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Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-10-23
SOUP,
Turtle, ia Ccn:mo,iore Barrett.

soup,
! Turtle, ia Ccn:mo'iore Barrett.
| FIsi!.
!'e" snapper 2,aI ill-Eci, OF ST Larlvs
LEVES.
chicken Sala'. a Ia Cusgrove.
Shrimp Salad, - /. E.vie+,
ENTHErH.
Crnqusftes, Ia kt.rr, Cat F7ar;ue Cole.
Oysters Vol-au Vent. Cariru,iau.
j def dc. B,rHf Fl Snuc., A,!vrr!i--r.
Lahib Chops, JtrdiLete, !. Ia l.. inb.rt.
ROAST.
IeI'' CaEcns TFnii''S. Hrnsle la 1Iachet.
"zhe Chi"f"-Tuykey.
LHGUMrS.
eI.'s t'H's |"rts-- i.:t;!rwIIa G'AvO,+ilas
i"tat""s >"utiie. S--a l.. Burke.
he''"iield Celery. Harry iiy"ln, To.nato.s
GAME.
NoohrO..s on Tuast
cE"chlta FrnlSon. = l.. N,Cr2Die
chicleii" Gcart-a ia Anns
.far;,, - bf:''SHhTS.
h"r'nSIes, Orange lmd"x. Reese Cheese !
Ci'n"-C"un:r Visitor.
CANES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bentley
st. Julien, s.. Estephr, Haut S,utcrnes
Champagne. Iii de Brandt
Az stated above, the Wand. were pre-
area by the prime caterer GRucnY. ana
il ms occasion he fairly exceeded him
III Ia The elegance, taste and pr"iuSinn
dishes. AT first business alone was h,
iotT OF Il" day, az the mornings lahors
u" 'Hc i"!"nrss OF The huUr having icnd-
10 nhHip"n ali nppetites; bat as the
hi'e "ihe and claiet gave place to the
"FElng champagne, the scene was
anSe" aud every one grew Joyous and
". I"asts were offered and responded
w various gentlemen, ana good hunor
II una'i"yed merrimeut for hours pre- I
lie" a'onnd the festive board. Among
iers Tie following sentiment was offer ,
D. Maj. K. A. burke. a
Inc Press fLoulsiana-Mayi it always- c
ep abreast If the Times, Advocate the =
erssts Of tho Cotton Planter and Sssar =
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-10-23

nh"I"S"'" ant hciqU Noalcys ),
r,nt.: r,, ,.';'S S"o'i9, %"n"ral dry -. ~
S'l'S furnishing goods, cIntlili~, InotS
Snr ru' , h"'%, groceries, rror isjuns, law.
,,in.r ,nI ,;'$ 'nl'1rai implrinrnts bar,
"H" yes, ana a general assprtu,nt
OF hardware, china ana ,~i..,. ,,on'' ~ mt
80 highest market price Laid fnr oo+
ton, wool and hides ''''''' ''f COZ
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-10-23

t"''l'.@ ! I.ja.rN / Co.
Watches. /" i.'ug- =.
ol t""fl'H q ;,I.,rt. New rIl
IL.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-10-23
ORR THANKS


are eprclal!v due TO he. Mnv,r of th. a., ,
and EDITOR Of th- Cani' olian. Gen, I.e,,
Iast rrui.Ai, a":l Mr.. c h. David and AIR
Andrew jackson for nu,nber,.ss o.,.,
tt"hs ana hiGitnaAaes au,i "a. Tie, Erst on
porfuni'y it VIII be the .s,eate.t pleasur
to re"ipr"r.,e.
Tho firm Of Courier & McN"ir ,ool
charge of and extended to lis he an
buHnde'! hospitality of their BONES and;
re'r"er"'! ouE sissy with them !irtly d.
N-htt"'. these Ssntlemnu. 50 aaablc and
cordial. nave nl:.1r for themselves a l,.t
lnS name, not o ~ in Baton puu"., In,
tho surrounding country, aud to them
ana their es'un"hle ladies' We wou:1 offer
'"r deep and rinccre thanks.
." Thursday night or heart grew
heavy at the th"nght of leaving ~ de-
'Sh'tul place IA Baton Rouge, and h -
SarT- hearted inhabitants, to return to
"e "e"'! iaA":S OF country paper
we hadc a,iicu 20 uur nav
orin"d friends aud ciurued home on the
a'ati;'l steamer john ". Cannon, pleas
a, yes, furry delighted w tn our trim,
We cann"t close this brief and rourh
Netch' which is rather Il hasty recital
nan detailed account of our MANY
Ie:iSnres' without paving Just tril,ut,. |
the citizens of Baton Rouge. T, c,r
'aiifH and hospitality they certainly have
:" equals ana no supcriors Repardl.ss
trouble and EXPENSE, their on = ol,;act
q S 10 ex tend to every one the ut,HoSt
,tehti"l and Kindness within their pow.
, ,''trEthing connected with he wish
nc o''ite f'eSS ." the city OF Baton
"u%e. was conduct ed in the u,nsr e!e,,a,,t
nd PrinsSly style. s'''''
, 1880-01-08

sitEEi'-Merc q aGivs ion,and md aoi etrnnIsr: y M ~:
I $5 l Ssd s ssi 8 S1t;; tSiS s s;Sss t. medium 1t *S
1T. 1.Otjts.
hs%yy :!ssss y gsoS S:n!sad: tsis sSa:; sS?a q
sSS Hs'i;s i ifSs " ni; siss
'ffs:' sSf!t s ;:'rt' rs1""' ans"'a s'
~ 1sSS 5"s S:s's; % 5'"$s ssss :
;:s, 8 :sEEss; Esss; ,sa' ' |sssiS: ssi:;
sfHa,d aa ssss hssss3| al %'ss'
s II $ :.s + s$ss :5sss: s;s
III s,ss: a'f!sf nrhst t.eaas
f. $s:ss Il 'HSSy: % u es'f 's'f cs%ss ss
o,aas 1"s$fsIp: Wsapssr Gs G' m'rtes 'tc"a' ind u-
sEw Yo1sK.
aSa nn'r$at s!oN: bnt shsds GSitst ,i,n M%ayi
5 t
At x ss. sy' ~ .ss, 2s :,saz "
isnlx; Enrin 4. sals. 4 &. e si,esp' 'Gssi shipments
4s x .ss u .TS y: @ s'3s quiet
KANAAR CRY.
Sptctat Dlpa!eh 10 Ths Chicago Tribune.
t1s Sss M s
Ssfss sso I; ss$t s%'s$ :si
as .SS"s is%ss a IL hssa EssH saGss
EAST 1tnEitTY.
ny EAsT h ME " ya1 r. ;,sn; sn Esssp';s Ia ; hi
SS! , s$: a5s ffsa s s; I'll, iii; III S;a Ii y 'ssa
SSEsss.ss; s! VI %sl '' 1%E Ss,'
, 1880-01-08
DfKEracefsII Treatment Of GILLIAN
Women by Reruvlnts.

tr'f;"tdfn&ss 1 & ~; fr3Hs.so t9h9oneis t9 n
uAttAn, Inr,t, INV, !!s.1Eupon 5no recelpt .!
f9 ags ,!s ass pf 81 K ,S az
!ao 70 tlo effect TINT tho ChilIan sol!iiory hae
Srnca i, % orvinn wn. i ,n,, %'tn 9ross as gr',aay
lhla fa'lr sptt,aiC 4IKg Wisanro, aau nn9I!y r..
stsns1n Wefe mtIa H. wm @ aIauanen ~ tsfs
WnnoE. UNI WIN tno lower CtGsscs ol Dolh Be1eA
y urge ntl!nlNt ~ nM!te tnlnan WnLnen lEs!aSS lES
horo a!9d ~ Lima, many q then being married
"e o!ar er ws ise, ct nsat 70 ~, ~
Ell,llnpa, aiu 4 rtlah WIS nauo l0r inc quaFie!
where !he lAtter ellsS ~ Ih!ltin Woinon Mse'
upwara or twenty or thirty OF thGn wore !as run.
lcsy Atizen " th9 ,ntllflatsa mop O. vtraxp1s
ds.l,.ts M q tnr VII, ,r'sig, @ raFgnd EN- through .M
daty WcrO M y trlHntlul tGHuatl0h et stlIcrl1g'
Twp nr tlrno wnro jumped '1pon' Kicked: cu. ".
aau nthoF%iso taai2tsi. ai!l lott Htoless IN ~
ssreos ,a waG"t ny Govet!K oTer taosr Do1ea Il
tae royost K,.Arl. tho mob nlndo u rush f3r the
l!ntei ~ l'l41dluc. WAero rospestnblo ChIlsaa
wom9n iive: There tue saIne seet,ea Nero e..
uGtS - nSt9r t w r % ~ ssis tine 6: y:
e.alt1lKetl W !arEo number of tho NationA
nnar1 Who were tnll,g!sI ManonR tng croWu. ana
What wero thu authorities doin2 Wh!!o THIS heil,
, 1880-01-08


SELL. YOUR UNITED STATES nONDs
And secure handsome premium, and
BUY COOK COUNTY OF WEST CHICAGO s PER
CENT BONDS,
An equally good security bearing higher rate Of
CHARLES HENROTIN,
10, WMshingtan-st
FIELD, L1SDhEY Il CO..
Now Ynrk.
s. In Balio-st. Chicago.
STOCKS.
Members OF n. Y. Stock Exchange.
ALBERT N. DAY. MnnAGer.
TRA8K / FRANC
l,nnkcrs md Brokers.
10 BROADWAY, n. Y.
Atcmbors of the New York Stock Exchange
y, md New York sfinlnH Stock Exchange.
All clnsses OF Securities HntsHht and s on Comm!s-
siUn und Carried .n Margins.
1la!ly Market l.otturs sont to Customers.
FIRST NATIONAL. BANK OF CHICAGO
COOK SfHy sfH!,ySTlS;J ls;JS;s. S;i;
soqiN LiNcafN ss!i XII; AHfH6 H6xps,
WEST q9%VE 9g%SVVEHltNSMiNSr HSNSMiNsS nosps,
safe-peposlt Department, ont1unco on wasalpx-
t0n.st-
WATSON, La GRANGE l. GIBSON.
Cd Wnil.st, r. rihc-ss.,
Now York. San fruncsco.
BANKERS AND BROKERS',
Bpeetnl facilities and advantages In furnishing
LEGITIMATE N1NING INVESTMENTS.
Inquiries cl,eerfuilJ nnswerel.
, 1880-01-08

Flour. 1Ttl00 Iris; whcnt, 5p,4W bu: corn, U7,0o
hu; unts, 900 bu; cor1,-lncnt. ao7 pkgs; rye,
fO0 bu; bartey, al 100 bn; pork, - Iris; bcnf.
2,f7 hrts: tlt meats 3a9i pkgs: lnrd. 1,74o tcs;
whisky. M brls
Exports for twcnty-four hostrs-Flour, 0,o0
brfs; wheat, Bt,o00 bu; corn, 81 ,oo0 hi.
The following were tho receipts Df grnfn Mt
Toledo, IN rulinl numbers OF bushels:
, 1880-01-08

the absence Of competition, tho market eneel ufT
nnnshDr &c, COMMON boat l!aht we9htA selling dOwn
q :fkas ~ md etltntn to cnlce hcnv1 wnlkhA 70
s1 .yvn .e .nnli suIy 81 .t,xs sMla pf"yc, *
soh ttiRt n tho tcna. rip nst n,postant sniS 0f
THO day wns reported ~ Mnrlin 1srts tlGy au!llnH
eM hahd, & tlis. 1T A45$. IRcknr lunKtt thrn MI
e1es nre Inao Hnbjnct |" stItnksKO Ut 10 lbs Tor
pINEy vows nnH 40 lbs FIR sings.
, 1880-01-08

CLEVELAND, o.. lnn. 7.-rEtnoLEux-E1rmt stands
nrtl white. no tcA1, gJ{e.
i'rrvsHuMG. Ian. 7.-rErnDLEuM-Quet, csudA
tLl1tl NJ rnrkcrA for shipment.
iCtrr, L'A., Jnn. Observation-Disclosures opened
dnli n. fLtIM hid, ADVANCED to tt13N. declined 20
$1ltH nlisnnCcu md closed nt f1.ll}& bid U1tl} AhP-
MHilea. :tlMA MYerAEilIH i1G0; ttuns1ctluny. .slG
, 1880-01-08
1}tfE.AI3SItI1Fr9.'

fiou1s-Wos 'lull the tFalIaR being chiefly loen'.
.pss, Ssnx mtsa nssw se prices
ter. partly "t so o Iris aonS'e os,s IT. % eaiey S, n at
SaG2s 70 urls exirns ns &aal, and l brls no Qg1do
=. At .s = y, 4ota' is ot.. Esuott extta. ware qaa!ea
{: sss' '' :" '''*'' '"@ '''0'@ '3''a 10 NJ s''''
ala!o por ton: cars mtdal'nr, at sisssslaio and
s' foea at .s y. c"ar'0 cor'a WIS nominal Mt
sr,iiSe wliEXT@wa. un,o.,'oa sn. within mar
s xe &c sSose se lie ss aes, s p9res % =" ues
goes being heavy ana M al vpades $50 quoted % iower, but
nut ooS " fa9oas "ss s', re1a a" eoss down on
s.s asts " III. @ s s ras ss s ss, 70
SS;; s%5s II sSS '$n a%s n se
sf$"E b. H. ID r. I'd ;S j, s'ssss s a
ssss i ?sSsa s 5 Il is:s3 4 , ;is ss:s $
ss!sr taller nht. n5sn ,o a. q ~; q s:1e 1 r @
s9 :1ss ~ wpre S%etsS feta u In ess."1 NJ Il
+ $ si ~ ssasts 81 Fl;
+ y $'t III H. ~" "Ss
81 y III sao II s (" " %oi% S
'lt T,}E;, S'!; vur,r-s,,.. re,n ,n ,r, ,t .. :,
mi! +! it!In e.: :Sl'nnsso!n u ai;1 49,, ~ ., ' M
trading Iulry t{fnU fur Ainy nj ttH ELtrst nr1cea III
fnGst.y anil fitr S,t III Abttt ic n,ynnSH Tho lirt+
Iii, wer ,tWlj ind t;4f III ,trfer lower bt
New inrk repnrtn lntter tluml,ln nrId t!lgre wis
wsss W n sansd u M ei ao It fnrii'sr desaa
Sf S e r. 3 81 l.
ss' $Sy !; IL :sx i @ i$$i ;$ III: Ill.,
Wyrn r,.portS! Gf lGU bn NJ. ?nnd 1!.gh itxssl ut
III bu nuw hlt!t t!xcT n f;c: Hsti lii by rnitp 1t
NataE1io on t5,Sk; llm bn q, n %Ff5t;Iss free On
b01fd CHra; nnd ita hi UArA Rt AkC+ tD inside tor
pn'r. TntMl 5at.H1 I'LL.
0ATsIWess .a.tG1'tely Met!ve opening iirmSr Mnd
!hy prey!1nMs IT, Yftur1o!'1!: kgw York Was FepoTtnl
"cr1e* Sy pArt!ss win wa1tetl q ~ @n tho si'ort
se;l!lE oMs The secsts wHrc small: nId Eii;esGsd
ts ts1.ts ; w. ss,!y II My. whleh nignc n s9s:
sol,t atat.{e ind r1sei at Mla4aHtc enler March
.enlh 1T ;if+t9Iic ciHsing nj dintt JiiGtts3o Ena
sn!ek wero TeuUEtcd u 1,Mn bu No. nt 3tsG5t:t,t
Ii ~ ~ s w, IN ~ b1s 1s Tis III tf9skt IT. Ha l'""
~ sfa,i Ina ~ W s ~ '" " IL. ,xoxo
oG h "E @ .,a% M u, ~ m nn1 o M Tet" a.
mtmrkt VIZ s.mt1 nntn,I ~ ~ a. @ as is t,v
~ rt.. @ II. ~ y si ma Az ~. "t S1n,,' suW
, 1880-01-08

PHILADELPHIA, PA.. JaN. T.-FLuuIt-Du, Mime.
aotu extra family, medium. &0s choice. *l1si fancy,
s7D, Ohio fami1y. gold. f14s funGy $74ui Minnesota
patent procoss, ss.ataxM Ays tour st1ady At &sakt
hu3H.
0mAIN-Whoat nat1 Weoteru rojocted. $l401l.A5,
Su2 rcd. In elevator, car lots tl&a; No, rad. Jan.
uary. eLt9M hid. <1A usksdt February, tLsix bid.
tlSlAa.kadi March, llta blt i6!k asks4 Corn dplIl
a'9aGloJ NIL. aaSat ts}fat on trnck, 10 eafI.
bid, asza asfadt Asre6. ss3S Gid. S;Ho atkya. Gss
trnt rs{uctta, Ees .sainpd. &1Me1 xhltv. E4 4BSc.
port. &laAt lla,ns-amokea llol pieklsd. ss4Gt1Xo.
l.Grt. H1&k9M
Nt'TrKn-FlTtn, crvanlery. extrn, Saa3scs New York
EtAt4 und Hr4d!ntt County, Pennstly4nin. extfAs.
ChuIGG, 4x3So. Y 80
ENl1-uaMoFa1tzed Westarn, ln220c.
EH&&1H-6efhnX& ct0aAlet{, l3141lA
tsEritNLEpA-llAltt r9hned, &c,
WHlAkf-eteady ut ILLS. ~
ItECEtlsTE-flouf, z w byl1t wheat, M4U hut corn,
3I,4u bur oats, A,uu h4, ' -
SAlFAkNTs-E1rn, $1,000 bu.
, 1880-01-08
MILWAUKEE.

MtLwAuKxEtJ Nan. f-fLOuR-I,uli and unchanged.
GhAlN-Wheat unsottisdt DpshAd and dUeIinsd W.,
and clOaod u0sG&tled; No. Milwaukee hutd. sl.U,
NJ. Milwaukee, el, No. = do tls1l JanuAl{, sla7.
GebruarJ. ti25Sl. March. tl.25iI No. = Milwaukee,
sLl7&i No, ttoi rejected. Nkc. Corn a0Idnai No.
, 1880-01-08
TAteH~-Ef1f&T}Q.

NHw YunK, Ian. ,.-l}Hkinuss continues light viii
commission, ,,,tes, and thu jobbnS trads IL quiak
cntnn snN!a In light len,und but very fsn ahttlna
prints dining !mlsly. but ntl!er nakus Ut cscoes ar
qnl1t. The ]rlc0 i4tr Lancaster GAnbrton hna bHen
nude Dc. Atu1ia weMr wnII9HE quilt md lfn. Fur.
sign Rtt,da dull nnd atcudy.
, 1880-01-08
NEW YORK.

Special QtspItch "a Tie EhtcN00 1ftbune.
NEW yuNK, Int4 47.-CnAIN-W!nter whent Is very
freely dent In a,. Hnnly In specNtntlvo ltnc Ht.
however, u nuctunttnE fnarkot holders continuing
rcal1At!6ns fur as practicable Il, yinw Of tho s-
sotct ind faversh position Of tho market, resulting
III II further decline Of 1.4cper bn, clnsing trafle
iirl,1s: little cxpUrt Inquiry nute0 Hi,rinx quito
depressed md Irregular, rDc1lfh4 nbt lft91 per bu
H'odeEssse nnve,ntnti sart .1.1 li NJ. 3red Ut
&hsaat 81: No. 2tcngo nt'd Milwaukee spring nbout
$E Corn trtldBs1ttgly lsctlYD but tpchPtl IA INC
nor b,, cDstnR weak rene7.. FREQ 0nornKxs mxetl
Wssturn ungry!ca ut HsEtac. Ilyn inactive, tsnuxl,
pric1S fAvnr buyers, Oats further depressed ut va
lHc pes ba froo and nEont oHerinxs' Nh. Chcu9a
nttunt nj tx.
lnnvis1uSa-ln hog products business II farly nct-
I've md tr!o htr'nunr. rusng lets firmly. Moss
{s5 ~ sFs,y e fa It az IN eH:s &c =.
Sisr re- Wesssrn in5i g ss. AZ enriy A.:
s!'S ind a HI s'sds ' so1 a ' IT,
HSIin%33in %o,lss,ts Ssaoe.lt 900 ~ =. eta
ss1A3tw II ESnGnly !a "Sa 5nanest IT VA strong
II $5f$ ':$ sS E.
EsEI!rs: ;i;sti!ss iHasisy rs eat,, aeson..
s a s,csisy siy rn. rs f SH o IT. pytG s
To ths tTfstrrn .issectattd Trtss.
EEw Y0ltM. Jan. s.-CGrruN-l,nl! and nominal Mt
! .!s FS,5s: Xxi; Xiii "R;y s;, % s: so:1|Hsy 1y
VT: s @ss,!,' 5 sSsss sd % e I'll: s:s sss: g.:
sx1 ifs f;0d GS,rs & s''SS @ "is S s. ThSst
:s!!?rM M "a: Hnf:!!sa !ss *!sist :!!sist .f :| Il,
yp N ~ wS'as tss: @ b1, e. :'s[s| lib q SS 1 a
.S ~; 4 Ss;l i;Ss1 $ II;
H; &C. ~ s:s ss$' 81 sSS{ H; ;;s;: n;
js,!sTxv 's!Ta [sS ;Isi: ssS;Y Tssss; Hui ta'
lAf-ln E.lts1 tlDnh!la 1T I!ks fiA.
, 1880-01-08

The following were the receipts md shipments
of tho leading articles Of produce in this city
during the twenty four hours ending ut o'clock
Wednesday morning:
, 1880-01-08

0NMEGA

1Sn1AHAr0Li1, Jan, 7.-l;iA1S-Wheat atoady
M. re! xl.al!l1i. Corn stealJ at 3sE0lac. oat
atuady NJ Mta4sSte.
, 1880-01-08

DEynnlr.Ian. hpnvY; extra nom.
tnas, M. wh1tu t'xyi; lannary. tl.aI February
st;H, Mnret, tl.llss, April, NE1A, Mny, el&s pldi
knQuls. sIDug,'
, 1880-01-08
1fTTfN1Is sAT,n

1lupPA1o. Inn. Notwithstanding doing In gynnl
guntulous n0innAlly unchanged.
lsAti,ttoAn fKEIuurA.-Unchnngal.
, 1880-01-08

EnTE--tN hers thetu 0T0 10 kAles ao Will t1 ncl0
III placo Ut q gtfuSulloN.
FOllKINN,
LONDON, Jan. 7- p. m.-Cunsol8s 81 ll.11.
Alncriuln auulrltleH-New ~, l0G3t; 4hat ll04
~, l0B!&; Illinois Central, 10i; Fonlaylvallla
Central, &s1i Eric, Aa!s; seconds, 90h headlng,
PARIS, Jun. 7.-itentcs, 81f aoo.
, 1880-01-08

Special DspHteh 10 Tic thffngo Tribune. I
KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Jun. 7.-t3HAtS--The Eret
CnrrtutreIFts whent receipts at9SiJ h,l, shlpEeuA
A:s7 h,; NnsnttIcis M. cuslt, st3; Jntuury. asF
bit: xhptnDnts. l.iU 6u; s.cady No. clsn. ei
January, 1tkG. - -
, 1880-01-08
I1Etl.l}DLE1INf.

OawgG0, n. r. jim. 7,-uHArS-WheAt 1oWos,
Curn nosutnaly unchanged, Wnstern mlxod. 60c
, 1880-01-08

PEORIA, ian. 7.-GltAtS-CorH dull md irrogu aE
nnw high mlxe. 3sGa5)&oi now mixed. ass3sAc. una
dull ind nSy; M. white, :<95'c ItyG quiet and
Bttlilyi MI. y, H1c. -
tlGMWtS EH-SIpndy Mt $l,Q9tz
, 1880-01-08

WIt.MIS1TOS, Jun. 7.-sriHlTs TunPrST1NE~
Dull Atd iuwer nt Ac.
, 1880-01-08

4oc. Onts q,,st, No. axe: nyo lownrs NJ. l. IL
lnt0y weak al,d tuwsrt M. spring. eash, 73}4a3AH
l'ltt!vlalOxa-Firm. Moss rnrk qu1et at $11 ID casS
{aki FHbruary. Primo eioniii lngl, t5Ss cazh III
dnIi nrl oAEIFr. Mt ti0Utb.tO. "SA ''A
hd4N1 hfP. o'
HN!PMxXrs-Fi 800 br's, what, 1000 hu, bsr,
Icy. T,Gu bu, '-' - ".''
, 1880-01-08

f5I+ 11DUTSt
1T. 1.OlIR, Jan. Observation-Disclosures
UnAIx-Whcnt unsettled III tho nhln. md q ahadt
1owert No. red, *l.a5A cashs &lIag443l es}6 atas
JnnuRryi tL4l!4H 1i2yt"tl.4lk Mnrchi No. do, H..
It'd: Cnrn ,r.cgnlnr In tho .nn!n nnd !owori s3ka,
Alareh tlnts lowGr Ut 7}a:t:fu eaht MIG lanuniy
c,linuHti. ...
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dill, tubbiua at t13hn lard quie
n taf9. Try Rnlt lntnt eAsisr ft.ltA Ills NtGsAa
fd.MstiA l|ac0n. .ll,,tIHnlly unchanged.
WHlAMr-~Htandy Al &l,G.
itEcEii'Ts-F9itr.1 1iE Gr,a, w,,ent, l7m bu; com
4itUl hui uats. tu3 bu, rye lou but tnteY, IU IT,
aIitiMENT9-F1our, 7lul DFIf; wheat, l7u0 bu, c0fn
2t,AU buI rye, l.uQ hu,
, 1880-01-08

P0PtToES-Wase Iii fur request ffnm ntoro at Siia
lbUlA'kr1,tIoieu frosk stocx, sold u the ocai
trntlA ut nntno tHslrcH. The supply sniler, hut
ample. md ile wentser bud fur cryinE Quo.atunt.
Glc%ms @ VIZ ~ hresH sos Shfs5o Sr II, dutkoJt ssst
5gs,S S Rsr M p1;s sn!ak1s to e;F o1
hAtis AND nI.ll METAl.S-Cuunsry nl1eA rag.
nrn HuuteA Ut peE th. mixed cAp{sr o. lGc and
iS .t fsG nna s1no Eats Ht tl949 r. psr sn
were En11. ind chnlca aes rBnAlus tlrm. Clbvor
NHLseh Wenk II! tlid nlls0nco Ut IuuNy buyers, With
NlAN al $5.uHh,sM. pTtm4 N48 Q4Otea at Is u. EIux
, 1880-01-08

nt1sr)S, Mnss, .1ntl. 7.-Thp following 0ro the
clnslng quotations Tor copper stocks:
t,ntunsot 4 1tcc!n.....2 i'uwnblu.
t0ppet FnlIs+.......s }3nhcy 1S4
FEAnklaH ttAlQk0
, 1880-01-08

,MMona-rhSrs M NJ % ehsnks sor ths betssf n ths
denIana from tllo loc1l trade was. therefore. ry.
, 1880-01-08

IukAis z1*.04 4alA3
Tho receipts at the tye Inland points aggro-
gated aos 900 bu, and the shipments U, 900 bu.
The following was tho produce movement ro-
ported from New York yesterday: Receipts
, 1880-01-08
MINING STOCKS.
HAN FRANCISCO,

SAN FRANCISCO, Cut., Jan. 7.-The following
are tho ulosiug quotations Ut the Stock Nuard,
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THE CASE OF SENATOR KANE.

The disposition of the case of Senator
Kane made by the Senate is apt to strike
the public mind as unsatisfactory. In
effect, the recalcitrant Senator has failed
to purge himself of his contempt He still
asserts that an attempt was made to bride
him, and he still refuses to say who the
offender was. Under the circumstances the
Senate was bound, for the defense and vim
dicatioD of its own honor and dignity, to
insist on a full disclosure, and failing
that, to infict severe punishment. But
it has done neither of these things. 1t has
released Senator Kane from custody, and
it has merely inflicted the nominal penalty
of suspension from the duties of his office
for three or four days. As to the senti.
mental and domestic considerations which
were brought to bear upon the case in the
Senate, they appear to us to have been
singularly irrelevant. The Senate lisa Court,
and Mr.. Kane was brought before it under
grave charge. What the effect of his po-
sition might be upon his family ought
really to have had no more influence upon
members than such considerations would
have upon ordinary judges in the case of
any other offender. If the Senate did not
mean to enforce its authority, and make
a serious effort to clear itself of the asper.
sions cast upon it as a BODY bv Mr. Kare's
damaging statement, it would have been
much wiser to let his charge drop at the
time. Having determined to take action
upon it, it became necessary that the SUBJ
sequent proceedings should be something
more than burlesque. As it is Kane has
virtually conquered the Senate, and the
latter has practically admitted that it can
do nothing with him.
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not in the direction of more economical
government, and it will become necessary
for the public to learn to distinguish be-
tween the unavoidable effects of manda-
tory constitutional provisions, and spon-
taneous legislation for which the trainers
may DE justly held responsible. AS yet
the new Constitution is in the earliest
stage of experiment, and the taxpayers
know scarcely anything of its tendencies
A year hence, when some of its most
striking innovations will have been tested,
it will be possible to ascertain with more
accuracy how it bears upon public inter-
ests. Up to the present time, however, its
tendencies have not been such as to require
any modification of the opinions which
its opponents expressed regarding the in
strument previous to its adoption.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-04-12
BRITISH COLUMBIA.

VICTORIA, April 10th. = The strike at
Nanaimo is at an end, the coal owners and
miners having compromised on sliding scale.
Work will be resumed on Monday.
Reports from up-country represent stock as
improving, and the snow and ice disappearing.
Engineers start cut next week to prepare
work on the rnilway for contractors.
Stickeen River is glare of ice. The ice is
as smooth as a floor. Most of the snow has
blown off. A party came down from Tele-
graph Creek with sleds laden with $50 pounds
Of furs, propelled by sails. The winter has
been the coolest ever known on the northern
coast. There was nothing going on at the
diggings everything being frozen up.
Tom Anderson is still the monarch of all
he surveys. johnson remains unstrung, and
is said to be losing his head. The Indians
declare that the Government are afraid to
hang him, and they are becoming menacing
in their attitude. They are arming, and have
openly threatened to kill white "tyhee " in
compensation for .Johnson's death should he
be hanged Mr. Gifen, the Constable, is Low
the only person on the river with any author
ity. There are plenty of provisions on Dease
creek. but supplies are short at the landing
and Telegraph creek. Eighty-fve men have
entered Cassiar since the first Of January
Sugar is fifty cents per pound, bacon fifty
cents, ham sixty cents. -four S32 barrel.
The Indian war at Wrangel is over. Min
ing is suspended at Sitka.
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ARIZONA.
Refufing Cha

Refufing Charges Against Judge Silent.
| PRESCOTT, April 9th-Upon the receipt Of
the Associated Press dispatch stating that
Delegate Campbell had preferred charges
! against Judge Silent. and that the California
Senators were of the opinion that he ought
tn be removed, all the newspapers here, both
Democratic and Republican, came out in the
strongest editorials denunciatory of the
charges, and of the motives of those prefer
ring them, and asserting that the California
delegation in Congress has been misled and
deceived by Charles P. Eagan, of the United
States Army, who proceeded to Washingt to
prefer the charges, and who is the agent of
the Peck Mining Company owned by Hay
ward & Hobart, which lately lost suit in
Judge Silent's Court.
The Miner says: The telegraph to-day
brings the substance of Delegate Campbells
charges against Judge Silent, which were re-
ceived here IN full some weeks since, and
which have been fully refuted by afidavits,
and otherwise by members of the late Legis-
lature, by leading citizens, and in short by
almost the entire population, without regard
to party affiliations. If there ever was a
question upon which this community was al
most unit, it is this one. A fair investiga-
ton will place Judge Silent in better and
more honorable position before the people Of
the Territory than the one he already occu.
pies, if that be possible, while his accusers
will have to hide their heads in shame. The
effrontery of some of them, however, in their
reckless utterances of false charges. is enough
to engender skepticism on the latter PROPOSE
ton.
The Democrat says: / t. is to be regretted
that the charges have been given to the pub
lie before Judge Silent's reply, now on its
way to Washington, reached taere. This re-
ply is accompanied by strong resolutions of
the bar: by afidavits, letters, memorials and
statements signed by all the leading business
and mining men Of Yavapai and Mohave
counties by Supervisors and county officers