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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-09-04
EXECUTIVE MANSION,

w Aou1Nu1ON3 hueuoL 1OJ 1OI y.
My Dear General: have your note as
to the interference of Federal Office
holders in the Republican County Con-
vention. This is the first have heard
of it. l agree with you, that the inter-
ference of public officials with partisan
political management ought to be
stopped, and that the order on the sub
ject be enforced. The truth is that the
less public officers have to do with parti-
san political management the better it is
for the public service and for their party.
A public officer can best promote tie in
terest of his party by rendering faithful
and efficient service in performing the
duties of his office. Ifyou will send me
the names of those you complain of, with
a brief statement of the facts alleged
against them, / will see that the affair is
looked into and justice done. / am glad
to know that the rule on the subject is
more generally complied with as it is
better understood, and that the public
sentiment sustains it. Sincerely,
R. B. HAYES.
This looks to. us yery much like a po-
litical ruse on the part of the President,
for if it were not why keep the person to
whom it was addressed secret. 1t may
be that the reason for secrecy is that the
President has never received any letter,
and has not written any except for pub
LEGATION. There would be more appear
ance of sincerity about it if the country
knew who the offending officers are, and
could see how the promised investigation
turns out.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-09-04
TAKE NOTICE.
Notice to Contractors.

THE undersigned will let to the lowest
l. bidder OH Saturday, 18th September
next, the building of Deep Creek Bridge.
For further particulars apply to either of
the undersigned. The right to reject any
or all bids will be reserved.
r. S. BAILEY,
n. o. FARMER,
w. S. HALL,
County Commissioners A. G,
Aug 81 1870 6 4
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-09-04
THE DUE WEST
FEMALE COLLEGE.

THE Twenty. first year will open OCTO-
Il BER 9th.
The President and his family will remain
in the College. Rates have been reduced.
Tuition and Board, including washing and
fuel, for the year, one hundrcd aud sirty-t,ro
dollars. For further particulars, apply to
the President,
J. I. BONNER, Due West, S. C.
Aug 81, 1873 6 I'm
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-09-04
CIVIL SERVICE REFORM.

President Hayes evidently believes
that he can still further humbug the peo-
pie of the United States on the question
of civil service reform. The publication
of his order on the subject of Federal
officers interfering with party politics Sc
cured for him the colnmendation of the
whole people two years ago, and the
fraudulent President, after ignoring it for
two years, now thinks that by endorsing
its terms again he can raise another boom
for himself and his party. To this in
tent the following letter, which is said to
have been written to somebody, has been
published, as giving the Presidents in
tentions with reference to the once cele-
brated, but long since expired, so-called
civil service order:
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-09-04

The somewhat numerous experiments
with upland rice in Aiken County prom
iso well at this date. AS it is new crop
to most of those planting it, somo facts
taught mo by my experience with it for
the last five years may be OF interest and
service.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-11-08

homo evenfnsss Never 70 to the club,
ss The lodge. orhave sudden business
just after supper, shf q
Missionary-Well-
Cetywayo-Wsn. Il seems toVe oil
we'll with you. No. I don't like yous
civili.stion. It talks nicely oar paper
and 10 the pulpit. No. ThA calSiAau
Of your Blood rlit h Dam. oJoht
Dunn. 'You'HSvsdone wsa semakins
hfm- chisf Of. thu fac district. He
has madtS Nv that no missionaries
sh6A ye1egyts:: lJShs ~ dSas VII,
'MhaohS Verify; the kiusi Heart
d Mrds1sd. aH9' 'ai - .'''a'' oa'
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-11-08
CHURCHES,

p METHODIST. T.-Preachfue at the Nethodist
Church every Sabbath. Rev. J. 8. 0iilett.I Pastor
CHRlSTIAN.-Preaching At thst Christian
Cburch;on the second andfoufth SabbAthsin each
month BY Elder III. Williamson. ,-r.l
PRRsBYTERIAN.-Preaeh at the Presbyte.
rian Church on'the second and fourth SAP
bathin each month'b the RevsW. In Kennedy.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.-- Services every
sourth Sunday in sach'month al l0K o'clock, A.
M, and Y p.' m, tat st. Marks Church.)
BAPTIST.-Preaching at the Christian Church
on the third sunday in eachmonth, by Elder q
N. Burroughs. f.. ta-.r.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-11-08

Prof Ii. II. Smith, for a number oS
years general superintendent of tho
public schools at Houston. has been
appointed to gil the place of the late
Prof. B. Mallou, at. the Normal School
at Huntsville. He was recommended |
by DR.. Sears. agent of the Peabody
fund.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-11-08
GRHEniI lDIREoToRY.
SRRaCIAS.. OF !,

NJ y 0RR1CIA1.. DH ,1III
r. ~ u coHanasssAH-osa DisIaicf:
Hon. Columbus Epson, Of Bsxss csuptp
l'EAf.o &c sssAssa -3ls. Bssssios: ns,l
Hen. I. =. storey, Of Caldwell Co.
i lirassrxrArrvss- -slfz..prsr,iur.
Hon Hon. !: I, \: Holmes, R, q q ausd:lap'ccs:;
k:----..-. ssssssss sssss-aSss sssssses.
Hon. L. ". Nsers, Prsiditg Judge. LaGrangv.
r. ~ -. MESS ~ sosssno ssuus.
HAr.-2d. Mondays In March and asptsnbsn
COUNTY svsopas. J ~ 4.
Ed B. Kons, Jsdge County Court,
b. U. Asrdia, pistrict Clerk. -,,sl o. H.
I'd. J :. L. Green, County ClerkSs
o. T. Brows, County Attorney.
Jas a. wren, sheriff. q. s.sCoets Deputy.
g. y .G.osm' Justice q (. tnsPs.ss Pre-. ~, e !,
.;,,S W.; wyatt, $50" /: {" "-,- -. : :
q. 4. NcIsaus. County Treasurer.
A. Hsaten, Assessor. t3
Joe. e. Rvey Surveyor. N q 81
RE Essss,assh e:T'r sr.s|ass Ss'in 2
Peter PETE Sch Schmidt {" :: :,
tjShS q. Patterson, Constable. F9r9i 10
Tinss Of HoLplsa Couafr AND Pssofstf couRrs-
criminaFf ootOty Court-1st Monday In each
month.
Let Monday in February April, June, August, 0c.
tober and December. -
= CommissionersA ACourt.1 hondsysin February,
May, August sspd1Nevembsr,.
d Jatlce Cont lrscinct ~. l-.lss Friday In each
Prscinct No .aIadYridsy 10 each month MtCiy.
!, =. "l !" SD :" Wimberley'S Mill !
: I" :. 18th. 20 Dripping Springs
is a-A9.A rows osvIcras.
Mayor=H' B. Cofield.
Couucil-W, o. Hutchison, 7. r. Fourqureap. l..
1 W. Mitchell, D. p. Hopkins. P. r. Turner.
Msrshai-s.! L. Townsend.
Council meets the first Tuesday in each month.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-11-08

a Western paper says that "by this
tine all down casters have 90; their
houses baakei MP and have laid in ~
supply Of JohasOn's Anodyoe Lini-
nent-" IL would be a wise thing fOrs
PEOPLE hsTeabouts to lay !, the Ano-
dyne. Iii. the most valuable lini-
ment in the sorle.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-11-08

| Distinguish the beam from the mote; 90 'N'
Ard often the bsstoalcslAtions " 9r8w snslg
Are ypoilsd b. The auiss vess.ri ), Il BIZ.
.i-t9yg eT-rIT--s---- --.-.---- "a .LuiitI
A Lesson o Anerlcans ~ we'll
~ 60 NE EHglIsh -CeSy. I 81
"'' wGyU aS1 Teacher .lf
'Hf 4a tkew York dfsphio.l 'Po.9oi
"Ilike your guns" said Cetywayo.
|"I think if we could make such good
guns as yours We could also soon make
al good q Bible" '.'! s'V sli y
Missionary las good q Bible? , oa'
4 Cetevayo-Y Yes. You see your Bi.
BE is elastic. II stretches so as 10
cover almost anything you want to 40;
For instance. you want my land; You
look into you: Bible, You 6nd il
commands you to go abfoaaaad preach
the gospel to every ereatuss. N'the
creature wou't hear yous you make
them hear ybuwith youstguss. You
take their lanas. Thsp; of course,
they must hear your gospel! '7 You
have the'riessuss of converting them
and getting theiriland besides. That
b . good Bible I wish T had suoh
good guns, and 4 would have such a
Bible also. ~
Missionary Would you like to visit
England, KinR?:
Cetywayo-Can you roast ME a
whole OK daily?
Missionary-Well. King. the fact is
we havn't' got quite enough beef for
our own people. Still -
. Cetywayo-Why do yous Keep 80
many more people than you can feed
welF2. Why don't you kill the runts
when they're first born?.' y
Missionary-King, that is murder:
CetywayoASo is slow starvation. I
have heard that many of your people
don't get enough to eat.
Missionary-But, King the Com.
mandmens says
Cetywayo-Yes, yes. 1t says, thou
shalt not covet thy neighbor's OK, nor
his ass, nor his lands. Thou shalt not
steal. Thou art the man. Thou
Missionary-Hold on, King.
Cetywayo-I see you don't like hav-
ing your own guns tufned on you.
Then you know how well they shoot,
ton't'you?.
Missionary-Bat, King, you don't
realize alt the blessings of civilization.
Why, it gives us
Cetywayo-Taxes: Does your civil
lization give every man a. house and
lo.?.
Missionary-Well. no.
Cetywayo-And three square meals
q day?'
.Missionary-WellL 5
Cetywayo-And pure air like ours in
your six story tenement pigeon-boles?
Missionary-Well-
Cetywayo-Does it teach you to stays
at home and mind your business, and
not molest your Deighbors?::
Missiorary-Well-but king, civil.
zation has done one thing for US. We
never have but one wife.
Cetywayo-What. never?
Missionary-Well, har- But, king.
we don't keep harems in
Cetywsyo-Publie? Methiuks IL
has come to my ears that the son OF
your queen-but he's Jolly good fell
low. Were he but here | would make
him second Solomon in wives and
wisdom. But | want ny fourteen
wives for company. Is your ooe wife
always company for you?
Nissionlry-Oh. certainly.
{ ~ -.-yp y.l .'r1ys stay -
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-11-08
The First Resulf.

In almost every case the first and
immediate result of the use Of Com
pound Oxygen" is an increase OF sp-
petite and aew sense Of bodily life
and coralort. Our Treatise sent free.
AddressDrs. SrARKEY 4 PALES,
1ll2 Girard St Phila. Pa.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-11-08

Al Wauuk M n -
I. Sas.sSy.,s, a Hn1S "r'i = N'N'''s -,
|sbiTcS sI Ill. L..oI u...r. ed3ot 10
4 ,p.sass, - ,;Sasss1s,.;s> - Iw.ss. 4 /
\ q. osia.v!o c;,T1.a7il a9II...I !.
1ne 1.ne l9olpnee srtiolS wae pqonsned
in the Houston Dallf Telegram, 10 - y
issue ofoolonet The Ialesrsm u
: DemoSratics 4 7V papsra weave the r.
tipplse spsSl ensife sHilfNen:,oe4 DIN ris:.so M iross.
SlRce re happy elimination et Davla
from from the Politics OF the State there has
been but little cohesion smonx ths
Dsmocrsts' There has been nIgl eep-
trail idea pf principle aresad .vhsch the
rank and Hle;o Of tbs parry hss ralliedi
forgetting local amhtione and local
interests inst sstruRgles against
a eommeAtos, a. in other States Each
plumed and panoplied knight plants
his banner. ia Asy. part Of the field he
chooses and rallies biz rstainsra under
its folas.,f The one sided condition of
things heretofore has rendered this
q safe course to pursue. but, the time
il at hand when these brave pArtisans
must band toEether'for commsnl safefy
OF see another King meunt the throne
echleicher was = popular idob rather
thana partisan leader. I've course
hef pursued however was-sush - q TO
hold the Demeersts'of7 West Texas
Texas we'll togethestsaDd his name
ana natleaallfy attracted to bic stand
ara many dernsns who'fslsowed
tneir 1suaai onsetsains personal fer-
tunes rather tnan the prlnslpies OF
.ne parry Or "nion 10 was ieaser'
Schielehers mantle has, fallen upon
ths GROUND, or whatuse worse shcrn OF
l.s herman otrengthlt has'been clut-
cnea up p%s oozen+ eageri- AMBITIOUS
asplrants' 80 nearly eqaal In strength
ana pFetenslons'rasEo exei'e'tns ap'
preneosionS thasrtneif-personaI' amol'
tlons Will overoaianse their devotion
~ pa' ".'..l
Inc sage OF oegnsn IS the lost paeiad
" the politics or West Texas. DO grap.
plea giant IN Coke' aud from that
ssruggle' ne came forth o bruised
and broken reed. Stockdale is hardly
eyerspoken OF, and IN Texas when a
man is neither cursed or blessed he is
lest. Judge I'evine has but little
self assertion. loo old and tar too
conservative for a. leader these days,
uader'the ciroumstanc 8 by which the
partyis at present. surrounded. Upson
lacks the personal magnetism, breadth
OF intellect and force OF character out
OF which great Leaders are made. Ben
atof houston Is youhg' amDitlous ana
ardent' pus hardly sumciensiy seasoned
TO stand the racket though we believe
there Is q future tor him II nothing IN.
foreseeninteryepes.
John Hancock 8 day is past, SO far
as States6r District politics go. He;
like Ireland. went down under the
pouderous blows of the Waco giant.
Seth Shepherd lns hardly achieved
his political manhood, and is rs yet
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-11-08

the field. He is inone of The districts
which 10 to be afflicted. blythe new ap.
portiosnsnt based upon the csnsus of
le8A aad no 'one can cast bic. future
horoscope for 'thAt reason Coke will
bs hard to uassat. Broad bsssd, wide
awake and full Of energy, but for the
back Of the quality Of. atsachiss tho
nasses to bid perionk fortunes, he.
might safely count on another term Inn
The Senate. AZ itiss'it isvssy' doubt.
fui. Judge Flshiss, on sks frontier,
b fask ess~isgsA r. IN llsss
Of : leader, Hiss admlssbh. personal
qualities, bis ability aid strength Of
character, ars ali buph " ii satitls him /.
70 expsct s,bsst that iortuss esn'do' !
for,hsf fsfesititsrsye s.shsdl y N.a
Th,scknortoa's, dsfSai ~ Austiaa
has 'clduded hin fntars chAacss. "A.
complete revolution and tho new ap.
p6fyionmsny may 6rmu6k for" him,
.'Wsllbosus, essapsds With THGmman /.
isiIdatss.ahat hs lASks, Il . least, Soae /,
inportaat elsmsntfof the leader, self
possession. Tom Browsfisked alison.
on q single east of ths die in the mat,
ter of,thee fedsfalo Judgsship. 'Thot
venture went against him. Msxey-
stands out in bold relief q having the1'
full confidence of the people Whats
the combinations now being made mayy
do for himv no one can tsAy To all
human appearance however, il ssenss
that helwill agais represent the state,'
ini4he Senate. Oulbsrson il able, pop
ular, and is beloved by.his people, 'and'
wsre'hsiles indolent his success would
be certaia. Indeed, asst ID, Texas is'
certain to hear more from him. HubI
bard was badly soorchsd ia. the last.
race, and came out ofnit, about where,
sid Throck" did. Reagan must learn
anotherspeech, and say it, before his
horoscope can be, cast. He must first
settle matters with Tom Bowers before
We can tell what song the losg lsafea
pine will sins-ip.his. ears-next year.
Az for the old Alesllss we'll, be is en-.
tirsly too dead to talk about. He is
gone, ldt him rsstih'ptaoe.
These are orhave been the leaders
of the Demoerseyfor the last decade.
They lcsnaot last another. Younger
and more vigorous men must be pro-
vided to relieve them, tis not pre-
mature to cast about now for tho me-
cessary material, In our state and
section personal politics is yet an act+
i've force. The personal charac cteristics, J
bearing, honor and purity, willlargely
determine the political fate OF tho as ,
pirants. Let each ambitious young
man see to it. that his name and char
acter rest pure and stainless, in morals,
in'business, and in politics.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-11-08

. Some Of tho Cheyenne merchants
are thinking Of employing girls for,
collectors, giving as q reason therefor
that when the girls present their lit
tie bills no man can refuse,
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-11-08

Ose hundred and 10 alcholic bell
punches are in use 10 Galveston.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-11-08

The smoke house amendment was
ratified by $4,000 for and 1000 againsti
il.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-11-08

Kansas corn is being shipped into
north Texas by the car load.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-11-08

Horse thieves are doing lively
business in Colorado county.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-11
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
FER Norm Rtser. Fcsse.s and RIiiToafs
TfruDGnAY TuIy 10 1870
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
TITRsDAY .Tuly 10. 1870,


ASHES-Stcady, qulot
COFFEE-Mid Grades nrm quiet Java 22g5Sc.i MARA, mara.
sales 2gg bags Savanla private te ins
Quoted Ii aal7oi grades nrm, in demand sales here
ex Sherwood" OLE bags * 'Gaena, OoD
go, er ;oatfS 3S2 bags ex Humboldt" l0Oo bags
santos ex DO private 2ll bags Rio eI Aquidneck
C0fiON-spots more active, steady at the close sales
SO7 bales Ot which ls2 last evening lnelulhg 5VO or
eor SO7 Tor sumption delivered contract oUO baes
GOOD Ordinary Uplands. i9c Low MiddIng 90, II s'i
NdnR Uplands l2sleci Receipts ~ the ports ozZ Dat
AGAINST 1850 this DAY ga this day ast wear t2al
since September 44lS95s bales. Futures opened easier
closed 10 70 points CHER under active demand 10 cover
contracts sales Yesterday after lZzg ~ ~
Ills l217 sepember. l2l3 l2l2 lZll l2.I0 9ro'ei,
ll.3l, llJo ll29i Noyempgr 1929 pee loo HES
sales today up TO >. mJgy 1903 August l2i5 ~
i22O l22l. 1922 septembeT, 1901 l293 l2Vg i2 is
1905. % 1903, 1910 lZll, l2l3, l2l4 l2lo, II
October 81. 1928, ll26 la ll2l 20 ll25 ~
1872, IL5l Noyem0er 1888 l9'o los w; IVu,
iGs5 1858 lO52 March 1903 1906 total go 200 bales
grand total o. 800 bales First Ca-Augus, 100, lEr'
HG07 september, EOS 1902, i20i Qetohsi ll2o llig
November 10 ~ Decembc 1884: total d 100 bales second
Calseptember 1900 October IL 20 SoVemeei i9g =,
l223 "a; september l217 ~ IL; October IL 81 no
vember s. 1899 March, Ills; total o2OO bales Flu
fstr. sl.a firm
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ryKRpoor IuIy lO-l2:3O p. motion quiet Midfling
Upllnds "a. Nfddlrg Orleans bolsc sales 1000 baes
$50 bales All American Futures partially Iigd cheaper
TplaUds Low Mdcnng clause. July and August delivery,
Gt al also Aug lst aud september uoNtIl,1- I'D
AID october delivery. ta' O. also
So do Ocorr aud November delivery, 6'sd also GU asd;
do. November ANA December dehYeiY o2i FUTURES are
J1yTRP6SI July lo-1:3) D. r-lraGlug Upands
bbisd; Low hlddng IDunds, C'f;
Good Ordinary Upands. ec. ordinary Upianfs fri.
llyERPCOI. July 10 y. u.-Iho SAFES 90 toteh udaY
Included 800 bacs American Futuros pands, Low Mid
,Juy delivery, b3lLi do. Stpttla-
her and october delivery, G2742d.
tIygRPOOL- July lO-5 m.-Cotton-lutures steady
CIyclNNAT July 9.-COttOn dull; MlddluS lei Low
Mddne J4c Good Ordinary, II &C. receipts. 81 bales;
sales - bales. stock 551 bales. $1,000 -
GALVESTON Juy G.-tottOD nominal Mdding, l2'i Low
Ndfhng Al Nc. Good Ordinary, ll'sc; net receipts 70
= 5It.viItf july 0-Cottou quiet: Mddling. Il &c.
NFls jay 9.-COtt0u uuet MlllllnG ll'-ci receipts,
80 BALES shipments 343 bales Sales 20 0aes STOCK O0'o
sSaur July e-Cotton nommal lower sell Mddliug,
1i7c Low Mddng II pc Good Ordinary IL sc receipts
Juiv g-Cotun steady; Mdaing. II 7-c., Low
MIlng HE; Good Ordinary, llls'i net receipts $50
bales gTOss bales cOaSHse 1859 halus; sales
$50 bales las, evening, LOO bales s.qc5 2O2b bales
.SoRF0tK Ju,y 9-"otton eulli Mmtllug, l2c+ net re
cepts 323 coaswse 30 bales stock lSOl
pgIl ApELPHA July g-Cotton quiet; Mlaliog, l2iac;
al bales, sales spiuuers 81 bales STOCK. lOU9s bales.
SAyANNAH July P--COticn dul; MddinR, ii 'sci Low
MIding llssc; GOOD Ordinary, IL 4ca net receipts ~
bales. exports cOastwlse ls3 Daesi sae 90 bales stoeh
2O93 bales
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
FALL RIVER July l0-The Printing Cloth market has
shown siderable action and With moderate sler a.
c cash Tor G4xB4 cloths ard 3Sc cash Tor G9A56 cloths
shows nrmuess with some demand al these puees
which are refused.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-11
THE STATE OF TRADE.
nnnLANt A. II Y L.rl

LrERrooI- July lo.-pork-Prme Moss Eas.erI. dull
dull al % short Rib. dul 27,Gdi Long Gear duh NJ
26Gd short dun at FL Hams Long Cui, nrmer at
90 shoulder du at ~ Cd BeeInnia Mess IN the mar
kei Extra less duh Prime Ness nome In the market
Lard-Prme Western. duh nj 3I3d. Talloy-Pnme CITY.
dull 3lGd Turpentne-Spirits, steady at %. Roam
Common. hrmer at Sd: Fine. steady 1t III Cheese
American Choice steady at J Lard OIL steady NJ 81 -Four
Extra state frmeT at 1884 Whea-sDring NO s. heI az
TlOd; spring No 2 hrmer tbSlOd; New Western Winter
hrmer al esd. Sew iiater hrmer at eSd Corn
Mixed New. steady at 3d. Nfixed Old. steady at ijd
OYeilow American steady at 30 kosD-Coin
at London steady al Id Iurpentne-sprits &C Lon
don, steady at II Cd
LIygRrool- Jaly lO-l2So D. mBscOn 2G I'd cwt for
Long Clear Aliddlos
IO.DgN Jnv 1913 D. m-Refned Petroleum 6i4d per gal
Sugar ~ percwL for No. ~ d. >. afoat -.,.,,
LONDON July lO5:2O p.m-Cacuita Linseed, l3d 0olbd
per ar Whale Oh, 224df27 per ton.
ASlwEIr. July IO-petroeum 10 2 francs for hne pae
American closed ~ francs 80 confines per 100 koS
BREMEN. July Io.-Peuo.elIm. marks 80 pfonnigs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-11

~ ~ ~, gioUp Marriott Ieas active prices
without decided change, fair export moderate home ira
Ia md closing quiet aud with less strength saitS o
bs including 900 bbs CITY Miu Extra $40 for nll"l
Kingdom 80 4OGs5 90 Tor West infes GiOO bills Winter
~ 1Odgb 60 S,lUO bbls. Minnesota lAtIa,
part 70 arrive 25 for the whole range lsoO bb 10"
Extra - 22gG94 3d. including 1000 bhls t1tfa S'ae
~ 25Gti 80 700 bills Supernne - l3ati 10 and -OO
bbs No 2 81 oOGtS 80. ~ The slss 1910 bbs Sore ~
"a lOi Common 10 BAR Extra state "a 2oeS' 90 !
Good 10 Fancy do. a. iOds5 70; Common 70 pogu
Extra Westen "a 2Ods 80. Choice 20 Fancy do %
Common Good Extra Round Hoop ONO - Zoerl 81 "
10 Choce do - Minnesota Common EItra, - 20
~ 50; RYE MiKture ~ 5O1si 7bi Bakers Extra 80
d@8s Sfraght IS Is ass Patent S01es, with ono or
two brands held higher 81 Louis Common 70 PAR hRIa
iy IS 25HsG 30 1iner Wheat Eytra 90 70 az b
closing quiet steady SOU THERN FLOUR nrH sans lbOo
bbs Common CHOICE Extra 20 250S3 95 CHOICE 10
81 76asT - Rye FLOUR qmet unehanged sales oVo
hills CORN MEAL quiet steady sales 2OO Dds.
GRkIN-WHEAT-MaTSet ldSSo lower. fevsrish un.
seiiIod shippers inclined 10 bold Off limited local milling
demand iaIge trade Ia futures salo- 45ZOOu basl "a
tnros 10000 bash sDot and 20 arrive socn 80
Epnng g7ci No. spnng. 81 dsl ON no Suing tsAI
Total 81 10 Ungraded Sprug gie dtl 70 Unst1oI "
Ter RED 81 l4asl 20I Mxod Winter, 81 l7ati 10 NO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-11
TrROPEAN FINANCIAL AIARKETs

LONDON July lOl2:5O p. m-Ire la.l"ay shares = g
do preferred s. ILLINOIS Central 9l NcwJeTsey central,
5Ss, Reading Railroad. 1874
LONDON July lO-l3p T. H-PaIis ad1cc' duote uFn per
cent renrs 10 francs S2a crItIss Tor The account r
1iVav shares, Zs3 The 81 Bengal has reduced us
rate Of discount from 10 percent. , 49,. =,
iosn0y. July i0-3 D. m.--Ihe bullion In The BANK OF
I,lnd las decreased $50 during m" past week me
Irj1 zion OF the Of England reserve 10 Liability Whch
f4-t week was urr cent is now 54lII8 per cent
LONDON July 1O-.i}u I. T.ian d ices qu'ie i've per
ceut no francs o, centlme for the account Enc
Railway shares %. IN, n
IosrJN July 10 u.m.Ere Railway shares 29s; Penn
syIyaul central =: NcWJcrscy Central J3Z Reading
Railroad 90 -, . ,--.. -. a.,
PARIS July l0Tho eDccic IN the Bank 81 Franco has do
creased OOp,O 900 francs during the past week -,
BURLS July lO.TIe statement OF TIE Imperial liank OF
Germany shows decrease IN specie ~ H6CpOyO maIAh