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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-02-15

You can get all kinds of HOME
MADE WOODEN GOODS, at the
lowest market prices, at
BURTON, SONS s. YOUNGS,
1922 First South Street.
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On THURSDAY Evening, Febru-
airy 18th, the Ladies of the McKen-
zie Reform Club give an Oyster
Supper and SOciable in their new
hall.
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lust Arrived By EXPRESS.

A Beautiful Variety of PRO
GRAMME CARDS, suitable for the
Ballroom, at HERALD Office. <
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Wanted.

A good woman to cook, wash and
iron. Apply to Major Bryant, No.
II, Fort Douglas.
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CHOICE EMBROIDERED
EDGINGS and Insertings to Match /;
Barge and Parisinas Veilings,
Chenille Dotted Nets,
at F. AUERBACH & BRO.
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SWEET Los Angeles Oranges,
at w. l.. PRICES.
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LUMBER, SHINGLES. LATK,
FLo0RIho. euSTtC. SIOiHo,
POCKETS, ETC., CHEAP. AT
LATIMEa. TAYLOR & cos.
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MALT VINEGAR, double strength
At G.. T. BROOKS.
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FINE SALT, at Bowring Bros.
at coo. per cwt.
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LENZIS HELVITIAN SALVE,
At BOWRING BROS.
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COMMERCIAL.

Correoled daily by McCorniek::S Co..
SILVER
Salt Lake, LOS par ounce.
New York, LII per ounce.
LEAD.
Salt Lake, S44.Oo per ton.
New York, 41zc. per pound.
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WEATHER REPORT.

War Department. Division of Tele-
~ and Reports for thu benefit OF
Hommerce and Agriculture.
eAur LAKE CITY, Feb. IA, 81.
40 go l3.1 80
BsromstSr....-... 2sss sO.oi 90 o. s1.o9
I GLlsii5itI''-.. 81 40 50 4s
n Wind NV Calm NV NE
I5II.s nsr Hour 4 o IA 3
t Ml,ss dgs AZ Fair Fair Clear Fair
SSls.SsIi Tor "a hours So. o % Of an inch.
MAXIMUM Thsr.-dsg 2S minimum, Il.
J. CRAIG, Sgt sig. Corps, SS.A.
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SPICED PIGS FEET.
At BOwRING Bros.
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Third District Cent.

Proceedings in the District Court
on Monday, Chief Justice Hunter
presiding:
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ISF RT $50 MS FIN H HATSI
And all Styles of Gaps orsMen's Boys Wear.
National Republican., 1881-08-10
nnl.lmere oemern, MARKET.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 9.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding, 12c. Fiour-Howard street and Western
super % 75a4 25; do extra, 81 5065 5O do. family
50 75@e 75 City Mills super, 50 1904 80; do extra
81 1905 %; do family. 81 OOa7 %; do. Rio brands
Sc S7@7 90; Patapsco family, 81 So wheat--South.
ern higher; Western irregular and excited, closing
easier Southern red 81 25ai 9OS; do. amber, 81 2S
al S2 No. Maryland 81 90; No. Western win
ter red, spot and August, 81 902SOi S0lS Septem.
ber 81 91lSee1 S156: October, 81 3i6S1 9i; Noyem.
Der. 81 "a asked. Cor1i-Southern scarce and firm I;
Western a shade easier; Southern white, 62c; do.
yellow, 6Oc; Western mixed, spot and August, COO
G0lkc September, 6ls4@6lIsc; October, Gic. Oats
unsettled but lower; Southern. SSc; Western white,
dia42c, the latter for old do. mixed 3)6ol0s Penn
sylvania, $50. Rye nominal at 75ds0c. Hay firm (;
prime TO choice Pennsylvania and Maryland sl6@
To- Provisions firm mess pork, SIS 20 bulk meats
shoulders and clear rib aides, packed, 77l@l0c;
bacon-shoulders, SIC; clear rib sides, lie; hams,
12lfC41Se4o; lard-reined, l2kc. Butter firm West
ern grass, i30olsc. Eggs dull at lie. Petroleum
nominal; refined, nc. Coffee fairly active and
frm Rio cargocs, ordinary to fair. 10i<61llSc.
Sugar firm A son, l0c Whisky quiet at 81 III 40
12k. Frcights TO Liverpool per steamer duh; cot
ton, s-l6@4di -four q per barrel; grain, 5IiS6d.
Rcceipts-iour, 1876 barrels, wheat 232 Si5 bush
els; corn, GO, ,i32 bushels oats 1913 bushels. Ship
ments-wheat, 5000 bushels; corn 25 I6i bushels.
Sales-wheat, 123,2 bushels corn, Si03O0 bushels.
National Republican., 1881-08-10
SHE SAW WASHINGTON.
A. Old Lady VINO well Remember. the
Father OF IHis Country.

Newark, n. j., claims as o resident
lady who was born July 4. 1881. Mrs. Phebe Ann
Allen by name. She is now confined 10 her bed,
but her faculties seem to be MS clear ever Her
face Is remarkably full aud fresh looking. but her
body and limbs are shriyeled and feeble. llci
blue eyes are bright and clear, and few brown
hairs are still visible, Mrs. Alien remembers
clearly incidents that took place eighty and ninety
years ago. reporter OF the New York Times
found her in n gossiping mood the other day. She
said that she was native OF Hoboken, and that
her father, William Seeley who was a carpenter
built the second home ever erected In Hoboken
She was born In small frame house the base OF
the hill on which the Stevens mansion now stands
and she gathered wild flowers ON the heights " hen
there were no houses there. Hoboken and Jersey
City were all swamp or woodland. and her father
shot and trapped game in the woods on the heights
at is true that saw General Washington once"
said Mrs Allen, "butitwas 80 long ago that don't
remember much about him. know that lots of
old people have said they saw him when theywcre
little, and that folks doubt their stories; but can
only tell what witnessed with my own eyes One
morning my father and mothertook me and the rest
Of the children across the river TO New York to
the General who was to appear on platform in the
park, the Battery was called, There was lots Of
folks in the park and when the General drove up
In big yellow coach the folks cheercd. the can.
non werc fired, and the bells were rung Ny
father held me above his head so that | could see
General Washington get out Of the coach and
mount the platform. AS near as I can remember,
he had oil q black coat and knee -breeches, n sort
of gray stockings, and low shoes, with shiny
buckles. Father held up all the children to see
the General, and he used TO tell me afterwnrd how
he crossed the river ut Trenton with the General
TO whip tho Hessians l never saw Washington
again. I was too little to remember much about
him. but the scene was so unusual that my mind
retains much oft"
National Republican., 1881-08-10
strcct.Sweepinr ana O,her Nuisances.


The complaint Of "Vefb. Sap" few
days pgo in reference The s,rect-sN eepiug nus-
ance is Just. How the Commissioners, who are
paid well for guarding the Interests OF our citl.
zens, can permit snch useless niid gross inposi.
lion upon good haiufo without moving finger
in redress surpassuS knowledge. Are these men
really but ngure' heads with nothing whatever to
disturb their tranquility with 10 wave OF uoubc
TO roll across their peaceful breast unless 1t be the
cxertion OF rcceipling monthly for their fat sala
rics-or, II they do really perform any practical
service. viii they OF some friend of theirs indicate
what 1t is7 Another nuisance, calling equally
loud for redress and one that is quite unneces-
sary as the foregoing. is the intoiefnbe dust on
Fourteenth street, beyond the Boundary thence
to Seventh and down Seventh TO the Boundary
Here every pleasant evening hundreds Of people
who escape the heat of the city IN the vain hope
OF breath OF fresh country air, are compelled 10
assume linen busters and all the pnraphefialia OF
dirty dusty, dsagreeable ride. smothercd in dust
simply because our ornamental Commissioners
don't care enough Tor the comfort of citizens
employ water cart three or four hours every
pleasant Afternoon ut ai insignificant expense All
might be made delightful TO ourselves and the
strangers who arc constantly visiting us by little
thoughtiuness on The part oi our ornamental
Commissioners. One would naturally suppose
these gentlemen, with 5000 each per annnm,
would occasionally suggest and put Into practical
operation reforms SO simpie, instead of waiting to
be driven ny public suhtimert 10 do their plsiu
duty. But we would not be hard on these gentle.
men. Tie weather Is warm, aud perhaps they are
resting from theit weaIy laDUfs at the springs.
Tney may return for day oil Two at the lst ot the
month 10 sigh the pay-rols, ana tncn they will
need furtner rest. Vre h hhmotg. itEtoRM
National Republican., 1881-08-10
cn,I Scbur. n. n Dom..tic.

Our esteemed but somewhat emaciated
contemporary, Mr. schurz. still continues to difse
knowledge concerning household matters TO the
readers of the New York Post rs the subjoined ex-
tracts from that paper will show. The informa-
ton that It Is Necessary to knock the entire top
from stove IN order TO boil the weeks washing
is alone worth the price OF subscription 10 the Post
When the wash boiler is put on the stove take
on the grddles only; the other part will help to
sustain the weight Of the clothes, and the boiler
bottom viii last long time.
10 mend old cotton garments with strong thread
is like putting new wine into old bottles the
cheap thread which can be bought for ono OF two
cents spool Is Just night 10 darn with. II will not
pull out, as the stout thread is likely 10 do, and 50
make small hole larger. and impossible TO mend
without putting ON a patch.
good, and In TACT think the best way TO make
starch is this Dissolve the starch ia little cold
water; have water boiling In the tea kettle. aud
when the starch is entirely dissolved pour the
boiling water over u, stirring II until 1t is thick
This Is oil the cooking the starch needs: blue II
slightly, and add bit OF sperm or clean lard.
There Is no danger OF Jumps OF the stnrch burn
ing. and so being nllcd with black specks II pre-
pared In this way but unless the water Is actually
boiling when you pour II over the starch your
labor Will nave been in vain.
National Republican., 1881-08-10
yyhat Doe. This rIeans

TT the fditVr Of lHE hEPUgLICAN.
The official bulletin from the Execu-
tive Mansion dated $50 a. m. to-day relative TO the
condition OF the President, says Pulse. vs." The
oincial bulletin, dated l23O this afternoon. gives
Pulse, l0i," showing rise In pulse OF six durng
the period from half past eight a. to half past
twelve D. m. The oincial dispatch vi Secretary
Blaine TO Minister Lowell, LondUh, dated TO day,
says. AT this hour two p. IN, pulse .
81" slightly diminished since morning" The sur
geons III attendance on the President announce 10
the codnlry oDtclaly II rae In his pulse since
morning OF SIX beats. The Secretary OF
State, In dispatch 10 out Minister at the
Court OF 81. James and through him TO
ouf representative throughout Europe an.
MounceS diminished pulse anee morning
II seems amazing slrangc how, in reference TO so
grave a matter. and wneh the iniliions throughout
America and Europe desire Intensely TO be accu.
rately Informed IA 10 the Presidents condition,
thai Official slatemenls ia roierehee thereto ami
from the sources named should be made that are
so entirely contradictory The stll further rise OF
tho Presidents pulse, as indicated by this evenings
bulletin precludes the Inference that at any time
this afternoon there was a diminished pulse since
morning. but conelusvely shows a gradual rse
Throughout the day Xxx
WAsnsoTos, D. C., Aug. 0, 1881.
National Republican., 1881-08-10
EHE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
nEATED-TERM POETRY.


oh, for lodge In q garden ofcucumbers'
on. for an Iceberg or two TO contrOli
Oh Tor a vnic that at midday Tho dew cumbersi
Oh, for pleasure trp up to the Pole
Oh, for little one story Thermometer,
With nothing but ycros all ranged Ia q row
Oh for n big doabiebarreed hydroneier
To measure this moisture that fails IRON my brow
Oh that this cold world were twenty times coideri
Chats Irony red hot II seemeth TO me;b
Oh for q turn OF It's dreaded cold shouideri
Oh, what a comfort hgue would bel
oh, for grotto 10 typiv IIcav"-
Scooped In rock under .,,ti
Oh, for winter Of dIscon'e
Oh, for wet blanket raStl
oh, for soda fopnt spoutis- a. boldly
From every hot lamp-post against the hot sky
Oh. for proud maiden to look on coidly.
Freezing my soul with the glance OF her eye.
Oh for draught ofa cup Of cold pizen"
Oh. for a restng-plnce In the cold grave
Oh for bath In the styx, where the thick shadow
lies on
And deepens the chill ofis dark. running wave
DR. c. B Ford
National Republican., 1881-08-10

at 81 32<; october 81 3i@i 95 closing at 81 3ii<;
November, 81 36i4@l 8S4 December, 81 1901 40,
Corn opened shade higher afcrward the ad-
vance was lost. closing In buyers favor; trade
moderate ungraded, 50@6lc; No. 3, 5ic; steamer,
56lS0157c; No. 2, $4,000; No, white, 6rs@65c,
steamer white, G0c; yellow, G2c No. Q August,
5gI{@50Ac closing at $3.50; september 62H H@6s 10,
closing at G2Ao; October, GisSq65}4c, closing at
fairly active; No. g. i5c. Hops steady and quiet;
yearlngs. 126iSc. Coffee firm and quiet; Rio in
cargoes, 10@lSc In job lots. l0@lic. Sugar firm,
with fair inquiry; Muscovado, 7lS273fc moasses
sugar. 6}t@7o fair to good refining, I2s974c re.
fined dull and easier; standard A. OlFM91sc. Mo-
iasses quiet so test refining, 3liSc. Rice steady
and fairly active, Rosin frm at s. 05@a2 07lS Tur-
pentine steady at 4SIc, Wool dun domestic
Texas, 1la3lc. Pork about i5o per barrel lower
and dull; middlcs quiet and firm long clear 934c;
short clear 1Oc long and short clear half and half
pJ6c. Lard-cash and near by delivery heavy aud
lower late months stronger; prime steam spot,
81 bS; August, Sli So@ll O1l6 feptember 81 y
II 82lS December, 81 f5lS9ll 20. Freghts flrmer
National Republican., 1881-08-10
FINANCIAL. AND COMMERCIAL.
stock ana Bond Observation-Disclosures re
aud New Yorh Produce Markets.

The following observations on thetrans-
actions in the financial market yesterday together
with opening highest, lowest aud closing quota
tions. arc furnished by the banking house OF H. d.
Cooke, jr, & Co., 1929 street. Washington, d. O.:
STATE OF THE NEW YORK MARKEr.
New YORK, Aug. 0, $40 p m.-Thc market
opened dull and strong, and continued so through
out the day, closing with slight reaction, The
temper OF the market has been without excitement,
in direct opostion TO that OF yesterday. The re-
ports ofthe improved condition OF the President
and the rumor Of the probable settlement OF the
trunk line difficulties at Saratoga tomorrow Civ
ing excuse for the change, while the advance is
believed to be due more 10 the action OF the room
traders than TO any other cause. Governments
have been strong Mt yesterdays closing. Money
easy at per cent
NEW xnnR arnrHr ornrArInNa.
National Republican., 1881-08-10
PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York aeneraI Marl.et.

New YORK, Aug, 9.-Cotton dull sales
10 day, 236 bales; middlng uplands, 100 middling
Orleans, l2Ac; consolidated net receipts, 1900
bales: exports-Great Britain, 1871 bales, Flour
Southern firm and quiet; common TO fair extra,
IS l5@6 95 good to choice do, So SO97 5O Wheat
opened N@lc higher subsequently the advance
was lost closing about steady limited export, ac
tive speculative busness No. 3spring, 81 ~, to ar
rive New York No. 2 do, 81 % No. Chicago aud
Milwaukee, 81 2b91 254i unsIadcd red, 81 l2D
/ % No. do, 81 965sal %; No, 2 do, 81 1910
3il8 steamer do, sf g7@l %; No. ! red, VI $50
39lS ungraded white, VI l7l&@l 26i No. do
81 2S66l 2s1S No. red, August 81 30lSql 8lJ@ clos
ing at VI 3OiAi September VI 3lMeDl 3Sg6, closing
National Republican., 1881-08-10
Tho 6sastric Iuice,

when vitiated, 1t always is in dyspepsia, poisons
instead OF acting as a solvent Of the food, which
decomposes in the stomach, giving birth to an acid
that, rising in the throat, stings the palate and
causes the exceeding unpleasant sensation called
heartburn. Carbonate Of soda and other means
often resorted to for the purpose of remedying
this, but with no permanent good effect. The wiser
way is to eradicate the atrotious disease which
originates this and hundred other harassing
symptoms. Palptations of the heart, wind on the
stomach, oppression in that organ after eating,
and a sinking sensation in It at other times, In
short, oil the indicia of chronic indigestion. are
removed by Hostetters Stomach Bitters, foremost
OF stomachics and invlgorants Appetite and nerve
tranquility are impaired by It's use. MwF
National Republican., 1881-08-10
Too sIueh Cns,lnR.

10 IHV I1uIIUI OF TIE HEFUHLIVANl
think the President must be made Of
different dust from the rest ofus 10 bear such cut.
ting and slashing without Quiyering over It: ana
is II not about time for him TO begin to robelY Is
II not barely possible TINT he has had too much
hearty food, SO that fat is forming and stopping up
the passages for the flow OF the pus md that
little lower diet-gruoi, for insiRnce-would be
better for him2 don't relish having our Presl-
dent experimental upon, but ] suppose they will
give him more beefstehk rolls, aud milk punch TO
wash II down, aud then when nOw OF the ~ laud-
able pus Is discontinued again they VIII sharpen
up their knives and cut another hole in him, unless
the people rise upand put stop 70 IT,
ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
National Republican., 1881-08-10
MINING STOCKS.
BANKEHS' ENUIIANdE.
bills -......- 1851 Slxty-day bills So.
WALL SrREEr GOSSIP.


WALL STREET GOSSIP.
New YoRK, Aug 1.-THE most of the large
traders in. the stock market said last night that
they were doing little or nothing at present This,
at least, was what Sage, Woerishoficr, and Connor
said at the Branch last night Connor said that
he expected Mr.. Gould down from Tarrytown this
rning, and II Is expected that he will not leave
for his vacation until after the railroad confer
ence on Wednesday. The railroad people arc all
very reticent about what will be done at the meet
ing but IL is believed that an agreement of some
sort has been arranged but about as much addl
tonal Importance is attached to the condition of
the President as to anything else. DR.. Bliss tee
thought the President was pretty sure to improve,
and that he would pull through. The Wholesale
dry goods dealers stopping al the Branch say that
the fall trade has set In brisky and there is now
lively market for autumn and winter goods.
The low rates for Western freights has
stimulated the trade, which is earlier than usual.
II is reported this morning that there are large ss
tanning orders in the market for Western Union.
and there free predictions Of stronger closing
be the course of speculation this forenoon. There
is strong party In Chicago and Omaha aud some
other specialties who propose an upward turn as
soon as the Eastern railway matters are arranged.
The liabilities OF the Chicago firm of Comstock &
Co. amounted TO Sl500O0. A. j. Malloy, another
dealer who was short of corn, also suspended.
ll:30 a. m.-The earnings of the Union Pacific
Railway system show for the first five days in Au
gust 3S per cent increase S260OO, against $685.,
900 last year. The earnings of the Milwaukee and
Lake Shore Railroad the first week in August in
creased &c per cent. and increased mileage per
cent. The crops look excellent along the line oi
the latter road.
National Republican., 1881-08-10
REAL ESTATE.
Tho omciai Transfers or Yesterday n.
Recorded.

Mr. ]. f. Olmstead presents the follow
ing transactions In real estate in the District yester
day, as reported to him by the Recorder Of Deeds:
CITY PROPERTY.
On street north, between Twenty fourth and
Twenty -ifh streets west part Of lot % go feet
inches by 100 feet square az John Logue to Daniel
Loughran, $3.50.
On Eleventh street west, between Q and r streets
north sublot lG go by % fee), square 336; j. ].
Knox, commissioner of Freedmans Savings and
Trust Company, to Charles =. Reed, s5T0.
on street south. between Second aud Third
streets cast part OF lot nc feet by 95 feet inches
square 763; jeremiah Nolan TO Johanna Nolan,
$500
on Tenth street east between aud / streets
south parts of sublots II and IL (2i feet inches
by It's feet l0la inches), square Wi: William 4.
Messer ct al trustees, to Dennis r. Ryon aud Basil
u. Earnshaw, S37b.
GEORGETOWN.
on Montgomery street. between West and Stod-
dard streets part of block 96 $50 by 150 feet, In
Bealls addition to Georgetown; Thomas Hyde u
David Rittenhousc, 1856.
National Republican., 1881-08-10
The Main E4positIon nalIdInr soId.

PnnLADRLPHlA, Aug, B.-The main eX-
hibiIion building Was sold at tho Philadelphia
Exchange this afternoon to Mr. w, c, Billell, at
torney .at.law, for the sum OF $4,000. Il was
rumored that the real purchaser was the Pennsyl'
vania Railroad Company. hebuildlng originally
cost $4,000. In its construction 100000 feet
of lumber and $4,000 pounds Of iron were con.
sumed The structure was $50 feet long and 464
feet vide, Il was sold clear OF incumbrance the
mortgage 10 be paid out Of the purchase money,
National Republican., 1881-08-10
BY Associated Press.

New YORK, Aug, 9.-Money easy at q
3 per cent. call, and closed at 2IS per cent Ex
change weak at 4so@is2M for long and 4SiDiS4x
forshort sight. Governments quiet and firm. State
bonds dull. Railroad bonds In light demand.
The stock market was dull again to-day. In the
early dealings prices advanced h@lA per cent,
the latter Texas Pacific, but before noon a reaction
OF M@l per cent took place, in which Canada
Southern was most prominent. During the after
noon the speculation, although inactive,wa fairly
strong and continued SO until afior second board,
when there was recovery of lzDl1 per cent, the
latter in Nashville and Chattanooga. In the final
sales the market was a shade weaker, and some
shares recorded fractional decline.
The sales aggregated l5S,G02 shares, including
Delaware Lackawnnna and Western, 3,i00; Erie,
~. 100; Lake Shore, 2l,700: Louisville and Nash
vile, 900; Michigan Central, 6,0O0; Memphis aud
Charleston, l, 400 New Jersey Central 100; North
ern Pacific, 1900 Reading, $500 81, Paul, 300;
Texas Paeiiic $40 Union racihG; 200 Wabash
and Chattanooga, 400.
National Republican., 1881-08-10
A yc,oc,,eae on water.

Mr.. Robert Fryer, of New York, has
devised n vclocipede steamer, of which the huh is
TO be out of water. The vessel floats in three hol
low spheres OF sheet Steel one forward aud two
astcrn, and oil provided with ilanSes TO grip the
water as they are revolved. Tho upper works of
the ship arc 10 depend upon the spheres that do
the propeiling, and will be made light ms post
bic. An ocean steamer 2i0 feet long by 1880 feet
deep, has been designed, of which the spheres or
paddles nre sixty feet IN diameter Great speed is
expected 10 be made-BahdHofe Sun.
National Republican., 1881-08-10
Queenstown Cattle Market.
fOuotationa nv W q uooo1

WASHINGTON, Aug 9.-Cattle-150 up
to day; 1876 sold at a95IIc for steers and 2al@Slsc
for bulls and fat cows; supply OF good cattle was
light, and they were quickly taken at full prices
large proportion of the cattle were ordinary. and
for such prices were &c lower. Sheep and lambs
400 up; old sheep sold at 3oic lambs, 4@6c; 70
lower Mich cows sold at Se00yi0 each.
National Republican., 1881-08-10

LONDON, Aug. 9.-Bar silver sly; United
States bonds-four and a halls NIX Atlantic and
Great Western firsts, 57s<; do. seconds, 2231 New
York Central, l473<; Illinois Central, l36/ Read.
ing, 33ss. The amount of bullion gone Into the
Bank Of England day is fl0I,000,
National Republican., 1881-08-10
nnltlmore slocl. Moara.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 9.-Virginia SKIES
deferred, 49, do consolidated, slIIi do second Sc.
ries, l3 past due coupons, 9216: new ter. fortes,
bllL hid to.dAV
National Republican., 1881-08-10
TATE BONDS.
Foreign Nancy sIarket.

suB-TKEASUhr BALANCES.
t797G1lt3 OO Currency .. &5ll9ls7 O(
National Republican., 1881-08-10
DIED.

FowLER.-Suddenly, Mt 4 y. M, August s, 1881,
HEHDERsoS FOWLER In the Goth year OF his age.
Funeral from his late residence, 1ll0 Third stree
southeast Thursday, August II, at 1920 n. RelR-
tlves and friends are invited to attend "ss