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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-27
PACIFIC COAST PIONEERS.
REGULAR MsesisE OF she sscissy Last
Evestsg-ProPosed Amendments
10 shs Constitutions and ny.LAvs
-Ladtes' Might.

Regular Aeesink o. 80 csesoes 1850
Evevtsx-Preposed Amendments
90 the Constitutions and bylaws
-Ladtes' Might.
The Society OF Pacific Coast Pioneers
held o regular meeting at their Hall, B
street, Virginia, last evening. President
Taylor in the Chair. The minutes Of
the previous meeting were read and sp-
proved.
The committee appointed to revise
the Constitution and Bylaws Of the
Society presented their report in writing
which was read by the Secretary and,
after some discussion was, by the Chair
man. ordered posted in the reading room
for Is days under article XXIII Of the
Constitution. Following are the prin-
cipal points Of the proposed amend.
msnts
CONSTITUTION.
Article Vice Presidents Of Storey
county to be three instead Of 6ve, and
all provisions as to residence at Virginia
or Gold Hill stricken q
Article yI.-"Thrss from the city OF
Virginia /" aud 1.-TWO from Gold Hill to
be stricken U Of the provisions ior
slectins Vice f~rssidsnts, ana three
from Storey county " inserted.
Article vIu.-words in regard to Pres
iaent 70 DC stricken ou' - ioiioss @
snAu nei'he, mske Aof sso'u ~
non oe Issoi
dsoa.e WINE IN eu. Va. p...;.
a.n,. ' n1..;d;r. ~ Ss 40 .m.ndsd a. to
.,,os ih.m ~ nrs.;Ss in ths abssnoe Of
nAo" ~
'ns Efss'aen'' as'e'N ~
n.;,. Th. .oum;v.. ,ocom.
~ ,S., h.,..t,.r ,ha n,ov;.;ons of
M. a.i.," - 800 80 n. T,sssr,sr
~ tall. c.,,;.a ont
P.y'.s ..Ss $500 .,smrt;no
.uo ruas = s'a.s =, T..
VIC Sonors ;nssrt
A'ao,e - 1n"...sS shsu ha Az.
Article xIv.-Iu the provisions Of this
article relative to expenditures oy .
poAia % n' ~. s.,;s,n .h.n ,hsr.
~ ,~"n,.'nn. m.mhsrs
ao W. m..,;na ,hsr.o1 h
P'es,u ~ .,;,taa
wotus .sen
on. snI Wn iuaos'u
Atucie = S"'
one regular mon'niy meeunso 49,
ciety' ana mat 10 90 On 'no ssoona
THURSDAY Oh eacn MONTH.
Aruoie AiA.-hega,A u
% PINK seaft WIKI sii'of oooA aHu
pen."
Article xxI.-Vote to sustain charges
to be "two-thirds OF The members pres
ent at any stated meeting etc. pro-
vided there be not less than "ten" mem.
bsrs present instead OF "~twenty.one.'
Same change made In regard to vote TO
remove an officer from office.
Article xxrrI.-To DO amended 10
a. to make ten o quorum on amendment
Of Constitution.
BYLAWS.
Section 9. To be amended so that q
member in arrears for dues for six months
shall be published by the President in
open meeting OF the Society, q u his
dues are not paid e the next meeting
his name i. TO DO striken rom . Q
Of membership and ne canno' tnetea'sef
become q member e1ceps oy oe,ns Pso'
posed anew . paying I'M ,esu,sr 'es.
Section j. 10 90 smenaea 30 'nA' pr
o q IN arrears ior duss tnree mou'u'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-27

COO . week IN your own town. Terms and
d, Portland. Maine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-27
OEOCK REPO8E.

-
LAST EVENING.
$40 Eureka Gen., lss, -. ISL
2ee Jackson,
100 Belmont. 25c
$50 K X Cons
500 Northern Belle, 1s. IN
Ass Grand Prize. I 80, Ia
$40 ArgsntA, Toe. Csc
500 Eaaswnsnt, 2oc
los Independence, 9Sc, soe
AS Star. zoe
50 Belle Isls, 9oc, $50
500 Day. 5Sc
20 Hillside. I
$50 Paradise. soc
20 Nj. Diablo. ~
$50 NJ. Potosi, 81
72o East NJ. Disblo. I 30. I IS. MI 95
4S Bodis. 81
$50 Bsshtsl. q slo, 20S
100 neClinton, 4Sc, SEQ
las Tioga, 2 70
Us Summit,
270 Bulwsr.s
$50 Syndicate. I 80, II
$50 Oriental. SOC
SS5 Bslvidsrs, 2 0s,2
505.Champion, 500. 4sc
23e Blaskhawk. 75c
4o03South Bodie, CSC
S7s Booker Con-. Coo. $50
$40 South Standard. 23c
Gas QussasBss. 1sc
rs Mono. TAT
80 Con. Pacific, 4
100 University. l5c
$50 Dudley. 400
$50 Jupiter. I 90
500 South Bulvsr. I 30. Z. LIS
80 Addsnda. $50
50 MONDAY.
100 Orient. 400
100 Albion. SOC
49S Mammoth, I IS, I Ss,2
40 North MONDAY.
leo Boston Con-. I 30
525 Orc, 1. IN, lS,ia
60ssNartin, white. goo
400 Atlas. 20
100 Caledonia (B. HIS
MS MORNING.
$50 0phir. In. II, l6h. IGN
<06 Mexican. l4k, l4a, i4S
S35 Gould b Clrry.s
IFS Bsst , Isloher. 81
ass Califsrais, 8 As, 81
$50 Savage. 81. 5a,S
$50 Con. Virginia, 3 GO
160 Chollar.
165 Potosi. . 40
$50 Hale i Norcross. ek. g.
465 Crsvn Point, 4 60. 50. A.
SIS Yellow jacket, On. .. 81
$50 Imperial. ssc. $50
so Alpha,
l7iS Bslshsr. l2a, II, i2S
lsS Sierra Nevada. a
Utah. II bid
ass Bullion. 4 40. A.
lie lxehs4usr. 3 TO-.
IS 0vsrmaa. Gu. 81
2so Justice. I 30. l ~. I IS
400 Uaion Con-. So, saw. 32k
$50 Alta. 81, 5 so. IS
AGO Lady Bryan. 4Sc
SIS Jllia. I 40. I As, I IS. I 80
$50 Calsasnia. SOC
73s Silver Hill. 90c. CSC
20 Challenge. I 6s
42S New York. <0c. S5c
$50 Lady Warrington Gen.. roc, Csc
80 Occidental.
$50 Andes. zoo. Csc
1900 Wslls-Fargo. SC
49S Ward. I GO
IS Scorpion. .
1000 Lsvisthan. Ice
100 Trojan. l5o
205 Benton Goa. Al, 2 50
400 Solid Silver. loo
$50 Con. Dorado, II
500 Flowsry. lscs
100 Nerth BONANZA. 4oc. &sc
4e0 Fairfax. Soc
loo Mseksy. aoc
SO Essex. IN
$50 South Utah. 400
2400 Golden Gate. COO. 75o
New-York tribune., 1880-02-13

81 51 Atthe second can dull and iiac lower No Red
asfS Hpril 81 - bid. q 20 sssea; Nay 81 s0s 6d 81
asked Ryesesce Pennsylyania soc Corn-Demand iaIea
on price Of spot lots hardly msnalned but futures cls
shade better Western Pennsylvania and Southern sail fe
ss ST on Fa OK eHS dock n 8 saa %a r s1 1
Ssc Southern White SlS the earso rate M or sail ASa &
free on board, At tine open Board Fret call n9 C'
forward months fraction higher sail Mixed SOIL, ~
63.ac last halt Of pri; Do May 65e san Mxea Z d9glp
Apr 5S &C. b S ASKED Nay o. e. Gc bid No sS we
A. the open Boari-Dail 10 sc bid 4sts asked t9r No
4se asked April Provisions %er cs city Pogs MSs'
sS Is' 75ssls Di Extra Ai Prime $i65I6 95 snosed
5eop 5e%s R Sseioc ss d0 S, on n s and 90 pickle & 9
shoulders in salt 4lci d0- sugar Picked 6e2Hc. 90,
cres 7cc es.' Go Baiehsrs butter ra
Creamery ezra 81 eStc; Bradford County and NewYork
choice. lsS2$e; Fir@sr choss Sgascs s1Ss.
2Qd2lc. Eggs easier Pennsylysnia l75e isc Western.
western '' Fun cream. s 144Gi4@e do Coca i54S4e
CO. ali SKINS &c. 9 J9Hee re Ig n0mnf% po Mso
aud Flax quiet and unchanged Tmetly held
IIiroeu9 bGn9 n Wssicn m i oH
423J6 bush; Wheat dll and unseed So &c loTeri
ls asked March 81 i79s BID Al 9 asked April = 489
s sd = 30 9sSsa ay; e 81 s1d cbra @ &c. oiG 5i
esked March l3c Did o5'c asked april ~ &C. Dn 20
Oranges sold At a 40asl 80, - &c -. c,o,o.
Feb. l2.-tlOur duu; Fancy 20 10; Cholcc
- 50 Family, 50 80 DIaron Wheat dull aud lower 10
Red Fal III 36a, cash al 2sGs p March - S0's9
81 3llq ApfIl 32il May: 8 DO ~ 22a bid. corn
scash "a sc. MarCn 80 lsbS &c April ~ ~
~ May 53c cash; J3 3lc Nay rye dH
7 BID. Barley steady and unchan9cd Wnskey steady
q lots. 81 so cash 81 SJdhll 30
Anri ard eaey at l0c asked Bukmcats dull and lower
car lois " Shoulders 3s5d39jc Clear RIBS. GSjG6 A6c
L ear Sides b5Oa GBtc Bacon steady; Shoulders 4lJc
Clear Ub 72rc; clear sides 740o. Receips-tlour 5000
bhl, Nghe,t 80 bus1 Corn 10000 bush; OATS l+OVO
bnsb Barley, 1000 bush -hpmenis- Flour, 1000 bbls.
Wheat 1000 bush: Corn, $4,000 bash oats 5000 oosh
Barley. 600 bnsh 90, o.,
TOLEDO Feb. 12.-Wheat easier Amber N chigan 81 ~ ;
No Red Winter March, - 33s April I'll 20. nay. . 6Ot
No 3 Rel wabash 81 lSa: Dayton and Michigan Red
81 ggi9 High Mixed, 80 Hc No ? spot Sc
February - lsc. rejected, 3Sc; Damaged SIC
Oats inocve clover seed Mammoth, "A 80: Prime - 3o
Dressed Hogs ~ &C. At the COsc-Wheat dull 80 Red
Winter March ~ 32a Aphl sl 3l:1: nay. 81 35St re
ceipts-W wheat 1000 BUSH Corn $4,000 bush Oats Duoo
bush sh,pmrnts-Whcai, 5000 Dusn.; Conn., $1,000 bush
Odts, 1000 bnsh.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-13
Business @naHtes.

COR SALE in New-YOrk Clty.-A manufac-
turing and obhing business OF od character IN desr
ohl locatoa and established about sxOOOD Wi Je re-
nni,ed sasl, ,ctory given Tor selling Address
Iona FIDE, BOX ~, Tribune once
FACTORY PROPERTY
ron SALE or To LEASE The premises known az ths
Kings County Mandatory Green Point booAyn s,.as
ouage OF NewtOsT Greek leai ht EAST hiVet
be hiding are IN goOi order we'll adapted Tor manu-
acturing purposes, particularly for sugar fehnhs Also
scani lois wing sl river. with frontage on
NsWown Creek by 600 feet Gee Apply 10 WI.
EMMET, Room No. y. No. 81 WallsI
New-York tribune., 1880-02-13
THE STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKErs.

b,a FSS Al @ TS ,r. S Se asss aSa@s
atsi 81 Corn QUIET and wax saies. 10 cars New 40
al 4G;e Hdy Gy rreess e iGaITs ,o New
YorA-Wheat l2e; Corn &c oa,s, &C. "9SepA Gp q iai ao
bush oa'a loo bush Barley 200 Pqsa i{ e. 400 bush
shigme2t,-i 9r9ads- Flour ,'', & Wal T '5'GV9 G0
GaittGo F,b T. Flour steady and UNCHANGED Wheat
unsettled and lower No ped Ma's b b 2Sa Sars No. q r. +
NTri; No 3 do 81 O9; REJECTED 9i ag3c Corn dun aud
lewer nj 10 asS3O'e cash 80 - Ma''n sn
Barley steady and UNCHANGED Seeds 9let ana M
March iii 79aqtIi 7jApr Lara in demand. but at
oSer Ias a. ami & Mol. % s,esdy sns and SSc % WINS
key steay ana gnehanSsd at 81 o. com ssor
and 80 Lover oats @ s'sa1y f, ana $50 ioSr smyrr"s''
&c cSSSi Sa Feo 5'Gs %Id 9 Family 50 ssse
Fancy Wheat ra at 81 q G reesg' s c9t SS at se
Rye steady IT so BARLEY dan at s9S PORK d.i aad nom
shoaders &C. Cieai RIOS 5Gc: Clear sides 67oc bacon
ea-er Sho9deFs 81 cear m laos ' %, M, %eahsr
Wbskcy active and hum a. VI o6 Bnter qlet alL l ul
7sssc Hogs ac i've and dr@ Co9mon - 2,asi 10 lghI
= II, d1Gst Fseo1pi mt: LaSS ao he'd " shipmens mead
DEraor fe1 l2tour easier snd sh.ie l2wer tS saiea
Michigan nominal No White Michigan. y ~ - spot and
a1c5 ana unchanged Oats dul. 10 ding townwaTi So
White c. 80 10 ao S9e NP rod M MA, ~ i a" D1yoT; So
pressed Hogs fair demand at - HuaS5 Receips-t iouT
i0Ou smpmens-tlour 40U bIs' Wheat none Corn
NH nSMHwlrGfE Feb Flour strongly held Wheat
openrd weaK dociucd llc and oaed heavy So Mlwau-
kee Hard, 81 30 ~lit, 81 2l2 NO @auhcr hot
I ant Ne fIarg March u "1f. Ap- 81 -; 80 %
do sl uoLs; No. do SOC al O2 hrtcltd. eoc corn
i,v,,r: no. s5nt No. - 81 &C. ave l'Ntrf
10 !. 7lo B,ry daiI unseiuoi and lover 20 1pfnE
-0r Provisions steady. P0rt quiet GO rll 40 caS
All au sfarcn Iar-Irlme steam, 1.o3c. t39hf T. 1c
Jaol Live Hogs strong 81 -jdSi 5JI Dressed Hogs
lrm with a good demand. ut 81 %.
PuLiDt.riiA feD l2-flonr hrmer st,aol lnIuly, sn
ce come forward slowly and the u cA Is very moderate
ii'rfne "a GlLaE5 - Western fcunsl fnia Extra,
.,lI Lafj 10 Mnnsson Extm Medium - oni 40 Good
do Choice. do Fancy ~; ftnuaylNahh do.
N.tm ul GOrd tG ~; do Chnlee sb e' %t - 10
/ -. iOts bOul = % 'ih W 'h"'
Az 6u -outaoIn Illinois do. Good - do ,Aolcg - 20
1hint, Nri.lu. - Good, ~ 10 Choice 81 10 DO
G Ve Igh Grade, ~ 80 Winter Wheat Patents 81 90
Minnesota 40 81 5uGfS 2J. Rye fOur-tock hghi prices
to.dr with ANAL sales 81. Com Meal dul al 50 ~ y
urSfheai Meal but tte sought alter and ran.es IRON
~ r0g. Wheat feyersh and unsetti0 with less dsp0s
ron 10 operate prices dropped OF c iiOm tue hShst
n,rc 81 Yesterday Pennsylyana Red on track 81 az
nguru nber no s b2i some NO. Red In elevator. car
90, 81 dg Tho cargo is 81 90 Il free Oh board AT the
New-York tribune., 1880-02-13
cy ssIsc. state aid Pennsylvania. 17naIsc; Western

-ev SGigc. aid Penneylvana, 17LdlSc; Western
lJc11+c. G.. Canada. IL Glfc.: Lined. i2ol3lo.
RICt-C,rnhui IN steady demand and firm ~ 6'ia7'ic
SEEDS-Qu sales l4i bags Good 10 Prime sold 10
&c.
STEARINE-Qulet unchanged
sUGAi-Raw steadirr. with fair INQUIRY. Caba-Mus
Common 5a-D1ci Far 1l4c.; Good ~ a
iqc, Prime 5sc.. Centrfuga 7Ae54sc Moasecs 3i4a7c
Mcade f6ac Clayed boxes D. = Nos 30 y B'sa1 os
go - gD- H. 7"4dSlsc; Nos 10 10 lS, S
asosc.; Nos. 10 %, ss4GS7y 7yc Whlc. Sd9c. Porto
Ricj-Rsnnng Inferior Good Fair, 6as07Sc; Good 10
Prime 7e014c. Bazi. D. s. Nos 70 u; 6aG7 10 Java
8. Nos -. 72drc Manila and liOilO, Bsd7 &c
Crcln-- nennne d7c Grocery. 4ssc sales 10000
Ioio 1ssc; 547 hhds DemeTara private terms 300
lhd= Cfrugli &c Refined active Crushed, 9osD
sac Powdered 0ac Cut Loaf 9'4ci Granulated 9Sa9 2c
StRninrI "a. Dgatsc.
TAIIDW-Stsadv. sales 875 900 70. - s,95ssc.
WIfIskEY-Du. nominal 81 lOaSl T.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-13
from PRINCIPAL Atlantic ports for weeks endeH GU
riar, :, and from January l. 1879 and looo'
vlEtT
vroopr,N FINANcIAL MARKErs.

LONDON Feb l2-l2}O y. M. =. hondN tour D,S
tOi,. tf,.rtr a1d Great western ttsr NOR age,
ceriiarites 7l do second, - NewN"r, C,pts, ,o -.
Sew-T,g.ev Central CoGsols. 1922: Eiie ti",
illinois cHtr4. Zoe fcnnsyva'n Central ''9' "''
IlaIoad. 33i4 n. ,,,-,css c,ot, three per
ref es a - francs II ceutmts Tor me account o, NJ
TnyDpv Feb. 12-3 u. m.--Ihc hulhou lh "e Dam Nrs
t,, NJ. increased iCI 200 during the past week nRe ~
t,rr,pra al ;he Bank OF ENGLAND reserve w hhu.H' ~
r. ueeL ,,ss lSls per cent iH@ig per cent ,.oi
foxtoV Feb 2-i %. &. bonds tonr per oe9s
E+s .rcad rorsss q4 illinois CeniD iOt t1i iriuH
ma C.r,tra = Reading Railroad ~. Jals a.,
wees cont rcites ~ D. l4'' -" 81 ''
the account. nj 81 cr,uce ,,as In.
p tWe Feh 2-1ie specie IN the BanS OF ftAhC' "' "
ra..i - francs during the pas cek TO-, c.r
f.tgi-. Feb I2.-EXciange on L"e"ph' - ia''' 30 ~
New-York tribune., 1880-02-13

well distributed business was done III railroad
bonds and generally at full prices. But the prncl-
nal feature was in the dealings in the JUNIOR issues
of Ere. of Erie second consos there were
81, 5000 sold at figures ranging from 9ls4@9lSs
SASS 600 rose from S57s0S7le Missouri. Kansas
and Texas first consols advanced from 1O4 q TO
lO5Is0iO5 the seconds selling at 6sG G6S l2a677s.
Chesapeake and Ohio first, series b. rose per cent
70 az 81. Louis and Iron Mountain first incomes
were dull bnt d per cent higher at o4l2, and the
second incomes rose 2 per cent to 81 Mobile and
at 737s bid of the newly listed bonds we note
sa es Ohio Central first Gs at 93 Peoria, Decatur
New Consohda;ed at 97G96asQ9 96l2 Annexed are
the closing uuOtatiOns
New-York tribune., 1880-02-13

Government bonds were strong with liberal
IRENE rrires were not maintained at the close The
transat tions ~ the Boards included $4,000 cou-
pom and 500, 600 registered IS at 1854; $4,000
common los at 1888 and $4,000 registered ~
1O7osd 1O7lo ind 100000 coupon 4s ut 106asd
1861 and Si93, 800 registered at 10Gl2GlO6l4.
District of Columbia 3.65s active and further
advanced 70 sales at 80. The market closed steady
of fha folloviDp uuOtations:
New-York tribune., 1880-02-13
TIE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Fy Yerh R.ycr. Uesseis and RaHroads.
1,,.,.,,.v I.h u 192
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
rurpNptv E,h 10 fe2
AsHEs-Quiet. steady.

ASHES-Quet. steady ,, o., ~. ,..-,,,,. .
Burcr ard sold III balhnoie' i'-'' --'
grlic- 81, adv quiet and UNCHANGED $4,000. .,t... .
COTTON cotton duil aud weak nt ye-teInS5 @ n
81. ON the spoi fg7 haes. l02 last evening in'ludlns -
IN ckfnrt and Tor spinning delivered 60 soAll'"
6n ,ie. r-crip. al the ports today b52 ba~ against
~ 30 .s.. fbi day as' week and Il Of- yelr since
en,.,pr / g03 2GS baes against 335OG5 bales Tor no
s.u, ioi tasf
New-York tribune., 1880-02-13

ance made up bv q coin loss OF T2Ol ,664, less a
currency gain of $21. Cos. This reduces the gan
since FRIDAY to II 35S. .9S4. Money sharp legal
interest AT the Stock Exchange. and closed active
and firm. Discounts are Cull, and leading dealers
snnln " nfea for Inrrrnnflle nnn.r IL lnIInMs:
New-York tribune., 1880-02-13

No changes are noted in the domestic exchanges h
New-York The United states treasurer AT W ash
Ington to-day received 1905 900 in National bank
untes for redemption. he customs re-
ceipts were $G13,OOO and the internal
receipts were $500. 900. The following Is the
Clearing House statement to-day EXCHANGES.
SIlG.6l7. .735; balances. S6,0fO275. The business
at the Sub Treasury covered Receipts 81 O37. .419
payments. S1.217,473 currency balance
81 100 0S6 coin balance SlO7.2ll l.336
The following were to-day's quotations Tor dones-
tic and foreign coins and bullion:
New-York tribune., 1880-02-13
BANKING AND FIgAYCLIA.

+ : STANTON. 10 Nassau-st.. has for SAFE mo
new O,wego Midland Stock called NeW-lorA' On'"-
rio and Western.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-13

State bonds were dull, with sales Of Louisiana
copsols at 4Sl4 483s Alabamas, Glass a. at GA 63
Tennessee 6s new at 35, ana Missouri Is OF 1887
at 1O734 Annexed are the quotations for State and
municipal bonds:
, 1880-11-23
BUSINESS.
The Upward GaItop of Stocks
Resumed and Checked.
Higher Prioos Predicted on Account Of tho
Enormous Traffic Of tho Roads,
Heavy Shipments OF Currency by the
Chicago Danks-Foreign Ex-
change.
The Produce Markols Aoltyo and Exclledly
Hlgher-A Further Boom In Prices.
Lard. Wheat, rork, md Corn All "on The Rau.
page" With Zig Truding.
EINANCIAI.

Stocks oponcl at high prcsstire, with heavy
transactions ami advanced Prices. lsttsllnytult 4
Quincy opened ~ higher, at Fix, which WIN tho
bcstuotnton Of tho lay: Rock lsllni 4, Illlilots
Central 4. New York contrnl i, Luke Hhure u,
Northwestern Il, St. loo preferred ", Western
Union Il, md Canada Southern A. wcro other
conspicuous opnnlng nlvnncrs. The innrkrt
wis HxcItctl, n tho wholc lfst. will, nse or two
exceptions, mndo Inatcrlul astvnnces an tho OPEN
Ing quotations. All dny tt.ero was free
n'nrkot'ns OF stocks on which thore
waa profit. md moro than Unco tho
market staygcrc'l under tho offerings. Th,so
was rally oach time TIL towards tho close, when
tho pressure of reAlIzltlons evidently checked
tho buying, nnl ut the close prices showed con-
s!dcfAhlo saNGnE below tho highest prices or tho
dny.
Tic htctuntloHs between extronn quotations
wero decided enough to give good margin fnr
tr1ulfg, nud there wero numbers of sAles ni''do
with tho expectation Of taking tho stocks back
nt lower pr!ces Tho hbsence or short Interest,"
Ia thonKht to 10 weak feature OF
tho market by professional operators, but prices
hayo reached level ut which short sales Will
rnpldIy increAso with every rise In tlo nlnrkot.
IA far rs Chicago operators conld bc followed
thoy were buying moro thsn thoy were selling.
street oyery day for Investment, without dis
cr1,ujnnttnr closety n. Ia thn prIro Thu bust-
nnaa ~ t1,o mott tfnnortnnt rnads ia aurnoesIuu
nees W WV !no9' ''"poil"nt toaun ;" enlP'so.nf
oil expectations, anu present EARNINGS hre NJ
rate which mike oven tho present high prices
seem low for the best 1 stocks; Mus v,r
o'es. .N..' 70 ~ ~. s y" 49, H.
hnVc becn completely taken ny surps1se " t"p
COURSE Of tho 'nnskot. New York dispatches
stnted that thoy wcro selling Stock freely whore
they had profit In It. "Ihe public wcro doing
nlf tho work OF tho rise, wh'Io tho old hcaus
looked OH III a1nRze1nent."
Money cloacd ensy In New YoFk. Tho imrlcnso
, 1880-11-23

T: E 4 I,S" If d ' a:ss.;h 4: x'3s I; S%its
$s;s "; ]; ;sS,ss Il II l. i:is Z Il g.
rfs s;";r, II. y%,,rs asiisa Nov. ~
WS;"$Ss*3a' H. as K! K :' S::s:t & ai'"a p9sat
s;ss Sy;E t;$:i GSis j; ;siS s;l i:
;$s;i II t..
vi: S:Ss daa If sHf sss os:i WSSS e. S.t 4 rs 'a
ss;ss @ !Is?:;, II;ss il iiii,sa;;@ ~
9ras y m ,Ss ss's s'aads;a :ssS Ssha1 S
II; i; S II sss %!i; G;;:j:sii
VII; ;ss i II ii i
" q 4es .s.'ss X ii i;s s ssf% W
VIII! sa. ar" I" frsat :. S.fils X sa os..
". t ane 6 sns tfs ses 1ass ses Ss j.
TsT vi i L; SaiS S$; Sii;t
VIII Il sis S$ il i
s;s 8: Z i ss: IT Ill i Z ai5i4s Il "i'sy i's|y
III ; l. .Ss il Il Il: S,;i Il Ii:
VT, y%,n h msnmd. /, H. 1900
49, W. }tsu!t," :" Vi HDuAt u ST<S
ln.rtberal. ..... AHD
NORTH Dt ftrf Limits WITHIN 4 hADtU8 "
REFES HILEH Or THE tUCRT.IutHK.
Fullerton nv. nm II q If AafAnd nv.n FIX
", r. t!h!M ftpt- Il tf''uts Mueller 10 H..
euETit uf city LtnlTA WITHIN A HA,tEs Up hKyEX
MtiEs Hf THU C0CRr-ltUcHE
SinEnrn rt. " rUr Df Fort Wayne nv, u I. tfr11
la,it Il, dated Uct. II "a. Tnlsr ct nj. tn tlts
toMean5i. ......:.;:..:s LOO
Il. unted Oct. %,tM. and r. =. ksIIy 10 +. ".
t,fs.!;hf IT ii Il = 81 Kmiarrki' ~ !; S.id
ircpOryj 2m
WEST UF CITY itMlTs WITHIN 4 HAnIEA uF sEvkS
H1L1:A OF TUE CtIrtr.HuG3E.
ffumfnldt 81, n " TOT TT Hlbntnnvt1p,e e {, iix
~ #. ,lntcd Nor. II "a. :sehafncr u u. r..
11llt1lbuhll isuievart lii II n Of jinoniistt,n
~. v I. aJx1Alft tated nov. II tsntns tn J. Eil-
GNfl&
, 1880-11-23
PROVISIONS

1fOQ fKuDECtS-HetG active mad rerg mitch
stronger but isreHuiary 1,s hIvust hnom wns In
lnrd which ndvnncsd Nj psr cent. Fork followed
with Jump Of ~ per cent. and mea u dragged. thcro
being hut little speculative demuHa Tor tlcsn and
etbpnR .s1crs seemed 10 be Hnneratly limited below
the views Of Aolders, rs Liverpool was lower. Tho
foreign markets WERE Iwever. stronger 0h int,s Tho
logns log nnrket repnrtrd caslar oil se uFndos.
while uers werg stcad&nrt eu thAt thnFs conditions
did not much fnsor l,taher VrIces for product. HIT
there ~A. speculation In Tho air." very biz de-
nand e13t!nH ci,!ehy l,y parties who ars usnhllJ
khnwn Gs - whea: susn," md th!s EtifTenrd prlcrs
MEs% FnMK-1unnnry advnnccd asliftMG rer btl
md clnse .lu AfDyU thu 1ntrst prize ~ 9ntMrtla}4
n !ilIhSH1L Ftb!unrr Gtnsstt ~ &!hSl seIigE IigE
N"srh,eHr tnxcd Ut tl11 tnId. Mnd ss,t; Hew. tl|M
M s: " was 81 r., ID d e @ brs 9 IT, sHS ss,ss e.
S.,yslter Ut f2 l1 IN hrls .GI1If I,ecrnltr A.
III nrt+ sr.r tilv ytar Mt III 114 llS:
~ l!r!. .err January Mt tlkjn E1h UIsis
t1sr fernry Ut ~ a,A w. Tnn: ltatS Lr's, r.,
aa'ys th. !hes. hsIr,'. Of .a;nr.l,ly q t+,3ssH'
sa,t nl see! SG1un,f. ttl7H"t.?0 rcller Jn,.nhrJ,
hiIa i.st*s*l trlltr frtMnrY; sa!e. wete rSN.rted
r. ao! r. :tst *;Stsss.: lsp f.. se1tSr S9y:n,. r.
ast',a; :a.l e. Keller January IL nn!i
EhiG0 tcs.
MEATs.salc. we're reported If % boxes shoulders
~ ltln l!* sliutt ribs ut IN sHllgr SoTein-
es{ sr!lrs 3Mnusry snd t;nt'E M .flisr n,r
C.nrs IT ttt': III boxes long and shpft c1GhE* at
tIHyt :fn Ect green hnMa IN +' nt c; ntin GN tCs
s~eut plC ktd tlu seller Lannnry Mt ftuJ Tho htnEr
rtses show nst strcnsth in INNS alld si.,ul.!.se
fnlnw. ut! O'Clock for full.cuscd luts uness otof-
NlsG Hpecl!ed:
, 1880-11-23
TILE REFUGEES.
Tie Colored Refugees in lkanRna-Thc
Exodus from tltc south Still I'rucecd-

I'll. Colored Refugees in lknusne-Thc
r..In, fro,u Ain xn,,tl, xtSll rsrucecd.
sA'u1' 14"''% ~..o
ln@'
Es0tEwo0p, ILL.,, Nov. 1S,-Io The Editor o. ult
it,na Inst aud Tribune: Through your e1cei-
Ha1'useti ",sa " eumnu..e.u Asuse y. ..o
tse@nl cono'uoh OF 1elnEeea 1ron tue c1.s'ato
sta1cs In Kansas. Moro tl,an nlnetecn'tWcn.
iett. Of the 4uuSj thnt hnyc cuE,o into tho State
,4n,a uo-.h iva, ,ro a,tr. .uuatnI,,,rr Mnpv
t""s s.sss', ~, a., ,n ~ a,,J
INt '''ssa nun "s' ~ ao, p1lshe's VI s"fu' u4.a
iatao southern portion Of the State they haro
n ta'.sl between t'ooo and 1000 acres Of COTTON
%as M mas proven cotton ra1s'!'g perfect success
DURING the su'nner season emigration slnckenca
MMcc sotnewlIAt, yet there was not nlOnth
passed without bringing ut least flfty etnlgrants
INN ,he sn,,th viii cvnrv nossiI,,o rf-
f,rt Of n,anrcrs 1h kecn thnm hnck.
a4} iulse r.'n,,rts frnn, this Stnto Fiat
tas eIodlis hai rr,1r,l nnt, lint m i,eip frum
elhtF s's,es WIS tr"Ief1, int va WHO nro in
iox ~ IN nrev VIII piaos M ,u or IT. T., n
.suee rcnortoH nv s ~ ~ fitn MU e"' thoy
M foos'nr Il, nr,,nr n,,,rs y,thin thr..,
xeisns osi ~ r,,ntE in .,n'r'n T-,,,, Tn,s;.I",n
NHs.nni r. mi ;.x,o ~ ~ " ,.r..<, ,,nnes.,r.
,o of ths n,,n,er n,o . ~ ,sost,sfa ~ s ,yoro
thne al Itat fnIt 1v{Snru @ vii, ",4.o tn,niffns
of iaail ,hjfir"m, ,1n rv"a on1 atnt ssln,u n,Ir
llteatI0n, siany nf thnsa , WIN 'n uatne In war1n
mi ss W,aa Win Two and three faIaiies 70 ooGo o
nl, FIX frE Eor,. tIa1Jar,iy .1r ot thom Wa1EinH ~
Md themsaIv1s s,vt,h"ut a,'aI.a Ky at,I aoorIw n
II tha mi ~ $3.50 t nUto as!u ~ pou.t SlHa it
xs,,ho, ~ y VI .aelr Journey. Ann NOW as coa
mtdate hen LvS . 1e ~ y, aSMu v, a. ~.
viii contniIc ~ Io'w ns ~ n" M TrnsI.ut 1,nfcv ~