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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-01

RoDiE, Jnly llth.-A freigh.ful ac-
cident occurred last evening The
giant powder magazine near the old
Standard mine incline exploded. lFhe
works wer, down to atoms and every
thing near them demolished. The
Summit works, to the north of the
Standard, were also destroyed. There
was a large force uf men at work in the
shaft and underground at the time:
The explosion set tire to the top of the
shaft, and this acded to the wild terror
and excitement. The dead now mum,
ber six, as far as heard from, as follows.
Frank Fyle, blacksmith. Thomas Fla.
ven, miner; Wm. O'Brien. miner
Charles Maloy. min r; Hugh sMeMil.
Ian, engineer John McCar hy. James
Hickey, foreman hurt in the loot and
otherwise severely injured Mrs. Nc.
Kinney and child were buried in the
ruins Of boarding house and eStrica
ted with difficulty John Mcmillan
was buried in his cabin and taken out
slightly injured. 7 ere arr others
dangerously hurt who may die at anv
moment The numb r of wounded will
not I'd far short Of forty. The whole
town is hospital Runors fly around
thickly, and eve y moment news comes
) Of sore deaths and injuries. Jnhn +
Bnyed has been active in his extrtinns
, 10 relieve the distressed, as have all the
Standard people. Tho house occupied
: by Mr. and Mrs. Cuff was shaken m.
and some Of the occupants we're injured
A man named Sullivan had both eyes
put out ard his skull fracturea. ihe
shock Of the explosion was distinctly
frlt at l5riag port twenty miles distant
The most remarkable part Of the occur
n renee seems to be hat the men workin.
below The 200 level If the Standarc
exp rlenced but a slight shock, an,
'maaiacd it an earthquake shocs. Will
an h surface everything was shake,
mp terribly. Members Of the Bahcoc'
9 Engine company dragged their engin
: up the steep Hill to the works. and ar
! rived there in tine to ns,ist in putin,
ont tie f q which had started Piece
= o! rock and dirt were thrown from tn
d hill t. tic streets Of TIC town and raj
tied around over the roofs nf the house
ciusing people 10 rush wildly out an
xaze tcrrnr stricken M ,hr ereur. Th
scene IN Miners Union Hall was cf h
most heart rcnaipg character. and /
'H the hundreds an thousands of penpl
- fl cked around to dis over If pos~ib
eS the xii ed aud wounded it was a sirl
- me would not wish % ser once in
~ lifetime. At The Bodie House Jac
u Kampsey was badly hurt j. G. Shrnvi
vs. was bruised and cut terribly Mr.
~ shaw wns injured 10 the arm m 1 L.
" Coroner Cameron was promptly on har
az and took charge of the bodies as fnst
u they were brought to him. Iohn
H' Boyd vice president nf the Stanan'
M company. says that tho dem"'i-hc
of works will be iumeiat ly rehuil' ar
work viii not be stopped nnc mnmen
'"- The ore bins are { Il and the tramwa'
=. viii be running this afternoon.
'F- the bnw Standard works he roof W
rs caved in. The Dndlev escaped wi
"' hight damage. Ardldnche.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-01
yellow Fever.


additional cases W re reported to the
beard this afternoon, which makes a
total of thirty.six reported for the day.
This large increase is the ACCUMULATION
OF several d.. 6, as most persons have
been III from thee to five days The
majority of the sick are progressing
favorably. Tom Keruan remains in a
critical condition. The steiner Coah.
anna, which departed to night, had 800
persons aboard who were Sent out of
Memphis by the city authorities.
WAsHINGroN, July 21. --Represen
'ative Casey Young and other proni
nent gentlemen representing the south
ern states, are contemplating organic.
ing yellow fever relief committee in
this city. Their idea is in the event Of
another epidemic TO receive in Wash.
ing such donations as may be offered
! "Hu l" o's'fibulc 'c eHtHe W 'Hc Et>
advantage throu4hout tho infected dis j..
tricts. A forp,al meeting to consider
the proposition will b, held to morrow
evening.
At the request Of Representative
Casey Young, of Memphis district, the
secretary of war will forward to Mem
phis 1900 tentS and rations for 10000
people for twenty days, 10 be ed in
aid of the sufferers.
New York July 2l.--Two seamcn
suffering from yellow fever. were AZ
mi'ted to the hospital yesterday Oue
G. T. Colby, died today.
NASHVILLE. July 2l.--The heal'l
G Of Nashville was never better. In con
J sequence Of the inspection qnarantiu'
at Memphis. the authorities here vii
:, take n steps to impede the travel T.
NJ this place The state board of healfl
= wi! meet here tn morrow to conSlds
various matters connected with the fe
ver at Memphis.
CiNc,HNArI, July 2l.--Dr Mine,
:, health clficer Of this city will rublis
an or3er to morraw declaring the G.
IS ab|ishment Of quarantine against il
= fec,cd points in the south. Boats vi
be stopped mid stream ten miles hello
the city and examined. and railroa
g., trains will be subjected to rigid nspe'
n tinn.
III NFw YdRK. July 2l.--The brig !
k + Manson from Cardcnas saw brl
N nying signals Of distress ran to her an
rnnn ler to be the brig Arhar. fro
K Havana for New York. with the cal
'r tain and three men sick with tn yc
or low fever, one man having died tt
IN aay previous. and her former capita
+, having died in Havana. \ navi gait
was pnt on board.
:" ST Louis. July 2l.--The quara
$, tine enforced to day against Memph
n is very strict and is designed to rend
ef he city secure against yellow fever.
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-
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY

Van Sch.saek. tfevsaSes ~ Co., Wheoesnto
nruygfsts, &hicaz0, supply the er0oe ~ ooo~
vSheturers' ssrseea
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-01
--~F0H THEs--
LIVER, IuHl8, SIGMhCH, SPLEEN,
EsCK AND KIDNEYS.

An Jarrryrn Arr.fssrY fer E1tsO ~ PfrvcHfp
Ksiirss sssi s3nie tAe folsorisa Diseases
At.sr. and Fever, Dumb Acan. itttx, Liver
Cfss,lsint. fsiasoasnss-. Jssl,itsa'. T0rptssiays
n:t,.,ia.t,, .i the Liver, Ln>stsni$. lnst,gs'>-
iion i.vs.. t,-f,, LEX iisassincise, bsltNA.tsh
uf ~,,itiI., lftsiasas, Nans of ssfs,tits, Ma
f.flal Diseases s,rsa gsssses,s ~ the sns<es.s
Ag.e Cake, Ishen,nsiissB, Neuralgia. Luisis
b.ss. ~eittt.a. rains In the side. lack, Bonrs
aud N,is.ss,s Tor the He'll fof \ sthiasa. cs-
t4frn. isrnarisisls, Dfpt,tissfia. Nhonpi"x
Cough. N-th Iungs; aI~t. q ssraat Ecisse IN
fe,,,.e Weakness and iri.t. atty
Tss DIN. Better Pad. s,thip tho r~aeh ~
every sufferer .ieh Pa fnit -ze. hi-iy nv Il.
eAss4 snis.ag e knawn absorbent ttsEr. shis.
vii 4s,s tiHi, 0lt efli SsUng. Mate
snd FerIssc 6s s az al Ira and under all
sth4nt ing witls .'.r,ii trcat
By ws1rn tets pad ssi IA pit OF your rhnsac
yen dssl Is its. assd tkiag fsFssus sfngs cot.
ssaa.,a l.si.rsie hTsr. ie9sEt biitn--
r~-.. absa fftH itia system is rial auf shaxphs
dsss~s and fia saas se.es. ii loL want setpacstsss
ae caii st al tiinn.
Fr.ee. fal regssiar Is.ys. stxe. - ench.
Large ftess fsssst. y.s,,iser back. - eaeh.
We srnsi s'ss.,n - post. prepaid, every.
~isers'. tas assst ss.ar, i! B"f f1nnu ~ !ous
! DruvgisI's, = ss4h NC OTTER. but incissae'
ainou 4 80 ,s. .i,.a ans, will r.csise either
siEs ordered by ss.tasn mail dddre0
c. A COOK a Co.. Chicago,
| 6D.r Agents tor U 8. and Csna6aa.
SOLD by DRUGGISTS GENERALLY
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jay Gould.

A private letter written to gentle
man on Puget Sound says
Jaw Goull is the canning railroad
king oI this country in fact the com
ing transportation king would. more
nearly express the General belief. You
a,e aware he controls half the trnnscnn.
tinental line now. and is moving fnr q
connection from Os,len via Iiaho to
the Northern Pacific coast but where
he Is going to strike il what aoitates
few terminus seekers. True. he now
controls your Oregon Steam Naviga.
tion company an Oregon and Califor
mia railroad lu' this signifies little, as
hc is altogether too shrewd a mao 20
attempt to overcome the obstacles ma
.nre la. planted a. The maa:h of the
| Columbia river. The idea here is that
Gould is nnly securing these controls
in order to spike rival guns, and IN #
his real purpose is most admirably
laid scheme to reach the Pacific at d
point and in manner not even sus
peced by any one outside Of his few
friends; but | guess I have an iuklina
Of the plan, and il am not greatly a
fault, the plaueis to secure all these ap
proaches then purchase the Nortkcrl
Pacific road. now finished from the ca
lumbil river to the Sound. and then di
vert il. running direct from some poin
at or near Olympia on the west side G
the Sonnd and take up not far fror
Port Townsend. This is claimed as th
shortest and most. feasible routc, an
will gire an outlet to all trade from tn
Umpqua valley on the south to ii
Walla Walla valley ani Eastern Orr
gon ON the west. and at opce aisnui
the Asiatic trade with San Franei.e
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THE TELLER.
Published Every Friday Evening.
BY
A. LELAND g. SON,
MONTGOMERY STREET
LEWISTON I T.


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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-23

TOTAL RECEIPTS Of PRODUCE
Per North Racer. T,SSes md R7ur1r1&
rr--rar..v- T.4,- CD
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

TUESDAY, July p, 1879
AsHE--Ouet steady. Pots, a.a44 &c. Pearls O SIC.
BLE~W AN-Iul weak IL good supply western ana
Bs5BN.C0RS STEADY. quiet: Brush aud short Broom
per D. 5s0G 81 Common % Good go ~ iluiis o00i
BULJ-NG MATERIALs-Hard Bricks more active.
higher Cement and Lime quiet. Lain steagy Lum-
~ I'D moderate sac, tdlce5 s.,''.s. 4I 49,
s. 1885 20 Rivers - % as 3d. JERSEYS - ~ as y
Ir t-, 81 5G0s5 al. portland irnrorieJ - 80
s. 30 Ina-Rock G"c Rurtug. soc. STATE
J5o for 7j0sOc Cor Building Latn-sl 45ae4 SO
bo T ss5ii 56 FOR pchoce Lengths IN tmai cargo
IN w.. Trria -bi51nr Ioards Yellow Pine: RatUn car.
goes al sJ slsgs22 ordered caTgoes sz2QSA do
CANDLE--SteSdy quiet sperm 25as5c. per u Patent
85o56c Adamantne II " 10 ounces i zc Paiahne 71
1HcCORY-In slow sale; German, 4aa5ac; English,
5oAL-he general IS dun supplies cutie heavy,
:. l0: Bturin1us cosed more active.
COC0E-Firm. fairly active. Guayaqul, 2Oq2lc. Mara
COFFEE-bid Grades quiet TO-DAY unchaneei java 1s9
prystg rms quoted IA !1c RIO Grades duh unchanged
Ic Stock Of Roin q 81 hands az Galveston 64oO bags az
NtwOI.n, Est bags ~ Say @lsi- -,',y pas d. 80,
l07 3U BAGS: iu second hands OF Baum0fe 900
bag 20 -y York Ils3II bags TOTAL III 800 bags; tota
CO. '1S3 srocK-Au prices firm stocks light
s.. ~ Shool.. Win heads b inches, y 25as2 80 :
shoes $ ,6ass u PIPE shoots IS 5o9s7 Empty Hogs
g %; loops - l-,i. oi,.lg - Piin' ''- F'''
COEDAGE-stesaT fairly sctyc Coriage sizes above
y thread aua HsJ and hide Rope BE; Manila vanilla
tHdaze y tina "a OlaInI, l5-cct Manila
SeFd@ge. thd and 9 tnd "a IA. and 90 IN. diam
t4r; Manila C1iIage bolt rope yarns. Il &c Manila
Criage Old Iope varns Is ina and md sac Manila
.sie 4ull ~ Tarred Mara 2 e.. Fine Iaired Stamina
1A 4aiu lic sisI Rope, sizes above u ma ana Lay
9Iq hce EJpe. llc; Ssu hope, ~ thd q lii olRInh
- elsA Rope tl and IA ga IN ana 20 N dlslil
- JARED -lsal Lath Yarn. lO-2c. Navy D6kun, &C;
@'s D''N-A-- " 49, >
1S4l1N->p0ts lee higher but modertely active sales
g.- OF which iGZ last evening including 800 ior eA-
80 1i consumption delivered on contract, 300 DAts
Receipts 475 bales, against zO6 this Gay Last week
bales ' --'' Seai uV1@4 S4-0e o0P''A'Oo' - 1'-'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-23

loSuog July 21-THs Bar. Lis EIDrass iu review Of
iI, I.t..-h Trade for fAe past week. The
rlu which held o On ing the greater part NJ a- week
commence. 800 saturday. I stA c'uL.uus. IAc harvest,
f. south. N.'. hardly comm nee DcDrH Ii' Wtd 1i
August. OF tH crII- Barrie, gives tr least promise or
EI..I which rnullF utpIiII.t H- IA unusually
LARGE legr. Herewith Wheat came INTO r0r nearly
uu. I.fr I - NOT .ril hubetu. even ON
fr highest ..t. whilst heavy Liu.a even should iLe
weather month Ice most favorable tworis oi crop
are that Doe rperrr oats n the south have been
utn 'e 4Ftf age DO mise even OF ORDINARY wears
Iu..uE o.. week Oh go.. port OF far L-grap was
counties nearest tJ LOrlul bur fHruuslu4t
ta country Che HIy has suffered from tp ouz sln1iJ". i"
IHns ar. sun rug fi ur- have BOD" become strong
lu. I-ll. E.-i-l NIt- is u Ie ured supply 1uu
tive demand considerably increased Prices advanced ir-
regularly Hu even o. nu the week Toe quotations
Ur#p u.. f.' quantity Offering 20 each cu uIa mar
Sol. Iur -. uue- uJ az abe loI English White Wheat
n ir,rs ,ncn 4s London and Guliurd, rs, ar Red
1. from IIe eastern counties has also been he.d ~
FIRMLY and uIt-rGI advance Foreign Wheat s higher
Or die e, "a Ov of the maIAUIs though there II no
TIE inquiry has been somewhat less since
1urTs a- Maze fhuugh higher &C certain markets, ~
ru. has mere, dur prices iu thc lace 0 EciNN sup
niles There fair business ln oats ~ oW a. advance
HE imports the United kingdom ior enc NetA eudlnE
TIy . were l8~.UU- tWt. of beat and l'.|0l C"i ul
flour In Marx to-day Monday holders were hrm On
consequence Of bad weather There was some
prices -rfor.iiy compared with last Mon
tav supply Of TAR, ana the demand
ugt irreguaT Jauua -. 3d. ana other DIES puOus
were mos ly I2s degTr Flour firm, Dlt no, higher In
consequence 81 the largo Supplies EaeF was tru oats
au. I'ze were higher despite the large sulpLtA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-23

sTEARINE-steady; sales. 26j tos Western 6'ic.; City
ssgGAEs-Renned grades quiet. steady STANDARD A."
Crushed s1-aS1c grades au but quite hrm Far to
Good Refining guoa 6taosc: sales 10 hhds Cur Ans
222Sy7e ee 25o nha'' Centrifugal private terms quoted
TALLOw-steady sales. n. 600 n. 5IS,sdGc.
TEA-Generaliy steady though rather quiet.
TObAlCD-kenuc y very firm I'D anc NJ tendency saes
aiey active nrm; sales . 1877 pennsylyania pa
2 nc. Of Havana 300 ba es sold al s1casl 10.
MHIsKEY-N omlnai 81 "a.
WOo-Iessrs Naurer & Avery last circuar SAYS The
ls Of Nav checked nv the receipts Woods dur
ing me latter part u June and since then reaction Lac &c
The Is felt op rrs-vey BY holders
tons nominal For Medium woois there has been more
inquiry bu' sales are 50 small compared win eer,Is a
Deane wools have not been sought for and prices are not
deferred mauv dealers from throwing them OUT ana the re-
tend Tie consumption Is materially cartaiei MInuisc
turers sufficiently Stocked that with liberal sup
probably test TIE strength of holders bg meagre pur
led bot cen " Dol ami Wooeus either by an advance
goods or fuEth decline IN Wool Oregon Wo3ls have not
tons They are sid 70 b. IN unusually good condition ING
a. orrarbo qru,tnd Tor ,bes' WoaS Ia. sacse6eI
Holders are generally pretty hr and a. s;ncls are Large
or the season "y have npt aSe1l IN price a. 1uch ~
demand has fallen OF materially. Tire stock though large
mand TO- Gel RADIO ana other light Meium and iow Grade
MoDls has been steady and values hFnY nAltlLtl TOT
Foreign woods have co tinued with
i.an,y yanla ana Nir-uisXAN a1a ficSln'k ~ tcc
Common. 80 Soc. NewYorL Mchran diana ana N.s,on
al. No. h. 82G nc. s. = 0a &c. Missouri Ken.aeEv aud
tennessee Washed Fleece q33c: Uuwas ed. 3Oa33c
pa. 90 Aool-NcS-Yors cry E&tra Pulled, 455ei sup r
Extra, 281a2c.; country Eytra Pllrl ~ ga5c; super
p Fine 24ar e. Medium "a SOC. Grade. BURY
-f29c Fa in A l. j.. a .7c 10" O. Sars aaa hI,i!' M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-23
Peas.L. Isfd. bagsl 25asI so
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LIVERPOOL JuIv 22.-pOrk-Prme Mess Eastern. dull
AZ 5J.i Western. dali AZ ij. BlcOl-CumDsraud Cut,
Gu1 on .bt i short H' dU % - Long Gear. fui ~
2IGd. short Clear. l bd Hams Long cut. dull
a. ~houl-T 20 utG BreIIuga Mess none u the mar
Extra Prime Mess in the market
LaIJ-Pune West I'd, duh 90 % Sd TsilU. Prime CITY.
dull 90 81. Iurpent!ue-~pnts, steady % %. Rnsn-
Common nrmgr 10 4 81. Fine. urupr 70 ll.bd Cheese
American Choice. Hruer 10 % Lard OIL du at 30. -Four
Extra state druer az ~ Nhpat~yrng No. 3. stafY at
Sd. -puue .. steady a. Odd; Sew Western Winter
Sod New southern winter steady az d lUd. corn
Mixed Neu urmtr - i-G.; MiZrl Old. dud at Bd.
C0trOuseet tlelOw sfcln steady no % lu-u-lOm-
anon, LIndYn. steady 90 u Iurpeutne-Spirt 40 Lon
don. -tea.y 40 - sd
IIyE4foI-- July -l-l-.2O D. Lard 3l8d per cwt FOR
AmrIIc.u
lyreTJOI. July 22-13D u.m-Broa'stIf7 strong; heat,
per .rut1l for avrc3ge California; white; ia
f0r california CUBS 13 ID for Red Western ~UrlR and
J.ag ID. Tor Red Winter Corn fJd per GENITAL Tor view
Mixed Western Pea. ll per CtIt for canadian. Flour
gGf0ll d psrce1tlI for western cana. The receipts ~
Whel. ra-t three d1vs we're 2JnUO Cuals. urut
rr 1910 r.Urs American. fLc UJrset Tor Yarns Fab
r.r- 70 Manchester - C..f.f tut -tratF
ANINrI.i. -tiI ,iD-et a 20 Francs per 100 EilDs
LA..., july --Iar,. closet at ~ francs 90 alJs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-23

.-. -, D. r-,, ,..,i., - 49,
scotch Pig y 9'' sIq. No o1'' F gnais terms rs
amer can no: - az EgIirfsy sd CaIrbI 70 90
Glyngar1ooh go 5rra2 iron -'r4. - Balls firm less
PIG Tn Blrca quiet c .''s a P 1.e FiP9
e charcoal IN Uatd rlil I5 no 20 do do TerGs
"a 5ls Lead firm az Alnc for Common Domestic -prIter
sreadv At 4satac Tor Common domestic. Ingot copper
MOL s-Es seadv iu demand sales. 500 hhds so tcs
cuba Rthnnr -tes, - Ee. Ne l-ea4s. sQaGe Porto
Rico a3sc: English Islands 25a35c refining, 5O'tet
e; sroRFs-sp,rits Trrpenttro or,e+ ,,r.,.-, .
quoted q = s2 e, oR T ' PeRiaa. 2nn@n 70 Sood
strained y 2 -, II 10 - a. ~ ti o. 20 - 10. j. - W.
Pich u 40. del v .l,.g:
mage continued ro1' request Liverpool steam. ora q
quoted % a. c !, F1r 9otI Va @ @n" o. g ' I
tc sIeem 10 tons Clover senr rs 3d.. con b1.s Hops
va Lvef2qool Ia''o -e ,,e', 'i Fo Dds I f2g
IS, Gd; 500 IBIS 10, 2s. IlqdQ2s 3D. Bremen steam
a 0a0 bush rain AUGUST shipment T. marks sal 50
IONS Cedar wood Is o. antwerp sail 1850 ton do ISIS Cd
same VOYAGE 5.51O dor ,5s I'll British steamer
september iolein., to do, 10000 az. 40, 6ssi
Norwegian bar4, same VOYAGE, 4-go 90 Ca another
24aGo bush DO shipper bag l5c british bark Z, East
coast lreaaG 'V' qs a. od bilt.sh steamer 10 h'Hen
SsaTx or Antwerp 5000 DO private rms German shin
tie ~ to iigerpoo . 20 Jl,s ResI0a,i.r
sh syi-1.b shin to arrive, 10 LonGoa : 500 bbis
einrd Fet5osaa S.; BH.n bark Gibraltar Tor orders
s10 IBIS Cotton seed on - 81; II trieste Is. ID: Venice
a me Pipe Lumber - 30 From Puiladrlph,a- Swedish
10 4.uu
nr,F I4u srg 3UtO qr, sane voyage rae Russian
o. ,, re hi tgutiurni 3 900 gDi. hruue1 Petroleum
Od'h ~ go, mrs ~ 4rcaua ar Bari ~ 900 cases do
30
-ysIir q A t-Ts- C,rfef unchanged western bag =2g
on MEAL-Du. nominal
0TT1 ~f.agv fsfr iJbbipc sales; al New Bedford,
ono NM. -tru0r --UeruI ana so bDis. Whale
Sold for manufacture. private terms. Linserd-
,.rrlu 60 Gr Calcutta, 81 GGJc. Lard. 49, e.;
Crude MeHHAlou -6a-iC orate sperm @e'S-; Iiuhe
Whale Soc for southern $50 for Northern. Al call FOR Cot
Ton seed mo- atrs.
PAIN rs-ftr GENERALLY steady though rather Qulet ,
Ur0rler J1a.c DO. bulk. 2li SapIta G5Ci Refined
SFr. Philadelphia and Baltimore. H'r Cases,
gl.IiOr Ohm 1udrDu-u reports " Jn.ted Cer MI
Gates PeroioumI here, 900 DOls az 80 cay. l45
699-c. bid - ,.,,- . -,
ftQN iso\SF ~ ,P'i Si, s,,Hl me- '
al. a.. ', mus Ne,y Nes- moi - q 80. -eitllug
plce On AT al - a9. Au az ~ ''4
80 oIf f,,i,rlfe trafe. PAIN Tess $40 Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-23
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-RY rELEGaApH.

ST. LOUIE July % -HoGs-Dull; Workers 20 Batmores,
- 6OGs3 70 GoOd Heavy shipping SO 3 at 80; Rough
81 5OaSJ % receipts. IL head shipments $500 head
CArtF-Quiet ard UNCHANGED Good Natives scarce and
wanted Good Choice Heavy shipping steers - 7n0
a. 90 Light - f0HSi Gj ClOraios 80 5OdS4 80 Grass
TEXANS Sds3; Valves 80 5Oas4 1917; receipts 1900
SgFrPIscarce aud in demand 81 5Ods3 80 receipts
600 head shipments. I0p head.
CHICAGO. july 2Z.-IfOG--Recelpts, 5000 head; ship
ments 200 head. market Packing ~ eOHs3 % !;
Light 6Udi3 Is Choice Heavy. 80 4O4s31O CLOSING
quiet and about all sold 80
ally dull and slow Export Cattle steady az
- 75ds5 20: Good 10 Choice shipping - 2odS4 so;
Common to Fair dull SO 60dSi Butchers steafy Cows,
Al 359S3 Is Bulls II jD0S2 90; steers y S00 - 20
Westerns slow Cornted Texans s3 Gs3 20 Colorado Ma
uves. f3tODSi
STERP-SlOw and 25c. lower
BUFFALO July observation-disclosures to-day. 952 head
Slt9 head, AGAINST 1857 head
CONSIGNED through - cars;
dull and slow at 502Oc decline on shippers brades
and fully 25c Common Cle sales Of Me1um 10 Choice
Steers NJ -Ids4 g. Light Butchers, 70 75dfi; Com
mOn 45 So Cows and Heiers - 90aS3 0O socKers
dun sales az - 6jas3 10 Bulls s2G - DO
SHEEP AND Receipts to-day 1000 head total Tor
thus far. 1910 head, against 500 head Tor
consigned through % market
dnll demand ignt and offerings light Clipped
sheen 50 do Lambs. u as5 Canada Lambs, % 50
as TO- Common Lambs not wanted az any price.
HOGs-Rec-Ipts TODAY l54O mead total for the week
head against - 100 head for the same time
consigned through 30 cars market easier Dut
quOtaby lowe sales ~ York Nelghts far 10 thOce
at s. sO0si Medium and Heavy SO as DO Extra -
Heavy Weights dull ears remain IN the yarus uhso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-23

&C. bonds. Louisiana consols sold ar Az
~ 43lt Yesterday. virginia os cp,soi,', a.eU
- ,r,atured coupons sold at 51dofi2 ana leiie'''0
6s old at SIS - +,ole ,vere America (19l
o+t5s Central National % at W, ana SolAn0'00
'Te business in railroad bonds was vel ds'nos
,+a5 INIT excepting in few OF me sp'Cul a,,
ID tie dealings were insignificant III alilounii'
InLigb and Wilkesbarre c0nSols luI'"yei IL III
.-onced 3lo per cent 10 19'4, out u I57I'
Used at ISL incomes selling ut % IA }.,a - =,
= q and / C. frs also were acuNe; a ~. %
fr1n 75i5 10 7S0777s the seconds declnione " :.
T;o sccond consols were j lower al 'O-2' nc
PIE Poods' issues were strong, ana lenNeI aiu
D.; GraUde recovered B per cent 70 SO&. ~ OIlo
- mississippi seconds advanced 10 lOOG99's'
sTbe ofber changes were unlmportant. -.
Nancy was more active to-day ana Tue Iato
~" stock Exchange ranged from 10 =
80 cont finally closing al about . per cent;
Rodav tbe Sub-Trcasury's payments exceeded
- rscainfs 1924. 800 The only change IN 40
1ssfic Exchanges on New-Yorkis AT st. Louis WheIe
~ rate has declined 10 10 per cent discount.
The United States Treasurer at asnhg,oh so-uaF
,-.i,-ed 500 600 IN National bank notes tor re
E,,,+iID The customs receIpts were S1LO.UOD'
- ~. internal revenue receipts were TlIO,Ouo.
M fIovgiDc is the Clearing House 81 temeut: TX
5,,,,,.s SOS = 81 339: balances N6,Se9.2e2. The
I-siress AZ fine Sub-IreaSurv covered: Receipts,
- ESQ S59; payments. S6.113,746 currency bal
cy.e so. 216 81 coin balance, Sl2I,24l,229.
F,relru exchange continues weak, ana rates To-
Adv Lyere again reduced. The following are the
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