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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-05-08
IE FISHERMEN DOING WELL.

THE SHOW SLIMLY ATTENDED,.
The show at the Hall, on Friday last.
was but SHINY attended, and the per
Torrance mediocre.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-05-08

For Corn Oats Cabbage and Buckwhcat-re-
taiin.. at 80. 90 in I'hiladephia.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-05-08

MILTON Y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk of the House OF Delegates
EUGENE HIGGINS
MAY S-3w Secretary ui the Senate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-16
COTTON MAeKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

,,ot,s7. Aug lf-Cotton quiet; Miadrns Ic' Low Nlu
anc lgis ,U6sc Ordinary sac; TeceipA 4" oaes'
safes ., v Aug i4-Corion dull; Mdding. II ec Low
xfi,n~ IGs,c Good Ordinary. S'sc PEI IevclPN %
& 20 exports 10 bales sales 20 oHes'
s'ecn, an@ ICoOn idy Middng NC; Low Hlu
c,iyg ii GOOD Ordinary, 9'sc; nct 49,
LOS st2 pales; exports Great Britain oAo oA'oS ~
9.5lf baes c.,,o, Mddlpg. IL &c;
~ NIodlng lsC: Good Of"nsry' "
ac@,nre I5l bales 90 bales siOch 4 toV ov
lA.-CottOn nrn; MlnuiIn-' ,ass
MOD iug Iuasc. Ordinary. &C. reeopt,
sbnments ss3 saes. bales STOCK l,--- ~ ov
SssToS Aug l4-a,oItop firm Mddlng llc iD Ds
1aiss sale stock, 2,6Ol 0ales
Aug l4-COttOD STEADY
,v,sp,~ Aug l4-CotuOb gu ct Miihns. ~. ~,
no as .h,nmrns uone sales 90 bales stock " Oaq
1sc Good Ordinary. stsc. net receipts ~ oes
rer, WISE saIes none st0oA 49, V@o %
* Aug IA dun A0dinR ii se. 70"
,,dng IN Good ordinary. S'sc net rceepts 20 JAZZ 1s
49, a. hales exports France, sail oAes s4o'' -"N
bales s1s 4 nS quiet 1dding. II hc; net
1913 Dalee exports o"'ot"O Wv ~
90 Dlesi .i. Ang quiet Middhng II &C. 10"
a., tng 40 Good Ordinary ~ 4c' ne .ates
800 snnDers 100 bales s,oeA o'ooV oio tox
osS aur 4-CottOn dun 9.uaint, ha1ss
nee Good Ordinary, s4c- net 800 a III
Horis ecoastvise 927 bales; safes w" DA'''' ' "
| bales =, co,t,n ouiet Middlng lie. Low MO
nlne r 6a,as sales 90 bales sIO.S go nv
Aug I4-COLton STEADY M eant IL baIes
,,,,,,r1 f0isc, Jood Ordinary, $50 ne' 'o''P''' -
| stock $50 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-16

and easv Eers and firm: penrsylysna lgc West
snnplies New.YOrk Pull Creim, l2rc. Western r III
Cream TO- seeds unchanged Feed q1iet. Petroleum nom
insi: Refnea IN b6ls., s'sc In cases IL "hsAo'
steady, Western. 81 IL a., M
~. Lorls. Aug l4.-rour lower Double Extra So i9a
az treble d.. a. 2ras 4D Flnily. - 6O0H1 10
Wheai opered higher ani active but closed lo%eri 90
ped Fall g3isd9jc. cash 9t0ojc. August, tOis@1 &c
ssnember gD dgl &c october. ~ dol. G. November sJ'sH
o1Lc Al lie year No. do. - r111ac 30 q 10 -
80, Corn HIGHER az 30 "a 30 ~ 90 and August 80 -
sapiember 37c. October. 35'fc. November % q
lie ali the Oats higher 20 % ~ &c bid cssh "a &C
Argsf - 7sd2J~c. - ptember t'aa,J SC OCTOBER l3
ann AT 81 oc dun nominal NhlskeY segy AZ
a. ~ PORK easter SIS 75a slG. Lard hrm at t-pIc
RnlE Meats ana Eacon easier bur not qnoaby over he
cenIa- Four 1000 hhis heat 800 bush; Corn 6VocS
S,.n oats s.OrO bush: Rye 1000 bush; Harley l'uV
h.sh -bipmeuts- Flour li.ptO bb Wheat 2tbnOc bushi
s'nrn lnI hush. Data 1000 bush. Rye. i.noO bush
TGf mo Aug. l4.-Whcat No 1 Wnte Michigan
az 10 Amber Michigan IS Red wabash. spot 49,: An
nat gTs,c. september Scc: October 9s@e. No. . hed
W.bass ~ &C: Relrc'ed. SIZE Ma. AmDer II h,i,,
81 o. - No. Re Mxed Csc Corn steady blga MiEi
10 NJ . August, 4lsc september and october, &c =
white lSr REJECTED Al % Oats hrn No spot - 2,
4rrrer gsc Recepts-NheIt 1870 bush, corr zfVy'
busr Oats 4.OOg On h alipmrnta-W meat ouo Dusn''
Corn 5000 BUSH Oats, none track-Wheat 7op EAR
WILMINGTON. arg lS.-sprits of Trpentne Neauy o., %,
os N0sIn firm 81 OH fOr Sr'ned and - ~ 30 lOr
Good strained steady 40 - o. Crude IHrpenunn uh
T II su f,r Yellow Dip - % Tor Virgin. Corn steauy
Prime White 51c; Mixed 5jc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-16
THE STATE or TRADE
ppMrr1TTg MARK EI~.

BALTIMORE Aug sTm and n :a4y .nE Y4 h4m
Soa tr 80 asi u Amber. Il y q 70 20
Western Wlnier "a "a o. o spo @l oclabsr 81 os5asi
Ndvem6er u o99si o. CSrn or 4tein i s low sfc
Wtsrn xcd SPOT and Ausus 9lc :. pt siRsr ed KS &c
na 3v. nuie and easier at 16c Hay unclaimed FIovs
ions very ar9 BIZ without e71Iss ' Egg quiet
a. lle Petroleum gncAangG n,st,x ami and IN
ehnred Frrghs 70 yerpoo r steamer s. ei eoa I %
B1rro .Sy T9Sn a. d 6 1Hs non Corn
good To arrive and bag or saS' Barley
Nothng doing Eye-N2ne N syi York 6y rai-wheai &c.
Corn So o 9si' PC OA"-
com Go Ar 4@four quiet, but firm Wheat aci9e
pfm ana nshcr RED wn'er W SO
Chcas3, ssEc october Corn and higher out
cased easy at 37Haa37 -c cash 81 r. 23
e eoSer sye barley steady and nneha an rsTS
Sr s6 a. bid Oooper. Lard .ieady anu or D a
Neat active ana higher shoulder S,O1 na nnepsed
a. 10 u 90 GPreshs-Con Buffalo &c end s,.sr Fancy
g. Ss Is Family - 6oSi 10 WHEAT S a. 70 s res reeepts
Ter ono mG bush sSpmea 10000 bush Corn stS %Iea
30 Mixed shse9 4ic 9a sc nFB BsT,ey N que. Sa
Fail At Sso arm POT but anip
& Clear RID s37 Bacon n aT 6os Wsis
&C. SIear ,a 81 Butter dun Choice wsstern keseve
sss Choice Gs.sTA COMMON om2 s4Ssa 6S Light
81 80 Packing. - aGSsS - i head -
receipts 40, i4-Flour steady Wheat steady 10
white Mehs an o. c AUGUST 9o.e; 7 Sc re QUIET
S CHOW aSe.. High Mixed t2c 40; No DO So L
ooY a,Ied s9e: No. do 81 &c teeSp'-t snnen ,ye.
bbls. 49, o. bush 40 500 d bush Soin 100
Aug l4-Flour quiet ana uncnahRs ~
80 sivanced lac and cOeed nrn 40. ~,
HPsrs nominal 90 eZao No Al" sah 30 DO
LA ngnsf ~ ,c september oslfe. Octooos 80
ssac So do II ac Helecte Ole 1o'n seo ssrce an
81 &c &C. higher NO. HSe = 10 q spring 1sc Pro
,nns unsettled Pork le 20 casn ana any sn1sn
~ al 1ctaber IArd-Prime steam osh VIZ $50 M
seg soc October. Hogs steady 81 a. s:'o@S''o' ff'
Wheat 70 n tng I4-Fonr-Bather more DONG Du
w,thnnt In pr,eea Wheat slnmsnts sc
ne n hsn Al the close OF tho second AL oo ., V
ec - for ear lots Sail Mixed IN sevssoi' Ga
Sanei ns ana more demand SO "s,,s $40 90 81 asse
whse &C Rs,see6 ssc Provision. nrm cy Mes. Bee
iss So nss Hams s22 9ss1 % Ms SIS ao m Sal, A.
LII r, s inse Clear Iub sdes smoEea &C. 90
aISsAVl shouaers In salt. $3.50 vc 40 ~ Fiesa
SAT- o ra .Saisc IArd-Westarn Kettle Zoe: q
go ~ d. nacheea. ioosA 7oosI7ee' ba''ef au'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-16
WOOL MARKEr-BY TELEGRAPH.

Pcsros Aug lt-Woo market very quirt aga thoueh
-rlc.s nate1a aner q" eLency J, lo u ~,
r.a.iu hold IT ei'r- at cur
rnt rates mana lnd Ecrent about puIcha7hK
NauR tIr market show more ne Dc OF =
otinr reav; Ots s.ies largely decreasei aS coup.Fe
Or, hn.r of a4f week Washed fleeces the iehdry ~
, - ee,. Nv m = -or AT the close me de
1nd ior Cobng Deiainc Fleece was acty1 ana III
,rces we're ufal le fOr hi. decr ZION california " o'i
reryi e. Inquired MeUu u| ashed oo' in lNo 10
connect. On ted Waos dun and prices settled do"h no
icr'.tf o. ,ir importance III Foreign NO sales iuciue
6to penn vivauia ami VIrsL Fie'ces, < NN ara
,i..sr, Nchi.an ana Msctuu. 0laf.; ""
MN Wi.c0usil tc coarse No Fietcts . PCi "iysn
lie pras 10 dc. h"utuc t0niphs fI
T-ry,si.d Comb = AMI Drain' use; ioafsn "
orlnr ~ ~c Sew Va Icr Drt sDn. sc Hh. - 'oc
r.rifrrv VI ,lr. 1u.isHa washed icollH, 3'-fe ~
washed Uum han llnr tl'tc's -' "a &c ~ ~
f'rrr. yfG}-c ~ -+r ~cJurcd. . ~ s - ltp-
v-nef !f fir super Pulled. ~ Die Iaiin
aud SeyFZeaanf. 4jt-s Mo- t-v "rj &c g n' '3
nf, e l.-1l-Os H. Of Whcn iJ-pJ'V ID were ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-16
yrpopr,v rrSASCfAD Markets

LONDON Aug I4-I25O pmConsos 9slIo for both money
Atantic Western nr-t TnortSFse
1rstees certincat.s NewJers central ccnsyls
COn-Ols, ScH'i- w
~. .oi.g | % Sc Ibf
LOSDON. AUG. lf.3O p NJ hsois y. 10 ~ o. rnrt ge
account ami Greai western hirl
frnsfees ceruacaes o97s second mortgage -'4 ionn
s,Ivaua Ienttal. .. q: kra Ing, =. - $50 ..rr,,o
IONuO. Aug. ~ me EcOn0pt6t 81 ms NeeA s"ls
rar OF discount Bank bills 50 days 10 ionlnr, ~
- cam ann or trade bins months. - D2 per cent On
f,oes Exchaug fluctuations were very
~ Tatnenia bourses 1ndrd 70 the belief thAt the
prte - qispos II Tie lOweis Inc WchkAes ol
the American markets rs coute OdaIceu w nn,gvr
near Al .taudsti rtish railways are urn aihoS1 "a
ne. Amen an received a slight cnecK from Ne"
Wy Where the arkets had pre- ousy been OVei7hhshe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-16
11rr srncx MARKErs-nY rELEGRArn

cur,cO Aur IL HOGs-Pcceipts. H. GOO neal; snip
rosnf. GO0 head mark unchanged
CAVrTE-ReceDt-. $500 head sipments 4jOV hesh mar
keta uicf and INC anged - q. ID.
head market hrWer. Common 70 MI
ill.,, - Sd 80 OOol TO CHOICE "a Juasi 90
II ICI- Aug lf.HOG- steady aud unchanged teceptS'
. : ~ head shipments. 100 head coo
CArTT-oulet unchanged supply small recelpeS ooo
1,yFr"Quet and unchanged receipts 1000 head ship
IA ffn41
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-16
ETHIOPIAN MARKEra-

LIVERPOOL Aug l4l23o mcSt lisan saS sales
,iadng Upsnd Seal Miaunns acnIauon and export
INT. $50 os all American an, ao septsmbsr and
aar LIVERY Gsss; no. October anu nsT denver
sia also esasd.; do, November Ana D0'0
o'i1 UrarooI Aug l<2 m-Cotton-Ihn msnd. Low MID
l 1 slsa.s August and ssptsmesr delivery sHs'
elsssd hSM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-16

FAIL PrrR Ms. Avg 1l.-For Printing Cloths mere
deTani bat no sai-s ar rriFr eel " - .
..,gra ,nih. !fr4ua ffr tie ntt@. iD' 0l tNceA
80. n o. prr-- dtvcr iI3Cop plcco ana -io'@ on
l,nd 4-etO pao.. decrease Of $4,000 pieces as com
frh d 4 t.tts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-16

Government bonds were excessively DUH at the
Boards all the week and the total Transactions
o,nornted only 10 S14l $50. Wednesday the Treas
N.Y.. nurchased s.. 800 900 Of the ana per cents
at fynres that were unusually near to the market
,r,,.s The final changes IN the biddngs from
those Of week ago are advance Of L per cent LOT
.+tc .of 1850 and a decline of L fOT o.. There
gos better business than usual III
state bonds. especially in Tennessees' which
we're HIGHER ON the favorable news as 70 the dspo-
sitirn of the people OF the State.
Railroad bonds were irregular and prices generally
moved "a sympathy with the share market. Inc
,,rcinallv active issues were Erie. M,ss lur, Kan
s,s and Texas secCad-, New-Jersey consois Mobile
and Ohio debeutures 81. LOUIS and iron Mountain
second MORTGAGES. Oregon Railroad and Navigation
frsts Denver and Rio Grande and Kansas Pacihc
,ssues. and Texas and Pacific incomes. The prlnci-
nal final changes are follows: Declines
Ec,a second consol-, IS; Boston Hartford
and Erie frsts. l1s: Mobile and ONO hrst
debenrures, oil; Oregon Railroad aud NavI-
gat,on 6rsts u Denver and no Grande hrsis' . );
ana Kansas Pacific consos p. per cent. Advances
Jersey Central consols oil. and incomes = 4;
Missouri. Kansas and Texas seconds Is; 81. Louis
and Iron Mountain seconds Il. ana first incomes
J. and second incomes l: Ncw-1Ork Elevated nrStS'
l.. Pe,ri, Decatur and Evansville hrsts. osi Il.
Ir.11 cousOis ., Denver and RIO Grande coAsoIs'
u aud Texas aud Pacihc incomes - pc. oonS L.
ne attention OF investors Is invited 10 w w lu'
tisemenr m another column, OF MessIs W 'uSIo",
TanIer n Co. offering the per cent nrSt mortgage
SINKING fund thirty year Don4s OF Tne UuIG ',t ~
West Virginia Railway CDmpahV- Inc "Vu4S ~
nresent are offered as 101 and interest nat the
rgbt Is reserved 10 advance the price WITHOUT no-
ie rece,pts Of flour and grain at the principal
Atlantic ports Saturday. Aug, a. were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-16
MOBILE AND ONO RAILROAD COMPANY.
NEw.YoRK AGENCY, No. PISE.St,

INTEREST NOTICE;--The Board OF Dlre &c.
nave this directed the payment OF interest," AZ INC
rae ner cent upon FIRST Preferred Income and SlnH
ing Fund Debeniures payable at the agency on the co.
- a. The ciy Of ioowa viz: 3 per cent on
the INST day OF september prox to the Registered
bs az The closing the transfer books on the us, DAY OF
"sr.t iosf AID 81 the trst dav OF teornaiy
TAI 70 rhe registered holders thereof at the closing OF the
an.ts hooks on Friday the 2lst day OF January boil on
Witch dates transfer books Of the said ns
III Ina closed Monday the 9TH Oh september
prox and Saturday the 9th Of February 1851 respeo
lively. -.-. .... -, .n.. an. sacona ORA
,Taa Income sinking Fund Debentures payable III III
the first day Of Decombsr prox 70 IAo
holders Of second Dobenturea IN
que OF tho cloang OF the transfer oooAs @e'eo VIII
ahsntures transferred Bearer must bs entered IN
~ OF the owner or holder b~ore the Interest VIII %
paid thereon, CnAos~ "~>~~S' ~'Ss"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-16

Ii Who are m!rre.tel in r9'ro'i. 9a,,ae IS
y ara ID. el e. ''4 stu ,'oe.l 70 . d. a.I ~
4 RARE opPoRT II 1os5. FOR SMALL N,
or in lots ~ eu shar- aud upward United number ot
, hir- * nr,class stock which ID sAor pay g. VI
a, IS ai oil win 20 stock % Eoa if hsi ID l"l, -, ,re
worF ~ .na,. ha' M 3e 'rened -Sp. EN- Der l. at
ih' r r'.,,' = i 'rs re si' .,r baarl
s's r.-cet. and further .normatiou apply 70
RANDAL 81. FooTE. BalAe. and Broker
So ~ B-oaiwav. NeF-York CITY
0GVEFRS and CAPITALISTS Will want to
- ~ ne gaas A ls1 2lg o 7 s , S, io5 Pacs
TOR ALE.
CITY Of New Brunswick ana per cent 1ogei sooo, guar
Ande2n 81 5 oI Iy PAID Rich County
-luA! dcot u.,~rrD
city Of st joseph N s,o"r esSG per cent BOND"
r. j jr.c,h an Parida iair1ad Bonds. .....
Eia AMI re5e 70, ~, , aai r. c a
Detroit and BAY 0i'' KAN O''' william r. UTLEy.
al enc ST. NrN- 10 4:
GAS STOCKS.
- cyy York and Brool,a la- socy, ,aa also kinds
OF A''''''" ''' ,.EeitH u. rRENTi->, ,,,c-
10 HEOA u-rl.,lANb 50 IA tAN"e-i LA L.
TTNS,IOCKS 4 CRY r. Il. Stocks and Bonds
II noaai, - so-i. rrHEwltI.51 Exchange place.
CWYNNE 4 DAY, - Wal-st., New New o ,a{
4 .-fani.b... ls.l transact general B1nk-nS anu
ttos,la.r r.-i.rss DOB Railway shares h2ni.s- &c. "
IGATTIEs DESTROYS OF DEALING ~
STOCKS
DO veli 70 write TO or e2H "a 1e V Ss W
-,,rl- ttovvns e Macy. This house Wansacts general
-1orE & nnmisson wlthyery larg. e1perence.
rv,UF GRANVILLE GOLD COMPANY offers
fr .,I. TO .GC FfOI DEE~. TOR 30 days IRON uitt
hereof Cui Jess so.tl. FIT II "a -, ms m -
u.nNRE par ysur 81. IS order L0.rt OF Iru tees.
SHARE" 'A' '"''' @EEDWiN r. MILFORD secretary
% uEy.sT. NEW YORK. AUGUST H. I99u
AplN. EXPRESS CoMPAsY.
NEw YORK, Aug -, le6o)
THE TRANSFER BOOKS OF thl~ Compdny
l VIII be- closed from O'Clock p d. August 10 20 ne
morning 81 pomDer= , p.pcocU Treasurer
UNITED STATES EMPRESS COMPANY
TREASURER, OFFICE. - BhGA1H44i' .cs, (
V'HE TRANSFER BOOKS Of this Company
viii be oled July 8 J., al p and reopeued AuSust @
! 1850 W. -. r N-LD, . -
u7O TIE BONDHOLDERS OF the / LAH
4 WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANf-NOLiCE l.
| tP5dE-gh b, ~ The UTAH WESTERN RAILWAY Com
pas have taken prnceedngst 20 recnse tne mortsei
An agreement D'd 20 The prDery Tor e % @ re
/ trustee Tor thd piIlVrc has ''" CAM
! uiaoritv ot the bondhoder'. . . am ao an h,-
apuIyipe AZ the office OF HE NION tHN
nyf'LXT NIX at No - Broad way. New YORK cav
| u,uloi..r. please their bonus 1.u
Corapv 10 Dee used by he Trustee 20 ~ purth''n
nror.rfv OF ~ai rail company ~ conformity W mo
ra,t n receive nrlo-t tccrpt' uai7Iriaoi'
h. inaors. tncut signed s'id Trust company 49,. tn,
Deporrrs VIII bee requested = r conyen.e" 81 'o re-
ConIanv} their roues Tor examination ' "" A
ceive tneir ccruheA'es 'ns iO'o" r. T. BISHOP.
X. II BASSETE
| r-r-tee- ID, MORTGAGE ~ Western Railway Co
| NEW ORR. July -. a D. 1851,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-16
Assessment Notites.

OsrrcR or THE EMPIRE MrsIxG CoArASf or UTAH.)
NO D wan SEa '' YoRx Aug 10. 1880
4 SSESSMENT NO / of ONE DOLLAk
y AID FIFTY CENTS al 5D) per share levied August
lsst d.i nauent september 1--O. dav Of feiBquens
ale ~eptan Del "a 1881. IL. VA y P4sAAG. SECRETARY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-16

------ OFvicR ITrrIE CITEF NISING CONPANY,. !
No ~ hROApwAY. NEw-YoRK- Aug o lSsO.S
DIVTDEND NO. THE Trustees have this
~ dav declared dividend Of on f PER CENT beng
share payable al me OFFICE OF THE COMPAN a, -
raaS9ar Room No. after 18th INST Transfer DOCKS
VIII e'o'e "" -- $780, ABRAHAM 1. EARLE
Secretary
Transferng paving Of dividends viii hereafter
he done al tho Oiice Of the company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-16
WINSLOW, LAMIER g. CO.
Cor. Nassau and CedE-sts.,
NEWBORN CITY
NOTICE.

Tho sodatea Mortgage Of the Kansas Pacific Railway
Cnnanv dated May l. 1873 provides that the Trustees
therein may purchase WITH funds IN heir hands the Co"so
dated bends ar the price for which said bonds can Dc
bad not exceeding principal and accrued interest
Now therefore, notice hereby given 10 holders OF sh'
bos eli AZ the undersigned Trustees SAID cousoded mort
gag viii receive any prior To the zoIh dag Oh AUGUST
D. ss led proposals for t4e sale 10 them az -ach Ir'
tees u 100000 Of said consolidated BOMBS ana O'' 'u'y
lee,t toe In west FER whcn may be them. not
exceeding par and accrued interest -
Tne proposals should be addressed to A. H. Cale' az >
Breadyav y y and be reeiyol until tho -0,h DAY Of
August. at no0u.
Dated this 81 day OF August. 1880
Jay qorLp az }rgustses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-16

oFF,cR on TIE HoMEsTAKE MINING COMPANY !
is WALL~sr.. Z
NEw.YoaK August IL, IoSo'
DIVTDFND NO 20 The regular monthly
ctv1dend Of 80 cents per share has been oeeaTeI or
INV nayable az the office Of the Transfer Agents. "ens
Fargo q Co. IS Broadway. on the Zoth instant
transfer books close on tho Auth instant
H. B. PARSONS.
Assistant Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-16
Che 1nrE.

MONMOUTH PARK RACES, LONG
MOaRaSCH n J-sscond summer Meeting 1880.
sstardsy Angus, ltthi Tuesday Angus, iIth rhar.asy
,a,sSsns SssDlscnAss Hurdle RAcA Races consmens{
no@DlIs a rrAlns directly y Course NOM .ensx
oot Of Lbory St, BY boss SANDY Hoox, ~ 500
h,a A. 40 a M and By Train. 7&5, MO- HAS nj
ixiA isop Fass tor rssad Zip ine'ad'nx sA""soa ~
rad 81 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-16
Dipioeno Noiircs.
KANSAS PACIFIC HALLWAY COUPONS.

Il ANoAo FALIFIJ HNIL" II OV"i V''7'
Coupons maturing August from hopfs or ms
know m - q Mon PACIFIC RAILWAY ttAs Li.s ~,
VI.T1~ alan eo,Dons mturif 1rnc dato from hAs'As
PACfFfC RAILWAY COMPaHT's & jUPOs 1st ~.
GATE series t. H. and v VIZ De pai on ana toI 'iAs
date IN prsseh tafi0p 10 ths UNfOs RUST IO1PAN
TIE coupons bonds u tIa Kansas Paeihc "a wv
omeauy viii hereafter De piid Office OF tne V1""
Trust Company. ,,Nvs ,f HAM
As liant II asu- or.
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firauci1I.
FIRST MORTGAGES BONDS
OF TIE
WHEELING AND LAKE ERIE
RAILROAD COMPANY.
THIRTY YEARS 70 RU v.

Interest SIX PER CEN per ahuUm pNaOf se'h'
annually in tie CITY Of Principal and interest IN
gold coin
Secured By a mortgage 10 the Farmers Loan ana
Trust Company Of he City NewY covering Inc entire
Line Of road rolling ghJs franchises AMI all other
property 81 the company.
Issue limited $4,000 per mile Of road completed ana
fully equipped. an IL.
Length Of Inc. Wheeling W Va TO Toledo O.2oO miles
Branch line NOrwak 10 SIndusky via Huron - u'ieS'
Total length road III mics
rail road ipe from
TOLEDO ant ~andu Ky "a mies
Toledo and -andusky Phlade pEa by ~ M &c
AM |9uiusk 70 Baltimore By % IN eH
70 miles shorter than by the Baltimore ana Oo
Railroad Wheeling iOelO and Detroit ana 30 nes
shorter 90 Hnron and sandu-ky posses through the
great Coal and Iron Beds OF Ohio a.
All stee rail-, Low grlies aud light Fun trst,
class equipment Iightcst mortgage line OF railroad
Of dual length tho state 0f ONO and less than onet'a
mile OF the MORTGAGES on te seVen
connecting Ines no TIE tat
POpu son OF the counties the line over 600 200.
new line o road uf IIusual me1 and importance.
WE OFFER = 100000 OF THE ABONb-N AMED
bonds al % and accure interest ., %, H. , go,
portion paid ctpla stock OF the Railroad Con
pany allotted 10 the purchasers OF the hi't St'VOOoo
q these bonds. ,,..,.. .o,,o. -
and other Information will be furnished on ao
phcaucn 10
The New.YOrk. New-England and Western
INVESTMENT COMPANY,
81 and 33 Pine Street. NeW-fork,
FINANCIAL AGENT
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A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE Nj w
n YORK rRIBCSE WILL Re RECEIVED Ar III
Up TOWN OPFICE- So IBIS Broad TaT cor Ihrty rss-
At or :By> rwsrty-tnri-st, corner hlght1 AVA
Fourteentl sL. corner anon ~ 40 ~:
Thirave cor seventh ST. AZ tho bAklr DrfiC@
No l2~J third IAN ce' ahii Sehty "
Harlem Eank BuiiaSL up Z" > y - 40 tV~sA~
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Dluloeno NoIl-es

nNJDEND NOTICE.-OFFICE "SrORMONr
~ SILVER MINING COMPANY" II Great Jone@st New
TorkThe Board Trustees OF this company nave aee
a nv 0IN D OF THIRTY PER CENT 80 cents snlre.
on the par Of their stock payable a. me sos
Er,aa,yay Bank 10. 1880 transfer oooAs Sio''
AUGUST 40 ~ WILLIAM ". JOHNSON, secretary.
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Mics DARN Z. 3 he, EFT. third DOR 'front.'
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kuds u root COMpet-nf female ser .htr anu u-e
mi 81 Tor ctv country Also male help AMI cno ssf
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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-03-11
Senator Bavard is. in every sense of

Senator Bayard is, in every sense of
the term, a magnificent man. Open,
candid and true, he conceals nothing,
and when the attack upon his Dover
speech was made, he promptly published
the text of the speech, that the world
might see and judge for themselves.
When asked the other day if he was not
troubled by the attacks his opponents
were making on him, and what reply he
had to make to these attacks, the great
Senator, with that frankness and con-
scienciousness of rectitude on his part,
answered:
"The speech itself is my reply, and that
has been published. I stood in 1861
where I stood in 1871, and where stand
in 1880. I am in favor of this country
keeping at peace with itself. am op-
posed to internecine strife. l was op-
posed to it in 1861; I am opposed to it
now, and if" he added, "they (the Re-
publicans) desire to make the next fight
upon the issue of opposition to fraternal
feeling and the burying of sectional
strife, animosity and the establishing of
q lasting peace, and are determined to
re-raise the bloody shirt, say that for
myself, and without any regard to my
position in 1861, I am in favor now OF
accepting such issue and making the
fight upon it. I would present it to the
people as often and as emphatically as
possible, and believe that we should be
sustained by an overwhelming majority
of the American people,"
If the country could throw off the yoke
Of politicians and call such statesmen as
this man to the front, ours would be a
model government, indeed. Its great
ness and prosperity would not be con-
fined to the material alone, but it would
stand forth as the grandest government
of the world in its purity and moral tone.