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, 1880-02-18

These figures show mn increase during lust
wcck OK 100 O081 bu corn, 0,3l8 hi oats, and uc-
crc1so Of 81, t0shu whcn .I:2 hi rye, ,0l0 bu
barley. Total tncrcnso, c19, CTS bil.
Also a!1oat In harbor, 151,O4o bu wheat and
1891, ,l3a BIT corn.
Total In store and a1oNt, whent, $500 $50 bu;
corn, Q, ,sts1, ,Ga3 bu; nil kinds, 1T,Ga8t0H bu.
Tho decrease In tho quantity Of whnRt in store
IS due to tho falliugiof tho 1mperinl Warehouse.
Tho following are tho total rccelpsso Of tho arti-
c1ea nntnod frum Jan. l to, Fob. IA: 307,scS brls
tlnlir. 1N3,0 ,0a bu wboat 0,0l8,0S0 bl corn, 1GD,-
liz b,t oats 13| $50 bll rye, 4.,1l7 bn bnrley o.,
0dGis lbs buttcE, 6l3 t live hogs, Tx, ,apd bend OF
cattle. 1,4s4 III lbs wool, gE 100 tons coal, 1s7,
l0o It VI lumber
11at1 freixhts woro reported steady on the l,ass
Of 4Ue per 100 bs on grain to Now York, lt,tl 45o
on buxot1 meats 10 do. Through frofghtH to Llv
crpool wcrn 0lsfo OIL ncnts md lart md 55o on
flour; do to Glasgow 0SAc and lard and mcuts TO
Hamburg Sc.
Tho rccclpts Of wl,cnt at Chlcago, Milwaukee,
st. Louis, Toledo and Detroit. reported sntur-
day, aggregated 11sOoo bu, mud shipments Il, 900
l,l.
Tho following was tho produce movement r0-
ported from Now York yestonlny: ncccirta-
Flour, 1l17D hr1H; whcRt 90, ,159 bu; corn, G5,600
bn; onts, te1 bu; curn.lneai. Sd pkgs; rye,
4{s3 BIT; mnlt 1,G0o bu; pork, 15& br1s: bcof. 46l
hrls; cut-mcats. 1900 pkgs; lard. s0E tcs;
HHaShJf k143s 4IAPU4t6 4Ui t"El%t -ASAl AAA41
Wheat, 1oa,700 bit; cor, 800 BIZ. .
/ a Liverpool 1ottor, dntcA Jan. u, to promt-
mont house hero, aays:
Opt, ,trndo, you wifi have learned. hna boon yorJ
Gull t!nco tho ctMm1nceeNt Of tts Yghr, Ahu tl1rG
y stsli wans ct enniemen it the future w'!,ely o.;
9tn Gonttnant tn tunnnd !. question II tho futnEn:
belluyo n!llGrs will r0ntlht.o buy srnstn1ly ns
long rs tho large quantities In sight In your enltntry
ThuT 70 lmp9rtnnt tilnntlon nns st0Skx u Ernhary
bGll1fd to ,c Htttt iMrgSt Notwithstanding t!lt I'M
ports s!nee tho rst ef ilo year hnya Snon n ~
K hdss e. 'ry X rsaaR ' k
ptcus can control vn1ucs hero: A far n can It
fcfent tu1tuD Il nns nny very limited CxteAk
has far lse, wotat wbsa' we!' M ttin!ly ses Pa below
sos u Us Cifei!s tor ordinary 9uatien showing tin.
Eta On .le rt Of ho'a1ra Gt GA!tfhfniA 70 Gst out n
stock. tGpHt1tOnt Vt ttB rgntvn value lllnn corn
s kent oWn ty sales fof future invory nt prtces boz
hslleve, hnt fer ths elrsan,tsnes naa innt irst
Ing r'te hcrc,-n very nnsual course of tFnc. 1,ha
en,und tor u as human foo .os mt ApIIeur to IN.
Gran*U M 1t might b1 s.rpHe!t II would do, aEHiHE Tho
il!sd mge'.: r. e the itl.h ys fac s{ he ao
broad II m0ro oast5 10 10 obkalned raady for uso.
, 1880-02-18
by TELEGNApH,

FONEtQN,
apsetal Dlspatsh 10 3hn chttdoo fstounA
r LIVERPOOL gsb, iT-ll:aA m--FLouA-ho. J. II
edt No, J. q 9d.
unAix-Shtht-Htnta No. !. lis ii; Nc. !, 10 ID,
eurng, No. l. 11si No. = lur 7di while No. lOs i0di
No.z koA 8dt club, No. l. ls ", No. la lDd Corn
Now. No. l. d 8!4i.
Pnoylsl0Ss-rork, 6g8, Lard, ~ VI.
L1vEapoUl- Eoh. l7.-CorEuH-f1rmnr At 1-lt4
0.l6dI sales H,uu bales, speculation and export,
3HQj American. u $50
: AHRApsruHys-s,eady CALIFORNIA; whito whsst i'd
ad0l0s sdi do club 10 i&lis t rod WesteEa w.ntas.
is saSils 3D. EoTn, ~ III.
rLovEM atKN-Amefcana atakh
PROFESSIONALISM. American. ~ M. bacon, long
clear, III; shuIt do, lis.
arlnrTs TuKrANTtNH-Ek M, ,...
itECEIPra uY WHKAT-l1a9 but American, ~ 90 bu.
YARSs i Nj! IAHHtcs.-As Manchester, nIul.
The f!slIuwlux wore racatyed bI ths Chicago Hoard
LivxiilooL, Fob. I'LL ~ nL-F1oue-ex pd4l:s "a.
Whual-Synlor ID Gia IL Mi aprtnx, os 2ds5 ID lOdi
wAss: " 40 vi ", c!uu, ih atslh VI Nov o0fa. Il
L.ysaFeoi, I'll. ii-l:~a. m.-la,a, ps ID. Best
iIVsaFSnl, Eee: l!-1:D p m.-.Breadstans ssesdy.
Hheat-yYinter "a tdt white ~ sdsits l.kti club
!0s MlvM ID NuH corn. b a3sd. Lard. sss "
, 1880-02-18
NEW YORK.


Srftfdt nnrtEeh 10 1he Chicago Tthv,.
NEw York. Feh, i7.--GnA1y-svlntas .scs, ,u.
whnknr. at dcotlHe nf nhnnt Hdtlo per hu SsuPat
wlIcat very dull. cahio aivicrn favorable. osnpsas
M, ret! nt II. 1a iA mainly Mt 81 an ii rnI b
Ing mt tat9k ah0nt nskaa and Naa tle best h, s,' @
hti do February opttpns at Il hi tx eornv. ,a
si.H libu Do Matct,nntions Mt a. ~ t"'u'
nt EE {ft1.l1 1N0st hu uaur1tir rrli 1T n -,
lsaricy 1t former tIsnrcs. l,nsIcy.,nus IN tts.t
rGqurat nt unnltcrel rites. Oan fn,rlY art,,.
qnnted frrognneI Falos rrpnftcd sInco our ~, w.
9oo Gi Including New York nxira white, 7p hs ..
mf4o,, 81 Te's Il" MSf%, IL. I, %aps5"sa' a ' bu At a
ov1sisSasM1ds !n,vs ,na4lf11 5sS; ni,.,rc,.
~ n: ::;sy' !; $s,
;P$ i; !G5s !sSs? e. 5s''SH 'H
a ' ri "SS Ssiss s'' & e. r.i'y . II ,ss:ss ;i
H. M s0la''si iar p'si os,r efS; i';;,rp.ss %s''
esS Il St ss Ds:, Il ;srs a9e4nss resi II s ts?;
$s;s 9o;s$ S: SxSs ;,sS, & :sd rs:; iss
s @a"tri IL @ Z @ sG s7s,
, ID e. sT sss;G Il son'ss'sn$is $
as: 11A sy,,.nsi 5s1 S; asxe tofs hIta I'M
Ia the lffstrt dgtoct.lfcd pFfst
NEW Y0ltK. Fab. l1.--snrTpS-Ainskn ek.L., =.
laJlB313 b-!ti futures lMlHl: Ferntrs. 1itr; MsHs
Sss 4Ssa. itdoa sopioaiof. % 1fs e; ;et ossSt! sSS
Fi;.ta.s.cn:'si :cecc!pts 1lon nrs: .nper,1ne s,s
sS; E&.Gs ext. Hii,,. tsi;s:; 1oH, 1fst m!Si q,
Observation-Disclosures iEAtle: rcrcips abno h,,
sprlnu, tl.a3: unurn.ieA rod. .*i5Ahfp(t M, II ~
q. 4Mal .nii mlted winter, ai:Nt, nnErAled 1bts
I.4atl M. re.i. February trnfps H:!rD i,. Htta
iaesl lSai; sisy' i,so s,siy Ii;''t' III: f!9s M
q. S,{as:MsT oi NJ ~ Feh!n,'ss Fsu; ''sfg Si
tsf1ae; March, hi&EtS1(n t]nt1-3drkHt enscf: ~
cptrta tUpU bu; mixed Western. lG..Ac, Nhite d.
ilAy-tn eood 1omand nj 1sc,
ItnrB-0niat md tai1t!tAnpEts.
tiEoGEitIEs-t;ni!c9 quot Mnd Mnrhnnaed, srst
M"a..os q''ct iii 1'ns Nov ur'eans saaas Nss ss
rErnoLEu,t- -Qulet; un!tod, aNoI cruao. G,t2;Ye;
3tf'St TSLfs,WMsicady ssE Mt cxc.
llEatS-f,ulI md unchanged.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ut +sn
ls EGMs1Atarket =. ;LH ; aMlt; Western, Marhe;
!snGt siendy kHt ne@ts 1aipti lnny cleTr inlddlcs
HiiTTHH-Etrm, We.tOrn E4a?9n
EHKKHE-Qnlct hut stcAlyt Western, 11GlC{c
WHlHkY-E0m!nn1 ntsltG
, 1880-02-18
1--WE STOCK.



sy ;ss fs!s
is9 sT2%a'nS s1
ss \ S5 's ;S %is sss
5 ssss sn, I'll h. '' . Il 'sss ss.sx
' snd tsve snss
0' e f n s ys It m.se. Fl S %
TS"aS q ns 5Yr ssis ais, so
Mi n 3 6
WIZ psaes b u ry"s
ass hss as t rnM @ ag w ns afeg Gr Fl c
also, II rnleamun did not TRY 10 pvorlond,"
cATTt.E--Trndo uns very Quot throughout, with
prfccH Of nhiPpfnT md expDsE stcaTs ruling wDhk and
irrsvulurlI lower. The suppiy comparatively WINS
lia but buyers seemed insItIdren. and oven Mt the
modified prices Beliors were uAabiG tn clehs tho
yRris. Thero WAS hut ore buyer on export account.
ind his wants woro fow. In tho absence of oonpet-
ton ho was nnnhiod to A his onlesa NJ reduced
tsuros,-1a3Dc on from tho highest prtces OF !ast
week. nutchars' And cnnneEs' stMn sold vol upto
rrovlnus rAtss and atrckGrH nsn Morc sAhb'0 at full
fsures shongh there WAS no anacnrIneo OF activity IN
the demand for either e1nss The hest bunch Ut Cattle
on snic tnkcn At *hai. Thoro warN a fow other
enlco lrovss for which tts5ah,tO was obsnnod. but
tho ruling priccs wcre ta0eto for shipping Atoers,
md slsbaaas for buscers' stun bnd stockers. Tho
market closUd a. It ornned, qunt nnd weak.
QUOTATIONS.
Extrh lceyca-Gsalct sseers, weighing 1.+9 ,...,o
cSolcs !.eayssMfina III. :iisrisI iicers,
osed M % seaed stee;s. volsa 4"
apa ti IL III i'll; c;l. Weigh '
1stSTs s IT,, = s,asfiot tS ss ID cna,1a stcois a
eo,nnHn K ei,GlsH g. COWS Tor city slaughter MARX
stick Gai itoGon.nlon eatiie. Weighing Id 10
and iIn cows. cliars .iaE; .s'
vSsi! vSis Il. s'.d Il; ;sssIaWa4 y
, 1880-02-18

WcNthrr fa,r.. gtnccirt@ whrat ,n,l ,n,,, ,.-@
rtntAls r., HM brnx fft,crIrn1,, ''sce EhJs, linn
f,tVEit1,lGt, Fol. i7.-Whcat In fs,, a.u 1'
rn; rGa H. gIn'GE q @ IT, @ Il! NJ. sprinq. p@nss9d H. r.
r. .,s g, tar3"e', n: %t c%I.l"as IN '1HlS. 1i.
Sa aaa for 81 e ss sa'ssa sSEn s";uHs' H' \,
+M,l9 5 y snI H ,'S% .1 r. n as1ntS
.fa,u hlsor, q, nFrlva Whc"t iIrnst: s1F t,n ID
st. ss."s i aip. III !s e 4. t{n"5 W. Ijac,,, .% 9'e
(. &, Ks., \. t57. rauw-isa. Ghe.e % u h1.hcf;
I.tISbOS, Fcts. t7.-LivHni'tltlt,-N hoo, e.
shnn cascr at q Att. t1ran'. III s.aa7n Mtn I'm,
npn.!tnRI fair nv9rapo CHHsnrnln H. ID ~.
:nrxncs on n.saee-W y hrat n rsrkrt arSm.d 1aed
tollnwng month; tIs ut ass~ Taruti%, "r
cthsltS,s t!sa9 VIZ He et.z nM rn<.nts Ia ~
, 1880-02-18

tho yory rapid advance In st. Louis Il Iron
Mountain stock croatcS mich surprise and cau
hnrdly he accounted for, except ,pan tho theory
that tho road ls to BECOME rart at u through
llna tu Tcxas, aud ,lorved III tho combinations
supposed to be managed BY thu lustcrl Syn.lI-
cate.
Tho following exhibit OF tho debt and ca rltal
Of the s1sd, with the intosest II must Iny alld
tho earnings It must u,nkS To l,Ay rrntu, presents
worry clclrly tho Issue TOR tho pAst yenr, and
affords but a narrow has!s Tor tho anticipation
cf dlvidenda on tho stuck, unless tho summer
seaAn should provo, as Il never bus, al fnvor-
able Tor trl1lo tho full R,la winter. II Ii worry
much, however. 10 bu aho to aeot current In.
toruat, and confidence Will doubtless increase II,
tho gonorul value Of tho property, and whon the
cumulative intercat-bcnrlng incolne-Uonds ase
pala tho stockholders may take hupe:
$aptht .l, nail
Au1ded 4ta+''... W.ls-J1
Total bohds and stack.".-. ,.,......... .s3i ix k9
g4I9th .! fDad tn.llats III
lioHded d1Df pnf M!lo. AUD
sst1y M!otsst q snioyiasd % ISiai;..... ,GisSa
Nst es!nsnEs toF a9 on h*sis of 81 ,of
81 ths doCs stsisd .tovc fSjsJ36 n1v iuof,ass,
bhfHs, and thS batance &A4i!, IN thcuaiu bUhIs
htsfcst AccumuaIIse ~ and prf cent.
II would seesu " bc wisdom to got rid VI the4o
income barls and tho bur-ien Of Accumulatlve
interest f,.s& Us psstbls, unu 1t IL fair To prc
euluv that tho surplus earnings Will 10 applied
, 1880-02-18
FIELD, LlNDLEY n CO.,
Now Fork.
s9 In Sa'l0-st., Chicago.
STOCKS.
Mou,baes OF n. 7. Stock Exchange.
;, ALDEitT n. DAY, Manager.

GEl. .: NANCY 4 TO,
no. IN - shllo-sk+
=. DEALERS IN MUNICIPAL sECURrTIEs.
We cnn frnish n Hn'ns y s'ilt from ah0 to slo1n
vestor III ayaTnee OF / pur cert pUf nrnjn @'o
nols' Wnn.ns III, inwa }nr vSrinH. ullrnnac.yia, -
fnn t nao Snh 'nit; bi 1A''s' s W
and 70 try to niaSs uvaIy Investment ti1Tenxh u
atsDtutrY ME thr salca tntnE tho {car t87J have
au9nnirE ~ 70 mose tnnn tMo tnoh ot Mo'sAte noauY
itnfists nnh t1strcs ~ aeiats Ws sS"rt H. IT.
tGres for our customers free Of cnrEy. Our rofer-
nnces nro 70 s,ne IF tho lGrEest Institutions md
Mhnm We have hnh ttcniinpa tnr thH fnst ten years.
GA!L n4 u1n'uAn Ut yOnIso!. Mnetnsr foH Hish "
, 1880-02-18
COMMERCIAL,

Tho following were tho receipts and shipments
of the leading articles OF produce In this city
during the twenty. four hours ending at o'clock
Tuosday morning.
, 1880-02-18
Tn11E{5lH,

4NHEtANs
I.0Snt,H, Feb. fT.-t'nnsolA. n9 3-1h.
AMERICAN scct1r1tca-Ncw hs. tU'H: ffs. t10N;
A, 1HNA; Illinois Ge,ltrt 1lri: pennhylvanisI
Centrnl, it.; Eric, 40'4: Hcct,,,,.*, pi!i.
rAHts, Fob. lS.-ltrntes, Ef Ittsc.
f!EnLiT, Feb. lT.-Thp statement Of tho 1mpc-
rin1 Hank nj Gerinnny shows Rn fncrcnsc In
spcclo OF 2,1400U marks.
, 1880-02-18

,IIO0s-Ayer9Red lover: 1'he snpriy VIVA small but
vtsion mnrknt caltsedn lessencd deuAnd from packs
cs. and trailing was SLOW NJ rnter r.nre than 30 DO
ssles n MIXED lMskne eCgH At fully 'tc 1T and y so3e
snfne oxtenl. AlsoRnlheri il wns drngAlHg md un-
satisfactory aske ad i lacked qaso! q bad nt tho
t32H4h5 for kk!J% 10 sxtrn rhlladelrh!a gtndos.
Light closed Atft tte!N, md rnor 10 a1t1n heavY
mt 1l1 nil 6flth.
, 1880-02-18
BY TELEGNAlslI.
EKW YOlK.
NEW YonK, Fob. l7.--Qovorutnotlts active Rtd
Strong.
itAilr0Rd bonds generally flrpl.

MEM fOAKs
NEW YoRk, Fob. i.--dovornnonts active ind
slr0ng.
ltailroRd bonds generally tlrul.
Stnte securities dull
Thu stuck market was aotivo and buoyant
carly In tho day, with An nflvanco ranging from
II to 0 per cent, tho lustor Houston l. Tcxas. St.
Paul j. Minneapolis, st. Paul & S!on1 City, and
Ohio l. SIisstssippL wore also conspicuous In the
Improvement. During tho afternoon Louisville
Nashville doclnctl 81, Houston & Texas y.
The tclcgrllph st,ares anh Paolno Atnil wure,
ilnweyGr. exceptionally stroNR. ind attMncel l
ta"H per cent, tho latter Western Union, whHh
rx'sc on tho decision ut tho Court In fayor OF tho
xo tSt s',sd y TIC westor vn9 9d shd
et.su uf tho puuiiIc Mafl, tt wRs hntUd TINT the
troubles between tho Company anu the l'AcItle
1lallrS's wsre likely e ba ad!4slstl M shortly,
riturial C0nlfn!tttu Agreed to report fAyor1tbly
2 hli pr,1h!1ltlHs, thu settlement Ct nny it,ore
inia,s Ind! y tho 'llan Torrltory without tho COLI
.Tnansautioi,u. 3a7,ooo shares, 4,4oo Atlantic &
ruc!hu Telegraph. 6yG0 Ccntrnl Arizona, 1g,lDo 1g,1o
l:ncknwanIa, ss,oo0 Erts. B,0o0 st. ,Joo, 1000
iinus.on TGsas, sl go Iron Mn,tntain, 5,;n0
iaks Erto i Wusturt., a,00S GicSiEun CeintraI
:kA0 Marietta CINCINNATI flrst prclcrred tulo6.
,pE laH} nm o osI Norawsst \, -, s Nnrthe5n M
tal. i6.iGi st iaSl Hia,,x Cty. siSo b. Pail 4
Mlnneapu,!s. q o0j Unlon paeiIio, 4, ,MO Wabash
14ottin, ~ go Western Union, and 7,00o Ontario
f,sI,@g MsfI"r,'; .si,pt4 x9s u;lyRsssa sS to 'S'
The Ch!unKo, Burlington & Quincy 1iallroAd
dss!i.rus . = yer cunt H,l'rtcrlY dividend.
Sterling oxehange tlrm; sixty days, lE34;
sight, 4bJx.
, 1880-02-18


n. LOUIE Feb. 17-FIou1s-EasinF and slow 5aneh
eHl0 c.sh ard February; eholce, ed&s enshi family
kL7U hid cnsfs tSs1H Aprilr Xxx4 &i.65 cash.
GRA1N-Whoat sowos Gnd Aai!i No. AIRED, &la bld
cnabt HIT hinrplt tl.sE4d11@l3s April, sl.aaiala
stnyt sl:iK Junos No. DO. s&.G. Corn 1oHsrm
Eh@:14o cash, xrsu Fentnnryi aiAc March, wye
April, s}4dlHo Mny. Oats lower at EpS92to cain'
59kk3sAe April, 1it6c sny. EYn SLOW; TO bid Bar
Icy HnII md unchanged.
riorisioHH-f'nrk lower tor tobb,na lots; t1i'hss
!3 ea: ksEs DIX sas + eHts T,scn l"s9' atsfi sna
eoar HIS. t.I2a7l5. Lard casiori s7o7]a aaked' f@
blt.
iiECEIi'rs-Fionr, 500 hstNt whent 0,1u bHi eofn+
1l1NN but DntA. h,tgu bu; tart1y, 7,Au Gu. 49,, -.
HlflrMEHTH-F!Inr, jnD bFlst cvrn, G3.Au ~ II"
LUZ buj barlOr, l,QQ bu.
, 1880-02-18

PUrA 1'0h3esYtrn .low And easy. Tho raeelpts
soppoa on hand. .ssoEe lots we're quotsd - &SiSs'
'l'GULTRY-Tas plsnty. and In moderate demand
et irrsMa.F pscss; Ghlcken. dresssd paF lhi
turkeys, dFossed. H2D0 per ID. ducks IteaaVd, G9a
par n; Eoess. dr9ssed. dS y per ih So.
Enthusiastically e9osod about 30 t0HCF, The mar
let Mss Getlvs and xsaksned under ths fysA o1sr-
, 1880-02-18
BOSTON.

NosToS. Ebb. b.ls.-tLogR-Insuodsrate aet"s
pfioSs unchanged ,.,.~ sa3&A
luA1s-cozu steady1 ml1ad aud yc''o"'
, 1880-02-18

1TNtI1c NNclNrE9 h ftt5tlcNN Ut III; NFRtifff Il
dividend Of NO. 1cvnthnn !nvies mi nescsssnG,t
Of aic. Tho Enrckn Cnnsn!nc ell Company hnyn
brought suit nFnl,st tho tiIchninnh Consolidated
for u portion If the min shnft OF th0t nllne.
nGHTp2
nosrnN, MRss.. Feb. l7.-Tha following arc tho
closing quotations for copper stocks:
Calumet \ Vcc.n... "; |1'ownb!c....",.,..." g'a
tuFpcr FA1ab. ........ u lQuhcy ............. ~
FrankliIl.. ......,,.... 10 w
, 1880-02-18

HALr1MonB, Fob. 17.-BLoU1t-FIrm md UNCHANGED
except for fancy grades Which show slight ad1anuh
-WhGut-Nyostnrn dull npd lower; No. !
Wostorn w!ntor red. spot md February, El.ffolih;
Marrh. tl+sk3l4s91i April. ft4ksl4914. Coln-"est'
orn nrmi Wcstorn mixed. spot, e7h$as73te' FohFusFh
t7G737fos 1tnrch, ttabI4o, April. 625s2]scf Ma1 ~
RS3u; steamer 5tc. Oats ateGdy md 1ufat; Wo.tern
WAito, At441ej do. mlxod, &5Sa5cs rennEyaranA ~
Ill., RYR dull at m4tGcL
IIAy-UnahnnYel. ....-.
l'NHviHtON8-GnI0t and Without ohangA
MurrER-U Unchanged.
E1Gs-Dnll. weak, mad tower Mt l3914e.
!,Er!ts,LEf1M-DYil !E,L and unohHngsd.
RttaAn-Firrt3 4 Bnft, teSc4
WHISKY-Dul, Mt H. 11lf4sln.
Cilan4od4 -.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gss7 belsl w.nat &l1n bps aasn.
0lhl bu, oats. :an BIZ: ryo, s11I hr.
GnIrNENTk-Whc ~ -. M rs 99u bn; corMa H. ian1 e. ba
, 1880-02-18
MINING STOCKS.


SAN FRANCISCO, C,l., Feb. 17.-The following
nre tho gloEtnE .lliOtNt!pna 1t tito Stock tlonnl:
, 1880-02-18
DETllOlT.

. DETROIT. Feb. l1-FLuUn-Du'L ,., ,titA
GnAla-Wheat au!ut, oxtgp. nominal; ~ no.. Apt,
tl.3t' February 90. nominalt hafen' n"n,uiasA "
tlSlK ti.ii May, alS3Jks nliltnE. NO. l. aop11''"
osipG, LI,kl IIi ihlplonts. Hu Qu.
, 1880-02-18
LouIsYILLF.

LOUISVILLE, Feb, l7.-CorroS-Firm ~ @'s
FLbuA-Qulct aud unchanged ,,,ss II
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ks44tq, do mixed, at141o. oas gulett 'A>
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ehoic0 leaf, tierc1 S}ci 15lntS ssan sss!aa,it naeea
anist. aAo1sisTs s7adi clear r't' RS"S''"~
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NEW ORLEANS, EGb. n.-GlAlN-Oats 9p''
lowor At &a9+so.
,CunN.MEAL-pnll Rnd 1ower at n.m-
1gAY-Quot and weaki oholCo. SHM ,,,,> II
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new, Sla,M
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$lQU pEslniuMt sterling eKoh4nE0t ~
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MILWAUKEE.

MtLwAuKne. Wla, Eat l1.-ELdun-pnll and
unclaimed. $500
u1tAM-Whoat nrmaFi opened and c1osed stro1l
No. milwaukee, bard. s!.1lt No, l3t!lwaukce' 'ta9
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stFonasr: NJ 75a tarleY hrm; ~ snf'na nH II du
atsile5 nAAl tl40 hnreh 1drtl'r!mo steam mstGGa G1a
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&.2it drNAsG4 hogs W4rG Wpnt A. tM . .,n -. t,n
NEGElsTs-flUuE, +tDu btlsi wheat, afpn oa' oaF'
hGiEMsSrs- Flour, 100 nrss wheat. = 90 but 'a<
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bNtruls wrr0 ioW0r polling at
7be<tahc, hnd nrl ileFoss sold ut &l.o.x
DkESHEu IlOt3S-Jlccllnol nhont To- under fale
offerings. with only nlodo5a9 'ngnry from hackers,
]!ys hnGs also weIs EMDtca towor. Hnes wore nntrd
ut 1J rntt ~ kIA4 4R5 1fe1vy wOtght5 Wcro 1uatGu
~ ti.M ut tho clse.
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lots vera sold ~ 1aNl!}4c per lOE
FtsIi-'l'tAde Wa rep,irted fnlly @ good ~ n
spcatlnF. nre Lighter; hones the markot oeeuplas
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white htlchtGnn. &l.e3, M. ?rcd winter A'eh%1 ~
4lslt, Mny, &is 5uns. ti.G, Eag ssA Na1aatss11H ss11
Coru nrmaf, high mlxpd, 0Aoi No. 2 'pot, ~. s,t.
s9tSe, March, saoi No. nt!to, &lhoE Fejcctea ga"
IEuvEI shEp-pr.no hold IT $iaortl:'$ BID.
1tudk-N.AL -. r,rn
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fM Hsked. tlrH4 bfdf May bold at sl5a NrTa ~ M,tk
NkcElrTs-WISnt, a9,u0 buI curn4 li.an oa' 0''7
3uIi bE. -, :. ~ m 1u, sstA
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sd fGrer nEIecs 1ars ro.bly M sTto saiSs
making bnsls OF S1cbass Vor l LIS for poor 10
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-07-08

placed in nomination for the same office
man of integrity, ability and cour-
age; therefore, be it
Resolced, That we, band of candid
Republicans, who believe in adhering
to the true principles upon which our
Republican form of government was
founded, have severed our connection
with that party governed by rings and
clques, and cheerfully pledge ourselves
to support the candidacy of Hancock
and English during the ensuing cam
paign, and promise to use all honorable
means to insure their triumph at the
coming national election"
In nearly every part of the Union,
men who have been prominent in the
councils of the Republican party are
espousing the Hancock cause, because
they believe a change of Adminstra-
ton essential to the welfare of the
country. In our own State the Ward
Reflex, published by r. w. Simpson,
has declared for the gallant soldier.
The Reflex has hitherto been an out
spoken Republican paper, and the only
one which had the manliness to de-
nounce the "seil outs" In the late Leg
islature. It's reasons for declaring for
Hancock are given as follows:
''The only excuse we have to offer for
hosting the names of Hancock and
English is that we believe them to be
the best men nominated by the two
great parties. When the leaders of o
party become so corrupt that they I'M
blushingly place men III nomination for
President and Vice President who can
not show clean record, as the Repub-
licans have done, it is time to deprive
them of power. To support Garfield
and Arthur would, to our way of think
ing, be going too far for party. The
grave charges made against Garfield be-
fore he was ever thought of for Presi-
dent will have to be explained away
before we would ever support him, and
even after that was done would not be
guilty of it, for the simple reason that
he is opposed to every measure that
would benefit the people of the United
States "
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-07-08

exploded near Dunkirk, Ohio, Tuesday
afternoon, killing seven persons and
wounding eight Others, three fatally.
j. Lynch, proprietor of the keystone
Hotel, Portland, Oregon, shot and killed
Thomas Watts, yesterday. The cause
was alleged intimacy Of Watts with
Lynch's wife.
In political and diplomatic circles in
both Vienna and Berlin, war between
Turkey and Greece is considered inevi-
table.
The Governor of Adrianople has be-
gun mobiliNng the Second Army Corps.
1t expects to have over 10000 men by
the middle of the month
The Concord Hotel at Gold Hill took
fire and burned down yesterday after
noon.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-07-08
Ts5LEGRAPHYC ITEMS.

The New York Tribune, summarizing
a special, says: An organization called
the "South Regulators" which is sim
ply kuklux society under another
name, has been discovered in Virginia,
where IL has numerous membership
and where its baneful influence is used
to terrorize good citizens, especially
colored men. Their punishment flor
what ? is whipping on the bare back
with hickory rods. Reports Of the OPP
erations and character of the society
have been presented to General Devens,
who will doubtless try to break up the
ruffanly and lawless gang.
Jacob Kuntz, who resides at Home
stead Station on the Northern railroad,
New Jersey, yesterday morning went
to the House OF his son at Union Hill,
where his wife resided, and forbade her
going to picnic. Upon her refusing,
Jacob fatally shot her. He then went
into the barn and killed himself. kuntz
several times attempted to take his
wife's Life and also that Of his son, who
protected her. Kuntz and his wife
were both over 60 years of age.
An Inter-Ocean Washington special
says: Jorgensen of Virginia believes
that three districts of that State can,
with an active campaign, be carried for
the Republicans, III case the Readiust-
ers and regular Democrats quarrel as
they do now. It seems possible that
the Republicans have more than fight
ing chance to carry the State.
The Herald's Washington special
says: It is understood here among the
personal friends of General Hancock
that he will, prior to the publication Of
his letter of acceptance, tender his res
ignation as General in the United States
army.
A Leadville special says: Early yes
terday morning as William Carter was
sorting Mrs. Dillon home from ball.
they were met by the latters husband
A quarrel ensued, and Carter shot and
killed Dillon.
A monster cloud- burst occurred near
Yreka. Siskiyou county, California, on
the night Of the 9th instant Streams
were all swollen above their banks,
crops destroyed, etc.
All the fremen injured at the FIRE in
San Francisco on Monday night are
doing well, except Chester, who is in a
critical condition, being badly burned
and having inhaled hot air, causing
congestion Of the lungs.
The boiler Of thrcsA!ng machine