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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-28
Coufouud Tina, letter.

The republican state committee publish
a circular which will spread thoroughly
smong the woFkihgmen OF the state, de-
pouncing the Truths forged letter, as
weakly, wicked device of the democratic
national committee, and calling on all
republicans TO redouble their efforts to
make assured victory so crushing that
such dlsreputable means of blackening
character will hereafter be given over.
They incorporate in the circular and call
attention to it. ns showing that even the
democratic press are disguised with sdch
methods. the New York Sun editorial on
the subject. and also quote the following
from the Chicago Times: THE alleged
Garfield letter and alleged Weaver letter
are both forgeries, by evidence which
would convict foTger before any Jury
in Christendom. Both were forgeries
committed by grsceless seoundrels,
whom no respectable business men would
suffer to enter the door of his counting
house, or trust with his check book out
of sight. The party managers on whose
behalf these forgeries have been COM
mitted, and through whom the furgers
expect to be rewarded, perfectly we'll
know that they are forgeries, for proof OF
it Is of such q conclusive character as
10 exclude from every rational mind all
possible ground Of doubt; and yet, not
withstanding the conclusive proof that
the document is forgery, the dispatches
tell US that the party managers, on whose
account the crime was cammitte5, are
sending out thousands of copies Of that
forgery IS an argument to vote against 0
man who never wrote nor expressed, mol
enteftained the stupid and brutal senti.
ments 10 which it gives words"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-28
Grant Betting,

Chicago, 27.-TTibule's Syracuse.
Gen Grant, in an interview, said: "My
observations in Connecticut lead nae 10
think we shall have the state by 10000.
The tariff is making q clean sweep Of the
whole country. 1t will affeet Pennsyl-
vsnis notably. / think the majority in
New York is being underestimate, but
/ see no reason 70 believe it will be less
than 40, 00O. A few days ago l had q
conversation with gentleman in New
York, whom know pretty we'll, and he
was guarding me sgainst hgzarding as
high an estimste IS ! placed on it. /
simply said to him: tHere-you smoke
and smoke; 1 will do this-if New
York declares republican by 10000 mae
jority, you send me lyon know my ad ,
dress) 1000 cigars. II New York does
not go republican by 10000, l will send
you 900 cigars 1t was not bet. YOU
U derstand; it was = pr sent either way.
as the case might be; bit $" and the geu-
eral gave shght augh, a. he flpped the
ashe- from hi burning cigar and looked
towards the wind " ard fleeing scenery.
al guess be thought he would let me nav
for my own smoKing.n .
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-28
FOREIGN Flashes

Paris 26.-Groups of deputies have ar.
ranged to ask at the opening of the ses-
sion for an inquiry into General De Cts.
| sey's war administration.
Meshed, 26.-The Shah has forbidden
the sale of corn to Russian sgents.
Teheran, 26.-Kurds invading Persis
are reported Is, 600 strong. They are ia
three divisions. The first division i
thirty miles from Tabriz, which is in
danger. The Inhabitants are barricading
the streets. Persian troops number g, OOG.
Athens, 26.-In the Chamber of Depu-
ties Premier Comeounduros, replying to
NJ. Tricoupis, said the policy of the min
istry was not TO delay the preparations
for taking over the territory assigned to
Greece by the Berlin conference until
Europe should undertake to enforce her
decisions, but rather to carry out the de-
cisious by their own action.
Badsic, 26.-1he Porte has agreed to
reduce the delay of the surrender of Dull
cigno from twelve TO eight days. There
fore, by the 1st of November affairs
Gus BIT to be settled.
Vienna, 26.-Negotiations will be re-
sumed at Kums on the Sofa instant.
London, 27.-Aleko Pasha opened the
provincial assembly. HeobserYed in his
speech that the peaceful condition of the
country was the best pledge Of happy
future for the province
A dispatch from Vienna announces
that the King of Greece has is. ued a de-
cree ordering the formation of fifty bat
tslions of infantry of $50 men each.
A correspondent of the Standard at
Paris learns from an authentic source
that Geueral Fare, minister of war,
infinitely inquired into the conduct of
General Decissey, and submitted re-
port of his investigations to NJ. Gam BETA.
1t was then decided not to prosecute Gen.
Decissey.
St. Petersburg, 27.-The man named
Wsrschofky, who was arrested IN Odesss,
is not the celebrated army contractor.
Paris, q. The BolrSe newspaper
Gays: We believe the Bank of France
will again raise its rate of dis cunt on
Thursday. 1t is rumored that 4, 900 600
francs, gold, has been Withdrawn.
The Monde says the Pope has written
the Archbishop of Paris deploring the
DEGREES against religious communities
and their application.
Dublin, 27.-At weekly meeting of
the Land League yesterday, John Dillon,
member of Parliament for Tipperary,
presiding. a reporter ofthe Ulster Gazette,
conservative journal, was ordered to with
draw Letters were read from Justin
McCarty and Frank Hugh O'DonRell,
both members of Parliament, expressing
n desire 10 join the lesgue. A resolution
was passed Teciting that in view Of the
prosecutions of the league, we call on the
Irish race throughout the world to an
swer coercive measures by resUlute orga-
nization, and we request Mr.. Davitt to
remain in America for the purpose of
directing the great responsive movement
among Irishmen there.
Constantinople, q The reliefs Of
Janina district have been called out.
Dervish Pasha has been appointed
governor of Albania and is charged 10
arrange the mode for efeeiirg the cession
of Dalcigno
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-28
Important minlnr Deei.ion.

Washington, 27.-The secretary of the
interior, to-day, rendered an important
decision in the MATE of the surveys Of
the Beatrice and Monitor Mines in Cali
FERNS, by the IvALp ah Cor solidated Mil
and Mining Company, on the appeal Of
Julius a. Bidwell from Commissioner
Wllllamson's Instructions Of August 10th
to the surveyor general Of California,
ana letter recently prepared by the
commissioner directing the surveyor
general to approve and deliver the plats
OF said surveys TO the proper parties with
out further delay. The commissioner
transmitted the appeal to tie secretary,
and requested him to dismiss il, to APP
prove the recently prepared letter, to give
explicit authority Tor him to dismiss all
other like sppeals, to direct the surveyor
general TO refuse 10 receive any protest or
appeal relative 10 the survey OF mining
calm except from the party entitled 10
such survey. The secretary, in reply,
holds that under his decision concerning
the surveys of the Occident, Orient and
other mines in August last, no such ap-
peal should have been accepted or for
Warded blythe surveyor general, if that |
officer had received instructions in aecor- |
dance with said decision, but
having been received and for
warded il should have been promptly |
dismissed by the commissioner. He con-
tlGues: The practice Of permitting an
claim, and its operators not
applicants for the survey in q case like
his, to protest, object file evidence, and
appeal, where no cas- IN which any ques-
ion of their right of possession, or to
patent Is involved, is before this depart
neHt for decision or hGal action, is. in
nv opinion, altogether wrong and the
uoner 1t IS entirely discontinued the bet
er 1t will be for all parties concerned.
Every proper objection can be made TO
he surveyor. whenever il is put, or
'tfered to be put, in evidence in support
4 sn expressing or conflicting right or
iaim. The anticipation Of such objec-
ion before the plat is fferei in proof of
upport of claim seems 10 me little
: rse than useless. l do not think it
ecessary for to approve your letter to
1e surveyor general, for it is not
all likely that he will refuse
obey your instructions. 1 will say,
-ilh reference to letters of that charac-
IT, directing the approval of such sur
eys, that they are not to be considered
! any way as decisions affecting the
Ierits of the cases. They will not pre-
ude objections to surveys presented in
lpport of applications for a patent, OF
tverse claims, and the spproYals of sur
,ys BY direction from your office are not
be considered as having any more or
eater force or weight than ordinary ap
'ovals of surveys of mining claims by a
rveyor general, without reference TO
'ur ofiice or direction thereirom.
Ink my decision of August 9th, 1880. in
g case above mentioned. gives you full
lhority TO do wha you request me to
ecially direct in this matter, if special
structions to surveyors general them
YES are deemed necessary, that the de-
non is ample warrant for your issuing
EN-.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-28
PRODUCE MARKET.

Following are the ruling whoiessl,
buying prices in Salt Lake City
Wheat, go q 75c. , bushel
Barley, (seedJ S1.25 p cWt; Oats, Sl.7t
Fcwt.
FLOUR-XXX Cold) S2.s5 a e2.45;
xxx (oIdl & co a 2.75 Ycwt
SHELLED OORN-Sl.25@ l.35 cWt.
BRAN-$l 90; Shorts, 81. 10 y cWt,
WOOL-Choiee Fleece 1sG20c y b.
HlDES-Prims Flint, l0c9f4c y h.
Following are the latest quotations
I -four, grain, wool, etc., in the San
Francisco market
FLOUR-Super8ne, SO 5OC94 &c, BaZers'
Extra, IS 90 ass l2I: Family gxtres,
IS l23i Wslls Walls, extra, 81 s. @ 81 IS
sbbI.
WHEAT No. l, 81 $40 40; No.
2, 81 30t9I 35 y ctl.
BARLEY-Feed, $50 SOC. for Coast
sRd75c q SOC fOrBsy; Brewing, 80 q 95
cWt.
oATs-QuOtable at 81 $50 81 4Os ctl.
~ Feed.
CORN -Quotsble at 81 O2I for Large
fellow; 81 02l for Small, and 81 05 tor
White, p cti.
HIDES-Dry Hides, usual selections,
Flint, 1871 @ Doc, Dry Hips, 19I O. zoe;
Green Sailed, heavy steers, over 55lbs,
l04c; DO, under IS lbs, I0c; Kips, 10c;
Oalf-skins, 10 q 12c.
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CALIFORNIA; Capital.

New York, 27.-Bishop Simpson. who
has been on an extended trip in the west,
SAYS tbs lsnd, the "a lroads, the steam
ships and the oapital of California are
all 10 very few hands; that the masses of
the people are poor, and that it possesses
fewer homes for working men than per-
haps any other part q the country.
, 1880-08-08

M as,Ss lsr I'd
ceipts in the Central and Nu,t Elevators a. sa1o t
aa repoea es 5 e 5u IL No
Aa BY !ons 6eTTi DO q! a;o lep Il ss 81 CO. and 2ea
g. ssss{Ss T. e sa A's" 10 'u
s!e;sS s3kfis lie ;ee %spe
sssss h ss smsn.. ss fSs T. es g.
Offerings wers about iii taken Up. tnonKh2 shippers +,
e F.surss we1s quite soE he ax1 ns5Hnt Yaii
thas t9 ts sS
enter ts long side of The Sr dsn n he nasd
r; 55 e M sa1 % nS
a. 'sss ns,s 81 90 sPa Sc 9. SO
Il Is S}S;a On e.l, '5set Toa aaf
e ss! as,f sn az Ths e.
sept xss @ es ss md f1S s
aed tho short demand August thomSh fne 1Tas T
aSsse nx sAs up IT, 5s asa
weakened ate under ilee onc1tnEs The 25asr Ind .nd
q ss'f s%a
to closing The inside. October soid 111n t5om
eSs6 eiSsins 1t 'a .ds de
&4c Track oats active old M w n
3 s So so as sS o. rsies!sS S%s @ Sc
ba y se%e y e. rac tn d nnf a on on
and rece,ed seIa sa i. a &C. seier aass
et % and d huT9st u Ga;; 6; NJ nasa Fniecsod At s1c
~ Il St ss!s ma1e ieke Ssp'sa!Ss5 sa!sT
sold s.nps c Iayers ea5'sy s bI Tas s.nnIa n1
ct t5S9Gc On tfack. Total. l,5 u bu.
, 1880-08-08
NEW YORK.

NEW YoRK, Aug 7.-CoT1oS-Dul Of IL 9-l63
II ll-l6c.
FLoun-Wenk; receipts, ea oo brl.; super state and
Nestern fa65e44J: common to x0od extra. f7tus4+V
good to choice. $.-5xpRs5; white wheat extra $4.S9
LIS; cxtra Ohio, H75e56,75 St Louis. "A o Min"
ncsota patent process, faUts8.5.
GHAIS--WhcAt steady; receipts. i57,0o bu: no. :
sprinX, <lls;slD: nnHrAded red Nas$lus5f No. ) do.
:lussluA Ny. : d. *!ts4Ss,s;ls; ~ No g. A;dm u
n. Do. iluS t<'i ba nj IT, ysi ii; 50; rcd Xaas
i = @Is ~ .,etoSsr. ls6 ba 1t eisses Corn tar;
sTaded. 4asi*14c: Nv: = 44s4oxc: ryAnd ye!iow tao
mixed Western. as~4ic: white Western. AS54sc
H3rASfe aa nad uh,eiea a5 sE esP!n yeaPn 5c new
New York s.ato, NSs5lc. lair TO chu1ce- ,.< ,,
GKUcEHlEs-tone quiet bur nrni; it1o. l47sc; no
quiet but atcady fair to good refining. 7A,s7;,e M
Moassea quiet and unchanged hice-Demana tais
xrisoLEuM-strouger; United, NC; crude, 7$s7.lo;
'epafa Tat.aowmFirn y vi esee4e ~
TcErEST;SE.. ;7sS. .stiont II t's1s md higher; soc.
EGGs-tu,et but st.ndy; ta9l3c.
LEATuElt-In guod delnand: hemlock4 sole Bnenos
Ayres. and AZ Ito Grande light middle, and heaV5
NuUl-nemund fair. and market arm; domesttc
deesc, Ss.2a*cj pulled, 25oc !lnrashed. las'c; Tex
a.e ss sns ans gfses
@ as asasf Iard sti ss1os os aad d hshef; plne .an
HurrEn-ouset bnt steady; I4sc5c. ..o,
CMEEsE-De!nund fair and market nr1n: S]89l0!9c-
MErALs-Manutactured coppcr, quiet and un, IN,
ur1n; scotch xs&,9e2s5o; Amsr1can' FL ahs.dl hus-
~ R1iGNGS,, IIis1.ss; ,' ssiS; clncb!! s.,oaasa
, 1880-08-08
! the years iialned:

Present Indications are that rates will r,llc rs
high us this average for the remainder Of the
sen60n- 1t Is estimai ed that the wheat crup of
with plenty Of old wheat in the bins beside.
The corn is boundlcss in its Promises, and the
same may bo said Of almost every product of
the SOIL With all this there Is good prospect
Tor large foreign demand; hence millions OF
money now lying N the vaults Of the Old World
will lind their way into the pockets Of our pro-
ducers and carriers the cu1nlug year.
. The really pleasant feature Of this coas1ing
trade Is that all the money made in it goes tu1o
inc pockcts or our own people. In this respect
1t IS entirely different frnm the foreign trade,
nearly al tho tonnage OF which Is owned in
EUROPE; Consequently the freight profits 81! so
tncro also. But as long Us the present maritime
laws arc maintained taud they will be so long as
me miepunAcan party remains in power, The
benefit Of Americans. The Democratic theory
that foreign ships should be admitted to this val
uanle business On an equality with our own Is
Qe's1asfn nDaoC. No yessel-oHaer Of ealEaK can
, 1880-08-08


HOG PRoDUCTS-Were irreeular1y nrmer.~ Hogs
were called "c1cled over the <ucL OF very small
supply the day, while Liverpool rep"rted ad-
ynuce OF id IN lard and 5sGd In meats There was
ony light demand for PORK here, but holders were
timer owing the news. Lard WIS In beher de-
mAnd. and the september premium ncarly dlsap-
pcnred With the closing up Ut august deiiveries and
the saltnp down OF the round lots to carry ag1inst
futures. Meuts stronger. with better 1ocll do
nand apparently better inquiry for export The
packing of this city is reported agsrcgnting
2,Ol2lUy hogs against lsl,uN for the same time last
yeus, and l.3>:auU Tor do in 1s7a
MESS PORk-Nas uTiDef tor this month ana next
elusnk shade higher viii G October CIused ut de-
tlinc Nf lUc per br from Fridays lueBt quotations
The iatest prices apuut 5l5 for rUunn ep0l
setter August. or seller September, S1S3 seller tco D.
ber and Ill IL for November. reported Ut
tumsr ala 5s1A t,75o bss seller October ut <l3i5
s155.15: ~ bris setter November u. g.. ~; and 25o
Dris selier .Isnunry SLID Totai, l3,2lN brls-
LAlD-ltankeu Hnd closed .hAde higher on tut
urtA, with advance Ut shout ;c l lbs ss'ot
closing Mt ~ tor und Iuts sput " heer August
Safes werc reported Of u spot u: $7. II, ,AN Ns
seller september :d s,A0 tca seiler Oc-
1oper ut *..;a5ev47.H- TOTAL, ltstn Les.
MEATS-Mildles advanced 5e4j3Gc per 1u0 lbs chiefly
OIL lucal fulurcs, while shoulders we're dull. sa.cs
we're reported Ut 3tkhNU lbs snort ribs ut slV
and scl.er August, seller September, fh:ets
5.ao seller October and f'5 seller Jhnuury; :N lbs
<iy 1tU pc nuns liz ltaJ Il! i9sc; ann ~ tcs
sweet pckieu hnns lis lbsl ut w Prices OF leasttn9
cuts vi meats were about as follows 1T O'CLOCK Tor
pIt.ly-cul ed 1Ots:
, 1880-08-08
BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN.

FOKEIGN.
Special Dfspateh to The chicago 1F3otsaA
LIyERpooI4 Aug. 7-l1:U d. u..-FLoUn-No- !. LBS;
No. =, lls.
GnAts-Wheat-Wpter, No. !. los "a; NO. sS loo
sprlng. No. l. Is Id; No. =, I'd; white No. L. Ios y O.
T. Is I'd: club. No. lbs ID; No. = IS 3d. Corn-Ae"' No.
l, IS SID.
PKoyIsIoSs-Pork, 62s. Lard. 40s:~
LIVERPOOL. Aug 7-Evenlug.-eoTToH-E
but not quatab,y lower Ut lS-t6&G t5-16d s;ites.
6,uLO bales; speculation and export SUI American
5.gM ...,,
fNoy1s1oNs-Americanla lard. +ls- ShortclcaF oacon'
is. ~. a<..o
REFINED lPErHULEIIN-Z5s.
ANTWERP Auk. .1.-rETtOLKUM-Z254I:
Tile following were received By the Chlcaeo 0onEo
OF TrEue:
LIVE. rouI., Aug 7.-Whent,-Not much doing; REQ
winter. LIS Id: No. spring, 9s Id No. do q 20 tofn
steauy Ut 81 Nd CarKues on cunst-N neat nn!i; ~.
2sprnH declined Sd und California ~ Cofli
In far delnund nj A advance. Arriyea-W neal Gu:es
and steudJ. Con quiet und tlru1 ~ hErise-N Hcat
Not lucb doing. Corn in fn!r demand Ut 81 advnnce.
Pork. Us Lard nrmer and I'd higher u ~. haGGn e
higher, lis. TxIov. lis. Cheese :8h beel o.s:
Acliguu and Western red winter, lbs; Spring. NJ" 8
Is 5d; No. !, VI Id. Corn steadJ. nARK LANE E-Saf
Koes on heat quiet ind steady; talr efake
Nu. sprtllE. 45s; fair ayern1e CaiitnrntA fs corn
nrmer; fair average American mixed. - 3D. CarToee
on passage- heat quiet; corn drua; ihtf AVeIase "
American mixed corn for prompt shlpment o5 Sa1s
Us tdsH14A
, 1880-08-08


FLOUR-was quiet and unchanged. There mas
The new use not p.enty yot, but nEe offered moze
ers un private ternn: w brls double exlrns a. &as
on p.trn,c tcrn,s Tota,. w bEs Export tours we're
quoted 1T s4.Uhs4.;5 iur goud to choice exitaa
U1uEk M.LLsTuFF:s-Herc In good demand ana
steady. sizes Il cars bran IT f!.ans90; chfe
mtddlings tll7s laU; aU bris oatmeal OIL private
terms; and coa1se coFn-mea Ut Sla0 per Ion on
STRING WHEAT-wua again quiet, but somewhat
urner, advancing c and closing AZ ahoTe me latc1t
prices OF Frldny. vhe Top pE1cc Mnt noWese1, VH.E
uarkets quiet and steady. an: there was ilste
chu1lxe lusE, while tne wcnther n thc esl
hue, aud uldurs ratheF source here hui our ic
selps were very sht and hnys @ On tsa9 ss
ax wh.,n our stocks in store nre Kruwtn9 !sss
u free shipping movement These Iac.s made ircsA
opeFators nEm in their views esIttciAty " "ln49s
:ns rnsst ~as in good demand toE spmsns T. hea ~
watching the naTact With euger eyes for
ssvsfa. ever. weeks past wal: 70 nee
sght on sharp up;urn has made sho sellers c;n-
Ssptcmeer opened al sasc, advanced to DC and 1el
ohck ~ 9E4 ut the close UcioIscr sold 1t H5eG5'c,
so,d Il sss Mc. closing Al The - inside SPOT sales
.Fere reported of l3U old No. At :<Lc 7ub bu d.
y. specini ht'use nt Vic; H>1U bI do at elE:Sc
e. 1a ~. new at Sic; ~ hn rejected at 6ec n ou
niamped 3innesota) nj Jl54c
WMEAn-Mas IN bette. demand and
eanaa1d grade. The receipts continse smi er than
was etp.csed and those 1t other points d. not ex-
Ae ID 1c<atsa 20 tass there - tur 1-am bctag tho
, 1880-08-08
Get Up!

At the Panoptikon Of Dresden there IS on OK.
hibftiou curious piece of mechanism. entitled
which is set over night to tho hour ut which the
sleeper wishes to arlso in the morning, Which,
when it reaches the bed, as mild p cltminasy
s., placed ~ to cast It's rays directly the slug
gard Should this gentle hint fail, i've minutes
later the bed automatically falls asunder, caus-
q force aua cuidenQes5 that prove fat2l to
n!uIuhfr, -
, 1880-08-08
NOTES FROM ABROAD,
anon rYMEE ron eAt.f]frpa

The season Of 1850 that opened 30 ausplciousy
for vessel-nwners and boatnen continues in a
very satisfactory condition. Frei9h1s by both
lake and canal were good on the average for
July, notwithstanding TINT O determined effort
was made at the West to depress rates. The
following statement shows the average freight
on wheat and corn from Chicago to buffalo by
lake. and the average on tho same cereals from
Buffalo to tho East BY canal, for tho month Of
July in tho years tanned:
, 1880-08-08

RIc0RD'S VITAL RESTORATIVE

fIny . per cent OF the hu.n.n race arc victims q
pnrtal Or complete impotcncy. This startling assef.
ton VIII bc fully corsoboraied by every tntaiN9eoe
ha principal gaodnGf ~ 1ss sonnoe
IT, t. disposition to AVOID a1o soclesy ana,of etoouY
leucorrhtra IN fe1nn e-,. initiating dream. &e L
no false nodestr pzcvca the psen. from warning ~
s9d OF this ;rsat ey Seere' h.b.'s a-s he 5sna
crlm.nay negligent rctfccnt about she%< things -
the demand for increased Recommendations at tho n"
sanc *v!ums amply attest ,....,fosv
that No vital acton can tnse PLACE excep 0oIar in
n2ency of the sy.ten- It the neesa sV.4E
aGy ORGAN Il weakcped, then that or:an sh.t sss
lhefe = a remedy IN he reach OF ~ o4T R.coeT9
S;o0d the test. 70: over Eaf cen urg. "; -S ~
VITAL RESTORATIVE has been scsu'tnlzeo ~ ~ ~.
dor*ed by THO Academy OF Medicine in Pafs a. hu
cnn.hnrtto:* or other poison; Is purely sE& ss
producing no reaction, ard il permanent IN eEecr
snEa' .cnn,ed pill and had nf levAxsof 49, -, -
ss snn s1 raPs u, 7 Or ns e. sudn
oJ mail upon receipt OF price,
CERTIFICATE
tAkts. July H. lS73-l3 Rue do Is t'alx-A Mf. r -
nity-thrrt yen!s old had been widuwcs
yeAF% nerv"u. tmpesA.nent nad sunesea 70. '1t wv
nervous debility and iro inlputsuc! toT
tsars ne tfpd every known remedy "ltuont ~
sEt tic t7snac to uc and advised him 70 "
vital itcstoTntivc After four months he ras "a H
nEe but tne.ttsi upon his cuntin.!'ng t!s use tu %
nlne months he restored to fn!t heato anu 'a'
-snt married. and has two ftnc children <.th4nu
cay ii1 ~ rix woHks 10 between tno anG ~ nas
tnn.h* mnnth* oes"ccn nvc and ~ MONTY rntT9HT1GoRo
'0'ND' Medicine al as ia II Hospital Charity
S11,n RY ALL DNTGGfsFs. m
VAN NSCl1AaCk. STEV VESSUS CO. Chicszo:r ~
Whncsa:e Asen : for the drug I5.o3
, 1880-08-08

Short ribs. seller september. closed at E.a.16s1s5
Long ceurs quoted u &t:u loose and $'.M boxed;
Cumbertaids. iy315c uoxed: iopK cut hams: 54YE
sweet-p!ukled hatus quoted nj Ass5Sc Tor l1lo W.
etr1xe; green hams shme xversh:e. t9sJ'aac-
Bacon quoted 5txa.5Nc for shUuideres t4@Sc Tor
short RIBS. oalc short cleafs. aal4c for hams
all canvased amt pRcked.
GHEAeE-Qutet. We quote white Al aG172c. anu yer
tow ut 4t945fc- .,~,,,.
HEEt-Nns quiet at $d25GaO for mess- Ai5G3O
fur extra mess aud <I:.txs42lN tor hutis-
vALLUW-Quitt ind stcAdy II 55kNso9tc 1ot clV ana
a16ts253lc tor ruNutry.
, 1880-08-08

GLEAN1-tGS~
The Toledo IQnde soys: '.The combined stor-
age capaclty of tho several grain elevators now
ln Toledo is 3,6J7.000 bushcls,-xreatcr than that
Of any other port on the lakes wifh the cxcep-
tion Of Chicago- When the monster elevator
now under construction shall have heen com
pie;eSd the storage capacity will pe increased TO
At lasr accounts a feet Of twenty -r.no vessels
were whiting at Toledo for carToe4 Of grain.
To show how rapidly the grain shipping trade
In Toledo Is increasing IT may pc stalea tnAt t.le
shpmeuts Of wheat and corn. by lake, from the
opening of navigat ion up tu the present tme. 90
not fall far short uf all tho wheat und corn ship
enual to to those Of ISIS. The fgurcs are: 1879,
1;,ssJ,;;5 bushels; 1851, to date, Ii, 7s5 6s4-
Thursday evening four boat carriages TOT use
at the life-saving stAuons: ot Nuskegon. Keno.
from Milwaukee,.
The seam-barge 1ra z. Owen dies q Garfield Carte
Hancock and English hag which WIS recently
presented to the Captain.
Capt John +. Preston, or the schooner senator
Blood, WIS arrested day or two since. while MS
vessel passing through the canat at 81
Catharne. charged With having. in May last,
stolen dug fs1 Ma1 nn ball 6 unt he
14th inst - .-.-
it viii cost about 5000 to repair the schooner
pletely from the hull, and she sustained other
% Joha i: Merrill has completed the purchase Of
the steam barge Suhant FIR himself Capt: f. 5.
Stone. Ut Oconomowoc, and John Fitzgerald, OF
this city. The price paid was *5U.nuO.
ColiinEwood Town Council has granted 500
for the purpose Of m aktng further test of the
facilities of the plun for building dry-dock-
The tonnage Of the new Toledo schooner r
Hailuran is 663 81 100 -.....
The body of Lizzie Consandine, who was lost
overheard from the steamer Metropolis on Sng-
tnaw hay ten days ago. has been found near
Point au Gres.
Al Bellrvi,c, Ont, on tho Sd inst, the
schooner Tr:snobemontague WAS driven on the
bur by a violent suuall The tug Bonar pulled
her Of. :