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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1884-03-08
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those occupying lands belonging to the com.
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are also notified to attend to the matter without
delay and avoit trouble.
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A liberal reduction to regular advertisers.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-16
CIVIL. NOTES.

George Wilkinson, the receiver of the Amer
lean Trust Company OF Jersey City, began an action
Yesterday IN the United States Circuit Court TO
So 30 SO Oh Judgment for S54,263 33 recovered IN
New jersey court against Delo5 t. Culver.
The suit of Anton SambOry for an annulment
of his marriage with Susannah Seaman TO trial yes
terday before Judge Inraham in the Superior Court
Both husband and wife soranans, from South Amer
lea; they speak no English, and minors. The plain
Tiff is seventeen years old He brings the action on the
ground that he induced marry the defendant on
fcbruarv % last through fraudulent represcntatiO
lie dec ares that the day before be arrested al the
instance SuSlnnah seaman, the charge OF basardy
she told him. n, lares that he would get ten years IL
fling Sing unless married her and the less or two
evils he consented He has not lived with her since the
marriage. The young wife denies the charge.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-16
LIVE STOCK NAPKFT

NEw.YoRK. Jan. l5.-BEEvEs-No fresh rpceipt. Ten
mou today The reported arrivals for tomorrow viii
Beef very dull with Common to Prime cIty oIaurh.
tered sides selling at "a lc Western DRESSED sold At 4
sApments today 81 qnaTers o. Beef and 700 carcasses
Washington Market The market for Live Clve is .ul md
Win Extra Selected Gives at l6ic 4 small Si Of Coarse
Heavy Fed calves averaging 80 10 $50 b received oecr
country Dressed veals slow and high as tev can
Ciy Dressed Were selnE at & few scattering s-Ies re
Sses-C oins sold 6Jer' Ne-s I.Oc-O0 b. at lOc
Tge = 63i. ~ j. Jrsov .so vg ~ a. 3 4, ia -
az gcj 2do 3 H. az yc' 6do l2l ID. at c DO, ~ to.
cole & Williamson sold Jersey veals 10 70, at Io9
iodine { Hutcheon sold 6Jersey vcals, $50 n. at loc
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts were . cars Of 24j7 head
loads were held over nom arrivals. Tnedemtud
S1r ~ oe of tLe stok cli Tor.ev E - .ori m
cool lots Of e-t'rI gong az 5.4c Lambs ~ot az o No
are weak PRIME sells az fIOu 10 C. Common
Prime pTcssei lam1s r.nod hom to lie. choice stock
.aic-,idd uchlnghan sold: lao state sheep onainy
Nestoaa Glet sold so Jersey Ewes, lo3 n, at 4.c;
~ eeEtn.A! I1eeii tc, Icrsy 20; - She oi at,-
Hume ~ Mullen sold: est I'm sheep. h at % =;
- nos 81 h. at 'sc, ana 20 Canada Lambs 70, at
Dl onback Dewey sold: Is Canada Lambs. a 70 at 7ac;
Is e o. At 7ci 100 Western sheep lJo %. at ,, AID
ash. Kirby q Co. sold 10 state sheep IS 70, at
50 TO-
Hailenbeck x Davis soil: Is Canada Lambs 70 D; 1T
7ci I.f NOirrl canada do, 81 b a. c, - Canada
LWes. etc. IL 70, AZ % -lc.
HOGs-Rrceipts we're cars of 1880 head-equaly n.
the markets. The heavy receipts Live
coutributcd to s uurf weaken m, uakrt for
h Dr s,ed, bic has reacted on tc Live market ca0'ng
p e. c Per h Ordinary
quoted 5o5sc and IL D. doubtful Prime could be sJld
much above a &c.
tons; Light Jerseys sell at L4C, and Medium al 3ia
Light GuUabc at ami NcGlum at LdI1tC,
Coarse 70 Prme. Heavy range non C-c to 74c Buf4.o
Dressed sold m : D. u .c
~al,.-~mIth q Rcd sold: 10 Western HOGS l23 TO- NJ
5c u Pgs, 70 H. 20 5 So DO iuy m at - o. II Rough
Hogs al. d. % o. 40 yesterday
81 Western Hogs 10 o. al 20 IU lJ9 DO Jj % at &C.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-16
corrox MARKErs-8Y TELEGRAPH

GAtyI,ros Jan I5-Cotton steady; Aiddhng. lose Low
ldtius. 20 l6c; Good Ordinary, e.Dc, net receipts
fU7 bales gross 707 bales; Exports to Great Britain.
= bales; 10 France bales: 10 tie Continent ---
bales.
,styAyNAn Jan. l5-Cotton quieti AiddImg lO4c; Low
Nddng 10 ltC Good Ordinary tItc net receipts SOJO
BALES gross 1850 bales Exports 20 Great Bran, 1882
baiesi 10 France, bales; 10 the Continent - bales
S&stNse 10 bales sales 800 bales; last evening, -
baes stock, 81 sly bales.
AEw:ORlEANs. Jan. l5-Cotton firm; Aiddling 10 76ci
Low AddlinR, 10 llCc Good Ordinary lllBci net 70
pk 1901 bales; gross l03l0 bales Exports 10 Great
n~in 1897 bales 10 France 2082 bales 20 the Continent
= balec; Codstwise bales sales 1000 DsI4s; last
v'ehlbs, 400 bales, stock. Az. loo bslea ~~o~s
New-York tribune., 1884-01-16
THE FEI-ARDEYT.DI CEsNOLA CASE.


case were resumed yesterday morning IN the United
States District Court An early adjournment was taken
owing mainly 10 the Sickness Of one OF jurors. Laun
Thompson sculptor and Robert Elin OF Ein Alison
sculptor~ and stone workersvho were called in by the
Investigating committee In January, ISL and who ex
amIncd the statues Of AplIoCte and Eros and OF the
fi-rlrc holdiu- the horned head, when the Cook
pamphlet was p4hhsaed-Ie'uned NANNY "a
corronor1tlou OF Messrs Ward and Cayerly
Mr Thomson was shown the miniature figure
Known a Exhibit 2i7 A. and asked 10 give an opinion
on IL He requested and received permission o. sponge and
ct H. tie said that hc Thought 10 made VI mixture
of plaster ami cement but would not say dco>ive.y
without sat factory examination He did not ,hiuh the
material had tue clee-y character possessed 10y the scnu
inc q LulLutA .tuue.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-16
COURT CAITNDARS-JANTA

II a
syFRFNE CouGT-CHA>BET-- Before Barrett J.-Nos. 33
a. rs a.. 80 -. -, gal - sI 5 ao2 6i $iC i "
SI rETNE totEI-OENIEAL TILM-Hef0re Davis. = j.
Brady and Daniels JJ-Nos lJI, I+t l47, .. ~. Ill
4 ID o Ia ll5 ~, loo l5- Il5 49,
surRgsg CoUEI-srgClAL TERi.-Bafore Van Brunt j
Nos 81 lS os 300 10, So lo9 3o, $40, 4j3, 50, 100,
l>6. 3 81, ~. 4, a..
,.sgrgiTAT cogEI RcUiT-rACT before Lawrence. j
IL; 20 lf2 loij TO-, ll4l. 1225 1853 - s. l4'
srIEENjS, Cor.r terrT-PARr before Van Worst.
gGos q GI. Il - ~ 2i i ~ -. 90 l43 743, IlS7
I49i l-.r6, llo7. 4-5, LOOT III - 4''-'
SuPgEME COURT gIWtlI-Phm IIT-Bofore Douohus I -
Cas- on-NO. -. No cay calendar
sURHOGATEs COuRr-BCioro Rollins. SContested will n.
s,PEROE OraT -GENTHAL TCHyi-Betore Sedgwick G. ] .
Trua1 aud Ceotnan, JJAos 40 a. AZ, 49, A. -, A. a.
sJrEmoa CorGr-srEcIaL rfrN- Before IngIaAsm Nos
StriE,oa Corsr-lRiAL rEBH-pARI f-Bc:9re Freedman.
Nos J3s l<lj a3t l@.5, 50, I-Ii I49i go, I-G.,
o. b. 1913 I 30. ~. tS4. 5-3. 6'i.
CUNNoN PIEAs-GENEgAL ITRN-Bef0rc paiy. r.J.; Lar
Ieuo.e and Beach, ~ -Nos g. - J o. a. o- ~ e5 D.,
o6MGoy PiE.s-srEc.Al TTRN-rsforc paly. J-No.C
toliNON PLEAs-TBIA1 TRRY-PAsT I-hetorc sn H0eSen
J.-Nos -St, go .1 tf3 - VI, 90 go. 32, ori ~
81 3+ frl l. 3.O - 49,. U4o 1s' so- .3!. 30, U!O
ON C0CG7-TaIAL TTsX-PAgr I-Before Hal, J.-Ncs
Is 5- - los. SOL 30 40. -, Is, IL. -4' ~, 3s5
CiU oollT- -Tuu TraN-P.a. .-Befers Hyatt J-Nos.
g. 34 .U7 81 ,Ii 81. 30 49, l4o, 1879, $40, 55l,
cry couaT-TEIu znH-PAH1 III Before Hawe.. j
.Ni 1tt~. SDJo - 40
New-York tribune., 1884-01-16
CLOSING PRICES or PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
Ksport>d gJoHy Il DAVIS q CO.. j. BGLl-s'.
TUESDAY, Jan. - p. n.

TUESDAY, Jan. 15-r. n.
The stock market opened to-day with fair
degree of steadne-s, and in instances
there were some Improvements in prices In
the early dealings. Such improvements, however,
were only Of short duration The complete demor-
alization Of the bond market, that Al important
olcI to sell any class Of railroad bonds is regarded
as an indication OF a secret knowledge of some m
developed rotteuness, has created q distrust
that sets aside all reasoning concerning
TIE relative values of either stocks or bonds. In
the speculation the crowd viii not buy the worth
less stock that some one IS sustaining and at the
zane time cannot sell enough Of the first mortgope
bonds that OF two holders are forced TO sell
without regard 90 value 20 meet other engage
ments Never in the experience of the writer has
the Stock Exchange market presented 50 many
OF both stocks and bonds are measured solely by
the pressure to sell 1t is that the real demand
for either is unusually small but il is equally true
that such speculative demand as there is is great
est for the shares or bonds that the less freely
offered for sale. III to-day's market 81. Paul was
the leading stock and it furnished $1,000 shares
toward the davis total business of All 200 shares,
and its price declined. with numerous fuctu-
atiOns from S9aS S9si 10 S7l2a S734. Yet Central
and Hudson, because il was not pressed for sale,
found buyers from 11lSs up TO 112'sa ll24-
Union Pacific was second In the amount
of sales, aud from 75i2 it declined 10
74ls and closed at its lowest price. Only
New-York tribune., 1884-01-16
rOUITEY AND CAVE.

Live Poultry Ig cept Hrl doing l'' brt'rr.
Iecially Prime Heavy Fowls Imke5 !, ne.- n ti'.se:
dem nd and steady. Choice Western Turls clin at
/. loo u reach the outsGe the guG. 1i-t Do
bet than usually received fan lines slowly
at about 4c here few DO good Iurb coming iroh
n.a, 10 u.s the de quotation, Tor tFF alu Phi
delpla s1,k IOuua big coars n+ nd old hens,
tlu .cJit ta>t. 70 a. low aAd ni' -iat ngirts
mi adeu ia h!Ches pl uty and quiet outside qIJlAuns
only rea Lcl small Jersey chickens steady stat9
an " e.. EN- se 4 70 &C.. Gcc0I.ul FOB uno on nd
VrorOrt!Un f0v contained Ducks high Geese about
Steady. he'd UNCHANGED slowly.
rtlldgrs tuty. duI aud weak Grou>, rrr via bucks
In air aud aud lIn Rabbits o. choice qualify DONG
"A
New-York tribune., 1884-01-16
r-IrpopFAN FINANCIAL, MARKETS.

LoSDoS l5-l23o p m-Atlantic and Great western
First Mortgage Tru-tees Certificates 46 y do Second
Mortgage, - Erie, 25 DO Second Consols 81 n NeE-
~ Reading 2s9 Mexican Ordinary, 80 a Canadian Pacific,
57as; st Paul Common. b2l4.
m-Paris advces quote Three Per Cent Rentes at rs
francs = Ceutlnes Tor the account
4:30 m-Atlautlc and Great Western First Mortgage
Trustees Cerfcs'e 4G2 Erie second Ons0 902 Illinois
Central 1875 Reading, 2sS Mexican Ordinary, 6O Canadian
Pacific. j7as ST Paul Common, 81
Of bullion Withdrawn from the Bank Of England
on balance today Il Gl47OlO.
ndvCea quote Three Per Cent Reres az 20 francs
co Cennes Tor the account and Exchange London az 20
francs u = Centules for checks.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-16

a small business was done in the stocks that are
supposed to be so completely under the control of
ciques that premiums can be- commanded Tor the
use Of the stocks: Michigan Central 800 shares at
s9lod s9ls and Central of New-Jcrsey 200 shares
at SSa S739a ssh. The declines for the general
Inst were Important and significant, and the market
closed weak
Government bonds were dull but strong, with tho
bids for the Is up X per cent. Annexed are the
closing quotations:
New-York tribune., 1884-01-16
MIX

Tho daily average receipts o: MIX and Cream AZ he dtner
chi sro a. dri5ui points ~ and near Tie city or tho
woes have been ooNs Ere 80 cans ~ Mik c4ns
of len .ai MOI and u cream NewNOfk Suslue-
hanna ami Western l. - can. oi AMI g. cin- o cream
ScwJersry Central. cans o; MN ana cans OF .tenl'
New Havoc anl Hartford 9l5 cans % hlki New
Yors tity Northern 9l6 cans of his. and by mis-.
ceaneous short routes 80 cans G sA and ~ cans OF
can- Of Conaeas-J r. and % oi cream The price
pa 0s The sup.1s TIE platforms averaged rs cents can
O .l
New-York tribune., 1884-01-16
THE COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY. Jan. 1j.-ln the Court Of Appeals

ALBANY. Jan. 1).--iU llt NOiiIl vi ApptdiN
to-day the following decisions were hanfed down:
Henry NJ Is1rcson. appellant art the NewYork Cenfru
HuiIou liNcI Railroad comp uN. respondent Horace
Whiting appel imt act John nonis and anoA. re,pon-
d.Is. J. ciuor D. In-, resTonnen., at WAlan Mct e,r
appellant, II Croahla repayment az Jonas 10 kilte
appellant shepherd h. knapp receiver EoWn- Green -aV
inzs Bank respondent a- Val err Roche Hrpe 2n iames
Pau iJc, trust o, ETC. ap art al tlr EToue -r
Company and o.hrr Ol0u w Etan rrepDIrtn
agf Laurent Iowulc appe an Edison Eiuery Ic,i,0u
dtnt George Bait and lcr appellants George g.
Genet aIre5ut thc city OF brooklyn iOnCcltJU'g
- all tIlal granted costs to aJ.6" event
Nfl4m BE S. rqol agt. Anna Dcvln, administrators,
0t1-rs rHa.d d't-. PHILIP queen and respondent a"t
Jeremiah O.. Eu- rL mp3ne J. wi Mayor, cic. 49,
Gtoggc L. NlttU3u and others p'iCc.' a- Abel Hor.
to- aIue. AM; 3D. Noshui2h, respondent aFt tine
Ike Shore aud " ch-au southern Railroad Company, aU
y ant; Gc0iR- a. ed ana another respondents at Per
I'D Lc M s.rr1, etc. appellant, Irving Nauu, executor,
ct q Ucuy A. D az aprc. ant ar. ~lwuu Rouse and
O;ar-. respondents Charles Wemq.e and Others. appel
aut- 81 Hlljrch, respondent John Il Iatrcs. on
Nil ll,u T. -c' appellant John Nctas
- alt. 8Ie1 J. Whitaker aid another respondents
respondent agt. the Imperial rlIf Htuu
featuring Company pprdut,. OLVtIP &. BAA-s recover
appel be0rg G. IJuu~Oi, resp lttL, Illri VI.
Porter Del I-tdOl ier ard Others respondents;
Tire People "a rel Thomas ktrch appellant aRt Hubert
Thompson. Commissioners efc. Tee pA.gLl Tue Lam o. Lh
flIua respondent. ag William II. NcOD AID a. Ii-eT, a
p .auts. Judgment Tued with costs
Tue following is the dag calendar toE "Wednesday Jan
ualy 10:
Nos6.7.s II. tG, Ills. e.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-16
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

IIvRRPoot. Jan l5-3 .. m-Bacon-C cumberland cat.
s,oliv 4Os ~: Long Clear dun A. 4OS Cd Beef-EHra
Irdt4n Mos urnef los Western. dun AZ
45s ~prits Of Turpeutnc du At 23- Cd DO al l3nd9a
duh at h0ce nriner at Ols Whcat-
Western Winter dull at - 3D. CornMiN"d Old Gun Al
6o. biri. 40. ueN. 5s. 2 -.
IoNDOX Jan 5-aSp p ul.-PTViucc-spiliisO Iurpenune
Eis Gd- s2ie Al per cwt - o.,
ANrweEr, Jan. l5.-Perolcum. Fine Pale American -
francs pad and II francs u cehine seeiS
New-York tribune., 1884-01-16

,,, and the inspecssOn once. everybody knows
NJ nssiD brake speculatos; and the people who are
IT. T ~ corn AID are surprised az 30 PEI cent or te
@ rr,ceirt sfaaing. enough to nsinuate lhai
ss short on the market. Then too, It Is chArs',
~. J.N iT.cc By Branard" Il very closey ideuuned
iS crowd Of operators which always sells auo never
huvs tie market.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-16
WHOLESALE PRICES or COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending January 10. 1884,

Peceips 1922 pkg- Exports 723 pkzs To-
the dose o week there lair movement In but
his week trade as been light steady eebng
walls the WrGum and lower gaeer Nhilo
dne ~ fancy grades hrmness shown Elgn Creamery
holds ~ - with the supply and demand about equal,
i,rl Pennsylvania 81 Obbug at 33d Oc taney Iowa ana
Nina brugs SIC without much trouble but 40 Few or
Western gpos Grade strictly ne thai The quotation seems
marks going at 80 &c aud FAR 10 bo0i
Of 2~a3'c nTsins guiet At 20 c Primo
Fail Creawfri,s selling 2b0cSC Extra state Dairy ba mr..
firm at 3Hc for best lines sci ct0ns gonZ ~
tubs Fresh welsh tus o. hne qualiy
are nqured Tor ana frn lots xlr and generally
Bcsi Delaware conn eute dare- alabe &C C.,
bui some wy going al 4a2jc CbOse nT.
kins 2jc.; exporter bought $50 ian qnay AZ II
'2c mostly The T. tt-r Fine marks ~ Imitation
rnlmarv .lialy 2nA2lc DaE and i.ca-y ngyery
New-York tribune., 1884-01-16

TotEpo. Jan. I&-wheat quiet but seady NO. d, "1te e
aary. 90 February os.c March; 4 Sc I'D Day ifebnay
hS nv * 20 Keected s-ci No Grade "A a &C. oats
dua 5ui Grn 40 CASH and January 36c MAY 81 2c 10
- FoeruMy. tsiS No sS7S GecfiE1smwnssst E,Hsnss
Whest so0o sssAi Csra o4cVo busn; oss aVeV base'
New-York tribune., 1884-01-16

9sl. DO. Pacte,s tl?ssI2. so Dressed Hogs 7hssLe.
Lard quiet: City Refined, 81 ~ IS; steam. % 26I
Buicher Loose j. 5Oass - Butter du Creamery Extra.
a50jSc Rrceipts-Four 500 bbls. Wheat 4, 20 bushi
Corn. D. 500 busiL: 90 bush shpme DtsNbeaL
$4,000 BUSH. Corn, 5000 Dusb., Oats, I0,j00 bush
New-York tribune., 1884-01-16

In state bonds there was only 4 small business; (;
Tennessee 6s sold at 37l2 and compromise at 42i2'
and Virginia Gs deferred at 90. OF city bank
stocks Merchant, sold 30) at 1913 and Park 40 at
164
The railroad bond market generally was dun and
prices weak for all classes whenever they were
pressed for sale. rhe West Shore and Buffalo 5s
were still the feature of the dealings and were
pressed for sale with undated vigor The re-
corded transactions amount to S7,2O0OO0. and the
price declined from % Is to 5O7sa5l. The decline
from 81 after SO, was due 10 the application to
place the Ontario and Western Railway in re-
ceivers hands it being supposed that this action in
dicated further complications. But the question
suggests itself, Is there not speculative method
in this wholesale application for receverships'
Erie second cOnsols declined from SS3i to S7i2 and
closed at ssh. Chesapeake and Ohio
frsts, series b, were off q at 97L, aud
currency Gs fe!l per cent to a.. Canada Southern
first 5s were unusually active at e0esG96 ~.
Louis and Iron Mountain 5s declined y to AZ.
Kansas Pacific frSts were off per cent at 93.
Northern Pacific frsts declined * to l0l ls; Ore
gon and TTanscOntinental tirsts were down
per cent at 49, and Oregon Improvement tirsts were
of 2 per cent at S0h. Texas and Pacific incomes
declined from ia to fl.
The Sub b-Treasury to-day lost on balance $685.
766 made up by losses of $242,415 currency
and 81 .3jl coin. The days operations covered:
Receipts, $I,0245Oj payments; $l27s,2IOi
31S,G35.
The local money market continued easy for call
loans at 1l2d2 per cent with an exceptional spuTt
to per cent for few minutes during the alter
noon.
The Clearing House statement to-dav was as
follows: Exchanges, $l20 637 1926; balances, So
496 40j.
The United States Treasury at Washington to-day
received $703 900 'JatiOnal bank notes forredemp-
tiOn. The customs receipts were S54o.2G6, and the
internal revenue receipts S177,724.
The foreign exchanges were a little more active
with an advance in rates. We revise quotations
for business follows Bankers bills, 81 81 q and
81 s7l2 for long and short sterling respectively;
204 aud 516S4 for francs 94's and 954 for
rechmarks; 40 and 40l4 for guilders.
At London British cOnsols we're steadya 101 9-16
for money and l-l6 off at 101 11-l8 for account.
United States is were up 1l6 to 126 9-l6, and the
4los were unchanged at 117ls. The prices for
American railways promptly responded to yester-
days lower figures in the home market. The Bank
of England lost f147, 900 bullion on balance. Bar
silver was I-16 dearer at 80 1916 d. per ounce. At
Paris French per cents declined TO 1880, and
sight exchange on London was weak at 25.17l2 frs.
to the c.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-16
A VERDICT IN FAVOR OF DIR. WEBSTER.


The Jury in the Superior Court, under the dl-
rectou OF Judge Freedman gave verdict Yesterday lot
the defendant in the suit OF Dr. Robert H. Hayes against
1T David Webster the president OF the NewforS County
Medical Society Tho action was brought Tor alloGed
malicious prosecution and false Imprisonment with de-
,nand for $50. 900 as damages. DR. Hayes had Oeeh
physiclan In Qneens County and had registered there
He came to this city in 1869 and practiscd medicine atc
1850 without Obcyng the statute of that year whlch re
o,res pbyscan 10 register in the county wnere ne pac
1ses DR. Webster as president Of the County Medical
Socetv learning Of this lodged complaint win foce
Jnsice Kilhreth who advised Dr. Hayes to comply WIN
tho This he did and the prosecution was wlthda wn
In the sut against Webster the counsel or Dr. HAYES
asserted that registry in county was good IN any
county OF the State Judge Freedman In directing the
iury 10 find for the Cicudant. sald; ,
1.-THE action cannot be maintained for false lmprson-
mcnt because the warrant was regularly Issued 10y a
ua0siraie no had power; there no imprisonment;
and DR. Hayes acQuesced IN the matter by complying
with the law and registering hrs name with the County
Clerk The action cannot be maintained for malicious
prosecuton a. Dr. Webster, whose duty was as prcSl
dent of the Medical Society 10 that the law OF lsSu
yaG enforced had reasonable grounds for making his
complaint He took proceedings only to make DIT Hayes
comply with and DR. Hayes instead Oi cOntestng
The case complied with the law. Hence Il cannot be SAID
that Webster had reasonable grounds Tor MS actOn
or that ne proceeded from motives OF malice
New-York tribune., 1884-01-16
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BUFFALO Jan lj.-Cdr>feceipt5 to-day, go head for
ia, 4UI head Tor same uno last weck $500
hrsd consigned through, = cars; market quiet, Exta
steers 81 Good Choice steers. s. % IS go
NiIcl butchers g 90 eL cows and helies - 5osi o.
- .bGS4 1'.
S.5>5-Ro,eipts today 2+00 head: for week thus far
lHOOj head time net week 1000 hcaii consigned
through II cars. market s.ealy; Fair 10 Good Western
gJ0F4 -. choice 10 Fancy, - 3VG - 90 common, s.
: ., N tstcrn Lambs. ~ ,5dt' %
HI.s-Recepts today. 5000 bead ;oT week thus Tar
g2uOU head fur time last week u al; consigned
through 80 cars: closed quiet but lover Gyo
Good Choice Workers. - q - 90 Light Mixed IS 80 o
30; Mediums. - % 80 ~, CLOeo Heavy So 10
s. 30, Pig, > lUdsJ 80
Cn.e AGO Ij TIE Dro rcTS JotTEd reports H9gF-Re
celpt- $4,000 bead shipments 1900 head market steady
PatGug - ljdp 81; fas kng add shipping - W 20
L.gh. Ga - %. Skps, - -Jd$j
tu,c-Heccpts. 1000 heat. shipments, 2jo) head
g. % q - 800 Common 20 Medium. :. 200 - -
st>>pAeoeIpts, 500 heai shipment, rOJ head MARI 4,
lower Iui-roI 81 =, Medium G00d. a. -
81 75: Choice 10 Extra - oJdtJ so.
EAST LIBERTY Jan lj.-'driy-K Receipts, head ship
meuts. s. 81 Lcli. market dull an unchanged
Ho g-KeCe.pts, d. shipments, O.3l5; Iket anil; Pha
de e'uhil~. 90 q - o. NOiker- - auc - oJ
Hccept, $500 head, shipments 5000 market duh
and lower
81 Lour Jan 1j-Cdtl'-Receipts. 9ol head shipments
500 heat market slow; Exporters, >6 -OGS6 GOOt 70
tloice -h p-ls - 4hd ~. Common Fair sj OoSJ 2j
and Heers SJ JU - So eIocAers and Feeders IS -
Siap-RecelI's ESQ head; shipments 90 head. best
grades rrin common grades dI. Common o Gholcr .
s. Common 10 Fair 81 500 - 90 Choice TO Fan = e. %
$50.
Hcqs steady; Receyts $500 head; shipments 800 head
ioracr- Grj 40 Packing - 400 - 81 Butchers 10
Ex,ra - 5uG t5 81.