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, 1880-07-18
MARINE NEWS.
GrainFreights Unchanged-coarse
Freights Firmer.
Local aud General hotes Of aare Than Ordinary
Interest.
HOMIE GATHERINGS.

GRAIN AND COARSE FRE1GHTS-
Grain freights continue without change. The
charters yesterday were as follows: 10 bu1-
faIo-Propellers Newburg. Starucca, ldanos
btilwaukee, Cuba. Kctchum, echooners aorn-
tnr Star, Homer, Vanderbilt, Nelson. e. Jones,
corn at cents; propellers waverly, wheat and
corn, aud ). Fisk, wheat through; schooner u.
G. Rctt, oats at 3H cents: schooner a. +. Grover.
wheat on .. t. To Port Colborne-Propeller
Tecumsel, corn. To Collingwood-Schooners
Flying Mist Lotus, Groton, corn through. 10
Sar1,;a-Propeller Nashua, corn. To kingston
Schooner Lady Mcdonald, wheat ut 81 cents.
To observation-disclosures Nevada, wheat and
corn. Capacity, 5000 bushels wheat, 5'5,ooo
bushels corn, and 30 600 bushels oats.
Coarse freights are, If anything. hrmer; En-
rarcrneuts reported yesterday were as follows:
privnte terms; schooner John Tibbitts. bark
from Sutton's Bay to Chicago ut sGnoontn s =,
Chicngo ut cents apiece; schooner K e. CIs.w- ~,
ford. wood and bark from Suttons bay " $,as2'
schooner Charles Lulng and schooner Emeitne,
Campbell, lumber from Ludinxton ut 81 per LUZ
feet. Several other charters were reported. pat
names Of vessels or rates could mol Dc oola'leo.
DOCK NOTES.
Sales of lumber on the market were few yes
terftay; still all but about three cargoes we're
sold.
out Yesterday, after repeated scrimtnagcs st the
Air Line dock The vessel got q crew OF sea!nen
at sl.75 per day, despite the efforts OF the Union
Mntters along the docks we're very quiet yes
terdny.+ No accident or incident worthy OF noto
occurred tt report
is ashore one trip to enjoy well-deseryed rest:
The excursion steamers are running quite 1uH
during the present heated term. It might 30
well for the steamboat @ % 20 ,n 2on an
iableito throw somebody overbonrd-
, 1880-07-18
MINING NEWS.


THE TRIBUNE has received the following ad-
vance copies of the Supcrintendent's reports
about Bodie mines:
TIE HOMER
SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE HOMER Mill L
MINING COMPANY. BOD1E. July 3.-F- T.. Luty,
Secretary: We have encountered unusually fa-
vorable ground in west cross-cut from Crevasse
tunnel and have passcd through several seams
Of clay having q slight inclination to the cast.
This cross cut has been driven sixteen feet dur
ing the week. and the fuce Of this work is now 130
feet west from point of intersection with the
Crevasse tunnel The course of this cross-cut
will intersect the Mona vein, as well as the
three new discoveries. at right angles to
their respective course. We have To-
cAted and named the three veins as
follows: The one nearest to aud lying
next west from the Niona is .catled the Plute,
weekly rcport.-gold, s.o.0a; silver, II cents:
total, S20.S6. The vein lying next west to tho
Piute Was named the Shoshone. The groupings
arc about two feet III width, and Enve by as
say, gold. So5.11 siivcr $l54; total. $26.65. The
which assayed, gold, S4l.99; silver, sl5B; total,
$43-'5. All OF these veins have been located
1,500 feet in length, and within the boundary
lines of the NioUa vein. The Crevasse tunnel
has been adyanced six feet Total length aB
feet of which is good milling ore. Work was re-
sunied in this tunnel on the 10Th ult The north
drift from the bottom Of Wasutch air-shaft has
been advanced eight feet, carrying u vein three
feet in thickness with tirn1, smooth walls, und
yielding ore Of very high grade, free gold to be
to any yet discovered. The ditch for water
power is being stcAdily advanced, and the mill
site being cleared for grading, etc.
MARTIN JONES, Superintendent.
, 1880-07-18
TELEGRAPfiIC MQTES.

ATLANTA. July 17.-Judge Woods atta
hearing the argument in the ease Of tho ress
nue. deputies charged with the murder Of u;
u. Jones near Atlanta recently, discharged
the accused OIL tho ground that they Fer1 IN
the performance of their duty.
NEW YoHk, July 1.-THE funeral Of Cha+
tine Cox, tho murderer OF Mrs. Hull, tcok
place this afternoon from the undertaking
establishment The funeral was Largely "
tended by cs'lored people. ulni the st1eetm
front Of the sinrs was crowded with peogle.
unable to gain admission. The Methoalss
Episcopal services for the dead were resd Icy @
the Rev. Urs. Cook and Simmons, and 4e
body was taken to Evergreen Cemetary 1of
interment. :
ATLANTA, Ga, July 17.-Judge WOODS u %
the United States Circuit Court, decided n
the case Of the contest between Judge hSo1
and Col Farrow, over the office Of p!su.e' eas
Attorney, that, though Bisby was nos eaa. ks
iir1uNt by the Senate, his appointment q .Ias ms
President siafce Congress adjourned eanass
him to the Office This case settles tas eoa, s5
test in the Montgomery (A1a-) Dlstrfh w
putS III Ex-Governor Smith.
, 1880-07-18

MunfHcent Offers to Foreigners to En-.
ter the Chinese Army :,s Officers.
New YoRK, July 75.-The following is an ex-
tract from Il Shanghai letter OF April to the
Post:
1.-THE prospect of hostilties between China
and Russia has caused lin immense outbreak OF
war fever at this place. as well as other cities on
the coast, and reports from tho interior repre-
sent the mass Of the Chinese to bc Us excited
over the idea of war us Is possible for Il Mongol
to become over anything. The runk and file are
numerous, but officers are scarce, and the fact
ia so thoroughly recognized by the Government
that enlistment offices have been opened at
this place for Europeans wishing to en-
ter the Chinese service The inscription
over tho entrance TO one Of these places
Welcome ALL! Any English speaking, of fair
education, can obtain q position rs Captain in
the Chinese army for the wur for salary Of 500
Il month. He is also furnished with an inter-
prefer. a hody-servant, aud u horse.
1.-The inducements have proved sufficiently
large to enable the Government to gather
greut many men who were formerly employed
in various capacities in the European ware
houses, us sailors, etc As soon as one OF these
Officers signs the necessary papers, he Is trans
ported In the interior, in order to complete his
education and be Installed In his command The
reason assigned for desiring Europeans for 0t-
Is, that the Chinese rank and file. have very
little confidence in officers of their own nation
1litv.''
, 1880-07-18

SupEnISTESDESTs OFFICE BOsroN C0SsoL1-
DATED MINING COMPANY, RoD1E> July 3.-F. E.
Lutp. Secreta,U-DEAR SIR: The progress of
work at the mine has been much slower than
usual owing to foul air in the lower levels. Our
air-shaft is making good progress, and when
connection is made with the A0-foor levc! all
difficulties from this cause will be removed. The
north drift on the 2u0-foot level has been nd
vanced feet; total length, e, feet. This
drift has passed through favorable vein fornaa-
ZION. about ~ feet Of which is milling ore. The
north drift 30 foot level has been advanced Ii
feet; total length, 80 feet: Tho vein is about
feet in width. and yielding some fair-gTude
milling ore. The air-shAft on the Ben Butler
vein Is now down IL feet; progress
for the week, 30 feet The hot
tom all fn vein matter and mostly low
grade quartz, which improves in appearance as
depth Is attained, and the proportion OF quartz
greatly increases. We have commenced to
be sunk to connect this work with the drift
north on the SO foot level.
MARTIN JONES, Superintendent.
, 1880-07-18

NEW YORK, July E.-CorTolt-Easy ut 117s912c
Futures barely stendy; july, u.Gc; August, IL5;c;
September H,G9c; October, lQ67a; November, 1u35c;
December, 1u55c; January. o.69c; February, lo.7Sc
FLoU1t~-Firrn receipts, 1,00 Iris; superdne State
and Western s350@430; common to good extra, $40
G4G0; good to choice. ss70@7.0 white wheat extra,
s50@5W: extra Ohio, SaaygG75: ST. Louis, 81
Mtnnesota patent process, s6o0GEA50.
GRA1N-Whedt-Cash irregular md unsettled;
futures heuvy; receipts, 2390W bu; No. = Milwaukee,
s1.ll9111H; ungrnded red 96c@Sl.lJ; No. do. *115@
1.lG; steamer do. *I.l39l l3,; No. red sl-l96als
the ntter fancy: old mixed winter $lG: steamer do,
fs ~ e. 2 Sm9cr 81 tslsst ix i ; S1 ~ White x @ Mo
aGs4 septcmber. sicsHsiSyx. Corr eaist: receipts.
=; 9o bu; ungFadsd 4sEi9!9c; No: :. s.c steamer,
{sssigts; sss4 @ &. ba; Western mixed. sasso; white
HAY-ln good demand ut full prices; socsS5c.
xaL xi9pSnnn!l and unsettled yearnss' 741i5c; New
GKocEniEs1coaee EniEs5;!coaee dul! and weak; Rio ,careoes
unchanged: fnir to good refining. lls7 s-l6 Mo
lasses yuet and unchanged Ktec steady, With fair
,pErnoLEgM;7strongcr +; united lAc: crude, 711@
TALLow-Qus. but firm ut G&@G 5-ls.
KEs1N-SteAny and unchanged.
TTnKrEST.XE.f1r;n TnnaS;n:a:. :. I;a.9 r 21'Gsssc.
LEATnEH-Qntet; Ilelock sole, Rnenos Ayres,
md Rio Grandc, light, middle, and heavy weight,
WooImQntet but firm; domestic fleece: +oS53c;
pulled. sese;ac: unwnshed. 1583ic: Texas 1sta35c.
long slsar middies. nc; sh9rt e!ear 1niddies, 7lc
L1rd tisn; prime steam, $7.l .l3sG@!M
nUTTEH-I In good demand at l3g24c-
CHEEsE-Eirn nt t'5s1ac:
WMIsKY-Dull and nominal.
aso ats n a ed
@ sesssh' 1mef'caa, sI~& has. a
NAILs-Cut, {S0OG3.lo; clinch, s35ogaGa
, 1880-07-18
DREDGING THE RIVER
The LocnI Drcdge Men Trr1no
HIN 10

AAS 1o~A A'~ 80 4AeA AF11nZ to Nn.a
Up Corner. t<
There was published in yesterdays r..
uSE tho proceedings of the ronr.s, u Ia.
nittoa tn which wos rafarsas W 40 1oancll Con-.
Wa11o,,s .a-.naa+ - e.leu commlssloaer
"ane1 le9uest 1or permission to maka
contract With Case t French to do In. ~.
essary dredging In the river and ifs b,ss'a
this season. It will be remamhs-ns s44aeaes =. ne
f,l,,,,,ies;onar hos for eu ua1staa
oos. 49, T. n.a ~ ao.1e t1ma been t
outs VIII tae oreas1ng hE1ns OF Chica,o
He took exception last Year to the vs1 =
which the work was done and tha ~, - .
ostad FIR II an,, thia ,aar ha eat 'ata us pf'e.s
s.'sos, 80 T~..,;s,s 90. n ~ se1 out % nah
fe1otm, - - possloie' and 70 save tha III.
payers S@5,Oo or more. He advertised &,
bids, and they were submitted by the Chir.saa a
firms. but we're so high that he rejected NJ
all. Then he made this arrangement yi5
Case % french, an Eastern firm, to do h.
work at prices fur below those vhsS
the Chicagoans asked He Requested T. L.
Council to confirm the contract But thst
affirmative to II In the negative, aud to-.
thirds being necessary. Then his communI
cation was referred to q Comulittee. N6osa
members listened to Mr. Waller, to T.
dredge men, and to Mr. Murry Nelson. Of h.
Citizens Association, who Represented H.
SIDE 0f economy and reform In the matter
The Chicago firms pleaded that they had had
no opportunity to bid, a7d asked to BE- pes.
mittett to do 80 aRaln. Although this ass
absurd, yet the Committee looked fayoraNs
upon them and unfavora5ly upon Mr. MI
1er's proposition So, probably, 50 far Is h.
Council has any voice in the matter
the contract will not be let to Cass
g. French, but tha Commissioner will Be d.
rected to readvertise. In the meanwhile the,a
Chicago dred9e MEN have been teles1aphh7
to people in the same business all over ths
country. it is understood, to see casa I
French, and find out how much they viii
take to draw oil. Itis their hope that .nth
an arrangement may be made with thass
Eastern bidders that. IT the Commistoaet
advertises again, Case 4 French will coma
up to the Chicago level Of bidding, aud hss
the taxpayers will be defrauded out Of a.
81, ,0{O which they will save il Commissioner
Waller has his own way.
There seems to be no doubt, il all the sfkn,
and indications can be trusted, that all the(E
cago tlredge firms are practically one: III
they Ii;ide up tbe work between themsaITs
and fix a price. There is not. and tfere ka
, 1880-07-18

George King and barges, D. N. Wilson With E.
Mryss and oonsort, Fletcher with L. +. Bea1es
Wind northwest; weather fine-
MARQUETTE.
Special Dispatch to 7hs Chicago Tribune.
MARQUETTE. Mich, July l7.-Passed up-Pfo~
pciicrs Peerless and Arctic
Down-Propcl)er Atlantic and steamer City OF
Cleveland.
Hale: schooncrs Sophia MInch, Warmtngton,
Alya Bradley, Negaunee, J. r. CaTd' anu H.
Foi:er. n,.n,
speetsl Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
EecASABA, Mich, July y17:-Arrived-Propeller
". S. Brown; schooners Metropolis. Camden
afngtal aoxiand 5ames 5aaa E. Gt Gilmore and 4 King
Cleared-Schooners c. a. King, Thonas H.
Rowland. Higgio & Jones, and ". McGregor.
STURGEON BAY.
Spfcial Dtspatch to The Chtc19o Tribune.
STURGEON BAY, July E.-3rr1ved, via canal
'epussi Pussod 1s through-Tugs Mcclellan and A. $.
Alien. towing X, Z dredge and two dn1np-sco"s'
Wind northeast, light. Cloudy and cool.
DULUTH.
Special Dispatch to 7hs Chicago Tribune
Min1 9y Sep sonnd and
tl,R Favori1e; schooners Maple Leaf, J. b. VIII
Dor, and Brooklyn. -.
Depnrted-PropeIlers City OF Owen Sound,
Aanistoe, and J. L. Hurd.
CLEVELAND.
Special Dtspatch to Ihs Chicago 1rtbttns.
CIEyEhAsp. @, July 17zArrivodmPropelM{Sr M
Ferry, S. J. Tildcrl, Escalnnba. Ore.
Clearcd-Schnoners Kate Winstow, Frederick
A. Morse, Escanaba, coal; G. j. Magll, Mar
Quette, coal
COLLINGWoOD-
Spectai Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
CoLL1sGwooD, July T.-Arrived-Steatnefs
Canudn, passengers and freight: Sfmcoe. Chi
casn passengers and freight; schoonets Arabia,
Cticago, 2l,G&3 bu corn; John Miner, Chicago,
M,000 bu corn.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
PoRr DA1Hous1E. July 17.-Round down
Schr Hydcrubad, Milwaukee to Kingston,
wheat; propellers Argyle. Chicago to Montreal,
wheat; Alma Munro, Chicago to hontreal,
wheat.
BAY CITY.
Special Dlfpatch to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
BAY CRY, Mich, July l7,-Shipmcnts for the
week: e O00 zoo feet Of lumber, 4000 600 lath, IT,
000,O00 shingles and ~, ,00O barrels salt.
t;oDERICH-
Special DtsDatch to The Chicago IFtbune-
GODERICH, July NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Her
bert Dudley, from Milwaukee. wheat
, 1880-07-18

The following cable dispatch expam1as. mT.s il:
GuyERSoK's 1H4AND, July II, WIus .,,ras Insea
RY; Take tho next steamer home. .sn,s,tT sur, ter
you badly. The nomination WIS !, 1e1uT y. .aT yuH--
dercd me YESTERDAY snd lwtnae ~ nre seos
have no Idea what to say, Or how 70 s'1r RI -
Of course. that makes ~ nereiou neenassious aszss
The letter In which the NOMINATION W. sn unus1A
cd me contains IL am any }a,axeS; x,Sa d auuaadute.
ated napdoodle Shall we. reply yd.5 70 Ttth a bosht
with dapdootilc: Shall We m mees sm he cay 70 aea
yuu are the potter and sou must ST. aah ,sith Tides
that you may mold me-: naa n nv ear oa sss
ing, "Commonce every sentence cseowethfng " aboqqs
OF acceptance either WITH sotaaffrarfou-
fraud or something about Cent1atofc ~ ri cod1sss
tho nlvice good? don't know bu''
you will know. noys.'
Jerry, dear Jerry. come home 70 9, mS 5etter.
And tho sooner you come AZ as kn9 MON, ii. =
For. d, Lam vaiuIy a-knittsnR }{+er. ~ i;
70 think what to say In tn;s1 tes,er. = n-K.
Yours, HlSf1tt. a.wnaaut1n9s
To Jerry Black. Major General ooo:'s
, 1880-07-18
Demand for Investment Securi-
tfes-Foreign Exchange
Heavy.
Light Currency Observation-Disclosures
at the Chicago Banks.
Tie Produce Markets Less Actire-Pro-
visions Slow but Steadier.
nore Strength in Spot Grain, with steadlaess
in Futures.
FINANCIAL.

H4S3
stocSs were not acase. out Pltees M ,se,c
nandsonels' ana tae laatAet c!o.eu 49, ....an@ -
suggestive VI n'ene1 pl1c%s 0l10 1A1 .--.. =.
oc'1s he1t "eeA. Ane'e s.....as ~ 60,
TuMofs III orculauea'' out 7u' t. .sot -.
New 1oTk expressed e1eat cu'l1en.s - ''A@@~ o''
up"aro Hao'coenh ""a ~ 20 "1 ,..
oPecut"u'c sar +. n.,e.:, ~
snaFeo IN INC raee. ~ a ~ s -. NJ =.
tncaeo' o. Loo's o. 1e" ooe ~. 80 - " ~.
ChatIahoo9a ~ ~ oo7s, n4tu -. ~ ~
1nstoh d quincy ~ 10 ~: noeA aaiauu ~ ~ ~
Aoh: Anon ~ 70 n17s; ~ ~, ~. q - =, ~
osas Ne" ioEk een.t". = " looa' at.. 1..a
eenIs4 Ass W 'A1@, Aahe ono1e A7s' :" 4oa l..s -
preferred y. 70 'Ae*' Solta"este1h ~. W a-:''
ING pre4et1eo u, ~ AA' o| 1au4 ~ ~ ooSe. "a
oAsa ~. " o'a' LIZ pfeieto =.
oo*' oa1o ~, W o9%' o. "oe ~ " o'7s -
ING pEe'erreo ~ 70 .Ia nansas y 1e1"s ~, ~
o'>1* anosoa ~ u '.ss: Lacka"ana =, W W: eoss
1etses CenLlaA 4. ~ to7s' +naunAl'an ~ =" ooa'
1'n4on Tac1nc l. ~ "l71' hou "oune ~ ~
~: western un1on IL TO loos Lake E'1e -
60 1s@' canaoa oou1hefn 70 oi1 No1tnefn
racine. preferred T. 10 4o's; Coluinoas' cn1cago
q 4ao4aHa eeutt''' to:s' o. IauA O. on4an4' 1TA'
"4A' &ne preferred ~ 10 'o4-
4oulssale q Nasns11e iost =, 70 I~' hsaou1g
u, 70 I.A' racine Mali II, 70 4i4@-
Erae second os opened NJ es's' ranged oel"een
"o.t anu oss' Gnu eioeeo ~ ~
ha'lroao oonos IN Ne" ofh on 1nussoay were
strong and actiSe. tue maoof1ty OF inc 4eao1ng
issues snoWaug an aosauce Oh tne oas uans~ ~
actons. Er1e consolidated SECONDS roso from oo
10 ~. feacted 70 os'1, ana recovered 10 ssd' mn
sas q Ie&as secohos solo up from o44 10 e;ss
Alton Ierre Haute second preferred from 1o4
70 4oo' chesapeake d onao' t1ass H. 1rom W. ~
70; Carp Fulton nrsts from LUZ 10 1fo: Calro'
ARKANSAS Ie1as nrsts from loiH 10 loo'
Densef q hao Grahoo ufsts from 4u'.s 10
1V4' do consuucuons from so4 10 s14'
1ntefnauonal ufeat Noftnefn nists from
NV 10 1oosss La1ase1te. Aoomlng1on q Muncie
n'sts from vs,s 10 iv9.t' nioo'ie ob'o nrsts
from 1ot 10 1o11; 40 nrst oeot.ntuFes 1tom .o:s
~ 49, 10 secono 10 1fon RI 10 ~ ~ aailo oo
tso.a M a. ~ so' a'cn'eau eentfaa ~ run ~ ~
1@oa Noeen"es1efn cohsois lron Ls'7s 70 LII
New jersey cenual incomes from - 70 ~; 81
, 1880-07-18
BOSTON,.

Speetal Dtsoatch to The Chicago Tribune.
BOSTON, July l7.-Mnrket In strong sympathy
with New York: Prices better all round, with
large orders to buy. In bonds Hartford & Erie
IS sold at 4.3l@H,~ New Mexico =
at 1G97s. Burlington in Missouri 4s at S2A@
&E, Atchison second rs at 1l9. Little Rocks Is at
sa.9. Union Pacific 6s ut liz, Eastern 4!ts at 81,
New York s. New England 7s ut 110A. Boston s.
Maine IS ut ILL., St Joe IS at Ills, Atchison 3s ut
lO71i01O6A. Dubuque Is ar l0S14, Sandusky scrip
at S, St Louis and Chicago Is nj 81 and scrip ut
81.
Railroads-Atchison 1194 4@110h Little Rock,
4sG48K; Boston s Lowell, gs!A4; Chicago, Bur-
linRton s Quincy, l:2@sGls071; Du-
baqne, TX: sandusky, III; Eastern.
Wilmington. o.; Union Pacific. 9lH; Detroit
Lansing preferred, Jos; Kansas l. Texas, 81;
Rutland preferred, 2o; New York + New Eng
land, 4s4zG349.
Mines-Siyer Islet, which opened last Sntur-
day at Il, closed to-day 1T u; Brunswick Anti
mony, 1x92l-
Land stocks firm.
FOREIGN.
LONDON, July 1s.-Consols, 98 T-l6; account,
98 GIG.
American securities-New IS, 105: ANS, 1l3=;
Is, 1l11s: Illinois Central, Ill; Pennsylvania
Central, 563s; Erie, +S9; seconds, %: Reading,
81zz.
PARIS, July 17.-Rcntes, s5f 5sAc.
, 1880-07-18
CONSOLIDATED PACIFIC.

PACIFIC MINING CoMrASy, BODIE, July 3.-F. T..
L,ay, Seerrtary-DEAn SIR: The main shaft has
reached depth OF eighty-threc feet below the
500 foot station: progress for tho week, seven
feet: bottom IN hard biasting ground, porphyry,
with some small seams Of clay. We will continue
the shAft below the point at which the 600-f foot
level Is to be opened for sump which will be
ten to twelve feet in depth. We shall receive
the balance of guides needed to run the cage to
the 6o0-foot level in about ten days, and the
hosting in the mine through the main shaft will
BIO done with the cage after the 609-foot level is
reached. The machinery at the mine works
well, and our supplies for the wintcr are coming
in rapidly. MARTIN JONES, Superintendent
SAN FRANCISCO.
San FRANCISCO. Cal, July 1.-THE following
, 1880-07-18
PORT OF CHICAGO.
ARRIVALS.

Stmr Chicago. Manttowoc, sundrles-
Prop john Teatha1n, Sturgeon bay, towing.
Prop Waverly, Buffalo, suudries.
Prop William Livingstone, Jr., Peshtigo, towing.
Prop Tecumscb, Port Cotborne, light.
Prop SkyiurS, Benton Harbor, sundries.
Prop T. IS. Fa1ton, South Haven, sundries.
Prop MESSENGER, st. Joseph, sundries.
Prop G. P. Heath, 6augatuck. sundries-
Prop Milwaukee, Buffalo, light
Prop Starucca, Buffalo, sundries.
Prop Swallow White take, l II lumber: o,
Prop Cuba, Buffalo, s,1nlries.
schr T. HowletI, Grand Haven, lumber.
Schr Feshtigo. Pcshrixo. lumber. =
Schr Alert. Peshrigo, lumber.
Echr b1orntng Star, Buffalo, light.
Schr Nelson, Menomfuee, light
Schr u. Allen. Menominee, lumber.
Schr DIarenyo, Milwaukee. light
Schr Fuutine, Manistec. lumber.
schr +. 81. Forrest. Ludlngton, lumber.
Schr Ostrich Suamco, lumber.
Schr L. Johnson, Pensaukee. lumber.
Schr Andrew Jackson. Manlstee, lumber
schr +. n. scove, s1uskegon. lumber.
Schr .. G. Fort, milwaukee,, light.
6chr Lake Forest, Traverse City, lumber:
schr apprentice hoy. Grand Haven, lumber
Schr ". II. Vanderbilt. milwaukee,, light
Schr J. 3. Merrill, Muskegon, lumber.
Schr Presto, Grand Haven, lumber.
Schr s. Anderson, Mszskegon, lumber.
Schr J. V: Jones, Muskcgon, lumber.
srhr Austr1t1in, Muskegon, lumber.
EEQF t14nLQ1. Gf0SS FDlNL, gravel
Schr Wm. Morse. Gross Point, gravel
schr Eaxle- Ing, :Muskeson, lumber:
Schr Radical, Muskegon, lumber.
Schr c. Barber, MuSIcsspn. lumber
Echr ]. 4. Holmes. White Lake, lumber.
Schr Top5ey, Muskegon, lumber.
ACTUAL SAILISGS-
schr Butcher Boy, Narincttc.
Schr ! !. 5t1';x4 l. nronson, stsa,nfnt Msnnmtnee.
Schr c. Raah. Chnrlcyoix-
Schr Gen. Worth. Sturgeon Dny.
Schr City of Woodstock, sIanistee.
Schr afan;enee, Peshtigo.
Sohr 7. sl.nu,s. Red River.
Schr White Oak, Hamlin.
Schr Stafford, MuskeKon.
Srhr L. Dali. ManIstee.
Schr X. Campbell Cedar River.
sehr sehr =. Gtsys; Gapson Ysnissee. batSee
scbr s !. LutT. sfarnefte:
scnr Two Brothers, PING Lake.
Scar Violin, Holland
Schr G. y. Johnson. Sugar Creek
schr J: 7. De Coadres, Ludlagton-
Scnr Ofsawa. Grand Haven.
Schr j. J. alowry, Silver Lake
Schr Minerva. MushcgOn.
Schr Col. Ellsworth. Sturgeon Bay.
Sohr William Fiucb, MuskeHou.
Schr D. Ncwhalt. Pentwater.
schr NJ. Thompson, White Lake
Schr Tom Paine, Muskegon-
Schr Self, afuskegon.
Schr Elneiine. Muuistee.
Schr f. Lyons 4LuskeHOn.
Schr 4. s. King, Grand Have1-
Schr E. Bates, ,Iuskcgon-
Schr T. Moss, Manistee.
Schr c. Q. D., Muskcgon.
Schr Advance: Whitei1sh Bay.
Schr Myrtle, Muskegon-
schr Amoskeay. Manjstee-
sfsr sc6r Adsia,if; 4 + Wsj'l jM'uMsksson; M;,ysason
Schr City Of Grand Haven, Grand Ravdh
Prop s. c. Baldwin, Escunaba-
Prop Trader, Muskcgou.
Schr Reindeer, Muskegon.
Schr c. L. Johnston, MuSkeHop~
, 1880-07-18
gland. au1Qlk p,

gland: 3aalks go,
Here lies the body Of
Benjamin Brinkley, l.:
who though Lustie and f.:
strong, Wis une
That by m.stortuae. shcA =...:
Htmsclf "'ith's Gun '' =
In 10 ;s9 90 ga yssr 2tss; e.; e his Ass -.
To the Grief OF bis Para,..
Spectators and Wife" =
Speaking OF epitaphs, these two H..
sent to US. A tombstone IL Sontha aen!e heea
bears the following: eatoflsa
Here lies the body OF Robert Gordon
Mouth almighty: and teeth accorins4.
ssfanger, treAd lightly over this wonder.
At Oxford, n. f.: aase'
tn all my friends bid adtou.
A more sudden death you never knxm -~
As was leading the old marc to drfnt
She kicked and killed me nuickeTna =
, 1880-07-18

Short ribs seller August, closed at $tissH: Long
clears quoted ut $GJ lo0se and $3.50 boxed: Cumber-
LANDS Gf@sc boxed: long cut hams. 9s974c; sweet
picked AAns quoted nj sf@9c for 17tIl8 average:
green hon3s same avernRe, 15Gs7Fc
Bacon quoted ut 54@5kc for shoulders. 7x97Hc for
snort ribs 1sc for short clears 9898c TOR hams. uil
canyased and packed.
GKEAsE-Quiet We quote white at 5@53&c and 5el-
, 1880-07-18

The following were the receipts and ship
ments Of the leading articles of produce IN thls
city during the twenty-four hours ending AT
o'clock Saturday morning and for the CORE
spQndiu4 time last year:
, 1880-07-18

Withdrawn from store during Fridny Tor
city consumption: ,ss223 bu wheat, SA bu corn,
901 bu oats, 498 blu rye, 5S4 bu barley.
The following grim was inspected into store
In this city Saturday morning: 81 cars red win
ter wheat. "a cars No. do, cars rejected cars
No. spring, cars No. do, 2 cars rejected, !
car no grade n01 wheat): $40 cars No. corn,
137 cars high mixed, cars new mixed. Il cars
and 1000 bu rejected.6 g cars no grade ('2 corn};
e cars white oats, IA cars No. mixed, cars
rejected ta5 OATS; cars No. i rye, 9 cars No. 2
d. cars rejected u3 rye}. Total t9;2 cars),
$4,000 bn. Inspected out: 4s,4E blu wheat, 81,
34a BIZ corn, - ,5a2 bu oats, 819 bu barley.
The following were the receipts Of breadstufs
Int ft,i attn da.a t1,eaxa CT
, 1880-07-18

for extru mess ind slJ OGSai 90 for hnms.
-TALLow-Quet and steady Ut e4es6c 1of CITY ana
511@54c for country. !: