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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-05-08
SOUTHERN NEWS.

GEORGIA has 2l9,72S Baptists.
ONLY nine counties in Texas are with.
out newspapers.
The Atlanta Cotton Factory has 500
employees at work.
In Gibson County, Tennessee, David
Holt killed 500 partridgcs within six
months
DIR. BRIssELL, of Bcafort, S. c., ex.
poets to grow $4,000 bushels of rice this
year.
A NUMBER of capitalists from differ
ent parts of Georgia are investing in
real estate in Atlanta.
LOUISVILLE has 74l physicians. Tho
number of medical societies in the Stat
is thirteen
THE contract has been let for the erec-
tion of public library building in At
lan.a, to cost $20,900.
DURING the month of March IA
white persons left North Carolina fo'
Western States.
The Freedmens Pank building at
Jacksonville, Fla. which cost $4,000,
has been sold for $4,000.
SPONGE fishing isan important intercs,
at Key Wts. Fa. Over $3.50 worth
of sponge was sold at that place last
week.
AT the Nashville Centennial will be
exhibited razor that once belonged to
George Washington and a vic in that
belonged to Thomas Jefferson.
DURING the last thirty DAYS over
1000 cars of Wisconsin ice have been
shipped South over The Louisville and
Nashville and Alabama and Grca.
Southern Railroads.
The Barlow gold-mines at Dahloncga,
Ga, will soon have in running order
forty-stamp mill, one of the largest and
best gold-mills in this country. 1t is
run by water power.
ATLANTA proposes to donate SIS, 900
for the erection of bu lding for the
Normal School founded by the Trustees
of the Peabody fund. DIR. Sears saws
that at least $25, 900 must lie furnished
The United States Government has
decided to locate a marine hospital at
Blackboard Island, near Brunswick, c.
All vessels coming from infected port
will have to touch there, be inspected.
fumigated, ETC., before being permitted
to come up to that town.
LITTLE Rock Cemotrot: Joe Aeoncr,
the natural curiosity now on exhibition
at the American Museum, is certainly
ahead of all as curiosity. He is onl,
thirty-seven inches high, thirty-four
years old, and weighs 100 pounds; was
born in Desha County, Ark, of Choctaw
and French parents, who now reside in
Mississippi. He is of sallow complexion,
long, black hair, snail, black mustachc.
and large, full, glarins eyes. He has a
shell on his back, and, taken altogether,
very much resembles a turtle.
GALVESTON (Tcxas) Mews: Pastrop
County abounds in pecan trees, wild
honey and opossums. Wiley Hill re.
lates that a gentleman having found
bees in pecan tree on Walnut Creek.
near Hills prairie, took friend with
him and the two cut down the tree.
which was a very large one. in the
body of the tree they found an imme nse
quantity of honey, of which they took
all they wanted and gave the rest t,
their neighbors They carried away a
limb of the tree in which was fine
qu.ntity Of honey and q good hive of
bees. In another hollow limb Of the
same tree they found eighteen opossuma
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-05-08

A CANADA paper says tie "Princt g,
Louisa attended tOboggan party" the
other NIGHT. SUPPOSE We ask what a
toboggan party is Hold on; we havn't
asked what it is. and We don't intend
to. We simply say, suppose We ask what
a toboggan party is, will the reply be
such that we-lhat vein short, will
the reply be such that We shall feel We
have not compromised ourseif?-PtcEs
Sun
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-05-08

AGlTATORs who are crying loudly for
equality among men are more willing
to rise to the equality of a millionaire
than they are to seek that equality b.
low their present standing. Human
nature preserves fair average among
all classes.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-05-08

The sizes are marked on French-made
shoes in centimctres, 80 that what in
America would be about No. S, in Paris
is No. 40 and 50 on up. This fact will
prevent American ladies from wearing
French made shoes. They don't like
the sound of the thing.-Boston Post.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-05-08
COURAGE. GENIUS. LOVE.
BY HORACE r. BIDDJE.

hsthe tree must brake the storm
Ire II proves its stalwart form,
As the knife must wound the vine
ere u brings US grape OF wine,
10 'ne press must crush the bloom
kre It yields its sweet perfume.
Never hero yet was brave
Ill he met the field OF wave.
Never genius sw.e ly sung
I'LL its burden, 4 Lea # was wrins.
Never lover truly w"oed
Till in agony he sued.
courage cannot prove its power,
Resting in shady bower.
II must meet the battles strife,
Daring dangers where they're rife,
And must braveiy conquer death
Ere II wins the hero's wreath.
eienius must endure its fate,
struggle with the world and wait.
Robbed of what its works have earned.
Starved while living-dying spurned,
crowned when dcad-how sad the doom,
Laurcls cannot warm the tomb.
Love must suff-r, grieve and weep,
strive and bleed, yet never sleep,
Bear its paDg,, so keen, 80 hard,
Tive Its all without reward;
Bless cherries world. then die,
Seeking still love on high.
Eokemo Tribune.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-05-08

"YoU look good enough to eat." said
he, looking over her shoulder into the
mirror. "Food for reflection" she re-
piled without a smile.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1880-05-08

NONE breaches better than the ant,
end says nothing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-19
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

%rw York. June lS.-BEEVt~- Err'pt- vr'r go ears
NJ ioa si1rc ~atuIdi, - hr4,i aran-i hcli
Hnri"iia b,~ one, t. 6ca r maihc ani th lont %
ci load 81 Icon -nr cNru~iy" ~ The rNluti dr the
pet iur better prices MonIry .h they uic h iI
er-''on ali pfad', bat laitiuia common and ac'nm
dragged heavily ihoushont The e. ~" morning AID nj The
sol me "na ac's and g'cr'!y 9,rls,irni ok Of me
incA wi"i' va, 30 prr,acnl rary m ne %ek h drP'
market. ami prominent salesman was heard to Hy. It,
%oHld harg hcrn hti,'f Tor ns IL "" hd comb rd Hnd
nv T." without doubi The markets h yc been injured by
real cI-r Of today dlnr-s r. attributable 10 lhr !rgy
ga % m m to 10 % & a il I i h@d i lo ' la
same time 7' work Iu. no" much prices dccined t'y
a. mirui I" arrive at bl u n 'nt" j" shy 90 ." nom u"
co'ing rate Gn W'inesay SOM sicS %," mon and some
Medium atc than in ;hc br-t rIadc. some Rough oinss
N Im rnns r,ics were At D0 To arcs, - D. WIN few
car ChOcc Extra Steers IOalO4c. tpurcas
About BOO Of Beef from the dla led An
pi Dr., i2 s,.,ly of Br "orIS VI prr ' %,Lt
Quiica quantity of Bet changer hands at G'H
,if Ta.nai Ir.,vr Gs head fpr British mn-tcts. NJ
GudsnDth ns'Iy'd 700 lea and b"uE 20 head t" cnmpir
d oill't loE "a hcad to ship alive -hrrnan y GItt
l nrm"9,l i , ~, ~ ', , -.
LNr oiMr.foi i..Hi ilh ~ W.lNr' 80 J." 'nir Tor
quarters of Beet ad H." chr"' 81 tuition '"r d"SrPh
ia-tran ana 'n quarrrs oi ict ANA q c cnra,srs @"
' S"c@ al ad,-G Kahn for A rnsr ohio Nrrrs
90: T. TO-. - H. e.. H. :,i . each, Ter H.
~ommrI- J., no uilc.- l,'HH5 81 ~Ar. g.. nt.p,
LII H. ~ 9ir. u u, r-' 81 zach -" no. LIZ o. "a
y &C.: still lea Iiu - 10 p. At 80 FOR balm u,,
81 ONO -tlicis I11i d. al o'rc, ". ID to-, l. "a H. at
94c.. Jj n.
H. Tor self: g. Illinois ~trI-. lIa n az III: 10
do l2o' n at gs' l,-, go ON tn i' 30 40. i-7i H..
d. WANd Ior /. NaWi a. 'o' I,dos l-.i n. ut giic..
ami 81 each 2Uu0. l-vG r. a. 9'.c.. iIllrs
l,.33 d. at 3'4c 80 10" l,2G1 n. al "+c less
"a Oh 81 do. .r- u, 1T 9"C
Nnsc q. Hrscis"in. tor Mover Icsrm trn ! Illinois
Uiac, u each 49, fp. LIN
mi DO. J, 2D1 n, l6 do n
at g. ami SOC. each 10 do l,33s D. at lOc, less ~
sales al ts,y city: Levy May for selves Illinois
STEER b TO- Ilir less - on tn" - .3uJ
g.r les. - each Gj do Lila d. al 9hc u do, I27O d.
al gLt and "a h 10 10 LBS 10, al 34c do, $50
n. al luxe =. 49,. 4, ,.,.- , ,.
16i,r :, 8 do Lois H. al 9ir. 80 FIR Thompson &
t,,aIy; II illinois ~tcrS U6i ID. AZ sc. less 5Or each
n G G1g d. at Be- 20 do, I,i0i ID, "4c 10 do, I55
TO- at Vtr. :. - ,,,,-.,..,.o.. ,-o a. .,o,- -,
z35 OF he lot.
9G3 n. at SIC 56b.
n AZ ,Jc. and 81 each ~ do. .3j6 u, at Ultc.
~ for self Illinois Steers !2tO n. at &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-19

There were transactions in State bonds. LoulSl-
ana cOnsOls were quoted at 4Glld17. CITY bank
stocks steady at previous quotations without
sales.
The dealings in railroad bonds included fifty-four
different varieties The older speculative kinds were
rather dull and steady; Eric seconds selling at S5ls
0S51oGS511 and Missouri. Kansas and Texas sec
onds at GO1206014 G6Ol2. Missouri, Kansas and
Texas first consols sold at 1913 a l02 eX coupon OF
August, 1870, which payable to-day, S2o III
cash and $40 IN scrip for each $1,000 bond. New
Jersey Central first conSOls rose from l0l to lO2 ana
lehigh and Wilkesbarre cOnsOls from 02' o9'' lhe
speculation in the c., c. and &. issues was renewed
with resulting advance for the fist aSSened from
S71to S9aSSos and the incomes sold up to
h10lo oo,inst ISL, Wednesday, Mobile
and Ohio first debcntures rose from 72l
10 73lo. Lake Erie and Western incomes from % to
6Ola, Peoria Decatur and Evansville incomes from
IS to o. Lafal cite. Bloomington and Muhclo III
comes from about 81 to 81, and ONO Central III
comes from III to rs. Oregon Railroad aud N"vl-
CATION lirsts were in demand from SO up to 9'i2.
The bonds of the Western roads were all Stroh-'
with advances of ls0l2 per cent where there were
onv transactions. Kansas Pacific trss, Denver
Division. advanced Is per cent to lo0's Union Ia
c,Gc rS;s Il per cent to II ll2 Central Pacific fr~tS
10 per cent 10 11412, ana IeNas ana racine llco'9
l. per cent to 81 y.
The transactions at the Sub-Treasury for the
week ending tonight included receipts OF
$6,So1 Cos and payments of $7,327.7Ot, resulting
in loss to its general balance OF $l.O0G,O0S. and
leaving it at 500, S3O.49S against S9Gs3G,3OG
June IL. The particular changes of the week are
losses of $SO5.47G currency aud S2OOo32 COM
Money continues in abundant SUNNY and the com
mon rates for call loans are 3d 2l2 per cent. The
domestic exchanges on New:fork at the places
named are quoted as follows: Savannah leQ i pre-
MUM; Charleston. 1sGl4 premium; New-Orleans
commercial 81. and bank ~ % ,p premium ri
025 cents discount; Boston, 1923 cents discount
The United States I Go@ 4 Nat Mns" 6a
notes for redemption. The customs receipts
We're $50, 900, and the internal revenue re-
celpts $4,000. The following IS ttr Cirti-
ing House statement to-day: Exchanges
SOC So. 1Gs; balances $l,O9s,299. I ne, tranSac-
fions at the Sub-Ireasury covered: lccelptS'
SSH TOT: payments $2.l5992o: currency bal
apce So O3S, 6G2 com balance. To1.I9l No.
There are no changes to note among HE tOrc'cn
exchan.e the market being dull and rates weak at
the following quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-19

advance in the final business Rock Island also
was notably strong advancing to 1912.
Early IN the day, the coal stocks, in sympathy
with the general market, further advanced 1201
per cent but after that they were dull and hardly
steady and closed with gains of only lsOss per
cent. Pacific Mail was comparatively weak all the
time because Of the yellow fever at Panama and
the detention Of the company's steamer Colon at
Quarantine. During the last hour the general mar
ket was feverish and unsettled and probably more
confidence in values would be felt If the indications
of the machine had been less evident Ill the days
dealings. Notwithstanding that generally the
closing prices show more or less Improvement on
the figures of yesterday the market was not strong
at the end.
Government bonds were little more active than
usual of late, and the transactions at the Board
amounted to 1907 800. The IS and per cents
are ls better IN the biddngs. District Of Columbia
3G5s sold at 06s.007. Annexed are the closing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-19
quiet and steady Sugar far demand upward tendency
Is real higher being paid for all grades.
COTTON MARK Ts-BY TELEGRAPH.

6S "pcaG and sssHy
1000 bales incudns 1000 bales speculation
GSs asa SGS A% sTe s
6i5led do. June July delivery. 6ssed; do July and
Gliigd also sssd. Go September and october delivery
6Sl do November and December delivery 6'sad Futures
LIyERPoor, June 1s-4 D. p.-cotton-Tne sales o. tnc
Mddng clause octODer and November delivery 5.ssd 90
"a ven anu @ es specastoTs took
bales took $500 S1lss from h s
bales total receipts $500 bales American 20 800 bales
Of Cotton afcs $50 900 bales American bales
Hga &SarT rece EanS sales
i30 bales stock 1880 iii 1919 Sl5 ba weekly
JH1s lScGiS@ GIlst Mdan mn lsl2f
Sg STUs 4 bales 5000 elSUs e b
225 bales spnners 100 bales; stock G5i4 bales weekly
Fri Britain SS baes 70 The Cont en 400 bales
i1S S4 june IIS qurG MGdDg I2 Low Mid
ding GSoa QT T reeep Ss y Ss Sg sc
1910 bales; exports Great Britain 1s9 bales AZ,
fE L.. Low Ms .1 Es 200 GSq Sae o sUo sS
l,O5i bales sales $50 bales ., ..-ou . .o,, Ma,
ding ii SCI Low Middlne 10 c: Good Ordinary. 1sc net
baes stock so7 bales: weekly net receipts 565
exports Great Britain l2ll bales coastwise 6Sl bales
L@uisyiLI, June I8Cotton quiet Mdanng .. II Lee ,sc;
ners, "a bales stOek, 1925 bales ,, 49,,
cep 81 Gs %" sDmSns. iSo bales: sales bales:
stock, 1890 2GGjh bales 1879 Sl42 bales weekly receipts
81 bales: shipments. g. t23 bales sales. $500 bales
MOBILE, June lS-COttOn quiet; Mrldmg II llc Low Mid
ding. Lobe GOOi ordinary, 9Hc: net receipts ~ Dalrs;
sales baes stock 1850 hllbs; weekly net receipts
$40 bales gross. Dales exports cOast"lse 0oO DaeS:
lies. Loo bales. -, -
NEw-ORIEANn. lS-CO firm; MddlnR. II 3lc Low
Midlng GOOd Ordinary lOc; net receipts ia bales
sales 1000 bales; eyc,inQ, 200 bales stock 9tS1
bales weekly receipts III to bales: gloss 4JJ bales
Great Britain, 1903 bales 70 the Continent 49, w
bales: wise. 6.2S4 bales: sales. $40 bales
NORFOLK June lS.-COit0 Gurt; Midhnlg ll,S~lI &C.;
6l2 bales; exports COaStWiSc w neS SAFES
lSS bales Stock $50 bales weekly net receipts, 2OJO
bar- exports cOiStwse ,U19 bales sales l3l bales
PHILADELPHIA Junc lS.tOttOn quiet Miidng II &C.; Low
MiGllng, II ~: GOoh Ordinary. l0'ic; het receipts oo
gross, III bales: 3 10 bales SlHuDtIS
stock blcS weekly receipts 40 bales; gross
Ijj Da.rs exports Great Britain, LIDS bales; sales
l.SG7 halc-: sDlnn,Is. l,ISp bales
~ANANNAl, June lS-COttOD Gni" and steady; Mdhlng'
i.c: Mdding. luke: Good Ordinary, o+c net re-
cripS. bales stock. 1897 bales; weekly net receipts
~ bales eXulS 2O4J bales sales 100 bales
81 LOtr-, Junr lN.-tOt0n quiet and srany MlhdllHg.
lIc.: Mldng, lO. Good Ordinary, 9'kc receipts
2l bales; shipments. ,J4I bales sac+, jO1 bates; sOcA,
- bales weekly receipts l,3lI bales; SHIPMENTS 6J%o
bales sales. i,2l7 bales.
CaITOS RICriPrs
YORK. June Is The following The total net re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-19
THE Markets.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRpDNCE.
Per NorLt R,cer. vessels mi Hui'It!'.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

ASIIES-Quiet about steady
El;ESWAX-C nclangcd at "i4"ic. for Western AMI
SOutlIc-u.
EEOON CORN Du.l prices nominal
CANDLtS-V Unchanged. nom al.
COAIITiCr- rule about steady. honCh trade ~ "i ~" o.
rate proportions only Artlnactc. 81 OGS To- LyIi"o
AnHc $il Liverpool ti~ do, Newcastle ch
(aSlng 7j0$i scotch steam. - - Provincial - 80 -
PENNSYLVANIA and Westm0pland Gas - 2I6%i %; Wei
Cun.bCilanU BrUadOp and Clarified - -
- 30
COOPEItAGE ~TOCK-Qu!ct. ahou; stcaCy.
COEDAGE-DuI. wholly nominal
CIIlCj OItN-U rchaLGrd
COCOA-tluct. uut hanged.
COTTON->pui active for cx"rt. with prices
md fiU1 bale last tNtIug IL
GLIDING 1910 cXpu.t and III inI spinning d'n,'d Oh
bales Icctui- At the IuIt- -daN i" ll
against - 80 bales Tins Iy last week, aLd ."Si wear Tor
week, 1U.1i3 bales. against lt.1 last Mt"h ava
,;oI tins week last year September j. g,~i7i"J
bales against iU7i71 bales Dating The Snr prIod last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-19
EuRorrAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

IoNnoX June Is 1850 p.mCS. bonds. New hVcS ~! y
Western first moi gage trustees 'l"
cae>. Gji4 do md mort .aCr. 2!l4 re .; uo $1,000,
CuisuS - ILLINOIS Genital lO04i PcllsyNAhli 'o"H'
81. Reading. 9li 49,,
LONpuN. June $3.50 n'Pars advic"S Guoir ih'e PEI
for The account
June lS5O =. In.COnsois, 9o' fOI money ana
tSas foT the account. - $500. ....
LONDON. June Isl p. MI. (. bonds four per GEMS
10 .: New lives, 1904 Atlantic and Great western HNt
mortgage trlstcca' certificates. - go" svrnd mo t
20. Enc - - Illinois central, lrGi NcW.l"l ,Hiia
1904 HE bal ion gone INTO the Lauk ul llEi""u
balance today is 4l1SOrO.
LONDON June lSi: I.-PdI1> atNCcS quote lhlce per
= COMMIT
PARIS. june lSExchaIcc London, - francs 81 coll
times Tor C'rCks.
BLEIIN. lSThc statement OF the Imperial Bank ot
Germany sAOWs OF 2,1ljOU0 marks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-19
Financial.

4 III. who ARE interested in railroad business
~ and tuiir iqr STAT .tIr- should get IHE TRIBUNE Ale
NANhC TOT 80 no" rrt'tv. Pre-" - cents by ma.
DANKER;, and CAPT rALlSTS Will want To
.c The Tribune Almanac for l~SO: II gives The ngres
Iug states revenue and Expenditure since $50 Pnce.
- cents hy mai.
NHlCAGO, MILWAUKEE and ST. PAUL
~ HALFWAY COMPANY. - Holders 0f bonds Of tho
C!ita.u Miwan and II Panl RAILWAY Company known
A. the ,,,ilr SIN ng Fund l'oni$ are hertby no
v So VILLAIN l.. The bonds VIII be- = aupeu releasing
l from The o the sinking fund and SAM D0nls
wiutLrttaftcr be kLOwu ns0'riaittI Bonds
IIIIIS WAIb~MOiIH Wee President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-19

Forge: Scotch Plg Eglnon S2Od 81 10 I ~
a% s for s1e IS $50 for foH 50 od IT9P
ana s,oe ~ 81 PIG higher and string HtrAitS
pss, IN h mSc4arc frdaes CHARCOAL nm ID 80 DO
Ierne 81 - coz I'm S3sS %J anu @n dc at c for Do
mcstic Common InGot Copper higher and firm at lo49
r demand and ps sifsGy :o SS 5e Ens
III, Isiends 33 Q41c . hhds St Domingo sold. 32e fiat
NAVAL sTOREs-sps Tupeniine steady ana gie al al
81 ia ii Is for strained strained Tar. 81 10 ;
r&K E1Qnict but about steady $50 so for West
oIbng sale only and prices without qs9tw1Pi n
changes insg ,c. ~ 9 q 7dS To- @rndG Whale 500
sc Rlrachcd Winter 5SdGor; Lard 23aS4S NO S''S u
OIL MEAL Moderately active unchanged export Ho"
h%T nS fFT Hc MFS was quiet unusuay Arm
market slight advance WAS noted tor charter Io no inxa
chrcse sCoPkes rrQysoRs through 300 TONS %s
H 1 &c. and 5oo via Boston 47c 500 bl,
rom MeasMrcmcn Goods 9s sail 200 bales Colt En-
2 Zoo b ss Tqn5 G 20 pb -Four 900 tons do rs
Cd: $40 pkGS Provisions for next week 3oa lS 3aa' t
bristol steam $1,000 bush Grain ma a. ,ol asG $50 i Sl
81 s." 3D. 's boxes C Sc los Antwerp steam COO 6us
Grain d3d Hamburg aai loo 6Hs LlGTG'n arT 4 sI
harks for ORDER, each 35nn art Gr1i ~ ,,
T"yadr O % $6Ga oOHgr-. do, 6s 3D. rggHlHr t%3
Italian hafAs toho rnarth loais for Orders 2oG' uop
DO u.s. da three Italian banks 90 aiTlNr July ISd
HS9a '% ' bark 0 to 'G the tmc kingdom Df
Naphlha. 81. Co.: Finish c PAX ,,rE to Rrrn"ii
or Hamburg Is Cd orw cgian bark U,0 i"n+ 10
B '' s'ciino cjaJ admG ,oune9t 5000 qr'
ciriy u caiG auotnrr lla,r u NaIa!rr or oche.
f l5oo DO" 3D. Any a I,ci A "a 9 IiH or. G
ioadin 1000 Do i an%lir S1nG ' "i To- Hm
sooj u.s. Kctn,1 Prlroenn r G1 troo 81 J"hn MI
Ar6I IY P4 VIII 96ooo Gi Erauc here
f Ear !'crt ~ &C. Ciudcir ,hpuinF ordrI 64d7a'cN
Naphtha ) c.: Refined New orb c. r4niclrn'2'
ami C. Baltimore cases II '"n, @ ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-19
rnAZIL CnErEE MNRKEr.

GNrlRo June -roncr- Market quiet prizes main
tad 10 change Good FISTS 300 $500 iris per ID kOs
Exchange London. ~.
~ANIos June l7.-Coneo- Market yefy animated. prices
advancing; superior Santos 0JOU 100 reis per ~ kos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-19
HEhltCk.
Bueuoa Ayres. Cd.linrn'A COmmO

AmeIican Pig Iron about steady, particularly
trim dst snds demands however email Scotch zig very
heavy socks here and on the
sv sales from hREds 300 tons Gen%ainOch SO 9ui
40 tons EgintOn. slsGNlA .E wee A""-n ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-19
-, ,,Iio 49, me irio'y ~, ron. uorts since Septem

PRINTING CLOTH MARKET.
FALL RIVER. Mass June lS.rhc Printing Goth market
has h,, without clrro but offers Of SO. declined
Inanufat tuICIs holding above.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-19

In London, British conSolS AGAIN were nignrf Tor
money 9S9la and account 9N5s. I litcd Staic>
hnnds al,o we're strong the IS al 1851 ihr 1l2N Is
higher at 112s a.d the A. also i .d iG4 co, Es
sr,n sell 10 81 Atlantic and Great Western til>lS
were 3 higher at co., the seconds "911s 't%ay Il!
CHANGED nj 1906 Pennsylvania and R"ddlng Wrlr
u higher at 50 and "a respectively, and C'r'ltl
and Hudson l. higher az 131. IN B1hh OF Eng
Land gained Els 600 bullion on haian.". la Ih'l~
Frenc 3 per cents declined from NG'i1 l. g" ST. ~
s,ght exchange on London falling I 20 81 ii",.'N
TO the G. 4 Berlin dispatch rlh"i' l"'.t tl' IN
neral Is X of Germany made 'pcc.r Gam i"I thc
ttvnck al . II 900 marks.
MSS q ore William Bt!,ou & D.. are gn r.'.'
thr Il, ii mort rare per ceHt ""id> az the 10 20.
Delplio and Burlington RlroLd { H.pai'y At so
Thr er,>s earning, Of tie Missouri. Kansas ana
Texas Raj road are reported as follows:
49,, ,..o, in 1nne .... 81 So etpl1oI"c AZ 500
9sSnTv TO jane ii....l 22o,l leO,7j Inc C>7!3
Tire reccli.s of flour and .rAn II Me prlhc'Dti
Atlantlc poits this 18th DAY Or JUne were: