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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-06-09

If we are to have new party in
this country, let it be the party of
Civil Service Reform. We promise to
join it at the outset and to fight its
battles to the end We begin to
doubt whether the cause will ever tri-
umph unless such a party is organized
and wins its way to victory.-N. Y.
Independent.
lie you would invent some plan by
which man can lift himself over
ditch by pulling at his own boot
straps, you might run party upon
the idea of the civil service idiocy.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-06-09

THE man who stepped out of bed
and put his foot upon piece of oil
cloth says the occurrence is worth
fortune to him. He's going to freeze
ice-cream by merely wrapping piece
of the material round the freezer.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-06-09

GILHooLY bought cigar the other
day, and, as he lit it, the tobacconist
said, with pride: "That's fine i'm
Gilhooly. "It has always been a mys-
terry to me why Galveston does not
raise her own cabbages."
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-06-09

A CINCINNATI girl spent all her
leisure time for three years in learning
to box, and then, when she got married
and wanted to fight her husband, she
went at him and pulled hair and
scratched, the same as any other
woman would. You can't make over
human nature.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-06-09

WE can't say that we feel fattered,
when we receive communication Of
two columns length about matter
that could be fully dealt with in six
lines, to have the writer conclude with
"a word to the wise is sufficient" :"
What does he take us for, and why
this gratuitous fling at the sagacity of
orr readers2
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-06-09

yellow Eansemond improved Nansemond Jersey
Nansemond. Early Jersey Yellow, Red Nansemond,
Red Bahama, Early Reds Red Bermuda Red Yam,
Early Peabody, Southern Queen, Early White Bahia
ma, White Brazilian, Red Spanish, Yellow Stras-
burg, and Golden Pimento etc.
Cabbage Plants-Large Flat Dutch, Late Drum
head, &c.
Tomato Pants-Red Trophy, Early Trophy, I'm
proved Trophy, Golden Trophy, and most of the new
varieties.
Also, Beet, Pepper, and Egg Plants, &c.
Also. Flowering Plants. Dahias, Tuberoses, Gladi-
ous. Calladium. Cinnamond Vine, &c. We will have
very reasonable
Also, Silver Hull Buckwheat, the best in cultiva-
tion.
Call our garden of Jackson, the old State
Road and see for yourselves, or leave your orders
with
o. S. Miller. jackson, O.
W. W. Kennedy, Byers Station.
/. H. Mccormick, Raysville.
II. S. Wilcox. Hamden Junction.
Milton Furnace & Coal Co., WellstOn.
Thompson & Moore, Berlin.
Miners Supply Co., Coalton.
B. B. Evans. 1rwins Station.
GeoI ge Rupert, Cross Roads.
Parry. Warren & Co.. Oak Hill.
Gahm's Store, Cove Station.
j. p. Henneman. Whitman's Station.
| Daniel Baker, Beaver.
William Mutt, Latrobe Furnace.
For circulars and prices, address
L. w. KINNISON.
19mayjw. Jackson, Ohio.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-06-09

A BosToN paper says that ''May is
an unlucky month for marriages"
The other unlucky months are June,
July, August, September, October,
November, December, January, Feb
ruary, March, and April. 55V
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-06-09

APRoPos of the great fire in Paris,
a correspondent offers the following
advice: ''In disasters of this kind one
should proceed with the strictest Or
der and method. Accordingly, one
will first of all save the children, who
are the future; the women, who are
the present; the old men, who are ex-
perience; then the. furniture; and, if
there is time, the collateral relations" !"
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-06-09

GREECE has only five miles of rail-
way, and when farmers COW breaks
a leg, he often has to carry her long
distance to get to the track and leave
her there, so he can obtain pay for
her. It's awfully unhandy.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-06-09

THE "hated Saxon" has been hit by
an Irish M. P, with this uncommonly
neat Hibernicism: $50 long as Ireland
was silent under her wrongs England
was deaf to her cries!' F
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-06-09

A NEWSPAPER man, in putting on
his last years white vest, found roll
of bills in one of the pockets, amount
ing to $12O, which he had entirely
forgotten. P. S.-None Of them were
raceinted
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-06-09

1.-THE ripest peach is on the highest
tree" says James Riley. James shows
his ignorance. The ripest peach is in
the bottom layer of the basket every
time, and it is generally about nine
shades too ripe.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-06-09

A wELL-CooKED breakfast will do
more toward preserving peace IN the
family than will seven notices on the
wall, even though they be framed IN
the most elaborate of gilt molding.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-06-09
HAzING seems to have reached tn,

HAzING seems to have reached the
lowest depth of vulgarity among a
clique Of the University students in
this city. They lately entrapped a
Freshman in room by means of a
decoy letter, blindfolded him, daubed
his face with indiaink and lampblack,
begrimed his clothing, and perpetrated
other unspeakably clever and amusing
jests at his expense A performance
worthy-or rather unworthy-of apes.
N. Y. Tribune.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-06-09

FRENCH Observation-Disclosures: An
instrument which makes those who
listen to it deaf and those who play it
blind.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-06-09

IT was a young aesthetic" from
Boston who, on first seeing Niagara,
said: "What beautiful bangw
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-06-09

AT Deadwood balls it is no longer
en- regle to smoke a clay pipe while
dancing. '-
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-06-09
THE GREAT
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California.
The Shortest, Speedicst and Most Comforta-
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The uneqttaled inducements offered by this
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The celebrated Pullman Q6-wheeD Palace
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In Reclining Chairs, The famous C., r. g. Q.
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fitted with Elegant High-Backed Rattan Re-
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Steel Track and Superior Equipment, COM
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Route to the South, Southwest, and the Far
West
Try it, and you will find travelling luxury
instead of a discomfort.
Through Tickets via this Celebrated Line
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Canada.
All information about Rates of Fare, Sleep
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will be cheerfully given by applying to
JAMES r. WOOD,
General Passenger Agent, Chicago
T. j. POTTER,
General Manager, Chicago.
March H. ,S1-4lW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-08
EUROPEAN NARXErs

fIvrRrooL Aug -POrt--Pnme Mess -Eastcrn firm
81 S@ western steady at 70. Bacoa sbarland Cut
hrlner at ~. shsrt Rib. hrmer As, Long Clear
lun a. a.. short clear. steady at 81 Hanis-I eng
Cut, dl NJ 9s. shoulders steady 80 Bcef-ndia Mesa
none hero Extra Mess. dull Prime Moss
nm at l06. Iard-Prme Western, steady at bod.
IalloNPume CITY. -. ne.
steady At 10 RosaFine. duh AZ 10 3d.: Common rmcT
al 3bd Checse American Choice steady at SO 81 Lard
on nonn on sale FOurExtrl state. ssadY I2l Wheat
NO l. Waite. 9lud. Spring. Ma > steady
ht9 81 Sew Winter western. urmor ND. south.
cru winter. at'1dI iJi. Al
New steady az d6d Cottonseci Di-YeIlow American.
none hofH Nnfn-tommoa. ne LoatOa. nrner d.
sptltS Iurpcntlna at Lpllon steady a. 80.
LlNEkfNVe Aug. t-l4:Hu I. m.Breads
o. z Genital Tor New Mixed western Wheat g6aD9d
per o"nthl Tor Average California White esd "a
california club aluG10d for Red Western Spring 96d.
10. for Bcd Winter. '
LONDON Aug. 6-l!00 y m.-Calcutta Iinseed. BOad q
o. per quarter Sperm on. Gjsd R5g per ton Pale Rosin
u~lnbd; spirits furpcDtine 3iA3t 3d. por Refined
Petroleum osa53d spirits of Petroleum l2dal0L I'D per
gallon. Common Itosn. 1od Linsood Oh 227. per ton.
LoNpoy Aug $50 T. m.-ousar 25Gd @2G, per cwt.
Tor cuba Centrifugal ppai1ng V6' and 23Gd for Cuba
covado Fair Refining. afoat
ANTWERP, Aug. Petroleum Is francs l3la csnmcs
me pale American Wilcoxe Lari closed Ia francs
HAyaE Aug G-Wncoxs Lard closed al 20 francs 80
ccntimcs 30 kiiOs
BREMEN, Aug. O.-Milcox's closed a marks 30
pfculngs per HON.
II AABuRG, Aug. Gwcoxs Lard closed AZ 81 marks per
100 -
BREMEN. Aug 6-PetToleum. marks25 pfennings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-08
STATE OF TRADE
DOMESTIC MARKETS

quiet and stfons o9op steady Middng 2c Flour
CIV M ns s ESsra y boasS 90 do Family So 1890 75
his 1uPooo ,oGFi Eos do. Extra,
FAMILY ~ 59%S do Rio brands So 65GSG 75 patapsco
Marys sG - 81 I3 so NJ DO amber 81 25asi3O No
al ~ 2s@si ~ sspiembe 81 aosaSi 3G. October
eaoy Western firm ana higher southern White &c. do
suon 1oc' estefn Mixed spot, 60n
st1peG0ei 81 4Sg2c October &C. steamer 65c oats
ennsalyaHa 1900 Rye gomi9aly 7!@S0c iTay trm
n 1890 aug Niiolr steaay irni Wheat steady
anu quiet AZ 81 2ci4 bid for No
nd i held higher at oahe for No Mixed load lots
uone IN itafloy and ye. Railroad Freghts to New York
wheat oc Corn, 6Aci OATS 354c.
4c: Corn. 3l2c, To New York. ~ 'S"'' ""'""
OuoAao Aug e-flour quiet but firm. Wheat active,
in anu NO Chicago Spring, 81 % cash 81 23t
Ausest ~ sa$l i6 September 81 l7 October No 8
uo 81 oJGpl Helected 1920o ac We but lower
aa a weak at os4G322c cash 62nsJ2ac August; 53t
boc september o4s5is nc October, Rejected IN Oats
wsak au iower 81 G3-c cash; 81 sc August 81 60
oeptemDeri Sc October Rye irmer S5c harley steady
anu unchanged Pork easter sS cash; &I7 900SI7 Oh
Augst september and October Lard
nand at 40 cash l142 Abe september and October
Euls Meats steady and unchanged. Whskey steady and
nnehangea a. ~ ~ Freshts-com to Buffalo. 2S24e.
sl ou steady Timothy, U$2 80 In So 20
August W 10 scpember 81 10 October Coversoed and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-08

Esss nom S9a My unchanged ButIer9uet unchanged
GTSA o. Aug in so S dem n n anG lending
s. 2a$1 @7 No. sao An qad KS hiReg Mo- Red Winter
MHed sc oIVg' Corn excited and Sale. higher; 10
6sy str{9ng @ Fl 90 PORK aa6 az SIS 30 I gSS
W az - ~ Bulk Meats Bacon steady and 9ncansed
6b on ba nato o sd 81 firm a 3 os sales 81 G
but not doab Miner y mgeer a. 25c sugar rmer
DETROIT Mich Aug eFioaT G ana ~ u Ne X.,,
October 81 "a 81 pa ana new e3s ana August 81 q
MS heS g r Corn nominal Mixed 5S e 6dS oats
1000 & wheat 2S sos SS b SG io 6as S s
Oats 6oPS% nsh 1000 bb5 Wheat 1900 bGsh
yaneng No 4qg 9oqr Wheat strong and adj
Fl 1916 September 81 Ia ~ 90 soft cash and August
DO and RPsGDS 81 Saakce 81 o; No.
Oats quiet 46e Rye it fmGr 0 no hT NS 2 62 nc
ffsS Ness 81 Cash 5Sfts Sa &as zoe 4 y ions
isptemosr Hogs easier 5000 90 @ to TO-
Aas 0 g1es a ar 81 1872
& g o SeT T j' 69 DO g coos
&Ho nes1naa f PaeG GG F FS g. T.
lS Sef 81 depot - u Delaware Red aGat $s de- de-
No Red prompt SHIPMENT ia Il " y cargo rate for
an Yeo1 on 2 2ec SS Sn active southern
No ASa do Do Co., steamer trtS and depot 5sa
White spot Proysions rm CIV oats @e steady od Ne
$50 oo PORK ssis 90 Fs S3 J p 1850 ndiaMess
ai0e sh@n S cI; Go IN sat Sc smoked sides 81
sa Pc doe DO 54oEe bellies IN
pe tno0 DO steam H. qc do Butchers I1oSe T. o
@ quiet aHd steady Creamery Extra pennsviyo
zSc' Rroo NO. western u G22c; do Good Choice 20
GneSt ., i'GGESlc; Western Dairy Extra Is Zoe, do
W. Siipice I4dllc.: Rolls duh Pennsyl yania and
10 lv, Eggs quiet and steady; Pennsvivala M,
Co.., nfStern ~ ga &c Cheese firm New York Emil
Cod DC. western Fun Cream, 9a8a4c: do Far to
S,2 02aoe 60 Halt Skins 72aSc DO Pennsvivanio
snrnr Jm,c Couee steady; Fair Jobbing at va lc
to Good ReGpinga ,t put quiet at 77sasc for Far
Mond rs ao ana Powdered. l0l2c; Granulated 1oc;
SIu a, Vlc, Molasses quict test quoted m 369
r ~ Geland; Winter Bran, 5OdAl6 oO spripg do
- -; W HShcE hIlni western 81 H. ~
lp,i', Aug b.-FlOur UNCHANGED U-oao,
aiu Sri No Red Fal 81 221s0S 23It 81 IA,
rr 81 eSs y september 81 2594dSI PCS octo
e. 5os - fl 80 Noyembcri 81 3040SI 81 December;
e. "ei 80 all the year; No. do ST i,aSl ia
NO 40, 81 lO. Corn lower and weak al ~ iasr co.5
223G' 34'sn15i2 c September; blla55c Octobrr
800 ". me year Oats weak lower nj 5i,e3g1tc
70 otH9i cash "a l2034 &c. August; d35c
oJi203ic October; S3a33I.c ali veor
wye SLOW NJ ~ bid Pork qnie ard nnchanged BnI
1letts quc, ana unchanged. Bacon slow Shoulders
1. MD ~ 2c Clear Sides lOJc Lard duh aud nominal
~ o ana ETSs n3minaiy unchanged Whisky steady at
s,ar No. lrtstlour 1000 bbls bush;
.uooV bush oats, $4,000 bush; Rye 1000 bush
A2 ~ yD D1sii oats 1000 bush Rye. 900 bush.
oEpo Aug h-WhHat steady No. Red SPOT and Aug.
Ns vi - september ST. 24sdSl5; October ST 2gst:
.ocnper ~ 2SA all the year. 81 % No Red HI 1871
H" MnlChSsl, II 20 Corn nomnay unchanpep Oats
Inlel New, 36l4c. Rcceits-Wheat 81 O0e bnsh
y ma ous oats, 10000 bush. Shipments-W heat
Sooo' OaSh'i Corn, 1900 bush; oats. none.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-08
CLOSING PRICES OF BoSroY STOCKS.
BosTos, Saturday, Aug. @, 1881
COTTON MARXErs-RY rELEanAnr

LIyEgPooL. Aug. G-l23o r. m--Cotton-Market s,oaav.
M MOI uPlanas 6l'od Mddng Orleans 67sd; sses
receipts $500 bales, Including $500 Americsn FuInPPcs
zP Low Mlddllng clause, August delivery 87sd also
onpeT and October delivery iad ctobS and Soya
3D. qFsysfy Ssd do November and delivery
s nfynnrooL Ang 5000 p m.-Cotton-Tne sales of the
ain aug oz:3O pm-Futures- pands Mid
cause september and october delivery Sed Fntpraa
,AAnH1GgsIA Aug. 6CotIon quiet MiddlinG llc Low
aing loac; Good Ordinary. 3iac.; rccepts dJ baias
,,BALLDioRE Aug s-cotton quiet; Midddnng l1qc Low
gross 34s bales exports coastwse bales sale, spnner
sS5fios Aug emceop quiet Mlddnng i9sc Low
bales gross 253 bales; stock. 7545 bales '''ep' %
,,EihANhLkSfoS aug 6-Coon steady Mddng like Low
lzb bales sales. 100 bales stock. 735 bales ~ 'P''
CCiSCNSAri, Aug G-Cotton steady Mddiug llac Low
shimpents 1872 bales sales 10 bales stock 5O7 bales
LOUISVILLE; Aug 0.-Cotton quiet; Middling, iSsc
bales ' - ' '"'oA' iV'' II
NOBLE, Aug. e-ootton quiet Middnns lilo. Low
Middng, lOLc; Good Ordinary 0isc; net recelpts I6
pses exports eoastwse, 35s bales sales 800 stock
NEwoRLEANs. Aug 6.-Cotton quiet: Mddhng IL &c.
Low Middling 1876; Good Ordinary Zoe, receipts
bales gross CTS bales sales 400 bales stock 636
NORFOLK, Aug. 6.-Cotton firm; Mdding IL l.c not re-
S ~ bales exports coastwise, 4S6 bales; Sales
PHILApELraL Aug 6cotton steady; Middng 12,4c; Low
nilddhng LAG. Good Ordinary. l0c. recepts 100
aiss sales spinners 3o2 bales; stock TAG bales
iioi Low Midaing lose; Good Ordinary bc net re-
oe S o2S bales sales 200 bales stock, 66i2
,,dat DUB Aug 6-Coton quiet; Middne sc.; Low
%haung i0c Good Ordinary, 9iic receipts bales
shRinsnls 43l bales, sales, 5S bales stock oO7 b.es
,wrdhiliNGIoS Aug 8-Cotton FIRM Middling lie; Low
Stock 15l bales ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-08
LIVE STOCK MARxErs-BY TELEGRAPH

CHlCAGo Aug. G.HoGs- Receipts 5000 head shipments
4,olo bead fair demand and se,dy Good TO Choice Shin
ping, 20 9oG - 80 common TO FAIR Packing dahl aud
81 5Ods6 0' ~ "+' ~ SA'P' anu Nuiis
CAILE.heceipts l,4o0 head Shipments 100 head
SUc t 1000 to Choice Shipping, 50 7O9s6 20
Noh.luh 10 AR dhl aud weaker, - $50 20; Rnch
CTS 5tccls ~ a3dS4 20 Cows, 81 200-3 10 Bulls and
TexanR 81 asp ~. $500 ' - WV ," ''
shkkr-kecoips 200 head market steady with n fair
81 40. $3.50 ~ '"@ ~ SUI
ST LOUIS Aug. 6--HoGs-Slow; Workers, SIS 1896 45
Packng - loo so 90 Choice Ia Fancy Heavy So 500
30 80 receipts, 1000 head sh pmcns, 3, loo heal
CATTLE ,4oO head shipaents 500 head sup
Ply large Good Eat shipping steers good prices
but tatte slow all grades
PrtrlabS within three DAYS Export Steeyss 50 dS6
ieavy TAT steers " 6Oas5 30; Light do ~ So 40; Ma
i've BuSaer htrert 1894 Cows and Heers and Grass
snhKr Receipts, LOO head shipments 1000 head mar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-08
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per N2rl5 Riosr. Yss33'7 ant Rti'ropzs
NrN-Ynnrr gnfllranv Aut- & SCI
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEW-YORK. Saturday, Aug. G, Il


coF FTSS %y wsre very quiet but firm fair car
95 gStf@ l2G sales reported Mid grades ruled dun
o OF were ON and unchanged sales bales
TpSs Ps o on contract 200 bales Mddng
bales same a. aav "a we Ia bsef 9ganst
SnGe september o75@032 bales against l9S5 bales
steady at decline to points sales 1900 bales
ll2Gc 0ctoger, IOGi ai0GGc November i6q &C.
eeem9Gr lo40%lo5le January 10000 G2c February,
se aG Spo Frees ci for EPT; and
1873 h3 10 }ag e NAV 1879 FrSbsgsy iO72 March
AnSgs' S. SEPTEMBER a. october
iGs5aiosG Anil iosGGi6os May e. T Trans
FLOUR AND MEAL-FLoUR- Market without decided
qiry for Sr %SaP ana law sa oeo sa trade
fe l5q$5 50 for West Indies SO io south America
SSs % aI'a 100 S6 ESY G9os q a. 20
WHAT p9S Gs ?E gSF S at So 300 bRis Mine.
a 900 E rms MinnesSis Extra u 75a$8 IS
SuPerinp 7 Common 10 o Fair G Ex
state 81 aS5 no. Good 70 Fancy Do 50 %
35ass 3 doG @S t. g SSS zs 3
%S9 5 aSa 4s S = 3 csP5
- co. straight IS 55%F patoni SO Is 81 oSs
90 asni @nier @Ssa = EH Hfsy S' &5S
Changed sales 9S bis df cSm mGom Good 9f Extra 4
FLOUR nm, nqgiry sslss 400 bis SGpcrnc 20
40 bis S tcw F WESTERN c9 a M o ggs Sn sales
- halle better active trade
closing less active about c OF the adv sales,
l72soOO bush future 2O3OOO cash including 500
spiG ReGe d sPnT @lS bush Unga@g@ sPrns
hush No Chicago 81 23'2; 1000 bush. Ungraded
BUSH steamer Nc 'g RED No k%a p g. 2
40 Red 81 2sa$l 29is lot of about 1000 bush. No.
Red and No White together, for special delivery next
week 81 2e2 1000 bush. No Red, 81 81 5000
Mixed Winter 81 2iaSl 2iL 5000 bush Ungraded White
q 2G2 900 bush No White u 25i loo bush steamer
No Red August 81 2Sasj 2Sa closing 81 2s5.Gsi 9ss'
do September 81 2y2aSl 3Oa, closing ST 3Olaa$I 3Os
SovcDe q 81 closing 81 do closing s. Ss a DO
lots loads bush on the track s5c
changed .CoRN-Markct shade cash lots
without dcidel change for options Moderate export AVID
tive closing heavy sales bush future
S2&oo0 bush CASH including ungaded Western Mixed
6oc.; Yellow, 62c; common Western Yollsw, SIC; ?
o. INCLUDING 400 bush free boarl 692c No
Ing 59d5sac DO sepenber G2 s63ac, closing 62lsc do
.Shy in buyer, nyoT sales @sc6e ous nen ssi Sc
White a., ai5i4c.i No. >, 4GsIsc' no j. 6oc Mixed
western 8gaioc White dol iGs50c Mixed state, 45laa
TENDER 3sL. dfic; 5000 bush October, 3yiodSgsc;
August 3si2c. bid, +o2c asked
Hay AND sTAw,rhe better grades rule steady. but
plDESfirm and f.irly active Late sales Of Ito Dry
Monte co seconds PC i5Go5 Dry Moutevdeo sold pre-
arrival 1000 Dry 4ouievico Kip sod 10 aT
rival 52l0 Dry Rio GrAnde sid previous arrival
Bogota 2Oe2 2c; 10000 Try Central Aperican 2Oe2ic;
1000 Dry Guatemala 23+ci l,7G0 Dry Mexican, private
Ien sn Sip rom D'{ 6n " nGhe private tsr3s 1000 3
O'ic cash Stoo 22IG00 Hides and kips and g9d
Last India.
HoPs-Rulcd dun, but without quotablc change
LEArHERA very good business reported at full firm
prizes hcesRt Of tAe week $50 sdts and 967 bales
Continent; other dest " 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-08
HAVANA MARK ETS.

HhvNA Aug 6-Sngar- Market quiet Molasses an EAR
Msseoyado S Smu pSI as lS reals gold per
Stock IN Saraaas IN boxes and hhas 9aso reals.
Soxss rs ba ana o s go hhds Receipts Of the weo
oo boxes 900 bags and $500 hhd The bags and I453
chaS 70 sne untedsates Spanish gold, l02s9I93 Ell,
ssoaay on the United states so gold 500
premium short sight do, 9a4 premium on London ~
~zot premium; ON Paris 5'a05st Uranium ' 40 =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-08

The other departments of the Exchange were as
dull as the stock market. The sale of Govern
nent bonds amounted To 1912, 600 only, but their
prices were strong all the way out, and the final
bids for tho continued Us and the As show advances
OF per cent and for the continued 5s of Is
to 7O069, but Tennessee is have huctuated to ward
lower figures. Railroad bonds generally moved in
sympathy with their kindred stocks, but were dull
and the dealings unusually small.
The attention of investors is directed to an adj
yertsement il another column OF the frs mortgage
2 per cent gold bonds of the Denver, Western and
Pacific Railway Company. The bonds run till Jan
nary, 1911, and are secured by mortgage deed to
OF the road equipments real and personal property
and franchises of the company. The bonds are OF
Tered at par and interest.
The receipts of -four and gram at tho prlncipal
Atlantic ports this 9th day of August were:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-08

were no such things as contracts running for the
rest Of the year.
WEEKLY RANGE OF PRICES.
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pipiocno Notices..
TIE SILVER !

s,,TIrp NJ hh KING MINING COMPANY OF CotoR.Do
xoYiffiNE NO 90 BROADWAY, NEW YORK ano fsesosf
NE BOARD OF TRUSTEES have fiis A.
- 1eciared biNlDEND No. ] Of TIN CTsss-rs 49,,
AisI payaDia az the oiace he conta,x ~ - ,,a,t
INST Transfer books AUGUST and 5,as 81 e I'D
W y. DANA seoy
TBK UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY c,osr,,,, -
'THE COUPONS due August on fie bo,,s.
n Of the UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY C0,.p si ,,t
1ASIEkN DIVISION. VIII be paid al ne oflcs - -
S09g@ny NO ls1 broadway Western Union Bnia', "a, o
coupons q ts Company win be paid oaoe OF tho
NO4paA!' NO ~ lsrbaiMay alter August next. -
JAMES NJ Ham. Assist sDt Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-08
The following shows the relation between I
total reserye and the total deposit liabilities:

Although tho banks now hold $92,57O, 900 in
cash, So 74S, 400 more than at the date last
year, increase of $40, $4,000 in loans and the
consequent increase of $50,31S,50O in deposits Sc
raise the amount of required that the sur
plus reserve now is only $5,735, 225 against
$11,566,45O at the same date last year, and the
proportion of reserve to deposit is 2665 per cent
now against 2S.S9 per cent August T. 1880.
The following are the totals of the statements at
tho corresponding dates for preceding years:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-08
Dipioen0 Notifies.

BOSTON AND NEw.YoRK ETR LINR RAuRo aD COMPANY
IBEAsUREks OlFICE. II WALI-Sr, 8
,>,,,,r,,,, NETWORK. Jniy o. 1881. !
\ DIVIDEND of ONE PER CENT has this
this day been declared The preferred this
company payable and after August
ers or record August 10 1881. will b. closed
from August 10 TO August 20 inclusive
y. b. HATCH. Treasurer.