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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-26

MISCELLANEOUS.
Lots for Sale!
-oN THU
INSTALLMENT PLAN
CHEAP FOR G A SH.
West Los Angeles
Offers the best opportunity for delightful
honesteads of any that has ever been Of
fered for sale to the public.
THE WHOLE TRACT IS LEVEL.
Only suffioien ty inclined for good draI ago
THE soil Is EXCEL1.ENT.
And OF such character that 1t never cakes
and is neither muddy in Winter nor dusty
in Summer
IT HAS A DITCH OF WATER RUN
MING THROUGH 1T.
THE MAIN STREET AND AGRICUL-
TURAL PARK RAILROAD
IL completed and running through the en-.
tire land andi now operated successfully
through Park Avenue, 100 feet wide, en-
Ing into the Agricultural Grounds.
INDEpNNDnNcr RA1rpoAD Ia
LOCATED ON THE GROUNDS.
tifpI citv. with the heneat of wREsH
PURE EREEZES FROM THE OUEAN, ,
fashionable residences now s.ected and
:. sS1'so =. o'.o1on nus. sa''Aiy ADS per.
THE Terms TER sr, W5lL n be MADE EASY
mAPS WILL BE FOUND
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-26
Correspondence.

Los ANGELES, Cal, Jan. %, 1878.
WALTER NJ. LEMAN, ESQ.,:
DEAR Strive, the undersigned, citi-
zens of Los Angeles, few of whom were
lecture Of the late Nathan Porter, on the
rise, progress and influence ofthe Drama
and your own beautiful poem, "Our Ma
tive Land" on account of previous en-
gagements, would respectfully invite
you to repeat them at some future time,
to suit your convenience, and we think,
with suitable and timely notice, we can
assure you good hearing and favorable
endorsement,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-26

NoTICE-Tickets for the Ball. including
Supper. for gentleman and lady sc. SO, can
bo had of any member OF tho Committee of
arrangements. Extra lady's tickets at 5 Z.
No tickets will be received at the door unless
countersigned by member Of the committee,
and presented by the original holder.
Tho Board OF he Los Angeles Odd Fellows
Building Association extends a cordial and
fraternal invitation to all soJ0urning brothers
in good standing in this city and county,
and trust that all will Join to IN AXE this csle-
bration worthy OF the order. j25-td
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-26

This is really the West End OF our beau
tiful city, with the benefit of FRESH,
PURE BREEZES FROM THE OCEAN,
uncontaminated by gas or sewer efiuvia.
A glance at the elegant mansions and
fashionable residences now .. ected and
In course OF erection must satisfy aDy par
.on desiring home that this is the place,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-03-19

plain mandate Of the organic law
We confess we should not be di
pleased if tho York county bonds
should turn out to ho worthless
1t is alleged, and, we believe. not
denied, that tho lato Joo Crows re-
ceived five hundred dollars for
making favorable report on the
bill incorporating the Company
under which charter tho county
commissioners undertook to issue
the bonds. They were issued in
the face of strong opposition on tho
part Of Il largo maj ajovity Of the tax
payers. They were issued by "
board, the majority Of whom wcye
both weak and corrupt. Tho very
decision Of the highest tribunal in
tho State is declared, upon worry
good proof, to have been procured
by corrupt means. It is all we'll
enough to pirate about tho rights Of
creditors and of ''innocent holders for
value" But whom it comes to sad
ding a county With u debt of over
two hundred thousand dollara, prin-
ciplul and interest, against the
known wishes Of q majority of tho
Taxpayers, we lean to the side Of tho
Taxpayers. Tho bond holders may
suffer, but they took tho chances,
bought the bonds at discount, and
must not expect too much sympathy
if they have lost their spare money.
We trust the Hampton Xerala ia
correct in its view that tho former
decision "decides nothing" AID that
the recent Judgment of tho Supreme
Court mny rest on such grounds as
to make it finality.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-03-19

and forced the sheriff, by threats
&g~inst bis lie, to surrender tho
prisoners. lie party wa healed
~ one Retniand, . u,'Drious out"
l,w who has been TERROR to tho
l"w abiding people Of that section
foy some tioe. \ United States
m"rshil. with II strong and we'll
nr!oed posse, is now on the track Of
Redmond and his gang. Three
have been captured. Governor
Hampton has offered n reward of
two hundred dollars for the capture
of Redmond.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-03-19
SHERi.FF',5, SALE.

I virtue Of sundry executions to me
- directed, [ will offer 70, sale, before
the courthouse door, in Winnsbo:o on
the first Nonlay in April next, within
he legal lours of sale, to the highest
bidder, for CASH, the following escribed
property, to = u:
Eighty hnShcls oc corn. two hundred
pounds Of hay. eight hundred pounds of
tod'tcr three hun !rrl bushels Of cotton
seed. Ill ninrc or loss. and one four-horse
wagon ail the property Of William d.
Aiken, at The suit Of tho Winnsboro
National Eani and others.
ALSO,
One hundred h1sho!s of corn, two
thousand five hundred pounds O.
'ndi2r, *iv Ernhral bushels OF cotton.
seed, AL moro or lrj,. one gin-hcud and
,Nrac Wagons all rs tho property of
l,hn $. Cnthcart, at tlo suit of d. r.
ticnniEcn.
S. w. RUFF,
Shcritf's Office, S.FC
W.nnSborn, $. G.,
March i3 1878.
mar t6-X2t
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-03-19
" NGNiCIPiL SOHIN.ITIONS,

ficssI'S. L',itOrS :-Plcnse an
nounco the following ticket for our
next Town Council:
Tstcndant.
JNo. j. NEIL.
TVutlcus.
J. II. CUMMINGS,
II. r. ROBERTSON,
j. +. McAIAsrER,
r. j. NIcCARLEY.
The above named are active, rep
resentatlvc young men, and we feel
satisfied that all the varied interests
Of the community will bo protected
and promoted under their adminis-
tration.
March 14-tf* MANY FRIENDS.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-03-19
4 Wheeling dispatch says that
-s-- - - ~-~SeFs- - - =
.ERTC-1i- R..tC.

Senator Gordon, Of Georgia, has
written to the various cites and
boards Of trade which wero moving
to send him to Enropc us com-
missioner from the South, that tho
probable icnyth Of the present
session of Congress; will prevent
him from going abroad.
The sword which Victor EN-
mHnuo, wore during the campaign
o. 1889, and which has justbcen pre-
Sentcl to the municip tiity of Turin
bears these inscriptions: Long
live tho Italian Republic y SEQ
live free Or die" Tho weapon was
used by Marshal Massena in the
days OF tho First Napoleon,
4 talented Washington CORE
spondcnt furnishes the important
information thAt thc soiitNi.e en-
gagcment ring Of the future Mrs.
Don Cameron contains, probably.
the finest stone on any lady's finger
in WHslIin. ytun to-l!y. The Cam
eron- Sherman wedding is to be orc
OF the events Of Washington society
after Lent.
The Grand Lodge Of Free
Nas0na of iIngianl. Lord Carnar-
Won pres iinE, has unanimously
p&&@"l a resolution refusing TO io-
go rM!%a rs u Ere, IIlSon "nY person
initiated i" . lodge where bo!:oi in
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-03-19

AND NOW Canon Farrar rises to
explain that he never said thero was
no hell. He believes that while the
masses will not bo doomed to
eternal torment, some particular
individuals may be doomed ever
lastingly.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-03-19
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

a LII persons holding claims against
LAtnc Fairfield Fire Engine Company,
are required TO file the same, iLcmizcI
anil property attcstel to tho undersigned
by the irst Of April.
J. III. CUMMINGS
mnr12 Of Committee on lndcbt.lno..
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-03-19

SUNDAY WAS St. Patrick's day, an
anniversary especially sacred to all
Catholic Irishmon. 1t was gcncr-
ally observed throughout the coun-
try.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-03-19

u EST Dry Goods House in the South
-l-e All express treights paid where tho
order is $1,000. Write n Postal for Sam
ples aud Price List.
Y. RICHARDS & BRO,
oct ~ Augusta, Ga.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-03-19
NEU'S or THE D.iY.

cApsizinE Of a barge.
,!'ho Pope hAs chlrScl thrco PIC
lNtcs 10 examine the ali .irs OF t'lc
church in Poland AMI propose II
solution of pending questions.
The body Of negro boy who WAS
drowned in the canal at Augusta
dulinG the fire Of February 2G, was
found on Monday.
Joseph LGpamo was huN"" - co..
cord, y. r., on A'tii,v =. tuc .1'1.-
dcr Of Josie L,ngm.l, #.@.ui
girl, whom he wayI,id. H. con-
fcaScu his crime.
The Czar Of Russia has signed u
chcrtcr authorizing Il B. Shaw, i.
G. burgess, Il. B. Lane and other
New York capitalists, to erect and
operate grain elevators throughout
the Empire.
The Elizabeth, N. j., the board of
education has reduced the salaries
OF all public school teachcrS-prin--
cipNls two hundred dollars per
annNm, and each assistant from
Twenty-Five TO seventy five dollars.
The Newburyport, NJ SIS, Five
Cent Bank, which has 81, 100000 on
deposit, has been cnjoined by the
bank commissioners. The officers
Of the bank claim that the assets
will be ample in limo.
The Rev. Bcowp Po1,c, colovel,
was h:Ngol at Winchester, Tenn,
or T;ilay for tho murder Of Felix
Gardner, colored, June 23, 1876.
Nearly ten Thousand people wit
messed The execution.
Tho committee on banking and
currency have agreed to report .
b:ll for certificates on silver, re
dccuablo at Now York or San
Fr"ncisco, aad receivable for all
government dues.
The civil service reSorm commit
tee OF the House Of RaDrcsan.a
tives have voted 80 remove Col.
Polk, doo Keeper Of jlc }inusa. lIc
rs Is said t. htve vi"l,to: the law il,
til" interest OF mamNeta .; Congress
and not for his own benefit.
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~, hV o,!S''''i > : -.''' IL i''Ssn r''-
', vany ,' U''t'S}'"u s, u n'T Nv, ear 'id 'N i
,, u.o,'''H' -, ''''' INC emu %''nHSii Nt'I
N "'o,' ~. a.'' -, va" , .'I'"' ~
'n.';., '',"" y"," V o''l'I:'"' l1: n'S' 10 nc
,,I;, l;I; -, '|',,. @ 'n,o A."' o'' 10 MOI
A',''':7 "''' ''''>' "o"''''''15 'I'o "''il-
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-03-19
The York County Bonds.

~ been aroused IN the matter or the
bonds issued some years ago by the
county missionors Of York in
aid Of tho Chester and Lenoir Mar
row Gauge Railroad Company
The bonds were issued under all
thority claimed to be given by the
act Of the Legislature incorporating
the Company. Great opposition
md considerable indignation wcro
telt at tho action Of tho commits
sioners-thcn composed Of one
ignorant negro, ono low whito
Radical, and one weak though honest
Democrat-and stops were taken to
test it's legality in the courts. Tho
case mado was entitled "Glonn
aud Others vu. the County Commis
sioners Of York County" Judge
Mackoy decided in favor Of tho
right Of tho county commissioners
to issue tho bonds, and his decision
WAS sustained by the Supreme
Court, Justice Willard dissenting.
Last year, Governor Hampton APP
pointed commission to investi-
gate the financial condition Of York
county and by the terms of tho
oct giving him the power to appoint
the lovy Of any special tax was
forbidden on and aftor tho forma
ton of the commission. The coun~
ty treasurer, DR.. II. G. Robertson,
acting under tho express instruo
tions Of Comptroller-G General Ha-
good, deolned to collect or recoiyo
any Of the tax levied for tho pay
mont Of the coupons or that for the
retirement Of tho bonds. TO com
pei the treasurer to collect these
taxes, certain bond. holders applied
to the Supreme Court for writ of
naandon1us. On this case tho Court
has recently rendered it's decision,
refusing to grant tho writ. What
points are made in tho decision we
are unable to state, but the Rock
Hill Hampton Herald is informed
that the Court holds that "the cnse
OF Glenn and Others vs. tho County
Commissioners decides nothing"
This may seem startling, but there
is one grotnd, if no other, on which
the decision may rest. The Stnto
Constitution, Art. w., s8, pre-
scribos
When judgment or decree is
reversed or affirmed by the Supreme
Court, every point made and dis
tinctly stated in tho cause, and fair
ly arising upon the record Of tho
case, shall bo considered and de-
cidou and tho reasons therefor
shall be concisely and briefly stated
in writing, and preserved with the
records Of the case
1t will be soon that this provision
Is mandatory In tho case Of Glenn
and Others, eto., no opinion was
fled by majority of the Court---a
circumstance that occasioned some
surprise at tho time and much
comment since. It may DO
that the Supreme Court rests
its recent decision on the
ground that the Judgment was void
for irregularity in there being no
written opinion expressing tho views
OF the majority Of tho Court. This
may SOON a more tochnicality, but
there is abundant reaaon for tho
constitutional requirement, which
we have not now space to state.
And whom it is remembered that
tho rocont publication and elevation
OF the circuit bench of tho State
came from decision based upon
tho nioost verbal and technical dis.
tinotions, We should not DO surprised
ifit should turn out that tho York
county bonds are declared worth
less upon the ground that the court
OF last resort, in underta king to
establish their validity, ignored q
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-03-19

1T SUBSCRIBE AT ONCE. TIN
March l6-tf
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-03-19
SATURDAY, March 1G, 1873.
SENATE.

OENATE.
The only business Of general in.
tercst was the passage Of the bill
providing for Registration Of
voters to u third reading.
The bill requiring surplus county
funds to be devoted to the payment
OF school claims was passed.
Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REpREsENrAwIvxs
The calendar was taken up, and a
number of bills and resolutions
were read q third time-none of
them Of general interest.
The House concurred in the
Senate amendments to tho bill to
to prevent I'M iust determinations bv
common carriers.
Adjourned.
HEALTH Observation-Disclosures prove
that twenty five pcr cent. Of the
deaths i'll our larger cities arc
caused by consumption, and when
we reflect that this terrible disease
in its earlier stage will readily yie.d
to % bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup Costing rs cents), shall we
condemn the sufferers for their
negligence, or pity them for their
ignorance
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-03-19

TsH Pm aN...>. .,. mriIrn
70 ;3is season ii the year urc :.
severe o!,ic.l for Tic hugs. The
Hn{ct't of hard conch gcnrra!l,
i"a's 81 . VIC }.nrss Of thc lnn"r.
"hi@i', Not ;uirclnontiy, results, II
NrmsU!np'ipn
%rN.%@H'% Huinr"Nfc SYRUP will t.:
nee rc,i~yn HnI oo&en tigh
cough nnl l. "eh n ngrcenble
rcnciv thst c"i.3~sn Will take it
without hcing co"xcl. 4 cold on
the l'ln~s, i consumption is not
already dcyelortd, my be easily
mastered hy the use of the Pulmon c
Syrup, together with Schench S
Mandrake Pills to clear the sys ten
Of the accumulated mncus.
In more serious cases, whore the
disease has become deeply seated
ana the patient suffers from loss of
appetite, weakness and cmaciation,
Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic should
he used in connection with the
ABOVE mentioned remedies, to stImu-
Itto the appetite "nl b.ing the
digestive powers into hcnl,hy action
thereby sustaining the strength OF!
the pNiiont and enabling him to
resist tho progress Of tho disease
until tho Pulmonic Syrup may per
form It's healing HnI cleansing
work.
The use Of these standard rene
dies according to the directions
which accompany them, cannot faii
to produce most satisfactory re-
suits. n letter addressed to Dir.
5chne"k Corner of Sixth and Arch
SITS, Philadelphia, naking advice,
will promptly receive tho Doctors
personal attention, Fl iee Of charge.
Schcnck's Medicines arc for sale
by al Druggists.
Considerable cXcitcmont has been
caused by n recent occurrence in
Pickcns county. Three men were
arrested on the 9th inst, on tie
charge Of q violation Of the United
States revenue laws, and lodged il
the county Jail. Soon after wards 4
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-03-19

The latest news by mail ard telcgrap ph
irom all q uartcrs ofthc Globe.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-03-19
TIE STATE LEGTSL.iTIRE
FRIDAY, March IS, 1878.
SENATE.

The bill to prevent unjust lis
criminations by common cnriicga
passed It's third reading ana wlS
ordered to bo enrolled for rutiticl
ton.
The committee on privileges and
elections reported favorably on thc
bill to provide for n registration OF
voters
The Speaker Of the House attends
eel III the Senate, and number oi
acts were ratiiicd--among them the
following: An act to restore the
remedy Of distress for rent; an nct
to amend an nct relating to vacaN-
cics in county Offices and the mo- lo
OF filling the samr an nct to pre-
vent the 10 Of spiritNous liquors
at divers places; an act to provcn
cruelty to animals ;tn act to amend
an act to provide for an inspur:0"
OF phosphates and declare his
duties; al act to amend an act to
regulate tho fees Of probate Judges,
clerks OF court. and other officers =;
an act to repeal an act in relation
to tho place Of trial Of civil actions
IN cases in which tho State is ins>
terested.
Adjourned.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-03-19
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The committee Of free confer
encc, appointed on the part Of The
House, to adjust Tie differences
between the two honscs, relative to
the University bill, reported that
they recommend that the House
recedc from it's refusal to acccdc to
the amendments of the Senate.
placing tho management Of the
University under the control Of a
board of trustees, to be elected,
instead Of under the control of the
board of trustees elected last year.
The report Of the committee was
adopted.
The House then took up the
phosphate bill, which was debated
without action.
Adjourned.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-03-19
PUBLISHED BY THE
charleston Publishing Company.

a Democratic paper owned by the poo
plc and published in their interest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-19
.llRn BnAEn--s:an L. NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT 1-1Gc. LOWER; FUTURES CLOSED
BARELY STEADY uR QUlET-wHEAT
LOWER CORN QUIET--oAIs fIRM--wHIsKEY
NoMiNAL-PoRk QJIET-LARD FIgM--pETEo-
LEuM QuIET--oIT.s QUIET-spIRITs TURPTN-
TINE QUIET--RosIN QuIET--CoFFEE QUIET
SUGAR QUIET.
TUESDAY, June 1S-0 p. NJ
Business moderate but the markets wcrc
nevertheless generally steady. Az the Proddco Ex-
CHI uge -four was quiet Wheat was dull ana lower,
except for winter Corn WINS IN moderate request at
about previous prices Oats were nrm. whiskcy
nominal Pork quiet Lard firm. Cotton on tho
spot was Lice. lower quiet futures closed barely
steady. Groceries quiet Oils, naval stores and
petroleum quiet
ASHES were quoted At 4,sc Axe for pots and SIC.
5Ac Tor pearls.
ASrNosY ruled steady at f2Lc. a i2Kc., gold. for
reguius.
BAeoISG quoted 97sc. Toe. for lbs weight
iO1sc for IA lbs. weight
Covryx.-The market for Rio very dull At New
orleans 1900 bags Rio, OK 4. N. wyath. sold
private terms. Mild coffee quiet We qaote :-Ord
nary cargocs. i3c. 13lac iar DO. 15tc good DO
i5s,c; prime do. Ice i6t4c extreme range lots
i3hc ISc. Santos, iair TO good, 19sic i51c..
goli. 90 days. Java government bag. 2Dc a 2iisc
do. grass NC 22tsc.; singapore lie isbc
CeyIon. Toe 1sc Maracabo iSc 17c, Lsguayrs. 1<c
Ice jamaica 100 30; 81 Domingo. t31sc., Porto
10 alehc Cesta kics, lAs. al7o; Nexissn, ASa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-19
THE JUVENILE wRECKERs.

Four more thoroughly scared small boys :han the
lads who caught placing stones tho truck OF
the Green street elevated have rarely been
seen the Tombs. They stood NJ the bar yesterday
morning shiveriug and crying One OF them. after
crying until his eyes swollen TO twice their
natural s,zc suddenly ceased, AID vigorously rabbing
them with his coat sleeve, said:-"what's DO use; if
were gon 10 DO hung what's do use Of crysn'r'
when arragncd ut the bar three only were present
namely. Dougai Thompson, ngcd ten; Henry Bsrger,
aged ten, and Henry Alberts, aged ceventho fourth
not having mt that time boon arrested
Judge Morgan succeeded In getting from them thoir
names and tho TACT that they frequently played IN
Greenwich street around the ccvatcd railroad
'.why did you put these stones on tho rackr" asked
the judge holding up tho stones which wore IN ev-
dence, and which were about the sizc OF an ordinary
pavement stone.
ave didn't do II. Judge" stnmmcred the older; at
was sch gitzy" eyes, II was Schutzy,' echoed tho
other lads, apparently much relieved. "he did II.
We only climbed on tho road. We ddn't know nothn'
ABOUT IT,
Further examination revealed nothing more. The
lads persisted In laying tho blame '.5chuitzy,n
whose found TO DO William SCHULTZ, his age
twelve.
The iurther hearing then adjourned until alter
noon. When tho was again called up Counsellor
Price, who In the meantime had been retained by the
parents oil the prisoners. appeared at the bar and
Dounccc that he would waive examu atton and go TO
trail In the court special Sessions Hc asked that
bah be fixed In a low the Court placed bail At
forward The other two were then sent TO tho boys
prison. Schultz enormously denied having put the
stones tho track. saying that no didn't know who
A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-19
BROOKLYN STEAM TRANSIT.

The Brooklyn steam Transit Company yesterday
Iad about two miles OF railroad track from tho CITY
limo along the route Of tho old Turnpike road toward
Concv Island. The track runs parallel with the
horse car route OF tho smith street and Coney
Island Company. II 10 Of narrow gauge aod OK.
tends iron tho Bay Ridge branch Of the
Manhattan Beach iine TO the to gate. fne residents
along tho route arc highly indignant against the COM
pany and are butterfly opposed 10 having steam road
operated that route. They claim that tho steam
aosit company have absolutely no right to tho land,
the Zee Of winch IA Invested In the adjoining owners.
The property Interested declare their intcn.
ol bringing the matter before the courts Tor adu
dication. Inc chartcr OF tho company requires
that they snail nave al least milo OF
their road constructed before July =, aud
II claimed that the hurried work on
Concy Island turnkpigc Is intended 10 keep within
the provisions OF their charter that ~ may not lapse
The oncers Of the company deny That their purpose
Is merely guara Their charter rights and they cvn
tend that they earnest la their work Of road
CONSTRUCTION, anu will have thcr elevated railway
butt IN Fulton street, Brooklyn, much sooner lasn
peoplc generally imagine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-19
DOMEST MARKETS.

GALvrsroS. June 10. 1878
Cotton nominal midiling. lie; low miudlinr ioi6c.;
rvod ordinary sac Mt receipts 2ij bales. exports
coastwise, 20 stock. 5.37o.
NEw ORLEANS, June ~. 1878.
Cotton quiet. middin9 II ne low mddng iOtn good
ordinary, Toe set receipts, 5iS baes gross. s3 In
ports Great Britain, ss26 Sales, asa stocx ~ 52u.
Monitg. June ~, 1873
Cotton quiet aud steady; midiling. 1ic u5sc. low
mddng Oxc. good ordinary s9ac nsesc Net t-ceipts,
~ bales nross, 35. Exports ccastwisc. AL Sales 100
stock, q ,360
Cotton rniet and easy; mddng ivHc os middlipw
fOc. good ordinary, Dc Net receipts. 6S bales. gross
2BB sales. 20. stock, 2,sl4.
CHARLESTON June IL. 1878.
Cotton anet; midiling. HE low mddng. tUAr. n
17Sc good ordinary iUic ioc. Net receipts, 81 bales
SAFES, Oh Stoex, s3i.
WILMINGTON. ". c.. june ~. 1873
spirits Of turpentno nrn 2sc kosin hrm at 81 ~
for strained Crude turpentuo steady at 81 for hard
10 Tor yellow dip and ~ fo vkgn Tar hrm ~ 81 80
OswsGo. juno ~. 1879.
Flour iower No spring, s. 50 80 Tot amber winter.
Is 53a So white winter ss - double extra ~ -
= 81 %. poces 81 % 81 Cos sales l,2u bills.
WI ~ dn ssle, - bushels supsr Mehsan a, ~ ~,
held ~ III IL i,2Up 10. No. Milwaukee, club, to
arrive 81 %. car lots OF white state ~ ~ torn
quiet; Of high MIXED luiedo ~ 40 state 80.
Oats quiet Barley nominal S.r. N. al go Tor eo,ed
and Sly for uuboted per ton Nfeed-Shosts, $ta ship
..uds 81; middnngs $i5 sie per ton Canal !rcgh,s
Wheat aud peas, 4Ac corn and rye. SIZE barley. axe
10 Nsu yerks iumssrs ~ w " Albanyi % " " nsw