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The daily gazette., 1880-05-29
clayton House Arrival

4. r. Butter, Sprl gtield Ma,s
y. L. Lewis, PhiiA. '4''s
Jno. slate. Buffalo,
A. v. Ryder, N.w York
John W. Hail. Delaware -
a. Curry, /"
B. 4. Biggs,
ii. Clayton,
>. c. Biggs,
y. Watkins,
" III. ok,
Jonn NJ. ~ o., city.
\. Il. SmitheT, DO, er D,l
J. h Lofland. Milford "
n. A. Rowland, Middletoyu DsI
w "A. tomegys,
VIM. Green,
J. =. u ish, hi.a.
J.. NJ .stradling, Phila.
j. Nulhauson, d"
4. B. Ha - thorn, Baltic.
ID. |. arnag umnntt E,iJgs
u. T.. Reyhiod &MI. Sew ur,e.,
Mrs. J. BavIdeon,
J. A. Davidson,
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REGtSr RS ORDER.
RESIsTgR's uFrICE.
New Castle county, Nav IN y,


New Castle county, Nay ssh. 1851 (
pon tue app .eSiiOn o John Dnuanps
NGl4- a - ALL 1 =. A. q An IsYf-
~-e % hrisiiAns nuutrsl. II >st c,o.5t.-
;, ieN' Ssya 10 = 20 aessi zisl 8 rs.rte,i ~ n
.ss-s sE .hs. ne Adulufslr.tar AfofsS.fi
I've isoI3eS o. the granting o. Isst~-S
: Aolni nisfTAi. .ou Ss-o- ne eSsAre o. H.
.sSs~>eo. = iiA lie csse o. grzuAtug her
y, oA SaSs.-lg Aissrl sen a. 10 D rslrS,
- within ior1s days from snS dst OF 80
.S-4ers. n slN ~ ne uaNsSl krsSi4e lslnr-S :,
tG~ osoi ~ Q: NSU Caste. rgsa utr.u. -
t~fs'sus aANiuS G~rESud> AZ i. - =
lA-e - prsselt ire same ~ abs,te by =
Ae- q Assembly II sUcA case male =,
sroNl1s1. A ~ = 50 cSos- lEe sane z, -
.4ss u c Sisnln lie same p<-lsi in H.
lLAiSS ToN GAas TTE-s * 20 -, =
isl4eN n Am llksol. al 10 u c.rt =
Asd ths-ssr hire Ee<ks. Cd
~. Given En 1er he cAssi asyi -
! L :. Of orc g ;be Rs.s = zfor->aSt.
'-~~~' a. New GSS.r. Ia NtE Cas.1e
oo4aiy, Aforesaid, s-as 1Ay JD5 yeN- an.ovs
~F4'lS0- : Blues RsS.ssSr.
OTIC 4
81 feEs1s hAYlLG caAlslss aSAIEsl The
ss.Sis 0! tie deceased mus .sFps@ng Dc
sN1 duly At1eslst 20 the AdniniS.rstoT.
% o- os,o-s Nay Ssh. Isl, 4 80 lie ne
AZ - AssSGn.. IN sGea case mate An1
iFoN 1ds1 JOHN OSAHCA
AdniutstrA.l-, L 7 =
AaHfeSS.-HsuFNC Cav P. ~. nel- So
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FOURTH EDITION

Indications r~ ro-Day.
R'sfng barometer, - ationorv or slight-
ty to'oer fempersfs rss, ssstsrly seinds
and partly cloudy ,osathsr.
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l..IOAL STOCKS AND BONDS.
.tumncial and 0snnnerctaA.

xI,sIRaroN. Del, May IL iss0
Latest Stock qtoinnons lurhlsheu py
Hull e 90. =. h. corner seventh and
Market streets, WILMINGTON. Del, at "
Vi. To uuy:
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kfuh SAls A .&-c ..ta.fs..v > =.
Il OF aeS Seres IN " t, "a. t---S
drst, - enclosed {. Nl,AE =
s.scI &c, NC r t SO
ctAAEN IN iali tS-SrtaE. % e -.
tasNs,,E ths tcrcs. kgHt .tzS -, .
stcn. .lNNaeas re@srt ~ ,s-st ~ =. -.
ami ali ~. cy bllt'.tsS .+,~ss-y 49,.
drsf els . gasgi fa l-> fr.-.-, .-
=, ~. = \, ty~ ~ y l5e-stsi
nkas sfSatn n l,H.l trG..z- kp4tv o.
M. " US tTNN4N
hesA hsiSis - ..s f.ss- 49,.
secsl ~
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The hand that rocks the cradle, is tie
hAnd that moves The earth. llr, Ruit
hAny syrup IA the best r-me.iN for Al
eompla nls eh ldt6n are sub CT io such AS
dSsenlery. diSrrhRa, summer c mp.apt.
wind collie, etc Prlce > ceuts
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= mosENnLATT,s COLD SPRING

w ,TLs ,6 AND ~ Ct.k1S. CH = MfloN
W NBkk shop heard from seventh snd
ra..I sire.ts. my 70. 8L.
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CECOND TROTTING MEETING
Of THE
Delaware Tro,ting Ass':iati
~
AT
Scheutzen Park, Wilmingtol
Delaware,


JUNE 9th and ION, 1880
PREMIU Ms, S1,OY
No. |. Three minute race; pune
First, to; second, 80; third so
MOI. 40 Cas- Purse sl25. flrs'
: second, 20; third, saa n,s
No. 8. Az, Pacing Race. fuIse
First. sIU1; second. sb5; ihiri, sS~
heats, best in ).
SECOND DAY.
No 1. Running Race sweeps.shes n
all ages $40 each p. p mi e he,T, ne -
in 3, ID. I. A. Ia ad So. seeohu lO
receive k35 out oi stakes. ri..t d
No. 5. z.34 Class. Purse sS". ''''
secoud, S6l; third 80 p,-., h
No. 8. 2.-S Class. Purse :" F'''"
second ss0: thiru 80. ,-,,iinI
Ali OF the above rac-s are iot " Il. I;
lIarueSs, except Nos l, and IN !, "
! iq5. y. 4. a. Ru es 20 euNei" hI
trance fee 10 per ceui. OF pur>r. Lila
he HELD. or anv part "E,yu tnu
be entitled 10 one prem M i!i,r Sse
close June LIST, 2. PLC Nm FL !, n, b;
los Market ST, wilmington
sp6-wif.
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,idD During ,rg the recent Live,n1
ZION the doors Of each b,elPd "oIPId
work the ticket system, ~ 'll !
ascertain how the voters
a,o 10 TINS end a ticket was pius' ~sa
eiector, and this ticket fl ba s,velI|
cd to hand on his leturn -, ~ was) :,
the door who represented n W -, tlS
, which he had voted. II sn sne \
that a costermonger drova ~ y a
the booths. That 'Vse "a,, ny \
donkey was gaily decora' Ierl| e%
Ramsay's colors, wi,a gu wi
,c, ,gcedizenment ol Home.RuIa Il
The l man who stood sent,"s, utr's !
hamsay's party smiled aner e,
mentally counted the costr, trO'
more for his lordship. ''e'
But judge fms >,,'n,,s.
zleine,'l when he beLeld, w,r@
Eyes tlie c"ster return and on, h
IN the hands of Alr. WIII4ryI'.' Wv Y
o. the gate. sure that there y
mistake he stepped forward w
thai he ad given the lickrl IN " !,
nan. mo, I've not" SAID ~ ,tl u
i've voted for White, y ap, .Ie
donkey's in our colors." /" "Bum y ,
the cos'er, she's an ASH
serva.iver' Ill
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Paying for S,...
St0ndorJ nuited

to-%.x -%%.AxsiH.iiSeToN,AIay i.iN 2s..I" I'',s| y,
meat of the sundrS SSS call, s,I.,, d tod
Sil, Sill' requiring all payman,'a v'o,i app
o Slll to be paid in sta1datS ,nea's u
secretary sherman sajd a'a !, 'llvel
obj objection ,S", whatever 7 's11 'o !bc ,aa,
ana. ana that !. if it became ''ls y a%d
sl, amount of Standard sly sii,o. iettl
CURED Gu TO cover these annreI 1,r,er Dol
De,nti Nc over one and qlartn, Uptlat'
pounds or about seveY H'ar'er
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A FEW
FACTS


FOR THE PEOPLE !
EspECIALLY ALL THOSE WHO ARE
ophsed 70 make dollar go as TAR a.
possib.e.
YOU CAN BUY OF US BEAUTIFUL
yard. ~ y oeuN
HANDsoME PRINTED LAWNS AT
II o. cents yard.
NVlDE PERcALEs, CHOICE STYLES
W ais cents yard.
| AIDES. GENTS AND MIssEs
a. hoSE, Al cents a pair.
A GOOD GRASS CLOTH OR CHAM
IA bhAf ULSTER for sI.O0.
IlEAUTlFUL SHETLAND sHAwIs
- Large size. for sLV0. as we'll AS
BARGAINS IN SILKS, DRESS GOODS
~ Linen Goods. II osleoy, G owes sum
uier SDhhN EAR, CORS ETs kuch
1nss, h cons. Rwn and ace Ties E,.t
Ions. FIRING and rrimminPs . speciaIty
tIouS CASH CUSTOM RS WHO
want 10 get the most In ouautity sno
ana quAAty or their money can aiwav,
succeed ~ the spacious
one PRICE, RELIABLE CASH stor.
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La Bkj
IeBNfI'
VnfK
Ibls Pl'
lrerpO'
BE, 3
d llisa
llPllasI
10 n'
/ hrell
llWlOl
|Iuai'
The Ottawa free trader., 1880-11-06
OTTAWA FREE TRADER; SATURDAY, NOVEMBER s, 1880.


AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS are the best of all pur.
gatives for family use. They are the product OF
long, aborious and successful chemical inyesti-
CATION, and their extensive use, by Physicians in
their practice, and by all civilized nations proves
them the best and most eifectual purga!iye Pill
that medical science can devise. Being purely
vegetable, no harm can arise from their use. In
intrinsic value and curative powers no other pills
can be compared with them, and every person,
knowing their virtues, will employ them when
needed. They keep the system in perfect order,
and maintain in healthy action the whole ma.
chinery Of life. Mild, searching and etfrctual,
they are specially adapted to the needs of the di,
gestive apparatus, arrangements Of which they
prevent and cure, If timely taken. They are the
best and safest physic to employ for children and
weakened constitutions, where mild but eirec.
tual cathartic is required.
FoR SALE BY ALL DEALERS (N
The Ottawa free trader., 1880-11-06
LELAND & GILBERT,

attorneys at Lar.
GTAvE OF ILLINOIS, LA SALLR Co.-ss.-
- In the Circuit court, January term, 1891.
The Marsees Land and Water Power Company u.s. Alex
W. Brown, Administrator of the Estate OF Roswell
Brown, deceased, William DOardman, Thomas G. Mather
+. ". Ellsworth, Marshall Jewell, Charles A. Jewell. Will
liam H. Weeks, Sarah f. Taman a. l.. Iocomb. Bird NJ
Henry Charles Wright Charles r. Pagan and the unknown
owners of lands Of The Maseles Land and Water Power
Company.-In Chdnce,V.
Affidavit OF non-residence of william Bolles Roswell w
Brown. Administrator OF the Estate Of Roswell Brown de-
ceased William Boardan Marshall Jewell, Charles A.
Mather, Charles Il. Pagan, William E. Hawks +. W Ellis.
worth A. L. Holcomb Bird NJ. Henry and Charles Wright
implicated with the above defendants having been filed In
the clerks office Of the Circuit Court OF said county
therefore hereby given to the said nonresident defend
that the complainant filed It's bill OF complaint In said
court the chancery side thereof the 18th day OF OCo
Der 1885, and that thercupon summons Issued out OF said
court wherein said suit Ia pending reurnabe the
second Monday in the month Of January next by
required.
New unless you, the said nonresident defendants above
named, william Bo.Ics Roswell W. Brown Administrato
OF the Estate of Roswell Brown deceased William Board
man, Marshall Jewell Charles 4. Jewell, WIN. H. Weeks
Sarah Z. Taman, Thomas G.. Mather, Charles r. Pagan,
VIM f. Hawks T.. W Ellsworth A. L. Holcsmb, Bird NJ
Henry and Charles Wright shall personally be and appear
before said Circuit Court the first day OF the
thereof be holden At Ottawa in and for the said county
Monday in January next and plead
and things therein charged and stated
will be taken confessed and decree entered against
according to the prayer OF said bill
ROSWELL W. HOLMES, Clerk
Ottawa Illinois. Nov. 4th, A. u. 1890.
LELAND & GILBERT, Compts SOlrs. uov6'w
The Ottawa free trader., 1880-11-06
CHASE FOWLER,

master IN ChdnCerU
MASTERS SA IE.--STATE OF ILLINOIS
M COUNTY OF LA SALE, circuit Court Of said county
In ChdnCery.
The Ottawa Building. Homestead and Loanng Associa
tion cOnpainants. Ulrich Wechmann. Theresa WEIGH
man and John d. Young, defendants.
Public notice hereby given that in pursuance of de-
entered in the above october twenty rst
$780, Chase Fowler. Master in Chsncery Of said court
will, Wednesday. December hrs D 1870 at the hour
o'clock r. the south door of the County Court
House. the city Of ottawa in said county of La Sale
of Illinois, sell the highest and best bidder for cash
the following described premises 10 wit Lot four and the
west half of lot three in block six in North Ottawa La
Sale county state OF Illinois. - -
Dated November g. 1850. CHASE FOWLER,
noy6-3w Master in Chsncery.
The Ottawa free trader., 1880-11-06

The Times on Monday printed very indecent
article on the meeting of Saturday one of the
meanest things we have seen in print this cam.
paign. Yesterday it apologies, saying it printed
the article only ito Offset the very unfair account
of the republican demonstration published by
the FREE TRADER" We submit the FREE IRA
DBRs local columns have invariably treated the
republican meetings with decency, and while it
may have spoken of them in a jocular strain it
has always been fair as well as decent, treating
its opponents as gentlemen. The FREE TRADER
has never lost its self-respect or forgotten
that its readers are respectable people, whether
republican OF democrat.
The Ottawa free trader., 1880-11-06
DIR. II. OLlN,

The acid Bloed is the mary cause and sustaining pow.
er Of Rheumatism Where there Alka there be
Rh' urnatism The "DR. BosANKo RHRUMATsM CURE" ts
chemically prepared All, sine neutraizng the acidlty
AND removing chronic Inflammation by absorption. II Is
not clamt that the cure IL for long catalogue
sf d!eases like many others hut for Pheumatism and
Lame Back alone II ia sovereign remedy Price IS cents
For sale by q. GKHBING. Ottawa, III.
The Ottawa free trader., 1880-11-06
FARM
FOR SALE.

A Fine Farm OF $50 Acres. Ave miles southwest OF
Ottawa; well improved; good two'story frame dwelling
house. one half house. two barns large
frame double cribs and large orchard cattle sheds
failing supply of good water, wind mill pumps, &c
The tledrained well fenced clean and in excel
of cultivation For terms OF sale apply to r.
BROWN, the premises, or B +. LINCOLN, in Ottawa.
October 9th, 1880. If
The Ottawa free trader., 1880-11-06

And don't imagine, Messrs W. & W., that you
are making friends by indecent after election at.
tacks on Mr.. Milligan. Your little say-so that
Mr.. Milligan is an inferior man, intellectually or
morally, to Mr.. Tom Clark, or that Mr. NJ. is any
thing but a man of "honor, capabity or good
sound sense" adds very little to your character
for decency. None but very dirty dogs worry
their foes after they beaten. 1t is we'll known
how Mr. NJ. was beaten, and the less said on the
subject the more honorable will appear the
methods of the party that has beaten him
The Ottawa free trader., 1880-11-06

MesSrs. Osman & Hapeman are preparing for
the coming holiday season, when they mean to
retain their place the leading dealers in fancy
goods in La Sale county. First and foremost
they have rc.decorated their store room, making
it one of the prettiest stores in the city. The
ceiling designs are in the latest styles OF decors-
ton and are but specimens of the endless variety
OF designs In which ceilings may be decorated.
Mr.. Wilson, the paper.hanger, makes a specially
Of this kind Of work, furnishing material and de.
signs for parlors, Bantes, &c, for any sized or
shaped room. The wood work is in India red
with trimmings Of olive and black. The curtains
are blue, highly ornamented with lettering aud
ornamental designs in gold and colors.
For the trade, they are now beginning to un
pack goods, IN which books, novelties in station
cry, fancy goods in great abundance and variety
selections from the best known importers and
manufacturers OF New York and Philadelphia
will be prominent. They will all be fresh the
novelties of this season, fashionable and attractive
The public are invited to call and see the store
anc the goods when displayed.
The Ottawa free trader., 1880-11-06

One Of the most painful unpleasant and distressing H
eases to which flesh is heir Piles. DR. BosANKos PILE
REMEDY has been tried tested and proved to be an nfs
Bile remedy for the OF al kinds OF Piles Price 50 cts
For sale by Il GEHRING, Ottawa. Ill. sprl0
The Ottawa free trader., 1880-11-06
TERMS.

TERMS.
HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE} oy1c
Per Year Postage Prepaid. S''''''''''''''
SISGLR NUMBERS -Four Cents each.
The Bound Volume for 1890 containing the hrst aytwo
Numbers will be ready early in November Price, eS 90
3rposagc prepaid. Cover for YouNa PEOPLE for 1880
cents; postage. IS cents additional.
Remittances should be made ~ PostOce Money Order
or Draft, to avoid chance OF loss.
NenspdperS NOT 10 copy this adcertIsesnt cighot!
the express ordtr Of H,RPxR 4 BROTHERS
Address HARPER l. BROTHERS, New York.
7D Single copies for sale and subscriptions received BY
Osman & Hapeman. Ottawa Illinois.
The Ottawa free trader., 1880-11-06
Stationery Supplies.

We hare all the latest ideas in bus
iness stationery, hare nerO type, and
use the Holder BlOtter- Pad for keep
ing printed supplies clean and han
dy for use. The Holder Pad is the
best in use. 1t is neater. cheaper,
more conUenieRt. less cun,brOus and
does its UOrb better than any other
Notter yet inrented, rs mere glance
at it ,ciJL prOUe to any man. We
guarantee Satisfaction to all Our
customers, SiUin6 the best material
and best ,cOrk for the money in Of
taua. If yOu MaRt sOmething good
and neat call on
oSMAN e HAPEMAN.
The Ottawa free trader., 1880-11-06
4 Neat Residence
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE
with of land good barn and abundance OF
fruit: mile of Court House. Ottawa III. A bargain
for who wishes comfortable home reasonable
terms within easy walk of schools and churches. Inquire
at Office OF &. s. PAINE.
Ottawa, October 49, 1870 If
The Ottawa free trader., 1880-11-06
Nfm advertisements.
NOW Is THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE.

Within year OF Its nrst appearance HARrEs's Yors0
PEOPLE has secured leading place among the periodicals
designed for juvenile readers. The object Of those who
have the paper in charge to provide for boys and girls
from the OF six to sixteen weekly treat in the way Of
entertaining Stories poems historical sketches and other
attractive reading matter with prouse and beautiful illus
tratons and at the time to make i spirit and inhu
harmonic with the moral atmosphere which pervsdes
every cultivated Christian household. This important de-
sgn they cndeavor carry by combining the best lite
sy and tsc talent that Action shall appear In bright
innocent colors sober facts such holiday dress
be longer dry dull and mental exercise In tho
solution of puzzles problems and other devices become
delight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-28
THE Stall or TRADE
DOMESTI, MARKETS.

r,,-,,,opy Ang p Flour dun and BUYERS favor
and Western super, - bOS-t . l1tIA -
,,1y - =, ~. tlly super, - q - o. IA
"a - a - 81, FANNY. $50 p no br4Da- = 10 % -
Family Mncat-vuiArIs sittuf western
@ 80 t,1 -outhrm led. D. O5dsl UD 10 Amber
~ - - IL. No. Maryland, 81 j.. 40 western " IA
- mi and August q 90 -dtl u1 september, 81 up h
Dsl DDS October, - Ds0s4 o'-- lo'eAD'i; = u,a
toru--oOtneIu Western htEirti'u -'+'ii
D 60 - n i,c 90 yellow. nominal Western M1ei
ut and August 52d &C. ~cpi-nOef 90, ,'t"Dol
~ 10 at STEADY southern, 9V14Ac, N,n'Ih
Wbite 81 a3so. Hye quiet at o'c Lay s'esuS rum
f'noier " ar anu f@OHf-i pa ''I'
~ Is' arm Aess n so 7Jdal4 Bulk Mealloose
shouIders offer Clear no 9des hcns eils a.,
- .nd y.c Bacbn--houlers. tirAi ltb
tises Zoe IiaIus, ~ 4Dl3Ec. LaTd-henhel tor bo.
800 ont.t pr me 10 choice rsterD Packed. ~ a. g.
Eggs higher and lie petroleum Iuuo no4D@
stned 30. coffee strong Ko cat goes OiloaS ~
- aIGI.c sugar very strung " A SOIt, IOs NisA,y
y sno nra AZ Al Il Eroghts Liverpool per steamer
steady Cotton SIsg I'd fiouf' g. o. "fAA+ ~ V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-28

SUGARS crushed lOs,c Powdered, lO1sal lose; Granu
lated 1o~e.; Cut-oaf lOsdiO7sc: standard "A" lOsc
Confectionery "A" lOsc. on "A" &c.
srEARlNE-Dull. nominal Western. 9c city, elsdettc
TAlLOW-Fair demand. steady sales, 100 u 10, O'sd
OItsc.
TEAS-Trade slow prices unchanged
TOBACCO-keutuC XIV fairy active; steady Lug, ! p
soc. Leaf sales $50 hhds seed Lea steady and
in moderate demand 1875 l~r ohio, II l3ci
800 DO 1879 gland l5d25c. 1878 do I'd DC 800
do 1879 Pennsylvania lld2jc; 100 DO sundIes Ualce'
200 bales Havana. Sjc.GSl 10.
WHALE8ONE-iu good demand sales. 200 ~ Arctic
81 450&2 so $500 n south sea. ~ 30 dS2
WOOL Business has confined moderate the SUP
Tle- of Wool beIal ana the weak Fine
Foreign tn rOved Euro
pean markets: s3es. 81 coo n Domestic Fleece 80 isc
1000 n washed sjc 10000 . Cnwashed C0mbng and
Drlane. - d37c 50 600 spring Texas p soc l4'oo
secured fOd17c. $4,000 spring California &b05lc,
1000 secured faa7oc; $4,000 oregon. al 34c
$4,000 Territory 2~d3uc. sOO colorado Pulie0 2uc
2b0OO Domestic Nois jjc loco 70 carpet pc; so
bales ape Is, 90 DO. 5. a3l &c 100 bales DO and 10
bales Filling u how'd FOR export. private
terms India. 4tc; i-nOo . Secured do
sc. and $40 bags Domestic "a ed o. private terms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-28

IryERrooi- Aug 81 inner me,
q, , gGl. ~hur1 steady A. 80 3d. on Clear
s','' short ear 81 "a oct. Hams
- .i-.v . s -nould nrner 90 %. hcri- 1i Moss
ti nrner 81 NJ frnr Mr7r hrner
b. al lArl-prmc cstrrn du!l al 800 ia'.n"- lHr
an, ,elG. 10 80 I'D lurFenilhe -pI's' nu +" i'aiu
-f..ar al li. 70 siealy TO- 'h'faH
.',4u ucs lrinor ltoi lard ~ none ~ the haiArt
- ara stale. AMI u Od "hrai-NO l. " hue,
All =, : "a -pnna. SO. % duh al I'D. DC" M1.
@ -tadv al I'd. Sew southern WINTER aady Al
~ ,,. ,.,ro -slx-. s,rady . ID tOtiOnsceG OIL
go American none IN market KOsln-Commnn. al Lon
80 ,.,nv Al Ba IuTprnune. SpintA al London, dull al
g.
bD fOr Ness No.. 49, ~. ,..s 90. .,,,., ,,-,....
5G.t California W 1itc ana al
- for rd inter. The rcceipts OF Wheat for the pas
a. we're $4,000 cenSls. Including -SZOOu centali
American. - -. - p.,,oa p.,roisuro el
NJ al Linseed Oh - pc cwt. -
pei espox Aug IA y. In-sugar 1880 s2t Cd per evt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-28
n1ur .rncK MARKErs-RY rELEGRApM

RrVpuo aug IT CArrLE-Receipts today. LOO head
too Ion week thus aI. 10000 cad same TINE i7' "tA
il-6, mead cou-igue4 through, "a cars n"I.'l 'A-leI
mi rot uulfabv lower Sale O FAR l.At To 'ood Shippers
m 81 q-4 40. CLOicc To- eXpor al - ~ cars le
uuso.L ..- ,o, ...a. t,,si TOR
~ yrf thus far lIs Last Wreh 4luUp
mead - ""4'41 ~
Sheen. 3 lo. ~ Canada Lambs sold a. - - 10
to-day, 1900 hcad lotti lot "eoh mus IA
tl-- -+.DnO neal ''ii7--l''
,ir,yh NJ. cars CIu ard lNef ioi ishi toH'n
90 r.. good lots steaoy sales oil Common Lent To- ram
eI..,rr. al - Fax 90 Good ID cA4saua = 80 -
70 ~ ted York,rs = lJu-J ~. Heavy ana Meuldn' -
"a. : cars remain uusOid. mostly common i4Sht -,
menu. 1000 Read marAri opened "eai, am t4''g"
lower PACKING. - pu 40 ~ Ign" - '""+' ~
Choice Heavy 80 - mdhf uAoO" ono t..1
Attn Recent. ,.-uD head Shipments @'vN ~ a..
Rest act We Comm, to t4lI eit iul. a. = '
:. 20 Good tho!cc 5u0-i ~1 Export - -" e.
Bnichcr-' - - 90. Dras Texans nrm al = a. -
Nebraska Texans. y 80 Na YES :" 90 1--WE = - q
- -: -tOcAers active a. - -o~7". .. .,. A.,
-HFEl- .ecclyts 40 Gctu market HEn puShvIa 10 w"
81 -uIppua - - %. LamDs j. 1-o- ,
l.it'i-. out on 2'Is
pa.l-t~ores - ~ 900. " x-i lacklng. = 0vu-0
bIcberJ 10 Fancy - IL 10 - recepa- ooVo hcad snip
Iueute $50 neal q, - -...-,,.,, -r..rs
L,a-+ sUaai 80 cra-- texans = D {.
- ne Butcher -tun l. ZJ9S 90 receipts ivu
mead: slI suIents, !.lOu hcal. 400 -. .,..
-UFEp-lulet and unchanged receipts oOo heAd snip
men
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PM ,prrpffrA. Aug IN oui-4uieti ONO. fehh-Yl
AM t'd West Virenia-XN aud sugf-. 442toc = = %
49,. 1ealur. r4-c.. Coarse. SOC ,eW nrh ',ii.t.
and, Ne-ferr-ffrc Ky f~d+ &C., Ai'f' ll
a. ~. Coar.e. 4uc ashel Coming ana nrai-c-r 80
Al .arl I..aIur y and MriiuM " irnta N'A' Hs
ana be- anne 1Da5Z-c.. Coarse, f-0ft'f tah"i~ " iai'o
u tyc. luI. a. 4bnJ''
,,.''- In,sa.lrd ,ogiolng and Del inr-Nciiuu d.
,,,-h.d combine ana Dc,iuc 3. .oc tudI-e. .@'1'
p,.eff lrva-Ard OlothlHg-iur OF y no" -
81 1,. Medium. J81J3c.. Come. audlc DARK EAilhF'
tfr- Fine MenIuu. 2i d--t CoAfs"
-. - t,rerou-FIue -JGaOc; Med UNI 81 05'c N'orse
- zoe aIlioru ou quo ed Sc" Ae1e.n And DO
,.tiu. lyQ 2-,; Medium - 10. lOalhe car ou.
iHG.1r piuc-f xtr4 McrlnO, SD. Sc super - sOe
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InNnnN WOOL NE.

LONDON Aug 27rhe following are the Dol sais OF Ihuis
ir 5.l.- south " anu queens
1ud-F rrce Oh Is -cpurgd u I'd - -'-' ried-s
t 49, IN 10 Il. ana .ecs.. 81 J.. 4ud.. Lambs Is o.
80 I'D. secured. j.. l--d - "a br,A'y 40 a..
bales victorian Fleece. L. 81 q II 4Os d;
-.,rst / ,d a.. 2igd GREASY. gd r. ri. Locks and
p9c.. Id n Is. Cos Lambs 6 Gir "a -confei L. :.
49,, Cr.a.v d u Aau. b. bn bales New Zealand eorr
IL al. lG secured lOad Greasy "a . = 81 lochs
- 49,. ,.ll ~ I. lld. Lambs. II il. ID 81 4
ps Ta.mnulan- Fleece lld0ls. ID: Ifeasy idgls Cd.
Lambs. Iaa ls al IcAs1 -. - -t % o1 NAp'
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to- r,a Centrifugal polarzing gGo and % a22 sd for Cnba
Wnscovado keining. anot ehned Petroleum. od per
81 snrfs OF psutno. % I'd pnr cwt
so o,-,rs Aug. TT n--Iallnw. - per rwt
,.ryrnr Aug 27WucoXs Lard closed at H. francs per
loo klos 49, ,,..r.,o,,. n ,,.rr. On ,t.r,trga
sss.1r.rrf 1.-THE marrcf yarns ana tdDrichF
o,Iet but STEADY: 5gmch. go reed Gold rnd -hirtngi
- -o~tz : 2tn Do. 90 reen, Printer ~
ysr. N . o. 47d; 40 40 Mule Twist. Far, second
gunuty. lO9. lld