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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Wednesday, August 2, lss2
Tie T? FOR the Brighton cup at the Brighton August
meeting to-day won by the Duke OF HamiiIons
chestnut colt FcnclOn.
NJ Nelidof the Russian Minister 10 Turkey VIII start
for his post COnsantinOple tomorrow he VIII pro-
coed by way Of Berlin and Vienna.
The St. Petersburg NODoe VreDya states that Engineer
Melville and Seaman NorOs and Nind.Tmann, OF the
Jeanuette crew. have arrived at TObosE They believe
that Chip and bus companions perisned In
"a storm
CITY OF MEXICO Aug. 1.-THE official statement shows
the Mexican for the last fiscal year 20 be
OOO all increase of 500 900 the previous
year
ToEOSTo Aug. 2.-rhe statement advertised In Lon
don prospectus OF the Canadian and
Asiauc Cable Company, that agreement has been
into to pay $4,000 for obtaining act OF the
Canadian Parliament incorporating the company eX
elusive all other preliminary expenses, excites severe
crIIciam in Canada and investigation Is demanded
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AWARDS no AMERICAN EXHIBTTORs.

LONDON, Aug Among the awards TO eX-
hibtors at the International Electrical Exhibition at
the Crystal Palace, were the following: diploma Of
honor TO the Anglo-Ameriean Cable Company gold
medal TO Professor T. A. Edison for lighting apparatus.
etc; a gold medal to the Ango-Amercan Brush Light
Company for the Brush dynamo machine aud lamp
a gold medal t0the White House Mills, OF Hoosac New
York "A dynamo machine; gold medal e. the Direct
United states Cable Company; gold medal 10 Professor
A. E. Dobear Boston, for eleCtrOstatc teepAon-
and "A SILVER medal Philadelphia Dy mamie Com
PAW Numerous awards British exhibitors were
made.
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THE CHAUrAUQUA MEETINGS.

CHAUTAUQUA, n, T., Aug. 2.-The past
fortyeight have unexpected increase in
the number Of arrivals addition those coming for
study The Hotel Atheneum has a large number Of
tourists and pleasure-seekers The full programme of
the day was carried There IL large attendance OF
students who Will graduate after four years course Of
study The missionary conferences neld leading topic
discussion on wOman's medical work III foreign fields.
Classes IN voice culture, harmony elOcutiOn, clay model
ing kindergarten, art, aud Bible study now held
daily with early morning philosophical lectures by Pro-
lessor z. b. Bovine in the Hal OF Philosophy.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
PHASES OF IRISH AFFAIRS.

LONDON, Aug. 2.-Richard Kelly, proprietor
of The TtQrn Herald has been served with summons
under the Prevention Crime him with pub
fishing an article written by James Redpath encOurag
ing the murder of landlords
william Mertens the printer Of The Freiheit who was,
convicted publishing seditous libel in connection
with the Phoenix Park murders has been sentenced to
three months imprisonment at hard Labor.
The Dublin EUeniHg Mail announces tha6 Mr.. Jenkin-
SON. private secretary Ear Spencer Lord Lieutenant
OF ireland has been appointed to succeed Colonel
BraekenDury Director Of the Irish Criminal Investi
CATION Department
Mr. ParneIl about to issue a circular with view 10
check operations OF the Land Corporation.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WAsHINGTON. August 3, a. m.-The 5arom-
eter is highest in the Northwest and lowest Lake
Michigan II fallen in all the districts east Of the
Mississippi with partly cloudy weather and light rain
southery winds inue in the Southern states, north
10 east winds Lake region, the Middle states and
North west and westerly winds in NeW-England. The
temperature has slightly the Atlantic coast and
fallen slightly IN the Northwest.
Indications today
For the Middle Atlantic States. occasional rain. with
partly cloudy, slightly weather, eastery TO
sOutherlY winds. lower barometer
For New England. partly cloudy weather, occasional
ram winds shifting south and east, lower barometer
siignt changes in temperature
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BAR HARBoR, Me-, Aug. 2.-As John and
Isaac ". Howe OF Boston, were coming down Green
Mountain about 1 o'clock this afternoon on a buck
board with party OF ladies' the team was stopped by
an armed hgnwayiGan, and the HOwes were forced to
give no their gold wa and money, the total value
being IL 800 OF ~ 400 he robber was armed with
brace II large plstOls. large party s started IN pur
suit Of the highwaynan' and reward oI @L'VVV 10
offered tor his capture, dead or alive.
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DC done by canceing bonds assigning them 10 tho
secretary OF the Treasury, rs the latter may prefer
me deductions made In the counsel fees rs fol-
t9ws MT Gilehrst, $1,000; Mr. Parker, ~, 800; Mr.
Terrepont, 1880; Mr. Keasbey, 81 500 total S325 800
e te'uetons In the allowances originally made In this
we're The result Of several conferences between tho
oecscsry OF the Treasury and the Attorney General.
OF whom centended that the counsel fees
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THE CASE OF s. CHAPM4N NEALE.

RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 2.-S. Chapman Neale,
who wac arrested few days ago In Denver CoL on an
alleged charge OF embezzng large amounts OF money
from vrious persons in Alexandria Va, was brought 10
this city last night His arrest the result OF an in
dctment found against him in the United States Dis
trict Court for violation OF the National banking
laws in making false oath as director OF the Nauona
Rank m Aexandris 10 the effect that lie owned GER
tain amount Of bank stock which had not been ny
nofh
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TRIBUNE OFFICE. August 3, l a. m.-The downward
movement in barometer continued during yesterday
Cloudy weather prevailed with occasional light rams
III OF an neh) The temperature ranged between 69'
and 75o. the average C71ss) being 2s lower than on
the oonding day year and 2o lower than on
Tuesday -. ., -. O.,
Warmer and cloudy weather with occasional rain 20.
lowed Inv partly cloudy or far weather, be expected
to-day III this city and vicinity.
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DEATH or RICHARD j. GITTINGS

BALTIMORE, Aug. Orchard J. Cuttings OF
the firm Of Machn a Gttings OF this city, died very I'M
erpectedly at Ocean CITY, Md to-day from al alAcA Vi
bilious dysentery Mr.. Cuttings was one OF Tue must
prominent and successful members OF the par oa '
cy aud for several terms the state AitoEEeJ iOi
Baltimore County.
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Ay IRON AND COAL COMPANYS ELECTION

SCRANTON, PENN Aug 2.-The following ON
GERS Of the Lackawanna Iron and Coal COMPANY "oie
elected here to-day President, Z. f. Hatfield j. III
reerors Percy r. Pvne H. g. Clarke, Samuel sloan ID
{. Blair IL A. c. Taylor, OF New-iOrk John u bia1r
B.airstOWu- L q Plat AT ocrallIk4i-1n1i-
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DRIVEN TO Suicide By ISLANDER.

SAN Francisco, Aug. "A Walla Walla
disnateh saws "Mrs Aninger wife of respectable Ger
man farmer Of Umatla County has committed suicide
The tragedy was result OF malicious trick on the
part OF some young whom she had prevented from
ssooiating with her daughter. aud who IL revenge &c
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cused Mrs Anger Of perpetrang petty burgaries and
larcenies which had occurred In the vicinity. Tne
charge unhinged her reason"
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

1~ a.zr,m variations IN this city by tenhs
divisions Of time Tor the ~ hours
DUNG The oiea ne represents
III. int.Ise IN sAsrnseter o. Had
aarm
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Pest Oaice NotIce.
lr the week ending Aux. ;. viii close al this


Foreign mails for the week ending Aux . vi" e % TINS
office as follow .... -. .s.......
Oueenstovu LETTERS for Germany and France must DO
directed per scythia at 4;SO A N Tor France direct,
nrr - II tsermain uAYre. al Tor the Neither
lands direct per rdain. VIA Am5icfuam az lls5p a.
Ia. for Europe per 81 KLEIN VIA southampton and
tn 4 kspAY-At $50 m for Europe per Republic
via Queenstown 0etters FOR Germany and France
be directed per hepuDac' AT J5u TOT europe.
per IS Mitand Via Plymouth CherDOurg anu HamDurg.
~ m. tor nassau n0 a1llas -. Ilts OF
Antonio, al l.JO p. N for Cuba, Che West Indies and
Mexico per - BRUSH empire. Via Havana
FRIDAfAt y. for Porte Rico direct per SG Anflllas.
SATURDAY a. M for Europe, per So CITY Of hone,
Queenstown letters for Germany and scotland must
be- directed per city II Rome at IN Tor Belgium
direct, per IS Naderland, Antwerpi al p m. for
scotland direct per - Ethiopia via Glasgow Al 10 =.
Tor Jamaica, per So RehLe at IL q. for Europe.
per NecEar via southampton and Bremen Al l3O y
for Cuba and Porto Rec, So Niagara VIA hatsla.
\. for CHINA and apan. Arabic. VIA 14u
Francisco ais Tor Australia Nen Isa.nd sAiI Won
Fiji Islands per CitY OF sydney via ban Ian
close August 10, AT p. w..
HEN Y-t. PEARSON Postmaster
Paeuc mails 40 arranged On
the basis OF uninterrupted overland transit % san Fran
esco FAIL from time Al san Frahcco
"a .sitls al -ss-n'sr@ 49, <<4Ae u-S
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Gpeual Notices

THE SEASIDE LIBRARY
Out to-day. In Clear. Bold. Handsome Type,
Seaside Library No. ,343
CONTRABAND
BY G. ]. whyte-M elville. Price 20 cents.
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LIysHroot. Jan IO-l2.O ~ m.-Cott"1-Flrui MiddlnS
Tu'iu.s D1i. 1Idllur Orleans, 6' he safe Of the any
C-4Mar.d IuciuliuE Lon bales
speculation rr.Ori7 receipts, 3UUJ Udt5. ~, udlS
FOOD bales American. Fuiufcs-J lands, Low MIDI NJ
January delivery gu nuo f'pluli(
dcuycr-. tiiIsd Gu February and March delivery C.i
do March and April delivery, GlsiJ o.. April ana May 10
livery - sa May ana June delivery G'-d eso ba2d 90
June AMI Juv delivery. 6i'lGd do Juiv aud August 90
livery. td. Future, outer.
LWEgroor. jan l0.-l:5On m.-Cottou- ltldng Upiands
sl i.o.lnB orleans tiita the -H.eso tho day "olo
lAuop les uuuns 1000 bales pr speculation and export
Fu'ur'f FRI 'uy'.- favor
LtyEarc0i, JAM To- goo m.1ne sales OF the Gay IN
cludro @.-j bacs ~ ruciu.
LIVE root Jan. lO-,jJ p w.-C0tton-Futures-Cl
barulI steady.
N,Gu-It jan TO-. Cotton Grm NiddlnR lie: Low
Nidiine inNci GOOD ordinary loo" recepts zoo osles
sdC,. bales
CHARLESTON. Jan 1O.--Cotton Grm Middlng ll5ca Low
hidtilhg. a. GOOD Ordinary, l)A0lp net receipts
Hil Halc.: sales 1000 lllcs stock. IN, - BALES.
NfNlilS, jan lnCOttOu firm; Ndlung. Ia &C. r'cep,s
- oae shipments 3J2 bales sales 900 bales stock V7'o
bales.
MONTE. Jan. lo-Cot,on drr held higher: MiddnL l1ci
Low NddlinV. IN Ic3 uo0i ordinary, luitc" nee
receipts. TOO Uacs exports Great Brian, 4.2pJ ualS
70 h. ointment tl Da,c-; codsLW.5e tOl OaIes Sales
80 bale: stock. a 7l6 ba.es
NEW-ORLEAN, Jan. lO.-CottOn Grm; MidnnG II Ssci
low MiuIns, ~ &C.. Good Ordinary lo'.c ao' receipts.
2.11G hlly gross 3,t22 bales, sales 1000 bales; last
evening. ,. 800 bale, socS. 3~S ~ bales.
NOBFOLK Jan lOtuttOu st"l y. NidinC. II nc net re-
ceips, lot bales exports ,rrtt E1uin 5S2l bal
COdstwise Ji3 bde, sa. ljt bales stocA. J0,Jl Oaes
81 LOUIS, Jan. lO-Cottou firm, Midilng, u &c, Low
Niddlinr lie; Good or luIry. ll-o. rec ipts, ~
pa e. shipments 300 bales. sales 223 OAe5 stOcN ''5ts
Sty,yx,L Jan. Io-Corton firm: Nutdinz. llLc; Low
bales gross. 1000 baesast evening. 800 bales stock
3J,sIG bales,
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ErROPEA. MNRKErs.

LIVERPOOL. Jan. lOZOJp. u-Porl-Prm Mess Eastern.
Cul a. 70. Western duil -. Bicou-CuinDor,duI
Cut. dun 45. short RID u at a., Long Clear.
hrmtr 40 A. Suort Clear Oul no ~ 3D. HdmS-L0ng cue
dun a. -; Shoulders. dI at - Sd Tor Beet-InIil
NJ ~ LarhIrmr Western. steady 10 $500 rllow-Prine
CIV hrn"r, 40 ~. Gururnuno-SpriC4. Steady nc ~
kosin-Fne dull at llpu common. saly ~ oip Cheese
American Choice. uru-r 1j Lard D none here. Flour
EXtra state. du at IL. WhctNo. White. -tray ut 1914
~ io"d. t"rn-'iIX"l steady AT LII C1ttuuctd OIL
st'riy AT ODD 1urucntnc-oputs az London steady at
4Ih.
LONDON. Jan lO-i:OO p. n.tacnfta LinSeei, a.. per
quarter Sperm ON. 4Gi OEjS ton; Pa" ROsn. UG
1U6d SputN rurDentne tiji. per cwt. Refined Petro-
loun. s9jd SWts OF Petroleum. 5daSl4G. pei gallon
Common R0sn. IL Ln,eed on ga per tb,.
LIVERPOOL. jan. 1l:U q. m-IIO llSuns-t On hTnnr ~
5l"i. Genital for New Mixed strn Flour 1854 for
Western. Peas l0t Centu tor cana lIu Wheat r1d
ID. for california White; lo'la ia Tor California
club 10 lldGll Ii for Red Western Spring.
LIVERPOOL, jan 10. Receipts Wheat for tho past
three days 222OOJ cenjas. including $4,000 Ameri.
ANTWERP Jan. lO.-PrtODum. II francs for nno pale
American NcaTs Lara closed AZ 40 francs 90 confines
per 100 kn7
BREMEN Jan. lo-wncoIs Lard closed at ~ marks 30
40 pounds Petroleum marks 80 DlenDugt
LIyFRPOOl, Jan. lOTard j66L per Cwt for American.
MANCHESTER. n. OIhe marNet tOr yarns and fabrics
IL firm but there Is not much doing
Jan. lD.-MlCOX's Lard closed 81 marks
30 pCuniES IeI 100 10
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THE STATE OF TRADE.


EuIlio.g. Jan 10 ' oon steady 'rtlnrs, u ac. Fonr
dnL if.asr, street. ana Western. suppl, - - a
5i,' 40 ll5.r - joy.5 >, TO- lSrl = 5000 81 20
fa 5@iiy - ia Saost-1onrncra red - s-a-i Go
Anngr 81 80 A. n, s5o 81 ioa Ia Ig9
nary al 900 - tu Iey,ai :. - - - "ie. % ~
e.: Western mixed, spot and brrrmb"I C,4D-c 81 Jan
nary " 9s'" l,,,i,,- l.,st lc
~ 1'-c.. "', Nl1' a., f,ay .fi,i, zane 10 CIo,,c
rennsvivania and Mar, ana. -,e ~. ..-,
sales. 40 '1.l <niRi , & ,u g'''' u ,, . ,'
Or. cIs W. !: ia.tcd 81 ia -gr oats et. sales. ~
uu4l Whir la or' i.''.5 "fn. -a II No.! Lilh
~ privst ms, car NJ chicrro ~ 81, al III tore
corn ., oa. i',o. airoal .'.iprs- Flour, eo1 bl-
Wheat 300 nHs" Corn "iut h'r.t n1.H' l.'op pm
Co -. "G5,I r,,. . oats 1000 bush. Kyr q, o. bush
Cuc,oy, Jan TO- Bour qu.r, ard UNCLAIMED Wheat m
Siai% ~ ~ do i ISasi H. .c,rct,-i laac C,.n
Unsettled anI lower l'cggar ~ rc e-g $50 cash g. IT,
CASH ti,ac January ~ * February and March 1910
ll4Stc'e GI yen i ''G ",ri T,t II - sea- = - P
active nrna ad scI bgt a. ;'q f.. i"g@sh
S1 ~. March =7 "6atl7 "1L2 April Lard fairly active
and shade sacr a. ll2Ie eaah ,i ana 1aqqy ~
April HuiEmr''' mouralcJ "ctye an mshr, -i"uid'r'
an. unch1nged Al s. s A. IA. cjo,iug cal-Nacl MN
ou' -'s iiIT January dc fc'T,ar, l." & larcA
4o..c sia,. Provisions steady and unchanged.
t,.... .',0-T etr.rg. % - s.d Winter;
81 receipts. $500 bush shipments 900 bush Corn in
good demand hcagy re.es hay d.pre,,'i re- rarrg
40. Mixed. o'e @d4'ic oas 'lI'ns NO Nlird' we
~ "' "a" an ~ M ~ ~ EIl,lcars st!nn r Sin1
a,- e; 4r', Ill.,. ,',r lea, -;4.-. s. "h7-cy
n. or g',5 Of ,noi TO- IT,, nn 4. g a.a xl a, en-
81 axe logs ~ i've AID h.a; Common and Light - .-t
Sc So rac .iu" aud Butchers 80 t"arp7' rrc'H $500
..oriro.r Ni,, Jan. 10 Fiour steady a. 81 aooso -
d.. s l 80 b. -f
No , M1tG t' n,, G,o is, ., ,, ooo
5"r %, o6 I.S "' cc DS' nome %o nome '''' '''''
"l 'i Jan ia-F,om stay ard n wncr,
qa,.. 20 lie ~, N". 2MhwauSce ilsn' n.''n., 80
Nafch a. 500 April II a,2 May -" Miea uAor
GHlns. 30 1.,ic, LI'',I ~ 5,Srrng 'a.r -
SI7 30 February. Lard -Ptiu" - am ll.I5c. c-- and
SUI Ecoip,.-l.our 2lp.2b4l. W .a,, - 100, oue.,
ia 10y, 90 ban shipment. F!ol.. "'"'o bbs wheat
rnLAuELraIi jan. .-loar dun ard unchanged; n.la
y ,ara ~. minnesota Extras Clcif ri, D. penn
syiga Family Coco 20 aG " fia@ [ y do ? Nc 9
process. - % Winter Wheat raen's Good; . %. I've
MS4. da aad anc aqeed tuc.yhca' }len .e1y al - %
S,itr : .G, Il 3Safs 5oa. January u esI ~
%r. IL 1. tl cargo rata for No. Rcd. prompt ship
mcut at 81 -. nee on boari 80" i.,e "4c- ,. >
sew Jersey D.'"1Is ana M.t' 5 Yrll.w ,A'
itc,ed l' S, tho ,'', cargo san lrr papt
iccrci Soc provision. rr,-Br~t CIV N.', Dcr o5
"a 90 L4cAes y.. a. ~ PORK s. 81 ,ss ,'I4i.
E,tr~ PRIME sl1 a. IAN, GoHri "a -: o. 81,
sao0ldSrr ess -e7' 40 eoqse f-tg gci ,i
ii % a H. TO- -tclm. 100 Buichor- loose H. %:
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NJ We possibly shade N a line vi strictly
drkins would probably bring SIC
h'lciii ~ thoce goods at dOGJlG
trS unu-ually light and they considered good prop
cry western Imitation Creamery IL In good demand AMI
NIy nm Uue mark Wi,h sold at week at 3c., brou Mt
soc to-day. Mo Of the Western Butter Is showing decided
winter taFuT pIr uarlY The dairy and a"try guni whch
n IS the sales and tales oN considerable from TIE value
BE- the hdc packed goods better tAey would meet
ready sa!, al hrueG Wlces Quotations:
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inof s. m try eo- heat din but qgist 80
SPOT, 81 3JdfI ~; January, IL 5V6$l a.; EcOiuhry
= "a March 81 u april 81 49, May 81 'I Tx
rIaty. a iec March. Is I,Gj6lac.; Sag, GsAdd9lsc
oas 'u; y > i5s6 L.. Recclp.s-W cat, 10000 bush
Corn, 2s o. bush; oats 300 shigments-Wheat oIOOo
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LIVE s,rn.K M,RKEr-

NfgYogg, IAN. lo.-H.eyE ton ~sr', ~
600 hea. a-iust .bi3 bead for ih ,''rs". .a .h.,e
cay i,t Ne'S o. tlo arrivals tidy I cr lot., E.te EN-
& ,nr ee-s steers ir Mes.r ~tDn 90 Mct1eI car
in,s for e market ne II ear load. witch arrived Hte -
cans se o; HI D}' W. g-ay urc@l "esr. socr.
man Glett pure a-cl ~ head ol Nh ir "'" poLt Trade
tc Wr T. c Ea,isla r. scrycI 50 hcldio hin alive aud
MHFrt pressed ' bad ii,r ,lic At ons to IL e Com
NH r.s f. n Sg0 IN ~ re.3 and 81 carc1s.as
Beef 40 car asses Of Mutton in the i1mr Devon a al
na ST. rs. 'los@ b; s.e2r ca g. 1 Ss q e
- DO IN, VT; at @ ti do, 50 cT T. a. It, r,to
ye.teuiay 2, Illinois stc'., ai2 a. "'4c. = % s. d.
at 1910 % Do, Il07 b. at loic lido ~ m 81 nc:
IES-Iscciut> were h,,d-t' hgt st D. ~ v ana
quoted az at 6aIoc for Common 10 rhine -loc
week AGO jerseys sell I2aISc, md states at
lE AND LAlfHs TODAY were i, =, =? ears ,G 9i
,' - 81 y, I've r6 m 'c'iat. receipts but
ON ir not . re c n e ,. ,i ~ hc1l Tor
co o, ,"G a" ' las, acE ada~ieea y the ,@ao
ssg w. Le "ao[ aaG ae min 10 i5g " t To c
mand butchers to'~ hold anG o3ug"t a,os li' ,-g
all closed out before O'Clock 40 full yesterday pr t' IHe
CHE iIr 1hfP %'o lIn ctc V " az f CARO- d %
Cared Lamb, so % a.d car o. Go o. . 40 90. a2 ~
5aa55c Or s.d Mutton and Lamb r. selling Ia'h ,a
SL.di &c for the after. better trade Ns looAe4 Tor to-
morrow siuull iIr weather COntnu" o., orHle.
Di leabac & Dewey .od ~ Western Sheep ~ 3D. at &C.
J. r. Sddler & Co. sod: lSo Oho~i 10 Dew lAuut y -,
sec 1871 DO 100 49, ~ 5ac; 40 do * H. at &c; l9
Canada Lambs. - 10. 1T &c. go
New ton q Holmes sold - Ohio sheep mainly Ewes 40
at 52- 10. at -: - do. - H. ~ &C
t. = NaSc I1S keutICSy sheep, TO- at 4'ci 100
10 1Oj a { Jersey Ewes 100 3D. NJ J go
Judd ~ buckingham sold. $50 Kentucky sheep. ~ 10, At
DC 100 do 100 Id, at 'c Ohio Lambs % 3D. at De- b3do
Os 10. M - u. - $500, , =,
] Picock l52 Chicago sheep. lo3 lh at - 90 liG
Kentucky ~ ~ i5i lO1 H. at jiic; l32 do OI
10, ~ 66-c. iil do III H. at ~. 90
tDG--.IoCcpt- to-day we're - cars OF 5,Hl6 hc1d-'}N
cars at ON Al Jersey CITY. Total receipts
since aturlly - 163 mead against l5 for tho cores
pondng time week Continued heavy receipts together
with the mild weather 0 the past few ds have depressed tho
m rkrt or Live and siUThtcicTs have control o the
situati,n OF Prime ONO og were holding ~ sc
extreme Out+d" figures for uuntItinn- 'uY
Drc ID Hogs have than lac ~ ca
Thursday last Country Dressed Hogs ty lc per 10
The lacrrr ted for Heavy weights, ~nN lie Tor
do and -LsHsiic for Light Weight intending ms
SaIeS-nti Il Re sold 1911 Western Pigs 2 d. a. Os
J. Hunter sold: IGS Kentucky Hog. / q 3D. al Sc.
Kirby sold late yesterday 1877 Ohio Hogs l3l ID, at
So 80 d.; l49 do. IJI 10, at - 10.
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OFFICE OF THE MrRc iNTrIr Trust C0IPANY)
No. 40 BROADWAY, NRW.YoRK, :
Ian + 1870 \
LIlHE Mercnntile Trn.t Comnanv Nh SIC

'I'HE Mercantile Trust Company VIII issue
certificates Of hrst preferred stock Of the Manhattan
Railway Company for receipts already Issued
and the stOck OF the Ne~YOrN Elevated Railroad Com
Vany TO be exchanged for Hrst preferred stock OF the PAN
haitian Railway Company In accordance with the agreement
between the Manhattan Railway company The Ne".1OrH
Elevated Railroad Company ana the Net opOtan Elevated
Railway Company, dated November H. l7~l Upon the de
liver" ~ the certificates 10 tn Trust Company it vi" pay Ten
Dollars share u cash
Upon the delivery the cerfcateso Of the Metropolitan File
waited Railway Company The Trust oWpany viii Issue c"ilh
cafes OF second preferred stock Of tho Manhattan Aa"y
Company Their Ol. NcWAUIE elevated @. oh eI- making
the exchange tha closing books VIII receive hr
dividend ~ ~ per the first preferred stock o 20
Manhattan Hallway Company. 49, -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-11
LIE srOnK MANRErs TELEGRAPH.


BUFFALO. Ian. l0-CNTlE- Receipts today. 80 head
oil lor CSC head uro last wteE
5000 head: consigned throuch 229 carr. market "all pat
l7u sales IXtri steer, 80 p DG -. Choice d>
81 4 COO: Shippers. - O0%j 10 Good Butchers steers
- - ButctrS Cows - o. a 81 -; Mixed butchers
T.; n 4
SaEEP AND LAIBs- Receipts to-day. 700 head total FOR
1900 head for time lat week, ~, 90
through market tul II dht hanged
sales of Fair Western sheep ~ "Jd&J, thuc" u
Fancy, - 2jHSJ % Common. ~ JuD54 Canada LAMBS
~ 1881 Canada Shrcp.Tt JudpJ.
HuCs-i;rccpJ, day Uyu head t"ia for week has FAR
4Uuu head. time last week, $4,000 head;
consigned hronE ~ market active anu shade higher
III Good to HCr Workers. - itH< 90 2 do - m
81 80, Good Medium weights 50 i5a%G go GOOD 10 choice
Heavy Fair do - l3H ~ 20 iigssI sJ0&" "
CHICAGO. Jan. lo-lioGs-toceipts, 10000 head ship
head market opened strong ana tuctUatt but
hrm. all Sold Common 10 Good Mixed i"a-" AZ
cIvy Packing and piping 70 4J0tB ~ Puiddrp l- and
Hog as 80: Light Hogs - 10 4@D 30. anu
(ulls. ID
CAfTLg-Itrcegts froo mead shipments 300 noaI Fat
t.ttlr -u.g. I., lc lower I'M 1lt', - a. sos
Good Choice .grg -tceI.. - So a. Common Fiir
- 1865 p. tvrl iuc.,r- 40 5D0Sl 40 miiIy al a'9
43 -. >pckcr- ant Feeders 4. 0'-i So.
NIrE- Receipt. 800 uctu; smumrnts 800 head; market
gene i4, f.. NrJH, - - 49,, 10 O. O. u
Choice. q -u4. 30 0atIuA, ID Il 10, .Aish, 80 't~t
] LOUIS, Jam lO.-1"r--lrh. and un han-.a. Light
ping. - ~5e-6 ."rsr.t 7'asp - laceI.2 ~ t,H
-t 10, l.t.hr.' 100 F7 Heavy, s. o. 30 "a. receipts.
1000 head. -uipm n's 90 bead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-11
OFFICE OF MUNICIPAL GAS LiGHr COMPANY.
$50 4tu-AsK., XVI OAK, jan ., lo52.
A 4 -
OFFICE OF
II CoyprysttED COycRzrF CoMpAxY,

TIE COyDFS-AIED CONCRETF COMPANT, :
80 IIHERTY.sr. NEw-i ORK Dec. %, 1917
Tr'HE ANNUAL NEE ING of the stock
holders Of thi, company tor the election ~ Five Trustees
manage the the Company for the ing
viii be held ~ the Oce of III Company, $50 LOerys I'm The
CIV OF New.YOrk clock noon the second Wednes
day IN January next. January II, looA
+. y. /. SIODDARD. secretary.