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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-11-10


mother to give strong coffee if the child fell in
to a doze.
AT the new town Of Rugby found
ed in Tennessee by Mr.. Thomas Hughes Eng
lish colony, church for common use by the
various denominations of Christians has been
built. But Mr.. Hughes is anxious that all of
them should use "the common prayer of that
liturgy which both in England and America
has proved itself the best expression, through
many generations, of the joys, hopes, and aspi-
rations OF large portion of those who speak
our language" 1t is doubtful, however, wheth-
er his desire will be gratifed. The experiment
Of maintaining what are called union churches
has not usually worked well. There needs to
be competition in religion, as in other things,
to keep up activity and interest.
Experience has proved that the
Presidential election lasts all the time. The
term of four years is so short that the plans of
one campaign overlap those of another. No
sooner had General Jackson been defeated in
1924 than he was in the field again for the sue
cession, and since that time the patronage of
the government has so enormously. increased
that the contest never ceases. 1t is in some
aspects an annoying fact, but it must not be
forgotten that frequent elections of chief Off
GERS are the safety-valyes of republic. The
vital point is the honesty of the vote in casting
and counting To secure that nothing must be
| spared, and that being secured, we need not
grudge the trouble of elections.
DO You WANT TO KNOW How TO
| OBTAIN PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT? If so, send
for the United States Blue Book, Register OF
| Federal Offices and Employments in each
State and Territory, the District of Columbia
and Abroad, showing who is eligible for ap.
pointment the mode and form of application,
| by whom appointments are made or controlled
with complete directions and information for
persons desiring public employment 1t con-
tains information never before published and
will be found equally useful to editors, poiti.
clans, office-holders, office-seekers and the pub
lie. This book shows the number of offices in
the gift of the government, their location, sal
aries paid and duties. Price, rs cents. Ad
dress J. II. SoULE, P. 0. Box SO, Washington
D. c. The great book for agents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-09

pany, and the price Of that stock declined from 69
to &c. But the rumor was promptly and officially
den ed by letter from the president of the com
pany. addressed to the president of the Stock Ex-
change and the price of the stock advanced to O04'
After o'clock there was n break III prices that
averaged nearlv2 per cent from the highest hg-
ures, followed by partial recovery just before the
close. 1t so happened that the break referred 10
conceded in time so we'll with the receipt OF the
news from Chicago of General Gartelds nomination
that that nomination was eagerly seized upon as
cause. But the nomination probably had as
little effect upon the market as any event
could have. Under any circu instances the
market probably was ready to yield, and even
greater reaction than has yet occurred may with
reason be expected after the recent and rapid
advance of from to 10 per cent. 1t is not worth
while to forget that il is not vet week since west
crn Union sold at SG34, Erie at 80, Like Shore at
05. New-Jersey Central at 53l2, Northwest at 3d.
ST. Paul at 68l2 ETC.. etc. The buyers Mt those
prices have profits at the present prices when are
too tempting to suppose that they Will NOT attehPt
to realize Although the recovery from the extreme
decline was about u per cent, the final gains anu
losses from the last prices yesterday are ab"ut
evenly divided, ard the market closed unsettled
with quotations in many instances below the hgures
OF fast sales.
The business done IN Government bonds at the
Boards amounted only to SOL .O0O The Us ana oS
were 1 to Il higher the 412s about ls lowerand inc
is steady District of Columbia 3-G5s continued
strong Annexed are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-09

HrFFALn June 8-tATLH-lecelDis ,odav 1886 hean ;
total thus far S,I5 head for the same time
last wrtA 10000 neat; CONSIGNED through 310 cars
offerings generally Of good quality market easier Dt nW
quaby lower and there GO1d attendance Of purcna
cI, OF Far l. Mcd um ut II IOdt - ~ Coon 10
thnr. ~ 50aRl 80; Extra 81, 9r6$5 20 stu
fed Sierrs Good. ~ lOUSI 70 Cows and Helfers
-; p; Mixed Butchers - Iva IS W. rat C'"a
=; J''N i -.
~HfLP Is-ReceiIts TO-DAY. 800 head: total Tor
500 head, Against 700 iead for The SANE
Through "a cars; market steadv
Vs. n lair trman ,irnngs hight Fair to Coon Clipped
sheep - Tj0 = A. EXIT. Nhip NJ - %; oil sold
tui.,- tottay 3S - head tOtal Tor the week
thus tar j.. o. head l'nDy head last week 'on
~ ned through - market steady. with good demand;
racs 81 Io Weights AT 81 judtl j5 lie w anl Medium
Ii1 80 ExiIa II 20 Far EHds ii q d<I 40 f1cs
TO- Is -, beg, FADES dspOs' d Of
FAST LIBERTY Penn. June S.-CArTLE-ReceutS. Liza
a. t"ugh stock. puccs Aamc rs yesterday; selling
rather 81 20 To in" local trade. 1890. a..
Hoes Receipts, l,SOD hraG Pnadcphias. 81 5O@fi 80;
YrrE,i ~ ~ - - 40 ..-.o
I,Ui,. Imuc S.-Hoss-E Easier; Workers aut Baitl'
'oco r. ai -. JGcfDg n G&i 10 iItayy Sht ping,
20. l;ou@ Mixed SO Go0$i receipts 5000 head
s'lpmrnS. '.t,U head ~
b.. f' h.d.
S p Iil and unc angcd; receipts, $50 head ship
o., nj. 100 Il. AT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-09
vvoRK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, SUPPLEMENT-

@ a0s1 easier y S Rs Ds 9eo'aO
PHIG june s-FiOur dull WheatThe cargo raLe
for No Red, prompt shipment Is nominal ana IOr Az
name . No 81 RTS9 s OF az 81 EsS
ssESa AS SS s 81 i2 BID asked os1DS
Pennsylvania $50 COrnGoOd inquiry sGG Ioca hshef
Pensyivana estern southern fellow on track ana "a
gram depot b4c Western HiRh Mixed d9 o. held
at SOC AT The second Call 50 c bid 63o asker lor car
Mixed in the cargo rate fSr SAT- mn 1a
Board So iSs on fsn %hiss
S S9cSS fancy sade Ess
i3?Gi4c Western Cheese fri 4rn, ,a Sna TsI'
SeedYSothing doing quo atoms nominal petroleum urn;
barrels sod at Sc IN cases at &C. az I'D
T w os&s5 6 3 Red uHe 81 'H I'll 3D. 81 ~
sskSd guy 81 Il bid al 1914 asked August and september
quiet at o2c bid 53isc asked for san Mxed Iu9
62c bid 81 lsc asked September ,oa,.o
81 LOUIS, S-FlOur strong sample lots lVD 10y;
higher Wheat q9settlsd but EeneTs AZ gnne
So csc cash. IS 636asc. june "a S35 &C. Jpy Saas
RS5 G All a os Market Whskey Steady at
81 PORK stronger bid cash. sales a &c A1
Shoulders 7Oc learRiD lei Clear Sides 732ad737 &C.
ReceiptsFour 2Ono bbs Wheat l1OoD bush; C9T d6
bbs Wheat 1000 BUSH Corn 1000 bush; oats S00O Dnsn
TOLEDO Jpne Wheat steady No. White Michigan
81 1874 Amber Michigan, 81 lol2 NO Red WABASH s1ot
(oTn Tm nm Mixed 35G 10 sP9 4 II &C. f Ba%
ngr SOC Oats steady; No .. 33 &C At the clOseWhelt
e.ser No Fed Wabash June, 81 I52 Jgly ned at
Corn 10000 bush. OCO bush. ShipmentS-Wheat
43 coo bush: Corn lI5.010 bush; Oats none.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-09
CLOSING PRICES or BOSTON STOCKS.
xa..a,,a1 To day n da
atcrdaY. 10 day
c,os,xc pp,crS oE pyyIADELpgIA STOCKS.


There is hardly room for doubt that the further
advance in prices for shares to-day largely due
to the employment of sheer force coupled with bold
ness. There many times when the market
evidently was shaky aud almost ready to drop.
But special care was taken that the weakness was
not developed far enough to brighten the smaller
and recent buyers into pressing their stocks the
market So the market was kept agitated nearly all
day; each new burst of buying or bidding carrying
prices higher than before until Erie sold at 367s.
Lake Shore at 1925 Northwest at 94ls st. Paul at
75ss Delaware, Lackswanna and Western at
76&, New-Jersey Central at $685. Missouri.
Kansas and Texas at "a. Iron Noun
tain OF al Western Union ct 97ss,
and other stocks propOrtiOnately above yesterdays
last figures 1t should be mentioned that the early
dealings were somewhat disturbed by rumor Of n
Narge defalcation In the Delaware and Hudson Com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-09

Stote bonds were dull. but tn sales included
Nssonri q. or 1887 Mt los and 1889 or1S90 at 40,
Alabama class 4 at ssh. and North Carolina
special tax third class at Big The only sale OF cry
bank stocks WAS % shares OF Metropolitan mt Nv
There was increased activity III railroad bonds.
with q sharp advance for some OF the speculative
issues followed by reactions when the share market
weakened The dealings in Erie second consolS
amounted TO 81 $4,000 at prices ranging from
$685. MP to So with final transactions at Sis and
the funded IS rose from 77ls to 1874. Boston,
Hartford and Erie frsts rose l per cent
10 3Slo aud fell back TO 1874. and
Rome Watcrtown and Ogdcn>bnrg advanced from
80 to GO140GO c.. &. and !. C. first asScntcd, after
selling at Sll4. closed unchanged ut 81, but the
incomes rose from 36l2 to 3S037 New-JcrSey
Central conSols were % higher al lOl, and Lchrh
and WllkcSbarrc cOnSOlS were steady at "3osG9Jl2
Mobile and ONO first debcnturcS advanced d To
7O3l and second debentures l per cent to 394
Canada Southern Il TO 1913 and 81. Louis and Iron
Mountain first incomes . per cent to SOl2 aud Sec
ond incomes 49, per cent to 72A. The old ISSUES OF
the Wabash system were about y per cent higher.
Denver and kio Graude firSts yielded - to lU p,
and Missouri, Kansas ana Texas were weaker. the
first cousos lower at 1O3 and the seconds Is per
cent lower at ssh. About the usual amount of
business was dopc ranging from one to five bonds,
in the miscellaneous list, and without material
change in prices.
The Suh-Treasury to-day gained $4,000 on
balances, made up by coin gain of $23l,9S less
a currency loss OF $50, 800. This makes the net
gain since last Friday $G7G,73S, Money is in
abundant supply. and the rates again were
3 per cent to-day for call loans on pledge
of the usual Stock Exchange collateral ana
zig per cent Governments. The United
States Treasurer at Washington today L.
received $4,000 in National bank note, for lc,,
The internal revenue receipts $2O0OOJ. Ia" COL
lowing is the Clearing House state ncnt to-day:
Exchanges $92,Gi2.777; balances, S5,lS7, 0Zj.
Ihe transactions at the Subtle i~urv covered:
Receipts, SS74. S3G; payments, SG15,237 cur
rcucy balance. %S,4S1 1872; com balance
IIic foreign exchanges arc quiet but rates are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-09

iyfRroo jan Cation dun and easier; Md.
, , ir,iirr 20 bales or srccnlton Sni txi orf Re.
rr'r .H.npp Lal,s HruIng ~. 40 Nmrrltan Futures
n ~" M ! fa9 TO- u July H AID Aae9.i a;cvsry
ID do lueu.t and ,rptr'n6'L Gtiyer: Gsi32; %lro
tor,'r AMI %oyrmhc' delivery. b'ls,! Futures dui .
IIyfHlr"i- Juno S-l:D p m-Coiio Fnnres-l Plands
Los CLAUSE August aud september delivery 0i'a
IIyEI", Jan" S:l1 m Tire SAFES O. the !ay ncna a
clause. November and December delivery, Gagd. Futu'ts
M s anI I"!' "Hi ?'fI .rS N' "@t: 1erts
II ~, aIr nn NJ non" n1 T'i, anil Midng II7c LOW
M.idny Sc. G""i Orlinar'. i0tc net Itceipts none
bale. 10 ,pinn,r-, TOO naeS stock, 7.Gi7 bae: go
dI.. 10 G'"l ordinary lose let rcrlps' SOL bales;
rro-~ - hl.N toes II 80 bA -. $500, ..... ,,,,,.
H. nv N,daug IIi-; Goo; Utnary, loidloasr.: net
.fr =, b.~; exports coastwIse 80 haes sales 200
',r,il< ~ ,nic : cotton quict; Md@nno. Ike. Low
M.sI a. l"r ,'o"d Onn4lf, st. recopt Loo bales
%,iI jazz ,-"'io' Glrt firm: M,dalnr llc:
I,l N.ur. ordinary 9'ic.; net Receipts. %
u'.,,. ~i''. ,t.lc. IL. A. BPM b'rS., -,
i,r,-yu,i- Jane - ,'otloh quit Micl.rc \ "a.
ueui"u. Jun. -.-''olto! INN Nt''ns. t." r''eips
q, .r,> ~lDl .t-. Iol% bales Sa.ts 20 bates; stock
- aur June -, "on dun Miiihns. ! +c. Low Mid.
i- ~ % 600, ni,'i T. ;cii net ttEStt.' ~ h nd,%.
~, CO. BE- BE- y" -',1 '.'l l2.ii": bi'S.
Atw 'g'EA' Jun - -, ""n qLct; MiiLnG II = Low, Low
81 % r'rs 70 @oo Ga B!I ba lG .a 9.i d %
>o.toLK COTTON steadv Mdnng. ll"isc.; net
ci,. 49, 1,l,: ryppts coL,t"ise 81 Ualeoi sdeS 80
rHltAoEirnA June .-'2ttoL Iqic! MddhnG I2c; Low
e. .' ao~~ nalrt sa',s i3 bales TO spinner, @9I
o,t,,>li Jnnr oCo;ron quiet and irieeuIar N"dlmc.
D ''. Tow Nd i'!os O-c: go 81 Oldnaty -c' Let re-
i..i-. Jnr -. ."tt'. 't""iy; ii 49,. ~, Tow
., '.r,. j.; ht,, ,a.t,. 81 ht q, so 80 Dl"-.
.'>'l ' '", ',,."n G"'t Md nt H.. Ai ~
.,,r. sta ~. ..,.i ba.c-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-09
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North R,rer. Vessels and RTil"o1is.
TtraO,y IunO z 1885,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

TUESDAY. June S-P VI
SRe5 59sy al P az P'5 9f soaSn
an mR10M 'GoRN-Du naly NJ canTGd ,,o, ~,
BiiII,DiNG MATEEGAt - Bncrs con lnuo q'iiet ana
S %sf La % rTf rFesaSr d ' qs aaS!e E
az y mowts $l0asll -hoseudalr per Dbl 81 10
P@rlano Saylos Angean ~ o%m@ SO. BuGnG 81
S1oje &c. i"r common ~ % Bn,lmng Lah 81 5O1sl go
gfz No. White Pine sifdSl9 NJ for West In
YseT Tcd r9f 9n Na aa az aD ond
un,I apg,d a So It. for l0d 10 GOD. Der kcc'
HNl.i d. '% are lno ami prices steady
C06pEi.HGE sroCK- Unchanged anil du
GCI nr@A OF grm5Gai s s"jo' ,,.
CniT0N-Spoi quiet steady and unclaimed sales
3 ~ for 4wn,ing: delivered contract 600 bale, Ic
Gs al d L@| week and si ycar since rrtmber S
i2 @ nf1 m, inas Is A &C. Low MlGarld" 7c
ti,od Ordinary do, 0"c Ordinary o. ',G., GlH n,ua
iaS 5GsD" blss Irrgs gad iN4 .: 20 o n
;I IL % II a scoc TO- i Voy,mncr ~
n - necemncr 49,; iinl9ry Il'2 ~ 4npu1r ~ ~
?crnnD.r In: 0c%net l"I3 Eoy@ sc rrcrs M @
irltsjune lsal iG IGiy i@'G a. Ns5u' ydycm
bei. looi December loGi JanuHIy' lO'-@I"'i' Trims
i' GnFf i6nn unchanged Ordinary t. Prime car,
roc i2L Ilr IN inGHg fair ~ IIa &C. slnrk htT, III
All ta' o.; 4lj bags Interior Cosa klca rN Cy"'' sold
DnrG4 Erc.-Io'bini trade iar active prices g'ncr'
FrI';% F HU i' ms rule dali UNCHANGED; only job
FLOUR AND NEAL -FLouH-MarScr SHADE stron l!,,
for Mm,r9nla Extras sup IAN. ana 70 "L' Ai'S M'tt
on ar ne' Ap"rt Gtn luu , ; i' i, l1 Ct
W,a Iita 81 Go%4G =, i6 bis Low ivtrI so- g.;
' &C. > > $s%, 10 i@c S,rs 9'oe, G9 ,,
MYf'' Tor surrrc. s. IL" :, ~. Common
4 55a,6 Common TO COON i:ya Western sa , ~, -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-09

i,r.r r. Jgur l.r.. -r1me N".' E,g'tn Din, an'
r.o. ." o.. ~nor D. strah - ..t. l;'n. ci'.i
.trt . ~'.i tir'" tuli 1T % ''i llHI---Io"g
'..'tr'i e, T.. 49, ."'''r- "a' - - Beef Ia WA,
49,. t.rt rr'. " 10. .taF Il - 'd Ial"w-i.,in 9
4.tr co. ar o.. lrtItn'u". ~rriN ia AZ % ID
h..'-' o' mo-. ',i', 90 i F'' 81, rs At 10 Gd Cheese
r.t i.N'a ria.'. oHI 1T - Wr'oN"" I: y hic.
-'tt " ia 'la;. 200. D.. stca'y o. 9:h! New WIZ.
g.. W,-,rI. -i,il' bio ht. Now - th,ru Wmt" ~t'aiy
20, 40 -. t.fi Ila"i, Wv. duh II lo"i. tutonscrd
iiaii II, ko-ln-t' ttll IL. II
J. :'or -ci, oud ri iutycnnc, Siiiits al London.
tl.I ,,ut. l'1r e-l.::o D. m.-trcesc 7u per cw for
&c. .rt- Ia" t,"cijts q" Mica: inr tine
% Wriv lsIouU ch"lS. iuclurs 80 nAmeri
'i'r:t'.i, ,uI" = = a =. lir'adsiuas firm; Corn.
l'.,'. inU,cli.i f'r Nro a,l,,d Western
It!I' l,Jl't ...lj p. m.-Eei4cd Petroleum. ID per
i,Nlo, June $50 T. m.-ldnSrcI OH. s?G l. per ton.
I' Iu'",rEU. b.rcG' =. peg Eal SPINS OF Petroleum,
~ I,: al
,ii,rI nUd Gu. hIus,h
Amer
100 ID
,.'svrN -Wicox's Lard closed at 3s% marks per
IL ID.
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receipts for the week. 45s5 pkgs last week 90 pkgs
corr week last 42G1 pkRs Exports Ur the
week. Id31S pigs to Crcal ain aud 3l45 pkgs TO me
Continent There demand for Fine Creamery buttr
and siCadier Shippers are hnylng quite iteev
and moves OF at 9a2Uc some order cOnu MOI
he latter price Gre merry Pans hfe nOJ
cling ~ well Tubs they only DO used by the home
trade Dalry Iaiis and ubs rather dul
ana lSr. is n long pncc for the best good lines OF
Chautaunun ChrnnngO aud Delaware County Tubs nave
been sod NJ lie. all invoices are now fu grass Dt
ter and the general quality Is fine There are not na,
lmilOh number ut orders are lardy
sufficient To II az them MP l9a2uc The receipts OF W. stern
ana ONLY mO1crte the maKr Is kept remarkably
well cleared eIae, OF Factory goods are III sharp
-. nm 1 IL In OllNln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-09
I.otetnrs harry
HE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETs.

RuTMoGE. Juno s.-Flour quiet AMI unchanged. Wheat
sel W. o %I dG Aa }a r9 G+ 81 8 3
Wc5rrn Wmlf Rcd, sl"t y 2''2a+l .u%: June 81 20%
September. ~ ll3aSl T.. COrn-SO1uirIn steady Vest.
crn lover S"ulhrin Who, o. &C.. 40 yellow. 6.c West.
Gic ~iramcr, tOHalr oats steady AMI unchanged Iyo
dull ole ia, uuclnnsci rroyi>lons INN; ul nor quota.
liailr. Eggs steidl'r ilal"c. roiro'cum Unchanged
uuicl 81 Has ~ frcgls TO Liverpool pei srnnr ull.
C'anHtd Icr pts, Flour 20 y bbs; toGn. ,G1G bush:
Smrm, uts-Wh,a 81 Az bisll Corn 81 UOi bisn nIcs
Wheat. "s".l2n bush; Corn 500 . bush.
mai; so. IiId Dn uth o1c,r al 81 -; 10 Ii@ri Sill
waukee - ~; NJ. WHIT Michigan. In lots. II IOls
80 MiAct 10 Rrnyr, nj lG8r. 5S0Ju bush. AZ 30
2i@OU husu sro Jnr. At Ito. do. spol at lGSic
York-itallroafs- Wheat O. Coln SIZE: Oats, &C.; T%a
Lumber to AbauJ " 90 10 Ncw.York So - per 900 i,r
ftnyc-, to NrN l0rk, s. ton Grain I'm Store Wheat
,g720o lusl Corn 7paOOo BUSH Ult,, 5000 bush, Bar
CINcNNA!L June h.-Flour easlcri Family, Is 70GS5 ;
~ II l4 rrSap!a 400 bush shipmtnts, 1900 BUSH;
S%rn quiet 10. MlEgi 4Og iO;e oai7 easier No.
nna No Fan 81 Pork weak at ~ 30 Lard strong at
81 90. Batter Qmet Choice Central Ohio, llql2c; Choice
Light ~ lOdfl J5 Packing So 0OGtl 30; Butchers
81 - receipts. LOO head slmnenis LOO hCad
DETRoI1, June SFVur dull and little doing sales
Of 200 bush White at So 90. Wheat easier EKl Michigan
ST III bid August, 81 bid 80. Milling, 81 IL bid Dora
dull light request No. Yellow, Al Lc high MiKeA
6Tm at 81 bid for Prime. Recelpts-Flour, none Wheat
10000 bushj Corn, 800 nnsh oats 7OOO bush Spments-
Flour 1000 bbls Wheat $4,000 bushI Corn bOO bush.
MILWAUKEE, June s-Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat
inal soft. nominal No. Milwaukee. caah and june
nssc; July 0o1sct August g2isc No 90 02cl NO. g.
Oats w. shade higher No. 2 82to Rye Arp With
s Sons o.e but afa Mes Pork DUET a. 80 KS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-09
JOHN II. GEAR,
Governor % Iowa
ROBINSON CONSOLIDATED MINING co.

OFFICE. IL BROADWAY. NEW. YORK. June 5. 1880.
TIE Board Of trustees lave to-day declarcda DIVIDEND
(NO. y q; THREE QUAErERS OF ONE PER CENT I'd
on the TEN MILLION CO.OOaOJO) DOLLARS CAPITAL
Stock OF this Company, amounting 10 SEVENTYFIVE
THOUSAND DOLLARS thirty one half cents
GO share) the earnings Of the COMPANY.
payabi Oh The l0ta ay JUNE 1850 at the office Of the
MINING TEUST COMPANY. No ll6 Broadway, New.
York hc transfer Books Will close the 9Th aDd reopen
the Ilth inst u. F. VERDINAL,
Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-09
WOOL MAKKEr-BY TELEGRAPH

PHnApFllIuA. June S-WOoI.-In improved demand at
the recent decline; OHIO Pennsylvania aud West Nir'
4@q52c;; Coarse 4S045C.: New. YORK Michigan. Indiana
dium, 4sGl9c;: Coarse 4Sg44c.; ashed CombinG
DeaiAe-Fine Washed Delalno. and Xxx, 5Od52 ec;
Medium ashed Comoing Deaint, 5OQ529c., Coarse
IS a5Oc; Canada Washed Conbng 42al5e.; Tub Washed
Choice, 4s05Oc.; Fair 45d47c; Medium Unwashod Comb
and Delalno S5086c Coarse do CO. dO 800 34c Bright
Unwashed Clothing Pine or and Xxx, 2sGJOc: Medium
ing-FIne. ZOd ljci Medium 25a2Sc. Coarse. 24a26c.l
OTegon-Fne 28d3Oc Medium. 30d3 &c., Coarse, 2Sd3Oc;
Ca1ornaFme,2jG 9c Medium 2sd32o Coarse. 25d2sc.;
8Oc Coarse (for carIetsJ, 22d2jc Pucd-ExuR Merino,
AOd46c.; Super, 40 al 3c., lambs super 4Od45c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-09
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

LONDON June S-l230 D. m.-Atantic and Great Western
mortgage trustees certificates . NcwJersey Central
cnnsOls 1857 Erie 85sa cOnsOls Sb2, Illinois
Central 1852 Pennsylvania Central 6lS NewYOrk Cen.
trial. 1917.
LONDON 80 mParis advices quote three pei
50 francs 70 y centlmes for the account:
June "a r. mIlc amount Ol bullion gone into
the Bank OF England on balance TO dav is 2l3,OOO.
LONDON. Jane 100 u. n.-U. r. a hall per
bonds. 1l2i Atlantic and Great Western frat mortgage
tru.ees' certificates Gi do second mortgage 29i rU
cOnsns SJ54. larH aivCes quote three
cent Sj II = confines for the account
PARIS. June S-kXchange LONDON % francs 3Ia cen
fttuaa a. ~,
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WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending June 8, 1880

Receipts the Beans LA pEgs; P nSsS o S9
receipts Of past eek have been more ne[a
ami the market Is quiet and prices about 5tee1y &
in favor the buyer NO chanRe Vi III
portance in Southern Blackeyo Peas. Quotations:
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THE STATE of IOWA.

EXECUTIVE DEPAKTMENr, -.
DIES MUISRs May x 1880. }
NOTICE is hereby gwen that the INTEREST
~ CuCPoNS falling due on the lrs dav OF Iu!y iSS9the
DAY Oi Jann ISL and the first day of July, 1881. Of
coupon bonds issued i e tate .. Iowa. under author
is conferred y ChaprT sixteen 6 Of the Acts OF the Extra
OF ehi General Assembly. approved May -,
SOl shown the War and Defence Bonds Will hereafter DO
payable at THE NATIONAL PAX BANK OF NEH
YORK. III the Cy of New York and holdrs of such botls
required 10 take hereof present coupons
at TIE NATIONAL PARK BANK OF NETWORK when
Olc.
JOHN II. GEAR
Governor % Iowa
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wuISKEY-ouiet nominal 81 1881 10. -. a.. r,,ot
WOoLNo new be presented trade Is az n
be Induced TO take OlY suc lO
necessary Immediate reduiroments P1oes ure puo'0u
about as before.
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fln1nflGl.
COUTHERN MINNESOTA RAILWAY CO.,
NEw.YoRK. May IS. 1880

NEwYoRK. May -. 1880.
NOTICE is hereby given that tho NINE PER CENr
NOTES Of this Company issued for the purchase Of the Let
Mortgage Bonds of Central Railroad Company Of Mime
sofa paid presentation at the once OF the Chicago
Milwaukee aud Paul Railway Company No. 50 William.
st. and that interest said will July prox
BY order Of the Board Of Directors
MyrPa sacro,..-
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CHEESE MARKET.
1--we STOCK MAEKEr5-YY TELE9RAPf

TTrRKINrR NY June There were sales here today Of
7up OF Factory Clee at IL 0l2 &c. aud lOo boxes
of Farm Dairy Cheese at ~ halle.
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THE CLEVELAND COLUMBUS CINCINNATI AND ISDLAsAPo)
LIS RAILWAY COMPANY, GENERAL OFFICE
CLEVELAND, Ohio, MAY |, 1890, \

'NHIS COMPANY, having been requested by
holders large amount, OF It's consolidated bonds to
cancel the sinking fund clause contained therein and per-
mil the said until their maturity tho wear IN
and this company being willing TO comply with request OK
the bOndb0lders:
Notoe hereby veu that any Of the holders the con.
Trust Co In The City NewYcrk when and where an in.
dorsemen will placed any bonds presented can.
hereafter be excluded from redemption prior their
maturity 1914 but for bonds
presented and ndorsed Tins company will continue
post the sinking fund rata with the Trustees and such
bonds remain subject reden ption by the sinking
as IN Gle original Deed Of Trust provided. .
J. n. DEVEREUX, President
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InNnnN WOOL. MARKET

LONDON June Sat Wool sales to-day, 5000 bales
disposed Of The advance which ked the opening Of this
series Of The better classes Of Fleece and
Secured equal the prices OF tho last series All
other sorts Id. 10 I'D. lower.
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Diu!oeno Not.:es

OFFICE OF TIE ONTARIO SILVER MINING COMPANY.
- WALL ST, ALw.l OK. June !. leSO
hlNIDEND No. 56.-Thc regular MON THLY
~ DIVIDE % u, Fifty CENTS PI.R SHARE has been
for nay payable at the Once the transfer agents.
~! o. g. broadway the 10th Inst. transfer
~" - ~ ii. b. PARsOXS. Assistant secretary.