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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-09-30
Sac and Iowa Counties. iowa

As | have been looking at some
parts of the country in these two
counties, finding it the best farming
country that / have ever seen, | will
give the readers OF the Grant Coun-
ty HERALD few of my thoughts in
regard to this country. 1t is rolling
prairie, very good soil, not SO level
as to drown out the crops during a
wet season. 1t is we'll drained. The
land is nearly all under cultivation.
Unimproved land is very scarce.
Farmers are having very good crops.
They have not as much stock as they
should have for the grain that they
raise. The wheat this year yields
from Is to 25 bushels per acre. Oats
about so Flax from l6 to % and
corn ls expected to be very fair. A
man can do more work with less Ia
Dor than he can in this country. lie
does not need to climb the hills,
stumble over stumps and rocks. tinker
at his fence or try to shut the bitches
in his field. This all is saved. But
es everything has its two sides, a
light aud dark, or good and bad, |
will not say that it is all good luck to
a man that goes to Sac OF Ida coun
ty, Iowa One fault | find with that
country is that the water is not very
good, there is plenty of it, and people
there call it good, bat our water in
Grant county, Wis is far better.
They can raise all kinds of vegetables.
The potatoes are not as good as in
this country. Apples and plums are
scarce, but no doubt they will have
plenty Of them when their orchards
grow up. Farmers seem to make
improvements D. where ever they can.
Some seem to lave learned that
Improvement is atty
And should be a pleasLe,
1t brings out true beauty
And makes one a treasure"
Those groves which nearly all farm
ers have started on the north end
west sides of their dwelling places is
quite an improvement, for it will give
them very much shelter And was
somewhat surprised to find farmers
of Sac county much Interested in
raising flne horses AS they wan,
large horses in that country they are
raising Normans. The Sac county
Norman horse company have the
finest Norman stallion | have ever
seen. He was imported by Dan
Mccarthy of Ames, Iowa, was sold
to the Sac county Norman horse COM
pany last December for: SIS 600.
S25, 900 have been refused for him.
ne Is a dark dspple gray, weight
2o55 lbs good style and action for a
horse of his size, he has taken the
first premium twice at the Iowa State
fair. j. T. Liekle has a very fine
$500 team, ]. T. also is the owner of
a very fine colt, for which he was of
fered $3.50 when two month"; old.
Now those who read this need not
get the western fever, but those who
want to go west should stop and see
that beautiful country. People there
feel proud of their country. When
travellers stop, and do not brag on the
country they say he had no judgment
or was to big fool to own up.
Liberty, Wis, Sept. 20 1880.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-09-30

Ayers Cherry Pectoral--the worlds great
remedy for Colds, Coughs, Consumption, and
all affections of the Lungs and Throali
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-09-30
Q Member Of Congress, Sd District
George c. Hazelton.

For Sheriff
JOHN f. LANE.
For Treasurer
LOU. p. LESLER.
For County Clerk
c. w. HILL,
For Register Of Deeds
w. p. DURLEY,
For Clerk Circuit Court
II. BUCHNER,
For District Attorney
r. G. ORR,
For County Surveyor
j. C. SCOTT,
For Coroner
F. LYSTER,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-09-30
First Assembly District Convention

The Republicans of the first As.
sembly District met in delegate con.
vention on Monday, September 90
1880, for the purpose of placing 10
nomi nation a candidate tor Mem Der
of Assembly. The meeting was
called to order by NJ. P. RindIaub,
Chairman of the Assembly District
Convention.
On motion F. Lyster, Esq, OF
jamestown, was called to the chair,
and Chas. Watson, Esq, of tho Town
of Lima, elected Secretary.
On motion the chair appointed the
following named gentlemen a Com,
mittee on Credentials, viz: Thos.
Watson, of Clifton, Andrew Smith,
of Dickeyville, and Fl. S. Vaughan,
of PlattevilIe.
The following delegates were re-
ported entitled TO seats in the Con-
vention:
Hazel Grenadines Edwards, William
Thomas, J. j. Crawford, Washington Nolan,
John Birkett, Urias Williams, John Fern, JEFF
ferson Crawford, Joseph Harris.
Smelser-James 0ettiker, James Jeffrey,
John Stephens, j. II. Wetherby Z. G. Jones,
John Eplett.
Platteville-Thomas Chapman, w. F.
Grindell, Kirkpatrick, E F Newton, Chas.
Weittenhiller, J. Hodges, L Coates, S
Vaughan, Ii Kruse, W S Northrop, NJ A Bish-
op A Butler, Peter Pitts, II Gratiot, j NJ
Rose, o A Boynton, Fl Gribble.
Clifton-Joseph Allen, Charles Gundlach,
Vim. Fisher, Thos. Watson
Lima-B Stehl, Chas. Watson, E P Dick,
inson, NJ Morrison.
Jamestown-F Lyster, c Mays, W Shep,
herd, E Burns, Z Kilburn
paris-Andrew Smith, Elisha MARVEL, Peter
Casper.
Harrison-Jesse Goats, Thos. Mcmahon,
George McFall, John II Wilson, A L UT.
Ellenboro-Manley Dean, II c McKinsey,
Jno. Bradley.
On motion the Convention pro-
ceeded to an informal ballot for can.
\ y 4 A
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-09-30

Best peck Irish potatoes, L Rogers al
Best ! dozen sweet potatoes, d Weaver /
Best peck onions, D Weaver
Best ] dozen musk MELONS, D Weaver
Best squash, A Bentz /
Best peck baets, Conrad Knapp
Best dozen cabbage, Mrs D Utt /
Best pumpkin, W II Brown /
Glass 22-Fruit.
Best cultivated grapes. Mrs G Clark 81
Best varieties apples. E A Kaump 4
Second best varieties apples, a Lille Q
Best exhibit cultivated pears, A Lille
Best exhibit cultivated plums. L Rogers /
Glass 2S-W ines, Honey, Preserves, Etc.
Best sample wine from any material E Hulltl
Best sample cider, Mrs E P Dickinson /
Best sample vinegar, Mrs Dick inson
Best dozen varieties of jellies, NrsJG
Clark 2
Best dozen varieties of canned fruit Mrs
J N Kilbourn 2
Best sample maple sugar, Hull
Best sample apple butter, B A Graves
Best tomato catsup, E Hull
Glass 24-Domestic Manufactures.
Best pair cotton stockings, Mrs III Berl 81
Best pieced quilt, Jennie Griswcli 9
Best pair mittens, B A GraEesi
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-09-30

Chronic distases specially. Years Of successful
practice enables 70 guarantee cures viii ansraer
calls. Consultation free Of charge. 2sn
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-09-30

Liberty, Wis, Sept, 20, 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-30
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
PEI, SorM R,cer. Vessels AMI RGl"71ts.
THURSDAY. july 20. 1880
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YoRK. July 20. 1880



COFFEE strong and fairy active Fair Cargoes
44.c !obbing LOIS II G ~ 2 saes so4 bags e1 Cty OF
dna private Mia grades gu ct at llSlso for Mara
qaet steady sales 49, bales, of which
q bales Ior ca PCI DO o ~ Low MIGIing DO Ssc
ports to-day Gs2 bsles AGAINST zr97 ees
septebeI i sol Ala bales against Az $50 during
Vance g sI % Pss points sales OaS Price. Jq
iI53ail44. ueus 1861 40: september lOs4GlO93
October 1000 1850 Noy nioeE s .5S ReesTe a
i93Sa JqnHay w. ,c.. I o1 pgs and
ll3s August li2 sepemoer lnss Dc9Sef ~ o. no
ySneer lG 10 17 Sb 70 So Fodsy closns prlces
6 5gy Aus Sovsm6o iSs
10 81 Ma2Sst srm rransieraSs orders VIII issued
FLOUR AND MEAL--FLoUn Market more
tive prces without DECIDED n ,nge Minnesota Extras
wanted at fi price. New Waea Flour NOR plenty WIN
quiry saes S30e 9bs pG@anT @ on my iolS CiX MI
s ora 100 bis Minnesata Extra 81 70 for the
LOCO bbs Tor septem6er g 40 lsOs bbs Lev Ez, "a
Of the sales Ssm eos were r. s6 dor export ono
20 FAR Extra state - 2o9t4 8: eooa % saney 10
Ga6 p Common 10 Coco Extra ea,etn - soass 20
sS SSnd Hoo6 ONO s. ioss5 choc: 50 50
Clear 81 rs kve sI1tnrs 81 50oS6 esEsrs LIgs
s6,snv within he Sass so St Leu, Common
Far Er ~ Sosst GSi s5 % :n waS Wheat
srl So 75oss closing STEADY SOUTHERN FLOUR
quiet steady; sales 100 bbls Common 70 noice E5r9
IS 3S6s7. iuclvding 40 bns Ne" 81 s5gs RYE
MA Rr rsnR G 6n,s o9 iSO"
err GkAIS CgSHEAT@SSrsst better sgrng with
lar bl sness export about 4O1Oop hush No Chicago
and o the vs cs ws o.f s aS 1e Safe osc
trade or exert and Ia &c business o on peus
| Including No HI ago sl07 az o., No. h4waukee
| Red e0e asi 0s No Red, 81 -. gsl % No R,d,
81 rs G9s n ny ~ 10 al o5 steamer So Red
81 o. .es 04'. no, White 81 CsSsl o. No White
a. o. - August. - 0s+sasl 0st closing 81 Vs'sg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-30
THE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

RrFPAIo Juy 29-Flour In far demand hrm- heat
sesdv sales n go bnsn. No ShebOTgan at 81 % Corn
en- good dem and ald nrmer sales Of f32COO bush No.
Mixed frsf hall august at 92sc. $500 bush do. snOt
a. AZ c IS bush al i2Sc. Oats quiet; No West
ern Altered AZ 81 &c su0 Barley, nothing doing Rye mac
i've none here; Mieed firm Coarse SO Fine SO Fin
sbed ,I7asI7 High wines nv made 81 Oo ~ 90
oats &c canal freights iower-WhelL 6tc' Corn. 54c
Cgic ,eO July 29-Fiour quiet but firm Wheat unseted
ami loNer Red Winter. 9JdS3-c.; " = chicago
snrnE s9c casH - &c. August r6I september. No
40 -9dsgc.. Rejected bBa65c Corn strong aan higher
at s5sc cash 55iac Augu-t and asked september ana
0c,ober Data acs firm higher az "a c. easl - &C
August and september Rye and Bsrey -tcady ana un
changed unsettled but generally niHher ~ ia .
carb ais 10 Angus. SO IS septeub.E Lard
sTr0pg and higher at ~ "a I3Oc cash and August
9a7Lc hid september. Bulk Meats strong and hiEher
sheulders 47uc Ria 74Oc short ear tboc Kegs
sIrong and higher l2dl4c. Wuiskey steady aGd I'M
changed at 81 8. Freights-t orn 20 Buralo. 4 %
TNS an Juy 2g-F shsier but not qu0tsbly low er
4, hesf zht dem No Amber - 9a-e
No red Winter gOa 94c. receipts, 10000 bnshi ship
,nsnt- as 900 Lush. oats fn No. Mixed, ~ as Corn
au,et, 30 sMlxed. ACC. Rye dnl and lower: No I u
10 Rarlev s.aly Prime Fan by sample, SJG Pork
f,p st ala so niner At zoe Buzz Meats stronger
shoIer. &c. Clear RID 7Le bacon stronger shoulders
nc Clear Rib risc Clear Sides so Wlskry steady and
al u o. steady and unchanged sugar
sn1 l1Ser Ommon 81 e0df4 % Light - 90 0fa 20
psrlna "a 30 20 10 30 90 dso 70 receipts,
sis heal Ahlpments l37 head uoo 49,, -. -. a.
5ETa.dI July Flour hrm sales, zoo dds al - 20
easier 40 White Michigan Old, ~ ~ oldi Asw
az .e hid. July CID U5h New, D3o bid Aneusi bosc
seprsmbcr Va 9g5cg Ootoper et'sci h,lng 90 sew
ois bid Corn quiet No. Yellow tte' Hign aned sse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-30
LIVE STOCK MARKLTs-BY TELEGRAPH

ptrPALo July observation-disclosures to-day. LOO head
total for thus far 1880 cad; for same tine ast
week 10 47O consigned through, $40 cars Market
dull ana tending down ard offerings Light e~ Far U
GOOD at s. as Choice 20 Extra steers on sale
Butchers ~ 50Gs2 7o Choice nj - s nothing do
EEP AEp LAMBs-Recepts TO-DAY, $500 head total for
the week thus ~ 800 head tbs same uine last week
1900 head CONSUMED through 81 cars Market quet ana
uuotAble Good esern sheep AZ "a IL
a. 5I YES err Lambs - sOes6 Cauada Lambs ~ 30
ioGshecelpts to-day $500 total for the thus
far R 25D head last 2luOO head; con
signed hrou Oh Market tar demand. but nom
no. Toe lower: Light Workers AZ s. cOHs 30
Fair -uds ri - - % grades disposed OF.
CmCAGO. July 29..- HCG5-hec-pts. 1870 mead snip
menfs lao active and nW. Mixed
a. soH "A 65 Choice aeavy. 81 20 50 %.
CAmIE-RecelpIs 6ru head shipments. 5,lOO head
markell steay with better demand for Heavy aud values
Arm. Common Far SnIDpl s4as4 bt Good 10 Prlme
Txuort ~ 7jaS5 Fed Western 81 0-l 90 Bulch-
en- - 2Oa=s 90 Grass Texans, 81 5Ods3 40.
sHFKP- ReceiDIs 200 head Common u Medium - oO
4S4 90 20 Choice. 81 I9U>4 31 80,
FAST LIBERTY. rem. July 29-CArrLE- Receipts. 2lV5
hran sales AZ tair Yesterdays prices 60
HOGs-Receipts l.4OJ head Philadelphia s5dsO 10
Workers. - 80.
-HKEP-RcceiDs head markst closed slow al yester
81 Io1s July 2sHoos-Dull and lower Packing. ~ 80
asa 10 HEAVY sbpPng - - 9si sO eeepts V3UO head
shipments. 300 head 80.
little doing cattle In light supply with 40 active DO
mand Texans dS3 80 lndlans, " I0dSJ oOi re-
cents . 4 TO beaG, shipments 100 head.
siiKEP-seady and unchanged receipts, 20 head ship
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-30
NEW work. DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY. JULY 80 1880

No l 'iixrd ssc. No do ACC. ruet No. / White
Rsce prs-F1our lOoo bbs Wheat 1905 bush shipments
Pour l''S' If's Whrat G"o1 bush .,,o.,
opene steady bnt closed unsettled No. hb~agEee raTn'
q 70 n d9 ~ o a. eorn6ef esre. 80 CO. sc. 90
Do zoe Rslectei nominal Corn higher but scare \ o.
NO j, Use Barley scarce and nig o. ~ Spring, 20
Nn@uef and ~cpt,m1er fard-Pume Steam. .3Oc cash
and August 50 seDembcr Hogs lower az - 5o3r4 3D.
PHIitpelpHI JUS 1s-Fiou5- Increased demand for
n5i tnust 81 10 ce ON bo-r at ghe se q second CAD
II a. id fcr car.iot8 80 Rca elevator iaes st
ihi. daure Rye in slowly; penus"l, ana. c. tr Ne
epand 10 cxnor nni OF ion, uy and ai futures . ~
e btu Il, r., ' 1 w 4s'i c edo ed do As
= islc wrsierI H.ah MiEed do a. g. lmrr CO..
lo. san NiHo. elevator the rsic Tor sail Nxed
irse on board oeis IN ghr inquiry No White 43c: 20
42c: 40 90 - see Rejected 90 5o@S' ixel 30
he'd ARMY cry Mess Beet 80; Beef Ham, So 90
sms n Ic do In SAT- aad PcFie SEC. clear Rio
sides smoked 7sqsc do in Sat Ia7 &C. shGudls IS. @
Sc. IarWestern Kettle &C.: d., seam 59G, ~ 2c' 90
Esrs q mall supply aud arm Peaasy l6o wesSrn
l,c Gheee nm S SIa s' I a isle rmo1hy
steady ~ =, y as3 Feed, IRREGULAR Pero cum nIn W., re
ern 10 shipments-wheat. 3es5 bush Corn l2''16o
- LOUIE July 29.-Flour steady and u1chaneea Wheat
opened CHER bu- deciined No Red fau W e5c, Gas
~ &c october - sa7sc al me year 40 Do 80
- &C. sec 9Iuihg 20 0g Sn ~ elIc |1,nst 81 ~
34a september 81 a32c al The wear oats lower AZ -
2stc cash Rye lower az 81 Dotc Bnrltk
anil ana nominal Whsxev steady 81 ~ Pork duh at II
ASKED s4 bid small lots. 7c Buzz Meats
Grrn shoulders C. Clear Hb 7.30c; Clear sides 76oc
for Young Bacon pwcr; shoulders, 81 DC LcaI I'D
ljrS 2uc Clear Sides S.3 2H&tJc.. heceipts-Flouf
5000 bbls heat bush. Cora. 44OpL 9ush Oah
i5O0 bush Rye. 1000 bush. Sh pnents Flour SU DDl'
Whe,t Odu bush. Corn 1Oo bush OATS oo bush bush -
TOLEDO July 2a-Wheat weaE N0- . " hlte "93Das1
g3r 80 White Michigan, Old. 81 % AWDer Michgau'
98ltc: No Red wabash. spot 99ac July , ~ August
SentemDer, 97atCs No 3 Red " Dash ~ &c
ected qc.. No 2 Amber Illinois. q o. NO : hed
Mixed g2e steady High Mixed 4O'c; NO spot ana
IuV SEE August, 20 Sc Rejected, - &c Oats stesy
,, 272 d. 30zc AT the neat weaA 70 o y I.ei
Wabash July B1sic.; August RG'sr.. september SIC.
Ocf0ber g7c. No White Wabash. 03~c. NO. NhIte
Michigan PIC No. 3 Red Wabash. H4c Il ceipts-" neat
I73 100 buan.. Corn 1000 bush. oats 5000 bush snip
monts-W 22lOuC bush. Corn 5000 bush. oats none
On track Wheat $50 cara
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-30
The following were the receipts and shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee today;


LoyUoN July 29-l2:3o ?. NJ. : bonds fonr per cents
"a four ard half per cents, llfe Ae1Lc and Great
Western trustees ceTlcaie- p do SOC
mortgage $50 Erie ILLINOIS Dcntra i4v4i rem
Irani. Central 57al leading, co. y ew YORK Central l3
LONDON IN 2Sl:30 p m-Parls afylces Qnno three pe
cent -effes "a so lues foe the account
I0ED0N July 29H D. m.Ihe bullion ia the . iuk OF Eng
LAND h4s increased ga Ou the p0si o. The pro
norton OF o. Bank England TO hADity winch last
week was a- % Del now me same.
LONDON July 2S-3.3O T. tn-Ere. ao-s limos central
1l0a4 oo,. - 49,, .-
ICSneK Jnfv 90 p. m.-COnsOs 9sloi6 f0f BON money
and the account bonds and half per cents Ia l
Na five, lu55: and Great esieTh hrst mOriC
ru-tc,s arnca.cs. $50. second gage, -5Q Ere
49, do second cou~os, 934 Illinois central. j 3. Penn
svyauia Central 5Sia Reading SEA New rk Central 10 =
The aInou bul ion Withdrawn from me Bank o. England
on balance tocaV 10000 Pans auSices quote three Der
.eni rrute@ % lines fOI the account
IoNpoN July go p. SILVER quoted AT 5Z'L per oz
AEs july 20 il ScLauEe Oh Lnudon. % francs 3-2 Gen
for checks. ,-,--- 49,. T.,
39.Tne the Bank Of France has IN
creased Il G25 900 francs during the past week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-30

LIVERPOOL July 0.-PoTk-Prlne Mess-tastarn hriner
a. 90 Western rriucr a. ~ Macon q I'm lerana ~.
flrrncr 81 o.. timer az 30 Long Clear
frm.r al IS short Clear hrmer az 40. Hanls-Lohg
tu dll % 44 shoulders. trmer az -. beetAhlA Ness
cul al Mess steady a. "a Prime less dntI a.
Fg. fa-i-pr; steady -illlt
NV frmer m "a Co. rurDentne -pirits. STEADY "a osiu
-Couuiou duI az I'D. Fine. eady al lU0d Cnecso
arIe,ln tuoice dul al %. Lara Oh steady AZ 5. 3D.
Four-Exra state. dui al l3 Sd Whesi- !. u" 1lte
steady az 10 q. -pr1g. No q, duh AZ IT,. Ne" " no
tr veseru aruer az 10 H.: Winter. steady
Al % 3d. Cont dali az 8 H. totousoea O-l ell
lou American .traav az 20 3D. kosn-t it London
seafv VA; lurDentIe. spirits AZ London 5ehY at - 81
LIVERPOOL. LAZY 23-l-5O y. m-PrOGuce-AaIlo" oAod
per 80 .....,y. er,, a~eo,,
LIVERPOOL July 29-jlj p nl-Brea!stuis urn e1cep'
com sIch Is dull Corn per GENITAL COR New Mixed West
10000, -oI ,,- ~
HenEed Petroleum. sgad pei ga spirits Oh IufpeA~ho'
LoEfoS July % -G.3o p .Produce Sperm I'll. 2G6 per
t0a Luseed on, &25l5 per ron.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-30
LIVE STOCK -MAPKFT.

--rro
cars - iedn iAAllg .o'' VI - f,r, 4lr
cav "'ii-'. 80, ,r-.l III ci ht- tafile for ,r-h
Wees " J.. i-.,l'a ~ 20 ~ sG,n-r-nt iu
nhi4tl--pt 'etH I" ~ 'i az. 90
d. essed quar- r an. - aiI - ,vlca ., ,r v,rr live
~ 1T ME 'itti- +''h N'i'.1-'' s -.
MI WLKel rlehcl d""ul car l "i go '"'VI1l9 a.
tie iO Ai Stern lui ihfie "' " p1 a q, 'u i"l peo
and no trade I'D br-i d ~, ~ 90, 800, -
iete -h Tie lr-dnt Pflct POI. a. ~ 20 @ .i. .,
silei Die eei ",ii a5 !" a ,vor I've rti. IN, q, I've
49, 80
l. - 'o'P'i 49, --.i = 80 -, 80 N-a-v
49u az .-.s 49, It. brr buvers wallet for H.
ana tie Offering hai been closed cat llan a. m
le more Cog tas TS S . aase s, , an4
bu', hers were WI ing r rd AZ me-
c.se ~. D. va. 49,. IN, C,a.ser. mo Rrtfer5is
Ianstctnir were = f'HF" i' $500 ii'.'
Calves Gfc .or icd avs ..l .H r a. q" ~.
for DOOR sAN4fiJ li -'F'77. ~ 80, go.
seecuo W re -o1 az -4o &C. Out ID ''Ac' eA,'p'lJ
~.lc--Dll-uDlcS a Dewey sold : "a STATE hutSerniA
Calves --9 o.. at &c g C-l.e-I. To pa e. yeas
l-3 %. a. o-c4 To-" Ip- POI TT d., 20. 4" I'd '' ..
IaieAOrcA d. Di'l- 7oi. ' - "a o. "a III y,
~ 10. t co. ~ 10 AZ i.': tu ao ~ az V eii7'
l-- d. 90 it u ie i AZ g. ' a. = &C.. - i'
10 D az &C. u yr,. 10 e a. ann I5 NJ AZ sle
4le sold 90 state bu'ieiiAi!e caves 47s % at
2ec: lfj n az Z-c II DO. -Jl no % ~ - y NeAls
I43 70 at gc. co.. IL b 40 o4c Al no. 3y 10 az 6'-c
Ca YES 2lJ Do 3 40 l3 DO. ltJ To- az c. ~ 10 ~
2 no., ~ Do el c DO, Nv 70 az &C.: ei
3d. i DO, 10 d. % Sc - 10, l5I p. 20 64c
hruv %. stii. Is state Neals 81 I'd. di n'-,
- OTIS sdt 9ia- bnjt-i1nlk calves 10 d. a. &C.;
c 1879 No. a. 49,. a. 90 100 i az g. Jersey DO,
! 90 co.. ~ r. al &c; Co. - o. II O~fci
do rs 70. a. 61lc.
H. H. sold: 10 Jersey and state Neals. 1909 10
%. at 4c 90, io ~ r. &C. 90 lil i1 az &c
sHEEP A$D LAMBS Receipts were 55i2 cars Of IT'S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-30

liverpool July 2g-I23O D. m-Cotton-There mod o
80 kdSinr Orleans 6iaac sales 5000 bales
Loo bales Qr articulation aia ss'Tr H S clause
delivery. 80 qpG July and Angus! delivery o,Iel 40
August AID September delivery B'sL' do Septenoe ana
October delivery 6qd november aud December deu'-
ivgaPooi Igiv 29i.31 n u-Cotton -Middl'ng Uuands,
Carsf. Middng Orleans. rod. Low hdu.ing UpanG9'
nd. ord nary Upands 6a Ordinary Upiauds 49,
LMEiFooi- Jgiy 2'5l2 m 's Low NJ ~
ding clause. Jdy delivery, Id 90 Augist ana
40 November December delivery 6s2d Futures cos.
Gr3usIH nv 9o-cortoa dan Maanns lo7-9l t.. Los
NirdnR. lo2c. Cool ORDINARY. e'4c receipts. "a Oles
BAfrlTosl. July 2o-cotou dull Anidng II 7e.. Low
g0s bales, exports coastFle 10 Dlcs' Sales ~ b"eS
sosrS Jug 9-ooron quiet; Middne. ll7.c' Low Md
los bales e1Dors 30 0reit lan Ills oieS' S'ocH
,D aI bales. ~ orts coastwist ll3 bales. sales 90
croSaT July coron firm; metqs Il, lle: . Low
,lpmcnts ~ bales. "a e. 100 bales stock. 1881 aea
Matmg l04c' D"oa 4r'aaIY. y ls' gG0 5see l0'
gos, .5 's.es; ,a' ~ ,off 's ey VIeS.ns ill,c
ac. 5 sl1-l,. 4. Bales, sales IL bles sock 1880
NOZZLE. July 2o-cor,ou steady; ,udang loTcs low
ezports coastwe ~ laes sales 100 oaesi Stock so-'
SgwonlEAsIuy 80 coTto1 Iiner some sales sc higher
NJ, rl,nte 81 bales: gross $50 bales SAYS 2OuO bales
last ev~uil 20 bales s,ocL D 5o0i pas lilo NET
receipts IN Uae- exports coatwse l3S5 bales safes q
t.s spTir July - cortoL DAN MIDI ny r. Low
MlIdAS. ID &C: G""i ordinary, l1-'o.i Es' iqg
SNyASSAH july z9-Coron easy. M.fdling. 10: Low
exp co-stalse 6J5 oa.es sles nom s@ a. D'S
Mtiflng l0isc.. Coos Uuuuar'. SC receipt 20 oaes
tiLalSiroN Juy ls.-CoItou nominal &idlans lO7,i
audine. 4ll'i Good O-'i-+fJ' 'c" net receipts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-30

~, Lou.s and San Francisco are tower VI ~.
0, Gu ralway shares metropolitan Is per een'
ele's'' and Manhattan. after selling at 20i2' Is "a
lowe, slrn Yesterday at 27l2 The low-prlced
niI "rs vera neglected and quotations eenera'y
s.ore Wild apart Denver ane kio Grande was 'c
Eve bat after again advancing 10 'o4 ~ e,s'a a.
''4f -, {, Ions rose from oslo 70 20, but ended
no1 nos r-e Northern Pacidcs were frm' and tue
s'o-' anon and preferred. Of Chicago, st. Pau
,i made further advances Of . and % per
anU . r,.r,c-,velv Western Union was quiet but
nr.c, -ose 81 per cent 10 10sas and closed AZ
,o77. Pacific Nail fuctnatcd between 42A ana
Asa. finally ending at 43's against 40 yeslerosy'
l,,f closed feverlsh 0ut generally strong
,,,s not a transaction in Government bonds
=. u,,els. but pisces were firm, executing Tor
a. Va IN, So. the buds for which again were re-
S suced l. per cent Annexed arc the closing quota
t;Ane.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-30

Sub lrrasnrS covered; Receipts, 1894. 400
payments 50 90. 49, currency blance.T7 ,2S9 932;
com ba ance SeS.6i2,39G.
The quotations ION foreign exchanges arc IN
changed bur The market IsralhoT seadier and rates
for sight bills are frmeT. Annexed are the quota
tious:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-30
900 bark stocks there were sold twenty share

R,,lvay bonds were dali, and upon the whole
only sffa.ly or lower. Erie second c0nsols sold at
90z9olt. aglinst 30 YESTERDAY and the funded 5s
at 5. AGAINST s5l4 Tuesday. Missouri, Kansas and
Tsxa4 i.r,r consols were Ss lower at 1854, and
60 .,.u-,ls Is lower ~ Co. Boston. Hartford
g. Ir.4 frsts sold at 43'4. against ~ the last
nTeviou, sale. but Rome. Na.ertowu and Ogdens-
bnrp p. rose per cent % &C. Lehlgh and Wilkes
b bo-- income, rose to G93i Noodle and Ohio Grst>
coll NJ a. ara.n7t 69la Yesterday, and Canada
Sonthsrn =. lower et 92le ST. L"n's aud Iron Mog.-
tam second incomes Declined ! per cent to -,
~ or, End Lake Erie ard e~t-rn incomes again
sod ~ to G5. Toleto aud Wabash couvertibies
to,r, J. D., cher at 1O33a d .nTer and Mo Grande
frsi- Welded l. per ceut &. 1914. hnt tle Con-
s+rrcii.r4 advanced from @i7s 70 95l4. Kansas
Pc. c,rsols advanced from 96 10 9Gl2 ard
r.. and Pacific incomes rose from 65l4 10 81.
TEr f.. l..-i. 4. are the closing qco.atous