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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-03-25

ClTGh1T MIX Cures nSatache and Ssgralqla.
CdmplOT NIX cures Rheumatism and lane back
CaNDhOI NIX ClleS cuts bruises aRl burns
CdmDA0I MIX IS made only by b. ONsrhCllZ, ". D
Sold by JnO. a. Moatz. MiddlcLurg Pa.
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Ono of our exchanges says '--"ff
your local paper happens to tread on
your toes n little in performing It's
mission, don't get hully aud say hnrsh
things about it, but stop aud take II
long breath and think back for sea-.
son and sec il you can't remember
some of the favors aud kiudncsscs it
has shown you and yours in the past.
Then reflect that it may not bc long
before you will want flvors again.
The amount of dcllccd silver in cir.
culation is so large that the Govern.
mcnt has instructed its agents not to
accept imperfect coins. A hole no
larger than II pin in quarter of n
dollar destroys lis legal tender quality
, and reduces its value to that Of bullion
omly-nbrut Il cents. The holder of
such coins drop them into the church
contribution box, with the assurance
that the poorly paid preacher will be
glad to receive such C,yors.
Good Timc,' bring with them i'm.
provemcnis Ev>cnmmIssioncr Noses
krcbl's, John H. Cl-h, and John "
Snooii are preparing to build dwelling
houses at Middlccrrrk, this spiing.
I'll. the blacksmith says "timcs urc
good and business hri,k and Charley
too, from Jacks mountain, believe.
things improving, for lac is couriing
Eds pretty daughter mole lively than
ever.
IILnnI.r
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t24 p3J 40
Cr.
By amt ofotiers paid by Treas In Is;g ll,Oll a
Of 1918 aud previous
years pail IN is7g Sni on
state tax paid 10 state Trcas'r 90 w
By Com. o. Col for 1879 6ls 40
By ENoneratijns lsI "a
b' outt"nd'E taxes Tor 1879 o,l97 oi 7,OIJ OF
" ISIS
-, ana previous years l,1i63s
By Exoneratns TO Col for IS;s
and previous years 2s120 idos rs
By Troas'rs oOmmis-ion 5,I A.
By bal. In hands VI Trsas'r llsssC
s2., 90 10
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WE keep on haad oil Kinds Of
" Blanks such as Notes, .Suaas
ntonses, Warrants, Leases, Sutpoe'
'sas, sse., 80.
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Commsa Eonrsu alton sand amounsu uncOn
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-03-25

ALI communications. business let
ters &C., for this office, TO secure
prompt attention should bc addressed
q follows: THE Posr, Middleburg,
Snyder County, Pa. Advertisements,
communication &c. must be handed
In by Monday noon, to secure iuser-
Hsn in next issue
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THE HARPETTE,I ~ ,,.',nsS; now

which meets . wtbt lbug .sl ~ Tt pa DO
Ihe delicious music Iftne Harp H. hero NJ oiuc.
OIL by any ono, man, wltn au ur chlli, even tho
entirely iYncrtnt Oi M ufir. Tho stiiuss ato
Numbered irp 70 one g. ton Nui tue mu,iI
winch nccompint's tho Instrument ig numhsr.
cd IN li.e manner. in-tetl NJ nain priItr H.
nntoa. E,ctyhNay tprro'i to- tbs ilutlc ~ tho
hhrr ~ r. the kiuk OF musIrAl luIruinent..
and ihis l. perfect harp m mil.tufe-ins
same delicious tones aud shtuii be IA every
iamIly IN thu lnuJ. Any on who eau retI mi.
Advertisement can plRs II AZ once a. we'll as tho
most accomplished musician. ElagIutly Hnish.
ed' and ln oru tmont I" Euy fnbu, We aIsp
send with 10 u largo lot et M 1slr numbered "a
explained nOp,c. Tue ii,t includes Hone.
sweet Home; 'b'st 1tn-e 0i Sufuuar.'' Sy,eL
Hye AMI Byo;' "ull taiks 1t Huno.' "Hoii
lho tOrtl' ant ali tIr iavbrito molb lias Of thc
Ihy ftrIec' Sitisit'tiuV guaranteed. Every
ouc who pIrchtsos q .ilrscs thln lni rec m.
lneul' thom To tu'ir ne.g lrprs Thlnk oft
no more twllprs r'1n.h7 1T suly tn nnster
music ietc r. supcrb musical Instrument,
AZ ready lot nc lui requiring ~ uraciice 10
pay perfectly. Scnl at once, amt in tho
u NRrttlr you wi have : thlutoI beauty ami
u l"y l'teErr. sent prepaid IN u registered
Package '"al,h ensures absolute SAT-, .ioIiv.-,l
% receipt ct price, : s- o. Remit hv most ufar',
order ur r.lI-'"rrt lctts.. AIIr,.s krN
DALI CO., - itiuLiiu s. H ,-tar N,.s
'Au Old established coucoru Nhr-c rrli,hiIity
IN unqu"-i b. n,I.'' N Y W,rd
Mar q. I'm.
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statement OF tho Assets AMI liabilities of sny
ner county, January lst, 1850.
Assets.
Amt due and In hands Of OOlisctors.
outstanding tax for lsi9 6i9Toi
" 1873
and previous years isis6s
bai In hands OF Treas'r l,TsO 10 $3.50 az
Liabilities.
outsts ndins orders forls 1883
1873
Aniproyious years II125 SIS Ss
Assets In excess over liabilities s7sls
TO The Honorable, ne Jtl9cs Of The Court
Of C1ntmon Peas Of Me County Of
saWicr.
We, tho undersigned, Audi,
tors Of Snyder county, DO certify that in
pursuance of the 47th Section Of the act.
entitled "An Act relating 10 Counties.
Townships, &c." passed the 10th day Of
April, 1854. wo met at the Commissioners
Office, Ia the county or Snyder on tho 9th
day of January. 1880, aud did audit, ad-
just, and settle the several accounts 10
quired Of us by law, agreeably to the sev.
eraI Acts Of Assembly and Supplements
thereto. according to the best of our judg-
meDt and abilities, and that the foregoing
is u correct and true Statement OF the nc,
er Of said County.
In witness whereof, we have hereunto
set our hands and seals. at the place afore-
said this 7th day Of January A. ID. 1880
NER Is. MIDDLtsNARrH, LIS.
8. s. MAuRER, us
DANIEL DIETEEBAcH, us
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7reusrcr's ArcOutt.
Reuben Droese, Treasurer. In account yIth
Snyder County Tor the yonA A. ID 1879.
Dr..
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auditors january
1Stto December 3Is, tncluSUe
, 1880-04-04
RREADSTrFFG.

FLOUR-Was dull, with no material change in tone
Some quoted the market weak. and others called II
quotaAons. Sules we're limited 10 576 bsls winters
partly at <A00; nd H br]s springs privnte terms
Export dours in sucks were quoted ut $i0aa315 10,
extras md Ss25a550 for choice do.
OTuEK BAEADsTuFps-Saes wero reported Of 4
cars bran Mt $l3.50@1400; middnxs ut s6.75G
Auo cars shortsi at sllo054.2a. Course corn-mea
wus nominal ut sl3, ,I3H per ton truck
SPRING WHEAT-Wa5 rather more active and
nervous. but without h vide range OF prices The
market for May declined lc advanced 1>a, nnd closed
ess!9s g xnils 1y@ts
ssaoia ~sf nS I ea, a IT, t
sn2 s & S: 1s st:s;$9s. s % i
Ts5c | s g a. Mhte e e ;n The er
to1 rYs* ss4t aosR S 4ssos sa the Ss
sae$ :I:, sdSanesd T. oSIGS sS aSa tI' ls esst
AZ i 5 sI5s Rf;sS*sS $ss5: dsssS o. Ssss e
s1lY nSpot sales we're reported of 51 " 81: at
g II I'D a'assf sa T. .anps t i * Il e.
1St9l SGkEH%n, 3p, oac1nttve, acvo IN ,otn7,. md
sdsa pss rs E3 Hs as es9 @
rn later. About the Only no!e*orthy fcsturs ii TIC
HAY. Other futures wero nut much wanted,
and spot corn wns time; though selling at prIcos
which ALLOW fair profit shipments to WESTON
Europe. Giit1sdEed receipts Of E9 in I!oek isand
huuses At SIZE Seller May opened ut Juc, sold 1t
asc, then at a'5<c, advanced 10 a1c, and closed at
3sc June ranged ut 24t4;i36c closing 1T 3j1@c und
July nt 3I3ssc closing TT the outside. Seller the
month OF round lots of re2nla: was nearly nominal
at s'nF " S b4s e. IT, " aaS % sgS. ss
treKular} at 81 s. 0U bu do at 34@H5c: ea0 bu
new mixed At ;klc: +U bu do at 3ic; 4D bu rejected
at afo; l50U bu by sample at 3xgaGc truck; 5.uu
bu % u free on board cars and 1.QO bu choice
OAT3-Hcre fairly motive, closing stnde lower
thar, Inst Friday. The iunge VAS about the snMe
on that day tile market opening weak under FUR Of
IerlnEs Ana IN sympathy with other Erain 1ater New
YORK was hrmor. Shippers tn tho 1oc1il market,
and futures m we're mors sought after With tower sell
lake ut 1&;si1sc and fresh No. white 2sc; May
opened ut abc, sold at rc. then ruse to 3UIc, aud
clos1u at S0Hc July OUTS sold ut 291J6c and closod
~, @74c; April " 10 Samples wore stcudy. Cash
rsStr a. V IL b. nftc f tsss: siSlae,
at ssc; !! GU bu by sample si3l4c Oh uaok; alnd
free on board. Total. E,nU Du. ''''.' ~ D"S''''~
,KiE-Fus quiet and steauy April was quoted ut
&c, and fresh No ut Sc- The offerings were small
52c on track, aud 9b bu at 73xc free Oh GUnrd Total
!, ,ut0 pu.
BAkLEY-Was again quiet, with little change in
pFaces me offerings weru small, and few buyers up
appeared. few Cur lots were tnken by consumers
and barley is being taken gut OF by
reEuar sold 1t Sc and rst storage receipts Sc the
sales we're reported OF 2NO 6u extra Ut 55aSu; 5W
ou BY sample ut aec on truck Total. 2,5t0 bn.
, 1880-04-04
SOCIETY TOPICS.

One OF the most superb robes Of this sea
fon's importation is (: combination Of cur
rant-colored satin sublime and dark olive
| colored satin, embroidered in a pattern o1
| yari-c0lored three-fourths blown moss-rose
bud and foliage,-the moss cfinging In sc
frail a fashion to the calices that careful
| handling OF tho CONNECTION Is absolutely nee.
essary.
Constant Mayer, Of New York, who paint
ed "The Recognition" "Consolation,' u
"Love's Melancholy 'tThe Song of the
Shirt" and other noted works, has placed
eightycry striking works On sale at Wo1cott's,
Isl State street.
Bllkineton has passed away. Mrs. B., who
newspaper, said: ...What pity John
couldn't read this. He would be SO pleased
to see Ills name III print"
tention to their Superb picture e-frames and
special exhibit Of fne works Of art, 199 and
2of Wabash avenue.
Manville ito his widowed friend Chasuble,
who has views on art): as it true that
SSa"rter SSa@ya ?59ken o wh Sir Hfn5ys
1S5esa TO- atn1aE vi j. csasabteg sSasamt,ag
1ncompatibility OF complexion. She does
not suit my furniture.'
Spring and summer styles In trimmed pat
terms are inaugurated at Wyant's spacious
pattern rooms, 15S State They are also
agents for S. F. Taylor's system, journals,
and stock.
Collars hold a very prominent part in the
present fashions, and there are many. kinds
to be seen. There are jet collars, "11aza-
hito rihH collars 7oa made Of plated black and
collar, OF handsome guipure or 'p0int a
IalEuille" lace, and many other styles Of
batfste and muslin trimmed with lace.
The choicest millinery shown this season
was at uagedon's, z and II Madison. On
Wednesday there will be q special exhibition.
Our drawing rooms are filed to overflow
ing with Chinese fancies and japanese curl
osities Of all sorts. A late whiln conceals
the back of straight pianos BY 4 trellis-Work
Of bamboo. over which climb the foliage and
blossoms OF exotic plants
Mbody's star system Of square measure
ments for cutting ladies' clothing, conceded
to be the best by all familiar with It. Call
and investigate at Nine Morse's Pattern
Parlors. 125 State, Room "a. Agents wanted.
It is on account Of their artistic beauty Of
color! ing that India cashmere shawls are ever
popular. II the wliim OF a moment causes
1t now and then to be abandoned for some
, 1880-04-04

corresponding week &68t ear. ~t.us ts0&z I.96.SE
The monthly statement Of the United States
Treasury shows some curious facts Besides
the listing OF the different funded loans, table
is given showing the amount Of bonds past due
and not presented for payment, and on which
interest is stopped. OF the old debt that matured
Jan !, 1857, $57,665 has not been called for, and
the interest On the debt amounts to $84,174
Large amounts ere outstanding due previous to
1sG0. The total amount OF debt matured On
which interest is stopped is $9, as2 965 on which
there Is due for interest 1881 r558. There can be
uo doubt that a large percentage Of the sec1lri-
ties for this debt have been burned, sunk in
rivers or the ocean. or otherwise lost, and that
! no means are left to recover this Large amount
of money from the Government.
The amount Of debt bearing no interest con-
Bisttng OF 1egal-tenders gold and silver ccrtId-
Gates, etc, Is 1881 0, ,ees OF this sum $13,Ge5e9
Is fractional currency, perhaps ut least threc-
fourths Of which is lost Our venerable Uncle
is making great deal OF money out OF the mis-
fortunes and care1esness of tho people.
In railroad bonds, In New York on Thursday,
the dealings were light, and generally with small
fluctuations Erie second cousoIs sold at $3.50
Rh, against 9@H the day before, and the funded
Is at 664@S6A. Missouri, Kansas & Texns first
consos were X higher, at 103, the seconds SELL
ing Mt 674@G7 ex-intetcst- New Jersey Central
consols sold at 1054 ex-quartcriy interest Ohio
l. Mississippi were quoted ex-two coupons,-one
years tntcrest,-and sold at 1134Gbl14, against
looh On Wednesday; trsts of Springfield Divis-
ion rose to 81h1Sl. The Elevated Railroad
hrsts were steady; New York at LIZ, and Metro
politan at 10aGlnx.
, 1880-04-04
BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

Special Dtspdteh to Tbs Chicago Tfibnne.
NEW YORK., April 3-Operntions in stocks to.
day were dull but ut times quito foverish. The
market opened steadi1y and an effort was made
to work up stocks without adding to the load the
bulls are already carrying. About II o'clock q
sharp decline set In without any pressure ap.
parent, however, to break prices. Coal stocks
led in the weakness, Jersey Central going of over
2 per cent The weakness extended throughout
the entire List, but the dealings were not at
tended with excitement Fresh orders were
quickly sent In to purchase, and the market was
rallied up to near the opening prices- At noon
the bank statement appeared, showing an
unexpected loss in the reserve Of nearly
Sl,ao00 0o0, which induced fresh selling move
ment that was again met by FREQ support from
the bull party, and, after considerable ductua-
ton. the market closed strong and generally at
ingly dun, notwithstanding money, after ruling
sharp through most OF the day, was eased on to
I per cent
advance, but in respect to the general list the
immediate outlook is towards decline. Man.
haitian stock recovered somewhat to-day,
ssns ts'i been aseertained tint the Company Is
suffering d deficit OF more than q <3o1 daily.
There is 6teady buying In ST. Paul & Ainnc-
u2 enFnines: Illinois Central and Western dividend
ay gsors heh ao
future prospects there Is growing feeling OF
uncasiness.
to IN interfere ede With b operations for general md
steady use Gould is still bearing the market,
and appears unwilling 70 5oln the 9plls IL j. except
tintine Tor The speedy construction OF line Of
sruad parallel with the Lake Shore from Ioiedo
70 o'na4? 10 TIE Western Annotated Prxs.
NEW YoRx, April 2-GoVernments quiet but
, 1880-04-04

10 Dss Editor q 7He Chicago 1F1bVnE.
CHICAGO, April 3.-You say in your issue
Of the Sd that the undersigned has no visible
means OF support 1hope fou will give space
that l'nlay inform your readers that visit to
No. 200 Clark street will show that T am en-
gagged in business at that number. and have
been for the past year. Respectfully yours,
FRANK LAWYER,
Alderman Eighth Ward.
, 1880-04-04
By TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN,

Special Dtspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
LIVERPOOL. April 3-u:U a. m.-FLoun-No. !,
lis; No. 2 lis 3D.
Observation-Disclosures, No. I. lis Sd: No. 2 lbs
10d spring, No. l. lis; No. :, 11s whito No. !, los
lid; No. lbs I'd; club, No. lis Sd; No. 2 liz Corn
New, No. ]. So sd.
PRov1sloSs-Pozk a1s.. Lard, as
LYEAfooI, April a-CorTQz-Aetire and nrm At
, 1880-04-04

When in Venice glass works an artisan fails
IN blowing fine ornament, he turns it into q
bottle, and his fellow lnborers cry .'Fiaseol"
When Florentine lady wished to jilt her i'd
miror, she ut the end OF a cotillon presented him
Fiorentine society hears that beau has been
lifted, he receives from many people Aascos Of
all forms and sizes. !
, 1880-04-04
FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Produce Markets Moderately Act
iVe-Provisions and Hogs
Firmer.
hheat at1sn md lARa-Goru ru::Es,ier- -ettef Grain
STEADY.


fHJnm
+ . s.ocA market yes1e3oaJ WIS acuse' ma
~,,a. euons n', Heu o1stsaonteo tnfougnont tne
~ -,e.at ~ ~ .ae gay cnor.s were mAae % uenl-
,,.,e4o ~ ooe win uo pescepuoie enec1 upon
,..'.sa, 4me ka4ns ano losses "ere prerty evenly
1' t3aosachons IN tae hio7aIoo pfopef"
~ vert 'aI.e. ano closing prices were IN 1aFot
~ e1s oae.opon1an advanced ~ per cent,
a,aua'1an '7s' toe aa1tef unoer oonunueo
49, s9 ~ pivnets VINO Gay or re"o s'nce were
80 oSue1s- Inc "ppoataace VI Inc oat4A
- a... ~e. ~as - not t1esa1o''o % tasol,oe' maae
s,osaa @uAose AZ pl4ee0. aau .ao na.Aos
n*,s. W.. Ill 'ne nf1nntsa toae coulo aaVo oeen
Ca.pss
.o.ras - oe.1 u. Que alno 1en " u. ~.
s eo " va a. tae ~. no"en.- 1ne "apaeo
e rs,s,1 W.T. neKtecoea' missouri, hausas q le1aS
An.s r,. aeu'e' ~ltuoo. any naserlAl auvAuee
"e1c 1--WE. fun.ots "a o'*AiAln's Iuai
s-l aau uolus ~ - ."ueaoe uue coelse =. tno
..un neAe "eeA, ~ - no1 unpfopao.e, no~-
u!@I~ ttae nalAet wiz w acuse, as1 ~ ~
ueseo al easy 1ate 1o1 money Hust soon pfcsali.
O. ~ 20, xerw anu ~ 4na.;
xa,oo,, ~ aoosvt'e's' - NoA
as 20 A"'7sS>l'oA' ole1&'e* VI YIN
''1se, '-ssss- sss--
T., relku .l e1enanee, pooeeo, 4oossxotoen: acsual
III NGW 30fk. 4633xt4b5 ana b1A4b4H3. Inc
, 1880-04-04


The st9ck = n market opened 4trong and % prices p
nda Southern, and Michigan Central leading the
upward moye1nent Subsequently there wns
ment being Induced By the Belief that the bank
statement would be unfayor:lblc. AFTER the
bank stntement was published the market grad
purchases, the entire list advanced il to ah per
cent, closing strong, with IN upward tendency.
The features Of the market during tho after
noon were PacItic Mail, Uuion Pacific, Erie,
Ohio & Mississippi, and Vanderbilt shares.
, 1880-04-04
COMMERCIAL.

The following were the receipts and shipments
of the leading articles Of produce In this city
during the twenty-four hours ending ut o'clock
Saturday morning, and the corresponding time
Inst year:
, 1880-04-04

5s?s; @ sa'ss a@ Rr''': ''een''ea aud s1
sss q $?%t?$gksSss59 kErn1rz'A
Il sal; s'aS '!sliss sis IL "a Foif
LoSR9S S,Aprtla-I!vEAroo1-W Wheat rather e4g: qg:
sf Tsts aes Ea II Fl M sera .sady csos: i:
1 St.. r ne9 1at5 M Go4a M
lsrsoes On % sa ] ]nesecicd noshaR dsns;
aSaa liz Ga N SasF
xas e A ;S1x a. a. ss NJ s8e ssss5 a.
G Gorn stetdy; ~ pressurS to sell American mixed IS
nae ao5s Fo ssd .as S1 sSa
ID; e, Is; Il sslsS ~ s o.; enss:s g Il:
NEW YORK.
NEW YoRK, April 3.-CorTos-Flrm at ls9ly15c:
futures 1rm; April 12-Sc; May, i3O4c; June, Ll9c;
July, a9c August. 1a5ec; September. l301o; October
R21c; November, 1LaIc; December. 1LS3c.
bLouR-Du and weak; receipts, Is Goo br1s; super
State and Western, $Ll0a4Gs common to good axtra,
As5s525; good to choice. $5:NQ125; white whent
'5o Mnnss9sa ~, sS patent process, q iiSAS35.
"a SfRs I II s9'srxs; sssL
fEaded WAtc s.Jt5Et No. do, $l.INpl-A; No. rcd.
Apr1!. $I3t4sE1s4; 3iuy, sL3595 LUZ; June, N3149
slS5A corn-Deman9 active; receipts. 2igG1 bu: IN
gr1sdSd ofhc; No. I 81; No. 2 o4ls55c No. white,
81 sag 1ss iasa rs Ws;s2a 2s.s "a e
ElAc: white WGstern, I9]6fG37c.
HAr-ln good demand at full prices: DC
Aors-9uet uet but firm; yoarlng, S9olsc; Eastern and
western. 0g-oci New York State, N9SGc.
GAoCklukS-Eonee dull and unchanged. Sugar
but steady.
PROVISIONS Demand fair and market trm
.~tE1AoLEUn-Quiet At 65c: crude, ix@14oi refined.
TALLoW-Steady and unchanged.
RES1N-Nominaly unchanged.
E0Gs-Quiot hut trm; Western, Hs11c.
LEATAEN-Actiye nnd ttrm: hcHOok sole, Buenos
weights. z5927Kc,
WooIGHnlet 1cnlet but hrm; domestic scece, 50a65c;
,PkoyIsIoSs-Pork stoady; old naesa, $il.o6; new.
sM.IA 6eel quiet Cut meats dull; long olehr mid
prime steam, S7.57xs&76215.
HCTfEh-DulI3 Western, 2l@Bc.
CHKE3E-Quiet and unchanged
WHISKY-Easer at $1.0.
copper dull and unchanged;
ssodch; sSa* 50 u; American Sa.oooao, Rnaah
NAIL3Cut $aD@5 40; cluch 56SOa7aa
, 1880-04-04

Withdrawn from store during Friday for city
consumption: !, ,29l bu wheat, 900 bu oats, l7,46l
bu barley.
The following grain was inspected into store
in this city Saturday morning: ! CIR No.
winter wheat, 20 cars No. 2 spring, II cars No.
8 do. II cars rejected go wheat: los cars No. 2
corn, II cars high-mixed, 3 cars new mixed,
cars rejected a94 CORN; i car No. oats. Is cars
No. white, cars No. 2, 3 cars rejected, car no
grade G3 oats); cars No. 2 rye, car rejected @
rye) cars No. barley, car rejected g barley.
Total rs cars, or 49, 900 bu. Inspected out: 47O0
bu wheat, s2,4s8 bu corn, 2o3 bu oats, and 6,6A
bu barley.
The following table shows the movement OF
breadstufs and Tive stock in this city during last
xr1ff corpro richru.
, 1880-04-04

Nervous. sleepless, and overworked find lest
and no1tri6hment In Malt Bitters. -, !
, 1880-04-04

Sales: Best Becher. 50 ut t5J; California 100 at
6; SierrA lu ut E355, lW at Sub; Boston consol-
dated, 10y ut lis Consodntcd Pacific. S2U; Chi
cnYo silver Gin. ati Mt Is; Shenandoah common, 20
, 1880-04-04

MINING NEWS.
CHICAGO STOCK BOARD.
The following figures show the prices ruling at
the Chicago Mining Board It being Saturday,
only one session YAa held:
, 1880-04-04

Money loaned up to per cent per annum and
lilo per diem, but became easy. and closed at I
per cent, Primo mercantile paper: SOS.
Sterling exchange, 90 days, steady at 485: de-
mand, 4S1A.
The following ia tho weekly bank statement:
Loans. decrease, $22,200; specie, decrease,
81, ,1 500; legaltcnders, decrease, $4o5. 900: de-
posits, decroasc 81 lG TOO; circulation decrease,
$la 600; reserve, decrease. 81, Fl .076-
The banks now hold $Ag, 900 less than the legal
, 1880-04-04

The leading produce markets were moderately
active Saturday, and steadier, with a frmer
feeling In pork products, and some nervousness
, 1880-04-04
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, 1880-04-04

other style Of wrap, ladies Of tasteinyariabl.
return to the India shawl. the richest ami
most distlngu6 looking of all garments.
Ladies in society who take pride in tht
| appearance OF the foot, always order thell
boots Of Keller, under the Palmer House, fol
his boots are warranted to fit elegantly.
The great beau Of Florence is the Prince
married ladies, and only exchanges pretty
glances with the single ones. He drives a
pair OF handsome gray ponies:
There is Ito be public exhibit of some
.loues " OF bonnets and hats from the famous
FRENCH M;zne desingafs, AnnSs Ct Georgett; ygsse'
6srR's "openinE" next Wednesday and
all ladies should see these goods.
4 writer in the Boston Transcript thus
relates a tale Of wo: 1.-THE young lady
came and tried to sell me a manuscri ipt story.
peated our usual formula of no space, no
money, no time, and no: anything to her.
Ieacher all editDr?' inquired mildly.
NO, indeed was the answer, 'she'S q per
son OF refinement and education.'"
French ranges, croquette baskets, Saratoga
and refrigeratoEs, at Harbeson's, s. N. Clark.
Sometimes the front of the dress OF a self
colored material is shirred or puffed. The
side-eores are Of a figured fabric, and the
back of the self,colofed tissue is trimmed
and Iooped up with biased band or scarf of
the figured tissue.
At the sign Of the Gray Horse {Tompkins,
Bnrllngame u Co.'s, $50 Wabash ayenue),
will be found the only full stock of English
saddles and equestrian goods in the city.
u0rSeback riders take note Of this.
a Bridgeport woman unconsciously went
to church last Sunday with two hats on her
head-one inside of the other-and score or