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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-06
OUR SUNDAY COLUMN
THE DOCTRINE OF DEPARvITY.

THE church bell, which elsewhere
calls people together to worship God,
calls them together in Scotland to listen
to a preachment. "-kaac Taylor.
His next text WAS one that gave him nom
To fume, aud illuminate and make
The house % God house Uf gloom
Ia which - make the sinner 4uake.
Corruption was the theme Oh Il,
And hell tho lurid CLEAN Of L.
Mankind. he prcarhel. were Uolsoued through
Corrupi Without corrupt within.
Black Was the universal hue
"in short said he, "the ruCk 0f sin
On every side has rocked You all
Mo,al and iniellectuAL"
lie Psoye,l'each man from head a. foot
mass u pglreiyiug sore.
Thoughts tes,eriug In heart 81 SOFT
s.n oJzing out AZ every lOru.
The bOdy and the soul Of us.
The deYil hal the whole Of IA
he loved his theme. 'tgas clear enough.
For all The rUtteuuCas aud dirt -
And rank Of delllement Of the stuff.
One felt the thing al heart.
tie hugged u 10 aud handled H.
And dressed 10 up and handled IL.
Then Dlunglng past the gates OF death
He mixed the sinner aw iul cur,
1ill hot aud rcd be stopp'd fog breath,
Aud mopped the penplratiOn up
u terror could reiashiOn Us
He did not spare the lash on Us
! saw him " hen his Task WAS done,
His gown aud morals packed away:
HIS deep sel! Satisfaction Won
His ieeking supper ON the tray
Ana looking through the smoke OF Il,
'twss hen saw the Joke 81 H.
The piJus wrath. The WurJiy run.
FsOn prac,lccd mouth loo glibly DJureI.
Which makes us feel that We have done
some special service Cor the Lord
Oh. the deceiying sod Ofil!
The tongue without the decd vi H.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-06

MOTION
n. y k,s ~ ns's IA :. rssi,.S nd 800
J-sss-sl sisss ssl,ns IN sa.sss. " ssaG
.ssa,s poa 1904 a a. go pa ~ -
sn,.. : NJ .ss. i i.s s.r, 3 y, y s.rs~
tive ~ ertss ~ ps<es ~ ntfss - nSey
ssrs, = "a, o. ~. ,s ~. ss Ss. .s suss5,
80 q, =, s,s. So ; !. s s, ss, = ,s.
sEsn,s-,-.siy .ss.l ~ sfieut.se. ss1 ysns
; IN Iva. ~ sss-aury sszs.,es 8 = e. =
issiser bos raAaJ ssn.E q hsv 80 =.
z ~ Z, srs.: ~. ~ !! ~ - - s 80 I'D
= -, = ussnv = 49, T.. =
- q ~; 9; z q. sYS - - -
- $4,000 q - q IL
s SY:sai z: e. q = 3 ~ 81
- - g |. 8 .ssGA9~Sss7s
-. :. 60.
Re
HAnxIosA go $500
- iSSlSa1nl snsghA3Ue : =.
- s1SssS -
-: 60
T5lE3ZHs 15361A|
81 ! : !
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-06

rI'HE POWER or ARREsTGSG DISEASES
displayed by this PREPARATION II huuuubiy
HTkuualstiged IS the N,ii,ul FaCuity ia every
..ftI.u where 90 has b,tu Introduced, anil the
lr-. y,ly o. tlr bit gIHuIuts 90 thn estimation
lrwUlgh 10 IL held by o.. public This syrup
HHt ear. Pulmonary Consumption Ice o.. drst
ami ,tuuuI ,tH-.s D.. HIli give EuHt u..lYt an4
l1rIHr- IIf. n the THIRD. twill Curr Asthma.
Grlngh.tI.. IarEu..ts, and Coughs u viii cure
al, Hr..H-,. originating ilru vlut 90 Nh. Mar
A"t.Hu aHl Nervous Fusyv Fur the yiiy,. pro
.F.UaI Hv
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-06

Fellows Compound Syrup Of
HypOphOsphiies
On DISEASES 20 the IuuEs. tho Inventor g. permit.
t,l o. rrfrr o. thr medical gentlemen ~ 81 John,
y D. whose slguatury- are attached hcretv.
william Bayuul VI ID.
Erwin Bayurf N y,
Thomas Walker NJ o.
John Bergman, 81, D, III
Or Iphu,tnuC O.. a e.. S., III.
GtDU-r kyAtOr. " D..
" u Handing ". O.. e. r.
. ID. white. " u.
". Cauitt n. y.
Aaron Award. Mayor % the city OF 81 John
boo the Province u NyN HrUnswigk, having eN'
auiuei thr signatures attached o. the iuu1gping
lerullt of q, lrrgu,r hguOy yyr,liy that believe
thgu an g.uutue rtI also testify o. TIE bigh
tarrap,.ti.al value 90 Fellow, Compound syrup
20 Uyp.ph,spbitgs and aul consider % dpsvry
INK ~ allruflou by the prufr,,lUu -ruvrally.
- On testimony have brrJuuiu ~ my
isrrttl hand and affixed my sal Hi Mayor
4 sal [, ulity az the city ut 81 John. This ,iNth
- LAY dHy uf February iu the war %
our Ior,i me thousand eight bundled and >Nty-
sgft
SllI by aii prugs,t, $50 PEG pint Bottle.
sUlI by IUGAN. lSr 1 Cu.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-06
Time Table W. L 6. G. r. r.

I'm AND AFTER MONDAY FEBRl Akl
~ he. lSO cars GA the Wheeling and Kim
Grove uailrnsi will ran ~ ioiioWs. NsN VIE
leave thc CITY lcorncr Market AMI AlcNthtn
- i - IL. 49, !. ~. a.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-06

Lookiss On Ne esis.is and .. ss's sss.,
a.. ,ygub,su. dirasss. lossss and d'aAp-
poipsnspss thss Gall upon mem - NV
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-06
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

The following guide Is maize uP on wheeling
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-06
f0R sAlE-RoILlnr Nil .nd co.I Prp,rr

UAsntssvs s.ls % ..st gouel unsii "A ~ kpA1.
Nkryh -. 40 A a n. VII - slsd EsilEeiJ.
- HyBBAKp Trufies.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-06
Trustees sale of Centre Wheel
ing prOperty.

HlLLER, Auc,ioust b.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-07-22
8 e / q 8,

= Der @eueralaojutant In Nuitin bat
Nadridt bonn otcreu Bra5oS erbalten,
bab oaielbit 5wei Banoen Sncianer seie
ben wuroen. Gapitdn Mrrinstcn prn,
@reu3bataiaon, weldes in jener @eseab
itatioairt 1T, lauert ben Sabianer auf.
Die Nnliebter am CANADIAN 9tiper ta=
BEN lih an ben Gcmmanbanten bon Set
Sia mesen Truppen Sewanot uno bielsr
BAT ibnen Snfantelie seldidt, neil teine
@apaaerie jur !Sano mar. @letd3eitis
benahridtiet er bic bortiseu Diirser, bag
es nidt feline Sdulo 1T, roenn Saoiausr
bic &elerpation perlaiIen, neil baS Mi,iz
tar teine Nutcritdt i'm Sabianer= =Ierritr=
rum beiet, Icnoern nur bas Snoianerz
tureau.
- Sn gcriicana purbe q. W. &eeiD
BON benz Yerbadt freiseiprcden, ben
Wann, pe0en 9eide man iiir3lid in eineal
@iIenbabrwasen fanb, ermcrDet 3u haben.
= Sn Rusf serietben dlpei Mnselfeute
bee 3uhtaules, Smitbcr uno Taplor, in
9treit, bel meldem 2esterer ben @ritera
in bic 5iifte ihrb. Die Wunoe 1T ldwsr
aber nidt tSotlid.
= Sn Gan Saba County uurbea brei
ganbiten, 5arreu, Snow unb Stanle9
ron II Nansern i'm 0aser iiberraidt uao
gefansen genommen. Die @efangensu
befincen li& auf benz granspOrt uat,
Multiu.
= Sine Waoame Dupres bon Da01s
pia iid in @alpeltcn ale Dauerli uferin
ieben laiien uno ITS Meilen in so Stun.
ben laufen.
- Sn Sort Bprtb 1T Trau gmma
Srccts an elmer gu srcbsn Dpfs Opium
Seifprben, wcnlit fe fd 6cphdnleraen
pertreiben molIte.
- @iner Der eriten Nniiebler bon Galb.
well COUNTY, S0bn Is. Mc&eaa, 1T IN
ieinen, S4. Sabre eefrrben.
- yei Ylanc fanb glan eine canab'=
ide ginmanbsretfamilie, bsltebenb aug
7 Ysrlenen, pslde idmmtlid trant lpa.
rem. sic batten burd Wtansel an Va=
bensmitteln unb burh bic 6iee selitteu.
Wan brahte fe mad Y.auo, wolelbit fir
ie seiorot nuroe, bod 1T bic Nutter uao
ems Der 8inber bereitS seitorben.
- Die 3eras Yacifie Giienbabn lsst
weitlid bon Weatberfotb tdslid an &
Wtileu Sdienen.
= Sn Griffin mutbe elm Nann Na
mems 5cwea Uerhaftet, Der Dor s Wcna.
ten in bcn,er, 3d., einen Worb bssans CT
batte.
= Tipp WcDoweu, elm fraberer Ga
lonbeaber. feuerte gun, 3sitUertreib bic,
Sdaiie in Elm aber eonuss Statl in Nu.
fin beleSenes 3imrer ub unO bdtte bel.
nabe cine In temieIben beiinolide Grau
Setrcffeu. &r murbe rertaftet.
= Sm Der Stabt @onSales befinoer
iid 245 weibe uuo 100 farbise Bibles,
= Sa Gan Diego erihob iid Elm 15'
idbrises farbises Ndbdeu, bas pon lsi.
nem Batter Priisel erbalten bate, tpomi
osrielbe ieiner Eo&ter bic Ssiratbalua
pertreiben pcllte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-07-22

parF, - Id mstne, MIR trsfsn tbn sbfI
In treenb einem sn!!sssneren 2bstle hfa
1slten :!
Sn bic treite Ause sInbiessnp, bic, ne
ben ber Neitwtfls binfiibrsno, tSalthe
glids auf bas laubumfrdn3te gursssbau
te une cine Msnae fdattissr 8utsplob
den bietet, silten fe pprwarts.
Dos fnb erinnerunsereiGe Vants, W.
Gle tia gisr, fiinf binterenantsr to6ssn
mir oft ipie 6euffregen barauf, eie Brine
,u teibfn Geitsn, tinabbaumelp ialene,
bas Bud, In rem mir serace tuTsl!sn, rcr
uus auf bsm @ibe SrilAsn BEN aufae.
lemmten guenbpsen
Sd tatte Did wptl fessn mSsen
Du tatteif nihts su bsfardten sstabt
BON uns wtltem Gorps iunse. lhsne
Damen betradtetsn MIR NIT elmer Mrt t:t'
Tiger Gbrfurht, - init ben alten au'r'
tinas mahten mir tur3en Drujeb.
gDie 70 :? = Die Bante warsn On
Srmmerabenben msR 70 iebr BON tabti'
fhsm Yublteum telasert, tab MIR oft slas
formliae @a,ia unternetmsn mubten,
INN irseno cine mod unbsiebts aut,ntrsi'
ben. Sd benfe mod beuts NIT tnniasr
Jreute an ben fulminanten @ortras iiasr
bic @alpeterfdurs, BEN ID metnen I'm @vs'
ie ltesenbsn Ramsraosn belt. unmitteltar
binter Dem @Idsn elmer betasten 9tonen,
scn hsrsn plab MIR serne 8sf1b srarifea
tdtten. Das 1ittel ptrfte aassnblsdlth
unb radical = bic DAME serbuftete pub
pasb rtdt mebr se1eben
lGprtfebnns fplet
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-07-22

Cine fs&teG@ 6slseenbeit.
Man 6sfsst.ae reinfn Qianen Da.
tits AZ 3cll trstts. 3.s talbsn preilen bel
Shram & So.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-07-22
GS Befe.

Die ,,Nsps" Dantury, Connecticut,
last: 4, Barner& safe Nsrptne If bas
ssfs 5stImiiisl i;gs jlerpenleoeu, welteS
bic sSel! il Iag
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-07-22

Derr Eteae &tneer fdwad uno
massr merbsa. - II ates elm lfderss 3eiAs
su rag bic .I'gtrang, Die fe erbalten,
unsenii9enb 4 pac: ibnen ntht gut Be-
somr,t. Dis q, :;::er folder Rinber iolI.
ten SaAsr fstn, Hpgsnbiit anRebsn, l@
HenRacter's i, s. !l&cs Sineermebl"
(Daootrcptiu, ~ psrlhofsn, cine auBsrlf
ftafiiaence uA} i,.s' psrranlibs Sfabrung
fir sausltngs ua4 fifine Rinosr, bic I'm
WadlsH tsGrtitg 'ino. aues grlab fir
aie Muttsrietll; 1T es uiats Bsliers.
Sn allen Npo Il: u baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-07-22
etnmal wteser etn Narr.

Mein. Jrau mar ,sbn Sabre lang tstt'
ldserte unb nit 70 nielsn uebeln bebaftet,
oab tsin Doctor iassn fennte, mas tbr
stssntlt td fsble. Sd pfrbrau&tt cir
lleinss gsrmSssn In 5umtusmitteln,
Dor 6 Monaten fab Id tine Der. Staa'
ten Glasss NIT 5opfen Bitter baran unit
te(dlub nodmals Elm Narr au fetn. Sd
perIu&te bas Wtttel unb meine Narrteii
erwiss fa ais @eisteit. 3wet Glai&eu
pc1 furirten iIe unb Fe III nun 70 wobl
uno fart, mie irssnb zines Wannes Grau:
babel foliste ss MIR nur 2 Dollar. gine
loihs Narrtstt ;ablt.
$. So, Detroit, Mtdtsan.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-07-22

Setnfons MnpbYne Qtaiz
mint t,tlt &ronifds Diarrboe, aua
wenn fe i&cn lan8e sewabrt bat, 0tsr ;
ftrnsr DYlenterts, Gbolera .mosbus unc
Gbulsra, wsnn tnnsrlid ansswanbt. s.
siset tein 6etlmittsl 70 wutbpcn fiir btn
aaSenbltdli&sn @sbraa&, ale bitten attn
Qebensevtalter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-07-22
Gb.uarn Miies,
Seftntlt9er Mptar.

Btrar County, San @ntonte, 1eras.
Sffiee in Solebabtra6s, Der wofuffee seseultsr.
Bsfnnbere Nufmertiamteit wirb allen Yeniicneu
unb Gorterunaen Yon 8eteransn bes Staates pbey
Der Dereinistsn @iaaten eefdenft. Ibfdrifleu
bon Yatenien teiorgt unb Steuern aaf 2anb In
allen btilen tes Staa 90 teiaplt. aBobnprt in
Der unterea @artenfrabi. 30,6,tIi
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-07-22

- um Hauia FIR ,eue Baaren ~ ma
tten, pfsrisfn ri. g.,ier erobss gut oHor.
tirtss eaesr pe7 &)y9 Guops, Clothing,
Stubss u. {. Is. }9 terabselebtsn Ytste
fen uno lrtsm o.: l..sm Seben etne reelle
unb frfuablisss >Jt5.snuns perIihern, la
ben Sas merits D"bl Gum Elm unlern Siore
HsibtS 80 teig:,:4. Dlr lowobl, wie aud
nufers GlerEs .}etp..a es an teiner Mi,.
Gs feglsn loiieat s; Sen au befrisetssn.
s. 81 tie & g 0bne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-01

way to New-York, after having placed the mine in
good working condition..
Yulture shaft No and Chrysoite shafts Nos 3 and
4. were being sunk, IN order to drive new level.
When a wlnza, which VIII soon DC stnrtod, IS
tn drive to connect, and important Developments
are expected from these works. The Roberts hrst
level was looking exceed Dgly well. On March 30.
Chrys0te shaft No. south had twelve feet of
misunderstanding aand. There were shipped on that
day 81 tons.
Manager Kevcs, fthe Iron Silver, says under date
of March %: We are vigorously driving all
work at the mines and enlargng the north and
south incline. The face Of the 9th level shows
somewhat less ore. The new fifth station Is
in very fine ore, and the new fourth
and third particularly So The Bulls Eve drift
is improving. south drift in the Stone shows three
tai shipments up TO thc 25tlI. were over 902 tons.
A crosscut in the Little Chief. east from the north
DRIFT from shaft No. i, was started March 20 III
The Wlnona Gold Mining Company, with CAPT
tai of 81 600 900, IN shares Of 500 each. full paid
lcdes on Gold Hill Boulder County Colorado. The
officers are rSy ANDERSON PyeSGfr James
a rsn T1ca1eT EGay Ss'r' Fs
TiSley Anderson, J. k. Gapen.. J. 3. Cnat-
fee. Charles L. Wright J, b. Fry and J. :.
prospectcd for distance of over 800 feet. and its
continuity below the surface has been proved by
the 400-foot workings on the Slide Mine Adjoining,
and by ,, tunnel which is in about
SHAFT Oh the WIpOna is down
] 90 feet aud that on the Eugene is down seventy
five feet. Shafts have also been sun on the Who
boo and Dexter. 1 he VEN about five feet wide,
and all the shafts and levels are in rich telluride
ore which assays from $3.50 to 5000 per ton. Prep
alntions for the erection OF machinery are now be-
ing made in order to facilitate operations.
The Consolidated Pacific (Bodie) running parallel |
with the Belvldere, Is in Interesting ground.
The Boston Consolidated lBOdiel Will be ready TO |
cut their vein in Il few days on the 300-foot level, |
and when thia il done rich and much of it is |
confidently expected.
The silver Gin now has 412 pounds of bullion ON |
the way from tine mine TO the New-YOrk office.
a Telegram from B0dic regarding the recent rich |
strike SAYS: "Yrin IN lDttOm OF incline increasing;
now over 2la feet: average assays 1924 per ton. |
Standard and Mono looking we'll" the BOdic once |
produced about T60O,O00 IN single month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-01

i..,",'.r. M Il; A. trfi,N ~ xxx
ti.t.s1.l...s
william IT, licvcns Cco u R.bor.4 . RrhrriC. McCormlck
Jonas Inl~ IVi' VIII ; g. nn T.. r'F
sou. James smith.
NJ n'i'c'i 'rly XnS = 'u 30 'f'"
T.rri /, Dtt,1, ,,tNI,,, fI,,TU,II
IL '''' '''''' " law van y y
LOCATION "F MINES: LEADFlLtE. COLORADO.
cArIrAL STOCK. sio.ooc,oo,--nAnEs. 2oooOa
PAR s5p
CYRUS II. MCCORMICK. President GEORGE D.
knBEETS. VIC President phAkE III nay. Sec
rciary. W kEYts. General Manager
Trustees: Jonas II FreIch u Boston: lnson :. X. sat
i . e." - y W. i., - i, - 10, ''" AH wr
~ ~ "'HgS n; "ii, %' nS''Sn in.r
- ii l - rr,,.r ,mpnny Ncn York
IL sitVtE NiNI>G cuNrtNY.
cliai'' 80 1n1 - o. -'r.i,- ? c."Go. p,r, 4a5
i'~A'''A' ~" = ~ "a NJ H'N' Nv" '"e'i
uFruEK-:
foMiis' o, =; rF. RI; +, t.. rr..,.n
" '""''' ''', r,', ~ ",," ,''"'"''"
Io.tr -. ,..~,r,o a., u,,,
Ii ' ~ =, W." t', i'"" g.
j. II, i.arinm J t. A.rNurlci.
-. r +. ri.,rh 4. Aras". w. dorsey.
4 TITLE pIvTSIu'RG roNsnIIDATEU
~ LIE ~ 9n' Nv tO"9oLiDA LED
N'N'N" ''"'NNf'
L"cATI'N or NINE LEthViLLE. COLORADO
orran,r' under fnr laws o. >ryIoE; -ioA
Die -'NOOo sl@rr' IIi value Sl"l
Officers
JEROME r. cmAfreF President.
H. a. hlI.hH""' 9'''''hy'
Jerome r. ch,c.c cnor,. :" roGy,. o,r. y sniff,
Dam tharlc- L. Prrkn- Jane. t. -outtrr David -
D ta h'ry Hy,m%yrr i%n A. H. itlge Msss
b. II. MSa%; r., nen' , Colorado ,' Hon.
General Manager Of the Mines, II II. nEARcE
ha"k"' FIST national Nr% M''r FIST National Bank
oGrc.. BoREEL BUGLpTNr. 40 Ilj broadway NY
TuININr orrIrp Or
M l.. D.coRrnrGHT& COMPANY.
No 50 BKOADsT NEW. YORK. l
far,r NAV st.vcps Rui,uv cor Wall m, vos.on..,.,
FINANCIAL AGENTS of.Ae Green Mountain and chero
hee Gold Mining Companies
California Office. 3l4 Mont gomery.st. San Francsco
- a.
Ne "bers New'York Mining Stock Exchange
ROBINSON CONSOLIDATED MINING
Organized under the laws OF NcwYork.
aIe''ons VI 'c; =, d nli ~, MY coLohADo
Capital sock $luoooooo 2oooo" shares par value $50
'io0N o'A9 M
prc.ldcu, croHrrn pnnrprs
si lcr rTs'"n i vE IKE y 'oblNsoN
Treasurer SrEi HEN V willie
t'om,riin No Inc,,,,sr ~ y i.iIr,NWpG% ~
Bankers, AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK |
TRUSTEES:
George - is1brr5 ~"TGe h to9inSen Ans"n r. T. Sanor'
prince Ruins IIatrh >" ' ."
prIfP SnGS N% 81 snd 81 boHEEL BUILDING
ON WE'D rpA ,tNIAr, ,rO,t,,,NV
- Globe distinct AIi1ona)
CAPITAL" $loOoooOO SHARES 500 each.
.r,,,,,. 80. .....,.,...,,,
BLUM 'NHNHESSAbi'E'
once, 8 Broad St. n cw.York
49, ,
n. f"Eg president Jhnrs rlynr, ycf
jrr'tnt clinton H. flsk treasurer j. L. Williams,
any W. 'o"b""'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-01

State bonds were neglected and no business was
reported, but the quotations. were steady.
OF city bank stocks, Continental sold 70, q 110
and Metropolitan t6) at 161.
Railroad bonds wore dull and irregular. Erie ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-01
MINES AND MINING.
WEDNESDAY, March SIP. NJ.

WEDNESDAY, March SIP. NJ.
The market for mining shares continues to be fe-
versh and irregular. but to-day the reported result
of the San Francisco election in favor of the Citi-
zens ticket eXerted favorable influence AT the
Stock Exchange such shares all active aen-
orally were igher.-Litie Pittsburgh o. Silver Cliff
at sig, HomcStake at 81, and Standard at 80. At
the Mining Stock Board tie weak spot in the mar
ket seems 10 he HnkilI, which again sold down IL
81 50. despite cheering reports from the mine.
Green Mountain was strong with further advance
to IS 30 and to SO 30. buyer 80 days, and Climax
rose from II 80 to - 25Q92 -. BodIe was strong
and advanced from 80 to FLO 80, Moose was steady
at 81 90. and Bulwer al IS 5U0$S 80 Gold Placer
after declining to 90 rose o. Great Eastern and
La Crosse were about cent higher aud in demand
Buckcve declining to 81. The market generally
closed strong.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-01
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WEDNESDAY, March 81. p. Y

| WEDNESDAY March ST. H.
The stock market to-day generally opened strong,
and, with occasional reactions. continued to be
| strong until after the announcement was niado that
the Government had purchased $5.8O0.O0O bonds
| Then there was further fractional Improvement
in prices, but the market seemed to be freely sup
| piled with stocks at the advance, so that at the
| close, although in q majority of cases prices
were higher than they wero last evening.
the tone of the market was weak. The particularly
active stocks to-day were Erie with an advance to
46i2, Pacific Mail with rise to AZ, Central and
| Hudson to 1877. Lake Shore to 109Ss aud Ohio and
Mississippi to 1873. These extreme prices. how
ever not maintained at the close. the prices Of
| some of the stocks named being lower than
| those of last evening. The elevated rail-
way shares, excepting those of the New
York. were particularly weak, Manhattan declin.
ing to 32l2 and closing with only Il per cent
recovery, and Metropolitan falling to 1861 and
closing weak at the price. Chicago. Burlington and
Quincy and Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
were notably strong, but with only moderate
amount of dealings Cedar Falls and Minnesota
was opened no per cent from yesterdays last
figure at 20. but later it sold at 25025ls. and CHI
cagO st. Louis and New Orleans. with sales of only
200 shares. was l per cent higher than
yesterday. The dealings in the southwest
list of railway shares presented little of inter-
est although the Hannibal and st. Joseph stocks
were notably strong at All advance of about 1 per
cent. The coal stocks recorded no better figures
than yesterday, and considering the early temper of
the general market they NAV be called weak Tbs
telegraph stocks, with a small amount Of business
were higher, and held a part OF their advances at
the close.
The final changes from the closing pric yester-
day are az follows: Adyances-Cedar Falls and
Minnesota, Northwest, Lake Shore and Northern
iacc. each ls; Central Pacific, c., G. and l. c.,
Northwest preferred, Marietta and Cincinnati first
preferred. Missouri, Kansas and Texas. READING
Express each Il DINO and Mississippi preferred,
3s; Hannibal and st. Joseph, Erie and ST. Paul and
Sioux City. each l.. st. Panl, os: Western Union,
70; Chicago. st. Louis and New-Orleans, Hannibal
and ST. Joseph preferred. and ST. Louis and San
Francesca preferred, each L Mobile and Ohio and
Erie preferred, each Iii; Union Pacific and
and Quincy and Rock Island. each gig;
and Nashville Chattanooga. and st. Louis. per
cent. Dcolines-Cauada Southern, Chesapeake
and Ohio Central and Hudson and New-Y0rk Ele-
vated each Is: st. Paul preferred, Delaware, Lack
awanna and Western and Lake Erie and Western,
each l.; O., g.. c. and l., u; Delaware and Hul-
son, 81: Central of NewJersey, a; Burlington,
Cedar Rapids and Northern, u; o itarlo and Vest
ein. 15s; Manhattan ga, and Metropolitan, per
cent.
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tj2's buyer 60 days 1857 buyer 30 days Buyer 30 day
,LOsINu PRICES DE ROsruN srOck>

At noon to-day the Assistant United States rrcas-
urer opened proposals to Sell the @ aud per cent
bonds. The amount offered was IS. $40, 800 ofwrch
til Treasurer accepted ~. 600 O0O Us follows: $780,
900 Us of 1880 at 1O3 $50 lO3.9334: $l,S74 500
6s of 1881 ut 1O5. i3D1O5.7 "a, and S3, O95 800 mt
l03.2la l03.3a. lhe average prices. Of tho pur::
last weeks purchase of 81. 900 600 bonds. the
lowest figures paid to-day in every case exceeding
the highest of those paid last week. At the board
unexpectedly large purchase by the Treasury
faile 10 stimulate prices. The transactions incu.
died. $4,000 registered 0s of 1851 ct 105la and
$30OO coupon IA ut 1919 AMI III 900 registered
at 1O8ss- The closing quotations are as follows:
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