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American citizen., 1881-03-12

Candidates are requested t'
bring i'm their orders for tickets al
Cuce.
We are printing election tick
Of, mt the lowest living rates.
Thanks to Capt. J. A. Turk.
breckenridge, Coi.for late Breek"n-
ridge p,pe-s.
-Mr.Leon Kaip formerly res
i.Ient Of this place, but now OF
J. uisian., is visiting relatives in
thi cty.
Our paper is unavoidably de-
Iayed this Week on account of a
great rush of job wCrk-vix: print
ing tickets for the candidates fol-
Chancery clerk.
Tie letter headed "SIsrli Gras
In NJ mphis" was received last
week, but too late for publication.
We present it to our realers this
issue.
-Oa aud after the Is inst, the
game Law prohibits the hunting oi
partridgrs etc., persons 80 doing
are liable to heavy fine aud im
pri,onment, as the birds are pair
lug aud every couple now killed is
cau III to Wholesale destruction.
-Mr. j. A. Mhoon, Of Girard,
La, speut last week in our city
visiting relatives aud friends.
Miss Elise Fellows left Can
ton several days ago for Thibodaux
La, to take the position OF prii-
cipal in a large school at that place
She is an accomplished Ind deserv
ing lady ard We wish her much sue
cess.
The Fourteenth Annual Sess.,
ion of the Mississippi State Medical
Association will be held at Winona,
beginning OF the first "Wednesday
18th prox.,) in April, 1881. Al
members of the profession 10 good
standing are invited to be presen
and unite themselves with the AS
sociatiou. Reduced rates OF fart
has been procured on the Chicago
st. L,ais and Now Orleans IL I'll
ro vi, at 3 cents per mile each way
Agents along the line to be so ln-
structcd.
American citizen., 1881-03-12
STRAYED OR STOLEN.

On Thursday, l7th inst, from the
undersigned, one Black Mare Mule,
about l5i hands high. four years
old, long shaggy hair on BODY,
long houfs front 0nes slightly split.
Mule in good condition and came
from Ludlow's place, Madison cOuD'
ty. A liberal reward will be paid
Tor her return to
j. rADEKER g. son.
Cantt n, Miss.
American citizen., 1881-03-12

Miss May Scatter in retiring from
the Millinery business. returns
thanks to her fiieuds and CUSTOM
ers, and wishes them all to know
that she will make dresses or do
plain sewing of any kind ut home.
American citizen., 1881-03-12

Kentucky Corn.
The UNDERSIGNED ayilL
hare u supply of corn
in the ear dlLI'in6 the
PLANTING season
Il. II. HOFFMAN,
.HuTch, 18th 81.
American citizen., 1881-03-12
r. Time Table.


c., st. L. s. n. y. II. Il. trains
nriiye at Canton as follows:
NORTH BOUND.
No. l, Express Train, nrrives 5 30 p. nj
No. ;, Mail Train arrives Luz d. H.
No Mali ;D rra arrives ,. As a. M.
Mixed Tsain arrives q. m.
Gaming North can leave jackson M iSs
At AS D. M and II .40p- IN. ,5
Leave New Orleans at 7.45 a. M 'iiu
40 pan, &,u.
Close connections at Grenada. Milan ana
Cairo, for all points.
v. and II. r. r.
Trains leave Jackson. going East at I-oo
n M. ~rinr West at 6-15 am; Canton na~ az
senrers for vicksburg must take the ~'|'
mail to connect at Jackson.
American citizen., 1881-03-12
NEW MEAT MARKET.

The undersigned have recently
opened IL meat market in the oil,
stone House, and will keep con-
stantly on hand, choice Beef, Mutt
ton, Pork, Sausage &c, at prices TO
suit the times.
They respectfully solicit a liberal
share of public patronage.
THOS. FREY & co.
Canton, Nov. %. 1879.
American citizen., 1881-03-12
A CARD.

/ desire to inform my friends
that from this date l will be found
at the store of G.oige IIandy,
where l will be p.eised to serve
them.
ROBT. KEMP.
Canton, II ,rcll All, 1881.
American citizen., 1881-03-12

Mr.. II. Y. Scatter has some very
choice Millinery Goods, which he
offers at greatly reduced prices TO
close them out. II
American citizen., 1881-03-12

March s.h, 1881, at Oakdaic,
near Livingston, Madison county
Miss, by the Rev. Dr. Webb of
Clinton, DR.. fl. Y. Y. Dupree of
1IinIs, to Miss Pattie G YeIlowlcy
VI Madison Co.. Miss,
American citizen., 1881-03-12
TO UOUSEKEEPERS.

If you wish to buy fresh butter,
eggs, potatoes, ONIONS, mackerel,
canned goods, sugar and coffee OF
tho best quality, go to
WM. REDS.
American citizen., 1881-03-12

Go to VIM. Rrld's, Lords old
corner, 1t you wish to get rrovis>
ions at living rates. One Inice to
all, and cheap for cash.
American citizen., 1881-03-12
Died.

On the 9Th inst, infant son of
MI. W. L.. Il Lena MaysOn Craig
The beautiful bud of promise was
quickly removed TO Il brighter
cIins., tn bloom fresher i'll the par
adise of God.
American citizen., 1881-03-12
WANTED

A situation by IA Young man with
out family. FIRST class new 'paper
printer. Will work for moderate
wages. Address L, l.. W.. care
this office.
American citizen., 1881-03-12

Private Board and Lodging can
bc had at the house on Union Street
lately occupied by Mr.. Caldwell.
Transient buarilers accommodated.
g. 1. BRADLEY.
American citizen., 1881-03-12
Symptoms Of a Diseased Liver.

Symptoms Of a Diseased Liver.
DAIN in the right side, under the
1 edge of the ribs, increases OH pres
sure; sometimes the pain is in the left
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
On the left side; sometimes the pain is
felt under the shoulder blade, and il
frequently extends to the top Of the
shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken
for rheumatism in the arm. The
stomach is affected with loss Of appe-
tlte and sickness; the bowels in gen.
eral are costivc, sometimes alternative
with lax; the head is troubled with
pain, accompanied with dull, heavy
sensation in the back part. There is
generally considerable loss Of mem
ory, accompanied with a painful SEN
sation of having left undone some
thing which ought TO have been done.
A slight, dry cough is sometimes an
attendant. The patient complains of
WEAKNESS and debility; he is easily
startled, his feet are cold or burning,
and he complains Of prickly sensa-
ton of the skin; his spirits are low;
and although he is satisfied that exer-
else would be beneficial to him, vet
he can scarcely summon up fof,i,udc
enough to try it In fact, he distrusts
every remedy. Several Of the above
symptoms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few of them ex-
listed, yet examination OF the body,
after death, has shown the LIVER TO
have been extensively deranSed.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DR.. c. McLANE's LIVER PILLS, IN
CASES OF AcUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive of
the most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory to,
or after taking Quinine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them a FAIR TRIAL.
For all bilious arrangements, ard as
simple purgative, they are unequaled.
BEWARE or 1MIraTroxs.
The genuine are never sugar coated.
Every box has red wax seal on the lid.
with the impression DIR. McLAYAfs LIvEk
Pills.
The genuine McLAxE's LIVER PILLS bea,
Inc signatures OF c. McLAEE and FLEMING
Baos. on the wrappers.
Insist upon having the genuine DR.. e.
McLANE's LIVER PIris, prepared by Flem-
ing Bros, Of Pittsburgh, Pa, the market being
full OF limitations Of the name EfcL0ue.
spelled differently but same pronunciation.
American citizen., 1881-03-12
ANNoUNCEMENTs.
eoR CIANC KRY ;1LkRk.

We are authorized to announce I;,..n ,,r Flu, t1,e
w gene Conway, as cansiidate icr tue
flee Of Chanc,ry clerk. Election March
18th.
WE are autho rized to announce Mr.
wv Henry Yandell. as candle date - 10
~ IL. vacancy in Chanccry clerks office
occasi oneI by the deaf h Of Mr. W. II. Bal
ley.
-o,rc an .borized TO announce the
Nv ,,.,n.c Of X, beri l. Bennett, of Mad
i.en station. as candidate for Ch;'nceiy
clerk.
WE are authorized to announce ,;,.a. me
w ua,,,e of " m. Cassell. az cantiiuate
tor ,br office of Chancer5 clerk.
American citizen., 1881-03-12

First class -four, fine bacon, ham
sugar house molasses, sugar, teas
coffee, soap and starch, cheap for
cash, at VIM. Reid'S.
American citizen., 1881-03-12
G.. COFFY, JEWELER

G.. G., COFFY, JEWELER
wishes his friends and patrons to
know that he will remain in Canton
and hereafter devote himself eX-
c!usively to repairing Watches,
Clocks, Jpweiry etc, guaranteeing
irSt>class work at reasonable pri-
f.t'S II
American citizen., 1881-03-12
FOm CIrs rRsAsURER.

VIZ f are aut horized 10 announce w ID.
w BopDIE rs a candidate Tor Cii!
Treasurer of Canton, at the eiec'ioh III
April next.
I hereby aononnce IN my friends ana
fellow citizens that am a ca nIi'at'
for reelection. To the office OF Chy iie"'
JAMES PRIESTLEI
American citizen., 1881-03-12

Two magnificent a octave pianos
just received, and for sale at low
prices, at the office of
ADOLPHUS BROWN.
American citizen., 1881-03-12
FOR REM.

4 Desirable dwelling house and
lot in Canton. Apply 10
j.. II. KIsER
American citizen., 1881-03-12

Two magnificent u octave pianos
just received, and foc sale at low
prices, at the offic of
1m ApOLPHUS BROWN,
American citizen., 1881-03-12

Two magnificent u octave pianos
just received, and for sale at low
prices, at the office Of
ADOLPHUS BROWN,
American citizen., 1881-03-12
FOR SALE.

] have on hand large quantity
IF Honduras Cotton Seed, at the
.ow price Of 20cts per brshel.
RQBT. Ross.
American citizen., 1881-03-12

tt e IA w3ck IN touI OwiI town Terms
ROO;nd outfit free. AddresSiiallet Co
Portland, Maine.
American citizen., 1881-03-12

WE are authorized to announce Gus
w TON w. THOMAS a candidate Tor re-
election as Mayor of the City OF Canton
Lection to take place in April next
American citizen., 1881-03-12
POST OFFICE.

Frum and after this date, until further
not,ca. mails close as follows, from this
Office. For North and South at p. m
Sundays at 6 p. m.
Office hours daily. z a. IN, to p m
Sundays Q u. m. to 10 a. m. Money Order
and Registered Letter Department, y a. m,
HENRY SMITH, Postmaster.
American citizen., 1881-03-12
ELECTION NOTICE !

By order of the Board of Mayor
andA ldermen of the city of Cans
ton. an election will be held on the
1st Tuesday in April next, for one
Mayor and six Aldermen, three
for each ward ana n City Treas
urer.
G.. W. THOMAS, Mayor.
American citizen., 1881-03-12

q. y Oa week. Sl2 a day ut home easi-
sp sly made. Costly QUILT free. Adj
dress True d Co. Augusta, Maine.
American citizen., 1881-03-12

Selected Northern Seed Pota>
toes, Fresh Garden Seeds. Onion
Sets, Hay. Oats, Bran, Heavy &
Fancy Groceries, Candies, Fruits,
Nuts. Dry Goods, Boots and
Shoes, clinice Butter and Cheese
received every week, all at lowest
prices for CASH.
JAS. PRIEsTLEY. Agt.
American citizen., 1881-03-12

$5 to $780, day Sat'h %' ''"%s' Sc fs% i9gs
dire 81 Simon m I -. PprtliII Nr,imc.
American citizen., 1881-03-12

GARDEN SEEDS!
GARDEN SEEDS!
LANDRETH' AND PEERY'S.
Every variety, at
w. j. MOSBY &CO'S.
American citizen., 1881-03-12
American Citizen.
Canton Municipal . Hiccr

M.voH-Hon. G. w. Thomas.
CLERk-B. +. Jones.
MARsHAL-G. X. Kemp.
AInrRNEx-East ward-A. ". Stanford
n FL Jones, j. NJ. Mills West Ward-G.
III. Sommers, J. w. Ewing, lsom Garrett.
American citizen., 1881-03-12

" HENRY SMITH, Postmaster.
, 1881-04-01
1}TRltA11S'IU1rFS.

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tLUoh-Haat|' t|'''! "''a "nit""R1'.' ''o'uos" WITTY
ttrtl In SYMPATHY Win %1iba blt l0 o1tft Ioshal4
uax chilled hy lhe rc},ort tbut t;assuw bankres wusu
.,il,,,,, nj n crns,i,.rut, ,.. r., shin.
*olI''9 e"aa'2!''e!. ~ so!sa'.nnu u, 'ss !" ta'p
poTa. III oFuef 10 feinl AaFaHees. ea'es "eFe l.t'
I'd tu ~ urls aud Nv 1lgAs auubo Springs, purity ut
s5x, ud vi s,,rss o1.ras ut sL rusul r.l,.al 10 M
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ol1s H1Fo1t honss "aFo ~ '" 'oF Ko"a
10 csolcs' s,a @ fys i'.as " tIt s'tsas'' =, ~.
uaot. lissr. sios wurv reported Of II, crs .,t ras
at ttloktliaf caFs ieoa ~ *Is' cars mniaanss NJ
4i2s1alaU1i and car t,nrsn cura-noas VI fla.a on
tfaes. ,,,,..,
1FlklSu NlIsAT-WIL1 ncslYH md stranger With
,e.s ynyntlon IN prrus though so,,prn!ly u,4sttad In
touu. vs turku. uyanesa W., UNI riose.l 10 above
.ts latest prIco. Vt Wednesday,. Thu british mnrtets
.vT itlsss "3iutct ii, aya'sc Ut JssAi nsr slar.
rin ~ y n9 r ws.t.sr ~ Ia thn WY n,.I Srttwss
xxit, nnar s.,rtM fnyv si..it, mr. rt,rtII,ts wars
, 1881-04-01
The Placid Grocer,

pftFUK roe 1TftA4.
Woodward avenue RrOccr yesterday dis
played Il ttzcn eMkGs Hf tho clcarest nllti ntctJt
new .l,upIe sugar pnesIblu IL l,iHku. aud liz hu
Et"oi III Ills 'itor ctlzen halted, a1.d Iooked ut
the sugar nsld quurltA:
New"
"Hn: It's uil.'
.".Mak1 ii yourscllT'
'.AIlttTatelf'
Dyes
".Shoul:'ns think 1t would ho healthy"
''Thtm why tlu ynu wAnt IL sell IT.
IL .l.,nt want IL. SIT IL out hero 80 that n
tarnr rnd cart 1t oli and dump 1t OIL lotue fu-
CIut lpt.'
The cttGrn hs,krd UP At,l down tue street,
aEftsH tho WaJ. ul!u ulAly said:
II guess II tnkG two pounds Of your warmed.
ltp. .ItulinrutcA uI sugar. II II WIS new
~ou,ln1 l"nch mo ttnr ut any price. Please
NtI1:i this r:tkn,' -.
lie rtii Tor tho xllsnr and earrleA II aWay. but
ku Isalhtst lEs Il H!aH who Wuiite1 tu shy solut-
lIE4 I.l.:lil tu somebody.
, 1881-04-01


4ue 'o,towsh3 9Fa'n "hs inspcetes' INTO store
III this Guy ses!efnay 'hariishx: .enfs winter
"he"'' " c''ts W. apFiElRi :" eHES Ho.aut', ~
cars rclectodt u ours ITO Hfa1e Gt9 whcaU;
eiaes NO.. corn, ear Selow' III e'ra htehsinlxea.
lTt cars rcjecsctt' etc. VIA corn'' III rnrs whltc
OATS enfs NO. @hsxc" J. tnrs rejected tot oats;
. ours M. rye; ears Nh. y farley. !" eafs
M no. lotnt, 'so cafe, or i",,ooVp ILL., 'ns!eet.
Gu OIL: .',ai' bi' wneat' ESb pit corl'' lo'@"1
oa ,,., ~ solu VI! ohrleS'
""u"E'"" iEoh' slurn uHflhe "eai'esuay ioF
CITY eohs'impsloh' A'S ph "neat. "sl W corn,
49, u. pl oatIcS. ....
Inc ieanlna pfoanco markets. were moderately
"c.No Scs!efuAy ahu 3eherallS nrlfseF. draln WIS
st'!o"ea NY news nt 1hore stftiiRth III 's1lRian".
win 10" tethpef'ltafe os1t west ut 10 III ae-
sfecs alohH u. Pat1ll anu news VI moro stofs'l-
l'ls' nut Wheat was kent ao"h ny henvy sallsns
~ 'uo rAft ot loeht longs. ffo'is1ons wore
..lHsof, tho"pn WIN lcsS cnooAFa9lh9 reports
Iruisl htferI'uol' pte I'LL hdsA''ce Ill hhgs ncre'
.a'1o9ethof more was n 'seesden reacuoa FROM
tne Rfcat weakness oi tao preceding htterEnon.
.aess PorK eloacd ls'tbac n'lshef. III
ior Apr' anu sl5'0a3!b.t's tar May. Lard
ciosca li'c nlHhcr ae Slo1G1lo.b'.a for April and
S!o:"hslo'u..s I'VE ANY, ohuFt flls c9oscea ''sc
hi9nef III s.'.oe0h4-:a ior alny' Nhe"t CLOSED
- nsghcr' ~ slo:a1s''uo@i 1or April anu sl.oll
sol.e':' iof May. Corn closet 70 hghcr' ut ;pio
iof Arflt anu 4s'se bts' Tor Mny' 0Ats closcsi
su''t ~ "'S'e! os' NY u"ss tcH"A' eet'lh III
Iusae. alt-ed4eu NJ 'tn' Nay 'a.ie. anu Jt'tie
aiass3a'sc. lyo coscd tirnl. ut olc for regular.
's5so for April anu sLols. Tor Mny. l'artey
cosea atehas, NJ Sl!l' lur NO. = ea3h, bsc hnlH-
inh''y 1of NO. u aho s:e Tor no. I. Hogs were
1T nem nilu atcaty, nj sa.Eo1ts'o lor !isht afso ~
s1'.aEIo.'si ior hehfj' Catt'o wcre Arlhert WIN
| SntpS Mt s.. .GGGL1,nj.
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=" .'E ~. Aooi ,1ny
AoV4S hS1I AllA JRnSEla SGEuAcA HEt
r". i''.".. VIZ .o eu"se VI t.no' ine kloetts
}
, 1881-04-01
BUSINESS.
Stocks Again Exhibit an Advan-
cling Tendency.
New York Nervous About Another
Snow-Storm in tile Northwest.
Gold Ordered from Ncw York to Chl'
cago-Local Finances.
The Produce Markets Moderately. Active
and Generally Stronger.
nore Doing in lsitai-A Rally IN Provisions
Hogs Higher.
FINANCIAL.


Staeks were moderately act'se' anu ss'o"ca
considerable strength business llNygtl nlnHg
wIth,u,t my a,,,uE,l stI,uClu,.ts, Nancy WIS
s,. ,,,, ,,,,,t.,, t,o ,,,,,, n,,uu,It for s.ncts
t"ss' h''" ','o''su w rH"'o "pptt1 49,. 49, ,ss',,'
uoes not 'sove'pl' rhpldly. thofe hre np heasS
offerings of stock for sale. At times tho mar
kct showed sIHns Of sone nervousness nt,u,t tho
,,,,+t,,r /, ,v,. ,,,u,rt,f t,,,t n Imh sn,nv.
"@N.Ie - WV ,. 'e"o. ,,.., ..'. 7,,,,,,,s' "n,
STORM WAS N progress III Mil!ntso'h' nAho'", "".
Serthorn lown. Iioldurs vi BLOCKS hAfe stoou
tp we'll 50 fnr nHAinst thu t,tShRGs OF
wintcr rEpr hnvo aErccd tn regnr1l
tho ,nasca ns tr,nnorary. nuu not afrect-
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Tho following instruments wuru Alcl for rec
ord Thursuny, March ~:

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ord Thursdny, Masch u:
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ttatvd aaarch II tW, shd ii. stntlury IL ralrick
ttoJ
fAtlaeu II. " E.!F .! EuftY.hith. u T. Mxl.i II,
tHteh a!Hrcl, u thtulph iueh IL IhDMns
Union ". rs Il u UE Eh:ty.htti " I. :lxt.3 II,
| 1atpa aluFcl ~ John HCt,tIur tU t'u$stck
|
, 1881-04-01

Hlrt r!hs 1aIlar Mny. ctsed NJ t7.1u4i7!ls. I.lng
clunrs aib.t ut 3f,l Jusl and &4 bftUlt t.uslber-
ands ~ssAn 9"xsst !,ax ent !e';s 4 ;t2'sc: swea..
4rgpn lRitIs. anfn HEur.xB 1tt3}ss.
lslrn ln.,.eL ut 6s*etc far AhDMldacr. aaS]{c Gnr
shDst rlhs. tnr ntlrt Uours tB for tHa.
ul1 GalynHttt Milu JkltkDL
uEEF-WHY gH1nt nt {l.lf}iD.ssl fur nlBs9, 4luISa$
Il,uD for Uxtrn nluss, nid tltUJ..aa1l fur hAnls.
, 1881-04-01
COMM EleClAL.

Tho following were tue receipts untl shipments
Ut tho leading articles VI produce In ILLS city
, 1881-04-01

pRynLlo Airii2
Hovcrnnent l,nr,s were strong. III Chicngo,
tho District or Columbia :1Ris wcrc 1GI lhl uni
ldi nskt,I: tho II were III. nfi l1ah; 4hs 112!i
md ll.,;; Is. i0ts md lt:!s: anu the u.s. le.!a
and tD.as.
Foreign exchange close,1 weaker. tho p,steu
rate. hctug 4stS4lspi. For sixty-'tay cosiltnur.
cat Hills for prufnpt delivery, 477aiWi1as. For
three weuks' delivery, +'SitGti1Si. slxsy-'iny
commercial bills. prt,nltt delivery III ltavro.
hEt; RI>l,l; tlot,1cn.tx, h3l4. S!xty-,!ay roln-
tncrc!a. hills OH Antwerp, deliverable prompt.
werc EEittGbSilh. l,nnkers' hills OIL Germany
were ~ for sixty .lays nn'l VA for lomanl:
n'uUty-tny prompt commercial hills, H!let't'.
SIxty..!ny cimtnrrcial, on b.nkcr*, delivered
prn,np. o1tr,.; snilc delivered III tt,ren weeks,
tkI's. Commercial drawn oil commercial lhrtfcs
were E!,4. lMnknra' E,ii,!crs Oil lfullAlltl weru
81 for aixty days anu :s't for dcn,nt,tl; sixty.
,.ny commercial WIS 3IssDw!'1iD shippcrs' OK
ehanne 0n Now furk was iDdt15c alscnunt, clos
ing wcnk.
Tho exports nf domestic produce from New
yurk fur tho pnst wepk ntntunt to S,&esL,
lluu'nst $',:i, Al. for tho corresponding week nf
lss,. Thu following tnhle shows tho exrnrts
exclusive 1T spcctcl from tho port Of Now york
for the wrex ctnllus Mnrch ~, 1ssi. compared
With tho atatcmcnt Of tho two rrc.inus ycnrs:
|?:!i"s:'; FL ;ss s;ss ;ty;;;s ys;5 ' '$ss
slncc Jun. l....,.... ssl5sIUl sskTwisi s;As4ii:s
ChicnHo bunk ecmrinKs wcr0 $l,eNo,0N. New
York exchange wus wc'k md WIS offered ut 81
per $1, ,OOo discount. GtiA WIS ordered from New
Ynrk. Currency orders were hcAvIer. Louns
were III goo'i demand 1T JS37 per cent.
Lincoln Park - sold Ut ltS!s. and Chicago, ltur-
lIngtUn & Quincy Is Mt a1l. On the Chicago
Stock Boari the following ga,sotat!onsworo made:
, 1881-04-01

F,r cH.: confinement. WaBt of ulr, sclentnry
tg,!',It, h1:1 lya'l ula nesve-t!rc, trust iu Hop
, 1881-04-01
MINING NEWS,
BAN FtlASEIaCO.
SAN FRANCtsct,. Cal, Mnrch 3i.-Foltowtng arG
tho ElksInH NllOtutlQns Ut stnCks:
I!USTOH.

3pfetaf Dispa,eh to Tha Chicago I'rthuHs.
IlOBTt,S, Mnrch 3i.-The mining shurcs were lly
a!l olds tho untlrst pnrty of tllo Hat, Utmost
nDthng at a!t belnx tlotie In them. Yesterdays
prices were EpucrNlly wutl MlutntMncd, anu, rs Il
class. there Wcro no especial points OF 1utorest
or Textures.
IL the 1rtster7t Astoetatd Prtss.
llnsTDS, Mnrct al.-altlIng stocks closed rs
, 1881-04-01

LONDON, March Jl.-Coslsots, 10 1i-1G; account,
10U.
Amercnn securttios-Ecw 6s, 1o5; Ais, liz:
Is. III. 5.'- ~
rent,svivnnfn sentrni' osas. Nrw YnrK Tcntrnl'
lsi: l;f!c. 4l3i; o srcOIlds lVIls; Reading, kii.
One hundred n1i1 twenty tsvu Thousand dollars
IN gold wns taken from tho uI,en mnrket yesler-
day Tor Suw yurl<.
liut!on Il. tho lsnnk OF England decreased tho
pust week t:..,1lee.:,tUD.
PAIRS, Mnrch Jl.-Itentes, K4r l5c.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, March 11.-SlKkt exchange on
New York, $l.U0 per sl,uU premium; sterling,
4bl,
, 1881-04-01

tNestoEn CMiun stock opened ut 7s.{; Aiahcsl,
m; ,.,'sna iSMsss iIs't c!9snK.
taslc!li10n tnhttna ea. quarterly d.ydend VI pGr
able May.
pAtalH AprtIaL
GtAt, EAt aGIu Apfuak "
, 1881-04-01
Special Dtspatch to Thf LAttdno 1Fth1tnf.


1,osTox. stareh 31.-Thc gross exchanges ut
tho Genria2- lul,se to-tlMy were $l0, 4,E.5. with
hnlnnces ri $l,lslt1N. The Hrtsss exchanges for
tho month seru $tt1i' i'57lt =, nHnInst *.sl.si4eAB
for March, lRD.-nn Incrclap Ut over $aO,000, GU
In tho business ut tho 1,rcscnt uio,lttt:
There WIS fair tleErer OF nrtfrtty III tho
stnnk mMrket to-'!ay. ailh PRICES rs Il rule were
American llull Tclepholic to to,.i, rnmpara-
tlvtly iiltlb stuck Is coming nnt ut this pr!ct
and fol WIS lid ut tho c}t,se. With uo stock urer-
nr. In ra1lrun'l Hhures, ChcNRu Il West Michi.
gan ntlvnreua flUnt 15tf To II; Louisiana 4 Mis-
Eonsi River from I'm to 70: tlo preferred from
u u4a: Umlon lMcilc frln ll9 III 1.o: Fort SctHt
from u TO ~ subsequently reaetinR to ~: Aar. M
Little lsock from u tu ~; Flint from sa!i
Ogtlens6ttsR frrm 4'!l to isl; ChEcnKo,
lIurlIn9tnn &; Quincy from les 10 tas.s: Now
Yark s. New Ensntll tts'.lisell from 54ts to
h!!1: lnllslIn dcc'.l!ea H. to ~; Metr9i,olltnn
A.tn;3;s; Enstern =, Il ts'; y; Tn!ndo. psIrosM M y
uostuli s. Albany l. to III.
II frnetIOn to 60!s; AtchIso.i itrst snveNs u. to
19U: OHlcnslnrg sIxcs Il. To s.; kansH City,
LlWreilcu & Southern Tours htlynnctl II, to tV4
Thu 1AnL sEnrGs were stetuy ttlf1 dull boston
Innd sold ut 10 b.f1, with tho same hid. Water
changch III b.; Ill., und lioylston III II.
10 The ttfstern .lssnetattd E'rt4s
Ii0sTnS, March 3i.-Stocks closed lit f1llows:
MntcI 'ower,........ r. lD T. g common Ali
3:| :|;;s'; |.s 1
MI ss'' Is @ sssj$ Ss!, s!SsS::
, 1881-04-01

tn, 4nd i IL u IN eha aruuat- .7-.-'
SAli5-Nero qaotud Ut fllo 1utss. or fatp BY tho
,nr-tstt, 'r. '.....
UIL3--Heulalu stoaay sid unchanged uosS uaas