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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-08-07
NJ. S. SeHRoYER,
Late Of Co, G. l47th Reg't.

Rey. Christian G. Echenberg was the son
of Peter aud Wilhelmena Echenberg. He
was born ON the 10th day Of Dec. A. d.
1916, in Germany, in Riiitefn Kreis Schaum-
burg, Kurlurstenstinc, Hease. He was bap-
tzed by ReY, Patri, pastor Of the Reformed
Church. He Vas confirmed as a member OF
the Reformed Church in his his l4th year.
He studied in Germany, came TO America
in his 27th year. Shortly after he was or
dained To the Office of the holy ministry by
the East Pennsy lyania Glass of the Reformed
Church, IN the United States. He was mar
fied To MARI Ann Acheuback, from PLAIN
field, Northampton Co.,, Pa. at Easton, June
oath, lS4S, by Rev. NJ. Harpel. He died
OF some sort Of abdominal atlecton-tumor
in the bowels il is supposed. Shortly before
he died he ssiG 81 am g,adp' He told his
wife to read the 466th hymn of the Re.
formed hymn book in German. He died
on the 18TH Of June, at p. m, aged 53
years, months, and 26 days His funeral
text was l Tim. 3; IA Is. Rev. Eleheuberg
did work for three men. He was a farmer,
a business man and a minister. He never
had day Of rest-a Sabbath like other men.
lie never took the minister's Sabbath
Monday-as a day Of rest. He was never
IDLE, always busy. Besides his farm ani
business caresf he studied good deal. He
was good sermonizer and preacher, especi-
ally in his younger days. He could expound
aud explain Scripture. HIS sense Of right
ives greatly developed, which was ready at
all times 10 resist unnghteousness aud dis
honesty. He was man who was straight
| forward in and from the pulpit. Lab0rer
! rest n peQcs.. ]. Z, FRLENAs.
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Andehried DOts.

An unusually severe thunder storm
passed over our place on Monday last. The
electric current paid a short visit at the
house O', Gideon Davis, and also at the Hon.
ey Brook machine shop. But little damage
done.
The base ball fever is spreading again,
and the prospects look promising for the us
ual number OF spraned ankles, broken FIN
gers, etc. The Keystones, OF Honey Brook,
have organized fifty strong, while a club is
already in hourishing condition in York
town.
The young men OF Beaver Brook are or
ganizing an athletic club.
A great number of our people are anx-
lously awaiting the result of DR.. Tanners
fast. Should he be successful, and prove to
the world that cutting is only habit-and
a bed one-this world will be happy one,
as water is plenty and very cheap.
"A lodge of the Junior Sons Of America
has been launched forth on the placid wa
ters of society here. We wish our young
men success
The re-dedcation ceremonies at the
Presbyterian CHURCH on Sunday, were very
imposing. Rev. b. j. Waller, of Blooms.
burg delivered a very able sermon. Hi:
style and delivery, were srch that the aud.
fence were held, as it vera, spel- bound
The singing by the Song Bird Troupe, o
Beaver Meadow, was acknowledged by all
present to have been superb.
Quite number of our people visited
East Mahanoy camp meeting on Sunday
| We are informed by those who attended thai
the best of order was preserved, and no.
even the "weed" allowed to be sold on the
grounds.
"A Garfield and Arthur club was organ
lied here on Saturday evening. Hosacb
Hall was filled to overfowing with citizens
who came to hear the issues of the day dis
cussed by Wright aud Troutman, Esqs., o
Hszleton. Both speakers did well, aud as
result ct their labor thirty. six "stalwarts'
| signed the roll.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-08-07
July 80, 1880.
For the CARBON ADVOCATE.
evils of (sOssip.p

"EVilS of Gossip
l have known country society which
withered away to nothing under the dry rot
Of gossip. Friendships, once es firm as gran
ite, dissolved to jelly, and then away to wa
ter, only because of this. Love, that prom
ised a future as enduring as heaven, and as
staple ds truth, e3aporated into a morning
mist, that turned td days long tears, only
because Of this. A father and son were set
foot to foot WIN the fiery breath Of anger
that would never cool again between them,
only because of this. A husband and his
young wife, each straining at the hated
lash, which, in the beginning, had been
the golden bondage of a good, blessed love,
sat mournfully by the side of the Ersve,
where all their love and JOY lay buried, and
only because of this. | have seen faith
transformed to mean doubt; hope give place
to grim despair, and charity take upon ITSELF
the features of black malevolence, all be-
cause of the fell words Of scandal, and the
magic mutterings of gossip. Great crimes
work great wrongs, and the deeper TRACE
dies Of life spring from its larger passions
But woeful and most melancholy are the
uncatalogued tragedies that issue from gos-
sip and dctracton; most mournful the
shipwreck often made of noble natures and
lovely lives ny the bitter winds and dead
salt water of slander So easy to say, yet so
hard to refute-throwing blame on the in
noeent, and Furnishing them as guilty, it un-
able to pluck out the strings they never see,
and to silence words they never heard. Cos
sips and slander are the deadliest and cruel
lest weapons man has for his brothers hurt.
TON"
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Weisnnnrf Itnras.


ON Saturday evening the democrats
will hold a meeting OF the public school
house for the purpose of organizing Han
cock and English Club. All are invited 10
be present. Addresses will be delivered by
prominent speakers, among whom will be
our fellow townsman, Hon. j. G. Zeru, and
others. At the same time the veterane will
meet fot the purpose Of organizing a Hau-
cock Veteran Association. The latter body
is to be composed of old soldiers from lie.
highton, Weissport, Franklin, Mahoning
Packerton, East Penn, Parry vile, and vi
vinity. Let all those who desire 10 vote for
Hancock and English be present
The Carton Herald continues to improve
in spiciness.
Mr.. j. W. Gilham, a soldier who fought
through the war, from beginning 10 end, is
the mostenergetic Hancock man we have on
this side the river. There are two more ex-
union soldiers who have heretofore been
somewhat reticent, who have come to the
fixed determination Of supporting the hero
Of Gettysburg. Still they come.
Examination of teachers took place on
Tuesday, at the East Wessport school house
Only one person-Miss Julia Christman -
was examined, and certificate granted.
What has become Of the aspirants fol
the District Attorneyship7
"A. F. Snyder, an energetic young bust
ness man, of this place, intends attending
the Millersville State Normal School during
the coming winter.
Mics Mary Smith returned from Ocean
Grove last Friday evening.
Mr.. A. H. Tobias, of Mauch Chunk
was in town on Tuesday afternoon, on busi.
ness.
Mr.. Eugene Everitt, one of our worthy
school directors, is one of the rising Young
men o. the day. He is energetic and perse.
vering, and. of course, he is Hancock man
Those ladies who had made Weissport
their summer residence, took their fna
leave on Monday forenoon for Philadelphia
ARCHIE.
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A Brutal Ontrage.

On Monday morning between l and 5
o'clock a fendish outrage was committed by
three boat men at Glendon. They boarded a
canal boa. and entered the cabin, in which
were sleeping Mr. and Mrs. Bloevert and a
driver boy. At the poirt Of the pistol
Bloevert was driven upon the deck with the
boy, and one OF the rutlians kept guard over
them while the other viliiIrs outraged Mrs
Bloeyert. These wretChes changed guard
over Bioevert and the boy three times and
oaci time the assault upon the unfortunate
woman was repeated. Their conduct was
brutal in the extreme, aud when they lefl
the boat, just before day break, their vic
| tim was more dead than alive. Mex
morning police officers captured the leader
a rough, burly fellow named Morris, Will,
| he was sleeping under q tree near the Glen.
/ don furnace. He is q well known Paterson
rough, and the officers had some tr5pb.,
/ with him. He was handcutied and com,
mitted 20 Jail, having admitted his guilt
I Another Of the men, named Lilley, from
| Newark, n. j., was caught and was ident
/ fed by Mrs. Bloevert. The other escaped 4
New Jersey. Mrs Bloevert is a bright, in
telligent woman Of attractive appearances
and is sorely distressed in mind in conse
] quence Of this brutal outrage.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-08-07
list OF PATENTS

Granted by the United States to citizens ofthis
state, for the week ending Aug 8, 1880 furn-
ished for the CARBON ADVOCATE, from the
Law and Patent office Of J. Moo. PERKINS,
500 l. Street, Washington, u. q.
w Z. Hartmann, and A. Raymond, Phila-
delphia, friction clutches for machinery.
H, Irwin, Morton, domestic oven for lamp
stoves.
]. IL. Irwin, Morton, lamp stoves.
F. Jarecki, service box for gas and water
pipes. .,.,....
O. T. Leopold, asslgnor to Lloyd, Supplee
s. Walton, Philadelphia, meat cutter.
]. PH6ager, assighor Of Il interest to 5
Kessler, Philadelphia, cloth measuring ma
chine.
E. L. Tassey, MeKeensport, siphon propel'
Ter pump.
G. Trump, assignor of a interest to @. II.
Carstens, Driftwood, pitcher.
G Hayes, Girardville, compound for pre-
pairing the wicks or matches Of miners' squlbs.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-08-07
Camp Fire.


WIN. Lozarus Post, G, A. r., Of Audenried,
will hold a "camp fire" at that place on Sat
urday, August 2lst. A general invitation
is extended To the citizens to attend the En-
campment and assist in the exercises, which,
they believe, will tend to keep aliYe in the
public mind the days gone by, and teach
the young of our country, patriotism and de-
votion In country. The exercises will COLI
sist Of drills, guard mount, dress parade,
sham battle, court martials, songs, speeches,
and other camp sports such as blanket toss
ingj f5ot racing, QUOT pitching, etc., etc.
Army ratiOns, such as bean soup, hard tack,
onions aud salt, bacon broIled at wood
fire and all of the well known fare of old
soldiers will be on hand. The principal
feature In the sports will be "fOot race
for the championship of the mountain. A
splendid dancing pavilion, with good music
in attendance, will all be provided. The
committee, com prised of the following we'll
known gentlemen, ia sufficient guarantee
| that nothing will be left undone which
would, in any way, add to the success of the
cainp-fre c. +. Falls, X. c. RUSSELL Il. c.
| Taylor, DIR. S. Lazarus and Thos. Baugher-
! ty. The cause Is worthy one and should
be well patronized by the loyal and patriot.
| ic people OF that section.-BHlietiH.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-08-07
A New Treatment.
Tie Golden Eliger Of LIE. Wondsr6ui Cures |

Tie Golden Eifrer Of Life. Wondsrfui Cures.
II you have Consumption, and would know
that your cough can be made Loose aud easy
Hectic Fever and Night SWeats checked 10 %
hours; Inflammation taken out Of the Lungs
and air passages at once; that you can be
uade to gain TO 8 pounds Of healthy flesh
per week II you have any Chronic Disease,
bronchitis, Asthma, Gatarrh, Dyspepsia, Siok
Headache, Heart Disease, Liver Complaint,
Nervous Debility, Seminal Weakness or Sper-
matorrhoea. loss Of sexual power Ia either sex
from any cause; ifyou have any form Of nery.
Gus weakness, losing flesh or wasting away,
and would know Of an immediat relief and
certain cure for many Of he severest eases IN
o short time, new method with new agents
20 fatten everybody, invigorate and make
strong aud healthy the most hopeless cases
cut this out and write ~ once for particu m
70 r, :. DIsPENSARY. BsTrien Springs
Mica igiy 1fYt
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-08-07

All persons resident in weissport and
Franklin, favorable to the election of Han
cock aud English 10 ths Presidency aud
vice Presidency, are requested to meet at
the School HOUSE, in Weissport, this lSatur-
day. evening, 7th inst, at 1880 O'Clock, lor
the purpose Of organizing a Hancock and
English club. Ralyl Raily!
By THE COMMITTEE.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-08-07
PROOF Positive.

"What everybody says must be true,
therefore il is proof positive that Kendall'i
SPAWN Cure will cure spavins, splints curb
and all unnatural enlargements and will
remove the buneh without blsteung. RsaG
their advertisement, for the remedy is hgv
ing an unprecedented sale which is entirely
on its merits. Is now sold by nearly if no
all druggists. Remember the name is Ken
dall's SPAWN Cure.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-08-07
| EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY

SHELDON BonwE1L Offers for sa1e nc n
sacr 1lce, a very VALUABLE PROPERTY.
located on the corner Of RAILROAD AND
FIFTH ~TREETS IN the BOROUGH OF
WEATBEELY Carbon County. Pa. For any
this Is m excellent opportunity. The lot is
supptsa with choice iruit, ana tie hOuse con.
tains sit gOOd.sIzed rooms and SPACIOUS attic,
with Bay Window on south eide. 10 furnished
with AL the modern improvements, fine
rance in the kitchen and on excellent heater in
the cellar which heats The whole building,
Connected with 1t are the necessary outhOuses,
stable smoke house, &c, pll In good coudliOn.
He also offers tor sale wtll.paving double
FRAME TENEMENT,
situated near the water tank, bringing in an
annual rental OF s98. They will both Oe so d,
cheap. for cash. Reason for sale-rUmOval to
Florida. Apply to
SHELDON BopwELL,
Corner 5th and r.. H. SIS, WeRtherly, Pa.
July IL wa
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-08-07
DIED.

SOH ELTHAM Err ON the oath nit, in West
Penn, Lai, rrus Victor, son of George and
Ann Sehollhamer aged months, % days.
GERBER.-On the 3lst ult.. in West Penn,
Jonathan, husband of Salome Gerber, aged
81 years, 10 months, and rs days.
HILTON the 1st inst, in West Penn, Rob.
bic Elias, son Of Jonas and Harriet Hill,
aged months, 90 days.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-08-07
Religious Notes.

EvANe ELIcAL CHURCH. WETssPoRT e. }.
Miller, Pastor. German preaching at 10
o'clock a. m, by the Pastor, Sunday School
at p, IN. English preaching at 1902. m.
ZIoN's REFORMED CHURCH, J. II, Hartman
pastor Preaching at 10 a. m, in German.
Sunday school al m. Preaching at 1880
p. m, in English
NJ. E. CHURCH, J. p. Miller, pastor. fOso
a. m, preaching, subjeot-"Lntle Lambs" ."
1880 p. m, subject Little Foxes" Sun
day school 2p. m. All are welcome.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-08-07

A woman who plays the sneak thief, and
has thus far escaped detection, has made
some extensive hsuls in Bethlehem, Allen
town and Eastvn.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-08-07
List of Letters

List of Letters
Remaining uncalled for at the Lehighton
post Office Aug, 2, 1880:
Auge, Mrs. A. NJ. Leeds, Ella
Breiner, Behj. Rau, Lewis
Cunier, Josiah Reigel, John
Derr, Chas. A. Rhoads, Josie
Eberts, Amos Rauch, Z.
Eberts, John Rehrig, Lewis
Gensemer, Clarinda Russle, VIM.
Kern, Francis Vokmar, r. Morris
Wolf, john.
Persons calling for any OF the above letter;
will say advertised"
T.Js SEFERI, Asst. p. NJ.
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Local and Personal.
TO sIJRSCRIBEUs,

Subscribers will please refer to the direc-
tion tabs on their papers, by SO doing they
will be able TO see whether they are square
on our books or not, thus:
John Fitzwilliam mars ~
Shows that the subscription has been paid
up till March 9Th, 1879, and consequently
there is one dollar due us on the present year,
which you will please remit, or $l.25 will be
charged If we have to send bill.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-08-07

Long Branch was at one period The Nee
ca of New York excursionists, Coney Island,
however, has drawn Off great portion Of
the people who believe in cheap excursions.
Therefore the class Of people are as a rule
more orderly and less obtNusive than in for
mer days, making it more agreeable resort
to such as prefer quiet soiourn at the sea-
side. AUGUST.
, 1880-09-15


nrr,.n,T ] MIX srnt 1ISt,o,.r,i ] i,os"ns,,r,.
~ Hl'en+' npp.' t'.t'o.n'' "o"h1fH'-
re''crs Colorado Alaskn and cansort, 1ay 0nuid.
Lyc0tnIug, Philadelphia; steaMl-bhrgca Superior
aud consort antl eohoouur IT. Il, CIoyeunl, ft|A-
watha ana eo,sort, 4; Az! Everett, , H. ;,, H. att,e aud
t,onn,rh,. nf,nh,vn,, Nicboiar,' N"iilc nnri,sr
Queen City, 0ueontu, 0corEc schernnn, Thrce
s.9thon '1ts'nartf GnP!a t"Is svI,, soss
lrcsttll,, ]. MMriu Scott, IsptttllnK, WMtertuwn,
ruro, AGatroas, Hiloril, Prussia. lastcd lrn,l.
Willie, Itasca+ Minnie Dav's:
j. PrsdRc0tl and cutisort; steAt.i-bnrpgs NInitt.
MtN,re, Fletcher and cus,sort, t}seo.H. IT, l[niy-
nrt ind barErs. Vicnln md col,sart; schoonurs
wiills Wi g. crosthwatu ] @ NeEausc @ t; QUIZ uAIus Asp.
r,vvr,.4xn
s,.-,,t r,t..,teh n ~. th,.oo, s%t,,,r.
CtevEf.tNi,' t.. Hont. H.-Arrired-f,rinei.o
City OF, Concord. Chicago; 4ltlaMt!e, nulltsll;
rnu,ory, Stont lilAEc, 6clkirt. II, d. Eioyuiuud.
NInneiIniin. Hnntitiskv, Mnr,tnttr. oT,e ~'
ClCurud-tropcilurs itpcheator, Civ of Cor.
cord, ChlcaEo; Paeltiu,. ,Wins!ow, Portags;
Tjbbotts, Gi,cego, coal; ii. III. Wari,cr' 'Ahra
lo1rl,t ns'to a! oye
land to Milwaukee,, ii freq; l>eh,wlltn, coil tu
10 Ios0l,to, $isU; Jessie tlrIn,noisi ninck
iMmj tn Hnrnjn. al cents: Thgn. Voas,sa. enS].
Cleveland tn Detroit, p. IT,: rAnJOr,l, c0ul Ash.
tahllA to Hamilton. p: t.; Alary. coal, CiUvu-
Kc!y's Island to Erao' r. I.
PORT HURON.
ponr tInRos. Mtrt,.. scnt. 1I.-ros.ed f,ow,..
rropcllors jay Gnuiil. phatlciphin; it,us Gint[-
, 1880-09-15
= - 7HEtI
- Silnry. TnH'W. Satf. 5htt'fr. lfs Mntf.
;,........,fn El.Asi ~ iH:ttiN Al Etanti
T1.........ET liiN4 ut k,.1H III HH,!4l
~. ,,,.....tf7 !kGIg W lAsG :G!' :aif..sil
saI,..,.,,,EH lSMj III lUf,gij IN 4rk3t


On 'rr.ttnt. night lust tho steamer Southern
ncr, willis OF lnrt Cre.tt. Lake i,iItnrn i,rokp
her crHl1k- tn md tylIJ.Ipr It IA hrtfty prutul.
bio that Rho will l,2Attt N. In commission th1s
scasol. ltupuirs nrn beintf nltunt Tnr,nt0.
4 tnnn Iint,inl Quinn ieli overheard frnni tho
Btcan,er Chlcor,l III Toronto lay Inst altun!ay,
but w,Is resrl,eti. Tho aectdcnt afforded M uil-
r,rt,i1tsty TUr Il fr test Of til, Iew arrarutsis
FOR lowering atnnLl hpnt*, Anl II wis found tU
work well. Tliu trs t!llGer md five l1u1i found
themselves M!iout n,,nust lrfBre tho steamer
could cheek her headwAy. Tltu detention suf-
fcrel ttr0ug Tho 1ilisllup amounted to uss than
ten t,inutcR.
Tho schooner Florence 1Iownr,l h,ls been COM
plGtcIy oycrt,tucd Huu rebuilt at NIllpu!nt,
EnilttliN.
Tho Government chain tug Il at tho Gnt0p4
llarIs .t,4t tho work Uf ,gct,ei1ftig tho cGunrl
will he begun ut t,Ilcc.
The l,Argcs Virginia and America hive been
hni,IesI ont at tho murine r1ilwny, KInystpn for
rcrurs.
Tho schooner Il. ". FO,Ycr tnale 4 run from
Oswegn to Ktugaton II, SIX hutlrs.
Tho Kingston U'hfg of tho 10th Inst. snya:
CMpt ttn1,fin, OF tic prunulicr California, Eta re.
reivc1 uE,scrs u hand tho bt,at uyur fn Cnpe.
Mustniigh, win hns bcGn appointed n,nstar.
Capt McMnlfKh WIS master Of tho altt,ite!l City
Ut 1t. CathuIlllcs, Capt. linnns holds ssnsofl
rupers. and wjt[ yuc tho Cplnp,tilY for tho bnl-
ance Of wages.
Tho Achpijnur j. II. Mend, bpltnA I'm, went
, 1880-09-15
PHILADELPHIA.

TulI.ApEtruiA. eopt. 1t.-fturn-Fsrm md un-
ehRrgad. aiyo Hour scnrca nj $4IEyltzJ
GHAIS-whont frlarr; rc1catut!. .s:s!k;c; No. rod
In elevator f1,a5.4; second call wcnk: No. Feh
September. tliE]t hid, tUyi nakcd; October, *lUitd
bid. s1ot nsknd November t1.o'3l bid tlIh nxked.
Corn-Deuand fn!r md n,arkot Arn'; yellow. Bic.
low and hRh mixed, h!aftEc, bucond rnlI. fnIe
domaud, sail mtxcs, scptomter, 6lAu BID. tl}fo
sa4ed; October, 52Ac bid. a29Sc asked. Novcnhsr.
b3}lc bid, HVkn asked; t}n,s-numnnd hcslvo, NJ. l
whitE, 4i54Gzt1e, Nm. nixrd, 57c.
rH0y1aloSN-Htentlyi mess sAtrk. 3l6,0gAiGM. Hams
-smnksd, l?taiaSi p!et1od. gulD1qc- l-aEd-katlIo.
M MI,t,F@rE!- @ @ and .ap!ed' creamery gaas,
7Nnia, oxtIns. s'tssSe; Western Reaorve, tH@!.c
EGGH-F -Ftrtnors l9c. .
EHEKsE-Qulgt but trusi WcatcFn full cream, 0h8
12lt1s an fair To Knnd. 1lGtlsc,
tETRuiKuM-FITIn: FgtnGd toc
WMtsKY-StSAdyt Hill
Observation-Disclosures br,sf rhens, $4,000 bu, corn.
18,HU hni Nhts iktD hM, rye, 10 bu.
'SHIrMRNTS-Corn W, ,W9 bu.
, 1880-09-15

spttfal D!srnseh to 7At CHtrdpn Tribune.
frw Yu,K, Hcrt. ls.-GftAtN-Wheht-Wtnsr
dealings scachoh hbesnl aggregate, In 9not rnst fst
shipment, opening stranger In several instances.
fh,HnE An advance Of fully 70 bn m Mvofe'l
BY rcinech nhcslhns. higher range nf price: Mt i!c
West, nnd romrwhas trsner mnfkrss adrlsca u! ny
sahlo hut inter In tho hfternnnn rtnu heavily IN the
option line on tho gradd NJ. rcd. which Rsa'a ~hs
decidedly tho most pr.nlncnt III Tho dny's trat,Fac-
tone, declining EhnFply Eulcrn y A@7fs w
fron tho highest figures OF tic dny on n rrneMcd
pressure 10 plnce supplies, partly IN speculative
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psf's S9 u . sss ss Ct sss ;s;s'
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lsic. r.n'.,;!a'e u'se; s"1t "Es'e w6a'a'sc; SUIT
Ea.,ai,fs on moderate t,sa1a: ,:,". f"s
freight ~ Y :"'Est ;.; :sa;a IL ~ % ID
shnnxca, falarcx siSndy: sensa.!r ix :: ~i"hss. %
le %ae tshtss ssSssi l%s; fi aa1s anri is
FtOun-F,r,u. sere!ms. 1%an hrls; rxrtrs.. 100
si,"i e1sta rnoi t":,n,rc t.$.d$i; s,iie
wheat exi. klat 4HH exIrs tlist. Hn:1'a; ~ Iuuls.
NMsit1'; aisnne.hn t,ltant nE.sess, Hi,'l*s ~! ~
, 81; S .prs Mns. tsFs'ts 1tsee e ec acpo H.
vru,lci1 rcd, essat ta{ NJ ;:s!, ti..:4etHH4i NJ:
du, fle at9l III; nllxe!f wInter, tUii HhHEns,ud white,
K.c93iMi; ~. I'D, ttiH.,stlit;A NJ: 10 titts!n
fI!9}st.n: November, tltrtlasl!l t'nsn N iair
aS,saa afss s*a; ses'kss w. ii ,e'iS% III
so1ebesp o oss ,as.,cste1t Icesins
bu; cxiHrts. IlttlHj hi; Western u,lxcl lu4 u}4c.
white Wcsturn. II9< tlc
HAr-iletmnnu fur md market hsm.
fiHu"EllEs-CnneG dull und unchanged. Sugar
Kiec stessty miih ~ fatr ttnmnHi.
. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES but Hrmi unlted Nc; reuneu.
TALLow-Qniot but etea.!y nt 5-saG ;-lto.
ItEfIN--stfunR nt $lhslYhaa.b{f
TuNrESTtSE--FtsM nj stila4tac.
l'n,sytst1Ss- lUT*. nnctia II sta1s nccf quiot
n,iddu. Slit siiort clans. ta lasd hcnyyi prime
HETrEi.-Stronr Wcstcrn, lS)xG3ic,
tuEESE-tlful Ut III LII.
, 1880-09-15

BALrn1onE, Md. sopt N.-Corros-Dn, mid
diinR 1lf@flKc,
FLoujt-stoady and unchanged.
0HA1N-WhcAt higher, Western 1rns fo.2 Wust-
winter rod. sput. N5ii Heptcmbor. slN4
&l0sA, Ocsober, {.0f{tsf.OGl&: Hovenbur, t1.1sA4s
16Ks December. &iyy}4DliE9f. cnrn--Wostcrn
stcndy and 1uiott Wcslorn mixed. spot und Bcptem-
ber. 6lA@5l15o; Uctohor 6chaasc, ntenn,or, SD1(<l
6ic. Outs stoadys Western white, Al1{2c, mlxed II
aIlEc. Hye fl11u md highGF NJ tbc.
1IAY--Ijnchnrscl.
pNuv1slONN-F1rM and unchanged. ...
httTrEH-Ftr1ni prltDe TO Gl!ucS Western packcdt
l7heEE. .. ,-..z @%
EHGs-F}r1u At tic.
1tETN0LEuM-Unchhnycd+ ..
.COFrEE-Quicts Rio cargoes. ordinary to fa,r, 10
&c.
EuaAn-Quiot; 4 knft, lU1{&lGHc.
WHIsAY-QH9t at t1.t7. 7....
fnEIGlrTs-I,o liysspool por etenmor nnehanRcd.
HECEirTH-Flouf+ .skhi brlst wheat, SLID bur corn
n *n BY; oa.s. N.Y. l.1,i, i, 5ys; n, n'.
SALEs-Wheat, G!!d5. .::ta3 Iii, CORN b2,aaN bu.