davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-03-25
REAL ESTATE.

The following Instruments were nlcd for rec-
ord Wednesday, n!arch -:
c1rr rnorEnrr.
osss tsss q ss'f. :. a. '' Il s's -,
ss$ ;$ i issS;SS 5ssfS:
Ss.S ;s;;S i; ~
s;s SsS i ii
FS;$;ss Is!s i ;i.! Il G$
,s9. !? sssas',se ~ eos H,sen, eT e, IL m3ed 49,
ws.s wr sFs.. sFs. 4 4. ;H S II 1' Wads .' T. i 1000
ho T. iTrrs.eH, iSntsa March Il tEdTard ~
lmpfassS ia,sd Msrsh Il G;co1so i'1"acE. .,
ssh II + ! g. y s;ss i Il 'aas s5'
Vi; ;; i! ds;sS H. i is Il
i %S,!
vi; 5 :$s assss :; n a:s !; Wiz i w
$s;$: j.i': $s;isf;s' i
rhI5ty: ssi i q. q ws.!isss;.: i S$;i$iS
@ @ Z; s9 erK % snms m e,"e IS t.rI, MSfs m
xSss ;ss srS Il q t y il Is Is st3ss &
c$;sss S;$;ss;i$
nis,eii q ! Q et'r ii t:iay. L =. Il tt6rlM II.
gatcG March II fI:stnto nf w. Orlon to ,,,
VII : ss;s s:;s5 lii Rss;;
u IL i sSs $i,si;i}is sijS S$Sa
co,a1tsa Y o; q; NJ Sj1ih 'o
IT. sntca March l; tt:tlward nc"ny ~ y. II. A..
9OuTItUI CtrY LIMITS. wtrbftS A ntAhtuR 0t SEvEN
MILES .lf TIFF CDuItr.ItNUHE.
South rtntsteh n, n 9 ts,r II Enrty.ninih,wf,
!tx121 II, dnird March " w MetEHor 10 Mary -
sinhnwx 1t, I'D ii of atcwsrt ~, \ /. G5xi2S ii,
dated Mnfct, q tlsanc II. trTcc t0 frttsb,,rU,
=, FNrt Wayne \ chicn1, i.a!lrnnd conlIany,::. rs
Concord Et. 30 fl nj StnwnFt ny. 231pE1 II,
dated March y lt1eOsKc Moufa 10 Eame)..... 80
wkSr or ctTr tiMtTs, WITHIN 4 HAntuB or sHrEH
ls1tKR Ht TllK C0ElsT-IlDusE.
Gal!foynin ~. lnU IT nf 1fnbnt1nn, . f. 5OxtNft,
!mprDvct! MAteh March ii tF. q. Frnnk To-
Hubert MtCurn!ckj l,9Q
, 1880-03-25
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money c1ose-The Stock Market
Variable and Unsteady.
The Produce Markets Fairly Act
Two and Generally Firlmcr.
Provisions Irregular-Grain Futures in
Fair Demand by the Shorts.


Tho stock market opened With fcverishness
and prtcca almost Immediately dccl tncd from
tho closing quotations of tho ovoning prcvlt'iis
Thore wcrc conAtdernl,i0 transactions In lron
Mountain and Eric lsaitrna,l. nock island rose
to 49, but sold OF during tho dny and ctoses1 At
1R5ss. Burlington took n sudden stnrt from 1a9h
and closed nt lf1H, and Chicago tx Alton nd
vanced 2, 10 1l0st. Ohio t. Mississippi opened
and closed Mt about tho snme price after active
dealings. Tho coal etocks woro 8tendy, and
frnctionAily tlrmer, but the transactions werc
mt lArHc.
Manhattan hna bcen made tho fontbnll Of
to-day, NJ Of yesterday, aud Ia likely to do any
thing. After being hammered nil ,ay. md I'M
der lively manipulation pnaslng thr,ugh II aorns
Of ups and downs, opening At 8!f. touching
BlA. It finally cinaett ut ". The persistent hmm
nnerlng Of Manhattan Hallway occas nnctl much
comment This Company lease The Now York
and Metropolitan lines, guaranteeing 10 per
cont on tholr capital It's own capital Is sl1o00-
coo, and at tho closing price Of this evening, A
per cent, 1t ls selling for $f,420,00O and M ono
hntf would practically control tho Company, 1t
1nny bo that tho prfc0 hns been depressed for
TINT purpose. Points TO buy Manhattan orc not
now hecdesl.
Pacific bfnli still hold In It's course Of wcnk-
ness, and opened Mt MA. dropped to NIX, and re-
covered to ;3t ut tho close. Wcstorn Union
wns steady and strong, whilo Atlantic &; raollo
has mndo decline. New York Central struug
Mlohgnn Central, Northwestern, md ST. Paul
not showing grcnt nctivity. but hold tholr own
remarkably wol, closing strong In tone. Inck-
savanna gained X, Hudson Il. Jorsoy Central y.
They nro undoubtedly good property. There Ia
no need Of making losses except In Wildcats
Pcoplo bold on to good things.
The money market continues stringent, and
private adviecs Indicate TINT 1t ts controlled by
Afew persons for speculative ends Tho cfloct
thus far has beon 10 limit tho amou1t of bnat-
ness, and to crcate ilstrust md apprehension,
without producing general decline in values,
but 1t is a wel-understood fact that continued
chRrgp for money abovg the legal rnto is quito
surc to affect holders OF light stocks on small
margins. Tho general impression conveyed by
to-days market is, TINT n money was easier
prices would advance a little.
Government bonds arG stcRdy; S18, 105H; now
Is, 1o3f: new AS, 1o7n@l07A: now ~, lo5X Of
1ercd, 1O0tf asked.
Foreign exchange Is dull. In Chicago tho
price Is 4siX@ta5; Now York, sixty days, 4s56e
485k; denand $3.50 biS8A: commercial Bills. +a.af
Gtsa.
At tho Chicago Mining Dourd tho following
wore tho prices;
, 1880-03-25
, T0tnt. ,.,,,., $1Ni iEn.G ki72. .tJ,N7
Outside New Tufk.... 31T,.ly,El M,Hl, ~

Outside Naw Tuik.... gl;.sS,Ejl ENIsij,1 iT.3
Tho Kreat nrttylty Of tho grntn tr1l1o Mt Chi.
ir and othor prtl.tois largely dealt in Ut Pitts.
burg and Cleveland, lnny properly to rcEnc1h.
hored IN lnterprc.ilK tf1eso returns. Thcre lsn
larEe speculative movement IN products, which
hns affected, tho banking oporitaous Of snmD
cities rs well III hero. nnd tho g,lin III exehanRo
avefaao svea IN III p as aak. 'nae ns ep
tion, md tho Hhnrp demand for money here is
tho condition 0f ltKttin,ato hl,st.,css As little ia
%. stu there y nyns,ce ut n very Ketlcrnl Alld
@ Whossonn aetlsity ln every brunch o. tusi''Gss.
should occur mboat thls tttnu, would prnhnhly
pAyu tho way fNr u much more solid Prosperity
prevalent fcuaIt,Y TINT tho muetNry situation IL
mot entirely snlt, Ahd tho prices ot snlne lin.
ptrtant products are W high as tn check tr.ns.
Spse1al Dt.pasea Ia Tns Chicago 1ttouna4
nns7os., bfufch sl.-1'ho sA,uk tnnrket con-
9s r%raa ; sarsa ~ cse RssSs n' fo~s a
ss;;S; i f!as,"''St ia S'S:*y cisy'@a ,; a.
0s.leasbarS frs'n 3iN 10 alyi; FIlnt s
Pacific FROM MI to ag!t. Chlcaxo,, huntington L
2.stnsfH trn ls to l.; Ka''sas city, l"wFeeo
ii biHls, KI,!N.s city, Lnwronco 4 Southern
q decltucd i; Wisconsin, Valley q allsnI,erd Il.
Ilttl0 lttNk 4 Furt smith ~ II, Pueblo & Arknn-
Sun Valley u y, anil Atchlsnti inc.,tl,e IL i,
III mEscGllA,Inul&B stocks Uoll Telephone I'D
Al s,!ution Genna!!na Valley nallrpud nd.
vaneoA from 18TH u 1aI3a.
tNuEION,
LONDON. btarch .&.-Consols, u 16.16; account,
Oh l-lJ. w
Anlnrican seo,lritina-Naw 6s, lOd,iF 4yfs, llOh;
N, 1uH1; llllnnis Cchts74s. l0d}si PENNSYLVANIA
Central. E.A; Er.c. Az; DO seco,.ls, 3.sj NGud-
inX, tE!t,
PAnla. btasrh s4.-llentcs, Set Sfc,
, 1880-03-25
qun!ity Of No. ChicsRn spring wI,nat "a, thio,,s,.
ports ct whent to Franco and the Continent duto.


gpseto{ DIpatsh to The Qhtea7o T>thur.
NEv YonK, March 3a-c1nAty-tybcn,".
movement In wintor wheat, chlcny In. option i'nss
and on speculative aceuuHt At Irregular prices opon
na A. nj" ,s "1 se of @ Fielding
~ d1s sosn @ no, osS @ Al a. Tho eay
IN sympathy With the huotuat'ora Mt Chicago. Espcr,
knfdanlnR to1oncY Of 0conn freeltA md stYoino ~ ino
tsss ss. q ss1ss: II r.
Ns 4ea It 1ey en "Sa u esss@n co. =
sSaSs
Ssysiy esns n 4
$';ss s.!S: s.
hnd i5,e9uisf. vhit9 WestSrn nnafaded - Mssa 4
naEed. ''~ N"' '1'''' '''"'o o'"so NJ
us sSS r a., oEs fstsa %
s tsasn s assa n s s,s
srse,s l.tsc atsnn, St e,Ssed I ssang. M.tss =.
n1mns,, Apr elLs@,ali%; Nay; 81 sTs!i: cat
pnnofniiy .te.dJ priceS rlo, frcey dea m IT,.
MSy. t7m; Smnap, Ha5s7fM' s''' April "1sAs
TAMG5nw- M -MS1tssasely x soasht with sates rugo.tAd
sGs4ns1iisw N tis ba.!. of 74s for fa.r reao,os
attention: cn!.innt. !9its:Tfe. 'e$'u 10"
and sttenser SIessa 81 " r.
eontInets Flcsuations il u,e pTleos oi wheat% % I'D
se ,S z corn toa'd also TO Impede the
tasas y""k XSs e' s4a
II H., ctaao, ,n No1chMr int, III, GH36nnbs!
, 1880-03-25

Special nttrat<h 10 7a+ f7l'eaea Tribune.
NEw YOnK, March A.-The Public says In Its
e,iux March 70 wcru not a. latEe as lisl,at tn
snIlo OF tho nhscf cities, although Now York,
ChtcngO llttsl,tsTK. Cleveland. md kat,sna City
with tho corresponding week Inst ycar. Tho
ratio uf lncroaso Mt thiate!phln, provt!enco,
cent, aud nt Nosto,i, uulti1nore, st. Ionts, Clu-.
cinnAti, and 1phniArolls II wAa 0y0r 10 por cent
while New 0reAns. f,sl,isrltle. mid milwaukee,
fell but litttn beow that rats. Hut Snn Francisco
ngaln repnrts lnss thousl, II Is tho only city III
that cs.se. atsd tw0 nf tho minor cities reNrt
sylall Khfns. Tho tncrrass Mt Now York OF
comparative magnitude OF, transactions in
att~ks, for. nftrr, dcductlng Lnlblo tho tnarkct
yaluo ut tho stocks sold, the ren!ain!nE nx-
ehnngea for last week amounted to $A7, ,lN, 200,
against $;E1 +:3 0U fnr the corresponding wepk
lust ycar. n9u!u nf 7J.0 ror cent. 80.
THO following shows tho amount Of exchanges
during tho week ending Murth 10 ut Sun Fr1lf,-
cisco, aud M@rGh 20 Ut otAer e{tics:
, 1880-03-25

Tho following paragraph 10 feom tho MARI Lane Ell
ptks Thst part OF It rotating 10 The United statca
viii be road In this country With profound aurprls0
not nt tho so,,et ot Tho for tho Efprtss has
from tho beginning beon blt.nr md uncorpsoms-
Ing opponent Of tha Importation into GreAt ltitan ut
American bcef. but thht which will cauOo special WON
der Ia the fact n that there hhnnld continue to bo
"sDr!uus 0utbronts Of plOur0-nnountonn In different
parts Of tho United Btatos" without coming IN tho
knowledge of those wbosu interests the most Int
nedtataiY Involved. Ths faca In Tho oaso n1s, thnt
except In the vicinity Nsw Ynrk clty,a scnune
OF plcuro. pneumonia Inn nsser-so far NJ known
hed IN a1tstsnee II AMercs. Al The no,.rees from
~ q sSs
ss nss i IL 4as. S bs
y: ' s CIV
e safou; 1ha III s e.
s Hs
saSa 81 81 h @s
th9 aubjeat 5elstlnx 70 cntaxlnns diseases among
ss s.ssissa III; sS h A.
81 ,s a's;f' u Il 81 safss
s a ee'' es'n '''p'"'sa ~
@ IL S;S% IL
sss asene q
u *'ff @ shsf. ~ p!sffie
a;;
tFS n Gs ~ II s
much . TINT tho bulk e tae G q more sset!e @ u
nfoEtoF to Rtndet sdillnK nt r. fnfr 70
Rnnd bntcheEs stock At Eize!tu stock1rs ht t1l0A
1ii; md cUntnUn IN chGlcB ahpplnX 1cGvCk at $lut4
ais. ExportntA pnid tt+sjlt5,4. The Matkst closed
Quf0t at tho following =
QUOTATIONS..
E1trn TNeres-1sndcd stcors weighing 1,tn
M nnd upwards, ,,,......... :.............. .AH5tN
Weighing iaU 10 51 A501A7s
ing sI 10 Hi A2ssl4o
TN iif0 10 i.20 aoo0AM
weighing H0 70 LOO 27ta1B
iT1 .: zRsa6
bulls and sclslNwax BID CD .,,... ......s.. .uNa7Q
f0o1s q
, 1880-03-25
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wcro tho receipts and shipments
of tho leading articles Of produce III this city
during tho twenty. four hours ending at o'clock
"Wednesday morning, md tho corresponding titno
for Inst year:
, 1880-03-25

At tho opening thcrp wna n rush tn RcIl which
cnrrled tho whote list down. Int Pacific MAil,
Manhattan, Quicksilver preferred, and Union
Tncfflc led III tho decline. sovertl attempts @erc
r,ntlo tn rally tho market during tho day, but
they wcro unsuccessful, md ut tho close every.
thing points 10 fowcr prices The Government
bought to.tlny esoooooO Of tsonds which Frnti''cd
and disappointed nobody, and Infected the ,nnrs
kct blit 1itttc.
1iock island advanced on tho general belief
that there is to l,e big stock dividend, and ur.
lington s. Quincy roao In sympathy. II seems
probable TINT there is tn liz stock. dividend In
nk lslattd, md SHIRT snlrs vii! l,n tlnn9crt,.if
fnc'l1u Mall u nver*o!d. and llabln to rally
ySsy e Snfpy q sha aa S p hn%
II ts conceded, rn,lrt ~ very tnlch lower Gould
bus not nnuhS n,,icl, e1no1lst rntton IN yet, hut
Ills Rttnck nhy be stx,n txprctctl.
Oo,si stooks can,,at dct:tInu much, but there
AZ these .tlsMtsh j 1ase ,soTt 1A 1ncy T.
tiorlscivna Ia bla,nv II they find themselves
heavy ''se, " IT, md e ti's tn"th; nth;
NEW Yonx. March 29.-Goycrs1tnrnts quiet.
ltnitront bonus somuwhat Irregular, bnt Id the
. Simto securities ss: neglected aat, nominal.
Tho stock tnarkct WIS Irregular and fcverIeh
II the ssr hssl Malan a Escss en na; n t.
inent. The decline Ii, the .bnlants. nf tho ltst
%as @ to per cent Dnr1E t'1a ,ftsrnoom lna q
nrtfcf tone lTeSM1lcd. anu the nlnfkct WnS
strengthened by tho encouragement that tho
1ryp.silry Ind purchased t:shl.Ntl Ct M'nt!s Tor
cent, with M actlse demaid, especially Tor
rHcIAo Null, Manhattan Elcratcai, the coal
stncks, MD the tlrankrrs., AMONG tho Invest
ya,,cnl pei. cent md Nnck Island per cent OH
tho prolM'acst doubling Of stock, hut tho latter
closed at Il reaction Of az per cont from tho
htKhrst rDlnt.
Tho earnIngs OF tho Milwaukee, 4 St. Tnnl
RnIErrNAu fur tho third week IN March were
, 1880-03-25
11H0XIGI0XG.


HOO PN0DUCrS-Wero fairly nclve, md Irregular.
1Tcro wns good speculative dDmand for pnrk early.
In sympathy with reported advance Of S@lta In hugs
Mt tho 8rUck- fnrtst but tho market bTnku rather
sharply when wheat fell on Other product wna
tieNdior, but followed the lend 0f pork 10 smaller
oxtont. Liverpool reported decline OF I'd per liz
In meats.
Mxsa rDnw~Advnnced l.}xc per hrl, fell oH 3oc, md
c0scd i2c below tho latest prices Of Tucsduy nj
st4s43l00 for round lots spot. sclIer tho ntnh or
snnr April. t0Gi sollar May. and
boler June Salca reported Of 1Eo brlH spot Mt
3to a. 900 brA seller Arrli NJ Gh'iD brls
soer Nav At tas'Ht 800 brIs muller Juno Mt
e0.alo9o: md .,IN brIs seller tho yoar At fo.,ol
10,2a Total. Mau urls.
1IAnn-Adyhncel ts73S ner 100 nH. but closed nbout
the aame u tho proyfuus afternoon. ht HIo2hs6 for
round lots spot es1laf tho, mDAth. or sccE April.
NE}k8715 so!ler May. md about s123 snilnr Junc.
sAtea reportnd OF 200 tcs spot at Hlg.4ebG97t
a7D tcs hUlor April al md 10 tca saller
Jwne at :, .la97.!7sS- Total, 5000 tcs
MEATS-Wcro In modesuto demnnd md hrmor.
especially grcon hams. 10 b0lnR freely bid 1pr ID
averages Ha'os woro roported OF 3,s0.on D. abort
ries n nt y sabs aoiicr April ta5ad sollor MAY sna
%.n bn1e. long AND s.,rt elrass purity Ht 81 fn sD
grgun hnt1a 80 ns) n }ae; rs tcs sweat plckcd hams
tl ha1 ~ 14la.sc PFges nh tho leading cuts worn
hbbut a. follows 1t O'Clock for tho rartly-cured
cuts:
, 1880-03-25
ST, LOUIS,

Sr. Louis. Mo-, March A-FkouA-A shade nrrnsrs
QHAla-Wheat hishor and unsettled; No. rcd.
tlNALNsS oasht SLa<0l.3l!{0L10H April el.ty}ta
l,u9 Julyk NJ. do, gLl11 NJ. do M Corn hFhef
s1sss ss.hi ssts Aafe9l sIfS3lt1 xg1t!: S2ssaS9s
aa'4q April; Ka Nay. Nys dsmat, 7'aa I'D. Harley
u1clAnAea-
WHfAKf-At6Ady 1t tl.M ....... ~.
FRpYleioMH-FaEk nru,orI eloa0 BID cash. slaN
March; eilh April Dry salt meats 4rrnaF and un.
ehanHad nsson better 81 so s7.m 1.ia11ss. LAsa
HEcKIPTs-lions. l.tiN bfIsi wheat. aop bu, cora,
eaaN bat oAe, llWU by, no. .uO hui b4rley. al bn
9HIrARNTS-Eiolr, A,uU bflli Nnsat, 7,U9 1nI c1Fu
H,nQ but OR&A AMu hn.
, 1880-03-25

LOUISVILLE, March ruh9t-coTroM-Qu1et 1t lHsc
fLOuA-1u!at and unchanged
GHAiH-Nheat arul At sia41aQ Corn hr1ny No. ,
vhjte, <aA4aoi do nlxed. A03&le, Oats quist but
s.eady1 No. whts, sade1o; do uixed, A3s21scL hJs
frm3 No. l. Hak3ta
AAY-bteA4ty At St6I09lAM -
HRov1sloaH-loskG Galss ~ tl =. Lard quisti pEt1s
, 1880-03-25
T0IEIlO.

ToLxno. O., March ch2L-uilA,H-Whent wsaks MOL
whlts Michigan sl9tIti amber Michigan. sL71}<, No
rcd winter, spot, tl713{i Mnreb, sI27sli April tli
Mny sAi June. s7l}ll Mo, ! red WAbssh, sl.lss No.
1aubor lnois, lt3s1, No. rcd mixed, ai.:5 Cora
cnsissl htEh-mt1od. IlAe, No. spot, 4lc, March.
NC March, II1<r, y
.,OlovKE SEtD-Hteady, mAmmoth. &las; prime.
NJNtt ~
CL5ssn1Wheat steady No. 2 sed .!ntes, spot lENt
April, 3l.z7Kf May. 3lN3(i 1uAs, fi9s<I M: Hhlto
Michigan. 3Lx. Corn hfnI NJ. Apf,l, S9sss May,
nsex,rEs-wheat, 1900 but corn, atao but oats,
BItrAxsTs-Whsat y. om bu, corr, eIooo bus oass.
none,
, 1880-03-25


salcs: Chicago & Silver Clt1. 20 at q. 100 at
eSH; Shenandoah common, 200 Mt Sl.d5, a0o at
&1.fo: Shenandoah preferred; 100 Mt $500.
RnIlrond bonds, III New York on Mondny, were
generally higher III tho early dealings. and somo
lnrgo purchases wcvp made Mt tho utyance, cs-
pcc!nlly uf tho Eric and Kansas + Tcraa issues.
Toward tho close, however, ttioro was sosnc
reaction. Eric consolidated seconds sold
At 0laiGEoa. Knnsns & Texas flrsta atl-
yanoed 10 10Jh, and seconds to G9H, closing
at 1G3A and g8A, respectively. st. Paul
consolidated sinking fund rose from 1ooA to ITO;
Union Pacific flrsta from ll2.f to 1la4; Oregon
Hallway h Navigation Drsta from aeh to GI,s,
and Chicago, st. Paul l. Minneapolis iuonnes
from 100 10 lo0h. Iron Mountain first preferred
incomes advanced to Go, md reacted To G.}S.
Tcxas pacitlo incomes fell on to 7lA, Md Clovo-
Hand Columbus T. Indiana Central supplement-
nyy to SAh.
Tho Chicago banks report money working
gradually ulnaer. Tho faot ia duo very consitl.
crabty to rnthor strlnRent market III Now
York. Md tho Immense amounts Of farn,
products CARRIED bore ty our capitalists. This
kcops New York exchange n drug between
bapkers, tho price hcng sOcGoSl.OO per $1,000
discount Tho line OF loaus nt our banks ranges
high, but m yet all gntxl customers aro freely
supplied with All tho money they require. For
this thcy ask for no holp fro,u Wall street or
elsewhere. In fAct snmu of our Ch,cngo banks
havo attimcs pnccd largo loans In Nav York,
aad they nro not hll called homo yot, Th!s
shows groat change for tho hotter. Smid
Epntlosnan to-dny: "Twalvo yenrB ago VIC
nal In this bank nve clerks;
now wo have between thirty and
farty.-1 hnrslly know exactly how many.
Then our deposits wcrst $l,0o0,ooo now tsoy arc
$s,00,0o). Through all tho dlsnstcrs of the pust
this and sgme nthora Of our older banks hnyo
mover failed for q moment tn sell exchange nn(t
pay their checks, and thor lIscol,ut- bonk al,nws
transactions every business Any In tho ygnc,
Now York, cnn Bhnw ehow a similar ree0rd"
Tho rnto f1r money, though close. ia still BGb8
per cent. Transactions 9Owcr ut tt7 lhwcr
correspondents IL fur, but nut pressing,
, 1880-03-25

&: s!:.%:s S" ',S :: & {tM :... 4 e.
j j u u 4 \ ID ID 4 4
s ssS: sssPs : +: s;sSs 6
! ] 3 ! &; I I 4 Z
EAsT LUENrr,
ss s,s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s;s
Ss T IT, Il ss Sss"F: s sy ss
sa,y te load; e s.o't being ,ess sad :9! fssd
s'ss * saq
tf: s: ~. ~ : sss ass s.s: Fas; ss4 .ss ssys
ss sss:s sisss s ssca s:ssSs si:' 'ss sss
as;! ia sslss L :'s{ s @ As''' total for two
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, March 2a-HEgvE8-Nacelpta for TWO
,S5aat e,'snfs nisss 6Ts :Sx
ri Rf II
asy @ ] 5 shef'%s e Sss fen
~4lsarlera Of muttnn: -
~ s:Ssag e @ so aa..is as{ q sss' easss .sss sssS
seSss ta.ysa9 sns hssH e ssf
|:;s @ T.; @ 'sss .2s
lutkALD.
4 S7A0,
, 1880-03-25
BOSTON,

BOSTON, March zt-FIAuH-Qnist. Wostorn super
hNc, AH1aS1Ji common oxtns, fasSai75j Wisconsin
do. &a25DaQ; Nsnnasota do. M0e1T25; Ohio and
Michigan wlntar wheala Hs 25dsd75 Illinois and In.
diana, tda0db7D, Ut. Lonis, $a75@7b0i patent Wiz.
cansin md Minnesota spring nheats, t7.1tea76 pat.
ont winter whontg. {1.Ut18m
0MA1N-Corn steady, mtzod and yellow, oDld1e.
Cats In fair demandt No. and oxtrn nh!to, sn2Sc.
No. Mhfte %s6asS{e3 No, whito and No. mxod sdf
N47c. live, Kia.6d
NUTTEft--EhUlco Western oyenmerios, E593So; 1adlo
packed, choice, EhG23Gt fair tai gnod, At83tc+
EG1S-H aStarH, ffDs1l, l2dal2k G.
KEckllrrs-FIuur, 4.sU brls and TO bka, corn. a7m
hui wheat. 6.AJ bu.
HEItrM xNTb-EtOur 1000 bfls, .... ...... q,
WnVIt-fiEm pricss: Krndes woll sustained, mAnd-'
factuIers purchnlo freely, feotn0 TINT thore Will bo
domsat!o s!lp 4 ke,y y !n;asss pr!ces. ohi9 snn-
h5ei No. !t; Michigan and Wisconsin cxtTh held nt
bs3cf white medium md Nj. ind readY shlo at t5
G1o, gambling aud dalana esces nominal and acaruut
puDd. A21Qc
, 1880-03-25

Snlcs: Chicago & SllvoEClln. 100 Mt 25; shennn-
f,onh con,tnan, 100 Mt $l.o0; do preferred; 200 at
f:.6o; D. T. 3.o's elo0oo at Ri!s: Interstate In
dustrial E1 position, 10 at 4..s.
tTru "a
, 1880-03-25
MINING NEWS,

7
IAN s!LANElHCtI.
EAx FikAHo,sCtl. till.. Murch ss.-Tho following
are tho closing guatntions ut tho Stock l,oarl.
, 1880-03-25

R0oilR EoFo caaof, thnEo
ny 1llte call for nnS kind. Lngd Heroes Were Il ni
lj, md IHIEk hnrrpls S!!.taG.!9c.
llESAEI> IlOiiN-tycra nominal ut $4aos5oo. The
elrtH were pnty II hrnts.
it!t's ANii IllEsiiCArs-..OpIum has advanced
7N per ID tn cinrequetico Of Tic rise In Now fUfk
ini,lt,n. Tho tiaaHo u tbs crnp Ls reported to
Cxton.ivos md spcSnlatnrs nru matchmaking tho
% 91Ires which unuld mike tho prtcG Of bpInnl
,iuNn horo hbnnt s3.12T, Eltrlr acid MAs hHiIor.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-07-08

gotten that the rebellion was the
direct outgrowth Of the Democratic
doctrine Of State Rights :. nor are.
they so blind as not to see that that
party still adheres TO the same dan
gerous heresy,-though it is well
disguised, and only visible in such
phases as the attempt of the Demo
cratic Congress to repeal the laws
in relation to national elections,
curtaiIing the powers of [. s. Mar
shals etc.
General Hancock, although the
purest patriot in intent, would OF
necessity, if elected, administer the
government in accordance with the
Democratic idea. Were he Presi-
dent instead Of Hayes, the States
Rights measures passed by the pres
ent Democratic Congress would
have become law; were Garfield
President he would have vetoed
them as Hayes did. Should Han
cock be elected. and another Dem
ocratic Congress be inflicted upon
the country, these defeated meas
ures, and others of worse character
would certainly be enacted. The
"Solid South" would demand it,
and to that demand the Democrat
ic party dare not say nay.
Upon their records in the past
and their position at the present on
vital questions, parties must be
judged. W. H.. b.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-07-08

Humphrey Marshalls force in Ken
lucky, his troupes found themselves
far up the Sandy river almost out OF
rations. The weather was rough
and the river very high. Col. Gar
field had gone down to the mouth OF
the river to see about sending up
supplies, aud had ordered small
steamer which was laying there to
take on load of supplies and start
up. The captain declared it was
impossible that no boat could stem
the raging current. Garfield order
ed him to load up and he would
pilot the boat himself. The steamer
being loaded, he placed an officer on
deck to watch the captain, and he
himself took the wheel. The voy-
age was difficult and dangerous the
river was full of heavy driftwood.
The utmost speed the steamer could
make was less than four miles an
hour. 1t was on Saturday that the
boat left the mouth of the Sandy.
All night, all day Sunday, and
all through Sunday night the voyage
continued, amid perils which threat
ened every instant to wreck the
steamer. Monday morning they
reached the camp. During the en-
tire trip, two nights and one day,
Garfield stood at the wheel, with the
| exception of eight hours during the
day, which he seized for little rest
Such incidents as this prove a man''
| character.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-07-08
A Us eful Man.
Journal.

"a useful man said his neighbor,
speaking of a village carpenter,
who has done more good, really be.
lieve, in this community than any
person who ever lived in it. He can
not talk very well in prayer-meeting,
and be dosen't very often try. He
isn't worth $4,000, and it's very little
that he can put on subscription pap
ers for any object. But new fam
lily never moves into the village that
he does not find them out, to give
them nelghborly welcome and offer
them any little service he can render.
He is usually on the lookout to give
strangers a seat in bis pew at church.
He is usually ready to watch with
sick neighbor and look after his
affairs for him, and I've sometimes
thought he and his wife keep house
plants in the winter just for tne sake
of being able to send little bouquets
to invalids. He finds time for a
pleasant word for every child he
meets, and you'll always see them
climbing into his one-horse wagon
when he has no other load. He
really seems to have a genius for
helping folks in all sorts of common
ways, anG it does me good every
day Just to meet him on the street.
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