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, 1880-08-29

Little {s0Ck t1rk-) tIdEftft-
Several days ago white man Was arra.sued
before colored Justice, down the country. m
tho charges OF killing man and steulinSa
horse.
WALL" said the Justice, "de Jacks In dis casa
shell be weighed with curefulness, an, ct | ha1g
yer. taint no fault OBJ nine"
Judge, you have no Jurisdiction only 70 3"
anime me-"
'.Dut sort O. work longs ter de raigler Justice,
but yer see Ise been put on special sPec1al
hez de right ter make d mouf at s'preme Court
ef he chooses.
do the best for me you can, Judge"
s'Dat's whut Use gxine ter do. Iso got tzo
kinds of Inv in dis Court,-de Arkansaw an Dc
Texas law. generality gins man de right tes
choose for hisse'f. Now, wttut Law dues Jts
want, de Texas Or de Arknnsnw?'
~ believe I'll take the Arkansas"
Wall, i'll dat case, I'll dismiss yer fur steatn
dc mule
''Thank you, judge
AN hang yer fur KILN de man"
believe, Judge, that I'll take the Texas
"Wall. in dat case, Ill dismiss you fur kllaa
do man"
You have a good heart, Judge"
IAN hang yer fur stealin' de mule. III j.
take de 'casion heah ter remark, dat de oa5 5dt-
ference tween de two laws IL de way yer sAe
de cuse."
, 1880-08-29

Norarieh Comm Correspondence .Nslo iofk Sta:
The following remarkable statement mas oeea
journeying through the Connecticut press: =,
Now It Is Yankee, Mr.. Samuel BromseJ, ~ y.
Mystic River, in the State OF Connecticut, W. W.
announces his ability to live for leu hours saa
his nose and mouth Theoretically sealed. "1ef'
IS this thing to stop!"
The individual referred to above Is the popuMa
barber Ut Mystic, little village on tae squau
between New London and Watch Hll~ TIC nlsa
unique Office in the nain street Q: that dcasu sa1
full old-time humlet, and is we'll known agas s;1s
the coast us F,lt Sam" Those acquane1 ~ ~
Sum see no reason why he should not 0e aos ~, ~
accomplish what Is coupled with bis name ~ ~
he is mile to breathe for time without tne a%
OF mouth or rostriis. communication GetS.n s. IN
his lungs and the outside world being kep. ~ ~
through his ears. When smoking u clsaa ns ns
often inhnlcs the smoke. through ing ssnn. ssM.
extraordinary channels to the prufuuna asse s"aas
ishmcnt Ut those who are UNAWARE OF tnss tas1 IN
Of nature. Many persons who have seen ~ .ss .ra
Jet OF cigar-s1nokc creeping out OF us f ta . Fai
willing to testify to the truthfuluess o.
Sans" assertion Though not par1'euhtaIhs
fond Of notoriety, Sam thinks he cln st;cs1
his ability to live practically "nef'ne''saA'
sealed" for ten days.
, 1880-08-29


noG PRODUCTS-Were less acttve. and averaged
easier In sympathy with lower prices for hogs ut the
Stock Yards. Liverpool was Irregular, quoting lard
denund pork but it rher steadily held attcr
the early dcclino Lurd WIS relatively active at the
custer range. the purchases being ostly made to I'LL
shorts. Meats steadier und more than usual
WIS reported tu have been sold for shipment The
outward movement OF meats Is very lnr;e, and wo
note that foreign buyers have recently contracted
rlther freely for meats 10 he delivered during the
coming winter. The packing OF lust week aggregated
about U1 head The total since Feb. ~ Is reported
Us zxS9 hogs; nsaInss lto3ou to ss.ae da'o yeur
MEss PoHK-Mess pork declined 32z@@Nc per brl.
and clused luG!jc lower than kriduy afternoon, ut
$i2 for Nyrenber. ~ seller the year
and 81 sSsr Il 5anuaEy od p9rss r. ~
Sales we're reported of 1,75J brs seller august ~
slIJ; !5D brls seller Septeiogr nt ~; ao0
Ut $sjDl2s2H: lou brls seiter the year ut ST. l?184
L. o. ind <D urls seller january At taasl2sL To-
LAVD-Deciined 121xc per 100 1bs mud closed Sc be-
low the latest prices oi Friday, at sTh tor round
Octuber and s7.Shis 76 seller January. Sales were
reported Of +,U seller September ut .s:
HUI tcs seller October ~ St. VIZ; 100 tcs seller
the year mt g. and 270 seller January ut $155&
7.6!15s. Total. l9.k0
MEATS-Decned 2,pc per 100 lbs, but were firm lat
Sales we're reported OF luW pcs green shoulders
at A:N aD boxes long clears On privats terms; 1UO
and seller Janunry: l.aUi, lbs s0st ribs at se.2p
S.lUspos- $.GtsN seller September, l0 sell
er October. and *i1 seller january; 5uN pcs green
Wc Prices OF the leading GUS of meats were about
as follows ut O'Clock fur purity -cured lots:
, 1880-08-29

FiOuR-Was dull and noulinally steady. The
trading apparently only locul. with little inquiry
for export Sales were limited to rs brs winters on
private terms; 25 brls double extrns partly ut s5;
und l75 brs extrus $tls Total, 775 brls- Export
Hours were quoted at s4O0QaL75 for good to choice
extras.
OTHER M1LLsTuFFs-were In fair demand and
casier. Sales were cars bran at $sfD@1uU; cars
middlinEs ut sl10eIi.2; shorts stD5l Coarse
corn-sucal WIS nominal at $1f.0D per ton track.
SPRING WIfEAT--Was less active, and rather
weak. declining l@lc and closing 1c below tue latest
prices Of Friday. The British markets were quoted
very dull and New YORK heavy. but our receipts were
aEain very light and Ihat fact prevented a more
severe decline There:was less Offering here. The
parties who had been free sellers the previous day
had Eot1hrough- andthere not to luke their
ma1Set and their wsish. oToke down the quo1atons
.iamase By rain i 70 Wheat sea the seR2sd 70
p.eveni weakness but there were none whU sup
demand. but supposed aot 70 be wanted % 1or snip.
At'an.tc dig not Justify the Inference that The wheat
n, ,ead IN e t M SssSet Ss
c!.ned ~ sfe reacted t9 slac fen on to ssc and
closing III &c asked Seller November ranged Ut u
ped Il aa tS {ss S Il I S'ss a ss xsrS So
pe t. e o'f Se~ g. IL ~s
nominal nt aHo1 n1 & sfhsr t to buy
o. q il sppn app
Ct about e decline. WIN 20 inquiry III futures:
y s.sh rTd which s!esed u 9lc except in Fulton:
u eSa, ea o f
sde Fulton Eievatt'f Ut yla: iJ bu ions-berrica at
SIS: 81 II rejcs.ed It Sec: s6 bu % sfaitoa'
s m a ba 6 81 s1gs "is 1t s 81 go 5 bu 49, HS rsa
iept ''5 nsre we5s sn; those at Toledo and St
df ne vi nS osng e he ats; Prize:
one cable. but bS another ia per centul lower and
, 1880-08-29
PORT OF CHICAGO.
ARRIVALS.

Stmr Sheboygan, Mas,itowoc, sundries.
Stmr Muskcgon, Muskegon, su1islries.
Prop Monta,M. Buffalo, suntries.
Prop kussii, Buffalo, suntlric3.
Prop Messenger, st. Joseph, sundrie5.
Prop William Livingstone, Jr., rcshtigo. towing.
Prop Saylark. Benton Hartor, sundrics.
Prop T. 5. FA1ton, South Hnvcn, suudries,
Prop Annie Laura, Muskeyon, lumber
Prop ii. Groh, Mnnstce, lumber
Prop Delaware, Buffalo, sundrie5,
Prup G. Hckux, Muskegon, lumber.
Prop Sc. Joseph, Nuskegon, lunlter.
Prop Il. e. Britain, White Lake. sl,ndriea
Prop Swallow. Mnskcgon, lumber
Prop Mary Groh. South IIa,en, sundries.
Prop Tempest White Lake. s,ndries.
Prop =. F. Heath, Saugatuck. sundrles,
Prop John Gregory. Sturgeon Bay towing
Prop Lawrence, Port Huruu. st1udries
Prop e Campbell. Ludington, lumber,
Prop George Dunbur, Muskcgon lumber.
Prop Trader Muskeg,n, lumber.
Prop Dean Richmond. Buffalo, s1nflries.
Prop New klsa, Grand Haven, towing.
frop Favorite. MenOmitaee. towing
Sehr Moses Gage. Traverse Bus, telegraph poles
Schr Euyano.ai, F1yette. cedar posts
Schr Noque Bay, Pcshtiso, lumber,
Schr Active. Peshtiyo lumber
Scnr Adirondack. Muskegon lumber.
Schr = II. Knapp, Racine, light.
Scar Ataunto, Muskegon, lumber
schr Transfer, Muskegon, lumber.
, 1880-08-29

Among many other Irish grievances which have
at times called for Parliamentary Interference
there II one which no longer exists. 1n former
days Ireland WIS afflicted with plague Ut
on the cattle in the country. but would some
times on winter nights enter villages and the
suburbs Of towns. In 1GG3 Sir John posonboIy.
in the Irish House Of Commons, reported the
great increase Of wolves, and thar the same was
- grievance" The House made law tor the
taking and killing Of them. The wolves how
ever, grew in numbers and boldness, and even
at the beginning Of the last century cuntlnucd
to be great nuisance. They are now extinct.
and SO is the breed Of large Irish .wolf-dogs kept
to destroy them.
, 1880-08-29
MEDICAL.
R|C0RD'S VITAL RESTORATIVE

partial Or Complete iupuency This stazt'snt
non will be frl!y eorrubarated by ever! III dtes&s
physician The prnc'ral canses produc'nf he e eon5a
symptoms are loss of v'enr .perfnato.i ar sIoonf
the bnkx disposition 70 arod sucety lang ,s1 aod
leucosrhe. lin fcnu'es}. ,iee:i;tastnG dreams bs
no false mudesty ven. the p7rent l! ~ sha re.ut
child OF this great evil Secret hnbtts ats m n .ipoa
OF ignorance The medical protes sion ms ,ntnvA
crinnuy negligent rcticent about these n H. in-
the 1enlAnd for Increased ACCOMMODATIONS d
sane asytums ;mply attest r;,ool nh fsfooI
auency of The nervous sy,teni- II the n:tse Tesk
nnv organ ts weakened. then that p1- na TINT h54
There IS remedy in The reach Of ai, onT IT, Ro,.ts
Stood the test for over half century. nnd tn~
VITAL RESTORATIVE has been sefntin.ai. "a au r.
durxed by the Academy Of Medicine ID r. nhosphosu4
canrhnridcs other po's'n IS ltren, IN eject: ~
producing no reaction. and II pefHfa Co.
pill. and .aa PC bau o1 ~ r. Broas
hs rue Kicheiieu Paris .Frtnce1 Or r g. M Buildine
S.esnontl. sole for the T. = sansss III I'LL sea
ST Louis Mo-; box of 1U pills. g. box u '''
by mail upon receipt OF price,
CERTIFICATE
PARIS July IL 1s;3-Y 1,ue dc Ia Paix-A A:.nt1-a1s
bfty-three years old. hA been wuomtt ~ fnr thir{
5eurs nervous temperament; had su1s.eu @ vaur, With
Years with speratorri,.a, and fnz ten enIsh,eta
nervous debility and en:ire impotence. sv snr ben-
years he tried every known remedy ~ ~ Kicord3
st He sama 70 me and fnr e"rhs no vas n
aged huI insisted upon his continuing Ms si ni yius
nine months he Was restored u o,,;iaran' III
got married and has 1vo nne xar cnrcd w!:hnss
days, lis in six weeks. III between ar i Ia uine
months. between nve and i,ii sf e pPiEK1GoKn:,
Medicine de m liospita,
ROID Hy ALI. DE 49, I'll.
vANSCUAAf,K. STEVENSON + CO. Chicssvl lrrsds
Wnulesale Agents 1o to7 49,
, 1880-08-29
MARINE NEWS.
Grain Freights Quiet and Steady
Coarse Freight Firm.
Local and General Notes With
out Number.



Grain freiehts were active at cents for wheat
and ~ cents for corn to Buffalo. The engaHe-
mcnts reported were: For Bufafo-Propeller
Dean Richmond and schooner Hazard, Wheato Oh
through rates; schooner +. N. Knapp, oaFe
Baruum and Adventure, wheat ut cents'
6chooners Sunnyside. Owasco, Northerner pro-
pellers Wocoken, Minneapolis, Scotin, hussla'
Concsteogn, corn at ~ cents; schooner 6corgeF'
corn through. To kingston-Schooner west
Side. corn at S1z cents; schooner Rising Star.
wheat. TO Collingwood-J. Drunmond. corn
through; schooner Felfowcraft, propeLGr Can
ada, corn. To Montreal-Propeiler GnllfoTnt'a, t'ot
wheat on private terms. To Erie-FropeLeIs
Lycoming, Alaska, Delaware, corn throu4h. 10
Sirnin-propellcr Lawrence &C corn: Gapacley' a.a
$50 GOO bushels wheat and 6s5ou pusneis Gotn fa,+
Coarse freiehts are firm aud highcr,-ln fAct,
gradually advancing. Agents VII! NOT report
rates where an advance is obtained.
DOCK NOTES.
A strong wind set in from the northeast yes
tcrday, causing a decided riso Of wnter in the
river and a prospective arrival OF fleet.
Evidently now the fall weather has arrived
with hard work for the reporters, ,,,.o. ra
the last out of the Chicago Companys ary-
docks. The scow South Haven is In dry-dock
at the same yards, receiving keelsons.
Yesterday afternoon tho steam barge Georgo
Dunbar crowded the stcam-bAr@c Trader INTO
the north harbor pier ut the lighthouse, win
upwards Of 400 feet OF room abreast roa,, Dr aer'
Evidently the Dunbar must pay. unless le can
be shown that the Trader failed to answer
whistles
One Of the Northern Transit Line steamers
had her stem twisted by collision with q mud
scow, opposit the Airline Elevator, night be-
fore last
The schooner Maria Martin. which lost her
jibboom on Thursday evening and received
new one night before last, run back LAST evening
because OF u heNtl-Wuu. g:
The railroad bridge ut Sixteenth street Is out
of order, and requires six men to swing 1t from
the abutmcnt ...--.
Among the arrivals here yesterday we're the
schooucTs Savcland, F. u. KNAPP, and Monitor,
from Milwaukee tD load. ......
The schooners Westminster and BROOKLYN were
in Miller Brothers dry-docks yesterday 1or
culking.
, 1880-08-29
Excluding the Jews-A Test Casa IA p.
Nude Regarding Their Admission IA
Hotels.

H0Le4&s
Ne1o Fork Sun.
Mr.. 3. F. Lteber, OF the firm OF Lfeber 4 son,
81 Beaver street, has determined to make \ rer
cnse to ascertain whether any person c1n laT.
fully be denied accommodation at pubIjchon,.
on account Of his religion. Mr. Lieher aIe7ss
that he wa refused admission to the St. Yarfs
Hotel, at New Brighton. Staten Island. far TIA
reason TINT he is Il Hebrew. He has sued th*
proprietor OF the St. Marks Hntel, .|r. Frrier.
ick Lackenmier, for $500 damages The cor.,
pIaint sets forth that Mr.. Lieber w;s Refused ~
commodAtion ut the st. Marks H'.tel for tka
reason, as the proprietor pretenazi thar TIA
rooms were all full. When he was about Iea5.
ing the front door guest of the hOtel asked
him 1t he WAS not aware of the fact that rule
had been made by the proprietor against tn
future admission Of Hebrew guests Mr Meber
bases bis complaint on the opinion Xiyeu by
Judge Stovey. which is that an inn-keeper Is not
to refuse guest who is ready and able to aJ
lin suitable compensation: that, on the col.
trary be is bound to receive him, and Il up0u
fulse pretenses he refuses he is liable to II
action.
The defense OF the hotel proprietor will b
that all his rooms for guests were actually nd
truly occupied at tho time Of Mr.. Lebers ap,
plication for admission, and furthermore th1i
Mr. Lieber has been guest OF the hotel fse.
quently during the present summer, as the hotes-
register will show.
It is wel1-known fact that the proprietor d
the st. Marks Hotel refused to let. apartments
to Mrs. Dr.. jacob and DR.. Feli1 Adler, Ut this
city, early In the season, when the hotel was ea-
tirely empty Of guests. It Is said that other
wealthy Jews are supporting Nr. Lteber In hi
lawsuit,
, 1880-08-29

schr Racine. Muskeeon. lumber
Schr J. Il. johnson. Muskegon. lumhn.
Schr Contest, Muskegon, lumber
SGhr E: f. Thompson, MuskeYon 1umhsr
SGhr Petre1, NusktK,n. lu,nber
Schr l.. J. Clark, Point ST. Isnnce ,,n,,
Schr Radical, Mnskegon, lumher 'umoer
Schr e. S. HAZARD, Buffalo, light.
Schr Transit. White Lake, rujlrnof4 t,o,
Schr Q 81. Bond. Evanston. Ijrhs LIES.
Schr Spy, Mussegon, wood.
Schr Thomas Parsons, Cheboypan tr,,
schr City of Grand Haven, Grand Hntpes Harss
schr Gity W of Grand Rapids, Grand RaD,s, "' ;.
Schr G Q; D., Grand Haven. lumber.
Schr Golden Harvest, Muskexons limb
Schr Sea- Rird. Mus:segon, lumber.
Schr Nm, Sturxes. Munistec. lumber.
Schr Monitor, milwaukee, Light
Schr Tom Pninc. Muskeson. yyoot
Schr K. E. Howard. Su,,gatuck, ra;t-n.,
Schr Y: f. Allen. Grand Haven. lumhas
Schr Planet, Menomince, lumber.
Schr Sonora, Menomincc, lumber.
Schr Lone Star, sfarinette, lumber
ACTUAL sAlL1SGs.
Prop Hilton, Pixies Pier
Schr Advance. Whitefish Bay,
Schr T. Hewlett. Grand Haven.
Schr Stampede, Elk itapitls.
Schr Orkney LASS :lcnu1uinee,
Schr Peshtigo, Peshtiso.
Schr H. 1tnnd. kewaunce.
Schr w. H. Hnwkins. Muntstee,
Schr Onward, Ford River.
Schr Iron Sides. Traverse Bay.
Schr Potomac, Frankfort.
schr Ednu. Culumct.
Schr Transfer, Muskegon.
Schr kcursage- Musktgun.
Schr Cecilia. Ianistee.
Prop ST Jnseph, Muskcgon.
Schr York State. Muskegon.
Schr Adirondack, Muskegon.
Prop Annie Laura. Muskeguu.
Prop Buckeye, Muskegon.
Prop C. Hickox, MusAcgon-
Prop Swallow, Muskegon.
Stmr ShebOyKan, ManitOwoc sundrfes
Stmr Muskcxon, Muskegon, sundries
Prop Messenger, St. Joseph, suutlries
Prop Sky1ark- Benton H:lrhor s1ndrice-
Prop William Livingstone, Jr., peshrfcn +,.
Prop Colorado Buffalo, 3iu0o bu corn, i ks 81 =
Prop Chicago, Buffalo. 5000 bu corn IN =,
Hour, and sundries~ w oss
Schr Duncan City. Duncan City, 1ao brls aor, =,
brls pork. and sundries. Y
Schr Alert. PeshtiEo, tcs lard. and sundrea
Schr Ida Keith, Buffalo, 3l,3H bu corn
Schr Hoboken, Buffalo. II 0E} bu cnr1,
Schr P. S. Marsh, Buffalo. b, ,5lO bu cnrn
Prop California, Montreal, 1870 bu wheat
Prop City OF Traverse, Traverse City, am bn
oats, and sundries. ~ "''e' u
Prop Jay Gould. Buffalo, $500 bu wheat I'm
brls flour. md sundries. -"
Prop Oneida, Buffalo, GauU bu corn m ~.
flour, and sundries. N~ aa
Schr Saveland, Buffalo, Ii, 600 bu wheat
Prop sinrv Gruh. South H:tYen, sundries
Prop Tempest, White Lake. eundrfes
Schr D. G. Fort, Buffalo. 2.OOu bu corn
Prop CITY Of Fremont Duluth, 5,ouo bu cat, nd
schr Porter. Butralo, 1850 bu wheat.
, 1880-08-29

Short ribs seller September, closed at S3.041Gta.lQ
long ceurs quoted ut $'.s5 loose and sS.15 boxed;
Culnberullds. 59SAc boxed; ion. CIT hum~. a.yAc;
81 eet picked hnlns quoted yfa10c for l7@el6 av-
era.e; green hams, sAme average, s1A984c
Bacon quoted ut G4eG1ac for shoulders. s1@ac for
short ribs, 9Ac for short clears t@ll9ac for hams,
nil c1nvased ind packed
GitEAsE-Quiet- Wo quote white at 58tc and
yellow ut 41tl4c.
BEEF-Nns aniet at S3.2259s,tD for mess, &159au0
for extrn mess. and $ls.U i3.U0 for hnms.
TALLOw-Quiet and steady ut 31l4tGac for city and
555{c for country, with slc of 81 brls city at &C.
, 1880-08-29

The earnings Of the Missouri KANSAS . iea'
Railway comnany for the third week In August
1850. were ss7. .59: corresponding week in August
1872, sG7..sE; increase, s10.2l5.
The following are the earnings OF the LOUIS
vile 4 Nashville Road for the third week III
August: 1851 sl69 so: 1s'a. So s's; increase
s-G 5e, And from July to Aug. 81: 1850, S1,a5,
I'm: 1879, sGs7., ,2.r,; increase, SI's,(Gs.
The earnings Of the Lake Shore Road tor inc
third week Of August show an increase OF S1@5'
900.
The approximate earnings OF tho 81 faul,
Minneapolis j. Manitoba Railway 1or tne eulsei1
year to aug. II were $S0,l65.Sl' agalns1 sSa5'-
OG5 81 in 1879.
, 1880-08-29

winter, cars rejected, car no graoe' caa ~
mixed, car No spring. n cars NO. oo' - :
cars No. 3 do, 8 cars rejected ll5t Wncap; .
cars No. corn. 6l5 cars and IS, ,eoo nu NO. az,
16s cars high mixed, 80 cars rejected, cur ~ ~
grade 1919 corn): 80 cars white oats, IL cars w,
Mixed Is cars rejected tG5 oats); II cars NO. :
rye, cars rejected; cars No. oares' ~ caae -,
barcv}. Total q. .0so cars), 5g;sooo bu. Inspected
nut: 72,55s bu wheat, 29,Cg1 bu corn. 2 ST. bu
oats, 40 bu rye.
Tho fol]o,vfnr were the receipts OF breadstuns
, 1880-08-29
SAS FRANCISCO, Aug. -9-The following were
tho closing quotations ut the Stock Hoard:
COMMERCIAL.

The following were the receipts and shipments
Of the leading articles of produce III this city
during the twcnty-four hours ending Mt O o'clock
Saturday morning and Tor the corresponding
time last year:
, 1880-08-29

Special Dispdtch to Tie Chicago Tribune.
NEW YORK. Aug. 2S.-ln mining stocks the
dealings to-day haye been light, and tho decline
in the stocks which made the advance carly in
the week were continued. There is general
deartt, OF news to affect the properties, and the
spectiA has subsidized into buying and SELL
ing between the c1qucs.
SAN FRANCISCO.
, 1880-08-29
by TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.


Special Dispdtch to The Chicago 7~isnHe-
Nrv- York. Aug 2S.-The stock market
onnpcd ouict and steady, and, as Eric showed
disnosjtion to recover under the continued clos
tug up Of short accounts, The entire list aoatcd
to higher prices and became dull The nuctua~
tions were nut important up to noon, when the
weekly bank statement appeared, showing n loss
of S675 900 for the week, which was less than hud
been expected. Contrary to the showing, how
ever, there was from that hour on to the close
steady supplying Of stock, which carried prices
down until at the close they were generally ut the
lowest of the week. There was csPecln!ly
free selling of the stocks with which Gould ,s
supposed to be Identified western un,1h an !a.
s,s & Texas nearly rs much, and Lake shore ~
per cent. Opposed to the general tone was the
strength OF the Hanipas, inc common anu er pse
buying by sonnet of the hestnnd strongest HOUSES
who hive information that the burlington peo-
pie have arranged to gse ,nG taf ron
erty certainty of dividends on both classcs OF
stock. ~
ncr cent since. The TRIuCSE directed attention
10 it Il week ago, which ought to satisfy all NV
ernEe spectators.
very strong, and are most likely to be advanced
If the market stendies next week AS caution
was advised yesterday aguinst buying, the au-
vice is given to-day not to sell. Could is of
necessity a bull His interests are i'll that dlrec-
tim and he cannot desire q serious break ut
this time, when the outside conditions do not
favor it.
10 the Western Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Aug. 2s.-liovernments quiet and
firm. ............
Iioilroad bonds active and Irregular
Stntc securities dull and nominal.
The stock market opened tlrm, but subsc-
qurntly declined 14@e,l per cent, and later re-
covered A@1H per cent During the AFTERNOON
the market was unsettled, and III the Mtc deal
iurs {, free selling movement caused sharp de-
cln III prices. which extended throushout II TIC q
list. Montauk coal was all exception. Ihls
stock advanced to ok. and closed ut IS bid, and
holders are confident Of still higher prices. The
market for the general list closed weak ut about
lie highest poitlt was from !:1oM per cent, and
was ulus, marked in Delaware, Lackawnnna l.
Western, Western Union. Michigan Centrall, New
Jerse: Central, Canada Southern, and Erie.
, 1880-08-29
LAKE PORTS.

speekal Dtpateh to The Chicago Trfhuns
MILWAUKEE, Aug. 2s.-It has been blowing
moderate gale from the northward to-day. To-
, 1880-08-29
BY TELEGRAPH.


Special Dispatct to The Chicago Tribune.
LIVERPOOL Aug. 2s-I1:30 a. m.-FLoUR-No.+ lis
Cd: No.3 8 Gd. ..... ..
GRA1S-Wheat-Winter, No. ]. S. l0d: No. 2. IS I'd;
spring, No. L. 9s; No. ~ Vi; white No ~ 6d no.
2, S. I'd: club No. l. los: No. = Is I'd. Corn-Sew
No, IS Id.
pROytsloNs-Pork G7s. Lard. 49, ....
LivEnpooi, Aug 28-CorroS-Dull and easy at
74a7 3lGd: saes 500 bales; speculation and export
lU0; American. 5,:6A
PnovIs1oSs-4.merican lard. 4as. Bacon-Lone
clear, ~
LONDON, Aug. 2S-LISsEED 01L-G 5s-
ANTWERP. Aug. 2s.--PETaoLEu M-zSIf
The TO lowing Wera received By the Chicago Board
OF Trades.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 2S-1l:D T. m.-F1our @ Gd9l1s
Cd. Wt,eat-Wntee IS 4tl@ss IT'D; spring. 7s 9ds!s;
whtc S. Gds9s I'd; club, 4s Gdeels Corn, s Id Fork
It's. Lard i3s. .a.
LlyEnroOl~ Aug. 2a-Wheat-Scarcely business
enough to make market; red winter, Is 81 No. :
spring, S. lid; No. do ID. Corn DUH ut 1' H. Cur
cues nf cuust-Wheut and corn dull Hrrtved-N hSat
not much DUNG. Corn in FUR demand and nrIIa. 70
nrrlve-WhSe not much doing. Curn arn. Fork US.
lard dull I'd lower, ut lis. BAcon u higher. NJ
IT'S: short clear, Ais Sd. Cheese 6s. Beef. It's 3D.
Weather tn England bright
LONDON, Aug. .:S.-i.ivERPOo1-Whea very dull;
white Michigan, IS "a; Western red winter 81 t- Corn,
IS Id. CarEoes OF coAst-Wheat auet Corn ttr1n.
Car.oes on passage-Wheat quiet Corn firm. Weather
In England brilliant
, 1880-08-29

,; - =; sS s:,EE
Chicago, burlington Quincy Is are weaker
and are quoted ut 904 asked on the Chicago
Board
The following quotations for local securities
are made on the Chicago Board:
, 1880-08-29

NOIlcy nnfErL easy HL .HTts CIf}s3uE 8L @t2.
Prime mercantile paper, T.. .Gp5}z per cent
Sterling exchange. sixty days, steady at ASH;
demand. is3!4.
To-luy's bank statement makes the following
showing: "
Loans. increase, s7l,soo; specie, decrease,
.H 100; legal tender, incrensc, $S1 800; depos-
its decrease. s., 1872: 20; circulation, decrease,
$3l.:NO; reserve, decrease. $6!H,350
The banks now hold sc, ,64j 575 III excess of their
Legal requirements.
The steamer Silesia. from Europe this morn
ing, brought s., ,425,U ,U00 in German marks and
, 1880-08-29

Boston, Aug. Is
Atchisun 4 7. list 1s...
1)J I:ind grant i8.......
DO second 7s...........
1)u land grant SIS.
boston, II. d Erie IS .
Eastern II. H. jixs.
kus. City i 1+lw'e IS. .
k.G.,St. Joe i {, Il. is.
Little Rock l. IT. :. ~,
n. I. Il y. E1lElilnd IL.
Atchison s. T.. T. K.
, 1880-08-29

LONDON, Aug 28.@ConSnls, 81 1916
American securities-Ncw is. l0'a1; AIS, III;
Is, 1l3I; Illinois Central, 1lB: PENNSYLVANIA
Central, COX; Erie, 4lM; seconds o0ts; Reading,
El+.
PARIS, Aug. 2.-Rentcs, s5f SIC.