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National Republican., 1881-11-07

WASHINGTON society will not lack at
fractions during the coming season. Be-
sides many charming young ladies
who have graced the best social circles
for the past fifteen or twenty years there
will be numerous fresh arrivals, whose
beauty and accomplishments will amply
compensate for the wider experience of
their more mature sisters.
National Republican., 1881-11-07

THE ugliest documents that some Re-
publican Congressman will have to face
next. summer when they take the field
to secure denomination will be their let
ters recommending ex-confederate Bour-
bons for office to the exclusion of Union
soldiers of their own political household.
National Republican., 1881-11-07

If any friend of the President feels in
clined to regret that his acts have not all
been stamped with Democratic approval
it may be consoling to remember that all
the great and beneficent events in our
history for two decades have been not
merely disapproved, but stoutly resisted
by the Democratic party.
National Republican., 1881-11-07

WHEN Congress convenes General B.
F. Butler, as attorney for some thousands
of navy-yard employees, will begin the
work of procuring pay for all time
made in excess of eight hours day dur
ing the last four and a-half years. Pres
ident Grant enforced the eight-hour law.
His successor reformed" that statute
from vital force into dead letter. 1t
will be found in the end that the Grant
policy of honestly enforcing all laws was
far better than the eclectic system of
President Hayes.
National Republican., 1881-11-07

ALL the old Democratic presidential
candidates are numbering toward the front
again. None of them has 30 strong a
claim on Republican gratitude as Mr..
Hendricks. Without his efficient aid it
might have been more difficultto carry In
diana for the Republican ticket last year.
National Republican., 1881-11-07

IT has often happened to gentlemen
who have interfered in family fights that
they have been beaten, banged, and
bruised by the cooperative action of the
whilom belligerents. In this fact might
be found a useful lesson for those Demo-
Gratis who hope that their party may be
profited by their intermeddling with
dissensions in the Republican family.
National Republican., 1881-11-07

IT is happy change for the French Re-
public that calls Gambetta to tho front
France tales a long, firm step forward
in this recast ofthe ministry.
National Republican., 1881-11-07
Oppres.ive Laws.

The Democrats of Mississippi have had
possession of the State long enough to pass oppres
sive laws against the poor people. The following
shows that nothing is exempt:
q, G. yAUaHT
National Republican., 1881-11-07

THE Sunday Herald modestly declines
to be crowned the victor over all in the
moanness of its treatment of General
Grant, and refers us to words spoken in
the Senate in 1872 as being still meaner
than any it has uttered TIE REPUpII-
CAN, desrous of doing justice to all con-
cerned, is willing 10 concede that the
speech referred to was equal to any effort
of the Hcrald. 1t was made by man
who was about to leap, as he did shortly
afterward into the Democratic fold.
This he did because "Grawnt" refused
TO withdraw"
National Republican., 1881-11-07

made in the Senate. To this the Capital
gives us "the quip modest" by
saying that Senator ingalls, once diff
fered with THE REPUBLICAN on a certain
matter, and that therefore our own sug-
gestion could properly be turned on us,
and that Senator be recommended here
after to submit to us in like manner
as aforesaid, &c. To all of which, wholly
emitting "the countercheck quarrel
some," we respond; that in wisely fore
stalling the Capitals criticism by submit
ting to it in advance his future orations
Senator Ingalls, need not feel called upon
to so conciliate THE REPUBLICAN or any
other journal which has not sought his
annihilation.
National Republican., 1881-11-07

In devising system of government
for Alaska it might be well to take into
consideration the patent-fact that the
national Democratic party has lost its
capacity for governing. The Alaskan
system might be arranged as q sort Of gov
ernment0l normal school where classes
of Democratic statesmen could be sent
for course Of rudimentary instruction.
National Republican., 1881-11-07

Anuscn,cnts Tonight.
NATIONAL TuEATRE-Hcrmann.
National Republican., 1881-11-07
Population Of The National Capital. 100000.

wAsnlNGToN, y. C, NOVEMBER :. issl.
, 1881-03-25
lsRQN.lEIQNA,

1t00 rilDDuCfs-wuro moderately active. In a
pj.uru!stsu why with lltlo dulsa In 1E't, and
iEeaxu!uriy weak. Fha local hug HlAtkst puutud
eaalss, nnd ITne,Nu rcIutte Anutllsr id decline
lu1A. This prepared tho nnrk0l for wuakhsss. whom
low selling uFt9fs caluo III from outside. and tho
market drppsA hraslly. 1t atterxards jumped back,
whun those onlars hui hopn nusl, but aasn ruak-
ened, th0fO sesAad " ta llil!s rsa dUa4nd. Sumo
polnt4 In Tho narkut Indicated lhut thes0 As b0on
tlls Ut description In Fssurd 1o The allness
L. n,eats a. so,.ssaaeneS 1f ny recent scars u
I9J;na 9ries: nSrS @rs -, sSa:'9 S t. b. v, ;%ts ,t
keup. n quiSt VI .pusslt!e % HvDta causing
an aivnuoa IN pttco* nutablu tact ~ onHnns's!nh
s,.ad il tho dsu40a iSr lasI fhs psop;s thufo aTs
a.;lSs tl1e 9ssna.!S;n II u tst!yf ~, h., ..,,,,
G,.c. a1aa tYil n as'a slusoa ~ nst9w ths le!s.t
Grs .qisE Apfii ~ IL n d laii go brs sollui MY
It t!l:fAs1tll xtid tAoai VI svl!vr JUMP " tlN1
tai IL tltilittliT ~ round LOTS .po! and te!la!
..tG,sf Jung, IN Tho atseE"uon call May clased 81
LAlD-Drclusl ~ q luo psx uD lbs, then advanced
, 1881-03-25
REAL ESTATE.
The following Instruments were Hled for rec.
ord Thuraduy. MarcI, "a:


sr>a s,,towt,p ,,str,r,op+. ,ynra H,od for roc.
,.r,,.., 'u""s t'i''' "o''|e "e'o A'so W. Aes
''' Ano'A'a'' S,n5sn .,rx ,:,.o,rrrx ~;
11,rros, ,,,r. ,,c :. n,, :, r.,.,, :. ,axoe,,
llnsncs M,sS snft; s.r.t IL Il f 'yan ~ 1!
,y.i iis Il iii - 81, M
!OG;Iu 4. asrd MArch .! iAdoIp'. l.arb 10 j. ,o
~. AnntelJ. <u
"nat fnnrseonth ", !1!t un1 rnffni.n !; 4sfls!
II htnaVa Ai1eh @'l4olhf'sh ulftcn h"rrl1et I'm
NV"
%ni.i snrrh n - 4 Ii Il tf,,hu II II Trvriiis T., ~
Min lt"yn,,,is, 49, " ' .. @ ~ lnr1
Fuitun 1t, Iii ii " ~ tafiKnulnn, /, /, ?ixfIij tt
lHp5uyrl, nkteI March ID lAuxuatu k!IslinH
Dsnrb,riI nv. ilI I'll II !. III t;nutHn It. " 4 :sx
In Il. dated MRrcf, y tMchaal HOFFMAN 10
North lii t.lIn 1t, ii ii ii III Schiller, " /, x53
II. ArrntnIt, tMtGh March n III. N. nnd II. =.
fsur ~ AnFlh ~ Arnssi. A.. Gs1O
Nnfth l.hc!, IT. ~ u y nt AMxuhtn. I. NH
:, ~ inHs"teu, I's a'le" MHFch "a 1eFn. h"eHl 10 I'm
South lYstIr, Il, r. ,,st, IT H. Msr. & L
,mM ~ y. "iuf +, mr. A'o
.ia Il ~ s,h u iI,,,"r "" T. - ,nn -" ~ t,hn'
E',snu, u rtA'i - '''"'''" i'A''"'"l ~ SUM nm
WI ,it. Il Ii I; ~ Will = T. .sxIa n mi. ~
nrIiy1ti unisd Sutch y tWuiaS II. kIues.
tury o. +. Gstst,.. ,...'....s, RQ
II, r.. .'s!e n n s,arot u tv"n IL. ii'ssin" 10 ~,
wsnt nrEr,.n st !. II I, III iinynt ~ Z s;xi, ''~
T. 4nssH, s'arch o 'Iu'n 9. Webster u JOAN nm
IJnvnn ~ III II +, ~ Wrst AtIHt,. r. ( III III ~
, 1881-03-25
A WARNING,

70 III Editor o. 1hf CAleaQ0 1F1FuNf,
CN1CAt1t,, Sarch .l.--lt hus beet reported that
there nr0 BnEo persons travelling through tho
city rnKugel II, peddtlng mAtehca md ofhor t,u-
tfona, mud soliciting donations Ut ,nulvy frou,
people fnr ttls they enil ~ tho henctltsof tho
deat-sn,,t0 sehuuls IT CilltslKo We wish to say
,that tho dthf-,uute scl,nols nf thu city. which
aru nl!!er tho cllLrK1 Ut Tho llollrd Ut EuucAtiUn
Are lpInJrteA Iy tho HtHfu, aId nr persons aru
anthorzUl 10 sGIiut u!ti fur them iruM, our ctt-
zens UNI unT uuu pretending to cplcct mnney
iut tnuh purpose are i4Niu'stnrs Af,d should b0
handed over ~ tho police ny my ono whuIl thpy
approach. IL. 4. nE l.ANM,
rFcsIdcnt ItiArd Hf Education.
y. a. EMkttY.
rtlurIpnl Iluaf.Aiutp 6Ckl0ulH.
, 1881-03-25
.DUSlNE ESS.
Stocks Open Strong, Break, and
Then Recover.
False Rumor that tho Government
Would Buy $4,000, 900 Bonds.
r'nnnccs Quiet nj C1licayo-1.ight Move.
mcnt Of Currency.
The Produce Markets Moderately Active ind
Unsettlea-arain Generally Easier.
Provisions flnt,uatcdStrerrfy, but cossi Staller-
fralc md Commerce Of CI.eago In lSSD.
FINANCIAL.

STOCKS 0pcttetl slruux s,i ttp erru1e4.-F .,pJrt
thdt tho government wuutl tuly tli,,kdl lMsl of
!,mujs This cntJ...I tho llxl.tur 1l;lrs to cuvur
md sont ur.cus III, l per uont ,llI rtnrc. y
atl4,rp tmnr ri,it thet, tclh,,, IN tho Granger
stu.ls a,I Un.nt. pucIl,r which wcrc, ii,stua1 Of
tl,u eont sticks, tlr ullcct. nr nstnnIt. t'riccs
were Gntlly pushed tnwtI. Ehlea9h& SnrthweAt-
scrn KGl or t,,,n t.ssi tn In. 81 lA,t, from iloa
.n 1US, U.to,i lhtclhu iri1n lt5t III 1l5. New
York n,,vtceH stated TINT buyerxof 1t. Paul wero
ut>sorbng nil tho stnels uTur.d, nul cnntrarl-
wlnc, n,'lpr dispatches salt np,rci,rnsions
werc felt that thc poDts In tho UtWiIYer
sh,uks wcrc becoming discouraged, n.ld
were abandoning tho ln ninvt-
,ramt. It wns nlsn rcportrt' TINT e,uiiMnHt1ons
were fur,llltR to hrcaR stoeks thnt lmtt 11,t yet
ahUwt, my serious tlecr. As tIsltHl. tho nsl'rEt
uf tho tnhrkut was intnrprto,l In uppnslt wNrs
ty thnse Interested The l'sllIsclaln tint ntitnll
tld Rtnck bDng offered IL shurt stock. .n 10 their
unlun tho tuarltet hns stCfh lilo hghr rails r,-
mnrkatly we'll. uthar observers point OIL that
na tor ~ tho nhrkGt IleclI'rs It IL active. hut
tho moment PRICES begin tn rise II bertt'ics stnE-
nIti. shownR that thoro nrc no new hns"rs ut
stnclts. Thore Rrc almost Mn cash buyers; III
fact, very few l'uycrH. except To cover
shnrt aalna. ChlIng" operators Tor toeliuo
very generally covered fhcsr short
Bales yesterday. One OK tho straws Ut business
wis tho cNso With which orders wcru tllIe'' nj II
,, J'I .,, ,t.. ,.,,,, ,,,I,,w, n, I,,ot
s.ooAs ins p'"sg'' t"nt so'''n ."''s ~. .'as.
shorts for cual siucIss with which " n.llke du-
llyorlcs Ia salI 10 have aubsadtd.
Another dividend for Northwest. III tlo sharo
or Il henty an0w-stor'n III lowH. was reporter
yesterday, hut inquiry fuletl to corrubor1lte tho
,mws
n,,,,,,, l.. .o,-,,, J., ho,, s,,,t ,,,. ,,s r.,,r.
u""la 1upo'teu 10 n",e ao'e o"' n'e ""'A"-
wanna und JerseyCe1ltral.s
Tho editor Of tho Iialt-Sirctt Ltitfv Nrirx. who
hns lust roturucsi from tho South trlvp'ed over
tia Irn{, Mp,tu loutl md recommends It 10
tourists. Ihc ha-be" Is VI Sucn natnro taa.
TIM trafa tim 1rl ri nTt1
, 1881-03-25

The Hudson utnllrrlY l,ubstructed.
Tmf, N. T., Muren :!..-ltnlf Il d0AeM vesscls
havc r..lchri hrro ,s,-tiuy frs,tn po!nts oi The
tuw r ltudstyn. The AtGut,ltr l1reW, Ut tho peu-
ple's L.Mr, which arrived from Now York this
q iii md II .!t,ilDcr uf passengers rho river
l.cleur AlI tlle Wy duwt. lte still nbst rcla tho
e'InAls In lfr vicinity Nf this city 1 II will DO
4wcck Hr Mtr.s trpturo MY uttphitlt cum bo tnadn
70 lotk thrnugh lHtu thu river seycrhl hundred
!.1t!td bouts which wero caught BY tho leu lust
h"veni1or. There nr9 snlnn f'mdod vessels IN
river Abt.vc thu Suite dam. I'll thts point. WHICH
cut TO ziArted Tor Now iurk III IL t:ay Or two.
, 1881-03-25

lie. and cnsch about the saun M wednesday at.nr.
,no ,c.sHs- Anil 4 tIs!.s:G:;: t1s tei ;"lte;
:hlti,& i.iy. srllcT Az Is t,l ll!si!Ni Mn ~
re ,Apr: tInis,sf1:E.1s seller Mnyt ind ill., 9.ti
l1g.5tt4 1U:H.
MEarE-lleplnrd ~ a1tc por ~ l,s and c1psed
wrrr rrmMtrh ~ sstcs twnst nlesInt t.n. lb. NJ
XIII; r. rs a & T. n M W j:r nnn I'i!Ht
Gflens u leading Gu Ut meats WEIR NJ flnw. u.
, 1881-03-25
COMMERCIAL,

Tho following wcro the receipts md shipments
Of tho lrAftns articles OF produce In this oIty
during tho twcnty. tunr hours ondlnH NJ O'Clock
morning una for tho corresponding
tItNn 4 year uK0i
, 1881-03-25
THE INDIANS.


uctun,e OF THAR Numbers, Present Con.
.dlttun, Tunticncy Towards ClyilIXa.
.lun, md capacity tor Inprovct,cnt.
cincinnati tnmnrrrtnl
There Nrc In tho minds NJ lIt,st pEnptc very
ya4,,u hlrns OF the number md chnrnetcr nf tho
tn,,ian lupuIRtIon OF thu United Hh,tes+ Tho
facts follnwlnE arc both interesting mud ill.,
elruetivc:
In Michigan thoro arc nbout 1of0o Indians, ;zN
Of wl,ut, nre nf mixed blood. Al wear citizens
Dress aiA I,.7] Of tnunl ArG enRnxcd III ngr.cnlt
TIRE. nnd 1,;n> Including tho nsrlcutnrats. aro
engugctl IN civilized Iuranl's They hive tay-
echt,ua, ntll over ;lhl lllnn children attend
tho,n regularly. 1t Gusts tho Quilted htntcs *,to
year to kcetup these ach0ula. Ncarly ,Ooo
lndIans can re!d, IL, Ut whom lcnrnel tu Ito st'
during tho past yrar, There arn u churches
aud religious societies annually uxpcnt *l,GE1 on
thpsc In,lfas,s. During tho ycar lA,st fgs died
and gli were harl,. There nrG held fl reserve
for t,cst. lnIlni!s C.rs acr.s Of lud. lnsty"Mnr M
thoy cultivated sIf1 nGrta EINl ritiattl l;t;tH
bushels Of wheat, ANN lIl,st'el4 Of corn. aud u
inr9e n,nh,n1 nj vegetables. They will soot bc
III. II W5sr"sin' thorc aro ,,aa Indians MI but eo
ct whoin weir c!tlzsn's ,1ress. Ahrtt 81 *,sn Of
isG tsenrrs eHre" Ter ar" r. 'wo rs rs % I'LL
nlno day -sctluuR, all Of WHICH cost tho Darcr-
s sr IN v yns " MGtSs Gssr lss!sisa 5 hnfS y e:
na'sn1 en- s IL sHs sa bny" sasy led - rns @ H.
hnyu In their reserves St5 tW HGres. uI!d tl s043
acrcs L4at yar lucy RAISED S6s'' II ~, Ms!e!s oI
Thcy own 5la heal OF horses and 1.vD hcad of
In Mlnncsota there nro 41b7 Indians. over
$50 Of them wenr citlzcns dress, I'll ara nKri,,
pussuIts Tmoy have threo dny.schools afli
breS Loar3 thS s' nySrase @ ro.d ay ~
So sosss l 1;s% s '' and a rcsus ssD s"cus
spcrl upon thrm II s'nml! additional SUM-. The
, 1881-03-25

Ahnrt ribs. +n!nr stny. c,4ed NJ 47afa'ht< I.t,nx
1snds assc n"xa io''s ent hat.: ,sa%fc: swnnt.
prrcr hntn*. thn1a nvarttd ~ &c.
1iacf'n Hsrd nj st4stHc for Rhntitders. S1sAd fnr
MI can sAst.I and p4exgLl.
HEEF-WHs quiet NJ thfi3H.01 for moss, $11t11Q01
fur sxtra mess, und flJ4j1 isiIjJ tor haNs.
, 1881-03-25
fW4 WM Fl.LH F#f KW1
| onr quotations.
.st.44 st4sssss+..*s.sNs
1kt



CATr1.E-Tho tncreasv in tho arrivals Was not Us
n,nrked n,xhJ bud expected. and. under curt!n-
uat Auod toniund ftun tho several classes IT huJeFs
atock Without snbntlng u any fuEther dvcllne. The
market, huwescF. had MI uutettun1 OF weakness
which 1t IN thought n0Ee than kcly Will fak0 ehaoa
In shAGl reduction betors tho week IL out Ut atock
snIlea tU tue Ut uHd butchers thero II
cUntiNuea ahurt supply And Of st0ckoH And tesdnFA
aIsa, tho ututings altogether inadaaunto ct'nBa'
guenlly lu4o descriptions sld stronger than did thu
hotter Hrxda8 Of catle but thsrD no cla2A for
which ssIinss wore obliged tu make any aIntaba ta-
ductIOu from tho eibaluR rrlces Ot tho day hofnre
A. 10 quality. The kupPy wis II Ruoa ayeniH1. Few
PUr dr"sa. wore 70 lV ssol ad snlos q ptacos %.
transactions. ThGte *Bri lluhber " prtlna Lfofas
tAr which &aa13a ~ whs nhtnned. md tMo bxtF4 lut4
lis and hGhu nYGFuktnR l.h0 Alla ll lpt tH&t sua
o 1n ~ u rsdsxsly Thsy @ TSfS RI; -, ~ 4, ny 5r
gIalld Sale. w1rb nsaIstiy ut SlAa5i5 Inr cnnon 10
good fat snpnts!K steesk, and y El3tA lnr 9atSh.
Vgxt et4M. FtAi1fs Wcfc tAlAt0 Ht tAU14l&t apo
atockurs al fAuk1aW
QUOTATIONS.:
ExtsH Hasvas-Rteers weighing l.sp Lbs and
st"sf~. ~oishlns lIo i. a. bs, .,........ aaa.s
"Ssa I'LL % 70 l. III aonaa0
liz IafIit" Ifsl ibs. " 4snoAso
Nuishsra' Rtaok- -Punr 10 cutnHon slVorr md
seshna IL IL In u LII! IT,. ~. asaAoo
ht.Mk t'a1i!e-CuHnon catla. waAhlnx GU W ~. ~,
,nisfaS. lid iitis eaws. hslisfs, stasr
bulls. and so.a~n1 stvers,,............." AK
ttAA--fSf ln4 oaS
, 1881-03-25

S, a " All m gH MuSs Z. ts
ay 1na Hu5!nE ths sns,na r., " hus i W:
prlEGs Thu ttClln p1tuhled to oil Rrtts. though
mixed pac*InT lots showed tta easirs u.u no1 + IN
sta ware ths n1,HsS! "uyvrs .nd ~ !hslf wat5 M
wUra leit aftr uslsul. ssus a es?+9A f"f n.
furioF IT, chuteu, With thy huiE Ut A4tttAA Tho
fGfk0k gluAGd vi &AAhsh u fur Night. At Ak2A1 1ue
ApaTy, and vi &ta&11 Tor skIps aud cus.
, 1881-03-25
l}Y TELEGRAPH.
NEW f'OiiE.

6ptetat Dt,pate' to The Ch.taoo Tribune.
NEW YONK, March 2L-Thu snre speculation
WIS ruvnrIsh and unsettled tho pruvnllin Ing tolld-
cncy rolnR in Tho direction Ut lower prices
During the ,11ur.ling tho markGt was falrly ilrm
md nn advance Of i to : por cent wus recorded,
IN which Euw dorsey Euntra1, Dr1n-
wllre, 11ncknwaBnn S Western, anL
Uulon Pncltiu wero tnust prominent. The
higher rnrEG Of quotations. however,, 8ou1
brought out II goudy number Of sellers, u'd II
wss tera'iy sssts y , thT s1slng g9;ss f"r
tho holders theltur desired 10 bu relieved
fr9m eurryng: Ihvre we're also sosno heavy
l,ort froa n,y q.urer, tlo si'esu,tiuii assumed
i, tune Of suverc depression. The Invest figures
Of tho tlny wefn touched after tho scG"nl ltunrl,
Tho decline from, the h'shest po'nt, Il, Of the
ssst, s%1as s,,., '"SsE Ss'E ,asss @ s,rks. i u u
soe* afsef aa ao "s sses s' In s fS
tiea!nKs tho lnArkeL becntiu iIrn.or, and c'stl
II rseysry t Of u er een thn ..er waa ~
uyAtn quite prominent In the lcnlinHs, and
rcctr,ie,s sumo w!u ihIctlattolss. dccln,lix per
crnt. recovering 8, setting oir H. anu closllv VI 4
The monetary sltuatlon continues unchanged,
capItn! being Ii, Eoml supply Ut low rites q m.
"f '''s stodx s esoiaicra ias red S '' 1t Ii Mlt pr
Tera taa,lo aboyo { RI csat, and Vt W. w.
Unltcd Suites bands oNns WIRE elfcutc'l at prr
ennr. Tlnn lo''',s unit prime discounts hro ut,-
claanxad The ster[nx M Sxshangs innfkSt WIS
iiai,;ry ), f"r blIls III satur,isy'n malls
woru gorcuIly weak and lower. Erie ,sx,i'soll.,
tiAtci sccsls ADVANCED frotn D9,s 10 yIs4. nl,d
ttoetnotl u U. boston. llarafar,l s Erq tirsls
Vi iGi; 10 incomes t'seli, irom u 10 5s;, a'iti
, 1881-03-25

srfttnt Dtapnfth II 7ht Chsfnao Tribune
fh,s1t,x. March 2l.-fn tho 6t,Mk ExGhnngo
lH!.itlcss WIS quiet md wcRkor IN II rule. liit
without nny tprcla1 ftltilrea. Except. perhaps,
n"v,"l ny fr"tn NIX IN tnltGeAa In rnlltna.!
.hnres, GhlcnRn. lslrl!ngsnn & Quincy declined
ir"I,, , ~ t. fa:: Toledo; Dr!phos 4
eeIinHtl i, 10 H: al,i,mIt Branch Is. to :aj:
i!nt!An pl"lrrr9d =. e y; i'n!lna, Z, 70 ~,
r.'t+tn n. 10 137 Nurthorn ~. % tR!tz: fiostun
Alt,n'iy Il. ~ lfH; Little tiock i. u't'. lAat-
.rn Mlvhrcrd Il. to B; s0tiOrn hlockA 9. to ~;
M!chRah Central 4. 10 1l1h.
IN ann'ls llnrtf0rl g. l:rIs T. declined liz to
,; To!r,'H. l>rphns s. burlington ts sold ut ri:
!tAnsna city. JhtWFehcs & Houthorn ~ AtthEcetl
Ii. 10 lBl.
In !h,u! RtDcks. tloston Land ticcllntd ;tl1. to
~; "Asrr. ltIwrr Il, tn 10A: Rtid Asp!nwnkl wAH
attt,ilg ntH.
, 1881-03-25
MINING NEWS.
SAS rttASCtaCn.
;AS FNaSCisctl, Cal, sJurgh 9i.-Follow;tlR nrr

per st,Arc.
N0sr0S.
Srrttd. Uftpaseh to Tie Ehitaso Tribune.
1lnsroS, Murch st.-Tn mining sharcs. Pawnt!c
DECLINED u, u l0!i; Cltatpa 1"18, to 2is; Blue
1litl Il, to III.
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1losTos, March .l.-Mtntng stocks closod as
, 1881-03-25

Hop H!stcra has restored u snbrIGty md health,
e1rttck wrecks FROM iptompcEanco.
, 1881-03-25

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lot, and curly tp.B 1T M.TtSte.
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turkeys sailing Ht itHie, clilexatIs nt 1-u1. and
EGcsls ut i&sE. Wild i.,wt wcto m1re plonly, am1Il
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, 1881-03-25


iS1{I tuMGnt ib1ii clu.0t3, ~.
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ratcs closed ut tBON@AHa. Fnr etxty-ttay CON.
1nerclnl bills fur prompt delivery. Ai7041s!t.
Fur three weeks delivery. 411s@a1sA. Sixty
day commercial bills. prompt delivery on flAvro,
6Jl.iGEHM, bordeaux. kn. SIxty.dny commercial
bills IN Antwerp. deliverable prompt. wuro Gss!;
GHNsi. liaukcrs' bills on Germany wGrc " for
stxty days and VIZ for demand; nlnuty'day
prompt commercial bills, GAGKl. Blxty-day
cuuMosrEal. on bankers. delivered prompt, uNa
DIaS; sAnle. delivered In lhrcD wGokx, Wi*tp
E!{. Cotnluerc!4l narks are very scarcc,
and thero ~ lnrge domand for them.
tuumtrclul drawn on commercial pArtfcs WcE0
vi. lIankers' gutlders on Holland weru tD2. for
sixty days and 3ah tor demand, st1ty-4lny uoul-
morelAl was uhdsp SID. ShlppeFa' exchange Oh
Now York was 4OQD5Do discount.
The subscriber: whu lnado sosno inquiries re-
garltuH foreign exchange Ut W, under duto Ut
, 1881-03-25

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abte HI r. 1t&!..N tof fufr To hiGh
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1T ti.lh14 i!gtlyNfrtt.
IfkGt In Wumk. With very llttlD In
NtHt,Iu Ut Cav; No, ! county ut
1.thc.. -..
i,ttu In fn1r d eul1nd nt the dDs
he bnse price nan <l.u8 par gallon
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-01-26
Eastern and European Markets.
IS. PAUL, Jan. &c,

New York, Jan. 25.-Money active at sac
per cent, closing at 5 per cent Prime mer-
camille paper 5@51< per cent Sterling ex-
change, bankers bills strong at 9s1s. Sight
exchange on New York at e91S.
Produce exports for the week, S7,140,000.
Governments steady.
Bonds-In the railroad bond market Boston,
Hartford & Erie flrsts declined to 6S from IS,
and recovered to 63%; Peoria, Decatur &
Evansville incomes to so from So, and reacted
to s03l: Missouri, Kansas & Texas seconds to
TN from 70, recovering to rs; Chicago, Col
umbus & Indiana Central incomes to III
from 7S1S; Lake Erie & Western incomes to
a from 75]11, later recovering to AZ; Ohio
Central incomes to 65l9 from 6611; Mobile &
Ohio new mortgage skies 10 los from 109js;
St Louis & Iron Mountain first preferred in
comes to 9511 from 81, then recovered to 96,
closing at 95$4; Chesapeake & Ohio currency
ST. Louis frsts to III from u.s. and st. Louis
& Iron Mountain, Arkansas branch, firsts, 10
Ito from 1114.
State securities dull.
etocks-The stock market was weak in the
early dealings and prices declined HOS per
cent, Delaware & Hudson, Canada Southern,
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western, American
Union Telegraph, Central Pacific and Chicago,
Milwaukee & ST. Paul leading in the downward
movement, During the afternoon speculation
was irregular and unsettled, but after the sec
ond board the market assumed strong tone,
and under brisk purchases an advance was re-
corded ranging from L494334 per cent, the lat
fer in Lake Erie d Western; the coal stocks,
Canada Southern, Western Union Telegraph
and Peoria, Decatur & Evansville being also
quite conspicuous in the rise. The market
closed strong.
The Graphic says: The trouble long exist
ing between the first mortgage bondholders Of
the Columbus, Chicago & Indiana Central rail
way and the Pennsylvania company respecting
the lease, has been settled. The earnings o.
the st. Paul & Omaha road increased Sl7 ,0Ct
the third week of January, those of tht
Northern Pacific $1,000, Chicago, Milwaukee,
& St. Paul $4,000, and Chicago Il Northwest
ern 5000.
The transactions aggregated 100000 shares
of which $500 were Chicago, Columbus &