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car-,ots were made known. Extra was 6oc' anu
No. 8 about 40c.
MORNING CALL
Ness Pork-2sles 2. $50 byls at IS. 1905; oV tos
October. Lard-l, $50 tcs at S.. 50 TOR octooet
ard s5.45 tor the year Short ribs-5o COG ios a. :
50. 90 for the year. Wheat.27o ooo 9n a. oaHG zsS
for August. s4s084Ic for Septemoet' Iinier 1ffsy
wheat-1o 600 bu at O2c for September: , Gos1m H.
65, 900 bu at 34G34hc for September ana o1sse Lux
the year. Oa1s-l0, 600 bu at .522sc TOT 1aosu''"
LATER.
In the afternoon provisions were easier. o4!es !
~. rsnorted ~ + 400 brls at IS. 45G8. 47H FOR
September and at S8. IS for Ocfooer Laru soy a.
S. 10 for September, and October was quotea a. a.
ahont thu saEae price Short ribs were easier, ~
81. 47,.R4. so tor September. Wheat was q11eE
2t 84A@843c for September.
, 1879-08-17
PORT HURON.

Ponr Hunos. Mich. Aug. 16.-Passed up-Props
". Fl. Darnum. St. Joseph. Dean Richmond.
Fletcher and consort; stnr Keweenaw.
Arrired-Props Sanilac, ]. May and barges, D..
W. Powers. A. 4. Turner, City of Toledo; schEs
Myosotis. Lucy J. Clark, Thomas Parsons, Col.
Cook, Mystic Star, Hydesaoad, Penokee, A. f.
Moss.
Down-Props Archie. Idaho, ]. n. Glinden with
S. Minch and C. F. Much, r. j. nackett with
Monterey and consozt, Passaic and barge, .. ".
Rust and consort; schrs john O'Neil1. Maple Leaf.
Wind-Northeast fresh; weather cloudy.
Props City OF New York, Nyack,' Toledo, O..
T. townsend and consort, Gordon Campbell.
Passed Down-Props Benton. Canfsteo, Mis-
souri, and barees Tempest and b2rges, s. Cham
herlain with John Martin and 5. Il. Kimnail, d.
Rose aud Darges; scnr Ontolabee-
Wind-Northeast fresh; weather cloudy.
, 1879-08-17
Recovery in the Price Of Four Per
cents---Stocks Dull and
Steady.
Heavy Currency Movement to the
Country---Scarcity OF
Small Bills.
The Produce Markets Irregulaa Pro-
visions Active and Higher, but
Close Weak.
What Easitr-0ther Grain Steady--Ab}enent OF
Produce During The Neek.
FINANCIAL.

There was decided advance in the price OF
Governments. As usual, when prices 60 up,
there was great Improvement In the demand.
The Chicago quotations were 10l14 bid for the
Is, 1o5s6 for the 41{s, lo236 for the S. and lo41
for the 6s Of 1851. There were sales Of round
amounts at 1O1sk, and that price was bid for
more.
Foreign exchange was dull, with no change in
prices. The supply OF bills Was light. Posted
ra,es for sterling we're 4s219G4S4]]8. Actual
transactions in Chicago we're at Ask and 1854,
and in New York were at 4S179 and 4633]9. Ste1-
ling grain bills were 479 and 481. French grain
bills were 528A, aud French bankers bills we're
62351S and 52oH.
Consols continue to decline under the influence
en the money market Of the shpments OF gold
from England to this country. The price yester-
day was W SIG. Further purchases Of gold we're
made in London for New York. The strength
Of the London silver market is duo in part to
the knowledge of Mr. George Walkers mission
tn Furope as an agent Of the State Department.
The Department has an appropriation to enable
It to enter into negotiations with European
nations concerning the reconciliation or silver.
M1. WALKER goes to Europe to tnke the initial
s1eDs in this matter, but his Instructions are mol
to enter into any negotiations whatever he Is
simply to discover, VIII lne alu u oo' 4o1eGo
Ministers, the feeling OF the countries which he
T,ll visit on the subject of calling an Inter
national Congress to decide upon the establish
xnent of q uniform ratio between gold. and
silver IN coinage. The hope is that the result
nf bis visit will be PROPOSITION from some
other country, probably Germany, for such q
CONGRESS-, It is not the intention OF this Gov
rrurnent to ae2 Tin extend the invitation If it can
possibly ayold it.
loan of $500,oo0 was made to New York
narties by Chic go bank. The rate was par
cent, the security per cents, and the time,
call. 1t Is difficult to give correct quotations
nosr for money in Chicago. 1t is noteworthy
that at the very time rates stiften in New York;
thev grow weakest III, Chicago, and it is perhaps
not less remarkable that rates should become
druer in New York just when shipments OF
gold are coming in IRON London. There is no
anticipation OF stringent:y in the Chicago loan
market. We know Of several 6o-day loans
made by Chicago banks at rates as low rs and
3k pcr annum. The nominal quotations are
still 4{a6 per cent on call, and 7{aS per cent on
time. Currency shipments are liberal
The clearinss OF The Chicago banks are re-
po.ted as follows by Manager D. 4. Hale, Of the
~h;,oro Hloa r;nr Hnuse.
, 1879-08-17
FIRST NATIONAL RANK. CH1CAGo'
nVFYE9 FOR BALE



New YonK, Aug. 16-Go7ernnenm etfon2
and higher.
Railroad bonds dull. ..
Bar silver, hore, 112H. Subsidiary silver
coin is @(01 per cent discount
State securities quiet.
The stock market was very irregular and
unsettled, fluctuations, however, being conhnea
within rather narrow limits, with the exception
of New York Central. which opened at LIS, de-
c]ined to 116, and closed at 119 bid. In the
enr1y dealings prices declined Il to ~ per
cent, Union Pacific being most weak. This VAS
followed by an advance of A@1, which IN turn
WAS succeeded By reaction IN winch the i'm
proyement was lost During the afternoon
speculation was quiet, but toward the close
firmer feeling prevailed, and the final dealings
we're ut an advance Of A@H per cent IRON
'nf Transsetlons 1Mset % 155ooo: 7,4oo Erie, $4,000
Lake Shore, 10000 Northwest common, 3o0oo
St, Pauls, 5000 WABASH, 10000 Lackawaunas,
9OOO New Jersey Central, 1900 Delaware q
Hndsou, 1,10O Michigan Central, 2.S00 Union
Pacific, 1,SO0 Ohio S Mississippf, 1,700 Aann1b,l
8 St. Joseph, 1,6oo Western Union, 4 500 Pacific
Mail. LOCO st. Louis, Kansas City Il Northern
common, 4,4N preferred, 1.600 St. LOUIS q San
Francisco, 1,ooo0 New York Central. 1, 600 Iron
Mountain. and LOO Indianapolis, Cincinnati q
Money active at 4017, closing at s. Prime
mercantile paper, 1905. ,c.,<.
sight, 1881.
The weekly bank statement is as follows:
Loans increase, $l,375, 600; specie, decrease,
S7O,9o0; legal tenders, decrease, 50, 46l,ott,
deposits, decrease, 81, 900; circulation, in
crease, s557,40o.
, 1879-08-17

10 the ulstern Associated f'ress-
NEW York, .Aug 10.-CorToN-Qnle1 a.
1lx011Hc; futures, barely steady; August
IL. 46c; September, II. 43c; October. u 4'e; NO
yember, 1O.25c; December, lo.:4c; Janoars'
oslo; February. lo.41c; March. 10. sic.
F1oun-Dul1 and heavy; prices without deaaeo
change; receipts, Is, 600 brls-
Observation-Disclosures closed quiet; unsettled
spring dull aud heavy; receipts. 345. 600 ou; re-
rejected, 72..z073c; No. do. 83c; No. DO,
voc; No. 2 do, 81 90; ungEaded winter red. oocs'
81. os1:; No. do, S1.o6@1. o6A; No. " DO.
81. .o31;@1. .osH; No. 1 do, 81. .os2Gl o9A m15ea LEG
wipteS 81 eaHlS q S7S 5S,i al o. sSe No. i Wiz
81. oSI: No. do tsales 81. 600 bu), 81, IL au!:H
al. ION; No. ? red, August (sales l36, ooo ou)'
S5 ocoBsf {ss1es ssse o35 a os
dsMe 64y Bailey ani and nominal. Malt quet aad
hnenuSs hn nnE9adeds GSHa4Ssc: No. white, SIC; yel
4e:1c asked: September. 41ae bid; +eSc sc asked a
ost9sfy sss ess;s 4se oc Sa fS ~bts stEsc d. 4 @
UAY-In fair demand.
HoPs-Nomina1ly unchanged. 1
14isc; iob lots, ll.5Gl0c. Sugar dull and un,
changed. aolasses dull. Kce-Demano 1a1s anu
T f4rsoIE!Ta-Dnn; United, eoAc' crude' SO
~ >Ta1row@stsady i. , ut st 5,4e5 l3-16c.
REs1S--Quiet and unchanged.
| TuErENT1sE--Dull at 2Gllc.
Eecs~Firmer; Western. 12H@14z:c.
LEAruEr-Hc1n!ock sole Buenos Ayres and Rio
Grande light niddles and heavy weights, 20GS:c:
WouL-In good demand; domestic fleece, 324D
45c; pulled, 1SdE40c; nnwashed, 7G28c-
Pnov1s1osB-Pork dull and heavy; new mess,
So C0I9. so, the latter for choice Beef steady.
Cut meats dull; Ione-cIesr Edd1es s. 00D5. l239
| short do, 5.15@5.3 .37n. Lard firm; prime steam.
| So. 90.
| BrrrER-Stcady: Western. 6H017c.
| CuEEsE-D aad nominal.
] WuIsKT-Nomnal at 81. O6A.
3tErALs-alanufactured copper dull and m,
| cbanged, Ineot lake quiet aud nominal at 1850
10Kc. Scotch pic-iro frmer at 322 .00123. 50:
American. SIS. s.0o@:2. 90; Russia sheetins, LII:
@11c in gold -
NA1Ls-Horsestoe, No. 8, S. 30; chnch, S5.8o
, 1879-08-17

are TepofteQ.
CHICAGO i ALTON.
ii 1873. 1873. Increase.
T,irt4 week Aug 5 12l 65,4 S l30, $50 s, 824
Jan. to Aug-l. 2. 55D, 022 2, S52, 15o 293, LIZ
HANNIBAL L ST. JOSEPH
1878. 187D Decrease.
First week Aug..s IS, Oo2 S %, 716 SIG, ,o86
Jan. to Aug. l.. i. Ola, 776 977. 342 81, 434
At the New York Mining Exchange on THURS
day affairs we're aca,n dull, and prices were un-
changed, With the exception Of Independence,
which declined to so.55 Caledonia BLACK Hills)
sold at $3.50 and Tip-Top at s1.05@1.0o. Con-
soKdated Virginia and California we're steady
at $685. Consolidated Pacific at S65o, and In
per;al at s1.25.
The following gives the fluctuations OF the
, 1879-08-17

Long clears quoted at s.. 50 loose. and St: o7.:
bams. STsNc; sweet-pickled hams 731GESc
for Is TO Is average: green hams Same averages.
o5:@7c; green shoulders. 3@3he. .,.,,o-. Ara
Bacon quoted a. at aeS e. 'oc ceas. sesoc for
hams. ali canya.ed and packed.
GngAsE-Was quiet at * 1;5c for wh1te' 4ae4Ac
for good yellow, and aat1lic for brown.
BEEF-Wss quiet At $9.T5D1O 03 foI mess;
$40. 75al. 90 for extra mcss and ST. 00G117.5o 80
for hams
TAL1ow-Was nominal II 5ssG52ic for city and M
5t.m5hc for country. with reported sales OF l. uou
brls city ut SIC, aud 2&25 brls do at SIC.
, 1879-08-17


consumption: 3, LAG bu wheat; 346 bu oats; 22447 22447
bu barley.
The following grain was inspected into store
in this city Saturday morning: car No. l
winter wheat, 20 cars No. 2 do, 90 cars No. do.
S cars no grade (55 winter); 16 cars mixed, 137
cars No. spring, Il cars No. do, 0 cars re-
iected, car no grade (22A Of all kinds wheat);
1876 cars new hieh-mixed 1car new mixed, 270
cars aud $500 bu No. 2 corn, 46 cars rejected
(454 corn); 2 cars No. oats, 81 No. white,
81 cars and 300 bu No. 2 mixed, 26 cars reject
cd, Gears no grade Ts OATS; 4 ca-s No. rye,
10 cars and ], ZOO bu No. 2 do, Z cars rejected.
carno grade (3l rye); cars No. barley, car
extra do: 1 car feed. Total 1858 cars), So5,ooo
bu. Inspected out: 3o,Ssi bu winter wheat,
117,60S bu spring do, 335,7H bu corn, 1895
bu oats, 1898 bu rye, 1,666 bu barley.
The following were the receipts and shipments
Of brcadstuffs and live stock at this point during
the past week, and for the corresponding weeks
al
, 1879-08-17
Stdcs, b1s... .......I 9,0lRt 5Gat?f oil a. a.
Sides, tcs. .......E M} -l'It{ 'F2n
Sides, orls... --.... ISL ntU.i ~, ~,
Sides, pcs. 616S6 Eot'a-t1 ~,
Shoulders, hxs:.....I 1.Yll 1N,G.f 1.n5I
Shoulders, tc5...-.... AT H.4t,} 9'tSd M
Shoulders, br.s:. 81 69ff -
ahoutderT ncs1 1s.s74 scT,A ,A9o{ ST., COS
Tnnoues nEc-s3 iMl "A. fatt 11,4I6
Hnrfs nSFFs o7g3} 4,743
rots gross lbs ~. ~. ~, -. a.s -. ~, -.
Hams. .;,; s. l43. Q5O l7A572. 4S3 l48, 5fa, el4
Sides. l0l ~ 422 A1<. al 3G}, 5t5 5l5
Shoulders Io8 cas- 81 284, 360 69. 66a. Sst

The packing since March is about 1.316, ooo
head OF hogs. against l. 415, GOO for fame time
year ago. The Chicago Commsrcid! Report says;
''In one sense it may he stated that packing
operations at Chicago arc almost at stand still,
less than o. 600 hogs being killed during last week
and nearly all Of them were taken bv the - En3
ish' cutters, iii the lighter and medium weights
Only three or fohr houses are making anS attempt
to cut hogs, the supply OF the latter being entirely
inadequate, though nearly il not all our regular
packers arc well supplied with ice. and are eomc-
what anxious to keep their houses in operation
even if they made no mora than expenses. The
manufacture in consequences has been verr largely
of those cats most suitable for the English and
Continental trade, no pork of consequence being
prodiced and .clatite small amounts Of the domes-
tic cuts. Lard is being produced to moderate ex-
tent, the consumpttve demand being good and the
price relatively tribe higher than some other de-
scrIpt,ons OF product. Owing to large shipments
Of product our stock Of all descriptions has mate
rally diminished the last month, and there is an
incentive for packers to cut hogs even at present
prices"
The following were the stocks In this city as
reported TO tho Board OF Trade by packers and
warehousemen on dates named. 1t may be stated
that the report is not a complete one, some not
mnEinU 4 return.
, 1879-08-17
THE CANAL.

BE1poKponT. ILL.,. Aug. l6.-Arriveo-KIn1
Bros, Kankakee Feeder. 800 bu corn, l. 800 b.
oats, 450 bu rye; j. Mena1d, Kankakee Feeder,
i, ZOO bu corn; Montauk, Lockport, 625 brls -four:
Metropolis Lacon, 4. 100 bu corn. ], 100 bu wheat
600 bu rye: D. T. Wright Morris. 6, 100 bu corn;
TEMPEST, Ottawa, 6, 200 bu corn: Sunshine, Otta-
wa. 6. 200 bu corn; Peerless. Ottawa. 4, 700 hu
corn; Dolp hin, Seneca, $500 bu corn.
Cleared-City Of Henry, Henry, Sc, 1o6 It Inn
Der, 0, GOO shingles; Essex, Ottawa, g., 63o d
lumber.
, 1879-08-17
RIVER MISHAPS.

The scbr De1os DeWolfe's jibboon WIS carried
n8ay Yesterday on the river in 4 collision with
the prop City Of Duluth. The schr Mercury alss
lost her horn in . similar scrape. The schr D. r.
Holt had her chain plates and main rigging dam
aged Yesterday in q collision near Adams stsest
bridge.
, 1879-08-17

BUFFALO, Aug. 16--Clearcd-Props Chicago
fmdse), Concstoea tmdse}, Chicago; Japan {mdse>,
DuIuth: J, R. Whiting, Toledo; schrs Cotstcan.
Port Enron: c. K. Minis, ChicaSo.
Charters-Schr Adyenturer, coal to Detroit at
1n~
, 1879-08-17

The grain ttmmers held 4 lengthy session FE-
day night at No. IS North Clark street, and finally
came to the conclusion to demand IN advance Of
25 cents per l. 600 bu for trimming sra'n on board
vessels. making the rate 81. 15.
, 1879-08-17

Capt. Costello, Of the sche Maggie Dali, is at q
loss to account for strange sight that he saw a
week ago yesterday on Lake Michigan. His YES
sci was bound to Ludlnston for lumber, and
at o:20 p. m. yesterday week, when about thirty
miles n. II. F. OF Chicago and sailing along at the
rate Of eight miles m hour, Capt. Costello saw
mass OF fame which rose about fifteen feet from
distance, and snppoeing a boat or something
was on fire, and perhaps needed assist
nnce. he called out but. got
mass OF fire and flame, which appeared to DO about
ten or twelve feet IN length. The strange sight
was visible fifteen miles astetn Of thc schooner,
unable to make out Whist it was or whence 1t came.
, 1879-08-17

10tctal Dffpntch 70 1Ne 1[1bune-
PoEr CoLBoRSE. Ont, Aug. 16.-1ake MfchS'
gan repost-Passed down Nothing.
Up-schr Bang.ler, Kingston to Chicago, light;
Sir r, Van Straubcnkec Kingston to Chicago, Light.
Wipd-Northeast, light; weather COOL
, 1879-08-17

MEETING OF THE SEAMEN,S UNION.
" About l5o members of the Chicago Seamen's
Union held. special meeting IN Meridian Hall,
corner Of Randolph and Jefferson streets, yester-
day afternoon at O'Clock. and discussed the mat
ter OF asking So 90 per day In view OF the fact that
freghts had advanccd still higher since their recent
demand for LIS Der day. Considerable discussion
ensued, and vote resulted in the negative, the
meeting being about eQually divided, and 4 two
, 1879-08-17

th.tos tht t ho!G n;on enand 81 ise resolution
meeting will be held next ThursdaJ, an d II ~.
freight-rares warrant It, it Is probable ema.nS .
will 20 made for s. 90 day. There is dieposi.
OF scamen in accordance with the situation In ~
lake rrade and thus avoid any difficulty with own.
ers or m23.ee5.
, 1879-08-17
SUDDENLY SUNK.

Yesterday the old schr Tibbetts, which has been
laid up for a long time, and was lately pl2ced In
the hands OF workmen at Miller Bros chip yard,
on the North Branch, to be put in shpshape for
the lumber trade, suddenly sprung leak and
began to sink stern first, until she settled down in
the water to her deck A pump will be put In
operation to ratse har.
, 1879-08-17

The following we're the receipts and shipments
of the leading articles Of produce in this city
during the twenty-four hours ending at o'clock
Saturday morning, with comparisons:
, 1879-08-17

Total go. :. LIT 379G 1,0S2 -
OF the 3,l77 cars inspected 80 Tar tnis mon5n ~
l. 451 cars were winter wheat, which gra.ed rs toI
lows: No. 1. ST cars; no. 2, SIG cars; no. j. 5so
cars; rejected. l6l care; no grade. 81 cars. The
rcccpts OF winter for the same time last Seae "erc
=, G67 cars.
IN NEW YORK SATURDAY.
AUG. 16.-Receipts- s-FIour, 1888 brls; Wheat'
$751; 33455 600 bu; corn, 1926 bu: oats, 3s 47o ou;
corn-tneal, 97o pkgs; rye, 33672 bu; malt. ., 995
bu; pork, rs brls; bcef, sos tcs; cut~meats'
$50 pkes; lard 555 tcs; whisky, 1lS brls.
Exports-Fortwenty-fo rhours-Flour' l5,o3o
brls: wheat, $1,000 bu; corn 73,ooo bu; rye
Du71AB1E GOODS RECEIVED
at Custom House, Aug. IL: B. P. & c. E.
Baker, 5, 300 quarter-saeks salt, 4S5 sacks do'
j. s. Kirk & Co., 1872 casks soda ash; Chcago @
Alton Railroad, oea boxes tin plate; Field Letter
s. Co., l3 cases hosiery: Collections, s7'2oo'51.
, 1879-08-17
NAVIGATION NOTES.

Capt. Holt, OF the firm OF Ensign q Holt pro-
nr;etors of the Commercial Line OF Propeliers. IL
IN the city.
4 drcdge Was ar work yesterday deepening tho
chsnnel in the east draw Of Polk street bridge.
where the prop Russia was lately aground.
The schrs Lincoln Dali aud Shepherd are In
Miller Bros drydock for IN ovcrhaulinx, and tho
tug Constitution to have her shaft straightened
A dispatch received yesterday from Racine an
nounced that the echr Allegheny, OF the anchor
Line yas ashore on North Point near that porf.
, 1879-08-17

HOG PRODUCTs-Were quite active and much
stronger under good demand from shorts and
some inquiry by shippers. Ltverpoo! reported an
advance Of I'd per LIZ lbs IN lard and 3eG0d IN
meats, while hogs at the Stock-YArds we're quoted.
Erm. with slight advance on sons dcscript1on7'
while the reported shipments OF -product were
quite large. Some operators thought tnas luz
" publication OF stocks On hand Woald snow ue-
s:rease big enough to call out good many ouslnS
orders, and thew wanted to get ready for the re-
RULING advance. Hence rather rapid rise, which
.l.ove ont some OF the smaller shorts and enabled
some Of the longs to realize good u1pnt on stun
'nhtch they had bought at nearly bottom prices.
The following were the shipments from tnlS CITY
during the periods named:
, 1879-08-17

,Shoul- Short IL. " :. ,ho't
dera. ribs. clears clears
Loose -...'..-. 10 3.t: iof..U f9f*oo
Do, August. .... 3. 2!=} 4.50 4.oo - -
Do. September. -. .32HE 4.5o +-ou | ~
3uunsf hoYed. ii ). 90 | 4.G7tst 4. 11H: f. d "A
, 1879-08-17

Tie following table exhibits the number OF
cars of each grade Of wheat inspected into store
in this city during the first sixteen days Of Au-
, 1879-08-17
MMERCIAL.

Latest quotations <or August delivery on the
leading articles for the last two business days:
, 1879-08-17

BRAS-Was less active, and averaged shade
drmer. Sales wcro 10 tons ut S.. 00@5. 12h per
ton free on board cars.
CoEs-MEA1-Coarse VAS nominal at e12. Is per
ton on track.
N,ppItSGs-Sales were 80 tons at SO. o5a2l0.oU.
SuoRrs-Sale was made Of 10 tons ut S9 w.
SPRING WHEAT-Nas moderately active an q
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Price $500 per bottle, or times The
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None genuine without the signature OF
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The VITAL RESTORATIVE and DR..
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Thorough examination and advice, inciud-
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All letters should be sent 10 No. II, Kearney
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AND
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Mustang Liniment,
cO4, RAM ANN px,kc~
FOR MAN AND BEAsT

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surprising angidotes for the nlaladtes of her Shii
drcR. Its fa,nS has bccn spreading Tor g years.
ustl now It enelreles the hahltAhle globe.
The Mexican Mustang Iin,nent IS u'stchless
re.asy for all external ailments os ;,ti beass-
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A single bottle often saves a human life or n
stores tho usefulness Of an excellent horse, OK.
COW. or sheep
I, c;.rCs foot-rot, hOoe-ail, hollow horn, grub
scrcO. worm, shoaldor-rot. mango, the bites and
ststs Of poisonous reptiles and insects. and every
such drawback TO stock breeding and 6',sh llfe-
It cures every extcrnsl trouble Of forseS, snoh
as slameness, scratches, swinny. snrahs founder,
NxIztl- -s-sll. ring -1ae=e. etc, esc-
Tbs -Tcx.c-t --stssssss Linlrnent Is the quickest
cure IN To world for uccidouts occurring IN the
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-oeucErates tho r.,asrIs 20 tho hone, and single
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Mexican Mustang Ilniment Is put up In three
sizes Of betties the larger ones being proportion
Ately much the chsape<t- sold eVersr'She-e-
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SheriR's Sale.

DY VIRTUE or 4 WRIT or ESfs
Eb eution issued ont OF iho Circuit Court
pt the Htats of Oregon for the County Of
Linn on tho sth day OF MAY, 1879, on q
Judgment recovered IN eutd Court on tlIe
ilth day of March, isE1, in favor Of J. y.
Maher. Plaintiff and asalnst e.. 4. and A.
4 Sftticmisr. Defendants, for toe sum Of
two hundred dollar. ssitll interest thereon
~ the rase of ten per cent. prr aBuum from
the lith day If March. 1879. and the fur
tber sum 81 thirty two dollars aud i've
cents. costs, lttss levied upon all the
tight, title and Interest " raih Defendants,
Il. i. aud A. 4 Aelieiuer, nn and Allnr
the follow ing d'ssesibrd real properly, to-
wit:
donation land Claim Notification So.
i30j, being the Northwest quarter
tAj of section twenty 20j, In IoWn-
shiP twelve i2I South of Range one
tIJ West, iu Linn County, Oregon.
known and designated on the record
ed plats of the United States survey on iile
In the Land Office mt Oregon City, oregon.
Also, the Donation Land Claim Nouhca-
ton No. baS2, being the Southeast quarter
"a OF the Northeast quarter q ), and lots
four and hyo q and 81 OF scctioH nineteen
tlpl and lots one, two and six !, . aud y
Of section twenty to- IN Township twelve
(i2) South. Range ono (i1 West, in Linn
County, Oregon, as designated on the re-
corded plats oi the United Ssairs surveys
on file in the Land oinee in Oregon City,
Oregon, with all tho tenements, hcredltn-
ments and appuFisnances theTeunt0 l'a.
longing or la any wiss apperIainiug. all
taken the real property of tie said De
PENDANTS, @. +. and a. a. sestlemier, and
on
Saturday, the 6A day Of Jrsiy, 1879,
at the Court House door in the city OF Al
bany. Linn County, Oregon, at tho hour
of ten o'clock A. NJ, 1 will sell the hernin-
before described real property at public
auction to the highest bidder, 10 satisfy
said writ, with accrnlng costs.
Dated May Both, 1879.
1. G. DTCKET,
Sheriff Of Linn Co oregon.
by GEo. HUMPHREY, Deputy 43wl
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