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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-09

1t has been very well observed that the foot
If the owner is the best manure for piece of
land. The saying about enriching field 10y
blowing in the dew IL slmilarly founded. Bolh
are figures Of speech, expressive OF the avh'i-
tages sure TO follow close ON assiiuous at'+n-
ton and industry. As to repeated summer
blowing, there are soils that benefit hy 1t gre at;
". They are such as have little circulation OF
air, either from its being excluded much ct
the year by water, or from lis being shut ont
Nv compact texture or surface crust. All soils
are more or less benefited by stirring when
the temperature Is high enough To admin OF
the gern.ina,ve process. The SOIL must
"brea,he" as well rs the plant or the animal.
As the want Of full breathing OF pure air leads
to blood poisoning, SO does the want at mir
through the soil allow OF the formation of com
binalions injurious to vegetation, while, ON
the contrary, its sufficient access promotes ihe
development. Of healthtul and nutritious aids
TO growth. As an illustration bearing on this
subject we take from the Maiae fhrmer The
following by Mr.. A. +. Taught, OF North Il H.
grade, in that state:
MANY years since, an lrishman. It is said,
purchased u small patch OF land, when had
been so thoroughly exhausted rs to he consul.
cred incapable Of producing paying crop of
any kind. But he determined To SOW piece
with rye. and long before the time to SOW, he
might be seen almost every morning, and
while the dew was on, blowing his field. AT.
ter while he stopped blowing, saying that #
he plowed any more the rye would lodge ANA
spoil the crop. HIS near neighhors thought
this was a specimen of Irish intelligence, and
made much sport over il. They were conf
dent he would not get rye enough to pay Tor
his labor But the rye came up wei ana grew
and ripened, and when a large yield WAS har-
vested, the neighbors concluded that the IRISH
man knew great deal more than they thought
he did. They could not account for il, hut The
fact was before them. Such cases are common
and 90 to prove that good iiIlage will help to
increase production ~ Y. Tribune.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-09

Jouhcr,, lie Doer General who has so thor
oughl, impressed the British with his ability
a- soldier of skull and courage, Is native of
Unioniown, Fayel'e county, Pennsylvania.
Forty one years ag, Jacob J0uhci' ard wife
emlgrafrd from Holland and settled in Fay
cite county, Penn. Jacob was employed IN
moulding brick by hand. and also did m
odd jobbing business for Hon. Daniel
Sturgeon. United States Senator. la the
spring of 1871, BIrharn. wife of Jacob Jou
bert, gave birth To q son, and, IN honor Of the
son and United States Senator, the infant was
cErIslencd Daniel Sturgeon .Jonbert The
mother and father died III 1860, and Daniel
was taken Nv strangers and seat 10 school.
In April, 1875. for ALLEGED assault and battery.
Daniel was arrested and lodged IN jail. His
nalnesakr. III" Senator. mpl'Ned counsel, ard
the prisoner was acquitted Then he went o
Holland, paying his passage by working on
the steamer At Amsterdam he made the &C
auaintapce If his fathers bro'hrr, captain of
ship engaged in the South Africa trade, and
made several voyages. He returned to the
United States II, HE outbreak Of The rebellion,
and served with distinction IN the United
States navy. lost an eye, and now receives a
pension from this government. He served in
several military "rganizlinns, and finally
went to the land Of The Beers, where he has
distinguished himself.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-09

Az the annual meeting in New York last
week of the American Association for the pro
paga,ion of fish, Mr. II. ID. McGOverD, OF
Brooklyn, read an interesting paper on the
earn. He detailed at length his experiments
with these fish during the pas winter and
gave il as his oi,iBlnn that ponds tor fhes'
fiji should tie At least four feet deep and hav,
soft lotions; that during the months Of De
lcrmbcr, January and February the fish should
not he fed: that he had lost most of his lOl
through feeding them during this time. In
conclusion he spoke OF The great vitality oi
the carp and gave the following remarkable
instance within his own experience: som,
lime ago" he said, II took an eighteen
months old carp from my pond tits weight
Was about two pounds), folded il IN piece Of
We, tagging, brought it 10 my home, No 2Ss
Fulton street, distance of four miles, and
laid il on "a slab while pariOnk of dinner.
then started With il for New York, and arrived
al Mr. Blsckfnrls stand two hours and thirty
II inui,-s from the time the fish WAS taken from
the pond. | placed The fish in one Of the
tanks, and IN The presence of many Of the
market men the carp swan off as if il had
"uly been changed from one tank 10 another
There WAS no swnonine nor cause for resus.
ciaiinp. I would still further inform those
uh" may put carp in their ponds not to he as
i"nI>h"d II, after placing them in one pond
ut he lSpsr of a month or two they find them
Ia sn adjscrnt one having no seeming con
u'riinn With the first. The fact is. the carr
will jump three feet, and then, ike an eel
wrpplr its WY over damp grass and make it,
WV Ia other waters"
Among those who listened with interest e.
u tor, e Mr. MoGcvern was an old Fulton
Market fshmongtr, and the recital moved the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-09

spirit within h,n. lie held his peace, how:
ever. un,,l ali the scientific gentlemen hAd
finished whn, they had Ia say, and then he
called the turn on Mr., MrG"vern by stating
that one night he cln,,nl up h'S place and len
u live carp IN u hmrrel with many other nsh,
and when he got 'lnwn next morning ne pm
that carr INTO mn nqnt'in, ANA " "'r'Sheo
around nv though he had taken It out "f u
pond n few minutes tatrr". Wonderful is the
earn and the stories told If him!
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-09
A large mass of dung, unless frozen or kept

A large mass of dung, unless frozen or kept
near the freezing point: Will undergo deconl-
position, and gives of, besides steam, am
mOnia and other gases These tend TO soften
and injure the hoofs of animals and especially
horses, that may be forced to stand continu.
ously upon the accumulation Of dung These
gases cause inflammation of the eyes and in
jure the general health, interfere with the di-
gestion and reduce the vigOr Of the animal.
There should be no mass of manure in any sta.
Die where horses arc kept A clean floor and
pure AIR are requisites for the best health Of
the animals
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-09

Grease IS fatal to all insect life. Insects
breathe hy means of small pores on their sides
Grease or oil that comes in contact with the
insect closes the pores and stops the breathing.
Mercurial ointment kills as much by the lard
in 1t as by the mercury-that is, 80 far as the
vermin ale concerned, but not as to the AMI
mails that klck 1t off from their bodies, so that
almost any oily or greasy application will be
destructive to insect vermin that infest ami
mails, If 1t Is applied where it will do the most
good
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-09

Founder. disease hal j. lar ton common
In horses. is caused mosi fr qurnily " dri'.
ing ar working the animal I'it u !. "vtrhr-i.
ed. and more or les 'NI sr>rd. ND rl'r ~
low ing HIM tn cool II sucd' MY wrih'ri r. u
brig dry. A hmse l. 'Iti,In hard e T stv. ri
miles and then hi'ch'd '" poet in he II '.r
ai- in cold einier w.ail 81. rnn r,rl'r,> hr
gotten by the driver. vh' mr., ir 'rllu p .i''r-
Ies. or smoking cigar J., ~rn, fir The
next morning, If mol sci or. II II nn,iced Inst
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-09
VERY DANGEROUS.

T. Burrows, Of he firm Of Burrows Il Winstsn-
ley, Sarniu and Wilkesport, writes that he was
cured Of very dangerous case of inflammation
of the lungs solely by the use OF five bottles of
Eccctric Oil. Feels great pleasure In recon-
mending i, to the public rs he had proved 1t, for
many of the diseases IL mentions tocure, through
Iris friends, and In nearly every case II was eticc
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-09

CHOOSING SEED-An Englishman, by ind
ing one very superior head of wheat and Sc:
lect,ng the largest grains, in few years is said
10 have harvested 100 bushels OF wheat from
one acre. Roberts, of Dover, for four years
selected the very best potatoes for seed, and
had q wonderfully fine crop of sound potatoes,
while those Of his neighbors rotted badly;
Again. he selected the very poorest for seed
four years, and his miserable crop all rotted
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-09

While glucose or grape sugar has not been
shown to be itself hurtful, the sulphurlc acid
and lime used In the manufacture Of II from
starch are very injurious. Professor Kedsie.
of the Michigan Agricultural College, found
IN Q gallon Of common table syrup i4l grams
OF sulhuric acid and 724 grains Of lime An.
other sample contained 72 grains of sulphuric
acid, 20 grams of copperas, and 1858 grains OF
lime to the gallon. A whole family had been
made seriously i'll by partaking OF IT,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-09
HOUSEHOLD AND FARM.

The secret OF cooking pigs feet, according
10 Mr.. p. T. Barnum, the Great Snowman"
IS to wrap each pig's.foot in cotton bandage
wound two or three times around II, and well
corded with twinc Then boil them four hours.
Let them remain IN the bandages I'LL needed
to fry, broil or pickle The skin W i'll hold It
together while being cooked, and when eaten
they will be found as tender and delicate as
possible.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-09

The american Chemist says that western
farmer discovered many years ago that wood
could be made to last longer than iron in the
ground. Time and weather, he says, seem to
have no effect on 1t. The posts can be pre-
pared for less than two cents apiece. This is
the recipe: Take boiled linseed oil and stir
In It pulverized charcoal to the consistency OF
paint. Put coat of this over the timber, and,
he adds there Is not man who will live to
gee II rot
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-09
Advertising Dodges.

How often, deceived by a sensational heading,
We think We have surely found something inter.
rsiing and settle ourselves for quiet enjoyment,
when after reading few lines We End that the
advertisers trick has led Us sstrsy. and We have
been reading that Halls Catsrrh Cure Is the best
remedy known 10 mankind. Sold by Forbes &
LcrriauN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-09

One confederate brigadier wiped out The
republican papers now call him Major Gener.
al Mahonel
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BLANK ROOkS.,1ais;.srsSl9sil..SS . 30 s.e rss
y ana ., fair prices Hapenss's. Is Ia SALE "
, 1881-07-23
POLICE BRUTALITY,

An tfnprovOkol Assault Upon u CItlxen.
D.,.nts Qninl.ll, II potlrc nIllrnr. WIS tried l,c-
forc Justice Brown yeatIrlay fur NssAult and
imttcry. and. ~ suy the cslst, worry nugruvatcsl
case WIS nMdo nAt nKaInAt him. Thu pra,srG,st.
lug wilEitss WIZ d ynanK 1uaI nl,nc4 june.
Gushing. who works III Dnu nj tho l!rllJ9ppt,t
packing -ha',scs. Gushing swNrp III tho stand
TINT On tho ntx.at of Iuty u bu WIS standing ut
the corner OF wAltuec Aul Ktss.,tts strcets VIII,
two utaer yuung t.,c. when Qllinnn cat,u ncr.,ss
the street ~ whore thoy were standing. aIlu
THEM, III witt, hia etnI; but Tho w,i.iuss
shoulder whcn lntnr!l It ~ thMt hU Gnlld llut
II" lhs arm ~ work fur two or .ht'u tfays.
ao 2''Gsr G.,I n.y. ; ;ai s'i.tK IT ts 'n SSSs!.
story was cnrn,h.,ra,cl By scsurnl witnesses. ali
ward a.ut,er, Thu 'lutn,lslant lMd III wtl,lra+rd
uthcr thA!, hHselt Atid his defense wils t,lat thu
nthsr sitle wsla Hlfstnkt,l III 10 tho UIeor,-
G!A!tiltat that II WIN c14D Of nktatlvt1 tilttiy
The Court nskett hith " Tho AIluir uurrrutt t,l
hS hpas, ntl III. tnittc hs it .ii. ,lt,,i h., ls
udMltle,l thAt he Id ~, Wiz tsst.s III fri,vu tint
hr wis INT tho 'n'l.!. Tho thu wus natnl ut vi
nnd wWs accompanied by u reprllnlnu tgoll. I'D
CURT. QuIniuH tuik mi 1lpl,Ua.
, 1881-07-23

~ 14" AAsFs ,x.,.s
Ense{nR Dupateh 10 Th$ Ehtfapt iFtDpas

8psf}qe Q1pafeh 10 Ih$ CAltaqo '''. u,,,h
NEw Y0llkt July :l.-tila1S-Nheat-,n,u, =, .hs W
winter w,,oat wgru ygry UxlgnsyU. Ioasl! ~ ttsrost
uun Iuu NJ. rutl continuing IAs 'pee,a, .hat
pnd uxppfiuulns r,.plt, nHd III llslals'. 'vIr,nebf
cbR,,gea. Utp,,InK bunynnlY IND fhft"e. M
about Ia, puun broekInx to tho of1tns =" u,tlsvs
l.{u par bu Hna subsequently, hn1ucns s,os
tS nptlon list, Expurt buyers wete |,.,b.s n
spnrIl,Yly lhu upward eontfu az "r ',n,upt eIr
dun tu tho altruttes in tho wHs ~ .nI tesn O.
cntlan nf tu yory fun nr.laEs sa'a :" INDICATED
tho nlarAul. VbIu 'Iatust trn'1saGt"x =, i NhlA
renewed weak,,vss aud IffeRulhFiis. ~. ~ .huuept
wltput attracted rather IpHTo astesu t.utts
h,u.tly to tho Continent, ~ ntout p',rrt. Csta
Waltetn suparls Wese Vi uhsn'1.et ..I.,t dull. W
adyices ,usu encouraging ApEans "arS' '.,s ii ~
t1aid truly. Sales No. rctl nj t', a, n Lt
b!Ar M. 3Fot " tl.eHsl.. H4as.' ,s,.r. ." dJ JnH
closing At tl.5,h for rsllroaa 't.,s,nr ttl.!9t
At tfl.91}Sal4 nlvstIy VI ~. w.. ,,s ssptta,
W Auxust NJ alosna " ~. .,tr, s.tLfs
bar at t,kR LII eoaln4 ~ $f w ~ =, iIss,ls %
aLHl3 rlosknY vi fLI1Iii No. rSa ~ =, -,+ w
uraded rod " t!Via4i3. niussls ~ ,,,,ad !. co'l4
NJ. Chig,ut, and Mlwaukes sI'r'ae r,rlrd spfh1
At tLi bidt NJ. jsVrtng ri u ;sn IN i, uaa's.
VI &iei upasuduI sp{px ut saea4! ,,,r pu. ~
II Rpklyu. nll has bsVn AafAneeh ,,,. uusthss,
lurt L0yufs hare tuun nlnklns pretss .,uu: sala
fur ptunIpt 4ulIsery. closln. ~ ~ n. III aua',
u.txcd Wpstvfn unavadud Ut *s1''s .- 1nixtl
uua cuudE,lun, Now iurk s'eea ...., scx s",e a
aa4s4{y; NJ. ! uhlte VI &s'sl ~',lluv II
yultuw at tSssa1s, Htenu'sf 's,',,,,.4 >, ~
f,aty usesauu fur sale, asl.l EasS beth y!
fur par;y ApI,yssy u.Iel lnmer III la' t,t,. VI ~
;whI14 aud Nv. 4 fully lQl!ae pes w.
, 1881-07-23
CHICAGO SATURDAY. 1ss1-s1Hr5EN

nHuro on cnrn tn l,ttNalu being "c. ;. acsnrnl
charters wern repnrteal ut thta rafe oh rhirs'.ny
nttcrnoon. Tln engagements 1lsErrrgntts' @D'akl
In cnrr, lB,A0 tn what. and ,ahk' In ilaS.srl.
Kali freiulith were .l,atr ktctlly Mt l'@ nGr lhi
lis ut Hrtin to New Y,rK. liz. to ihhtielphlh.
nl l2o to tsnlttmurr. Through to tvGrlNml WIN
qptc Mt 100 per lD tbs VI, Rr1ti. md Eu II, t'r'-
vslona. Theru il ennc rc,.snn II think TINT
these ,{gtiros have t,cen extensively shasle'l.
Thu nH9raInte receipts nf whent repnrtc,l yta.
tcrdny Mt ChicnR,,. Milwaukee, IT. Louis 'toG,fl,,
md lctrott wero tss'.kW b,i. l'lsc corresponding
khipmctts wcru lta,Mo b'i. Tho shipments irS.n
Now York, baltimore, nnd phlndulphta aguro.
gated a4a,O0D bl.
Tho following table shows tho quantities nf
iolr. wllcnt, urld corn impartial nto tho Uniteti
Kingdom fur the tlcrio,ts nancd.
li,ftk fHdiaa iE.ttk endiMg TI.tfE ertsltno
1MiH N. I4>f. jHtp .. istI, .fmfy !. NV
Wheat, qsaeltATs.stlhtl 2Ht&b Mllktt l.llEN
Guri dr. .aiiklNkl1iIi isntWsi.sIiIk iaiDjss EIuG
Tho Now York t'rthiate Erclttl'ts lttcl.tu HiyuK
tho following rs tho visible supply Of graiu oh
tho alntcs tintttCt1:
, 1881-07-23
by TELEG1,Apu.


FOleElGN.
speeiat nlspatth TO The Cafeaao 1rthurR
L1vEitrnot- July a.-ll:u a, is.-Ftoun-fo.L 1 LII
E1, No. =. ~ Ill.
Observation-Disclosures. No. !. NJ lodi No; - 1. y. y
spriDR. NJ. l. " ID; No. =, yss wb1tu No. y al
No. u sas club, No. !. us l14, No. sds eotn"
llA1.
Tnov,sEoSs-Pork. ~. Lard. Us. -.
LIVERPOOL, July :2.1ruurRSrlSE-splfass a'na
Mt Jls IAl..
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NJ. 2 btc,t.,y At u 'dt Sol
ullIte Ateay ut Hs I'd; winter ateny attn lot. t9,p
Man Western mixed ns,ner, ut 5s NJ fos VIZ wv
liza fur Mew.
FLuult.-txtrn State tlrmuF nj l.t ID.
TultrESTtSE eiIMITa-t.odunt dun at gag u VA,
lAvEllruuI, July 2i-ctyrrDN-I'ill '"f4d H's~t Nv
salea. 7,0u t,e!es; speculation ""a e1pvsA "s''
.Anafsean. 6.Au. ..... .,u
l,uEAI,xrlirpA-F1rul. California whlts 1heakA;a :;
Saya III; IlGClub, III 74Gsl., wtntrr rHt Wcsleth'
tb9* lAlt rod .spssHs, ys<tys ba. C0r"-Sex "s'''
mixed, 6s.
c,tsEsx-flrm, American. bss.
YAHNH Assn FAnItlcA-At Manchester autl. -.
ltEcxItsrH-rast thfeo days: Wheat. l'So' s'
Arlsracan, lelilu grh.
+ I.oSlH,S, July .,-TlimrESTtSK-srlfIts'a as1.
EunAu-contsifuRal. a4essis Sds 'nuSeo'aa' aS'''
ss 3 !, "A /; 1s She.so po,a
LyEool. July yWheat y; Sel e. ds.sr!aa .',9!as.
M tsnos w. a"st"l g. IT I'll Ss'ss
III u. EnFKes ~ Goast tWheat ~ Eud dsais aimeT u.
yss S"f S; s' /; ii :Fs ss y 4
io nrstyS-Mh stf,.,s' SoIa ~ a H. Iasj d9sas
faiaw dnsl II ;ss Gesss sipsy Y l',fh1 TIT
Nh!sh 1 WIZ Xns;isas; M,HV H.IssI !aSsTlSs1t:a i T.
x't;s i!s; ssS ; Il; ss ss:
crn rod winter. " lnlt kpt!i9 ~. IT., 4: r, thadt
, 1881-07-23
pt waa 10 lower, sol!tng OH tho


CA1~rLE-ThoEu nns falling aft In tho rGaeptx ut
Taahar than t,00 heAu. but IN sthos rcppuess
thoro noteworthy chatRe IN tho Rvhpral CHAR
netusIStiGs " the tuArka Tho uenaAd tT0, tl8 sov-
UEa alassus Ut hlynrs fairly nottvs, ud thu G1t~
Ing dsI fur nil descriptions NJ utook, haug
III exclusive aupply OF Huod to chocu tata!o there
wna y n.uGh slnaiter auiilbar ttan on Thurrilny.
Tleto sssesaf lols for whlc, saSsahtu was OBJ
tnlucd, and tew li1at fotchod *3l In but salos to
t.u Ea.tsr tfade arRs1y u pr!cGs s4nxta from
s.aa1 downward 10 f6M Tho run Of 1uxa1 utid Weyts
cru cttio was madorate. and al found quick salu Ut
tito adyAnce Ut the aHy boGlre, Native butcAesa'
huI ud stackces nku sold ~ we!i ~ on any slay OF
tho wuak, salus uf Tuxns grnsx cattle vt t100
&.lai who Western sold Al 13uOa4Si Pa1snn 4 nur-
rh0Hts s1ld 2 Hrnsa Texans. averaging lat lbs, vt
N.Ia uHI Martin rus, sold l15 Wyuustl1 eatLiu avar.
aHlnE 15& lts, Ut ftSh Tho central market 1nlIhpd
tim. With YnrY llllin atiifY lift nYnr. :
, 1881-07-23

FI,OuR-Wns u,ore active und .trongor. Thorto WIS
epo,i ospurt du,nand, and holisrs wsro konpr,ll,
asking n furthes advance nl.kos "ou. 3',ae per br':
of LIS urls AID AMI uav, sprlues uostty At Nr,lS5s
e.t md Us brls rya to,r par.ly It sS rosl eqssl
to i,ou urls wtn.er tnrs wesa quoted ut thoadaj,
snxai. IT," ,,onr NJ ns,"ut E 8 FIX s,s
urllglt MlLtsruPys-WaeU Ia molurute supp,y
uru atronuor AnJ.s wero retnrtot &f II :. t, nt
sn"ss to. NJ ~ nsa,n m, ~ ,r,,"n, 's,. ~
slxDl and c,r cor,,-,uo at siTu mr. Ton or onrt
SisitiS(a WilEAT--WMs srtIyo md y0ry irrpTnlnr
, 1881-07-23

"n En.t"fn r. r ncsG,9t /, mt b. noon III, rna s ,,
ii Il =" ,,.,t ~, .,"i 1ni,n th wclas
A., mt t!SF"'s.G sHr fAir u ri nvy I.. s md
luH HtLhtiY h mt run hr MS gtbt it, III * nurt
cr.lls,9 dayf " TIN wrrk nbi ,yrrs5wrr ,tH nfe.
nrta Y, t1 matter IT stt,hx. III thuf tn IT,. r.. e.
' sn r@c' vs., T., Faw s!,a,c. henry haa IL e M IT,
nE Wh% lnr1nlv ~ 3Ltr&; far ii iii tl,nt a;
mr hnAtf. .Fnoft WHrr sn!uA or skins nj Il MstN
Tho u1Atk4l e1NADt nrn,. 'f" ~ A-JA1M
, 1881-07-23

AIs II3Na! 6u Of RIO. On Jhly 70. aHahst 11tUN bu
a wuuk resfuNH.
Marquis wrrn ngain cnlted very freely ycstcr.
slny: about as extensively as tho proyinua tlay.
liow much they were cnllctl for thun may 10 In.
ferrc fr.,n tho fact tint ono bank issued nbnut
40J tnargIn ccrtilcatcs during rhurslay tnorn-
inE.
Of tha two Daxturs on tho floor, y. r. IA tho
well.known rye tnAn; and shnnld hOt DO con-.
founded with the ono whpso nlfnira seusn to bo
nWry.
, 1881-07-23
FAN FltANCtaCO,
BAN Francisco. July :a.-MIninR stocks closed
REAL -ES.rATD.


Tho following Instruments weto filed for REQ.
ord Frft.uy, July ~
err r.orstsrv.
I.swiss a5 r : ~ i;sl.len ny. . y + ;, ,4SS,af. ac
h|s' Il, s!ea s & 81, Il i ,Iss;: l. t:,tsf 4
!; s:S hi !; i,[::s
''f;;; $:s s5 T. XII i SS j: iS:
III; $: ;;sf jill; i Ii: I'll j. %:si
cssss cs !, 3 HS*;is i$$i:; IL ' ~
&: !iats.! July ii ii. 81. iiyn'an to August m
\; 5s;; s;;$ it'll ii i: !; L sSi
's; ;S;;;s; i ii$:$s5 t };SS!
T$S: :;s i; iii; i ;$s, SS!;: i E4s;
GS;i;;; SS
'Sai 'y it, It q 4 9 s & t 5.' 4 i5stst ss sS1s s s's j.
isSst L u ssi'ss SSs ss.';;i i; s
"S;jsSi II :sa b. Y: 6 ssSt iss srss IL Il
'ft;' ss,sS $;' tsi; iSIiisa
i : ,:;s ~ ,s;;s,s ii S:,s c:ss
s;;ss s;si iii; j {i$s 3&sjs;
DS$;s!!si $$ il X \ $;S 5! S$;i,$
$$:S l iii v 4t;si! 1
so' or esgx Ssxs 3s - 4S w'st1x 1sH OF ssvrs
sG;tei .i yssG t. !ys s & .s!e It fsSn S, Sy EsH.
Eurlck H. Hold o Janus W. Keo}.....::.,.:..$ 8tu
, 1881-07-23

The following woro tho receipts and shipments
OF cntlnQ artlatcs Ut produce III this city during
tho twcnty.four huurs enltug ut : o'cluck
Friday ,nornlnx aud Tor the corresponding
tlIuU a FCar aEO:
, 1881-07-23

Short ri0t, auiler Ycplonoer. ci1Evd u t17ld111a
CHnbofAfds s*a ID bo1eslI 0nK:ent hans Ns&s!01sci
bwrat-VickfGd hA1la 9u0t1 ut for lSaltA
oE!.10' Hr1vn hntns. esI1ie MTHtnre. 89X;EM.
liacUn quoted a 5tst4;c f0E hto1dass i9fieAo Tor
hnnla MI III vAsssl hlId packed.
At EF-NAH quI6t 1T s!v..Msf 0M for t1tAs, Slt.2J4
1tt0 for o1tEA nigss. nnu I'll. u&4u.U Tor hAlus.
, 1881-07-23
sfap, Juu,. |5u.y.l e3is;. Il;

The Western Union, computing tho yul.lu NJ
thu oil stock rum Tho tuwc*t pr'co uf tho now.
tho lllghlst pnnt ut May md @I,i from tic low-
unt. Tho un1,,n 1'acitlo has dcclctl little belnw
the highest pu!st 1T alay, antl tho Iron Mount
Mtn. c',pmtlnX IT. vHlliG from that Ut Missouri
l,ne!aic ulu n.|nt below thn hlElIeht Of Mny. T$
Wnl'as a,.l nthcr tinuttl stoohs htse sllstal,lta
tali,inx lu Alny, tut tt,l1c were higher M ln,,u
Tit t1HenN IN thu c0ni Mt,A tler miscellaneous
stt,cks has rntiEet! trnn III uiI Northern t'ur!ts
tn l.;i on tneltlO Mntl. hut nyury me of tho
VHndcrttlt nsul Gfaslgcr sl0rks h.ls dropped
nvGr tli ptltlts, attd tnur Ut tholtl tnUr., thhl
u1iy tltbpr Es.,eks heTe iIentfonGt.
Tho following shows thu runyb Ut tho active
stocks fur ttt1, ,dny:
, 1881-07-23

Baron LIe1is, the eminent German chemist,
skid: 1.-THE HaklnR Powder Ut FT0f, flnrafOrd,
hold TO 10 one u tbs waf4htlest sud slost
htuehesnt inyeutous which das been made ia
tvcpEt timed"