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, 1880-10-27

CAUTION TO DRUGGISTS.
sHveg agents OF runners soCit trade from dssas
, 1880-10-27
Recommends 1t to All.

DIAN HtM, l hAye usad Aouio uf your lHllAM
nlUUu hfkUIs With beneficial! results. and thiRkA
u RooA luSAlClnc 10 build up tho sYsteu FenGtays
Would r0c0uMeud II 10 all aQnxsIDM ffgM l}4b!t{,
j. ". MUM
, 1880-10-27
An agents Testimony.

WQ0llhnd4 Iuqu0H II, ttLut,n w
DEAR STU: eau say tlat yuur INDIAN b!OOu
8fNUY has no gqAn! fur tun,ltpAtan. btck'isAaqS
Ret,o Pain IN tho nUHtcs. and EhtIls, aud ca sateQ
NilUUh A. HEED.
, 1880-10-27

prAn Htu. I haze upeI ySur iN1iaN UlGou
4fNUl' fur Cramps In my Stomach And Also fur p1
chtldrunt wu were tsuAbIul will spanls, and III boI
s~'oS " S1's's" ~~4'p''s' EilxAAErll ME1zE.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-06-12

BIG SPELLING ScoRE.-The Stage man de-
pises the APPEAL man because he de clines to
BE- governed by the hide aoaad photographic
rules which are laid down by Noah Webster.
Yet in the city where the Stags is published,
there is being held teachers institute, at
which the spelling experts are gathered.
Day before yesterday they indalged in spell
ing bee with the following result:
Words given out H.
Words missed by the class, II.
The class was composed solely of teachers,
but the above tabulated statement does not
altogether give q correct idea of the words
missed; two of the teachers took an extra shy
apiece at one of the words and each missed it
again, so in reality they succeeded in record
ing IA misses out of possible II. This
score beats our best record by hattering ma
jority.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-06-12

COHNs New GOoDs. Coin tack
les the Spring and Summer trade, he means
business. .I.
He has just tackled it.
When ladies want genuine thing in their
line, they go to Cohn.
He has the best that money can buy. He
has Just cleared his shelves OF his Winter
goods and replaced them with new stock
suiting the requirements of the season.
The best looms of Europe have furnished
the fabrics which he now offers cheap for
cash. f.-t v "
The ladies will find his stock Of dress
goods, hosiery and undervare unparalleled.
THE other day there appeared in Virginia
City four horse dray in which the solid men
of Nevada were seated. Five of them weighed
1900 pounds. We tax Q pride in remarking
that the most prominent Of the crowd was our
follow. townsman, George Tuay, of the S.
Charles, who makes the hay scales tired at 275
pounds The sight Of SO much solid flesh called
forth the astonished vociferations of the null
titude and Carson was praised without stint
for her generous contribution to the adipose
collection. A State that produces such men
il we'll entitled to the front rank.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-06-12

ART MATTERS. Mr.. Hamburg, the cellu!oid
man has been engaged to blazes The name Of
the Carson APPEAL upon the fences and dead
walls about Ormsby county. He paints ia
black and white upon the fences and is an en-
thusiastic devotee Of his art. With pot and
paint brush he travels over the country and
throws carson APPEAL, largest circulation in
the county, on every fence that shows itself.
His Remsrant effects are the hightef artistic
effort and thus the m0netonous scenery Of
the sagebrush begins to be animated with the
slaps Of the paint brush which will cheer tic
lonely traveller in the dusty road. In after
years the people of Nevada will gaze upon the
imperishable monuments Of MIR. Humburg's
taste and industry and thank the APPEAL (SS
year, invariably in advance, for its substan-
tial improvements added to the natural seem
cry Of our arid wilds.
INITIAL EXCURSION The 6rst excursion of
the season GENES off at Lake Bigler to-mor-
row. The Steamer Governor Stanford, COM
handed by Cap, Avery, "a brave and popular
commander" will leave Glenbrosk at 10 A. NJ
for Emerald Bay and other points of interest,
giving the excurtionists time to visit the cas-
cades which are now, with the melting snow
of the mountains in the hight of their glory
1t is sight which in few weeks cannu: be
enjoyed. The Steamer will return to Glen
brook at 5 ?. n. The fare for the round trip
is but $3.50. e E#s 0EH g.G
PERsoNAL-Mr. William Eimbech, of..the
q. S. Coast 1 Geodetie Survey, ,psssed
through to Virginia yesterday morning, and
Jill spend Sunday in this city, prior to taking
The field for the season.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-06-12
BRIEF MENTION.

No trace of the stage robbers.
Silver is advancing. Yesterdays quotation
was l. Is 20.
Boynton Carlisle late of the Enterprise is
visiting Carson.
The APPEAL acknowledges complimentary
tickets to Miss Lizzie Davis benefit.
The big Stallion Hercules, is again in town
none the worse for his trip through the rural
districts.
The gross receipts Of the Presbyterian ef-
tival was $3.50 80. Expenses, 500 80. The
ladies return thanks to all whs assisted them
in the undertaking.
The APPEAL, in future, will publish the
names of passengers passing through Carson
on the down train. If mans debtors jump
the town, he will know ali about it at the
breakfast table.
The Tribune is anxious to get into a contro-
versy regarding the Blaine CLUB, that was,
but has not as yet answered any OF the ques-
tions regarding the utterly putrid record Of
the senior editor. Why not dispose of one
subject at a time?
Mr.. Barlns repudiates the title of General
which WAS accorded him by the APPEAL. He
assures the reporter that he was simply Ma
jor. But that was a long time ago; since the
war every officer has advanced several pegs,
and Bartine must go along with the balance.
The big trees which lire the Capitol Square
are now in full foliage and add maca TO the
attractiveness Of the city. These trees wer.
all planted twelve years ago by e. B. Rail,
whom the Tribune has for months past de-
nounced as a citizen who has not the interests
of Carssa at heart.
DR.. Clnness, c. F. Wheeler and T. Brad
sell, of Sacramento, in company with John
Scott Of Dayton, returned to Carson yester
day frea a two-weeks prospecting tour in
Bod;e, Aurora and Candelaria They look
rather the worse for wear, but still insist that
they like the country.
The Virginia papers assert that there is
suspicion that Prof. D. A. Ewing, is not dead
at all. He went East last summer and net
long afterwards the Ohio papers gave an &C
Count of his death by consumption. He prob
ably went to Ohio to get a nomination of
some sort, and failing preferred to be dead.
Philo Knapp was in town yesterday show
ing about locket which he said had recently
been presented HIM as a birthday gift. Those
who tried to epen it (and about 100 made the
attempt,) ran needle into their tAnmbs,
which caused them to drop the loeke5 with a
eries Of startled ordinations. Knapp left |
he city last evening to avoid any further |
rouble with the vigilance committee.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-06-12
DECAY OF THE TEETH

Arise from various causes, but principally
it may be attributed to early neglect or the
indiscrimate use Of tooh powders and pastes,
which give momentary wilderness to the
teeth while they corrode the enamel. The
timely use of that delicate aromatid tooth
wash, Fragrant SOZODONT, will speedily
arrest the progress of decay, harden the
gums, and impart delightful fragrance to
the breath. 1t removes those ravages which
people sustain in their teeth from the pse
of sweet and acid articles. a." -
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-06-12
RAILROAD AND STAGE TRAVEL


| BY VirSinAn and Truckee Railroad.
DEPARTED LAST EVENING FROM VIRGINIA CITY.
Mrs. R. Winters, Mrs. R. b. Norton,
Rev. Father Nulty, Mrs Dickson,
| Miss L. Dickson. Mrs, Erble,
w. Ogens and wife, Nrs WATSON,
| Mrs. E. Dickson, w. S. Stevens,
L. L. Crockett & wife, Geo. A. Davis,
Mrs. Quinn, F. Becker,
Miss r. Boeh, A. E. Shannon,
Miss g. Boeh, d. ii. Bence,
Carrie Hoy, w. h. Ramsey,
A. ID. Rock, W. }. Tuska,
C. Novacovich, G. W. PHELPS,
Mrs. Corbett, L. }. Hadly,
}. II. Mathewson, Geo. Tuhy,
Miss T. Tuhy, JAS McGienn,
Miss E. Adams, A. A. Peterson,
j. Bohn, NJ. Meyer,
q. W. DUNCAN, }. e. Harmon,
Chas Gaylord, DR.. Slower aud wife,
R. F. Hoy, Fl. n. Howe,
j. B. Williams e. W.T. o. Lsnhart and wife,
PASSED UP YESTERDAY MORNING.
j. j. L. Alexander, Miss = MyNeally.
S. T. Chaplin, b. N. Hunt,
w. Luke, w. Elmbeck,
} las. b. Leonard, r. S. Alexander,
j. j. Poor, Mrs. Geo. Maohew,
Mrs. Downey, Mrs. Doris,
Miss Dswney, Mrs. Erbe,
w. Stewart. Mrs Geo Robinson,
E. G. Kitzmeyer, Chas. Gaylord.
J. Levy. Miss E. 6. Babcock,
r. Philips, W. s. Zeiin,
Mrs. WATSON, Mrs R. E. Jinkins.
LEFT BY SLEEPER LAST NIGHT.
Mrs T. r. Winters r. Ellsworth,
Mrs. Mrs. Coroett, Miss Bewsean,
G. A. Davis, Mrs j. W. Adams,
j. Nichaison, +. A. Harke.
BY Carson ana Il sstie stage Line.
DEPARTED YESTERDAY MORNING.
Fl. Plowman, J. R. Abrams,
NJ. Scroll, J. Powers,
M. Gray,
ARRIVED YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.
Mrs. Grain, Mrs. s. R. Ellsworth, |
A. NJ Ellsworth Miss Mckay,
E. B. Shay, NJ g. Nettle,
Mrs G. L. Gibson, Joe Evans,
il F. Nucent, j. H. Sutten,
John kee.
Fly Benson's Glenbreok Stays.
DEPARTED YESTERDAY MORNING.
Mrs A. B. Block, Miss G. K Goulding,
A. 3. Block, john King,
Mrs c. T. Mills,
There were no arrivals last night
BENTeNs STAGE-On and after May 18th
Bentons stage for Lake Tahoe will leave daily
at $50 A. n. until further notice
]. N. BENTON.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-06-12

Appetite, refreshing sleep, the acquisition Of flesh
and color, blessings attendant upon the reparatve
processes which this priceless vgorn speedily initiates
and carries successful conclusion. Digestion is
stored and afforded to each lif sustaining
organ by the Bitters which is inofensive to the
feminine palate vegetable in compost ion, and thoroughly
safe For sale by all Druggists and Dealers
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-06-12

BENTeN's STAGE.-On and after Nav 18th
Benton's stage for Lake Tahoe will leave daily
at $50 A. n. until further notice
j. d. BENTON
, 1880-08-01

( BLoUR-Was quiet and dru1- There was some ship
ping inquiry bu1 the trading "as chiefly local. ant
| stocks are small enough 70 nuke 6olders ruthe,
strong in their views The receipts OF the pnst for,
night have only averaged about S.tn0 brls per dur
day. eates werc reported Of 3l3 ors wtnsers pri
vute terms; ll1u brs double extras, partly at IS
With so for patents; and 20 brs low grades a,
a7Asa75 To:al t7!3 bsls Export aours wers quoted
ut si.0oas5.75 for chaice extrns-
OTHER MtL1srGyPs-Were in good demand and
steady Sules wore T. ears at 9oal00 cnra mid
dllnKs ut S3OglO0; car shurts at SO. cur wbcat
screenings ut &laoo: car do nt$ls0o; car coarse
sS Il II % sSt during uFs
%s,es adSsssea saS ssssa Ss'sx re iass;
Snes The ae kSa th a1 tina.
SsSSs
9ature be|nK chiefly IN the Eastern % psoyinces which
st 9ens Sna s
seae aSs tsSs
aEsady INT many fsas to ss further
@ in,
d % + s tnoa saea e' The ss sG Ssk
g s:ss r. asS s;,sss Wit ns
= 81 S:s
s s1 t M 5ss ssfs
repprt.u Of .5$AD bu NJ # ~ s9:c; a2n bu No. i
iseiea esn!ra as 1c; and So by sample % a Ds ia
M1SSEsorA' a'S 'W1iEAT-sale was made Of 500 bu No.
&1,sc lower under larger onerinEs. with small
S 5 sryes n pt ea eose Ss oenea ss ~ pna
Jss &$
s asS m i i; yss1i az It y 81 su Sss &
{tDHN-NaS In UUtlaf1btH EGtlHnu and
Is ea rns hs ,,:s
were lain large. and exceeded tic shpaS,nts.
's;S esss bs
Wis psi. a ae1s 5s u s sscy
ss,sisht ss Tossa ur1ansemsats. would permit.
sSss 81 ss2
vas shads h!Enef thin Xuaust, ransnx at$
eaa s aas.
S saSx n " H. Isl u 1iie I. q s 81 s @
s. e. su 1s 9aak; as a 81
s. fes an Soatd ss cars; and 81 es1s = Il :: ss
r3s! Ia!$9s $,tSsea r,oasr,,ev ,,,xe e,r, md oot
feees bea az aaa fSss d.
HG I sna Yasy II ee 5nx ma Ts
Ss M s csssa SsR
2s5sc and closed Z!Go There wus destra 10
chlge u September &c in Its ruvur many thtuk
Ing few onts will circulate tho first of the month,
the owners preferring ship them Old SAMPLES
were active And new ONES continue rather SLOW. ]
Cash sules reported VI 6W bu No. X5i.5c:
wv bn by eMup.e Ut ZSslc on track and s., iQ hu ut "a
G 11o for new md 2a3lc fur old. all free board.
1oiul, 14.n0 Iii.
NYE-Wus uctive and lower. Tho butk OF the trad |
Ing In Iuy in settlement. and attended With
excitement Tho market fell &c from |
tho decline of Frduy AFTERNOON he bg receipts and
free offerings OF cush upsetttng the pruxau OF the
longs. 1o market fell on &c from the highest price Of
the Hquceze15c. 1t understood at the close that
4 few shorts ind not squared up, but se!y tu
later in the day. July sotd freely ut &c and closed
&c Cash sold the sume as the mouth, and closed |
tetr offerings and deliver them before l:sU O'Clock
;5.4c, nnd Septeuttsr At 354ag!s CASH re
It G,2!gc "a fgnck. Total. .03 hn
BAitLEf-WaA dull uNd easy. There wns almost
20 demand fo1 cash lots, except for \ few c:rs low
shch is several cents below what bus boen given rs
qnotasion for No. hsretofore. sale WIS made
Or september at tic. Cash sulcs included 5Dj bu 1T
SC for Old Nh and 6ao TOR 5 hu new No.3 both on
rnck- Total l,Qu bu.
LATER.
Whent vas quie: and weak Saturday afternoon at
bout sSa3Scs Sc Ter August |
Cnsh rye WAS lower, sale being reported Of 5000 bu
, 1880-08-01

New York, July sL-The work of unload
ing the obellsk front the steamer Dessoug
began yesterday. The foundation stones and
pedestal will be first removed, which will
take about week, and then the Dessuug will
be, put into dry-loek, where side Of the yes
out The obelisk will then be placed upon
10at, anu toWeu to the Ssventy-ninth street
pier, WHERE u track IS to be laid for its trans
pOrta:ion to the site decided upon i'll Central
Park. It Is impossible at present to deter
, 1880-08-01

fna ~. "oose countries, Austrin. Italy, Russia,
aene,a1 p@a afe IN chronic state Ut specie sus-
rh.< ~ Inc figures would Indicate this, for
s1v volume Of specie in any country is
,nec&a ~ etaal! per cent ct the volume OF paper,
Iesra :. suspension, because OF inability to re-
Al 80, s paper, IL natural result Indeed, in
a.stss paying countries, except the United
than :. toe vulume or pulliun is greater
ot. ~ WY or paper. With our production
<ur rs precious metals and the condition ot
%AsAe there IL no DANGER because the volume
, 1880-08-01
THE VlLLAGE-BELlS.
SONG.
Fpr The Chicago Tribune.

song.
Fnr The Chicago Tribune.
l.
One more, once more my native shore
In beauty grects NY gaze;
ARlin walk the cottnge-hoor,
To dream Of bygone days.
The Moon Is bright with silver Light,
And through the evening air
I heAr the swect-toned vlllaXe-bella
Thut sound the hour OF prayer.
Tolling, rolling.
TWAuying, cung1nE,
At the close ct day,
Ger hill ind hollow sounding,
From rs,ck to rock reDuundinE,
Their echoes die AWAY.
II. =.
o cheerful chimes Of better times,
I'm growing old and gruy:
My feet thro other lands and chimes
HIVE wandered far away.
fOnlly hcur your echoes clear
In many n sweet refrain;
You come like music 70 my ear,
To greet mt home again. -.
TOiiing, rolling,
Twungug, clunging,
;, At the close Ut day.
Ger hill and hollow sounding,
From rock to ruuk reboundlng,
Their echoes die away.
LAwsDALE, Chicmgo EUGENE J. HALL.
, 1880-08-01

.1xAf1N IT LF T. " Cs
ST. LOUIS hoard.
Arrangements have been completed Tor
Mining Board ut st. Louis. Fine quarters hare
been obtained in one of the St. Louis bank
buildings, and the Board will be ut once opened
for business. Every st. Louis bank will hare a
representative to attend the sessions OF the
Board.
BoD1E MINES.
The Homer and Boston Consolidated Mines are
putting up mills TO crush their ores, and they
viii be at work In ninety days.
THE CHICAGO BOARD.
On the Chicago Mining Board there were sales
Of 3Oshares OF Sierra ut S450; 200 shares of Cht-
cago b Silver Gilt ut III: 400 shares of shenan-
doah common Mt $::.0 and 100 shares Of Shenan-
doah preferred ut $500
NEW YORK.
Special Dfspatei to Ihe Chicago Tribune
NEW YORK, July 81.-The mining stock mar
ket, aside from the Leadyille stocks, continues
dull, without any notable change, Chrysoli1e
WIS quite active and gains frncdonaly, us does
Little Chief. There is an increased short inter-
est in these stocks. aud some evidences Of hard
eulug. Nothing Is dednitiy known here respect
Ing these properties, but there are persistent
efforts to depress then, By unfavorable rumors.
Generally, the mining speculation here is with.
out spirit
SAN FRANCISCO. 9: -
sG FRANCISCO. Cal, July sl--I6e following
, 1880-08-01

sxcet-p.ckled hnms quoted ut a&gAc for -17@ls ay-
ernse: green hams. Ban1e hvernHe, s1<a73Sc-
Bacon quoted at 614teb4c for snnu!ders, ia4@scfor
short ribs, &8S4c for short cleasa s4A4c for hams
nll cuuyused und packed
GRE. sE-Quiet. We quoto white Mt 5G5'<c, md yol-
''H nEEFHNas quiet At s@s5o for mess, sa7sxao
fur extra mess. And <lS 0oGs29oo iGr hArns- -.
TALLOW-Qutet md steady NJ o9446Ac for city aud
h6GExdn for cuuuffY.
, 1880-08-01

EneeIal Dlspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
Boston. july 31.-Thc market today has been
rather quiet, but with the best Of feeling and q
strong tone in railroads. Chicngo s. West Mich
iqnn sold at g. Little Rock was strong at 49H
Q50; Atchison rights. le0Dl6oh: New Mexico
rights, lis: Chicago, Burlington s Quincy, 12447ss
GtE..5: Michigan Central, 95: Flint, 22}sa: Union
Pacific, g3h Boston, Concord s Montreal pre-
Yorred. o.: Vermont, Il Canada. 12,.z Wisconsin
Central preferred, 1914; Boston & Alafne 13l;
Eastern, 36H; Northern, 100; OgdensburR, 26 II:
preferred. IS: Rutland preferred, 3oE.
Bonds-Lawrence g. Southern 4s. 92: Little
Rock IS, 90Ql993: Burlington s. Missouri 8s, cx-
empt, lo9x: Republican Valley 6s, East, 102;
Union Pacific Ss: ll6a@ll6!z; st. Joe "a. 1E1;
Eastern AS, 95: New York & New England Is,
Burlington & Quincy IS, Sly Philadelphia s.
Wilmington IS, 10.al: Iowa Falls Is. lesai: Wis
consin Valley nrsts, 50; Saadusky Is: G.:.
Copper stocks very strong. Land stocks a1-
most entirely neglected.
, 1880-08-01


HOG PRoDUcTs-Wese slow, except in changes
advanced early, near deliveries fell back luter willis
were quoted hrmer snsy, In sympathy with pork but
Nc better. There was little ehanHe In the tone
Of adviccs ffom other points, and NOT much
life In the trade here. Some parties were
inclined to look for rolipf the upward pressure
the coming week. especially lard WHICH they SAY
has been bulled for the sake OF sustaining pors
while the buytnR has 1oen done by tite erowd. The
summer packing Of This city to due IL rppurted u
l.sW,uN two years ago. Tha increase Is Iurge one;
but there bi milling on In the winter work. owing
tO the lUnE-ton.tnued slFike
NESS putk-Adyaneed l21<4l5c, but fell back nnd
closed below the latest prices Friday Ut
September seler october. and d s1aWs 1ass
seller August u i56;-l9elas5; 1saJ bris seii.r SD
1ember VI %l5C!5&4 l5sa; 27W bits seller Uctuber Ut
$l54 4ds llSu; 6+s0, brs seller November at $ilSks
@ 6!. SGo seI}er eFIe 'elsr nra4y ~ ysF Il o's a
i.4nn-Deellned Sc per 100 ns and closed tame ut
3..sM seller september. a good ,nany lots wcsr
changed ut 81 linefence; und SIS agreed uppn
Us tie price TO be p1td for overpius on August de-
IL @ 81 1t g
seller september VI ": and 5u It's seller JIM
uury ut <7lu. To1At a;lN tcs.
tn1l Sales were reported Of lulD Ms shoulders NJ
<4N spot and $t4e seller august; +A.toU rs suurt
lin set,er. September, s 7.K seller octoDar,
and $5 seller Jau4ary; 3 bxes long elears ut 73Sc
cieur. ~ 7sc; boxcs Cumberiauds c 2NO riecss
% s as fSf u
cured fuiS;
, 1880-08-01
COMMERCIAL.

The following we're the receipts and ship
mcnts Of the leading articles OF produce in this
city during the twcuty-four hours ending at
o'clock Saturday morning and for the corre-
spending time last year;
, 1880-08-01
FOREIGN.


Special Dtspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
LIVERPOOL, july sl-ll:u H. n--B1opn-No. ]. IL,
No. = ln-
Observation-Disclosures, No. l. 1cs "a; No. 2 10s:
spring. No. Ad No. g Cd white. No. ]. les; No.
2 IS; club No. !, los Id: NJ. % I'd Corn-New No.
|, IS. =,
pnov1s1oxs-pork, e2s Lard, sssd
ASTwEltpr July 31.-PET1toLEuN-2Nsf
LIVERPOOL July 3l-Co9roS-Holtdny until Tues
The following were received BY tho Chicago Boari
Of Trnde:
,y;rS 1vE..ryeo1. 1q1y $,-11: nElour los@l2s
- l.s; cia0ss sd@ils ID. Corn g. PoTk, Is. Lard
1S 5qy " IN sr Demand ana
q s,9xs%ae,{ 5 III
w.: ta'oM istner snd u higher, ar s1s sd: cheese
L0SpVS, July ii. -I.1vEnroo1..W Wheat strong
iad Mak LAXEGa1oss * or eyaSmwhsat quiet ana
NEW ToRR.
NEW YonK, July 3l.-coTToS-Quiet but stendy
ut II 9-1C6lN 1l-lGc Futures dull; August, 11.4oc;
September, 1As5c; October W.5Cc: November, 1oaso;
December, 10l5c; January, l053c; February, luG7c.
FLouI-Firm; receipts. le0tu oris: super State and
Western, s!.5o: common to good extra, A-..sss.5O;
s sSSd es,, e sSse e s. VIZ Eoui! Teeas S1st * s
Rtessiis enssr receipts oo pu
ssS 81 s''xrs;sS !s3iff ns:s ssx|fS3 @
y NJ d. sl stfaMer (; ', flu NJ red IND
@fLya4teii9tss; @ Nc : ~ wblte IT, sM!vi1Swl!3 g. So. do
q n9 b.i " siss4dslas5l august sales alsINJ Iu IL
lG'Ai October. snlss y GN bu nt *ls9tIi;Me& Corn
eusiGr; receipts. 4;uD bu; unEradeu. 4habtSc; No.
Z, 4t3t@4;Ac; NJ: :wnite. 5te; No july, 41N5≻
ccipts G0u bu; mixed Western Sssc; white do, Il :"
4yI.c
HAY-Active and firm: new quoted at sscasl.oa
,nors-ln buyers 1avor; Seariinxs, itpl5c nov New
GNocEKlEs-Conee active and firm; Rio cargoes
quoted l5alGt4c; job lots, l5A11c. Sugar quiet but
hrn, 1atr % xood refining s;4@'3to Aoiasses.-Dr-
fETNoLEUA-Duh and lower; United, .i3Sc; crude.
"a 1:Ac: refined. vic
TALLuW-firrn; GHlG5$c.
AEslS-Quiet but steuuy; $l.4G&9i.{s3E.
TUKrDNrlNE-firn; &3{tE.st9xc-
EGHs-Gnsettled and wenk l54s1Gt-
fK0vlStUSS Pork i'll muteEnte demand; new mess,
<li.auk;l la.5I Beef quiet but stcudy. Cut meuts
trui: long clenr mlddIes, $.Si34i short do, {a25,
Lard heavy und lower: prime stualn E7.Gi@s7.o532
HuTTEit--tlufet. nnd scarcely 50 hrm; l48s21c.
CtIEEsE-t1rm; 7as91*c.
MErALS.-MunutActnred copper unchanged. InRot
lake. is7f@lse Pix-tron, Sco.Sn s2s5l Amari-
can. IS Ill Kussin sheetfnE. l3asl5c.
NAlLS-Cut, E3.UU; 'c1nch S4.a05.A
, 1880-08-01
lsECEtrTs. II SHIPMENTS.

Withdrawn from store during Friday for city
consumption: zs4 bu wheat, l0l0 hu corn.
The following grain wus inspected into store
In this city Saturday morning: cars long
red winter .wheat, 00 cars rcd and amber: cars
NO: winter, 70 cars No. do, 6 cars rejected,
car no grade, IL cars No. spring, II cars Nos
do, car rejected 1914 wheat; ~ cars and 1900
ou No. 2 corn. cars yellow, III ears high
mixed, cars new mixed, St cars rejected. cars
no grade u,0oS cornj: 20 ears white oats, il cars
No. mixed. so cars rejected II oats,: car No.
rye, IS cars No. do, II cars rejected 100 rye);
I car No. barley, cur feed. Total Q,515 cars)
s24,0oo bu. Inspected out: IL, ,440 bu wheat,
COS. ll0 blu corn, 2Os05 bu oats. s,436 bu rye.
The following we're the receipts of breadstuGs
In this city DURING shc taaat ,xaoir.
, 1880-08-01

Of paper exceeds that of coin, aud It is only a
question Of few years until the coin in this
country exceeds the paper currency
The corporate Indebtedness Of Illinois is thus
stated:
laty Hl1d village. Il AZ
Eo,.
Making ,otnl In round numbers OF about $52 601QA
The following, table will show the aggregate,
IN round numbers. Of the county, township city,