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Notice! |!
The Attention of Farmers is
Called to Our --

\ MEXICAN Mammoth Rye; or Diamond
"A Wheat, for Fall or Spring sowing. A
new variety, entirely distinct from the ~
mon rye or any ether grain ever introduced.
II was first found growing wild on the Hum
boldt River, Nevada, since which time Il has
been successfully cultivated wherever tried.
II yields from sixty to eighty bushels to the
acre Mr.. A. j. Dufur, United States' Gen.
tennial Commissioner from Oregon, asseFto
that he has known 1t to yield eighty seven and
q holt bushels to the acre. 1t was awarded
the highest and only premium at the United
States Centennial exposition, and pronounced
the finest and only grain Of the kind on sxo
hibitiOn. -
1t has been grown as Fall aud Gpf7nR
grain with equal success. B6@ Single gPAine
measuring one half inch in length, and che
average close to that. -. 70. JtsI IL
Price pei package 25 cents; Five packages
100; One dozen packages, So 90. Sent POss
paid by mail. Agents wanted everywhere 20
introduce this wheat. .....'-.,tt l..gs
B65H HNoTICE.--We are in no way connected
with any other seed house in Cleveland or
Chattanooga. .,. .. ...
All orders, letters, etc., should be plainly
addressed, thus: - 81 rs r.
s. Y. HAINES g. CO.,
Cleveland, Bradley Co. Tenn.
Branch house, Sweetwater, Monre Co. Tenn.
Sample sent free on receipt Of o three Gems
stamp. ... .t. f2t s@i{sa' z
Jane IA 1877 40 ..:j..Ae
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Charleston County Election.

The election for II Representatives
came off On the 26th inst. The Dem>
ocrats put q straight ticket in tho field
and refused any compromise with the
Radicals by o fusion ticket. BOwen's
clan met and nominated ton sound
Democrats on their ticket, but they
promptly declined and thwarted his
scheme to divide the Democrats and
soouro part of the loaf. We have
not yet seon tho result, but trust we
may, next week, DO enabled 70 add
Charleston to the Democratic column.
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FOR THE PICK EMS SENTINEL.

Mr.. EDIToR--Permit me tho use of
your columns TO notice an article
signed by tho Chairman of the Board
of County Commissioners. Mr.. Chair
man starts out by asking tho quos-
ton, "Shall the County of Pickens
build q bridge across Saluda, near Mr..
Maxwelps place." evidently mean
ing, shall Pickens County build a
bridge for. the benefit of the land
owner on tho ,Pickens side, and his
proposition might just as well have
been so stated. We think it impor-
tant that the Commissioners undor-
stand this question in all its bearings,
and, in order to do 80, it becomes
their duty to ascertain tho number OF
citizens Interested in the matter, and
the amount of tax they pay individu-
ally and collectively. This might
startle and surprise those of you who
entertain the absurd idea that one
man, and not o neighborhood, feels
the Importance Of o bridge. Now,
Mr.. Editor, this ia certainly fair
proposition, and we trust that those
charged with tho management of our
County matters will act upon the sug'
gestiOn. We ask you not to listen to
any representations that may be made;
but we simply invite you 70 como in
your officiul capacity, determined to
SOC for yourselves, to hear the true
| state Of affairs and to render to oil
equal and exact justice. We ask for
nothing more, we will BIO satisN
fed with nothing less. If after this
investigation you do not arrive at the
conclusion that "the corner near the
three counties" has been sadly neg
lected. not only by your own Board,
but by that OF your predecessors, then
wo will desist from further discussion,
and be contented to reach Grccnville
by..way Of fords and not by public
bridges. You may say there is no
money TO expend on bridges, and
state the consequences In case of the
violation Of law in this regard. Juet
hero lot mo inquire whore tho money
is to come from which is TO pay the
contractor tor new bridge recently
put up Dcar Col. Bowen'S mill--if tho
job was takCn on orodit--was it not
in opon violation of tho very law you
quote as an argument, or an excuse,
for not rebuilding tho Bent bridge
You have promptly complied with
the demand for the one that taps the
Cox road, and have with singular i'm
difference ignored the other. You
have taken a good deal of pains to
calculate tho money expended on Sa>
luda for the last two years. Would
it not have been we'll TO have continued
further the investigation and let tho
people understand how far these
bridges stand one from the other.--.
Hero lies tho trouble and here is our
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FOR THE PICKENs SENTINEL.

Mr.. EDITOR: saw in the SENTINEL
some two or three weeks ago an ar.
tlcle written on the fence law, in
which the writer seems to think that
such o law would operate badly in
this portion of country. He gives as
his first reason, that in this hilly coun
try, it would be too hard q lob for q
man to move in his fence to build q
pasture. Now it does not look to
me like it would be any harder for q
man to move his fence to build q pas>
sure TO suit his own convenience than
it would be to procure rails and fence
field for cultivation. As You pave
an invitation some time since to the
farmers Of Pickens to discuss this
question In the columns Of your pa.
per, will proceed to give q few rea>
sons why I favor such o law. F;ra.
reason: This portion Of country ia ba.
coming thickly settled, and timber il
becoming scarce, and such @ law will
have to be provided before O. great
whilo. A second reason is, it would
induce farmers in somo instances, at
least, to keep loss and better stock RI
know farmers in ordinary circumstan.
ces, who have five or six milch COWS
and l doubt very much whether I'll |
Ihose COWS give moro than two gall
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DARLINaToN.-The election for
State Senator from Darlington county,
vice, Whittemore, resigned, came off
last Tuesday, 26th instant. We have
not yet soon tile result of the election
out feel confident that the tidal wave
has reached that county, and that she
zoo can be added 70 the Democratic
column. sas .--...
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Tho trustees are instructed 70 upon
the schools in their respective town
ships about the first Of July next, and
run chem for two months or until they
have taken up their proportion of tho
public money.
G. w. SINGLETON,
School Commissioner.
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The Lexington Dispatch learns
that in consequence Of tho continued
rains, wheat in the fields and even in
the barns, in that County, is sprout~
ing in the head. This was the case
in this County last year, and quite one
half tho crop was lost. We fear it is
going 10 be the case again this year,
unless wo havo several days of contin.
uous dry weather, which will enable
the farmers to house or thrash is out.
The loss Of the whoat crop this year
would be an awful calamity. 'G.i. ~.
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Jas. n. LipscOmb, Worthy Master
State Grange, informs Secretaries of
Pomona Oranges TO apply to Secreta-.
ry of State Grange for blanks for sub
ordinate Changes in their re speotivo
counties. --'
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REV. J. p. LUDLOW WRITES {:
179 BALTIC STREET, BROOKLYN, NJ
Nov. IA, 1874.
II. II. STEvENs, ESQ.
Dear Sir-frOm personal benefit received by
It's use, as well as from personal knowledge
ofthose VIII ose cures thereby have seemed al-
most miraculous, can most heartily and sim
0Sreiy recommend the Vegetine for the COM
plants which it Is claimed 10 cure.
JAMES p LUDLOW,
Late Pastor Calvary Baptist Church
Sacramento, Cal.
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VEGERENE.
GOOD FOR THE CHILDREN

BOSTON HONE, IA TYLER SrREET,l
Boston, April 1876
H. II. STEvBNs-Dear Sir: We feel that the
children in our home have been greatly bene.
fitted by the Vegetine you have 80 kindly given
us from time to time, especially those troub-
led with scrofula. With respect,
Mrs. N. WORMELL, Matron,
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Under the act Of tho Legislature
authorizing the appointment OF the
Board of Regents of the Lunatic Asv.
lum from Richland county, Governor
Hampton has mado the following an.
pointnnents: Gen. John s.. Preston.
Capt. w B Stanley, J. II, Smith, DR..
u. w. Taylor, @. ii. Manson, Henry
Davis, John 4 Rhett, Col. VIM. Wal.
lace and DR.. 9. III. Mot.
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VEGETNNE.
SHE RESTS WELL.

SouTH POLAND, Me-, Oct IL, 1875.
Mn. II. II. SrEvENs-Dear Sir: have been
sick two years with the liver complaint, and
during that time have taken o great many diff
ferent medicines, but none OF them did me
any good. was restless nights, and had no
appetite. Since taking the Vegetine rest
well, and relish my food. Gan recommend the
Vegetine for what it has done for me. Yours
respectfully, Mrs. ALBERT KICKER.
Witness Of the above.
Mr.. Csc. M. VAUGHAN, MelSOrd, Mass.
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Weg@Gameo
NOTHING EQUAL TO 1T.

SO1TH SALsK. Mass, Nov. Ii, 1876.
MS. II. b. STBvRAs--Dear Sir: have been
troubled with scrOfnla, CankeF. and.LivoF
Complaint for three years. Nothing ever did
me any good uRtil commenced usinV che
Vegetine. lam now getting aionR iiEsS.rnte.
aud still using the Vegstine. consider there
is nothing equal TO IL for suoh complasnts.-
Can heartily recommend IL to everybody.-
Yours truly, Mrs. LIZZIE M. PACKARD,
No. 16 Lagrange Street, South Salem, Mass.
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VEGETINE.
REV. o. T. WALKER, SAYS

PROVIDENCE, RI, 164 Transit Street.
II. II. STEVENS, EsQ-I feel bound to ex-
press with my signature the high value l
place upon your Vegetine. My family have
used It for the last two years. In nervous
debility 1t 10 invaluable, and recommend IL
to oil who may need On invigoratin0. reno.
vating tonic. o. +. WALKER, Formerly
Pastor Of BowdOin.sQuare Church, Boston.
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The Williamsburg Republican, tho
last H"dlc"i sheet in this State. has
"gone whore the woodbine twinetb. {"
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The State of South CarOlima,
County of Piokens.
IN COURT COMMON PLEAS
Frank Hammond Plaintiff, against w. O.
Williams, Defendant.
Summons for Money Demand. (C0sSS
ptaint not iSerUed). ~ *
TO W. 8. Williams, Defendant Ia this actioe:
VOU are hereby summoned and requleSd
Il. 70 answer che complaint in thIs &stlcns
which is fled in the Office Og tho Glse&
Of che Court Of Common Pleas Tor BA3d 00uesYs
and TO seFye copy Of your answer % ere
subscribers at theiP Office, ct PSckens % Hss
Within twenty days after the service OF the
summons on you, exclusive Of the dsy o.
service. ... .... ...s..s,...-.
If you fail 10 answor this complaint Wllhla
The time aforesaid, the plaintiff will take iuag
ment against you for *he sum OF Sin Hume
drOd and Twenty four 94-100 Dollars, with
interest at the rate of per cent per annutn,
from the 18th day Of Nay, one thgSaaaa
eight hundred and seventy seven and 6eBtes
Dated Piokens, May 18th, 187T.y IA
IOLCOMBE s. CHILD. p.
SIMPSON s. MOORE,
....,, l.e Plaintiffs AttoFneyP.ga
TO w. 8. Williams, Defendant: way Z '"
Take notice, that the summons and CON.
plant in this action was filed in the Office Of
the Clerk Of the Court for Pickens County,
Oh the 10th day of May 1877. III III F1Il4
HOLCOMBE & CHILD.
SIMPSON s. MOORE, ''- ''
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
May "a, 1877 81
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Ashovillo, N. c., has elected the
"dry" ticket by 1873 majority.
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VeG0Gamo. r...
RECOMMEND D 1T HEARTILY.

EoUxn B0arOa.
EIP. SRRvBRs-.DeaP Sir. have taken sew
eFal bottles IF your yegetime, and am con-
vinced IL is o valuable remedy for Dyspepsia.
kidney Complaints, and General Debility of
the system. ] can heartily recommend II to
ell sufferers from the above complaints. Yours
respectfully Mrs. MUNROE PARKER.
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Vegetinc

VEGETINE is Sold by All Druggists.
June 21, 1877 fl 4
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in the condition it was then in, and
common sense never did do it. lido
not think that man can have too much
sense to legislate, but would greatly
prefer sound, common sense to fine
sense mixed up with o teaspoontul of
aristocracy and tablespoonful of ras-
cality, stirred together in Il cup of
consolidation principles. Tho claim
ing Of unlimited power in the admin.
istration Of national affairs, we have
had quito enough for the last twenty
years. We want moro Hamptons IN
authority, who will tell the people TO
60 to work honestly to build up The
State, and not to devise some plan by
which one portion of the people may
cheat the balance out of what they
work for; but 60 to work honestly, 20
to work to get rid of those Radical
lien laws, and this hundred per cent
time policy, and this twenty Eve per
cent interest policy. Go TO work TO
enrich your land by deep ploughing
and heavy manuring.
Lot every farmer keep his stock on
his own promises. Lot him build
stalls for his cattle; make and save oil
the manure he can instead of buying
fertilizers; Curtail his cot
ton crop, and increase his grain crop, |
not by planting more acres, but by |
making ono acre produce as much
grain as two docs now. Adopt this
plan and 1 think You will soon soc |
I'D Carolina blossom like the lily of
'he valley.
G. W. MCMAHON.
, 1877-06-30

u prius e adt9. '
ALRANr,
StxefaI Hisbufch ~ TAs Tribune
AtnAurN T.. i1na y7,-Nxxska-Krcn,pts s14
raF: Isst TrcE eM ealsrx sli:Satnrs1n II frsiIxnT
ns.sd xitt fsir hstun. nrs @ ~ VI
- III I, p'n ,. s. .s ~ s.anw
tss III ~ - MI seSs us ~ 5.tMas w"
SMH ~ = = III IN ~
pss.,cA rsees lsciipea iii 7se, % viii liz III b.
~ sis ~ nii,,, mi va.nI ~ sstvht .nns MHue
Lii Eth. Il. - IL ~ssJ. ,oi~ s.s, S..s. We -
rctfurs. ntitrs lisst nStiTca 81 UG7la mrIl,1ni-
xsthis Iii 'aaad' 7s: Tesss. IL S>aa IS: coiorsdoa
q EsH"S II Hairss" nssh.~d ~1s 0@'N'>"1ss
"GGn.*s -, 1a,sst sftstsni. ~ r.,s, tu.. w.sk
m Sir.n IL ntmi.s., ...nsn., mi strnd1: n M
, 1877-06-30

Ne" EOMht
70 ahs Ttsiern Astocfaltd IrtsA
Ngv Yonk june 2U.-.Gpld Ftcady; 10atGl
l0aA. Carrying rates. 1Q2. Dor'owine rates
Gat; ttG1. ....
silver a. London, b4d. Here, silver bars. 1oJH
in greenbacke and 117A In gold. Silver coin, \
discount.
Governments were ssendy.
1,stroad bonds wtrc tnlct and firm.
State securities were dnlf.
The stock market was weak In e.siy dealings
md priccs declined 10 4. but tracr feeling set
In At the frat call and nAvAncc Of \ to 2tt en-.
sued. This WA succeeded by reaction Of 4 10
IL. The wildcat fluctuations wcsc in Morris
l. Essex, which declIned from b7,t 10
1Bl, rose to hst. and reacted 10
57H. The nnrkc: MAS drm anl generally higher
during the afternoon, bul, towards The close. he.
came weak. Tho advances carly In the day ranged
from y to 3tf, and tho decline towards tho close
was Y TO IL. Fluctuations ont4flc OF the coal
shares wcye slight, Delaware. Luckawanna i
Neste1n rpsc to III and closed nt SAN. and Morris
4 Etac1 ro4e 10 COX nntl reacted 10 51A. Dcla.
wars l. Ilul1son advanced 10 atA and closed At
:0t. Transactions were tU:5, 0oO shares. 0f which
L., 600 wcte New TDrA Centr.t. Ii. 900 Lake
Shore, 1000 Heck Island. 7,Oo0 81. Paul pre-.
fertctl, q, 900 Wabash = 900 Delaware q tsn,asoa.
Morris 4 Es.et. and Fl, COO Western Union.
Money market easy; HOG; primo mercantile
upper, :!S&t:i. .....
tus}otns receipts, 9ecD, ,uoo. .-..
The Assistant Treasurer d.sburscd 81, Oh, O00.
C,cartngh, $40 mo. 100.
sterltng steady; actunl business, long, 487A;
ebDrt 4Ht1x.
, 1877-06-30

FOREIGN (;f.rIE.

EOikElHN ClEIlGSs
re following received By tho Chicago board Of
Ltyxwrnor4 juno e9-rfme mess rork. Ea1tern,
eos. Western. hca Haton--Eumbcrianda ia, short
Ribs asst long eeAr. o4s. short clear. 3a shoutdtrs
Tit hAhs 4aa lard ~ ads prime mesa beef. sOa iu.
d!a Dcaa beef sss extra 1ndlA mcss, os Cheese. s7s
TAllow, 4os Cd.
Losnoy. Junu co.-Lsvzarool-whcat quiet, Gait.
fornA club. IL 4da12s I'll; California white, 1cs ida
t1s ID. srrtnE ls eASt3s tds Corn qules at ra oil.
MARK LANK-Csrgots an eoast-Wheat In very light
demaad. Corn hrm. cargocs on pasaaRe-whest In
very light demand. Corn i1Etn. Arrivals Oh coAst-
Wheat small. Ccrn largo.
Epee,a! M.pa!cA 10 7zs 7ttaun<.
Lrvxnroot- Juno co-1l T. m.-FLouH-No. I. s2s,
No. = 3sa I'd.
: 's-whea.-spr,uR. No. !. ,s', No. T. 1la,
white, No. I, i2s ID; No. 2. ia, club, No. i. ia
Iodi No. 2, Ia I'd. Curn-No, !. IA 3ds No. !: IA.
PHoy1st0Ns-Pork. Sis Lnsd. 4As.
LtyEHronL, junc 70-9:D P. m.-RREAnt1rvTs-
Weaker. Wheat-EPrlnx No. I. tcs, No. = lis. whte
No. L. IN Id; No. lis io, club No. !, i.a 81; No.
2. laas 3D. con,-No. I. aas 0ds No. >, aas 81.
LAKn-44A 6l.
Hest unchanged.
Weather hot.
doing, oa.lGdst, sacs, 10 n bales. speculation AaA
export, s.nf1i American. 8.tUn
Yarns and fabrir4 ~ Observation-Disclosures.
BREAnsrrrys-Whcat-1seec f0r thren daJa ~.
fts lo8lca Id, do club t7a ida Ics ad, No. 10 No.
red Wtsteru sprtnR. lis RA. Flour-Western canal,
market baFu. Corn-WeslcFn m1ed. lii 6dA13s Eh
Oau-Amur!can, 3<a1s ~. DaEIey-AmerIcan, - 84
ptA4-CAn hdiaH, I7Hs.
CLnyze.sEkb-AmerfCAn. 4Ntarh.
rkov,stuxs-Ness pork, a7s. rrimo n.crs hecf, Rns
t.a.d-Ameriran. IA ed. DAcon-Lopx clear, 80,
short .tiraT, ast Cd,
CuEEak-F1nc American, b5a.
TALLow-4t4 I'll.
rx.xnLErx-spirit n Gds Eeduec. Cd.
LlNBxxn 0IL-2HA.
1ssslN-Com.n9p. sssss sd, pale, l1s.
BrIulrR oF TUhrkN7ISk-9A.
LlykarooI. juno 9a.-Cu1ToN-salcs Of tha week.
u, ,nnO heiea Of which aIpUrtcn took 9o0o, spcru.
lAtors T. cOot total atock, l.uD. bu0{ American 641
oOo, rtcopta 3soon; American 10 0U0, actual ez.
port 400, Amnuat atoat, 2S1 Oo0s Americsn. l,1
,; forwarded fEom shIpslde direct apuncrs Z, oo.
American saIfs Stun
LoMnnx,. June aD-srtalf% ov TuHrKxItNx-25s Oh.
AxTWxaF, Juno o21,-rETHaLku4-1as3 Sd.
, 1877-06-30
SAN FHANEfaCO. -r.
San FnANCsaco, Iuns III. Tho following are tho
lalcat Hnotat1ona II The Stock Hoard to day:

NEW ORLHANS.
fxw oFL1AHs, JUNG 10 :|io1d. 1G4Sh1oSA.
Eirht exchange m New York. premium.
Sterling exchange. bankers bills, 6l3H.
FOHElGN.
IoxpoN, June 2U.-Amouht Of bullion cone Into
Bank of England OH balance to-day, El0, UDU.
Conro!e-SDney and account. 1l.7-1N.
United States flonds.U.e, 105h; 87s, 1904:
10-30B, 10!IA new IL, 1OH!i.
New York Central. III; Eric, preferred. Is:
Illinois Central. 81.
pAhla, jnne ri. 1.-1tentes. 10Gf 4oc.
, 1877-06-30
pN0VlSIONI.


r1OG PIt0nticTs-~rfe generally gnet, except IN
changes, which ronsttued Tho ha'k Of tho business
duns. thsl tho naurtss weFu not keod gauge OF
the fcetiiix wt,En the rallnK II direct. liuxs
again In tsrKs suppy. bnt 14oset Mesay. 2hlie
lard uwsf In serpool Wv hare stssea elnye that
thu carrying chsrxes lncre lhsy fully sr
br gu pork. and l1sfr ree I'm liz lari, nnder
su2uncMted demand foF Tho ransfcF Of product fFosl
July lnto Auguat. Tic shipping IcElAuh continued
n,caxrs, Ht Il IL believed ttsst seEr fuw wnlcr meats
reusa In thu han,is ut packers. aud thcso Are gnd
many stns os.ierp for mcaz. which usAAllJ
se sS.S ~ :sa. IL 1S H. ana @
w: Fsssw.s as.ss.ss}k sstt,.s. sh;ea, y !.
81: Sat c,.sd ! as.ss ~ .s.Ga Ef::. :: Tha9.Ssy
saf; xst rs .:sI 8 yu; ~ ~ sa
la.!O; T.:t.j h1ls .rIrr August ii i7s;
y; & ~ ;'i Il I'll M 's.
:d's; s;ss
1t. st%s ss IT,: !. isa & sss e. quoted At aud
+, :. S ttTs ss ~ s:as5 x::f \ asss.
sSsar;s :;: 4 s::: st!s
s.s :isT 9ss I: = ssssa s*ss s*
r. tas i3t eaAh u ss!iss turs - ,a ta seller
~: Y .Ss A ss'isss;
Nrs1.-Mets 4u, md e..,sF There ~ yt.y ltt.o
sSiEe*fs aSt bsax !sslns to ststs!s; Wlstsi:sa1si
K Vt:
~ teIlsf July, o. 77i.t.t ~ sacf AuKAt saI fGn
tIleF 4srEn 1l.S I'D At 7SAc;
and nal iss sweet 4ckca hsuls t1s aal tn3&c, The
market c0&ra a. tha fnllu ax Fanxs OF Prices: .
dtst. Ft4t. cifurs, eieata.
|:;; ;:::;;;::::::s i 3 =
| August, lt,Ost. ...,.....a IN Tn vi
Lag aEl short clears Tuote1 ut enc Casll " Junr.
and Issc seller August. {:uMhs!ands qu!rt 4 ataea
Bhc; lung cut hama sAac. I'll bnxel: sWecl- ptcklsd
| hama, 1ssttst4u, t}Fetu hAlnA 7|ts1Ac.
AacoA quoled u asg*c fYf shoui4.rss s:ta4e for
shurt sitA 4A9c fuE sAurt csArsx 43saoc tuS tAuia
| all C2nv AAsd aud packg1.
| ! ikk4s4-Tas quiet ~ Ahf91c- - -
nEEY FHi}nUETE-Wsru steady Ind quiet II SO -
allth fot tnca4; il.7sssi1 u for s1tsA musA' aud
| $40 hkA.1L o. for hAnss 49,.
] TaLLow-Waa sIcsliy II 7;&u7!to fur eisy. and ~
t<7xS tvt couauy kls Ma uada Of 80 bris CITY "
| las.
! BIlEADSTUFF8.
FLOUR-Waa qsio4 and tnezut&F. The market ~
s&ssd1 sasy Local nlxls h2Jtla ssesItsd kvs4 uary
, 1877-06-30
COMMERCIAL,

Tns following wore tho receipis and slhpmsata
ot The eadtn articles Of prodacs In this city during
tho twcnty.tonr honsa ending At = o'clock i'm
Fsilay morning. and for thu corresponding
tkMo last year,
, 1877-06-30
~ 7k. 1@1
BTuck-lohNlsn TO FLOAT THa NEW HuRsIAN

2@S
BTuCk-lohNlN0 TO FLOAT THH NEW NussIAN
LOAN.
The parties Interested In placing the now Nns-
Niun loan IN the MARKET have bcen manipulating
the stock markets.. Tho, Luhdun J|ttfs, In Itv
financial Article nf tho lsth says Tho non. current
issues OF Russian bonl,a wctn nnnst unsuitable.
md that t',s nylns VI tho tas: bonds thrnro and
from, ut!icr paris nt the contnuut was merely to
snstaln the market III order 10 facilitate tho new
Issue. THRU IL In London NJ floating stock OF tie
Government loans, un,l purchasers ran Hend III thc
price much ont ai proportion 10 the amount
bought. Hut, each rise loads to feush delivery
by English hai,lcrn, there II danger TINT such a
movement may l1 ovrrtonc, auA This may hanpn
Al the moment when Tbs Operators al,cnlpt IL un.
load the uew ioaa OIL the 1nurSct.
AlNApEp GOtNs.
TotAt Kitfor Of 3Ae JrtbypA.
ClcAGa, June :,7.--lf | TAXA q twenty .dnftar
Rnli pccu to bank. the pecn being worn hui ,tjll
ss,hl:, h. h The b, hank lawta! rght u ehar
weight! Does nut thu t;osefInrnt guarantee twan.
Y a"ll,r' gold sud docs it nus ..sad shc 10y. of
Aks~xn-The only guarantee tho Government
gives Is that tho coin whom emitted ID OF full weight
ncas II wund bo nanifcstiy incQuttablo
The Government accountable for the treat
co!ua stter they ltaye its hsnLs. To do ~
to make tie Gosurnnsent tcspous!hlu for
ds OF elIppcrs and Awcatera. And person
- HsSHppc05 VI H"GAseA G0ln ESUHGFeu
hi 10 Ee(uke 10 lake II except nt q Discount
onsl 10 tho xear tnd tear.
poAEetlu nCssiAA LOAN.
- 'cTlan correspondent Of tin Loudon Tint,
|. in addition " ehclrnlh nnanctal opera.
Ruaaian Government. II IL believed at
shurs, Will immediately issue 4 domestic
be sold on Change for what can bc sot,
aAsan tobacco duty has beeu raised To II
40 korees tic pound. tbs oajtet Of this
~ u iuc1cass Tbs HolI revenue Of tho Gov.
'ac!tlpT1oAs TO Tlln rorul.AH LOAN,
ftx fHF4 CtnMkfeiui A,tgtrtfarr.
uoellut"us u ttta AeW per ernt hanlx
wed TO bo going oa fait scale, but lhusu
~ made through the u,eInlers u ihu syM-
tbs ruling sparlts IN The Syndicate aeu not
ttp have large subscriptions before E,x llitIi
The puEp0se Is to hrln3 uut tbs coptD,,
London Asa premium In gold after July H.
~ up the ree4tstc4 toI1s oa this slda NC.
. y.
.'IoSFEETS os TILE sTOCk MARKET,
.aw York stock market hss becans very
.ppearkuctB indicate to tho financial edIao,
rw York 1smes that the market will eoa,
j until the fa1i u = consldersble numbel
ttots AEo Abseut. uud tl1Dae who remain
tncllued to make auy Important venture,
aide Of the account.
GOLn AND 0KEEAulCKA.
a. l0iAGtl06k In xsecnt4cks.
= aeks wess aahu05 cruts " the dollsl