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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-04-12

ExCURsIoN-Th Baltimore and Ohio
railroad will run an excursion train to
Washington City and Baltimore, about the
goth OF this month. Round trip tickets
will be about five dollars, good for six
days. This will be good opportunity for
any one desiring to visit the Capital and
the Monumental City, to do so before the
weather Is SO hot, and at little COST
Harrisonburg (Va,) Register.
These excursions are quite common
along the lines of all railroadsin Vir-
GINA, notably the Baltimore and Ohio.
They are we'll patronized; large num-
bers avail themselves of the oppor
tunitles thus afforded to visit Balti-
more and the National Capital, who
otherwise would never go. These
trips have frequently taken the place
of expensive Sunday School celebra-
tons with mu4A more profit to tie
children. In this section, but -ffttle
more remote, we have never heard
Of similar excursion even propos-
ed. Hence, we suggest to schools, go
cletles, etc., contemplating recreative
celebrations, trial of the excursion
plan.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-04-12

| A. Stewart, Ind. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. POI
John Price, Rep. 100
John B. Wright, Rep. .1S9
Conrad Selfker, Rep. ............1s8
| James Jones, Ind. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ..1SS
| Peter Knieriem, Ind ................176
W. B. Spill, Ind. .................. .l42
Geo W. Fisher, Rep. ,...............122
Average majority of Councilmen-elec 46
The Coal TRADE.-The shipments
from the mines of the Georges Creek
coal region for the week ending
April 5, 1879, were 32,439 tons, and
for the year to that date, 272, 265 tons,
an increase of SO, 1877 tons as compared
with the corresponding period of 1878,
Z he shipments to the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad during tie week were
l6,347 tons, for the year, 2l4,773
tons, an increase of 1908 tons as
as compared with 1878. The ship
ments to the Pennsylvania railroad
vera 2,548 tons; for the year 4O,7l4
tons, an increase Of %, 995 IONS as
compared with last year.
The heaviest coal shipper last week
was the Consolidation company, send
ing out $3.50 tons the New Central
came next with 1907. The heaviest
shipper of the year has been the Con-
solidation company, 85,l70 tons; the
New Central second, 1908 tons, the
Franklin third, 81, 563 tons, none of
the others sending out over 10000
TONS
TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-The
following were among the transfers
filed this week with the clerk of the
circuit court:
Edward Walsh and wife to Bridget
A. Walsh, property within the county;
$50.
Bernard Walsh and wife to James
A. Walsh, property within the county;
$40.
Peter Walsh aud wife to same, prop
erty within the county; $50.
James Crouley and wife to Curtin
M. Graham, part of Walnut Level"
$235.69.
Charles Jones and wife to Margaret
Cambell, a pal5 of Ethiopia and the
Isles;" $3.50.
John Wambach to George Kohl,
operty in Frostburg on the Nation
al turnpike; 81, 300.
Henry Wagus and others to John
Wagus, property in Pompey Smash;
$3.50.
PERsoNAL.-Mrs. Andrew Stewart,
of Falls City, Pa, is visiting her moth
er, Mrs G. W. McCulloh.
Capt. Nelson Beall and wife return
ed last Saturday from their winter s
stay in Florida.
VIM. R. Percy, ESQ, returned Tuos-
day from business trip to New York.
H. B. shaffer, Esq, of Frostburg,
was registered at the Eutaw House,
Baltimore, Wednesday.
Messrs. Marx Wineland, DAWSON
Armstrong and Alex. Griffith, of this
place, returned from Baltimore Thurs
day.
Rev. John Edwards and wife, of
Homecoming, were in town Thursday,
visiting relatives.
A recent letter from Rev. S. F.
Bishop, of Salem, Iowa, formerly of
Eckhart, states he is doing we'll and
likes his new home.
John T. Dawson, of Aurora, Wesi
| W, -, L
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-04-12

The Baltimore papers report the
case of Marx Wineland, of this place,
vs. Security Insurance company, to
recover policy of insurance upon
his property burned at the great fire
of 1874, which came up for trial
Wednesday last. Demurrer Of repli-
cation sustained and judgment given
in favor of defendant. Mr.. Wineland
has carried the case to the Court of
Appeals.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-04-12

THEFT OF A BIG FIsH.-Last " eek
Levi Albright of this place, caught in
the Potomac a sucker fish eighteen
inches lcng, which he sold to Peter
PAYNE, of the Grand Central. The
fish was kept alive in a large tub I'M
til Tu ;,sday night, when it vas stolon
by some one unknown. If the thief
is caught it is likelJ he will eat no
more fresh fish this season, but rather
coffee and bread for breakfast, chad
ow soup and one bean for dinner, and
let the bean swell for supper.
TIEs.-In the election last Monday
Messrs. james D. Armstrong and
Robert G. Paul each polled 2l3 votes.
TIE first count developed l9l vote
each f. Messrs. John Price and JOHN
B. Wright. The five gentlemen r1e-
ceding these being elected left a tie be-
tween them for the sixth councilman.
The ballots were re-canvassed Tues
day morning resulting in 100 votes
for Mr.. Price and l69 for Mr.. Wright.
The tota, in the frat count vas $50;
in the second 379. Messrs. Conrad
Seifker and James Jones polled l08
votes each.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-04-12


Recognizing the fact that the relation
ship existing between the Counties of
Maryland and the City of Baltimore is
a'lch that residents of the Counties have
occasion to visit the City frequently dur
ing the year; in consideration OF these
facts and the liberal pat mage extended
the "Mallby" i'll the past, | deem 1t but
matter of justice thRl some discrimination
should be made in Their favor. have
therefore &C included to
Reduce the Price of Board 10 s.. day
feeling confident that the same will be fully
appreciated by them, and at the same time
merit and secure an increase! snare of
their patronage. Assuring them That
nothing will be left undone that can add
to their comfort during their stay.
Rooms without board, rs cents and up
ward per day.
q. nc. HOGAN, Prop.
ADr 5
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-04-12

WEATHER yesterday cool and
breezy.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-04-12

A GRAND ExPosITIoN.-Prof. E..
H. Butler and Daniel Abel, managers,
will display large number of beau
tiful paintings and series of conf
calities at Pauls' Opera House, Thurs
day evening, 18th inst. The object
is benevolent and prices of admission
low.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-04-12

SOMEBODY owes US an Easter egg.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-04-12

The average attendance of several
schools having fallen off, the services
of Miss Jennie Miller and Mr.. G. A.
Snyder at Frostburg; Miss Mollie Cas-
teel, at Borden Shaft, and Miss Camp
bell, at Mt. Savage, have been dis
pensed with for the remainder of this
term.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-04-12
LOOK OUT FOR THE
Boot, Shoe, Hat and Cap
EMPO EsEU w,

IN Bank building, opposite st. MichaePs
L Church, Main st Flostburg, Md.
All who want anything in the line of
Shoes, OF the best ana finest quality;
for poorer rich, young orold, Shoesfor all,
no matter what their occupation or profess
ion. Boots for Men; Boots for Ladies;
Boots for Children; Boots for all. Hats
for old and young. TRUNKS, VALISES.
&o.,-all at fair prices, should go to
WILLIAM THOMAS.
sY- Boots and Shoes made to order. Re
pairing neatly and promptly done Leaterh
and Shoe Findings on hand. [Apl 10
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-04-12

THE local political pot is boiling and
the steam is not all escaping at one spout
either.-7imeS.
Well, then, how many spouts has a
well regulated pot any way2
The dwelling of Michael Donahoe,
at Pekin, was destroyed by fire Mon
day morning. The building is the
fourth one destroyed by fire in Pekin
during the past two weeks.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-04-12

REMOVAL TO FRosTBURG.-Mr. A.
F. Denning, of Pennsylvania, Super
interdent eff the Lochiel Lumber and
Manufacturing Company, has taken
the Bspler mansion as residence for
.he wear.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-04-12
The MUNICIPAL ELECTIoN-A

THE MUNICIPAL ELECTIoN-A2
"z1adependeaat" Mayor, three "I,de-
pendent" and tvo "Repubhcan'' Coua-
ci2naem Elec5ed-One Mired.-The
election for Mayor and Council last
Monday was enc of the most exciting
contests ever held in Frostburg. Two
tickets were in the field, the "Repub-
lican" and "Independeat, both of
which were warmly supported by
their respective adhererts. Good
humor prevailed throughout, how
ever, and no disturbance whatever oc-
Cured. The following named gen.
tlemen were elected
Mayor-John L. Porter, "lndepen-
dent.
Councilnaem-Henry Williams, "Re-
publican" and "Independent; James
D. Armstrong, Republican" r. G..
Paul, Independent" William Crump,
"Independent;' A. Stewart, "Inde
pendent and John Price, "Repub
ican."
The following table shows the vote
as polled:
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-04-12

John IL. Porter, Independent. ...... .S04
Frederick Gross, Republican. ....... 1870
Porter's majority. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. "a
FOR COUNCILMEN.
Henry Williams, Rep. and Ind. ..... .257
James D. Armstrong, Rep. .913
r. G. Paul, Ind. .213
William Crump, Ind. ........... ....207
A. Stewart, Ind. .201
John Price, Rep. Observation-Disclosures. 100
John B. Wright, Rep. .1S9
Conrad Seifker, Rep. ........... 1888
James Jones, Ind. Observation-Disclosures. ..1sS
Peter Knieriem, Ind. ................176
W. B. Spill, Ind. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 142
Geo W. Fisher, Rep. .12S
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-04-12

DIED -Tue5day morning, April Sth
Mrs. SUSAN WILSON, wife Of Amos
Wilson, Esq, of this place, aged 70
years, 10 months and 6 days.
Her funeral took place Wednesday
afternoon at the NJ. E. Church, of
which she was a member.
, 1879-06-12

Hoo rIlOnEETs-Wcso fairly nctiyo for sum.
ier day, and pork aud meats wero stronger, Whilo
larst wnb firm. l4lyerpool reported an advance OF
I'd per III lbs In shuyt clears nnd hogs Al tho
Slock. Yards wcru higher, while tho rccrnt ship
nlenis Of product fr,m this city have been large
There was an active shipping inquiry yesterday,
h0tA f0r Southern paints md for Ensopc, Aul It Ia
prnhaln that soscsat trannEactf0na wura unrepugt-
cd. The result was higher fangu Of prices Oh
pork, by sympathy. Thu feeling aNong holders
was strong, Ana they gcucsal,y stcmel 10 be lnuo.
pcndont nbout Hcitng.
MISS ronE-.Adyanced 10Ge1s..c per htl, aud
clnsed l0c aE,so tbs latruk pFicch OF Tuesday.
salns were reported D! 800 b.ls spot at SO. III;
80 hrla te1er jnno at 81. 70; 4, 900 brs sollvr
July ut 81 S010 H7!i; TO- 50 brls 4clscr Augnst at
SD.V:hiGlD. IL; and 100 brIa aclpr September at
SOLO. T1tal. 10. 200 brls. TAa market cIusea
hrN Ut - H for cnah aui'nr jnnH, 9. MID
1:h7h Tor July, and ev. UaGt0. NIX for August.
lrinse ne'. pork war nonl.nal 1t 3D. o63sl.:i, ana
1xtra prtnlc ut $3.OIMSA.:"h.
l.AHf!-Nak satlo fFtner on futures, and 1i5Ea
hc cprr l0tl iba higher on spat, the July premium
repastr Ut 10. 5o tcs sellur July 1t 50. ~ :;
4. 0U tcs stJlrr August ut 2B.I2lsStiI I5. TutnI.
u. Iao 1cH. thu marEot closed ssea1y Ut en "Dtt
u. .M f0f rpot pr scae Jann. 81. gu. Fl ftr
MEsI.-,%eru ii good demand ~ former preet
for cx!nrs. hut l0llers mixed an asanco Ut 66tlUc
I, Is,r nv lis. and t..s4 testslcsed buslness Local
taiafcs a wsr1 aolive taisn M wsto reported Of HOO
cirars # sl no; lpo Duo t,a short rio. ii 3i95
siut, st. 7ads H:!a scllcr July. .sh61HM,4. t.fs
f1r An.ist> antl 81 o. for SeptA,nher; 10 utu ucn
E!eGn lnlnla at 7t4c; 100 tea swcet picklsd hsnls
l'"t .. h'se Tho following woso tho ciosiup pstcct
III tilt leHll1Ik cuta:
, 1879-06-12
Withdrawn from store during Tuesday for
city consumption: J., ild ba wheat, 5,031 bu bur-

Withdrawn from store during Tuesday for
city consumption: l,ilG ba wheat, 5,031 bu bur-
Icy.
The following grain MAS inspected into sforo
in this rity yesterday morning: .urs No. . rod
wIntrs what, 3r4rs No. do, 1carruIected, 5ruTB
mlxeti, II ears No. hartl iu caFs No. = sprtttE,
I'll ours No. 3 llu, 23 cars rejected US3 wllcat);
3cars yellow corn, no sars aud IL, ,0o0 bn l!gh
n.iSrl, 4 cag4 uew do, 2 cars aew .ntxcd, 0id
ours a,,u 13,0fN In NJ. :; curn, Is cara ~.
Jrctcd 600 rorna; ~ cars whu oats. ~ cars
NJ. = mixed. II cars re]ectel cI7 oats); cars
No. ! Fye; car rejected, | cur No. barluY.
Total ITO cars), Wi5,oo0 Ms. Inspected ous:
47,Gks hu wheat, 2.0,5sa nu corr, 1854 bu outs,
D.nlD bl hurley,
DAyls brothers have rBtired their hnusc from
tllc hit Of tose sorlng provisions for tiIe trade.
It raIncd yesterday with II freedom uuuhual
ln our sccent experience, hut thu bcsrtsh tc,,.
dency Of tic fact was partially coauteractcd by
ady!ccs oE poor crop prospects iu tho Southwest.
III sefercueo tu our paragraph about the ship
uaeut of No . wheat. . shipper stated yesterday
lion le 10 uble to obtain ete OCT bu moFu for thu
No. y than tos tho No. 4, liz says thu roasaa IL
that tho oDa eau b. depended upon to keen In
guol condition during t'sa yoIsge TO Eurous,
wt!lla tl.e otlur lsaa not d1waYs uroYbd equal Il,
tle ocsasivl. We uoss, also, uat therc was y
, 1879-06-12
NI TELftiltAptf,

New YORK, June ll.-Goycrnmeuts wero
gusat, and Ful'roau bou.ls Woro autiYe.
Stato securities wero dull.
Ile stock market waH characterized by
strong tono during tho greater porl!on Of tic
day. tho fcAturu Ut speculation boIug Nor1tlwest-
crn commop, which, after selling down from
6d}s to 65sAs, udyanceu on large transactions TO
60N, and closed At the highest point. Other
Grauoer EliAres declined Fraction, III carly 1sal-
ltEst 2'ut afterwards advanced NIX to, Wvst-
esn Union sold up 10 llH Ut tho opening. aud
later dropped to ll4B, cioslns At lis. The
trunk Isno and coal stocks wcro GF1n, especially
tawlsdk slse close, when prices s1vaacad t{G9i
IRON tue lowest point. Transactions were l:9,-
900 slaseas Gs0o Erie. s.D0} Lake Shore, H,000
Northwestern common, Y,t;00 ploforEcsl, 1900
VI. Paul common, 6U0 preferred, d, G0 Lasks
, 1879-06-12

tho wcll.auAtalned rnnge Of ptlces. IN, A.,
wcro decidedly "hraris,,t and VAN, tn,Pp*ts
hnsc taken advantage of any fayurat,. nn,Y la!eh'Y
to deprcss values. Foe fair 10 good n,,,'',
en- atock anA through Tc1uns t!lcro ,,, '4'a.
local dcu.ahd At about hseaay ta,G.. tho .a' 'DHl
thesc descriptions bring Of ,unirratt. n,'s rrsts OF
hut thin grass cattle and tnfcriur crnar. r,''
were neglected, and sold VERY 1rTcru1,,,. t'"ay
rau1cd from 81. oOQs.. 81 for intcra, T., 9. 1ast
3. .o5 fur extra qualities. sfo-l vi ,br :, -
wcrc at IT, 77b:i. III for butchers. etock ot.. n'sh
common 10 good fat cnws and ruur IN f,t,t,'
1ata md ~ a. 00iI4 Is for fair 10 chuc.
Rtcnfs. CoMo7ef 4 Hnlt sn'ti ltatlo .-,r, p''9
AZ s.. Oh, anh there wese two Or ihrcc n,hs, e,is
10 tsnostcfa a. S3.oo. rhn ufle:lnua m r.A sa'sa
were comparatively few. Sales Of ha, c,o,,
al s.. 15df1. 71 VcaIs wcrs ulcntt.ul o,e, ,'e AZ,
ii.0 per l00 lbs for thin, coasae, heavy. II, r.a.'
light graunA. There wA1 little Or uu tpu.,,. ',ee ~,
tt0Gkers. tnd prices werd to Ercut eyfcnt - aof
tna!. 'rh1 rAtA fhtcrfcfed tn nu,na rxtr, "un. 'u
trHdng bItt during tho ay nearly nil llc .,,rn "a
whs worked 0 nH!y few scattering t,ts ,cn', s'a
1ng In lhu yafds ut thu cIpar. '~'"''n'
4t:rrAr,oxr.
Extra Ilcovcs-Hrndct etaers, weighing
choIcc ,iecycs- -.Ftne, int, weli.ft 'o'''1o
nona atssf' wesyn n :" T. 40 Ill., 4o475
.t"i4a,, wi1e'p9 Mr.i J.. Lmo g .'H ih4 4.5lp
wcahnS !: 9ao 1" soo lbs ls
atItl cUn'tiou to choice co~s, fur city
slaughter. Weighing ZOO ~ i. O,l llia =, 4o1Aa sn
stnsH cnt'lS1rn,n'non q ~ ,' cats'o, Weighing
m r. ~ AID iiia COWS, hsiici: 'a&'
stnte. bafls. md scalawas htccts,.. 1,1,oo m
Psals. Ger l00 lbs .-................. j. Guit5s n
, 1879-06-12

,emp1atton without suspendIng production for
Single day, though efforts arp making BY somo
Of the companies to have general suspension
for fortnight Of ten days. 'rhsro Is some op-
position to this, however, for Tie reason tl'at
continued work at the mines has been pron-
fsed to the workmen all tho year, aua, If the
promise Is broken, tllcro may bc serious trouble
with the men.
The following gives tho duc.uattona Of tho
1ehl1{nn stuckAs
, 1879-06-12

FLOUR-Waa dali, but steady. Tho advance In
Eal frcights has ended thu sharp buying for ship
ment notcd lust week. aud local buyers ara slow,
but stocks are snlall enough to cn4be holdesa to
rvua!u Grn,, Ut !east wb,o wheat remains at 4poto
Sl.0u. saIus we1e reported of Boo hsis doabls X.
tsas It 81. lu9b4.7o; 100 pss sxtsas and zoo b.ls
ryv aouE, both pn private trtns. Total, J.. 100
br1s. The following Was tho uosniual range Of
prifrs nj thu eiusn:
chHcs wintcrs... ......... ...... 30 6fg.6
, 1879-06-12

litl{9s--RnycTs weFe again saItaNpolnled IN liz
than on ttus previous day. As fcsnll there WA
turtle. appreciation ~ vhs"cs. Tho market wss
somewhat s1ci:sa tnting tc %, orsntn h"sf; AMI
packing grades s,o wing tls EreaIrat improvement.
Later III tho day tic fruiinE became snoro qu,vt
but The adsanco was snstaihcl q tie c1asc. Ii.
market closed steady NJ ST. 15d3l. Il, for cnnon r
primo bacon hogt, at 81. g4ibi il fur hrayy PACK.
CIR, and A. 81 .1ia:i. 10 for fair to claieo hrary
shippers. Thcr1 wera sales ul skips Mt 2,.OUS1
3.:'ti.
All sales arc made snb}ect to sl,tlnkage Of 10
, 1879-06-12

IN NEW YOlkE YESTERDAY 7

June 1l.-Rccclpts- 17,sG3 brls; wheat,
t47,a50 hi; corn, 2225, ,0sl In; outs, 1880 bu;
sorn.mea', 90 pkgs; rye, 1890 bu; rnalt,
1l,70O bu; nork 1,74l br1s; beef, o,374 tct; cut
meats, D,t>05 pkga; 1artl, 5,172 tcs; whisky, 113
br1a
Exports--lor twcnty-folr ao1rs-Tlour, B3,0O0
br!s; wheat, 1b1 900 bu; corn, 323, ,0o bu; oats,
500 bu; rye, Q,0Q1 bu.
, 1879-06-12

The following wera thu receipts md ship
'ncnts OF tte leading articles Ut produce In ths
city during sle tweNty.fo"r hours endihg ht =
o'eloek oil "Wednesday morning, anl for the
correspon1iug date twelve M4oLitlls ago;
, 1879-06-12

t:niec 20 snpu pe."isa mtS!a '..''' ''. Ma
fais 10 g,,o M5nncaotas .......... 4.35 III. ii
Faw Faw 10 un"a springs -. -. 49,. VIII M
i%tcn.s.. 'Ns..:. .....:.... ~: 601 StS.vi
IL ,,ek1 ,...r hn,eSs 'oI benp
tons At 81. % pes ton OIL tsack md 81. 0edb
i, Is frec on bunri cars. H.
M1pn.ixa:.s f. we're 10 tons Mt 50. TO- hna 10
tons nt iohn. .-,u.
tcnn,. unrah'h-s'e' "'fo l'o0o ''s' ." p'''"''
'~ conx- -MnAh-coasso was ncrn,n., at s1a.so per
SPRING wnEAr-w.s quiet and trrsqu?,rly
ssser IHe natkes for next onta desl,rsd II y
'i"s, wnlie September ~ whea % c4osed aont &c bet.
tof. :rhu Nst.st n,arkcts ware tltots ilrn,' WITH
vii sascr brtns apparently s wcassae M I by ii.s
,ssSis ,s; ~. s , ps;s; AM IL, H.
lame. Thcrc ycrs ronto ,enylus oriera hero tson,
snmabIy Oh account of Scw " York lases. ffh.efe
ws1s ss'rs Hss!ess 70 buy sat scrsesnhes delivery
was fntr r., shtnranE ,H,"aM! fos ~. >. %%ssh
oietsa. bst possibly @ not t"r M shipment, i. iiti" II
soG tn a}s nst s;sa :" ~ ~ cne H "n m
J"Iy ID dcisesscs; It fa"gsI Al y. 0 md
SsAer ansy s,snSd ~ os"ee's, sa' assM"s" ", s 70
M ssGsSa ses ss,'s1 wsro rseose 1
= " ~ ,a r. h rsi"t;. n ?c !n a. IL 5
1T a6!1GsGo freo Oh board cars. Totalt loa,.
s9S Srskn Sas wnuAr-snle. were 400 BIZ. wtnte, ut
:l0s In stoss; Z a9o bu Do nr sample q si:oGGe
' ftJ1Er$ m hmm
, 1879-06-12

The following Instruments were hled Tor
record "Wednesday, June IL:
CITY rnorENrT.
Wet M k'nzte It, olAshIanl ~, 81, hox
1a5 T.. improved, lated Jney Il MAS. mn
xl,;! q, dated aiay I. ivslats of E!!as a-o
seyor n .1sft rs L lsPssi'sn ef IL e 41 ''0
~ 4; ,late4 June t''amcs tairns to roo
,r, Alftea cgostn.) ~. ....:.. ........, 600
~ 4.1o11:5 4. dated JUNG icnazlca -.
brewster to John t:nnnora,. 600
ps!ry t. as!s ts sss e, S';ie toss H. Sssls Is Is
,,AddloI L. Patterson! -. ....,.. -. 600
14o II, dated Junc II {AEthas kfsrsou
Fulton 1T. samo 3. shs abovs, fnted ,JNno'
. uicney g. SchoulAcld to Arthur Hyef.
we.t Naiiscu 81 10" Il ii Uakloy AZ ''00
sau;oa3s a3 q & hom.. a'sa 4 Aoy ysr 9 IL. no0o
w.: sis;?s +! 81 xii Il l1 e 'Dss& It
ioo i. eated T june s'5is io isthn:y sswyerto
: Ferdinand Fsomn>;; ...,,."...,;; =. 400
i!Heorse, Sawyer. Trustee, TO S. ".
South liaissl Il i55 il IL Of ;fhiiit:y::iihirl ''
JUNG IL tlcney Sauss to Rosno Leon
pehpatnca st, y q cor Hf InllEarn 1t, WI
1a.,x15 anil 10D Fl, taateti Mny 10 t.ancB
q. Urnotss to II. Golttsn,thj ). ........ 1900
Sheldon 1T, " corner Of Fulton eL c I,
10Dx1l!a 4, datrtl juno ~ William l..
I.re to William II. Eortcr} ..........,... $500
String vt, .13is IT u Of Eighteenth Ut,
i. lr1anylc nf l0xt0ai xltt4 It, dated
june II tiottlich Muller 10 ltobcft Mul-
ler). ......................... 200
NoHTM OF ctrr hixtra,. .wITi1x 4 HABITS or NEYEa
NILES Dr THE C0u1sT-HuusE.
Perry At, III It n OF Fullerton AZ, " 7, ~
< lit Il. dated dune II "a. nntl ".
tiahne u jann SerinEl, ..........,...$ $40
SOUTH III CITr ttMtIs WITHIN 4 IiApIEs or AEyEH
MILEs 0F THE cnUKr-tIorsH,
Swan ft. al4 It " Of Wentworth nY, nj
.4x100ft. dated 1une 10 tsEIIIihm Will
Furty .snyrnsh vt. near u " corner or CLARK
at. VI, IL II tO alley, antul Jnnc 10 CT,
Oi}sicn tp Alien Ma,lyui} ........... -. loo
Thirty -nilsh 1t. III II U Df Wentworth
nv. II I, ::,xl1U It, dated April 10
tl'honnH DunawaY tu George f. Sarr). 800
Duddnn st, 14:}xti It u OF Root IT. n /, 4,
1i:4!..t4 II, 1n1cd june IL II. ". Keluc.
ly to SlMe0n Straus>... ................ Git
, 1879-06-12

NEW ORLEANS.
NEw ORLEANS, June 11.-siEht exchnngc on
New York, 4 rrsiniuu. Sterling exchange
halkcrsf bills, ISIS.
FOREIGN.
Lorpox, June 11.-Cousols money, 07 i-t0;
nccontt, 07l6.
Units states Securites-KeatlIng, 20ttd; Erie,
2S226; Preferred, 81.
unltca StateB Bonda-New IS, 1861; 49,,
1o31S; 4s,l0a.
srinlrs " PErgoLEuM-7(D73td; refined DO.
1Nf3.l.
fABls, Ju.e 1l-Rentcs, lief. See99Sc.
, 1879-06-12

i.utest quotations for t1nne delivery OIL tho
leading articlca for the lust two hus1,lcsa t]ays:
, 1879-06-12

CATrLE-ThaEe waz sathcs moro doing In this
branch Of thu market yostaElay, 1us the demand
wxs mot sharp BY ANY n,eana ana thn Xonrral fne'-
tng was weak. Tho receipts wo.a comparatively
ughL aud to tkat ikct sglleys were !ucpbtcu fur