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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-17

REAL Estate. Tho following a-e
the Transactions in real eseats. - re-
corded IN the Auditors o6lee. siuce ouE
last report:
FIJI Whitworth. trustee. 70 George
Leveny. 5 ceres in the Seattle Home.
stsaj Association tract. 81.
F n Vhitworth. trustee. 70 William
Rfnton. ) acres IN the same tract, 81.
FIJI Whitworth to W Edwssds,
sores in sane. 81.
r 81 Whitworth to john A Campbeli,
s acres in same, 81.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-10
4 French Journalist.
I'anEian.

One Of the most prominent and in
huential Parsians Of the day j., IN.
doubleday, the man who. in the Pot
Jnraui, signs his articles Thomas
Grimm. Ills real name il Henri FL
Golfer lie i i3 years old. and halls
from the south
From the day, il 1s63 when he en-
tered the office Of the Peta JourUai, to
this Eseofier has been prominent be-
fore the public. Now he wrote a
feuilleton, now chroniqnc, always IN
the clear and ineligible style that ii
peculiarly his own
Thomas Grimm II, Ike All great
journalists, great worker III the
evening he hurries "a his little house,
near the woods Of vineennes, and in
the company Of his wife and son, for
gets tile hurry and fever Of Partisan
life Every morning he -troll- out
with his young four year-old, and comes
home again for breakfast, the boy On
biz back and loaded with field flowers.
Thomas Grimm il man Of medium
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-10
BRANE GIRL A,n 4 TRAMP.
Ho" the Former NnnquiShcd the lat
ter with n Potato Washer.
y Y. Star

The home Of ] C. Goldsmith, Ill,
we'll known Journalist, NJ llohokus, \
J., was visited ~ \ tramp few day,
ago There wasno ono at homo cNtep
Il servant girl She gave the noma,
some food, but the lastidiouS fellow Oh
iected to eating ii ont OF doors, MS Ii,
was Injured 10 feasting in the parlor
The tramp attempted To enter til,
house, when the plucky girl picked NJ
4 potato-mashor and dealt the fellow
il powerful blow on the head Ills
Uranium was toothick for the blow Ia
have much effect. II, however SUR
prised him, and he was just recovering
when She seized a revolver from II
bureau drawer, and the tramp beat Il
hasty retreat
She pursued him, Int hc was too
fleet Of foot for her, and was out Of the
range If the weapon before the girl
could get n chance 10 bury bullet III
his body.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-10

height manly and upright Ills nos,
Is prominent and - are tic lips the
eyes are gentle the hair is brown.
Thomas Grimm is moderate ~
publican. In his articles he appeals
IL the intelligence rather than to the
passion OF his readers. and conveys
10 them, under the easy form Of n
chreniQuc, the most valuable lessons.
His services iii behalf az tile rcpuhd
can cause during the 10th May ri.
od have procured him the mcmte,t ~
wand ot the cross Of the Legion of Hon.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-10
SINKING INTO THE EARTH.
\ Village takcly 10 he swallowed Up
ut Amy Ncmeut.
PHILADELPHIA Times

Great excitement is ruling in the
4 Plains AID the cause is ample 10 strike
iterroYte the heart ot the hraNeSL ltiS
nothing less than the sinking III several
acres IL the surface and land under
WHICH the coal has been mined hy the
u, and IL company. TIC location ot
the impending disaster Is right in the
eeutre ola thickly populated djstrie,
and threatens the SubmerSion vi nine
Tine village homes, 4 number oi harms
and several highly cultivated fruit
gardens The cracks nm north and
south, extend across i turnpike oil the
south and then run northwest for SOY
era hundred feet The eastern side Of
the chaSm is ON the property of MIR.
Winthrop Cplingc and strikes the
southeast corner of his house. tipping
I the dwelling over te the West lnoScuiug
every JOINT of tho structure and twist
I iug il all aSkcw The cellar walls have
hulsed III and the once inc residence
lis. comparatively speaking, wreck.
/ The western wall of the cave runs he-
tween the residences OF Norman Will
\ liams and samuel Maiden The for
inner does not feel much safer than Mir.
\ Maiden, for he rests upon the very
Verge OF ruin, the crack and depression
Iof some two feet being within two feet
of the foundation OF his dwelling The
! TERRITORY embraced in the cave will
cover about three acres The settling
began ON Friday and has continued
since. III short intervals Even while
1.-The Times reporter stood upon the
ground recently, vicWing What damage
/ had already been done, the dry earth
gaped apart at his very feet and one
could gaze down into the bowels of the
earth for several feet Interviews with
the inmates of the mpcrllcd homes
| elected the information that they are
greatly excited over the possibilities ot
\ the hour, but cling To the forlorn hope
that the worst is past 'fhc cause of
the cave is undoubtedly attributable to
/ the fact that the pillars were robbed
when the mining of the vein was
/ abandoncd and now the two hundred
/ feet Of surface is crushing cut Of tho
| insufficient support leit TN the
Immcr- Another cave, taken IN the
rear portion oc MIR lplingers property
and embracing some two acres, is now
sml>cn four feet topping over y barn
/ and out-houscs. Constant watch is
kept night and day OF the suhtcrrancm
workings. In every household during
the night II least one &C the lamly
keeps awake, while others sleep With
their wearing apparel on and with
every preparation for instant light.
Mrs. lpinger told the reporter that
this morning while her family wcrc
hrcallfasting the house shook To It's
foundations and tottcrcd, causing SO
much ol il commotion rs e. rattle the
dishes. or course they made pre-
cipitou, flight The damage already
sustained is great, but At amy moment
the news may come of the settlement
being buried in ruins
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-10
4 ROMANCE or THE ERIE CANAL.
\ wealthy Young Lady or Buffalo
slopes with the Commander or "a
Canal Bont.
". \. " nlltl

Justice Strong was aroused from his
bed late Tuesday night and ON looking
from Il window saw Il man and woman
at his front stoop. The man requested
that tire Justice come down that liz
and the lady with him had urgent bust
ness on hand, in which his aid was re-
qured. On being admitted to the
house the man introduced himself MS
William McManus. Ills companion
was Miss Salomc Deal who, up to II
few days before, had lived with her
father, Stewart Deal, wealthy resident
Of Seneca street, Buffalo, The Justice
quickly learned that the couple had
elopcd and desired to get married
McManus was not nj all rctccnt
He told the Justice Of the many OBJ
stacles which had besct their path of
love. Miss Deal was petite, pretty and
evidently 4 Young woman Of some re-
fncment. Her fathers wealth and
standing had enabled her to move in
good society in Buffalo. McManus was
the captain of II canal-boat navigating
the Erie Canal. The justice describes
him rs Il handsome, manipulating fcl-
low, bronzcd by constant exposure to
the sun lie and Miss Deal met by
chance and il was i ease Of love 1T first
sight. They met frequently until the
young lad'ys father discovered their in
timacy and became very angry lie
warned his daughter never to see or
speak 10 MeManus again, and threat
cned to shoot her lover if he persisted
in his addresses. The lovers, however.
managed u communicate with each
other and arranged d plan of clopc-
ment McManus came 10 New York
and Miss Deal followed him on the
caual-boat of friend. She arrived m
New York Tuesday night and was inn
Imcdiately Joined by McManus. Fear.
ing that the New York police had been
notified % look for them, they decided
TO proved 1T once TO lIohokcn and get
married.
Justice Strong performed the ccre-
money and the happy couple took their
departure for McManus boat, on which
they intend To live
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-10
After IseiessIy Battling

With rheumatism for years = course u Hostet-
tiers stomach Btters has afforded the desired ~
lief 10 many Yh9 grateful for the reiief obtained
have borne emphatic evidence to the excellence Of
this grand medicinal staple. which eliminates
from the blaYd the seeds 81 the agouirine disease
and neutralizes their further development. The
genial gloH Il difuses through the system and ia
invigoratng action also tend II connteraci the ef
tects " exposure il damp Or otherwise incle-
ment weather and render it peculiarly seryiceable
% those troubled With an hereditary tendency 10
rheumatism that trihing causes often aggrsyste
into serious attack Of tho ralaiy, which Is per-
haze The must nseterats one against which medi-
al xii i erered The medicine insures com
pl.te digestion beautifully stimulates The kidneys
sni ligsr s5d promotes regular action III the
tov.i. III short po..e-ses remedial ard preventive
a4alltsr- Constituting Il mOrt valuable EouEtbold
rtE.tss.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-10
a Pastor slade uapp,.

have hrn sreatly troubled with my kidneys
amt hNcr for over twenty wears. and during that
eWt,cc time was never INV from pain. My mcdi-
cal bills VIEW enormous, and | Visited both the
Uct ami White Springs, noted for tho curative
qnali',yS &C the water, | am happy Co say am
Mnw y well man and entirely rs the nNSult vt
Warmers Sat kiineN and Liver CWN. Not ouly
this tWt my Gttle daughter has hceN cured et ST.
NiNi> Dance W MSrCrS Satc NcNmc, which |
always Nces mmN family, With such glorious ~
suits, Sm only teo GLAD 10 testify rgar>ljng the
'e,uv,'',S Which have made me Sn happy,
REv, I. r. MAEktvs.
Coal Run Crossing Arkansas
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-10
4 Lake Of Soap Suds.
Snn ErnncI-n 1,llrnnirlc

For bitterness and promisrnous
mcancss the waters Of Mono Lake sur.
pass those Of the Dead Sea They con
tain 50 much alkali that on n windy
day the lake is regulnr tub of soap
suds The writer has seen wall OF
lathcr five feet high along the whole Of
that shore against which the waves were
beating Occasionally the wind would
take up bunch Of this hther as large
as bushe basl;ct and carry it several
hundred feet inland. So bouyant are
the waters ofthe lake that quite party
IF men may navigate them on raft
made Of four or five dry cottonwood
poles.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-10
TIE eAiud 10 Yourself.
rcnrIn LInl Memng NcNicM.


Ii pays 10 hc kind 10 everybody; hut
be kind TO Yourself NIL over and es.
peeially toyom stomach, which prompt.
Is rescn,S i'll treatment Mr. Joseph
ptricr, Chicago, ILL writes | suffered
with lndl ,tlou and Constipation for Il
long time. After spending u large
amount Of money for doctors bills
without obtaining relief, used the
Hamburger prl and wac entirely
cured thereby.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-10
CRUSHED Bl An Ice RON.
\ Rrothcr and sister Killed ~ Il stu.
2ular Accident In south nrc0LlNn.

An accident resulting IN the dcNtl, o(
two children caused much excitement
in South Brooklyn Yesterday Adiom-
ing John Nogaus grocery NJ q" court
street in \ vacant lot, shut oil from the
street ~ fence Six tect high, against
whicha quantity Of lumber and hoNrS
are piled 4 huge ice hoN, such rs are
used Ivy saloon keepers stood against
the fence yesterday morning, and in
its shadow n number ot children
took refuge from the suns RAYS.
Among the children Mcrc Edward chs
holm, aged :, II ~ smith street. and
wo-Ncarold sister, ELLEN Chisholm.
They we're seated 1T the foot ot the iee
bon a number of children had been
playing there with them, but at the
time of the accident the other children
were across the street John Galatians
Mr lloganS clerk, Was IN tho yard
with the grocery Wagon, and rs hcdrove
oft lie failed toguide the horse properly
and one Of the wagon wheels struck
against the fence II the side of the
opening. The jar upset the ice box
and il fell upon the children, The little
girl was killed instantly, and
the hoy'S skull was fractured, and h
died soon after his removal 70 81.
Peters Hospital
When the chiIlren's parents learned
of the accident They We're almost cra2ed
with grief The mothers agony WAS
ST. pitltul as to move those who Witness.
ed her grief to tears The bodies OF the
children were taken 10 their parents
home Callahauwas locked vi IN tho
Van Brlnt street police station rend
ing the curonCr'S investigation
q -
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-10
coal Run Crossing Arkansas,


FoR Homeopathic Medicines only
one centennial medal VAS awarded NJ
Philadelphia and that 10 Roeriele 4
Tafrl, established i'll business since 1875,
Their Chicago establishment is at ~
Clark 81 They make n speciality Of
Medicine Cases and books for family
use, and veterinary treatment Send
for descriptive price list.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-10

I-ho Dnke al Norfolk ]. lhe the thirtY.

Tho Duke Of Norfolk il the the thirty
sixth Earl Of Arundel by direct heredi.
tary succession, and il. NJ Duke d
Norfolk, the fifteenth in generation o.
succession II Columbus, the discover
of America, had posterity nos living
they would bc only III the eleventh u
twelfth generation
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-10
Is Il Possible

plnntsns Hops Buchu, Mandrake Dnndcon &c,
make % many and such marvellous and wonderful
cnrcp Ms Hop Bitter dol II must he, for whom
old and young, rich and poor, Pastor and Doctor,
Lawyer and Editor, all testify Ia having been
cured by them We must believe aud doubt no
longer. Sc other column. I'or
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-10

The rurr>t article is tho cheapest in tho end
nobbui> Electric Swap, \madc by tmgn Co.
rmla.l Is perfectly pun Suow white and rw
scr>e clothes washed with it. Ne sure and try Il
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-10
"a NAY RE woMru Known.

That one &c the most ccrtai remedies known hr
the vUtc vt p,BrthmN, Cholera Morbus. aud all
tor'0s vi howell Diseases, Is CAWrtNS C0Mrcr NJ
ENriArr or SWAIN MrNr Aliulc nutmeg gra-
tod On II tcNspnonfnll W the above med,elne, is \
sure cure for ntauhmR
q. N0Rlk 4 Cos rrnrrtcinrs, Etic Ia,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-10
An Editors Opinion.
nolin. (Illa Review.

This !. 10 certify that | used st. la
cobs Oil for Rheumatism, and aftef
three days application was entirely r..
lieyed ] consider it mcrltori0ns
medicine far al forms of Rheumatism.
X. II. MoonE, ProDrietor.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-10

WlHTT0Fn WIs. Sept M IFsH.
WILLS RicHl Ensos u %. Burlington, Nt.
L-ny .SsT Far years from time ~ time have
been troubled with lame baek and have never
been able 70 get anything that afforded me little
il any rlief until Was recommended % use your
Kidney Tort have used but part 81 a box and
am entirely cured Respectfully Your
DAVID ~ HATTKS
FAYETTEVILLE Trvr. April 10th 1880
Sir. My wife has been using your Kidney
Wort for short time for Kidney Complaint anil
II greatly benefited thereby. EDclosed fnd The
insssy " aEsther packags.
REV. A. b. COLEMAN.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-10

GlyE it 10 the children. Physicians
prescribe il. Thousands use il sold
by druggists. DR.. Bulls Cough syrup.
Price - cents.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-10

n,E London Needle o., OF New York
City, want Male aud Female Agents.
Ii will pay ANY ono out Of employment
to write TO them for particulars, See
their advertisement in another column.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-10

Tho Violate Reit Co., Marshall, Mitch.
will send their celebrated Electro Violate
Belts 70 The afflicted upon 70 days trial,
Speedy cWles guaranteed They mean
what they say AIitr them without acluy.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-10
INDIAN CORN.

6r MRS. y WILSON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-02
eaa cow. rrrate term. e1O Bale. caleutta u. prvae
MOPs-nnn anf an nrices nominallr nncIINnged.


MoPs-Dgn ana al prices nomi9ally ungi,nsed.
MuLASsE~-Steady, unchanred demand far .
10 eS q, t T Pr sSd HH sh a s', " " "
OCEAN FRkIGHT--Al rates were well suprortcd. ard
05sn room entn"e IN @esH' reaue1 i see,
so, bXs. Cheese 45s ll0p bales COiteu through '4a
men foods 20 81. SAIL as o. bSsh Cram 7d 30 ton.
oii Gaze. EOS London stolm so'0 bush Grain ''il 1000
s6s: 1000 bbis co.. 8 fss sa 50 ton, Mea.areclt
i,so steam 40 90 ba h cram preyon 10 arrival sid
s0Oo bush Co. l9c Two BRITISH Ps 10 arrive io the
esn BARK 20 Cupenhagcn 5000 DO. 81. arutnrr 20 ao
sIll ~ o' i,@1 Dt't l,o %5ve simS so' &C.
oS a. tg s65 o' "a -.n ra s1s @ e. ~ ia ETC.
excluding holen al o. early and js c late ugus' i.aa
ebs Refined Petroleum. A. bark 70 Tie Levsnt
d4tV ,asss 90 piiNA5e iems ezra, snP i@rrool
general cargo Cam aud Cotton, sirO Arelc.n o.lS'
81 tons Jlnero per b3i spanish brig -
10 Galveston ron &, - - Br N nrs ls'
From Winning 'n-but orig 255 tons e. AHa9a or IT, ~
~ ails. Lao r. u 'o A9eean oe' a. 40 -, r ,r or
m erve,aH bark no aivel to he baltic 500
refined Petroleum Ga italian bark 10 the Medter.
rlue1u Oo. caecs 90. 2}c Y Adratc 2bc; Aeea G ~
10 orcgn port 100 ebia CO. As ga BIZ s gash 70
ia srk 4ro voyage 700 do g. al anohsr TO Bristol.
D lo 5s AUSTRIA bark 10 DunKtrk, 5000 do. 90 I'd
PElEOLEU 1f-Du.. Ieurrd In sympathy win me
creek Crude bbl-. Ike. Naphtha I lsc.; Behned
bbi-. here. Slir Philadelphia &C.. Baitln ore.
SIC l3c Clint RoudeDush Co report safes
b0s. Bradford Dr. O0o bills. opening ~ G. md highest
sai q a closed 8Stsc. bd
PhONISIONS-POKh-Mar heavy, aud shade ioNet
export only moderate speculative trading very e
$50 hbls New Mess, SPOT. 5VaS.3 90 hl,e4
Fancy settling price Call. % 200 bOs August
4l4 a. Cali August Sl4dSl4 80; September 81 20
- moderate request
81 BEEF HAM, quite uil
rafe inquiry Sew 100F23 CT 7 NJ EATS nfmy held
trade Picked shoulders &C. Picked Hams lO40
d Hs -nN 20 3 a ia
MIDDLE nrm. Aght demand long clear .'ia &C.
$50 Long and short Clear h2i ana nail S-,'
DRESSED HOGS firmly ned. far inquiry: City heavy
u heut flga IA RI Market 1ecHhru
Prime steam spot 765 a. 81 setting price ON
last call doe August quO.ed DOC 1000 tca -epthOer
i6'0 roc closing 6jc Loco les October l. p" j. &C.
closing 1.IO 5.12i2c; November quoted t"1c lhIr IN
767 November. 75U az. 60c.; December, lbO6
5lc. Tao q 1.5UC. steam IL iait dehanu
Soc. Rohued quoted Sc Continent...'
LUTTER ca ELSE snd EGGS as last quoted
EICh- Unchanged
sTFhRIN E-Quet. unchanged.
SFtUS-Quiel
sUGAK-i.aw quiet but ar1n Fair Good Refining. 7'f
bags DomiI Centrifugal 20 Jess sat-
Refined IalIly active aud hrm-
SKIN-toat IN bettcr and quiet receipts % bales
4 es Aspuval bales Vera Cruz, 1872 Dtl-S iaupcn 10
bales bales Orleans 20 bales alveston sales
IOub Mexican 100 bales CuracnA, 0 h-ie- t4t "a
Deer DO active request receipts 81 bales Para 81
baes Vera cruz - orleans. bale G4F esop
sales 10000 Genital American 400 70 Mexican -OCO
TGLL0W-Firm; sales OoO 70 6ssdGge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-02

total. RECEIPTS or PRODUCE
Y.1 Worth Il sey. Vessels az ~ i")Its.
SATURDAY.. July 81. 1850
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NYW-VDUK .luty 81 lsEC

corr 9Cjao aefiye ana STRONGER Fair eargcrs, 1851
sales % & Agqd@egs s, so * x TS S c =
er DO To- l.O82 co. 4,50j do. ex "NouherI
SGa pr M N ,smt va ez C1iorado" Too * TO-
pa ore 1900 * IN anoyden' private terms Mid
lCoTT52-=po. Cotton quiet steady UNCHANGED, sales
BALE, AIM, 2sS5 baios tbs day isst week 507 Oaes
point SAFE. 20 700 Sses Prices August ia all46
SS S + So9cln6sr f'55@ia47 Dsoonoer ii5a
AprL Iraia 95. Todays closing prces- Aqgus- 4ii4
Noye septenp' 6 December ioSSaio43 January
l05sGl0 .. February iOD7aiO %. Market duiL Trans
E Lee ana l.rrs%AasasS Il 45 september
S Per A. g;,1 NS,9 f March iSss %pi io93
FLOUR AND MEAL--FLOu II iignI stocS ana hrm y
amaads ~ 300 oSs including C b WIs1 gdsf
kxira- - l00s. 3 100 bDa Low E1l4 ~ 20 . o.
s. 75 Tor 200 bDs spernne - 80 81 90;
ad 9 - No saperne IS soas1 90
60 Esu Exua state 81 - 49, .: Good 10 fancy 20
tsO,cs 20 smcy 40 81 SOGs5 Is. k1tr4
ss9nd hooe ONO - lessS 10 COCO % Shoiss Do 50 ~
Clear 81 10 - I'VE 4ItuTs 80 SoeaG haKeTr E154
eheny N'aa lee anee OF 81 ssS 90 81 Louis Common 70
csoo - q sc e SS = 20 Snssa e1
"a 50 .oH4,; closing hrln 80 { The N hLoU x
e. Cannon - hoce E1tra IS 2 81 iosUans 900 be ,n
S sa5erse "a s5G55 70 anis MAI 6 an
changed sales ]. on ools Brandgwne - 20 zoo bbis
GRAIN " HEAT Market a shade easier good business
lor export manly No. ked cash. ana FOR next Wsek
TAR business speculative account closing dull sales
oA4OOo bush future 900 bush cash. ciudiug No Nil
Naukee. 81 Ool AL latter Tor Choice Hard
JngTaded Winter RED eOc GSl 90 No 3 Red, 81 "a "a
81 o. No . Red al O-l4aSl CSlL mainly teSs q
~ % No He'd. 10 steamer Mi1ru Winter ana steamer
No. Hea. O06sl OF Mixed winter 81 ISL - ,
Steamer ied. 81 "a eGSl "a r. No bite = % =
uel %, White, 81 O00s 70 Red, July. ~ Os y
aeI Osss setuenltnt do August. - o. 9nsl 90 =,
asl O9s October 81 g, 1sl 90 clo,ng 81 01as1
o. 10 No While uly vi ga, IN settlement August.
u closing - o. tsl 0s DO september 81 o.. CLOSING
81 WsaS Os ny quiet S3c cash ana August 81 a
pc September BA Riley quiet nominal .BA riley
MALI du 500 push. TwOrowtd state 90c...
CokNMarke without decided change. moderate for
export business speculative
sales 23OUOU bush future 10000 bush cash including
Cngrade1 Western Mixed. As g4SGi No 2 47S 4754c.
main a. price out to-day >" No White sac,
NO July. 47AI1Aee.. do August 47s4c do. September,
tesas9e .OAIs-ye lower ieTy active sales. 10000
push nclndinE No AZ Use. No White 30 70, No. 2,
2IaSbe Al 81 2G3sc. No White quoted
ogesOe 81 NO. While. 4Z4e.; Mixed Western.
soaSoc White DO A. G4I including 1000 bush. No
asosl S5c 2O1O0 bush do October d4e 10000 bush DO.
Ssytenisef 33a33 10000 bush No Chicago. 81 80
ot~..--..FEED-shOrt stronger. fairly active.
ana eFm-
.AlDEs-suiet but nrIn 5000 Dry EDus Rois. 2se TO
santa Re ETC. 20c 5000 DO Begota lb12Ie; 1915 ds.
xat2n private terms: x,l3s do Csntra American private
Se -, I;Ssg 90 wes. Indis ETC. rriyAie terms sseo
HS'V City slaughter, 1895 easa' 10 bales CsaSuta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-02

8l5 bales shipments $40 bales sales 100 bales STOCK
l2.i5g bales . MA
MoBIiR- July 3i-Cotton quiet. Middling llc: L@ MIN
ding Oa-c Good Ordinary SIG. receipts ~ ,sis.
ports coastwiso ale sales zoe bales sioca 80 ~
ORLEANS. Julv BIT oton quiet. fidollnf II -
Midiuus ordinary. urI tt-il'- 90 '''
bl baiua. Or lN1 bdies
NORFOLK. Quiet Miiiue. u &C. w.
receipts ~ coastWlso ~ best safes Ao
IA 6.UTI bales ,..ss,,0
PHILADELPHIA July 3lCottoL quief bal dil' N'ools'
Middiug. u ifcs Good Ordinary. lNifii hei ~
c~inis none gross bales. 90 tTett Britain ,
bales 10 the Continent 100 bales sales 90 spinu'a III
bales. stock ( GT1 bales -,
-AvAvyAH July Jl-C1tt0n easy MitdtnF llc lsoN
Mid IYg IOac Good Ordinary Csc. net receipts 81 Oss
stOcA. i.322 baloa - ~ IN,
~ LoUls. july 3I-Cotton steady, MiG,ng 20 a. Nv
N1idruE IOf4s. Gnoi ordinary rteff1f' - "a ~
sniuineuts gs8 sales 20 bales stncA ss3s hale
WILMINGTON. July &l.-C0Jr0L nominal A4dlinE az q;
Low Hhldnr~ lu-sci Good Ordinary &C. nsi acc lpi7
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