.y,Shirt nnd .tif,c-
nh, ~..s..,,.,I,..,N,v,,ns g., ri, Ysa.a
Jun Casmr".Vh-Nn". "a F"!. ao.e:
"tee A.nsts a 'aiF eo"As''
Meauk III tha SOLID soHtA.
TWO IIuNnltED AND FIFTY he'd 6ItIllTs.
DtnmtcA to Columbia fifai,t<r fjyfm,,,
1fN1oy- Il. q. Ecnt. 1h.-TE,er, wns n vary 1nroo
.I..t 49,, ~. ;..,."', :. ns.,a. ~ .su r"...
eAtee1ms hese 'o'aHy 10 "Hs'dt in tho I'ehlo.
iltty mounted ic. Shirts pasatct mud thore was
'''"9'' .s",,. ,.. r,,,,r,
MINE Mkn snan1s'
COLUMBIA Hfa'astf tHfHa. ].
PtCxEH3, q, H., 3. c., acpE 1N.-fnst Saturday
vns II very unfuyornplu t]ny for our epcnkpIs
r. roincd o1n,nut inrrsrnntIv .ot m i,utnrnso
."oH "' ',.| t e sse w.. 49,, -,
crowd 8ooh colIeeiea' q Hfeh! 'ii'siy VI 1uo !eu
ShlEts wcro t1,nunfcsl, aid Matio quito display
W thoy canturuA around tho tourt-!touso.
A TiInusANp or 30 MORE.
Ioek mn ~, ca lffrllI (I}ttn.,, Strt. 10.
III iilst. wpa srar,i suceess., Nttsoa huuirud
nr,.syn ~ ~ ~, s,%ts Nv 'a'""s' NJ ""'n' "e''
''"''" ~. ,,,,,, ~. ",,,1,,.s ~, ,v,,r .,,,,.,
,s;.'.s Msn ss'.N.n Asu w.a.u s.I... nes1As,
UEpI!th 12 tpt!alaeM sefTsHf nta.l,
.MEwhk!thf. =. ~. s,pt. i!.-Io-t!hy tna nhter-
Ie " l'osVj KIN stn.j sn,onss ~ = sGa , ~ NJ ~,
" .sRsakin% OF tho ptft OF snno OF tho
cAIaAltintgs s Tor st'l1 G1sces C!aoa lfoli iho
towii W. COUNTY, Ten II ne: fel,resea!liiR
lnlly w nun: lHo Itfu sn!sih. torlhlllk u k!ts-
rtnal8 chyAicl'n OF tctoTtnluea nlell. Ann',s lh0
widest 1Axzas Ana uMAntlp1 enthusiasm.
ct,uras4 tAlDn8h tH9 lrllluipa! alreetS nt tnO
G!ty; ohc9 mofe NeWoerfy oxh1ta y tho
, 1880-09-25
A SENSATION. SPOILED.

Gen. Grant ncnics tic story that 10000
~| Worth Of Diamonds Hvero stolen from
Him By N Private Scerctary, While
1'rcatdent-No Truth Whatever In tho
Statenlcnt.
Sptefa. Dtspatth 10 7ht Chicago Tribune.
GALEwA. ILL.,, Sept. 14,-Tho On1cna Haxttts OF
this evening tfcnics, by nuthorlty Of Den. Orant,
the statement published In recent ,saue Of tho
Hartford 1ffnss, to the elect that tho General,
during h!s second term of otlico N President,
Gnd boon presented by Japanese Prince with
diamonds to tho value Of tl0,00; ttat thoy had
norcr been given to him, but Ind been stolen
by ono Ut bis rrlvate secretaries, who Ind soil
them 10 Washington Clty pnwnbrokcr for
1900 The 0a:eite snys: "1ho General In.
forms ns that ho has mover In bis lfe
received nny present ot diamonds from, a,ly per-
sou Or persons, nor has Mrs. Grant: md that
tho story circulated by tho Hartford T'imcA has
Ito foundation in fact whntnver." Gen. Grant
will cavo 0ulcnn In the morning for tho wl,,tur.
Ito will remain In Chicago until Monday at t p.
M, wlen Ito will start for Warren, o.. wlero ho
Will preside nt tho great Republican nsnss- tneet-
t1lE Ut thAt place tn The 2Eth ttst Wnci, fs to b0
addressed ty Scnhtnr t:onkf[i1g. Tic will return
to ChctKn on tho Jbth, md will 20 trDtn thor,co
tu l1ccMtHr. tn A;sent tho rGtlnlon ri bis rcxl-
ment, THO Twsnty.arst lI!!nuta fnfnntry. IN tho
oti an'l tlh nf Oetotcr. tteturutng t0 0C!!ca9O.
nnd With Mss. Grant WIZ aect,'niy.t,y tt,esn to
New York. Goa. Grunt will visit 1soston on ths
18th prH1.
, 1880-09-25
REPLY.

From INLAND. tor Thu EAtedpo 7rttuns.
The rose- bud which thou sendest niv.
lty tQy dear hand plueke4 frum IT. tfee,
1t xeirru bid !ltv1 u eyeiItldv,
Fur through IIonlp- yuRrntug hath II died.
kuw spelQctA liz hltthe KhUat tu thoe,
OsuKosil, Wis. u. E. uAHNoN.
, 1880-09-25

NEW T0HK, 6upt. s4.-Tha Commercial snys:
"rrltio IL rushing. Tho piles Of merchandise OIL
tha dldewalka, ut tho r4llway lepots, and Ut tue
wharvos OF departing steamers. Indicate vrtat
activity. The bulk Ut thu shipmunts taku tho
direction ot the South, Southwest, and W0st,
aqd tho dfst slhAton u all plnts u worry general.
I'd per cent III GoMpareti with lH19. The full dry
koosls tretle, both Wholesale and sotall bus sur
flkasnl Nll ux peptAtiDny."
, 1880-09-25
TttJ: CALL MONDAY.

T1fJ: CALL MONDAY,
JuiuE DHusNASb-fn chnnlturB.
Jttp0E 1lt0nrE1r-fn ctainbcrn.
lEsNls fANY-t8 10 ST. 81 to II, and r, all tt-
elusive. No. II, ilcnnott '. Connolly on trial..
.1ulaE HMITIl-Nn preliminary cali. TrInI call
2t7bs. 27Gs, 2,feS 21J. @,74, 2.7S0, md ,7s4.
No easg m trial.
JUMaE Observation-Disclosures j mntions.
JEiHaE M0nAN--9et case tcrtn M. III, Reich
v. littalh,rH & Fart Wayne ,lintlrun'I Company.
afA calendar Nt,4 III tn 4SO inclusive except 4t
AMI 4ii1. M case III trial.
.lrb1E BAHsuM-{.ontestet1 motions.
EniMtNAL Ctruhr-S1s. ~, y, IL, iii to 1i0,
1a8, lIl. l5l, 1i,. liz IN. III. 1HI. md 1Dl.
, 1880-09-25

CLEVELAND. o.. sopt st-pEr'toLsua : Pas1ns
standard white. TO test, IpJ<c.
rtrTsuuMH, In, Sept. A. ~ FxrRuLsuM -un-
steady, crudo, fo fur United custiuca4esi rsnasd,
uxs for Philadelphia davofY.
, 1880-09-25

DETROIT. Mich, bopk A.-FLnuil-Qulet
GmAtH-,vhsat castor, extra. tic, No. whito oGko
nskoj. bep.enioF tG34o, uetu1or, l6}kc, N9sQntar.
Mho; necenbar ics January, y'3&c b!di No. white,
Es9lrt No. rod, s}&0 A4kpA. .r ~
WECElITK-Wlle hkihU bu.
HulTNxNIs-WAuatG IL, ,UU hn.
, 1880-09-25
BALTIMORE.


1ALTtMoHE, HopL e4-CUTToN-Eas'sr and quicts
uttdllnv, ll349ilIsc.
f1ouit-Quct md atoadJ, Western pupoE, t11n0
MS, extra. t+.ukk1,7si family. sa0klh1a
GhA1N-Wheat-Wost 1taRdyi Ma. WtAt-
ern winter rcd. spot and aoptembsr. tt934a
!&1ti October a. .g$ November. u. .J;$fAlu7Ni
necrnbeF, as.9k7L0gf. Corn-Woatesn qulet aud
tus|s Western mixed, spot and 8cplsnbsr, @ISaafcs
9Gstober. 9Se; Novenoer 9a&Ae t'a3s t. dHlt md md
lInhai1y Al &l.lQ4lM
!tAf-Steaty+ 49,. ... ....--.-
.PM0rlsiOHS-Firm. Mesa pork. 'lloso0lt1A Hulk
Msats-Ooi9 shoiilaers ngnS herg1 claar gib stl9s,
t3{GsYG, "
phI1Txn-FiFm, prime 70 choice Western. packed,
EauA-F1rm at CO,
EElNnlkUM-Qul0t At 11Ku. -.
IAUcxWlEk-EGn0a Gasge but cuIet; lilo cnrU0eg,
o'nfsy y t1;1 las r. !. s9gaF 3 Y Sa.tsfs soft Id
FAE1uMTs-To lIYetY1oi psf ateamoE quiat. Cot
aoa: 5.lS4 Nat nour. = a, efa!ns S,fe1d:
~ M ss,. SSi! bn' r, NH III S w b. ,m :,
sAtEs-Whpat 4i&dU hut 0oSH, l1,T%1 hu.
, 1880-09-25
GIILWAtIkEE.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Eept; I.-F1.oun-Quet and
unchanged.
DHAiS-Whent firm, opened and advanced No,
o1dEcd wcak, No. Alliwauke1 huti, $i0i; No. Nil.
waMkBe. b4e; M. 3du, .nkc, September, gu4ct Oe-
tohcs. tzd; November, aft4u; No. aio. sic: M. do
s2No rejected nttn,Inni. turn !awos; No. ut hsc.
Oats daellneh Nc; M. Mt MH4t. ltya oulOt but
scnsy No. ut ts: barley 1oweT; No. sprlna. 7sfc.
- MISUNDERSTANDING HIess ppck. flB!t1 cnsh Mtid
Ocnbrr. &s?.l SntoIntrr lnrtf-lFltuG ntcunl, ei.H
caah md tlgtnber, <i.H Ss,voin1,er.
llDHH-Wenkl stfUe+.A
fREu11Ta-Ay1enl T., 1}t!lnlO. 4c.
,itEEEl'FH-Ftpur, 7,0O bflst what. 1000 but oats,
sH!ra.sSTs-Wloa ;.dN but corn, G,ou but oats,
2luu III.
, 1880-09-25

rronrA. ILL.,, Eept. e4-GtA1S-Corn active and
onsy, hxh ,nxol and mixed, :}tSeH4c. oa's active
And tirt1l Hu.2 wEto, u]Gsalc Itye dull nnd lo~ar
A. K,c.
tliIfWTSEs--F1rn1 at st1.
HItIPMRSTs-WHuHt LTD blI} ctlrfl, II, COO but 0xtS,
GGhU hui rJe. 4jtN bui bnE!uJ. GU bu.
, 1880-09-25

Special Dtspa.ch 10 The Chieaoo Tribune.
KASsAs CITY, No., Sept. :a-Tho Prize Current re-
parts:
MISUNDERSTANDING l7,S2! but ahspFnpnts. lG-
R brt marker weakert No 2 cnsh Bic. Octnhns. Bic;
M. + c1k2 7436c Erttecelnix lAi1 hui shipments,
.hl<n.
, 1880-09-25

NEW xGHK, Sept. 2L-Tho geneEa, martet II loss
aatIvo Cu1ton eepds In fate deMnnd, and psleaa
main atendy, with slight upward tondency. lslnta
in matiorata request. 0ng.lans continue acivo md
Mons McaE W00lana rou1ain qu1uL Fiannea III Ialr
tAQuGat 4Rd tjrH4,
, 1880-09-25

TOLEDO.

Tol.Epa. O., sapt. N-tiWs1S-Whcat weak, No.a
white Wabash. Tic, No. wlltn Michigan, tte amber
Mlchlxa1, n14o, No. rcd Wnbhsltt Bot Ht4c: 0cto.
bur H1{c} Suvnn1her. !S}fe, Decclnber. W{cs No. u
d. tk,c, rutcctcd ss,lc. cosn sul, hsat-mxed Elc.
M. = arnt, t3!{ct Oc,ebrr, akc Nnvenibrr, +se
taptud. a34o. Oats wcnki No. !. spot k4o; November.
.s}3c
CLtwrl,-Wheat dull; M, srcd Wahash. spot. niGc;
OGiotnr. pGJ$cs November, I6c.
MISREPRESENTATION, l1aul lii, corn+ 2aD but outs.
SH!rtEN1s-Wheat ~ g.oo0bu, corn. 2auU bu, oats
IQkU bu,