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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-08-06

Under and by virtue Of a trust deed to me
executed by Bridget Callahan and John
Callahan, dated 18th October, 1879, and no
corded IN record book No IA, pace. "a, 10
see, to which reference i here made, | az
such trustee, at the request Of the beneficiary
in laid trust, the debt therein mentioned be-
Ing past due ard unpaid, will. on
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-08-06
Memphis and Charleston.

Paducah and Memphis.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-08-06
RAILROAD TIMETABLES.

.~onisVtiie aud NaahVlIIe aud GreaI
Southern.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-08-06

LEAVE. ARRIYE.
Vail q PASSENGER. daily. 4.Mp.m.I $50 am
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-09
CITY DOTS.

The school examination OF the Dallas Fe,
male college begins tomorrow morning.
The south-bound passenger train over the
Central was two hours late Sunday evening
The north-bouud Central freight wa.
ditched yesterday morning near Richardson
with the destruction of two cars heavily
loaded.
Federal court convened yesterday, Judge
A. z. Mccormick presiding, No business Of
special import was transacted, save the or
ganizing of the Grand-jury.
Eight carloads of horses and one of sheep
passed north on the Central road Sunday
evening. Several of the animals were down
in the car and were being trampled on by
the others.
The examination of Mrs. Dake's Third
ward school is progressing. Thursday evening
there will be an elocutionary contest, and
gold medals will be awarded to the first
and second best.
The County Commissioners court Is
thinking of placing a spire thirty-four feet
high over the dome Of the courthouse
which will add very mnch to the appear.
a1ce of the building.
Ddln plth WIS ITlbu III Tue tOuuIN Cpurl
yesterday on the charge of having committed
an aggravated assault on Taught Hutchins
eight months ago, and was hoUorably &C.
quilted, there being no evidence against him
The Board of School Trustees of the city
of which James B. Simpson, ESQ.,, is Pres
dent, desire all teachers to send in their APP
plicstious for positions as soon as it can b.
conveniently done. 1t is necessary to pro
vide for colored as well as white schools ii
the various wards.
holland, little son of Captain w. j. Wal
ter, who resides at the corner of Browdel
and Park streets, was so unfortunate Monday
as to dislocste his right wrist. He was climb
ing tree, when the limb broke and he fell
to the ground. DR.. Cornelius reset it, and he
stood it like little hero.
Molle Brown, a notorious African Anna
ION, got drunk Saturday night, and by hel
terrific wells attracted considerable attention
The police locked her up in the station
before Justice Edwards, who sentenced hei
to the poor farm for the fourth time within
the past eight months.
The HERALD bulletia board, on which wa
placed the ballots Of the Chicago convention
as they arrived by telegraph, was crowded
about yesterday, by large number of peo
pie, al eager to get the latest news Their,
was considerable betting in quiet way OF
the result. In the afternoon, when the sur
sshone in front of the HERALD office, the
blackboard directly across the street wa
used. The crowd througed about the Office
until late hour at night to get the --latest
balloting.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-09
A Central Train Goes Through
Bridge and in Destroyed.
til IN. A

Houston, June ga special to the Tele-
gram from Brennan says the west-bound
train on the Central railroad was entirely
destroyed at noon to-day. The bridge over
Sandy creek -four miles west of there, was
discoved to be on fire but too late to stop
the rain. All hands were saved unframed.
The bridge is total loss. A large force are
rebuilding it. Eighteen cars and ocomo-
tive were entirely destroyed.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
BRENNAN, June 8.-The up.freight train
this morning ran on burned bridge four
miles west Of town, at Big Sandy creek,
wrecking and burning the engine and
eighteen cars. No lives lost.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-09
state riremans' Association.

Special 10 the Herald.
San Antonio, June Slightly dele
gates to the Firemaps' association reached
here this evening. They were met by the
Fire department aud escorted With music to
the Alamo garden to a fine collation. of bounte-
Gus liquid comforts. The address of welcome
was made by j. Fl. Meary. 1t was elegant
and feeling. j. W. Golledge, of Waco, Secre-
ta-y of the assoeiation,in attempting to board a
train at Weimar fell and bruised his
shoulder and nose. He would have gone
under the wheels but was caught by two
negroes. lie isn't hurt much.
The store of William Prescott, of Nc.
Kavity, was burned last night. Supposed in
cendiarv Loss, 5000, insured for $500.
st. Paul, Marine &Home.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-09
Marshall Matters.

special TO the Herald.
Marshall, June S.-The court, in the case of
Abe Rothschild, overruled the motion to
quash the indictment and rest the case for
next Monday, to which defendants took .
bill of exceptions
The case of the State VS.. John Zolicotier,
colored, for burglary at the Capital hotel, in
this city, two months ago, was called to-day
and the parties announced ready, and after a
close contest the jury brought in a verdict of
not guilty.
The Democrats here appear well pleased
at Grants defeat in the Chicago convention.
The Republicans acquiesce in it, but are not
jubiant over Garfelds nomination.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-09
The Greatest BIessing.

simple, pure, harmless remedy, that
cures every time, and prevents disease by
keeping the blood pure, stomach regular
Kidneys and liver active, is the greatest bles
sing ever conferred upon man. Hop Bitters
Is that remedy, and its propretors are being
blessed by thousands who have been cured
by it. VIII you try it? See other column.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-09
Attempted Suicide at Houston.

SppClHI 70 Inc HbfaIu.
Houston, June S.-A. Backstrum, tailor
of this city, attempted suicide this afternoon
with laudauum. He had been resident Of
Houston for two years. For several days
he has been depressed by business troubles,
and was drinking deeply. 1t is expected that
he will die before morning.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-09

Chicago, June S.--The primaries in the
city yesterday for tho Democratic county
convention resulted in clear success for the
Seymour delegates. Harrison was the favor
ito for Governor.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-09

Special to the Herald.
Chicago, June $1,000 y. m.-The dele
gates are assembling. Conkline and Garfield
were loudly cheered.
1910 a. m.-The convention was called to
order at 1895 n. M, and proceeded to ballot
As follows;
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-09
ISlD0RE FREIBERG & CO..
CROC

We have completed the enlargement and Improvement
the Elm and Lamar and prepared
con stock and Our stock exceed variety
quality by the South will cheuy
in each and every which complete satisfaction is given We
make a specially of
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-09

proap ,prrc.r srrrcu or rur Sour,,rr
"
Jailies Aoraea'n uariieiu was porn HoVelh'
per ~ lool' lu InG township OF oranSe'
Suyah0gN county, ono about hl'een m,ies
IRON OleVeiaiiu. n iather' aotaoam ust-
nsia, came from new lorR; ouI' IKE his
mother' was OF new England STOCK james
was the youngest OF Tour chlldren; Inc
father dle III 1910, leaving tne family de-
pendent upon snnnll iarm ana tlle eXertions
OF 'he ,hother' Iherc was noInlng ABOUT the
elder CARRIED TO Distinguish MN from the
other pleddlng farmers 81 the rather sterile
township oi Ornng". No one could discern
any qualities IN him which, transmitted to
the heh generation, might help to make a
statesman, unless II was industry but his
wife, who rs still living at an advanced age,
was always fond OF reading when she could
get leisure from her hard household duties,
and was thoroughly capable woman. of
| strong will, stern principles and more than
average, force OF character OF the children
no one besides James has made the slight
est mark in the world. The older
brother is farmer in Michigan, and the two
sisters are, believe, farmers wives. james
had tough time of it is boy. He toiled
hard OF the farm early and late in summer
and worked at the carpenters bench in win.
ter. The best of it was that he liked work.
There was not lazy hair on his head. He
had an absorbing ambition to get an educa-
ton, and the only road open to this end
, 1880-07-16
l.ASr-Cnreoos OF coast-whcat 1uses aud .,t,a,
lht,bcs on NtHtAuc " hrnthnd cnrn firm. WsS.sssn1
in England d-sevcre thunder. .sturna pro o&acnt
NEW YORK.
Yptefdt Dtspttch 10 The EhtxNe1 Tr,h,,

80 spxetai Dt,putch TO ri. Chicago Tribune. ~
NEW YonH.Jnly H. Winter rh,,,
further ndvhnec4 nhout !Gf}lo OH comparatively mod
"a NJ ,.a" fcr rsn,,p nttr"r, ior Not
.c.;nnni,x IN, w. a, r. ',n,n. n1. ''nahs
eePt,un"sT "7'13ot Hnu W "p'l"o NOV 6HhRtt with
much Ch7crEess i1wAts1 tho enAc+ with nnre ,spcn
IN tho rart nj Sellers IL pItcp nu.,p;lr6. nnt,nsV
Sn rcd wcnkenca 4 fractioni wood ,cmsns r"us "a "a
,itlet Giun hi So red, to, nrrtys soon ~
Ss, Ssai ttls,x fep"riod Il ,i! Iii iii snhses ,sna
s;;;,S 4 S. ';,sInS a; ii
tcr nym E,1v n ~ rp.mv r'nir shuGs fur.
stri.,ncnts m,xrH Nhtsrn ii,rrntit ~ nj t!,9 In.
bnis Turti,t,r r,te'iryi t1H,ic m ftr
r,,acrnin au,snI. Ttt,sIrv WAX: Nj, TGs md
~ sr mnt mai. Hr,,. n.i,,n WS.tnrn nN 9el!r.
IT, SkJhI iii n.krI; d. sni,nmi,nf 1;c liz ~ asl!s.
..2xssf ~ SN'' " "'"' eP 70 ID
"TTnrts.uvs-1lsu ,rod,hts n,t,rc .o,,nb.
law,,r t,tII Cin,y nj III hISynEf Artvn nU15peont
tnts. fbr nr,,nnf tfySrv fnr r1Is,rt fttntf ftttf tos
W"sic4r WITT III HUH ;Mn II .. rcs' vi d t,SIxf SpInf ~. ".
sasns vss;1, ~ s'sK s1; IL T. M ts,aGct ~ ns: s tss
ss}iins - fm,, m+trrs iisn IL W mesii
inny clear *;4, Wettnfa irrd niiIn"ie tntIts
s NJ . e,!xr; Is,s; s;s tsr
Sinsnr ,,,3rc rttnr iIv II; III hi, Hueus,r !, sSd
lW tH'"H ''''to "''"'' ""''+ '"'" "' "as'"'' thha
rAttow,.t tt.n: js9Enn Ihs Mt 4. Yr,t;lfc fnr
nsxr fnr iVrut hr,, >>''s Si - Ftltass
iii. m rxEffn,v sutc du1t IN a ,,is IF .ak,.sx
fair il gn ri rrf1n3n, sts,ut9n,ih fTnd x..Tx !of
, 1880-07-16
-BlsEAi}sTUFFs,


FLOutt-Wsa yerJ quilt, but tr1. There wns toms
sxIort 'teuannd bit little unpred that suited lh5
pscea named lin the orsIers and tho 'tradha WAN
c!iaty Iurp. BAles we're reported OF u brts wintors
Mt $50, G1s brls aoublS c1tsaa at st,a1oo, and lW
brh ryo Hour Oh prtyntc torHs. Total, Els brla Ex-
mort 1oura wore Gnotcd At HtNtt,5o for a1trns And
H.a}a4,76 for choice uxtras.
QTtkH AtI.LKTEfHS-NGrO In good demand ntd
!rin' Sules @uto " cars htan al tlq04Inbof cars
feed Ut ssA7jstu1s tnrs wheat scteeniugs Ut H73a
,oeo md cur ooHs'e eora.moa' u, slazs per lonon
srit1No w1IEAr--wa. active md stronger,
thduxh doing .lttu moro than 10 recoscr from the
HoARcnnH Ut ths pruyous afternoon. The markot
advanced kc, but .elosuA 10 towsr Tho Improved,
feeling wins chle!y baset upon FGpaIrs OF very Dad
%Ss. .s. as.e
Hun 'ffsfes,s soSa sar'Fs' sosa ts Wiz; sis
"t so II ssop iass ,TsssS ~ u..
ne %s W. ,'; s!n oSEa
s.T siS sssisis saa 81 sx pi1S, psias 81;
ss III sSssssf ~; H. + s*s:
S$s$
i s,Sssts. 5t tneekks0s!'Sss IT, Ssyt"s
:s'? II: $i'$ i - &! ssi$n$s; q u
ss' NJ Il; Il. Il ~; !;
Il f. fS$$s :a
sS S( :ef istss!saS 6
dtas: tto Il AZ e: srss SD:
" u @ sE sals; Ssts SSs:sa sSst ,a, 5
syS s Ii III suiss: III IL. :s ;s
gd ~ eassf; 9s o9r s9cnss were uTs
, 1880-07-16

FonEIGN...


; Eptttas Dtspateh to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
LlvEHPooi. July Ii ,M = -m.-FLOtu !. lssj
Nu4 !, In. -
sprIuy NO. u tAt No. o. I'd, whitc No. i os l0d, No.
4, 3D. VII club, No. !, toA ID, No. d I'd. Corn-Nuw
No. !. h.
LlvEMtuot~ July ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
G16S7d, sales Au balss, spceasaousud axport l.o]t
UnaAnsrUyya-Eltta.. Wheat California rA,ss. b.
9losi do olut VI 0sGl eds rcd We4teSa 1pEpE. u sd9
VI Bdi rod Western wlntnr."pa lod&sIoa sdt Western
canal, i1AeA. corn-HeE Ws1tata mtxod. d. Outs
American, IL n. >,
CANADIAN P1AA-1s-. !
7Aus,ucAn nCLovEu-HxEpvsssaas. .
pnoy!s'oss-fam0 n'ess posst ~ ID. Aspoon-Loas
sr,ulTs or ruarts7ixn-l4m.
iiSSaSs is.saS 5iE- 3Sly snaJ4sG IL: y. t.
Wsf'ta WK1as H6ht.Ieassss, H6htl.ESeass.ss,., :.
erlRlTB uy yTphrkaTLNe-3lsS Sd6Btts,
tso@1sa so;a Fasss;oa - tas ealc.so Board
& ss: IL :s;;s q:
iXE!it'aets iusy ifsswpeat IN good demand, and
III dsltfsas L. tai Iss =
I'd r. nsesna Ss
asss Ia ssa e att M hsneI q 81 a s9 sae a 2s si
ba9on !.hH clear higher. " $es sho[t toAf NJ Vii
sssssss saas - saeS'e ~. boot " we4'Ssta En-
ward. d 1dsNsld, CV,u rather paslsI. al Il. AAWH
, 1880-07-16
RIAL, ESTATE.
The following Instruments were HE'D for rec
orrl Thursday, July Ii:

The following Instruments were HE'D for rec
orrl Thdrs>lay, July Ii: -.
clrv PROPERTY:
'1s;Hs xS H. sssi Sx; VT Suns Il Is s & e. I;ssas 4
il i iii !: il Ss::
'is!$:; III! y: + iii d II ,i|isS;sis ; d Sas
ns's* Z; s.'s III S i III sisr i! ;a.:i
K il Sis;;; 9i.sSiys
,';S Ss;S$ $;!y j; 's|S IST:; q o$;;ii: 10
i rr%;"ss Syi +, s,sa saa IL $ia!is IN,
S;h + sss ;S ;iSijS Il
,,lylsr i" Henry KleXe. lGn
j.iy iol,n, q li;to 81 stkiqs Sf:!. 1s
+; x XII; ;;SS;;;$5,sj ~
siee q: d ii"ti,y + i,"st"n! v am
"! III; =; i y !HSs l. S"
A;ssd ;;iisird wv
r. 7; ! { III; Efisfa's il ;s!;. *is'' isss
$;SsI;ss t; ;i.; ss i ;s!$
s' sEy 1%!Es ~ TN MlT''ax $m.ys
o;f'$ ssf ;s9 ;as i as:SS a1:'; Is ts9ss
ri:$a s$;; ;s%: ;j$SS Il '&;: &$i:$ i i,s$:
MsI4ess 5H ssssf i! M II Il Evas:;S; isnd Il; :i ~"
& 4, u tjohn tsaf.ietIur % Eal!'a ,m
SOUTH o' SIZE s'st's or TE '5StS H
s?;'H s!f::'s$ f ws Fl ks'!a;ss'' 81
or e'f SsKs ks5rs 9r iii '3iS sS4s M,s o' svxs
, 1880-07-16
Withdrawn from, storo during Wednesday, for
city consumption; l,07u bl wheat, 1,5Y8 hu outs

HhAAtAUA AIo'4 otAJFV AArIH& " GfiHe2tlny Tor
ely consumption; l,07d bl wheat, 1,6S8 hu outs,
The following grain %as. inspected into store
IN thls oty yealorlay morning; n pafs rcd witt
ter wheat. ezra NJ. winter, 81 tarn M. lO.
cars rcleotod, II nAra No; = spring, 10 oarB No.
tts,N ears rejected, Dnrs ilh pundQ no whca);
100 cars md l7,oo0 bu No. cor1i, l10 u,rs high
j. mixed. 0 cars new mixed, "A ours rejected, !
cATs no XrnlG tIa oorn>; Is cars whitp uatyt III
cars No.. Z mixed, il cnrs rcIectol -1St oats):
9ears No. 9. ryct y cars ,plScfod. acaEa NJ. j
barley. Total t6a1 ,cars), $4,000 bu. Inspected
QUIT 1ol. .48 hh wheat 20J,E1 blu corn, X, 500 bl
uats, !, 1,72b bu bnrloy. Il =.
Tho lna,lE1,v prosluoe, alarhots wore Irregular
yesturluy.. Thero y4sS lcss doing In pork prod
uets. and prices r<t1geI lowor, In syinpathy with
a dcpiuu In hnss. but pork and iar1l rpactcd
lator.' Corr, phs strengthened BY good ex1urt
dcmand. WITH lower freight rates by wator.
Whoat wss ftraor. ahIo0y owing to the report Ut
very bud wcathGr In England, hut ppiy closed
tho sumo as the previous tiay, tho iiho
ytathor horo tcudipR to Manufacture sollcrs
2'rlvAte cables noticed advancing mar-
kote for wheat IN England; und stocks
are known to 10 low, both IN that country and
tG Fr1noe, which sn.ldo some Of ourioual shorts
noFvous, with whoat Ia tho ne'ghborhood of uoo,
INC reporle1 falling oT In thd ,Nusalan yioll
was Rcncr1lly ttlhcrvdltet. Foreign correspond.
cnfs state that thu ,ruHor Was uDfounticd
Auss pork olosM t9tloo lower. ut sla7OGDlaTa.h
Tor Auxust aud slaaxolas7H fur Bppt0mber.
Latd closed steady Ar s6.67K@a.70 70 sellor August
mud to.75 tor September, suort ribs closed At
&a61.s for scpicsnbor. Bprinx wheat olosud
stsady at NJ for July and oo1ao TOR August. Rod
Yintsr closed At .nMu for July, Corn closed
4teAdy at vaso bid for July and HAb bid for
August. Oats eloseal lrmoF ut ss.:s:o for, August
nnd 2sqqbsae&c for July. Hys advuacuA clo,ng Vt
usHo for July and Go,<o for August, hurley was
lower, Mt $LssVk vs. for light and ut $Lso04N
fur hoayy. Cutud were fairay Aotlyo and eusy,
With sales IT. &s.4ssaL00. ~
Tho demand for. domestic and foreign dry
goods continues restricted to such uttclcs anl
such quantities ~ pro neodsd for tho put1,iauvo,
ol eurreAt tFndo, and thu dISftbutiou ID ltghr III
the'axyFegate, Prices rule easy. There was a
good doKsvo Of activity Ia The grocery trade, and
previous prices weFO uniformly well SUSTAINED.
An inadequate supply 6t suyars IL stu coin.
plainea Of, though ,tobbcrs experience lsss d.ih-
Guilty 10 nllsnE orders: III tho drlcd-ttuit iuas.
, 1880-07-16
Tila UNION Tl,usT COMPANY BANK, y
"os'nese corner Madison and neasbora-t.l.
hcca'ves aAvugs deposits and allows iniers., on saus
s'tha ssso of ~ per coat, subject 10 tho, lcs OF the
. eann. q. ~. WILSON, Cs.hiar
by TELEGRAVu,
NEW YORK.

5pfetaf 0tspassa to 7As Chicago Tribute,
NEW York, July 1t-Tho u,urkot oponisl In.
1ny With disposition to soatlxo psoita, and this
was encouraged by leadess. With viow OF cr6-
.tlnHa short interest," Tatena was comparative.
y little doing until after uoon, at which tl,no
u WIS sl'paErt't that tho lnrkot was III uu con,
d,t!on 70 tako nly great quautlty Of stock. Or
Adsancs was na.le nnIer the leAlorsnjp Vi thn
seat aat ttasGfs. which hatp boen urm sall day,
Ecru circulated. Crops IN Great Ysiltan woro
glscn out ~ ,aldefinR,' and fruln ,his
pn ~ the cl.Ac tie teaIinxs were
ihn GiHkert, phlon Pacific. uild Lake slorc ths
na!anee ot tEo l!sl participating, though lrrcyu.
'l'' "~ @rselcF or leha oxt1ni, Tho marked IL
, 1880-07-16

st. Louis. Juty Observation-Disclosures
: GHAlN-Wheut higher fur cash. and unsott'cd. and
lower forfuturu; No. red tt0is*5i14N cash lI5AaN
dey!}fo July, d594asatlta9to August, Hssw
S9zo 6eptonbof, 5749yY Ashsu for tho yaar; No. !
do, B7yuev}sc, No. 1 d., 1g4aesec. cprn drmar tos
sssh; SSs5Hq eas1, w. Jn!{, a,9ao BIG Aagyst ~
dying.
l.kAn-Quletht +Ac. -.
nulrx1t-6IeAdJi dairy. Naloc. :' =
EIOS-LQW Or vi h41G.
WHl6Ky-6Lotdy A. tlO& T.
l'nuvlHioNs-ydry dnlt and uornlhaIly lower M
round; only small paduliny tsudb.
.hsTkti'rs-FsnAr. 4.un brs, wAcAt. a 90 bu, corn
.,EM!FlsS1ss Flaur. 90 oru, whoat, y, 90 hi, CON
1l,AU hut UniA, 4,Qu hu4 '''77'
, 1880-07-16
MILWAUKEE,

MlLwAuKEE, July 1E-ELoGlt-F1E1n.
0NAlN-Wheat unsettled opened and declined ~
and closed nftal MOL milwaukee, hnrd nonlpnly Nn,t
Milwaukee,. sl.U}i No. do. H}fu, july N4ot Au9aI
nJta NJ. tto, &Ae, No. do, soc} rsJvc,cd NON.
snal- Corn hiRhar. no. 2atIAc, Oats dull, No. ~
2c Mye ~ Mtis%ert Go 4ns 'c' Barley aou'lna''y aa'
ltuSlstuHs-.Eta.!af. Aoss rork dull VI Fla7o "a
and AuEustt elA0 sgttanher. Frtula steam taTd. HS
!lntiB-lnwerat +:NsiI 80:
kEs'a'ss|sss' S9is u ssir'' : s.
none. ! :.
SHirAEN1s-whost N haD bu, corn, a9o ba' oss'
, 1880-07-16

l,,,lIlon rece.pts from tho nI,,e.. tt;l:sl. Amsu
shipped ~ tu.ts. snlt,n ,ka). t,,lc Of tho nov
lrtfta sh"ws very high grate Of ore and pron'-
Slr Alex. n. tlat, Cnuntan High Commissioner
to i,rcdt Nr!tntu, is II co,,sI!er,sb.c holtor Of
ehhrGA In Cnlnrltip e.tinplNra.
,ifarlco &. Walker bus tlrGlnTru II dividend or
flo0Utl Gr pcr c,lt. ptyn1enn tho 18th: After
payment tho cumpa!iy will still hive F%.hofo II.
NY WIKI ,aa'sa'l Of, 'il,c ocn Eagle MN, arIso,,a, /.
delayed far wnns ot lnlnGpr. The mine hns
sst'lhs, n Atgtt, avnllabEe for dividends whe''
ftitlo Chicf fi,s: declared n monthly dividend
Nu.n. pf :l0,aN, or fl cunts per share. rAynbso
THO c|ost!,-up oh tho Spring Valley lsy.lrnnlio
Thc rsp',rt II np.,.n*,n CONSOLIDATED shsrss
cr,,ssetsts Mo- ss,rth Anl Sos. aili south ht0
CARRYING ti'ir or, ~ sl,otr fnGes he orc lMsly y
Is mainiy frrmn NJ: :, nurtf Grtesc,,ft.. =,
,rn'+pcetinx work Ci f.itslc t'h1rf II htng RIP
Idly pushed. The rlW h tn,kin9 hGtter. llNii-
t:nttc)fis Ut Yntni gre lMHly Rre making ~ tho
wtlsX sh'luw tho atuth drift. ftln No. Hhttf =
tho nra shipments nr' over 40 tons per d'y nf
high Er1ltle.
4 spncial from TUCSON. Arizona, says q strtko
Of MI eight fH,t n,p holy, na+nyiug *s,Rs 70 tho
ton, elns hccu n,ado In tho Empire Mine. Ut
TnnDStNrH.
lNtnt, 4AlphH. ESehe'rter. Imperial. and tho
vtnw .Iankrs Companies It, s.af tho shaft nt tho
lnsicr m co.rf1lnn.-lln ccr'lnin!eat fnrasurr.s
IuG nj est TlgScs4ftcMtN Mf0 Crlwn l'sfint anu
o.M, SQ1 cnch; Mon' md Mexican. Il each; 'n'
''it E,'rcka consolt,n,c.l declares dividend OF
b0c. I,aya1lC OH tho a0tn.
AxrtSfn
, 1880-07-16
COMMEMORATE,

Tho following woro tho receipts and ship.
sncnts Of tho leading articles Of prudnco IN this
city tluring tho twcnty-fOur hours ending nj Z
o'clook Thursday morning nnd for tho t,Orrc-
spunding tItMD Inst yeMr. - :.
, 1880-07-16

ea!ts Vunesl ut 5l lit'ro lind Nt7U 6osed; Cnnibnfc
lastdH. Gf<siu bnxvdt tanH.l .lu hnna Nz11ui .w10t-
HtSen it9n,A sh!'ls nyeEpWyc. W ~ 1Hc;
EAcIl. iinotgI at HNho fur shpuldrrs, 7l{G7o for
sh,!s r'; t9r short clears Tor hnus, ali
: ultEATE-4Ndt, WO quito Nllitp At 6a5I<c Nnd vol.
1UW a. ~ 4}40. -, - w.
fur uxtrn n!D4s, and $lADjs Al % for tinnh.
-, ana stsady " 6aJQ for city aud
, 1880-07-16

LOUISVILLE. July D.'-coTruA-Duila at tlXo.
ELUun-ualli o1tEa, HztSA1si extEa faulty. IN
0a2s, A M. l.; A7dtaars, oholco iancy ad.UsaA
UnAIN-Whext qslntl aa Cor, active and thsdt
hlsneri No. = whlta, <:I4SHol do mla04. Xst3kh
{,ats :teadyt ho. white. 2Asale, do mixed, <aas
hyy dAi(t No. + Tic.
nay a9td aemandt tl9mm8iam. ~ m
active, primo stsem Tic Blk mcats dull and 4to0p.
lnKl ston,1c., tL1ht rlear te n cloar. s4t bseca
M t7n5, cIeaI, 3a0 iiams-sQgsF stionste
WalskT T-stnady at tLn1 =. -,
, 1880-07-16

Ltv1; STOCK.


EATfi.E-The Hnrpfy sh1wul further fnnttrte In.
cronse and pftrcs wore nehin wtnk MI asbnnd and In
aono instances lUWcr 1hctc was Fdli a&tandnncG
uf buyers md although class atonod particularly
anxious To lnvekt there g''t huA Df tthdiirR III
q autct WAY, tho great bulk " the cattIc changing
owners during tho day ~. fancy storrn ucru sst
shlo NJ vcry full rnrchk ard faxns rnttn aim snta
woh ur to Wedacr!My i quotations, hAt hoasy shir-
ping nd cx,rt rr,tAcs wsro inrd to uuvc, nxcort at
modified prloos aud In thh descriptions noio
decline nf 60. sn1ts wnro reported ali tho uay ir0nl
ella le. though scry fuw sold under tSS Of Above
elHh8 Tho best tsttscs were taken by exporters nt
A7ott the 1nstcf prIeo t0,nR pa1d In only one In
slhncc. Shippers buuHt principally NJ t4uUAlM and
lilo lural tf1ie ut t.stlza Toxnnb wnrq In llbutl
a1I1hy. and thssr wbrA Ni.twern u and % igMds III
nNcslefn' y cattle. ln turner sold at fj,lah5S. and
tito laetof at sauk3ah The market closed ensy,'
QuurATIUxA. 4,
Eftfa Gebvcs-uEadcu atcors4 ueahinR l,4D -
Choicn nonye es-Fnn. III, ,wcil-f -f1fr,Sd stcefH, 's
,welRfR ~, tp l1 sr...,.....~.......... A4os4n
.iME tls9 = !sai Aio8L LIS
as iM y ~. .". ". x,soL,a
ButCders' Stock FOar 10 t1,rN0n sineFsAnd
wslsInK sii - itS nt.: a.;a5o
i00 ..t:........... aG0ss2s
bnfla. md FcalaWur steers. aua7a
leSHs tHtt!aThronah troTes. ..,..,......., akt$a0
ftNB. fbe X1HjiI iii
, 1880-07-16
TOLEDO,

TOLEDO. O., Inly' y'lh-HHAia--Whs4t fr.ul Nc'
whlte Montgan, August Ha, anhsr Mxhlgan. tt@'
oil. tLl'i; No. red W4basb. spot eL0if July. ael
No.3 rod Wabash VIC, old. 0das No.7 u. d H. ~
tLq, rstsesod. ulol No. red uai1sd. 614q Corp An
hsh.%isasa asic ss Sdss t Gs ~ NY sh,ts, sa ~
CloaodIWh quiet bur rFni No. rod, July. '8ae'
Kls1s~whs+s r1&om but corn. a1an bu, o.iA
sM!fasssss-w a,o@ nu, corn, sdu but o''A
none,
, 1880-07-16

lIUl3-Wofo nHaIn l9wor. THO rccnlnts wete. NOT
%S asi in ye %s tass @ srs @ 1 I'M e
sD, slc o A. assllHe tore ~: tn.t local ga
nnsoM iGgs tn tie nsn.. tn!es Ncrc at un oItEome
range 6t Hk?ffas Glowing quotations were oN9 q
for liHht MGyhtt nt11 $iH tM fOr henvy- Hkpa sold
u f1.29524l1 Tho nafknt iltItssled wcnk. -
, 1880-07-16
SAx FnANC1acO. Call. f,Inly 1i.-Thu following
nrc tho closing .notntlons NJ the Stock ilOnrtf:

llusrOS, InIy t5,-Coppcr Rtocks:
!ppet Falls, ,........, NhsQnHcy.. III
FTsnkltn. ii jitldHc. .,.,..,.:.