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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-11

Estate Of John Briefly diseased, will admitted
"a probate, letters testamcntary issued to Jack
sOh Chamberlain: bond $50, O00 notice TO crcd
torS to March term.
Estate oi Chas. Schomas, supplemental final r.
port approved and estate declared settled.
Estate Of John Kenncy, apprascmcnt bill and
inventory approved.
Estate of constant Haas, report of accountsap
provcd
Estate Of Nathan l.. Eaton, app ascmcnt bill
inventory and widows REIMBURSEMENT and sclec.
sion approved, and order for sale OF chatlc prop
erty.
Guardianship Of Mary Ann Mowbry ct al, re-
port OF accounts approved.
Assignment Of Chas. n P,att, assignee report
Of accounts approved and estate declared settled
Estate Of James j. McKcrnan, claim Of slS4 ~
allowed.
Estate ot Catherine Deduct, will admitted to
probate and ordered recorded
Guardianship of Ella A. Richcy, final report ap.
proved and order that guardian pay amount ia
his hands to his ward
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-11

An instructive letter appears in the New
York J0urnai If ComuDrc,, on the commercial
affairs Of Europe, from appointment New York
dry goods merchant. The letter is dated al
Florence Italy. Ai,erwide observation and
careful study, the conclusion is reached that
with the single exception of France, tins coun
try Is far better off than any of the countries
of Europe. All Europe France again except
ed, is declared 10 he out OF Joint. In reference
to France the writer il enthusiastic. He says
France is the most Industrious, most cCuno
mical and richest nation on the face u the
earth | have seen them in their homes, and
every man, woman and child works The
whole country is garcn OF marvellous tcrliIi
W Her productions tGc enormous, and her
people realize more for their stun than "ny
other nation" As tn England, he IS of the
opinion that her trade is in most desperate
condition. Manufacturers have been living on
pas, Accommodations. II conclusion, the opin-
ion is expressed that american cotton goods
will continue to reCciv. increasing preference
in China
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OTTAWA FREE TRADER; SArU KDAl, JANUARY II, 1879.

weight In using then no more effort Is re-
quired than IN ordinaywalklng, The wcnrcr
steps with his regular srdc, and is amazed to
find himself skimmng Ivcr the ground SCRAP
idly with so little mu-c'areiiort Mr., Hobbs
explains the mystery otrhc rapid movement ~
follows; A man Who's stride Is thirty 1.-Two
inches will traverse iort.cight inches, or one
half further with the pd' motor. THIS Is hc'
cause The body is IN constant motion. fur m
stance, says he, the tra'cler starts, and while
he raises one foot to SIC, he continues rapidly
onward until the foot asset down and the ON.
cr raised to make ndhCr step. THIS gives
him more momentum, md away he goes over
two miles in the same tine II would take him
to accomplish mile with the feet No effort
of the body is rcquird for their usc, rs in
skates, The traveller SIMPLY plants one i"ot
before the other and inds himself whizzed
along at lively ratc.-"hiladelphin Rcod.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-11
ArOunu the Court Hau-e.

The following were this week granted lccHset
70 marry
Gustuvus Morell and Eliza Cottcw.
James Gibbons and Anna +. Clements
Oney Mccormick and Mary {. Greenfield
Edgrr Lurk and Low Bell
James Murshead and Anna Aitkcn.
Rasmus X. Sigmond and Sarah Nelson.
Chas T. Springer and Viola Gurr.
Lars NJ. Jorg"nson and Anne Il. Doe.
Martin Smell and Agrees Strnton.
Ole Anderson and Isabella Anderson.
Eugcnia X. French and Jcnncttc lIuvenhill.
Adolphus zimmerman and Mary r. Moore.
Valentine Keller and Mary krcgcr.
Don T. Bowers and Catherine Evcrcts
Oliver 7. Very and Julia G. Lewis.
Henry English, of course from La Sale, wa,
lodged in the county Jail last Saturday, charged
with larceny in that city.
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tsuekien's Arnica salve.

The Best Sdl,. in the World for Cuts, Bruises,
Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum. letter, Ch.pped
Hands. Chilblains Corns, and all kinds oil SKID
Erupsio6s. This Salyc is guaranteed To give per
feet sa,,sfaction in every case or money refunded.
Price - cents per box. For sale by T. 6riggs,
OTTAWA. lila.
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Many persons say II haven't got the Consump.
zion" when asked to cure their Cough with Shi.
loh's Consumption Cure. DO they not know that
Coughs lead to CONSUMPTION and n remedy that
will cure Consumption will certainly and surely
cure a cOugh or any lung or throat trouble. We
know il will cure when all others fail and our
faith in it is so positive that we will refund the
price paid 4 YOU receive no benefit Is not thi,
3 fair proposition. Price 10 cts. 30 cts and sl.OO
Der bottle For lame Chest, Back or Side, use
Shohs Porous Plaster. Price - cts. Sold 10y
FoRBEs IL GEuRING, Ottawa. Ill.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-11

John Shay, David Haley, James Walker, Jos.
eph Kinney and Walter Scott, arrested last week
sy officers Murray and Riordan for larceny, were
tried on Tuesday by Judge Miller. The first
threC got 80 days and the last two 80 days in the
mil
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ADJUSTMENTS. Theatre gocrr and all such u,
Keep late hours are very liable to contract II ST.
we're cough or cod. A safe ana reliable cure il
Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup. The price is only .!
cents
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THE COURTS.
Tho ADpellatS Court.

This court has been in session all week, occu
uied chiefly with routine business. On last sat
urday oral arguments by Judge EldredSe ah'
Shss Blanchard were made in the Mendoza clll
marshal case. On Tuesday the following opinions
were iled
Iuggles ct al. V. Sinclair, judgment aNr'hcu
Judge Leland dissenting.
Sweetzer v. DetFcnbouSh, affirmed;
Elrin CITY Banking Co. V. Eaton, aihimcu;
Poney v. Gramlo,, X. and r., opinion MED
CLARK V. Ewing, assignee. DC, aillrmcd'
Richards Y. Raymond, affirmed
A source of some complaint among the
LAWYERS is rule 26 of the Rules of Practice OF lht
Appellate Court Of this district. This rule re-
ouires that the appellants or plaintiffs III all SUITS
brought to this court shall file their records ao
stracts apd briefs on or before the second day OF
che term; the defendant or appellee has then IL
DAYS to file his argument; and the appellant then
has 8 days for reply. Hence the papers In all
suits must be in on or before the l1th day OF the
Term, no matter at what date they are called, II
is evident that the time is too short. suppose u
LAWYER has half dozen of cases (a' few IN TINS
city have had this term) to look after; how is 1t
possible for him to do justice to all his clients III
10 DAYS time il on the defense; or days time
il for the appellant This court is running also
eotemporancously with the Circuit Court during
the time when papers for the Appellate Court
must be prepared. In appeals taken at the last
moment, the lawyers are Of course required TO
prepare record abstract and brief in lOdays time,
. feat few lawyers can perform in case worth
appealing. Tho rule is especially hard ON the
printers, requiring them to do from three to
four weeks work in two, Both printers and law
Ters have thus far fulfilled all the requirements
# the rule, hut rs the business Of the court in
ereases--as is the prospect for the next, or June
term-its operation will bc found especially try
;ng to all persons Interested; and we would most
respectfully suggest to the court that mediica'
lion making the rule similar to that Of the Su-
premG Court would be a great convenience to all
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-11

Why will you suffer with Dyspepsia and liver
complaint, Constipation. and general debility
when you can get at our store Shiloh'1 System
Vitalizer which we sell on Il positive guarantee
20 cure YOU Price 10 cts. and - cts. Sold by
FORBES & GEHRING, Ottawa, Ill.
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Train No ~ VIII carry passengers between Ia sale ana
Ottawa, and No ?! will carry passengers from Geneseo
ottawa, when provided with tickets and not otherwise
No Il will carry passengers between Joliet and Bureau,
and No 81 will carry passengers between Mokcn4 and La
Sale, only when passengers are provided with tickets
Through tickets to all points east and west sold AZ TINS
office NJ lowest possible rates and baggage checked through
all principal points. A. NJ SMITH. Gcn'l Pass Agent
A. kiaBALr, Gcnl Sapt. 4. NAVEL Asst Gen. Supt.
Dec. 49, iSIS. ID. NJ HALL. Agent at Otts"a,
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Chicago, Burlington and Quincy R. R.
TIME TABLE

No. GO Freight going south 3lOr
No. Is Freight gong south 80
No e. Freight going north un
VI. ~ Freight going north. ............ IN
Through tickets all points east and west for sale nj this
office rates Baggage checked through 10 princi'
pal points Land exploring tickets Nebraska ana Kansas
Il low rates. For further information apply To
JAS. Il. WOOD,
Asst General Passenger Agent, Chicago
g. W. HAYDEN. ,
FIR md Pass. Agent at Ottawa declfs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-11
A Wonderful Dt-c0very,

"HACKMETACK" Ii popular and fragrant PEI
iamc sold by FORBES ~ GEuRiNG, Ottawa, Ill
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jeremiah Crotty ct al. The Seneca Coal Com
pany Ut al; defendants motion for an order con
5rming masters settlement OF accounts approved
Elizabeth. Bruner ct al V. Robbins Baitcll cXr.
&c, in chaHcery: decree affirming lower decree
Carr W. BGsworh ct al V. Hiram Prescott ct AL
in Chancery; decree.
Michael Byrnc v Ellen Rourkc bill for ven
ior's lien: sale approved
Anon ROBERTSON V. Lucy Robertson, decree OF
diy0rcc.
The clerk is busy preparing thc. docket for the
coming term, to begin ON Jan. ~, There are iOi
old cases on the common law docket and Up on
the chanccry docket, Up to yesterday at 1886
AN. 81 new common law cases had been docket.
ed and - chanccry eases.
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OTTAWA POST OFFICE.
Closing and Arrival Of Mails.
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Pailroad.

ON aud after Dec - 1919, (tl O'clock noon
trains pass ottawa as follows, VIZ;
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LAW DOCKET.
CHANCERY DOCKET

Henry Maggie v Andrew Dittman, appeal; {
missed BY plaintiff at his cost.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-18

days stock market While the average operators
willing TO receive and gladly accepted assurances that
the worst was over, and That the decline in prices
ended they nevertheless closely watched the move
ments OF the great dealers at least attempted 10
found their confidence out at their fingers ends
Hence prices were huctuatng and frequently vbrated
within Of about per cent. Generally speaking
the last prices OF to-day show more or less
ON the hnal figures OF Friday night, but there
are exceptions. prominent among which are the
common stocks OF TIE Northwestern and the ST.
PAM Railroads and the stock OF the Western
tween S4i4 aud s5as finally closing with gam Of b
s27s952% The Southwestern list was fraction higher
Throughout, and 81. LOUIS Kansas City and Northern
preferred l. aud Wabash IA per cent higher tnan FRI
days final figures. The coal stocks made improve
mems which resulted IN hnal gains, varying from 4 to
fhere were, however, some special features worthy
Of rcmaik. Central and Hudson with an unusual
cIned TO 116 ana cndd with sales al l17la. and later
ll9 bid But the decline began at 1880 with the
ms sale Al lisa; the lowest sale was made about i
p. m. and the last after $50 p. ~. while the
upward bidding WAS done just before the close OF
business. Reck Island only 100 shares were sold, az
1898 agalast l4l on Friday tne closing Quotation
was I390i4O. For Louisville and Nashville stock there
seems 70 he borrowing demand that rs disProporluh
with the amount OF business when Lately has been
done in the stock The price 81 stands pretty steady
Tue compsuys six months business. that showed net
earnings Of only 2per centwhile the dividend paid was
- per cent; asd or the ruOfs current mat tHe COM
odny Il negotiating Tor Loan 70 Is surnlsed that te
OF long STOCK WAleh Us hein pehgIhs Iul-
sales. ms cad OF sales Tor the snort account.
Another specI feature OF the Gay was lhal ne street
finally received the point on me recent advance Oi
price Pacific Mail stock. The point runs that
a " large poo bds been formed anu has purchased
quantity stock with the purpose OF advancing lis
price. fhe &" point vas grcedl!y accepted ana ma
iOrity lpers secured from 100 Ia 500 shares
buyers options. nging from three 20 thirty days
It. however was rema ked tha the sellers OF Tie STOCK
seemed o ue o the pest class.
The final rally for general market was aided by
report that the Treasury nd dIsburseu p,OO
900. bY money ng up 20 per cent. NeNer.ne-
.ass the closing cannot be called strong.
RANGE OF STOCK MARKET.
IL reported bg ne cold and stock Tsc1r1g3 COmD19I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-18

LONDON Aug l6Ths E-oH0Hft SAYS "rhe rate u dis
for bank bills sixty Gays tn three months. Is per
mf-lt expected f0reapwlug imurovrWCut but U
l~ necessary ID F." ti'-F tti' .ili'
previously have been followed bN no -uDaJsh4 rev
2lFcrS reaching
from several quarters he demand for British bonds for
markets. seem tY De- rcylvu- though slowly busl-
tons are slight eXreDt in American and home railway
rre prIrora0u 81 Parliament RELIGIOUS holiday
,ert ,. e 5roc- fxritlr These Successive decsrat 0ns
has certainly been favorable Bank shares generally
improved upon Tire passage VI ne banking nl british con-
Gabeuturc rather weaker Canal au per cri
bonds declined - OF cent. New zealand loans declined
N'Hralv vas iAithA'. RI N llLI-N nttA-' ils @it
European have frirfUralr improved. Hungarian 1ru
luUe" 1Iat-- lia. are IitA'- '4- COT iH'
the various home ran" avs are hot ui7ttf'oiN lhN nov
very saving the working expenses dgaust Tie
depressed traffic. There la- been general upward noy
in Engi sh lines Win TIE eptDu u me Great No IN
eru Gle Lancashire duI Yorkshire CANADIAN, ur Grand
Trunk weaker because The anna gamauon agitation n-
successful American TaIWaTs rsapsed during
b- latter uar of Week Western
the Issue % the prior lien bonds
shares advanced per crut on ile dcaraon
shares improved OF per cent and Direct lnItfi states
cable b ~ per cent Cold goes across tHe Az anuc In small
oil England Tor hlt quart r lor instance tls rraAl remit
taIce chiefly composed Of sums received from te Cont
npnt.'
LcSDoy aug l6-I-:5O D. ul-U. s.. bonds. a haf
rer lH- four cents, 1919: New ives. Jos 3
Eue Railway shares -s do preferred % NewJ ersrv
s9a Pennsylvania Central 42l- Reading. 20as COusOls
% rs iOI money. ~ fDr tAe account
LONDON Aug. 1880 p. m.J. bonds, four per cents
lO4 Eiio Railway shares preferred OH: NewJerSey
cpusOs, 1912 Illinois Central, 30; Peuusylvania
central 42ls Realrng RailTusd. poo.
LONDON, aug. ld4 b. urar1, advlcas quo5e three per
20 francs 80 cen ZINES Tor tlr account
PARE. Aug lb.-LzcuanEc on London - LFduis - GEN.
2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-18
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

LrvE-p0CL- Aug Ig.-Pork-Prme Mess Fasrsrn. dull
al "A . Western. duu at ~. Bacon Cumberland Cut,
steady ~ 81 short Rio steady - Long steady at
Oh Clear steady at 2GBl Hams Long Cut uull at
+ shoulder dub 10 20 Ga beetInlla Mess none IN the mar
ktf. Extra -aiv JOi Prime the market
Lari-Pumc Western steady 81 6i Ta0w- Prime CITY,
stes.iY "a .Gt. Iurptnfue-~ps dun &C ~. Rosln-
Common. Gun Fine, trmer 40 llOd Cheese
American Choice dull a. 31 Lara on, dLll NJ - Flour,
Extra state du 2{gd Hhrat-priLg, No. steady az
spring No. ,, steady Sd; New Western Winter
steady 10 . New southern Winter, steady 40 ID Corn
Mixed New steady az eds Mixed Old STEADY NJ %.
CUtOusee lily elbow American steady al % h0sn- ON
mou London steady 40 Sd Inrpeuuue-SpTta, 40 Lon
don. dul at II 81.
IIgEApoo aug. 1G-l23O p. n-Lard. 81 3D. per cwt FOR
d. FOR Long Clear Iiddles and
- for short Clear diddles.
LONDON. AUG. 10 DmRenned Petroleum Btsn6Afd. per
ra. Tin-e OIL &27 - ton SPIRITS Of Iupcni ~ ID
c sugar. percwI No y Dutch standard the
SPOT. and 81 500. for lO ad0at.
AErWEEr. aug l6.-retrplem. l6s francs for tine pale
American Lara closed - T. francs 200 kl.0s
EuRNEy Aug lB lard closed Al 81 per 10 D. Pc
trgl.ln. MANS % pfenLlgs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-18
CnTroN MARKErs.

LIVERPOOL. Aug. l5-l2i3Op motion hSrieuinzi Md
cling Upands. 6si; Mslling Orleans. Ot-di sales tgV
bales incuing 900 bales Tor speculation aud export TO
ce!pts $500 iles. including LOCO bales American Funtea
par tally n. better Uplauds Low MidAm CLAUSE Al
gust delivery. 6 also blSysd october deiv ~ biIs
do August september delivery. Gsl, also 8ad do,
September OctOner delivery 6L. also 5lS also b'isd
October aud November delivery. SD, aeo 6',d DO:
November and Decemb delivery 3D.; do Deem ber aud
January delivery 3D.; d. January AMI February dcvery
JSiasa
LIVERPOOL. Aug 1873 o. m-The u Cotton to-day
included 5.2u0 bales American. Futures inn UpaLds, Low
Milng clause. August and -ept-m Der delivery. B'tei
ACGJsrA. Aux l8.-COtfon dun and nomlLa. Aiddltng,
lU7aC ddnR INs4c; Good Ordinary
sales. total 10 bales.
BALTAoEE ia, Otton quiet; MidfliDg. II nc: Low
AddnR lie; Good ord nary, 1919. MT receipts nonei
exports cOastwise ~ bales sales. stock sO5 bte.
GALVESTON, Aug. lGC0tJ0n steady aiddlin4, 10 SCI
Low Mddng. i0lac. Good Ordinary, Oc; hot recelpis
800 bales; -aes. 95s bales; stock. 1891 osie-.
NOZZLE, Aug 16.-COtfon nominal Miading. III scf Low
Mdling 1899 Good Ordinary. SSlac; net receipts y
bales expors coastwise, 20 bales sales none STOCK A@o
bales
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. l6-Cottou hner supply soant MID
ding. l0: Low Mdding. lOc. GOpd Ordinary. S'5c net
NORFOLK. Aug l8-Cotton steady; Nddng llci net re-
u bale, bales coastwise p bales
sales. none: stock. IL 10 bales. -
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 10 cotton firm; Hiacl0E, II ssr.
Low Aldiung II sc; GoOt Ordinary, 10 &C net receipts
spinners 226 bales; stock, 5 bales
Mddinz IOsc. Good Ordinary 80 net receipts II bales
sales. 10 bales stock l,45 bales.
Loup. Aug l6-CottOn steady, unchanged; NiddlnZ
lOaac; Low MldlnR, l02c Good Ordinary, oc receipts
none; shipments, none; saes. none siOcs 1907 bArs
WuMNGTON,A Aug. l6-CojtOu unchanged Middlng, lOSgc
MidinC. lOlec Good Ordinary. Sair net receipts
bales exports coastwse ~ baesi sales bales Stock III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-18

FLOUR AND MEAL-FLOUR market Gun and heavy
prices generally without decided change very limited DO
mana both for eX.urt ana home sales 300 DDls
inClucing 100 b0ls city hA Exjra. - jAs5 20 for he
West indies SlGO bbs Minnesota Extra 81 5dS7 90 t1f
the whole Tangej 30 hbls Winter Whfat Extra gjG
2. a54i $50 bDs. 40 % - o. 15s Quotations T.
y 5Odt5 - -uperlne :. 30 81 Common Far state
- lOdSt 20 Good 90 Fancy DO - 6U1sf 80 C0nnO0
Cool Extra western . a Dos Choice Fancy - 90
uS 90 Common 10 DOOj Extra Round Hoop Ohio 81 Z56
1J Good 90 Choice do - ,j as I5 Minnesota
Extra - l5Gsi 2jt Rye Mixture - 81 ~ So
90; Straight 9 5uas3 IS Patent 80 az chiefly
within me rangr 81 fbasI 70 s. LON. Common % Par
- 239>4 20 AR 10 Good - 7j1So % Good %
Choice Family 50 esB So Patent VlnIer Wheat Extra
4 n dull. heavy
fgry active sales. $500 bbs, Choice Extra.
a. as5 % Choice Fancy DO. - To- including
900 Dbls for southern delivery 40 25.-..RYE FLOUR
AteadY quiet sales, $50 bbs Superane sUGSl latter
exfre CORN MEAL dun sales, $50 bbls.. Western
f2as2 40. Erandywinc SZB5ds275.
GRAIN - WHEAT spring dull; without important
change winter active opening SHADE lower sub
.equ-ntly decline recovered closing Gmet
settled sales $4,000 bush futures 4O60UU Busn. spot
including Eee0ted spring, ~ Sd73e spring. S3c
No. 3 SpInE SOc.i 80. Spf1ug, 81 qpgradeo Winter
Red S6c asl 0sia No. Red, " O6asl 0Ba Mixed
Winter o. ~ rs 071s No Amber afl bsI4 No
Red 81 Ossdsi o. p closing - 0sa No BED, 81 0s7
al Osla ungraded Amber. Csc dsl 0ss; No. Ambei
81 Oss.dsi on; migrated White 81 O2as 10 STEAMER 40
30. z White 81 OF; No White 81 OsN steamer No.
White 81 % 40 White al l096Sl lOS - 600 bush
No White special delivery August for export lO-,
81 II; 1000 Dusn No Red. special August 81 Oss
asl Usa k4O0J bush 90, special sepIernDof, o. usa.G
kIO8s 70 bush. No AmDef deliverable By Septsm
Der 10 I'll 0s1i 1000 bush. NeE-YOrK No 2 spring.
sDseial september. al No. Red, AEsaat s. ooSsI Oe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-18

B0,rOS Aug lG-WOol-The sales 81 the past week were
arg comprising nearly 1000 OJO d. and the appears
recovered from the recent preston resulting
advance Of De- per from the lowest point some
holders sellers 40 the improvements higher
prices loOked for The demand for Washed Feeces IL
active than Tine the New Clip began 70 ar
rive and COmUng aud Deane selections have attracted
attention sales comprise ohio y, AN ana o. AZ 3
d42c; Michigan and o. l. - O3sc Wisconsin Fesces %
d4I.c Combinn and Deane Fleeces 3Sd4ic.; Unwashed
COmbing 2yd3Oc; Unwashrd and Unmerchantale Feeces
q az Eastern Valley oregon. Z5132c; Georgia
81 d35c' Missouri. 20Ds 2ci kentucSy 5ue Iennessee
Sic: Territory New ala - 1G2 Color ado % q
Unwashed, 37d4Oei Texas, 272c. SECURED. %
zoe; aud Pulled "a G4Jc tue transactions IN Gait
the comprising blb5OO ID
l3ac. mostly lhnice Nnrtneru.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-18
CFIICIAL REPORT n. T. HNfy9 STOCK BY
CHANGE sALES. ACGCSI 10. Lszy.
sArrEpAY. Ang. 1e-P. N.

No expert is required to decipher tO-days
bank statement The reported loss Of legal-tenders
IS s646l, 800 week ago THE TRIBUNE said
that the actual amount Of lesa-tenders which
the banks held az the end Of that week
probably was nearer Si5.OOOOOO than S5O.43j.-
500 the sutn reported the Of that week In
the hank week the daily movements Of currency
out Of -ub-Tre2sury unmpOrtant affect
ing the bank averages, they never exceeded - 5OO
900 either way any day and resulted tor The
week IN a gain for the Treasury OF only Sj33.OOO
But the increase Of Sl375OOO IN the amount
OF bank loans may indicate that in the
large exchange OF bonds that made between the
Treasury aud the banks there cash balance Of
about 100000 against the latter. which paia in
certincases Of deposit. method which, although not
affecting the Ircasurys cash balances, loss Of
serve 20 the banks u also is estimated that between
81 500 600 and 81 600 900 currency shipped South
and West So probable that t0-ays statement also
Is made upon declining averages, and that the actual
amount Of egatenders held last Night did exceed
the sum Of S42.5OOOOO The deposits were decreased
S4775.6O0 which is about 900 less tasn the re-
ductiOu called By the other figures OF the state
ment but THIS discrepancy probably Is due
o. the system ~ reporting by averages, rather tan 20 a
movement % country bank notes. The statement re-
suits reduction OF toe surplus e. 81 4Os.
$50 Only 5000 per cent OF depOs s against 80 1872 $50
pared with that OF the corresponding date Of
ISIS the present statement shows: Loans increased
s}s .75J, 500; specie increased, S1J79OJ; legation
der decreased, III 90, 400, deposits Iurr- $50 $50
900; creu alton increased 81 9 300: and surplus re-
serve decreased SIS s33 S75. The tOt reserve $685.
S27.2OO Is 25.J6 PEI cent ~ the total dep0slTs
The following the comparative totals of the last
weeks
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