davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-02-02
Three OF the Murderers Of Col. Potter,
Of the Geological Survey,
LYnched.
Il Father and Six Children pcrfsl,
In n Eiro Started by
Robbers.
Highway Robbers in Wheeling, w.
Va, Knock Down and Rob
a Man Of 5000.
a Boy Starts on a Criminal Career by
Stealing $3.50 in Postage
Stamps.


LOUISVILLE, KY. Feb. 1.-The Courier.
,7otsr,lal has tho following special from
Spring Lick, Ky.: Wiley Embrey, an old
nnl respected fAr,nor In Butler County, and
SIX Of Ills children, ,vcru burned to death VI,
Friday night, tic wlfo and eldest daughter
escaping Without injury. The particulars OF
thu burning are as follows: On tho hight
referred To Embrey and his family retired
between and o'clock, a,ld at 10 o'clock the
wlto ard husband were awakened by the
roaring Of n fire, which they discovered was
li1rstairs, uld In room where six OF their
children were sleeping.
Ena'rey rushed to the stnir-door, opened it,
antl started upstairs, when lie was met by
thu fumes Issuing from above, and fell pros.
tratc oil tho floor.
Ills wife aud their oldest daughter, who
"trc sleeping In tho same roott, realizing tho
pcril 0f their own lives, rushed out OF d0ors,
leaving behind them tlle old n,ai, a1,l six
children tU perf5l. III the house, the roof OF
which wls then falling In.
Tllu 0!1 lady and her daughter began
screaming Mt tho top OF their y0tces. which
soon attracted several Of their nclghbors to
tho l'orritylng scene OF disaster, but they ar
rived t00 late to render nl1y assistance what
ever.
Language is wholly inadequate to describe
tho walls und nloans OF tic grIeC-strjcken
mot1,cr and ,lt,,rl,tnr WIN stont IL, .,nz1,,
IN Mi t,at ,,.aa ,nr ~ t,,ou, 81. ou,.;'
..l ~ .'t ".s ae"s " snonl oii earth PERISH
lng III inc aisry 1lafnes: iilo firc WIS not OK
tingltEsl'ett until everything was consumed,
Among tic debris particles of tta l,olies of
tho fntlar omJ chifirnt .yrr, found Int nj
T., e,t,,os,t @ ...,,,4;.,n. =, ~ t..in ""t ''os
Wiley Emhrey was farmer, and. by tlint
of hard work and the strtrtcst ecouony, ma,,-
aged To save I'm eno,,rl, t., tyc ensv u,,5 cou,,
Tnrtn,lo f,r IN -t,,'',t,,,sor - IT,, t,sa MI,
"ho!u country Is nearly parnlyzcd over tElo
horrible death of Mr, Etnbrey and Ills six
children.
- o' ,, at'o'eu hnas Mts. Eorey anu aer
t''usn1eF VII sarVlvo tle sllack.
DhpnteA to Cincinnati E"?.iFrr.
CANEYv1l1.E. ky.. Jan. Jt.-'rlle following
rim, ,tt.,.otu1 ~ t.t,~t,,,, .,i,,i,4 - .n. go.
, 1881-02-02
Shouldn't IEaye bono 1t,

X. hna a pockcllo0k open as tlay III melting
charity, aud whcu ho dies It IL llcoyerud that hU
hus given away and lieut. 70 prulHslly that As
1alnIly Ii impoverished, Ills vxGGutOts, there
fore. feel no colnpunot4on iu enlliug upon h!a
NUMEROUS tcbtUrs fGr lnnllpy lont. Ilnt they
tin4 n4at sntue nre sl,w y rGuill ito obligation:
of INSULT ont oyun Indignantly f0rMuAtga tlD
following atr!ktuy npolhvgtu;
hContuuHll 1t Allt 4 nun, slr, who knows he
cannnt afF0rl to leu4 money should not 10 about
IouIsuG ltE
, 1881-02-02

HAMBURG. Feb. ia fire broke out this
morning and ragged until late this afternoon,
destroying the greater part Of 1argo SILK
warelioltce. Tho premises wore Insured fur
1,41,ooo marks. THO larger portion Of the
loss will full upon English insurance coi,l-
paMlcs,
NO LOWER TANEs.
BERLIN, Feb. 1.-The proposals Of tho
Conservatives In regard to reform of taxa
tton has met so tnllo!t opposition within tie
larty itself that they for tho present have
been abandoned.
PUTTING OK THE COLLAR.
The bill relative to the biennial budgets
and QtladrcnnIal parliamcnts met with some
opposition In the Federal Council, roprc-
scntatives Of 1Iessc mal Bremen voting
agalnst It.
, 1881-02-02
BUSINESS NOTICES,

To Conaun,rtlyg4.-1fnny have beon
hnppy TO Kire their testlftt,,y In faror Of tho
Exrarienc0 has proyed It to bp valuable
rolHctty for CONSUMPTION. nathtnn, dlphthcrla.
lt nll tlsenAes or tho ttlr1At Rllll iunGs. MAnu
facturel Unty by 4. u. Wilbor, uhcMist, lioston,
Sud by lll IruKKBts.
, 1881-02-02
FIRE.

HAVANA, Feb. IA fire ut aratanzas de-
stroyed tho stables of tho Exhibition Build
ings. A largo quantity OF tools, paints, a,,tl
willuow-glass intended 10 bu used to com.
pEete the building wis destroyed. The dis
astcr may delay tie opening Of tic Exhibition
until March,
, 1881-02-02

/! Shaker sarsarRslla, daudelIol, yellow ttok,
lnaAdruke Hay9et, thlack e1hoah, inlliuia hump,
lrluce's pine, and tho lprTius Of juniper Ali1
eubsh unEted With toldo of potassium !lladu by
tho s0cletY, REe tho tnxFe dients Ut the 6hAkers'
HaFa4parlll2.
, 1881-02-02

WoIsoksrE1s, Mass., Fob. 1.--'rl!e summer
residence 0t A1u.e. a. lllde1slorf, the cclo+
brnted vocalist and teacher, ut Berlin, WIS
entirely destroyed by tire tllis Mlorl.Eus. Tho
lnss will be considerable, aS tha housu Was
handsomely furnished.
, 1881-02-02
FIRES FOR JANUARY.

Total number Of nlnrnls, 50; second alarms,
:: third alarms, 2: stills, tt. The CAUSES for
Sims ara rs follows: False, IL; chimney
fires, 10; communicated II; carelesness il,
thawing out water, steam, aud gus pipes, 4;
unknown, O.; oyerl,eatcd stoves, 3; sparks
from chimney, s; defective cttmneys, s;
children with matches, B; defective fl,lcs .;
spontaneous combustion, 8: defective stove
pipes. .; ignition Of kin.llIng-wooI OIL top Of
stove, 3: oyerl,cated tlry-room, o; sparks
dropped among sawtlust and slInYings,
2; defective CRATES, 2; grease falling
on cMbcrs. 9: ig1lit1on Of clothing from
stove, .; defective furnaces, 2: and
one each: mice with matches, defective
hole, ignstinn of woodwork aroul,d snoke-
stuck, ignition Of escaping gas, ignition Of
straw-nlattrcss OH top 0f bakt-ove,s, over
liented ,ncrcnrlaE.bult',. ctEar stub. nusetting
stove, Hive enals deposited III closet, lgnitui.
With machinery where gasoline WIS usca,
lllercural-bulb over steau,-pEpe, ignitlun uf
books piled against chimney, leaking gas.
ollhe-pipe: lighted match .lr0plNal OH nily
bursting nir-clIamber, reflection. explosion of
ker0seMe-nnlr, ignition 1f sulphur from fur
1iace, spark falling Into basket nf clothtng,
llIsott!nE kertscaM' lamp, Int journal. buttt,lM
ullt OF chimney, hot custE,tgs piled .against
zlllo thrown tNtn glls.jbi, bursting ut boiler
1lue md forcing ilru Into sllnylng-sl,utc. lEni-
tton Of ]o!st tr0ln ca!1lc, gas explosion, i1,s-
clley0lis boys,
Or tho buildings, 10 were stone. a5 brick,
and y fl1sne. alll wefc occupied ns foliows:
dwellings, 10; prlntlnE-oflicey, -. burns, i;
furniture manufacturers, j; 1nncIlInc.sllups,
:; swltcit-h01ses, Z; buak stores, =; bakeries,
J; hotels, =: tenenIenas, 3; saloo!ls, >; rail.
roatl cara, 2; Slti0kt-nuses, 3; re!ll cstatt anil
Insurance. offices, y: WnOerllpIel,a restall-
rants, 2; sheds, !; hlacksmitll-shops, =.
Tota! insurance. inyo'vel........ .,,..,.. .fet.9
lNtal loHa. ............... :. Nl,aEi
Total loss 10 Insurance. Observation-Disclosures. b3,Eel
, 1881-02-02

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. LIZ. J. Ostcrhaut
was killed ot. Saturday ut Galn's Landing, by
]. L. Schroeder. Duth were prominent
merchants. They q,arroled about bulls Ut
cotton.
, 1881-02-02

NJ VIII neSor bily cheap extract
nRnin," saIl q Mrs. WilA0n, when sl,s fn,snd her
tIavureI with an uxtruut recommended. for its
cheapness- Iluy iIurrett'z, and he sure. :.
, 1881-02-02

1sosroN. Feb. 1.-The Lakeside villa OF
Ming. lludersdortf, at Berlin, Mass, was
ficAyY; Insured,
, 1881-02-02

CINCINNATI, O., Fell. l.-Ciarles j. Dun.
ncr'l'nn n!a.le nj, ASSIGNMENT tt-ttay In favor
Of Ills creditors to Arthur L. Iianer.
, 1881-02-02

WHITEHALL" N. Y, Fob. 1.-The Methol-
ist Church ut Cliasey Clinton Comfy, N,
IL WIS destroyed by fire this morning. Loss,
several Thousand dollars,
, 1881-02-02

11EH HIHfEN tNilElEtTS,
LONDON. Feb. l.-Sot'1crn loft Nil Ills prop
orty, Including his land III Now York, to l!s
sister, Mrs, C0waI,.
, 1881-02-02

ItM.aln SMlva tx unrlvalfed for liz
speedy healiug 9uAl!ties. Ask your druggist Tor
IT. .@ -1 "
, 1881-02-02

puEn1.o, Colo, Feb. l.-Sunday night City
Marsha! lli'by shot an4 nlortnly wounded
.jn1ncs Farrell, wl!lU tho ]attcr was engaged
III q, row which 1}llby was attempting to
quell.
, 1881-02-02
FOREIGN.

The British House OF Com
mons Still in contln-
uous Session.
E,eryt,ody's Temper Severely
Tricil by The Second Nights
Vigil.
Mr., Milbank Complains that
Mr.. Biggar Has Called
Him a Fool.
Bjggar Explains that Mi1bank Has
Termed Him M 1mpudent
Sooundrel.
Milbank Ruled to Apologize to
the House, but Not to
Biggar.
The Patience of John Bright
Completely Exhausted-A
Fiery Speech.
Home-Rulcrs Horrfiyfng British
Ears with 1sepetfti0ns Of
Former Speeches..
DisincIination OF the Temporary
Speaker to Interfere with
Free Speech.
Government and Opposition" Still
Apart-No Signs Of Adjourn
ment-Cuba.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-08
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY. MARCH 5 IssL

buyers holding or hoping 10 obtn concessions holders rm
hlge sales Extra steers az So 6y0S5 ore oal
very Fancy at So 90; Choice steer 81 1909 40 10ol
5Ippers - l0d$5 To- Far TO Medium ~ 2Ocf2 So ght
Bulchers 50 rs asa Is MIXED do Common TO Good $50
- 20 Ch0ice, SAGs4 25 nothing doing IN oxen OF seo
SHEEP AND LAms-Receipts today 5000 head total for
wees thus far 100 head Tor time last week 3OOo
mead consigned through cars market steady with sd
demand sales Of Fair Good Western Sheep a. IO
Nnoce TO Fancy, 50 e0eS8 90; Cotnm0n - 6O0SJ 80
Mestern Lambs Fair 10 Good s. 6Oe$6 TO- E1ra Woulu
Dlng 81; ali offerings taken.
HoGsRecepts today 900 head for week thus far
Mkned through, az market quiet and unchanged
9sIn 90 mainly OF Poor Medium quaitY sales OF Best
& az 81 759s5 90 Light do, 50 601$6 So Good MO
m uoabe at So $50 50 Choice Heavy hcrei Gales Oh
AR ueayy at IS 750S5 80. Pigs very dull Fair 70 GOOD,
SS 5 70 Common, 81 60as4 20. -.-
HcAGo March 7.-HoGs-ReceipJs 5000 head shipments,
9OO head market quiet but steady quality poor
gFees unchanged Mixed Packing, a. 90Gs0 30; Light,
no Extra here ~
CATrLR-Reoeipts 300 head; shipments. $500 head
goo active demand all round quality far all sold; Common
10 1Ood shipping 81 30Ss5 Choice to Extra 50 $3.50 I0
P.eneL Stees 50 5O0$4 20 cows SSGSt; stockerS anu
SHEEP Receipts 1000 head shipments l6OO head
foof 70 Medium duh AZ SASS rs Cool to Choice 50 25gS6
OF LOUIE. March 6-hoGs-HIEher supply light; Workers
aa Batnores So 30 as co. Mixed Packing So 20es5 so
S l TO Fancy 90 50GS6 lO receipts. 1900 head
CATrLE-Qn'et steady receipts 900 head: Shipments
100 head EKports 60 9s5 as Good Choice Ship
ping 81 $685. 10 Medium Fair S49s4 60 Best Butch
ers steers 81 ga 80 Fair Good So 4o6S3 90 COWS
and Hefer So 0S4 Feedes 4@s4 10 stockers s30S3 10
sHEEPReeepts, 500 head sAies $50 head Medium TO
eood' $1,000 10; Choice 70 Fancy. 50 20 Gs6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-08

..,y,s stock probably Is the history oi many more.
~ cr,srator who before the opening OF business mad
80 she {. point " to bay Union Pacific at ia
-. ops without friends. The closing price Is
soSas Northern Pacific common stock, after ad-
ssnc;nr from as to 80. was special favorite be-
...se Of fipso to buy It rose to 81 and closed at
20 The coal stocks were special favorites and the
roes weue further advanced. but sold at the close
Delaware. Lackawanna and Western at 1So'
Delaware and Hudson at Ito. and New-'erSey
Central at 100. Western Union was active anu
rose to 1i7ia, bat closed ut 115os aEalnst Ido4
saturday. TIE market closed weak and unset'ieu;
Government bonds were barely steady Win s,nan
transactions those at the Boards amounting OnS W
roe oos, Tho final bids show decline Of g per
rent for the a. the others being unchange0- an
NAKED are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-08

Stats bonds while dali. were firm. Louisiana
popsols sold at e2ia, Virginia 6s consohoa' go
second series, at 39s and Tennessee os' od. a. oA
Df city bank stocks the only sale was q" "a
Merchants Exchange at 96
IsThe dealings in railroad bonds presenSeu 10 ies-
kures OF interest. Prices generally were sVeaoy
..its;, n.rrov auctpations. and the dealings were
80 If sDf,eeut magnitude to call for comment. 1t
4 worthy of remark however, that where there
vere late transactions the prices were lower than IN
sarly business, and that there were only few
la.n quotations made. Erie second consos.
after selling up to 1903. closed unchanged
AT 100. Missouri Kansas and Texas hrsts
to,d At I07 and seconds at 104s49104ls. Boston,
Hartford and Erie irsts declined from 6Ol206l to
be and the early sales OF Rome, Watertown and
Ogdsnsburg firsts were s90S919 against Sss4 Sat-
urday. Metropolitan frsts were strong at 1O6 and
seconds up u per cent to &c. St. Paul consois sold
mt I2S0l22s. and first Southern Minnesota declined
b to lO6ss. Kansas Pacific consos were steady at
3l)5 and Texas and Pacific incomes were hrm at 90
ISs Treasury to-day gained $105.618 on
balance made up e s91 gain b o. %ssss
ssn since Friday 1927 1885, Money to-day, after
parly business ct and per cent was In snort 9o-
nand az PSI cent, and closed at per cent Plus S2
many accounts were not made up at O'CLOCK ne
domestic exchanges at interior points on New
niines at New-Oreans to ST discount to par and at
Chicago to 81 discount. The United States treas
Try M Washington to-day received $4,000
National bank notes for redemption. The Customs
receipts were $696227 and the internal revenue
receipts were x7O7, PFC. The Clearing House state
ment to-day is as follows: Exchanges 1872. 42l O41;
balances, S4. Use, ago. The TRANSACTIONS at the
Sub Treasury covered: Receipts 81 $50 2I pay
ments. 81 ,27S, 309; currency balance, $3,o4%6l !;
coin balance $89. 529, 495.
The foreign exchanges are hardening, and to-day
rates were firm the basis OF the following quota
lions:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-08

strict Good Ordinary Ills Middiing. --lV AA.'o
to % psnf SSS us d1Y
S Ss Ss's Nav r fss nns
$sS seHS9sRSS
5 .s 1Ss ss
Der 1881 December 1923 TSd1ys eSsns P SsI I0f fo
Tits ins SGIdsI 1 1856
1867: November. io,Ald1o.47 December, l@A64lo'4S
FnoTR .S6 without decided
eT TeD %aas s aI Sos including
S Ss itS ETA s. %Sst INDIES sSS
SSS Minnesota Extra s. SOsss the whole rInEs
ter WSsst Extra s. 4SS neudins 700 Dn oh9 q g 20
1900 bb Low Ezra = SpSst 49, mainly oS a 10 Sv
VIII sS w sPe' at s. sos4 IT, an
W. Mn,. Wheat 81 i9S q t6 bS sa eSS SS we're
Az cd Mo- 70 sT 14a s II
Coed 70 Fancy do 81 65es6 5O Common 70 cool Extra
GFs Bound BSSP one Ts 81 Mp@so q 900
90 SS%%on E Ssa g 1856 straight s. 1886 &
VERY csSies EsR yo: 80 l S OO
ERN tLoUK dun unchsngsd soes SOg 9O SoG ncSSgS
Ss7RYE FLOUR unchanged tra 1ghs sal sioI IN
gs, spPe5age !. g 10 SOSs sog a 30 NEAL
quiet %ec a $S' s 81 Is
tied opening dun and &c lower subsequently fee9vsF1s
ns aOf lost ana Closing steady
quolaCus export demand quite moderate WIN teS
account sales $4,000 push future - 900 bush cash In
GLIDING 900 bush No spring, 81 II: 6uO oush; no
Spring ST is; 2IOO0 bush UDgraded Winter REQ 81 49,
al i7Sa; 200 bush Red, 81 lS; 1BSOOD bus1: No
Red ST i6asGsi 1875 N loads IA store 81 2osS
81 n afoat; II No Red. 81 26dSl 2Ot 23uO
bush. M,Isd Winter 81 1881 ~; ,o 100 Sn push %
White, 81 II. 1000 bush. steamer No. :, White
81 l5io $4,000 bush. No. l White. 81 1891 lbp;
No Red March, 81 2obesl 2l4 closing 81 90 stl n
dc Apr 81 26L0 81 II, closing 81 2OGSl 2Oos DO May
ST 49, G$l 90 closing 10 29S1 loS No White March
81 iSlsdSl 1884 closing 81 1881 lS9 do. April 81 ia
ST 1873 closing 81 lSeSl ISL do May 81 l6ss closing
81 49, nal l7RYE quiet STEADY, CSC. dSl O3 car lots
and boat loads sales 5000 bush JERSEY and Pennsy
buyers 10000 bush UngrAaed canada private
al cars 93c......BARLEY MALT dull. nnchanE Ell -:
and limited jobbng trade demand fair business on specua
including Ungraded Western Mixed, 66Sjsc; Ne y S1Ssa
$4,000 board from elevator sie1mre
Mixed 61sG569c steamer Yellow, 67c; steamer hlLe,
6O'qc.; No: White 6S96tc; ungraded White 0Sa21e
Southern Yellow, 67c No. March, 81 P65I &c closing
a57' sc DO April closing ooEG?S1sf no. o May
sales $4,000 opsh including no 81 - aci no Z So
f6c No l. LOTT? tncluiing 5000 bush No y March
sal4 10000 bush do. Aprsl 43sS4lc; OOOO Oush
do, MAY, 40 A9c......FEED qnlet STEADY
In STORE IN KEw-YoRK BRooKLYS AND JERSEY cfrT
GRAIN WAREHOU6Es. HID IN LioHt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-08
SOUTHERN MARYLAND RAILROAD.
AGAIN.
wAsuIyGrox, D. c., March 4, 1873

WARRINGTON, D. c. March T. 1881.
j. IL LEvrIG ESQ.,. President Southern Maryland RGttrOad
Ph4Ea. Penn;
that bearing your sguatnre dated
Philadelphia March l. TO A. W. DimOck q Co.. OF
NewYork charges made by me in
letter TO firm dated Washington February g.
true. Judgment Of $4,000
against Maryland RGtrodd held by the CON-
pany which Will appear by Oxamina-
ton Of Records Marys county Court NO. SO,
Trials Sept Term 1875 certified copy Of which herewith
transmit you.
also stated that we held the obligations Southern
Maryland Railroad Company in notes to large amount
This allegation you substantially admit
did not say there judgments against you to the
amount of quarter Of dollars. Your denial there
fore disingenuOus
did say debts many bengin the form Of udg-
men are estimated considerably quarter
Of million dollars" will give you sufficient aaa fOr
that assertion.
The southern lid. r. r. Co. owes the State Of Mary
sl63OOO 1873. for amount of money
paid company by the under false representa-
TONS the Attorney OF the State 1ed this claim
debt due the will appear by the proceedings
appointment OF receiver brought by the
creditors Of Georges County; this with
interest amounts to about 100000. There were
other claims represented by which amounted TO
$4,000 also judgment in the Superior Court of
Baltimore City IN favor OF Starr RdenOur. amounting to
about 5000.
There are also other debts owing by your company to par
ties IN the various counties which your alleged proposed
cairoa. triverses.
Iencose an extract from letter from D. Mudd
e1sate Senator County lis knowledge Of
| 1t In his own and adjoining counties
also beg TO call your attention report the Invest
eating Committee Of the General Assembly OF Maryland
the session OF 1876 the Journal OF the Senate
Referring to the reports filed therein you will that
cordng the testimony OF MI smOot the presi'
dent Of the Southern Nd RR COHaPaRR that in addition
indebtedness IN bills payable OF over $4,000 and
numerous bonds on tho CON-
pauy 10 the amount 100000 been saued and
lroe amount have been Oated further the In
yestgang Committee recommended that the Attorney
General take proceedings may be nee
essary to proper application Of the sub
scrbed to the company and the interest OF the
state said company"
And a minority report filed therein even recommended
that the testimony and papers be referred
the Grand Jury of the Criminal Court Baltimore city"
These same many pages Of instructive reading
Of similar tenor.
further there mortgages to the Central Trust
Company SewYOrk record dated January 1881.
for 81 COOOOO the 100000 Ow, hen with these
mortgages and the S22OO00O OF bonds referred to In
your Presidents and the other amounts
owing by your Com pany, 1oat 0H be tie indebtedness
mite Of your proposed rOddf
Nearly every the past thirteen years. ncud
Ing last refused application TO enter the City Of
Warrington even tho District OF Columbia
do 10
you facts all susceptible OF proof and matters Of record ac
cesslbo the public Respectfully, s. 1. SUE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-08

tract OF letter OF Hon. Geo. D. Muid oxstate Senator Of
Maryland,l
DEAR SIR The namo OF the Southern Md RR. o. in this
section is anonymous fraud and rascalty people
have been robbed and cheated by tho officers aud contractors
Of the company and give you ample proof thereof
As chairman Of Committee OF the Senate OF Maryland
which Investigated tho affairs OF this company In connection
ith s obtaining slG3 900 the State by fraud the evil
.nce showed oonousveyto my mind the fraudulent
which tho money referred obtained and the papers
have been tho Grand Jury and the
swindlers properly punished.
Tho matter will again be brought before the next Legsa
'uro 4oi u''''' ''''' GEO. D. MUDn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-08

In london, British cons0ls were steady at 1893
for money and 99l2 for account. United States 5s
were "a higher at lO3sa the digs steady at 1l4l2,
buf the As were of u az Il7Ss American railways
we're All higher in response TO the " boom" Sat
nrday's home markets. But the advances in Lon
don were not great as at home; Bar silver u
nuoted weak at SD. per ounce. In Paris, French
per cents rose from S5.57l2 to 85.900S575, sight
exchange on London advancing to 1888 francs.
The gross earnings OF the Hannibal and st. Joseph
Railroad are reported IS follows:
1890 1881
Fourth week In February. $4l742 S36466 Dec, e52S6
January to February "a St3044 279,lS0 Decp 63Ss4
The receipts of -four and grain at tho principal
Atlantic ports this 7th day of March were:
New.York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-08

Is zoe Cooradoe auote best grades at 20 1885, ord
nary OF 2O022c Coarse Carpet at 17420c Neyada
and Utak-we quote 22d25c Good Medium AZ ~
42c Good super at 37a94Oe up 70 $1,000 I9s ioe
Western continue very oul anu win
accommodating lower prices seem 70 be lneui,ap pSn
we continue TO quote them at 90035c Co tpooS
except at very low prices on account Oh bs sso
and uncertain Rhrinkage Some OF them dave
found contain as high 80 per cent OF sand al o
which should washed out when the Woo We
pared market best grades super NJ
second B" grade at S2e27 aeeordng 70 Zoo
Carpet and other low grades 1T 10 e2Oo BLACK ~
Foreign WOol-PTces range from $50 70 49e Ior
MonteYdeo az 80 a3bei EnEllsh Combng M Aoo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-08
eorToN mARKnrs-BY TELEGRAPH.

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X1alsne lO7so (sood Ordinary Csc. receipts 1893
baieS ii saies eplnsrs So bales
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-08
IoNnnN WOOL sALEa.

LONDON March 1.-THE following are the Wool sales Of
Yesterday Ia detail 1910 Dales Port PhpFeoce L. To- a
ia sd. secured 1id0lsll d Greasy 3D. al G3L Locks
and Piecea 9d,9iA6d.i Lambs Greasy 65d Sls2d 1853
bses isl Locks and Pieces ls5d
LAMB Greasy Sd. I'd; l22e bales sydDeyGreasy Cd
3D.. 4Sl Natal and CapeFlecce d d1Ae d Greasy
79d 0l0aad; 105 bales New Zealand-Scoured, il I'D
Ioek "a 0iQf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-08
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Riper. Vessels and RatiroadR
Nvxx.YoRR. Monday. March z. 19e
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NFw.YoRK Mouday Marah T. 1873

ASHFS-ouiet at late prices.
COFFEE-RiO firm but quiet Fair cargoes. l2ci SAWS
2l32 SIRIUS" l.34l bags ex City OF Rio 6O0 oags
$40 do, terms. Mid grades quiet IOr
mot kinds nomnay unchanged sales 100 bags MARA
caibO "Avo" private terms 325 bags do ex Claua
IL % 326 bags do ex do, ll'ci MaracabO urn al ~
1870 -, ooo
COTToN-spot Cotton dull and isc lower; sales, 629
bales 256 Saturday EVENING" including "a for export ana
b73 for consumption. Delivered contract 5000 bales
Receipts at the ports to-day 2394S bales against SzSSS
tins l64l5 since September
1897 bales against 42s9267 during the same period