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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-01-22

CINCINNATI wonld be . "nati"
place to live in. could it be con.
verified from its nc.ns."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-01-22

THE old settlers of Richland
county meet February 26.h.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-01-22
DR.. Haas's Hog Remedy.
Nothing Succeeds Like Success.

The undersigned having had successful experience
with DR.. Hssss Remedy, and feeling assured that IL
is unfailng as remedy TO tn disease now causing
such havoc with the hog property of many farmers
In Grant County, have made arrangements for keep
ing supply of the remedy at the drug store of
Alloys GRIMM, CAssvILLR
and at the farm of Leroy Kibourn, four miles north
east of the village.
As to the merits of the medicine the proprietor Of
fers to arrest the disease among hogs or forfeit $780,
or TO insure hogs by the year and pay for all that die
He says 81 challenge the world to put my remedy 70
the severest tests preventive, and will forfeit
any amount agreed upon for a single instance where
IL fails such, parties prefer it will insure their
hogs by the year and mako deposit In bank Of the
necessary money TO make such insurance good. Out
of such deposit will pay for all that die. at their
market value. Remember that my remedy is the
only one offered the public that Ia used and en-
dorsed by all the great breeders II will arrest dis
ease in every instance II administered before the
vital parts become seriously involved and therefore
beyond the reach ofsny aid, It is the cheapest rem
edy ever offered the public because it will make suf-
hcient extra fat to pay for itself It's genuine
it's are attested by the great prestage which il has
honestly attained in this country and England. Send
for II and you will receive 1t by express.
The remedy is put up in $500. 81 80 and o. 90
packages and can be had a. above or BY addressing
z2Sma Oss,yiIle' wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-01-22
Timber Land-Cheap.

The I of section &. town of Harrison Is
offered for sale at IS per acre. Terms half
cash and the balance on time. For further
particulars enquire If the undersigned,
II d. ScHRKINER
Lancaster, Wis. October 10, 1879.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-01-22
A CARp.

To al who suffering from the errors and indIs.
srstiOns ofyout. nsrvo6s weakness early decay les
Of MANHOOD, Sc. will send you srscsipt that viii
cure you. fRER OF CHARGE. This gress remedy
was discovered hya missionary In South America
Send self-addresssd On veleye 30 she REv. JosnFs
T.IHsAN. Station ID, Nsp York Cfy. sSyt
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-01-22
Treasurer's Report.

Report of the German Mutual Fire Insur.
spes Society Of Liberty for the year 1879.
INCOME
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-01-22
Do you Want a Farm at Ian.
caster.

My farm OF i7o acres, all fenced and less
than mile from the depot at Lancaster i.
for sale.
Thirty-fve acres are under cultivation.
Six acres OF wheat and three acres OF rys
are already in the ground for next years. crop
The balance i: timber, hay land and pas
ture.
There are good springs and running water
plenty.
IL has new story and half house
good frame dweIling-and stable and out
houses.
The property is offered for part cash and
part on time on very reasonable terms.
HENRY SUCK
Lancaster, Wis, Oct. is, 1879. slms
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-01-22
CASSVILLE.
Reperted by Klindt Geieer A Co .nroduce 4

PotOsi Grain Market.
l am paying IS cents for oats, and pro-
portionately high price for wheat delivered
at my warehouse. JAMES ROWAN.
r. II. Kendrick, Buyer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-01-22

INVENTORS who desire TO procure Patents OF
theUnited States and else where for their in
ventions, as well as others interested in
Patents already granted, will. on application
to the publisher of this paper be furnished
with pamphlet of reliable information in re-
lation thereto. free of charge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-01-22
A Good Tai

well recommended aud ont of employment
please address
JOHNSON 4 VAN buren,,
45w2 Mentfort, Wisconsin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-30
THE STAIk or TRADE

BALTIMORE Aug ~ Flour more active but unchanged
aTrr II - a ii IT,; So Maryand II II 30
western Winter Il T. spot aud Angus >! o2'@s % sep
- GssqS 0s'- Corr--outhern quiet an Western
b4c Western spot and August 81 &c asked September
sq52c October % gos &c Gat, urn Dui gu ct 7"un
SOC Hay unchanged Provisions steady an unchans ed
Lrs- nrn AZ 7, Peuoleam quiet ami Unchanged ones
sir ny; cargoes, Ordinary to Choce ~ sugar
Iiv, rpool per stc'nor unchanse: ssipmens-" neat
6e.lOO bush
BrFgno Arg 2s.-Flour steady. with good demand
9q hush 40 Hard Duith, seller this yearat ~ O4@i
80 Milwaukee Cao oue,d ~ = 10 Win 20 Dls; No
eG sales OF 10000 bush 40. Mlxea 10 arrive. 45e.
i,sr,ey md rye entirely nominal Highwmes-CIu made
u .lqI 10 Frclghs u Sew YORK by rall-M beu. sc.
Torn soc oats. 6sc Canal Ffeight--WAeat sat Sc
Aur w.a a9% q Ea Tny t ' 60 s s
Wnte ~ Ieeep S9 NJ SS. r,, spms' N3 0S
4Sc Oe- 0u.ct 10 Mixed. 81 1875 aye Tresuiar and
wr,ler No2 u qsto BARLEY demand and firm No
Al ~ iala a,Ais shoulders, . Clear K .
So c. bacun quiet. shoulders b9"c. clear Rap y 5gc
sides. - 2c Whssty active ana urn AZ - -
tfa ohio IL l0c sIeall Haris, II &C, New
oriesl- 9as w.: Hoes dai Common -; og,i 90 l1ghL
reeePls 900 head s,P'S Snl arm 200 M wen,
and seaa ,C'c eas' - y september sr-e oe
&C. Nosen1e ,9'n aa "eas ana lower az ~ &c
10 e. ca-h and september % sd&55c pctlprr 1--we steady
anna SiS al "a i ea = 90 81 10 seF,eMer s
d Uctoucr Lard easier 40 f.c cAsi go 7G i9Nc
-eplrmbrr Isl a. De- Oc uber. BuiA Meais scAdy wi
~. demaut shoulders. SEQ e.; 7iurt HI -"ue rhor
4 ar 6gc. Wnlskcy steady and unohanEe1 al II ID
fralrhts 20 Buffalo, ~, 49,
.nuu. Aug. -. ti.u1 quiet wheat eahi 30
WHINE Ncn.ran .rrc August, thac september 81 PC
rc.,. tse. 40 = " me AicniE4u 9-isc corn trn -,
yellow, s8 ~. lllgh MlAra. - &c 40 Mixed 40 l2c
- . 80 - -c Oatz urmi ~ y hlte, soc. No do
age No ] Mixed 3sc.. No. d., sc lee pi.-tl u
oi mills. l.af. bush Conn., LOO BASH. Oat
toiu Du-l, Shipments Flour LOO bbAi WHEAT 2-,uu
Ousl wAt oT ' Ra 2fIosr quiet and uenlna waes
ou.r-a strady advanced lfc aud closed sttaly NO Mi
y.auase ttard O5la soil, t1'-tf 30. = MAW-ukc
go r..b and kurast september s-'c october
No 8dO 7rc so. d., nominal hrJccted nominal tor
outef. No Al .-i4c Data weaker - ~ for Nc. T.,
woaser 40 / al zoe. Barley n4ner NJ. -prins. 10 -
yrrvt.,ous sioav Mess Pork, 40 caan september
III 6O Ocfober Iard-Pume steam l.1Sc. cash ana Sc
truber sc october Hog esier atSi UOdsi 81. Ireigh
| Wheat 10 buna o. DO
rsllApElFHIA Aug 2s.Flour presents no new feature
downward movement IN wheat has thus FAR hI
sa src,ntinle trct upon pnces WLeat-rhe
a Nxsd uromp shipment, II nomlnaily 6Sc. ffea uD0ag
Osls-Lcss doing. but LOuAers Urn ~ SeH Ue"si NO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-30
NEW WORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY. AUGUST 30 1850

full figures The demand for good railroad bonds
continues to be large, but the supply OF hrst NOR.
cages that eau be purchased 80 as to return over
per cent on the investment is small and attention.
being turned to those of q second c!ass that anotu
a reasonable guarantee that the interest VIII he
paid ; and there is an increasing dSposlioh 10 ,aho
some of the best class of incomes and deoenluie
bonds. The business of the week was small
and prices generally were without naierlai
changes. Erie new issues, however. FUZZY svinpa-
thzed with the decline in the price OF the shares
and second cons0ls fell from D0l2 10 50 LA sJos ana
funded SIS from ssh to s1l2. Denver and kIo
Grande frsts show Improvement of Is per cent on
the week and consols are 81 per cent higher. and
Texas and Pacific incomes are 1ls per cent higher.
WEEKLY RANGE PRICES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-30

western &C. No ssstis; No ss as 30 Pro-
visions qmets ty Beef sll SO Beef Hams VI
500 Mess Pork s1oJ Extra Prime SlybV1sAi o" rnaar
Hams 12d13c.I do In Salt Pickle lOh9ln'tc; 1!ea
Smoked, I06l0 do In Sail, 9vc shou al
salt 6sc do Pickled8c. do smoked 7ci Dressed hxs
quoted. Lard-Wesiern Kettle s,15c.: do steam
do. Buchers loose 500. Butter firm supplies Wen
up Eggs steady Pennsylvania lyc Western lsc Cnssse
Western Full Cream l2c. seeds-Cover firm at sostci
Bran sl3 75a sI5 25 Petroleum firm Refined. IN oos sS
bid in Cases l2e WhIskey fTmer Western ~ IA;
Er LOUIS Aug 2eFlour eagier put not gLotaby lower
Wheat active lower at the opening but advanced 20
Red Fall 85 g6ac. cash SO 9oSc August o5Hs0eSosc
9OLd9lc. OctOber 300 an &c NoNenDsI
9Sssdsglac No 3 Red Fail s3aslc; NO no.
hla82c 34A-c. August 'sdS0 &c S.p,e.n
Der 36lac October 30 &c November 3b DeceHosr
bid all the year Oats lower at zOa1Su'tc eHsh ~
August 25Lo all The year Rye lower ~ &c oati,5
nominal whskey ste9dy 81 IL II PORK quiet Jo9tOhs
SIS To- Lard lower at 770a775 Bulk Mats R2ah a.
unchanged nrmer Shoulders bAsos Gear klo 10 ~
bills bush; Corn 90 0eC bush; oats Igo1o
bush; Rye 900 busn. Ia Icy, $1,000 bush rhDien.s
Flour l2OuO bbls. Wheat $4,000 bush Corn JOoo onSn
oats. 1000 ouch. ,,,-,t-.-
TOLEDO. Aug 2s.-Wheat dull No. White Michigan
g6c S62c; No. Red Nabasn, spot dud
August &c. september, DO 9c.; October ". &c; N"Feu
Der December a9ac. No Red wabash y5c;; 70
BED Mixed 93ac Corn duili hgh Mixed tSo5 , SS
spot &C.; september ~ he. october az &c NO W h
A. &C Rejected. oats weak No. spot AMI Au-nS,'
3Ossc October 80 &c. No White. J3 &c Sicbigan C.
Receipts Wheat loo o. bush; Com, 5LouO Oush Oats
10 900 bush. ShipmentsWheat 900 BUSH Conn., fZVVO
bu, 1000 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-30
CLOSING PRICES Of BOSTOY STOCKS.


LONDON Aug 1880 p.m.Consos 81 "eior Doth money
and Great first gaze trustoe certncates =
3J ILLINOIS, Contf 44o l'eAhS - -"
New York Central. $50. ,-- 4 . ~, -
"NnaN Aus - D MI :. bonds, our a haH or
ia four per cents llS7s. hves, 1883 Par \
aa1ces cent renies al % Hca % O'Hes
the account 81, ,,t. --.o- sors. .T,o
,o of d,scouu for Bank 81 DAYS 90 months l. 2's1
rr cent au bills. day> To months - per
cent ON Inc prices oil Government securities
49, moi h,,u well sustained The American railway mar ~
h suffered sorneW nat but home RAILWAYS and misc1 anrons
c"nranies as rule maintained ther positions Ia puu
G aVor The continuance u favorable harvesting weather
has STIMULATED prices Money Tor stock EXCHANGE pGr ose
AID bonds have been adfeFsty az
fcieg by report New NorA that fvd me u b"SO
eopte
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-30

HAvANA MARKETS.

,f,v.x. Aug 2s.-spansh gold. 225AaaZ2s Lkchanee
~ r the United states 90 days gold. - = premium
N'h ,nr ~. al, e., premium. London. lo-d ta pre-
co. SID 49, a, preuIun. ruEaf-Ihe market dunug
~, feet y - aia a unchanged No- ln ." - u ia
i.' sriob. .u Nos - % 20 D. =, lu9d =
80 so.asses sugar 10 20 = reals Mus,oshdn,
Fn,r sq- Cent rifagal sU- polarization IN
bis g4.0sa, reals -tecks N ~9rehouse a. Ha-
80 and AiatanEa--i.sdO boxes ff.Svv uEs anu oLprv
Na 1c-. nj me ueek-2 bags ana $50 hhds
ts sfflng the weeki13u boxes = %" bags and 5000
AF i,,,,s I'll III. Gags and Osu hhds. 20 the United
roAacco quiet ~ tie high petrnsanr o. hold
@ - IA vsV croD The Il small IN The Nuea
ei ~ 80, mi nm % the average iemeiOis The Nuea
ony produce 1000 bales against ESQ.,
Oou male Il a ordinary average ciOp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-30
11vr srocK mAHKrrs-nY rrLraRAra

CHICAGO Aug Is HoGs-Heceipts ~ 0l mead ship
mcnts 5000 head slow and unsettled the best
weak and Common &c. Mixed Packing. ~ g3dss -
Choice Heavy - ats 80 Light "a eOdso % the market
closing dull.
CarTlE-Recerts. 1900 head shipments 1000 head /
mar ket dul Fair shipping - oodrt 80 Good
10 ,hoice - 5uHg 40 Butchers, mainly - ~ 20 OEhe
Toxans - 4YdS2 50: Kansas Texans, - goa - -
~HFFP-R Receipts 30 head market quiet Dit MN Ooh'
mon 10 Medium. - 80 a - Good ~ lOG-4 20. ,,, - =
II LOUIS. Aug 2S-HoGs active but lover iNhls auu
Pa rituores - = - 80 Mixed Packing. - BOZ -
butchers, Fancy 10 70 20 receipts. s. 400 heaui snip
meuts. 3. loo head ~.
CATTLE-In fair demand with very hght s9pliy Pr'0s
unchanged receptr. 800 head shipments 7ui A,h'. -,
~HFEP-Quiet and unchanged, receipts 300 Ee~d snip
menfs 200 head.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-30
Cost ano founo.

I OsT or STOLEN. Bank-book No. g4, ,s- =,
IL A. re , avsngs PauK. The fndef OF hoauer "a
t1s boat y, sslfyer IL 10 the bank ~ no.
bsiass 60 lieation VIII be made fof nc"
BOOK 80 -'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-30
WOOL uARKEr-BY TELEGRAPH.

posroN Aur 22-WoO-M araet duh, win lev buyers pro-
emf and tnrir purchases have cen M -tV ~ sli Iv ~
sfaucr MADE but me hnik nI ooi
ri held az prevOus although WITH any usD"sllO
force world lonoW uahuiaelu ~
will siOcE up WIZ Nvm hht so,i
81 " a~hci fccces very natti.e oA.
nm eelng for ombug DcaDe erces California hhn
Wool. quiet and IN pulled " iols me moNenH y
liyb transact % in Foreign WOOL unupOftaui sale IN
t-an ga. zoe. " isconsn, ind H. new Or r..
ComDing, 80 DC h NJ Ky
IA .{-c asEed Counting, 551'4e-i AA' ~I.so'-
rcrrif0ry Geo a, 3tc, NJ islei a." nc.
Oh ,prapie g6081 Sprmg California - G'oc az al
fn,r,s ler. super Pulled. sOaJoci ub-"a-ic'l c.
-,our,d t56gc: Au.tI allan ana Sew Zealand 4Da t'e
CAM { VI $50 Total iOt the week, lISS''vO ID oi
which OI2. 700 ID were domestic
LOS DOS WOOL SALES.
roxnoS Aus 2s-The following the Wool sales of Fri
eav n, defai .-3311 bales sydney ana QurtsAuo- ee =
Is. l-.ddls Id. rt"ihy, tl q II
~ 10 x. and Pioc,i. Sd l. 7d Lambs IA - "a - 90
I'd a-y, 1-stLi is'i bl'1 ia-ut
r,sFle-ce II D. 10 ID. ffetst -2n@4N IT, lo,A'
10 peers 4 od sd, Lambs. lld - 7di nfthef NJ
a9t , as Port Philip Fleece, n n l. td Hcou ell
ifS a. ia Greasy. Jd a Locks ana I1e'es %, a j.
~ = 'r,r. .Ion SECURED. - Ia 9ts yd. Greasy
: = - - - ii hale. Sew Zraaud-f lecc- Is - q = ~
...d "A a. -. lIsGd. Greasy. ri ~ 2di iochr a'
p,ec.s "a ~ - -i IamDs. ii rl' sconr'i. IS "a =
~ baIer Cap flerce. L. ~ 10 gd HcDn CO. - 81
iO4.a ID Locks and Pitceas 1d ANU GREASY
So IA - bales SANDWICH issnl- az -u lo' AZ
.,i.. auo not priced Al In iaies t"uA
foreign bi'iing was rlifll'u i"' s.i
80 le.ftpf,n- Prices except Tor cfosrDi '- ~
rate OF tie last ahe7 7'-u' "A4e
,tere sod chiefly New u aand. sydney ana Cape
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-30
Business Chances.

&0S OOO "A GENTLEMAN ps %ltn ea aad
espsge - eo = Merchants h. Join them Ia ~ a.
MI els - go ,s'nss- I'M a promising Nortbefh OF 80
sI &c A Dnsin. sness and have be-, 81 feirr
~ iV Dolb are no" III puN-N DIZZY GOODS,
''~ Ao4iesS station q, ~ New forA-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-30
EACLE RIVER
- CONSOLIDATED MINING COMPANY

CONSOLIDATED MINING COMPANIt
Organized under the Laws % Nev-f0rk-
Principal once. l37 Broadway, \. Y.
Own thirty mines ana nb site situated N Eagle River
r,,ct summit County Col; capital 900 00O' LOOOOoO
.,.- m value 81 SO: full paid and Unasscssaois
OFFICERS:
Hon CALVIN T HULBURD. President
"a MERRITT NIcaPresident
MARTlN THATCHER secretary and Treasurer
rpr~TrIs-Abei D. Breed, Charles Waite r.. E1w1r A.
80, Hon Adebert Ames. Jonas Reed Frederick W.
Go Hon calvin I. Huipurd Anthony GiiHsll, Henry
u Atwatsr Martin Thatcher. John +. Clark Chauncey l.
-l,vfnI ooi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-30

LIVERPOOL. Aug 2S.-POrk-Pr1me deSs-ta,tefh
AT ~ Western nrmer at 81. Bacon ClmoersaA , as
steady at 90 s Short cesr t.a Sey AZ ns-ioas
ni steady Al l8s shoulders hrmr 80 Beef-iIda Mess
hrmer a. % 90 rTIa MS r r a AZ a. Taow-Prine
So Cd upenlue- rtS seay a. 20 90 osIa
American hOce drmer al 50 ard OnoAe IN 'he uah i
Four-sxn state dull a. ~ 6d "heat7So Nv VIM VIM
ter western teacY sd sew southern Wnte steady AZ
Yellow American none in market Hosin-comn9n az Lon.
don steady 6d Turpentne spIlts al Lounon sOo'uJ
LIVERPOOL Aug 2sl93o mproys iensILrd; 4 45
S %lG DIES i0' American ''''0D - ~ ~, 80
LinyG NJ A1 yeroe1rn % = francs pale
A4erlcan Lard closed at los frames 100
BRFuEs Aug % Petroleum 9 marks IS pfeunings
IL EPooI~ Aug 2.sA leading Grain circular save ne
,fnr more steay vith Almost entire business
Prices we're nomna unchanged though generally tendg
in wheat quite unmporaut at about uedays prices
al t0day's market a moderate was zone IN
What common winter declining ld other Kinds we're un,
peas steay Corn was fair eousu1ptve request at
I"%6SY AHg 5s-TRe Manchester Guardian it, COM
msnd continues ght although prices not lower pro
In cases shO" greater "llsne. - % SCI tnsu
few days asn ls especialy me case ia Ie al" LA
AS a rule cloth market has been ute sie"y. IN vac
business ye although houses report rather no ~
qury ORDERS Tor small quantities more plentiful THAN OF
LcSroy Aug 2s.-rne ,ncing Lane m}rkets Tith few
winch sod WIN lar spirit fiHall"u N'F Vn
was eisirr Par OF the supply By auction Was tNeu ~ e
Mysore was also the trace Mt ii posed TO
buv an at reduction. Sugar on The sp0s was inactive
AMI es,te the favorable rical position Of he naraet
the depression by The sudden decline upon aIs
recovered. Good fennlng W
Tnnt, MOI win partial INJURY sales low
brnwu sorts rather previous terms Iho few floating
cargoes ispose been about the asst rates The
il no lie ture TO notice refined beet The stock 81
decreased II tea
was done partly The market was decidedly primer
Indian teas with compe II Rather
hitler ra a.. are Black and viii
neppsr are rather cochin ginger easier Tor the
rinon kinds The quarterly n cinnamon. which be-
m ON MONDAY ney vii embrace about 2OOO bales OF when
| aaf Is of old lmpOrtltiOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-30

GLEN RIDGE. CORNWALL, N. l:-H9use
" now open: &C acres ground; g@+ water, woouhres
fresh vegetables milk stages &c on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-30
GUNNER Resorts.

NATSKILL MOUNrAINS.-Plusch Farm VIII
radncs terms 10 - per for september and OctO
her drbgiful ant scenery plenty OF lIe5n M
eggs Address F. PLUSIH, BOX 90 CashIl, -. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-30
corrox MAnKrr.-RY rELegnApH.


rrvrRpoor Aug 2s-This weeks circular the Liverpool
Cotton roke Cotton was active earl
the week wi'h g99d business ana n On prc's asH
tons show advance In american there wa
Sea island business OF retail character AMI t!e mar
keT vas Futures opened strong with some ex
element, advanced art9ing 4 Agsnst ',2d Tor
th hbe-t prices being Monday afternoon since
then irregular eighth OF tn advance was lost ID
hveries unchanged rom last THURSDAY"
,vrsoo,- 2s-l230 D. m--cot on dul and easier
bale including 900 bales for specuaion and export Re
Il p.ans Mddiing ciause, August delivery sal also
ID. do, August and -epteHlD. - n c
sepsinoe' ana Dr., very also so % do %ov,nl
t her and becenDpr dcScry sid also GIai DO
January delivery, 49, also % d 90 January ana te2
Futuress steady.
IlyEBroor Aug 2s-2:3O D m.-Coton-T1e sales of the
mcinded $50 bales American Futures-UDands Low MID
clause september -nd october deve'Y os}2a' 90 NO
uary delivery. al. Futures closed steady
AUGUSTA Aug. 2S.-Corton nominal; MmdEns. lie. Low
Nddnrg ios l04c oood Ordinary 4c net receipts an
bales. sales l49 bales
BALTIMORE Aug -s.-co.ton quet; Nj dling l2c.: Low
loss bales exports bales 90
stocs 900 bac-
Au ss 6Tnaf aafS sd Saa Hsep y 59T o Ss
gross 294 oales STOCK 6,767 baes
Low Mda'ns dsSI .c Ordinary nc.
Ca Dts Isl bales; sales 80 bales STOCK. 1852 bales
CINCINNATI Aug 2scotton quiet Miadling II &C Low
@4G emf i56 bales sales none stock
GALVESTON. Aug IS. cotton Modnng. II &C. Low
Mdatnc ins,c. GOOD Ordinary. l0c.; 1853
bs gross G36 bales exports cOastwise III bales sales
800 bales. stock. 1901 bales
LOUISVILLE Aug. 2S-CottoD quiet Mlddhng IL &c.
NFNrll, 2s.-Cottui steady VI dnnn. ii &c; re-
ceI,f- % ta es sales. 300 bales *. 6 $50 bales
NOZZLE Aug 2S-Cotton duh Mldlhng, IL hc., Low Mid
ding ID &c. Good Ordinary Sslc net receipts ~ bales
sxnorts cOastwise 35i bales; sales, STOCK 246I
Da
SEw ORLEANS Aug 2s-CottOn 1uet Mddling. II 9c Low
800 bales exports Greai Britain, $500 baes
400 bales 2s.2pS bales
SoRroI K Aug 2S-t OuOn Micdlng IL l2c.;
REGENTS ~ bales exports coastwte 81 bales none
sJ1cA 3.59S bales ~ 49,
AuElPHlA Aug g firm Mdding. II isc. Low
Midding II iec: Good Ordinary. 0-c.; mel receipts.
none. Jross baes exports Britain, 675 bales
coastwise 100 SAFES III bales; spnneIs 45l bales
stock. 26l4 bales
| SAVAySAH Aug. 2S-CottOn quiet easy demand con
fined t. the grades M.ddiing IL 49,: Low MidiDg
I07c Good ordinary gaze. receipts 1892 bales. sales
| 500 aes; STOCK 1894 bales - go
| IOus 2s.-CotIOn steady Miidng II Nsc. Low
Midinng IO1,c. tiOoh ordinary. "2e receipts 81 Oaes
.ninuepts So bales: sales 4 bales 1909 bales
| WUnNGrON Aug 2e.-COttou dull. Mdilng. 10, Low
nidlnnr Osc Ordinary none receipts. II bales
| gross II bales stock All bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-30

nj I'm ic,NN % 6TED MINING COMPANY.
orraul,ea rnder he laws OF New-York.
$50, ot Af,res CAIsIBONATr HILL. LEADVTLLE.
D"O~' COLORADO.
..,,sl Stock seOO0OOO $4,000 shares Par Value SO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-30

GENERAL OFFICES OF the Company: No. ~ Celar-st.
New ork. . ,-..,.~,r Z, -t, >.or v.ri.
pEc4SrKAK OF IRAN SFERo CeusraI II 1sS ca New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-30

The imports of specie and bullion principally
gold during the week amounted to S5.012OOO,
making total of Ss 100 200 received since August
,. aud of 1892. 46s imported since January l.
The imports and exports of specie and bullion from
January TO date for three years compare as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-30

ELBERON HOTEL, LONG BRANCH.[M0st
IL an one family seaside resort IN America WI
opeh september anu O''0'' C. r. JONES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-30

WEEKLY RANGE OF PRICES.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-06-01

Children hunger perpetually for
new ideas. They will learn with
pleasure from the lips Of parents what
they deem 1t drudgery to study in
books; and even If they have the mis-
fortune to be deprived Of many educa-
tional advantages, they will grow up
intelligent If they enjoy in childhood
the privilege Of listening daily to the
conversation Of intelligent people,
We sometimes see parents who are
the life Of every company which they
enter, dull, silent, and uninteresting
at home among their children. II
they have not mental activity and
mental stories sufficient for both let
them first use what they have for
their own households. A silent home
is dull place for young people, a place
from which they will escape If they
can. How much useful Information,
on the other hand, Is often given In
pleasant family conversation, and
what unconscious. but excellent men
tai training Ia lively, social argu ment.
Cultivate to the utmost tho graces Of
conversation.