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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-11
THE STATE or TRADE

P,trr,orr Nov lC-co-top st.liy WidlinC II Ec.
t'"I P,.'' 49,, 90 lo FAMILY - r. a. To- Cy
M4,-ng" - o.. 40 US Pt,c. :, 81 F - IS
Nh'a, 'a''n ia 'I E',r 81 50 So NaryIlri
- 5lE So" W,,tcru Winter t,d spot ana r"''m9t,I;
D az Conn southern steady Western ..'dy southern
%r' l ,.i.lc. h., crbsr a. a ~. January G3Ita
7oc uat. st.adyi southern. ~. &C. western "Ii,y,
io at - 6- ria5 him. fr"o c6a.c rcaasyiy
n'a ANA Mar 'ia,a' ,..t and Unbalanced Wheat
srl'H VII FAIR 'gnin. ''.,' i'1 , E'-l i o nm t rl
80 .p. BUN Fol Winter. 90 tr,c, q % ~ , Com
a"'' . ,' r % bush. uSJr.,,d Il Gic o1s
g|Ioi % '' , ,G tito, -0, 81 B. I,c N.
r,f' FrrsnGlo NcvnorA-"lc-t c"c Corn. o'e. oats
a1sc. ..., ...,,,, ,.,.,,
,h.'., Toy t.'l. ',y ' u, " '',. ,ro Sprlg
Il @ 1a T",' .,. an =. 80. - bCrca,Ssr
30 '",' ,f' 7r''pp,. ~ ~ ia ,3 c cash and
No,cr. -. a,-.c. Drcrun,r GJ, January 81 &c. MAY
,,'c' it., ,if 90 CASH iSpajSS
H",gr , a. n' ''' s,r. w. n,fisy fufE
90 . Nc II % ,,et5 ,, " ni,,'r 7 az 10 ' g"G
-'t,,., ,ia - -, and Noyof.usr p,y,mpcr and all
any, ,ly % H. ,.od ma T. ana a = M higher at siQe5
,4i' ap1 SgnTT'r' 20 eg1,,r as Meats ac,o
aai .ls' s,r snonil,r = $ ort mn IS :, T. short
c.Scms.iL Nov. io-Forf n1ner lut not y. q%otabiy
a 81 81 t@ feecp1,, $40 DasG; shipments, l.6'o
co" ogs @n@ 9Eg ~ i ,s @' Sa T-l az Il o.
1 i u..' h m ,, ti, i,o.r P,rr trpi AZ Is 95a
ii"'y cas- nu MOI pI"lAuR lo''' a., Cr4r
isHoc B9lhm-as scarce ana irm 7l, LlS re- clear
Rih BIC Bacon scarce Hhd UTi ,i"'i'l,,' ~ 49,,
iah 20 &C.. Clear sides. 'c Wms1y n,tl't, ny hI m
NJ ~ U0; combination Salta Of hhl-hth goI', 49,
basis Of ~ OK h4tiei caSII out moi iu CANNON and
SUGAR qWgl AMI unchanged h3St st,'ll, ~ a.,
Light At - y0@7G %; packing ana Butchers a' - o.
f',,lbt7 r.gu Hp"r I a' ~ "a -o0s7. wheat quiet
~ '..ll Wv ~. ..i ~ ~ ~, 't.uI,r n I'd
Hod me s'5l 4n9 80 !. slch ~ 3 80 all the
r ~ I,5 y. ~ 80 Wnitc no sao Corn
!,1r - 90 ~ ~ , - iet Hui stra y 10 White
,4'y ~ - NIlS bt'' - " ,,l,, 'icrrrt- Flour
GO go % gu l''r5 o - , ~ "' c 900 bash oats
I'Nuv phl',i NIfil' 10" u"'lH' .'iitt, h,.t N'
700 hu,l. SLDmunts-Nhe't leuo0 DusiL -. y.,o,,
MILWAUKEE,, Nov. 10 tl"nf lh hhu wv, 1870, ~
opened weak AMI lower, hut CLOSED Hih anu
Milwaukee Hard, nominal do soft ~ - '26 Ta Fen
rary q ~ March y ST. ApTl II %{i 90" @M|a
krr, ~ ~ No do ANA ihl"cted nominal. NJ a5c
5,,c oats higher No z i5 Ky" h r,h and NnySmncT
haii'y nun %l h ,oHri NJ NJ, siG cosh and No
vnc' fIovslons uul Mess loIN at 90 a. n" cash
'em9er ~ 80 J9nairy Lard Urine S,r,, a az and nm
ana NoNtmber -Zc. yeht. ilogS ~ la w u''I 90
changed a. - 10 80 70 FrcghlNmMhra TO h1 We,Icr
PiuAbELPuh, Roy. lo-FlohI c9inn'ss, 4 5u ,rDssoa
snperhne - p PennsyvTana h p 20 law ~ 10 d6
Extras. Clear, ~ 20: PchnS anna, faWlS, Lon 49,
80 -; Choice. ~ 10; ohio 10 Good " ~ 90
Choice, 81 5O do Fancy ~ 60aSI o., 10 Wv MS ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-11
TnrnsnAY. Nov. 1O-p. N

IHENsDAY. NOV IU-P' NJ
The business Of the day amounted TO 3"s,6OO
,bares. 81 which Denver and Rio Grande contrib
.nted 80. 500 shares, Erie $1,000, Central Paclnc
26.40O. Northwest 27,4O0 Missouri, Kansas and
Texas II. 600 Central OF New-Jc9sey 10000 Texas
and Pacific 1900 Union Pacific 1900. and the
Wabashes 20,7OO shares; total fc the nine stocks
2O3 700 shares, or more than one-hat OF the totai
transactions in all stocks.
Government bonds were in good demand anu
there were unusual transactions IN the continue"
5s at 1924 l02ls The changes IN the ma o,''
are advances Of d for the continued 9s ana ol oI
sbeAs The market closed strong at the following
quotation:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-11
ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL Markets

r.
lO.-i2.3Op. m.-COnsOls, lO0iiie for
u =. bonds, four cents 10
do per cent bonds llO3. Atlantic and Great
mortgage trustees ceTtihcates 5Ola do
mortgage Eiis 49s do sccCnl aJnsols. 1851;
Illinois central 1877 Pennsylvania Central 6s Reading
80 Is; Milwaukee and ST. Paul common lib.
LONDON, Nov. lO3:0O m-COnsolst lOOilIG for money
100ibs for the account T. S. bonds four cents 9
do four AMI half per bonds l69 Atlantic and Great
Western trustees certificates 06 do 0nd
mortgage 81 Erie 49s do second consos lOS' Reading
"a IS New York. Ontario and Western. 3414
LONDON, Nov l0.-3OO m.The bullion in the Bank of
has decreased $4,000 during the past week The
proportion Of the Bank OF England liability which
last week 37itIs cent IL now $3.50 per cent
Nov lO-The statement OF the Imperial Bank OF
Germany Increase specie of 100000 marks
Nov. l03:0O m.Pars ady1ces quote three
cent rentes 8B francs 80 confines for the
LONDON. Nov. l0,-4:UO m-Bar silver quoted at
6llbisd per ounce. a.. ,,,
first mortgage trustees certificates 56 Ere. asa do
second consOls 1854 Reading 34 New York. Ontario and
Western, 34a - ,. . -, ,,,,- Ia,
iONpos Nov. 10 p. m.-The amount OF bullion with
drawn from the Bank England today is 100000
iOSDoN Nov 10.-5:30 p. m-Pars advices quote three
nor renes 32 confines tor the
Ks Nov lO-5OU m.-Exchange ON London 20 francs
81 n cenlmes for checks -.
PANS Nov lO-5 mThe weekly statement Of the Bank
of France increase OF O6I0OOo francs yod aud
q decrease Of 2.525OOO francs In silver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-11
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Pr North Rirer Vessc's d"d Eo'roadS'
NEw-I DIRK. Thursday, Nov. 10. 1881.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw.YonK. Thfrsdny, Nov. 10.

ASHFS-Unchangcd and quiet ,,-
COFFET-Rio duh al IL 10 Fair 700 bags cy Haley
sold private terms b, action, sales f2l6 bags eX Os
Sa-0 49,. l2G9 ba"s eX Bela, ls1lecj D ag, * Is
sci lUli0l Sc Sc bags TEale 9l20 lu'fc 4" OtgS
skmnin -c average ice Tor Fair at tlis al was
var0usy nj from l'c UP 10 II Ec, with ~, lower
estimate rather iy favored. Mild quiet anu I'M
changed 49, bags MaracaiDO sold private terms -
COTION-SpOt Cotton quiet and stt a W Coco fuuhIy
above iicc hicher sales 62O bales 3l4 bales a7 even
ing. al for spmn ~. Delivered on contract wv
Receipts at the ports to-day 3 o. bales against 3d.,
bales this day last week, and bales last year, since
September l. lj62O7l bales against l,71O3B bales same
time as year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-11

asted February 81 40 bid Corn duh and weak No SPOT
60c December 6O9c January, 81 lc. MAY b3sc bid bc
asked oats dull and nominal No ? A5e ~ ne at as
od ST. 20 asSei N0yembeE y 70 be- 81 80 ksI' d g
q A 4 asked Corn steady; No. November 6Oo asked
december " c. bid b2c asked; al the year GO BID Janu
any, blc bid b2c. asked; May, 81 itc bid ReceiptNhea
62QO ush Corn, 900 bus. oats 5000 bush shipments
Mheat 64OOO bush. Corn 10 900 bnsh oats 24OO bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-11
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY NOVEMBER H. 1881

cars q col6os au1 Natives FOR rcr stern & Metzeer
caroaa state Bulls aEd ar| cows s1rneting over dozen
iS Z" iAls arrivals oNordly chaneel hands In The Jer-
heie was no SPEC al demand FOR cattle bit drovers
ger them out q the way OF the stock to ar
CgoGT Neailgr made stronger fecling in Washington
G, cs wac not made at a.e hour tins afternoon
a'iaI Improvement IA rssed Beef Is looked Tor some
tft NOT nm IN ,,} h o,l '' ~. -, (;o@rai1
side :ougtt ~ TO-" '1 aun soiie r.f s"d
TO lG" S5J p &C. HcIy P9gI 20 nias E9 boSet
shipments day were 3l2 Live Cattle Denmark by
r. Eastman lQ8 Cattle on Deep,lale ~ N. cold
S ~ Dressed Hogs in the city Of Montreal ny sherman
GAVE Recciots were 500 hoad-2oo at washington
M%Inf lag a. bqlhs and Jersey cry butchers were
competition was very spirited sellers had everything
on an and forced mite. is S.'I Enc
Ifg5nS ana Fed Calves at 4ta5c and Common TO Extra
n ' [ > rs not many Country rg Dressed calves were
iiacnbeG & DAVIS soi - state sser4 800 o. at
Gi no. . d. atAc; 10 do few Fed CalyeD 295 d. at
Ill d Hume salG II state Grasse go % Fed
PlrGlack Dewey sod 10 state ornasers, a7C ~ at 4c
a ISr osye .2 b. at 20 p Western ra,sers ana req
%eai llg b. at Sc do, 1870 h. at lOc 10 Western do
Jei9e, Wright Ioag & Co. old state Fed Calves, 91s
Ege a 0ts so n 4zo 70, a. I2G vol 100 IA at loc II
90 II n at do los b. at SC DO l27 b. at 7c 2do
s Judd & Bgcki2gGam sold staeFcd Calves. $50 d. at
sEEP ANp were Al cars OF 400
since saturday S2O2 hea against S52g head the cor
dePGnang i've days last week sheep sold pretty readily
Prime. A load Of 5'hoicc %ehets would probably have
prices but other grades were slow at reduction 81
song 4c per- D. some very choce Canada Lambs sold at
bulk OF the sales under 6c Very stock went as
sales H. Hume SOLID II sheep n. at 4n2c 90
~ At &c 10 do 10 h. al TO- d. ia lci do Il6 d,
ea 20 2 % Lambs % d. at 'i? ~ de- % ID at &c;
10 10 o. To- a. 20 3 ~ a. H. IT - go; "a do 90 10, at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-11
Nv .rocH uAn6rrs-uY TELr7oApn.

BrrFLu. Sow. lO.-Ctrur-Esc"ipt to-day. $50 head;
total iIu far lb bead Tor same tune .lst wrrs
5000 hrtu urlur' .,I muitl ~lr1' and
uurr- s-, Far Go Good steers 20 - luaFo,
tlu,r le.t. Hllrd Eufrrrft -.' 21r 80 80.
-urr AND LfgD7-Eccr.pts today. 5000 head total
tot la.. 1000 bead. iui time last week,
10000 bead consigned ~ uugh 10 cars Wlfh. du.l ud
unchanged t." ~ lHr 20 Good western sheep -"
.U tu.. quot abb, 90 80 90 as i" western Lambs. Com
mon To- thrrr - 2ta<' 10. Canada lambs, Tt4rp lu.
I.r,rpts today. $500 head tou oI week thus far
through llH market 1Il ana pfcSa shade lower sales
pu medium Weights. 81 -o9fD b, Good 10 thug"
Heavy grades, 100000, Fair do $50 80 % PIGS 90"
g. 80. ..
CucAGo. Noy. lu.-UoG--EcccpJs. $4,000 head ship.
mcuta. Ou bead. Heavy Hos lc u'tr Nike facAiu",
80 .a-ru. choice Heavy 8" SoaSH OU, GUNS and Grass
rrs. 80 Goa o. 20.
clLE- Gcocpt- Gouo head, shipments, ,ootcal market
suN. uUi tu hu'c ~hppuH - '"arn uu, tom
Aitduu. - - %. very Choice offered hAycr'
i.pustd ity fancy prices while Eastern "aikes are
orauc. Na.Ec Eut,hrr,' st,aiyi Corm". Co. Far
tuFs aud Atilt eFta fu, cool fo 'hul'' - 90 - I'D,
~iocL,r and rscrr- .oa-3 80 Rangers weak, Texans,
,. .uu-t Ull breeds ful Etuvc- 60. bGrl 90.
SuIfI. Receipts. 1000 heal shipments. '1' hcld, mHiA'
Ia 4 .t.,. ega-, T1HIn-, 81 sno=4 30 IrT az.
ST. Louis NuN u .HOo--~trun-Cr, Light shipping -
gg5Gu. AYr.rI-. tudSi 80, Mixed Packing - 81 td
butchers Fancy - l0G&6 40. receipts, S'O0 head
-lnpu..ut- 400 bend ,.- ,,. 49,, III,
.u.y .,l l,u4sd N4fiNr Eu hers steer, - - 20
cow anu Ueitrr- - 5ra8t. fTa-' I'zau- - 1l"f -
-fi.lf Quiet auI unchanged receipts, -aJV @1u, SNIP
meuts, 400 head, quoted. s' -'atl 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-11
RANDALL Fl. F001'E.

ESTABLISHED 1SGO),
BANKER AND BROKER, ~ BROADWAY, NewYork.
WANTS
Confederate Bonds TO- aud So with coupons matur
iu- after January, 1860
BERNARD Township y. j. Bonds
Beimiustor Township n. j. Bonds. -
Cincinnati. Wabash and Michigan Railroad StocK
Eric Railway Non Aysrut"i stock.
Florida Atlantic aud Gull Central Rauroad flfSts
FLORIDA .ailrua First Mortgage Bonds
Lake superior ana Mississippi Railroad FirsL'.
Mexican Bonds lCOrics is,ucl.
Mexican Bonds lWOOlhou,r lesuel. .
Nrw.irrsrf southern kiroal securities.
Pneumatic Tramway Engine O's stock
southern and Atlantic Telegraph cos stock
~audusky, Mansfield and Newark Railroad stock.
ST. Louis Ecokuk aud Northwestern Railroad stock
L lister ami Delaware Railroad Incomes.
FOR SALE.
Galveston U1uston and Henderson Railroad stock.
Tllug Branch ocean ptsr Co.'s stock.
Missouri war Claims (SupptcsE
y and New York Railroad STOCK
Wheeler AZ Wilson's MauufactuuIg COmpany'S stock
IaIylc city tCOL) per cent Funding Bonds, due 1871
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-11

OF city bank stocks. twenty-five shares OF Trades
mems sold at 115. The bidding and asking prices
-, .i,o Ersf coll vrerp folipwS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-11
financial.

4 Ii who are interested in railroad business
- and mica 60 satisfies should get THE TRlBUNE AL
MANAC.Or 1871 p"t'ttt 'tos :, tilLt Og htL
4 PRACTICAL MAN, from the Rocky
~ Noun aims. $50. 40 for the sheep business
Profit why and Address n b.. Tribune Office.
RANKERS and CAPITALISTS will want to
UnedStlte, t,yeHas 4aI lspeaiIrs sincs 1873 Prics
nEFAULTED SECURITIES.-Holdcr of
- dcfaultoi Railroad, state, city, County and Town
bonds can obtain reliable olmaton and quotations BY
forwarding full doscrp ion TO THOMAS a CO. ll'2 WaLs
EASSTOCKS and City r. r. Stocks and Bonds
EWYNNE * DAY,
Gen 81 2i r T4 EKEkiy AND BROKER.
ACE BUSINESS - RAILWAY SHARES, BONDS SC.
NOTICE is hereby given that the certificate
y twelve shares Of stock Of the 81 Louis Iron Noun,
n ln 2 -" tanlh ON The Ho@s Of Sold compay in the
nam Of John D. I@nag in tr' , Dn mia or .ot ana ana
picauoa ras been tc issuance Of duplicate and
III, '',',.'' ',' MILLER & rEcKuAM, Attorneys
4 PSa.sf, SE%.Y6RK CRY.
'I'hc right to subscribe TO the new stock and
QUINCY RRILKoAD tONFANY. expires Nov. ~. We
otor to buy or sell these rights CHASE & HIGGiNsoN.
OFFICE OF GEo. WM BALLoU * CO.
No \ WAI-sr, NE%;I2RK Nov. >, IsSl}
THE SEVENTH ASSESSMENT of 10 per
panys bonds and now ced payable at ONCE on
0' o''0'' -' GEO WIN. BALLoU & co.
WESTERN BONDs.-lnformatio furnished
w rcgarIiuR MUNICIPAL Bon DS Of ILLINOIS. MIS-
and value buyers and sellers Of same. JOHN /. ZEB
lily a co. 5 Broid.st lDrrAe Building( New-York.
OFFICE on TuE PoRT ROYAL AUGUSTA RAILWAY COMFY
2j2 BROADWAY, y IVY YORK. Nov. 10. 1881. )
THE annual meeting of the bondhOlderS and
rclh0drrs ~ the Port Royal and Augusta Railway
Conpauy viii be- held II company in the
al nrust Ca Tuesday November -, at ~ for the
4 elton Of Directors. X. IL IiiAl Elk, secretary.
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
NE}v-N YORK, Nuv. 10. 1881
vT1HE TRANSFER BOOKS al this Company
viii 10 o..d from O'Clock y. ~. November -, O. The
mD1u.ug o. ,tr,cmbcr .. l. &. BABCOCh, Treasurer,
Watkins AUTOMATIC SIGNAL TELEGRAPH Co.
91t BROADWAY. NEW YORK, Nov. .. lSol.y
TFNTIE transfer books of this Company will be
closed friday. nth inst at 10 o'clock, prior to the
-tuc holder, .ng called tor the l-th inst.
A' ~ T. o. RICHARDS
Seer pflTv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-11
Copartnerslip Notices.

THE cOpartnership heretofore existing be-
4 tween Hartand s. Mac Dougal @. Campbell MaoDou.
gal and H. CTugeTO Oakley under the and style Of Mac
Douga Brothers Company, "a Broadway, NewYork, has
tins day been dissolved by mutual consent. -
HARTLAND $. MACDOUGALL,
q. CAMPBELL MACDOUGALL, e
III. CHUGER OAKLEY.
November 4, 1881.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-11

The following are the quotations for securities on
the Free List:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-11
Business Chances

COTTON. WOOllen or Knit G0Ods.-Nanufac-
~ Jurors lesTng make to sign their
in New York Al Dry Goods Commission
House TWENTY-FIVE STANDING making advances,
who ntiu, address BOX
2j99, New York Post Office.
T'HE ENGLISH COLONY at LIE MARS.
TO RESTAURANT KEEPERS.
We offer splendid opportunity to wanting %
rstcass business in this line in connection with
English clubhouse Apply to CLOSE BROTHERS & CO..
lie Mars Plymouth Co, Iowa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-11
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NRw.YoRS, Nov. lO-BEEvEs-Fre receipts were 20
342 head7 Export Cattle for Mr Eaotnan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-11

Futures moderately active closing barely scay at do.
a tU point, sales, u, 100 bales Prices pai-Nn'
vembcf 1lL dll.i9; December U570ll66 JnHnary'
ll.-7ail.S5; February 1l!4aI2 March. l2.lnG l2.lG
l22Gu12.:O May, u .4l2f 30 June. l2t-d = 'ti
August 12G-. Prices TO- Rings and Margins-Noyonber,
ll.s3 December ll.GO January. ll73; February. "ti
March, ~. ApuL 1920. Nav IFS June i..f'i guS'
10 AUGUST, I2h7 Casing prices for contracts todi'-
N",enleT IiudIIA3. December ll.57aI Los January
l7uali.57 February. L3tal"t; March l2ul l%ili
Auri l225al2 MAY. l. fal&3i; June. l2l"a 2f,i
July i255al2J7. August 1894 Gl2Gj Transferable OF
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-04
Cal1er's Column,

We direct attention to Mr.. David
O.Calder's mammoth advertisement
which no doubt will be interesting
to Music Teachers, the musical pub
tic and dealers in musical instru-
ments. Mr.. Calder is the pioneer
music dealer in Utah territory and
seems determined to keep at the top
of the music BUSINESS. His annual
visits to the eastern states, his great
experience and high qualities as a
business man and thorough knowl-
ledge Of the music business. emf
nently qualities him for successful
issue. Mr.. Calder informs us that
he is i'm porting musical goods direct
from the manufacturers in Ger
many, which accounts for his abili-
ty to sell to the trade in this and ad-
joining territories to their satisfae-
ten.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-04
THE NEW SPEAKER.
Keifer is the Man.

Washington, Stu the republican
caucus, after roll call, to which the full
republican mem bership of 146 members,
responded, nominations for the speaker
ship were declared in order. Candidates
we're placed in nomination as follows:
Frank Hiscock, New York, by Camp:
James w. Keifer, Ohio, by Hazeton;
John A. Kssson. Iowa, by Cannon;
Mark II. Dunrell, Minnesota, by Staff;
Godlove S. Orth. Indiana, by Calkins;
j. G. Burrows, Michigan, by Hoar, and
Thomas B. Reed, Maine. by Lindsey.
A motion was made and advocated
briefly by Bsyne that voting should lie
viUG U0ce. but this was voted down and
balloLing was then proceed with, result
i as follows: Keifer 50, Riscock a,
Ksssen, Is, Reed Is, Burrows 10, Orth 8,
DunnelI 4; total, I45.
Second ballot-Keifer So, Hiscock Al.
Kasson 16. Reed y, Barrows 10, Orth s.,
Dnnneli 8; total 145.
Third tallot-Keifer 55, Hiscock 35,
Kssson 10, Reed II, Burrows 10, Orth 8,
DunnelI 8; total 145
Fourth ballot-Keifer 55, Biscock 35,
Kasson 20, Reed Is, Barrows 10, Orth 8,
Dunnell 3; total 146
Representative John D. White of Ken
lucky, cast his first vote in this bal
lot.
Fifth ballst-Keifer Sc. Hiscock 50,
Kasaon, 10, Dunnell 3, Orth s, Burrows
10, Red is.
Sixth baIlot-Keifer 81, Hiacock 81,
KassOn Is, Reed Is, Burrows 10, Orth 8,
Dunnell 3.
Seventh ballOt-Keifer 81, Hiscock "a,
KassOn Is Rnad % Rarrowe II OrtL
10, Dunnell 8; total l45.
Eighth ballot-Keifer 81, Hiscock 81,
Kasson II, Reed Is, Orth 8, Burrows 10,
Dunnell 4. Hall, Of New Hsmpshire,
wss the only republican absent from the
csucus. He will be here on Monday and
his vote will give the republicans l47
votes without the reAdjusters or green
hackers, and the latter will get DO con-
sideration and not hold the balance o.
power as they have been planning, and
will be- put in the cold
| Fifteenth balloL-Keifer 81, Hiscock
81. KassOn Is, Reed 1S, Burrows II,
Orth Z Dunnell g.
The only noticeable feature of the
ballots in the republican caucus
from the seventh to the sixteenth
was the gradual gains by Kiefer
The thirteenth ballot was thrown
out, being one in excess of the tota
number present. On the fifteenth
Kiefer got 81, HiScock 81, Kasson 16
Reed Is, Burrows II. Orth 7, Dun
nell ). Total 145.
On the sixteenth there were many
changes, Kiefer having many acces
siOns from HiscOck, Burrows anC
KaSsOn's support, swelling his tota
to 90. Hiscock had Is, Kasson 10
Reed II, Burrows 1, Orth s, Dunnel
3. Total 145. Hiscock moved tx
make it unanimous. Agreed to, anC
when Kiefer was summoned he was
greeted with long continued APP
plause.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-04
THE CANNON-CAMPBELL CASE
Motion to Substitute au Order for
that of October 31st.

On Saturday, Arthur Brown,
ESQ.,, attorney for Hon. Geo. @. Can
non, in the Cannon-C Campbell case,
came into Court and moved that
the following be substituted for the
order made by the court on October
31st, in which the certificate OF
citizenship of Mr.. Cannon was
questioned, by Campbell's attorneys:
"The demurrer of the defendant
to the complaint filed in this action,
having been heretofore argued by
counsel for the respective parties
and taken under advisement, and
the court having duly considered
the same and it appearing to the
court, that the attorney general OF
the United States should file COM
plant in behalf of the government
in such cases, and that from the
facts stated in the complaint, there
is no sufficient cause shown for an
nulling, it is ordered that the said
demurrer, be and the sense is hereby
sustained, and that the complaint
be and the same is hereby dis
missed" .
The application Of the plaintiff
was to have the certificate of citizen
ship of Mr.. Cannon declared fraud
ulent and therefore null and void.
To this Mr.. Brown demurred, and
the demurrer was thoroughly
argued. After the matter had been
held under advisement for some
time by the Judge, he delivered an
opinion on the 31stof October, when
he sustained the demurrer, bat
couched the order in such peculiar
or ambiguous terms, that it
has since been the occasion
of much controversy as to its
intent. It has been claimed the
decision holds that the application
was denied because the certificate
was null and void, in that it was
fraudulent. 1t is doubtless to re-
move any doubt as to the meaning
of the order that Mr.. Brown has
moved to substitute the one above.
AS the judge is too closely occupied
to hear the motion argued at once,
the date set for the hearing was De-
cember II, 1881.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-04
JOSIin 4 Park .

1t isia fact which any person can
become convinced Of who desires to
that never, in the many years the
well known and reputed firm Of
Joslin & Park has conducted bust
ness in this city, have they had a
larger or more varied stock of goods
in their line than to-day. Not alone
this, but the articles are new in de-
sign and new in other respects !;
while everything is magniicently
rich and choice. Ali day Saturday,
goods were being unpacked, and the
more goods were opened the moe
it became a question which
of The many elegant things
was most beautiful. In his
recent trip east Mr.. Park sell
ected what he thought would an
SWer the requirements Of the
market, and were it not for his
well known judgment, the result of
long experience, one might, in view
ing the beautiful and costly stock,
well wonder whether he had exer-
cised good discretion. However, to
have remained a few moments
would have convinced a person, for
many of the choicest things were
sold as soon as displayed. It would
be well nigh impossible and alto
gether unnecessary to enumerate
the articles here, but if persons will
only call and examine this magnifi-
cent sock, not alone Of specialties
but of staple articles, they will be
convinced that however extrav.
agant may seem the terms EN-.
ployed to tell of the display, they
are still within most reasonable
bounds.
In the line of watches there is an
item that will prove of general in
terest. The firm has secured the ex
elusive right to sell in this territory
the celebrated Potter watch. This
is claimed and generally conceded
to be the finest watch made in the
world for general service. 1t is &
genuine chronometer and they are
on exhibition. It is worth ones
while to call and see the watch. sc
perfectly made is it. 1t is the in.
ventlon Of Albert III. Potter, of Chi
cago, butts manufactured in Geneva
from which place they are shipped
direct to Joslin s. Park as are MANY
other of the goods handled by them