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New-York tribune., 1880-07-01
CLOSING Pgycgs OF B0ST0y STOCKS
CLOSING PRICES or pHIL4DBLpHLl sT0cxs.
=
WEDNESDAY, June 30-P.

WEDNESDAY, June 30-P. VI.
The stock speculation to-day again was tame ard
weak, and 6peculators were forced 20 keep step
with declining figures. Tho movement was a con-
slant succession of declines and ralhcs, the declines
generally carrying figures a little lower than had
the preceding one and the rallies failing TO reach
tie point reached by the preceding rally excepting
the last reaction just before the cose of business
which was much aided by the buying OF those who
through the day had operated on the " short side
of the account Thus tar the decline has been much
after the fashion of the late great advance. Then
any small decline was quickly recovered now the
small recoveries quickly lost.
Almost the entire list records final prices that arc
from Il to per cent lower than the last figures Of
yesterday. A large business was done in Erie
102.3St sharcs-at from 42Is down to SOL with
faal sales ut I0is Lake Shore with only a small
business yielded from 1874 to 1O65s aud closed al
l07Is and Mich gan Central declined from 03I 10
92aSG9 92's 4 notable feature of the day, and one
that BY some is regarded ~ significant WAS the
special weakness of Union Pacific. Missouri
hana2s and Texas, and the Wabashes The direc-
tors of the Hannibal and ST. Joseph Railroad TODAY
declared dividend of per cent on rhe
preferred stock of that company. payabIc
August =. Yet the preferred stock of
the company, after an advance Of d per cent
~ cob Icii 10 - 's0 '%'S, ana the commcn stock
declined from "a to 323l G33I9. Nashville. Chatta-
nooga and st. Louis was conspicuous in the de Al
ings because Of decline from GSis to 55a5gs,
The coal stocks were lower aud weak, but in the
hnal rally jersey Central sold up to Co.'S or 50 per
cent higher than yesterdays last figures but Della
ware ana hudson shows final loss of IA and Del
aware Lackawanna and Western loss of 10 uer
cent. Western Union was inactive. but further de-
chned 10 O3is0 lO3Ss The market closed feverish
and irregular.
me treasury to-day received offers to sell il
BONDS amounting to S2.S7S.050 at prices that
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State bonds were quiet but firm. The sales Inciud-
ed North Carolina Is Of special tax third class az 3i2
and Missouri Gs 1886 and 1897 at 1Osi2, LouiSt-
ana consols were quoted 463sa47.
The only s;sle of city bank stocks was seven
sharcs of Metropolitan at III
Railroad bonds generally were dull, bnt there vas
further decline in the prices Of the principal spec
Natives Erie second cOnsols declined irou - S'S 70
Ssl0s8l. and funded IS from S33t to s3. Missouri,
Kansas and Texas frsts were steady ar f0F@ lO33,
but the seconds fell from 64lt to 63063lf. Boston,
Hartford aud Erie frsts a lower at ~, C., u
and |. c. first assented 3, lower at sjland income:
11e lower at 81, and Chesapeake and OHIO hrsts SEE
rles b. 81 lower at g. and the currency interest
debts 10 lower at 3s. st. Louis and Iron Noun
tam first incomes declined from ~ to s'li ana me
second incomes from 20 to TO- and Texas and Pa
cic incomes fell Ia per cent TO 62 lhe dealings ~
other issues than those named we're only 10 sinal
amounts and at prices without mateTial changes
The Sub Treasury to-day gained pS76OJ On BAL
ance made up by "A coin gain of S30S. i6O less cur
rency loss of 1910, ,s57 This makes the total gam
since Friday S3. Sol .3l6 There IS no change IN
tne money market, and call loans are made az 3@
3Io Der cent The domestic exchanges on NeW- l"fH
are as last quoted except ut Chicago where there
"a n decline 20 IS cents discount. The United
States Treasurer at WJshlIgtO to-day rccoifeu
S220.O00 IN National bank notes inr ie'eupll9u-
tornal revenue receIDts TI6O.0OO The following
IL The Clearing House statement today; TX
changes $1o2 :3S2. $50: balances, Sl.OJ4. - me
transactions at the Sub Treasury covered: hcccpJ-
%sI3 $50; payments. $7J6.31S currency balance
~ 4S2 900 : com Balance. ~j2. lSJ,40l
The following Is the statement 0i receipt7 ana
disbursements by the AssiSfdDt-Ir Ireasnrec "t the
United States at Ncw-lork Tor the moAth OF juno
f,uf. .Iane. -
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MINES AND MINING.
WrnNFsp.Y. June 3O--P.

WEDNESDAY June 30-P W
The market for mining shares continues weak
ard prices to-day generally show further decline
Chrssolte fell from l6l2 10 15ai. Silver Chf io'"
II, ~ t. Climax from go to 2ij. Annie from ~ 10
81 Lcadvilc consolidated to so and Soufh hite 10
f5O0I55 At the American Board far amount oi
business was done in the stocks that ere special'
dealt in tncr Silver Nugget Was active between
16j and 100, closing at the lowest prIce. Inc
other stocks were about steady. The feature ol
that market was the large pr portion of the dhV
business that was done on buyer,' option of fro'h
ten TO thirty days. The low price iancies OF the orr
board show no Improvement. some of them even
being lower than yesterday: Nov Belle no 81
against 81, Calavcras - against -, anc Durango
42d If against ~ but Of the iast named s'oek
there wer, large sales ut 10. HgkilI was cents
weaker a. 1Gj. the COmstocL shares beng steadi'r.
We note sales oi Sierra Nevada at 12i2@ Is; best
and Brcher az S7sd S2i. seller ten DAYS McXIc3h
at BOdIe at 6is; and Union Consolidated az -V2;
buyer five and ten days. The market closed duli
aud weak.
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LIVERPOOL June sO-Pork-Pume Aess-tastsss, a." III,
az 60 Westcrn. steady az 90 Bacon tuui- +, tqe.r
dull 81 3D.; short kD. duut al D. inns ,oax
dull nj S56h short Clear dull at ~. ittn.. -
cat duh I5; shoulders. steaiy a. 20 Bee ~ nn At
Gull at %: Extra Ness Gul al I3 Prime PRIME
81. Lard Prime Western. dull at soisd a rr A.
Cty hImsr 30. rurpentlue spirits dali ~ "a Caeese
stealy az 3d.. Fine steAdv AZ sf
American Choica steady 1t 40 LasI p 10 =. White.
Extra dull Al l3 Sd Nhsa
dull at 0 sd. spring No =. dull AZ s5d ,,,ster dal
ter Western dun 97d. New solthe,n sases,i OIL
AZ sd Cor1i-Mixed, steady % lod to'a al Iax
Yellow Amencsn. market Rosh-. ,n tt AZ "a.
don au tod rurpenIne. spirits at Lon" ~ss At
LIVERPOOL june 30l.:3O Z. ut Chces@ - ~ nr Long
the oest grades OF American. Bacon. 5000 per '"
Clear Mddios. a, t,rpsntina
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decrease.
FCRorrAN FtNAVctlL uNRvsrs

LONDON june 3}-l23O p m.-U. :. lour per cent 'ola
llOai. ami hlt ptr bonds - t At!he, az"
Great We>,ern hsj mortgage trustees ttrita.e~ % 70,
second uott-aXe, 81 - Scw Jersey central t"' 49,
Erie, - second consols 8Z, Illinois ltutfN, 81" 80
sylvana Centra, 30 New orN eutrl. lo- 10 ,N -
LONDON Juno sos m.--turS NiViccs Qioo '-'N. ~
cent r"utes "a - francs lor tAc account ., h.ff,
LONDON June .o3:SJ u. Ill.,. .gie ,2AA lluA 'o""N '
were allotted to-day decline or ISL. per rupee an.
LONDON juno 3'i5U T. M - L. = your ANA As - -, 80
bonds ll2'. Ncw js, 10 q Atlantic an. Greet
mort.age trustees cer,iacacs 1lI. do, sc.o7l g,
3-I Bile asa; Illinois Cent ai los, keadiu- O. @ ,,
vices GdDte three per rentes at - francs 10
g.gt.u
New-York tribune., 1880-07-01
iam Schools

ADVERTlSLMENTS FOR THE NEW.
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED Al THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No; l.23S BROADWAY cor Thirty
Irstst. 3uS West Twenty third st. EgIth-ave.
9z East Fourteenth 81. corner Unon--qutrs
76O Ihird-ave, forty seveDth-oL: at he HARLEA
0FFICE. No. l.1SI ThiTd2Vc, one hnudT edani
twenty fOurtht uariem Savmgs BANK Building, up
streRuar ONCE IateA
Albany LAW SCHOOL-Fall term begins
~ eeptember Z, 1880. address HORACEE l.
SMITH Dean OF Law school. Albany, n. Y.
CT. LOUIS LAW SCHOOL.-Term opens
- Qcber l3 1880 Tuition $50 pes year extras For
CIRCULAR address HENRY HITCHCOt Ia. Dean.
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filming.

ALTA MONTANA COMPANY,
" WICKES. MONTANA.
canttal 81 400 OOO shares. 5lO oach. Unassessabe
Present price, sJ OO
OFTICERS-- President ". ". "ick'. Nice-fre'iiehl
Michael snow; Secretary, r. T. Broo&e
pIRECrORs-W.W. Wickes. A. = Barnes AlnsIi F'i't.
l. A. Sheldon Michael SNOW. New NOfH . l. htt'ti. ~'io
haun0eTs Montana
OFFICE IS And Is WALL STREET
New-York tribune., 1880-07-01

H. London. British consol- are reported steady at
9s9i6 for 20 money and ace uut. United states
5s come j lower ar t057s; hur # there
IS not an error IN the cable dispatches M 4I2'
mt 11O3l. Erie shares fur her declined l. TO 42i9,
and tne SECOND consols declined from H}l2 70 ~
Atlantic and Great Western irsrs fell per cent 70
7G3 and recovered To II p the seconds ilIi from
33l2 to 32li. Illinois Ceutral IS y lower at IO9
pennsylyaHIa = lower ar 5Jl2. ana Reading 3
lower al 9If after being .; Central ana Hudson
being quoted 132l2 ~ dividend. India Council
bills allotted az isd Ger rupee decline. In Pars
French 3 per cents rose from So 10 to SJ.2j,
Fisk & Hatch will pay the interest due to-day
the bonds of the New-YOrk, WOOdhaven and Rock
away Railroad Company.
MCSSrs. Clark Pos x Martin are Offering for sale
the per cent quarterly coupon bonds OF tae Rail
road Eqaipmtn mt Company. he advertisement
furnishes All tde necessary information concerning
them.
The receipts of -four aud grain ut the principal
Atlantic ports This 3Otn day of June Were:
New-York tribune., 1880-07-01

generally from is 10 Il per cenf above me mar
ket quorations One million dollars of boDds were
accepted as follows S21, 900 Ga of 1880 at loo'lo
@1O511; S2f3, $50 IS of 1881 at 10Y 7.10a 1914;
$73J3JO IS Of 1881 at lo3.560l0374 AT tho
Stock Exchange more than usual business was
done, the transactions amounting to SllZ'ooo
The biddings for the A. were advanced 3 ana Ior
the 2s Il per cent, while the bids tor the % were
re,,,ced Il per cent Annexed are the closing quo
New-York tribune., 1880-07-01
QeaCGcrs.

4 ADVERTISENENTS FOR THE NEW
y Y0EE flJHC-,E WILLIE RECEIVED ArTHE Up
1DNN OFtlri-, No - IS Broadway, cor Fhirt tyur7is st.
NI. ~ iTIGo zoe lnrd
s-Si it-lI AVE. or 1ladr,I and tyeuty f,lfn4r.
ul1eu -"''nAs faas Building. U2 To- 8 H., regular
Z Iii waning best tctc1cr-, American OF
- ir ti -o my @, @ ] o or orr Ni , .' s.i hn{s ava
p 'it fiti' secretary, American school institute
AMERICA. and EUROPEAN TEACHERS
= aJ JEfA -nprir', " .h5ht ctAttr % a." rs schools
la. teachers f'mihrl eoug Io.o or to he connuy.
r rI De- -ai,- "h s.rcr tH,D f. companions rud rovor-
.ctts... Nc.-Yp.k.
MEXICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
thorough, Professors. Prime pas Teachers.
superior iijo. or %, rrs,r Ca s.dr.. iss NJ j.
lcl'". An.ficn sud f0ei;1 Teachers Agency. Is Union
Yong ladv, car.hle of teaching Kinder
y -.r.,a. with ;i'-.c al cr.cuft-y Eng sh branches
vi-1e, IN cseoni'Et for ncx' choOl year. private
i:1,' Q. ' '''' ''''' '' s'' 4''i'' BOX 80 y y
EXPERIENCED TUTOR. member Of gradu-
s. at O. att"ea - li, cog. es Tor Fa.i cvsnna aoHs
ae.'' oaas references A' ''' ''O'l'H Box 80 tribune
! ADY WI IA experience, capital and influence
- wilh r' Eagt aT n"rsp h e'y .ehooi for srs
MANY TEACHERS WANTED from MANY
W DiKEcrloNh-, some paTueuars Thursday >
IHDqnS; Apis 9p ti q ttl'i Z r. =, mailed 10, .tsIa2
DRlYATE TUITION.-rhe understand dc
srrs pup or tNo out Of tho city tne summer vara
New York cay. N -'-'
HEACllERS supplied to schools and families
Il Miss FLoRhNCE FiPCH. EDUCATIONAL BU.
hEAU basement. p Uniou.sGuale.
E'EACHER, &c.-A well-edu,ated Partisan
& y s 10 isdv Se sss c5 ~ fh ssS aod @eh
adlFes A H.. % West s6th 3. NAi' o.
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PRINT CLOTH MARKET.
rrnnrr,N ,f.RKErl.

FALL RIVER Mass, june 80 -gheie has ben h' = -.@t
demand fOr Pauung Clutas. aD. De, OAd t,D' ,,rLst
-O,J10 pieces ExTa 6lSqulTo Cloths al s'" '-' '
New-York tribune., 1880-07-01
Ncw ljnthcnl!ous.
CLEARANCE CATALOGUE of BOOKS.

TLEARANCE CATALOGUE Of BOOKS.
y WOVTrTINGTON 10 Broadway has ready
e Gi,rAT CLEARANCE CAIALO"U 4 fne boozs' IL
80 no r.msiuIcr Of A lylctou's retail stock, al
'''0--S G.FitAT BARGAIN~.
X. NORTHINGTON, 20 Broadway. y. Y.
NfOPFORD'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
MI -ptFNDIDJULY NUMBER DOw ready. Able pens.
49, rat variety Portrait and second Paoe of john tetst
rLIe- Lives Ia Rose Blauthc; ~ ways
a. last IndiAn sport HemDIIs ~ ic - age 40 &c lrs
O. - cs - 56 ytr year Henry Moriorf. 52 Br0id"ay n
o.. nc Rroot yn Williams & CO.. Boston. Gilhg London
pECENT TRIBUNE PUBLICATIONS.
Index fOT 1879 tI.Ce &c.
TIlluue Mining D1gest 80 c
ce,sfsl S and Isior ~ Robert Co!yer. Price Ice
NHP''' AZ" aCoresz TRIBUNE AeW-GOTk
New-York tribune., 1880-07-01
II o'cLocN 10 ~ o'cLoot.
Do O'CLOCK TO 3 O'CLOCK.

TC.v Ws,t 10 st Pad & 4 In No Kan y Tex "a
&rv- ID con - 300. .... l05 IOODu. 60. 90. b3it
3,,si1 -sSi. 1000. 80. lO{ = Central Pacific C
5.OlO $50 l. 80. .......lrln4 lOpJ ...... ll43a
Olp .. Ssa. Win0ua Il Id Ohio Central lst
3J.OI1. .S7ls 2utJ ll3 -lto ~
3puuO .S9ii Lake Et0 w lst Tex Pac In l. Grant
y. + l. & West ip'j. ..-...- lool2 1000. ."2
New 2d - fu.d Boston II g r. LAT Mi q IT p Ss lst
10000 ......N2lt b.uo0 .-..... ~ southern Minu
3O1OO ......s3 81 l4,G Mount LIST 1000 ..IU3
Preferred In
5,1UU ........S2it
New-York tribune., 1880-07-01

N0c. DA SILVA & Mrs. BRADFORD'S
sA formerly Mrs ogosn Hefnans, Engllsh French and
Children, No II West 3Sthst NewYork VIII reopen sepien
Der -. Application made letter sOnaly
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n. I. INNING STOCK EYCHI vGE SALES
SECOND CALL-12:3D p VI.
THIRD CALI.-2:3U p. VI.

THIRD CAII--2:JU p VI.
climax Little Chief silver Cha Ophr
bOo . 50 . 20 IlnC 100 100 bio. 100
IOl.... 245 So - 9.I} 800 b60. f.2j Durango .
100 bio. 2 80 2OO .... 900 Goonsha~ 50o----- 42
,aitnrria 10. g25 2rO slO. l.fU 5000 -
100 ~ . IL 100 ~ 900 u, ,t,,-s- go. A
800 DO Nly Belle lDO.-.- so. culver
cor V,rrI ma 3oa - Tusclror 100 ..... 3.OJ
~ Sl IN I,cge,c 90 2U3 IL 300 b3 10
~ 90 10 1CoI % 3ln II 500 ..... no
81 rrsri,ta -nufb TIj-, T-1lon Co1al 100 - . l.G5
lO8'...iG 20 Loo L51 luI .b' % 90 Ldcetne,
600 slU.i,.75 Do So 10 100 blh205O lno,--a 10
1trO II ~ Uth Bod"
H., sio l. 10 Ami, 800 $50 q - IUO h3U.. "a
Ca. 4 placer 2-n0 g, 100 - s. - isaDpahanocS
1,.. 80 5.5 ',aJ a W.-r4a Boo. ..... %
,.,.ny,l.. YOI - -Og Calayerls
3OO....-- ID IoV---SJ. ~
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Miscellaneous
narftps for sale

CCH0OL Properties for sale or rcnt.-NcW
lJsumaer mated or scAerme-hnTu. 10 r.. Il t
GCHOOI Mantcd.-Eithcr private school or
10 TN cglbc opening for one by rrcsbyjc
ran clergyman PrIncetGn graLuae ten year. experience
as Uriucipil TEACHER, 30 BIate ST. Bosom, Mass.
New-York tribune., 1880-07-01
YnStruCiion.

gnStrnlilon.
For Young Ladies-City.
AIRS. SYLVANUS REEDS S,,o,,v,,.n,rs
49, D Ma 6 ana East 6sd-st, New YORK, -.,..,,.
and German languages ptaSuoHS
isughf T1Orough training IN PrlnsIy ha
he course study IN the COIexae
k@e,s III the dcInsaas for the bighcr edue1ton ~
Zach uuoil fs s~ssoDal snDervfHob :" MIN sN
New-York tribune., 1880-07-01
filming.

4 ME CONSOLIDATED MINING CO..
l. oFLEADvTLLE. COLORADO
Organized under the laws Of New.Y York
carital stock s5OOOOoO 100000 shares par vaue slo
shares full paid and unassessable
oFFICEP*
W W. MacFaHand. President. W. f. Kimbhl Vies'PrnN
don't Ara Eaert sccy and Treas. Don Men Palmer Cen
eral Manager
TErs1rEs-P B Plumb. :. u. ELins W. W. MacFar
land A. W Gin. W. f. KimbalL Charles G. FrancKIyn'
frank Brown
Reustrar Of Transfers Union Trust Co, ". Y
OGce So - Bruadway tBureel Iu.lGingl. New YORK
DASSICK MINING COMPANY.
ID LOCATION OF MINE. RoSfrA, COLORADO
apita IN 100000 shares; value, Sl0e
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
PRANK g. BROWN. President
DENNIS RYAN, Vce.Prasdcnt.
WILLIAM :. HOYT, Treasurer.
HENRY CUMMINS, Secretary.
&c BAsSICK.
Principal office. No ~ Wall-s'. Nev York
CHRYSOLITE SILVER MINING co.
LOCATION OF MINES LEADvILLE. COLORADO
stock sloooooo2 shares %" geo qo9 2 par p1., $50
Daniel = appleton PRESIDENT ,e IT, A. u ES y ccelry
Winfield scott keyes General Manager, LeadvIlle.
TIusees-Gnned states senator JOhn p Jones' OF Nevada
william Borden, of Chcago; Governor H. A. w. Tabor OF
Colorado. Arthur Sewall OF Bath Ne. William T. Nichols
tier of boston Ulysses ) Grant lr.. of Now York
sanke aud Registrars Genital trust Co. oi Ncwi@TAy
COLORADO CENTRAh NiTRId Co. CONSOLIDATED
At Georgetown County, Col derninus Of the
@ p @ er " Pr yr SO Hon asSeSsa6ls once -
Finest New-York CItv Register Farmers Loan Trust
Assistant secretary Paul o. dsterhazV Manager in Col
1fu Gt.i .iruC ".
New-York tribune., 1880-07-01

COPPER KNOB
MINING COMPANY.
MINES: GAP CREEK A. + CO. @
SO ACRES or MINERAL AAND
Catt,al Stock sjOJOOO shares 9l each.
Registrars oil : oc,. Mining Trust Company
OFFICERS:
c. 3. Flint. President
VIM Branlret 3: Wire President and Treasurer.
General r. AIcoca General j. ID. 3GuforI and Calvin J..
COwics. Trustees.
Edwin II. Milford. Secretary.
r. N Fan. q. VI. e. ~upeuntenie1t.
oFFrCK or COMPANY. - BROADWAY. Y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1880-07-01
For Both Sexes-Country.

CHEGARAY INSTITUTE,
y 1877 and 1929 eIruc'.s-, Philadelphia ., ,..ou
Boarding School for yOung ladies' and children
1ngs1 nee Of fhe fEe family Madame b4RvLLY rncpa
EOSTER SCHOOL, CLIFTON SPRINGS.
sered with special reference the health of
eG hGf ana m f dS TO- p GEO O sGE E'fS' T6d1s Ga' '
yAPLEWOOD DINSTlTUTE-For both sexes
vi CoacmdriIe, Penn 80 per Quarter; students pre-
pa '' i0i j. siO&TGIDGE. A. ", Fnnc'pa-
MT. KISCO EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE,
VA MI hsoo y. y 10 y"dhs Ia e' and ehliiSJ, "l
open sept lU. terms reasonable bliss T. hya'I iiIAc pal
NEWTON COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE New
" ION. sussex county y j. rcoRelS sep'en9er - ,%r
I % , cI. IAN GsHes fI6s 10 il iof any college
business 500 year send ior ea5ogu' ret. G Oh
s,y cItg. :. :. ~fEVEXS. 4. NJ.
pOCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack, \. Y
IL poh sexes enter at any time; 0ien cnring @uihe.
s225 per year send ior catalogue. W. H. BASINS.
DOCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack-on-thc lind
~ viii De open for summit e'ri eat opto1ai sa.y
ans frt mountain boating dua SAL wafer DitI1s
WIZ" c 'y ''1'' at W. II. BA%Ni-rEf;, a. ~
C,wauGnoro Couc-,. ucar Philadelphia. Penn.
- Under or Of II..a .o, sc~es adni.t-d lhr'c c'l
i.-a s,ur,.s~..a.-i.a literary and tc..n.' teacher.
c.gc pl, .igtry -e. o.. fpr particulars a4. -, d"hd
. ai I,s >''ari ore Coi.'sr' h..a' Co., '''i+
NyrE~lLNAN ACADEII. WIibiaham. Mass.
Tho rail term o. tI, .tltu"n VII h'{n rel tender
Be-. IA me emmy seven courses Of stuoy !! 11e oon,
mon rl'I>L Commercial C.uIa ul Two ,I, %. re
narrator, 81 four 90 gentlemen III W al
M .c u land cai cse.. and ladio for N1dctowu Na.,t
~I. ana Wellesley. An Academic todr-" comprising .
g,, ln,., r.!, studies those not oc~snng 10 enter
c' -, = Hn IaClstf'4l science Course a rev most
fa rg i.lture Of eInstitut on e. 'o r-r ~ Music Of
On MN M q Llv t.Era -tcI. T. \ Course in Art afpT ing
lci ..lt fiClfteH 10 study and cLlutc.
M. uay;re1 50 advance viii COW All tuition ~ me
ri and i rnur.c, together Win beard limited amount Of
MAN washing room heating and a other uc"' s-ery et
pei,c except b3Os sidOner5 hsts ana coAnh nes iof
N. az t'im -..,-
q. NJ. STEELE, Principal
Miscellaneous
CCUGOi Properties for sale or rcnt--NcW
JSuunef ist stamp. scAermc.lpTu. 20 T.. it
CCHOOI Wantcd.-Eithcr private school or
> acadeny lin chgbe opening for one by rrcs1y'e
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,-ly.-YoRK and PALMETTO MINING Co.

It,crlotI..t unl.r o.. .a.,s .l .,r"-iorS.
C,PliAL. -..oonlJo SHARES SIlo elch.
orucras-rre,'t T.. b. s..4s.aoIl aecy AMI Treas,
ut0 tenn. b. G.. mIlL
Ter,IFrs-A ~ y,aluc, FL; C.. B' m'.i. Alex. stewart.
henry ,p-41 J.. L. Brown d. DE- Prg~ter q. B. Gather
wood. lt G.. ..o,t lt1hcr ~.seI iuI 4. +. Roberts.
Lm,ct EuuD.ro s1'c- s.. for tHc purpose If r..
bui m rUtrcuats apply az general oico, 40. 40
New-York tribune., 1880-07-01

pYE SEMINARY, Rye, y. Y.-For p4rtIlccu-
"a l4Is address ME" = - rT'
rER(NITY HALL, BEVERLY, NEW JERSEY.
thorough home school for vOurg iadies. Varied ad-
vanta OF hic test ndard Ilr' cEth year VIII beR
Seu;efnDer IS 80. For Crcu lar a ldrcss
MISS RACHELLE GIBBONS HUNT, Principal
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-10
Southern annucpoturia


Expressions Of popular opinion from a'
parts Of the south lu favor OF encouraging
Iet manufacturing industry crop our
with N unanuulty interesting, sig
ihcaat and We hope profitable, The
wonder is, why tho south, with hor valuable
productions, nor mild and healthy climate,
her abundant wntor power, mines Of cC4l
anu iron of superior quality interspetsed
over her territory, should have ignored this
great boon Of productive wealth, IL fruit
less war against the protective policy of tho
north, by which that section nus become
wealthy and powerful We have lively
hopes that u change Of programme ia 81
hand that the south intends TO manufacture
the valuable prooucts Of her own soil; that
IL 10 her purposn TO put al end to the pro.
tective quarrel by sharing in pro-
tectiVe profits. To use home.
ly out sIgullcaut illustration, she
intends $50 fight the devil with fire. The
southern people ought to send TO market
cloths and yarns instead OF cotton bales;
blankets, Aannes and other wooden goods
instead of wool leather instead of hides, and
to get up agricultural implements out of
her native iron, steel and timber. Texas is |
greatly interested in this movement Rail |
roads will soon checker her vast domain. |
Mexican railroads are being constructed to
connect our transportation with that |
great consumer of our manufactures we hope |
in the near future. TINS bright future can
not be realized without proper effort on our
part. The legislature must act promptly in
setting this great ball in motion by the sfier
of liberal Inducements to manufacturers
who are engaged in or propose to invest in
such enterprises. No penny wisdom or pouuo
folly should be permitted TO mar this vital !
work OF southern wealth mud prosperity. Is !
tho governor prepared 10 lead his aid? VIII |
senators and representatives take hold IN |
earnest, or will the session bo exhau.ted on |
minor topics? We shall sec,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-10

The Exodus Again.


The question of the colored exodus from
the south is again being discussed in the
newspapers. The sooner all the negroes dis
satisfied with their lot in the south leave 1t
tho better it will be for all concerned. They
will find exactly the same kid of people in
She north that they find in the south; they
will have to work inst rs hard and u little
harder to make living; they will save no
more money. The negro has yet to learn
that he does not depend upon any parIic-
ulsr section of the country nor upon
any political marty; he is now 81
freeman as well as freedman, and
upon mis- own eXertions wil depend
his future success or fNilure ~ citizen
The negro is, before the law on an equality
VITA tn WHITE e,lzen, no enjoys the saius
ADVANTAGES ond has the same protoction ia
his rights. That the south needs the labor
ofthe colored men no one doubts, Blu! that it
could get along without II Is also Lruo and
with a more intelligent class of laborers,
would, in tow years be much better of,
For some years northern philanthropists,
or more properly fanatics, have
been engaged IN trying 10 make
the negroes IA the south believe that they
were iltreatol as well as oppressed, and
that if they could only got TO Il northern
state that their condition would DO vastly
improved, and that they would bo on Iuil
social equality with the whites. II is useless
to tell southern negro that this is not SO; he
will only believe il after occular demonsIra-
ton. In this immediate locality We have
heard nothing of the exodus for some time
and tho matter seems to bo dropped, though, |
as matter ofcourse, there is no telliug when
it may break out again. A number Of those
who went from here to Kansss have returned
thoroughly satisfied with their experience.
II, however, any OF them want TO 60, there is
nothing and nobody 10 pro,ent tuom. AL
they need is money 10 % on.