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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-10-28

t7em.ly fortunate for all concerned that the
result Wa. not much moro serious. Mr.
Patterson, the injured hremap. WAS immedi-
ately taken to q farmhouse near the wreck
end u ply sicisn summoned from lndep.n-
dence - Gaop as possible. lie WAS removed
10 the railroad hospital the same night in
Division Superintendent Cummings' CAP,
that Off clal starting from Sedslia Immediate
" pbou bearing OF the accident. The track
WAS cleared AZ 5000 as possible and Conduc-
tor Williams was again son tino" at the
regular our for tue departure Of the return
train. lu t4l> connection We wish to remark
that tho action of the railroad of sisls ut In
dependence turing the day Was anything
but what It should Aaye been. The farmers
IN the Immediate nsighb0rh0od Of the wreck
stopped their WORK and sent the passengers
in comfortable eonssysnees 10 Independence
without charge, and showed every %Ilcliaa.
ton to help, not only those injured, but
everybody upon the train. But the railroad
officials at Independence seemed dlslncIlned
to render even the slightest service elther to
AeIp the passengers on their way to Kansas
City or make them comfortable during thslr
forced stay. The most that could be got ont
Of tbsm by persistent pumping Was that the
next westbound train would leave at 5o'clock
p. M, and this iniormstIon was given In
such . "hotel-clerk, - '.damn-you" sort oil
manner that It seemed as though they
) thought the accident was the result OF ID,
criminal or vicious actions Of the pass, q
gers. 1t costs but little to be polite und-I
{ such circumstances. and we think u few les
D son. could be taken with advantage by III
q railro al officials at the old NJ. =. K. =. depo
NJ Independence.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-10-28

gressiOnai race, but alter successfully thrDw-
ing Col. Van Horn on his back, they stuffed
. resolution down him to the effect that he
could not make the race this time, for ths
sole purpose OF inducing Col. Crisp to come
| out, With no one at bis back with no prin-
ciples to advocate, no platform to stand on
and IN fact nothing but schiIdish, whimsical
plea for vindict tion. lie asks The people to
send him 10 congress because school children
tell his cnIldren that their father is q thief,
and because TIE democratic party twice re-
pudiatsd hun aud his villa ~ uisgracsd. Did
not the Kansas City Journal, tbs very paper
which is doing ILLS work nuw.say four Yeas,
ani even Lw0 years agO, that II be went IL
congress his whole OH eial career would be
characterized by jobbery and political cor
ruption. j. he any better now? Ii no Dc
> cent republican GOULD vote for him then, car
they now Is re any better now than then
Mr.. Grsyss paxt turned bis attepti0n TO th'
practices OF repubiicsnis~ 10 general. an
arraiEned them With such sca,hins seyerlt!
that the republicans who were there move,
~unessily In their ssstS. He eloquentlJ
. touched upon the ArthLr-M .hens cvmbins
S'Ou u Vh6ihios u SoPoSoo suOii ~
and motives 10 the evident relish Of the III
. dance. He applied ias dtsreputable cours
of Chalmers III Mississippi to this lily NJ
vlsed outbreak OF CrIsp's. and gFApn;rsll
y described his political Tunersl on Novemoe
. s, which was voclferously sppluuded. u
" read an editorial from the Kansas City 1ouu
nal of October %, 1873. which euiogize
: Sawyer and denounced Col. Crisp in vi
!. 1:sasured terms, ami declared him who'll
unit to represent the people In any capscit!
=. He said Crisp wss asked by . man in one
~ his Jackson county speeches how he woul
vote on the organization OF the house ,shou
ne be elected. Crisp replied that no you
vote ~ he DID pleased The meeting ",
q grand success. and Graves made vot'
among the wAvering republicans who d
- not intend to vote ut all. He will 60 out
" johnson county with 1000 majority. Cri
will not get tSo.tpirds Of the republic
vots."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-17
ETHIOPIAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Jan. lG-2;OOp -Pork-Prme Mess Eastern;
nul at SOt Western. duu at 49, Bacon-CunDeIland
Cut dull at 86d: RID dull at 41E Long Clear
duh at 466d snort dull at 1854. hams-lOng Cut
firm AZ 40: shoulders dull at $3.50 for new Bee-lnda
Mess dull at 80: Extra Mess, firm at llO, Prime Mess dll
al 50. lard-Prme Western firm at 56L Tall0W-Prllne
CITY steady 446d Turpentine-Sprts, steady at Al
ROsin-Fine llbd Common STEADY NJ $50 Cheese
american ChOce. steady CO., Lard on none here tl0ur
Extra state IA WheatNO. White. steady NJ 10 ~
No 2 Spring firm at 1854: Winter New Western, STEADY
az lO9d CoTn-aiIxed steady al Ola Cottonseed OIL
Yellow American. Rosin-Cominon at London
steady 3D. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at London steady al
All
5Od New Mixed Western: Flour. 1861 for
Western 6Od. per GENITAL for Canadian Wheat lU4d
alO5d. for California White; l0Sd0ln for California
club. lOl ld0l1fld for Red Western Spring.
LIVERPOOL. Jan l6.-keceipts OF Wheat Tor tho week;
Atlantic ports 1000 quarters; from Paclhc ports
quarters from other $4,000 quarters Corn
2l.OC0 quarters. go, -
LoNDOS. jan 1880 D. m.-Calcutta Lnseed 416d per
quarter Sperm OIL. e67 per ton Pale Rosln U~
1864 Spirits TurDentine 42 cwt Refined Petr0'
leum. 81. Spirits OF Petroleum. Sisd09G per gaIOn
Common Rosin. 72d. Linseed on 425.l per toI . -,
HAMBURG Jan. 16.-WlcOx's Lard closed at DO MARKS
% pfeunigs per 100 10 -o go,
80 cenmes per 30 kiles. -, $780,
ANTWERP. 1GPetroeum ~ francs 81 2 ee1times
pale American NcONS Lard closed at 139 Hahos
20 confines per 100 kliOs $500 - 80 -. IN
BREMEN. Jan. l6.WLcOXs Lard closed at OF inafAs oV
peinigs per % pounds. Petroleum. marks,
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 16-Lard 506d per ewt Tor American
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-17

Western Creamery. Poor Choice 9Oa4oc; Imitation
Creamery 26oS6c.i Western Dairy Choice 15d32c
Western Factory Poor to Choice l2a25c. Western Rolls
choice stock st held very strong with fair inquiry
others steady and quiet state Factory 10 Fancy
gdlShei Western flat Fair Prime, 9dl2l2c Cheddar
Far 10 Choice. 0al2icc.; Skims Common to Choice,
SqsA2 EGGS-Market heavy and decidedly lower, on
mia weather and Increased recepts Long Island and near
~ 2ld22e state and Pennsylvania, 20ci Western Fresh
Ibd2Ooi Southern Fresh. l9d2uc.; Western and Canada
fhe ned l5dlbc; do Poor Good. 12dl4c.: LINED Can
ada Western and State. l20i6t.
Domestic
sEEps.clover s9sec; Timothy. So 4oas2 7o Flaxseed
81 3eledSl 40 trade quiet.
sTEARINE-Dul weak and nominal; Choice City quoted
D@dll &c.
SUaARRaw quiet and lowers Fair Good Refining 7isd
1ae 800 bbs Fair Cuba Muscavadoa al 7c Refined without
marked changes Cut Loaf lOosc Crushed, lobe. Cubes
dooi Powdered, 10al0ici GTanulaed, 9ac. Mould a."
efc.; C0nfectioners "a" ec.; Standard a." $40.
on "a" shas4ci White Extra nc" sisasc: yellow do
DO 7sasot yellow -" ia 2c Yellow, 6a 07lsc. -
TALLOW-Less active and scarcely trm. Prime City
SR0sosc.; sales 81, 900 H. Si2dSasc.
WOOL-Messrs. HallOwel & Coburn, of Boston, In their
circular OF the lsth The demand for Wool continues
light and the les compared with those OF last week show
slight decrease. The market however steady. We
note an advance in and above Ohio Wool which we now
quote with the X and above 43d45c We also change the
and that 52o has offered for the choicest
los Other quotations substantially unchanged The
sales Of the consist of $3.50 10 Washed. $500 ID
secuted l,0ll 700 10 Unwashed, $4,000 Pulled and Nos
Total Domestic 1894 m Foreign total Do
mestic and Foreign, 2.223,400 b.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-17
49, srorK MARKErs-nY TELEGRArn.

BUFFALO. Jan. observation-disclosures today 2,SOD head.
total for 1000 head time Last week
$500 head through. 227 market duh and
lOd DC lower Of steers a. 10 o% 2j choice do
81 75dSJ 90 Good shippers, - 2Od91 90; fr 10 Medium
~ 7adS5 l5 Mixed butchers 53dt3 15 nothing doing ia
~tockers. duh at : lO0ti %
sHEKP AND LASiB5Receips to-day 1000 head total for
week thus far 900 head for time last week. $4,000
opening prices Fair Good Western sheep a 2j0
~: Choice to Fancy 25H%j so; Western Lambs 50 5OG
So 50; Canada do So 25d&t 10.
HoGs-eccIpt today, $500 head total for week thus far
consigned through 81 cars demand fair and market firm at
sales Of Good 10 Choice Workers. 10 4OD
80 81; igt do S6dt6 10: Good Medium Weights, 80 %
aS6 20: Choice Heavy 80 15a@6 -; P1gs, 80 zjd96
me 1900 head; market opened strong ard closed weak
common to Mixed So eOGS6 -; Heavy Packing 50 40
rs; Fancy SO 9OG$7 Light Hogs S6as6 49, skps and
CATrLf-Receipts 5000 head shipments, 1900 head
ke generally active aud steady 10 Exports here values
nominal at So ZUd5G Good Choice shipping 10 4OGS6
Common 5Od5J 10; Mixed Butchers active and
stronger FAIR - 75043 0 Good to Choice 50 20
d=4 %; StOckers and Feeders S3G54.
SuEgP-Recepts $500 head shipments. 2l00 head;
active strong Common to eium 50 5O Good ~ Choice
Tc Journals Liverpool dispatch says: Cattle rmer
Tons. l9icC. sheep firm az DO
ST LOUIS l6-Rec pts $500 head shipments. 1900
head; mar steady; Light shipping 50 s3d46i Workers
S6 1886 2j Packing, So 1896 45 Butchers To Fancy
SO 5OdS6 %. $780, 100
ket sow about 10 supply prices nncangcd
Ii0hf 20; Heavy do, 20
Exports $685. 2j But chers Steers. fi0SJ; Good to
Choice 50 -; Selected Hecfs bring
l50$4 50 Feeding Steers, s4@Si 40; Stockers - -0@
SHEET Receins 600 head; shipments. 300 head;
ke steady with demand for Good to Choice AZ - G 49,
lower grades dull at $503 20; Fancy sheep s. aS5 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-17
WORK DAILY TRIBUNE,

ssy a SsmpPd sos aSs sss
each at $50 and spEinser1 "a az efS and
Jersey AND prices STSy c sisssg SSS
quoted c Fed Calves at aa5iac and very oOm"0"
saiesJ n Hume sold IA Grnsser 94O H. at dc % d.
400 d. at 4c Veal lOOlb, at &C. do SSo ID al o' w.
Haienbeck & Davis sold 10 Grassers 2SS ~ at e GSG
Vea Ito at 7e do y a. ge 900 r. al sc do 80
n, Of She do. 20 H. at sio; do 22O ID A'
SHEEP and LAMBs-Recepts 81 cars ears. OF y 400 s
neSde cars at and "a cars oads e Carried over from
Saturday Jersey CITY and included IN today
and cars Of ExPO Sheep Tor Mr. Hollis feeling
good tbs morning and 6qySrs TOOK hU by i9m Prices
generally rated about the same az on FRIDAY n
the selling INTEREST sY T 9Snsaa ~ t the
offerings were cersSi Prime Ohio eihsr S S fed by Mr.
Ewa averaged l75 n Mr. Hollis 81 sS"@hI 6 6s
fed by Nj and cars by HERSHEY and Ms A ss
from these sales the range for sheep was from 4|c " o
sales-J sader & Co sold 55l Western sheep 81 d,
l7S Ohio do, los n, at 5i2c us do lOZ ~
l76 do 90 N. at sac 392do 81 D. at 5e - state 40 ii
zac Lambs So n, 79c 1872 state DO 40 ID
Judd Buckingham sold l4s state sheep 1l9 d. at GIG
56dG % m at &c; Bucks 1875 h. at 4ci 1874 state LAMBS
p B. Kase Sold 1856 Lambs IA H. ut 7ci IS state
P1eocE sold l7s Chicago sheep o. r. At Sc go 20
&C. ~ 49, o; "a Is2 do % n A. Bic lbs DO 81 D. at iec
1853 do IS 10 &c; 1913 do mainly Ewesl 100 D. a. &c;
O2O2 Sheep and Lambs at an average Of 80 ~ per
head .. ..- On 81,
Newton Giett sold AZ ohio sheep 100 h. at g SO ia
~ d. at 50 25 l5S do Sc H. at 50 2 lSl do ~ 10 ai SCI
40 sheep and Lambs 10 TO- 6c 100 Ohio Lambs, 80 D. at
&c. 800 Western Gull Sheep u n, at - 40 CT, no :. -,
ss q RSSS e. D. %s.s5n
4c "a do at s6 10; i54 Illinois do l2s b. at 1c 81
state do 30 10 at SIC 26 Canada Ewes 147 d. at 5c; l70
state Lambs 10 b. at So 30 So DO 70 III. at 6c sS Canada
do 70 ID, at TIC; ll2 DO 81 n, at 7lsc. 800 go
alenback Davis sold 100 Ohio sheep 10 N, az c $40
do 125 So co. n do l25 H. at So co. LAG do 81 No. az
IS 92a 705 Western 80 10 at 5c l72 Kentucky do %
H. 4c lG6 do % d. at &C. l52 do 10 D. at c 66 DO ~
b AT c do SO ~ ao 40 do ll2 n, at bi2c lo do,
i3s h. at aci 276 do H. 7ci 40 state 02 h. at
c So do 81 Canada do. l&0 ID, at 6lic 10 do,
Rwesr i3j TO- at Size; 1871 Northern Canada sheep and
Lambs mostly sheep 50 H. at 6ci % Ohio Lambs 10 ID at
Use 80 Canada do ~ at c 1872 DO 80 n, at 7ei l42
do 9S TO- asc II state do, 81 b ut &c. . 80
j. sold 100 Ohio sheep los H. az 80 10 l6i do,
JOG IS 20 lSS state DO 80 lbs 90 &c H0I stale sheep
ard Lambs (Inainly Sheep, 10 Id, AT 80 %.
1872 u OF lIOis head-G4 cars at
Jersey City 90 cash az 40ths Siaugherers were am.
ply supplied direct from Western markets. and there was 10
demand for the i've Hogs sale to-day The feeling Is re-
ported weak il wOId take good lot Of Hogs to exceed
Che
Saies-Smith Reed sold saturday, 29l Western Hogs.
l73 b. 81 10 do l4O h at So 80 95 Pigs ~ 100 b. at
csc Il Roushs, l4o TO- at 6'sc; II do, 1s6 10 at 1'c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-17
TUESDAY, JANUARY II, 1882.
Wheat; $1,000 bush; Corn, l.5U0 bushi oats, none
COTTON MAnKErs-nY rELEaRApn


crate inquiry which freely supplied s Ma n.sI UT Ie
ing o9 oaes for @ 1mS export
Low Midding cause January February delivery bs3d
do February March delivery cad DO Ap,l and MAY de
July delivery 6iSied;dO July and August delivery Sasd'
IyEarooL IAN lSsoo and 1D %sEs4T
anH yr nov a sn cl e Ino sales OF the Gay IN
cluded 1000 bales American. ,,,,,,,. -. low
MiddIng lose. Ordinary, I6c receipts, 800 bales
Boston. Jan 16-Cotton dull MiddnnE l2c.: Low
MIddlng II set GOOD ordinary iO'te net receipts ia
bales; took. $3.50 $3.50 bales 'N'''' -
BALTIMORE Jan f6Couon steady Middlnng, lslci Lo Cy
bales sales spinners. 700 bales stock &C. l0i bales
Middi6s iic Good oriiSiry Sc receipts bales
CHARLEsroS Jan. l6COon steady Middlmg II &C. Low
5aes exports coSst%se 1851 bales sales 1OOO bales
SIIvEsToS jan i6uot.on steady Middlng l2c Lev tg
Middlng II &C.; Good Ordinary, lose; net receipts 169
R1 sS ess sTR s SO oa' '
PHiLADKLPHIA Jan. l6 Cotton steady Mldonng: l2isc
MddlnG &c Good Ordinary iOgc net receipts oo
bales; sales spnneIs lsGbaes stock Lbs bales; NO,
receipts SO Oaes' gross bales Shipments e45 bales
' Mon S2 Sas stoes Ssss m n m Low MIDI
ling. lei Good ordinary l0c ne, rse9 hps l5as
iass 6 slS's Stock tSD 1857 1915 5ae '''
Low FI alddins lihG GOOD Ordinary lose receipts
$sd bales , sTo as pa as sSene Bales stock
$4,000 bales. ,,,s..,..
lls4c receipts 247g bales exports to Great Britain
5ss bales eoastwse 7sl bales sales l277 bales; STOCK
AZ, G59 GALES. ,.. 49,
ST LOUIS jan 16-Cotton steady; Mddlng, II i?c; Low
Mihdling lie; Good Ordinary, lV2c; receipts, L,o6o
bales Shipments 1929 bales sales 1872 bales stock s7o0o
bales.
SAVANNAH, Jan. t6.-Cotton nrm; Middng hci Low
Mddng 1921 Good Ordinary loG net Ee S balss Sales
1000 bales; last evening, 12O0 baes stock gg46 Dae
WuMNGToN Jan. lG-CottOn firm; Middling, IL 2c; Low
Middng ac Good Ordinary, lO1lsc; net receipts o69
bales expOrsto Great Britain, 1881 bales STOCK l22'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-17
Clarion, MahOlilg and PittsblTg
RAILROAD COMPANY.
THIRTY YEAR SIX PER CENT
FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS.
Central Trust Company, Trustee.
TOTAL ISSUES OF

TOTAL ISSUES OF SECURITIES
Capital Stock Authorized. .......-. =, -S6O0O,OOO
Capital stock Reserved Treasury 100000 s5oooooo
First Mortgage Ronos. $4,000, 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-17

Warren PENN via Brookyle Punxsuavny and saltzburg
to Pittsburg, 100 miles, Branches and sdings, 80.
Total, $50 miles.

invite subscriptions for the above mentioned bonds az
par aud accrued interest payable instruments subsco
ers for the bonds will receive stock allotment which, In
view Of great value Of this line becomes very large
bonus
The line OF road forty miles OF the OIL
region passes through the finest timber and bitunin
territory found IN the State of Pennsylvania
Excepting few miles Of the road through Forrest County, IL
passes through popuous and wealthy section OF Pennsy
vana hitherto almost without railroad facilities and has
an assured from the time its completion which
there intelligent for believing viii be equal not only
payment Interest upon the above mentioned Dond
DIVIDENDS upon the stock Of the Company We are as
sured by OF the corporton who well known In
financial circles that the present demand orco
alone transported this line is of itseh more than
sufficient produce earnings the interest upon the
above mentioned bonds and dividends upon the STOCK ls
large local business which ia the necessary
resutof the heavy population the line and the great want
Of railroad facilities would TO leave no reasonable CUES
ton that in very short time after the opening OF the foad
these bonds will command high premium in the market
An officer Of under ntloned company has recently
passed over the greater portion OF the line ny wagon and on
foot In order might be able TO speak OF the value Oh
these securities from actual knowledge.
Parties holding large in the stock OF the Clarion
Mahonng and Pitsburg Railroad Company also the
holders OF controlling the stock OF the Mahoning
Coal and coke Company corporation owning large bodies OF
TIMBER iron ore and lands through which the line OF
this road passes and from which alone is believed sufficient
revenue will obtained Do pay the interest upon these
bonds.
Full information including prospectus OF the Railroad CON-
paav and our circulars and blank subscription lists VIII be
furnished on application to the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-17

-~-1, 700
subscriptions invited Tor the mentioned Bonds
at par and accrued They by
or trust deed 10 the Central Trust Company. YORK.
Trustee conveying 5000 OF land ia fee body
Jefferson County.
The line Of tho Clarion Mahoning and Ptsburg Railroad.
now under construction Cfrom Warren via Brookvlo and
Punxsutawny TO PttsDug and controlled by parties who
large holders Of the stock Of he MahOnng Coal and Coke Com
pany directly through these lands by which
road outlet to market for the ORE coal and
coke Of this company heretofore inaccessible Afforded
The demand for the product Of the forests and this
company almost without limit We by ON
Of the that contracts for lumber coal for
various railroads and and special
offered smile ont pay the
the above mentioned bonds and dividends the stock Of
the company. within the first year OF It's business
These forests lands and mines have been personally
amned by officer OF the aforementioned company and
do not hesitate bonds being entirely
SAFE and they carry with them large allotment OF tho
stock OF the company unusual opportunity for realizing
large profit without risk is here presented
We will receive subscriptions un January 31st 1882 AZ
Payments thereof be made TO the Central Trust
CoApany Trustee the making Of which the said Trust
Company will deliver the bonds and stock certificates Of
payment and rights
CIRCULARS giving full information detail together with
subscription lists and the prospectus of the viii b.
furu tah "a .lfoc nfaf Tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-17
bales same time last season.
- nras.a
SIS Low Middllng. lOsIe
o. Middling. ............ llVle


quiet closing dula, an advance Of i to points
Nay i2sesias June issiai%9s i3SSS 5d ssi
Hnes aud Mareins-Jan%aTy. Ii,07 February 1874!
%Sc 1872 August A $ $SS s ME
5S 6G e5Tu S
March i242dI24S April l2GSGl294 May tAS 9ig
31sf22 s9ss 5 lassSssssSl
ll F1or T0y HSB DUH
sn3g S and S n Low Grades sae nSS6 5S
Headns 65 Winter %se9tt NJ, E13F 6S s ,a5ss
800 S6 civ 50 s. for West Indies g TO-
for south AmeT S 9R 20 Sr @S Spring o 's S 10
%Rsa dS POO 6D 10y Grade So Extra Eapsra 20
9Se 49, 50 o, Tor Se sa soo IBIS were for EXPORT
QuOsons $aSs ano S at Fa eNTe@ S S s1fe
~ ag 7sd 81 g Good Fancy Do s. 0d$s common Good
Extra westns Good TO choice = SoaS9 Common Gca
DO $50 soa$s Eylra Minnesota $50 g 81? 3S
g 4O Common Clear 80 42Gs9 90 hye 1 M Patent
s7SSs st Louis Common Fair Extra sjGS6 25 Good to
Extra 81 80 market closing dull SOUTHERN
da COCO @@ 81 a. doo c2oc e 50@$7
RYE FLOUR que, and heayy sales BICKWHEAT
FL0UR dun lower sales at " so"S@ AZ B9GKwIesI h gy
ficIdy 500 bills Brandywine So SO, and 100 bis
0IFSoREiGN FFUIfs.By auction today 900 Palermo
Oranges 75d$2 so 5000 bxs do Lemons, SSGs3 20 all
v dG d trade on vy %SS
GSF bar at about the inside quotations sales
is24O0G bush future $4,000 bush. cash including IN,
praded Spgiug 81 O5aSl 49, migrated Winter Red 81 zoo
si44 Red 81 ~ steamer 10 q Red , 81 2lsl No.
81 ass FOR old; Ungraded White 81 S4dSl G SSi 10
Red January. 81 42ds 42n7, closing 81 AZ DO February
Sjosing 81 464 do April ST 47i4as 49, closing 81 Az;
DO MAY 81 47i4asl a., closing 81 47l RYE plenty
and very dull at adg1c. lots boat loads X
LEY-Market dull and slightly IN 6nyers favor sales 23O9
bush Choice Rowed state 81 lo 1000 bush Ungaued
Canada II IS BARLEY MATT quiet and UNCHANGED
COKN-MaTket opened steady; subsequently declined
ioaso closed weak moderate export and limited
obbing demand fairly active business on speSuaye
incndne Ungraoed Western Mixed, 67Ad704ci No. 3,
Ggc steamer Mixed 6S2d69sc; No 2 6o at9c FOR new,
70d7Oc Including $1,000 BUSH rec on board al ge;
New White Southern 15d76c. dock New yellow do lc
on dock NO Mixed January 6s closing 6S 2ei
69i2 d69sc, closing 69l2c; 90 MarSh ~
a1S closing 7lc.i do Nav. 7s97$sc closing 75c OATS
3 at 4sc. No 49Ga402c for 502d5na4c. for old;
No l. dele: No SWhile 49ci No 2 50G5Ol4c for newi
81 lsc for old: No l. b2ec Mixed Western 4Si2Goocj
White do 5Oa52c Mixed state 5oa 81 i2ci White 90 o2
G5fc including $4,000 bush No. Mixed January 4Sisc
10000 lush do February 4s'9a4sei lSH0o bush do
March 4si20iS7sc.; 10000 bush do May, 4S'sd4S'4c
IN STORE IN NETWORK, BROOKLYN AND JERSEY CITY
GRAIN WAREHOUSES AND HELD IN RAILWAY LIGHT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-17
financial.
TWENTY YEAR SIX PER CENT
Sinking Fund First Mortgage Bonds
oFTHE
Mahoning Coal and Coke Company Of
the State Of Pennsylvania.

Value Of lands 5000 acres in fee) ... So 100000
Capital stock .....................e Al Soo Cl0,
First Mortgage Bonds. .--...--.-....-..-. 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-17
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YoRK. Monday, Jan. &c. 1ss

SoFFEE~Rio dull and unchanged; Ordinary 10 Prime
prgoe 9dllc including Fair at lOc sales lsOo a9
folders Withdrew considerable from the stoeA' Miu
quiet nominally unchanged.
CorTON--spot Cotton dull and unchanged; sales lSl4
a. 49, bales ssturs ay evening" lncuans oU %
Delivered contract 600 bales Receipts at the ports 70
day II 667 bales against % 7o9 bales this DAY as WeeS
bales last since september L. ooOV,sSo
bales sgaius 3 7O7 6Sl bales same time last