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New-York tribune., 1880-06-21
WOOL MARKEr-BY TELEG RAPH

BOSTON, June l9- Wool-Market du prices s settling
sales week being trng FOR this time OF tho
determined keep out Of the
market touched lower basis the market
for California Wool appenr TO be tho dulest OF any IN the
list the Of manufacturer being tOO low and there
acory Prices sales
week comprise only 2G900 Of spring and l5d0O
Fall Best Northern Spring Gins held At S3 "a 35c but buy
not disposed 10 purchase at these figures 81 present
Pulled Woods tho business small In Foreign
Wool there IL mOyspent Of any consequence Sales In.
c!ude ONO AAA ana No. at 43Wtsc; mlcRiean anu anu
Ceorria. 3 i137c; Kentucky. 3lassc. Washed Comhng
Lu47 2o, UnwRshen Combing. 32H33~o; Unwashed and
unmerchaniable 2Ha 23c Texas S29S3dc Spring Gait,
fonla 2lH3c Fall do l7b25c.; Secured, 66015c. super
Pulled 44062c MOntrvldrO. 34n7ci Australian. ~
6c English and scotch 40a4c Total sales for the week,
Bl2 900 h, Of which G6U,S0O b were domestic.
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LIVE srocK MAnKErs-nY rELEGnArn.

CnIcA." Juno l9.-li - Receipts lI.o0o head. ship
mrntA GOjr head market activo aud m Common tn Good
Mixed Parkug~4 lud - 30; Choice lcyy. 81 j5dSl -
Light, ~ Gd$4 80 GtOd clearance made market closed
firm.
CATTLE Receipts. l.201 head shiimcuts 4G0O head !
Ikr; quiet aI.d unchanged.
sniEP-liccrlrls anl shipments nominal; Lambs. - d
70 Medium sheep IS - IS -, tiOoi 10
Chmco +id8l@ -. -.
- LOUIS Juno l0.-HOGs steady Workers nnl Balti.
lOOrI Is Packing, - HSt - IituNy ~hpplnS
ljd receiDtA. =. .lUu heal shiphcntB H2O mead
IILElull aid unchanged with small supply rccclpa,
800 head; shipments. HOO ltah
SHEEP-Cuet and unchanged receipts. nOnc shipments
lLl.LI
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA 1O-Sugar-The market fairly active at
advancing prices closing wtn upward tendency Nos 10
To r. D. - S409 reals arObc. IN golC NOS 10 " %
d = 90 II reals: MOasseS sugar Nos 10 TO- 7h0G7 p
reals Mu,cOvad" Common to Far 746I2 reals CeDtrfn
gal 49, zaon and hd k3ldD reals StOcks
warehouse ~ Havana Gnd Matanzas-lnO.4u0 boxes
li26OO hngs hhds Receipts OG the week3UOO
boxes 100 gs and !.9t0 hms Exports during the week
1125 bONrs3 $50 bags ami lO1 hlu. IN udIg 100 boxes
BAGS and gIUO hhds. the United states spanish
gOli 22GO23Gt. Exchange unchanged.
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TIE Markets.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODVCE.
Per Torh Racer. Vessels altt Rt'"'riS.
GENERAL MARKET EEPORT.
EtfI pT,sN ln-t.. To /

AsEsI% small sales a, Late Prr" i rar c,,roe. 14sc
,c s osss i,S e1 i"Ii nSsaiSSai oS % 2c
private terms. e1 sundrv vessels quoted IJ@ I"c' market
bales G@i last yysnnF ,1aios export end ~
the pSs oday 1913 bales 3ls. bales ls iat
ne Steady decline Of P%H' n saIs &nSa., Gas
72a7s sspsmbe5 il 9eS]Tr ,S o7t ttIc. o.
aT% iaST@lS2 PfSFG % n i Sar
.O ~ Ill .nn.T, %1OOr G l" Gsy NSy cons p4,c:. s for
"a S1aer IuT ~ @ oys M%gsl
1866 d1l0Gi December ln6oallGI January. 1861
'GIIj fIGrR Ht AND MEAL -fI0un-Malket without IN:
5 IN r%%SS "ya T aTd SGSg aGs sa SS S @
GSsr s1D% Gg mi 5S dy 10Y h aIT EIta r
WC,t India and America, :; G0d>j 340O o6l' NO 2
manly q for e Gss g : ap g a@ SFT sr ra%%@ %%
Wntcr TOO 1Ils Kow Extra = 75d+i Is $500 BPS.
MmssoS M%ass ~A'ts Extra s''r s. Is "1a
Gaasnons SnTs m No - 80 rs @ 81 - rauc y od$,
S9 ~ S 70 "a tar COMMON Gns sto's 10 & & @essP% 81
hocs tancy s. G5q$7 Common t,cs % GGSa % etGs
esG % Extra Mnnrs,'a - 7?%ti "a 5oi I'VE MI
9 s'SsS %sisD SS s6 Is rheS ~n Tie inaSt
s 3. GG Ssss IS 70 70 Hi
Patent wR'sr EhS ssA' f Ii! quiet S% % S
200 Ibl s. 90 for for the n%ISS %4Gs nEs q 4, ~
ME1L quiet steady sales 204 bbIS Brandy wine. ~ L.
As9x RHIS Le IVY and asc export
demand li veIy moderate business speculative account
Frepls decdedy higher cable advices depressing; sts
$1,000 buA fatre 81 oco bueh Rlsmp' delivery ine@d m
No Sew YOrk spring = 10 40 Duluth, 81 ~ ~ >
AL i3 50. hsi Il L. 80 ind 81 24@sl 20 e. ci4Tn2 % ~
aeI 22I: .UngIadrd White, u i50$l Il No;
NN5n';$ Nd fed juno s !as,aSI 90 closing y "a DO.
july 81 n0Sl l4la closing 81 "a a., do Au'
s 'issaSi - closing 81 ...kYE dnl lower sales,
Su1Ubsh state JG1c BhOat. BA RILEY dull nominal
''o,BAItLEY MALT quiet. stcaly.., ,COHN-Markot less
ana home tfac drtuandi
moderate business speculative account; sales lituOo
STtd Snsh Western Mi1od, lsa5c 80 59e, Steamer
White Goc, 80 June ;2isg122 40; do juy, 6OSGjO'ie.
OATs without decided change sales $4,000 bush tn-
Guiding 10 at s. es7tc. No. White 81 Gs9ci No .
M:xod Western S7e4OHc.: White DO. Ssaa4ie.; White
State 40 aI6c WI davs 900 bush. No. have
l. .xc een IN Ken % ex port ut 39c- Feed steady.
LAY AND STRAW Demands good, receipts not exces-
s,vs and prices arm shipping bay. Tool retail lots at
&c Tor Hcdium, and r5c.d+l 05 for Prime AMI Fancy
SIov.r and Salt 65d BtrAwSl lOOSl 20 Tor LOuR
De. H,c for short do. and Doc. for 0ats.
MI nESVery du and weak receipts past week. 81 S5l
1ttes aud 97l bales india 1850 hides ANA 3sJ
aiOck I7630O hides and 24Ji Dale against l1ZoOO
hides aud 1873 bales this time last year
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21
PRINTING CLOTH MARKET.

FALL RIVER Mass, Juno 10 Printing Cloths have rned
nuet without demand sales reported and quotations
frly steady at &c To 4ac the former bid and iho latter
asked 90 squares 00xJ6 Clothes quiet at 3 Pro
luction for rhe week 10000 pieces Salr 7O0O pieces
25OOO pieces and stock hand 100000 pieces
being an increase Of 81, ,UU0 p ces.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21
(tAS STOCK KS.

LAS SIOtk
H Sew York and BrooElyn 81 cEs AMI also all kinds
lvBnnAi.@i. ASG%5 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
I,ASSiUt rs X Cly K. IL. Stocks and Bonds
II oonsa 4, -,t. -. nv m. 81 L1changeriscr.
(,WYNNE & DAY, ~ Wall-st., New.lork
EGoI ersys rn.n,ss g., Wail~ay share I'oi's &C. sc
DA"ll.N III, iHot : 9t nIALING IN
VAL do wei, To- write to or rll 90 iho Banking of
n"wfo x Conway. u Wall a.. N T.; ..,or,
49, -, c., nln .i Da IN -.. ai;:y,r, L.-. experience"
IJHE rNlON TRUST COMPANY of New
Y"E i'G,:. , {nIs a. =" a,y q s ~ T1 n . 4 mon
nal ,'r1 & AGIMt' .,, o ,i vi EA%"A, i
sil,rl tU -ich a~r,rm"ni. '"ii "a ,'t HiH t't'
Io:' be onpani~ ly not!-r o'H a. f"h''red
'''''' EDWARD KGhG, PRESIDENT
Tmn ,L,.lI,.p col, Nh, Ci>... $Ni AL iSIIASA"}
CII'I tNr, ph". hiN II. $50
HIIS COMPANY. having been requested ny
cnn, IL !nains fnmI r'an-' c1"n"I 't'r',. anu IT, PEI
hni ,i ny r,ir w.huS To comply VIII th" r"lur-' oi
sotr l.. trrt, ,cn HAT any of 'h"Lo',r'"f tho con
soi".atrd boidr may '"ni H., be 'N q" &C." & '.' .T' m
drsriaru hr placed r"'l' p''scn" rtn.
i.it Yfrr be- ,m~d rnr'en prI t. t''ir actual
iuriiy IN The t'dr WA but "r i'l ut'i".'ia h't
lsi ilr fnh " Ia4 WIN ,T rust r, ana M ,inh %
- !" ''' ''r'' ''' j. ii, 'i.vnEUX. rr,sdcnt.
v7NO HOLDERS of OHIO STATE SIOCKS.-
1850 HS'lGr 90 M ni IN iS & fT" OF ra' ' 1a 6i vii pa
fem hr otnc lc'h rr"A!n' Az" ue''tei al "n' one"
'''r' joiiN T 0GlIyH Auditor Of tate.
Gt0i;"E X. ,A~tl. AtlMn'y yi'. y!Trrit1; .i ,i;,,o
Columbus. uhiu June IL. lNNu.
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financial.

1 III. VINO are Inlcr"~ied III railroad business
~ = -'at.~t.rS 4huid get THE TRIBUNE AL
MANAt for ~. now teIiy. irirr - c"nt- Nv NAL
DANkEhS and CAPl rALlSTS VIII want to
ID .rt lrshuur Almanlr for ~Sn g.ves tho ngures
Li,, -ta- ..i"r" sLco lo'J. Pnco,
q - Rt fu. IT
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21
Brocklnn propsrtp for Sale amo 90 Est.

ITO LET.--At Washington Heights, q magnif-
cent residence frst-class brick house 47I5o modern
lawn ana garden For particulars apply to J. RoMAINE
BROWN, No. ,2S0 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21
)tal shares soio ior tHe "e'A
CLOSING PRICES OF pOsTON STOCKS.

Government bonds quiet all Tie week
through, the total transActionS AZ the BoaidF
Tic b,dGing prices are: Advancr-5 per cents. lls
nrr cent ,,cclnrs-0s of 1881. i12' and is each l.
per- cent Wednesday the Treasury pmrChaSrd
al la. .S6Q10l IS; g. Of 1891. $773. 600 at loH.9
al0d94; 5s oi 1851. $l,1l7OO0 at lU3.leq
lO}}0. State bonds were very duli, hui thr pHna-
1i0uS for the Southern are strong. ana IL Is
s,ld there is Il good demand for them from the
south Railroad bonds were fairly active with =
good demand for those of the Investment class, ana
mark ed nd vance in the pricr of some of the Sp;cu-
iatIyc bonds winch now arc paying interest or prom
so soon tu do Among the latter we note Kansas Ia
citic consol- OREGON Railroad and Navigation hrSlS.
Mobile and OHIO first dcbrnturcs. and the incomes
of Lake Ere and Western, LAFAYETTE BLOOMINGTON
aud MuncIe, PEORIA Decatur and EvanSylIr. ana
Ohin Central Eric second Consols wrIr less active
than in either of the preceding two weeks. but They
slow an advance OF 7s per cent.
The receipts of flour and gram at the p'hc'p'
Atlantic ports on Saturday were:
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21
Name

Albany aud 5usqua...
Alton and Ter. H.
Boston Air IdDe. .....
b. G. X and North'n..
Central Pacific.
Chic, 1T l. and N. U.
Cansdn tSOutbern-.....
Cedar Falls .......-.-.
&C, Q. and Ind. ...:
C.. Z. ana ind. Central
CheA and Ohio.
Ches. and Ohio "a pt. J
Cheh and Ohio LIST pt.i
Chic. Is. aud Quincy.
Cha, h 1. and p. =.
Chicago and Alton. -
Cley. and Pitts. .......I
Chic, StP.anf MINI.
Chic. and y. Western.
Do, OF div. v.........I
Chic. ami y. w. pref.
Do, ex div......-.
Chic, NIL and 81 P,-...I
Chic. INLAND 81. p. pfI
Del, Lack. and Hespp'
Del. and Hudson Canal
Houston aud Texas.
Hannibal and ~ Jos,
Han. and ST. JOa prei.
Illn0is Central -
Ind. Bloom. and W'st
EeOkuk d Dea AoiiiesI
Do, prerd 1871
Lake Erie and Westn|
Louisville ana NAH
Lake Shore......
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21
THE MONEY MARKET.
SUNDAY, June 20-P. NJ.

SUNDAY, June 20-P.M.
The exports Of merchandise from the port of New
fork for the week ended last Tuesday, Juno TO-
were valued at the unprecedented figures of
$40 sO2. .522 being 81, 5,261 0s4 greater value than
the exports the Same week Of 1879 and $4 124774
greater than for the week Of 1873. On the other
hand, the values of the imports of merchandise at
this port for the week ended yesterday were only
NJ sO5 400 against 81, ,945,215 for the preceding
week: but the amount was 81 632, 1884 greater
than for the same week Of 1879. and $1,523,4
treater than for the week of 1878. Yet it is not
worth while to permit these favorable changes for
single week to drive from memory the totals since
January 1. The total of exports from this port
from January 1 to date is $17O,745577, an
increase over the same time of 1879 $31 1877
and over 1873 of $1S,56O,311. But the in
crease in the value Of the imports from January
to date is than three times the increase of
ports over 1870. aud more than five times that over
1873. The total imports to date are valued at
$23S S12 365, increase over 1879 OF $95, ,0627O1
and over 1878 of $105334, ,s93. The foreign trade
balances of the port for the years to date arc as fol-
iowsi 1880. against NewYork. $08,2G6,7S8;
1870. against New-York, $4,921 ,223; 1878. in
favor of New-York. $1S.7O7,704. These figures
show an unfavorable balance, compared with
1870. of $63 $40, o65, and compared with 1878 Of
Ss6973.5 .5s2.
The totals of the weekly bank statement that
issued yesterday evidently were more affected by
the condition Of the banks q week ago, compared
with the averages then reported. than by the move
ments of last week. The gain of 81 ,257,3CO specie
probably is the result of excess i'll the actual
specie held week ago over the average reported at
that time, while the loss in lagal-tenders (S157OO0
should be added to the Sub -Treasury's loss of
$SO547G currency for the week, to arrive at cor
rect conclusion as to the movement oi currency
toward OF from the city. But the extraordinary
feature of the statement is the large expansion i'll
loans, amounting to $6.o09,400. and for
two weeks to $1O,O19, 10O-an expansion
that is unprecedented in the month of June.
The deposits are increased S651S,20O sum
that IS S1,379lO0 less than the amount
of increase which the other changes call for. The
preceding weeks statement showed a similar dis
crepancy of 81 107 800. Taking the two statements
together, they indicate an outgo of National bank
notes amounting for the two weeks to -, 900.
The total resources OF the banks-specc and legal
tenders-now amount to $S6. 30U or S23.35S 600
moro than the sum held at the same date OF last
year bu an increase of $50 73. 500 in the amount
of loans raises the deposits, so that now the 20 per
cent rule requires reserve Of $G0,53GG7j against
S56,54l,25O, the sum required year ago The
last weeks movement results in decrease of
$500, ,250 in the surplus reserve. and leaves IL at
S16077 625 against So 612,050 year ago. The
following the comparative totals of the state
ments OF June ~ and June 10;
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Gitp prouerln 90 Eet.

OFFICES TO LET in the buildings 8, D and
" sn.st. and 10 to 1873 NassauSt RCLANOA a
WHITING, Beekman.st
'INO LET.-At Washington Heights Q mag
n6cent residence rst-class brick house. 47x50 mo-.
stable and OF land laid
IN lawn garden. For particulars apply TO j. DOMAINE
BROWN. No. ,2SO Broadway.
T2'O LET.-55 East 62d-st., near Madison.
ave-. threestOry house In complete order extra plumb
ing Baker, smith Co furnaces immediate possession rent
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21

small. and WhOllv ior nne grades which
are Wel sustained YOrk 1873 "a a33o Eastern and
Westcrn 2193lc. YearnRs, 7@lSc; Pacific Coast lS7t
3U0S5c ~
MOTASBER R-Qniet, unchanged.
e 90 the price more properly represents the mar
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21
0itp Heal Gstare for sale

TOR SALE.-First-ave.. near 119th-st.. two
houses and lots price low and terms easy. rutland
WHITING, BeekInAnst
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21
Nurtion Sales OF Real Gstate.

N June ~, 1880 at O'Clock on tho premises resi-
dence grounds Of Geo W un ierhl OF Mount kisco
House IL penty OF shade and frnit trees
minutes railroad elot inquire OF H. LAWRENCE MO
chanics rraers' Fe Insurance Company, AZ Waust
corner Of William.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21
Dlui0cn0 Nolites.

OFFlCP OF TIE RARHkE ANp WALKE. liver (
NININGt OMPANi, OF -lLvEH HEEF. l All
DgFxrI BtltiINt;. ROOM % NEW YORK, June II, lSSn
At il meeting of the Board o! Trustees OF
~ IA /; this day. iNid' nj OF
ONErER ENr IN The ca ~ stock OF The rihP ny" I
IN per share. SWouLtinS 10 %lnoO. was Declared
Ia, ablr " Friday June s. 1887 At the Mining IIl Con'
RAM TAAN~ tEK POOKS Close ON TIL J. "a ~. lie
irnrl statement that tiie are
no n.,r~~iiy cont mpt I'm oymrnts On hiS nnc ~
absorb f., Urn TIE rine IL free from ccOt aid
ri p.yuruf llir .u"YU dIIGtnG tho company VII r.rY
oVtr ,'iIP.u~Ui ~.o0p MILTON >. LAltAM'
IEt ,rIY IoI'rKS President
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Hanhafian Raifroan. d

Manhattan Halfr0ed. :.
Mar. and Gin. lst pt. )
Mar. and Gin. I'd Pr. d
Metropolitan. ....l
DO ex DIV.
Michigan Central. ....I
Mobile and Ohio. ....I
Mo. Kan. and Tex.
Morris and Essex. ......
Nash. Chat. and St.L
New-Jersey Central.
N.YOrK and N.Haven.
n. y. Cent. and Hud..
New.YOrk Elevated -.
Do. OK div v..........
N.Y.,L.E. and West'n
n. ". L. +. ana w. pf
Northern PscIfio.......
Northern Pacific p'i..'
". Y. Ont. and West e,
Ohio Central ..........
Oregon Il, and Nav. -.
Ohio and Mississippi. =.
Ohio and Miss. pref. -
Panama ..............-
Pittsbiug, Ft Wa Chic
Pullman Pal. Car Co..
Phila. and Rdg. r. R..
Peoria, Dec. and Ev...
Rem. and Saratoga.
Rome, w. and Or :.
StPaul and sioux C'y
DO. .pret'd. ..........
81. Louis and q. Fran.
ST. f.. and san F. pref.
St.Land san y. LIST p'0'
ST. L., I. NJ. and S.....
Texas and Pacific. 80.
Union Pacific. ..........
Do. eX div. 5000.
Wabash. -. J.. e. Pao-
DO. preferred ......-
Am. DIST. Telegraph.
Atlantic and Pac. Tel.
Western Union Tel. 80.
DO eX div........-
Adams EXpress. .......
American Express. -.
United States Exp'ss
Wells. Fargo EXPRESS.
Paciiic Nail ........-..
New Central Coal ....
rcnusylyanil.
Car1lIOu Mining.-..-. &.
Climax illuing. ......I
Central 9iininR.........
Coz. Cual & Ii0n......
DeadwOcd Mining ..-.|
Excelsior Mining ....
Iiuinestxke MIN Co 80.
Little PittsOurg. ..--.
La Plata Nining.....I
MarVlani Goal $500.
Ontario Mining Co.
standard Mining Co. .
.-tt.... fsfstr
SuirO TlnIcl. -.-......I
Quicksilver ........
Quicksilver preierred. J
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FOR the week. ClOsinR. D.
- shares
HIGHT Lowest Junel0 June IL sOlh.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21

LOR SALE.-Store and dwelling combined,
L Mlbrook. Duchess County y Y. Address FIsH
KILL SAVINGS BANK. F,skkill. y. Y.
FOR SALE or LEASE for manufactures,
chemical works &cBlocks Of bulkheaded lots on New.
town Crer. alloniny Ncw.YOrk aud Brooklyn - ~
Re- 8. YOUNG, Eng:ncer. &c. 20 Exchause Place.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-21

FOR SALE or RENT.-A iirst-class dwelling
tot about eight acres Of land and
OF Farfe d. Mil Plain, near the
Tedence OF Jonathan Stnrges possrsslon gwen immed
atty. Inquire Uf tho CITY SAVINGS BANK OF Bridge
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MERE.MENTI0N.

Hancock is the ranking Major General of
the United States Army. He commands the
Military Division of the Atlantic, composed
of the Department of the Lakes, the Depart
ment of the East, and the Department OF
Washington, with headquarters at Governors s
Island, New York City. An exciting scene
occurred in the English House of Commons
on the 22nd ultimo. 1t was moved to unseat
one of the members, Mr.. Bradlaugh, on the
ground that he is Sn Atheist The objection
was sustained by vote of 275 to 23O, and on
his refusal to withdraw from the House, he
was taken by force and imprisoned in the
Tower, from which he was released next day,
under fear of riot. The census will give
Raleigh, N. c., a population of 14,OOO. "''1 1t
seems to be the opinion at the war department
that Cadet Whitaker will have to stand a
court martial, in view of the fact that the
court of inquiry recommends it. On Fri
day night, a revenue posse, in attempting TO
capture moonshiners, near Red Oak, Ga, were
resisted. One moonshiner was killed and one
mortally wounded. ''''Gen. Hancock is COM
municant in the Episcopal church. Gen.
Theophilus Hunter Holmes died on Sunday
of last week, near Fayetteville, N. c., aged
rs wears. He was native of North Carolina,
and graduated at West Point in 1928 in the
class of which Jefferson Davis was also men,
Der. At the close of the war he was in charge
of the Trans Mississippi Department. Since
the war he has been occupied in agricultural
pursuits in North Carolina.
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unnecessary to visit and report on same until the
October term, the Grand Jury having nothing
special to present at this term. Respectfully
submitted. ROBERT J. LATTA, Foreman.
On Tuesday the case of Edward White, colored,
charged with disturbing colored religious as
semblage, was called. He was defended by T. j.
Bell, Esq; Solicitor CASTOR for the State. The
iury took the case at o'clock, P. NJ, and at P.
M, reported that they could not agree, and mis-
trial was entered on the minutes of the Court
The petit Jurors were then discharged, the
above case being the last except one, on the Ses-
sions docket, which was continued on motion Of
the Solicitor. The remainder of Tuesdays ses-
sion was devoted to Calendar No. 6.
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JOHN G.. KUYKENDAL.
YORK DRUG STORE PARAGRAPHS.
In Hoe Sagno Vances.

..~'
We were fortunate in laying in good supply
of Quinine, Cinchonidia, Opium and Morphine
before the recent advance in these articles. Un1
further notice, however. we Will commune 10 sell
these goods ut old prices.
Do not saw that Drugs, or Paints, or Oils, or
ANYTHING else in our line is too high. You speak
unadvisedly. friend, when you make this asser.
ton and it bears relation to the facts OF the
case For we are willing, nay, anxlousto dupl!-
cate for CASH any bill that may be presented,
within thirty days ofits date, from any surround
ing market
If am irresistible force should come in contact
with an inmovable body, the result would be
that every body would buy their Fruit Jars at the
York Drug Store We expect to be under the
market price in the sale Of Jars during the season
Besides being most delightful summer drink;
Horsforl's Acid Phosphate is respectfully nseful
in dyspepsia, wax kefuness, nervousness, urinary
difficulties and arrangements of the secretory ana
nervous systems" Sold at the York Drug Store
If YOU have a hacking cough, If you have pain
in the chest if you have night sweats, II you are
losing flesh if you have suspicion that you are
suffering from lung trouble, use McArthurs s
Syrup of the Hypophosphtes of Lime and Soda
If there is restoration if there is relief II there
is hone for you, it is in this preparation Sold at
the York Drug Store.
Gas we before remarked, BRETHREN" If there Is
one thing that we are 'sod' on, it is in the deter
mination not to be pndersold on White Lead, vi
and all tho "make up'' necessary to paint house
on hand and parties who desire to paint, can lose
nothing, bur perhaps save money by consulting
u.s.
Warmers safe Kidney and Liver Cure for sale
JNO. G. KUYKENDAL.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1880-07-01
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

J. NJ. Morrow-Executor's Sale.
w. T. R. Bell, Principal-King's Mountain High
School.
J. C. Kuykendal--York Drug Store Paragraphs:
S. Miller & Co.-The Celebrated Vertical Feed
Davis Sewing Machine-Groceries.
H. F. Adickes Jr.-Seaside Library.
T. NJ. Dobson-Low Prices Continued.
Mrs. Fannie l.. Dobson-The Emporium OF
Fashion.
I.atimer Hemphill.-A Gard OF Ihapks.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1880-07-01
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF HONOR.

At a regular meeting last Friday night OF
Home Lodge. knights and Ladies Of Honor,
of Yorkville, the following officers were elect
ed to serve the ensuing term: R. j. Latta,
Protector; Mrs R. L. Ferguson, Tice Protec,
tor; j. G. Ferguson, Secretary and FtnancsGI
Secretary; T. G. Dunlap, Treasurer; ": J.
Jones, Guide; Mrs. Clara Dargan Mclean,
Chaplain; J. A. Mclean, Guardian; James
Z Smith Spntine,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1880-07-01
SKETCH OF KINGS MOUNTAIN.

We have just issued, in pamphlet form, a
sketch of the Battle of Kings Mountain, by
Rev. Robert Latham, and " i'll fill orders for the
same at the following rates: Single copy, 10
cents; per dozen, S1.50; per hundred, 90o.
Orders by mail will be promptly filed at the
above prices. ~. s.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1880-07-01
OUR CLUBBING RATES.

To clubs of two or more names, entered on
our books and paid for at The same time, the
ENQUIRER will be furnished one year for y
to each subscriber. Single subscriptions, w. 5O
per annum in advance. All persons who sub
scribe for one year, between this date and the
first of October next, will be entitled to
chance in our prize drawing.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1880-07-01

Attention is directed to the advertisement, to
be found in another column, of the above school,
located at Kings Mountain, N. c. The success
of this school is something unusual in the history
of similar enterprises, and we have reason to be-
lieve that it's success and popularity are well de-
served. The principal will spare no effort to
maintain the school at its present high standard.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1880-07-01
POMONA GRANGE.


We are requested to give notice that Pomon'
Grange P. of H., will meet in Rock Hill on sat
urday next at 10 o'clock A. NJ.