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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1880-04-22
Wonderful Seeds and no Humbug

The seeds of some very extraordinary
and rare vegetables, etc., are advertised in
our paper by Mr.: Gardiner, reliable
scotsman of Atlanta, Ga. While his state.
ments seem incredulous, they are fully sus'
tanned. THE PACIFIC RURAL PRESS vouches
for the raising of 500 bushels of the Egyp'
tian Corn per acre. We strongly urge q
fair trial of them by our farmers and gard.
ners, as some of the highest authorities in
the world endorse them.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1880-04-22
Fire.

The alarm of fire was sounded on
last Friday afternoon about 3 o'clock.
and upon answering the call it turned
out to be on the roof of the resi-,
dence of Mr.. T. r. Brown. All the
fire department was soon upon the
ground, but the fire had been ex.
tinguished by a bucket of water a
few minutes after the cry was raised.
A hole was cut through the ceiling
and it wa reached with very little
difficulty. The fire is supposed to
have originated from sparks falling
on the dry shingles.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1880-04-22
Thanks.

We havejust received from the To-
pographer Of the Post Office Depart,
Nment. Washington D. c., through
the request of Hon. J. H. Evins, Nj.
c. a complete map of South Carolina
and Georgia, showing all the post
Offices and post routes IN. IN those
States up to January 1st, 1880. We
return many thanks for the same.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1880-04-22
Manned Soldiers.

u1dlIQtO SOlulCIS.
Any citizen of the State who lost
an arm or leg while in service of the
State during the Confederate war,
and who has not previously received
an artificial limb from other States,
or the United States, is entitled to
the benefit of the act passed by the
last regular session of the Legisla-
ture, and should send his name to
W. E. Stoney, Secretary of the
Board to Contract for and Furnish
Artificial Limbs, Columbia, S. c., on
or before the 1st Of July, and suita-
BILE blanks will be forwarded. There
are many of these soldiers in Ker-
shaw county, and they should send
in their names at once.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1880-04-22
Scrutinize Closely.

It behooves our Executive Com
mittee to look closely at the rolls
of the different clubs. No names
must appear more than once, aud
there must be no representation
without a proper following. Each
club must be shorn of it's superhu-
ous membership, and every tub must
stand upon solid bottom.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1880-04-22
Election. by Council.

At the meeting of Council last
Monday evening the following subor
dinate officers were elected to serve
for one year. Chief OF Police, J. S
Baxley; policemen, R. T. Owen, Rob-
Latta. ir., W. II. Carter and Isaac
English, Clerk and Recorder, D. G
Kirkley, Keeper of town clock, G. u
Young. The election for town at
torney, was postponed to the next
meeting.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1880-04-22
iinggly.

The stocks in the various depart
ments of Messrs. S. A. Arnstein &
Co.'S. immense establishment are now
complete, and we would call the
special attention of ladies to theil
large assortment of Dress Goods
Lawns, Domestics, Hosiery, Gloves
Em 5roideries, Ribbons, Trimmings
Parasols, Fans, Mating, Curtains
&C., &c. Excepting a few staple al
ticles, these gentlemen are prepared
to offer all goods at last years ez
tremely low prices. adt'
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1880-04-22

The Georgia Baby Bonds will buy NEU'
pALG1SE. Neuralgine will cure Neuralgia
and Headache. Neuralgia and Headache
lead to disease-disease to death. Moral
Go to your Druggists and get bottle Of
Neuralgine and be relieved. Sold by c. j.
Dunlap, Camden, S. c. feo2o
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1880-04-22
Important Notice.

Important Notlce.
We have this day opened a com
plete assortment of Ladies, Misses
and Children's Custom-made Shoes.
Every pair made to our own order,
and we warrant them to give perfect
satisfaction; if ever a pair fails to DO
so. we are not only willing, but anx,
ious, to refund the money, or give
another pair instead. In order to
do as large a business as possible
in this line, we shall offer these shoes
at a very small advance on manufac'
t,lrer's cost. You will study your own
interest, and at the same time oblige
ELS, by examining these goods ano
prices before supplying yourself
S. A. Arnstein & Go. ads
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Fruit Killed.

We are sorry to learn from some
Of the farmers of the Flat Rock
neighborhood that nearly all the
peaches and plums of that section
were killed by the late frosts. The
apple crop, however, is considered
safe, as the trees were not IN bloom
when the frost came.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1880-04-22
cenetery Association.

The annual meeting of the Gene,
terv Association will take place at
the Presbyterian Lectrue-room on
Monday next, the 2eth instant, at 5
o'clock D. m. Members OF the Asso-
c;ation and all interested in the
Cemetery are earnestly requested to
attend.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1880-04-22
Badly Stung.

While attempting to hive a very
large swarm of bees fully a bushel)
the other day, Mr.. I. B. Alexander
received twenty-one stings on his
face. head and hands. They had
settled in tree of very thick foliage,
and in attempting to get them out
q portion of the swarm fell off and
covered him. He experienced no
evil effect from the stings more than
a slight fever for q short time after
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1880-04-22
The Cotton Market.
CAMDEN, April 21, 1880.

Since our last issue there has been
quite a tumble in the price of cotton.
The best middlings fell to 11c., but
the latest news is little better, and
yesterday III was offored for first
class middlings, closing rather firm.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1880-04-22
LIST OF LETTERS

Advertised for week ending April II,
1880:
Mrs. Sallie Albert; Anthony BoayOn;
Jane Boykin; Charlie Benson; w. NJ.
Frederick; N. c. Monroe; J. v. Mcdowell;
Miss Fl. J. McCull; John Rodgers Ferdi-
nand Smith Mrs. Emily Schmidt: E. N.
Marlborough. E. H. BROOKS,
Pm.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1880-04-22
LOCAL ITEMS.
Church Directory.

METHODIST rCHURcH-Rev.J. J. o. Wilson pastor 3 II
sarvices every Sunday at II a. m, and ~ p.
m Sunday school at l.e p m ,s lass llIeT PraveT
ON ,inT MUnu"o IN Wednesday afternoon at 4 l-2
te oclocE' strangers and the public are invited 10
attend,
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Swift Creek Democratic Club.

The members of this club are re-
ouested to meet on Saturday, the lst
day of May. A general attendance
is solicited.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1880-04-22

ny No communication ~iH be pudl'sne'
III. JOURNAL, unless we are placed ~
ossession of the name Of he'author.
sss- We are not responsible for the r'e'r'
or srpressions Of our correspondents.
sSs~ A@ communications for personal aa-
,antaqe wiN be charged for at the rate Of one
dollar for each inch.
a@, Nominations Of Candidates in usual
farm, not 10 exceed one inch, FIVE DOL-
LARS. These charges are to be paid sfT'e"y
in adrance, and no exceptions whaterer '''H De
made TO the rule.
sSy- ShriF's Sales, Mortgage Sales etc.,
com. under the head of Transient ADVERTISE
mentJ. -.-,,-s.-sSs,sSt.
NY Contract advertisements must "e SET
tied for quarterly.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1880-04-22
ssWhat Beauties :"

Is the the general expression on
seeing the new and handsome styles
in Ladies slippers atArthur's. adt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-15
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEwYSEE y YESTERDAY ssy anS
against 9,472 head 10, the correspo1aDe Time last week
day were more ha co1 be sod regardless i that
p head %' and BY sy s Sse
cost pretty the West and sellers held out Tor Moneays
order 70 tho sacH oolg the Offering
" wers car aus Of r imam m Satoa Cattle at Sac
Hssr sn5 pT to TO S{ a
The for Poor c6oss Maye 1lepT wa. TSn C. 70
Dache q SON. Lngham & O'BneD, ana N. Goldsmith re
ssTEsa & 1s and Nancy Sn e"t
for exPo alive and arcse teser; 20 Eau Gsy take 90.
live 80 a nxs and 800 i've Sheep i've
Sale Sales al Jersey ctyJ schsmberg CO.
- sEsns sog y at % 10 n and 5ce each d.
o' less 5es ssen each lS az dc 'g g. 49,
d' ~ bad:y S, STAT: by Soy' s s1s
Hs ss' gsS =, &c. g So S do
10 scSa az for seif u illinois Steers % Sd
s Sse a &c. les S 3. Y e. S" Soc i s H. g e
30 So' fs Sa i' S ats al Si.c. less IS on tae iot
s & i Ss s55 R's Co. 8 S1S seT r.
SO coloradcs 2l7 ~ at $40 less ST. on The ,s 80 do
1857 f. al &C. less the lot do 1875 n AT Sc d.
ia'9 9 ID for W Aorou % Coarse Montana Cattle
IL M % az s for .e lis Indian Nation Cattle .25
sac IS To- less s. III ILLINOIS steers LIE ID. at &c.
81 $ " %S for TSo%pso" csay Illinois
saaae Tor ssii, IL in@. isoo n at &C. less
Al each; II do 2e5 ec loss - on The ot 70 49,
nlg M at DC and 81 IL do LIB d. At BE- and DOC
on the 10 do. 1893 D. at9tc ,,o - An. 49,.
told: 33 nDOi, SeerA ll7O ~ NJ yc loss
al on the Is do 1887 10, at DO ana ~ eAehi 10 no.
1851 9.e is l26e D. at 9s aad soc; soa sssr.
lsS5 g. al 9ac DO 4oo at "ssi DO; ia ~ Pa at
1867 H. al 9c 10 do, 2Ss D. a. VIC; - az 10 q, 81
~ N at De- IL do l4J H. less si0 ON the lo;
DO l. 1911 10 at g.c.: o3 40. 1850 n; at yisc
and al each 10 do 222 at asc 80 do l5S2 TO- al s1c
w siegei Tor Morris segelI 81 Indian Nsiion cattie
l3I n sLc. IS 10 40 do 086 D. ~ &c; a. 90. oSa
m Al Bae rs do. 1853 No. ~ os4c. % 10, oS eaoh 20
Illinois steefs 1871 D. 6.o loss Doc each 80 DO 'dsS
m AZ esc 48 ll57 n. MT Btc, ana DOc racn ~ 90,
2s d. nj ~. soc. each 10 do 44 at ssc less
Soc each 20 do l62A n at 9rc "a DO e9 10 ~ 10 per
100 N III d. l2O7 ID, ~ 50 10 % d., 90 10 y,
Newton Holmes for n Q: Holmes, ~ Indian msu aa
Cattle 0UI $40 loss SIS 81 On ne ioti I5s S
steers iioS D. Il sseI 10 DO. l27t n,stS%e ~ do'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-15

IT. hus,ness in State bonds included Louisiana
ID at A6a. Alabamas. class A. at 50, Tennessee
go and new series at 27l2, and Georgia Is new
of 100. =. e oo,
,v,or;can t5l at SO, and Park 90 at 122
M. ,oal;ngs m railroad bonds generally were I'M
,-.,a,t Int a majority of the speculative kinds
rs Iover. Ere second consols sold at S9siG S94,
s,nndsd IS at s4l2 Missouri Kansas and Texas
O., oo,so,s were Il higher at 105, but the seconds
- |. lover at 64&a. Boston. Hartford and Erie
w.. ,m,royed y per cent to Al, c., c. aud |. T..
s', assonted declined u to SSH the incomes rising
80, 97s, 20 4OQ393i. Mobile and Ohio first de-
,sotures declined Ss per cent TO 7Sl407sss. Canada
Southern frsts rose to o. Morris and Essex consols
- 11Osa and ST. Louis and Iron Mountain seconds
40 1otl, Lake Erie and Western frsts were strong
9TH sales al 1O21s2 1924 the incomes rising 90
eolo Oregon Railroad and Navigation and ST.
PAM consos each were - higher at 973s and 1117s
respectively Kansas Pacific frSts. Denver Dlvis-
ion were notably higher at 109@1OSss against
1919 yesterday.
The Snb-Treasury to-day lost 81, 462 on balance.
made M bv coin loss OF SIG, 79l less currency
cain of S145 500. This leaves the total gam since
Erdav S334 7O1. Money on call ruled rather steady
at 2l2 per cent. with exceptions at ana per cent
The do nesi Exchanges on Newly are a last quo
ted The United Safes Treasurer az Washington TO
day recey ed 100000 in National bank notes for
redemption. The customs receipts were SI3O.Ooo,
and he internal revenue receipts S3SO.OOJ lhe
followiug Is the Clearing House statement to-day:
Exchanges. $50. 730.335 balances, S5,294.3S0.
The transactions at the Sub-Ireasurv cnVerrd:
Receipts 81 131 ,3S2 payments, 81 .132, S43 cur
rencv balance, $7177,329; com balance.
Ss4 97G364
The foreign exchange market was steady with
very small amount of transactions, Annexed are
QUO n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-15

i. almost exclusively confined to buying
or sns' between the professional SPECTATORS
and Of whom have little care for crops or any
smNv ;nancnces upon prices that are not imme-
o'De IN their effects The market closed weak ana
unsettled ,,,u hrt strong for the
and As at advances of i and % per cent respec
~ Tae Sub Treasury received oilers to SCH
~ amounting to 49, 435.sOo: 6s 1851 at lol.eI
- Io2is @, 1881 at 1oS.93@l o4.So; os 1851 a.
,os AGA 1OS.74; 4las at f1Oisa HOG, ana is at
,os sOa 1Os ~. Butthe Secretary OF the treasury
autographed orders to purchase none Annexed arc
-, ,osinc auotations:
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financial.


A LAWYER going abroad on business VIII
n uLdertske other business & H. d., r. o. Box 'sl.
A Ia VINO are ntereste IN r7ttrol business
n ana melg &c statistics should get THE TRIBUNE ALI
MANAC Tor 80 now really prlce - cents nv NAL
BANKERS and CAPT rALlSTS Will want to
ID get The Tribune Almanac Or 1880; gives me hnres
Uui,oi ExDeb rir" since 1879 Pslco
% cents. bv p.fit
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON and QUINCY
" duYcar SINKING Fund percent mortgage 3onds issed
~ Burlington ard Ml-sOu river i1VIIon interest
AprIi and .. tODer. Principal nue 1919 For sale by
CHASE q HIGGIN>ON, "a Pines.
CHICAGO, It. Pau. MINNEAPOLIS and Omaha,
~ 81. PaHl Si0uK ~, Wet $50 SIN ilway COM
tan.'s ODD glso mise liaieOuS
and Investment securities, Donght an4 sd ~ -
T. y. ROW BRliG 2,
Banker gcmber York b ocs ENrDanee,
. ; 10 Il aud = Wallet.
COTTON MILL STOCKS ot assured va'ue.
~ and paying quarterly OF ANIMAL clViiend For
safety "A ID pTOnl 10 offered investors IVA a
showing equal the biocks Of cot on minis 10 aied Mi~sl
ctu.rs aid other New inra STATES. These stocks have
bosl yrs dvoiite inves men IN Tie nserya
tive mara,L The record I past years ana
TIE pr.,en standing OF every corporation na Oy US can DO
Ia. our Olncc. ur.,, 90
Cotton and cot ill stocks.
IL PcerlsL, ndar " alst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-15
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY. JULY Is, 1880

do 3d. a4oc.; Rejected 3GgasTc, aud Mixed 30 2ec.
Toyoas firm ely Mess Beef 81 csr ct u'
~ 10 asiI: Extra Prime siidSiI 20 smoked Hams
0l2 10 In salt and pickle. saa9Ssc Clear up si9s
snoker. 790Sc. d. IN salt Ila7to shoulders IN salt
Be- do sagarpiekled, 5ssdj~ci do smoked 10 &C
Butchers t3tec Butter scarce and wanted ~ lh
prices. Eggs weak: Pennsylg ma. lial4lact western
I3dISbc. Cheese quet New York Full Cream s"c west
ern Fnl Cream 7a4dSc Seeds-t'Over firm Timothy nlm
al Flax nominal. eel firm. Petroleum nrn.na; re
fined IN bbis. 9a. do, In cases. lSc. WbskeY quiet
Western. 81 H. Shlpments-C0rn. 5E.07l bush. 49,,
advanced &c except No i,ed Fan which is lower No
Red Fall al OJ4Hsi 0l4. cash 0Da3ltc Inly ofSaS se.
August. 81 as Sec September: Sass %. all me year
NO do. S7ds9sc No. do, sndslc Corn hleber ~
tenber Rvo frmer { roc. bid Barley du AMI nominal
Whskey steady AZ Pork lower 80 Sl3 TO- Lard
lover at 6H.c bill. Bulk Meats lover summer meats ;
Shoulders Coo Clear H. Gear sides, 1'oc Bacon
easier Shondcrs 525e Clear Rio. Clear SIDES soc
Rrcripfs-F Flour, 5000 bus wheat 14"oO bush Corn,
SO 900 bush, oats. 30 0 bush. shiumeus-Flour 200
bbl; Wheat ZS,OO bush; Corn 900" Onsh' OhS @V'VVV
TOLEDO July II -wneai steady: No White Wabash 9ic;
No White Mich yau. Old 81 %; Ambe Mchgan, II V29
Old 60 81 tS i,sd wabash, spot sos; FIRST half OF
Jnv ~ t2r; Juy es1lc. Augu.t, 95's no. ed
Wabash 979lc. No Dayt and Michigan Ret, 81 o.
Corn eady High Mixed 80 4ci No ., rot, $50; July
At the closeWh at steader 20 3D. spot 81 u3 July
.gIoc; August and September. eGc. II ceipts- Whra
ID 90 bush Corn 5jp'O Ousl: Oats 49, bufh. ShlO
ments-W heat 900 BUSH Corr. $1,000 BUSH: Oas none
PRINT CLOTH MARKET.
FArr RIVER. Mass July | tn" Printing Cloth market
continues nuet but seaiy yous quotations. with the
demand sales Of light proportions
HAVANA MARKETS.
HAVANA July IA.-spanish gold. 2lS02lSi4 EXCHANGE
fir demand sugar dun and easier with down
ward tendency.
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PEA ~ o.. less soc each for W. y W cds 10 ohio
at &C., and 81 each d. 2ao b. al oisc less each
90, 1850 9lac.; do, i,a5o H. at 9ac and 81 each
Sods%iih for ;ei Missouri steer PCS a. s5 5S
2$9 % at 9c ess 81 each;6 "a r. a. &c. ana 49, 81
a@a at e gs do b. at SS less 81 each
Lire D. at ge for J. W CAT Ohio Suffers, 1860 70. At
arr 60 60 40 RI a s, se i = a. az d of les m the
lot 80 do 2sy NJ At &C. e do iIS at sc less e, s1 &c
each DO. 80 %, at 9c4 for p. heftie Bulls
steers Steer Si 'S sl 5 ss EsS q eae o. 0u'"
nS at sSe s ~ % Sr o se % nCs sH rs
ws,s s ge o e' ws1 e1c Native steers rashopper
ll2o ~ att s % n % Illinois Steers 2s6 b u IA
and 81 each IS d. i4o7 d at &C. II d. las n. 9sc
r Gns, ssion l. colorados 1877 %. at &c. less
G s2 SSn u a. ZIG n 5 S ie 2s s % at Sc ~ DO
voqe : R Sf isS for r' Never Illinois
sns aac a sc s S az and 49, soc ess
9 az s toT an u e1 6o is go Steer. 3 at &c. less
81 each do 1913 n. at &C. ~ do. l2sa n. al sAc 81
i G Elsiman A. Mann I.hnois steers. - cwt a.
do 4. c%i at w.: - do "a cwt sa.e
Jrliihe * Co. commission: 10 state Bulls 1sl ID. AT
CALVES Receipts today and yesterday ecs bead
ny .gpgS very heavy aud msrke rather 1 $40" Snd sng
2 selected los Be- Mixed lots at 30S@ac Common to
Choice Vesls at ,a6l,c. TO-
at Be- '"'" 81 ''"'~''S '11' '''1
hi by 4 20 sold IS Buttemik Calves. 1913 at 81 so;
q do I75 b. a. - 40 Veals los n at 5Ge 60 do l'9 D.
Dnenback Dewey solt: 90 Buterrnk Calves, 9oi a. at
7so 30 DO c' d e. = So Gt no 7 al NH "a o.
ate Yeas 10 Q, az &c. do i56 y, at &c.
calves los 10 at &C. . vsals ljS n. at 6hc u Harlem
90. 10 q. at Co. 90, lGi n al 6ic ,oao ,e,
r. Al 4g ,gsw 90 I e S6 f F., G 81 ~ Yeas 10 H. at
Mc4rawc odd y as 2lS - &C. q" a do 2'o 10 at
Il Ii Toa g Dayis soil: sat | Calves 1873 h. at
2.e Sc 30. 2oI n It - - l25 100 ~ 1T e-e 1873 Do
SVcas = n. At Sc do. i2G n, a. 5+e; Id 55 H. at
me %rrh. aoas co sod: 70 ButerT,k ca ves;
u To- 81 - do? sO ~ q, ~ a.; no 10 ID, a. a."
b. 81 &C. o." 's d. e. 81 no, 10 n at IT. &C and TODAY
were So e,rs Of ii he'd "a {, care at ieTseI Giy o
s1s al t ay "a 5 ad "gans' n 10 head ir The cor,
REMINDING me "a wee he w s,pp Ppm, M dH n,,c W. c
ar-iy steady Lans % 'F an an ~ o. u etr r sS
ri ne which ver abo1t telfv "a OF 81 'p were 20
- sea'Iay Ir g Is pa'd lG ters r dr ' xreri
alive ana smsl lat was 80 ia hcI9 -" tlp ~ ST.,
and Pransy v1ni do. a 5's66+e. nd Jcr.~y a. .4e
Jud9 & gneeg d, S. t. 5 hS sep IN mi, d. 6 a se
Ki.e PiNcock SOLD 81 otio steers, 0S D. at sec 2o9
do, n III, at - so do. - 10; n 3G. 6 % u H. at
90 H. at 80 - co. %, - ~" No. ioo T. 80 ~
% %. 80 sdir & Co. s,d: OHIO sheep. ~ N. at 81 80
22; d. i3j o. ~ 5's III Virgin aabs ?" n a. 90 2I3
d. 4 h. g.: III Kentacsy do. go To- at o4e' DO
p1cn5- < ewey sou: ic7 Western sheen. Il %. Al
&C: s5 10 S3 No. a ed" 81 utlcks - II 20 &c;
&c =, d. tG h. IT So 81 ca e "a &C., b. al
fla claccS * Dris so As state -ccn r.. at r. 81
90 d. At 20 k,r'uck -hec ard Iaes g. H. e 4 a.
70 % Al sc. 50 10. 10 Il g ~, -. g. %.
! re 4 '" %Si '"i sa,c %b
EiIbv 90 OIL: O. Sic igru SN.'p - u a. t'4-. ~
u. N.a ~ Ir - D . " =
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FrROPFAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON July I4-l23O p m-U. = bonds. New fves los,
excoupon NewJersev Central cons0ls 1904 Erie, 43'
Co second c0nsos 92a DANTE and Western
mortgage trustees cert feateS so limos Central 100
PENNSYLVANIA Central. Sc; New YORK Central. 1921
LONDON July bonds four per cents II u
half cents 1874 Atlantic aud Great Weston
first certificates 50 do second mortgage
2o+ 45; Pennsy vania Central 5Gl4 New ork Cen
trSl. l33
LONDON July Council bills allotted
to-day al 4 decline Of rad. per rupee.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Riper. Vessels and Rri"o1is.
WEDNESDAY. July ID, 1880.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
"WEDNESDAY, July II, 1880.
AsHFs-on,et nnchanrea


COTTON-Spot Cotton moderately active. steady.
changed sales 20 bales 20 last eyeing including S2S
ball bales receipts at ae ports Gs7 pss agansI 7G4 ms
Low Midi $e. Gooa oriinsTy IGc. fuiuie.
Pents SAFES. g SEQ bales Fnes. jqlys iis4s
liz, ApTus llSs'l Les sepembeT u Sci i5i
s6slo;5 January; lo,oi 9lo.eg: m-rriees Tor
liz oeoSsi Ill November, i1S1: pece@OaT; i155:
closing prices Tor contracts-Iuy ICY: August 1865
gS september i.s October
100; 0lO6l' feOruhy lo72Gio76 transferable orders
or moderate active u and steady Far
terms Mild grades firm demaud - bags Of
lSe &C. stock today s!aei At % $50 S and
Costa ica ~ BAGS savania9757 Lagusyra 6Sz5 bags
FLOUR AND MEAL--FLovi-Ma nrm but less
aeuye moderate xpor. an lgHt JOB ing trade oemandi
bbs including SO bOs CITY Mig Extra % SoSS5 So
9s7 20: 1910 bbls Minnesota xra 81 2Oa ~ so for
the whole rsnge % bsl: Los ax'ra o = a 8 SO
- 80 II The sales 50 hbs werefor xpor- Quota
% Far Exua 81 26a,s so: Good 10 Fancy 90
choreS 70 ts1cv 40 "a soSs7 % Common Coos Extra
Round hoop ONO 50 eOds5 20 uooc @ choc~ TO- - SO,
Clear 81 5OGsi Is; ave s5"s5 90 Bakers b1ua
eh'env IanFr t7ass II I4ouis common 10
tSolcs FANNY 20 coast patent WINTER Wheat OK.
250s7 90 ooslne sIea sou rhERN -Four
10 Cnoice Extra s. 25Gs....;RYE FLpIk 81 ay;
sales. 80 Uois Cholcc yellow Western IS 5randS-
- -.
GRAIN -WHEAT- MARKET rree uar and unsetled sh
lots &c futures sal h,c better; liz export de
large business speculative account. mai m No
Re- Tor July ald August sales l@l6. on hush future
24SObO cash Including Urcraded II u3 NO
Milwaukee, III l'GSl Il Ungradtd Winner fed. 9lc.d
+ 10; No ) Ted 81 l34aSl = NO Red, ~ l>dSl ~.
including O load Tor hrt II JUL ~ 10; hIXed WI
ter, S -; Steamer No: , Red, 1881 i@@; migrated
Amber. 81 Is NO. Amb +. ~ l70~l IS; No 3 hhte.
y 70; No; 2Whte, 81 d5@0 81 lo; No WIT
closin 81 44aSI i47s 40 August - Osisdsl - clos
ing ~ mbrI. II "a 2ds Os ~ sosine - Uos'
Nu .IulV
DO SEPTEMBER. ~ O7h....RYE Quie,, STEADY ~
sales 100 bush Four.Rowei >t,te 9Dca 30
bush KOweI STATE ~ o. 1000 bush aaud. piVae
toms .CORN-Mrkct hc. better gooi rNp r. IA nome
trade demand moletiie busiesS on secudhVr account
sales 1913 % bush III ure - uO
bush cAshllrl ding UngraGei Nike - 04je NO3toc.'
yellow. 80 - c W 1iIxedJ0c NO = July and
August .c.....OAiS GIclOwel: closiug du -
bush. including No al a4c No White, 3 a"Jc: No.
= n lot4r.: No = White. 35051c. % l. 30 &C. No.
42c. Mixed Western. 81 GSfc.: White DO. Al &c.
Wih state. 43c inc.di.g 80 Sus 40 JulV. S51aci
], 900 bush. do Sep emDrr 5}c FEED steady.
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