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New-York tribune., 1880-06-16
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
PEI Worth Rtcer, Vessels AMI pdit"17ls.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

sHFsoulc abont steady Pots 4c: peais 6% Tce e
BFESWAX-ElSv and dull; SOu;hc:n ana western Aeo"'
HR6oN CORN Dgll price. wholly nominal G,sh @ az and
Good to Chnte "a Common 10 Fair 520G9c fed anu
sUILbNG MATEKIALsD ow ana tntGGr M s,rons de-
6s s1e an under t SUnsa % o%cT and @ qe " 1HmGcT
: S ' lu Tsnl@r We Gl,Sle M I9icssI g
aSi2 Browns sIOdSl. CemeutRosendalc per Dbl 81 10
PoI,lane S2yos American g r T"!'a Rmanr
Siae 7hc or Common Bu'lmng. Lah r. 50g$i %
sf7 s M ar Snra- ne Pn SidsIF Der NJ West
a SGTms hoaG %TsrS Y9T cSTrdc Na quiet
unri,anG d a /. Tor lOd. TO Goa. per reg. a. oeo p
eG GAHE~!H Admanae l%SSnE * 9% Il oncs % 5c
emsr9 morc s .9tHcF Re H@Sd @"e III pd. nlS
rrlegs are sustained a TO- o&s4 yets M Co., tE
nl!"s nT * 7as4 Scotch sea@ s. - Plo,nca - 75@*i
Virginia DO, So Cumberland brc'd"p ard ce'rhed - -
and Saa du mSrad Mann e c'TaSS GaSS
l5g Manila C"rGaS sro id eng o " rop g var IS e en-
an oa no't Go"G ar y3r9' n1 nn nni ir ne aG nrr ed
MIniia Laih Yarn s; rope; Si]cs aGoy: l3i&'; &
, ami islc sisa Roc ira ami tad - iq ami p. in
@ sI:G Cor ccraas@ laIr'r iac ql,a nais @ l aa 6c p
Hemp Tartd Cordagr 32c iar ed AmyrlrAn lHn % arm arm
White Rope ISc.: Houseliuc Mlrl.uc etc" Lie spun
Yarn. l3c; Navy oakum, size; L. Navy o@RHn' Io''
CG0PEfXGE STOCK Quiet hn' prices scady Moi's'es
% STUTS SoGs d. ~ inches 81 20 Do 81 r ~ 81
3 -
SHOCKS -; jUG$7. Empty IIo.SeaGs. -. uOIIS ~ f
Odlnary Prime f3pG3l; HOOPS. orindiY TO FIhc 30
CHiCCoRY-Englsh Ganua,cl 1d7hc; German do,
5rrGrc . ,,.
cocoa Dull nominal Guayaqul. l;0l C.; Caracas 2'9
22r. NaiacaIbO. 4G03lC.
COFFEE-Ihc following shows the statistical position ~
razl: ,tck Of RIO In hIst hands: 's'ycS'"n 80" az
i65Ji bags savannah 30 bags Iiiii IT,
AZ q. bags NPw.Yoyl. 1919 nags total -, - H-N;
at New.York, 9j}~i bags total i5l"l bag gran:
go afua and Oadrc i0l Nu'H states Y"
May J. 81 ISbaGs: rurcla.ed fur Uniit! safes toJu"
q 900 Santos u lass; total NIsibc hir -lir' eu1i}
i-G0l0 bags delivered from warehouse ilhS ~" w.
Baltimore. 93o7 ba%~ and A. >cw-NTk 2'l-. Ia
no firm ordinary iTsacS, -" l'4c.: laii GO
lI4Ql4Lc Guul d. IA ijc PRIME, l'H 3"c; fi !"
GunI santos. IL tG ljc; loo bags tN ~iiI'' s"iI ~
altimnr,. j. .5c Mid GIadc~ n tar gem ami tl"-h
scmc SrS early IN the dA AT decline Tie clos
il abnI sttaiV; leo bac~ NiIac alto, ~uHGiY
vessels sold private terms Marttaih" !!,sr la
0 ic.: ~IValIliL ~ rtC - - mlEl 2H l
Costa iCa. l3di1 hC; Poi Rico. I've: 'malCl ~"
l4c Java HL0.3c.: ShFrI"ir lt@ N'E"d' 10" '"''
NrN.cau. l3L NJ J. L.. Aht.'~tuia. ]. !fr: ..
COITON-Suut Cotton trll uuChmg, d. snirs. @Ci bac~
d. ci ON contract 40 b'~: l"c i"T
The porls tnday. 2j6 la,S aransl *''i hai"S M ,
aSi week and sine September l,NO"'
bales against l,40i o93 bales same period h stiNol
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were higher Delawar Lackawanna and Western mp
70 771s. Delaware and Hudson to 71l2, and New
Jersey Central up to CPS. Later they declined to
743, for Delaware Lackawanna and Western, to
e9l4 for Delaware and Hudson. and to cole for
New-Jersey Central, closing with recovery of
from /, TO 81 per cent Considering the dulncss OF
the market the fact that so sharp decline for the
coal stocks had so little effect upon the prices of
other stocks is a good indication of the strength of
Tho general market At the close the market was
dull but irregular.
The transactions in Government bonds at the
Board amounted only to $31 ,O00 but prices are
steadv at the annexed quotations:
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16

State bonds were neglected ana WlthOut dealings.
Louisiana consos are quoted at 46G464.
The sales of city bank stocks included Fourth
National (31) at H. Merchants (33l at 130. and
Commerce (2j) at 40.
The dealings in railroad bonds included fifty-one
different varieties but generally they were only in
insignificant amounts and without features. The
issues of c., c. and l. G. strong and higher
q report that settlement had been made between
tle Pennsy lvania Company and the holders of Co.
C. and l. c. first mortgage bonds on the basis Of an
exchange of the present bonds for per cent bonds
dollar for dollar-guaranteed by the PcnnSylva-
mia Company. But the report lacks confirmation.
and members of the bOndhOders' committee deny
all knowledge of even any pending proposition tor
n settlement. The first asSented bonds sold at 500
SS7s against S412 yesterday, and the incomes rose
from 371o to IL 1oGD11. Erie second consols were
steady and dull between Si7s and Sjl4, and closed
at So, final decline of Is per cent. the funded IS
selling at 9ll079ls against ISL, the last previous
sale. Missouri, Kansas and Texas first cOnsOs were
81 higher at 1047s, but the seconds declined from
CO.'S to CO. New-York Elevated fiTsts were strong
at 114Q 1875, and Metropolitan frsts at 102. Kan
sas Pacific cOnsols were Il higher at 93l2, Union
Pacific trss s. higher at 114Ss. and Central Pa
cities il higher at 114l4.
The ub-Treasury to-day gained S3Si,156 on bal
ance, made up by gain of 1852, ia currency aud
S221 :}62 coin. This make the net gam since f. i
day $G54,3 Money to-day was in excessive sup
ply, and call loans were made at 3d2l2 per cent on
pledge of ordinary Stock Exchange collateral and
at Q per cent on Government bonds. The domestic
exchanges on New-YOrk last quoted.
The United States Treasurer at Washington
to-day received SG00,O00 III National bank
notes for redemption. The customs receipts
were SOL, 1000, and the internal revenuG, re-
ceipts 100000. The following Is the Clear
lug House statement to-day: Exchanges.
Sl01 ,97S.777; balances, $l.42I .O23 The tranNac-
lions at the Sub-lTeaSTy covered: hetlp :,
S964 .926: payments. $3.50. 100; currency balance.
SS7IG,220: com balance $SS, a 1, ,GI2.
Foreign exchanges continue weak under free Of
fering of commercial bills. Rates, however, are un-
changcG; the quotations being as follows:
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16

ers loose eEe6sc Butter 6rTsr with better demand
Cheese duh and 10 Ser NewYOrk Factory 12c; Western
Fu Cream l9SOc Seeds nominal tseH S 1a dn Slah an
sc Whisky STEADY; Western 81 TO- AZ AZ p ma
ST 1915 bid 81 1875 asked July 81 09t BID 81 l9 asked
August 81 90 bid 81 1O asked September Corn dull and
ToLRpS. June 15.-wheat weak No. 8 white Wabash
81 II; No / White NJ chgan, 81 10; No 2 Red Wabash
is5 June q July 81 oGs AusSst sSs @Ss SSSIsS
Illinois. 81 il. Corn quiet High Mixed 405c So 2 spot
and JuV 4Osc No. 2 White. 4351c.; Damaged 35c oats
quiet and unchanged. At the close-Wheat weak: No.
Rcd Juue ST. l22 July ST. No. g. 81 %, Receipts,Wssa
25U00 bush: Corn, 1I9OO0 Dush oats. 1000 BUSH snip
ments-W heat, IL 900 bush Corn 420O0 buSh oats none
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WOOL MARKET.
No.. .,,,,,,, U-,v.

pUUAprriIuA June 15.-N oOL-In improved demand |;
pricCs rnrI. ONO, Pennsylvania and West Nrginia-NN
and above. Iq5oc. X 47d49c.; MeGum,49d52c Coarse.
a$e i2s Nr%YOr Mepsan lDda1a i.c a@a "SI. Ms
Gmm Isq iqc: Coar,e. i3aiic.: Washed Comb ng
and Dela.c- Washed Dcl3ne. and \ y. 5ca - Ic;
Mclum Washr COMBINE ana D." am OG 32tsc'; CoalS
10 do. 40 iaiJc; canada washed Conhing, 120 lJc.;
Tub Wa ,lcc 4S0jOc.: Fair ijdi7c.: Cnwa>L"t
CoInbing and nelmur-Mcium Cnwastd tonblrg ana re.
lai'ir. SJQ Cnar,t, do. do. do, a3d.lc. Hlght
rnwasheh Collng Fine or and Xxx, 2aaa ~ Medium.
.i31:5Ir: Course soc: Dark. aithy Unwd-hel Cloth
ing Fmr c.; Medium. 2I62Sc. Coarse. ~ 2Cc;
Oregon En,. 47dicc.: Medium. 3o03c C"drs, 2sdOc;
uc.: MEDIUM 2NH|9c Coarse. 210
Nrw.l l'rHicp aud Colofado-Flnr. 2o6@1c; Medium :j~
:r,: COn'sr aur, vn0l 220ZJc.: IulrG J. Na MeilnO,
100 ijc; SultT iUQ iiC.; lambs super, +UGsSc.
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r,,popyAy FINANCIAL MARKET.

IxpoN June l5-l23n m.-AIiantic and Great western
rSl mort gage trustees certificates Gj do scd mort
gage 30 New Jersey COnsO5, l0@ =: re Us; dO
second consOs 874; Illinois Central 1861 Pcihy'Vahii
Central. j2le oo. a., .o..o, ,A
0Sbe Paris anvices quot" three per cent
ar ceutinies for the accO1nt
IONpOV June l5-4 D. n-Atlantc 1ud GI"a western hst
mortgage trustees ceithcac,. GG: Enc 3>s 10 second
c0sOs Il Penns lyana Central. j2 Ihe amount o. Dul,
lion gone into the Bank 0 inglahd oh Dai'o M 10 ra 10
thee per Cep rebtsa ~ ance
% Is lime lbUExclaigc On London % francs 32a cen
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For lhe wrck cnnlng Inno D. $3.50.
! The week cnGing June !
HFkNs ANb ftAs

Receipts iOr the Icsis 1UG Ukgs ira-. IT, : 20
bush fVIUrts- I'rans 3}3 pkss. Peas 2.3~" hu-h Ne
dlum iri, quIr but steady Hilta -
hui choice lots Ir e"rfnly held AT II 312 The
MarOWS excess ul the diuand. and Itr
lower 10 - here B, duiir l"al stock Of Red Kunry
offering. ana tlr ircl iilnr
CIuCc hoard
other CIsdc ratipn- winch fa.lnnalr WAnte
Kidney f. and N al 81 80. G.. PEA aiu
IN VcN limited sult. ami sIs could lI"pay br male
a-ierH liHd ut ~ d. Ir STOCK Of /, ack Beans srld
uaIv hIig reduced al about ~ *ndl2 -. Pea,
hight rcqu' ~ and lower; Prm" lots b- bought M - 49,
SUutlCrh lla Eve dil ind nominal Canada
bond .Iic sold az &C.. OuOiauns:
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~ ~
receipts for Tho week, lo.G0! NJ

TscCips IN Tie wcck, lOGU. Lkgs las WI l. ~ Ukqs
spending wrck last year. T.. - lkEs. LXpO, l
WrtA. -, pkg 30 ,TcI Is uI J.Si. ld's ihr
Continent Siucc our last n1"t 'AImtrr- hRv hcIt The
uuusuHly WcI r.tari ON, iil ia huuir
llir feeling uIIrta ii
situation q
There l. Frequently q
GesiIaDic grrs Ut IHittr du1ng Tie month ~ Ju uyns
the that darymcu pack thtr IiI most of
ms month but ia pio'S sh'ni D." materially lmpr ~" Is u
almost uult OF. Fine q
and exporters cuui l nrcrs Lois were rlu,rd
u y &C.. and even :2c Is rd 10 nvo b'c reached
u "A small The jObbNg tTLlc Nl be lied
PC. Ccvcr rrfrr rl1pI out stdgh la.
shippers ~aGc under Dairy and
also vol sold mp al hnr nsnc can be- tod t.
mort r. Of lVC.. selcCiluns To The l0,a Jrng
2uc. firkns are hft llcniN but trTo are
NOT many wanted IlrrSt r-sh Western Dairy
has been -od tlr Ihuyr ..r bI iIVpr Doe placed
AZ Factory Gu"d have 'ul'd active an! strong
nut today CXpur ~ hesitate HtLn ud feci
inclined to Tlct buhrn n l price, Sll AL huo
lois arc fairy sAiablc ut J. ljc. Quotation;
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16
PRINTING CLOrH MARKET.

FALL EIvrR Mass. June lj-Wiih small sales OF 81
cloth. cash, and without any demand, tie
rLc cS very quit at hc above quotation ahd &C Tor
ID by jb
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16
cUrESE MARKET.
LIVE srnCK MARKrrs-RY TELEG RAPH.

uEREIMER, n. Y June 15.-CHEEsE-There was dror IN
prices The shipments hence were 1850 boxes Oh
FACTORY at II Il e and $50 boxes OF Dairy at lO0lItc
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HtNLOVh.
CkOP.

METALs-Tbe demands for American ana Sooten lg
ve s stocks heavy and Increasing prices
hnS out supported We QuOte Aerican Pg 80 tZ5 iC
SDi for No q SI0dS21 for Forge: scotch
FIX szi s22 so Elgnton $2Od 81 SotpsSs sTI & G %
S80 f steel SiS for Ion 2A for Ola lon scrap
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16
trt.t1s An ryPRlrs-FRrsu.


PppPs This and qnotators
apples %nrok arriving fttely
hc quality an llciug an picrS snow 10 Improvement
supply 81 STRAW brrri'S 10 dIY, many
n'. arr wing late hut hc frGard small ana Prices Wrro
-IiiSfacrN few sWrEO n rl"o sold ~ l2t;
TrrSry about through and mt many coming nom mp
riVci. GoO-rtrrr, mnTr pruy AMI lower There were
ClhIr ff0m jersey. Long Island and
priycr t0'r. Wrrr ttr prrvipg prices tong some ie
Die rnd ai hH lee ~ ca cap iasper
T., q lee \ itd T.!-phcir O. from Jrrsey
hinnr!j luc. per pint The wid barhhrrurs offering
Is and hIrl to sc AT Ia tcW Jersey cur
rants market - At Sc. n FOR small anl oD
luc f cherry. carefully packed Peaches from '"
giI binga Tan price. but most OF tho receipts ar badly
.tttl l,n fftu~
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SHELDON g. WADSWORTf
Dlpiocro Notiers.

OFFICE OF HE BAEBIE AND WALKER SILVER }
MtNNGt UGrANY Or liver hEEF. TAB,
DGEXFL BUHDEG ROOM %. HEw YORK. June IL, 1soa J.
At Il meeting Of the Board Oi trustees OF
~ tn above Iam,d company hi this Jay, "a dN1d nd OF
ONE Ei CENT on the talial sock of the eompny."r
TEN c.. T. shaIr amouLtn- rt.OO was drcareti
py.blr Filay 20. le@l tie Mining IIu>t Col
Iaiy hooks close IA" 3tin. The Board ny rsot
ian Publish thai there are 10 sSary 0c
rmplatei Ilns mn To aJSorD lis pro-
net i1i tie lEr debt, aud a;ter payment OF
the company vii! carrS over srpus OF
: = 90 MILTON >. LATHAM,
DELACEY LOUrES Iresllent
SectearY.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16
1iHantiaI.
BARNUM'S MUSEUM co.
CAPITAL STOCK, $3.0O0,OO0.
SHARES, s1e0 EACH.

This company has been organized for the purpose Of eree
ing permanent Exhibition Bmldng and Palace Of Anusss
present ts Of Madison squsre Garden. which
entire property bounded by Madison and 4haves and 2oth
and 27hss the City OF NewYork, has purchased
by this company which Mr p. T. BARNUM Is the Pres
ident and General Manager.
Subscriptions invited at par by the undermentfoned
company for the unsold portion viz, s760000 OF tho
capital the Museum Company until July Id prorimo
noon will be received in hundreds In amount
At that the public subscription will be closed Tho
price will The right is reserved 10 advance
the price after that date without notice.
II the subscriptions received 70 that date shall exceed
OOO the for Will be allotted 20 tho
subscribers pro rata.
No subscrpt be binding or become payable until
the entire amount is subscribed.
Prospectus and urtheri Information will be furnished on ap
pIcation to
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sow ~ quoi. trn,
p ~. ~ rounl J 900 ] Z

r. lT,.l i2:oo4.75 - - Int. roo -
b, &C.,. ~ .f,. - 2upt "a, llo etc.,. f"lnd 25D $50
ln. 60 .i.,.,.. 20 N~i.ift. .i'I-'y
l,. I,,I.,a. u 5IH -
l., t..+tt i.A. ID Glt Ir.. t'. ttT Bay IUd - 80
,' IT," %or!, s.i. S"l 3 80 fci" ,r'lc '. ... L $50
-,,.r.,., 2..r %o, XIV W 7jl / 90
I'.,a. co." '' 49,, T,a ''' foi, lil.. . ood %
bu-a 90 I 5n4 J - lp. j't. and L.
g.. til... e. ] ''G 80 pei 10 1O'" S'O
t,... l.. g. btt. MdfttWoiuU-
B.,H-. suIIpik. / ~ . l"r th'-.-.'p"h . ,, , wv
nat = i,.... "5H 30 ID. Gt,IEa. 40 % II G'OO
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16
wDl ~.loab,..... e. d - IIe'oas rr'n". D.,
~. AiiF-

.,.ft. ~ Ilti:n,- - u..-. F,tHl,, l.Nr l"'u IN
i''r1 -4.pv. ar' 'T.r.'t. .~, dl .: ""'' ~!
ia,.c. g.. pl.or, o.i, ol il. ,,'Hlur.. add
30 v.- ., .i,>.i..- ri".. D.. s- n,'- .c ''.t.d
ti,.n.. aiItl- N'..tH r.t'- lt'ti"I f'li@ IN
t.I.- Ai.: -a,.4i44h ."tril Boz .-rI ptrf N-'ia
i,.-,..f, % I',.t~ Nrf. -.. iJ %. al pi"I
t. .'..e. uiaf O. '.iu.n 90 N"i" i''t -i't "i'
.aI ,tA Nfi,Iul duh. - ''tr 90 ,dr ~.
Nat,tuit uH. ~ H'it supply ~t!ihg
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16

1-c tl .v ,-,lgr icc. .t, flr rS n u" varons
t. ut- q ,t::i it.ul 20 ow- i." lan"Hy. -
- f''. &Crn tIrs tf Nh lI1irm l.aif"ad - -
Haven lsI'tnIi lId~p. i';,f Railroad.
i"oup Midland lnoad. IT, cans 81 MIX ana 81 cans of
rrtu. 90 airnii. IS Inui'' J., .Oi cans OF Mik
l Ilur- tN, nI't !.l1i ta"r to-" H. cAs u MIX
- iouiIt,, ,a,h. Ihr IIcr 80 "ih Va" Hur's MA, hrrA
uu it, o. - i-. !t-l-
ni.r sc. ADVANCED t" - 10" loH"" ig
tv. atf,r .iita t.cf C'lr.' Uniil the .3tll
Wlnui t,rt -, o. li hin r ~ Il day To j.
ir,"-,r- ~ very "" prc'- Whrh lhv" been cur
tie entirely the
t,.t to,iit lt'p-. J. lrld ITO ~t0cA toe o. 1u
fir.,,. ua sta. mn h,i, fu ihr 'tIi. MLT i"t~
hat .u. u; cod uI II'l-ht wee tAluwn out IN ur
~.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16

THE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY CON-
PANY-A dyI u IL per cent un the capital stock
of The Union Pacific Railway Company will be pala AID
alter July 1880. II record June Ia 1880
OIL be pai at The Union Trnst Com
pspy rs Broaway New York aud Boston stockholders at
the company's once. No. "a Equtsble Building Boston
stock books wi be closed june r. a re rcopsE aiay
HENRY McFA ARLAND treasures.
boston. June Is, 1880.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16

The following shows t.Ie EXPORT, tcNcluSlvc oi
sppc,e from the port of New-lOrk for tn" week
ending June 10 and since the beginning 0f The
wear, as cOnpaIed with the corresponding periods
of previous years: - o-o 700,
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16

l. '- 80 1--we l,,iiy uI' ft h'cn very heavy hrt
tir drau. and f1. It.; itr hir'' N"~i "i me
N,- f,N'. vic o4' li' .HHi - ~ ".h"itd ~ ~ uiAt
e., % fifi-''t Al" NJ rs til
', .,r I.,, S,- %. IN i.t", 'l lmt ,i''uy.
i.u. 800. - Ind G'tld"NB lower " ! =
nl..,.t Iit'' .o~d h'., I"'fr t"t- HrA1 aAa
,.."., -.'lor lHio i.lt g. &c.. h' 80 I"i.lF -
i.ti'.. l' 'lit
-,. i.iut o. ubl, Ices F"ittN tfrivi "A M"i
,ftl l.,l- 1T lratlt sruI t,"ui " "tt "rr" ld
a.. t,,,I lots. -, ter ~I.l th.'t'h~ az" g ing
g. l-, s"l.- \,Ty linrr H- Llsh Ndt f.t"n a. e
,lfi a. fI. , 10 az 80
i.,' no.. .. 81 a',,, ~ 80 -.rlr &c. h"i-r ruI" hivr
90 .,.a o., "iG,i 5u i'N l.tr -. t.do1-
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16
DACIFIC RAILWAY IMPROVEMEN co.
Il CIRCULAR No. 3.

NFW.N ORK, JnnC II ISSO.
n ,i iustamrnt o. 10 per upon Subscr Ons Tor
mo- yf,snn OF the and Parihc Railway VIII c dne
Il p.yIbt on Jumr 80. at The oil e OF MOERlSHoFt EN-
o. No ~ Exchange place, New York. Checks shoul' Oe
Ia ort.,r of f.. q Il ~ IK. Assistant ITra'uTrr.
1yts will be- ndor-rd upon III" crrl"cltc ana ~ lSt
Mortgage Bonds nppcItlnng to the hrS lnstament OI upper
cent " III be ready Or del very On thai dlir r:,,,, r
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16

GAS STOCKS \ Cay L. l.. Stock' and B'nds
u h,,rl n so.d. RI iiEWlTr.jl hNrhlns'-piar'
(1WYNNE x. DAY, - Wall-St., Ncw-lo
"a r,t,hI-hrl lNIil. tr'; sacl general aikiug anu
Itoh,,as, I;u>n,ss ai" Nay shares. Bonds. &c, %c
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16
I S,rownerr,ea Icr.
Arnles. NOrlOlk
Eeccilts or thc week. ~ naIr4 last wcoF 20 bales

Ecccrt. the week. ~- bales last wccf go haes cor
i1S.niF lr -,,i uafH. ENporN "i TIE week.
hli,- .lur t it-' yraI Ia i' l. = lglt sup
l- of iiopt u t, nGSt AID i' Bi"l n"'' "fui dbihG
Sirrueth' let tir YlcWsOi hOGr
u,ic n1i,riy. tn,r fIn'i HuI~ are n"" he'd AZ -
..., 20 i-Ar. l'r ~'tn ihtS Eno llc"ciS
ifr &C. h' .u small way .rt "Hi' "i thr I"i' Mho
-f.-r ave H' puiC1~'uca nulu''rf ni iSTdWr
T.. aIala 10" report of
.up linp-n acnht on the London mar
To- iN" mar thrr prIiaitr ~ some
Iii-o .hr ~ia,. but E'h,fdY hc u"p - looking we'll
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financial.
STOCKS.

I <. York and Eroo&lyu = cks. and also all kinds
of UIouAltu nv meat srrhlltl, tlrI e bl
" " GEORGE II. pKLNTl~%y ,
New-York tribune., 1880-06-16

Receipts Of Dcd Fruit for tho weeE pKgs. with s49
Digs OF Peanuts Exports of Dried Apples 254
Ibis. Dried Apples dull and offered at
r, uce prices lois Of fair goods DO bought AZ buy
cr, figures. There IL still small local and shipping
trade IN Evap ratcd Apples at abont steady prices eT
I'd reaches held AZ nc Sunried Peeled
Peaches very limited request and lac. would probably
anything this market Uupepcd not wanted and
nominal. small Fruits not pientT hut have
very eht demand and rni" quiet Tine recent alvancc In Pea
has checked the demand and business IL gh But tCW
IllcknN Nnls hnre. and few MAntel. QnOlallOng
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-06-28
A ResuIt Of Rournon Crtm :.

WASHINGTON, June 27.-Attsr the
murder of II. N. Dixon, in Yazoo City,
by Barksdale, Frank P. Dixon, a
brother of the murdered nan, was
driven out Of the State by the Demo-
Gratis, who promised to kill him if he
remained there. He came to this city
and has lived here since that time. The
widow of his brother, With her six
young children remained at her old
home. Frank P. Dixon received tele-
grams to-day saying that Mrs. Dixon
was at the point Of death, and asking
him to return and see her before she
died. At first they were withheld from
him by bis friends, who feared that his
return would cause his life to bs taken
by those who had promised before to
kill him; but when he secured them he
decided to 60 home if i! should appear
there was any probability that he,
could reach Yazoo City before the de-
mise Of Mrs. Dixon. He IL new await
ing information on this point. He
knows the great danger which will at
tend visit to his home, but will risk
1t in order to see his murdered brothers.
widow before she dies.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-06-28
Police COUFS,

On Saturday evening Mayor Almond
fined Michael Blanoer ten dollars and
costs for cleaning cesspools contrary to
the City Ordinance.
John Bayard, who assaulted HE wife
Maggie, was compelled to pay the ccsts
Of the case.
Jesse Jones, charged with being
drunk and disorderly, was fined one
dollar and costs yesterday morning.
There were also two cases of drunk
enDess.
VIM. Mitchell was, this morning,
fined one dollsr and costs for being
drunk and disorderly.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-06-28
THE nHFLEnEN.
The Two Teams TesaiUg Their Cal.
tbre at ths Dolly mount RanEe.

cIoSrABr, June 2sx--3oth the Amer,
kican and Irish rifis teams are at prac.
tics at Dollymount, and have just con-
cludsd their rounds at the s00-yardf
range. The following are the scores o.
the individual members of the teams
American Tesm--Clarks, II; Scott
SO Fish, 72 ;Rathbone, Y; Farrow,
IA Brown, 81. Average, 10 Sc.
Irish tsam-Fenton, IA; Joynt, IL
Young, 73; William Rigby, IL; Milner,
72; Dyas, II; Murphy, 73; Coghlan, ,73;
John Rigby, 68. Average, II 7.9.
Brown, OF the American team, missed
the eighth shot. The weather Is cloudy
and wind variable. Major Lsech il
expected to decide on the selection o.
his team after to days work.
The firing at the 9o0.yards range
concluded with the following individ.
ual scores: American team-Clark
u; Scott, 50; Fisher, 66; Rathbons, IL
Farrow, 70; Brown, IA; average, 70 So
Irish team-Fsnton, Y; Joynt, 10
Young, 70; Dyas, 81; Coghlan, g.
John Rigby, 10; VIM. Rigby, 63; Mil
ner, "a; average, 81 SO.
The following are the individual
scores of the teams at the 1000 yard;
range: American team Clarke, 73; Scott
72; Fisher, 6s; RathSone, 60; Farrow,
II; Brown, "a; average, TOY. Irish tesn
-Fenton, 60; Joynt, &C; Young, 63
Dyas, s5 ; Murphy, 56; Coghlan, IS;
John Rigby, 6s; VIM. Rigby, eS; M'
Milner, SO; average, 55 80.
The following are the individual to.
'alp at the three ranges: American
Team-Clark, 2l6; Scott, 2l0; Fisher,
aO4; Rathbone. 2l9; Farrow, 2lSi
Brown, 2lS. Irish Team-Fenton, 215i
Joynt, 80; Young, 2o6; Dyas, 2Oli
Murphy, 1919; Coghlan, 2o5; J. Rigby,
2OT. W, Ripby, 202: M. Miner, 205.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-06-28
Minor Nenan0nB.

DR.. R. J. Hanley, horse and cattle
doctor, who is only three weeks over
from London, advertiass that he can
eure cows of the old disease called
Puerperiel, or milk fever, as we'll as
every disease the horse or COW is heil
to. See adv. in another column.
The Sunday Mirror will be seven
columns to the page in size. 1t will be
live in locals, and in addition to much
miscellaneous and literary matter, will
publish all tho Associated Press news
Of Saturday night.
Again the garbage man. This time
he has not been seen on Monroe street,
between Seventh and Eighth for ovei
two weeks.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-06-28
Beath Record.

Z. B. Frazer, Registrar, reports forty.
seven deaths for the week ending June
Goth, being an increase Of thirty-seven
over the corresponding week of last
year. Ofthis number there were born
in the United States, A Ireland, 2 ;
Germany, l; white, 35; black, II ;
male, 25; female, %; died an the aims
house, l Coroner's cases, 2; brought
here for interment, ! sent away, 7.
Died from Bright's disease, 2; bilious
disrrhoea, l cholera infantum, IA ;
consumption, 6 y; oonvulsioDs, l hem
orrhage, 2 inflammation of brain, l in
anition, mingitis, 2 /; marasmus, ;
measles, |; metritis, l suicide, l
old age, paralysis, ! pneumonia,
2 f; scarlet fever, 2 tumor of liver, ;
typhoid fever, l.
First Ward, 7; Second Ward, 3;
Third Ward, 3; Fourth Ward, 2; Fifth
Ward, s; Sixth Ward, 9; Seventh
Ward, S; Eighth Ward, 4; Ninth Ward
! Tenth Ward, 5.
Under one year of age, q from l to
5, a +; from to ten, 3 from 10 to 20.l;
from 20 to 80, 9; from 30 to 40, !;
from 40 to so, 2; from 80 to go, +;
from 50 to 70, 4 from 70 to 80, 6.