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The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-08

Ladies' viii be Pleased to look over the
pretty assortment of Lawns now shown
by E. MORTIMER. 1t is the greatest va
riety ever brought to this county.
Other Summer Dress Goods too, are
worthy the attention of the ladies. Call
and see them. If
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-08
THE ST. ELMO HOTEL,
BIT s. $40 ARCH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA,
has reduced the rates to
$50 PER DAY.
SO PER DAY

The high reputation Of the house will be main
tanned in all respects, and the travelling public
will stil ind the same liberal provision ior their
comfort.
The house been recently reftted, and is COM
plele in all its appointments. Located In the in-
mediate vicinity of the large centres OF business
and of places Of amusement, and accessible 20 all
Railroad depots and other parts of the City by
Street ears constantly passing its doors, IL offers
special inducements 10 those visiting the City on
business or pleasure.
los. II. FEGER, Proprietor
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-08
Postmaster General Confirmed.

The Senate has confirmed Horace
Maynard to be Postmaster General, vice
Key appointed U. s. Judge.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-08

ID Physicians freely prescribe the new Food
Medicine, "Malt Bitters ;" because more nour-
ishing, strengthening, and purifying than all
other forms of malt or medicine, while free
from the objections urged against malt liquors.
24d4w.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-08
For TIE TIMES.

tOr IHE HINES.
The Pfoutz Valley Drum Corps has present
ed their leader, James Newlin, with silver
fife. Mr.. Newln returns his thanks to the
drum corps. Mr.. Smith of near Newport
played the fife on Decoration day, and praised
the boys for their drumming.
THANKS.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-08

Phoenix Pectoral will cure your Cough.
Phoenix Pectcral cures Hoarseness quickly.
Phoenix Pectoral tastes good and brings rest
Phoenix Pectora costs 25 cents pr bot IS bottles s1
l2y Sold by B. M. EBY, Druggist, Newport
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-08

Fancy Brown Spre ads. = Very Hand
some, at S1.69 cents each.
#. MORTIMER,
New Bloomfield, Pa.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-08

Dress Making, Plain and Fancy Needle
Work executed in the best style, by II.
V. LANE d SISTERS, New Bloomfield.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-08
DAINTING, PAPER HANGING, &c.

Persons wanting Painting, Graining, Paper
Hanging. &c. done promptly and at the right
price should call on HENRY RICE Jr.,
New Bloomfield, Pa.
FS-0rders by mail will receive prompt atten.
tlon. May Is, 1850.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-08
NEWPORT FLOUR.

The undersigned, proprietor of the
NEWPORT MILLS, has completed his
extensive improvements and now feels
confident that he can make the BEST
FLOUR in Perry County, and will sell
at Rates that the poorest may buy. He
is very particular in the wheat he buys,
and has the only Smith Purifier in the
County He is also Agent for the UN-
DERwooD PATENT FLOUR, which is the
best flour in the World.
Eag' All kinds of Custom Work done
with precision and dispatch.
63m MILTON b. ESHLEMAN.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-08

A False Report. = 1t having been re-
ported by interested parties that have
retired from the Marble business, take
this method to inform my friends and
the public generally, that the report is
false, and that am prepared to manufac-
ture from American or italian Marble,
Tomb Stones of every description, at
low rates.
eE- My Shopis situate in Centre twp,
two miles East of Bloomfield, on the
road leading to Duncannon. Call, or
address DANIEL G. FICKEs, New
Bloomfield, Perry Co., Pa. Is 3m
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-08

Camphor MIX cures Headache and Neuralgia.
Camphor Milk cures rheumatism and lame back
Camphor MIX will cure Cuts, Bruises and Burns.
Camphor Milk costs 25 cents pr bot, bottles 81
u 1y Sold by f. MORTIMER, New Bloomfield.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-08

Prime Wheat and Corn wanted at the
Newport Mills. Price according to the
quality of the grain.
MILTON 3. EsHLENIAN,
10. Newport, Pa.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-08

still Alive III am still alive and ready
to cut and fit suits In good style. If
wanting any work in my line, give me
call. Satisfaction Guaranteed.
SAMUEL BENTzEL,
TAILOR,
April 8, 's0.tfl New Bloomfield, Pa.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-08
A UDIToRs REPORT of spring twp.

ODlIOR6 REROhT OF spring DWp.
WE the undersigned Auditors of Spring town
ship, Perry county, Pa, having been duly sworn.
proceed to the examination of the accounts OF
VIM. H. Kistler and Jas. Swisher late supervisors
OF said township for the year OF 1879.
WIN. II. KIsTIER and JAS. Sw1sHER in account
with said township.
Gross amount OF duplicate .. sll62 2t
Amount of account of Jacob Keck
due the township. ip.................. IS G4
Total. sl5o5 IS
CIR.
Amount of work done by ]. Keek before
going Observation-Disclosures. Sll 23
Amount Of work done by Kstler
and SWsher. ............... 1852 46
Amt outstanding in duplicates 2O6 ii
Amt of Supervisors salary. 13l 81
" Z" Commission 1921
ExOneratiOns sc
Auditors fees.................... $50
Printing in two County papers 100
1Otal ...................... - loU0 %
Balanced
A balance of s5l Go due the township we tind in
the hands OF Jacob Shearer, supervisor OF 1878.
After careful examination OF the accounts OF
Wm IL. Kistler and Jas. Swisher. late supervisors
OF Spring township, we do report the above as
inst and true, TO the best OF our knowledge and
ability.
JACOB STUTZMAN,
May 25. 1850.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-08

The Victor or Blue Peerless Potatoes
so much used for planting--can be had
at JONES BROTHERS q Co., Newport,
Pa. % 4t
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-05-15

as she expected. Mr.. Huntington rose
with a formal salutation and his proud,
repellant manner froze the words upon
her lips. An agony of embarrassment
overcame her for an instant, and then
her spirit seemed to die within her, and
she went forward with d hesitating step,
holding out both hands to him as she
had done before, her lips quivering and
her blue eyes swimming in tears. It
would have been very stupid man who
failed to understand that eloquent
silence, and Arthur Huntington had
more than average intelligence.
"Now Arthur" she said, half an hour
after, when peace was restored, "you
shall not be so hard on Alice. She is
the best-hearted girl in the world and
fancied she was doing us a real kindness;
for have talked great deal of fearful
nonsense to her, though L never, never
said cared for Eric McRae."
"By the way" said Huntington smil-
ing 81 think I'll tell you now. McRae
has been engaged ever since some time
in his junior year to young lady in
Philadelphia
May looked the picture of amazement
just touched with dismay.
"Wel, / am astonished." she cried !;
"perfectly thunderstruck!" And then
she added gleefully, "But shan't en-
joy writing it to Alice LarocqueP"-
katherine Darlington, IN Good Company.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-05-15
LOFTS.

Do you remember when we were boys
And used TO sleep so near the sky?
All! lite was q housetop height of joys
When you and l were country boys,
AMI used TO sleep so near the sky.
How sweet and coy the attic seemed
When, weary -limbed, we stole to bed.
The drow-y candle sank and streamed;
The starlight thro' the shingles cleaned,
And all things dim to slumber wed.
Then, as in reverent prayer we knelt,
The figures on the counterpane
How strangely into speech would melt.
They seemed to utter what we felt,
In some fantastic, far off strain.
Oh, what was e'er so warm and soft
AS the humble cot we used to seek?
Bright dreams that gently stirred, and o1t
The fragrant stiffness of the loft
Did brood US, like a mothers cheek.
The swallows twittered under the caves,
The Old clock struck the solemn hours;
Yet we never woke till the dewy leaves
Sifted the dawn thro' their sparkling sleeves
Into the gamers of the flowers.
All WELL all this was long ago,
And mists of time lie thick between.
Already our locks are too white with snow,
And it wouldnt do to sleep, you know
Where the frosty stars look in
Bat some time brother, n night will come
When we shall ascend the tlickering stair,
And sleep as sweetiy in Gods great nome
As though we had only laid us down
And tucked us in with quilt OF PRAYER.
Boston Post.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-05-15

When Chicago girl married man
under the impression that he was a no.
bleman in disguise and then found that
he worked in morgue, she was so mad
that for revenge she went and had all
her front teeth pulled out and her hair
dyed red to make him ashamed of her,
and the next day he was run over by a
dray and killed, and now that girl is
just about crazy. Women shouldn't be
too hastV.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-05-15
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

All communications for this paper should be accom-.
panied by the of the author not necessarily fol
publication but as evidence of good faith on the
part the writer. Write only side of the pa,
per Be particularly cfrefulin giving and dates
to have the letters and fgres plain and distinct Prop
names often dicult to decpher. because OF this
careless manner In which they are written.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-05-15

-Twenty-seven years ago there were
born unto the family of VIM. Marshall,
of Whitewater, Wis, triplets-two boys
and a girl. They were all married a
few evenings ago in one ceremony by
one clergyman.
, 1880-06-16

to low prices In gruin, cotton. and some othor
articles mny cnuac. IN tho meantime. troubles In
certain markets that will produces m unrnatnesa
seemingly quite inconsstaut with such pros
pccts ~ Tho situation On tho whole holds out
Tho boston Price Cufrr1t of last Bntursfny called
attention To Tho aotivu rctnIl business which, no-
corsilng 10 reabo ativiccs, is In operation In all
parta Of tho country and tho cefainty That lnrRe
auanttt,cs OF gooda will be needed for tho fall
trade. This fnpnrta confident uudcrt,ne, and
makes manufacturers and ngcnta indifferent
al,u,lt selling ,nuch Just ut this ttno. Another
fcaturo worthy Ut nt't,ce In tho large lncrcaso In
expurta from, this md other Atlantic ports md
tho falling uH in exports Ut s,lch ARTICLES MS aro
now a drug In tho market. On tho whotu, w1
think wo nlny safely sny TINT tho sitlsnnon Ia
fully nB fnvOratc as last week, with tho chances
IN fnvor uf gradual improvement.
, 1880-06-16

wost Chicago NJ, q n o Of Carpenter st, nf.ss
Kiln IL innpr,E cd, t!ntcd Jnne Is tChnslcs IL. -
lsrown to Anthhry q: 1ende!d9ol. .a..:;;.:. AU1
daled juno il thsaator In Chaaeory to New ~.
ed%s', sh 1is,s322 i, ii lid II n Adams, sSr
~ 10 IL dated June Il tAmnnt1n n. Porktns .o
N lnserh ftnrtlnyl s'70
7gsIsn 3ss' s'ss'ste f. a"te r 's J. III T.
French 10 T.. H. Mel Aug ghltn,: LOU
Mclsnynnlds II, ~ = ~ lxu!lnh,, I. G1sm
=. dated Juno II tWaH 4 auotea " j. ~
waf9ss wS1sS' NJ or ISsviii IT. 1ia IL
einicti Nos- g. LII tJceso apndn9 to Augustus m
pntssrs'oId Il. Ill Il II hIrty: ixa ~
4, dated Juno II tAlbcrs Ctano To 1hne VIII =,
roWms.M, IL. l II ii ;:icass ~. I. HIN
II, dated NDv. n las4 fMarnn Atatn " l.yutA Or
ii. su
NbisT1i " clrT ,.1MlTFs WITHIN RABBITS OF eRvkl
MIiES 0Y TitE rOnttr.ltbuak.
Nerth 11n,st.,d At 20 Il Of ,lvnney. . !, toxlA
IT. dRte&i JaslU 10 III, b. 0rar!Ouk to !. H.. ~
suurH or city LIMITS WITHIN MAniuB 0
aEvEH Ntl,Es ~ THK cnullI-1lnue9.
Wentworth NJ. near Fifty .tl1th n d T. :sixiss
Il, dated jnnc II tAosrs n Martin To l.. M.. n
ronnsins ciaao, Iii Il 81 Il.
!Isl II. dntnd Juns II u. G. and ]. Morris u i.
,1ay l!ses -: risi;:s4si + '
Mnrsn 70 kdwtn lt.nn,nst; Au
,ly Hin n1t q a; %sfs ts ps i:
al1 llll n. dated june u tMaTJ \. Lawson TO :.
E,iwln 1iehninHa. ..:.i....... ..-:..::..:1..: ~
South ls[k NIX a neaF tnrs,;fsss iM ra,,,ef e
, 1880-06-16
FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Wall Street Market More Act
i've and Strong.
Moderate Movement Of Currency to
the Country,
Fht Produss Markets More Ittlyt-rroyidoas nfutr,
fn Sympathy with Foreign Ad7lets.
Wheat Weakened by Finer Wealher-cofn and
Oats Decline IN Company.


p,.,. .-nxn ..o ,,,nr ,,,,r,, ncftvn and Here do
s.nexs WIN '"u.,u. ,. -. hnv IA incrcas.
c'uco.y stto"8. aAu .''.e' ''c n,,nGrnt tho ~.
1"H. ~ .u uinls ..,..o.s", thot thcro WIN t,o
l"'' leo1Nuo" 20 n. .s.',..,rn,t Noanwh,Ic. thorn
s.ton "pa .t.4,s,, ,"hn rrcdct n s,nrr, r,nc.
atc ~. 1"n..H ~. ,a s,n,.o ,rhcso nr,phots
uou run 'no .as.n ,rno,t rnnntnIatIon.
VI es cal' ~ ~ .,,s .,,,,e C,,..,,.r,on il uIvrn
aor IN .'. t ~ t,1,,I1 IL rn,ttInv to ,narkct
y, .,nr -, ~, nut ii,sse gnxo vho went II,
np IN "soer W ~. w, rs. t"r.a tto roccnt
~ W" T.e"" u'u..s .s,,a, h,nsctY ,yhnir II
n's' "'m 9a.s ~ h,saS nm marlpt ountn.
~ SUI 1ou" ,a w. t,ia nr,nhrt,r ami.
s"ss ", =. ~" w. .',,,as ntortlo,,a tbn rcudcr must
ys.s !,e.'..'.....s, w. ~ ~. h,,s.o,f
~. ~ ...,e.,s ,r,r, to,ora ,ovcr nr4cca.
aaost -. u,o ,.sso. ,.ors, snr,,u,a .r,cnt In
uue h""c os ,"s ~, Ws.thn,1 rn,n, ,.~t.rrcd
Luz sot s.,.'s @ .ao,, .,1t md miL cL.nv
atunHon 'uetus' ...',r.'.rn.n. aoIa dc,.n trr,n
" tot.A .uss W. - .t,..s, u..
, 1880-06-16
DY TElE(illAPf1s
NEW Yf3ltK.

Special Dttpateh 10 7ns Chicago Irtbsns.
Nnw Yt,tsk. Juno ih-Tho mnrket to-day has
boon exceedingly Iuli and Without fcnttre, cx-
ccpt thu weukIeae at conf stocks. which cOii.
tinue u manifest a disposition 70 giye way nt
every tendency 10 wcnkncss On the part Of tho
btslnnrv u the list. Tho clovntr4i sto&ka hnvc
becn stroux and advancing, md there arc niaiy
points given TINT they will 10 " Iluth higher
figures Ont report Ia TINT Goild Is buying
Munhattan Will, IL rtow tn receiving contrnl Of
o,,r eleyntcd system. Western Union Is fover-
;sh bit strong, and It ia evident TINT Hould Is
still luyiug It. The feeling hAs hGtotne dccld-
IDLY bultsll. and stranger market 10 ltn'kct' Tor
TO- morct,w. II Cftfi only he IL Hnhttcr Of u few
AnyA when Gould will unload, ~ h0 certainly bus
M faith In = pertnan.nt upward movement I,nl
Tha outside public IL mt hfiylnK In tho market,
10 ~ lVtstt7n Assoetattd Prrsz.
New YOHK, June 5.-luyernmonts stendy.
Railroad bonds Nrong. md In tho main
higher.
Stock market strong In tho carly dealings and
prices Attvanctl II tt III, elevated rnrund Aid
coal Rtockn lending tho Improvement After
mtddhy Il reaction Ut u to ah occurred. tho Int.
tor New Jorscy ceItreI. bnt tow1 tnn nlnsc ..t' =
wore at Recovery Of " toy. tho lAttor G., G. &
/. C., the ntlvtnco III which wl,s enuMsl W tha
old report thnt a sCttltincnt with tho Fetit,-
BYivnnsn isafl,nd is clog, ut hitd. Tho ct'ntrnet
trunk r1ll!rtMd liuca. tho Tldewntnr pipo Com.
pnny. at,d tho New .Inrsey Central lhtilroad
Company pooling rec0ipta from the tr11tlsportA-
tipn Of petroleum tu tho scnbart. WIS to. tliiy
nbroaatcI by tho Pennsylva@nea @ AH!lrMd Com
| duced tD tho old figures. Renewed talk 0f IN
| Impending rAIlrOad wAr hAd u rAthcr depressing
cllcct. 49, .
, 1880-06-16

1IO0H-Were noitve and stronger, nd?nnotn1 g.
or wn. amin eeol .nd tsroioI3 f"refnt,o va;c to
which fully nccounh fnr tho appreciation IN !aIuos
w nn % !n We sSn @ nn mr. spR!y " 4 NJ, 4
fnv singers Mt sa> and pauf e1trn hexxy Ut ftii
l.A 1hGro Nhk only nm salo ~ Tho hutslde 9uutns
skll's. but they wero In demand at $10n33.M The
Fndttnt nlo4gd nrul.
, 1880-06-16

a.,dI,y h, fh1 E,xrorr ionruois thc roIv, rfa fron
Ensi! sDutkets aFo somewhat Conflicting A' "'sn'ss
NH ~ ~; G1 a"caarSm, y, Hn.,rifa hnf oISnrt.
~ hctrn @ .n%.tnaH Is,f sSi II Iiv-
sroo Sr ae pS IT. sEo III n u
W. t .scs ~ " ss"n, N1 ynst MD FhIinnlnhin X
snert,y n t4H nrfrr wHrc Ifrni In itintiuu Ut
ss ~ L. X II 1s.1 ~ +. III Tor nnrtos xiIh MI
}fiin - III. hscr n1,a nj, M lin cnuASnnnd York
III" i.s.s,s,t ~ ~" ~ fsosn t MR. ~ " ~ ~ ~ "
~. 1850 t,.,,,t, .,. t,, .h,,uort u, tto Yno,f.h
Mu soHy @ ~ tu ~ .n =. = ~. hs!n fs.e
INK I'LL 81 cStti@ Ihs jaisst TuUrts irom lisnr-
fs'th .xstg III, ttsovn Ssna ID g"od dUnand Vi HuUd
}nr IL fTiyhtsrn Of cnttiS 10 EufUpe@iios{pa tSs-
',so.o, c.,,,,nr, y, tho rn,., .1onr.
This Trade to.dny was worse than on Monday last
u,o 1ny nscntonsd. Sho bast Xn,oiicnn .tours ~ere
;Nai, n hlrheF t1ai' lhu ilspttsrI pftuax
~ uv,.I tsr,nda xu. fairly ncttvs vesta,dnv with
, 1880-06-16
BY TELEGRAPH.


FOREIGN.
Bpte1al Di1pateh to Ihs Chtcaoa Tribune,
L1yERpoulr Juno lt-u;a1 q. n.-HLoun-No.L l. 12ss
No., l0a.
-wheat-Wlntcr, No. I, las ID; NO 4. u
llIi spring. Su d 7d No. os 3dl white. NJ. los,
No. = ", club. No. |. lA u, Nc. u Id CoEu-NeW,
No. I. u %. .....
rAovlsloNs-Pork. 6cs. lArd. 36A 3D.
LtyktkpGo1. june la-CoTTuN-Qutct at G1S9
ol3-la; sales. auIu bnloa, speculation and export,
1iN; AnoTtcHn. 4.HD. ........-
HlxANsTuysS-.ItAli. oxcopt corn nrmcr, California
club wheat, u lud@l0s I'd; red Western sprug. W 31
% I'd; sed Western wtntat. " ltd&s10s II.
EMEkAH-tlne American, tls~
ltEtlNEp pYr1anLktIA--73SI.
Brl3slTH HTUttrENTtNE-S2a Cd
LANl,-AmGrlean :48 ii.
ltxck1rra-1hc past three days-whoat 500 qFs;
American. U.AN Grs.
YANSA AND FAnltfCS-At Manchester, quI0t md
unchanged.
l.oanoa, June h-NEy1axp pxrnoLxux-a9ls
6td-
briIttTs TunpxsTtar-f7s. ........
AaTWknl,. juno 1a-pErMuLEUM-l9kf.
l,he following weEv recoisod b5 tho Chicago Hoard
LlxxHPoo1~ June ,t..l:D D. m.-Gseas,tasuus trn,
Slis a, sarna. a'tss III club, a.lIaails "a, nu4t
iIvE's!s'oI, Juns b,-Whens dull and eas!er, red
sas 81 es.s" Whua. r"tus aus NJ" sprinv Io.
Wss. a aSs Sa;s;s ; assya II o;n e. :;ss3
5s 70 hsslss5 s st ~ - " u i; hHsSns!s 'ss,,c1 VIZ
LKnS ya1s 81. n q. ,os Es.sgr
s @ s~:s t seaI ~ MAK HI s;ytsss ES
sprnK; q d. EasEa* ~ pass4sy;-Whsnt =; ~ hsSw,
Sssnf nsas oa,S Hr4ya ' II f"r
hsa .i S5 4s 9ss . " a. i" ''
, 1880-06-16

l4ou1svtLIE. Juno l5.-CorT0s-Qu!at al llA
Fi.urI-steudy; exttu. to.atJ'5, extra family
sa7aat2; A No. !, ,$l759a23, chuIca fntcyt sdaAstR
.tinAtN-Wheat In falr demand ut $lb c4rn steau5f
No3 whte +2Kc, do mixed. $ae oAts quiet eat nta'
Mo- vhitc ssltci do ,u rod, 35o ky0 duu; No. s:c
llAy-Vuisl but steaty, tls; ;uAtlGAtt ~, n,uu
L,y tifn, pstn,u sea,l,. ti0L Hulk n,snts h,.ner!
ehou.deft Ast e!9nr II. tiG Geaf. ~ l, paesH ssH
ciuar. t7d]. 1lRuis-sugaE+cure!i, fa1as
WlI1aKY-AttAdy, with Il GuUa LalnaIo NJ sI"%
, 1880-06-16
CINCIENATI.

CINCINNATI, Juno 1a-curruA-Stcaaya o. llte.
FLurM-Dulli ta1uily. A,s4sa.a1 fancy, esasaa ,,,,
tsAAlS-Whuat nFm0r, No. rod. SiR Gasp 1u1. nat.'
No, 2 mixed, H}c. Outs quoti No. tn'xce' Aa~'
lsys Hrmi Vic. barley scusco And noMlla. ..eut
rtuvlsluNx-iork t.rn al $la7s. Lard hsas o. sAo T.,
I,u'k u,snts str,nY aad hyhor nt n, MI41" 'a''A
WlIIsK KY--Aetlvu Aid Mrnl ut &l.Ah
uuTTEk-t1ruI A1ld lnchMI,sut.
, 1880-06-16
COMMERCIAL.

The following wcru tho receipts and ship
munta OF tho loading articles at produce III this
city during tho twcnty.fpur hours ending Mt ]
o'clock Tuesday morning. and tho correspond.
inr ti1un lHst YEIrt
, 1880-06-16

FIOU1-Was n4{an sery dull. buycrs holding on |
for greatcr ctnccksouh thnn Sollers ~cro prepared
10 make, sa1es woss rupostcd OF t25 brls winters |
pnrtly nt 11+ and 80 brls HrrlHGs nt SiHM for no
graha Mlnnsaotns. ExpUrl GnuFn were qnoted Mt sAN
a.7d fur oxtFn, mad &uiss:s for choice oxtr.
Sales wcf0 u cars brnn 1T 82asaSo;2 css mdallngs
nt $i0.nk9itm
SPRING w1IEAr-waa less nctlvc, and Irrosnlnrly
wcnk. declining &C. and cornR lMo Gnlaw tho lhtcst
prteSs OF Munany. The iiritsh markets uero slow
un ca4icE. but tho chuf uf tho droupiux con.
dluUu hero wis chat1He ln the weathcr+ Tho mar.
kut vns nE1nor enrly, ~sh c!ouded skies niid low
tsmperaturut 1t voukcned decidedly tho mir grow
wnrmor md Il Ellnrso nf SUNSHINE was caught
through tho windows. The bnctbr*sds Alntwrd
IL s:s:sSS 7 e ass ID,
70 en s - as Sss esrste SHe WIZ rsSv
@ thsf 1,a VIM. ;ia1 a9M " here VI,
sSe s , B" post,,e saa, n
sai..ce s'a u Nv Vosy ST. sp ii ntr whca
i;s Ts. so; 1sss s Az IL s r.
sis ; 5ans b @ ars m rsts M
s!s%p sspas s!is:s bes sS'as
.aS w y osq n s ot ~ so ene scs
Sse! = ~ S!a siiss 1aS
Ss S$ssea ssl!asS s,SS IL
sss "a ysft ~ S:o; essss
Ss3ss lis@ 81
ssS e. = :sais ~ Is ss'ssss & To,a ''a
iiS 1siSs 4 @ sYf 6 I'd !j &c t
' ;Ss; y w;s y :s s
ssss &c sss Sss s. ssSdss
Ms ,sx md s%,1 sa5 S%l
x IL siaE SesSa 1 Il
xsse el'41fss 81 vs.
9:ss,s,s ss3sss
sssr sSa ais @ apsasa u. s ia ss: .
S xS.s .e'' LII H = & re- ste'sa ;sd % a,s 8 i
&C. xa $Iea ana 4 ss
{ Is 4 1Ss is:s On s Y
sss ss.; ;ss ss ss;ss lev.
ss 2ss!s' &C., ~ :;s =:
eeipe5, re ron ai VI s p!s. = s
saspes wsre plenty na ni1w n5Sd r., nSlmx s3 SnS
s: sS *s| !. :ss, ss
i Il s s III i T. s';
i :s's & :ss 81 = VIC ,':sss !; :s 10
i$s ss ID .,Rsssz T;t strs:
;s :sSs :sS ID d Ss @ is ss .
@ s' ~ srsy ssS's:
s st :s'fs ss's iGgstsa s. 4 4 Ia 1s
4 er0d. Totn!, ,l1u bu.
| AFTERNOON CALL.
Wheat declIncd NN}le under, ira ot!oslnRa. The
clenrnR weather bringing out sc19rk July e11ted NJ
yts{Ql3ht and Rftor The pnli Vt VIC. JtnA rlDHe ut
about nAd haxnst 4 a3s Gasis ta'ss w.ts r..
iaiy &s4tae tor Auausi sa4e g.. ssn,Srnbsr ~ and
for July, Ctirn Gl.nod enAicr at h5s3s4u fur July
q; Aaxast saies . tst 9q = 4, s!I a., fds
!ja,s rsre iuwar cokHF 1t T:ttf177se in1 Jnly and
o tor W ys.r Mes. s!o;sa @ 4 n; 15:
si1a tnr AuPust ad Fe7S fr tho yenr Lard n1Nked
at Htil! ~ ~ fur Jui{ @nd khleseMn lHf Angust
nt AS.f2<aA4l fur AMaukt and y l4kih-&2t fnr July
HnloA 7Iun tca nt . AtpI 4h for July and A4SaA
, / for Heptou,DoF.
, 1880-06-16

Thcsc figures show n 1ccrcnse during Inst week
Of Ga5,oo2 hu whcnt. 0,o6o LII onta, 4.s46 bn rye
- 100 hu barley. and nn incrcAsp OF t0a,lEa but
corn. Total slccrcnsc. G0t,HO. ,
The following were tho total receipts 0f Ger
tain articlca ef prnti,cc in thR city frm 1Nn to
tho closo OF fast week LIE G5 hrla tOir, G,s'1,-
881 b whcnt. Hl 785 s42 l,u corn, f,7i III III oats.
IT, ss1 hn rye. +.s b barley Il, ,6'O 5G os hog
meat, 4o,Tt0Sga rs lo,I, =, 2.,60s.478 fbs butter,
2l ,AN hogs, b7b,27l cAito, lB5, ,U sheep. u, ,46,-
10 H. bids, U68i,6lb rs wool, .0d tons conl,
I7e, go feet lumber.
PROVISIONS.
HOG TNODUCTS-Wore mote nctlvc md stronger
In sympathy with IAyorInol ntvNnce Ut III In 1arti.
md Cd In shurt cleart with 6G Improvement in TIM
ineni market for hogs. rho trninR sogtncd " bu
chlnfy local. M fair sh,pnnR demand for lArst mid
meats wxa ncRativcd W tho higher pstcos asked By
hoidGfs. -...-
MISS roNK-Advnnced 7Ho por btl. and closcd
ahne abavu tho lstc.t pr'roA OF Monday. At 3t2Ste
lA&5 for fonnd lJts Rpnt 0r hccE July. &1h1hFB
tnD so1scr August. and ao for tho ycar RnlcA worc
Grfs of s': *a5 Il fss D III III
ss|,s! s sae sa 4 %ass NJ ~ ,.Sa saa,
r,und lnts spoe Of sa!ler Iny. a.'d sAnsstkE1M
sf|S: s 4 s
ad1nncsd ioe sef ldi ios, b,,t GSxs c'o.sd easiss
1ss anss Il ass s ,sss ill., s ss 6 3a, s
g. 5sss s"se. fas: oSx sss,s ~ ~ Sms
ard Rhurt clcnrt 1t viii. AD h'ras SHIRT cenrs win.
Scs S s = IN b"m. s'ssp Il % a
ayeTssss nnd sts to- q. f; dsSs,nu % j. hsH rrsf
O'Clock uArt1Y.EurGd lDtAt
, 1880-06-16
HHEEAI40.

BvvyALo, n, r, Juno ib.--t}nAfN-An knas NJ, ~
isetsa. Corn-No. 4 urorod On Gull Bosra " va"
4lo bid cash. ,,<.. .o,n, SIC.
CANAL ENGGGArs-atronxs wheat 1Hos eo'n'S
, 1880-06-16

pxrnorr, June A-Btou1,-DulI and untaaaesa.
GMAN-Whest staady; No. white, sfl'3s 3..ohsr spss.
slllA b,ds July el!eft AaKnst 10 nsRsn; ihE os'
.bS&oi xeee!ptst Atu0 but shipHlnnt.. ln@" pu'
, 1880-06-16

TOLEDO.

TOLEDO, Juno la-ultA1S-syheat weak; no
whtto Wnbnsh, fi.lli No. whito Michigan, alM
No. rod Wabash, apot, si.'s4. juno, tl.la: July,
s,u}ss August, 7uysoi No. rcd. st,o; rejected Nhe
NJ sampdt lliiu4j; VIZ Corn qu1ct; hlsh mixed.
s; M sp0t os Ga ass Sa{ aa '.'
ELusKp-,Yheat wsukor, No. red juno, (l'aR'
July, SLUT No. , rod. $l.U}
HKcIliTs -WhsRi. &.UD bu, cor1 llg.o0 bn; barley
4uU Lu. ,.,