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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-03-17

How PLANTS EAT, MOVE AND SLEEP.
ina work entitled -1Moyements-- of
Plants," Mr.. Charles Darwin gives the
result of his latest investigations into the
question of botanic life., These research
es are of 4 nature which 'canhot fail to
excite general interest, while they will
be "like an eagle in dove-cot" to those,
who cling to the venerable belief in 9
distinct line of dalnarkation between the
animal and vegetable kingdoms. Speak
ing from careful experiment, the author
tells us how plants exhibit many ofthe
characteristics of animal nature. They
sleep, they move, they are very sensitive;
they have appetites, they are carnivorous,
and they have radicles, which by their
sensibility and their effect upon other
parts Of the plant act a part similar to
that of brain in lower animals. We are
told that q leaf of carnivorous plant
wbichshas been -notionless for hours will
instantly curve on being touched in a
most delicate manner with q piece Of
raw beef. In observing the sleeping
habits Of certain plants, MIR. Darwin, by
an ingenious contrivance, held down the
leaves which otherwise would have re-
turned to vertical or sleeping position
at night. The result was that those
leaves were frost bitten in temperature
which had no such effect on the leaves,
that were allowed freedom to sleep.
Mr.. Darwin thence concluded that the
sleeping of the plant is to it a question
of life and DEATH" the vertical position of
the leaves at night protecting it from
injurious effects Of radiation and cold.
Not less instructive and suggestive are
the researches into the effects of light
upon certain forms of vegetation. 1n-
stances are given of the wonderful sensi.
tiveness of some plapts ia Light. The
seedlings of the Phaearis oana,iensis, for
example, are said to have power of de-
tecting differences in light which are in
appreciable by the human eye, while
they sympathetically turn to the minutest
points of light. Nor is the constant mo.
ton of plants confined to any special
state of termination, for We learn that
from year to year since the tree first be.
gan to rise through the ground the tip Of
each rooslet endeavors to sweep small
ellipses or circles, as far as the surround
ing earth permits. All this would seem
to show that when we speak of flowers
"peeping," smiling, and drinking dew"
We express something more than mere
poetical metaphor -
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When the late Senator Matt.

- When the late Senator Matt. H.
Carpenter was boy he did not like to
work on the farm. One day his father
left home, telling him to hoe patch OF
potatoes and giving him two shillings
with which to hire help. He bought o
shilling's worth of whisky and secured
an Irishman to help him. He would
stand at the end of row and give the
man a drink as fast as he got round to
him. The potatoes were soon hoed and
Matt saved 8 shilling.
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PLYMOUTH ROCK EGGS.

i and largest Chickens grown, and is
becoming more popular as it is better
known. I have limited number of Eggs
from this stock. and also from other breeds,
which are pure. and which l will sell at
two dollars per dozen. Orders addressed to
me at Anderson S. c., will receive prompt
and careful attention. Persons wishing
Eggs should send in their orders at once,
stating the kind of Eggs desired, as they
will be filled in the order received.
FRANK GRAFTON.
Jan q, 1881 % IA
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tered its broad portals, dressed with all
the taste and magni6cence that abundant
wealth could procure, not one rivaled, in
grace aud beauty, the orphan bride of
the rich physician. Her tall, graceful
figure was robed in violet silk, that only
heightened by contrast her large azure
eyes, bright with the lustre of youthful
happiness yet. There was a touch of
tender pity in their dropping lids that
won the confidence of every beholder.
The snow ermine mantilla which protec-
ted her from the piercing wind, rivaled,
but could not surpass, the delicate purity
of her complexion. Many admiring eyes
followed the fauitless figure of Mrs. May
wood as she moved with unconscious
grace up the centre aisle of the church,
but none with more heartfelt devotion
than the young, wayward, but generous
man who had recently wed her iu spite
of poverty and the sneers of his aris.
tocratic acquaintance.
The stately organ had pealed its last
rich notes, which were still family echo
ing in the distant arches, when stranger
of venerable aspect, who had previously
taken part in the services at the altar,
rose and announced his text, the oft.
quoted but seldom applied words of the
Apostle, "Be not forgetful to entertain
strangers, for thereby some have enter,
tanned angels unawares." DR.: haywood
felt his forehead flush painfully; it
appeared to him for the moment that the
preacher must have known of his want
ofcharity towards strangers, and wished
to give him public lesson, but he soon
saw from the tenor Of his remarks, that
his own guilty conscience had made the
application in his particular case.
1 have not the space, nor indeed the
power, to give any synopsis Of the SER
mon; but it, combined with the IN
cident ofthe morning, effected happy
revolution in the mind of at least one OF
his hearers. So much SO that on the re.
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Application for Charter.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed will apply to the Clerk OF the
Court of Anderson County for Charter OF
the "Grcclcy Institute, situate in the town
of Anderson, S. c., under provision OF an
Act of the General Assembly. entitled AN
Act to provide for the granting of certain
Charters" approved Feb. Goth. 1874:
JOHN Il. COCHRAN
Chm'n. Board Truste G. l.
Feb q. 1881 3S
, 1881-06-13

rroun-wn. strong. IL sympathy with wheat, su.
275 bs's winters private terms, ae urls and LOU
es'. W'n.ss whea. anss "sse e. Snotsd st saax
~ tSt''eS sxe a. ar ~ ssut 'sS
orn1u Mi1lsrrrrs-wofs i IAN demana but
sga 60 free on ees's ess ns 4
r.' per- ,un ION. On track. '' "a' ''A ~ @''''
srMso AZ o,a ast,s md d. NJ.
s1nsinx lAs & sna e.."s ~ aeove c s'ss. prices
a ou but New Sok .sporea s .e o
luz, our reeoip,s were rather .iarse, md our
,..'sk, , n n sore aupsar to hare !uerea.sa about
s s IN @ 's ns sss"s - ' ssss sts
Il IT, sd 9fnnY wsre S; 70 s saT. aMd
s s' Ii s'
s:S " sIs M H., I'VE
Il sas e: 10 sa. e. es'ss;Sa !. VI ss, g sn' 81.
ax ss 4 ie sa :o 4 M II feccseq ssa e
A,st! .s 5s,ss q 4 Sspt;aesr Il ssSs
n;;,'nS 4: .i:sisl:S Fl eio:inS = ths oa;.$s -
ntiisast:il ti,s pfsa,!aM ovsr stfaislst NJ.
as ne4. anet md ,rooue s,o,
ss;, s.s %
Nj Ss,
vim ads -. bnt NV I.5k tsNsd niwal a!'d VIZ
5 Sss i! y HIN: Sss .Sx
re Tes T. asIvss emit Gnxnty to r. scas.
III; sis:9T 9ssss
uartG& the Negk IL ntfrituteH 70 th9 gh4 wtAt'.et
, 1881-06-13
CARRIERS PROPOSED EUROPEAN EXCUR-
Cl1N

1b The Editor o. tbs Chicago Iribitns.
CHICAGO, June I'LL notlcu in the morning
prcss tsut nur "bcat Mnsur" Is alrstrIus oe
taking II European tour ut tho public expense.
nnu that he IL button-holuing the ruulnburs of
tho CouIcil TO send hlm tho sena over" lIu
may be too pvulrouB to pay bis own expenses.
hut for tho .1lguliy Of hls rusuon 1t would took
better II hU did 40, for you aud ! know
he IA extremely sensitive about tho public OK
pcnse. when policeman, tironlan. pr n day.
la!Drer wants an advance Of ucr cent. 10
carry this thing through tho Council. he
proposed TINT twD Counriluen un-
company him. trusting that each
ind!vlduaI member will vote Tor his proposition,
thinking hp will TO tho lnuky tnRn sci eecd to bo
Il fellow-trayeer with our sreat md Eotd
Mayor" across tho wllu ocean." Tho uxcuso
fnr all this Is th1t ttia Mayor wunts neroty to
use r EurSps: After ho has I"aksd 4 !tho"'.. 1f
zensf lsaur Mayor, mi expert Ia stftei pave
IHsnts md yNlnkr.lsIrnersf l>n you think II
,ahs M "rns ir @ e ad iof cny
our Mayor ana two af tho XIdsrH,eu i l1ttttlo
II b. ascsls @ fest. i"r tiuis i'll saku iot him hayo
it. but do mt leave tho ctly without y hcad fur
Ills IL asS b. hight ntS 3 so'is as chu,'3ss ~ ae jul
would Ienpit tic nubfo ut largo. nnr saddle
tpon tho lt,iy po!ltIa hts estH.ilscs. Tho annl-
daily Ut this ssasos nt sLe year, ani wc nesa
ao.uv nne ut tho hcud OF i VIM VIII make thusa
dcmic should brcnk ont during bis at,sellco. do
Euu thtnk thnt WI could ket aoug witholt tho
GnG S1l a sos oi %psy ~ u acnx s sbe
be appointed tu act IN hta pluce during bis ab.
Beneo.
Long jain, shnkG With laughter when hB reu
thY Aayor's sukxos!!o;n and tAo sEirtts Of Frank
think that tho Mn,ur ar {,hiimrfl i,ni siine IN
, 1881-06-13

1Cp1E DnuMMOND-Iu chumncrs.
JUICE RLop1ErT-Cnll of tho criminal chi
cldar.
APPELLATE CounT-O Opinions Tomorrow morn.
lug.
JUDGE GARY-Nos. M, Msa, 1,00l, LOU, Loci,
1,0ss. and term Nos. 2,403 and 4,4gl. No case OFT
tral.
g. JUDGE sM1Tu-sot cases by agrcement. No
case OIL trial.
Ju1A,E MISUNDERSTANDING Judge Gary. NO.
Alt. Elktus v8. C,tlncy. Un trinf.
JupaE EJAMEsoS-t,oiltcstcti nutlons.
Jup0E No1ENs-Nns. ;el, fu7, S0l 10 HtA, lnclls-
I've. No case on trial.
lub1E MDnAS-NnB. 1a,I. TN. s:.8 ~ sI1, rs,
III. 7i2, 40, ~. No. 1lN on trinl.
1CuGE ETvLEY-GOntcstca motions.
JUDGE DAHNGM-A act chnhcery case.
, 1881-06-13
PHILADELPHIA,

rHtLAnELpHtA. pA., Jnne ll-FLpuH-Firm West
esn extTas, $a.Gt2s.2ss Minnesota extfaa, k7b3duIs
Ohio oxtras, &s81x2A91; Ohio now process, k1aAb
EtAtS-W Wheat-pemaud active, and ptlces hava
advanced, No. = rod elevator, sl..s,t, No. red
prompt shipment. frcs m buard St, Nc. rod. June
et..tN@t..is July, sl-!4t.2 August tl9H III
c0tn n Ku9d seR!tsrds stonm On truck, n4Ses Ny;
E.!n 1ep9t, s1sl2t satt Mxed, 1a1y Jniiy
%7st&ao! NJ. du. 4tai&i]fo4 mixut. *lHc.
riNYlAaUSA-Ftrn Mia unellaHgcd
HGITkH-Actly0 and 4nchAnRlIul.
EaGH-stcnt!yi 80. -.
EnEIxx-Btoady, With q fair demand, creamery. ~
l9G. '"
i.ErnOLxuM-Quiet and unchanged.
WHtaKf-Blrul kAa unchanged.
!ixcEtt'Ts-F!our, l.6lu hFtsi WAtat Nom bu; corn,
z. l4u but DAts, atNI bu. -
SHtrAzSTH-Whcut, 100 bu.
, 1881-06-13

PROVISIONS.
1i0G rRUnUCTs-Wper ntain quiet, but stronger.
thnna no ehanKr In t.Ivcsnnl WIS runrtc.. n,l tho
local hog tlnrkot wns qnDted rteAty. Tho atrenuth
IN nrnluct supposed tn ue nvsty In sympathy
with corn. Thcrn wns mndcrntU ,!onlMnd for lard.
md nppatcs,tlyn ttlu tuoro inquiry far meats on
furelRn account. while tho rcpurted shipments
large Tho packing Of this city Aincc tho Glosn Df
February Is scpoecd 0ltktt hngs. against l2;A9U
fur tinn ychr nKn. and EN.Gu to in In 1917.
MESS FnnK-Advanced 771&Nxic per brl. md cosnd
1c abuvo tho latest preos Of FtIny. Sales wero re.
ported ot ~ bss selios juno at sldio ton bsls seller
Mid s t1!l efs sv'aer ssntonbal d ~ aNsld!:i
tA "! Iar r.and 3!s snt e M ,G!Ier t,e month, eld
AArnies! hsiAc pss l!u r.. and cloaed so
I'd Vt ilH los Ftrr .lniN Mt sHLa*. H. 5ty} htul tcs
Keller lMIy ut tustl lUA sdG tcA splier August ~
fiM 5a 1MSit 1au tcS rHnr Seretbef nt fl TlS A7s,
isl tca SHliHr Ottobr IT. SUN Hss md LII tts
eslOr tin year at EhN913@u5 Total. 3l,4M tcS Tic
Markpt clos,t nt nyMt tl7i fnr round luts arnt ar
,S!sI N M iS rant: solser July. and s0aA
MEaT*Ns Ns6uWsd iitte change IN prices. snles werc
reported Of tCs swrGt p}cklcd shoulders al wv fnE
INJt lnH hxs long md SHIRT clears It & tt
July. fA1k9a;s!4 stilor August, Hnd " heer
sSGse,n.6cr S%s, pss @ Ereep Ia.. 81 bs, 9t f.
frec3 Of leading cuts Of rnentA wtfo as follows ut
, 1881-06-13
LRbor saving,

: The demand OF tho people for un easier aethot
Of preparing Kidney -Wort has Induced thu pro.
prIetors. thu welI-ku0wu whttesAio druggists,
Wells, Richardson & TO-, Of burlington. VI. ii
prepare It for salu lu liquid torln VI we'll uY tn
dry form. 1t sases a!l tho labor Of prepurns
aud u It Is clunlly cslcGnt, 1t iB PFcterret by
HluHy pcrsons- k4dnuy. Wort alwuys allt1 asury.
wnefo proves itsvlr perfect Eumady.-uu8lio
, 1881-06-13

spot and Juno, Ills, july, t7s August md ecplem.
bnr, tk1sAt Uesuber ei.l3sfs No red. sls?sti am-
her Michigan &i.tA1i Corn gNtot. hiRt1-Mfxeu 47Aoi
tHn1, - ,
iiEcG1rra-wheht. zAooo bn. corn, 6:,0n bn, oAss,
AtltF bn. ~
, 1881-06-13
ST, LOUIS,

81. LoutE, June Observation-Disclosures.
GHAIv-Whcat higher. fairly ActIYci No. 2 red.
zll2A casbi tLts]S9l,i3h Iune, siJINaf.l29f Ju1yi
slu]a8t.lof August t.114allQN Hsptambori st.G9A
4l.10 yoar, No. do, sloGalo5h; No. do, slcl bid.
Corn higher, <1fo cash &Sc bid Juno, EI@&}Sc July,
4sNo bid AuHusts A59As<o September. aH4all}4o
year. Oats h!.hers f CASH Ntho Juna. 351a4Jio
July, 271So August. ltyo dui Voc bid. Darley-NU
L1arkOt.
i.KAD-Fithi et NC.
HltTTxtt-bLenhy; .Iniry, I4tSc.
E!ns-1Il4hHr At l1HtsHC.
WHIAK Y-'HtCa.iy Rt S1.H, . z... -.....
rNuvlslOSs-l'urk 9nletl 1obhinR. 3tG7h Dfy salt
MuAta tlFn1 2ftd unchanged bacon hem and iii.
cbAnked. lard nominal Vt 3lQSu,
ttErKIrTs-tIour, 30u bs&I wheat, t3Q0 but corn,
EUn hut oats, 2aJM bu rye. i,U1 bi. barley nuqe.
HntrAEXrs-Fi2uE.D D,11 6rss; whest. Anu hut CON-
1Gu0 but phsS, 8.NO but FFe. l.u0 but barley. hoao.
, 1881-06-13
The crown Isrlncs,s hairy.

tMilk froEn tue Crown princos uairy' ia nov
Aeiltng III lleFitn. whure tho good housewives
kreat purity ot tGH iiull. Thu Er0wn Prnru
furnishes tho milk from bis lo,nal1 ut Parctz,
Ehvr1 thp choicest Cntt!e nrH reared, UNI which
Wtinn II. Alld l.ouhu, 4 xtiAltlr Ptal was til.
lowed by tho hISt wlfU Vt tho 0re4t Elsutur. who
had tho product or her duiry sold lii tho Aokon.
tuarkpt
, 1881-06-13

surEnIon Coi!KT-JCnGE BMlTH-Susnn Me
Curiack ~. Town Of Luke: verdict, 5000, aud
motion for new trlnl.
CIRCUIT CoUtr-lun0E MoRAy-O. II, Mullin
James +. aun 1llu.lcl,o tisny, $.l1.OH-Norlnnu
c. Perkins vs.. The City ot Ch!ouxo $l,1l..80,
, 1881-06-13

Ahors riis. seller July. eit,.ed n l.N.x
lands saasAe on1ed, Iux',t e hnHs. .scy'ac! sweet.
xfyrM hAnss aAtl1o avHraKe. ttfasst4c.
iHc0H ghuiGd At iAat1{s for AhlullrtH, E3Gslc tor
abort RIBS tHa9!ic fur shrt ccnsa l4D1fc for hnls
ali ctnynsrl A.1I lmeked.
NEEF-WnA quiet n kt14tGt lU.G for moss, 4l.4jGA
lls0 for uxiEa nit.ts, and W tur hams.
, 1881-06-13

The following wore tho receipts aud shipments
Of loading articles Of produce In this city DUR
iuR thu twpnt ,-fnur hours cndinR at o'clock
Saturday n,or,liug and for tho corresponding
tilne year nR0;
, 1881-06-13

Special Dispatth to The Chicago Tribune.
KANaAY CRY, Sa, Juna 1l.-t}RAtS-Tha Prize
Currtnt reports. Whcnt-ttucopts. at.J bu. ship.
ncnts. l98,0 but hizhor M. cas. Ntc nskei Jiinc
eeipls. an brl ahiptonls. si buI market hiHhert
NJ, J. cash. X4{c; juno ihiE, -
, 1881-06-13
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Md.. June ll.-r10Un-More active
and tlr,ner.
Observation-Disclosures hiRhes aud strone, clos Ing
quiet, No. wantor rcd. hp1t hnd June, &L2G8tat6
July. ti1lAol2t34s August, l.s23i September,
{L225i9i.xL CoFn-Westsrn higher and hrn, inixed
spot ant Juno. July and August 6G1{c: A,esmsr 6lo.
Oats armeri Western white. 48@tyes mixed, 4t347c.
nye nrmev; Sl0itl.D.
ltAY-UnchnnRed.
unchanged and hsm0r,
NHTTKA-tluIGt.
Edti8-FiEnlar Mt tN320c.
1'ETtuEUM-SpmInht,
WnfHkY-uuIt.
FNEtUHTA-UnchnMHad. ......
HkcEtPTs-FioMf. l,lN hrts; wheat 4, ,3B bu; corn.
3,.t.H hit oats, 5,2tD bu.
bHl5sMENTA-Wheat, E3&E3 bus corn, GGD0 bu.
SALEs-Wheas. &azsQi3 bu, cUFn, l0,i ,ill bu.
, 1881-06-13

rx0tlfA ILL.,, Jnna ll.-GMAlH-Eorn firm md hRf,or
h!sh.m1cd. @3&aG1c, mixed. +ls{ atNtc Oats nctivU
ma trsa, Mo. whtc, H'Sc. ftye numlnal at DO for
No. Z.
1ftinwtNE8-Flrm nt 3l.11.
tEcE!fTN-Whent 3+51 bu, corn. q. bu. onta. ST.
tn hut barley. Mu bN.
,sMtf'MsNra-aShant srhW but corn. aLaD bu, oats
15.MU bu,
, 1881-06-13
HORTON,

HoETnN Juns ll-FLuuH-Stsm and unclaimed.
iHAIN-torn-1llzh mixed and yplIoN. ui>syElrs
stsanss. sia1lc Ost4 duili No. und e1tsa white. "
t<S2u; No.1 willis. aa4<ael3cl NJ. mixed snd NJ,
white, 4Gz18c 1tye, 41a.uleiA.
HrTTkN-tholoe etpA.lsries, 3l2ssot eholca iAdIo
pActsd, tt44 lbG} Isir u good, lAa liz
E0GN-Wustkrn fIosh. l!c. ...
NECEIlTk--FInur, 3,au trl1, 400 SAckzl corn. <tm
bu: wheat 1!AU bu; okts. A,AN tU-
SNtpAKSTH-Eluur, Is bfls
, 1881-06-13

flErNutT June Observation-Disclosures.
0ilAiN.-WhcAt hfni. uxtrn nominal, No. whtto
Mt &1l1, jur@ f1.t1t July, siss August tllli hcp-
lcubrr. tiu. No. white, slla; Nc. red, tLt1 bid.
KErEll18-Wheht, l3ttt1 bt.
Hl1irMENTB-Whent, Y,uu bli.
, 1881-06-13

T0tal..-s,..s....s.. ss....lAs& lbHn LAM
The fecant uEd9r of tito English Priry Council
scheduling tho cattle Imported frun spain and Puru
En requiring their compulsory slaughter On laHdtHR.
has produced great dissatisfaction nmoHH cattle
broedots In tosa Countries. There had been OUT
broak OF p!curo-pngumonta In the north Ut spain. In
consequence ut which HIS Fronch tioyctnmeat had
prohibited tho Importation OF Spanish cnstic !nlo
Frnnru, and thero had boon soyeTnt outbreaks OF
foutsand.mnntiI dseRso In toth the north and south
nf Hpain. lefure Issuing tic ortor tho Department
hnu caused full inquiry to be 1late both by tho Con
sui and MI En9lfAh veterinary suTKooH. In tho nb-
senco Of my negotiation In tho cattle trade between
snain aud Portugal. tho i'rIvy conno haa altcr-
native but to noludo the latter country In lhs sumo
Uriot in Council
cNrrI.E-rho wsok ending With Saturday last was
moro than ordinarily satisfactory one to seerb. 1t
was especially aatiafactury tu h0ld6ra of fat Cattle
Fawer of that caaa otoreh ann for nny pro.uus
woek of tho nrGsont season. ind under II steadily
ntr0nE shipping and export demand GRADUAL hHe1-
eninK OF pscos VIVA seen. 'it'o rocent adyanas OF
ID per III III tho English .tsket infused tnurense fe
into Tho oxport iradc and ths daily arrival OF prime
f as aFtS e ss ~
$:?;sa VIII! Ssss *
ssSs ''"t = y 5 s.: t'ts:
t'Aas' .pss; Ha;o Of 70 ass t..
x ss 4 %
~ :Ssss sIe!S: Sas f &as a9 3
~ ~ prny ~ ta9 9pTafa ths Emf
Ss Sssk y Iss.t ii Ill., sfses seys s,.!''n,n i n:
s:ss !! s :ss !;
Il Il Sstsr &. H's & @ sSSs pSx a III ss: &
s..o Il @ ;'d &. - a s,ss
II @ s Mn rS,s u f
i aciivs asa sssaay II saa following "' ''''''''''
QUOTATIONS.
Hxtra lsesycs--Htooss wcl4HIng l,&o0 lbs and
.,a,oafs wolxhans is19 g 40 lbs......;.:. hss0
InK sO O Lou puuads. .......: .:.;.....,... hoa7s
pu.ssiss stass~r Il soi;.;ao sSst: a,d ao''
s,IHmtm e. a2 eheS @ uows ~ city slaughter
s:ss s eaass. .sa,ns iii io
,nfasar-i sh aiid It'll cows. oiisrs sass,
vSS: s:s IS ,;Sss'ssss u: tssss sSsas
ss sx IL: ta t.; r. y.
sts%sss u seysssse f;ifs: & ID; .sSs sS
i b fi II. IT, S.
xs .1s:
"sss 5 Ivy Il
I%fI; ss;,ss Sy;a' Sna .ta:S9y ~, ~ i :*s
fasS ss aassss ass III. /. aS III isa,S
g.: ts e f'ss ssa hs ss.; ~. M IT,
:S's sSSss sS s3s: 1s s sss S,ts SSix N:
Si': $sisS 's' g s'ss + "iss: sss!s
| VI. ItluIg.
s sna Saa .n7 @ sss:
c ss}iy s.i,. .a!Ss"t ss. Id s.s1.s sS tt
'2Sss5 :ss : tsi: @ .s:s;; I'D
, 1881-06-13
nTTF1rtI,0s

DrYpAto. N. r., Juno l1.-tlRAts-Wheat 1fm, No.
hard pnuth hold at tt.4. Corn duil, buAt.lual 10
arrive nt kbc. U1tA nominal nj EIe.
CANAL LENEiGnTa-unchnn1ed.
, 1881-06-13

NEW 0RLEASs, June 1t.-CorTov-Qulets mid
dlInx 1osc; low mddllnR, VIC, good ordinary, Htc
net tecaipta LII bales; Rrosx. ilu; exports to 0rez
lrlts!n. Gan, snies. 26oo stvck. lt5HA
ST.. L0UtY, Mo- Juns 11.-CuTI0N-f9rus tn1ddt!n1
lefci enlea is balss, receipts Hu, sh!pmonts, l&&
, 1881-06-13

NEW ORLEANB, La. juno electromagnetic bat
stendy; supeft!ne, <.tpt Xxx, Sa2s84.a{ INK, $aGt1
A2ii hlxh atadea, Ad11GM
GaA1s-Corn uaaisFt b1aa.c. Oats tirm, Asa
CNnN-MKAts-Dull Ahd lowcr, EiJl
I(AY-Ilul1i petu,e, s3II1; chnica, ta.11.
rRoyIstOSs-p0rk qnets lz1i. l.artt gulet ard
Weakj lierea. eiLE@sasll.&5i keg, 3i75. DRY salt
u,eats-n,nrkst haEeof shoulders and sIdea. Bacon
gnlets stuuihsts !gi clear Fh. pAAtsf} ult4r, }{e.
!lams-sAySr.cAs0d In fair 1atnanli cAnyasa1 10]s4t
like - -
NMIsKY-QuIatt Western rcqtted, tlN<a!.l1
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ptrutg& liu cn.xoea ordinary Ia
rrlMUt tnifSo sugar strunT etMnlun 10 you'd com.
sSsss4S. ySor nsFias9 Viz si"|assss :s aall: s.M
Ias x1, Ieru,ontinx, Ate't. ltl6o dull ~d nonlnA!
utalnMry 10 pru,g, 4}AtsfC.
AAAk-pit h1sd 1uwGr} s0&76c..
, 1881-06-13

estimates the production Of wheat In California.
together with the carried. over stock. at 5Ash,NN
bu. That paper gives the total shipment Of
wheat from thHt stntc hy sen. wheat Hnc in,tr Of
last crop, Custom House returns, rs u Bs GO hi.
, 1881-06-13
STATE COURTS,

The Nntionni School Furni tllre Company be.
Gan suit Saturday to recover $l0W Of tho
School Directors OF Dstriota No. q, o., II.
hfcCora g. Phillips sued George Arblickle for
$1,000.
John Stilwell began a suit against cx-Nl ral,a!
Jesse S. fildrup, 10 r!c0vcr II bAtnnce Of ~ 16U,
luH Tor gervIcGs ns Deputy 3lAtHhai.
, 1881-06-13

NEW YORK. 1uue l1.-1'ho jpbbla1 trade continues
qNlet, owing to unAeasonnhte weather. Demand nt
f1t4t hpnds Irregular, Plain md eut0rcl goods In
tteady demand and low sraje cotton t,annee nctve.
Prints lawns. anu tlrcst goods 4ulsL Wuol fnnnGla
In good lan.nt,d. and heavy caasnleres etc., fnirly
aCttVg. Hosiery md kntl underwear uUlnE W9I
, 1881-06-13

N1l1WNUNEEs
A1IwAuKEs. Wis. june ll.-FLoun-soarce and
nrm.
tiAAIS-Wheat strong and advancing, No. I hard.
sh1zt Nh. lat tl9{, Junn, sl,s{s July, aLlld, Az.
u Wos Nj: 4 ~ K,, corn higher, No. nj 1ltc.
uata SCARCE and hrn; No. = as B1c Nys dull, No..
Atfl0!: Hkrioy Mnscttbedi No. ! 3spElnx, !l:7.
tln1l July.
ER9luMTH-.W hcat tu Hunato, "a, ....
SUN bu. ~
HlllraiENrs-glour. la0N bzls, wheat utpa bu,
Eofu, WV bu.
, 1881-06-13

NEW YOHK. Juno 1l-EOrr0N-FfYtn at II 1-1C@
II a-tCc, fatusns dull, lnne, t10ses July, lt1ci Au
gust Lille, September, TO- sUo; October, 1u27o Nuvom
bes 19i!c, necsntbeF. lutte, january, l0.ac, Feb
Ft1uM,1iF!sn. but anIet; receipts. 14m br's: eE.
eeholee. kal1a1ia; whits wheat exisa, H.7uda7s,
unAtS1Whsas ~ NJ IT. h;.s,er elos9gs 5eeepts M @ buS
spttnG. tl.lSj no. 3Chlcago and Milwaukee. 3.j1dt
Hngraled rod. $1.iteI.:si No. do, s.a1sel24 No.
l,Hgradel white. sl 2a Mi No. du. @l.9j No. do,
elE9l.1i No. rcd Lnne, q :asN3i.1'!t. July. tlaA
4a!2s}fi August $L@t1{9l,sas4. September. &izt9fS
l1th. Corn h1Rhctt reEeipts l4lm bnt exp0rts. IN
ug brl HnaDurd 4tQ35r; No. hs&sQ75{ci No. wbte,
EiAo; Ny 1nna July, aHssAfc, August ~
Ga11sc: Hhptenlbes, Nteisc Outs duili receipts, d
~ but Mesern MIXED. &ta47Ac; Whtso du. 41d52e.
tiAy-1!ull and unchAhRed.
ern. laas::. No! YORK ssate, !as2tc.
quoted yI4sSl2Ae; Job lots y{al3]4c sugar qulot
and unchanxed. MonMes quiet and unchanKel.
lliro frttf In bUnd flH.
I4rltULEpM-}uiet but firm; unlted. Eac.
TALLuW-FiftH and unchanged.
ttESBS-Ffnt; t1U1N1h
1rRrkSTIA E-Flruler. ut &c,
EHGa-9tendyt iBG9lvc.
FROvls10SA-Furk moderately active; old mess.
$lANi now do. Si7.0G Beot quiet but hrn. Cut
;asaa III qa'et hnd u"ohHnsea. Lard-nenanl active;
nEIrEH-fn good demand and nrn, pa2lo.
ClEEsE-sc4fcoT 50 hrnl. At tG23Ac.
, 1881-06-13
N9W ETC


O9WEt2C.
OswE1o. Innc ll.-uttAtN-Wheat steady. Corn
quiet; Western mixed, tic.
, 1881-06-13

FOREIGN.

FDRIGlQN4
LIVERPOOL. Juno li-ll:N d. n.-FEouR-No. l, list
Eo.1V
GilA1S--Whcat--vintes, No. !, "a ID, No. 4 q.
ErrnR. No. In 2d3 No.1 n VI; while. No. !. " 1t,
No. LBS tUl; club, No. l. 50 at NO. T. W H. Corn, Il
gsfi.
FHOvtatoSA-p0rk. 72sGl. Lard, ia Cd.
l,tvEnroot4 Juno observation-disclosures. Z.
dull At AZ.
EtsEKsE-Amercnn. cfntce. 1Emsr at t0s.
TuHrESTtSE-sptrits trmer At ia.
heat-sprlng No. y hr1uor At " III. Corn
stcatty At IA 1A1. ...
1.uSnoS, .,une 1t.-TunpENr1NE-sp1rits, a;s st.
ASrwEnr. tuns t-pErHuLEuM-Hkf.
LvEEtiUot~ June l1.-Esrnnx - COTTDT-Qulet,
G1lGsGAd; sales. 7p ba1ss; speculation and export,
1M0i American, 1000
TALfow-flna American, IS ID.
ufVrade,
L1vEnrooi. JMns ll;.wheat nruer md held hlst.
Pr tad winter. ~ fls No spring. ~ ad: No. do. "
advanced t4y1 c9In in modsrAs. demand md
red winter tht i.undonI adIhncet Sd Corn steady.
Il nsFk H. y "a aT sI e. w. sa bc.;r C. s
a!s "a. Country mA!kets nrm Weather Il, ENGLAND
rather mnro favorable.
;Is hnSnMnS June 4. nM5mes: u
1ANG-curHae. oil coasi-W beat s6ate e!ehrers fnir
asHraHs rcd winter. ~. Cnrn atsndy. Cartu0s on
tassaae-Wheat a. shaIe aearer. Corn steady. Fnir
ayorure quality nt American rcd winter wheat for
nsiish sna Frsaet III frm W Wsalh"r % /" :nrsni sioTs
tvn3 or narrowing, PatIe-W heat und flUur nrup,
, 1881-06-13

TURpENTfNE.
WILMINGTON, Juno ll.-sPIKfTs or TuHPEST1NE.
FIrn1 1t Ep.