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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-01-23

The SECULAR PREss-Ths' Rev. j. NJ. Sher-
wood, before the Brooklyn Presbytery, last
week, paid the following tribute to the secular
press:
II 10 we'll to bear in mind that the religious
weekly is no longer the sole or chief paper that
Is read by ministers and church members. The
daily secular press has invaded the field, and is
already omnipresent, and almost supreme %
an educational power, not only in the State,
but in the Church and, for the most psrr, 1t is
characterized by greater enterprise and indie
pendence, Crater breadth of view and freedom
OF criticism in every department Of thought
and life, than we find IN our church journals,
Hence, the religious weekly OF to dsy-as every
man OF discernment aud broad observation
knows-is not the power it once was; It's
opinions have little weight; its policy and prin-
ciples scarcely affect the religious thought and
life Of to- day, while the daily secular press is
fast taking its place, and gaining the ears and
the hearts OF the people, and making it's way
into every household every day OF the week,
excepting even the SABBATH full OF informa-
ton, ready IN discussion; fearless, almost IN
brided in criticism, reviewing every current
question and phase Of life, secular social, polit-
ical and religious, thereby educating and con-
trolling the great world by it's potent forces.
and lmperiling the very existence OF our COM
paratively feeble and shackled religious week
lies. The change is rs marvellous ~ II is sud
den. 1t was easy to pbilosophIze upon the
causes which have produced it, bat it is i'm
possible to forecast the effects Of it on the re-
hgious sentiments and character OF the next
generation. The fact, however, suggests ire
mendous possibilities
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-01-23

The question has often arisen as to whether
dipbtheria is contagious by e1halation or not.
The report Of the Secretary OF the State Board
or Health for 1878 says, on page SO OF that re
port. The specific contagion developed BY
the disease itself, and which it spreads, is diff
fused by the exhalations (breatb, perspiratlon,
etc) OF the patient through the air immediate
ly surrounding him, Is well as by clothing or
other sold substances that have been brought
into contact with the products of the disease. y
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-01-23

In Maine. political matters seem to have
se,tled down 10 the sober realities OF che
actual result, as shown by the popular vote at
the recent election. The outgoing Governor,
Garcelop, submitted the whole matter touch
ING the election to the Supreme Court, and that
august tribunal decided against the Fusionists
who refused to acqulesce. They then attempted
60 organize the Legislature and shut out the
Republicans. The latter appealed tot the
Supreme Court and were sustained in every
point raised. They then organized the Legsla'
surs aud elected Governor who set matters
to right in short order. This attempt to stea
a state by manifest and palpable fraud, has had
a most disastrous ending for the Fusonists.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-01-23

Liberal Premium, embracing yearly sub
scriptions to the various m.gsz;n,r, ETC., are
given for clubs. Address letters 10
THE DETROir FRLE PRESS,
De,rol', NJ chgan.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-01-23

The School Board Of Chicago has abolished
tho studIss OF German aud music from tue
public schools or that city, and st. LOUIS threat
ems TO do the same thing in few weeks.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-01-23

On the New York press, when they speak Of
an able writer they mean a person who can
writc so hat the compositors can decipher it.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-01-23
MANUFACTURED ONLY BIZ
G.T.Lewis & Ienzies Go.
PHILADELPHIA.
SPECIAL TO LADIES a!
TEL Fl
WOMAN'S FRIEND!

A remedy which ID dong MORE THAN ALL
OTHERS now in use or known for women suffer
iHs from any Of the numerous forms OF WEAK
NRss, peculiar to the sex. In the proper use
or this medicine SPEEDY RELIEF and ultimate
CURE Is WARRANTED. Manufactured and sold
by Psngelly Cbamberlin q Co., sole Propretors,
Plainwell, Mich, and for sale by druggists.
Fo sale by Dunconbe, Stearns IL Co. ~
, 1880-11-04
BUSINESS.
Stocks Decline under Heavy Sales
to Realize.
A Surprise for the Spectators
The Close Steady.
Country Demand for Currency
Foreign Exchange.
Tho Produce t1arkels Irregular - Provisions
Active and Buoyant-Hogs Stronger.
A Further Advance in Wheat and Barley
Other Brealstufs Steady.
FINANCIAL.

a. ,,,,, ,,.,,,r,t
ocr s1o n'"ss @ " ,,';'. ",,i...,
~ LUG result oi .nc g.eetao,'s @ ".e.n "p." ara
n"osam. INN eSGne ss ,,,..m,+n,, q
","... ,.'", Wv ,..,, ,o, ~ ~. i,',ar III.
1uuy , ups"s "u ~. ,t,,,a,, s 1o,,t,.,i III =, fs,
u ~ -. ,,n,t s.,aa. - -, -, a, Y'a,,i
1t1 .'s ,n.u w.,,s... -, q, Isu ,v".t.r,,
;1a,,,n ni =" ~ ~ a. "a tm'.a. aas =, m ,nrtush
49, ~ ,,., ;" .h1sa ,st.,o. ,hnr, w.. n
,mo at .ot, l., ro -, r,,,o H. ,,ronta m
.,,,,,,as,s ~ .," - ,,nr.'r, tn .,",n ami th,s
i.',sn', ,n",.so n,,a.a o .uo. ~, aS,,iomc, ~
n'n,,tr,,;a., nn, ~, o,,rso ~ No ,,orxot ,vnx
u,'.''S'., "" "aa w.. ,.e", - ''
',a h,,a,tss. ,,,sa. ,,,. swas,.~,, 1rt, x,n,,h
,,. r'y "a. ~, snl .s.o1 soit,,,,, ~ 1t, rhorc
" % ,,,,a 81" sh~rt ,ntnraat H. ,rts st.,cr mi Wil
,r,o, = ,,ta ,,,,,, s,,,s. ~ ,a,,,n t,n,,,a ,y
1n, f:,'t,, ~, liza ,rs,rortv = ,,,tntor nf ccr.
w .9 =, ~ ,,,,,+ ,s, na,, nro,,
.,".s... " 80 ..s,"...t - -" r.n Ill. ,nn :
, 1880-11-04

100 rlttDtETs-Weru irreguiariy STRONGER and
p1rk xld fard unusually Hctlsr. NTH ssnta DO
Mhnd, There Wan not much change In forotsn Ttdth'
ts. hut the local ho9 market was f.Inus. Tho o.r)J
dctnand wns chiefly for Jannnsy tprk. 1t VIVA nut
frrry br packers. hut they dill Hnt n:Ecr much
~ns wantel though apparently nyerue - TN alshncc.
1Mtt followed The tUal Ut Infx and nsnts wHfs np-
alrentIy guilt. because thu hshcr prices asked werr
abnre thu limits uf parties WIN hrt Hxinrt or'1nrs
Tle tecclp!. Of hnes wo5c sn.a!l fur Xoyan!v1 ay
.mE. latest t'sure. ana rlo.rd l'e bniow tLs n #
tl:5ltl:s. t"r tGcunl"r. S:ns wnS It'nnn!lY ME,nt
trsnhtr ii tf9 il :j J 80 bril- aaltoF I'cscnLcs r.
:tn ;kiN Iris sr1lEr tho Ieh. ~ 9SJs l!4ls
md sAI!b brss SELLER January ~ $lI.EEtael T1tat.
islsalbr!r.
!:3E ntMss the lnIest prtr"t .f Anntiay " ~ sp,t
s<ttt LIN tHef ttt 1IbrtH and fAlttsN lila seller
.lt,uhTf. ln* were r"J.rtEd " 1.IU tcr fittt At
~ ..hi tJDt trs $4'lI"s SnyatnhGr Mt t+!I4.t
Hl,tl tntr% <EE1er tho wear nj f1'13ar An gft tES
tetlrf lAnl-r ut t<tk4S!1 and ~ tc4 sGt(Gf Febrn-
rt NJ tS...,}3. .rnthI. Ii.,G1 trs.
MEATS .saits wrFr ye}drtc,t ut t.f2.Tg !ts shnrt
rt nj 11h.t ta tt"t ,trt rnrr'. Hnf sc!aur
junHary: ~ tss H 1T slH,t' 3jlt! lung clrnrA
r. :c' y, "5e. ~ ,t"c.s nyrns:, Ut :tr; ~, h'srs
green ham. n s nt fn: 4tIts4 swert pckir tlnfs
tH Dish seller I1rtrfl,lf ut .Le Ti,G tnnrket nd
ynnced :tiac per n, lh.. but without much dcHnnd.
Prices ~ the laltnE rl. ut hbut M fol-
lows ut 0'cock tor fuIl-crcd nta unrRs otherwise
Rtpcluui:
, 1880-11-04

Tho recent statement nj tho cnntlittUn Of tho
Nntpnnl hanks ahnws on Tho whole Ht, ilntlstlnlly
strong condition IT tho banks, m viewed frutn
cgni Atanjpoint,-ti,c res,tt Of tho fntc largo
imports nf Rut'l. Takng thu return a. whole.
Ii ~ ass.ring for tho ftliurn Of the moncy tnnr-
kot. Tho plethnra Ut lawful money IN tho In
terfar md tho uyrril0w!nH reserves nt tho Vest
crn nties indicate tho prpAlIliy Ut q very com
siderable rcIll'x Of currency IN this centre after
tho crop movement has rcnchcd its cutu1lna-
tton.
4 si1rnwal broker told tho Wnll street gossip or
tho l'arfI TINT. ns The expected nevor huppcna
III WnlI street, tho first hours prices on Wctlncs-
t'hy morning wou le tho highest tint We shnll
spa, Until the tH Jar,Mry nsxt. md that Es.
tween nnw and that tttne tho high priced stocks
can be ,,0llHht at prices from ii to u per cent
hc1pw whNt they aro HOW selling mt. H0 believes
that thcru nrn Il Krnnt many properties lit tho
market whirh can bo housht safoty, and which
will pny speaulntors handsomely even At those
prices; hut they aso stocks which are selling be-
low 90.
, 1880-11-04


"Ie anlcs or thc M t1cx II, at aeW fnrk trtn9 5eo
ssnrrs fit rx tbo s' n a.t ;ar
m,, t, rek"'nx M atxn ssa. * Nav York n oet~ s
ycnr gnn nf 49, !r cent. r., fr.mescn sh.s
~, eSiE ~. y. m w., ,nsn. nn tGe s sgs s,,,
n mrssly IN wf rt eS,,sg @ s's v tn,ye"t os wicat @
s ana s'nw ts y.ar ,n IL par. lcca,,." @ t ne
~. - i'll, !, , ~; t; T. t IL. 3:.I @ ~
;sffa e. # ''''ff sa1 5 ps 5 'y '"se,1s Ss
Gsr' St tp ,: ssT9 1b.S the e.
irs'% s::s;s IT,; 4; VI t'o. ,ns.
nr. satts!nttory. " md cspss!ais 1t "i.ufasi,r.
% s Il tfn' TIC sn. an md s ts fsn ' ssrs III 1ssar, @
nTti" to pnen. @ s,'n ~
o" eonparsons "r ssi a,t '"" ''A' 10
> s..tte! p.Da.ea - r.. entease 1>..'.".:
i.osToS. Nov. M-I!n tho stuck market tho re-
abIItyto n GertaInty. Hut Atiii there wsls II
tsa s"s 10 ss sssw i" %n sa Il sns"t T.
rrs @ ass ssxs lSe' S"s seSs sH' a, s ctssrs s ~
%M IL E''sess. NV mud G that ii Il u eaasc,se',ss more
nr,,cy VIII l,s wnntctl and that Will the III.
crcMsstl demand rutrn Will ,mprs,ve ThiA tiuult-
;;$S $ 4 f;s $s 0 y &c s Fl ~; i; T
sT spsst'i; % % re- st ts
II Mtssh " ,Sess i s'ssr ise}@!Iss @I h III; s5nss$nss s
5 SsFs ind 'so i Ssiassss %s's
, 1880-11-04
PEPPER.

A Letter from 7Jr. Harnu1h's prcde-
ce.sOr {H Congress-
SrAxro1,u Conn, Oct ~, 1&Al-T0 tfls Editor
ofil. Ntlr Turk Tribuuc-SlK: VIII yuu permit
nm through your columns tn address sDtno
ulutn wor,ls to one of my succesKtsa in the
United statcs Senate from Connecttcl,ti
TRuatAN sM1Tn.
MIR. sMlrlt's LETTER.
SraMroItn, Cnnn,, Oct. 70. lHAk--1A the I}0n.
H'Hlua II. Earnnm. hfirHdA W tic Democratic
N,nuli t'nmmitttc-SlN; loA rt'prcsenlctl In
the limiss g! REPRESENTATIVES. n TIC Fortieth.
rlcs.rs thu Tmlrih Congressional District OF
Connecticut. rs the undersigned did tnrt pf It
a w; ItSE! c,.y; ,1sn nr sxti, n!s-
and tho whnlt OF II III Tho Two'lty-itlnth atll
Thirticsh., tnn represented our Milcfent Conf
haGn.j ii tho sjni,,4i States Senate ror tho
fMiy-folirth Allu Hrty.lstttl Congresses. hei,s
whit remained nr tho lust Senatorial tnrih Of
tbi ii tho Tnrty-first, Thsfly- -seco,nl, and Thr-
ty.,hrd cangresscs. l'nrins tho per!o1 Of your
such nlr, ~ il1llry CiMy. Jnhn q. Clihnun. nnd
3hnlel Webster, with whom ! lintl tho homer to
" a:soelate The rny nt members M y of that er,t
thv nmlersIEnetl WIS Ut tho long session from
tM 10 S.:!', and ut tho ahort stssIon less thali
san asx o4 awe 9 II m t u, ssss y ss bsinS nnr M
mini, "r from ta4oo 10 sI.'SS1 per ConHrcss; Sut
lour compensation ~ M during tlio whoto Of yo,tr
Ss per 1! Gass" csrsss Gpsa Ms sa saks. t A"0' or
The rin!iera9nett now cttarYes: First. TINT you
ws5S nala, Gs' , S,Man.sy ior your services on
teat Af1 as attentive tn ynur duties as good.
faithful tselnbe1H ever nru; thnt tho people Of
iae Onlted stntes hHd all absolute right to your
~ enson tI, ,siskhoss cxtsptgd' a'la Tint you mad
tend, 70 npply for a,l,l take tho compensation
aNd aaNaChed tu your nlficu thAsl tn hreak intn tho
4{rG91tff
see9fG he eharsra thltt you, whllo a tneslher OF
!no ltoase, wore guilty nf nn absslltcc4etn fur
othsr luenber sfnro tho organization ii tho
Government: llo tluubts whuthor tho nEurc-
c,,,S saS q any nvo bud caaes in any ono Congress
The truth i, that before you become q mem.
Ces yu hug! established yourself II! the iron b,s-
.aesS on lhrx1! srlp Atll had been In high dc.
eeaorc. tho conlltry run mad Oh tho subject Ut
ni!foaa building. ats the dc1uund for irt,, be.
% ihs sssss sse's @ e5 H. nss S'!si!si ]
~ ysry !argc extent. 1ho p;issrs!sno'i mast @
taat 10, II any 9uest!on ia lO prntcutlon huI
aF;Sr s e WIS likely to arlso yo took caro to bo
q ~ Rena; ,,,,x.,uno,, b.. ., ,,,...,, ,,.,.
but that you ui'tu iaUre .han fliSSlt0 pcr Cnl,.
H.; nSH out u ystr trol, business, anu >irlhah!y
Ss s s"1n' se .y sa wt M I,y"q y"q do
~ believed by yast number Of 0.ir Ieat Ett,.
tonnecstcut. You Src rcporiei to hayo Won.
Set9l apt!tMtu for lint krt 81 eInft. Wcro ynr
!ne beIn0crntio NATIONAL Co1ll.,iittvei III tt1at
ssipse,y yau hnvu mi Into aetivIty I'LL tie III.
@ tonId Invent III hes1lltreh tho beBt aud purrst
lhen ul tho country,
dat ~ H. nl9Isiri,e ~" Is llIxnnt ut yur con.
ht<. n 1-4 t1fh
, 1880-11-04
REAL ESTATE.


Tho following Instruments were n'cd for record
"Wednesday, Nov. 4:
CRY ptopenrr.
West Folk st. u T. Ut slay. {. s1ktM It. datod
sin 1i = e 5Ia" III y ls: f q Mn.Sats' l
mud u. o r!rstlaNs.'a Il AI6Iul shunl,Eer( 6!U01
SsSs!! 1sa i + s,sas ssis Il ss
s$s $s!s s,ss L Il; t,s si.:J; Il iiaiS
viii b Il A$iS; ''
;:;; j.: Y /, ;s:,S$.' a:$;:: |: II asa
4Sss:$ SS; ;xs;;Ss SijS: j III:
ws.s t.ss. Il i:sI TtSsp:t '
,,ANgast lle!.i1rni,. z,sso
hfs!a + sS;Ssi aat's@ 3 ''a' T. {, ,s
'$s'ss 5 \ &.sss ks.al' a',; : : Siss sslsl sl
$S As$s;; l. iii SS::s
S:is Is; i azS9s$ &;s|s i tis!is.: iis. IL
T$;| $Ss;;; il ss;sa SSI .s;iS ~"
n|$s; $is;:s; ss IL j t:.;!s l. Sit2s8
Maan .a1s = Z sYa9ss " s y %
%Essssa, aa.sa Sss. Setps3ss; 3oSann = sshais Is
" GfE fxs 'S!s y ~ xSa as oFssTIs
TSsi;a :! tss'fsie t,Si:s is.sh Il q5
'@'' s' atLks os a. sns il eSnaT-aousf' @ + ' e''A'''
cG3iss;sts E; = 4 bst 2! 8 S:ta r. g. II foE 3 ,t
9o&t AeA .-..t.s.s..s..,t1 IAu
, 1880-11-04
1tllEAJlSTuFFS,

Ff.OUN-wnx ngAIn very gule.. excert on tho low
gfyIles. few lots Of which wer1 tnkcn for 1purf.
Holders very firm in .ets rtows, and dlep0seA
ask hiahur prizes Gales wcea reported ut tn hris
winters uEd hU bugs dnublc spring extras. both on
trlsaie iertus; und !.Jl bugs low Ernde* narsly nt
HI TotNi. rlun1 to .Iih bril-. Export .lours
quoted ut &Sa It's for Rood to cholco, nnd ryctour
ntstSt4s0.
pTnEM HREApsTrrrA-wer In Eotts demand. but
tnssat ff!lst! II Is: CIR feed 1t tii l:oarse
sr1 siS I'M 9o% 4 @ T t.. 4" as,1y q et linn u.n
;{: :;
s ri: II ;ss :ss S
;F'Ss:: s,: ;:$S: sas ;1 s's
ss ssf'I y f sasss Ssa X ssa @ NJ.
sf Il WI ss ss sS Sas y ' WV
F'.Ss s5 ~ s sS9aa g. I'LL :
MqsIS Il ,s,s x"5s i s % SSs ' sr s
i'' tsss5 psns y . f.'.a :.a % +
ssst .e Snh s IL { ~ sss q
. @ }s,as }s s5,. .si S;s icSt,ti !! a4 4 ,S ,Gs II
II Ss.'t':s; ssS !. ~ fsj:ssa !, ass Il s;i
'!:s: ~ ?s ~ e .3S !; st L as'a' '''
sn sss So'S Se4s s ra "'sss sf'S . Il a
M y 'a"'s ii sss' ind u u
a 1. .;:.; $:s Il ssss ss ~*ssy,
SSs t:i; SS III Il; s Ss, s 81;
rtfei. wsre aIEsr ti,st! .sslsa y n. feiotisi
:ss: Il, ;:Ss 4:
s ;. w 5
sSs" II Sss: ssIis; Ssys:a'sf Spoas;;' s.;St: ~
soid It ysa. a,s:. s:s,rina u! tt hl Jnna9ry ss!l
ts;ss @ fs*l SSs Hsy ss s' ri. 4; sS's
@ s e.. 49, 4, M "s u g Il, ~, ~ .,'Ss BY TsSs; Il va
IT,. s;,; ':;;5 :|; ;,. H. do"s fToso" 'oaFa
usSst 81; fn,s1. e say a NJ M'
r II, r " ,iis sia @ .a e. rF ,,y a ";f ic TsS
fcssts @ IN II y" 'aSsn ii s: S.rSy asIn,. fate
." s . n tls,s s,; S s:,'x t. b i, q s
SSyS'Sf n; .;S a''a III s;o:s :I
,;:s|:, iss:; $s;s T.: xs. ,n;S$$:
!at u ii FIJI; ss u %'Iss x ss a.
& e II .'5 II sst: & ct " Yrss i5 5 toat IT as S
S9t sns st ,ssE e. rs s%1st' 3 SsS :s
iSr M t" Il " ii y! tls@sst. FE'ucs H"rs ii sa
ssf N Il Y; = n, It.; 4: ,:;
MxTIEy-wns 9alot sna n,a.,sr. a.,sansns a,4,nt ~;
S ii sfs ,Ss W 81 se'S s :I a sfs ~ 5s t
d, iSaf ri: II s;s i H. II sv;i; 4 S$ s
%%a .n, s%d II Ss!wSs,,of" "! ~, Iii; If
s,s: N: i sea} ;:. !, II! H. NJ
s;'i I! ~ ':s; : !s!'; 81: t's'::'
!s:s;% ii AL aaa IL ii 5Ittas fioo ID saa1l. aS,sE
"' 'A' rwn o',,,6mK CALI.
| WhPht Ehk 1Mrf Cjuxlu1 ulA I1GcHFs.
, 1880-11-04

Thesn tigurps show mn Increase during Inst
week Ut 5,d.EN sIu wheat, lH;'sE5 hu mats, IL
h.s ryc. 1ls1 m barley, alal ducrcase Ut 51'T', ,tN
III, corn. Tnnl Iuctrnsc. lail:sEl bn.
Tho tutluwIhE were tho nHKtVp,te receipts OF
tho nrtic!ca t,a,se' IN this city stt,re tho eosu of
Iuss ysar: loi bra ilu,Ir, hu wheat,
a1t G.l tu rarn, ls,at1.cos bu outs. l,ts!,lG tn
rye. atsA.7tI ti basley 1T, ,E7, ri hs tIAx-serl,
1sa0to, s'st liz hug meats, h'&',D lbs lar.i. H..
H.pl Ihs llittnr. hugs. l,lthh.5 rattte,
:s,HIs shoep. i1,a7::,::s1 lbs htlca, 3a.ss3 LIS
wu y, i., ,.SI tons coal, !,11 as!uU feet Lumber,
1.OIo,'y;0 hsls sait.
tho brcudatugh shipped from thls city ''uriug
lust week. tho totAl Ut r,,la movement Including
that over tho rlals not specified;
, 1880-11-04
lots u iN,x Il nf Lot snf rowcl1'e y 42r{ft
" ncfcs nf Lot In eec. ~. ~ l5 '1hied
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wcro tho receipts and rhIpments
of tho lending articles If produce in this city
tlnrng tho ferty.eIxEt hours ending Mt O'clock
Wctlne~lny morning and for the corresponding
ttn1e last year:
, 1880-11-04

f:ygs ntEf ...I II; Wii btli i'll !
Gih.s.c: ih,,,,: hxs,. 3;tt sEs SiM !S5
iia.ns III. ....... Till Ill! ii 81
-, %.------ -. - - -. -
Iho followina Hra'f WIS Inspected INTO store
VI tn'a sty Yesterday nMsh''s uhf Two any2'' 's'
' cats ,eu w'ler "ncntt ~ cur Hos ana " WIN,
.e'," e'ts 'cactteu, c"ts ii'A'''' u" e'!A %"'
sP'''3' Nv cArs M. 'ao' ~ eara re1ectea cur
u" at'''e nty wnea.' ot "h'ea 20 '''e "'"tH .s'a
en's .nt' ~''.-'' nv NJ coFh i"' eArs HUI @'en
W. "'sn "'*e''' - Hnsb re]s"te'. ." e"tht' ~,
cals "hs'e 'Mls. ~ ears M. nI9eh. ls ehrA ahu
l''@n "a Fo1eete".' cur no Ri'!n tlo' oars: }.
c"': ~. fye' +" cars I"Ieets"; s'"H y" ~
Mt''es !oy 'ake' , ours No. = ~, -, enr* Ho. ao.
:" WI" .>o' W. :"Fs 4s"' y o' "o ""t'es1. a""s
.lfe' eass. .sh'un III. lnsTse'cu OUT: &'.'.' tu
~ntAtt 'Vhl'e ou corn, 'a's"i III oa1s+ a'"o' III
"ares.
alo ieah'ffg PRODUCE Hhrkets were moderately
"c'Ne scs'.'Ms, Ail h'erA1ca stronger. 1hero
""s Feaulef boosn IN ntnsts1of,s. tluc 20 hna1p
"e"Aia '"r pork anu iaF'1 Nv II IL" opeF'''ofs
"a' 'n"A "lEo "'s. wheat WIS atFuHHt' "
esinpn'as WIN s.oFnpe'u he"s' nlt tno h'tena'n
W. e'''c4s ''e"i. e'.h a''o tso "tto n'e'''!s
'st's aanea, al," oar'ey stronger. Aess potk
s,su" ' "Nbf ~ hH'et' " f'.''a 'o' MI!
Sa.'s tor .hhua!y. i'ari e'nsetl ioe h1shef' NJ
eo''-'t .or N"'e'noer an" Sa'n.ks.!.,a 'nr ''""t'
"Fs, snosl etos c'ase" eas' III s' ~ toI 'MEusEs'
spt',!H "hta. c"'sea stGn'S III $l'0.;s .or 40
snn"ee "uu e''e': :, ~! ~ !see,h',eF' nti "n'c,
HloSGu hscmay @ VI e!.'1 'or c"s,: 1nr" c'osen
slo""s III $50 'o1 .""e'nots a'ia 4's4c lor ~
ecu'net. oass c'nsea s 'iriarr III 70 saa, or NO.
"et"oet, ahu w. eSc 'o1 pecehlber. H!a was
,.,1 t,Jt,t,r ~ a., fr x,,.,,r,t,n mt a.c a.,
c'ose" hlHner nj n'c 1oT NosenocFs Aid ""alSe
xI.5EI1n; t.n,tn ,xcrr n,,,rt rni uyc,py,.I
custrr. Salrs wrru ut s. .0Ef!,.1. -.
nry uftnlt ur, ru,ncr nuIot. m wus n III, cx.
pectcd. PRICES, however. wcrc folrly ,]r,n nil
nrt,,,ml. rim urM.cry irn,,e VIVA tnfaeymtrl..
nctIyc. and mtst ,t,,ts wore, trn,. uut1l s,,vnr.
ront,n1,r very srnrc,. n,t, nrc ,mn,fnuIlv hfvhnr
snft su,,nrs mn lin othor b,r,i nv, IN mn
s1,t,p1y. nn,l ore ortruf nj i.MHc of from sut.
nr,Iny.s prees cuiy,,.. wor,, fre,1v tclt n. and
wcro f,rulr he,d. Tcas rcun,nrf, .u,lcr md I'M
srttfed 1berc wns II mint ,nnrknt fnr tn,rv
, 1880-11-04
'J.UAtikI:fE.

Tho cnrso mnEknt falry active Ut lF0vtous
prieeA TlH cFn2H Nore Abs'nt IL crAoas, nf Which
Mnr II "et0 a.'hl Prtcs were nut materially jlfur.
INT frni iluxu III Inst week. Sullura u1IeA little
urH. hupl'H tn gut sHsll to uIsst tho iato rtse III
nulur Irt.lshx. tt uyWEH reiur ed IL rAy n,nrs tt
their !isnrex .suoft1 tho huyuEs were suvura fn,
l!la n,nrkata inesca tho cunni, u,eso merchants
lelx nnxlnls tn c,IpsntB tsluF xtorkt butUru tie
caual citkua. Ksceisurs WY lh0y At senulng ONT
many yuhsels the manufacturers having tredisti to
su II lit r0act prirss whle! thoy rinnl tfu not pay
hsI'' nrmn. t'I"4''E nse the auot"ssons; m, u,x
@ p;,,,t, p.GGs % axs M =
t3rcWn nset4M. !!t9H!l!n
sli1aF snsius :se ~;
ExttA sltlfRus.. Asa TN
Iiua s.'a
pss.ts at,ntinu Nil, .Scrs say Tidy waii6 Gu mich
EntgNr tho rnsx cuuhI h0 thtAnrd ~ 9aEt thsy
IT, svs "iS " ~ a s.'sS .se
fltat md .upllh Htemr, lselt lt......,.,..n3 t7M
fI5.t @ a ss.s % esat iani e: "rf....'. rt SH
t' HI naa S.s s4s crr
fs.s @ ara S;is ssri ;iis 49,: siS
%.un a.:..' ,,. s!Ix; @ 5
fIs''s s;oss S"st.. !s.ii las
tsfisk uards, lt Il incl,. 3th 1!An
tsncns irst H""lllS Y
,', III tsa suEsiHj
tai, Iaarl. IL. !, /: lid ii f.........,. i1Ilt!n
,;msn:t .9,9M st1E NJ NJ !: '9t3
TiAUer. il! 10 sx iuslnriTu. ii t. untaf. 1At4 ilD
rtu.aI, tas, Toux. ad K""l m, ttR tn
s.Fss saS,'aId lid sht;ies. 2&e ~
hhinne. gklfa.'..''..,'ss+s.'s s'''.'.'t'' W
hs S's:ss:Si. ss;.: s.'iusiss shss
T.,untY All cUuiina WIAtpr, "
, 1880-11-04

Nt1Il1DH ECcelpts HcFU tos1Ny IEp1n tHu InIHp8t
$1i,5tA.
Tho Dunktn Mine shipped a1s tons for October,
Itepurts from 1loston Consolidated nro decidedly
encouraging.
Gnoti orc tas been struck In tho BOULDER Con-
Eolltlutcl N!nc.
Hull Domingo reports strike OF fourteen feet
HtDl orc.
Chry6oIitc elected M Trustees to-dny: Rnssitcr
". ltayWin1,i, Abrutu s. Howitt. Wa!trr &. Cur
neo. Daniel 4. Appleton. Thunlns G. Plate, II.
\. V. Post, jusncs II. Baukor, wllllnm borden,
Churtoa Frahtis Adams, Jr Stephen N. White,
+. Il. Lawrence. Tho Company hayo n surplus
of nl1,ut $780, 100 on hand.
To.lny business WIS very tlnll. Chrys0lto
ope,ud ut Grt Mt,.i ntIynnceA to t,s8. Calnyor,.a
remained ut 1f4bU. i.IttIu was d0no iil Alulo ut
81. Other stocks werD htruly noticed.
RAN EltASGIsCO.
HAN FItANCIscO Nov. l-Altu!uR stocks closed
, 1880-11-04

Tho exports Of wheat and wheat flour fron NIL
United States ports tn nil fnee!4n countries dur
Ing tho twelve months ended June 10. 1B;a-'H1.
were equal, In wheat and flour, 10 ls8,i?7tia7 bu
nf wheat.
, 1880-11-04

QAT'fLh-'rhufu was NJ pronounced caanEs In val-
nce. For good IL eloco shpplnY xrstss thu danand
fairly scllvs, xud With ouiy moderate suppiy Ut
that Eiats sale fssIlux tEH. Grades suitsd
u tho paats VI e1pQslers A1aQ NET With tals l1Qpky
, 1880-11-04

Also 47,ltu hu ryo shipped BY rall, II 600 bl1 ito
by lake 10 lsatfu'o, a lBo, ,11 hu harley by raIl.
Tho N. ". and t. & b. ronds took out sas,07t bu
Ut tho wheat shipped lust week.
Thu Now York s'frAlaee Exchange I3'tehtv says:
Tho OUTCOME Of tho English wheat crop Is now
ustimuted at W,oW lFs., or st,0000D bu lesa
than It was tw0 tnnnths a9o. The French wheat
! CROP. OH thrashlpx, ulso tho Auslro- III unxar,.
, 1880-11-04

CNuyr,.a" "1saH1'lF Pu1H UurNv tue FNrty.9eC0n1
ltttes thu iptr1saGFtvu luuro.lsyl c,.l,,.
Eas s"t..n nihitr tho art Of Mnrcl, IL l87a, whis,
n1umn. sxtliGNtly rotur.letl TO tho Treasury, thu
ihn tn.,.alo lof the Forty.thtrd tnyEeas i1iult,dCS
Istc o1 ~ tae 1ey!n4x IT tl,at Congress IL thu
iuijy ~ fepeai, jan. n, 16sa. Very respect
TiIh son,,., JnltH SHERMAN. eoorctary."
ths ps"s.%. .e".aasqent. llut Tits ho withhnis tUr
Mia fhs ~. test assured, alr, II God sp.trps NY
'''' 'oat1er will uot Eest hero.' Il, 3,
, 1880-11-04

sptetas Dtspateh to 1hA Chicago Trtbuns.
NEw Y0i,,t, Nov. 3.-AitninY stock murkut was
1.fru alt1tl ft,.Ilnu. f'l0stnH alllnniln
, 1880-11-04

liNs-NefH in bHttHr 5t.alest. ana Snw York hons
M"rn EFner ltt sytrnthv Nlsh the ER.trrn market.
ios vsry si!"c: rrt,n,tIGnt Io,ai denlar ia*
cciTen letter fruH HAurv. which VI "a ..HJ Is. .rs
were hold terr frtny ind H1ur,ir ii lJ1s; I! hc ir
!nrdlulH u c'tG!ro TiR Is III ntynnce The I.nEkpt
,rtara.sna hume orewsrs WISCONSIN hnn+ cs3nt!t,o
dull herr ths cr" being inferior strength
!inSEr-M,!s IN falr locnl request ut iseoc t,r the
Ull.S-Estccs remained rs before. Thcro WIS fnje
activity IN tre nnd wull sustained SUI OF prIcus.
, 1880-11-04

7H0S SILVER MINING co.
toeatJon of Mlnna, near 1.natfvil'e, Colombo.
CAPITAL {1AMNuu: Nll,uN H!IAttEs. fI EACH.
Ia il jtnberty President. Il. r. SurtluA1, SGUy
~ Gtfres. Nh. lii Nrnndxny. Now YORK.
, 1880-11-04

WliiHKf-Wn, Ii fais dim nd ii tnc tloclino IL
ssp! y aale* xns. ! nrGfl'r.a! nf ~ nsis tnsaIsd
WtH,l. WAS .Intut md ItrIu. vho imUr'yn1,eNt
1:a.l hAs rclfe ellcGt here nssa s!eiefx expect n
and tsrsR Wtos arn attracting nnr ht!iicu. A'd iha
.1,ck II INV t'ea = li'nt ttr.'sn t!lv snld tnr
hut u they sIn1 r'grli ItsnrB int nhul Issrlik