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Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-06-17

Arthur's nomination was INSIDE unanimous.
COnyenlion adjourned sISE DIE at 1880 pm.
From the above vote, It shows that the
wish aud will ofthe Republican party has
been transferred to q band OF ~pickpockets;
who went 10 Chicago for the svowed pur-
pose of picking the pockets OF Grant and
Blaine; Grants veterans we're old soldiers
aud couldn't be picked worth a cent; but the
l76 skaters finally found the way into BlAine's
ranks and made a general havoc on all eE-
cept AZ. To add Grants 500 ana Blaine's 27e
delegates together will show $50 10 favor Of
these two men; the idea Of l75 discontents
and pick pockets to go into a convention and
scalp 6S2 delegates and force Garfield on the
whole party is 8 little more Than the solid
yeomaury of the country will submit TO at
the November election, provided an accepta.
BILE man, be presented ct the Cincinnati Con-
YentiOn.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-06-17

Gen. Mitchell has been for the last three
weeks 10 ST. Clair county, looking after the
mob that took the men out of that
county and hung them. OF course he en-
countered many difficulties in getting at the
guilty parties, but finally succeeded 10 seeur-
ing three of them, Hiram Curry, D csture
Crime and Jack Barker, and placing them
in Jail TO be tried for murder. The grand
jury OF st. Clair county refused 10 indiet the
men named, but Gen. M,tchell had the fore.
man OF the jury 70 certify to the Circuit
Judge, the evidence submitted to The grand
jury against them, and upon that the Judge
ordered the cases TO Henry county, to be
tried there. The prisoners were accordingly
sent 10 Clinton, but Gen. Mitchell hearing
that the jail OF that county was not safe,
stated the fact 10 the Mdge, who ordered
them 10 Sedalia, to be safely kept 80 the Jail
OF Peltls county, until they are needed for
trial Ia Henry county. There are others i'm
plieated Ia the mob who are still at large,
but an adjourned term OF the st. Clair Cir
cult Court will be held In a short time,
when he will again be upon the scene Of 40
ton, and have all the guilty parties brought
10 justice II pc Hble. The chlsi difficulty Ia
the way Of getting up these cases was found
in the fear of the mob by some, and Of sym
palhy with them on the part OF othsrS. The
arrest Of the mob will, howe yer, hsve the
effect TO rsassure the community and make
the prosecution less difficult hereafter than
II has been 20 far. Gen. Mitchell win leave
no stone unturned to vindicate the law aud
restore q feeling of security against mob law
In that county. No man IN the State is bet
ter fitted for such 8 task, for be understands
biz business as a lawyer, and has the moral
and physical courage to discharge his duty
in tho face Of any opposition.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-06-17

Mafyisad, Stpt, 2 ts7s.-Lssi tisGly se rwi frefn 49, .
baI ~ ycur feHirdf. fuf stt ~ eF cutioaser, aud u ist nAts
apsffsst euft 81 btu, We bsvs aussAsF esst0hsr no~ ssdss-
Ind N TIE saHss was, ss wtsh - return nistl ve No , boa.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-06-17
Chicago Convention.

The official vote OF the Chicago Conven'
ton from the 33rd to SO bsliot for Presidents
39rd. Grant 800, Blaine 90, scattering l76i
oath. Grant sl2. Blame 276, scattering III
s5th. Grant sl3, Blaine 257, scattering 1885,
18th. Grant 800, Blaine ~, Garfield 800,
scattering IL.
Convention called to order at 0 .. m.
The following Is the vote for
VICE PRESIDENT.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-06-17
HOtics to Holders Of Warrants on Internal
LmnrNHemant Pund.

There has been money set apart for the
payment OF the following warrants to.wil;
DATkD s o.. 1879.
Warrant No. 1853 Ia name james Johnston for
$40 90
W.rrsut No. 157 in name James Johnston for
$40 O0.
Warr.nt No. 165 in name James Johnston
for So 90.
Warrant No. l67 lnname james Johnston for
$500.
Warrant No. 1859 In name James Johnston fol
5 600.
DATED JUNE 20 1879.
Warrant No. 2J2 Ia name james Johnston for
$40 90.
warrant No. 2u In name James Johnston for
$500. 10.
Warrant No. 2O5 in name James Johnston fer
S3S 6S.
Warrant No. 200 Ia name $. II. Soma for
$1,000.
NOV. IL, 1873.
Also the allowing warrant on Road and
Canal fund warrant No. $50 ia favor Of w.
T.. Harrison for $40 %.
JAMES II. ToDD.
Treasurer OF NJ n, r o., Mo.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-06-17

THE State Teachers Association, has orr
thanks and obligationS. for an invitation to
attend their 10th annual session at Columbia
the %, %, "a and 25lh of juno 1880.
The o%flcers use the following language:
Let US all go to Columbia, as sacred
duty to the cause of Education in the State,
to get inspiration for future effort in our pro.
f%ession, and IS q delighttul recreation in com.
munion with our brethren, at the close Of
our years hard labor.
Urge School Officers, friends OF Schools,
and other.T Teachers to attend.
Ask the newspaper men near you to pub
lish the programme, and also personally to
attend the meeting.
Yours, for the cause,
N. j. Morrison, r. s. T. A.
Drury College, Springfield, Mo, Junes, 80
Railroad fare rates.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-06-17
TIGHTENING, FIRE, TORNADO.
INSURE roun AoArs'r DANCER

The German Insurance Company Of Free.
post, H., was established IN 1865 and Is rated
as'one Of ihe best Insurance Companies IN
risks, thereby making Il more safe for the far
mer, there can be DO doubt as to their salty
and soundness and es their premiums are 80
light no farmer or persons owning property
can afford TO carry their own risks, neither
should they, when they can get Insured with
= company who are ample able and reliable,
and do adjust their losses promptly.
r. YER BRrcK has been appointed as lheir
agent TOT 3. w. Missouri and having Q large
experience in. the badness will write up your
application ut time. Give him q call on In
surance. ni7-tf.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-06-17
4th o. IaIv, laaO-IsHsraaa OIty, No.

The patriotic people OF Cole county intend
having a grand celebration Of the 4h OF July
on Monday the 5lh-Arttllary, and al Militia
ry Companies will have agrsnd turn ont;
Bands Of music aud 3 BALLOoE assertion.
Everybody Ia the surrounding country are
invited 10 be- present aud participate. Wny
can't The Millerltes muster q few Brlgades
TO storm the capital city ard give the p O.
pie Of Cole some Usage Valley patFiOtiami
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-06-17

u.sssr' r.. ~ ~ "ft.., ~, y M. sfssis loeb,
tst q ths fasidits, Ths rthsut % whsn, I have usej aio,t Of
ens boz, 10 sA4iloa - a maple hos, 10 hE rssofsnHg. lsi I
ihiak sasthsF viii 81 hn Al EEhL
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-06-17
new RICH BLOOD!

fsrsens' PuFgagiye rtiIs make ssv Ri,h
Blood, and viii completely change the blood IN he
entfe systom IN three moulhe. Any pcsaOn gho viii
take pm each pleht from TO " weeks NAV be ~
stored 70 SOUND hculsh. ~ such a thing hs possibIS-
20 81 Z boz, . cts. '"p'-
!. SouSsok a Co. bangor, Ne.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-06-17
Notice.

ULMoN's RmdE, MO-, JUNE IL, 1880.
Editor BANBER:--Please insert and con-
tinue the following:
There will be q mas meeting of the DEM
ocratic party OF Miller county at. the Court
House in Tuscumbia on Saturday the 10th
OF July, 1880, for the purpose OF selecting
delegates to the Democratic State and Con-
gressIoDal Conventions to be held at Jeffer-
son City on the 2lst Of July and 18Th August,
1850.
HIRAM REID,
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-06-17

Wet ffr,hs, Asr ,, ie7s.-t Fsesivtd yeuf ~,sistins. snl
tbs'vss q h, sa.si NE, feF rhsh , ~ SssT hsntiet. IN.
tieset please da q, hr Whfeh plsate ssna Bs ansthsr boz
fNq, D Zoe a apsud. los hass asas = gfsu th,as hf ne. I
All sad ysu al ne krifrs eab.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-06-17
HIRAM REID,
Chairman Co. Elk Com.

Hon. John F. Philips, NJ. @. has our obli-
cations for the speech delivered LIST June in
House Representatives on the American
Tariff. 1t has the true ring OF Democracy
OF old times, "Free trade and Sailors rights"
we will make extracts from it in some future
issue.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-06-17
sl.,:.I s ~ IA S.. e; s I! iS / las !

Liesslteifcd tesftnsonB 20 fhe EglcaeD Of
(rois Leffess rccelred lsroal P~nsroHss
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-06-17

lawa, Oct. ieh. SD ~ almasi tafrftsd ~ feuf Pee
titles. ThsY base uefksd The > sAsin 90 ne. an Ie.I
tsirq afnach u ansn a. I ats bshHr tatag. eHt On the
verge q BE gave, 7 thnuEht asi Tiers VA b tore ~ Hs,
Bat nav ! tu 10 Ed hgEes d Z snss
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-06-17
RUPTURE CURED

Skft week in Your own town. Terms and
" So outfit free. Address II. BALLET & Co.
Portland, Maine.
, 1880-10-14
UY TEL EGltAp1T,
a.rATH DE TilAfsE

Spfttai Dttpatch 10 The Ehttaro 7rthunt.
New Y0RK, Oct. l3.-Tho Public says: "The
exchanges for tho pust weak show no increase
til tho itEBrcgnte In comparison with tho eurrc-
spending week last year, md Nvo cities report
lossea,-New York, Philadelphia, baltimore, sNn
TrnncIsco, ind milwaukee,. Yet tho.ngerexnte
outside OF Now York-$2sit BIT .lh5-hns not benn
etllncI since tho 1lrst week IN May, when tho
amount wis $.d0, 80 SIT. The exchanges during
tho first weeks Of JNnuary. FebrHnry, arld
Atnrct, outside Of Now York, wore little nrgor
than thoso Of lust week, hut thcro bus been 10
Krcat II lcolno In prices that probably tho puy-
iIionts lnnslo during tho llrSt week 0f October
ruprcscnt transfers OF greater qnnt,tkty OF
products In tho otllor cities excepting Now York
thar wins over pnl.l for ulorc IN my wcok be-
furU. Tho transactions for tho first week In
October Inst ycnr wcro extraordinarily lurgc,
having never been surpassed up to that time,
wo buIlcyc outside Of this city. lINt tho high
water marks Of lust year nro getting covcrcl
mouth nftor month, antl tho BhrlnkaKo In prices
fails to prevent m inuroase In the volume Of
business Mt utmost cvury city. Tha following
shows tho amount Of exchanges Mt saM Fr,n-
cisco for tho week ending Oct. : and at tho other
cities for tho week cnllnE Oct, 0;
, 1880-10-14

The Hunk Ut France Inns parted III tho Inst
tws, or three days with t!o,tUo.OB tf Hull.
Tic ilnrOrtatlons list month IF HDo!s nnrl
spcGto nj Now York nEu tho heaviest 0f any prc-
ri.h,a month on record, knve September, Ia1D,
wbslo tho export total hna keen ctii,nc,l Int
Dnco,-n juno OF tho 'currGnt yenr. McschAn-
disc exports exceed Imports OF merchandise hy
f2,A;60th,-a circumstance TINT has not occurred
Alnrc Octnbcr, 1870. Thu alpcts tfntN,rtattona
Wcrc StB CAi. .Ss5h In GxGcsA nf ehinncnts- During
tho ntno months since .INn. liirrc Inns been 6.
totnl importation Of siU2,tea..1l m ngainst TX.
ports Of t313,Its,ata. or this cxcc8s over OK.
ports. s27,Gs3.C1 Is In specie ami s0D,4l9,7oa
III merchandise During tho corresponding
period lust year tho outward ,nnvctncnt
ur merchandise wAs El7,:I0.o0l nhcad Ut
lmpnrlnuons. The. tmportatinns fnr tho
r,ast ntno mouths nro tho heaviest on record.
rl,ey were RYhlnst <21S 0nl,1 10 in tho
sane tlina IN 1919. This t'!nss Il gain Of fl.l,-
000d00 IN Thu imports nt New York oyer tho cur.
responding nine mouths ur last yul.r, Tho lnrg-
est prcvfo's totnl vas III 1877, When thu Imports
fur nlnc MONTHS were <:ND,..x! 01I. Thr tntnl
baIanco Of tta.te IN favnr Of this country for
thu oJpf,t months cnlihR August u amounted IN
81 h,s}, ,M)f This was Increased nlh,t $1,000, ,0D
In September rGcknnny ttt business ut MI tho
purts). making xS,tu0.0n In our fuvnr up 10 tho
lit of Ocsdl'pr. This, pwny 10 tho Kreht it,
crcnse In tho Imports. ts nearly $H0 O00,QU lesH
tban tho bnlnncc ot tfaia IN fnvor Of this cot,n-
try for tito corresponding period Uf Inst year.
Chicago bunk clearinHs werp $G,1tO,000. Cur
rcnoy shipments 10 tbs country arc incroRstnH.
and tho Chicago bnnks nro obtaining guild and
currency fruM New York. New Yurk exchange
was weak between buMks ut s1.oO per Il, ,0o0 dis
count. Loans werp moderately actiyo at 4Q5
per cont oil call and c6ST per cent Uh ffmc.
Local sales Of securities included Jacksonville
l. Houthonstsrn lln,lrt,al GDnds at 1O0. On the
(h{cntf1 t3nurf1 In rtff al
, 1880-10-14
Wall Street 1nterprets the Elections
for the Business Community.
Tie 4.pcr-Ccnts Appraised SIS, ,000,O 600
lllgller-A boom In Stocks.
Heavy Shipments of Currency to the 0oun-
try-Poreigu Exchange
Tho Produce Narkcis Less Active, but Stcadiei
An Easier Tone In Provisions.
Breadtutls Generally firmtr, anil Wheat Closed
Strong, Ia Sympathy with Stocks.
FINANCIAL.

tu t,,o ,,,,1st ~ l,ru,oruicnfct e.ettnr,nt,f at
.,,., s,,,L Exchu nor wn1t .trcnt vc.frr,lov r,tt
~ ir,nrnrnt.tio, ~, Mn rca,tt or ,hn u1ccftn,s
M, sronc wns ouc rnrrv narnllcled oyc,, In ti1nt
mcrcur1nl market. Tbn iynif,yl stntcn An wcrp
nnvmnrr1 rnnt.. In mn ,,uv thnir yel,,o was
rnh,,nrcfl ei5MN. mo-. and TINT uf tho AKA uoarly
SiJINtIu Tim put,lio ,,sl,t IN short. un,ns oimut
s.sltyalMu In yuup. Tho ,,uv opontn1 with n
Iu1 nr nrJcra tn h,v ut,,nks tirau.n ctjona ,vero
In huge bucks Of thousands Ut st,arcs. A great
'nhhy oraefs eoul! l'ot ~ execu1ed, as INC stoek
bu,. That tim Western tJninn 1olcarauh Com
t,any fl this city received moro stock mCssnEes
s1n t1utr 1nuf
e.m ~ ~, ~ "s y. .uu h.I"s .s. ...ras ~ a~a
i' 1ne htsL 'i"o,a,on .. '.a
st'.h,. ~ r....., .s"v, ~ .,.,, ..:, ~.
, 1880-10-14

snmuti x n =, cor ~ t;iarinda = a;ylii Il
iInted Srrt: = "a. II. md II. u. Huntington
VI IHHHr3 hNlEjs., MI
knETu Of CIrY limits WITHIN 4 ItAGIfEA " SEVEN
'NDLEH W THE CUuRT.iInrAE.
Hyde rark nv. no n nt Fn!ty.nlnth lsGi1
tcs,Icrht /" H. " i1dsst. azs
!rtx HI! IT, .inted Hct Edward o. 1lnntor to
Nshsa;; ~. tamn a. ni;1yo ;jatcd fJsI ill.,.
MI i. T. itnci@,d 10 Edsnts T. iiMniar}..... am
Whn.Enrtft nv, 57j II n Of Fnrty-th1rd 1t, 4
2ixitaf n. dated Oct. civilian II. Palmer -
~ Jenn,s MCt3lntfl. t0
WEST UF CITY tINiTs WITHIN \ NAtt'a " sEVEN
NILkA uY TttK c0EKf-EtbUHk.
Carroll nv. 5G.4 Il y Of West rty.thed st.nf,
p II to hliey. La1Hd Ncpt. Is fWeat Chicago
Iund company 10 Edward SOAnl.s........ = ~
, 1880-10-14
REAL ESTATE.


THO following instruments were filed for rec
ORD wednesday,, ott. III:
CRY PROPERTY,
West Fourteenth ii, ii ii uf NuMberry avn
5aaa ;,al 4; .9tsa sups 1o,,n = Sorf',p ,m
Dislsion i, = twaf La5r%Ias. j + 2xI!9iI
1U
NUrtI siay Il, iii II ii EGca;u AZ, v I, Il ftto
STs,,!sf 4 4, .'!S II u;; ;y ~: m
f.aI III II, it.prnvesI. Ga.eti sct. tW. Il. lioi:
st"T Y 2ssI s y IL II H lin en- m id '
IT. t,IfM,i tjct. n ihimsisr Ii tiincnry 10 i. i,
Is5, .'a, y 4 HI Il # f. E;s:c T. ;.:i
assSa a.sS 1a's ~ tnu ashaesa.u ~ "s'o I'm
1nt.'a ssa ". ii il II I ~
aas j. iaTTtavtons. HstT @ T. 10
nstIMr Fl = II r !, ~ sI'irt HS,nI IL T. sSr e~
4'I;I IL Il, susei uSl, Il thiGaft Cra,lo to fsank
,v!.a v!.a1,aSS,s .':;;::st i.
"anIsi ijst' INV ii. jiuwjSI,f IL Arnojd 1ieap| TO
Wiley a " X sbtt ;irs!; # M.JSta y Jya
~ t%tsEaS'iini nsP~ st''astet v >'"..! III,
aa, ~ -. sini III ii s''
, 1880-10-14

Eric second 6s opened ut Dl anil closed at Uies.
In rniiro'l bonds In New York on Monday
n faIr lcRreo of activity prevailed, with ErIo
seconds, Indiana, bloomington l. Wcatorn In
eotncs, and G., e. 4 !. 9. supplementary ltsts
nt.St prominent III tho deaEluhB; Eric consoll-
dated secUnda advanced fr,ln S0A to COX, and
reacted to SUE; do funded ia rose from 81 10 rs;
Indianapolis, bloomington l. Western incomes
sold UP fr0ln t. to u, and csosoA ut 62tf BID; do
tlrsts advanced from 7T.i TO 7s; G., G. & !, G.
supplementary fFsts roso from Qial To 9aA, and
reacted to D53S, with final sAses at 03Hj UostOn,
Hartford i Eric fllsts advanced from 8SH
to r0A; Eric gold c0nsols FROM 120H 10 III;
do tncornua from u tu Il; Kansas L ToxaB
seconds from 6l to 0lhs Naghvlllu & ChattAn00-
ia irsts from 1l0A 10 III; Ohio Central !itsts
rrotu p5k to 10; itolRo, Wnturtown y Ogdons-
burg consolidated tr6ls from SIX to 7tH; md
Wabush ilrats from 1lon TO III: Dcnyor + lilo
Granl0 fjrats declined from 10S4i to 108; Dpln-
waru & Iiudsot1s Of '0l IRON l10E to l0U.t; Now
York Elevated i'rsts fram liz to il1h; Peoria,
Decatur e. Evansville Incomes from nv to a.;
and TexAx Pacific land. grant lIcomos from W to
67h.
Government bonds were strong and active. AZ
tho opening In Chicago thu ptRtrict Ut Columhia
aBss werD wv and VIZ tho United 6tates 10,
lO7A md l1sk; the AS, lGSA and l0DAi tho Is,
HEX and iosH; md ". 1OsG and l04N. AZ tho
second uoaru the II tI Chlcugo udvancod 10 l08A
bid and ia asked. md tho +ks 70 l09n bid Rnd
l00E nsked.
ForolHn exchange wus strony, owing TO o scar
city Of hills, sterllnK posted rltcs were 4ss md
4Bi.5. nankors actll4l rates wero 4Elh for Go-
duy b!l.a and 4S1A for demand. For G0-tay coni'
merclal bilIa for prompt delivery this mouth
+7sk0t7yh WINS tho market rate. Posted Eatos
for Paris were Us sixty dnya and 6s.h for si0ht
Ssxty-aay commercial bills, pFompt delivery
w0re k:9S; for delivery, three wccks, SAdsbsoas
For commercial W-day blls, prolnpt delivery
on lIavru and alarsollles, 6W was paid; b3ohQs
6pl three weeks' delivery. 6ixty-day cotntnus.
vial hills Oh Autw0rp, doityofuble prompt, wsre
E0*; threc wcakh, Sth. Buukers' hills On Ger
many were 0sH for s,xtylays and9 d9.stl0lH for DO
Mandt 8ixty-day commercial bills, prompt, Q1!<
GlU3N, aud for thseo wpukst delivery, E3h&b3J3:
liunkprs Kutldegs Oh Holland were J94s Tor sixts
days and " Tor demand; sixty.daya commercial
woro 8aAG:Oi. Austrian lorius, llA1 Norway
Sweden, and Denmark, S75f.
, 1880-10-14

market for this mont, ruled relatively strong Pork
VIA nut much vnhtcd. but ts Oct1lcr denI was held
up III former Ixure., and thnt sneta!nod Tho lon1er
futures. Nests littln wnnted Tho operators In
the provision circle seemed too much Interested In
tho rsault OF the elections to permit Of nctyo trnd-
lnK.
MEss rOnK--Det1lned ntont 30 pnr hrT. and eloaeh
7,9r !"wcr ten IHw' thnn tho ntnsonx "yHnlnF n
sE Navenll!er md sI2:Naii!0A eonr innuary; shtr.
%,t s1 III Fas Taro SIrtS9 II 19 9 IT. s"J"r
3Gor # sla2,; Msl hs. seller Eovctnber n ~ VA
a1to bria seller ianury nj at2HbsllI5. T0tnl M751
ttDs. = -
lAM1,-noelinc!! 7.asc per IN lhr md clo.ed eaaY
A. 33s st,t pr seller lcheF. IT, tts4Hl1H scl1cF fu-
ycmhcr; auh t7.:f.sestN tcrr InnaarY: sales wcre
keiter Nnren,har al GsiTdatSi!. 171 tca aoiGr tho
year Mt t1. s{taIi! hhd hAU tta epI1er January nt
f..F14tsAlnhf. Tntnt, isXG lr.. -
MtATH-Snics Hprp tppiIrlrft Of trO lis nnR clears
q Shc az " e. In! md s!tt e!sass ns sli4 es!ler
sles.;' sse1 I N",Hes5 @ at t;25' ;a,n1 IT, sno5s
ssI,es !sn.;sry: ~ L! 40 scsf No,umeef
eH.!sr being nGont e nxes m tneal tusnrss ts lt;to
i3 ba ad vnncu noasa Irircs for tho lending ct!ta
q meats wore about ~ follows At octcx for pafty.
turuN lots:
, 1880-10-14

Bullion rucclpta hero today from tho tnihcs.
$ll.txj,
The Centennial Mine, In tho 0lohc District,
ArxUn!. Is now producing 81 800 10 S..WM duly,
with snlnll forco, The orc averages 3lO0 to
&0N per ton.
ABslys Of ORC from new developments IN ltol,
inson Consolidated givu :N0 nlNccs of silver per
ton.
Tho Cnaycrns Wntcr l. Mining Company, or
gnntxGtl to-tlny. nbsnrDs tho 0t Cn!nyetsts EoM.-
rNny. tho l!OStun Hydraulic Company, Mud tho
Union Water Company.
1tOHTOS.
5ptetdl Utspdtc's to Ths Chtcago Tribune.
ilt,HTUS. Oct. 13.-Tho mining sticks wore
fairly nctivc atlt steny. Silver lslet led tho list
with I'm nlyatce az H.: l@wnbc snd nt 1874,
nut III tho islMl tl,s nlvAilcGtl to l1!s: IIurtn
wins quoted ~ 6Asnnd Etnptro NJ W andtah
sAlea ull b!si.
ID tha IFtsttr,t Assoeiatei I'rtts.
.NORTnx, Oct. 1h-MlnIn9 HtaA!ks clnscl:
AlI9Mss Ind Msiss IL G",er. ss ,5
tatnllM. ....+....."... !H|9ntnry
Fr.iItlil. ,...,...,.. I'm Silver lsl0t............
. SAN FItANClsCtl.
SAN FIkANCICtl, Oct. 1..-GOltlcn Terra de-
cllrcs dividend Of ii ccnts.
, 1880-10-14

.. Special rt,0ateA to TIE Chicago 7rsbunt.
MosTny. M Mass:. H. yet. GkmTlo TIL y t,.,ney mnrket
cnl elrccs, L,.sni on the result Of tGo tjctoncr
elections. Stocks were up. nna evsrytxnly was
hMpry excspt tho tlctnoefats. Al the Elcaring-
str.,nRer It e; to 30 cents ~ siHD. nt,o gen
e 1sst xses ess s snf sni The s Saos FEC
fI,5sS,Af.
uoyrrncnt bonds wero strong and active,
ItG1is: per ccilt nmi tho ater lsieti,i per erni.
Tag @ stuck market MR. rs.po1'oa to ti.e act,ylty IN
" s an IL ,a ~ s esn aHss ates un asi sfts
Il! to.siay. and aof tlSwn to IL. Chic,,so. l!ur-
IL; ChIcnso Western Michigan Wis ; t'I nr mn n
MY, with 70 bid: Flint sales nt ,!Nlip!i,
win u hid: Fnrt xentt enlnt,'ot, wns quoted
as 20 pa and 60 nsks; t'o %sk
sso'i1r' H. a nav ~ 3arS !SsxeG Ssw Es rfHes,a s"i
as hsi y. " 4o!i. with 't I'D: Among th9 home
Old Cnlony, 4: Eastcrr was 1t 81 b!.l. md u
suiall saio ot litchburg WIS na''c vt 1ss: Hart
* S ss & { S Edss s II a "a soso ss 9tscs Vt to
@ n@!'ss az i!eM aex siss @ I'D NV NV
Tie transactions ii tlie land stucks were small,
Dut Showed Il slight Improvement.
10 the tFtsttrfi .issoet4ied lartst.
1losrOS, Oct. B-Stocks closed:
htes%n A. h , Il r. IsiH, la .n1 ~
r. i. fssS ssS an; tiMi tH,isS ls9i fad
i."st"n q. \ Erio t.. E t.itte insk H. r.. A.s
Enstrfti IL, Il. iL3*.... ~ n. J. n Engnnt... ~
kMa. City IAwtr IH.. vi tlsdbtG X |. Z. nIu..,. sl
N;;;ty st i; II r. r., s,n1n
%Sx&S SlS E,s!and M I! s9 t;ut!nnd Isstoffs. j..
PGsKIGN.
LONDON, Oct. lI-Cnnsnls. Da4; nccount,
0a5-lf; new 81. 1tsia;: HIS. 1l..f: 4s lI1E.
1flinois CGntrsl. llD.i: Pennsylvania Central,
Gl3i; New York Central. 1871; Eric, AN; see.
0ntls. WI; Tending lH7a.
AtliuiilIt uf bullion uonH In. E.Dn000.
tilt Ia rOlfEhly nstlnlNtetl Tint tho bank Of
Frlncc. within the lust three ur fur tnys,
partel with aho'st 42,M$loW IN voll. rhts slin-
Ui,itcd sintcs "n Gcr,ila,s or English nccant. '
Or pDl1 sent Into tho hank OF EnRlnnd yester.
t'ny, The sslIn Of $st'. '.1Ml wNs French cola uItl-
mntey destined IL tho United Sttltus.
PAIls, Oct. 13-lscuteA, Eff tJc.
, 1880-10-14
Outside New yofk...... !idl,7,l55 1l9,GfrsilN II

sliccraa4l.
"Tho decsoaso at Now York Ia duo to tho faot
that slloa 0f stock were small Inst wcok md OK
truordlnarlly large ycur ug0. Tho dGt,tlsu Ut
baltimore, Philadelphia, aud Mllwaukco. how
over, has no satisfactory explanation, Ansl, X
continued, would lAdicntG BoInp lilEntnution In
business at those points. At most 1T tho othor
otles tho incrcAso Is largo, and tho HRin III
Lowell, Cincinnati, H. Lt,uis, PittsburR, md
Cleveland ghows TINT tho manufacturing tnlUr-
csts nro not suffering. Tho same dccronso In
transactions may bo expected during tho rest Of
October md tho first pArt Ut November, TN no.
count OF the pollttual cxoltemont, which will
divert tho attention Of tnuny from business"
10 tha 1tTstern hstoetatsd Prsss.
New York, Oct. M.--Oovcsnnents strong and
active, especially for 4,:s aud 4s. the formor id
vamctng II IN X, and tho Inter II to M,
Thrr0 was Mtl enormous blsnuss 1T rt!lrond
bntls ut atro!tH, aud ~ n!any nsln,lcea bl0yntit
prices. Dcal!n4s ~ tho Eric ltlt,lor tss,lcs wero
sos sissng from g5.; IL 5s. al funded IS from
s,A 70 Aai; The tssnes T. the southwestern
Htate sectritlos w0ro struHE.
h,vhsr. shs !a.tss il Eor.h~sstcISa p!ssSsss'.
latter In Union Pacific, but during tho afiOr..
prices ativnneud stca.iy 10 tiiY coto, ttnal sales
showing an Improvement ranAtuE from Il to 3h,
nKPf n Pac sasos ~ s@ ssS M9sfs U
llva!lnys were woii dlstrlsn.tel. ana Vrpat ~
zunu WA quito active md gtrorR, tho iinrrovu-
Munt being basctl upon the recoipt of intosma.
asa S sse @ a II tho
Spwari movement is predicted III shis stock:
U.s. Sssx was.6 Y ss; Sssiswtss, S'1S' sd; 81.
Transactions WDr0 Ell iau gharo9:
, 1880-10-14
COMMERCIAL.

The following were tho receipts and shipments
of tho lending articles Of produce III this city
during tho twenty-fourho hours ending at o'clock
Wednesday, morning ind for tho corresponding
lint. Inst rcnr.