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Middletown transcript., 1877-04-07
A Defaultlng Bank Cashier.

Defaulting Bank Cashier.
He APPRoPRIATEs EIGHT THOUSAND DOLLARS TO
HIS OWN UsE-THE PURPOSES FOR WHICH IT
WAS USED.
Correspondence Of the Every Evening L Commercial.
ELKToN Nd, April Your correspondent
has come into possession of facts that are no
less startling to himself than they will be to
the large number who are friends Of promi-
nent man here, who has been ruined by his
own sins. speak of the former cashier Of
the Elkton National Bank, Richard McFar-
land. | went to the bank yesterday and
made inquiries concerning the defalcation Of
Mr.. Mcfarland, but found those of whom
inquired extremely reticent on the subject,
and the information I did get with difficulty
was as follows:
About year ago Jacob Tome, Esq, Presi-
dent of the Elktou bank, offered per cent
on deposits of $1,000, the amount to remain in
the bank one year. There were some who
took advantage Of this offer and made their
deposits, but were not credited on the books
of the bank, and such state Of affairs escaped
detection until recently, when Cashier McFar-
land was confined to his bed by consumption
and found be would no longer be able to fill
the position. he resigned, and Charles B.
Finley was elected to fill the place. In a
short time the books showed the deposits
short about Sc, 900 or So, 600, and Mcfarland
acknowledged Immediately that he had used
the $1,000 deposits, and accordingly his
securities, two of whom, it is learned, were
David Palmer and H. H. Brady, of Chesa-
peake City, will have to pay the amount. 1t
is impossible to get to ascertain the exact
amount used by Mcfarland, but it will not
exceed $4,000. His salary was 81, 800 year,
and house rent free, but it is said his family
were very extravagant, in their living, which
drew heavily upon his income. 1t is generally
conceded that the banks money was used to
Middletown transcript., 1877-04-07
PREPARED ~

Dr. J. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
Sold by all druggists and dealers in medicine.
Middletown transcript., 1877-04-07
E. N. HANSON.
Ayers SarsapariIIa,
FOR PURIFY1Ne THE BLOOD.

This compound Of
the vegetable altera-
tives, sarsaparilla,
Dock, Stillingie, and
Mandrake with the
Iodides of Potash and
Iron, makes a most
eFectual cure Of a Sc
Middletown transcript., 1877-04-07
Ths Fruit Faetorles.

Arrangements have been effected, or are
about to be, by "The Automatic Fruit Evap-
orator Company" of Philadelphia, to operate
both the Delmarvia and the Sellers Fruit
Factories in this town. This company are in
possession of superior facilities which will
enable them to put up 1000 baskets of fruit
day, which will be a big lift in the way Of
disposing Of surplus fruit The coming season.
A Terrible Death.
A man named King, a workman in Jack
son Sharp's works, in Wilmington, died a
terrible death one day last week. He was
oiling the engine while it was in motion, and
a long overcoat he had on got wrapped
around the shaft of the fy-wheel. He was
thus carried around with the wheel aud
thrashed to death against the ioists in the
engine room.
Middletown transcript., 1877-04-07

Rev. DR.. Patton will preach in the chapel
at Armstrong; tomorrow Sunday after
noon at O'Clock. Subject: 1.-THE restoration
to life of the son of the Shunammite's son By
the prophet Elisha" The public are invited
to attend.
, 1877-06-28
HH TELEGRAPH.
hEW YORK.

~ Ms HfstsFA Assoctafkd fft11.
fAT f"Eh, june :;.--'i'hs gold market waa
weak, and salcs were nude ut lO3@lD3.i, bur-
tu"lHs rates fiat 10 . per cent. Tbs naarkpt feels
the effect VI tho July Interest Disbursements by The
Treasury. which wcrt commenced yesterday mora.
tug Thu tot2l 3tuount patd out up to uuon 10 day
was 81 dsl. B4o. The Tteaxusy WILL sell 81, coo,
coo gold Tomorrow. Notwithstanding tho large
disbut.cmeuts u gold by the Treasury, n0me
bhnkcrs lounJ casA gold scarce TIL. afternoou aud
had to pay ~ high " rcr ecnt per annuln tus ths
usc u It u AIaku tlscls bahk accounts gppl,
Silver At London 5Jl pence per ouhrc. Ilufe,
1l7Lt III gold.
GoscIntnGntS closed luIct.
llAlltu7d toni4 wrrr steady,
Statt bonds were dull.
The stuck market WIZ weak 10 early dealings,
but nfss1wasds Hrm an1 hlghrr. The widest NQc.
tuatiuns "crc III !1aHn!lIl u 1T. 10 shales which
sl'aAerd ~ IL fur ruhlnDn and t0 .Ati for psc*
1rTtcL. The tostarr subsequently, fell oil ~ lat,
Ini sIe la,sf ~ un4sf salss To- tsaza rtodts
.@Aet Ill the Hannibal 4 81 ~ sliaIex yesterday
aud this snu:nux WAS due lo dcclsou lf4sosxtlo
y tho toh'p4uyI IN the suit to decide whether
ehs 'urrla. 1snalnin: afssr tAe land grant
sioc.s eee!lasi after tls resais Of The bes! .
wAfc. L4tAa"auH1 y Western suction sale became
1np"n. Sotr,. y Esse1 otvrp'ns 10 u, Delaware,
llaAsoA lus1l 70 ::si... There VAS su.uc recovery
hfLcr lhe scconl Board. but dealIm:s Isle fn l4s
ai.cEnoon mttcscsJ Light brokers generally having
STOCK EacL4hgs Los .u: Association.
7soo scfs Sew Yost csn.su. i 4Uo soghYesi. wp,I
s!n1 ~. Wy Aake ssots. =. ooo Rock island 4 40
f. f4al:, l., =. Delaware = Aud.oo, 2, 400 1t.
, 1877-06-28
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Unvaried Monotony In Local Fl.
nanciaI Circles.
The Markets Rather Less Active---Pro.
visions and Hogs Weak.
Drcadstnffs Opened Easier, but Closed
Firm...Stocks Of Grain In "
Sight.


The day brought forth tho tauc lack Of news IN
financial circles those that hhvc preceded It for
month or moro. Tho demand for bank accom-.
modatlons ia restricted mainly 10 Tho regular.
customers OF the banks. and they mako "a t1ttiu
paper as they can. The condition of business gen.
orally nnd Of speculative enterprises in particular
offer so few opportunities to outside operators that
they aec borrnwtng nimost nothing.
Rates of discount were Bl1o per cent At the
hanks tu regular CUSTOMERS. On tho Rtfeet, tho
nsuas variations on 1,ank rates were made.
New York exchange remains scarce, and was sold
between banks at 50fe77;n per 81, 200 Premium.
The clcarngs were 81, 100. coo.
SAN FRANCISCO MfsISa-sTocKs.
Between the .lnt Of May and Juno 10 there was
q rise OF s?1, 4G0, 100 IN tho market rains OF
twcnty-ctEht of The 1enIinK claims on tho Com.
stock lode 1hcre have been two theories about tho
risc, ,-onc that II was due to fear that In tho sum.
mcr elections old manipulation might lose control
OF certain claims II priccn allowed to continue
as low ~ they were ruling In May. and the other
being reported agreement among heavy owners to
take stocks literally no AZ 10 restore confidence,
nnd Tins help out In the matter uf pending and
prospective assessments. Tie following shows
the movement between May IL and juno 20, and
may be compared with tho San Franc1sco report In
tho tc!cgraphlc adylcca to show The variations IN
price fos tho past six wecks M to ycs,c.ny after
nom:
, 1877-06-28

Fast. There was liberal local and conntry de-
mand for fish. and stcady act Of prices was nntcd
No new fentnrcs we're developed in the market for
dried frntts ami canned goods. Leather, haFK!ng,
tubscco, coal, and wotd remain a. before.
Tho oflcrn,* nf lumber nj the antc dncks wr.e
email, nnti the market dali and cnsy Tor common
Inch. and lower Tor pcco StaG. No change wa>
reported at tho yards, the demand continuing fair
nt tho current prices. Drugs and chemicals were
IN fair request. snt steady. except Opium and
bird acctl. which were tastcf 8rcds wcre quiet and
unchanged, como of the lhto seeds hcing weak, %
tho season 10 about over. md hollcrs arn anxfons
10 tctl ont. The wonl market was firm nnlcs
good demand. With light offerings. ntoon,.cosn
qn!ct but firmly hold. 1lilcs continue In good
rcqncst and atcady. 1iny was unchanged. The
ofTcrfEga uf new potatoes were larger and tho
market caster In consequence. Green fruits uesc
nbuntnnt nntl In fair rcuntnt-
Lake frrghts wcro Tulct and unchanged, carriers
asking 20 for corn to 13u[faIo. Through rates hy
luke and canal to New Ynrk wcro qnotcd at T.ic
per bu corn, ste on wheat, and 11o per 100 lbs
on provisions. .,'
Tail ftri2hss wcru dnll. hnt nomtnatty hteady Al
former rRtcs. Tn New York :}oc per 100 lbs on
Ernfp. and 4ic on boxed meats. To Boston, Port.
lind, and Providence, 15c on grain anil toc on
provisions. TO interior Now England points, &c
on grain. Provisions to baltimore, 4!c, and 10
rhslalcirh!a, 4:c. 10 Montreal, :i'c on grain and
:1sc on provisions. 'Fourth- class" rated loo
abuyc grain.
VISIBLE sUPpLr.
Tho trade IL indebted 10 Mt. 4. c. Thomas, Of
ths city. for the following statement Of wheat and
corn IN light last Saturday. Most Of tho figures
, 1877-06-28
TIE SECRET LirE-1SsGKAScE INVESTIGATION
m C0SNEcrtCuT.

THE SECRET LiFE-fSsGKASCE INVESTIGATION
IN C0SNEcrtCuT.
The rpccIcI Commission appointed bY tho Gun.
ncc,icnt Legislature to Investigate the charges
aSaInsi the insurance. companies Of that State
cuntlnucE ts acsst0ns, have already Informed
our readers, III fcctrt TIc ll0.ton Commercial
Baflfi!H zcproia;rr lhtn Cnue.e rsycrcIy. II de-
cares that, while II llns no rcason to doubt the
luncsty NJ tho Commission, II II forced 10 uucs.
tlun te wisdom, of ilA hu1Mg its scssous III secret
hcautc all cspc7,cncr slsowH tl,nt, III difficult
questions Ut faet, t!1r must elective aid
for truth IL vigorous cfuas examination of
each sidp by thu wl,ol OF thu other
side. Numerous distinct allegations havs been
mase against various Connecticut companies. No
one man Or body Of men makes ali thu charges
which arc preferred against nny Rinste company;
one man knows thinks lie knows about one fact,
another nhout another. To take up each fnct In
secret gives manifest advantage tu tho cnn!anlrs
because there Ia orsan.cd 10 t,,v com.
ranieh aF 10 any hnc Of thenf. mil IN posscs-
zion nf s1nrc fact han l!tio tn!uccnrnt Ia bring
II to light. The recent investigation at Albany,
which brought ont tnany highly fmportant facts was
very instructive example of te valHu Ut public NJ
oppn*ca to private Investigations. What could the
Albany Committee ot laliticIung, lawyers, jnurnnl.
i<t-. and fa;nIcsa have accom- pshed wthUat vida
dissemination Of Tit Testimony ceitetI from day
su tHy, Il ascHlnAttoN whiclt lei continually TO-
new and taotc Important facts?
THE EUROPEAN MONEY MARKET.
Tie London Ete"oalst OF tho tIsh inst. says OF
the movements uf geld abrUad:
The rarf- axehangr i1aa further Advanced this
fees ma u ho,s abosr tho point nt which Gold can
Thir nree1!s WITH other indications tLnt tlu
hl:nys cEr'rnt ratr Tor inancr In leunlOn. com.
ta aas KY ii t s sy Goa !. ~ ass e sss III
a!..uarA Inc .LIluents fsa'n Ssw YoIS sSo .nos,
w 1elevr, tcn'iD!.; u,td lntcn Ut Tint guild will
Probably atop hrrc un It's Irti. nj next week. lie
, 1877-06-28


order, ior ,ma ,ots rorn,a .s hnx at Inv c t.aS
Lotal laycss took lola ,larnsly nd .u faelns was
III
wsntea teoss Tho "us @ tho uuw M et"e ~s i WI .I.uhe
for .o W. nota that ls receipts are f.Ir hui s,ocks
~ rs.te4 lxat. n.s. we.e notea Ut ss' tt's win.
trrs nj g. 7a*oDs 1.l:s h!s spFlnR extras. partly
e.. s"e S,' s.es M s"a sy.s ss ',st'0 1 tss s' %
iowiuu :. ,hc skpr ,an@s "t prIce. chasn eno .n
ter. fD. coesU. 70 medium DO, fsntfsAIs COIN.
moa do, s7.uys7..1. cAo!es M.nac.ota sprlnR,
ss y. s.,," e%s M ,,., a4 q ~ eioss pas
e@ eau ~ "a ..s,a M nseth a! 10 . ~ s cum
a1 ssSn a sose 'sf nSaf .n4,s 'r.'ns
sonoa7 ~; et.oies .prinr .slssnes s5tnss sJi ms.
dlau9do - 's0&aut leys aorr. q. ao&hot
n.As-wa. In .noa.ras demand aud sh.ic .,er.
10 boarsi car, wa" - p'' will '-''1 ''se
.x,E.smS,q ~: made ct 20 bs!. 4 Eats.
WsEAT B:n.ksST.1S.io VI fst,re ~ Il ~ II Ia tns =,
'5ssS .''", 'a 'uva'
aesi month"; e.srry Te rciscI es4y IL aet
lti. u 2na sS.x Ne 9.e5 ; q;
sEH rn -. II ;,n+ ns s sesPeoa @ "a aH1gs, nae
" y III aat sty xs.p .:Ks w.
= :;iS 1ss5.' xsod 's
*a.st.*ses. i.ir,c!s bas, .SsF ' tiey S@ ~cas rs
aIs. IN pa nasxrs np59ssa; NJ h.s1 stated
ws,rslstisty sifoaT ID yaF H aausea u
n ;:: y Ssi$ s;
s @ ';s f., =, inas ne ~ Try sssinx
'sss 'ts t1:s!s Y
es'sI @ INK .pSs9 ~ q .1ti @ at drsns4 70
Ssss:s :s!% Y f's:fsf "s;'S; ss;
H.. .hata' ~ teAua! ~. spFns. ~as Yaottd
, 1877-06-28


Chicago Cnatoms, June ~: Elgin National
Witch Company. ! case watel, material; taion
1tolng Mill Company. II cars spcigcl-tron; j.
=. Kirk Il Co., ts} caska soda ath: Fowler f,ros.
100 sack. ta1t: +. i F. jnegcr, ~ pkra eurthcn
ware Lyon l. lica1y, 2 cases musical Instruments;
]. II. nicc. 1h3 cases of wEnAnw gfass; +. ".
Giaync Co.. 70 brls bottled ale, 30 bsla bottled
rtoat; l.. j. taagc, case dry goods case l,aluni.
etcrs; Morrison. Plum,ner s Co., ~ boxes and i
easks drug aunlr!es: yurgho, lsuhling i TO-,
II cases toys; George Stewart d Co., 100 sacks
salt. Amount collected, 81, liz. ~.
, 1877-06-28

NEW ORLEANS.
NEw OnLEAxs. ,fnnc .1.-t7old. 10iEEe105if,
Eight eseltnngc TN New York. Il premium.
Sterling exchange. bankers bills, 5l3.i.
rUftEiuN.
LoxpoH, Juno GID n. m.-Consoe-Money,
D4A: account III 7.1G. -
United states bonde-15n, 10ih; A1a, LOG;
10. .4Os, 1QDA; new ~, 1011a.
csntrat, M; Eflc, U; preferred, IL: Illinois Cen
tral, +0h.
rAnts, juno 97.-Rcntce. 103S 17,ic.
, 1877-06-28

HOG rIiOnuCTS-Thcre vas = fair volume Of bual-
rts report but largo part VI II was IN changes sron
Nnu lunttl TO anothrr, At eAttoat L!HetcHcca. Tho
market tended to tdwst rn1Ee Of prccs Ia sympathy
with Gerino In hugs. Which were tn larger suppy
tllan waItri TItcre tie change Ia the tonn Ut
hs1yfccs fru other p0intA rx2cpt Tint Liverpool was
Gnsicr uh aart There moderate Inquiry Tor ship.
nenf. round lot OF pork being taken, In addition "
tic usual trade III meats.
MISS I'unk-Saa moderately active In changes, but
with not much acx bnsnoAs dainG End rat!lrr weak.
c!oscd 7 10: lover than Tnc.ay evening" eatcs wrsa
rrrorte OF LOO bris cas At si1 10. T. I bFls scpr
Iuty al tijN7 7tal1, ~. ITO hrls seller August at
Sl3 a5 and 1000 hr!s seller September Ut s.3.U
tsl33 Total! u. 2, hria. The market closed .Iu1l Al
xlau cash seller juno. $l3p7<1 t1Uu sellcr July;
fi3itNal3.lI Au1st; sclcr September was nominal
at $40. ii.3o ut tho ctoo and sct!rr the year At
si:.7sC1!3.814.
Primo me1s pork was quoted A. 81. .oo8lc.: IS, and
Lsx,.SWa. lail aa! ,cel!nsa l3ts.se per 10 hs
i.o. anotaslon: sac. we're rr1a,fte1 of ID tts eN.
s t:s!5:: s s. srsf :s Il sE 4 7!y q Sss a
m ten serf September Mt sU,rtg ~. Total. III AU
tcs T." t.r:st yio..i ,a,s " SS - casl y asler
nMi at tlu el1sc. New lard was quoted laGs!ut trF
ICY tn neleM the prtec Of regular.
ets f .s, prssss i" ars. Me
s .e9s,s I sa, 9x srS, S a!,sr
II 74drU aeIrr JuT. utE IT. ara6 seI!sr august;
81 :ssr: :':t ss :'5; e. t. s tss ~ Sn5
iha 'n.fsst eo.a i HIM !snf u H.
, 1877-06-28
J1nn $Af,Fq.

Eli sEthI-M c!e lMattea II s.71&47s per 1N hoa Tot
Nav YonE. .Jnne ~ -Iervcs !teccsrts yesterday and
to-day ~ nxatnss aD aanis tins asS wcckt 1*il,y
rricss !tatc tef d i1wcF tl,a soatay, hest b ,he
isc; ordinary to a!r native a,crrr ius fss ofdnrY
fair Texas and Cherokee cattq ~ soatsj a. 7h*
~; about .au ttccfI wcrt tAken for export 1t ttN
for liz same tts hit wssk, scy rasisr n, fraci
gsr n; Srs ,5g ''7c rener''y will rue and 's-
sM,ss.isssipfe ~ ii aoo for two aay, nra!n.t l. go
for thu tanc tins ass wecks demand lgt. aud none u
fur car loads offered eyn had tccn su1 UP to MON.
NuFFAtn. -..
DcrfALo iune 77.-CArrLx-Receln1. i.ua7, Total
for thu week, u :pDs market dali. prIcrs nnn,lualt
ssscs nC4rst 4 fars cnt,os tnsold' ~ cars through
Nf!xxPA AND LAAns-itecctta ,1f0; total for thn
week. ~. market slnllt aen'anl is} ta!es casss
R1:ss n9lns s51. u1ssa1xsa v *"1a s'ped a
lId*-seretntt, an. total fof the. week, H. osl,
narkes dull ant slow. price, generally nnshauEe.i
e Ss. :ss; s; e. h.sg . 81 IT.
n.lrsaons. Jnne 37.-Ctr11E- Fairly active, prices
i:H*1:c !""cr. xeIy hcst g. ~? IA nrst qMat,tr
4a: mott sales s5.ooAo. z5i reeeIpts, i,ajo Isl g.
.iMs:-,,eaezase demand. .r,.es .hsdo higher,
SilkKtA-ttlsrt anil caslcT} bnicf,ora', t2UU2i75&
fcw extra al 81 10; rcrrptM SHD.
CINCINNATI.
ti;;Ssst;SS Iixi!; s4,Sst;*s gssEia:;; a: ~
hills.
a. ,,r,, ,r,. =. ;,,5,,:,,,, 5ov;s: =, 1o,.-
Csrkx dod dc1n.nd for all SooI shipping srs1es At
unchanged prices.
, 1877-06-28
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following were tho receipts ani shEpmcnts
Of the lcadlnx articles Of proInco in this city during
tho twenty. .funr houra ending Mt o'clock ou
Wednesday morning, ant for tho corresponding
tlu1n last Ycat:
, 1877-06-28

F!Est Hnt srcund r1cAr. u lnch.......,& 1t.O0
Thlr4 clear. !nrh. e0o&2hif
Third crAf. ~ tu3 lhcft.............t... 1910
Efst Gnd second clear lrreheA 1llnK... 1sfCA .tu
EtAt ca1illnn iltcsA"d siding. l3NG44.fN
FODrlnK atst Cllt1aun, tlFrAsdd :eIlxI1
F0nrlrK tCrHhd common. dFcaAcl.. 1lTIalI.tU
FoOflHE third common, trexatd. 5.OOx LtN
!l0x hoart!s, y. u !nclcs and un*nrds.,,., .EaRl
I!pt !Har1t u. II lncllE4 aud up HnfIa.,.. Elm
ll0x bnafls u. 17.iN
BtDck baFsta. n hiN II lNch. II f7:tfa
atHcx hhts!s, 10 10 ~ inch. ........,.. ~ Ay q
G*tnrk h0Arhs. ~ 10 III lncIt.. ..........+ I7,iti
C1!linHn stock tbaEI?s.. 13.U0ill,tu
Fst.sii,x oooa,,.oo
Common l0arls T. f9ftet.....u........... UhHk1 1l.sD
t0tlLlbn k,Arls II tn ~ ftrt. .....,.. uO$Sltknl
Dimension atun. EtCuH g.. VT dry. th1keiD+A
3rmkfoh ttu, n tuiHI frrt,.... ,,,.., ilSkttH.Ui
Emil tfI!ltrf GsH - nsH. ibtaiEtsi
1EkctA, tDn1h un sclrct. ct................., HOslt1
Tickets, serct. dressed unl hcHlttl....... iN.n
lattl. .......,....., 14tG1 1.p
khlnErss standard. 21tttt 3..0
khtnEsrN. :" tlsorc tu dxtra.u....... 3.ys1 1.1O
Ury shingles, l5c cxttR.
, 1877-06-28
pETR0LEIINf,

CLxyrLAxo. O.. juno OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES vety
quet pstco unchanged; STANDARD xalse, ITO tes
F1TItnrku. rA..iuns I7.-rxrRoLzux-uuli;c cEuds,
Hteo u FaFkeTst tctned, tac, PhAdsphIa 4sliTsry.
, 1877-06-28

1.o!tg N1uft VuUttu E93U attfF.
.ss. I.,s cut hats. A l;ras swcct. pckicd
liant 7tat&Re{r. Nfcen tIhss, ~ h74c.
Hnsoi 4Hied At tt;sl'4c f0r shoulders. Rassfo tnf
short rtbs, ~ 4asc fur snort ciraf p}eiue for hama
all csrfaxed mud packed.
fitMktAE- WaA gatrt NJ +iiGb7c. .t ......
ifEEF rlsUDuETk-Wtru 4teA1y hnh gNiet at Sic. -
Ei1at tor ines.3 81. 7Atl:uu for extra ncssi mid
tlu. Ax}tltflf fur hatl&4.
TaLLnW-Wn4 uIta1Y at 7HfAiHc for city. and III
lA744r for EuInttf. = .|
, 1877-06-28

3, 60O Michigan Central, 3, 400 Morrss i Essa1,
and il, 100 Western Enfon.
Money. 1delH: Prime mercantile paper, aMGb5~
Customs, 32s:k 0nO.
Treasury disbursements. 81. ~, 600. .-...
Elenrtngt. $27 000, COO; long, AIT; abort, 48p.4.
Sterling steady:
, 1877-06-28
GENERAL MARKETS,

AtcOfi0l-was steady 4, s:.ooai.,e.
EooM'CO1sN-Nfas In modcraic demand and Arnat
Green hur1 76s7kc, medium hurl, rcd.t!ppct!. So
tsEl1c; green brush, with hurt cnuuE, 10 work Il,
087cs red. tipped. with DO. HAaAc; rcd ito 4Assc,
inside brua. +ha5tc; medium 10 choice stalk brad.
bHans{c; lnferinr hrish. 4tas,cs crooked DO 3t3c.
uUTTEt-Trado continues a.tlye At easy prices, the
weakness arlsta fro tho fasgc receipts and fton tha
fact thnt the Eastern market 10 mich tcrres4ed We
repeat quotations Of :ucs1ay, ~ follows: Fancy
creamery. 3o3s1c, chuca dairy. 1aatl1o, medium tu
goud. isGai5el Interim to common. DtsiUc.
tAhtaiSti-tn this branch Ut the trado unjy moderate
actyfsy waaarpasent. md prices underwent c.nnEr,
ranging ~ foliowa' Stark 4. .:. Montaup 37c Peer
rcta :slc, Lewiston, noc Utter Creek. t9c, American,
i8st Amoakeas. ipc, burtaps, Z and = ha, f4esiGc&
aqnqe: ,!nxs is"!se ts ,,, ,."e = ss!s ,,
tic market waA ny no nlrnns afrHnK, terR heing
;st 4: 5ssi e ;i :es iii
,GVxi.!,ealeis sspsit ! ar!ot AMI stc.dy market,
8 I'll s e. :: 'sS' s, a:rs III @
ufit:tsE';z q Is!s2s sest ss;. and
sssss tSs s w.
@ a. siS IL 9tx % e.
faoI ss;.s sa! fss $!eis,S sss iii 9,s
|ia2s |issa g. ,s ss: spfS;s;n fs F. J. eSsssS s;ys
stss s ss Ill ds.se Fl ;Sf E st. k 'ssSS sa'st
stss .sas s% !P'as se n!s:iss s sss sss'ss, 8
rsa e p4ssst t. ssss; sss ioo, ;e Sas:s q . : Il
s.: H1:; 31; TO- = ts, n ;I, l.; pewa .a's
ess.r1 ;'esi'' 'ssa sos 4 s' s i Issp
sa;s. sSs ed @ ss " :t:: .ss e ssS g. IT. se
TisIA sat.t.e.oty en.lnes ". 'n p,ozre:s It Een
s:'!S ti.s f.as. t5.s ". ;Ssrs "ssksfi fSs!::
I'll faiiIr mscxcre ;t.tfI a. nral II; Ia r.n lin
, 1877-06-28
Dwarf lam I lIlllol'
Of Ten Years Growth Cured by
DR. RADWAY'S REMEDIES,
! kavs lad an Ovarian Tumor In TIN OvnrtrA
=, Npl tloMGla for Ten Ycar4.

! kave lad an Ovarian Tumor In thu OvnrftA
AnA llowula for Tcn Years.
ANN AnBa., Dec II, 1s71,-DH. nAnwArt Tint
olirEs may l,e hrnchtcd, ! mako th!a ssatrmrnii
aso had an HyAIsRn Tuu,ur tn tte aud How
ts fur tGn sears t!tGl tho ctt rlyslcilns of this
rate without any pcncht, II wna gro wing ~ such
tl!tt that could u0t hAye itted murh l1TRtT,. 4
ftcnd Of Mlne induced mo to tn lIadxsy4 srnlt1los
hsd not !nucll fs. r. theR but nas'l5, siter ush
nnfclasel ~ battles VI tho Hcsolxent Two hoxea ot
tue Pills md LHp bt1cs Of tho fic.icf. uAed these
without my appa!cBt hencAt dcternEncd to ptr.c-
xGte. uaci twcltH mora b9elt OF lhe Htkoiycn tw0
nithu lseTfi md two boxes pt tho Fts 1sfore they
wsro RI Eono 9 nad ltt itTcnty:n1a pount:
nunt'!s, ard durinx that no lo.t furry lsnnIa
Ia ~ totik tlFco dYtrn DHtcs of tho f&esoreuk a1
bytlcs lteIirf. and zig boxes Of thu l!1lI.
feel pcfactty wclk and my hrsrt full of gratitude
Ell XVI .1aSfTn fss dsep !astfa
tsivned) MRS. Z. c. utDDlNs,
Mr. lltbhtnA Who mAk1s the above certificate ID tho
tcrson fur wIn requested YOU to aclsd nc.cila In
Jupe ls71 Tho medlclnra aboye statcd wero bought
81 nc, with tho f1ception Of what sent to ct by
ya1 Hay ny ttat 4sF statement u correct wtEouts
Drss "a Chemist kas T. hfed! sieh
This may certify thas atra. I'tbhna who mskes tha
~ aessa eesR aHy
fs}f and uh.ienisby curEect ANY ono who knGNG At1
tE!gaed5 5''''s As' ''e'ssASnNkN nNkNJ. n. coeKEis
f!At!Y G0CKEh,
aANY \ Yoi,ub R,u uboSA
, 1877-06-28
nItY GOODS.

NEW YoAT, June 37,-TheFu MA = continued fair
movement In staple cotton sn woolcu xoods and psccs
ruled nrM flaunela aud blankets wers In gvoA ID.
uan and ageas making large deliveries os hcsyy
ncns wear uf T0oeas on account VI 0s4sfs. New
York nl!s shiEtlngs reduced c. Ffi1u Ftu Aimed
optsts
, 1877-06-28


,g ,,,,, sss,ts @ ,ssa: ,n E,n: INT !;s; n,
S' s f isas t. s :: &C.? : "sst %s rs:s'
sn' IT, H. .ss.y; nns:ss: es'sns pr"se1
s;?;:s !ss :s;"S H;
:: S:f ;;:?s
'n.sa We,'sfs sa ssse atsff' wai'a d. II.
i'itsr-33ns,naanaeSa; ita,s,I3t tt,na a3S ;,orh,ne.a
GarxssS.9a:t has S:nss ito cnreoe.. t7a2oxc In
F', sss :sIss4 5sts I' + ;oos, "a ap,,n<ca uo
.S:s..as !s:s: asist aai ansi''assi iea aaie. Ind
IExf7sol.rx-pull and heavy. crude. o!scs rcnnet,
itssiS-Firn'rrs si.esaam.
E'"srite.rs. Wrstern, tstt ts1sssH:ic. .'fS'''e'
G"i"Fado % k: IL; u ssics Common @ 10, hi Tasc
Nit NIT sq1s;s ws's.s S,ssf "dd'e r. Lii
S:s:;;:=:sss!:!St t;SSss; ..as,. ..
jaks atirt bm{ stragi jpf gfe, irsnMFiF ut, aaa
:s.s4. ssssf ss's% Il 1sa Ass init ''
Sxw osIsAxs, J!nc III. ELovn-;nnt! and nominal,
| hikil Kra,tcs ii. Ii i III. Is. ~
HMtix-cnfn ttrndyi faf denland} G0sG2c. Oats
] fair stcinsn'Is 4esst0
| E.,nx-atkAL-uu. hctl nt -. ~.
I4f-Qu,ttt tttAdys prime. ki7,un@ta. %, ehotcc
lntFI8t0sA-F0Fk du1f, weak. and towcFs he1d Il
el4.G0. Ltf1 9Mcfs ano tIcrrc. epnan i13t kc1
Sn15s sloM tlnlk mtatA dl!i shotiltcss rac&ra ahc.
l1AcDn scaFre anil fi slnldeft GHct clear rIg H3h4
es'r: ' r. W: hama sns"r'cnred. scafo. and nru'
Mn1-kr-4afct. but atroHE3 81. G5at IL.
HAtMEntEs-Eol1ee-ue tarl market hrm: Rio
casFucs. I7A h3lr In Hot. sugar tinlet lid rn In.
3Hi!I lMs DHsttst nflt!e g fh0!cet cen'
tftnea! 5oct yellow GlAfheA !lfl!h AlD,aAsas
mnsat !s esnen1eas common 10 ehoce' 49sooc
'sit9 ~ wcaEsLs nhSfhs
"H~N-RAicts *1s sbu.
, ,rhttAnkLTHM:
* rdLApELFhA; H. It.: "MMc 33f.-fLocE- tnW
e.M,sai extsa. k!;IU.sMN Nnnnetnta IAnHg. Ssn4
9.uM tGH!nsJfaHaA Antl'Jt A111AoN9 H1Rh HfAhes,
, 1877-06-28
LUMBER,

Tbs cargo market wAs quiet. tho offerings hcirE
1fg. Several carRucs Of pfcco stutf wusc aoll acr
ac!crN ngrecd TO iakc $40 fer them. Iuct lumbar
Wal dull aHa rotnmun wenk At $9.fN Tut little tn1.
her VIA left nscr and te receipts expected ls
lfch for few days. 1t Il probable thut tho decline Of
standard rce s&uff to 90 will ehrck tho rccgpts
lal remain at <1.HEl1c1 anil shingles At .Rsn1 C1
salct, carxoes hargcs Mercury Seit, md Campbell.
0au. ecu II piece atuG, from Laington At s7.0f
Tho yard nnrkct was fairly astlsc. rFcrs IN.
rhhb oil . IN fnDtNf