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, 1880-11-16
Jersey Central Rises on Reported Cons
ncction with Baltimore g.
Ohio.
Heavy Shipments Of Currency to tho
oountry-Foroign Exchange
Dull,
Tho Preduse Markets ljnxttIed-Bttadsluila At.
i,s and Generally Sironger,
Provisions Tame Except 'or January but Are
a Shade Firmor.
FINANCIAL.

Stocks were q,ilct. md, though not pressed
apparently for snlc. woro wcnk. Money Ii
growing miro active, md this Is dsconrnging to
operators for Il rise. jersey Central woa strung
Oh d report thut tho baltimore & Ohio wcr0 nc.
FoiutI,,g for tho uso Of tlls ronl tlolr limo to
New York. N0rthorn Pacific waH still unslor tho
ti,tluoncu of tho favorable reports mt Into cir,
rMEatlon last week nsout tho completion Of tho
road tH tho Pacific coast. IoGlsv.l1o T. Nnsa-
vilto WIS gllntc ex-t1tvidoEd mt 81tl, equivalent
TO 1iAA, m advance of 3A.
n nnhattnn Elevated cxpecta large Incrcnso
Of business from tho Now York s. Northern
nnllrond VIII lch will bo ready In Dcccnabcr to
receive freight, nnA In january 10 receive pms.
se1igcra. As suoi1 rs tho Harlem River bridge
Is completed this business will swell tho Gnrn
ings OF tho Mot tropnlltun.
III tle first week ot November, Wnbnsh cnrt1-
ings Increased $l7.0a1: Texas Centra,. s4,749.a7;
Alton, $lo.io5: st. Joe. sl,KE; Iron Mountain,
$as&,.
The following sufficiently boarlsh sontiusonts
aro quoted from tho letter Of ono of Day &
Fields Now York corrusp ondcnts:
Tho currency Of tho country boliovo was
tho s,ne last ycar as ths with tho exception Of
III M Sr * ts ow "ns d ef' sf ahs Sass Il o
eslt7 Values! those i,arket Up 3n paper.
Holders oi Northwest st lanl; l.ako Shore, Al;
fnnro hlys.rn,l Frnn these stocks thniI ono HcMr
nHn, while thosc now purchasing arn pnyinF iD
dividends nre not lsniy To lIe inlch lnrEer thail
last ycnr. Eric holl'ls anti sn,le few others re-
s M ne wns so w1 ros m m sooks a u
per cent. IN two days, from prices 20 to 10 per
cent below t1nso HOW current; do mt Eny
ahovo for consideration, With blink credits lii
this city Sc 10000 fl excess of uny previous
time.
+ Last weeks statement Of tito New York banks
shows thnt thotr reserve ls fown to surplus of
| mi &fjC1 Itf0 fnat mi # tim flfnNE
, 1880-11-16

Tho following grail, walx lnspccte! lnto s,oro
In this city yesterday morning; ~ cars rod will
tor wheat, 10 cars No, . 4o,3 cars Fc1cuteN;
cara mixed, cars No. spring. 40 cAta No. !: do,
OF cars No. lido, II cnrs rctoct01; 4 cars no gr'lde
t4iD wheat of which Is ar0 wIutCri; 15 enrs an 4O-
800 bu No. corn, IS cArs and QlO bit high m1Tetl,
l00 rars rejected t4a0 corn); III rRrs white oals,
10 cass md sla0 bu No. ! n,IxDd. " cars re-
Jccted rs oats); u cars and 1,U0 bu No, ryo,2
cara aud l,sU bu roJpUtalf IS cars No. barley,
II cars No. tlo, II cafs No. I tlo, 3 eire low
krado til bar!ey Total 4, ,0oo cars}, 5ss,0o0 In.
Inspected out. 40 hu whcut. 43t,EM bu corn,
l9.01s bl oats, ,95l hu ryo, II, ~. tu barley.
Tho leading prtN'uco tnaFkess wcro Irregular
yesterday. lsrcattstuffs nyUragcl Act1vo and
stronger. Wheut advanced us u consequence OF
tho receipt OF large h,rlnx orders froM Wall
street, With iii upward tCndenoy III New York
and Ltyerpuol. Corn Rad 0ata wcro frIncr
lu sympathy, Provisions wcro rnthor tanlo.
Packers appeared to ho selling their current
production, and ouIy that, which wis about Nil
thAt tho market would lIoAr IN tho absence Of Il
brisk speculative demand, Thcro whs not much
chauxo In prices Of hoxs or hog product, though
pork solI up slightly In company With srain.
5tcsa pork closed 1tso hfghor. ut 9lS.2o11I991h
for November, and *l1dsssGlaB6 tor January.
Lard closed tismnr As $a.05QbS01h for Do.
cember, and talo1aGh tor January.
Short sibs closed at fd.76 tor January. spring
wheat closed 10 higher, d. ti.oS8l.W for Do
oemher aud $l.07X for january. Rod vinter
closed steady at $l,0a Corn closed No higher,
ut 42.s&sisHc for December. and Exc bid for
January. Oats closed nrmer ut ah43lo for
November aud at 3lHo for Decomber. Itye
was hIehor, closing at 6so fos Dscemhos. Bur.
, 1880-11-16

Icy WAN Irregular, chasing mt s1o f0r next
month, and noe IBID fnr November Eihgs wcro
hctive. md coAch tlrmcr Mt ShGf2k'5 for
Light, and ut kt.hpfttRi fnr htnvy. Cattle wcro
MctIvo anu stronger at t2.0bfaHV.
1lry rt,o1s wcro in fnir request for tho time Of
ycar. Few buyers were present, hut tho orders
by tnnft and Telegraph ruVttrnt Il ght,1 many
goods In tho nHKregnir, md jot,l,cra expressed
satisfaction with tho course nf trndc. Frlcta re-
mnin 'ir1n. In tho grocery mntket there were
no cbangrs, prices ruling stenty. Jnota nnd
shoes wore 4ltct and unchanged. Thoro wa. n
rm market for tutter Chceao remained dnlt
and wenk. Dried fruits and f'ah wcrc GtIotetl A.
hcforc. Thoru WIS nothing new 10 nute In tho
leather. haRYtng. cnnl, and p1g~lrnn tnarkots.
lum,,cr WINS fairly acttyD md steady. Tho
cnrgb offerings wcre larger than was generally
cxregtrf, and enl1l rcnfiily 10 tho city trade NJ
Unchanged prices WDel wAs firm In symrnthy
with tho EnstcrH market, and tho salcs 10 wcat-
ern consumers wcrn fair. broon'.corti
and hides were unchnngcd. fahy was
1t, request for shipment and tr1n.
Tho aecd market was in!rly active and
Timothy was e.rongrr, clover stcafy, and ilnx.
benh weak. Tho offerings Of potnlocB wnro
smnll, and sold quickly. prices boihg higher tar
tne s.tek. Green fruits were mt chnngcl.
Dealers wcro getting In their ~'httr supplies.
md t',llng n few co,lntry and local or!cr1.
Poultry wnH III tnn1ernsc retMeat nnd chsy.
lIHkH iIElAHlS htFE Enlb@s 1h9'St H$
| 6AGlH!{o for corn, nni 10 WIS pnhl for wheat to
! Ilurnlp. Isonn was reported tukcn Tor $1,000 bu
wheat md 10000 LII cOrta.
I Ita!l frelHhts we're quoted steady at {0c for
| provisions anal ok. on grain to Sow York. t1un-
tatons MT tl,rnl,Hh foreign frcIshts were steady
| at hixG per lU0 lbs for Hour tn !tcrnonl. baao
for d kn Giasguw, 1;iIo rnr lnri and meats to
| Liverpool, sp!io for do tD Antwerp.
Tue aggregate receipts Of wfrnt reported ycs-
tcrtlny Ht ChIcngn. Milwaukee. Detroit. IT. Lnts,
| and Tolc,1n wrre 4a., ,nrU hu. Thu corresponding
| shipments wCrc 9a+.UU bu.
Tho following was the nnretncnt Of prnfucc
| reported frntm New York ycstcrdhy: Receipts
Fu,tr, iv,o5 hsls; wheatt :Ni to bu: cor l7'.l ia
! bu; oats, 45,l,, hu: cnrr4tncaI. lt;N pkps: rye,
.;5GD bn; barley. o., ,g hu; tnnst, .,:s bM: pork,
| 0i3 brIs beef, ;ssi lrLs: cut sncAts, sG3 pkKs;
lard, l,0i2 tes: whisky, Go6 brls.
Ex,.urts Tor forty-el4lt ha,,rs-F.our, 11.n00
brls; wheat, s,J00 bu; corn. 10000 hu; rye.
liitD hu.
Tim fo!InwIng were tho exports from tho fonr
len,linK cItlca If the Atlantic scaboursi for tho
periods named:
, 1880-11-16

r. s9 s, ~ II w T., Gy" n f r"rs re
Ss:s s: sy Sss[s's t ;se: S;ss s.
stj %n s Il w. +. sssts, :srsS Il aoSs il
:s; +; ! s;., AZ
S;5ss. ;'s IL ;s;
%% ~ 9s:
s f; ;f NJ .:ss; $:s' y:
s"a s%' !. ss VI, ni':ih fs|y q @s's
ss;s = }si ss''s s sf!Sf XIV :3
:Si ri r.;s is q ihe saSs%s:
:; s :;. ':a s!ss;s :! :. sass
Il ~ @ 81: s ] $sy e.
rta s't' s;s :;S; s;s ss3 s5:s!
ssE sss{ sr1 Il :'c s III Hf:e ind ~ fsss s
t ""t% " III X 70 III, III" y ts IT. Ha
@ h Mer W.T., ns" ns't 1S:I t"'f lure e ,ns !h*
ff naS: Il ~ ] hs::; s s'sy Hi ~ n sF "d
.hs n"9$l, f"!iarisS i IIs TSrs,aT '|s,e Hsai;xs;
@ .s|,' s;; " !" ': ~ st$ ""s
Il e.. III c" sa ' L, a y a;.iS Hi No'tei5 ~
yt e4 VIZ M Y; sqs: IT, ~ Me.o r;r'eM M Il % S1,
Il S's /;
KsE.Ws. a,,isi asS .tssay: S"!.l..;; sStc II H!:
] S5";" TT" 's 5 s a;isa ~
snd II s'si It e" %nsS Soar
S%s 2sG eg;s.s sas5 # sss, ssas; ss, sss:
nS # M h!s !. i ~
md s.vcrHl wei" .n lty shitiu under ie pritN iur
, 1880-11-16
. sew New Ghc for Ifllrnt Gork-IEosv
,ouhe Whlto Girl WINS Ennblcd to
Marry d ke,rrn.

soc,,I c,r,,,a.s ,hsttr t,,on. Kfne'ton, n, r.
tatiy sxcs ~ y, Gns.la,,er IL thia county, ere
ill., II sssrI1aae Of Miss crriu ST. FLINT. yo!lng
h III. o'II,a I,,n. with James ". Sampson. nlllat:
.eta 'M1 iarr H. n,eSS of Mr. Joh1 q pSyo
aEsIH saaner who slrs ho VIII II sn1 wa tDi ost"sipeiy
ri es,i,pa, u, .'1"llIg hg tho Mississippi md
tlosn NJ Xas y 20 worth tlh,UD. lao w,ls well
No War H. NeT rti! rurleas ~! tlloreahputs. After
secc.s soIWsty. Wtyy.., hnl us h. WIS ctlldlass his
hio .bos s"rFso ~. pMnt, was ndopteti
ntr Mr' INN aa'n'iy. During tho past sum.
, 1880-11-16
sEx dividend.
sEI HWIuHHH.
In rRiirold bonds in Now York on Saturday,
n,,tsldo If two or three arcctal Issues, tho doal-
luER 1rcHcllletl ltIc Of Interest Alt hnug pT[cCa

In rnairond bonas in Now York on Saturday,
n,itsldo of two or three arcctnl Issues, tho dea-
lngs presented little Of Interest, nl though prices
wero Drm and geacrnllyA fraction higbor. Tho
Missouri, Kausns s. Tox.s tsa,tcs continue to bo
sought for ut advancing figures; first c0nsols
,lp To tl4si. aud seconds Up to TN. c.. Z. C.
issues also wcro In actIve demand, tho first
assontcd r'sing from MAJ to 1907, l00K and III.
comes froM 4pst to 5lh. Denver & Rio 0rars!o
irsts wero strong ut 1OD,t. n1, tho consos Mt l0J
Texas s. Pacific lncosnes rose Ii, TO S3a4, ami
tirsss, lilo Grando Division, Il, 10 U3A. Eric scc-
enu collsols were u higher ut 81, tho first roll
sol Is selling. Mt 1s1,sGbl21. St, Louis s.
Iron Mountain seconds recovered to l0t,
and Ca,utn Southern Arsts to DDH.
Ohio Central trsts wcro nrm Mt lOl,
Ialko Eric & Western tirsts ut 100, and In
tann, bloomington s. Western Incomes rose to
G0.t. st. l'nul consols aro u better ut III, anu
ilrsts, Southern Minnesota Division, u h,xhor ut
l0jli, Wnhnst now Is sold at 1o3asGl0l. s.. Paul
L. Sioux City frsts Mt l0bAGt1O,!;, burlington,
Cedar Itap(us /; Northern i.rsts nt o7Al lo7k, und
Central Iowa flrsts Mt lo81f and ,lett curtfcatos
Ut Y71;. kunsus paoltio issl,es woro strong, con.
Il to ilOH.
Business In Governments In Chicago was only
.uoderato, Dtstrlnt Of Columbia a,a5s wexo YAK
md 1OO; the Uuitcl st1tos ~ onvuvl at 1lOas
md ll0.f: the ;s. lIlsf md l,.;, tho Is, t0l};
md l0lE; md ia. 1utii and lO,a:, The market
nosoI ut llDa: bid md iii naked for tho ID, and
IL md 1la4 for tho 4tts.
rorcJun axuhanro w,ls heavy. and ut tho close
+bn rsnt In Naw yor1s was re.,ortpd yycuk
,ror,hiy m "crn,nt or offerings of hills uuu,tst
roralvn m,r.thnsca or sccurit[ca. sterling W,stul
rntc. wore lylI: ant) 4ss. uankors, uut,lni rates
,Sorc iRlis fnr H..av hiiis and 4s,s; fnr ,umuud.
Far eo. Jny cnm,ucr;u m llis for pronnt delivery
tbis month. aIH,;@4;p,: wns tic ,nnrkct rlto,
pns,cd rntua fnr paris woro sa5 for sixty doys
md Ssns fer sicht. Sxty.d,,y con,rnrruinl bills,
nrn,nr, dcl,vcrv m Tavre md Murse,lrs. 20
= s.s,a. ,v"s n., Tho snrn for thrco ,yccks, DO.
,iver,, sIvtv.Sev rom,nerrIu1 hiI,s m, Aniwrrn
, 1880-11-16

Congress will bc askat Mt tho coming session
10 cnnut NatInnni l,ankrnpt law. Tic k,,p-
porter1 of tho draft niadc last ycnr ly Judge
Lowell, nf 11osto1l, islscni 10 press 1t agatn ns
the hest IL t,o e,lmctcIl. Since tho adjournment
Of ConRrnss, cnpes of It hnve bren sent all over
tho country ~ Cotilnercihl Associations, RcRis-
tcrs lit bankruptcy, md other experts. Rrrat
ttlnny valuable suggestions tayG hecn received,
und Incorporated into tue proposed Inv. One
tinJ,nrtnnt reform ntlvoentcd by Judge Lowell
Is tho payment OF Registers by salnrles Instead
OF fecs.
Ono OF the slgns OF tho times In tho report
from, tlrnscrs III miscellaneous securities Of a
now inquiry for various Southern securities,
mud Of m uprrceinble rAo Of price.
, 1880-11-16

EltEEl.-RGcGsvud, s1ni official lust weok 5.tsaf
shipped Inst wrnk ltst. 1hn knafkul quiet ut $ao
~. per lou lbs for toor 10 c.,ic0 grndcs+
EiET Liberty.

rhe n.t wsSs III he s1! W VI. Wnet 1t
Tssr 4, 5,az1sx: =,
,."o I'll F.nr s a' @ s " ,S1,,,r md an y
Jari atuck; tntai fur thU wrck ending tlis dny aMH
through md a9, LOCAL. nHaintt !r!1 th[nuan mud !asl
Will s ;tsS
sss y s :sSe Il iii; s; $ssS S sss: asss 81
;ss Sss lid sSt basa':s' s<a; :a's: ss:'s
3,IlA nEsinst s;S.v ihv wcSS bgt"ro l'Alladeipha,
s9 gssn,ls,.i;. ,SStsf. = asS nSst : ,ou for tbs vook
;Sn f. sss s'st wssi % '' "''& ''f''' selling ' 0a
",|- NEW ronx.
M 1 M Sv n.as unast Its ast xseS MAJ MAJ
XII scs acys X amm a "a nnv ssesss 1t ruS
Ss:; $%::$s $::. ss::;s d :ss: ss :
sa3aays ~. h s rrs,ss S "Ss& n und 9
dlnssnt Pigs. a. ,a. .&x
ltu; nIat's . .Ey III .,I NJ. ~ &
iii liz fnr Inu,s md ftS sss fur si.asp, f''
kWlAE-Iiccupss, it. a4 n1nkng Hk ~ for tho wook.
n4nAt Y ~ MS W9egi earkrt eteaef For ave oogss
~ ts'"ASeo Ies IL" 'os. .
~. LMut'.
Mssd bS,rsts stIif 1t,i,;1; }s!f e q'oso a. Ea.s
fss r ::l; fSedIr: HSssS. :s, fiji 4 ao. ns!iya
rnsi,s ra;Is I .isi,1mnIs ~ "esi ''''
shpa'"ts. n1IIa ''' III .4''' 'u''''"'''s' 'sI''' w
as III paet eiSa, s @ ba,ehsss "a
sw.,.. u,,t,.i sasss4 = +. s'fs cs;.,,. ,.+....
a;ttSs teel. eus: sSsap ill., rss.
ssy nayvs ssisSS ~ ~ Ens Ss'iS so
sEs.. sEs ~ Tasss ts'r: sIs sst'ys sNs
11it'ssrt 2nt t'alss @ s,;H 9a,a sna ila
, 1880-11-16
COMMERCIAL.

TIE following wcro tho secetpts aud shipments
OF the lending articles Of produce in this city
during tho furty-eight hours ending Mt O'clock
Monday morning md for tho corresponding
time last yUNr:
, 1880-11-16

rcnnsytvnnla Central, ElHf fcw Ynrk Central,
144: Erie, 4!ai; reconda. 1Q?: 1tendng. 2i
I.1Nn,N. Nov. lh-Tho bullion Withdrawn
from tho Hank Of England on bnnncc to-tlny
xns L2l3,xn. Tho who!o atno,ttlt is for the
United Htntcs.
ii il rtatrt Tint tho Hank nf ngiand Ia getting
ah0et nf eagrs, md that, ronRc1mrnttyt phrt TT
tho bfion Withdrawn to-day for Now York was
In htra.
Pants, Nov. 15-lcntes. B5f A5c.
, 1880-11-16

H0STf}Ss
Ep<etat Qtspn&eh to The Chicago Tribune.
1l0sTtaS, Nov. l5.-ThD wcDk opens without no.
tlceahls thnngo IN tho oun'astlon of tho nl0noy
fk9 s anI d1S e., STass atnSsss oss1KSs 5S wc'o *l
Government huntA Wpro stronger and 3t0H
por cent higher.
1hs stSst inarket to,ay was onIy 9 m9o!esatSiy %
l5; io isH lSi, elt,sna ,irn'. vii, ~ sioea of
satv tTstKi hHas"n HtS " xa%eo h,a f 1 t.
blnrksndvat.ecd from lI4!s tnllHi, Metropolitan
i;i!i; Umion raetAc Iran ass tuV !, subsequently
iro@ Il: :1ois; I!n!aa fro,a III y III Il: NV
is%G1aHsi % io :an; . t'ostan $, slalne f., iso'n issA
S so at GSnt'a IT, at' o'oas ~ wH
Ii hands tiastcrn +.ss iccInctl i; Isartfnr,l
& Erie IL M,lv!nccd ri. Milwaukee, l. St. Paul,
llahti4ua Dls's'on, scrip sold ut LOG; and others
and other land stocks 'na betoro. Auosy Mills
S''' ~ " IL Tho 1rt..er,. x..oe.a,td 1e,.
Nostox. Nuv. lb.-stocks closed: -
!t:si';;'s + {i|||s:s1Es ss $::s:
s::; l. l. i:;:: NJ 5ss|s;i As M
Katsa: & ey IL + t. TIL g. j spt sd
A!S,:ss Il Il !sS:;::
NEW ONLEAHs.
NEW OnLEAks, Nov. Insight exchange on
Sterling sachaugo, 4slH.
r0REI0N,
LoSpox, Nov. 's'-consols, ~ 7.1s; account,
American sceurit'es-News ia, 1oaN, Ans, lls.t;
''iintsi iiatSsay seour1.ies~ll'.uols contsaI, II;
, 1880-11-16

Whale. w,n.nr ,lsnched. .,,.... ,,,,,,,..,,.. q
ss...,,.'.. -, ..s,.," M,.s " ~ x
Sna;snft 1T nt' stfet'f F"so '''.''......+'..'s =
Sr",st 'j "j NJ IL
ssEnM. stanF .'......'.'.''.''.''''.. '.'..'..." *
M taa ~
nni,tt. nt " Il; & S
::,hInih!t" .!i.n,.'ItEns - 1I1.Nuy." t'.ts Il
nst!inne' ncn1ntMplt ']HeRrrcs'''+.'.ss.H' ~ IInn<
HHsnhG x GeRf!ns 1tM
.Isuu!. f. ,AND hhME-MUse fMW hnn HshSys
aiun!Ett ) hMhfrh 1r,nf my t9f Pnu+tJt nma nuHCu
T.. t"s Zig stnt Mnh tfh.! t'r hvc ktlGx lMS nNers
ltE1 "rtH nm Ialxn. nf,na WAa "cntt u1acls IMH
HE,nn,G !M!EI IceniEis ~ tHault -! wv
!nys tirkGts Hrrr Tt.s4. hna tMrHoSs HF!uc fs
WH t ~ ~. IT. M ~ HIh.ys ssGnNS "o. FsItf@
, 1880-11-16

fNurt TDs, tUlUr january, Cl!s11 a E[ihs lt'HR
tonrE ni.,lai NJ Nitu ItDsa nslu {dtn hoxad1 tam"
hornnns 7st7e Mt1gd lntiE Eut hn.ns y. swegs.
efrUn han,s. tnina nysrngs. ~ sdta ,,,e,., IN,
,st rtts ,tc lor sh"rt c'ears. loluso tos naps'
q" 3MESsE@i51iat. IVA Guoto whito at aa,>;o and ye-
Inv II tHl!ac ..,.,..
fnr sttt4 j,,tkk pf1tl HING lUNJ Tor hhu,A.
.TAttOw-u1tet MID steady II A4t5t tur city and
, 1880-11-16

iIUES-K0CCvcH during EHnd1y nNd M0nhh{, HE
on; ,e Int week, tt; official last wgcG. H.
.tt'' shipped Inst ~grk. 1A0a The market oroned
than .ho closing l,riecs u sa.urday: me receipt!
f!artt 70 Ast them nwcr TOwnrd mon. h0weveE. the
tiunund grew mure Actirc. un!t tflu market WORKED
*aSks;s t"r eo,14,n y cnlcn !istt Tho hnk at AGi
Fradea There hut iilig trading Mt avaf !i5 Or
honw AtIl Ek!pn nnh nsUriOr grades Ee1ctnlly sold
Mt EAft4t1k5. Tho following Hsr1 no{od,
, 1880-11-16

Msadrakc' snsapaFlla. Iiaude!lon, yellow dock,
p!sTsasss ple. srsyd' s t5sck eo4ah, lntlan hemp,
ttstEh unlitxI Siia na tnn berries OF Juniper md
sst.spssSa.a sst.spS. ase tho inErodioilts of tie Bhstess g
, 1880-11-16

CATTLE-Roeoivcd during sunday and Monday.
Son. sanG Tine Inst week, StHti: uicia last week.
s3f, shipped last week, BEs. II infesipr gradea bo
excepted. theru tntrly active and strong market
ufl around. unier Tho impression that Tho prGsent
recks receipts Of enttse Will fall materially
hclnw tho tntui for last weak. oca huycEs took hold
with more cs'nf1dencc and the GRADES nsunliy taken
by anndrs and asa the better cluas of butcera stock
wore snpfdly shtnblc At mn hdrAncc TN Saturdays
prices OF fully 0c Scrub lots usual wGso negect-
ea.hnt there Hnro mt 10 many Of tnt claHa as 10
cause any further ahgnknxe In vales Stockcrr we're
IN dcMhd md sold strong. tinoh shipping md OK
pnrt catttc c0uttnuc In rntheF scantr supply. and
nrdetn continued good demand the maykot sain~
tAned ti.ni tone. Chnca and extrn grades aold ns
hE!l MIR dny Ut tho seHron TfG 1nDGe Of an!es
was s,uEifN. G. Aia1na. burke Il Dso. had n dsnve
OF III hend OF THO Missouri ttlU nhcf they sold Ia m
cxporter at A.Hl Thpr wcrg n. fuw other miles nt
fhaHi hit ',et nf the Fadtag was a. nricea holoE
&!l.i Cnmrndo. Wyoming. md Colosnho'T taha son
a. +. 10, und Texas through hrores at t.H9!"p-
ctuseu out, nnd the mhrktt finished tlrn.
QroTATi1Ss:
Extra Ieevcs-ffradtt stccrs. Weighing 80
ht AEt uIl~ntds E5a0&deU
ticars. weighing l,2Jl L4D an............ L75aA25
nK lii 10 mi H. L2ss4AG
il. iT6 to l2iI ias ..,...... ......... ..... 3Ra4l0
Batct.F.' st.'ck-I'our u cansnlon scurs and
xssG!nr xS e th ns..: :.......":... ~: y: aso@ars
ID isD Dns....,.....,..... ........... 49,. 2sNa3a0
isisrior.si,t ad iin cws, icifelr, s,uis,
p1lls. unu ecAluHaH AleeTs Li544aa
, 1880-11-16
REAL ESTATE.


Tho following Instruments wcro fled for roc
ord Monday, Nov. Is:
CITY PROPERTY.
wy ss; astts 'T1sassa Sss As tht:t5 fI1s's Ia
rs Il ;$sss a,sSs S5$ il SSs;|:1 i
sss ssis Ssy! 4 sStsS q ;!'S It. 5siSs Il 5'W!s
i:isS Es3 ;is;;s; SSiiia
';$: i: Il a1$$s ii $ i !: Hill i::S Nj
s|$ nv: HS:;n !; H54s Il
T. ;S$; Il i IL 4 sssi S;'
Ys"s ip4sysa ID ets q os SssFf jh e. s:sea III Il
s}$ I'll! i;sS;; Il: ES5:i i
si:s s!s II s s$5!: ii Sfi;i iiisi II j, i' S'55;
it1nn g John a ~ 40
st s,s Il S5E ~ Gsasfs' aahFs'#;s'ss #sssss
s.a, t st. I: .;ca Nov
VII! sv sss:e' ss i II y " It /! a i J. :ts
rhe prsmisSs "a. l W.si ils1is:n i a,ea oo
ffsFsfs i ID! Ses NTaa%S, T. bS,'ise1r III
WGti ItsnHt!ltn ~ q y coT ~ t.!tlhnStn !. II
H. W,jlsinj. Leo
" .sa II Ssv y j S2j ssa nyas f. ssaia 4; If
g. m @ Gsy q 4 Fl !; II S::;;, i;.:
If, 3lk7i Il, Gnted Npy. IL ttf0dufick krHm' .~.
seG tS StGs m.el'!y III ,: ;s.ir ''
lGJ H. dated SOv. u tK !r!nbpER to .. Scld- ~
SOUTH or CITY 11N,rA WITHIN 4 RABBITS or skvEN
s1ILEA UF THE tuukT-AuusK.
| LnNln 1t, I'll It. n Of Fl!tlath, t. .5al:! II,
| tated Nov. q tChar!cs CnnnBenhR to J. Mar. -.
@ @t'n,:m =: III I; :, of iif:iI' xjii IL -
| datcd Sov. tChAr1as coanselman 10 oiio .x
,,sst11,yn 81 II Il Il II IL M
Eatti II, tt@.eA Nor. II talaAtae IN EaaucHr5 10
1ataa nnHs ~ VI; III Il 81 i. :x
y, tato,l My j II q q a a. tn tSnlnk t. t. T. H. Arm't
lntnd ilct. Cfh0 Set,1nntes' AT'ra.efa' lnan A.,
T. Building Association tu AtAry e, Fftnehl,, l.1
, 1880-11-16

S4e." 1t viii .ns1tns Mtns With the " Japancse Corn
"'a6eV caEo aud ond pain, Us cenil
, 1880-11-16

Sptetdt Dtspateh 10 Tbs thtedoo Tribune.
New roRK, Nov. tb.--The mining stock mar.
Hlnairtae i,fn
, 1880-11-16

LUMBER. '-
Tho caFuu market was fairly aetlro and steady.
Tho uHur,gs we1o Arx6r than receivers i1oscd fuFs
sunH1R III ~ about &w0nty toats. Tke local buyers
appeared VI tho aucks ant tuk hUary everything be-
8uto u4ilt. tricua Mpt0 quoted aseully. una aopa
lois wuru sad u AaY9 brought stttu hAn they
lid ,ast wvuk. Following ure tho quotations:
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-03-05
THREE ANGELS.


They say this life Is barren, drear and cold;
Ever the same sad song was sung Of. old,
Ever the same long weary tale is told.
And yet--h little love can sWeeten life.
They say our hands may grasp but joys de
YOUTH has but dreams, and age an aching
whose Dead-sea fruit long, long ago has
whose 8isbt with wild tempestuous storms is
And yet a little hope can brighten life.
They say we fling ourselves in wild despair
Amidst the broken treasures scattered there,
Where all is wrecked, where all once promised
fair;
knife
And yot little patience strengthens life.
Ia e then true, this tale of bitter grief,
of mortal anguish finding no relief
Lol midst the winter shines the laurels leaf; (;
Three angels share the lot of human strife,
Three angels glorify the path Of life.
Love, Hope and Patience cheer us on our
Love, Hope and Patience form our spirits
stay,
Love, Hope and Patience watch us day by
day,
And bid the desert bloom with beauty vernal,
Temple Bar.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-03-05
A Returned DeadWOOder Tells a Little
Story.

"Deadwood," said the stranger, put
ting down his half-eaten slice Of lemon
pie and taking long pull at the milk,
made for the hills. Rather rough
crowd, the first lot, you bet; more
wholesome now. When 1 got there l
was dead-broke-didn't have a dollar,
didn't have a revolver, which a man'll
often need out there worse'n a meals
vittles. was prob'ly the only man in
the hills who didn't carry firearms, an
l was some lonesome, l tell you. The
only weepOn / hed-rm blacksmith
was rasp, a heavy file, you know,
bout eighteen inches long, which car
ried down my back, the handle in easy
reach just below my coat collar. I'm
derstandP Like the Arkansaw man car
ries his bowie-knife. I'm not exactly a
temperance man. just don't drink
an don't meddle with ary other mans
drinkin'-that' all. One day hedn't
been in DeadwoOd more'n week-I
was settin' in a s'loOn-only place a
man kin set to see any sOciety-when a
feller come in, a reg'la hustler, with
his can full and quart over. He'd a
revolver on each side of his belt, an
looked vicious. NOthin' mean about
him, though. Askt me to drink. Not
any, thank you,' sez /. Not drink
with me! Mel Bill Feathergill! When L
ask tender-foot to drink, expect him
to prance right up, an no mOnkeyin'! I!
You hear mel
"Well, when his hand went down for
his revolver, whipped out my old file
quicker'n lightnin', an swiped him one
right acrOst the face. When he fell 1
thought I'd killed him, an the s'loon,
film up with miners, sorter skinned
out, not KNOWN what might happen.
Purity soon a chap in red shirt come
up to me. Sez he, You the man as
ke-arved Bill FeathergilP Cos, ef so be
as you are, ef you don't want ev'ry
man in the hills to climb you, don't you
try to hide yoursef--the boys is a askin'
fur you now
ait struck me that my friend had the
idee, so waltzed back and went up an
down before that s'lOOn for nigh three
hours. I'd found out Bill wasn't dead
an was bad medicine, but it wouldn't
do to let down. Purity soon I see my
man a-headin' fur NE. His face had
been patched up till it looked like the
clOsing-out display of q retail dry-gOOds
store. There was so little cOuntenance
exposed that 1 couldn't guess what he
was a-aimin at, so brought my hand
back Of my collar an grabbed my file.
a. Hold on, there; hold on SEE he,
gimme y'r hand, I'm friendly, I've got
nothin' agin you, not a thing, but
youth pardon my curiosity-what sort
of fool weepOn was that, strangerp "
Indianapolis Journal.