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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-13
The storm.

An old-fashioned snow.storin in Sep
TENDER, even in this land CT variable
weather, is an incident somewhat out
of the common course, and that ubi.
quiious Individual, the oldest inhabi-
tant, was forced 10 admitthat the occur
renee was not compassed within the
category of his recollection. The
change from summers heat to the 9TH
er extreme was sudden and democrat
izing. Overcoats, thick with the accu-
INFLATED dust of the season., were
hastily donned, and linen busters rele-
gated to the seclusion OF closets. Fir
ners and thinkers were in demand, and
the prOprietors of hardware stores
were frantic over the impo-sibility OF
filling the multiplicity OF riders that
flowed in upon them. Reub Egleston
and his draymen were As busy as bee
hauling wood to numerous households
and offices. Isaky roofs were in the
majority, and many a poor benedict
was accosted, ON his return to his
home. by his better half with upbraid
ings in reference tn his dilatorlness in
having needed repairs made to the
family mansion. The storm is oppor-
tune in one respect, and relieves u
l~ong-suffering community from the in
fiction of the dust hurricanes that
have prevailed during the last month,
making it possible to exist without be-
ing choked and blinded by clouds of
pul,erized earth. The storm contin
ued without cessation Yesterday and
until late in the evening, thoroughly
soaking tbs parched and thirsty
ground. 1t is probable that we will
now have "a couple of months of pleas
ant weather before the commencement
of the repular Winter's rain.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-13

A very pretty bonnet of silver. gray
straw is hat-shaped, projecting over
the face. 1t has a broad binding oil
gray velvet and is lined with the same.
The trimming is of gray velvet, faille
and an exquisite uncurled ostrich
feather, which surrounds the whole.
The scarf p%olonaise is an elegant and
graceful costume. Three materials are
required for the dress-the skirt is silk
the polonaise is grenadine, and thd
scarf is China crepe. The skirt is Dor
dered with a founce, sewn on with
several rows of gathers. The scar
crosses at the back. where it is orna-
mented with a rich cord M tassel,
The sleeves are of plain silk.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-13
RnlliOn Shinmenf.

Wells, Fargo II Co. shipped this
morning 10 bars of bullion, valued at
Sli, 3i3 20.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-13

NEVADA EaTERPRisE.-0ne bit Imported
Cigars sold under the fullest guarantee for
Havana wrappers. Havana filters and Hav-
ana manufacture, at the Miners and Me-
chanics' Trade Depot. sept4
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-13

CHOICE free-stone peaches at only one BIZ
a pound at the Little Store Around the
Corner Tor the next ten days.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-13

How SHE Bous-An IMPORTED HAVANA
CIGAR for 1917 cents, at the MINERS and
MECHANICS TRADE DEPOT. sept4
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Evening Hoard r. m.

70 Meadow Valley soc
ll0 Raymond x kly-l II 1917
30 Eureka Cuu.-4iLa 10
100 Alrs-Il0e lljc
lsb J~ackson-b ~
30 Leopard-lT0c
10 ella ll0e II C
liD Panther-ll0c ll5o
81 y. Bs'ie-ls%
81 Manhattan-i0% IL
go Defrees-IG0e lDjc 2
40s Grand PTize IL y lBA 1917 so
40 Argenta-235c 2 O. 2i9c
1888 Navajo 3ioc 3ijc 80 500
80 Grand Central-l
llD Endosment-3 2,0c 3l0c $50
1910 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -
so Yong America lSOc 2
40 Venture l3jc l40c l30c l3)c
40 Hornet-l30c IL
Ar Silver Prize-IA
$40 Modoc-lU9; l5jc l6jc l15c lI0c
100 N. Coso Jc
800 NJ. Belle-lI0s
$50 Leeds 2l0c 20
100 Silver prize-lH
20 ". Belle 1877
ST. ;. Ne. ada-5T
40 Ophir 1874 1914
100 Modoc-ls
II5 Endow ment- 3lor 3l5c
so California 2y4 - 23b5
800 Savage So So
90 Utah ll%
1850 Belcher-7H ~ ~ TX
40 Exchequer-g Ss So
400 Con. Na.-A
28 yellow Jucket-lob 1917
3l5 Best II Belcher-l9 1915 1885
al J~ulia-2b0c 2b5c zoe
. Is Justice -l2h 1874 1879 l2s b5 l2x
J95 Crown Points, 430c 43jc 440c
100 Overman- 20 25h 25H
$50 Gould * C~urry-9s 81
go Hale * Norcross-6s
400 Alpha-l2k l2A
800 ArgoDta-23Dc
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SEGARs! CIGARS! CIGARS! Imported Ma
nilla segars for one bit each, at the MINERS
and MECHANICS TRADE DEPOT.
sep.
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLAR TEA SETS, at HAS.
KELL'S. sopt9-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-13

FINE wool mattresses, $40. at HASKELL'S
sapt0.ff
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-13

BAR GLASSES, Goblets. Tumblers, ETC.. at
HASKELL'S sept9-tf
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JUST RECEIVED
AT THE
EUREKA DRUG STORE.

A COMPLETE STOCK OF
DRUGS, MEDICINES.
Patent Medicines, Paints. Oils, Var.
nishes. Glass, Paint brushes, Ese.,
which will be sold at New York prices. as
follows:
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~ y xunrKA n rALIsAps sAILaoAs.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-13

Savags-s2s
Alpha -l2X
Hale x Norcross--H
Belcher-ST
Gould x Curry-l0
Exchequer-Sb
Gould a Curry-l0
Young Amsrica-2
Con. Nirrinia -34H
Justice -l34
Endowm nt-2t
Ophir Ill
Navsio-370,
hornst-lss
Crown Point-4Ls
Bullion ~
Mexican 10y
Eureka 1917
y. Neyada-5A
Chollar-31
Best Il Belcher-l9X
Argenta-yb5,
INTERCHANGEABLE
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-13

AUNT HANNAH has just received q fine as
m of machine needles; also machine
oil. sept4-3t
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NOTICE..

PER Rs y Al. ARE h nEKEBY !, CAUTIONED 4!
ground belonging to the K X Consolidated
Mining Company at Ruby Hill.
NM. ARLINGTON. Supsrintsndest
Eureka, Sept. 8. ISL. sspte-iw
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-13

NORRIS H.. JOSEPH. Commission Agent for
the purchase and salo of all kinds Of mer-
chandise. Dealer in furnishing goods. hats.
caps, boots, shoes. trunks. ~valises, blankets,
tobacco, cigars, notions. GOLDEN RULE
STORE. Importer of mcerschaum pipes,
smokers goods. cutlery, stationery, fancy
goods. musical instruments, English hosiery,
ETC.. etc.
RAxoRs.-TelI your barber to select a fine
razor guaranteed from the fine stock
LATELY IMPORTED FROM ENGLAND
by VI. II. Joseph, at the Golde Rule Store.
ROLLED. gold-plated jewelry for gentlemen.
as durable as fine gold. and looks as we'll.
Can't tell the difference. At the GOLDEN
RULE STORE.
SrRIEG MATTRESSES. hair and pull mat
tresses IN hand and made to order at the
Golden Rule Store.
GEr your tobacco and cigars at the GOLD
EN- RULE STORE.
ALARGE assortment of loosing-glasses. all
sizes. at the GOLDEN RULE STORE.
SUMNER h~ats-just received at the GOLDEN
RULE STORE.
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Informal isonrd-2:25 r. n.

Con. Virginia-3IL "a 84lsb5
lndsps n~dence-ly0c Use
Argenta -2iOc2.. zoe Zoe
). Nevada-5h
Alpha-l3
ttah-ila
Gould * Curry-qf
Exchequer-ss ss9oA o. %
California 29ls
Ncnture-l35c l30c IL
Belchor-s747 IA
Crown Point-375c
Savage-s% S%b 5 So
Endowment-240c 2b5c
Hornet-l4 l3Uc
Grand Prize l5A 1885 l6H
lmperIaI -glc
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-13

FRESH Drugs, patent medicines, toilet and
fancy articles at the new Drug and Station
cry Store. auQ
, 1877-02-04
and menaacrie and aquarium combined. Then
the original lady will change the burden OF her
song to, Is Oh, you should have been with INC at

aud menascric and aquarium combined. Ihcn
the original lady will change the burden OF her
song to, s' Oh you should have been with NC at
Chicago!'
MINISTER'S on TIE ELEPHANT.
The Baptist clergy OF New York and vicinity
arc going to buy an elephant. They never cx-
pect to see the elephant, mind you; they buy
him simply It appears that the coolies anu
Mussulmans in the Gharo country in India have
learned how to tsstrike." They engage to
transport missionary, get him in the depth ol
tho wilderness, and stop. To go on again re-
quircs money inducement. This system IS not
only against the misstonary's principles and
purse, but rctards him in his work. II he hao
an elephant the coolies and Mussulmans m1ght
'sstriIic," 's stop, and stay there for all nc neeo
care. The elephant would 50 on just the same.
There was some question about this Inc
brethren wanted to be assured that tue
elephant would not " strike a1so'
So assured, subscr1p1loh Was
started, and DR.. Kee1c will soon have his tree
transportation company established. 1t costs
from s400 to s500to buy the beast. and 81 %
month for his keeper. For food the elephant
himself looks out.
4 JOB AT LAST.
Now that the warn,' sunny, Sloppy ua's nuso
eomc' there Is no1urlher neeo oi u" tosuPness
the unemployed. lhey nave Ill oec'' sc' ~
work. They arc stationed on every street cot-
ner to watch tho ladies' as 1ney cross auo ~
port to headquarters any VINO are suspected 10
be without the red balmorais. lnae no tcpo,t
has yet been made must not De taken 70 1."pls
unfaithfulncss on the part OF Inc "atct'eFs'
Neither they nor anybody else can NC he'o r.
sponsfblc for the prevalence ot a 1ashlon'
THE oFEhA boufFE.
Aimee appeared at tue Eagle Monaay night
before the most ora1l1ant audience tn't 1tca11e
, 1877-02-04
| PHOTOGRAPH.

a fainrm, full OF grace,
A lof; brow anl smiling face;
Gold. trcsses like the sun;
Eyesiat speak soul OF fun,-
Eyes fat rival III their hue
Sky most ethereal bluc,-
Eyesiat twinkle bright and fair
Eyes a. drive away dull carc,-
Eyes very full OF light
That cy conquer Fancyfs flight
Sparklg eyes and cyelash long,
Snch poet minds have sung:
ChceIwith rose-spot there 1mprest,
That ny havoc in your breast,
Paint by that pencil fair,
Mathis pencil, only there:
Tectikc pearls, u1l in TOW;
Lips lc cherries ripe, aglow;
Nccland arm, and bust divine
Godtls Venus she does outshinc.
The1rid to these a pretty foot,
Thatoks so well In high-hcclcd boot,
and 'n}l Natures grace,
Else these were out of place;
And ire you have fair outline
OF Il, sweet creature l call mtnc,-
The ape TINT Nature does impart
To itnost lovely works OF art-
\, Ene DAVID Il. JONES.
, 1877-02-04


Then the sen lion appears in his upper cave aud
deftly catches tho fish flung to him for his din
ncr. A gong sounds, and away goes the crowd
to see Fannie, the seal, tapping hand-bcll for
Ned, the seal, to Join her In the feast. Fannie
is ruler OF the tank, and extremely jealous. Ii
the keeper bcstows any spare attention on Ned,
Fannie bestows on Ned sound spat. Poor
Ned! be submits. Hc has learned his place,
and no matter who calls for him, no matter what
inducclnent is offered, he keeps in the back
ground. Every bride who comes to New York
on tour should take her husband to the
Aquarium and to the seal tank. He'll read the
whole thing, and the lesson is effective.
More exciting, however, is the trip Of the
Htppopotamus around the building. Without
bride or bit he follows his trainer, while ladies
seek refuge on the benches, steam pipes, anv
available place, and "Oh, the horrid creaturc,''
resounds from crery side. We'll, he isn't very
handsome; aud it is fortunate hc does not care
much what is said about him. He Is almost rs
contcnted, however, as tho crocollcs, and can
sleep almost as long. There is something in
that.
GOODBYE, AQUARIUM!
have held so long to the aquarium, partly
beqQuse Of interest in the subject, partly be-
cause Prof. Butler thinks Chicago will have one
Of its own before many years. Several proposals
to that effect have been made and discussed by
gentlemen here, aud know not how many By
others in Chicago itself. Prot. Butler says there
is no city where he should so much like to es-
tablish such an institution. After that let him
do the same for San Francisco, and his ambition
would be filed. His idea regarding Chicago
would be to locate not in the centre of affairs,
but more in the outskirts, where plenty Of room
could be obtained, and place provided that
should Invite excursion parties q sort Of grand
garden arrangement, perhaps, with museum
, 1877-02-04
WRECKED.

You were eoissionless, so cold
thought to cit the ice around your heart:
Alas! felt own grow cold instead.
And now, fought know, it may be dead.
felt with ytmy life would be complete
Tint had fdld the best half OF my soul:
little thoug OF humans base deceit.
For life to nsccmea perfect, and so whole.
Yes. I cast d all on you. and it was lost:
All! 'tis harD have to bear the cross alone;
We never stt to count the gain or cost,
Until we rcathc harvest VIC have sown:
GENEVA LAE Wis, Feb. l, 1877. Lynne.
, 1877-02-04
STEAM.
Details of tho Plan by Which AIr. Holly Nill
Heat tho City Of Loclzport, n. y.
Hsto Tcrl. EdrIH

Details of tho Plan by Which AIr. Holly Will
Heat tho City OF Loclzport, n. i.
Htto Iork World.
We have heretofore alluded briefly to plan
devised BY Mr.. B, Holly, of Lockport, to heat
that city by steam. Tic Lockport Union sup
plies more extended account of the proposed
experiment, and it is so curious that it will be
read with general interest. It seems that
number of substantial citizens of Lockport have
formed a company under the name Of the
"Holly Steam Combination Company, Limitcd,''
an nave elected Board of Directors, in which
Samuel Rogers, D. F, Bishop, I. H. Babcock, F.
N. Trcycr, B. D. Hall, and Il. N. Southwortl
are associated with Mr.. Holly, and the cxpcri-
mcnt is actually to be made under the following
estimate:
Estimated present cost for coal, wood, kind
warming the following district, in the City Of
Lockport. being about onc~half milo square,
bounded Us follows:
street, west by Saxon street, north by Caledonia
street, Including the following:
Fone h1ndred " d and sessnty;dve M s, dwellings roo
One hundred and fifty stores at S1a5 each. Is, 700
Two hundred and fifty Offices and rooms
{orer and about the Etores}- -. ........ II, 900
Twelve churches at S400 each labor and
$500 each, one opera house ........... 10000
Factories. shops, mill Offices etc.......-. !, 500
Lifetime OF stoves and furnaces, for ten
years, at 10 per ccnt........ ........... 5000
Total. -. ..... .... .s1oo, 400
For cost Of works for warming the above district
with steam:
Eighteen thousand four hundred and
eighty feet OF u,an pipe at 81 per foot..S 1S 480
Building and smoke stack. ...-..-......... 5000
Six steam boilers aud hxturcs. ....-....... TO- coo
Lot for building and coal-yard.. .......-.... 1000
Incideuta1s... Observation-Disclosures. 5000
, 1877-08-15

eryernl operators progr%. tbemaeiyea ready Ia
guarantee shc delivery of rca.unabr quantities of
wheat for hh,pncnt before the rnd Of this month ut
much less thnn ''31. IN :" PER hu.
The leading produce rnnrkcta vera nnsctt1cd yes
tcrdnv, and Irregular with tcts setsvty In the nx-
Rrc.,te. The tendency was still dounwArds, In
continuation OF previous weakness. but the rather
acvese rain cnustA reaction In grain bv aucgcst-
ing at lcaat Temporary check on receipts. in ronin
departments the markets Tell back when II became
understood thai the rain was chiefly Local, wh,lc In
others tho slight advance was sustained. AZ the rn.
cespta Of the morning were ltss Than The recent
avcFsgr. Ne note that the outw1ri movement Of
grain the rreslons day was relatively light md
yesterday there vaa Ieks DOING for shipment. f1ar
grain Is wanted Eastward, anu tho partial fassuro
of wheat IN California. with the neglect Of tho
crops In tho sext Of war in EMruue. form powerful.
arguments in fnror Of hnyins. HIT Enropcaa
buyers, ~ we'll ~ thoto on our scaboart, hre
naturally disposed to hold back when they ece
pssecs weakening here, as ther hopo to be absc to
obtain the property fosless money br lit!c delAr.
In dry goods circles there was mot much activity.
nor vas much cxpcctcd. The time for The opening
Of the fall trade II, however. now near at hand,
and m ear1y improvement In tho demand may rea-
sonnb1y BE- expected, Prices remain firm, both for
cotton and woolen textiles. There wat = fair
movement In groceries. and pretty steady set of
ptlccs. no uuotabe fluctuations being noted. co'-
fees and rico wcro firm. sugars, sIrups, and M.
lasscs ruled easy. Tho demand Tor bntter WIS
ncntn reported liberal. and respectable volume Of
ralcs was accomplished at fully previous prices.
Cheese remained Qu,et and unchanged. at Sa1tlnlsc
for good to best fal, creams. Nothing new was dc"
yelopctt In the dried .fru{t market. Fith were in
demand At pscvions prices. There was fair In
quiry for oils at about atendy dEurcs quotations
remaining as before. Leather wa< in fair demand
and wa. nsu. Coal aud wood remained quiet and
unchanged
, 1877-08-15

1f0G rR0DUcTS-Wcse rather slow and steadIer,
putk anJ lard bcn. sone wat luwcs. wh,o meats were
nrtn The receipts of tIogs faIs, nnd
stesdy, willis tho A1rttes frum Liverpool and New
fhtk Indicated 9ltt1a chauHu In tho fcelIuR there,
uperalors report Increase lu tho Humbrs Of orders
tnr product 10 le delivered In tho nrst txo months Of
the roI weather, but stAtu tIat they xro generally
limited TO figures Which lnrolse much lower prlce1 fur
hogs than l,ose current.
3tEsk HnHk-Was moderately active, hut declined ~
aVc pr l1 tho offerings being In sxccas If the d.
an Sales were reported Of 6G0 hria caah tn uts) At
$,1.M'i l. brs sciier ArEst al &3 Har II, k1 b1is
grcr September 1t .454l3uo; H. $40 hEls .eIter c-
laef At 81. 5bt3tts mil a 1lrls seller le rear 1t
81! htA 10. Total ~ 1uD bris. Tito msrkct clos@
tame u 4iI Ss3t.b1 ca*h seller August 81. Ras
l..H11G teltr Septan1stfI and $11 7:kst177k actrr
UctGbet. seller t..s yraF e7teA at fia.tsHslj Ii II,
rrtne r. ns1s T. neTk Sa' aao'ed u and
LAxa-WaS !rss artlsr, and acady, hut declines, es9
nc lf5 100 ~ from Ao eArxt rerB nf Monday. ssfr4
Wcru rrpufttt 0f GU se1 cast " H. 81; % tCs srrr
August ~ ~ 3 Il Iu tn se!ier sci1incr al 81 514s
tcs seisr tic war 1t ss::f foisi, IL, tcs a ill.,
nl4Kket c0s,1 lAnlH " ~ ~ rcA seller Sc ptrm6tf
seller 3cpbef, bnt a. IT, lbstH l3ts for the year.
bMmlnrF lsrl was n9Hsina1 1T about II, 10. -
MkAI"- Mtra 1nrt. T!th i!ttis change 10 ,pr!res.
wa4 Feptrtci tor fMiNris, which WERE ntitcF ii va
Understood that 1HNtl Loo lJtrx Ut iDMK and lhprt
ErK7a ssllsr rrtinbrF hatr frcrny trrn tnIa at Gc
THAT priss W.. td for lnote Yesterday u
reported vi %NL w lit stlvEt ga ~ VI c1s Anl esrt
hsp.eHorr !tF tSxrs 1laH ~, t!Irs lv0 for Sen.
tEfler !i lk1ss f1nR rlrAts Htti 1al Eut-
GeFands \: ee and III tcs swcet pick!el hams us NJ
At l1s4r. The iuArkGt xteAIy It tu ctosp a. tAu
fnt R1rH n tkIN
, 1877-08-15

@ yra H. ~ ys Sss.s sa1 !. ' i ;s:r. Ut. II
s:st Ss!s c1tr it, II 81 s,s SSp;n,S: 5 4
~! .g+ss s;1H1
'f s 'siS 's e,r, Il II
day ta.ts *a'e: "et' ,riea Of oH. III NJ isHring
II >. 4 T. r. T.; t: ~ g. :s II
Ifti''s e X :"'" n o:ta = ~ fo,s e.
u ~ !" tar lo' "f y" 31"stst.r thts month 10!
ses' &s ~ .et,ye and lover
IT,, T. T.. = I'm ,hs Hsnc5at as,k; ss's. xsre r.
q ::E !; ts Il ts5i r. Il. Fe;. :s
M'Sx.,?1. wns.rs.le =. -, ltmt'ed to $50 an By
,I.i'iNr;W.s sctt,e. M axefaeed be,tes Than thc
.ene se" Is s@5e
": Y - ~ fcirei 70
ssr sni 4s III sl Ssy fir 4. IT.; ss
s' 5 .s;S': Il; ;': s! /: ii 4: @ s
sn VIZ s:ts to ne that tsghs rson |. scarce; bit
ss;s Will
sss .,. .:''s:rs !:s: S ;st. T.; ill.,. es''s !;
: s:s s,ss s:S en-
II SS; s ,1t ,,s wfTs e treT!s u g s.
i: % ii 2ts: Il 5sss's :: tto's; tsss
Is ls.wers fairly setIve. and soy: higher. The
i: s'n H.
:1r.. s1ro e ,s.S eq: ~ ay,and ,,, s,skca
tr f ~ IT, ,b b.fss nark:s
g. 81: VT i'k:s r. ;'sssst sa
sss !: s S's,; - III @
ia.iM: ssnbss .s5e r msiststs rsant;t: sssh
VI hu So. aijt s2Ar; taf hu rcccist. Al i'll,
Eyi-was in faif seinan,i o!!snlna i Mondays clos
fs II : @ ts
sas ts,y ,s q q ns .Ssk "
in'ic II" in.rkss siea IT. '3ssi.tr !|rjse's ,s
s:sa:a!s; }sjss'sa \ ~ tSo a''i III ~ cs
Hsf }s'f Il odcr,t reaa.. closing nm
.'<, a' Y M
NJ tssa harley p rtests,t as at,s New x1;I ~;
4 M s! Il H. o 0eonst
s.s: &C., s; :s: ss5 ;:s:tsa &C. es
ysheas-s*te %; i 4 D. q; "a o27{ for August
fSs II .,,x a H&ses ~ f.. tho yser
As.. aS5KG KIP 1T. It sla77't for October and
LATEST.
e: s:sa s sas:t Cd s'tz H.:
& ciSS:i 5a 81 d iSa
Lard Was quiet At g. 52t ras Or September. Sales
7il !cs a. a. 53;t for tlGtaher And Stptcntrr.
%s: sss - ts:'s s@t
,Gasaxe eAuGa.s .od r. *!i11Ht1; ;...sk sipa!ns =
asessss ;sa; I'll saa :; asas sa ss;s s u
stA4Ec.
alId Mt 43AAl3ttc. an rRed ht 4as<ai3tc. ssptsrn.
At 45}c. -
tists zero qaIet and stcady 2atc for August and
TIC for September. =.
Rye aoId Al 51Jfs ts.l, and 5eias14c for August.
EfttFh N ntynur, fnH ~ hi rtSH *n
Hnyaln 1t ~ and 10 KinSsIun at B9s ami j3O GpO 6t
Oa11 10 buffalo. ="
, 1877-08-15
BY TELEGIsAPII.

FOREIGN CITIES.
This following werc received by tho Chicago Doard Of
Trade:
LtrkkronE, AuE. ti.-Prino mesA potk-Ea4tcru,
:tss Western. SIS raron-cnmber,Ands. a7I; short
rIhs. 57s. long CLEAR. mat short Ctear 3ss, shonl
dcrs a1s Gil tAHs, n2&. LArd 43s ID. Trims mess
beef, ess india beet, p3ls extra india me lo7s.
chersc, SIS. Taftow, 4ts.
InNboS. Aug. t4.-LtyKzrooL--Whcat dull. Cali
foFnla cinb ia 5datl2s III. do white. I2s .dt2a st
spring, III liddalas I'D. Corn Arm. MArs Lang
Carzoca OF coast-Wheat rather caller. Corn nrner.
carxoes on rassage-Whcat rather eAtcr. Com shade
ueRrcr. Weather In England hnc. LATEA-LtvEn-
club. ~ 4doi.s ID, Cn,1for-
MA white. rs 'e2t7i I'd: sprtnR. 11s todai2s i0d.
MArk LASE-cAtEnra on pasaegc-CoEa gulctcr.
Suectai DtsnatcA to Tie Tribune.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. H-tl:30 =. m.-ORAtN-Whtat-
wIntcr. No. I, ia 0d; No. =. 1875 spring. No. ],
1.4t No. 4 10s ioI, who. No. /. ia Udt No. 2, l1s
II. clnb, No. !. la I'd, No =, los ID. cornNo. I.
..as id; No. =. cus.
FHHvfsunxA-pork. H4s, Lard. AGs Cd.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. i4-1:30 p. m.-W8ATNRn-Fajr,
DaxADsrCFrt-Weakot. Whoat-Whltr:So. I, l2s
4di No. :, i1at club No. i,l3si No. 2, ~ 0t.
IfeAt unchanged.
, 1877-08-15

RN'<itt1.


"hhdFu"n from store during Monday for city
consumption: i Da7 hu wheat, 7tu bu corn j. o.,
bu cats, ia3 bu barley.
1he following gEatu WA Inspected into store In
this city yesterday morning: 20 cars No. . red
wiuter wheat, q cars No. 10, 10 cats No. INV.
wheat, = cata No. 2 do, ~ ca.s NJ. spring. oa
cars So.2 do II cars No. J do. j: cars REJECTED d.
cars no grade TIT whrat}; 1U7 cass and Fl, 100
bn high Mtxed eotn 4al cars anu TO- zoo ba No. q
lo d cara rejected do 3 cars grade t75l corn,
car No. uats, ~ cars No. = white, 93 cats No =
oats, 10 CARS rejected do no grade t14 oat4);
+ cara No. EYa, ~ cars No. :. do, . carr scjac.c
do ti8 ryo>; d cars M. barley. car extra dkh h
cars rejected and feed harley. Total Il, OIL caa).
TO-, 600 iu. Inspected out: ~. 3oi bu wheat,
vi, 7u7 bu corn, l. gul bu oais+ II, OQ3 bu rye.
Tho direct sotelsn EXPORTS from Chicago duEiug
lat week Included iva bEls pork. o. 03 bo3es meats
OH ea.e* canned meats. 200 les lard e. 670 pack
ages OF batter and cheese. 1,773 brls oat meal.
The Fa1u o! yesterday was generally believed 10
bo local 70 chieaso. tho tclcgraphc a4yters tndi.
eating fall weather tn I,oAt patts pf the North.
west. II wal. however. srpetteu that good dual
Of local Ealn has fallen In many parts ot lows, In
tha Intermittent why. ths result OF which II that
lsboF In tha tnlds II delayed and good deal ol tho
wheat Il not yet put Into stack, and Qna gentle.
man who has just rvturncd from trip to the AIs-
soust states &Aat he ouly Eaw Two thEeshiux lua-
chimes u work in 800 miles. There u, however,
enough wacst ready for market 10 a4sure good
supply dGEln3 tho remainder of this mouth untesx
untoward weather should hc experienced ta tho
peas future. Tho receipts asv slssady ~ good that