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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1881-08-30
|.y.VSIF Capsulets.

TOMMISSIONERS' SALE OF VALUA.
" BILE REAL E,TATE.-By virtue of de-
cree OF the circuit court Of Augusta county,
rendered on the 18th day Of March, 1881, In the
cause Of Baylor VS.. RiPpetoe. therein pending.
we will offer, at public auction. In front OF the
Courthouse in the city Of Stanton. on
Monday, the 18th day of September, 1881.
at IL O'CLOCK M, the foil owing property. viz -
LIST, The fee-simple in tract Of land near
Buffalo Gap, In Augusta county, containing
400 acres.
End. The fee-simple in an undivided three
nth interest in q tract Of land adjoining the
above, containing 800 acres, being $50 acres.
3rd, The fee-simple in an undivided two-ffth
interest in l56 acres, being 62.46 acres, adj
joining the above.
4th, The life estate Of Henry Rippetoe In one
nth Of the l56 acres above referred to.
The above land ts known as the property OF
Henry Rippetoe, on North mountain, and II
rich in iron ore, and therefore very valuable.
g it lies in close proximity to the Buffalo Gap
Furnace, This sale affords q hne opportunity
for capitalists to invest in rich iron-ore-bear-
ing properties.
TERMS Cash In hand to pay costs Of suit
and sale, the residue in three equal annual In
stalments, at one, two, and three years,-the
purchaser giving bonds with approved person
al security, bearing interest from day OF sale,
and title retain ed as ultimate securtIy.
w. A. HUDSON,
w. e. CRAIG,
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five are deteYn aimed to win this Fall,
we must adopt th means necessary to
that end. OYgxni zation and work are
these means, and they must be put into
operation at once.
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Delay Is fatal. and duty is our mo-
blest word. Therefore ha stem at once
to organize your clubs all over the State,
and when they are organized, do your
duty in seeing that every member of the
Democratic party is properly registered,
his taxes paid and that he votes on the
day of election.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1881-08-30

"Many people exhibit an eager show
of affection for the public free schools
who only love the public free school
money pEFhig.
Out Of there own mouths shall they
be condAmned.
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Monday. the 28th day Of September 1881.
(Court-day,) in front Of the Courthouse, In the
city Of Stanton. sell . tract Of land, contain
ing sevemty.Oevom acFeSs on Middle River.
about miles above Churchville. The LAND IL
we'll watered, and has on It q comfortable house
with necessary out.houses, in fair condition.
The land il Of good quality and in q fair state
Of cultivation.
TKRMs:-Sl,OO cash-balance l and years
with interest. HUDSON PATRICK,
auG30- ids for the owner.
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JOSEPH 81. SANDS,
CHAS. p. HATCH, Superintendent.
GENT Pass. Agent.
JOS. w. COKE,
junel4 Gen.l Ticket Agent.
CCHEDULE OF TRAINS ON VALLEY
y AND b. 4 o. RAILROADS.
~ To take effect Monday. May 2Srd. 1881. -
DAILY EXCEPT sunday
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Ul atees.-In pursuance Of . decree Of the
circuit court Of Augusta county, entered June
ONCE, In the city Of sSsunton, on Wednesday,
September 2h. 1881, to take, state and settle an
account. showing, LIST. the transactions Of Jo-
seph A. Waddell as Executor Of Agnes r.
McClung. decd. End, The unadministered as
sets belonging to the estate Of said decedent.
and their value and condition. Bird, The debts
due from said estateand charges thereon: and,
4th. A leeatee account 50 far as II is practica-
BILE. g. M. HARRISON,
au1aO-4t CommfesiOnor.
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AN IMPORTANT CANVASS.

REFLECT BEFORE YOU vOTE-THE Eff
Feet OF THE ELECTION OF THE CAM
ERON TICKET-THE DEMANDS OF THE
NEGROES WOULD BE GRANTED.
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LAND SALES.

COMMISSIONER'S SALE.-By virtue o
" decree Of the circuit court Of Augusta
county. rendered on the 9Th day OF June, 1851,
in the cause OF Bickle vs.. Kelley's Adm'x and
Sass.rday. the 17ta day Of September. 1881.
Of staunton, to offer for sale at public auction.
q certain lot or parcel Of ground in the city Of
staunton. Immediately in rear Of the store
side of Main street in said city. being No. Is,
East Main street. being the same lot or parcel
go6n Keiiey in his lifetime as evidenced BY
contract between said Bickle and Kelley, dated
Feb'y 4th, 1870. and recorded in the Clerks Of
fee of the Hastings Court of the City Of Staun-
ton in Deed Book s. page 15.
TERMS Cash in hand to pay the costs OF
suit and sale, and the balance upon credit q
one, two, and three years from day Of sale-ths
purchaser to execute bonds for the deferred In
stalments with approved security, bearing In
ultimate security. ALEX. II. FULTZ,
aueI6-tds Commissioner.
A SPLENDID SMALL FARM FOR
~ SALE-Ioffer for sale privately the very
desirable SMALL FARM on which reside.
two miles South Of Churchville. on Middle
river, miles from Staunton and miles rom
There are over 90 acres cleared. 1t -
has on it !. Brick Dwelling Of rooms,
and Barn 40 go feet. and necessary out-3
buildings with never-failing water In the yard.
There is an orchard Of 10 acres Of select apples
now in full bearing, peach orchard, an
Of SssiSs gR s.s .r n.
GA~
land is irst-class Middle river land and in good
condition. Taking into consideration the
quality of the land, the great abundance OF the
finest fruit, the Improvements, it, proximity
! to churches, graded school, post-omce, mills,
&C., this is q very desirable small farm. This
| farm has been affording . larger income than
any farm Of it, size (being less than 100 acres)
| in the county.
aug23-M III. 0EED1N4.
r AND SALE.-Pursuant to decree Of An
IL eusta Circuit Court, at March term. 1881.
In suit Of II. j. Lush baugh Bro. w. B. B. Dom
aghe's Admir-, we will offer at public auction.
to the highest bidder, ON
Saturday, September Hth, 1881.
| In front of the Court-houssof Augusta county.
Q tract Of
108L Acres of Good Land
belonging to the estate Of DR.. B. B. Donaghs,
decd.
This land il about one mile from Sta union.
on the South side Of the Churchville road. and
| is partly In timber. With proper attention 1t
would make q valuable farm, and though now
unimproved 1t is an attractive location for .
residence.
TERMs:-Cash to pay costs of suit and sale.
and residue ON bonds at one, two. and three
years, with interest, and personal security
- g. M. HARRISON,
| - =. T. D. RANSOM,
sug16-tds Commissioners.
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Fok SALE VALUABLE Residence.

Having determined to move to the "a
country, offer for sale privately that H
very valuable and desirable property, I'M
which I now reside-NO. lO4 Church street.
The house Is Largo New Frame Win
Brick Basement. 1t is supplied with all
modern improvements and cOnventences. The
property is In Thorough Repair. Its excel
lent location, being within two squares Of the
business centre with o No. brick pavement
connecting Herewith, in one Of the most de-
Iightful and popular sections, renders Its spe-
cially desirable as private residence, or drst-
class boarding house. II not sold before, It
will be rented after the first Of October.
TERMS reasonable and made known by ap-
plicatt0n to W. ID. PEYTON.
aug2S 2t*
DESIRABLE FARM FOR BALE.-I Of
IL fer for sale privately, my farm, within
" miles of Fishersvtlle, containing l2O acres.
The land is mostly in grass. Upon the tract
there is q new and elegant house contain -
ing rooms, with all other necessary
buildings entirely new. The fencing f.
also new. There ID an abundance Of running
water on the place. ~ offer great barg0ts
nc nov4-S g. J. BoNDURANT.
NOR SALE.-A tract Of land containing
1l0% acres, on the north side Of Middle
brook road, 8 miles southwest of Staunt0n. It
has on 1t good spring, orchard, ample supply
Of timber. and q small Frame House with three
rooms. Fencing In GOOD repair and land Of
good quality. For terms, &C.. apply 70
O. J. BELL or =. T. BELL
iulyN-f Stanton, Va.
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Cameron wants to carry africa into
the War;" but Daniel wants to carry
''peace to Africa"
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~ OsHEN HOTEL FOR SALE AT PUB.
kT Lie AUCTION. rs

augN-tds
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SPLENDID SMALL FARM 70

r AND SALE.-Pursuant to decree Of An
IL eusta Circuit Court, at March term. 1881
In suit of II. ]. Lush baugh 4 Bro. W.. B. B. Don.
aghe's Admir-, we will of1er at public auction
to the highest bidder, ON i.
Saturday, September 17th, 1881.
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nUBLIC SALE OF A NICE LITTLE
Il FARM.-As Attorneys for the owner, we

aug3O-tds
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6pst8ut UNpdEfn 20 Inc LhafdP0 1fshuNs.
NEW YOHk, June H.-Thu speculative fuyer
vata to'day tho snarket exhibited u ..ruoplnx
tendency, n1tu tnsle pressure 10 sell wAs uuycl-
oped. Con4GrvAt;ye inventors nru gradually
Withdrawing fsoln tho street aud Abandoning tho
market to tho bo!t'cr operators, who aro
willing to tako gruat rtsks In tho
hopo Ut rcalztuK lasxc profits. Tho lmtnonsa
expansion IN lDAHa continuing fsDm we1k tn
week, to4othor With tho constantly -lnercusE,g
Hood Ut securities coming lnlo tho mArxot,
Of tho va!u0 ut which tho general public harn
ilttto opportunity Of Judging, constitute a,,u
Ut tho chief nlonlonts OF t1ahHor in tho
current speculation. rnke tho 1T. Paul tail
s.ni.l. for Instance. It IL we'll known from snt,lu
otlclul su,srcea that tho eurnnEx Of tsat con,-
1,aIy hnvo so sorluusy inllun 0H that 1t will bo
dIt'cult. II not iinpoksiblc to provide Tar tho
anterest shnrKos anu 6Inktny Funi,
which. nnitel, amounted to ft.0o0,000.
Up to this date tho casninga Of tho road eotn-
pnro most u1snvurably with tho earnings Ut tho
corresponding porIod Of 1880. MEANWHILE tho
Interest charges On tho rnah huvu Ill
crrasod Hnustnousiy, md, taking Into eot,-
slerat!on tho xrently lossouud yiad Ut
wheat Hnd. othor cereals, tho prospects OF tho
stockholders curtunIy look rather gloomy, Thu
manu- for railraad building, of which this com.
pany Is conspicuous sxnsnplo. very naturally
creatrs considerable anxiety and suggests t.
prudent people tho ulvlsubIlty Of exercising
tho tn0st cxtrc1n0 cnut!on III thoir spce-
nlatIyo rontusvs. THO accounts frun. tho
wlntcr whpat.be1t arc tho reyurse of
cncuuruaInR, and until absolutely certain Infor.
mutton ~ to tho charactcr uuI extent Ut thu
yield Ia obtained from rellablu su.lrces oppra.
torB who nFo sought to tN induced 10 pur4
chaa0 stocks at present prevailing quotas
tlons woutI do woll to convtneo thom-
selves VI tho iusrll,slo vutuo Ut tho
properties thgy prspOxo rurVhuykuR before
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, 1881-06-15

REAL ESTATE,


ING lof!oWin0 li'stFa'hohts wefo 'llcd Tor fco'
,,,,,,u .o cry , ,'i!nrrRrr.
4. tfntths 1itnp tt tlienry +. lA,wls IN Jnsuf
tMtllana It. u ". ct,r uf Nirth Frnnkn. II /, Xix
H. II. lnfei1 Junu H. X. mud ]. y. itIycxsii iu
TutisHH \. JUflt,s ...,,,. LUG
Nutt liNriHt vt. ~ T. v NJ MNukGr u Il ?tx1l1
II. lnirrntudt tlttul Juno ! ll4hINN fUlbuFd.
tnG n islnf fu!nsenl 400
atshiati4 nv ltu II Il " flH II, " T. Axl1h It,
dated .!,. = !I1hM ~ i'Aan p Qttu !iohstl.. l,l
xa%i!sa, .l.ssa Msy q ttnssste'!t '&atS &Mts!.!
''i"u5,n9y ,n,y 4 'a,i$ 4 Ei III. ifnskxs il ,{i;.:s
>, Ost'Eni: ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 1,t0)
lslEhr ~. NJ It ~ Wnihls*t1 nv. Y I, Xixl?1f n,
.tAfeN MHY llntrtck Isoetna IN James u'c1ns
.Mallh.t iUG
Nlttnhu ~ ~ US ht S!fth nv; Il ExhH IT.
rnitEt'yxHM, . aihtoN Ithu Ii tAhraH atctslorf 10
Md HsnSsIl y. :. - Io
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lin W. EhnW1 1.'..:~ " ~. "'s ~. ~ " 80 ~. ~ 49," .sn
West lnlAatM vt, "a II q Hf 1lek1tfh1ex. II +. liz
llJxlri It, dated ,tltN ii {InftlG1 H. Flower ia
Frederick 7Gu
allltn A. ~ " r. " .U!k " I. :txlfu II, lEi.
El2vnGM, Matet1 ''ah. u II. II. alurphy tn N.
s'sh ;A Ilnittu!l 4. ~ & p nf Twentieth, uf.2!x
tlus! ~ itiiefns;ni1. .i1alea ''hnG II tErnst IL
"
, 1881-06-15

NI,o t,tIn.,.... =. :.
r., ,,. ..,. s,a''s ~s ispecs" mo s'oeo
-. ~" Wy seasoiaS "lofI'aH' ours NO. retl
s,..' "..oa.." wv o"ss ,p"os Rraues Cur NO.
sps, n., -. esrs ~ 40. y, ents w. Mo u cars
~ c"ss no 4fahtSlt waoat'; WI cara und
49," e.No. = co3n' 'M' cars anu l"'lu" ha nigh.
@ ln'aea, ~ aaes ~" no, u cars now mixed. hf
.eJeatea' ~ ents u" grHao tsio corn; II ears No.
Ws.te oats' !u' cars ana l'=so III mlxoa, 6 cara
a'lu a w 1cjeoset'+ CIR NO. 9rnte Gu uats);
S, eaes Nn syo: sGara feJeaton; cars barley.
.ut' u'.ua ~ eAra n"h n". atlspoeteti out: 24sd9
w Nv wnost' 'as''1 W oof1e, %''a'S' Dn outs.
4"o iepu1"H pFouHeo hlhrketa wore rataor ir-
re9a'af yostt'rtlay. Wheat wns norvals, md
hreF''Keu daa|or, with less doing OIL outside IT.
cun'lt. The local crowd Ind tue tloal protty
tn''usi tn tllonssplvcs and sben.ot l1aablo to
, 1881-06-15

tl0uH-Wasln faiE yo'uand With very arm fesl-
lug TN tho luIt of AalduFa. Thora a.o.lsruls
deuaauG fnF uxport satcs reported Of w saeks
MnIsss Oh private tortM., xsa bris and nSu sack4
springs At a10 foF pa.snts. TOTAL equal 10 Aau brs.
Wntuf wheat Iouss Mero tluutSd nj H. d1a4al sh.us
psux sptnas Ut sL13i III; tho low-grada spfluEs NJ
1a1tM. 4Iy0 ll1us abuuI ti.tlEkiA
OTHER MlLLtTukpH-Wors In f4lr demand, but
arnor. 6sIos repoFss4 Of ~ hrat NJ t1a on
Track alsA "a III frog un pnarIs ulIl,ilxx NJ
ellU alLt f9U4 at $1u4AlaHh cousxa corn uea3
noutual NJ tl.a! per tun VII truck.
SFltING WIlEAr-Wus aotyS and uapattsA At An
sasiar Eat,As ut pscos. but nut . wl1a range. ThQ
ularksl for August declined l7GlAc. AiTatesd l}c,
n,,l e,,latd Chahxo Nv below thv iatest pslees IT
Monday. July WIZ FsrIabu NJ hsaFy nv discount in
, 1881-06-15

.Wrasorn unlnn now steek opened ni'4, highest,
gf}k 1t'wgHt. .e'a: closing, .!I&
Foreign cxchaDga c!uscd ltlll and 0,,1ct, posted
ratcs bcitlr 4Hlli nnd HUI. Primo snuEora Hills
were 4E):s and 4Si,a. For sixty-tiay commercial
bills for prompt delivery, 4slaG 4s.s; delivered
next week. 4Si.sGbts:!i. Continental cxehnngu
WIS stcndy. Slxty-tlay commercial bills, prumpt
delivery un tlavrc. i1t Gsa;'i. Norduaux. tssiiss.
sixty-tlay commercial hills OF Antwerp. tlcllv
ernbto prrpt, woro h:': ia i:G,i; delivered next
month. b.7!i ill59IE. Iinnkers' bills I'll Germany
were nissi fnr sixty tiays nnd VII for demand;
n!ncty-tfay commercial btlls. EI.4GstEs. Sixty
dny culntncscInl. on bnultcrs, tultvercL prompt.
!n9ilDs: snhe. delivered III tbrc1 weeks. lE,.iGb
gjai. Commercial drawn OH commercial PARTIES
were TI3t lhankrrs' rulltlers on Holland were
:s)fs fnr sixty dnys atl.1 M1tdlEt 1u for demand.
s!xty.dny o.'tnl,,crcEnt wis :w?iGsg D.lG; lellv-
cred next mouth ;M:iGMI 0-l1. Shippers ex-
chnlKc on New York wls 4Ue discount.
The tn,purtattons nf spccIo aud bullion nt this
port during tho weck ending Juno l0wurc $ic III
consisting of $l7.fG. III gold mil *s'Nf III silver,
ny ngalnst totn1 OF $lI. ITO tnr tho week ending
June II Inst yenr. Tho itnportat.ons since tho
lst Of January and stnee tho 1st Of August, co,l-
pArc rs follows with tho innrculaat during tho
corresponding periods last your:
, 1881-06-15

~ 'ae eo' tF!e' tno t'ttf0fF Thinks thar, II tho
pFesent leaIey or efaulauuan continues TO tho
eha o. tho Seaf, thoro IL every probability Ut q
snoFt supply ants sG,lera'S h1Hhor prccs oe con',
Whpn tae buyers w!'' ~ n''noat entirely VI thu
'nusu5' III tao tnAltos OF ps'oeS e1 tao pfa'aoors'
A' thht IL pun!loly mal'c known bo:weoh tAo
so'enll taftlea 20 slo coal tr'lue Indicates TINT
tuete VIII 10 sa'l concert OF uouon,-i'o cutting
ut'ucf nor overprn!uctson with tho view pf t!ll-
a1'y ofesst'okll1Y thc market. Iha chtcl foat-
nrc VI thu tont market tho past week hns bcoh u
ateAAy anu widespread complaint Ut luck OF
sFasaspoFf1t1on. 49,.
NalltoAu earnings for tho lust mouth show. tho
F'MncAil Chronicle rc1narks. that thu growth III
ttAlllt which hn1aH with MI islorcaso Ut y por
cont In May, a6tu. anl wont up to n per oune
, 1881-06-15
COMMERCIAL.

Tie following wero tho receipts and shipments
Of leading articlcs Of prHlucU III this city dur.
Ing tho twnnty-foMr hnurs ending mt O'Clock
Tuesday nlurnng md for tho corresponding
fItnn d Ycnr MOI
, 1881-06-15

f1FsfWt Ats$4tfH ~ &Ht tf*tehF9 1TSQHM&4
1los1oS, JNua l4.-rho stock market ennttuuea
s,,stanaa a!tho.xl .heto 'lro etiav tiuutauuna
;s,,, sSp Erst'sissa proferfs! sall u t. II;
aes Ts Y e. sShsss sss |s!y q & ~ s .Shs s!
tsrysa soi.i IL a5. i4.tlo i!nSk siosea u S5:-sn
t1,s roa!o. psIphs ph' 'asaisv ir,astoa T. WE ~
sysr;o,,HeE a!isa.,9!ux fsom "; q 17$@l7h
q ;I4; s:io prsiorroa aav!taeei fn'm i&.a
* ;,,,x is'; Enrs sept r1furroa frn 1a y
7 ,s@'ss @ ns'tsts s I. ,is 81 feissS y 's IT,
Nashua 4 !toellester Hoi, At 81, Union paelliu
FjisaS%S;S e %Ss!s'sa Sx sJ|J,, ,'S;s + i siS
jx:3s 4:f ';Sss cSsasd vsF H.. + s H :e \;
s% .e. st s'S & i;y y ssa'a't IL itass iSasss1 L
t0li Othuss ~ butt,r9,
puas 'i & It 4'9af ~ NV : xssao ssa = @ AsHte
:isnslatF aso'nos i. i ;aH; d u advaastcd i,
Hell Telephone ceiluc,l from t!0.i tn l, prnh.
ably or tho declaration Ut a U por cont dlvlland
.oin lai,a stnoks. Aoston rnlnl declined II. ta
10N Water: Power atlvaueotl 4, III .Aspln-
WI a'' nt ~ nStso: . hrookllno desliusa Il.
" u'&s 'OkuNta Ha uG1uFt.
~ tn lTf.tsrn Asseetasta Puss.
ll,sToN. Juno lk-Stucks clase,l ~ follows,
Water t'1wer,,.u.,.., N94l Epstern Il. tl.,,,,.
H0Sssb l4uta t..,,,.. 41@1l Flint II, hnru ;tJt
A&c!,, L. upukM lii H. tM til pr1fufrud,
lta lufl.gtfnt sB,.,,, .J{EI ttt]p tkGpk H. H.. III
ltOslnH. H. ;rip Is. IN New fuFk ", E,.... ii
Aschlxtpn ppkA itH. II 1ud EDtynY..t,,,..,,,..W
lAlstn Hut tn, t,rH(utrutl.. ;ti1t
IT, ;s "a; S;;;;: NJ 's'':'' s': ' il IL
EUHEtuN,
tOaDna. Jul0 H-C0nsqls, lua!i,
An,utletts SecurtIu4-i!ts. ll1ai; 4s, la0A.
m !lllaos ceMtr!l, lt1.t, lennsylyn!ta Central,
sccolltl., 101; !tcAilfng, 10A.
l,ar silvcr la yuotnI 1T 6i}s penuo per ounce.
PARIS, Jnle 1t.-l&cntts. 6af lstsu.
MIN UMt.EtxA.
NEW 0NLhANE, June l4-alEht exchange Oh
New York. sl+'Nt::.1o por " .v1o promiu'n. btor.
, 1881-06-15

bhnrt Et4s. sasr August elosp! At fs1rG1a7G. Lang
Contx 4Hute4 At ~ luIku un1 ti1Q hJxgdG EUn bur.
itHa: t Hsasa 1oxn4i 9t'x:yYSt aas ;styes 4xsot.
GsNen hau,s snl!,1 afern 70. NJ 11i3u. -
Raspn 4unts4 ~ B3aMu Tor sla!nl!lats, gi4ac fur
ai! 4snyatn!t and uaVkea. -
HEEF-WLA 4Ml4t A. fll4k3l1M for Mo3s, 3lt.a}a
1lt1 axtru mess, aad kal.ds3 A0l t0f ha,uk.
, 1881-06-15

Chicngo bank clenrtngs wcro $g,H 600. New
York OxctanEp sOll between bahlta ut Too por
81, l,O00 discount to par. Loans were not Actlvc.
ltntcs were Ils7 per cant.
Local securities wcrc firm. Cook County AIS,
s1D.00. Ho!ti ut 10S. On tho Chicngn Stock Iinarh
ahcrc wcrc sales Of Chicngo City Hallway, III
shares, *st]; Ehicagn, Milwaukee i 1T. 1au! O.,
s.M., *5,OM, luS!s; Cb!cnHo, Burlington s. Quincy
Is. S3Wn, MI; do. S5Uu, lf7,s: io Ls $h. l09ss;
do. x5,01o, 1o6!i. Tho following quotations were
Inale:
, 1881-06-15
MINING NEWS,

Special 0spatth TO Tbs Chicago Tribune.
NnsTt'S, June N.-ln mining sharas, f3Arshnw
advanced Il, to ". Pewabiu declined !, TO ~;
, 1881-06-15

Iorplu klduey* and const|latoa bowels are the
great cauIra Df chronic Diseases.
Kidney Wort lus cured thousands, Try It MID
you wtliudt ono lnoru tu thulr nuniUur.
Ilabltuaf uutt3venrxa nliiets Inllltulls Of thu
American pt,0p1g. kiImef- Wort viii euro it,
ktdney-M oEt h4a eurrI kidney cutupluipt of
thirty yeats standing. Try 1t. kce ALiy,
, 1881-06-15

my mother drove the paraysIs and neuralgia
tJWegu SUN
, 1881-06-15

TntnlA.. .2,I11A 1.t1l:tH
As showing huw ilttlo OF tue lumber now be-
tn1 received By luke Roca upon tho carg0 tIlnr-
kut 1t MnY bo stntod that the receipts Of Slollny
wore 15y1O0,0oo foot In rou,hl numbers, anu Of
TINT Atnalt Only six vessels. Or not moro thnn
l,h0o,000 foot, was dlspUsod OF nt tho old mArket
pnce.
It. q. Grcor s. Co., Of st. Louis. snnt to Gilbert
j. l3rcga, Of this oIty, a cnr-lonA Of now whuAt
from Te1as. It arrived yesterday. Hut 1t ts,rlla
cut to 10 th!n and poor, au.i tho folks mere tlld
not ehthuse over It US they would further South.
CertAhsy, II 1t should provo 10 10 II fur Bhtupto
Of tho now crop, tho nuw crop Ia not good for
much.
Joseph Mcdonald, Esq.,. who has traveiotl IN the
West moro Or less for lftenn ur twcnty yeats
pnst. nti m nnnlnl tour OF CrOp observation, Inns
Just returned from ills latest trip. Ifa WIS out
III April Inst and catnc back with tho Impression
thnt tho crop ot winter wilunt would bo much
bottor thau tito expectation OF muny, except fu
h1lnhiGan. Tho observations Of tho Iulst two or
three wcesis hnvo chatgad all this. lIo now sn,s
that Mtchlxna will not yiold mare thau o,,p-
tbir,l MS lunch ms lust yeAr, beIng II lnitOu b,l
short; Illinois will bc Hhost ' tho oxtUnt nc :eo
10 iullons; 1u1ia1n. Mdb.0; Ohio, ~; and Penn
sy1vania ant Now York States viii bo 5Dl0 MILL
ious short between thonf. Tho total falling n1r
IN tho Btntes namod will be fully l0O 0O0 0aO b,l IN
wlnior wheat. lilo anya tho grain III many p!Aces
looks well Mt Il atatahcu. but OIL examining tho
HUM GIuhtkf iHU GllI& llEG lQN W pe fHOtt, 1llu
tho apparently good whont proves to be largely
chcRt
st. LoAis Ia reported to be drawing corn from
Fcor1a. l1nt 80 Is Chtoa0o. A Kua,l donl ut corn
lls coho hitler from FcorEa within tho Inst two
wonks.
Oneida te'c9rapns from Ncw yorls tho election
ot II. II. Parks to membership IN tho Cotton Ex-
chanHe, and Alls:
Will srset cayareA wheat froOy IN tho Chicago
nM!rSns ynstSf.ay t!,nt u,.iny wg wsnkened !ctr.
-....., PROVISIONS.
HOG pRO>rCTs-we1u snti,er quiet, oxcop. lard,
9nd Kteady ~ pSleo, thanah s.1npwut Irregular In
tuMe. The receipts Of hugs rather tArRc, b.lt
tllt mn5Aut Tas quoted soady, With fRif dun,atd,
which was sAlF0acdtn 'noan tlt raekoEs weru buy
lnE 10 It'll UFd0ts fur meats There WsIs nlaO sUt,Y
r''nra Of botter axport inquiry for MEATS and ,hs
Foia'stcd s,0txo wna lalKs. This tended to uiukp
l.ont4 and pork tlr. but luri wusrunuerod ta.uo W
tho rerart 0f 'ioelfno 0f G3ai In Liverpool.
tase Mud cloae 1So nb.,vo ta 4tett lrLces of Mon-
"y sa|st wss @ %,i fSIrSss Ss q @ stIs ssl'st Jay 4.
a sf. e''i S ss'Sa rkSs k1sa.s sI.e r ss abs
f1t 1 5 @ . r., ss, e 'Sss %ss.t t. u s
@ sai ay'y ciosSd Il si4a asEad lid Saxass Il
LAiiii- -Nyrgod about tho .an,o as ut atnnday.a
si',sins ~ s II ESfs .ssr .SS's y
$; :$s; :; .s =: +:
Ss&t fss II '9sf afass s s.sos 3es It Il
Sj s,.j' tr ,aiSt ; ui4 !' |' sPSt n sSsr M
ssSf Il a sSx,s ." Tho asse'oon sI' August co.ud
SSsYn ,: en @ y. s:c .s sss.t
Il s$+ S;: :;s;I
s s 81: y asst, : I:
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