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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-04-29
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, April 27.-Flour-Dul and nominal.
Wheat-ActVe, firm and higher: uns ettled; No.
Chicago spring, 1.131a for seller cash and
April; 1.141l bid for seller May; 092s bid for
seller June; 1.03A for seller July; sales, 112H@
Lag for seller May; 107A01C92i for seller
june; No. Chicago spring, co; rejected, $50
SO. Corn-Unsettlcd but generally lower; 361<
for seller cash; 3614 for seller May: 3524 bid
for seller June; 363s for seller July. Oats-In
fair demand at lower rates; 29Q 29N for seller
cash; S94 bid for seller May; 28A@28s for sell
Ter June. Rye-Steady at 13. Barley-Steady
and unchanged at sUQ 81. Pork-Unsettled; /;
opened weak and lower; closed firm at outside
prices; 98712G990 for seller cash. 99009.92H
for seller May; 1901 for seller June; l0.f5
bid for seller July. Lard-Active, firm and high
er; ZOO asked for seller cash and May; 7.C5 for
seller June; 7.l0 bid for seller July. Close:
| Wheat-Active. firm and higher; 1.159l for seller
cash; 1.10A for seller June: los for seller July.
! Corn--Active. firm and higher; 36h for seller
| May; 36s for seller July. OatS-Demand &C
tive; prices advanced; 295s for seller May; 291z
for seller June. PoIk-Active, firm and higher:
1000 bid for seller May; 1915 bid for seller june
1929 for seller July. Lard-Strong and higher;
The Drovers' Journal " reports: Hogs-Re-
ceipts IS, 900; shipments 4, 500; steady and firm
er for all light; bacon, 4350460; some common,
4.l5a4 25; mixed packing. 4.2o04 40; heavy,
4.45@4.7O. Cattle--Receipts, 800; shipments,
300; chunky, fat cattle, steady and In fair de-
mand; others dull; plenty of far west shipping al
| 3.6005.00; Montanas, 425; butchers, 2.5013S5
stockers' and feeders, 2 9O03S5. Sheep-Re-
ceipts, 800. shipments, $40; firm and of good
quality; no poor grades here; 6.2Gd6 so. The
Journals London cable reports cattle active
and strong; sheep, firm and shade higher
Mr., r. LOWE. who is returned for
London University, and Mr.. Goschon
for Ripon, were 10th members of Mr..
Gladstone's last Cabinet. They have,
however, strongly pledged themselves
against the assimilation of the county
and borough franchise, which Lord
Harrington and the other leading Liber-
ais regard as the first measure on their
list; and it seems impossible that they
can accept Office in the new Govern
ment until that measure is settled or
they alter their present views.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-08
WOOL MAItKEr

BosroN March G-WOoI-Thr ooi trade IL comparatively
tu thD market al the features
onsy noticed anxiety desirable lots o. Mool
Tho transactions in fl,eco
1o wcro not large comprising ior thc wee. @guVO o
ruaud mostly fYf flect-. Tho SOCK OF
H.. l. in t. uarkr viii MT exceed 8iuu OpI r. ant his
rpifacr- at ont Fleece IS 0o HAT IN nctufrrs
/. mo- -tOck OF DDne-c COmhng aud D"ne ~ any '"hso
uuencc ard the Iade la running oI In in conn hk i'
of description this WrcA amounting - tyWNp h
Territory very and wan Cd he "a, III
Ohio and Pennsylvania i'tce-. and No J. ~ o. "a
GOO: Michigan and No ~ 20 duSc: Wi-conrn Mtd'mn,
~ c, Nes orx and Mrdlum dJi Coarse tert eH,
aS15c Dclaue ana C1mnluy G51 Isc; tuwa-hcd De
,ue AZ nc: UnWa-Lcd AID Iumerchantabr fleeC's, I'D
&c s5C: Territory. 8s0fSC: Surer and y
Pulled Gjc. Fal california 221-c Tub WaHlel O3c
~coured 90. MnutrvincD. fO0+ac: EngiHh AMI
lusb Comblug ID aGUc. Australian, J+2a"3c The total
sales tins wcek Of Foreign ana Domestic Wo's we're
D 4. al n
New-York tribune., 1880-03-08
Ft,RopEAN HARKETs.

rrvEuroo; March G-POrk-- Prime Mess Eastern steady
at go: westeTu steady at 81 Bacon cumberland Cut.
dull al 80 Ga; short iub dun 40 81; Long Clear,
an al 81 Cd short clear Gull az 3s. Hams-Long Cui,
dull Al 4n shoulders steady ~ Bsef-lndia NJ S. duh
nj Si: Extra Mess duh AZ 90 Prime Mess dull at
7s Larl-PIi Western. dun a 40 Taiow-Prime city
steady At sol. Turpenne Spirits steaiy al 3ibd.
Ro,in-Common. steady at ID; Fne. dull at 49, Cheese
American Choice duh a.. Lard or. steady az 81 Cd.
Fnr-Eytra STATE steady at lbl3d. whes-SpHng. No 3.
steady AT lU sd; Spuns. No = steady al ID, New
Winter Western steady al ma; New southern Winter
st adv at ll9I cCrnMiTed Old steady ut 0lodi New
Mixed. hrmcr ~ 90. tottonseed OILY Glow Auefl-
can none in market. 0snt omaion ai London, duh at
4, ia. Turpentnc- spirits. AT London. 0ull at 30.
lvERPOOI, March b-2.3O D. n.~ugG. 2ltd per cWt Tor
Centrifugal poazing 90 aud - d23G per cwt FOR
Cuba Mu-ooyHdo Fair Rei ing aiOut.
lyERroOl- March b. Lari 80 ID per cwt for American.
Bacon. 80 per cWt. for short clear Mldiies.
ANrwEhr March O.-Petroeum. IS uauCs for fine pale
American.
100 NJ.
BgrMrN. March 0-Wlcor Lard closed yesterday at -
MARKS per 10 m
HA,nuna March G.wicoy Lard closed at Al marks per
1OU %.
nSyrF March 6wilcox Lara cosed 81 francs jocen-
times per 30 kilos.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-08
THE STATE OF TRADE.
hn.fr-sTTC AfNpXEIG

BUFFALO March sFlqST s.aGy' win fair demand
held 80. Nix Westen A. st2e s'ate 5@e44c Rye
ID Nrw York--W Wheat l2c: Corn II o Oats6c Railroad
6s SQ0 a5o S EnH Sn.h sae & 5oo PaS9 Sas GS
rye 200 bush. Railroad shlmcnts-FCur. 1000 hb-
bneh; Barley 100 bush. Bye 200 bush
CmcAGo March 6foar Rominiy % uges4Essl What s
81 22s cash AMI ~ - sdsl ~ MAY o. doy 81 ~
Corn du I'D II shade lower 6ac. oGs'c Aprli 4O9c
May Rejected C. OATS quiet 1ut steady al Sl%c ca.n
ehngeRl P6rf dull weak ard lower al @i GGqsii 90
cash; 81 6,aSll ol2 h1T - 3Ugsi ~ MAY 1iIa
Apu 72.c ba May. huk Mo-, Quet aud weaa shoulue
4lJc: short ib. tGOc short Gear G7jc Whiskey steady
clcNSAii. March oflour Dun and UNCHANGED. Wheat
bush 42c. oats quiet at 81 &C. dun
s2 o'f Lard tsier At 7i5e Bak Meats d1i shoad-" held
at425ci clear Rms. G6OcL clear socs lc Bacon queti
sies%y' wi NJ fn sC1o,c taI OHIO - cb"c R a ef ~
r reserve 2Gd2sc sugar steady and unchanged Hoss
acve and hIhi common 32'4 - - A1hi q 2vGt4 80;
Packing 81 - 5U. Butchers, 81 asa G,i receipts.
Gs5 hesd; shipments, 900 head.
DEIRon, Marcn 6.-Four quiet very Little doing sales
ofoblls While nt -. Wheat weak, White Mcl
gan nominal; 40. White Michigan, 81 2Gl9 bids March
SSanDsi Corn MN; No. Glow iic. high Mixed lSc
No Mixed 4zi2ci No n' &C. oats urn ana very active
zdo soc Clover veiv ouet sellers OF Prime at = %.
Iytssl 40 5a.i com 400 b.th; Oats 900 bush ship
menls- flour GOU bnsi Wheat 1000 bush; Com, l.lO0
bush. osls goo bush
MHw1UKRE March g. Flour duh and nominal Wheat
opened tiled declined &c, aud closed dsmoriEed
HaaEee spot ana March, II 7iai Aprl, 81 1915 May,
81 51S 1 Int steady al 81 &c Tor No. e oars easier al Ss
for 40 p easier quiet Toe for No 2 Barley quiet
Pork duh at iii 80 cash sll Aprl iardPnme steam
81 81 g. g. NO''' 90 ''1''a H?S' "''"'' 1'D'I'4 n
81 soI Exifas So 1880 90. Minnesota Extra Medium
So 20; Good, 50 6Oi Fancy; SO 70 Pennsylvana ETIr
c' csocS and Fancy, e 62sase e. ch9Ise 81,
New-York tribune., 1880-03-08
,nrrnN MArKET..

LIVERPOOL. March 6-l&eO D. m.-cct'on qnet ana
nn' hiea' hiea'st , p,n,ng 5ii b'c. fof speculation and
cAroii Hc,e.lt laloo 6a'os ~, nlns os,V vrb a'y
crv 7ia,d: do March and Apll d-l'c So - ao; & Hpi
soy.rr ~ I'D da June ana July delivery. 7isd 1o Jul
ana august delivery. i,sd.' 40, A.Es, sir ,ycTl -sd
iiyrur"oi March 6-3p m.-1he sa.'s Of cotton TO-DAY
,aeneGs3 - 30 Dno, Amcroan lu,uf's "-,o 1CL pli i,
AraUslR March 6.-Coti"n htini, 'l.i.s,, ia, ac.
Mddnue. l2ac. Good Ordinary Il '-' i'''I' 4-O '''''
Esoa Iar C]SII2a ] erm H''s a;. is' l5a io. Icy ss
i,'ts cIpori,to Great Butaiu sS b'e- to tie O@nn.
Hi1o Bo-1Ss 10 iar,n md arm M Midns 1 u 1
lo-, 937 bales c1pors 90 Great hr4ian 20 bales
''4I SsIaaSsi5s March ceon active strong Ndains
nci rece,pts 82,s exports coa-t"se - O~es sales
l'g1 pSe' March cotton strong. Mddur l2scs Low
sa-.nt 7OJ bales s4les los bales. apinner' loo bale
% .r.foS March G-Cotro firm snddlus l2' Low
l,le. s11le.. 20 ial,s stocI. 65 s3 naes.
LouisyfLr Macu 6.-Cotion qai.ti Niddns ~. .,,.
vgvpI-. Msrch Ct ottou ulln held llflrr, AHnhnr'
I2 c: rcceip, g417 tales snpmcuis. 27s- OAes' sales
',.9r Ia W MarSR 6LCooa i'm Noanne l2hc Low sa-
o,e a7 bales exports coastN.sc COL bales sales l6oO
,T nfsAys Tafeh o-Co,ton strong Mdeuns. l3ct
1es aldanur. l-9e Go,f OFdnnp. l@lsc. net r,.eip'A
i53 P, o f5p' ~ ~. ntnet 81 6es .ss 1000 6aes
'As sysniSs 4e g 's oiiSS % vsr ttc donr, aens.
l@; nei rec,apt- l.2a5 nae- eroois to Crrti bu,I
4a61 balcs. cSaswse. 500 uaca sales Io0 O"es s'A
noaLrgI March Goi'Ga nm A'aGHs no, f:ts ts S zs
5aies rio-s $50 bales, ,ues apiuAes 7-7 bales s'e-
'sV.sSSan March 0-cston nrm NddiHs. l27sc @,s
bales. exports 20 bale. ',cs 1000 bAes last
',s'Is, II,. Sarch 6-Coto better, Madnr l2',; Low
Mdanng 2ac Good ooiiuafy &c. receipts. 9t c ,a.,,
%isnSGlo>. March Cotton arm Miadnns l2,.S 10y ~
AldIlnr. lzsc GOOD urnuarg iisc' heI receipts %
.If. rFlss - y To- rh.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-08
HAVANA MARKET

HAyANA March 6suesr Accounts % gradually alvano-
ING prices u the United States dudng , week exercised
rsp,ndiu hcrc, Tho narkt closing aciito with
up ard eudrnc, N0s 90 tJ y D. N Sl4Q9 reals gJd per
srrohe Nos 70 II. 93i0 ~ reals MoaEses sugar
Nos 1isG7i reals MuscoSado sugar. Common
IA Fair d7a reals Centrifugal Sugars 80 posnkation
IN hoxe aud hOgseA- H409 reals stocks In Warehouses
in Havana ard Ma anzasi14 ~ boxes. 1tOOI bags and
a, nO hhds Receipts the weeks boxes u 300 bags
and - 600 Exports during tho week-33O0 boxes.
-oOb.R- aud ~ 400 hhds iucutu S2i boxes $500 bags
and l0 2OD hhas the United Sates Exchange, Hat
lie uited states days gold. 4dsP premium short sight
40 5abi2 premium on London. l55. premium on
paris ! = premium Spanish gold, pa G23it.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-08

TGs whssi r%Ic@ Ts 81 = .5a 5a4 aa % =, 80 80 Germ
E@I1S%as" Hsnaf as as Fss @ nominal @ al
Whea' de,"o,zrd 21d jli,'r ya,a re - on irlcE
~ 5, b,a1,ar. Amber 0n tiacs. ~ A. o. . re- Al[
board AZ rhe omen Boacl. First aii No m is AIc
49, - 81 Z a. az . 49, S'S Re-. soG at 81 a. anu No
OF, March ~ 49, bid. 81 31assen Agg me 81 Al 10
no AL ssked rye scsce sales OF ?onns yHa s nv gr
ge 9,c,ncG Of . I Tarv n,re dc@ad ether d for
Si sSi9a,, a9s eansern Tcow on track ara in Gn
HfSd H;yd T' oG or !l6 sonhcrn Wutc on track 900 ihe
cargo rate Tor sai is 5Gc e On lo2ia' TOT rec on
yellow 5ltac free Oh boz % 10, iG NV s,le- Al she SEC
o5 M =, auie ieL c owcr 5si Mixed 524c, june San
iAe March, 1io2 o. s. e g' l 2 ssH ss Jr ic 9g
2 asked oss ~ yery IN l,lie ar@N c 10 Thilc
No do. 47c; twocars o. Rel cted sod ~ ~ sc ,vhe
Marcb S5sc " - f5c asked APRIL a &C. md4'c asSe i've
creamery fvtrs 3j837c bradford county ana Ne coS
Extra 27d2sc; Western reserve Extra 27G.c f" gSa
erina Ia isc western IL q2rc cee.e dnll Se@ ,c
Y6fS Tcloy Wes;z fp4 JECa c dfe 5r anrt
do Good l8hal3n,c DO mar skins H. 30 3' - Refining
put tim sugar m at strong p and uncaaneod.
NIX ~ M Az & or r ersn so 80 An 90 Petroleum dn,
Resned DO barrels, sc do ia cases. lie "isA'y '''
"Gs''@ 5fi T. March G rour duu; Double Eytra - So
a.ked. rple Extra, - 30 Did Choi.r - o.. Rsi
tancy - 9o ass ~ liz Marehi - 23'l
fa' n 5-l Nav; . 4I4asl 227s Junei
81 80 Corn lower a. 35se 'hc cafl 'e; S ~ lover %
saic Ind ,arh 3lAd.b7sc Nay. i.yc am Larry 'i,i"g
unrh.urr1 Wlslcy s,ealy az 81 a. Foi 'un 'upnt Mas
iow.r shoulders F3 ~,0 t3 go: tlcac IDS 10 o"t Re
f-r .. e So .f 10 Bacon quiet AMI un'i fl-', s o
Flour o. pNU hhls. Nhr9t. tt.pU h"'l@
bush. Oats 5000 lush. Btrirr. 10000 misn XIX i'.b,
I1lip,. %. oUNt-h. - -.t .., to,rcr. ArnDer
W'clnaan n 30: 80. Red Winter Apinft ~ 80
tr-,. lime dull; lilgl dlNc. - -:
so A a., Ann ~ 7r Nav. SIC. So. 2. Whtc, 45 t'
I.rictod 4Oic. oars duh Michigan 5' &c ,,-s'ea rIoe-
e. ,t.t tt,fh@ Ii 3
=, tt.,,i,ts, V.c7 1000 brst; Coru I'.'O Ons.'
O.fs. 1000 DusA shipments" neat -''o O''-' ~
New-York tribune., 1880-03-08
Llvr srncK MAnxErs-ay TELE1RArn

Cu,.co March 6-hoG>-Hcccprs lonoo heao ,i,, ~
,,fs s. 3ll l,ad market dan and FUZZY zoe oW'r so,e
Fac. irg. So lja-4 80; Chooe Heavy - ''@f' '''
sale. higher ~ ,, .,.-,,.,,s q 700 heads
market iVr aud stronger, shipping. ~ 700 - -
"a q t,c- -t Butchers 90 moderate rupp{ sun
Cows - 9ur s} Bulls aud Mixed -IGfi corn ,',
sns - < lu -tOckers aud Feeders fairy aeN'' Ou' ~
and finn 80 -}d-+. -.-,., .,..av With =. fair De.
l.fi- March 6-HoGs- and UNCHANGED n3rS
49, -, ,fi,o1rD. -trtf 2'f Packing. - l3n - f bu
er to rct - S0Qs4 35 receipts. liuO mead shblHeu'
2,iOp head. u.uf~ ,t,nt. rocepts 200
head -hipmcUtg. l,3uO hein. .... ooo h.od. shtp.
-ET,r- Quiet aud Unchanged. iectip'7' wv N''' 'f
iucrt-. head.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-08
rpr~rtNG rIoru sfAEKET.

t,t ttyrr Nes4 March Ihe PRINTING cloth market Is
vey i'm AT 7sc asked Tor tituuare ryots sud cy
$50 tyr contracts from Apr 10 JulY, 90
cal. rom Jniy October FOR rat cloths sc tA4n Is
std ion early drvec.. with sales & 5uuV pieces ana "'c
., contracts rom AUrl 10 jay Production lpf tho week.
iF5 90 rtces nslc- $500 pieces deINelcs lD','vJ
pieces. leaving y stOCA On hand % 10 pieces
New-York tribune., 1880-03-08
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Rtrer Vessels and Railroads..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
SATURDAY. March @. 1880
AsHFs- siendr. rnnaerately active.

ASHES Steady moderately active So, -
IOrFEE-Nnd dull ana depreseedi MarlemDo, l5i3a
lGlc Java 2l024c the sales today were lng; h0 was
stis &c. ,, .-, , . 49,.
sales 100 bales 600 saturday evening" including ~ or
sxuort g2 for consumption aud FOR sseculaon delivered
on contrsct 5OO bales receipts at the ports to-day. ass
bsles against IA O9 bales this day last week and p
last
New-York tribune., 1880-03-08
IosIs0 ruCe- " al,Io1 srI00-

AT th, regular weekly meeting Of the Governors
Of the Bank OF Ensiard on Ihurs lay %" cIangc
va. made in the banks Iaic for DIS, -uuI, ana d
remains at per cent. ~ lusi S'4aZ's per tehil
the rate nj the open market for dl@c"hh or ta .A
thgre-unrth. bills During the week tho nank
gained L l33 OOn bullion; but the proportion ~ ~
reserve d. its liabilities. which Tor the preceding
yseek was JOls Per cent, was reduced To 43Sl per
cent. At the London stock ETchange btllsh
s,nscl. l,.t week were unusually iuctuaunC. with
A Vids ntn renee between tie priCes lor none.
and fer account. A. The close money was quoted
NJ e7i3fe and account nt 0Sl G aud tins ~ the lace
of money being quoted easier than " "aS W,tk
geo nied states bonds rose ana fell with the
prices oi our market and American railways 'i-o
foilowrd the home market. Atlantic ana Great
Western hr-ts aud seconds. FOR "hlch mere
\. po home market were weak anG declined
Tlo and per cent closing with some recovery.
IT,. I.ln.gtng are the hig csi and Lowest prices of
eecuri,. for the week and the closing sales Satuf
day aud % week ago;
New-York tribune., 1880-03-08
STAINED.
Good Ordinary .....lls,s Lew Midfling .......l2 "a
strict Good Ordinary ..l2is MiddinR.

Futures moderately active closing h at an advance OF Is
Yonts saes 1885 200 bales Pndes pad March 1892 333
April 1881 aIS16i May. 1929 1890 june, lS 7o9lSss
Hi86s, october. 1264dl27l. November: l23l 1925 {
December. 1928. D.. maPrices tof Rings and Mar
Jny ISD4 August 1902: September. 1857; October 1870
November 1891; December, 1920 January. 1891 To
asys closing prieesMsTcb, 1892 alS.SS April l346i May
New-York tribune., 1880-03-08
Receluts
The receipts of flour aud grain at the principal
A.l -. ,...,.s Soturd.,. March ~ xvara.
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

Eew-York and Oswego and New-Jersey Midland
stock wanted by J. $. STANTON, 10 Nassau-st.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-08

H. Pans. French per cents huctuated from S2.lO
a. - IS closing Mt 2.G7l2 against 81. February
pa Sfgbt exchange on London ranged from 25.23
20 a. ol u closing at 1926 francs to tho L. ne
i.nnk of France reported gain FOL the week OIL
sAs52. 900 francs specie.
The following were the receipts aud shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee Saturday
New-York tribune., 1880-03-08
1lnnnclal.

ALL STOCKHOLDERS of GERMANlA and
- HGGH8ArE PETROLEUM 90. call OF write to JNo'
PONDIR 10 Broad st stockholders bring stock
ALL who are interested in railroad business
~ and mileage statistics should get THE IRlbE Ne AL
MANA FOR 30 now ready. price 70 cents by man.
A -Alauhc and Pacific Il. r. stock and bds'.
~ Ns"J';i1s is.5a4 @4 P1ec fn1 a,osH ocR .Ra O'D'
NcsY.rk auc os"ego Midland stock stock
scmber, Sew Yor. stock Ichan.e Walst.
OANKER> and CAPITALISTS will want to
ID -rt the Tribune Almanac for ESQ; u gy'5 me nBSt
Uuiei tate. Gevcnae ani EHpennt"e S"co 1910 r'''
CONNECTICUT WESTERN FORECLOS,
UF-Uoiers NJ Frsi Nor gave Boncs. or - bonds and
@ r9 ar t,a na l,rs ard in rror.anlaton.
place. N. y. So behalf o BoudhoGefs
EIRST MORTGAGE TEN PER CENT
rotor. Of mo N Mining offer 20 their 'tockhode. ior
'ub-ru tiooo Of ne Bond, o. s,a CGmpan& yr sIs
',rn a6u, Is 70 ic ,1.yo Ne 'Yer1. .,.,.-,....
Tnr.- ia e he ,ur,c h mo.g'ge Of al the Mining
fy rcs i on ~ M 80 ri -tee- these Bonds are now
offered e 30 .hol1e, o. taS ,gmr,ny 9 a in of ocs
s,ac1bodor re ente3 suberue for be Bonds in ihs
b, t.e -ta,to tfs oe offered 10 tae g'nea pn.-I ~ s
Wv. Nes Yo,D Vsr-hs $50. ,,,,',. r-..,,.u,
Apei,ou ior i" -. ac er m . Sr~ rrttled may bs
t,'. s.r.,.rv ALLIES & STEAD
a. Bro. away, Nc~-fork
IAHSIOCKo & CIty r. Il. Il Loanand lmp'yt
tTsocss q ro t bought sod fl. iEWiI - "f'ao.'l
(,WYNNE * DAY. Is Wall-st., Ncw-Iorkk
II lr.tt.lrf I-i,I, transact general bnnking ane
Eso.eragr "a Railway -haic- l'nh- &c, -
GAS STOCKS.
Al NewYors and brooklyn stocks and also all kind"
az nf0ok w n -ccurifi~s 4 ~ 10 BY - =. q,
GRO a. PREN ri~-, - BROADST. y Y.
HOlDERS Of FIRST and SECOND Pre-
1 f.r,t Income Ponds of ~. LOU l.. INlN hptN.
TAt% AND -DUIHEKN RAILWAY co. WI" have nor
sie fe rquf.t tr-tfr- fn d solve ho STOCK lisi'
- u. Co. MANQJAND.
so Na-aan-st
Jersey CITY 6 per cent funded debt bonds,
y duc 1903. a-o Jcl-cY city Improvement per cent
'0''' ''' Il. 4. HUnLEr T. r.. Co. - VAN 81
nPEN BOARD OF STOCK BROKERS'
~ Having pnrrha--d property No. ~ Eroai 7t oK
tending tifoIsh the TO aud including No ~ New
A. w.l,r 4o. lst ~ Nav nrN th- bu-lnrss oi tls
-,ck nc snte b- cnnduci cd. tho GOV ming commit
t have fe.oycd 60 FOR sale limited number OF mem
bcr.hIps nod. .,,,.. ...,,-
syr f u lhD uudrrrignd 70 m u o. ul u" p I'D ;
old 10. Orce iUliug NA.stu st Ne" uiA Nv "n'I q"
the tioyeruIue Ctlutt0e, GLo. W. MCLEAN IreaiaehI
March lo-u.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-08
5To THE CONNECTICUT WESTERN RAIL
WELLS, FARGO 4 Co., 60 BROADWAY.

gt,yanJ e f,aing Stocks and other IacHe Co1st 'Cej5
sen EIrhdnge IslfyrfDttc IJ1r"efs "t" G.,,. pr.
hrougbolUue wat anil EurDpG aHa iTIT" f''''' ''
New-York tribune., 1880-03-08

I TITLE CHIEF MINING COMPANY.
LOCATION or MINES, LEADvIILE. COLORADO.
CAPITAL STOCK, slo.G0OCOo-sHAREs 100000
PAR, $50.
CYRUS H. McCORM1CK, Presidents GEORGE d
ROBERTS. Vico-Presdent; DRAKE DE KAY, Sec
retaryi ". = KEYES General Manager.
Trustees, Jonas French, Of Boston, Anson p K. saf
foid, OF NewYork Jesse spanding OF Chicago Adel1er
Arnss Of YORK John X. H2 Of Boston r. q. McCoT
mick. OF New YORK; Abel Breed. Of New-YOrki G. H.
McC6mick Oi Chicago George A. Bruce OF Boston Luther
Il. Marsh. OF New ORR tIw8rI Potter, 0t NeWhOfAi
George D. Roberts, OF New-YWk.
Bankers ReQsrars Central Trust Company New YORK
Ohlco. Building, 40. ll5 Broadway NeW- YORK
New-York tribune., 1880-03-08
AIinina.
CENTRAL CONSOLIDATED

COLORADO CENTRAL CONSOLIDATED
y MINING 90.
Georgetown Clear Greek County Col terminus OF the
Colorado Central RalrOadl Capital stock, fo,OuuW0 m
100000 shares Par $40. NOnsssessabe ONCE, -
Pine st. New City. Register Loan and Trust
Company President Paul LchTensteD Vice president,
Charles o. DOdge Secretary and Treasurer Henry r. Yer
Assistant Secretary Paul o. dEsteIhazy Manager IN
Colorado. George y. Hal
New-York tribune., 1880-03-08

Total shares sold Tor ule week.
The following were the closing quotations Sa1ur-
day:
New-York tribune., 1880-03-08

EONNECTICUT WESTERN FORECLOS-
T.F ftoies NJ Frsi Nor Faye Bon0s - bonds and
pref -ocs desiring t' rGocr heir interests "l, so
tr vtra VrAfs charge - ex.GoV'rhot no fy
T 'fav tu anal Ifr. ard participate In rrorgHnLato
"a, 4 sd''e.s VN. b. FUTILE s 60 Bankers 81 Excnlnge
NJ. u Y. IN I.elalf n HnlInnllrIr.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-08
EINsT NONTGAGE TEN Io,1 PEK q TEN :

ItAES STOCKS g. CIty X. Il. X Loanand lmpyt
stocks q po d' bought e sod. fliitWi hf'aaal
ltWYNNE * DAY. - Wall-st., Ncw-Gork
II icsu. f,lcf I-i,I transact general bhhAlnE ans
Bso.erng, Eas "a i-llwsy share +. Bonus &c, -
GAS STOCKS.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-08
SHELDON g. wADsWoRTH

BANKERS. 10 WALL~NI
In addition 10 "A gcnera Banking business. buy and ssll
al securities current al to New vfA 9tck
Exchange. advancing on same:
Desirable First Mortgage Railway Bonds LOT ssir .,,
Nm g. SHELDON. WM. Is. WADSWoRrH.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-08

HOLDERS Of FRS + and SECOND Pre-
1 f.rt,t Income bonds of ~. LOUIS. LOS MptN.
TAIN AND -uUTHEHN HALFWAY 60 who % 'yWr W nor
r.qf.t trustee fn l solve iho Stock lf't'
sf fest,t TO- call ou tAe undcr- gucl auu 40 40 once
-' H. %. MANQJAND,
SO 2 Ni-fau-sf,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-09-11
Garden Pleasures.

The quietness, the serenity OF the garden
has bee. proyerb since the days OF Virgil =
corycianp old man, and probably wasa proverb
lon. before do most of my thinking
when / am spudding up the plantains on my
lawn" an Oxford professor used to say; Tor
the garden presents Just that union OF quiet
and stimulolis under which thinking Hour
ishcs best. The quiet, however, j. qualify
which il shares with the other employs ol
rural lifc:r it il in the exact nature OF the
stimulus that Il differs ff0n4 them. The pc
culiar imaginative pleasure which comes
from watching the things rs they grow has
never been 50 well described as by ilaw-
thornd inthat exquisite PASSAGE the Amer
lean Note Books, in which lac tells the SIM
pie story of his life at Concord:
~ loye to watch thcsucccssive development
Of each new vegetable and mark its daily
growth. which always affects me with sur
rrise. Itis as If something were being ere
( ated under my ovn inspection and partly by
my own aid One day, pcrchauce, ! look at
my bean vines, and see only thc green leaves
clambering pp thcpoleg again, tomorrow, l
rive = sccond glance and there are the del
( icatc blossoms; and third day, oH some
what closer observation, discover the ten
/ der young bears hidden among the ioiiagc.
Then cach morning | watch the swelling
of the pods, and calculate how soon they
will be ready TO yield their treasures. All
( this gives q pleasure and an idcality, hith-
erto untholrtht Of to The business of rToyi-
ding sustenance for my family. suppose
Adam felt it in Paradise; andof merely and
exclusively earthly enjoymeats, there are few
purcr andmorc harmless to hc experienced
After all, the greatest interest oi
these vegetables does not seem 10 consist III
their being articles OF food. IL Is rather
that we love to see something born into th'
world; and whcr q great squash or melon i
produced, it is large tangible etlstence
which the imagination car seize hold oiSnd
rejoice in
1t would L. impossible 70 point more truly
the elements Of curiosity Of surprise, salts
fiction. which enter into the list Of eardcr
pleasures. .-Thc Saturday Rericr.