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RAILROADS. sTEAM[ERs, Err,
CENTRAL PAClFEC RAHEaoass.
OVERLAND TICKET OFFICE:
OAKLAND FERRY, FOOT OF MARKET STREET

Commencing Saturday, June a, 1881
ASp UNTIL pURTHkA NeTiCB
TRAIN AND sear2 yiIL LEAVE SACRAMENTO
AS FOLLOWS:
SsSA A.M.-{Sun hays excepted l-Accor moda.
OsSv dation Train C Marysvills. Red Bluff an
Redding.
Q.lfs A. M.SDdlyIC p Emigrant Train to
VsVV Ogden.
H.0A A. M.-(Dailyl-C p Pacific Express, Wis
ssNV Benicia, for San Francisco.
GlsfsfA A. Mo- as soon .heresfter as prac
AVsvV ticanle-{Sundays cepted}-Stean,er FOL
35m San Francisco, touching at all way porti
on the Sacramento river.
11.0A A. N.5Sundays excepted) Passenger
AAsOV Train for Woodland, Williams and WI
lows
It.skA A. M.-(Daily)- San Francisco Passengers
AsOV Connects at Gait with Passenger Train fol
fone and at La.hrop vita the s. P. Atlanti
Express for MADEIRA, Newhau fSan Enema
ventura and Santa Bsrhara) Los Angeles
Yuma, Maricopa Prescott), Tucson, Ben
son (Tombstonel, Deming, N. H., for A.
7, 4 5. F. K. R.). and Rogers (El Pasol
l,5S6 miles from San Francisco. Connec
also a t Niles for SAP jose.
S.gfp r. n.-lDaily}-oreg Express fol
Ssov Marysville, Chico, Rcd Bluff and Reddinq
Portland, 0regonl.
s4O E +: MID91 aad ao9 ssess Train for Col
$50 T; F:.a m.gsiSsan Is ssSis. Francisco fass'nss
4l eonnssta e. mps With a L2:' e n1aa nsa to Lain IIGB 5
es.s +. M.c(Gandoys eacepesd; - Psasnngsl
V'AS Train Tor woodland ard Enig. Land
1,ss r. M.-,Daiiy,-cP P. atlantic Express TO,
ssOO ooliax, Reno (Caraon and yirginias, Ratslt
Mountain lAustinl. Palisade tEurekal
Ogden, Omaha and Eass.
A. N. TOWNE.. General Superintendent
T. 4. GOODMAN .GenI.Pass'r and Ticket Agent
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EMPlCYMENT CFFICE,
TO LET Oh FOR SALE.
ATTENTION. sARKEEPERsI

Advertisements OF ive lines In this department
inse ted foz &c cents for time three times for 50
cents CT rs cents per week.
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IRON WORKS, EoILBR AND RIA
CHINERY TEAKERS.

Sacramento B0ifcr Works-Nos 214 and 21f
Beale street. J. F. Hall, Practical Boilermaker.
Manufactures Marine, Stationary and Portable
Boilers, and all kinds Of Sheet Iron Works.
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RAIE BROS. & co.
- SILKS! ~

ordinary generally
benefit of
that the benefits ocng successful
ion of HALE
BROS last consideration giving their
benefits that ooncluvely that they
ruin
HALs CALIFORNIA having joint speculation
SILKS just arrived and having
inviting attention the public
FINEST DISPLAY
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BUSINESS COLLEGES.

sanborne, Vail Il CO.-Importers and Manufact.
urers Of Mirrors, holdings and Frames, Chromos,
Engrayings, Brackets, Easels, Statuary and
Artists Materials, No. 857 Market street.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Matters and Things at the Me
tropolis.
A MINING OoNPANY's ELECTION
The Arctic Relief Steamer Rodgers
Heard From.

Etc. ....... Etc.
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For advertisement of VEIN
STOCK Dc LUBIN, see EigZth
Page. 1t aUill be changed d0izy.
SAN FRANCISCO CARDS.
SAN FRANCISCO
Business Directory
ARTISTS, MATERIALS, ETC

ARTISTS.
optician and Photographer, No. IL
Montgomery street. Established in 1851.
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EARNS FOR SALE,

no YOU WANT TO BUY, TRADE FOR sasss
~ othsr property, swop or rent a Vineyard, N2s
Orchard or Farm of any kind Address or s-ss-
mento, Cal s20-f
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+. T. 7EBkEfS,
DEslIaT,
- No 527} street. between Fifth and Sixth.
n2.In1m
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THE WEEKLY UNION
Published in semi-wsekly partsl
Il Issued on Wednesday and Saturday OF each week
comprising Eight Pages in each ISSUE Sixteen Pages
eacS We < and Is the cheapest and most desirable
Home, News and Literary Journal published on the
Psciic Goa
Eaf Square time. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81 90
Each additensl time. 80
One Square, time 90
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W. II. HARE, ID. ID. S.,
II ENLIST, NO. COS STREET, BE- HTn
4 tween Sixth and Seventh, Sacramento. eSfA
ot1-.plm
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A. n. TowNE. General Superintendent
I. Il. GOODMAN .GeulPass'r and Ticket Agent
ja2-SpG
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Commencing Saturday, June 4, 1881
ASp UNTIL PUR1HsA NeTiCB
TRAIN And soAr2 WILL LEAVE SACRAMENTO
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subscribed In the north and In Europe for in
vestm snts In the SOUTH, durii z the past eisht-
n months Que hundred million dollars The
Heralu's correspondence from GeOrg u enters
1T considerable length, and with the n CTS as II
basis. upoe the ques Ion OF this trtn ,dous
movement In aid of the south. And OF
he most interesting facts deve Oh ed IL that
his vast sum Includes Investments east of
the Mississippi aud south of Richmond, ig or
Ing entirely the equally great developU cuts In
the sou Invest. That this capital " fl be judi
cious invested l. probable. New lines of
railway ar bel g opened and contracts { r
equipment are signed. Farms msde up from
Oh time plan atlorssre H. he fertillZed aud
supplied with | Dor. saw < machinery so
useful and helpful in the nor h and west.
that the south has gr atty needed hep our
Ing the past fifteen years hiss been a Inelan-
ch0ly fact, IA that the wsa men of finance
nave length concluded 20 81 II boom
mot ~
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Building Material.

BnICK-At the kilns to 80
SToNK--Atthe Dallas quarries 80 per cubic
foot. II for foundation, is for wall, and 20 70
dressed 'front.'
LuaRRR-Natige rough pine go per thousand;
Dressed on one side, S22 so; Flooring, tongu-
cd and grooved, S25; Dressed weathe boarding,
sl7h; Three-eighth tongued and grooved ceiling
els to SO.
SHIEeLKs-Cypress, 20 per thousand; Native
pine, sap, "; do heart, "a 80.
LATHs- IS 80 at "a per thousand.
CRMRNr- hosendale, "a 90; Louisville,
So 30; Portland, IS 90.
PLASTER vPARIs-Per barrel, 81 at "a so.
HAIR-Pe pound. 7ko.
cents, a inch ceiling Joint. 81, q inch can 200,
] inch ceiling Joint, 81 Isl 7 inch cap do, 900.
DRAIN PIPES inch, l6o per foot; tinch,
Zoo Inch, 800; inch, 400; Sinch, 80.
MIXED PAINTs-Ready for use and oil colors
81 So per gallon. All the tested and standard
makes are on sale by Dallas dealers.
LIME-Coopered, 2per nol., bulk, 81 30.
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sIour, Grain ana Hay.

Flour - We quote City Mills from old
wheat as follows; Xxx, 49,. xxx, 81 80,
xxAX,2 80, Choice, IS 05j 70 lily, none.
Imported: NIX, per cwt - 80; NIX. So IN
xKAX2 so Fancy, $40 to 365; Patent, $500.
RYK-Scarce. We quote per bbl. IS.
BARLxY-- Scarce; good demand, 400.
BaAs-We quote At $50.
HUsNY BAas-second-hsn In good order, 8
cents piece.
Conn MEAL-Her cwt, l'l5.
Oars $50 So.
WHEAT. No sold, quiet, We quote co to 75;new
900 q 81, according TO quality.
Coan-lS to 90 cents, ioUeo ear.
HAY--Prairis. looee from wagon, IS to Sc per
ton, aillett, none ON market. From storer
prairie baled Sl5 ser ton; Prairie baled In car
ots, sic 90 per ton free on boaid.
We quote: Chopped eern, per 100 pounds
y chopped corn and cats, per 100 pounds
81 90; chopped barley, per 100 pounds, 81 20
crushed corn and cob, FER 100 pounds, SOC
corn bran, per 100 pounds, soci Ora
cream meal, 81 80; fine bolted meal, per
bushel, SOC. hominy, per 100 pounds, s2O
grits, per 100 pounds. W 70, corn flour, per 100
pounds, ",
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Financial.
DALLAS PRICE CURRENT.
Miscellaneous srocers' STOCK.

Miscellaneous 1rOcers' STOCK.
PorAr NEs-0ld per bu, ntminal;new $3.50
@s, barrel,
oNIsNs-sG 80 per barrel. 10
hiUK-WhOiesnle IN TO ~.
s.Lr-In barrel, $2.75 Liverpool in % ots,
Sls5@Sl9o.
UaAoKkns- Soda, Xxx. ~; xXXA, 8
Trade MARI. s'f, Cream 10Y. Ginger Snaps iox
10 IL. Cream lie
SOAR olive. kkc. per pound, BiueIndis On
to6k, sat'pet. &.aO. to $50. Eureka Man
ufsoturing Company; cyclone, 81; Pale Olive,
s; Extra Olive, ~ GENTS per pound.
BnANs--0todc. per pound.
CANpLrs-star, full VT 14to Az.
OHKKsn-None In market.
HoMNY AND 9Mrs-S69S5.26 per barrel.
DmsD -Unpeeled 10, -SKpeeled IL
GOAL OrI-Below are revised quotations: ITO
deg. n. test; In barrels 10 cents; cases, % 90
C.oruRs PINs-Round, 6oci spring, u 20 per
BOZ. y.
MxAsupps--x bushei, Iron bound, $3.50 per
a2fSs TSRS0R RSss 5S ssSi nest
hs6j No. l, % 10 per doEeni Ne. ., SS.5oi No.
wAsupoAnps- Wood, 81 .sS, zinc. 81 90, New
WILL Buoxnrs-sl. 25Gsi 80 per dozen.
PowpkR--S0.65 per keg Of IS pounds, lsk do
" .hs 6x do, sl.e0 blasting kegs, $3.50
suor-Drop, bag, %. 10, too 2o buck o.. 40 toa 80
M a IN, ssrrSs 90 barrels a
CANpy--stich, $40 iio. pound. Fancy, 10
10 26c.
Concentrated, ss.7b@ 800
RoPR--Sioal, u In. basie, 1910, cotton, H9(1Nc
vINRaAE--per gallon, 2Oe9Soc. "A pplo, zoe. to2l
wEArrro PArRn--Rag and Straw, $50. 900.
9rARCH-tNepiifc,
Juos-wo quote II to u cents per gallon for
glazed. Crochs II 70 IL cen,s per gallon for
glazed.
BrEswAx-lb to lsc per Id.
TALLow--In barval, i&i In cake. 90 per ID.
Iron, Nails, Wire, Etc.
IRoN. - We quote merchant bar 10 rates,
Norway aud bwedes, loo.
PLow STEEI..--Sc
WME.-smooth wire, No. Q, Go, Nos 10
and II, &c, No. II, &c. iapanned barbod wire,
akc, galvanized bnfbed, luMc.
hbasK sHoEs'-Por neg, 50.
Horn suon sAiLs-per box, % pounds, No.
I, %. Tai No. y, % b0j No. y, 50 70.
NAua--From iod 20 nd a. on rates.
TnNxn's STOCK .--Piot TIN per pound, zoo
Z n,'ste, itx20 Gil per coxi 1. Q. 1880 sS.TS,
dos 1 X Gil .t0,zinc Isc per 10 seldtr, 100 per
Id beet iron 70 per ID.
Axss-Per b III per dozen, 20 % 10 10.
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Drugs.


Acid -benzoio per ounce, 25c
aold csrbolic solution, 10 cents,
crystals, b5c@s2 per Id, acid oitrio, 75o per 10
acid sulphurio, b-lOc per ID, acid tartario, Doc
per 10, alum, i@be per 10. Ammonia b..
copsiba, 100 per Id; borax, lie per Id blue
vitriol i2c per lbi calomei, 1bc per lbj celo.
mel (English), 81 90 per lbj eaniphor, refined,
500 per ID; olnchonidla, So per OFT ohloro-
per ID, cream OF tartar, powder, 3sctoi0 per 10,
gum opium, 60 &C per lbi gus ebeilao,t tic per
h,moiphine, " 0pur ozioil berRanot, SO 10 per
10; OIL lemon 50 - per Id; bromide potass, Nc
per ID, (P \ WIZ iooide potsss, 81 b0per lbj "
&w), quinine, sulphaio,s2 60 per oll. Seed
csraway, 100 per 10; soma, 900 per lbi Alexc,
$50 per ID. stry chuine. crystals, u 90 per o.b
sugar lead, 200 per Id, noui sulphur, sac,
per lbi salts epson, 80bc per h..
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GOLD 4 STULk TELEGRAPH co. [
Commercial News Department,

Spots closed dull; middling llN; sales 375.
6,ALN rolON.
Galveston, August ) Receipts $50.
Market closed quiet; middling Tx; no
sales.
ST. LOUIS.
st Louis, August Market closed STEADY;
middling gh@ 0h@ll's; receipts ~; shipments
2l0; no balesj stock ~, %
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, August 3.-la 10 p. Cotton
quieti miIdling, uplahds o 1915; Orleans 61si
sales ~ 900; speculation ana export ,UJU
receipts 1900; American 0,lv0; delivery up
lands low miudllug classification;
August and >ept-m ber......,".b7 -S96 ?l-S2
September and October. .....,,......,.,,6l l-32
October anu November. .,..,,,,,,,',,'.'.'oi -lo
Futuras weak.
4.3O p. m,-sales of American 1870
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We make the following quotations;
RAIsISs-LOndon layer, new, per tox, IS ~
layer,
RAHANAF--Per bunch, Lomlpal
GREEN APFLEs- So SO per barrel.
CuhhAHTs-7bSldskc.
PEAoHEs-sl 80 TO 81 80 per bushel.
PECAss Per iD,7 retaili per Oushel, looBe
81, 81 10 to % %: sacked 81 no, 81 70.
ORANaRs- SICILY, nominal.
Lemons sicily per box eSto 0
EuTs-- Almonds IS pen pound; BreI
100; nlleIis li@-; knglish Walnut
none; cheGtnuts, imported, 90 italian
25; peanuts, Tennessee red, 6M; cocoanuts
per hundred 90 so.
FIGS In Is 10 boxes. per Id, IL
POP Constitute packages, per BALI gross
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CATTLE-Grass-fed, yeariings IS @ $40; Q year
oil Is Si2 y sl5;3 year olds SIG q ~; barn cows
S4 q SO.
HORsEs. Ponies and sheep $l6 to $40. Plugs
$40 to ITO. Farm stock S3b to $50. Harness
livery GU to 500. Harness fancy sl25 to Sl76.
Harness spans $3.50 to $500.
MuleS--k ats $50 TO S6b. Medium $65 to 10 !
Extra draught 500 TO $3.50.
Hoss-None Oh the market.
MUTTON SHRRP-tbey are ulotable at62 .b04te
per head. Per weight. 8 TO 3kc. per pound.
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SUGARS " quote Powered Tx ;Orushed12K
A llA to IL l-2; Granulated l2i Stan
ndard A TX to II leg White
extra extra Z to -; Yeliow-Louisians
white clarified ia to llss; yellow clarified
l0h TO l0A; Open Kettles choice
McLAssRs-Lo risisns choice SOC, prime64 G
fair TO good 45@t5Oci syrup so to Toe,
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CoAL-Indian Nation, IS 80 per ton, deliv.
cred.
CoKK--6O cents per barrel.
WooD-oak, hickory ana ash $500 to 8 8 10 per
cord. Sawed stove wood 10 retailing at the
rates of "a 90 to 90 per cord.
OuARCoAL-eb cents per barrel.
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Vision, Noises In the h, ad tba ni,sT OF
passing unobserved In the urine and n, auiu
other diseases that LEAD to insanity and Death
The Medical Gen lemen topnecied WITH w.
INSTITUTION H are graduates of the best College
arge experience In these t,opbi.s. and 11ii
agree to forfeit FIVE HUNDRED DOILARs
Ct q case Of this kind the VII AL RESTORAo.
1--we !nnd.r their special advice and treat.
menu VIII not cure, or for ANYTHING irnnra
or Injurious found In IT, We treat ali PrIvate
IIf, successfully without mercury. CONe
sULTAIloN FREE, Thorough examination
ana an, edyise; Including analysis of urine. as.
Ionr times the quantity, SO. Sent 10 sny "a
a 9no upon receipt of price, y. o. b secnre
ron ontervation and in private name if de-.
SIRED ny English Medical Institute, No. nS
box 2i60. A'e'ollee
who Wholesale IIs, Agents Williams. Toliyer A
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uents nna Lard,

BAooN-Lang clear sides Tx tn Ilk; short
clear, TX. Breakfast bacon 1870
DuY sALr--l0ng clear sides, l0k; short
clear IL 10 1lA.
HAMs-.Canvased 1Sk to IL
LARD-Tierce 1877; half barrel, 1915 pals 10
10 pounds, l4j 8 pounds, lax
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There was nothing doing In the stock yards
to-day, owing to the abseic, Of receipts,
Prices quoted heretofore areunohsnged.
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GERMAN MILLET--w quote 81 80 per bushel
Garden, Bots per paper retail. Wholesale
TX TO cents per paper.
Cottop-At the OH Mill,'$6 per ton.
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FIsH-l2ko. per Id.
oysTERs-pef can A. cents for Baltimore,
Mattagordas. So FOL. Berwick bay.
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l.-sales of American 7,sle


Adjoining trade was done in the wholesale
grocery line TO day. Prices are generally
steady and unchanged.
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CoEFEE-Rlo common. l2h to 1874; fair, IA TO
lay; cnoice, lbh to l6k; Laguayra, ICY TO Is;
Java, 2SGo30c.
TEAs-1mperlal, bO@85c; Young Hyson,
10000; Oolong, A5@8oo' Japan, e0Gt6o
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Cast, so cents per hundred stove, 20 cents,
wrought, 80 TO % cents per hundred; brass,
" per hundred, copper, 81 per hundred; zinc
and lead, u per hundred.
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sp.pTy pounds ana Spws1ds ~ 70
kipe nc; wet sailed, 7c.; green butcher
hides, 5Sc.; All damaged, wet or dry
hall price; deer skins soc. sheep skins from
sc. DhOc each
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5poKEs-From 2 to TX inch, por set, Xxx
t,lect, %; Xxx, S2.7b.
SAWED IRLLoRs--lr 70 TX, 81 per set.
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Poultry and aame.

Eggs-9 to 10 cents per dozen.
Butter Northern 90 to 2l-2 Texas IL @ q
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There was "a very good trade to-day in all
kinds of country produce.
Irish potatoes were received IN sufficient
quantities to-day to supply the demand. They
% moving freely, and quoted at So 90 per
barrel.
onious are scarce and In good demand.
They are held at 80 per barrel.
Wheat came In to-day quite freely and the
quoted prices were freely maintained. A cor.
Respondent at Chicago, writlog 10 the New
York Journal OF Commerce, says;
Harvest Of spring wheat 10 now fairly COM
menced all through the wheat belt, aud before
the weeks end cry con siderable portion Of
one time threatened 10 aestroy much OF the
crop Ia, been nverted, and we shall now DO
able 10 secure O far better crop than was
promised us two weeks ago Yet, under The
mo q favorable circumstances We ehali figufe
up q large storage. The army worm does not
eeem to haze attacked the wheat, and the cool
weather has arrested the work 9th chlnch
bugs. Imet ID. Fisher, seer. tn. y Of the
lliinois STATE apartment OF agricultural. to-
day, and told him had teegraph,d the New
= York Journal Of commerce. "that did not be-
lieve at the Illinois winter wheat crop
would thresh out over 81 10000 busheis, ,, and
asked him II had put it tuo low NO." he
rep led, 81 should have put il Mt 90 100000
bushels In les0 we had 81, 1000 bushels, to
say nothing about the "spri Il wheat that was
ssowgn On hnd p.ow.d up where winter wheat
oats vera in moderate receipt, and prices are
unchanged.
Corn came In freely to-day,
TIE toue Of the markets. firm. I'm
soo per bushel was the price generally paid by
de9ers.
nayhln good supply and price. unchanged
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The Great English Remedy
is a never falling Lp,e

- q HeVeF-IaiIIng Cure
IeT Nervous debility,
) EN- lbsl Weakns,s'
n t IN alnoirhoer LOST
t5o tiLu!tit, 6ndnll
s snH terrible effects of
~, y, iies and excuses of
inaturer years-such IA
'1Ts OF Memory, Las
R ~ a de, No I turns,
= Eni,.ion, Avertiop III
NnhNaNWw
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CmcKENs-We quote sl75 for spring; ioI
grown, 81 50.
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fxAcHEs-s pounds, VI n; 3 pounds
81 IS.
TOnAroEs-2 pounds. 81 SOal 40.
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Fine, 20; medium, %; heavy, 200. Blao
bury anu dirty, 8 to 10 cents OF.
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Cotton

Only few struggling bales made up tic
receipts of the day, and they were purchase.
on Tbs basis Of p, esent quotations, which are
unchanged and are as follows:
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OaiIas Wool Market
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-05-15

Up to twenty years ago the widow Of
. peer became, at her husbands death.
supposing him to have a successor in
his title, s'the Dowager Countess" or
whatever the title might be. But at
length n or two ladies, widows Of
peers, whose honors had descended TO
their eldest son by q former marriage.
discarded the Dowager before their
names in favor Of their Christian
names. Thus the widow Of Lord Allies.
Jury became .Maria. Marchioness Of
A." and lady Waldegrave, whose hus-
lands title passed to . cousin, wrote
serself Frances CountessWa ldegrave."
Soon Dowagers who were Dowagers
without doubt, being mothers of reign.
ing peers, must needs, to try and make
;hc world forget how times flies, adopt.
he same idea, until now there is scarce
! Dowager to be found in the peeragc.
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Weekly Leader,
ISSUED rrEr rHUszDAr.
Tsr-., .slss. rs.r.sIs H.ifssar.
oauu.erc.aI yA PTintiag
GEMS OF THOUGHT.


Lies 60 by telegraph; truth comes by
mail, three hours late.
The heart has reasons that reason
does not ~understand.-Bossae
Means r always in our power; enc !
very seldom so--Fieid,ng.
The greatest story is not in nevs /.
falling, but in rising every time ",
Sow good services; sweet remem-
branees viii grow from them--A. :.
de StaeL.
Who never walks ave where he Sc !
mems tracks, makes no discoveries.
y. g. Holland.
That virtue which requires ever 10 II
guarded is scarcely worth the sentine'.
-GohismfM.
Calumny would soon starye and dis
of itself. If nobody took it in and gave
it lodging.-Letghfon-
Good qualities are the substanti, |
riches Of the mind; but il is good breed
ing that SETS them off to advantage
John Locke
The great thinker is seldom a dispu-
tant. He answers other mems argu-
ments by stating the truth as he seei
it-Prof. March.
There is a Gaelic proverb: .aIf tn,
best mans faults were written on his
forehead. it would make him pull his
hat over his eyes"
Ii a man empties his purse into his
head, no man can take it away from
him. An investment in knowledge al
ways pays 'ne oes' interest '""n""'
IL may serve as a comfort To us all IN
u calamities and afhictions that he
tina loses anything n gets wisdom by
u Is q gamer py the losses.
TRANCE.
Next in Importance to freedom anil
Justice is popular education, without
which neither justice nor freedom can
be permanently maintained. James A..
Gdr1efd.
II you wish success in life, make per-
severance your bosom friend, experience
your wise counselor. caution your elder
brother. and hope your guardian genius.
-Addison.
There is not so poor a book in the
world that would not be a prodioious
effort were IL wrought ont entirely Nv a
SINGLE mind. without the aid Of prior
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
parsevara ;r whotav.- o.u;na no,
sdont Your nroo,sss NAV he slasv and
saa,p;noiv maagrs. Int that a. nv raa.
Son 1aS orowing fa-int.hasrted Re-
oamher Row the little broot nars;st-
k,tIv winds its wav 70 the river and
the y;var ~ the ocesnNboth reach their
das,inat;on
~----.... III
we've. aasspa.e al esn Inc aog
aoes not s9ner ~ m saai a. Tue man, De,
cause nc vi -. ne ~ pan 'a-
.n su n'o ~ man ta.rs ,ha, %e s;ii " i.
ss,mcl md so suffers twice instead ~
u' ~ Esstsrn nrovarh ssvs s.ua
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-05-15

Prof. Carnelly of Sheffield has shown
that liquids q be reduced to a solid
or frozen state and still retain their
heat. In order to convert a solid into
. liquid, the pressure must be above n
certain point. As long, therefore, as
the necessary pressure is maintained.
no amount Of heat will liquefy it. BY
observing this law, Prof. Carnelly sue
coded in freezing some water in glass
vessel which remained SO hot as to burn
the hand.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-05-15

Lee was a captain of police in St.
Louis, a few years ago. and Boland a
sergeant under him. Lee was a disci-
plinarian, and by his strictness madc
al enemy of Boland. Lately Boland
was, through political influence, mads
q commissioner. One Of his first acts
was to remove Lee from the command
Of an important precinct to one in i.,i
suburbs. The disgrace has driven LIE,
insane.
Tho Cross Of the Legion of Honor is
counted especially honorable when worn
by a tradesman in France. A legionary
who goes through the Bankruptcy Court
ceases spso .Jdcfo to belong to the order.
10 be decorated is to be sure of credit.
Merchants therefore strive hard to OBJ
tain the decoration. which must not be
paraded in advertisements, or on trade
circulars OF cards.