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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-22
ASSESSMENTS.

silver Hili-s0 cents per share levied 0c.
iobsr IL; delinquent November ~; sale day
December II.
Alabama and Humbsids-io cents per
shsc; levied October 9th; dslinqasnt No
vembsri sth; sale day December ID.
yellow Jsekes-si per share; levied oeto
her l3ih: d. linqueat November 18th; sale
day December 18th.
Oueeer-25 cents per share; levied August
soth; d.iinausnt October 18th; sale day
Novsmber 81.
solid ailver-2s cents psr share; levied
October 9Th; Delinquent November 10th;
sale DAP December 9TH.
reio-io cents per share; levied September
2ttn; delinquent oetoosr 25th; sale cay
November l2.h.
lee seases Ces.-io cents per share: levied
September Gath: delinquent october 9Th;
sais day November lSth.
George DeaEias ioc pr share: levied
September Gath; delinquent October 2,h;
sale day November 18th.
ysseouvev -i0c PER share; l.vied September
2tth: delinquent October 27th; sale day No
Ne Rsre-ioc per share; lsyied September
vvmbsr l3th.
~. H1O00 -luC psf susfo, tftS "psS
Gath; delinquent oeto6er 9Th. sale day No
vsuber 18th.
pavage-Si per share; levied September ~:
10Th.
asbiss-ioc per share: levied se,tsmbsr ?tth:
delinquent October 9th: sale day Sossm-
bsr i5ih.
Origissl Keysseuc-?s cents per share;
levied J .ty asth; delinquent september j;
sale dag Octobsr 7ld.
North Bcorptoa-io cents per share; lsvied
Nov. 9Th.
Hsekey 10 cents per share; levied septem.
Der 23d; delinquent October 27th: sale day
November 18th.
West Cssnsssek-io cents per share: levied
September 18th: delinquent oet~oer Nfn;
sale day November 10th.
ReuGOa Consolidated cents per share
levied september nth: deiirausnt October
23d: sale day November 10Th.
Msxteaa-Si 50 per share; levied sepfem.
Der 18th: aslirQuent october 18th; sale DAY
November 9th.
Hale 4 Nsscross 81 per share; levied
Septemb-r 9th; delinquent October iatn;
saie day November 4 b..
. 0sash Conssock Conseifdated *
Der share; levied September ilth; dein'
quent October s0th; sale day November
loan.
ssush Usah-io cents per shsre; levied Sep
tsmbsr 9Th: cslinqusnt October 9th; sale
day October 23th.
Dsush Comstoek-7s certs per share; lev.
led september 9th: delinquent October
18th: sale day November Sd.
Dsrda.ellss-n cents per share; levied
Bepteuber eth; Delinquent Oetobtf loth;
sals day October 9Th.
Bsss 4 Beleher-ti per share; levied Ana.
1sth; delinquent October ID; 'sis dag octo-
hsr a2d.
Cheliar-s cents per share: levied August
2sth; dslinqu'nt October ID; sale day oe'o-
Ressat-D cents per share: levied August
18th delinquent October 7th: sale day
October 2Sth.
susesva Nevada-s1 per share; ievied August
soth; delinquent October ID; sale day oeto-
Der IA.
ahsruoed Consolidated 10 cents per
share; levied eepsmb.r LIST; delinquent
October 9Th: sale DAY october sd.
Crows Psiss-ei psr shsrs; levied August
am: de.inqueat october ist sale day
October 27d.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-22
r,psr.. opera Hs..s.

The Coivills company will open in The
Magic Slipper next Saturday night. To.
morrow reserved seats can be secured
for the whole season Of Q week or fo'
any night OF the season. Many novelties
will be- presented during the stay OF the
company. The musical branch Of the
combination II said to Be particularly
nne, and steps up to the level Of grand
opera. Miss Ems Rossssu, the big card
Of the troupe, 10 an actrsss'and soprano
Of hiah rsputs, and one Of the most
bsandisl women on the lys3s stses.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-22
Mining Transfers.

Following deeds Of mining property
have been Alsd for record
Charles Purdy to o. Il. Bogart, con.
sidsration $4,000, West Golden Gate
location. 1900 feet. Gold Hill district.
and lying north and east OF the Arizona.
Antonio Sitaro and Dominica Gsrgaro
to Mafgarits Gold and Silver Mining
Company. consideration $1,000. 400
undivided feet In each Of those certain
mining claims In Virginia district known
as the Margarits Compsny's claims.
Ledge No. l. Ledge No. 2 and Ledge
No. 8, commencing at the south line Of
the Marsano C%ompsny's claims; also all
interest Of grantors In Montnairi claim
and the Marco Medin.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-22
Il YouR LI1s Worth TEN CENTS

Sickness prevails svsrywhsrs, and everybody
complains Of Some disssss during their life.
when sick. the object IL TO ret we'll; now 70
say piainiy that no psrson In hrs world that
Il suffering with Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint
and its e1scts. such - Indigestion, Cosuvs.
meas. Sick Msadashs, Sour stomach. as.r;
Spirits, Biiiousness, etc., can TAKE Ullsa's
Auausf fLowln witheuS ssstine relief and
curs. II yoa doabt this, % 70 year druegise
lsssIas siss 6ssss. Tws sssssv il ra!sys
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-22
BODY FOUND.
Lying In . Lenely shallow Grave
The Flesh Eaten Up By Rats
Short Gray Hair-A a1ystery for
she Coroner 10 Uaravel.

This morning Phil. Corcoran. Super.
intsndsnt Of the Consolidated Dorado
mine, with another man was about set.
ting q new post at the southeast corner
Of the company's ground. half way bs.
tween the Con. Dorado and the Forman
shafts. when in removing the loose foot
rock and dirt on the surface, something
wrapped In canvas was exposed. which
proved to DO . mans head. The whole
body was wrapped In the canvas, and
the grave was 90 shallow that the loose
stones and dirt Of the surface hardly
covered the canvas. The flesh was gone
from the face and body. having evidently
been eaten by rats, and what was Lett
dried fast to the bones. The remains
bore the appearance Of having bsen
there some months. They were evi.
IDENTIFY those OF o medium. sized man,
and judging from the short gray hair
and other Indications he was . white
man and advanced In years. Nobody
seems to know anything about this mys.
FERROUS corpse thus rudely buried In .
lone, shallow grave. What may be de-
vslopsd upon . closer and more critical
examination remains to DO seen.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-22
REP0kr.
saa oar
LAST EVENING.

800 Raymond & Ely. I 20
$50 Eureka Con-. IS. 2is. 2sk $50
Is Jackson. 81
300 Leopard. SOC
635 Northern Belle, ~, AZ
400 ella. i5c
100 Hussey. i5c
100 Manhattan, IA
100 Metallic. Soc
l60 Grand Prize. 2 GO
TOO ArgentA, SOC
HOO Navajo, 40c
400 Independence, I 60. N
100 Star. COO
$50 Tuscarors. ise. ssc. 500. eOc
us Belle Isle, 4 40. 4 IS
1000 Day. IL I 20
lS5 Hillside, I IS. I 30
$50 Paradise, II. IN bs
400 Albion, 400
80 Wales, 10
500 Nj. DiAblo. 9k, o. 81
100 North Belle Isls. 25c. SOC
$50 Big Prize. 500
$50 Bodis. -
1855 Bschtsl. / 40. l40 sl0. N
400 Tioga. 81
220 Summit. ~. I IS
$50 Queen Bee. 25c, zoe
45 Mono. O.. 81
$50 Bulwer. IN. liz
100 Syndicate, 81
$50 Goodshaw. 40c
800 Oriental. 40c. Sc. $50
600 Champion. 25c
$50 Blackhawk. COO
80 Booker Con-, SOC
$50 MONDAY.
40 North MONDAY. 81. 8 IS
10 Con. Pacific. ~
100 University. z5c
$40 Jupiter. II
100 South Bulwer. 4oc
200 Addends, SOC b30
l20 Mammoth, Gu
$40 Boston Con. I 40. I so. I a.
S05 Martin White. II
50 Leeds. $50
1880 Tiptop. IL IN sl0
100 AtlAs. Acc
$50 Silver King. 6s'6k
$50 South Bodie. l3c
THIS MORNING.
.isO Ophir. So. san. So b3
as Mexican, 81
60 Gould L Curry. loS. l0S
so Best 4 Bslcher. Is. ISL
ITO California, 81
AIS Savage. III. III. liz
60 Con. Virginia, 5As
220 ChollAr. 6s
270 Potosi. 81
ITO Hale 4 Norcross. l9k. i3S
l65 Crown Point. 4 b5.
lao Yellow Jacket. IAN
HOS Imperial. l 10
IS Alpha, Is, IAN
90 Belcher. 8 80. 81
10 Confidence, 81
695 Sierra Nevada. 81. S7k
800 Utah. IS. 22k. CAV, "a. 22S
40 Bullion. tn ~
270 E~xchequer. 5h. 81
IS 0verman, o.
$50 Justice. 8. 8 05
$3.50 Succor. 25c
74s Union Con-. 7O.7os. 7Os .7is'. 7i.7is
20 Alta, 50
SIS Lady Bryan. 75c, SOC
225 Julia. 81
AS Caledonia. AZ. 2 Is
40 Silver Hill. II
10 Challenge.
$50 New York. soc
$50 Occidental. al
500 Phil. Sheridan, 55c, SOC
6s5 Lady Washington Con-. I Is
$50 Andes. I 05, I 10
1850 wrlls-Fargo. loo
Ito Ward, Az, 2 80
as Scorpion. 81, 81
100 LeviathAn. 55c
700 Trojan. l5c. zoe
800 Benton Con-, 4, 8 IS
so Solid Silver. zoe
1l6s Golden Gate. 2
1910 Con. Dorado. 2 60. ~. AZ
ITO North BONANZA. l 80. II
100 Fairfax. Toe
$50 Msckay, 60c. SOC. $50
100 Plutus. 2 40
100 South Utah, l5c
50 Mountain View, 2 60
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-22

stocks Sold In she Msrket, Net %
b Miaes-A Look Ahead at what
h dedicated by b Present De-
veiopments I'm sierra Nsvsds
and Uuioa-Ophir aud along she
Lods-Con. Imperial again 10 she
Rroml
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-22

Jurors have been excused BY the
pissios Court till week from tomor-
Pow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-22
FREIGHT DELIVERY!
GOLD HILL.....NEvApA .

HAVING MADE FULL ARRANoknkMJS
n for the reception and delvsrZ o. ~ Hnos
Of FRRI9HT coming over me vineA&
GOLD MILL pEPoT
From the iightest PAR0kLS ~ ISvp0 -
GENERAL hHRcHANpiSA
70 The HEAVIEST r~AcHLN1KY, BON.
IRs, ETC., ETC.,. sa
,.- ,.-,srsd TO accommodate IN yho dssire
NJ services In Inst has, spoa
RsAsoNABLs FEhmA~
Psruss Wishing Ne 10 rscstve ~ asnys
Ssst nisisiy-HOers = @, Cod HWY
49,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-22

Usual progress Is being made in sink.
ing the incline; total depth below the
2iOO station, IS feet. The formation
still carries the usual streaks OF quartz.
The ives. crosscat, 24OO level. continues
in vein matter; total length, 81 feet. 1t
is no. yet sufficiently advanced To give q
foretaste OF What is ahead Of it.. The
drift south on the ore vein cut by the
crosscut east, $500 evel.followst the streak
Of ORE, which as yet shows no particular
change. Tho drift north on the $500
level il being cleared out preparatory to
liz extension on north into Mexican
around. The crosscut west on the lin
will be started the last OF this week. The
Hardy vein is being followed on the 2loo
level at the rate OF two feet per day, and
Ia s,ill yielding milling ore; total length
Of the drift from crosscut No. ], l2s
feet. The joint Mexican crosscut west
on the 1000 level Is now Az feet In
length and In hard. blasting porphyry
showing some water. The work Of pre-.
pairing the shaft for the new pumping
apparatus progresses well. The old
V.bob has been removed and the founda-
lions for tbs new one are going In.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-22
Gould Curry.
susro TusneI.

Tho north branch OF the tunnel ID
now 40 feet north Of the point Of con-
nsc,ion with the Mt. Hood and Van
couver workings. The battery fol
exploding the charges In the face 10 now
located In the connecting drift. The
fow OF fresh air through this connection
is strong and Is being utilized BY a par
tition. 1t IL also being carried BY Q
partition 10 the face Of the Julia branch.
where work will be resumed the last oil
this week. Prospsctiugs from the tun.
mel are going on as usual.
solid silver.
Work has been resumed in this val.
uable mine during the past week. The
main adit or tunnel Is being repaired
wherever needed, the car track put in
order throughout. and Il Is proposed to
resume drifting at the north end forth
with. continuing the tunnel farther
north, following the ore channel. Good
developments . anticipated in that
direction.
Lsviathan.
Considerable work has bad to be done
on the $50 level, rstimbsring, repairing
and Strengthening up the two lateral
drifts north and south preparatory to
crosscutting east into and through the
main ore vein. This will be done at
several points simultaneously as soon as
everything 10 In readiness for so doing
to advantage.
Fermsn shaft.
There has been no sinking done in the
shaft since the heavy Aow Of water
struck on the 14th instant. Tho fow.
however. IL decreasing. Total depth Of
shaft 1856 feet. The water 10 held below
where the b~ob.station 10 being cut out.
All surface work u progressing well.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-08-26
The Dutch Vegetarian.

A man wandered down Calhoun street
last night and approaching Irey's gro
Gerry store, asked of the proprietor:
You got some greens, don't it?"
"Greens Yes, SIR"
You got roofing bakers 20
RutubagasY Yes, sir; how many
will you have 2"
Got some little red plates, NIT green
tops ?"
s. Red plates with green tops? Well,
no, sir; suppose you will find them at
the china store up town"
Don't got no little red plates guess
it was better if you got some guess you
was liar. Vich you call dose 7"
"Those. Why those are radishes."
Red dishes-dot's vat said. Say
maybe get some letters of you to-mor-
row. You got t?"
Letters There are no letters here
for you; you must inquire at the post
office"
"Ankwire nit de bost office for let
tersY Dos was a fine skeems. L vas
up town end vent aura bake shop and
want soma buns, ana lie man said. Get
out, you olt bum, or l IL fire you troo de
door,"
"You should have said buns He''-
Buns? Dot'e votI said-bums; and
den comes and want some red dishes,
und you dell me to go auf china store;
L want some letters to eat und you say
go NIT de bOst office. 1 ogspect Off
want some beats you tole me to go to de
station house. 1 tell you vot do--you
can go to de tyfel. or you vas a nice
man, want some injuns and cowcum-
pers, und blenty pings, but guess / 60
to de drug store und buy a brick und
beddles rat pizen."
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-08-26
THE GREAT BLOOD TONIC,

For the cure of all diseases arising from impure
Blood, and for invlgorating and Strengthening
the vital organs. Are you weak nervous, debili-
tated pale aud emaclated2 Have you lost your
appetite? Have you nausea, pain in the back
out the disease and bring back the BLOOM OF
HE ALTH. Plmples, Boils, Eryslpelas, letter
Salt Rheum &C., are but surface indications OF
by purifying the system, softens the skin and
beauties the complexion. Sold by all druggists
81 per bottle. r. +. SELLERS CO., Propre-
tors, Pittsburgh Pa G. 48
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-08-26
Another Lincoln Story.

While Judge Logan, Of Springfield,
ILL.,, was Lincoln's partner, two farmers
who had misunderstanding respect
ing horse trade went TO law. BY mu-
tual consent the partners In law became
antagonistlc In this case. On the day
of the trial Mr.. Logan having bought u
new shirt, open In the back, with
huge standing collar, dressed himself In
extreme haste and put on the shirt with
the bosom at the back, and linen coat
concealed the blunder. He dazzled the
jury with his knowledge of "horse
points," and as the day was sultry took
off his coat and summed up in his shirt
sleeves. Lincoln, sitting before him,
took in the situation, and, when his
turn came, remarked to the jury
Gentlemen, Mr.. Logan has been
trying for over an hour to make you
believe that he knows more about a
horse than these honest old farmers who
are witnesses; he has quoted largely from
the horse DOCTOR" and now gentle
men, / submit to you there he lifted
Logan out of his chair and turned him
with his back to the jury and the crowd,
at the same time Tipping up the enor-
nous standing collar,) what dependence
can you place in his horse knowledge
when he has not sense enough to put on
his shirt ?''
The roars of laughter that greeted this
exhibition, and the verdict that Lincoln
got soon after, gave Logan perma-
nent prejudice against bosom shirts"
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-08-26

ED' A sea-captain trading to the Afrl-
can coast was invited to meet committee
of u society for the evangelization of
Africa. Among the numerous questions
touching the habits and religion Of the
African races, he was asked, "Do the
subjects of the King Of Dahomey keep
SundayY" "Keep SundayY" he re-
piled "yes, and every other thing they
can lay their hands on"
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-08-26

TOB PRINTING OF every description neatly
at Che Bloomfield Times Steam Job Onice.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-08-26

BB- An oil City boy, who had run
away from home, and at last returned,
was asked II his father killed the fatted
calf for the prodlgal.
"Not much " hereplled. He didn't
kill the fatted calf, but he wanted to slay
the prodlgal."
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-08-26
DEATH DEFEATED.

DEATH DEFEATED.
ENOR over so years SELLERS LIVER PILLS
II have been the standard remedy for Liver
Complaints, Costiveness, Sick Headache Pain In
Shoulders or Back Dizziness, Coated Tongue,
Fever and Ague and all diseases arising from
Adams of Big Sandy. KY, says: Sellers Pills
have saved hundred OF dollars In doctors bills In
this country" II. Il. SELLERS u CO., Prop'rs,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-08-26

co. A mother, noticing her little
daughter Wipe her mouth with her dress
sleeve, asked her what her handkerchief
was for. "It Ia to shake at the ladies In
the street" said the little one "I'hat
Is what papa does with his.1
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-08-26

o." ESQ.," said Hood, addressing the
gate-keeper, who was very hoarse, 'you
haven't recovered your voice yetY'
"No, sir" answered the man; "I've
caught a fresh cold"
I" But why did you catch n fresh one 7
Why didn't you have the .old one
cved?"
The New York herald., 1879-07-01

sis; mddlngs. $40: Canal freights-wheat and peas.
Albany sIss sa ssS ss.s @
s @o NO b $50 so H@ssr e. @ issr Ss
ley, saoo do lumber s27 .ooo feet,
BUFFALO. June 80, 1879.
quoted; NJ. hard Milwaakee spring 81 "; No 2Mwau-
Sssd ) aad lei WI G y 81
Ws.sr% Nss %i1lsr @ y q Il Corn dnl
Western at ssc State rs.sns si ss 4os Barsy out
meal a kss @ s 9 " 81 s as@
pT.:ssss 81 40 y 80 per cw Mssd selling a, ci,y
.,sdo sS per ton HssSiSs: qsss city %.%s
e. Sss ss
tse, e Ss% ysrh Esssipss BY ssiirosd@Fioar
his sS
els; ser@ 5 lis, 400 do oats ts 300 DO barley eo do
s ao ro sas
saS bushels Sra" in ~ s
ley. 600 do rye. 2I .ose do; malt $4,000 do.
DETROIT, June 80, 1879
cash A
Ss,i ysos sse high o' fSSH %xsS
sS h,. o. @ r S snd in mss ss.a no. w
;,se coyerseed steady prime ss 20; choice ss So Re
d. S~ssa 5S
wheat 1900 bushels; corn 500 do oats 600 do
wnss .s
red 81 u5 Western amber, spot 81 -; July. 81 ".
Corn dull; No = August 35ssc bid: No. white 4oc.
Oats dull Michigan, sc Receipts-Wheat 200 bushels;
$1,000 do. shipmens-wheat 10000 bushels; corn,
14,OOO do.
CINCINNATI June ~, 1S1a
Flour dull family, 81 S. Wheat nrmer; old.
90c II 05 Corn quiet but firm 3Sc. 3S1ac Oats in
sssd .y d sr!s' rs s 5 ss es .snss PORK
make &C. Bulk meats quiet; shoulders held ut &3 30,
cash sales mt "a $4 o. seller August short rib 81 50
bid ~ 30 asked short clear So Bacon dnll and droop
ing: shoulders 4'ac; clear rib, 5lc. She: clear
sides. 51ec. Whskey active and firm at 81 Oh Linseed
oil steady. with far demand Csc. Sugar firm and
changed Hogs slow; common 80 $3 80; light. 81 55
$3 S packing. $3 10 - 80; butchers So 30 81 Re-
ceipts. ,35S. Shipments. none
CHICAGO. June 30. 1879.
Flour weak and dull Wheat steady for cash, aud fair
demand bnt lower for futures: No. Chicago spring.
sssac Septemher No. do. S4c rejected 67c Corn in
fair demand but lower high mixed and No at 357ac
6c.. cash and June 3c. july 37c. August; 37ec. Sep
tember rejected Bic Oats inactive and lower; No ut
32c, cash and June; 32ac., July; 2sc. August; 2!c
September Rye steady at 52asc 53c cash 53c July;
52c.. August Barley zoe cash: extra No at Ole Pork
in fair demand but lower; 50 S2a 80 STA cash 80 80
50 SPY July: SO 30 80 92a August; $40 21a $40 %,
September. Lard steady. with fair demand at " 10
$6 12 cash and July; S. 11ts $6 30 August IS 27a,
September Bulk meatsShoulders $3 9, snort rib ~ 10;
short clear $5 o7 Whiskey steady at 81 o. Receipts
Flour 1iWo hbls wheat. 1900 bushels 10000
mentsFlour $500 bbls wheat 3o5 500 bushels: corn,
4oiUO do oats 81 coo do 37Oo do; barley 800 do.
The Board of Trade will ado from the Sd to 9TH of
July,
The New York herald., 1879-07-01
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. June 30 1879
Cotton nominal middling lie; low mddling, 11Anc
good ordinary i1snc Net receipts, 233 bales. Exports
coastwise, 2UI. Stock, 2,126
Nkw ORLEANS. june 40, 1870.
Cotton firm; middling, NE; low middlinv 1ilsc.
l02 Sales, 500; last evening JuO stock 23,s57.
NOZZLE June 30 1879.
Cott firm mdding, 12c. low middling iissc: good
ordinary, Ike Net receipts, 100 bales stock, 2,12l
sAvASNAu, Juno 30 1879.
Cotton dull mddling. lie. low middling llAc. good
ordinary, 11ac Net receipts, 1903 bales stock. 252I
CuaRtEsroS June 30 1879.
Cotton quiet easy; middling l2iac low mddling, i2c
good ordinary, 1ic. Net receipts, 10 bales. Exports
coastwise. 81. Sales, 20. Stock. 5so
WILMINGTON, June 10, 1879.
Spirits Of turpcntine steady at 25iac. Rosin firm ;
strained. 81 O7ta hid good sti aimed, 81 i2ts Crude
pentnc steady hard Si yellow dip 81 co. virgin, 81 10
Tar firm ut Toe Corn quiet; prime white J6c
FAIL RIVER. June 80 1870
The printing cloth mark ct has been without sales de-
mand with quotations steady at 4sc, cash. tor 6ix6i
and 37sc. for 0Ox5U.
LirrLE FALLs, n. v, June 30. 1879.
1o5oO do. The extreme prices were 3tac aosc ruling
price 5c price 5c There were sales OF 9I boxes
dairy cheese at 4c to aud 90 packages OF butter
lie TO 14c.
UrIcA n. ". June 80, is7g
Cheese market ac.ve prices range from De to 5c Ten
$500 boxes consigned.
Oswsco. June 30 1879
Flour UNCHANGED. but In fair demand sales ODO bills
Wheat In moderate demand No white Michigan. ~ n
white state II " a$i 10; rcd do "a 81 ~. No Du
luth spring 81 Us No hard do ~ 10 Corn unchanged
Oats quiet. mixed State held at use. Barley nOmnal
boted si7 90 unbolted Mfeed-shorts Si2; shinstuns
The New York herald., 1879-07-01
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL

LONDON, June 80. 1879.
Thornley, Co.. cotton spinners owning mills at Hyde
Cooley and Stockport, have suspended The immediate
of the soppage of the firm the death of the senior
partner
LivyRPo0L, June 30-5 r. NJ
Cotou-Futures quiet; uplands, low mddling clause,
July and August delivery. u 2932d
Produce-kehned petroleum. I'd. gallon. Lnseed OIL
PTS Cd per Spirits of turpentine 22s. 3D. cwt
LIVERPOOL. juno 30. 1879.
Pork-Prime mess Eastern dull At SOS. do, Western,
dull at 46s. Bacon-Cumberland cut dull at 27s
26s 3d.; shor. clear dull at 27s Hams-Long
cut dull Ais shoulders duh at 22s
Beef-India steady Us; do. dull ut $685.
prime steady at 76s Lard-Prime Western dull Mt
s2s Sd Talow-Prme city dull at 32s. rurpen
simsmspri's steady At als , 3D. Rosn-7oomms% g. on
Cheese American choice dull at 34s Lard OIL steady at
3is. Flour-Extra state dull at 23s Wheat-Spring
No. 3 steady Is 3D.; spring No. steady
at ss. 4d; new Western winter steady at
9s. I'd; new southern winter steady at 9s. I'D.
Corn-Mixed dull at 3s lid. do old dull at As I'd
seed OiIYellow American steady ut Dos Rosin
Common. London, steady Mt As I'd TurpentineSpirits
London hrmer 2s 3D. Receipts-Wheat. for the week
from Atlantic ports 425O from Pacific ports
800 do other sources, 1850 do. Corn, II oOO do
FINANCIAL.
LONDON, June 30-4 NJ.
United States four cent bonds loa: AZ per cent
bonds. 1855. Erie, 2sSa do. preferred. o31a New
Jersey Central consos 9 Illinois Central Yo1 Reading
2Oii. The amount of bullion gone into the Bank or Eng
Paris advices quote per the
account.
PARIS June 80 1879.
Exchang sc on London. 25f 26lsc. for checks
LONDON. June 3O-4 p NJ
Silver Is quoted to day at 51std. per