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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-01-08
LETTER FROM HAMILTON.

EDITOR NEWS: We have re eived
your first issue from your headquar-
tiers at Cherry Creek. and all here join
in wishing you long life and prosper
ity; and while at the same time re-
GREETING that it has been necessary for
on to leave us, we feel no jealousy
toward your more prosperous town.
Notwil hslanding the many express
sions of regret in which the press of
The s a.e bewail the departed glory OF
Hamilton, We still live in hopes, and
shall continue 10 do so for years to
come, unless our hopes are sooner re-
allied.
We enjoyed our Chris mas and
New Years COOL cheer. and many
merry ones went TO Eberhar 1t %
dance the old year out and he new
year in. The Hamilton dele "a ION
Was larger in EDerharIt than at any
party given here for some year,, an
all expires ed themselves as well
pleased. Our load of nine passengers
upset IN the re urn trip and rolled
down flat ABOUT three acres of soft
sno ", until it looken as if it had been
- sat down on by a herd of ele-
plants. Our newly elected Consta-
BILE, who was handling the ribbons,
held on like grim ceaih. and sue
ceeded in s,opping The horses. No
one wa. hurt, fortunately, as a snow
drift on the s.flip-up on he Eberhardt
era 10 " prevented such a catastrophe.
Captain DRAKE viii continue the
upraise from the E~berhardt tunnel
this winter, | understand, provided
he can keep suppl ed with fuel.
MI. Kendall proposes to u the
tunnel in the Trea -ure Con .olidated
10y contract a soon as he returns from
San Francisco.
The SINS are propitious for a mat
rinonaal ven nre here soon, 20 you
may expect 10 put IN your columns
the names OF two of your old friends,
who have grown tire of single bliss.
The new coanty officials have been
ms ale i'll the r respective Offices,
and are settling down to business
without any fuss or feather.
w. X. Forres has gone to Eureka
to act "a Deputy County Clerk. Ma
jor Treece will -e.. le uown as Justice
Of The Pea.e at Eberhardt. John
5 eele has gone to Newark, and our
Haen Sh mi will be with you in a
lew days.
Mrs. NJ. w. Hall has gone to Cali
fornia TO visit friends and relatives.
and will probably make it her future
home. as she ha- sold her house and
furniture here.
George b. Brown, late of Ruby
Hill. Is now ms allied as lightning
singer at the Pos oillce.
JENKINS.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-01-08
Tha ..NAwaO
NOTES o TOWN.

A meeting OF the Miners Union will be
heId on Monday evening next for tho cleo
dion Of officers or the ensuing term.
Thu dunn at the Star Mil has moro ore
AZ present than Tor many months past. Tho
haulers seem to be gaining on tbs stamps.
r q. Sehofeld, n well-kuown Enreka
matchmaker and artistic painter. arrived in
town Wednesday evening, and proposes To
camp with Us.
Wood =. ems to be ratha r n scarce article in
our market list now. Pine sells readily ut
81 per cord, and no mahogany in the market.
Mr.. William Gordon, lately Of Bellyille,
has opened a drugstore on the east side Ut
Main street, in the building formerly oceu-
MED By Mrs. Connolly AS "A restaurant
The Ngws attaches acknowledge tho receipt
of a nice bunch of frngr nj. HayanHs rom
the Stone <als-DI.5 Thanks. II there IL any
thing In the world OF luxury We appreciate
IL l. n good cigar.
Thu Bazouks gave n New Years Ball at
Scots Hall on Saturday night last. Mt which
Young Mollaston. a Siepto Valley ranch y,
acted Is moke far tho occasion. II. will ever
more b. eligible for msmb rship in the
u. + lnfrmary.
Mes.rs. Williamson and Mcpcrmid nave
moved III old no .ses III thsir 10, on Main
street. and ihs work OF laying n stone ionnda :
lion for III sif new tgo-stoTy building will be
commenced in a dny or two.
The Warm Springs. one mile wos OF town,
kept by Mr.. Harrison, l. tho place 10 take IN
ingizoratang bath. A fir tel IS Ia lndry i
also connected with the Springs. Washing
called for and delivered promptly.
A. Tiffany and j. J. Ryan. two honest
minors from RUBY Hill. paid az II visit 81.
nesday. They repoft several prvsrectors IN
that region. who have good shUwing Tor IN
tnre mining properties.
The elimate Of Cherry Creek during the
rast week has been more ike srfisg thu
mid winter. no other spot in tho county, al
for TINT mattar IN the 81 e.. EN- compare
with Cherry ire X in ths way Of eli n :
We have rot I'D N inch VI snow On oal
streets so tar this winter.
The sound Of tn hammer and saw Is hesft
on all or streets, which i a snre indica iei
IL MT n vacant house in towr. aud ever,
available foot Of lumber that can b had !
either pressed Tito service in repairing Vi,
buildings or erec ing new ones.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-01-08
silver Canyon.

From Mr. Cha9m n. who runs a stage from
Sehellbourn TO Silver Canyon, We learn that
DR.. Brooks mill at ths latter place .tartcd
up on he lst. After half "A day nsamsd in
trying tn macilin ~ aud betting. everything
was found to run smoothly and sali %ctoliiy.
Tho ore now b ing worked ass irum 100
TO 3 .O00 pr ton. tilhte n men aTs - wora
In he mine nj twelve at tbs mill u.
brooks has ~pufehaseit val nblo waier-riaht
from Mr.. iirown A. cent rviile. four mics
distant, which vi b. bruusht in in pipes
next spring. should his supply prove insti-
hcient, more c n be bud m the sMms vicinity
Silver Canyon has two 40 risbing saloon.
and ons large general store. conducted by
louade Il Oafashan of Ward. Tho town.
though UT IN its infancy, promises to h We \
bright future. IL 4 tselt : tx nil - 80 IN OF
Oh 'rry Creek. tn .~carcity uf lumber l. ono
Of the creates; dra y backs the people here
have TO contend with Mt present.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-01-08
birthday Party.

Wednesday evening anite a large nuinDnr
Of Ma.tet Harry Beth MS yoang nj snds
assembled at tho sehoo.-houge to participate
in the festivities of the occasion OF ilarry's
thirteenth birthdly. About . O'clock y dele
cation oil older folis, accompanied by a
Ekws reporter. stole in upon them. aud found
tho little ones in n merry mood-sAil,ng
through the may dance. Nv nsing their
partners. ard going through all tho ey.la-
tions of = quardrille with "a much grace AMI
deeornm rs are Usually observed b. mnch
older heads. Having nd lged ia various
ainusenent-, dancing, singing and PLAYING
0ld-iima game, supper was announced. and
th iittis mefr -makefs gath red sfoaId n
table sireHd IN tine siyie. 10 which they
sssms d 10 DO full Justice. Among thpse Who
consiii It'd Master lin rvs guasts 40 noticed
tho Misses Laura BuTeett. tili- V'Dunnell,
Nora Mason. Anuis NJ In .on. Emma and
Josie Moor. Mamie r. an aud aessie 70 Ike;
and Master. Lawrence Steiustr0m. tieurRe
kioekio. Lincoln ljaily. Dbnhy farlinsoh,
Willie .Mesh.. and others whose tain.s "
did not IL IN. >apprr being over, the W. tx
folks again took the floor. ard for Nh hour or
more dane d. saHg ard played Al Il o'clock
the party broke NJ, all voting Master Beth n
n genial hot. aud sishing many happy -
turns Of his natal day.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-01-08

The County Commissioners at their
lat meeting ordered the Clerk to So
licit bids for printing blanks for the
different county officers. This ! ali
r .sht and pro- or, provided The Board
" Il limit the bids To the pr mt ~
offices in this county. Ii, however,
they propose " Dr NJ san Frame seo
aud Eastern houses in compel ton
with H., heir action S sim " n
lar Z. We have never char4ei thu
county one cent more han pr VA Z
individuals Tor the same class OF
work. bat a. IA OF " Ia Pine
county, &c claim Ina he Boar,i Is not
Justine in ~en | n out of The county
All ! Sta Q Tor work lha. can ie dune
at home nj "A slight "A / anee o or Cali
firnla or Eastern rates.. We are MT
arsu NJ the ease with the Board in
II own per onal int rest, rar leu
arly X is the svSte OF sending
the eoan IS par 'na e abroad iha
NC con ie IN Ii any oiiiee in thi,
county a 20 the work "A "A lower
lignre tn tn tn News, let them have
II, for 1t Is your PLAIN duty to 20.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-01-08
The County seat.

An eff 1T j. being made TO move the
coun v seat of White Pine county
FROM Ham lion 10 Cherry Creek.
The above Is but u 81 ecinlen of tn
many no ices of the kind which we
find in our Sta'e ex changes. No such
effort Is being made by the people of
Cherry Crook. They hav. far more
important and lucrative business 10
attend to a, present. Perhaps af..r a
while, when our population inerea G
to seven eight> of that of the entire
county, AMI our tax roll To nine
tenghs OF he assessnien roll, Ae may
grow I red OF max ing s~eui-annuai
pil.rimaee> in mid winter TO the
present snrw-l oand capital of the
county. For the present we Withhold
our souls in patience.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-01-08
In Need.

John Frank. an Italian who got hurt som :
time ago whit, hsuling wood, Is in indig Mt
circumstaicos. lilo Is stopping at the Office OF
Wearne's corral. Mr. wearnr kindly SUP
plies him with tn n cessari . Of life, but h.
lacks med cal and nur. ing ttsndsfce. Ills
eondiiion n re.is strong y Ia tina chart bly,
DISPOSED PORTION OF ,nr comm u iIy.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-01-08
Indefinitely Postponed.

Commands ST Parker, Of the q. A. r., in
orns Us that ths public Installation of off,
cers, whieh was TO have taken plnce this
SATURDAY. evening l. Indefinitely rostpon d,
owing TO the sickness Of several Of the OIL
cirs. ID 10 nptica If tn, tins OF tho install.
ai0n will b, giyen her yafter.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-01-08

In the District Court at Virginia
City. on the 30th ultimo, B.H. Carrick t,
the delault'ng County Tr asurer, was
sentences 10 ay a me of 81 $40, tn
amount of his d~rfalcatipn. AMI TO five
years hard labor, being the full PEN
atty of the law.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-01-08

Tho grading for tho Exchange Company's
ten-stamp mill was completed Thursday by
Messrs. Clymo a jewell, the contractors.
Laying ID foundation for tho mill will BIO
commenced Immediately.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-01-08

THE Mormons, upon learning that
there wire 20 many thousand more
females than males in Philadelphia,
AT once sent "A number OF missionaries
TO the city OF Bro ,her.y Love.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-01-08

THAT fellow - just like a teles-
COP " aid a - hins New York
.irl. You a draw him on see
through him, aud shut him up
again.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-01-08
BuliIen

On The lst instant ihe Star Mimi SOM
psny shipped two bars of bullion. alued Mt
si.50; on thu lth three bars. valued a, So
700; total, sS.60a.
, 1881-11-26
ftion, mud mnny worldly houors and emolu'

FOR THE BAKE or 1sEE101oH. ~
lie hal cbosen fleih where ho could bo ot vast
assistance to his country.nen In tho Unstcd
States, most Of whom wera industrious. Intel
llRent. and, valliMliH citlzcna, not only to tho
StAte, but to tho Church.
I,r. jansen snid. IN response. that Z pro;
tclont In tho English language he would tc!l
Ills hearers Tho. lnmost eAuses that lod hl,n 70 70
chrouso tho ministry A. It was. he must be
content WITH saying thst tho .!ay of n,s "riima
in biz mct,,ory. II wo.,it! rink with tho
dnys whch BE- Rratnatud from col. college &C.
waa n,arrted.. ma vhen The Norwegian pArla.
services 10 his countrympn. lle was heartily
etad he had entered Intn liberal church II
reli9!on hehnd htt,. ana .he band Of fetl"w.
ho felt az II he hud gotten ~. hack against
a wall. and that he was aufa. His f!rat effort
SHOULD 10 to teach Ills cuunttyngu tu love Hod.
u Ill tho religions Of the Norsclnnd. fear Tas a.
tho controlling a9ency. lie hoped u 10 Ablo 10
preach religion that would he FREQ frosn fcor
d supcrstitton. hut which. hy direct appeal TO
tho reason. woult! becOmr powerful and etfcutivo
lit thr wny OF snvng souIa.
After furthor singing BY the oon1rc8huou tue
Rt6ctn blaRo WIS nau1tsscFl
, 1881-11-26
by, TELEGRAPH.
F0ilEtGN,

VNkElGNs
'67sftal Dap0seh ia Tia Chtfaoo Trtbuns.
Ro. l yua I'd, ''
Observation-Disclosures. No. !. lii Id; No. = l0a gds
,iahs, No: l. In tti No. Z u nj whtu, No. I. lsi
ts,. ~ ea c'uo, NJ. J. llsatI No. = lis. corn-da.
.'u''.ts1oSs-l'oFk-1aH- l.asl-51s d,
tAFEaFnpIr Noy. z3-i;a1 D. tn.-uNEApsTuFyb-
s1, th,ur, lys G1Gslh~ Whoat-Wht.c. III 7dda
~, 'a' ela1 loa ldatlss ID. corn-5s lid Weathor
~, na,,Sknroo1~ Nov. 2;-pnovtsIoxs- t,aoon-r,ear
ss,Hs a. ~ short ribs steady " Ess lung elsar
NJ ~ ed aloFl c'aaF stuat!y Ut SIS. Shoulders
ru.,sr 10 q; l-a1d-1'rIms Western dull NJ a1a
tcr o,.t o!olco nsaos at GIs Tor Heptem.
r.Ae' h's loF summer uA4p. j..
1"'.noW-Pttme city s,oady at ~.
uras1 urassS,.SE-sp!slls =! nFnus ns - ID, Loadou
lSna "hsat..spsna No. .tsady 1t l0s ID, No.
l.eady W.. ~, s 10; wlussr du!! vt lis cUrn-Alxcd
sts-,.ArooI, Sar. 2-Isvennx,- x,--corroN-DulIt e,s
4us,,c,o 0s' So ea!os1 speculation and export lVs
ii, ~, "no whsat l0s sllsa4 lid, do club, l0s lido
,n,,sa "'ntsr red Weatern.' ~ Udsa1ie, No, rod
Con- ~ aits'0s II, We4lsr, canal. ID ed0jSs,
rAnss a,tssn mixed "a lld Canadian peas, ~.
nIrr,,..As AND FAHIsea-Al Manchester quiet,
n.,t1fEt-FUr paat tbraa dxss, Wb..t m an
'"H1a: American. x,ufI '"' ""'"" SS''es
po.e.ros poS. soT T:i.-suuAn-cvntl{v9.l as.teas, ID,
lkr"o, snnRt, xixas"I Cl
T,n". T,.L tN-splEtls. v{Gayadd
4xrrsr.S3ISx-apls.,4, xs.
1na ~ 1hP' h"r. G--re7no1 "a,
't,l,.as:''''R Nsfe 'soaIvsd e5 Tbs Chicago Board
Rtsaa.un. 'a.sie9 Ne;i a,s %-|, M m-s.thsr .atny.
III essl5is Il cdsa. asii!; lda fa' "h'ss W 'asli
:. /: ss;%ss s ~ Esss &C. sss:;s III
essaa g. sa ss,n's5 "a adsssssa ca ae:
HEAT dull Ill H. hsat, GsaSs4 1ss!!nsd w. ~ At.
, 1881-11-26

Uctwccn and uoluck yesterday morning
AiicU ltoHvts, .sesidIuY Ut No. u! tlny street,
WIS Aw4kuntsl by thu PresoHHO VI EhlnAnMtl
na,uvti Ly Yin, in i!or bcduhamLos. Quietly
wIlilinr ui,llI tho huuthe,I tnMrai,dor produced
ljHbt 3irx, llN4urs cuyurett him wit u reynlyGr
tukui, trnIl unticr her pttlow. nMd inquired tilo
puusv Ut hl5 l!stastctul visit. Yin attempted 70
STOW hxht, but thu s'piick, CLICK ot tho ,hat!-
Mur nt ihe pistol 10 tls puoky captaf locked y.
snuwed hIai that ehu wis nut to ou tr!ttca WIN.
aud hu ttulueduteiy contcss4d. Ills statement
WIS IL The otgcut that he had hid blu,se'f III u
eIfsol iur,taE tho afetrnnon, anil few t,oitenta
betsIro bis t,'aanvGry had lot III y confederate,
s!tIu Tue hy nau.e. WIN wis On the lnwer aoDr;
On usoertaInuk theso facts Mr. anaosa stvppettss
for assistance. 0GiGGrs McEuIsery, frcicrlck
6InIth anu J. Law rs.pt1MscR t.nincala!ely; thn
tbu house. which lie proceeded to 10 81, hearing
ths whistle blown BY Mrs. lsoRcrs. That Indy
held her tnptty1 " S,eaas ~ ~ patot nn!t aaa
fully surrsnsoretl her prts1acr xnd ths0 pr,t.
cipttAteiy relisvd undec tho ted-cIotnss. The
tWu phllamen wcFo locked up Oh chatkcs VI
burglary.
, 1881-11-26

NiTtSVAuffEE.
MItwAuKAY, Wiz. Nov. 2j.-FLouI.-Quct and
nhchonHed.
NHAlN-WheAt st10nR. adsanc,nzs No. 73IItwautec
hard nn1.,Inai. M. M!lwnukoe sI.2s3{s November.
tt.gS.ls February. 3i71ttt March. N.ts,{t Apr ta:
corn ftru1ar, No. wanted n Nu. Oats quiet; So.2
ta8c lt3e ~ t.tr@ @ 1cnand: W; !. Me iuEpg 'o"or'
l'Anvtttt'SH -.Httt.nyer Mese tH,rk, tM9 cash
snd Nosemh"ri, st7lo lnnnhr!, Prime atchn' lard
itUiIH-lliRher, In Fbya deu'hndt th1Saaia
ftEGEtrrB-Finur, Gnu bras whcnt. t1nu tut corn.
39,Ull hi. .. 81. ~
GGQl bu.
, 1881-11-26

or. tG,&tGGsta. jnnunry, nsa7!S*c: Fehruary, g?fa
1lc tttk-l l1iltI Nc, Wthto Nsfct NO. auo.
A9,SN; t,1!xe,a. kHc
FNlJVIhtbHk-~t}uttt. -- -
etNt1ahtt. .....-..
ttlkkHE--t}Hiut hut aIAady.
l,ErlnpLGt' 'M-tintt and unchanged.
ilEcEii'rt-Fnar, 4li1 brIs. whcut. 7410 bat corn.
1'ss 'sIlIFAESTs-W Wleat. 2..10 hu. corr. $1,000 bu.
, 1881-11-26

COTTON.
NEW yuNK, Nov. 2i-cpTyuS-Sot receipts at nj
Iul,al H,ntes pnrts fur tie week. 21,uU alon. dU
sana week last Ypnr, :Ut,7i, to.u' racopts At all
United statas porta TO date. Ea,aD; at sAn'o tiHu
last yenr 12tt!nDi oxpUrts frunt ui tnitad StatSs
purts for tho weuk, plli do sumo HeuK lust year.
llaWU tatu oxports fr0m all United htatas ports 1o
tlate !el ia date lust year. ll6s0; stock at
aI nIae Htntos purtY, tIa d. anI'1 date !ast y9AF,
EIlUu stock nt MI intcrIar ;1wns, lG.ui do sntnc
tln,tc lust your 1su1: stock ut Liverpool. 4i,u, d"
xu,a dnta ,nat guar. & 1; stuck of American aIiont
fur t;reat Britain. ,s2a' do sa'o time i"ss year,
iIvEMrouJ- Sty. G-GMnTIoS.-snios M ot the zeoi -, +;
sDA1l bnlox, AnerGnn 4Atsi specuhtnt* tutk 1lu "
which Jxpdr1r1 tuok 9a)I iorHrs!led tru ti5" slG
rrca!lnk, 5:!H, American. lauk tatal stuck Aa1Nt,
Nutk1. a. ,,
nR i,Xct low IT,. LII, run ordinary. D!e: ret ra-
rcI.,ls itN uajos Rfusn. 1l; cunstwse tt!t salua.
f.W}jI s,ocK. 27sas wuexiy nct rers!pts .yD; Erss
Cnntinons ll,otns consl wise. M!:i9; Ea.os. 2,IG1
i}iLYE8rUS, Nnv. 25.-tOrTuS-EnsItr; n!!ddllNR.
lt;Got low midlit!nK. llc Entu ordinary, lucl nat
recppts af10 ballast FnIHa, ~! attuK, !H2SI weekly
npt rocutttx, iA.ayJt grusa. lJ& uxpnr.s 70 Great
llfiln, E,HD, Frnncgt hio0i coastWtso, S1s sales'
II. r.0ris, Nov. :a-Co1ToN-Staad}, nIiddllng.
ll4t; sales, SM1 ba!esi receipts. 1,'os' Shipments
h7tp; stock, Glt11M
, 1881-11-26
NEW YORK.

NEW YUltK, Nov. 25.-4NAIf-"hgnt-po N
t,c grain nr frnci, ulsrU animated. apoGtlalian N
No, rod wheat, No. corn, md M. oats WHs quito
tri.k Export oueratluna roacIud ,tocral aggregate
In GOTH, but were co'npatatiToty nodorhto
mora urgent In Tho lines OF corn aud
oats. Wido md sharp chanrca occurred In vihsor
wl,cAt which wnk R0vofned lsrRe14 by tho varintios
1t cl,cnso. rotn also huctnheed mstorlHy. nlsMs
tecldutiIy lata II, tho nftern0ni 0Ats Hpro stcnlly
ndvA1,ced. mid loft M At tho ts,!cst KarGs VI tho
siay.wth n,uo, moro confhont tompor H'anioatedh5
thu speculative lntoTost. W1ntcr wheat dossItttcN
Increased activity hore ch!ofy on speculative nc.
count, but aan,n auotuhcd WILDLY, upcnin2 on MOI
rod, Tho prominent feaiuro In tho tr"d!nH
ut abuut tho iA.est hauros Of Weinetsay'
Inv nbuut .l@lc pcr bu, n rally through
lilo Aftcrnoou full 9t0lAo . bu. scrsdnR near
tho closo about xako nor hn Us lnhuonccd
uuinIy by tho changes Mt tho West oay!nr OF about
stoady No. wtntos wheat attrAotad lltt!o ntvnttun.
hut closed moro asmlT. 4 mndcsatn movement
fcporlcd IN export nceount, mostly On ran afaaea
and urgradod sprlna Wheat h's bsei held as be1oto.
hut witlluut inquiry Of n,onant tablo ndsieos wcro
generally unlnvorub!c Sales rcpoFtod VI a0llUn bn
No. rod At sL4A, cos!ng ut aL+Rft No.
rod new and d., o1a T.. rules, At u, tt@al; ~
sLslt%. c1usng at tLi9 now ruc, do SovenhcF new
rur, nj slxyi6sl +4p. closing at t,e!; do Deecnbes
ut {I, closlaa At tt034 bid; dO january nt& %1b
Liz, closing NJ t1.+4s do fobrnary atsl+h4@lAN
clusing at ti4G. do March at cDslilH ~
ii. .Ayl, No. rod, now and old rules. 1t fl.a do
steamer grado ut fl.2st unRrndad rod Ut 3ks1%'i
ka.4
lvoliur ,nurca.cnt ropored for prompt and frwnrd
toltYcry, chiefly tho latter, al lowoyer' saf1aoio
prices, wcakontnE trino curly III tho das but Elnt'
vn,nv pcrceptibly through tho ntturuuos,. In tic
opaon iino about NeQu hu. lsavina a u =, some
unsradea ss1s ~ a. 70 aSa
and condition, now CROP tcar-iots' st 6l&Slc. New
York atsa1,Or mixed nominal; No. swuta ~
ucarty ul At TIC; FOLLOW HouthoIn ffUn dock ut 'oei
| white Southern from dock Ut 79c. Onts dccidodlY
fuoso actvo. mostly In tho speculative interest And
% u ss ~ nxss Mss %ss,s %ssss sax
a's,asix - u, xs n q. t H9' Scers
GaeaSs s st;sx sod Il ss tsom doss ad ovsre
sSs aa 5rfs 4as, mora
aeon chiefly s sp;ssasatM.sc, y nsSTss saH m
sss ss;s sss Ss;t
sss!sa !e'. se $ss!$S; ss y ":
2oprs.ry e II u! s ns
,1a M f. ,n9, Az 'SSs! ssar nc Sst
Wssser rtsn',, lid moasaieiy aavv emily ~!
' WIN S"vsaSes oyS1. lsssna os &ssIix i IA; /.
%S; Ii s sa fs;s,f ssy II a"'sn Ut s'
- s II % ss fsr es ats, i, e sS
"" "Hd%Hs1';sncry u susy QUILT uaostions aGoal
sTfSfa TffsSfsa'angs1,p,,ne,. moderately active l.
sss u. ~ s''x"ss = :ss ;; s$ss / n
II! Is. IN ieoi e. Ts5Sfisi
saassmassts ineiudud hy s.cans Flour n 1als!M fat
sa Sh %a e 4; assSd
II ri. 4 ss 1; Is Is t9s
fssts It S,sna sna By "aEt ssaasts as ssi3s ii
, 1881-11-26

NEW YultK, Nuv. 2j-Tone Ut tho market quiet and
s1andy; cut;un yotls oty III niUdurato demand. but
n,ueks unusually sipt und prices rn IaRo Jo1baea
r,ysnA fnir n1dcrs fur white guoAt Rnt c''ctigl
nlluns. w0oioM saGde a9l1t Ggt hFn'' pF1nia oult
, 1881-11-26

C{ELINE 1KIT. =
CINCINNATI, Nor. 2s.-FlUt'n-Fttn,s ihuilJ. r. t0&
Lien, fuzzy, f7trka1.;5, --..
.ti,sAlS-Whont dull, No. 2 rod winter si.laAf.Ss.
Corn strunH; No, ! mixud. It8HiHc. OaM sirn; NJ.
n,scd. t7e lsye hru' sIos Harley nulss but hrn''
F,iuvisitixs-pofk auet,. sla.oo. 1.ard-dnn,and
s6onders Fiis sisar rlns. ~; l!acn ,, tearco ad
Whlsxi iGtjMeatio,, at ii. Is; e,'tnbnat!nn sAos of
finished aoods, 7l1 brlst On tho tasi. of I'LL
ilET1Ett-htrInx md hiHilDrl crrMnotY, RGi cholcc
Western tlcaotYe, 21ui cliofee Central Uhto, Etc.,
, 1881-11-26
UNION DEPOT HOTEL FOR RENT.

proposAls wilt ta tsceltsd by The uhdsraxngd enSi
ss IL ldi for tH letting fnt sefu NJ tsafs ~ n9
ho&tl Aul detut pFTtlsEss VI lno ass I"e" "sSesAS
u. yOtepll. Au. ..,x nj hun6.
sunN Ieut kptItlhY Jointly ucug!oa W VI rntIouA
t1Wpkpiex HIu consHl4 Ut tho tull3Nlt1t tlolsf "
fcs IuinE -rvuM, pArl0y, &tkraI. La!t1f shul 1Atn
TUtnx, lunch caualsFs. cbark stand. Ana sufeaH
SlapplnK fpaln4 ,,..
l. u YUllIILl, President, IT. Joseph, No.
, 1881-11-26
11NTttk11T.

I,Erj,ptr, Mich, Nov. 2j,-FLUCN-s1aesGih
G,lA.x-wbcnt Strong and quiet; No. whlto,
$l,1ai}+t NJ. ! red+ fi.:tIN.
lkLCEllvrH.-Nt tlpnt ielU tu.
Sl!i1,AENTS-WttAt. G,uD 1u.
, 1881-11-26


.,., ,,,nat,h IN 4na Ehtcduo Tribune.
Bfstdt, D' Nv gS-CATrLE-Iseceluts, 6A
ALBANY. =: ~ }t+sin ,,rna: sca rccjy enoux
esfs Is.t week t,: 9ns !su ~ eS tra9 eTcp cSs
% toestab* mafnGt @ n Ella I iurInu Tho week usfly
rcrenced' 2a1,1 ", hinrs no ENstsy traio and very
md cototna Il ~, " t1Inn % nnIn lar nrime IN.
hset. ,.,,ps1,,eo,nts II enrst lnst week.
EEzr ASn VII, n f'isly ~ dui, rs ct!grs hnlf-
e. dn aM nr%ns sums tip tic business pf the Wcok;
rsrtgi easlur; beat nhoep &c, Ano lanps osa~"3ae.
nurrALo.
,,n. NJ. Nr.rT,v-pacclnt, todnv. I.aD,
DrrFAto NOV. -, rkef iitIiI nmctinnueI:
nEnod ttr99s, ~ ~ fass f,s. aht ateeIa u
ps.n 1e'a.i,, ascE; as1c;tiiecu!uts. i,aIj; conslgnad
hfnuf1. ca1s .ins, @ sh",I s3.its fjn ciuicU Il d.,
isitty R9o1 %nl.: "ts!s1d "tsnnda ja1uus. NYy,iiR ~
-iiuceipts. s.ID; tanslEloA thfonan; Gasa:
eod dcm1nd: pr'cos sed9 " ghsT G,,n', af n"
srerpt ncuut xe alt*s 9oM =! GnnSe s1 10y
ss; irli mixed y4rkGrs n',d lis 8 s; E9Sa ~
furduui watghts. hkg!n:hs c!nc9 HsMfJ' eo'4"aos''
itIr to EGud do, A.7I@htu: piHH. <1'oo4"'o'
NEW YtisK.
stw YDnK, Spy. 91.--IlEETEs-Rec11pta for two
tsss iG rgtors wcrD suldU1t for m advance 1t ~
~, 1t: sales E4re SLOW, vita nu isusle9: q egMf.
, 1881-11-26
WOOL.

1loBToS, Nov. 2a-W0ol-Steady; Oho and Fonn-
pylyanin ux4ras, tlfdal5e. Wisconsin and MlcllRnn.
+0a4ao, medium und No. nsoaes- 4s9+sos unwsshod
vupls lass5et coniuIng de!atnc, 1a4uc, medium un-
wnsheh gslsnblnR, HtfS1c; pulled. ANt4le.
rIiLADELrufA, Nov. A-WooL-Steady and un'
ChnnHCu
, 1881-11-26

BRADFORD, ra., Nov. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
nctiyo wcnk, and 1owor, opeNed at Bic. avnncri to
s.sc loc,iuod 10 s{c and closed At Wsc; sascs,
UU hrls, ,.-,,
uctvu, Ui,iUt c1riIe4taa unsettled, closed vi Afc
IiirItsyf1,i,E ia. SuY, 1L-IET,tnl.Et3M-{
mt hjiu; hlYilgst. b'Ilo l0West NAcs cosad, Jsos
shiuuionts, a. aNi runs. E,NA
, 1881-11-26

n1,yrALo, N, ", Nov. &3.-GNAtN-Whent Iowert
lEnN bu No. hard nululh At abt,ut f6a, Corn du,st
car-o1 NO. mixed Western at I3!T6C8c. Oa,a nou-
lHai, ...
, 1881-11-26
p13iI,ArlEI.Is{ITA.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. M-Flauu-uutl1 Ohio ~"
psrnnss t1S, minnesota extsas $1oa31so' ohi t.El'
liz gocd Ft.1!K0S.zs. Annssaka pstout psue&ss a0S
StA HJe tour iovpr, It .<o6huA 81.
0HAlN-Whsxt dull. No, sred November, u. .s7A&
liz, lucpn.bos, tlFQi ssf; jauunry, ti.xgtotass'
February H. %lk3LtaH. Cu1 !n fu!r iaIapdi htcau,-