davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-06-30
Slight Decline in the Way Of Shake.
Out in Stocks.
Forc!g1 Exchange Stcntlily Wcakcnlng-
Imports Decreasing.
dheago Shipments Of 0ureuoy-Now York
Exchange Lower.
Tho Produce Markols Rather Loss Actlve-
Provisions Irregular and Lower.
ureadstuB, Easier, but Steady, mid Close Firm
Stocks or Craih IN Store.


Stocks cannot nlw1ys 20 one why. md ycstcr-
5luy the npwnrll movement 80 long III progress
WIN interrupted by II sn1Rrt decline. Thcrc was
m r,td, md no dtseos,raalng rtittloea wcro SGT
utlpnt, but there WIS enough arlltnE to mako
prns settle frn,n 4 TO points. Tho ndtn'lrfl-
,nrlt IT tho Stuck Exchange from Frtdny till
Tuesday n,nlc sunlc ur tho smaller brokers nlx-
.io,i+ to realize. 4 few lnr9er dealers who hnvo
rnd tho atncks tlpy bOilKht III tho severe do-
preston 0f eight weeks aEo:: nrs willing IN assst
II trc!inr undcr cover Uf which they tlny loud
ur nRhlls.
'rhc uniformity OF the dcrltno was tho ouly
salient fenttlre uf tho nhrket. Thu Nnly TX
ta.ttton, among tho Mcslvc Btuck. tn tho tuwti-
wnryt movement wus III c.. G.. G. 4 l., which ntl~
yH,,sc1 Il. to TN. Thu u1nrkct did not close nt
the luwrst point nf tile day Thore wns III 1n,st
c,ls.s nj, improvement III the nnf enllngs. Au-
Vices from New Yark cNprt.ssel tho oplntni'
that Tho shaxci,,t tsns over, and nlHvc thnt tho
market ha,i been restored 10 II rurclasnbio
level.
Heck 1s1anh ", To 107; Illinois Central u. 10
lcA,I; Nrw York Central la:, to IN; VI $ftgan
Central Il. tn Dil; LIKE Shprn I, to 10TH; Eric
1i To I'm: tho preferred =, to ~; Northwestern
l, to tE!.; tho prrfurrctl II, tn lOaa; st.
Paul Iii, to e0; tho preferred 4. to lo5A;
Wabash 1!a. 10 Hi; tho preferred III, to
;s,:s: St. Joe III, tn ~; tho preferred
IL. tn 1..s; Ku,sas .S Tsx,a 1!4, to Ni4:
rucliic Mall ~, tn NM; Hudson :, tn 1GA;
LnckuwnIln q. to 1Bai; Jersey Central @ai4 to Ga;
lcstdIng lal. to In; Columbus. chtcnEo & intl-
anu Central 4, to TO-; Union rnclla Il, to BY
Iron Mountain iii, 10 Il; Western unlon y. 10
Ul'a: Atlantic s. 1'nclt1c III, to sl's; I.oussralo
s. Nashville =, to III; Chattanooga IL, 10 GS.i; !;
1rxus Ccntr,l Il, to G0!i; 1A4ko Eric e. Western,
l>., 10 .sa4; Ca,,atn Southern .. to R':f; North
rrn Pacific Il. to :7.4 Ut. Lut.is preferred y. Ia
IS; minneapolis II, to IL; and Chicago. st Louis
s New Orleans IL, tO:s
The fullowlug shows tho tluctnntlons Of the
active Rtncts:
, 1880-06-30
THE CHICAGO TR1BUNE WEDNESDAY,, JUNE 80, 1851.

proved. dated June y tac"rto t. Andcrexa to , .<c
aTFnsc kTnss Assermss's,; e & Il 81 cn;fc 4 ;i; ~
L. !ME7s1et, ,l.tet' j"ne Il tw. i'aata;s 10 , ~
1at|f.t, n. Ssstespst Il r,r II Wc.t inan,, 1
hrrI 70 taaa. E'.lr i, trrtisrlr, Wncksr'.. eour
WIGHT Msri'n I Il k1s Sia1ia s ",so
Iatsa j,ins II sisdwaM sisrtia u Maria Mof, .x
il, il ';Ss i;sSs's Ss,ss i
nfs'is s;s Il $ ,Xs;Ss3 %;;SSss'&aa t. ssts4 'S g
l,iina!s tsiI a%j9 Il! '
lAtriek j.. 3Td
+ n' a'e Iano s"s i G%ase! Tne ts aH
Hank II ksne,icky lu TN ch'cnRf "r"t ht- - Try
rs S': nr.s 1tn,!.S: NJ III Sar;,; II iss ii: With "
is ,s1 i, fSSrIs g rts its| jung tW"n, ". tm
EStSI q: nrF,Sys; r,,s tlStsijaao: d NC. .,.,
'%f" e IL SSit aa ~ II isS; Js ccs9e;
cS;s: ;sss i TN Sfs;%i; u :S; il j.
saTh HatsEstx SE f!f2 "
North Clark 1t. 40 q ct i,entnR court Q I, 1m
ssnd & .S f,Sfa 4, .i ,se n .analst ,s
ooo'" ssvsS as.ss % ~ THE cau.sr-ii.'t;sr ''" VI
Fo'ty:atth stae & sor IN tEsnndao ,s ~ ~. sIl
ras iS ffsss sss tSt i b. III sn Ss T. 'sass e s: Il
sxvgS Mtki:s ~ T,tE colfisr.stnias.
Ms insss @ s.ta q 1ues So:.eHi1E q I'll T. d;oss5saa
to Mnry 1hut) ....,....'.& lou
, 1880-06-30
NEW YORK,

6Nesat U1tRatfE to 1As thlfaao 1FlbHnss
Nav fuHk, June 2A-UttAlS-Wh0at-W -Wtnler
wheat quito uhxgttIGd iuud0sAtpty sotlva uIusu-
lA0At M. I tul Attrxcted nsost uttea1uu. hut VI
tuwor and sar4nblu prces. o.uning unusually tun,e
tuIowud soon by prcs4uro to psacu supplies, which
led tu dsellnu un pt,nt dsltss!ie4 " fully 10.
ito.a YspuFs buysn CaCs aavless s9''iiausf gata:
E.ll}}aasl,,;;G 4,tn! VI NJ. MtWnukcs
tii .Ss xas afi mt oHo trysy uSa!t IT, t,!alns
On No. early lStiVsrlus aS,ut NJ. Mixed Westsru
uugraAet $!t561f. Outs nttr4sioa muro st1suuua IN
FAXu!As tEHtH aud RpecuIntIt1 ace0uHs, sid ufAuEeA
sharply tn utst nslances much - lte:.c. cio4!nx
drINlys NJ 3EAieakQ 8uutuA ~ Nv. Ays MsRksr,
, 1880-06-30
BY rELEGl{ApII.


r,<tt,I fu.,o,rh Il, ma rb,rooo 1-rth,,nAL
,,,,,',n., I,.,e' .n',, .m"s, ,,,nN~o w..
Nh. liz.
f1lAfM- -,yhoat-W!ntsr. No. l. ID Etlt No z ID al.
~, ''s.t -, -, s.,.t -. ~, w., ~!
spf'as Nc. =" w ~ ~ ~ ta' Tnns' ~, J.. ~ w
NJ. i, u lui.
,,,....,,..
L,yeHrsul, Juna 2,- EyeninY,-Co7ros- -stoaay ut
XII Ssa! eA,us' @ ~ oA''s spe''''"''oo a"3 oA'
port %Nal American. h!i&.
llHEA HTtf FkH-Sn1l huetnchSs 1Uwpr nricPkt Call
fn,nin h,tn r,,rut H. .ats.n III. III, cuil u, is IN,
, 1880-06-30


E1nEl1,-sya, tut rra ont1cr arcant nm .tc MATTE.
,... - stt,.no.n,.s xhInh s..-n urn,,. t,n,S pn".
RfDuos nt aihueso'"a. "heM MS!o HInl'J "alu' S"Gs
wet0 LIS brls winters md 10 bElH springs, all on pr-
vala terms. Export hoHrs were quutsd at tt.25as4W
FIR oxfrns pn1 ii tt1s In fiji cbutce Gxtrns.
d ufms, MtLIsruvYs-Wero qulat and steady. Bales
wars aeafs b'n'. N NJ stssni cur ms'ldl!Mas at M
f'norao M nnr1Irnt nj Ht1xs mar TIM nm
t,net ~ "D' 'oA'''''' ~ F'N'' p'6 ''' vi
srAlS0 Wf1EAT-Mns rathor tamu and oaasor,
next munth declining c, md closing o Iower ttn.s
IN s S35 rk"s wna VIII th' anu ny
~ ths vn5us f sar,S HYw xusk WIZ Snsy ND ;hs
"ats,s ds,naa, I'D a iocai p:css1S s.hsr VIZ,
except thnt tGw oSsinss t3r ;,ny ,,, wsGc MT I
iGnKeF futures, wsro IoAtvsly steady. rrirgs arc
nnw 1iw enough 70 Mnka tue 1ehrs pnise whln tts
hD1aH II In we'll known
, 1880-06-30

nALT1NoRE. Md. Junu u1.-fLoua-Dnll weak and
Without GuolAh1s change.
4iIAlN-Whtnt-WeAtorn oxcstod and higher for
rI'ot. futures quiet and ntodys Nil = Western win.
lur red. spot and june, tl.2e1i.2sHt Juty, 9lusMa
t.H9k; August. sl.tx3{eatU7. Eurn-Was.ern lower,
spot tn Rond dumandi futures dull; Western tnt.cd
a1t md Jnne. +G7iA @act .1utv. ~ August
Et74{ei stDarIor. +;u uts firm Mnd fnIriy Acttyet
vehserii wh'te !es15cs % mixed, Bic; ronnsYlvun!a
3ta!hfc. ltyu MunllnIlly bic. "f
nAY-UncilhsHnd.
I'HlviRtDSH-A ahntie ensior, but holdor4 holding
tlrm for 1ih lnist mn cur lois hero.
,MTrEIs-Hendy. primo To chnIcc. Western packed,
EuUs-veTy dull nnd wenk n& lie
1ETatDLEUM-tnehungi.u.
1nUtEHaES-CufUs ttrms Ito cnsrOps, ordinary Ia
rEimu l;t4slcc; s,ignr tIn,; a soft N1sc.
WHtsKr-StGniy nt a. t1ttI6tlE.
FNE1tl1ITH- Unchanged and 1Het.
M III ,t!' 1rlai M!,sa ia.soo bu, corr.
HHirMESTs-WleAs, 3.nh but Germ. a.Un bu.
BALEs-Whoat. III lHa ll: enrn Itt5s1 hu.
, 1880-06-30

MILWAUKEE, Juno @.-FLUuH-ln falr demund,
GMAlS-Whcnt sieaIyf upened 1su IUwurs closed
qulut, Nu hars $lu5 M. Ntv; No. i Bstrt 1unc.
ss,fc, July, t$1fc, August. h;}lo, NJ. Mlw"ukeo.
HU No. I, &c. rejected nHMinal. Corn toMets Sn.4,
stAc. Oats 10 inwers Nh = xlt(c. Myo declined ic,
NJ. !, sA. I.arleY qnlat; No. fn!l. 5o
rnt,vsIoSs-,Actlss. M Mess pork Huol sltN ;i en.h
Et.D August
iiD1s-@uietj tLEiat11
EttEtNt&Tk-WhuRt tH t1uT1tO. Go. a..
ItEcElpTH-fi,ur. " uu brlat wheat. 1}M bu; oats
.SHirMgSrs-Whsat. li.ol0 bu, corn. a.on bu, oats,
, 1880-06-30

CtsctySArr. o., June u Cor7oa-Quint Mt like.
rFLUuM-E4hiori fusuisy. $iAt4baIi funcy, kal4tlo1
tiIlAlN-Whsat lrtn; No. amber. Now. Ws4.!su, No.
2 rcd, new, tlul4i1l. Neoeipts, ttN1l shp-
mBals :lidl. Curn dnlli No. nltxud. S}assh. Oats
dull uI,l HDnhnl, NJ. mxotl :ssc. kyo quot ut -
Gat. ltMfley-l!umund tairt lnarkot Arn, fal ssc.
pAoylatoSs-purk nE,Mi ~ 7hslaaU tani dn!,;
EktN iIn!H g,sats Au!lt tL1sAS. Nacun aulus hat
usil, xh1A $s.tnf. IL
wMtAK Kr-.t;HGtl h1IlnstA ut &su1.
Observation-Disclosures,
, 1880-06-30
COMMERCIAL.

The following wero tho receipts and ship
n,ciits OF tho lending nrttclrs Of produce In this
city during tho twcnty-fuisr hours ending at :
o'clock Tuest,ny tlurnIng, mud tho correspond
Ing tlt1c Inst year:
, 1880-06-30

The following sustrumeuia wero hlod for rec
ORD Tuesday, june ~;
CITY pAOpklkTy.
M0nxan u, lla IT, u Ut Mxlson, . T, t3xl15 IT.
,la&YA june u tfubart Z. bEsIol - addison
cls.IaSs ~ Il, i Il II v..;, 3l1;3 IT, . S'
, 1880-06-30
st'1{.ET3n.

T0LkpO, O., Juno 21-uMAtS-sYhcat stcndyi No
rud Wnlalsh, Julsc stEsi 1M1y+ Wfo; Auxu4t. E3ct
WetturN H1ubuE, Si.A Gnrn stsady, hxh'nllxcd. AAc
M. T. June, xu; July, a}Sot No. : white. %$ai ro-
jpctetl, 1Se Outs won't, Mi. \, YsoL
NEcEltSrS HMuAt, l5.nU uui corn, 6t bnt pafloft
3uU Hn. ..,,.
ley, 3Uu hu. ),
, 1880-06-30

Sr<efal bNpufth to Jhs Chfeaao IFsbAHf.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. Juno s.-uHAlS-rhc Frtes
curreat reports, Wheat--Isccotpts ll,1u bur sllp'
nlcnts, gaIB hut unsettled and weak, No. cash, ifUi
July, i5Ct No. ]. e4sh. TIL 1uty, lie. Co!n-hu.
gypa, A!Gl pui shipnvI,ts j4aH but sow md !uxurs
NJ. 4 C1tht 2tct lhly, z1Ac.
, 1880-06-30

flutchcrs' ktock-TnoF 10 common II ncra md
tUninlnti tH C1t1tcn rttWs for city slnuNttur.
wBtHlif1H No ~ 1.lfU nk.. .s........!...... -.
8toek tnttlB-CnhltliHt1 Cnltl6, Weighing fsN II
ltIN
fntoriur-i,ll.l,t anli hin cnws i,uitorr. ata9s,
't'ctns Chlau-iIlrslusli ttrttTns ...........,...
, 1880-06-30

CLEVELAND, Il. juno %l-rsTnoLEua-flFms
Htulduni whItc, Ito test. te.
IIrrAutuH. Jnnu xt-tErnoLKuM-Qnet ana
steady. cFuus, slss nj lnFkus'x Iur shspiuunt' ss'
"'H1 Tsf.sss,.l.G s fs jaMS :a.:tkrAoLEu4.Aa,kes
, 1880-06-30

NuFvALo. N. \, lBns x.-&}MAlS-Wheat heaiace"
Cd and non,naL Corn dull. heavy, and laNefs ears
NJ, pstxe4 Western. ts4o; ears high mixed. 45e.
Outs neglected. HIu neglected.
EAEAE EWkiuHr5-h Nominal und Npak.
, 1880-06-30
DETROIT.

DETROIT. Juno ozL-FiuCn-Dall.
GuAiS-WAa4t-stcsdytG NJ. Whits, Aeka1 Junss
nstc, July. Mtss ApA1.t w; }ctunsr: VII %llI'ps
, 1880-06-30
All1FMENTS.


;!:;;; |;!;;: ;::;:: q J: q:
ngM6s W. 1ea......
withdrawn from store during Monday for
city consumption: 1,hs8 b,l corn. Go bu oats,
1,.Da bu barley.
Tho following RrR!u was inspected Into atoro
tn this city ycsscrtlny niuruing: Z cars MI. .
winter whcnt,2 ears No. . do, i car rejected, !
CIR mixed. II cars No. spring, Ii ours No. I,lo,
cltrs rejected 10 whcnt,; b05 cnrH and II. 200 hi
No. corn, 11I cars ind II 900 III hgh-Inixed, E3
cMrs rejected. cars no grade tGi0 corn>; II chrs
whito oats, III ours No. mixed. 4 cars rejected,
Cur no grade ~ onts); cars No. .ryc, car
extrn No. ) barley. Totni t17s cars, $4,000 bu.
or tho nborG, O ours winter wheAt Arl chr ryC
Hro new. Tho u car loud" or new rye, however,
only contained nbout 70 hu. Inspected out: iEt-
SBt III wheat, h47 as b cor1lt l,1W bu outs, 81 507
bu rye, 4,41I b,l hurley.
Tho Dunrtl Ut Trnde OF this city hts decided to
observe both Saturday and Yon,luy next ia
clusa huidnys. peuplc In the country will do
we'll to arru.1gu, where possible, 30 that their
property will not arrive hero till next week, un-
less It cnn get In not Inter than Friday morning
Of this week. IT 1nay snyo demurrAgo OH grain
and lnlnngo to pcrlshahu nrt!oles
Wu have mot at haud the figures for Mflwnu-
kcc, but st.rnp QUO Who clntns to hnve compared
ttoln snys tho reoeipts OF wheht anl tlolir III thnt
,.y ,. ., unu us s .,' t,.n ,,a. .s, GhIna,.,
@ x,'a ~ s''u ~, nv, ,. ,.n - =.
well known that tho receipts ut Milwaukee wcro
very etnn,l during tho many weeks thnt there
wns q big premium Un shipments to this,
tno 'e's p...,.'' p.' W.. ,,,.a,s ,,,'an 80
tI.""y n"" n''s.,', W. 's w ,,'. s"ss
VI Pt'lvs' Nv, '.'ona sapo.su ". o'V",y niA
"eIe c"Iea "c"A ~ n''!'o' "n'1 otau'o oI'luc
tetazca tne "a4ko' as s.e"oy' uf''h nsetaAeu
casicr VIII htt huch uen'.!',ai lug seee'las nstc
were sana@or Ill so!une' WIN s.eaoy Eeaaetloil
IN tho SHOCKS ~ htoFo' pat hf.s!sh 1aotat'ons
"efo weak. luz hlost hot'ec"ole po!a1 III ttlo
PRINCIPAL "1ar@ots was n'uso st.on8.h ~ Ausust
ael'scrles w col"paicu WIN M, .N';. il'esioao'
next nlohths co"tiactA WIZ pe III otae. lo.l1oe.
row. una tnls iAet lessoaeo tno uon"hi' wh,,a II
dtu not mntcfinlly Inesease TUG 'ol.'Ae OF oaes-
ilGa. The July Shorts "rc supposed TO 10 mostly
'''le .l'ld thero u ltt!e waiited Tor that niotn'
which tended To widen thc tfus1at premium
IN iastl anu 10 lessen lug Au8uSt u!s'
cn''nt III wheat qha oats. me later 1cclin8
Was 1lrIn IN 1nost departments, Wheat pelnR
strengthened ny reports t!iat EXCESSIVE RUNS arc
interfering oadly WIN Tue ,h"r'est IN Cohtfal
Illinois. aless PORK closctl steauy. III $llblHdf
1l,N for July aud $ll.Nhecl:tO for August.
Lnr1l oused ar11l. ut $ah' seller July an $06Qo
| ltE3i for AuKutt Short ribs closet! 1T $O.5@HGb
Jh5 for August. Hnring wheat u!s'sel steady, ut
| hiGlANc for July anA h'sse nAkea f0r August
cr,t closed caster, ut BIKE for July and 3a.ic for
August. Outs clodcd 1T ~11se Tor Jule, @laic for
S ss % :st a ssr M Asf t @ y' pss.y mss sssy ~: 1t 1t
I t"4VsAN ava oE~N <*sh r'N '"h uF'3* @s"tAVS "N ~
, 1880-06-30

rKolliA, ILL.,, juno A-unAtS-Corn datl, hiHh"
mixed. st14p, }uIx4L E3sc tsats dull and rEe40laEf
M, whltu. 4sG.st. ilya lnscti!oi No. Z, H*4sAc.
llllAWlAEA-unchxIlacslh Ut elNs
, 1880-06-30
lf)H NAI.EH,

rasbaI a4 % ar "a F ss s. sss
WATERFOWL.
aas Sst
ss Gs aea sn en' Ng uns Kosscih e
::s saH as:s sS' .sssss ss"ss
s'5ISAaMli !'i.I,t s'G}a 20 A., a s,<., ,o,,,,.
.Sy IKE! :s y g sG sss. S'ps II . e . as
EAST Liberty.
EAST Liberty, pn. Juno eM,-EATTkE-Hccepts
gsSS M 'cs5 n M. a nf1ssy ~,
S:s ss sS III @ i s;ysssi IL
CHI sas. s ,Sda; tedias, a: spYs sr s%
5, Fl tSsy 6aa rhIlaaop!as
1;oseips ;S's; tt' toay Su hcas selling slow,
nUrrAL0.
BUFFALO. Juno 2a-CAI'rLE-Iteco!pts. 500; mnrkpt
q seoss ;S1 :sfs i a assi S.G5
sIkEr AND LAans-lteeelp,s. 400, r,asket au1l
sa sSssf i 's;'eFs ssS s s's quail
4s
1t H.; Il; ss';: Sssis '{
TT. LOUIS.
BT rou!s Jung r., Ss,1GAarriE7Lowet "a tor nntlTess
medsSm ~ t. ill., caWs aS"H n.' eiters ss
Erns: ct,s sianxsd r'hor scarce ltsce!pts l'el
SliEEl'@ai0w Ut kioosIlu. l.ece!pts, LOO; ship
n1eHtB, mono.
1t,0H.Aetivai. .Yorkors und Raltm9res, &iJMtA l0s
pnGknK. $4Gks4l5 sclgcs hulvY, stlAeA25 Race!pts.
4,iU bead; 9lipmentA, G,lQl
KASH.AH CRY.
Special Dtspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
KANHAS CITY, lime eo.-Th1 Prfrt ERfffNt rNpnrta
CATTLE- lit sh!ntleuis, 6s; mnrkUt draH.y
md reAks native nh!ppurs, Eku h; nAtIve xtnckura
mt fDEs3lta. EEHpah; H1tlv8 cows. $aNftAfU;
fed Texas, El6.3 Y; corn-feA Co otadoH. EAshsti';
Iutis-ioc0pt yIl7i Ahlptnenta 452 firm and fairly
actv0j choico SlHlib:kaj1 niIxeI packIux tA75&l0.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. Juna .t-lltMH-EnAter; cHsnnlon,
H.2IBa; tight, fLuktl.; packing t4Ilf Lii: bMtell
oTs, $L+l3ll Necclpts, ,lM huadf khptucna, &l u
INDIANAPOLIS,
iNnrANApoL1s, Iune I.--1fuGR-Firmor At N.l0e
Al. Nece!pts "! hrndt shipments, mono.
, 1880-06-30

OswEoo, June a,--GlAlk.-Whsat lowaFs No.
whl!o M,rh1gau. sLlL tJF7. stoadyi Wsatsfa sl1ea'
EE2ALe
, 1880-06-30

G)SNEGO.

lNnlANAroLln. Ind, June sL-0RA1a-Wheat
aulet; NJ. J red. 0st, allEH lot nav, Ns.sc. CSsQ
Muak ut apl3c. 0ata1 Axttkt
, 1880-06-30

Ift}99-The demand VIA not apee1nlly nc&lvn. Tho
mhrkBt tor The rr,tttnct cHDtIitnR dull ind weak,
Fuckers 40 nut taks t1nt Will, much ap!hre1t In
sSr6 tho supy ,vas n,nn thn,s i4M icss than
FER TIE ay tato1o-id t!'o pr.yM!ast iGa,lt,E tsnn,
wan mt very nrkrtibMrnly hc-tl1r to best 1iabt
weights an!!InR m UH+Il a1, s'.ir L, Gnicg hrnyy
at A.1H24.+a. Skps wHFg gNjtgtt ut &.Eft3!u. TnG
market cIsad AeHdy with but Tow lsH* nit tn The
rcnN. All shGA nfg made RNhlCet IN II altlnkNRc Of
" lbs for piggy SUNS nni ~ LIS for ataRs.
, 1880-06-30

arc Hunto.i dr! Mn aoa'9 dea'e ar1 holding them
t,get1i8r that thero u talk UF advancing
thu Ytrnies. Il ny hu t0na " tho munllnx tn-dny.
tAInk pFas1nt scos for c4rI.Us Cfslut a hlNtaigeH
II te offerings III tho DICKS lncIchSD. Following
, 1880-06-30

Fltt.i There waa iio spocal uct!Esy In the do:
Halid, hut In n untaL Why E1kl9rlhsG 44Aitty VI
irnn Ii changing hnnds. ut1 tho MurkDt *enris to
tnyB fatrly nFtu tHHp. guattpnA remain ~ bet1re.
!nko auioFfo c!larcon! Nus al,d .Eal
!ats suIaror stt,.tc.a., Sn q :e1
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LoSDoN, Sept .. fssO.
Berlin dispatch to The Times says A semioiIiciol
statement rrassers that in has the Inperini
Bouk o. Germany Berlin refused 10 pay gold for Its
notes cheques. II w moreover adhere 10 the same
Iii the future. On the other hand, ram demands
the Piovineia branches OF ihe b'Lh Tor gold nave
had 10 b.. tho bank Berlin The
course IS followed by the other large German bauks"
The Cape Mounted Rides have cBt red Basuto Land.
and cncamped at Moselee.
TDe Duke of Brunsw wick's monument At Geneva was
damaged by the recent shock of earthquake.
wHter-spout at Puy Fance, destroy ed three houses
ana caused much other damage IL Is feared that sew
Crdl persons we're killed.
The British steamer Thanemore, Captain siblhorpc,
which sa ed from Baltimore August ~ for Liverpool
lost 225 head ol cattle on The passage.
Cardinal Guibent, Archbishop OF Paris has received
from nearly the religious conira,ernties their adhe-
s,on 70 the compromise declaration. IL believed that
none or the cOuiraternes Will withhold inrlr assent
lhe boring for the Arlberg tunnel Is making active
progress the side OF the mOuntaiu and viii
shortly begu on the Swiss side The entire length OF
the ST. GoInard hue is expected to be IA rdnnng order
by April.
The Sportsman this morning saws; The hackers OF
the Duke of Westmnstes colt Bend Or for tho
Dopcaster st Logger stakes beginning TO display
easipess At one moment yesterday to against him
could nave been bad ana TO against aim was always
obtauabe. His trainer, however, - tnofOuSny satis
fled with his condition ana progress
The whole or the Third Army Corps is now concen-
trated at Berlin for the grand manoeuSres next week.
The bands Of the corps numbering l.30o musicians.
will play tonight by torcLght before the palace OF tho
Euperor Tomorrow The Emperor A" iil review thd
corps and on Monday the lmpcral Guard Will parade
then begin earnest though they Will not last long tnis
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E:"s s$Sg& $ $ i Etc., s % % a s. $ $, ] & % $"
s @ bill" bills e. % $ % $@ $@ 1d%s % n the %% %%$ r:H5
@ and % r F merely sms% %S"s flank &&mar"
s" s1v: wing % fir ] ] & $
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IELEG R1PHiC NOTES.
CROPS IN VIRGINIA.

CROPS IN VIRGINIA.
PErrRsBUBG Va. Sept. 81 he tobacco crop IN
vr.is Fodder already bes0 pulled IFS quality has be
by 1t feared the cotton crop II whaS
injured same cause
AMHUKST COTTAGE OPENING.
AuuVRsT sept. 9.-Amnurst Cottage openei to-
dav W m smaller incoming than Stan.
,on Coit the place Of Professor ChcArpS tho
Department, e. t. GO,nin taAeS
smith Is instructor IN mathematics.
TWO PERSONS KILLED By ArRAIN.
NORrH ADAMS, Mass, Sept o.-JcrOmc W. Brown
and wife. respectively seventy and cyrnyt"o years
while the track o the Bo'ion aHd Albany Rail-
road this place to-day, STUCK by engine,
bot occupants were killed
A DEPUTY SHERIFF SHOT By THIEVES.
GALVESTON, Texas, Sept. "a >po.i.l 10 Tbs
N,r from that Deputy sher Gleason was
shot lime ana It s thought fatally wounded b horse
thieves
MAIL ROBBERY.
DENVER Col, Sept. 9-AGvices from Las egas
y NJ state that early last night cAbolui Pecos
stopped oy three men near Anon Chico and tho
mal bags rihei.
TWO VESSELS WRECKED.
WAsUlNGrO>, Sept. . ihc Siguai Corps Station
A Portsmouth n IA that the schooner Jose3h erca
eurung the Isle shoals sunk. rhc wxa
saved The schooner Edwin + Irot' went asho.e and
wreck
TWO MURDERERS SENTENCED
DOVER \. H. SepC. c-JOscph HI. OtIs, for tho
murder of Peter Durham. and William IT, Cannev
snced each thirty years hard labor state Prison
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind., Sept. o.-lhe passenger train
on the polls and 81 LOUIS Railroad due here rhs
morning from Louis thrown from the Conue-
tor George Morris instantly killed. No person wss
seriously injured
SAFE BOBCED
SIOUX CITY. Iowa, Sept. 0-At an early hour thia
morniag Federman Antons grocery store WA
blown open aud robbed " sou IN money.
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THE CENTRAL CAMPAIGN CLUB

~,r urN1ND FOR DOCUMEN1s--GhAEkAL GRANT
COMING TO NEw-YoKK.
,rho Secretary OF the Central Campaign Club sad
,., tho mail received yesterday was larger than
.,,, received since the club was organized Apph-
.ations for documents, song DOCKS ana campaign
- bove beeu coming i'll at an unprecedented
80 d" Record of the StatesmanShlp and Politl-
90 . .oI,;ovemeuts of General Hancock" is iii great
s"o,,d hundreds Of orders came III for IT yester-
rvon democrats Will not say that this publ
,,orcnreseuts General Hancock in the least
Innl,cations for pri:tcd matter were maze Dy sew
ovtonsive manufacturers for circulation among
their wOrkmen r A. co....o,
Tbs Naturalization Committee OF the Central
C.u,ooiop Climb. consisting of Edwin l.. HID
~ : B Livingston and Christopher
pn,Iman held meeting at the cluD
funhani. The Coleman House last evening
sDo"1 T' .. nnittee has prepared Manual Oh Ihl0f-
n,2on ~. Or Persons Seeking To Become CIIZehs ny
N".rraE1atIopv 1t has also prepared a SCI Oh
tIb tnr the assistance Of those Wishing 10 become
ritize1s and the business OF Tue colnml1'co 70 W
make naturalization as e@si'S
o'a' pri,ota Ietter was received from Pmladelpma
Inv Il F Mauierre president OF me Oen'fai al I ChI
80 ny m rinh yesterday to the effect that 1cneral
GGrsnt would be in Philadelphia toward me ia.ler
n,rt nj Sentember or the beginning OF octopei
From tbere he will come 10 New-iork. III is lhl-
~ tbe ca'nnsien work for Garfield aud Arthur.
" ~ Conoressnan H. w. NJ Mackey. oi Charleston,
s a. was asked Yesterday by lkibONE ioPoiVei
as no the outlook in South Carolina Ga.
"Tbe Republicans have nominated no o's.e
ticket said Mr.. Mackey, for the very good 'cason
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THE BAUM DIVORCE CASE.

PoUGnKEErsIE, Sept 0.--The proceedings
IN the Baum divorce case to-day were oi an interesting
oroc,er The mother of Mrs Rose corroboiated other
,osoony as to Baums acquaintance with her daughter
and os 10 the time The Rose family lived in Red Hook
and Mr. seixas made personal explanation as to his
oeciion with the prosecution. having been called to
st.nd by Mr. Baum. Owing to the Illness OF Anne
Z Rose. which prevents her return ioi cross-ciamna
- her testimony was stricken ont fr: d Iuin exhib.
loI' " a, ,nvit made before New YORK notary, ana
iSncd by the woman Rose, III when sue sats lhdt sle
~ ,9dr any affidavit against Baum, ana lha baun
bo - ~ IN ned her IN action Inc aHidaNl was
1.d AIr "a In reply SIR. Ssixas exhibited ietter
% Nr Pose dated Aprii %. IN which she states IN
An..uce rha she never made any such hihda't ns W
hpS,ed nv Mr. Baum. The prosecution Was closed anu
tie defence begun.
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THE VICTORY IN VERMONT.


FOR THE REPUBLI, AN CAUSE.
BURLINGTON, W., Sept. 9-Ihe Republican plu-
rality is carefully estimated a: $500, and the ma
joTity over all at 25,O00.
RUTLAND, VT. Sept. 9-ReturHs from 23I
towns gives Farnham majority over
Phelps of 26,311, and majority over
all 24,S12 There are four more towns TO hear
from, winch gave in 1876 Republican majority OF
1G7. This makes The Republican majority III the
State about 25.O0o.
Bosrox, Sept "a private telegram received
here tonight from Rutland, VT, says: Two hundred
and twentv-nne towns give Farnham Tl'S,
Phelps 2O,94O, Heath and scattering 1'342. Ihe
same towns in 1876 gave Fairbanks 44.33S, Blng-
ham 2O59J, and scattering ~.
BRATrLFBOIO, W.. Sept 9.-Fftecn towrs IN
Wlndnam Comfy give Democratic gain o 40
over the vote OF 1875 while the Otlicr egh, towns
give Republican gain of 1Gs. The Republican
majority on the popular vote in the
county is 1,041 an increase of 2S
over that of 1876. Tyler RepJ for
Congress- has majority over all in the county of
2.OI7 against J432 III 1876 Two Democratic
one Inde oendcnt, and twertV Republican Repre-
scntativcs are elected. The towns Of WIlmn,ton
and Wbttngham both elected their Representa-
tives by q majority OF vote.