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DIED.

At 10 p. M, Monday. May 80, 1881, KATE
sAoabI, daughter Of James s. and PLT5o
stfider, aged 10 years, 8 months sni days
- der funeral will t.ka place rom the re:i
oence OF her parents, No. 81 Duke st., tomor.
row Wednesday, evening" at &C ok Tho
.r'enqs and acqualntauces Of the fsmily arc re.
epectfully iavi.ed to auend.-T Wasbio Ston ard
Baltimore papers please copy
On May 18th, EDITH HEKRICK, youuges!
enid OF James II. and Isadore Witbcck. aged
tnree years. four months and nine days
lLynchburR papers please copy.
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Hail Storm at Sen.

NEW YORK, Msy 3l.-Tbe Italian bark
Esuatss which arrived May 80 10 l4S days from
Alexandria, reports May 10 at 10 D. M bad
terrific sqdsll from northwest lasting ony few
minutes With hail stones as large as tgss, some
OF them three corner shaped bnd laIIiog With
such force as 10 break in the brass tops Of the
side lights.
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THRAsHED AND TARRED AND FEATHEREp.

THRAsHED AND TARRED AND FEATHERED
A dispatch from Dub!iD. dated on Sunday
night, says: "a bailiff want to satvo wits on
the prop,rty of MIR. Hutchins near Mallow,
County Cork. en- Saturday,. Some women gath.
cred around AID seiz hiu. d sl.oSed the wits
and then stripped him naked and threw him
into the river. Thsy caught him as be came
out and thrsshsd him With fu1zs. The unfor.
tunate man, mcrs dead than alive, Wis then
tarred and festhered and bunted through the
oouotry. A large party of polio, went out from
MslloW to secure him. but, after securing the
country. they were unable to 6ad him.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Spscia! Correspondence " the Alera. Gazette
WASHINGTON. D. O.. May 81. 1881.
Ex-senator Dorsey is lying sick, disputed
and miserable, alone at bis house. corner of
and 18th streets. in this city. The Administra.
ton has determined to crush him if possible.
1t has relay Of detectives, who wstch his
house and note ell it's mornings and its out
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-31

EslsR!CAN MINISG ENGISEERs' CoNyEy-
TIoN.-lhs American Institute of Mining En-.
ginoers met at Staunton, yesterday. The Insli
tute was ftst welcomed in thu Opera House by
Mayor Balthir, snd then by Hon. A. II. H.
Stuart. who, in behalf of the citz ,ns delivered
an address we'll suited to the occasion. In &C.
acknowledgement of the Welcome President Met
calf, in behalf Of the institute, Responded in q
happy vein. President Metcalf then read hs
annual address. Professor Eggleston read an
interesting paper written by j. h. McIntoeh,
on the "Hlectrolytic" determination of copper
and the formation and composition of so.cslled
Ellotrapic copper. This paper wss discussed by
Drs. Eggl eston. Sharpless, OF Boston. Frszier,
Ray mond and oilers.
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Man Shot,

BRLLEvlLLE Ont, May 3l.-Dr. Pet,.pra,
OF Camp bellford, on Sstur 10y night sho. cbs.i
Bcwnycsstle, wealthy farmer, living ne, iS,.
place. in the head. severely though NJ. s.sIIs
lnjuring him. The provoeation was Bowny.
PelLigrew was committed TO jsil
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stripping the bark and depcsiticg their ,,,
The iiilry is said to bs vast aod ,.tFs
EirpS

BROOKLYN. Ont, May 3l.-s. +. Wjcss.r
tannefy win Inc Ne Contents was burned This uS5
CINcIaNATI, May 3l.-The q. zslte's P,,,,
fort, Ky, special says: 4. q. Church's lux inas'
stable was burned last night with ia con ,,t.S
Only two horses were saved. The loss j. SIs:m1
nSliIv Insured. ~''W-
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BORN TO COOP LUCK.-An Interesting irc:.
dent ec,urred Oh bosrd the Willie STIR steamer
Gernanic during be pssSfg ended on Satur-
day last. Oae Of the cabin passer gers. among
when were VIM. H. Vanderbilt. j. X. Van.
delbllG and Capt. j. II. Vanderbilt, uncle of
the former, tells an Interesting story of Door,
frlendless woman in the steersge who gave birth
to child when the ship wss three days cut,
and who was made happy and comfort
able BY the kindness and generosity of
MIR. William H. Vanderbilt and others.
A purse of $500 Was presented her, and
letter was given BY Mr. Vanderbilt, calling
upon the Nav York Hospital m snagers to see
that the poor woman received. at his expense.
the bes! Of cire. The mother. Mrs Margaret
Phillips. is Welsh woman, and vas on her way
alone 10 Join her busbard e this country. She
was oVeljoyed at the gym pstbies enlisted 10 Der
bahalf aud was particularly delighted when the
Rev. Dr. Satterlee ctristened her babe MARY
Germanic Vanderbilt Phillips sfer the
stssm:r aud her generous benefao.or. Captain
Vanderbilt becams godfather to the child aud
Mrs. George Evans. godmotber.-N Y Her.
The csptairs of ocean steamers may prepare
thensalvtsto witues'Irequent ACCOMPLISHMENTS
ct sea Tor some time to come after this oc:ur.
renee becomes generally knoWp,l
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Drowned,

ADAMS. N. Y, May Silvia. Ssae:t..
sged IL, attending the Collep iste Institute Will
bathing last evening YVES seiz.d with c,sTn,
ana drowned. p
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A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat should

"A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat should
oe stopped: Neglect frequently results in IN
IncuraDle Lung Disease or COnSulMp.
lion. is II o. WINS Is ONCFIiAL
IhOCHEs do not disorder the stomach Ike
cough syrupa and bals,m,. but net directly
on the Unnamed parts, sllsying Irritation.
Eve rellet In Asthma. u rOnchftis.CO uShs,
s1ngers and Public speakers are sub.
l ect to. For thirty years Browns BrouchisI
Iroches have been recommended by physicians,
ana always give perfec. satisfaction, Having
oeen tested by wide and constant use 70, nearly
an entire generation. they have attained well.
meflted rsnk among the few staple remedies Of
INC sRe. Sold at 26c box everywhere. nhl9
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Locust in North Carolina

i, n s,is LIZ Va Msy sl.-Ths locust pl.au.
# N, rt % Ee rsvas'es the whole Ohow.n section
o,ors ., ~. oa'o!iOa ca!iss up rn AID cstton
i. f fs.,1 k 10 Of Vegetation and d. roy.
e :" : ''e 'ests OF valuable saw mill timber bv
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AND he OPENED HIS MOUTH IN BIAS.
pnEMY. Tho following language was uttered
BY speaker at reccnt gathering to oommemo
rate the memojy Of Thomas Paine, tho uoted
free thinker:
Tho speaker said that lie had four rrop,si.
lions TO maxi;
"fIrst--He would give $500 10 apy psrson
Who would polut out any ono thing that God
ever CID aud provo it 10 Tho satisfaction of anv
man who did not want 10 tiuat hearsay eyi.
deuco
"Seoond-He would givs tho same amount IN
anybody who would prove that there was DER
sons God or point GU! His ba5itation,
'IhHd-ie Woul1 give The same amouot II
any ptra9n w5o believe there is o God if he
can explain Why hs believes it 10 The setss of
personal evidence. "
"tourth-He would give $40 600 10 su7 man
who could show hat the Holy Ghost was spy.
thing but gas.
Holy means healthy. That is the et,uolou.
1891 meaning of tho word. Gtos.. By The same
su:htot!ty, meats gas. Holy Ghost means
healthy gGs. That is all you can make of j..
A spirit IS gas. aud | defy c>utradio!io,. Il il
a. s,leniiho fac! that is undeniab'e. Therefore
uou IS spirit he Is bundle Of gas, and gas
ls desltuctlbls; benc, spirit ia nos Immortal
ANY thlne' .aDy form, is subsaucs and occupies
space. elsa II would GOT be substance. All sinh.
Stances are 10 themselves destruotbls, Henoo
l Calm that the Holy Ghost and God, az wor.
snlpped oY the orthodox. is nothing bat healthv
gas. don't worship gas, l worsbin what 7
see that ls good. don't worship man or On
m man, 1t were TO worship man, next to Tam
ralne l should worship Bob IugersoII, Ia j.
tno greatest man in the word to day, beoause
ne Is ireelrg mems minds from the chains that
oonnd their bodies Shen Tom Psiue began bio
molk' Pains was the cbsmpon of freedom in
m ..nl ne was the first man who ever wrote
ioe United States of America InpersoI
% uo,og Tor the mild what Paine could not do"
r bas ~hos'evefsbaIl blsspheme ss.iost Ii,
ho7 Ghts shall Lot be forgiven ti,ber in This
"of'a Or the world 10 come"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-31

o,a pe democrats Of Accotiok fred ssu a If
.De hutdt'd tu1s Saturday night 10 honor e
'u''' ''otory at the cleo ion Thursday last.
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
VIRGINIA BoND5.-R. Ii. Maury 4 Cv's.
Richmond circular cfSa!urdsy says:

VIRGINIA BoND3.-R. II. Maury Il Cv's.
Richmond circular cfSa!urdsy says:
'All classes of these securities arc decidedly
6tmer, esp. cially Ten. Forties, which hsy,
reschad the best figures they have ever touched.
As We have cors.anl! SAID they are lar too Ioy,
aud /: saeWs tba. investcrs are DOW coming to
that same opinion. We consider hem a. Gnu
OF tho bsst iLv. stuents % our market aud arc
OF the opinion that they will obtain considerably
higher figures. OF olursJ il is quito po:s bic
that at times there may DO hlc u,tiocs within
narrow limits. aid th'rstore Te would not rae
comm I'D them to those who would be frightened
into stllDg at every decline. but for pa!maueu,
PURCHASES. to be laid away and kept 40 Thick
purchasers could hardly End eecuri.y moru
hktl3 10 advatc, oontiru,ly from year 10 year,
La our OPTION the Rae .ser party 10 tn, State
has done lis wors', and 10 lh;swc are confirmed
By the results OF the lcc. tlcclloss throughout
the State, the returns OF WEIGH, Ginning in as We
write, show decided triumDhs for the D :mo
oats Oh ell sidos, and 10 many quarters whers
hitherto R:-sc 1s!trj bav1 reigned supreme.
ALEXANDRIA MARKET. May 3l.-Tho msrEc,
is quiet with no change to noto in prices sine,
yesterday. Flcur is still slow OF slle GNe
otfsIing Of Wheat amounted to SO bushels
which cold 1T ITO. 10. ~ and I23 for FuIz, ard
l26 for mixed, and rs for Lancaster Ab.a.
lbVO bushels OF Cora brought So. 81 aud 81 If
white. Nothing doing in Rye AMI Oats.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, May co.
frlces this week tor Beef Cattle ranged as FOL.
lows:--
6est beeVes. ........ .."-..."..".."."6 II e VI
generally rated brat quality .....-...5 Is q i l.
mealum or good fair qualiLy.........4 g. a > %
ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and Cows 80 n 4 %
E1lleme range or prices 70 Il "a
Most Of the sales were from. .........G - as i!
Receipts for the week 1852 head: sales SIS.
Inc m 'rkat has been fairly active TO DAY, but
prices are OF ts4c per ID, the decline being on
81 grades. Ihe aversge qualify of tho oltrNEg8
Whs much better than Tor several montas 49,
tnere belng very few common Cattle amOlg
them.
Milch Cows-The msrket is dull, and whole.
sale prices 1885 per head,
:, Shesp and Lambs-Tharo is falling Of ia
me numbers, as we'll as III the quality OF tho OIL
Iorln IS lnls week, ss compared with last week.
LIE nome demand il not rs active as i! wa: then.
The shipping demand from the Ess. sbso.bi
July half the receipts and but for it tr ado would
De exceedingly dull. We quote Sheep at 3!stIc
and Lambs at 6sI9o per Id gross. Arrival! Til,
week 1852 head
dogs-There is O fair supply Of Hoss on he
market this week, though several hundred ltss
tnan last week, but the number is fully equ.l 10
the demand, which is reported generally IS
moderate, and in one of the yards as good The
quotations are the same as last week, 1!,s!c
with most sales at 8tl81c per ID net sillers Z.
o.. Arrivals this week 1862 head.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-31

Capt. Ben Bunwiuklc. oftho Chicago F.to
Patrol says: 81. jacobs Oh is a sp'el4A
remedy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-31

The Richmond corrctpoi d ,nt Of the New
York Herald has oertaioIy been taking wih
Mr.. John Wise. one Of General Mahono's most
trusted leutenaDts. about the republ GINS Ct
Virginia, for his ideas of that class of p,oplo
sre precisely The same as thos, entertained by
that G ,nllanap, as is seen by The folloWir 6 ex-
tract from one Of bis recent letters:
From the very beginning 10 1865, lbe
bands. rings, oliqnes and horde that hsvs been
known So republicans were held together By the
Ignorance of the masses they controlled, and by
corruption, dsbaunchery and public puD1cr.
The Very word is odious and sinks 10 inc ucs -
tr'ls Of every decent Southern white mar.
NIthir but fat federal ofic, over induced
o respectsbl, Stushern white man 10 unite lis
fortune with the republican party in the
South"
And set this correspondent and Mr.. Wise,
and General Malone, and all the Mahopiles
want the republicans to abard)n their orgapi.
cation with its eighty odd thousand earnest,
registered ard taxpsying voters. and enlist IN.
der the banner tf az Insignificant lquad Of
s,alswsgs who want to obtain Office by their as :.
sistspce.
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VRHINId NEW,S

Map II L. d. Myers, superintendent of the
Richmobd. Fredericksburg ard Potomtc Rail-
road, has r,o)nSljercd bis determination 10
resign. lie will conti1un 10 that position.
MIR. Joseph 7. Bruton, OF Pbilade phia, the new
president oil lhe ssmo load. will assume his du
ties at oLco.
At D,nvillc yesterday the Doe gas Guards. q
negro military organ zsliou. psrsded, and were
afforded q largo cDuolu:s5 It tho c,lored
peoll'. 1ney visited tho United States Como
terry end d. grated tho s>diars' ersy.s there.
Several ors'lans w,ro delivered by oolored
speakers.
Now that hr. Rosch's line OF sl1amess from
New York TO Brszi! has stopped, Mr. Roach
comp aims that bo is much abused man, ard
tbs! this government il sacriacing its own in.
tsrests in 3 mott reckls, manner by allowing
his lire TO stop running fer lack of government
support Mr.. Roach clams that tho line saved
the coffee merchants nearly y million and half
OF dollars in rates and brought LbJut twenty
per cent. reduction in rates on other South
American exports. But it could not live with
out . big government mail contract Probably
says the Baltimore American no one will re.
greet the fai ure Of Congress to subsdz9 this line
to the extent which Mr.. Roach thinks should
have been done. The country would be very
glad to have Mr.. Roach or any other CAPITALIST
run one or de- n steamship lines TO South
Amerlcs, but it Is not Jet ready 10 DO conrl C I'd
by MIR. Kosch's argume nts that the time has
come. or ever will come, for such lines TO be
supported from tho public treasury.
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The Rev York memberships.

Tho adnioistr.tonsts at Albany we're s :me-
what jabilaut yesterday evening over fresh uo.
c.ssoOs to their ranks. Among them WIS Sen.
ator Mills, Of U.i,a, who last week held aloof
and would not state bis p:si.ion, bat who now
says be is opposed to tho election of Conklinp
and Hiatt to the U. s. Senate O.hsr ohst gas
ore also anticipated, uod tho admiuisra!iorists
calm that the vote for Ooukiing to morrow will
sGo* him 10 oe 10 minority, in which c,ae,
they soy, he will b. abandoned entirely. o.
the other hand, the s.alwIr;s say th.t he viii
never BE- abandoned. and that bis true friends
will s AID by him to the lsst
10 day the Assembly il rqai.ei by law to
ballot lGr two Senators 10 Congress.
la the Assembly last uiglt the Senate rts5-
luton tor iJint convention to elect u. S. Seq.
ator5 on Wednesday next WAS received, and, BY
unau!mous cocsont. adcp ed. The democratic
members Of tho Legislature met 10 j lat caucus
10 the Senate CHAMBER. Senator Jacobs was
dominated tOr the short srpltori.l term, TO sue
cced Cooking. and Frau,i Korean for the
loug term, to succ I'D pls,t Thirty members
we're present. Tho ADMINISTRATION man also
met for conference. There were Glty seven
present and notes lrom twelve more SAYING they
will vote Tor men who will support tho Admin
slratIO3. h:solutious vera adopted plsdgins
al present 10 withhold their support from
Couk!irg ard Tltt.
Alter the adjournment Of The House quito .
number OF republican members remained in
their SEATS 10 scco:daDoJ with an Invitation 10
meet 10 caucus. The chair stated that he had
couot made, and it vas found that lhero was
not M j,ri:y OF ropubl:cla mtm5er of tho
Assembly present. Tho caucus thon adiourn.
ed to .. NJ. TO dag, snd the Republican N I'M.
ber5 IT the Senate were Invited II particinate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-17
THE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BUFFALO jan 10 Flour 25c lower quoted City Ground.
ssg VIE S p He SSf Process y g
as Rye Flour s. s Western No spring %
5s.. :s'' S sH %9 seq
Corn quiet but steady sales New on the track az
a &c., e's GsyH 81
Canada; siIrowsd state 96c Ssl - rye inactive Rail
Flour $500 b6l.; Wheat 900 bush Cora, @ 900 bush
oats $4,000 bush Barley 400 BUSH Bye $500 bush ship
bush; Data $4,000 bush. Barley 24OO bush; Rye 5000
bush.
Win ,ar ds@sne No GhiSagU spr9S ss s:it sS,S
Nay :': PIG %sAs s.!ous.s s4ss!ss F.s.ssSS
& s sS S .Hd r Rass e
or Febrs,Ty SIS S7aetiS 90 March iar1 hrnsr SSoc
sss snS "a k ga
key steady and unbalanced a. 81 IL keeept-Rour 900
Flour 1900 SSisi Wheat 1850 bGsn Corr. 90 bush
os soSS Og Jam sSi Fs% 81 7S
Fancy, o. 26Ss6. Wheat quiet Ne: Red Winter 81 O6
aSo4 sasa s ssy as sS SqS SSr2
S70S7 nc. Rye quiet No 81 S9ySe Barley quiet Mo-
Ss a. 2 ana sa %ss r.
g. w S saAy s. ana
sugar ara and ulshanged Hss, alm ScmHo1 HSst e9i
S e S Sa as5 50 %
MMwAunSE Jan e.-Flear IN tan demand and firm Wheat
essh and Jssuay, Wei R.bsasy @ Sc; Marcel 9stS; No
10 SO ssr.sy dai Sas hsm SS s!SinG' s2c =
s sySsS, std Pan. se s7oc essS snd January
S2SS ssS SS s HSss wsa Oc sSs ss.s ocO
bush shigmenI.-EiOur. 5000 BUSH wbsst 1000 puSh-
SS zee q: .ss :. .ps9sn "a o. Vs.; Z.
new sIsdsi l6At6si 0At fVR cid srada sash o. osre
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Jan. l5-POrk-Pnme Mvss-EaStsrn. steady
at 20. western. steady at 63. Bacon-Cumberand Cut
steady Al: Rib. steady 4l..: Long Clear,
steady at 49,; Clear. steady Al. Hams-Long
Cut steady A. shoulders steady 81. Boeflnda Ness
none In the market: steady o. Prime Mess
steady ~. Lard-Pnme Western. hrmer at 49,.
civ. steady - 40. 1urpentne-Spirtts,
teady So Rosln-klne steady at lr6d Common. dun
Cd Cneese-Amercan Choice. hrmer at 6Si. Lard
OIL nr1ner SOL FOur-E1tra steady l2Gd Wheat
No. /. White. steady at SD; spnne. No 2. steady
NJ ID Winter Western. steady AZ 98d New South
Winter steady 3D. COrnMiKed Trier at 30 I'D Cot
tonseea Ol-YelOW American. steady 3d. hosih Common,
al London steady $50 Cd spntS rurpeuune Lon.
don. d II al 33 ~
LONDON jan l5-G D. n.-Henned Petroleum. II per gal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-17
anttion Sales OF Real gstate.
A DVERTISEMENT OF SALE.
IA OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS,

NEW. ORLEANS. LA, Jan. Is, 1881.
BY AUTHORITY OF the HON ORABLE SECRETARY OF
THE TREASC kY will offer for sale PUBLIC AUCTION
the Marine Hospital Grounds and unfinished cason hospital
buildings locate thereon in the City OF New orleans at AZ
Tuesd the fifteenth day Of February A d. 1881 az the
Custom House In this city.
IHE PROPERTY Ia bounded by COMMON, GRANIER,
BROAD and WHITESTS
three equal paymens with interest az six cent per
day OF sale until paid ANY failure the part of
the purchaser make above Will involve the
OF the and the forfeiture 10 the United
of the payments already made.
bids made subject the approval Of the Secretary
the Treasury United states reServn9 the right 10 reject
y AL bids deemed for the interest OF the Governments to
do
The successful bidder will be required execute contract
in accordance with these terms
certificate OF aud possession subject 10 the foregoing
conditions Will be the successful bidder upon the accept
his BIZ by the Secretary OF the Treasury and the deed
A. y. BADGER Collector
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-17
COTTON MAeKErs-si TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL Jan. 15-l23O o. m.-Cotton-hrm; Mlddfni
Upands Gs: Middlng orleaus 6asd; sales 10000 bales
Including bales for receipts
Futures-Uplands Low Midng clause January dely
6s do January and February delivery. 6Ssad 90
February and Marco delivery. 6is1; do March and Ap
delivery 6"Id do April and May delivery GSaSd Also 61u
do. June delivery. Csc Futures weak.
LIVERPOOL l52 m.-Ths sales OF the included
e1OU bales American Futures UpandA Low Mddng clause
January delivery Gss DO January and February delivery
Gtsd March and Aprl delivery 6d- Futures closed
steady at to-day's lowest prices.
AUGUSTA. Jan. l6.-COtton steady; MIddnng llc.; Low
Mddng lobe; Good Ordinary eve; COB bales;
tales. 4l3 baeA
BALTIMORE. Jan. 15.-COtton quiet HiddnR IL 7sc Low
Mddng II Sc Good Ordinary. lose; not reeeptA 49b
bales gross 6S bales exports to Great Britain 36V DSes
AS bales sales 200 bales spnners $50 bales
stock, 1855 bales. -
BOSTON, jan l5-CottoE dulet Middling. l2c; Low Md
ding ii SCI Coed Ordinary lO roccDta. 100 bales
gross 81 bales exports Great Britain, 46i balos STOCK
5.s04 Daloa - 49,
CBAKLEsToN jan 15CotOn quiet: Mlddlng II &C Low
Hddng III ago. Good Ordinary lOas 2c net receptA
243G bales eIports TO the Continent 6s bales coast"
739 bales sales 900 bales stock. 1888 Daloa
CINCINNATI jan l5CottOn quiet; Mddling. II &c; Low
Mddng lOstc; Good Ordinary 'ic; receipts 4Vo Daies
III baeS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-17

81 Os's February 81 o5'as Oeb March 81 o7agtl 07a
April 81 Oos9sl 9Sss May NO *, X y 90 49, nv nv
grade No 4 02e bid orn lover at 3slsslec eash &C
Nay Rye armsr % 81 SIC ASKED Barley dull theies
Fancy. SOC 6sl. whiskey steady ~ 81 J. PORK duii ~
SIS 20 asked January S3 20 asked Febnar rd
42Oc Clear Rib Gs5c Clear sides 7loc Bacon higher
cepts-FlOur 1000 bbs Wheat 10000 bush; Corn 1000
hnsh; Oats 900 bush: Barley 10000 bush Shipmsfnh
oats 1000 bush.i Rye llOOO bush Barley 900 bush ~
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. ljtlouc dull superfine 81 % ~
Extra Clear Medium. s. % do Good s. so do Straight
So Pennsylvania Extra Family. God So do Choice s. ~
Louis DO Fancy SC 20 Minnesota Patents, very choice
Rye Flour. 81 1885. Corn NealNO sae'. Bgekvheatt
Red on track S. -: Western No Red depot, 8! 10;
No Red on track. 81 10 Rye.searce; Penney, ana,
yellow track and in depot 6S0j3 nc; Southern hile
track bic; STEINER in depot 63c; the CARO- rae
for sal M5ed prompt shipment Mt 4 &C. free % do oete
No. do. 45eo4Gc. Rejected and Mixed Acc 2
Provisions firm Cty Ness Sect bDL. 81 60ssl2; 90
Beef So co. Mess Porg ola sl3 so do S4 IS Extra
Prime slS O0 smoked Hams 9i9siO9e; de- IN SAL 0H'
!s4c.; shoulders IN dry salt 5aohc 40, "a
7c Dressed Hogs 6g1c Lard.wssern Kettle 20
Oul Creamery Extra. 80 d33c: GOOD 10 Choice 2s9
3lc.; Bradford County and NewYork Extra tubs Z10
2sC Firins 24d2Sc Western Reserve Extra 81 a22c 90
Choice. II a20c Rolls dull Pennsylvania k1tIa
lse20c Western beserve EItra lSG2ic EgSs 6aGS s
LINED u as Cheese active. Grmer NewYOrk fu Cream
10 gc; Western Full Cream Sc; do Far 10 Good IL
do Hall skins l0dll c: do Pennsylvania SKINS ic'
Cut Loaf, Crushed and Powdered Toe. Granuated 94c
Mould A, 9asc standard A. Csc. seeds-CoveI quiet Al
changed. Petroleum nominal Refined in bbls, S'4s.; do
cases. lac. WhiskeT dull Western. 81 IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-17
5apin9s Banks.

NBw.YoRK January H. 1881. ::
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES have tins DAY
declared the interest under the PROVISIONS .. tae
byawA months ending the 3lst December ~
fOlOWsi - - -, -. -,
Al the rate Of FIVE PER CENT annum on 81 sums q,
s5 dollars and under 1900 aud FOUR PER CENT on all
sums amounting 5000 and upward payable on ana ter
the third Monday being the 18th Of this MONTH ,,...,
interest earned At once TO the cret OF
principal the LIST inst. where It STANDS e1ac'" -
deposit , -. .,... IAN O..
Quired on the l7th inst -, m s...o.,-,-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-17

NEw-YoRK. Saturday. ian. IS, 1881.
The following sale was held at the Exchange
salesToom to-day
BsA. j. Bieccker a son. tiIs
3story BRICK basement. with lot, No IA East Sob
ST. q, 1901 Q Of Lexington ave. lot 2Oxe5.oI VIM