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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-04-29
Vegetables

Fritz VAIN. formerly f0riss q, the
Oak Dale PARK. nou a; Mr. Thee.
werry's place t~e mile. E.>s % >siI-
IA. offsr. fsS sale al kind< 81 vexe-
table plants. .1ich n tomatoes, sweet
s,o,a;n-r., s,tta-e. ete. s-s
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PReG J. A. SiamendA. u Bfookville,
Kanaaa. eas down saturday and CALI
ed - - . ~ % his frieads hsse, r.
turning hooe On Sunday.
Some p6o0s thIevxs hsve seolen from
the school boon he gFeates part Of the
6t6oeo, tasen0aoeD I'D oehe1 books BE-
longing - ~ S1oAay 6ehsoa-
NJ. aeA Nm BENZ. willians nov
"a % tAs pspalafioa q ear growing
litsle viIhge-
Ths euafesuocs e3nssd aflss Q vssy
pSaaenat son1oa On WsADsBday svea-
NJ. aad Nm. Kislse, - Lehigh
eeeesy, Rsansyiyaaia. arrived On
FtS1nI Dos11AG, eue vt1ls % ths1S
-, W. J. Kta9iss. Thy ssa
ss::s,! ''''''A '''A 81 ' cs:,
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Iron and bra-- c.s;iLss. stone frOnts,
columns. rns<hibe repair. bOr-s rs~-
er and cane uiIIs. engine repair. 4e-
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Farmers, so.to Lays for your lunch

i ~~ ~~~7 - W -@'~~@'N~-Ns
& Seaman's.
You can now take your choice be-
tween q Woods wire or Irvine Binder
at Schwartz's Hardware Store. Both
guaranteed TO work successfully.
Go to Whitehead & Seaman's for
your wall paper. They have lots of it,
in all styles and designs.
Wall paper of the best quality cheap
er in Saiina at Whitehead Il Seaman's
than NJ any place west Of the Missouri
river.
Now is the time to bring parts of the
Woods Binder which need repairs, 10
Schwartz's Hardware Store.
Families, buy your ice cream at q.
j Lays
Don't fail TO call at Whitehead &
Seaman's for your wall paper. They
have everything in the latest designs.
Buy your coal, lime, etc, of
kingman 4 Rising, At the Farmer
Elevator. They are selling cheaper
than any one in town.
Those new lawns, and Scotch ging-
hams at Ober's are the prettie>i in the
state. Call and examine them.
Gen. Grant orders his fine clothing
of Ober & Hageman.
Kingman & Rising are selling coal
| cheaper than any other dealers i'm
town. II you don't believe it. call
and get their prices before buying.
New ginghams Of all styles, dress
goods of many varieties and We can
please you in prices.
CAMPBELL, SLOAN 4 TuTHiLL-
Furnished rooms for rent.
BISHOP Il GRACE.
We have just RECEIVED n car load Of
canned fruit of IT, best brands made.
ODER 4 HAGEMAN.
Bulk and parrel lime nj Salina Coal
Yards cheaper than any other place In
this county.
l. u... l,;i -. a.. -, =
,,.,,-.c -,
'e So "
prie"' Pi''eu' rfeh'h Pruh'S' 'ai.
piums, pistole>, Alden rasi-rri.-, pit
ted cherries, evaporaisd peaches. Aid
Ell pears. etc., just received, nj Ober &
HayeRan's.
WI. ~, -
-, ~. -,
IN S,uv,.rz 4 On.
IA, -,
com,I.,. .,oc. Of dry GOOD. .v., offer.
.ain S,Ii,, Conn. aud ..,.
OnrE x HAoEMA>.
7 b,v, mad. ARRANGEMENTS. with
Messr-. Addison 4 Wilson 10 take all
the butter have for sale.
LOW. J. NJ. ANDERSON.
-. - '' ~ "
'a'' All" get INV P''ce, u" COAL
- ~ ~ - w. - , ''''"
-, = 80 us
Ca,a,",., s"'t.'s
M, e., ,
.u-.',.'... -.
- - So W." "
-, "'" - ''''
mp" ""e ,A "'''
' ' -''oo''
n l. spring tug hhhs' nj > y.
'ch"a'A q 'os.
sniahs prescriptions asI~ca'ts'
~ Me' 'a'n 3
You can find all the late styles Of
men and boys straw hats. AT Markland
Dodge Il Moore's-
we "ah' 10 see you ou' ne" STOCK
Is IN we nave bargains 10 o"er' ou'
prices are low.
Mrs. |. a. Forsyth will 20 East the
frs, of June and will close out her en-
tire stock 81 hair goods at lowest prices
Santa re Avenue, saIina.
Lendville holds out many induce
ments, but to save money buy your
drugs, paints, oils, brushes, perfumes,
etc. of W. w. McCiain.
Cb.,, o,yon- and nianos n, & Mel.
- - r., -
p, -, ,. p.
O. r. -, VI -, 80
-, -. g.. -,
60.
reh'a s'i'I ''e'' sim anu
~o's" n'''s 'fes s"'s' ai' MI
-. -
~
"Io- gram anu summer N'ss' I"
endless variety 'h'ap j. the ""fh al
ooer a hAgehaah
A lunch tableespecially prepared for
The farmers al the Deiii"nico' Iharh-
W. ar. sole agent. for Salins county
H., IN. p,,,.y,.,,, e,.. hi,d., a.,
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IL. L. LEE.
Agent Prairie Dell Farm.
Grain Market.

Mcssr-. r. GoodEow a Go. report the
following prices for grain: Wheat No.
=, -: No. 3, ~; No. 4. 80. Rejected.
-. Corn, ~; -hell.d corn 81. Oats. ~.
Rye, ~.
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At the brides parents. April snth,
lss0. by Rev. H. X. Goulden, Mr.. Hay
den Payne to Mis- Mary Guild.
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SALIVA, April 2ist, lsS

We, the undersigned, Ice dealan Of
Salina, have this day agreed to cell Ice
Tor the season At the following prices !:
To hotels. boarding houses, restaur-
ants. ste-, IS cents pss iOs pounds. PFi-
vats families, ] cent per pound.
GUSTAV BEMR,
Ono. J. LAY.
A. L. BENSON,
Succnnaor In Kanuee z avlh>vv
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The last soiree of the series given ut
the Academy Of Music, was held last
Thursday evening. The musical per-
formances were very fine The fol-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-04-29

This syse~ h<lssgs % w. g. Gsis. Real
Esfas< Axrsf. and VIII t<
Aid n<1f vees-
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Observations Around rery Post Once.

Observations Around rerry Post Once.
Last Monday and Tuesday it appear
ed as if nature was agonizing to get up
. rain, but it did not even shed tear
Of contrition for the disappointments,
yet there were tears shed in conse-
quence Of the sand and pebbles float
ing in the air.
Although it was more than usual
blow no damage was done in this neigh
borhood, except the shifting of some
real estate without the consent of the
Owners. This was especially the case
where fall blowing was done. But it
was wind to be objected to, that
would require good many calm days
to efiace the recollections of it. 1t was
3 raging, persistent, rampant wind.
You city blOOds do not know IS much
about IL ~ We CHANGERS Ii is true
when Oh the street you sometimes have
your speed accelerated, and your stove
pipes and stiff brims go in advance of
you. But just imagine a clod-hopper
being tapped in the face all day with
his broad brim, and see him grasping
the plOw handles to maintain his equi-
pose, or elingipg to the wagon seat to
prevent his being elected from his We
hicle. And. ~ on the occasion refer
red to. when night came on We retired
tired but not to sleep. We listened
to the "hOwling of the Storm" and
noted the oscillations of our dwelling
and contemplated its probable over
throw. The house, however, surviv-
ed and 50 did We, and we endeavored
the next day TO reassure some recent
settlers that such blows were rare But
its repetition so soon as Saturday night
and yesterday makes both the winds
and the explanations monotonous
Most evils, rs we understand them,
have some compensation, however. To
be thankful for. We are glad thar We
have not had cyclone
We have neglected 10 say that the
three years war over the division of
district thirty-five was happily termin-
ated under the administration of the
Bishop Of Salina- Still the north side
Of the district for some reason Is not
happy. The number 81 was retained
by the South side. aud also the school
house, which was by the vigorous, nc
tive, vigilant school board moved TO its
present site on the northwest corner of
Section ~, Range !, and is prominent
~ and beautifully situated halfway
between the suberbs Of Broadview,
formerly and TORY, and has been
christened Mount Pleasant. II is no
longer the Brown school house, for Mr..
Harry Hurst has most artistically Civ
en- it a coat Ofwhite. Gentlemen board.
we suggest some other c.ior for the
door.
Miss Mary Wilson, We learn. a very
successful teacher, has commenced the
summer term of school in the above
house.
A. e. Wait, Esq, is feeling comfort
able, las he has reason to-, over his in |
ventiOn for the stay and support of the |
springs on wagon seats. Every user
Of one knows how they become strain |
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j. y. SrHwAKrz a 90.

Try the Roxy Mountain Bitter.
They give tone 10 the stomach. -,imu-
late tine iiv~s 10 healthy action, r'ilevs
the over-trHined kidney. and purify
the blood No family should D. with
out 1t. Priee 81 rold by Angus. ing
ssron. Druggist. sants 20 Avenue.
sole agent for Salina Ely.
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Judge Foster has lately had cylin-
secretary constructed for his Office
hich Is a model for convenience, size
and general fitness for the purpos-
es Of an Office man. Fred Barnes Was
the maker. and he did himself proud
ia ITS construction.
The Western Union Telegraph Co.
seems TO he ahead this week, rs their
uptown Office is the only one In run
ming order nj present. a Mr.. Shaw IL
the operator. The Instruments have
arrived for putting in another wire,
which will be done soon.
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Parties who have tried u find that
they can buy wall paper. trimmed.
cheaper mt Whitehead Il Scarnsn's
than AT Kansas CITY.
, 1880-11-06

HOO ruUpuCrH-Were an.tso mud very Irregular.
11n1s wero rn und tero MA little chunRn In lhrer-
p0uI 1u0tns.una. Theirs WIS n brnk rpugnlnt!vp de-
tnand fer b,tl pork and lard carly III tho dny. which
resulted in Ehef rrlccFi but h8tHfH hUh1l teDlefa
wtsc ont In force, md rt1rk wcnkcnc snr'y under
te wrlat NJ offerings. rho Intoe fouIbng was rlncF.
Tpre MnA tGnlHnA fhr MeMts, Hrd anrcrHl tnta
lnken fur Gxport+ ut nhnut former rrfcaa though
Roncrnlty qnoted tismer. HEAT futntp8 wore allow
And relatively tame.
The ElnclnnHt! Price Current sAJs:
Tho eixt months ending Oct. IT. known rs tho sum.
nibr teuspn In k-lMek!nF nfgfntutss hAslnk enaeI
wa nrs Ills ~eck 1nntled ~ prGfent n htMtelnGnt
rtutnly nnGrox!lnnt.Hg the tDhi nnn'ter, % hosa
mnynr tlpniIEd statement ehnNh a t1tnl af heHt0g.
hHtnat a,UallN1 h01r nAt ysar-nH lncFrHtt nf NMO,
mud for thu twrlrg mon thH nm nGsrAS0 VI GN0 nvgt
The Ersr;e.nt M twesv" !. t1nt,aIt =, ,,,
tho R!res adopted 5ah0 over lat 5cAr, for this
summer neMsnn u,her nrnnnnnS p4snaa sAow IN n
GrGaso 70 tnl!DWs W. d1ns ,sn; !tlinfn!'nl!n ~.
Cisy. 5Hs1l, Mlivnakcc. ss6H itere, ~ Glngnn.tt
tlsca m!:s W HScreaso Ut 2N. and a. Cleveland Do"
esb ss fsssEs use Se IL
Inn. lU0N " lncren.g nt ft!isI: baltimore. .im =
ecLcnse Of is.AlDs i'lilalalprt, a,1p ANcrcaso Of
hhn0 toa y r raG9Sss ,rpa "Hsinst 'aSt Sear'
Tno III easts Sf Western rnckInr md seaboar, rc-
eerts II Mnnt 1iat11 htgR, t1afHt ihto Inst sear.
M iAc.raso nf l,la,0h, or t>'S l,ar canL,
tmnMlnt In movement 1T hogs. c!'urnFcu with tho
cIlrreAnntllng to lust wear, mid wifi II hhNtp AL.
vance In Future nrieas nf ptnduct there haa becn
srseiaI rsr"tss j" tho clnc.n,,nu rrtee Current
ehGw tho MinlhDr NJ 1t!gs pnukt. Erntn Harc! to
Nuv. and atHst ntnil HHtes ut tho underMenaonsd
, 1880-11-06
HAHNEMANN HOSPITAL,

1VtkH 6HltOF o. lHe LnteafI lf10HW.
CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-WiIl you kindly givo
space to tho following: Having been for
some inontlls patient III 1Ial,nematln ,I1ns-
rital, Cottagp Grove ayenue, 1 wish to Elyo
my testimony rs M eyewitness to the cx-
celcnce of ttut Institution.
Personally would acknowledge the very
great kindness have received from every
one connected with the hospital. 1 could
scarcely In my own houso have received
more loving caro- from physicians, Matron,
ind nurses, anil take this opportunity of
thnnk!ng clch one, nnd assuring them that
our lloayenly Father will not forget their
i would also congrntd1ato the Faculty on
tho proficiency Of their staff Of assistants MIL
on tho guuu work done there, both III the
cures wrought mud tho tl,ouEhtful Intention
tSs S a,na III tf' II 'S rsesss ona All , "G On
stnnly letters ars received by those In Charge
expressing hiTrctl1natc interest aud gratitude
for kindness received.
loving SEatr0n, who really tnkes the sIck anu
unfortunate tntD her warm, lhtithurjy heart,
AMI not merely for this tins they Iru with
her, but also Interesting herself In their
:, would also speak IN tho highest terms Of
the kindness nf tIlu hu,lRe 1,ysIrtu,s nf9l
thoir cansclentlulls discharge Df duty, aid
tlio constant watcllf'tlneSs alt! intelligent
Every pRrt nf the building Ii beautifully
clcun, n1d all that IL pt'ssIh!!' dune to cheer
tue ln!,ls.tcs Md exert religious Influence
over thein.
Nav tint !,ave had patient's experience,
know nlstl their needs, Nllti wnttte clNli.
for th0ii tic Syn1ntltyOf those who nyn III
tho enjoyment Of health. | klt0sV tilc re-
freshN,ent nf 1t friends visit Or salnt Ut
COILS nwl1 tlnWers III Il weary tlny, Sl,ca,
attentions 10 the sick nra ntnply reImitl by tho
pleasure they give. Aint nb0rn MI hy llt,ll
WIN says, II WAS sick at!i ye Visited Me.
80. lnnsn,,.cl, rs SO tltl II slntp thu lrnst
Of these, NY brethren, yu did It l,i,tO Me-,
Our h0Spitats should receive fur nnro vi
our attention than they .[u; were they IllDru
E0hlsliie. the cures WHuld In many cuSes bc
txpe.lIsed. a''d the moral Influences mncg,
Ertntur.
al"nry given 10 Institutions Ut tlIs kind
II wei! spent, Ttihsa WIN know thu bless.
ings q! homeopathy III remembering tlntil!r-
mum llslslttht will liz helping u ii g.,uil and
noble tAMse: | ksiOw l,uw from experienced
the '!rrls Of sues. III Institution. md Inv
extended lnrn.ls. Tbs oniy lln,Mulntl l,ll
hospital ln tho Northwest It slloult bo better
snpIHsr!r..
Especially should The ,mtlents In l,aspItnss
havo our constant in,crirSal,,na. Tic trent.
lnrMt requires TIC blessing If tho AIMIchiy.
Anu llO Dnly hklnws wItmL comfort ntui Mess.
Ing llo Will send in nllswer 10 nl,r n1lycrK II,
thtH their time nt need, Mlul otter, ln turning
ltIint Ut their lives. have lIutl full nr,lOl
OF tnis while ~ the hospital ulu have u,tSriI
received untold blessing lii u,t,wcr Ia thr
x iAr1ssr,
, 1880-11-06
The Market Takes all the offerings,
and Calls for More.
FREQ Movement Of Currency to tho
Country-Forolgn Exchange.
Tho Produce matkcts moderals', Active
Provisions Very Irregular, but Az.
eragsd Higher.
Sot Muth Change ID Nbtat-Cofn Firmtr, with
Small Rtteipls-Aats SttadJ.
FINANCIAL,


1estcthay was mo th'td dhy or tne acp9csNon
III STOCKS. o'it tae anwhwara tnoVetnent Hl,'nt.*
cnsiH CHINO 10 NJ, ehn to~arti TUG e''he ~ u,e'.
ness 4he nhe!,nFa o1 stseks pIesscu psses
anwh Nntit Huntington u 9''inct sou NJ Ha's'
Anon 1T ld!ii, Now YORK Con'fal u. ~. s',col.
Rn eentra NJ lu',i' Laxs s"ore a. l!n't. I,,S , Nv
~. NORTHWESTERN, ~ Iu:s' ~. la''t ~ VA
oelscs tentsal ~ ~ Hcselu on.,,' n,,' ~ w. ~
snese ~" Priee' p''!t's ptH"n ..'''en'y ~, "t,u
" tho clo'o aaeFe WIS teeosct' W ~ ~. III
tn".s ensta 't,s ""s NJ. ono"sa ,.n. ~ .l."u'
"o's ,""s s"en :" 'No "sMV s.' ~ "" .. .
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"us w 1"t""1n :" ~ """'"o. poo't. a..
nc ~. N"n n'u ums .a'.
Wy s.neo ~ se...u ',o .sa'n u'.so ... -
..S Wy "'l!s nv' ~ ,,", LII" .t.,, ,,.a.
etoeh u'''t ncct "Rse.n 10 ..1.. n.n.e ht"eH Wac
'" s.'u.se' aMu p 10 10 g, g.
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nhu,. n"u uoae. H., ,'t.a ,".. ~ - ny w
Nv ~. r..s o ' '.,.,, ~ ~ w.
NV oaiann'e'. ~ no !""s, "s "so." '0e w.
n".e iu ~, .p asas y. ."o scs ~ Ae'''o '"' ''oo~
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n.nos .",nk ,.as ". -, .,,e .e ~ .,,", ,av
"us, s,s",Hut ""s - 'nu '.as
Pi nP""''1t' .'Hi"c =. sp.oN'"'n '. H"a i.'"uu ~
lanEe!a""ts 70 'ouK ~ o.,ooh" n''ioS 10 '''"Ao "
p"u na,ins paoK s's'te..eu. 81. ... .o,aMs' ,,;. a.,
ii.te' VI. ouas ~ ~. W
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~ heep. ~ ep.uu.vF' ', uo"osos lnnpn. u,
nAu no a'.'3 ~, ,'ss u"t ~ .,,n,, ~ s,."
49, ',"' 's , ., @o' @ ''ssa. ., H..
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, 1880-11-06
ErIo Second o. opuucd at oo,;, sold at %, su

Ero second 6s opuned at o0ts, sold at %, and
Clf1acd ut UT3f. '.
itaIlrond bonds in Nav York on Wednesday
wcro III HrRn request ut generally higher PRICES;
Erlo consolidated sectluS soil up frou. 07G To
to us!i, n' rcco'ltHi ito VIZ: do funded ~ rose
frt,tn plt1 IN 0ssi. and reacted to "; knnsns K
Tcxns seconds advanced frnm 69!i II sUll. ansi
.ccilnrd u 10; kh,lsas INcltp cunsHls sold M
from 01i4 to os, and returned 10 OH; do tirsts
tDsnypr pivtst0nj ndyUnced from llt,{ to NIX;
osttu. Hartford & Erlo trste from 43.t 10 4i4;
burlington, Cedar lilpits s. korthurn flrsts from
VI ta Vii; CHnudn Southern tirsts rsnm y9
Ia 9:ns: Chesapeake T. Ohio currency o. from
~ tn ~: Denver l. ll!p Grantiu nalrlrtIutls
from lot 10 l0iS; Ilonstnn s. Tcxns Mnn
l.lna spcs,siR from ltH1f tu Ito; Iron Mountain
tirst preferred lnCtnea from ~ to mi; lu t!rsts
fArkHt,sns lty,IMh' fran lq7al 10 101; ln,lAtnli,
Bloomington Il Western incomes fruin hIA 10
h5!a; indianapolis. Decatur & Springfield tsrstR
FROM lGtii tn iUisi; Luke Hhnro consolidated
Gtlpon itras from I'll to lc7; I.0utYyilo s. Nl4tI.
Vito c]'sss from 1lot: tn III; I.ehgh s Wilses-
lMrre 1s.nsUis asstI,tntk fran iD0!t tH lI; Lake
Erto Western ttSta from l0th to 1ui; Mol,lto &
uhn ttrEt tlebctltusts frnn A5tI to n: Morris &
Essox RllHruatnud Hat,sos frnul l17'; 10 IlB.i j;
New York Ele.asc,l trsts from 1l6!t tn linz !;
North Mtss0,stl rAts fr4n IVA IL lal; Ohio Cct.-
tFAl arsis tr psal tn lO0; TT, Lu,.s & bnn Fgn,,-
eiset, srslsads. elass II, fIn mi tn Jti; 1T. Pl
hrssh ts'''ltherh siinntsotn Division frHtn lHlt
u ltEa!+t Ut. Paul T. minneapolis ixta Frutn 1051i
t" lls: and Western lac,fics from lu9 III ITO.
Government bonds wcre weak, Datrlct Ut
Columbia 3.Gaa were D. and 11a{; tho United
sshtca Vs. 1905 and ll0 the 43;s, ltGsi anu III;
the os, lol9t and lotA; ntul ts, Il4 and lUii. Al
| the cl"se thu ID we're lnia 1l0oal; and tho 4hs,
| l1Uti and hoe.
Focc'Ra e1eh4uKo was very weak, with liboral
at1cruss or bills, especially for delivery
lhiS H!ohtn. Sterling posted riltcs were
, 1880-11-06
1s1iEA1)s.rUTTs.

FI.OUR-Was In ruthcr bottur domnnd, but sevoral
Of thc purchases woro small lots. There wna no ma
ternt change In prices. tnlus Tcpurtgt ut dDJ brls
wntors, pnTt!J ut kI7}S3a+0i HO Gys md 2trD urls
houb,u spring oxtrls partly ut &, and zoo hnvs ton
grade At Faua3.25 Total equal 10 3,'oo br's Export
Hours wuro quoted At Is forguod to cholcot and
ryo-ttour Mt $i.HaIH.
0rIkn AnEApsrurrs-Wcre In good demand, md
steady eales were cars hrAn tllH0Gli.75s cur mid
dllngs nt S21U3 cara sIorts ut $I2U019.0. Coa1n0
corn.uprl waa nominal At s5,ud pur ton on truck.
srilINtl W1lEAT-WAa Iuss sCl!yo mud loss var!a-
bic. thg TAnEu Of prices batnH Fnth0r narrow
Tho market advanced Tic. secedoI IL, md cosed
about The raMs ns on Thursday 9itornnon. ln nrt.
by Sssoal,n. xsiss a'.r reeo!ps sniia!. ts
movement itSu ifss Ia,sas ii te nsas future. ihis
nscounts@ q @ for se "n51 trmnus' b.t !. ~ ciSy
@ III 'I" % sis "!yf &siass Rs
III .as e s ays ss'ss .sS @ ts "; s
ss % s!,s S%ii Wy;
i a tsss Hf S
s,y et 5st %oy SH s.t ~ @ uts S 81
$%sss Il 5Gs pa;!y u II t;saS n.
@ ssse g.; SSS s ~ ~
@ f$ < a "! @ F'$s$f ss;s;
s.se s sFsss %%: se * 4 . III S's.; sios i:
S;:Sf S s n @ fi
%s';s apia s tss;, 81 md
M . Hi u sTs sts nS9S Y
Ss I a' SssS sa 'Ss
: c!used ut Nc, bnt anlJ III iarOril !lnA0s.
lhpto being M Aenand for receipts In hnuxes
| which receive NHrtsern Ht1NM wheat hpnt sn!es
wHrs lcurtel of !? t9 ~ M rod wt ai.y9ltsl lu:s
II III; lid 2,sG BIZ 6y sauble IL aiustluS Tatal,
'GVHS-wa. moaesately active n tho aegrcsa,e.
sh:T y .Y, H., ss 4a . ssry Y tGy 4! abp Il.
HUI ~ ssss sff: :a n!a
volume bhlppBI, and steady spne III !Ak0
ftttxhs. hotno pnrsieH 9unioA NuW r0rk
stronger. Under thesa colalOaB. soltuts
uAktA hiHhgr prccs, bit tliure wAa mt
tnMell deuiuAl for fnurGs al nnythuH ub0yu THURS
tAy's priCts YhsIu u FUR shipping uIurelnent,
ftGlphl 1oup. boin9 tukun Tor over llnDU, bu. We
tu ttlus lilo vtsI1su supply ID 51EnFtgd 10 lERvG only
Increased AiMU bu IirnE lust Week huI0r lnt4ni-
bur OuonU1 Nt A*c aViI III Flfr md closed nj N}o
bi. tmyunlbur v III ql,ul0 al L9k1A9{ January Ut
Uk4Ac Mtll 3(ay NJ 4a&lAU, atl eltI.!uR with tho
~; .t r No. ~ ~ ~ III te.;, ~ ga 9 62
ma% ,.,t! ae ,s at III ~ ~ ~ ~ o' @ IA @ ~ ~ y
W ATsrsn an,"rcV .s!;ys a .tronror in
symx TR 4ssE Mta naq a9 tGssspts r sr9 TsT9
a9es " ths aiar % paf! u t1 H.. soshs ~ stSy M
, 1880-11-06

THE TRtnrxE 1u,s received n very 1no spcot-
men IT horn eilyur sAkcn frsnl tho llolscr stino
nj Silver Csitr. THO specimen I. very rich III
p,irr silver, mid t,no Of cptlnl Kra'lc wnn shnw
assnys of thousands Of ,iolInra 10 tho ton. Tho
deposit III this usnr Ia fonnd within thrso fcet
of tho s,rfacc. Tho miro Is ownosl. together
viii, ttNtrnio Hunter. t,y Dcnyar prnple, Among
whom IRE tho IInIluck brothers, biessrs. Hal
com, Rhodes, atlu others.
NEW Y0ttK.
Special Dtsratch Ia The Chicago Tribune.
NEW YOnK, Nov. 5-Tho mining stoch mar.
kut wns fuiry active to-tlny, Closing quota
t1nh.
, 1880-11-06

Se1,4s1.
Ontarlo has declared n dividend Of 10 cents.
payable Nov. Ii. Tho product Of tho Homo
6thkc Mine for tho second huff Of October WIS
4.tls tnlnees Of gold, at,nt $13soo, lnnknE
tntai tar October OF Sl;shtNo Tha nnssssk Com
uon: lta preycnt enpnelty ia thirty tOua duly,
mud 1t will SOON 10 Increased TO sixty t0ns.
The lturn SILVER CGmrnny have completed n
connecting WITH the Wfah Southern lt"al. ; Fivo
hMi!'sretl-inn htstng works Rr9 also completed.
The new amclfers. six nllIrs south OF Salt Lake,
will soon be completed, when cnrly dividends arc
lioston Consolidated reports favorable in,ltca-
hgh.gn.ltu ore. The Octubcr Yield nf tho DUR
ken Mtno is <s0, 500 net profit, which insurcs IL
satisfactory developments ARC reported In
Cnrbondntc. owned by tho Lcadvi,!o Consolidated
X Inrso bo,ly OF high. Crude orc ias been en-
c ccWintorotl on the ''f5 foot losei OF tho 0irard
4 Sun Franc!sco special snys the assessments
c0mlng, delinquent, hud heiuR levlcd, 1rG de-
pressing tho stock market. particularly North,
l!nqucnt 76o md 81 respectively. Utah 1.ssnssc,!
s. per hhhro yesterday; ophlr today, 81; Gou-
f1late Kina sa,ro peFiH xet,; es; a@mo'h u &C. Silver
The Contention Company hnvc over faop,0o0
Lca.IyilIc bullion shipments October, $780,
l0s. with nn increnset 9nnntlty Of ORC on hand
tGnlllcr.
-ChrysolItc is still closed TN account Of Fas.
The nrn cnnnnt penetrate tho bulkhcnds, but Is
pr9pnhly @ M spreading tn tho now discovery ground
President t1iii. 81 tho AInlc Company, has Or
dcrcd BtRft sunk foU It on TINT inlnc.
RAN F,sASC1sc0.
, 1880-11-06

.<ck ltaIerty 1nRio d wuuer thut bp nouy.,
rink without paying IN every 1nltxIl, on bprjuE
street. je!efsoIlti!!e. Ini. lIG Eut sutrly imt1
he sa!d" lia.x Il up" The bartender gave hin i
dreadful whipping. Thcrn were sIx moro Iars
ance was now ux1!ust him, ind III thu eleventh
the bet.
, 1880-11-06

Hlnf4 ribs, kG1Gr November, clOtctl At NlHt Lang
clcnss aiattl IL s,?0 oRD and t7.l1 boxed, C.ln,-
berinnda, 77!(o boxed; onK cut fnnls: sHcet.
0rnen lln'ns. same nynEngc, U!fat'Nc. ,.<,,o.<.
all can vRAGh and packed.
tt1lEABE--QuiDt We quote Mhlln nt GG534c and yGl-
low nt 4Gat4G, -. e..
NEEF'--Waa quiet At t7.111.2i for nless &3.Doa225
fnr extra MGAk, nilti Slk. sdal lHtO for hnma.
:, TAlL0w-QnIut and STEADY ut eAa6o for city and
, 1880-11-06
COMM AfEltCIAL.

The following wnro tho receipts and shipments
Of the loading articles of pro1uce In this oIty
lurEnE the twcnty.fo,lr holrs ending Mt o'clock
Friday morning and for tho corresponding
time last ycnr.
, 1880-11-06

and 1t9&o for Mny. Mess pork VA, nrn,
aMG an,.a1, Sa,ss !st r. SSSy.mn. S .' nnH
brr t:!ak91FM fur llrcs'nbrr, sI.s T." t"f So'es
I:'.sd t.r .9t,5sa 5snnn1y r. nn sls; ples
fAMleAlaA tr January. snten wrrn ninth IN
tcy ~ fH00 8t394 Tor January and HUi. ~ n u