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, 1880-06-04
LAKE PORTS.

1aketas Ntnasek To- TIA Chicago Ts5aaA'
BUFFALO, N, r., juno pellers
W, r, Wstn,ose City Of Duluth, 7. ", Allan d.
eohooners Rrunetto, Hill, Imperial. Nellie Nod-
tnHtou, 8. l.. Watson, Nrutur Chioakos propeller
u. ". Powers, schooner II. T. Merry, grain, Dcs
troll; propeller T. Davidson. auhoopsr J.. G.
King, gT4ll, Duluth; schoonars Col, Couk, J. u.
eI cIea4ea-Propsisrs ss cIty Of Duluth. .s. b. Guild.
well, suhooaers 8. t. Wataon. Ellen SprY, ooaL
ChlaAxo, schooner r. q. Ktu9. eArY4 Guiding
9homaa Parsons, coal, Maw4ukee: schoonet
pag.ulA+ Marquette.
Chafteta,.s ,s .sSn,2oness ,s e May III T.: rSF3ws T. "
"a Ch1eA4p, ~ eVuts: SchoQnass ]. .. Mutrll,
, 1880-06-04
UDNtlElY n Clfcuss

lHIfGi+ EfEd &"fEA@s
It Ia beloved that avrrGgp h,lhlanit$ will do
moro "a heat its ,suy tuto II ctrotts tiAta 1t would
~ sallt pystsessio.. NJ Of = whole siae.stow. Th9
ycstcrdhy befnro M old man over " ycIrs Of
ayo waa walking cooy Ia without = tussoboard.
St Scaiit Stop 1in,u.o-rm looking for phin-
STscxes-t1cket," otlcd tho. door-man rs ne
ri teli you havo an engagement to meet
Phinoas 4. Nart.u,n ag ,thls hour. anil r you
stnp MIC he nlHy lose tsoool" shouted the Old
"ES ..{I1 l,s,< na9x sI7,!! epa sss your ttcxosr
"very WI wel IL 1taaH Aits Il T. loses clean $yo
ho ,nust bla1ao you. al1 not nc; Iie told me TO
I'iat settled IT, nnrnun, Was not In town. and
tho old mRn WA lifted up n1ld dropped outside
Withia I've minutes young nun walked up
free cltrancc in co'tstdetA4on Of tho fact tuat
saa 10 se Sfaj s H. pao
called The uoSo1; ;tsksf, IA ho reached right and
w Ut W va ~ ah in.ossal injury, replied tho VIC
''..t "do away-go away--wo ply for nothing that
which cannot bu seen BY tho aakcd eyer'
"A woman bpstKht a ticket for herself, ant
nG s sS hm III T. asr as1s H.
"'rhat's protty big baby you have thors,"
said tue nun xa shs oAtne up.
sho exclaimed, ~ tho weight bout her ncarly
r I'D r. ss st sss & ss sss sss~ e.: ri
- "i!ait faro-set u ttakosl" said tho man Us
ne sa, !iitod a'ta oVes tae fopes' 9na mo Wo1'a"
"Erawl undor tse sa1ys4, Jehany-orewl
undo, tho oa1yaa! You'll lind molookll'e at tho
hs.S3s hs shSw s, K ths evening 'e1z
, 1880-06-04
LIVE SToC1C..

CATTJ4A-Ttado wxs fAte1y active and ths market
aRnn pEesonted = nsa1 bohs< This scastps, though
rsaasixltJ lsraar than On tho pSacodlnN days Of s
Nect. Msfe m1dssat0. Asla all wore wAnso4 - tho
lately sdyuncs pr5oss Inulude Ia tho ssostpss wsfs
nnl4uoe Ut dEoyeA Of WasturN caltio-pftnc!pally
CulOfsdu and Qeaxou-wtfca kuld ~ $1zk3LA Light
und nvdIusn weights. fur suu0 4GJB previous,
preferred 70 tAs nea7tsr wshhts, and such salA
Ills At TatAes stronger prices. The bsttes Class OF
1atchsTs st,c& @iso sold &As4S sst1es. Tbs supply
not being sueant ~ uoek tho wants at local GVssh.
UFs aIld cAnnsta, Poor gsAdss. hUw0tot. Naso weak
whh t4adsnoy " lower alures ~ ahAfs Il svssy
probability thus Tho NEXT few dsJs ~tn sss tnaskod
Increase In the suppy ofrez4na a& tha xezss CATTLE
HalsA rn6t from Il Tor ssFuh t0aa, " eA7t fos
uxs1. GrexosJ, Uoulsy \ Uo. sold q load 0f extIa
steoEs n Tho iA4lex taare, I1A mAfkat eaosed Hsn
with tqFg faAs t4fE 1t, tha YAf4A
, 1880-06-04
PORT OF CHICAGO

Stnr Chtcago Mantt1woc, aut,dricg. Co.
G'1p rrSp sylrk sssk' i'vtoa lar.or. saafes
FfO1 Mpesonggr, Vt. Jusepti. sunlrlrs.
Prop shistlmE; %W2n1ref Wni', s@,os
Prop Io,tipe5t, whte L,lKe. sunatipsa: ,!tH5'a,
PEop e. + notn ,i,r1 snusnt,kI s'tnaFlea
Prop Trader, MuskuYon. lumber.
Prop uet'tse phhbart siilskdgdn, lutabor' :,
Prop AiGskh, EriU, surtrtcs.
1'rUp FAyett1, MnHtBteo. lnlnber. >,
i,rop IllsmsreS. Maieksaheo, towing. =.
se!ir s5 auas S aatls' EulxtSii, hGatpi lainla
schr Ii: Thtnnpsntt; Whttn Luke, lumyat.
ssSf sstf Il degas51!S; gl@ix, s[ts sjss s pte ar.
schr schr n"svsy snl bssei' aI' 'ijSitao, Sua coal.
sssr sr fi5sst a. sexof}; @sn1nlGSs sa'
EGhr Cunn4lii, LuItiiKtun, luiiiDIr,
Schr Martini. Gruss Point. gravel. -.
sssf sssF + khsis5 kfast 1S1a91Gn sinstSn
sohr c. L. Joh!lson, MusEta,!a, lhmbds.
solir Poora, Muskexotl, lufnbpr.
Schr I. Hates Muskogon. lunhor.
scbr Wia1sdr. Stanisiee. fulnbef.
sssF sssF y s'asss a4aay a&sHsxas
schr Il. Witteek, Mdnek u.,nef: lumber; 20
s'chr l,ursta. Mtskhson. li!nbor.
Schr IL. u. Modro, FranAfortl lumber.
Actual sA1L1kua. ~
sShr s;, lsesa = ls s1s5a 9fana NI!,'s,a Iayen.
stSr stSs nssiie is iii 1roya; H!lNaukec.
sost TisrlM. urecn my. !;
Tug J. I+nihnIn, Htursujn Dky.
eelir Ag9}esi M, M!,sKsko',. :.
sehf f it;a6ino, M!i5lsETu. !
, 1880-06-04

rh"%as ;rn,sas fS.ss \, r;, md s. L. wnt'o, ooa to M
Cannl frcIKhta voro wcnk, hut shipper, ,c,,
confident ot ,rlicr tornthls al.esnu, ouoteGS'
sn ",s 70 NV M oS% Ynik 'q[n mbste If esH, 1T,
s et so1ss 49,, fsSs 49, e psf AD1ny aS nSs
and ard, sls6 per ton. Ca.ial shipments, % sSn aS5S
spsesaf Dhpateh 10 7ns t:Aataao 1rtb.,k,
DETROIT, Mich. june a.ITasso.l Mp-Froptl.>
bnfsss g. iirIb,it md oosort, i5t1tono s,oam; an;
nnrFes sshoonnrs ;as,, nary,st s ons!n, Cisyelaad
n!st H. Fsts S"yts%% ys%S s'S'ss!a 4ssSass
Kessss! fra 6hetfee and burgess oh!os efs 81.
sort. Il. Huwar aud barYas William II. i,ntunrns- n-
sesn%a iasoa e M M sss
T. urayos aud consort, Olcan and barsc,, Myii
aess yapsss ks1snot K yan xst9snurS 94sss ury v
MILWAUKEE.
Special MspateA to 7ns Chicago 7fthua.
;, H1LwAuKEx, Juno A-aon hor last run 1ornf
hsr kcoi forwnri no that fteon fcct bad h%asfs tas e.
renewe.1. Repairs wero nado hero. W
yav crushed to-niaht, md Is dsahear IT. Sy ffsss fss
.Tho sshooncrs solkirk,, nelle Laurie, md
AsrIved-schooner Pulaaki. .,
C!earrd-Iropellers b!nneapolts, Eurepo,
Charters q NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Jat,a betic." oots o.1
at couts; Charies IInolIy, Wheat at oH CENT sse
CLEVELAND.
Special Dspdteh to Ihe CA&cae3 1stbun&
CLEVELAND, o.. Juuo a-Arrivcd-propcltora
Empire stato. Duluth, 1norcnandise: Hnns
Hmith, Cormornnt, Meraaotse, orc; eehooncrss
Charios Wait, Senator, Maf1uotie, orc; 1h,ft
G,bb+ Niagara, Delaware, Canton, Hscnntba, orn: ;
Mernlng Star, Green Lay, pig.lrotl. :. Wi, /,
mac chseaso mosebanaIso ialeo @ tSfx' foe'u IT, s,
1nerrhandiSe: II. q: Tuttie g. ChaH1bcrialn, lii. .
9asttte: 7sgn JShn MMasp
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. p. 8. Marsh, corn, Toledo
to UufTalo prlvhte tornls; NoBnuuee. ..otp Esctn.
nbh to Clov0lau1, private terms. !,
roHr uoLuoRNR.
gp*ttal Dspat<h 10 III Chicago 1Hbunl. :;
Ponr CoLDonHE, Ont, June 0..Passed down..
psopeer e e Monsea
soIi and boason, Chicago to Queboc, walnut, tia,
.Up-schooncr bermuda, Osha~a to Clureisnd.
light; propeiaor Alma Munro, Montreal TO Csoves;
land general "fgS: fgs;r1zovoon. :.
Special Dtspateh to TAs okieaqo 1ttb4tAs.'
CotLtNawpoD, Juno 8-Stcamcr Franceg'
Smith. arrived light from Superior, roports thas
tho schooner Trlnldnd, ooa-ladcn, sunk at StlYet
Isle, Is In fourteen feet Of wator, ind ID sais
| position from any weather.
Departod. .Stcamor Columbia, for Chicago, Is
| tons Of freight, and n few pnasengets.
EstANADA.
Special ptspateh to Ths Chicago Tribune.
EecAnAnA, Mich, juno a-ArrIvod- Propeller
I.olnnd; achoonera J. =. Harrison, T. W. fesy,
sp1S Uioasedscboonors oi; % 4. .. Hutchinson, John
Q'Nolll, Nassau, \ poud, Fleotwing, stampede.
, 1880-06-04
PEIROlE ELM.

prs1sauuo, f.., jnns a-PIrEot tth .,ss ga'tr n.
crude steady It nix n f'ufisrs nut aa'p"'
,lE2! ssANn. u fpae {: Eraatau2-opS1u .u
8tN3.dArt Nttst ~ FAST ~ .,,rym sux- -Nsttss
as,aad NJ stf6set 1Xs' ssxsss k II;
a aoSs, ~ sfssasa, 1;aGi tkI3s dt33ivaA, tae4 -"
, 1880-06-04
LQIlIAYILLE.

Lor1symtr, June 3-CurroS-Dull hnd unchanged
nt l1He.
FLuun-Dull, extrp, SIX extra family, S&oo; mo.
l. atloBL15, chn.co fnncy, &.s5dMm-
GlAAtS-Whcat zteHAy ut si,0k. Corn hrms No.
whlta, excite: do mixed. sN8s. Onts steAdy, with
mir d9!nnnd3 No. 2whita. o; do puixel. J3Mc- nye
dull Vic.
-, ,fHoy1soHs-P,tk ny & stsaay. Win fair dornond,
MctyU, trim, And higher. hhnnldarB, ~ clear rib
~ 4sBsH l3nenn strong ht1d xhot; Shoulders. &lD:
U!4aatDfA
WMiaKY-Eirm.
, 1880-06-04
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following were tho rcccpis and ahlpmcnts
Of tile lending articles Of produce II. this city
during tho twenty four hours ending NIT O'Clock
Thursday mornlng, md tho corresponding timc
last yellr:
, 1880-06-04
BF TELEGRAPH
NEW TOtik4

sp.esa, Dt.puteh to Tns Chicago Tribune.
New YonK, june :.-Tllo market to.dny has
bee1t given over entirely to multitude Of small
tr1lders, who opened prices strong, md hastcncd
to sell out when they sRW themselves unsup-
ported. About noon they took fresh colragc
1rufH the opcrllonI of Il ymnlt clique engaged
III manipulating emil stocks, ar1 Under their pur-
chuses tho ,nurket worked ur ngl!rs. md finally
closed with Rn appearance Of strength. TheFU
VIVA absolutely no buying except from profess
Eonml tyud0rs, au1 thuy nppoAr to havo worked
prices up to Il point that invites q fresh
attack from Gould, who was to-d day
moro Interested In tho Convention nows
from Chicago titan in stock fluctuations.
1[c sayg, however, TINT prices must 10 lower.
The outsllo public nre not buying sucks 10 my
sxtpnt, aud brokers generally arc complaining
IT dull business. Lake Shnrc Kavc wAy readily
today whrrever attacked, and although conl
Hocks lIlnthtain 0, uppoaruNoo OF strength. on
Nencc IN thoIr future Is rapidly lcclning, as II
- soOn to what nn cxtcut tho iron trado ls proa-
trnscd.
To ths Wt.tern As.oesat*d I'rrn.
NEM YorsK, Juno a.-Oovornmont strong.
haI!toad bonds Irregular.
Htnte securities dull.
The stock market aponed frnctiou htghor,
but soou btcanc weak, and declined Il to IN,
tho latter 1.nke 6horo.. Durins the afternoon
4 tto:. Faciilc Mail md Ncw f sJorsey Central
{eniinr Tho tIt,,xuF11 r,nvnrnHnt II, fhn Nt,nI
t 49,. 49, 80 ,,,As ~ mttnn nts
kase5 tn1te WIZ tLHetuuh! IHAoGun. t.uis-
Flllo q NaShfllo rose j. b4l ucotlaod Iht NQ20-
tltIo j. Chattanooga foil OIL pOr cent.
'rrnns1ctIote IA 100:
1arkn wanna. y. w.. XiGuNor 1or,er Conttny 3yucp
Erin n.... JiJTjFi;Heilio Mnl .... IfNU
inEn Mira ''''' I;iafist ..ni .'s'' ii ffli
NnrtbWontHrn TLU'Wsbssh isnrLtis 80. HHu
Nnsh I,hnt 9iIj| WHstnrst iininnM M tSIIs1
.-sl 'l ~ =, t,. .'rss~
IHo GnictKo d NoFLnMc8t9Fn 1tA!lway COM
CMny declared nunrkprly dly!dcHd OF IN pcr
crnt oh preferred u1fd n aenia- annual 1fytdousl
OF pur crCt On common stock,
,.,,nv ,,arisnt nna,1 III ,er rort 1,ar,<, ,,,o,.
nntnIn s st'o1t ovs ~. e'sl" A'uA0 @@eA
citttal1 paPeI, s4o. ,... 49, .o,+,
6tprltuT GxChAuKo, alxty-lnyt Rtehdy ut 4aGH
demand. 48QM,
1nvrrx,.r,r. 1,oung
:, &, ,,,, ..s "hNt no"oe' .so
y. !Mr$ New ~. .Myst4
MeH o N.Y. IActbo ID OF Kua...,...Iahi
, 1880-06-04
MARINE NEWS.
Vessel Agents at Loggerheads Con-
cerning' Freight Rates.
Another Heavy Wheat shortnge Report
ed from buffalo.
A Vessel Trade In Which All PastleS A1e
Satisfied.



tho report nude yesterday that oh cents ID tho
established rnto on corn to buffalo. Tho pro-
poer Colorado got contA instead Of ~, aud
yesterday ono or two medium. atzed Yeasela worg
put In at cunts, even lfttr othors hnd obtained
Gil cents THIS netinn of tho aKcnt or a4onts
who accepted tho lower 0gurc suggests to othnr
agents Lcaro OH tho pnrt. Of th9 chafteffnG
party to check tho n,lvnuoo In rates. Whether
such. IL feeling really had any weight II tho
pruntscs 11E T1uHUNE reporter is unablc to
sletcttnho, but It must bo admitted
tint tho. notion will bear criticism.
or othor agents It Is said That they are sondtns
CuhAlian vessels to Kingston n1ld Montreal ono
horu, md which arc also freely paid out OF Mill
wn..kc0. THUS, while tho propeller Eur opo was
put In on Wednesday, nt 12st cents for wheat
fru1n Mllwankce to Montreai, tho propeller Cisy
Of ". CMthnriHus, also put ln by Chicago age1t.
hour. il is notorious faos that tho Canadian
schoonors chartered hcre during tho past weeS
uartor ,ar or of coi's below the r!to alloxed t. ana
featilly ol'tN!ned for, American bottoms: ,a Is
terday wers. rs Dutiais- -sehoouera Col Es-
q. j. MaaII, oats It oerits; aohooiiers Cascade
spa kS1le M Nan 9o r. ~ oonts az sts! ~,
M peiicr % oneit1S. oorn % on through rste; schooner
cents. 10 Erie-PrOpgtlcr Delaware, corn Oh
Worts and Potomac, corn Ct I cent?: propeller
1,nko Erle, corn oil through rnto. To snru!M--.
snoe pusno sSrn wSo fbushsls cor
ilnd 900 bushels oats. Lust cventng tho stoain-
largq osear To*nsona ana consorts '1 Ed. MelIy
for @ whcnt ; cargocs bit tho rato ratnasns nndo-
tnrtnlntsi. This schotsncr Emerald takes whoat
Tho supply Of course freight continues good,
4 while vehAels are unustlNllY soarcc. Tho OH
es 1sa efs cSaxo af
fiS!!y fS fro@ ofsesbee bay q Gheaso st
schooner Mary Nau, cedar posts from Codar
Hivur TO Chicago ut atx conis apEcoo,-an nd"
| vtssK1 TRADE.
Yesterday afternoon Capt. William Courtlsnd,
netting for tho owner, Thomas II. Lyor Of Lul-
itgtt,n, traded the schooner Oak Leaf for tho
f. Ds saf e nsSS IL Sc e.
Sl0 tons Gurthon hrd Il st!l! handsolnc-lot;I!ia
% vol as smart graft. Tho Koyco is ownel ", by
eutwar!l appsari,nce rathar tavors the Oak
| Leaf. Capt CourttnI,t ct4Ins that the ltoyco ID
better suited for tho I.ud!ngton trade thaia the
Oak Loaf; hc,sco h!s dosire to BoeuTo. her. On
e pana bt 1 bst sas &c az x 5 j sss; Sss;s.
quilted for hs particular tFs,.1e o0 shore IL IN
urcen Bay. thnn tho Royce. Should oaeh ot the
conclusions. thon + must bo aumltsed TINT the
hon0ra arc et.sy.'
| uaAyY SHORTAGE.
On her lust trip to 1sui1ulo from this port, tho
schooner North Capo m short ! 159 T.. bi'shSls q
and was taken OF at tho National Elevator. An
% iii 1 show % i ] Success. Tic ptiee Of i5o bushels
Ut whent win make u heavy pull on tho freight
money OF the vessel.
DOCK MOTIFS,
There wcre fow arrivals during Wednesday
i night and yesterday. Hence tho tuuH bud au.
, 1880-06-04
T6I1sD0.

TOfEDo. O., June 3.-GRAtS-Wheat steady; No.
whlto Michigan, 31ls; nmlor Atlchgan &Ic NJ. 3rud
WuhaA. npot, s.G: June, sr.lst4; July. SLOT; no.
rcd Wabash, $t.lGSi Wostar1l amber, fi5t No. rcd
tnl1ed, sl.H. Cu!u stanty} hRh-n!xet, 4UHo; No. =
4Edu. unts steady; NJ. HNtc
N.iJ; July, ti.H9(
iSlfIt mi rr1 iSetSfi h4,t nr-
lcy. nOnQ. @'.
, 1880-06-04
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Juno x-tt0uR-1u0 aud unchanged
WsstuEn ki2hss and stFuR2.
1HAlN-WheAA-Ne ! Western winter rod, spoh
SLaB4, June July, slls49iltl&, Auyust,
3Lt9(2l.M. CosA-W sstsrn higher but dAM and aeE.
aAntiIaI WeAtAs& Hsssi sas>At ka1~' lnne Ah~Aaal.
, 1880-06-04
= N1BIfJN.
Eptetai DfspatsA 10 Ih4 L.hfeQac Tribune,


Sptetat Dtspdteh to 7ht Chicago 7rtbuns.
ll0s14,N, June 1.-The stock market wns ngain
quiet and without speclnl icAtnrc. in rllrla.ls,
1T which advanced hxut0 a largo number u
tharea chaulsed hnndA It r.sU t1 Ii, aud closod
Ut itkt fracuons suld at :.sA; Dubuque j NIil-
Mttk,sa SOLD at 1.4dD73, sa.,dllsky Il Cleveland,
lAbluh; Pullman, li09f: Atchlsan, 11BGbllThi
!t,stoA & Lowell. "; Ist,ston l. Maine, l4b;
!$nat1H lEnfi4eiicG, lJ3: EAxtcril, sGe91Hi
FltchbnrF, lxiH >lA toony, I'M lsuuand, T.
IN bonds. AtchisoiG flrst u sNll ut 11Ga; 10 "a,
1nn4 l g,ant. ll1!i; New siexieo + south peelGo,
!iastsoEd ErtS, a.a 9p.NH; st. Jo Ia, III; East-
l0iH; unlnn liacluo u. u1A.
Alht9H sttGks Acttve aAd ino1!efntaly steady,
Land stoGAB luoEO or lcss lGXluctUd.
HoeroN, June 8,-Coppcr stocks:
ft:s$s5 ts3sSis ;s3 :;ssi;:: H r.
LoEboN. Juno a.-CoAsoIs, % D-la, account,
p3b-l0. '7' - ~
Amestcan seourities-New 6s, los; &>sk lltx;
y. !lo4; lllMAs Cshtral luiAi Pennsylvania
ts''ssal, Wi; EFe, is:1; DO sue0ndA, H.lt Aeal-
:. LoHDuE, June 8.-Tho bullion In the Hank OF
EIxtand lncrus4a4 xto.. .oo1 during tho paSt week,
Ins pnaM!sion Of tho hanks reserve to its Ha.
pstY In ~ f. IL per catut,
silver tu-layls <: SID pcuce per ounce,
Tho statement Of tho Imperial hunk OF Cor
many shown W intFcass III speeAu Vi u, O,0UlWD
AArkA.
PAuis, Junea-rh xpvrts In The Bunk Of
, 1880-06-04

Special Dhpa,eh to Tho Chicago Tribune.
KASaAH CRY, No., Juno 2r-GnAiS-The Price Cur.
r<,ls roporta: Whrat-Rtoe!pta the past week. t4.27
hui sipmcns. 70, ,lll but slow hut 9!nor No. cash,
&l:6, Juty. 86u: No. =. cash, sUf Jnly. Sa7o. corn-
HpHotpts lhu pst wo0k, tS1 bui Ahipuonts li32 but
SteudJJ Nu caJh yos Iunu. 17u.
, 1880-06-04

rrarTA, nj, Juno 3--0nxIS-Cnr, active and
sson,ly, high mtxct St !sssAc' ntxot 54as4hc Onts
75lfpTt58c. -.--
uEuHWINES-EIrm nt SLOT.
, 1880-06-04
BQSTQN.

3osroS. juno a-FLpuR-luit, Western supar.
hnos EAdt3i.Mt COMMON extens, A50a5U; WIsc0nain
extras, &Asosh2s; Hinnusuta do, S.2;l7.1D, wlutos
whents, Ohio nni Michigan. &hasa3.75; 1linoIa md
Indiana, &h5o@GA 81 LHnls, <.7ttNG21; sprng whons
patonta $A1SasA2a, mtnter 10. &aH>asI1S.
aAAiH-CoEn In modeyata donaud, ra.xei and yal-
Iox sl1s 0ass " fa'r s;smsnd, ~ snd s1tsS
Ny: whltu, !ttttsc.. .sys-stlttsii1
nrTTEH-cslntcc Westcrn trehmoreA ?1s7cs tndto
EuHs-We1eorn frcHn, lU<ipllc+ -.
NECNTrTa-Fl1ut, i,tA1 brat corn, 1900 but wheat
HJ HU.
snirxENrs-glour, Us ts,s.
, 1880-06-04

NEW YonK, June A-Catt6h Rnnls more active In
trst ignnda and thsrp u IN Improved ufdsrsoHd lit
tho ,narkst. Prints worry quiat. Lawns, glnxaa,ns,
ar,d hunkhYs In Etehtty doninnd and nt1l Clothing
wn0oHH qutct anu ateady. SHAh0fA III llWht d1mrod.
EpI0iHn Hpods 4Alut-
, 1880-06-04

Ft0uIt-Wxs axAt1 little bat&0r thau ponnAl, and
quoted aaxy. Shippers held on. bsInR hasd asay po-
low thu yluvs oG kuI&eE s1d local oaAlas1 taok ta,
, 1880-06-04

Ho3H-Wtfo In Kns,d demand md xttunter. Ship.
pms md Tho homo trHs wuro xtncrtus buyers. mud
tso 1b1rn aupplJ wAs tak9n at Ter pu?t -
ccU henYy; nk $t3J u for C1t1non IL primo light,
and n t3nsa icr sAr. i!esyy hoxs TS!c @ not GS..
svetnxsd 81 batter Tho murkut closed stead5, With
fhpvh tsfa tAf In f1Rl
, 1880-06-04

HuKFALo. N. r, Juno a.-0teAiN--Whent ne9laatld
and entirely nominal Corn dull: sasea 1.u0 bu No.
Western nt 46o; boatload seller June nt 80. Oats
offered m a7Ho TO arrive.
UXNAn FsEtonfS-Hoatm and shippers apSft,
latter aMnftlb9 d1etinU rates.
, 1880-06-04
COTTON.

81. Lou1H. Juno S-corTUx8 8UnthanRed middllHa,
1ic salos, w balosj receipts. en shtbm6nts, 1,au;
stock, ti,Nql.
lskt, low ni!dtIhR tU1{t} kdo ordinary 0fci
Gcts u ba.eas Erost 44tt c1t!ttF to iEeH: britain.
, 1880-06-04

EAw ORLEANS, jnne A-tAhAIN-OKts easier a 80.
ColtN- alYhL-So1rco md tfrEa ut $a4i.
pNuvIyloss--Pork ltsTaor at sr1.sh&. Others uu~
ctanltoa. ...
.,MYNkrAhY-atsht 3xchnn9o m NeW York. t7'6a por
l,Nl pramiuni. StQrllng exchaiKe. {a3S04H.
, 1880-06-04

T1e cnreo market vns uuiot yestnriay hnd stcady.
Thu offerings wer0 sInall and weto sola OUT chrly,
lunynH nothing u do In lilo lust pnst OF Tho day.
Eicpx steady and strong for kiuds Of inch
, 1880-06-04
DRY GOODS.

OswEuo, June g.-tiKAIH-NNhcns nomlnxl1y uu
chuuEed. Cora-Wosturn mt1ad, 6l&e6ac,
, 1880-06-04
THE UNION TKu5T COMPANY BANK.
Northeast corn4r Madison and DonEbosn.tta,,
Receives saylugs deposits and allows Interest sao
a tho OF NJ pur cont subject 70 tho rules OF the
bnnk. ON. WILSON, CAshioT.
PRESTON, kEAS d CO.,
BANNERS,

NO. IuQ WdSI11SN1UNsSTss
Dealers In GDvEHNMEAT BONDS and FOREIGN
EXCHANGE. Furnish LEl~i'I51tS Of CREDIT. 1.-Two
or hand line Of phulco Municipal ind schou Bonds
driving ~, &, Q, md por cent ntuscst.
, 1880-06-04

TtJ1lIsisSTINT.
w1I,f1SoTow, juno a-srtn11s' W TunRzxtsx--
Firm af34LH,
, 1880-06-04
GENERAL MARKETS.

DUTTEH-Thers Ia \ better dplnhnd and The rinr-
ket for COMMON grndua Is therefore firm. Choct
crcnucry und duley wero In full supply And sold
,ounr Iye reviao our 1st ii follows.
, 1880-06-04

Thu yard dea1urs r1poEt an nctva demand for lunl-
bcr una stuAdy nlatkut. Following " lie lii Of
The daily gazette., 1880-06-14
A RUNAWAY.

This morning shortly after 10 o'cl ock,
The Percheon horses belonging 10 Joseph
Stoeckle, proprietor of the Diamond
State brewery, became frightened while
standing in front OF Daniel Mulherin's
saloon, on Fifth between Market and
Shipley streets. They dashed down
FIft'. to King, and down that street to
near Fourth, where they Suddenly
stopped.
Standing on King street, near Fourth,
was one OF The Kennebec Ice Company's
wagons, with the horses, heads toward
Fifth street. AS the runaway team
turned the corner of Fifth street, they
were noticed by the horses attached to
the Ice wagon, and by some intuition
they turned around on the lock, and
left the front of the ice wagon exposed.
IT, was well they did for in a moment
more the tongue of the wagon belong
ing to MIR. Stoeckle, went crashing
through the front of the ice wagon, and
the runaway horses we're brought to q
sudden halt. The damage to the ice
wagon did not amount to much.
The horses were no doubt frightened
by small child in coach, whose
fathers name was Platt. The father had
wheeled the coach up against the saloon,
and leaving it there stepped inside. The
pavement at the point mentioned has
tleclivity toward the curb, and when the
father had let 60 of the coach It ran
backward, which frightened the horses,
and they started off. The child was
thrown from the coach h, and was slightly
scratched about the head and face.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-14
NEWS DOWN DELAWARE.
HAPPENINGS HERE AND TIL TER
THROUGHOUT THE STATE.

HAPPENINGS HERE AND THERE
THROUGHOUT THE STATE.
The Sussex county oat crop is likely
to be short this season.
The wheat harvest is now engaging
the attention of many Sussex county
farmers.
Mr.. J. T. Stephens and son, of Sea-
ford, have been chosen musical direc-
tors at Rehoboth, in August.
The strawberry crop is now over
The dry weather dwarfed the crop and
destroyed somewhat the flavor of the
fruit.
The boat Victor, whilst lying in In
fired by an incendiary. The craft was
saved.
After June Goth, the steamship
Breakwater, Capt. Gibbs, will make
tr-weekly trips between New York
and Lewes.
The Delaware Railroad Company
are making up their peach estimate
for 1880, and will have it ready for
publication during the present month.
Miss Annie, daughter of James w.
Morgan, and sister of Geo. Morgan, of
the Philadelphia Times, died in Con-
cord, Sussex county, on Sunday, aged
90.
Enumerator Ingram has completed
the census of Middletown and will
have the matter ready for publication
next week. He puts the total popula-
ton at 1877.
Clerk of the Peace Cochran has ap-
pointed A. G. Osborne, of st. Georges,
as his office deputy. A few evenings
ago Mr.. Cochran's New Castle friends
gave him handsome reception.
Chas. 7. Purnel, of Georgetown,
VIM. A. West, Harbeson Hickman
and Ebe Tunnel, of Lewes, and Col.
Isaac Wootten, of Laurel, propose at
tending the National Democratic Con-
vention at Cincinnati.
Charges have been sent to Wash
| ington against Samuel j. Dodd, Postal
| Agent between Georgetown andFrank-
lin City. The complainants urge that
he uses abusive and indecent language
toward the railroad employees and
others.
On Saturday, the 5th inst, the body
of John Selby, colored, was found in
Bulls mill pond, near Laurel. Coro-
Wilson held an inquest on Sunday,
and it was found that Selby came 10
his death by jumping ON snag in the
pond, and, being unable to swim, was
drowned.
! Mr.. J. Harry Petherbridge, of Mid
dIetown, will graduate at Pennington
Seminary the present month. He has
been attending this school for two
years and leads his class of 80. He
has been awarded the honors of the
Sa!utatory, and is a contestant for the
first prize in oratory.