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, 1880-08-22

echr 81 Tempo. Ahnapea.
schr E. Day, Ludington.
Schr Arendel. Manistee~
Schr Lumberman, Black Creek.
Prop William Crippen, Munistee.
Schr Joseph Lawrence. Traverse rnn.
Prop Buckeye, Bluffton. A9p =.
Schr l. Dnll, Ludtngton,
Schr North Star, Pentwater.
Schr Yankee Blade. Ludinutonu
Prop G. Campbell, Ludiugton.
Schr Evening Star. ManIstee.
Prop MaFy Groh. South Haven. sund1s~
Prop Joseph L. Hurd. Duluth. snndras
Prop John Gregory, Sturgeon Bav t"st
SImr SheboyRan, Aant.ovos, si1ndriea'
Stmr guskegon. Muskegon, sundriess
proP Messen9er. st. Joseph. sundrIea.
Prop SkylArk. Benton Harbor. snnSr;a.
Schr Violin. Holland, LU0O bu corr ~ =
Prop Arabia, Buffalo, 20 brts Hnn- ~ pu osA
corn. and sundries "' "a1s1 'hbH
Schr John 81. Hutchinson, Buffalo ~ NM
Schr J. g. Masten, Buffalo. u,5V hn cnrn " Gu,
Schr Granger, Buffalo, Is 500 bu corn e'sa-
Schr J. O. Thayer. Buffalo, $500 hn corn
Schr Angus Smith. Buffalo. 10000 bn cot+.
Schr +. c. Richards, Buffalo, A,aC0 h, csa ona
Prop Mayerly' bunaio, a1-60 bu wheat ao,-..
schr Allegheny, Buffalo, 10000 bu whe.t
Prop Ocean, Montreal. 1851 hn cn,.s
Hour. ard su0dffes> -9Aa' 70 brk
Prop City Of Traverse, Traverse Civ s,
Prop G. F. Heath. Saugutuck, sundrfess sanos'esI
Prop Tempest, White Lake, 100 bu oats and ,.
schr ]: Z. Noyes, Buffalo. 210oo hu chr,
Schr G. B. Sloan. Buffalo. q, $50 hn cnr.,
Prop Champlain. Port Huron. l200l In 49,
bris pork. y" Ioz0, 80
Prop Badger State, Buffalo, a5ooo hn co,.
brlS douF, and Bundriea a
, 1880-08-22


Special Dtspdtch 10 The .Thieaoo Tribune.
BOSTON, Aug. 9l.-The stock market has been
very dull day, with a few transactions In land
stocks. Boston Land sold at 85s, and Brookine
Land at 81.
Iiailr1,ad bontls-Lfttle Rock first IS sold at
101A@10la;; Kansas City first Is, 1l3; Burlfng-
ton & Missouri In Nebraska Is tn0n-excfnpt},
1903: Eastern 4Hs 1906. 95: New Mexico 4 South
ern Pacific IS l11!z; Rutland first Is Q9G,) 9..z
Burlington T. Quincy is {1s9G), l2i,z: Lowell is
089s). lis: Iowa Falls first IS 109: Dixon &,
Peoria IS QSs9), l12T: Vermont Central first IS
0ss8'. l3k.
In znllroad stocks block Of Atlantic 4 Pacific
sold ut 103S; Kansas City + Gulf common. So:
Go preferred 100: Little Rock, 5aHG53: Fitchburg
& New Bedford, 100; Burlington T. Quincy. 1904
Dubuque s. Minnesota, 19H; Sandusky. 15.6.-
Is on first and l5is on second call: Michigan
Central, 964: Republican Valley deferred, Tx:
Wisconsin Valley preferred. 76; do common, S!s;
Rutland preferred, %; Passumpsic preferred.
B1i:; Lowell. 91As: Chicago, IS t1sS2. ", L. sold
at los; Chicago IS Qssl, n. L., l0h; Liman Mills.
1042s1: Boston. e.
LONDON, Aug. M.-Consols. 81 1916.
American sccurtttes-New S.. 1Q5sz; AVS. 113T:
4s, 1l3H; Illinois Central, 116A: Pennsylvania
Central, COS; Erie, 43ss; seconds, 81; Reading,
l2H.
FAR1s, Aug. sl.-Rcntes s5f size.
HAyRE, Aug 21-One hundred and eighty
thousand pounds sterling were shipped on tho
Hctder for the United States.
HAyRE. Aug. 9l.-Thrce hundred thousand
dollars In specie we're shipped from this port last
week by the steamer Gillert for New York.
, 1880-08-22
AROUND THE LAKES.

QLEAS1S15S-
An old barge lies sunk at the town wharf, Col
ltngwood, nnd prevents vessels landing ut the
south side.
The barge Eleanor, in tow Of the propeller
Michigan, became watterlogged and went ashore
near Huron City. Tho crew were taken OF and
she went to pieces
Buffalo Cnmmcrctdl: A day without q single
grain shortage is now becoming to be oousid-
Of thom came to light, and very costly ones to
Tremblc on a cargo supposed to be Il, 600 bushels
Of corn fell short IL bushels; and tue schooner
G. Fl Burt9n on ergo r. ads nsd US @ 4 bushels
Pnssnic ran short si1ty-eight bushels on cargo
Of ESQ bushels.
tom House OMcer G. s. Lester received iuios1na-
ton that sloop had run into Bfack River under
very suspicious circumstanccs. After receiving
and went down there He found a sloop called
tho Mocking Bird from Port Burwell, Canada,
which had landed q lot Of rigging. consisting Of
weight, supposed to he stolen from the Jesse
QruhRu1, wrecked ut Duck Island. The Mocking-
Bird had not reported at any Custom House. but
had put her cargu on tho pier ut Black River
The crew skedaddled on the approach Of the
tug, leaving no one to dispute the seizure. Mr.
lam L. McDouzaid, ut Bluck River, and towed
the Mocking-Dird to this place, which he has put
III charge Of shipmaster, and is awaiting fur
The new steam barge Thomas " Palmer,
which was launched at Detroit Saturday. is said
to be one Of the finest freight boats on Western
waters. She Is owned by the Michigan Savfga-
zion Company, was built ut a cost of upward Of
$4,000, and will make her first trip about the lst
pro1. The dimensions Of the Palmer are as fol-
lows: Length, 2ss7 feet: breadth of bean. s.
feet: depth Of hold, 20 feet and 10 inches. Her
deck Is double. Her engine was mnde by the
Dry-Dock Engine Works 1t is compound, with
high-prcssure cylinder Of twentyseven-inch
bore and forty'-fnch str,ke. The boiler is made
of Otis steel, and Is from the works of Desotell
& Hutton, The engine and boiler cost $25 600.
The Palmer will hare four spars and her equip
ment will be perfect. She will have q grain car
rying capacity Ut 1000 bushels.
Tho St. Cathartnes journal Is writing up the
delay of vessels ut Kingston 1t denies state
1nent to the effect that ,0o. 900 bushels OF wheat
were ever transshlpped in Il week, and gives the
weekly bulletin published in Montreal, showing
the lnrges@ receipts Mt tint port for any week in
this year have not exceeded 100000 bushels out
OF this, the quantity received by propellers has
to be deducted. and this leaves bur very little to
the credit Of the Kingston forwarders It also
states that from the opening Of navigation tn ;
July II, 52,sl7.16a bushels of grain arrived By
lake vessels at Buffalo. and were there trans
shipped to canal boats and ratl-cnrs. Al King
stun, In the same time, something less than 7O00-
900 bushels were dealt with. It Certainly looks
badly for Kingston.
, 1880-08-22

fur ali erades but Disseminated against recepts tn
tae s1n &c w9n.a N nG he e'6 dg
Seller August sold at ge the sams me
m e{ss seG. g s. s. ne~ Ne
Do III ss sas Is 2s "a n H,a Id 30 DO
a Sc ~ e. ts5sf.es fs 4 M ~ y.
s Il ys sas tss
day. THE Britsi Inarke,s weFe only steady % and ID
statsa ps 50 SS % es IL
sanst Tas pop be1o ~es
t5S 5sss ;pat a, ,ssls sss
pss f5ssy e
Sas asne 'e 9e diout6s & ssS9aS aIe
1sasa ha pses
the expec ston Of bE Thst hns been .s aft
sssea sas sa too sas a1s fses
nq5 be te ats n are s Sa Of
pei; se II o
ysssfahz Sses 5;' s,o 0ets; e
sser sep,ember sold a +@tle SlSsng s,a at
ss ss seer ss @enth
ts @ sPst ra,es ID 0f %s e Se 30
gsjectsd FRA MIXED 4 s M ~ 90 at ss Gs
s u 70 0s At z q On aa
Fas
ysy o I've
0el1nA1a. u1Qa!S HAF4nR otCn
1ous poi1 The shorts were also alarlned ana hllea
In as freely as the offerings would permit Lane re-
ceipts we're posted, which we're @ taken py sh'ppe1s'
samples shurlnK in the advance me mnFkeL Wehk-
enea near the close New ork not responding cnees-
fully to the advance here October sod a. 9.;Ac ;A up
ter figure. September opened at 94c rose to 27e Ee.
ceded to 264c And clostd at nbout nc Augus5 soa
from B@66c bnek 2sic, and closed vt Gnc Seller
the ysar oa:s we're a@a1jc with little doing ~ them
Changes were made from next nuntn to 0c"
tohe: q IN aveHee dtnerenes 90, Of ..o about lc.
gus Cnsh sn'es rcpertcd q lo so m bnN white
PC; ~ bu by sample ut 2l93c On truck; ana .3u1
bn ut 27&2S1@c for mixed, 2@ac for ht e. ana &5f6
hTE-Was nc1i7e ana ruled 2a3c higher than on !,
FEfday afternoon. The market advanced N compaDT
With other RrAiu and the shorts we're anxious to I'LL
In. The rise exceeded the limits Of many OF the bay
nE orders received rum outside points, but these {
Fsnswea Inter and large sne; sd5 we're maee td t1s
rejected Ut Sfc. August brought 1363!oc ~ settle
nent closing at the outside, and eepteubcr &c Oc-
oher sold at 75g7tc and closed at this rnnse Gash
'alea reported Of $40 bu No lat 14S75c G0 bu
elected at Gses3.@c: ls0 bu b. sample at Gas7c on
rack. Total. 7,400 bu. i
BAH1EY-Wns In fair demand and firm The trad-
NJ WIS chiefly 10 samples the Hight offerings nr nut
lrc5 checking business In the speculative depart
qent The receips were nearly ! hol4 ~ samp.e;
oaa at 49e. september Ne so!d at s6c ana october
a!es Included 50 bu No. At &C; 160 bu By sample
i 4G112c on track. Total. ls,GD tu-
Saturday afternoon the lending grain markets were
shade custer. The 1rudiilR was light Whent closed
/ Ahc seller October, and ut 404c for Septem-
or, aud uxc for October |
, 1880-08-22

Corn was taken for Buffalo ut 5E;5E cents, the
inside being the closing rate. Charters: Propel-
lcrs Wuyerly, Blanchard, Potomac, Ncwburg,
Avon, wheat on through rate; propeicrs Foun-
tain City, starucca, New York, corn on through
rate: schooner r. 3. Hayes, barges Minnesota,
Owens, aad Linn, corn at cents; schooners j. r
Moves, John Alagae, and Smtil-Monre, corn at 5k
cents; propeller Potomac, pnrt cargo OF rye on
corn on through rate. TO Kincston-Propelfer
Clinton. scht'oncrs Grimsbyt Gr:snthan, and
Clyde, corn on private terms. Capacity. 10000
bushels rye. ~S~
, 1880-08-22
OBITUARY
GEN. JOSEPH B. KTDDon

Neu Fork Tribune. Aug %
Gen. Joseph B. Kddoo, Of Tho n,.,.,
States army, died in this city yesterdas u.'ssE u
the age Of 43 years. Gen. Kddoo vas - ~
In Pennsylvania, and on the outbreak ~ 1ett ~
War he enlisted lin April. 1881 AZ a nr;es W
in the Second Pennsylvania Rpa;asaaaa
When his term OF service expired n aH
August following he reenlisted IN theS 9 N.Y. te
third PENNSYLVANIA Regiment, and soon 1is.y. ~
to the rank Of First Sergeant. In an snos.ssxe sose
1862, he was made Lfentenapt-C Colonei IS g.
One Hundred and Thirty-seyenth Pannsez,o ", ~
vania Regiment, and early in 1868 be becssse
Colonel OF the regiment. In October Itsss 1ses
he was appointed Major OF he Si99a Si14e
United States colored regiment DaI ~
in January 1864, be became roIs ~
mel Of the Twenty-second coiored ias iel9. iee3.
gagged at the siege OF Yorftoena ~
and the battles Of Williamsburg. II.
Oaks, and Malvern Hill, and as q Lienttanaan1t a1
Colonel he saw service in the battles Of SontS
Mountain and Fredericksburg. At Chancsis
lorsville he led his regiment as fts Coionsi
Gen. Kiddoo. soon after the War. rnceIrei
the rank Of Brevet Najor-Genera1 Of Voina
teers Tor gallant service at Petersburg M
Fair Oaks He received commissions *
Breuet Colonel and Brevet BrigadierG Gena.s'
In the regular army. He was made IIientsn-
OF the Fory-third Infantryi r
1866. and In 1870 he was retired, owing to d.
ability arising. from wounds received IN serE.
Ice, with the full rank Of Brigadle1G Genenl
, 1880-08-22
HtJMOR.


| The dancfng-mas+eT is always taking slepe
! to improve his business.
Isn't it queer that contractors should be en
gagged to widen streets?
In time Of war don't read between tns
| lines. You may he gobb1et up.
Leonidas was one of the original deae
! heads. He held the pass at The1mopS1@'
| A Texas dog was born without tatl ah
/ he will sit down right beside an Old ke1ne.
| It Is estimated that in putting on ygI5
stiff collar 4 man will walk abouta Ball 1aas'
| were 1t in straight line.
A little boy being told by his motnfhii mot hi1s C
take a powder she had prepared 1oI nul
".Powder-powder!' said he; "mou'e'' :
amt u gunr'
1.-THE trouble is,'' says Calino, the mytnae1 myt,,aas
French innocent to whom AL planatuns paa M
are now credited, "that to be celebrated o1"
must be known"
a boyish novice in smoking turned deaai1 as
pale and threw away his cigar, SAY .hats aSs
''Thar's sumthin' in that air cigar t11ts h;s
made me sicE.'' know what i Isl -; sala y 70
companion, pulling away: . What? ~
backer.n
A Nebraska Indian contrive1 to swalloe%ee sea,e
lot OF dynamite, and now. he can !.s s1a 1,ar
around the corners and call q sm MnliI H;cSei M
u3nR
for his fnsolence. They're shy Of 1asta'
him, even. =
4 Wit, speaking of an unpopular +, aII anse";; ~;
said that he was color-blind. :. hoy osaS r. :
What, proof have you goto IT, asssa S,a1ar;
friend. lie always thinks his H.eia1n a1ss
productions are read, when everybody
knows they are not was the reply. :.
You told me, sir, that the horse IT, TsEsd dr
tIrely without fault, and yet he if f;r@itstsd pitd
The dealer looked blandly into the ltl..tis lraatsel
countenance Of the loser By the transaas'no: Z a. I'd:
and said with charming naiyete, ~ ,nss, n
regard blindness as a fault, SIR II -
fortune"
Amongthe replies to an advertisement n1sanr nm
music committee for "a candidate ac5.nainq a
ist, music-teacher,' etc, was the 1o}l!!uor+;ee
one: - Gentlemen, noticed your so .necher.
ment for an organist and must-lEa nnff
either lady OF gentleman. Having pdaasH pssa
for several years, l offer you INF se1'l
At a meeting OF some colored bTstnn1sn<s @ naa<s
was decided to make collection III III I'D.
dent concluded to pass the hat himself a,,t In Z
n @ order to enconrage the otess; eaasfon oo
which every hand had been in the M ~ lie
President approached the table, tuIneuc con
hat upside down, and not even MS oM4 W. spss
tributlon dropped out He opened nD q 10
with astonisllment and exclaimed: .,+a
goodness, but TIE eben loss de ~ 1Veattm ceat
started wid!' Then there was cen Gons'etasthi .tas thi
on the faces of the assembly. WIG Nt,,nn VA M
could not blush OF turn pale, for 81 ""nelese
black as night It WIS evidently tUptfar thU,potfar,
case, and was summed up BY one es.}amnlY, IlY
who rose In his place and salu. sols11i rn11iY
. Dar pears to be great moral ies7o1 @0'~
heah somewhat"
, 1880-08-22

President Humphreys, Uf the Wabash in cir
t:ular recommending to investors the per cen1
mortgage bonds Of his road, gives a statement
IT its earnings for the seven months ending july
II, which shows an increase Of $s.067 ela2e, Of
which 81 ae:, ,ela g was gained on the mileage Of
l6sq- Mr.. Humphreys then says:
These earnings, with the addition OF the Chtca-
20 Extension just opened, INDICATE a totnI Of
truss earnhl2a for the year 1ssco1 about via co.,
20. Dur1ng the Inst SIX months over aUp
freight cars. fifteen passenger ours, and thirty-
i've engines hare been added to tho rolling stock
II the consolidated Company, but such has been
he growth Of traf1ic and tho pressure Of freight
31at the motive power has been inadequate to
he service demanded. and about forty additions
~ engines' as well p further supply of freight
Wabash earnings for the second week Of Au-
rust increased $S8,048.
The following are tho gross earnings OF the
louisville + Nashville Railroad Company for
The second week ia august: 1856, <l..,4O0: 1879
ssG,g14; increase. seo,4S6. And from July l to
and including the second week in August: In
$50, 07a 0Q against s59a 5A In 1879: increase.
1851. 47s
The bears keep figuring against St. Paul The
latest lightning calculation is that the 1,0,2
miles Of new road acquired by The ST. Paul
earned in 1873 only S5T.44s net, or $1aae00 less
than was needed to pay tho interest On the
-. 16 1853 OF bonds issued by that Company for
heir purchase.
The fact that the Pennsylvania Road Is build
ing 100 new locomotives aud :, eco freight-cars is
tetieved In some quarters to Indicate that Gould
means TO send the traffic Of his 6,000 miles OF
western and Southwestern roads over that OF
the Pennsylvania. which Is the finest railroad IN
ahe World and is sixty-one miles shorter between
II Louis and New York thun the Vandalia Line.
Inc wabash IS believed to DO about to build
tnto the Northwest Country. The plan Is to run
Il branch from the 1oWa Central Division GOO to
, 1880-08-22
RECEIPTS.

withdrawn from store during Friday for
city consumption: 1863 blu corr.
The following grain was inspected into store
in this city Saturday morning: 60 cars red vim
ter wheat. car No. winter. 40 cars No. 3 do, 10
cars rejected, e6 cars No. No. . spring. IL cars
No. do. 1 cars rejected, car no grade tlae
wheat); 6s1 cars and S. 100 bu No. corn, es cars
and 5000 bu high Mixed IS cars rejected cars
no grade 1853 corn); 63 cars white oats, 19 cars
No. mi1ed, = cars rejected lM oats): II cars
Nm. rye, 8 6oars rejected: g cars No. barley,
II cars No. do, car No. do. Total q 40 cars),
, 1880-08-22
MINING NEWS.

Special Dtspnteh to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW YORK, Aug. 2l--Busness at the Mining
Boards was remarkably brisk to-day, and there
wes considerable realizing Ia; some stocks.
Annie declined points, to so, and Chrysolfte and
Little Chief are just steady. with largc dealings
in the former. Huki1l was further advanced to
2l5. Bull Domingo is strong ut 8. There
Is a good deal Of buying Of Central Ari-
zona and Standard. The former is being
worked ny a clique, who will probably carry it
to 20. Standard has paid s. 100000 In dividends.
md the r,,te Of dividend Is to he Increased to
81 per month The buying Of Standard seems
to be for investment.
SAN FRANCISCO.
, 1880-08-22

Special Dtspdteh TO The Chicago 1+abunk
GALESA. ILL.,, Aug. 2l.-The venerable Mn
Hampstead, relict of the late Hon. Charles
in this CITY at / O'Clock .. m. today. The
deceased was about 50 years Of age, and hac
resided In Galena for nearly fifty years. She
was the mother Of Dr.. c. r.. Hampstead an1
Edward Hampstead, of Chicago, and William
Hempstead, of Galena; also, aunt OF Mrs,
E. B. Washburne. The date Of the funelA
has not been fixed.
, 1880-08-22

at OK cents and corn 81 cents to New YORK
Pine lumber $50 per loo feet to l Albany i; g e.:
$825 to New York; slaves to New 1otA at e1''
r; Canni shipments, $4,000 bushels.
PORT HURON.
PORT HURON, Mich, Aug: 2l--Down-Propel
| !crs Scotia Idaho, CnnsteO and consbrt> Egyp.
ti,1n and consort, Bay City and bnrges, D. +
Rfse and bargcs, Mayf1owcr and barges; schoon'
ers. c. C. Darnes, American, Two Fann1es
nn@annIe Young, James Fisk, Jr,, Anroufo,
SPARTA and consort. 1nter-Ocean and eonsort
Westford and barges, and schooner H. r. Met
Wind east, light. Weather clear.
Ponr HURON, Mich, Aug: 2l-DownLpropei;,
barges. Yosemite and barges; schoone5s SOUTH South
west William Young; Elgin; ari93Re; West e'e'e-
| Up-Pr1pellers Nyack. Philadelphia AMI con
/ sort, Sherwood. Tecumseh with Penokee, a.
Mg5r. James 8es+ EGr1if: f,bf: veatber clear.
! STURGEON BAY.
8psetat Dtspateh to The Chicago Tribrn&
STURGEON BAY, Wis, Aug. 2l--The tug Levi
ahan arrived here YESTERDAY with tow With tho
stoue-scow that sank off Two Rivers last week.
Arrived today via cana1-Schooner Conquest
ID Departed IH % via c%anai-schooner anal 1ultn9.
Wlnd-Southwest, light; weather clear and
cool.
Special Dtspntch The Chicago Tribune.
MApQuErTE, Aug. 21.-Passed up-PTopeIler
Ds; Arrisv;ed-pnopellor Fletcher; schooner Iron.
ton; propeller &. B. Tuttle; steamers George
ctearctiSTug NisgaEa; schooners Monteqm-
puiblie, i Tim Baker, Fitzhush, B. Calkins.
EsCANABA-
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Ttbunt.
EectsABA, Mich, Aug: 2l.--Arrfved--Pro-
erspi ers Riohard @ winslow and md T. II How!and.
Cieared-Prnpeiiers Forest City. ". L. BROWN.
and Mary Jnrecki gchooncrs hate ptd,asIs M1nsiow'
and T. a. Howland.
special Dtspateh to The t,htenoo 1tibttne
MILWAUKEE, Wis. Aug. 2l.-Siaflne matters
nect OF coarse freighters are in port to-day: but
the schooner samana Is the only arrival from
below.
Tomorrow the tug Hagermau tows the
schooner Jessie Lynn to Chicago.
The schooner Gertrude Is in dry-dock stop
ping leak.
Special Dispateh to tn, Chicago 7Ttb1tHs-
DULUTH. Mimi. Aug. ..l-Arrived-.Propeiiers
Empire State, City Of WInnepeg, City Of Free
Depar1ed-Propellers City of Fremont and City
Of Winuepeg; schooner A. L. Andrews
PORT coLBoRSE.
Spteta, Dtspateh to The CHICAGO Tribune: ::
P0Rr CoLBoRSE. Ont. Aug. 11-Passed up
Propeller California, Montreal to Chicago, gen
erai cargo.
Down-Schooner Lilly Hamilton. Chicago to
corr.
CLEVELAND.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune
CLEVELAND, O., Aug. 2l.-Arrived-
Arctic Portage, City Of Concord, Chicago. ;,
Cleared : Propeller Commodore, Chicago;
II. 8. Bacon, Escanaba-
PORT DALnoCsTE~
Special Dfspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
Ponr DALHoUs1E, Ont, Aug. s1.-Passed down
Schooner Leadville, Milwaukee to Oswego,
Theat ...
COLLTyGWOOD.
Special Dtspateh to TIC Chicago Tribune.
COLL1N0wOoD, Ont, Aug Il Arrived =
Schooner Lotus, from Chicago, l7,9l bushels
.oru-
, 1880-08-22
By TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN.

TOR El9N.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 2l-uo H. m.-FLoun-So. |. lis
Cd; No.2 IS I'd.
GRANNY sQheat-Winter, No. l. qs: No. 2, Is Sd;
spring, No. ys; No. q 70 I'd; white. No. 9s Cd: No.
2. s. 10; club, No. !, los; No. 2, IS Cd Corn-NaW
No. l, IS,
pAOv1sIoSs-Pork. e5s- Lard, 43s Cd.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 2l-CoTToS-Actve and firm at
a7 SLID: sales H. 600 bales: speculation and export
c,0O; American, 7lW.
Paoy1stoSs-PEime mess beef. Gia. Lard-Ameri-
can 4ts 3D. Racon-Lone clear, as: short clear
LONDON. Aug. 2l-sr1H11s or TuRrES1lsE-2is I'd
@25.-
ANTWERP. Aug. g.I.-PETRoLEUM-S'f.
The 70 Iowing we're received by the Chicago Board
OF Trade:
L1vEnPoo1. Aug. el.--Whear quiet and steady; red
Corn steady 1T s. I'd Garxoes on coast-Wheat rath-
er dull. Corn In moderate demand. Arrved-Whont
Quill Corn quiet and steady. To arEire--Wheat and
r. ID BMaeonn1ong M clear ~ ad short clear Is ID
IL LoXDoSs Ah9 M A;;--LiverpooEWhea steady: whito
steady. Mark Luue-Cargoes OF coAst-Wheat slow.
Corn steady. Carxoas On passago-Nhcat not much
doing.
, 1880-08-22
LAKE PORTS.


Special Dispdteh to The Chicago Trtburs
DETROIT. Mich, Aug. 21.-Passed up-pro-
pellers Newburg. Philadelphia and copsort.
Nyack. Colorado; steam m-barges s. E. Sheldon
and consort. Abercorn and barges, N. Mills and
bargcs Hestford and barRes, Tccumseh and
schooners Penokee, A. Muir, and James Norris,
e.. aurlbut and cousort, E. 3. Hale and
sShooners M Alya Bradley, Fayctte Brown, s.. j,
Iilden. anu Negaunec; schonners Sam Flint.
bismarck, J: Il. petton, J. H. Hurrzell. Helvetia'
II: stewart: John Jewett, Rival, Swallow.
-fEssed down-Propellers Arctic. Scotia. Lr-
coming Idaho, Can:s1eo and schooner +. i
Eeorger, India: sreAln- bur9es D. r. Rust and
consort, 4. Howard and barges, Rudolph and
6arges, q. ". Powers aud schooner Three
nrotnefs, Bay City and bar8es, Burlington and
oarses. u F. Rose and barEes, J. s. Fay and con-
SORT anu schooner ]. C. fInrriaon. Iron Age and
consoft, Egyptian and consort, Muytjower and
Darxes; sch0Uners Newsboy, Fiorctta Michdrnn
Nicuolson Gardner, F. A. Morse, c. j. Naptil. O.
Aitchell Two FnnDies-
ST. JOSEPH.
Special Dtspateh to The Chicago Tribune
81. JOSEPH. Mich, Aug. 2L-Arrfved- -Schoon-
er Lottlc Cooper, iron ore, Escunnba.
" BUFFALO,
Special Dtspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
- BUFFALO, n. T., Aug. 9.-Arrived-Sc Schooner
31inn'e S!ausnR, erain Chicago.
-,tleared-SchDouers 81. J. Wilcox, railroad tron.
~ -. 0sdcn. N!nnte 9tauson. Chicago.
canal freiRhts steady and unchanged: wheat
, 1880-08-22
SWIMMING MATCH.

ATLANTIC C1rr,. n. j., Aug. 2l.-Boyton
and Fearn started in the international swim
ming match to-day, the former to swim two
and one-half miles and the latter two miles.
They entered the water at :03 Boyton at
once took the lead. There is stiff breeze
blowing, and the sea is heavy:
Fcnrn ultimately passed Eoyton and won
the match by six and hnlf minutes.
, 1880-08-22

Short ribs. seller September, clio cd a. <a3lSM8 10
Long clears qavled ut S120 loose and $40 boxed;
Cunabcrands siaGs8c boxed: long cut ham.. saa16c;
craze; green huns. sams average, Stts14c-
NacUn quo G Mt Ga{GtGl4c fur shoulders f36Q9c for
short Ribs. tor short cears up1HSc Tor harna.
tiltEASE-Qu!et- We quote white Mt 6AGf53fc md
yellow at ~ 44Ac.
BkEF-Was quiet at sS259S.50 for mess $s75GaU
for extra mess, And SlA.Us ~ for hams.
54@5Ac for country.
, 1880-08-22
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. ol.-Tne following we're
he closing quotations Qt the Stock Dfutrtl:
OMMERCIAI,

The following were the receipts and shipments
of the lending articles Of produce in this city
during the twenty-four hours ending Mt : o'clock
Saturday morning and for the corresponding
time last year:
, 1880-08-22
WILLIAM DAVIDSON.

Special Dispateh to The C7sieoao Tttbune
BATTLE CREEK, Mich, Aug. 21.-Tract
men on the Grand Tnunk tonight disco7ere9
the body Of q man II ing dead on ths tIsek
Davidson, of this city. Investigation pore
that he died Of heart disease.