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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-03-04

The people of Rayenna and vicinity
have been called upon to mourn the
loss of another of it's old and valued
citizens. DR.. Alvin Belding, for 50
years resident and prominent physi-
clan of Ravenna, died at his residence
on North Chestnut street, just after
ono O'Clock on the afternoon OF We'd
nesday, February 25th, after All illness
of about three weeks of typhoid pneu-
monia, in the sixty eighth year OF his
age. He was son OF the late DIR. Ru-
fus Belding, one Of tho early settlers
of Randolph, and was born in that
township in December, 1872, where he
resided till he came TO this town to
practice his profession, in which be
was eminently successful, 1t would
be useless labor tor US to attompt to
write his biography Or pronounce his
eulogy. His name will be ever cher
ished by his brethren in the medical
profussion, and his good deeds have
won for him the respect and love OF
this community. He leaves a wife,
daughter risiding in Iowa, son, Cas-
sius NJ, residing in Ravenna, and two
brothers-Dr. Warren A. Belding, OF
Troy, N. Y, and E. C. Belding, of the
firm of BeIding & Armstrong, Drug
gists, of this village.
The funeral took place from the Dis
clple Church at one o'clock Friday af-
ternoon, under the direction of Unity
Lodge. No. II, F. and A., M, of which
the Doctor was an honorcd member,
aud the large crowd of neighbors and
friends in attendance testified 10 the
high esteem in which he was held
among his fellow citizens.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-03-04

How often have we lOnged for per-
feet enjoyment and how seldom found
it. Misfortune has come, or ill health
overtaken us. Perhaps a cough has
come upon us, which threatens that
dreaded of alr diseases, consumption,
and we feel that death Is near. With
what joy should we be filled then,
when such a remedy as DR.. KINGS
NEW DISCOVERY for Consumption is
placed within our reach. 1t has cured
thousands who were nearer the grave
than ourselves and made their lives
peaceful and happy. Asthma, Bron-
chitis, Hoarseness, Loss Of voice, diff
Guilty of breathing, or any affection of
the Throat and Lungs are POSITIVELY
CURED by this wonderful Discovery.
Now to give you satisfactory proof
that DR.. KINGS NEW DISCOVERY
WILL CURE, if you will call at E. P.
BRAINERD & Sons Drug Store you can
get trial bottle for ten cents or q reg
ular size bottle for 81 90.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-03-04
strappe, Prices Reduced!

Strange! Prices Reduced!!
Having contracted for LOCO Cottage
Bedsteads (hOme manufacture). haye
reduced the retail price from $3.50
to $500. Beds all complete with
beet casters and warranted. Chairs
and other staple Furniture as low in
proportion. These prices can be
obtained only at GEO. E. FIRCHILD's g
extensive Furniture and Crockery
Ware Rooms, RsYenna, D.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-03-04

A young lady said to her lover =
Charlie, how far is it around the
world ?" about .twenty-four inches,
my darling" replied he, as his arm en-.
circled her waist. She was the world
to him. And so is DR.. Thomas Eclec-
trio Oil the world to every person who
has used it for coughs, colds, rheuma.
tism, excoriated nipples, dyse1tery,
etc. Tits unmeasurably the best REM
edy in use. All medicine dealers sell it.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-03-04

Home-A. private shelter to cover
two loving hearts, the cornerstone of
which is the virtue of woman, and
from whose doors all other blessings
of civilized life are to be traced. But
yet no home is complete without q
supply of DIR. Thomas Eclectric Oil,
to prevent disease, or for cure of coughs
colds, rheumatism, neuralgia, &c.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-03-04
sunOH's CArARRH REMEDY.

A marvellous Cure for Catarrh, Diph-
iberia, Canker mouth, and Headache.
With each bottle there is an ingenious
nasal Injector for the more successful.
treatment of the complaint, without
extra charge. Price so cts. Sold by
E. p. Brainerd s. Son.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-03-04

School Books and supplies of all
kinds used in the schools here can be
obtained at the store of +. FL. Stiles,
in Mechanics Block, at lowest prices.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-03-04

Destructive Fire An Charlestovva.
At about nine o'clock . fire caught
In the engine room of the basket fac.
tory of Messrs. Eben Newton and Or.
son A. Coe at the Center of Charles.
town, five miles east of this village,
destroying that building and its con-
tents-the machinery and from 3,OOO
to 5000 market aud corn baskets The
fire soon spread to the Congregational
Church building and sheds about rod
distsnt, which were soon reduced to a
heap of ruins. The loss Of the church
is estimated at from 5000 to 5000,
and on the basket factory and con-
tents about $4,000. There was NO in
surance on any of the property de-.
stroyed.
The church was raised in May, 1881,
and dedicated the following year. 1t
was the fret church building erected
in that town, and though it has stood
the storms of nearly half . century It
had survived most Of the original
members of the church who had wor.
shipped at Its altars and who were
carried from its portals to their final
rest, and yet at the time Of the great
calamity it had been thoroughly re.
paired and was in excellent condition.
But the old church with most of it's
builders are gone. The following is .
list of the pastors who have officiated
in it's pulpit:
Rev's. Stephen Pitkin, Lyman Coe,
- Swift, - Ellis, - Clark, -
Wilkins, Robert Hunter, - Sey.
mour, Winans, =. G. Hart, VIM.
Potter, - Waugh, - Birge, E. B.
Mason, II. Smith, - Bumells, A. M.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-03-04
Bucklen's Arnfca Salve,

The BEST SALvK in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter. Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns and all kinds
ofskin eruptions. This Salve is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction in
every case or money refunded. Price
25 cents per box. For sale by E. p.
Brainerd s. Son, Ravenna.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-03-04
Dissolution.

THE undersigned firm will be dissolved April
i 1st, by mutual consent. We desire to settle
with all having accounts with us, as fast as pos
sible,
We have q good assortment of Goods, and
before taking:invoice will make low prices.
Give us a call.
CONVERSE s. SNYDER.
Ravenna, Feb. 10. 1879. 5e9-3w
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-03-04
Dupree,s Oil of Beauty.

The only PERMANENT complexion
beautifier known to chemical science.
Prevents wrinkles, makes the old look
young, sallowness, tan, blackheads, +,
disappear, and beauty secured. Sold
by Druggists.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-03-04
Public Sale!

MY lease having expired. will sell at pub
Nx lie auction, on the place now occupied by
me, one mile and half East, and one mile
South of Shalersville Center, on
Thursday. March II. 1880,
commencing at ~ O'Clock A. NJ, the following
property:
One three year old Colt, well broke to work
double: Yearling Colt. 10 good Dairy Cows. 8
Shoats 9 Turkeys.1 1 Dayton Wire Tooth Horse
Rake. pair of Bob-Sleds. Plow I Drag. l
Cultivator. seventy gallon Rose Cheese Vat.
thirty five gallon Milk Can. two horse Wagon.
l Wood Saving Machine in good repair. and
other articles too numerous to mention.
TERMS "A credit OF six months will be given
all sums over S 90. on notes with approved
security, without interest if paid when due; if
not so paid. interest from date of sale at per
cent; under S. %, cash. 0. r. COOLEY.
March 2, 1880. P. H. BEAN, Auc'r.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-03-04
NOTICE.

YNHE undersigned has been duly appointed
and qualified as administrator of the estate
OF Catherine Brownlec deceased, late of Atwa-
ter Township Portage County. Ohio.
Feb. Il. 1880. 690-SW TaOS. /. HOUGH.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-03-04
II, Il port

Of tho Condition of the First National
Bank at Ravenna, in tho State of Ohio,
mt the Close of business, February FL,
1880.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-03-04
New Advertis'ts.
NOTICE.

TlHE undersigned has been duly appointed
i and qualified as Executor of the Estate
or Nehemiah Webster, deceased, late of Mantua
Portage County. Ohio.
FRANK SQUIRE.
March q 1850. Executor.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-03-04

SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES, At
tachments, Oil, &C., at FRAZER's.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-03-04

DIARIES FOR 1880. al half price, at
+. III. STILES. ......
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-03-04

NICKLE plated
Patent Lever Time Keeper, at 81,
41.5O, $500.
598. WAIT, DEWEY q co.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-03-04
THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS.
sAvENNA, THURSDAY. MAR. =. 1880.

CEMETERY GATES open from SEVEN A. u
till SEVEN p. NJ. until further notice.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-03-04
c.& 6. COOPER ENGINES.

i e Co Engines IN manufactured at MT. Vernon.
Ohio This Company has been established and
under the same management for over forty -four
wears and their works have earned a reputation
for their superior qualities. They manufacture
Farm En- gines, Traction Engines. Portable En-:
gines, Pony Circular Saw Mills. Corn and Feed
Mills. &C., &C.
Persons intending to purchase anything in
their advantage to call on me at my Repair and
Machine Shop, on Prospect Street.
JOHN F. BYERS.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-03-04
FOR SALEl

- HOUSE AND TEN ACRES Of
E=aA Choice Land, one mile from tho business
szsAaa center OF the city of Akron, Ohio suita-
bic for market garden, or would divide into lots
to good advantage. Long time given on part Of
purchase money If desired.
Reference as to property to VIM. d. Doyle.
and Hon. U. S. Marvin, of Akron. Ohio.
SAMUEL j. GROSS.
RAvENNA, Feb. i1th. 1880.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-03-04
Good Farm for Sale !!

A GOOD FARM OF 800 ACRES, in the
II southeast part of shalersviIle Township,
on q good road, in good state of cultivation,
with excellent fruit; is well watered, very well
timbered; 500 good sugar naples. good sugar
house; good fences is well adapted to grazing
and grain; two good dwelling houses, two
good 30 and 40 foot barns, two good horse barns.
one GOOD cow barn 81 ny a. ieet: good ogranary,
of the county seat, and is well calculated for
two farms. Will be sold on easy terms if sold
in the Eext two months. For further particu-
lars. inquire on the premises. of
r. COOLEY.
Shalersville Feb. Is, 1880 500 -2m*
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-03-04

YOB PRINTING OF ALL KINDS
IL Promptly and Neatly Executed at this oneA
, 1880-07-10

WIN an unusually inrHc number of primo cattlu. Rpc,
wcIt-fnttcA 1sovna AVERAGING from 1.xh to sAD rs
wcrn frequently mot With. wio tfctn ucrr rot fbw
lunches nf cxtrn HII IL U III cattH. The cIlplrcA
hts wasc tatcu nt AuR1Ao. tho latter a1ufn being
tl for 0l lnad averaging HD iha For nTlluary II
Go!ce shipping atcers tic ruling pricua ware &1lo't
lHl Tha run OF Texans was nRan pretty hbnrnl. and
In paint VI quality averaged bettor than M the nro-
cettln9 stnys Ut tho weok. Thorn waa Euod demand
fur u,em from htt butchers and cnnnart. nnd sa1ca
wcr0 READILY encnted st prevnnt qnotAtlnns, nr nj
tlIxIW fIr l.,nr II I.,,iH qnAtttins. 1t. HttAturn
ti HnIa tiyo lpndt N tilute9 KEtyB Texans ht $A+
Nnllvn tusehors stu1 was not vory plentiful, aud
found buyers ~ ttoady prices.
QUOTATIONS.,
Extra n0evsa-t,rndGd steufh weighing lao
chies SsH stecii,
t"sa Sta % es@We.ia.ssied % stssis. w;sish: '
inR iJj to isgl Ap0Aa
iii Y % f,sD aftaAte
nnicitUrs' alock- rHnr ~ cHEnn1on 1!Oet. and
eonttJ1nn To cAnc4 COWS fur city 1NaKhfert
welEhnE HU ~ lHA hs.. ........,.:....:.. -. Asd4AU
i z,s0a2 q
hns, md seafSHNa Observation-Disclosures. 1u,a7o
11sn1 Entt3p-ChrutuE ..,..,,.,.,.s,, 2&aIN
vpAlp per liU bp,,,.,,,,,.,.,,. .,.......... akGV
, 1880-07-10

South I9enrhs,n NJ. undtysdst Ia nf pamo, r,,
dated Juno IN. A. md Il, 1Ieltch tn ehMul.. l,1H
South DrMrb1rn II undivided liz Of knfnf,
dated March 70 &C. +, md U, Jhcksbh 10 ~,
S"f,n i,n,iiinn II. !, q e,r af K,niiy, v i. H1ib
Il, dated July ttnct'u l;reniii 10 1ncnh ..,,
ro rhs,H.'a rnem.cs L. Sa: ii X"sih i;ap .t asi;ni
,,inhe j, !EnEeuv &. Htowq 70 W!!LinU E,sns} $40
July iohn Il: i.oGk y EIlstsanA lt9Sk'a.. l@o
dnica July iC,j. and T. Il. Williams to Sar. ~,
wsrren W. ~, Fl /. II tia;aia;; ~, x11
III r. dated July lA1nxhndcr H. Moaee to xux
wsnswasth ~, :. i eSt t d ihl!ty.ss.sit wLi3
xlan It with other rfHpgtty), dnted lnJ =,
tAbnor faylHr to iinnnEn AI.'rflauy1......".. <An
NORTH Or clTy lAM1Th WITHIN MAnirs or aRffa
MtLEA Of Tltk Eui:AT.Hul'NE.
MpntNnk II. IT hnA nekr 1Ancnln nv. e9x
ia II. dated May II ii. Il. una W. =. no camp. 49,.
tu MhrA u. SahA0fer r.....+t,..+s..........-s< l%G
AOt!Tif or ctTr ttMtTR WITHIN 4 MAlttrA uv asvHS
M1ttH8 Uf THE futfkT-lt0tiaR.
lIyda Park nv. near Farty:a1xth NJ, y,arf Of
lilUckH md J. dated July u fAbrhm u. lIunt . A..
i@t Il q s' il n l'uns I'M ~ psl. y Ssk ifSrs ~
D. Q Il, Hau /. nj II, dated lunn Z tWlil!nni
nnffori ~ 4. And =. y. NHsoMNNstss. TX
, 1880-07-10
NEW YORK.

Ipsetat ptspateh to The Chicago TsioHnh
NEW Yptx. July R-tlHAsS-Whcat~ Speculative
lntuances wara practically In control Ut tho winter
wheat p,arkst. anl reflected very distinctly through
tho eAyer portion OF tito day III tic oxcitua,snI und
huuyapcY which characterized tho InaqVx In fuynrit
Hr4ius, notably N4,.3 RID. On which u further und
verJ gnntkcd Alyhncc WIS nlade especially G4rly
deliveries. which nn rety noayro ofsrinas
ssd up 697ct subsequently, tho value weakened par
eaputly, ylaldlag un upton1 on Hu.1 rcd fully lle
cluslR elpwsyaT. Fnthor lEayl spring Id good
roqueat for shipment at improvements Ut fully Tot
suQ bu No. 9nuuth. Milwaukee. uud hart spstIIg at
1t,s4l.t@. cufa-unAoE mors kbeeul uud ursaht Of
fortnRA prices Of rt,rA aecllMod about tfssAt on \
rnuisr.S RGtxl u!aYH!Isnt. eluanx weak kiia lFtsK
ulnt Nlxeui WESTERN uhEfa1tt. a!4lH uAts-ln
fHr rGuuttk ~. h stnNces. On lntxcl, trt1 ktTuHR
" pIcas, though elosnH tans!5s M. Chsa9o 4uated
NJ fMttt- Ikya-wAnts31 tor fDfNArf dstlYerrt with
further Improvement In bidding. Prime Weatufn,
A4HuBs delivery. qnutc4 ii 7s}&a bid. aud w ~ St
.l1ov!s1oSs-sIoH products taaa nctlvs snd unsot-
tied ~ y! values, cosnx wea&ssI mess p!Ek " lsxa
{sauSst tor p!o.npt dsltxety aa1tsd = tEh Dettna
NY psE 9;a July opons ta.9slAv y. * 3lahS Auxnsk at
l3Q Cut Msals Qplst a. unalte rea quotations. Gat,Dn
~ 4smands Unx clear. fEe WsstsIll latd attracting
lt1s attention and quat9d lowsf for early delivery
ctOanX for c,IFAct Xr1da ut Z. ~. Option line RctiYG
but sxksrA 4uty c!Htnx - VI AuYy.t, 47@; Sop
tenlbsf, 9f:N3t1; nst"tsT, f1.3l;f, Ja1E. E;i1H,
YALLhK-Nufv acttVe3 AaieA Of &aA,uM lbs u G3z3
6xc Iot Euod md pstM0.
, 1880-07-10

si. Sni"1r"!HT Sf .,. .ssrs,r o isr ,sYshs uce
WmihKv-i.!fo1e*s n.nfsoti ip+S T.,,c, ~. ~
FNkMitTH GnntlnucG nct{yitV 1, T;fnoil, noAs,,
e ,"eun rs'sh ,. nnsaa nni,. as1asa1 sta
,9yeMcnt suriowa. hrssscr se III u iba s,Srth
-. 20 ths tFtsstrn Asaoeiatta r,.,, ~.
,.s; ahT fnt!s: YSaF e!!,' ~, y, =. m.
'>css,n1or, 1! logic, .inn9sty, ii!sse 's@e'h W.
81! a sa.ss ssss Jso ~ VII H. Ioss,, ss,1s
'sis.s !e!sn S,sS:s ss.s.e1t sa% ,eva
6:u i,t9,lor tlnn Uttora; Nj, h het,aI1. No M
H1llo nM: ungrn1Yi fHrlne tqlt Hn. 2sSe.|n fsss,
saa n'iasd I'll; di: %inisr:: I'll s;at%SI al ttlt
hsr, xNt' vi Mtsra!'eI whitc. ti6st fs IT,.
afi'b.'A., afi'bt., A,'sa.; e. g. .f!Ie s3ls
SsEg ts' 9:'ss sHa s'', N5ss2R.s
iSss,;s. IA " '' Ss' @'iss 4'sss'@ @s'iss sss'
llAY@Firtn sfid Unchanged,
1nlnt bit irml: fnlr 10 anod rnEonxS' N.
; 's::; :a Z 'fi s'a''' ss''ss' ssss i;sE
r,i.sas. .a, std TT arm, tnt.a. t,yI
4A!!issxo&As'!s1 A!so1A's; L ,tsa f3S FH H # sasaa n
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ,"sEf, SHSI 4 anS 3S'5e r,s , -,
aae, 81. Ill., 9ssax; ss s',,
s$sat !r iss5 psaass I'D Ill.,; s:s' III;
i!t'Ttki-Ei;% a q. ,ls,as.e. !. . VA
w .HllkHkf-MulNanRl. '. t.t.-,.
, 1880-07-10
BY TELEGHApu.
FOREIGN.

FOJSEI1Ss
Hpteta! Dttpatch to 71s Chicago Tribune.
LIVERPOOL, july 9-ll:U a. M.-FLoul,-Su. I, l2a,
GttalN-Whoat- -Sinser. No. l. lost No T. ~ q;
sprnR, En.t. " I'd, No. Us ID, while. No. l. " VI,
No. ~ "a; eiub. Nc. i. 1os' No. :, ss I'd. Corn
Aow, No. l. IL 3D}Sd.
l'KoyrsloSa-rork. G0s. Lard. SIS u.
itvk'spout, Jnsy a-corroS-Hteaty at q l3.ta8
l5.lGsi; sncs B,Un ba!es speculation and export,
1,un AMERICAN b7M
HHEArartpPs-Firm, except corn, which II dulIi
California white wheat. u A2s4 vi, red Weatsrn
.ptinn, u cia9s I'd. 'CoFn-New Western mixed.
~ l0Gd.
CASApIAH iEAB-7p.
CHIEsx-Ftna American, 6ts.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iat,i. ass I'd. Eaeeu-Lonx
clear, u;s VI, sllnrt clear. 3s4 III.
. TA11ow-tlA0 American. Is ID.
NEcg1lrs-For the paxt lhroo days, wheat, SLIGO
Qrsi American, allun
YARNS ASD FAnH1cs--At Manchester stoady.
3.oHtlpN, July v,.-ltnrINkd PErnoLEuM-s2sHl.
ANTwknr. juty o.-fErHo1.KuA-zaAf.
2'ho following wors received by tho Chicago Hoard
xs.'WS' 3S!z IT, ep:tn4 Il ss' 1. % .si .S sSl;s
.ds a. ~ e1pS 4 Gs{a 4 ~ st b,
oo,stais. 7Ilud Gsi!ia Xmsricst1i. y '''''''
!: 'i '$
Es3 *';sS ;s:S $i;
So. $srDE adrsteed i y. red x!atef 's ana Caii:
atsntcaA y I'd. California IL. nnt tvd wlnteF tnt ,n-
tl9nl y Turn ln fair demand md tE,n AtriveA1
hissr !! Il. 7d i'SSSn ! G. f ts ~. ~ n
mid i lpwer at6ts. lluuf qN1et u ~ NeeG!Its q
wheat ~ liyo5n1! thrtnHtao psat weuk: cs'''
Whoat tr.n ana . sha4s hlal,ur: Corn str1nE. nv,
ais.31GU br. WhnRt stronEi. t'alf0sn's club q n
r!st While Mehisn.: u VT ys;.str reH w!a!s1 i!s
ii ltd. MA1ik l4aNi-Wheat a sha1a lcarps. cHr,
stronx Eargoes n c.stMhSsit agnr"yx in,.
ter 4xas n. MIR avof'9a Ca,t9sntH 4s a., t91n II:
pfHYlnE; fAir MyurnH1 AlnoFs1a 11xBd+ 5t* EA1es l
tnsnoea on ra4aaHD-whcae vor1 Acstva; Cnrn-rhg
n1rk0s syeas ~ bo tn!pI0y@n8 MnHa ahlrpin9 Cnlt.
far nvsIaxs us:iEy ii NJ. chleax aprtna wuat ut
fnf Avplnay nf American ROD winter w1ahl fur 4h j.,
nunt during tne yre.1Hs aa tntsnwt'a aont ~ r.
, 1880-07-10
1t12TNE-

DosrON, July y9.-FLoun-Flrm, Western supssfaA
f3asl5L75i common extras, Ea15dt.O, Wisconsin es'
,ra, %0Haaoo, Minnesota extras, ssaatG75, H!at&
Hheats. Ohio and Michigan, td.2saa75; Illinois md II
diana. $kjt IT. IunB, &.25 31a; sprIag wheat pstssR
SaGMss.tO; winter do, tA1ss7.M ;: ~
t,mAtN-Curu tirua, mixed aud yollow, ,ss<asse osa
-llemana fnr and market hrms M. mud extre NhAa
$1t%4;ci M. While. W.. No. MlxQd nnd Nc. 1NtAA
J1a.:kd 1lyH, tIIA ,...
nnFrElt-EiUice Wcstern cseamesies. 3lQ9s, tats'
EHaH-Wastnrn, freah l7sslA. :
AkCElrTs-FInrr, asn hrtss cortl, Il m bu. .,..t
G,uu bu, - :,
, 1880-07-10
REAL ESTATE.
The following Instruments wore nled for scc-
Onl Erlt1Hr 1ibty D.

The following Instruments wore nled for rec
orl Friday, JulyO;
ctTY PHopERTY.
Third av, p0 II n of vnn nusen It, v I, <osaa Il,
dated July tE. U. john CiOn1eF " WIIl!aM
West Ets1 IT. iu Il v Vt Armour. ) 1, SII43 II
. datod July ~. ]. llAmhiutun To H.. Murphy TU
Cgntra nv, Nv Il " TwGAty-nItt * y I.
Ax!?ah II, datrd July tsstass ot David Leo
sssis4ssf s'af i. n4sSe st Ii 81 ti.aakos o
IixlN Il. improved. dated July trunk
Chestnut ii, us H. y ef Npfth W9lla Il, II /.
4a1l0t T.. dkted July tJrsncls Potter "
wss was'ss s,1iosnts Il !. i'll /: IL sas ~, II"
1xtl5 H. latnd july tt'asr!ck Donovan ~
Chtcaxu, burlington 4u!Icy liailrpAd Col.. 7,lQ
V!nc1nnNs w. W II nut rtnSpput place. n (,
z1Aa1 II uat4d July u tCaAIles Iiltssu IL a..
B3ath i5satGeSn i. i'd ii u II Hlxsseni6, vi 'A
undivided LII OF Aux1U II, dated NATcA9
Il &eou Wilder to Tho Chlcsx1 cas-Whssi
South 6saTbovn u. undiv!d III al ths nbova
lot dated March ~. j. ind Il. f. bUyingtoA
goash isssiboIn IL undisidcd i.H IL sama ''''
dated March u. b. Glalk tu tusanIsl..u...r.. 10;
dated Aaieh I'd. /. WtldsT - ssms'...|...... | 10,
6pSta a.1 nsass3S1R # T1d!ylasa III @ S1 @,ams,
South ijearporn IT. Iad;siIsd lii ii .atao. '@'
AAI0d March I IL. A. sharnAn II sassi..--- la
, 1880-07-10

14optsyILLr July Electromagnetic 1t llHa
FIurK-steady, with good dauaRd. e1irs. 24s
l'sf G1trn family, H1saAs5, A No. J. $t7saa3 st eae9
fancy. fdCAGadT.
GnA1H-WhcAt In Rood domAnd at ac. Corn es!f!
but fsnt NJ. whlte. lY<o. Ia Mixed SAt ~
anll Mnd nnch.n9eds Mn. NhIto. aIci do mtIad ~
1tye IUI1t No. :. tn,
IlAx,G9lss, by steaAy, at tl95sT1aga m;A
tnis and mns.st 1,, p,:Me ssssn' H. "a ~, - -
sa. l!aGnn alrnn9eFt shoulders, :n, clear tle ~
0!enr f4f7l4, ilhnls-sAYsr- nfIn at l0x0lla
WUlIKf-St0auy Ut 3lIF. -.
, 1880-07-10
NY TELEGlEAl'lI.

Sp<esas ntspatsh to 1ns chteaao ITbuns,
New Y0nK, July s-The market to-day has
copalluca 10 show weakness, In which tho
Granger stocka have led. although there was no
such sharp decline us yesterday. Tho GEaugers
still foel the effect vt thu heavy sules Of long
Vtock. tho tuoat petslstaut holders Of them leAv-
1ng ~ the news of tho datnuge t0 crops 10 con-
GrlnsI. It " conceded that crups have already
, 1880-07-10
LIVE STOCK.
ClftNAflil.

~ Tt.'s'sss.ssst''F''ss' ssa1s 'ess'1
to solIcrs than Gu ahs day before. The change was
not very rsdtcal prices showing no quotAble 1dvtnc
but thsrs VA . aruse 5ssllug and dsclasdly tuors
CATTLE uss nearly ~ large u for ThursdAy. and wAs
somawhat In sxcsss OF ths demand though ths close
of Lbs day saw the yards Huch nearer enlptya aad
hsalhter tone prevailing. TVF The tune ot year there
, 1880-07-10
DKEA1)ATuTF1.

FA
rt,ot,u-,vn, aa,.u In folv domnno m ,oc,t ,o.
count with little doing for shipment. Tho feeling
s,n.. nna ""ntoH Ho,.s nra r",n-tsI ~ m III
NtocA ""u Nap'e" s nnss ~ nSru ~, seno.eu ~ ~" us
n7saa7s; ind 40 brls low grades On private tarrs.
!9' :" 49, y ts ~ "san aoosea
~ for a1trns. ana t'+ahtAtp 1of choleo extfaEs
OTHER M1LtsGuRrs-WeFe IN xoua denund md
s.a. ,. e s.r rns. ~ ~ 49,. 49,. ~ o-o"n,s ~, ~ N
unnns =. slosss l@ @ots ~. ~ ~ taW
@3A tohfso coFn'mea' "as hoo''na' sk9la%a pet ION
on .,;,;,ske, ;rasx: ,,.,,,,, r IT,. .,.
rsranlary ,trnnr"r. advancing Tic md oos,na .sSs
10 nh,,o n, ,"tn.t nrIcc. ~ ,n]s'tnT rhs Riss
ie'esrams sotsd hrmoF feeling both In city and
ID per eoual d pcr auarter though Win ieaa doing
saSi viii 1ctasSycy targo n6irncnts IND III rcsors
uus ,6osc wers npt TIC 10 Manr G"ynw ords fTM
outsldu nnd sune oi t1oss Wno b,uKt thS tirovious
y Mr TGse ~, to - aasf rs " fan @
tun - Il ,nrs - Srt,n HI KIN ssr
III nSSin tS,ncd sonnSsfds ,nw"rls " "ciock,
amra wsro s,spn,.nT tD hsyn be"ii musiiy isd hrt
, 1880-07-10

Assessments OF n5 cents anch hayo boon loyIvd
on llnycru utld Itra DolnluntG.
lackBsn has loviod HI assessment Of 60 oorta;
TloRu, IL cunts.
D0HEOH.
DosrnN, July e,-Cupper stocks,
Galumut h 1Iecla..... "a 04inoy. y...,.......,.. n
fS,h1aiIIs; SX.aIs ius; ,tosi;
, 1880-07-10
PROVISIONS.

HOG i'RODuCTa-Wcre fairly active and lrreRu"
1arly tcrdr liverpool roruFted adsnnoo Ut n IN
lard and Va In shoft clears, but tho local ho9 inatkot
waa eaaar and good mnny part,us scanned to think
that tho prica purk hail boon strained rcty high.
1lerco thoy wera willing To SELL hs depra.aeb
lard and meats, tie former balnR laue ost OF tho
time. Operators sccmod At luss what tn d. nrd
mitch ofths trading 1 pork WAS danc bf pnrtfos mhu
were turning aver from mo nannth to hnotlldr.
Special repurA to the Cincinnati l'rfes rrrthf A'ow
tho nnnibor pf hogs packed from March tn tise aHd
!ntost mil datas nt tho aforementioned places, witt
cutlpngsnnt, IL fQlt1Mst
, 1880-07-10
COMAIERCIAT,

The following wcro tho receipts md ship
monts Of tho ieNstlng articles Ut prolico In this
otty during tho twenty -four hours ontfing Mt !
o'clnck Fridny mnrning and for tho cosro-
spending time last your,
, 1880-07-10
KANSAS CITY,

Special IH.rateh 10 1n Chicago 1t{sana.
KANSAS CITY. NO., July 0,-G4lAtN-Tbs ~"
CusrtAI tspDrtAs Wheat-Racsipts, 33ta but ~
nssnts, ll,Qas bu; higher; No. y, cash. se JulJ Va
ny: \ cash. 51xe, July. ig'{a. Curn-hsea!pts, = y