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Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-18
New Tangies

New Tangles
1918. Square word, by Trinity:
One of the cardinal points; pertaining to the
flank. bone; principal stair post; modern geo.
graphical name; applause.
1879 Charade, by E. C. D.:
Ny first means to injure lake, to alloy,
My second, its lovers will surely destroy,
My whole is part of q river or leaf,
And many are brought by its power to grief
l0S0 Geographical puzzles, by Silver
King
DC Q) N (S) 1O) Aa (lD
o My COL D
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-18

HAMMERS Cascara Sagrada Bitters is the
hest spring medicine.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-18

HAMMERS Cascara Sagrada Bitters cures
constipation, liver complaint and purifes the
hlood
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-18

HAMMEE's Cascara Sagrada Bitters is an
antidote for malaria.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-18

HAMMERS CAscARA SAGRADA BrTTERs cures all
complaints arising from obstructed state Of the
sytem.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-18

A sonnet = Your neighbor's pretty
daughter.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-18
THE QUIET HOUR.
TANGLERs' CORNER AND PUzzLERs' CON-
TRIBUTIoN BOX.

Charades, Enigmas, Riddles, Puzzles, Word
Squares, Answers to and from Cor
respondents, and Solutions.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-18
RESTAURENTs

SIegfried tS BraDdcnsteIn-No. 20 Californ .
street. P. O. Box 9, ,I63
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-18

Confectionery all kinda, at lower prices than any
other house-wholesale or retail-cal at HENRY
FISHERS. fe25-1m
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-18

HNHIS PROPERTY Is SITUATED II MILES
4 north of Shingle Springs Ell Dorado county,
California. A shaft has been sunk 40 feet deep,
developing ledge s feet wide of good milling ore
1t is proposed to erect hoisting works. and syste
matically open the mine by the most approved pro-
cess. The Company is incorporated, and offers a
limited number of shares for sale, for the purpose
of working capital.
The company has placed Thirty Thousand Shares
in the treasury for this purpose, Ten Thousand to
be sold at % cents per share, all the money to be
expended in developing the mine, when it is expect
ed that the developments will be such that the re-
manning Twenty Thousand Shares will sell at 81 per
SHARE and the proceeds be applied to build suitable
mill and placing the mine paying basis
This mine offers superior inducements to any per-
son for investment, and is near Sacramento and oper
to inspection to any all persons before investing
The company owns ], 500 lineal feet on the ledge
and 16O acres of land adjacent TO the mine plenty
of wood md water, and every facility for working
the ores cheaply.
Shares can be secured on above terms,
al the Offices of
j. o. COLEMAN,
No. S25 street and
EDW. CADWAlADER * CO..
Corner Third and streets, Sacramento
lr.1w
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-18

HAMMERS CAscARA SAGRADA BTTrERs can be found
in all Sacramento drug stores.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-18

Drink Halls Pepsin Wine Filters and
be happy and content. Cures Cysreosia indiges-
ton Absolutely pure mr25tf
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-18

foR LADIES AID CHILDREN Hammers Cascara
Sagrada Bitters acts like charm in eostiveness,
binousness. disorierei stomach, etc.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-18
ToBACCo AND CTcARs.

Geo. L0omIs, Plaza St0res-(Successor to C. P.
Van Setback & Coz Importer, Wholesale and
Retail Dealer in Imported and Domestic Cigars.
Depot for celebrated brards OF "Key West
Cigars; :" Old Judge" Fragrant Vanity Fair, Z"
"CaporaP Cigarettes and Tobaccos; Pipes and
Smokers Articles generally; Yankee Notions,
etc. Nos. 706 TO 720 Kearny street, opposite the
Plaza
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-18

For the Best and Cheapest Meals I'm
the city, 90 to HENRY FISHER. ie23-lm
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-18
SPRING MATTRESSES.

California Spring Manufacturing Conn
pany, A. :. Warner, President. Nos. 147 and I49
New Montgomery street, San Francisco, Cal, and
No. 224 First street. Portland, Oregon Manu-
facturers of the Star Spring Bed Bottom, and all
kinds OF Bed and Furniture Springs. Also, deal
ers in Upholsterers' Tacks, Twine, Webbing,
Curled Hair, Ticking, Moss, Tow, Excelsior Bur.
laps, Spring Staples Bed Lase, Eureka Hair,
Wool, etc, etc.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-18

HsmTrsb rnyaI'ATioS ha> a sure cure in Ham
nleT's -ls c.,,s y . s,.. q r.oss.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-18

For Fine Cakes, Ice Cream, etc, go fC
HENRY FISHER, No. sos street, between Fifth
and Sixth. ie23-1m
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-18

SACRAMENTO RECCRO-uNiON.
San Francisco Office, No. eos Montgomery
street.-A. II. Macdonald Agent.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-18
PROSPECTUS
Bullion Hill Mining Co.,
OF Ell DORADO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA.
Incorporated March II, 1881.
100000 Shares Par Value. 81 Each.
100000 Shares; Par Value, 81 Each.

OFFICERS: I. D. SERVER, President; j. 81.
CoRBIN, vice-PIesident; NJ. E. GATES Treas
urer; ]. Il. DoWNER, Secretary; DAVID
DAVIS, Superintendent.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-18
SAN FRANCISCO CARDS.
SAN FRANCISCO
Business Directory
ARTISTS.
ARTISTS MATERIALS, ETC.

Houseworfh-0ptcian and Photographer No IL
Montgomery street. Established in 1851.
, 1881-01-18

NEW fO1k.
NEW YonK, Jap. ls.-Govoramcnts were quIst
aud stctdy.
1tniIrond hont!s were actlve.
Statc securities were dull. Il
The stuck market opened strong, and In carly |
dealings prices advanced u to q, Illinois Central,
st, paa. Northwestern, md Chenuo, st. Louis e.
New Orlcans leading tho upward movement.
The largest advance WIS 9. In Wnbash equip |
nlcnt, which sold up to 10ah, mud tho next lur- |
gest ~, In Milwaukee l. st. Paul gold bonds, |
which sold up to las, anl tho next ~. I'll Wubash
general mortgage Gs, which sold up 10 1044. Thu
othor changes were Rs follow: An advance OF = |
In Mobile L. Ohio tr1t duOGntu-e, III In Boston. |
Iinrtforl & Erc tlrsts; tx In Ohlo + Missls-
sippl seconds, III III Itotnc Watcrtown s.
OydcnsburE Arsts, In C., @. L l. c. Income.
Mobile & Ohio new mortgage, Ohio Cchtrll ill.,
coMe, and Milwaukee 4 81. Paul consols. Thero
was decline OF +: In lron Mountain seconds pro-
ferrel Income, In New York, Pennsylvnnla i;
Ohio incons .aud Mns'!te + Ohio second dehcn-
tuFe. Il In lrOn Mountain nrat preferred In
Iho telegraph shares moved intePealently ot
aud American unlon advancing w. After mid
1uy tho cnlir0 tuurknt declined i tu e tho lattrr
Trion " a,H aes
rccorded. canada seu!llor,i loaairg the nPwardi
Northwestern preferred beng also rruEnncnt
tlero!n: ch!coxo. huntington 4 Quincy. which
esasa ss'q;y u Ct e e H. sssss
The Con.Mtfctal snya: "The common capital Of
next will stand on tho books uf tue rnntt worth
! lW. Tho common c.lp.tnl Of tho Ut. Paul CNm-
| Paany Pay now atands on tho books worth over
Tho Gnauhtc sAys: "Vandorbilt, Green, and
fayor ct G he a:''aixamation II she ~ varons ,ole.
graph !lnes H. ThoEg was strong strong t'!k NJ AnUnK h1ssg
, 1881-01-18

s,Js1 t,t,Iup Tho nominal t}vure for 1n1lunry or
rrl,r,mry. linn, were active md 10 higher Mt
a. IN fnr tIuht au,l n fi7s6e,;,M for hcuvy.
Cntttu wor,, 1(5tIic HIGHER, selling ut fa4U1b1.40
for ,,oor 10 chu,cc.
,,ouNcrs of try Rpot1s werp tlo,i1g n light busl-
ness ut unchanged nrlccs.: Thu liarkrt nnn-
tuns firm tunc both fur cottnna md wooicns.
isos nt,l shoes rcccl ycJ but ilttic attention,
ind tho tra.c III hats niti caps and otothtnv was
dull. thuuub prirrs wcro we'll supported MI
nrtu,nIl, There was n nutct n,nrkct fot stnpr
n,,u fnucy groceries, Prices underwent no I'm.
rortnut variation, ruling tasy for sugnrs and
ste,tly Tor tnust other ttucs The mnrket fur
nry products wis slightly more active, atld Tor
cheese tho tco,,,,K WIS decidedly f'rmer, tho
Eastern and liverpool markcts having adrnncetl
rrrrntIy. Dried fruits nro iirnter, with pruhca,
c,.1rnt,ts, md some other lines tending ,tpwnrtl.
No chnnaes wcre developed In tho fish market.
Oils rcn,ainci 9uiot and Without lml,ortunt
chgngc III vnll,cs. Coal WIS firm at ES.bO for nt-
thractn aid $A;o4pH0o for Eric mud 1lrar ltll.
Tho hide market Il slow Mt forinor Ht,otatnns.
, 1881-01-18

Tho following graln WIS inspected into Ytpro
III thIs city yrstertlay morning: cara viii
ter whcat, ~ cars No. spring. Iscars No. do.
10 cnra rejected, car no gr1lao II whcat; VI
ours No. corn, d cars bfKh tntxcd, r cars re-
jcntetl .Jl corn); @7 cars whito outs 20 cars No,
mixed, ~ oars low gratlo td7 o.ts,; cars No. y
rye car rejected; ] car No, . hurley, Is cars
No. ) do, y cars No. I do, 2 cars lt'w Grnie 100
bar!cyl. Total, Il: cars, or nc, 600 bu. INSPECTED
out: 11,7jO hu wheat, 6l,119 bu coru, l,882 bu
outs. NN by, rye. s,7g0 bu hurley.
yhU lcA8uE produce markets weto not active
yesterday, aud grain waB generally dull except
wheat, Thu lntter wus tlutGt, Provisions wcrc
Irregular pork savxln4 carly a,ld reactlng !ater,
while lard was relatively iirM throughout anl
lncata stcudy. Tho ftrolgn kilograms wcro not
2tuvurnblo IL strengthen wheat but quoted
corn t{l per ccutal higher, which sustained thAt
u,nrkct bore III tho tuce Ut Increased receipts.
There was nothing Important In tho movement
uf other grain, except Il tlIttetMto inquiry for
outs 3tcsa pork closed q ahado higher At $l3,47H
0l3.t0 for March. Lara cl1sel 100 higher, at
$B.S7Ii@8.a1 tor February. anl s3.D1hla.O0 for
March. Short ribs closed sssp higher, " $0.0.,s0
G.Y6 scl(oF aIarch. Spring wbeAt ctosvd 10 hlRh-
ur, ut 05N&s9she for rebsu9ry, aud p9!s859JHu
seller Aurch. Gos4. closed !;o higher, Ut 37FD
37,i0 for February, gn4 l.AQtss.sc for March.
Oats closol Nv hIxher, February selling at HlAO
8iEo, and May at a5tsGDsAe. isyo closed stcady
Ut s3o cash for regular, sS,so tor February and
Sp,to for A4rrh. Harley closcd about 10 ot from
Saturday. With sa!es ot No. scash Ut slA. With
, 1881-01-18

The following Instruments were tilQl for rec
ord Mollny, Jun. II:

The following Instruments were tilud for rec-
ord Montlay, Jun. II:
CITY FHnrEnTy.
West Ohio st, 20 fte Ut Uak!ey ny. T. nxl1rl
Il. with h}xl.3H II in xntle Gl''ck, dnttd IluE.
il 1SS1 H. II. ttlddv1t 70 j. i. IuwlAnll....$ 1G0
Orchard Y. @!g e = u Wststs5 Ar, :. :s,9 T..
Will Hs"en:oati; il. il II 81 woI IT.
24xl3i It. dntGh Jhu. IT, 4. FuFSnnco to -
Waelnw liaInbrl.,...........t. ..":.:...".." F1
Langley ny, nonr . cor Hf Thlrty;,eiKhth ~: "
Iixir' &. iMpr1sTs1, II. date1 n1s H. '"t N,
Wu4t rltsevnth liInee, "! y " % Wo9a st,H.
f,2txl!a It. impIDvGd. dntcd Doe. H. 1sD tl4
and +. ThtBnllnH to Annls AG1nx0r}.. 1,sM
N0rth lIoynn ~, 4s T. snt W!lnlut AxitD
IT, 1mrlve1, dated SDvs u, lHN <paIiiel
krueuuF tn Nuor9G Stalhhnus]. ].-........:..-. LOCO
Il. lSN lieurso BtelAl,nus to Augusta krua- .
lnchGr X, !, c0fnor IL Wuui. II. itlIiuiit,
1ated Jan. II tslnstur 1T Chuncefy u 'Juhn .xo
walt'n ,i"s. III; ii ,oar6sr;' ~
xiuJ II. Aatns. Jim. 10 liz II. nnd AT. Ewing ~,
rsnrtSsn} !" s,;'2 T. ~ Il iii fii NJ .
lWh r. .iated Nov. y l;s,: ~ !HcGa.oIg q ~. ,,o
jny At, III ftn Of WBasttt ny. T. Nlx1st II,
ant I'd Jnh u tAnar1w H. Hutor to lsn11pl ,
lit4iEGr}.. du
SOUTH 0F ClTI Limits WITHIN 4 lAntGs ur BKysN
MI1EA " THE cUFHr.tHuAE,
ltpwen ~. " Ut ntlu Hrnr EUtlnRn tsrnvc Av,af
~ Il ~ rl!lfnnd. ttntDA Ian. " tWtlaM Stein u
os@oii Il IL II = u Fiisy:iis. ! $sxiA IL '
tlateA JnIy " tS1t IL. Z. and a. +. IandslroH -,
kHfk
, 1881-01-18

wns n,stsc. with Il lar4c 'nn,nuent III Atrht +on
mud Wisconsin, .e';rr', At ..o n",nl,s TN A,shl,
ls:Nall!ii. OF tin accon cn!l It recovered t,
% %sp s; n 4 ths , stt'f''H 5 u s rf's FL asc. M M
eaEo. Huntingdon & Quincy ,leencA to III nftcr
,,, M iSrd III Satrrd ;s,s ana dl@,,,r h% n% na
atoncd here u lGo, Lsli o. tl!o seell cn!iit I'd.
yncel to i;s' an y, the atsrr rs .f, se,l si9i, IT.
cssi,, % Central o lasse s.lss alsnuce,l from st
TerSr @ nts s', sysY IT, +! 'o t f'e H. Gss @ Ft
siI 10 &:a:, iio.taf,, Giin,aa: Fitehhary i New
Hssf" 'S5s'H III S}fs"ss G"s 1 fss" e. ss1s:e
fro!n itsit !" isSfti lis i untnrio Western run
III i@,%aa irsn !S''?a ?aitst s?S itS 's :s
irn 6iii e q: yern,t &CannIa t.n a. t3at nj, 70
@s a rs's4rx t4;;S ,!ssf II to F.S @ III @ III
Wilmington frt,.n TN tp 1:t; tn!isiNiln 4 MIS-;
:o'iri lyver frS lS! 70 lo,; FI."t a pre!Srrel
iat,.i. aaco t'rts1nnuth from ill.,; to ll6; Hos
TOP Il s Mn' sr'tasn fE d Il src IL Is o,vucca from
q Il: NV s"rk Hew EsMiai i tro", IL e
ios . lSi, &teii.on 'iss': fron 1:t ia ls|;:;
s;''s A'shssS SSs fpnn HI 4 I'll Ill., Il S Union '''
Il, lati siucts ih,stnn dnclinut rrom 10 l. % 70
niGf3 IT. IT,; Wntcr Power ,yAA st'ndy ut TN
New Hampshire Mt 0f: .l,oy1stnn Street hdvauccl
LIN, to 2st: I3roNllyn declined H. - ~.
IL III tt'tsitr1s Astottafssi f'Ftss+
BOSTON, Jim. 1T.-StGcks closed:
Alchsnn &r first il. !;zs.f TN. sAnd, cevc... u
r. ;ss,.' en1 osfS rsFs NnsaSf E!S
.!s !s !sas E;s IL; : s S Sss Esssss $
i,i;: sS S%%'y Ii: vsiis; - q
y. EttRNn1 Is. !tne!nuu pref1rtGu.... M
AtctIlsnii Topeka. 10 l)O cotulH0n........ ha
Chl, thr. & QuiHcy... .l5lnt
FOKEinS.
.Iospos, Jau. 1'.-consols. oso-ld; account,
Dss.
American acrltrIties-Ncw Is, '103:s: 4!as. 1tdai;
~. ll7ii; i1inns Crntrnl, i@alH: rc,insylynn!t'
| Central, GSt;: New York Central, 18TH; Eric
| gt3!f; do seconds, lUA: 1londiuy. atsi.
llnr silver In quoted ut ll.stl per n!1Ico.
| The bullion Rnns Into tho Hank Ut England on
balnl,ce ts H.D,0N
| PARIS, Jun. 11.-1sentcs, eJf 01c.
| NEW urlLnASs.
| NEW ORLEANS. ,taG. lT-Styht exchange OF
New York, pnr: stcrl'ng, 4s0.
, 1881-01-18

nnl III, nsktsl: tho Is wcru llus ex. intcseat
BID mil 1i;si nskel; tho Asa wero 1t.A TIL
md 1le'. nskcl; tho is tblts ntd lOlH: nnt tho
G.l1lh ux. Interest and tnlA, At tho ctnsc the
IA were 4 lower.
ror,.iun exchange was dull. Sterling posted
rates cIoscfl AL ant, 4s1. 1ankcrs' actunI
ratcs. cltsc,i ut 4s0Ai for slxty.day blls and
4s,,3 fur demand. For sixty-day oommeretnl
Bills for prn,npt tlelvnry, +'B. For three
wccks delivery. 41sitGat79. sIxty-.lny coillr,or-
t.l ifi,e, prompt delivery On l1avrc. E1sA6o
ks1S. ItorlcaMxt 63l.4 G;.. stxty-.lay eomtncr-
cInl bills on Antwerp. deliverable prompt woro'
EaliiGkD 1.nnkers bills ,n., ucrn,ant wcroNs
for a,xty days and MI fdt demand: sixty-dty'
commercial Hills, prompt, tIit9E' lille. lshnkots
pull,efs on Holland wcrr :A3i for sixty tays md
~ for demands; ktxty.inys' commercial WIS Wi
G:n 'i-18. Supply uf hills small.
Thu imports Of dry goods for tho past week ut
tho rDrt ri New York woro uhilslnly lhrge, Nnd
Indicate hopoful preparations for largo srrInE
trulte, the nOney vnue rcnchtny S3,0af 'es}.
against $i,74..0lI Inst week, anu $i.tssUlo the
previous week. Tho amount narketed was
s3.3l4,a.7 -.......
At tho Chicago bnnks tho demand for money
does not Improve. flntcs nru tG17 per cent. The
currency movement Ia III favnr VI tho city. New
York exchange sold between hnnka ut pnral:sSu
per 81, ,000 premium.
I.uc,tl snIcs Of securities werc heavy. On thr
| Chicago Stock l)oarsl there were sales Of watet
| bonds, 1sSs, 5000 nt iii; wntcr bonds. lsAf
$1,000 nt &tas!s; cuok County II. 1sass!, $4,000 III
1:Nsi: Chicago, Milwaukee, & st. raul II. DakotI
Extension. 5000 ut 1sUt; sciler ~. $:o.0oo at II
setcr ~, $5,O0U at II cash: Chfcngo, milwaukee,
& vt. Paul Is. Chicago 4 Pacific nvs!ons $'+0o(
| Mt ITO; Chicago, Milwaukee, s. 81. ru,l, Dubuque
Division, $5.O0 ut l07.;; siincrni Point Division
5000 Mt 0!i; EN,trO nj 10o: burlington 4 Mis-
so,,ri A.. $4,000 Mt ot1t: Wabash. st. Louis
Pucinc Is, $1,000 ut NJ: ChlcnVo West nivislo'
l,n!lrond Gs, 4G.t0o 1T lGjai. Tho following quo
! fnttnns ycrp made:
, 1881-01-18

=, o,,.,,v. ,,,,, .na no.,,n.,,~ ,,,h.,.,A
1,"ess qaoea tic @ nnriat n. % ar' viii s,o oioTos
Sale. sa , to s,s rs s., "",s, .s, o.
ss1s no ssso r., at - s.sss bss ~ ryeaur At s5;
nna : ss'. bsss It s ese! o@ ., 1's ,,, 's
eSp'ec eSui 1'uas ana ,ss Tsts DO 81 sae q " S'''
.eay sse. ss1s 8 sss sesn 1t s5 s"a
% ,niadi'a4s md shst'. At .a;ssIis cars wheat;
ss,es'F; ssr % ~ ~ ,S @ S car DO "s' per '0n' anu
e1s spRiNti d. WiiExra, !Ha uu,ot and oa.er The mar
Il ss;; IL : s;.s: ss:s :ss
g s. ssss seto 81 - sn ssxs ms
II In New ' York. rio % outside hus!ass. wss vot,
sh'. and loen' opesators .oEe rather besrsh
nstK By ,s tt tas.e "Fs
;s ns g sss! s :sa s ssf sss s s Fl
iaye e .este; ri'e;s ". neaslate = demand ID. To-
III. sai 'Sts %s sts
e ss;S S I: s' u y aS g Il I ssssSp! s s.s
sS u y sssni,s u HANS 1ote A1 S,', AI.e
Ok
@ 4 "a sS; ;s;EsS
VIZ; "Ssfi;yrxn wurAr-wo. ,s,y ou,ot Mt about satur.
s{s 5sffs ses; ia t5s s y g.
s,' sss. ass ''s ss.s' s..s "a ss"s
clts11 nbout the lnanlg n saturday tur rooeilhs
@ -. Mnn III ~ r. ~ h,nS shnra
sts @ ~ m,rh 1 nlnnSd Iia tFuafna II
fMtn,ss rs NV wa chin,Iv III say ntIlcr .isiivortn
@ IfH Sni'ts ss @ HUE " .hn Guyns a 70 s
cns rss1 MaS W III Ell fa ~ luts 1f mnd M for r
Sorsr s.ot @ ..tns ~ vtn1e rsp1rts, of titl III Sn
na @ &c Dtns IS g. e t. II n" s a p3sa nt.sa
@ ~ :" s3;s; s5a ssf;' INV Sss An; S sS
sSa ss!sr e. gs tSM x 1 t. e 9fy :sa Il Hs
rtnn ~ ~ ILL., a " tn XVI snx sss
u IT. rsa9ioH ~ "' ''' VII No e"'' amy e''''"
,ai;Sa tntsssss. II W. ss ers wsro 4 .rssaes ~
VII ,sut ~ tn s' snnia ,nn9Sct eEr "
ns s nih r. siiXtiar Al siar.. IisS nrt, stny aSA
gnA W. - Ht,EStthet - ii aS III 'A.i
, 1881-01-18

called upon to put 1t: Ills hammock swung
loose Ut tbs sport OF the Wlntt," ullu tuul6leti
Tue lio'!: J. S, Irwin on Ills head. and but tor
the application OF 1t. Jacobs Oh, la Miglt
have gule "where tile Woodbino tw!neth."
Even 80, dear Bctleor,, Us tnany others haYe
game, who, falling to use the Great tieglAa1l
lts,nc'|y III tlu,t, tor their rheumatism and
ptl.hr dangerous nlsenses, "hayo paid tho
acbt OF Nature" hub Is our mustu,
, 1881-01-18

ahurt rshs, soller March, closed nt ~ GfsdH Long
ctcnrs quoted NJ tGs l?Dse md fHl boxed. Cutbut-
inds 7lt74c boxost' ln,H ~! hams. s$eshc! kwoct-
pickles! hlnta gnutcd Ut Mt5hu for 1alsl1 nvuFnRbs
Errptl IlAttt. saisle nynFnge. 1H"tihc.
l1ntln qnutes1 ut pa41 fur shoulders TI4179kc for
shnrt rlhs. fs1fAc FER nort clcars, for an1s,
i.Sf;f-Was ql!ut ii fs:;oaaN for 1ncss sa.10s9no
fur uxte.. and st575YlIuJ for hnus With Bae Of
rl brIt hau1B at $l7.uI
, 1881-01-18
COMMERCIAL.

The following wcrc tho receipts and shipments
OF tho lealtuK articles of produce In thls city
during tho furty- eight hours ending ut o'clock
Montlay morning, with tho corresponding 1g-
urOa for d yUar nRC.
, 1881-01-18

GENERAL MARKETS.

nnOOM~COlkN-1'horo arc no chnnRea 10 notc In
tho prices of hruoncnrn tho trRds remaining stcady,
S9sss s3ss aaf ~"!t'as WI =:
SfsfS? saa =
CFu0kbd.....:.
nltIsrElt-A lln,ltrh busnoas doing ut Eocent-
ly-relucud quotations. TlioE0 WAS ratAo. staator
feeling for tne Rrnos. but tho rooror quattos Hose
aRuin weak and unaottiel. We r0pcnt unr lst'
Gsssmsgy ,s,ss IaSfsS stlosk:l3 i 9i
5'Hj5y t*,f!s FOOD. 7s'
received wsrc hlled Ut tormaF prieps. Wo quito,
$:t NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. :::$s;: :s|$::
American. ..,..."s..."..W lWuul saeks......N ~
ClIEEa5-lIunMtned nrm. FA0 change for the
natkoia huA called cut ffpcr dgn!nnd and gtsen tU
market tor phrt.skM R10ds slight upward taiidsnaJ.
Qu1tAitunx suInn!n ~ 10f0rs!
Full cFCum, EpptunbHE and OCt0bes,.t.. .,.l1 Dl3H
Enl! crsa,u' sRA
t,!rt skain:
e0Al4-ln th!A tAaskot thera was c1nslnund tlr1n-
ness. Thu rsesmt snow.sioEm furnished sot&1urs
will o1euss TOR = further advance Ia ptscos. and
en Saturday aftvrn0Un anthracite Was put up to $50
aud EFIn IL II t&9h:
aa:saS:'s; ! !i.; 's !'s:'s'S,s % 5
s|aSs rit%Sfs . oa'o 1 YaaSsa ss.:: ~
~ ns's Il; sas'es: =. W. ist
:ssas u Is 81 ill., II ssvs .o
Et;usrAre ,ssa ssasss sIa asu At aassa TOT st''atly
SSis ~ II Is request. ana ssm.asa
ntm and stea.T ~ !ast quntsd' .nm AN
&sh!!t!s':i! h!!sa:!': sal!J III rs St X
ss sstsss| ~! 9H[T
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ssssts- sss:tsl-Ss .ss;s ~ Sisil; :t;l.::::;:;
Asssssss:ssI =. {a%'is. s5i ;IF.:':::.:::, 81 AZ
, 1881-01-18

favorable to tho handling ot ncnt. mud OWNERS
uf stuck nrSs"\ang Tho oprortunity given pS
the unusually low temperature.
The Nnrthtrtster4s Liltnl'era1nn In its current
Issue gives son,o very valuable stHtlsttca rcla.
1.-Two to tile product pf tho mills m Lake hlchi-
uan and tho strcan,s' trlbutnry thereto. lts
comparative atntemnnt showing tho extent OF
this nturest Ii ns fUIlows:'
, 1881-01-18

THE PERMANENT EXHIBITION COMPANY.
p1l1LADELr1llA. Pa, Jan. ia commits
tee Of Stockholders Ut tie Permanent Exll.
billion Company has been appointed 0 co1l-
sitter the question Of closing the present ex-
hibition III tho main Centennial building. It
y understood q proposition llls Gecll llala to
the Colnllttea which, il accepted. will pre-
servo tie exhibition.
, 1881-01-18

IIU1H-IfGCDiYE1 uIfInR FHHuHy 99!u .HUa..IE' iLs
Ui eanv lnlu lust week. aL9Ni tntal enst wse eti;s ia
@ st!ppsA last wosk. atut rtadS u!s1m",a Fiji
wers stronger to- III gralus t,s kdvhneu - IL IL
pared with saturday balng s74taGr tnGIe ts'a = fnn
chnlru was u,gru H,ntkaAi txAM w1nld ate IN.
lis published sa.vs !a qaAitty of yes!eria' e.
,vn 10 t,ost iIRiit sOd Vi 75AA and l"mr t1 g
iuAvy argtlgs d. Ther0 sales 81 n! eE,pI pI,s.sf
culiS Ut Et7aH4.M. Ittar1 Wor4 IDanJ ot aaD ''
clans Tho markot clused trrn.
, 1881-01-18
uQSTQE.

sr.ctal Di,patch to The Chieaso 7ttbuns
.T}nsri,x, Jun. l7.-ln mining shnrcs. Tecumseh
a0ltl 1T 6Is; Harshaw adranceh ~: Pewataie Il,
Frank lin declined I'll Silver [alst III; Copper
Us before.
10 tia nf1tern Associated Prtss.
B0sToS. JAn. l7.-Mfniug stocks closed:
Ai1ourt. npv. 41ilMnttsOn cupl1cr. .,.,,. :
Guin1,Iut s. llcejn,,,.Gb ]rUwnhlu (njEl. {
CntMiuu 1-iG' t}utJ 1l
Gunner FplIe LIN Ridge. ,,.,.... G
Ftankis. ,.......... III Silvur 3
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-07-06
THE FREEMAN.
Parkersburg, w. Va.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 6, 1881.
Liberty VS.. License.
FREE COUNTIES-41.

Of the ffty-four Counties of West
Virginia, forty-one are already free
from the tyranny of the Tyrant.
The counties nobly refusing to fur
Their legalize the destruction of
their citizens are the following: "
Barbour, Boone, Braxton, Brooke,
Calhoun, Clay, Doddridge, Fayette,
Gilmer, Grant, Grcenbrier, Han
cock, Harrison, jackson, Lincoln,
Mcdowell, Marion, Marshall, Ma
son, Mercer, Monongalia, Monroe,
Morgan, Nicholas, Pendleton. Pleas
ants, Pocahontas, Preston, Putnam,
Raleigh, Randolph, Richie, Roane,
Summers, Taylor, Tucker, Tyler,
Upshur, Webster, Writ, and Wy
olillllS. IL
VASSAL COUNTIES-13.
The counties yet under the Ty-
rant Alcohol, and granting license
to kill at his dictation, are:
Berkeley, Cabell, Hampshire,
Hardy, Jefferson, Kanawha, Lewis,
Logan, Mineral, Ohio, Wayne, Wet
eel and Wood.-13.
NoTE.-Of the first-named coun-
ties, Greenbrier and Monroe grant
license at the Public Springs Re-
sorts, within their limits, but mo-
where else in the counties.
Thirty Prohibition counties IN
April, and forty-one in June; now
let US move on the bakers dozen
left. .
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-07-06
The Convention.

That the State Temperance Con-
vention held in Wheeling, last
week, June 1920, was thorough
business success, is fully conceded by
the friends and apologists Of the IL
quor traffic, and enthusiastically
proclaimed and enjoyed by all who
were present as the friends OF the
cause of temperance and prohibl-
ton in West Virginia.
BY reference to the proceedings
given in full in this number, the
paucity of speech-making for its
own sake, and the absence of what
may be styled Convention gush,"
Will be observed as remarkable.
indeed the only speeches Of the en-
tire session, where the authors took