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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-20

As sndsavors to solve the fifteen puz.
zls problem have become q kind Of cpl
demic with people. taking down
some Of our best. as well as worst, oiti.
zens, and as there is danger that IL the
xorse-than.p'agu is permitted to run
its course freely scores OF n people
will become insane, and hundreds will
come to poverty and want from inasten'
ton to business in their fruitlsss efforts
to solve the problem. We feel 1t to be our
sacred and religious duty to warn people
against this insidious, wicked and soul
destroying tool Of the devil. Alter a
careful and thorough examination Of the
puzzle from q logical, theological and
geological standpoint We have no hesita'
ton in saying that when the numbers
are placed a. in the accompanying d'a'
gram, 10 before II. . complete numer'
ical sequence cannot be obtained
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-20
Washington Notes.

WASHINGTON, March 20.-Rsprssent.
alive Page yesterday delivered to the
Postmaster General the letter to which
hs obtained the signatures Of all the
Pacific coast delegation protesting againt
the prohibition OF Wells. Fargo & Co.'S
letter. carrying service, and Judge Key
agreed that the case shall DO held open
for argument up to May /.
Reports are current that Minister
Stewards resignation is now and has long
been In the hands Of the President, and
the Post takes the President severely to
task for Withholding action upon II,
charging that his purpose has been to
give Seward as long Q lease OF official
life % possible and allow him to escape
impeachment by accepting It OF the last
moment. These reports and the charges
also are destitute Of foundation.
The Star publishes an article asserting
that Q new treaty with China has been
concluded placing restrictions upon Chi.
nsse immigration to this country, etc.
There Is the very best authority for
pronouncing this statement untrue. It
10 certain that no conclusion has been
reached, and It may be stated with entire
confidence that little or no progress has
yet been made In the so.oalled negotia-
tons.
Tildsn stock went down last evening
on the news that the Democratic Com.
mittes at Pittsburg had manifested Q
strong dislike to Tildsn's nomination,
and that the Democratic State Committee
Of Louisiana was opposed TO Tildsn and
favorable to Hancock. for whom the
convention, It 10 thought, will instruct.
Tilden Is not even as we'll OF a. the
eI.Prssident. A shrswd politician 70.
marked that he thought the sI.President
might possibly be nominated by the
delegates from the Democratic States
and Tildsn by the delegates from the
Republican States.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-20
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
Thu K~poW.Nothipg Utes.

WARRINGTON, March 20.-Ths House
Committee on Indian Affairs resumed
the examination Of Ouray. but failed to
elicit any satisfactory information In re-
gard to the fight with Thornburg. the
Mesksr massacre, OF the subsequent Ill.
trsatura at OF the captive women OF the
sgsne by the Indians. He did not
deny ; at they might have been treated
ss allec ID. but asserted that he knew
nothing Of IL. Mrs. Ouray was still
moro non.committsl. The committse
were unable to extract any information
upon the subjects under inquiry.
Jack wal then heard, but with no
better success. At arst hs positively
asserted that be did not understand and
could not speak English. Several ques.
lions were put to him in English, but he
preserved the most stoical appearance
Of indifference. The questions were
then put to him in Spanish, through an
Interpreter, and with the same result.
Inc CommlbsiOuers Wcfo epous w sssn
don the examination, when Jack sud-
denly surprised them BY stating in very
good English that be was not present ct
the hght and knew nothing OF the cir.
cumstsncss attending II; that be met the
soldiers three days before the fight and
tried to persuade them to turn back, and
that failing in this and fearing trouble
he had gone away; that be had no hand
In the Thornburgh fght or the Mseksr
massacre.
Chairman Scales then addressed Ouray,
saying that It was evident to the com.
mittss they had determined not TO
testify. and that such . oourse would
only delay matters and needlsssly pro.
long their stay here; that the object OF
summoning them to appear before the
committee wal to obtain their version
Of the difficulties In Colorado; that the
committee was friendly to them, and
only anxious TO have justice done them
and protect them In their rights. Ouray
listened attentively, but made no reply.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-20
ninisg Trs.sssn.

Mining deeds have been fled for
record a. follows
z. B. Stone to Lewis L Deal. oonsld'
.,.tion IS, East Union claim No. 2,
sd;oinips the Shame and near the Union
.hsft. 600 feet. Virginia District:
Michael Carroll to W. E. F. Deal. an
undiyidsd 400 feet Of the Victoria, Viz
aiuis District /; consideration, y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-20
Old Rorcas.

For the past week we have had q con.
tiuued blow OF greater or ltss strength
from the north. This 10 unprecedented
and worthy OF record as one Of the
weather vaRaries Of this most singular
winter. While the days are sunny and
comparatively calm ct times aud the
melted snow is sent in running streams
down the mountains. no sooner does the
sun get out OF sight than freezing begins.
At sunrise the Thermometer ranges from
~ to IA degrees above zero regularly
each day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-20
Ap,sva,. al. asss,.s.

p Donnslly. Rev q r Davis. is PEN
field. n Kennedy. Saikeld. 1t Gov J
w Adams. Mrs. W W Garrison. Mrs. W 5
Cooke, Mrs 0'Dounell and children. Miss
Wallace. Mary Ann Donnslly. Rev d W
Reed and vito. Mrs Ed swseny and lam
lily, Mrs. II Cohen. R Cotter. Mrs p Cullen
and sons, Niss J Calimbsrty. Mrs W
Daniels. II shrisr. N d Cohen. W u Eek
art, Mrs Meadow and family, W Bailey
Niss J Bailey, D W Miintosh.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-20
Kentucky Eviction.

LOUISVILLE, March l8.-Ths Courier
journals arayson special says: Las
night 100 men went to James Binon'I
house, on Big Sinking Greek. to notify
John Boges, . notorious character. te
leave the country. Binon refused them
admittancs and hrsd hfty shots at them,
killing one man. The Regulators broke
down the door. shot Binon dead. seized
BogRs, tied him, fred shots at him and
left after whipping . ninstsen.year.old
son Of Binon's for joining the iusilads.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-20
Religious Notices.

II. z. Church. Gold Hill--ssbbsth fchool a
az, n. Children's concert service d 1916 p II
Addresses by Rev. W. y. Gray, Of Virginia
and the pastor. Rev. J. b. Willis. All c~or4iAii!
invited TO attend.
st. Jshn's Church. Gold Hill. Rev. r. 8.
Eastman. minister.in-charRs. services ON Sun
day ut II A. T.. The seats are free and oil are
cordially invited. Sunday school h l:30.
Service every Sunday evening ct . o'clock
Lenten services are a. follows /: On "Wednesday
evenings ct the church, ct Z O'Clock Oh Friday
evening Cottage Lectures are held. II d dir' ut
neighborhoods in the town, the house y. mset-
ing being announced on the sunday previnu =.
- well al through the columns OF tue Shws
There win DO divine service st Il. Paul''
Church, Virginia City, tomorrow ct II A. n {.
Bishop whitaker oficisting.
There will be divine service ct Grace Church.
silver City, tomorrow ct 7:oo =. ~, Rev. George
N. Eastman onicisting.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-20
more clerical Crookedness.

CHICAGO, March l9.-Ths Methodist
Conference last night expelled 7. Z,
Miller from the ministry and church,
and suspended Rev. William Major
from the ministry for one year. Miller
was Dean and Major was Secrstary oil
the Medical College. where = reporter
registered as Q student and by the pay
msnt OF $25 received from the Dean Q
certificate emitting him to practice med.
icins. An appeal will be taken in both
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-20
Lively iowa.

The Lyon county Times gives Green
Geld the following ssnd.ofi: "Grssn.
fsld, nee Pizsn Switch, Is becoming one
Of the livslisst little towns In the State.
They have two blacksmith shops. i've or
ak saloons and two hotels. all doing
we'll. Poker aourishss. and they expect
q faro game soop."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-20
shocking Railroad Accident.

HARRISBURG, Pa. March ia pas
ssngsr train bound east had stopped q
Annvills Station about $50 last night,
and . number Of passengers had alight'
cd. The night was dark. and the pas
ssngsrs were in . group on an adjoining
track. when the west bound fast express
came laundering past and dashed into
the crowd with terrible effect. Michael
Bachman Of Fontana was caught BY the
pilot OF the engine. hurled against the
station rail and killed instantly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-20
the COURTS.
Distries Court Ri,iuE. Judge.

The following business was trans
acted in the District Court this morning;
W. P. Bowden Va. His Creditors--Pe-
titioner discharged from his debts.
Strouss Va. Evans-Sherif instructed
10 execute the writ OF assistance after
the expiration OF the stay granted till II
A. NJ. today.
Estate Of ]. U. Tollss. dsosassd-w.
S. Tollss appointed administrator; bond
500.
Cedar Hill vs.. Gold Lead-To be reese.
for trial on the 9th. -.
Steel 4 Shannon W. Gold Lead-Al
proceedings further stayed till the hear
ing and disposition Of the motion for q
new trial.
Goss vs.. Hampton ct L.-sst for
Thursday.
Rabsr W. Lsnglsy-Mohon for new
trial passed.
Stsricha VI. Ovsrman Mining Com
pany-sst for 9Th.
Gsmmons vs c. !. Evans-Sent to the
Clerks Office to DO brought up on notice.
Msilon vs.. Lady Bryan.-Citation oil
Sheriff to show cause, II any hs has,
why he should not proceed with the sails
Of the property in accordance with the
deed OF foreclosure and order Of sale Of
the Court argued and taken under
adyissmsut. The mortgage forclossd ID
dated December 10, 1873. Since the
lien created by 1t. the Queen, 1900 feet,
snd the Alabama, 1000 feet, have been
set of from the original 5000 feet Of the
mine, and subsequent membranes. have
accumulated to an amount Of over Sllo,'
600 /; original claim, $40, 900 and inter
est. Conflicting instructions given IN
writing by attorneys OF the various
interested parties induced the Sheriff 70
suspend operations under the order oil
sale and the citation Is for the purpose
Of making his duty plain before him.
Adjourned till 10 A. N. Monday morn
ing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-20

The Lyon County Times says that
Professor J. z. Bray has brought suit
against W. W. Byron for defamation Of
character. The damage II laid st 5000.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-20

d Long. , Dorshus. J o'Brieo. DIV
NcIptssh, II q Blasdel. &C Thomas. Z
G Nix. E Batsrmsp. N Hoefieh. W J
LIKE, J Nacig. W T kirkpatrick.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-20

~Buys and soils Exchange and Telsgnphci
TfsnsferS, Issues Commercial and Trsvslsrs'
Credits. This bank has special facilities for
dealing IN bullion. Nu
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Per Telegraph
NEw.HAvEN, March 10, 1880.

ANEW A4'e
EDITOR GOLD HILL NEws: As re.
questsd in your note Of the 9th instant,
i have sndsavored to solve the fifteen
puzzle problem for you. but find that 1t
Is an impossibility. have tried to
solve 1t BY means Of logarithms. by alge.
bra and by trisngulation. but all in vain.
I dsvoursd Nswton's Principal, covers
and all, in hopes Of finding there some
method BY which it could be solved, but
without success. / have been without
food and drink for three days. n
am now on the verge OF insanity by
reason OF my almost ~superhuman Efforts
to solve the problem. l assure you tha'
II / ever recover from the effects OF my
protrscted and sIhausting labors nothing
will again induce me to attempt such u
s~tupendous task. The problem cannot
be solved. JOHN SMITH,
Professor Of Mathematics at Yale.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-20
1854.

v.,,urc 10 solve she Pusxle BY
nsshsmasica and spscsrum Aaai'
y.,s- sanskr is rot Old Eneugh FOR
Its Oriwin-It Cannot be solved.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-20

P.id - CapitaI.--.. S5,o0o,ooo-0sl4
Reserve ". 8. Bssds>..-3 ,SO0,ooO-Gsld
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OTOCk Airport.
san Frane'ace Board.

20 Raymond * Ely' QUO
rs Eureka Con-. 10
$50 Leopard, l0c
25o Grand Prize. I 20. Ia
$50 Arsenta, ice, soc
90 Day. 75c
20 j slle Isle. l 10
eco ! .illsids, Sec. 9oc
SIS SIS v Wsl... ) 6. 5 70. 81. . 80 bso
100 NJ. Potosi. Ia
sso East NJ. Diablo, IN
l1O Holmes. I 40, Ia, I is
200 Bslling. 7se
lsS Bodis. IN, IN, ~
50 Beehtsl. 2
SO McClinton, 75c
100 Bulwer, 9k, 81, 81 sl0
420 Goodshaw. 4oc, $50
zoe Msybelle. 15c
20e Concordia, sec
42o Beividsrs. 3 80. 81. . 80 sio. $40
200 Champion, 4ec
200 Blaefhawk, Coo
40 Oriental. 500
400 South Bodie. 6oc
$50 Booker Con-. SIC
205o Ssuth Standard. 2oc, 25c
COO Queen Bee. SEC
leo Mono. 6k
$50 Con. Pssias. Az. ~
400 Uaivsrsity. $50
400 Dudley. Zee
$40 Jupitsr. 10
$50 seth Balwsr. IL. l IS. I 20. I 50
$40 Addsnds. zoe. Csc. Toe
100 MONDAY. 81
ITO North Noonday. 2 90
IFS Double Standard. I e5.l
200 Orient. Sc
39s Mammoth. I Gs. l 60
100 Boston Con-. l 10
ESQ Orc. 3. I 30
100 Atlas, loc
100 Silver King. 6, 81
leo Martin White, 500
THIS MORNING.
IS ophir. isk. iss
200 Mexican. '14t. IA, ltk
1875 aosld D Curry. 81, ~
SEQ Best b Bslcher. lsS. lot, let
100 Caiifsrais, 8 80. 3 IS
80 Savage. G, Ga
ITO Con. Virginia. . IS. 81
$50 Chollar. ca, 81
$50 Potosi. 4 6S. 4 10
20 Male k'Norcross. 6S
2so Crown Point. 8 40. 81. SIS
2ss Ysllsw Jacket 81. 81 b
500 Imperial. S5c. soe
s45 Bslsher, 6, %
50 Confidence, N
40 Sierra Nevada. NS
10 Utah. los
$50 Bullion. 4 30, 4 s5,5
220 E~Iehequer. So. 32o
20 Seq. Bsleher. Is. l4S
900 Ovsruan. AZ. 2 40. 2 80. 2l5
27o Justice, I 30. . b
$50 Uaioa Gen.. aSS. ssh
10 Alta. SIS
100 Julia. I 30. II
2Se C~alsaoaia, I 80. N
zoe Baltimore. SOC
20 silver Hill, I
100 Challenge. IN
lS40 New York. 40c. 45c
10 Occidental. 9Sc
2So Lady Warrington Con-. 7sc. 7ec
$40 Andss. TOO
20 ward. I 70
$50 Scorpion, 10
$50 Lsviathsa. Sc. 40c
100 Golden Gate. Zoe
27o Con. Dorado. IL
32S North BONANZA. SOC. SOC
700 Flowsry. 2oc BIO. zoe
40 Macksy. loo
100 Esssx. Z
lss Eureka Con-. lsk sls.lsS sso,ls&
80 Jackson. A.
100 X K Con-. 81
COO Leopard. loo
80 Northern Belle, l5S
IS Manhattan.
900 Metallic. 2 o.. 2 10
SIS Grand Prize. ! 65, l 70
100 Argenta, CSC
200 Independence. ! slO
s5s Star. 2Sc
: i75 Belle Isls. I 20
is7o Day. SOC. SIC. soc
800 Hillsids. 7Sc
50 Paradise, soc
$50 Albion. 2sc
1850 Wales. AN. . sl0,.S. 81, 81 bso
30 Mt. Potosi. I IS
200 North Belle Isle. $50
30 East NJ. Diablo. Ia
IS Bodis Con-, tn. ~
Zoe MsClinton. SOC
10 Bulwsr. 81
100 G~oodshaw. +0c
200 Maybelle. 2sc
500 Belvidere. 3 40. ~
coo South Bodie. COO
100 Booker Con-. Sc
9iS South Bulwsr. II. ! 20. I 10 sis
40 Mono. CO
40 Con. Pacific. AZ
$40 Jupiter. AZ. 245
IS Mammoth, 2 70
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1910 Orc. q. 2 10
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C,unn1por. March 10, 1880.

EDITOR DAILY NEWS: by your request
I have ovcrhauled all my books that
have any bearing upon the Sanskrit lam
guaas and literature. and find 1t impos.
sibls to ascertain the origin OF the fifteen
puzzle problem. 1t was evidently old
when silva and Christina were boys. In
an old Sanskrit manuscript that l have.
which was stolen by q missionary from
an old Brahman temple. / find that
about ten thousand years ago stringent
laws were in force against the sale or use
Of the puzzle, and that during the reign
of ono Oldsmarty over three thousand
persons were executed for violation OF
these laws. / have NO hesitation In
saying that the puzzle is worse than the
ssysn.years.itch, and that any man who
aids in its dissemination ought to Be
killed without the benefit OF clergy.
PELIo SPRAoUE,
Professor OF Sanskrit at Harvard.
VIRGINIA, New, March 10. 1880.
EDITOR NEws: The fftsen puzzle
problem received from you for analysis
has been subjected to every test known
10 chemists and in chemistry, and l am
still unable to determine its elements.
In the Spectrum Analysis 1t gives q line,
and 4 color, in flame before unknown.
Once. when subjected to Marsh's infsl.
lible test for arsenic, l thought l de-
tec,ed Q slight trace OF that deadly
nelson in il; but all subsequent efforts
In that direction have failed to obtain
syen \ trace. In every test made its
reaction was Il. U. II. b. U. G.
A. wIsEMAN,
Chemist, and formerly Professor OF
Chemistry at Cornell University,
New York.
RENO lin passius). March IL. 1880.
EprroH GoLp HILL News: l am eI
ceedinRly pleased to receive so lattsrin2
evidence OF yon- confidence in my
abilities a. an engineer. as your
note Of the 18th contained tjust handed
ms), inviting me to solve the
fifteen puzzle problem. In reply permit
me to say that I have before tried my
hand a, this internal puzzle but never
vet succeeded in solving IL. Ny humble
opinion, which Is c~onsurrsd in BY my
entire staff. 10 that the solution
can be accomplished in no other way
than by cutting . canal through the IA
and then take Is through II by water.
s. DE- S~LEssEPs,
Civil Engineer.
Now. in view Of the above authorita-
tive opinions upon the question, and In
order that 30 heinous an ofsnss against
the public peace as the dissemination Of
the fifteen puzzle problem be perpetratsd
NO longer with impunity, the writer Of
this offers u reward OF 50 SO for the de-.
livery to the Warden Of the State Prison
at Carson Of eaah and every man who
may be found guilty OF the aforesaid
| crime, and also = like sum for the con.
viction OF any and all accessories before
or after the fact.
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Ju,,,c. Court rIsssinEhsm, J. P,

The following business has been
transacted in this Court since last 70.
port:
State vs.. Joe Buchard- Charge. dis.
turbipg the peace ; case not yet set for
trial. ,
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Agents st Virginia. Nsvsds,.. ~ y BSnnT
Assnt ct New York........l On =. H.,nr.
(o2 Wall strset........J N-
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BASKERs AND BRoKERs,
1HE NEVADA BANK
or BAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO. ............oALIrossl
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srook AND MONEY sRoxER.
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01o A WEEK. Sia . dsy Il him. ..siy
DIE made. Costly outdt ire. Address TluI
6 o., Angusta, Maine.
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0YFIcB AND RESIDENCE - OPPOSITE
~ the dxw sacs. Main strsst; Gold Hin.
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CasMsgs or Every Grade Dssirsd
Funishsd Promptly at shs Lowest Rste'.
~ ANDREW FRASER. Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27
L1vc srocK MARKErs-nY rELnnRApn

BUFFALo. oct. cG.-CArrLE-Recepts today. $50 head
total i-OO head time last week,
G,OI head: consignei through. LOG market dull
and dropping extra Cattle hcro Light e'r and Butch
dun sales OF Good 70 CbO co steers At - 30
H-f ~. Fair o. Medium, - ~ 2lt Light steers, 4JD
80 80 several cars remain unsolL
AND LANDS, Receipts TO-DAY. 2lOD headi total Tor
lar 800 head. Tor the same time st week
6IOI hc1I cOu,gusd through, cars; market dul AMI
prices shade lower buvers OF ring lower prices ohtilngs
gene ally of good quality sales of Far a. Goo e'en >neep
-J0-t2i. Gh.lrc f. Fancy. So iOufl -Vi Western
Lambs - 250sl Canada Lambs, s. aSJ 21 ie" cars
remain IN sold.
oGs-ccipts to-day. 2ioo head total for the week thus
f~ LOO head. the time lat Wfrk $50 ~ nn
con-ignei through 7G carsj marie dnl ah io%cr 3I.r
iu~~ compare aypIIhy with lat wc"S s o l'Iheis +
Far t0 Good at - 0sl jJ Exra. - % h'lFF ana
Mediums 80 jJ0Ft O5 Extra, - 1D LlSht MlAtd - ~
80: Pigs 81 2Ou - 20
CHICAGO. oct 20 Ihe DTorers Journal reports: HOGS
i,rccrfs. 800 head; shipments, u'U hcl nd aCfr
moy, mcnt firm Mixed Packing - l5Gtl - I;
Light - 2Ja$i i0 Choice ieayy So 4Of1i 6Di quaIity
fair several new buyers
CAluE-R ceip,. 4.5'0 head shDmeuts gl3 ne@l :
bit few Prime; Good % Choice stronger at - !1@t 30
Common 10 Fair. % 1i0rf "u NlNd Hnicheis. = va
So ~ chiefly = 100 3 lo Soche. and te,des bu i,
TO- wanted at - 00 - 3j Yves siraiyt Natives ana
Half - JuU 3 - Texans - 90 td 80 @J' through
Texans 'c % zoe. OIL IA o.. at f- Uu ti 30.
suIEr-Hcccpis, 1000 head: market strOng and active
Common to Meuun S5 ut3 10 Good 10 Choice, "a 10
dsl 90.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27
.rl,... f&ktr.

Ifytrpoor- Oct. 90 -1rs-Prlmc l4,El,t"rn. steady
o. - Western. steidy o.. Bacon -tun3 rant 'ui
nru,r 90 Gla ~iOrt Nb. hrmer % 40 1nr Gear
ate y % G Clear. STEADY ~ i6 ud. Utnsiong
tui du.l " should. rsstclly a. . Ere-lDun MrSA
duH a. 10 Extra Ncst dul Sj : Prime Mess duH
at co.. lari-Pruue Western tui at lid lalow
Puc csty. eady ar 81 81. luurnunr Jrt' du a. .?
Eo-Is- Common STEADY 10 q Ud: Enc. steady al u.
Clr,.it- American tho.cr duh Gu. IJIu dul az
a.. F.uur-tXirl ~ia'r. dul al - 6l Ntat-NO l
lito. h;iutr 81 -t -p;ne So .. t.e"ly -. IA \tW
N..lUT 10 - ld Ntw southern Niutoi Sic ny
AZ M Corn Nike. Ur."t az 5td CcttOHsetC 'I-l r,o"
American STEADY 80. ROta-t UuI.nou. ~ London
inner gI Turi"Htiuc spirits 10 innaon d,l al 80 ad
lNIEPoui. oct. 2o-liJ %. M. I't suAS s,cl'y corn
NiNoi c-tcru. Nucaf, NNi %
,r Genital for average hitv The neat
or the pas three o. 600 cu'as iacuins 'lUCO
CcntLis American
New-York tribune., 1880-10-27
COTTON uAnKErs-nl rHLHGAArH


LryraIoo- oct. 5-l2aO pm.-Cotion- Kidding Upsnds.
6iIca; Md'me oiran- 1di salot tooo bales incin .s
bal.-. ucudine ID, bales American Futures-C Pauds.
10" Gco1er ard ,tv.ry Gd aI.o 81 3d. do.
November apo boccaber delivery Gloi do pecemoer ana
G'ia do, Fcoruarg lna March dcivc'y Gqi do, March
LNfErooL Oct. - l#9p acknowledging tPlnd''
LyEarc5- oct 2f-i 3D. -Cotton-rne le- Of the gay
ding cdlse october delivery, 6'i5t do, Apul ana MAY ne
LN'erd3 oct, .f-5:i5 D. M Cotton Fuurc,-U Pands.
Low Mtl,,% E C. aa+. october da-'e'y' ''a'L fu'"re'
AiGtriA Oct 2G-Catr.u cas-; vIoouue, l0rc. Low
MddIre gaic. 600. uiauary. oI.; receipts L''5 oaes
G,LHiGoGs, oc. 2G.-cottou quie Mdaune- lo4c: Lo"
nc M1an ms ,1'3' , "'.2 bs "a e9 rs
bales SINNERS, . hnes .toca - "a'e t.u Nh,
ding. l07c Good orinarg. loc. net iecsoJ ii' Oae'
.CaanF-IoN. oct eo.-Couoa easy Nldd.ns l9'-c Lo"
exports 10 the Continent ol Ue7 saca @ooO bales SocA
ciScSyAlL Oct. 2c.-corar duli. 'uaupc. lo}c- Low
Mlddmr. lOtc; Good Or'n 'ry, 9o .''ept 80 bales
GAlyEsios. oct 20 90 'on easy In'nne 10 'se' 10y
bae- oAnor' ooAsi"ls' oiI b-'9 e' 'oo De'' ''''~
Lorl,yiiIF. oct 2G-cotton firm. Niannc. lo7-c.
NrSrri, oct 2G-CoteG Glct; Mlln4- zoe. r.c,ioi1'
I5f1r. oct eg-co;,or weak: Nluut lo'sc. Low
bales exports colstN ise o5s bales aa' 1900 bats 7oe-
NEN0ELEAys. OCT eecolton essr; sadiae !lc +, FIX ,
nm 3g n,i,a 'yf,ri. ID, GIr,t Brtain lu Vi,
blcs TO tle Continent, 2oIG o'c ss7 500" D'' '''-
IOi Jjl bales
Noafok oct 2c.ot.o9 s.saay: M2ias TO- IL
receipts jG10 bales exports cJi,t"iae 'I' Da'e' ait '9
bales -.t.e. .Oi.i aal
fdILAnLLPHlA Oct. 20 . otflL dLi; N''l'r, ll't I'D"
MudIul. lc.: Good Ordinary. lNci nti tecIs' ' on'S
gtO~s. 3ji lio-s sales. Iuur '0 ' -i'ca u7fl 0t~
SAVANNAH. oct 26.-Cotton ,a-y; aNdiu-. iol2-; l""
Midulug. zoe: Good nrdlnlr- 9+: Irt rt rlp-; 4."-5
exports cpastW-g, ti1 bales s, o.JuO alc l0
evening T. 30 .n b4.,-. siuc,. j 10 J.- bales.
- I'rI oct. 26.-C't'o- du.i: N.; .oi lo7- Low Wat
dung. iu-s tl". .'ldniy, t- o, .--'i' -'-'' t -
shipments .l-1 baItt srs -.~J1 bales. -lt,j uacs
NuANGrl>. Icf. 20 Cot dGli. +ildlH& t,l'. nnN
HiIIn-, lu Good ordinary, ec D., receipts, llil btcs
Htpsa. ly,41t bales