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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1881-10-20
TAX NOTICE.
TREASURER'S OFFICE,

lRhASO HER'S OFFICE,
P'oTENs G. H., s. c., Ang. 2G. 1881.
accordance with the supply Bill, np-
4 proved Dccember 2Itll, 1880, notice is
hereby given that this office will be open for
Jhc collection of taxes
E'fR?a1SqDsay9 September l5s
and will rcmnin open until October 3lst, Inc
rate per oentum Of taxes is as follows:
State purposes, mills
County parpoSes, mills
Railroad Tax, ." mills
Scho0! Tax, mills
Fence Tax, ! mill
Poll Tax, 81 CO..
For the convenience Of taxpayers I wilF
attend Mt the following places:
Central, Tuesday nnd Wednesday, October
4th and 9Th. .. =.
Liberty, Thursday, 9th October.
Ensley, Friday and Saturday, 7th and 8tA
October. "..
DaOnsville, Monday and Tuesday, 10Th and
11th, October '.'S
Pumpkin,own, "Wednesday, 18th October.
A!ken's orc, Thursday, 18th October.
Kings Store, Friday, Iith October.
Hurricane, Saturday, 18th October.
And for ba ance of tirho in my office at the
Court House. =.
Tax payers will please attend at The oppoint-.
mcnts by o'clock p. Nj
In all cases where the Nav InstallmenL has;
not been paid .. -.
E'NmaEdy OF Five Per Cont.
will he added to said InsfnlImcnt.
All taxes remaining unpaid on the first day
of November will incur
KO120H4y 90 EHfGtecn Per Gent.
and will be collected by disrcss or sotbsrwiso
until 10Th of November: after that date tho
County Treasurer will proceed TO collect by
levy aud sale rs provided by law,
Taxes are payable in the following kind o f.
funds and no other:
Gold and Silver Coin. .'.'e ..
United States Currency, ....s aa .r
National Bank Notes,
And for County Taxes Jury and Witnesses
Tickets. I'd" -T'# t1T,7#BT40'
4 JOHN .HsaBOWEN,
County TTCasUror PickouS C0unty.
sept l. 1881 81 5
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1t is believed that Arthur will adhere to
ConkI'ng as deVotedly as Jackson adhered to
'VanBuren. Of course, he will not do il in
the same style, because Arthur is not Jack.
son. '...
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EMPLOYMENT
10 SELL A HOUSEHOLD ARTrJLz

f2FiE poor &c we'll ug the rich, tho old o. .
R we'll az The young, tho wife NJ well ~
INC husband, The yOurg m"dena as well as the
h0y, may just ~ well earn a, fsw ,luilars i,&
honest employment, rs 20 sit mrnuii,l The house
amt wait for others to earn ii ~" rhpin We
ca" give You employment. nll lhc time. or
ElDng your A3Hrr hours Ouly; travelling, or
n your OWE nc!ShbDrhoud, among yonr
Uiehd' ami AcQuaintnncrs. lr you do not
care Tor cmpCJinCnt we cail impart valuahls
!ih"rn'nti"n 10 y"i free at cost. it viii EN- G
You only On" ccat 70" Postal card 10 wrlS
Tor our Prospectus, a"'tit may BE- tho lnsans
o: making y"a n good nany dolars
10 not neglect this opportunity. Tsu ds
n"t have io Invest large sum OF money. an-e
"'' great risk OF losing it. You will rrali-
~ Sc" that it will I've m eayy matter TO MAKE
t",i;n $40 /" >S!0O n week. and establish a Ia
crH'Ire and independent business, honor.b 4. :.
"'rtKii Iorw*rl AL profitable. Attend su'
IhH mNttrr n"W. FOR there is nancy in il far all
wh" engage with ms Wc will surprise y,n
'n'i y"n Will w"ni"" why you never wrote 10
ns before. We %'ni !uN particulars free.
'"nr"S1 ~, kENE M'F'U CO.,
(NanH this Nsp"r) Marion, Obio.
sept g, 1891 . H,n
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Tho Solicitor of tho Seventh, North
Carolina, District is indjcLing all pero
sons who voted tor prohibition in tho
late election, charging Them with CON-
splracy against tho liberties OF tho
people.
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JOurnalistic.

Mr. VIM. Calhoun has recently become
associate editor Of the Seneca City Journal
MIR. G. is a young lawyer and wields an cle-
giant pen. We welcome him to the profession
and predict for him success as an editor.
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Our exchanges gives accounts of the burn.
ing of many cotton gins and large quantities
of cotton. Nearly all the fires seem to be &C
oidental.
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White RObed EimArcs.

The Warrcnton (Va.) Solid South of last
week says: "a number Of reliable and rcspon-
sible people, whose names We can give, about
week ago saw an apparition in the heavens
about ten o'clock p. NJ. of white robcd fig
ures, which were supposed by those who saw
them to be angels. 1t is all the talk Of the
people in and around the villages Of New Bal
timore and Buckland." The Richmond Dis
patch Of the 9TH prints note from MIR. NJ. c.
Grnsty, Of Fredcricks ksburg, Vs., dated 5th i, st
in which he says: "Many persons in this COM.
munity claim to have witnessed y most 4',l.m-
ing sight in the heavens some nights cncc,
just before dayhreNk. The heavens are said
to have been lighted, and vast numbers OF
soldiers appeared, Uniformed. armed nMd drill
ling. Who else saw it, and what is tho cxpla-
nation? Could it have been miracr?" The
Dispatch brusqucly rcp}ioy ave hnvo no tnitr
in such things I'hHy arc in our opinion
mere optical dcusons."
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Ihe new Senators have been sworn ir
boyard has been sworn out and the Democrats
have generally sworn off. If there is further
charge IN the situation our readers shall T..
lI..yMeL
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january 80, 1883, will bo tho ono
hundred and fiiCivth anniversary of
the settlement of Georgia. The Ma
con Telegraph suggests that tho cvont
bO celebrated.
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The health and beauty Of children
can be restored by giving them Shri-
nor's Indian Vcrmifugo to kill tho
worms that darkcn their complexion.
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The Hon. David Davis has long been sus-
pectod of oovCting the'seot of the presiding Of
fcer. For some weeks he has been revolving
N mig mind the advantage. If "ryacc or no
Fpucr-"
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/ nc area SOWn In oats III tho South
this fall will bc at least twice ~ great
Us that ScCdCd last fail.
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a locomotive has just been completed At
the Grant locomotive Works, at Patterson
n - which is reported to be capable of a
speed Of one hundred miles au hour.
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Tho Rov. Ell. IL. Gillian, an .1,,is.
copal Clergyman OF North Carolina,
has been formally doposod by tho
Bishop.
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ter SITS
, 1881-11-12
BUSINESS.
A General Decline in Stocks-Rail-
way Earnings-Eew York Ex-
change Easier.
The Produce Market Active and Stronger
-Breadstuffs Partly Stiifeneu
by Bad Weather.
A Good Export Demand on the seaboard
for Corn and Wheat-Lacd
Wanted Here.
FINANCIAL.

AT the Windsor Hotel Thursday night anu
generally in the New York papers YESTERDAY
morning there was very ilrE feeling expressel'
but Ut tho opening transactions were enet up ~
cxpectaiions. Prices were steady Tor tlaae'
nl1d finally tue leading activity WAS icala*ed III
St, Paul. The variations were sharp. opening ut
1U3a; when it soon went I'D to HOE later 1t sunk
to lo9:: then up ll0.s, closing ut loa' faiti':
:; below the opening. This stock was tho active
feature of the luy. There was talk OF Il tight
money market about noon, and hence prices
went Oft a3G1ls:. The gums OH the opening price
at the close were rock Island Il, Illinois Central
y. New York I'll" x. Metropolitan "L' ].
Milwaukee, Lake Shore. n1id Northwestern Il,
Chattanooga x, Northern Pacific Il, Paci!lc Mail
IL. Manhattan a.
The losses were much tho lnrser number
Among thom will be noticed Western Union y;
Chicago, burlington s. Quincy, l; Illinois Cen
trail. =; Now York Central, -; Erie. -: Msch.~
gan Central, 4 Lake Shore, 1; Wabash. +: Lou
isville s. Nashville. =; Reading. Il: Union Pa
citic, x; Ohio & Mississippi. Is: Kansas s fexns.
=: Delaware. LackawMnn l. Western, s.: New
Jersey Central. !: OntMr!o & Western, Il; Cen
trail paci:lc, Il; Mobile Ohio, =: Denver & Rio
Granite, s.: Texas Pacific, IL; Enst Tennessee l.
Georgia, e.
4 Jew properties opened and closed Mt the
same figure
Tile following table showing tho earnings OF
several railways per mile for nine months Of
1850 und 1881 vii! be found Instructive:
, 1881-11-12
Tie following grain was inspected into sto,

Tic ro1l73N!u:z gram Was iUsecteu II1t6 Store IN
this city yesterday morning: ,cars winter wheat,
i cars No. ? spring, - cars No.; do. cars low
grades 80 whcat); 81 ears and 6,c00 bc No. 2
corn, II ears hIghIatxe'l. 1Gi low :s,dcs ct.
coru); cars white oats. cars So. n'ixed, 20
cars rejected, car no t-rade Us oats}; car re-
1ccteu rye: u cars No. :; barley 8 cars low grade
do. Total Ee.6 curs} 10000 BIZ. Inspected ont:
II ,a9I bu wheut, 26l, ,il3 BIZ corn, 39s3 bu rye.
4.2as bn barley.
The leading produces markets were again rath-
er active yesterday and very irregular. Grain
wis strong. The return Of had weather hcrc he
lng ai,set! by Il good export demand for corn In
New York. and II firm tone on wheat III Liver
pool There were good Many at'xi GUS
shorts TILED III both u'arSets but sellers
were free enough to causc Il set-oacA towards
O'Clock. Provisions were stronger III syfnpatny
nnd lard WAS III very Eood -ocmand' torA and
, 1881-11-12

The following instruments were flied for rec
ord Friday, Nov. II:

The following instruments were flied for rec
ord Friday, Nov. II:
c1rr PROPERTY.
Sas,e as'ed S5x y: + e Glsss e. i. pd f.
sopa nGtl st. between iaTiaUee and ioxen ~"
:ltztO r. :tnprvvea dated Oct II tCharles n.
Hale IL F.nnk ! Mer3:. 4,5D
DS4;ss" %p2"vt atd ~ N2,s # ye;f;
10 Frank I. Tus'.r Il u. l2tGo
s' t ::!' Z 4 aisy to sf e %n"a K sas st. '%ss s
s$ss Ss:sa ST / I l. Il IS II i i,Snts:;6 t
eass Sa;:faa Nssasi sa
re":i.s sfss i: lsiwssn wt;i arya and coa- ~
rhs Mu5F p1s!:c; tS Sa Snei II! II S%wcr s: sc Nov $50
III ". to:seri to !Iensiette Sc:,ardln>....... 1s0
S*'s ;s aad I'd ks!a Ill., 80
w"S aa;ei Il Sov y s E. aFea 6 shn = 1I f f. 40
+ ); L ~ S1's S5 III aa;ea ess, 'Sohn Ss'ss s0
c1':axG s;sS " i + rs # f Es T. f.
WeI1sj -. ....-... 3l5
seH;ss 4 ~ GF' Pteifs s f. Mee i'
sut; ;i:o!s isaa !: dated oet.a Inavsa rierson ,o
ssssa sss 81 i; i iss /; ssf3S;s d t. ase: &
dated Oct: >F. j. und q. H. Clark to James
'. R.rsas ps T. 81 II q Iestre t. 1'
..............:.....
SCk1u VI ctrT LIMITS WITHIN a RADIUS OF SEVEN
MILES or THE cuGKT-liUNSE-
r"au. 81 r. lots nna !. dated sep.. = IT, T.
sIad ". Weut d. II. CN,uerOn; ............$ 1250
Leland ndJuntas the nb"ve I.Is ard =.
dated Sept. - ii. II. Soutflsorth 10
p:.ry............ LEO
sot'1H uF CITY LIMITS WITHIN RABIES OF SEVEN
MILES or THE CoCKr-HoCsE.
FnrtJ-seyenth st. between fIn.steu and Wai-
luce, T. tlxl24 IT, dated March u, lsu Il. s.
Obj to Itte: HAiscn ':;:.:s s0
it. ted July II. lss IN. Z. and T.. Starr
Wailace st. !, Z cor OF Tiity-fonrtt. " T. s01ia5
, +. .ln,eu sept = IT, W. Ellsworth to snon
MctnEery nv. . " SaEsnnento, +. NUxa3 II,
dated S"r. (John AcEu:try tn Tho Hrish-
Cotton Manufacturing coMpuHy}..,.. -. 500
Fifty-itth st: g cur yf Wnilace: =, isxl25 1t.
dtteu uct. Is TX. l.. Holmes a. i. isnnlls} .00
Winter II. III fl y of Furfy-;tft1. " +. 2;1 L., II.
dated Oct il t5taster in Chanccry to e. fltz-
, 1881-11-12
U0ST1N.

Special Dispatch to The CHICAGO Tribune,
BOSTON. Nov. 1.-The stock market rn,ity " rs
NOT very active. und there werc but few fent-
urcs Ut special interest. The newly -deyelopeu
strength i'll Snndusky was fairly sustained dur
ing the day, but on the last call It WINS offered
shade lower. Tie cause Of the advance Is said
To bc that y huston opcr;ttor Is ''short. Ciicn-'
80. liuriinstuu & Quincy was less active to.iny,
And, although the first sale was ut j4l,:,
Ut the close it was offered ut 1435i.
rights sold quite freely at TX TO- II.
Atchtson was strong, advancing at the
secoad Board tn l41A. Li1ti1 Rock also
advanced i, the scare in regard To the reported
decision that the roRd would hnye to assume the
hoEus Of the cid rond huvtllg passed AWAY.
oregon Railway & Navigation sold lid to III.
The movement In detail Is seen by the following;
co1Iparson Ut the lmtest prices tosfuy with the
latest previous prices: .AdrnnceG-Dustn,:.
Clinton. Fitchburs s. New Bedford preferred
frotu ~ 10 1:1, saics u shnres; boston SAI5uny
from 1Gt to 16iix, shares: ltchsoE from liI
lilai. ia shares: 3lnrtiueste, HouShton l. Onton-
uEon preferred trum lis to III, 10 shares;
Michigan central from Aj1t to 945:. ]9 shares;
iowa Fn1lS s. Sioux City from 81 81, 81 shares;
Little Rock tro,n s015 to 7I:4. 80 share:; Phia-
delphaa, Wilmington & Baltimore from G. to G5;ss,
lUs shurcs: Union Pacific from E.Ua: to 15li:, ~
ehares: OREGON halfway s; Navigation sold ut
l!n Evansville E Terri Haute sold at 3!!iz. De-
c.tned-SAndtsky from 2l:{ to :D!s. I'll shares;
lo!slo Dtlphni s. burlington from T. I-l6 to
liz. .l50 shares; Chicago, burlington & Quincy
IRON III to 1il;s. lG shares. Unchanxed-Fitch-
burg ut lf3h. Share: Old Colony ut 130, II
shares.
In bonds the movement was as Follows: Ad-
, 1881-11-12

Government bonds in this market are In fAir
request: 5.tas lc'Gtlos; United States ~ tGs coll
tinuc'J 10i;a 1tdi:s; 3k t5s continued le:s@
1da7a4: IS, 1l6a@lU"is: AIS 1l3la la0li3:s. Tho Is
closed strong anu Is higher.
Foreign exchange Is nominal and weaker ut
the following rates: Bankers sterling posted
4s,3 lsd: actual, 4s1 G14sa.4: commercial ster-
lin. .7sG479.:. Paris, 5s,:G5;5i25 2-lo: Antwerp,
5a'G15'.H:: marks, 9A5tny5's; documentary
francs, Havre. 52o.a. Qt5cs5i; Antwerp, 80:
marks g3.a.
Yesterday was one OF the stormiest days of this
stormy season. Ar the banks routine unl coun-
ter business gave whatever duties cashiers and
clerks had to perform. And yet the tralsac-
rious OF the day showed very reasonable
figure Us will appear from tho bank balances.
They were ss.S}0.0tN. These figures, made in n
very stortly day nca7 tho middle OF the month,
if compared with those Of tho corresponding luy
three or four years ago will show how won1cr-
fully business has increased. The balances on
settlements the lst and 18th, three or four wars
ago, would scarcely couul those now 1nudc On
Utmost any da, Ut the ,not1th. How long can we
nope for this continued increasc! Till tile trans
actions Of the Chicago banks range themselves
next to those Of New Iork--a contamination to
be realized not many years hence. 1,os,ou aud
Philadelphia may as we'll make note OF this
fur future reference.
Some ut tho bnnks report their customers
rathcr more liheru. in their offerings Of ex-
change, ard hence 1t can be.quoted ii shade
easier. Large offerings were made by same to
their EeIshbnrs ut Is cents per Sl.01U, and con-
siderable sales were made this figure. Offers
OF Gu cents were refused. These quotations
must be understood rs between hunks: CUSTOM
ers are still supplied Mt par. Buying banks ure
of feourse losing ii fraction OH sales for the time
being. TEis cannot be expected TO last long
No more than individuals do bankers like to
lose money.
Money Is abundant here and elsewhere a!l
over the country. So long us the balance of
trade rcmnius SO largely i'll our favor 1t
must continue to accumulate. The millions
Of coin sent It's from Europe On t,a!-
ancrs ara gradually divided up among
NIL the prudent industrial. clusscs,
giving them the means to purchase or
to improve their homes and to ma!urnin a
higher standard Of intellectual and social cult
ure- 1t Is to be hcpetl that our people viii not
rush into wild speculations and the extr,.vns:snr
use CT tDrci.i :zOods- su that the ''Coi.icn
strcain may continue to tiow into tho pockets
OF nit Our citizens.
The banks continue to discount freely to Gus
th:s:eFs: and even outside psper with approved.
c;'i!nterals would be ncccpted b. mt IL few Of
theu1.. Rates Of discount MS heretofore 6nS per
ccul-the figure seldom rising abovc !.
lsY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.
Special Dt;patth to TIE Chicago Tribune
NEW YORK. Nov. v.ll-Specu!adon on the Stock
, 1881-11-12

1t will be seen that il c majority Of cases
there has been IN increase Of earnings per ini'e
over last year Earnings OF the |. H. s. W. sys-
TEN af roads Tor October reported s.lS33,GS3. 1t
is reported thu. the Northwest Company will
rty OF about s. 900 Of its bonds this W inter
from, the surplus In its treasury.
1t is reported that the managers OF the Union
and the Central Pacific were conferriag yester-
dag with reference to n new arrangement and
contract between them
Small bills are becoming scarce In New York,
and, we presume. elsewhere
The following rab!e will show the variations
Of prices on the New York Stock Exchange for
the day:
, 1881-11-12

$1,000 Shares
PREFERRED, REGISTERED
TREASURY STOCK
NORTH HORN s1L.
YER MINING co.
OF UTAH,
Interest at per cent per annunl, paya-
bic In Gold on January l and July
!. l for Six Years, Guaranteed
and payable By
The Mutual Trust Company
NEW YORK.
The Mutual Trust COMPANY

The North Horn Silver Mining Company il orEau-
s' a''a: II u IL iu.t ~ si.srv fapaid and
pss aS i!
and Wander bit mines s.unsncr 1tian 1!sie nf
s st nit ' sousxrs :: ai al o!H
s M IS ny M a., 5r'G Yo11n rne & n ivF s;ysF
M i Yse sse 5s, ssS % Il
.na ~ ssh$1 ,Fn II :a e !:s ess liz la s @
,s, IL y ;s 1t Sr A ax ] s1o* Tie Il a
rainy ihan other silver milne k,.."n- AssF IL.
ysas ss.E :, s'o and The quarterly d4v'-
T3ie IT..;r.r1ses owned By the North Horn Silver
formerly suptrInte II ,he ,!ofn syer snd MS
Icsort andcr:e: tE Professors Se"oeTs5 and Clay
aet. ot ties; s'a's rns of The , vein
ap"isa ] 70 70 the ht vein i,o from the ,sI
and ose:u.e y. ths i,.nen.e nnrareisd .''os OF
The eu:.aee features ~ irhi::t'ons =: .he vein @
he *sssF ~ s1s ,rt r ar ~. e "
:sea, depta- know VI 1!o vein n ths West
men, VI rrea, mine. with The limited
devc"nen1s . TEL 20 sns in ~ lif Z.
VIII, t.s same ~ ",,.n9s ~ wn: nc '''son 6at nj
Aii II tic Sor;n ii"rn sii:er vcrssnss consisting
e it re n a~ n s, nnarx asS r MY f n 1c ]
T. E::mbereer The we,l.kneTg z, merchant Of
cer:,::sE thi. i'ru1'tr;f:
Il aaa
tue ,tsse! en,s IN, L.; mn.i s,!nsyrS sonyn
are NOV sinking shaft on r. III Grsat Ms,utltc*nd
sss se n as tsi 1ia : q
tie la.i si,rsF nI,d S nusi. 's sssns sI Chm
nun..t ., ~ors funhe1nor hs E.. e,,'tR";;s, ;,r IT
51:s s s = tas ,t arc ay' rn G
~ M IT,: wiae and d" not 1i!tnk there + + another
lat liese W n,ia.s s be- the Sis.:s: and best eS.1
vi'ened and suiy equal !" the norn Silver Estrs-
Iy:.tie and be is the 'aost competent nun il:
M 5oiiow!ns t. extract 1'n the TePes, Of :'s
,n uy iass 20 s1:!ne t..s tscyc.ty;: We fsnnd: n
sas aeaa Po. olt as ha: a
:. 1sst-. IN ,n.5ai ln tt iepsse ,,e !un:
s.3sS T1's s:sSSfii sSxs Sss
. .set In IT,, <i4 S1a M ,, Tin fm, Eyy II ,ns q
sorS inss @ in s.iid body of 5ow :ais e.ena ere in
1rYxins xt.n tspth and very nro1:'!slns W next
e wei I'll b ns ,se ~ c' s feet; s tic wv ,so in IN
;mr s aSa1 re e n. n,sl G
eiuiu oi xIi IN TIM .sIe7 tuun.i OF tLs mine which
iodet:ttss: tic fr'pr;an: is, il -l"ws
the conuity of the immense vein ..'',n,ns tnroush
icsa iS,s s cs fnne whe @ Is es hs
II r. s1sS.s! ;s sas
, IN t; u s e. & +. + Epn ne n lie y.n tsst 5Ss
~ ~; iass Ii i - a a.; n1E:t nis "aess.s Tas
Sn:na5i.. properties On The Cos.lincn17
since tho fvrcSu!Er resor; IVES written further de-
1itt Inst with outa; IT tss ts.n :,!os ts. sum
p1ynR condition within .he cuultn. rear
The entire amount uf the tzeusury stock of the
compn.y remaining usold 9l, ,u saccs} having been
purchased b5 syncieate o5er Of tile same II ntw
made fur subscription ty the Undersigned nj {0
share.
Ny special can,sact between the syndicate and the
, 1881-11-12
Shtrt Shnut-, l.. l. 5. Short
RIBS. ders. eitars. c!tars.
Loose. pnrt saltcd.. $S.tU sGN sS.fo ! SS. Ii
I1t. hUItd. 5.Sl to ..:E W.
N4ty4f ,t,&.r- h.t1l | !

sS>kysos for January. l.u,- clears quoted T. y
lOuse and sS-10 boxed: Cnmter.nds. S3i4..; boxed:
luHT-cui hams, sHi$ilH sweet-j jtkied haEls unoted
at lus.elt4c TOR l5li AVERAGES; =reea huns, sa1ue
average, Sk1sec-
Bacon quoted 1.zessc for shoulders. J4esloc for
short ribs Us I.c fur short CLEARS S 5c fur i.1ls.
I'LL clny:Issa anu p;tcktu
.HEEF-Was quiet NJ sy.'i$l0.0) for mess. Su50stLo0
fur extra mess. und $l7 7Jtt lsuu tor hnuiJ-
, 1881-11-12
MINING NEWS.
SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. ll.-Miaing stocks closed


Special Disoatch ~ The CHICAGO 7ribune-
BOsToS, Nor. 11.--In mining shares we note
the following changes: -.Advancsd-snllivHa
from 3s5 to 3!:; Lapa from :. to ~; Franklin
from l2li 10 l:a1: Brunswick Antimony from Gi4
to ~: San Pedro from Ii to II. Declined
Osceca from sAl, to 2:'1a; Cataiphn from SIN 10
Calumet liecia at ~; Ridge ut 1: Huron at
81.
TO the ITaster7, associated Press
-. Boston, Nov. 1l.-MininG stocks closed as
fellows:
Ali.n.z Mining Co... ~ Eranklin. i:sl
NA'EtHtL u tiecas..St. 4-ta
Catatpa Ridge. :,-............
Duncan Sl1ver....--.. 1lSilver 1slet.....-.....
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81: ho eats,nets continue. chns-