davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-04-06

and left OF rather in favor Of pur.
chaasr4 0ptIoni on thcFs favnr't grades
workcd up cnrIy in tho day lh91o on mitch
i'ahtnr onrtngH notably m for ApsiI tot!vory and
In 4 fairly nctivo aoHand. ant reacted towat,i tho
eoAc, rrcedlnx an April nptIon about No; Mny, ia
INC; tho hstcr pressed for fnta aprlng went up about
mostly for prompt dollvcy. tnblo nvIcoa wars gam
$% :; ssSs $s';Si
$ ii Il; bs:s sSS fs's Soss s. .Ssss
1'ns {" On n ''"ss msakes
as @ ss;s, s!s "ss.S ':: ;ss:
s e ;;s % s s soss oass IL ;a s 1S,
IN a: r.: aem:aa eRsn:
ssy yss$ !? NJ ssS +:
tf2sssi A'F aat T. &ss 1eaasss q
ssS |s{ iSr !Ss: "a :S ;ss Ss:
isaS; %sesi1o' Y sSs aaotsd Il o1Ao TO.
%Mi:%$: s".'!!s WsaS s,a dull, quoted .t.,oa. . d., -
sssIy @ sss sssssss
""i II aps5s fes
TGs.Sls s9;sa r. tho Era!n ttade Through fro!shs
'' '- IL III Water, As,oetated Pn,.
Nh" IHHh* AUtu O'-NDT.IuS-A1I1L NJ l<}E@k3Sf
futures bnroy stcMty. Arrtl, t2o; May, r76o JNne,
l?lc: July la0er August. 1al7o; Bepf1mhgr, i273oi
ofEtohsr i:sS; Noyam',s, 1ls'sl 11esietbsi
~ s Wssts'n sJ Il 8; e gSo S5.Ta IS
ss astra 4; nh!o s. sIn & s Louis sas7i
aiAtx,isat IN; N, !lnsc!ss nga tovsEis reesipts
lS 5H5'i ,;Ts'ax *a; !.stadst 5os.
NJ a. M5' So: ld.. ti:;l aiiiA: No. J. I'D: HpH
sesS; sccepts Msz a anssa as t5ss
No. htld steamer sttf9hIc, No. 5iixIahtc; Nn.3
Mhlte. a4HaS}act yoiInW Western. E5c. Nh q Anil,
1tfha1c t[AJ. 4a$t Eftc Onta fsrmt rGceuts Il, CD
G! mlxel Hester. GHs+i{c; white Wostdrn. 4k9lS&o.
IfAY--Ir Rnoh fGHnf1d Mt 11c.
IfnItA-F1rH nnd unchanged.
f3It1cEnt ntEs-COhne dull md nuchanRDd. SnEar
Etrndy with fair demand; fatr to RSnt refining. 7a
9fg snas.ss aMiot and unchanged lalco steady,
i..EIno!EuX Frinor, United. ss'ko; crude. 7a7Ke.
1ALt.0W-atenhy at f&c.
UEstN-Du1l md nominal.
$9tt1s-FIrtnnri Western, ,o]f1litxc. ,..
iloef-Do1sH4 ac,!yc' oxtrn mess: tial: extra ii.
nilsllcs tl!tt :hort o!cnr n,iddcs s73 Lard uaaks
NuTrEl-Dull aHh hoavyt Western, 1890.
GMEEsE-1?nlls Westertl, ll@iie.
WutSKY-Nominal A. ti.H1t.Gl.
, 1880-04-06
REAL ESTATE,

Tho following Instruments worc flied for roc
ord Monday, April5
CITY PROPERTY.
West Iweftth A st q 4 (, = ct Johnston, %1ln -,
s?Esp5A II ess ssf; s'is1 sa
4 i; ssss i ss; 4isss%sS &
s:,:$ XIII ;i;.;5! s%S;s
s;! !; sss5 Il ,s,j Xiii; s
es E's& = WSsS'' = j r; 5Gsss sfs sS
s,SS issE; Sl;Ss,:l;5
III; :,: l. i!$s;
%ns 4 Ss''s 5easaSs sss'f i:sts'
Il is! {lss S5:,s il i
';$:s :!: h:!, ;css;;S $iis;:;is /. is;iiii
i s{sa as;s e jS{S sSSsi i: i III
pSsasiii II: i6 q Il Wsniss;si ~
fsaist, III Il psHfKHi u E Kieifsost snsea Ans,a aona.
s:! ssS i S 4 & zxsSia; S 55ss. i .s i d
ss:{$ ss|s$ Xii Iii s:sSbs!s !; ;Sis EsS
,,aulst ..... laM
5;2 Il dated Apal Il. ]. Nsxro = Chicago i ~,
/ s:;$$ XIX; sss ssS III: Il j: s:
v!;Snsh,!n'.; h; LOU
III dated rr! E; schnl'dt to Frank Mctnr}. lilo
ttnm % ~, ta ata - x MMGhnnmMe1. " m. /!
uHnEfusen' oaAeu ApH't ticteE LION ID tnan i, ,oo
$s: s's? 3ssssa i ;sSssIa
rhn So III I'M NJ, ;;;; s
It. WIcarisani. ",,a ".','aas ~ ".!anu' Am
Auburn ii, ID ii Il oi TA}fty.Nf,iI, " + Hxinik
dated April . iJnIncs j. Witlinus 10 Jnnles -
ttCn!lnHhnnl ........,..,................ 1000
Allloft IT. ~ 4 o. Evans, I. 4i1125M IT,
1InPIDte,i untNtt .tSflI tJnhn Ihloh1 70 u,
, 1880-04-06
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wore tho receipts md shipments
Of tho lcadlng articles Of produce In this city
during tho forty eight hDtlts ondng at o'clock
Mondny morning, anl tho corresponding time
inst ycnr:
, 1880-04-06
NEW YORK.
9psftdi Dtspateh to 1Ns Chicago TtttuHx.

1PFttAt AAp0tGN ~ 4nS IHtEARV ASIVuHAs
NEW YDAk, April h-GMAlI-XhnAt-Ylnter
dealings 10 . mor0 liberal axKEoxA+e, ch!ahy In tho
option iins NJ unsettled p1tecs. No, rcd and No.
white iuet with more urgent Inquiry for early de-
livery. anl through scarcity ruled quito strong up
dear tho close ~ further advance Of l0lyka weak
ened IN: the Ate4t TRANSACTIONS about jSatc.
, 1880-04-06

LoUIavILLz, April k-CuTToA-Qulf At 1f3&e
FLouN-Quiot xnd unchanged,
QlAIT-Whsst steady II tl.l11LlA Corn quiett Nc.
whites D3EHat do mi1od, s0o, Gals qulst1 No. Z
uhito a1<o, do mlxad. S7ka Nys dut No. J, s3osso.
uAx-ate&dy At t15.00t1
FAovIaIoSa-HoEk quiet At &L6Q Lard ttasdya
, 1880-04-06


Tnals oi ryo. I.tl1t nnt Ut bnEisy, taEI By rail-.
There Will ho no ihuGttng Of tho Isnaru ot
Tratlo to-'!ny; tho meMlsers will intend to elcc-
ton matters lnstOal Of commercial affairs,
Tho lenAlny pr0'luco iuarkrts tnarAots wero
generally Vu'et yesterday, espuonlly provisions,
but mostly flrnhoE. Tho announcement that TO
business viii h0 lono to-day Eoe.ned to take
away tho dcsirc tn traslc IN hog product ycster-
day, slightly varying tho oil r.llo, "after ono
halliday W. want another" There was fulr do.
MAUD for wheat, though Lonlon WIS tower;. the
curly tcleKraus from Now Y0rk n0tu,i strength
thcro* which VIA NIT tUntlrlncd by Subsequent
advices, and then 0hr tnarkot fell l,ack. There
"as also hettor demand for othpr xrAiu, chiefly
In sympathy With wloAt. The piy outward
1novonhnt 0f corn was regarded by so,na ~
u reason Tor weaktless Oh tho aouboard
which would dcprvss prlccs hero. Tho Mt
crsio0n feeling VIVA rather weak all round.
Nt4ss pork cloaah 10o lower. ut St0,SODll5o for
sellor Mny, aud fsA0s,iDlNa fur June Lard
c,nsotl sasler, At f1.u17tF1t for seller May aud
9T1.h17.l6 for Juno. Short r!bd clostxt at 1910
for huy. spring whcns closotl about 10 higher,
at $l.l?4t for April and Sl.l1N for May. Corn
closed ,io higher, at &c for April and aAo for
May, Oats closed t0lQ higher, ut a1o spot and
, 1880-04-06

CINCINNATI. O., Apr. A-Corroa-weAk At ma
FLuuh-t'rnast family, sato, fnucy, tAs60dM
0AAlH-Wheat dull md nouinAI1 ltght offerings n
sl4l Corn In fair demand It dc. Oats quiet A$ no
lsyn dull At 6o Barley hEm, With talF demAad{
exaEn fall, 89.Na. .. n
pnoylsIoSs-rotk-Malket sAsier At tlo1o01l1&,
Bulk meats qu!et but arm, st HAm M6a sdTn Bacon
BLta1y+ with ynlr demand ut 6c 1}&C, Tho
MMl6kY-la fair demand ri sl.M
huTTxM-Ea4tafi choice Western RsscIye, &&S4ut
choice Cdntsni Ohio, A74c. :;
LtAa&ED ou-1teAdy 1t Ao,
, 1880-04-06
stooks Feverish, under Determined
Efforts to Break the Market.
Elevated Railroads as nemorallzers-
Money Working Enslor.
foroign Exchange Advancing Towards the
Gold Export Point.
III Producs Markets Stronger Early, but Closed
. Tamo and Easler,
Provisions Very Quiet-drain Moderately
Active.
TINANCLAL.


FINANC CIAL.
s... ...' -.
BLOCKS were leFcfian ma transact1oHs "efo
ilmlteti' Iho clpratea fnltFoaaa NFc stii eAeft-
Ing thdtr baicful influence us uetnornlaefs OF
the markot- But Tor tho na.i break III thcm tho
general Lowell Of prices would be higher to-tay.
!. All tho "potnsa' ationt nro OF II dlscolifngi1S
naturc,-pretty good cvlaenco tnat fne icndinH
operators do not wish to sell Stocks but want 10
buy either to I'LL III for short sa'cs or to sccslro
s1tpply for tho next boom. Tho money market
ts working moro comfortably. It has INT ut my
timo been d!illotllt Tor good borrowers Wlth
good collatefn!s 70 Krt foanh at tho icRal rate.
Evory resourco VI man'palatlon ms henn used
to tHkc advantage ot tho April settlements In
order to sluccze tho sinai!pr operators. Ono
leading operator n'one' whn mas mpoft1nt ohnK
influence at his command. has kept up tho
pressure on something over ss,W,0oo Of loans,
demanding commission on each; this Commits
sion he WIS nble to keep Mt u nor day until the
end Of last week. In Chicago, tho symptoms are
Tint wo shall soon bo sending cnrrcllcy back to
Now York, mud tho pApcrs OF that city report
receipts of currency frnrn tho West nnd South.
Tho loan market IN working moro custEy In Ph''-
adclph'R aud Boston. aH well as Chicngo and
Now York, and, II this tendency continues, 1t
will have strong Influence on the stock nAr-
kot-
Leading houses were solltng stocks ostenta-
termincd an,l has fafch strong backing that It
has changed tho complexion Of some who hnvo
ti.l now been strong bulls. Jay Gould is sntd to
bo short Of varied assortment Of 8cclIritcat
Including Michigan Contrn, md Eric, md to bo
vary long Of Now York Central. This must ho
roooncIlod with tho eQunliy positive statement
thnt tho recent risa iii Now York Central wns
engineered To sell stock, ami, thnt tho Syndicate
hnvo nbout nil sold out. Wabnsl, was quiet nnt
lower, pending tho result Of tho election for
President, which takos place this week. Tho
probabilities now aro that Mr.. Scion
uumproys will bo chosen In Mr.. Fields
plncc, n,d that Mr.. A. L. Hopkins Will
bo mns!e Vtce-prcsIdont- Manhattan wont from
Blh to aoA, closing ut ess. The drop wns cn,se.,
BY r,,nors thtat !, suit for damages to propertv
had boon decided ndvorsely to tho cievntcd
eIo.jrr ot az. Nn,v yorl, Ec,ntr, ,yoo crr,rnra'
lively stondy, iluc.untng between 1l4.s md ll3A,
closing at Iii. It Ia sal BY tho Jour,,al Of Com
<,crte TINT Mt meeting Of tho Manhattan d.
rectors on Friday m nttcn,rt was 1antlo to re-
t,ucc tho dtvldent,s Of l,oth ronds tn R NOR cont
, 1880-04-06

5lIi1'Ai EHTH.

Tho following grain was inspected Into storo
In thIa city yesterdny morning: 3 cara red Win.
fcr wheat, car mixcd+ e cars M. 2 spring, II
cars No. tto cara rejected, q ours no gruto Us
whcat>; 100 oars M. cor1.. 10 cars hIRh mtxo.],
II car8 now mixotl, Tcars rejected tlG4 corn); 1a
ears whtto outs, s cars No. = mixed, d cars rc-
tceted Gu onts,; 2 cars No. ryn,3 ours extra No.
3barlcy, car feed tlo Total. :at cnrs, or
hi. Inspected nut: l2tals bu whcat, 7s,4Es bu
corn, 6So3 bu outs 3,oil Ut, ryo 0,675 b,, barley
The shipments frum thln city by tho yarIous
routca Tor tho week onlng April D wero as fol.
lows;
, 1880-04-06

CATTLE GALES.

lIO9S-1tbccIvcd during sundny md Monday. 1884;
ssmo tine ast week lial1; n!l1cnl Ias. wook "
ut tic onanlnR l!nJqFs TO work nnrly ma hetors
10 nta9r ta9 go " o5 @ r. Hxs @ eE"'f1 nc sSsS q
and sh'ppnE !ns i! MT snIa ~ The aavnlce ruling
demand fol! ntf ind tic market hnlstle WoAk Nnlos
w0ro at $lhaf4.a5 for akips tn nKtEn Philadelphia
nuh 4:af2j If Yhth hnnrv. '''>''
, 1880-04-06
TOLEDO,

TotEpo. O.. April ik-lnA1S-whoa steady, amber
Michigan. slss No. red wsntoF, spot, tl2sHi April
gl2gll May, ti.2ft June. ttsk, July sl0s5{t West-
amber, sl24, No. ambsr Illinois, st!25A. Cora
atepdy, Mixed tO4c, No. spot 8}6ci Juno, oI
Mo- swhlto, 20, rejoctsd a3{o Oats duh Ind pom&<
nal. .-.l7, .,.--
El.ov1H.AEEt-Ftrmt mammoth, 9t00i prime, N4
ClUsedl Wheat w1aki No. tot wtntsr, April! u zaHt
May, 1lIsH; Juno. Hal M rcd WkbnAh 4LtT, Corn
Market dulll No. sN,t a5Ao, Nay, al
auDbu. .--7' -
BIlpanxEs-Wheak q, 600 but corn. lal 100 but oats.
lM ou. -
, 1880-04-06

FIRST NATIONAL BANK or CHICAGO
HAS FOR SALE
sln0ooD PEI, CENT DoNDs,
ISSUED liz TOWN OF WEST CHICAGO,
At ln and intofcst,
In addition to general lluu Of other secnrttitA
Dist Columbia 3.Gs ionds EuarAntecl by u. i. Coy
ernuet1t fur sHr III,
, 1880-04-06
IlQST0G.

gosrox. April 5.-rtoun-Dull, Western nupernnes
t,.6Ha 4.75; common oxtrus. tAo1951D, Wlscohsn
trna, f5u88A75, Minnesota do. &d0o9Z75, wtntor
whGats, Ohio and Michigan. @u19AHls Illinois and
Indiana, tdOoaA75; IT. Louls td~611L.s sprlng and
Wlntor patents. fd7taS.s5.
0nAlN-Cotn In fnlr domandl nl1ad and yellow,
DaBi,tc. Ohta dull, with moderate dembndt No.
and extsn whte 4S03lci No. whI1e t5ot No, white
and mix xcd, 419e4tc. 1.-Two, nc.
DltTr&it-ChOico oraan.urles, M9Ici ladlo.pAcked,
a5sl:1o, -
EG0s-Wostern fresh, tiEsttkc
Anti bu., =.
HnirMxNrs-yluur, Sos h1ls, corn, Il, ,00bu.
, 1880-04-06

CHARLES HENNOT1M
I'M WaehluRton-st
On hnnd Eocd assortment Of
WEST ElfICAtD b fElt CENT lloNDS,
Chicago, Milwaukee st. fsnul I por cent first mort
Enga l1Hd*.
District Of Columbia a6s Hands, Guaranteed by U. g.
stocks bought on Nnw York. San francisco, and
Chicago blOck and Mining HUnrus.
, 1880-04-06

UAc fnr May, ltyG was tIc higher. Mt COO cnafa
and 08hc for April. Hnrluy closed higher, at ito
for No. ? and Coo for May, extra D. 1toRr wpru
firm car!y. but closed easy, Mt $&nl1e4.E5 for
light and at &4.HhdbL75 for heavy. Cattlo wcro
innctiyo md wenl. With satcs at $2.aDlDf.m
Tho dry-Rs,ods trndu continues to display a
satisfactory degree OF activity, md tho mnr-
kct apparently Is M firm rs at my previous
period. Thcro was a fnir inovoment In
atnplo md fhnoy groceries, nnd must lines
wcro quoted firm. Coffecs rclnnn under
neglect, and nrc mt held with mitch show
Of confidence. In tho Arlctl-fr,lt muirket II
Ac fccllne In pruncs was tho only chnngo
1lntcd. Fiah were quiet nntf Rtcair. Tho buttor
and tliccao lnarkols wcrn quiet and unchanged.
Nuttiny now was developed IN tho bngging,
lenther, tobacco. md conf markets. There wns
not mitch activity In the oil tr,,,lc, and larl md
turpontiHc wero quoted lower. Tho inter
dropped or 10 44o. rlg irnn mot with only
ltRht demand. Prices wnro agatn reported casy.
THO lnnltor tnRrkct WINS nMtcrntely nctlye.
Yard prices frrexilnr bit It Is claimed they
hro not shaded 80 much rs uat1nl Mt tho opening
Of now season. Tho receipts Mt tho sn1e docks
wore smnll. There s0cms tn be little tc1nnnd
for cargucs. Tho wool innrkct VIVA quiet mil
stcady. Western mills arc being supplied. ami
thoy will probably take MI the stock here before
nnw wuo1s como forward. Seeds wcro stctdlcr,
the leading ktnds-timothy nnl clnynr-bctnR
moro netivc. Hay wns tlrHt, being III goptl re-
quest, Hides wero stcAdy. Green fruits wero
selling In small lots to tho city and country
tFade at previous prices. Poultry was iir1n, and
eggs ruled higher.
Lnko fre!Rhts woro 1utctnnh unchanged. Two
engagements wore reported for Oats-S5 600 btl.
Tho rnte for corn wills nominal At &c, md tho
rato on cargo Of oAta WINS 4isc TO Buffalo:
Hall frcighta were etently at i,o per 100 lbs on
grain md i6o OF provisDnB 10 Now York.
Through fraf9hts to Liverpool ,sero 100 on me,ta
, 1880-04-06

ldhtc,i, u ~ &t1a Cnnaolldnted Faelnc l vt tan1,
ChlcnEo silver GIN aD mt M: 100 nt Is, ehrnnns
dphh Ehtnn1nn, 40 Al tSt Ghennndonh pFoforrcd, lU
At fl71, l90 kt E1;h - "
, 1880-04-06
HOST0N.
Gpetd1 Dispaffh tn Ths Chftano Tribute

SPECIAL U9p1tfh IN Ihe ChttdF0 Tribute
noaTON, April 6.-Tllo stock lnnrkct to-tlny
Wns rnt!lDr under tho Bl,ntlow 1T tho uo,py ur-
kot, and pricCs werO Gontrally lnwcr. Il, r7,ii-
rt'ad sttrcA Arllsnt tlctlit,ut ~, ii III; CHI
c!lgo, Clinton. dubuque & btinileBt,tn tleanel
Il, D III; Cfnulnnnlt,. HAnd,sky & Cleveland ID
Y y; Summit lsranei1 ~, tn rs; Fort Scott s
MA; unlon Lasi!io y. To niA: ,l'u!liann i, 10
ilI; Fort bcott 4 Gull profOrrcd advanced ~,
ln bonds Pueblo l. Arkunsas Valley n.,vnpce,
u, Union l'nei!tu Ia declined !k, Ut. JDo & EnUtl-
~ lalit1N T. ChisMg, burlington & Quincy u
": Ilttlo lsnGk & i'ort snitll "a ntlvanrHil *,
Union !Mclt!o ia i; IscpubtIcln Valley, ". D.,
ln mining shares prlccs felt on quite u,ate-
flA!ly III Eolnn !Hstanc1s lRfng ntrectesi by tho
!nwer Prito Of copper ia well ~ by tho Cosu1pSs
0i n!al,9y. brunswick antilmony advanced frnni
retetlHl 10 1t.
ln !And stucks, Wnter.P .Powor declined Il; Hos.
ton Lanl advanced l-l6. ~
FOhEI0N,
LONDON, April b.-Consols, OS E-1o; account,
06ss. ''
American sccurItIcs-Now 5s, l0sh, 4Ns.
ltli; as, llkN; !!ll1luia tsntF4,l, III; ienpsyi.
xnill,t CeMtrAt ely; Brio. 411s; seconds, bi;
The amount or b,,lllnu withdrawn from tho
Ml < "- @'
pAR1s, April 5,-Iscntcs, B3f nc,
, 1880-04-06

Several Of the local dcAara repor
m ndrnnco In price ut sl0n1 pcr ton. They Say ~
worry cnreful Of tho cuuntEJ cast and west na
revealed a Bh0rtnGo In tho crop OF bEoom.corn
nmnitntinr In fuilY Am tnna ~
, 1880-04-06

rlskch ita dca allItalui,."
Elrst and sJcnEd cahF, and Jtnch....,,+ 4aOQ
I!rst utd sscond clear lH4s1h tuch....r"., <!m
!'hiFL clcAE lu.. 3ul
First mud second clear rough, tnch......... tlgl
Third clear An.. 3hu
E,rst snd aeo5nd clear dFoassd siding. ...,... 1910
Common dsUatu1 sdinR. AD1!1Ml
FlhDfihK, RGcllnA c0MHinn dressed. .,.,,.,,, AliN
Lux bnastis, lInch upwards. MfnaWin
stIck blnrGs, i1@ u lncaI, I4.E|
ktuck baar1A 1As?1 Inch, h,.+.....,...... AAkstlM
{; stack bnftlx, Hh4 " I'll ukA
keHrlnE, nrsk GUILTY. 141Qtl30
iSnsn baat1i l4ssS
tuuluIun bUarlis, No. Ruk4ls!O
l1lHipnxtHN stun. .......,......,.....,,, ll.akt1N
n!lnsnsion stnff ats1 1feet..."....,.,+.".. t1Q3aM
!'tckstA rough and solact ct................,. ltuJ
l.ath.:. I'll
AhlnRl1s, standard. nEa.........,..............,. LIN
6hnglas, ctlic0. 40
WlA-tnrsi 1tl r1hAlna weak, mad No drop outAl0
9u0tAtlons, There NAsa further decline ~ lNrppn.
tlAo ttr being tue Mntee!.pflco yesterday No other
tttee- changes WeFH tlntGd: -
t'arbnn. t1lnals Legal, ltQ dextGus teat.,... i'll
GhFbun+ headlight. lst drEFuHa t12t...,..., In
tsIalho 4
!Atl, b4TH q
i.Aft. No. .S..','.tss.''-..i...-.t........ A
i-Afu. Ao %
1'!a4te!s nv
l4!HSeeH ooaeo,...ts III
Whale. winter bieachsd .............,...,.s
SeAtsfoot ul1. strictly nura..,.,....,...... Is
Nnatstoot OH e4tIn. n...s..........s...+. a.
EGatAf1ot 0lls No. l.....,..+................ u
oAhA 9AtsHs',sU's' 's'ss.tstt'.'.+ss...ssts.s.Is
, 1880-04-06


LuMhElt1lhs rein!l ttadA was fa!f. l1!cos ata II.
rDxtAr NaW lumber will sDn bu coming freely, Rijd
ilots VII! 10 noFo moving ~ yara ths .EapI thnn
AHuhl. These. With the fact that trnln fnf hAs ntt
bucI. quite ap aka Tho lunskst rntor
Mcak catHn o iilch Al,d Wo.!neh wna Al t!a ducks
,Mtfv tamhts,aan saTs " !hs las,cr2r m the Gh:
ts expected cut III tia valley has been bankud, and
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-04-17
TELEGRAPnIC ITEMS.

1t is reported on good anthority that
the Cosmopolitan Hotel, San Francisco,
has been sold by Senator Sharon to- H.
S. Croker L Co., for sum not named.
The Latham property ON market street,
between First and Second streets, 50xl6O
feet, has also changed hands, Adolph
Sutro being the purchaser, and $l02, 600
is reported to be the consideration.
The Philips lot, ON the corner of Market
and Sixth streets, has also been bought
by Mr.. Sutro for $500
The New York Sun comments as fol-
lows on the Iowa and kentucky con-
ventions StaIwart Iowa, whose Re-
publican nmjorities are on as big scale
as her other crops, sends solid Blaine
delegation to Chicago. That is her
answer to the third termers and their
twaddle about a strong government. In
Kentucky, on the other hand, where
Republicans are as scarce as whisky is
plenty, the Republican Convention has
bee, successfully packed for Grant.
Secretary Evarts has telegraphed to
Mr.. Swift, the California member Of
the Chinese Commission, requesting
him to come to Washington at once to
consult about his mission, to learn the
views Of the Administration and receive
his instructions.
Thomas Allen, President of the Iron
Mountain Railroad, spent an evening
with Tilden recently. Sammy said he
should make no extraordinary effort to
secure the Democratic nomination, but
quietly await the turn of events. He is
deeply engrossed in railroads,
The Springfield (Mass.) Republican
has the best authority for stating that
Edmunds has not withdrawn from the
field, and will not shrink from any re-
sponsibility.
Speaker Randall has written to prom
inent Democratic politicians in Penn
sylvania opposing the unit rule in the
forthcoming State Convention.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-04-17
Harl. vegetable sicifian nair Re-

Halls Vegetable sicifian nair Re-
newer is scientific combination OF
some of the most powerful restorative
agents in the vegetable kingdom. 1t
restores gray hair to- its original color:
It makes the scalp white and clean; 1t
cures dandruff and humors and falling
o,,s of the hair. E furnishes the nutrl-
tive principle by which the hair IS nour-
ished and supported. 1t makes the
hair moist soft and glossy, and is I'M
surpassed as hair dressing 1t is the
most economical preparation ever OF
fered tothe public, as it's effects remain
a long lime, making only an occasional
application necessary 1t IS recom.
mendel and used by eminent MEDICAL
men. and officially Endorsed by the
State Assayer OF Massachusetts. The
ropuarity of HALB's RENEwER has in
creased with the test of many years,
botl in this country and IN foreign
lants, and it is now known and used IN
all .he civilized countries in tire world
Tvs
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-04-17

General Grant was but lately our citizens g5lsst,
md he can not complain, for they gave MIN
their best,
lie stopped free at '"Fhe Palace" rode for
dead" Gu the cars,
And I'm told, ne smoked gratis the finest cigars
While taking in Battery street, one fine night,
He wishing to smoke, was hard up for light;
When a glorious sight on his optics did burst,
For, behold he met Emperor Norton the First.
Now, of Emperors Grant really knows whole
batch,
So he simply said: emperor, give us match!'
But his Majesty had none, 30 he said: las a
shift, -..-...f .a5.st i. &.
General, step ON my shoulder, I'll give you a
Lift"
Tais tbe General considered as good common
Il seKrSe,
So he lit his cigar at the city's expense;
Inen stepped down and sahl: even an Era
peror, ! see,
Will sometimes get struck By real Good Idea
Cigar-best BIT CIGAR in town at the FASHION
SAMPLE ROOM.
mta-1m FRANK FELLOWS.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-04-17

The Republican primaries in Storey
county resulted in the election of dele
gates 20 Austin pledged to vote fo~ q
Blaine delegation to the National Con-
vention. Two tickets were in the field,
one for Blaine, and the other anpledged-
or Grant. To-day the primaries are
being held in Washoe county There
are two tickets in the field, one headed
by Senator Powning for Blaine, ana
the other headed by U. s. District At
torney Varian for Grant,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-04-17

ANTI-CHINESE LEGISLATIGN,

The California Legislature passed a
b,ll, which has beea approved by the
Governor, empowering the trustees or
other legislative authority of any incor-
porated city or county, to pass and en-
force, any and all acts necessary to
cause the removal without the limits of
such cities and towns, or city and
county, of any Chinese, now within or
hereafter to come within such limits.
The Act provides, hswever, that the
authorities may set apart certain pre-.
scribed portions of the limits of such
cities or towns, or city and county, for
the location therein of such Chinese.
If Congress were as hostile. to Chi.
nose as the California Legislature.
Hayes would be kept busy vetoing
anti Chinese bills, As it is, the Cali
fornia Legislature only make work for
the United States Circuit Court, which
declares all Acts .hostile,to the Chinese
at variance with the Burlingame treaty..
which accords them all the rights and
privileges Of subjects of the most IA
vosed nations, and therefore null and
void
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-04-17

A new shipment of groceries just re-
eeived by c. CHENowETHr at his cash
store, where his customers may now
purchase seven pounds of brown or six
pounds of white sugar for one dollar,
with the satisfaction Of knowing that
he has no Anticipated goods, shopworn
OF defunct, to bring to the front and
shove under their noses to excite their
pity to buy them in return for the favor
Of selling his sugar on so small mar
GIN. mh30-tf
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SPECIAL L)5ALS


At the request Of everal ladics and
gentlemen Of Winnsmucca Professor
Aston will give grand concert. and a
lecture on "Modern Spiritualism for
the benefit of ali cllsses, On Saturday
night. at Oriental Hall. Admission
free. The entertainment will COM
menoe at 81. M. shap- aprl5~3t
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-04-17

I have secured the agency for Fred
ericksburg Beer in this town, and this
beverage, which exhilarates but does
not intoxicate, is always on tap at the
Brewery Saloon, opposite the Court
house.
ap7-tf HENRY BUSCH.