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, 1880-06-22

Hpsetat Dltpafth 10 The CAttdqn Itf6Ans,
Hnsrs,a, Jl,ne ai.-'rhe atock nlnrkot so-dny
shnwed t3nshleraI,lo Improvement, !ath III iu-
tlvity Nnd tn,le. lLtfrs,a.is wsre fairly MGtIve.
i.ltto lsMk sol!l ut ;i5: chlenKt,, Huntington 4
Quincy: i.la; Aaut!,lsky. .l3.Ul:i!a: llMllni,,r.
u; Atchison, lI1AGbl:A; OylpIal,tlrR. .Bt dn
p,trd p,Htsrrsd, "; j,ssston ) Man.. '$a; u! Caoy;
on; Now York i New E'Yltunl, ;s'sias:i7.
al i!ont1ls-UHto!' @ !s,1 q. illa; A,Sh!soG @ b.
putlItMn valley 9s. East: ,l0:: Hartford 4 Erln
;@A; Now MextcO u, 10; Eastern 4'is, tuw. w
ses.,,,e to lnyu tnken sudden s,art and nany
which hnSt tHah neglected fur u lnnY tinlu pnst
were putn1,lcnt anl quite largely dealt L1s. Thia
IN RAttrlnstahte u tho favorable Tc.&rt FROM thu
vnrltlla tlsfea An.l nlso tho present trnlhGas III
tho prize. OF cnrpsr. fnoy weru nlI showing
considerable strength, and III seycrAl cusea ud-
vatGUs Ut ftUln ssGlst Wcro inadu.
pONEIGN.
LONDON, Juno sl.-CousolA, % 0.10; account,
DSl. ny
AmsrIcan securtttcs-New bs. 10,,ti 4hs,, ,1l.s{ =;
II, 1l0E; Illinois Ccntt1D, 1lJla; Pennsylvania
Central, a!.i; Eric. ;nE; sacouds, s7Ai heading.
Amount Of bullion gonc In. Rle.00o.
PARIS, June 2l.-itoatus. bdf aH.
, 1880-06-22


rArTLE-llecolyrd H,lnlay md Montluy -,
time Inst week. Ga15 totM, lust wcuk u, ,7sa;
Bhl!od RAt week, aE.S, Aaids trnm sr.lss 'Texans,
fnr which turG guod demand frum lotalt can
neEs. hora rms iii efr0 Absence Ut ythnH rcren,.
hnK activity In yuateriay'B cattlo Market ahppers
tried to crt'wt! down prices nnoter t.otch but tho
sanuss u tho supply III IN, cnttc anvo !oldera coll-
adcnce. and Erlcos wore fully sustained, Hepnr.s
trn tito East ltl not lnlIcate nny very important
ChnnEe In the sltnutlOu there. but ahiptors neameh
fearful thMt tho anrRy MnbGr Uf CAttlU Hunt forward
aurlnK lust week would rEDyent nny recovery nE
pLlreB IT. lttleat. 1t did not ruAt In further d.
cu, AND thptefole tliars wts disposition ~ nnyo
cennsy E.pnrtsIs took tiIo best tlEovea Ut FLlaks
nj kLtUsi - NeHrly thIh nf t!9 supply cnf,raicG
nf Texns Tl!oy El ttl tile iugn tratu t 4Lks.t IT,
use lrlGtS l1ty!nk Ga!lin!.n u En drDyGs, HyHrnE
lux trsiln IN n To u.s. Thtn 1iatlyU EtsHuis wgro
Notwithstanding CAnnarH fNr butchers wanting
tsiat elHss wh1n Texnns nru to ba hnu-uud prices
weTa wtak and Tntl!ar Iuwer.
QUOTATIONS.
Extrn lsecrcs-t'rntiul steers. weighing 1,4s0
~ hllH Hi~ariH; ,$Gs5l.75
NviSh'nK lsll ~ y h ~ ~. 44est5o
I.E LILY to ixii A1524
!MK !.l.N Y lsS Asaallu
CUt'lnIDn 10 cfIlcg eGWH for city Slaughter.
NGf4hME ~ tu UN bHt.+...,........,... -, 1Xyl1*Q
siHGk tnlte-@1nin1on entttc WeIghtnKlpU to
It'll; IND tii :oss isitSis :tax;
,,bns. nnt scAlilwA4 1.ta3
\
, 1880-06-22
shart Shotlt-1 H. 4 nj Skort
Ttts. dtrt. ri<Hry eftHrs.
Loose. H.V fl.4l | FI.u tI.1G
StUk. Mtxeil. .........,| I.W | 1.U tf.!D us
!lnE. buxt.l. .4....j f.m A.D | H,lI T.Ij
juty, buxHL.,,,......l 7.Ul 4.GD on 1.Ia

qnntn III tjsU Iu1se a;h sG11 Gizrtl; Cnnl6arIMHds
i;,f7c bdxeu; lung cnt 'nss. !t*:.c sweet t-pIcklrd
hntIs gtutuE Rt w" sic Tor f76slH nrcrnxGt green
hhtIs. Eh.t1 hTGfnKo, in ki4l.
ttlGDn quoted 5slb}fu SDr ehOlGtH, 7{G7Sfe for
Rhnt tbs 1iG,s;C short clehrs, for ntla, M
GathrNseil und rackei.
E,,EArE:.ValHt 10 quite whlta at 63tg6c, und rel
low nj Itl ltfc.
nEEF--Wns quiet Mt klasas!D fur nioss $.s5daaUl
fnr TX mess, md ais!kl< lIU FOR lIntHs.
TALid,w-QulDt md stenily at ENatGc for city md
, 1880-06-22
COMMERCIAL.

THO following wero the receipts and ship
c,ts If the leAding articles Of pro,lslcu In thts
city during tho Forty-efght ho,trs ellting mt :
o'clock Ment!ay morning, and tho correspond
Ing titie last ycnr:
, 1880-06-22
4.:s59t.W
A,152t.U
IY0al.1U
a,SS51.u
2W41D
l1ta3,73
hukSt.I5


:!!f! saHu iMo Int wask ai,fis. totll hot week.
1.tllt shipped last week, ~ III rurq wax III, active
s'' trf hsT MsfSS ssH &enxa hS
tgre weEu tMH uiory hogs thatI thu !ralo FoaulrUi
nuariy oil ruiltnK a,Ld VI prtcea ruling 6c hEoF lhn
@ than 4 op.st' !'so; 70 nIu.s 9t,t .9l4 ut fa,!t
packing Hrn:ies n9stly at ttsa@.A sklps w0sU Ii,
, 1880-06-22

into fraction lowor md tul,! 7se per lo
;as Il LIT
~ ,:'S 81 ;;eg ss s11 U ~
c"59sn,1 s.ll!sIn, aue wern Il tnnnd gGas A. G.3 @
H: T. !; s; ~ s: s;$;I ~ S s;;s u
Ga fl Ts y: .sssp "ss @ ss ss'1s
II vs;s ss tss; ts s.' sss
ae ma III ow sst aa " 81 FILTH; t tsHs .sn iroi 81
itsM ws:'e5n sna sesl's5n ian'1s, ss.s5{s.
!; aS:; sS ;S''; sss' s" 's
EAsr LIBERTY,
,s 4E 3ray n.9J M 1t Eli SSa: aa @ ;1l soes 'a
Sse sxs!t stS s'lras 3 asd ~ @ ocsi wsak !stre '
ss II;
tS SS. sSS zs S's'; :sis:
t ';s ts sss$ ss;ss ss;;
4s:t s ssa' sssy sss u I'd Tss sssa' % ss
nuFrAto.
@ ,5ts. iMHrTFmsssp@ Al cr.i @ SSy Y
!as frldaye prlcoss buyers ho!lsna o hoping to OBJ
ss,; s;sss @ ;Gsz sz2cs: .s
HEX Sssss tssss saS'os {; 5; g. il ] sss;s sS!;. isss @
iloositaes'pts to:aay %s ssi,s!snsa thisaxss
,S'
ss, ssss?' sss s: !. :sssis sosss sss:% SSs
wosl,ts, 4, takon for export nj tt5 best GRADES dis
81 Al 1tou,s t1 3nne e2ltATrlE-stendy. With f9r Do;
ss sTss. 's fhSs Is $s,n sSE s iS iss $% I'D q
Jnhlnnua.
rfssas a :','''s sna ssassrea, @ receipts 1901 no
,ss e,tos, aHs ,smorst
GIl0 Receipts. U,41s shipments, i,sUo 't $~''N
NAtTtM0NE.
ne.s Ss s sss ana 5 .Ss ssS
alii iysry 9s:,, i'si aaai5
ss' f!sa sss! siai,a1! sst ;s!ss most '''''
tlSi; lfMtyk1ia,' sply c'orn'e demand; auo"to''
gisss s;t5ht isSS; sa'1 Quotations
KANSAS CITr.
5pteta! Dtspe,th to Tns Chttaen Tribune.
S sies sna Sent Sas,ss siinrsss sless%; =:
s'S :str esrned nc fe5s 9asda: s!'ss
III !% sssss s Ss ais ss Sssfi. 2 s :s;e
CINCINNATI.
S n! 5' 1Mne 3 s
N;xxtaG: raesip,s i,;tus shpa'c6ts. i,Ioj
INDIANAPOLIS.
lSptASArotls, Junp 2l.-!Iyds-Flrn,ors q. tt25et30;
roccipls. "Tsui ahlpnenta, ltu3.
LUMBER.
Tho cargo marknt woH qules being lightly stockct
AbDut hnf II dnxnn anlcs wcro nnde carly, which
nbout eeArcd tl!B plattHr. Tho coinpptsou for tho
stun wna sharp. aid prices wesn bid up suddenly,
MuskpGOn plece htuG bringing $L'9 nnd nothing III
the wny uf Inch WIS unAor s1010. Tho nom-
inal price Of atantstce iwo.Inch Is ss.75.
1fIknr nEtu
, 1880-06-22

UosroH. Jnno o2t,~FLouN-Qulet; Wcstcs7, super.
fine. sA25Gi.i5; cDmm0n extras, NtQdabu; Wtsennpa
oxtrns, N.2ashtoi Minnesota do. tSOtadss: winter
whoats-Uho and Michigan, G.uBad50, Illinois An1
Indiana EsD0d5.is, st. I.ois ss.seH2st aprng whext
PATENTS tG00@895s winter do, &aItta8ai.
tinAtS-C.trn ttEn,s mixed md yellow, 5taS1Ha
Oats tIuitf No. and Sxtrh white, 4tbEc; No, whta
fi.di. "e' '''
packed cin1cs. lGGtl7cs CO mnlnn to good, l3etl5.
f:uaH-WrstGrH freah. 1i&@Elc.
KMEtI'r1-Fluur+ 5,:tD brISt corn, GaCUl bu; wheat
1tuIU} bl. 7'
HiiipHENTH-tT0ur, Gl1 brls; cpru. g u0 bu.
, 1880-06-22
Wall Street Markets Not Active,
but Very Strong.
FREQ Selling Of Governments
Foreign Exchange Heavy.
Tho ptoduee markcls lrrega1ar-Pork Active
and ExcilcdIy Hlgher-lard and
Meals Strong.
BrtadstuTs asler, Owing 10 Fine Weather, and
Larger l'stelpts Of CraEn.
FINANCIAL.

ny a'tn. euso ,., ~. t! ~ -: ~" 80 100 - sao ~
nlafKet. II Is ests'hea .n',. Inc gur...'ey "
inc country eoE'a,'s on h"n.ts" n... ons n."c
spee!o ,nn ,e' nH", .' ', ~" '"s .'.a.
1tsclf ict III t''c 'oah MARKET WHICH u eouas1 "ot
a'cct SO long rs spscoh!noh Mas on Inc ra'hp"n.
level or a schr nRt'. Ihe lhuston tonllhete'M
Htu,et'', IN mn e''toIlhl eacn'atMk INC pnspcc's
OF mo STOCK fnarKet' SECS @"e.ni1g ns'pei"'h
tho ~'ha. II Thinks INC recent snsh' lnpttNe
niet'ts a'o" WHEN wns !" 'ooA lor tne co''',k VI
the nnl1tt"ne 'er mo heAt s'A n,.ihs. rr'ee"
oi sfTKh would not anow neAnny 'tnpl"sc
men. Juat now. nt tho sesy opening y. - 'no no ao'
m"t!tha "hen II aa'l marNells a!w"ys ~ po e1'
pcesetl. unless tho tono OF tae mar.
kot VIVA 10 no neahny one; "nnss @
tna ueellne was over; ,, aun "n'ess tncse
WINS a"hcthlnE real and eoshl 10 nc e1pccte!.
Tho very conservative rhancft1 thfnnt'e
calls intention tai'ofin'iy 10 mo iact tnat "tho
stocks anu 'nerthhf'a,so mdfKcta arc hnprov.
Ing It enys Ut looks very much now m u
shortly thn stuck m"rket might break AWAY
fr,n any ntans control: Ihe thfoniste prints
table, co1ni'lic iro'n the sthto'nehts. "t soshc
ftyIsfttv ttIaIS. which frTDfG CfDct1HGH well
, 1880-06-22

NOh(e. e.........n....... fHiilDnaAhhw...,.....ut "
[HtUst. IN Silver lilI1 1914
Imperial. II 81 Original KrYhtun1....
u. WhtH,. lafl u. Of DuAlo Dst... VI
Mono.
, 1880-06-22
lI0Q HALEN.

sMEEp-ItacotYah during 6unday and Monday, tt1f
.i,!ppel s1st we3x ~ Tha lo9lAnd Mas sutfiont y
~ ~ sla m w ss ens ~ s.ass saea a
NEW fOltk,
new fnaK. Juno sl...lixkyka-KeeSlpta io-dsy aqd
Jcs&gr1loy tJfui fur this NeHA. H.AA market weak
with slVx salesi no prospect vt e4ssfsncsi selling
, 1880-06-22

TnLYDo. O.. juno 2l.-GnAtH-Whont weaki an.
her Michigan, tl.lUs No. rod Wabash. trHlt ana
1unc. till. 1nly. D63zoi August u4o; Na rcd t'a
Curn study; j,tgh mixed 4u}sc, M. = at *io; No.
wt!itr. "! rc{scied. Ec Outs dntl; Nn; ?at :.,
lsEcEl1'-Wteat. lal&D bu, cori. satab but eaf'o''
aiI!tMiHrs-wh 1900 but corn. lA,au but esr
10y, 7,uM
, 1880-06-22
NlcTttf1fT.

nErHO1T. Juno 2t-Ft0UR-Dut and unchaheea
GAAsS~Wheat hunvyi No. white, tl.th4 asesa1 , "
ntriEo, ,slll&f Juno, &i06; July sutH; August W
hti. lilo naketlt milling M. nominal lteoolptA, a@us
BIT; AhlpmGNt1. WtGnb bu,
, 1880-06-22

nrTFALo, Juno 9l.-tiHAlS-Whnat dull and hola.
ora nrnis hRU bu No, har! Hheb0yRan at s!.la toa
ttuIi and unxsttIat car lots 0f NO.2 WesteN A. ~"
0nt4 uiiuEeu ut u 10 for car lois, .=
UAHAL ENktNuTH- Unchanged
, 1880-06-22

srsttas Dhpatth to Ihs Chisapo 1rtb'tn1-
KAHsAS CITY. Mo-. Juno 2l,-tluAiS-rha if,ss ~
Current sopuEtA: Whoat-ltocetpta, 5vt0 bu, 'nlp3
Msna - eal iowoEs NJ. casl. sHet N,,,Ss NJ Saas
, 1880-06-22
prts a sllRht increase In tho ncrcaRe Of spring

reports s,leht increase in tho ncrcaRe Of spring
prevailed In lint Ntntn hnll damaged tic wheat crpl,,
Sssinntri nt u por cent! u mti, NMnnty md Nnnty
bc Mr:ur than ever hOfbtn.
letter received In Chicago yrstcrt1ny Etntcs
TINT the Frcnch whent crrp is beow NIL nycr,Ee.
'rhcro wns m error IN tho figures which crc.t-
itcd Tulclp with tho rcrcipt Of I'll 900 hu whent
o,lc ttny lust week. A two toO much n,ndo tho
quantity five times "a grcnt rs II ought 10 have
bte,, 49,.
THO following were tho exports from tho fo,lr
ics,tlEnE cities Of tho Attnnttu Bcaloarl for tho
dates named:
's;fss'is' 81; ;s js;ss s'1:s 'Ffs gsts tssse s
Flour, er,............. ii!sskN .,A:M Ia? s':e,
", %sS.'; 2s'$ys &ss s sss; s2 as
iS,s' nss sa"::::.::. sSaa.:..: Sla M It'll It'll .sa9 S
isss iss' III i':.:.::::,i*.is ,*ei :!% ss@ &iai siii
Tho following table shows tho exports from,
Now York fnrthp wcpk ending Wednesday, even-
ihg lust, with comparisons:
III. ;,.ne @ ta9JSns JS tasJ!Ss AZ
vhsa,, ill.,. t,l3 ....:..:....:l3 3ia=:a 1SSsaa 14MMi
Enrn. bu. ......,........ EftlW k1lTtu lEtt+o5
The following table ahf,'vs tho stocks Of Hisl1n
III New York Hfl the tNcs tthnCia:
JaRe ~ IJa,1s Il, i5a1e y, Pun! =,
~. ts<l i';a. MN.
Whent hu... gsnn :,sM!; ls!!,gs, !..:aMa
i's;s;; i|issi Vt ii: s'$i S SS @$ @ I;sS |SE;
, 1880-06-22


TAETtMDnE. Stt.. Jnhu 2t.-Fforn-ste,d.
qhut wsstarn Aut'ornu, f275aaLG, do orrn !, na .,a
t.s5i t1o family, tS,!tth75. s"''n
GnAtS-Whoht ipwsr md neatt No, 2 w,.,..
w1atcr red SPOT. sl.?at%Lys3lt June, n.asi 1m1al
jNy, tkti14al19i Ar4art. tt.sEaiJUs}8; Hrnton,INs
s1.n7ipsH CHrn-Wehtorn luwer and ,julIi wa.,s'
mlxcd. spot, 6u<c; june ao4a Hg<c: Ju,r kutst".s.
stenn'cr. 70 nskod: Outs dull and enay, We.,ora,
Mhlto, 8GiSi hl.1nt do nllxN .;eH4;sj, ponn,.,s'H
A4<&Nr Nyu eastHr ut IHs!Ec. "'H""1s7
>idAY-Stuaeyt primo to cl,olra Ponnsygana, II, m
,rMoytstoss-1t.etera md firm. Moss pork a, a,,w
S.t7Isc: t. rnccd. h{.t;1c. AeGn-HhnnLirps NHs HN
tcA. 10 %'"-t'tHfed
,l,gTrEls-firm, primo 70 ctolcp Western, p,c,.1
EG0H-firH nt I'M t5Ac.
!'ETMntkUM-a -a:rINfB nominal: rcflnpd trtn NJ ~,
HltOCEHikS.t thfuG qulat; tlu cIr,Drs, 1FifnaraE -
lG. ~''""Hi a 1911.
W1t1aKr-Httndy At &i.lttI1,Ilk.
tHRftIifA.TH ltfCrjhi. rGr Steamer. n1Ore oc,,..
cG,ttnn :i.l,34 touE X vi Hrnn %: ''e'el
9l;an by; "nts, @ h;S by: re-. 4n hu. ' s'su'
sALEs-Whent &t':aa but c,rrf z.tU bu.
, 1880-06-22
1slt01tTA.

Tg0RtA Ill, June 3l.--t3IiAlN-Cnrn active and lows
OF, hixh-rp,xod. ss}12541lct n,xe. atH43t5sc -
dun nR1 !uw9ri M. NAtt0, 37ts37}to+ Ayo duh H1
NIIHWlSxa-Eigu 1t ft.W.
, 1880-06-22


St. 11r18 Jnnc 2t.-FI0UIs-U UNCHANGED,
GKAiS-whcnt unsettled. lover, and weuk, No. 5
rod. ei0sAi.T cas!t &LUthlEgEc .Iune; GsAaf5fa
SO JniyI tGtl@Rs3te August: a15l@Gtu tho yens; Su
do. fl.B asked; No. do, lso asku1. Corn uwer ii
2tg(e cash; Ho lunc; 3.4s}ka July. tnts lower; g{
&sG1kc cuslis GDEt.Msdc Jnng; Ga4HGs4c July; aglo
August. 1trg dill at SIC lsurley-NoLhlnX doing,
l4EAn-DnIt 1T 4AC.
1luTTkH-uNchnnHed.
E1Hk-UhcuhEei,
WlitAKy-SteAily ut tt.d9. -... ............
lltNyEB!DSH-ljrk strong md hlQtlcr. fl2u1 cash
md July. usy tals meNsa irr and GlHtar nt N:A
tssMt5M for winter nlsnt l!acon hxter ut &S
,hEcEi1-rs-Fl2ir, +stI hr*, wheat, xiu hut corn
ESTs-FlDsr, ~ NI1 bflA. wheat 2U bu; corp
17,GU bu; oAs. zGtlu bui rye. 1.UQ bu.
, 1880-06-22
PHILADELPHIA.

FHfLAnEIr1ttA. pn, ir1,c 2t.-Ftot.n-ucm,,A
mustly fnr rosh ground winter families 10 nrct ~
wants, Ut tlIa local Trade, Mnneantn exrn fsmt,"
medium u! st9k. $a4:sE do cllicc. sa1, do fre,s
ground, good. t'25, tta chn!en ind fancy t1, f,bo
rnnd. thtD do rory chocc Ei3) errinx lmu,uts NJ M
fis 1tya lnur null and tuwur, tia;1 i1;If
a,tAtN-Wloat unsettled, No. = rcd, o,c,s,c.
tl2iA No: rch June. $t2lN hid. tt!k nskc,l, jnI,
sealy, lah ,nlIad irnoK, k.it.5, rejesic "'n ~
% EI 5l23c M tH;ked: ln;y a9ts MI aa s;Sed xas'ss
t,ats dyli NJ! luwsF; M wlte, t!s NJ. DO, III
'l1S; Sn: aH" sSGSc m1ett, Ess!nc
&StDe 1hrdt Ea1.i 'es's
nt;TTE,.-Qnns hMt iss1ni creamery extsn 2yc; do
ford County f1'enTyvniln} extras, iTsQo; We,icen,
ltesGryH Gxttn, 1jdttsc. '~s>0'A
EitiHs-itasfcr ut l9l4411$c.
tETNUi.EjM-f1rM nj yhac.
WHtHKY-Ftrfn nt ttsl.
-, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Ian br1s, wheat 9lOD bu, corn.
sHlrMESrs-Yhcat, stOoo hu; cnru, 5uuUub bu.
, 1880-06-22

oswK0p. June al.-tinAtN-Wheat loweFt No
Nhttd Michigan, 3l.lyssl.1A Turn etehdyi Wes'e'A
metDd. Ek&Ika
, 1880-06-22
MINING. HTOCItSs
RAN FRANCESCA.

BAN FnANc1s&1', Cal., JUNG .t.-Tho following
Rru tho el0sl1,H tt!tulotts Ut the HlDNk lloNr.l:
, 1880-06-22

INDIANAPOLIS.
INntANArOLts, Juno 3l.--tiIlAIS-Whsat anse'1sa :
and l,.4sEi No. 3Feu tD5 aim. Corn dull and 1o"ps
~ &}{9t&G, Oxl1 qulet ~ NaIfG+
, 1880-06-22


n! s%sisrs-whoat, 1000 but corn. 'aap bur o'''
KANSAS CITY.
Epsttat DApatth to Ihs Chisapo 1rtbtnt.
KAssAs CITY. Mo, Juno 2l-t'nAiS-Iha I,f,ss ls1s.
Current reports: Whoat-ltocepta, sys0 6nt tn.p
&; SsS; ;s,a;fs; .isSs Ii ss:; :s'"s'
DETROIT. .
pErnOrr. Juno o2t.-FLouR-Dult nnd unchanred'
0mAsx-Whsat haavyi No. white tllhsl asssdd d, ~
hfrivo slDll&f Juno, &i.04, July, NuHi August VIZ
ei' 1 !S;nst,, ~ asss; minx n No. nomlna ho'e'p4
BUFFALO,
llrrFALo, Juno 9l.-tilAlS-whnnt dull and holo.
ers arn,. hGu ou No, hard Sheboysan at s'la tGa
u: a1s2r sii'is I; III u ses 1t;
FgoRtA, I'll. June 3l.-3hAlN-Corn active ana ~ 1o.
or, hiuh-rp,xod sGaa5lNet n,,xsl, aGts5ssss os%
dun nnu !uwo., NJ. ~hlto, .7~a1to Ayo dull Aoa
uiuhwiSxs-1irm At sl,m.
OswEOO,
osWKGo. jane 3l-GKAtN-Wheat iowert No
~A'to Michlxan. ailx.l.sl Curn steady, Wessefh
ntxod, Ekbae.
INDIANAPOLIS. ..
IxnrANAroLts, Juno 3l..-tI,sAlS-whsat ansetuea
and liHsFi No. 3rea tt.D5@l.m Corn dull and to"'s
~ &}1930. Oxla aulet NJ N&INt
DRY GOODS,
NEW YoRK, Juns xl.-D4sInsss Iemsos QulSt III ~ ~
departments VI trade. Cotton guods Ia IRREGULAR ~ "
a: sae oa sSvn sS acc
We ssrs ssssa: ss:d: asa e4'
PETROLEUM. ..
CLEVELAND, June 1!.-pkrAOL1pA-FlrfnI5 5"p0
ard whla. llQ du9rass test, Sc- .,,x.t
Pl1TfnuA1, June ELECTROMAGNETIC as, asass res
Cru1v Excited u tIxl{ at sRrksts tor shptaeoss 49,
dnad, Ykc PAilsdalpht2 dolIvaFy.
COTTON,
NEW oRL1ANs, Juno no?l-CorTox-Qulet' mlaapnsss ~
rpcs!ps IL, balost xro.s lgly expuns to 0re11 p''
ssu, 1,Sl}; sala1, |. AaIi stuck, E.fA
TURTENTINE-
WILMINGTON, juno 7L-apluIEa " TuuPxSs'es
-f1Em u 71a
, 1880-06-22


E,iiH-Wsr Ii rnq,scst md tif1nor At iisiiXo poF
dorm itIr ffcsh rnckH1ua-
F!tuiIS AHi' Tsrs-1no @ ''tn.t'on I'm ct !ho market market
demand md uothlnG more. rrlrcs continue to favor
, 1880-06-22

DRY GOODS.
NEW YoRK, Juns Xl-l34snsss remstos qulSt !" ~, T..
departments VI trade. Cotton euods In lsfsx4a*
nIsnd Brown eGttons and cos.p& josas dotnR sx ~.
Prints dull. Lawns aId dres4 KIpAlA!ns ~ atcn a
Gues!- MHu'a Wear wuoions au!u. but bess aaaASS
stusdJ 10 price. t0t031 Ku0ds quiet
, 1880-06-22

z ~
CLEVELAND, June 3l.-pxfAoL1pA-flrfnl o''s0
ard whals, llQ duxrass test, d. ,,..,
Pl1TfAuA1, June e1t.-rxTRoLHHA-vsrJaa asafes as; re~
CFu1v Excited u 81 :x{ at parksTS tor ehtpfue0s 49,
6nad, !HiC lAilsdelpha delivery.
, 1880-06-22

NEW oRL1ANs, Juno Mo?l-C0T1oS-Qnles' .nls. @'las ID
llAes low mtddllnx l3Sos good ofd!uary ioAe;@ ~ ~
rpcspts III bAlast Hro.1. l,E15s exports to dre1s e
esu 1,6lS eA1ux, IL 4lui stuck, E,7Al
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-09-02
ACT FROM PRINCIPLE.

How few persons there are whose
lives are governed entirely by prin-
ciple, rather than inclination. Even
those of US who may be endeavoring
to live for high purposes come far
short. How often we fnd ourselves
departing with our convictions of
right and duty, questioning if it
might not be as well for US to yield
TO inclination just for. the time,
promising our disturbed conscience
that we will make up for the press
ent indulgence by more rigorous
selfsdenial and strict attention to
duty. Vain, fallscious reasoning of
weak nature! We can never
make up for one neglected opportun>
ity unimproved, one misspent hour,
one wrong, selfish act. Once past,
the opportunity unimproved. the
hour wasted, the act committed, it is
beyond our reach or recall, except in
thoughts Of regret. We may atone
for it, but we can never change the
past. Alas how painfully are we
aware of this fact. Then should we
all endesvor the more earnestly to
make our lives ornaments of princi-
pie ; for we all know that after ell,
the path Of duty, though sometimes
rugged, is not without sweet pleas,
ure and let US never follow our in
clinations if they would lead us
away from right. Then shall we be
permitted OF the last to look back
upon our lives with satisfaction,
feeling that we have done what we
could, and that our Father regards
US with smiles of approval.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-09-02
EACH WING

OF the Georgia convention has
made unto itself head, aud now il
battle array they are prepared tc
speak and to publish, whatsoever
may seem to them best calculated to
whiten their own skirts or TO black
en- those of their opponents. The
literature of this campaign will
make bushes come TO many honest
cheeks in after days. The charges
and counter charges of corruption
and venality, of weakness aud unfit
ness for place, of incompe.ency aud
ignorance will be sounded by Dem>
ocra;s against Democrats, from lone
end of our broad proud old State to
the other. And from the columns of
almost every paper, and from the
lips Of every orator on every stump
will the people of Georgia see and
hear their most hooored fellow citi,
zens denounced and declared but
little, if any better than the guiltiest
wretch that sleeps 10 his shackles in
the convicts camp Columbus Times
Its shame and sufficient to dis
gust the people.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-09-02
THE BETTER PLAN.

In SPEAKING of a persons faults,
pray don't forget your own, remem-
Der those with homes of glass, should
never throw a stone if we have
nothing else to do but talk of those
who sin, it's better we commence at
home, and from that poiot begin.
We have no right 20 Judge man,
until he's fairly tried, should we not
like his company, we know the
world is wide Some may have
faults, and who have not the old as
we'll as young; perhaps we may, for
all we know, have fifty to their one.
I'll tell you of better plan, and
find it works full we'll, to try our
own defects to cure, before of others
tell. And though | sometime hope
to be not worse than some | know,
my own shortcomings bid me let
the faults of others go.
Then let us all, when we COM
mence to SANDER friend or foe, think
of the harm one word may be, to
those who little know remember
curses, frequently, like chickens,
rooss at home don't speak of 9TH
er's faults until you've tried to see
your own.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-09-02

METAMoRPHOSES. There is
story told of lady and gentleman
travelling together on an English
railroad They were strangers to
each other. Suddenly the gentle
man:
Madame, | will trouble you to
look out of the window for a few
minutes; | am going to make some
changes in my wearing apparel
Certainly, sir, she replied with
great poIiteness, rising and turning
her back upon him. In a very
short time be said
Now, madame, my change is
completed, and you may resume
your own seat
When the lady turned she beheId
her male companion transformed in
to dashing lady with a heavy veil
over her face.
Now sir, or madam, whichever
you Ike said the lady, Il must
trouble you to look out of the wins
dow, for | also have some changes
to make in my apparel
Certainly, madam and the gem
temau in ladies' attire Immediately
complied.
Now, cir, you may resume your
own seat
TO his great surprise on resuming
his seat, the gentleman in female at
tire found his lady companion trans-
formed into a man. He laughed
loudly and said;
1T appears that we are both anx-
ious to avoid recognition. What
have You done? | have robbed q
bank
'And H. said the whilom lady, as
he dex'erously fettered his compan~
ions wrists with pair Of handouts,
'sm Detective j, of Scotland
Yard, and in female apparel have
Swallowed you for two days now
drawing revolver, keep still ?
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-09-02

A rather emaciated old darkey
who drives drsy for wealthy Gal
weston firm had business meeting
with his employers few days ago
"Look heah, boss, ! want you to
increase my celery. | don't get
enough to eat. Use fallin' off cherry
day"
That's just what we want" said
the proprietor, rubbing his baud 10
high glee, tive have no use for fat
driver. That's the reason we don t
give you high wages. You would
get so fat and heavy, and that would
be so much extra weight for the poor
mule to pull
"Ise mighty sfeard Use gwine to
starve to def"
"You mustn't talk that way, I'M
Gle Nose. You mus. not do that for
the poor mules sake. Just hold out
aud at The next meeting of our socie-
ty for the prevention of cruelty to
animals will see that you are ten
dered a complimentary vote OF
thanks for you heroism in tightening
the load of the mule"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-09-02

DANGERS OF PROSPERITY. Last
week a very wealthy mau was fined
in the police court of Washington for
contempt of court and sent to Jail.
He passed Friday night in a station
house cell, sleeping off the effects of
drunken spree. His name is Au-
gustin J. Amber. Many years iago
he was an inventor of rare ability
His greatest invention was fur
mace for smelling metallic ores by
petroleum vapor and superheated
steam When be had completed
this invention his money gave out
ThereupoD two men became associa
ted with him as partners, in com
pany formed in St. Louis. When
Amber took steps to secure patent
he discovered that bis partners had
already got patents upon his inven-
ton. He at once began a fight
against them. He succeeded in
con vincing the Patent Office that be
had been wronged, and the illegal
patents were cancelled. Then be
gan a hard and expensive struggle
10 the courts. From one court to
another he pursued bis opponents,
and after ten years had passed a
special auditor reported that there
we're due him $677,434 and 1875
shares of the stock of the company
which his partners had established.
The order for the payment was
made June II, 1880. The sudden
change 10 his fortunes broke the in>
ven;or down. AS soon as be re-
ceived part of the money he began
to drink heavily, and his life became
continual spree. An attendant
became a necessary companion Of
his wanderiugs, and he found him
self in a cell. He could fight adver>
sity like hero, but became victim
to temptation.