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MEssRs. ERODE SEQ.

MEssRs. BRODIE s. co. {.
Dear Sire: had severe attack Of Rheu.
matism In the wrist Of my left hand, aud /
WAS advised to try your Rheumatic and
Neuralgia Cure. / did so and within three
days was perfectly cured. The effect of
satisfactory beyond my expectations.
Yours Respectfully, T. p. CARROLL.
Auditor Wells, Fargo & Cos Express, g. r.
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Do be fooed Druggist for This
H-SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
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MEssRs. BRoDIE & ~,

I MEssRs. BKODIE & CO,
Il think your Rheumatic and Neu alyia
Cure most superior article. Ny fe had :
very severe attack OF Iniiamma,oty Rheuma-
sisnl In the arm, which your remedy mms-
diateiy and permanently cured
ELIJAH SNIFFIy,
Oakland CaE12
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MEssRs. BRODR & co.

cents: fou know how skeptical was ss
70 the virtues OF your Remedy, or in fact any
remedy for Rheumatism. buf after INV wife
had used less than bottle OF your Cure I
ceased to be skeptic as far as that particu.
lar medicine is concerned. and am now con-
WINGED that your Remedy will cure RheuIna-
tism used according to directions.
ID. NJ. CASHIN,
lola Devisadero ST., 5, Y.
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BRODIE ( co.

BKODIE Z co.
Gents: My wife suffered for months with
the Neuralgia. One bottle OF your Cure en-
tirely cured her and she has never had
touch Of it since. JOHN KOHLMOO2,
Proprietor Kohlmoos Hotel" Alameda.
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MEssRs. BRODIE & CO.

MEssRs. BRODIE 4 CO.
Dear Sirs: Was utterly Frustrated for
some time with Lumbago, and found no re-
lief until | used your wonderful remedy,
which worked an immediate cure so that
could attend to tusiness the next day. /
recommend it to all. s. MOSGROVE,
1l4-1l6 Kearny st. Dry Goods Merchant.
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A Safe and Speedy Remedy for all
Bronchial Affections, Asthma.
Colds. Coughs, Loss of Voice,
Bronchitis. lncipient Consumption,
Hoarseness. Pain and Soreness of
the Chest, and all Difficulties aris-
ing from a Sudden Cold, readily
yield TO its healing powers. Ask
for the California Halls Pulmonary
Balsam. Sold by all Druggists.
>. e. GATES d CO., Projectors, All
asnsoRia sd. San francisco. Cal.
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Ask Your Druggist or Physician.

e Do not suffer yourself or let your
Irianre suftar. but tse and urge them 10
use Hop Biiters."
" Remember Hop BltterS is nc vile.
'drGgged trunked Eostruu, but Il { pnrest
and best Medicine ever made, ana no per
son or family should he ithout it
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will b. p ia fora case they will not cure or
help. or for anything impure OF injurious
fOuad In theta.
That poor. b-dridden. invalid wife, sister.
mO;hcr, or daughter. can be made the pic
lure uf health by n few bottles OF Hop BIZ
tiers, costli : but TT lie.
Will yOu let them suffer I?
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-12-30

''rhe Oldest Best most Renowned, aud
'NaluIhl, Medicine in the World. and
Ia addition contains eli the best ard
most effective curative properties OF all
'nihcr EitteTs. h'iHg the gre test Liver
Regulator. BLOOD PURIFIER and life
AID az aitA rrslgriaEy AGENT on earth"
, 1881-11-15

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Bptetaf D'spateh to Tht Chicago Trit..ne.
ltvEmIot,t~ Noy. I-li:Dn. m-fi&uit-Su ]. tlss
No. = Nkrai.
,s!'ss ts.Ssstste No. ,;s ii, Ns 4 ~ 81 .'s ~ III ~ ~
=. ita init eInb No. !. iisG'; NJ" :, lis ID. cafn-
b. t1E,.
Pn0y1aroSs-lnrk--iiM. lard IN I'd.
tayEI.lD0f.-Nny. !L-I'ors -Pr1.ne nrBs Eastern,
dull Ut Sa; Western dull ut sis. laen-t. t. stuaiy
ut 5lai Il H. stuad5 ut 6a. tfa,ns C. irlnur Ut EEs.
HeeE-Ettfn lnlln ntAa steady NJ ill., Chsust-
Anorica'. dnll ut G for sep tsnoes ''uto h ~ inr
summer n.nkc. lMIiUw-l'r.me city steauy nj Al*
Turpantine-Hnlrlts NJ t.Onuun Etrasy Mt 4?a III,
Wheat-ssIrinR Hn2 s,en,iy ut lOt Id. floas-Extra
Etnla steudy Ht ~ H. llrralptA Ut wh"nt fnr tho
week-AtIant!c rnrta, at.n0, 1acIc 4Auu; other
rohrccs. xluul 1tcreipts al corn. at,Usl
l.lvsHrun1, Nov. A-EyenlnE. .-GDTroN-ActtTe
und t3ru; G&fllA; saes lSr1 bntcs: speculation ard
axport. s.uu; A.nfrcan It'll
l'nuria1nSa-. .1eet-Extn Indian mGaa. Hts.
Anl0rlcuu intd, isa ri.
cMEEsE-Flue American, Us for September mako.
tzls tor suENlner antLkt.
TAiiaIw-Flnc American. 4ia.
,,0Stn,S. S',v. l4.--rAtI.ow-flne Amottcan Ill IT,
ANFwEItr. Hos. .t..--''Krst0tRuM-Is'1f
The f.ltnwInR woru Fecayed by tho ChIgnao Hohed
Of Ttn,io:
ss: 81 .sst S?{ aIMs1! s ss ;ssas
ut Mi sss shas 'In Sa fo ~
% iI i! sa GaSfa r ,s ea il ; g tf us s''e s'a
@%ies. S$sr, t;.!t! n%aesss; y ssIiss 5Sst Hr:s
sa @ wss9 sss!s IL st oso III ID fIrg I e ss .nn @ Il
Il M e$& III tst!s! s t;ss. cs: ss '
ssil,Sras c,sl i. iisti: Il; wSte ;lsIsisan IL NJ
las ID. Gurn lir,n,y .hoI Ut ii I'D. MAnK l.AXE-
Whcat Hase 1|,}.as!ttaa t. buys cNsn s!fu'as Css.
rs wntcr &'5 G,|s.,!s tar aysrasy yaaa1Ia s q.
trnrer. taOnd .hipp!na Gnfnstin wl.gnt lnst III
pUtI.i2M. naarlr iut. Fnlr nvcsnau HHntY 20 Alas-
to fy %sf sssss1 mas III m % .aSs Z ssy ~;
fIench lurt. Atryplt on S1nst @ 1rr IT,, Grdesf-"heat
, 1881-11-15


,,crcirod during snn,tay and Mnntiay,
linn t.s, wcuk. mi; totnl 'aat weok. 2257
ASH ~ ab,uusl Inst wtuk. 1IaM TIL mnr-
aaa M .,rorurr all nr,unt Talofo dill NOT nppoar III
.,1 r, ol.lsrld frn Hny sHufcq' pHt tho a"P
mnllsf limit IsMRt, ind fr1"tst* from ahe f."st
~ @ .tn,s nnct,r7YGInont. alntlhr te 1hu4ofto VI
heia ,.. ~" xarc tuuiaHtat ,noru 1l9er"f III Their
sata ~, any, raNne bn,nx ,iono at Nil nA*nnce IN
nr1ros oe Maiuc. r,s quality 0s tho ht'.
Satna rrt, Inn ka.pa as ttIB Eo.ernl ruin fnr inst
H w. Nj II troyu nF cxtrn castle WIS aHe5eu
~. ~ rrr, tw t,..ncl,cs ut rootl tn Iisl1ce when
lhe.' .ps. tr1nn nj E.iSsGto. but tbs bulk q! tta
Ns. a.J. ,,ustttntI. 1T M,nr 10 fair qnn!iles anu
',, trcca bals,w tA3A &aid@+lrRl Eati1a'R the
ser ,. o1 thsf cs,5n ,,,c rS sf'' p.y"' ''SHs liz
N!:t9u a III .Is WsttNtn md 'tnxns e,ittta ,aara
sss .s;ca a.. y ftlss st s%tiacts sro f1 ,!.
u" tns t @ ,rnn ,iruyrH 81 Hlnnn ttt fl:Msi WA te
~ ~, tat t.,lli ~ .!Mti fr th!i' :s.t.a: y
.fns Ts .s".suul Hasa x t. ~nld ~ ItA r. klsMa
" H.. httrT figure yir Mn clr1'fua yotntllka
ts1taatt tsa ~ s,r In t,,In9 ieninnl Hha s1 - etFunR
ist. sprsafr pa II ,iSn' III tslyss. Ttis Iiarkai
nss1aa tnnsss1 art,l viii, thu rnla pens empty.
''''~4 ut0rATIuSa:
rate. ueoycs-Stecrs Weighing a.ssn lbs and :,
fd,ee assInr III IL Ill l,,. tsa-
,s@ n, =, u, IT,,
Nyds tssas; 2, ., i1s ~ =. 43Aa
ga'sns9. lss H.? o. s'!'s .'sSs5 sissIs
VT sr9;nsna sS;;, = sss s4n ~. 49, Luz
s'.sf s ta..'v. as,a
'9Issruta.t,t s, md .ttaSax Nv s Ss' ] - s:
Jsas- Per lDl DA, s..s.s .-..'.s 7'4toa
, 1881-11-15

~ MAY, Nv" i!,nsr; ,!Tt,tabsc Lf tHr'cy s.cad'a
,rtirIlt' IN ftA.'%. fl.n"iln
I.Etn t.ti.r,'r nj a. ........... ...
Hirssh W,,rtnriI dairy. Dag crcasnery. 2ttar
E4it.s--t} ut 9tJItr.
NHtAkf--Atenhy nj t1IM .... .
l'Uuvtr1aJSsIUtk quiet; jrlhirR Mt fli.11 c1afI.
N7t f,.trthrY tlry SILT nieEis rnt. ar.Ints cnreh
ntiMt. Hl~ ~. tNI lar,n butter; M1i. aiU.1h f'G.
1ar1l nulstlhhlly III 1TIrt n tlLgl
iHGt'rH- Ftnnr. 1st'Il hra: wheat, rum !'ni ctHn.
In. .. Ia.
nlIIpMHHTs.-Fiour Eun brh: wIoat. tiuu hui
c,ft 3l,bQ bt uat*, l1Dn hit Ft8. roIIu hHtl1Y.
ltatF l}ls. 80. =
AYJElsSbbN tinAut-SYhent lnwGrl rEfaE}<c
llecDMt,pr atM9h4IG .!MhHHry, 4lHh atAG fHbtMary.
t;"rn Hnscr lHa Did I'aatnbeE. 'itAu january. Gg3c
, 1881-11-15

,,,,,t If risr4nr tffy. nHd tHtf I"f S"'
rtt,INN- - 10y nT'u +. III III ;;sn r,IlHsrS ~ ~
rultiTf r. 'rut .teu a!nIIt"otH 'i't"'u" ''"'t "
wii..,tr iii tr Iatin"; ;,,, ut tho plrc, r!yrn
,rtr: ,,,, medium tn. tsSai
l,rt ~ a.. .s.,tY tuh. ItsW
ne NJ. ne err.
iAF.t n INV t-ul I'M Il,
Mrda!n an,i "i w,,.fc 1ioece. ii
Sltti1n.. .%,i HqrEp. .1kttt
,,ms ,,1," ;,; Wilt srcar II
>Iihows rlp w la,su: nns oen. @ ~ w! ~. n11rtt ,'t
Suf. saS' tr prt,'h niU tiM: ht1 y" r'1,"en
ihIt rcss' chlruu lit sgI 4H1s 41sne, u. ~
saAfb bss ~ nota,s n1a .,., Ms,. bat wa*cd asca1
aft, md nFf 'utIfuy I,,riaetctl. Thn shiat "
r. "a tcrf atTa at.T as,r,.. Ill rradca incMnI: 'lnlt
tnth,.a II Mtt ill., rinse Mfu lsi9nHtVH Vnx"H IL
:, "a 'sRnIee sle rs sa' IL rco II mno ieoces
r.Ni bt l.esnMn{ iuf II raln tiyalnra nlnn!5est
Sicly nitu Mr9 cbntehti W. ~ ,tMr 1.,
,.n ,ssl "nti e; .1sns. q Il. rcson. vaaa
nn. s1s i rflrir glr,iaoy xsw ioaih aos etSI-
IN E1r W." wv nr tt,rD nGw'lM1rfnt nt thh gx ;If
IT, IT, " asc. rm, ,ft'n, s"y sr I"lea,s sery t
tit ctn aa.s ~ rfn,,su IN sninrH. vftSe* sMesH. !Nw.
nlsrkcl IN u,trietly 4l' Ana . ,. ti,in,
crer, m"ts It iIiicut ttl!t,uHh hot HMM ~,
ps buyers inr Ans5'ati =. i,a! Ts u dS"uto Ut xii
sn ,f'sfh fhi,tY ,s lii ts!o 1:m4'is lnnrknt n e.,t-
IN ensI"d Tho e"n,litlsIn " ~ !1%,uM % tH"n
fec ii,i nrent IN ttIhut tnT MuH!n r. ut,,.,
att M ,"SFa nl1ttnst my seay n Ws,";cxtt.u
iDipI,rEs my IT ;,4; ahl Wn l1rc. but s'!1 tysa
*f"l it1ll,astat!na U: lais Woui "nH
IN ~ ,cter iI,f,St eM!efr Mi1 W ~ WV oe'esu
ernnenn. nnmnut,t vi Il will bs l'r9tiHf1t hoFe'
, 1881-11-15

j.outsvILLE, Nov. M.-C0TT0N-FiEm; i1Hc.
FlUult-Easior, pktsu. s1l2ss4b0; extra family
N,15@AW; 4 No. !, ttt03A75t cholca fancy. n.saa
B2a, ..
UItA,S-Whcat strong and higher, siT1t. Corn
tir,ner, No. white. 1uet du n,!xu lgc. Oats drneTi
No whito, %sal do mtxot. 40. ttya astaadys M. :
flu. - =.
TNoyIsIoSH-I'Urk md lard nominal b4lk meats
strnHt shoui!prs Hanui c!eat rl el0nr kt.ios
WA1sKy-aloAdyi tl.0.
, 1881-11-15
ST. LQUlH.

HI. LOUIS, Nor, l1-tLouh- Qnchanaed.
QAAlN-Wbsat opened hl9haf, hut dscilnsds No, :
Esl, sL8}6aL& cxsh. sL+lsGALW paesmb*f. f.EHt
elt1 January. aLa6I6s1LG HsesuAFyi Nc. 5do. esI
QL3s34s No. I Do. tl7H. Corn opsnsd pst1ss aaa
declined, S4j<aesao cssh, 0YSaa'Ao usostntsr ana
JapuarJ, tj,11GgKc February, sustxjko Aay. oRs
better; tsF ~ cash. w December, s74c January.
, 1881-11-15

'PkoniA, Ill.,, Now H.-@;ktAtN-Cotn staAaTi high
mixed. cla{6+i9es mIxoa gl!4HtlAc, 0ata assn, No.
wllto. N&4s>Su. llJa htuaF, M. =. Wka9asfo.
llIuuwlHks.-u sltipl; no sales lspQrlad.
EKckIlTxWtual, wv III; 11s!l. 4l.1N bA{ osts. IT,
y 9a aye 1 n2nsi s' eSS An pu, oa..
u kla hui ryS, 2,1N bui barioY, nane.
, 1881-11-15

nxrnofr Mich, Nov, Observation-Disclosures.
OltAIx-sWhsat fir,usrt No. <shlto, oaat,, Novam'
bef, and your, sl:g3&, Daceuber, tlSiJ4t Ihnuary.
sl.hAs February, tl,s4 bid; March, slos, No. rod.
tn anloaI No. J Nhttn t1..s}t.
ltfCEiisTA--WhBAt, HILL bu.
HHtEMkNJ3-Wh94L LOU hI3.
, 1881-11-15

ptrrsuuno n. Nor, 3A~VkgRoLKu1-QuIst
Up,ad certificates weakas, closed II 10, refined.
I'll Gt.AS1aS. Hi IT,. Nuy.' ''l4.-rs1un,.su aastss
dull and hsnvyt 9psn1d u &Aul alxAssh seae1 lv"'
ass aud CiYxlnxt hS4p.
, 1881-11-15

I4E hana tina lust week. 7Xl tnla bnAt WnNk Ah4b,
,tEns1 81 UT . rsxx l Tho xovp ttnde WA quilt
snds' neglect Ths fsilowins saios wess ssportcd:
n. sAEA' *Ahka.
AT Ar; frfsi 81 |dS' M1' a. t'ftesSi,
S'lIa H.aniif 'ms.''". t'a{lM1!''.." ksM
N,,r,. q S1s ''' " ~"
KKN YORK,
SEw YDuK, Sny. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. hian
intS aq9Rno.I 1T TX 1annr,IS, S."rtmSM ,sx"i XII.
snsintsr Wss Ia Rnn, trrin, nt Ms
I'll fuF I,nr II, r1r ,s9inL ss.txus ~ w
e,ta sud II t7 s1esplIps II lb9ss ,.tu aTtysIs
Sesa tnr t1putts tnciuded isl llvo cattle 6IN
frrs.s, ni " sAeei ~ Afcssses hlnttunt lao
SuEklI-iSucutn,, u uu, p,x.,,o m mn f.r,hm o.t,
Efaeti ttsrtnn tyr III M ,Hss atnnH ~ YSrr @
isaitt!i M.uu shevn. axia tt g,mm1n 4, MIMI
il s7s;rxs sHiG =, + 4 o1'sa canAa" stoes
HSSE.;fs""i,ss Ises ns.ss, ..,.,,,. NJ k, .
t dagand, u t ~ ~ M II. Se ~ t -. io
ips Ilvssed osf Ao9 'ps loe hsot *'''SSa"
YAgr LlnHttrY,
East Liberty, Pa, Nov, ,H.-CATrtH-Ilanelnt
d. hf@n tSr S sa wp9k etnasnH H aa anss1M
esrfn .at 2xla local ths wsai bofso; selling iaIr
.Ha: isssptss scss ho.d, ,ola, Tor tho week. H.
'ggras,. q ING. ID. 1'"4s'p"t.1' ss'"'sS,'''
Ma a.nInss sa G@ hesa to!nl toH No week.
1sn iii MenL "s9 1aas "cokt selling ba8ao hi9Aer
week.
, 1881-11-15

, Special D4ApaseA 10 tn Chicago 7fa6uns.
KASsAH CITY. Nov. lt-1nAlS-Ilo Price tartrnt
ro,uEta. Wheat-ltecctpts III bu. shlpmeata ~
bu, 1nnrkct higher, No. l. cnsh 5!'{o; November. Act
No. g. cush s!1ai Lueember 03tl M. casn, y ~
NUyoHbGr. el.A COgn-litgolpts. lATll bu} sAlt1-
hNr, HiU.
, 1881-11-15
UI5TTAL0.

AtryALu, n. u, Nov. H.-QMA1N-Waeat nrml
s4le& essty, lAl1u hn No. lhsrl Duluth II N.@ now
hold u y; ; with Ss bid. cofa AeaEco' bald II Go
0A12 NnGatNNs+ . ~ .
CANAL flsks0ltTR-unchnnsGd.
, 1881-11-15

NEW YoRk, Nav. A+-A stoady movement Ia cotton
and wooiQn goods, salFs RAd drawers, stat. on sa'
count OF tack ofdefs but current demand Ouly 0!l.
vEtUt tu,N II tho nlark8t Hsa: xhd c1t!un kooas ln
ycfy Ilxht 1rppyi pFtnt1, EaShspss and ass4tE9ods
oulat 6p6 HpGq4Ax&t4
, 1881-11-15

IE.'A-teacatycd during s1n.lAy nnd MaidaJ. e.
*, .aippesI iii wssk. xiiiG II wiz i pretty 6rlsx
q! II A.. et.nel - tho stso.. T5ao on9nsd ca,Iy ,,
sanle,s y p5lrss anathur b. tl,o .,askat aftst
day quotations III 0c veE lU lbs. lily midday tho
Itns xs!e sleafsa a &s1Sssa@ f!,s pons - oa1ca @
III u for kIpa and cllllt Th1 guEiilx was fair.
ind p1ust af tie iIRs went at G,A4lId. Tlo follow.
, 1881-11-15

GALVESTON, Nov. N,-VoTT0N-f1rns iu!ddug,
1lAe, low m'Idi,ua lt}kcl gouu oEduary, f)ko, net
ruceipt& ala& baost s4p1rA tu aEeat Arltalu, lk7i
..NkW 0MG;EEASs, N0v: llI;CiI3roS0;;stsonx, md
dlhxFyt 1to1 nui Nv t. lesi Nrats 4 OK
p1Eu g urSat 9rAln. lAs5si UunAnSnt, af9i sals4'
Fl. LVYik ,Hoy., t-CoyTnN-lIEhsss nlldal!Mg'
ll9fpI &atsk, la0 balast EacspA. AauL thlVnahA-
4fl(I gkuGx, ALaM
, 1881-11-15


Hnsr0s. Eov. N.-FIMut-flul1, Hlnter whats.
f1..,ds8tu Fur 1t. idItS nna Illinois
OuA1S-t'arn qutot hit ,sm: M. md hiah mixed.
,aiGc: %tearsar. 1sEl11. tMts hrnit ln!ptOFnA de-
niAndf Mn. Md Hxtrn white. Mete1a'c; NJ. 1vhlts,
6itx!4;c NJ. whItet b.fe; NJ. mixed. Ma5ln ltJo
lulll *i.lH
t'Iloy,x1sjSs-rork du1t, prlnsc s.6.k01l'p: mess,
ft4r0IiA etcar and uxtnl clear. F:iDAa!M iices-
$iXs iNis l.rt is4lH, lnu,%-.f!nokcu Ill4ds
nlfrTEit-Quiat, but euu1cV grAdss cotnnlsad full
rrlees.
CHEEHf-QuGt-
EuG1-Suisllnatly u,!cbunratl. NV,
NEfEl'Ts-Four H.ku bftA. 3,:eU B0ckBi CofTl+ &tVu
hut WHaht. a.ulg but 0nls, !t'aN 6n
us bn.
, 1881-11-15
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Tho Att.s+siuni tui'sp Ltmbtfa.an iId NaHaf"ff-

SFF'f'fE'r
"irha rivnr tr,I,tinuus ut n lind aiaps it, ent!rc
lHnatI., AID t,tU ilss aid suffering II intWpl1rH. llt
fr0i0llt U0gayu III lnlMts alum ths rivur ftM w.
l.!ats ,Or ii VI y l.,"et surI.a s,.aushf: I'l;
ttlrUH ~ tU Lr!aex Aersa. 1tnnt,.bm 4nlhty. aI,t
NAnkuk tito nrdk iFsNt NvntttM Hh trAi kH anu
tle iAttcr frtnl hnxlitH hui tpnh kn'M*ta hA: ny
rtnnitIur. Er lIigse rHNsnt Tho h Nf ti. sri.!1 "
llu Jlat wonk ins Gu a!,t1r taaN f1r u!.a.at WY
Uf tho wnn h0nt,1l. Tt1 loss nNn .tMtnnsD ny n4ht
to thu 1MciS ind mills Is tle,rt,. but ssIl,'t INV 10
Ushhistt hut tll ..hvHst ttu Il the intrrfnpt!"fs
% sN,'ha nti lilo !illcui.y i in!'dl!na fnft ihar;
tisHnrs ms luw hr! tD rlte u NJ !Mntk. i!unnaa
nll,lil enslnst aliitUrnrH. lio rrUl t.ncts,
tnryus md MI tu 3uwEt tltrris AFtt satr94 Atsu
tbs rrRwIu lumber nearly Ar,ghtted. The i!ulncs
NHltlof district II MrJ0Iy utHT wn&1r. III Ht A1hD tic
Kuuknh Hil Wanxan ynrlr. t1lnsbR VII tn!lnpnao
iso!Eit hlutknde nt al thutu E1!nta wlch viii tHip
many tnys ~ nvHreu,ru Mfter The wn:sr* !asa 70
eadtt!, 1'ha lD:tHu NJ All lutn IA tMr M ~ tfs
wistrA u t1.e trMIe+ IND nn NIr n hAt laG nIIy-
wilurD os!tH Ut Et increase thu f3t.lUrA f'lr
my A! " lumber. Tllr Iuitls ivv lonrfy ~ Hnr.
ttlUrs 10 iii tGnst t1l bu *HHe nut bufr tiu N.'sts
nf the 1tJr i,rItlJn md mil slut, ~ tint It
would DO H 1fastlhfa IN lurG brslnr fur Ur-
,tlunry tgnAtt tuli,ur. I'!t,nr which GtUi.i hasu
,Gut bati IN tho sprtEg nj ef5 M!it f1 n wunl n.'w
IN, reIuapu nj HUA ixII1k Tho nstIshcu4ly0 Ing
Cnt Ernw* slnnler day by liar fttl, YArnlss tausr!
principally mrcHnt Ut Huh rrreH Ut Htr!lBt. nck
nf hay, Ilss 1T dams. lEl.lges. 1ie.. md te lnrad
amount tf InYs ii be ratrtta over ~ Tho rvstrt
TiuTe II. h,~pYHr. nn harthH VI esihhns.nu rye t1"
nbta cu, iavrltlu wintcr ,uay chu1sRo thu suns
, 1881-11-15

Receivers Sale.

Pursuant 70 an orer It i.Is Csrcnl; Court ot ,o1k
Cunty. uttered IN thu itt day Of November ~ u:
is 4, tha casv u rn"Inu: u Sg:tlrs. An'i!,.F Gt
Gc1S" NJ, j, .fs, G;nns It! sa % r., T"ss
9t = nslusk A. VI. a. ny .tse Hmm !. Snn,uss =;
Frslsss etuaied n ,l.s co'nty "t ao u,a s!n.e "f
Gte1ks IisIsi"i. II liz sas one.!af Il. u q iii~k
numtcr Hetcsn tisl. n un1M i'nrE secoih Addition
ioll0ws-tti-wft: Commencing ut p.!lst luray:tr
t4sl faGt vert frsn thu souh.net G1tther u Hlnsk
number HtieeH tl5l IN UniUn lNtk Second A,dtt,n
to thcnrn. running teHGU west IN The nnsth Tim nj
Enlttn HtFcet twtntY and 0ne-hhlf t!sxt tcGt-
thancp liurth pasue! with ST. lohu's Etact. nne-huH-
Tired and eighteen tt1Sl fGet,nusa Or es.-u IN A.
leY thenco EAST m the t1Itb lnH ut alley twenty.
two and puehalf l7.4l fsat, thence sonth parallel
feet-uurs q !crt-t Elaes q Geg:nntIs wssh ~.
known n.,.nbss ~ ras1 ..sSst for tlts an' e
!hse tI,ous.a t,fse hunlrsd dollass q, sss Ano
after anto w! interest at The rntn ssvrn Ier cent
deed ur1n Tho rrar,soH. Mnlatn hfE!sr ana tsltes
bu&t hid viii ho nec4ptet1
Chicago. November l35l.
ROcclver Ut the Chicago L1fe.1nAut1nG Company.
j, L. 11tGfl, AltufllGY.
, 1881-11-15
C{t't'Itf1N,

Oswxao, Nov. lt-GHAlN-WheAt usmot. Corn
qutatt Western mixsd ha!d At f{o.
, 1881-11-15
STAND AND DELIVER.
Five Highway Monopo|'es Still
Collecting Toll.
With Ono Exception tho 1t0atls
Arc In Il had Condition.
The County Board Looking to the
Abolition Of the Extortion.

|
7x>,UU. Thu Htrcets vi Ch!cA4U nra III ptotty
bn,I condition. t,,n.,y nr them being ltnpnssalho
far trntn. I,t nil Inn, r., frpc and M, man III
assessel =. ce'lts lor tho psNAeae " Ee,.m*
hut If hu utto. pts IL euyo tho city llmts and !
truyei ,lpr,n uy ir.tbwcst, tie ttnhurpy driver
ol u,'pxy, wasa,,, Or earrlaxo viii tiai 'hut no
cannot trasol has Ii ihic on any u ule aupnt'
lhI thotuus.faros without ho'no l"tter.haY
iMs nv s"r w. SSn',Is SW,, a,s TX '1 vi "su
sys!o ~, y ,sn. aS ae,. ,"IIo ia q. i, "st m
justcatln, ir tl1e ,utfpt TINT 1t viii not endure
fur Ffrat whlle lunrcr.
CR Ctnsty EufsSi VIE ,a sc .t'' n.e VI
i Nh l:ya1s:on Kr,,yoi ro2..I, whot. Sxts,rls
f @ Mt t far nsyoa he he 1rshe, W,i sy s TO-
%e, wis @ i S ~ I. ~ tn t'sS o!G Hon % tiay @
n4n't n,ss 4n II n Sy Sns ,nS
nlist . o!'Ix viz! 4; y; l
H. Nv . ~ t,.,s ~, S constttorahIn ntcrnsf
a. ;dis ;S isst s!ss oakht 4. +, @ saifr
gnsts,ruts. t II u"'' u '0'o "Ho ~ '''"' Mo
T.e .sce.ni is "Farnor" Harms. n:f h,.coin ~.
snio9gh ilt',, .,'i. 10 "Ts & ce-
'nu'n'us roa.'s .
ARE OWNED ]li AAEtl4 j. SSEt.I~
Tho Northwestern punk rt,ad. rllntlng frnm
tho glHl III Milwaukee ayesIi,u tn Easi Whcc1lnF.
anil pMssinR through 1uiiertnn, Mnntrpsn, Nor-
wtAd PMrk, MaLIle, unh Wheeling. ~ tho ninst
InnR.. ~ has two branches, t'F ra.lttIcnt,ons-
aAa EIstnn rnAd. extgntl.tsK fr1,il Western nv
enuu Aau tho inirlhern city limits ton pnnt
HeNr The FtIlnHn ur IetFnrRaH; Anl tho lltHvina
brunch. wlIrn cxttlldA nurthwtat from 1etytrsoll
u u pDht ui tho IJ4apIuinGk River tleHr the
northern boundary OF tho Town Ut t.eyden SE,
tar us thu Eaun,y pf Gnns Ia conecrar'i. thess
rt,ala Mtc tnspertrh anI looked after hy
u0ar,l ni Toll satl Inspectors, Wtlosu ttuly Il II
see thal ttIay are "kept In 9oUf repAlr anu 1T
tor uae, tu i,ltutu tI1 funKHAHe Of the statute.
Tint they ara not " th lusvbly. une exception
kept nlid maintained as pruvilesl y fact HI
pntHHt ~ that toll IN COLLECTED upon them.
The EynnstUn or Grocn ilay tt,nd Il thR mort
travelled. flu whu is cl,rli ltltUu to burg his
tunil IN trrlan.t. Calvary, Or litsehtll Cemets
rfes uIilst tsIy t0II to Mr. IlflHNs' tpprcsetn-
tjvHa. All tiie highway trayrl hulween tho city
md the inpa,rinmt snnirbB 1t EsAt,stan. St't,th
Ernslsieh, u,.d ntto,H lying along the line u thu
Mi1wnukpe HrnEel. vi the Northwestern HALL
r.Jud n!llat luy irll,lstc. Thu tArEer tntltitlt
Lrl1,r IN hA ultulllcu EJ tue Nruecr cn.lllot
rs out his merchandise without being subjected
To an ongrous md cxnsprrAtiux TUX, which
presses with GlunI Injustice upon rich nnd poor.
fn fir "A lis T1ll lbct In colstdHrci. this rar H.
or WIS 1T tho ti,nn OF t,la rexutar November !n-
condition. Therr WIS 1ood tle.tl Of snportluOns
, 1881-11-15

n%HSsltH

tNDIAHApot.ls, Nor. tA-lltAlN-Wheat stronat
sl,s9HalA Corn hrmt Old, ttG1ot new. a'Aalo. Oats
tu5ta N&$GQ.
, 1881-11-15

To Regulate tho 8toInac1t. LlEcrs
And bowsle. take uarter's Little Liver plll1.
, 1881-11-15

The,. 1.uhiDKn.
lst thu oat shenV saasals 1t tito oasao mas.
ssu,alna., n, consulting half of shingles and tho
suas ". a, y, miscellaneous tumbst quits IN sct,vo
ID quot.tSssa sarsosa selling ~sll up " Tho out
, 1881-11-15

lsi saus as III v"at w. n1 sa a,t @ Msok
tttpted l:.t Naex. 1i;. Tho shoYp trnde WA quIHt
tteN,4k IaAt we0kt closing prlcek tiI14 III choice
qaalitca Nrrt wanted, luI iho t,wer EEndUa wUIu
hndef Neglect The following aaios wetu reported:
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-07-01
Mint Affairs.

A Chronicle reporter interviewed E.
o. Leach of the u. S. Mint Bureau in
Virginia city yesterday and learned
that by the first of August at the latest
A full force will be put on at the Carson
Mint and coming resumed. The Mint
has been accumulating bullion of late,
and now has $780, 900 ounces on hand
enough to ju stify resumption Of active
work. No discrimination has or will be
made against Carson; on the con-
trary, the Department will be only to
glad to see enough bullion deposited
there to keep full force of operatives
co, stantly.
The Mint Bureau now purchases AGO.
900 ounces of silver and gold per week,
and distributes the same through the
MINIS at Philadelphia, New Orleans,
San Francisco, and Carson. The New
York Assay Office now has an accumu-
lation of $40, 900, 900 in gold. The clean
up and settlement of accounts at the
San Francisco Mint will take fully two
weeks, as there are $50, 600, 900 in coin
to be counted.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-07-01
PINE STREET.
what the Stock Exchange says OF the
Outlook.

The Stock Exchange has the follow
ing: .-a
"The boys are all unloading for the
FOURTH" said broker this morning,
sand that is what's the matter. No
body wants to carry stocks over a weeks
vacation and pay interest on 'em. Be.
sides, 1 guess good many clippers
need the money for ex's during the
week, and so they get out and trust to
luck to get in again at lower prices. "
Whether the broker is right or not
makes but little difference. The fact
is that somebody is crOWding the mar
ket with all the stock it will bear with
out causing panic, and the result is a
terrible lessening of values and shrink
ing of margins. The market this morn
ing was active but it was bear market.
Stock seemed to come from all quar-
tiers, and, considering the large offer
ings, the fact that prices suffered no
further decline, is rather remarkable.
Union sold at 500 and $92, and Sierra
Nevada at $lO4. Mexican went to $95
and was we'll sustained at that. Gould
& Curry was weak, dropping to $5s,
which is the lowest figure in months.
Norcross sold at SO 80 with free offer
ings, The best sustained stock was
Alta, the bears seeming to manifest no
desire to attack it.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-07-01
LabOrers Wanted.

Iaborers are in demand at Marker
& Prices wood camps near WashOe
and Franktown, in Paradise and Sur
prise valleys, in Carson valley and gen.
orally throughout the State. The Tus-
carora Times ReUie,o says there is a
scarcity of hands for hay-making in
that section this season, and it is not
improbable that large quantity of
grass will remain uncut.