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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-06-09
MINING PARTNERS 4IVD RE.
LOCATIONS.

MINING PARTNERS A4VD RE-.
LOCATIONS.
The acting commissioner of the
general land office has. decided a qpes.
ton which Is of very great importance
to miners. He says, in effect, tina.
where a lode mining claim has been
located by several persons jointly, and
thereafter the required expenditures
have not been made, the claim may
be relocated by any one of the former
claimants to the exclusion of co.clain.
ants.
Now this is ruling which has
very important effect It not only
gives an honest miner chance to r.d
himself of prohtless associates, who
won't come up with their share, but it
also gives chance Tor dishonest
miners to get rid Of partners in ven
lures likely to prove profitable, if said
dishonest men are in charge of the
property. People who have invested
IN claims with Others, may as we'll
look personally, to see if the work Is
being done,
The question on which this ruling
was made came up in the following
form:
"Can one Of the locators of a min.
ing claim, upon which the necessary
amount of expenditures fora given
year have not been made, relocate
the same as abandoned property, in
his own name, and for himself only ?"
The acting commissioner answers.
Section 2324, Revised Statutes,
after prescribing the value Of labor to
be performed, or improvements to be
made annually upon each claim, in
order to protect the possessory right
of locators, provides that, upon fail
ure to comply with these conditions
the claim or mine upon which such
failure occurred shall be open to re-
location in the same manner as if no
location of the same had ever been
made; provided that the original TO-
featbfs, ,hci : f.e;fs. assigns q legal
representatives, have not resumed
work upon the claim after failure and
before such location. "
4" From this it will be seen that the
only question to be considered in the
case stated is whether one of a number
of original locators, whose claim has
been abandoned, would stand upon
the same footing as stranger to the
first location, who, by the provision
above reclted, is expressly authorized
to relocate such abandoned claim.
" 1t is clear that one of number
of locators of a certain claim can,
concurrently with such joint location.
locate separate claim, independent
ly of his co-locators and as an aban-
doned claim reverts to the mass Of
unappropriated public lands, and be-
comes subject to new appropriation,
IN the same manner as if no location
had ever been made, > | can see no
valid objection to new adverse loca-
ton of such claim by any one Of the
former locators. "
AT the same time, the commission
er decides that labor performed or
improvements, made by an original
locator, cannot be claimed by him as
part of the expenditures necessary to
entitle him to a patent for relocation.
- Mn,,o nuJ C-,.,/,6- D.,o,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-06-09

wonderful to find the entire ac,n mat
ke, to carry sz0ey as does the entire
vein of the Hopewell. The rich "pay
streak" in the Hopewell starts at
twenty inches, gradually widenc as it
descends, and yields about 1000
ounces of silver per to-, SO that cut
ting it out is almost like cutting out
honey, but somewhat harder work.
A studying of the above cut will
give an idea of the great difference be-
tween prospecting and mining. The
prospector finds the crevice and works
for weeks, months or years to develop
that is, to open and prove what the
crevlce contains in the way ofmineral.
A great deal Of labor is required to
unearth a mine, or to cut into it thro'
the rock 80 that it can be worked to
the best advantage. As there is a
proper place to stick hog, so is there
a proper place to stick or open a mine.
The sober, patient. experienced miner
is better for such work than a novice.
To perform this work of development
that is, opening mine SO it can be
worked to profit, requires brains as
well as muscle. 1t absorbs labor,
time and money. If the finder or pur.
chaser of a mine has the means to pay
for this making ready he need ask nc
help. If he has not the means he car
sell portion of the property to a per
son who will furnish money to oper
the way SO that wealth can be taker
out. Or he can sell it to mining
company that sells its shares a part fo!
the purchase of mines and the balanc,
for the labor or money that pays fo,
the labor required to open a mine
Thus will be seen the necessity fo1
systematic cooperation, and the re
suits that follow vigorous work anc
honest using of funds.
The Lion and the Indian Boy vein
are in the same group as the Hope
we'll, dip the same, are Of the sam,
class Of mines and are. also ownaa,b b,
:he'Sstandard company, whosc~propcr
ty IN the aggregate is worth a grea
many millions of dollars. They ar,
mines that caEnot be worked eXclu
slvely by tunnels, as they are too low
to be reached by this process. There
fore they are shafted, drifted and stop
ed, the mineral being hoisted b,
heavy machinery that costs money.
The shaft on the Hopewell is onl,
about twenty-five feet deep, but i
being worked by three eight hou
shifts and sunk at the rate O
two and three feet per day. Th,
mineral in the vein assays from 3oc
to 500 ozs, and it is expected that tn,
company will commence to haul or,
to the mills just as soon as they star
up, and from then on it will be self
sustaining, and perhaps there will bt
a dividend paid on the stock before
the close of the year.-ED.]
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-06-09

In order to render stock in mining
companies -assessable the laws of
Colorado require that it shall be used
In the purchase of the property stock
ed. 1t then in reality becomes paid
up stock and is made non-assessable.
The stock can then be transferred to
the corporators in severalty, sold and
disposed Of to others in such manner
as may be directed by the corporation.
This feature Of the law has not gener-
ally been observed IN the organiza-
ton of companies in this state, and
while it may be said that practically
the company may withhold the assess
ments, on stock otherwise issued, in
point of fact in the mutations of direc-
tories assessments might be made not
withstanding the face declaration OF
ITS being non-assessable. .-Rdtlwa,
and Mining Gazette.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-06-09

The people of the United States,
according to the census returns, expend
over $4,000, 900 annually for daily
papers.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-06-09

IIThere is every indication of great
activity in the Gunnison this coming
season. The near approach of the
railroads to the coal fields and miner
al belt, will enable the development
of much territory now lying idle.
Many of the mining properties have
during the winter passed from the
hands of prospectors to those of capt.
talists, insuring rapid and valuable
development.0Raflzvay and Mining
Gazette.
, 1881-11-02
OPERATIONS IN STOCKS.
REBEL BONDS.

What cl,nrlr.son Paper C,.!lx IL LsscsSy
L,1nucy 1or the t'cop,e oi tl,r Honth.
,.p,ri,.tou ~. ~ A,,r., tlt, g..
TIN oucrRinns III Confederate SECURITIES
hov,. ham, ",,It" nr,iv. u,,,nu.r t, ..hlrirs,n
ha'r h'ea uHhc nt'lss .''no, tne ','.:,.,
bfosers 'i!lf'n9 tl'e i'ast week, nm n'si inhrhss
nlIltnts have hre!l I}glst lIl t!is market 1T
prices raugDc from y! II, - n thousand, Ih.
demand von,snucs guo,l, aud tic brokers'
Eene1aliy have entered inc i'afRet
a1l'l nrc l'nyIg a!t the cout'nn io''ls lha' "re
,itcru4I. They arc actin. uiules ilStrnc-
tio,,a FRAN Nr,y 1nr,, hnuscs WIN IN turn
@ Nv" hnv,'v nv, ~, ",ron,t # ] to E,".lsh io,n,4
~" nusEs "n Meeo"t - .' is'S! ~; :. '''' mt;,,
~ C"''ieaefa'e secaflsles. aia'. T.. "l'l's
lias 'nntle lhs arE'si purchases III ti.ls mar
aua bus tou..llt ,nnre tllal, ;s5.USlro9 il. Co,,
TaI.rot,, j,nn,f. ~ md No with ,,'n ,.n,,un,,s
of l%a, attached. Aester'lHy liz pnrrl'aSc'l
nhont 'sl,'03,IxD Of these hm.nss. w''icll 1iIll
ready sslc IT frmu ~ 10 -, II t,o,,salnl, ac-
c,,,i,,u, t,, ,"au,,tv ,yrr t,nur,.u,,,. :. r,.,,
~, ii -, ii s n :" th.nsnr ","t ,imtt slI.,v .ni,.
Nr. + II. siorea,i in a. "iI IIouwl.t @ % i, sIIiui
,n,,,iti.. t.I,,,,t ~ ~, nm ~ 4, .,,H g.
, 1881-11-02

Tho following .xrnin wAs Inspected into et0ro
III this city ycsturtlny morning: II ears winter
wlcAt, 1T t,rs No. : spring. u elra Nh. :ttp, IL
cnrs rrIcclctl, cars ITO srlllc Tin whnat}; tx;
c1rs No. :. corn, ~ cnrs high mfxcsl I'm c'1rs
reflected. cars no gralo t4{r cornl; II cars and
5tExt blt No. mixed outs, Ii caEs white. II cars
md 5,l10 bit rejected. atnrH nj Ernu tHI 1ats;
III cars NJ rye, j mrs tnw grades; l7,s0o hi No.
harley. CUR No. .1o, : cars No. j do. IN cars
low 9ral1os GU lArluyl. TotAt tGst cars}, 35.000
lli. Inspected nut: II t065 bu wheat. lIt,0u7 bM
c0rtt, 51J hI outs, Gsi Iii rye ~. I'll hi barley,
Tho tcn'l,s1g protincu ,1lrkcts wero very irrcg-
nlnr yes1eruny. The general range wis higher,
with il weak elnsinH. Cnrn atnrtod .tp because
Tho tllrue or flr million Gu expected to bo 'aa.
llsarch round III tho niorl,lnr lid not
como ont, nnd 1t was supposed tho
corn clique h,ll tl0eltlul nn II uhnngu
Ut b,tsc. buying III and holding iii. WhtMt and
porls ankt h,xhur ln sympathy. hut tlo fnrncr
wcakonul l,atlly during tho last hosr of Change.
nnd tho othor uarkuts followed nnts took
nearly tho snnlo eullrsa us corn Thers WIS II
illatertRl ttocrcIso III nr stoaks ct Whent. corn.
md uuts during Inst wcek. hut this Was rather
duo to slta receipts ttttu tolarHo shpM0nts, uud
mr. stocks aru slil irao III tho vor4o of winter.
Mess ps,rk csr 6u higher. Mt $iH.:E! eGtltt0 for
Noyotnler anu sl7.eOt8lT.8!N fur Ialnlary. Laird
closed stetily ut tll.DSll.aM for November
nnd Fil.11.s!aGDll.75 FOR JMnt,ary. Short ribs
closod stcnds, vt &s,97,sG0.0 sellur january.
Wheat esoscl ssdsAo lower. ut sls'S1l.M
Tor Noyeu,bor and Sl.tG!sdDi.I3 for To.
ccmbcr. Corn closed s.cany, Mt 14.l
dt1a7io for nacombor aud Ds1.6bslo for 3lny.
Outs rltsg.l .sGtaio inwor, ut 4I.Q laIu fnr Na-
vuMbar nlld 311sk5i7llu far Slny, lty1 cloael 20
.Au lowes, oNcrul NJ !H',ao scltor November as,l
&1.Oldi Sellor December Hartley cIoaUtl sc higher,
| At S1.Oi.s cash md Sl.u8 fur lecumher, with M.
JD1c for cash, November, an.l december, Hogs
wtro dun md uloso.l 100 luwur, ut Fh0Hts.oO fur
ti.ht mid n IN for heavy, Cattle WUr0 hfu,.
, 1881-11-02

Fl.nuls-Was agalu lul a|nlu4t tn thu po!nt or bn-
inH llsucas. with hot enough IN tlu ,leal to brtnH
nbuut tho uMot rrcaa far which buyers acunlcu III
no hniltx or, Fuich lp.teta ~ lrta Winters,
3w brss trnRk, III sneks Inv Arne, md Is Iris rys
.nr a!l IN triv4so terus Tout naaal 10 W. urls.
Wlntur 9unrs McFe quoted nj t'.uts&Qoi alpplnE
spring. [.L'aas7,:s; thu aow-sra!o srnHs. sukGi.h
liye Huur 1T utuut N.u0@d.U and chotca hurk.
wlirHt hesd ut about &iGUl
OrIlM M,LLsrUPYA-Weru In Mlolaratu supply.
lut steastipr, EAus wur0 II cars bsnn ut i.5
4curs M,in1s Ut tltLsgas cars Bhntts ut tiuf03
cur4 WHEAT screenings " ssoi cur u as sia car
lu ut tA1, -aF eonrso corH's.,eal at f9t0s u''d
Gsr III lCty} ut &3i.0u fstv pn buarA.
Ht'ltlSu WtiE.Ap-Wns moderately nctiy0 mud
yery Irregular. Tho AlarEGt advanced IT, anl t1!en
ducltnod :4c closing tnu'o NJ Tho ns!as. Iverpu"l
rop1Ftud Icc!!no Ut III per ctllla alia our receipts
nouk In our SUCKS In store lshptnvnts onslruly Of
Iuw Egni!ts,. VEu deltsurus TN Hoyoubar contrnsia
wero mt tarro nnd thoso Of corn smsll. tnn ialte
ssstSss i H';s: ana ts sss:lsa ;esstlsa y
s:s ~ p:ss:, j:!'ss ''; H. ;s::
s;ii !%S%i!. 'asEs s'Ss ): H as! Ssi
HILL y sesaSeaissi,x tSga$. saa t,ss 4.
wsatns @ ths Tine f:ssh s,ssat sasaait NJ ssia:'ns
II ~. s si :a|sa Es5s isHs!sss ~
fs,ss s.t S Su H. .: II a. ,"s ~ asa ~ II s
sss ftsSss44!Iy !ys*:F Il s s's ia II ssa III;
January nj !.A3* Thu in,NwIHR lnbu si1twH
lIy rHuu vi ia day, Including transactions 0M ilso
TALL HsAtli -
ffa.fA KsH8e f3asti
t;s.j, 1 :ssa.. ssss MsY ,Iffs:R. Ifatfs.fR. q IL
ssII;s: @ssI;s! @ A;ssssssf:. ;I,ssss:ss'::::.: Is:s: III M
%:tt ' "a e! s's & , pS 'ssy ;
hiMrh. ..
IU5N-Waa nciYs aud strunxer. chiefly gu tIIu fenF
fulLgax hereunder AdsanCtu lAl5Ar1 hut fell hack
w. nAa CLOSED ~ aaove tho latest urcea nt AiDntHy
ufternouI. lha HEttlstA nutluis t7ll!ed "dts-
preYsetf with decline VI VI put quarter uH CFGotA
, 1881-11-02
Wnli Street Trcnts tho Newnyk Bunk
Fnlluro rs n Passing Episode.
A Quiet First of the Month Amollg
the Chicago Banks. \
The proan,t Aarktts Moderately ss'se anil IT,.
rtgnIar-lru,'siaa, Rangtd ilishtr,
bnt tlossl iaSlcr.
Grain Quite Weak After an Early Advauoo
Tile Situation IN Flour.
FINANCIAL.


Stocks showed itt arprcc!hEle erect III 'ne
Newark bnnk fniuro. snn," a1'l'1Thes'sIohs tnsi
hcth fslt ainnx extra conservative men hIo,'t
tho result OF the startling tta"loss1rca' ous now"
tnE ncc1lrre't to Justify thofn' Tnc mafktt
npcnctt ulct Mt ntttf tue ranln ilR1'scs ~ NJ INC
close the tiny hrforc fttd the sssl'se.l'scI't en
tions were 'sol Significant TIL after nt'of'' wnh
nlt'se nct1vn fnt'1'cy 'leprcssc oterytn'ig tfte
TRIM t3nvcr'ihsett 1h1ds ~ "hacnis. ihe 'o''
''n,o nf tiN Nhshctinns WIS f'aH, hAit t"e eh"hves
IN price wcrc not Inpofnht. iltiaiItes@ III tha-
cnV0 VIVA tilEt. with II Iir1ncr leCliil8 ol cohA'
dc,lce III vnl.'es' .---..'.-.....-.
THE nntl,1t'citc Gnnl tra,e was hcver' tne fi't-
naelphla I.rt'Gf'' says, rep"rtt' ninru l"sor.sle
ut thl* srnss'n " the year thaai Just Hiw. Ivy
demand FOR eostl II tlnhtc'l. ma. flotW'tnss
Ing the r1nIlt1ctto'l u Fme :LHA''fs 70 4'M'''t'
nf ton. IN n'lshi'es OF Inst ye"rs supply. o.'aes
f"r cnnt nrt' 'lnlly IN Tho i1'esctsr. III wen 'su'
the West M rfntn tho k''1sf. AMI as tae nm
'Faf'ee 10 :1Il 'tieFcHse'' Pton"ct'"' 'n e.'"n "
Kept up hr prrat lack nl whter nt tno
t',lffcs' IL an"' moi eeen .to'ao1e taa' .".' W., Wv,
ne ssle' an here"se III 'Hu supply .. u w..
materially Ir'si9 aown Prices ~ a.. ~. eu.i
ccstr'.s tho or''er* l''r eo1l1 nro R9en''y ~ ~
10 supply. ING h4atpfr Is :" s'."u' ,a ~" so
ei'' hn "uvntA.e "e.a eo .a ..' ...,.,,'.. ~
"fo"t" "a'e" t"sefie.es ",H W.. w.. ~"s s"e
l'tiies us u u'"u. - ~ ."'s ~. "
p"u "M"' III nv ' ,,.,,,,. ,,,-
III Nc" a"sH ,,, .ao ~! .s. .,s. ~, ~, ,,,,,.,nt
ef''se'' t4o he'''' . ~. '1o .,,m.a @ ,;,,.'
nus uceh cnn"''." ~ o""'tstu',l' @ III ts"eis' u.1 t
sl@cFs "Hs he PlueHtHR up ,nelt eo."ps ,... Nv
nl'hHc' out ~ ~ tns Il.he snes ~. snN...ns WI
tto shore. IhcFo IS hs'le nouot, noMe'tr' ,l''t
II tha na'a'lct eian tto sHstHItc" '"t "tcN ~
leu nhss mnre anu II s'oa h'sn ,'up ~ paeIs ~
festcle'' thnS "1l sentn'e ~ VIII 'oe "sn' ~
sui VI Rct.'"a ""@ ~ 'e"'. "eP."'
, 1881-11-02
w,ar NV nrtlyr. c,I krrln: Tint II was tie 1se
Df tho lnut,iI,. ikl;pA Wrrc GtJ1 ucr ccVt,
Scw York cxthnrpn wha pnr.
t,uk County ii .nltl Mt llu and tho Is Of fss nj
i,f TEl4EtsItAlsff.
$t.W tttltk.

III > itAEehNI1R*
NEW vt,itk.
Srtefal D.rnfth ia The thtta.o Tribune.
NHw Ynl.K, Nlv. l.-Srccnlattun an Tho Stuck
Exchange was tnln1 to.lay. Thu market nt,csica
II frnctiDsf lowcr for the general list. After Il
Trttlo,lnl decline values tunk III uwats, tttr1i
nt,,l nt Inll,lny I'll Improvement ur Il to III f'or
rrnt fr.n tho itwcat punt wna rccs's,lel1. t>lr-
Ing Tho afternoon ttullncss and weHk'Icss pre-"
vntic md 1t n,pat Instances tho rnlsru Hai,, nf
tiIo morning w,l@ Inst. Tl,r ninret cUsr1 weak.
Tho n,n,ry market wits stringent during tho
greater part or tho Hay. ind tho r,to tn i'orrow-
r,H on pledge Of stuck cnllnteral WIS forced up
nv nigh ns ut,e-stxty.fa,lrth Ot | per cent prr
,llni Jn ntGn III legal interest. nn1 latu III tho
utlct.tuau ltan4 wcre nfferot n8 low MS y per
rent. hit tho hnk VI Tho business 'vns luno ut
per cent. which wAs tic closing ttn.lrc. ll"ldcrs
O[ uUverif;,lcnt buniis were chnrEeh ldlj per
cent. Tnka IUans nrr more difficult 10 yet.
lrtne mercantile tllsronnts nru 'luotcd at Gao7
per cent. --..
Wnlr,m mortgages wcrr fa,rly nctivu. bslt the
tendency of lriccs wns centrally downward.
lustO. Hartford Il Eric t1rats Tell OIr trots, 0i
10 IL, aud rallied 10 Gs. Eric consolidated
seconds fusc frUn1 lGl.i to ttE'aa. nnd cl0sctl
at iU.4. it!chlnuud + l,nhvil'r Us stcellncd
from lNs 10 1suai. mud rcacled to H.. O'iio
Central ttrats rose frt}n .ks tn toD. OrrHnm Nav.
xaltun llrs!s from l0 10 ttJ, Ohio & Mississippi
sinking fund Is frpn t'S tn 1ls:s. ia const'ts
from lislu lls.s. Lrh4a 4 W'ikesbnrrc con-
suls usscntcsl from lUs!i IL ld1. kntlsas & 1eShs
srcoips from TIA to :Iai, indianapolis, Decatur
& Springfield flrsts from l0Jn sO
ltkl,i. Northwestern gold bonds from
1.r. tn l.i, Dl,io u Mississippi hiTts
Springfield UtyIs!Dr, frtna ls0 to tts!s,
th!u Central inennGs YrDnl itaf tu COS, 1toIne,
/ wntertuwn & NsAeustt,rF Irsts from ~ to A1!1.
ex,ls lneltlu tlrsis lilo tiralldo hvfslor) from
| s!t7i to s1!., Wnhnsll general It, Ernm MI to
Glat, Uhfo Sotllorn lncOmcs fr1'n iii to ~. TT.
, 1881-11-02
COMMERCIAL,

Tho following were tho receipts mil shipments
Of Lending articles nf prallee III tito city during
tho twenty -fDllr hOlr] CiltlinE ut o'clnak
1'nastt.y morning. Thu corresponding time
ycur nKn Wlg election-dIy:
, 1881-11-02
A'Etio lloctpr 'a'uIL lIB

to talo bia pill hut .i!tllft, for hull nirrAdy
been poisoned twice ly iMerc.lry. 'f4t druggist
34st tho lblnK fur my lls,nxlltsa u,lt tatlslipu.
t!Dn. aud nnw anI ~ we'll rs ever" Torpid
ku!nrr3 NI1 liver II tho trouble i0r which lid.
Hey- Wort nlways proves to BIZ tho best rel,liriy
Lnuwi..-f tfpitf tUui.Hf.
, 1881-11-02
LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO,

';j;: :|;;j' | S I'd; "a +,
~ss'y se!s !i'ss s;; s@;ssx::::::::,ftiS fE i'' Il
ShipDIeuts- ''
MUn'iny. .."....:........... ......... ?.zH ISL IT
Thu recpipsa mud shipments OF lIyn stock for Otto.
boz ihlS yenr and Inst compare m follows:
;$:::: :;:;*i E| 5 !} ;'S IA IA ''1
o:|Sss; ossss; III; |S|:::: st S 1a! 1&;; s'' ssa Il
Thn uhovo ,isuscs show AT increaAo At ;slsl9 CATTLE
lE,Rr sheep. md la horses, anu tlcrrcase f-
hugs rho sccopta OF Cattle Include Hf't calreA LIZ
nf wil!rh wcro bhIiped 0ut IN te Western snatt
Fl,a nyrragu Weight u tho hogs received Nas:Ena
III against 2l1 lbs fur Dutnior, issl.
CAT'rhE-trhere wns nu very ,sInrhe1 chanks IL
prlcGs u aly e&Ass Ut ctttc. 1l'e markst nasa Ds
rIuw for ,tst ttoBcr!nt,s. but 1t ru, MI aropnd
ipt ,atilu wcfo naIi III tl,e extreme hit omng lehs
w s ~ sppa IT, s %
VERY sab!u u M 4 n't,tY lat. ~ sstnin satMet @ ~. T.
s ss 9 #. .asss s n. s
sss S !!ss ~ ;s'ss '; # i Sse: sss@Sf: II Sa 4
iariaa @ % Sis isteI's irs,l DHs tlia n's,ssrt
;;s s oH WIN u y I'LL s.S Ill H't ss%s ~; +
!sar,. This sispiy e's,'si.set ~ t,o no:t paH r!
s s \ $' Il ; " 81 II ~ \; + W
rakun MI IN Nii. thu supply WIS tt,unt tls TsAfeH
that Inns been EnaH III tho ynrtls th!s year The ta'
AUl c!usaa stpAtly.
- QUOTATIONS..
iii,sayts. ;;a34
struir Wui9hlng i.:til L, l. sD lis. aa3s3
liz l.aIj l., l3sj ii,s. aaI1
Ill Lii t. ,S tal;i
Butchers htUEk-lUns tU cui,1nlnn AtcsTk ind
Wai.r iii Ia j5Iv is, ...,,. a1s7la1
II i s. "..s s5l;i
hs rpii s1n,i1vuE @ s,,,i'rs su5.sj
ynmisei eiss,r iii III 80 80 - ~ - " " " ........,. iIUj,M
, 1881-11-02
AN ARKANSAS FAILURE,

cFRtNI& I7HN1tfH ~ 7Id CN11N1E TFIU0HRs
L,rrl.E lsntK. Arls., N0y. t.-,W, i. Ilroolss,
Irati'ns merchant Of Wlsrn,ley, lI,a.lu iii
assignment tu,iay. I'lla liabilities nr0 MT
given. hut nra rn,lHh!y esttal4at ut ':,.1, ,O0o.
Mellf]ti5
, 1881-11-02

Observation-Disclosures ttlH Iact lnsit e.stmi
apx ind that tunrIy Nil af tI.. .ae&rfA haa Sa, ~,
~ tIla nrksL ttar1 WIN very tlis .. tss s
tl,n le'I !t1 .,n tiscrn t."s hell " n m.ts l,s
rluarancu su,IlI III wns tl.a tuplly Tistf sas Wy
rnAisa % ~ h BY .HlttiE Y. S.s y. sass
were srslrr, lli0 Ask1t cl,Hel har.t nt ctS
poor 70 prIiuo light. n'd NJ talss"Gs fir "@ @ mi
mo sfna!tt, t7.u wRn rad, !'Kht WRIT !d'A y Xii
&'H ,G a,;, % n1!a t,:ay{ rra,lsa!iy u
Thure MIS- HI uyt.I! tlOxuI ii thu lnn be 1,
gAHet yestvrny. They wnIu AtInn,r ,,n. ~. suef. @
!s'n In. Mnran 4 llrnlGy Murphy. q. Y; ,;ih nj
hOr9Hsoh y C1., lyafsi & Sun, tnhe5 "o''D7
t1ntnrWntJtt.
, 1881-11-02
MINING NEWS,

aptetat nspaiei, q lAs EHleaao lstbuns.
I!psrnN, Nov. Lin mining ehareS we noto tho
following ci,anxes; Advanced: I]nuylaa from
rs 70 IA; Nnpa fFan ~ to :: Hinn I'LL from
IL II. declined: Quincy fr'lM :D.s IL Ell;
filyer lslet truEa ;E!4 u :lsi Ridge irutl VI 10
, 1881-11-02

tpeiNK ,,srr plentiful, rnlh ,lusvt to IL at 80 rOr
Cnnenr,ls uni aatawhns respectively. Uthnr
kinds wcrD uotivp n,,u steady. Thuro wns
nutttnE NOW TO nuto n lihlcs, grease,
or tAllow, tho fortiur being III mir ru-
.t,Irst At quotations. and tho latter very
weak, with iight trattD Eggs wcrt weak
nt .Gl..ss,G 1ter tinx. Pontocs wrre act1vU nlta
itr1n fur sul,ltt stock at Mondays tl'iolntlos.
Tl,csu ts huwcvcr. considerable slhtnMgetl stock
ntno,,K tho ,laly rcucpss n.tt thfs sells nt from
10 IN fgu when 1t etn tlnll b,ly1rs. W0ol In l1t-
et,au9c,l. Hpcds wutu fairly Nctivp, timothy
seiiiY ut nl1os,t 4..ia1 fur prime. with ctovcr ut
si4OGlitU. Elh1HpGtl Ut El.t1l11i8. or asilu hct-
ter tl,Ai, OF Monday.
Lake frclgilts wcrn dul md lower, nnly one
llufrnn chnrtnr being nnnni1cett nsi ChaisHr,
atid That Mt Inc on corn. Shippers wcro not nj
nll nnxiuus to m,lka tnHn9cslohts even Mt th,s
low rlttc.
Tho receipts or wheut r1ppttc,t ycHlor.1ny NJ
Ch!cnEu, Milwaukee,. St. Louis. rutctlo, ntd tie.
trolt aggregated lE1,000 bu, and tho shipments
ils,oO0 blt. THO shipments FROM New York. BAL
tInloru, und philadelphia wcru 3i.UoO ti.
Thu foii,svinK wcro tho direct cxpprts fron,
the city during tho lust wnps un through hills
nf la,tl,,g ;hGN Iris Hour, lls5. hi whcnt, lH.-
,,ss bu cerli. w hu outs. 1.si psgs pork. T,:E+
mxcs t,,ens E,j eusrs canned 1n1ats a ssa l<Gs
Iari nj brls heet, ,l,f11 lbs butler, lrlt 10 lhs
CHEESE. 3Sr4tG lbs ott-B0kc. f,4SD brIs nat incAl.
uthor suctls At brls corn.mcal, tHU brls inr1- OIL
~ hrls Nlcnhol.
II.o following nru tho ioos,nus Of tho official
report nj Hrnin Ii! atoso In this city Oil Saturday
evening Inst und ut the corresponding .htc lust
, 1881-11-02

HOT: pltfl1luCrS-Wpro moderately Hctlvs md IT.
ragulnr. TllU market strDnE eMry, In bympntliy
With i'll adsane1 In lard In HybrpuOt ind ropUrtud
faitna vi In tho asurnpu WDsht Ut llIg oKa reculyc
hoEa Inst mouth. rllGTu fuir tte.und for nl
Descriptions ut prts!uet. Int tho nnrket Tenkonch
whnr wheat turngd down. nnd closed achriy te san.o
liz On MundhY. rho deliveries III November cnn-
trcts rates I!9ht In thn OF ribs. md Gn-
hrareA abaut a!I there wns In par1 md lAE,.
aiEsA roHK-Atlvnncaa :1*tslt<a per brt. then do
clineI ir. md cluxel Thu atovn thu pst precr nf
Monday, Ut 4 4ks H. Il for round losn s,tot sul1er
tho month und *7 s2&s. III for .jnn1nry. HalHs
rnporta Of uuN brts Keller Nuvonltur NJ sif ZIG lI,
~ s ;srE :, fenHsr n % II: Fessssy sSsy
Iotai. ;;.a I'LL Ine rSi,SwinK siSes tIso raHso fnr
t"o LAY Including ,l .s s" 1u"f;; lima. t1uss,
sxssSt t.< Ss5k. Ms'v''. .$, .S!t,IIs ISs, e; .iIH s
fsSssaay; fsssaay;::... i:?24 ti:s4 'ss!!: ':sss!s isa
md c!osua nAut ttu rlellz tl.n prey.uh nscrhoon,
nna sll.7:Isel {: ior lnn1,ry. saisn wafo rspNrea
81 II saSs sss1y ssss
HS f sfi S$itst ss!: @ M$y @
lEo Ut tho tlay. incn!ln4 sha Cal! l'unr'l a'h-
's'o'''' ta'*t.t Is'ne. taa,et.
St,sraoy f%r' Msi% ''d R.st*;'y 81 s'&, 81 II
}|;S$:$;; ||s $ |!sx ;:|! ES |;$'
'MEHTs.xi:sncsi s17'4o Esr q, ,Ss oarly. h.t
rtss, S.s "fi * 'Ss Ill sss S u ~ s."Ss ts II
sosT Sovens1ar kdKS *aar tlcce,.haE. &A6 IsssAt!,
#. Ss Sis ns ',. III 81 III Il tss fESn'sy, E.sSs * ,sa @
cuts WgrG ~ fHll0WA ut III H. lit