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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-04
MARK ETs BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN.

FUKFIUN.
LIVERPOOL, june 3. - Noon - Cotton quiet
middlng uplands, 6's; Orleans, ills;
receipts, 1, 100; American, 2,A0; sales, 7, 200;
speculation and export, 900; uplands low
m ddling classllcations for June delivery,
& sic; June and July, 9-l6; July AVID
August, 9-l6; August and September,
6 1919; September and Octo,. =,
October and November, Ga; November and
December, 6 5-32@p3-l6; January ana reDruary,
-; futures dull.
middlng uplands, So; good ordinary uplands,
8 5-S2; ordinary uplands 7-lG; futures very
dull
300 p m--Sales of American, 1850 bales
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-04

NEWS FROM o,s NEAR NEIGHBoRs,
7ry-s-
what Paris g Done for the Savoy
Sufferers j. FOrger Named Is. j.
Hamlet ''Does" Several Towns
Northeast Tcxas-Marr
Mt COrsicana Politics mt
Austin - Etc, Etc.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-04
GALV


KANSAS CITY, june 3. - Wheat - No. spot
l co; No > spot, S6Iic
Bacon-Clear, 10. rib and long, 6 80.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-17

the courage and action Of Names patri.
otic sons; have by methods vicious In
principle and tyrannical in practice, at
tached partisan legislation to appropria-
tion bills; have crushed the rights OF indi-
yiduals, and vindicated the principles and
sough, the favor Of rebellion against the
nation. and have endeavored to obliterate
the sacred memories OF the war and to
overcome its inestimsble good results
freedom and individual equality. We
affirm Il to be the duty and purpose Of the
Republican party to use all the legitimate
means Of this Union to secure the perfect
harmony which may be practicable. and
we submit to the practical. sensible people
Of the United States to say whether 1t
would not be dangerous to the best inter-
ests Of our country at this time to surren-
der the administration Of the National
Government to . party which seeks to
overthrow the existing policy under which
we are 80 prosperous. and thus bring de-
struction and confusion where there 10
now order. confidence and hope.
Ninth-Ths Republican party. adhering
to the principles affirmed by Its last Ma
tional Convention Of respect for the con-
stitutional rules governing appointments
to Office, adopts the declaration Of Presi.
dent Hayes, that the reform Of the civil
service should be thorough. radical and
complete. To this end It demands the
cooperation Of the Legislative with tho
Executive Departments Of the Govern.
ment, and that Congress shall 30 legislate
that fitness, ascertained by the proper
tests, shall admit to the public
service. s.lla ..4Ly jy3l II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-17
For Mechanical Purposes.

During the first summer after tho
.AIains law" took effect haying came
on. and the usual accession in the force
of farm hands came with it. But the
work went on slowly. There was no
spirit in it-none at least OF that kind
OF spirit which the men are accustomed
10. The sale OF rum was limited to
town agents. and they were permitted
10 sell only for medical and mechanical
purposes. After u days dissatisfied
watching OF the work "Uncls Dan"
said: "Hitch up the horse. William.
and take a couple OF jugs down to
the town agency and get three
gallons of rum. II Deacon Stillwell
asks you what It's for tell him IT'S Tor
mechanical purposes. y" The nephew
did as hs was bid. and when he came
to the agency and boldly asked the agent,
a s,ern-iacsd Baptist deacon. Tor the
rum, the deacon looked at him over his
spectacles aud asked him who and what
IL was for. "It's for Uncle Daniel and
mechanical purposes" said the young
man. The deacon quietly took the jugs,
slowly Allied them and brought them out
10 the wagon. As he was putting the
second one In he said to the waiting
messenger: who's your uncle got to
do his haying this Year," The Ellises.
was the response. "well." said the
deacon, NJ be showed the jugs under the
seat. "you tell him he'll need more
rum."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-17
PAY UPI

ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO NE ARE
a hsrsby notifsdp tbsl unless they seitle
thsir accounts before the 10Th Of AUGUST
next, I shall then taks stsps 70 eompsl, pay.
A. CkHEN,
stors usxt do,s to the Bank Of Gold Hili.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-17

The following document was drawn
up by q lawyer at Joliet. Illinois, and
signed BY the husband. Received from
$40. in consideration OF which
hereby rspounce all right and title to
NV lawful wife. and from this day
hencsiorth she is the charge OF the said
-, and iorieits all claim on me Tor
support"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-17
support,

"Are you fond Of 'Hosg's Tslesr
said q rather verdant lady to q shepherd.
"Yes, like 'em roated with salt on
'em." )" was the response. "No. 1 mean
have you read Hogs Tslssf" "No,
said the pumpkin. 'our hogs are all
white or black-I don't think there il .
red one among en-"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-17

The number Of ons-armsd young men
seen driving out with young ladies' these
summer evenings is truly appalling.
An old soldier at our elbow says that
one arm il invariably Lost during an en-
gagement.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-17

He was informed that q lady had
called to see him in his absence. "a
lady," be mused aloud. "a ladyf" Upon
accurate description. he suddenly bright
eped up and added. "oh. dot vas no
lady. dot vas my wife,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-17
REcisT RATION.

HrorroR Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT TIE
IN Books Of Registration tor tns gsnsrn
election 70 be held on the ID d.y Of Novsmoel.
A. D. 1850, are now open daily from ~ ,sloc.
:, 80. To. iIs Main street, Gold Hill. Nevada.
%Nssu.sIised % citizens VIII b required to pro-
ducs their paper. at the tins they present
thsrnssives for registration.
J. p. FLANNINGHAH,
E1SeiS SI R,s. nss,, 1ssn ss ssSrss ~ &S'a''' S''
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-17
TOWN ORDINANCES.
ORDINANCE NO 1903.

An ORDINANCE to FIX and Collect
= License Tax Upon Certain
Trades aud Business within tho
Corporate Limits OF she Town Of
Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-17
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.

THK BOARD OF EQUALIZATION or THE
1 Town Of Gold Hill have raised the sssess.
ment on the following. described property b.
longing 10 the parties indicated:
Convell w. O.-Lott 4, Block s, Range D;
possessory claim. tl2s; improvements,
conw.ii W. O. Lot 10. Block 5. Range
O; possessory claim. 70
Emmett 0eorRe-Lots and 4, Block 4;
Range ID; possessory claim, el0O; I'm.
sascc. ' r..... 9.7Oo
Emmett 0eorge-I.ots ., 3 and 10. Block
9. Range Q; posssssory claim $50; I'm.
Ford II. / p. blot 50. Bloch q; Range
ID: iuprovements.......... 1900. <OO
imprOveinenis. .............. 1000
Franksnheimer II. Lot /. Block 8,
Range u; possessory claim. 500; im.
proyements, SI5O.......... ...... -. sco
Frankel l.. B.-Personal property....... 800
Gibson W. d. C.-Lot 10. Block 2. Range
D; possessory claim. $500: improve
ments, $40. S2o
Grant Il W -Psrsonsl property. y.......... 1000
Hall W. N. d Co.-Loi Q. Block 8. Range
y; possss.ory claim, $3.50; improve: -.
nients, $i250j personal property. 5000 1850
Hall ]. U.-Lot !. Block 8. Range d; poe.
James Chris.-Personai propsrty........ 800
Jones Jno. Jr.-Posssssory claim, $50;
improvements $500. ............... ss0
Maynard u. G.ILot 2: Block !. Range b
possessory claim. S7s; improvements
$780,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 200
Masonic Hall Associstion-Lot Is; Block
8, Range O; improvements. ............ 2.200
Mercer hichard-Lot 10. Block 8, Range
M.Tcss @ SG'RIas RsSsrd Lots is. ii and as II"
Block I, Range O; possersory claim. 500
Reynolds q co-Lot ., Block 3, hangs d;
possessory claim. lou
Mirkosits A.-Lot II, Block 2, Range
D; possessory claim. ....:......: 100
hasto JN.-Lot s, Block 8. Range q;
possessory claim. im.........".......... IN
MuGurn T. R.-Persopsl property. 1000
smith d. H.-Lot 10, Block .. Range d;
Improvements. Observation-Disclosures. 80
Smith B. H.-Lot IS, Block Q. Range O;
improvements. nu.................. ...... oU
G. c. .Btsyenion-Lo Q. Block s. Range
Tobener dhM. Lot ii, Block {. Range
Q; posses.ory claim. $50; improve.
ments. Slyo.. ........................ 100
Tyrrell A. J.-Lot 80. Block ], Range o;
poseessory claim. $2oo; improvements. 49,.
&lOOO. ................ l,xU
Alta Mining Company y-Improvemsnts. lu.00O
Atlas Nnl-Improvements. ............. 1000
Baltimore Con. Mining compsny-Im.
p.IeS.s SeS,s.' Minips comp:ny.Ici: 80 and ~
20. Block !, Range !; improvements... 1000
improvements. ....................... 1900
Bullion Mining Company - Possessory
claim, 500: improvements, io.0oo.... lo,70o
Bullion acknowledgements. io,too
proysments. ........... 1900
1 msna..."........................... 49,. @ 80. . 5000
Succor Mine. George Kmuett-lmprove-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-17
THE EVENING NEWS
Published every day Sundays excepted,
BY THE NEWS runLIsHISe co.
TEAMS

q Entered a. the Gold Hill pOstOfice
As second-elAss matter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-17
LSsOUNCEMESfS.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
q. n. CAR RICK

PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-17

Three A0utns. .s.s. 80. .....sss's'. - w
(Postass pre-taid)
ps,ivsred In Gold Hill, Virginia, Silver City
Osrson. Dayton, Sutro. stc., q
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-17
OR. 4. CHAPMAN.
suRoEoM.p EhT.isT'

raRox NuyApA oIrY. oALif0R,
= ia Psrmansnty ioostsd q vifT srSnfT
uuis Oty. Onios. 80 SOUTH 81 n
Sstisfaetion guarantsed-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-17
RATES OF onARogs.

eV Invalids, a. we'll ~ business men or
antilles, seeking recreation and pleasure. VIII
nd this the very plsco. 20
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-17

HBuys and rslls Exchange and Tslsgraphio
Transfers. Issues Commercial and TravslsrS
Credits. This bank has special facilities for
dealing In bullion. tn
, 1880-03-19

T. etoiee @ SIDES; shipments to-day ~ live .na ~
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Atao, .shesp a.rncr md
E1Na7tl: rnh!lllg hfnts4 t'2faA5li tr~ssa5 snasp
G!5 ahlpmenta. 1a0 live and s0O crrcas.nt dp to
sales VI live hoNa At $tfJa3.LU. ''@'eFI Hlth
at. LOUIS.
sr. f,ot,fH. athrch hIa-CATrLE-foynr sna ..t
tair HipPys ~ grades ecng export stecrs,1 XIX s9
$lUR@N streker1 mid feetln1r, k2SHsts1. " medium,
elcers, ~; Taxhna and Indians Ii 7bas Il.
ec!pte. 2Nn Nnshl1sncnts 7gA ~
SilREr-:scltcd and higher. Sales tn avst,., :.
iod " !lG asgrnsn. Essasai, y to VI averaps EIzy
moscs. A4sal. nj rod packing. tadszt NJ. na h 9..
e 1a%nsy s@eas@ hecdlp@. dioo hsad' saipmassee e
KANAAs CITY,
areetdt ptsraseh to Tee Chicago 1+tbpn.
<,kASaARCfrY, Mn, iiarch 1s.-UATrLs-Thr Dot,
sSctsrs SGs 2 IA d1 1.sdan. mnt!s ashre' ns!s saIn
a3ht C0loEndo. f!.GtA3GD! '"Ixhs. e1.E..s '@&'4
llou*-.ltecolPts paet wsek qua; xhiin,on,s lin
and mxed packing <slm. "@A' EpIha
CINCINNATI.
Iii fia s Ma5f ; paasina aaaSsMina!oaassGaa,%%on
A6adA.7a, receipts Lint shipinants, TO- '"cnsr'.
INDIANAPOLIS.
1EDIAHAroLts, March 1s-IIOus-Stnadv ., - ,,o
Aoo; receipts, 4,atj! shipments t.A14 - N1a~
, 1880-03-19
REAL ESTATE.
Tho following Instruments were n1cd for rec
nnl Thura8tnY, March IL:

Tho following Instruments were illcI for reo-
ord Thursday, March IL:
sou,h Waits, A. stry ~ y rHSEE'T5; syn;srb r
;s IT, NsSSsg K sis Il ;i.;s 81 i n iss;s ss;sSSS
IL s:Svs sis Ts sts Si}' ;s.;S:: S:sis$
:,: sts ;s;sis;;i ss;sss. i
FssiSsh stfas:!'s%! :;;,;::..:;:.%:;H;;,;;;:. ESQ
NIGH Ss4sh IL Is 5osa b'sasa II ~ l. nj:
tcan;'os & + seSssis9 e Fh'iIp 3Hss PfsSs
's$'s !;s;;S ss;:S e. i; S:i;;sfsS; i R
$!s ;t i iii &;;ss: 4 xsss;s
o;sSs i; sS Sais ;S Vs8s.$s Il & a;sas
:;$ Ss;si i Ell; i S:si:SS i 1s i:
T HIS; is;i Il; $fSs; sJsE3
wc:i ii; lis i; q sSaii iss;s TO
ds"o x eRSy. sasSy e ,'hss ss'S sFS
w '!s!s sssa asres Ct esa" s;on ssses s Is
rsi'S2 i s G!,;sf;SiS II: Y: S;i;|att: ~
sSif ,!
"$'!s! 81 &s;s Il {: ss;s
cs;s \: s$i ii;s.;;Sa: l. si:4 + .isiSi
xS:;%{A Il; ;,sS u iI i;s ~
AcrlstrnnR 10 lsernntd nnnrl.......... lGM
Fifh A.. Il H. I'm r. n Of t9K A. 25xl@ r. dnssd
VA . iy;% ~ Il a i, i. t m -.
Btaie. 1t, u Il u Hubbard eourt ! I, ao1itf,h
n stated tS!nrch IL tEAtf!arlno houndeckee to =, ~
,,M,:sa ,Rt1sn nn,sk A. Il; Il II Him, ao
sIiSfs aa,Sa March 10 tw. {. Ef1ans @ q Il: w
can.pS ~, iii Il II RsHtccnih st a;.l23 Wv
4. dated March II {1ustphene Frisch " John
sss Sactsan ii, j /; WI itUotra s;.nf.
StI! Ssxln =, 6ate1 Masoh Ii tJa'nos coo!ey to
wi, va1 iiSr nnssss' Il " Il q Western ~, K a:is IN
IT. dated atarch IL a. larst to +. Kr1.s1}.... CD
MONTH or CRY ttyfTs WITHIN 4 RADIUS oF skvxN
NILES or TIE CDuNr-IEUU4x.
FrcdOrtck A. eN It " Of f.arsntco 81, I, l0oxl7t
II, IAtsd March II Joel D. liAFvcy 10 Edward
~. d.NU
60uTuUY CRY LIMITS. WITHIN A RADIUS UY BEykN
MlLES Of THE cOuMr.HoUsk
Duncan Park. y II y Of Itisaeil hv.nf,eoftso
alley hnl0d March " III. +. buckingham to
Wnittf Whn0iDrl. ..,..,........& go
sqs, = l!s's,Sd ;s, ssisS n q IS M f INTBsfs
11yie iarR ~, III II ii iiit;:i1 IL It i:
y! II, dated Aiarch Is Muster In ChAncory to
oenssee s ; u Is Il ii joseph sxii 'o'
datSd March u tjacob Mayor to J. g. uackur) 500
, 1880-03-19
NEW YORK.


Nrv yn1,.r Hnre,, n nm a,v",vhn,," ss". ".s.,.
ness 81 an an,sos %
,oTo a. Mt intrir uonts tnuo c.rIs tha .,,anp
,s y, ,,,n" 1wa,as "a ene tendene7
ened In port By moro faYornbe repofta frUm ,utsror
markets. Export cali moderats, shippers not
urcs claimed. especially In Wow ot ths
advcrso tenor of cable ndviccs, and arnet
~ a"Rs .. oeeam aso,sa ~ te anoFnoon decided"
ue".In 'e,pos ue.o,opeu. nna' .. tno unorngs In
u sy ss ., II The es 9saS nS e, s.t u
t!ss spring YER, aa1 hss1; al AND @ sn.stsa, tied,
e,"" sS o. o. no: axG req a,,oa ~ sL~SlHi e aam
h. 1as ., SssSS sa Ct ssnnt S
s:ss; ,, sis; 1os 3s: sfs!s asaand u
yr gy S o saauan 81 sposa n e
tIe putcbass 81 about tslS bn NJ. Ch,eoso a s,1
soli a.Mo .D0"' p''''3' n3af''' N''1 "s''''a ''''
Il seuss 81 sssy INV esy oss.: s,ss
Hss. i, iiltsa reuusst iot nrVnnt dsToTy: PeS,sd
no lover; Mafch 9piot,s. sil&sIiiio; Npsii 5ilss
rSss % s S sea W,s
Qtsoled SHADE chanperi optlons rathcr n;oro sc.ss
atE1c. ~ 1''t '''s~' A.''s~ -
rsoa soons p e aG1yS 5esaoss 1a a eD1 as ~
fetine netiysiy soust; c9t tGnf W<c ' A@'S'
FnEianTs inSairY fsp@ S1nn intssoss Quite ut.
lvyi rates ruling gonewhat stronger on lGss urgent
Ss5nR; ot e. 5sf
tTndcs hava boSn In reduced suppy' 'end Wanted @ u
, 1880-03-19


FLNult-Nns dull and unchanged tho buying be-.
Int chiefly Ut ssau tots Dy local tohbors, saes wu1o
repottsd OF A0 hFeA winters, purity II s2i, 1u bts
double uxtrIa chlGny 1t {G2sfltM Total. LILO brIs
Export extrn4 w1s0 quulel Vt tSN1h2i fn sacks aud
double u1tEas d. Vt ea.s3dGA1t -
UrllEA MlL1.aTuYYS-8alaa wete 10 cara bran ut
StA1aG1+n; cara nddllnYs Ut car wj,eut
sussonl''gs At fIlU. md car course oosn-mual II
si1.33 tIer ton IN track. i,
srniNu wllEAT-was moaesn.eIy sc...e and
stosdlur, with sunu seacAun from previous weakness
The m.rkst for Aay ndvanou9 ~, MID rlu.ed No
aboyo tho ntest quotation Ut wsneAday, whl!t april
n0slcss froa Europe wsso in tho direction Ut IowuF
prcaS oxcspt that tho ExlIsa country luatkets wrrs
afM. md S9w fuEk an10st Inactive, buyers hold
in3 oQ III sympathy with lhs ,FepDrtpd decline Ut
" k4r lunFtHf In cltYntB vii The Ds1llsn GLust,
i as a, e1s aa 4 us.s ~ sSs wsi
kst tvnds! upTaid 1hsr1 w,s iltIS Snu ii In VIZ
!hut u.ua0, Inc alurkVt usnutTisU VIZ 1aiue. win
Ms .s aanT W.. y ~ sts. pSs! * e n .Sssss p
ss;sl'i ssSs apa:s; v :; ssis; Alsy
frI ssst s Aps!4 j t;a IL r. Al Mtl!1s4.lEgs fiSeIi1
NJ taS ts;Ss sSts n" ~ II
Il :ape y Il q xt.Sf s asS'Ss 1bas 1b
OIHEG WnEaf sS sSso ~ | II NJ ~. W I'd winter
soa. sat. y I! sSS1 ~ y s,nsr g. =. isSS
" A93 atnnusosa Il sisas ~ IL M. d u sit u
G0Ma-Was fairly actl,o and urmsr early, with .
fataiss sdSsaeaz .as Gus aes;insa II s.ss. ss.' aaa
, 1880-03-19

lumber ports htforp tho 18th Of nctt month.
Hardware md other metals thnn iron wpro tim
changed. nails. md iron wcro quoted wrak.
THO wool br0om~eorn, ara aalt markota cxhth.
ttct1 little change. Seeds wcre quiet except tim
othy. which sold frrc1y ut batter prices. finy
w.a dull and weak itcr lNrxe offerings, nld
buyers ararce. roultry WIS wcnkcr owing tn
lnrgcr arrivals, md c9gs fell on 10 for tho same
rcnaon. Pntntooa wcrc quiet.
lsnif froights werc quoted stca1y on tho basis
Of 35o per 100 lhA un grAtii to New York md 45c
on boxed mcnis TO- TO-. Through frcERhta to Liv-
crpo0l wcro 16o nsincats mud lhtst and a15iu otl
Hour: do 10 Glasgow G0xc. md lard and ments
to Hamburg &c.
Tho recetpta Of whcnt nt ChlcnRr, Milwaukee,
st. Lotl!s, Toledo, md Detrnlt, reported ycstcr-
.ny, aggregated Ii, ,00o bu anl shipments 9l 900
hu.
Tho following vas tho produce movement re-
ported from Now York ycstor.lay: Receipts
Flour II 013 brls:' whent, w. Zoo bu; corn, sa0,Dti
bu: outs, Of, 200 BIT; corn-mcnl, go pkKs; rye,
10iabu: barley, EVA b; nalt 10, ,400bu; pork. 60
brls: beef, 3,1l1 br!s: cut meats, 2,o07 pkgs:
lard, 42sss3 ties; whisky, 81, urls.
Exports-For twonty-four ho,trs-Ftour, 1900
brls; wheat, H,oN bu: corn, Il, 900 hi,
The New York Produce Erehanvs Weekly gives
tho following rs tho visible supply Of Rrain Mt
tho principal points Of accumulation IN tho
United statos and Cnnntlns:
,yhcnt ht, =. ail;ttn ?, 1,Ssiim sntst; i'm
Corn, bli. ..H..... :. ijSf;M0 itT7,M1I MaEWI
HSs HH1ss' bM.. bn...."..:.. 2s East9 1S HE 3S iS'a
"ar!o!+ ~. ..'.':''''.".. ''4'.oo .hoo'"W A""oo
The following tnbfc RtlOWs tho quantities OF
whcnt and corn on pnssagc for tho unIel King
dom for ports Of cnll and for direct ports OIL tho
oates naihea' ,t,r-, =, u,,+as Miner, y,
Es' E:ss: e. whoa. s: aS$s s$s S
M tns ely WIS " n'a n
~ ~. W ihote lvF coth ~ nsuc"Vc1en in.uet
than tho current prlco Of free n-honr1 lots
horn Nh orc >vt t,ocxa thts IN In roxuI1,Io I'm,
.o' Nv o''o NJ, oste' .t ~ w po'''D'. WI
less moro favorable rites cAri be obtAiucd from
In1iot thnn fr,,tn chirouO nt,t tuhv H. shouti In
~st . t.V ..'te"ht' .a ~ >, o0~su ~
50 Is thing they 10 not Nndoratanu. Tnero Ii
nlao n stronr reaaou for hclny ynv TINT sotno nnr.
- -. r. ~ ~ 80, 80 20 :. 80 ~ F
ties arc ootnit'nx reNilnf cur or ABOUT lc per
w on western polnts ffonl tho roto chh f8od 10
THO great mass ot snlppors'
gont'cman JUST retnraea 1rom minnesota
states that - 10 W percent OF tne~heat surplus
Is yet IN farmers hands; In some places mora
than that' Ihoro IS mora staow thls winter Than
Tor sevcl1t years phst III TINT STATE which ls re-
gardcd ~ q pro'n'so of an abundant Yield tho
, 1880-03-19
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BY TEI41sGlsATu. !
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK.
Special Dsspateh 10 Ths Chicago Tribune.
NEW YOnK, March 1s.-Tho mnrkct opened
struug, md faltcrod slightly after tho opening,
but tho bull party soon took prices In haul, and
tho list Kr1,lualEy became strung md advanced,
maintaining tho gnfn tQt ncar tho close, when
there WIS slight rcnctton. Such wis tho course
of to-dny's niarkct, Notwithstanding money,
which wlts made nrttc[Nlly weak yesterday,
maintained Itself throughout to-dny ut u per
cent. Tho strongest etotks today wcre pncliic
Nni Ohio, Western Union, and Quicksilver pre-
fcrrcd. The latter stock WINS advanced On tho
general belief thnt tho dtGsiun In tho long
fundlnK suit between common md preferred
shareholders will award tho lnttcr II diri-
dcnd Of nearly 20 per cent. Moreover,
tho prlco Of quicksilver 10 advancing on
tho Increased tlo,nand, and altogether It seems
rGi,eounbia to look for considerably higher prices
for preferred stock. In Pacific Mall md Ohtos
there was general rush of shorts to cover, and,
when this wns effected, both stocks fell oil,
though tho probability Is that they will caoh
lnnke II material advance on tho present QUOTA
ton.
In Western Union there is new and strong
pool. whit talk 1l5 for the stock On tho enormous
earnings Df tho Company.
The inils to.tluy werG allowed to mako thoir
own market, hut 1t ts believed Gould is prci,ur-
Ing for nalcnln.strsttlpn Which mny have serl,ua
aud conservative houses nre rcf,ls(n9 to buy
Stocks except ut liberal nnrglns. The probnlIi-
next tlny.
shipping 1Nnt, md day of forced iJ0nihntaon
hy rcckscss buyers is ovItlently approaching.
Is great danger In tho faneies.
To The Hfstfra Assoctattd PTets-
NEW Yong, Mnrch 1s.-uovernmenta weak
and shade lower.
knllrond bonds qtlsot, but generally firm.
StMte bonds dull, except for Louisiana con8os,
which Toll E3ff III Der cent.
Tho stts1k n,nrket wns active and strong In tho
prices, Tho chief actlyity was III Erie, Ohios,
l'aclile Null. Western unfHn, anh Southwestern
Rharcs: The advnEcu r1snxed fr,nl y to III per
cent, tue lRttcr In I1Otlstun j. TexIls hut Il re-
nctipn OF h1.A per cent followed. During tho
afternoon tho market wns lIlluyAnt ngan, and
there WIS IN advance of 1fdA3a per cent, tho
lAttcr Ohio + Mississippi. Toward the clrsu
PR cert, on!o & Mississippi loa!ug tho decline.
declined from 59 10 AN.
Tho cnr,Iugs Of tho Lake Rhoro 1aoatl for tho
first two weeks In masch chow All lncronse OF
St: lsul & Sioux City earnings the second
week u T.! Mn5ch a Increased $3.50, and kansas &
Tho earnings of tho Union Pacific noad for
tho first sixteen days In March Increased 3a5s-
Of Mnrch. 9'-'
Tho lliinots Central Railroad hns earned since
Jan. ut tho ratio OF por cont per nnuum on Its
stock.
There Is an unconilr,ncd report TINT tho sec-
rotary nf tho Treasury will pay tho April ln-
tGrt.Ht without rt,3,tft4.
, 1880-03-19

cears guGeei ht At 1ltso and I'll IL bu9ed; Gun,bof.
laM4s *ttu hhxrd, lung cut hnulh, y! 34hse sWeet-
plcklea haHlk uuotca Al h4ntto tar ialu average,
Kr.Sn laMs ea,.!o nvols!xg. ta1c do seslsr Anruh,
lncon au.is ii 5t5J4c TOR at,uu.dera, 7}&a7xc fnf
snst Fi6s txiho t1r shaEt clears, ss91o Tor hams,
GItxAsE-Was qui!st at 4aeo for wh!te b4asne Tar
kuhd ygelnW, aid Aha1e IUs brown, country do Hus
quoted ttsa4o for whito. 4Ao for yellow, md 4su
Tor IroWN. '-.'
liEEF-Waa quiet II Sa 00aRa9 for Meas sahnaa0j
for extra nuAs, and tIhaAtl7.A1 for l,uiiis,
VAhLUW-WnA quolg!t vt hJxdo Tor city, No TO-. No.
cUuntfF, ANa 30 for NJ. do,
, 1880-03-19
CINCINNATI,

c1scIxNATt. O, March la-CuTEoM-stsAdya Il I9Sss
FLuuN-Du!l aud unchanged.
GNAsS-Whsat In fair demand and market hsfs -
sil Corn ex4luF n E.e u4kS scarce and nfm ~ ~
&H- Rye steady a. a5o, gn1ley dt1n nnd unchanxsa.
faovss,oak-l'ofk noninaily unchanged = tltan
lila 1at1 DUH and nUnilnst 1t S7.Hx LUX u1ea9S
eS'st @ 4 a NJ tAoA siaa dftt- aason arna 81 h ""
MMlyxY1DemAna fair and mastst aFtn q ~: y, :.set
choice Central uhlu, 1t415c,
lIkSEXU Uu-AtsadY at Hjc.
, 1880-03-19
COMMERCIAL.

The following wore tho receipts and shipments
Of tho lelding articles Of produce In this city
during tho twenty-four hours ending Mt o'clock
Thursdny morning, mud the corresponding time
for last ycnr:
, 1880-03-19

The failing oil III production WIS, as Is we'll
known, largely consequence OF tho strlitcs at
tho pucklug.houses IN Decombur, which gave
hogs long sat-bnok. is, however. probable
TINT there would have been slight failing OF
lust winter In tho nbscuoe OF lIbor troubles, the
hog crop Of the Wost being ut loast per cent
loss thur yeAr previous.