, 1880-02-27
to X, recovered to liz, and ended at 101h.
agninst 81 WeeR ago. Canton was weak, and

| agninst S19 weef ago. Canton was weak, nnc
declined to 3t@4 under the influence Of scarf
about suit lately begun as1inst the Company
De:dwnod declined f-ou1 az to II, Holuestake
FROM 81 to :54, and Little pittsburg was weak
with sales from . down to 19.1d0, despite the
favorable reports received from the mines
Suttn Tunnel WIS active, the sales for the week
amounting to n COO shares, and its price recoy
cred from ? to 33sG35i. At the Mining Stock
regarded as the - fancy" stocks. with frequent
and sudden fluctuations Great Eastern ranged
very. active. rising 70 81 and rcactfne to n: and
Granville fell from 4S to so@91, and Ii Crosse
Calavcrls stock was added to the list during the
week. and transactions to the nmount Of - GOO
shares followed with an advance from 81 to
consisting Of 700 acres OF cement gravel, and
The Great Salt Spring reservoir IN c Eaaxesa9 no ao9
GG GiSdeS f ] 55ares af esch emof
from s359 to sa;1o@3: Moose also vas y, Teak ,al:
mod "eatc{ ee from a{xe 40 to et S a. Iam Hn3
vas in better demand q $40; The Super, Super
thing Is working we'll mines free from water,
and We expect to commence shipping orc SNORT
~" Green Mountain WIS I strong aii me me way ..
the Company to the stockholders we're I'LL taken
ut 50; this will e1l:lblc the Company to have IN
operation by midsummer sixty-ejght addl1oIal
says are required as follows: '>The large body
of ore thus exposed should furnish employment
for 100 stamps for many years to come, while the
Stamps" % The Shares t Of tie cornstock lode were
not particularly activc. but generally were a
little lower, and the Bode STOCKS also were
weaker, with Il moderate amount Of business.
South Ifftc 1uct,latcd between Ss90 and SIS,
with final sulcs ut $2.45: This Company ms
commenced the erection q tWentsstamp 81; mn
decline for the week which prices show. the eVi-
denccs of an increasing interest in mining
projects accumulate.
Cotton opened at 1a13c for April and 1886
for May, and closed at 13,16c for April and 1850
for May. ..... ..-..-..
Consols opened at 9S 1-16, and closed at 98 3-16.
The London Times reports that the trade re-
turns for January are the most favorable which
have been published since the revival Of trade
began. There is an increase Of 81 per cent In
the value Of the imports, and 19.l per cent
in the value Of the exports, compared
with January, 1870. In January, 1879,
however, the trade account showed
considerable decreases Imports were then
lower by yabout II per cent and exports BY about
s per cent compared with the values for Janua-
r., 1873 But, allowing for that, there is a very
increase in the figures for this year.
and for the first time the revival" really ceases
to be onc-sded. 1t will be seen that the increase
in the exports extend to prices Us well as quar-
titles in most instances. This favorable change
Is as yet By no means universal, coal and iron,
linen yarn, wool, and woolen goods ali indicat-
Ing values lower than they stood at q year ago
In the comparison Of quantities md prices; but
progress has been made in other
and the enlarged shipments have only
to continue to bring prices up NIL around.
cook COUNTY AND WEST CHICAGO 5pER CENT
BONDS.
MILWAUKEE Il ST. PAUL FIRST MORTGAGE ]
TPER CENT BONDS. due in 1908 |
INVESTMENT BONDS OF ALL KINDS.
CHARLES HENRoT1N
1oG WnshinGton-st
! THE MERCHANTS SAVINGS, LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY
Buy and Sell
UNITED STATES BONDS
and
LOCAL INVESTMENT SECURITIES
Also pay the highest market price for Chicago City
Scrip.
TRAsK RANC1s,
Bankers and Brokers,
20 BROADWAY, n. 7.
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sion and Carried on Margins |
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FIELD. 11NDLEy i CO,
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STOCKS
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ALBERT II. DAT, Manager
TIE FIRST NATIONAL, BANK OF CHICAGO