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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-09-05
AN ANCIENT CURIOSITY.
Evidence That Nevada Was In
habited by the Aztecs.

1t is probably known TO but few PEG.
pie in this county, or even in the State
or on the coast, that on the Carson river,
some thirty-hve miles below Dayton
are large number Of hieroglyphics on
the rocks, which are supposed to have
been placed there, by some tribe of In
dams or the Aztecs many hundreds of
years ago. Commissioner Havenor, w.
r. Davis, J. E. Gignoax and reporter
of the TIMES visited the rocks this
week, and found curiosities that it would
take scientific men some time to deciph.
err Below the cid Prey ranch ON the
other side of the river, are two high
pyramids of large rocks, and upon
many of these rocks are characters and
drawings, which greatly resemble those
made by the ancient inhabitants of Mex
leo, Arizona and Southern California.
II is impossible to here describe the
characters, but it is safe to say they
were many years before any white man
ever placed his foot on the shores of the
Pacific. The rock upon which these
characters are cut is hard grey granite
which the action of the elements has
turned to a dark red color. From all
appearances the work of cutting the
characters on the stone has been done
with sharp pointed metal tool; around
these granite rocks are large quantities
OF soft limestone, which looks something
like lava from a volcano, but which
more probably has been formed by some
mud springs, when the water at one
time covered all of the low country in
that vicinity. Mr.. Havenor has taken
piece of the granite for sample, and
will have the characters on the rocks
photographed 50 that they can be ex.
hlblted at the next Worlds Fair which
will soon be held in New Orleans. lie
is in hopes, by this means to attract the
attention OF some scientist, who will be
able to translate the hieroglyphics and
explain how they came there. 1t was
supposed by some that it was the
! work of Piules or other Indians who
lived in the vicinity, but this theory has
fallen through, as the Piules claim to
know nothing about it. The only con-
clusion that person who is not acquaini-
ed with such matters, can come to, is
that the characters were placed there
by some old tribe that inhabited the
country long time ago. 1t certainly
is very curious and interesting find,
and it would be well worth some ar
chaeologist's time 10 come and examine
the characters.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-09-05
Accidentally shot.

Last Sunday the eleven-year old son
Of Charles Gruber, proprietor Of the
Union Hotel, while out hunting, acci
dentally discharged his gun, and the
load tore the calf OF his left leg off,
Several small boys were with him at the
time, and he was brought directly to the
hotel, and DR.. Packer was telegraphed
for. The doctor says the wound is a
very severe one, but is confident that
the boy will not be crippled for life.
Young Gruber had the gun without his
fathers consent, and Obtained it in this
way. MIR. Gruber had loaned his gun
to party TO go out hunting Sunday
morning, and Sunday afternoon the boy
came to him and asked for his fathers
gun. He took the shells out and gave
the boy the gun, supposing that he would
take it home, but instead of SO doing
the young Gruber drummed up some
companions and went on a hunting ex-
cursion Of his own. twas while hand
ing the cooked gun across a ditch with
the muzzle towards him that it was dis
charged.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-09-05
A New Lily, Free.

The publishers of" TIE Honstkseber. "
Minneapolis, MINI have imported from
Bermuda large number of bulbs Of the
beautiful new lily, "Lily of Purity"
and offer bulb, free by mail. to every
one who subscribes to "7He HonSrkeeb-
En-" for six months at so cents, before
October Ist 1855, and enclose s cents
for postage on bulb. In case you are
the first subscriber at your postofiice
you will be credited one year, instead of
six months. "7He H0Hs<keebSy, is
seven years old and has SO, 900 circula-
ton, and is popular with every sub.
scriber. The silly Of Purity" is a
dazzling white; like the Easter Lily,
and is multiplied the same as other
lilies. One bulb produces forty or fifty
perfect lilies, one shown in New York
bore $50 perfect lilies on one stalk.
$500 gold prize to the lady who pro.
duces the most lilies on one stalk. 1t
is beautiful beyond description and is
suitable for the house or outdoor plant.
ing. The price of this lily by Florists
is 81. 90 each hulb. Specime copies
free. Address. Buckeye Publishing
Co, Minneapolis, MINI.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-09-05
More Than a Million.

New ORLEANS, LA reporter OF
the Times Democrat W no recently com
pleted tour of this and neighboring
States, visiting every city, town and
hamlet, states that he interviewed all
the wholesale and retail druggists and
storekeepers, as well as transportation
companies, with view of learning the
volume Of trade in certain articles. The
statistics thus gathered show that during
the past TWO years over one million two
thousand bottles of St. Jacobs Oil were
sold in tkiS section alone, and that this
quantity largely exceeds the total COM
bined sales of all other similar remedies
during that period. He adds that deal
ers, as well as the public, continue
unanimous in theft praise of the won.
derlul pain.curing powers of this unap.
preached remedial agent.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-09-05

Last Thursday morning about six
o'clock Bill Brophy, who has Tor long
time been in the employ of the Pinsch-
over Bros, met with terrible accident
at the Douglass mill. The man had
gone to the mill for the purpose Of
sharpening an axe, and in some manner
was caught by the belt and whirled
around the shaft. The accident was
not noticed at once, but Brophy's cries
soon brought the fireman to the spot,
and the machinery being stopped the
unfortunate man was released from his
perilous position. DIR. Hazlett was
called and did what he could TO make
the man comfortable. He found that
the right arm was fnghtfully manglej
at the shoulder, and that amputation
will probably be necessary. 1t is also
feared that he is internally injured.
Mr., Pinschower had the injured man
taken 10 the hospital in Virginia City.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-09-05
BRIEF MENTION.

Bonham is receiving fresh vegetables
and fruit daily.
Babbet, metal for sale at this Office
at 20 cents per pound.
Read our advertisements. They will
tell you where to trade.
Id. Sims is agent for Shiloh's Cure,
advertised in another column.
Silver is lower at the present time
than it has been for many years.
Taxes were paid on one hundred and
fifty dogs in this county this YEAR,
The Board Of County Commissioners
will hold their regular monthly meet
ing on Tuesday.
BORN-To the vile of George Cobb,
August I2th, son. George is now the
prou d father Of three boys.
w. NJ. Havenor, was in town this
week, and travelled around through the
county some, looking up curiosities for
the Worlds Fair at London.
Pleuro. pneumonia has broken out
among the cattle in Antelope Valley,
and it is reported that one or two cases
have been found in Smiths Valley.
Con gresham Woodburn, while out
fishing on Washoe Lake last Monday,
was accidentally thro wn out Of his boat
and compelled to enjoy an involuntary
bath. He also had sheol Of time in
getting to the shore, and once in Washoe
City drank soda water copiously.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-09-05
Visitors.

Messrs. B. F. Wallace, d. o. Adkln.
son, George Henning, c. E. Mack, and
l.. Guggenheim, of Virginia City, came
down TO visit Dayton Lodge, No. S, 1.
o. o. F., last Thursday evening, the
occasion being the initiation of several
candidates.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-09-05
Hotel Arrivals.

The following are the names register
ed at the Union Hotel for the past week:
A. c. Webb, Dayton; Zeriah Smith
Pnenut; w. NJ. Havenor, Reno; E.
Bray, Virginia City; K. S Bond, Reno;
w. A. Harmon, Reno; Charles Johnson,
Washout.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-09-05
Important If True.

a rumor is current that the Mexican,
Santiago and Eureka mills are soon to
be supplied with steam, to be used as a
motive power during the Summer, when
the supply of water in the Carson river
is insufficient to keep all of their stamps
dropping - 7rfbgHe
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-09-05

THE REV. GEO. II. THAYER. OF Bourbon.
Ind, says: Both myself and wife owe our
lives to SHILoH'S CONSUMP rION CURE
ARE YOU MADE miserable bv Indigestion,
Constipation, Dizziness. Loss of Appetite,
Yellow SKIN? Shiloh's Yitalizer is a positive
cure.
WHY WILL YOU cough when Shiloh's Cure
will give immediate relief. Price 10 cents,
so cents and 81.
SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY positive
cure for catarrh. diphtheria and Canker
Mouth.
HACKMETACK-A lasting and fragrant per-
fume. Price 25 and so cents.
SHILOH'S CURE will Immediately relieve
Group. Whooping cough and Bronchitis.
FOR DYSPEPSIA and liver complaint you
have printed guarantee on every bottle Of
Shiloh's Vitalizer. IL never fails to cure
NASAL I'M ECTOR free with each bottle
of Shiloh's Catsrrh Remedy. Price so cents.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-09-05
MANUFACTURERS Of
Blue Stone Z SuIphuric Acid.

TIRE FOLLOWING ARE THE PRICES
L paid in Gold for Milling Silver ores at
Day ton, Nevada;
Assaying $500 in Gold or Silver. CO per cent.
of the assay value.
Assaying s4oO in Gold or Silver, ss per cent.
of the assay valus.
Assaying $500 in Gold or Silver, SO per cent.
of the assay value.
Assaying $500 in Gold or Silver, 81 per cent.
OF the assay value.
Assaying 500 in Gold or silver, 40 per cent.
Of the assay value.
Asssying $50 in Gold or Silver. SO per cent.
Of the assay value.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-09-05
shooting at Candelaria.

A shooting ARRAY occurred at Candle.
laria on Sunday night, in which James
Kerrigan was shot through the left
check and head by John Murphy, fore
man of the Northern Belle mine. Ker-
rigan had been threatening to whip
Murphy the last day or two, and there
was bad blood with the others who en-
gagged in the row, resulting as stated.
Kerrigan was alive at last accounts, but
cannot survive. The trouble grew out
of the reduction of wages.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-09-05

A rumor is current that an additional
force Of $50 men will be put on the
Con. Cal. & Va. mine about September I.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1885-09-05

Job work of every description neatly
and promptly executed at this Office.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEw-YoRk saturday, July IL. 1885.
BEEVIS-peceipts 80 head. all for stern a
Metzgcr. No trade IN Live Cattle 49,
AINESHece pts wers $40 head all AZ GOthst Market
reaiy demand bui closed weak Butter
nils Sales Of Buternk calves were at No Veals
reported sod. 49,
H. at 24c; - do lb. at so lodo. 2S' ID. at ac 10
do 70 10. at SIC
iIallenbeck 4 DAVIS; 81 ButtermK Calves 100 10. al,
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts were gncudng late
Cy 6jthst, and 20 ,ai-loads In the pens
from arrivals Trade opened duh and sales
with sheep we TX ana Lambs steady clear
obtained. Poor 10 far ,necp sod q -, Common
ood southern Lambs at o0D SC ala crold OF state
at &c. ...
do 81 n, at 5'.c 2t2 Buffalo do poor ~ TO- at 2s4c z:
kcn.uk Ky Ewes and Bucks, M h. at $780, ilo kentucky
Lambs. 80 10. at 5i2c.
Judd ~ gucL sIan; . Z west virginia Lambs. 5S n. at
Sac 25 n. ~ Bisc. Ewes. 100 10, az 3ac; do llS
n at 3c yestctd 50 Jersey Lambs 90 10 90.
j. ~ iiioOck OHIO sheep ~ 10, at sixc; 40 do.
ic 21J Virginia LamDs 90 b at Usc lyj do 90 70. at
J. r. saller sOi Virginia Iambs 81 10. at DC, 25i
do 81 ID. at 30 lsa 1872 Kentucky do o. 10, at 20 lS
sheep S3 II, Ut 3c 90 indiina do 80 No. n $J 50
y2 n at &c 50 KcnucAy ito 80 n. at 3ic ga
80 d. ll9 10. at 4c. III Buffalo do poor 10 TO-
at &c.
iSi 20 10. &c los western Shcep. 81 H.
pi Pennsylvania do 80 ~, nj &c 10 state do 100 b AT Sc
IialeA6crs navis: 2li Kentucky Lambs, 10 10, 61c
3b6 do - ID. AT Gc ~ do. "a 10, at b2c 81 Westen
sheep ~ 10, AT ic.
Jersey CITY at 4Oh.st Homnay weak ut
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
EUROPEAN PRODUCE Markets

LIVERPOOL July lS.-ProyNons bacon Cumberland Cut
81 I'd Long Aides. rs. 6i short Clear Middles
2ss ad short abs Js 'si SHOULDERS, as Ot per go
Beet-ss for indian Ness Pri ns Iles. j,s ~
Pork-Primc Mess jts Oh per BOT Prime less Eas..rn.
1Us Western 52s Lari-American. ofs 3D. Prime "e.S
eru 3I. Oi Lard OH. SIS ID. Hams-Long CuL f4s dL.
Shoulders sos 3D. Butter 2s 3D. cw for nnest United
States. Characterization Choice. 31s. ot Wheat Red
Western spring u.s. 9d nos ld Rcd Winter. I'd ais ~
per No spriuk Ia Od New Western Winter IS ~
New IL Lsda Caufornia No. ~. od %
Is 2d.s CALIFORNIA IS. 6 a6s 81 oaltAL Proiucs
spirits OF rnrpenue 29s Cd at Lon ton. ia OIL )sr
Hehned Petroleum. 6'h a I'D gallon Clover Seed
American Red 4ps rstlow3ls. id cwt RJNl
--Conrpon JS Mi Pale lls.JL G0s. Od Linseed Oil IA
9d. cwt
LoXpoS July Produce TAnseedO. s2l los s2l lis
per Cacuta Insced. AJs. ID p,r qnIrtor tinscei
Take 47 o. Der tJl He1lel PctruleIu. O2 l. .
Od Ger gallon spirits OF rurpentlne 2)s ID. pef csI'
sperm on 35s per toa Ronn-gon noa, IS I'd pis OLi
Pale 81. lis ProyI,on,-Llri 49, 0t per cvt. Dr
Amer1csn Sugar. iSs 81 pee for Cuba cedtrfisAl
polarzng 3G' aud i3s vL Sljs ior Cdoa MuscoVAiote
eanins aioat.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
COTTON MARxgrs-BY rELEsaApa.

LONDON July is-Cotton dull: Kidding Upands. 5i2i.
Middiing orleans Iod saes-50OO bales. includiny
800 Tor speculation and export receipts IO0O bales in
elud n, Futures quiet Uplands Low
Middiing clause August and septemb-r delivery 2e4d
also 80 C4d DO sepo and October delivery 3264d
also 8. Sad; October and November delivery. 29
ed; also t4d; do November and December delivery.
2Gtd do and January delivery 275+d. also
52G6id., do February and March delivery; 3l;6ld
p m-Cotton- VI the day included 3.aCO bales
Amencan Futures steady. Upands. Low Mdding clause
July delivery ~ J4d value; do July and August dehv
ery yrptd yaue: do August and september delivery.
3lU4d sellers september and October delivery y
October aud November delivery D z1o4d
value do. November and December delivery. 2604d
delivery.
Do Jannsry aud February delivery zs.Gid sellers do
February and N arch deli very. 3O-04d value
0ALyksrox July lp.-Cotton dullj Mdding. 97s Low
Middhng Vs. Good Ordinary. 9a me- recelps. - bales
gross bales Exports Coastwse 60O bales stock eo4
bacs.
sAv.SsAu Jnlv Is-Cotton dull Mddnng 9Ts Low
Mlddling S Good Ordinary 9s; net ant gross receipts
2uD bales; stock. |. 40 bales. -
NEw.oRIYASs July is-Cotton dull; Mddiinc. 9os
Low Niddlna D g.lt, Good Ordinary ~ aud gross
rcclpts bales Exports Coastwise sl2 bacs sales 200
stock, 25.9l1 bales.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
STATE or TRADE
DOMESTIC MAlXTTS


sS ss sss:
Sss:'S:
fseni 5000 @SSa,-soutscra = active. 81 western dull
s No ss %S:sr o. he H
and July. S6e95sc; August SsaSss3c: September
s2sss''s %s si1f s's"
ssa9fF wns
quiet Mes. Pork s
gsS S' s. wfs se SoS 10 Ss sn' SSS
SS LOO @ SSsn Corn orS S SSi Su.b Sa'' wv
BOSTON July ls.-Flour aulct Western saperune 50 g
Extra 6 Patent %ea 50 sS,s soS
sSsr,. SS os sss a No Tf @ 10 w'ss
Western Creamery lsSiac Egss-Feshad Eastern a as;
S II BUSH Barley
Isv e aas AMI ns n Gaoc
Soss. e. raeps e g = gs, Is
Wheat active higher: ranged Iuly. ss. 0ssac
closing ssc August s9Heso7sc clcslna at g9sc -sp-
IA En-, 81, .Sss ss.s
ss.s ss . sea A%"as S%Sl tss
0ns %y @ os s:,Sa as s ise. asS
% s"iss 2eac. closing al 2eSc RYE DUH. No 2 5s2c.
r.Ts sssay % g Cash snsa. 1 siS
soio eIosns az slo Sii9eslo4o September $40 81 =
s;s sP 3 ss Ss.Mss. A%:s:s
Short Clear % 9jas6 Oo. Kecsipts-Fioar 1000
oo "@sa o%sa HSo Rye Ss sa,u aar.ey 1000
-FouE 5000 bbss Wheat 10000 busba Corn 3oy,000
busDs Oats 79OOO ousL' hye. 1000 bush Barley looo
lush.
81 s5asa SO. Fancy s. GoSsa 80 wheat No Ke.i
asc' recelpr o9 shipments 900 1usb Corn aasc aa%
Kyo-Ho. 2 Fail. 6Oc, Barlev-Extra No. spring S6c
Pork steady az sio s7s Laro o hSDer ., AZ g ~ a.
quiet steady shondors - 72i snortrb - 45
Short Clear wbiskey dull and unchanged at ST H.
Hogs o cemep aud ~ Light - 7SSss & ssa p. raSp .D
uents. 4z1 heaa.
DETROIT Tulv Is.-whest drmer. No White 97c. cash;
jay ay 60 Aasss g sspsoer ssa asc NO
Red S,i.c Receipts 1000 bush. Corn-Na 2 47bc Oats
No. White. Sl2c; No. 2. 362c
MILWAUKEE Juv.ls. -whc higher: No Cash s9Iac
August 30 c septenber 92'4c. Corn dull Oats arm; NJ
81 l2c Rve-NO l. 5s. BarieyNo 81 &c foyisions
Mess PORK. Cash July $40 q p AUGUST s.94' Lard
Choice Creamery ll0l3c Cheese-Best Cream. These.
Eggs1Fresh oasllc Receipts-floar ZOO Sbls. Wheat
bbls.; Wheat 5000 bush; Barley. 600 bns0.
PEORIA H. July lS.-Corn quiet Hgh Mixed 45a048ci
No MiIed t4,3at5c oats qniet No Z White; sS,2S
I,eceIps-Con. IL 900 bush oats l9000 Rye 1000 bust;
bush shpments-Corn 10000 bush OATS 1900 bush; Rye
800 bush
ssGjasS 75 Familv. 8, So 9sa 05. Choice stoo9s4 ~
Fancy 81 10 Patents IS 156s5 so Wheat higher No.
tember 81 os'.s osTs Casn tc' Jalv 4+s;
August $tseit.c september ttdt'sc Oats ,,, Gull;
Sic rye dub at ,i,c Barley steady 5os7oc But.
ter unohansoi Egg, steady 5ss 9c Flar seed steaix
ie coru Y-a aru 'u AZ 81 s WHISKY ssaav ,t s
Pork $40 g. Brkmoats-I.ons Clear. 81 80 Short RIB.
~ shor, csar . 10 Lar, en M o 2, 50 orn o
sO 900 busn bats 5000 bush RYE - ousn. Barley;
loyo bush shonents-Fionr 5000 S 5o.sa wheaS loooo
bushi Corn. 1000 BUSH oatA 1000 ousl' HyA -
lusn.. Barlcy.- bush
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
WEST SHORE RAILWAY.

THE BEST CONSTRUCTED AND FINEST EQUIPPED
DOUBLE TRACK LINE FOR BUSINESS OR
PLEASURE TRAY III.
THE WEST SHORE ROUTE Is ALONG TIE WEST
SHORE OF THE WORLDFAMED HUpsoN Nlvtk
AROUND FOOTHILLS OF CATskILL MOUNTAIN
AND THROUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF THE
ON and after July p lss5. will West l2dst
Ali trains leave downtown station, loot Jayst.
North 90 minutes earlier tnan from foot o Wcst4Zdk
Detroit and Chicago @lO:lO a. m- 'V:l0 'So y ~ Pub
n'sn ~, If nonis ssiU 81 D. m. Pullman slecpers.
Bridge, Niagara Fails Buffalo Rochester 720
slt q n M 49, o. sslUp m sieepers and parior cars.
Utica and syracuse 720. 'lOlO ll.o .6lO. $50
pighland Pokeepse saugcres and Albany 1910 .7:2a
Newburg Kingston and Catskill. 1910. '1s2O. @Oo
.lulu IL > Am ): 20. 4O i, s6l0. "S; 10 D. M.
Saratoga specials. 9:00 ll:l5 a. nl- 3 3 ".
$40 lll1 a M, saturdays oniy 81 op m,
KaaterskiL Hunter. Hobart Grand Hotel station lnr,
nic o. IL: O. 81 D p. m. Buffet paror cars 10 orsn
Hotel ami Hotel KaaersSill VIA Ph1ncia on vVo Ill., anu
Pslenvle cairo. Mountain House Station 'i2io' 7'1a
0,UO ll:lJ H. IN. S,40 p N. ., ..,a n
For Montreal and Canada TO 900 m, t;lo m
Hamilton London lOl0a m, 'J:lo. 's:lo p ni io'on's
cpaiy othrr trains daily except sunday. ,.
For tickets time taDles pailor or sleepng cat , M
r. Siaion H0boken 10 iIuison-st irocslyut 9 5
Annex Oncc foot OF fulton ST.; Ncwfors Suy - v' ia
Sl6 $685. s6i. V6. itO l323 Broadway -, .,ns,1, ,,o s
East l25thst 1873 Bowery, and West hos,
OF West 42dst. and foot OF Jayst; North iNer 'r:srs
called fer aud checked from hotels and
$50 Broadway eenen fass'"s''
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20

lsndt street Ferries, folowsi ~ N''~
GO ,:2O. :. % Chicago Limited and 10 (washinetou
limtcd, II. ll;lO a. m.. l. $40 $40 L. 4iO o. 8 y
and y. M. and ~ night Sundays G:i5 D q Iimcdl
ahu lu u ii J;iO ., T. Z. and p. and IL night.
Trans leaving New'for daily except sunday ats o. and
r; n: =. - q, nhu p M. ali III. sund,
Returning trans leave Broad street Station. Philadelphia
l2ol. 80 l;Jo 0i5 600 $780, MO, $780, III and l5
:. ~ ,iimi,ed Inn EXPRESS Il, aud i;So p. ml "a s
y. b:JU CIV $40 and UlU T.. ON SUNDAY. 1901 800
4;3, o. 5a5. $3.50 m. l. L. (i.5O Ilmted $40 Ia I0
7:lO y N. Leave Philadelphia via Camden. n daily
Ticket Onces s4 a20 and 9il Broadway Astor House.
foot of DesDrosses aud C0urtiandt Courst aud
nrookiyr Annex station. loot OF FotonsL. Brooxlyn
Ticket Once No. :, latteiyplsee, and Castle Garden.
The Newlork transfer Company will call for and cheek
CHARLES h. PuGU, J. R. WOOD
Genera Manager. General PASSENGER Aren't
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
LIVE srocK MAuKEr-Bv TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO Iuly IL - me DTOBcrS Journal re,Drts rtis-
HeccIpts 300 uenf shipments 0DJ steady
Exports 81 Jaf 90 lows AMI liked =. IODsI %.
~ UJUsi iI ferders - ODasi 40 Toxans 81 500
81 -.
Hogs--Receirts 5000 Shipments 5000 market steady,
Rough MiNed ~ OD 9si 10 Pacing aud ShDDng ~
- 40. iigi. - 20 tsi iJ skins. - OVdrt o.
SheeD-.eC.lpts 100 hrif shipments head market
sirongs Inferior - IS - 90
81 OUd-Z siL
LOUIS Juyl3.-fdtu,- -aaccpts. 500. shipments
n,arsct hfdi GfJurtA pi 81 J4s 30. uJDi ClnioI
shipping. ~ JVasl -; Ear - Mciiun. 81 000Si 90;
Texans. 81 2jH ~ -
Sheeo-IcoeDts. 'J sllD lonts. -, t'onm,l 20 No.
dluln. - % ius- rtl taOlcs - 10 AfB
Hoss-hec LOO s'dDmcJta fLVlL 81 500
u eJs PACKING, s4 w = 81 10. Heavy 81 25esi 4U
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after June 2. 1888.
bNisA ! w , n LIN r.
AND UNITED STATES MAIL. ROUTl

AND UNITED STATES MALL ROUTE.
Trains leave NewYor VIA Dcsbrosses and courtan
Ferries. as follows:
Harrisburg. Iittsburg and the Palace
Cars attached y a. u. and D. daily NcwYofk
and Chicago Limited OF Paror Dinng Smoking Sleep
ing Cara at a. M every day.
Wliansport, Lock Haven M; Cory and Erie
D. m connecng al CORY for litlsyie Petroleum Con-
ire anu the oil Rcgions.
BALTIMORE Washington and the south. Limited Washington
Express Pullman Parl0r Cars daily except Sunday 10
arrive Washington 400 p. M, regular $40
$50 q. l. SiU and and IL night. 0lJ %
m. $40 and d. and II night 49,
For Atlantic Cy except sunday with through carl
For Cape May. except SUNDAY. D. M
Long Branch Bay Head Junction and intermediate stato rs
Railway ana AmbOy, t.I1 % ana " ~ IL noon,
$40 3l -iann 6 > = s aud rS p. m. on sunday.
al % a m. and D IN id0 not stop at Ashurv Park
For old Point and Norfolk via New Philadelphia and
Norfolk KailrOad. $40 a. week days AMI D.
day va baltimore and nav Line $40 P m week .iays.
Boats Of BROOKLYN connect with all through at
geisey city. anorng speedy and direct transfer for
Trans Arrive From Pittsburg T. =, 1880 m. 655 and
p55 .. N. iaiy From washinsion and baltimore $40.
0:2U ! a M. 32O. 9;20 l005 p. m. From Philadelphia
800 $40 4 !. 900. $50 lOt0 ll;3D M, 90 . B. 20
$50 $50 go 900. 72o $40. 800 9;ss; 1905 p m,
~ 20 night. Sunday g. 30 6.2O I:05 80J ll;3j H.
$40 go @ 55, $40. 935. 1905 p
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
Dnsiucss Gbauecs.

EOR SALE ON TIME.--A large and splendid
i business OF tho richest farming counties and
weahest OF about 800 Bht Dtsnts the state OF
New.York II consists Of real estate, goods and good viii
$50 900 For further particulars address private
Box 2 Ig5 Batavia. Genrsec County. ". y.
~ B.-Icason Tor selling. wishing TO retire
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River. Vessels ant Raftro1fG
NEw-YoRK July 18. 1876
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


CoFFEEspot Rio on the spot steady though quiet at
Sec for FAIR cargoes sales. loo bags ey Ressel on
private terms on Change there speculation aegre-
eating 626o bags and the 1na tone was barely steady
July closet f5a7OJ; 7OO .O5: September, q 10
GTl5; october. 7.l5a7.2G November. 72o0L26 Mild
grades quiet and unchanged.
C0TTON--pot Cotton active. at isc decl ne.
Sales 1915 bales which 325 sold Friday evening"
The sales included 80 bales Tor export and l15 for home
The quotations according American classification
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20
Cost ano fonn6

T OST.-Bank book No. 156.0S1 on Dry Dock
IL Savings Bank. Any person having claims upon said
called upon TO present the same 10 bank within
ton days I'd book will Jared Cancelled aud
t,neuished and a new issued in thereof
New-York tribune., 1885-07-20

SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.
CHARLESTON July l--Turpcntine dull at $50
SAVANNAH July lS.-rurpentine arm at Jlo.
WILMINGTON July lS.-Turpentinc urn at SOC