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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-17
Boston Strcct-Cleaning
snrinrIleIl LNIn.s.l R.nnhIicnn

Boston, tie best kept city on the con
tinent probably, has no trouble with
tie disposal Of ollal or cleaning the
streets, while New York always in
scandal overthcse comparatively SIM
pie municipal problems. and even
smaller cities are sometimes omhar-
rasscd. The Boston swill-system is Il
very pretty thing. The city has three
olln yards, into which I'LL the onal is
gathered, houses being visited twice il
week IL winter, three times III summer,
and hotels daily. The dri Il of each
cart drives upon platform scale nj the
yard and receives ticket for the
amount Of his load he is paid nj the
end Of the week according to the tick
cts he surrcnders, which show the work
he has done But the most interesting
point for Springfield is that from these
dcpotS the otlal is sold to farmers for
pigs and for fertilizer for from $500 e
50 i cord, according to tile distance
they have 10 cart t. At The Charles
town yard 81 i cord is paid, although
even from that point the farmers must
cart IT from three miles upward The
farmers come for il in close wagons.
and pay cash ut the office in each yard
The removal Of ashes EMPLOYS III
men and - carts upoa Il similar svs-
TEN, and the ashes are sold for filling
1T from oto - cents i load.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-17
CRIME.

lNNN BKooks, aged ~ living near
Nluncic Ind, Tilted by his atlinnecd DO
cause he took another girl ont riding,
blew out his brains with revolver.
lIEnnERr NoRroN, Of lcmont. Ill.,, shot
himself III the house ot n young lady 10
whom he was engaged, in Evanston. II il
thought that he can not recover.
Mus. CSrulNrA SARGENT of Whitehall,
81. g., aged SO, living alone, was brutnlly
murdered There was nothing TO indi.
cate that the cause was for robbery.
ruE Sentences Fond du Lac special says
Il criminal warrant has been issued for the
arrest Of Howard NJ kutchin, editor of
the DMiy Commonwealth, for charging
Gem Bragg, u member OF congress, with
selling u cadctship.
TnE troubles at the Corning, o., coal
mines continue. Several hundred ne
grocs, in the employ Of the companies, ai-
vide their time between the pit and the
picket line. Several skirmishcs with the
white strikers have occurred during the
last few days and bloody collision is NJ
pretended.
\ RkM ARK AulE tragedy occurred al the
depot in Salt Lake City, on the 10th inst.
pr. H. e. Snedakcr was sitting in n ear,
when H. r. Smith entered Sncdnkcr
arose and fired, Smith falling with bullet
IN his lungs The doctor was promptly
arrested, but before the officer had con
ycycd him 10 the door Smith aprang 10 his
feet and fired twice IT his assailant, both
balls taking effect, and causing instant
death. Smith was removed To the hospital
in n dying condition The two men have
been well known and highly respected in
Utah for several wears Smith came from
California and Snedakcr from Kentucky
The feNd between them grew out Of the
alleged seduction 10y Sncdakor OF young
lady H. whom Smith was interested.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-17
Chicago Market.

tmcAoo, Sept. 10. Flour Steady aud I'M
changed. Wheat Demand fair; market firm
No. = Rcd Winter, q; 30, ?, Chicago spring
031s d03a, for seller cash; 81 d92', for 81
cr October; 92'pa92i. for seller November.
Com bun and slower, 80. for seller cash
To-. for seller October; Il :, for seller No,cm-
hci Oats Easier; IS 2S', for seller cash; - !,
for seller October 2s', for seller November.
Rye Steady andunchangrd. Barley Stronger
At i1'p Pork ut l1.jOd l7.1J for seller cash;
l1.6I0 l7.1O for seller October; 1900 for seller
November. lard Fairly active and Shade
higher; 191 for scllpr cash; 90 bid for seller 0c-
tohcr; 1.g1 lid for seller November. Bulk Meats
Steady and unchanged, Whisky Steady and
unchanged 1T lla Freight- Corn to Buff
tnlo 33l,. The DroNcrs journal reports.
Hogs Receipts 10 900, shipments, 500 p,ossers
show ut 3.5od l.iO, but well cleared up. common
to good mixed packing 4,jOalg0, good to
choice heavy, l2Od j.dG; light bacon log DO
closed .truay. Receipts, 800; shipments, $500.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-17
Milwaukee Market.

MILWAUKEE, Sept. 3--Flour-tluet and
unchanged, whcat-opcncd firm; closed rtcady
No. /, hard, LOO; NJ. !, %; No, 2, 9llst
81, for seller Septembcr o2'u for seller Dc
tobor 92Aa Tor seller November; No. :, 49,
Corn Weak aud lower No. g so',. Oats
Lower; No. :. y. Rye Strong and higher.
NJ. !, 81. Barley Fimcr, No. 2, 80 Pro
visions Enfy. Mess Pork at l1.Gj Tor scleI
cash o. 1900 for seller November, Lard
Prime steam, 7'95 for seller cash; 7,a5 for seller
September, 500 for seller October. Frcights on
wheat to Buffalo, 4. Live Hogs Easier; 4.OO
al.9O. Receipts Flour; G,777; wheat, li,l7O;
harley, 2i,SJO. Shipments Flour, 10 OGG; wheat
1 RIO. barley 10000
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-17

PRlNCE BisMARCK's recent interview
with Baron llaymorlo and the confer
enec Of the Austrian and German mon.
archs III lschl are said to have resulted
III an alliance between Austria, Ger
many, aud RoumanR The latter
principality will be raised q the rank
of Kingdom, and lis independence and
integrity will he guaranteed hy Ger
many and Austria. Russia will be thus
cut off from the Balkan provinces oI
Turkey, and Russian intrigues IN Ser
via and Bulgaria will be harmless. Tie
car may not like this arrangement
but il is doubtful whether lie IL inn posi-
ion 70 object.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-17

ONE hundred and twenty lnrms
were swept over by the recent devast
atng conllagration in the district OF
Eastern Quebec. The victims have
nothing left, and must battle empty
handed with u winter which III tint
region has no mercy in It's icy blasts.
Charity must soften the harshncss Of
their fate.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-17

TIN strike of the Scottish IRON
workers has partly ended. The men
in the Ayrshire and Hamilton districts
have resumed work, and il is probable
that those Of Glasgow and lanarkshire
will follow their example. The strikers,
M il always the ease, accomplished
nothing. They return to work on the
tcims Of the employers.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-17

RusslA'S wcll-troddcn land route 10
the Balkan peninsula is snid to he
sersously threatened hy Austria and
Germany Prince Bismarck and
Baron llaymcrle had n consulta-
ton, recently. in the course of which
they agreed that Roumania should he
raised TO the rank Of Il kingdom and
its independence guaranteed ~ the
empires. With this scheme carried
into effect the ears logions will find II
raid on the unspeakahlc Turk moro
serious matter than il has been in the
past.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-17

TIE now charter recommended For
San Francisco, by which il was pro-
posed to bring the municipal govern
ment into harmony with the new state
constitution, was rejected Mt the polls,
hy M overwhelming minority.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-17

Ar the Orleans railroad station in
Paris, the other day, 5000 pilgrims
were gathered for y trip TO lourdcs.
A large number were crippled and bed
ridden The station was blocked up
with strotchcrs and mattresses, upon
which cmaciatcd and helpless forms
were reclining. Babies aboundcd, and
their wan and scared faces were pitia-
bic The incapable numbered one
fourth Of the entire band,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-17

Is addition 10 tie many duties fall
ing upon the crown prince of Germany
a. heir apparent hc has now imposed
upon himself tire task Of finding the
remains Of certain of his ancestors. Ii
was Thought that the want, of the dome
and of the old castle at Berlin, With
those ut Potsdam and Hohenzolleln,
and ono or two ether known places,
contained all that was left Of the Ger
man cmperor's forefathers; hut recent
II, when a thorough examination wa,
made, i became apparent that 81 two
Hohcnzollerns that ruled III tie middle
ages not i bone could 81 shown. Tie
prince declared. with tire knightlv look
for which his physiognomy IL remark
able, that tho would see that the bones
Of his ancestors found fitting sane
tnary, Much digging il now going on
about the schloss II Berlin, where. il
i presumed, the anee-forS searched for
were buried.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-17

A CAREFUL estimate, based upon the
census returns so far received, places
the present population Of the United
States ut about 50,000,000, which.ls nm
incrcnse Of II roo, GOO in ten years.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-17

CANADA Inns definitely offered herself
up to the capitalists. She has dolm-
itcly agreed IA turn over toa syndicate
the New Canada Pacific company, in
perpctuity, that portion Of the line
which has already been built and MI
information i'll its possession, and will
grant subsidies iii the form Of 5000
100000 Of Canadian government bonds
and several million acres If land along
the line Of road, for the sake Of lis
completion To- the Pacific coast.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-17

A SYNDICATE Of English, French and
American capitalists have taken con
tract to complete the Canadian Pacific
railway. A big subsidy is the consider
alton.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-17
Reantihers.

Ladies, You cannot make fair skin. rosy cheeks
and sparkling eyes with all the cosmetics II
France, or bcautifcrs of the world while in poor
health and notlsng viii give you such good health
strength. bnoyant spirits and beauty rs Hop Bit
tiers, triad Il certain proof. See another col.
umn Telegraph.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-17

AN explosion in tho Seaman eolllcry,
near Durham, England, on the llth
inst. Imprisoned $50 men in the pit.
Measures were promptly taken to res
cue the unfortunntcs, and up To n late
hour of tho same day Chad been haul
cd to the surface in an exhausted con
dtion. II is feared that most Of the re-
mander will have persisted before the
phnT. cnn be opened.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-17

A PERSON named Charles Livingston
thinks he can surpnss Or. Tanners
fasting feat, lie progresses to 80
without food for forty-two days. lie
snow ON exhibition ut Brooklyn, and
has already completed the second day
Of the fast. II was scarcely expected
that II suffering public could long cs-
cane exhibitions Of this character
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-17

Ten thousand buffalo are now be-
tween Bismarck and Dcadwood. There
will be q hegira of sportsmcn thither-
ward from all western cities.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-17

TINS seasons cotton crop Of the
south is very large, being estimated ut
100000 bales. Texas alone has raised
2h00N0 hnles.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-17

Colonel J. J. Neit1el. of the North
erin Central Railway. running between
Willamsport and Baltimore, has been
a conductor for many years. oommene.
ing III 1914 onthe old Portage Railroad
lie has tavled miles enough 10 put 4
girdle around the earth 10 times
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-17
com NJ ENTs.

A RETURN issued by the German
acknowledgement shows the number
of post cards used in Europe in the
wear 1878 to have been 342,000,0O0.
, 1880-10-09

fLOuN-Was In fair deu,and. mud quotAbly
stronger In rynpathJ with whcat, bevutn n'a1i lots
wcr1 tnkhn far HKtA,rt. SnlOs TgPlrtga OF rs
nrls wlnters on rrlvnte terns; 80 h!ls and 1900 bass
double spring Gxlras chiefly At &kas6s0; S6 brs no
RruIu ut *9'Sh121d; aj drls rye ilor partly at A:
Ind l0 brla buckwheAt nt t1D, TUtai oqual TO 5oE3
bril- Export Anurs wefa qunteis Mt iG917a tor GOOD
10 choice oxtTns, und ryo Hn,tr Mt taate50A
trrlkH HAEAnBTufrA-Wer in Epod demand and
lrmer, 6alas wcro II cnrs brMn At $l0td luJi
m!dltt,as at tEs.2balhUui cara food at $a2ixiIN.
track.
SPRING WTEAT-Was fairly active In the agrre-
EAta, and much stronGer, advancing lI{G from the
bottom, md closing DS9lso abuvn Tho !nsFst prices
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, 1880-10-09
A Bull Market Held in Check by
Political Uncertainty.
Moderate Shipments Of Currency
Foreign Exchange.
Ths Produce Markets Range Hlghsr-lard and
Wheat Unusually Strong, and Active.
Fork and N.ats Firmsr, bit es1st-csrn Ea,ler
Cud.r Large Supply, with Higher
PfeigblA
FINANCIAI.

Stocks suffered from mOre than midsummer
dullncss. Tho market waa under cclIrsc. All
tho conditions Of Immense railr,nd earnings,
geld i,nparts> and Rcaeral prosperity favor
asrunrcr hull movement than TINT OF Inst fall.
but 1t IL alihcld In check by tho political unccr-
tninty. SO hlioynnt is blieIs.ess that nnny-cMp-
italsts and spcoulators aIikc-bolinve that the
sottlument ct tho election Will bo followed.
whichever vay 1t goes, by Il errnter outburst OF
speeuhlon than we hRvc yet seen. MeAnwhllct
everything halts, and It IL hurdly 10 ho expected
TINT my dcriAtvp movement Will begin Until
after tho middle of Navetnhcr. VetJ few r,l-
nlors wore ntloat. There wore mono Of impor-
tancc except a report that tho Southwestern pool
waa In danger Of dIarupuon. Surface indi.
cnuona certainly pons TINT why. but In tho
present prosperous state OF business It Is almost
Impossible thnt any serious rupture should b0
prolonged II 1t takes rtaco ut all.
Tho tlrcline this wcek In Manhattan was
eansed br tho publication Ut n statcmont from
htr. Field which keetnB TO show TINT tho net
carnlu9s of tho Company for tho year ended
Oct. !. 1870. wcro *s3s ,N7 short ct tho nno1nt Ut
Its Hs,ara,,tecs. Tho statements made hy the
contllotluE interests III these properties nrO M
ut VARIANCE with each other tfat an official
statement OF tho ycar'B hnslnees anl Of Its re.
suits by tho officers Of tho Manhattan Company
should not l,o drInyed.
Transactions werc light and fluctuations verc
almost nil d',wnwMrl. Burlington & Quincy lost
IL 10 1iai Hook fslaAd 4, to III; Morrs & Essex
Is, 10 liIA: Michigan Central Il, 10 9I.s; Lake
Shore ii, to 10s!t; Eris =, to 81: Northwest =.
to l0S,-tho preferred Il, to 12sf; st. Paul u. 10
na9s; wnbash u, to s8&; Ohio Il. to ts.s; st Joo
II, to a7S.-tho preferred y, tosoh; Eac!ac Mail
y, to 81: Hudson Il, tn o.: 1ckawannR Il, ~:
unou Pacific y, 10 s1s: irun Mountain Iii. tn
4si: Western Gn!0n Il, to q; Louisville &
NASHVILLE IL, to les: Lake Erie 4, to ali:
Eorthorn Paclac L, to e7a.the preferred 5i, to
~: Ontario s. Western Il, 10 2i4s; Omaha Il. to
5ls;.-tha preferred III. to el,s: and Chesapeake
l. Ohio 4, Ia l1!6.
Tho only gatns woro C., G., c. e. I. l, Il; 1t.
| Paul preferred y, to 1t,s: Wabash u. to 'B.i
| Manhattan II. 10 ;si+i; Chattanooga Is, to u.
The following shows tho fluctuations OF tho
| active stoelts ycster1ay:
, 1880-10-09

$us.Ha. -'
Thu Dunkin sfInc, I,ca.1villr, will pay llvl-
dend of Si5.000 frum the September cummings.
4 San FrancEeco special snys: ~ forty
stamp mill Is being shipped to rrictaa Mines,
Sonora. Moxtco, owned by Now. Yorkcrs. ling
Rln & Tovls, arc ncEttIattug for tts ming In
Arizona, owned hy Gallagcr & Tucson, tho orc
Of which gnvo a mlit.run of <l,s00 per t.',,.
Market for Constocks Ia nore nctive, with
prices friction higher. ContsntDn declares n
dividend of ii cents per Slarc. The lntcse as-
scssncnts aro. Yellow jacket, $i.D0; Grown
Point. ~ cents: Steep Hollow, IS cents"
! Silver CIlr special says: "An Important
atrlkchas bccn mado In Flshdalc ot $40 bro, aud
I'll powhattan Of 81. iUl orc. Tho PInta Verde
Nt Ia running smnothiy. Tho silver Clir new
mill IL progressing rartdly. Thu lsobInBon &
Dyer Mills arc II i,rGnor1llce,t auccrss."
4 Tttpcon special enys: j." y worry riot, str1ko ta
rcpurtcd In Nnrsh Drift from thu .ia lovAl Of
Contention, The orc is chforlde p'onufally
sprEuk1eh with huri, silver"
plivAte telcurAms frt,nl 1}odie Bays: "EOrth
3n level llnstnn Consolidated IL iii high.Krade
orc. stHuyinK fJ3 per ttH"
MbhinE speculation shows u continuance OF
the i3uneaa sIlnt hns prevailed for sevnrnl
weeks. ChrypsIllte hAs hepl, slightly advanced
by tho covering Of shayts, hut In other elorks
tho leaiI1l1s wt.rp small ARID fcuturcless.
Spfcsai DisPHtch tn The Chteapu Tribune.
LRADvlttE, Colo, Oct. a-ChryHOltc Is oil
right nxutn. Tho tirn hna hoen atIlIiiltal. Not
tnsich 1atnnga wns dong. 1t will rcsumc work
wiki full force Of mrn to-lnnrrOw morning.
, 1880-10-09
pHQNfSIQS9.


uOt; PnODUCTB-Were agala stronger Lard was
bnnyaut for this NINTH, and quIte strong for the
longer futures, with an activo drnand during
u Rrcat rars Of tho session. Livorpool reported
the extraordinary udvauco at - poF III lbs,
nenrly Ho per ID, and lesser rise in the prices
ofsome cuts Of meats. Tho latter wero tu runderne
do.naud hcre und nrraor. Mess PORK Is 1ulot, but
held htRher both tor old and Our stockb Of pork
nre undntstood to have been vol worked down, and
tote Of lard and meats to be quito lowi 80 that
seem hNty to begin tho wintcr soason With much less
MEss. .RaST@Ad.%nced l5a,:!4c per brl. and closed
sH5 ssi,or E"vnnr ss .S III smT1 saos
ia IT, scIier Novemi,ar Il tisaHsi75I II and ttb
htIs seller January n tl21Etl:.. TotA la1N brs:
LAHH-Advnncet aln for stls month and t!c on the
lonrer futures, t:nstnK strnnH mt El3aHf5 tE1t Or
selIer tho tunrth. kA saIleF fnvDnacT, xnd & 0a
sa es ssgafy lin snss q. ssr Tss9 q G @ a.
ilTn tss eo,!er Nnxsns.s 2 s o. s!3$ig " Asa .es
nary ri ti.aaAGG,a. T0tnI A.01i ics: =.
HEATA-Sales TeVe repurted ut 5000 rta ETcen
shoulders at A.7s HU h8xos long and ahort ueAfs on
private t1rEnks *l1 lbs short RIBS It 81 10 epott
tifU41.tU roller uannns. and {s{ seller ember.
1hcsc piireh A6nilt 30 e0 lbs
IudGrao d1un1.d for ehlpnI1nt and ieba inquiry for
lncnl futtrps 1srces for the loading cuts Of meals
wero about follows II O'Clock for pAstly.curod
n
, 1880-10-09

lola tha. have heen carried over eon..nn.
;'s.a|ss vl!G tsthss; Is.tcs fssa! ,Saa!,::
iiay b,owlns harsy u at'f IN W. r. H.H d9.n hofc Gs:h
NJ i Il Hill lnn iii 50. II Na,. ii.n1 By BY sennis
y ~ tlr mi tEnrt, and aM1 l.u ty sample at als+aa
teec on hnaFd. Tntal. 2iIui tsl.
two UCtnrK Gait.
Whrat rrsa active mni atonv, Eew rntt being qnnteA
tAcltHt and higher IN rIHfr1D1nrd nt t!ih unsettled
hhtA nf hifAifH In Turkey. bcihnt clnn!I1 ut VEGA
H,dc; Tpd E.xntahnt y n;,i::s!!.c wIs!, s1Insaf
xsmhef: i;ss:ss for l,rrcHh"f. snd 10! Tic yast
Winter whtat.sala hu!l ~ a =: tnr NoyeG,bet,
tst3n ~ fr ts N.,es r. e snG. S'. ~ " 9ua.% q Y %
Mn! This eIofed stronger nj ~ 6o.ebsr
mir I'osSn,se5; ~ SsI sa,sSst1
snd "a III tloaeer. Siera pnfk elsssd s.re1xsr Il
asfy: ESiss oSrs st ,als;!s.i!a''s III Ne:
idKS fc5 jsaaaty Laird eiosea A., A.. a;!S
,ys.nasy. snle; .t H;a,tGs II - III Fehtus!n
81 ;;, Sn1fsohe' Ie6srt ths wsts
Noyon,',as. nn' t1;:21l far octohsf =. -.
bsr, tho 1nsk rate bnIns nj tic ouisida*
, 1880-10-09
spsetli Utspdtsh 10 Ths tAteass Tttbuns.

SPfetlt Utspofeh 10 Tia (Ateast TFtbUns,
NOArOH. D<t. 8.-Ihu money mNrkct IL t4upr,
tho nuly Aclisctl0n trln tho quotations OF yoa.
tet.lay hoing 10 Now York funds, which sell ut
~ CGnts perl .U3 sSGutllt, Discounts urr pusy ut
pr cent, aud tho tMnks borrow of eaoh othor
ut liz and 5 per cont.
sAnuusky m'nt!nued 20 ", Tho eentFul point OF
asivnnrnl 10 l7.i: -Atchlsoil was stenly nt ll9k
nA1 llsh, With ll5h ltd, Llttlo ltock was shade
Nh and hiA: three hundred shares OF New
M1xican stock cold at liz. -
Seo aaau i, ~ qoteH q IN saos ~ ed
Atehisou lAna@Xfaut II were unchanged 1t
, 1880-10-09

Blort sths. roller Dolnbee, olnacA nt abnut Fill
!ane oloaes quotet NJ f7.as loose and s7,75 hcxedt
Cn,nberandk. a4a5fa b1xcds tong cut haM.. aSSttso,
aEe; Green hams s*as sye;sEo. 7te7t3o steu< r.,
sinrt rlbs, fnr a6ort olcass. lltsllAc for hnus
all cunyhsbd ind l2a0kGd.
iiNEAak:-Quiot. Wo quote white at s91}&o and yei-
1nw Ut sd5i9{t.
HEEF-tVns quiet nj t70t47Hs for mess, Hno3&15
for extra nln.s. and ~ U4AW for hMms.
.,rAtiOw-Qulot ind steady It 6HaSo for city aud
6tfsktlc for cQuntCT.
, 1880-10-09


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, 1880-10-09
iS,s bid; Raatern 41s. snics nj aa.i With 10 biis
.lttlo nock Il. aatcs At lUs; lIArtfOrl / Erie 7a

1ibis bid; Reatern 4hA. snlcs ut nat With 70 bhit
Little lsock T.. satcs At luz; Hartford Erie Ia
nt t$sf bid and NJ nsKrtl.
i}eii Telephone riHhta, which soil to-day At
notos of tho Hell Company. payable, In casa
ssaotdcr's ~ opston, i'' q Tho amount III q
4 per cent on ohe'n stock. Tho Furchnsu Of the
Telrpitnnc nl,l t}old h Stock Telegraph Cum.
pAny. at New York, cnnscsf tlta dctnAnd fnr
monty, tho arrangements for which Hre detailed
In Il circular Issued to stockholders como time
II .hs trtstsrY, Associated Prtts.
I1osroS. Oct. s,--Sst,cks cttxtrl;
4teh';Yi T. :,nns t'{at ;sI'Gx s. T. '
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KE* & Jos 'a.i5s n :;t, l,c. somuun..., ,22l!4
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FOREIGN.
LONDON, Oct. h-Eonsnls, " 15.it.
Amertcan sccurtt1ct-Ncw g. lG'h; +ns'
tsHfiway tccuritics--1lllnois Ccntrni. 1t5.f;
Tounsylvanin Ccntrnt. I13i: New York Central,
lN4; Eric, 40k: Eric seconds, tGsts RcMdlnQ,
lo1i. .,.
IARls, Out. H.-lletltcs. e4f 100.
, 1880-10-09

Tho following wnrp tho receipts md shipments
ut tho leading arttcica al produce in this city
during tho twenty -four hnurs ending At Z q clock
Friday morning aud for tho corresponding t.u.o
last ycars
, 1880-10-09
COMM fERC1AL.

,.Fept . (w. Il. stc! !ena e John Gotmsn,;.;.I
EVpt {ssmo 10 Thomas NAnnhn} ..,......s..s
, 1880-10-09

MINING STOCKS.
MHxE Y0lE

Special Ds,pateh Ia TIT th1aapo tribune.
NEw, ,yoRx, ,Oct- S.-rrnnsacttons nt tho Mining
Exchanges to.tlay wcrr inure NUMEROUS thni, for
son,p days past. and prices geHcrllly advanced.