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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07
1HuEsDAY Ian q

'hoESDAf' JAN 6-P
On its face and by figures, tO.day's stock mad.
was undenably strong. But a large proport,on =
the exhibited strength was the result of a cons,.s.
resort to stimulants, and the small portion -
the strength that was natural was because Of VII.
may be, and probably is. an erroneous idea ~ q.
effect upon the foreign exchanges. and conseauan,
upon the importation OF specie, of the spoo.r,
Of the Northern Pacific loan in Londor. Thu Co..
Exchange to-day talked about that snceess a. !.
special ships were to BE- chartered immediatal, 4.
bring over 10000, 900 OF British gold Wb;la q.
fact is, the loan is payable in instruments ex tsn
into next July, and the money received either ba-s
or IN London, IS to be expended in the far Norn
west and not in Wall street. But already tbo coL,.
from London reports Northern Pacific snhso,'.
tons at 2 per cent prenlumAmencans large bnver
Another factor in tO-day's market was tbe g..
that the Wood Reminding 3 per cent bill w,srnH
the House of Representatives. The street helieei
that whatever may be the fate OF the hin IN a,
Senate it will pass the HOus" aad th It such r.s,I
will stimulate prices at the StO k Exchange. Tbo.s
were the favorable factors in t0-day's succnlo,io
and they were played " for their full worth ",
as a rule the market only showed a recovery tto,a
Yesterdays late decline. Oaly a few stocks sao,-
any advances UPON yesterdays best fgures ond
many stocks did not at the best equal them. Tha
business (377, $50 shaI,s was 10000 shares less
than that of yesterday. Western Union only sco,aa
80 900 shares against $4,000 shares yesterday and
its fluctuations today wee between 50 and ~ IN.
stead Of between SJl2 and S92 yesterday but 10.
days last price (S7) is liz per cent higher than
Yesterdays closing figures. Lake Shore recovep.J
10 1871; u l305s-yest1rIay 1t sold mp to 1929.
Michigan Central recovered to 1924 22-yester.
day it sold up to 1911; Central aad Hudson recov.
cred to IA l507s- It sold up 10 15l2,
and E.ie recovered to 1910 1873 while it yestsrlav
sid uplo 193l Delaware, Lackawanna and West.
Crn was specially strong RISING 10 110ls and ending
at 1885, tx dividend, against yesterdays best AID
losing figures. with the dividend on aud off l1Olo
AID 1O93l re- pecriyey. l. .uy.r and Rio Grande
stool, also was specially strong, rsing to 1913, and
closing that figure bid. Now-Yprk, Ontario and
W, crn attracted more than usual attention and
advanced to 307sG393i. While the market closed
witt material gains on yesterdays weak figures
the feature at the end was tina CT Icy"r!sAIcss ani
Uu"t rtaInrY.
Government bonds were dull. the 'ransactionsa at
the Boar:s amounting O.iy 80 - 1000. Glcir Ducas
were steady al unchanged quOla,ipu,. which are as
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07

WAsIuVGToN, u. c.. Jan. G.-fhc Hon. Ja.p,r H.
Ward, L"adylllc. Cola has been here several daI.
advising with the owners the Adelaide proprrt ,
win regard To The rcr.a III tfIOn of the comlauy
They agreed 10 TrurganIZ' upon the basis that rr
new company shall pay all the debts OF the present
company, aud 20 INTO active mining on q larec
scale W. =. Ward, manager Of the Evening Star
NINE viii take the management of ihc Adelaide.
j. d. Ward, who has charge OF the legal mess Of
tie Adelaide minc and who goes direct from her.
to IradvI.lc, siys that the suit Of that COMPANY
against the Argentine wilt probably soon be- settled
an favor ol the former. his IL suit for the value Of
ore taken from beyond the Argentine sidc-llnes.
from the Adc.aIdc property
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people, who know dividends only as pleasant fig

people. who know dividends only as pleasant fig
mems of the imagination.
The important event in mining this week is the re-
organ cation of the Stormont Mining Company.
Messrs. Clark & Boutwell,, who nave become we'll
known IN connection with the Starr-GrOve Mine,
purchased the interests of j. A. johnson and several
other persons At the annual meeting yesterday 1r.
VIM. 5. Clark was elected presdept. and John r.
Boutwell, S crctary. President Palmer. of the
National Broadway Bank. was elected vice,
president aud treasurer. Tho Office ,ot
the company removed To No
2 Nassau-st. This change turns over the
practical management Of the company to
Clark g. Boutwell, and was made with
view 10 a more vigorous wOrNIng of the mine.
Mr. Bothwe. the new secretary, stated to reporter
yesterday that during 1880 the mine had produced
almost $4,000 monthly and that Sl30,OOO had
been disbursrd III dividends The completion OF
the new Savage shaft added largely, to the valne
and capacity of the mine, aud the ore
supply was certain for years to come.
Dividends would undoubtedly be paid regularly,
and it Is expected that they Will be paid monthly
instead of quarterly. rs heretofore President CLARK
leaves TO-DAY for Utah.
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Ii vii he observed that while the number ot dIvI-
dead payina MINES has sd The auount utd
out has decieaocl. |, 8houll iuifhcr b, borne IN
mind that to gam Sj.233.O0O in dividends
12.92J 100 were collected by assessments iloiu tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07
OF city bank stocks. only ten shares Of CoDtlne9
I'll >o!d ut IL. The following are the bidding and
L. a....A IL
BtiAsseI.

The dealings IN railroad boni> exhibited a good
deal of irregnlautv a. we'll a. feyerlshnesS Erie
second consos lurtuated between l0l 4 and 1908,
Missouri Kansas and Texas held steady at 1ll3,0
ll2li but the Seconds declined T. 75&i, rose TO IN
amt closed ut - IL YESTERDAY. Is sion. Hartford
C. Grsts asserted rose Ia 10Si2 and ended at
los, the incomes rising from 80 20 G3
aud closing a 81. Chesapeake and ONO
tirsts series Il. werr strong up 10 S2l2 against
SOS Yesterday. bu, the currency le5.s. after al nd.
vance Ia IL closed unchanged al 20. Sales Ui New.
lurA. PcnG>y wanna and OHIO inc mes are continued
on sellers option. ana'nS' the AZ Val of the bonds
from LONDON at G3ll GOSH. Indiana. Bloomington
AMI Western incomes declined from 707s to rs Q69.
The oldcr changes were small aud iusIgniticani.
Annexed are the closing quotations:
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z onnrtucrsnlu NoIces.

hISSOUriON.-Thc partnership heretofore
= .AI.liur dnlcr ,ac ntm OF CANfBELi, HALlN CO..
AiIra az! s-Jli o. hy IT. limitation. Either
partner NIil sign the naue oi he ira IN lqud1,o
RICHARD lac AMPBfIIb
JOIN n. HALL
York Do. u. l-SJ AUGUSTINE NTH.
10 tSD ne MASS AUsf.
NEW YORK January /, l7Hl.
TIL undrr.i ncd have i0.mil pAT'=suJ uu Ter th'
of CAMPBELL - >HIfll, tor the purost Of nludIc-
iuriIg AID so..uy paper IN n.nlSsop.
RICHARD l.. CAMPBELL,
AUGUSTINE SMITH
AFiiCE of POTTER. AINSWORTll \ co
~ tor hauJcr.-i. NJ 81. ". QUEEN ~EY hAyIs with
draw Aru 1. Potter. iInswortu bus
VIII D. ctuuuIrd r b, =. \ Potter and :. A,s.
worth uor'i paci or, aul A barn special partner
under aL.c i'm m nj naicr iO7
Chamb,' st. IOiitR AIN 'WO.TI = CO.
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Gdlc5 Dn AuCllon.

CUSTOM IIOi-I. NEW-NuiH.
COLLECTORS urtIrE December g.. l~Np
F1NDERpIuvi> on, Oi Sections 291l and 80 ~
I q. sale viii De hat pnbhc auction on FElbtl,
JNNrNftN 81, III at uc1rN u. IN. by Mr,sr Hurrt
t Dennis M - Burning sl. cot bonded and unclaimed mcr
cuahGlso. T. manned warehouse beyond tho
urrtH aowri by 4w. descriptive list Will be ionud IN
ih. i:utunait "a tic Custom lIOI'.
ne good, AZ tIO seizure 10 m custom no ise
Wrdn and ThuIsday, January l"th and a. lon
- -. ~. 10 - " VI fisl.i / l.
.ivh. ole tor.
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THE GENEEAL LIST
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fost an0 1olln0.

I OST.- B ul book hc. :}3, $50, issued 10y the
living av,ues Elua. 80 Ndirn.t, t. the .ubS rer
"a wt1m tuIrty days irim THIS taic VII app u
tho bank book.
NEW NoEK. Jan. I. ISL
I OST.-paAS-hook on Greenwich Savings
j IN, 80. IJJ.jJJ; finder return same to bnnH.
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10 o'cLprK 10 - o'clorl

[ .. i+.- Registered l~tl
N. - D.
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The Bitbc. q Walker Company received bar bul.
hon yrs;crd ~ Ya'urd at T2}jS %.
Seventeen OF ore re shipped from the Cryso-
lit mine on January >, and the nuo was looking
we'll.
The annual rrcctilg Of the stockholders ~ the VA
bash Mining and Smelling Company will be held OF,
January 10.
The Stockholders Of the Silver Nugget Companv
held a meeting "Wednesday evening, ard dmcugert
the situation without comm to any Qriinitc curu-
slon aud then adilurued 10 meet on Saturday uryt
when plans Ior the relief Of the company Wlil Ice
presented for c,Hsld' ration.
ia AipcTlntcu'l" 4 of the Silver King Conpauv
of Colorado. t-lrgrarhs. under date of January T.
az follows; " Silver KING over tunnel cu' VEN tw.
fee, th.cli average assays. 400 ounces, varying
from 200 To- :. 200 ounces"
The superintendent of The Mineral Creek Com
pauy IrplTis, under date OF December Is that \.
celicnt ore i. st being taken from the NINE that
the I.Ggc continues of good widtl and that every
thing Is wprklug smoothly ~ the nine aud mil
In a te.el ram q. December 30 he superintendent
haye: Ilayr exposed over 100 feet Of rich orr, /.
assays rom $40 to 800; property equally As good
ahcdG"
The Outario silver Mining Company has declared
Its sx y-tEird dividend dor Drccn.hcfl. payaplc a.
W is Fargo ~ Ca, January -. his paIm,nt
III matte tie sum Of f3 ljO.O0O that has been DIS
fnbuf. i 90 the sfocn uOidL4S.
\ san F.uCls"1 paper has east mp the dividend
a, coGnt for lN~O Oi 'hc various mining companies
orgalz 1t uaur. rae Laws OF California;, or owned by
California caWtali,.s. with the following result (:
Inrn y-s',cr mlurs paid ljJdIvIGcnds amour Ing
- $l.251,O0J, duuHg the year l. 80, against
$O.G.A C3O uY L.lIrt"rA macs M ~ and
$lA,23l.7C0 ~ 1879. llIr mncs ac;c located as
io.IyW,:
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poaro enc Rooms
East Sic.

East Sic.
! ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW
trrow> ioi flyE~. 49, I.15N HfoSlv.J ,orpr ru.l,-
,Iitl .. :I3~ Wet Tw,ut. t.rI lighth ave. -,
80 at t"ur"'nt. ~. ''if ni"i So .1ir 700 Lh,.
In0iI aid 3tsI i ,c. co., 0.,'nun,.r,ri.lni tntn,,
'o.tth ST. liat ~aSue, BnS mluns, up 10 - No. a!
20 ri'i rul'c .di''
FURNISHED ROOMS TO Beautiful
fi i.ri r, 5 ,,tca.ruc,. -,lnui,ly o. torcts'r with
90 thout poal. ri,i,, i,'a..v lo-3 lexington ave.
HANDSOME SUIT O. furnished rooms, with
pr so. hn.1 also 100 ~" room with grttc refer
STII-ANE.. 3o7-Sccond floor with private
- table location and rr.'teDcc- un's'cpto llD''
'lSiH-Sr. 10 E\ST-An elegantly newly
800 mrui'hcd Ho'r vi. pIi,at. tab
.iS'& 5IH-ANE, near 2Sth-u.-IIand~omc'v
-~sIsb 1907 il.d p,rlor AMI '~r',m 'or ;cu,l.itD a.d
"i.c or g'au u.ln o'iy r"'c rncrsrrInircG
Yves; Sids.
FURNISHED ROONS-2I West 27th-u..
f~,oad wc-t of lIo""ay. north I'D 90 in pa'.
u silr and appointments. Win bedroom Aud Bath
f,~in a. 1cicd. a-'. GA ,oll "n t'pilrr
.INOI WEST 2lill-SI.-Inrsc and small
O'tti2 ILltr. hc atc'. nplltcl WITT conn., o. ply
a'-a. rooms. win OF without board also table h'ard"r-
Board and Rooms Wanted.
E.OAiD WANTED.-In ErooIllyn. by Il Young
lt.t't Auri fanny rc!ciruccs given. Address HOME
to, .'n HI",,bn
zen LEN\N, wife. sister and chIid - years.
- d'"fr Two "r ihc" fur i'l'd rooms Win houi ~
trccan family where thcic ar, M other barriers, trms
irtmc Address MODtitAtt, fr.brir Om.".
N9ANtED.-A nicely furnished >unn' room
900. b..i room villa nrst lass board near N'" l"rk
b' Iri'. 10 rrift family r'rrn' gwen NdiIrN WIN
tln "l "a must be reasonable. y T.. Box l,'l2 80.
lid conn.
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ticln t1anlcd.

tjcp Wnnlcd
XTANrED.-A tir-t-cia,s man 10 take charge
w thr frrtwpt pcP4rtntnt ot Ion, un.u esia3.
lshc c,hlhrr,i Valsi ACu-'Es. with
purucua's. y. X. CHANCE, iriuuIo ON
\NAli ERA cO!oi"d mta ~ waiter IN 4
~ private Gtmly Au.ltIu. 900 Yc ii .er,iani, h.
Thoroughly bct "' Fences. tdd.s l U iupHc
PtueL iht' l.-,1 rl.eHrl.
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2ress nlakln1.

DRESSMAKER children, infants,
boys; Operates al machines, Mhca,cr Wilson perfect
Good member perfect nit All oneatOr ~ day address
J. o., 81 East I4th ST, General Avvcrtsns Olce.
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y. Y. MINING STDOA EVOTtv7s SiLsS
SECOND CALL-I2.3O O'CLOCK p. VI.

Buckeyp silyor C0 California G'1dsla~
i5"o O'o 20 20 Tnsc1r 200 5GS h5O ~
Clrygote lnO %9D IO1.... 20 100. 3d.. 80
100 no g. 10 30 900 200 h:O 80 Nor Belle Isle
luu sl5 500 2OJ $50. 80 NoUsc 400 S. :1'
10 ..... 5tj I'allonc.1 1000 ....l.30 Nmcrcn nag
100 49,. GOO .2il 4 tIuIaN lVO -
90 a.%Bi HukiI 1900 .ilI Bodl" .
loo ,GJ5 ~ I'D 5lI cold Placer IO....... j2j
-up o. SE loo ..... l45 300 ..... Us on Virginia
lOlrlo .5t.,i r44vrrls Little Chief LODI. go
300 .LS 6 9J 100 10 800 ...... - Huhinsun
9iD C1nI l. o., Cros.r $40 - ~ 100 h3 900
100 g., /, ,, .uu 49,. - SOD. ........-$ WILTSHIRE
EaIpahmora son $50 20 Dunsu JOp-blO l.Uv
loco. .bGJ .lj. Iron SILVER 800 ..ij LOO
.Ol...... ~ "lI ....... Bio sun ,mu"o
NO~t'.~fandd lnu G3 - Iu..-.-. $3.50
bui...... o. Cherokee south Ilit"
1909 --.- 30 300 .---.. ltp 'hl--...- .'"l
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-02
KIDNEY BEANS.

No strict vegetarian will eat kidney
beans or marroEfat peas.
An old thermometer is never very
popular. Nobody wants to seea thermometer over
seventy.
A woman who has four sons, all
sailors. compares herself with year, because she
has four SONS.
The fool hath said in his heart,
Any one can write for the paper" Try ii, o fool,
tgy it-YoRlerS GGsette.
In order to keep the cold out ofyour
houses and Offices keep your stoves and furnaces
thoroughly coaied.-4Itdag ATggS.
"A young lady sends us in poem on
decoration of the pottery. We can't publish it, be-
cause its too verse o tiie-KokOmO Tribune
She was young and beautiful; hewas
old and ugly lie took her hand and squeezed it
rcndcrIy, and then she put out her tongue at him.
Then he laid his hand gently on her breast. She
was eighteen and he was seventy, but still ii was
affection of the heart. o yes, it was. Her heart
was affected, and he was doctor, trying TO see
how far the mischief had gone.-LOnfoH Referee.
-" You are always kicking up row."
said gentleman to a negro and his wife who were
having mus" "Why is there no harmony in
YOUR house," "Dats jess what I was tellin' de
lazy, Wutess nigga" said the woman. Oar amt
n0 hOminy in de house, nor no meat, an de
bacOn's all eat up. an de meal bari is empty. He
is de only ting III de house watts full all de time"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-02
: quotations for Gov
yB-TREAsURY BALANCES.

GOd..-.-..- So 4 Currency. 81 .46 I17
NEW YORK. March 1.-The exports of produce and
merchandise from New York for the week ending to-
day we're SS52S.25j. Money was much easier to-day,
and loaned down from q per cent per diem in addi-
ton 10 per cent. per annumto percent per annUIn
which was the closing rate. Exchange was strong,
and the nominal rates advanced cents to $50
Tor o. days and IS2 for demand with actual business
81 SO zGeI79 for long and 4SGd4Sl for short sight.
Governments were firm and 1s95< per cent. higher
except for fives which We're unchanged State bonds
quiet. Arkansas, Memphis and Little Rock SevenS
advanced from Is 10 H. and Tennessee SKIES old from
s. 10 5l7i; Virginia SKIES deferred declined from 15
10 u. and Tennessee new series, were steady 81
Railroad bonds were quiet and finn this afternoon.
Cairo and Texas iirSts sold at 10, Texas Pacific in
comes 1t Si:, Fri new seconds at 99;l and Kansas
and Texas seconds at S1lS.
Tie stock market was irregular in the early deal
irgs but assumed stronger tone at the first board
when the entire list recorded an advance The Spec-
l2ticn continued firm throughout the afternoon there
beng however, occasional slight reactions which
We're speedily recovered. The highest figures of the
tiF We're touched alter Inc second board. when the
Improvement compared with the final sales of yes
jeTGy ranged from = 30 Ia per cent, The latter in
Nasty ana Chat. itOogsl which sold M to g2Is and
closed at 95. bid. The advance III The general list was
wei maintained TO the close, and WAS most marked
IN Iron Mountain. Canada Southern, the coal stocks,
" ':,lt'rn Union, Union Pacific, Texas Pacific, Pacific
-Hi, The tIrargcT5 Lake SHORE, Michigan Central,
ana Louisville and Nashville. The transactions az
srogyied 530A90 shares. including Canada southern,
i2.ssE Delaware, 1aclawania and Western. 81 1900:
tain. 1900; Kansas and Texas, 26gOO; Lake Shore
iS: Louisville and Nashville, 1900 Michigan Cen
nOOga, % gUG New Jersey Central, II eco; New York
Central, s7O0; Northern Pacific, 1900; Ohio and Mis-
siSsppi, 500; Pacific Mail, - $780, Reading. Il,l0 st.
Paul, iS.Ss Texas Pacific. 3.5i: Wabash Pacific, g.,
Union ParifiC. 900: Western Union
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-02
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

Yesterday on motion of Mr.. P. Phillips, Edward d.
Clark, esq., OF cksburg, Miss was admitted to prac
tice.
On motion of Hon. W. F. Sapp z E Cooley, ESQ.,,
OF DEBORAH, Iowa, was admitted to practice
On motion of Hon. W. P. Whyte. Benjamin Price,
esq, OF Baltimore, Nd, admitted TO practice.
On motion of Mr.. J. H Vaudeville ]. j. Barker,
esq, OF ICmporia, Kan, was admitted to practice
On motion of Hon. Il. J. Henderson, James Nc
CARNEY, esq. of Springfield. H., was admitted to
practice
On motion of Hon. NJ. I. Southard Allen Collars
esq, of Fort Wayne, Ind was admitted to practice.
No. 2 The State of Connecticut, complainant, VS..
The State of New York On motion of sIr. C. R In
gersoll. dismissed with costs
No. 22S. Edward Miller & Co., appellants VS.. The
bridgeport Brass Company. Submitted by Mr.. J. s.
Beach for appellant and by Mr. c. r. Ingensoll for APP
pellee.
No %. The German National Bank of Chicago, APP
pellant, vs. Mark Klmball, collector, &c. Argument
continued by MT J. M- Flower for appellant, by ME-
CONSIDER "a Willett for appellee, and concluded by
Mr.. Flower for appellant.
NO 70. Antoine Dubuclet, plaintiff in error, The
state eH rel John c. Moucure Argued by Mr.. Con-
way Robinson for defendant IN error and submitted
by MI. John Ray for plaintiff in error.
NO. -. The New York Life Insurance Company,
Today.
No. 222s. The Newport and Cincinnati Bridge Com
peny, appellant, vs.. The United States. Argument
commenced by Mr.. William Ramsey for appellant
and continued by Mr.. SolicitorGeneral Phillips for
appellee
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-02

BALTIMORE. Marcn LECTION steady; 3miGdIing
NC. flour steady and firm; Howard street and
western SUPER s. 2laS IS; do extra, 81 G0G4 75: do
family! $ 0a@601 City Mills super s. 253 "a; do eX-
ira s. G064 IS; do family, Sc 25a6 5 do Rio brands
SOD @Sz5 Patapsco family, o. Whest, Southern
Steady; Western higher and firm; Southern red, 81 -
Gl l.: do amber, 81 2o9I 2 NO2Wesern winter red,
soiand March, 81 Il; April 81 lS!ql 1874; May, ISL
al iss June, 81 I5l 1SE. Corn. Southern steady for
Whi.e yellow higher; Western steady: Southern white.
olc' do yellow, 5j5c; Western mixed spot 55SG5Gc:
March, 5I24@5i;sc: April 5i4G5I3sc; May 5S'lG53lsc;
s.e.'ieF, 52ac. Oats quiet but steady; Western white,
$40 35e do mixed, S9@4c. Rye quiei at 81 O29I 05.
Ht"E-rTIme 10 choice Pennsylvania and Maryland,
81 Sls2N per ton. Provisions firm: mess pork. old,
70 new, SIS p; bulk meats-loose shoulders and
lg SIDES none offering: do packed, 6Goi4c; bacon
IN iA,oeis G=<e clear rib sides sEc hams, 1lldl2c
IJ@ reIned. lGs5C. Butter quiet; prime to choice
$40 'SeLil packed, l3c2Ic roll, I992Ic Eggs lower
I o g at l6gITc rtfToieum-refned 9isc. Coffee
. ao caTgoeS ordinary 10 fair IOtlGl24c Sugar
IN y a son, SIC. Whisky firm al 81 u FTeghtS
ID tooi per Ste3lner-cuitOn, 732G1d: -four rs
Sh ' % G grain; SAD. Receipts IS5 barrels;
JoV' bushels; corn, I4l.300 bushels oats. 240
5isiis rye, 800 bushels. Shpmenls-wheat Isl 463
Ir,sioi. corn eleD bushels. SaleS-Whe 3y4 200
~">'.eiSi corn, 20S,I 20 bgsbeIs
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DISTRICT COURTS.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DIsTRIcT-CHIEF-JUs-
TICE CARTTER'AND JUSTICES WYLIE AND HAG-
Winder VS.. Standish; on hearing.
CIRCUIT CoURT-JUsTIcE Northumberland
OF Columbia VS.. Forsyth; on hearing Central Ma
tonal Bank BranhaI ct al: verdict against Graft
for sI9 with interest and protest fees Washington
replication extended TO March
al; pro confesso against defendants Johnson Fran
els vs. Kennedy ct al; pro confesso against unknown
vorce granted Ferguson VS. Ferguson; referred to
auditor TO state trustees account and distribution
Williams vs. Williams; William n. Kirby appointed
guardian ad Item to infant defendants. Glover
HELEN: final decree dyeSng and vesting title. FosS
to c. Ingle to take testfmonv Boggs VS. RYAN: pro
cOnfeSsO as to defendant, r. H Ryan made absolute
Kerngood vs. Gusdortf; decree for defendant. Allen
vs. Willis; filing of bill without the usual deposit or
dered. ChRYes VS.. Brooksi time to take testimony
CRIMINAL COURT-JUsTIcE JANIEs-Thomas Duff
fins assaulting Officer Luskey: jury disagreed and
manslaughter; motion for new trial and to suspend
sentence oyerruled. John Thomas, alias Captain
Jack, second oense petit larceny; not guilty on the
ground OF insanity.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TO-DAY.
Supreme Court of the Dstrict-Chef Justice Cartier
District of Columbia No 3d., Ferry vs. Langley;
No ., simmons vs.: Douglass; No: 5I15, Eaton VS.
toll Hill Building Association vs.. Hilton No. % Gus
tOrfvs Wheeler; No. Co. McNair VS.. Fayi No. 81.
63, Citizens National Bank vs.CalIan
Circuit Court-Justice MacArthur.-NO. 81. District
Lamon; No: 2G0, joachim VS.. Cayis; 10. a62, Winnie
vs. Curtin: No. 266 Daily Seaboard Coasling Com
Morgan: No. 2zI, Bailey vs.. District of Columbia;
No. 27S, Newbold 4 Son VS. Youngs; No. IS, Kline VS..
Barber & Dean; No. r. ThWing ct al Dean ct al;
No S. Sibrey Barber ct al. receivers No "a, Gray
Barber FL al, receivers; No. IS, Reed Barber
ct al, receivers No. 81 Behrend VS.. Hazel; No. 6,
Hunton Taylor; No. %, United States Briant&
Craig; No. IS, Homiller vs. Seaboard Coastins Com
pany; No. 255, Murray ct al. VS.. Paine.
Criminal COurt-Justice James.-GeOrge W. Black,
assault; Joseph Torret receiving stolen property;
Joseph Williams, grand larceny; James Gallian,
grand larceny; William Sge and BERTHE King, grand
larceny; Frank Smith, grand larceny; HOratO Mary
man, assault; Daniel McCutchen and Daniel Long,
petit larceny; AdoIphuS Woodward, policy; John
Jennings, assault; Benjamin Brown, larceny; Lewis
W. Wayman, personal violence upon policeman.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-02
New York General Market.

~" YORK, March I-Cotton steady. sales today.
es' upandS, II 9-l6c Orleans II lS16c coIiseI-
-iet receipts 5i3 bales; exports-Great Britain
,eS the Continent. 7163 bales Flour Southern
",i llirly active; common to fair extra 81 75d
rir 800 10 choice do 81 5G675 Wheat IsaIc better
Corr I'm I'm 'ar business; ungraded red, 81 I59I ny
G5-sz stronger and fairly active; ungraded, 50
aOp--y,.l 10y; N4tEout decided change: No g. 451sc
lGita!G ~ aiss choice, I2GISc Coffee quiei: Rio
quiet; standard f cult weak, and nominal; refined
Rice in f.r =. 5szc Mo.aSSes dull at ;0I55c.
& 50i = :.I G'aiishd and steady at 5I7Isc. Rosin
buyers liyur ,i ANNE strong at &C. 47c. Wool in
les Dun foT d Ti and io Tesoe S 5 tena i5
sc; long aud Hsihi'l; long clear SIC short clear
1I4ade lover: The Gear, j-lGc- Lard opened
Segi'is Unchanged 'Se recovered; sic 45@io AZ.