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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-10-07
Strawberry Plants For Sale.

In quantities to sui. purchasers, the follow,
ing kinds: Charles Downing, Col. Cheney,
Seth Boydon, Kentucky, Crescent Seeding,
and Monarch of the West, will be ready for
delivery in September and October Cheap
by P. II. Parsons, Laacaster, Wis. 24m2
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-10-07
A Residence and Fruit Garden
for Sale

For sale, my residence in Lancaster. con.
sisting of good house, large stable, 2 els
terms, well, and every variety Of fruit that
will grow in this climate. Terms easy. An.
ply to J. Milton Mills of Lancaster, Wis
January 26th, 1880. 4stf
G. F. TAIIEY
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-10-07

The Usage NJ Z Conference,
Iowa, was in session last week at
O.ase.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-10-07
Democratic Assembly Dist Convention.

A Democratic Cow ntion for the Second Assembly
District ofGrant county, will be held at Bqetown
Wednesday, Oct. l3, 1850 o'clock, p. M, to place
ia nomination candidate for Member o. Assembly
By order of Committee,
M~CnV ~,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-10-07

Why has it become a general Gus
tom TO signify friendship to invite
your friend to drink
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-10-07

CONNECTICUT town election laet
Monday gave Republican gains.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-10-07

Why does every one using The
telephone introduce the conversation
by bawllng Hello p
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-10-07
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I'll. III. Cothren,

vi ~ W u w u ~ 4 4 .
For Sheriff,
II. II. VIRGIN.
For Treasurer,
j. A. DAVIS
For County Clerk,
G.. b. SrREETER.
For Register ofDeeds,
II. GILMORE.
For Cler1 Of Court,
j. A. AUPPERLE.
For District Attorney,
c. G. ROD0LF.
For Surveyor,
JOEL A. BARBER.
For Coroner,
/. WILLIAMS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-10-07
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For President,
WINFIELD S. HANCOCK,
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
For Vice President,
WILLIAM H. ENGLISH,
OF INDIANA.
For Presidential Electors,
At large-
FERDINAND KUEHN,
JNO LAWLER.
District electors
lst-N .. FRAT,
2d--GHARLES ST0PPENBACK,
HUGH CAMPBELL,
4th-JOHN BENTLY,
Bth-GEO II. BU1KNER,
9Th -COL G. S. ROBINSON,
7th-JOHN 5. PUTNAM,
Sth-WM. MURPHY.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-10-07
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.

REPUBLICAN NOMINATION
For President,
JAMES A. GARFIELD,
OF OHIO.
For Vice President,
CHESTER A. ARTHUR.
OF NEW YORK.
Fol- Presidential Electors,
At Large
GEORGE END,
KNUD LANGLAND
District Electors
lst-LUCIUS S. BLAKE,
2d-JOHN KELLOGG,
3d-GEORGE Z. WEATHERBY,
4th-WILLIAM ?. McLAREN,
5th-CHARLES P. LOWELL,
6th-EDWARD L. BROWNE,
7th-FREDERICK II. KRIBS,
sth-J0HN 7. KINGSTON,
For Member of Congress, Sd District
George C. Hazelton.
For Sheriff
JOHN +. 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. G. SCOTT,
For Coroner
F. LISTER,
For Momber Of Assembly, LIST District,
]. A CABANIS.
For Member Of Assembly % Districs,
II. S. KEENE.
For Member Of Assembly Sd District,
L. KIDD.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-10-07

Why is it that there 10 O late pas
senger for every train ?
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-10-07

he 0rk
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-10-07
Abstract Of the Assessment Rolls

Several Towns Cities and villages the County returned
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-19

1t is feared that Breckenrid &c,
charged with the murder Of the Edge
ly boys. may exscape OF plea to the
jurisdiction of the court. 1t is alleged
that the men were murdered in the
Indian reses'ethsN, and .n.A il. the
county of Gunnison. If this be true.
and the defence stated is set up,
process from commissioner of the
United States court should be issued
and placed in the hands Of the marshal
for Immediate service on the accused
when the action OF the dis,rios court is
made known. The ends OF justice re-
qu,re that in an attrocious crime of
this character a guilty party should
not escape by the. technicalAies Of the
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-19

Willet Rose, G.. NJ. Williamson and
S. A. Reed, are in camp for the pur-
pose Of selecting a mill site for their
reduction works. which are now To-
Gated at Georgetown. Colorado.
These gentlemen have many years ex-
perlence in the treatment. Of Colorado
ores and after spending sometime this
summer in travelling through the San
Juan, and other mining camps of the
Gunnison country, they finally come
to the conclusion that there was no
place that held out SO many induce
ments for reduction works as this.
They will commence the erection
Of their buildings Immediately
and have machinery here ready for
operation inside Of sixty days.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-19

| take this method of notifying TIA
public that | have no partner, and am
not, nor have not been, associated
with anyone in mining OF other bust
ness. VIM. F.sBABcock.
Headquarters for Assaying at Kings.
Money to loan on personal col
laterals, by J. J. Smith. 81
New potatoes and onions Just re-
Celved at Shurtleff & Cos. Sit
For accurate returns take your assays
to w. ii. Underwood's assay Office.
The Union Restaurant, Mr.. Toen-
niges proprietor, is setting up meals at
50 cents each. He sets the best table
in town.
For prompt and correct Assayins
60 to Kings. loft
S. Cullom & Co., Tenth street, IT.
win, Colo, have full line of Boots
and Shoes, consisting of miners ALL
stock, Calf Boots, Ladies Shoes,
Newport Ties and fancy Slippers. 9
You will find Kings Assay Office
on Ninth street, cor. avenue d, one
block below the postoffice
All kinds Of jewelry, watches, clocks,
&c. at Matt. y. Smith & Rios on
posite Post office.
All assay work is Guaranteed corrcc,
at W. H. Underwood's assay Office,
Ninth street, above pos.office. ST
A full line of Ladies' Shoes will bc
IN stock in few day at Shiftleff &,
Cos. GIT
You will find King on hand at all
times to do your assayins promptly
and correct. lott
Watch repairing at Matt. D. Smith
& Bros, opposite Post-officc. Stf
An elegant sideboard, with marble
top and French walnut panels and
mirror, for sale cheap, at GuAnison
Furniture Co.'S. store. At
Jewelry' jewelry! jewelry,! at
Matt. ID. Smith g. Bros, opposite
Post office.
Furniture of every description,
mattresses pillows, blankets and COM
forts at bedrock prices, at Gunnison
Furniture Cos. store. Sat
If you have carbona.es or other
Assaylng, take or send them to Kings.
We Will not be undersold. We
mean just what we say. Call on W
at Tenth street, Irwin, and price our
goods. We have large and well Sc .
lected stock of groceries, provisions,
California canned goods, hardware,
tlnware, crockery, table and pocket
cutlery, tobaccos, cigars, notions.
boo;s, and shoes. gents furnishing
goods, ETC., etc, Tenth street, Irwin,
Colo. S.-Cullorn & Co. o .
10 persons visiting Gunnison City
will 90 well by stopping at the Cuenin
House, which has recently been
opened in West GunIison, all newly
furnished and everything first class.
s-tf.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-19
GOOD NEWS.

Ierba Buena Bttcrs, the greAsCa-
thartic andiL iver Regulator. Colorado
Ointment, the King Healer and great
corrective Of horses feet. Colorado
Llniment, for colo, rheumatism end
pains. For sale, wholesale and retail,
by II. I. PAINTER, Upper Ninth street,
Irwin. 1o-es
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-19

little songst'ts, and delighted her an.
dlence, from which she received her
Share of applause.
The admiration of the boys was
centered on Miss Hattie Forrest and
her becoming Costume. Although Miss
Forrest did not use her voice in song
or speech, while on the stage, yet she
brought down the house with deafen-
Ing applause when she gracefully arose
from her chair and backed from the
stage. The boys say she is Grip
ping" nice girl
Sam Dearin, the musical moke, y
who plays upon 3 different instru-
ments, has no superior and few equals
in America. He even gets music Out
of a window shutter. To hear him
only, is well worth five times the price
of admission.
Mulligan and Sheehan, in their
north Of Ireland speciaIties, clogs,
jigs and reels, proved themselves 10 be
performers of no ordinary merit. The
audience would never tire watching
their 1.-THE and graceful figures before
the foot-lights. They are big card
for the Palace, and no one should fail
to see them.
Miss Belle Estelle, Is I song and
dance artistic, won the admiration Of
all and fully sustained her reputation
as star performer.
The Irish vocalist and comedian,
MIR. Jas. Dillon, needs no praise from
us. His reputation as an actor pre-
ceded him here. Jim knows what the
boys want in the way Of amusements,
and no one can cater to their desires
better than him.
Miss Minnie Black also makes a
very pleasing appearance on the stage
and is deserving Of much praise.
Mr.. Fred Leslie in his trapeze act
attracted rs much attention as any
other performer, and did the "biz'
as we'll as We ever saw 1t done in a
circus.
Harry Arnold, as theatrical ma;?-
ager in the farce of Razor Jim"
was perfectly at home on the boards.
Harry is good performer, and, like
Jim Dillon, is familiar with the wants
Of the boys in the amusement line.
We must not tail to mention the ex-
cellent music furnished by Prof. J.
kelley's orchestra. = 1t can't be beat,
and is well worth hearing.
Messrs. Arnold, Smith & Voogt,
who are the proprieters of the theatre
combination, we are happy to know,
are well pleased with the support
given them by our citizens. They are
deserving gentlemen and are furnish
ing us with good show, which we
hope may prove permanent institu
ton in our midst
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-19

We never met a more disguised set
Of men than those returning from the
new carbonate excitement on Spring
creek, thirty miles distant, between
here and Leadville. ]. J. Smith says
its the worst humbug he ever struck
says there is but one prospect hole
there, and it only has 4-lnch streak
of sand carbonates which assays from
seven to twenty ounces. He values
this hole, together with the town site,
at $3.50. The .bonanzas are nearer
home, boys.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-19

Coal mines are at our very doors
1t can be mined and put on the market
here at a price less than what wood
sells for. Winter vii! soon be upon
lis and fuel in demand. Why don't
some enterprising individual start a
coal yard hereo A stock of coal
stoves would also be a paying invest
ment, as there is not one in town.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-19

The contract for a shaft and ore
house, 1Sxc+, two stories high, has
been let for the Forest Queen. Host
ing machinery, pumps, engine, etc,
have been ordered, and extensive
preparations are being made for ia
cilltating an immense ore production
in the Queen this winter. This looks
very much as if "the Gunnison was
gone" eh. Mr.. CHfpn:rlsl
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-19
NOTICE
Concerning Ordinance en- Lie

Concerning Ordinance en- Licenses.
At a meeting Of the Board Of
Trustees of the town of Irwin, held
Aug. l4th, 1880, resolution WAS
passed that sections one, two and
three, of Ordinance No. 10. published,
in last weeks issue Of the ELK Noun
TAIN Pilot be repealed.
+. ID. Trevor, Mayor.
GEO. r. CORNWALL, CLERK.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-19

Hereafter the grocery house Of
McElHinney & Co. will be under the
supervision of Mr.. ]. J. Porter, an old
and experienced grocery man from
Silver Cliff. We are well acquainted
with Mr.. Porter and know him to be
a courteous, capable and reliable bust
ness man.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-19

We have yet to hear of a surveyor in
Gunnlson county who has not town
site of his own laid off in lots and Of
fcrlng the same for sale. To give the
public An idea how many of these
towns there are in our county, we will
say there are lesions Of surveyors here
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-19

We learn that Mr. t;lass, Of is.s:
vile, has regotiated Tor the parehase
of two blocks of land near the saw
mill in Ruby, with a view Of estab-
fishing sampling works: There is no
branch Of mechanism CONNECTED with
the mining interest that will afford
better profitable returns in this camp.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-19

Saturday the Pnor Office turned
out the largest and handsomes poster
ever printed in the Gunnison country.
1t was for the Palace Theatre of Irwin.
the first and only legitimate theatre in
the Gunnison country.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-19

Nothing Is more pleasing to us than
to have merchant present Us with
bill made out on a biil-hcad printed
away from home, for goods we have
purchased Of him. Oh, it gives Us
unspeakable delight.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-19

A Mr.. Foster, OF Pennsylvania, is
here for the purpose of establishing a
select school. We hope he may meet
with success, as he comes highly rec
ommended and Is fine gentleman.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-19

Services III the Presbyterian church,
corner avenue L and Tenth street,
aug 22nd, at II 4. m, Rev. Chas.
NJ. Shepherd, pastor Service in
lower town at St. Louis Lodging
house, at s p. n.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-19

The Rev. SheldonsJackson, D. D.,
is expected to be present at the Or
ganization of the Presbyterian church,
to be announced. DR.. Jackson is
general superintendent; Of missions for
the West.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-19

Three bears, almost large as beef,
killed on the Cochetopa range, were
placed on sale in the Irwin market
this week. .-
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-19

Eight tons Of coke were shipped
ffom Crested Butte to Leadville, this
week The Cromcls should make a
note oft
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-19

For the best liquors for medicinal
purposes, call on VIM. P. Rose at his
sample rooms, opposite the postofice
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-19

Maloney, of the firm Of Dunn &
Maloney, is the biggest limb of the
law III Irwin.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-19

There is money for some one who
will start a legitimate furniture house
here.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-19

Weonly hdvea triweekly mail, and
very poor "try" at that.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-19

Fs- Tee rates for local notices viii he twenty-five
esnts line f.: the frt n.artou and fifteen cents
hae for each subsequent insertion, and from these rates
We viii NOT ioyiate
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-19
THURSDAY, AUGUST 70.

Added eggs, 4.oc per dozen.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-19
---->~oA-A-
CHRBONA 7ES ON SPRING
CREEK.

IRWIN, Colo, Aug. IS, 1880.
The new carbonate finds located on
Spring creek, about thirty-iive miles
distant from Irwin, is now creating
considerable excitement, and the rush
has fairly commenced. The indica-
tons are favorable, but only one claim
has carbonates, and that has only a
small body at depth Of about twenty
feet. AS all the ground in the vicinity
of the Doctor lode CHE new fndl was
all staked, we did not try to secure
any locations, but staked rancho In
the ranes of f. a. McCofd, Geo. !.
D. Williams, J. !, Smith, Chas. and
Sprigg Shachleford.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-19
BALL OF Elk MT. SOCZAL
CLUB.

Last Thursday evening was the occa-
sion of one of the grandest social
gatherings that ever assembled in the
town of Irwin. Ii was that of the
first ball given by the Elk Mountain
Social Club, at McQuaid 6, Thorne's
new building On Ninth street, above
the bank, the use of which vas kindly
rendered By the above gentlemen.
At about nine O'Clock the guest, began
TO assemble and in very short time
there we're about twenty couple of the
ellie of the city OF Irwin and Ruby
who had arrived, and after the usual
number Of greetings and introductions
which always follows on such occasions,
Mr.. ]. H. Hsyron, director of dances,
"started the ball rolling" by an
nouncing the grand march.
Among the ladies present We noticed
the Misses Smith, Mrs. Fluno, Mrs.
Anderson, Miss King, the Misses
Spencer, Mrs. Kirkpatrick, Mrs.
Judge Miller, Mrs. Holmes, Mrs.
Bates, and great number of Others
whose names we failed to obtain.
The reception committee, who were
attlred in full ball dress, were very
courteous, and spared no pains in
their attention towards strangers, and
In avery Short time everybody seemed
to be enjoying themselves.
AT half-past eleven, supper being
announced, the guests proceeded to
the Elk Mountain Hotel, where Messrs.
Spahr & Van Tuyl had one of the
most sufnptiohs repasts spread that Was
ever set before man in Gunnison
county, no pains having been spared
to obtain all the delicacies of the sea
son. After supper the party returned
TO the hall, when the " skipping OF the
light fantastic toe" Was kept UP until
the wee 'sma hours of morning, when
all retired more than pleased over the
that had been afforded
them.
As we passed around the ball room
and saw gentlemen dressed III full ball
costume, promenading with handsome
ladies, and then see them "dancing
In the dreamy waltz" to emusic
light and gay" we could hardly real
ize that this was the town that was
covered up in SNOW three months ago,
with not lady in camp, but could
now boast of a society that would do
credit to metropolitan ball room.
The Elk Mountain Social Club is to
be congratulated upon their successful
efforts in conducting SO pleasant affair
and it proves beyond doubt that any
entertainments that they may give this
fall will meet with unbounded success,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-19

MESsRs. EDlToRs-We have many
nuisances in this camp, not the least
of which is the Singing Fiend,"
who makes night and morning hideous
with his frantic efforts to-attain melo-
dy. On behalf Of many residents in
the lower part of town, beg leave to
suggest to these would-be vocalists
that they move their habitation far
enough back in the mountains that
only the faintest echo other sweet(?)
voices may reach this town-we have
had full surfeit of their "full "
tones. We can stand the braying OF
the jacks and the growing of the bear
cub, but don't want singing unless
called tor. : SUFFERER.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-19

Last Saturday Col. Chas. p. Bald
win, mining expert from George
town, visited our camp for the pur-
pose of examining some Of our mines.
He visited most of the prominent
mines IN this vicinity and pronounces
them large hssure veins OF a permanen,
character. The general direction,
strike and dip of the veins he consid-
ers exceedingly uniform. He says the
truth, concerning Ruby Camp, is
good enough, and exaggerated reports
were out of place and unnecessary.
Like most everyone else who have
visited our mines, Col. Baldwin con-
siders the Forest Queen the browning
glory OF CTR country. and is highly
pleased with our camp and It's pros
poets. The Colonel examined the va
nous properties of Mr.. B. F. Fields
and was very much pleased with them.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-19

Just before we went to press with
the FIRST side Of the PILor we were in
formed by the parties concerned that
VIM. a. Eckerly & CO. had sold their
saw mill to Rood & lines, and that
the latter gentlemen intended reducing
the price Of lumber to $40 per thou
sand feet. Their announcement seems
to have been premature, for Mr.; Eek
erly informs us that the sale failed to
be made and that he is still running
the mill.
There has been stock company
organized in this place for the purpose
of erecting large hotel. At their
last meeting Col. Phil Peters was
chosen president; Judge Shaesleford.
Secretary; S S. Metzler, Treasurer,
and board of directors, whose names
we failed to obtain.
At the last meeting Of the Elk
Mountain Social Club, Messrs. H.
Havron, VIM ?. Rose, Percy Rams.
den, Dr.. Reid and ]. NJ. MeDousal
were appointed committee on enter
tainments.
There vii! be meeting Of the
Hancock club tomorrow night at the
tent, opposite the PILOT Office.
Dr.. Reid and Mr.. Chas. Stevens
have built neat picket fence around
the irresidenceS, east Tenth st.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-19
BUSINESS.

l take this method of notifying TIA
public that | have no partner. and am
not, nor have not been, associated
with anyone in mining or other bust
ness. VIM. F.SBABcoA.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-19

There will be meeting Of the
Hancock club tomorrow night at the
tent, opposite the PILOT Office.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1880-08-19

l.. G. Grow, the popular young
gentleman who presides over the at
fairs Of the Colorado News Co., has
lost quite quantity of his peanut
stock by the ravages Of the 'irrepressi-
Bile chip-munk. Last Sunday Mr..
Grow improvised trap which he
placed near his peanuts, and inside OF
three hours captured twelve Of the lit
tie pests. He placed them in a to-
bacco box and had them on the-s show
case for exhibition. He was surprised
at the demand for them and finally
closed out that days capture at so
cents per head. He nov has contract
for all he can c4ch for which he re-
ceives IS cents per head. At present
Mr.. Grow is deriving larger revenue
from his chip-munk contract than are
the owners of the Forest Queen de-
irving from their bonanza.
National Republican., 1880-08-10

bles might fall into his clutch. The wife clunz
to her husbands arm and trembled so vio-.
lently that tho latter feared lest the burglar
should hear aud escape. Releasing his arm,
the guest slipped noiselcssly from the bed and,
holding his pillow as a shield, ho reached the
burglar at bound. In the midst of crushed
chair and broken bric-a-brac the robbor went
down, with his assailant on top. The robber
struggled hard TO rise, but, being stronger, tho
occupant of the room soon had the thief spread
out at full length with tho pillow on his hca
The conqueror's wife struck light as quickly
as possible and rang sharply for an attendant.
When tho night clerk reached the room he
saw thrilling tableaux, the chief figure of
which was powerful Othello strangling a
male Desdemona in the middle Of tho door.
But the scene was set in comedy after all, for
when the pillow was removed the thiefs faco
showed him to DO tho highly respectable occu-
pant Of the adjoining room, dear friend of
his assailant and altogether above ieproach.
lie simply had mistaken tho wrong room for
the right one and when knocked down was
fumbling about for a match.
National Republican., 1880-08-10
Baltimore Markets.
BALrMoRE, Mn, Aug. 8

bAITiMbkEt hls' aug ..
Cotton dull. Mlddling nonlinaly at He
Flour steady. Howard street and western su-
perine, g. 75G85C do. extra, 81 7jU4 75; do.
DO extra So 75Gi 20; do. family, S6dG 80: do. Rio
brands S. 75G5 81 PHtapsco family, s. 81
Wheat-Southern steady aud fairly active; west
ern opened higher and closed easier. Southern
red Slql 0S. do. amber. 81 l0@l IL; No Mary
land nominal No. . western winter red, spot
and August l 09A September, I'll 09l@9l OJt4:
October 81 095SGl 0A3S
Corn-southern higher but quiet; western easier
Southrcu white, j4c; do. yellow. nominal; western
mixed, spot and August, is15@is>Sc; September
i9Md50c,
Oats easier and active. Western white, GiG3jc;
do. mixed, 39G33c
Rye dull at 74S7Gc,
Hay firm, Prime 10 choice Pennsylvania and
Maryland. slSal9 per ton.
Provisions firm, with fair jobbing demand. Mess
pork SIS; bulk meNtS-lOOse shoulders, 5hs@hi Sc;
clear rib sides, 7GgSc; do. hacked, 54@S',c;
bacOn-shoulders q {C; clear rio SIDES, 9Ci hams
l2Hl3c hard refined tierces 9c.
Butter quiet. Prime " choice western packed,
l5Hg0c.
I.ggs quiet aud weak at l2c
Pctrolcum-Crude nominal; refined, s'4mS &C,
CuAee hrin. Rio carsoesi ordinary TO choice. lj9
l5Ic
Sugar firm soft, lOiSc.
Whisky dull at 81 Hal ll}S.
Freighls TO Liverpool firm.
Rcceipls-FlOur, 23N bbls wheat, 232 $50 bui
corn, 4,301 bu; oats, 1900 bu.
Shipments ts-Nheat 333 3lS bu; corn, 2l0O al.
Sales-Whcat, bt7lO0 bu; corn $500 hu.
Virginia skies, consolidated, hd],; do. second
series %; pastdue coupons, SSls' new ten fJuics,
Ja Virginia ten-iorics, coupons, y44 bid to-day,