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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-08-27

Dear Sir-Wby don't you get certit IL
cate from Col. w. III. W., Of Balti-
more. showing how he cured himself
of drunkenness by the help Of Hop
Bitters. His is a wonderful case: lie
is well known in Rochester, N. Y, by
all the drinking people there. He is
known in this city, Cincinnati, New
Orleans, New York; in fact. all over the
country, as he has spent thousands OF
dCars for rum. honestly believe his
card would be worth thousands Of dol
lars to you in this city aud Baltimore
alone, and make thousands of sober men
by inducing the use OF your Bitters;
j. A. w.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-08-27

DIR. FIAcK, for thirty years one Of the most
successful educators in the country, offers
greatly reduced rates for board aud tuition in
our advertising columns. His school ~ located
on the Hudson river and in the most healthy
and beautiful location. Better write and offer
what you can afford to pay, and get his reply.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-08-27

1 declined to insert YOU advertise
mcnt of Hop Bitters last year, because /
then thought they might not be promo.
tive OF The cause OF Temperance, but lind
they are, and very valuable medicine,
myself and wife having been greatly
benefited by them, and L take great
pleasure in making them known.
REV JonN SEAMAN.
Editor Home S.n,i,.et, Alton, N. 7.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-08-27

vEGErINE is acknowledged by all classes of
people to be the best and most reliable blood
purifier in the world.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-08-27

NOTHING is uglier than crooked boot
Straighten them with Lyons Heel Stifeners.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-08-27
Cured of Driu king.

"A young friend of mine was cured of
an Unsuitable thirst for liquor that had
so Frustrated his system that he was
unable to do any business. He was en-
tirelv cured by the use of Hop Bitters.
1t all,yed all that burning thirst; took
away the appetite for liquor; made his
nerves steady, and he has remained
sober and steady man for more than two
years, and has no d sire to return to his
cups, and know of number of others
that have been cured of drinking by it."
From Leadipg Rai,road OGcial, Chi
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-08-27

wnHoFT's Fever and Ague Tonic. This old
reliable remedy now sells ut one dollar.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-08-27

A good Baptist clergyman, Of Bergen,
N. Y, u strong temperance man, suf-
fered with kidney trouble, neuralgia
and dizziness almost to blindness. over
two years after he was advised that
Hop Bitters would cure him. because
he was afraid of and prejudice d against
the word "bitters." Slnce his cure he
says none need fear but trust in Hop
Bitters.
My wife and daughter were made
healthy by the use OF Hop Bitters, and
/ recommend them To my people,
Meth0 list Clergyman, Marco, N y.
l had severe attacks of gravel and kid
ney trouble; was unable to get any
medicine or doctor to cure me until I
used Hep Bitters, and they cured ne in
a short time "A DISTINGUISHED Lp,oytr
and temperance D. atOr0f Wayne cva1,.iy,
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-08-27
Wicked for Clergymen.

"I believe it to be all wrong and even
wicked for clergymen or other public
men to be led into giving testimonials
TO quack doctors or vile stutf5 called
medicines. but when a really meritori-
Gus article is made up of common valu-
able remedies known to all, and that all
physicians use and trust in daily, we
should freely commend it. therefore
cheerfully and heartily commend Hop
Btters Tor the good they have done me
and my friends, firmly believing they
have no equal for amiiv use. l will
Washington, u. c."
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-08-27

II the Liver Is the source of your trouble. you
can find an absolute remedy in DIR. SANFoRD's
LIVER ISvIooRAroR, the only vegetable cathartic
which acts directly on the Liver. Cures all
Bilious diseases For Book address DR. SAM
FORD, 162 Broadway, New York.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-08-27

The vOltaic belt Co., NIarshall, Mich,
Will send their Electro voltaic Belts to the az
ficted upon thirty days trial. See their adver-
tisement in this paper, headed, "On Thirty
DAYS Trial"
, 1880-12-01
Sp11s1TUALIss1.
H{.Af)Is,

Sttu rork Times. Mr., ..
Henry Ssade. II person who got }nto otro,h,.
few years ng0,, IND lnatlu suuIe uotor'...
for himself by Ills denlt,gs viii hos't nlloaa:tt
spirits, was announced IL a,,,,ear In WsHa Ws,s1
licAn 1lail lust evening at spIrI,uaIr,s,., rn.,
meeting. ut tho conclusion of Il anrrch "a,
" "Ancsent md AI9desm Dsy,1s," by Mrs. Ill., u.
ham. Sladc wns prcscnt, hnt II ,fas ~ ~.
announced that he llad tao hat raid M ".'. .s
spcak. "Atr. Slndo will tcll us on t fntu,s !.
Sunday evenings" snitl tho gcutlc,uan sa'o wsa
II foreign lallds. llc has heen II thr"neniss h,,,es
lioossln nnd, Austrtn, nnd mauy ca',n,r;sta mpHsa
nit! 10 foIllnl, wherever he wrilt, tI,at IL,
writing Dn tito slate was alWays in ire Ia,s. Ee
H!HEb 0f the comntry where liz ,yas." ~ ~
SlndU smiled hlnnd1y md rotltlMi. II anL .".'
pears. tht, tint ti1p pcricinus crc,lt sy,trn, t'a
Is In yogli0 III ntlser countries fs|i.ss isty t,,..
own, and thai tho "kDostans u hanr th,n"ss h"s
W On the slate rs well as the AmrrieanSS' i1S'
Mrs. Brigham then talked nlnut liz Iicyi1'ss..
rs soon as the usual collection luz, hccu taksn
As fnr rs the rcal old personal Dcyil iwIth :, =
ct0Fen fo0t) is c0tecrned, she reached ths
hnppy conclusion lllat e tlialtlr rst uort: h1s
Shu felt certni,l tint there are n grcat ilanv
devils tot q !'aw anil Improved kIndI ln ihss
next world, just rs there arp III tllls,
, 1880-12-01
JAfAfICnANTS.
HOW TIIE TItUSK.llSEs "sAI.T" TlEs(.
Hpfel0t Utslns!tA tol 1Ns t,hteago lrtbane.

HOW TIIE TIUSllllSEs "sALTh T1lEsE.
Hpftld! Dtslns.iA to tn rhteaeo tribune
NEW YoltK, Nov. W,-rhere was pretty
general airlng ot lnpostllons prartlccd upon
immigrants by raflroad companies at tho
,ueeting Ut tlle Commissioners OF Itnulgra-
slo1, to-.lay. ltnpmurc.i that. OF the threo
trunk :itl,cH which lind recently beoA instruc-
tctl by tho Hoard to atl0pt d Uniform plan for
tho siIa OF tickets to Immigrants, only tue
Pennsylvania Company had expressed Its.wl-
lEngnrss to accedu to tie new ruie. The
Now York Central and ErIa Companies sc-
fused, substantially, on tic ground tllat they
Ilayo tho Interests Ut the port OF New York
aua of the taxpayers of tho Stats
Ut New York too mnch ut heart to
allow railroads ontslde tho State 10 carry lMt-
migrants. They preferred tn continue ths
old plum OF paying commissions Oil tickets TO
scaping ugents. II WAS shown that Instead
Of selling tickets to immigrants ut the same
rites In Castle Garden that they aro sold out
sluc,
AN lScuEAsEn TARIFF
Is charged, The old law obliged them to sell
tickets to Immigrants Ut Castle Garden aIul
their principal Vhlces aud nQwhere else. nX
, 1880-12-01
AT BALTIMORE.

THE FNTOfFffON CONTINUED,
NEW Yo,,K, NoE. M-Tho Commercial
AdrcriiScr Bnys:
From tcrErnpI,!o ndylccs nt tllo protlucg Ex-
Cl,nnBu It ttls lurn nsGCrtaInp'l tllnt tho Iatt-
moro & Ohio ltailrnnl Company llas not yut re-
cu1e, frtm tho position ,lss,ltuc.t last week, Rl
has ag,n tlrclnresl omphntlcnily TINT hi extra
chatYe for storage will bp enforced M md aftcr
1>cc.a. As tho axport trade In ,lul here ut pres
cnt, eoino OF the dealers sIly tho actlon nf TIM
lsatronl Company Ia very unwiRc It's It IL ttnpos-
sibte to force trNtlc except nt heavy loss, Rnt
tho result viii not bn hc1lctlcInt to either tho
lnruatl C0tnrHny or the City OF Baltimore. Jtd
ricca lnvp uecn received OF grail, hHytng becn
sent l'y rt! FROM the West 10 this city In sGarel,
Of II foreign market, md through freight 10
Liverpool vim NEW York has Durn mitch I'm
proved sfuco tho close nf Inst wcck.
, 1880-12-01
IN dcrm"ny. and Mr.. Harlhcf Is n,ono,
,l'Ifu'flce t'ln systen III this co,nr'. co'os 70 j
lnrgo scale' lie salk fur Euyn,n. ~, -. ma
tiay to complete his Arrangements vi oatut.
nULL1ON.
EDicf or Till; NEW YonE r,,,
Epstful pttpatth IN m ,r,.' "atH


Sptetas Dtspatth to The thir,so ~. 49, IL
NEW fnnK, Noy. io.-'rhn lin1ita"s 1,ssss; s.;
New inrk ntl"pte'l scrles Of rrsnI,,,,.ho ta'h 1t
.!ay calling upon tfia President 1t f',s IL" s TO.
statcs ani tho Secretary Of the rr"s.n.n "s nnltyl
make tic following rccommcl.tIattns VI to
gress: '>'''''s 10 Con-
!. Tic sradt'a1 wlth,tr.wnl Of MI o,,o.
National and 1ocal, Of less lqno,atn",; IS Fae5.
$.0' tho oa'1cclett mites to he rcl,.c, T., shha
"choin'hnt'onss 20 ns mt to Gase cut,tr,,'NseF
=. Tho cn'fIago Ut cnglts, half. .ona,o.
s'1asscs- cases III r!acu Of tho s,srlt.x. ~ anA
Dcraotno 'lodt'!e-cnRlc, lnsn whjc,. uenr," s''f.
ot1r gold bullion Ia INV converted ths al Of
iR to utilize dur gold as we'll rs s!!yrr he'
our colingn. 'us''ohin
L. Congress to bo naked to tcgtslote 10 s.
dco tho banks to kccp thur JeonI ""s 70 H.
coin f',steal Of Kree,tt'acks. N'e''es' II
4. Tho reserves, ,of gold md sI{,of tn t,.n
rry 10 hn increased Until there i, n d,,,sA sess+
gold and silver fur ivory greelbuck ojtnr ,a. y
ny tho Government. ''' l'see1
9. Tho Treasury to issue gold un,, .,,,o.
ttsloatcs upon tho ttcnoslt Ut bulln to .su ses'
being TINT flnw cxtattng between lin .,aaa '"ua
American 1u1nr nnd 9od, "''esta
0. Il now mint to bu erectct1 In the Gus ~,
fork fur tho accommodation of j,unnrto,s ne* =.
Foreign bullion, WIN are now wttho,, nrs,t "
taotl1ttes to conyprt tho same Into Atnss,nsr lsr
coin. '''ns6'ean
, 1880-12-01
] THE Pennsylvania C.tNltIEp IT FOR HAM

0-' -r'-''
COCK.
spstias Dtspateh to The cheoeo Tribune.
NEW YoIsK, Noy. :N.-'rhe Timex Newark
correspondent telegrnphs tonight son'e OF
tho fnsltlu history rclattys 10 tho manner In
which tho Stais ot Now Jersvy WIS carrled
for Hancock ut tho lat8 election, and whlcl,
shows tha power welded III politics III tint
State by n great corporation, Tho writer
eays:
Tho nouoy aud influence of tho Pennsylvania
ltoAl WIS wlvllea primarily nEaanst Alr. Potts,
Ind not directly aHalnst 0HrIioltl, Tho tHnr-
myers OF thAt cort,ortlion hnh no fcara th4tt Mr..
rutts' administration would bu hostile tu thpn,,
or TINT It wulllI bo utlfMtr. Their dread Was
TINT II would .ho fair a1,A independent, as.s.
what they wanted was 4 slibsory'oilt Executive,
-u'lo wllu Ind bcun their counsel. who 'lild lIo
rcIted upon to appoint such Judges and prs'so-
ulltlng Attnrnoys ia waltl tpghtcn tholr grip OF.
tho causts and who wuulA mover 'lascrt them In
my conflict With tho rights of thu people.
pnlMAnlLy,
thon, tho fight WAS NKtlnat Potts; but, as mat
tor Ut tnc, 1t tlefcatel arlie1t! Ns vol. week
befoFo eleatlon tho Nu1nucrats VI thu stutu
wcto ucn.ur.liztsl. .llsorxauIxod. disheart-
enct. and practically dcfcatcd. Tho
Atnroy f0rRcry gny0 thona sotA0 laFnt
c0ut7.Ko, but whuu tho wpr! WMs passt.l alonk
OH saturday tl.at tho Pennsylvania lioad WAS
Ecudy to rulnfoTcb than, tho Wuverlng lines rt.
ylyed Us by Il gatyanu sluck. The yntos n,4tlo
far tho neMncracy wore not onIy those par-
chnsed with the corruption fund sent into tho
Htato by tho rt,atl, together with thoso Ut their
7,UU EMPLOYEES
WHO woro bulld0xod py 1xprcas orders fron,
lhtlAdelphla, hut tho hundreds mor0 which wore
indlEeetly galnr1 by the fresh heart aud hope
whIch this timsly Aid brought to tho dcsiMir.
ipg. It carried tho State tos tho l!a..-
coek Electors. II New Jersey had becn tho
Btato to turn tno scalo, NJ 1t easfly u,tght have
hoeu, tho action OF tho ponnsylvHnia tallroad
:. would bare changed tho result aud male uau'
, 1880-12-01
EIDOGRAPuIE.

4 new PROCESS OF DECORATION.
Special DtspateA to Ths Chtcaoo Is1butA.
NEW yonK, Nov 30.-1n n largo room
III Dusch'a lIotcl at I1oboken NUM-
Der ot samples Of the, work dono by
means OF tho now inyontEon known
rs "eItE0grapllEc,o or plcture-Wrttfng, were
spread out yesterday, and exhibited to THE
'rHlnUSE correspondent by. A. i. Durthol,
tho representative of tho German Inventor III
this country. Eidographte is tho result Of
many years Of labor on tho part OF Prof. A.
+. Eckharlt, a German chemist, who per-
fccted his invention only n fuw months ago,
atlu las now established n large factory In
Nuremberg. The samples which were OK
i,tbltetl reached this country In tho Inst Cor
man steamer. Silken cushions, such rs lalles
l,avo boon accustomed to spend weeks III
cInbroltoring from sleslgnS In co!orcd silk,
are decorated elegantly by tho pencil Of
tito c1d0graplltst In 4 fuw hours, aud
tho work Is done III metal. which will not
wenr oft, ns tho silk Of embroidery loes.
Instead OF tho expensive stainel-glass win.
.tows uscti In churches, windows decorated
by the Ghlugruphic process cail bo employed,
procuclng very atmIlar effects, aud Mt coin
mruttyely nominal! cost. Wooden waro mn
bu eIlbo|llshctl by tho sanlo pruccss, rs cnn
papor, llotal, iyUry leather, wiro screens, mud
my solid surface. The designs being hi solid
luutalt aud tho brilliant uolurtilg Il component
part OF tho llUta1, tho decorative work Is
permanently tixett. alul wilt Inst rs long as
tl.o lnaturlal upon which 1t Is placed. Tho
"osker u. e'oos'"p'''o u Supp''c" NV" ="
i'"h'ooE VI
tENcitS: GoSrAlS1So s TUE AsrAI
when lsoI; Echna1us .as cuA1poulluea' a'u
l'a co'hpos't!oh VI Wnitn u MaS soGlut; !.
!iul" M lol1l' Eaeh l'aAc!1 holas " An'a VI u
sliAe1ene co4ort ah'l II IL s",u naAt uscry
KNOWN coioe eah w ploaaceu' III sAeaa!lples
cx''!nltea bY MI; 1ai1tno! 1nsfu a9o nos oniy
, 1880-12-01

underhnnl manipulation Of t1.a Legislature
they gotan "s"aE.tctt to tho wor.losllcc, In the
Inv, anil they HOW calI nil their offices "prIn.
clpn' offices" An Immigrant purchasing Ills
Ticket IN the Garden II clIargod sl1 to Gill
cugo or st. 1.onis, willis outside lilo price Is
hut $40. tho runner receiving 81 commission.
II, nil tho outside railroad olllces nrpcar signs
0rFEnlSu SiECtAr. RATES
to cn1ouisss for tho West. The Contmission-
crs are powerlcss to prevent this robbery.
Tho steamship companies a,Ml thu tnElr6ads
hive formed II rEng out Of which tho former
draws commissions which would maintain
tho board twice over.
, 1880-12-01

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"..h sa' t.' "ent's sn' ~ ~
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, 1880-12-01

so<etc. Df,pa,th to 1'hs Catcaoo TRIBUNE,
Nrw Yn1tx. Noy. 30.-1Vtntur wheat was
,uuch mrs confidently dealt In ara.tl. nj.
mnsl ,yln,,y IN thc specu,utlyo Interest. md
,ricre rolli,l yory shnrDty. uutuluy on flu
fnvnri,n nrndry umi nntinns nhunt ld1iM
crnta l,isl,el. tulI,lcnce,l IN 1,art by t.lo re-
uuwsd buoyo1,cy ruportctl fr0m lis Wcst.
Isxuors nu,rn.}ons w.,rc ,,r,,tn rn,,.lnc,, within
yrry ,mrrow limlts. Cuhln udyiccs townr,l t],o
rl,w, yrr,. mf rat,nr mira st.,o,lIncss Lntrl1,
t.,o nftarnnnn un,}rr rn,,nwe,t un,encv In
il,e offerings iii tho speculative llue, prices
yin!,led In optInus 1<Gel cent a b,,s,,el, but
hart.ntlrl tpwnrd tic close TO tho extent OF
Lffay< rr1,t u El,shpL Surfing wheat was VERY
tnij. but held hJg.1pr, us il IL scorcu here,
Salcs of M rctI were made ut 81 ,a0tG:
M, . r,d at 81. .:s,,<atl4,6. closing mt 81 1.sli6
,,sIrnd. in Snvrmj,rr nj IL. .a,1{0et. ..lif. tlIo
tatnst y, ii .ulf IN srtti,,ncnt. i0 t)err,nhor
'> NJ Ct .a,(uai :li%.. cjnstn. nt 81 mt. Ma Il
~d nt =, itrl 81. In st'.r,,1cr rrnd. nf Il io,<
49,. No., ~. ,.,,,,,,,.
eonS' oS ,i,,, nHu ;'.','ta,, ,:,, sa
~ e"ta 'no"ssn.5 .,..,,.t,. "sH t"t "t''
pottea to,tal' nM"'y npss"..1's sI1s, ~ W.. ~,
St!''so "' AYE een', ss,u'".y ',e ... nawt Ien,
ps"u'. u''s'''l', "s t"io' "s'"'s. '3n'.o W
, 1880-12-01


Special Dfspatth 10 The Chttaao Tribune.
NEW Yon1s, Nov. Jo.-The Eastern Field
Trials Cubs trials were continued to-tlay,
The wcnthcr prophets proved correctin thelt
propllcstes, rs the s!av was bright, md. with
tho salt sra breeze, thu atmosphere was
bracEng, md tho sport enjoyable. The nlt1'l-
her Of persons present was much greater
tEnn yesterday, rs inoro interest nttaeDs TO
tho agcd-puppy strikes than to tho nursery
stakes, md there will bo still moro to-rlor-
row, WHEN the all-age stukc will DO run. ns
t1lero arc many noted dogs here which
will competu III It. Tho puppy
stake, fur pointer anil setter puppies
under is Months old hnd SIX entries,-twu
pointers, thrce English settlers, md one Irish
setter,
THE FtttsT pl1lxE
WIS won by tllo retl Irish setter Chief, owned
BY Max Wenzlc, Of llobokels, n. j.; the Sec
ond prize by jersey Queen, bc1onging to 10
Dnnner, II wealthy suRnr ret1hcr OF New
York; tic third prize by tho pointer tlog
ljnron ct, ow,,ett by II. n. Livingston, Of New
York; md the fourth prEze by tho pointer
Belle, WHO won tho nursery stakes yesterday.
Owing TO her performance yesterday Belle
saltl lust ulght Us n fayottt III the pools, a,tt
tho winner sold In the field. The Judges
wcro tho satne rs yesterday. Tho birds were
quite numerous.
, 1880-12-01
GENERAL INTELLlGEN CE.

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l.al" Win tlo i,oaiht btooh toulo ol uao 4se"
Iefaoy eehtfal 1sallroha,
NEGOTIATIONS
wcre cnteretl into with tho Inter Cpmpnny
fur running the tr,lt,s OF tile baltimore IL
Ohio direct tn Jersey civ. 'rllesn uer0ttn.
tinra ,var,. ,.on,ntctni n f.w ,iova ovt, n,nl
t'',..,,s.ar t,,,,., Lii L. f,," .rro,'1 |
IT,. 49,, .,t. ,,'.s ~ w. H' 1,si.s
A'ses 's"n" ."'o wy ~ n'o "cs''-sho lHa's'-
injury ~ o''o Hi'a t''o ielt'sss''.la py Jug
mil tho ERIC by tho northern route.
Tho baltimore g. Ohio will run
three trains duly, beginning tomorrow.
'rhe H. I'll, trkin will HI. ttl3 frstest eyer rttt,
hot,ypnn this cItv nnd Cincinnati n,uf ST.
I.u,fu II lnovaa t,ra an tour fufnr +t,,r tt,o
tru,us III, t,,a o.i,or t;,,ae n,',l roa,,,as
'.. 1,I."s ~ Ill, =. - ".. I..s' ~. .'1
5!."t e"!I7 ~ ss'' 1","o io.tt 10 14to
"snets'-s1hss""a'1 ~ "eiosh 1As mex,
evening" ~. LOUIS NJ . oc!ocK l!lo sccoh'!
, 1880-12-01
Bwindling Operations Of the Falao
Lord Maurice La Poer Dsresford,
Arrested Yesterday.
How tho Railroad King Gets nh
Extra H:s Ont Of tho
Immigrant.
Fraud Circular -Harwood'a Mourners'-
Dogs-Eilographie- -slade-
Gothamitoms.
WHEELS OF COMMERCE.


NEW YonK, Noy. 80.-An active md cx-
cited speculation was recarttetl to-tlay, altd
there was considerable colnlnot1or III sIrct,-
lntlve circles. Where tic butl was 80 nr0sn1-
nei,t few days ags', the bear to-day ns"spcd
his plaec, antl assumed clnrgc 0f affairs
thgt Is to say, 1le soil stncks right null left,
and Induced fnn,,y TO f0llow his cxRmpsc OFT
tic scoro of prndence. The market opened
higher tliau 1t clns1M yeaserlaS far Read
tng, q higher for Northern Pacific common,
Il for Canada Southern, anil y for North
western common, Northern l'acIflc preferred
and Nashville d Chattanooga. Tho re-
naindcr Of the list wns }1G11& lower, lilo lat
ter Jersey Central ns7I Lake Eric IL Western,
During tho first fifteen minutes the general
list declined A@'G, hut
1,EFonE THE F1lssT noAnn,
tho whole market hegan 10 advance, nnt, by
II o'clock, prices llatl risen t(G1sM. tllo latter
Northwestern cnn'lnon. ~ a!,tl: Nashville q
advanced TX, D0laWafeJ :I0ektlWalliln IL
Western, Jersey Central. antl milwaukee, d
st. Pnnl, and Wabash preferred II ench !;
Lake Shore, Er1u s. Western, TX; Union
Pacific md Iron Mountain eneh: Delaware
.S Hudson .Cannl and New York Central Il
eacl,; Erie & Ontario n,ai Western, q earh:
Lake Shore, knl.sas Il Texus, ntld Hunibal d.
st. Joseph common Il encll. FROM II o'clock
until about nom there WIS alt0tllor
decline OF t{MaA, tile hitler Western
Union Telegraph. Denyor Il Rio Gratle tt,-
ctineh q, Nastlyillo H. ,ChattnnnDRa ~;
Northwestern common mil ,.Nortflerti' l'ncifip
preferred ~ each; Jersey Cuntral md OMtg-
riu g. Western e encis; unton pncittu ind
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati IL 1Ntltan-
npnits / cnch. Burlington /; Quincy ad-
vnlccd = slnco tho 0pe1Iil.g.
on THE SECOND CALL
the ,naskct %as weaker ntlll lower. For tho
first time sluce tho ,nniley MnrIsct Grculle
stringent was theru prt.Ssnru. Ut stncks fnr
cash In tho stuck smarbct., ptatn lotlt,s OF
money wcro tn0,lo afler o'clock at u Ut |
per cent pr tlay, aud storks snl.l for c,lst ut
2d31! bclow tlle prices pattl for them, "buy.
er +" to "L,tyer 10" Under tito offerings
OF stouks BY wenk holders prices
fell ]l@3,94. Western Union rele
grAph to fD15; Union pacltlc te
R15; Milwaukee Il st. l'nul 10 lo59E; lrol
A1ountaih to 47e{; Northwestern to la7
Northern 1'aett|e to WI aiitl E3l; Lake Shnt
to l29'l: Michigan Cel,lr,l tn IT.; Nov Yurl
Central IL 1i016; Delaware, I.ackuwallna 4
Western to l0l1@; Delaware II Hudson II
Ssek; Jersey Central to il: Erie tn 4at{; Va
b.sl, to Il mud 7'}l; Chattanooga 10 II; Call
n.la Southern to ~; Atlantic Il Pacific Tulc
graph to u.
YIEI: slncKa. WHICH wERE COMPARATIVE
Ly QUIET AND STEADY.
mt with II slight decline. wero Now Yurt
Central. Lnku Sl,arc, Michigan Central. NH
Delaware IL llntas0n. l.atGr tho w(st,lU ,lAE
kct bpcpalIn .lepresse.t anA heavy; tho tirang
ers referred to being tho 0nly stocks whtcl
received my S1tpl,Drt WIlnteycr OF bfgnitf
, 1880-12-01
HARDWOOD,
a FINANCIAL FuSt.IsAt~

u F3NstNEENI4 FVNTsllAEN
9psetal DisPatth to 1As Chtt49a Tribune.
NEw Yul.K, my, :0.-1'he Enstorn credit
'lt0rs Ut tho McsSrs. n. u. lIaswn0A j. Co., Of
Minneapolis. MInn., to tho number OF nb0ut
100, met this uftcriuMll ut tho wholesale
house OF tho Mcssrs Whttniun Il Phelps, fur
tho purpose Ut further examining Into thu
atEairs Vt the Western lry'ganals concern
Whose suspension was announced sYlae twQ