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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-07
COAST INTELLIGENCE.
CALIFORNIA.
The President and Party In wash.
fngt0n Territory.


fBy Telegraph to the sentinei.l
SAN Francisco, October GA Umatiila
dispatch says; A brief reception wal held
by the President at the residence Of Alex
ander Reed last evening, and later the
party visited the military post, where they
were entertained by General Forsyth, and
all the officers wives and children, with
many civilians, were present. Lunch was
served shortly after 8 O'Clock. About fifty
Umatilla Indians, Of both sexes, in paint
and feathers, appeared in front of General
F~orsyth's house, where the President was
introduced, shaking hands with each Of
the Indians. Then commenced the war
dance, which lasted an hour.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-07

TIE Pittsburgh Post daily prints fresh
names Of recruits constantly falling into
the Hancock line from the Republican
ranks. September 22d it mentions Major
M. F. Richardson, of Philadelphia, ).
Adams, Of Franklin, Nicholas Beilin, of
Rimersburg, Clarion county, and NJ. M.
Meredith Of the same county. Every
day the chances for a Democratic victory
in Pennsylvania grows brighter.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-07

Now that he is a candidate for the
Senate, it is fitting and opportune to re.
call Senator Sharon's declaration, uttered
within the year, that 1.-THE wealth of the
country bears the burden of government,
and should control It," This is the argu-
ment of the arrogance of riches, of the
imperious despotism Of plutocracy. How
do the Nevadans like it?
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-07

An Eastern exchange says The an
nouncement that Senator Jones has rone
ont Of the Republican party, and Is going
to work for the Democratic bonanza king.
J. @. Fair. in the race for sharon's seat
In the Senate, makes Nevada the most
doubtful Of doubtful States viewed from
the Republican standpoint. Hayes only
got l.075 majority in 1876, while in 1878
the Republican candidate got . majority
Of 627 only. The Democratic vote grew
from 47.27 per cent. Of the whole to As. go
per cent, and il would have taken a
change Of less than 800 votes to have run
it above 30 per cent. Sharon is done
for to a certainty, and though Fair NAV
not be the ideal sort Of timber to build q
Senator out of he cannot be more utterly
useless in the place than Sharon, and the
chances are will be a vast improvement.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-07
OVER THE WATER.

lions, and Induce the Albanians
to Surrender DOIcfgnO-A From.
tier Line representations to
be introduced i'm Three Months.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-07

THE New York Evening Express Of
September 10Th says; Senator Jones. of
Nevada. i the latest Republican to quit
the sinking ship. He has writtesa let
ter to a friend in Washington. saying
that he is tired and Disguised with the
Republican party, and shall do what he
can to prevent the reelection of Senator
Sharon. He will work for the election
Of Colonel Fair 10 the place the stay
away Senator does not think it worth
his while to I'LL. Senator Jones is one of
the ablest Republicans in the Senate. and
his detection will be seriously felt by the
party, whose ranks are thinning very
fast.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-07

THE New York Herald says it seems
possible that one Of Nevada's chairs in
the Senate may change hands. If it
does the difference viii be noted only in
Nevada itself, unless the promised new
Senator visits Washington oftener than
Senator Sharon has done.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-07

The Virginia Chronicle says the Demo-
cratic ratification meeting In that city was
Q hne demonstration. There was vigor.
enthusiasm and hope In It. 1t showed
how earnest the Democrats Of Storey
county are. and how confident that victory
will be with them In November. The
Democrats Of the Comstock have pitched
into the fight heart and soul. Everything
favors them. They have the best candi-
dates. and the best cause. The people feel
The real enthusiasm Of Saturday nights
demonstration struck even the Republi-
The spirit that wins campaigns was
abroad.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-07

IT is said that Fanny Davenport's
dresses have drawn $1,000 in the Fifth
Avenue Theater during the first week of
"An American Girl" And yet there are
some people who say that women do not
love dress,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-07

IT is significant that the only way the
Republican. orators hope to carry Ohio
for Garfield is by neglecting to mention
Garfield in their speeches.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-07

The great principles Of American liberty
still are the lawful inheritance Of this peo-
pie and ever should be.-fWNrrRLp ScoTT
HANCOCK.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-07
Annual Meeting.

OFFICE OF ECREKA CONSOLIDATED
" Mining Company. Nevada Block, Room 81,
San Francisco, October Id. 1SS0.-The Annual
Meeting OF the Stockholders of the above
named Company will be held at the office OF
the Company, Room 81. Nevada Block, San
Francisco, on MONDAY, the eighteenth day OF
October, 1880. at one O'Clock P. NJ. OF said day,
for the election of Trustees to serve for the
ensuing year, and for the transaction Of such
other business as may be presented. Transfer
books closed October 14th, 1880, at 8 P. NJ.
OF W, W. TRAYLOR, Secretary.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-07

GENERAL BUTLER feels quite as sure Of
Ohio as Of Indiana, of which he is GER
tain.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICAET.

FOR MEMBER OF CONGRESS.
GEORGE w. CASSIDY,
OF EUREKA.
FoR SUPREME JUDGE,
CHARLES ". BELKNAP,
OF STOREY
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
For Senator,
WIN. o. MILLS, in.
For Assemblymen.
GEO. W.sMERRILL, D. E. BAILY,
d. ~. MCLAUGHLIN, E. R. CARRIER.
For Sheriff,
II. B. MCKEE.
For Clerk,
M. G. CAvANAUGH.
For Recorder.
LAMBERT MOLINELLI.
TUT AICoooAoA
R. SADLER.
For Assessor,
s. 8. sLOSS.
For District Attorney,
A. L. FITZGERALD.
For Public Administrator and Coroner,
JAMES NJ. SMITH.
For Surveyor.
THOS. j. READ.
For Superintendent of Public Instruction,
G.. J.. SCANLAND.
Fer County Commissioner-Long Term,
NATHAN SMITH.
For County Commissioner-short Term,
CHAs. M. MIKEL.
DEMOCRATIC TOWNSHIP TICKET.
For Justice of the Peace,
F. H. HARMON.
For Constable,
FRANK ]. WALLACE.
For School Trustee-Long Term,
JOSEPH WHEEL.
-
For School Trustee-Short Term,
J.. H. SHOEMAKER.
For Road Supervisor,
JACOB wADISH.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-07

r HAVE AMPLE ROOM TO STORE 100
L tons Of goods In my fre-proof warehouse
and will charge but very low rates for the
same. THOMAS WETHERED.
Eureka. Oct. 6. 1890. Off
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FOR SALE.

A HOUSE, LOT AND FURNITURE, AT
"A the head Of CLARK street, next door TO the
residence of W. II. Remington. For particu-
lars apply on the premises.
Eureka, August 10. 1880. au20-tf
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FOR SALE.

A PRIVATE RESIDENCE, SITUATED ON
IA Mob Hill, ct the corner Of o,Neil Avenue
and CLARK street. !. ]. WILSON.
Eureka. August II, 1880. au1s-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-07

FOR VICE PRassDsxr.
WILLIAM H. ENGLISH,
OF INDIANA.
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FOR SALE.

A HOUSE AND LOT ON MOB HILL. THE
IA house contains four rooms. Desirable
location. will be sold with or without furni-
ture. Apply to SAM. FRIEDMAN.
Eureka. August 20. 1880. au21-tf
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wANTED.

A WOMAN TO DO GENERAL HOUSE
IA work. For particulars, apply to
GEORGE W. HAKER.
On Spring street, next door south Of DR.,
A. O. Bishops residence.
kurskas September a., 1880. s2s-tf
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Virginia. October 2-Mrs Annie Lamson, a
native Of New York. aged SO years.
Tuscarora, October 3-Frone, daughter OF John
and veroni Tschudy, aged years.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

I WILL SELL MY HOUSE AND FURNI-
L ture ut a bargain, for cash. The house con-
tains four rooms and cellar. and Q good loca-
ton. Apply 10 J. HAUsMANN.
Eureka, August "A, 1880. ang25 II
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o..

ON MAIN STREET, YESTERDAY. A
" Cameo Pin. set in gold. A liberal re-
ward VIII be paid BY leaving It at the Turner
Eureka. September 90, 1880. sas.tf
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NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT.

WINFIELD SCOTT HANCOCK,
OF P2NNsYLv MA.
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Virginia. October s-wife of John Lynch, a
son..
, 1880-10-30
FT0tAl,,.,,,,.,,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,6,af ~, LII

CAgrI.E-Thb market pros8nted much tho kamu
R1narul features On tho .lsy before Cattla good
vnouHh IL ship abroad on ths Aoof veto In goOd 70.
quest, und tAero hus boon considerable advance
IN thu l.oa1on and ldYofroo! markets Of laio Tho
feelInR wns stronger, though there woFo hardly
en0uGI ciioIcs Hrndcs 10 give full ldsn al raluus
The batter chss Ut shpping soers also mst with d
fnlr inqul.y md wero nru but other descriptions
Hnto woak and lrFcGaAry lowoE Medam zratos
wesa especially harl 10 sell ~ thcre practically
no dpnsnd fpr them stthef from shippers or tho
hon,u trade and although thsy woEc fFcoly oerea NJ
terl1na from hAt week Of l58.oo only small pros
puritan found buyers. Thero waa maro activity In
slockeEa than usl,al Local spoouia Tors vol a.
outside buyers haaRht sruoly+ aud butwcen shem
somowhsFo lH tha noIahborhood ot G0 wosc taken At
$ad0lA& Weatafn and Tcxas usnss cnttle wsEe Ia
full supply, and averaged lower, sa1os Indicating
chAnxs OF &4loc, Bcnlawax stun, OF which tbs ro-
ro.rt. more thsu osdaary laEko. sold yery low
tlu4aIAh Fully W. heAd we're ahpoacu 1T Ut that low
ril.Nu Fu.t 10 mudluM 1lailyca Ald NJ MttldHj aud
Eoo!i ~ clln!ea lu IL &lnltAu. Many ct,nmnn Ahd
iuciGnI cattle wes1 left 0ter. Tho following OK
tElctx from Dtar ~ tho lrprsr4' 5uaF,t1t fr0u IL
!AFett,sia tN,grHs pnntlent: ...
Anst ~ tho aaleaHi1n ctninuo to GxpresA thu boz
lief lat the Arrivals frunl AnlaFlca will HoA tAi vi,
pa ncculht ot Tho sharp advance there slne1 sept0n
bpr.
gulncas 10 thu & about equa 10 10 centA Tho dol
lAri III Tho suunor theJ HeEo ~ low ~ IN 10 tsr
"Mapy OF tho ptQulaoQt dealers ore Of the oplnIQn
, 1880-10-30
BUSINESS.
Stocks Undergo Slight but Nat
ural Reaction.
Railroad business Increasing Enor.
tllously-T1lo Southwestern
Trouble.
Governments ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Cur
renoy Shipments.
The Produce Markets Mars Aetl1e and Generally
Sirongsr-pork and Lard DuOyant.
Wheat and Oats Higher-Barloy E1cited-
Corn Firr.


Stocks reacted. aud closed Mt decline, OK.
tending nearly through tho list, aud nser'Rlng
nhn,tt per cent. Such movement was tn hnvc
been expected after tho cSncptintint ttsnnecs or
tho lust two weeks. New fork adsices stato
TINT sonlo Of tho larger sncculntors have sold
out ani are slcsro1s TO get oHtk tnc1r stocks NJ
lower figures. The Election h''olh IS hcltcved to
hnre hnt lts ny. nf,sl tho future course OF the
inHrket IA iskcly TO on dccluet hy tho pusncas Ut
tho ronds. Earnings continue to 10 etinrmo.,f.
md nrc Increasing hcyotd tho calculations ot
tho must AanRiilnc. Iho western f1ihs arc aHso-
lntoly unable to hn'l cara TOT tho freight That IS
oHercti, snI tho tracks nre olocKea Win tr5el'c.
lt'ttnors continue III aho1ft dotiblihH
or tho Stock OF tho NOW YORK Centrat. whlch
Mr. vanderbilt Is eaid TO iheor. Ihe recent raso
III iAIton was i'te 10 fepoffs OF scrip ulfidonf,
hut tho mannRcrs deny all intention of mailing
orc. donhfs oroAofs appear 70 nnFc 'cd III tho
nttnck on quotations. which IS hot rcgnruct ns
scflot,s' Ihefo *osn aono fchlz'he ealea,
largely made ny encculatoFs VINO ooa9ht 10 get
tho benefit of tho election boo'n anu nro selling
out in Ahtaneo OF tue ofont-
Ihofc worconlf icw Rhlns' clesoEanu' ColtflI-
hus, Cthcl11uatl y Indianapolis nude Il, To VI;
wabash ~, to F'S: tho preferred TX. to Isi;
ST. 100 Il. TO III; tile profcerea u N bo4 knn-
ens fcxAa y. I" 3a:s: fMclho Mnsl Il, 10 4sAi
leading ! TO ~ houston :, 10 'o' San frnhcisSo
u, 10 wi; tho ntetcefcas 10 ell; and Nlo
orando ~ TO '4'i'
inc losses were IurltnRton O. Vn,ncS Il. 10
!t+I' HncK IsshAa ss' 70 .alA; AHon v u 1a1'
norris ~ l'ssox a 10 nus: LIMOS eehtrnl H. 10
ll7!i; New iork central ~, IN lR'S' Michlean
eieHlrAl Us IN loe*s. Ahhu au'ro -, " !":s H1io
Il. 10 433i; the preferred H. 10 ~; Northwest
ern VI. To lltss; tho pre1efrea @t' 10 ho'a 81.
, 1880-10-30
HT TELEGlsAl'lI,
MN NL11fk


Special Dhpateh 10 Tbs Cht<aao Tribune.
NEW fNNK, Oct. "9.--Whun tho recent rnptd
pace Of tho stock mArkot IL considered, tho
transactions Of to-day. though exhibiting u
fesastsh a1ad unsctttod temper, wcrp lI Tho nla,n
satisfactory, except 10 those whaso oxpectn tiona
asn not confined by the nlcasur0 OF rsnApt,. In
all tho !ell'lllE spucusatlscs th0re wills q untlec.
abls eaippiu4 awny Of vai.,cs, IN account Ut tho
heavy Fcst'ikations tn acuuro profits aEanst any
contingencies which In'glt happen during TITO
exo'tttx political cuntcst which Will 10 decided
next Tuesday. Tho bulls, hnwssor. hela tho
market market we'll n band. and there wcru
concession: A prominent exception ttI tls IT.
scgnlatlty of tho market VIII Wahash, thu tilyi.
deu4 ot VI per csut VI tho preferred class byinx
, 1880-10-30
REAL ESTATE.
The following Instruments were hlcd Tor roc
ord Friday. Oct, -:

The following Instruments Wore fllcd for rco-
ord Friday, Oct. -;
c!rf PROPERTY.
fEs2!iieass Il a:s Il 6ss! ~ tsr. Ss"sst Sss i 1a
AsyaS9 Asn! ~, i'll Il ii i. jisi ''
il, .iHlvl Oct- u tslaslef t'1 Chanrofy 10 llery
wa.I,sapa Il, II II IS ffanIli !. lxis;
4, iiated tet. :: tEfnst uhIlek t" nonjanlinr. .
E a%,s,','sSa y u 7! 4 * y"::tt, ii il:li Is; eoo
t'st. e |: i s6aloi tiy@iwti. Il ticosso 3@Esi 2s
taie9 Uci. Is tfrolofla t;aylord IL Aarsaa!l AMI,
.1i*s;,ttSii i. I ''
n u liutea uul. II flames sttnan 70 William
caiu:tat ~. III I. ii isi;;sSntl; y, j. / II !. ii
iytI alIs{, a.ril tlct il tltobo1t ". Waoi to =.
ws.a Fs.esn IL s'' H. ~ :i,rnss II ji.
.?Ati1t r. dated ttct. II A'oter l.. Auaney 70
Iantsis Il. ~ It Si.asatoS AZ. L 3ix ~
~! Il. dalud tlct @AJ. H. Tllotnpann u August ,c
wsr.a" SS' ". iii ID Il il slaa;aS 4:
~ i, datai txl Ii stinseaEIO i ia,er u ,,,o,
l,ann ,fs''S -! - H. s' II. ii Thlii;:iii: a:li
y. da.ud 0rt. a ~, una L. Losf4ls 10 JuhI ~,
sF;'S L sSs :isi: n: s; il ;&I il ;S1s: / ;ss5 s
sS 5 ;sss K s;ss,: !; Kds.;i
" " % aitss i ~ 4 fx t c"uuT.tscUss HuaHs ~ 'A's"
A.hsAt Nv. l9i It > nE FnEty. .utxhth IL ~, z4x
F.s,; seSsntS eSsp IT. ss Il Il IL Se sHl: ~ ~
r. dated Oct :; i9''sIn a"rslsscy ii GJ.
n!esss i, i5i Il II f3iiy:uian.l X t. 3ii ~"
4. dated Oct. ~ tiutsrt lleraor Ia KnE! Kio.
ssssa Il r iiiocx ;eiter sast e:;a;e;Si Il
foadi ~ :. I: y ots, ", y. Scr, n, IT. uatea
, 1880-10-30


DAn0Sl-CullN-noalora rupert an active aenund
aud r A,aEket Tic ruculptA aru fnir und stuck u
i,,cseas!K. though nat fust s4lo uxpectsd the
,nrKe sales preventing 1t fsaut dolna 70. Quotations,
El!0iee huFl Mhd G44
nFuen. ftlA
i!ett.tp!'su Ao GkiH
H1s4
Nul1rElt-Tho demand was not nrstre. still in \
qAlut Way q good dpa Ut hnttur was picked ur, The
ruling pficOs were fully M 10 those current on tho
preceding days Of tho wcek, tho prsya!ent 1eslln8
being fairly aF1n ~ stocks aro MoL largo, and do.
creascd receipts 1Enm tha stmo foswarl may be
l00kod for. Wo agaln qu0to.
dairy faIr 10 9ool1l &s@i lUtoass ........,..5 slM
HAGGlA0-Wns In fair ruquost At sustancd prcsa.
VS. continue to quutu:
Bturk ....... .....,..A 1nurIn;a, ~ tu..l3 al4k
t}.ler csuGk sunltea, slpRo. .E5fttll
l.ewlrtoH..,. ..".....1 1t?Hnnles. doub!eM ia!
uEANB-Wctu quuted nj q 3Ael u pot ou, and CAM
lnon lots ut tliAiM There il considerable inquiry
or shipment 70 tho lumber and HlRluy regions.
CMEEsE7rhots wss quiet Kud steuaJ MHrkek
ExpoTteFs ato doing hut Atte, rad sAe demsad tEva
, 1880-10-30

rrn,nt*e'' shortly. lIannhnl niso was r active
sympathy. The hu1Rl spcrulntion which ms
latriy prevailed WINS snt,H.w1'at arrested ibis
florninx, though larEC, purchases wrrG 'natlo
during fhe ft,tly emil. There wns evidently st'tilc
pressure to rchllzc nr convert paper rt1,.s intn
Chsh Later transactions hnrU evrt, exhl,llrd
urcnt h,lnynt,ry. With not nnIy an entire rec0t-
cry. hut sharp n'lyhuce III Aonr lending strci.
nttunA. A bstiIlsN trrlIng continued tt' prevail
u street circles. Thrru wns rather inproha.
he rtlf,lr this tttGrnMit ut withdrawal Ut fEt.
crnl nliltluns uf stol.Hrs fEnT tho bnnks, which
hat lA'r,l rlAcr,l M special ttepNeft with vitrtos
shft s!cpsit companies until nltrr tue ecetton
To {ht nfsttFh JasnttIttd Prrlt.
New yDtK. Oct. D.-3oyotnnlcnts fairly act.
ly1: generally tlrin.
ftAiItoilA ls,!l!s active md Irregular.
EtAtn securities Hull nntt f,3tz1fiiHl. --
1'tle rt,,ck market opened str,ps. md t1e
higher. tho inter fnr ltuust.n l. Texa.. hut su,.
sr,nrntly declined i,59ei!a. westcrn Union Md
Louisville & NASHVILLE isntnK. Tho depression
wns If s.,nrt duration. md. un1er brisk h,yinH.
m n.!yange rnnstnK frs'ni !. to : wis rccor.e,t,
III whlsh ". I.n,la Il san Franclsct, sttnres. wn-
hasl. ait !ln'.tnn & Texas were must 1'roIt,-
Ftucks fell oil 4 tn 4 Ntd tho rest Uf the !ist II
tnl!,. lhls vi. fsIlawc.l t,y rsc',ycry ot y t!'
i,nrket elustnK Irregular transactions ~erc
, 1880-10-30

Tho following wcrc tho receipts md shipments
Of tho lending articles u! rrtntice IN this city
during tho twrnty-four htnrs c1ltt!ng at o'clock
Fridhy mnrnIng ani for tho corresponding
tirlla Inst Ichr.
, 1880-10-30


The following grim wns Inspected Into storu
Iii this city yesterday tnnrug; II cars red winter
wheat, II cnrs Nos. 9 anil winter, Q cnrs rcJcc-
cd, cnr M. spring. III cars No do, 40 cars
No. D do, = cars rejected. cnrs no Crude,
cnrs n,lxcl teii7 wloasI; 40a cnra md u1W hsl
No. corn. 1lD cars and 1,,o0 hi high mixed, III
cars and 0,10O b,l rejected, car nj Crude tbS1
corn}; ~ cars whIto tmts, n cars No. lntxctt
1icars rejected: cars no rrnstu tBa ontsJ; eslrs
No. @rye,. !. cars reelected; cur M. hnrsey, Is
cars No. ao, J. ears No. tto, . cars M. do
"a bnrlty}. futnl Fnl c,rs', a7a!h0 tti. 1'-
epeu.ed o,tt: 57+is. III wheat, T0.1175 bn corn,
1855 hu cats, :*,''7 lul rye 'ss'1 hi hurley.
The stuto Inspection Department, us well MS
rho Ilonr.l Of 1rnie will 10 closed next Tucsduy
for thu National election.
Tho lca.lttlg pratincc markets wore generally
nctvu md stronger yesterday. There WIS lultD
lM'nm #, provisions, new pork ana lartl a.l-
yHncnR sharply nftcr tl1o cnrly cn1 Under nn
active demand, which seemed to be chiefly local.
Wheat wns decidedly stronger, though tho f0r-
cign markets wcrG Quatctt tnn,e; tho c0rttntlGd
F'1HtlhcRs 1s our receipts Nrncars to hnyn st!n,-
ulatc'l Eastern buying orders. c0rn WIS itrsn III
aynlpnthy. nuts were strIngcv, and hurley WIS
excited. ThDrG wern cnlyu few October shOrta
out, but tho long alto well concentrated, and
wis bidding up for tho property. Solno people
thought thut tho h,tying Ut wheat. pprk, md
lard was being dpnn for or by parties who
expected TO be nhle to sell Mt
profit On n slnrp nlvnucp When tho re-
eitit uf Tuesdays election Is kpnwt1, Mess
pork closed 4pSlsN)u hjEE,cr, ut $ll,EUbltS1X for
November, $i.,8I.Gkta,Wl for Ia,1uary, Lurl
closed 1OGbla!ic hjptor, NJ $7p51l;,a;!I for Mo-
vcmbcr, nnd $7.0.tsGlT,aa TOR .1anunry. SHIRT
rjbs closed stronv Mt fIGat: for 1nn,,nry s,,rInr
wheat closed a;dtlc higher, Mt lolaf bid for No.
yr1nbcr and s1.U}l, a. 1G}a: for Dccc,nber. f,c1
wtntor cloyed h,gbcr. at sl,o1 for cnsh, Corn
closed tlrruer, nt 1l,.c for Octo.,cr and
fur November. Oots closed ut,pnt ,.s h1hcr. Mt
:,a,.5t.nliu for Noynrt,cr or tho ,uonth ma MI:
0;b1t;o rur 1)cccu,,Ytr. l,yn wns atcudv nj pso
cae, md E)o for l)cccmtcr. Barley wns higher.
cloaur Mt DDc cas,, nt,,, x7c for Eovencr. i1nua
ee %ose aesise n an .t1 le nshor. at st.uM@ Tor
, 1880-10-30
CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SATURDAY 3o so-sxTEEN PAGES

WEST OF Ctrf ttMiTa WITHIN 4 HAntt'a or ssvkN
Mff.ks NF THE CnltT-HHt'AE.
westnrn nv, sot Etibrnnk tiRGu, I. StyNn Il.
dated uct II tjNhn .fHnnat,NtI .lr. IN Matilda 49,.
MG!!nuehls. !.VN
, 1880-10-30
MINING STOCKS,
NKA vnltR

sptelat Dtspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
Nrw Yut.K, Oct 29.-aiinlug stocks wcrc weak
today on reduced amount OF business. Clos
f,,ss ttDka$
, 1880-10-30

hIHM
Tho FreeH fruits aggregated E',sl200O rkKs,
ho7,000 cases, antl California canned DO D1.1o0
CnsGS.
, 1880-10-30

f1ltOWELL GOLD MiStSG COMPANY.
Minos. Hllesvile. Stanley Co, NC
CAPITAL. Efn1M SHARES, u EACH.
lssK!sttnra Of kniek, Union Trust tn vi Now YORK.
VIII; IIa&%is a3sts: S. sss;s;si1. sssi.'"'
h.A. At.lsa1l Mnd i. EAules, ,supeFintentsniA
onicc ot Company, II llruAtiHnY, Enw York
, 1880-10-30

1}uii DOMINGO ta.A. MaEihi TO-
- MlnGh ut SI!ylr CIH, t01ifAtln. ....
CAPITAL brDEk. $mfatlMi: sllAltEs, M0oQt
vic0-ptna3donl, n. D. hloVnns. Secretary.
-- QHtnt. 1it lfF1u,lMnY, New York.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-03

Hancock's father wanted him To learn
the printers trade Had no done 20,
instead Of being West Pointer he
might have been setter.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-03

ems should be placed on HE limo to
do the mail service by the
FIRST Of October, 1873, The company
failed To get them ON by that time, has
not vet got them ON, and has only two
of them, to Toxic and City of Picking
even built The postmaster general
reported this failure to congress in
Decemhcr 1873. Congress thereupou
made no appropriation for the subsidy,
and the hin itself only SStSipR Wp,ai H.
NNSc Of ne TeW, gctoMLy oppressed, that
III, cpmWpy'S ,fdiluW' 10 comply pih itS
tersIS Ma,ie Il ,t,l dHd wW, Congress
being out nf the way, Attorney
General Williams VAS appealed to
for ono OF his opiniont. He
conveniently decided that the
failure efa YEAR or two more or less.
made no difference, roSmaster-Cien
er,d Jewell has been induced to esti.
mate for the extra $MO,OoO subsidy rs
IL II had been earned. and Cen. Car
field has promptly reported ii to cont
gross IN the postal appropriation bill
We cal Wpon every friend J honesty ~ thc
pWhie SaYiN h 'cu,dh AiSjob--to ,ysiI Il
hum ne odtS,t, .tler tbs f9poa,w ther
eda Dc 40 3csr pTt,,H .frr containing N,
tiIipn