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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28

81 IS; Canada Lambs Good g. 20 Western Lambs Fair.
Hoas-Recepts 10 - fs75 head. for the week thus
far 1850 head time last wSek lO3'O hf.d
receipts e0aagned through AZ ears market nf or so9d
grades quiet only few good grades ehted of sac
HOrkef Com noBitO fair - lo0SA l9i DosS
- T08Rt sis OF Grassofs ns9iectesl
CHICAGO. aug 2T-The DrOUerS Journal renorvs; toS3-
Receipts, 5000 head shipmeniS 3,1no bfea Hi.rkes
but steady Choice "a 1884 70 Light - z09S4 Soi
Mixed. Si9st 80 a ,oo -
and shade lover shipping Steers ~ ~
ass 40 Butchers quiet CswS 81 sasii Butts ~ 2yg
50 Western cattle plenty and shade lover sSesJ %
Texans easy, 81 S0dS3 20. -.
Reecipts $40 head shipments 100 head Market
firm az s3d$t
81 Iogls Aug CuTLR-Market shade easier receipts
sii largely OF Grass Cattle for witch there y COCA
aemand good demand for Shipping aud Export crates
there supply; Grass Naive steers
SS 20 CUce Cows, - TOd5 80 Fair 20 ChOso
Through TexsEs ~ 80 ass "a; Cows - 5O0s 80 Cogf9
ste rs So 1904 35 receipts 1000 head shipments SJV
head. 100.
81 S5 Philadelphia, g 459st %; Packing Sl4st @Oi
receipts 1000 head shipmentA AGO head 100.
sHEEP-In good demand Fair 20 Good Muttons --VVSS
81 receipts, 900 head shipments none.
PRINT CLOTH MARKET
FALL RIVER. Mass Aug 27-The Printing Cloth market
moderately active to-day the large sales OF yes
teriay making holders rather more firm az Sise 70 $40 lot
square Cloths although some lots OF Standards are ersd
3s1so. cash asked, and 3lsc bid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
Foreign exchange remain
fbo foIloWinO ouOtatIOQS

Money remains unchanged as to rates ana aDnI-
dance Of tine supply The United States treasurer AZ
Washington today received $40 900 National bank
notes FOR redemption. The customs receipts were
$500 900 and internal revenue receipts PlIO,OVO'
ThefolloW ING is the Clearinghouse statement tO-
day: Currency exchanges, 43,l75,546i currency
balances. 81, OH GA gold exchanges, 93,4|4'oO|
gold balances, $76O,619.
On the London stock Exchange the market was
lower for British consos which opened at 04y16 ior
money and 0411lg for the account. and declined 10
9fl2 and 945s United States bonds also We're loWeI
for al excepting 104Os, which opened az lOo = any
declined TO 1O81s Four and One-halt per cents sou
al lO5ss6lO5l4, 1868 at 106%40lO6os, and new
81 az IO73l91O7bs OF American railway secu-
mites Erie declined to 1888 preferred 70 ~ Ceu
tfal OF New Jersey being steady at 81 LIMOS CEN
trsl at 81 and PENNSYLVANIA at 32Sl. The BANK OF
England to-day gained 91O, 900 bullion; there was
no quotation for money received. In faIls the
French per cent rentes opened at ll2.%Zi2 ana
advanced to I12.47l2; sight exchange on LONDON
being up to 25.20l2. r.
The following are the reported gross earnings OF
the Denver and RIO Grande Railway:
1877 1873 Increase.
Third week Of August $3.50 $4,000 oSSg'66ggV
January 70 Augnst21 4S5.762 6456l6 ZIV'oos
TIE receipts of -four and grain at the principal
Atlantic ports this 9th day OF August Were'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28

CHEESE.

for past week l5i06s boxes DO previous week
do: CORRESPONDING week LAST 3nOi0 do kx
ports past week. 1903 do: DO. corresponding week last
year $3.50 Liverpool cable quotations urm at 4is.
corresponding week last year. b6s With the argest
cepts ever known In tins city In one week, and an
increase $1,000 boxes In the exports. the
general the market less buoyant and prices
rather sun tho high rates at which Cheese has been
selling weeks enabled most factories 10 dis
plse % the principal part Of their July make TO
advantage. NOW report from different sec
tons s that the make i falling OF considerably
and having rd Uf most Oi the summer Cheese factory
men talk independently and show willingness 90 take their
The lot make II the substance Of these reports
be true less Of decline In the market than
p1rles evidently expecting that H. II their present
ofshpess any criterion by state Fancy Factory n
not 0uOae above She though pets have been placed at
sasa5tc shippers number 90 half skins a. =
doc 900 boxes sold to-day az the latter figure. Hard
skins show signs OF improving Recslps OF western
Cheese are moderate but mostly Of Od flavor Fine Fiat ONO
IL la tar demand and account OF its scarCit. SC. Is OBJ
tanned with small lots peid "a out az size Quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
IAN 70 gOOU- 500 7 70 TtiIs, gfttn--.. T -0U
BUTTER.
BUTTER

Receipts for the past week. 4Os pkgs previous week.
754 UKgs. corresponding week last year. 242lO pkgs
Shipments for past week, 1927 pkgs; same time
last year, 6l4S pkgs. Thcrp feature
in the Butter market Today neither make
la weeks quotations. State be gilt
edge to bring Z3c and then only m SINAI retail way to the
grocery trade Exporters took little &c
ousdeTab8 pressure he as zoe geuer.
ally considered limit. Selections Of Dairy Pals have
reached zoe though dealers greatly prefer selling straight
line at lSc 80 pals pals we're sold To-Day Mt that hgure
Very little Western 2Ou the quality
not good enough admit Of breaking ~ when snupes
make an that figure they get the goods Dairy and
Factory has been taken Freely well
English shippers the greatest call for grades between
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
IOa sales Tor the oi0"
..lnsrNG PRICES OF PaILADELPHIA sTOCKs.
~ FRANCISCO CLOSING PRICES OF MINING sIOCks'
Yesterdav To-day. Yesterday, Tod

Government bonds. while firm as to quotations
we're extremely dull the total sales at the board
aqgregatng only 100000, of which 100000
were coupon IS of 1881 at 1O6ls Annexed are
abe closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28

Receipts the past week 32O bales shipments ~ bales
Of which 10 bales Hops There Is so little doing IN
Hons that tnrre established puces and Guolgons
are barely more tnAn nOmin l. Reports from nearly All
Dars Of the world received. Saftng at nome thete
X no change the prospects ~ the new crop Lat 81 ac
commits -ay lckng Will begin next MONDAY Parties from
his city are contracting In the country a. loo The adyce
f Throne are very CONTRADICTORY and While some accounts
stae that there viii b. call for 10000 bales from ls coun
r Others are certain that enough VIII be raised IN Northern
iops ,or home consumption Etom present prospects, Ba
yar,a Mil undersel us "A Malt. Quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28

Apples moderate supply, and desirable lots Of sour
rIets a. Swets sell rather slowly. with the
excrp OF Fancy Alexandera 81 70 viii buy almost
KIND crab AuUlcs are not wanttd few were sold ~
but cannot be sold az All Very many or
lh Vfrna rayrs poor condition and sell at low fig
ure They brgu arrive i5m u stale few crates Of me
were IN bad order; 30 crates OF Iokays were
entirety worthless while many Of the White Mus3ats were
mon or less nurod Peaches advancing with lighter
ceipts supply Delaware ha fallen on much, aud
JeTs-y fruit btilyt IhrYOne crates OF extra hne
CrawfUrus from Nne sold at 50 3gr5 90 Dor crate WIN
few at ~ IS Bartlett Pears fair dem1no lew Dds
this state brought - Dbl Georgia
Ducncss arc freely offered az S26s2 80 per box
abundance auf sell al ~ 50s3 DOL
fewvfry CalforIiI 8eckls IN the markell nd are
rdlr - as % box. Plums have good Inquiry
81 per for Blue Gage and 81 90 per crate for Green
- OunIaiInns:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
Jrs Gream.

A FACT.-HORTON's ICE CREAM is MADE
"A FROM PURE ORANGE COUNTY CREAM ,.,
To. CHU hChEs, FklStlYAIS HOTELS, RESTAUhANIs
AND THE TRADE
25c PER QUAKE
To FAMILIES by the GALLON. SOC. PER QUART
CHARLOTTE Russo JELLY,
FRESH, RICH and DELICIOUS,
PRICE BELOW ALL OTHERS.
Depots 306 Auraye. l2ss BROADWAY and75 Chathsm-sL
EUsSELL'S ICE CREAM; best in the city
25c per qu9r churehes hotels and the trade ont Ok
town orders q specially. IL Bible House
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28

Receipts for the week 47si pkgs.: DO last week 4727
pkgs responding week last year 400 pkgs The
arrivals have continued light and with far demand prices
steady per dozen advance This afternoon the mar
ket howrd nte indication weakening though 10 be
only temporary quetness caused By rather liberal re-
CENTS yr.terjay and to-day At prices receivers
show disposition 20 hold stock but are generally free sell
ers The quality Of late arrivals IL better and nearly al
marks ere losing ozs for many weeks past The ice
stock held city j. about eXh ustei; some has
been received points aud sod al l69al7c Quo
tatiOns!
Nal l.. p dozl0 alai2 West ordinary. .....l6E6l7
Penn. a r. Y.....lS ml7l7 Canada, fresh DlS
West DTme I0lS Canada. com .....l6 gdl7 =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
HAVANA MARKET.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

HAVANA. Aug 27- Spanish gold. 2l0i2a2ll. Exch0nge
quiet and unchanged. sugar quiet and unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
FRtu1s. BERRIES AND SUrs-DRIED.

Receipts OF Fruit for the week S72 pkgs with 433
ptgs peanuts Shipments Of Dried Apples Dbl
ILre very doing In the Apple market occasional
sal s mate but small lots 4 few barrels Of North
srona fancy aced Peeled Peaches have
gIt inquiry 7IaSc Tor Choice stock we hes OF no
Ptod Cherries, IN small brought
100 Raspberrrs and held firmly. Probably
j b or 20 barrels could be sold st 24c. Quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
PRINT CLOTH MARKET.
.. f1,yr.s. uron. 49, Of r-ta TlV.gu AZ
finanrial.

NETWORK STOCK EXCHANGE-0u sem
~ Tor partner q member OF The EXCHANGE, and exc
cutes all orders carefully himself Stocks and bonds
carried desired on cent Margin Banking In
~ ~ MENRY CIEWS & CO No Is New.st New.York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
MILK.

The daily average receipts the week az the various
poInts OF distribution folows Enc Railway 10
cans OF Cream g. 20 Of MIX Harlem Halroad Hloo
DO, New Haven Railroad $50 do Hudson RIVER balIOad
$40 Midland Railroad l025 cans OF M6 and 40 c411 OF
nearby routes, I4OO cans OF Mix
t1tal 1910 caps OF MIX OF 40 quarts each. The
price at which the surplus has been sold on TIE
,,iatform during week averages 81 DO
beginning at 81 % IT declined TO 81 10 On the
2Is md 10 the following day. There was No change
during the remainder OF the week The supply Ia sta nlc
larger than demand causing somewhat depresec Ir
ket with quantities lett daily
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28

sTEARIHE-sieadvi sales $1,000 ID City private terms
qqNSsdA Sg very hrm at 7ssTsC for Fair to Good
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28

shipments Of Potatoes $3.50 bbls; Of onions 81 pkes
Irsh Potatoes are In good demand and higher The
advance Was probably caused BY light receipts and
large number taken for shipment 70 Cuba Sweets
are more plenty but size and quality Onions are
frsely offered and DALI ruling largely In buyers favor To
afs are almost unsaabe weather mas been TOO cool
the past much Of demand for
end lower some Mountain sweets SOLO
az per 100 Jenny Lind Anskneions are through
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28

TOR SALE, or will lease for term of years
A small country store Office. and farm hour
and thirty minutes BY rail from NeNYor city. For parteu
lars address ;. W., Woodbury., Queens Co, N. T.
TENO MANUFACTURERS and IMPORTERS
l. party having a store on Broadway. above lOthLst
wishes the agency Of some II yht business. Address
]. y. LYNCH, station ID. p. o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28

Fxpors Of salt and cured; Bacon 1926 boxes Beef
22d bbis; Pork $40 bbs and 20 tcs, Lard 34B tcs or
his and ia pigs Tai0w 100 bxs and tcs GOOD Beef
il IN demand aud the best selected sides SOLD at 2e com
mon do very dull and difficult sell al low figures
The ior sheep and Lambs firm anil hgher the best
WetheTs reached CSC Cy.dressed Hogs are unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For The WEEK ENDING AUGUST "a. 1873.
General pireetions.

send only good articles freight expenses eat
up poor goods Put everything good order An attractive
look secures examination and often makes sale where
dirty package slOyeny appearance fas Pack securely
thai the motion viii moi allow the contents TO change about
plenty OF clean d hneeut straw with Mark plainly
with pait steuciplae Is bestaud nOts contents on te
box barrel stating the amount also send letter &C the
tme stating what Is sent, the route me etc An IN
voice list should also be enclosed In barrel box Always
state the number Of packages Secure for yourself repua
ton for fine goods best shape that your mark 10 In
demand
BRANs ANpPEAs.
Receipts for the week: Beans, 6j3 bills; Peas, bush
74g bbs: Peas, 2Ot7 bush There rs only
a trade In Medium Beans bat the feeling IL firm and
general sales ~ 520Sl o. Marrows have had far
demand bus Just az the moment quiet az 81 52
free few Red Kidney the market and no
Of Importance 20 arrive last sales were a. 50 20 and
arriving All other kinds Of Beans and Peas nom
nal. The general of the market "a firm.
but quiet Some holders trying TO talk prices
up dscafdng idea Beans arriving before the 13t
OF october claiming that there Is nothing 10 encourage
early shipment the high price Of two kinds
Still Ia in tunes IKE these farmers
will doubtless realize their crop soon as poss
Bile rnging Beans Into the market before leY
otherwise would times good ana money plenty Few
samples Of NATIONS have already been exhibited but so M as
We can anything VIII arrive before
the middle OF the month Quotations:
Beans: Kidney white 40 80
Medium, bush.Sl 52l2dl 55 Pea prince. J50 / 60
far To guOd j 4JQ 90 Do, ialr 10
Marrow prime good --...... 400 ] 90
f. q. .......,l 62i2d Black tar sou 45N 90
Do fair gOO6. 3j0 40 Peas, green. 251
BUTTER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
Bnslness Ghances.

ESTABLISHED SEED BUSINESS
H FOR SALE.
With large and Increasing trade (mOstlY whOlesale
throughout England Middle and Western States
Ample growing reliable stock, and
every facility for carrying on the business To the right
capital this offers sound and Profitable
opening Satisfactory reasons for selling. Address
SO Eastaye, Rochester, n. Y
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-02-08
REGISTERS NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given that the following
In the Registers Offce at Ebep-burg. IN and for
the county of Cambria. and viii ee presented
firnation and allowance. on WEDNESDAY,, the
Sth day of NARCa. A. d. ISIS, IL wit:
!. The account of Francis Hoover, guardian Of
q The FIRST nj final account Of Thomas Hewitt.
administrator of John Hewitt, late Of Gsllitsin
3. The first and nnsl account Of Danl Dimond,
executor of Levi Dimond late OF Taylor township,
a. The arst and nnsl account Of Margaret A.
Myers, executrix of Ann Myers, late of Munster
The first and partial account of Mary Phsies
and Henry Behe, administrators of Jas. Phslen.
late OF Carroll township. deceased.
9. The Erst and partial account of John 9. Mo-
hfsrnan, executor of Benjamin Byers, deceased
administrator OF Leonard OFT, late OF Blscklick
township. deceased.
g. The first and partial account OF J. T Peter
son, administrator of Sam1 Eakins. late Of W hits
township, deceased.
Q. The first and final account Of Bridget Brown
ADMINISTRATIVE Of James A. Brown late Q. Nun
ster township. deceased.
10 The nrst and tnaI account Of Mary Jsus
Larimer. exeeutrix of wm. Lariuer who was ex-
ecutor Of Robert Williams, late Of Cambria town
IL. The first and partial account Of Mary ]
Schmidt and +. r Spencer, administrators Of Is.
seTnlas, NM Ls1e OF " hite township deceesed.
administrator of Cathari1e Todd, late Of Ebens-
burg borough. deceased.
Is. The nrst and hnal account Of John II. Arbie
and Rosanna Arhle. administers ors of William
Arble, late of Carroll township. deceased.
Ii. The first account of John II. Douglass guar
dian OF minor children OF MRgdalen Luther date
Magdalen Davis, decea sed
is. The first account of Meses b. Miller and
m. Slick, executors OF " m Slick late OF Stony
creek township, deceased.
10 The second account OF yoseph =. Straysr,
/ administrator de bonis of Conrad Heekeroth
| late OF JohnstOwn borough. deceased.
H. The FIRST account Of John Cox, administra- o.
tor OF w m. Orr. late of John,town horo', deed.
b. The hrst account Of Evan J. Bennett, exec
utor OF John Bennett, Ate of Carroll twp. decd.
90 The account of r. J. Chrlsty. executor Of r.
Y. Christy. late OF Gallitzin township deceased.
FL The first and hnal account Of r. A. Shoema-
ker, administra OF w m. Quinton, late of Black
| lick township deceased.
! p The fret and final account of John SNYDER,
administrator cum testsmentO anncxo OF GeUrk .
| Snyder, late of Carroll township. deceased.
% The account of George Snyder, executor of
Josoo huntz, late of Carroll township. deceased.
! u. The second and final account Of Chas. An
ma, guardian of Julian Gl"ss"r. minor child Of
Francis Chaser late Of Cls. 81 to vnshin. decd.
Is The first and final itcou1 q Gririth q.
owens, guardian of Oliver L. L u mas, n minor
son OF John X. Thomas, deoe.sed.
2o The first account of Geo. g. Zahm, sd-
r1inistrator cum testamento annexo of j ohm Zim-
norman, decd.
| JAMES NJ. SINGER. Register.
Registers Office, Ebensburg. Feb. 4, 1873.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-02-08

THE Dandelion and Mandrake Pills we're
first compounded in 1857. 1 was very much
troubled with sick headache, or bilious
headache and constipation. Could ind moth
ing to help me until the above pills we're a.
hally made to answer the purpose, by stim-
ulating the liver to healthy action and regu-
lating the system generally. By taking one
of these pills every night for several days
the difficulty was removed. They are made
from concentrated extracts of roots and
herbs, carefully prepared, and do not gripe.
One or two of them taken on an empty
stomach will cure a sick headache in one
hour; also liver complaint, billiousness,
constipation of the bowels, and induce a we'll
regulated action of the liver, by continuing
them for ten or more days, as the case NAV
require. They are sugar-coateC, and contain
no calomel or other mineral substances in
furious to the most delicate woman or child
Prepared by f. X. Thompson, Ttusville,
Pa, and sold by Lennon & NJ U rray, Ebens-
burg. Price % cents per box
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-02-08

As the Johnstown Tribune has made
several unsuccessful attempts to locate some
one from This vicinity on board the steamship
Metropolis at the time she met with the ter
rible disaster of which full particulars are
given elsewhere-amoug the number being
Mr.. Fl. B. kinports, formerly of Cherry
Tree, but more recently of Indiana, Pa, who,
to our certain knowledge, sailed on the
Mercedita, and could not therefore have ta-
ken passage on the Mefropolis-it (tbe Tri-
bune) may be interested in learning that a
young mau named McDevitt, son of a widow
woman who formerly resided in this place,
but of late years has been living at Summit
vile, this county, from whence she returned
to Ehensburg on Monday last, was really OF
board :he ill-fated vessel, but, like maiori-
ty of his fellow voyagers, provideutiaIly sue
ceeded in making his escape from the sad
fate which befel so many others less fortu-
nate themselves. A similarity in names
also gave rise to the presumption that a
former citizen of this place, who left his
wife and family a few years ago, much TO
their relief, was on board the vessel at the
time of the disaster, but this is possibly
nothing more than a coincidence we deem it
matter devoid of local interest.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-02-08

A RJTMoRED WINDFALL. Somewhat of
a sensation has been created among the
Lloyds, whose name is legion in this vicni-
ty, or portion at least of those hereabouts
bearing that name, in regard TO an :immense
legacy said to have beeu left many years
it may be ceuturies-ago by Mr.. Daniel
Lloyd, who strayed from Wales into IL oland
and there accumulated the nuclus of a for
tune which since then is alleged to have
swelled to about S36, 900, 600. A couple of
years ago n similar announcement reached
this place, but created little Interest, and 80
far as we know led to no in vestgatiOn. THIS
slime, however, the story is said to come in
n more plausible shape, and if IL should in
deed prove a windfall for the Lloyds of this
neighborhood, there is no person here who
will not be rejoiced to learn of their good
luck, especially If 1t should happen TO strike
VIM. NJ. Lloyd, of Altoona, from whom q
letter conveying the above intelligence came
to Mr.. Abel Lloyd, of this place, fe days
ago, and he in turn should do the fair thing
by his host of creditors in this region
The news Is of course welcome intelligence
TO the parties Interested but it is fair to say
that the hope of obtaining the big bonaza is
somewhat Lloyd by the fear that il the
aforesaid Daniel Lloyd did really die aud
leave such Lloyd-ly sum to his descend
ants, other Lloyds than our Lloyds may
eventually establish the fact that they are
the right Lloyds 10 rake in the big pile.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-02-08
w n EREFORE.

wherefore the doubts that vex the world,
The tumult aud unrest?
Whence the rebellious thoughts of pride
That fill the trou bied breast7
Wherefore do creatures God has made
Arraign His wisdom high?
wherefore the little minds of men
To search his Judgments try2
Were it not worthier OF our state
To say, Whate'er Thou dost,
i know that Thou art "merciful,
Compassionate, and just ~
1 know that Thy sustaining hand
The universe upholds;
That every creature Thou hast made
Thy Providence enfolds.
L know thou forest me, my God
tremble while speak;
Why shOudst Thou love, o sovereign Lord
thing SO fra IL and weak?
And yet, upon the cross for me.
Thou didst come down to die
ask no more, but at Thy feet,
UnquestioniDg, lie.
One thought forever In my soul
Shines clearer than the sun:
know Thou art, aud Thou art God.
Thy sovereign Will be done. LINNBT.