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, 1880-09-16

HING PItODucry--Wes1 Flow anu stcnty. There
wna mt much ,c1land several Of tho usual oporn-
tars ;wcro nstnctot by the Excitement In wheat nnl
ruru, eut holders wura rn especially on pusk. which
averaged nbout 10 higher. Old park was neglected.
except tint there *nuie dlsason 10 make trnnH-
iDrt tenEl tha month into nSxt. Tlle tWn ura now
ncurly yetee. md hpnlo fnks nrRtis lnt kheFS MdA
10 decline towards tho opening uf TIN epHnR vim
ivr'A wnrk. Moss park wis TndeFacy Inquired fur.
lnr MIA tame, with The uct0ber rreh'iun nrasS tx
ttnEuis,e,s Meats neglected, hut tile parties
s,lpnsel tn bckt nnerstAn tho lltAl reported con-
llnued sut4irmAnd f1r consunpon. nnd tic nl'l'usi
tntn ,ilsnprrArhilrc cured 1nia We nuta tMt 1s.
urtat renfrh hecllta Ut I'll IN latlt tl tlie local
hug market %h4 HiiiEl arlIlHcr. .
hiErs PniK-AtYnnctri ~ per hrl from TIC iaiest
tti.,p,,: it:s:3s H:s scirr N"vrmhar. ind t1tiss
seller feptsnsIor A. !Ii*tlSs, asD l,ris scHs &c.
inner n. tl7-. 4iAirs hntlrt Suxgmhsr n ttt?:y!S
Gs; Grs ssiis1 sss, sssf It Ssa5 @ @
I.ANE-Adynheat s!a: per ~ ltis. bn 1tit hack 'l
clntuh tn.e Mt nDnut Thursdays lngxt ll h!tt'n1, nj
ffylttsAttI &ttlt *ber Tie Mh, fsM .hH!:3 scil"F
i'clnier. si:t t5Mt tnr Noya'G.f and e:a,a fns
3N sler tepun1tsr IT ts!. 'n irs rl!cT t'gsn,r
nt tAGE5Kiit t,hl tcs tc!let S.iramt",r 1t
jnr,,nry nj tf.0t7.n1. 1ua', so.'H ,cs. ..,.-
MGAls-.Tu TsIhn,l! n!..r,,a,Mt & ssnEs s,k sscs
u ~ dict 40 yH lblE ast4 Etn ElrnIA
on private turst ktI tc4 greHn huns u ihn " e,
75tss nwasl.plcktuI d. nj nrvn.u !rrnxt itinn i's
sh,t .sI, Fn. r. @ IN" @ ,ss ,ss s
tl0 uatli,u chi. uG nrnls about NJ fdlloms ut
tIl.1tbuk ltNfklY sGlTEy3 tttlR,
, 1880-09-16
THE NEGRO.

Tho Old Shareholders Preparing Lists
OF Their slaves for Use III cnHc Han.
cock Ii 1;lccted-rhc Exodus from
the South In Tint Event.
EtW rhrG Tfmss.
In letter to rrlund In this city, n colorcli
farmer Of Virginia writes rs follows toMcll-
Ink thu political sentiments Of his ieigfbors:
"In the remote portions of Virginia, In the
village whcrn was born, the most hard
hcaded Democrats lsnvc already begun to
cnunArate their former slaves, believing rs
they 10 that, In case Hancock il elected to
the Presidency, they will be paid for them
By the Government. Some lInve gone SO far
already rs tn secure the aft.lRytts OF persons
who know tllat they owned certain slaves,
the purpose being TO use these nltidnvlts9t
III tho Federal Government by tho election OF
1lancock. Thu Southern Democrats nrg rs
firm III the belief to-tlay rs they wcro lln'llc-
ttiatcly nfter.tie surrender TINT they arc ell
ard nny one who will visit LecsbnrE, Fair.
fax, CMlpepcr, or any OTHER collnty-seat Of
Virginia.. wlien Court Is being held, VIII M!
III reference to the exodus Of colorcd tlie1l
from the Southern Suites, tbs sanlc writer
says:'
Nrgro exodus some of the best talent Of tho
culintry. Tic discussion, however, seems to
llavc terminated and no ono now manlfests
any special interest iii the great movement,
Voluntarily started by tic cn!nrcd people for
tie arnGliUratton Of their condition. anu their
eschpe from systematic persecution. hut
in case tic grcat North Is so careless md u1,-
fortunate ns to nlluw tho South to get
control Of tho National. Government on
Tho I'd Of November next by the election OF
Hancock, the negro exodus Will assllnie nai-
Utllcr aud more determined shape, and OIL n
mucI! larger scule, t!,an ever before. Where
they left the South by hundreds, they would
lraye y BY, thousands. Theey would III q
South Cainlina us they nre iii Afuino Or Iowa.
!lave always been lit favor Of u iutlicious
withdrawal of the e0lorefl people frun those
ssciloi,s in tho Soutlt whero their lives. ant!!
liberties are insecure, to such other pnrts ol
the North nlWl West wheru their lives n1Ml
liberties would Ut least. bo guarded against
outrage and murder. 1prcilict that. III Ease
liaDcuek " elected to tic Presidency, there
would bu such d stampede Of the colnrGd pe0.
JIe from tho South tllat 1t would be lMpuyer-
ished nntl made barren for the want of lnbor-
ers, because the Southern whites nr0 totally
ineauabla Of cultiyuting thu soil. II tho sn
las lost lis saror, wnerowitl shall 1t bo salt
G,l13N
, 1880-09-16

Jtvrrr IN contracts nrs mt wstch 1r s1tppers OK
In @ ~; t; ;s!s. rs5s s e y,
d l. bS;';s & !saS: 3 s. ;sa I'D
,t,Sns s Ss re
:s:, Il; sa, 5:ss;s i'll
I'll i III ss Il NJ; In /: ~ sS;S
ana = s,ns ci,'!ty tcrorI, ,hat e.t9 VA r%as
asy' -:
!siS;ss; sassss y y. u ": .s*cnss Ssss; Tss
lii. srnt rSTi @ wiz n VERY nt,:,d femme, pnsjny
Y X i,s!5t s%.,
,i i, Il S sss I
ytnl',"r mil al in l?4c and tho ysar wna nHnna
e IT ~ VIZ. eIGt .1c. wcfn rspsrM n altun ~
Il :ss$;s " A. II s.:S
sfs aSs ." board '"'' md "'u 'aT' at t' rol''
2, y ta c,' Snl@s Viii
N iS i! sf s 1sa, Il r,,Ii Il 'e ,s NJ; @
ESns " itss's: %at h:ins s!oa!T s%s
;'"nsa. ss!Is; t,e5sSsr Seenca Y a"isi, .ola ~
ss.ias. ssi!%s Savsm!,s5 ". s!'d$ u i. ,s;.e:
~ ~ ~ ferr M m n g. r. Yc1r o.
s"s! Ises;; !! xSts VIII x!jiss E VT Ss;:
4 Ss 9. tfasss sn q :; 80" samie II Il I, ssss
irEr.nn ,nAr1t r.stAt tHes. y, .n..s -
i ~ r. nn,tYE MI ~ s!En1 Mnn stsHE H - t @
Hnn eI 1r ~ VIC ''naGl 'HtMItsst anu ~ nn Gno
tictn WI. 'lre!th" n 4 SIC tFnH IHesihy Gr'ct<:
& n easH snh f"M1Hy NJ EssS % T!nn slnta ant , ,"as
EbnE nnt al frialiFH lriEe. otIint EEtt@MnsHt
s ~ ~ @ @ h or ,n H. s"9 1, y @ rnI .i'cs w,
s"tnt "at .ersu q n49 ~ tse et9se; ~ ~ ~ h
: ss:s,sna ., Mrtc s'H ~ X M ~ "'saci ~" D" "
nAhhEf -Wut .,,.rvnH = tn'fo 1n!st lseitn0: nna
invhf' lho eht! ~ we 4hsstth u WMCF aMnSb Wth a.
s1Its-h.nK. spEcHhilFc otieEn VOTE tEIit' unu tM"
tn', offerings, resulted u relative wenhi's,s.: 49,,
NJ Cst*f sHa ny Il! IN HH5 h'hisH 70 ,h4c in tne
Nrshrn.tnst,. @ n Win NJ" wanted AZ ill., f. n.y. ,r nG
Mh,fe tMat !nte; SGHlp0 ~ MhfG sH1tnR [rhny
, 1880-09-16
FINANCE AND TRADE, .
Stocks Better-Foreign Exchange
Weak.
Tie Pfadute Markets Slrongcr-rresi,ion Rather
Qatet and Unusually Steady.
Broadsluifs Acliye-A Sharp Advance In Wheat
Gals, and Corn.
FINANCIAL,

The Now York stuck tnnrket opened fcvcrl.h
and unsGttesl, hnt nbout n0nn It rnllut, anil
rlsc WIS realized IN sevrri properties In tho list,
sotnc tnllk'nx III, nhynncp uf !fGtl PR cent. Tho
dividend stupks Rrrc weak under tho linprcssinu
that sonle ut thu trunk lines were emitting
freight nnL passenger rites. It Il rcpnrted Tint
tho Arbitration tn,nlultteu hRyc reported ~ II
hnsts nC consolidation 10 tdr ElovAtctt nnrl ~
for Mrtr0lnIlnn. Manhattan II firmly he'll.
Northwestern ind thu ctN,l taHt,ls 4nve strength
10 tho nnrket. II Is thought thAt III. Paul will
declnre II dividend Of :!i bcfnrc tho Isl ut Ueto-
ber. Tho market closed III higher prices.
Chtcngn s. Ruck 1s!And gHinoh l.; Michigan
Central II; Luke Shore x; Northwestern =: 81.
Paul u: Ohio Mississippi 4; vt. .too Il; Itcmi-
Ing X: Mnnhnttan Il: Union pncit,c 4; Nnsl,-
vIilc 4 Chattanooga !.
Tho losses ean bo seen. III well as tho opening,
cnalng, md highest prices, from tho following
tntiC:
, 1880-09-16


Tho following Rt1,ln was Inspected Into storo
In this city ycssgr.lay morni,lg: 81 CUTS rcd win.
ter whcat. y aunrs No. wtntcT, 81 ours M. dr. /
cars rp1cetUt. cur mixed, ~ cnrs No. spring,
u pars No. ,so, crs rejpctctl ttGI wteatJ; tt,
cars nn,1 4axN ,hu M. corn, In entA nni s0.NN
bu l,igh-tnlxcl, 10 cnrs rr1rcted (7at cnrsl>; 81
cars whItt onfs, 10 cars and ;tD III, No. mixed,
n cnra rcjectc. . cars no grade tll3 o,ts,; cur
M. l ryo, II cars No. ito, cara rejected as
ryc), Q ours No barlpy, n cars No. ITO. Il cars
No. do, . ours No. ,io "a barlnyl Tntul il,D0l
curs,, ba5 900 bl. tnauoute out: 1,87s b,l wheat,
4iT,4as In corn, 1,Gs7 Du rye.
Tho 10 ..l.tg prn,l,,us tnnrkcls averaged hotter
yesterday, Nrtmsls.utrs wrro loCIdc,Iy stronger,
with mora tl.,lng In tho principal departments.
wi,rat wns stilIeacd hy ruports OF al upwur.l
tendency In LtyerlHol, With II continued active
movement from ibs Country to tho EnntIneut.
Ut Enr1pc Thpro werp also tome ,ropt urdcrs
huro. Tic limits On which worc very ncur ,,,,r
c,rrent quotations, Corr, wns stronger IN syn-
tathy with yyhput, u,,d Ia eorsca,trucv uf a
growing bol,yr tlut IL xrrat ,tpal f su,l,asp wus
d,ne f,y thu lute for rutnor tu,rly} frosts. Oats
wcru h!xhor hrca,,sg Of rho ur,yc,,,cut iii whent
putl corn. lsye WIS tIrm on spot, hut rathor ut.
, 1880-09-16
NY TELEGRAPH.
hEW Y0lfK.

spsetat Dhpateh to 7nt Ch4easo Tribune,
NEW Y0AK, sopt, lb-TAe stock market opened
weak, but thero weEo dospcrato efforts niado ~
rnlly 1t. The long stock and sales by beass,
h0wcvOr, e3ertod their elect, and after tho tlrst
hslf-hour tho bulls woro In t,,! rotreat. From
this tune un Irregular uMrkot eus,lcd, tending
III the main to atill Iovcr prices. Al 2o'cluck
tho quotations In the majority OF casos wero ut
tho lowest OF tho duy. Shortly before tho o,sc
whon TIM tnaskot bad relapsod Into dullress,
hrokesa werp svnt III 10 rally pFlces. and under
light ,purchsAcs succeeded In 1naktlx IL
gcnrral recovery. 70 that " THO Closu
quotations Hcro advancing and tho look
, 1880-09-16

Ett,r ribs srer NrnOaltE. r1s,trl at Ftse nt u.
ssIiHr Snyeimner ut ts7h lhE tlrhrs ann'cd nt fs1
inMH ctt hnni-. u.T{cI aweol'pCliea hnals GMn,p.l
ut w stA(a tIr li&tsd &xutaH9t green hn's, sHtnu
Ias.n gu9taInl s'4as.;c tor .to,sl.9,,, .a'Sg tor
MI CuHyhHad ANIL Eurkrtt. -.
i;NE*sE.D We qas.tu whlto o. b3So and yos-
low ii III Nc viii Anls nj N phys thcknrA At ~
HkEf-Was a,lst A t1,1.fI3s Il tas iaoss' fatoaSss'
.Al!.nW-Qaivt and ateady al III s'4lc for city and
44;%S5lp (ur cUHlitFF,
, 1880-09-16

A MOUND AND ITS CONTENTS,
Sp$(t4l DisDotch Ia ThA fh(ed6o Tribune.

V1ScENSEs. Ind. Sept. 15,-Whlla in,-
p.oSsns Locust street, III The northern part
W tll's city, IN old and wcil-known mount
was opened, and discovered to 10 full OF
s,sehhess for -ant!qMaria.ls and such. The
mound mound was founI to Ou largely 4 niaks .0f
5Miiss, apparently skeletons nf dcGcase.t LII
alis Wali !Wo battle-Axrs ailtl NUMEROUS Ott.or
Matlike weapons weru found, Tho mound
10 be critically examined by Prof. C0llett.
, 1880-09-16
OHIO CENSUS.
Grcnt IncrenHo OF Municipal 1ntlebtcN-
nchs-Stnte mil Local Dcht Exceeds
Fifty Millions

orcat Increa.o OF Municipal rntlebtct,-
ncns-Stnte mil local Dcbt Excceds
ltIfty rfIllIon..
W.s,'xnrn" ] Sont ,a-rba ,,,,;,,,,o, ~
TIM S, "rnlt ,,rht t'' mn, iaxntIon leI ~ tne M
State Of OhIo has Just been completed by tho
Census Office. md exhibits n lnreu incrcnsg
IN tl,e yatmntton ovcr 1s7f1 on,w n mn,lorotn
T.. T.. Wv s"t"".'ou WV io'o' Vt!5 A,u.ci"eo
increase ~ taXatlolis anu Il fiafKetl increase
III tho debt, the latter being almost exclusives
ly IN tho Inrgu citIcs. Thp figures eIyen be-
H.. 49, r 49, 49, ~ ~ ss.1" $500
wv 'ui lily uept Alo t'tbso u tnc boi'htuio
civil divisions Ut the Stute. THO county debt,
s, g.. sAa'np.e. e'1lplaces "'l Ino 1'lueo,cuHeas'
,os a, Ms pn'pose oi lo county coslaefe" ~
hc'Sl! DIVISION hpart from tlle TOWNSHIPS, or
,t tl9 towns, yillages, school districts, or
s,!iss Which urs geographically ~.
,!res are for the. fiscal year .en,led
sept; !, 1872: county ts9bt. bonded nnd float
lng. S3s,h7l ,3Ss;. town, yt!agp, township
s.I, .lebt, holHes ani t!oatlng. 81, ,G's gA bonded
SH,N5l, ,liS. BESIDES this tucnl debt tllert Is
, 1880-09-16


t"nur nf prizes bcin9 iirnt. tirttcertr4 wcrt act
Ive ut thoroughly stlsutn"1 prIc.s. sug,r. mid
ruIcos continue tho irfncst articles In tho lis.
though there urc ITO siKns ut prultHcss IN any
department Of tho market. Ttn tlrtc:t-frut
trade Il stIlt 1nuknK IN uuttslty, md Tor dunes.
tic varieties there Is MT ns1ef shO nf strength.
Arpcs md ttcucl1cs cspcuIully nto wc.k. Tbo
t!th market WIS unchanged. 1suttcr WINS quiet
nnd Err,. Cheese nt.pwa. hcldnt rniit previous
prices, continued light receipts checking Mny
tontloncyt to wrakn"as. In tho bnY9fnR, leather.
conl, md t,1Y-rni markets nothlng new ns i'm
portaucn wns Developed. OILS wtre ncli,H an,l
generally firm. CArhnn, 1Anl. ami lEnsce.i oils
wrrc strt,nB.
Tho lumber srnfe wHs nctfva Mt Anstnihml
rriccs: tho arrivals were n'oinratc. and nj! tho
n!!crlngs fond buyers Ht presIo.* quotations.
finriwnrc was rcrn,rct fh unosl demand for tho
Tim .n' ,i ., ysaS , IN Thu "rhet VI. s,o"y , ' wl
.fato demand mud ,'',ch.nrr'l. Dealers u hide,
wis nRnt bot c1"n! III mo supply. lis1f'h'eot1l
wa* dull us last quoted. fho receipts arc light
mn" or pour nlinlltS. ......., 49,.
i'tke ieeiDhts were tetafe ana NJ stf"n7 prices
'or tT'th corhana wftnnt-ati4c tnf corn afl'i
III vac f"r wheat 10 lIninlo. WIN D"th steam aa
snli Vessels ~a'lttHl. WIN 1i"tph't "aeht' +o'''
wv ny e"f hhd V!"p III fye el"ftered'
NH 'Fe1eht! Weff' ahatci s!ea'tS ~ NC l"r
tn,in.,. ~ ~ ,tr,,., r"rat,,,' s-,l,,tt. ,roro
steady ct s;.r pcr 10 jts g.r ,lo,.r 10 1.ycrptw
10 j,Iycrpoo, 10 ffr tlu tu Antwerp or t,rc,,mn.
Tho stR9rcgatu ricefpts nf %hent reported yes
'er!'ay NJ Ch'chgn, MILWAUKEE,. ~ l'h's. '"'os'"
nna Detroit were alson e". Tho CORRESPONDING
o',.r'.''''s .r ~ 80 ..,I''''' ~''.'"' ".''
Tho fullhw!tg wnH tho movement OF rrntace
rr,rrtrI frn,1 Stw rurk restprtiHr. tfarcIt,ts-
t.r =; u,o 1,,.. ,y,,"t mr.. .,. ,"rn ~ ~
bu: oats. TA1tY In: cnrf. meat, ri rkEs; ryc,
= r,, in. ,rrtn. IN ln,. ,,nrt, ;, ,,rt., hn.f
1.ss) Iris: cut ,pvut. .,sE| pkys; Iurg .t.t tus:
II, ~. ~, -, '-"0 -'
, 1880-09-16

fntni. nor Is likely tn be, The krtn,nl I.s hcoE
pr'Ispcctcd. With in favorable rrtulta. Five new
FURNACES nre running this nln1ith.
Se.ttat Usr,tth 10 71e Chtenq' Tribune.
~; SEw Ttltx srr,. ihHtn tfir milling fnarkct ,'
chnfEcs III Tho IGudvtllG stOcks arc tlIRht, aul
In other stocks ttletG IL very little trIi'!InE.
SAN HiiANClHU.
, 1880-09-16

, HUSTON.
Spsefat Dfspntth to Tie t,ateneo 1rtban*.
fs0srHx, Sept. Ii.-ln mining sharcs Silver
t.iGt k.c!lnrtt from 10 10 :patM4: Copper Fnlts
frnin MT tn l5A; Lnsaipn frnm II To ~; Cnll,-
inet Il i!crIn frnnl 5i.,f n 2ls,i; l,rwahU from
lsts t! III; llmrhn inN W t"'hH; frn4kitn
trnn 131l tu i3ts: lfnrshaw WIS btcRdy at ~.
Offers rs hefDfc.
To tht 1rtattrn Atsocfatsf frtu.
tlosroS. Sept. 1A-MIning stocks closed:
Gn!umpi X fiecia.."..zH Icrahic. nsw.......... II
ChsMlpn pn........,,..,, 1&
tOprrr FAs. s.......... E4i Tftke.
FfAHklll ...... u Silver logL ..s.+..s, "
, 1880-09-16

,,a., ,ttapestry carpet Nth sowed Carpet Lining
iinI,sak nill outwear 4 BRUSSELS cnrRet without
sHX. snHX Uso only thut manufactured of c0ttuI,
NJ E1 p9pdt. American Carput Lining Company,
Ss,.,a T aosk aud boston. For sale by ull carpet
, 1880-09-16

Tho following were the receipts and shipments
Gf tho lending articles Of produce In thls city
duruH tilp twCnty fur hUutn crtlInR at O'clock
Wednesday, morning aud for tho corresponding
ttlnp Inst ycnr:
, 1880-09-16

1iO;S-tnnd hnE. eoptnue searee. and A. they
Mcr1 In aEtrb demand tl,nEG further lutnp ~
prces. salns VI Eoud tlsavy krndss wrru at
I'M n!vnntr nf 1ks1t. IN light Wel4hta hnd poor 20
ctng Ii. Tie Inter descriptions yumnrtse !e bulk
packers alid shippers thay sud s0w ii tho advance.
The Fnn4e 1T til, i,askst WA tluK@dm rho latter
figure lIy nut previously brGn 10 GIet IN ths uhr.
Vet since hs4. II U!itAlvh hy lihlL tirogr Co.
fur the TIP ot 4 Iond " vcry ,sholtS, loMa
,nitt.rr ni iliu ,ad tn4i nj Et!A rho Mnrkct closed
tr. nj $!4t fuf Il1t and ut {1N x5 for leAFY*
AiJ mi tutk NrsA 1ns1 pt1l1 n T)AA4h
, 1880-09-16
MINING NEWS,
NEW yflllK,

tI9 ths AFfItH8 dsIoeiatsd E'rfsJ.
NEw Y0ItKs HGrt. l5--lil,sIngss wns notivo TO-
dny Mt tho Mln!nx Exchange. ChryAntc was
tho lradIng sstUk, und showed considerable
strength, clostny higher .han for wuoks past.
Tho clOaIllK quotations wcrN:
, 1880-09-16

...->-~.
The following Instruments were t,lcd for record
Wednesday,, Sept. Ii:
CRY PROPERTY,
Tss:i" sssd sss e., 2 s Il a a:'s: ii Is t''it' H. G.s
VII ;aiSas;IS;i,. @ ~
''$s; :;a :;' Il; 3SiS;;: i Hi$i;i III:
c'SS1$: 3ss$ iii: & Wais;i:Ss i II:
s;;:;$ ai Ill |S i ;$S' Si:s; iS jS5$
Sst:a Aas. II ii s.seslsa ' & fa; u 5tas ,,
:S:S il $ Si5 # %ssfSyy;
iSs{ ;SsS IA
''S,Ts II i*yt ~ Il d;;a Jill iEs;; d ;;s !,sSi5s
:s ssst Si.;s: i? t. s A;S. 4 ita!;
Viii :;$ $sS( i :ss;S u s%: III i H!
i'sf"i ss Il Ssn G'ss GiysssS ii Il ,ss W,
ws:s %sas Il d: L '''
':,: x,%' T. g a"'ea & &scpt tans"n H. Jerks to ~,
viii |S!s i: " T;YiTsSSSsijs;v::;'i;$Si:; ~ sI
$s: l ;;;;9
rF"ss ,s!ca xspt s"'H Is ts'aSs iiy'iSs e Il.
:as;ss @ Wit i,st:; S::::i' so ~
.'it. i%lr"ysi: y y a?sa sSlt. il x. I. M. i.
'S,':i SS' \: $r T. t i;;! HWi';;''i' s 20
's *sp T. fSsS IN we. e?r.ss e jon E s. a".ea
ss1s: se /. 4. r't psss e. . s;: e ;,ss & ta'sa
sesh,"nr r. It, It iii Il II and near Vol iMk". I. I;I
, 1880-09-16

CATTLE-Tho A&nntiUn Of the Htnrkot WAS much
tho Anme IN Tho I,rece.tnR days OF tho week. Good
extra Rsatcs l!ght RWppIJ In unoA dem1ndI
aiI1 ttrn, while low aud medium Hrn's natives and
Western cnttls werg aG And rreguary lower. Ycss
1tehrHw cIctncnt lid nnt hertnusy affect TIC market
for fat cattle. the supply Of at ctass being conpnrA.
trc1y stn1l. but the wcNknsas III othor RtRdca WAS
nr2cIr ,3uu she,r nhsnnco. The receipts we're full
md consisted for the mist part Of Texas and fnr
West cattle and grn.s natives nf rnthce spare resh
There several bunctles IT uln'ice GcnvDs. Tor
whlei H,S.a III was obnlneu. and tew bunchcs OF
cxsra lhut fetched tJt31 hut tho arent bulk Of tho
days trnilns dnne mt priccs ranging from ffSs
downward n t3O. Westerns sold principally nj 800
Qai0, which wns d"ctnD from Tuesday OF h3tCc.
The HhrtnkAgc In Tctas was nb1ut tho SANG. whl!o
cttssnun nl1d medium natres snld tc lnwcr In sumo
Instances and merc har tn rnove Mt TINT. tnnner1
oachs freely but bu!chefs nscndJ hAd full supplies
tn,d, and butt4ht very tparisE!y. Snckdrs Wsf0
sn:ahn ut only trl.c "! from re yluns nEtlraa The
market for cunuua grades finished wcRk, With many
left UrGt.
, 1880-09-16

81 md apwards. $685.
wnixhnx i'll 70 i4H Has................,.,.,4 47aai
liz i;S IL IL 440si
II. islI to ia, a
hntGhtA' ck-l'l1r ~ common steers md
wsix"a NJ !" t. ~. ~. 2oea:
iTsi 4ht3a
.........,...... aaJss
hHs' rr stmIntsor XIV .eIs".e..' LTD,
, 1880-09-16

Government bonds were stealy III this nlnr-
ket at tho following figures: District Ut Column
hlh ;l05s, 01i4Gpar; IL, 10iiD10i4l; 6s, 10.ai0
1G.,t; As. liuaiGll0H: 4s, 1o2EDllO!i.
We note salrs OF s,,000 1ncksouvEllc s. South
cnstorn bonds nt par: $500 District Of Co'umba
nj pnr.
Foreign exchange Is dull. Sterling posted
Ass1ist4, sixty-duy selling Mt 4sohd5tsoai; .1o-
mind, 1Ha.s; commercial bills, 4T8it; Paris,
Gs,si y ;::.s ntwcrp, 6.4 l,2GE; Dns Zurich,
etc., ba3aial5e;.s; Hamburg md other German
cities, N!iGs31; Amsterdam, 19Il39st;
vienna, 41'iQsl.
4 dlspntch from Washington Bnys TINT within
dollars hnv0 been ordered from the
Treasury and senttcred nil ovor tho
country. Twenty-Five orders hayo hcen re-
ceivcd from tho West and south asking for
from $500 to $4,000. Tho nrgcst order WIS FROM
Athens. 0a., and the noxt from Columbus Ind.
a report Of. Il scarcity Of snnl bills comes with
tho orders as tho reason for tnaking thof1,.
Some Of tho figures In our Washington rcpnrt
OF Ottr foreign commerce, published i'll our pre-
vsons tssue, mort a moro careful study. In
drugs AMI dyes our Imports Increased over 1879
about 81, 600 000; coffee, $3O000O1 hlIcs $l4,-
a0o000; indla-rl,bbcr, ETC., .40OO O00; rngs nh1
paper nlaternl. ncnrly $aOO0.000; raw aIlk,
$7,I000 000 tea, s. Goa These nre rot al lux
Irles and hence tho inerenae Ia not to be deprc.
CAtea+ lH0 tulltL lHCIt.Hst Oh uutlNblO K0OlS
ovcr l61U was $l5b,t0J,U00. OF this, $40, ,0o0 OOO
was In cotton Roo'ts md <8,000,O0O In ttNx md
manufactures OF It. allof which should havc bcon
grown ind mnlo IN this country. The sa1nc Is
tr,o Of trou md steel, yet uur !nipnrtntions Of
those articles Increased In round numbers soMo
s400o0,0N. Tho total yaIue Ut ull Imports In
1871 wns $4i5,77777, III lsO, $Gd7 ,74u. MI In
crtuae OF f:s,l ,00o.0o0 Thu tutAl value or OK
ports III ls71 was $G99 5s, ~. and III ss0 $Hsl
pl6,ISs, MI incrcnso Of $tai 000 00-less, II Is
pity, by 600 900 than tho Increase In our Int
| ports.
Fur tho Increase Of s1ai 100000 In 1850 three
articles must le credited ls fnilOMA:
, 1880-09-16
i!Df hALES.

stlEtE--Hnru dull mud raslpr, nt FaniaAs0 por 10
Is fur por 10 4sl1y cH.ea. Local tutchen wora tha
only buyers
, 1880-09-16

D1Ls-tYcre 9no1ed AS before. There MAS kno4
dnmsnd nj fully sus:n nrd pfsCes. carbon. ian aud
lnscptt being specIHy HIM, We fSpEat DlIf 1Iet3
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-06-23
Conkling's Presentation Of Grant.

The speech of Senator Conkling
when he presented the name ofGen.
Grant to the Chicago convention is
acknowledged to be the finest one
made, and we give it below:
When asked whence comes our
candidate, we say from Appomattox.
(applause.) Obeying Instructions l
should never dare to disregard, ex.
pressing also my own conviction, l
rise in behalf Of the State Of New
York, to propose a nomination with
which the country and the Republic.
an party can grandly win. The cleo.
ton before us will be the Australia
of American politics, It will decide
whether for years to come the coun.
try shall be Republican or Cossack.
The need Of the hour is a candidate
who can carry doubtful States,
North and South, and believing
that he more surely than any other
can carry New York against any
opponent, and can carry not only
the North, but several States Of the
South, New York is for Ulysses S.
Grant. He alone of,living Repub.
licans has carried New York as a
presidential candidate" Once he
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-06-23

Saltwater is in the front now, and
census enumerator is chuckling
over a fat take, having found fam.
lily consisting Of father, mother and
nineteen children. ~%s&
"A man with his family, wife and
three children, attempted to ford
Williams creek the other day in the
southwest part of Blue Earth county.
A floating log struck the wagon and
carried it down stream. The young.
est child, three and half years old,
was drowned.
A boy near St. James while pillow.
ing was struck by lightning and sup.
posed to be killed. A physician be.
ing called, he placed the body in a
furrow and covered it with dirt all
but the head. After an hour and a
half signs Of life were observed and
the boy finally recovered.
Ii, 900 tons Of ice has been lost al
Lake city by the floods.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-06-23

Sammy Tilden has withdrawn from
the Presidential contest and on Sa-
turday last published letter setting
forth his reasons therefore. Gov.
Seymour has also emphatically re-
fused to allow the use Of his name as
a candidate and says he will not ac~
cept under any circumstances if no.
minated. The withdrawal of Tilden
and the declination of Seymour has
complicated the situation at Cincin.
natl more than ever. Everybody is
at sea and no one attempts to fore.
tell the outcome of the convention.
Tilden will endeavor to throw his
strength for Paine but it is not
thought probable that he can CONTROL
very many of his delegates as to their
second choice. Judge Pratt, OF
Brooklyn, is looming up as a probable
dark horse and may carry off the prize.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-06-23

The delegates to the Second Dis.
trict Congressional convention from
Rice and Dakota counties have been
instructed for Hon. Gordon E.. Cole.
In Dakota county, where the Cole
men CONTROL the machinery, a Cole
delegation was only secured by call.
ing the caucuses on the day they
were held, and publishing the call in
obscure. places. In nearly every in.
stance the friends Of Major Strait
were not aware that any caucuses had
been called until the day after they
had been held, when the Cole men
volunteered the information, and yet
we are told that the 'smachine'' is
being manipulated to advance Straits
interests. ~