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The Portland daily press., 1880-03-11
WANTS..
WANTED.

Agents and Dealers to call and ex.
anime the best selling line of novelties
in the country. This is rare chance
for live agents.. Call between the hours
Of 8 A: NJ. and 2 P. M on J. M. FINK.
BONE, United States Hotel.
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-11

A BosToN theatrical manager has sue
ceeded in stealing the Pirates of Penzance.
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-11
TO LET.


"A in good repair, with Sebago. Apply to
W. w. CARR,
fel7dtf 1877 Newbury Street.
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-11

IT is not believed the refunding bill will
go through Congress this session.
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-11
NOTICE.

We have this day, admitted Mr.. GEO. +. MEL
son, partner in our firm. H. L. NELSON " GO.
mar9d1w Portland Feb. 20. 1880.
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-11

NORTH CAROLINA appears to be for Sher-
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-11

THE other Presidential candidates should
remember that Dillayes are dangerous.
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-11
Know the Last Fashion,


they obliged to be constantly their feet even
when the necessities of business do not require this
legalized and systematic violence The man of bus
ness will respect his own law, at whatever sacrifice
others and 50 he Yields nothing in the interest OF
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-11

Atlanta Constitution: The best and most
thoughtful newspapers now allow contributors
to the waste-baskets to write on both sides of
the sheet.
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-11

The biggest moustache on record is the one
Michael Angelo cut on his statue of Noses 1t
weighs ton and a half
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-11

In the great commercial warehouses devoted to IL
exhibition and sale of dress and fancy goods, th
poor girls are discharged if they seek temporary r
lief in the absence of a customer. They must be
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-11

How American women can have health is some
thing not SO easily understood look at the lives
their circumstances require them to lead. Every
American woman in any of the great centres of soci
ety-n any of the large country towns, indeed-is
expected to play complex role of many duties.
some of which are entirely incompatible with each
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-11

Cincinnati Enquirer: The poet Tennyson is
worth $1,OOO,OOO, and we don't see what use
there was in his writing "Come not when 1
am dead They'll be on hand every one of
them, when the will is opened.
The Portland daily press., 1880-03-11

A recent Leadville funeral was ended with
dance, and some of the more conservative
people of the city think it was verging on bad
taste to have dance during Lent.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1880-06-11
Railroad MaSnatcs.

Yesterday morning a special car ar.
rived with Director J.. Frailey Smith, Of
the North Pacific, and a few immediate
friends aboard, bound for pleasure trip
across the river. The party returned last
night and left this morning for Philadel-
phia. This morning another special car
arrived with President Billings, General
manager Sargent, Superintendent Towne,
and few other distin guished gentlemen.
The party proceeded to the front and will
on their return, look the ground over for
a bridge or tunnel, leaving for ST. Paul to-
night. President Billings was the man
who presented the name of Senator Ed.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1880-06-11
DeadwOOd Hotel.

Travellers from the Black Hills speak in
High terms of the Merchants Hotel in
Deadwood, kept by Jacob Wertheimer.
The house is furnished throughout with
Brussels carpet and walnut furniture, and
ho expense is ever spared to provide the
tables with the best the market affords.
Mo better meals can be secured in Chi
cago or New York, and the price Is reas-
enable. It is favorite among travelling
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1880-06-11
DIssectinS the had Lands.

Professor Denton, the eminent geolo-
gist is now in the Bad Lands investiga-
ting the formation of that famous region,
and contemplates trip at an early day
to the Black Hills. He will probably re-
turn to Bismarck and deliver a
lecture, with illustrations, on the subject
Of geology, early in July, when the new
hall will be ready tor the purpose.
Professor Denton drew crowded houses
in Minneapolis for seventy nights.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1880-06-11
Sugar Cane.

DR.. Guild has made arran gements to
break five acres of his section cornering
Oh President Hayes farm, which will be
planted to sugar cane this year. A mill
will be put in, and should the expert
ment prove successful, an extensive bust
less will be done next year. Mr.. Guild
thinks that artesian wells can be sunk in
this country at comparatively low fig
me, and will. some time during the sum-
mer, if the President will join him, sink
one on the corner of the two farms.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1880-06-11
4. q. q. r.

ZanoDi Lodge, I. o. O. F., was institu-
ted at Mandan last week by Deputy
Grand Master D. w. Marratta. DR.. Bent
ley, VIM Baehr, VIM. Van Kuster, J. A.
Mason, E. H. Lee, e. W. Rack, Valen-
tine Shrcck, j. G. Hausman and VIM.
Berkelman, of the Bismarck Lodge, were
in attendance. The officers are: P. 0.
Chilstrom, N. G.; Daniel Collins, V. G.;
p. Z. Hancock, r. S.; Elijah Boley, Pye.;
Henry Ward, Treasurer.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1880-06-11
Disastrous lIand-Car Ride.

Mr.. E. A. Webster, foreman Of the spile-
driving gang at the landing, jumped upon
a hand-car attached to the switch engine
and rode up town last night. He now
wishes he had walked. When in front of
the Sheridan House the car jumped the
track, throwing Mr.. Webster with such
force against the ties as to break his leg
in two places and dislocate his shoulder.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1880-06-11

munds for President at the Chicago con-
vention and was also one of the leaders
in the move which gave the nomination
to Garfield. He was strongly opposed to
Blaine, from the fact that Jay Gould was
so earnestly supporting him.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1880-06-11
EVERYTHING THOROUGH.

The new station houses OH the extension
are the best ever built on any railroad.
They are large two-story buildings, flu
ished Oft in good shape and nicely paint
ed outside and in. They are residences
in every sense Of the word. The water
tanks put up by Mr.. Hill are also large
and substantial reservoirs. In fact tevcry
thing on the extension has heen done
very thorough. The. snow fences are
built along, and no trouble from snow
will be experienced next winter.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1880-06-11
Engineer COrDs.

The engineer corps that have been sur
veying the Missouri river from Stubbs'
Ferry to Great Falls, came down on the
Western with Capt. Coulson.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30

State honds were dull aS usual, but rather firm,
the business including LOUISIANA cOnsOlS at 1874,
Alabama class A, at 69l2G70l2, and Tennessee 6s
old at 40, and and new series each at SO.
North Carolina consolidated As are quoted 7SAG
so. and District of Columbia funded 5s lO7 Dld.
There were no transactions IN city bank stocks,
quotations being steady.
Railroad bonds were active but generally the
prices for the speculative kinds sympathizcd with
the share market Erie second consols declined
from 067s to 96d 9Gls, and funded 5s from 91@l TO
e11.. Missouri. Kansas and Texas issues
ceptiouallv strong first consols up to 111l4 and
seconds to G9l4069 New-Jcrsey Central and Le-
hie and Wilkesbarre cOnsols also fully sustal ed
their late advances. the incomes of each further adj
vancng to 50 and 79i2 respectively. The Lehlgh and
Wilkesbarre incomes, selling at 75l2 pay Big per
cent interest in November, while the Jersey Central
incomes selling at 80. as yet pay no interest Mo
bile and OHIO first debenures yielded per cent to
So. but ST. Louis aud Iron Mountain frs incomes
rose TO 90l2 the second incomes declining l. to 10
New-York Elevated first rs strong and rose to
115. Metropolitan first 6s being steady at 10340
1O3lo. OHIO Central incomes yielded "a to 81,
and Lake Erie aud Western incomes 3i to 6Gl2,
Peoria. Decatur and Evansville incomes being firm
at 73073l2 The bonds of the Northwestern rail-
roads were firm all around the various issues Of st.
PauI being notably so Denver and Rio GTande
frsts were a higher at IL and cousols p higher
at 1O33, The Texas and Pacific issues were llal2
lower at rs for the and at 81 g for the rsts
of Rio Grande Division.
The business of the Sub-Treasury for the week
ending tonight includes the receipt of SS,2G3,5OO
aud payment of 81 ,S09,779 resulting III a loss to
the general balance of SO 546,279 AID leaving ii al
S75 s36. .917. against $79,3s3 1876 October %. The
particular changes of the week a com loss Cl
$3276243 and a currency loss of $27OQ36. Money
on call after ruling easy at per cent during tue
greater part of the day, IN the last hGlf hour ad-
vanced to per cent. and closed at l2a per cent
The domestic exchanges on NewYOIk are as last
quoted except az Boston n decline 10 cents dts
count The United states Treasurer at Washington
today received 81 900 in National bank notes for
redemption. The customs receipts were $4,000,
and the internal revenue receipts were S3oo.OOo.
The following IL the Clearing House statement
to-day Exchange, $l29.221 $50; balances,
81 SS9 032. The Transactions AZ the Sub lTcas-
ury covered: Receipts, %1,l70Hl9; payments
S2,2573i7; currency balance, $l,579Gi4; com
balance $7J .257,273.
There are no changes IN the foreign exchanges.
and rates are steady upon the basls OF the following
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
EUFDpHN. dAkKErA

LIvERroOI OCT. 29-POrk-Pnme Moss-Eastern. dull
az 70 Western. dull at 6S. Bacon Dumb Dr.Ini Cut,
steady ~ Cd Short RID steaiy 46Gd. Long Clear,
steady II Cd. Short Clear. steady at 49, Hams-isOng
Cut dun AZ shoulders du At -. Beef-Indn Mess.
dun at TO-: Extra Mess du S3: Ness dull
al Co., Lard-Prme Western. 1uner 43.3d Tallow--
Prime CITY eady "a Cd Turpenune hImer aI33 Sd
Common. steady Cd; Fine steady At IL.
CueoseAmcrcan ChOce steady al 60 dd Lara OIL dull 1T
Al. Fuur-EXtra St.e, duh l2 Gd. Whe1t-NO. l.
White. hTmer 2d Spnuc. No. = steady I'd
Winter Western I'd New southern idy
9fid. Curi-Mixeu, 3D. Oi-IehOw
American, steady 50. kosn-' omnon. London.
ID trprntlne spirits. LONDON at 50
LIVERPOOL, oct. 29-l:3O y. NJ rt2JsuAs sttIOy Corn
boa. per GENITAL for New Mixed Western. The Ieoepts
Wheat oI past three $4,000 cCnals. Including
5000 centals American
LIVERPOOL. oct 20 -5:l5 D. m.-Lard 456d. per
American spirits oi lurpentue. 1856 per cwt i.nseed
OIL - 6d. per
MANCHESTER 29.-The yarns and abricsts
dull 33rch 30 reed Gold End Shirtiug- 81 y yards bs
1HjdN; 26inrh. 66 reeO, Printer, - Yards uz
44d I'D; No 4O Mule Twist Far second qualty lOId
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30

I'm London, British coEs0ls are strong and Is higher
at Qg71e both for money and account United States
5s are "a higher at 1914 Tie others unchanged al
113ai for rs and 1124 for i,. American railways
lower n iGL aud second consols finally unchanged
AT 999,. Atlantic aud Great Western first trust re-
ceipts rose from 513 TO 54a53A, and second, nom
2gi4 TO 3Ol4. llums Central after de-
cine to 1904 was d lower AZ 12ll2, Penn
syIyania 81 higher at G22i, Central and Hudson
29, higher at 142, ANA Reading ! Il lover ~
213A ] he Bank OF England gained E25O00 bullion
on balance. In Paris French per cents are quoted
at So 10 francs. The weekly statement of 'hr !lnA
of France shows a decrease IA gold oi 1.S3O,o0O
francs and increase in silver Of $4,000 francs.
The gross earnings of the St LOUIS, Iron Noun
tam and Southern Railroad are reported as follows
1919 1850
Jan 10 oct. 24..... 379l,25j 4.5oj5OJ iuc. 0Ji,5-4
Ire .e.etp;s OF h,1r and gam ~ rhe principe.
Auaumc porLs this @9,h day Of October were:
NrT-N
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
Tus VISIBLE SUPPLY or GRAiS II 1IE USTED STATES
lAAAIA.
Wlat

Wheat, Corn, oata. Barley Rye,
iutI bush bush. busl. bush.
Oct g l7-JUgl 1855. .2SB 47,30O2 2i79e0t Spa773
OCT H. 80 70 6j0l 3I5S 20 2u3Ji3j 7oOjOI
GUNNiES- quiet and unchanged.
HF,fP And JUIE BUrlo-Quot steady ami
HhY AND sTEAW-Eecopt- mode .ly active. demands
sHiDi.s-Tnerc was a quiet and unchanged market:
H0PS better export trade is progress, based
proved adycos tTom London ..... ,, ..,
fVTSi~-IugotC Copper steady and quiet at ls4dlsc
r - ~ Zoe -pritor seaIy and quiet al 54c iO bones
tc ud ,ao a. fjr I,cnnod Pig ria moderately active and
dloA4c- Billion
lgLalg4c; English 10 4dOyc In Platesln gOjd denani
- - 70 do Tornc. ~ ~ - American ana Scotch Pig
ro rn ed dull generally firm hao. OF the 1000
ION. Of tho latter, various brands
American fg-NO !, SO s36 !
Carubr,e fZ2 30 Gartscherre ~ bOdi i23 EgtintOn,
al 10 Haiis ere and rather quiet we quote steel
Syas3. iron Si6d4s Oid lrOn so oOas2O scrap 500
$50. -. - o.. ,so,, orioa,s osa hh,s .o,, -.
G0dsc Tor Fair NewOrleans Common u Choice,
GOdG5c. Porto KoO. 320lOc A.. A.. =,
EAVAL STORES spirits Turpentine hrmer IN sympathy
with lhe adylccs Europe aud the SOuth quoted 4od
lOsns steady AT u oOUel o. oi Ou0b " ooOu
strained. CITY Plich, 81
OCEAN FREiGH fS-fhero was better business In grain
berth room TO-DAY at steaiy rates charters were again
sd stand ,ri busnol 1000 boxes Choose i5s 90 pkgs
Butter 3ts Od. dJ0a lbO,OOI Dush.
Wheat through tho West Boston, 14d LOO bulls
Flour IS, and 20D tons do ~. bd zos; Bee. % and
sail 81 900 bush Drain As ed per qr eOO tons Oh Cake
20s 800 bbls FOur "a sd as Cd stsau. G400O bush
Gram 71d;; 20 tons oagans 2os 800 ba.es
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
CLOSING PRICES or BOsroy srOCSs
FRIDAY, Oct. 29-P. NJ.

FRIDAY, Oct. 29-P VI.
In the old Stock Exchange calendar Friday was
set down as :" low day. because it was the day
upon which more buyer 3 days" contracts
matured than usually did on any other day OF the
week. and in majority of instances those contracts
could be settled only by sales of the maturing stock
Whether it was for that reason or not, todayS
stock market was everIsh at the opening and AFTER
ward lower because of a pressure To SELL Inc cVi-
dent desire to "realIza" profits upon some of the
high-priceu stocks-a desire that perfectly nat
ural considering the great advance that has been
made-ofered an opportunity to do some judicious
bammering of the figures for the lower priced stocks
and that opportunity was improved i'll two or three
noteworthy instances Yet the decline for the
stocks which have made the greatest advances
amounted To no more than reasonable iuctuatioh.
The business of the day amounted to 332,Zoo
shares against 391 800 shares yesterday. aud to-
DAVIS business very fairly distributed
The notably weak stocks were Western
Union. st. Paul. Lake Shore, Northwest,
and Michigan Central but nearly the
entire list shows greater or smaller declines on the
DAYS business The conspicuous exceptions are the
Wabashes and Missouri. Kansas and Texas, which
close with advances OF from to per cent Central
Iowa also vas an exception, rising from 3l'4 10
345s and closing strong. The coal stocks, while
lower wer, Iutirr ~ active all the way out. AZ
the close the maI6et was feverish at recovery OF
lG 10 per cent from the elowest figures.
Government bonds were dull and irregular, with
a business at the Boards that amounted to T9S,OOo.
The final changes in the bids are rs follows: Ad
yance-419s Ia per cent declines-6s of 1881 aud
5s each ls per cent. Annexed the closing quo
tot
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
THE STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, Oct 2g-COttOn dull Mdfling. lO',c Flour
dull Howard ST. and Western super. 81 601St do Extra
25Gx5 do Family, - 25dt6 20 CITY Mills SuDer IS 10 ~
Extra - BOD do. Family 50 20 So 5J do Rio
Brands 50 II $6 81 Patapsco 81 southern steady
iarly Western steady and Drn southern Red,
81 ~ do. Amber 81 07al Il; No MARYLAND 81 ID
asl 81 Western Winter ked spot and October. 81 l3
asl I3as November, 81 39dl 1874: December. 81 6SC
s 1914 January, s lssaGsl 1871 Corn-southern steady
Western spot options nrm southern White for
New do. Yellow, 6se for New SIC for ola Western Mixed.
spot and October 53t d5ic Eovomber 64c asked Decom
ber 55G bid for Old; New o55a 5ad6S Oats quiet Western
White 3sG3sc do. Axed 36s37c Rye Quiet at 81 81 w.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
TIE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirrr. Vessels AMI RGiirOrdS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

FRIDAY. Oct % 1880.
ASUTG-QuIot unch9ncod P0ts ~ ajc. Pearls 5'%dGc
BEE~WA&-Aglia dan and unchanged; western ana
Southern. 2%n2sc.
BEOOS CORN-Dul and nomnalv unchanged.
CA<DLTS-In ionhng sale ana steady.
CHIC CORY Unchanged.
COAG--In goj1 demand and AL prioes rf.un s'"ehy
Authracte <tc+i 90: Liverpool House tanu", 81 /;
Ifycrpool ;as DO. Newcastle do. HOEag S3 10
az EHllis!i DO, 81 FrcVln
Pennsylvania AMI Wc-i -iuiortduG t9-. %"H
-: West Vugnia do. - CumJeiian1. BtoadoQ' ana
Clcartcd. 81 75dt5 25
COOPESAGE sTOCK-Fsirly active and steady.
CORDAC -Dull uuchau@ci.
COITOS Cotton dull and unchanged saleq.
tiIee iusudtF balc- fr
pyncrt asa bales for spinning d,ivercd contract.
200 bales Receipts the ports today 5si bales agns
as ~ bales this wees, and J-9ld bales ast
for the week ri So bales against 23lji bales lat week
and "a bales last september ], l313,I3i
bales against 6lG Tor tue period last year
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
NEW YORK. % The following tho total net
cepts the below mentioned ports since Septem
her /. 1850. to date. inclusive:
WOOL MApKFT-RY TELEGRAPH

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 29.-WOOI-Active and hrmsr Ohio,
Penn sylvama and NrgimaXX ~ d46c. y,
Medium. 46s a49c Coarse 4Oc fOrk. Michigan.
Indiana and Western and XX 4OG42C. Medium.
6t.Olsc Coarse 4Oc. " ashed COmbng and Delae-tne
Washed Dealne XXX. 4Sc. Medium aShed Comb
ing Deane, jzlc.; Coarse, 42Gl5c; Canada Washed
COmbing, A. 4jc.i TUB WashedChOce. 4Sd50o Fair.
45a46c.: UnWashed COmbny and Delane-Medinm Un-
washed COmbng Dealne So 03Gc; Coarse 81 032 l2
Bright Unwashed Clothing-fne and Xxx,
24d2ic.: Medium 32d34c; Coarse. SOC; park. Earthly,
Unwashed ClothinR-Fne lSd20c: Medium 20 2Sc Coarse.
Ole: Oreg0n-Fne, 27G30c: Medium. 81 33c., Coarse
3Oc; New-Mexcln and Color adO-Fne lGa20c. Medium
lSc: carpet WOOD, 2OG2lc Puled-EIra Me-
rino. 36Di5c.' super. 50 G4Oc Lambs 3GG40c
"A WOOL quoted
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
LIVE STOCK MARKgrs-BY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO. % Receipts 10000 head shipments
5OJO head good active movement and prices lOc higher
quality only far good stock wan ted Mixed
Packing 81 59ti 90 Light 81 IOGs 90; Choice eavy.
81 GOaSi 70 market cl .sed steady and firm.
CATTIE-Hec IpIs. 1000 head shipments, $500 head
bs active and strong Exports IS 2Ods3 90 Good to Chofco
Shipping ~ 6O6tJ Mixed Butchers easier Common tO
Fair 80 Choice, ~ IS aS 20 Sockers slow 81 80
80 Common Aght not wanted Stoch caves weak as ~
asIl Territory Cattle duh and lOc lower Half
breeds t3 2dat3 90: Texans So $50 through
Texans ~ 5Jds2 90; good many IIaat shipping unsod.
sHERP-Recept, 1000 head; market quiet Common 10
Good a} iU4A
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30

aoo pps Flour s 5000 22s 50 a2ss Beef Be- a
Porn =! 100 cus .S Gfno $40 800 Ss
do nspnsn .caS 2Ss psSS" sSo tes Ia
g.. sd Bremen Is tons orean 80 nS mSrss ,cs ad
% s%surs fsa.sh s Scses
bark orders SoS Srs Gan sip o. 10 o Liverpool
ssno o pSIs bis aeanci Petroleum IS. Sd. ,,,.ooa 81
aSa aS o " co,Sp e
for nsnsd lsSs sT%%sT "sTD SfDw 81 Crude
D. HSsSaaSe %a aaSs crude n eS ss
sS & STs nsIs rsrStsrsS
civ III 900 bbIs Bradford $4,000 bs op ming w 2c
hTso1 sISs OPSi u un.stea and
woy y nc%"1 S9nS fe sae s5' so "e! so eb
.css GpSn year GaGssa slGGfESS HANS
rmcr fsf slsialT nanry 1SS anots% MEATs M
sssi at "a" Ssi sn S
Smoked Smoked ia%s saS%"'ie smoked Shoulders.
Snort % sa: Gsar rS Sn1 Id,rg p9a acsE as
fI nshSy and :e fs:si ,'ss$ r$
HSs Ss iSpTSSsme@t SS ist more for export
oa Doe's 2" spSGayS sSS tcs arrive
Tefs 'sns Hsr psSs $780, on sso t c eA
soGS rs 7c eosiSs 1000 's Dsse%eer
s:as siGnf 5e Jsansy ss a S
February q, 6"n cOsIs coSg
sV9P 9 .' rnd sn't' DU% oye%6er Iesem9e
4 S.6JdS.7Uc; fcDrulIy. - ,,,
s. o.. six months - 3d. 2ao,tI ga - = = -,
(ity Steam higher and rong; sales, 27O tea, S0Odo9oc
No tiLy soid .40c.; Refined quOten oS c.
UTT r. Market unclaimed; 5lrlcty Hhooe
In .Ood uand scarce hrn other KINDS Gun anu
uus t - eli Market dull aud icarcey so nrnl
Fairly and steady Sew Carolina and Louisi
ana. > G5'c.
SFED--Quiet unchanged.
SPICES-Quirt an1 generally unchanged.
SALT QUITE sleaiy at latc Drtc es. but quiet ,oo a.
STEARINE-Ftrmer. quoted o's19c.i saes, oVo 'cS'
November s5s0S7s; 100 tcs December. 3 pc 49,,
SU6AHS-Itaw dull and unchanged; sales 6fO mas Yen,
Ilga! 900 DDBnngo. tea. SZr 0tc; ov
bags oasses sugar 90. &c l.60O bags Manila pri
vaie terms Good Refining 1l407Sc, AMI CeLtI
fugaL 71s2Shc Le1ned quiet and steMiy rowns,el'
939ags,c; Granulatc., 94aDAc. cut Loaf, lOc Cules,
ge.c: MOnd a." 9'sc.; STANDARD - A.. Hsd9c Conec'
toners a." J09isc; on "a" Sia1saic; Whlte ~, ~,
ira &C." 4GSasc: Yellow do, do, 7l20 Sci 1eiO" =,
81 sa1 &c: yellow 3. Gl4 CSC
TALLON-Steaiy; si.A l75.oo u. bt~b oI9c
TEA-Quet about steady , ,oo ,.,
TOBACCO entucky quiet. unchanged: sales 500 hhds
Seed Ief In moderate demand sales, 400 cases Pennyl
wanna, assorted at 12G2c and wrappers at ie14Vci @
England, 1879 l302C. 100 state no. llci oO
Ohio do l3c; 100 do 1873, $40 lc; 100 Sundres 5@
lsc; 400 Tales Havana filters. o2c.USl 10
New-York tribune., 1880-10-30
EUROPEAN FINA>cIAL MARKETS

LONDON 29-l2;3o p: mU $. bonds. four per cents
1929: At4nIic Great Western first mortgage trustees
certificates 81 second. Zat Ere. 40 do 'cc"ld c"n
sols g9Io JERSEY Cen,rdi consos ll&2; Ncw-loIE
Central l4O; Pennsvlyama Central G2@ Illinois central
1909 Re- radng u .. .. .,.....,
Ioyir. oct gg-2 n. m-Paris quOio three p'i
rem. 10 for the acconuL Con
9ga. lr money ana the account lHnOls Cehua
I2l New. York Central, l3l. ~, -
LONDON Oct. 2q-i D. m.-COna0s 9)'ig for both money
and thc account bonds New NvcH, l0 Atlantic ana
Great frs mortgage trustees ceTiicatrs 't 40
second Erie second COnsOs 93' NcW-lofK central
ll Illinois Central III = 1hc amount o buli0n gone INTO
the BANK England on halnc" To-Day ls t2A"u.
LONDON oct yl.-SlVer IS duntei at bIl"Gt per N.
PARIS oct. 2g-rne We KY statement ol lhe BanK ol
gold cf 1.SJJ.OuO
increase in siiYer nf 81. 900 tLlncs