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, 1881-03-01

8ptefat ptspdteh 10 Tbs Chicago Tribune.
ET.KiIART. 1nl, Feb. 13--5 p. m.--Tho heavy
wlfH' and snow storm which begun last night hns
continued up 10 this writing. The probabilities
are It will cease before lnidnl4ht. The strcnms
itrr falling rapidly, uad no iu,luedatc danger is
looked for. Tho Cincinnati, Wabash l. MIchi-
Enh Ialway wns troubled tt.dny with II wnsfl-
UtIt Just south Of Now pnris. Trains wero dt-
laycd scycr1,l hpurs.
EfK1iAlsT, Ind, Fob. 25.-1.ast night n severe
w'n'l and SHOW storla SIT In, which bus l1stcd up
10 thIs hulir. Tho railroads nrc considerably
troubled III account Of Rnow-1 1rtfte. All the
Htred,ns nrr vory high. mud several wushutlts Oc-
Cured during lust tllght.
, 1881-03-01
SIOUN CITY, IA,

Special Dspdeth 70 Ihe Chitu9o tribune.
Sioux C1rY. Feb. .s-DrIftluE snow yestcriay
left tho 1t. laul s. Sioux City ntd liuuis Con-
trail lt0atls us buGly 1itMkcd aa ever. Tho wcnry
work Of opening wus resumed to-day. Gouds
hnyo hec1, side-tr1leked Oh Northwestern Iowa
llnus for three weeks or II tslunth brgu,tsu or
slluw, ull tho consequent difficulty Of running.
Truths nrG bexltis1H To nrrlvu ut Slt1x City OVER
cula: Ttmpurliur., T. Legrces below ut u. ILL.,,
Q1l1 10 above at noun.
, 1881-03-01
JOURNALISTIC

Of Nh. Mich, ieb 22s-Tho f'oAt and I+tln,ne
pIeta Guy wlll anHos.noo in tho morning con-.
h,, hsa ua"so OF ownership, A now compuny
nemhssa oe&anized. comprising the leading
o. nys ~ W mo present corporation. aud four
nsnt h,simM1t IM tne'Ht'crs from among tho prp1ut.
fsaizstiaMa uen Ut Tho city, making so 0r-
lane, J,1st stfy strong i,uaneu!ty Thu Hon.
hsw CnIn,'u"yh hess BEEN chosen Prusi4opt OF tho
, 1881-03-01

Special Dispdlch ta Tie Chssaoo Tribune.
CEDAN ltArin5, ill.,. Fob. :@3.-'rhu ruin that fol-
lowed Saturdays thunder and tightening con-
tnuctl until curly Sunday morninR, when It
suddenly turned into snnw. Tho fnll hero wus
not heAvy. but further Gust tho roatls are bndty
blocked. Theru has mt been u trnin In from
Chicago to-ty. Tho oldest settler aays liz llrrcr
saw sch weather " ulnt Ut tho past two nonth5
III Iowa.
, 1881-03-01
HELLO UP AND R()HRFD.

toa IVY" -" haalf' nt Wntortown, Wis. last even.
s,,.a. .aRed es'nplnInt ut tho West Madison
,t ~. ouo'stat1on Ut having bcan robbed ot <ai
nt,s WV ~, corner Ut Rockwell and Kiuzlo atrecis,
etn ill.,, H. western lstnts Of tho city. Ito had
Ald %,a.!a s%aa'.,!a strcet, near Western ayc1uU. md
doc, nnt 1,. Aia money. A. young man whom hU
10 tha kow volunteered 10 ahtiw him tho way
Corner '.. atd when Ut tho Aboyu- mentioned
tpuctt.aM WV mot by thruN acCotnplipea. WIU
Neo haall down aud rubbed hlia.
, 1881-03-01

6ptefaf Correspondence OF The Chicago Trfbitrt.
DAKAnoo. Wis, Feb. a7,-1tuIu commenced
failing 1T 10 O'clock yesterday .nornlpg and COIL
tinued to descend in periodical torrents through
out tho day und night. Tho Immense hcups of
SNOW which hayG taln III tho streets and nlo,lv
nll lines nf trvel Aru melting rnpldIy, und there
nre serious npprehrnstonsuIu ii il0ui in tho Huru.
boo H1Enr tfAt n,Hy curry Rwny bridges nnd
thtck. and, should general thnw prevail great
destruction Of property Will surely ohsua.
, 1881-03-01

Special nIspateh 10 1ht Chtcoco Tribune.
DEi.O1T. Wts., feb. .s.-No truths, NO n.nils, no
connection With the nuter world for thirty-sIx
honrs, and prospects dubious for soInr hours to
coine. Thriving, raining. showing. atd freezing
weather have left tho railroads blocked With
SHOW and lee. tho lattcr covering tho r1tis with
u solid mass several inchrs dec1, III some tocn-
ties. Thp frcezr-lp bus saved US In tho city
from serluus Ins,lAEc, hut 1t icnyes tho streets
Ahu sitlrwiliks III il horrible condition. Turtle
Creek Is on grand buoul. and unother thaw will
give III q lively time.
, 1881-03-01
MADISON, WIS.

MADISON, Wis, Feb. .5,-The heavy raln-ator1a
OF Saturday WIS followed By tho n1ost srvrre
Bnuw-storM wo hnyo yot bud. Commencing
ubout midnight Saturday, II ss,owud steadily
until Sun'lHy evening. accompanied by IL ilcreo
Rnlo fron, tho nDrthunst. Tho truths OH tho
MntGrtown i pDrtngo lt0Ad nrG suspunleu Ou
account OF tho heuvy snow.drlf1s.
, 1881-03-01
GOLDEN WEDDING.

Special INspatch to The Chicago Tribute.
CnL1,wATEls. nEr0T, bIich., Fcl,. .5.-str, aud
Mrs. Isaac II. Acluvor celebrated thotr Kullcn
wetlll,lx thls evening fEum i to II o'clock. Their
beautiful residence, oil an vinlnence south Ut
town overlooking tho rutro city, WIZ tllcd Will
relatives a,ld ndtntring frlcntts from fur md
esteem id respect. Tho observance III llle t.,l-
nlverslry was Il surprise arrl.lge,l by their thEee
fiUltrhfprA
, 1881-03-01

BAN FItaNc!BCo, Feb 2s.-A Portland dispatch
says: Archbishop +. N. l3lanchut, H. c. e., whu
has had charge Of this llocoso. comprising Oro-
ko1l. Washington. Idahn, aud u portion OF BLUM.
tana. for forty-threo years, to-day, ut Ut. b!nrys
Cathedral. rcnA his lettar nf resignation, whIct.
bus b1et. aceeptc4 BY thu Fnle. ills tutlremuHt
~ tuO 70 bis idynncod agc.-GG yours Arch
bishop Churlos J. buHhesa, Formerly ot tlutoria,
Ia hl5 Huc0uss0r.
, 1881-03-01
COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION COM
pAMV

LOUISVILLE, KY. Full. :sa,-Tho twenty. ninth
drawing of tho Commonwealth Distribution
CoupIuy took ptaee tn-1ay ut Aac.Auley's
Theatre III presu,lco Of nunllr'ciatIyou audience.
Tho capital prize. s;p,UN. WIS tirnwn by M. H.
.'i!; scc1M prIzu siu0o, BY ticket :.tt:7; third
tickets drew <l,lO0 ouch: Nos. 0.&IS 1i,U55, RI
US, ...J,bil, t3,74U, d7.hSl.
, 1881-03-01

speetat Dlspateh to This Chicago Tribune.
ElIEInyvlLt.E, Ind, Feh IA very sudden
change IN tho temperature last night brought u
heavy Hnow- w-stnr,u this morning. which hus pru-
Vailed all day, the snow being live Inches deep
T0-s1lEht tho Thermometer Indicates twolys de-
Krut's beluw freuzh,k. aud It IL getting cUllur.
Yesterday WuH delightfully."- warm, hut rNlny.
, 1881-03-01

Tho extent to which rnllrou,l trims wero DO
lnyet hy Tim sno,y- -,,Im.knt1ra i,,rtpp s1n,tnv
,,t,,bt ~: ,.oS ,,t,r =, s.,1,,,. ":,
''Hut anu yessctaty WIS "ot III &Yf'oHs as AHA
been anticipated. Tho Storm suctfs 10 havt COLI
tsned ltset principally to bolt nl,out tho hol,l
of tho lnkc. crtc,,dlnu wrst tn tho MtssIsxIrni
~, - ,.s. 49, 49,. ,'a.a. ;" 49, a'sa'oo'tt'.
"'iu noons t~'ee taat als'aHce eAs.' 'ot 81 iae
smith, and a Httlt further north nnu northwest.
The worst btockulcs wcro mot with II,
tho atty and IN tm,nt.,{nfo ncoh,,r,
80 - H ~ -" .''~sto sN"H"'
hnItl; along tho Lakc-Froht, particularly north
VI Twelfth street, tho slow was pllca ~, 70 1t
terribly fAetlHEGn!Gnt Gxtutlt. Outside OF tho
city, tla tracks u, tho 1owur lands wcre heavily
luResl tls,wn With sl1ls!l ice.-nn aillnIRllmAtlun
nr tho wntcr which ueltgc4 thu lands tlur,nx
Saturday night hau SnMlay !AtrntnK with tIu
snow anu culd which followed so suddenly. lr
tID moro s,t,w fnl lis, lt0wrycr, yory ttu further
trObU Is unprecedented. nlth0lIxt, nj cs,lIrsG, nt-
other thaW uiay bo expected soon to toMl s.une
ut tho tracks M8Alll nilu create ut luast BOnlo
trouble.
Tho chlougo j. Alton trREu, which left here
Suntany night waet tho stnrfl wills tlcrccst, ur-
rived ut Vt. Louis only Twenty minutes late. Tho
itleon!ng train trom st. lnuls WIS III, hour a1,u II
lar Mtv.
: t'n tho Itnck Island ltoa,l tho through train
tro tho West was half Mn l,nur late. Hnu Tho
, 1881-03-01

GESEyA LAKE, WIS.,, Feb. s5-.A sevrro rain
storm provailod hero Saturday. tlaudlng tho
streets, aud turning into snow u, Sunday. 1t
bueka,le4 tho ruilds bnlly. 4 cutycrt under tho
railroad truck becntlo stopped up, ullG. tho wa
ter buck lny lIr lntldol twt smut HOUSES. c0Al.
polling tAufbccupuulR to luAyu.
, 1881-03-01
STEAMSHIP NEWS.

QUEENSTOWN, Fob. 29.-Arr!yed, tho Ger
Malllc. from Now furk.
GLAsGuw, Fub. 2a.-Arrlved. tho stato OF No.
br4,ska, GroEu Now in1k.
NEW lnMK, Ftt. 2H>-Arrlved, The Ifcrmpa,
fru4n ffayre; tho Slle4la, from Hamburg.
, 1881-03-01

MENr11IB, Tenn. Fob. .s.-Tho weather this
moTniug is clear, though somewhat eoIl. Tho
city Is crowded with ylsitD,B. Travel through
tho principal streets is nlnoat impossible, owing
to tho large througs tEat lino tho sidewalks
awaiting tho canning Ut King CARNIVAL whs,, It. is
announced. will, ut T. o'clock this AFTERNOON, do
mlud thu surrender Of tho city.
, 1881-03-01

Special ptspafeA 10 IN Chicago Tribune.
3tcGnEnotI, H., Fob. .a*-No snow OF my pon-
sequence leIl herU Sunday. In tho morning it
snoWed for few moments, thou cleared oil, uIld
hua been pleasant Stneo Saturday. Several
thunder showers 1ccnrrud. Tho Fnln that full
was absorbed by tho snow.
, 1881-03-01

Special Dhpateh 10 1as CAseaeo Tribune.

Special Dtpateh 10 1As Chicago Tttbune.
GENEVA, ILL.,, Fcb. es,-The rouiis aro uii blook-
AIDED to-tlay at,u fortnight, ana Nstratis hayo run
rcgulur ~ fur The snuw lust nlght, with tho
sluab, tlas IlH.G ruiiroudnK utmost impossible.
Thu blockade will be ratsgu by 1uorutuS, whuu
All Will GU running w uHuAl.
, 1881-03-01

6psetal UIspaseh to Tha Ghteaeo Tribune.
Fonr nopoE, la., Feb. 2s.-Frcquent alow-
storms aud high wIads hayo llOokaded I'LL tho
ruIlroatls ceAterin1 hure. except ut short i'll
tcryas, for tho I"lst three wcoks. vusy much to
thu etriu,ullt Ut uli killtlsoE blstncss. Wu hnvo
hl,,Ilt thirty llohes OF AnoW, No thuw yut, hut
good seiHtlnY.
, 1881-03-01
FIRE RECORD.


II I Z 3E4k y 1E31INy F1Kt
RICHMOND. VII, Feb. 29-Tlu Town of Frank
lin. on tho senboartl & ltoauokc ltntroad, WAS
half destroyed b. t,ro yestcr'lay. Nearly all Of
tho business houses were burned, including tho
Past Otce' and telegraph Office. Thu rniiruad
wnrohouses wcre snvrd, this being tho point at
which tho Tire WIS stepped. rho Inss IL "stt-
united ut $1!,.tn0 The tiru orlrInutetl frnm the
explosion It M uil lamp III grocery siors+ In
, 1881-03-01
"REMINISCENCES or y PAST STORM.
EnstfQi ll4nateh 1.hk Iaieaaa TetAtIne

I
br. PAUL. Mttln., FulI. 98,-The case TT ". A.
Crahda!'. wht,se wife mud bnbe wore found deal
III tflo snow near Nbunk. 1nk., hns tnkunn,lc,y
anu unexpected t,srh. Tic luwy1r Ut tho ac-
ctfsctl hu1iiox@l tho country Justice intn DIS
missing thu prtoner. who forthwith procured
tho nrrcst Of his sirnd wtfc's father upon
charge Of false swearing III the casc. Tho nYn!r
Is consequently left IN a very unsatisfactory
alnpc, and tho public Is badly disappointed by
rnnson Of tho examination not Koinx nj. Crnn-
dnll Is believed ty hts tseiwhtlors md tho public
Hcner,tl1y to hnve driven hts wife frnm hD,nn
during heavy storm. In which shc NIT, her btt,r
rerlshtG: whitt Oh tic other hauu. fln asserts
tllAt anleft tho house uf her Accprtl. Ayd bc
cntile iHst. 1t Is uncertain yet what further
uGtaun will bD tAkGn In tho MnttGr.
, 1881-03-01

WAsuIKaToN, p.C., Feb. 2a-Tho Government
Signal Service reports tho temperature At the fol-
lowing poInta at G:t8 tha Mornlny w follows:
, 1881-03-01

CINc1NNArI, u, Feb. :5.-Tho lnollers' str!ko
continues. llpn- founders uro lblu to rllu s,,,al
hunts daily by tho aid Ut buya al,l green ha,lds
They have formed an Association and appointed
Il committee u obtain w0rkMcn fruiA other
uili:l,a.
, 1881-03-01
OBITUARY..

i4uun. es' s, u. Feb. sa.-Vhornas D. Jones, tho
su n . SCULPTOR. died yesterday OF Old axe. Ito
hl ~ seaFs oil llis sculptures nun,bor over
&prk IA s"s onfu in Onelda, N. l., aud began
ntt NAM iMarllecutter iu Cincinnati, lie had
". u tae !ta4lilx Men Wud women Vf hIs
, 1881-03-01
The Senatorial Question the ALL
Absorbing Topic of Badger
Politicians.
Gathering ut tho Wisconsin Cnp-
ilstl Of Friends OF Different
Candidates,
Ex.Chief-Justice Luther s. Dixon Dc.
clares Himaelf in the
Field,
Ills Canltlacy Throws The Other Peo.
pie into Dire Disorder aud
Confusion.
It Is Auybody'a Victory Now, with All
s1atcs Smashed into Smithoreons.


It Il Auybodv'a Victory Now. with All
p1,+os p,s,hoa Ia. u.,:4h. .~,.,a
e'a'oo o4oa9aeu lato e11lIAoteeH6'
Spsttas Dhpateh to Tbs chteaeo Tribune.
MADISON. WIS., fett. @5.-Iho aht1'tamcfon
poo'il is w!uchn9 AMI 'ecpchnE. ohty 6otno
thtrFy'odd 1uetllbtrs nf tho Legislature wcFG in
1no CITY hight SUI, fnlly two-thr'ls or them
"era present ut Il conference and tho deterfn1-
hhtoh was ssrengthened TINT ll'ucr no c'rc,im-
H1a'ecs wotild they be Centralized ny the Mll-
"aukeo hins. IL was shown that s'xty-six ncsn'
ucrs would upr0se sfr. cntneton. That gcttsn-
man WIS rfycn t,ygnty- y-fIyc with twtlyc tlu,Ibt-
fu!. hnlt OF whom would bc In uccort1 with tho
nntf-1tug mct,
4 CAMERON MAN ,ro-nay nrcAME coyrr.
nESrIXL
"'th MI anti Hing mat'' but whom tho Cameron
n'nn supposed tn bo III accor,i with him, and
Cu,nor,n noodrunr,nr., rn,rnr,,,, "s, Eo.n.
~, na'a ,ea m., E"eron' -; H. Avsss' s
s. 'ee &c. no RI rnner canen sn no. netnS M to W ot
he viii rccciye tho highest n,,nhrr Of voics.
Tho sltuation IL somowhnt complicated to-nsht
by tho reception of tho following tctoarans:
"MlLwAuKEE, Feb. :.S.--1'hc Ifo,s. Joa,. r. Ell
drtd, Chief CIers Gf The AsstlaaV. 1tttifs0,t: At
fhe re9uSst Of iny friends atn ~ y cnntt!dato for
cniyo tho uunnntion. ' aa WI y T'an ,1xnW ~ r.
r nj m. ua4 xas tn,, rr,,,,, "ni ,iis,,a.,,,.
Mr' n'xoh "Gs aero frIaay' ana alst!nctly
es'tSu :" a"'et"t HeAelo%te'4 t'"'e Hc "o"'u mos
r,,mnr yas o,'rrer, horo @ ,,.,o,, tn". ho .raa :,
cnuatt,ntc nr1 Air. 1,1,1rrd tnfo1roo o.o,f him fnr
ss"N't ."a' - " ",, .4'. spn ,' A'A
lhioEn1aHoa aho fece1'ea tho aooFo fcpty'
EVERYBODY IL AT SEA
to understand whNt haa brought J.,t19o Dixon to
tho front aa candtdnto. Mr. kcyos seems to
DO gaining strength, Tut above all candidates Is
tho one grrAt principle to bent bfr. Cameron
nrst nnt tt,pn II tro,tl tnnn ron ho aonctcl t,y
,.t,a. ,,,tnt,a o.,,,..ns ~ ..,,. IT, ~
,,.a," -. W.... .1 ,s,, ~. 11s. 80 .sa " ..,,
"nr,irr tsu,nr,.," @ ~, ~ H. ,,itn, MI ,,,,iIt,,,. @
will begin in enrnest.
, 1881-03-01

fu,..'Glat f,nnGt At THE PHILADELPHIA MINT,
harv =. ueLfi1IA, Feb. eB.-Tho cutnau., Tor F,,h.
ttc,., eao United States Mlnt was i M esn
ss1ucd at su.xH,u0
, 1881-03-01
licInw xcro-Moorhead. MINI, 2, deg; Fort
Garry, Man., ta deg; Vincent, Mimi, u deg.;
Omaha, Ncb., = deg.


Special Dfs2afth 10 TIE Chtcaq, JrtIune.
FIIiEtatIt7. III. Feb 23.-The rcverest SNOW
storm 1T tho scso' prevailed hero NIL ,lny yes
tert1ny. TrniiIs nrD bt0cklallctf, and fo mil mat
ter arrived Until Into this afternoon.
, 1881-03-01

AT SIOUN CITY, IN,
Special Df'pateh 10 The Chfenoo Trtb.tnt.
Sioux ClTY, H., Feb :a-Tho Chlc,go Ifn,,se
bsIs.Itti this 0r,inr. I,ss, $aUyI; Insured II,
three llArtfonl companies FUR half vn!uc.
, 1881-03-01

4 Woman Who Dreamed Itcr IRu.-
bnHd Wa. UMsAitIsilti, and Then PRO
ceetied 10 Murder Ills yiAio.anry Esar-
amour
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-19

fered was small ba' ances and the demand for the
day was over The domestic exchanges on New
York at tho places named are quoted as follows:
Savannah, Is discount to Is premium: Charleston
isQl4 premium; New-Orleans. par to 81 premium !
St. Louis rs cents discount; Chicago. 81 discount ;
Boston 10 % cents premium The United STATES
Treasurer at Washington to-day received SleZ'ooo
in National bank notes for redemption. Inc Gus
toms receipts were S540.114, and the internal rev.
enue receipts were S412 296 The Clearing House
statement to-day Is as follows: Exchanges
$IeI, 421 $50; balances $6,969.02o. The trans
actions at the Sub-Treasury covered; heceipts'
81 O52, $50; payments, $S4645s; currency oalance'
81 1888 621; coin balance. $S6,035.l5S.
The foreign exchanges are dull and weak ana lead
ing drawers redu ced be posted qnota ions or long
sterling 10 cent Annexed are the nominal quota
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-19
LIVE STOCK MARKETS. by TELEGRAPH

BrFFAio, Aug ~ CArILR Receipts today, 900
i"'a u" tho "ock thus Tar l2oDD
"i samc nm" last week. copSign"i through 5iG
market hnn u" Common Cattle other grades
sales of tN ira fGafG ~ Batch
ers al ~ lOnsA % Mixed Butchers. S3as' ~.
Shhk, ANn l.Ah,s R"'cpts today 5000 head total
week thus isT, 5000 head. against 900 head same
tune IaAt week, consigned through rs ears
mlrsm gutn aud unch inPol.
HWS Receipts tsldiy 5Ol0 head total for the week
thh- iaf 2l,oW hrah against % SO same
hme 'i~i week consigned through, ia
atkc dnll aud 'tr'mppg sales ~
- 49, coo, N"!iSaus So 1880 3j ''ood TO ChoI'"
1850 avcTsa", AZ 81 ~; Common cnIuey
lcctcd. ~ ~
CHICAGO. hng lS-HoGs-Rece.pts $4,000 head ship.
mrnis, |fuo head market slow tnd weak. scady :
MIMI Packing ~ 7odft 70 Chores (;
Light :" W"th ~ Cults and rns~ar> SI04G.
CAfILt- R"'cipts, N,Uhl shipments $500 head
weaker t"hiunh To Ft dun Hnh ludl5C. owci al
~, 20 t',"d Ia Chuc" shipping. ~ 7oasG, Exports.
- 'udS 40 NatiV" Butchor-. steady - y dtl ~
strong ~ 80 iodst %. Common closed weak
heavy
S.fsp, ,t""ripts, l,lOo head shpmeuu~, 900 head
maikc ' s"i IJc h'~er sales, Common Mviiunl ~
AIS 10 '!''od 4" thOc" ~ 2JdfS.
81 LOUIS. Aug - CArrLR hes ali
ln'hts. No h"ad Nauve~ fairly active 400
"IS ranging h"" -" :" 326 aN"Iago sod al 40 s5a
- 10 40 Exports ohcr,.i Native RutchoI- steers
d%' tuWH aDd Huifrrs om ~ Ia ~ 90 vii,
HSS 81 t'hui,.' steers woult =
SiikhF ltrciptS. i.htai
unchanged Van Fancy. = lI0t4
iOGH- tuCvipts i,O head. ship ucut. 500
ke Stcuty NutAots SO i5afG 81, Packing So 30
Choice to Fancy hosvy ~ 70Gs6 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-19
= Inreasei Decrease.
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

LONDON. Aug. lS-i2:3o nU. y. bonds, per cent
dls four and haifpe cent ll6s three and bali
Central l35 u Pennsy lvans Central GO Recalling 80 Now
LONDON Aug. 1872 D m-rho directors OF the Bank %,
England at their meeting to-day dxe the minimum
discount from per cent
LONDON, Aug lS-30O m.-The proportion Of the
England TO liability which last 43s,a
per cent cent The bullion In tho Bank
land has decreased fl22,OOO during the past week
LoSDos Aag 1890 m-Parts advices quote three
Cent reates SO Utacs ~ = confines for
LONDON. Aug. l8-4O0 p m.-Erie 44s; heading 81 "a
New York, ontario and Western 81 n
PARIS Aug 1875 m-The weekly statement Bank
OF France shows increase Of coo francs gold aud
-, SIS. 900 francs silver
BERlrs Aug ls-The statement Of the Imperial Bank
Germany shows decrease In specie ~ 100000
PARIS Aug 1875 p m-ExchanCe on London rs francs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-19
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, AUGUST 10 1881.

Ease Pidcock sold Maryland Grassers, 1872 n. at 4ac
5aSd VA! ~ 4 q Calves ass n at
i s5ssp i seaa,s
sssa a fair f.: osS The
t SssD ."
S pse FSs
ma MAS Ss a4 sSa2s T.
sales rated little made
% Sn ds
both be 70 y
"'n sssis1''y anime sflssSY
ss g &
. 1. Cd Z sss sss
a" AZ aos Ga% Of 6SSmas =,
3 s. SO d. Ss n q DO s g Ss at
%soSs 700 sss SGls sssrY = D. e
i 6 iss fsan; al T. SS g
do Maryana DO Do, 9 g h. s re q @s kan
&C. is do g b. "a at - ac 40 81 8 d. g
i%S Sh"sSnS ID % pspnsyyanta Sheep. 70. p
e fsr ara E%f
11 do $, g n i47 State b. nc; i65
,o saa,sr co sold "a Kentucky sheep TO- 4a.c
40 - TO- at 4',c 81 do. 81 10 at Sc; 81
al 3c l6Sdo 66 ID, at &C. l6I 73 7sc; 92 do
at6t2C. ~ - -
~ Tune sold II state Ewes. 1915 ID, 44c; do ia
ID az nc S stat" iaD III 10, al l'4c l3l ~ c
., ensSk Davis SOLD "a rennsylVana sheep, lo2 b.
~ PC ~ state 10, NJ n at fAc ~ do, 1903 1T
10 ksnn.Gsy Lamcs 30 49, ~ DO - To- a. 64c A. stat"
10 10 Al she; % 40, ~ NJ al To- IS at Gt9c;
90 n. n 7l2c. ~ ~ ~ 49, ~
kirby - O. sold 90 Pennsylvania Sheep. 10 H. at 44o
III state Lambs. Gn
innbr Wngh' ioas 90 odd; state sheep - III, at &c;
ub ~ al Sc I'll STATE sheep ~
:, per head ., state Lambs dew sheep - b. at FAC Al
HOGS Receipts were l62 OF Lose head
Jersey 'ity AMI cars AT toih 81 i"is
heal gInSi lJ9D head for The
Market rated steady Kirby ca sold Hogs
average. AT CSC. do, $50 ID, 6ac Ronghs 800 To-
Sac - ' 49, ~ -
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COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

LIyERroo= Aug ls.-i2:so m-Cotton- Market steady:
" anS s. ssss
E Snss 81" ' suss
aS AgS nS a2S % a
a asTs ,S SsS
ay de aTe % DO and Feb
cry ss, I'D, also ssiea Futures steady
65$Ss;,
%@n5,sna s''n ISs q bidding
aug %sSsSS Sd
Low Msed!s clause august delivery August and
s Low
oa1 Bales American sales of no
Mddns e Ordinary sc ssoapt o. 0 bales Ls~
BALTIMORE Aug Section quiet Middding 12c; Low
iaS Sa 60? sss
Sfns G9'i o @'a ass ass n as.
,CsAsIssros Aug iscotton steady. Middng IL sc Low
eosswss Sss sales 30 gales sUss
MdsSs sAT a aug d ls-oCs,on steady Miaane Low
N SAhyssTCS Aug IsS6oton quiet Mlddns &c; Low
sales s aSsosS bales net receipts $50 bales
:s. ssiss SssH
MIsSS"I1r g%st MiaShns, lic. Low
SsSs 1E s sales sS S
Ley 1Ss7 SSddns ona1y s l6S y.csSs.
zoo Ses sce $a bales
s.s W bales BAL l6i 70 Bales
nPdh1LsDELPT Aug lscotton steady; Middling 12c Low
IA snss aSo Sss 5s sSsp' IA
1ise iaw , n9S ,as-Cotton quiet and trm, Middlng
ST io1s " AS sales 900 bales stock 4345 bales.
Mddl,ne lose Good Srnary Sac qcci "a Sc Low
%t%issT $40 bales sales 0t0 bales STOCK s40O sles
AS 5sds osaasy df g. sI;s
EURoPEAy u.pDrr,
~ asekPoot Ana iS-pork-Pnme Mes. rax,arr ann
o.. western. steady 10 Baean r., oanasiena W."
steady clea st 1nas' az az tSd Long Clear
non. here a. 2s shoulders 81 Beef-adia Mess
T asil loo western H .s nr%e At MESS s
steady a. ~ CITY steady at 356d rurpentine-SprIts
mon fr%er cassse n asr AZ ch h@Sd Com
s,esdv Lao %, sale FourE1tfs s s,st
S steady New wasS Western a. 10Th :, spring
New s,e mter steady tslls Iixei old at 5od
none here R a. BOD cetronseed oil-YelIow America
IiVsRSoo, a =, Loaioa. steady al slsd - 80"
slid centafor New NJ P Corn
csc eens. O Average White oSa aiood icr
LNEKpvol. S,n " "a ~io a Tor Red Winter
for Mess Cheese @ per- ew d per N, ter cs
Niddies Taiew eA a. Bacon ~ per cwt tor Long
SSSaS PERI Sol or Prae Ness per ew@ 0r
ssS sasfsr Sperm On ,ss e. s,r tnse1 s: aS
Pe,rooam cunts fnrpentins 81 o35i per cwt Rs1ned
gallon sssp sP g .. Petroleum
pale o. rctrolenn, lS francs SO centlmes for
per 100 silos wiioors Lard closed ll2 francs
a assss Az. Aug lsPetroleum marks 80 pfennnss
as centrues psr 81 s c"rs Lard Closed at % francs
pfennlrs ss AK closed at 5e marks 30
pfenngs per ITO b. hafa closed a. % marks so
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San Francisco. July 9Th. 1881

INiEkNAHONAL AND DRBAI NoRTnKKS u. X Co
NO. ~ CEDAksl, NEw YORK, Aug | 1871
Two SECOND MORTGAGE INCOME AS
4 SCENTED BoNplOLDERS. The 81 900 sx per cent
coupon bonds International and Great
Northrrn Railroad Company Will be ready delivery ON
August 10 1851 by the Farmers and rrs COMPANY
10 20 E1changeplace, in exchange incone
bonds OF thu surrendered IN a. cofiancr with
The endorsement stamped on the bonds
hr 1000 bonds VIII De ready io delivery August %
Nfg-iotsi iC be L.aJ.r
transfer oilCc. No.
Holders Will facilitate exchange handing
COMPANY immediately list Of their bonds.
IL ice. 'rrst
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Rip.r Pssss,s mi pI1roIts
Ano
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YoRK. Thursday. August Is, 1881.
\ SHES-Quiet. unchanged

FS-Qniet. nnChangeN
COFFEE-R Rio quiet nouiDaly Unchanged Fair cargoes.
l202+c the steamer uovctis" arrived with "a 1856 bags,
hut the samples not the market AT late hOnr and
buuoSs suspended nniu they received The stock OF
Brazil first 62 bags; Mild qu let,
steady.
COfTON-~pot Cotton active higher ga es
1887 bales 81 bales EVENING" including 800 bales for
export 2597 FOL consumption aud 80 bales for alton
Receipts al the BOAT bales against q no bales
thus day last week, and 97 balos last since Scpte
75S4l4 bales 4,92J,ll ii bales the
Isl sea