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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-05-27
The New Electoral Plot.

Our Washington dispatches rehearse
the significant facts of the latest DEM
ocratic plot to make Presidency-steal-
ing easy. Its authorship illustrates
the traditional Democratic careless
ness of inconsistency. Senator Nor
gan, who stands sponsor to it, cordially
approved the Edmunds bill on the
Electoral count when that was brought
before the Senate, and the Edmunds
bill and the Morgan resolution are
Numerically opposed. The Edmunds
bill proposed that where two electoral
returns were made from State, the
highest court Of the State, or a tri-
bunal specially constituted by the State
for that purpose, should decide which
was the proper return, and that decis-
ion should be binding upon CopgrSSs.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-05-27

FROM the Sturgis, Mich, Weekly:
Mr.. John Brast, living in Sherman
Township, informed us a few days
ago that his feet had been so terribly
frost-bitten that he could hardly stand
the pains caused thereby. He happen
ed to think of st. Jacobs Oil-which
he aways keeps handy-rubbed his
feet twice with the remedy, and the
pain disappeared entirely. He not
only values st. Jacobs Oil as an unex-
celled remedy for great many other
painful diseases, to which mankind is
subject, but he also asserts that it is
really invaluable for the many diseases
horses and stock are subject to, and
which so often play havoc with the
prospects of the stock-raiser
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-05-27

The froth and foam of passion a.
mong white people which have been
exhibited in California, especially in
San Francisco, and to some extent in
the other Pacific States about the
Chinese have no basis in facts, and
never had any, and are never likely to
have any. There is really no occasion
for any modification of the Burling-
anne Treaty to protect the United
States against the so-called invasion
Of Asiatic hordes." The whole num-
Der of Cinnamon that have come to
this country in the last twenty-nine
years is but 236, ,944; and Of this num-
Der 1857 have either returned or
died, leaving the present number here
at 92,327, about 10000 Of whom are
scattered through the Pacific States
and Territories and the remainder in
other parts of the Union. There has
been an actual decrease of some sc, 900
Cinnamon in this country within the
last ten years. Their number is less
ening, rather than increasing. 1t is
simply marvellous, in view of the facts,
that people fit to be outside of mad
house should have gotten up such "a
tempest in teapot" Chinese immi-
grafton to this country, even if it We're
an evil in itself, as we do not admit,
has no such magnitude as to justify
this great hullabaloo about nothing.
The people of California, not a mo-
ment too soon, are opening their eyes
to the fact that it is high time to put
an end to the dispensation of Kearney
and his ignorant and rowdy followers.
i n. Y. Independent.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-05-27
MANHOOD: HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED!

zgsEySs just published, new edition of DIR. CUI.-
49, VERWEILS CELEBRATED ESSAY
%Ggg~ the radical cure (withOut medicine) of Sper-
matorrhPa or Seminal Weakness, InvOlun-
tary Seminal Losses mpotency, Mental and Physical
Incapacity, Impedments to Marriage, etc. also, Con-
SUMPTION Epilepsy and Fits, induced by self-fndu-
gence sexual extravaganza, etc.
The celebrated author, in this admirable Essay,
clearly demonstrates, from thirty years successful
practice that the alarming consequences of sef-abuse
may radically cured without the dangerous use of
internal medicine the application Of the knife:
pointing out mode of cure at once simple. certain,
and effectuai. by of which every sufferer,
matter what his condition may be, may himself
cheaply, privately and radically.
~ This Lecture should be in the hands of
youth and every man in the land.
Sent under seal in plain envelope to address.
postpaid, receipt of six postage stamps
Address the Publishers.
THE CULVERWELL MEDICAL CO..
Post Office Box, 1886. Il Ann ST., New York.
aprlty
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-05-27

DIABETEs.-A Sure Cure. To this
distressing complaint, thousands fall
victims. 1t requires no description.
Those who suffer from it know the
symptoms perfectly. The unfmling
cure for it is Hunts remedy, the
Great Kidney and Liver Medicine.
This great Medicine (which is the
only known remedy for Bright's
Disease) has cured more Diabetes
than any and all other medicines put
together Ii afflicted by Kidney, Liv-
er, Bladder, Urinary Diseases, try
Hunts Remedy, reader.
Sold by all Druggists. --ial size,
e cents. -.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-05-27

Try 1T, IT WILL CURE You'll
you are troubled with a Lame Back,
Gravel, Leuchorrhoea, Non-Retention
or Incontinence of Urine, Inhamma-
ton or liberation of the Bladder and
Kidneys, or Liver Complaint, try Hills
Compound Extract of Bnchu and
Cubebs. 1t will cure you.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-05-27
Road Notice.

There will be petition presented to the Commits
sioners of Jackson county their regular
SION on the first Monday in June, 1850 asking for an
alteration in the State road known the Chilicothe
road, rs follows: Beginning at the most suitable
point in said road west of the residence of Charles H.
Cosby in jackson township. thence in westerly di-
rectOn passing over the lands of George II. Greene
Thomas Perkins and others, the nearest and best
ntersect the line of road again the
suitable place east ofthe residence Thompson
Leach i'll jackson township.
may6+5t PETITIONERS.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-05-27

did you make the train? ?" No, twas
made in the car-shops. Il mean did
you catch the train ?" "Of course not,
It's not infectious" "Well my Sol
on, did you arrive at the depot in
time?" mo, / arrived in an omnibus.
"Yes? and did you then board the
the cars?" ALAS! / do not keep a
boarding house."
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-05-27

Caesar" said agood-natured gentle
man to his colored man, Il did not
know till to-day that you had been
whipped last week" Didn't you,
NASSAU" replied Caesar. Il know'd
at the time"
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-05-27

EVERYTHING in nature indulges in
amusement. The lightning plays,
the wind whistles, tie thunder
rolls, the snow flies, the waves leap,
and the fields smile. Even the buds
shoot and the rivers run.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-05-27
YOU MUST SETTLE!

All persons indebted TO me- either by note or book
account, settle up before the 18th Of TIL
claims will be left with justices of the Peace for col
lection. DIR. ID. T. JENKINS.
CENIRIcYIILE. O. Anril Is. 1881. an22-2nl
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-05-27

G. w. CRossMAN, NJ. D., says: 1
regard your Bark and Iron Nichols &
Co.'S as an admirable preparation
when mild, efficient and pleasant
tonic is required.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-05-27
Notice to Teachers.

Notice is hereby given, that until otherwise
ordered, the Board of School Examiners OF
Jackson County, Ohio, will hold regular meet
ings for the examination of teachers, at The
Friday in every month, and on the Third Fri
day in March, April, May, June, July, and Au-
gust.
By order of Board OF Examiners.
2laug79tf T. w. LONGRON, Clerk.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-05-27

No one can witness the suffering of
the baby, without feelings of extreme
pity; for these sufferings, however,
DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup is sovereign
remedy.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-05-27

II DIE content" said the fly in the
bakers dough. Somebody will take
me for currant."
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-05-27

1T is in base drum that two heads
are better than one.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-05-27

The greater the sole the greater the
understanding.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-30
sixty-second Days Proceedings.
SENATE OHAMBEB, NEW OnlrANg, 1
Saturday. March n. 1870.

SENATE CHAMBER NEW OnLrANe. 1
Saturday. March n. 1850. y
The Senate was called to order at IL O'Clock
N. by the Hon. s. D. McEnery. Lieutenant.
Governor and President Of the Senate.
On the call Of the roll the following named
Senators were present:
Messrs. Ably, Augustin, Brian, Cunning am,.
EstOpfnal, FontenOt, Foster, Harris, Ionke,
Lucas, Luckett, Marston, Montan, Newton,
Nunez, Mutt. Parlange, Perry, P0l10ck, Rob
ertson, Rogers, Stewart, Settoon, SHINES,
Vance, Walton, Watkins-N.
Absent Messrs. Burlington, Cahen, Camp
bell. Davey, Demas, Ha9an, Kidd, Steele,
StOry-9. s.
On motion Of Mr.. Estopinal the reading Of
the journal In detail was dispensed with.
SPECIAL oRDRR.
House bill No. $50, s
An act making an appropriation 70 defr1yl
the ordinary expenses Of the goveEnn0t; 3
to pay the interest on the public dehk; 10 eup-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-30

3 "a peGe 8, strike out lii line
ss ~ tke Word 'three" aud
1neeFt 'sfour." Strike out
" I'LL inss q T.. .s.. :. 40. 80. ss,g7s 50
A el1ke out II lin g 2, %.
q line =, S72oo nd 10 - -,
\ s}slis i Out ii il iinss = ] and Il
lnssrs first"
0n pege I, add Ut bottom.
Appropriation for d.
t110t attorney 70 First.
diCial DISTRICTS, for at
fondlng criminal cases In
SVor0me Court each.
Y O1 bA6e 10. strike out lines
s Il =. 3, g. g. q, q;
q 1 ~ 4 HI n !. strike out ''ne'
o. peec ID, alter line 8, add
HON Inspection fees de-
N y1v0d frOm the slaugter-
I'M Of animals under the
4 oI6u8hter- house act. 10000 o. 10000
4 On peso II, n lines 10, 16
nnd Ii, strike. out. the
word general" and In
0ek$ "s0hOpl:
On pare II, add Appropria-
Hon ior printing laws V
French language, p~mpn- M
"a ps N II appropriations
zor Publishing laws In
French language. ........ LOCO
~ printing blanks, pur-
Y cha1tng books, paying
clsrk hire and other Noes
h eary expenses OF the fund-
NJ and examining OF
n warrants, and the carry
jn9 into effect the provi-
olons Of the constitution.
~ ordinance for the RELIEF
of delinquent tax payers.
out Of the fund created
~ raid ordinance, Tor the
payment Of the bonds
therein authorized, e.nd
tho interest thereon -. 10000 90 10000
Tor military purposes,
srmlng, equiPRn,n ly s. ana
militia and volunteer
1or maintenance Il militia ''' 1''''0
q the field, should they
10 called into active Ger.
Vice. 10 be reserved and
used by the Governor. -. 10000 90 10000
Appropriation to refund the
purchase price paid for
HtAte lands erroni0usly
o0ld ~ the State, to be
paid out Of the swamp
Respectfully submitted,
WM. A. ROBERTSON, Chairman.
O. motion Of Mr.. Robertson the rules were
4 1anaeended to consider the report of the COM
ullUo00 % TINS umo.
On motion Of Mr.. Robertson the bill was
B snn6Sa tho anecial order for Saturday. the
1Wenty-aeventh instant, Immediately after
4 - reading Of the journal.
E Ana the bill was ordered to be printed.
Lr. Walton, chairman Of the Committee on
Y Y aricf1ltnr0 and Commerce.. submitted the
following report:
70 tho President and Members Of the Senate:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-30
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
or TIN
FIRST GENERAL ASSEMBLY
- or THE
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SENATE.
sixty-arst Days Proceedings.
SENATE OHAMBER.. NEW ORLEANS.
Thurs day. March 26. 1850.

s#a SENATE CHAMBER, NEW OKLEANh.
Thursday. March 26. 1850.
The Senate was called to order at Ia O'Clock
4 III. BY che Hon. y. D. McEnery, Lieutenant
Governor and President OF the Senate
on the cali Of the roll the following named
H Senators were present:
Messrs. Ably. Augustin, Brian, Qahen
T. Campbell, Estopinal, Fontenot, Leake, Lucas
Luckett, Marston, Newton, Nunez, Mutt
i Perlange, Perry Robertson, Rogers. stewart
3teeIg. SHINES, Vance, Walton, WAtking-4
Absent Messrs. burlington. gn nnnin eRsa1
Rsvsy Ponce folioct E setsoon stors A
On motion 81 Mr.. Cafen. the reading Of
thc journal Id detail was dispensed with.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES
~. Watkins, chairman Of the Committee
a, tha Judiciary. submitted the following re-
port:
"a the Pree ident and Members q The senste:
mittee, To whom was referred
Senate bill No 192, being
An act TO punish the drawing and the sale
u tickets Id any lottery not authorized by
Che laws Of the State,
10 report the same favorably.
II Senate bill No. 191, being
An act to amend and re-enacG eection 1ois 9,
10 relprt Tie same favorably, with the fol-
lowing amendment:
section 1, line Is, strike out s'of competent" .
ma insert sshaving;" In line 10, before. "hold-
inr.v insert '0f the amount involved"
Also. as eminsting from the Judiciary Com
An sct to provide for the stamping Or ex-
change OF the consolidated bonds OF the State
VI Louisiana lii accordance with the ordinance
relative TO the State debt
Respectfully submitted,
j. d. WATKINS, Chairman.
Y Under standing rule Of the Senate the bill,
G1nanating from and reported by the Com
Einittee on the Judiciary, becomes
u Senate bill No. 2i0,
.E An act to provide for the stamping Or ex-
sohange Of the consolidated bonds Of the State
IN Louisiana, In accordance with the Ordi-
nance relative to the State debt.
Which W. read the first time.
Mr.. Robertson, chairman Of the COMMITTEES
~ Finances, submitted the following report:
70 TIE President and Members Of the Senate:
Your committee, to whom was referred
IBouse bill No. 900, bag leave to. report the
|1ame favorably, with the following amend
1850. 1881.
On page 8, strike out lines
r II Ak IN NJ IN 10
New-York tribune., 1880-06-14
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rvrer Vessels and RdiI-Olis.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT
SATURDAY. Juno II. 1850


Gy s,s9G q pqa arm a st sp5s2s. 9s: u mid 3
rSS Gp and Ad In@. .CG Oh S"I pyse
Maiang quo;ed DOninay i;e ...,. ..,.n,o, ..,o.
siS sass s3 S:s, sSo S$ and
ssS's sss day = last aI' Tssf HS' and i p@
1i5c U.s. Futures aTdSs Gaio eosnT barely
fmss. fRs Gl Ssa 10 June $ ioess9S1o %S, %7osl5s;
ApFSs'i 1A6p9FS@ioI NovemheT eiocs Pecemner o6$a
Ss M nr Hacns noeS 1881 80 HSS e%Ge aaa
octoSe NoyeUSer IoSS DecSmGsT tT @SS Ja9
YYfy YY75, lSy Say liz ?'iIH xUs. Ssps%SsE
HE i1ss GG1SSsr 2sSSsrv To- TaHstssbe crig
s 1yC e.p9 sSand oSy for F small parca
= iSF = 3hs wSs So 9SSo S GS ;Sf sIo4 %SsF
s. 80 26S bO Extra sS 1884 @ rs ine@Mdng III s 800
RSt 1Sdes & 20 seS IBIS G sapnn Zoo
bills latter for ToS GhS9S sESo %nsr %Ms
Il d 'ae s. s46' sSss 52e g GSS saesrse
Par E1ra o%%s. sa .S s. 900 Rxa western s. W
psnsy S 40 q 6Ss5 OoS c6" % $ 6
E1s Mlnns9a 20 80 s. SS't s. txh SS ys Sc no 25c
rsaeS shchy " 1I tn: q r.gss SsS Of
ss q ooo a 50 EcS oS ass 35 GOO @ oOSs7
Patent wntss TnEsN Mnsis Ell fnouf dull 0O de
sas' A. 40 oSSa SS 4s5ens Soe s.
x sSa Sa9HS g. ef G%si an Saas9s
opened a a. and 9Ssr sSSg 'm2G more
eay al about th closing figures OF yesterday
fair export demand. mainly FOR No spring aud no. ed
nosle lusness speculative ctoHnt sales OZlOoI
hnsh tturs W 0O bush pIompt delivery Including NO
Cbicaro aud Mnwa1kee part private tels rcmsdcr at
10 sed 81 40: sew Yerk No; Red 81 %; go. Ied
81 o6 N "a ~: Mixed Winter, IL 23i Steamer No Bed
Il 20 10 Amber 81 21 Ungraded White 81 2O@S! 49,
No White 81 20 No Whe - Z; y 81 ~ Rart ! - ar
Al 2ehaSi 2Gsj Co., Jny. u l4haS l6. closing 81 l52
81 YSsSsI 81 IS NG SG@as. vi June i & :sS
Canada aud State. BARLEY dgl: nSmnal ;BAALh1
a, ~ les fr export and trade tar
en- account 2ZtO0 Sosh future $4,000
~ Srapvt deiiyeTy fciaaii n2rAded Western Aixed.
SsSs2e No 3. 49c steamer NAKED, +9Ss21sa NO z %Gg
q s I"sh special Aevogy In juno NO July 4ea451c
Closing soc OA1 lc. lover market closing heAsy sas
IN nn h1s fucludfpa No. ct &sc No. White. Ud
s7 &C. 70 = a SIC white. 80 Eol White 43
Tlic MiseS Western 81 s0t0c.: White No l39e; d0 4OG
tsc. Ss sss:s - including 0oo bu p No June
tJc: Z5UyJ do. JaIy. 80 . 9kc, fEEO steady
HAY ASD srRAx-Ia sctiVo re- sn"ts sn1 ~,
Msniu and sSe0Sl O5 tor Prime and Fancy CloveE end
New-York tribune., 1880-06-14
COTTON MARKRTs-BY TELEGRAPH.

vsopo,, lima 11lgI H. Cotton hrmer and fraction
ally dearer Midng pand ~ 5uune @ and
export Receipt 500 bales al AmcTlesn FqtuTes-n
Low MlddhnF clause June deyery Gl;d G& yuss sis a
do August and september delivery Gad; do &c
and October delivery 6sssd do October snG
livery. GIed; do, November ana DecemOer uoi o''' '<
SJt Jnos 1s' iaottor steady Miadnr 1O7s Low
Middhng, lobe; GOod oiunaly' S4'' i''''' -
S 2SE June l2-Corton quiet; dlng II 7e I1w
bales Exports Continent 400 bales ooHlse 70 OAeS;
sales 26j nales spnncr $40 bales SdGGH TSt TST Md.
ding qc Good Ordinary, l0Ro; net recripts E25 @
gross bAles exports 10 Great Brllhh ooA DeSi SA
CH1EsToN June l2COOn steady; ddl.ng , ri il Low
MiddlinC s Ordinary, O4c. net receipts EO D"9'
sales 100 bates STOCK. g. GIG Oales 49, ,,,.,,,,
CINCINNATI Iune l2COttoE qnlet ana hTIn Mni,s
a. Low Mddmr 1O7sc; Good Ordinary; D'sc receipts
a56 boles shipments 20 bales sales l4 baes spinnerS
tLvSs1ox Jnnc i2-Cott0n steady; MdhhnG isc; Low
,5ood HJ.c: receipts, l.JUl
bnrs exports 742 bales saes lao bales SOcA'
iS1ISyIGE June l2-Cottnn hrmor; Mddiug. II isc
MEMPHIS June l2-COtton stetdy MhulhIi 80 hco,ss
crIps 800 bales shipments SG9 bales saies l'ooV ''
T6BiiE June I2-Cotton Md1ling, II SC; low Hia
ding i0LSd Oac CJoOd OTduarv. net receipts lts
bales exports c0astwise bales sales 210O bales soCA
iSTW0EiEGys June l2-Cott0n quiet steadyi MiddlnE
ii o. Low Middnur II &c; Good Ornnary lO4c; nGI r.
ciA 4gi baes gross 5l6 bales exDort, to the COh'uen
300 bales sales loo bales SiJrA wv ~" ndsS o 70
SoRTOIK June - Of;Ou QUIET MddIng. II l2c; net r.
ceis $50 bales exports cOastwse, 1919 bnes sales 30
unc i2~Coto1 quct Middlng 2 Low
MidilnR. IL SCI Good Ordinary iu'tci htt sr
Daes gross 2li6 bales sales spnncrs 26l bales so'"'
SAyASXAH juno 12.Coon quiet rrcsna6 MiGdiips, d S
II i.: MdIiDE, lOHc: Good Ordinary H9-i hot IT,
crius 100 bacs sales 100 hacs siuos, ylJJ baits
LOIS Juno arm IG,nS 5s 1c, IN 10" c shp
nlcnts ~ bales. sales. l,OiN bates SnS +''eh plcS
WILMINGTON. June l2-Goit0n gulet M,nEg. i NJ ~ alcs
MiddlnG l0'sci Good ordinary loc' net ''''P''
AZ DaIU3.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-14
1.RnrEAN MAKkErI.

IivrEro,i- Jun - Pork-Pnme Mess. ra-irrn steady
AT e., steady 30 HacoI Gunner ami 'ut
dnI al S6,d. snou Iub cull al 80. I@ns C'rar
dnil ri ~ SloI clear cul at 30. Hans nonR
dui. al -: I.xir4 M.sr du ~ - Irime Mrsa dn Al
81 Iarl-PiiMc Western. Gul IT 30 1m"w-l liIe
,'itv Steady al 33 TuncutIuc spirits. tt.a'v al ii
Rr!nCnmmon stepv al 3d F.nr ~" adv 81 n bd Cheese
American thoicc. dull Go. laui ph. dt. AZ q. "l
F.our-EMa siAle steady Al - Whos' ~" L. "mta' i.
Gull at 10 Sp1nc. ~. =. daH ~ 9"l. NrW WIN
i,r western dui nj ~ a.: Sew ~oVthrr! Wnt"- du
~ 10 "a. Corl-NXeG. steady ~ ! 81. t"tnn-""H fl
-Yc.ow AnrIicHi. market. kusiu g 'hnii. al
stead, J- "a ID. urPcDtur, Spiit' at Lon on
IIyi,i,- Jrrc l2-l23O p Cheese. GO lrr cwi. ior
1yrt jun~ i.-Wicox's Lard cnrcI at - francs ~ cen
times per ~ Filo-.
hU.t!iCda.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-14
wool vAnKEr-DY TELEGRAPH

BOSTON June l2-WOOl-Tlie market is very dull anu uh
s,t ed Ruyrra are sill holding OF Gnd prcrs declining
Az culat0rs are dtmurizr. the early purchases IN ue
f nor have proved quite Uuprniae. Tho ptht pa uu
n. re thr inst week has br.n IN Kcutucky COmbinEs
rh lScncc Il any movement in California VIZ" Is "a markt
Of and quotations are onilftii iohht
In Tcrrfiny Nothing done Of anv consequence
moderate request IlAnSactOn7 IN tOr-
n NO, are fathei td pccs nOntnali thrie - but
very title pressure Sell. The alrs Include ono fr's
y Y mud XX al asa &c: Michigan and Wl-conNn, y
an above Al ~ &C: NcSNOrk Fecces at ]Oc hrulucsy'
NlssIuri 3jG3I Texas ~ - NC II
IS,shcd and understandable Fcccf- ~ = dj5t nb
Washed nj sec: secured 60 r. spring California NJ t?oH
c FnlI do NJ .Ur.: super rutd ~ t56bl &C Aus
frnau OF lS0Iic FutIiSh CUubng at jui12c MrIt Ni'
al Total Ot the week, lO9AoOO "'
OF VIII = Domestic
New-York tribune., 1880-06-14

50 7 Grass Terans ss 4OSs3 10; stoeker' and
Feeders nOminaIly S36S3 80. ooo,., r,o-,o.
SHEE-Recepts 400 head Shipments 200 head markot %
and II &c. lower Common q talr, - OV@S' w. ~
Choice, IS SU6Si 20. o.,,,uo..s
~ J0tJjs lime I2-HOGs hrmer Yorkers, Baltmores
and Packing - 9Oas4 Heavy Shit ping, - O5SS4 l5 re-
CeIp 2 50Ohead shipments. 4, 700 head
aud uuciaugcd supply
smpnIy receipts none shipments 100 head
New-York tribune., 1880-06-14
Total shares sold Tor The week 2'&0

Government bonds We're unusually quiet through
ont the week. the total sales at the Boards amount
Ing only 1878 500 against 81 10000 for the pre-
ceding short week. The final changes IN the bid
ding prices are Advance-6s Of 1881, is per cent;
declnes-5s of 1881 and 412s each ls and 4s q pcr
cent. Wednesday the Treasury purchased
So, ,OOO 900 bonds as follows $244 900 6s of 1880
at 1O4.S 01O4.S9 and $1,756,OOO Gs of 1881 at
1O67s0 106.92. The total offerings amounted to
S9.13O,O0O. The dealings in State bonds were
small and Insignificant but quotations are rather
firm. Railroad bonds as q rule were less
active than usual, but of the speculative kinds
were traded in to moderate extent at prices that
rose and fell with the share market OF Erie second
consos So 9S4 900 were sold at prices ranging from
500. to S53s with final sales at S4os Generally the
final prices both for investment and speculative
bonds, show improvements on the figures of a week
ago.
The receipts of -four amt grain at the principal
Atlantic ports on Saturday werei
New-York tribune., 1880-06-14
nAvANA- -MAKKETS.

HAVANA Junr 12.-Surar-11c m2rk,t ru'cd quiet, hut
0rnn aud sight adyuncc vas esablsh, N"s 10 lu - -
Sd-1 reals gOlc. nrroe; Nn~ - To 20 ~ = '"1'
reals Molns.ts SIs to Ia, 81 IA a t'aS: Mu~
ytdo COmnon tn Fan 7a7 - reals. Centrifugal. @6- I"A
lion in bovrs and hhds S'.d S"cEs ~ ware ~
Ilayaua MatanEAs-!l so lpXr- llJrnu bags AMI
rs UOu hlt KcCrlui. oI III, Wrr~ ,'D boxes, 80 p'G>
aul . ~ h,r. I,poits uuflug the WeCE-tu boxes m
, 100 bnl, inrIuiIIs $50 hhds. tn The Uuiicd stats
Sp4uisl gold. 30 ,2S. Exchange rsinE Oh lr Mlrl
States gold, ! NJ -hO!t sight bD :
premium London IL SGl1 prrunHni on FAi.s. "a
New-York tribune., 1880-06-14
BANKING And FINANCIAh
PACIFIC RAILWAY IMPROVEMENT co.
CIRCULAR No 3.

NEW YORK June ~, 1850.
The third instalmcnt Of 10 pei. cent up2n sub
scrptiors the extension OF the Texas and Pacific
Railway Will be dne and payable on Jun" 22. at TIE
office of WOfRISnOFFE!:& Il CO.. No. 81 txchanEe
Place Nea York. Checks SHOULD be to order OF +.
G. RFNNfK, Assistant Treasurer
Payments will be ind, r3ed upon the certlhcAte
and First Mortgage Bonds apDrrtaininG to the first
iustalmeit of ten per cent will be ready for de-
livery on that date. te......,.,,,,,, d,
e. T. WOERISnOFFER. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-14

Salt ess7oc straw-s lOSs1 20 for Long Rye; Csc for
Short d., and Doe. for Oats. -. -.
HIDEs-Du1l and inclined to lower prices Tecsnts hsr1
b9l2I Hidea and Inda and ~ Boston 41US
Hies sales here, 2Vi5 IId,s; stock lt5OO iles ano
bales East india against le92O0 and fJ' t
lsst
UOPSSDui: prices nom naly unchanged. -
IEATHFR-Prfces steady busi. moderate: eTpo1h,
50 20 Sides ,z "a $3.50 II 1888 to the Continent
andII t0 destinations.