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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-02-06
CONSUMPTION Cured,

An old physician, retired from practice, having
had placed in his hands by an East India IN is
,ionary the formula Of a simple vegetable RENE
dy, for the speedy and permanent cure for con
sumption, bronchitis catarrh, asthma, and all
throat and lung affections also positive and
radical curv for nervous debility and all nervous
cos,pis.uts. afler having tested its wonderful cnra
dive powers In thous Gnds of cases, has felt 1t his
duty to make It known TO his suffering fellows
Actuated by this motive, and desire TO relieve
human suffering will send, free of charge, tn al
who desire It, this recipe, with full directions fol
preparing and using, in German, French or Eng
Dish. Send by mail by addressing with stamp
naming this paper, w, w Sherar, lia Powers
Block, Rochester. n. Y.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-02-06

A dispute lately arose at Ciyidale, the
village in Italy where she was born, a.
bout Ristori's age. Some asserted that
she was sixty.tYo years old others that
she was only fifiy.eight. The records
we're searched and il was discovered
that she was born Jan. %. 1922
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-02-06
Every Invalid \ Gru,giSt,

ny Naytns, new Spd repulSr medicine Kid
afS compound 10 mako six quarts vt madeleine,
thus saving double the money which Is usually
paid Tor medtiuN prvpSgv6en liquid Nlssspe.
eihe cure cor hianNy and liNAr AikeascS.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-02-06

GLOW long shall girls be courted 2"
asks an English newspaper. No later
than o'clock in the morning, we
think, xce,,ting when it rains. -Emliro
GynzfUe
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-02-06

FoR fore throat, gargle with Piso''
Care, mixed with q little water. keliti
il instant.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-02-06

No You feel that any one " your organs ous
stemach. liver, bowels, ar nervous system, ialters
In tie work. II SO, repair tho damage with tho
most pow erful, yet harmless. Of inNtgorants Ro.
member that debility Is the "Bcginning Of the
Nersal paralysis OF the syNtem aud that such pat.
al,sis Is The immediate precursor Of Death.
Tor hAlr hN al hrnnNisls and dow srs rNnnrAllN.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-02-06
Two Organs.l

Regulate fret the stomach, second the liver;
especially the first, 10 perform their functions
perfectly and you will remove at least ninoteen-
in this or any other climate. Hop 81 tiers is the
only thing that will give perfectly healthy natural
action to these two ofgans.--M Maine Former.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-02-06

1t has been ascertained by careful
analysis that rain which falls in towns
often becomes heavily charged with in.
furious properties, and can only in rural
districts be regarded as thoroughly safe
drinking water.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-02-06
Emerson's Anthem Book.

RS /, Q, EMNusoN, Price Siea, or SiooOpcr doa.
lthR pleasure 10 lpoL through this nuc book
and Chuir Leaders viii all he pleased with the
yeu9lN beanty ot tho music, and the Ercat variety
Anc nuM Hymn Anthems, Aleo n Responses ant
Ghnts, Music for Ghlielmaa, Raster, and all
other srcehl occasions Il provided.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-02-06

Bladder, Liver and Urinary orSanS nropsey GRAY.
- t.rtr . a. tght's ptSc So ~ the ktduaNS In.
cnntine Nce ~ ,-.cMtton vt TRINA Aad Female
MeakUeSS HUNTS HkMEnN has never
hrcn knoWa ~ fail
h.oEls rowN, arlington CA, n y Sent IA tSN
wv. = liAEkH har Mr - Eixhteeu muUthN
sge had Dup y ar 1nud the heart, my pay Siciaas
and irlendS dtNuS.rca ~ my ever Ictting well
The hrst hottie " HU> MIS- HEMEON gave me
great relief; I teel owe my very cNiSteace -
HUNTS REMEDY, and AN deeply thtsktul.
ARiGAlLA C.lKA
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-02-06

TStgl,.,.......,. ~, Ito 80, aSN Ill, 3Nf, 10
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-02-06

AGENTS. MALE AND PEN sLE.-l TO mi 1ed large
eyed English needles including II mixcd darneTs.
button, carpet bodkins. wOrstesi, motto nee.
dle,ei Package sellsio rs Agents e,rcnlar free,
LONDON NTYDIY Co ~ and ~ 9Th Ave New YORK.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-01-08

coming the medium of the best thought and the
voice of the best conscience of the time by keeping
abreast of the highest progress avoring the reeest
discussions, hearing all sides, appealing always to
the best intelligence and the purest morality and re-
tusing to carter to the tastes of the vile the preu
dices OF the ignorant.
SPECIAL FEATURES.
The distinctive features of The Tribune are known
to everybody. 1t gives all the news. 1t has the
best spondents, and retains them from year to
year, 1t Is the only paper that maintains special
telegraphic wire of its own between its office and
Washington Its scientific, literary artistic and
ligious intelligence is the fullest. Its book reviews
are the best Its commercial and financial ne'-'s is
the most exact Its type is the largest; and It's ar
rangemcnt the most systematic
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-01-08
The News Condensed.

President Prado, Of Peru has fed the
country.
Yesterday was the appointed time for
the Meeting of the Maine legislature.
Gen. Grant and party have arrived at
Jacksonville, Florida.
Pittsburg nail men have agreed to ad-
vance prices.
An early revision Of the tariff on sugar
is urged by New York importers.
The President of Bolivia has been de-
posed,
A republican anti-third term club has
been organized in Albany, N. Y.
DR.. E. B. Olicott, Surgeon General Of
Wisconsin is dead.
Ouray's wife will accompany the Ute
Chief to Washington.
The funeral of the late Bishop Haven
took place yesterday.
The Legislature of Maryland assembled
and organized yesterday.
The London Lord Mayors fund for the
relief Of popular distress in Ireland now
amounts to $4,000.
Gen. Garfield was nominated by accla-
nation for U. S. Senntor in the Ohio re-
publican caucus.
The House committee on elections lis
tened to arguments in the Yocum-Cur-
tin case last evening.
All the miners in Sr. Clair's district
threaten to strike unless their wages are
increased.
negro woman known as cold aunt
Hager," died at North Adams Mass, yes
terday at the age of ll3 years.
Senator Sharon appeared in his seat
yesterday for the first time since the open
ing of this session of Congress.
A great fire was reported raging in
London at two O'Clock this morning 1t
broke out at nine O'Clock last evening.
Jean Joseph Ponjoulat, noted French
historian and critic, died in Paris yester-
day, aged 72 years.
There were 10, ,O56 deaths in tenement
houses in New York city last year, and
3,497 bodies were buried in the potters
field.
The new interest law in New York, re-
ducing the rate to per cent, which went
into effect on the first inst, is generally
acquiesced in by money lenders.
Leonard Case, a Cleveland, Ohio mil
lionaire, was found dead yesterday under
circumstances which give rise to suspi-
cion of foul play.
At meeting of the Presbytery of Phil
adelphia the other day a resolution pro-
testing against the re-ordination of Rev.
Henry Losch by the Baptists was offered.
The Atlantic and Great Western rail
road was sold at Akron, Ohio, yesterday.
1t was bid in by committee of English
bondholders for $6,OOO,OOO.
While Mrs Hook of Pittston was absent
from home yesterday her little boy who
had been left locked up in the house was
burned to death. He had been playing
with fire.
The pews in Henry Ward Beecher's
church were rented for 1880 last evening.
The amOu Mt realized was over $4,000
Forty pews brought premiums of 5000 and
upwards. Ii. B. Claffiin paid bonus of
$500 for the first choice.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-01-08

is by far the most successful Semi-Weekly in the
country, having tonr times the circulation Of any
other in New York 1t is especially adapted to the
large class of intelligent, professional business
readers too far from New York to depend our
papers for the daily news, who nevertheless want
the editorials, correspondence, book reviews, scien
titic matter lectures, literary msccllancy, etc., for
which The Tribune is famous. Like The Weekly
it contains sixteen pages, and is in convenient form
fnr hindinn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-16

crow of a tight money market still has its eject
upon the minds of operators that even those who
profess to have no fear of it are observed to be
takers of quick aud small profits on their purchases
While stocks to-day generally close below the high
est figures Of the day. the exceptions are few where
the last prices are not equal 70 the opening figures
The business amounted to 800 373 shares again st
26j. 600 shares SATURDAY.. The active stocks
were New-Jersey Central. Delawa c, Lackawanna
and Western. Erie, Northern Pacific, Reading, Wa
bash. and Western Union Central of New-Jersey,
the Northern Paciics. and Missouri, Kansas and
Texas stocks the particular strong stocks.
while Lake Shore, Ere. and Western Union were
the weakest stocks. Reading however after selling
up 10 40 closed ut 459a against AZ - urlay. Louis
VILE and Nashville sold ex stock dividend Of 100
per cent at SSl2Gs63i 8S71. equal to 174l2 for the
old stock which closed Saturday al III. At the
close prices generally rallied from the lowest figures
Missouri Kansas and Gexas leading with an al
vance 10 400s. and the market closed steady.
Government bonds were more than usually active
and were very strong for the issues. The trans
actions a. the Boards Amounted to $471 900, and
the final bids for the 4l2s show an advance ~ &,
and for the Is Of 81 per cent. District Of Columbia
3-65s also were active and higher at G97s TIE
Treasury to-day purchased Sl2 600 g. OF 1880 az
1929. Annexed are the closing quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-16
- srocK MAeKer.-aY rGLNGaArn

4 D. u =
- Iorfs Nov lb-CArrLE- Quiet light receipts
- jOoI % Fair Choice texans - tOG3 % corn
led 10 - 6OG3 -ockers g. 4OG2 90 Feeders -
20: Far 20 Good Nauys shipping -teers ,! 2JG 6r 3
Prime to Fancy. - 7UGj I'D. receipts LOO neal ship
liz Higher and active Workers and Batmores
e. au0s4 55 Bilxed PacAng 81 4O9t4 60 Butchers
Fancy a G5GS8 recupta ll-OO head shipments, 600
-HFxP-scarce and wanted good Butchers demand
s. rs - Fancy Shipping - receipt, 700 head ship
CIICAso nov sI5.- Hoes Receipts 10000 head ship
mauts / sou heal market active and lower Mixed
PICKING a 4Oss4 10 Ilght. - '0Gs4 70 Choice hoayy
s. 7OdS4 80 quslty falr, weltilei eezing
-Rrc-IpIs 5,btO hrid slanenis Laou neat good
grades active market rm ExDOrt grades - 19st Good
Chuce 10 Is Common 10 Medium, - 50 q
A 40 BulchersI 81 gs3 l5 ntockersS2 b0Hf3 20 4;
calves Der heal s9dl2 HdllOreed-, - $685. 10 Wy
ming and Ie18ns - ss3 IS through Texans a. ~
sHHgP-Receipts 1000 head shipments. 100 head
kef dull and nominal. Common TO GOOD. - iO0sz ~
BtFFALO Nov. l5.-CAIrLR-IteccIpts today. $500 head
total for thus B. 100 heal fer the same time it
week 500 head cOusgnoI through. lJ6 ears market
FxTr steers az a. 2JdSj To- Choice 81 ~ - 10 Good
sbppers a 6OdS4 10 Medium - lOdSt a3 Light
Hutcuers % GOA Butchers stock stronger sales If
Mixed al 81 gOr3 - Oxen. ffei 90 hus tal ~ 10
s25 -tock Al 7ue2 ,tOckers and Feeders III good de-
mand ana ices shade higher sales Of stoeker al ~ %
s. 20 Fec IS 20 pa 40 900 .-.
saRgP AND LAaas-Hecepts today. 5000 head total
the week thus head Tor tho time Last
44OO through cars market Ia good do
IOdiJe advance onefinNs gfnefany OF good qA
Choice 10 Fancy do 50 Western Lambs.
choice ~ 3Ods5 Canada Lambs" - 20 90 ~ best
Hoas@EssGpts tedAv 1900 head total fur thu thus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-16

r-.t ...'-.E r.'lt .i o. F., NHO .a.a ...Ir-in-
D.. .r..-..- lu.u.-. pllu.- low 1 .ae clus.. no
terI.r delivery 8i t1. January a1f February 1-lverr.
asr .rrI e.trDY, .'st Say ia in- D..s.i 3-'8--.
Fg1re- ucl-
CAV .a5s. -. a5. bs. American. IH.ur-s c9s.a -aa-g
AIe--.A -."'. -'. ..l.. h.I 1... it' t'.-.. l' y
B1-ua5a- SOY. --.-..Joq que. A1.u.as zoe Low
"-,a -' ,' l,,'o. t'. ~ .'Ia .l.re Gus -'
BOSTON. ll ltaD steady, .iailll. ID &c. Lnr Sod
L-l1-' ~ e. ,S.-.. u aug ,t os'r.
--qaa. ssr5s .O,. Cotton trn Ncdln, Loose. Low
NihilHg ll's.. GOOD oriLl .-@ lUr. urt f- 80 =
40, DI.s exports To- France -l-l ca-7 co5tsve 4,oJ
1.vclvyATL Nov d. Cotto. quiet 1uauV lose. Low
N,.i lng Ilc.. Good Ordinary SCI receipt- 21'9 11es
,s-I0s nov. Jo.l0r stead MGlug. iO-srs Low.
lIidGug. IUc. GoOG ordinary yac uet fefeceps ol1t
bales Iross o3'i o4-es exports coast"i5e 4,.7 Da e.
i5iI,yiLiE Nov i5.-Corton dull Hlatnc Jlqc.
gFBlPHl- lJ-CoU0u hlmi Mhiiue. I'D &c receipts.
OF, aes Shipments 1854 bales sales llJJ bales stock
NOZZLE Gov l5-Cou7n quiet Mailing lGzeayc. Low
AIddlug iUc. Ordinary. &c. n't receipts ~
bales exports -tlS bales sales zo0 Oaes 7ocG
saw 6et sAvs NOV Cotton steaiy, MdinK lO'.c..
Low Noung Oc GOOD ordinary ga. r-cripts $50
~ e Continent Ij9j Iaes c0a-twse, 1850 baIes Sales.
5000 ba Is last evening 1000 ZCZ55 bales
Mddlng Iui,c. GOOD ordinary, sAc net recenis. ljj
gross. BIO Jalos sales % oe1 spuuels o'c uaes,
SAVANNAH Noy IJ-Cottcn steady. Ndding. io7ie- Low
Midtpg lOc. Good Ordinary. 9lsc. reeeipis. 1864
nsIes exrors col.tw!se lJ4t1 500 tales
last evening loo bales STOCK. i2t.' -. bales 49,
LOW N.d1ung IOc. Good ordinary. J.c. receipts. j3OJ
bnes shipments 1913 bales. sales l,l1s bales. stoc<
&InSGI3s. Nov. Is -co,,oa qai,, styaiv >aaulas
$50 exp0rts Great Britain Oyo9 bales eoast"se
1927 bales s,O-A. w. O1e7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-16

LONDON nov lb.-I2:30p p. m.frle Railway shares ~ =
-. 49, central l42 llno Central - leading. - .
TDNDON Nov l5.-l:3u p M Paris adYiccs quote three
- In renes "A francs 10 cenilnes Tor tnc account
pc 49, nv l5BO pm L. =. per cent bonds, LA
- nr cent. Il54. Atlantic and Great estrn nr.l ~ ~
0 ,,1ste.s certincates 63Ss Ere a. New YORK LeI
srai 10. Illinois central l2l - pennsylvania central
Oh IoSD1s Sov 10 u. nus bonds our AID nai nef
Il Atlantic AND " esern nrst nortgge truz
cents - "a do second. 15S4 Ere t4's New
Vrv enIr I49La Illinois CentraL ~ FehnsgLvAh'n
ioiN go. the amount bu ION wlthdra.n from inc
pnI ~ Fnylaad on balance tD-iag 4I3-Ov rslls Su
VIces uuoe three pOr cent renies - iAlcs - 'e" "
ami
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-16
CuroucGu ADVERTISEMENTS.
Assessment Noiires.

DUCKEYE WATER and HYDRAULIC
ID MINING COMPANY
principal place Of business san Francisco Cali
NOTICE II EkIEl GIVEN. That At a meeting Of tho
Doard 81 Directors. III the fourth u November.
I-sl au No 81 Of TWO DOLIAkS per share
was tue capital stick the
10 Unlte states gold 70 the Secretary
office OF the company, Room 10 40. so
Francisco California stock shich ths
uent shall remain unpaid the ecy aay Dccem-
wiz % Delinquent advertised for az pub
auction and un payment maGe before will be odd
Tuesday, the fourth day January 1881 The de-
JOgethcr with acNeTtislng
expenses Of sale By order The Roart 81 DIreeors
W. h LJNDES. secretary
once. 10 No. 800 some-sI. Francisco. Cal
10 December 3 ioSO, can
and Nlcates stamped By
WM. a. STEPHENS Vice President
odice, Room u, No 81 Wa.lsL, New YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-16
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Rir-r. vessels AMI RIi'r01fs.
GENERAL MARKET Export.
MONDAY. Nov. 10. 1850.

Nrw YORK. Monday. Nov. - ISIS


COFFEE fairly active and steady Ordinary 70 Prime
cargoes q ic luc u in- FAIR al la4c sales. ~
city of Para -9tS ox lFco Erohc ana J" -ahto,
la--el vae te1ms aso vi ihdrhNh ron SOCK ~
~ "a no.. ~l tI r- Arch me es ltoN
eg do 80 e1 do sou Lassr- 1000 tx do 100
* DO l. tx 40. $50 do. 700
and 30 CO. "a 90. stock here 20 nrst ha d. now
Il3J bags Aild grades dul and noWlualy unchanged
tiolu OucILi Marlcalho offered 40 1870
COTTON-~UOt cotton moderately act I'm an m
changed salrs. 49, bales $3.50 b3lcs ny,
gug FOR export l27- for spinning iu "3 Tor spec
uaiiou delivered contract. 90 Receipts al the
nday. fAo baes, agains 4O.lHi ualcs ils otl
last and .S.46j lat year since -"pi enlDef ]
I93GfI3 bales against 1885 g. ball, tue last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-16
HORSE MARKET.

Demand very limited aud market general da an . ,sd
rho roc pt. were little argrr me past vice. anu
w. No. ~nau accum ulauOu Of stock Common lght
~ rs -uc A. street sell a - 10 tV p.i
80, Wnrl 40 - az 40 sl20 per heai good GO
~. - DC. head DrsUeAi Horses s-Vy t1 fov
% 10 80 ers or Pairoad az $40 l1St%o pct
lrpOse al Slip 10 ~ 70 per heAh Sa
,.,fns Al - b. 500 span ana syisL CArIl.Ee
driving -. M - II o. o per span erpott- or imports
re .,ek a OF 80 Norman IA OR bIoa
uu Jug Sxected % arrive iTOm France IN Ie" Gays
- Az DunhAn. Illinois.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-16
CLOSING Prices or PHILADqLPHI4 STOCKS
MONDAY. Nov. 15-P N

MOSDAY Nov. 5-P N.
The stock market to-day opeued strong aud prices
generally advanced TO above che closing figures of
sa'urday But after little time timldity displaced
confidence, and reactions of from "a TO l per cont
followed After that the fluctuations were frequent
oui small, and no lower figures were
accorded than those of the rst decline The scare
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-16
financial.

ALL who are Interested in railroad business
"A aud mileage statistics should get THE TRIBUNE Al
MANAC for 1851. ready, price % cents Oy n4iL
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD LAND
~ BONDS.
NOTICEThe Undersigned Trustees under the Land Mort
gage Railroad Company mado them
bondhoLer and dated the first st dsY OF
October 1870 hereby give that they hold TWO HUN
DRIED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS (S250.OOO)
with which accordance with the OF SAID
mortgage propose many OF said bonds
offered tho lowest price but AL bids nun
dred anu ave 05 may rejected the option of the
trustesS
sealed bids for surrender Of bonds viii he resolved az the
Once OF tho trustees 4th Townsendst the CITY
al san Francisco California until the nuh 9th day VI De
cember. AT y o'clock neon. a. D.. 1850.
j OBJ. QUINN
s.. W. SANDERSOS.
San Francisco. Cal Nov 9 1880
GAS STOCKS 81 City r. K. Stocks and Bonds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-16

LIVERPOOL NOV. ij.-Pors-Pume Mas t',t'r1 duli
AZ Western. fuii 16. Bacon -'unD'r IN (i't
steaay al as: short RIB du!l 400 LHu- Clear
anil N a. short Clear. steady Al 40. Alms-lOng
Cat dul ~ - -hou.Ccrs dni4 ~ 30 Beef-lacn Ness
-nl Mess iul ~ = Prime Ness dun
Al 5s- t-rd-Pume " rsiern steidy A. 40 lallow-
RoSIu Common duh j3d. Fine Ay i.
Cheose- American .AOee g. Lard OIL steady
a.. Fuur-kxtra steady lL j. o. WheatNO. /.
White steady 81. eprug. NO steady q. d. New
WINTER Sd New southern Winter. steady
AZ Cd Corn-MIxed, steady at ID C0tIOnseed OILY
American trmer 40 81. kusin--t 1mmou AZ L)ui1u
,tul az 81 Vurpenune Spirits London. dull at 49, Cd
Receipts Of The from Atlantic ports 1000
ans. fruG Pacific ports 1900 qrs from other sources
~ sos qrs. Corn. 10000 qrs
LIVER. DOL Nov lo-ls-30 p Mart 80 per c"t Tor
Ams-lcau Pork per Dbl FOR Primo Mesa. BacOu, 80
per cwt for -hoat Clear NIddles Tallow 366d
ToSpoN Nov lJ-l.3O p. a-NeAned Petroleum. I'D per
ga. 49,. n..-.,..., On ,,t-, mi.
ral calcutta IIusee.i 81 6i 6J5 per o.
IlyYRPoUL- Nov I5-5.I5 D. nLHenned Petroleum. ga
50 b. per gal ~ 49,. -. A.. AL.
closed as ia francs per 100 kllos
BRzNEN Nov l6.-PetrOleum. . marks 30 pioDnga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-16

ar o0o head FOR tho f'mo l1s week. 10000 head
n ougi. marKefg0Od demand 20 prices
cher grades n Teque ac- Of 1pfk.rs az
G5fsf ~ l. gli Mixed ~ b ~ lie and Meduui
"a GY7st EN - a-4 90 Mrimu quality ho-vJ.
- ADA 81 30 Cnaran ana CnmmDn. S. 10 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-16

TIe .-..---.......-. 1-r
BtEN > e"eipts fr..rrla, aud TO- were ~ c-a,
lolI- d jersey CIV. 'ud - cars ~ '"i.-. uati.s .
pea atalhrl B. o. mean "a Non y n' a.. ,,I Z
We. Weie 80, h'a1 lr-- tut1 "a 49, 'l ~ 49,,
ceves of Live stock during the week we're Morris -ee
l.t4 had ID ~ tlHr Nf ifii-, T. A.. eastman oil = li
T. r.. DAVIS t6l neat -t'rn 'etLerf 'tl hr'l li /"
Co, ~ a n Never ii3 head tNum 7ou a. 'ciilt "i-
head b. JOSEPH. 26j Dee d ..
Exports IT. q. fIs.f go.
Live 4. me O. = Glove. -6 live ATTIC. Goldsmith g.
~ i1.l lt fve attic Io-euI 30 10 Cutfcr- ODD
-eef ana 500 c.-.-.-- lurf n sherman k GfefI sou
ier- oil bee. q clrr.se- OF VI o1 aud .5D Dressed u g
rn sirr ID tofa q G Lre Cltr 70 $500 uArrsr OBJ. b. .t
Yutton and llo Dressed 1'~ -t 'a Nv
fl.fi. d .4rter4 I,s-I Do
~ ,fuitoa ln'. -, Dressed Hog. .ast Fess
Prom uorg uut me -r On Friday tle supply nf tNtla
a Ii v-- rr, 90 /, rf.. DR. .4. 4rl market l.
and ,u "a r. en- NUN TOR br41e.- nelr.v uo-alL 1he
~, ~ .- .f h., go ,,f fr.,Ir and sell o.. fauHi
D. "a vrl a., ,f.,, ~, to t,vanr' r,i., r0-lar. with
I'M, d. D a. u ,jj 4.l moi frl lug Ilr AGAR Dad fr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-16
rn1NrING cLorH MARKET.

-, o,,-v, Mas Nav I5.-The market Tor l'rinns "th
N 0rfuand with small saies u % -iAte' A.
~ st winch aud sc tor oOxooO CLOTHS qu''A''"' ~
nan
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Nh wHIsKEY MARKET.

PETROLEUM AND WHIShEf MAhhEi'
,,o,,v, yu Nov l5-PRrHoLSUB-steady aud unchanged
standard White ii 'ic. I'D, az al no
rnon.A NOV. Aa-Nhskey steady al - W.
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Couartucr5nlp Monies.

COpARTNERSllIp.-M Rowland Davis Ii
BROTHERS & co.
Boston amt Ne~-fOrk
November I. 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-16

GAS STOCKS g. City r. K. Stocks and Bonds
" bought and sold u I. HEWITT. 81 Exchange place
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NETWORK, LAKE ERIE and WEeTERN
~ RAII,tO. ID OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ks OF ICE.
~ " est,t N.u-l OH Cr.-rHe PON~ u the
MORTGAGE BONDS az his oupiDy due D'crm1er J,
be presentation a:d after that date AZ
this Office T. " HiL-'D-h' lte$siIeF'
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Lone u BRITISH col-ois were d9ou 81 io5
99ls Tor bD'h money and accoun. United >ate7 Js
AZ 1I5ls. and Is Ia ulghcr az ll44.
America railways were Irrrgu ar bat
.e.alIv u.rh.. Eric rose from 4las 10 447sa4434
ana Atlantic and Great Western fir from
b. to 54 the seconds declining L 20 293i
limos Cru-ga was - e Icr at IL 4. nnsJiya ia
l. bigner q G5GG47s, Reading a higher a. =.
,0d G.ntr,I d II ..i,on per cen higher ZOO I42a.
Crntr,l Pacific was y lower at s7l2. Bar yer
was quo.el 1851. PEI ounce. be Bank oi Eng
il - r.pori r,i WAS Withdrawn for shipment to the
lted states In Paris. French per cents fell from
=. 80 to So 10 francs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-16

INC following re inc TFceIJI7 I'M 7IIy-II-l' ~
and from Chicago AMI Milwaukee to-day:
Richland beacon., 1880-04-24

The weather has been very warm and
pleasant during the dsv this week, with The
exceptions of Tuesday, when il wa quite cool,
while the nights are cool There were pretty
heavy showers Of rsin on Monday and We'd.
nesday nights, accompanied by considerable
electric displays. The thermometer registered
TO- on Friday morning, the mean temperature
being about 800.
The water has not fallen a. rapidly a. i,
did in 1876, the total fall here being perhaps
about q feet. The local rsins and western
storms seem to have kept the river on stand
at ''cksburg for several day. The Cumber.
land river was rising at Nash Vile las, Monday
10 feet inch q day, and the Arkansas at
Little Rock feet lay. These rises may
have resulted from heavy local showers, and
hence Of such short duration tina, they will
have very little efFec, on the wster here.
The following is the signal service report
as published in the Vicksburg Herald of
Thurs day morning