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An tEF4t1A!s AUANNEAs .
PAn1a, July a77.--Ow!ng to the quarrel bt,.
tween tic municipal authorities Of Cher
bourg and Admiral Rtbourt, It Is feared the
visit OF Gaulbetta ald President Grevy to
Cherbonrg nny be postponed. Atlu,iral
l.iaourt, who is Donapnrtfst, showed 10
bunting OIL his fleet OIL the 14tl,, the National
fetetlay, while the foreign vessels In the flar-
bor wrre profnSely decorated: The Mayor
of Cl,crho,irg Will cnn.c to Paris to complain
against AtitiIiras Rtoourt.
TIE COMMUNISTS.
Fresh orders have been given French Ann
b;lssaa0Fs n1bti Eutla'ils Hbraatt tu tucititnt9
tic return III alu.lr*ile.l Communists.
MIr5. wI:rMol.l.'s DEATH.
NEW Yol:ri, July .L-:A Turis special says
tae reports ss;.t to ailersa IL ~ the suicide ot
citizen Of New i0rt;, ut the residence Ut thu
divorced English, wife Ut 1.nr.l Albert Pei
ham Clinton. III l'arls. ,are lIl:ely to becoMu
the sub}pct Ut Il SERIOUS judicial Investigation.
aapss nsss pss5 ss "Sats S s % eaSr Masss5 eo, H.
,Iittetl suicide Mt MI, i,cr death bul1g officially
rrDUrteIl as cause.l By congestion Of tic brain.
Tie stury Ut tho suicide Ii nav believed to
,S 6sn Is fsss;S Dy sYao FL Gf psfFsons
sociul clnss, in tito lope Ut exs0:ting husl,-
money frutli Il co,lsEIlcuDIls foreigner, fOgn-
etly acquainted with Mrs. Wetnnre., THO
painful story and letntls Will probably throw.
a very unpleasant light on certain nspectS Ut
thu PRESS III the French capital.
WILL III: REMOVED.
1t is Intended tn remove Admiral nIbourt
ut ChprbullrE, l1r viii be replaced ist his
present ppst Ut Maritime Prefect ut the end
nf August, I'll the occnsion 1T ttie prolnntloHs
y ts pgyy s'1gs oI , T rcscT rsieuent Of
President t;r3vy'a yIsit tn CherbourE TO-
mains liked for the 9Th Of August.
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SUIT,
So much has been sa1d In the Da1uocrntlc
papers OF lutte nbout tho suit of Chtltendcn
rs. AlcClellald d Jenkins, which was
brought III this city so,ac years agu, atad tho
connection Of Gen. Garfield with it, thAt 1t Ii
we'll to give tho fauts IN tho eltsa us Shown
by the record. 1t WIS first alleged III tho
New YorR World Mld other papers. that 3tr.
Justice Swqync, Ut tho United Statea su-
p1eme Court, Ind commented severely on
Gen. Garfield's connection with this case.
Subsequently thu language was attributed to
Judge Karwcll, Of tic Cook County Clrrult
Court lie, however, no na0ru used sltcli
language than did Mr. Justice Swaync. Tho
record in tho cuso Is as follows:
The declaration III the case was filed juno
10, 18Th, by ChtttclitEet,, tho p!aInttn.
TlU plea Of geneynl Issue WIS ii!ad July 10,
4 stipulation TINT defendants hayo twenty
days to hla special plcas WIS MED bcc. II,
rhe special pleas were filed Jal.. U. 1875.
They sut w tEat tue contract Gttweeh p!atll-
TIL and defendants was pgainst puo!lc policy,
ptSo 5 q s sstSf ,*$s md bill Of particulars was
4 further plea 'was flied Jun. %, 1876. ,.,
Ou tho !4th Ut May, 1875, Judge Doolatttef
counsel for defendants, made UT argument
before Judge FArwell, iii the course Ut W!!lch
he used tho language c0ltcerlI!nt lien. liler.
tield which Inns been going tie rounds u tho
Democratic press, credited sometimes "
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s,..,-.,
IfeEfascrcd aiatIs-Efigtlrcs showing Tho
increase In This lsscrvlce-Rlds for Pos-
tai Supplies. i
WAs1tISu1pS, July 97,-The business pros. ,
,,r;tv ofsho coumsry IL shawn IN nnrt hv tha
lArEu Increase IN tho registered mall service.
Third Assistant PostMaster-GencrlltH Hazcn
l.ns prepared u tabular statement showing
tho inrrnnso II, this hr,,,r, ~ TIM nostaI
Wv '1 -. A., - a.. at.tn. -
service III the t""hty,h9a ptine!pa4 cllaes ot
the country durInE ttlo last fiscal year, ~
culnluycd with tho preceding year. Tile
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TRYING TO COMPROMISE.

Special Ulspa&eh 70 The Chicago Tribune.
WAsrltS0roS, ID. e., July .7.-Tle Daltt-
more Snn's 1scMnontl correspondent lI.ls tho
following III regard. to thu attempt Ut tho
Regular Democrats to effect compromise:
Tie subject ut compromise Of tho two wings
OF the DouGrat!o purity 1T this Stalle III the up.
pEoAehiMg alectlon Il attracting u gre!t dtAt Ot
attantinu from uIcu both on the l'ebtphyetH'
md IltGL jAsters' 8ides- ThAt nropnsttiul wall
he lssAllr 10 tho keadlustera tu merge thu twD
Electoral ttckets lluw11 tho tlcl theru Gun bo no
tuutt. It " 1tlar1 than prubnblu Tint STRIPS
Looking t0 tlat oud hayo ptrcady bcen lnGt!Eq-
rated No s!,ea offer i j., ltGsly
but il shu olIor il l.ldu Il VIII bu submitted to
,ho Ma!!ons fl.uuon thruugl, tho Nntin,!al De!no-
craslu Committee. Thore arc mrIy On lutil hitses
who will bo Ylul to STU sumo arrangements lENtu
by whIol. tho iIar!eool; Ticket wo,id ot 10 p'"MGe M
iii Jeopardy IN Virginia.. Geli, Mntlt'sle. Gol:
EnHor1n OF Petersburg, He'lntors Iohn !'nn! Ot
Rockingham, Asld II. II. ltt1llelmrKor Ut salet1'
nuloah. Auditor JuEn Il. Hnssty, hMl "
fHct All Iusu who hnFe tnt!uunc1 with
their purity Or my cuNaidcrable following.
aED credited with GetnH bitterly Hpposs,d
to making uny enmccsauns to the!r l'GtnuerItiu
IpIuuunt4,. Fhey nru III favnr Or staHtll,tK tlttr
Ytt,.lll and fighting 10 tho ils, nFel! IT thGy nrb
lerpAte1 ut tho rsk Of perm lfllEK !tc]!hcnlia
tn clect thctr ElcetufB by u plurality ono ruth
or significant tSutliTU nf this luntler III tho
great fntcregt 1nAuitrstcl BY ltepubleslts hero
and In other sections uf tho Stnte In tho NeAd.
| ]usters ailhuslu1 to theLr ow11 tlCkpt.
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braius Ut tho party nround witt.
hin. wherever hu goes. 10 slInW
TINT lie Isn't quite n wreck yet, by tho way.
The venerable Satntliy llus consented to prc.
Side ut the Democratic p0wwvw tn-nDrrnw
night. lie will not say ,uucls, Md nol,miy
Will licar what he dots sly, rs 1ln Is llnarse
and Illus very little voice In ,.tly cnsc, but the
reporters will be furnished with his lrief re-
iinrlss. II john Kelly gets 1laccd oil tho
sn1ne platform, as some Of the lt'ace:nakers
propose to lIayr him. the sight will l,e ntle Of
tue party.
IT MAY liz E1STED HERE
In regard to kuIly's pusttlun tlat t!lorc. arc
some OF tho Ta,nuIany politicians who lt'so
lecil 50 nlxed up by the local combinations;
titat tlioy ,njuir!ously sI,lak ont i,nw ,.l a,Nl
liaye Rreat admiration. Tllfs ln'Ikrs Il l!osshic
that, In tic event OF tho lryMg-fIall nsM0c-
racy trying tO curry Inca! affairs Will tou
high tla'ltl, there may he brral Of t!e oil
c6ck boom IL this city. Atost aliytl.tng n;ay
Elnppun III New York t,,IIties, md n0thii.g
enilld b. singular enough tn be surprising to
those who kiiDw the ropes.
HANCOCK GROWING WEARY.
According to information FROM Governors
island, GeIl. l1a1icuek h growing heartily
tirut! 0f Ills present company. An intiu,nte
friend OF tlle, tie.!eral arrived 1,er tn:'tny,
l,e Is nrarIy distracted by thc lntolrrssll:
nuisance OF the suuur-scryice;lble zeal uni
jeAiouses Of tho Democratic lenders a!ld ting
lntuleratlc nnfsnnce aud Import unittes IT
apl,ears tlsat they crowtl overby tho first bout
iii The morning, md hung around llentlqtlns-
tiers a'l lay, Annoying the Ge.'rral usll Inter
trring with tile d!sctl'!fne of tho island. 'llle
Democratic Committee lltItd Il special meet.
}1,tF ffIn1L ftir {tnrrg11rsH IElli
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RUSSIA.
TltlSUN 1tQIu,olt9.

ST. pETE,snUAo. July :L-Thc Nouoe
Pre4nju gives tho particulars Of the l.otoi-
sky Prison., one Ut the elItef establishments
Of its kind, Thu Inspector htntes Tint he
found Il, tle fenalo wards 157 women, Of
whom th.rty.thseu wpro tIl,-1nany euceInte.
III tue p1ate w,.r4td there woru 6o3 mon, Ut
WHOM la7 were III. Their linen was Althy.
mud the ventilation wholly inadequate, It IL
est!,uato,l that e,cIl l1lat iinti but tllree-fts
Of t4o tlu,,nllty OF mir necessary to support
", nlult leIsttll. 'fIe PRISM Is never re-
pnlred, alul dirt atd disorder rrlgil supreme.
o,o Oh ysar, to whlcil tho Inmates nrv suGjcctei,
tic tleatll-1ato Is nearly Is per cent.
Nut DEAD,
ST. PETERSBURG, July a7.-ln rrfMtation Of
thu ruMur3 ut tho tentll 0t ttel,. sk0bsleif,
tho Novoe HreiHUt stAtes thAt 1t t.as reetlyed
y telegram from lin reporting nll well.
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;;,d3s n '}s ;a. officers cannot restrain
'i!h Tid | |perlE s. arc preparing to ssvet ~ thei.
women, @ GS ~; and llonseiIoid salnnbea
S eiS fsnpas a sf 81 f1stS s eosas s
piezofa Inns decrec.t that every 1,ttan be.
tween 10 ntnl co years Of nKe, excepting tho
clergy nnd MEDICAL profession, and 2 few
day, from ii nntti i. III enaIle tic ,tne,t 70 .
do this nil pnees 0f business will be closed
from 10 until 2. Those WHO DO not comply
join tic nctlye army. Ali foreigners are
Invited 10 form corps to maintain order and :
protect property In the event. Of tie cfty be-
ing LEFT at any time without tue usual quart
No ithabftai,t OF tho province Of Limais
allowed 10 go beyond It's limits without a
rie Archbishop of Lima has p1aeed. The
Cove, nu'ent to be used In the service Of The
Tho ChilIan transport Ama1onus was
blown Up BY n topedo ln Calico Bay.
axF s cn a a propssoas = ssd 70 oe sye
!ng to the prosecution Of tlie war: First to
issue So. 600 for tlle continuance OF tho
Wnr; SECOND, to organize the army witt. new
divisions; md thlrd, to raiso the Nance
4 serious debate was occasloned In Con.
gress In consequence u 2 Deputy sayiug, that
II wins, now TIM, to offer peace to Peru,
through the mediation Of another power, and
that the benbardments Of Callao were bar
barnus n1ld useless proceedings.
Tie law Of ISL, banisl,inK certain Bishops
FROM Colombia o1i Il Charge Ut being imple
Gated tn po'ltical intrEgnes, Is revoked.
VOLCANIC.
The volcano FueRo in Guatemala is In tx.
ceedingly active, opeintio,l. At San ,BcnIto,
a,l1 even beyond TINT point In Mexico and
down the Sun Salvador coast, fins dust
thrown up BY tho yolcaMo falls lii quantities
which rciider 1t certain TINT III tho Immediate
meighboriiood the effects must be calatn-
ltous.
couSTERFRTT 0nEENuACKs.
Joseph Encas, alEns Hoffman, III Anne ricaa
rssidcnt Of Asplnwal!, and claiming to be. a
merchant, wns arrcstcd on charge Of clr. eh
United States. lie was at liberty Of, ,"straw
Ss @ aSrt as ass sscr aS1g It speRa4 II sRsnyc ycgaf sa
tt!cErapt!ett to have him arrested: Eneas,
alius ifoiflnan, figured prominently n the
were stutcl ut some sG0,oU.
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SOUTH AMERICA.


New YoRK, July yH,-'Ihe Star and Her"
aid Ut l',ls,Ilu, OF July ID. lals tho following:
Tho GILLIAN Admiral it!ve11. It IL said. tas
announced hls intention to lnMlbasd l4ln,a,
and bus notified tho Diplomatic bosly to that
effect. Tho notification u!so conveys tho antl-
nation tiMs the pucI1lc Sseaul Navigation
Cou,pany's st.a'pena would be perlnittod to
entsr Calno hufbor up to tho Stll Inst. aud
recaiys nil foreign families ,or women aud
Children VIM desired lo leuyU tho city,
.lAv Admiral has already tlarsatelle1 t';at
Ytrucltoll and tile rayAges Ut the GILLIAN
truops, ~ were Nollsnuo uul Africa, because,
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The Porte Quite coolIy Discusses
the Proposed Naval Dem" ,
onstration.
official Advices Contrndiot the Ro.
ported Death Of Gen.
skobe]eff.
The Clil1ana Preparing 10 lombard tho
City Of Linu, Peru.
Horrors Of Russian Prison as Described
by Russian Official.


THE VOTE IN TILE COMPENSATION DfI.r~
LoNboS, July o7.-ln the division Oil the
Compensation !. for Disturbance In ireland
bill, 81 uonle-liulers voted with the GOVERN
rnent, all :nG Conservatives arl ~ Liberals
in tic minority. No Conservative yoted
with the Government. Forty If6eral Peers
nre said to have been prompted to vote for
tile Compensation bill.
The I1mcs suys: "The normal majority
in the 1luusr of Commons Of Liberals aud
uouue-1tulers combined Is ut least 10, and
tho dltlinutton OF the hIln!sterInl strength,
us shown by last nights division, Is tho
measure, though MI lna,teHuntu one, Of tlie
disconteils tic Compensation bill proyoked."
Thu Times Bays tile Compensation bill llas
fnl!er EntU disrepute through Its Inherent
vices of structure nlll character. It would
be well for the Government to abstain iron!
raising 4 question ri tllis lind until the Royal
Commission ltns rtp0rtl Oh tic subjrct. III
TIT lIta1tlsnc yaEl1t tlitl!lsntfOs Ut cunning
cAnl,ges GlIgellt!er Morc s.arH! nnu nlielt1te
,noEe support than all the elements Ut coll
sersatlve orntory.
If, NEW wEEk1Y.
A new, weekly journal, tie Saturdou Att-
crho01l, Is nlout to niIptnf under the edltot-
ship vi Far1eon, thu novelist.
is Ill and obliged to ca,tccl Ills Swedish en-
EuEcnleiit.
THE CONFIRMATION DtL1~
In tic House Ut Lords this evening Enrl
Granville. Forcie1, Secretary. introduced thy
ComlNn,satio, -tor. nistnr,atice M irsla
last night, a1l1 fixed the second ren.lIng 0f
| tile bill for Atendny next. Earl, Dnrtrey,
Liberal, on behalf uf: Earl Grey, Liberal.
says otes 1f noton t1 ,e}est 1 tha
| the opposttlan to the blu.
| TIE OPPOSITION.
a circular addressed tu thu Peers request
iny their attendance III the House Of 14nrds
Monday to uppusr t!e secut,d realm., of the
| It'll is slgurI by tic following Wing Peers:
! Lords Ayclnn4, Carysfors, Dartrey, FltzWlu
[ lam, Sligo, n1ld Somerset.
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IN LUCK.

Special UIfpalth 70 Tia CAstaeo 1F1b9H4.
DosroN, July a7.-rho Cunartl Company
was today awarded $4,000 as salvage OH the
Danish steamer Thl,gyaI|a, picked up by the
Sanlara oif the bailks OF Newfoundland last
April In disabled condition. Judge Lowell,
OF tile United Statea District Court, as
referee. hus distributed tho award: III TIE
Cunar1! Company, Sl0,00 tu Capt: Moula1Mi4
},70u; Chief Engineer ,lll First Matc, $3.50
encl,; alstl tho remainder among the other
officers mud crew.
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DEATH PENALTY l:EsTOl.ED.
GENEVA, july 27.-Tl!e Canton Of Schwk
llns recstabltsllel capital punishment, and
l,us enacted tint t}ls executions be public.
This makes tllu fU,lrtl, ea,,ttm thnt has re-
stored the punishment uf death.
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NAKQEI3 TsESus
BERLIN, July 2',-'rhe Emperor Of Russia
hus Withdrawn Ids objections tU receiving the
Marquis Tsung, ChInesu Ambassador. The
lat.er with Ills statf las arrived, eu route to
st. Petersburg.
uI4MA1tCk
Is not expected back again before Christmas.
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NOTES.. :.
rJ1Rfg%sSf 1Fft41r

Sptetaf nspaleh ia The Chicago Trtbuns.
WASHINGTON, j. C., July 27.--Uen. Joseph
X. lluwloy i,us u0tltlea ILLS friends Ut Ills
latvntlon to le,lyo Lo1,tion mkt Saturday for
home III order to b. lIere tn essgage III tho
earliest work Of the campaign.
Will srE.Ak IN MAINE.
Gen. Keller, Ut Ohla. Inns lren requested
b. Mr. Klutlln 10 take pArt IN tho Alalit1 ran.
thu i9tll to tic 9th VI August In that State.
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THE GRANT PARTY

DENVER. Colo, July aE-0oi. Grant and
wife, Mrs Fred tlra,lt and CHILD, anil W. W.
Smitti urrlyctt ut Nallitou this afternoon aud !.
Weru laet BY U, s. Grllt, Jr.
The silver state., 1880-01-23
An UNWORTHY REPRESENTATIVE.

Charles W. Voorhs was President OF
National Bank at Hackensacl, New
Jersey, and, as he was somewhat lavish
in his expenditure of money for politi-.
cal purposes, was nominated for Re-
preventative to Congress from the Fifth
District. In consequence Of division
in the ranks of his opponents, which re-
suite in the nomination OF two candi-
dates by them, the District, which is
democratic by a decisive majority,
elcctel Voorhis by a plurality. 4
short time ago it was discovered chat
Voorhis WIS defaulter and a forger,
and the Directors of the bank procured
ap Indictment against hun for felony.
At the holiday recess Of Congress it
was Supposed that Voorhis had let the
country, but he reaopearel at Wash
ington upon the re-assem5li1g Of Con-
gress, an1 occl3ionally occupies his
seat in that boly. An c4f5r5 IS now
being made to olst him, and as the
House of Representatives, cannot of its
owa accord take CO gnizlace Of tae fact
that he is ualsr in lictnsnt, the people
o. his district are, c:rc liating petition
which sets forth the facts in. his case,
and prays the House of Representa-
tive to expel him from his seat.
The silver state., 1880-01-23
SD sosy Fs2G3rTay.

The late Mark Hopkins was one Of
the incorporators of t.lc Central Pacific
Railroad Company. He took an active
ptrt IN building the road, and was per-
haps the wealthest man that engaged
lii the enterprise. He was Treasurer
ot the company from its organization
up to the time Of his death, and is said
to have been the largest stockholder III
the corporation at that time. His
tieath occurred less than two yeags AGO,
yet his connection with the Central Pa
citic Railroad seems to have been en-
tirely forgotten, and his name is not
even mentioned as one Of the original
builders, in the articles with which the
papers are flooded relative to the sale
Of $4,000 shares of the stock of the
company to a syndicate Of Eastern cap
italists. Had "Uncle Mark as he was
familiarly called, not devoted she whole
of his time for the last fifteen years of
his life to the accumulation of wealth
to the exclusion of every thingelse, and
left his millions to be disposed of by
other peoples children, as he had none
himself, his memory might be cherished
ly the masses, though forgotten by
syndicates, but as it is, it is almost for
gotten by everybody.
The silver state., 1880-01-23

No one has yet been arrested for the
assault on Engineer Clarke, in Virginia
City. If an outrage of that character
was perpetrate1 anywhere south Of
Mason 4 Dixon's line, on the eve of
an election in doubtful Norther State,
and the would-be assassins were not
inolested by the officers, how stump
speakers would shake the folds out OF
the bloody shirt, and the 'patriotic y
press would howl; but as it occurred in
the "truly loil State Of Nevada, it is
passed almost without comment and
rsotten in day.
The silver state., 1880-01-23
The New York Herald say

The New York Herald says. There
n sser was Tina in the history Of New
Yor'S when so many vessels lay in the
isaroor awaiting cargoes. On Saturday
last the number reached S72, of all
grades and for all destinations. Stress
OF weather hes had something to. do in
producing this situation of adairs. bat
IN tle main it is due to the stagnation
in trade, especially in the grain and
provision markets.
The silver state., 1880-01-23

Chicago has mystery. Mrs.. Gale
lies i'll of nervous disorder, and much
ef tie time she is in a trance state.
Load raps are frequently heard around
ber bed, and the noise throws her into
severe convulsions. Reporters are at
wcrk to discover fraud, but thus far
without success. They suspect the
woman of deception, but have uet been
able to catch her at it,
The silver state., 1880-01-23

A dirukard at Battle IEill, Kansas,
resolved to reform or die. Putting
some deadly poison into glass with
whisky, he locked himself in room
with the mixture. His plan was to
conquer his craving fer alcohol if possi-
BILE. and if his appetite overpowered
him kill himself with the drink that sat
isfied it. He was alone with the po.s-
on for six hours and then he drank it.
His life was saved, however, by the
timely efforts OF physician, and he
was sent to an asylum for inebfiates.-
The silver state., 1880-01-23
"The Friends TilGa Hast. ~

The following was sent by the Hawk
eye man to y printer fyiend, and has
but recently been published:
Ny DEAR JIM:
If you have . friend and yorslove him still,
Let my advice through your actiors.s siinmer:
Publish his vices in aoRpdyP1
But print his virtues in big long primer.
Sincerely yours,
ReBr j. BURD1T-rE.
The silver state., 1880-01-23

Belmont rel ,ioes in Po3tmistress.
Mrs. Emma NJ Norwood has baen CON-
missionel to act 10 that ca paeity at that
place, and is tae first and only woman
that ever hell a Federal Office in the
State
The silver state., 1880-01-23

Hayes has been asked by the Califor-
mia delegation to Withdraw Young Nor
tons name, but declined to do so, re-
marking at the same time that consider
ations Of etiquette would not prevent
him from standing by Morton.
The silver state., 1880-01-23

A Carsonite, named Dan Lane, was
convicted of wife beating and fuol 500
and six months in the County Jail.
TAe prisoaer abused the Court, aad hal
another 100 added to his fine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-02

fined Petroleum. 3' German P,r 9ar * to P0I d u.s.
TaPa9 italian baTR TO Vaenc1 R1 or Alicante 1901 bills
hO I'D and 600 Gram Js Cd Austrian bark 5S2 tons
az az STal T5e' and
g st saG n1 9Go o DO 4 o. long iay DAYS New
seed Oh 4 Cd From fhadeiphia bark i2 tons
10 OTOrtO &c. per BUSH another 762 tons t. An%erp
Coz a8 for ofc5 S e tSni Is % g. & shp
ford IS cd British steamer 10 United Kingdom OF Oon'
osT2e OGSng sale vt @i atG i RTC Geek
l. shlpung order G4G72c: Naphiha Ct H , Tal,i
more cases ii Gl2c Clint ROudeDush o. rrpot saies 81
Crude Certificates a. ali EAs4aas' % oO''
@Doqt Wv &c P Psf Dbl sScc nis
nqnirst sics 56 bbs Mess so SIR G5 o %,
Tra "a Nf% s0I ~ s 2'i g. S@sue st..
3EEFXEb BI'EF iI4Nis qnct without upor ant change
.,...cUT MEATS straaly he'd trade Yer, very hgo ~
ia1.c: smoSp% shoulders 5qGc smoked Hams l2lr
S Cgar naf AMI hail. 5a.dGialec DRIsIRR H2qGs
c.; PiEs LARD-Nfarket steady; prices without IN
oirIatc on scegat,ye "a Is o 29 o tcs 25 T ts
june lc closing 9uc: 300 ties. July 90 2G"' &C. &C.
inc G,7 td7ct $40 ics september 7r507lcc, clio Ing
705aGO7 ics BUYERS or,"n ycaT l,"oc ,rmst T
7o2tc: september, 7o!2d7 olc'; oco4rr M g.,
Steam In lar demand ssics ~ tcS Goc; No. 5 %0
Us. P WrER Clii@iE and Eots without decided change
GdGiic FAIR DC. Good Csc Primo. &c; Ra'Foon' ''o
AZ net 50 gcSer IS ma do P aand r 5croo
.Sr IqS ,o1 SD S3 - 3i r A'on 81 .
splCE- Dqli ami more or less dep e'sr''
M AIE\G ' az III, - 'Sliy'' aaic,.
WOO rhrrr are no mn rant changes to be note hc
d,idat 60 rsnc 1,5 ' e, %, sT ere ac
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-02

LIVERPOOL June Pork Primo Mess Eastern Dun
at 65 Western dull az 3d. Bacc11 q , Sns
dull az 81 short Clear steady at s5. HamsIOng cut
dull 7 Extra Nesa dun a. 7s Prime Mes d pIr a.
CITY dull az 33i. Turpenne-Spirits, dun az 3oi'
steady at 1884, Fine dun at 90 CneeseT
American Choice. steady N. Lard on dun AZ ~.
FionrNExtra State. dull at ~. Wheat1No l, white.
steady 9lId. Spring No. 2. dull at 80d New VII,
Western steady at l06d; New southern winter sIean
steady at sqd CottOnseed Oil-YeOw American, none
IN market. ROsln-Common. at London. dun at Aod
Turpcntne Spirits ar London. dnll at 80. -, a.,
JvERPooI- june l-I30 p m.-Corn aSd per cenai Io,
three DAYS $4,000 cenals including l69OOo eentAS
American
MANIFESTED June 1.-The for yarns and iabriesis
easier but not quOtablY lower.