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Indians Begging to Live Oh their own
llIahe.

OMAHA, March 3O.--Twenty.six
Ponca Indians, who recently returned to
their old reservation in Nebraska from
Indian Territory, whittier the tribe was
removed in 1877, have been brought
to Fort Omaha and will be sent back to
Indian Territory, Notwithstanding their
piteous appeals to be allowed to remain
here. They are partially civilized. and
returned to Nebraska quietly aud peace.
ably and alone, travelling 25 miles dav
taking up nine weeks in their trip over
last years track of the Cheyennes.
The Ponca tribe was induced to 90 to
Indian Territory by outside parties and
not by the government, Since they
have been in Indian Territory they
have lost $50 in number by death
/ The original number who went was
1856. Those WHO are here intend to
make strong effort through Gen, Crook
to induce the government to permit
them to ramain and allow the whole
tribe to return to Nebraska.
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solid nIeIit VIII Tell.

For all the bitter opposition Of jealous
rivals, no better illustration could be had
OF this fact than The immense sale already
attained by the great Threat and Lung
Remedy, Dr. Aug, Kaiser's German Elixir.
For the cure OF Coughs aud Bronchial Af-
fections it is truly wonderful, even those
suffering iron Consumption in advanced
stages iiad great relief, and numbers Of
patieats haze found, 10 their delight, not
only relief but crRs. II being perfectly
harmless, makes it at once popular with
mothers. who of all others have felt tne me-
cessity ofsueh medicine The Eenuire
bears the Prussian Coat OF Arms the fac
smile signature OF Dir. Aug. Kaiser. and
has his name blown on every rs cent bottle
A trinl size may be had al the Drug Store
| OF j. @. Muxiev. for 25 cents. a-7-tf.
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HOT wOR X.
A Day of Debate in the House Of Rep.
resentatiyes.
WASHINGTON. April l.

WASHINGTON, April /.
The debate in the House OF Repre-.
sentatives to-day was not only Of re-
markable interest and power, but one
which in its outbursts Of sectional feel,
ing and mutual denunciations of the
North aud South have had no parallel
since the days before the war. The
excitement at times was intense, and
throughout the speeches Of Chalmers,
Frye and Hurd, and during the pun.
gent colloquies with which they were
interspersed the presiding officer was
kept busy making futile efforts to re-,
press the applause, the laughter or the
jeers that from Que side or.the other
greeted every telling point OF argument,
each eloquent fight of oratory aud all
numeroas palpable hits Of repartee.
The general resultSof to days speech
making seems to be that the Democrats
attained the advantage in point Of argus
nent concerning the merits of the pro-
posed repeal; but that the Republicans
have made decided gains of party capi
tai by improving the opportunity to
sound the alarm against the solid south
and to provoke THEN opponents. espec
tally the hot headed Mississippi repre-
sentative, into indiscrcet and damagiu4
utterances. Thus even so able mar
as Hurd, of Ohio, was carried BY thu
excitement of the occasion so far be
You'd the limits which he had ovidentl
marked ont for himself in his reall,
logical aud eloquent speech as to asser
that President Hayes tenure of oiiic
is yet uncertain, declaration whic'
with equal injudiciousness his part
friends immediately applauded to tn
echo, and which course the Republ
cans will hereafter use as fresh proc
that Democratic ascendsncy threaten
danger TO peace and quiet of the conn
: try. The outlook now is that discu'
! sion on the army bill will extend int
NEXT week
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-04-11
N. G.. LoRENTZEN
HJOdiUHiIstil.

We are sorry to note that there is a
class of boys in Dayton who are not
satisfied with tho ways of gentlemen,
aud who are striving to emulate the ex-
amples set by the hoodlums of larger
towns. They think little of insulting
those who have more gentlemanly in-
c!inatious, and to some of our citizens
their pranks are growing exceedingly
monotonous. We are happy to state
however, that the class whom We have
to designate "hoodlums" is consider
ably in the minority in our town, and
we hope for their own sakes that they
will ere long desist from those actions
which, to say the least are to be eiassec
as ungentlemanly.-D Chronicle.
Lewiston is not wanting IN sum
cheney of the hoodlum element, and
what makes the matter worse Is thai
quite small boys make up part of thu
clement. Some of them need correc
tion.
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New Light on The Chinese Immigration
Question--lnterestin Statements.

SAN Francisco, March 29.--The
Bulletin this evening publishes an in
terview with Gen. Legendre. formerly
u. S. consul Of the Annoy district, Chi
na, in which he takes the ground that
most of the Chinese emigrants to the
United States came under contracts
made with emigration brokers in eva
sion of the regulations oftbe Chinese
authorities for the suppression Of the
coolie traffic that to check the suck OF
immigration which comes almost en-
tirely through Hongkoug, it is necessa
ry simply to counteract the operations
OF Chinese emigration houses there. il
which the British authorities would
undoubtedly be ready to lend aid, ane
that revision Of the Burlingame trea
ty is not necessarily involved in stop
ping such emigration. He draws
strong picture OF the nefarlous practice
of Chinese emigration brokers who h
considers practically as little better thai
kidnappers.
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A Bill Relating to Forfeited Land
Grants.


A bill was introduced by Senator
Booth in the Senate Oh Tuesday to au
thorize the Secretary Of the Interior TO
declare forfeitures Of railroad land
grants, and provides that in all cases
where railroad grants have expired, or
where such grants may expire by limit-
alton of law, it shall immediately be the
duty Of the Secretary Of the Interior
to declare all he lands included in such
grants which have not been patented by
the United States to the guarantee
where the grant has been made to a
corporation or which has not been law
fully disposed of by the State where
the grant has been made to State
forfeited to the United States. and after
such declaration the lands thus declared
forfeited shall be disposed Of the same
as other public lauds within railroad
limits which have heretofore ben sub
ject to pre- emption entry, and that tht
entry charge of $3.50 per acre shall be
reduced to sl.25 per acre, and all bonl
fde settlers under the homestead lawt
on said lands be allowed to enter l6t
acres therefor 0. Transcript Mares
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California Constitution.

1t can hardly be thought the sublime
syndicate Of human beeyes Which lately
convened at Sacramento to tinker up
the Constitution Of that State, was an
entire success. Seventy two leading
newspapers are uncqusvocal IN their
condemnation # the new tangled jlgger
and, from present appearances, the pop
uiar vote will be overwhelmingly east
against it. They would rather put mp
with all the defects in the old Constitu
t;on than to risk the new one. All pa
pers Published in the mineral counties
say that il it is adopted, miners will
have no right that spectators will re
gard The valley papers oppose it a'
ruinous to the educational system o.
California and tetter on her progress
Hence we regard it as doomed to al
early death. I Empire.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-04-11

SALusKIN MovED.--Mr. j. w. d.
McMahon, who passed through here
this week, on his way from Colyillc to
Waila Walla. says that Saluskin, one of
the Perkins murderers, who has been
confined at Colyille for some time past,
was several days ago, secretly removed
to iImatilla,in charge Of a sergeant aud
two men, by order Of Gen. Howard.
MIR. Mcmahon also says that the indians
around Colville seem pcaccably and
that the whites do not apprchend troa.
bic with them.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-04-11

Outrage Oh Law and Order in Utah
by Mormons.

SALT LAKE, April l. A board of
gentle cauvassers for Tooele county as
semb,ed Saturday to canvass the returns
of the election Of August 5, 1873, pur
suabt to os3er Of the district curt.
Af,er obeying the order of III court,
a mob headed by L. NJ. Lyman, Mormon
candidate ior the legislature, and Nor
mon candidates for county Offices, by
threats compelled the county clerk to 60
beyoad the order and issue to them GER
ticates of election. after obtaining which
they by force, took possession OF the court
house and assumed control OF affairs.
When the court house clerk refused t1
issue the certificates, Bishop Lyman
said he would have him placed in the
lock up. Shot guns we're taken intt
the court house on Saturday night, and
the Mormon mob had captured Tooelf
county,
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Mining Excitement in Washington.

PoRr TOWNSEND. April 3--The
Skagit river gold mines are creating
great excitement. The gold obtained
is worth seventeen dollars an ounce,
and the gold bearing region extends ill.,
ty miles. A large party left Seattle
Monday. On the head waters the gold
is coarse and heavy and in favorable
place for diggings.
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THE TELLER.
Published Every Friday Evening.
BY
A. LELAND g. SON,
MONTGOMERY STREET
LEWISTON l T.
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zsf5~Any person breeding to this horse who
will produce sufficient evidences that his mare
was not IN foal, shall have the privilege Of
breeding said mare 10 tho sane h1rse next year,
freq If cost. ID. s.. BowMAN & Co. 26-4w
, 1879-08-09

Tic following grAln WAS i,at cctctl tnto store
In this city yesterday morning: car No, /
winter weat, G., cars No. . do. II cars M. 3
tlo, Is rara rrjorteL, icars no gru {1sf0 wntcg)
= cars mixed, 81 cars No. 3 spring. Is cars No. 3
do, cars rejected, ears no grtade (0l spring);
1 car yellow cor,,, l car no grade, 1G0 ears ansl
II ,0W bu llgh-mixcl, car new do, ! rars NOR
mixed, 2x3 cars md b4,GOO bu No. 9 corn, g cars
rejected, car no gra.1c {3C0 corn}; car No. l
oats, 30 cars No. white, Ii cara No. mixed,
% cnrs rolcctc,, 70 oats); 1 ca-s No. ryc, g.
ears ind tu No. 9 do, 2 cars aud TO bu re-
lrrtch c,s ryn1: cars No, s barley, 9 curs extra
I1o Toln, tGdit cars,. :]J0 100 b, lyspcctctl out
n, nm In winter wheat, Leu, ,y,l bu spring. aa5,.
10;, bu corn aa,Ylo In ryc.
Tho loa,lIug produce markets wore a,,Ito
,rr,punr Yesterday. Provisions wcro stronger
rar1y. hut Afterwards declined 10 tho lates.
figures Of thu preceding day, Mess pork closed
, 1879-08-09

Tho following Instruments wcEe filed for
record Friday, Aug. y.
ctTr PROPERTY.
EElc st. 120 IT. Of Nnrth Dtarlprn. nj.
f1xlth' II. Improved, duten July 10 tJo-
rtpll ltoclS to Michael Iisanti> ..S 30, 600
Prairie Av, 1u1 y Ut Twenty .si:th Ut, VT
5OxlHO It. tinnroye1. dated AnV. + tE.
i. art! Il. H. Park to rt,esc'a H. lsew}. 1u,5oo
lnl i.10 II, lated AUG. \ t1acohson md
Taltnian to q. q. Strnn'. -. 1,uU
TEnlric az. 1ib II \ Of twenty. sixth ri,
t. 1:'x1sD It. improved, satra Aug. =
Henry e.. Itcw tn Elsta j. rnrsl...... IL, 60p
Lowe Hr. II r cornrr NJ 'fhlEtY first IT, "
+. t!H';xlH It. dated Aug. 7 {hnRfo
rDullnE IL t1sc.,r =, ('anlcld1. ....... - 1000
Michignu ~. lUJ Il II Of Harmon s.nt1, o
i. ii iiaclta,"n n':a,s !" sars W. iinn'sy''. '. o,ooo
Leipzig si. III; Il II Of tlnnonrg 4. IL
xlshiff- dated Aug. 7 III. II. Gaga toJ.
..nsGfr,syetl ...,...::... 9uu
MIwauxe: Nv, 10 II n " Of llnron ii. no
i. .rinngis 1T 7l!;x1U #, dated Aug.H
tfian4 Z. Hansen 10 Phillip Roth. ...... 0, 200
Statu II. 200 It n Of rcckct, VI. .1x1G5M
It. dated Aug. : ti'cter Iferstnhnn 10
1ohn H. Cloueh' -, ,:.;::.:....: 1900
nj. l0xloO Il. IsteI Aur. i fI;ast Vii,
l!uren Street NJ. f. church to David ".
Mt1ice) i. ...., ...... >. ............... 5000
Weat Madison At, cor 1.0omis, (,
40 tif1195 IT, dated Aug. tf. 4, Anil
A. 4. ktzntlcs to Mary a. Scntt ct al.} 10, goo
SOUTH OF err ktMiTs. WITHIN nArtua OF AEvEN
HtLEa Or THE tOutr.HnCsE.
Atlantic At, 9A;l +. 10 It \ Of Fnrty seventh.
CT, 20 4+1uxl.5 IT, dated .fniy II lElix-
abeth Church 10 George Dalo) .........$ 400
, 1879-08-09

shipped bt rail. lie was tnlli ts'at most o1 IL
was nFobably going to INN AMI lh1iatla 10 "o
mixed In Will winter whora 0ro"n III l'oso
statcs. This "mtxln4" 10 now reg
tanf nrI-wo had almost aait science
NO. nral roEctctl eprInE
h''xcd Will winter In large quantities ~ tno
mixer thinks Will ptts current. aud tue whole
forms c0snb!natihn which 10 ntlIsattce to tho
mixer, however profitable 1t tnnY hc to tue man
"'lo aets ft's raEt Of l'ustcrcup: hccus'ao the
Two k'nt's OF wheat require z different "set " OF
tlle Mlatones In ots'or to 10 them Justice.
The Arbitration Committee of the Ronrl OF
lfn'lc IS reporter 10 nave acch'cti fhht anpes
wheat t1iay be delivered on rt'ntrncs for No.
rcd winter. 1t Is risky Thing to sa'npcr with
thu obligations III consracta' except to The cx-
tent contemplated SONG years ngo, to psos!1lc
ngn!nst unlua pfctstlro In caso ot n corncr.
1''e present dilicrcnce IN aclltnG ynluc
Of The two grades IA small, nn'l III quality pcr-
haps less; but tho commission merchant might
hM isexc''.'Et'gsy dtl!tent TO pcrsl'nls his pr!1'
e!i'a' W aseepe "1o III lloh VI l''o u"ef' "nth
a"flhRaE7l ol pr'ces tethhtea VI 'ook out toF
reason WHY the grain shoeid not 10 takon NJ al.
lhe man VINO otss spcc'Heu thI: "nleh iah
been WHITNEY, aod 70 h!u', atIu IL %'sl'liE 10 pay
, 1879-08-09

lNNEW YORK YESTERDAY.
Aun. 8.-Rocetpts- l3,1l br!s: wlscat,
3sa.0Oo bu; corn, 13l.'oo hi: outs, as3oo ou'
s7oo bu; potlt, lis brls; Gett, aas tcs; cut
meats, 4.b03 pkgs; lard, 7oas9 tcs; wh.aisY. III,
hrls.
Exports-For twonty.four hours-Flour, 4,5o0
hr!s; wheat, 5o2a 600 bu; corn, T.o0o bu; outs,
1000 bu; rye. 20, 600 bu.
DuTIAELR GOODS TtECEIyRD
Mt tho Custom House, Chicago, AmE.8 i: IIoratto
il. Iiaydeu, a,330 sacks salt; Wilttasn Ripley &
Sons, 200 cords bark; Fowler Bso., 1ao saeks
suit, Collections, 37,5o3.0o.
, 1879-08-09

pgcscnt short interest "A engineered by insiders,
but positive information on ttat noirt rnn be !
obtained onlr from, tlo future. It h lr"~tolc
tl,at the market hne pnsscd entirely ont ot the
control OF thc insiders. anl that 'heF Will have |
to fo'low instead Of leading. The other gains
were Wabash ", to 3s3b; I.ncknwanna Il. to
BOX; Morris d. Essex Il, To 03lls: Kansas City
4. to 81; the preferred n. TO Eta; Minneapols
~, TO 43ll: Western Union II, to o.: C., c. Il
]. G. l, to 61f: Kantas FacitIc n, TO 80: San !
Francisco 9s, 10 1o%; the preferred u. to 13'al;
ai,ti thu first preferred 10 27H.
The losses werc: Kausns & Texas e, to 1h1; |
Delaware Il Hudson 4, to 4sA; C., C.. c. Il Ia
to fr9l<; Erte IL to 271s; and Alton Il, tn "'.
St. raul sinkng.fund 7s were tG':i: Kan.as
Il Texas frsts woro 7!51f; Eric sccond a,, cold,
opened nt 70A. and closed at ;6'4.
While the upward movement In afocks 'las
continued without. Interruption t1nrlnr the sea-
sou WHOM hrokcrs usunly migrate to SaratoQa,
Newp;rt, or Cnpe May, pcriol now approaches
when The harvest requires loss the atd ot Tue
farnrr than of iilr AnaucIef, md calculations /
must l,o made for means to morc 1t to t1afknt.
Already VIC hc!r OF posshlo stri5'gency III the
loan market, nttl the rnutious broker 'orceasna
the probability Of lookup or aomc ot1'cr ueVice
we'll known 10 cl!aues, which may stampede his
et1ares and rcyIyo The droophg spirits Of the
hear pnrty, wtio*t CROSSINGS nave orl5 "e"s!oh'
nlls sounded amid the din OF lie Dull caniua'Gh'
I'nt as au offset to ttis, ncFaaps' zoo R,oon'Y
apprehension, wa taso fos' promises Vi wv
t1cuds, nil regular aud prompt nj t'le proper
ttn,o. So hounftEnl las Nature pfo7eo III hes
distribution Of weasth tas even tue common
stot'ke, too long neglected, e1'o no5e or M co-
couraCnE pcFeontagc. We near no emu ot as'
surauccs TINT hereafter both common anu pre-
lcrret are to hc trnated win strics l6'pastlaits'
'f'he eatns In 1t. Pault Northwest. anu A!toh
common are based on sncl cxnrctatto"s. the
,!tyiacntl-dny comes frst Tor Alton. reductions
haru t'ccn freely 'nnslo fl.at its d'sdcnu wou'a
he rcdnccd OF 1east, but the rcccnt PURCHASES
s'iow TINT there arc operators VINO havo taltn
TINT dividend wia be male rs usual on Tue
common In September, notwithstanding t'e
rupture OF tlse Southwest pool anil a continued
anti acrimonious contrst In rntcs ever since thsa
rpad has held It's own In Earnings, ginning n
ltt,r with the hcp Of tho ncw line, aud confirm
,.'s .,,a ,.o,,,..l,ns ~ its rnor,vcra ,rhur thc
ns r1ha.a. .'s ,Iua wos nronosrd IN t,e ttock-
holders, Tie Missouri Pacific n1ll Kansas City
e. S.,,,, ,,1e, ,v,,, ,io.,o co,,nr,itton foz: the
~ -NoEsl4Gtt "'eo "HAe Het.o ~SA'ess't""" ~ w.
, 1879-08-09
Governments 5teady--For-
elun Bills Unchanged.
Smaller Country Orders for Cur
rency-.-The Stock
Market.
Tho Produce Market Irregulnr---
Provisions Advance and
Then Decline.
An Active Movement In Corn---
August Wheat Weak



Governments opcnea ~ tlre cl"s,a; m.sea -
Thursday Win lolM III" ioF ~, "''a wa "'N'u'
There WINS recovery oi u III '1e atlet""ou ~
New York but BUSINESS hc'o "as 0""s nv Ms
morning r"tc. ih" mftHet "oh u"'et' aao
dealers Reported 5css INJURY 1n"" us""' 'us u,'
4 pcr ccuts. The ottief tssues Weie "ncnan1cu'
Foreign exchange was DUH WIN Entes un-
chnn0cA, except 1oF frctlrh commercial M,sB'
which we're slightly higher. fosseu rates 'of
sterling were 4s3 aud as'. In Cnaeago nct"at
transactions were nt aolraentoo1a' Nc" 1osN
actual rntcs Tcro As-teio313. oterlilR gram
bills were a''Ean4SlN. frcnch Esa'" pl''e "e!o
61S114GR5StM. Frcnch banKefs' o1l's we're '--I
be0. Commercial oil's on Antwerp "eseqaosea
ut 53036. The London Economist OF July sb
says ahout the probable exports OF gold to thls
country: ..
We eonfcna that we shall feel surprised Il 9Hs
~ sue ,nn~n,t,,do ns 10 ca,,so scarcity 1t money
hctc injcss. inaccd. our hnere.t alouli pFovr mi
entire iallnro The conscientious nt M isoss rn ,n'
t,sc. ~ natycst wnr.n thon any known In n,oi
ern t,cn, and tho possible disturbance o! credit rs
tue year goes on.
Tho New forK HoF1o says sat'so'y' "''. -.
every ool'nr ot Ro'o .''.e ".''es "t,s
Europe II ,s 70 ne e1pcseeu ,,"s so,'e.I - ~,
than dollar III currency Will " S'',pue" :. VIZ
ig their heads turned oS ,hc aet'a 'ssepo -, ,a Ua
cpiu, however great fla5 nc ~. .'aH1 ,., a." ''o w
meantime. anu .he eo'u % WI. "os W s'''A w
By Europo "lt"ont s'fuse's' ,u ,,,c
Consols were lower aEA''' a' ~ li..u'
Lighter ofdcfs lot currency "cto 'co, ~ ~, ~
the Chscaeo oanE6' nahN e'ta','ss ".'o s@'''o"' @
COO. DISCOUNTS aso 4u'ct a'a "ePo,,'S in,t
iug, Eases afe 4eso pe1 esn' W s"''' "'o 'sS'
per cent on lime. ..... mr.,
Sales Of Chamber o. eomHe'ee stoe,e ~ m,@ n.
6l indtcnte itttlc weakness III '''e pf'ee' lho
ca1so OF ths IA u'e ''oss'o'''s l'''t 'hu eotpo."
t!on Will have 10 pay personal properly lux 'of
1879 and 1871. !! the pa5hont o. t!'e lax @ shn-
not TO cacnpcd, .tlIere will p9onaotS ~ n'c aHa'
1cna passed. IT IS expected t.,;.t Tue n'reetoFs
Will resist the lew o' a' taS' 1he o''iro assets
Of the Chamber Of commerce corpofas'oh arc
Feal estate 4 full rca'cstatr Lax nus bee'l
mid OIL this, ami 1t docs not scs'a liSc'y thai
the Colrts *ill sustain the prenostcraus al
tcmpt'to make the Company pay lux Oh Inc
paper tin, represents the real estate. The
Directors vii! meet next wecls to dccfo whit
, 1879-08-09

Tile following were tito receipts md shipments
Of the leatl,ng articles uf produce In this city
during tl.e twenty -four hours ending at oclock
on Fritlay morning. with roH,pnrisons:
, 1879-08-09
I}Y TELE1RAiaII.
NEW f0fEK.

NlsM fUtK+
New YonK, Aug. S.-{iovernmen wnrc firm.
Railroad SECURITIES wero tlrn. Columbus,
Cllcago g. Inlialla Centsal lrsts 50; secon1s,
IS.
ttato securities were dull.
Stock speculation WIS ncttyc aud huoyant,
Mil, with tho exception Of very sl.ht reaction
during the AFTERNOON, prices advanced steadily
to tho close. i.akc Shore led, both III atrcngtl,
n,,l activity, srllius m from S5h 10 SSH, with
t!nal saleh Ut 6st{.. Granger shares wero nsn
protninunt ~ dealings, and adsaucca !! to VI.
the latter Northwestern common. Transae-
lions IN cnal sharcs wcro larger than
Ut ln.G, hut speculation WIS irrteli.-
lar. '!'l,u improvement III thu general
list ranged FROM !4t8!. Tic, masket ciosed
5i0uO Lake ai,ore, 4l,ttk Surlhweatsrn, 81 ,lM
1t. lauls, t,0aI Uh,os, 1.T'0 Wabasil. 3MAl
Untun raeitsr, 1900 Delaware & Hudpon i',!thl
Columbus, Chicago II In!tana Central. sAtM'
I.aritawanna, l4.02o New .tcrrcy :enira' $3.50
Michigan Central, 400 Cleyela"i, Columbus.
Cincinnati " !ndlanany!i:; 100 M4rs'sN Es'ox;; oIs;
.itautie 4: Paelilc TcIcgrant, 3,5n st. tnuis,
Kansas City tS Northern, l.aOl ltinos Central,
1,JNl Ehc;li,o Il Alton, ,D01 st. Paul s. Min
ntsota. ut,h ], 800 Burlington, Cedar ltaiids u
Money market nctiyu Mt o}Get, closing Mt s. ri.
pstuIu mercantile paper, Iln4.
Stcring exehnnEe: hanhtr's bills. dn'l nnd
nry-EoNis Imports ior ills week. tl,.3l ,Un.
Har silver here Is lllA. Subsidiary silver coiu
| is 5l9l per Ten: Discount. :.
G0yEtN&KNra.
(:ounous OF 1881 I0is New pct centa. Il
Now w;s:...."......l0 l0ss. Currency os...'.."l*l:s
, 1879-08-09

MATE nnHhs.
Tennessee o.. old. ~ Virginia O.. now. -. 90
Tennessee 0s, new.. 10 Missouri 0s....... 1n1
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