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New-York tribune., 1881-12-17
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, 1iday, Dec. 1G. 1881.
Ex-Governor Boutwell,, Of Massachusetts, and Judge
w. A Robertson, of Ncw-York, among those who
called upon the President to-day
second ssisaut Postmaster General Elmer has gone
to New York business connected with the mail ser
wee.
The Commissi ner OF the General Land Office has
ered the sale of about 5000 public lands lying
near Toledo on Lake Erie. The sale will take place
February Is next, at the Land Oifce in this city
number OF women employed clerks the
elapsed rOH OF the Treasury Department will be dis
charged on the first of January. The number of this
casS OF appointments is largely In OF The fund
available 20 pay them
THE Controller OF the Currency TO-DAY authorized the
following National Banks 10 commence business Chi
cago National Bank with capital OF $500 600 National
Bank Stamford n. Y, win $4,000 cap tai ana the
Manufactarers' National Bank OF NCenah, Wisconsin,
with $65,0Oo.
The JOINT Senate and House COmmi tee, appointed to
arrange for memorial services ia honor of President
e d. decided to-day to invite Secretary Blaine 20 deliver
the en- ogy before both branches OF Congress in tue hall
O tho House OF Representatives on day yet 10 be
determined
Proofs of the Scent Garfield post ge stamp have
been recevd the Post Office Department. The stamp
pronounced 10y postal officers the handsoncst
issued II Is Yignctte of thTeeqUartcr face,
rounded by a light and elegant bead work oval. The
likeness is peculiarly striking, and the whole work while
free from ornanentaiOu Is finely and gracefully fin
islg ed
New-York tribune., 1881-12-17
TIE COURTS.
REMANDED 10 ms WIPES CUsTOI

REMANDED 10 HIS WIFE'S CUSTODY.
Daniel f. Chamberlain, who has been id p
cially declared Iunatic by tine Putnlm County Court
and placed in the custody of his wife, taken ysrr
Gay before Justice Lawrence, in the Supreme COuu
Chambers on writ Of habcas corpus An unusualorowd
OF lawyers aud thcrs had collected in the courtroom TO
hear tie argument in favor Of admitting MrCIambcrain
tolberty from the custody and control his wife, who
il is ALLEGED has pursued him with unnecessary ygor
win lam Alien Butler appeared for bis partner Mr. SIN
we one OF the defendants in the writ Mr.. Butler read
Mr. Stlwels return the writ in which bc denies tha
Mr. Chamberlain is In his power custody. Mr. Butler
also read the record ia tho unacy proceedings in The
Putnam County Court, and argued that after decree
in taat Court Justice Lawrence had ur isGi tOn III
terfere even If he should find the deserving OF Ii
terferenCe.
William f. Howe appeared for Mr. Chamberlain. lie
declared himself ready 10 show that the unacy proceed
ings irregular from Grst last and totally void
He said that Mr. Chamberlain had been hurried away
from his counsel who allowed speak with his
client even in court 1t necessary for counsel to
speak with MIR. Chamberlain IN order to prepare u
traverse 10 the return OF tho wr Justice Lawrence
said tnat he would place Mr. ChamDcrhin in the custody
tnc Court, and dOurned the hearing To- hall an hour
10 enable Mr. Chamberlain 10 speak WIN Lis IeSa! al
After the recess Justice Lawrence declined 10
hear any mrther argument IN tue case stating tuat he
OF the opinion that neither under thr code
the statute OF 1874 dad ne have any jurisdiction. lilo
could aterrre with the decree o the Putnam C0nn-
" Court U the matter lie di- ulFscd me WI mere
fore, and remAnd6d Mr. Chamberlain 10 ihe custody OF
nis wife. II Is said thai the Supreme Court would have
jurisdiction III proceeding properly begun under Tie
ac OF ls71 Tins act Hpprs 10 cases weIe tue person
uas been declared insane Is asserted ID nave since
recovered his sanity An application under this statute
ground Juat he ~ now sane, Whatever may nave DCcn
Iis condition at tue tilne OF The decree.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-17
XLVIIru CONGRESSES SESSION.
REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.

REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS
VACANCIES IN SENATE COMM TEES FILED-ELEC-
TION IN NEw-MEXICo LOCALIZED - NEW
YoRK CONGREs MAN EXCITED THE SPECIAL
HOUSE COMMITTEE on THE EXPENSES ATTEND
ING THE ILLNESS OF GENERAL GARFIELD.
SENATE. ........ WASHINGTON, Friday, Dec l6 1881
Upon the opening of the Senate this morn
ing Rollins was excused from service the select
mittee the several branches of the Cvl Service
On motion of.Mr ALLISON rep, Iowa. by unanimous
consent the President pro authorized TO l te
vacancies occasioned by the recent changes in com
mttee membership and other like vacancies previously
existing.
The following assignments in the arrangement OF the
committees were subsequently announced Dy tne
Chair:
Mr. window is substituted for Mr.. Eimunds as chair
man OF the nmittee Foreign Affairs and takes the
place Of Mr. Alrch on the committee. He Is also
assigned 10 the Committees Patents and Education
TranspoTaton Routes to the Seaboard in place OF Mr
Blair; Mr.. Harrison succeeds Mr. Logan on lGian az, az
the place OF Hawley the Committee on the Dls1
irict Of Copmlda Mr. sewGil is &s8Gn5e 8,it,cG
OF Enrolled HG p'i Hs Il''''i IN place Of Mr.. Rollins;
place OF Mr. cameron. Of Wisconsin Mr. Miller OF New
York, the Committee on Enidenic Diseases III pace
OF Mr. Miller Ca ifOrna MI Hili OF Colorado TO Sc
iect Committee on Nicaragnan Claims. IN place OF Mr.
Hawley; Mr. Dawes To Committee on Civil Service and
saundiTs TO Select Committee on civil Service in place
Of SIR R0lus Mr. Van Wyck, To the Committee on Pcn-
sons, fll vacancy Mr. Miller OF California 70 pc
gwen The Craftsmanship the Committee the Revis,
lou of Laws: and Mr. HILL of Colorado was relieved
,he Committee on Civil Service ana Re
trenchment.
M resolution for special committee OF seven
on the rgHts OF taken up and an eNLenlcd
debate followed action, however, being Lahth' -
Tae voorhees, resolution, referring 10 the FINANCE COM
mrtee the parts of the Presdcnts ,sslge relating
to the repeal OF the laws authorizing silver coming ana
The issue o. SILVER certificates taken up ana Mr.
VOoRIiEEs Dem. Ind) addressed te senate at some
length AT tne conclusion OF his speech the resolution
was adopted
on motion OF Mr.. JONES (Dem.. Fla, his resolution
ca ling information relating to the construction OF
the Florida ship caual was considered and passed. -
ON motion OF Mr. GARLAND '1Jeii., AIk) the bill
legazng the election OF the bcgsltture OF NewMeXc0
held December 2 1850, Was taken up and passed
The at 81 went into executive session, ana at
225 adjourned until Monday.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-17
MINES AND MINING.

FRIDAY. Dec 16-P. 81.
Il perhaps was too much to expect that the I'M
proved tone of the mining stock markets notlceu
Yesterday could be sustained without reaction
particularly as the "bsarsh" element IN the DoardS
"a largely in the ascendancy, and has grown
bold from past successes. There is no doubt tha'
mining sto ks are Immensely over-sold Inc ricner
bears sell the high price stocks, and the more lowly
orcs stoclzs hat arc selling from 30 down to 10
cents per share. Robinson Consolidated Is worth 9l
rer 100 shares per day FOR delivery, which lS diyl-
dend to the holder almost equal to any tho company
has ever paid. To-day'S market opened strong anu
advanced. hut later all the advance was lost, ana
in ) me instances more, too Robinson SgdIOeu OiO
at and rose to 4l2, hut it aitrward sold down 70
9 so and ended at $50 against $50 yesterday
Chrysoite was weaker and declined o390t Iron
Silver was firm at .. .20D2.1j, and silver GIN was
steady AZ 25j Green Mountain yielded to 2.ZO0
2 80 Cherokee was about steady at 40 cents, ana
Rising Sun sold at 7S cents Mar p0sl was wcaEer
at g. South Pacific was dull at 37OG3o0D3:lD.
he State Lines were dull = and steady az l.03g
| 20; l and up . cents at 32 cents, and ORIENTAL
and Miller up cents &c 10 cents.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-17
CELEBRA TING Il JEHISH FEAST.

The Academy of Music was crowded Thurs
day night the ChaLueka celebration by Young Men
Hebrew Association. The entertainment consisted Of
Jewish historical tableaus, which well put the
stage. Among the tableaus "MOses and Aaron
before Pharaoh" "The Judgment of King Solomon"
"Tne Visit OF the Queen OF Sheba Ito King Solomon"
and the EdIct OF Cyrus" After the tabeaus ib6 floor
was filed with dancers Among the persons occupying
boxes were Jesse Selignan, J. l.. Dfeyfus Dewitt j.
Selignan the Rev. Henry ;. Jacobs, Frederick Nathan
JACOB Baz. Max stader, the KiraiY Brothers, Judge
David McAdam, Abraham Levy, NJ. and h. JosepbIhal
j. d. NOrdiuger and NJ. W Piutzek. She cntcrls sumeut
given for the benefit Of the assUcation which
templates erecting building. About realized
aho he q
New-York tribune., 1881-12-17
CLoSNG PRTCES Of ctLIFOPyA STOCKS
sAN FHAN-..co. FLlLny. DC. 10. 1881.


The Wilma Consolidated Mining Company mas
declared rrvullr monthly dIvidcnd o' 10 coHts per
-Ltrc and aA oNtr1 dtvlJ,rd Of lik" amount. both
PAYABLE January ,, 1882. Transfer books close De-
crluh"r - nui reopen January I. After paying
th,sc two Giyiicuds, amounting 10 $4,000. the
,0araus report, surplus on hand Of over
SIOO 900. sufficient Tor I'VE monthly diyI iold5.
lBY TELEGRAPH 10 THE TMBySEl
SAN FEtNCI-CO. Dec lG.-Sturcy County, Nevada,
ia, location ol the CowStuck mInc., has abSur1cd
j3,j. 500 ui Assessments 60 money, and hgs produced
~ 600 600 bullion thus far this year.
A Ia, been found necessary 70 closely plank the
dIu froh the Union Consolidated sIalt ou the
- 700 level to couilu" the stcuu; consequently the
Grt south will not be- started until tuo urst OF the
coming week.
Rich ore Is being taken from the Ophr groupings.
TIE sharp hIctl. iu Union Consolidated was not
nm. .Xpe,tcd. The market closed active, promising
N,ti has been assessed 30 cents per share.
Black Scar has declared dividend OF 20 cents
per share.
Robinson Consolidated manager tclcCraphcd De
cetlhrr -: shipped Yesterday III tons; average
a,sly 10 ruuccs No change worth reporting
The spring Valley iiyuIHuic Company 'snew tun-
mel was advanced ltl icot for the week ending
December D. leaving 2j3 feet still 20 ho run.
Tie product of the NZna Consolidated mine Of
Tombstone tor November was GlS tons of ore,
yiel ing $1,000 bullion value, or an average Of
Ig5 90 per ton. The total product OF the mine g.
December was J,2l2 tons ~ ore buillOn value
BIs3 ~. or an average o. So % per ton. The
company employs abOu hfty men.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-17
A GERMAN Al MRS. LSELIN'S

A party of young persons met Thursday even
ing for German the house Of Mrs Adrian IseIn No
20 Madison square. Tn dancing began at 10 D. H., and
the coton 1890 O'Clock. supper furnished by
Piuard and by Lander The yOang ladies present
were Miss GrisWOid. Hiss KcrnOchan, Mise KBeeand
Miss Borrynan, Miss Euiuctt Miss Bird Miss Johnson
Miss WalS Joues Miss stewart. Miss Duncan Miss Hlu
mersley, Miss Work, Miss jerome, Miss Hoffman, Miss
Bulkley aud Miss StebbIns. rne Gentlemen were T.
Gray GiiswOld, DelanceY Kane MT. Ogden, 1r Breeso
Mr. Beach, thb MessIs ROOS. Welt, Mr. B&rand Rhine
lauder Stewart, Mr Kluneidnder, Frederick Gebhar1
Mr.. Hltchcock, Mr Peters Dr.. Breen, MT. Bryce, Mr.
HOyt, Mr. biningeT, James Jones, Mr.. Bronson, the
Me.scs. Lnrlllnrl nnd ME. Ii LIALn-sLuA.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-17
NOMINATIONS.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1G.-The President

WAsHISGTON Dec. l6.-The President sent
the following nominations to the Senate to-day:
BENJAMIN Harris Brewster Pennsylvania. to be Attorney
General Of The United : ateS
Adams be Pension Agent a ~. Louis. Mo-
Collectors of Customs Alfred r. Howard for the
dstrici Portsmouth, N H. Geo ". Howe. for ths Dis
trict Of CuyalOCa ON II. sawyer the isTict
ApallchcOa Fla Joseph Hirsi Tor tile District oi 81 Marks
Fla
Indian Age Henry J. Armstrong, Crow Agency
IL Mont Cook Fort ~ all Agency III Idaho; Jesse IL.
FIenng, Molus Pueblo Agency in Arizona
10 De Register OF ana ONCE; Thomas j. Scott Mont
goiaery, Ala.
TO 6c surveyor Of Customs; Wallace r. Finch Port of
J. Crosse Wis
Revenue second Lieutenant William F. Kilgore
be rucnant; Third Lieutenant George De lap 10
Lieutenant; Third Lieutenant a II r. Hanks ~
be Second Ii-uten9Ht-
Al.0 several pOStml lster5
The senate in executive session confirmed the nominations
OF "a large number OF persons 10 ce postmasters
New-York tribune., 1881-12-17
UNITED STATES supRENE COURT.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1G.- he following busi-
ness was the Supreme Court OF the United
states to-day
no lion gIual erpartsln the matter Of Peter N. Row.
r uuttCl
No 2Or inal arteIp the MATTER tho state Ala.
hama uctitlouers-Ai ~ siOsY
BlhoAas -sles appellant, the lAks shore
.iifJad concluded.
INC y0-rho Union Paper BRs Machine Company and
New-York tribune., 1881-12-17
oBTTUARYNoTEs

PHILADELPHIA, Dec 15.-Thomas J. Barger,
prominent lawyer OF this city, and ex-cy collector,
dIed this morning.
CINCINNATI, Dec 15-JoFcph 3. Harris, general man
ager at Chicago Of the Mcropoe Insurance Company,
died here today OF consumption. He was his way
homo from the South.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-17
OBITUARY..
ROBERT DUFFY.

Robert Duffy, who served many years as
q .tiee of the Peace and who elected last fall one
of the Coroners Of Hudson County, died Thusday nEh
soldisr aud iouubt in the Rebellion with dstncgon
New-York tribune., 1881-12-17
a EECKPTION ON InO0KLYN HEIGHTS.

Mrs. George 1. Seney, of No. 1913 Remsen-
st. brooklyn, held reception her house last Bodues-
day afternoon oi daughter, Mre. George H.
Sheldon who was married November 10. The guests
yefy numerous, intending mest Of the prominent
people ON the III gnts the cards Tor the reception hay
Ing been enclosed with the wedding invitations.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-17
GrnRGE w. pILLAWAY.

George w. Dllaway, a well-knoWn ctlzen
of Jersey City where he had held many public o1ces
died Thursday night at lis house III Ocean-ye IN the
seventy-hfth year OF his age
New-York tribune., 1881-12-17
REAL EST1TE.
NEw-YoRK, Friday. Dec. l6. !

NEw-YoRK, Friday. Dec. l6. 1891.
The following sales were held at the Exchange
salcsrOom to-day
ByK IT. LlIioig 3 o.
Sstory brick dwelling and 2-s'ory stable with plot
Waveriy. place. 41.J n pi 5fh-aN q, plot
42xli99x2O f5xG.1lNi67.7; Henry Day S9oOOo
By T.. j. BieCcKer & SON
iot WI " 49, IaThn ,'ii II " - 1900
New-York tribune., 1881-12-17
COTryT sfoURAvIEFF-AMOURsKI.

LONDON, Dec. 15.-The death Is announced
OF Count Nicholas MourayicE Amoursh, member OF the
New-York tribune., 1881-12-17
~ SPRAGUE LNlATE LIYI0ATION.

PRovIDENcE, Dee I5.-Fhe Supreme Court
this norDns the injunction restraining tle
sale OF the sprague estate
New-York tribune., 1881-12-17
.llanta npt. Morrts II. NIron and Others-cross

others appellants aRt MOTIFS H. NIXON anu o'hef'-'O@'
appeal.
30 l91-Cross appeal .,-- Go. 49,,
others agt. Thomas NixOn-CrOss appeal.
Argument begun n Nos. 90, 90, ls1, ls2.
ed until Monday.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-17
THIRD CALF O'CLOCK NJ

Robinson CON state line No vnndeatcr silver Nug-d
500. aud iOu........ ~ new
10 .3} Eul.blL "a 100 i
.. 80 t.ir ii'e 500 .D3. - lU5DO ..--lu %
v.urf Upv and 8 100 ...... IS ~ 0b3O. IL
500 b3I 10 200 $40 l.GJ 2| O.-lU. ~ Wilma con
iUr % 10 300 bio. 10 lOJU - l.J-JIu 2Sl
N.n.Uu creek NOrll stat" IHuN..... i" 800 ...tO
g-I 81 b6 HuH Sll. % zoo. bS.. 80 ciowell
.UT 800 b.. - lOUt.--.. .O5
New-York tribune., 1881-12-17
iMERIC4y lrTyTyG SrOOS ErCHI yGE SALES

FITtST CNLL O'".)"N I. VI
Robinson Con Tayl'r PIamas state IToNo2I Bodie
tnu AIS 8JI $50 Shi and 3 100 ...... 800
tOD... I. 10 200 .b3. Is 100 sln l65 con Virginia
Ion SO 4.l5i tIhloinn Nihna Con 500 ...-.. l.J3
loo ..-i1.4.3O 300 .... 80 800 ..... 215
Ophr Mexican bty,t a Bsich'r
10 ~ u l3O. ..... II. so lUU...... x 81
New-York tribune., 1881-12-17
Mnsicnl 9n5lrumcnis.

- -BEATTY'S PIANOFORTES.-M
80 holiday presents square grand panoiorcs fonr very
d.. round coruCr-, rosewood uu.ouS
B,atys macles- iron names, soD, book. cover bOAud
- - a. 90 @2yf Cia prices, sou OUI nats
faction guaranteed ~ Mon refunded after lae:
uiaIuurtts rlZI 500 CtilOgur prices
IuofDrcs of the sluds
ia " Wti,e OH LIST of tr,roI ais lclf-ys
,ilef or-as 4tIf cu' 'ch, chapel ptrOi
Iius welcome rage meets pa-cuRrrs Illustrated
cllalo "a. tIodIy edition. Tree. AdlfeS.
DANIEL +. BEATTY. Washington, es-Iorsry
New-York tribune., 1881-12-17
Religions Notifies.

Anthon Memorial Church 4Sth.st. of eth.ava--
The Rev. H. II Der NEWTON will preach at IL and
tenure al q D m (onmunis.n -
New-York tribune., 1881-12-17
Uiuter Resorts.

"rENHE TABARD," Rugby Tennessee. The
4 ABOVE hotel being repa niei and c0n piei Y
open 49, The IuJiig. vel. been
SUNK, . that there a pic supply Ol water
}. J.kGLAADS uAIGH, Manager
New-York tribune., 1881-12-17
see Cream.

A FACT HoHoN'S ICE CREAM
II MADE FROM PURE ORANGE COUNTY CREAM
ALWAYS RICH, DELICIOUS AND RELIABLE
TRY II
Dcota 3JJ 3th.ave, l.-5s Broadway and 10 Chahamat
Eew.1 OK. 34J FultOu-5L, brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08

italian bark 64s TONS Bordeaux Provisions &C. at our
Petroleum private terms quoted 3ic. Norwegian bark 500
Tarpenne esf yae terms British seamcr os 10 arTe from
Phdcp ia to Cork for orders continent 5000 0rs GRAM
rETRoLEUM-Re Refined for export was again quiet and
~@lv W, quote Crude in slipping 66s. = al er.
MaphS1 So tnnfG . SS aTs as
hig.a ..G c sales lowest 9Ic. closing &C bid
~: sai g! 6es os Moss. e!Gori. si: Is
Tmsr: IN, cry Gues February quotei "a "a Meh
SIS .o@s an AM Sl3 p a. r. in 1ndeIh,e
- CIV Extra ida Mess sls 5SGill Family Mess,
aT'' qao,ci osi7asi7 5o...'lcUT MEATs iaiTlS
Bellies y and 10 b averaee ?a7sc 300 Picked soallrrs
@Ssea fam. %sG.c smoked sSd1iaers a
Gear S9 one ONO lear Hc %' Short Gear Long and
short Clear han ana nan DkE ;sI roe hoS9
Figs &c. Ne tern G s.s1 ct adSanc'd
r. e Gn e3d win scar.ey 50 mucn ,tenstG t ait
arm n steam q"oa :I @ sae ,ers "' T ,b TO
DI i% on List can s. 900 tcs Ianary %c closing
rs rs i dC'' N 'I fSGnr @oa tdas G?nF 90 c
Ap% aoe o2G o. 81 "S so TO-. i .e c' s a
* ' FcDra nT 57a g. a4 lex G
.. C., Arri g$6Gi Sac; Nav giiaGIjc. 81 crs
S ly Steam s r % S9T s s &c. S 5c f4
81 100 tc; 500 'enGd gnCc ~ &C Continent
stat. Enr, Dc' Po'r to c'@cr lSa &c @iae r" .ins
lac; tie PALS N runs PORTO h1ce re; atae
Gre IN nv Poor, Choice % a.$G WosI Limitation Cream
Factory, Poor hpcc, l2Lo &C; Western o4 firio
Choice lSH2 HEESE-Narari Nerf II IN bu rather
quiet ChOc- "a l3'5c. Hall skins
S+2d9 Western Poor t. ChOCe lO6l2.c
Skm.. Poor Choice loo .edd4 Poor 10 Chmce lOp
!. EtCS- NJ rse' amt du !. Long Is ah ~
uy PcnnSylv 70 ric.. Western -
1850: Canada 0.'jc: southern. 3Gd3tc. Lined 3b0f-c
KICE-hatner better demand nIm; Carolina anu Ions a.
4'40 &c ..
Satisfactorily unc Scl and quiet carload Of Old
Clover sIld al 1L.1Sc.
hALJ-tl HcialV UNCHANGED
SPICES-Quirt about sieadV.
SIkAltt y r.! Irmc quiet Quoied "'-@34'
SUGAE-ii firm but qnet FAR Eefninc.
7Iliac CcntIf uga 90 test. S'lsc raies 50 hds hdun
i1ur 1's.. - hhiS. Porto iHc" lilo ! hh Nr"-
Orleans riC atrIiI-a % ~esi S-Jc 30 hl -
French 81 pc,. "a. further SAFES oi lloO sine tine NJ
bust Yesterday. t;rnntd active al! hrm cut
AID Powderca l'C Granuaec, go Stald
CoufsctIoncrs A. 10. MOnd "a. H-pJ C:
On "a" White Extra c.. SG1s CT feiOW co.
- Hl-c.. Nclow &c" GAC.; Nell0wS G4df &c.
TALL. Finn fairy active sales. 100000 d. u sH6"Gc
TEA-Qu ct ana wca-.
TOBACGJ-Keniut y quiet and ed Secd cat
qurt salts SO Pcun-ylYMiI. lN,9 l2f4uc: -
sew En- mi do. 2G51 &c lGi state do 100 o. 100
ohio. private 30 bales Havana. 500 al 20
MIALtBO E-QuIri an unchanged
MODI.-PICeS sustained though DuSn"s' mas
lkc.l !, ncvicts from The country state IA M re-
Que {: ~U plies holders here finn sat@, 4oUu ID ri"
Or,iO Il, ohio j.lUi 10 MEDIUM 'ohiplhE.
100 iDn.kol. l.. n NOilS aud 10 Tags on"-.
lie va d. private a. o. - Domestic Fleece lhtIhi-
-. y an. \% ONO 4,0iOC - o'lcs secuted "HloIih
&c. o. @ % do, Ilc - BAH an -3.W Nd NlGHs ar
Tor a. bal OREGON. @ot lGJ ~ % TEXAS, -
= &c: bales Li'e, S2'2G5i 2o.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Ricer. Vessels aud RaiIro1ds.
NHxU NORk EridnV. Ian. z. 1881
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YOPK F. Nav Ian z (

AsHES-Quet at Sc for Pots. aud So d6c for Pearls
BFEsWAX-u modeTa inquiry at % "a &c. iOr West
ern and southern Yellow.
BROOM CORN-Dul al ; unchanged
CANDLES-In moderate iObrlng safe.
COAL-Authracite fair trade az full rates quoted
81 Us By the cargo BitInnnous quiet aud un
CO0PERAGE sToCK-Bus moderate but prices
staady.
COKDAGE-Q Quiet, but generally steady.
COFFTERiO dull and urchahgcd Ordinary to Prime car
goes a l3I4c.. nciuuuS Fair az l5Asc sdtS 2od cx
Herschel and O7 -. BaOCocs." on nrlNl terms
arrivals. 7.iU7 Tags stock her, ll2tS bags N EIAeS
dun nominal $40 bags Ango ura sold on private terms
quoted il - LIE.
VOT-IO N-Spot Cotton quiet AID UNCHANGED; sales. 50"
bales 49, evening" uc ul IL for S,linngi Dc lvcfeI
on eoarac bales Receipts At the ports - 90 Ia
against bales this day Sst wees and 0O ga e" 81
wear week ll6i la against I"1o' hai last
week and 7,1SJ bales year since september
bl!cs against l25 bales during the
lasf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08

LIVERPOOL Jan. 9-ror4-rrsne Mp's-El'tern iul
nj % western. dun 81. Blc0I CumOrrlanI cut
dull al 40 shou iaD. dun a. 40, !"n- C'Ar
al short Clear. 'ui ~ - I'd. Ham ong
tu ,eady M 40. shoulders steady II leoi Indh Mes
none Ia the MesA steady 80 Prime Mos
for new steady H. Lard PRIME WESTERN hteay AZ IT,
-Puiae CIV, bieIdy at - I'd lurpentine HPu's
,tsA.y al 81. STEADY Al B1: Cumnnn. duh
at J,6i Cneess-AmerIcdn hpcr. steady Al go Lard
OIL s.eIdy 49, F,pur-EIu2 aIau, dui Al II Od Wheat
80 4 WhilH I'd -pnng. ~ ., dul
A. 47I Sew Winter WcslAru. dan 9Si New -outlr
err N,uter II 9'9d COu-MICd STEADY D. iIt COT
Ionserd Dil-YelOW American, none Ia mara, t. hoain
CINNAMON AZ i.thdpl. steady 5Od6JiVl SpllltS iuTpen
tine. al LOndOp ufiner ~ 0JrS4.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

BALTIMORE Jan. 7.-COttOn firm Middlng 1l7sfl2c.
and active; Howard st. and western uci
fine bI0i 81 2JdSJ d.. Family, 10 Htb,
CIV Mills 50 35dSt To- 10 Extra = -6ati -
90 Family 6 10 Rio brands, 50 20: Paalbcp
Family. 81 IS "heat-southern steady Western higher
and strong southern 81 15DSl 49, do Amber, 81 ZUD
81 70 No Western Winter He'd spot aud January 81 "a
asI l5 n February. 81 7oSl 10 March, 81 le4GSI ~
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, JANUARY g. 1881

LIVERPOOL Jan. 6-i23O D. m.-Lard. AL per cwt for
American
Ieiined Petroleum. 9s,d. per gal
ufS- II OF wheat for three days 325OOO
ccntIi-. iuclu hing 900 American.
LONDON. ia 10 y. m.-Sprs OF Turpentne, $3.50. per
MANCHESTER. Dec. The market for yarns and abrcsS
seaiy %Iich 60 reed Gold rnd ShTtiIe, ~ yaISS lbs
{ DID, 26lnrh b6 Printer % yards n NJ.
~ a I'd; No AZ Mule Twist FAIR second qushty, II
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rR1NrlNn cLorn MAEKEr


FALL RIVER Mass. Jan IA. printing cloths market
ha. ur.1 uOict.t SIC.
isbs per Squares and hk0 goods Onfr 81 ac