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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-30

,,, C0hUMBus, o., Aug ~, 1877.
DIR. D. g. MOFFETT-Dear Docfor-.-We gave
your "Iecthtna" .freething Powders) to our
llGtlc grandehild With the eappest results. Tno
cIccts were almost magical and certainly anorc
Sati09afo'Y Mah from. anything tre erer used.
Yours very truly,
JOSEPH s. KEY,
Pastor OF vt. Paul Church.
AUGUSTA, GA. Feb. 9, 1873.
take pleasure IN saying that have used Dr.
nloieCts TEETHlNA for my infant with entire
satisfaction. 1t fully and pleasantly accom-
cd.' CijAS II S'ES pi Eu ~"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-30

THE UNION LEAGUE OF NEW YonK
will parade in line in the Radical pro-
ccssion for Inc first time in its history.
Ihcy, too, arc badly scared.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-30
SALE, STABLES.

ALL persons who bought stocl
from .Ie last spring on timo whose
notes are due first October. will
please be pl lepared to meet them, as
full payment will be required.
Prompt payment will only enable
mo to accommodate them next
spring.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-30
THE NEWS AND HERALD. J.
WINNsBORo, S. G.

WINNSBORO, S. G.
THhsssDAr. septe,Aber ao,'. . 1873,
= ..-.-.z. =
u: MEANS D.iYIS. EDITOR.
'Nf'. y. REYNOLDS. ASSOCIATE EDITOR.
~ ::':'.::.- !. -: - ..
THE DEMOCRATIC 1ICKET..
Fer President.
WINFIELD SCorr HANCOCK.
For ervioe-Presitleut.
WILLIAM IL. ENGLISH.
For Governor. -
JOllNsoN HAGooD.
For Lleutenant- G 6vernor.
j. ID. KENNEDY.
xJr Co,nptroller-GSneral.
~ @. Corr.
For Secretary Of State.
II. M. SINS.
For Attorney G enoral.
LEROY Il. YOUMAEs.
Fbr Superintendent OF IEdGcation.
HUGHs;Ss THOMPSON.
For AHJutant and Inspector-Gencra1.
Arthur M. MAN1GAULT.
For State Treasurer.
John PETEl, RlcIARDs0N:
For COngrcss--FOurth District.
JOHN IL .EVINs.
For Solict'"r-Sixth Circuit.
II. C..CAsTON.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-30

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DON'T WANT
Blaine and Conkling in Indiana. They
are afraid of tic bloody shirt.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-30

PERRY, HOUSTON COTNTY, GA.
trstSd IN hTntlrSds Of obstinate eases of syphilis,
the most perfect aAd 1,;,'maucnt cures n, nrsru
- Wv NN'S
Hugh l.: Drennart, Ell worren..
ON -. NIIlcn j. W. WimDcrly,
"ruTt 90 Court j. G. Gilbert. Drug't,
D. II. warren, or j. W. Mann,
j. w. Lathrop & Co.. County Troosurer
savannah Ga. Wm. d. Pierce Shcriff'
III; nnckSon, q. G. Duncan,
vr, n 0ak Supf Ct. Day& Gordon,
s,ovo, we nre r acquainted wththc gentlemen whose
SIGNATURES appear 10 the above ccrtiiiCtlte They
arc citizens OF said county, OF lhe highest re.
Spectability and c!,araGtor a. s. GlJ,ES.
Ordinary Houston Co., Ga.
d. II. CULLER,
Cic1k superior Court. Houston county Ga
am rt rSnnatly acquainted with the DroDrie-
toiS ana many CT fhc gentlemen Hh0sc Eke~,a-
lures appear 10 Tao foregoing certificates. they
ale inen OF high character and standing,
y. II. COL0UTTT,
mum, c,,.,,,,, .,,,, Governor or Georgia.
liESWlFT specific COMPANY, Proprietors,
Atinntn. Gn.
Sold by all Druggists in this county,
al Tor copy of ''EounY Mons Frlend,''
aug PIP mos
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-30
- SPECIAL NOTICES,

,TiiE LITTLE hlEjTCINE CIiEST-.May Apple
ana entirely vegetable. Ptlce Is ceuts for larCe
boxes. Sold BY all Druggists in this county.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-30

TIE CHARLESTON -Ncrcu,y small
sheet in Charleston, claiming TO be
Democratic, contains an ADVERTISE
ncnt of an Independent ticket. The
nominees arc: For Governor, Nj. w.
Gary; Lieutenant Governors. YIN: ~.
Earle; SecrrtaryNoisStntc, John Cocl,-
ran; Comptroller General, &. l..
Townsend; Attorney General, S. w.
Melton; Superintendent of Education,
q. q. Mcmmingcr; Treasurer, John
Winsni'h: Adjutant General, T.. w.
Noise. OF course it means nothing,
ami The gentlemen named will lave
nothing to 90 with it.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-30

LIE ANXIETY OF THE REruBLrcANs
over Indiana is shown by tIlcir frantic
appeals for money. Il meeting Of
Republican business men, headed by
c~-MiNistcr Welsh, have circulated an
appeal il.'which they say:
I'm some IF fhe; doubtful States.
where success is absolutely necessary
to our cause, the nccdfll funds cannot
Dc procured"
''Sevcn weeks from this day the
great butlle will DC fought, and if the
present apathy. cDntnuCs--lost."
Large sums are needed Instantly.
ana to you us one Of the moderate
l,ne'nbcrs TO whom such an appeal can
bh made, tho, committee. look. for n
prompt and liberia! contribution. This
note and your answer, or contribution,
nrc to DO held confidential"
The names OF fifteen prominent men
arc added, among them John Wanna
maker, the grcut .clothcr of Philadcl-
pl'la low this ''couiidcntial" circu-
l2r got into tho newspapers makes no
difference. 1t shows the desperation
~ tho party Of moral ideas.
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OVER ONE-HAI,T'

OF the male portion OF the American people 45
years or age suffer moro or less with dlseases of
Iiie kluneyS ana bladder. There arc Various
causes Tor thls but over work Is tie chief cause.
N0thing IN the whole Materia Melica is 20 we'll
cnicuiated 10 1nvlgorate ami restore healthy
tone t9"theSe organs as anklns Com nnund
Extract or Buchu and Juniper. A few does
tnhen tah occasl0 1ally Will greatly beneflt ali
kidney Or Bladder. VI viz
Prepared only by Hunt, Rankin &. Lunar.
,,s3 n,ru3glstS, Atlanta, and for salo by all Drug
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-30
ANTIOCH. T,uo,rp m n, I,,,,, ,

, ANTIOCH, TRour CO.. GA, July 4, 1879.
Gravel or disease Of the Kidneys ana flnt, more
nnd Specuier relief from RanEin's Buchu ana
teem IL so highly We're there but one bottle in
! ne world would willingly give $iOO. or any
,l amount FOR It. recommend 1t above all otnGr
oiiliiaf preparations. EFT. WINN
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-30
CORN 4AND Fa>gsBsEHs

Delivered at my Stable on Conorcss
Street, located ono door south Of tho
Iadd building.
sept 20
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-30
on nm, -, -.------------
SOUTH CdfOLINA az CKIsRS

Meeting Of the State Convention ut Cl,es-
terra Full Stntc Ticket Placed in the
EfclH.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-30

THhYsSDAY, September 3O,' 1880.
II. MEANS D.ipIS. EDITOR.
'N". y. REYNOLDS. ASSOCIATE EplToR.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-05-13
oNiriicn.
a EsrYGtc,. F.Oyr.

Olivia Mervyn laid down the paper
atwhiah she had been locking during
dinner " little thoughtful frown Oh
her satiny-f,ir forehead, and q little,
Odd look on her pretty mouth.
Sylvia looked ny irom her fish in
Qujring' y-"Litt'e Sylvia Mervyn,
stately OI!Y'l's younger sister, whom
people considered achormirgly sweet,
modest girl, bat not in the least as
ATTRACTIVE as Olivia, 1Tas Aeirees to the
snug little fortune Of twenty thous-
and pounds.
m ...,. '
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Of sugar.
Time passed and we never agar
intimated advertisement tc him, al.
though meeting him daily. Yester'
day the gentlemen cal led at our sane
tum, looking little uncertain as tc
how lie would be received. We
cherish nc hard feelings, and motion.
ed him to a chair
suppose you heard Of that lite af.
fair Of mine below?
"Oh, yes said We, "that little es.
capade on ----- street night before
last? Yes, we've got all the partic-
ulars--,
Hush not SO loud, please; said lie
Of course you are going to say nothing
in the paper about it,
And why not It's a matter OF in
terest to yoar friends and the people
generally"
"Heayenol Why it would ruin me,
Oh, no, guess rot. Nobody ~ilI
ever see Ii.
"Ies they will and it will ruin re
"a sure as I'm sitting here. I'll be
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Selected Nufhy
Ir. EIOlIaics's P6cnl.


Following is the poem read by DR.. Oil
vcr Wendell Holmes at ;hc celebration il
Boston, Oh Monday evening, of the seven
tic!h birthday Of the Rev. James Frcema.
Clarke, which occurred, on Sunday last:
TO JAMES FREEMAN CLARKE.
April 4, 1880.
bring the simplest pledge Of love,
Friends Of my earlier days:
Mine sthc band without the glove,
The heart rt-bcat, not the phrase.
How few still breathe this mortal air
We called hy schooIbOy nants!
You s';li, whatever robe you wear,
10 me are always James.
That name the Kind apostle horc
Who shArics the sullcn crceds,
Not trusting less. but loving more,
And showing faith by deeds.
What blending thoughts our memories
share,
What visions yours and mine
OF May days in whose morning air
The dcws were golden vine.
OF vistaS bright with opening day,
Whose all awakening sun
Showcd in Itr's landscape far away,
The SUBMITS 10 he wor
Tic hcirhts are gained, Ah, say not so,
For him who smiles n, time
Leaves his tired comrades down below,
-'Nd only ives to yiimh'
His lahors--Will they ever cocst-
With hand and tongue and pen?
Shall Wcalird nature ask release
At three scor" wears and ten:
rTS,rrn.th the c'l>,prc1 seasons tax
Fer him Lew lie tucy mean
Like RODS around the lic,ors axe,
They Keep him bright and keen.
The wise, the brave, the strong we know
We mark Lem here On there,
But hc-wc roll Cur clr4, and 10.
We find him every where.
With truths bold cohorts, or alone
lie strides through errors field;
lis lance is rtyr m"nhG0ls own
lis breast is wOnmn's shield.
Count not his years While earth has need
OF souls that hcaycn imt'amcs
With sacred zeal 10 save, TO lead
Long live our dear Saint james,
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"THE TATIoNAL CITIZEN SOLDIER pub
ishea at Washington, -, is an ably edited
monthly, devoted ,othc interest Of the sol
ucr, ana every soldier III the c0untY
should have the reading of it, 1t defends
the men who >houldcrcd their guns in time
~ danger; il keeps them posted on all mat
,drs pertaining to pensions, back pay ,boun-
lies, land warrants &c. 1t also pleads for
them with the people, ana does not forget
10 call tic attention Of Congress to their
claims. II boldly advocates every measure
whereby the soldier, will bchcnctit,cd, and
dcnsnrccs every action that is detrimental
70 their interest. Twenty five cents pays
years subscription. Sample copies can
he had by addressing the CITIZEN SOLDIER
PUBLIsnING Co., Box 55S, Washington,D
G.
mar253t
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I \-l,. GEO. $. IOtAE
RALLY E2AZ.l!., /. |, VI !

The fire; gun Of the Campaign of 1850.
large lot "f new goods suitable for The
season, most nf Which have been bought
before the recent rise IN prices, to which
We wish to call the attention Of the Public.
Spring Goods OF Beautiful stiles, Cotton
AIDES, Dress Goods &c. Remember VIC are
: ,saa quarters for Shoes, Largest Stock
md best makes, Call And See
feb NC JOHN ROOT.
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Whenever he discovered the lender
but also handsome balance with tn,
ciphers at the right Of the unit, to hi
credit.
And then Olivia Mervyn croasec
his path again, beautiful, fascinating
is ever, but with two very important
changes in her condition. And one
was, she was Merrivale West s widow
and the other, every farthirg 9 Of he.
own snng fortune had been swept away
in the series of unlucky spculations in
which her husband had invested his
entire fortune just previous to his
Adeath.
Frank came across tho two sisters
very accidentally, while on a business
trip. 1t was very natural that iheiy
acquaintance should be renewed, ard
Martin ratheE enjoyed the sensation
Of b:ing welcomed and entertained
by the woman who had discarded him
when fortune had deserted him.
And Olivia we'll, it needed only 4
few visits from him to o'i,cctuallv cure
her Of tie determination she made to
win him anew; and it was tie sharp
est stoke Of her life when she actu-
ally realized that it was Quiet, gent!o
little Sylvia who was The lolestone OF
attraction 10 their homc while Mar.
tin daily and hourly asked himself
how it had been possible he had 50
overlooked this charming girl, who
vas the dearest in the world to him
now.
And SO, one day, lie told her h.
loved her, and asked her to hc his,
wife, and Sylvia looked up into hi.
loving, Pleading eyes, with inst lit.
lie uncertainty Of wonlerlaentin in her
own.
orc ;c,o,,l;,,- r,r wallis, orr,,
size falterel.
.Itt,.,rr,. ,o.a nl cnl,;o 49,
lin, h,,v an, ror .,;,,,, :, oo,,', }o
o,r6rvf.o, i, -o, r.f,I om 10
bccauso once | thought It was 1yur
sister? SYLVIA. nv Iile love. rou
are The first Woman ever uuly, ...'v
Ioycl. VIII that sttisr,. yo@2'
And with lar ha,l On ior hra,st
# vouI1 Eoyo boon str,n4a had .lc
no. Believe! lust what lie said.
"Welt, no&, | want to tell You
something about my mouay,' she
began with little red spots o.7ning
and paling on her half avcrted face.
Bat he interrupted her, with loving
artAotjW--
"Don t speak Of your little fortune
my darling. have more than even
enough for us bo,h-lhanks to nv
unknown friend, who came to nv res.
cue in my darkest honr. Don't let u
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ru posely for an interview with you
And you know what he means to tel
you
h Olivia smiled.
"What an enthusiastic creature YOU
are OF course Mr.. Martin cared foi
me, but Mr. Martin the prosperou,
man of business, and Mr.. Martin the
ruined bankrupt are two separate
people TO me. Remember, Sylvia, !
want no romance on the subject that
is over and done with.
hhd as Mr., Merrivale West passed
lis diamond studs flashing in a slaht'
ing sunbeam, anJ he bowed most im-
pressively and admringly to the beau
titnl Olivia, Sylvia flashed her retort
back to her sister.
Il never, never would have boliev-
ca it Of you. l never thought you
were capable Of such heartlessness.
Olivia, | ain ashamed and hurt"
"lea?
A"d the beautiful eyes opened "
trJhc wider for one swift, lazy glance,
and then Mr.. West sauIIeyed back
'S''",
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cant seal III 'Ne room l W2n'' May l
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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-05-13

When Kentucky man got vel
enough % be out after difficulty
with laa!e, lie fixed the trcadmiI
Of a saving machine so that it woul.
roll, put tempting measure Of oata
in the measure at the upper end, ant
left the mule alone with the contriy
ance, and after the animal had WORKED
for half a day in a vain effort to ciiml
up to those oats, every tire lie haC
stepped forward on The mill it having
rolled back with him, that mule W.,
the most fatigncl and ueIiest, mad
dest, most d.sgnsted creature in Ken
tuclzy, and the avenger felt as tick
ed as though he had won SIS at 20.
ker.
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ARRIVE MElmANICSTOWN

From Baltimore and WcstMRHer at II
IA NJ and 73oPM
m pm Williamsport and Hagerstown at
Gj0h IN, and 301p m
lImmitshnrg Road cave Emmtsbusg
at 6;25 s>d'9;5j a m, and 2;i5 p m, and ar-
rive at Rocky Ridge at G;55 and 1925 a
IN, and 3;l5 p M. Trans north will leave
becky Ridge at 1;25 and 1862 m, and
T;f@ p m, and ar'v" at Emmitsburg at 800
sut. ll;20'a m, and 80 m.
Trains for Frederick Will leave Junction
a. T;40 and 10:49 Z ID, and 1;22, 5:35 200
p. IN.
]. NJ. HOOD,
- Gcn'l Manager.
t.en Jictet .t.rul.
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4 beg your PARDON and with q
smile and touch OF his hat, Harry
Edmond handed to an old man;
against whom he had accidentally
stumbled, the cane which he had
knocked from his hand. I hope I
did not hurt you. We are Playing toe
tonghly.'
Not bit,' said the old man cheeri-
! ly.-'Boys will be boyr, and it's best
they should be. You don't harrxnM'
I'm glad 10 hear it, and liftins his
bat again, Harry turned again to join
the playlnates with whom he had beef
Crolickins at the time Of the accident;
what did you raise your hat to the
old fellow for" asked his companion,
Charley Grey. Hes only Giles, the
huckstor.
That makes no difference, &aid
Harry; the question is not whether
he is the gentlemen, but wheother J
am oae.
a witty correspondent sends us the
following notice Of a brief street colo-
guy recently held between a maiden
la e, ;t,1 t,,..z.. I , ,,.L..' 80. . !
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CHANGE OF TINE
WESTERN MARYLAND L. ROAD
EVA -S-r.,r-T5I -- S-..-.",fI
80 .si4-. ii.e ~ i..s.e. .slis:s -.

NN and sftcr Sunday, March % 1870
~ Passenger Trains will run rs fol
lows
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
A Gentleman.

Job work-CasH ON DELIVERY.
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he loves you, and that he asked you
to SO with him to the party tonight,
ru posely for an interview with you
And you know what he means to tel!
ycu.'
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-05-13

Following is the poem read by DR.. Oil.
yer Wendell Holmes at :hc celebration in
Boston, Oh Monday evening, Of the seven
tic!h birthday Of the Rev. James Freeman
, 1880-07-07

bic to say hnw tho accounts really stand hy rca-
son Of thu wny In which tho concerns work into
rach others bRnds. Tho frcights charged l'y
tho railway ayninst tho conl company mny not.
for example,, ho paid, and mnuh investigation
will bu required to unt mt tho truth. At present
tho railroad aprcat1 to In earning moro than 1t
did ycnr arn, the figures showing gain
Of t4a,a1e for tho fvo mouths at tho
financial ycnr to the 10th Of April, and
SlH,us1 FOR tho munth Of April nlonc.
4 pnnlnhet now ,otnx nnd diligently by the
liegastcsl English creditors Of tho Heading, md
said to te tho wnrk Of onn thoroughly familiar
With tho records Of tho Company, shows TINT
just before tho Inauguration of Mr. 0owen's
policy of mining coat unt1 manufacturing iron,
tho Company had loss than eight millions of
bontlcd lel,t md no floating t1o,t. nrti TINT tho
net earnings wero *i.rs,,t00: whItct IN 18Th. tho
Ctnnphny's 1ol,t was sas, mn ooo, its net pro',t
only EtSr,000 it, interest chRrgcs ttnolntllng
those uf tho conl md iron company 81, 10A,000.
Tho at,thdr Of tho pamphlot calculates TINT
tho Joint I'endtng companies hAvo made losses.
OH tholr working Ornr,,tlons, within tho eight
ycars hero instanccd, agarcgnttnR over ta',Do,.
100; md at tho present timo tho det'elt Is rroba.
h!y close Upon IN, OK, ,0M.
, 1880-07-07

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.omo Inquiry. 1u. chiefly for sai' iot. 1rodoss wero
";ts ss. s.. ot % s,, s,s r.'s sy ~ :. s. @ saa s .
v Mer en ~
ssD<.sm TOR eh,so s ox,rns. @-S' ''0 ~ 0'' ''''
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oar. w''"a,.."rson'ns. @ st simssic@ coarso corn:
meal Ts, n,n", =. ,ia'n rcr tn On t.nek: ,
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iiycfinOi rnifortpd itri, f hit fteatiy Wllo Now
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sh'an hn eT xni!!'ie Mt;.'%agso On srnGk Rna 1
oe nero,oy as1 o HSne nctye, VT. n,ssa a
!owGr Than n!st Er!tn5. ING rhrkHt follDNstt nnet
, 1880-07-07

Hh;5atD; Ohm aood, $56o winter and errns ps.an,.
t9s0a7t5. ttyo flour aaiot al ti.l3}foA.8.
ttnAFN-Wlleat atondgt Mo. ! rcd, elevator, tl,sa
Ll3A, No. ssd, tn5. a1iA bid. ali1 askeds AnEo,t,
s0H bid. $its,S asknd. September, Illus bid. f5es
askod October scs& b,d. sln< asked, Cntn dull sns
Ley sawes &, ,m!1e 1,e Ase s 4iI ssIes,s;d ; t!s,
4H4e hIt milo askeh September. $o bid, & Il nstcs
UGthh1I, at(fo TIL, SlG nhked U.M hlHhGf{ Eo
tE4sat. ..-. ''sA
riiIv,stuNs-Firm. Meas hoef, st7N09t1M Ma
n1rk s!A41@1IM i1nms-sn1okcd. 1tal2o, ptokiea, n
D5fr IMfd, & I:;aasM
Rot Now yi,fk Ithto and bradford Comfy tfonn.
11ui 10 N,itlu IA chntcg. t7t15c. "*
ENHA-ftrHtly Mt Tia lie.
6HM7r. @Sa*
1ErItutEcAt-Nomlhn1 rnnnDd, VIC.
WHfsKY-AtnRhy Al lt.lt.
, MMEiPrs- -FlnHl. 4d0 b.lss wheat, 1900 hu, eo,u
GttiN Int nntE, .sl,Ual bu. ' 's
HHlFMkSTS-NnnG.
, 1880-07-07


NEW Yu,tK. July u-FLou1t AMI MEAl-stats and
Western 1our m0rc sought nfter showing an i'm
pFovcuont OF ibS15o per hrls sales reported of l0
hss ot all Rrades low oxtrns for shipment within tho
range OF $ana4.4s for inferior u worry chOcG. mostly
at H. 0943s; ID brls City Mills extra, including Wcss
india grades, IN tho range Of s5,t0z5s0 for
fair to fancyi Ann br1s M!nncsotn md Wisconsin
clear in lots at SD8GM for very tnfufot to conTso,
chiefly nt H15G5.D.
dltA1s-Wheat-Winto active hut unsettled a.
TO pricc, No. = rod which wns the prominent
feature In the dealing. opening at fcduc-
u ii fs% sysS: ii Ill ss5
j; S? S sSSs fh, i
iSsno1' havS n Ssoa .sspSTSsd i,5|
s. a. ,5!'!s ~; At tf'?;i2s, ee.!as !
Fl; II $;s
ga ga s T. .1:i I i'S'Sf s$o%s %$ n;
& a tpas.t sG;a& ss & an 81 81
s 81 @ Eo iS1s b ii eiSs'aS psssu,as e.
;dS III i'ss sss Gsis. resx xss osS ii H.
u s1 s sas sis NV ss FORK
Inn. early Iaveilas, aaoat aS09 @ a. x ta,:l0s
IT, ill., Ii $ssi ssS's aSsSs ssst|s' 's i 's; Il Sa s s
ss.'t Il ps'Sdsa sSsa sx s9Ee vss me-:
sS3c sie.'%K u aGoa; ;:i1s isys ysTy Saie!
:,;;,,p ss$ $sssss II "ss
ssy sists .Ss L s I'd sss:s ssS
:es as' saS tsfss e S sas ss ssH s
i ] ss,ss ,:ss'''tt IL Il. e.. OF s
u OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nrotucta auoted ReI,crnIly
81. 'sSsrls & sss sss
;snsS%i aSoSi
siSa Sa g r.: S5sa iSs a
:s y III IT, aSs s"f
Ws:;.1a asssd :ss Ind sss ssss;
sss!s Rss: sS.s: t!
n; 3SS sSsa
sS s III Il &c ::So'i afa soaEei XII = sadse
" Ss;;
Ss s' asa s'sss S:s' Sss
'.Fi.sIairs@R"r Llrsti1oi. sso bt!s nont a. 2,azs
set. a aa y ee s5s
tEeiAht. md pnrt far toIwnrd shipInynt r. r. Ast.
'!; +: 1:;:::s Il Il
%SsseiSi: @ mi s;Is Hay ssa s,
XIII XIII Hi: Sai.: $:'%;h " Lott, siss7a; kiia.
"t;s !wss .sss,a sssy reee.p.. By.
s.'sdsS NJ :yt.,s :5"t : 81 ssae3t ssa
sis ;!!' s. asilS5 Ssslt9S Tas!' ~
s ss:t ;s;3 IL, 81 sc qS & 3ea A.
". tat MHss! rsssnts In;09 q RI, uSstassd 4s3fs:
Ssna 81 ,Siss ss,s's VI $l 81 81
, 1880-07-07

NEW ontrAx July 6.-FLuuR-strpng; euperdue,
sJUo3a2i, Xxx &00a42ss XXX. a084,s5t high 9rodss,
t5Uoat0).
GNAtN-Corn In fair domand at 8s950c.. OAsA quiet
ind ucnk ut 3tR;ssc.
CoHk.atEA1.-Quiet At f7.s0a7.D.
l1AF-senrco md nrmi primo, ssha8l7.oo, choice.
{laO06te1M.
I'HOyIsf0Ss-rork strong md higher. held n eatn.
Iard higher, torro 7o kcE, S}lc. 'Bulk meats seasco
and ttrmt shoulders, lontc, + nc, packed 5agtc.
I,nc1n Mtnio.i nhunidnra. b4ts;DHi clear rb, .aAct
llAc.
WHERNf-Htcndyt Western sscttnad. $t.0Q8l.M
CENIEk.Euffc9 AtrOnR; Rio cnrR0os. ordinary
to prts. Essels3fa sugar q1iut md nnchanEed. Mo-
lnhsCs-CHmT1oN Jk4scs ocntr3 fHga1 sna4ec, Rico
i!rmeri 1h.ulsinnn, ordinary 10 choice. 5}xt07Ao4
HHAS-Qufct Mt Nic -
MuSErH rHHY-3iuhl exchange on New York ab3 pef
lU promlum; sornK exchange. 49,