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The Portland daily press., 1880-01-03
The Story Of the Fountain and the
Shepherd.

o~-O
Shepherd.
Licidas had not always been a shepherd.
He was the sou of chief among the tribes
of Klamath, and in his youth had been ac-
customed to be served and honored. The
onsets of Syrian warriors had weakened and
finally conquered his Tribe, and Licidas had
been brought away into captivity. That
from early habitudes he knew well the mys-
teries of focks and herds was the only rea-
son that he had not been condemned to a
more mental office than the keeping of his
masters focks, and to this knowledge he
owed shepherd leisure in which to mourn
upon his reed pipe, his youthful companions.
his native plains, and her-the idol of his
young eyes-the golden-haired Nereda.
Licidas did not willingly submit to his fate.
Often had he attempted to find his liberty,
and as often his wandering captors had been
too vigilant. Yet his lot was not hard. In
deed, in few years he might become one OF
the family of his master. If he would forget
his youth, his country and his love he might
inherit the focks and herds of some chief
tain, whose daughter would likely enough be
taken with his well made bust, and fine
dark eye. Bul he would not. Vainly he
sought to escape. Bitterly did he curse the
fortunes of his people. Deep were his i'm
precautions on the Syrians. Fervent his
longings for MERIDA. Her golden hair
flashed through his dreams. The opal
mornings but reminded him of her eyes.
The quiet evenings but of her love. Impa-
tient he bowed not to the will Of Adad, his
god, whose precept was "Let peace be in
the hearts of men: yea and resist not that
which is mighty"
But the shepherds rebellion could not be
always active. The languor of the Syrian
noon-day enervated his activity, while it ex-
cited his reveries. The tapping of waves,
The Portland daily press., 1880-01-03
MAINE CITIES.
BATH

lettings bv Press Correspondents.
The Portland daily press., 1880-01-03
Proposals for ARMY Supplies.

EEOPOSstaS kOE ARMY SuPpAECSs
OFFICE PURCHASING AND DEPOT G. s., U. S. ARMY
No. 159 High ST., Boston, Mass,
December 20, 1879.
SEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, addressed to
- the undersigned, will be received at this office
until IL o'clock NJ. Monday January 18th. 1880
at which time and place they will be opened, for
furnishing for the subsistence department Q. ).
Army, the following supplies, delivered on or before
january La, $780, at such depot or railroad station
in this city shall be designated hereafter. viz.
$3.50 pounds Beans, medium,
1850 pounds Rice, Carolina or louisiana.
$500 pounds Rio Coffee.
$3.50 pounds Sugar, Extra G.
$50 gallons Vinegar,
40 pounds Candles adamantine.
$500 pounds Soap.
1920 pounds Salt.
20 pounds Pepper, Ground Black.
One copy of this advertisement must be attached to
each duplicate proposal, and must be mentioned
therein comprising partsof it. Blank forms for
proposals, printed conditions and detailed informa-
ton for bidders may be obtained at this Office. One
copy of the conditions must be attached to each du
plicate proposal and must be mentioned therein
as comprising part of it, Samples must accompany
proposals Proposals must be enclosed in sealed
envelopes and marked proposals for Army Sup
plies
The United States reserves the right to reject any
or all bids CHAS. MCCLURE,
Capt and G. 9. U. S. A.
de24 24,27 81 ,jan3, 1912
The Portland daily press., 1880-01-03
Trims Leaye Portland


2 n. M. Daily except Mondays, (Night Express
from Bangor) for Saco, Biddeford, Portsmouth,
Newburyport. Salem, Lynn and Boston. special
Pullman Sleeping Car will be ready for occupancy
in Portland at p. and will be attached to this
train. Passengers have full nights rest and al
rive in Boston at $50 am in season for all morn
ing trains South and West.
S.AJ n. m. Daily except Sundays. For Boston and
way stations, arriving at 80 p m.
4 p. m. Daily except Sundays. Express train with
Pullman Parlor Car for Saco, Biddeford, Ports
mouth, Newburyport, Salem, Lynn and Boston,
arriving at $50 pm. in season for Sound and Rail
connections South and West.
For Portland, leave Boston,
z.3O a. IN. L.. 80 and p M, arriving at 1910, D
and L p. IN.
Through. tickets TO all points South and
West at lowest rates at Depot Ticket Office. Com
lercial street, and at the Union Ticket Office E.
L. Waldron, Agt., 40 Exchange street.
Pullman Gar Tickets for SCENTS ana
Rsertis sold at Depot Ticket Once.
LUCIUS FUTILE,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
D. W. sANBORN, Master Transportation.
oel3 dtf
The Portland daily press., 1880-01-03

On and after MONDAY, Sept. 10, 1878, the Steamers
Forest City and New Brunswick will salternately
leave FRANKLIN WHARF, Portland daily at
O'Clock p. m, and INDIA WHARF, Boston, daily,
at O'Clock p m. Sundays excepted:
comfortable nights rest and avoid the expense
and inconvenience of arriving in Boston late at night
GS- Tickets and Staterooms for sale at ID. ii.
YOUNG'S, 272 Middle Street.
Through Tickets to New. York, via the various
Rail and Sound Lines for sale at very low rates.
Freight taken as usual.
J. Il. COXLE, Jr., General Agent:
The Portland daily press., 1880-01-03
For Lewiston and Auburn.

Passenger Trains leave at 80 and 5.05 p. m.
The train leaving at IL 10 p. also has passen-
ger car attached, connecting at Cumberland juno
ton with mixed train for Lewiston, Auburn,
Winthrop and WaterviIIe. The Ill p. m.
is the Night Express Train with Pullman sleeping
car attached; making close connection at Hanger
for all stations ON the Bangor s. Piscataquis r. R.
and Halifax, Houifon, Woodstock, St.
Andrews, st. Stephen, Fredericton, Fort
Fairfield, and Caribou.
Passenger Trains arrive i'm Portland ms
follows:-The morning trains from Augusta, Gar
diner, Bath, Brunswick and Lewiston at $50 and
$40 a. M. The day trains from Bangor, Dexter,
Belfast Skowhegan Pennington, X. & L. r. r.,
and all intermediate stations at 1916 and 1872
d. m. The afternoon trains from Augusta, Bath,
and Lewiston at $40 p. m. The Night Pullman
Express train at 1.5O a. m. -l.z>
PAYSON TUCKER, Sup't
Portland Oct, IL. 1879.
The Portland daily press., 1880-01-03
Maine Central
RAILROAD.
MONDAY, OCT. rs, 1879.

MONDAY, UCT. 10, 1873.
PasseuRer Trains leave Portland for Ban
0or, Dexter, Belfast and Waterville ut
1880, 1895, and 11.16 P. M.
For sk0wheKRn at Ii. 30, 2.35 and LID p m.
: For Augusta, HalloweIl, Gardner and
Brunswick at 100 a. M, 1885, $40 and lib
p. m.
For RoclxIand and all stations on Knox & Lin
coin b. R. and for Lewiston and Pennington
via Brunswick, at TOO a. m. and II. 30 p. m.
For Bath at 100 a. M, 1885 and 5.lOp m.
For Farming t0n, Monmouth, Winthrop,
Reaa6cId, West Waferville and Water
Vile via Lewiston at 1870 p. m.
The Portland daily press., 1880-01-03
FRIDAY, Jan. 2.

Gossip-New Years-Jottings.
The Portland daily press., 1880-01-03

BATH.
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1880-09-29
DON'I1 BU Y
Until
You

NJ sToCK Of drntc which will be tho argest anomc
that a
@ HosS sH'y"" ana can a. o. Sc"S Boar in mind that ship goods Ridge
ant" @ n"r @ This is is rccomSmnon of the ii and price ofy goods
StTe T Cmos M Rack and Book Shelves cheaper than the
Der Gu and see em supply ofsewng Machines
hns
M aM hkcs it. Remember that most OF 1hc machines that largely
nn' vcXnio and not noccss light will last
Cold Medal
has
All at
" pom fail to call purchasing elsewhere.
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1880-09-29
New Double Store
II PIG STO.R T.,

During tAc ten years since our csta
lishmcnt of our house Se ,hayo dovclopo
the music trade of tho South to won
derful degree, hut as yet We have only be
gun, We sec, not many years ahead,
business of million a ycurn and 10 take
care Of this etHrmous trndo wo lIavo pro-
yided oiu present mnmmoth warcrooms.
Full trade 1850 will be immense. Wo are
ready for.it. For months onr senior part-
ncc. }as boon at tho North contrnctng
with Piano "pi Organ manufacturers for
instruments. lie has concluded most
dyantngconS>co contracts, aud the Pianos
and Ortmqs nro "comipg, coming" 100, 900
mono, by every steamer. Now Styles, New
Prices, New Terms, New horo, Now, Do
lariurc.
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1880-09-29
ERESH GR0CERpES

uGA1IS, assorted. CofInos, RIO,
IaTtlnyr:l.. and Oll, GOV. Java.
Rio and Old Gov. Java Roastctl.
Teas, black, lluporial, Gunpowdcr
and Young Tyson.
, 1880-09-26

-t
the local hog market Tas apoted aRmers on sonae
grades, aad th,s cansed products to be held some
whit higher carly. There vas4 however. httlf ~
msnd and holdesa modified their views after miqoaS.
About the only potut u,ada WIS tsut the oattnrn OF
hors was much larger than expected tats SUM
uor and yok the stun has nearly all gone into con
sumption, with 4 continued demand 50 good that
holders ara confident November hogs cannot pc
bought low enough to make pork at anything Hke
s1L75 per brL The summer packing Of thts CITY 70
date aggregates 245 a0 hogs against lgaAn0 to same
MEss FoisX Ayerased eases. New sold Up g. PIT ,t
declined luc. DID was nomtnny stronaes enrty. ont
holders we're willing u settle ut y considetAo!f re-,
ucfon from those prices They seem to DO aaatsned
with about zl31 for old, either Tor this montn qr
next thounh willing to py more than TINT e. pates
saptetrSer sssl7s3 seller O:tOhe1, s1' 7S@lam, M f"r
spot ti3 seller Noxelnbcr and ?Snf .s,s
seller January. sales repnrtad OF aU bFs sets
ar Septanber Ut sIsi; $3.50 brls seller netnher atslW
al1uJ; 75D hrls seller Sovenlher r. ~ ~; ana
IL 5tD bris .eIter January ut 62s0 Iotal 1too
Lanp-Aavsnced 5@71<c Pc. 100 lbs a1d I'd closed 14G
above the iatest prices Of Friday. vt $T for round
lots spot seller Septemher. and seer October, *1hf
@7H6 seller November. And $!-afS7s@a Tor lanpefE;
spot sales were reported 81 ~ ~ spot ~ stss wv
ties seller October aI 8 2SN tcs sellef A9sem3 3
o Rf5 r tes ssiie1 annasy ~ at sz Tota s0
'MxA1s-snles we're 10000 lbs short ribs 1t ss.eo
spot pnd ~ i09a 1aM seliet October, - bnxas 90 on
private toE1ug 1heae prices we're snaae 1t 9eio" M
can:ed @ cxcepf thnt picklea lots wore Quoted
weak. Prices for the lending cuts OF meats ware
about Follows ut O'Clock for parily-cured lQtS
, 1880-09-26
FINANCE AND TRADE.
The New York Stock Market
Rather Firn1er.
The Produce Market Steadier, but Averaged
Lower-ProvlsJous Tame-0!d Pork :
-, =, -. Easier.
Wheat Declined Because Larger Movement 1
: s.. E1p,tted-Rys aud Barley aeak.
..:.i<:.FINANCIAL.

Stocks steady, with generally gnin on the
opening of:A@2 per cent: Dealers wepe cau-'
ttous; but the market was better. =:
The gains were: Chicago, Burlington & Quin-
oy Y: Morris g. Essex 4; New York Central n;
Michigan. Central III; Lake Shore u: North
western X; St, Paul III; Wabash l; Ohio &
Mississippi "; Missouri, Kansas s Texas X;
Pacific Mail i; Delaware & Hudson a;:; New
Jersey Central z -:.:...... ~-,-. = r..
The other gains will be found below, with
statement Of tho yariattons in the market. It is
furnished us by F. g. salton5tail, No. 12s La
Sale street. . !, ..5:. ;
, 1880-09-26

LVI@NHW 1Ftfy.
The shaving Of Greek priest lately produced
9 great conmot1ou In the. Island Of Cyprus,
are cur fellow subjects, sigh for the Fsstorn.
ton of Turkish rule. It caused excitement IN
Parliamentary and Administrative circles in
England Questions were asked in both. Housse
Ministerial 1tatmonts were made, and dispatches
wore written. One Greek priest, AZ bea2d-
wearing animal. is more important 1t seems
aaan many guaTa On SATURDAY last
rartes. an ulzase was issued requiring the omui-
BUS, guards on the Old TraHord, Alexandra
Park. and Brooks Bar routes, 20 in number,
to shave on their .1t1lstaches before Mondayi
The majority compiled with this rather arbf4
trary Injunction, but dozen men who epuld
not make UP their minds to rid themselyas Of
ing their work. The guards, we are told, VII
be allowed to wear WhiskeEs or boards, but 90
the particular routes Indicated 1nustaches ate
forbidden.
, 1880-09-26
BIZ TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

Ib tht Wtstern Aksoctatkd PrksA
NEW YonK, Sept. 25.--Governments strong.
and advanced 3s9lH per cent.
railroad bonds active and Irregular.
State securities dull.
The stock market opened strong. and, under
good buying, prices advanced throughout the
entire list Subsequently there was slight re-
action; which was followed by the renewal Of
the upward movement. During the afternoon
speculation was generally strong in tone. and,
although there were occasional reactions, the
general tendency WIS toward higher range OF
ralues aud closing quotations showed an nd
final sales Of yesterday, The principal activity
was In Erie. Lake Shore. the coal shares, Wa
bush Pacific, Union Pacific, ni1d tho Granger
shares s..'
The earnings of the st. Louis s. San Francisco
noad increased $4,000 the third week in Sep
tember, ST. Paul S60,m0, and Northwestern
, 1880-09-26
LAKE,PODTS.
nETRnTw.


Epesat Dfspdtch to Ihs Chicago Tdbun4,
DETROIT, Mich, Sept. s5-Passed down-Pro-
pellers Annie Young and consort, Fountain City,
and Asia; steam barge Fred Kelley and consort
and schooner & Chandler; William II. Chat
wtck and consorts, Michigan and barges, q. ".
Jenness and barges; schooners Columbian,
Reuben Doud, Florida. william Young, s. "a.
Kimball. John Burr, c. 4. Minis, J. B, Wilbur,
II. Fitzhugh, Fl. Dudley.
Passed up-Propcliers Arizona. Canfsteo, St.
Louis, Asia; steam -barges Forest City and CON
sort. b. A. Rust. s. E. Shellon and consort:
Mineral Rock and barges George +. Cotwelt and
barges. 1nter-Ocean and COnsort. Smith Moore,
, 1880-09-26

MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
LAUNCH.
Special DispnteA to The Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Sept. 25.-Wolf &, Davidson sue
ccssfnliy launched their new bargc, the Prog
ress, atG O'clock this evening.
GONE WHECKfNG.
The tug ]. J. Hagerman left here tonight to
release the schooner Resumption. which ran
ashore this morning during fog two miles
below Two Rivers.
: DEATH or A VETERAN LAKE NAVIGATOR.
Il dispatch WIS received hero to-day aunounc-
ing the death at Nemcha City, Ncb., on the I'D
lake navigator. and one Of 3tilwaukee's pioneers.
The schooner Elizabeth Henderson was built for
him at this port. Capt Henderson retired from
the water about twenty five years ago.
CAPT. PATE ILL.,
. Capt, Henry Pate Of the scow Milton was
brought ashore from the vessel by the tug Dex-
ter at O'Clock this afternoon, be having been
taken quite Ill. The Milton is bound tor Raciue,
&nd 6lKnaled tho tug whcu abreast Of here. Capt
tate took the train for Racinc, where he resides,
tonight
While engaged in fishing this morning, Ray
mona M.* the 5-yeaF-old sou of Capt. kyuastof1,
Keeper OF tho hArbor light, fell into the lake
from 1sa II the north Pier and was drowned. Thebody
LAuNCH or TUG.
Special Dtspateh to Ihs Chicago Triauae
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, Sept 25.-Tho new tug
Nntt SHckuey. built here for Carkiu, Stickuev Il
Crau,. to handle dredKes, was launched to-dny..
She is ninety feet long, with seventeen feef
beam and ninc feet hold.
, 1880-09-26
d BY TELEGRAPH.

, FOREIGN :'.-- =,
: = Special Dispatch to The Chicago 1rthttne
LIVERPOOL Sept 25-n:so a. m--F1ouR-Eo.I. l. lis;
Observation-Disclosures. No. l., IS Ids; Eo.2. s. I'd;
spring. No. J. ss lodi No. 7s Cd white, No. J. 81 Sd
No. y Sd: club. No. ]. = 20; No. p ID Corn
New, No. Is lid. -
Pnoy1s1nSs-pork, rs, Lard, 43s.r .':''
LIVERPOOL, Sept 5-cogroNlQuiet, { 1-1G8z1{d;
sa1cs 1000 bales. speculation and export Loo bales
. American. 46dl. ,-s -. =. -. .-s =.
, Lospos, sept -suaAH-Auscovaao aaoat, 10 Cd
G2Is. ~:
L1SssEp O1I-sss22ss 3d. g..
SPIRITS TUnpEST1SE-2s
ANTWERP, Sept -25.-PETnpLEUX-1f, =
The following were received by the Chicago Board
L1yGaPooI, Sept 2a-wheat in fair demand and
stoae 'a id 'PG Gses = u ~
Wheat II moaerate dyfnand. Corn ii falr demand 81
sS5p s5taaB rsa
iew, IS ID. Cheese. Gss. Heef, u d. -
,enH Il i ia NK eSEn
, Mheat strnng. Corn strong; iar ays1nge American
ss.R ss e?s@
: ,,-". NEW YORK.
NEW YonK, Sept t'2a+Corroy-Ftsma at 11A@11Nc;
futures steady; September. u-Sac; October. 1o5c:;
November. 1IT;c; December, n0sc; Jacuafy. 1l5c:
February. l.29c: March. u45c: april, 1l.ccc :
FLuuR-Steady; receipts EioW brls; shipments, 49,
0n brls; super State and Western. a2S@4.o; common
to good common. SiS52425: geod to choice. Ring
us; vhlta wheat extra, 615ss60; extra Ohio $&10@
a7s: 81. Louis, 81 sGe5; Minnesota patent process
GnA1S-Wheat nrm; rocetpta ea3.on bn; shipments,
17a0o .bu; No. spring. eI.D&es1a6: un2raded red,
NcGsi.o6; No. 3 do, $1-o@; No. 2 do. S1o2{altr;
H. H. s o1S5afsa No xaa s';a
Modsfate i1nde Tsceips. nu 81; shipns Goi.- H.
, 1880-09-26

nns on :n soos 1are 4a rsnor.ad r. M nrs
enan rsa tsrs. ts r1s oube eItr.s at ss7s To-
patents: IS sr': 10. eseass partly At 81. md 70 ef
Hours. Hours were quoted qt s"a4'' for good to eho'sf
ef. orasn mnnsruyys-wers qu,ot and st,aay. Sale,
were cars bran ut sle6os1ny25; cars mjddiings II
slas,,ias5: car feea at sllso: esr Fasat screen
inas Vt 500 per bu Coarse corn"maal was nominal al
sls seRaS 1sf :on wEAr-wa. 1e., ,et,v and eaze. il
xas noss saI. deenaa ~ ssss saa aao se Ta,s
s.e.4isr closing shade below the latest p,ee. Of
ward and private cables noted armness' but our
te te ssss tass appeaop bud been e;
hs @ set @ san9
wards bought IL back :. the decline The most marked
oetoser " wheat ON on saie. In sma iots seemingly on
local account great dea. WAS bought week Or two
ego under the tmDression that prominent operator
sas 81, % 1sss Ia; ~
from from those W rne not.sed 4d that ths market had
$ss:ss
@ fs est @ sa e;a. essd g
SIta9Sike Seller ths month " neatly nominsl y
e ~ eosnS e EN- S rs saes a Ysss q
b. No. ~ s5ei a1d ,sO oa BY sample Il 505Ssc 10
per,. nd d ar.ner, IN rympathys ~lih Tepertsd as-
- Il "a
sass Z Ss:s' sssE
ss asa,n nS iaat ~: e!sae ssles
do IN. q ut Yl16c; L RaU bu No. vt &9s&Aa; 10y hu
, 1880-09-26

- Special plspatcA to 1he Chicago Tribune. "
= BOSTON, Sept 25-The stock market was
securities has recovered point or two:
In railroad shares, Chicago. Burlington &
Quincy, which closed at E6N yesterday, opened
at '127ss, then fell TO l@7h, and closed at
the Second Board at II. Atchison opened
, 1880-09-26
MINING NEWS;
COMMERCIAL.

The following were the receipts and shipments
Of the leading articles OF produce in this city
during the twenty-f -four hours ending at o'clock
Saturday morning and for the corresponding
time lust year: J. "& '~> .~s
, 1880-09-26

S.; sss .esss e ele.ts, 1aEa qpiss i. ...,s,; -.
BUTrER-F1rn and UNCHANGED.
CHEESE-Steady ut n4ls}{c
METZ ;e11s ae1L1s-M1,anqtactured copper unchanoet,
a1a: lS&f; I1g-son dun and uncha1sa1 ,nEot
&088tluEs N4Y&1<- .ts $4444E
NA11s-.Cat, &.15@3 Is; cllnch, s4,GsasM ss* :,s~
, 1880-09-26

Pleasant, wholesome, speedy Three adjeotiye4
that apply to Hale's Honey Of Horehound end
Tar.
Pixies Tcothache Drops cure In one mInuta.,
, 1880-09-26

Ihave the most unbounded confidence in tue
healing and renovating properties Of the shaksts'
Sarsaparilla--W. r. Preston, Portsmouth, n. Il.
, 1880-09-26

N@. / N9.

The following grain WIS inspected into store
In this city Saturday morning: 8s cars red win
ter wheat. 50 cars No do, cars rejected, cars
no grade, 1903 cars No. spring, 20 cars No, 8 do,
II cars rejected c.So wheat}; 6e3 cars and o,aoo
bu No. corn, 1865 cnrs high MIXED, 81 cars re-
jected 1888 CORN; 75 oars white onts 43 cars No.
(4G rye}: II cars No. barley, 83 cars No. do. IL
cars No. 3 do, cars No. do f89 barley. Total
Q,4ss cars), 15o 600 bu. Inspected out: %, $50 bu
wheat 354,6M bu corn, l,4s4 bu oats, 1859 hu
rye. ..-.'s =;
The following wero the receipts Of breadstufTs
, 1880-09-26

=
. HOG PR0DUCTS-Were rather quiet, and the
trading seemed to be chiefly local There Was little
change in the Of advIces from other points, but
, 1880-09-26

Mt 1l7at, two points, better than bar
however, to 1l7H. Fort Scott preferred was
steudy at l08, the same as yesterday: Little
Rock fell to &C. closing weak at 40!s. Flint sold
at174@17A; sandusky advanced from 1+H to
ferred At q: Philadolph;a s Wlminkton 1t at
6314G1SSh, Boston s. Lowell ut 80. Eastern ut $40
30 Norwich s. Worcester at 140, Rutland pre-
ferrcd aI n. Summit Branoh at 11H, Fitchburg
at l33, and New York s. New England at 36}s.
In railrond bonds. Little Rock Is opened at
100a{, closing ut 100 which wAs the opening price
yesterday. st. .Joe Is were firm ut 113a@l1tS.
Burlington g. Missouri, IS; non-exempt sn!t ut
10t. Hartford & Erie Is, 88h@S4; Union Pa
oiffc 8s, 1111&; do ss 116af Fort Scott Is, 19M@
lG3; Southern Kansas s. Western Is, 1913: East
crn AS, 90; New York T. New England 7st l10s;
Marquette 6s, 89M; Pueblo & Arkansas Valley
Is, 112h.
SInmfning aud miscellaneous stocks no changes
of note The m0ney market is giving way very
freely. Discount upon good business paper that
n fortnight ago pissed at per cent will now ~
at 4per cent? Corporations can borrow at 81
per cent. mostly, however, outside the banks.
At the Clearing House To- Day the rate still further
declined to ~ por cent Now York funds were
out Of market. The gross exchanges we're $9-
8;35Q0, md tho balances $ls&, CO.. The cx-
chauges for the week were $51,o56,a2 ,a24.
20 the Weater,s As,octated Ertss.
Or a.
, 1880-09-26

The secret of complextonal loneliness Il to
keep the pores open. Glenn's Sulphur soap
GhaS =.
, 1880-09-26

The market for Government bonds was
steady at the following prices: District Of Co
lu1nbia 366s. o6}tO99A; 6s, 104k0104N; 6s, lG2A
@11s3s; Ans, l0sA@l09H: 40, O8h@lQ0.
Sales $1,000 Lincoln Park bonds. is. at l09a ;.
5000 West Park is ut 1l0h; 81, 900 West Town at
104; 81, ,006 city &hs at 1N. .,
The foreign exchange market is dull Sterling
posted, 46a144B3hz; actual selling, 45ohq q1463A; I;
commercial bills, A1a1.
The summer packing buainess la on the in
croasa immensely From March ! to date the
number slaughtered and packed was 2,457,0 600.
Corresponding period Inst yenr, 1,6D000- OF
course the handling OF so much property makes
a large figure in the financial affairs of the
city. .... ...'.:
The Treasury at Washington received on
Wednesday from internal revenue 5000:
customs, 100000; and the bank notes received
for redemption were f1250m
The bnuk clcAriugS for the week ending Sept
, 1880-09-26

Corresponding week last year~..-. 25s12987 SGl'as
AS usual, the week closed on an active market
all around. Customers seemed to find more use
for poney, and their active checking and hurry
ing deposits gave nnmistaknble evidence that
buainess among the merchants, commits
sion houses, and generally throughout the
city was decidedly active. No one complained
OF dullness In any department Of trade,--cer
tainly II there was any anywhere It was the ex-
ccption. On Saturday afternoon tho long linesof
deposttoFs give cheerful evidence OF tho activity
Of trade.
The abundance Of money continues, and GUS
TONERS get all they ask for. OF course, the pa
per must .,e uncxceptionablo, as, with scarcely
an exception, it oil now is. Rates Of discount
are steady at 638 Der cent for time paper. ANY
considerable parcels can usually be freely placed
att.
Call loans, as usual, 4G5 per cent. Market
firm. 49,.
New York exchange has been weak for some
time past The rate at the closing was Is cents
discount between banks per s., GOO.
, 1880-09-26

a natural beautiher and re8torer OF the COM
p1exion-Cuticura Medicinal Soap.
THE TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES:
TN ORDER TO ACCOMMODATE OUR EuMER-
4 ous patrons throu2hout the city. we have estab-
nshed DranGh otnees In the different Divisions, Is
deslenated below, where advertisements Will 10
taken for the same price ~ charged Ut the Main
Once, and will be received until 9 otcock p N .
SOUTH DIVISION.
j. f.. 6lMM6, Booksellers and Stattoners, Is
". +. BOGART. Druggist, 6s3 Cottage Grove-ay.
northwest corner ThtrtT-nfth-at
Statc-sta- - y
WEST DIVISION. .. -:
A. A. PQPALoKuM, NeMydealar, Stattoner, ess,
9B9 v est Madison st. near WesseEn-nv.
corner Ut TWelfrh-st.
ii: 9: AEKk1CK, jeweleE Newsdesler. and F.aatt,
Goods ~ Y = I.aks,st. * corner Lincoln
ner Panlfna. 's
AUG psT JACOBSON. Druggist, 1sa North Hslsssd,
corner ludionn-st-
l.. auRL1NGHAA LING fst. Z CO, Druggists - 'sorth
= n WILLIAMS l. CO. Druggists, a5 Le.Esbee-sk,
LOUIS 81. H. NEEBB, Printing and Advertising
Agent. News anu Stationery Depot E5 East p{yisio1
st., between La Smile and Wells -