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, 1880-02-06

Thorc Ia no ground, tho Sun declares, for the
belief which has bceu prevalent for the past
few days, that tho Pennsylvania Railroad Conf
pnnr Ia about 10 compromise and scttlo tho
claims OF the Columbus, Chicnso & tnlann
Ccntrs,t liallroad bondholdcrs Oh tho cotltr,ry,
everything tusltcatcs that an nppehl vii! In taken
from Judge 1inelan's decision, and TINT tho lti-
Rauon OF tho tnAttcr will be protractod u tho
utmost.
Flint + Ptrc Marquette oarnIngs for january.
1880, weso s1lO,000. Rgainst $i7,4U0 III JRnunry,
1s1v, gain Of q por cont -,
III the reorganization Of tho Indianapolis,
Cincinnati T. Lafayette the common stock gets
onir sl1 shares for ovory hundred shnrcs Of old
stoets, and. ia secure tlifs 500 must bo paid IN
for 800 bonds OF tho now Company.
Tic annual report nf tho CHNda Southern
nntlroa,i Company has Just been iss,tcd rur tho
yonr ending i,cc st, tS,v. Total Of nain l'Ho
mt, branches, 4G7.E1 mrs. largo addition h"s
hccli made tp the ruling Atoek during the ptst
ycnr, and tho expenses hnve been pull frnni tho
proceeds OF tho ftrst-mortERgr bonds Of fbsA
Tho construction nccotittt for thu ycRr amounted
to $3iD1:s, mud the equipment account to $74s,-
LD}. Tie totnl earnings for tho year hnvc bcoi
s,aj ;;a5 dns compared With $s4ao.s7s In 1879,
a, Tic total operating expenses 0o0, tho
net cnrnluss therefore being est7.ss75. pcduct-
tng frotu this *i9l, ,45a. tho accrued interest on
;tc,Y first mortgage b,n.is leavos surplus for
tho year of 55,S:s. ns aganst s57, ,S1 In 1873.
Cotton opened ut 11llo for Mnrch aud 1,.1ac
for April. 1t closed Mt E1.28o fur March. lak,o
for April aud la75o for May, and WIS quoted
strong.
We hayo the following statement from tho
] Controller OF tho Currency, showing by StAtcs
tho amount Of National bnnk crcnlntion lsstio.i,
amt tho a,nount Of lexal-tonter notcs deposited
iu tic United Stntrs Treasury to retire NntlonAl-
| bunk circulation, from Jul1o 90 1874, to Feb. i,
, 1880-02-06
REAL ESTATE.

The following Instruments were hlod for
record Wcdnestlny, Feb =:
..... CRY PROPERTY.
rsss,yrp!sS sSa psS Z: T. kssu; s5 stgs u stP2, als3
s i9 hS A,s IL, i III T tla'i aSsH !. 4 ssaasi5 ~
VII; a si's Fsc GsS9s. Il ttssdas aS iiy &
'ssS'' s!; III y, il X; 1:;i
~ s ss' s i II tafus spa e. iloas. Ss' "ss e Uss'
T$f s S;$i EsS ;iiI;; tS;.;; 5:Ss
xf;:${| s;: III T. t ~:
.ss sS;. i i ,Ss ,s;;sS ss;S kss
E:;$:s;
TsnI s's 1: Az it X t1s sts.a: ss n pan % g
4; s,u,,;i s:S
SfS's as;ssf ]: aa = !.Ss na;a: :s ss y
%S% s4 I. III; tjS5% I'll # jsss ssss i Ss.s i;SJS
csna't"5st ars tNnswof ksaatYanth st.,.r.
So sspsst fss"'4 It tx 4: l,aant a'sa vsSs
viii i 1: s.,Sa :S Ss.'s. w
s;s;S ;s i :'Sj II"
T. ttttsHa Hsa. u. ISL "a nhIu G1tnoy ~ u, X.
;issE s !; FIX:
I'll! f:s; /: Il; ;i':Ss4; i5S:;a i;
s:;:$ Il; ;S iS:a%$S Iii; l;l!
sssSa !ss L Sss!:S% stii
aS;;s;st, ;ss n, II fis TsSji!ii,:: X1% i:
ls" pass. ID il of Sap6s IL /, :Iis
Il tinfgsYsv5 ttstsd JAa. u Etiwati D. prusos
EuEllnH II. ~ IL u of Willow t, 3ixl3l IL I'LL
PfnxhSa; h.. t!t. tHat,h jan. ~ IN sehnIlains "
VIZ, aa!.!s s'.s, r. ID Il Ii iii i: l. xi1 In
+. dntS1 1an. Il ~, mud j. dehaght tu uurv.
Wust TMsnty '.,9eOR9 , =. l. Y yer 81 iaG!,na ~
Joaoph y. Observation-Disclosures. 40
suuTAo elTt LIMITS, WITHIN 4 RADIUS W aEvE1
] NIlka w TIKI culfuT-HuuAk,
ltutturhbll H. 50 Il = Nf Fuftath It Y t. XtltQ
" tntrd JnIl- Is II. kltfn ~ +. lr1Un. ..,,,x 4
Qraok u, Nv II y Vt Ellis Nv 1, Axt!3 IL lnl-
Fruytl, dated JhI. IL. \. and }, \. kfAAell
Asnlu;d ~. III Il II tY:th!fi ii, ! I. Hii3 ~
| y, dAte4 Nuv. IL lS7v ~. l. sasupsun Ia fG4n-
| ca u
, 1880-02-06

SIT 4: III: l. '.Ss It ,s tses"s s%'
Ai';$; y :S id: II VI Fs; IL; ss
Ths faviiR INSTRUMENTS woro flis,l Tor rcp:
onl Thursday, i'ci,. 4:
riTy rIsnrEMry.
West Nun roc At, n !-lD Il " Vt Aprirr, II I. 22x
81! Il, d.el jsa. ii It, i. ss~ln 10 CD. -
s:s e & ii t1ss:! s;Ss+ i i ':'ss :|ss
vSFS /: Ill., iij Sss5;si;
ss*st ss:s !; IT. e. ss4 =! ss1 sSs q Hsf I"1
"s;s Se sas II 81 JAZZ "sfeS w. "'a If sSSs4sna
ns:: i: FIX t i n
'; s,a Il; 4. i f;ls;Is:
re " S!;%: !; o.,
"!S!; :sa Hsts sass II ss'is@'s
1hs Sss:"s NJ ii sail:i;i ~ sia FsS. m
S${'S S:;s n VI @ ~ Ss!S & ~
Ss?!h Il 81 q & a'a'';&;s aaa {; &s.s,s
n:s@'' ns5' \; M s$%;f,?i /. i:Stiis ~
!. y a".s Jill. . Il H. rASs :. Sssno m Il t. II
wa.t iasr:an 81 Il; Ci Il i;aSc;,
NJ 4, datad jan. il ii. l.. liais'' to J. u. M
s0o'' ns Fs g. 4s w'stS i1s 'k'f'
n: ssa e. fpt ,%s% NJ 51t IL 4 eos y S'
Ss:S ;Ss
oltato Of Hannah A. McSturphy,. Is
, 1880-02-06
LIVE STOCK.

Yesterdays receipts OF cattle Wers tho largest ever
roportud, amounting to Alst head. The largcst ~.
rivals for any previous day werc for sepL u. lwhen
they reached 1.E8 head. On April -, 1s1, thsy woEs
1hlt hpad.
CA1"rl.E-ahipplng cattls suffered sharp decline.
nRd utA0F descEiptons wete weak In sympathy. Tho
recepta arxor By III head thsa sy0r before re-
ceved and With prospect Ut pretty ltbesa run fer
Friday sh'pPoFs l!ttlo Eclne4 70 pay ptav!oua
nvurea- They did not nsat with yvFy serious QppusI
hoH n shelr srurta 10 get down prtceR ~ tho
supply had damaging effect upon aelIass. aud
tAsre y0sy R1nasnl dsstrs 10 eluss OUT Al tha
best t1ursa obtAnablp- Extsa Grades wanted by
arpoEtars und although the offerings OF that cIaxa
Wssa uuFs liberal than Un any psavtous day OF Ihs
suaxon, thure eutlot n ptees not ESPECIALLY
lowur than prevailed ths snrtIer days uf Tho wsak
Aptrbsss mud canucfs spH Alsu hsld Up pretty will
but iH!F " guud AApplny KrndAs were on AnywheEl
Tfpt l1s3l and Nefl hnrd " sell ~ thxt reductIun
lA quiet way good many eaftlt were plckpd up Gus
HHuuxu WeIu lett uter ~ te Elae " tat Tho rolIA.
l!e Hunta Ut FEi1ays mArkg utd should the receipts
for that day o4nal lho aunber genselly looked for
E1!durs s4 scarcely hope Y! eseA!S further decllna
avUsxKV. eat buttSs, eoo, Is u uauat u tLS asusOa
Exsn u the reduced prices there luauy kAIes 1t
pottsrs Il NMs5N EtScSers W1r1 IN iii fSauo.t T.
but litsls uu fruln furMsr quota ~ lalDx
patl for ENnAi1p ta prime luis, ButuAHss bought
mostly 1t NtAk14. Tho uaArkVt cloisd hard.
QUOTATIONS..
Extra DaeEcs-f}t1dad ataers, weighing l4O
- &u4 t1n3AN
, 1880-02-06
PROVISIONS.


lIo0 rf1onucTs-wcrs nctlve and weak, under
heavy offerings Of pork for future delivery which de-
nrcsaod lard and ncaN In aynpathy Tho receipts OF
hugs wara tarIer. some estimates p1aeiuR tllora as
high 1000 hcad and The hoy tunTkot ws1 quoted
weak IN consequence. This Induced an extensive
calling of narEirs, chiefly tork md TINT brought
he1iors out In frec. tt1o long pork WIS sold ous
carly, and then Tiers whs d reaction. but It not
enough TO restore confidence, nnd RUmo tolcR.aph1c
rcFponscs from outslc IN tho effect that tho partc4
did nut care 10 mnte additional Alvunces. caused the
selling out Of moro, und1t which the market broke
l5c III fow mtnnscA. Thero whsn'L much change In
tho tona Of adyiccs from Liverpool, but Now York
xAR enaicr.
MESS roRK-necned s7ke from the latcst prices Of
Wednesday, ranku9 drop of fully k2o pcr brl In tho
Two dnyB IL ctosrh tnuie At Is for apat .eer
FebsuRfy all.H1 sour March. md 81. tn&i!laH
TT AprllM III snl"s Syrs sep2Etgd 9t 10y eIla spSa as
urls splies Arrl at SiG0jal3.5.H. Toia ll9sU bls.
Alsu ~ DEls oxlrn pt!a.u At ts6u,
l.Akt-i]uclncd FULLY ~ per 100 lbs, and CLOSED lM
IN; trut ar .err February, t711S7.i2h for March.
ai;a i a'Sa C. "ss sa'es ssss q
iiyi,4y7.l14, nni luaO tes sollar April II t7.l1ta
797td. Total, 5thu tGn.
MEATs-Wur0 nctlve in local tutusea, With tltt1o
doing f1r 91rtsti md nsaTaxed tleeitno Of about
j ~ Il ssSs % f. sspsaSa rsss %
e5!i142i;l spst tG9:,4asG 70 eei!er Marcl, q litGW
snef April. ind &I514 Hoer Alay: so b1s long and
ehnEt slehrA NJ %itoI 10 bxs a!tnrt el"hrs nt A3;
for .T.6 d. rrsss ior tic lending cuis vgre about
n fuItuHA II U'CIIEk q tlrtly curnu tOtAs
, 1880-02-06

8pftfd{ Dspaffh To Iha Chicago 1ffbuns'
NEW Y01K. Feb. h.--GuAtN-Thore VAS N ua'
usually llGht movement In xlntor wheat And A. ts y
Dle pFlces opening ut advancs Of about ~ PEI ~
on last evenings quotations, Influenced e1 tha NV
Rb'o tcnoF Ut early reports fron the wes bat g..
cniIR, Ge ulAtkot Winding up for tho day nter5
less. Tbs c1PDft trade h8s becp ebRGEed 10 ~t..
the ooRtdnnt vtaws OF tha pTincIpa hode't ~. -
Wero represented ~ refusing 10 ontsEain b!os
lor 10 bu OF fcuErUnt quotations for n1oftfnt ~,
especially OF No. rcd aud No. white csble so'A'.
weFo OF au RdTos7a teuoE. 6pFing wheat "1 "$
ltolcas md unsettled.
pHovIsl0Ns-1Iug productsA tnodeEhts noss 'ss,
mont reported. but At i0Hsr psices uIldsr ptS
70 realize. Mess lightly dealt In for prompt
quoted at ihs cloxo 1t *1zIjf9la5 fur osaptss ~
bTAnds1 oth0r kinds TeEy dull sAd unsettled ,o..
option lina eaa pork wAsl modefnts den'anu - IA
Inv At az.al17o for new for February. ana ss. ..u
Hf0 for March, and IT, for Aprt! Cut I..'s
In rsausst On tbs bssis OF fornut quotations. I'D
Inactive, with long clear at s7d Wcsern as.n
npff III sia ssss 81 wiz III. es1,sd Ssasd Of
~ now amouHt 4 fsass tss .s,g e sa III 9vpvs
.a ~ ~ y Il ~ so,. e dSaa'd Z Z
with February qupied u tho Gloss at q ~
sss rsss ssssttsd fiS u Ssst IA tssf Esu' II a''
IGSSis xsn cuErs*-w" ia fA't request o. :. .
TXLI9W.ralrl, ss.,ys, With sales rsporte' e' '>S.
.'sr$3s sssk.v Ia f.l. rsqu... and atmst' aa'''' y
"EE1s1A eql.t ,nsgu,.. s.4e = ~ srF,e9, r r'''@
"nSxf7'ass'iSs r 4: iSs:t sssts 1::assss q
NEW YouK. Fab A-1'UrroS-}uet by II msJ1 ii .St:
tA4Hxa FUTURES nrsnt FEBRUARY. 31;oi AaiGA AI lvs;
April lA$sc3 MAI. lAt&ct June. 1aass & 9qtns 1tte
tLouisAsFhet dull, yeee!p!.. suu 1tls tlpv q ~!
ststo snd Wsstssn, Vi e99a.vG r. v,is Il sbe.!
sxtt;A hSG&s4.4. extra uh!o, 2&la71s II A"A'
All sna :s:issi, .Ss,, s. ts
1rsaed sst.s }ia1*lWs, Ia. IL. si4:jlI;s Il .ssr!
shits y: ao d3 ss,es e ~, = tsaie, sts
- .*I&41l4asj March is4les ss1o W., r.f tAJA
ka1H April sslss 1Sm eal = q d.tt "a E e.
ca!pts 7i,aY ~. aaXT1led, ak4t1si 70. kssrsa1
sshsAI.:I te5S{el NJ Fl4Gl%ie: ~: I'll yssA ~
, 1880-02-06
COMMERCIAL.

Tile following were tho receipts and shipments
nt the leading articles Of produce IN this city
during tho twenty -four hoilrs ullliuy ut o'clock
trbtIrAlny mor,ttun.
, 1880-02-06


HUpPA1o, Fob. observation-disclosures. l.l91; market
S @ i 9sssss; sssss .tsss sSs ss & Srs Ssa s
siiEEr AHp hAMns-Reec,pts, 3,oot market aet!,s
ss IS eesS TsiS;s ssssss
%s's q soaa af c.s.de e de0ss sns essas; @
li5ns.lseeet.; 4sps r.5tet steady asa arni ~
t t AZ sf sSs Sss ss u7s nsai1 S s hXSPH; X M; w
81. LoutA.
;tss S xS'ss ;aas s ,qSs; Il: :s'Se1S
fssaSh ssG'sS hsses t
q sssf; s;Sj; I'll; fsa ths h:!s';s s
:s$ss :ss '''ssist ':s s:s'
EAsg Liberty, pa Feb, to-
s ays Sss9 IS alSsSb asS IS Ss sssst $
sold out Win no further arrivals rapof,st 10 hu.l.
$ssssz;:S: % ssss' s as:4, f. ; e;
sssss sssy II sssa ea t., ,s.
NEW YostK.
MY YnnK: Jsn: 90: Of tala
is tsasiSSsS, eizsIaSs @sdlum e aTt,s 'Iesi
g'sss s': s.S[s :s;ss SsS ;sss .sssp' III 1sS
W. ii: 5i; sss, ;,s,s
KANSAS CITY.
Special Dsptteh to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
KANSAS CITY, Fob. A-CArrhE-.'rhe !'ftee tur'tnt
reports c.t!le rses!pts tho pat wea1 t shipment.
ss;s ss'Ss 'SS
q Siss a sA' 'zg;: .g1;:
, 1880-02-06

Assessments tn Ctulur t,tl,l Potoal 60c cuetl.
Aasrss1rnts.-HayaBo. tn CENTS por ahAru; DuI-
ley, ss1 cenls; ullIs!Lrt u te,lt4-
BOSTON.
1sosT0N, Mnss.. Feb. 6.-Tho following aro tho
closing 4,t0tAtlons for copper stacks:
G.tl1s.E tulIs ::lU QnMGy ..............
cIsuAllu.t Viii !&lukG..,
, 1880-02-06

portion ut ths nhoye lnp1rta ut Antwerp, With
tho exception If wo0l. The repost ahows
slnasler reeu..'.s Ut American turpcntlne and
realms, the loss IN the latter being In tho lust
half OF tho ypar. when ocean tselKhta woro too
high for shippers.
Hall fsci9hts were reported steady on tho basis
Of ~ per l00 hi on kr7.ln To New York, aud 10
on boxed moAts TO do, Through fstt9htA u Lly-
uour.
The following table shows tho quantities OF
wheAt and corn OIL passaEa for tho United King
dom for pors VI pall and for direct ports, on tho
datIx nnlUe0:
Janst jan u FAB l.
Flour and who's. s.s.".. 1.K!ia4 .K!ia4 alAIn lG60m
C2En9rA ..u.......s..,u, l4u xHMN &kH0
, 1880-02-06

FLOun-Whs dull md llttlo bc,tor thnn nominal at
anout former prices. The trading was chiaiiy locoi,
shppors not beinE nbtu to opornts ut 1uutalons-
tnacs werv reported Ut ITS brla winters. partly At &i;
rs bsla double axtras partly at .I5s6.75 Total. ~
brs. Export oxtraH quoted 1t &j In saoks.
nnd tlOuh!e exir1ts do at &i21G5.1S.
OTuEn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. were cars bran nt
Si2;51slam per toni feod al Ill 0l1ll60; cur
whuat-screoninRs At su1 per ton. Coarra corn-meni
wus nu1nlna nt &i0O3ltlO per ton on trick.
SPRING WIIEAT-sHas moderately nctivc. and
stcad|at. rcnctlnK No from the iscna Of the pre-
vlous hftcrn0oi, but Subsequently lost tho tpr0Fe-
maAt. by synlmthy With pork, and coaed 14c lower.
Ltvorp0at was reported nrincr, aud casgoes wore
Atuady In London. Nhl8 our receipts wcrG small. Tho
luwor pricos which prevailed for April md
May. Thoro w1ra numerous sellers for ttuso
months, whil0 buyers for Marth wnro slightly In
the majority, nnt their deulund wouH probably
hhvu ro.u1tod u better prices but for tl8 ucllae In
PORK. Il was stated that buying orders wero
few. hns evidently gaod many March st,or!a xese
sf1s ss 1tS q isa r.:
sSsst y w@ psea!
aslnYa y s!A aaynMcea to a!:i. soa isIl o1 t9tll
Sr ~ .sy1 a.s ps asp! $p!l
Y, + h; sss 4;
H5eS ana 5aI bu 81 sasp'o ii ;1cstl1L T0tai H.sU
81 m icy. 1:sgs e ;s5 81 s e. e. It ".
s'!i ns 81 sai ssiaps " e. Tasa
GplsS-ss ~ asstyo snd Saass: decl'n
' Wsastsasy Iiss!!.;ai sss sus!sa 4 ~ ssata!
se
Wankness IN p.,sk !undgI U depress eort There waa
Ss;$%a y Esssa.!y
Ssst Ssssss ~ Ss se IL
ssoa sat a s. 2aa a o% sTo" ssa fsF Il ss.1
ny 1 opsns .x at I'm * % fsil M 70 s e
, 1880-02-06
Tho following shows tho receipts and ahip-
mcnta Of whcnt At points named yesterdays


Tnthl. bu. ........,. ..,...... .1IttM 3t,zH
The receipts ut tho tlvo intnnd poInts aggregated
$4,000 bu, mud tho shipments ~ m bu,
Tho following WIN tho produce movement re-
ported from Now York ycsterlay: Receipts
Fluur, 7,07O t,r.a: wheat 0t7N0 bu: corn. 7l,4a2
b,t; onts. 1000 BIT; cor-lnca1, 34 pkEs; rye, i,s62
bu; bnrlcy, a,15O bu: malt, 1000 bu; pork. 70
brls; beef. 11hs brls: cut-mcats, pkgs; lard,
200 tics: whisky. t,8l7 brls.
Exrorts-For twenty-four hourt-Flour, 900
brls: wlcat. s3ooo bu: corn, H. ,0oo bu.
Ono of tho bucket shops was IN bad otfor with
thu crowd yesterday. On tho rcgllar afternoon
call Doaru wheat wns offered and sold by m
operator nt @1.l0E scllor Marnli, md by nnother
Rt Sl.tDA, whlle tho or'wd freely lid $lal, which
wns considered tho tr1ln market. Tho bucket
shop, however, was Immediately Informed Of tho
sale at sl.1osf, and proceeded at onco 10 close
out n lot OF long denis, milking by tho operation,
II Is supposed. ubout $1,000. Some people Rus-
rcctctl tho transaction was mado for the bcnoflt
Of tho outside concern, though tho seller lntl-
muted TINT tho snle was accidental
, 1880-02-06

Cholcs t1eavss.D1ne, fat, wsll-fotmod slessh
weighing i,aoto l,a0 0ns...,:..:.......,,...... 1
INK t,.4u "a iaU Uh1....,.,.,,..,..,..,,,.,
Medium Nrhdn.-Hseers Ia faif fsih, Welgh.
,ti,a .U1 io t21 19s............,....:.....
common u thhice cows, for ctsJ tlnushtnr.
WriallinE 80 To l,UtO M.
Block t:att1o-GOnNton cAtllR. Nr1h!nk no 10
1nfor!ur-i.tShi and th!n COWS, hsttcrs, atsgI, =
butfs, and HeAfAwA9 staar1..
, 1880-02-06

if0GS-ThoFe vas a further constdcrnho (ntrea,.
yesterday IN tho !ccalpts and prices dropped duFn
another NOTCH The niarkot Upeaed At nb1ut THU.
'c6ango, khuwtux the direction Of III proti.too %
iIaht-weehts foil al to FiSai md pUor 10 eSnss s
hsay{. .ws!ehN y t1a'!n a. whell .stFe re mssisi
oyer. buycra took hOld With fair .beralY, aNd ao,t
OF tho hogs chansed hands: ia quality Tia p1s,Inss
wore euncros. Never before nt this scnson Of i'll
year did the receipts ulfnee largo proportion of
cho!ca heavy h0gs.. The t,cGvlcst. droyG On sale
+ Co. nt 9Lu Among tho 1nrgo trnnGncuons were r.
, 1880-02-06

Petitions IN circulation f,r tho rrpeAl OF tho
tux Ut Y OF ! per cent on the deposits of Tho
National bu,lks hHve received l,tUD buslnes4 sly
natures III t1lls city Hnd so.Uoo signatures III uil
u liHeSent purtA Ut tho country.
, 1880-02-06

Texas seconds irso to osH; 1ron Mountain ste.
otd preferred Incomes to To,i; Columbus Chi
cnEo T. 1nlliana Central supplementary, nftcr
selling 1own to nil, recovered 10 ~; Chc*a.
penkc i ohio t'rsts fell nft 10 G7A. and currency
O. u 4lA; funver 4 III, urnntH hr.ts snt
up to 'ot&, md tho stock ndvhnced s per cont
State securities dull. ..,......
Tile atock n,nrkct was lower IN tho rarly deal.
ingA, tue DECLINE in TIM general list rnnEng fr7
Attl per cent. During tho nfternoon iirmcr
feeling prevailed, h11t1 thttO Wa m NlyAi1G0 Of
Ail9s& rcr cent, Irhn siountnin and lncino
Mall tc.itl!ng tho upwnt!t movement, Canada
17tt. GhfcnRn. 81. 1oMis New Ofleans dropped
frU1h :tJ4 to 81, hnd ct,scl ut 81. Amurrnn Dis
trict Telegraph declined from II to B, and rnl-
lied II 8a,1. st. tltls h sAn FrnnclscO preferred
foil otf from % tn 81. mud recovered tf Hif. New
Ccts,.l Coal declined from 2s to Is. mud rallied
The Ontario Silver Mining Company declared
ils second alfvilcnd (,tAtliury) nf ~ cents per
Rl,nre, payable on tho l6t! inst. The trnnafur
books clnsc Oh the 19ti, tnst. .,
Jnn,,ary show MI Increase Of $.ts,c%.
Transactions were 2l5 100 aflrns: 8,D0o Cnnndn
rcakv = Ohio. 1900 G., G. K /. c., i,400 Chi
.aga; y, d1!s : Nsw qrleans: M e I;;scka-
nin, t0,tEn Kausas i Irxns. s.at, I,Aku Shore.
l,So0 l.o.lsvI!lu y Nashv!e. 2:hU Michigan Ccli..
trsl. 0.HD Northwest, 1.soo Sew Yntk Ccntiztl ,
3,ba] Ohlns, .s,Un 1'nct1n Mnil. 800 81. Pnul,
Tss T. t' 5b %ssts sE Ff'1gIssS Uno @ %95ss Soptse,
Taci!!e. 1,1U) Alton &Terrc loutc, and 1000 Luke
Erie Il Western.
Masy. !Ss pes e, gent, closing at II prime mcr-
Yterllng exchange dull; eo-days, %s.A; sight,
1oyEuSMkSr nOyCs
, 1880-02-06
HOO BALKA.

sIfEEF-Thore was q continued good de,napd for
sheep. And tho market stronger especially {of
tho bost grades. which wore Mantad on eIpYrt ~.
count The aMppy .as all picked carly in tho day.
Graues. the bulk selling nt pricea above It'll
, 1880-02-06
MINING STOCKS.
8.tN r1AANCIHCp.

BAv FHASOtsCO. cal., Feb. 6.-Tho following
arc the closing tliotutlons At tho Stock iunr.l:
, 1880-02-06
INVESTMENT SECult4TlEH,
VIZ hl,f AND SELL
f,S,,y1y,s H1sh hsk.,. ,,,4..t.o


AND CHOICE T0WN. CutlNTY, CITY, AND
SElluuL HUSut,
Nula Of Exchange CD a.ondoi,, l'as1s, Hsrttn, uud
oibas European cities. TNArEl.EikA' CitEulTa
FNEsrOS. KEAN u co.. Hat,kors.
Jul East WashlnRtun.st
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-04
THE PRESS.
BATH LOCALS.
The Day After the Fight-Notes aux Incl
dents.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 3.

WEDNESDAY, Nov. 3.
All that people are talking about today is
election. Last night City Hall was crowded
with Republicans, the Democrats being assem-
bled in Columbian Hall, hearing dispatches
read The telegraph office also was a centre
of excitement AT both halls the intervals of
waiting were occ upied in speech making.
After the report from New York the Republ-
cans went wild and headed by the drum corps
and marshaled by Il on. j. G. Richardson pa
raded the streets. This morning, on arrival
of the Portland train, crowd at the depot
made grand rush for the newsboys who reap
ed a harvest, and the street was lined with
boys and men reading the latest news. Later
large crowd on Front street were addressed
in spirited manner by Messrs F. B. Torrey
and J. w. Wakefield. The crowd cheered
the good points of each speaker Conspicuous
in the crowd was D. o. Foye. Esq, with a
weed about hundred years old plug hat He
stated, from Capt. Patterns steps, that he had
purchased fireworks to celebrate Hancock S
victory, and wou Id now sell at discount to
the other side. This caused laughter, The
police preserved order and beyond few dis
Later in the day colored gentleman, accused
of having been bribed by the Republicans,
stated that he had been offered 500 by Mr..
Torrey. Mr.. Torrey confronted the fellow
and stated that the accusation was false
Great excitement was caused and a general
row seemed to threaten, which was quel led by
the mayor. The Republicans will march and
illuminate Thursday night. Tonight the
drum corps and fish horn brigade will march.
The large barque, WIN. Crapo, of Packard's
will be launched tomorrow at high water.
She is owned by VIM. Fl. Bessy (by whom she
will be commanded) and others. She is said
to be the largest barque in the world.
Mr.. +. G. SWEET starts tomorrow for the
Hot Springs and Western trip.
Six loaded vessels arrived today.
Schooner Adriance, lumber, sailed today for
New York.
One arrest only by the police last night
The shipment of grain over the X. & L. r.
r. to the West continues.
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-04
Prof I'd. A. Rodgers
Health is Wealth !

Dr. E. G. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN IRE AT
MENr; specific for Hysteria, Dizziness, Convul
sions, Nervous Headache, Mental Depression, Loss
OF Memory, Spermatorro9a, Impotency, Involun-
tary Emissions. Premature Old Age, caused by
over exertion, self-abuse over-ndu1gence, which
leads to misery, decay and death. One box will
cure recent cases. Each box contains one month s
treatment. One dollar box, or six boxes for Ave
dollars; sent by mail prepaid on receipt of price,
we guarantee six boxes to cure suy case. With
each order received by US for six boxes accompan.
led with i've dollars we Will send the purchaser our
written guarantee to return tho money If the treat
.nent M does not eject cure. Guarantees issued by
JOHN W: PERKINS & CO., General Agents.
eepodeow&weow1y ortland.
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-04
BOSTON & MAINE RAILROAD
FALL ARRANGEMENT,

FALL ARRANGEMENT.
On and after Monday, Oct.
lssss.ssssssssssssa rs, 1850, Passenger Trains
frY@esz5I5ss7will LEAVE PORTLAND
-FOR BOSTON at 8.45 a. M,
LOO, $50 p M, arriving at Boston at LIS, $50,
500 P. m Returning, leave Boston at 80 a. M,
1880, $50 p. M, arriving at Portland at 1906.
BOO. 500. p. m- Portland for Scarborough
Beach, Pine Point, Old Orchard Beach,
a. M, LOO, $50, s. 80 p. m. For Wells, North
Berwick, Salmon Falls, Great Falls, Do.
yer, New Market, Exeter, Haverhill,
Lawrence, Andover and Lowell, at S45 a.
m, LOO $50 ?. m. For Rochester and Farm
inston, N. H., at S.45 a. M, LOO, $50 p IN.
For Alton Bay at 8.45 a. m, $50 p. IN. For
Manchester and Concord (via Lawrence,) at
8.45 a m.; (via New Market Junction) at $50 D M
Morning Train leaves Kennebunk for Port
land at 7.25.
B-The LOO m train from Portland connects
with Sound Line Steamers. The $50 D. m,
train connects with All Rail Lines for New
York and south and West.
SUNDAY TEAMS Leave Portland for
500 p
Trains on Boston 8 Maine road connect with al
steamers running between Portland and Bangor,
John and Halifax. Also connect with Grand Trunk
trains at Grand Trunk Station and Maine Central
and Portland & Ogdensburg trains at Transfer Sta
tion.
ments. First class Dining Rooms at Portland,
Transfer Station, Exeter, Lawrence and Boston.
THROUGH TICKETS to all points West and
South may be had of M. l.. Williams, Ticket
Agent, Boston Maine Depot, and at Union
Ticket Once, 40 Exchange st.
JAS. T. FURBER, Gen. Supt.
8. H. STEVENS. Gen. Agent, Portland.
oc16 dtf
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-04

oil Congress st. Motley Block
octo - I'm
For Sale or To Let.
DEST bargain to be found. On Pleasant street.
ID Woodfords Corner, 10 rooms, 2 bay windows
vestibule, hard wood floors in kitchen and back
hall, furnace to heat six rooms, splendid cellar,
(cemented) plenty of well and cistern water. En-
quire corner Mechanic and Deering streets.
sep24 du. j. N. READ.
TO be Let.
STORE under City Hotel, now occupied by Shaw
- Co. Possession given August 1st. Apply to
RUFUS DUNHAM. 218 Fore St. je14f
-
To Let.
1.-TWO summer cottages at Evergreen Landing.
Il Enquire Of CONANT, Photographer, opposite
Preble House. ju1dtf
To be Let.
On and after Oct \ IRSA tho