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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-03
City Board Of Education.

A regular meeting Of the
Board Of Education was held In the
rooms of the Com mercial Bank
last evening.
Present-Messrs. Widney, Work
man, Ricknell, Lindley and Lacy.
Minutes Of preceding meeting
read and approved.
The following bills were approv-
cd and the Secretary instructed to
draw warrants:
G. w. Clark, supplies, 50c.; H.
Erdman, supplies. $53,62; II. Erd.
man, supplies. $500; Vignolo &
Son, supplies. SO; B. Raphael. sup
plies, $l.9s; Dillon & Ksnealy,sup-
plies, $s.45; M. Teed, moving and
setting seats, S24, Mirror, printing,
SIS; Espress, printing, $S.65; Ex.
press. advertising, $1.50; HERALD.
advertising, $4.5O; Commercial, ad-
vsrtlsing, 50; Harper, Moore & Co.,
supplies, S11.a0; Terra Metal Pipe
Co., $3S; Perry, Woodworth Il Co..
lumber, SO. 20; l.. levin & Co., sup.
plies, 1925. .92; 8. Hellman, supplies,
s7c.; s. Hellman, supplies, $1l.Ss;
8. N. Perry, repairs. $16,O5; Thos.
Manning, repairs, $6l. 80; Rapp &
PhillipsOn, repairs, $3.50; Perry,
Wood w orth & Co., lumber, $59. "a;
]. H. Dixon, hauling, $5.y5; 8. Mo-
ran & Co., painting, $55; J. NJ. Stu
art, eultivating trees, $40; @. Du-
cOmmupn,2 CLOCKS, SIS.
Applications for positions from
Miss LOttis Mobsck and Belle ].
Turner, were read aud placed on
file.
Communication from Miss Emma
Whittier read and ordered placed
on file.
On motion, the President and
Secretary of this Board were au-
thorlzed and directed In the name
and on behalf Of the City Board Of
Education, to execute the contracts
with the varlous publishing firms
whose bids have heretofore been
accepted for the supply OF text
books.
The Com mlttss on Supplies was
director to post notices on the
| schoUl grounds foIbidding any per.
sons trospassiug on said property,
IN authotjslpG eaid oonnIttee q
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-03
Property Transfers.
REPORTED BY JOHN r. BRIERLY-
OCTOBER 2, 1880.
CONvEYANCES.

L OOIN Il ANO1os
Nancy Lucas to John d Young. L
Lichtenberger and Anderson Rose-Oct
7, 1872 tracts at South Santa Monica, Q
acres, reserving site Of windmill and
we'll; 80.
lvar A Weld to John D Young, L Lich-
tenberger and Anderson ROse-Sept 80,
l879-Undivided " OF tract at South San
| from Sand st to Pacific st, and extend
$500.
John d Young, Anderson Rose and L
Lichtenberger to South Santa Monica
Wharf and Shipping Co-Oct. 4, 1879-The
tracts conveyed TO John ID Young et.al in
two deeds above; 81.
Lauriano Talamant to Albert Eldred
-4S.S7 acres Rancho La BallO; $268 78.
A b Chapman to Taylor ct al, Z rus
tees of First Presbyterian Church of Or
ange-Lots IL and IL. blk A, town of Or
ange; IL.
NE 49kxl00ft of lot 0, block A, Fort Hill
tract, on Il side of Temple st, between
Fort and Buena Vista. city; $500.
Julia Schneider,widow oil Fritz Schnei-
acI es tide land in Secs ID and "A, T 8 II
- ,,.a W, adjoining Rancho Los Alamitos,
dent of said Co; quit claim; 81.
] Moiso to s Hunt-Lot 9. blk 20. Ord's
survey. M corner Seventh and Charity
SITS, city; $1,000.
8 G Hubbell to A A Polhamus-The 20
acres Off y part OF lot IL, Oden tract, Rho
San Pedro. conveyed TO grantee Dec 20,
1879, by Geo w Oden; quit claim; S35.
Rafasla Verdugo de Sepulveda, Magda-
lena Sepulvepa de Vassalo and Francis
ca 3 de CarrIllo to Pic Sepulveda-lO
acres OF Hansen tract, Rancho San Ra-
fael, excepting what has been conveyed
to 8 p II X Co; 81.
Lake Vineyard Land and Water Assn
to Mary Ann Holdridge, as her separate
property--LOt7 Il Is, Alhambra Addi-
ton tract, with water rights, five acres;
1875.
Copy OF order of Superior Court con-
firming sale-Estate of Chas N Mclean
to Jas Cuzner-Lot 40xl65 # w side Hill
st, 2iO It NV OF Fifth st. city: $50.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-03

Mr.. J. r. Kennedy, teacher. Of
dancing. Private lessons at any
time. Gall 1T the bookstore, II Main
street.
Angeleiios st San Francisco ho.
tsls October 1st: A. J. Phillips and
wife, Lick House; E. McGettigan,
Russ House.
Judge Brunson will speak at the
ehildren's temperance meeting at
the Round House, Main street. at 4
O'Clock this evening.
Rev. w. A. Knighten will preach
for the Baptist people at Good Tenn
plars, Hall this morning. Praise
service at 1880 In the evening.
Gentlemen who wish to join Mr..
Kennsdy's dancing class will
ulease call ut Leck's Hall on Mon.
day evening next, October 4th.
6pIritualists' meeting every Sun
day at 2 p. N. at Good Templar
Hall. Lecture to-day by Rev.
Mr.. Niles. Seats free. All are In
yited.
Mr.. Fellows, u brother Of the late
Assistant superintendent Fellows,
10 paying Los Angeles q visit In
which he aims to combine business
with pleasure. He will probably
Uuar f..p tho Ku1r
By notice under New To-Day o
nesting Of the stockholders OF the
Real Estats and Building Associa-
tiop IL called to meet at the office
OF 8, II. Buchanan, room 81 Baker
Block, next Friday evening At Z
O'Clock.
The ceremony Of Installing Rev.
MN. Bovard, the first President
OF the University Of Southern Cal.
ffornia, will take place next Tues
dsy evening at the College bgildr
Ing. All are invited.
Remember that the annual Fair
for the benefit Of the orphans at
the sistsrs' Asylum opens at Turn.
Verein Hall on Tuesday evening.
All donations, whether of provi-
: sions or articles for sale, should be
sent to the Sisters Tomorrow
Monday.
The professional card Of M. L.
Wicks. Esq, attorney at law, will
be found under New To Day. Mr..
Wicks 10 SO we'll known in this
eommunity, and his standing as .
lawyer 90 we'll established, that
words OF commsndatlOn from US
are unnecessary. His Oaaoes are
in rooms SO and 81, Temple blopk.
The City Of Paris store was
thronged all day yesterday by q
crowd who were attracted a. much
BY desire to see their magnificent
nev store ~ to examine their ele.
CANT psw goods. The feminine
Visitors, however, could not long
withstand the tempting array Of
elegant goods aud the result was
that the large corps ct clerks were
kept busy 80 natlors waiting upon
them.
The weekly Sunday afternoon
temperance meeting, held In the
grove Of the Round House, will be
addresaed by Judge Brunsou at 4
O'Clock. Solo by Mrs. Caswslll
recitation, "Watsr," by Miss Brad
ley; eleven little girls OF Miss AL.
wards class will chant "Fsed my
Lamb" solo by Little Polly, and
othsr interesting exercises. Every
body invited. Next Wednesday
evening there Will be stereopticor
exhibition for the benefit Of tht
ohildrsn's hall, Admission q
Cents.
The card Of Moye Wicks, Esqr.
attorney at law. Tucson. Arizona
vIll bs found slsswhsrs In thi
mornlne's HERALD. We TAX
great pleasure In rseommsndinl
n. Wicks to the people Of Arisen
- : ypnpg geptlemAn VeQ yerse'
f1q ~ I'm Qpo ~ - Mo W. ~
VI ~. -@I1.l. ~
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-03
DIED.
FUNERAL NOTICES, ONE DOLLAR.

CAVANAUGH-In this city, October %,
Lizzie. infant daughter of William and
Mary Cavanaugh, aged 10 months.
Funeral from the residence OF the
parents. Alameda street, near First, to.
day Sunday at O'Clock p. NJ. Friends
of the family are invited to attend
without further notice.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-03

The private school of Mr.. and
Mrs. Enderlein has been removed
from Turnverein Hall to the school
building No. 170 Main street, for
merly occupied by Prof. Lawlor's
school. English branches and
German taught in day school.
Evening classes, Mondays and
Thursdays.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-03

Heinzeman & Ellis are agents
for Humphreys Homeopathic
Remedies, Holman's Liver Pad
and Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver
Oil with Hypophosphites of Lime
and Soda.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-03

Preuss & Pironi are the agents
for the Lion Malaria and Liver
Pad, with body and foot plasters-
three remedies in one and only one
dollar for all.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-03

Preuss & Pironi are not only
agents for the Lion Liver Pad, but
are also agents for Holman's Pads,
other druggists' assertions notwlth-
standing.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-03

Heinzeman & Ellis make a spe-
cialty of physiciOns prescriptions
and family recipes. All medicines
are warranted fresh and pure and
at lowest prices.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-03

Another large consignment OF
HolbrOok & LudlOw's fine ladies
shoes, French kid and pebble goat,
of all styles; also. n large consign-
ment of Lilley, Bracket Il Co.'s
fine shoes for men. This work is
we'll known to every one as being
of the best style aud finest quality.
Remember the place, A. s. McDoD.
AIDS, 81 Spring street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-03

Mrs. Enderlein's (n6e Miss Halll
night class for boys meets ut No.
178 Main street, Mondays and
Thursdays from 7 to 0. Careful at
tention given to those behind grade
in the Public Schools. Terms, 50
per month.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-03

view the west side Of Alameda
street and report upon its c0ndi-
ton to the next meeting of council.
So ordered.
Adjourned.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-03

Bethesda water for liver and kid
ney complaints. Humphreys
homeopathic specifics. Prescrip-
tions a speciality at Preuss & Pi.
rOnl's,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-03

Go to DR.. Saxton & CO., drug.
gists, for pure, fresh drugs and your
toilet articles, stationery and yam
kee notions. Physicians and fam.
lily receipts a speciality. 1lS Main
street, Los Angeles.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-03

See the Concolodor in his won
derful transmutation of colors at
the dyeing and securing establish
ment, No. Also street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-03
WAR DEPARTMEHT-SIaNAL SERVICE
U. 3. ARMY.

lDivision o. Reports for the BENEFIT Of
Commerce and Agrictltt1e.1
TABLE showing Daily and Monthly Means OF
Barometer and Thermometer, Total move.
ment OF Wind, and Amount OF Rainfall,
with the prevailing Direction Of Wind, etc.,
for tho month Of September. 1850.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-03
LOCAL BkEvITIFs.

The HsHAIDis 'hssS'y newspAI
per In Los Angeles that receives
the Associated Press telegrsphic
dispatches.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-03

Heinzeman u Ellis are receiving
fresh drugs every week. Their
stock is the largest in Southern
California. Call and see them.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-03

The colorist does dyeing and
securing at No. 8 Also street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-03

Blue lick water on draught at
the Central Pharmacy.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-03

Highest Barometer, sO.0s9, date. Sept. %.
Lowest Barometer. 297oA; date, sept. ~.
Monthly range Of Barometer. 0.2Bs.
Highest Temperature. el.0; date, Sept: ~:
Lowest Temperature. lA.0; date. Sept. 2S. 70.
Monthly Range Of Temperature. l7O.
Greatest daily range Of Temperature, $500;
date, Sept. 26.
Lowest daily range OF Temperature. lso;
date. Sept H.
Mean Of Maximum Temperatures. T7.2.
Mean Of Minimum Tempera lures. $50.
Mean daily Range Of Temperature. 22.0.
Total rainfall or melted snow, none.
Prevailing wind. 9w.
Total movement OF wind, 1854 miles.
Maximum velocity Of wind and direction, II
miles; w.; date, 6ept6.
Number Of foggy days. l.
Number Of cloudy days ON which rain fell. y.
Number Of cloudA days ON which no ram
fell,1
Total number of al = on which rain or snow
fell. 0.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-03
kimbaIl Mansion,
NEW HIGH STREET. Los Angeles, Cal

Spacious Parlors, Fine Suits and large
Single Rooms, containing all Modern
Conveniences. THE TABLE supplied
with the best the market affords.
The Mansion IL pleasantly situated on
an eminenco, noar the buslness centre,
overlooking the city, surrounded by an
ever,bloom1ng flower gardens away from
noise and dust, and commands . charm
Mrs. M. H. KINBALL, Props.
Los Angeles, September nth. 1880.
, 1880-06-18

Fl@lfat-aYas av1sIm quilt, hut The fceng was dru-
er hnldpta FsRAedhg HIS ris9 In whuAt ~ us nrHu.
Hut IN tasne nf hlh1r rflCos fur hu4r. Hatet wurp
repOFtO Ut HiA ht!s wntarA ut N1A4k6jj 1 ltls tI-
lilo 1xtns VI Fittsk fur tu,ta 1t brs spring oxt.us
ut N.s; md la brls erado ut 4a Totn, yd hr!s,
E4purt huur4 wnru quDtud n t4lsLf3 tor uxts4 and
sLiSs5..t f.t uhulc1 1xlrA.
urItEt MIL1ArufsS- In fair Aomnnd and
slcnty. ba!us warp curs bran At ta1yAaa0t u cars
nadl!nEa Ut *Lts*tllaGi | chr whoat Acrocnlnyr VI
xauu: md u,r feuli ut tlAT5.
HpIt1Sn WtlEA4'-was acttye mud stronger, rsxt
months delivery HdvAaeGd l5&u ind c1nso la lizhee
linn tig prtGediE nttUrsuosI. ltvJFsNUl quoted
M Tth MI Hn.'es ivoilny y carEoa. md Gnw furk
sllplanfx 4Ed tho 0tttiAl CtuP Tepuf. pilltlaftOd
Jrssrtny Merg Mut ~ fAforHblu uTstW lla,IuX
rnud fur srnt wheai. Aud sptY littlu ufurstl which
ta1uNt' hl nurhAcV. Tint stimulated dvGiusId IT, m
nx i,.!so sh,Ii. % atd thS lUGse .nates ilnprvest
y " far 1 lnpro6naIy ad b.,,la Il, gnt III tho
ss' Nv H. .:,ss|ss II H.. IT,; ,S j,
=. !Seotyt. hcrs would enxu ptt,tuniltuiI T.actG,
!n thu s5tts.A u4aslvt. whiah have bvsn rheuy aos
:nSat !1aM t3s ISdsFs @ k.sx xhas e IL .a ssIsF
ls ia!pH,vUa 10 ks. rse.tIoa ii vsu nnd s!s.., I'D II
% Il sS e. Htas W., "a sst sst;y !:
thu nlnn sd Il M4A!E;]ac. cluslny u thu uut s!tSt
mn car.!oA fllt-eds.l rsrulpIs,S S Nj 3cIsss.i u
plN h<ts1le: Tutn! T.liA hsl. v" - "''@
.,MlSTsN WNkAF--A1its Nt!p hl bu No. rcd Mt
!an! ba do sallos July &tu. Also, +o bu No mlxul
lYitS;'v active ~ .na A. n.tten*er aar.aeax 10 aad
lhu lIrltsA ruFkets xers much atr,nGsr, IIvurilul
, 1880-06-18
6. NEW YORK.
ketstof y1fs4ayeh IN TIA ftt{en1S 7yibttnx.

5etetaf Dtspatca to 1ns Chicago Tribune.
NEW YNnK, Juno t7.-1HAiN-An unusuaily tamo
movement In wheat; expurt bu4ers operating with
marked reserve, speculation shown less spirit
though qutcksnnF little late In tue day. No.
rod guctuntoi considerably. rnl,yinR towards
the c,pso nbuut ,se{c. nnd leaving 1G
firmly NJ the Improvement llmead domana ior sprina
wheatl quoted wuakcr. Cable advlcos Of n lass fa-
vasabls enor: E,00 bu No. fc.l at $l.2SaAl2aa, 2-
on BY M. Chicago md milwaukee, aprlnx
a. s,,. a'eS; !, a o,n sa u No. uo,. Duluth Duluth
ro1uoat md quotad stronger In No, shnwInR m ad.
vance uf nbout 29(o. enrly deliveries A8Ao In tho
option line. closing nrnlyi ml1cd Western unRradet
+tsb3o. Oats-A fairly active inquiry Ut generally
firm rrices; N0.2 Chicago A. tho elosn+ 3}6o bid, and
Nc nskcd, No. Milwaukee hs J1c nakcd. syo oSorcd
Will reserve. #nd quoted ffm but qulot.
rHOvfstoNs-lto3 products moderately active. and
quoted toward the close much stronger In pr!ce' nanss
IKE s. ;isS: ss
ss!fs ssvns ~ qqsf' Il Juy %a'saS & %x IT,
shaHssa p2scs Nv s e laa su'sss as to- = oas
s;sa MsssS,n , s o1E q Gs A.a.t hs shgE "fs s
seSs ysSf saita SH I'd Stm , Tbs a,
suux Hs-Rsw quoted t!rm ind In fnir detnnnd: ro.
sS'' ssas VT Ill 3 a,ko. very
ssTS s' ss tGs y ss
'sa'S ah'si{ t. ;;:;;5 :;t:s $ss $:
$s$ }Ss:
ftortt-9utet at,d unrl,anssd; rueslgss, i5G brls
ss spls. ;.HfGS f:iaP.s a@suss ss9 s' '
Gf:s rK 3'st ssanss nnS!s's1 a. ts nies
$%;,s ; s.; s; !s'y SI g! Ss$s:i
s ~ s?s5sss!' e sat.e ~ s$s@e! Ns 81
, 1880-06-18
STRIKING MINERS.
The Conl.N1iners Demand More "a!
do and Less Work.

" and Less Work.
La SALE, ILL.,, juno 17.-A voFY lnrHely'at+
tonlled miners mass meeting Hus hold Id tae
city yesterday nttcrnoon. lt!ol,arl TTevollfck,
of Detroit, Chairman Of tho NatlonA Grccnbsck
Convention held In Chcuyo Inst week, WAS tho
chief spcukor. The object OF tho mouting was to
dpmand r,.iso In present prlous Of = cent? pot
ton In place Of 70 ccnts md 81 cents. now re'
ccivod. 4 compromise was ngrced nTA1n 70 lc-
maud only ~ conts por toll. Bra!1wood p!atHce
Wilmington District. and la SAlo District per-
Ing tho uKht- hour principle into practical etioct
In theao ttroo datrictB. and TUG several tctlenas
muuu ny tho tnlners will bu likely to ptoxnko
yclliuk lilsn nt1lresaed II politlGai meeting lust
cygninK from Il t}tccntack- k-lAbur athlldpthnI
Leading worklngRon hero arc very eetlcenss
on tho subject 0l tho contemplated geeas
Fourth uf July strike.
, 1880-06-18
lEEf DAVIS, SENTIMENTS.

NEW Ol.LgAaS, Jut.u l7.-lclfsrson LAVE -. M.
bal A. Kariy, and j. u. Payne tesunoa ~ ~ ,eft
casc Of tho will OF Sarah A. uotsoS' "ao .s N
Davis her le9atce, contested On the sso" w., .,e-
lt,ull,o ln!ltuncs. which DAvls eHphat'ca.sU. shs
niod, Mrs, porsoy. hu said believed 4s. ,.ers ~
Confxioracy stii 6xistod. that its t5utnss tSis.
oturi,al. and SHOULD pFuvall; ~ pe!,esd I'd Nm.
too, and if thAt was Insanity, botn ~ a"9
DDfKDY 1Sgfu ctpxY.
, 1880-06-18

Hsbhths, dsidioriied. q xrnvity. .........". l9H
iintnDe, tttutiurlt ltcd. "a AdcRrfcs...'-.+... Xxi
aIt%al 4 i. noi much lint !, 10 e ta
IN ttn necun with the p9:!rn mnrke! Ihe dutnaha III
ti,H1uf somewhat hnltr sltnn during Mny = yo!Y ta
frn brlrH net 70. md nttees hnse nnt M f.
snIrnry, l,icy hNvc rcHintned wrnk md TO-DAY ~
iownr linn nt nny limo rincn ths downWnsd fnoso-
mont ert in. W. nor gnntc ~ tsio"H; sunnau7 m
S'ntu SMpo. u.o.i". IT, cnmr",u Mi r. .......,,, <D
i1ks Hnpstin1 charcoal. Mus l. B, nndd..... Gm sm
Ncutch, l'Ultnnns+. X
Rcntc, Hm1!me e...".."...t'..s'.'..''...' III III
fG9tS9' Kn'.51 II ssats. No.
c9sSt tsfga!{ sS ii iii; *. isaas;. 4 s
'tsEt:i,S-ihcrs wa. lMlle Inquiry ter rtunxar!an
rifeA rnkt ut ;ss linlothY aoint fnl 1,r ssp!nn.
Arf, and rrnt xn, quiet Ut f!1tY!D Cloyer WA nonl
na!. Ensh INK whs quoted al.& ind sopten'nef ~
..SxiT-eousInuca In fair requrst and stead{' nm
tnp.s EN- III saf.
th,s'T5; h,51 Tt'@' dn;@; s1Sx;; 5@ III
Wsis w 2wns s' i. iaii densnd Il ihe teeent ~
bas!t VT fttn pr{ raon fur hiahwines
WOnl.-Wah fllct and ur,ohunund. Small lots arr
coming forward. hnt sHnrs do not nnraar 70 W VII.
sa';rr III = ~ ~a.ins Iagcrs ssso az hona H. ~
hna tron rai,i IL fndsphia fSs ~ eDe pet ponntt.
n,, T. ~ 4 b. sni SStH~ ss, IL
rersrta rcA better fog1ltR East And h1ltnt thAs
so'tsa Kt.laf% lve roached tclr sevo Quotatons: q.
!tuou medium ti!h ~ =.
!nrSa Or hney
GtNFNe MnWn}fd Htcee ~ NJ
MUdlun unw&ahed hebcp...
, 1880-06-18

81. Louis. Jnno l1.-FI0ut-unchanxed,
GHAiS-Whent irregular nhd u,alnty higher; No,
rrtt tLu19ltTH eaa1l; Il fDsdssl junu,
k9s July, s1stfs7siass}fc August, bdio
aoptonIhort slKo thu year; fu do SIM; No. o, :s;o
1d corn lover for cnsh; bottor for future; aifsyo
cas' ssasi1ts junes 3sasss!,so Auxi,s Uats qulys,
blu t3arlDy--NUthilIK 1uIlx, '' - S"'N%' 80
l.EAft-lIal h4khuFi lMv Askod
nUTTkM -E1chHuxtd.
E.tGB-tfnEhRrXGi,
WHtHkr-Hk1t1y mt ft,0a
PnnvtHlnEH-I'otk htuiloff tohhinp hi 1safl ns
1ss .ait t,, m'san hY',er a ta7siGai
r., ,MxG,Eii'ln-Flnu lUu brta wtoat tlaIO bu nUrI,
Ss@nu Nv w; Gall. 9l hui rLe. lou bu; harley. iJ BIZ.
lul) bu; Onts, +uJ tu ' ''"e e-' ~~'"S
, 1880-06-18
TOLEDO,

FnLEn0, Juno l7-UNA1H-Whsa& unsettled, No.
whsto Michigan. si.u;<, nnsber DO &ll3i NJ. rcd,
spot SlJ{ Juna ti1t; July, TIC, August ,s;e; Sel,.
toapa'' sa'se; M rod Wabash, $lcat No. rod uay.
ton Il alcAlxan. sIut4t rejected. 4Efc Corn au,st;
hlael M1ca. &giu; NJ: &4&s; Nh. I white, ts,sp,
u41lnFHt. LIZ. Oats dull and ni.u!uAl, 'T
3hu hu. ~ .' 7s3t 1"'+"''
lcy+ l,uI hu, - ''' ~S'S~ ""s e"''@
, 1880-06-18

= pPseH9F IVspuIeH ~ 1M ENtfdt0 1F1fllH*s
KANSAS CITY, l0. Juno lT.-GuAIA-1'h Priee
Custsht sepuEts. WASat-llaGotpts tho past week,
3Ay1 but ahIpaents, $aaia but market unsotteIt No.
cash ,dc; Auaast, 7tc; M. cast. Ho, July, 7%Ho
G49Iftn1neeelpt* lAa past week. At*G ~; shipu0nts
, 1880-06-18
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wcro tho receipts and ship
mcrts Of tho iontllnE articles of prod,co In this
city during tho twenty f0ilr hours ending ut 7
o'clock Thnrs.lny tnur,ttng, ind thu hocurrcspond-
Ing ttulu lust your:
, 1880-06-18

LONDON, Juno 17.-Consols, 0s 7'1o; account,
Da u-16.
American sccllr!tLes-New 6s 105Li: 4Ks, liz;
a, 11us; tlllnntA Cantrni, iGI; pGnnsy sylvAniA
Centri, blal; Erie, II; eccuatla. NJ; llralng, 0.
Ainunt Of hlillDti K9tle III, 4st:,hN
The rate or liscnl1nt III uren silrket for three
months bills fs atidt.a2i below tho Bunk Of En-
gland ritte, 4GIits.
PARIS, juno 17,-ilontcs. RGf Tizc,
, 1880-06-18


ptI FOREIGN,
spfstaf Nspateh TO 1ht chicago Tribune,
NvEhpoul. jnus l1-ll:s n Ill., FLuuH-No l. Tit
Hu!h tus. =
HkAla-Wheat-Wlutas. No. l. ~ 2li No / II
, 1880-06-18

COTTON.

NEW ORLEANS, June l7.-corroS-Qn.st, m,ds,,,.
1870, low nlddltng, 11e, Kood ordinary. ,o,
rccop& 10 6alcs gross 12f saIes 1QI stoct !, y. a
, 1880-06-18
PHILADELPHIA,

PHrLAnELrHtA. ra.. Juno 17..-FLuun-Duit; West
crn uxtras. faO; minnesota extras, In tots yuedtum
old atuck ti.sosa1i: do good. st0D tto ehoIco ks2
minnesota fresh ground. &j7t4a5Ja0; Ohio, good,
~; fnncy,a edu); Minnesota patent procosa, N.aa
721. Rye duur quiet Mt &t.H4Dtty.
GnAfS-"heas dull and weak, No. , rcd, june,
tl2sA bid. tl2!M asked; July sl1es hI s1134 1skei,
AnRua Ho9x bid. *iui Rskud; September. sl.ug6 bid,
s1ue9f nsk0d. Corn lttuer. yoow Western, on truck
and lii 1rpot. 6ci high nxed do. 3dta9ao; rcIoctad
Do. Eka'ci stennler. 10. o}faiu, sa!l rnxod Juno,
6t4o bid, size askods duly. Hu bid. t{u nskott Au.
gust, ac bld 6l}{c "nkedf September BIO bid. s24o
aaksd , oats qaISt ", rhto test'1c; No. do,
PAuyistuSs-Ffn. Goat-Muss. s1at48195N Mess
p1rk. li!xs9H y 1iauls-snoked, lial3c, plcklud,
NGTrEn-lnEuUh demand ind nr1ns cranmcry CT.
TN. 2ltt47g: Npw York 4latu ut1u HfndflF, County
{ronnssIxanial s1tF'. lGspc Me.tetn leseryo OK
EuHA-Qnal nj EsGe1tc-
g0atd 8tt59c. '.' @4' -' "
rxrKILKUM--1>u!1; refined, 8}&c
WHEsKf-Elrmer at &l.ll.
hEcEIiTs-FtSar l.l0 brIs, ~hcat 7gooo bu, corn.
aAlpAkATH-Whoat, ~ glnt bui curu, 1&11D bu,
, 1880-06-18

Il BALTIMORE, Mt, junv H.-Fkoun-T.Qvpr md
dull; Western snpostinc E.75G23t0 do exts,, h75da
ao1: do family. &a21a,A,
GnAlN-WhcH-WeatGrn eaxIcsi No. 2 Western
Winter rod, spot sf3: juno, 2?sf, July. I'm
&LINs August. tl.u54at,o3H. curn-WUstoru actvU
snd strong, Weatorn nltxo,. spot nnd juno, sO9{a
@c lu1Et .f6act Auguat, 6uA AGlso,4o: atcatnsr Ase
ona ca!ler, Western whto, t0S4lc; do nixed ssaOe,
F9nnsylynn!A N44lc. Iye quiet al 3sc.
HAf-UnelIRtlXe1.
l.KOyIsiuAs-FlFns, bnt Without 1untnbIo chapge.
,urTFEH-st0adyt VrlHo 10 choice tfusteEu, pacKod.
k0uH-rtrm at lsalso.
IRTA0LHifA-unclIHnged
tslucEsl xMAEonse 81 rrm; hin cnrgoes, ordinary to
prime. l1A4lsxc. bmgur tlEn,i 4 AOft, D4<c.
MNtAKf-QllIet NJ 3.ilaaLiA
ttIHnEAd. ~ " 49,
n, HEGxtrrs-F!oMs ~ l.slo brss wheat 7,o bu, corn,
ntrhENIb-W4MnL tAl4ll bu; corn, abe2 bu
sALks-Whua& 6t7. .JU but corn, LIT Ito bt.
, 1880-06-18

HuFFALo. N. =. Juns H.-dMAtN-Wheat dull md
lawss1 l.AO 1u No. hard duluth, @l.H Corn dull,
, 1880-06-18
Atm huh!sh mixed At $40, csr.,ots M
aa atc. nnls inHcilve; No xAkcd. - 'o+1 WAshr,
CANAL tFNxtuMTs-btsady md unrh.,,..
DETROIT,


oasAs ss @ s;ts ssa ussA.n,.. "A
DETROIT.
DETROIT. Juno 17-Fioun-Qn,et atEn
unAiN-s7hosk stcadyi Nh. i rhIta' :. ,,,,
@ sss1 w SS; 81 a4iss%s ~ %Ssf H. ss, ias H.
rzourA. tit. Juns l7.-OnAtx-coru o,,..
steady, htah ni1cd. aAa3..4a. Oats ss... Su's' ~
'ns hssax;ssssessa; ss ssssa a!'sssts'Isg Il sg so '@'
'0SWE0O. T.
0swR0o, tuno o17.-URAtS-tybeat trr%rr,...
Th!s A'chlsan. also Corn 'owsr Wo:ss,a no.l To
rNDIANArOLIs,
fND1ANApoE1s, Juno l1.-tanAty-Whest
2rea, tlc'St7h csr auot At asXassXc, os.. 10
DRY GOODS.
NEW YnHK, 1uuo l7.--1ho eonorst m.,t..
nucs qutet but staple cotton goods aro rshs, sea'
notlve In aTst hands. prints cunttnuu duI h. o's
arc in fair request, and droas Rngha,ns IN eoas
qunat, md seFy scnrco. Men's wQnt vpo,srs ~ ~ r.
demand. and foreign goods quiet, !" "soa
Tho nu!ltHn says that BaU doscn Berlin ma t,.
Tuesday. e'a hsh
COTTON.
NEW ORLEANS, June E.-Corrox-ou,et, m,s.,,..
11slOi low nllddng, 1lMc, Kood ordinary ,oxc, n.s
rcccip 10 bacs, gross 12tl saIes lQp soct /, ~ a
PETROLEUM,
CLEvELAND, o., Juno 17.-rsTnotIux-n,,.
etxndafd white. llU dcR. tcst, 9o. Hn'
.riTrappnG. tnne l1--rkynOLxuM-op,at, ..,..
ShiM ~ rn.kors for shipment, refined Sia PS%s. PN..
.-.. TURPENT1SE.
W{iMfEGT0N. linn 17.-An1ut3A
.-Htoady NJ 1hc Ns"FsA11aa