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National Republican., 1880-04-23
Restoration of Hearing.

Dr. Won MoschEsker's treatment In my case-ca-
tRrrh aud deafness-proved perfect success. think
IL but lust tribute 10 him 70 make II known 10 all
Who need his medical services that have the utmost
confidence In his professional abilities
THOMAS SOAIERVILLE
National Brass WORKS, washington.
National Republican., 1880-04-23
From Senator Voorhees,.

THANK you very sincerely for the reliefI received
nom your treatment OF my hearing which has been
ser uusy impaired the result ofon excessively
cold. d. W, NOONuEES,
National Republican., 1880-04-23
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
U1ITTN0FE AND OHIO R7ITK01D.

The Great DoubleTrack
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH. NoRTHwEsP WEST. AND SOUTH
WEST
National Republican., 1880-04-23
NI5gSTo WRITER'S FOR THE PRESS, PRI-
~ vATE CORRESPONDENTS AND
OTIIERS

The subscriber, IN addition to the prosecution OF
business before the Departments Of the Government,
having had long journalistic experience 10 prepared
to revise or prepare manuscript for the press, and
read proof. He would also advise in matters OF pri
vate correspondence and have letters notes or any
thing else written COPIED, either in male or female
hand, may be required All under the sc al OF CON
hdence. Fees reasonable. l.. A. GOBRIgHT,
api6tT Office 1927 L street northwest.
National Republican., 1880-04-23

DEAR SIR, BY the advice OF Senator voorhees,
placed myself under your treatment for a case OF
throat disease and nasal caiarrh. have reason TO
be- entirely satisfied with the result of skill and
YOU are al liberty TO refer any one 10 me,
O II. pANlDGE,
Chief Of the Redemption Division L s, reasury
National Republican., 1880-04-23
MP NOTICE

Sealed proposals will be received at the Office Of the
National Fair Assertion until APRIL 90 at 10 o'clock
m for the whole of the Re9taurant Privilege dur
ing the Running and 1rotting Meeting, MAY ~ con.
unulng four days for the running meeting, and MAY
~, continuing four days for trOttng meeting. Ii
censo 10 be obtained by successful bidder. The assO
citation reserves the rg ht to reject al propo ais
ton: 4. e., DEAN, Secretary.
TuhrhtilA p22, ,lnc6A Ap23S2i
National Republican., 1880-04-23
Largest Legitimate Morning Cir
ctiIdttOn In the District.

WASHINGTON. APRIL %, 1880.
National Republican., 1880-04-23

sRry IN NY Pile treatment or Female Meaknenoa but
must see All patients 20 know ihclr condilol then
any person can uso my remedies themselves Ca
tArrh cured and deAiuu4s cau7cd ty catrrh loss Of
mental power, yigor and general debility ~ ether
restored. For further Information and diincul-
ties Of which treat, yOn must make application nc
my Office, No. 43g Ninth street northwest RILEY
10 all. dealy
National Republican., 1880-04-23
Johnson BROTHERS.
lDIL CANDEK or NEW YORK.
hPINlAIlhI

treat HenoTrhOlds or Piles. win
give $50 for any chaH ~ ltchiug,
bleOdink, Blind or Pro Getting Plca
my remedies VIII not hr.p aii cure.
use only external and internal
remedies. no chustics no ac dE ~ I'M
mediate relief; 40 dttuutlln nom
huHlneas. I treat aud CuTe ava Female
National Republican., 1880-04-23

ALL TIM LATEST nEsI0NA.
REPUBLICAN JOhROoMR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-23

rear. viii LIB be TEsgIH,ired for for e,Gmplctiqn :
mana faii ample enough to wash out all the gravel
ennghslind by the mad qraie dapth OF the present
ssnnnel TAs conclGso" IL prohsematica for the
s.sr trunrl thirty feet above the datum line ia
..rsnty-fye feet below the outcome OF the Eureka
high Aepth mus be encroached upon by the grade
mist for washing ~ operations advance. The
limited width of the canon Is hardly favorable for
Iisnos,ng of the lar-e b0uiders contained
~ The gravel vet remaining unwashed i'm
me IN channel These bcHtiers. If run out of tae
Snyes would inevitably accumulate beyond the ca-
rscity OF the canon; and # dumped at the outlet
would become peginaneat obstacle, which levee-
;rg TIE banks could not remedy. for already tine
water lass invaded tire ieyees and damaged the ex-
teuslve II sad 90 oe owned by and under lease
frop he 60 IL is also asserted that neither
these ar rs nor the dumping ground form part of
tbe assets of the company, but have merely bean
,eaSed 90 10 for Two years. lhlt would seem 70 be
hardly probable, for ordinary b1sIncss fore
sohf orrit 20 have shown the DANGER of possi-
HE dchr.s-ComplicatiOns II the cnmpany's dunn
were placed upon leased land. A. 10 the black
sand. the ed taiilngs, and the Edison process for
extracting tle gold, It may be slld than the works
ri OTeviie are SO far merely experimental. Al
though there ~ a suspicion that the samples ties ed
b. NJ. Edison NAV have PRODUCES iiattering results
BY reason OF saline eqnlvalen 3 the Is said
e. give some promise o. success. Examination of
The records Of Bate County fails TO disclose a
patent fer the properly of the Spring Valley Hy
rreulic Company; bat the document may have been
issued 10 ana indexed il some individual name"
TIE bu.lOn receipts from the MINES on Saturday
sm0Gnscc 20 SS6.5S2 So, making the total for the
week 500 500 o..
Barbec suu Walker received 1916 bullion on
Saturcav.
Little Chef shipped 124 tons for Wednesday and
THURSDAY. The shipments for FRIDAY and SATURDAY
are not yet ready 10 De a1ven 10 the pubnc
Chrysoilje shipped eigaty-twO tons to smelters on
Friday.
The ourth drift o. the Dunderberg shows better
gr)uud and IN the third drift there are 10 inches Of
soii mineral of good qualify For the past wee
IS 30 20 was received Tor ugq j ore. and S4I4 80
faT cOabcd ore. leaving 100 SACKS Of ore from the
iGs at tIe .uil, The superintendent states ihat if
the miDe holds ont the same as at the date of ris
report toe returns for tne present month will be
greater than for any previous month. ID velOpmcnt
volA is being pushed with satisfactory results.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-23

Picked shouders, 7a7iic: Picked Hsms lOa911c,
smoked IL La0 &c; smoked shoulders D.
DLEs very brHi n1t quiet; Long Clear &c. short Clear.
gsiec~ Long and Short Clear. half and half %
DRESSED noes larry active rather easier CITY. Heavy
light III iec PlCA LARD Market about iOc
Uj % hish closing very nTn lair business IN cash
active trade Oh speculative sales yOJ
Prime steam suot So s,'oc.. later choice settling
prcr lfs CAL sue 800 ties September $50 AZ ec
closing sf0es4.'c 1890 tcs October. s456s clos
inr s47e uS5t C. bid. 27O ties November s27 1Ds SOc.
closing s.3lc bid 1000 Tea December a4S % clos
Ing 25ci l,I5O tcA Year, S.lJ4 25c closing SOC.
1880 buyers option. soy as OF Third
call--sepiemhcr 3 579as.8oc. October. SGbes47 9e.
November, N30do4Dc. December. S2Z1aS.Z7 &c
wear 2jc.. Guy higher but quiet sales II
les s3-Lc.; Refined. sales. tCs Continent. 7jc.
closing $500 ..... BUTTER CnEEss ANA Zoos firm /,
price without m1rse change.
RICl QuOtsI az o. &c Tor New Carolina and 595sc. for
Old %.
sKTvs-Goat in fair sale and steady receipts II bales
Aspnwail Naranhim bale ~. Thomas, ~ bales New
OTeaas baes galveston 200 bales Curacao so balls
Mexican $50 bales Texas. Deer wanted fu rates re
cepts 80 bales Mlranhan II bales Aspnwal bales New
resns. 4.OUO n Puerto CGbeilo, 1900 Central
Am. r.can. 5000 Maranham.
SUGAt-far demand Tor Rgws at - d7Tsc Tor Far 10
Refining cuba sales, ,n5n hhds. CeurrifUg NJ 4lsU
s5 hhs Mu.covaio 73G 1lse D 90 PERUVIAN,
S75 baskets Jaw sac Rehned A"
lnisal &c. and 10 &c IJ7sc. for HsruA
sTEARfNE-Quiet, nrn quoted 81 isd9itc.
TALLDW.-talry active, tim sales, 10000 10, ut 620
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-23

LIVERPOOL. Aug 2l-Pork-PrIme Mess-Eastarn hrmer
~ 20 We-tern. nrner ~ 80. acOn-CumJeriand IL
frmer AZ 80 3D. RIB irmer SO 3D., IOnG Clear,
I'd. Clear nrincr al a. 81. HNms.-1ug
steady 43; shoulders hrmer Al y Bee-Indi3 Mess
steady al 3D. Mess steady 81: Prime Mcsa steady
SO Lard-Prme Western hrmer 80 a 81 rAiow-PlEle
CIV 80 Sd. TurDenune rts steady al - ID Osn
Common. 3t. Fine dull n ID. Cheese
American Choice 80 I'd Lara on nominal 81
Flour-Extra stae. dua AZ = 50. Whear-N0 d. Wits
dul az . 3D.. spnns. - : dul ~ Id. New N.
"A ID. New southern WINTER duIl
: lid. Corr-Mtxrd steady III. Cotfouseed OIL
Yellow American steady &C 29Gd. RosIn1naDn. AZ Lon
steady 4Ud IWpeHtne spirits M LONDON. nrmer 1t
d
LIVERPOOL. Aug 2l-12.3O y m.-Beef Gil for
Prime Lard 4ff6d cw Tor American. Bacon.
AZ Long Clear Mdes and - POI cwL Tor short Clear
Mddss
LoSDov. aug 2li3O D. Calcutta Iinseed. 30 per qr.
spirits OF rurpeutinc. Z4lJ 81 per cwf.
HAMBURG Aug. 2l-Wc0xs Lard closed at 10 marks per
N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-23
COTTON ,,ARxEr,-gY rEtE5nApu

lyEEr2 Aq 2s weeks es S,iaa Of the hysrpoo
Il. mani w1rh hlrenng Hcy. quot tons
eonutD. ADVANCED. American IN good df mand
Island q small business doue unchanged Flu
lures opened hr gradually hardening. The ma show
a. 'sy@uf oT Of , i 5t ana Or anu september
Dyr4ou4- Aux 2l-l23U .. n Tot on active and nrmer
MAILING % nus ~ M1ihnE orleans ~ 81; sais 10000
c.udng 1000 Daes ipf alUcdailon ana EXPORT ke
CENT igJO D. ~ including q 's neT can ~
1'rd $50 aad aiso Ssg L. asp 'sli 40 Ausist ana sep
anu Dctolrr uf.i'rIy 30 Aap o s iS Si 90; Oo
ober aud Noveinocf Del yeiy 'i Lso ul a'e0 o lsi
and January delivery. u a, a-o o'ad; do, January ana
r Urinary ashyet bs.d io tclruai{ ana March delivery
LvEFloot Ang II ? D. aCotton- The 'les OF the Gay
included lue O-.r~ Aunr,'n p.la' 10" III ~
$40, sI, Aug 5i-IosI0u arm stadnns IL u ~;
Mldalag sc Let rrccsY 80 bales.
sales. "a
BALr.Nosl, Aug 2l.-cot;oa arn; M.ldhng llsc. Low
Mlaclug Or.u lJc. net rrlelpl, bales
gross, 80 IA exports c0laws - O1s sales 100 oaes
sosroS aus Il -,or,on steady; Mdinr. Be- Md
ding. hc, Good Ordinary ose not receipts. lS4 bales
cdAaLzsT ). Aug 9l.-,otion higher. Mdci.ns llrie;
M4dlln- Good 0ft lsr,. ic.' ne receipts 40
bales: sges 5o baies silcg. l.s05 na.es
Craci ~. Aug. -l-Dorron lrner Hilinr. Low
Shipment. ntirs go Dl 80 stock. 3si oaios
EsToS Aag -. lotion hrgs "a ddhne ID 'sc. Low
bvs loits e0lat@iae IA baea aI0 4lV uAes' eo,N
LoulsyILaE. Ang. 2I.-Co't1n seaoy; Miadnne. llh-.
AEAruI,, Aug - lotlDA s.s-'iy Nj .a-- -. ~
ceias. 20 uAes anpmrata H"H' lAies 10 nAles' SOCK
aoaLl- Aug 2I.-cortaa frm Mdrihng nc. Low MD
ding lO-- GOOD ordinary a'4. aei9ts. ~ bales
exports cO4stglse. SO 1aes 10, BAGS. .QOG
Saw oaisAss Anr ~ ,otton arn. Mtdinc II sas Low
sing. IIt ORDINARY, net rrrips- 81 bsic-.
gro ales. SO Sars last evening. -OOp D4.os
Soailtk Az. 2i.-couon Arm; Kidding. IIlsc.. net
raLADELrais Aug 9I-CotoL firm Midiung o.. Low
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-23

Government bonds were very dull the total bns j.
ness at the Boards amounting to |2JO.0OO " ed
nesday the Treasury purchased ~ SOC, 900 rs ahd
IS at q little the market prices tor The DAY.
he changes in prices froma week are declines or
Il per each for o. OF 1880 and per cents and
advance of Is for the per CENTS state DO ads were
dull, but prices were firm Railroad bonds generally
inactive, and with q few exceptions the changes
in prices were unimDortant. There smart
movement In New-JeTssy incomes up 10 sJ3i, and
Mobile and Ohio first debentures rose from 81 to
s3l4. Erie second consos huctuated within mar
range and closed unchanged at 90l2. Lehigh
and Wlkesbarre cousnls were largely traded in at
from 953i to 9sl2 The Pacific issues generally
steady, excepting Texas and Pacific incomes,
which declined from 6ss 10 81.
The New-York New-England and Western
Investment Company are offering for sale TIE per
cent 500 bonds of the town Of Oran aud Of East
Lincoln. III.
Messrs. Winslow. Lanier & Co. have advanced
the price Of the Ohio and West Virginia Railroad
Company per cent first mortgage bonds TO 100
and interest.
The receipts of -four and grain al the principal
Atlantic ports Saturday, August 81, We're:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-23
LONDON WOOL SALES.

LONDON Aug Plat the slc- to-day Wool unchanged.
There attendance the bialngs animated and
rates firm lO70O bales s0 ahou hall which were
Zealani. The following fridays sales IN detsi
Port Phh pfeecc Is 81 m Is ii 1d secured
IS - ID sdD Is. ID; LOCKS and Pieces S2d "a.
I'D LAMB Is Sd. secured r1iN2s SOL; Groisv. S2d %
Is. I'd 2517 bales Cape ald NIa-Feece II ID - Cd;
Secured 2d. Id ia. 1854 D.les New
ZelndF oece, Is lddIs l0-d ecourt l. d "a nd;
Greasy 2d LOCKS ana Pieces, 5d Is d.. Lambs,
secured l. I'D: Greasy sd Cd; lib bales sydney
Fleece qls 10 re0arei. Is +'2i02s ID Gr"ay.
Tod L. a. Locks and Pieces. s'i n Is 2d LAmOs.
Greasy IL 2i -9J bales AdeadeSc3ure- - 3 I'd .
Greasy SCI al Locks aud Pieces, ii ais al,
Lambs Secured, Is Id. Greasy. I'd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-23
WOOL MAnKEr-BY rELEGRApn.

BOSTON. Aug. 21.-WOoi-rhs marget continues quiet
there compare Iyey lew mostly purchase IL
small ots prize pal demand Deain8 Comb
selections an des able lots meeting With sales
and prices quite steady and firm washed heeces c0nIipus
quiet Caorn Wool n moderate demgud Pulled OOs
move slowly and prces unchanged for Foreign Wool
inquiry and Carpet Woods ademand: sales in
aud pennsy Pieces. x Xxx ami No "a
04sc: Nchaag-X and Meflum. 401tcci Wisconsin and
No 4Oa45i2s. New York low ana X tieeces, 30 1889
ComDing and Desine 400 J-c.: Unwashed COm5ng
Sc: Medium Ken ucky and Indiana 30 dtec Georgia
36c.; valley Oregon 35 3se. Terilorv 25AJ2c; Texas
sOa52c. Unwashed and Cnmercane' 10 fieeces z. .
3 pe Sprng California % 4dflc FAN DO, q re Tub
Washed. JOc.. secured 5ja0.c ~dper and Pnlled ~ 2
tOrfoFa Carpet tc. sh
com Dipg AZ oQJOc Nlfai 32c.. Me9Za Pulled, Toe. Eng
ah Paled 3Sr the sales OF he Week were bZl,s
h. OF winch /, 45J,JUO n nestle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-23
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA Ang. 2L-Spansh gold: 222622 Exchange
tending downward IN the Cnffed 90 gold S7
az premium co. short gta9ss premium on London
lgl40I9 , premium PARIS. 4995 premium sugar-The
mar ket quiet but firm NoslO 70 I'D - 9GS reals Der
arrObe, 10 20 H. l020 . reals MOlaSses
Nos 70 10 7a-0s reals: MuscOvado, C0mmono Far
SASH reals Centrifugal 96e polarization In boxes and hBds
3t05' reals. stocks warehouse ut Havana ana Aaai
zas70.7U0 boxes $1,000 bags $1,000 hhs Receipts or
the week-4jO boxes 05 IO09 hhds Exports dur
ing the $50 boxes $1,000 bags ani $3.50 hhds ncun
81 4.2OD bags T. 70O hds. 90 the United
states Chewing Tobacco. SJ6GsdO. gold. per qantaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-23
1IrE srocK MARKErs-nY rELsaRApn.

CHICAGO Aug 2l-HOCs-Recelps l5.00J mead; chip.
mcnis JI1O heal .or nrmer i'm good demand at
Common 10 Good Mixed PackR ri J0r0 l3
Good choice Mixed - 2UGsJ 4O select Heavy, - Is
ID Light. o. Gsy 3D. 800
CATrIE-RrcsiDt. Loo head shinments. 300 head A..
At IA - 10 Grass Texans 81 40 Ds2 80
her., 240f aJs >iJcktrs - - 0t3.
500 head pHcpu. $40 head mark 81
duh Suckers, - % Common TO Choice MuOns.
%.a4
~ LOUIS. Aug 2l-IOGs-Actvr, firm and higher York
ers aud raunlores. 0u0E5 10. rackng S50S5 ~
Butchers Fancy, - 20 80 30 receipts ., 100 head ship
neuts f,O'u head.
CArTLE-Du. supply scant onY sma local trade was
done rerelpts. 400 acad shipments. 900 heat.
>iKEp-Dgn aud Unchanged receipts, 40 head ship
mems 200
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-23

Mfdins lli,ci Good Ordinary loisc; net receipts. ~
baes 1Sl bales Great Britain. 4i5 Daes
sales, spfrDers 500 bales stock. 800 bales.
SAVANNAH. Aug. 2i-Cotron firm; MIddling. J sc Low
MiddiDg, l0a,ci ORDINARY, gLc: receipts. 52o
bales exports coaswse. ~ bales sales 100 iles STOCK
4, 40 bales
LOUIS Aug 2I-Cotton firm; Miidrg II sc; Low Mid
ding IOlsc: Ordinary. 81 snip
ments. BOZ bales sales, IL bales stock, 1905 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-23
CORPORATION Aotlfes.

NOTICE-PropOsals will be received at the
~ vihca OF the Department Of Pubnc Chal1es ana ofc
u0a No ave- August 81, 1881 or OrOstIlsa ih
Feed For ul ~ CITY Record ioi Saie al ~
Git Hal
NOIICF.-Sealrd Proposals will be received
~ a ihe Office Of the Fire Department nnlh l.
1855 10y building alteration aud repairing Ebglbe HOUSE
3 Az Wfst Tth-rf FOR iu Information see Cliy
hecorc." Tor saie No CITY HAL.
NOTlCF-Sealed Proposals will be received
~ al The Of Department untli September l.
eoO for ding alteration repairing Engine oue 10
~ al 40 ~ Aanon.st. For iuil information see Cly
A1tofd." iOr sale ii 40 City Hail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-23
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per NOrA Ricer. Vcsssi7 mi Hr2~jrit
SATURDAY. Aug. 81. 1850
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Etrf-uTsv su.f %

ASTF--Qu'ct End unchangef
COfFEk-la0 hu az 'i- lor FAR cargoes, but rather
qUet bat $50 bags aud ofs 40. santos Withdrawn
fI0u stock 27O Jag Maracalb0. II ate rms.
tOTrDN-Spots adv nce arc SJlas -53 bales Ot which
III bales expOrf bal for spinning; vcred
contract bales receipts ports TODAY. LII baes
against .234 bales same ue lat Week, and az ilcs lat
year september 9-92i- bales against 4359s4
bales last season Quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-23
EUROPEAN yINAlDIAI VARTer%

rovD0v Aug 2l.Te Economfst Of this week SAYS, The
dacouDt Bank b months, ~ ia per cent and
bills months, ler ccut GA the STOCK Achaaee
husnes which been raridy s2ckeune SINCE The END OI
week quieer than usual The fluctuations OF
prices have been unusually lnai8A c'ht lew 80 atu
been higher owing 70 special c1rcum
the whole the may be described as coor-
ee- there has VI V1uch Ia Amer can
stcIrs but that has not been the result of operations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-23
PRINTING CLOTH MARKET.

FALL RIVER Mass. Aug. 2l.--rhe Printing Cloth market
has been active IN demand lsc BID and declined by al
manufacturers and. with reDOrt. the market
nrm SIC. asked TO 81 squares. fToGc ION
the 10000 pes. 5000 pcs: deliveries.
$4,000 pcs; stock GA hand 463 COO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-23
THE MONEY MARKET.

SUNDAY, Aug. 22-r NJ
The imports Of merchandise at the pert of New
York for the week ending yesterday valued at
5000 1872 were $3.50, $50 moro than were the
imports for the preceding week, 81 ,664 964 more
Than for the same week of 1879 and 81 794.656
more than for the week OF 1873. The
value of the merchandise exported from New York
Tor the week ending last Tuesday go 800 77Oj was
Sse4731 greater than the exports of the preceding
week. So, $50. 922 greater than for the same week
of 1879 and - 732, 800 greater than for the same
week OF 1873. The imports at New-York since
January to date are 1923 1873 more than for the
same time III 1879, and S13S 592 1876 more than in
1878 while the exports this year show increase
over 1879 OF only 53.533,326, ard
over 1873 of only $I1. ISIS. The
following table shows the totals of imports and
ports of merchandise at This port and the respective
balances for and against the port from January l
to date for three years
Exports s209 g33 42G sl97.7s54ls s2518Is7A
Impors ..-....... lsisG2 IiS I9S7OI4S6 S2O4jl569
import. -. 2s.o7LoI3 I.os3ess ........~-
exports. -....... .......-.. ......-.... 69135s25
The figures OF the weekly bank statement issued
Yesterday seem To show that there was a Shipment
OF $3.50 600 country bank in addition TO the
loss OF 80 81 900 in specie and egal-tenders But
il - well known that bani-n currency is scarce.
that mentioned. A further expansion of
S4,174.5O0 in loans shows the calls that
maae upon this monetary centre for funds 10 be
employed IN the interior. The deposits reported
as reduced only $4,000. The statement Of the
CORE pondiag week of 1879 showed the loans
reduced $40, 10000, and the deposits reduced
2,52O700. But it was wei understood
at the time that the larg sC proportion of both
changes was "a mere cr0Ss-entTy III book
keeping. in connection with settlement with the
Treasury on account of the reiundlng operations
then in progress; that the comparison
gwen below with the emo week OF 1879 more
nearly shows the true relative condition of
the banks at the respective dates than did the
comparison of last week. The total average
serves for week specie and legal tcndcrs-are
reported at SS1,971,700, or S20.502000 more
than the amount held AZ thu ne date IN 1879;
but an increase of 7,O96.200 in loans raises the
deposits so tnat DOW the % per cent rule requires a
reserve of $74. $685. 75 against SOS 99s ,475 the
sum required year The weeks movement
results in loss of 81, 6J2 075 to the Surplus r.
serve. and leaves II at $7.3l7.925 against
-, 4s1 .225 at the same dale Of 1879. The follow
ing are Tie comparative totals OF the statements OF
August 1 and August 81:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-23
Hlisrellaneous.

GEORGE EDE.-If George Eide, who. untli
" A0oul thirty yea go resided ~ Ewei ~ surrey Ahu
gained o. the bns Of matster ana breseI IN
en ts ruppOse emcraied America, - slll lsibs nc
= Ineueslod 10 conimunica forthwith win MI !" a
Sallh, solicitor, Dsnbigh ST. Plmllco II the sa'u
Seogs Eos 90 dead any person supplying PROOF thereof vi"
d -'
tOR SALE.-About 1,50O tons OF lake lce,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-23
COLORADO CENTRAL CONSOLIDATED

AT Georgetown Clear Creek County Col terminus OF the
Colorado Ceatsai Railroad CApi al stock S3OOO010 in
100000 shares Pr value. 80 assessable Office -
Finest New York CITY Farmers Loan Trust
Company. President Paul LichieDsten Nice-PresdenL
HeFH 4 Batter secretary Treasurer, Albert KrOhnj
As IN; secretary Pau o. Es;eIiazE Manager In Col
oraCo. Gsror~e ~.
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NEW YORK 2j 1880.
TVIIS COMPANY has ma IL an Arrangement
4 Mes-rs. DREXEI. ORGAN ( - ID. n extend the
Fourth Mortgage bv the New York and Erie
Pa company. maturing October next the principal
tie interest Aprl
OCTOBER Annually, at cent per annum boh
United gold OF the present standard weight anu fine
The extend above has been reserved % such OF
the prC holders avail OF ~ amt shall Do
post their bonds Tor that pnryos with Mes Drexel Nor
gan & ca. prOr tO the 10th OF - ltamOer next
such may be ended by the holders or be
purpose by Nesrs DreXr Morgan * o.
wiz pal. maturity. H. J. JEWEiI PreslGcnt
% WAIL~sT. NEW YORK. June %. 1880.
the nOuce Of SeNI crS Lake ETfe
este Rail ready receive
the Newl0rK and Erie RAILROAD Fourth Mortgage
extension.
prepared buy ut 10 and accrued interest
any of the bonds the hooters wAich sell
rather extend. NkEAEi. hOEGAN & CO.
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TludncIJ'.
Bonds Of the
Town of Gran,

IILINDIS.
Folders of the bonds NJ said ssnef 70 TIE Uavar
City, Lincoln and Railroad fcnff ars
people 81 said have anti crzsd ths
Offering compromise AMI settlement win the 30 GER CT
-aid emf Aave lssued series ~ itr
500 years Registered Funding Bonds ara preec th
with
The New.YOrk, New-Engiand and Western
INVESTMENT COMPANY,
Ncs 81 and 80 Pncst.. York ant No - gre
ST., Boston. with authority @ MAKE toe settlement
Particulars be had &pol lc1finn 70 the tNNLfP
MENT COMPANY az either Of the above Addresses.
4. 7. Hays,
superv sor o; tie Town % OrsB-
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IRON WORK

~ sn descriptions for builders and 0taers Estimates iur
Is MursY-s T., New YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-23
Bnslness Chances.

WANTED. Manager. moderate capital, for
w show that $40 900 Good foe
wanting partner. Address Fortune Tribune Uptown Oh
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MINING Co

TELEGRAPH CONSOLlDAIEDM MIMI 70
CAPITAL ST Ca $a5O0ODo II 100000 SO sHA ~
Stock Exchange Murphy, Nice-Presldent LihuleS
seaman. secretary ana Trcasuier BO9fi OF s
TheoGOr, "a ilams Vernon seaman. C. &. Murphy, W. r.
Slexel. John A. Robertson. Fnanca AGENT heouore
Williams N Mining Exchange No. IS broadway, New.
fer. Of Transfers New YORK mon lrhsV
COMPANY. C0unsci-Renington Nernam, No I5S ErV1I-
vay' Nv .yors Hon i W. Blair Francisco. CAA
Mining ndent--F. T.. Benton
OFFiCE. NO 81 BROADWAY, NEW-1OKk-