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, 1880-08-15

hog PRODCCTS-Werc komewhnt less active, and
steudier though the feeling nervous At the best.
The movement in pork seemed TO be Of the waiting
order about the ons hopo Left to the shorts being
thnt there might be fow left that tt would not bc
deemed worth while sustain the market on them.
The Liverpool udvices quoted another II advance In
but It seemed to hnvo eloGt On the
latter- MeAts rather dragged on local futures. with
some export inquiry. but orders mostly limited a~uy
below the market. There was moderate trtdinR In
lard. The action Of the Directors liking $ll.50
ns the point to which sellers could call
margins September pork perhaps nided to
prevent further advance in That article, though It
nstmhted that the leading long would rther the
deal we're wound up ut preacnt prices now thnn 1T
ported TO be about W. WI hogs, aGufnst l.3lG0u do
date last year. and l:unO do In 1878. Cedar Haplis
reports Isl Isl hogs killed since Feb. ~. against 77,su
NESS IOnk-Was irregular within narrower limits.
the fccllnx averu9tnr easter The market closed Sc
for October. 1t sis sttiS4s August cioseG nominay
about slttnsl ls.ta and shipping lots we're quoted
at sioElu Sales we're reported OF 55V brls seller
<lG4alG3!f: l1 bris seller Ociobcr nt s1G lGU;
576J hEls Seller Noss:nheF at <iSek*t III ooJ 6rls
5sns9 5sss he ss 1s:s e. sd b ts' Df' seller
latost prices Of F1iday. u for round lois
spe sst,eI Sssr nna ~ @
x5s:He z39: and au1j tcs sollcr October 1t s'2]f@
NEATs-Dcc!ined about EXC rcr 100 lbs, With less
disposition u opernte. Saes we're reported Of l00O
lbs shoulders al Il epot and ~ seller septem, er:
sser 'Gh Is @
Oct1ber, and @isks6 tx seller January; 80 Is swuet-
y IS follows octck party
cured lots:
, 1880-08-15
An Extraordinary Child.

NUN FFd1tf1St1 I'H1t.- -,
On Howard street. the other day. Where are
you going, my pretty tnaid:" asked a benevolent
old gentleman, as ho chucked under the chin
little tot Of Il 6-ycar-old who was walking grave
lY along with q basket on her arm. "Giyc thee
good day, graybeard,"' replied the midget, sim
ply. Ny father bade me to the shambles bic
Tor fat haunch.' '.W-w-whatg calculated th9
man Skldmore?" inquired the tiny dame.
= Moo" said the gentleman, MUCH puzzled Ut
q Quaint little thing. Como with me. and I'll
larry. gentle SIR I need be blythe. Their pa,;
the old gentleman. "Rest sou, merry mnster.
and dipping u chubby little courtesy the mite
trottcd or. " illess my soul, what an extraoEdt-
nary childr' said the gentleman to neighbor
who had been looking OH. "Ohl that's nothing,
replied the other. You see, she's the daughter
OF Bllson, the heavy nun at the theatre, and
ia the family TINT 1t comes natural to her.
noesn't hear anything else, yQu see."
, 1880-08-15
By TELEGRAPH.
NEW TORX.

~ Special Dispatch to Tue Chicago Tribune.
az" YORK. Aug. 1.-The market had strong
80" rsu"e' and prices were advanced by the COW
- u VI Short sales There was sharp advance
s;.aa annna1 preferred, very little stock being in
css1n Inc dealings Of the forenoon were prin-
oaeal aas iof those who desired to close up their
.'ua's W.. ~lth the end Of tho week, md when
A." WIS accomplished trading became very
=, 49, me bank statement, showing q loss Of
~ "o' where double at least was looked for,
w. eeemed satisfactory to the large operators,
cs.s f1s aa went away, leaving the market to take
~. W " i1self The tone was very quiet from
fs,'' out- and Ut the close the list WIS generally
sasH maintained, and the majority OF the
xeeE xos dealers predicted higher prices next
r,nr Ii The Hastez7. Axsoetotkd Press.
sIRaeT1alg steady.
S,a,ao S,1aoad bonds active and Irregular.
Me s.ssrl securities dull and nominal
csst-s ek tek market opened hrn, nnd In some
utatn4 4sacu0nal advance wQs recorded, but spec
&ls nas soon IN became weak, aud prices fell OF x
Gasbs-ae eeat. except in the case OF Louisville a.
the aftas., which advanced per cent During
lied fha 9n WI however, firm tone character
turn. tha rIsiaangs. and prices took an upward
Of bustnasts ts4lg tendency continuing to the close
lowest 49,. Hnen an improvement from the
been ests,I.e.f e ranging from %GtA per cent had
Granger era The principal activity was In
1osepb. ~ s+1a coz! shares. Erie, Hannibal g. St.
- "a 3ouotain, and Wabash Pacific.
, 1880-08-15
POOR LITTLE FELLOW, HELP YOURSELF.


For The Chicago 1T1bund.
Two little lads, one Winters dny,
Were out Among the hills ut play;
And, as they climbed each snow-clad peak,
Adventures wonderful to seek,
Firmly resolved to do and dare,
The dangers aud rewards to shure,
Their bosoms throbbcl with purpose high
AS spur men on to VIII or die
Each summit gained but fires their zeal
AS greater nights thor tops reveal
TO reach sonic pinnacle so high
That, looking down, they may descry
The world III panoramic snow.
Resplcntlent ID its coat OF snow.
Hill after hill they scale in win,
The sight dclcctablc to gain,
IT'LL, tow ring up. at length they spy
A clifr whose summit breasts the sky,
Which PROMISES the view desired,
For which they struggled and aspired.
Their little limbs are tired and weak;
An easy path they fatn would seek.
The way KruE5 sleeper near the top:
At Inst poor Wesley, forced to stop,
Cnlis out for Hulse to lend him mid,
Who does not heed the cries he n1nde.
Till. having reached Il ledge secure
The longcd for goal at last made sure
He answers, seated on the SHELF,
"POOR LITTLE FELLOW, HELP YOURSELFI"
The boys are now rray- bearded men,
With grnndsons old ns they Wcro then;
BUT ali through life. In times OF need,
That answer Wesley learned to heed.
And often have heard him tell,
When nothing seemed to prosper well.
Assistance he wuuld never ask,
But work more sSernly ut his task.
That answer to Il motto grew,
Aud surely better ones are few:
Would you Euin wisdom. power, and peif,
Poor LITTLE FELLOW, HELP TouRsELE!.
, 1880-08-15
HUM0R.

Forced polltencss-Bowing to necessity.
A wheat field Is the place to cereal prosperity.
l. tablcau Is frequently nothing tableau
about
Authors are spoken Of as dwelling In attfce.
because so few Of them are able to 1--we on their
first story
a drink in the morning ts for appetite A
dozen drinks later In the dny are for another
'appy tight.
The first almanac WAS printed in 1860 Copies
Of it nrc hard to get now. They have all been
bought up by minstrel men.
..Oh," said the bachelor, as he examined his
old coat, "would that miue enemy had come
while slept, and sewed tare3r
A mute in Hackensack, in transport ef Joy,
squeezed bis afHanced to death The Jurys YER
dict WAS: "Dicd of mute-elauon.
The latest In pyrotcchntcs Is figure Of g.
Washington holding aloft flag upon which Is
inscribed a livcr-pill advertisement
Young man, diamond pin looks real nice and
glistcns brightly; but, when 81 a week supports
a and pin both, one or the other IS not
genuine.
, 1880-08-15
ffTY-HAE I.


ALL Of the city Offices will be closed Tuesday,
except the Health Department
THE Treasurer yesterday received s2,oe5 from
the Collector, Sl,oD from the Water Depart
nlent, and 81, ,15o from the Controller.
AMONG tho building permits. issued yesterday
was one to ]. Z. Mor3e TO- erect a tw0-stOry
dwelling, No. 3G13 Indiana avenue, to cost
s., 5Ou
TIE Special Assessment Department Is ready
Market street, from Adams to Van Bureu; Lfn-
coin street. from Adams to jackson; and jack
son street, from Fifth avenue TO Market.
COMPLAINT was made yesterday that Han,
been emitting offensive odors tho night before.
An investigation showed that they had been
running without having gasoline IN the tan6,
and the difficulty wns speedily remedcd.
The Mayor notified the South Side Railway
CGmpauy some days ago that the cobbte-stone
used between their tricks wus SO large that
complaints had been nlade, and yesterday Super
intcndent Hulmes came around and said their
use would be discontinued as soon as smaller
stones could be substituted
AN arrangement WAS reached yesterday be-
tween the city and tho West Division Hallway
Company BY which the p1anking OF Randolph
day The bridge was closed TO trayol ut 10
o'clock, and 1t was expected to complete the
work so that it could be opened ut un curly hour
this morning.
FOR some days tho city mas been tryinE 70
companies running along South Canal
street. by which tho water tunnel
at Harrison street might be dug
under their tracks On Sunday, to the end thut
travel might not be interfcred with. Tho city
has to pay double price for Sunday work, and
asked the companies to bear Il part OF the ex~
pensc, since doing the work TN Sunday would
accommodate them: bnt they have refused to
enter into uny such arrangement BY failing to
respond to letters written thom, and Tomorrow
fr1rI
ut Harrison street. The city fears that II the
Irtius were allowed to run over the tunnel while
it was in course OF digging that the jurring
nnt}a the work
, 1880-08-15

at 3sH@s7c 5000 bu BY tample at s'4931c on track:
and i0,!p bn Go st a617z@s7Nc free on board cara
OAT5-iVere active and lower. The market oponed
Mt the top the previous evening" with considerable
tr.lttng, hut soon weakened tn sympathy with corn
with little dutng in the laRt hour. Large receots
also were posted. Wth ndvioes th9t free arrivals
were received The shorts, who were RECENTLY M
anxious to cover withdrew nte or turned seliers md
the weekly postinEs appeared 70 show slight gniI,
In the stock In store. Now FORK was lower at the
close, and samples closed wcnx, shippers holding
buck, though they hnd tuken most everything pre-
vious!y Seller September sold first md freely at ~
and std on to 2.a<c sellers ut the close. October
opened At 254c touched 2Sk and closed easy at sc
August opened at 254c and closed at No Z
scarce and sold early at 25c n1d reIec cd were
&c The bulk OF tho receipts were No. white, which
No : 1T sc; 3l5m bu by snmple At ?5@sae on track
and Is 900 bu at 255}t025c for mixod 25>&@NMc Tor
white and :sAa32o for old oats, I'LL free On board
Total, 9i200 hu.
KYE-Was steady, but With less trading. and Au-
gust ia supposed to be we'll settled up Tho recefnfs
were only fair with demAnd for No In car-lots at
G+Xc. the weekly statement shows little change In
the stock August sold Il: Vc In settlement, and Sop
temher at Gs}c. Cash sales we're reported OF ESQ bu
No. At fc: 100 bu rejected e Btc; LUG blu by sample
at 6l7lc trnck. Total. 4u bu;
but quoted ttrm in tho absence OF sellers with
buyers On the hour. October sold nt f5c in broken
lots md WIS quoted the CLOSE At 597Cc and Sep
tember was quiet nt 141zc bid. The receipts were
larger inspecting into the low Grades and we're dis
posed OF by sample Cash sales were reported OF
bu sample at 54275c track and 1AD bu at 53o tree
on board. Total, S,4U bu.
, 1880-08-15
SOCIETY TOPICS.

The honeymoon should not end until the
| last quarter is gone.
Be careful about going out of doors with
out nythng on your head, or into company
without anything in it..
An ingenious manager has made drop
curtain representing an enormous bonnet,
with sprays Of flowers and dropping piumes.
This is let down on the play early in the first
scene. It is a prettily-c0ncelyed hint
The Palmer House has an elegantly-ap-
pointed dancing-hall, fitted up specially for
clubs and social gatherings WHICH desire
dancing as part of their program. every ac-
been provided. Very reasonable terms ca can
be made by applying in person or by letter
to Mr.. willis Howe, Palmer House. :.
Nature is active in adorning her domin-
ions; and man, to whom this beauty IS al
Let him, too, be industrious in adorning. his
domail,-in making his home, the dwelling
Of his wife and children, not only convenient
aud comfortable, but pleasant
Port Bonheur and lock bracelets studded
with diamonds at n Matson q Co.'s l66
State street, corner Monroe.
A youth refused to take a pill. His crafty
mother tlereupon placed the pill in pre-
served peach and gave it to him. Presently
She asked: TON, have you eaten the
pear?'', lie replied: ':Yes' MOTHER all but
the seed"
Reliable Homeopathic medicines, medical
books, and cases at Boerlcke & Tatet's
Homeopathic pharmacy. IS Clark street,
near Lake. Orders taken by telephone.
Ladics-To make yourselves attractive,
study your style of face and figure, aid dress
In such manner that they will gain beauty
rather than lose It.
.'First japanese Curio' own and only cx-
elusive show of art goods from China and
Japan at No. S Central Music-Hall. Oriental
Communicates and all others invited.
GentleEnel's English walking coats have
been growing shorIer and shorter every year,
and at last have become so extremely short
that they look to the uninitiated as if they
belonged to younger brothers, and Lad been
borrowed for the occasion.
Sir Knights, and visitors generally, call
and see the exquisite furniture for sale by
Wirts s. Scholic, - Wabash avenue.
Isn't it queer that contractors should be
engaged to widen streets?
"Write foresoes on your slates,'' said q
teacher to the juvenile class III spelling, and
little girl wrote, "Go, 60, go, go.'
F. W. Marchisi, 231 31st ST., purchases fine
diamonds and watches On commission, CIV
ing his customers the benefit OF his exptrl-
ence and advantageous purchases
Strong men shudder and grow sick as the
fearful news floats through the newspapers
that ''miiliners are returning from Europe
with mudels Of the coming bonnet"
Visitors in the city should not fail to call az
Ed BurnEanl's hair store, II STATE st1eeI.
Central Music Hall. Water waves specially
They criulp with water.
The Boston Glehe SAYS that promising
, 1880-08-15
NEW YORK.

NEW York, Aug. .H-CoTToS-Quiet, but steady at
II a1al ll-l6; futures quiet but ra; August l52c:
September, 1aoGc October, ln6;c; November, 1l5lc;
December, la5.c: Januagy l.62o: February. lutte;
March 10.9Uc
FLoUR-uull; receipts, 1900 br!s super State md
Western. sssO@415; common to good extra, A.oe@
40; good 10 choice. s.aoaGj'; white wheat. extra,
II o51rtG5: extra Ohio 1a.s53a.5; St Louis S125a
rs; Minnesota patent process. $6p09851.
G1sAIS-Wheat weak; receipts, 224GD bu: No. 5
spring. asc: No. spring. f153l0; ungraded red. 5c
SS DO. siil 81 s,cane; No do, ti; mixed wi.aer.
,ssmeS a. DE- @ M I lnsssaee ~ rsd w's. &usss, I'LL
Sl.Btsskat; september. 81 vsfdp October. $ts,a
ttlEsl. C<,fn strong; receipts. luU hu; uu.r7.dud,
snsS. s 5ss5c: &c Sessemssl % si9asiAc; Ueto6er. Ga
|ss W5s;esn. o:s RsssiH Whits western. Si7e '
Iors-Dull and nominal; yearliuRs. 7@lic: New
York sta:e: s$,c: Eas.ef,i and 1, Wss1eFn % sc
io1 s's aS bug susa9 s4 auet Es saa
cGanEed.. Molnsscs in FUR demand and unchanged.
Hire fnirly active and unchanged:
rErnoLEuM-Dull; United, Ms4c; crude, 69@7ao
TALLoW-Acsse aud nrm at 616as5sc.
KESIS-Eirm and unchanged.
TERPESTlSE-Duil and easy al au>4oA
EGGS-FYrnl: EGl4c. ....
IEATuEn-tutet; homlock sole. Buonos Ayres. and
Rio Grandc Tight middle. ald heavy weight. =
ss@51c; pulled, &s50c; unwusned. lasS4o: Texas, ii
GJI54.
FNov1s1oss-Pork arm; new msss:;s: a1ls@ Bee Beef
n,tddes ss.U short clear middes $9oa Lard sseady;
prlmc steam, $5M.
HSsbsm HS15sH=Daii asa 1sf sesk sssiss I'LL }s :;o
lake, $l9Dosis25. lag-ron 4uiet but urln: Scotch.
$siN1Ga5 American, <:las-aoo: Russia sheetins'
EAILs~Cut, saonSs1o; clinch. sIso956a
, 1880-08-15
BREADSTUT.FS.

FLOCR-Was In moderate demand. with some
business for export unusual thing for Saturday
The feeling WIS trn, one III sympathy with wheat
but no change In prices Was noted. Saes were re-
ported Of LILO brs winters, partly at S'9 for now;
525 bEs double e1trns on privnte terms s0 brs e1-
at x4lN0ei3 and l30 brls low grAde on private
terms. Total 2,ssO br!s- Export 1ours we're quoted
at <40oR4,75 for good TO choice cxtras-
OTHER MIIIsrurfs-Wore in good demand and
steady. Sa!es were IS cars bTan ut ss1sio; cars
mdd1inss ut <so0al5.t0: cars wheat screenings at
$50; cars feed ns s13.759l400: md cars coarse
corn-monl At st5.0p per ton.
SPRING WHEAT-Was active and ngan stronger.
The market for next month advanced lsc. and closed
lHc above tho latest prices Of Friday, white this
month closed only &c higher The British mnrhcts
were dull and custer, and private adyces noted de-
cilnlnG tune. owing TO improved crop prospects, 1t
assod - Sc
qsase oor, ouS receipts ceninas than
III aa ct 81 a
eS Il dsss o
good uuny Investments are understood to have Dccn
m a5of rSs ~s
ssasc sa up 10 sAe fell HI y e c1assa s ndvaassd a. @
e. ia ssee 0esber IS sold 4 I eosns
Mste a,tef rape4sad e Il RS a1q b It
bsS 81 s. - ss.aps eS s ~ Sssa w sa
s1o n Is ss
ras firm. advancing about !4c in sympathy With
surfing our rccs.pts were only fair, and ttOs0 Mt
other po1.s MOI large Seller August vas nominal at
ST In or1inar{ Lnuscs with Central receipts as
were loading VI the Inter honse Spet sales were
rerurted bu NJ. red ut sc: X 3N bu No. red
nI :%Esic; 2I0 bn do (Fu1ton) ut 1.':c; zNp bu do
Mautrnlj at :5c 4uJ bu long -berred Ut AAc 7,tD bu
Ma wtcr 8s1o; aUU bu old Do 1T ssNc; 4oJ bu do
at S;c: 10 bu rejected Sci and an bu By sample
e, ssst s,s ssss spss ID
lower than Friday afternoon LiyeFpDot was ttr.n.
h.t quiet and receipts we're 9omeEhat smaller,
Wit iarge shpmcnN me Eenorts from the southern
Gaa GSa nraEious day xnd the excitement brought In
euu1 nany buying orders FROM outside !tis caused
kywrrher nuwurd movement. md some of tie orders
canid not bo died till iute. rhcn there we're NtheE
sn TO have suored and there people
VIE 81 nnpurh lint that tho wliole
.nsns W'Ghsu wna S : cAuselcsa scare: hence less
~ sttc rcorTfanes Inter, especially as shippers did
not cors to operate wthin 9f The t9p siisr Sep;
tenoer To- 3sst Al the close October ranEed
os 0as9 aSlc closing with settlers Ut the inside No
y sGtd nj g3S,c. und the year at Sc Seller
hn1os. sold af S5esc c!osiag ~ no1inay ,a q SSssc
nn3Higed az MASHc; lag br new mixed ano relecV~
, 1880-08-15

The following grain WAS inspected into store
in this city Saturday morning: Il cars No. :
red wheat, cars No. 2 winter, - cars No. DO.
13 cars rejected, car No. spring, IS cars NO. =
do. Ii cars No. 8 do, cars rejected, Q67 wheat;
car No. corn. $50 cars and 10000 bu NO = dot
IN cars bigh-mixcd. q cars reJccteo toss corn''
90 cora ahitc oats. % cars No. 2 mixed, n cars
rp1ected d3t OATS; cars No. rye. 20 cars NO
? do. 3 cers rejected CT rye); cars NO. par
lev, cars No. do, Bears low grade Total t+Gs
cars, 5e5,0oo bu. Inspected out: 67ss1 ou WIZ
ter wheat, ~ bu other wheat, $50 lo ou cofn'
1887 bu oats. ,....4,
The following were the receipts Of breadstuhs
, 1880-08-15
SA< FRANCISCO, AUG. 1.-THE following Wer
tha closing quotations Ut the Stock Ronrd:
COMMERCIAL.

The following were the receipts and shipments
of the leading articles Of produce in this city
during the twenty-four hours ending at ! o'clock
Saturday morning and for the corresponding dmo
last year:
, 1880-08-15
FOIfEIGN.
MINING NEWS.

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tstbnns-
BOSTON, Aug. H.-The Boston stock market
has been dull all day, bat thcro have been no
marked fluctuations. A good feeling was shown
among all clatses Of stocks. and the upward
tendency was marked Copper stocks will prob
ably hold the lending place on the list Tor somB-
time Blue Hill was strong at 4g43s. Calumet
Copper Falls was in demand at l4@15. an i'm
provement of X since yesterday. Harshaw
sold at 3751i, and Pewabic was tr,n ut 3aa5 G.GH.
To the Western Associated Prexs
, 1880-08-15


This shows that the July imports arc larger
this ycar than ever before
The London Economist polnt1 to tha better
,aryest prospects this year both in England and
III the Continent TO show how great difference
eatural causes OF this description may make In
The trade Of Europe with America It thinks It
impossible tos say Jet whether the earlier oorn-
mencement OF the export OF gold will be fol-
lowed up with the same vigOr as 1t was last year,
but the more favorable state Of the French eI-
change to England. us compared with twelve
tnonth since, promises some assistance to Brit
Ish gold supplies Last year the immense gold
exports from Great Britain did not raise the
Bank Of England rate above 3 per cent But
this year ans considerable demand for gold
would probably produce far more rapid re-
spouse in the position OF the bank ratio both IN
London anc Paris a significant fact Is
that the tendency OF trade Is to lessen
the balance for which the United States
may draw On Great Britain for gold. British
imports from this country increased only
<3500,CO0 in the first six months OF 1880 CON-
pared with the same time in 1879. and exports
to us in the same period increased S., '00.
One Chicago bank last week ordered $1,00ooo0
gold from New York. The currency movement
westward from this point continues to average
at least s5oo00o day. New York exchange ts
-@~~F>~~
we're quiet at 315 per cent On call and 517 per
cent On time.
Chicago merchants and country banks must
Gear IN mind that the Chicago banks will be
ehsed altogether-doors locked-on next Tues
aay, Aug. Il. 1t would not be possible to have
ne doors open in face of such crowd as there
Eli be In the streets that day.
Cascaeo. Burlington t. Quincy 4s to the amount
s3a.No wero sold on Friday at 81 and interest
Inc prace yesterday was. advanced to e2H and
interest and IS, coo were sold at that figure St
raul IS were sold at III and interest, $500 snau
a1S ths at 104H, $1,000 large Ans at 10i, $1,000
1fee Cook County ANS at 1o4- and g. .oo0 North
western consolidated IS at LIB. North Chicago
keltng- NIL stock sold at Ito.
"A syndicate Of Chicago bankers hare bought
@Noof the $;s0 600 first mortgage 6 per cent
oaaos =, Issued By the Jacksonville Southeastern
.safoad, Of this State, covering ffty-hve miles
y. seaa- This road runs through tho Counties
Aogau, sangumon. Macoupin, Montgomery,
A,sah W clinton. and Marion. The price is par.
4e clearings OF the Chicago bankers are re-
~ MRa1edas follows by Manager D. r. Hale. Of the
ffna<k
, 1880-08-15

Special Dispatch to Tic Chicago Tribune.
BosT0S, Aug. 1.-THE feature among rail-
roads was Little Rock. which, in sympathy with
others and on its favorable prospects, advanced
preferred sold 1T q; Eastern TN second call at
34H; and Ogdensburg g. Lake Champlain pre-
ferred at Il. Hartford Eric Is we're strong
at 4aA Ae54:a. and Eastern 4ha were y above
Second Board to-day. Sales were ut the follow
Ing prices: Pueblo is. 1l3!s@Il3; Pueblo scrip,
1853; New Mexico IS, 111H: Kansas City lrsts,
lngton Missouri in Nebraska. IS OF l9lo. 81:
Hartford g. Erie Is, 41si04ss1E: sandusky &
Cleveland IS. 84h: Atchisqn 4 Topeka, ll594
@L:ss; Little Rock & Fort Smith, ~
Sandusky & Cleveland. H:s@1la1; Concord,
81: Philadelphia & Wilmington, GUA5: Union Pa-
ci1c, 049sG9lsl; St. Louis & San francisco sec
ond preferred, 4sH; Republican Valley West
34h; Ogdensburg s Lake Champlain preferred,
In mining companies, Calumet and Hecla sold
at 237, Catalpa at 1909, Silver l6let ut 3sE13S,
Franklin at 1871, Osceula at 403S.
Bell Telephone sold at IS.
70 tbs Western Associated Prsss.
BOSTON, Aug. l4.-Stocks closed:
btehsep S. sss l.. h Rss ssn tx
- second @;; III KatlfSad $s
Essterh % & & 4 49,: 49, as| i. !: ! + Ensland::: q
~: '1 ss tny's - DgdoS g Il g. pfa:
Little Rock f. s 1s M iOid Colony .-.1l6I
x,16soS ERss1a r / s;1a e. *
FOnEIGN.
LONDON. Aug. 14.Consols, 81 1916.
United States bonds-New IS, 1052; AIS, 113a;
American securids-Ill1nots Central, 11s;
Pennsylyania, Central 6oA; Erie, II: seconds
iAnIs, A19. l1-Rentes, ssf SOC.
, 1880-08-15

The Board Of Trade has decided 70 hd1outH
over the whole day, Tuesday, in honor OF the
E. T. demonstration. -
The DIRECTORS of the Board Of Trade d1cd'
Last Friday, upon $l4.50 as the figure to which
margins may be called on mess pork. Ine
.case" WIS on call by Asa Dow on n. b.
Rcam &c Co. to margin down FL" per pfl On
-,<,rr- tonvbt Mt $1,000 The action Of tha DE-
r,actnrs ia understood to mean that the short
, 1880-08-15
NEW YORK.

Epeetal Dtspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW York. Aug. 14-At the Mining Board
business was moderately active with dealings
well distributed. Bull Domingo was called for
the first time, and sold at I. Chrysote was very
steady but finally reacted slightly, closing at :.
Little Chief was In better demand, and gained
50 cents on the day.
SAN FRANCISCO.