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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-13

TnE most ridiculous libel suit we have
heard of is that one now pending against
the st. Louis Post-Dspatch. That
paper published communication from a
correspondent, signed A. j. X, and man
named A. j. Kennedy has brought suit for
damages, because, rs he says, he sometimes
writes for newspapers over bis initials, A. j,
X, and he might be suspected of being the
author of the communication in question in
the post-Dispotch IA Mrs. Toodles says,
there might DO baby born and that baby
might be girl and that girl may grow up
and marry amsn named Thompson, Thomp.
son with p, and then the door knocEcr
would be so handy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-13

Mn. CHARLES H. MARTIN, Of our edltorlH
staff, leaves to-day for Galveston, WHITTIER Ne
goes to attond the Democratic convention u
be hold there noxt week. Hc goes thus
much In advance for tho purpose OF booom'
ing ~ fully posted MS possible about several
matters that II Ia anticipated will have prom
nonce In tho convention. lilo will bo u.s.
sisted there by our regular Galveston CORES
pondopt, and full particulars on all import
mt measures discussed or adopted will be
tclographod to tho HERALD each day We
bcspeak for each of these gentlemen tho
customary oourteslcs
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-13

Between eighty and ninety colored people
returned south from Kansas last night on
the Texas Central down train. They hOd
been 10 Topeka and Parsons, but although
spring farm work is far advanced could get
no labor to perform. One old darklo sail
to the reporter that if they had been sup
piled with funds they could have gotten
plenty of corn, fresh meat and corn meal, but
the old fashioned bacon, cabbage and corn
bread they were accustomed to in Texas was
not to be had, 80 they concluded to get back
to Washington and Braaos counties their old
homes
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-13

IT is fearful news the press dispatches give
Us this morning of the dooingl AT Rangoon.
Just think of seven thousand people being
burned alive to satisfy an ignorant supersti'
ZION. Rangoon is the capital city of Pogu, a
province in Farther India and has only 90
900 inhabitants. England should teach that
King some sense, even if it has to fire him
from tho mouth of cannon as it did tho
nutinous Sepoys
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-13

we aregad to noto that mono of the third
term papers have as yet tried to make politi-
cal capital for General Grant out of tho folly
displayed by the irresponsible persons at
Houston who spiked the guns to prevent a
salute being fired in his honor and who
iurned off the gas during the banquet given
him. They probably remember the fact that
40 was rotten ogged up in Indiana on his
arst tour ofhome receptions and bee him in
iheir minds eye as the eggy compound trick
led down his beard.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-13

GENERAL GRANT expects TO DO in Kansas
City about tho last of May or first Of June,
and X ansas City ia moving to give him u
grand reception and make itan Interstate af-
fair, so Ms to give tho people of Kansas as
well as Missouri an opportunity to present
their respects and congratulations. A COM
mittee of Democrats and Republicans has
boon appointed to make arrangements.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-13

TYPHOID fever ia said to be epidemic in a
portion of Pittsburg, Pennsylvania. Ty-
phoid is always traced to bad drainage, we
believe, and whore there is bad drainage,
ieeking cess-pools and filth accumulations,
the city authorities are responsible are they
uots If they are responsible, then every
death and case of sickness resulting from
such causes are chargeable to them, arc they
not9
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-13

Chicago, April ia suit pending in the
United States court in this city, concerning
an oleomargcrine patent has brought out the
astounding fact that oleomargerine, which is
not quoted in the market, and which IS not
kept by any merchant ms such, has a sale in
this country of ninety-eight million pounds
per anuum.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-13
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The Convention at Galveston.


ne lolloWluS epo"hs W. ''7Vil'
GALVESTON, April o, lSsO
Hon. II. q. Bower, Chairman state Demo.
cratic Executive TO nmltteJ, Dallas
DEAR SIR MIR. o. G, Murray, &. p. A.
of &. IL. n II, Il. r., informs tho committee
that all delegates to the State Democratic
convention will be carried for fare ana ono
fifth. III kets will be put on by all roads on
the 18th and will be good until the 21th.
Our hotels offer the following rates, viz
fremont hotel, $3.50 per day; Washing
ton hotel, $175; ,,irOrdln hotel, $3.50
Central hotel, $l.75; Commercial hotel,
$3.50; Atlanta hotel, 81; American hotel,
81; Several private boarding houses will
also accommodate few ut 81 per day. We
hope there will be a large attendance and
we will try to treat you kindly.
Yours truly
CuAs. G. CLIFFORD,
Secretary Galveston Delegation.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-13
Dion Biouccault Common Citizen

New York, April l2.-Motion was made
to-day before Judge Donohuc, in the Supe-
rior court by counsel for defendant, for IN
order vOcatng the order for arrest granted
ny 'inst Dion Boucicnut in the divorce pro-
c,edings begun against him ly his wife
Judge Donohue denied the motion, stating
that he thought Mr. Bouccault might be "a
great actor, yet still, he must be treated the
same rs any other citizen. An appeal was
taken.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-13

Ir was an enthusiastic welcome accorded
tho great Arctic explorer Nordcnskjold AT
Paris, on Monday last, The French Geo
graphical society gave him dinner In honor
of his geographical discoveries,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-13

The located line Of the Texas " Pacific
road will not pass through Easlland rs here
toforo reported, The line passes out of Palo
Pinto oreok 10 point near Norman, near
tho northern boundary Of the county, and
from thence along tho south boundary llho
OF Stephens county passing westward IN tho
direction Of Buffalo Gap near GunslBhl
mOunlhln.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-13

ALMOST any character of man, it seems
will answer for juror in Chicago. We
Judge 80 from tho fact that II juror trying nm
important caso in one of the courts in TINT
city was arrested lust Monday on charge OF
robbery, The jury system needs publication
eyerywhore
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-13
rnr Marshall Herald says that Burgo.

1HE MarshAll herhlu says lhat burgess,
lust elected Mayor of Seguin, is
negro. The Herald is sadly mistaken.
Richard j. Burgess, who has for several
wears has been Mayor of Scgunc Is as ele-
giant gentleman as Texas can boast lie was
enc Of the brayest soldiers in Company d,
Fourth Regiment Hoods Texas Brigade and
was in the front rank doing gallant service in
every battle in which his brigade participated
a,Ni lie was wounded, his right thigh being
shattered by Minnie ball. He went on
clutches for several years after the war. and
Is yss at times a sufferer from his wound. A
Negro was elected Alderman in ono of the
wards, and out Of this fact grew III eHERALD's
mistake.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-13
rs. RrRNErr.


New Orleans, april l2.-J. Tucker, col.
ored, charged with the murder of Abe Fra.
ger in 1876, was taken from Jail a! Green.
burg, ST. Helena parish, Sunday morning, by
fifteen men, ard shot dead. 1t is stated that
the people ofh parish generally condemn
this act of laWessness
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-13

Tnn Kansas City Journal had something
TO shy about Dr. Haley that was moi
pleasant to that gentleman, and he has sued
,ho journal for $50, 600 damages
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

my PERSONS on FAMll Wanting
p>-|e Boots or Shoes, First.ClAss CITY Made
for Gents, Ladies', Misses and children, VIII
do wen a. call AT GOs Main streets always on
hand nno assortment, nlso made to order Al
once asdoslred. Pnccs Low, work warranted
old Bootsand shocs Repaired,
HARVEY PAGE,
fpbstf Manufacturer.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-13

WeSll publish tomorrow II synopsis Of
Rev, Mr. Currys lecture on Sunday evening"
being tho last ofa series in reply TO Father
Damens recent services NJ tho Catholic
church, Persons wishing copies will please
leave orders ut our counting room during tho
day.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-13
4 Weeks Work,

New York, April l2,-Hart the colorcd
boy who won in the walking match, will re-
ccive S775 of the gate receipts, $4,000 sweep
stakes and $1,000 for beating Browns rec
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-13
Committed Suici,Ic

New Orleans, April l2,-Frederick Bume,
night watchman of the Citizens Bank, sui
cided to-day.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-13
ANNIHILATEs A COUGH

IL astonishing. Its effects go deeper than
tho mere symptoms of pulmonary dis
ease and discharges the cause from the
system. Free and painless eNpectora-
ton is the mode by which IL relieves the
lungs, chest aud throat from the burdens
which Cypress them; thus arrcsting Con-
sumption and bronchitis In the germ be-
fore they reach tho more dangerous
stages, The emaCintCd sufferer
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-13
EXPLANATORY.

EpIrOR DALLAS HERALD: | do not know
that shall start paper in Dallas. If the
paper be published at all, | shall have the
fuli management of It. The paper will show
foritseif whether it is to be Greenback pa
per or not. live and practice law in Dial
las. and not at Lisbon.
rs. BURNETT.
ran the data concerning the paper above
referred to- precisely rs stated in Sundays
HERALD, was furnished our reporter on Sat
urday evening by leading Grecnbacker and
a reliable gentleman, an1 the correctness of
the report has been since substantiatcd by
him. It is further asserted by other GreeH-
hackers that the principal object Of Saturday
nights meeting was to consider the subject
of establishing in this city Journal in the in
tercsts of the Greenback party, and that the
appointment of delegate to the Fort Worth
convention was irregular and would have to
be remedied at meeting on next Saturday
evening.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-13

SPECIFIC FOR CONSUMPTION I

TNHIs all-powerful vegetable prepnra-
4 ton expels from the lungs and air pas.
bages, the mucus and muco-pus produced
by pulmonary Inflammation, heals tho
irritnted membranes, and renuvates
every organ which utilities the breath Of
Life. IL contains no Supplying poison,
and Is in all respects "A healthful modi-
cine. Tho rapidity and certainty with
-, Ia
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-13
BATTLING FOR LIFE

with the most terrible scourge OF our cli-
mate will find FiitSchs Prussian Cough
Syrup n potent ally, and will nssuredly
win the fight by Rdhcring strictly to this
Rreut medicine. Tho
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-13

iiterei al me- IOd,oOioe AZ Lnlids, 9efa'l a.
he0Ond-oldAs mdhHl'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-13

II.Il
New-York tribune., 1880-06-23
CpuartnersnIp Notices.
rr,nIs IS TN CERTIFY thnt Aha nndt

T'HIS Is TO CERTIFY that the undersigned
have formed llnnied partnership purs,lanl 70 The pro-
ysuis cvsed Stanies OF tte state nj New,n OIk
linn Gnhcr Wlch BuCA parncHnp Is 10 DC
ourdnrfel is " l,Aps LEY, FIELD 4 COMPANY"
That 1be general the Ou hess lEtenueo 10 90
transacted Is o. dealing IN stocks bones anu other Secu
h,t tic its of alt general ana secn partners are
aa fol 1s CYRUS WEST FIELD, who rcsides IN The town
WtstEhustc' rad state u the
sierin rarTileI: Rnd HOWARD I.APSLhY and CnkuS
VILLA who bIth rosdt in the CITY, gsfihy
STATE Of NeWNOrA, ami ID NiD bEN NoU x W lls.N w.
who RESIDES civ GOuntr 90 hlhgs IN snu
STATE ar flc reerl 20 tue.s that the aain Of fkUS
" EST FIELD la cUltnbu ID tie SIM Of lslOpOnD ONE
iTSDfFsD THOUSAND DOLLARS H. capital ID tho conf
uIrn stock ~ saId fam. --,, a. A.. 49,,
Thst t.r pored at which said partnershp 10 CON-
rneuce 0f Jtnr. t the Jtar elhteeil buuut
.rhty. winch u VIII icrnln ite Is inc
tly arst Gay OF DegrmDsr tho egneen hundred
ma egiIty-onU- -
ba'e" '''' -9' "' " CYRUS WEST FIELD,
how'd LAPsLhY.
CYRUS W Lilac FIELD
rvr J,,1, ,-raw- D.SENMOUR WIblARn
New-York tribune., 1880-06-23
cnos,ye PRICES OF Bosroy STOCKS
CLOSING PRICES or PHILADELPHIA sroOKa
TUESDAY, June OPP. n


The stock speculation to-day opened as rampant
ns ever and during the first hour Of business prices
were further advanced from Z to 1l9 per cent, the
latter for the coal stocks. After that the market
was f.ycrish and nuctuating. but 1T was not until
the last hour that tho heavy realizing sales Of yes
terday and this morning had any effect upon prices
the final declines from the bost prices of the day
amounted to as much from q to 119 per cent but
with only one or two exceptions do the declines
from last evening exceed ID per cent. and In some
instances prices show small gains. The sO-caIed
investment shares, the late purchases Of which
have been ascribed sololy to investors suffered
in proportion with the stocks that have little or 10
value beyond their speculative value. In other
words the market as q whole moved up and down
IN unison.
Tho business of the day 100000 shares) was
81 600 shares less than the business OF yesterday
Aside from the SPECIAL movements in the
coal stocks, tho special features Of the
dav were the same as those of yesterday
Lake Shore. Erie. and Michigan Central. Lake
Shore, after selling mp to 107lo. at 1904 shows q
Inal gaiu of e per cent Michigan Central, after
selling Mt 02, NJ 00s4 shows fnal lose Of Y per
cen and Er'e, after selling up to 40 aud down 10
SsS, It 70 slows inal loss Of Il Der cent. There
New-York tribune., 1880-06-23

were NO rumors stioat caloulsssd 70 aapst priee9
excepting ono 70 depress tho pscs of ths eievAeed
railroad shares and fbst We that st to-days
meeting of the Manhattan directors 1t would % ds<
cfdedto redace the fare TO 8 CENTS. This was con-
traicted by the resnlt Of fhe znessing winch. 10.
cording to director That the question wss noe
discussed, end; anoordiag TO tho 4ressdeut, fnss
no action was taken ON the sul1eefs ana n0emu9
but rontine business was d0ne" The m3kef casN0
unsettled.
The total transactions In Geysrnmeas beaas
at the Boards amounted only to $4,000. and ths
business over the counters of she large dealers -
reported to be nearly as dull ss 1t sat the Boazd.
The bIddings for 6s Of 1881 were advanced b per
cent. Annexed are the closing quotations: =
New-York tribune., 1880-06-23
Eu RoPEAN MAaKrrs

LIVERPOOL 92-Pork-prTne Mes.--Eastern steaAy
ut 85; Western steady at o.. Bacoa-Cum beriapd Cui
steady at Sled Short Rib steady af S7l Inng fSesr
steady 35Rd; short Clear steady 3SGd Hams-onS
dull a 46 shoulders seaW ~ 90. BoefIneta NesS
stady at I7 Extra Mosa sedv 10; Prime seay "a
6l Laru-PT1me western steady at S7I6d Tanow-PTfmn
CITY steady o. Ss TgrPen,ns sptits: steedy 2ssd
AmerieaS Choice dull at s. Lard on steady ~ sfed
dal a. sIsd-' sgrnE Nc ann ai 9ed-. New Wm.
at TO- Corn-Mixed, steady at 50s I'd. coaionsssd on
yellow Ameriean none in market. Roxn-Connnor. n
London Ads Turpeatane spir 8. Ioadon sis,dy
at rs.
LdvEnrooi- June 2aiySo m.-Chsose 6sj Der cwt M
the best grades0 Aerosn Lafa 38 per f6r ArsNsa
The receipts OF Wheat for tho th6eo Woro lI1x6
cenrals Including l.t0G0 Amsrcan. - y
IYERp0oI June42lSo y m.There u small Ousiueas r.
Lover prices Peas. "a ID pei cent?. Ics o.nadsn Whes
ltd fol Cn!ornia Club sLed 9isd. Coz Red Wests.1
lvEArooi June zaaso p n--oAsssa ga psr eva m ~
LiyElFooL Juno Ya-5:iop asasea rstrssesn sssaa
gal. = -
LONDON June ga Refined Petroleum. TIA Me- .aa
MAEcnksrfa June 29Ths nsfket tor yaEns and
eesef. 1900 ),
Axrwssr M June e .rs:ss.ss 3, i.s,. RsAa a su
RExMKs June az rstxvaenn o msvss sopesnses -
hAyEE June aa-whocEs Lard saossa q % fsses 90 es
ssa:ss June ss-wnesrs EAsA sasss4 4 ssl ..ss. -
4,SuRe. June aswnssxs Lard sasssa = so4 uassp =
New-York tribune., 1880-06-23
MINES AND MINING.
TUHgDAY, June 22-P. n,


Mining shares to-day were irregular. some
stocks being strong and higher, while others Win
as little reason were lower and weak. Probably the
markets would be quite healthy as they arc even
with smaller apparent business, If they were less
subjected to manipulation and matched orders
Chrysolite to-day recovered to 1914, and Climax
rose to 2.65. Silver Cliff firm at 8. and Little
Chief at 1Ol4 31Ols. Consolidated Virginia contn-
ned to attract buyers at 3.350340, California sell
ing at 2.1O. At the American Board, Silver Nugget
declined to 49, the other speciAlties Of that board
being about steady. At the old Board Ruk1ll was
weak and iei to 175, GogdsbaT DECLINED 5 ron
Buckeye from "a to 1882, and Moose from 50 70
81. There were sales of Union Consolidated at 19I2
for lot Of 600 shares and at 1Sl201 1855 for small
lots; of Opfir at 6ss0634, Mexican at 7l2 and Beat
and Belcher at 8. The markets closed irregular anu
unsettled
A. L. MINING STOCK EXOHANGE SALES
~ u ~
New-York tribune., 1880-06-23

HAVANA MARKET3

HAVANA June 22.-Spanish gold 227 A0227h v. Exchanre
90, short sgnt 7s4as premium London ~ SAi8 pre-.
higher; No a D. S. SaSS reals Der srTses in solc Mo-
to Far 7k97'. reaiss contiasxl sea po,arii1o %
ga
New-York tribune., 1880-06-23
&c lJhUm II Man gonrern

ITO the HEIRS of THOMAS DOYLE, late of
me edty Caosttr Penn GeceaSed.TaEe NOTICE. thht
tho Orphans OF De county has E1tcc 1Hio
upon y0u ato DoI Al Aoos IN sara cuHty July
i6a nna accept
ysnare show why the aAn1e should pt Do sod
THOMAS LEiE. ClrrE,
New-York tribune., 1880-06-23
NETWORK ami PALMETTO MINING co.
PALMErTO DISTRICT NEVADA.

PALMETTO DISTRICT. NEVADA.
Incorpor at, d under t.c laws Of New York.
CAPITAL ~ 100000. SHARES. SlUO each
oFE1cpls-Pres't, r. H. CatherwOod; Sec'y and Treas,
pro tent. Brauhan.
TRUSTEES A. \. Warner. T. c. Bramha, Alex. Stewart.
Henry MotgAu L. Brown H. De Pcyaier X. b. Gather
wood. H. &. IiOJt Robert Sclicil aud a. f. Roberta
limited numbnr sale. for the purpOe nf re-
building mill For particulars apply general office NJ. 40
tRoorn s21 BrOadway
New-York tribune., 1880-06-23

In London. British consols we're steady Mt 96sIe
for money and 9Sl1l for account. United States %
were Is higher at 1853 the Others being un-
changed at 1121a for 4lss and 1908 for the Is.
American rlway securities follow rather sluggishly
after the home markets advances. Erie shares rose
from 39l4 10 407s and second consos from SS 70 3D.
81. and the seconds steady at 30le Illinois Central
was Il better at 106ss Pennsylvania steady at o2as
Hudson / prr cent higher at 1874. Bar silver de-
clined 1,ed. to 520si per ounce. The Bank of Eng
land gained Ell 600 bullion on balance. In Paris,
French per cents fell to S6.05 sight exchange ON
London declining to 25.29i2 francs to the 6.
The gross cummings of the Flint and Pere Marquette
Railroad Company are reported as follows:
1879. 1880.
Second week In June .. SlSB7S 929,24l Inc Sl0.2sa
January June l4....... &Sl69S 676675 Inc l93l77
The receipts of Hour and grain at the principal
Atlantic ports tins 22d dag Of June were:
New-York tribune., 1880-06-23

COPPER KNOB
MINING COMPANY
MINES GAP CREEK. AsHE CO. N. c.
3e6 ACRES OF MINERAL LAND.
Capital stock. sjO0,0OO. Shares 81 each
Registrars OF 5 ocl. Mining Trust Company
OFFICERS:
g. D. Flint President
VIM Drandreth. Vice President and Treasured
General T. Acock, General ]. f. Muord and Calvin j.
Cowles, Trustees.
Edw H. milford Secretary
H. NJ EGmes, NJ f., superintendent
OFFICE OF COMPANY. ~ BROADWAY. N Y
New-York tribune., 1880-06-23
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

LONDON, 22-l2:30 d. Western
first ruseos certificates second mortgage
3OSs; EewJersev Central console. lOSSI Eide hsawly
shares 80 do second oonsols. 50 Penpsylvania Central
b2sa Reading, 9S New. York Central. 1854.
LONDON June Z2-i m.-rhe amount 01 bul0n into
the England balance today 10 ISL coo. U. 3.
bonds New ves 1885, Erte. 4O Atlantic Great West
mortgage trustees cacos 30,
Central. 62L New York Central l8f.
LONDON, June 22-6a0 mrerls advlces three
reDtes AZ 20 trancs 6oentimes TOR she account
LONDON. June 22.-Silver quoted ~ 62Se
PAIs June 22.-Exchangc London a francs 29 can.
timaa fnr CHI
New-York tribune., 1880-06-23

State bonds were alIeest neglected. the sales I'M
cluding South Carolina O. non-fundabie at 4. ana
Virginia IS consolidated ut G1A2 ex mgtured con-
mons, There we're ne transactions In city bauk
stocks, tho quotations ing steady.
Railroad bonds of the speculative elass vccs
higher In the early dealings but ixfer reacted In
sympathy with the shnre market, but to o seD d.
gree Erie second o0nsols sold as htsh az S7ss bat
closed at 81 agninst 68s Yesterday, the funded Be
selling at 81a40g11a Boston. Hartford and Erie
frsts rose from 1873 to 39ss499, c., C. aud L C.
frsts from ssla to ssss0sS1a and incomes
from 40 to 4204O1e. and Rome Wstatown snd
Ogdensburg firsts from 61 to 81. Missouri, Kansas
aud Texas first consols were Il higher at 1921 but
the seconds declined from 60a1 to 60lA. Central o6
New-Jersey cOnsOls were strong at an advance 70
1O31o Mobile and Ohio first debeutures rose % per
cent to 75sl075os. Canada Southern frsts 4 to ".
st Louis and Iron Mountain second incomes u to
751e, and Lake Erie and Western incomes IN TO
82ss062. Oregon Railroad and Navigation ftrsts
were 80 lower at 9S12. There were no orier mate
rial changes in prices. -
The sub- Treasury to-day gained $9S,971 on bal
ance made up by a currency gain Of $341, ,O4s less
a coin loss of S242. OF. This makes the net gain
since last Friday 81 021. .012. There is no change
in money, it being In excessive supply at z0S per
cent The domestic exchanges on New-York are as
last quoted The United sss m ia nsn
notes for 1sdemptiOn. The customs asv. reoepss
ceipts S1s0,OO0. The following is the Clear
ing Heuse statement to to,dssy' TEs Escnsnges. :nes
800, ,947, 1913; balances. S4.577,640. The tLansac-
lions at the SubTreasury covered; Receipts ;sIs
$s44 434 payments S.5p ss is Spfp0s nse '"A"''
Ihe following is tlse comparatiye quarterly state
ments of the State banks OF the City Oh hew-1of6'
LIABILITIES.
March 90 80 June ~, 30.
Cor,toI - Sil, sOsi 20O 81 ,l94, 800 e5400 Decrse
\ et 1rotts -. 495S.1O0 5,2S3500 27o.400 lncx.se
6ne hanEs 44s7,lO0 536l.8UO 69@70o inc<so
i1nc denosltos 3O250U1O %,SJ5800 4og660e Inerse
ijnpsid dividends S9.A00 768g0 l2,so0 peerse
Totals 61,232,OOO 57.0So200 b.74sze0 incrse
REsOURcEs
March 30, 80. June IL, go
s9e S4oss7 800 81 0ossoo increase
and and mortr's l3S7sOO llg54o0 1<2400 Decrease
D1a ttnDi @ I.nia 2524O00 3O8Ss00 D59,e00 increase
ieai sstats.- i,lf5,8JO 1,4a3.B0o 5000 Inerease
''oc bank noIes 1to7Oo $4,000 ls9 900 200 Increase
Snecie ... 3.99;,40O 6226-2p0 223i 300 Increase
: Vgatoriera iP9i 200 4U6S400 2,084, 200 Increase
nyer,trafts 1890 &pi00 $500 Increnso
Taiais 81. l.2S3000 5z.03O.200 o.748200 increase
The foreign exchanges remain dull and weak, but
without change tor the nonunai quotations' "uton
follows:
New-York tribune., 1880-06-23
V1HE BONANZA CHIEF
GoLP MINING COMPANY.

NNIlIHl' aIVO0700' '1N'V7 II V'01 ''IIE R'FOIN
President. W. W. WlCkES; vce-prtsulenS MICHAEL
- ON ntciUarV T. +. BKOOk l.; directors, a. S.A ~ 5
H. A. I.It IA KDSON. q. &. HOBINSON, ALAN SON
TItA~k. ". ". MICKEs. MICHAEL SNOW, Oi New-NOrk
COLI ; AUA DERS Montana
For uaruCuars inquire nj tho Othce,
AID Is NALL STREET.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-23
OFFICERS

OFFICERS
President. lion. so. l.. HDITE
Nioe PIrs o1it FIRED TAYLOR
Secretary. tiE'J. =. TERRY.
General Manager " the Mines JOS. W. WATSON
TIKI SIZES
Hon Jnn /. Iouti Governor of CuorIhO; Joseph W.
watson T. EiAn Frc, Taylor s " bite, Bela D. Buell..
f..n