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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-12
Yellow reyer In New York.

NEw YoRK, October II John johnson,
employed on the steamer Muriel from
Barbados, has been sent from Long
Island College Hospital, Brooklyn, to the
quarantine, suffering from pronounced
case Of yellow fever. The vessel is lying
in North river.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-12

\ riIl lake able men in the next legisla-
a.. 10 cope with members like James H.
m E,r,pscr Of Kanawha. Ohio county can
afford the luxury ol any fooIishness in
y. ~, ELECTION Of representatives to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-12

NKw YoRk, October 1.-THE Peruvian
Consulate here has advices that Chorillas,
Ancon and Chancsy were bombarded be.
cause Peru refused to surrender the ships
Union and Rimac to the Ohilian COM
mander. He was told TO "Come and take
them"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-12

CHICAGO, October ll.-senator Blaine
was in the city last night, resting from his
campaign lahors in Indiana. He left for
Valparaiso, Indiana, this morning where
be makes his closing speech OF the com. /.
paign in that State, tonight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-12
A FszZLE.
Two Passengers 10 Occupy NIns Railway
CoAehea.
BARSEsyllIE, O., October Ii.

EVANSVILLE, O., October II.
Special TO the EntsIllgsuOer.
A special train consisting OF nine coaches
was sent here to convey the Democratic
party to the boom at Bellaire tonight.
The result was that they departed with
two Democrats from our midst on board.
How Is this for show as to to.morrow's
vote. +.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-12

lhthus seen that in nine October elec-
ars the Democrats carried the State
tfe times and the Republicans six times.
hld1, 1878 and 1879 the outside votes
"a, ra,a a., EolIo,,o,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-12
Che g,ttellilqstrter.
:, So.. 70 nnd "a Fourteenth Slreel


I, view Of the possibility Of being chal-
,',sd a, the polls to-day, it would be well
T., II persons who vote on naturalization
'.,.,. 10 take said papers with them 10
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-12
BALTIMORE BOOM.
CELEBRATION OF THE sEsouLcEN.
TENNIAL OF HER FOUNDING.
The Grandest Event of "a similar Kind In
the History OF the Ciiy-A Week 10
BE Given over 10 Fesiiviiies
and Enthusiasm-LarEe
Crowd ON Hand.

BALTIMORE, October 1l.-Baltimor com
menced to-day the celebration OF the set
tlement and founding Of the city $50 years
ago. The sun rose in a cloudless sky and
in every respect the morning was most aus,
picious. At sun rise 100 guns were fred
from the United States ships yandalis and
Klaesage, lyipgin the harbor of Fort Nc.
Henry. The city in every direction was
dressed in holiday attire, and the princi.
pal streets, embracing the line OF march,
brilliant with flags and streamers and
beautiful banners. Before eight o'clock
the streets were filled with people, and by
nine o'clock every place on Baltimore
street and the route Of procession was oc.
cupied. Hundreds Of platforms, many Of
them seating several thousand people, had
been erected at many points and all
crowded. Itis impossible TO estimate the
vast number Of people. Every condition,
old and young, men, women and children,
thronged the streets, balconies, win
dows and house tops for miles, all aglow
with excitement and patriotism. The pro.
zramme for this, the opening day Of the
Jubilee, was grand procession to illus.
trate the history and progress Of Baltimore
in her life OF $50 years in all branches,
science, industry and trade. The Bslti.
more aud Ohio road reduced the fares to
The Centennial rates, and the crowds com.
INK in by the regular and special trains are
imply immense.
The various divisions formed in the
eastern section OF the city, principally on
Broadway and the adjacent streets, and
he march began at the intersection OF
Broadway and Canton avenue at $3.50
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nIEIl.

STE HENSON Monday evening at s2O o'clock,
MGRY A. sTxPIKNs, in tue SD year ol her age
Funeral from her late residence No. lis Seven.
teenth street. Wed, esiay titsrnOon at $3.50 o'clock.
Friends Of tho family are respectfully invited TO at-
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ORDER OF PROCESSION.

A detachment Of mounted police led
the column, followed by the Chief Mar
shal aud Assistant Marshals. Next came
the Mayor OF Baltimore;. Governor j. G.
Latrobe with two hundred and fifty
mounted aids, then the Committees Of
Arrangements, clergy and orders Of the
day occupying eighteen carriages,f ollowed
by representatives OF the soldiers Of 1880,
and wearing the uniform Of that day.
The first division was headed by the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company,
Mayor N. S. Hill, Marshal. There were
1000 men in line, and all departments Of
the road were represented by foundrymen,
machinists, car builders, ,uphoIsterers, print.
ers, puddlers, rolling mill men, train men,
water station men, bridge builders and
blacksmiths. The
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-12
FIRST REPRESENTATION

was Of the corner stone commemorative oil
the commencement Of the road laid by
Charles Carroll, Of Carrollton, on the
Fourth OF July, 1928. With 1t were the
identical spade and gavel used on that oc.
casion. The second was the car first pro.
PEELED by esil, by which two trips were
made between Baltimore and Ellicott's
Mills. Next was horse power tread mill,
the horse perched on his stand by which
the cars were propelled. Following was
the "Tom Thumb" engine, designed and
built by Peter Cooper, and the first loco.
motive engine Of the world. Venerable
Peter Cooper himself was in a.coach be.
hind aad was received with continuous ap-
plause all along the line. Next came a
decorated ticket office on wheels, followed
by telegraph wagon. At the four cor.
ners Of the wheels were poles hung and
wires and operators busy receiving and
sending messages. Next came
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-12
Prospects that When the Smoke Of
Battle Clears Away
The Eagle Of Victory will be Seen
Percbsd On the Standard Of
the Republican Ls9ions.
Expressions of Opinion from Lead.
ing Politicians.
oHIo.s PROBABLE VOTE.

Esiimate OF Chairman MASH, OF the Re
publican state Committee.
COLUMBUS, O., October II, 1880.
, 1880-07-29

'Hasis.
The regular telegram from 1nIlnelpha4"stea d
5nly rod whsat :h!s M ~ Yesterday, ssn,ns' slos
sevns u, , y% reesse" eeeS. 1no M Mnr', no
ss', x"p.'o.s % w. o,,s ne *n,,n,n, ~, .,',,,, -,
thu st fsui ~ @ lin ato An, I.onu to MI n1L tho M.
ytncs nY nthor line, n nnk4 t,yrr its ,rne,s. i
If IA astonishing hnw much transuc,iuns IN
,chnn1,, ,f, ,,uvtIn,., t,rc, .iotolIr A firm hc,,
el |'9,!t r's Of shS,t pur's a',r'ns ,s, Mo. .'
sr''p',e'' "s s,usl 1rls OF short pork 1,!lel
ind IN 4escr i'm aau,res @ yesterday to- y 'y ~'rs rc',ivs @
lug In resarl to tho ol'icu, Of asktns t" hnso ,'o
mnra'n va'no tssc' ~ ~ tho lnsk ,lsal: Ihe
hSs ~ as"f9 MMnS "m" ',,,. ill., '''''tn"s .'as
,nrdn. ~ ,,, !, J,'.s ,,,,,,', t,., s",r,s -, ,nt
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~ '.,,4'' ~ ~ ..s,.,a.. ~, ,,,,, ,,.,
~ ns :" ' s,,.. ~. n,M ,, ,,,nnr,nm.,s
~. W.. ~. ~ & H., r,n,a,, :, wa,,,nr,
.,.'sts. ''',, "a ,,s,", .,t.t"J ~. ,nt.t..u
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a.. ~ '"o*'!"' =" 0'' '''s>'' ~ wv '">' '''''''
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NJ. st,nt ui,H pf,,niisis 10 hU Il i!cntilut ono.
y; sl,s 9sas; MrSu,is is ycaGr tany 1rG 1q r.
Va. ,sna Sn,s slrx,i i, u; III lily, Syri.i Tus.A
tlirtlq snrarr, Mhs.;t'I. ,'nr".,; r, na V"M.r;l
itais. iu1snry. tWTtrY. i.s,n:isn uaMnbn, S.'is't
jissla, S,NsGi tsn3ee tirrtrs !n!i,u!;l.. Prsit!.
su u,,.1;,a mr. ~. INV .srHs ,cir cfs,i. mi
Tint thru. !llvt been 2Cnrn,!y ra'.fireuy: !ntt
i, inx n, TIL. IL" in. ft,rirh. mi iHa Viii,
i1vu seun ito HolA nn.1fl llurs VIA "bnn.fa,ro.
a cIrcsIldr s''pl"'se,l t" hu III tho fnselrst Of
, 1880-07-29
THE CAMPAIGN IN CENTRAL NEW YORK.

ypfcful Currf,poudfnee Of Tas Chieaao Tribute,
11r,c. n y j,,tv u ,-1ItIcn s.,,la rr,,o,.
,,u n", .a',.,,s ~ " -" ~, ra,;a.a,,a,, - ,n,;-
s a. Fesos u ao r.aca'anh ,,., ~. ~, ., a., ina,
In the Euslcrn States III her Endorsement Of
mi ,,uvot,nn IN tho no,inat;nn nf I;artlriI
,ns % ! ,t,,,,r ~, l;r,,,",, n,n,iur ia nt,.i
;,a st -. ~ .t: w. .s e S1I, 1j,,aa so ,'
fr tic campaign With over 500 nanlcs OH tho
% r. n stn;c. limit nnu n ~ sncukar wl,ose clarl",,
,o,s,, ,,os r,',r IL, lin ,n,Sn ~ I'm 1rior T.,
escry political ca'Apaixn since the War, was
present nlld delivered II mastnr'y address,
which was received by tte veterans alld their
nujiIIut,es at friends With mn cnthusosu
that r"n,n,,eL IN" f,,r"t,,iv @ NJ NJ ,Go and ', t,n
..srail-splittinEm tays wl!cil Jlngnln swept
he country With Stnlwnrt Mbllcnn!aIn.
Il, The Hnntock "llIrrall" that preyhl!ra
Three weeks agO, md III which feeble clubs
%sro S.Ie formed wltA rapiditty {ant wo;.!a
ceased to Lc Il bngbgRr, Alld Republicans
sru cNlnly pursuing the oyet tenor af their
way. confident that tllc lnfnlny aihl slAna Of
ths tSe, y, 1,enosrasy G"aot ~, ~ 9 concen!ed 81.
Union GctleihIa cont. Tlle veteran soldier
remembers Tint III ~ the Dnntocracy ut Chi
eago dGclarGd tho Wnrn Mii!'re,. nnd noml.
aae s0s e, GsGrge f ~ e thd f"ytS
pic promulgated ut Cincinnati, TINT .'We
pledgo ourselves n1lew to tllu constitutional
doctrine H1Nl traditions OF tie Democratic
aaple OF u long line Of Dalnocrntie stntes
tuen and patrInts n,tl embodied III the plNt-
forl,s OF The National Conventions Of tho
party npun which they nOW nl.ce another
A9!or'Geiseral,. !,npEng t.r!t his brilliant rec-
ord during tho War will hide the blotchGs tint
ahaerlie md lerll.catu their oitlro course for
he past twenty years. Tluy rGckOll with lN-
1easUnlnE bItutl.Gss. Thcsuldiersot thu Union
analyzlng uiu motives which controlled par
ties then; md they l,s.yo nut Inst, but rather
gathered, wisdom ul,tt Insight. They cuti-
pschend lint lhls nomination Ut Hancock by
hrdy lIntrlOtlsM 10 1uurji W Il IL Il Erulul
, 1880-07-29

itnrn-wns In fair .'omn,.d tr tho local trade.
, rsh s ,,, inquiry re. 20. s,nst ma Inc narses ss.
ss? s !. ~ r.. 's'ss
@ ,tS 4; 's ,;st,,s.,. s's1s ss!.s ,.,,,., n.,,o,
rna slr,,y sa'e. ~src ears brun 1T s'.t!o, cars
,n,ss =, n. =. si'st LIN; an w. vi, e"rn-ns"l nt
tSs !" W., WI; H., ;, -,
.s,s5 ~. o. ss,, & ri q es;y b.;
a"s;s % ] ,.s ssf%: ssoss ss,s. ss, Il ;
~ uns avf our pess,,
xsra n". !ssrs. : ha;: ~ ,xesthsr n IL. Ws.!
IT, ] I'LL; :;,: + 'ss: ,Ssss sa
St III | 81 tr H. a sE tsW
Ss$e ,hS3:aIsay. i ssaesss q ;s.xlas: i! aexst
:S &%;u:t ss:!:sSs; % s%,s,ssi s s!sss sSs:
;!ay ~ :''s's. ssna ass. Sssaay: !:.' i the hns
, Tnca' TT ns.. "nt sr !,, r, hccn n,5ssdy
s !s ,!Ss T f"e IL; st"S It :s sss t
w. ;s; Il si i liz s;; ;S i; & a',s @ssrf
At :.s" .1,s !, s,n.,! = cI:,ns 1T i H slnt ,n'ra
n SS1S Il HE Ha ,'s s 'a y MI
;SyoS!': nav '-1,r. wv ~ -, ~ s, aa.,." ,.,'1 ',A'
yari H. s,a.ss sep Z Fiji S t he'ea asta sm %
H' q! a .p.., sel!cr II, ,onili, Tho rscyi.t.
ss asy o IT, s9 isti
eS 9r a. asrcst s3! H. ~, te wscHt ~.
y ;.s, ss 'e!s;;s
Inliy mn w:*sern 'l',i. =. u r;
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-ac. Iot"l. ". wv o. A''o' LILO hi mixed III Ao bY
, 1880-07-29

3pftINI 1Nfp1lfN n Tho 7!h1eNpe Tribune,
NEW iNnK, tuiy :A--Thu i'uI,llf aHya: Tho
exchanges Y Tor tho week c,,1ng July II need
Il gigantic operation N wIent u,l,nIutad liz
rxtrnor1Mry transactions II thfengn md NIL
wn,tltGt. The cxe!lnI,gtY Ut Milwaukee, wuiu ut
Tint limo nsont u per ,unt burger tl,An nslInI,
mn, toso ut Cllleug fully <;,NtoGl in pscn4s ui
the AvcTMEn tur the 1'rovluns VI flihstt,uent
week. !lencG i laHprl'a tllat Tho exra,nnEas 1T
ChlcMgo md Milwaukee ds,Illlnlr vury unfuyur-
hbIy with tlGsupf tho corresponding wtatk lust
ye,!r. l'Gt THE ircrenAu NJ Itt other ulttes II
city oxcert t!.,se rnli,u,l ut which III lncrtp,E1
titIcs not Nppenr. Even Sun Fnlncison, 50 lun&,
tho luEEaaf n,Glnler nf thu in.H1ly, tGsins to
IL anHll. =
Thp Following shows t!,a uniolint of oxc.,nnHea
M a. @ ~ fnnr Es.fGo tts 'u M ' tc ~sk M, ,n S,x y Il
, 1880-07-29

r!nc,a withi,, IL month. W"Rl, aIs,t informed
TINT EtINn,'aI III TurLitli silver 'ls rtI t'rt'r"
tn t.hnh Il, tn. ,"rt u IN lnllh!l,nriif4 ny rc
.lnlttftI 10 1m"l the EAst In.fin tI.n,n,ld. This
fNct %h,ws Hlnal! sttT,t Il, In1tl. a'i.i mtsa shows
tliat ucr,Nai,y f. not s'lll,,ts slIsrr.
Tho telegraph hhs given ttt, ht,truMt1pn Of Mr.
NtInlfh's stMtth.cnt If thu cxtr,r.s md Imports
Ht tssr Inst fiscal yeMr Thu Euwth,. tHhe shows
tho Exerss tn tflr white ul GxMrtR nyrr liutIora.
hr "f lmirts hser rSpnris III merchandise, dur
luz t.l.h lI4GNl ycur FROM lstet t4y IBAl:
, 1880-07-29
IlnsT0N. .July 2S.-Tuil,wlng arc the costng
1llNtAtions ut tho Mining Hoard:
REAL ESTATE.


The following Instruments wcro Ofcd for rec
onl Wednesday,. July II:
cry rNnrE,,Ty.
", L, "srsvsa, II III .sea s IT, e. il u" IT, T. ana (. x.
Erl!ti u u. ". inht.na. .t {;0
in,troS.h, daird July III tiaa'Ns hiis'en i"F
J.asrt, I n ssaS's r. ~ ci w:t, siasa, t3 ''o
wv Il. lupr.,vod, dntrh Jnly ii tAtnsl8r III
EhIlsrry 10 :l.sGp lI.,nr.,at!; ;........-. 2,aN
West htiatI? st. hct Morgan rl,d AhersleHn. nj,
na u " Ken!afi L, Mars'. % Il Uatol -: r, 7an
es%y.I :sa jais II ,jsssl, S i. AsSssn'a;' s 70
lln.t.. liM; y t. I, II i;a,, i III III Il,
5a.c,, July - tMnrtla 6Wyur i" j. and i.
sg;TSs il S; VI # i3|; IL ;ss
weii g Pail! 4. Xlnenpi,. j.t3
Elncrsl!.l Nv, hot sEhtrty.tcvnnih nEd rhtty.
Guh;h ny. 81 *axlsi q! aMsvtl Jniy .iIMictuut
lsrafssh t1 4 )! .t, EGt.",l. lao
isn saca l"iy il trGpS%sa. siD:E; HDay 10 ,a.is1
ttholhflfl lisD
SnHrit or cry LIMITS wlru1H.A RABIES Or sEyES
Mft.Eh nr, THE rnrIlr.HHtHE.
Snrth t1nistrE 1t. n nf Ulrorry. q g. :1xili II.
,n9a ,l,. 5ns ,n II ,ane Northwestern unlsar.s ,,s
cyhrii ~. i scr ii iana i. I. E3xE A'''
r. hntfd july IS IA. y. Fntsertun 10 y. IL.
hfHtschHas!''.'...,s..+s, III
SOUTH or cry LIMITS WtTtttH \ HAnlEa 0r sEyKH
stlks or TItM tUUNT',tul'tE.
lii iSn" Il s'vSod Nn. !" WtliiSm' anyssrs..s 1,0o
sIisEs dP THE cot'NT-HDr*E
I'nrk nv, III It T. Of West Fnrty .savcnth q, y r.
= y to niiey, tlAtnh In,y II Is. Hnh II. ntusn.
Mol ~ Ellxa AZ fN
, 1880-07-29

liH1ltnt rcGnfpt! friln the mines. Si7..1.i
s,:;M. He'd E!tp'iaf't sh!rlnt tfty.thrrt. inns
IS ; ny, c, @ nT,"; ns extrsan fTst, @ arcn NHs, ;G.
II Inr,s;;s,,Is.4. orr tlaily. ''''
w e A M!t'% , ,i4"s ,i, tt!ns II snls"ps, @ 10
>, i.ttl" i;hioi -hlppul ;a3 tens Mon.ay md
IL tlla Tri't.nc IN. n.orrs,w morning will npprur
sfntEIntnt by the E,4l1fAts EilGrf'sHrl ii tho
stsitkt,'!srrs ~ tltu s.hr,s','ite t*,,npnny. 1t
have rxalninrh tilt. plnprrty. md Trim tIie min
@ nEnr fu eh''rsr nt illn ,,1ti,,.; THY y trlor #
Mnt es.s,rsl, but nL* tnrun tl,,tuIlit.a pf n.,,
II, rrs.'rsr. with cnmnsts rt,r Ii ,n.,th Htratcr
t'''trl' thah i now ,'!'tt,g ',,su,".
Gnsnlpisv f tiiucrs. under c.'tnlllni.i r SIM.
isiG',!s; L1; lsft t.!-.nx tM pr1s~et partitions of
wcrr: Y:rti,eri, Iie!lc. s:i,lri: Hm.ay. tll :6o;
Ss,ia,T!nhs, s37'aoe: Eureka Consolidated, ',yer
Tucson, al,ccia ss,ys tho i.s}- fccs luvrla seIng
RIM IN .1tIi9l.nnf, uonIieotihK With the wll.z',
~ ttpth of io leot cacli,'lru IN Eood car'ounte
Silver Clu.'d mud Mary 4. in tho pragoou
district, have s,Ink rich ore Mt twc1ity atil
sample u orr, frain tic drift III tho taoljno
Mine. t;f.hc 'lfstrtt!. ut tielnh Of sixty rcrt.
ssSS SSi" istss i Mrnty ca' ais TIT @ to " s s'''R
-T.. wnrklnu .'lt't m tho Mexican sIlhc. Gl,hn
district. IL :'1 ftbt tecI nn' VII! H.. .pt,acd -
II s 81: %ux.i"us % II III 81 l!htnsry sk tur ,ho et cit
e"prxr xn4aiy .,cT :, nrriySd t9;ay, ,n.
t'ier', wae si,oro ari!vt in!sn"s: and a, irtssr
PRICES. chrvS!'i!tn tiytnp l,c':n tyhI:ntly wer-
ssrs CIV II '1a psr s",tS t 4so i e y".sery II .so m
t'hi'l WIS stattannyynt m. AHn wiI Hcttvrir
, 1880-07-29

Shrt tits. a'ilrr August, El1%rd q: ffa sM. InE
hntt, Gx,'r tt,su.i: long c, nuns, te?:ic. swcnt.
ii.A.at haInA ;nnfed ut !Gr fE fur lst IL hresnsot
'ITrH hiI,s <IltIH nrrtt ~. fsf% 1taG.,
Eui ,,,Iuit' Ne i4r for shoulders. snf2 Sc Tor
rfnst .ft, - s'Ir fsr rhrt cicats t$tl1c tDr hams,
MI tlrya.rh atnl lticAi'i,
ttt*ItEt3tftut. Na Nu0te whltD At k1hEc, ana ynl-
tua M IT. it[c.
iEEt--s:As qutct Mt f,-i1s!U fbt u,Hss. fait@1W
tHt "StriA ,nn.s. md sl4. 0tt II o. fpt hams.
TAI pw-QnI"t ind stcAdr at i.Gt 10 for city and
.tnlsiiry. = - =
, 1880-07-29

From tho foregoing tullc II nppcnrs TINT tho
o1ctHs nf the value nf exports nser Imports tf
merchandise during tho ycnr cn1est 1nisf, 1RsD.
amounted to n1ut StHs, ,'ts 0ft Ms nrnlnst II sim
flar excess during tho preceding yoar Ut s:ci,-
col ,CtG,
, 1880-07-29
COMMERCIALS.

Tho following woro the rcco!ptA md ship
menta OF the loading articles ut pr,Since IN thIR
city during tho twanty-f,nr ha1trA ending at I
o'cIook Wednesday morning alui for tho cor1r-
spunutux tln,u lust yeAr:
, 1880-07-29

Is, ll.'i: 1limis Central. lIhti: 1tulnrylvanfl
tc1Itrn -; Erie, i::s; tttun,1s, o%i; lcnt!lnR,
III.
silver, a2';i per thInrc.
pAlLla, duly 2H.-11EflfrE. hlf TIC.
, 1880-07-29
Wttlds7lwn FROM store dlirINy 'r.1csIay fur city
cn,isuulptlon; Ut bu wheat, TOO hu cor1,, En bn

WttAdt7lwn FROM store ttlirlny 'rlcsflay fur city
Ey0, '7
The following grain wasInspceted cars Into store
IT, eh!a city yesterday u,orntngs III red wlntor
Whcas,a cars Nos wntGr, u ours No. d..
ID ours reJcsted. car uixot!, II ours No, =
spring, II cass No. do, ours reJcctcd U curs 10
grado en- whoat); ael Mlr4 and yt,a0 bl, Nh
cgrn, / oar yellow. car No da, l73 tsrB high
hitxol. gar now nixotl u cars l1.l0utNi, y ours
no kF4llo t3.oHt eornl; ! u.r Nal outs, II: cnra
Nus white, u ua.s md sen hu No, nllxe.l. u
cars ro1eetctt t7Q oats,' cura No. rye. lU cAFa
Nh. tlo, par rejectAl Nv rye|s ear feed hurley.
Tn@t q, ,4od p1rs>. I'll, ,0 b. Inspected QUIT ogsN
bM wheat, Tx. .tSa bu corn; 3lio hu outs, LEO bs,
ryc.
tut OF tho abovs there wsra l9s cars winter
wheat. cars Spring, 10 carr aats, and lscars rye.
Tho now Kraln Ia ctlulug forward very freely for
this t!tno at the year, aud gsptlrs up wOlL
The following were tho total Feoeipts OF osr-
taln aFticea Of produce In this city from Jun.
- the c1ess OF last Wbek; |.tA,hd3 brls 1our,
s,s"Staal hu wheat, ,aN bu coTu, 9.sa73l hu
oats. 6ssla bu ryu, llss.75s bu barley, li.3l26ls
, 1880-07-29
1'tlOYIArUSS.

.. 1'R0F1StUSS.
ffO0 I'kOD1jf;TA-wese iess active. and unusually
weak. The rccn!ysa Of hhts wc:u larger, nnd they
were dn"tch lno trwer whe Tho bl9 urcssura 10 MI
s!r'th appeared to IN assat ovsr, thUuSh rome yet
scnntH uncovered rork Mns tnmc, tiI0natl nttvnHs.
dntna arcnt l'nFt Of thu trsa!nI,. Lard offered
qntte frnty. nnt fel1 IN III c,rnkriuonce. but
with thir saloA M tho dawn turb. Meats
we're rntfcr Flew. With weakne+s II lnrn. fntnrrs hut
theto na. njre dl.rnsttlou n tuka hnd Tor shIgs-
mont. Us Lsurpual sct''rtcd hn ndrnnee Of I'd pr
cMt fnna wcrc Asa,t8 elFl nj firrrr p:1cos. 1t Is
nndcrrtoh t.satA',lut .iDl hs* of Iror* hnro been
inrnth lntn strips Hc'skly Tor sa*eral waak* pnaL
SfEsA Ft,Kk-JccttnGf n an. lt"t hsl. xnd oinsed
hhf,tt IT. unw tho taln.i rre's f Tuesday, At silI
fHr rttitt1 1ntA Eint if scrF ANtnst. 1l.S seller
rr,,"f"r nnI hs"''i. ia q Tor 'Etnl"t sn!rt mctn
Z, q q n VI; .er \ as Il ~. ILL.,
4t tt,.~lltE i. hrl. +car ivt"i~r III tLl:.y. i.a:
I'll. ..M. nj lt1t u ~: md f urls relrr Ian
nH7y ut Ills .l1.E. l'nl,,. Isia'I hrls.
lt4l-4sHrinrtl l3tt~tF: iK'r lDfs and rtn.rf af1.
11n teftl~ Iha est lt.k"t n: Tnctsay. 4, tl3 fur
rn.i'iA II. stnt ur so;scr :s"s'.;. nnd sci;rE
.ss s' 't i. sa:'"i st
a.l IN lt'>. tn'!rr ipnMnry. Vt s:. Tamil. :a!'Mhs,
Hsg+ ,Jcr!tnrA II i,r rrg ~ H.. nrd ,.tscd intnc.
aao. werr RI pr. ~ " tsss0rI s .6ur, rtt. II .t;i
Ti;t. *f. e." E1h s"l1rf AM111-t. and siI7t+a1.A
erIlcr tprn,hcr; 3sH s'Hrt iHlr cls:tt TN lx.ir
~ burg s e4,c = t:i Snd ut',s :wcc. rrkIcd
lnI tA,~ ri tHcnts nH,ut follows nt o'clock
tnr u1rtIY4rusra1 11tS:
, 1880-07-29
I.ITNf[tl;f;.

The cargo market na8 moderately actyc. Inch
rtuF wna slow and probably nbnut 1a3hc loH0r,
though a0ileEs waro reluctant to nit 1t. Dimension
unlhar, lnth and ahlnslsa q.lntod stoAdy. Tho
murkct was llbsrnily supncd. but yaId'bnyara wefn
holding back, aattng thctF dneks MCre crowded with
slut. aud 1,Sy had no To0a for morc. Tbs fcce,pls
we1a nsnu hoAvy, aud drptGss tho market for Inch
lumber, The offerings ot tw0lneh ar0 not 80 largo,
aud tura scea to ho n!ace for all lhas oua. Sow
oru eurxoes lott nvvr aud tic bulk VI ills bus-
noss was dnna early In tbs day. Following arc tho
, 1880-07-29

TTEVt FlFTENtfJ INIA1t1.
On tho Lhlca1n Mttt,g lten,7' there ,'crc sales
Of i9 srcs uf Sierra Ut fD. Atyo shares nf till
rE & Silver t'll ut II nrsl m sl,nrc3 III sl;sh
III Gts s1,urrs nf Ehebni,!nah ct,ll,,utl nj Arti
40 sllnrrs nf shnnnsut'mh rresrrrttl ut 4GT.1tD.
a,ltl 3to,nCn Chcnrt, Milwaukee, Il St tuul 0 rcr
cunt thrty-ycnr buts nt ltli..
NEW Tt,ltK,
lit NE sintna .ltxneL.ied Frsss.
Nfw Ynnx. IHly 2a-1'he nttcniicn Of both
tnln'nn' i'smr1s wns t0.tlny chiefly nhsafhctt by
t:ErysDjIt kttr!t hnrrtWtts tty tho shtrts IA be.
l,,y ts!e' In. Tho tlosinY n!i!clni quotations
, 1880-07-29

supplies nrt tetiucod. " '-
F!si-A ynnI bns'ncss Was IN t,rogrcss. and rrtcea
aHnin werr gu.tet scady aud unchanged, Wo r.
, 1880-07-29

l5rtk tndfn9s Hffs ri& ttHgI Iffi ending
JniV:5. !>>h 5htH l.. tsdh JniH -, Nh
---,---.----
Flnur hrk N1;: tGiaN f;tb5pI sLlA sSlnkts RilD
WhHHt nfA, .NSIti 1ji!h 14hUts EstNl it5
Cusls, t,ra u tp t1AI.s1 Mx
, 1880-07-29

i'UTATVEf-Wcrs n smail local reNneRt nt tlsy,s
a, per bril- Thc ttreat supplies are llst bnt sHf-
a asfa, II ss! a.a sss s"eHea b ts f1smss
FUpi,1'!tt Fly~ ann !ow3f. ss s!2sn wss Il.
ft4rc pr n. md springs I: NklJ j,rrr dox.
aEEt,s-1intthy wa. nc!isn and tlr!ner. Eaklef1
ta'i iTuds Sa!es aayo sry,. Hado ;nss laseaay u,5
fazA .1'hn hulk oE this seed II Yndoreinnd @ hayo
hren hed b. st"cnsar,s xho haTis .ifst r. curry.
se!l!na n.s aaA h,yng tat,,sss An34st VI ". stc'E
IL sAuaist .Tid 81 !li Tuu:day. Flax fairly
nv,sH NJ tl1 for Sopanl!'ar, u for next inuntb.
burger md thu marriott WIS quoted easy c1usur sold
, 1880-07-29
nllict md alntnlY;

F!Ha fEr
tlAika ha.t, fff IL
IIniry, Mitlpi xncks, I'm
.nnh ntify, Hcr eaSH . .; o."
snics wnrd nlnda OF W Urls aNshed GooLs on tho
has!s n $idn per GALLON tor h!sh"nnA
rna!kct IL dsV nk extouas.t md t!ssa, Tho bu{efs
iAkMY unly whnl they want. 1hn offerings hfe mir.
hut tttcks are mt tncraaslns The EAMaru narkat ts
quoted atrnnR md fairy active. he Improvement IN
ous aud Cunddant. THO H,stnn nut1it4 SAYS III,
1nMiattv nf FNrDan wJl Sttll In bOAd 10 bDton unu
Sow f1rk IsaauN.iJJ Lbs:
t41iat .Icu medium
t.Dnrrn r. triy tnh
ftno unwh*lr:s i!erca
fuaFs4 4HL6l1il fe0t1.
MHHiHIu HARPfd ATHEB.
AedluHl washed herco.. .................,..
Fine aud cuntho wnuheu tAnGn.
, 1880-07-29
NORTH HITE AND YOSEMITE GOLD MINING
CO. OF AtAHtrUSA COUNTY, CALI

man, seerenrJ md 1rrasurcr; r WlliIarls, General
A3sx f w,Sws rpaHe'n' sS ,,,,s, a,nt 1sss ~
iDck ftr ralo q u ennis per r,ara. Lying nt.jaccnt
10 tho fanUik liA MtnH. t!!a property recommends
kshll 10 prudent investors.
rs1snectlia Mntxt IN application.
, 1880-07-29

H. IN y " your Cpr1,s with tho "Japauese cnrn-
'ae' II VIII surely cuzu nl,l cnd p14n. 35 ouutS,
, 1880-07-29

LOSpoN. July a8-CuntsIs, g7 1l-lH.
Atacr!can aeuuritIrs-Naw bs, 1N}i; His, 1lIs;