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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-02-21
SUDDEN DEATH.
ApOplexy-COrOncr's Inquest.


This morning between 6 and O'Clock an
elderly German named Anthony YOos was
found dead in bed at George Kircher's
hotel, corner of East King and Lime
streets. Coroner Mishler being notified,
empaneled the following jury of inquest
John G. Hood. VIM. Compton, John c.
Meiers, John &. Snyder, Paul Weiss and
Rudolph Musser. The testimony offered
before the jury was to the effect that de-
ceased was native of Wurtemburg, Ger
many ; came to this country many years
ago was shoemaker by trade; served
in the Union army during the late
war received pension for disability ;
for number OF years past was engaged
in peddling in Lancaster county. and,
when in the city made his home at Mr..
Kircher's yesterday he seemed to be in his
usual good health, and was found dead in
bed this morning, as above stated; was
about G5 years old at the time of his
death. and has no relatives in this country,
so far as is known. lie was an honest,
sober man. No money was found ON his
person, but some papers in his possession
showed that he was entitled to three
months pension at SO per month.
The coroner's jury returned a verdict
of death from apoplexy. The body was
removed to tho almshOuse for interment.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-02-21
her favorite ground-hog's prophecies, she
can reel off poetry that the "Pirates OF
Penzance I" would be glad to steal.

THE Examiner denies that $1,000 was
the amount sent by Quay to Lancaster to
help Demuth's election. 1t may have
been 81 800. We will not quarrel with
our esteemed contemporary over the $40
difference. Its authority is about as re-
liable as its statement that g there is not
a Democrat in the city who does not
know, and one-half of them publicly
glory in it, that they won so largely by
the lavish and criminal use of money"
MINOR TOPICS.
IT is proposed to remove the Lutheran
theological seminary from Gettysburg,
Pa, to Harrisburg.
WHAT has become of Billy Snyder, late
Greenback candidate for the Legislature,
and more recently Republican watcher at
the Eighth ward polls, and prospective
chief of police under Mayor Borins's ad-
minstrationo His downtown friends
haven't seen him since Tuesday.
THERE'S more trouble brewing in the
Ninth ward. The g Rough Diamond the
Era's favorite, secured vote for Boring
and the " fiect-footed Andy by promising
to send the free and independent voter a
barrel of potatoes as soon as the election
was over. The potatoes have not yet been
received by the voter, who promises to
make things lively for the "Rough Dia-
mond " if they are not Immediately forth
coming-and they must not be small pota-
toes either.
The Episcopal Register says: {" There is
nothing more dangerous than the habit of
seeking the exact lines of demarcation be-
tween lawful and forbidden indulgences.
The object of the Christian should be
growth in grace, not present enjoyment.
More especially in this holy season of Lent
should all the energies of his mind and the
affections of his heart be directed towards
those things which will promote his spirit
ual life, SO that the business and pleasures
of this world may not receive more than
their due share of attention.
The Sunday School Times says: a re.
cent traveller in India, in describing Al
elaborate heathcn temple ceremonial OF
which she was witness, notes only two
facts about the musicians present-that
they were dressed in most gaudy rec
cloaks, and that they made a most deaf
ening noise These two characteristic:
of the leaders of temple music are nO
wholly unknown in Christian countries
Why not give to the pagans a monopoly
of the ideas that loud singing and goot
singing are synonymous, or that choirs ado
by the conspicuous style of their dress, t.
the devotional effect of the hymns the!
sing -
The National Baptist says: at Cal
hardly be too deeply impressed on th'
Christian and OH the worldly, that it is no
necessaryto take any positive and ACTIVE
steps in order to ensure the most lamenta
ble results. The parent need not activel!
mislead his children the teacher need no
positively inculcate error; the pastor neet
not preach false doctrine it is only need
full to neglect, to keep silence, to let thing
take their own course. The Christian
neighbor, the Christian mechanic, has NJ
need to do any harm to neighbors, associ
ates, fellow-workmen; let them alone
neglect them; and they will surely b.
lost.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-02-21
The Tobacco Trade.

The past week has been brisk one
among tobacco men. Immense quantities
of leaf have been delivered at the city
warehouses, hundreds of hands are busily
engaged asserting and casing, and buyers
are still actively engaged in securing the
comparatively small portion of the crop
that yet remains in the hands of the growers.
The fullprices are maintained, ranging from
10 and 3 for low grades ali the way up
to 20 and ), 25 and 5, and in one or two ill.,
stances 90 cents for choice wrappers.
Dealers say that, per quality, the prices
are as high as at any time during the sea-
son, and that by the first of April the crop
will be bought up more closely than was
the '7S crop at the same date.
Not less than 500 cases of 1878 tobacco
changed hands during the week at private
terms. 1t is understood that there was a
slight advance in prices.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-02-21

On the north side of the ridge lying
north of Quarryville stood frame house
formerly the old "Winter Hill school
house." which was owned and occupied
by ham-wOrking, honest man named
David Hersh. On Wednesday last, dur
ing the absence of the family, the house
took fire, and together with all it's con-
tents, including 5000 in bank notes, the
proceeds of Mr.. Hersh's tobacco crop, was
entirely consumed. 1t is not known how
the fire occurred. An opinion prevails that
a robbery was committed, and the house
set on fire to cover the crime. Much SYM
pathy is manifested for MIR. Hershy, and
liberal contributions are being made for
his relief.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-02-21
MINOR TOPICS.

IT is proposed to remove the Lutheran
theological seminary from Gettysburg,
Pa, to Harrisburg
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-02-21

ed from the following verso:
know our mythic history, King Arthur's and
Sir CaradOc's,
1 answer hard acrOsties, I've a pretty taste for
paradox;
quote in elegiacs. all the crimes of Helioga-
balus.
In comics, / can floor peculiaritics parnbolus.
can ten undoubted Raphaels from Gerard
1 know the croaking chorus from the Frogs"
of AristOphanes.
the muSicS din afOre,
And whistle all the airs from that internal
nonsense :" PinafOre."
l can write you out a washing bill in Babylonic
And tell You all the details of Caractacus's uni
In short, in matters vegetable, animal and
mineral,
am the very model of a modern Major Gin
eral!
The policemen's chorus achieved an
instantaneous success, likewise. The latter
are band of doughty individuals, whose
conversation in unison and in unchanging
monotone is very funny. Prior to starting
on their enterprise to destroy the pirates
they indulge in solo and chorus, the ser
geant singing the alternate lines, and the
others coming in with deep bass refrain,
using their clubs as trumpets, which they
raise to their mouths with military pre-
cision and appalling solemnity. Here is
a specimen verse:
When the foreman bears his Steel
ALL (trumpeting)- Tarantara, tarantara
We uncomfortable feel
ALL Tarantara!
And we find the wiSest thing,
ALL Tarantara, tarantara.
Is to slap our chests and sing.
ALL Tarantara!
For when threatened with emeutes,
ALL Tarantara, tarantara:
And your heart is in your boots,
ALL Tarantara!
There is nothing brings 1t round,
ALL Tardntara, tarantara
Like the trumpets martial sound,
ALL Tarantara!
The swing of this number is extremely
pleasing, closely resembling the celebra-
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-02-21

WHAT has become of Billy Snyder, late
Greenback candidate for the Legislature,
and more recently Republican watcher at
the Eighth ward polls, and prospective
chief of police under Mayor Borins's ad-
minstrationo His downtown friends
haven't seen him since Tuesday.
, 1880-10-27

a. eIlrrlnR telegraph tllspatuh, p,lrp ort,ng to
tl written Gy Itresltn, tho tfnixlltur or
uar'oa'a, ~ her tAtller II, tho Occ,,s!on N tho
iStstlt iStstlt arr.At III hrr h,lHbNllti, Cul. htnfNnU
In I""x. y published III tllo l'drla titn1,n Vt tic
9 IT, u utsnl'er. Tcrssl Il viii l.a
ron@Is @ ss.iret nr tno Of Mr4 ll,%wntnx's nnat
,",s.eH ,".ust!eH W urery European tApltnl II t0W
krI,,a k,a he'l, rtl'iYa e0nlpnutly.bMll, hnnusnluu
au! ,n'.s.! Mith rt:Ii,lHr iiNtWrra Atld ironically
H. ~ pprst ahH ttrgraphets ~ follows un
'4v asA ~ September.
~, ~ tffn ttHxriJs fIntixltt: This ,oyontu9
rsII, si aars Il% lMsarl [us UnrlhNIdt sAttrj-
.. ~ esl!s stG'lnttn Gulr(. formerly President
hn s ~ IAlinh tn1rlntl nrrcslct! StrtHr,o bocallKo
Th,,p. p..srl'tttt 'r.,H, hcng hlilrnKcu tho Nuy
l,ml sloti t!r'! tt.!aht him IL dcFrnd and 10
tnu,'l'.t t"I 'ts tsthvttl Truly It whR mt wOrth the
n, ~" q t'nka IN nl,lsf snrri!es, tu pulr our
III. 'til r t!sas tLIt tnly might ho nnv, w,,o,l
In, "Mli1s null Ifi'iDglk litpA Wht, oven to tho
iI,s ane'.t Hrt': hr}uno1les. bHt puts IN tMIl
n'Tr's "h1 ss'rrt.rl4l everything far hrr,
aMI'ilAh u Wife. rcdlc,l.s,rr thMt / am thy
iiaiI' ~ ~" sH"'l n ss.er!it" submit. AZ Vi,
With " s' Ts,,nni lrexult'h thosn wD.is tu thne
NJ ~ II ltthtn9 llrt,W, 'EEitEsITA"
,,t,a, & "l'l uea"rll continues tho Fiu,s,, hnvtng
MJi y" !, thiI tsDsltnl,. kMit hIs eY0krows, and
rm' n,,i ~ sI,ito: vito: MY HnMl FrNmccsun, tako
teitnI! ~ Wr!ta what ! dictate" VturraItu rc-
svply! 'Fon tho ucuora, her tuth0r, this laconiu
u,c s ;ynslets have castaway their iaasks ga~
''"ao' u. .NAulhALDI."
, 1880-10-27
BUSINESS.
Stocks Qulet-No Boom Till After
Election.
Reading Reccdes -A Advance In
Lackawanna.
Currency Orders Not So Heavy
Foreign Exchange.
Thu Produce Markcts taalhor Active and lrfe1u.
tar-pork and Meats Weak.
Wheat Unsettled and Easier-0ats Heavy
Corn Relatively Steady.
FINANCIAL,

1twas atlny OF light transactions In stocks,
wilt, very few notahlo chunYcs In price, lscusl-
Ing naturally rencted after tho ulisual nlvnrce
Of the preceding day. Tiurc WIN some ,liiccr-
tnlhty ahout tho continuance Ut tho peace IN
passenRcr rates on nccoilut ut tho attitude Ut
tho Northwestern Itt,ad and tho Illinois Central
Those rnatls were not consulted III tho sptt!c-
liIeni, nnl find their business seriously Injured
l,y thu l.rRc number OF unlimited tickets to st.
Lotllh ind UEiaha that have bce. sol,f. Thoynre,
OF cnarsU, dissatisfied and tlolnnnl n nuw mr.
rnt,Herneilt. Thcr0 IN to llo a nlcOtinK tG-tiny
In Now York to discuss tho mRttbr,
but i'ttfc elrcct ON prices was produced
by this cloud III tho sky. Illinois Central tnndo
Il, to ll+sf; Northwestern iusti fur tho cum
m0h, to f'5I. md l4f for tho Preferred to no.
Wabash common was unchanged ut 42. and tho
preferred advanced u, to II. Tho ponl stocks
were stralH, and IIgknwnnlin ulIined rs II tho
n,nci,-herAded r!se hnti at lust begun.
1t Is tho prevalent oi!nIon anong operators
that tho stuck inilrkHt will rct1nln tuet and
boomlcss until nttcrtho eteotlon.
III tho gains OF tho day wore Burlington s.
Quincy :i, to III; Alton u, to ls5l, after selling
Mt LUZ; Morris s. Eesox IL, III. 11gis; illinois
Central Il. to ilIR; Michigan CentrAt u. to lNI;
Eric ii. to 43!s; tho preferred y, to 74H; st.
Paul Il, to 10t; tho preferred IL, to III; Oh!u Il.
to 1jst; st. JpG preferred u, TO As:t; LuckA-
wnnnn II, tu nj: Jersey Contr,l Il. tn 1911:
Unsuu rnciiio II. to n; Western Union II, to
HOLE; Atlantiu M raalau ~, to Az.
The 1osscs wcro Denver & ltto urunt1o Il, to =:
Mobile & Ohio Il, to 2..,i: 0mnhn X, tn i5sl; tho
preferred II, tn H5h: Ontario H. tu 2l1; T., G. &
J. q. Il. to 10: San Frluctsco =, to Mi; North
crit racltIc II. to no; tho preferred I. 10 531s;
CAnMdn Southern 9i, to tsss; Lako Eric II. to IT;
Chattanooga u, to III; 1soadtng ri, to44; pnciio
Null e. to +5.i: Ohio preferred 4, tn Il; Lake
Shore Il, to li'A; New York centrnl Il, TO l3isi;
nld Noult Islund TX, to lsi!4..
Tho following shows tho fluctuations Of tho
ncttyo stockB:
, 1880-10-27

sWcck Hntlga f}ct. IL
fWGtk c1t,lHtl Gtt. II.
Tl,u iurrcasc In mileage Ia II per cont, ngntNst
10 per cent In eArnngs, lcavI,g II margin Ut II
per cent attributable to tho growth In tho vol
uI,,c Of tral!lu. 1t Will be scrn seyornl rons re.
rore handsome galus, ttlu.Yh operating 10 tnuru
n.tlclgc than Inst year. Chlcr nuong theso are
tito Chfcago s. Alton, tho Cscvelunl, Columbus,
Cincinnati l. Indianapolis, tho international &
Grcat Northern. uHu tho St. Lo,,Iy, Alton s
Tcrro ltRuto tnnsn tlhc, II IL such r0ala tln,t
tho forces ut work 10 swell rntlrnad receipts arn
innst polntrlly shown. l.arEu crops, rool rules,
m nllEnentGsl passenger movement, md III ey.
puns!uu In tho volume Of ge,les1l freight, with
r0ru return trntlle, Nre tho influences to tthcl,
wo nre indebted for tho present earnings.
, 1880-10-27

l!ulil0H receipts hurO to-lny from tho mines,
4 Virginia City spccinl says: "Tbe official RI.
{htt nt tue drilling Gust on lilo 9,NU level uf Attn
Il tliMt tito brinys show seventy fret OF mcrMl-
lztsl t,,"rtz. Assays nf pulp SIH5 to f4. Thls
wh.!!l l!itlieatg considerable good urc, m pup
Of tha ors lsrea thrn9gh f's!n!'er + drifting
The Union Consolidated Wlnze No. i ncur Tho
:'sn lnvnl M !; +. srt:''ks of fair M g,1.'1 ,rc;"
Chief yyere ori'nl smnday. Work will bo se.
a!it!iG'l mi fuw tnya."
Tho Superintendent OF Boulder Conspli.lnte tel
tntcRsnpls: Struck this innr,lInE IN iInnlv,lsc
body 0f Hool oro IN tho west drift. WI level"
Chryst'lltc WIS the fcrtturu of tn.tlny's mining
mnrkct. advancing nvpr 81 fr.'m fG.r;. Gma
news frnni tho property lnd II short ntrrest nrg
sHt To tc tho cIlls''s fOrt this nGtyIty. Ciinnx,
III nplmrent sympathy With ChrysolIfc. shows :,
shnli nivnurc. EaIGvcrna bus lcan sl,.KnIsh
AuIl!nH lower ut II. Annie tnIA shown II Iatssc
urilvlty. se'linR from b in II, II. 1ats Chlrf
wns Atrstt,Rnr ut l1lMhii. Mn'*n hold we'll ut Is
nlly. al,d bettur prices wnro Ind fur lnDst every
stock.
Etk F1ANtitEC0.
, 1880-10-27
Erlo SECOND o. opened at oi,s, sold at osx, mud

@'''o "e~0'AN w NF~'1So ~ V33tt AulA uA2,
closed ut l54.
Laat week IN Now Tork In tho s1,.lroad bond
inlrkot MI nctlvo Inquiry prevailed throughout
tho entire week for tho loading issIes; Eric cor
so'1dHtcd seconds declined from aal to stlsi re-
turned to piI. rcuctet to V1A, md rallied To
oiaf; do funded Is sold down from u to N, re-
covered to RDaf, and renotcL to 8ati; Karsas &
Ie1na trsts rccc.'cd from lu3 to 10s rus. to 1l1A
atia reactcd to ITO; DO seconds mlvanccA from
G'ss to w, rcucted to G0!4, sotd up to H9l. unA
closed III 68A; e., q. s: l. G. Incomes ruyo
from 40al to Il, tlecllnod 10 Nh, md recovered
to 40; indianapolis, bloomington s. Wcatern
incon,os racctea from IL tu 6.aa. advnt,cc to IL,
and declined 10 IL: Now Jersey Central Incomes
fell from 6hh to 81, ind sold llI to EYz:
Metropolitan Elcyated ilrsts rnso lrou, lft:sf
to l0l. and renctod to 1HIti; New York 10 ul-
tnnccl frost 1l.1t to 1tj.f. li,d rcctul Il, ll:1;
Ohh Central lncun,es declined trrsi 6tE ia 6t4:,
sold up to h3i. md closed at 6S!l: Rome, Wnter
town j. Oxlens6urg ilrsts dropped rrum Is to =,
md rallied to '3l; tho st. raul Issues wero IL,
very nrtHk de'nand Mt aslvanung quotations,
cohaoEs selltnV tlp2 per cent. gold Arats 1, ,ln
seconds Az. 1t. Crcsso Dvtsio. i,rsts iif, |. N.
nirlsson frsts ~, @. & II. Division ars.s l. IT, &
ID. Division elrsts W, md ]. l. H. nExtensiou Iyrstg
IN por cent. Tho other more important chtt.gcs
wero IN nlylllcc ut 5at pur cont III Texas racllo
land grunt tntonlcs. II II, dn constructions, ~,
III do 'lrsts flso 0rando DIvEson,, III Wulas.
new n. IN to llrsts tSt. Lul1s Dtvsion,, a,S In
Denver & Hlp firnu,ls oustr,,nti,,n. o,,9 !. rms
cent tn Mobitc; & Ohio ,irsts. pror," 1,w,tnr T.
Evansville inson,rs. md UmiY,to. Now VnrL {.
Eric flrats.
Government uppls onope,l Mt tto rntes oe ,ho
dug befory, Int closed i; hirfnr for t,,o IL,
District Of t.ol1,mh,n a,t5s ,vnrc M ani "a, ,,,o
United States Is. I0s,; md lll,:. tl,o a:s io1as
nnd l1D,:: thu IA. 1ftsK md tirs;, mi nS mi.
nul lo3,;. ''S' '''1 '"' A''|'
Forujrn oxrhonoo wnx ha,vv sto+,,n, no.,oa
rntcx wrroI Iksl: and ass isntt,.. n.,.,,a ,as
wore All; fnr m j"v ie am, ae,, ~ .,.,,"n
por M Inv "n,,,,,,nr:,,nI s 49, ~. n1..s'.
th,s lnouth. 4Eat;a.f WA .hc n,art". 49, s,
ell ratcs FOR Paris wuro D.; tor slxty-days md
Try: for slight, s,xty.day comlncreIal biiis
xoons 1Sso KY %sre @1i toT de11Sory thrse
rfutnpt sln1lvory mn flsvra nr1 Nnr.n,It,,.
hs0:S SG1EssA was p.,ti; tho sumo tor tbreu wcoks
delivery. stxly.day eopmere,ul bjl,a pn Ant
warp. deliverable prompt, wcro Sstb3AX; thrce
weeks tho salnc. I3ankcrs bills IN Uurmuuy
werv VIZ for sIxty.iayn. and Ni4!6tn, ftr ~,
, 1880-10-27
Experienced W. Inexperienced Legfs-
1htotM.

10 Ht fsAitof 0g Inc Ehttdto 1f3btFfs
c1d1cAuO Oct aG.-Attcntton hAs been called
in THE Tribune sevcrll tlmea during tho prps-
ent campaign IN tho fAnt that very few or tho
va members Of tho Gcncr1sl Assembly havo So
enro1 denominations. Experienced legislators
IRE as necessary IN tho GeNernl Assembly na IN
toEgEesH, anl, with t,na Nr two Gxgcpttoi,s, the
01 snotnbera who Ilrc candidates 1uysrvU to to
Ix.rssrd, sarsa Am";,,E ,o iatt.r nent!on John ~
1lnAr IL. Wright Ut Hume, .JU4uph VetsG NJ IT.
siair john n. English Ut Jersey, unl Onr avn
islow-e!tizen. Cob llurac's H. ThoH,ls. TluAu
SGte AHbltlilllt In til1lr HoAta ind ut work,
Without Without demAg0Ey. fur th0lr respective con-
etliuen's. cn. Taonns was Ci,ail,,nll nf tho
acuniinittts thtte.'lssI1nre.t mud disposed nf rs
ihash Mt4ifut legislation .ls ihnt 0r tho Jl!lcit-
q Msris. " thnt thIEI'tttcr bt WITH tasocAtc,l
smw, Capt. Churchill. md itol,i,,sn OF FuIto.
trr of tho House.
=, hn Gu, 'IhnmAs' rchl work OF tho session was
ff"!gaHo. ~ them he ~l's esiaiRo with tho III.
EEisn1ls Eia.,ls tnty oe securing Ail amendment to the
80 m,eet,on lnw. ~ that registration 0f yot.
Y baItul:lnx stuI,ns. THIS bilI-ii. il.
s,", M It't. a.. Tns',l..s introduced Jnn ~ and
.s pelure Il bct,lna II Inv. Atil ut nImt,At ivory
srP i nat tho hitter nppttAIfiNn Of tho t!aulngug
~ nna f'sprhters frIrnl. n" vas nlso member II
sNmtnttecs, upo,l iii of which tlo lcrt tho ill.,
Etess h of y enrorut nnd generous inI,lj. Til.
iia"fi,'s iM,iiu,'Ss T. y nl"ro valuable ncrhar III Tho
sssss''slnsly: md then frs'n his Iong rraunuo In
tn n.l e1ni,rhsly rpApcctuhu cansc,tu1 Will, tho
i..t f e. GhicaEn IL" g qualified ~ llvs,st III pr.,-
ns,sy ,ys.,y nur h!ltsrlal Interests Fur NJ nf these
iaer !nsurcsta mud return tot. Thut,l,ls tu do
isoosc W Aaadsoma nlajurity. II.
, 1880-10-27
.IultlIutn.

II the ELltar VI 1Ts Chicago Tribune.
Cn1cAuo, Oct. 20.-I4ct It's he thankful that
Mayor Harrison has hui tho Rtsotl sens md nerv
to veto tho ortiIuanq for giving a,vay tho West
Division to tho tlors Railway Conpany. Lot ms
10 thnnkful that, while Aldermen nr p,trol,as-
NbJc o,tr Mayer Is not. Let lis be thankful that
thor s yet slnrl cta!tne for the ponplo Ut West
Chicago 10 tscnpn frEs, tho hnhlnEe In wh1uh
they nr now held by tho Weat Division Railway
company. Let us he thnnkf,ll tin. E0bhlcatnlso
james md his Grew do not yet 0wn quito III tho
wes. sI.S Ia short let IN bs tianktdl th9t We
despite tho Street lsniiwuy Company. II. Il. d.
, 1880-10-27

10 sht Edsor of Jhe chicago Tribune.
rys MttNRs, ILL.,, Uct. EL-Is It a fnct {ns cotl-
AirtI,1y naacrtcs1 hero By a very prnntnunt Itc-
p,l,lltln) TINT tho Ch!cagp Tin'cswn suppressed
wj,iIo cust for I1nilcock il not true. and vIcU
versa II u fact. AFTER FACTS.
I'm 1867 Gen. Burnside. then commanding at
Cincinnati. issued I'M order prohibiting the pub
lcatlun uf tito Chicago Times. Tho order was
se. aside by tho authorities Mt Washington, tho
jssuc Of tho papcr h,Vlng boon omitted ono or
tvn uura, i
, 1880-10-27

LHNpOH. Oct. oG.-faIna0la. N3-l1.
American Bccurltfea-Ecw In, 1Htf; 4hb, 111ti;
4a, li2M.
ttatlrnnh accurittcs = 1lllninls Central, f,s:
1'EnnnytvRnin thntrni. HiA: Hrw York Centrul.
1884; Erie. Hi: snef,tt!s ii: ilrntiI.Is. III,
fllliln gnnr lnt, tho llnuk ot :liglntld on ba-
ntlN1 tn-tfhy was EiEt.t1l
1tANie. OGt. 2G-ttcutHs, RSf D1e.
1lEHT.iS, Uct. 2t.-Thc weekly Rtntemcnt Of tho
Imperial tlank OF nur1nany shows IN Incrcnaa III
apcctG OF g,Bi0,OU Mnrks.
, 1880-10-27
E1fN FItAECIFFEI.
SAY FRANCISCO, Oct :M.-sttn1ug stouks closed
III Eunixas

Srtefal nltpafeh n The t:hfraqo Tribune.
1loS1t,S. Oct. .tt.-ln tutntnr s!Hrrs. Euppei
Falls I'ecMcd N: OsccDli. =; franklin. ": llIr-
slnlw. u; Douglas. u: At.n,ItG. Il; Quincy n,l-
vancnl i: ]>nhrll,, u: Eatupa Lii; Ailolez,
II; Empire. VI.
III The 1rtalfril Astoelste! Pres.
It,sTs,S, Oct. 2tt.-AtfnillE HtHckA rft,scl:
Ftnnk!ln Jtt;atat1l.tn EopVcr.... \
A1IneG Mining To-, EDwahlt., ngW,. ...,, l.yl
INV att@uiIf}.
EHlli!.lut 1lGcI. I'LL fthtsu. ...,.,,,...,.. &
t;s,s!g tt;;s,@a lals l silver ls'vt ~
, 1880-10-27

These l4,lres show III Increase tlllrsng last
weuk Of 5li,:1H b.t whcHt. kli..'zi tu oats, ,sli
s rye. A1, q .tcercasb -nf tl.71t l,u coru, 54:sI
bM hurley. 'rotul iHrrcaae, 'n&.4s0 bt. .
The fo!l0wng tHGle sht."s the lliimber Of hogs
In woslcrn stAtes rs officially reported BY the
vnriol.s Stuto Auditors for tho Chicago COM
merrld! Helhlrt:
, 1880-10-27
COMMERCIAL,

Tho following were tho receipts and shipments
Of tho leading articles vt rr.Iot,ec IL this city
during tho twcnty-fuur hours endtug nt o'csnck
T,tostlay nnrI,lng aud for tho corresponding
tft,u last yeart
, 1880-10-27
withdrawn from store during Monday for city
consOmptlUns E,4H0 bu XAcnt .,6s4 bll cs,r,. LAO

"1thlr4lwn from. store during Monday for city
consumptaons e,4ao bu wAcnt, s.6sa bu cpsn. 40
bu bMrley.
Tho following grain wus inspected into storo
III this city yesterday utornlngI 45cars rel wtntor
wheat, u cars Nos. . md wtntcr, y ears ruJect-
I'd; 21a vars No. ssprng, II cars N1. . do, n cnrs
ruteolcd cars no grade, cur sutxol tli1 whcatl;
4ut ears No. = corn, IDS cars and &t,000 bu high
mixed. I'D ears and 100 bu rejected, 8 cars nc
Hr1"lo tas cornl; 0 cars white cats, II ears No, =
snIxea, 10 cars and i. 800 bu rcJected, = cars no
grade t!A outs; n cars Nc. rye, d cars rojcut.
Cd; 9cara No. barley, ~ cars M. . do, ~ cars
No. lido. cur No. do 10 barley. Tolni Il ,..1
caFs', esa.Mo hu. Inspected out d, ,7ad I'M wheat.
s7a,"il bn rotn, a.lt6 bu outs, 9.0a bu rye, 1EJl
bu barley.
Tho lcad!ug produce Harketa wore moderately
active Scsterdhy., and aycrugul rather weuk.
Tho curly feeling III wheat anu prosls!uns wuy
ArIn. but they weakened utter, Corn was steady,
, 1880-10-27
REAL ESTATE.


Tile following Instruments wcro l!cd for rcc-
ord Tucstay. OCT. ~:
crrY rllopgnry.
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s$s :;., eli; y5I: ii;iy; Il Il |
sss ss L stSS I'LL ii !: sisis I'll Ys Hsss Il si5s
H; is;: it; i ,iis;,is ;:I:Ei ,s A4
Il :i$ S;s Il ii$is! i E$ iai m
Ys;;;|$'s s;e$' i s :si'f; il s$ s$ s;$;: I'LL.
tfc ~ 'tt T. tt,x q Inhn Jnhnslon, 1r.!:;... 2Nu
st$;s% = +; eft. !. sa < sha: T. ,,
w *!s; s's Sss * Il Il s sA ES' u ,;Si:si i
II: SS Ss' &t.$ &i:ySi i ;s!s! @
sE! IL Il i az !; ;iSs $siSiS
,A!ssids tans'.." :"... ] ..... '..p ....... saaa
S$:'' faS IL eS Ct ..aa ':s 's sss:: ssr
":sss VI as! g. tftfz tl:. II ssssj ] t. &
MsiiSs" ,;; i ,|,savSl: .s!:'ti'os vi" II srss
rS;,: rt$. $sS| III 4 ;; ; @ ,; v ; 'sco
n!sseSS qae j! ST; |" swa &! as'ss m
~! sSs; |; Sc { Il Hss. Il iiaSss Sss L III;
"s 'iHf i IL 6 81 .'f Il ST. il ss.,'s.
:GH' s fs'''f}}' III dated ao
c,tcl, S,, y i, . keG y W;..sn 7; :s siy1 ! %
csSt III. i; $%s if'Si''a f Sssss St Il T.
''Sst;f u: sSf :. s;s$ ''si il ;isi;s
i;:'$s X $s!ss @ i e. Evil VII 5s;#: t. ii: WSSS3S
stlwas!ks" ~. i ii waoi 81 ~ ''''
, 1880-10-27
MINING NEWS.

Special Dtspasth 10 The CAteaco Tribune.
Ngw Y0iut. Oct, :1.-Tlle average amount Of
business VIA .1ohe ut thr mining bonrtla t0-,lny
Mt generally better prizes. Tho cloaEng qt,ota-
f1nnA aworns