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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-08-20
Emporia.s Dona,,o,

THE NEWS is in receipt of the follow
ing letter in reply to its own OF the 18th
inst to the State Aid Society of Topeka.
accompanying the proceeds of the chart
ty concert and the donation of Mr.. VIM.
Jay, for the benefit Of the sufferers on
the western frontier:
KANSAS STATE AID SOCIETY,
SECRETARY's OFFICE,
TOPEKA, Kan, Aug IA, 1880
The Ne,es Publishing Company, Eapo.
ria, Kansas:
GENTLEMEN: Yours of the nth inst.
is at hand enclosing draft for $11O, pro
ceeas of charity concert, and donation
of VIM. Jay, for the benefit of the suf.
ferers of western Kansas. You ask me
to notify you of the disposition of the
money. The enclosed appeal TO the cit
liens of Topeka will give you an idea
how we would like to use the money.
viz: To pay running expenses, or. In
other words, pay our debts; but we rec
ognize your right and privilege to die
tate what we shall do with the money.
If you say buy supplies and send 10
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-08-20

Nothing supplying or dangerous, no
Morphia, no Opium, enters into the com.
position of that famed remedy, DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup. Price, % cents.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-08-20
Emporia's school Census
WHITE.

The following is the official report of
Emporia's school census, by wards, for
1880:
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-08-20
Letter LIST

Advertised August Is, 1880.
Persons calling for any OF the following let
tiers viii please say advertiser and GIVE
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-08-20

AdditiOnal locals on the Fourth Page.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-08-20

Victims to constipation and It's untold
miseries can keep in good condition, by
a moderate use of Ayers Pills, the sur
est, safest and most reliable cathartic.
34t1
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-08-20

5tosl SOS stos stols s,o,s ,st " ,stas
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-08-20

EoR SALE-A flock of 300 Cotswold sheep
~ choice lot, nearly all ewes Price rea-
sonablc and terms easy
soft l., w EiiSTER n,,nIn,, Ia.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-08-20

MONEY TO LOAN-From three to five
AVA years time, on farm or good CITY prom
erty, at 5 per cent interest and reasonable
commission. lott A. 5. SMITH & co,
MONEY to loan without commission.
AVA 1911 WIN. DUGUID.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-07-15
NORTG AGE SALE.
Default having been made in the payment CT tht

Default having been made in the payment CT the
sum Of two hundred and forty three dollars, S43-
O07 which is claimed to he due at the date OF TINS
notice. upon certain mortgage duly executed ana
delivered by John Wheeler to AlfIc! sully, bearing
date the fifteenth day of July, A. ID. 1874, and with
hover OF sale therein contained, duly recorded in
tn. office for the registry Of deeds, in and for the
count; of Wadena and State Of Minnesota, on the
21st day Of July, \. D. 1874, at II oclo*k a. m, IN
book ::A Of mortgages Oh pages ~ 81, 81. ana no
action nor proceeding having been instituted at
law or otherwise to recover the deDt secured by
said mortgage or any part thereof
Now therefore, notice is hereby gwen that by
virtue CT the power Of sale conte" IN SAID mort
gage and pursuant to the statute in such case made
and provided the said mortgage viii be force iosed
bv q sale of the premises therein described and
covered by said mortgage, viz: All that tract or
parcel of land lying or being in the county Of wa
dena and the State Of Minnesota, described as FOL
lows 10 wit: The north west quarter OF the north
west quarter of section nine [9] Township one hun
t|re1 and thirty -four 1871, range thlrtyhSe 1921
Which sale will be made by the Sheriff OF said wa
dena county at the front door Of the office Of Reg
lister Of Deeds in the town Of Waden; Ill said county
and State ON Monday. the ninth d"j OF August, T.
D. 1880 ut 10 O'Clock III. OF that Day at Puoic
auction tc the highest bidder for cash to pay SAID
| debt an. interest and the taxes, II any, on Sl
premise and twenty five doll rs attorney iee' rs
stipulated by and in said mortgage N case OF TORE
closure and the costs and expenses "HoWeo ny Id"
ALFRED sULLf, Mortgage
Dated June Is, 1880. "
~ ~ Detroit MIMI
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-07-15

The following resolutions of re-
spect and sympathy with H. J. Taylor,
were unanimously adopted by the Wa
dena Lodge A. O. U. w., previous to
his departure for Europe on the 5th.
Whereas-Brother Herbert J. Taylor, member
of Lodge No. 60, Ancient Order of United Workmen,
has received the sad intelligence of the sudden de-
Of his father and has decided to leave us to re-
turn to England. his native land, therefore be it
RESOLVED, That this Lodge tenders to our be-
loved brother united and HEARTFELT sympathy in
this his great bereavement. We hope for him a
safe journey to his native shores and trust that we
may soon have the pleasure of meeting him on his
return to this place the town of his adoption nd
that we may also have the benefit Of his valuable
services and counsel as officer of this Lodge.
RESOLVED, That copy Of these resolutions be
presented to Bro. Taylor by the Master orkman of
this Lodge and that copy be spread upon the rec
ords and published in the Northern Pacific Farmer
Dated at Wadena this Sd day Of July, $780,
CHI Peake, {Com.
II. F. Burch.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-07-15
LAND OFFICE NOTICES.
AND OFFICE at Fergus Fails, Mimi, June rs

1850.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has fled notice of his intention to maze
fn"l nroof in support of his claim: and secure fl
mi entry thereof and that said proof will be made
before tie Register and Receiver ofU S. Land office,
at Fergus Fails, Mimi. OF the 9th day Of August'
1880. Albion stinson, homestead application Nc.
4365 fer the NV Of section 30 town 1873, range 81,
an,, names the following his witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said tract, viz: Charles +: Storrs, Miles Adams;
William II. Slack and Frederick II. HV,sh, all Of
Inm;n p O., Ottertail comfy. Mimi:
Cts SOHEN Llo1Of, Register.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-07-15
Notice.

Complaint having been made to the Town Board
of Health, by citizens OF the Village OF Wadena OF
the nuisance filth and annoyance created by cattle
being allowed to run at large therein.
1t is by said board ordered, THAT al! cattle ana
horses hereafter found at large within the limits OF
said Village are and will be declared nuisance
ANA be dealt with accordingly
And it is further ordered, That owners OF cattle
and horses violating this order after notice. will be
proceeded against under section 30 OF Genera Sta:
uteS. - SOi1cN -; ~, Nhl ILGnn'
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-07-15
Important Notice!

Important Notice!
The second regular meeting of the
Wadena County Agricultural Society
will be held at the School House, in
Wadena, at two (2) O'Clock p. M, July
18th, 1880. Important business mat
tiers will be brought before the meet.
ing for consideration. A large attend
ance is desired. S. S. GARDNER,
Secretary.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-07-15
Notice..

All parties are notified not to buy or negotiate
the following notes: One of 1922, running to VIM.
Blair and signed by John Anderson, Compton, one
of $50 given by Daniel Dellmatter to VIM. Blair:
one by John Walker for $l57 so, and another for $50
given by David McAdam, both running to VIM.
Rlair All Of which were lost with my poclietbook
M the 81 st inst 5tf VIM. BLAIR.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-07-15
LAND OFFICE at St. Cloud, MIMI, June 6th

IHNJ :. =,
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make final
roof in support Of his claim, and secure na entry
thereof at the xpiraton Of thirty days from date Of
this notice. on the ed day of July 1850: before c. F.
Bullard Deputy Clerk Of The Djstrc IT, court at
Minn for the * nw4 and wh nH4 OF section 2,
town Isl. range IS. and names the following as his
Witnesses, viz: William Mssack, Daniel adams,
William Rawson and George Foreman; ali OF Wa
1enn' Wadeua Co., Mimi. d. H. FREEMAN,
at Register.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-07-15
LAND oEF1CE at St. Cloud, Mimi, May %

Notice is hereby given that the following named
se1tI,r has filed notice Of his intention to make final
nro in ,' SUPPORT Of his claim and secure final en-
try thereof at the expiration Of thirty days from the
d:tc If this notice. the 18th cay of July, 1850,
- Crow Wing county, with Wa'ena, Cass and Ait
kin n;t;ched, at Ve:nt;alc Mnn., George Foreman,
If " eua Co. C:i.n., for The swa sc Of section t,
tnv,, 73i RANGE So ana names t!e following as his
Witnesses viz VIM. i. Gocham, Thomas Ellsworth
Thomas NJ Jordan and Sherman Gardner, all of
Wa;tna, Walden" county. MINI.
4t5 y. II. tHsf1MiA-N, Register.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-07-15
Notice to Farmers.

There will be trial of the Mime.
apolis TWINE BINDER in the barley
field of H. w. Fuller, west of town,
next Saturday afternoon, July 18th.
All interested in TWINE BINDING
Harvesters are invited to be present
with their machines, and participate
in the trial. FULLER & JONES.
Wadena, July II, 1880.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-07-15
NNfioa

All persons arc hereby cautioned not to purchase
school district order No. 16, school district No.
81, Ottertail Co., Minn as the same has been lost
and payment stopped. III LYDIA GREY.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-07-15
NOTICE..

To those who contemplate buying
threshing machines the coming sea-
son will find it to their interest to call
on G.. H. Peake or F. Brown. We
have for sale the celebrated Massillon
threshers, both apron an vibrator.
Also the celebrated Massillon Engines.
Wadena, MINI.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-07-15
w. S. Hurst.
Lost

IN Compton, between the houses Of flame Robbins
and James Robb, a pocket book containing about
$500 in money, besides some notes amounting tt
about $425.00. The finder will be rewarded by
leaving the same at the postotice in Wadena.
5tf VIM. BLAIR.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-07-15
Notice.

I am prepared to give lessons on the piano
or organ at reasonable rates. Call at residence
over Farmer Office. MISS HATTIE E. BAILEY
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-07-15
E0R s ALE.

One 1S-inch Monitor brush breaking piow. WI
trade for king. Two PAIR year cid steer
in good order One small mare suitable for ridin
or driving. All the above for sale at my place
business IN Blutfton.
3ltf w. s. Hurst.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-07-15

Wadena county orders, for which the
highest price will be paid. Inquire at Bank
Of Wadena 353m
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-07-15
Quiet reigns since the Fourth.

wv INA S~.A wv o~~o
mills. 3
II. w. Fuller is improving his Office
on Third street.
The cheapest goods on the N. P.
r. r. at Blufton. 3tf
Geo. Luce has painted his house and
otherwise improved it.
The celebrated Favorite Cook Stove
at Maltby's, Button. 3 tt
Baumbach & Meyers large block is
nearly enclosed.
S. S. Gardner is in St. Paul. Ex-
pected back tomorrow.
The best scythes and snaths, $l.75
at Maltby's, Button. 3 If
Mr.. Compton, the Shell River mer-
chant, was in town Tuesday.
Mr.. Hassan now occupies his living
rooms over the post-office.
J. Kephart is building an addition
to his house on Averill street.
Mr. a. Whipple has moved into his
new residence on Third street.
Mr.. Staples residence, north Of the
railroad approaches completion.
C.H.Peake is putting in a fine broad
sidewalk around his new building.
G. II. Peake has received an Osborne
self binder, and it is said to be daisy.
The agricultural report of Parkers
Prairie will appear in our next issue.
We get the latest news quickest
from the Evening Journal, Minneap-
oils.
Dr. Babcock has commenced his
house on Third street, north of Green
law Hrrst's.
A private letter from Mr.. Potter
states that they expect to be in Miles
City Oh the 18th.
The ladies Of Wadena say they have
found their match in candy MUNICH
ing and it is male.
Money to loan for three or five
years on improved farms, at low
rate Of interest. Enquire at Bank of
Wadena.
Sherman Gardeners family is blessed
with another little girl baby, born last
Sunday week.
The cattle and stock nuisance is as
bad as last year. When, oh when
Will it cease?
We are indebted to Mrs. ellison for
q generous mess Of new potatoes, the
first of the year.
Prof. Whitney returned from Mime
apolis Monday. He reports having
had very enjoyable trip.
Mr.. Couillard, who has been visit
ing in Minneapolis and vicinity since
the lst inst, returned Tuesday.
Martin Shea, the popular land lord
of the Merchant Hotel of Perham,
was in Wadena Saturday.
Miss Emma Katzky started for Mil
waukee yesterday. She also intends
to spend a few weeks in st. Paul.
P. Variants addition is nearly
completed. He does not intend to
stop until he has metropolitan place.
Frank Dooley left Wadena Tuesday
morning for Winona, where he intends
to remain until fall, when he expects
to return.
Carl Northfoss is the happy father
Of a ten pound boy who was ushered
into this world Of woe on the morn
ing Of the 5th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dawson, of
Haskins Ohio, father and mother
of Mrs. II. M. Dibble, are expected
in about week OH visit.
The new smoke stack for the plan.
ing mill has arrived and been put j.,
position, and the boys are just rush
ing things in consequence.
RELIGIOUS services will hereafter be
held on Sabbaths in Peakes Opera
House.. beginning next Sabbath morn
ing with sermon by Rev. E. S. Peake
Last year at this time the big horse
fly was a source of great annoyance
SO numerous were they. This yeal
they are so few as to be scarcely no
ticeaOle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-27
rrsorrAv rIxAxcIA1 MARKETS.

IoVpey Aug 26-l2:30 p nc ~ toI hoth money
A. ris C1nni T. s. bonds tour cents. 1l3. AT ltc
a. ,.,.t IA esrrI INST mort gage trustees certcates =
O. e.a lnn1gare 30 RAILWAY shares, al 10 sec
oucri,f t. So ILLINOIS Central llI pennsylvania Ncht-4
So. ding 49, i Central 49,
LC.nrs. Aue. 20-2 2. m-Atanuc ana Great W .-,eIH
A. :, r trustees certificates, 40, 40 second mort
o.. .ta. ILLINOIS Central. 1861 Rcanng ~ = rams aus
wee lnrce renles al francs 80 cenlNes i0
The acr0Jl.. -, ,.,.- -. ~ r,r,- ~, 1,,,
len 3D. .rfr,4sel OBO durlnu past Week. The pro
portion OF the Bank England reserve to liability winch last
week was o. = per cent, now Dig pc! cent
I0Nrt.s Aa.. 1880 p. m.-Eile ~. w. q ID.
I0SN Aag. 26-4 p m.AtlaDic ana Great western MS.
rnrrr- frfslos-' certificates 6a; do second MOI gage
Tsee c.t tcales 2ylg Illinois Central llo Peps wanna
(ert-f bi, Reading r. Paris aGNices Quolc '!Iee p
cen feu.- Al - francs 80 .entimes Tor the account
FAE. Aug ZC-Ine specie III the BANK OF FRANCE mar III
eressal q Il a 600 francs during the past week , ,
BsH4 Aug Z6-Ibe ststemtn OF the lilye "a Damn "a
Ger1nary shows decrease specie o. O,iZOVOO maiAS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-27
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

,-rrr.1yopx Ana 2s-BEEVEs-Fresh receipts
"a ye ,.afle rodav cooler weather had beneficial
effect on The beef t S e8 S d1s were sold az se COM
mon 10 FAR Native Do OF 4Icb-c ,,Ood 70 ftle' az -
Plates and Naya 9c ANA Fat has gone gp 70 a S
70 Live the state o. Aia1ahS %o S y
wake t a Giett l60 the Roxoury Castle
c. Martin 1.-Two Cattle on me bsiiuA M,i1oa and IsJ
ngess,i noes on the CITY OF Montreal ooa.a,, oa.
II, h,neton Market A. jersey CITY butchers Wer-
buying rather more igey eat MARKET and he
% ceaei at sica y prices lev foor 0IlsstIs were
psss9rs aud Butiernk Calves - iof req 5s
aud Mixed iois 40 &c io aUc 70 90 for Choice and TX
ira Jersey ana bgsE ss s od State Butren 900
n AZ Sc YEAS 4S n At 4e 90 aoI No. d. at jite u.s. IS
,a COUNTY unity 90 IL h at &c l4l ~ az Sac 81
%" 90 h. at 10 do. ~ ~ at &c. 40 100 d. al &C.
q be dSsS Dewey g state eIasers poor Ia
ID, a. ~ AZ Sc Veals 90 p. at &c. DO l91 D al
&c y do "A D. a, ~ 70 wS s,s 3r 19 Is n al sc
AZ guttermik calves 2l2 a. at ~ = "a 40 "a ~. al
At 2@e; 40 , n az &C. suckers II. al 4c vsas Jo
az ID ame sold Il stat Bgttrmk Calves 2s NJ a. e
1s n Al 4c Yeats 2oi r. a. &c aoi oi a n AZ al
9do 3si D. Ma a. NJ p Il &C. . 'O 40 ''
a Heas &c co 4o s's At ~ = s a. o o
at 90 - 200 D. a. 20 fsa a. a 4e do a. NJ at
Sc. 70 do i4s n at oe is do lee @ a. Calves qol II at
hirpy 20 81 n at z,c. FED Caves ga %. at 2'sc
vss i25 N at ac II do lol 10 a. Oe ,,,t .avss AZ
%.atnn n Holmes sold ~ StAto H"'''NA-.'~ ~ -
a. 50 per 100 n IL. q -ta.e Rnttsrmuk Calves 1876
-uckers ESQ 70. AT 41 ears - - a. o'-
ID a. -od Bucks County ears ~
"a poueher sold Jersey NeAS loo TO- ~ 'o' Do ''
~ al &c. ~; T. n b-Iecepts ncuding cars To ar
ave We're 500 of l5S head cars 4, sie.
cav and y ashngt0n MiIAs,i t'.
3a5 hean against &5sls heA. o' a hi a
Inc time Last week The supply o. snesp wealth. has
1870 tne Lamb AID Prime STOCK sou - ,. -
hebou .o Conmos and inferior lots were dHi an -
AT ~ ,nr poor lots selling low AZ 81 % per go ,o
low, oD, S =, q. sc for Common 10 FAR, anu
So ,eaI,y Prime shipping Shsep would sen a. ,r
s,Gy trfn. Poor 20 fr ann. ~ n
latter - little better demand Tor dressed VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-27

~ e-rvrya stafe dull NJ IL g. whelr-Sc !. White,
s,,dv M o sd. spmg so. = dnll 90 Did New WIN.
h.eA - afv at Winter. steady nc
-, "a Cn-r-,!ixro hrmer "a. COtfonsecd OH
= - spr-san u0lc In market EOsn-i cfunon. Al Lon.
- raiv Ia Ga 1uTDentlue spirits n London. hriner ~
2bGd. ,e roso 3, 81, 10, 20 "a ,or t,erce for
No.. N..e PORK per Dbl tor Pr Cheese, 90
= - M Tor ie lrst rrarcs OF American.
- ,-ppln0f Aug 2G-6.i5 p m'hecse. 50 per cwt for
a.. srs rrGcs American Wheat Sod lOd per GENITAL
for aei winter ,,-.--.-..-. IA nor
-r,rfs of Turucfflne. 26' per cw-
ga rl,o,roT aug 2g-7 .. m-,aras, 25Gd as per cwt
for t.uha centrifugal roliIllng '1- -,
,-T,grRP Anr % -fetTorum 1Is francs Tor hne pale
ae5ran Lard closed at i05 francs 30 cenimes per 100
Ai. tgr,rry Aug 2G-Petroeum. marks - Tfsuunga
PRaZILIAN COFFEH MARKET
RIO JAvsRo aug. 25CofeeA aret qiiet with DOWN ,
TTrnsrccou LONDON 2j ID sales OF tine week or the nan
NJ. ana North Of EuTope, @2'Oo bags oT ne butH
H. ~ , ga Tor tho Mediterranean 1000 bags. Stock 100
~. Nj, - -,.- o,s,,. -,.c.. =, .a-Iv
- sales ~ he We.k-EOi Europe 1000 bags, Tor the
T-r,te'i stafes $4,000 bags stock. = uIO OagA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-27
corrox xARxErs-BY TELEGRAPH

aroo Aug 2sl2so cotio9 easier ao5 Sadii IH
Cpsut adhng oIle9ns aS x sg1 RECEIPT. 3 56
Ia $50 bales American fHtai e. 9e A,o9st
snG .er delivery 7saqd also u cd DO september anu
Ssleoti 'eI Cs3 S ioT ana December delivery
c. lsd DO December aad January delivery 9'sga
All g.ry jii cd; do April and May delivery o'i f1
nSEsra6i Aug 2s-i:sO D. cotton iadling Uplands
Ssa; AidaAng Orleans 81 0rdbary TpIanas 5s4d
LyEar00i Aug Pa m-Cotton1Ihe sses 81 ai 10
ding clause april ana MAY delivery Glad ,,os ,o.l
LIyK1iOy ag sen ND s1eiv Tor Gistsnt months
Aue0sIA Aug 26Cotton steay "a, t,s "a nales
NADINE lo@-c. Good Ordinary none net 'o'''' -'
B1IrNo4 Aug 2ecotton hrm MteiGg D. Sc nd now
slo KS bales exports coasts-e 80 bales sales % O4e'
ssro s Is cotton steady Midains nc X. LoT ga ae
eg &C. Good Ordinary 40 .c sSi b bsSsD''
Ga LISTS Aug 26-Cotion arm MiddiIng II a. &c.
80 sales 80 oaies .,ScN 2S97 Da &C Low
Miseinc i0sc Good ORDINARY. 9c RECEIPT s sUo Oaie'
shipments III bales saes bass steGs no. &C Low
Addag ordOaIy 0 .ss. 9 Ssi f baie. stock
LOUISVILLE Aug 2esOD steady MddI3s ~ &C re-
stlgs y shipments Z02 baiesi sales 20 'A'''
EosAug 2o-co,lou STEADY Mdding j. c low sa naa
s9ag Oe Good 0radnsIy s s ioo bales soCr 270-
kEw-OglEASs Aug 26-CottOn firm Niodne IL ia 81 nae"
NADINE IL &C. Coco ORDINARY 10 isc. net Tecelps ~ "
esa So bales 5000 baes s,"cs ~; ii 20 net
NORFOLK Z0.-CottOD quiet. ~ .aIas. ..les Al
nceipiS $50 exports cOastwlse' 100 o~ioS' S~~
DAes, stock. 3.4oS bales. ,,.as,.,o ,0ls~. IOw
rhiLADELPaiA Aug 25COtfoL hrm nlan'ine r,cenIs
hl0cllng Izc. Ordinary, - as
bone; gross 2ls bales sales, spiDneis' 20 D@io' ~ 49,
,s4yAEAH aug 2s.COron active a.od M, receiss G7g
kdlliDg lO7sc: Good ordinary S.to' no' ''''-'
Date 100 Lales stock, $3.50 baies s,ar udding
81 LOUIS Aug 26-CotIOn firm and &c mea sc rseepts
~ Low AadIiDg. lOSsc 10od I.,ss. sales lOu
q bAes gTOss, 81 bales shipments ~ DAo''
ea1es s0cx 2974 bales. .,1s.no In. Low
GbdAng lOsc. Cood Ordinary, none; net receipts - ~
Nocz. Boz bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-27
THE STATE Or TRADE
nnMEsTIl MANKETs.

BALToRE AHg g. orT ae1 and p ara lierT c
g osasl ~ DO An9,T s - ra nor and August 81 os5
september = 90 90 o. tefn Wliie teaiy
Yellow lower Western am aaa nesee,u . 5oa sns
White 5lc. do }eo" 5ic We''eIn c 81 Ken 1s caf.
Stronger Western White. ota4lc: DO 4.Aea. Ss
Firm 10 CHOICE Ne.t-.h rae ..o,.,r.-, ,,-,-e
o s1,ei Ro carroos Ordinary = cloce l3tel9''c'
sugar ea.iri l I Steamer gsd -lipu,-s-
Wl.it l-l.l.o bush g. rs L'iVV oHs" 7"'' "-'A'
Burfhlo Aus -e.-fioaF s'. . ,uss 80 Hard Du.
seller ts ye - O5 ,51 Pm demand for 800, ae.
b" tse 4. on ''''' viyd ID 45,ecf LOO bush.
Co.. a1 4tc- Loo bush do az ~ ~ ~ raTeS
-Notng DONG i've inar've fr2As 70 MY , -l ny
rai.e sesr Corn 5asc To- ,evYors Eieyadag and
stora@e-IA- WesleIn r , r.- i-. Iieva ng
eceins ays pl-- ,re't &c. per oa''- Inc 'e''e
paws 10 ADDITION ..c per bush. 49, ,. d. ,,-,..- ,,,.-o
CHICAGO. Ai& % t.f v-.nIrr 3 O.. So . chicago
spring 70 sc cash So &C. 7Sl,1,, r u arr AZ AZ
s. & cash sas43l9c sep.aosf 90 n, eS'@oer ofi, ~
good demand and prices shade si5i a. - % SET s 'e
September -7c October Bye easier a, ir Z, M frer
a, - cash and -ep,em0er sl6 aslo s5 oso.er ~ -
al the vear Lar ,ar, &C., We guy s' October BdlK
Meats otcgat,if aciiF- ai' hil4'i - ,.. and mn
caang al Il TO- lrcehts-oorn 70 buffalo 81 ,,-,o.
prao. Ang -e-i lon amg1 n'i . '' NJ e,I
feaScr 85c. oclober yl'.e 14i no ere Al',gn,
~ de-
ui,b ,iixrd. A. nc. NO. Mzei i34' 30 40 a., 70.
Oat. mol W -i-- tN. 40, -'i 49, M. v.-'
-c. SIC. DO. 5ic. .t,, tr-', -i,fr-a-nfs
10000 Dusil tniu .' l" l.l- lI1,' f,.-t.
OaIS ronc. - 49,. , ,,-.t,,,,.l y-be,r
OINctNAf AuE ~i--i '- - u,rrr., q-0ao.,..
uu.tt so. - Am'tI ~ n '-D " -
receipts. 1000 ui-1. =. go f--, g., = ,l.yl FL =
$3.50. Ef strong - % Ed am af -1'- sc
Fan. zoe loiA at.i.. --.. f....r -5c
BuE steals qneli ".u'''' ,..- p1, p O. 80. clear
Ii1s qs-i2c WAsgry active nTm and higher ~ q o.
Eufer 1uier unchanged Ch"icc western 80
i-r Cdoic. tcltIa ONO ID 90 -lA- 49, an W Ia,
Iiards j. 81 isc.; Nenlrcaii-. - Nc f"tS 4il''
mon -.a~4 6f. Light - Co II" 81 T. = ?, % =.
~ ,-tvr Aur 2s-Flour quiet and unchanged wheat
oi,rnrO se4ug, vtncfa Sc anu c"s,' t'' ~. -
v4u.cr SARA. o ~ CO.. SOFT 't'-t 90. i'iN u'7
arJ August aI september, -:t pcloprI 9V'-' No
~, 500. So do nominal; Rejected nominal t"i' loNl4'
~, m lSl.c quiet; No =, -"-fr itfc -lI'l-cl,
80 J. --c Barley quiet NJ" -Prn- 30 10Y III ti6
weak. Mess PORK 80 t' ch.l anu iii -
October flrd-Prme steam l-oc ca-h ah' 7eDle in'er'
Az ocroue Live Hogs dropping ATS J4t' 90 Iel-ls
,.'-...t h, fula|o &C. --.--
W. a. low on escrn Rejected on tIlc~ = &c.
sue. Delaware go teo- "A AicA' ot-po .'9e
I,elaware. track, lnc; fenn.iita ~ ,Ot. o.
lower f.r local uis, delaware eiil" anu
e-af -i j3-c; Western High 1ed 40 10; 'act i1e
r.r lo do .2c. Mixed. ser TENDER '-c 10 D,'oO1'
Tl... ft- market j. bare or steamer oIl ya,7S,.-
,t-i,t,. e &C.. do. 4o4t4ci so " Co, 90 '3li
$50. " iir t' 81 i,.- l.1I .1l,-
90. -.piernDer I7 qo bid. &C. asked october y &c
a. r. g. ASKED November. p &c BID 80 fSHe ~
siess PORK. 80 tAfa iiimg - ~ i6a lion I.lb