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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-10-09
THE CorroN MARKEr.-The cotton mar.

The CoTToN MARKET.-The cotton mar
ket is not controlled by supply and demand.
The sudden rise and fall in the price Of the
staple cannot be accounted for on any of the
common laws of business. If supply and de.
mand regulated the price there would be the
same fuctuation in the prices of cotton goods.
The whole crop is manipulated and controlled
by speculators, who manage it to their own
advantage and much to the.loss of the produ-
GERS They combine to make money while the
planters stand aloot from any combination,
and, consequently, are unable to protect them
selves They are obliged to take what they
can get without any regard to what the cost
of production has been. So the whole crop
is consumed and nothing is left to start on for
another year in which the same policy is car.
ried out. IF the farmers ever mean to protect
themselves they had better set about it. Con-
gress or the Legislatures of the different
States, should enact law making gambling
in cotton futures punishable by fine and inn
prisonment. It is the very worst and most
dangerous species of gambling and has ruined
many Of the most reputable business men in
the country. Laws are enacted against card
playing, lotteries and other games of chance
and rigidly enforced, but there is no way to
reach the greatest gamblers Of them all, cot
ton futures. The market can never be in a
healthy condition as long as it is controlled
and directed by the cotton gamblers, who fix
the price of the staple before it is ever planted
aud rob the planters under the sanction, or at
least, by permission Of the laws If men
were honest like they used to be, and were
content to get rich by the ordinary methods
Of trade, there might not be so much glitter
and show, but there would certainly be more
substantial prosperity.-Abbevils Medium.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-10-09

DONE HELPING THEM.-aI have done
helping them," said an old farmer, speaking
of his sons. "a gave them a start, but they
managed badly and made losses. And my
daughters all married we'll; their husbands
are mechanics who made high wages -three
or four dollars day-in prosperous times;
but they spent it as fast as they made it,
and thought nothing Of going on frolic that
cost them twenty-five dollars, and now they
are out of work and for a long time past have
been paying their rent; but I have done help.
ing them now, for, with the sickness have
had in my family, the money / had saved is
about used up, and I have only the farm left.
This man lived the opposite course from
that Of his sons and sons-in-law. BE had en-.
joyed life nationally, but had carefully pro-
portioned his expenses TO his income, always
keeping the income the larger Of the two.
The result was that he had been able to re-
lieve the necessities Of his SONS and sons-in-
law when their own improvidence had reduced
them to the verge of want.
The example Of these young men should
serve as warning. It is an example to be
Stunned, while that of the old farmer is
worthy of every young mans imitation.
Whatever your income, carefully and scrupu-
lously, with undertaking regularity, lay aside
small percentage of it, and it may some
day prove source of the greatest relief to
yourself and to those you love.
, 1879-06-27

a Great Advance In tho Price of the Knv
Matcrlai--Tl.e manufactured Goods dolue
Up Rapidly.
ft'0 Tori Tribune, June u.
Illero Is considerable excitement among the
| manufacturers ot st1k gools over the sdyauce In
! tho price Of raw slEa. Three years aCo this
month the raw material WAS lower than 1t lad
been for tho previous twenty yaxra. Ow lug 10
TIC short crops thcro W0s u sudden advance In
TIC tnaEket, anu The price went up from a To
FLU pcT I'Iunsl. Since that tina there has been
gradual dcclno In tile price, a,d loss than
m9I'tll ago tine raw stlK could lie purchased at
from g.. II TO $500 per pound. The sultlen r,4s
III the prize Is owing 10 tl.e almost uttcr failure
OF u'e ltalfan crop Thc Fronch crop ID also
verT poor Tho failure OF tho European
crons wns cuused BY The cold sur;ug, 1.h.
Italian ail French silk IL tho best r1tac In tho
Wurld, mud It Is Bu.l in !Isu llia,.ufacture of t,
tirst Eradrs of dress goods usnl ribtons. It has
greater brs!liancf, ana IL much stsuagcr than
ilIc silk OF chtnh or Jnpan.
tbs cr0p III Ehlnu thia year ia d heavy one
MT lhat Ut dapan IL not verY good. Tile supply
os llas!ais aud French silk teng very short, tic
trtyv o. ~ grades OF raw material Is rapidly ad-
thia country. The frcnrh uni ltultan silk haa
advanced frotn 81 tn $S.7 per pouud, Jspan
sstk, which Is rs1t In value. has advanced if,,In
ex 20 70 =. ~, 70, n4nn ,;,, an Cltaa sIf vis fola
ut $3.50 per pound. Thu Muw crup. ia Chi,,a
Anl Japan aro being sold al very bluh
prizes, mil thu sAk brokers urc united
~ tho oDlaion that t..crn will bo luz.
tter advance In prIcos, md that t,ny viii
nut to le lowered until tt,e rrups Of nsxt gear
ara brought on tiM tnnrket The manufartur-
ers anu brnkrrs holding large stocks Of Italian
aud French raw SILK have u,udo !llmense sums
Vt lnouey hy The rlse In thu market. Durllu:
tho last fortnight tho ps.ca ol aItk guods Of III
Kinds has constantly advanced. lle various
kinds q kf!l ribbons, silk hantlkerrhlcfs, nut
abroad " Or tsress goods, have risen about.lolf
per cent; The rise In il,s prize OF sewing .flka
a'Hl Machins t".sts averages from 10 to is pcr
cunt: The ""shrown'' silks, which are known
40 "tfa'ns" a!M "orEanzers,n hayu brca
si!k bra|ds a1d OF other Rooas Manufactured Of !
silk has also been largely iucreased, This sea-
son tl!e deHanu for silk goods aud all ktnlls Of |
bls ribbons has been ypry heavy, and lhp n,tlls |
at Paterson. uuion l'Ill, Alnl in this city aro |
running On full tlnte Manufacturers think that t
lha ne sudden rlsu In tho rOlt Of the raw material
will not lessen the demand fur uae fabfIcs-
, 1879-06-27
Tbs Succcsa Of the Republican Ps:ty.

cr,n,. r."soa M Ia"'' ~. ~ ~" 'F'oaae
| e""o' ous'e a"-ihe next election Hill do
| penu on INC method adopted By the leaders In
the selection Of candidates. II the old barnaclcs
/ who hare fattenetl on thn mat .n,,a.. -, ~.
| nnrtv nm, Twas a,S ,s... p"ss ouees"e ~ t1e
i,,rr.,,t ~, ar, aou' na'o peeone III many cascs
eo4i"os a'u uletatof1al. arc Dit forward 10 rep.
resent the party, thuIr ticket Will be failure in
many parts OF The state. and most ssaur,,1,v = ~
In Ci,oL- cou,,tv Tho ,.,a,a 80. ~
and n tbo ~ fsopo "" nto9''
" LUG o'u HepuoiicAn Ha1o5lIlea nFo expect
ca ~hen the ballots arc counted, now, Vigorous,
md young mon must be advanced;
s,,cca.. ~ t,,t. ~. ., s.a.e 1!o opo elVe
,,nsa 49,, ~ ...' ra.', 1ae ntrouacIoh Oh fresh
14eoN 'a*u "S aeius. 41uno!eda OF young men
IN sympathy with the party have lltttv Interest
su its s,lcccss. II they are simply to be usri to
nf1yance TIM interests NJ tho,n ,n,1 -
rror in ~, .or,.as .,1 ~ .Aoa1 "uo uase elo"n
~ ..G acr'ee, ana VINO insist on Inonopo-
'nslis a4t l7c places OF honor aud profit. TAcse
old baFpaeles a,,l lifelong political schemrrs
orc also unpopular, aud do uut nossc.s thr
respect and Will not ret the SUPPORT of lie en-
tire Republican party. These veterans pronnsn
70 rule all local rs well as general elections. nui
!! they cannot do this form outaidc co1nbina-
tsons with Democrats to gain their ends.
This wns tlle case Inst spring Mt Wys1e Park
The ol!l-tsnc leaders failed to got routroI Of tic
tndorstl by the strnfglt l,cpubicsn or.,nn;zs.
tton,4 To accomplish thcr obfoct. t],ercf.re.
sercral who consider themselves TIC bacEbons
OF The pnrty In the ytlIaro forn,,4l cotnhtrnS
ton With tile Democrats, ami thought hy lint
means 10 defont thc regular Republican tfcErt.
To prove thor want Of influence md tho foct
shat tl,ey do not control tho Republican party
, 1879-06-27
PHILADELPHIA

TH1IADELrtl1A. Juno .G. .-FLoun-1,xceed.nclv
dnlii Western sapcrane depot, s3.75; Mime.
eota oxtra fAa'ily, low eradc ST. 1D l. 90; d. med
lam, sl.a7!a; do good. S. Luos1t.75; Ohio family,
good. sa*ao; Minnesota patent process, SO. on a
ri; Kyo -four, 81. 10.
~, uuA's,When' nnsctt'od; market cornorea for
'"ne deliveries; Impossible to give ruliab,e
qaolnt'ons; Michigan w|lItc. dopot, s1.1Y; No.
I red, elevator. gar lois. s1.lD; .Juno cor.
nFoti: m 1rch.. Il. lDls bid; si.:iO asked; Juiy
S1.lg s!'l; 81. 1o5i askud; August, Sl,07 it'd:
sl.aI'i asked; September, ST. .0Us; lii: Ill. nil
askrd. Curn Qnltt: heated. 4.GlI5Jc; rp1cctrt On
trae':, ia11e31Ci skenhtr mixed d. I7G6jflc: uli
WGstct'. ml@ra tio, IN 1s4akc sill mixed jur1s
4ae htd: 4"isC ASKED; JHly, 4ji{e bid: 4Ii:c
asked; August. 4l!tc hid; 4;tIc nsied Scuto,nicre
a1:c BID; i:.c askcl Dat. unsettled: yrry tint:
H1c. '''"' ''sS
rnoy,srnSs--In fair tlc,nantl Primo zness bscr.
S!s. oo. ltA'ns -:S1nuku,i, ~, n0Gl 10 10. Iarl-
Wn'torn. St. t...,ilo. 30.
!, uurrElt -ftcadY: creamery extra, t5GblGc; Ncw
rorx sia1c aud bradford Comfy {i'a.l exiray 14c:
NGstetn Reserve extra, 116b1:
EEns-Hcnk: Western, lie,
CHkKs.-'Eholcn wAnte,[: creamery fkNAsfr
IhTNh,.Hu1t-Ffsm: retlrct. t!Hc; crude, o.
MHHkr--aicnty; Western. 81. .0tl.
NtuE!rra-FloAr, ], 100 hrs. wheat, &C. 600 hu.
corn. IL. hG0 hM; mats, IL, D01 bu, 91'
eAiPAES7s-Hh heat, 81, Quo bt,
, 1879-06-27
1sncEs 1slnpd County.
10 The I4ttor a Iise 4'rthu1ls.

~ HE LaANNF " INC Af4GH1lf.
EpatN6ToA, ILL.,, Juua :.5-In looking oysr
lilo cn'uInns Of oie Of tho most valuable papcrs
Of the Wc,t, Tlts TnlnusE, hare never set
secn word from our Roca lslanl County, ono
OF the beat established counties Of tho Vest /
SEQ csory wooll letter from almost all Ut tho
counties Of tlle uuinn oxrupt tic ab,ye.,,amcd
county. Sorry to say IL, sorry to even thIhlt
that no o'e takcs enough tnterust in our owl,
thrlY!''E county TO even scnl q report Of the
crops. No uns ever l.ents fro.n Rock lsland,
Nune abroad know Ut its sreat cntcrnrIses.
Yrt It IL ono Of the bright stars Of thc globe,
so ut lust have como 70 u liberalization that /
VII sally forth atnl glvu few stat lstics Of Tho
sIlent t.,,snty First of all, III hooking oYer Rock
Ihiashl County you bcH sotue of tIe largest u,an-
ni,as!ur'E ,l, estul,i1shnIsnts 10 DO lonau any.
"!cte, iiz.: fe large blow works Of Alultno aud
Of fl'e titS of Rock Islalnl, tho large tub and
pail Iaeturlcs+ 1ounurIes, organ factorIes. and q
l!ost Of otheFs. ften IN going on t., the sioY-
s.uahsnt lela,!u, tflefe yo'l seq tht mammoth
mat ue1y almost husts Ut artnies. The CIty OF
ItueK !s!als! contains about :D,00 lulxbltaDts.
AlsA islall4 tountycDntatns quite lumber Of
st.r p11,i' " bsc bsc. me 4a 1hsy ar !neFeas!u tls
ne!ag ana M aoasu eropa to BIZ about ~ xov.t us
ts.'al, but otl'cra arc not. a. for spues.
Tiers ute almost ,.onc. Curruuta uls sau,c, bllt
oer uneat s1a, iar is"it S s aysraEs csop Winter
spiondtd; .9ms stumbling orvr slx feet. Oats, as
a general Thing, rather light. urass Will uut Ls
ahym aJs ncar ail average crop. II |. yrrY hight
ON account ot nut haYlllg rain curljer In tiM
spring, hut for the past two weeks It haa rattud
every aay u two, except now Tor { couple oi
days Il has becu cool and clear, g!yi,x tip farm
ets caaIc: 10 do tl'ctr ploxlns, which /. nvrued
very tl1Ncl, Us iu soulB placcs 1hr weeds are NJ
n'ost getting ths start Of tho coru. hut still \
!aFga humber Vt the farmers hayb Runp over
t heir evrn-lelds the third ttrir Nov 10 rsturn
~ tsi "recks Of tlle past: that Of fair. shulnv
u pictured TN my counteuauco when read re-
p"rte lrom .!Fcry oilser county OF their SUCCESS
!nl lars an Of thu great interest manifested III
, 1879-06-27

-r-
.ouniY i'aa a'orocd II fufr so:.,t. ;wn Or three
Eenfe ago hcessr ;'iy 'Y,riel ts, .,,,,y.rt III.
hoit'h6tfu'Nt' tH:t .lhil:ht. into II tmrs,-rnr
;sacH, Iinl tnaMrte d.tnty ',"tau,t tse cltc{ v,.
tt;a lit; atnnqgh f no th!sr .o"ntr l.ax greater fa
ttnt'es lnF haSfnE number one fair tha. tSock
.stti tsounty. ~ my litter has ha.co,nt some.
Nnat lengthy. will tlo.c, hopin. Tint / wti,
hot oe sie oaIy Correspondent that 5ou will ever
Lave 1foin this place; fours.
- Country scuooluAnx.
Dir Harrison VIII pIenss Arise nnti Explnjn,
70 ths iatfor ot The 7rtbWnt.
CHICAGO, juno 20-What does aIayor UarrI.
ton mean by fs courac regarding the Com.
munca We wht opposed llis election rnre OF
INC opinion slnt, coming from the Intelligent
class, as he di1, he would, In tho event Of cleo
lion, Rt least tfgc us Government superior 10
tho tniquitols Cols'n regisnr Wo supposed
Tint tue vou Of the blatant Commune would
hardly be considered BY him ~ sufficiently I'm.
portant to tausa him 10 give II ttnbr,dle.l II.
cen'o IN the community. But, Mr.. Editor, the
people are becoming alarmed. Tho frat op,n-
ion that &c hear from his ilonor the Mayor Ia
tnat be aas no power to dssrtn these inlc.
nfenoent f r. ORGANIZATIONS, and this In the face
In Tic event oi Ills refusal to
carry out this law, the peoptc have rnmciy
thrcgEl. criminal prosecution. 30 TINT II Is
..rf s"soHtei5 ucCes6hry 10 public KhfetY tlint
~ ilnrriaoh do his duty in tic matter, f|ut
frs u graycr Question arsng from lhc last
gas ordered that no policemen be letailed to
tfop peace et any, pics,!c or ottlcr gathering
where an a'ltn!ssion is charged or on attempt Is
made to make money out Of the OCCASION unless
ther paJ Tor It. IT. Other words, sl,e t11urderous
Gonmunc. who wants no police around whsn il
!, +. coucosting treason, can have i.s way
~ sln'py charging = nickel admission
7" The grounds, MID refusing to nay
~ , police ior its presence. Unicr ti.e thIn
Ea'se-too thin for onv one not to see through
ll-of eavinE tho city rxlcnsc, the MaYor uro-
buses ~ 70 allow thc Commune to commit any
fcpfelntloHs It cEooscs when It assemblies, by
Withdrawing n! protection to innocent spccta-
M :nts or f'assers.by. Nov, what other copetruc-
m !on can be put upon this last or.lcrl Docs not
,aa hs city pay tts poIleo every day whether on
luty Or mott Does not the Mayor betray either |
q assfn'ne stupidity ar desire to permit tic
;ommune to harc !ta nay br simply rcfus!nc to |
10 exactly lhe one THU: OF u!l ollers II tiots
lot Wish toll II this Is = mistaken intcrnrnts-
lon Of the subject, will Frank Adams pieasc
asor the public With another Of bis lucid onin-
ons o. to what our astute City Governor mcans
y his last orderl ,Jr.rICr.
, 1879-06-27

! hpec7d4 Dfapafca 10 The Tt1hnnG.
| Nav YonK. Jnne observation-disclosures /
wheat on rery modcrnto scale: No. 2 rcd and M
Chicago and milwaukee, sprtnc for carlv dniIvo,,
again qnotua stronger; speculative bidding In Nc
"epr'ng further adYanced 1920 per btl. bus will,
out Iea&ilnE 10 Important transactions, holders ask
iac much higher figures; cab1o adv,ces Of tlfotc,
nuslnca' and aomcwllat cas!cr range Of values; M
| Chicago and Milwaukee snrlnr uomlnnI1y rt,etc
NJ u. IL bid and SLID asked; e., 600 hu C1licag
10 arflYo at o'c' Corn moderately active Tor carl
delivery; No. opon!Hg steady. but leaving of
tssao cheaper on frce offerings; mixed we.tcr1
prices; No. 2 Westcsn auoteil a. GonglHo. fat
h.aviy ors bstal os,ns" 40 sHsn
rnovislossNiIos : prod,,ct. declined .1,phtv on
, sss 'sy. ,. @o.e%ent; @ mes. for eas!y devsr, il
snssy ssss ,a. brands and g. 10 et I'd CT meat.
$40 for wcstcrh. Lard moderately active % fo' 81
tlnn, clos'nr =, ~ - .nAaT , ea'es =. pees anns op
bla; September, 50. s,:. pecf md beef hutns ycry
quiet. "''' '|0' <AA-' Wy
T4,Ism-fo fs'r request With primo closing Mt
Fnx.anrs-Farly active business: accommodate
=. ga" a'teas's' ','no at1eal'oh ana qnotod
hipnEt'on OF wheat valnes
xorkea ,ae, decidedly @ aca'nst export movsment for
dull. '''>"' 'A'
srdAns-haw quoted shats dearor, and in q
fa!riy actifo demand basis OF UHc for fair and
0Mcl1 0-1Gc for good relncit Cnts: refined morn
sofrbt: cut lonf nuoted NJ sAc
wm,sxr-t,uotcd nputnulJy A. n o,x rttho,.
movement,
:. To tas ufs,tr,. A.tottat<a rr::s,
, 1879-06-27
C[Hnhonh Itslbra.

=. TT" sS'*'ts7 "
PROVIDENCE, H. l., juno al wish II to b.
o'stinetlJ understood that I DO not cJuftn 10 be
va o@eu'srfr u The use Of vinchoua.rubra ss
alee'euy Tor fnebr'ciy. The oblcct Of the ar,f-
ele ~ u'e ao"f''a! Of Chtmsssry was to call ut.
ael''oh 10 The discovery, not to tAc liscorercr,
n WY was lacn unknown to ine. The remedy 3,as
' oeen IN use not only bY myaclf but by $or1,cr
physicians hero for q lpn1 t,yne. 7 hnsn o,to,,
written articles railing attention to mr. own ,lss,
did lay claim. j, ii. Jonssns n n
, 1879-06-27

& |;|||{l|Eg |||1|E||||ERR|RERlA y

At no time In The hin.
TORY Df. medicine baa An
astftlc appeared which
has met With grtnter ap-
nturaf and fnccess than
btnsen's Cnrcinu Plaa.
'ftHr. WHY they arr Pre-.
intFta 10 all othes ttorpua
plaaters Il owing 10 slteir
ia,nFoselt COMPOSITION;
thcy act tnstat,fuu
cMfn speedily and otIec.
1'1iyafctans nnti the pcn.
crat p,il,lEc w!ln acxnowi.
fcd!Eo the great l1cnrllts
derived from, the uee Of
Tho ordinary porous Mas
tier. however. mAttt,aln
that tf,cir action 10 NOT
stMc1cntly prompt, re.
1ntrlf'8 Limo, patience,
anu continuous VICAR 10
eIcct . ctlre. Detson's
Gapetno Plaster ovot.
lgomea thfR difficulty bt
accomplishing III 4 few.
honrs that winch II
sakea stny other plastss
~ many dAJe.
hith0nCh 4 recent In.
ivention, i}cnsnn's Cap.
Gina Porous Plaster hns
Men Thoroughly teaEd
Ivy physlcE&ns, nnff bAys
been pronounced slis
most thoroughly cfnea.
ctons plaster eycr do.
vtetsl.
Its marvellous ln0u-
rHcc over the circntatinu
, 1879-06-27

!n'niea hy Cant Martini and tic s!nrg,,ls an.
,lorl; tHnf. Martini, Win xas At z,t|aI,, had
"tem * iniaftIlml b1 messenger sent By t1t KIM
o' Shoa'! t'lat some companions Ut tn. Matdus
tthlIn"f', ~ler Engaged exploring south OF ,hc
kiIE,ntn nf bboat', tad iten taken nfIsuotrB
n" l''.treateJ BY hostie tr1bcs, who demanded
largs kltus for their runsn,n,
, 1879-06-27

At the turIal Of tle lRte Baron Lionel Dc
llothsctl!d. his kinsmen wlo wuro uresonE esch
threw thres apadcluis Of cartl, into tl,s grnye.
the eldest son leading in the ceremony Whtle
the body was heing lowered Into the grave they
unitrd in repeating the w0rds: "atay ho coma
an l,, to h'a appointed plase in peace;' aud, ~
blades Of sr'.ss, sAYIng: ".And ,hgy shall bjos.
som lufsh from llU ruins like tho dust or the
e4E TIL
, 1879-06-27

~. FOREIGN.
aae Following were received By ths Chicago
Board Of T1adu: A's"s'
n.fkasoot+ Jpna a8-1l 80 4. m.-Flpur. ss I'd
sslos - ~ Wleat-Winef, 5. s,dsaua I'd; sp.,px,
:. 4oasss I'd, white, Ss 4aea0s raj club, o. lda o.
81 torn - 11d0sts. Pofk, 47s. Lard, a2s I'd,
6. ,stksoot. June 2t-1:00 y. m.-Flour-l:1trA
~ ns.r' - "heat quiet but nrm; rcd winter
W Id; No. aspstug. ~ ii; No, y do. IL I'd: eli.
, 1879-06-27

hid: July, SLOT: AnRu.i srtc: No. :, fn, ~. .a1,
;;;s''.e ;;sSe fss,G;.. Ss; pot s; js'y :xs; hass.
1nlet, white. :g1c. Michigan, :s,c,
ltxcKtrTs-WhtaL III, Ut1' BIT rnrn. ct, ,U01 In.
EHlrkha7s-.WhcRt,tl u. 01u bli CHsu, d, O0O bu,
, 1879-06-27
TILE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.


7" The EdlfnF NJ The TrfbHrN,
CHICAGO, June 2l-It Is said that the ex-
penhes Of f'c Engi!sll nruy III Africa has reached
about 1loo'0Qv mouth, md that they hare 90.
oo0 nen III the field. Don't you suppose Tint
II would well par the Englfsh Government IN
nhy ono OF our great Indian iIeh,crs--Makinp
n,e y. @ n"ost selection ustt Of twenlY.ilye-nboIt
truly, XMna,n.r IT,. WHIT M, My 1vuss
, 1879-06-27
COTTON,

AtEAFHrs. TcHn.. ,Juns 2I.-CorroS-Ftym: m.
colpts II halesi shll,n,ents, 200; stock, q, III:
sales un!mportnnt; Inidll,nR, 1I!ic.
sr. LouIs, Mo-, dune observation-disclosures
unchanscd tales, mono; receipts, % bales: shin.
meuta, 90; stock. O, 150.
, 1879-06-27
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
Few YoAE, June III. W.--3rEvEs--J,nre,v ono enr,
nonnlsy nncnngs drcsssa boof u yeps ~ IT,, II
tnhc rs thu extremes Of uatNe sides, and 5GlHo hi
trg5un; shipments so-'lay' 51o 1lfe Rnd SO quar-.
SHEEr-Recctpts, :, GOO; M salo for orannry to
Guiding Y, sS,nIoa @ e AZ 1t %. Ski sxft r.
leo lbr; i";s-. "lro dull, bit mote nrl1ly lcid
Eersras cn1-l0ads Southern aua Western jainTs at
Snn a.; Eh'pnonts to.day, 900 live and
.ssas +, s. s aSe',sa n9ss asy
tosI.10' Or ,bc per loo lss loWoi ''N'''A o. W
BUFPALo.
BUFFALO, 1uno 81. tl.-CAryLE-Rctetrta, /, aU2.
epnsc @sfkct ea,er; 70: anesly lower; mrn -
$55ee4.0 90: eighteen c1rt unsoll.
,u,, gn1Sr AMP ,LAsus-Necointt, {. 200; market
; mand; foldcrs anxious 10 reaxo; fcw saies eood
t. ncho!c9 to fccdcs. s.5olal. .o0; extra for exoFt,
i!f:Ss vs. az na9sse 1sed a, md s.en
Till = $s S';;s 5s ~;
closing with continued downWa I'd tonicncy tbrco
cas.loaas unsold.
EAST LIBERTY.
eeip;s nSsr 1o.dar isnr6 t., f.. ;,ano
,aatket to,i ios lrcs days j, lid throur1 ' anI s
,:a local; al sold except III loads iust urFlve%,
=. a5 psseh s unchanged from yesterday, What atc
l,oa:liseetpis, s1i aad: to.ai I'1s for three
& ssass ;:9; forkers, 50. ooQa 90, rh,adsIpiias.
Al, s,lEEr-1tceeipts day. i. mo heal: total far
a1SS estFa ss M 1s1 1'G selling very dull; common to
sr. Lou1s.
tn11' IT. Lngs. Mo, .Ianu 70. Observation-Disclosures
mlEHer; TcNA!ss, g.. GU6n:i. III: lnltInns MI ira
, 1879-06-27

cirvs1Asn. o.. Jnn, 90, e,-pErno1Eux-Un.
changed.
oti' ctrT. fa.. Junc 20. g.-pErRo1suu-3fnrke
onen'd a'.ire at 0D9c; declined to lsAc; ad.
Saneed 20 72sc. at witch price 1t closed firm:
shluu eh1s. III. 000 brs, averaging m fflf. ,r.n,'
hcti.ns, 3ij0, COZ, 0'eo"' "oNs'
:,TT*nrr'. n, .Jnno eo o-r.rro,ruy-ou,c..
ntsse 5J;lc as pnskers shipment; rsnnct, o;,c
, 1879-06-27
HT'. LOUIS.
BIT. g4UUJH.
st. Louis, No.. June ~. v.-Floun-Dull and un
chanued. =. To-" "

ef Louis, No., June ~. V.-Floun-Dutl and tn.
chau.ed. .
uHtt&-Wheat aulI and lower for cash, itts4ular:
generally loWcs for optlons; no, 1: red fall ST. o.
oaesrd Ut ST. W Al thu c!osc: N4eb0Ihc, ctosnx at
uaAo Jalyi o tEDoV7ic, closing al Dlc, August;
no. do. 'AGsa5e. Corn inact.a aud lower; 10. 4.
ml1su, a43, nG3aSs casa; :sl1@ Hthc Janc; u4;n
el3to easlt. Ryo dull: 5lc I'D, 3'~' ~ ~
MufKKr-HteAdy nt 81, o..
r'oYtslosh-Somtnal; only : small pedd,Iua
REr.!FTs- Flour, 8. COO brls. yshe4s ol, 600 bu:
eofn. "9 0uo ou; oata. !. 900 bu} rys, 4, 0o0 bu:
ssn1tAkAgs-Elous. Q, 600 brs, whsa,, q ooo
pa; fosh. ~ u!o bui otts, 900 bu; rya, 2,090
, 1879-06-27
s., 15l3.45. Tho general market closed weak.
QUOTATIONS.

Extra 1leoves-.draded stecrs, wc,4hln
lao lbs anil upwards. :. o.,
ClG!ca i,crycs-l1ns, fat. wcll-fo.met
.. tiaers. Weighing l.. :.ho 10 j, 40 ll.a ;.
Gop1 I}eevet-Hel1.faltancd Atccrs,
Weighing l. 100 TO |. 1.N) lhs. ...., ~.
Medium Grn'1cs-Stecrs In fAIr tiesh,
wcirhlur !, U50 to i. GOi) lbs ..,,,,,,,
Butchers BlDck-fnorf 10 common ej ecfl
and common to chotct cows, for cIty
slaughter. wtighlnK 200 10 1. tl:M lin
et1ck CAttte-.t:Gmf,on cattlo, Weighing
lnfefiof-.l:1Ef1t and thin cows, hetfcrt,
Tcsns Cattle Through DRIVES,
Fcais, pot 100 Ibs ,.,,,,..,..........'
, 1879-06-27

DETEolE, Mich, Ianc &c. -F1ouu-steadv,
GnAiS-Wheat steady; extra. sl.1o; No, !
white. 81. 10; Jnne. 81. 10; July, ST. os; August,
H!'oa; mtlllng. 81 .o1h asked. Receipts Of wlpst
, 1879-06-27
lsJfTFAlO.

spuTrA..o, n. T., Juns IT, d-IsrUelr1s-y1o,r
.77a btls; w.eut, III, oon bu, corn, a70. GU bu.
= 1utrAEkTs-Canal- -Wheat, 1851 tu; corn,
u, 500 bu. IsIlsoaa-Whrat H. 34a ba; corn,
20, gaO bu.
Market generally iuacttSo and noa,aslly un-
chnnurl. ="
:. EAfAt FREtHnTs-siomlual;b boatlpen aaktpe a,fc
TOE %acas ta New York; ,one oilcsiag.
, 1879-06-27


EAhrfxonE, Nd, Jana .0.-Ftoun-Du]l and
unchanged.
Observation-Disclosures excited md higher for
spot mud juno; futures qatot; No. {. pcnnsylyanIa
red' Slaa No. :: Wcnscrn wlntar red, spot, ST. ID
GaL:s; June, sl.?6&sl..u; July, Sl.tilGsl .0nA ;
August S1.00AGbl QUE; September, 81, p,j., "a
1.o1!l. Cotn-Wesldru steady; Western m.xcd.
spos and junr, a;Il{0 13Sc; July, 43;6hi:Ja;c:
Anguat, 44!iG1iinc; suptca,bcr, 45,; 45,io:
steamer, 4!c. Oats steady; WcAtern wl,itc, aiSs
a!sc: 10 mixed. El&f alc; tonnsylsanla, .o
NyA qn!et at 5CfbhRc.
1tAv:-Sttady ulld witilntlt clnngo
lHoSistoAx-rarn, md unchanged.
11f1l2c. '"~~e"'
kuGs--tln!es aud lnwcE at t2l:c.
!'kTioLHr,t-DG!t and unchanged; 10c.
l0fTHA-FlrM; 1ti0 car:,nIs, liEG1ltAc.
HnisKr-tNI.et At 81. Oip .Epi.W.
E!sEloNra-To l4ircrponi per Hscaus unchanged. -
AEtGtrrs.-Flour. !, ,.7i Iris; wheat, II, 500 bu.
corn, Il. 900 BY; uatS. y, 1n0 pu.
sasraGA7s-Nbcat, II, s'oo bl; corn, u. 600 ba.