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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-20
CAPITAL CHRONICLES.
A Dull Day Curiously Worded Receipt
Entire Electoral Vote Received-The
Holiday Recess.

A Dull Day Curiously Worded Receipt
Entire Electoral Vote Received-The
Holiday Recess.
Special Dispatch to the Register.
WAsHrSGToN, December 10.
Yesterday was a dull day at the Cap.
itol and there is nothing OF stirring
nature to-day about town. With the
exception of Representative Ciyner's
sub committee, who were busily en-
gagged upon the Army Appropriation
bill, none OF the House committees were
in session yesterday. Many members,
in anticipation OF the holiday recess,
have already been excused and gone to
their homes, while many OF the Repre-.
sentatives from States adjacent to the
District have availed themselv of the
opportunity to spend the Sabbath with
their families. Asa consequence there
was an unusual number OF vacant seats
upon both sides OF the House when the
Speakers ,avel fell at IL O'Clock to day.
There was not quorum in the ilouse
when it opened. During the discussion
IN the Military Academy bill Mr. Cor
ger, in speaking OF West Point, made
several uucomplimentary illusions, in
which he incidently mentioned the col
ored cadet and his lacerated ears.
A Cautiously Worded Receipt.
The receipt which the Vice President
gives the messengers who bring him the
Yates OF the several States is a marvel OF
caution. The following is a copy Of the
receipt: "Received Of ----, claim
ing TO be a messenger to deliver the
same, a sealed package purporting to
contain certificate Of the vote given lor
President and Vice President OF the
United States by the electors ofthe State
of -, alleged to have been elected No
vember the ID, 1880.
Certificates Of the Electoral Vote Re-
ce ved from Every state.
Vice President Wheeler yesterday re-
ceiyei certificates oi the electoral votes
of Nevada, by messenger, and of Oregon,
by mail. Certificates have now been
received hy mail from every State i'll the
Union. The law provides that the re-
csipt of any one OF the triplicate cert:fi.
Gates shall be sufficient as a basis Tor the
count o, the vote oi the State from which
it is received by tie President of the
Senate within the prescribed time, and
hence the delivery OF the remaining lists
by special messengers will be OF no spe.
rial Importance except TO the messen'
RS.
The Holiday Recess.
1t is the general impression that when
The Senate meets on tomorrow the vote
which defeated the House adjournment
resolution will be reconsidered and the
resolution adopted. Itis already ap
parent that ii either House attempts 10
20 on through the holiday recess 1t will
not have quorum.
Port Gibson, of Charlestown, W. Va,
is registered at the National Hotel.
I Joy,p of tho Martinsbury Jnde D. nd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-20
BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS sY IElEsaAPM.
ksasy Heavy st 3 Pr csat-esvsrs-
msah Quiet but fkn-fIsw 0s&
and homiaal-WAsat lswsr-
hsys flrmss
YlMAnUR
uow Yosh

Nsw YoRk, December l6.-hossv-
Market heavy at eSs per cent, closins
at 8 per cent Prime mercantile paper
5}@7 per cent Sterling exchange. hank
ers' bills weak at AS; demand +Sl.
SILvRn-At London Slid per ounce;
bar silver here hi; subsidiary alvsr
coin tel per cent. discount
(3ovRRNNRNm--Ouiet but drm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-20


WAsHiNGr.S, December IS. The
Chief of the Bureau Of Statistics reports
the total value o! tn. exp, OF doiursuc
breadsiuTs for he eleven n'' nths end
ing November 30ih, 1881. s25j It2,tOi,
for the same period in 1879. s3J, 'sl,-
60i
The folio sing general or.er xasirsued
from the h .aiqnAr;ers OF tie army, to-
day:
The President directs the following
orders to be issuel: /. Brigadier General
% HoSari i. assigned TO the com
mand of the Department OF West Point.
and to the duty as Superintendent oil
the U.,iled States Military Academy,
nc riins TO the brevet OF Major General
and Wi relieve Major Urh-'.i John n.
Reao6eld. 2. Bfigaoi.r General y. Z.
, 1880-07-25
NIL DESPERANDuM.


,u. 1M 1ae CAteuuo Tf{btne
= oark? Nay, think not So.
So mo the night should grow
ns ~ % some Stars still steadfast shine
~ nSa pata~ay+ friends 1T mine.
Hsii.aa mother's gentle face
Th,t"n eE r household pIace,
p..aee 9 1ef eaddened days yet make
EfSsn4; 4ow round them for thy sake2
HnsS t.st .canst ON one true breast
My bitter gfiefs to rest:
Gnd sa er thy cup may be.
ua 1sh kept ita dreos fr,,rn 1haat
TA fsia y here little child,
TIM eeaIted, uudehfed-
iset TO enard from sllps-
htsta Stainless baby-llDs3
HaasMtao - taou stumble In that ijcht-
~ 0@ens beacon thro' the uixht3
Eaao .taee do tender eyes
~, steno watch In Paradise?
HnE. nast sunny upper room
Thn,,. .'ss ss stnaie down thro' the Klooml
Khnn Ut nle&sed presmuch
Rsnsaaa R1sa an Anael'e loving touch
NJ up The way Ihey trud
: mo ase in the ug6t Of Hodf
Giaa'ta ca y aaFk1 And ret One Heart
i%s.a s'J shares thy saddest part:
Hsna.9 70 which the world is dross.
aes AZ Tor thee On Sorrows crossi
~ ~ dark? Deholai afnr
Lmrtrat tne golden Moruing-Star
fet Z a& human hearts cali Hope.
r. - cneer thee up the sloDof
Fanh II taura:pl Braycly bear,
ios ~ as ourthen, nor despair!
Ana ~ ~ night has slipped away, y.
oaWns better dayl
M1E1AA DEATR1CE DEAKE.
, 1880-07-25

Special Dtspateh to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
a. EosToS, July A-The sensation OF to-day in
Grant 70 tho Presidency Of :he Sun Pedro i
Cafon Del Aga Mining Company, a Boston in
otta9n 81 a n w5 Se Sosgs n I'D IS
dlllo, New Mexico. Tic property ls rich In cop
per orc, which assays from 10 10 40 per cent.
guild placer-mintpg, and the yield from this
| source alone ~ aireudy Rreat, and promises to
be enormous In the future. This section con.
is locatca about thirty miles south Of Santa Is
and but ten miles: from this. Atchlson
fies Kiaas aknE It's singing RRs 4ansa asS
| men Interested in this enterprise
include some Of Bos toms and New York's best
ment Of the trnct hus already been carried on
~ nSt Tor seYeral @ years past put not Until re-
tomato manner. The General, on his recent,
visit to the Territory, spent tive days In cnre-
fulty examining every part Of the property,
seruiIny: George wtilum naliou. the be- head iVot Of
the ttrm of George William Dallou s. Co., bank
ors. was President till shorr time ugo. but, re-
signing, Gen. Grant was elected his successor.
The stock' market wasvery actiye and strong
at the close. Railroads genernlly more steady
x % soa Fp pS @
while New York s New England dropped IT,, &,
same, to u: The other sales were made ut yes
:: In bonds-Atohison IS sold ut 100; do SECOND
ts. liz: Pueblo 7S lib: NeW,Mexico Is, 1llE1illX;
Lawrence q. Southern IS, 9lx; st. Joseph Is,
1ih@l3As Burlington s. Missouri is, 6J4 New
YORK New England Is, lu1S; Hartford & Erie
g, 433i9t3A Union Pacific Is, liz; Republican
valley IS, 102H; Dubuque Is, l0sHQ1iO5.4; Rut-
land tirst 6s. w; Eastern 4lzs. o18OoI; Little
Roc Rock x, 9a3s: 90 SCRIP 9.,z; Chicago. Burling-
l14a: SAudu3ky scrip, So
!, III land stocks-wnter-P Power was of g. Other
land securities unchanged. -: .,|
The mining stocks In point Of activity were |
showing considerable Improvement and with
the exception OF Silver Iset, which dropped
ftU1n ~ to -, Ihero was more or less strength
Shown.
To the Ipestsrn Associated Press.
BOSTON, July 24.-The closing prices we're:
Afchison Topeka first "a, 11S3i; do land grant ]
Is, ugH; do second Is, liz; do iAud g. l34; Bus
ton, Hartford Il Eric Is, Az; Eastern Railroad |
31ss fnew). o3h; do AVS, V3A; Kansas, City s. |
Lawrence Is, 9IE Kansas City, St. Ju s. Council |
l5lulfs Is ll33f Little Rock Fort Smith is Y98;
New York New England Is, 1llk; Atchisou q !
Topeka ltatlroad. ll5E; Chicago. Burlington g. t.
quincy, 124T CINCINNATI, Sandusky s. Cicve-
land, l3sa; Eastern Raiiroad, 3G!2; Flint s. Pere
Marquette, ~: Little Rock s. Fort Smith, 455.;
New York New England, II; Ogdensburg s.
Lake Chanplafn preferred, f61i; do common,
>5&; Old Colony, l45:; Rutland preferred, :2393z.
LONDON, July 2-Consols, 9s lilo; account,
IS SIG. |
American securities New IS, 1o5S:4 4.Ss, 114A:
=, 112:s: Illinois Central, lux: Prnnsylvania
CENTRAL, 573E; Erie Az; seconds, 931z; Read
fAnis. July s4-Rentes, ssf 12xc. |
, 1880-07-25
PROVISIONS.

~
HOG pRODUCTS-Were less active In pork. and
more 80 IN lard. with reaction from the late weak
ness OF Friday but disappointing some who expected
TO see pork touch sl5.5Q; especially rs hogs we're
quoted excited on very small receipts. The chief
point IN the market recently outside Of what is widely
supposed to he manipulation. Is more confidence in
!nra. which has hitherto ruled comparatively low
The summer packing to date Is estimated ut lS7l QC0
hoss. a2nist ~, ,M0 year ago, and 21 0OQ In 1S8
MESS PoHk-Nas less nctlve but hssner advancing
&C. md closing a'c above the latest prices OF Froay
az e<A.59sN3<f for round lots seller July or seller
August lls!}4aiiO seller September, and $1+Glal45
LOT october. The market only sold 3.$c above the
nent could probably have been at large u.s.
g0nnt @ lfon August Prices: Sales were reported OF
iNtU brs seller july At SL41lly73f; Y2U bid seller
August nt IS 5l brIs seller Septembe- Mt
S9 bfls seller October ut $Ii6kaf3i5:
IT aIs ors seller Norembor ct $l04749n5; 12V pTls
5enaa9 i9e !; ysRs %5i; td S rs seller
LAHn-Adynnccd 731G 12c per 1W lbs. md closed 2xc
above the latest prices of Friday at for
seier September. Saies were reported OF sV Is s0t
a. *east; 4MV tcs seller August at $GNaRyX; 1i;5Q
fGs sSi1er september " *&f75; and 61 tcs solIer
* iocni fusa4es snd cased 9ts n
1Gc lover Sales were reported Of 5hlW ns shoulders
se!ef AnE46t Ut Sits; s0 boxes do spot ut $It2E: iii
boxes Cumberl1nds at G}Sc; aN boxes long and sbort
e!eals r. 14o; 23lHU lbs short ribs at N@7 Is si,ok
It. O'Clock for partiY-cured lois: ~ @"Aio""
, 1880-07-25
BREADSTuTF9.


FLoUR-Was quiet and unchanged The weatness
IN ~heat causad some buyers to hold back but there
| was fnr demand In proportion to the Mcht ofer-
fnss buyers betE mostly local. Sales we're reported
oIl2l5 bris double extras. partly Mt 5;2h and
ito brls extras. partiy at $a5 Total luis brs Ex-
port aouFs were quoted at saoo@A75 for choice ex-
tFnS. Z.
OTHER M11Lsrurps-wero IN moderate demand
ma steady Sales were carr bran ut 81 2sau5il.
cnrs middlInEs at Sll5o@l575; car feed at x5 IN
brls cosn-mcnl ut Sa-aJ: car whent SCREENINGS Mt
seoo and CIR COARSE co1n-maal at sa3; per ton on
trnck+
SPRING WHEAT-Was moderately active but
rather weak. Futures declined NC. und closed 10
below the latess prices Of Friday while spot closed
2Ac lower. Liverpool was reported afm but quiet,
ana our receipts were a:utn light, with relatively
lnrGe sdiuments. Our stocks only decreased about
o hn dSsing S the week Our market chiefly
wsa a md op
Futures also tended down. because 81 the Sehy{nuss
sasf e sR vs
to sell iound q f sRs suEe
the result vas q rather severe oreak; ths prem,nm
deeass e q 81 stsf ana
sa desns T. = 81
close ssllsr September ranged Ut sssas md ID lie lie
ssS: 81 ss's ss sS
hbS6ns 81 I'll S e Fessssa 4ss { u
resf MsTEn 1sa deS5s %nEMRs s 1 asTS
Tssas fssrta a
Of them claiming that the condition wss not so.,d
Se sso,e damp , -, This n,ay bs ealy the mt maturni nj
not weather moisture. He'd for July sod IT 4I. nd
closed uonfnaly Ut y154c- August sold ut Aa5G:s<c
Sash No red closed ut &c: and No. winter NOM
inay " Bk: Spot sales were reported n sd bu M
fad at :A&ao&c; fu bu No. winter Ut SIC: jitski IN
10 do Vt &c; oU bu rejected ut &c; lA bu ~ sim
pe ~ 3stss3c; and 10 bu do At Sc. Total Kim IN
COitN-Nas ncuve and sTeuk. Futures deciired ~ |
ena spot closed nc lower than Friday afternoUn TGa
tofesn uu-zets were quoted ssT1u the recant nd-
sA4ce DUE continued large rec4luts here the eYpac-
elon of DIG ntr1rAs tho coming week. and stjtfeninu
Telnt Iatea all combined 10 make shippers hOld h.rE
[ar lower prices, and holers were Obliged to cnnceGe
xers quite arse We no,e tnt the Receipts Of tias
71ued oears by those who listen to them INV thaf I
mere Is more corn In tile country waiting for shn
ent thAn can be forwarded before the advent Of the
ieN crop Seller August opened at 3514c and de- [
ned TO &c Ut the close Seller September rnred NJ
sEG and July at S53s3s9S4c, the latter closing at
Gush curn closed ut for No. !. and II. fur
I'm n1Ied in fhFortt Houses Spot sales we're rf.-
'orfeo .! AuN BY hxh mxod at ajjAeH3I: 5liisu hu
70 una No. Ut A59sYa.{c; GU bu new h:sh n,tTed at
?1Sc: shuV on ne'e mixed had rejected nL
~ " SAMPLE nj s@s1c Truck; Leu, tu 10 NJ SIX
;1S !tee n9 board elis; and u BIZ ut a557c
oA1s-.Wa more active; and lover cash or the
failing about II, md the longer futures &c per
=. lac mnrkee declsHed In sympathy with pt6ar :
r aa nSa IN consequence of ia1er offerings OF fui-
aea}ris S1sa os INC month ofuka under The IarZer
eee'pts u cars being reported In. There ms also
, 1880-07-25
BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

! GpteIdt Da&odteh 10 Inc Ehtcd0o Tribune,
! NEW T0RK, July 24.-The course OF the market
! to-day has not varied from that Of other days
t during the week. The dealings have been
; limited, and the leading Stocks are firmly held
In the grip of a few heavy operators, who ap-
pear to bo strong in the belief that another
boom must come. As there were no rumors or
special causes to affect the COURSE Of prices no
effort was made to advance quotations, except
fractionally, and the close OF the day was made
at about tho opening prices. Pacific Muil shows
the existence Of pool, and rose per cent.
Many traders were absent to-day from. the
In mining matters dealings we're dull. with a
further dropping tendency In Leadvilo stocks
Chrysolite clDsed at ~, Little Chief at An and
Annie at s In other stocks very little WINS done,
but there is a growing feeling Of trmness in re-
gard to Silver CliG properties.
. 10 tbs ItIester11 Asaoctdted Prkt4.
NEW YORK. July e4.-Governments strong on
fairly active business
Railroad bonds strong and activa.~
State securities quiet, but generally firm.
The stock market waS weak at the opening
and fell Of fraction, but subsequently, became
strong and active, and prices advanced i to ~
per cont Chicago St Louis s. New Orleans,
Lake Erie Western, Coal and Granger shares
Pacific Mail aud Denver g. Rio Grande led in
the upward movement Speculation continued
Strong until the.dnal dealings, when there was q
slight reaction on sales to realize profits.
TRANSACTIONS, 2}6, ,000 Shares,
, 1880-07-25

ass esa demand fer cash or July, which
Nc &c ne highest paid ,he cs bcn
opI. o1n iIanE !ro 90 e @ Whc as te eIosnR a. no
inc1,iea "e.o sr w9aker and FNthe slow The ornr. Fl
IL as!9a S: s ~ ~ NJ (: b. ssjecied Mse
9nd ~ bu mixed IT ud G & en Mh;f ;issck:
@'SsS frss On board: Total. 63IO bn =" ~nase as
he}d f 1oE - ptnfcs With fex sellers ou csh Mae
IS ncrens 70 % on sales, aud ths stoc
M n ssr Mt c and september o. o.
OF a IW ;e.o u AZ at SO bu By sample a. Ga9a
X II rn mas erortrd g Cash barley WIS nominas t
lev bmrn @ no osc f0r extra Samples Of new bnr-
perry plump und bright Cusi sa!ss wore se.
III hm .o1 Nv oa og sample Mt 6io truck. Total
, 1880-07-25
Mel1SouIer.

Ehlch tha hSua Sa.a academy has this paragraph,
saold tsle:s ses York Erening POSI- says e.nbodies
Il the Prencsa = slory has been circulated by some
smeticaase s eeen engaged By some en- enterprisInr
Il psymant t4ant TWO panozamas fo- exhibition
peafs thst ns o1 thsee millions OF francs It ap-
L4st Il han,,.lea leaIay was asked to do this, but
tser tbs ahs1, a1ttst did not hesitate a moment
nd mT car4s1 npsserd Proposition. lido not mean 70
hsse sald. u Snowman he is reported to
, 1880-07-25
RECEIPTS. II SHIPMENTS.

Withdrawn from store during Friday for city
consumption: 1,9e3 bu wheat, l.34s bu corn, 1,l81
bu oats, zoos bu rye.
The following grain. was received in this city
Saturday morning: car No. amber wheat, 133
cars NO. red, oars No. 2 winter, Il cars No. 3
do' cars rejected, 10 cars No. 2 spring, cars
NO. do. ears rejected, l Cur no grade ee7
wheat}; 8A cars and $500 bu No. Q corn. ! cor
yellow, 206 cars high mixed, 1o4 cara rc,ected
Qr5corn}; 80 cars white oats, Is cars md 100 I'm
No. mixed. 16 cars rejected $50 oats: car No.
rye, % cars No. 2 do, 8 cars rejected: l car
no. barley, car extra Total Q,5T cars,
$4,000 bu. Inspected out: &C, 4se bu wheat, 42s.
7s1 bu corn, 6,si2 bu oats.
1he inspection Of heat to date this month
agRregates SO carloads, against 4,07G to same
t1me last year, and 1888 for do in 1873. OF the
totai' l,52s cars, Or &C per cent, is winter
The following were the receipts 'of breadstnfFa
In this city fis
, 1880-07-25

On the Chicago Mining Board there were sales
OF goo shares OF Sierra ut $f.. 100 shares OF Chi
caGo g. Silver Cliff at 5, 600 shares OF Shenandoah
common at 1915. and 100 shares Of Shenandoah
preferred at $$44.75..
BOSTON CONSOLIDATED,
d specimen OF ore from the Boston Console
dated Mine was shown yesterday that assaycd
Sl5,0o0 to the ton.
SAN FRANCISCO.
SAY FRANCISCO, Cal, July 2f-The following
are the closing quotations at the Stock Board:
, 1880-07-25

The demand for dry goods was Hight. and M,
: fined for the most part to such arttciea ~ -
required for current trade. Prices ,yena co.,,
paratlvely steady. In tho boot and shno ,,ar,.a
not much was doing, this being the dun saaan,
with dealers In footwear. Grocerles were n,nr
ing freely at sustained prices. Unt!l the neu
i crop makes it's appearance, the cofree snn1,,
must continue light, and therefore nrices ~.
likely to be well supported. despite the hand IN
! mouth character Of the demaud. Suonra co,.
tinue active and tirn1.. Rice, ,sirupa rnolossas
| and soaps were stcady.: There WIS n rool do
nland for butter, altght supply, and firm mar
ket. Cheese remained firm. though In -1ess "a
/ mand than GU the earlier days Of the veal ths
! fact that New York and Liverpool we're weaker
| checking the movement There was nm I'M:
changed market for fish, driedrrlf and canned
goods. Oils we're generally steady. Extra lard
oil was advanced 1c. Coal and pig-tron wera
firm. ~ - ~sy'.>'
Lumber was quiet at the sale docks onfv
few loads wore offered and these wero eo1d
early. Lath were firm. At the yard trade con.
tinues good, and the market strong. Tho heavy
receipts Of the past week have llied IN tho vor,
docks, but thoy are now being cleared and de.t-
ers will be ready for the next oet BY the time n
gets here. Wool was in moderate REQUEST md
steady, Bropm- corn waA dull. and hides were IN
the usual demand and firm, the stock on saIe not
oo"1s 'atse. oeeos "o.o utt4o.' tue ouerlngS be-
lng sn'aA 1reen lrn'1s "ere ~ Ia'r request and
steaoy' excepe'ne oosrlss' WHICH declined on ac-
count VI u'7 ia'eef a1AA' "4'" Touitry was slow
Hno p1en'y.
Aake 1re'gnts "ere qu'esano nrmer at 3Hc bid
ZOE SAL vessels 10 bunalo' with few ready to
loao. ... . ~
Dofnouscn OF the stn 1nst. says;'" The publi-
cat1on OF STOCKS at the principal ports Of the
:hnEuota Fescaieo tae psucity OF available
supplies, tnus connfnns wnat mad been already
assumeot-tnat the quautlty OF wheat on hand
WIS not only snall oue unusually small, and
uhacr certain circumstances dangerously so.''
ine e2ports OF "neat anu e wheat tn Hour from i
sept 1o's' TO July IT, 1eso' were 1b5eoo 900 bu
me average exports Tor SIX years, from Sept l,
le4a, 70 aug. d. Ao.s' were ua,3Sta3 bu. The
o1por's u ooan M lrotn seot" l. 1878, to July Il,
Aoe' ~ "cte a~'oVo'oVo ou'
numerous samPles o1 neH Waeat have been
Teee'Yeo oy ross, strong . co' OF this city, from
- to"a anu :"'s'Aesota' ~ - hoe 100 much to sny
enat slu ~ n"u hot co'ne III sA7 ear nome would
au'e oeen loce1seo 1roin some sections. A
puucn "h'cn - s.Ateo 70 W ta1r sample OF
inony 1ots gntnereo alonE tne ~ miles OF rail-
e loau oot"eeh Ainneapolls ana 4acHrogor, con-
aa'ns no erh'n NJ hll' nolomS tsta!k and chaf
Inc samples from some other places are fair, |
, 1880-07-25
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Stocks hot Active but Still Disposed to
Advance.
Foreign Exchange Hanging About the
Specie Import Point
Weakness Of New, York Bxohange-Local
!. Demand for Securities.
The Produce Markets Irregular Provisions
Firm, With Less Doing.
Wheat, Corn, and Oats Weak-other BreadstulIs
STEADY.
FINANCIAL.

.Stocks were dull and strong. Nearly every
thing that was quoted showed some slight Rui1,
| and few, like Lake Erie, Chicago St. Louis {
! New Orleans, and Northern Pacific, made hnud
some gains. All the talk one hears on the stree
| Is for higher prices. Advjces from New Yor,
/ are to the same purport- Buyers have not re
!; become numerous, sud If the shorts have beer
driven to cover as generally Us is believed rne
market has not 80 much support that reaction
of few per cent would be surprising. The
bulls believe in much higher prices looking for
ward as they do to season Of greater prospect.
ty than this country has ever yet enjoyed
Wall street was singularly devoid Of rumors
Transactions were light, as usual on summer
Saturday. burlington s. Quincy made Il, to l25:
Rock Island Il. to 1os51; Cleveland, Columbus,
Cincinnati g. indianapolis *, to 10; Lake
Shore =, to 107E; Northwestern =, to
aS: the preferred X, to l13,z; St.
Paul 4, to s4s; the preferred u, to 1o.; Wabash
=, TO Az: the prefcrrhd *, to 7Ds<: Ohio e. to
35k; st. Joe X, to 35as;. the preferred r. to TEX
Pacao Mail l. to 43a.: Hudson x, to s.; Lacka-
wsai1nn u. to. IS: Jersey Central X, to 75x;
Heading 4, to 1s*s; Iron Mountain u, to 53E !;
Western Union II, to 1868; Atlantic s. Pacific 4,
to 453: Chattanooga 4, to GS; Lake Erie g.
Western IL, to 3sa; Northern Pacific TX, to
19;a; the preferred IL, to 52::; San Francisco
=, to 571; the preferred Il, to IS; St. Puul &
Omaha 4, to 41H; the preferred u, to 784; Chi
cago, st. Louis 4 New Orleans 2x, to. aoE; and
ensssapeake q ohlo u, to ~ 4tTJ
C., c. s. L c. lost i. to 17A; Louisville & Nash
Vile 35, to 11s97S; Manhattan Y, to Is: Kansas
Texas Il. to ssx; Erie n, to 43..i; Michigan
Central 4, to ae35.
Erie second es opened at BOX, sold at cox and
9o.s, and closed at eoS.
In railroad bonds in New York on Thursday
there was all active demand for most OF the
, 1880-07-25

shskess' sse.s se. Enffander will welcome the
e u so.ne ms ~ ~ Us ~ old friend. to whom
through t6e s o. as family Is indebted for helm
o'ssx thst co,ne H. periods OF sickness aud de-
, 1880-07-25

1oo tead1ng produce markets wero quite
irregular Saturday. Provisions agnsn turned
upward, In sympathy with q small supply of
hogs and some consequent excitement at the
STOCK Yards They did not, however, advance
SO much as many persons expected, and meats
1e1 back decidedly from the highest point of
the session. Spring wheat was easier on futures
but relatively steady. while quite weak for this
month, AL thoughts of Il July squeeze having
vanished. Winter wheat was again heavy.
shippers saying TINT It did not come up to rt-
quiremcnts, probably because sweating In the
warehouse instead of having done SO previous tn
shipment from the farm: Corn was again weak
with big receipts and stienfng freight rates Oats
were weaker in sympathy with corn, DECLINING
steadily through tho session. Rye was quoted
frmer, being scarce, and barley was duh. Mess
pork closed 2oc higher, at $lAg5glt97h for An
gust and $146i5sD14.90 for September. Lard
closed :5:c higher. at 50. S.9eH9Ga IS seller August
$8.97A@7.o0 for September Short ribs closed at
f7.oehG7.o5 for August Spring wheat closed y
9eKc lower, at 91hc fer july and 8sskc asked for
August Red winter closed at yla<c for Ju1r
Corn closed HGIc lower. at 354c for SPOT and
35c for August. Oats closed sole lower. at e5c
for July and 22ssc for August; Rye was firm at
6a14 570c for July and 6439<c for August. Barler
was steady at 75c seller September. Hogs were
active and 100 higher at .do1 l85 for light and
at 81. 4.a@5.m for heavy. Cattle we're firm, with
, 1880-07-25
COMMERCIAL.

The following were the receipts and ship
ments OF the leading articles Of produce in this
city during the twcntT-four hours ending at
O'Clock Saturday morning and for the CORE
spending time Inst year: