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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-12

1t is unfortunately the case that few
people are accustomed to trace cause and
effect with any care or thoroughness. If
they did there would have been no dispo-
sition in any quarter to regard the Consti-
tutional provisions concerning railroads
with approval, nor would the recent valid
alton of the Thurman Act by the Supreme
Court have been viewed in any other
light than as calamity to the people of
California. For that Act compels the
Central Pacific Company to take from its
earnings 81, ESQ, coo year for the payment
of a debt which is not due for twenty
years. Now the Thurman Act is direct
and heavy impost upon the company, and
forces large reduction of its avail
able funds. A railroad has but one
source of revenue, and that is the
public. When, therefore, the Central Pa
cifc is compelled thus to pay its debts
before they are due, it is driven to increase
its charges, to the end that it may be en-
abled to earn the money extorted from it
in defiance of the express provisions of the
contract between the company and the
United States. If that contract had been
honorably maintained by the Government,
it is certain that the natural growth of
commerce would have enabled the company
to meet its obligations at their maturity
without in the meantime putting any press
ure upon its customers. But as the case
stands it is perfectly clear that the extra
money must be earned, and experience
proves that it cannot be earned without in
creasing the rates of transportation. The
railroad is here between two fires Congress
compels it to pay 81, 250,OOO year into a
sinking fund; and California demands
that it shall reduce instead of raising its
rates of freight and fare. Evidently the
company cannot serve two masters, and as
evidently it must obey Congress, whose
action has received the Endorsement of the
Court of last resort. The Supreme Court
decision on the Thurman Act had the effect
of removing the Central Pacific from the
jurisdiction of the State. This important
fact we have already shown at length, and
now the first practical results of the usurp-
alton are beginning to make themselves
felt. When the Court decided that the
company mast paw this money. ii really
decided that the people of California must
pay the greater part of it. It is vain for
this public to imagine that it can traverse
the DEGREES of Congress and the rulings of
the Supreme Court. The Thurman Act
must be obeyed, and in order to obey it the
desire of California for still further reduc
tions in transportation rates must be ig-
nored.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-12
Mortality Report.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

knights or Honor -Califnrnia Lode,
No. $50, Knights .of Honor, will meet in their
haul corner Ninth and X streets. THIS monday
Ey. MING, at 7:30 O'Clock sharp. Work in the
Secon Legree. A full attendance of members OF
the Il dye is desired. Visiting members Of the
Order are cordially invited to spend the evening
With us W d. STALKER, Dictator.
p l. HIcnNAH, Rep rt=r. tB. CT jal2l II
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-12

tion THIS ~tMonday) EVENING. January u
1850 at o'clock the directors OF the sad AsSgc ca
W 1,"navs on hand The stock of the second series
is now ready for delivery. All sub -cribers are are
reomested to make prompt payment OF their hrst
iesgrann,ert {. WEISEL, President
"s ~ ,'' W. ". Sec-etarv jal2-1t-
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-12
STAR MILLS AND MALT HOUSE
NEUB0URG q Lagos,

AIoS. 80, 50 AND 81 FIFTH ST., SACRAMENTO,
~ dealers in Produce and Brewers' Supplies
Manufacturers of Malt and all kinds OF Meals, etc
Oatmeal, Cornmeal, Cracked Whe Graham Flour
fincswhea- Flour, etc. dl7-lp, I
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-12
NATIONAL CAPITAL AFFAIRS

ESPECIAL TO THE REcoRD-uKIoN.l
, 1880-07-09

sses. aone,s ss.,s. p.'s', a. aaS;s: = ..ess
TINS Mt as' 40 .scss low grade. At oes.oo and 10
Ds -four mas % ss,s Hs
:% 4; :ss;s ~; :.ss .ss
5m s,s: rsts ss, e..n ~ ss ~ %
sna ear: eoa9,e II ,ls pot ton on ssoos
.emo.s.t Ia. se,!,c sna .s,ln =.
sSsn1 aSs III @as s o % eI" % md snd"a
srrata sS as res.st from @ tss 9S,s s.1s
II asS sa ey Mefe n
w, ss s g H Il .ses
ssss In! IL
sss g. "s @ ssrs .. ss ;a sa
:! sr.s ss' "1sse sss ssh sss w." sfssn s
ill., s $ss .sFi sGs sS% s
sa es 81 ws II sHs s
n,St M 1sss FSAasaa FS ' fSsF SSSS
9ss, IN, h'Is5s ssIs5 4
~ n: sss,ss sS s.Ss
sSrss 's H:Ss y g. H. !. ss :sas' III MStS
ss!%s % Ct Ct III Il II i" II s
aatN11T IWTYI II II .4wn, In fair tcmnnd for .rot
L.. 81 ~ - III ,,,rvs - rit "hf tnnm,rv Tar
int"ras. The n.'.4set W. r' but lid not si1nnee
~ ~ n liz sn a sr rs II f % Il, a. III. fT M III aint
sains xnrr ri,,ttn ~ " hi hi SU rnt nt .NiSstHs,
Vii III fnI,u nrrina ,in ~ itfif I'M bg H1inpiu
~ ~ Tt,f Il M tfi III H., III II, ri xia II fss
t,uItS--Wes noIifg md ttsrtf advancing J&ttt<o
frDlH tha 1hlc:t ptlccH ~ Ntanotlny Mnu ttuslha
trn. lhverpDu was rstN,rten !{1 pef schtai inMnr.
hMt IL oar r9STM1 1fo Me1G s"a; stnnd s
mt don,and. Lake lre'tt!n were Mwer' !r,a S,d
TIP: nso rss .ome orSr@r. , n"rTnM. apant ;a
lie esop nsse5 pnin:sd bsser, sess AusI;i soI,i
curly n Then r. .tS deS}inc9 T.. ,s:as . ta e 70
az oo,K a. ;to nI wh tsesh rsssts SSH ss ~ ss
5ertcd ,f III; ~ hu No. aI,a hEi, O.! M
2 ~ now htui.nlixe ~ is4e' Airy ~ heW hiMeM
on t.nEs 1%nl bu tdMt 1fs Mn DoaFu csrs'
, 1880-07-09

FO1kE{GE,


Special Di&pdteh to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
l.1vrIlroul~ July s--if:N n. m.-rLoun-No.L l. 12ss
Observation-Disclosures. No. /. los. No p ps ID,
arrlna, No. l. d +it No. s. !di whct No. l. 9s d'
No. 2 81 I'd. club. No. 1. l0si Mo. , "a I'd. Corn
Now. No. "a lid.
El.lyKNru0t, July a.-CorToN-1n good demand at
i3-ldAG 1S-lGd. kalca 1ouD bacat speculation md
IMPORT. i.sUo, American. 1,@n
lll.kAnsrurrs-F Firm, California white wheht b OIL
9s Sd do club III t!a1,s rcd Western spring, s. GdA
n Id, rod Western wn.or, ~ lld3Ds. Corn-Now
Western mlx1d. ~ It'd.
FA1LNw-Flno American. 80 3D..
rc'ISsa' hSsS s;sasa:' sn' A-sF'''' fsf"o'1o"-e's''
ltSsEEn O!f~Ns.
HrtNlrs TuNrEHrINE-Hs.
ANTwknr. July B.-rErl1tEttM-EfNf.
1t.e f9liorlnR wurc rocclved by tho Chicago Board
l,svEIruot,. July a;-whons son9!nr npward,
81 G'SS ;shs; !'!
Ssi'sF n,Sos vii N s;sSS; ;S
~ oh K tf q has9 Il W.
III. WtatlIer II l:,Elani iair =, -,
fass,Ia eisih.. i Sas:s lid; while 5islsaa es VI.
rs!sr,, rel winter. ~; spring 81: Il q, Nc.
catsoss a1i saast s;roas: I,aerssn re "ii.
tor ~ ''%t corn atTonxs ta,r asp,SEo sMorSnn
n!and and study. Goua thlprtns Enlit9rnn WHEAT
aa? Se 81 aa ifis masas ~
~ az "'Ss T"s " ~ .eEsS Es
's " II. a. WsSf Il aof Eg%a
, 1880-07-09
REAL ESTATE.

Tho following Instruments wcro tilcl for roc
ord Thursday, July8:
,... CITY PROPERTY.
Ccntr8 ~, = y cor VI ElnGteenth 1t, Ut, <g1i3
dated July testeto Ol pavid Les 10 j1hn. .,o
wit Sihsissnil Il y Ii ut W.od, li1s '
seSs; M !. 1 KS;;;i W;S;ii: i6SS;.;itt:. w
sssI % s.e :. ..o""" ..4.' ;" -. esu 100
F1ad COMPANY ssan
I9Ai Il da!ea July iAlSrts ienty % sa,ioG. 21;0
dnlad July y t!auuaA fteehlAn ~ Annie up. ..,
MN SS'sFS;'4 4afs.
HS9 Il d g 6 s.ssd e ns'tss 1s;s II III &
ss;:s IL; III i asS
K,ldGr Observation-Disclosures. 1HN
wcSd H. IslsG.n EsiIiesni' lid N!iieiy;ainth
II, ta9'ss 4: dated June <ucuFss u, Wustta 80,
$.,sl S$;S ;jS i sGiy;{: i isJ
uiekasy Il; ii ii y II issiins,: I, 1ti II,
1asA Juiy : sk. MnFns % y: 4 NaltonJ..." D3
o;*.IiS stk a, oilass :2ss s1s
Ass!.a III s,sfs s1 \ si5aioS lid @
asssI IL e. 'spSfss y ps, es'se LUZ .4p
cen1HtcA 81. - y y " VI HGtAeiit WI - I'M -
20 l!siu. Wttishl,....,,.. .,,.....,...... Aal
WIS., asssa ii; jss,s. a sf osiiss &2ise i,
Or 81 "
Fo1tJ'nzst ~ ltatto Of ssUlsell ~, I. ssxiH
, 1880-07-09
A Had NIun from. fsodlo.

YfrQ.nfa {Nes.I LiFuntcFt. IA,
C-strcct ssitoi, last Ili9ht takng ther toddlcst
nnd t'lking OVER tho situation, ~ chcagn te. =. =
tween slrin'ks Mt uno IN the or..'st could 6o
militia oil'cors, two mntng experts FROM skow.:-'
hcga, Me-, mid tho attor a reformed prcacast. (,
Wis just sserting m' ut It tic M so tiae @ thfoSas III
b. ,ot9rlnliy tortryd r my man could MAKE; NE
duur 0lloned suddenly Asld II Btraliucr entered
with swugNrr. The strAliKcr wUro hls hat :;
yory much :l!.w'l over hls lctt eyc carried hb !
bent hts shoulders forw,r, md bud tho Eencta!s'
appearance. VI u very lult nun. fft nl0uchedE
prospegtlyo drink of ono ur tho militia officers
urllod the tuinb'or, AMI turned toward tho o1';;
palsoi.. - -
trio buslnessl Well, now. I'm a telIln yer that
It's my ratkut unl when 1}uwlo>Ijlll pitches tue :
c"Ea SvSry surs1 in town has jos gut to foo*
With these Introductory remarks, tho stranfer.
drew bowiu-k!,lfo and 1abbed tho silver do!at!
Showing Il toward tue .,stonIshed eolupoundorqf Of
cocktlls, he snIt: -:
"That's 3o9d for ciHht drinks. harkeepsE, p ~.
.hS "sa '"S yss and so5 S @
ha H " ss tooS hsk e ns ssa
the point Of the kulro and set out tho whaHJ
bottle and two glasses, taking care to keep a.
seemed to losc Ill interest ~ politics ct onee,
a1i drew aw1y from tho Ind Man Of bo;lls, III *
ayy # s,l,o S tt M wtsa sa to aons1, sS os
sutned in uIr nf abstraction, ns though ho beg
tho do,r. Thu l,aA Nun chncked tho oxodus ey
stopping out with hlA knife, and aaylng: "hor
tGtos sons szsr ~ hsre thSts fst dy9 I'll
willing to t0 1t. or Course VIC arc. Step up,
Kentlytnon. nt.1 tako your medicine with oas
, 1880-07-09


EAtTI.E-Wlth nTyply -lncreItTtd aMtr1y Tho H,nr-
kptrn1nl ensiSr. Texas cattle sold vol lp tn provi-
o,ls rifcn md nnttve Bntchcrn sttlH md stockora
saiub,o ut pretty full deurcs. but shipping and
oxpart cattle wHro G@l0e lowsr, ana 1cro hnfi fu
NJ tho decline. During tho curly hours vur, lit
tie tfndI,,g done. tito min seriously Interfering
with operations, but 1ntGr considerable business
dane, e,shipsrn md tho local rne bnylnR with
Eesa frc1ilou. Tho mnfkot WIS not l!uMGvnr. Mt nny
tlm1 nctre. and considerable paet ut Tic dnyH
co!ps rouancl In tic yards Mt tho cl0fe Heavy cat
tla 10 EreAt GxtDnt noalectcd Sotler extk,rt-
0ra nor .tprera wnntcd them. and Unty fow
bsi.chcn changed ands ut Tho decline. Pony stesrs
sold moro rcnd1ly than heavier weights, nnd tisy
woro fnr frun, being ncttre sales rangrd from e.
R1S for infar,nr Hr,,tes i, &lssGt75 for extrn with
tho bulk Ut <taIM fur siIlpnluE soNSa, md ut {1s
aa1 for TpxAH Grnss ctttlu. To Arket finished lad.
qc0TArlUS3.
Extn Iiooves-3radot1 sicort, weighing lao
Clsoico iieevas-Tinf, fatMali.fornied aoofs.
wogllinK G1 ID itl ns..... ............... 4:g45o
Go1d Heayet-tS sll-tAtt1ned sIgors, weigh.
tnE LIEU tn lsu 4fal2S
Ing itEal 10 L9u a7ta4a0
DutGherH 3tnrE-Pnur to common st8urs nnd
cuf1iInn tn c1tuleo cows fur ely slaughter, :: -
. wDtsh1rt Hn 10 1.Nil lme.........,....... a3fan
At1ck Enttla-f.UHlnlOn chii1. xuRhinKdn to
bGis and scalnwas susts .......,.....,, 3tIts2.0
TOxux ENttD-EhfouHh dtUyaN ,.,,,.,,.,,, 2itxettbb
Vcats peF luU ns..,,,,..,...,. .....,,...... iaLW
, 1880-07-09

nosTuv. Juty h-Ftouft-F1rmi Western suns...u
E04saH, common cx,Ens, N.73al..s, Wlscon,,na ~
etrn, A.oE4h0: Mnncsntn cxtin* Ssnaaa, wi..! s!'
whea", Oh1o md allch'gnn tss1 11no,s anS ~
diana, sina5ssI 1t. 1dnta, e;2iaAst sptne st.a. ~
patents, N0xsA25t winter do, k5toS77h
0HAiS-Cotn In gohd daun1sd r.txod and '%.us'
&sNaIGc. Oah Irm, No. and ckra wsite "a Il, ~
FYc, tlN. "' e'As0d.
bprrk!-sycstern ohulco crenlner.ca, 7Iozso, 1.a,.
packed. lHfifci tunlmpn to good, l3c. hAate'
lcfHs-SHcAtrr11 frtthn, fttfi1o. 10. :.
tLEckiRr8-Flne,7 : au hrIsi corr. 4, GO bu. (
SltpMENTS-f1onr2 21O1 hrfdt cora. Ii, ut bur xhs.
4,NN bu. 1f HnAA
, 1880-07-09
TOLEDO,

TOLEno, o.. July 8-GHAlN--WheAt hrn, nj !
white Michigan si.nI; ambor Michigan, ti.ll No M
Wabush. spot, tUit, iuIy, l0fciAuaust csf Heptss.
bor Nafci Old No.3 red $Liil; No, red, ti0 M i
DID, u N rta CLIO; NJ mt Nc; ;o1d rejected 8n rh,s
qets No. apot and July, +uci rajcciet 1lHo 5,sts
B}fc.
GAsit,.!%Mhcst = n steady; Nc rod. July, sLoo, bit
3,LD1hlt
Eplq% " -
, 1880-07-09

.C1gyELANl,., o.. Jnly a-rkrnolsuM-Ftrmsr
standard: white, IlO test, 8Hc. t;x
ltTrsHullu, July R-rETl0LEuN = Quiet; eItat
irregular nt nt 1nrkets for ahpmontl fefns3t
1o1tG r6!lsd9iphta diosSEy; ,..:ar
kct upenad 1t sl,il{k highest tltl lowest, NiJA
clohil.E ~ SILL Shipments a8,GO oharters, 4At
tt5knbACtOub, E1kltO, e,
, 1880-07-09
MILWAUKEE.

-MfLwAUREE. July X
GaatN-Whcat trsns oponcd 1l4o hlxhcf, and c,o,.a
wcnk, Mo. 1atllrnukoo hnrt!, sttus No. Mllvan1ss
tl.o1s No. ado, afot July. M3{o August &c, Bert.s
bcr 00cl Mo- Milwaukee. Bic, No. 4, Tot reiss.s
nominal. carn firm, Mo- 4 35}ta On.s n,Ia, M :
3lac nyo nfns M !. Tic. Harley strong and htab4,
Observation-Disclosures and hIe!1or. 8Iess nor& 49,.
sital cash Hrd AnfustI 4il September. L4rd-rn@
6lcnM, RLkb GNNf1. Auxtkt, and SGHlGnbbf, tAsS
FMEtOuTA-.Wncnt to huTalo. t}fo. s. =:
nnnp+. ~ Sss1
siitrnks1s-Flour, Aap brls, whost 1,'ughu, e.,x
, 1880-07-09

II, hntcd July a nv. u. duncan 10 r. H..
WnIncn Al, j = onTnnr u furtr.hcconu at.of.
il Sciinnf Trtt.tecs,M
wcntrnTti, ~, 1,oar Hi1toth Il. v I, H;IiSj II,
dated Mar "A III. Murray to Anry +. t}lllfR}...
, 1880-07-09
l,Hu
21W


Tho following wcrc tho receipts and ship
mcnts nf tho lca1lng articles Of prs1auco In this
city during tho twenty -four hours ending ut
o'clock Thnrsday morning and for tho corrc-
snnndtnr time last ycnt:
, 1880-07-09

BurrALo, N. Y. July a-{3KA1S-WheAt--WintsT
bRres sprlnK acarco. No2 Duluth hold Ut $lJB cotu
-tinod speculative denlnnd! sales 2i1o00 bu AutaA
NJ 314t ChtA nUHls1nlf B.C. .s1rst
CANAL FHEiuuTs-Fir,n and unchanged. -
, 1880-07-09

Special Dhpdteh 10 7hs Chicago T+ib1ns: ~
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July R-GnAls-Tue Prisi
Currtnt rGnarts: Whsat-lseoclpts the t,as. week
50xs hut shipments, Eik' h!, unsettled, Nm, cslh
ccJnis tho Past wuek, lY,IH 1i, shlnmUnts, BjW bs
trnll No. cnsh, Nc: JHIy, &}3G s"I.
, 1880-07-09

DETMolr, July a.-FLoun-Flrnt. - NJ
GIlA1N-Wheat unsettled. No. white. tlOs bidi.
July, sl.0ff August, oi}ko; September. 1h}4e, and
nominal, u,slllnH No. fLulA bid; receipts hQn hui
shipments ly.uO bu.
, 1880-07-09

NKw YoltK. July a-Cotton goods rather more aet.
iv0 md there II un iMpsorct! tuuc iu the mariet,
Prints 4uIot, mud lnnns lcs4 MctIve MONS. seae
MoQlens in IIus demand, nnl t}nnnoa and blanketa
rea.ntn anlaL kentucky Iuans In better Request,
Foreign Huuds qnfOt-, =, "a
, 1880-07-09
PEORIA.

rEoRrA. III, July R-ullAsx-Corn nrm, biz,
mixed. 3IAus intxuG. :rG1die. Onts firm; No. whit
Hye scarce Mnd nominal; No. ., 75276c !.
aiGnWlSE8-ateady ut *l.D5. -. (
, 1880-07-09
INDIANAPOLIS.
OSNVlTG

1SDiASApnLts, 1nl.. July yB.-GnAtS--Wheat nflu1
Nu.,9 rcd. now, UetIc. Corn steady At 5i,f8la9ta
Outs Attudy Ut 3iGNc. ~
, 1880-07-09

=

$s! :f'ss: 81: Eli iii 81
!$i$;:: |;;$ ;$:;!; u ] ss s Z.
EE:::|; E||:: i :: :: &C. ] ~
Withdrawn from storo turing Wednesday fur
city consumption: a,059 bu whcat. 1,4e3 hu>
corn, 1,31 bu oats.
Tho following grain was inspected Into store
In this city ycstertlny morning: i car No. 2 rcti
winter wheat, cur No. winter, oArs No. . do,
cnr rcjccled, = cnra mixed, ~ cnrs No spring,
II c.l8 No. . do, 4ears rejected, Ha whcatIt al8
onrs and 10 900 bu No. cortl. V7 cars and $500
III high mixed. = cara now mixed,
Ol cars rejected, car no grndc i2
corn}; % cars white oats, 10 cars No. mixed,
II cnrs rejected AZ oats); chr No. rye, I chr
rejected do: cur extrs No. barley. Tntal
t577 cars}, 2O8,oW bu. Inspected out: 1'8,lG bu
wheat, 517.5ss bu corn, 8677 bu onts, oa bu rye,
1,7G. t,u barley.
The leading produce markets wnro again
higher yesterday, hut with rnther less doing In
tho tig4rcgnto; and tho feeling was not so buoy
mt rs tho previous t1ay, except perhaps In
wheat. THAT cereal WIS excited by the receipt
OF numerous telegrnms. tho sum and substance
OF which was TINT the spring wheat Of tho
Northwest had sustained great dcni of dnmngo
during the preceding forty-oight hours A
heavy rnin was followed 1,y hot sun. and thny
snid that tho wheat wns r,lstlng badly. The
greatest fonrs wcro for tho wheat on low lIt1ds.
That OH high lands, and tho earliest sosgrt, waH
little injured. THE reports camo chiefly
from Central Wisconsin aud Minnesota,
but somo tclcgrams coming from Iowa
Charles City and Mc0rc9or) rofcrru1
tn similar conditions with tho addition OF
chtneh-b,iRe. Thoro were, however, so1no horp
who did not tuko my stock III these rororts ono
, 1880-07-09

!as.ct-{'onn,on. 5oFsa5c; censr.!nrkt. mace M.
nInnrt Innlhtfnn nrtltnnry tn cflrtoo 5tfiSr Ase1
., .,MntETAhY-s.Rht a*ci'a1a" m Now Yurk. Nsn =.
, 1880-07-09

NEW O,.trASs, July y&-COTrux-Dul and eashrE
mddl.ng, ll9soi low mlddlIng lie; good ordlaatT
Grcat lsr.an, ss Fsnncc. AUD, sales toJ; stoet
E8,ull. - = q
, 1880-07-09

OAwgGo, July 8-uRA1S-tVhcat nomIna!Iy, Ia
changed Corn dulli Duluth, 4GAc. ~
, 1880-07-09
CATTAH AAT.EA

that Is t ~ "a ~ ~,
to mve .p pr!res nnother lSE 0enln4 shles showed
WIS ,la!HtnlnuA to thu close when thG f6ul!nE WIN
,t1 " Iii ~ Infefmr t bo,s hcnyT Tnn W. W.
act.ys thIouRl.o1t ana h materially IaEger suGiay
following trnasActona wiTn good Idea OF market
, 1880-07-09
st. raul es sold Mt 1ooA Hat; ct. Paul 7s Mt 100;
Cook County AIS at 1854, and District Of
COlut1b.n aGls, S1A,00o, at QNA.
THE UNION TRUST COMPANY BANK.
Northeast cornor Madison and Dcarbofn-s@-
Receives Swings dcposlta md allows 'utsreston sno
s.sho Of ~ per cont subject To the rules of tho
bank. q. N. WtL8ON, Cashier

FhWt VRS9
AtnI 1Nsnsffh IN ThS Ehfeds0 TribnftA,

sn,t,o, JH,pateh 10 ~ cntcaso Tribune,
rr,1 vonu .1,,va.!rhe fpnt,iro of to-dav's
market haa been sharp doq'tno IN eranscr
stocks and a positive woakncss Of all othcr
netye stocks sasept wren 10
o,a,,tv ,,,.;tno, NJ, lint hns bcon nuhiianed hy
TrlE TRIBUNE as to tho nature Of tho present
spsratars w,to,l onv hasi. t,arcrar e1cont IN
tho payment or largo amounts tor interest," On
Investments to bc dEshutsed during the proHont
month, Tho quotattots havc boon advanced day
..t,h,,t ,ao,,,nn,,,htn, IN ,,.a rcr,,t ~ 0ct.
wnuoa. .neeouip.suns ~ sns n1a"s s. t,.ss,.
hayc hn,l use Tor ali their neans In other dIreo-
ttons. md in tho faco OF lruopinR and over.
stocked markots for onco seem to 10 too wise to
alow themselves to,be pinckoa. MANY upcrnt.
ors have .aken warning and aro unloading.
osfs arc s tha 1nk o. rss a9 e w
nbout to comparo WITH the extraordinary car,,-
tss Of sst year and no rcn,onaes person so ys *.
bush ,,as ACQUIRED tho Great western hallway OF
ss ssss u s 80 s :sasse asas ss .sa s s
md West l!Eps 10 pEtivlto Tor, WIN inc cefsMnLy
fn9 o M oyer 6soF SS escept ws
SIS ss;s$ :$sn, to ss|!eys teps sssy. 4,
homo nro to bc less favorable, un1 thOAg hGr0nd
1C.Mi. 1t Mnv ratu Ills sevtl,s 10 have tut.iccti
aSss Sss s ssSs &. & si sw ;s' ass BY
bnt prices Sero Settcr .mainta1sd to-day, WITH: ~
sss Ss! 5ssss :, md
.,sssy. Ssy ros*' July s-0ovsF''''"'' generally
Nailroad bonds Irregular.
s%ts stss sesrss e II. sonIar nI vcre in the main r
, 1880-07-09

NAETtMoAE, July s-Ftor,s-stcady and Without
uMalS-wheat stondy and active, Western autet.
tTn1, mud higher, No. Western winter rod, spot,
tLtl,Sllla5(; July. sL13htsll2At August slGH5
lDa3f; september. tiNH AatGG. CoFn-Weatotn
higher und qnlot, Wnstorn Mixcd spot, sy1la l3tos
July, El& .y}sct A,.Kusl, 4l44Hc. Oats steady Ind
unchanged. ltyc dull VI a,c.
.llAf-uHohanRcd. -.- l. e..
pttDvisIuNs-t:xcltod mud unsclttsd. with m up
ward tendency. Moss nbrk, *t4.UJ. Huk moRls-luose
sl,ouders 9nd clsaE Elb s!dos, ~ otornE do pa0ke
sa -asa.asEs ara WI eiass ''u 'a's 90
bVrrIlt- -sseady rF,1no 10 ehoace Western packed.
Ea1s -rts.nos at losllc. :,
Observation-Disclosures. .'~
ssHxxsEI5}!%ahsnsss%a senHa5'Isa: 81 .att, 1oe,shc.
Mn!sKx-s i;.tt,r- -st.ffad{ .f{ =! !a g. itI'sohll,
tEss1iTs-fi"n1. at sila, wl|sns, la.zl Du, oorn
sSSs.R ssss. s Sc ssa ssE s2' 9
sr. LOUIS.
sr. Louis. July a-FLouM-(settof, xX, El+o3I7s,
xxx. sla5tG1i tau1lsy, sk7bs+ chotca 10 fsacy,
HaUao,A II -r.,. . w..
taltAsS-Wheut hlGltori mol red. os4d asIfo cash,
N}SSJto Juyt t1i500hu Ausntkt &g&o Heptouberi wi
4nlo tho ycnfs Nu3Io, Dltsyi4c, No. o. HN1 34c..
Corn better, 5j9Eo caahl July, sBio August
dull, Gsu n!d. uaray-Soshstk doing.
RS5sx.'|SFii:a} Rs!S;55ssxk';.i !: s ss!rr. l7eIt
i.aovsstoSs0lask hlsiga STATS CASH. s.assa 100
Aaaust. uty alt mesis 5iA n.shSs at A3. t1.iHss
sss a is.a&ss &G ssa ri bu, eoru
sSS III VI; ss.'Sf sGa eora
li,VN bGi oats. nonVi rye, >Kons; barley, nuns.
, 1880-07-09

Nervous debility, wUakuess, and decline Pre-
vented by Timely uso OF Malt Uittors, .
, 1880-07-09

gsp!llVn. . SPECIFIC cure for sklu dlsea4aA
, 1880-07-09

1,EAu-wn, rtensy A. 1850 per 100 lbs for carloads
nnd tLf3 for sntRi lots. , 49, 49,.
ueil,nnd. rn pIates and Iron ateahlpr. a. con.
Ecpnetcg nf tho IncrnnsG III buAnetR. FU0wlnEfs -
, 1880-07-09
LUMBER.

Tho oatgo market waA fairly active. ycat0rtlny rho
offerings wcro smaller. and buyora wnre kept AWAY
aarly hJ tho rain. Inter they tUok six eight Onde,
lnnx xIn0 n fnH lYcr. rha tunrknt Man atcn1Ss
, 1880-07-09
IfOG sALEA
a1tKEt' 8ALkH

,RftEEl'-Tuds Was quiet and !rlcea wNro weak
the wet weather nIeetllH tho n.nrket unEnvOnbly.
This supply hIlnK llHhEt atAAt VI! tho Dr0r,Is were
c!nged IGt. We quote poor 10 ctoic1 At &lsX1M pcr
, 1880-07-09

HnOOM-CulkN-3fofum Erndes Wcr0 quoted ut
G31Hc POT ID. Tho demand IL h1all, nnd prices
weakening undor 1ntH1r offerings Of consRncd lots,
and favorable ertp reports
UUT"rEIt-The mnrkot nRaln displayed tlrm tore,
Thoro was Rood domand. mt only for choco qunli-
tics but for tho iower grades vol. and aaios
readily auctcd at tho following quotations. which
Smyrna times., 1880-04-28

AGENTS:
ANDREW J. WILSON, General Agent Dover.
Geo. B. Money Dcl. city. Lclauel w. UdDles Le,res
j. S. HttfngtOn, Smyrna. jain w. UOOtten Ldurd
A. Jackson. Jr., Camden Henri w. Baker SeGtOrd
Jas b. anderson Frcdericd IT. r. DOiunin1 Ce0rGetoira
Reynedr WWtdmS, Milford. James Ponder Milton.
George Moore, Felton,. B. f. JVdQdnOn for EO,cer
CJHdrTingtOn, FdrmingtOR SUSSEX
{. A. Rdctins BrjdgcrWc.
James W. Janiyke, ChcsteItolrn. Nd
John J.. Mqnlire Grecasborough, Nd
jeremiah y. Fletcher, Preston Nd.
James Cannon, Salisbury, Nd.
Charles Collins, Berlin, Nd
Nm G. Dickinson, Pocomoke city, Nd.
AUbuSiheSS Communications Shouldbe cddressedto
WM. DENNEY, Jr., Sec'y,
March 4. 1880. DOVER. DEL
Smyrna times., 1880-04-28
l847. KENT COUNTY 1880.
Mutual Insurance Co.
DOVER, DEL.

lnsures against loss by fire. issuing mutual policies
only under which payments are made annually in
advance during membership, and on ceasing to be
members whatever remains uneXpended after paying
losses expenses and dividends is returned thereby
furnishing insurance at cost
Smyrna times., 1880-04-28

"ABgsl of Night" is what DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup has been termed by parents,
whose worrying and coughing children
have been soothed and cured and have
secured sweet slumber by using this ex-
ssllent remedy. Price only 25 Gems
bottle.