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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-28
The Hot Wave.

In New York yesterday the heat was
felt with great severity and as cOnse-
quencc the death rate has increased, being
nearly double what it was in the early part
of the month This increase is chiefly
among old people and children. Two
deaths from sunStrOke were reported and
three cases where parties were overcome
by heat In Brooklyn four cases of sun
stroke were reported, one of which ended
fatally.
In Newtown, y. J.. the mercury ran up
to 1O3 in Jersey City Patrick Mooney
died from sunstroke in Newbury, n. y,
Michael Holden. a recent emigrant from
Ireland died from excessive use of ice
water. In Philadelphia Rev. Father
Francis Y. George pastor of St. Elizabeth S
Roman Catholic church, died at the pa
rochial residence from congestion of the
brain caused by exposure to the heat.
John Dunn. hack driver. and John l..
Bender died and William Hall was over
come.
Robert King, of New York, was sur
struck at Jersey City yesterday afternoon
and died at six o'clok.
At Wilmington, Del. yesterday the ther-
momcter registered 100 degrees in the
shade at various points in the city.
The captain of the schooner Anna, of
Peekskill, died suddenly from heat yester-
day while the vessel was bound down the
Hudson.
The New York police report that for the
twenty-four hours ending at 12 o'clock
last night there were thirty-two cases of
sunstrOke in that city and Brooklyn, six of
which resulted fatally.
The opprcssively hot weather on Wednes-
day night led Peter Sell, of Centre Valley,
to strip and plunge into the Lehigh river.
He was seized with cramps and was
drowned. He was eighteen years old.
The New Jersey Central local freight
train was abandoned at Long Branch yes,
terday, owing to the prostratiOn of its crew,
the conductor being SO overcome by heat
that he had to be carried to his home in
Jersey City.
The heat and continued drought arc
causing great alarm among the farmers OF
Long Island. Wheat, rye and other crops
are blasting and will prove failures unless
rain falls soon. The thermometer stood at
100 in the shade at Great Neck yesterday.
S. c. Ballard, a prominent grocer of New
Brunswick, n. j., tried to beat his wife.
She fled up through the garret and across
the roofs of ncighboring houses.
A fire that consumed nearly the entire
block of buildings bounded by John,
Pearl and Jay streets and the water front
in Brooklyn, originated at g. p. NJ. yes
terday in the shaving room of J. II. Dyk-
mans packing box factory, in the centre
of the block, and inflicted loss of $500,
600,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-28
The Turf.

At Belmont, yesterday, the first race for
2:20 PAGERS, for a purse of s4O0, Billy Scott
won in three straight heats. Change took
second place. Time, 2:344., 2:23a9, 2:25. In
the second race, for a purse, of s4OO, Uno-
lala took the first, third and fourth heats.
Birdie took the second and was second in
the third and fourth. Time, 2:oSII, E2:2S,
2:29, 2:3O.
In Baltimore. the first race. one mile and
an eighth, was won by Virginia; time,
1:51. The second race. Homebridc stakes,
one mile, was won by Oden. Time, l :45.
The third race. one and a-haf miles, was
won by Mamie Fields. Time, 2:3S4t. The
fourth race. two mile heats. was won by
Clyde Hampton in two straight heats.
Time. 3:43, 3:451.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-28
Mr.. Mal0ne,a Will.

There are all sorts of rumors current as
to the disposition which MIR. Malone has
made of his estate. We are authorized to
say that they are mere rumOrs /;
his will has not been read beyond
the clauses directing hat he be given a
decent and Christian-ike burial, and ap-
pointing VIM. L. PEPPER, Edward McGov-
ern and Jas. NJ. Burke, esqs., his executors
Beyond this its contents are not ascer-
tanned,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-28
SunstrOke.

Thomas Holt, freight brakeman on the
Pennsylvania railroad, succumbed to the
extreme heat yesterday when his train was
in the vicinity of Gap station. He was taken
off the train at Gap and DR.. Leaman
was summoned to attend him. He was
afterwards placed in a passenger train and
taken to his home in Harrisburg. DR..
Leaman accompanying him. DR.. Atlee,
who saw him as he passed through the
CITY, thinks he will recOuer.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-28

IF the views of Baltimore engineer
on the " fishy - taste of the water, which
we reprint to-day, are sustained by the
facts, the subject is one of chemical
and sanitary interest that should be
developed. at"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-28
THE vIRGISIANs OF THE VALLEY


The knightliest of the knight race,
That since the days of old.
Have kept the lamp of chivalry
Aiight in the hearts OF gold!
The knightliest of the kindly band,
That. rarely hating ease,
fet rode with SpOttswOod round the land
And Raleigh round the seas.
Who climbed the blue Virginia hills
Against embattled foes,
And planted there in valleys fair,
The lily and the rose;
Whose fragrance lives in many lands.
Where beauty stars the earth,
And lights the hearth of happy homes
With lovcliness and worth.
We thought they slept! the sons who kept
The names of noble Sires,
And slumbered while the darkness crept
Around their vigil fires:
But aye, the Golden Horseshoe" Knights
Their Old Dominion keep,
Whose foes have found enchanted ground
But not Il Knight asleep!
Paul Hayne.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-28
Census Supervisor Whites Removal.

Phiiadc!phia Record.
One of the regulars, who shades him.
self on State House row waiting for snaps.
said: "I guess all the enumerato:s s now
will have to wear claw hammer coats and
kid gloves, Bejimine and have rosebuds
in their buttonholes. [Interection for to-
bacco.1 None of the fellers will get in
now that spell Philadelphia with an F. y"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-28
LATEST NEWS BY MAIL.

Baseball yesterday: At Providence, r.
Buffalo Buffalo, O; Chicago, IL. "a
The Wisconsin Greenback convention
met yesterday at Milwaukee and declared
for E. P. Allis, of Wisconsin, for Presi-
dent
At the Richmond. Va. municipal cleo
tions yesterday the Conservatives scored
an overwhelming victory over the Read
justers and Republicans.
Mr.. VIM. Croasdale, editor of the VIII
mington Erery Erening has received slO9.-
26 damages in his libel suit against Tan
tum.
The Egyptian obelisk and pedestal have
been placed on board the steamer which
will sail in fortnight for the United
States.
A man known as Dutch Charlie,
while walking the track of the Delaware
and Bound Brook railroad at Yardley, was
instantly killed by the engine of the fast
line.
The Porte asked the khedive to allow
the wives of Ismail Pasha, the ex-khedive,
to return to Egypt, which the khedive, on
the advice Of the British and French con-
suls, refused.
Secretary Thompson yesteaday sent to
the president Ofthe Senate report recon-
mcnding that four monitors, Terror Cat
Philadelphia), Amphitrite Cat Whining
ton), Puritan Cat Chester) and the MOnad-
mock be completed.
This will be black Friday in Arkansas.
Three executions will take place i'll that
| state. The criminals are: Thomas Ed
munds, for wife murder, at Ozark, Frank
lin county, and L. l.. Ford and a man
named Jackson, ut Marion, CrittendOn
county.
a cool item from a Nevada exchange:
A hand car with four men, started for the
snOw-sheds to repair an old snow piOw,
which was damaged by the storm. On re-
turning, the wind was SO strong that they
had to get off the hand-car and push il
down hill.
The Senate has confirmed the nOmina
tion of d. NJ. Key to be United States dis
trict Judge for the Eastern and Middle
districts of Tennessee, and rejected the
nomination of S. Newton Pettis of Penn
sylvania to be associate justice of the su
preme court Of the territory Of New Mexi
co
John Murphy, who for years has beer
among the most prominent American pub
fishers of Catholic church literature. dice
at his home in Baltimore, yesterday, o
paralysis of the heart. Mr.. Murphy wa
6S years of age and a native of Ireland. bu
has been resident of the United States
for So years.
J. H. Shaw, of Dayton, Ohio, aged ?
years, a student at Princeton college
committed suicide at the University hotel
in Princeton by cutting his throat with ;
razor. lie had been sick of malaral fevel
for some time. 1t is stated by Princeton
people that there are at least thirty case
of malarial fever in the college.
John Knox, a conductor on the Contra
railroad of New Jersey, was instantly killet
by the road bridge over the track at New
Branch. He was standing on the top o
the car looking over package of papers
and it is supposed he did not notice the ap
proach to tho bridge. He was about 3
years of age, and leaves wife and tw
children in Jersey City.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-28
Ouay's Banker.

Pittsburgh Post, Dem.
It is not stated where Quay got the
money, but most probably from Kemble.
He is said to be Quay's banker in politics.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-28
Cheap.
Philadelphia News, Rep.

HI1duCIPaiH -&CWs, 1kCP'
It is bad showing for Lancaster Re-
publicans il 81, 900 will purchase 1,500
votes.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-28
Hard Luck.

The census supervisors have hard luck.
Poor White in Philadelphia got together
such lot of jail-birds that it was neces-
sary to cut off the heads of the whole
party, supervisor included. And now our
SnOwt!en. after coming amongst us and
looking into the character of the ap-
plicants. and vOwing that he was
going to choose the best men, regardless
of their politics, has had such cOnfOund-
edly bad luck as to see two of the
enumerators in this city sent to Jail for
thirty days: a period, too. which carries
them clear over the time appointed for
taking the census.
What is to he done about it : We can
only suggest an appeal to the most benevO-
lent judge of our court, who may be so
impressed by the impossibility of two Off
GERS of the United States having done
anything worthy of thirty days in Jail
especially when it was only their Re
publican zeal that got them there-that
he will let them out as innocent
and much maligned workers in
the good cause in their wards.
At any rate the judge should he
besought to let these two enumerators
out for a couple of hours in the cool of
the morning and evening to take the
census in the Third and Seventh wards.
They lie handy to the Jail, to whose
shady retreats they might return to
spend the heat of the day, which ought
not to be spent on the streets anyway.
Thus the needs of the United States, the
demands of justice, and the requirements
of humanity may be satisfied.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-28

THE New York Tribune and other OF
Mr.. Blaine's friends whistle as cheerily
as though they were passing through
graveyard.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-28
MINOR TOPICS.
THURLow WEEDS prediction is "if
Grant, then defeat

Put away our Jimmy's bureau,
1t will keep for four years more;
Mark it Waxed by Grant in 80"
Fetch is out in 'S
-ROSfOn Post.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-28

.:DON CAMERON's check-book is expect
ed to do missionary work at Chicago among
the Southern delegations" remarks the
Washington Star.
Mr.. B. BROWN, editor of the Galena
Ull) Gazette, says that the article in his
paper to the effect that General Grant will
not withdraw was authoritative. Who
disputes it?
THE fate of the English training ship,
Atalanta. which has probably gone to the
bottom with all on board, as her sister
ship the Eurydice did, suggests the
thought that the practice of turning old
and worthless tubs into training ships
might be abandoned with profit.
:, The Pennsylvania Democracy set good
example by their refusal to instruct their
delegates to Cincinnati. Nearly every
convention held since has followed that
example. Kansas and Mississippi wheeled
day.
THE fourth exposition and fair OF the
Pittsburgh exposition society, "open to
the world, )" will open to the public Thurs
day, September 2, and will continue open
day and evening, Sundays excepted, until
Saturday, October 8, 1880. The grounds
of the society cover . acres; tn build
ings are among the best in the county, and
these expositions are alike successful and
| useful.
"IN view of the fact that the nominal
ing conventions of the political parties il
June next will designate those citizens te
whom the choice of the people for the
chief magistrate of the United States fol
four years next ensuing will be restricted, y
number of New York clergymen ask
their brethren of all denominations tC
unite with them in making Sabbath, the
:}Oth day of May, special occasion fOl
prayer to Almighty God that he viii
vouchsafe to guide and direct these assem-
blies, in the choice of men fit for the suf
frages of the people," The brethrer
should also have gone to the primaries.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-28

"DoN CAMERON's check-book is expect
ed to do missionary work at Chicago among
the Southern delegations" remarks the
Washington Star.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-28

Mr.. B. BROWN, editor of the Galena
Ql) Gazette, says that the article in his
paper to the effect that General Grant will
not withdraw was authoritative. Who
disputes ito
, 1880-07-21
1RflSI'{lE,

BosroH, July 2,,-Ftoutt-ascady nud 1rIn: Vest
crn surerfue. E1isn&01: common extEns N1aa 1bQt
wiscunaln cxtrs sL21ssto, Mlnnesota extra. sniS
G73, Winter mhpata, Ohio md Michigan. t5.25ahss;
1htnna md illinois, E.tt1GAU; Ut. Louis, ts11ssa6o;
sprlnR wheat patunta, fG50Gl8t0: winter do. Ntl7U
GRAIS-Corn steadys mixed and yellow. t33:Go Oats
quiet: No. ! md extrN whtc Ea1+sci Nm. whttc
;kk4skt No. mixed md No. white. &H2asc. Rye
nDrltHH1y unchanged. -
ltt:1TEit-Nn1nanl!y unchanged
KEcEtiTs-Flout, 1iDl brls, cJr,, u, COO hu; Nhoat,
f3bu.
,slItEMkSrs-BIour,G Go brls. corn. 1900 bu, whcnt
1000 6u.,
, 1880-07-21

TOLEDO. o.. July aI-t}ttAtN-Nh Nheat-Markot ensier;
Nh. white Wabash. E6cy No. rod Nnbhsf, spot,
fl.M@1,n1l1; July, tn<G August md septonbor. Wos
old Nj. red sl10: No.x red Wnuush. Ncs roicotad,
ssc NJ. cnr,bcr illinois. st No. red mixed, Sfc.
Corn dull. hlr.nxod. f0}ko: No. Tat Ep@ct August,
fix; rejected, aAc; lannKed. 3Hsc. Outs dull md
nfIlulnhl -.
GCt CtDaHD-Wncat 1niot; nn1hcr Michigan, 19{c: No.
bcr. G}ict 1atat1IGr, Nc. -
nnne. 49, ~
?
, 1880-07-21

CHICAGO. July :N.-Tho National Executive
CoEnulttao which wus elected by the lrish-
Amuroau Republican Convention w,ls charged
with the duty Ut obtaining all possible informA-
tiun roxAsi!uY tho ill-trratn,unt OF Irish ctl-
xens when running 4s calillantea for Nillco on
Chairman f said tnlan.tt4c, deslres, Ia its
name. Y, request that Ail pcFsons hnrtnF knowi-
ntxa Ut such lll-trcatulent will bo kttl1 enough
to forward tho BusIe us soon rs possible. 10
avnid utl mistakes. tho nnlnes pf candidates,
times md Places bt ulactlo1i, the number ot
tntes east, ull1 tho number uf vOkes such lrixh
candidates ran behind the Democratic ticket
shnull bu tMrnishutt, u possible, Az auoh In
formation WILL 10 thankfully received by
A. i. MOnR1a0N,I u
1at WeHt 1iadlsnA street, Chicago,
Republican paPeTa plplHp copy,
, 1880-07-21
MoSErANy-s!sFt oxchnnGe on New York R.s0 por
u .uU prrn,tuMt Rier1lng NSchnnHg, $Sih.


MILWAUKEE. July M-FLouIs-Qutot Rnd un-
.chlnRnh.
0RAlx-Whcnt steady: opened and dccltnod Nc,
md closed hual3 No, Milwaukee, hard, &l.f5t No
milwaukee,. &itS, No.7io s4c. July, H9{cs August,
Gxc; aopton,buF, s7sc. No. do. BIC, NO. do, 76o.
rejected fGc Corn nrmcr; No. Tat 33to Cats Grm.
er; No. !: &c. ye md nrrn, No. at 75o. Bnr-
10y ststl1tGr3 N0.2 KptinR. III.
pRnrIAlnSF--tfN11tt ElpSN r1rk dull At *l%I1 cnah
md AuGulti $iiJeeptembpr. Primo steam fatd tAs5
cnah Atl August &kHt september.
IItlU8-StGndy at A.at1a,b..
FltE1a1lrS-Whtnt To lIufnln. 10. -..
KEcE1rTn-Flour, RdW brlst wheat. 5000 but oats.
Ian bn. -
.sitiiMESrs-Wheat, lhoDo bu, corn, asOo bu, oats,
~ tu.
, 1880-07-21

August, as'{2ts14c. Oats Hrm md gntct: Western
whltr. st a dn mixed, Nlko lt1p noninnlly Saf7Gc.
1iAY-EncllnrEnd.
rttsv1stnSH-t:nchnnHeu.
HUTTkR-NtcHtyt primo 10 chnlco Western packed,
lAAlse.
EuGs-FIrm at 1natic.
I'ETtsolECM-tluI and unchanged.
NAuCERlEs-&'nfre dull, without guotAblp change.
Susar nrtn; 4 Anft. ln,So.
Observation-Disclosures ........
FnE10MTs-Tn liverpool. pot steamer, ttendy.
e ~ 2sss btlt: Thent, ilsa ou, corn.
HnfrMESTs--Wl,enL III, It'd bti.
HALEs-rhcnt, its. Ill bu, corn, 100 bu.
, 1880-07-21
PHILADELPHIA.


FHtHApEtrttiA. Fn. July a.-FL0uR-1osa aetlsel
Atrea0tN 4xtraH, rrc8ntiy Hrnunh, nodlMIn ks..1si
oholcc. H.7b fancy. tt:ai straight. ssOa700 Ohio.
choice, sUf: Ohio prOcoss. flb wintsr pztents,
&d,1ss7..5s minnesota patent process, 15data llyo
Hour In light supply ~ tl.3s.
t3nAtH-Wheat Iouess Woatorn rcjoctet at depot
md on tTark. tl.GM lo; NJ, rod elevator tLl75{,
M. rot for prompt SHIPMENT tLlSt No. rod July,
tLl24 lid, tL!1A asked, August. tl1gt bid, fl.uI&
"HkeAi September. slssi tl sLoJ}1 askeds octooar.
;Llv I'D !iof asked cosn y fair asnsna for !osa!
A9 *aA4 stcaass d. 4s1' tail ,u1sd la,!. ssae bib,
bs. ta1a bi Wzo askuAi oct9boF asu va 30 asked.
ne o..
r2Fs 4fI 4tEtsfti,M Itaas snokea. lltts2et psck'o4
hETrEH1;f1res s1aa,,sFy extta, ss69; d9 Feod !o
4tl6Gi dn gUitl IL elIGgh, ttSkl5c,
E0uA-tlult Mt l3f l3At. .
!iIkEsk-FtE1nI rFoau.ory, 13i9Sot fair 10 good, 7
~i!fErnolEuM-Quics refined, ,gsa
WniSKf-Strnny ut ftli. ...
" u1J hut mats, E,un bu. " --'
SUPERINTENDENT. 10 300 bu.
, 1880-07-21

DETROIT. Jnly a. -ELuuH.-Flrm.
GitAlS-Wl,ral firm: No. white. old s..111t bid.
new No. 2. hin .inly s<c, lid August a}Sc; Hppse,n
bur, nike hid: OctnbDr N53ic milling No. !, Sld4 bid,
receipts, t2,MU bu; shipments. H,Au bu.
, 1880-07-21
LIVE SrOC1S.s
T+1ffrlnf1.


"Gnr l,nnaon rnnle nnn9nncos dn md
cfs s.S r. aecno . y t ID Of @
ss Ia T. 4 IN qtSs @ a'o Is I'd to
EATIt.E-The receipts were some 1.G<n larger than
reported FOR Monday Tic eject upon prices TO
weaken thcm though tho loss was not ufentcr thnn
the gain Of tho Gay bofnrn. Mso fully covering tho
fluctuations for tho two days Tho tevornf classrs NJ
buyers literally Represented. mid a. MI bought
with noro or loss freedom thero VIVA HDrc nctivtty
thnn urunlly cInrMcteriIcs Tuesday mnrkct. Tfud1
opentd With consldetnble spltit and maintained
good degree Of act!vty until ncnr t',c close, when
the demand dropped OFT md snEotnf punches
OF heavy shipping catat0 Ind 10 60
over unsnld. Texans agnln In pretty
tut! supply. but there bang good dch!nd frnm cn,-
md butchers n1l found ready tac. and tho att-
vnnco OF sfontHJ vns held Tho day's trattnR was
fst's nr t. i ns!!ss ssea s :'s ss1
sss.s :a 4 @ ssiS SF Fsary fs caay sS;es ass e.
4 II
s rs5s & ;'ss e s"fs' corn
4 iate iiyerpooI letter tays: "rne ressstctlons
1tn % III sys sss S oa sss t5,s
n @ iii. IT, snssst aS It @e @
y Il: ,iyy rS o.e AZ sssE M I Il Il
hY1y q II syTS nss!fs r. cellars tho eonpaIn"s
Mesy " Ss @ s's ts1
ss
c;up1oysi ii andIne. ind tas sacl yssset shal not
St, 4 sss otSS @ @
e Il y It a st d u
H5si.lon ~ eastS,1., oilsas n.s,: Anin.aIs
QUOTATIONS..
Extra fecyca-t;radei htccrs. weighing 10
chotss uessss4Fins, It'll ac. .iciaeistaen, ~,
, 1880-07-21

nurrALo, duly H-tiItAtS-WEGat firm; Tt,OO bu
hnrd AiIch0ygnn nt $l.25 Corn qul1t and easy,
lots GScs bnt load 10 arrive nj ssAe, Oats In good
FrqlieEtt hnul In wGn&nrn At 31l3Ic. y.
tASAk kFjtEt0HTH-Soiinh!; wheat. tHci corn, 3c-
b0ntm6n asking No hlxAue, '3' u
, 1880-07-21

Special Dnpatcato The chtea1a Tribune.
KANSAS CITY, IuIy 2G.-CMA1N-The Priek Cnrrtnt
re,,urts Whcnt-ttcccpts, H. SD bu. shlpnpnts s2l3
hu: unEtttled, No. = casl, 8tNs August. Hr: No. J.
cnHl., sSc; August, fGc. Cnrn-Nseelps, lHSH bii;
shspnonsa Uxi bu; armcrs No. cash, 4]fc, August,
, 1880-07-21

IyDIASAroLls. July .n-l}uAlS-Whoat qulntt No..
RCD, !l091|Sc- Co1n quleti 3&aSHo Oats qulot
, 1880-07-21
15E0f1TA.

Fy0ntA. Ill.,. July 1L'-GHAlS-C0rn firm, hlah
mixed, 'hl3;;}&c; mixed, aza5Ac. Oats quiet, No.
whlse :sys1slo lly0 scarce nhd hrfi.s new No. At
&kaHIEa
liI1iiWtSE8-Fittu at tl.W.
, 1880-07-21

NEW FORK. July al-Thero IL fairly actlyo movo-
munt IN wool nannsa and Kentucky toans- .Nupel.
lonss and cl1aktnRs In fair request. Mens woas
wUuions retnn!n quiet. Cotton 9onis n nlydgrate
enhnd l'nsk pTin's in 9a.s fSHasS6 A9Ma n 'apey
, 1880-07-21
lem hare tlrrr docks filled with lumber. Followln9


Two OF tho RhNrt Ratca OF pecu..tuH mndo carly In
tho season nj s;.I1 hnso been tettIed
Tho yarst.drnlcrs met yesterday and ndvanccd tho
general prco.llrL Tie clear. md selects marked
M tt0a2i) per Nt It. being about where they
early In tho frnR. Finishing. Getting. and stuck
md thx boards wcstt not CHANGED much Except C
.lock boar., wh!sn wc.e ra!ses FenclnR togt'mq n,
Fir. and eceond flooring grip were na.ie tshMs
WsrH S,,ea f., ttIs @ @htss s aenia5s asrss !?
FOlwfrR Is the reTlsed list, tho inside figures being
, 1880-07-21

PHILADELPHIA, ra.. July 71-WooI-ateadys Ohio
Pennsylvania, mud Wost Virginia dnub1u extra IND
abovo, Asla5n; Gxtru. .+7Gl3ct medium. 4'a50cs
con.se, x,s Jo, Now York. Mehlynn, Indiana, md
Western t,nu, 46a4ie, medium, sset tut eonrso. r
AE1c wnAhDA cn1nbig aNl dGlh!ng, fsz6?tof M.
IL. |
, 1880-07-21
NvflHY,-

oswEoo. July 2o.-G'.AlS-Wheat scarce, No.
Ml..nukeg npring, $1.IA CUrn dull, ml1od Tolsoo.
, 1880-07-21

RT. LOUIS, July yM-FLuuA-un1hanusd. !.
tl,AlS-Whuat netiyos hExhor. cash optuna opened
higher advanced. closod i1wsr1 Nu.3sed, 3Au cash.
NiA9a, {4GBtc stua!n9 stK bid tor July. 2H{QplSlq
August aE1ttas b94o September. So tho year; No.
do B1}fsO,te. AecuEilnE u 1ocntont No. 'lo. kla
ss.fe, nceordtnx 10 location. Cota higher; alasto
.n4h 5at4tN.&e. .Ipiy, a54a15Hu AuKast uSso bsp-
tamDeE. t)ats lu~st. nt zSG caah. xgfc July; ltys
tcasea and lett1r1 7t0 lid. AaFloy-Nuthnx doing.
34EAIs-QlfIt Ml 44C.
1tuTreH-ttrlsrI dairy &3ac.
ENt16-A t9T ut GAIG.
NMlHkf-bianaf ut flA ..-
fHIsInluSH-pUrk ne1nNft tnhblnp ut tlA1ht nFy
salt meats - h!Ensr feaIinx 6ut nothing dule hs.
cor scarce; hG!d hlsh1r, iaTl tiFinsFt sA:S ssksd
AAA hui oats. t30l but .ys. l.1D BY. barley, non0
s,Au bu, oAts, l1AD but rye. uons, eAslsy, none-
, 1880-07-21

NEW ORLEANS, July 9.-C1TToN-Quiat and easy;
midng itHo; low nadiinR lIet Ruuu ordinary, lOo;
not rocutpls ~ balusi xross, sls saas l,pi stock.
WU7A ~"
, 1880-07-21

For hatt a century tho Shakers SaraaparIlla
hns beon tho standard blood purlf0r, liver aud
kidney remedy Of physicians and druggists
throughout Now England
, 1880-07-21

For tho toilet nsd tho hath uss nlcnn's Sulphur
Soap. 1t pusincs and benutltles. Avoid o0uN-
terfeita.
, 1880-07-21

SPECIAL NOTICE,

WILMINGTON, July 3l-SptN1rs TUnpxSTINR-
Steady ~ 1ic, 80,
, 1880-07-21

aAlTIApnE. July al-FloUh~stosdy and an-
changed.
uAAIE-Whent-Ftr1t No 4 Western Wpt0F t0d,
spot and July, lLl044, August and September, sg{
4sLU, October. $i444. Corn-Wsststn quiet and
steady Western mixed, spot md JULY. As'ldAlaala.