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NECKW WEAR.

nothing about the OF
for all would well and buy equally as low
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@ "A s. H R EICE S ,

And again we quote the annexed list, at figures
that are alive and speaking:
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MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE.

A message from the Senate was taken up
Senate Concurrent Resolution No 16 relating to
granting leave of absence to certain committees OF
both houses to visit certain institutions The reso-
luton was adopted.
Also Assembly Concurrent Resolution No. 8, an
nouncing concurrence.
Also, concurrence in the resolution to appoint
Joint Committee on Rules.
Also, that the Senate indefinitely postponed
Assembly Bill No 2.
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fg Samples sent application. Address;
+" SAMPLE DEPARTMENT."
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Mr.. WENDELL, from the Committee on Judiciary,
reported back the following bill, with recommends
ton that it pass amended Senate Bill No. rs
An Act to ;ime nd Part l. of the Code of Civil Pro-
cedure and each and every title, chapter and sec
tiol thereof, and substituting new Part l. to take
the place thereof in said Code, relating to Courts of
justice and various officers connected Herewith.
Mr.. SATTERwHIrE presented report from the mi
nority of the Committee ON Elections signed by
Senators Allen Anderson and Satterwhte with
resolution providing that the Committee Oh Elec-
tions subpoena the Registrar Of Voters OF San Fran
cisco TO bring the Ballots and that the committee
count the same and report to the Senate.
Mr.. DAVIS, from the Committee on Education, re-
ported back iavorably Assembly Bill No. 29-An
Act to continue force school teachers certificates
State diplomas and life diplomas
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ASSEMBLY.

SACRAMENTO, January 80, 1880.
The Assembly met pursuant to adjournment.
Speaker COwdery ill the chair. Roll called and
quorum present.
Prayer by the Chaplain
The journal OF yesterday corrected and the
reading dispensed with.
Mr.. CHANDLER moved to take up the file Lost.
Mr.. COOPER presented petition from citizens Of
Del Norte county in reference to local option.
Mr.. YORK presented petition from Mrs. Knox
Goodrich asking to be relieved OF political disabi
tiles.
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INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.

On motion of Mr.. JOHNSON three days leave Of
absence was granted to the Committee on State
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IcosrnurD ON FIFTH FAeE.l
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cording TO instructions. The bill taken up,
read and ordered sent Immediately to the printer.
GovERSoR's MESSAGE.
message resolved from the Governor trans
mitting report OF the Board OF State Prison Di-
rectors in relation to the Branch State Prison at
Folsom.
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Bills were introduced read first time at length,
and referr- as follows
Bv Mr.. JoHNsoS-An Act to provide for the pay
ment OF the claim of II. L. Nichols. [Appropriates
81 600 for services the State Board Of Examiners
Committee on Claims
By MIR. SEARs-An Act concerning the trial of es-
capped convics from the State Prison, and the cost
Of the same Committee on Judiciary
Also, an Act concerning the payment of the ex-
penses and costs OF the trial of convics for crime
committed in the State Prison, etc. Committee on
Judiciary.
Also, an Act concerning the trial of convicts for
crimes committed in the state Prison. aud the costs
OF the same. Committee on Judic ary
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STAR MILLS AND MALT HOUSE
sEUBouRG & LAGEs,

Nyos. so, So AND 81 FIFTH ST, SACRAMENTO
~ dealers in Produce and Brewers Suppies
1a1,fsctIIrers of Malt and all kinds of Meals, etc
oatmeal Cornneal, Cracked Whe :. Graham Flcur,
Buckwheat Flour, etc. uIIiP'
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Ey Those living at distance be supplied
with the above articles by Express, sent to any
address G o. d.
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By Mr.. RYAN-An Act to amend Sections 34o5 and
349S of the Political Code relation TO affdavits Of
applicants to purchase 18th and 36th sections.
Lands
Mr.. SATTERwHITE offered concurrent resolution
authorizing the printing of ,, 900 additional copies
of the report OF the State Engineer. Adopted
At 4:30, ON motion of MIR. BRowS the Senate ad
iourned.
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N. III. PIERSON,
NOTICE. q
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS and RETAILERS.

THEODOKE GLANCEf.
yEyHE GENERAL AGENCY OF THE RECORD
UNION for San Francisco, both for circulation
and advertisements, is in the office of Theodore
Giancey, No. 2(s Montgomery street, Rooms 8
.pl iS-1pt
, 1880-02-11
REAL ESTATE,
Tho following Instruments wcro filed for
record Tuesday, Fob. 10:

Tho following Instruments wcro filed for
record It'esday, Fob. 10:
i Mss S r. s%s',ysa. II Id se1 q FsS Fle' alS,ptcn
Cark Il i.sss @ Il sot 9. Fifteenb + Il a'"
& 1sS5i. a I,caSa Ky ssas osss1 ,s re5p ~
hn,russd. u .niea ~ re. Gou ttiau IL tansih =,
lid il, lIt,ltull ..,.. ,.,...''. " ahM
West ElrlltUei,til IL tHtwneti nthrnnn IND ss~S
!.not,ts, u T. ..xic it. tatod Fob. i iI0lln i,
HlUHhrt to '. FE1Al. 100
Z!1n p9ce, bstwrGn rhronp and Lnonfx stx,
I. +!ILN II itAtaA Fe1 ljohh ~ St1Whft tu -
mi; aonM Mntihn,,: IN GU
tinsSG I'll, Juhn az A. I,ITm,t IEtsg = - - 1G.m,
MI,n.vtt N'''' 80 S''""'S 'SossPH M
, 1880-02-11
BY TE.LEGRAPII.
FDllEf0N.

~
opeetat Di'paseh 10 me Chtedso 1Ftbuns
M = q, ''4 q, '''' '''""''' '"'-' 1oo"-'o. lla'
~ ~ :, ,.m;,,s ~ M;
sprInR. No. ]. IN ID: Nh. ?, 1Ns, white, No. i,AH
Noa ,os' c1na No. !. 1is No. , lin ID corn-ses'sa
l. ~ msn. o,a, m, !, o. 'a; a.. ,..,
l,,vEHrsotx Fob. 1O.-CTrrUy-'rrndlnu ,o IN
7xc sn,cs .np snlos; speoulaoa md r sxoon "" ,s M
American, 2,dG
nREAnsrurrs-T.arEo business Mt higher pre.t
,nh,ra -, T..e wAsas' !uN W. tN W. ~ cub To- 80
ls ~; red western spring. lbs 2dllss: de- wlntsF 1t
rHVvtEtoYs-pr,n,o 1nnss uorE. h0a. nne,-pa,,
,r,.. sns '' 1''a' p"'@ "''' 0'sA~Fhns
Hr'nt1s or TrnrssrISE-sss od.
hhI -, t thFee Guys "hoah lV0o bti Arsg.
, 1880-02-11

,..,s..,! ''Hm M s'uto .'"liIH ''"."n ~, oly
e',,n'npuo'i W., ~ t'@st on whoat' i'ot III par'ny.
l., ~. 1on"wns .' Rtn'h "aa l,spee'ea an.o atnro
~ ~ su." w Ses.er!"y m"l'lIK' 4eNs" "'htet
~ Nv :" '.1ee' 20 cnss w. sri'ns, -
s".S nv" "ne, sars foloc.eotl cnr no 9rne tna
"nen. eass w. NJ Scor W eaS ~ n,an. hxeN' "
LII. ~" ~ cMts e"l"! ~ e.'s
M's snns,s.. o 10 sn's - no. Snen' ~ cass 'e'ee'e"
"";'"; ~" -, :" saso =, 80. w. ae"Fn Np uni
ear NO: pafloy, II cars No. '.o. cur" extra.
~. ss 1. .e -. pasloyh ioln e.n cMs' :, Ut W, G'un
an., nna ~. ue: ~. ""lu p' ""'"'t o''''t III
m,.. ~" w.. ,...',s ~ oa'e - ~. iyu. ,,
vo..e,.;o., ,.s. ..'.nes ., "..o ~. n.cuur
W." ees uk' t"o "ms ~ e''
o.,'', ~ uSe a'ns ..R".. !nosu WIS
fas ,''x,r 49,, u w ...''s ~ "e'a..'
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no,'to WI tte t.nle pc'hs' Aao ttceiF'H VI uhts
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~ en * Fn- .yna., c,.tr ,h, ,I -
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rror,, i.s, - ~ ,,'-, =. NJ ~. , 49,.
s"n n,,,. ~ .ke.. ,!,p rIvs a.'a ,osso
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s,,,,t o,I ~. az ~. ~. .,a,, vss ~ 10y
srcn, ,.,'.o ~ ',,. % sa - - ,on, ~ Rs
t1e"x n,,n ~, eI M, N ~ ,,s,,. nv,.,. . ~.
n.l '.uu a' et;ivei.so w hH"t. C"te'a "oro
. 40 ~ .tse ~ anu xe'oo n'shoe' eales were NJ
t,caa,n. ~. ".s soM, w., as "',u sll.-
~. ur' ~ ~ ~ ss.o
NM ~, n"r,, -, ~, ".,s
m "penR u, tnu sp.s tF'Ire M sGes
vas, ~. .. s,'.., wv 't'n n.mk' nv p''l
",.o "a' n"o. .,.ou so"s nHusast. u.ocet'es
~, tau.s s".4a,. VIA N'.e,r "su, ~" the Re,s'
,,,s nt,n,,..,a o'u's ,'.. ] ,''os ~
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-. ~ ," "9."'r , n i"ieh, usuu ira
..n', ., |ni"su Kooos "so III CUT
, 1880-02-11
NEW YORK.

Speefaf D'pafeh to ahe chteaTo 1rs5uHs
s;s,, ! x;' !; sas;
o Hster @ ssae. neSa f0as s
western roports woro Of stronger mi.
ket., eaele n.,yeos eneou.aRlne' 'a'e. tsgo,':a
eio:iux u ,4; @ ID % Sa d. sS Fssr"sty aptisa,
aane u, IN "a ~ s y e Nv ~ ao emns. m1'I.
d. d Apr', "pt,nns as S sS'i"x ~ At M s
Id, II is 'n, na 0S pnsradsa % ' rs!a It .sa
Lux, No. &C ! Chicago @ ma s Mrausso % .prns aao,saH
t.idlt bid, yo unsettled; few car.loads Of 80.
i.od 1T ,tsazsic. and 1oat-lonl q Canada s.Y..
sate e and s H :" .ss sSau .sla on pvats
,,,ntsvnall: TIP as,rsMs,o,,x
noLSssrsnst1na ,o, .,,.,
o" a. onary of o "a
s:ass,ss7X ios now ms.s. % Fork g aaossd V =
so,s s.% ss :s q, ,ts for NOW sna f., ass.s E
csE nafs nt n III cnia rnfs aIS saus
~ ns ttMGs @ @rictlGH hMt Ut Ssf i, s'uTxx s9st.
# sn1t III ne e ssEo oaT cd eSas io and
ssns sn hs. M 5 n III sss u4 # ~
nrtlve, Ut *''aStt'n fuc new. oIoFlng ~ III ~
i.1 tnGt ktado r. ,o Tm ,va.1,arr, a.1a la Hank LII
s1axs ,.o nS,i9, 1I Hltl Ea0faa 9ss!tSa 9sS
IL Il sEs i III sss'
, 1880-02-11

AAcoE hAAtEo eAO" I'LL HlGEt!@lae tHElIB IlBt
woc's OF l0,lDi t,,' Of wcnt. III, III corn. and
frcrcnso ot ITO iii outs, la14 hu rye, 70, o,4l4 bu
barley. TotRl tncrensc, u, ,ssaIs bu,
Also nfloat In harb0r, 5lAt0 bu Wheat md
1,eo7,so0 bu corn.
Total In atoro and atoat, wheat, R,RA,s45 bu;
corn, 6.,so, CO Gn; I'LL kinds. ls,yls,V1 bu.
Tho following Rru tho total receipts Of tho nrtt-
o!cs Ha,uad from JAM to Feb. 7: 3lG,lD0 brls
Hour, eso47 10 bu whoat 4,7 s5 ln cor 81,
b,, oats. III, ,o9 bn ryo, A0dl bu hnroy, 6'5,,7hl
bs unttcr 7l1r,l live hogs, 1elos head Of cattle,
1,1al .+3 s wool, :54, ,12S tons eonl, 107s00 It ot
humber.
Hull frt'lRhts were reported steady on tho basis
Of 400 per 100 bs on grain to Now York, and 41o
IN boxed meats to do. Through frolghts to Liv-
crpoo! wero AAo on n,oats ind lard. and 65o on
tour; do to Glasgow 6sAo, nud lard and meats
to 1lmm,mrgNc.
Tho receipts Of wheat Mt Chionso, Milwaukee,,
Ut. Louis, Toledo, anu Detroit, reported yeatcr-
day, aEgresAtod %, 900 bu. and shipments 1900
bn.
Tho following was the prol,rco movement ro-
ported from Now York ycatcrlay: Nccepts-
Flour, oe44 hrls; wheat, 10,1A bn: corn, X, 400
but oath. 26h00 ba; c0rll-mcMl, 7;rI pkgs; rye,
$50 1'u baslcy, 2,eoo bn: unlt, $500 bu: pork
H4 brls; btcf o,si1 brls, cut-lneats, g,QGa pkHs;
lnrl, G4B tcs; whisky, 1,1a5 htls.
Exports-For twenty.four hollrs-Flour, 1900
urls; whcat 5000 bu; corn 1000 bu; outs, loo
bu.
Tho renson why certain elevators arc refusing
to take III n,t,re wheat, while tlioy nro receiving
corr, Is simply hccause thoy hive no amply blnR,
antl those c0Ata!ming wheat aro MI full, A tew
Of the corn.bIsls are only pnrt fntl and tho
wnfchuuscNcn Are willing tp tnko In ns much ns
will M lip those bins We nro uss,,rcd TINT this
s tho 0ny ,oason for tho discrimination, ,nd IL
Ia a sufficient ono.
A letter from Par1s to prominent firm t,oro
, 1880-02-11
siIEEr-t,onilnto In gnod demnnd. md thc n,,.-
nt tttxa por lo lbs Among the trn,saou"ne,s ssa

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN F"oa de1,nnd md Tho m,-
Y si ~ SiS:. A%ons ,hs hSe'ss ssssssaysS;. SsS.
'''' '''''"'''*' HnxEr sA,ra,
A. $iS 4. ,Si: & / e e. & a & l. G G.
!ss'yY,AEn. ,. feh NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l;s, A..
Ssys Sa 4t nslen @ t,"s1 .ts 5s sr!nr, s,,! r 4
sS III; Il n S$'S" Su! @ @ si!s is;s S s.a;s
| { ysS II; K ':Ss;; : :
dsr ds's K esa s,"'s1 anS. Ssdr sss s"sa i
sl Il sas; csi"y ssn n,s,, ,"ss,
S s sGsss liz saetat t1t*is sia.sd 1't Wiz i soasis1s
tonleicy. tweheJ cars unRod. S'"""ah
1T. LOUIS.
n. tnt'1a. Fob. 10.-CArrLE-Ensler fo, h,.....
"'shsrs iats si: fssrrss sI y a s1i, s1.i:!H G.,
esr'. es11ss: M I .'r,Sn,.. ..SssHlo' S Texans ~ +. =
g slsiss, as' 5, g Ella ss ts:ss s ;,|e
s' q .s'sss ;'nsg'aE !sssss,,, ss,,,!s a;
wATEnrowN.
WArEnTnwH,. Fol-. lA-llEEy cArrIE-te.a,,
elGka lih ''"'"'N' 'hft,
1InMs- Western fat swim. live, G.5o, Nonh..
''1s,s nSs;' %s f s ns,,s, ~.
Hrns Ut ynt p.lecat tnct IN Iots aO eacS. .!7 ~
f319G01j lnmbs, eG,NDt7..s. As't VIVA
KANHAH CtTY.
Special Nspatth 10 The esttaen T+ihunt.
x,KASaAs CRY, ain.. reb. l0.-GA171E-I1sc IT.,
CMtnt reports: Itere!p,s M; shpnrnSt,t tx r.
tnwt nniyn shippers, Elihel.+6. nntlve sactei. II
feeders ElMEtaSs nntIva c.,n1, 12 CnitssaHnna Hna
$1,hEaa+J; Texas, fj.AFa 1.7h ~''o"aoA
tOUs-tsgrO!r9s, SIT; kllpmenta, sE1. wsnkt,, tht
hrnvy, Et.obtWi light shipping to mixed baei,n,s
GfECTNNAT1.
CiSclxSA1I. Fob ln.-tIn0s-Culct: common. nm
a.. u. ltvht. tiAA4: rArkinR. tLGf ID: hmtab sss
N,l9al4.J, receipts. 3,sod. wh!nnonu, iAI ssus's'
1NuIANArO1.Ia.
.lNDIAyArO11s. Fob. 1D-lioaA-t,Hlt and 1ovs, 4,
Sa7edi.+ receipts, ltHN1 Fhlpnlnnts, siD. "
, 1880-02-11

surplus ovcr ncttlnl Waite would bu compensated
hy otts!do frAnehIacs controlled ty tho Nnsh-
vile " ChattanooBn t;oInrnhy, TIio mnst
valuable OF thcso franchises. bcea,,so It
WAS tho key III nil tho rrst, wns tho
lcaso NJ the Western Il Atlantic Nonh.
This tho purchasers Thought they wcro surcly
EottinFt-Rnd tho seller represented he WIS sell
Ing. Upon investigation 1t In discovered thnt
tho inaau Of tho wcttcrn & Atlantic lsoaA wns
not transferred, and TINT Il tnnnnt ho obtained.
1t Is said thnt Gov. 1rown holds this beyond per-
adventure. When tho Huntsville people failed
to get tho frnnohisc, the rCst Of this magnificent
limo melted nway. The Central fcnso was With
drawn, and tho mnttcr OF direct trade received
IN intlcfnlt postponemcnt. There IA but ono
thing that tho late revolution has effected, Rt1d
TINT 10 that It Inns brokan up tho anly great
through limo that tho South ever hnd, AMI hna
probably postponed It fur a 1nnE series Of ycars.
In the Boston mnrkot Inst week thoro was Mt
othor record of Improvement, with rnro eHcCp-
ttof,s. and tho stcndy onward mnrch seemed to
be resist'css. of course thero must 10 time
for stIp, hut II Ia yGt In tho future. Atohis0n
&Tnreka unincd steadily from 1:ssA 10 1iah
thIuhcstl mud later la64, clnaina Mt 40 naked:
Atchsnn 4 Nebraska declined frnm n to II bid;
ChlclHo & Western Michigan gained FROM 8iss
ia GQA; Chloago & Dubuque par cnns hettcr. Ia
40; Cincinnati & SanduBky has tnilicd from 11A
tn 18H: ntcr 1ais, and closes 18A hid: Dunyer s.
,.a auu ''.,c ~ IVY W.,
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9stton 1890 n',,,,n"a ~, 49,, ~, " ~ nn .tar os
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no ''1 T,' .oss .Em s " " nu" ',.l IT,,
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Tl,us... % n,,e s ,.. M s,,s =. ~ ~, ~
49, "s,' a."' 70 e.'A ,.". ,n".
aa s,., tr, :" %.os"ot a ,',,,s M,o.
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tms WEI, .eHs"..H =. pa ano wv psc..lcu W."
e'o 1'o''' w " wa A"' ea'''1Ss "1o o'.' 1"'-
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January @ eross ca,ninGs 5
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, 1880-02-11
1,1eEAD9'rUFTH.

FLOuIa-VnA Quint, though Will, .ule more doing
BY !ucat i'ca1ofa. Tho export movement drngOi, TIM
rtces hsk1d bolnE nbUyG the limits Of buyerr. galas
rerO rer,rtra af HU bslk winters. partly ut Fd:0, 10
brla sprlsgs, iurly ut k2d1e; 30 hr|s rre huur ut
ttGsl'5, md l2i byis tnckwhaat do ut EA71 Tu,a,,
lbs hrlH, Export c1ina qurted nt K.CDlj25 In
sneks, and duubln e1trns do mt E.25ab,1h
OTHER NMtt.tsruRrY-saleA Noro 10 cnrs brnn at
faf0312.2t per tan. and car coarse c0ra-nunl nj
tlhl2x por tan on truck.
SPRING WIlEAT-wns loss nctlvo and arr1or, nd
vNnrInH 10 per bu, and cosnR On 'ChAnpo No Abovu
hs aro s.sst ;css m os S ta Srs
Il ~ @ ssS sn % ssS ;s ss ssiss Nj; :is
sasa r si, f esss q !ss asfo .%lss e
" sr Hs se M @ yf .ss n &
% S sao yss
H., sx ?1S 8s s:s$ sss
sy Hui s{s! ss,ss 4 81: s :% 4 III
ssts; FL . ESs' .s At o, .a s Il s ss n; ss ";
$?|SS $2s 4 ;s!;f St '$|Ss :;
y y ,s!ss!S @S:s u s; s.a 1 Da ~
s$ HEssfiI 4! .Is S'!$ " = 9 T.
@ as M . Y ~ sHH9 81 u 1sups It e ~ q 70 S & a.
ts;$;s. A oia',er M, aan.na nnn .,ronr.r na
sn%y Shs n!!.: .its! Ss!s @ sna sss assist \:
%' + n Ss ! R ssFa:
;Si $s ss SsS ;t::
wsre WI iai 70 ssh H!pss % 70 % pfaysst thci I ff%m
"SSssx s s a926 %9fs9 st e fsF Il ssH%s II ".
S$s SsS $s,s II Sss;
s @ It M Ssi s"ss II a sas and s Sly Il
, 1880-02-11
flown md Nnlsota DfvistDtil first tlprtRnge Nlnls
will lr nt1vHntGd to to ntiA nccruct interest.
Etntn HCrttfitIcs llull

stNAH
Etntn securities tluli.
Tho ssonk mnrk0t wns Irregular in tho carly
dIhliil1s. Prices advanced Il 10 IN IN tho Rcn.
er4 list, while Northern, 1nc!tc prrforrcd fell OF
frt'm 6s!i to 81, and advanced to ~. During tho
afternoon thrrs was prcastlrc ~ sell, nh prices
dne1Incl Y to lai, knnsas Il rcsas. Erie, tho coal
ttlAfcs, Iron Mountain. Pacific fsnii C0tnmtue,
Chicago & 1ntlinnn Contrsl, mid Wabash leading
tho downward movement.
Tho Commercial saya: "Ncar tho c1nso Knn-
sas e. Texts wna sold down to AN per cont, which
IL, no t,nut,t, surprixo Ia tho numerous following
Ut Gould. who wpru given tho point to buy at
41n per cent. Thoro may DO hitch IN tho NO.
QUESTION Of tho property and Its reIcaso 1roin
tho trtlstccship hut, II 50, We have not hoard OF
day nr two phat, but w. do not believe II, Dur
private ntlvlccs from Boston lcMtl us to believe
n fhat a1,'i', t 'oppsA sat'n F. party ayo means s
thrOngh tho l,lo0 miles Of. Alnntio i rhcilo
Lend r. T. q co,,Eceion WI, the st. Louis s. san
fnssss Thv esc nf9iss q ;s Ct tns Chicago nano
central htairoad aKnl,st tna 1snnsy1yan!n Com
pnny WI s.e "Gpealel@ IT, e the United Hta,es s,,
Under tho lense and MI tho l!et earnings Will no
Tho sstnk anti bonds Of tho Eu1npatly werc ur,-
5 ssSs;: y; dsjnF' II ,'. sn:'r5S o ,,u
Ssi Wntna. SeS Ere ,'! H. .si; f"scp. k%'sss f
+ Trxas. 12;%9 v. IMke shore. a,o9o Takc Ettu
Vile. Chatanoora 4 st. T.nsllA, 4,os0 Nnrthwt,st
crt,, 0hm New Jersey Central, a:sn New Iork
CHnt hnn ~ Snrar,, .Gi''s @ .I a1 % ohio sf'so IT,
81. iMul. ia0oi Wsn,li Ti;ciiie. s.an WsstSrn t
Unlnn. eN I.ttlr 1'it1sb,trg, 1i,Oo0 Iron Moui,t-
Eashvi'le, Casttanooga & st. Louis closed Mt
Ono mll'onslx! hundred thousand e1nlaEs' worth
, 1880-02-11
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following were thu receipts and shipments
Of tho leading articles NJ pn,dnce tn this city
during tho twonty-four hours ondng ut clock
Tutsllly In0rnng,
, 1880-02-11

Tho Htock-Yard Company-and BaoretaEy Williams
oapccn1lyarv untitled to tlo tnnka OF tic Reporters
for having provided tham With de4k md chars for
their exclusive use,
4 tolcRrnm from Peoria wnA received ut the yards
ycstoE,ay afternoon announcing tho death, At tho
bands OF his Bon-in-aw. OF Jacob Fryo. The do
sen.e1 began .h!Ppng atoek to ti,s Chicago markee
he i9H t.cn enfatod hgrn tn i9 livestock ot.n nils
s,v "a Mx SssnSs H. Mss ao Wn' porhp'
with ,yesi%rslays msrtot. Viii T. gSod aeastni DO:
fssnF M vaIca 'pS s end n VIZ WY sa
md With ~ hva,rve Tu9s.aya supply It y not llkuly
catlon ii yainns, tmt viii s.ippiy fully i.H6 Rna,t
short Of lIa nnn.hor .sn!ly rcsirted tor That tiay
primes xgro snsly 1noysh NJ httoo on MI graes ex-
sascsins. taiy itsiSu m son,naisa Wild F!days
ids 1t Ills aftss,so"n ;e ysrds Mor" prct!ssssy
SMsy y w r .Saesnx x "ss .oS scmnsnx @ There
talp 1t enhancvh vMnGs. tuh f1c,a!nx cNttIo soi
Ei7A6ttn Wle f4!r tn gnna stock wsrO wAIltel
dFy COWS and acsuo nxgd lois. Ad t276dt1a fur
sss5 Ssstss sssfs rs ssis s.sS Il %Ss asisS; S
QUOTATIONS.
Exttn nceyes-t Graded stGors, Weighing ITO
,wouh!aa aItn aD ns :..:.........s... 4soeLss
nX i.J 10 l.aI A1ooL40
MH lh1 & In a1ssLlu
waasinH ID Ito ss.::....;:':.::.a ~. ~. = =asoaa7s
lnn aOoaoo
Gsis md sca!awas Observation-Disclosures. xooaaas
, 1880-02-11

l!(AjH-Tha market pfonct dull and weak. buyers
ey!nesa s..o.9n g hod o1 I'd ~ ~ what su5ss
Mera at y lower A!vraXs " pscus than for Monany.
md ths nArtst worke is1es thou9h no. e ihs sx- M
tow exirM mil n q M and thGro were saIus 1t
gktPs 1t Gi2xS1n1 Cl0sing QantAti0ns &etu tlld4s
, 1880-02-11

Tho Atnnta tua.j Constitution Of Feb. ! kays
that 1t daily becomes plniusr that the LoulaylIlo
& Nashville koLl bus leell deceived Or u,s,cd in
tta purchase Of tho Nashville t. ChAtta,looxn
Stuck. 1t paid St,u0u w for st,ck that w.ls not
worth III intrinsic value xaH0.0M. This pay-
, 1880-02-11
MINING STOCKS.
SAN FIlANClSCO.

SAN FRANuIscO, Gil, Fob. 10.-Th0 following
nru tho closing quotations ut tho StOc1I HUnrtl;
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-08-05

The following is list of the races
70 be run at the eleventh annual fair
of the Southwestern Wisconsin In
5ustrial Association, 70 be held in
this city from Aug. 3lst to Sept. Sd,
iuclnsive;
Wednesday, Sept. lst.-No. l.
Runniag Race. Free for green
horses owned in Sd congressional
district. Purse $40: half-mile heats;
hest . in 5, first horse $40, second
$50. third So.
No. 2.-Trotting Race, for horses
owned in the Third congressional
district. that have no record lower
taan three minutes mile heats, best
in ;. Purse SIS: first horse $40,
second $40, third so.
No. Stunning Race, free for all
horses in Third congressional dis
,rict half-mile heats, best 3 in 5.
Purse SIS first horse $40, second
$50, third Sl5.
Thursday, Sept. ID. - No. f.
Trotting Race, free for green horses
owned in Third congressional dis
srict; mile heats, best 3 in 5. Purse
s-5: first horse $40, second $50,
.hird SO.
no. D Running Race, free for all
horses in Third congressional dis
lrict mile heats, best = in 3. Purse
500: first horse $50, second $50,
third $50.
10. 6.-Trotting Race, $50 class:
mile heats, best 3 in 5. Purse 800;
first horse $50, second $50, third
$40.
Friday, Sept, 3i.-No. Run
ming Race, half-mile heats, best 3 in
.. Purse $3.50: first horse $50,
second $40, third $40.
No. 8.-Trotting Race; free for
ali mile heats, best 8 in ). Purse
S2O0: first horse 500, second So,
third $40.
No. 9.-Running Race free for
all mile heats, best 3 in .. Purse
- ~. HtSL uOiSt CIV, ctSOld gov
.chird $50.
-Four to enter and two to 60 in all
races. Rules Of the National Asso-
citation to govern all trotting races,
and running races to be governed
by the rules of the Louisville Jock
ey club.
Entrance fee ten per cent of purse
in al races. A horse distancing the
field will only be entitled to first
money, and his entrance fee ; dis
,a"ced horses nothing. Entrance
lice of horses that are ineligible will
be- forfeited to the society, Races
gum on the days specified, if the
sFealher will permit. Races to COM
slneuce at 1880 p. m, and be called
d. the order named. No entry con-
#si1ared unless accompanied 10y the
Entrance fee