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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-02
HOUSE.

The following bills were received and
referred:
by Mr.. Chittenden-ProyidiTg that
after the first OF July next, the duties on
csrpeting and carpet rags OF every des-
cription shall be limited to 30 per cent
advalorum in all cases where higher du-
ties are now imposed.
BY Mr.. Aiken--To encourage the cul-
tivation ofthe tea plant
BY Mr.. Waldron-Repealing all acts
granting lands in the Indians Territory
to railroads, conditioned on the extin-
guishment OF Indian titles.
by Mr.. Eihs, by request-Extending
for ten years the time Tor the compile
ton Of the Texas Pacific railroad.
BY Mr.. Convorse-For the survey and
disposal Of public lands.
By Mr.. O. Turner-A hill abolishing
all tariff duties on printing, type, trace
chains aud agricultural implements.
BY Mr.. Willis-To regulate commerce
between States.
By Mr. Placing wood aud
straw pulp and chemicals usei in tho
manufacture Of paper on the free list.
By Mr.. Townshend (of Illinois l-
Placing printing type and paper on the
free list.
BY Mr. Springer-Calling on the Sec
retary OF tho Treasury for statements OF
tho salaries, accounts, emoluments and
expense Of George F. Seward and O. B.
Bradford, from the date OF the former =
appointment a. Minister 10 China up 10
the close OF the last quarter.
Mr.. McIane, chairman Of the Com.
mittee on Pacific Railroads. moved Ia
suspend the rules aud consider the bill
to alter and amend the pacific railroad
Cinking fund act OF May I, 1873
Mr.. McIane proceeded to explain the
provisions OF the bill, but before coming
t. vote on the motion the House, in
order to have time TO further look int q
and consider the bill, adjourned.
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Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, March Flour Quiet,
western superine 81 7Ja,5 25; do extra
s. 7Jte6 -; do family s. 75Ca,7 %.
Wheat Western dali and steady; No 2
western winter red, spot and seller
March 81 46; seller April 81 47tlql E.;
seller May 81 H(9l al. COrn-Western
duI. and steady; western mixed, spot,
5iIc; seller March 53lG53Ic; seller
April 52;ls.52ie; seller May 52laS2i &c;
seller June 52iCLj2ic; steamer b3lc.
Oats-Higher, quiet, gestsrn ghlts ~
(a4ec; DO miEed aI7e, Pennsylvania
iss,J0c. Rye--Quiet at g2la96c. Hay
Steady; prime to choice Pennsylvania
81 0Vzls00. Proyisions-Steady.M Mess
Pork-At si3 00al3 -. Bslk Meats
Loose shoulders Iic. clear rib sides
6,c; DO packed 5ts7tc. BAcon-shoul-
ders Sic; clear rib sides Sc. Hams-At
letaIlc. IAnd-Reined, Ia tierces, SIC.
Butter-firm; prime to choice western
packed 2oS20c, roll 2Ota25c- Egas-
Dull and lower at l2ts.i3c Petroleum
Grade nominal; refined "a. Coffee
Fum; kio cArgoes lJte ior fair. sagar--
Firner, A col, s,e. Whisky-QUie4 at
81 loisl II.
Esv OrIsana
NEW 0tLEAxs March l.-CoHee--
Quiet; Rio e1rgnes. ordinary 10 prime
IfCslssc. s0gar-Q1let; inierior 5tayj.c;
common 70 good eofnDoa GlesS.c
fair 70 fully iAir eiEsTte; prime 70 CHOICE
Tta7isc: yellow clarified s.Eys.c. No
IAsscs--In good demand: common 3Ota
33c; fair Sss3sc; centrifugal SsS@oci
prime 10 choice i2tt 52C, eisteTn bot
tom 5o(Seee-
Toledo.
ToIEDo, March I.-Whezf- sts4iy
amber Nirhigzn o. -: No. 2 red ala.
tsr spot sl 33i. seI,<T March 81 Ss, ssl.
ler April 81 %. seller Aly 81 57t: ssllei
June 81 Bt; xe-sern amber 81 5Z;; No
2 ambeT Illinois 81 Isl. Corn-Dull
high mixed sIte; No. syot Sle: seIitl
May t2ic; rsisced ssse- Oats psl
and nominal Clover seej-Nammoik
~ es; prime ~ 20. No. 2s Is.
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Miners stris IA Taylor County.

CtArkiburI NeHA
The miners at flemington, Taylor
county, . few miles from here on the
branch, notified the mine owners ihat
after a certain day this week they would
demand 50 cents q car and would give
their employers three days TO consider
the proposition. They also gave notice
that should their employers Try % fiil
their places With other mea they would
resort 10 force and prevent them iron
working We have no, learned the IN
tention Of the proprietOra. The
Pennington miners are probably
stimulated TO this movement, by the sue
cess Of their eo-laborers at Piedmont
xho have made two successful strikes
for shorter hours The men are join
ins the Order oi Knights Of Labor,
whieh 10 intended 70 strengthen the
cause and materially aid them in the
prosecuii0n Oi their demands The
lever has caught the minsrz q; this
point and IL 10 probable IN orsAniEAtiOn
uiu be efected among thea
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The Yirginia Casel
JUDGE FIELDS OPINION
In the Appealed Cases from This and
Other States.
SPECIAL Dispatch 10 the Register

WAsHISGroS, March ].
In Democratic circles tonight tho dis
senting opinion OF Judge Field to-day.
in the West Virgins, Virginia and Ten
nessee cases, Is commended in unquali-
fled terms The Constitutional lawyers
say il is the best opinion emanating
irOm a Supreme Judge for many day,
and that he gave in nutshell the effect
Of the decisions Of the majority OF the
Court, when ne declared that they re-
duced the States tO the level Of munici.
pal corporations, aud destroyed every
vestige Of State rights. The politicians
say il will do to fight a Presidential
campaign upon.
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bring him here by tomorrow night

bring him here by tomorrow night
l3Oth) or next day" g,F.. .y
When General Pope was writing this
dispatch on the morning OF the 29ih, the
enemy Of which he wrote even then was
gathering on the field in front OF him.
General sherman and General Joseph
Z. Johnston occupied seats on the floor
OF the Senate, and General Fitz John
Porter and a large number Of his old
army friends seats in the gallery while
Senator Randolph was speaking.
The speech was strong in argument
and admirable in tone. II was not
strange, therefore, that he was warmly
congratulated at its close by his friends,
and that during It's delivery he'was sc-
corded the closest attention by the Sen
ate and galleries. - = - -
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CRY GOODS.
New Yofk.

NEw YogK. March dry Goods
Business more active with commission
houses. Cotton goods very firm and
some makes Of cntton fannels have rose.
Prints in better demand aud prices firm.
Gamers turkey red prints have rose.
Steele riycr lawns have rose. Mems
wear woolens unsteady. Foreign goods
lairlY active.
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PhilodelphiA

PHnApElpHiA, March l.-rour-
Dull; Minnesota extra medium Is 37};
good 81 80; choice . 62}; fancy g 76;
Ohio extra good a 90; st. Louis good
81 90; Minnesota patent process q !6o
e. & Bye Flour-Unchanged. Wheat
Dull and unsettled. No. rcd, In sle-
ystor, 81 &5}; No. 2 red Michigan 81 &5i
bid, 81 10 asked; seller April 81 u
bid, 81 t47} asked; seller Nay 81 ~
bid. 81 AZ asked; seller June ii 46 bid,
q az asked. Ootn-Quist; western
mixed, on track, 65c; sail miysd. ssl.
ler March 5i}c bid, 55c asked. Oats
Quiets nd unchanged. Provisions
Nominally unchanged. Butter-Firm;
creamery extra $S(s SC; New York and
Bradford county, Pa, extra 2S627c;
Western Reserve extra ?ttS2Ic; good ~
choice l9(S24c. Eggs-Weak; western
lS(al4c. Cheese-Dull; creamery l+(S
iIic; good l3}9i3ic Petroleum =
Dull; refined 7tc. whisky-Quiet ct
q 10. "
oluc,xsArs March l.-Cottou -
Steady at l2ic. Flour-Steady and un'
changed. Wheat Easier st : 81. Corn
Steady at 4lc. 0ats--Quiet at $50
SIC. Rye Firm at S5tgs6c. Barley
Stronger; extra No. 3 fall 7Sc. Pork
Dull and nominal at $l2 00. lArd--Duli
st 81 1907 Is. Bulk Meats-Firm at
SI 25(a.6 80(a89O. Bacon-Deuand lair
and market nrm at 5tCa7t(S7i. Whisky
In good demand At 81 06. Butter
Quiet and unchanged. linseed Oil
Steady at Soc.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, March |.
SENATE.

A communication from the Secretary
OF War was received recommending the
repair OF the old public buildings at
Fortress Monroe at an estimated cost
vi $22, 40.
Petitions were presented from railroad
officers against the reduction OF the
duty on steel rails.
Several petitions were presented for
admission free OF duty Of the substances
used in making paper.
Mr.. Allison, from the Committee on
Appropriations, reported favorably the
House bill making an appropriation for
a deficiency for the support OF certain
Indian tribes, and stated that he would
ask for its consideration tomorrow.
Placed on the calendar.
Mr.. Jones introduced bill providing
for deepening the mouth and removing
the distractions to navigation of Red
river, and appropriating 500, 900 Tor the
purposes
Mr.. Beck submitted q resolution di-
recting the Secretary OF the treasury
10 report To the Senate the amount paid
out OF the appropriation ior the Star
postal service for the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1880, from July |, 1879, TO
March |, 1880, stating the amount paid
on each route and what amount would
be required 10 pay in full for all such
Star service and rates and under
the contracts now existing for the re-
mainder OF the present fiscal year;
stating the amount required ior each
route separately. Adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. Mcdonald the bill
for the relief Of John ]. Key and W. G..
NJ. Davis, paying them for certain cap
tured and abandoned property, was
pissed.
Some bills on the calendar were dis.
posed Of
The bill for the relief OF Fitz John Por-
ter was taken up, but was temporarily
laid aside to permit Mr.. Hoar 10 deliver
his speech on the bill to revive and con-
tinue the Court Of Commissioners OF the
Alabama claims.
At the conclusion Of Mr.. Hoar's re-
marks, Mr.. Garland gave notice that
when the subject comes up again he
desires 10 speak upon It.
Mr.. Randolph then made speech IN
support OF his proposed substitute for
the committee bill for the relief OF tln
John Porter. The substitute author
izes the President to nominate Porter
as a Colonel OF infantry. His com
mission to date from January. 1868, and
10 retire him according to law.
At the conclusion OF Mr.. Randolphs
remarks the Senate adjourned.
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Th, Iron WORKER Waxss.

l4AlaEkl Ae-4IcENAA4 -1e~rNle
Tie nGnUiacturers and iron workers
were In session on Saturday, when they
agreed 10 scales for the knObblins and
shinghng departments No scale iog
the rollers Nas agreed upon. There sill
Be q meeting on Wednesday next t0
ecnsiier q rollers scale. Both manu-
iAcsareEs and workers decline 10 give the
figures.
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SCOTLAND
yss Tar Br.ax. tavsssis.,ion.

LoSpoS, March l.-A the inquiry
into the Tay bridge disaster Saturday
several mouliers employed by the con-
tractors Of the bridge testified that the
quality Of iron used for the castings vas
very inIerior; thai the oOlumns were
fregnently detective, Of unequal thick.
neSs. cracked and scabbed, and that the
cracks and holes were Tiled vith putty
or crmeni and painted over.
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n.sih of Unrls Apa

CIScIxSATI, February 2s.-A dispatch
from Point Pleasant, W. Va, says an
Old negro called ABE" xAs fonnd
dead in Henry J. Fishers garden, IN
that plscs. de Was the oldest person in
the sszss. Asilg ll2 years Of Ass by ae-
taal dsll Hswss Z faILbloodsa Airi-
can, lavins bssn hroayht 70 TIN soun-
Try when q babsL
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PRODUCE.
ew YorK.

Now YORK.
NEW YoRK, March l.-.Cotton-Dull
at Is l-lGigl3 3-lGc; futures steady.
Flour-Dull; receipts ! 600 barrels, su-
perline western and State - COOS 70;
common ~ good g. 55(a.5 g.; good 20
choice s. gOC6S 90, white wheat extra
s. S5(a8 90; extra Ohio 81 75(s7 30. ~.
Louis s. 5j(aJ 10; Minnesota paient
process 81 O0aS rs. Wheat--In iair
demand. receipts $1,000 bushels; un-
graded spring 81 3itgi 42i: red 81 4S@
! 47i No. 3si al. No. 2tI Ffsl 80
in store and aiioat; mixed winter, 81 t8}
al Az, ungraded white 81 Tt9l v;
No. 2sl 45; No. do sales 5000 BUSH
els at 81 i6iGsl AT. No. red seller
March sales 224,0O0 bushels at 81 $9t
al 90; seller April. sales $4,000 bush.
els atSl 3Gils,l SIT seller May, salss
5000 bushels at 81 +Sitsl 4et. Rye
Quiet. Corn--stronger; receipts 1900
bushels; ungraded 57(s.60c; steamer b1i
s,57t. No. seller March 56ic; seller
April 5iiCsi,,e; seller May b3c. Oats
Dull aud lower; receipts ~ ,0o0 bushels;
western mixed 3Gi647sc: white western
i79I9ie. Hay-Dull and unchanged.
HoJs-Quiet and unchanged. Coffee-
Steady and unchanged. Sugar Strong;
fair 10 gooi refining 7iea7ie. Molasses
--Firm. Rice e-Nominzlly unchanged.
Petroleum. Dull; United sstc; crude
6fC@7ic; refined 7fS7fc. TalIow-
steady at 81 az 6ic. Rosin--DulI at 81 "
al 52i TUrpeniine-Quiet at t7c.
Eq.a-Dull western iitaIsc. Pork
Duli; old untss OIL 75(eii ssS. Beef
Quiet and unchanged. Cot Meats-
Quiet and steady; long clear q 10;
short clear D. %. IArd--Easier: prime
steam 81 30. Butter-Quies aud lair /;
western lGfs 29c. Cheese Sominsily
unchage1; western lIC4ltic. whisky
Nominal 81 81 TO-.
cbicaEc.
CmcAGo. March I. - flour--Duli
and nominal Wheat-s,sAdy and in
fair demand at 81 zii cash; 81 ~ seI.
Ter March; 81 2ji seller April; No. 3
81 lONdi ~. rejected s~Dc. CJrn-etesdy
aud Ia fair demand 36ic cash; sole sd
Ter April; iic bid seller May. 0nts--
Steady and unchanged at Sic cash. Rys
Steady and unchanged at 7jc. Barley
Easier al T5c bid Dressed Hop-
Highersi u SotS4 ga. Port-Aedvs,
firm and higher at Sii 72i4ii 70 essA
sli s2ssii Us seller April LAsd--
Fairly active and . shsde higher si
g. 1907 I2i cash ~ zzitS7 IS seliei
April Bulk Meats-stronyvr st ~ %
as 6ola6 %. Whisty--stssdy and un'
4 changed at 81 on.
MILWAUKEE, March L-Fiour--kspis(
and unchanged. WLe2t-Opsaedstesdy
declined ic, and elosed strong; 10.
MiIwaakse hard 81 24f; 10 I hnso-
keesl 22t; No. 2 NIusukse ~ ~;
seller March 81 2i}; seller Apsfi u N
seller May 81 2si; No. q 81 oeB; 30 4
81 02t, rsjected 2Se Corn-KrsDss
At &c. Os.s-Insctise; No. 5ze- RTs
Quiet: No. ]. 4Se Bas!sy-Quiss;
40. 2 spring &c. ProSisioos-kniel
AID steady. Mes< Pork-Duu q lll q
eash; SII s. ssiIer April. IAsd-Rdal
steam 81 10 eash; s. 70 ssllse AprA
Hoxs-Firmer si a 9<t s. ppsiod
Hoss-Firnsr 81 q s0N s.
ssfsshanAL scs 4
PsrrssgneH, Nssch 1.-nstso1u1--
Active; crude seje q pwtoIs =
shipneus; rslssa 7ss ts heosAdfsA
/ AaifvErV
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Ahr,nn. tn w.xn..t I.ox.lL Ma.a.

BosTox, March l.-At Lowell, there
has been a general advance in wages in
all leading corporations within . he
vrek4 and several man nuiActunng sstAb-
lshnsnls have joined in the Increase
vithoot petition or ether movement Of
the vorkmen
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Respectfully,
W. IL MOssk, J. 2.

A recent act Of the West Virginia Leg
isla,ure requires such notice 20 be seat
a. other States. The above vas sent on
a postal card without any OF "Hs TX
eeiency" or other iormAlitY, and quite a
pnftrss
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RAILROAD BoSDs-Somewhat irregu-
lar, but ia the main strong.

lar, Dut ia TIE main sTohx.
STATE BoN Nps-Duil.
STOCKS - The market opened strong,
and prices advanced from TO per cent,
Pacific Mail leading the upward move.
ment Later there was bear raid, and
under free sales the entire list declined
| TO 81 per cent, the latter Wabash pre-.
ierred. During the afternoon the course
OF speculation was irregular, but tho
market was in the main strong and
buoyant, and at the close the highest
quotations Of the day were current, In
some instances Pacific Msil showinga
rise OF D. per cent. from the lowest
point. The rise in this stock aad Pa
clic railroad shares was due 10 the an.
nouncement that new contract had
been signed by these companies. The
advance in the remainder OF tho list
ranged from 10 2per cent, the coal
shares being conspicuous IN the sd-
vance.
The transactions on the stock Ex-
change aggregated 10000 shares, Of
which 300 were A. K 7. telegraph,
1900 g., @. * ]. g., l.l0O Chicago, st.
Louis and New Orleans, 81 900 Della.
ware, Lackawanna aud Western, $500
Delaware and Hudson, 1900 Erie,
5000 Hannibal and st. Joseph, 600
Canada Southern, 1000 Iron Noun
Tain, 1900 Kansas and Texas, 5000
Lake Shore, 5000 Little Pittsburgh,
3, 400 Michigan Central, 1900 North
western, 8, 200 Nashville and Chattanooga
lclosing no, $500 New Jersey Cen
tral, 1000 New York Central, 1900
Ohio and Mississippi, 1900 Ontario
and Western, CLOSING at St, 5000
Pacific Mail, 400 Reading, 10000 81.
Paul and Sioux City, 1000 st. Paul and
Minneapolis, 1900 Northern Pacific, L.
600 st. Louis and San Francisco, 1000
Union Pacific, 81 900 Wabash and Pa.
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Poi Away "a . Be.l Punch.

RlcxnoxD, MancA 2-BoiA houses Of
the Gsseral Assembly to-day pessed the
biIl rspealing The Aodstt ball paaeh
Hqnor hs and reestablishins the koenss
system. 70 ~ into operation May !.
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LIVE STOCK.
East Liberty.

East Lsxxrv, March l.--OAttle- Re.
ccipts since Friday last ,06+ head of
through and only l2S head for sale hero.
total Tor the week ending to-day ,Ss
head Of through and g7s head OF local
against 3,57S head Of through and 25s
heal oi local for the week before. The
supply is very hight indeed. and no aales
made except one or two to retailers,
cannot form quotations. ~ there are no
other buyers on hand.
Hogs-Receipts ., 25o head; total ior
the week 1855 head, against 1880 the
week before; iorkers ~ 1904 10; Phil.
adelphias - 90(e5 Oh.
sheep-Reccipts $500 head; total Tor
the week II, 800 head, against 800 the
week before; selling rather SLOW st last
Mondays prices
OHicAao, March L. The Drown
Journal reports hog receipA 2, 600 head;
shipments $500 head. Market moro
active and lOc higher; poW quality;
mixed packing ~ 20td4 3b; light "a 10
(a,4 30; choics heavy 81 +0ta,+ 65; good
clearance.
Cattle Receipts 1900 head; ship.
ments 1000 head. Market active aud
good; shipping l0c higher, at - 500
S 20; buirhers' unchanged, common
and mixed 81 OOis4 %. bulls ~ ONS
3 90; stockers and feeders ut 81 500
| 3 90
Receipts 400; shipments lts
hesd Market steady At ~ OOteb %, all
sold.
Baltimore.
BALrInoRg, March beef Cattle
Market slow throughout and prices fully
Ne of, except for lest tops. Very bcst
hd,5ic; first quality 4td,bc; medium Sd
&c; ordinary 2Ca3tc; most oi the sales
were st 4ite5tc. Receipts ISL head;
@,ss s.,n. Sas srss; iss mss., ~.s moderately
active. Quotations 6ta8ic. Receipts
| 1919 head.
shcep-Receipts 915 head. Qnota.
tons, 3CH6,c.
New York.
Nsw YoaE, March l.-Beeyes-Re.
ceipts 36i0 heal, making $500 Tor the
week; prices advanced tCsic per pound,
going back 10 the current figure of .
week ago, and tue market closcd frin st
| the Improvement common " prime
steers 8alOc per pound, extra do l0ils
I0ic, with . carload of premium cattle
st ll6lltc. Exporters used w lat
steers mainly st ettsl0tc. The steamers
to sail to-morrox take ITO live cattle.
1900 quarters oi beef and 100 carcassas
oi mutton. Shipments Tor the week.
40 live cattle. 4,720 quarters of heel,
I,43O carcaasos oi mutton aud $50 dress.
ed hogS
Receipts 9,3J0 head, making
q, 800 Tor the week; demand fair Tor god
sheep at full prices, and pens CLEARED st
o. OSs,8 ~ per 100 pounds ior ordinary
70 extra sheep, aud " 6,ts7 Us per lm
pounds for yesrlng lambs, and carload
OF premium Ohio sheep l72 poundsav'
erage. reached 81 % per l0) pounds u
ken for the English market
Hogs -Rsceipts 10, 700 head, mSking
2o,520 for the week; none sold og live
weightb elorc 'Chsnye noninally tesdy
at q s5l55 % per 100 pounds
Cineinnsn.
CiscixHaTI, March l.-Hogs luiet;
common - 7s24 -; light a TfH ",
packing a 3Dfs,4 70: butchers y BIO
i6s. keceipt4 2,30o head; sit<psnA
so head.
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Is 1T JIM JOHNSON?
Believed to be a Fugitive from
Justice.

CoLuABpS, February 29-The follow
ing letter was received tonight at the
Governors office. Its publication may
a,d ia the arrest OF the man described:
HUKRIcAS. W. Va, Feb. "a, 1880,
Gyurrn1r Foster:
pEAs SlR-A man vas arrested here
under very suspicious circumstances.
lie calls himself Charles Baker. His
ssr u about 2l years; eyes, hair, and
complexion dark has several gun shots
ia different parts OF his body, and one
fresh one in his lex. tie claims tp be
from Elliot county, Kentucky, but |
have reason TO believe that he i a iug,'
tive from Justice. tie Is now IN tue iAii
"A ,kfa D,tararnl fsnun4y
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS sY TeltsRAPH.
Money at 4 to 5 Per Csut-6ovsramsats
Generally Fim-Flour Dull and
N0minaI-whsat Steady
Hogs Quiet.
YIhAhCE

NEW YORK, March I. - Moxrv -
Loaned up TO per cent per amman,
l-32 per cent. per diem, and closed
for cash at 4(d5 per cent. Prime mer.
camille paper 5(s5i per cent. Ster-
ling exchange dull at is4; sight exchange
on New York 4S7t.
SILyER-At London 52 7-l6 psnas bar
silver here ll2i; subsidiary silver coin
i(al per cent. discount
ENTHUSIASTICALLY 6rm.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-06-26
Notice of Assessment.
BULLION or PARADISE MINING COMP

BULLION or PARADISE MINING COMFY
Location Of principal place Of business, Par
adise Valley, New. Location 81 works, Mount
Rose Mining District, Humboldt County, Ne
ylda.
Notice is hereby given, that at a meeting Of
the Board Of Trustees of said Company, held on
the 20 day Of June, 1880, an assessment (ho.
u OF five cents per share was levied upon the
capital stock OF the corporation, payable imme
diately, in United States gold coin, 10 the Sec
rotary. 1T the office of the Company, kemler
Building, Paradise New.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on Wednesday, the twenty
eighth (2Sth) day OF July, 1880, will be delin
quent, and be advertised for sale ut public auc
ton; and unless payment is made before, will
be sold on WEDNESDAY,, the eighteenth (isth)
day Of August 1880, to pay the delinquent as
sessment, together with costs OF advertising and
expenses Of the sale.
BY order OF the Board OF Trustees
A. w. sIEGEL, Secretary.
Office in Chas. Keinle rig Building Paradise Val
ley, Humhoid. County, New. je23-td