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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-11-17
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MEMORIAL TO CONGRESS.

We publish to-day a memorial to
Congress for appropriations for the
further improvement at the Cascades
Of the Columbia copies Of this memo
rial were sent to two or three parties
in this city to be circulated for sigma
lures and they are now in circulation.
We do not believe that any citizen of
North Idaho will refuse TO sign this
memorial, and we suggest that in 9th r
localities where the TELLER circulates,
that persons cut the printed copy from
the paper attach it to blank paper and
circulate it for signatures forthwith
and return the memorial as signed
either direct to N. H. Gates, ESQ, Of
The Dalles, Oregon, or to r. j. Mon
roe, Receiver of the Land Office in
this city on or before the 9Th day Of
December next. Let as many names
be obtained as possible.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-11-17
CAPACITY TO PRODUCE WHEAT

From a certificate of the amount OF
arabic surveyed land, furnished by the
Register and Receiver Of the land of
flee at Lewist IN, this side Of the Ritter
Root range, and east of the mouth Of
Snake river, whose surplus wheat pro
duct would naturally be taken east to
New York by rail road at sl6 per ton,
we estimate, within the true limit, that
100000 acres are good wheat lands,
capable of producing annually an aver
age Of twenty-five bushels per acre as
they exist at the present. Continued
use of these lands for REESE of years
without giving them rest would reduce
the average yield, VIC admit. Now
suppose only 100000 acres of this
land were cultivated in wheat, then
we would have 100000 bushels of
wheat as the annual product, 1000, 900
bushels Of which would be enough for
home use, and 100000 bushels or
l,454,545 tons for shipment annually.
If rail road should untertake to carry
this to New York for SIG per ton, that
road as gross earnings would receive
S23,272,720, and allowing 800 running
days each year, that company would
be required to transport 4,S4S tons
daily in order to get to market the
surplus crop Of the year, allowing ten
tons to each car 4S4 $40 cars would
have to be loaded and discharged each
day, and allowing twenty cars to each
locomotive, it would require twent-
eight locomotives t. leave here each
day, and allowing ten days in which
TO reach New Yerk, ESQ locomotives
with 5000 cars would be constantly
moving eastward on the road. No one
nor three transcontine ntal rail rouds
can do tn amount of business, with
such other business as would accrue to
tho roads. But says one, no such
amount of wheat will ever b. raised.
We answer as follows: Show to the
farmers of this country that 20 cents
per bushel can DO had uniformly for
wheat delivered anywhere on the line
of rail road between the mouth Of
Snake river and the junction of Middle
and South Fork Of Clear Water river
at all convenient landings, and before
two years hence, more wheat would be
offered at these points of shipment,
than the highest estimate we heve
nawed, particularly would this be the
case could Eastern farmers reach us
directly by rail road at the present
time. Our rail road men need not be
foiled about our capacity.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-11-17

DRowNED.-The wife Of Nj. Jones
of Pilot Rock was drowned in attempt.
ing to ford the Umatilla river in q
two,horse wagon at a point just above
the Agency. When the horses got
into the deepest Of the water they re-
fused to proceed and the water carried
the wagon around and upset it and
Mrs. Jones was caught under it and
drowned before her husband could get
to her assistance from the shore.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-11-17
MARRIED.

McGUIRE-At the Episco-
pal Church in this city, Nov. Is 1881, by
Rev. J D Mct'onkey, Charles Il Thatcher
to Miss Hattie q Mcclure, all Of this
city
FOSTER COX-At the residence Of the
brides father, byJ X Vincent. P, Nov.
IS 1881 Alexander Foster to Mary Cox.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-11-17

par excellence as a wheat producing
country, with New York by railroad,
not only one railroad but several, for
in connection with other Traffic, we
can produce more grain annually than
three roads can carry directly to New
York at SIG per ton freight. In an
other Article we give our capacity to
produce.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-11-17
NOTICE FOR REDEMPTION PROOF.
ELIZA HARRIS.
LAND OFFICE AT

Lewiston I. T. Nov. l6 1881.
NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following namel settler has filed notice Of
his intention to make final proof in support of
his claim, and secure final entry thereof at the
expiration of thirty days from the date of this
notice. viz: Saturday Dec II 10 A. NJ. before
b. f. Morris deputy dist. clerk at Mt.
Idaho I. T. Eliza Harris -emption DIS
1893 for this Cd NV or, and Cd sw qr. sec. 20
tip 81 mr. e. and names the following as
witnesses, viz: F. Vancisc, Altha Eastman
K. Nugent and A. Lawson all Of Mt. Idaho
p. o, Idaho county l. 7.
J. NJ. Howe,
REGISTER.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-11-17
LEGAL
NOTICE FOR PRE- .EMPTloN PROOF.
N. P. PERSON
LAND OFFICE AT

Mp. PERSON
LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston l. 7. Oct IS 1881.
Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has 6led notice Of
his intention to make final proof in support Of
his claim, and secure final entry thereof at the
expiration of thirty days from the date of this
notice, viz: Saturday, Nov. 10 1881 l0A Y
before 4. A. Samdson, J p. at his oificein Gen.
csee precinct Nex Perez county l. +. Nels P.
Person, pre- emption DS. 1I40 for the set sec
80, tip. SO raw ands names the following rs
his witnesses. viz; p. Psu!s, A. Lear, Z. PAIL
son and II. II. Smith, all of Genesee 2. 0, l T.
I'M Howe,
2 Register
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-11-17

AGArEs.-Quite a large trade has
sprung up in New York in agates,
About q dozen men are constantly en-
ployed in gathering them up on the
plains Of the West, and have made the
business very profitable.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-11-17
NOTICE FOR PRE. tMPTlON PROOF.

r II BARBER
TO W. F. kettenbaugh and Garret A. KEEL
ly and to whom it may concern.
LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston, !. T. Oct. 10 1881.
NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has filed notice Of
his intention to make final proof in support.o of
his claim, and secure final entry Their of at the
expiration of thirty days from the date of this
notice. via: Monday Nov. II 1851 10 A. n. at
this office, Robert H. Barber, presumption
DIS. No 1857 for the WI ne{ and WI set sec
Is tip IS 5w. and names the following as
his witnesses, viz; |. G. Ha,tabaugh, j. NJ.
Eakin and w. y. Eakin all of Lewiston 2
o. l, l..
J. NJ. liowE,
Register.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-11-17

C. T. HOPKINS has appeared in the
Bulletin advocating railroads for
wheat carrying instead Of sail vessels.
A correspondent who signs himself II.
criticises his views and argues that
both mus be employed % benefit the
producer.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-11-17
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
On Petition of John H Hayes aud
Oscar H. Dupuy.

DY ORDER OF THE COURT. NOTICE IS
I'D hereby given to all the creditors of John
II. Hayes and Oscar II. Dupuy. copartT ers un-
der the firm name of Hayes Dupuy, dcing
business at Moscow, l. T. to be and appear be-
fore Norman Buck, judge of the first judicial
district, Idaho Territory. at his chambers in
the City of Lewiston, |. r.. on the 2sth day of
November. A. b. 1881, and show cause, if any
they have, why the prayer of said petitioners,
John II. Hayes and oscar II. Dupuy should
not be granted. declaring said petitioners in
solvent, and dischargng them from their debts
Given under my hand and the seal of said
l.. $. court this October 10. 1881.
II. SQUIER,
C-4w Clerk
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-11-17
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT

LAND OFFICE At
Colfax. W, Z. Nov. ~ 1881.
Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the following named settler has filed
notice Of his intention to make final proof
in support of his claim, before the Z. s.
Land office ut Colfax W. T. and secure final
entry thereof on the 2sth Of Dec, 1881 at 10
o'clock n IN. viz: Jacob kirchoffer who filed
s. No 74S for the 81 Sc or of see and WI
ne ar of sec Is tip IL n r 46 ew. IN; and names
the following as his witnesses. viz: John
kirchncr, Herman Strebict. Nicholous Fliesc.-
man and Gustav J. Wicdeman, all OF Union
town p, 0. Washington Ter,
J. NJ. ARMSTRONG,
8 Register.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-11-17
NEW TODAY.
NOTICE FOR PRE- -EMPTI0N PROOF.
GEO. REEFS.
LAND OFFICE AT
NV II U 4 I IL Il III
Tewiston. T Nov. IL 1881.

Lewiston, l. T., Nov. IA, 1881.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the following named settler has filed
notice of his intention to make final proof
in support of his claim and secure final en-
try thereof at the expiration of thirty days
from the date of this notice, viz: Friday
Dec. l6 1881 lOa m at this office George
Rees presumption DS. 1865 for the sci net
sec, and 81 nwt and nef swt sec. 8 tip 36
n " and names the following as his wit
nesses, viz: S. Evens, NJ. +. Johnston, J.
Conner and G; A. Christensen of Gcncsee,
p. O. Nez Perez County l. T.
j. NJ. HOWE,
6 Register,
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-11-17
|OTlCe FOR PRE- -eMPTI0N PROOF.
LAND OFFIC0AT
Lewiston I. T. or. "a 1881.

C. I. CUUFEK.
To Henry j. Gale aud John Butler and to
whom it may concern.
A1OTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has filed notice
Of his intention to mako final proof in support
Of his claim, and secure final entry thereof at the
expiration of thirty days from the date of this
notice, viz: Friday Nov. %, 1881, 10
a, IN. at this Office. Christopher l. Cooper,
for the lot sec % and lot | and swf Gel
and set swf sec % tip. SO RS W, and
names the following as his witnesses, Wig
F. Holt, A. Viles, b. W. c. Dunwell and
H. Newell all OF Lewiston p. U. Neg Perez
county l. 7.
]. NJ. HOWE,
Register
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-11-17
NOTICE FOR PRE- .tMPTI0N PROOF.
LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston I, T. Oct % 1881

s. b. LIKES.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the following named settler has fled notice
Of his intention to make final proof in support
Of his claim, and secure final entry thereof at
the expiration Of thirty days from the date Of
this notice viz: Monday Nov. 2s 1881 10 A NJ.
at this office. Samuel B. Likes, presumption
DIS. N. 1880 for the set net sec. 26 and WI
nw4 and net nw& sec. 25 tp "a n 5 W,
and names the following as his witnesses.
gig: VIM. Stevenson, T. H. Guerin, ". NJ
Fee, and J. A. Lathrop all Of Waha p. o.
Nex Percc county l. T.
j. NJ. HowE.
3 Register.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-11-17
CONTEST NOTICE.
U s LAND OFFICE,

Lewiston I. T, Oct, 81 1881
COMPLAINT BEEN ENTERED AT
this Office byJ. w. Whitcomb against
Wesley Cox for abandoning his timber cul-
ture entry Nc. le9 dated April ~ 1878, upon
the set section 35, tp. IS n. range W, in
Nez Perez country, l. T. with vi W to the
cancellation OF said entry: contestant al.
lcging that said Cox has wholly failed to
cultivate and plant to timber, any Of said
tract as required by law, the said parties
are hereby summoned to appear at this Of
tice on the 10th day of December 1881, at 10
O'Clock n m. to respond and furnish testi.
mony concerning said alleged failure.
j. NJ. HowK.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-11-17
NOTICE FOR PRE- -eMPTI0N PROOF.
GEORGE II. RILEY.
LAND OFFICE AT

Lewiston I. T. Nov. 8. 1881
NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has fled notice Of
his intention to make final proof in support of
his claim, and secure final entry thereof at the
expiration of thirty days from the date Of this
notice. viz: Friday Dec. Q 1881, p. M. at
this Office George H. Riley, Presumption D. S.
No, 1886 for tho Sc Or ne Or SEQ and 81 NV or
and sw or nc or see tp 36nr " and names
the following as his witnesses, viz: A. P. Coop
or, d. d. Church and Alexander Norris all Of
Lewiston P. o. Neg Perez county I. T.
J. NJ Hows
BOW Register.
New-York tribune., 1881-08-18
LIVE STOCK MARKET

terday we5 ;a Aag & YEsRecepts to-day and yes
and liza & So cars OF 81 bead-l3l cars m 1ersev S,t
soansf - OJ.h,st Iotai SATURDAY II o5 hesJ
Mia oi the corresponding time ast yyeeE
wesfhr s neilngs al The 50Lh Yards enol svorshe
ket wsa s,t demand saugbterera fhe mar
head "a M emu closed very hrm Al ADVANCE Of al nar
drovers -, on ali transactions whr soue ~ H.,
ptcSs &c above The Nonday
fr.ds market-pace. The
Jer~ev ste arrivals Of several OF the stock frs a.
aonssrd Was against TIE selling interest AMI h,vcTs
Was rsnoraA want TIE Cattle, very fair nlagkst
aliftIs about tor InxsDs
OF fuy ~ anything in an adyance
saes ~ r. pl nesd M decent prime Nave Seers me
Csc Of we're al - 1Si4e, 10 ~ mainly az To
Colorado az % al with carloads corr. led
800 ~ G., 10 dres 80 10. Ch,ro.
az $50 &. 20 dress 80 y; loads Indian Native Cattie
S6l0Lc ~ Sr paas OF south western Missouri Cattle az
dress a n 70 n,ess o59oo n, with Tai Ends at Sc TO
M 10 o. 70 dress 55956 b with good 20 pri ne Do
70 dIees loads of ~. Ilns
"SIe sofa al l24c 10 dress 81 'N'i" in"iS oeeis
Other reers cd SiS head for export anu dressed
not operating
~oN ahu ~ on the theOlA all by e.
Wei WI on Monday Of Mr. Ieopold
prise 70 ths OF about sl< coo or no
fnou a. his condition voc
natin el ne entered the And
Eernsten s"nes the suspension OF M, N
si,'s ~ "ln De remembered ace
prospects aSe Me- ana through the brighter
aoe.u procured an extension o
tsy os & up wtL an indebtedness Jersey
" .iose 10 $50 900.
'0 70 Stand their losses, and II might to rem ind
New-York tribune., 1881-08-18
corroN MAnKEr,-aY rELnlnApu


LIVERPOOL Aug. 17.-l2;J1 m-Cottsu steadv.
Middlls U2l.ats, 11sti Middli.s Orleans 6Tsi sales
feVelP's' touo b@e' ncunhg sou bales American Fu
lures / plssds. Low MddinR clause, August delivery
als I'd; september aud very ,ol 0co.
Dor ani November delivery, oi.d November ana De.
Lrvssruof. Aug. ll-l3u m.-Cotton-- Mddnr Uplands
6lsed.; niddlnx Orleans ois,9l. Midliins Up.nis
iLvknrOoI. Aus. .7-23v D. m.-C Coiton-1ne sser on he
da' nriuded -..'OO bales American
hddlss. 10 &C, Good Ordinary ac receipts balos
hidiiinr, IL &C. Good ordinary. lOc.
exports 70 Great huain. 100 oales stock 40 bales
hdding. ii tc. Good Ordinary, &C. receipts ~
baes exports 10 "feat l'nth lU@6 bales stocS. 7i25
CuARigsroS Aug l7.-Cotton steady Middhng sc Low
NidalAg. Osal 80, Good ordinary 10 eo, rooelptS
CtSCtSSAfa Aug if.Coffon steady Middnng Low
Middms. lose Good Ordinary. yu receipts 2lG bales
GALVESTON, Aug tf-Cotton qnet Aidling. Al sc; Low
Ma4hE ~ ee.' ''ood Jruh~fy - nct iecept- G-i bales
LorlsylLli. aug ~ otton 0ulet: Middlng IL s-c
~ Mntrla Aas oon nrn Mddhng II &c: receipts,
ndding Toe Good riainnTv ~, tar.S, Low
NEw-UBLEANs Aug. l7.-Cot,ou quiet. Madnnr llze.
2es bales so Oalcs sales, bales STOCK 6 s55
NORFOLK Aug. 17.-Coton Hrm Middhnv II t,c net r..
tgs i' bales riportS ooaSt"is $50 bac, sales
rhL,pELrnl. Aug l7Cotton sea,iv Mhidnng IL &c Low
%mIu4hs % - ,e "ooa o,l.naif lo'.c no. receipts. 80
sANANNAh, Aue it, Ottou quiet and ,stn. silddling
ii ~, 20" Mtdti1s, lie, 1o0l Drl.l4cy.
eeips 5e oaes eoaswise. Daos, salos 500
-, Lous Aug - ottou auct Mhdnuv II lac.- Low
Mlodline ~ &C. ool ordinary, $50. los
shipments, - Dales stuca, a,6j5 Ho..
wtLsiNGToN Aug i5-,otton arm. Midihng. lie; Low
stOcA. 4OJ Uaios
New-York tribune., 1881-08-18
STATE OF TRADE
DOMESTIC MARKETS

& &BALriMoRg Aug l7-cotton dull Mddng IL 7sc p1our
9uie. anu sols howard street and Western super "a q
cy Mills super 80 Ou do S5 5Oa,o DO FaIv ~
vhc., o oian1s' 20 aoas 90 fatapsco Family,
Maryland. 81 80 No Wesiern Winter Rel sno 40 40.
ben la9l4@Sl 391s November, vi O.asi4oi, ,orn
yellow, Western Mixed spot and August 1dc co. @ ao.
Iembsr 67'4 1ooe OctoDer. 7Uita7O2c. Noyeinber p
White 40945e. do. Mixed Gi2ci iennsaiyana sa
& &c hSs ast at soaSSs @ Lay steady and hrn 'rime
BUFFALO, Aug iI--riOur STEADY, wiCD "a good demand
WheaI sales 600 No. hard Duluth seller All the
nrn little stock here; sales, car NO. Mixed at Ole
1000 NO. Toledo edo % arrive a. go oats ana u
doing In other grains. Kairoad trelghs New orx
Wheat. G'4c Corno &C; OATS Sc Canal FreightsWhe heat
CHICAGO. Aug ll.fiour scarce and nrm. Wheat active
hrm aad msher No Chicago spring, vi 32 SI 81
August ~ 10 easl pos septemoei VI 2O's OCTOBER;
~ 10y al The year NO DO Tl o@si ~ hejected SIC.
ssplempeL ol'tc October 6Sic ali the heected.
& oS9c oats steady VITA good demand at So4@3d
ali the year. Rye steady unchanged at vsc Barley
easier % az g9c PORK fairly active and shade higher
sl7 "a October sG s6Gso 50 ali the ear Lard rmer me
At l45c cash il450l September iiGoc
eeoc shortrb. 95O shortclear Whskey higher al
p 10 freghts-Corn to Bunao, 3o34c. Seeds-Timothy
ber Cover hrm at - oo4s5 Flax good demand and
higher mug a. q y cash q "a all the year Butter Ier
lo@io &c Cheese urn aud unchanged.
Psnsy "a aug iiioai strong Family se 3odS6 90
NO Red Winter, 81 "a osl 80 receipts BUSH shin
osc Oats excited ana higher No Mixed 4oiagt1c Rye
excited higher aud irregular q ST O2GSI 90. barley
asked buyers and sellers apart no d n
stronger at !l Bulk Meats hrm shoalders 9i.c Clear
S e scOS io %i,ssS Ia ssy % Gsa5
nsa pc9s o svs S aaSapeed & % s 20 ~ combination
rm ana higher; Fancy Creamery 27G2sc Choice Western
New-York tribune., 1881-08-18

Reserve 2o92lc Choice Central Ohio. 14alec. sugal
iol 20 % others Goiapon and Light IS Packing. SIS l5a
GET,or. Sfc1. Aug 17-FoeT qHet at Is 75i5s6 wheat
eptemSer 81 g cioSep ms & & san SRd sg1 & 81 20
inay o - qGs ze Go Me % - ~ yS Hgn s aG ana nom
05opr 0ats A loo 9b' Wheat 5000 bush; Corn oeo bnsa
cl MIWApSEE s 5g aug zFioqr and nrm Wheat
1e%Ssf A%S1s Il Il sS 2S sSfp,em9er SS SG oetebs no
DO ami Reeeted nominal Corn scarce No 3 50 Iac. oats
10 tpfns sc &cptasg ys g'let No. l. 97G Barley quiet
Steam %a cash snsd an AnTnst H st @ ap
Bao st iIWfr S r a m @ sa%S 49 S hb 10
bS 1So9 d %qs9 Shipments Flour 5000 bbls Wheat
wsr aaa Fs sonr ht4 s s
F1y Medium $sc GGoo5ec God
~ ys Fo qH9 %Sa a g asn = %Sss
s No esReT ReG aSoa, ~" Red elevator Z i delaware
for Te Nj SSia Bed shipment s'E
Wssy,p ES@sy Tanln MA Yellow depot ssS7s
depot 81 oG5e Rejected @ as aMed ac track ana
pel %s so spS Ss ftSsst5c
fGS Oo Mess PORK tlsa$lS 7 Prime. al4 smoked
@llci shoulders in rg sait sS7sc d. smoSed s4 ac
doc s1oe iSse % nHS'd fSr% osspn sses Ret n
"%Sss' s'is 3es
@25c Brador coy a5 NV S Good 10 ThG,ee % rs
First Eirsis 2oSS25G; Western DAIRY Exra i5d3Ge Do
Efss q@ SS. ss
dH %e s @ f% fGs@m %o EG5
skins 5a7c Coffee steady FAIR Rio JoSSnr "' at ijaiic
70 Good @eanne scovaoo. so6Sv ST F nF
Moaa Srqs9sa s anG powdered l0a Granulaed ioe
$$sG Tsc faS seo$scloyc qo@ns Timothy steady
"a 81 70 oTs WH'"tSy XSg rP TSs1STn 1 81 10
III nF% ans hfnsF for ksg
= s H Ty w5ea, opaSsG rSo S sSaGs s. bss4
' y O@i Il S9 Ss and 81 sss Mo
ali the wear No do 81 2Ia Decem9er - & ~
New-York tribune., 1881-08-18
LIVE STOCK MARKnrs-BY rrLEaRApu

BUFFALO, Aug. l7-CArrIE-Receipts today 4GO head
ola the Thus ,oa
Tor same une last week. c0nsgned through Aj cara.
lnarhet dull and NC lower or Common 40 Good 10 Chne
steers mere Common Ignt i.utchers Ster.
AT ~ ZU6bi Mixed 2y0s ,,
~ lvj one ioad Of StoCk Balls at ~ 65
SHEEP AND LAMBS 1000 for
wee@ mus ar o,JO head against 800 mead me ast
WecA; consigned through ouet aI,d ,t
Changed offerings ieht all sold. ~ ~
kecelpta to-day The week tbns
iO,o'u against la,t ,y,r.
coialghtd I'M - perfectly
efn tidle sales OF Weight
AT 80 3VG1O 4O one Load Choice butchers
10 cars remain unused aud IA BE-
CHICAGO Aug. I1-fiOCs-Receipts $1,000 ne,d sl,in
neuis, 100 head mar ket steady
lug 1895 80 Light, 81 - Choce iie,yy So io
900 %; Culs and Grasaers, 81 254S6 ~ ~
CAfrIE-hecepts 1000 shipments, $500 hend good
quaiity inafAel active aud scy Good
70 Choice shipping, 20 50aqGi Fair ii d. a
- 80 Native butchers StoCkers and E,r,
ers. ~ JO0r3 3d. $500 ~"
SHEEP iiecepts, 800 head msrket active but weaker
fOOF 10 tali, % JO0Pl 2J Good 10 Choice ~ 5Oa-5
LOUIS, Aug. lI-CATILE-K 300 head. shin
mehts 9uU head supply OF Natives
averaging l,541 u brUught S6 lUD4O
IZuU 10 l3Z1 ID, 80 - d90 Cos Coca Native
d@i cows ana Heifers 5Ua93 Choice ne,rrs a. "a
Grass IoAaIs iar 0nerings ana steady 4JQp Tor Good Ia
Choice. ' '''' w
sHkEr-Ise Receipts 2.lO0 head Shipments 200 head mar
not him an 10 fahcy wanted AT SS ZJ194 30.
New-York tribune., 1881-08-18
SIGmonS-AldGrSol Steel Co,
OF NEW-YORK.
100000
First Mortgage Six Per Cent Thirty
Year Gold Bonds.
DUE APRIL l, 1911.
INTEREST PAYABLE APRIL. I AND oCronpp
IN NEW.YORK.
fhlNC'PAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN GOLD
COIN OF THE PRESENT UNITED STATES
STANDARD
DUE APRIL /. 1911.
INTEREST PAYABLE APRU. 1 AND OCTOBER l.
IN NEW-YORK.

hese bonds are secured by only mortgage upon
property ana works OF the company situate Ptsburg
III inc S'te Oh Pennsyivana; all the personal property mate
" anu STOCK Oh hand the rights privileges franchises
VI 'c comfahy; the various patents owned company
nciuhg The several United States patents granted to Dr
oha '" siemens relating to tho Seens direct process for
making on and steel from ore.
INC mortgage or deed OF trust to the
"ah anu trust Company Of NewYor trustee for tho
Dohholdefs The bonds dated 1881 and mature
Apr l. ell The bonds be The works OF
company a Pittsburg formerly
e Co., were established in lSs5 among the most
tensive in the United states
Ihe pons OF the works shown by books OF Messrs
Anderson Co., from the year $780, have averaged
about $4,000 present company took
OF The works on March 10 1885, the profits tho
hrst three months estimated s45lO OF nearly sua
Gent 10 pay the interest on the entire loan year
Inc Sonens patents have been carefully and
houhccn Naud by the eminent
MIN V Bro the works at Ptsbary aud operations OF
'he seinens process were carefully examined
L. h"y) pror u tho purchase by this company our
Aho"eSe OF the value OF the property the profit
able bunoss OF tho company the usefulness
the Secns patents and the increasing in ali the
industries OF the world do not hesitate recomme nd
these bonds as thoroughly sound and securities
OF THE ABOVE St.OU0,OOO 4 CONSIDERABLE
AMOUNT HAS ALREADY BEEN TAKEN FOR IN
VESTMENT.
WEOPFER THE REMAINDER AT 1903 AND AC-
CRuhD INTEREST, RESERVING THE RIGHT 10
ADVANCE THE PRICE WITHOUT NOTICE.
New-York tribune., 1881-08-18

LiyEhro3i. Aug II Pork -rnne Mess Eastern. dun
AZ 5-.' western. stetiy At H. -CunbcriaAd CuL
hrmer at AtOd snort RID nrnet a iSjd. Long Clear
scldy a. A. 9hOr CieIg, seaiy al A. Gl Hams Long
Gut duil al ter, n
non" heIe Extra Ness dull AZ III Primo Ness
gan al LOO. lArd-rriBe Western steady at
Isiow-Pnno City. ,aiy At - Jd. rurpentino-spirts
stehy al 50. koSln-Ftnc dull lOUd.: com.
a mon hfher at on o. Cheese American Choice steady
steady at 49, Whcat-No. |. White lOIld. Spring.
Do sleady at lO New Winter Western. 10 ID; New
Nihof steady y ~.
New. steady Al bod. tottOnsecd O.l-YelOw American
&c nou At l.o,i,t ,ir ,er a. p, -
spirits lrDshtinc tt La la. steady AT 5AJd.
Aug. lf-l&:b y m.Hreadstuns- Firm; Corn,
per oent"i Tor Ne" Mixed cstern Wheat 10 alo ID
per cehla Tor Average California lOJd.
Nalllulhia 'iuD; 9lO diObd Tor Winter.
LIVERPOOL Aug i7-i:jD p n.--BccI. ll2l per tierce
Iul l-SlIi ln!la dcss. Cheese lcr he
ans OF american Bacon, +i, per cwt. for Long Clear
i,itos, l|noW 20. Icr cW. Lard. 51L per cwL Tor
American PorS. - per bbl. OF Prime Mess.
ipNbuN' aug ia p n.-taCutta iinsecd, 6l Sd ID
Per quarter sperm on 41sa so Pale Rosn,
raloou.i SpnitN lufpcnune 80 0H6 ut. Rctnod
ictfpeuI ''s~ '1d. spirits OF Petroleum.
b"!'o', common lsotln. 1Jt ltusCrd
ANI"EEl. AHg It. Petroleum IS
me Yae American. WilcOxs Lard closed at a. francs
Der 100 EtiOs. " " '
bkFALN Aug l7'-Pctroieum. marks 80 pfonnings