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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-08-23
NOTICE OF SHERIFF's SALE.


Under and BY virsne of an order CT safe and
decree OF foreclosure, issued out of the District
Court Of the Fourth Judicial District of the
state OF Nevada, in and for the County of
humboldt, on the 9th day Of August, l's3, in
the case of BERNARD FISHER. plaintiff,
against MINE KEsLER and JOHN RICHARDS,
defendants, wherein the above named Bernard
Fisher, plaintiff. obtained q Judgment and de-
cree against the said Nine Kessler on the lst
day of August 1883; which said decree was ON
the 4th day OF August, 1888. duly recorded in
Judgment Book & OF said Court, at pages 2S2 TO
2s4, am commanded 20 sell all those certain
lots pieces or parcels Of land situate, lying and
being In the town of winnemueca, Humboldt
County, Nevada, and particularly described as
follows, to wit:
Lots Numbers One. Two, Three, Four, Twen-
ty.two, Twenty three and Twenty -four in Block
I, In said town; also, Lots Number Eleven and
Twelve In Block X. in said towR, together with
the appurtenances.
Public notice Is hereby given, that on
saturday, the Ist Day OF September.
fSS5,
At l o'clock ?. N. OF that day, in front OF the
Courthouse door. in winnemucca, Humboldt
CouRty. New, will, In obedience to said order
OF sale and decree OF foreclosure, sell the above
described property. or so much thereof as may
be necessary to satisfy plaintiffs judgment and
decree, with interest thereoH and costs of suit
and expenses OF sale, by public auction, to the
highest and best bidder, for cash, in gold coin
OF the United States.
L. L. RICHARD, Sheriff
OF Humboldt County.
wnnemucca, August 9th. 1883.
j. H. wISDLE, Atty for pl'ff I'd
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This new Saloon has been fitted up regard.
less OF expense, and stocked with superior
brands OF
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THE SILVER STATE.
PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING SUNDAYS
EXCEPTED By
RATES OF ADVERTISING:

One Square 90 lines) first insertion. .s2 30
Each subsequent insertion, per square =. ! 90
a liberal reduction TO regular advertisers
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Grain and Provisions Mt Chicago

GrAIn ana PROVISIONS at Cn1c0EO.
CHICAGO, July Irregular wheat was in good
speculative demand; ruled firmer and averaged
higher opened 140l se higher, advanced lc, re-
ceded trifie, and closed 6sc above the closing
on Change yesterday. Sales ranged at $l.02l
0i1o2ss for July, 81 OF a401 OPS for August,
81. 03Os O4la for September. SI.o5401.05ss
for October, ST. o6is01.O77s for November, 90 lac
0$l.O0la for the year; spring, 99sc0$1. 90 Ii;
winter. III. 90.
Corn was active, firm and higher; opened lae
higher, advanced 14e1 Isc, and closed 1 401 lac
above Yesterdays closing. Sales ranged at 1919
051ssc for July. 5ossG i 7sc for August 50bs a
SO Lac for September, 503a 052lec for October,
64047s4c for the year.
Oats were firmer and higher. Sales ranged at
IS 1e037c for July, 2944 a 3Ol4e for August 2sls
G29lsr for September, 2S&02Slao October,
27$ 02Sl4c for the year.
P"rs, demand active but ruled weak: declined
60065c. Sales ranged at SIS. loo 3. so for July
Sl5.17'90l5.S5 for August, SIS. 32l2Q15.95 for
September, $l54 a 3 go for Octpber, Sl42 00
14.25 for November, $l4Q14.15 for the year,
Lard was brisk but unsettled and generally
weak declined loo Zoe and closed steady at
the reduction. Sales ranged at 909.05c for July,
2oc for August, 9.l2R09 32l9c for Sep
tember. 917le09 7l9c TOR October, 5000
1921 for November, 8.72la08S5c for the year.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Produce Markets.

NEW YORK, Jnly T. Flour dull and un-
cham ed receipts. 1S,5on brls; exports, 3,1U0
brs. Wheat opened 10l SEC higher, mt after
ward ruled weak and reacted ls07sc, closing
duh; receipts. 1900 I'm: exports, 10000 I'm:
ungraded spring, %l0S ungraded red, 97c0
red, $l.1ll4; No. 2 red. Sligo in elevator;
ungrahed white, 81 090l.12; No. / white, sales
of / 800 In at 81 90; No. red. July, sales of
1000 bu at Fl lle01.12. closing AT 81 IL;
August, sales of S96.OO0 Du at 81. 1888 al Ia a,
closing at Sll3A2; Sepfenbfr. sales OF 2,292,-
600 bu ~ 81. l55sq ga, closing 81 Sc; Oo-
tooer sales or 768,c00 bu at 81 IL ssDl l Sig.
closing az 81 177s; November, sales of 1000
In al $ll9l4Dl.2U, closing at 81. 1919. Corn
opened az 19e higher, DuJ afferwHrd fell back
l4D l2r, closing barely steady; receipts, $4,000
hns exports. 297, 900 bu nngraded. 50060 tse;
No, 3. 56057e; steamer. SO a5Sl9r; No. Q GOA
., Julv. 1884 060l2c. closing at soc; August, 60
06l Ssc, closing at Gle; September, 6ls5W
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THE INDIANAPOLIS NATIONAL BANK
Designated United States Depository,
Corner Room. r.sA f-.te--s. nan.
1neo p. Haughey, Pres't. H. Latham. Cashr.
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCE.

The New York Money MArket-Stock Trans
acknowledging Prices of Government Sc
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of General Stocks.
NEW YORK. July 7.-Money 202la per cent,
closing offered at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 406 per cent.
Sterling exehange-bankers' bills quiet at
81. S4A for sixty days and S4.SS for demand.
Bar silver $l.l0l2
Government bonds were lower for extended
fives, hut 9th erwise steady.
Railroad bonds were quiet but steady.
State securities dull.
The stock market to-day was dull, and as rule
fewer quotations prevailed. Many traders were
absent from the street, owing to the intense
heat. The unfavorable exhibit made by the asso,
ciated hanks had a tendency to check trading.
At one time the usually active shares showed a
decline of '40l per cent?, but toward the close
"a firmer tone set in and a recovery of lea la per
cent. took place, except for New York Central,
which closed at the lowest point of the day. AS
compared with last nights final sales, prices are
ls0I per cent. lower. In the specialties Fort
per cent. Norfolk and Western preferred Il per
cent. st. Inns & San Francisco preferred aud
Long Island declined ga per cent. Cleveland,
Columbus. Cincinnati & Indianapolis 7s per cent,
Pullman PaacP-car l per cent and ST. Paul,
Minneapolis q Manitoba l per cent. New Jer-
sey Central loaned at 1-64 per cent. and other
active stocks al nitto per cent.
The transactions a. the Stock Exchange to-day
aggregated 1871 1927 shares, follows: Del
aware. Lackawanna & Western. 80, 900; Denver
and Rio 3rande. 5000: Lake Shore, 3, 500: Lou
isville g. Nashville. 5000; Chicago and North
western, 7.00o; New Jersey Central, 10000:
Reading, 10000: Milwaukee and st. Paul 5000,
and Union Pacific, IL 900.
STOCK QUOTATIONS..
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BUFFALO. July 7.-Cattle-ReeeIpts to-day,
1900: total for the week. TINS far, $500; for
same time last week, Ia, 900; receipts consigned
through, 800 cars TIE market was steady
with IL good demand; light TO choice Missouri
steers, S4.4O6495.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts to-day, 1900;
total for the week, Tins far. $4,000; for s.,Int,
time last week, $4,000 receipts consigned
through, So cars. The market was steady with
fair demand; fair to good clpped sheep, 80. 80
04.75: choice qIlotable at "a S5D5 10.
H0gs-keeripts to-day, $500: total for the
week, thus far, 20,5s5; same time last week,
10000; receipts consigned through, SO cars.
The run was light; market strong and higher.
good 10 choice Workers, S6.5oO6.79; light York
ers, $6.2066 40; gnnd entcners' and medium
weights, g6.50Q6.65; all sold,
CHICAGO, july The Drovers' journal re-
pnrts: Hogs-Recelpts. 5000: shipments. 6.1Oo.
The market was without material change;
mixed packing hogs. S5.5005.90; heavy pack
ing and shipping b. S506.2 rs; light hogs, S.. 80
1925; skips, $3.7595,70 The market closed
weak
market was fairly acUive and steady; export
cattle, So $500 To-; good to choice shipping
steers, 50. go 5.75; common to medium, $4.-50
$50.
Sheep-Receipts. 400: shipments. 200. The
market was duh and prices 25c p 100 lbs lower;
inferior, So. 80: choice, 81
KANSAS CITY. Jnly 1.-The Live Stock Tndi-
Gator reports Cattle-Receipts. 1.5oo: shipments.
none. The market was firm; good 10 choice
shipping steers sold at S505.50; native COWS,
81 9004,
Hugs-Reeeipts, 1 900; shipments. none. The
market Was lower and weak; sales ranged at
S5.5005.S5. The bulk of the sales were at $3.50
O5'T0.i 'ai 'Hi-r-
Sheep-Receipts. none shipments. none. The
market was noniually unchanged.
ST. LOUIS. July 7--Cattie-Reee!ats. 100:
Shipments, 100: no supply except few very
common left over; nothing done.
Sheep-Rrcelpts, 100; shipments, $50; market
slow and unchanged.
Hogs-Light sl,ipping firm at So 06. %; mixed
packing, S515.75: heavy weak at $5.S0D6.
Receipts, 60D; shipments, 900.
CINCINNATI, July 7.-Hogs steady; common
and n0nt. S5O6.l5; parKing and nurcnrrs',
S57506 20. Receipts $50; shipments, 800
MILWAUKEE,. July 7.-Hogs steady at So. 65
NJ
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been a light trade, as with the mercury nearing
1OOo in tue shade they have sought more e0nl-
Portable quarters outside the city. There has
been some movement of goods for account of
orders by slow freight, also summer stutfs
by express, but, altogether, new business has
been unimportant
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Instruments fled for record in she Recorders
office OF Marion County, Indiana. for 81 hours
ending at O'Clock P. M, July 2, 1888 as fnr-
nished by ELLIOTT & BUrLER, abstractsrs Of
titles, room No. 3. Etna Building:
Adolph Seidenstieker ct al. to Mar
Raret Wilson, lot al" in the Indian.
apolis & Cincinnati Railroad Com
pany's subdivision of a part of the
ship is. range s esst Se. 800. $4,000
Wm Rowe and wife to Edward Car
ter, lot in McKernan & Pierre,s
subdivision OF part of lots L, and 3,
In block %, in brakes addition TO c-oo
Frank McWhnney and wife tn Chris
iopher HIgenberg, lot z, in square2,
In PetltJs subdivision IN outlot l57,
Peter Jeck and wife to David f. Brs-
tow ana wife, lots and 8, in block
1, in Barth's heirs addition ta Indi-
annapolis. 7oO.OO
Muses. McClain to John CapInger,
lots loo and I51, in Moses McCains
: Golden addition to Indianapolis 5000
NJ. II. T0Ohey to John Caplinger, part
OF lot 100 aud all of lot Isl, in Col
Den addition to Indianapolis eOO
William II. Vincent and wife to Charles
addition to Indianapolis. .r......... 10000
Snas. Bard, trustee, ct AL, To Clara
Wehn and husband, lot SO, in John
f Resets subdivision of part of out
lots 107 and los, III Indianapolis. 100000
Thomas E. Chandler ct al. to Edward
i J. Pedlow, lot 8, in WrIghps subdi-
annapolis. Observation-Disclosures. 6ooOo
Alfonso p. Pettis or AL TO Jonn Law
/ RE, trustee, lots AZ and 43, Ia Vim.
. ii. Morrison's second addition to In-
dianapolis. ........-..........-....... 500
Jonn Lawrle, trustee, 70 Thomas NJ.
Basseth, lots 40 and AS, IN VIM. H.
Morrison's second addition to fndi-
anapOiis. Observation-Disclosures. 500
Herman Reigger ct al to Vim. II.
English, lot Al, in John b. Stumph's
subdivision OF part of outlet a, etc. $4,000
Fred. A. Gregory Herman g. Tut
tie, part of lot 5, in square 7, in Lin
coins subdivision Of a. e. tletcher's
first addition to Indianapolis. .... 275 90
Conveyances, 13: consideration. S4,027.7 Is
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for cash deliveries. No. white is wanted at
$40. quite an Improvement over yesterday. We
qnUte:
No. viii re, track
Mixed, Track
Rye-No. 2, nothing doing.
Bran steady; $1,000 bid; held at 81 so.
Hay-Prime Timothy quiet; Sl1 bid; no SELL
ers.
GRAIN IN STORE.
July g. 1888
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NEW YORK, JIly 7.---CottOn dun at 10le0
10a4c; futures steafiv: JIly, 10.08c: August,
10 Ice; September 10.o1c: October, 1890; No
venher. 9.72c December, 9.74c; January, S3c;
February. $3.50; March, 10.03c.
ST. LOUIS, July 7.--CottoR dull: middliug,
95s; sales, none; receipts, 100 bales; shipments,
800 bales; stock on hand, II, 500 bales,
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Real Estate Transfers.

NEW YORK, July lead dull; common,
4.4o04.421ac; refined. 400.
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LIVE sToCk.
Indianapolis Market

UNION bTOOkKAKDS. July n.
CATTLE. - Receiptss 440; shipments, $50.
The offerings are mostly of common to fair ship
ping steers. Market 10 to 15e lower than yes
terday. Butcher grades are holding steady, with
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HoGs.-Receipts, 2,122; shipments, 1,5244 The
offerings are only of "a fair quality. Market Off
to loo from yesterday. Sales ranging from
$5.9o06.1 10 for fair to good mixed.
sHEEP.-Receipts, 513; shipments, 927. Mar
ket firm at quotations.
Good to choice I20 ms and upwards.
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Foreign Money and Stock Market
LONDON. Jnly TT p. M-Railroad bonds
Illinois Central. 1867 New York Central, 1924;
Erie, 1885 Reading, 1893.
PARIS, July 7.-Rentes. 79f zoe.
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NEW YORK. Jnlv 7.-Althon2h4 there were an
number Of Duyers Present There has
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Oils.

OIL CITY, Pa. Jaly THE crnde neirneum
market was active to-day, the sales aggregarng
4.297, 900 brls Opened NJ StlJ; REACHED
$l.154, and closed nj 81, 14lo. Tia Derrick
prints n gauge of the Balltown district showing
twenty-three wells producing 2,131 barrels,
against twenty-five wells producing 2.499 bar
res last week.
PTrTSBURG, July THE petroleum market
dnll united certificates IRE gular; closed at
81 14l4; refined, 76s07a4r, Philadelphia deiiv :
cry. Dnriug the afternoon session there was a
trihS more doing aud he market was stronger;
opened with sales ut $l.13l4; advanced to
81. l4l9, and closed steadier at Ssl141.
BRADFORD, Pa. Jaly Tine crude oil
market sseady and firm; opened at 81 ID "a;
highest, Sll5;lowest, 81 10 e; closed at l.143s.
Total rms Yesterday, 66,245 bris. Total ship
ments, AZ. 1919 hrs. Charters, 81, sos bris Clear
ances, S,150,000 brls
II TTrUSVILLE. Pa, July THE petroleum.
market opened AT $115; highest, 81 1874: low
est. 81 1888; closed ar $l.14Ss. shipments, A.
500 brls. Runs, 67,24o Drs. Charters, 81 800
brls
WILMINGTON. July 7.-Turpentine steady at
"a iac.
ANTWERP, July 7.--PetFoleum, 17401st.
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COMMERCE..
.Rsview Of the Local Grain, Produce, and
Provision Markets

.Rsview of the Local Grain, Produce, and
Provision Markets
INDIANAPOLIs, July z.
zone Of the dullest weeks of the year, was the
general remark of wholesale men on Saturday
Alioliday coming in the middle of the week al
ways more or less demOralizes markets. and
more especially when trade is as qniet as at the
present time. Yet ther3 is nothing discOura ri e
TO note. Crop prospects are steadily improving
ann "a far AS the wheat is harvesl ed it has been
heavier han PIedcaed u, few weeks ago. The
egg market is stehdy at quotations, only candled
eggs selling. The hutter market is overstocked
prices siill remarkably low. New crop appies
II ia expected, VIII he In liberal supply within n
few days. Some people have been locking for n
boom in potatoes, hut il looks as II their rxpec-
tatiOn6 would not be realized. Repprts AT pres
ent Indicate mig crop thronghou the country
For all kinds of fresh vegftahes we can rrporI
an increasing demand, Ind, "A rule, Mt fair
prices. TIE grocery market is quiet. Sugars
easier. C'ffees unchanged. Rine srlIing well az
firmrr prices. Spices lIttle of and u tendency
To lower prices.
GRAIN.
There a improved tone in the local grain
market, saturday, dealers showing more interest.
The Board of Trade Price Current says of wheat
that tile local IN ,rkets showing mp better
aud both prices and feeling are stronger, ST ca
track MD for No52 red, and rutnres are In
more active demand at firmcr figures SeabOard
i ffrmer from "A To 1c We quote:
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Fl. NJ. BELTS, druggist, La Grange, savs: 81
consider there is great merit III Browns Iron
Buffers"
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Instruments filed for record in she Recorders
office of Marion County, Indiana for 81 hours
ending at O'Clock P. M. July 2, 1888. as fur
nished by ELLIOTT Il BUrLER, absTracJsrs o.
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Anthracite GOAL. $3.50 " ton; Pittsburg coal
$40 p ton; RAYMOND City coal, 81 tor
block coal, 1915 p ton; block nut. 80. % y ton
Blossburg coal, Sc p ton: crushed coke. ice
bush: lump coke, 10c y bush; Connellsville COKE
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Approximation Numbers TO tho Capital
Prizes.
no THE $4,000.
Tickets 1901 to 400 inclusive, being the 90 re-
naming numbers of the same 100 rs the one draw
ing the Capital Prize of $4,000 are each entitled
to 500.
TO THE $4,000.
Tickets 62O1 to 63OO inclusive, being the 90 re.
naming numbers of the same 100 as the one draw
ing the Second Capital Prize of $4,000 are each
dtled 10 SO.
t20 tickets. ending with 49, being the two ter
minal units Of the number drawing the Capital
Prize ofSl2,000 are each entitled TO S.. Ticket No.
1888, Capital Prize, New York ticket No.
li7l5 third Capital Prize, New York.
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Cant. Webb and tho Alligator.


Learning something of the tactics of the
alligator, he never entered the water without
his double-bladed knife, which he carried in
a sheath bound to his side by slender belt.
After an hours vigorous exercise in the water
one morning, he climbed upon solitary
rock about 100 yards from the beach. While
here he noticed at distance, coming in his
direction, large sized alligator, and, con-
sderiug his resting place an unsafe one in
case of attack by such formidable antago-
mist, he plunged into the bay and started for
the shore. Having his attention wholly cen
tered on the enemy first discovered, he paid
little attention to anything else, and before
he knew what he was about bo ran plump
against another alligator that happened to be
resting quietly in the water in q shallow
place where the rushes partly hid him from
view The alligator appeared TO be quite as
much astonished at the unceremonious meet
ing as the swimmer.
Striking the alligator in the region of the
tail, he bounded back and prepared for battle
The heavy wag of the animals tail enabled
Webb to throw himself back far enough to be
beyond the reach OF the first blow that was
aimed at him. moment more and the alli-
gator rolled over and madea dive at him. His
presence of mind saved him. He stood in the
water, facing his enemy, with his head and
shoulders above thesurface. With his double
ended knife he received the monster, and
when his jaws came down the swimmer
dived away, leaving the knife in the mouth
Of the reptile, transhxing both jaws and lock-
ing them together. At this juncture the
animal first seen was rapidly approaching,
but the swimmer soon reached the shore, and,
by means of rifle, soon made victims of
hnth
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CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
Transfers OF Roal Estate.
The following transfers of real estate were

filed for record yesterday:
Lots As of square 1872, being 212 feet on the
north side of II, at the intersection of Sixteenth
street northwest Also lots 16- 10 of square 1874,
being 95 feet on the east side of Sixteenth. be-
tween and q streets northwest Also lots 4-S,
ll- 49, 35, 3S, and so of square 1877, being - feet
on the east side of Sixteenth from the intersec.
and s. of square 1856, being 1861 feet on the west
side of Sixteenth, between and X streets north
west. Also the northeast corner OF Sixteenth and
l. streets northwest, !. B. Barlow TO b. b. Smalley;
dated Aug. 6; consideration nominal.
Lot SO of Kibbeys subdivision of square $40
with Improvements, being - feet on the north
side of d, between Second and Tnird streets north
west, James l.. Barbour and others to Ann Even
Watson; dated Aug. / consideration, S26S0.
Part of lots 22-23 of Harknesss subdivision of
square 1856, being II feet on the south side of II,
between Tenth and Eleventh streets northwest
VIM. j. Walker, trustee, and others TO Eliza Camp
bell; dated Nov. 10, 1882; consideration, Sl,400.
the south side of north A, between Eighth and
Ninth streets northeast, Julia a Jardella to John
G. Hawley dated Aug. 6; consideration, $500.
Lot Q OF c. j. Uhlmans subdivision of lot Of
square S33, being 14l3 feet on the west side of
Sixth, between G and II streets northeast, Cor
nelius Sheahan to Josephine Il. Warfeld; dated
Aug. 6 consideration nominal
East part of lot IA of square g. o. S. 5l6 with i'm
provements, being l6 feet on the south side of |,
between Fourth and Fifth streets northwest,
Charles A. Postley to Clara Postey dated Feb. IL;
consideration 81 800.
Lot Z Of block of Mount Pleasant, John r.
Young and wife to John Ridout; dated Aug. !;
consideration nominal
Part of lot 10 OF square S70 being II feet on the
east side of Sixth between and streets south
east Robert X. Elliott to Mary McKeag; dated
Aug n consideration nominal.
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Roeheater Haar.

Try it, and il not the best bottled beer, get
your money back.
Delivered to any part of the city, by dozen
or case, at 75c. per dozen. Order by mail or
telephone. f. III. FINLEY
1905 PennsylYaniA avenue.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
BALTIMORE. Aug 7.-Virginia 6!, consolidated
49, pnst due coupons, 40; new lO-iOs, 1874; new 3s
62 bid to-day.
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All quotations issued by this exchange are for Sc
baTIies 10 the amount oftOO or 100 shares ofstock
National Republican., 1883-08-08

CERTIFICATE.
W. no HEREBY CERTIFY that we supervise tho
1IrAlsculenls iUr all InI monthly and S mi annual
ulhWlhgs OF the LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY CUM-
fANN, ald IN person manage ANA Cuutru, thr uraN.
ihgs ourselves, ana that the sane are conducted
VIII honesty, harness, nnd good l..itL tONdri all
pHrtCs' eAuthOrizG the Company to use tint Ctr-
uhuhte VITA iuc'Siiiles of our signatures attached
IN lis advertisements
National Republican., 1883-08-08

NEW BERN. N. C.-Rev. G. w. Offiey says
"I have taken Browns Iron Bitters and con-
slider it one of the best medicines known"