Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 28, 1880, Page 10

28, 1880—TWELVE . PAGES. 10 - <—)HE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, FEBRUARY . Tae of be aa the Baltimore & Ohio, Pennsylvania STATE HONDS. 4 v AN v nections of ‘ 1 upon a pivot in the same manner as the FINANCE AND TRADE. | nections ‘Erie, and New York Central, by means | Jonisiang 72 consols. #7 indnin 6: off : hhands of a clock. Each 0! Hoe ¢f atrafic agreement which has heen entered | 1, Jo, so Wie consol for 1716 average; ~ green = Baste, for, Velo seller Api, at | PONer me ‘Withdrawn from store during ‘Thursday for | Pans quoted at elty consumption: 400 bu whent. ‘The following grain was inspected into store in this city ferday morning: 8 cars winter Nuc ae en shoulders, 6c, gt daese. for shoulders, T427He for onde for-short clears, YeU}<e for hams, | tr imothy steady, with sles gnd a: tem outside “orders frere pl ‘the toed 4 an tet Yoeat sfc for white, 514@5'éc for eo vtimon ui eter alan Hgeed uone was connected with two Blake trans- ib > A 914 to 9314. The coal stocks opened very strong. | point, Tho World thinks tho strength of the | “Stocks—Kansas & Lawrence Southern sold at : ed near in, the other : vmitters, one placed the gun, Lackawanna rose from 90% to 9214, Delaware & | 7. vet did not please the grent speculators who | 81@35; Little Rock, @@sris: Fort Seott common, ; Chicago & Western Michi- between the report of the gun and sound of | gsxr tosis, ‘These prices were not fully main- | So¢eph stocks. the Onlo & Mississippi stocks, und | gut. 09; Chicago, lowa & Nebraska, 112; Chicago the ball upon the target was measured DY 2 | tained put tho genoral tone of the coalers |Tron Mountain, and who may porhups bo chore | S Diwan, Cs Co a MT coon Goneral fiop-watell. The obser shone, founded on a | sowed an improvement. Kansas & Texas, | of somoof the mang familiar Spee! tives, i | epmynon, do preferred, ; Towa Central, other, the slight delay in starting the ly weak, open 5 4 3 dence in the future of railroad properties in the Te ore Me aquatics sid: va: 195442 do auar- easy, at 96%e for FeWruary and {1%e May. wD. & Cors atal.12; 40) bu rejected ut . Hy o As oe toa by sample at Wowl.18. Total, 14,400 Oats closed %@Xe higher At 3533¢ for May. Rye and’ 4 was steady ut Te for fresh No. 2, and Tic for sell- interes ee about dee joes Aes = er March. . Barley was nominal at 5éc sellers for THER WHEAT—Sales were 4) ba SOF a Starch extra end te for April No.2. Hogs | 9gneralnt Svs; Lao by wirrcr by sample ore | Ek were quiet and Sc lower, closing at $1.20@1.35 for | Tota! 2000 bo: , ies, light and at $4.20@4.60 for heavy. Cattle were | carts, but elored about the same los cholcn. = dieeate dal firm, with sales of common to choice at $2.50@ | ernoon. Tho British markets were Cul Aiomgne | steady at the following prices: “in froutof and near the target. The time | srugson from 7 to 70%, Jersey Contral from | 524 wanenvering to buy the Hannibal & St, | Sts go preferred, « & Western, 75; Detroit & 1083107; Cincinnati, 10%; Lath. os Shing! and sola bigher | Shing on Thursday att- | * ro duly Liverpool | Gis y ati raduated into ten equal parts of the same Coa Pe ES on the Mobile & Ohio Railroad andthe | Tenn F € 1 into between the Mobile io ee ! ® spring, 1 GheEASE—Wus quiet at ha length as those of the bases, each part is 5 ‘ 5 le 7 lino OW nooo ae wheat, 8 cars mixed, 30 cars No. 2 spring, T+ ‘Hier nnd ie@se for brown: country do was | No. 2 timothy, ¥ ton. fmelr subdivided ‘The’ quadrant and | Stocks Open with a Rise and | fi, = Soe ee pane and Eastern Rock Ish Bt JIL & Sto, vd. cars No. 3 do,8 ears. rejected (73 whent); 161 | Syorcuataesige for whiw, 44e for yellow, and 42¢ | Sized, anita sanivircular plates are also so eonstrueted Close Stead. algo, by way of the Paris & Tanvl Mind direct | fauna 4 [fon sountain. cars No. 2 corn, $9 cars high mixed! 78 cars new vs quiet nt, $0n@8a0 for mess, sasnau.oo | Uplapdprnirie. 25 to slide upon the fixed bar, thus y: Illinois Roads, has now a through ea ise, {Won UGin Frait.ssc. 4" | mixed: 18 cars rejected (363, corn); 25 cars White | gorexira mess, and SLLa0g IAN for hams. ~ | Boose forming a baseline of any convenient communication with Chicago. : tua se ie SF nt 2 Ko. 2 SFojected (AL | {rarrow—-Was quoted at ssgete for clty, SMe for No. | witb ne . Hi is i a —_ Se a et: Thi 03 preferred onts, 12 cars No. 2 mixed, 13 cars reje SOW dgefor No.2d0. id tin ta or assignable length. Re this pete New York yiews ubout the stock marl ae co Waite ex). outs); 4earsSNo. 2 rye, 2 cur rejected; 2 cars Lcountry, and 5¢ fo) eeu Teen ic: oblems as those in which one i k cg of Wednesday says the down: iff 5 “No. 2 ye ee = 2 + P edi by local tana re ey ve adjacent sides, one side and the Just What Might Be Expected from dion roe 7] the day, before was genor- ie No.2 barley, hears No. 3 do, 9 cars extra; bey BREADSTUFFS. Georee| desist # a Stee Rdjacent angles, or one angle and the opposit the Prevalence of Bear Talk. ally regarded In conscrvutive circles as belng no grade (17 barley). ‘Total, 50! cars, or 259) FLOUR—Was again quiet. There was some looking it Bao Side are given, to find the other. TacWrs, Pinna = Se uray artificial in its character, but at bu. Inspected out: 14454 bu wheat, 64,242 DU | ground py exporters, but they dia lee and perhars 85 @ pants sly wil calcu- t: BIB . what they could do on bem ertored ator cubis one ansle and the same time there can be no question that the on & woe Sp bujents, G1 bu ba oF Jow yes- po aaa to aee et week. ‘Thera was ‘no material | Qudch nutes: wool extimated ee dation, tent sides given, the engineer Te- Governments Steady — Currency | recent unwarmmted advance in many of the Western Union 5-339 e leading produce markets were slow yes" | Holatii trices, Sales were reported of 430 bris win- |" HOUSESDenlers report & odd de ie ine adi} jduated bar’ 5 nt | ji thwestern fancies possibly coustitutes ‘an ee Sin terduy, except in changes. There was an Cary Fe ees ep bris springs, partly at 4, | drafters, coagh teams, business nnd ‘eartage (OF Ug volves the graduated bar upon the quadran Going to the Country. - Southwestern: Pp Paettie ene day after- | ter partly wt $6.00; pegs und mules, Saddiers, ponies, riage horses ifthe angle is ess than a tizht angle and s element of danger. in tho current speeulation. | uri iu reaction from the weakness Of SBrNGay (is- | Bavortaxtms wore quoted at f.s0e8=5 19 S8055 St |. inguited Yor: alge irgley and dae ear ‘upon the semicircle if it is obtuse, until 1c SS On the other hand, the trunk-line shares and | 8r play preferred. un ch ne e¢ ouble extras do at 8.2565 sales: wing proper angie is rezistered. He then revolves | the produce Markels Tame—Wheat Firmer, | the telegraph stocks are stronsly held by prom- | Set) nS Mtinnenpoils so Wells Kane, 002 | zard” reported tobe sweeping down upon US | oruen surrnsTorEs—Sales wero Lear miGQne A | pate bis grays Mears. Hands.- Dt py the second bar nol a triangle is formed | °"* eS ray i + ee ee canitalists who havo every facility for ar- | Sf Paul <stoux G Americal Bettess...- 9 | from the Northwest, but provisions foll back, | 1420; 1 sacks oat-mea! and £0 bris com-mens oth | Patt bis gra TR ay whose sides are exactly proportionate to those but Cash Lots Dull—Corn Steadier. tent capitals wi? Me aajtiea of tha value’ of Se Paul, © 8. C. pta... S |olted Stare Sarees with lower prices for hogs. The concession of | on private terms. Coarse corn-meal was nominal at 6 ag tmp iS given, and reads off the second angie from The swopertics, ‘The Evcning Post thought that, | MPs A Geese nt Se per 100 Ibs made in ral freights was uot ro- | $1400 per ton on track, and ran utgiaQUOlss i. 3 the plate. ‘Lo find the third it is only, neces” 5 aes ng aa p Considering the pressure to which the market | Rew ters garded as n special reason for strength in breid- | SPIING WHEAT Was ther quiet, bis Sores 4 wb sury ty subtract the sum of the fo already ‘A Farther Decline in Provisions, with Less | f°" con submitted, tho extraordinary threats | Oblo & Mista Stuifs, the British markets being down to nearly | advancing le, and closing 2e above Ihe Miata 3 Be Becertatnet fied sido to Teather has aisoady Demand ‘for Export. biich have been made respecting the money | Cheniy 134 | on equal extent, while Eustern poluts j Of Tmrsiay, Oo tay. The British markets were & i 3 rm ~ n a fi ¢ Ey have all the grain they want at ‘a Bd but New city . tered upon the second movable arkot and gold shipments, it must be suid that j Mobily © iF dull.and understood to be about a lower, ts s pea The torent is consequently solved = the meaner Re shown surprising steadiness. An | Geeky & Columbus See iy | Present, and ars understood to be selling to ex- | yori was firmer toward 11 o'clock hero, and that, tn td ed Bi without reference io the sines, cosines, and FINANCIAL. Jhnerently weak market would have given way | 8) C1 & Bi porters “at prices below those which can be | duceda reuction from the weakness of the previous | Sorret horse. s mm wdious logarithms with which trizonometry | ~ two orthree times the amount of the present | Aer. HL. 2 touched by Western buyers. ‘There was, how- | afternoon. The decline in rall-frelxhts aid norlnoNee | Gray mare. i Hp abounds. As might have been expected from the Preva- | geoiine, ‘The ‘Tribune gives its moral. support | Walash Sb. 0-0. Hai ever, somo expectation of higher prices here | gyy-<mipting demand.cho, market Bang sty) SHGUS | BuIA asin hod aebeing Mit 7 5 . lence of * bear” talk the previous day, the mar- | Gens oe ce cninmonts, und records the | Jiausiuia © wr ~~~ Gi Puke Erte after tho Murch deliveries have been settled up, | LOU) vaduea'to holders, esnecially as there | wig outlook is considered very rota age aa steady, _ ANEW USE FOR THE TELEPHONE. | ket opened strong. Cannda Southern ran UP | soars that were expressed thatthe market might | ° “ yostox. some people thinking that these will be unusu- | was none, of Wit 4 Drei, seneeatherintne | deHlersare asking more for siti arrive’ than thes Hitherto it has been a matter of some diffi- | trom ¢5 to O64, Manhattan from 4? to 465, | 5. on tho ove of auother collapse lke that of Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. ally heavy both-in grain and provisions. ‘There | These wen bad been ASled Py etre were those | {irq and second clear zands inches eg Bat culty to determine the time of flight of small-,| Northwest from 913 to $33, Chicago, St. Louis I alized that in man: Boston, Feb. 27 The improved condition of | was little new business done in any department. | who had bouzht, the revious day in the beliet that | First und second, INGLg inch. fm, ‘arm projectiles, owing to the impossibility of] & New Orleans trom 446 to 47, St. Joo from 40% LE ee ee Ae iach mig hanthan 235 many | sme sow Conk muskebto-day imparteda steudier | The fecling in the afternoon was easivr. Mess | Meco‘ wien mall feotzns oui cane mana al | “hi lane do. an seeing thein strike.. In a.series of experi- | to42. Lake Shore and Michigan Central were i tome:-and a more confident feeling here. and, ork closed 10c lower, at $11.60 for seller Mureb | British markets spo! the calculation. Cash No. Irhird clear do. eo ° J before that break, and that, instead of guld now | although there was no special activity, many of dat gz for rezular, and about él Pisrond seein eade by the United States Ordnance | strengthened by tho reduction of rates on the | Doing into the country, our large iimportations | the leading stooks nospeeial activity, many Of | Ang SUL.a0 for April. Lard closed Se lower, at | Bhtatelused 3 SoH Joni Gueneat ar siaee woldat | Cungion deescet siding Department, this difficulty has been over- east-bound business, as it wus believed to insure and the check given to our exports by the specu- | The stringent money market ‘dues not seem to | $7.074@7.10 for new seller March and 37.174@ Peasants a sagranced &, -1206,fel buck to 385 Flooring, Recon comm come by the use of the telephone. ‘The tele- | Y increase of tralfic. Lake Shore advanced | titors in grain and provisions are tast bringing | htve any materiul etfect on the stock: market, | 1.20 for ‘April, Short ribs closed at $6.10 for | improved to fh>iand cloned ES oter Stay was | Ax voards toe ind uonard e from 103% to 10§ and Michigan Central from | 1 toro exchunges up to a epecie shipping | 2248 furthor improvement, 8 anticipated to” | April, Spring wheat closed zc higher, at $1232 | quict ns #1 Ts A not nearly nominal at | if stock boards, lube ined. OW ‘ for March and $14 for April. Corn closed | L231 closing ut slat eet ales neat at | & IWe1? inch, ch being neutralized by the delay in Stop- | 42, and, after: great activity, ,closed at | new countries of the West and ‘Southwest, but | | Ones> re } rat ts. forse: st > watel being neutralized Uy toe Wey Meanie | Sik Tue Granger ctooks were both well held | Suving that, stools repressing, Cauos Jb ANG + Beto nanan g Western fe 10 Mepattteans | 500." Belo quoted 34 lower, und Sow York was quler,. at | Curbon, HO decrees ttt ss feat Wins affected by ihe wind, belug shortened by | and large purchuses were made ‘on Western ao- | O1ser Aeiiian dsttels Soe ee tun, Thosmmne | Valley Gs, Western Division, 102; Kauss & Law- | Dry goods were moving freely atstrong prices. | Tit anxious: to. sell, and there was a fair ge- | Carbon, headlight! 5 test mes a Tear and lengthened by ahead wind.— | count. Nearly everything on the lst showed a | Duper quotes air. Sage as saying that if Mr. | rence Southern Si. Water-Power, | 2008 and shoes were receiving increased atten roe Sige wero. Papi wae ioe neeaiots | Lie gata. water. a fournal of the Telegraph. _ | gain at the close. With the change in quota- | Keene would only stop trading fora whilo the Land Stocks—Quiet and easy; t-Power, | tion, The grocery market was without marked | dated since Wednesday than’ for, those of ear- | yard, a $ cam of bh and the | market would react sharply. 5 Gli. ‘ CABG lier date, as they will carry Into May on less | Uinsced, a4 SCIENTIFIC NOTES. is ta moa change of heart ond the | mainsols were ws 1-10, ‘The bantening tendeney | _ Mining Stocks—sfoderato movement; a gen- | new’ features. An improving «demand is re- | jorao ithe former closed avnie, otlier fresh re- | Hinsced, boiled = 2 <The Vickete Pitlosephieal EisE tute (a eee a eee me course of Tie Mat | ee ae enna ee eOmEIGS. ported, but the general movement is stil far | SBN. i AG cil taoae an Suria suk emeky | Wie wisi igi, 7-8 4 Masekela Times, which said, Feb. 12: regards the fut- FOREIGN. ‘rom active. Coffees, sugars, moinsses, and rice d treo. on bo Jould scarcely be gold at the | Ngntaty BE Ing the last cight years has inereased at the | affords support to the view that powerful at- | ure course of the money mutket and the pros: | Loxpos, Feb. 27.—Consols, 9% 1516- wore firm, Tens remain quiet and easy. ‘The | sume prices us rexulsrin store, showing that the anip- Nettsfeotou exea. 3 rate of 100 members a year. tempts to depress it are being made in the inter- ects of bullion movements, the most encountg- ‘American securitics—Now 58, 105%; 4145, 110%; v1 s ping movement was very dull. Seller Stuy sold ear] Neatstoot olf, No. 1. 8 i ts of those. who have gone short, and that Foe een LER TOPE |e ee eerste no eed Benraylvania | Butter market was strong, with fine dalry and | iy injysiice, und slused ace Seller te Renee | Bank J a A beautiful Roman villa has lately been | ests of those s nis wh t exchanges in the fuce of un easier tomtenpy ‘of | Centmin bt; Erie, 473g: seconds, 9114; Read- | Creamery and good to choice roll held at | was quoted ai soyjcsizKe, March at dagere, April at ee: discovered in the course of excavations on | there is a large party of bu svoclat pe hip | Tae Yaluc of money. | ‘This may be fairly alerib- | ng. 36%. Sy ate pl highér figures. Cheese was reportdd moderately | Si#ane, june, at dln Kgiljge, and July at 2G Sie. a 3 the site of a Roman settlement. willing to see slight reactions that will enable | uted to the increasing internutionul trade of the | ‘The amount of bullion withdrawn from the | active and steady. No changes were apparent | ported of un) bu No.2 und nish mised ae car Hee ite i them to increase thelr holdings of stocks. But | country, compured with which the question of | Bank of England on balance to-day is £30,000. in the fist®mark 1 lotand POW bu new hizh mixed at sB{e; 14000 bu new cd 2 i ‘A writer in Hurdwicke’s Sctence-Gossip | it istiot to be denied that conservative men | Our possessing a few millions more or less of | Pans, Feb. 37.—Rentes, &f d5c. : in the fist®market. “Dried fruits ruled quiet and | gy Yu bu rejected nrsorie; 100) baby sample | Gasoline: s desrees. z 5 tha: for painting on white satin, the use | thi ‘ices too high,—just as they did | 2¥ailable cash sinks Into insignificance. As our 3 i ie easy. ‘The bagging market had no new features, | at Soyaiiige on trick; 15,00 bu do atsieainée free | “pora'toks—Were in requast and steady. theal says tha:, for painting on w" i ay a ink present prices igh,—Jus ey money fs used up, so the natural effect of arise | the demand continuing fair at strong prices. | 0o.vantd irs 48) bu do white avsses and 4 Pu ear, | was for store los at WGre per ba, of alitue white of egg with the color will | tust spring. anatase ok thet in its value will be felt; a change inother values MINING STOCKS. Pig-iron was quiet and steady. Coal remained | © Oa‘rs—Weie very quiet, closing about 149140 higher En eves in rather outer local demand and serve both to prepare the surface and also.to Closing prices in comparison wil ose of the oceur, and the money, in one n- SAN FRANCISCO. dull. There is an increasing inquiry for white | thanon the preceding evening. The receipts Were | Greesed lots. Live was more plenty and of other, which leaves us when it is cheap will re- The followl fs & ite | Tarwer, und samples were in. moderate domand. Fa- | Chickens were about 3-50 per doz, and wid ‘duce ‘ollowing | lend, and the murket remuins firm at $9.00G9.50. | tures were quiet. May was in some request at 353g ns ware About, S250 per Cor, And wid ducts nftergoon before showed gains for New York Say F Feb. 27. or i . turn when we can afford to pay. better rates to AN FRANCISCO, Cal., Feb. 27 rt : Central %, to 12; Michigan Central 1%, to keep so much of itas we require. * are the closing quotations at the Stock Board: The lumber market was fairly active and Sige, closing at the outside, ae the ‘other. futures seed, (GN 1 per, 2 ducks, dressed, ase per n a essed. S@6¢ per ‘Mr. Stanley, according to information rj ¢,. 5 . a ‘ 4 3 hore 134, to 108; Northwest 1%, to April 4 ceived by the Lisbon Geographical Society, | Si The Shore Se ee ners ca fae ne eee Te ES OL ee FON meileeses steady. Fencing was quoted firm, being scarce | quoted ausiige, and regulararstasitier Tirststorage | POM SS ome was steady. ‘The demand wi ks fall of the C jz the preferred X, 3 St. to | are reported: at many yards. Wool wes in good demand and | Tecelpts wore solid at Rivaite. the latter being an out, | only fair, und the offerings umplo, thouzh Ter had reached the last fall of the Congo at | g1:7; tho preferred ¥, to 103%; Illinois Central CHICAGO & ALTON. iy yards: es in 56 i side Ceol a ee Oe tod of -bu No.2 | Omly fair, und the offerings winpto, thoush smaller Yallala, and was preparing the installation of } 3, tes %, s . 1879. 1880, firm, and hay was steady, with fuirsales. Hides | at ; HUM by by sample au sareasice on track; | nT teat Sriu Clover was trmer. sales bein ‘g Xi, to103%; Alton %, to 107; Union Pacific %, to My PR les: bato: 5 es x, rH 5 were unchanged, fine light stock being rather | 2241610) bu ut Sawe free on bon “ given at $1 . iS Theos AYE—Was quiet, futdres being quoted firm, under 5 ‘core amall Pure tax sold aveLaxshil : ; t 1 a rpotal, 31,500 DU 5 the first Belgian commercial station on the } 913:. Erie 14, to 49%; the preferred X, to 70%; Second week of Feb..§ Sil § 125,183 Inc. $40,512 pou AWEIG0, and choice Drought £1.45, 363 Erie 44, 10 45745 Pp Hy 3 | Jan. 1t0 Feb. 1s... 807,60 — TBYMT Inc. 252,007 firm, under light arrivals. The seed market ex- Het. taidncnles wore reported. Preah | Texines were stnall. Ture iy Faas give the painting a soft-glazy appearance. 7 Fight bank of that river. St. Joe X, to #1; the 5 meth Ss i “ eu é -. 5 4 preferred §, to 7534; Dela- MOBILE & OHIO. ittle ce * are! i aod oy ‘Phe subjeét, on which those competing for | ware & Hudson ¥, to 7; Lackawanna 1%, to 1809. 18%, Grown Point. Sl Butwes : hibited little change, exeept that clover was | 11%," ios wate roperied of paNordat Bes Pee Se va a 8 the Walker prizes, offered by the Boston Su- | 91%; Morris & Essex 1, to 108; Canada Southern | FBirt week of, Feb: eae ne $ ie | ore Conse) eaied, i sou tulnee higher. «Timothy secd was steady, and flax Lab ba nt Ne, “otal, SMM DU. ay Extra was Qrilinary coer 5 iw ciety of Natural History, will te this | 3-"to 05; Kansas & Texns 2%, to 45%; Wabash | * ‘the New York, Lake Erie & Western Railroad We oe Hawk, quiet. The sales of broom-corn were small. | | Duy Suiien for Maren, sxgsve caab. and ie Bates. ith bass asa Potatoes were in small local demand. Car-lots | ut ize tor April, und cash sold at 7S, Gilt-eticed, Ppound ne were quiet. The sales of green fruitsreached-a | sold ut ic. ‘There was some talk of changing March WHISKY—Was in fatr demand and steady. Sal year. is: “The Evidences of the Extension , : Frat X, to44X; the preferred X, to 6913; Minneapo- | Company reports its business for December and tnides in extra sto April ne Moo difference. Sam- | | WHISKY>Swastn tan demand it per aaliosist of Yertiary Deposits Seaward Along the,| © + iH lis 4, to 56K; Reading 4, to 69; San Francisco | for threo months of its fiscal year, as follows: Coast of Massachusetts.” fair aggre; cd vi sf in- referred %, t0.57; Northern Pacific %, to 33%; : ‘air aggregute, and previous prices were main- | piesmet with some local deimand. Cush sules were c -A siinple and usually successful mode of pesige ‘Mail %, to 13%; Chicago, St. Louls & sia GERaRe Of (December: ay oft tas Ine. $12 tained. Poultry. was in better local. request, | feported of Law ba No, Zat isc; abu No. 3 05 Soe yore vas in demand and steady. ‘The recetnis exiracting a needle or any piece of steel or | Ovieans. 13, 10 46%; Chesapeake & Ohio pre- | Operting expe ‘gun Tne. HSHs without much change in prices for anything | 5804 by sample nt Siewe on track. ‘otal, * | are small, and it is supposed thero 1s about enowa iron that has broken off in the flesh is by the i y sap P Net enrnings. 5,75 Inc. “44,08 that was considered desirable. Eggs were TWO O'CLOCK CALL. rv wool here now to carry the trade to the new clip: application of a simple pocket-magnet. Iron- ferred 1, to 2; Sioux City preferred %, to 80; Thee months jae. stead ” saith, poles of 13.000, ba at, nd Washed Hleeco, medinm choice. a9 7] P tn u G . x's TA 1, $1.25 ly et 4 s filings have a. way of imbedding themselves | Manhattan 3, to45. ie Gross carhings.........8.0068 BET Ino. 80708 cay. aights were reported stendy onthe basis | Say sna sical big for tho year” Com—Cales #000 | Washed Heeee: fine, © ae in the eye which deties almost every ordinar: Ohio & Mississippi preferred lost 3, to 77, clos- | Operating expenses. Sa Sug ine 2 ofang per 00 theon pi Nee eh oe aad see | eye deseaiise Tor May and Mudgee for July, Outs | Medium unwashed... oT ; i ion. Fe i "95 oi 2 Ss a # PHISO 1 0) Du at for Mus. Mess ine unwashed... 365, ineans, for thelr exmractlon. eer su remo 2 i ing at 79; Northern Pacific lost %, to 56%; San : on boxed meats to do. ‘Through frelghts to | Sewel2ts for May. aULsrig@ll) ie April, and €il.i | Coarse unwashed s a small, blunt, pointed bar 0: , Well | Francisco 34, to' 43%; Atlantic & Pacific %,to | cook COUNTY AND WEST CHICAGO 5PER CENT 3 2° | Gils for March, Lard was quoted casy; sales 1600 | Tub-washed, cholic rd magnetized, will be found excellent. 48%; Western Union %, to 14%; C,C.SLC.] 4 BONDS. savernaat were Aes on a pane oes ae oe Car at ohgers for April und #1524 for May. ‘Tub-washed, comm re] Mr. Billin, in a paper on the preservation to 213;; Louisville & Nashville 24,to 141; | y11nWAUKEE & ST. PAUL FIRST MORTGAGE % » and lard. AFIZERNOON BOARD. of timber, stated that creosoted ties in use | Burlington & Quincy 1, to 145. 7 PER CENT BONDS, due in 1908. REAL ESTATE. fone ne Bis on nt Sos rake salting at SLi ee roe ay for twenty and twenty-two 9 years in England Erie second 6s advanced from 91X to $2. INVESTMENT BONDS OF ALL KINDS, : ae ad rece wheat a Sreon be weaned sold at # SiS6- “Gorn was caster, selling at Fic were still in as good a state of preservation | In railroad bonds, in New York on Wednes- - ‘ es aid following dhlGerinenta wore isd Sor eo ouis, Toledo, and Detroit, reported yester- | 4%{c for May, and closing at ilGilgc. June sold at Steep, as when first laid down. Créosoted piles | gay, prices were lover in the carly dealings for CHAPEES BESRO ET ord Friday, Feb. 27: -day, aggregated 1%,000 bu, and shipments 40,000. | $e and classed, at Me, JY SOUR Pe iiass aet driven at Portsmouth, Eng. oe ears some issues, but toward the ‘close the market - 106 Wasbington-st_- x cen SRO RERTY: The following was the produce movement re- | pork ‘closed lower at $il.00, for March und Bi ee ean re Dae ed ciesh. ve became strong, and® recovery ensued under THE MERCHANTS’ SAVINGS, LOAN AND Prairio av, 164 ft s of Thirty-first st,-e f, 25x135 Ported from New York yesterday: Receipts— we for stan, SB ror, Ay er a LS art water: ee i 4d driven in the | 8 active demend. Erie consolidated seconds TRUST COMPANY £1, improved, dated Feb. 4 ohn’ B. Wurren Flour, 9,079 bris; wheat, 27,016 bu; corn, 151,050 | 12.5 for Muy. Lard closed at Egreat.w for March = cut from the same timber, and drive” fed. | fell off to 82, and funded 5s to 87; but the former, Buyrand Sel West Vin Buronstn e cor ot Ganka wadis bu} oats, 41,726 ‘bus corn-meal, 9 plas; tre, | SBS Fein OF Mas ote for april, and Ecc same work, but which w s ie bhloh the day’s business amounted to $258,000, | OSITED STATES-BONDS ded iy of {i148 ft, dated Feb. 23 (isliza Foss 1,080 bu; barley, 6,050 bu; malt, 6,050 bu; pork, | £6 foray. Short Hos were lowers Sales $5400) | — Shipments— ‘ he ‘«damposeope ? is the name given, by a avatige ollesapeake & Ohio pcb epee and .. etal. to the pan Fort Wayne & Chicago 52.500 240 bris; beef, 269 bris; cut meats, 2,416 pkgs; Ibe at a0 for Murch, $.57}466.10 for April, and %.477 Monday. 128 eo a inventor to an instrument designed to ose kaye LOCAL INVESTMENT SECURITIES. | anouriine ten of V Jard; 1,950 tes; whisky, 23 bris. 6.00 for May. = pestay: : we detect the presence of See dam An whic ea ee Oe Teaei Mei Ci Kent | Also pay the highest market price for Chicago City 1B Ve ated, Ben, 3o Games D. Weckeitto 5 | Exports for ‘mventj-four hours—Flou, 000 GENERAL MARKETS. Mursday.s aa La tuning-fork is sounded and brought near a | sas & Texas firsts fell off to 10!X, and seconds ~__ Serio. Michizan py do gen of Sixtecntt sera bris; wheat, 83,000 bu; corn, 04,000 bu. BEANS—Were auoted at $1%5@142. Good mediums ‘Total. 3315 tube of a certain length full of air, the tube | vo 65%, with closing sales at 105% for the former TRASK & FRANCIS, E° Chapin). a TOLUCY 5 ogg |. THO New York Produce Exchange Weekly gives | havo sold at $100 pev bu. CATLLE—Thero wes no perceptible Improvement © will resound to the note produced by the | and. at 66 for the latter. Iron Mountain pre- Keith st, te the following asthe visible supply of grain on BROOM-CORN—Was unchanged. Smalt orders | in the demand yesterday, but the smaller receipts and Pe er te oping abe fre damp in a | takes incomes declined 10.90% for firsts and to S panners ani BORE dated Feb.7(G-L. Wreanto Hicrmaa itums- |. | the dates named: make up the bulk oft the trade now, and the published | the slightly sirm tone of ‘Advices from the Bast led t9 hiring can be estimated to the amount of 0.5 pneeacrs eee eer avicceal to Gt anwelit a. om s 7 Ne Ye Ce are wresurine ea onaaiad ot t of prices is usually adhered to. inereased business here. No advance was gained, . i ‘a Mombers of the New York Stock Exch: dist? iG. F Wheat. | Corn. | Oats. | Barley. 724@3 | however, the day’s trading being done at substans per cont, It has siready been adopted in | respectively. 'C.,C. & I.C.{ncomes dectined to Ghd Neve Vork Miniag Stock Henan. Bude ce ceereegenncesegege oD ronal ies gon Fine arene gan ard tially Thursday's prices. ‘The quality of the oferies 4Gand closed at 46%. Boston, Hartford & Erie | Allclasses of Securities Bousht and Sold on Commis- Indiana st, 8 ¢ ly . X'30,000} 14,813,000] 019,000} 3 Interior, Se nce was not very desirable. There were few lots that An ancient mound, resembling the Aztec | firsts rose from 56 to 56%, and reacted to 56}. ah pee eee: on Serene : oo 1 fist Bebe (C, LL Hapgood to Head- 600 000] 12 reoK 213,000) Crooked. Gig | could properly be classed as choice, and the percens+ mounds of the Mississippi Valley, has been | sfobile & Ohio first debentures sold at 754476. aily Market Letters sont to Customers ____ | peirhorn av, ls ita of Burton place, of, 3x19 lett 3 BUTYER—Prices of this commodity remain un- | age of good cattle was below the average of the past iscovered in Japan, A flentine exsining Tn the market for Govarhmen, bonds: busk- FIELD, LINDLEY & CO, @ | fhyinted Rep. 29 (FS. Kockwoodet ali to 0. , equivocally rm. The receipts, though liberal for the | few days, and, as will be seen by reference to the @ rem: that have, be iP . a 4 . Ham! we ae time of year, are far’short of the demand, and for | published sales, the bulk of te uading was done at i jevi was fair. 3.658 3 Fifth ;, brxid af Ls ee from. it furnishes reason for believing that eee. sees bios) 4004 wees be ane ts Nei TOEK Eth op ie (Bt Gs Cleaver to Williaa W. really tine goods high prices are asked, the choicest | prices ranging from #45 downward to £82 The cannibalism was practiced by the Japanese ‘were JN, re in §3 La Salle-st., Chicago. Cole) re .. 23995 | ~ Also 916,000 bu rye, against 903,000 bu aweek previous, | creameries now being held at S7@35c. We quote: highest reported sale was 3 head, averazing 1,63 Ds, in prehistoric times. The hugnan bones that | Chicago. ‘The 48 were 108% and 108%, the 5s ; Meagher st, 275 fiw of Jefferson sts f, ft, % 9 1 . Creame: Race 35.00. Mt he Stockers were ja were found among the bones of beasts gave | 103% end 103%, and the 03 105% and 105%. STOCES: improved, dated Feb. 27 (i. und P. MeNelly The McCormick Hurvestitig Company has re- | Goou'to choice S35 | at nina aS ese Sa ea eahers suock at a evidence that the fiysh upon them bad Been | ‘The demand rate for sterling advanced on ac- Members of N.¥.Stock Exchange. Bacteroides ao ta of thin esciog 4 nee vided af Gi shale oat. = sewe ea pecisa ure Tete, LT wus: Lede, Oven mal ELE at cooked, and the marks still left upon the | countof greater hardness of money in London- : ALBERT.3. DAY, Minnager, | fy fated teh. x (tJ. and AL Burkwood to Michigan, Onlo, and Indiana re port the wheat as | #2! + quorarioxs. jwints are such as could haye been niade only | Sterling posted rates were 485 and 488. New = —F Schiller st, 14s fiw of North Wells st,n f, soxos me Pi wheat as | BaAGGING—Was quoted moderately active, with > Extraweaves—Graded steers, weighing 119) yy human teeth. York actual rates were 411% and 487%. In Chi THE FIRST.NATIONAL BANK OF CHICAGO ft, improved, dated Fob. 21 (Charles Ziegler to + looking well; no damage. In Southern Mlinois everything In, ee gist tirmly held. We repeat our | “ps und np = SDDS ei - i aise ‘ations fk z The death at Ujiji is announced of the | cago actual rates were 48tandisi. Sterling com- | Has for sale a large lino of choice Gand7 percent churet St ft in of Wisconsin at, wf, 24xi33 ft, aw ine wien pie baat Rsararatree pene weath~ | Stare. 34! Burlaps. corse 100 eine. Bat ell Soret 108 French s explorer, Abbé Debaize ‘The Abbe mercial bills were 482@192;. Paris. bills. 3 Rattrond First Improvdd.dated Fob. (E. Stang te “A. Um~ | samipenaat er et Byiio. inereased sae Brighton. Bt O13 Good Beeves—Well-furtened steers, weigh- a left Pai ‘areh, 1878, with a subsidy of | 521%. German mmerel: i ui = 5 % i sy lhe i Lewist 3 its oe . 3bjo00 “tranes trom the French Gavernment, | Tere are, aeconding to the New Yorke Beoning MORTGA SACRO ST. f slate icy fi 8 of iirigtit Gee Sete, | Sotithern Towa considerable damage has re- | Sinerienn as tu eross Africa from Zanzibar to the west . = J | stiiwankee & St. Paul Ists. bearing 7 percent, duein | Seymour _st.17ift s of Fulton,e f, 2x126 ft sulted from dry weather, this section being the | , CHEESE Ir market no quotable change was 4 be i he west | Post, no ‘indications as yet that the New York ited Feb. Games Culrns’ to Alexander develope% ‘There is 2 steady, fair demand, and prices z spas ae prance a ke Jang tea a market is manipnlated for early shipments of 3005, nro for sale at 110-aad interest. dated au oo swore reported on. Aissouel /Bonttieen, Ne- | arg well sopported at the following range: racats | g Mcusine 8 to eos: * 26g3 Ma year, unusually ra . Dearvorn of Fi We fun raska, nod Kansas report little damage, ornone, zen 4@15 | Stock Cattie—Common catile. weighing <0) to and favorable journey. He intended to es- | £014, as is threatened by leading stock specuin- r TELE. > cient bg of saxad Tt improved, dated Sept. a se Partekim: HGS13 | “LW Bs. + 2G Tiblish depots at the worth end of the lake, | tr who are working to break the stock market. a BY TELEGRAPH. Fided 4 of soe) 21, Improved: Grey cake? 4gsoq | the crops generally looking well. he situation, | Low wrades Inferior—iight and thin c and had started on his journey; but was so | It would be a misfortune to ha 1d ted, NEW YORE. Paulina st, 22 ft 6 of McReynolds, e f, 4x10 taken altogether, presents no cause for alarm, | ;, COAL- ty aul ene bulls, und seninwag steers. js journey; ny we gold exported, Spectal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. dated Feb. 11 (L. N, Sharp to Wenry Hoepo), &5 | puta great deal depends upon the weather for eerie rape aod ca. Veals, per 100 Bs. kawaAnna, NUE, Erle and Brier Hil North Robey st. Hi fts of Wabansin av, ¢ f, 25 Feb. 25 (L.L. and W. H. di 1,€0 | might spoil a large part of the crop; but there | Cunnel. badly treated by his followers that he re- | as it is now an active partof the currency; | New Your, Feb.27.—The feature of tho mar- zai) ft dutod Feb. mest the coming month. An unfavorable Murch turned downcast to Ujiji, where he died. whereas, before specie-payments, it was in fact | ,orto-day has been an advance in Granger weit Mr. G. Browne Goode will have charge of | Simply a bankable commodity. It is true that Ke: Be y tate st, D1 24x # the representation to be made by the U: Lobe a] | we are‘drawing very near to the time when co!- oe Lake Bore and coal stocks, notably Bus tt improved. Gated, Bebe: zi fakaster a bean so far to interfere with ourhaving the Baltimore) States at the coming International Fish- | ton bilis will become scarce. The deferred shij- ckawanna, inwhich 1 heavy short interest | ton) 2 som | Dlggest yicld of winter wheat ever experienced | Blossbure Culturists’ Exhibition, to be held at Berlin in | ments of grain, however, which are yet to come | Was forced to, cover, Pesultins tn sa elvanee OE | ore aie ab ete mot ENO Se bere nite «| Witton: . Soul. itis Prot. Baird's intention to have a | will,to a considerable extent, compensate fur | Betty per cent, from which thore wasaslight | Stigj.c, Unters Gated Feb. 21 (same to 54; | A paper was numerously signed on "Change | | COOPERAGE York barrels ‘shld at Sige and’ ‘aed reaction in the afternoon. With the exception | north si 0 @ f, 2XIBLS yesterday pledging thesigners not to trade out- | tlercesut $105¢1.10, the tatter fora lot bound with 10, of the above stocks, the genera! market was | _ ft, improved; died feb, 21 (samo to aime, 5901 | side the regular hours. It will be adopted only | DISK cons, 13 be deiirered promnny. hanced without buoyancy, and at times showed wenk~ acbdnol st i func Aebiond yf eZ 4m | in cases sufficient number of names are at- | ‘The offerings were small, und few buyers appeared in the murket Sales were made of 5 cars at 3.0 for a i 4 Peres ally buoyant f t- | ness. Western Union was barely steady, and | State st 24 tt» of Thirty-fifth st, 20K tached to curry the greater majority of the hE welstes, $1.59 = colored casts of the economi¢ fond-fishes of iy yant feeling respecting business of ill | the bull movement in this was apparently ar- | 483% dated Fob. 27 (it. Moran to D.H.Ham- 4) | Board with the Tnovetient, Te te raderstbod 10.) cee ee cere eee eae ne Ue ee a the United States, and « handsome exhibi- | Kinds tending to encourage large imports. The ee 5 ‘The rece! tiveral, bi yo in ox tion of the fur-seal fisheries, which will be | folowing shows the value of exports, exclusive posted othe auncrincemolie: of a redlcuon Uy Be P “agnted ev. 33 (Ba the Austin foxes have boon gob up nes ‘mordl. Sopport tothe DI case of tho dally wants par ci soennto a He OF a a the new telegraph company and assumption by | {5 Gated Feb. 2 (Bassett the Aus Boog | rectors. , By-the-bye, they tell’ a good story | | FISH—In this market there Is continued falr actiy- complete series of models of the apparatus falli i 3 Fish Commission for the artificial propaga- tion and transportation of fish, a ful! Benes OL Gecreuse, the riso in prices here and the gener- made by the Alaska Commercial Ci a specie, from New York 0) asaseenees sabes: oo Coy | OE eee riding Bebe 20 and cince the becttaiigg | te Unlon Pacific to-day of control of the lines Seward siciis fis of West Sixtecnthy 6 £56100 about the decision of a Wisconsin Judge before | My,i"a prices are tirmis held all around: ‘i ginninz | siong its route. ‘The American: Union is now | {h{mproved.dated Feb. % (Henry Braun to | 4) | whom it was argued that the Chamber of Com- Wintetish: intaliy ee bil 0 8 i 4 vite ss I is-brl. a SUCH A TERRIBLE, TERRIBLE TH! « | of the year: Jgseph Hor).,.... 23 TERRIBLE, THOUGHT. eed : réady for general business, and aflerce competi- | tidiaus av, sett n of Thirty wf Sit merce had no jurisdiction over agambling trans- tion is immediately probable. Pacific Const | fe,lmproved, dated Ved. #1 (George Bar” 5, | action: “If it be a gambling transuction there For the week..... Buch a terrible, terrible thought! airs a coune i In ‘4 ea of aig ig < Previously reported. selegraphy’ is hereafter open to all lines on-equal ae av, nw comer of Hi itcenth ste a is all the more necd of a rule prohibiting it.” i - it chilleth my brain with a sickening pain Since Jan. 1. Monev iy " i. os 200 ‘he “ High Joints" would have done better to (OGS—Trade was fairly active but prices We Of weeny and. sitricht But these figures are not complete, as the eee ate Warpeoced, although Re hts rating Rok Saasiolds: 64 SRNR, as cut the rate about in the middle, instead of so ay, the bulk grins gat Bom loner than aod “As I shrink in shivering fear: Government has suppressed three cargoes,— | Said today that he will leave for Texus to-mor- [ ¢, oa it poe df lenty, Hoe Pe Vest Huron stew near to one end. They might well have thrown ot henry, aE, S50G445. The receipts wera Fst ers - “The time shall come when one shall begone, _| Probably wheat. row, Bull operators are no doubt wushing | “f.rority ft, dated Feb, 2 (A. nnd Kt Pearsall away the worser half of it, and live the purer Sid “Woe tao Behl wit maach apparent interest sd ‘and the other shall euill be bere!” Shipments of curreney from-Chieago to the | SWcks,in the hone of, being able to marker the | , tu Trusteds of Schools 3 “a 108 | with the other half, which would pay well Stles dramved at uhe decline. /Stust of the bom #22 itisraciy- nia te Seaén country were not so heavy. New York contin- To the Western Astociated Press. eit S40 ft tmproved dated Feb. 25 (CML. iad enough for the service rendered. L $i0Sed OE nO er te ee NL Ssgu 1, “And it'draweth awhile away; ues to report currency scarce, as does Philadel- | NEW You, Feb. 27.—Governments strong and | ii. Willcts to Henry Ke Bikins) Suzi 7M | The regular winter-packing ‘season ends to- - poor to extra bears. ‘There were numerous sales of But it lieth in wuit till the Orient gate phia, while at Boston there is plenty. NewYork | ® Shude bigher for 4/as and t6. YCanted Feb. (sand RK. Sherry toJ.B. | day, and some operators are already asking | j/etrl wtifeix, spi skips and culls nt 3.006100. Swines wide for the conquering Day. exchange sold betwoen banks at 8e per $1,000 | _Biilrond bonds strong and ieee Eells) 5 | what will be done with the prairie pork if the | Horring—Holluna, ® i With elory and grandeur fmught, Guectiat> Lokss-oere. An rapaucate deming. [Greer ce cull ania nomiingL. Tigre ay iS its of North wo ee weather continue mild through the month of | Herrimi—Sentew ¥ bos ‘The Day shineth strong and clear; demand. | The stock market wus strong throughout, al- Feb. 18 (W. N. Bisendrath to J.¢- Gunderson 1a March. One Kk G 8 month Of | Unloay-Sm0ked. cn But the vol thon: “Th ball one b Rates were 6@$ percent. Bank clearings were | Most theentire day. At intervals slight reac- ighteenth st, n ¢ corner of Paulina, 8 f, arch. One may ask another question: Is it Ke . ‘And the other shall stil be’ here | $4,300,000. . tions took place under realizations, Dutat the | #213 th dated Fev. 21 (8. KaufmuntoJ. | |. | more sour pork or “‘sour grapes" ? z ia salreon./eare ssairs sehnthy of . close quotations in some instances were the | west Hishtconth st 10 few of AS s occurred. Thero was just 2 fulr demand and nothing jow: hiand av, s 3 to F. Souney PROVISIONS. more, Prices ruled easy.as given bel West Town is were sold at 103 and Chicago, highest of the day. The advance was 10 per cent 2x12 ft, ‘dated. Keb. Hen > terrible, terrible thought! Milwaukee &St, Paul 7s at 100. se ‘ : x z . 2 in New Albany & Chicago, and 1% to 4% per cent 00 at siting . 0G PRopuCTS— rf pent gne must be be aa atone, poe ‘Transactions on the Chicago Mining Board were | in the remainder of the list—trunk-line, Gran- coo | and Deeadige rhe chloe rrautncce a the inaikes coe eters cud oS "Afar in the dread uaknown! io light, Sales were reported of Chicago'& Silver | Ee? Kansas £ Texus, and coal stocks SOUTH OF CHT toate wwirIttN A RADIUS OPSEVEN | 82 apparent falling off in the export demand for | Perish prun met Dear love! will te sun still shine? : Clim 1,000 at 20, 750 wt 1734, 1,000 at 17% seller 10; | Hest PUSPCMONS te the NAR nto 1i0se. aad MILES OF THE COURT-HOUBE. meats, und a widening of the premiums paid for | parish prunes, nen 2@, 2 pilot Nature grove deri and dumb? 1.000 Chicago & Silver Cliff at 114. The follow- | Loujsville & Nasbvilio. from 143 to It, but the | AsMand ay, 200 ftsot vosty-third st. 8% Siete carrying pork and lard from March into April. Liver- | Ratsins, =ity 6te TaN that wandering soul be thine, oF mine, ing quotations were made: Foto iftorwaeels rose to 11s and closed uelU. | {GqGtted July & 1s GW. Le Sampson toS- | pool was duilon Inrd and 8d lower on meats, and | }alsing [ulenye, Ben He, SM tere i MORNING CALL. Southwestern stocks were strong. It was | Siune av, 3H ftw of Dexter Bark, 3 f, 2x! hogs bere were quoted $c lower. Gauss Cupanis, BOF ne Sweet love! come close to my breast! aid, Asked, | rumored that Jay Gould aud * Russell dated Feb. 26 (A. Bliss to HL ‘I. Richnrdson). co Special reports to the Cincinnati Price Qurrent show | Citron. a rece love beams cites Utmay te i551 Ba Sage were actually anne. y back arouna: ae D1 8 of Blown ay aE te 8. ig the number of hogs packed at the undermentioned | is Wont were life tone. what were life to the ir recent sales, and covering outstanding rd hay. 5 places since Noy. 1to date und latest mail dates, oy ples, evapornted.. @ 14 ‘hut were life to me, what were If e, foviathan ‘ a shorts: Wabash, 4? Hannibal & St. Joe, 4173 | comell sw Sw i'w of Ghestnul © HSN i 79 | followe, compared with same date and to the close of | Abbies Southion 84 "$3 Dee eared gine team : Union Consolldated preferred, 755); Iron Mountain, 624; Kansas & | “dated reb. 1 CL. P. und i. H. Adams w Kai the season inst year: 588 3h ; ee is ae sont ciara ‘Boston Consolidated Texas, 43%. Among the exceptions were the | _ Dermuler).m.... 4.20 : 2 as And I See in vain from the maddening pain © Phseay & aUVeE Cues stock of the Columbus, Chicago & Indiana Cen- | Morris st, bet Waitn a ‘Season ae @ i 33 oa ad 1 tee ia sin from the maddeving p Central Arizo feat Gompuny, whieh fell to Stig ona rumor | g@ated Feb. CA, W. Windeti tu 1 C: Storey) 17h AG WE | SPER swore a laht sunny a £04 pe ater pins tert i si " A r Fs Sales Ww . i. Chicago, MiL & St, Paul Dakowa Ex. peal. Incomes fell to 43%, frst trust receipts to ee ge " Bye | SYSTMRIE 1S Ibs. They ere eee Ios AROU! ND THE WORLD. Chicago West Division Raiiway. 9044. Hous &Te I @ I quote poor to choice at 79 per as ) : : Chicago West Dir 2 20%. Houston Texns Central fell to 7% on a COMMERCIAL. Louisville. tS i SHEEP SALES. 2 A fame that is world-wide and acquired in | Gusiient & Coke, Teport thatthe .poul bad. Yopently: marketed A poe ae ‘Tora}, six citte i Wer HG ty | pe an, Pelee dN tte Kansas City. steady, except apples, which havo been coming for ; ool ee 5p 0 the short space of a few years, must have | Chamber of Commerce. true merit for its support. 3Dr. Pierce's fara. | !terState Industrial Fs en 7 ily medicines have gained such fame, and the foreign orders for his Golden Medical Discovery—the greatest blood-purifier of the age, for his Pleasant’ Purgative Pellets (lit-. inal Key: . -tle sugar-coated pills), his Favorite Prescrip- | Union Consolidated, Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis aayanced | The followin; i m x OF; iC ig were the receipts and shipments } Cjerelana. fs iPTik'ou the aiuouncemnent inst Presiaone | of &e leading articles of produce Jn this elty | Cede hapids. Apples, 6b ne Cole hud withdravmn his resignation, i during the twenty-four hours ending at 7 o'clock | &tcplsen..57: spples, Both in lote. sey Pa The Isxprese says the reduction of the public | Friday morning, and the corresponding time | ‘The returns indicate a total fall U0) | Lemons, # box.......- a ALNARE. NO Feb. %--BEEVES—Receins dubt for February vill probably reach £5,400.000. | for last year: ing of the West oqualto about GMO hogs for the | uehasomnaes median. # eave PREG | cates int neck 8 wth'an oust HM FUN et 4 Sripenrs. | four winter months GROCEMIES—Were quoted ‘bnchanged: “A“intr | the latter passing over the = pt cn," ¥ @) stol ii ysig | day’s raid on ittsburg, ay: ru a3 D aneh of | Centra: Arizona... 06, “ag | freeze out small holders. : and closed 2kjc above the latest prices of Thursday, at pretty generally ndbered fo, sugars juotations verg | grassed Deer wecplved Fikes Ds cate. the World’s y oh estiaiia ; out sia ae k nsary has been established The Mining Review, of this city,hns been en- Coul in active demand and selling at £3.50 per | Flour, bris.......... §1L72}6 for round lots, spot, or seller March, $11.9)3 | on the earlier days of she week: Wants from other sections of the, county at oe rCkaloa small at $1,50;¢ai0 for ordinary ward rather freely, and are quoted easy in con- sequence: Po Spectat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. in London, England, for their. manufacture. i From this depot they are shipped to every | MtZe: d fon sixteen-page paper, and comes out son. hos empadics sefuse te zake lncye con: Cone see yes eneraaer FaaT one welice “Sine a fare ta $40 for choice and selected. A purtot E aud to the East Indies Chr | tls week with.s table of contents unusually in- | - ‘Transactions, 420,000 shares: 2.500 Atlantic & : Bris sailor stay aegis Oca bee Hingoons SinkEe AND Lawns lteceipte, 0) CHS, ise a, Japan and other countries. ‘Their sale | teresting to mining people. Under the man- | Pacific ‘Telegraph, 2.20 Canada Southern, 5,50) _duAitbSokbaabade ligber, and closed about the | 34 Ma; sheep steady, ee Bor common vo enol previous event ft ronnd Hor selections. To the Western Asoctated Pres. age ALBANY, Feb. 27.—CATTLE—Recuipts, 1 canoe Umited demand both for, Eastern und Joes trades es ts, 79 cur-loads; det mon to. fair sheep. sas a; lambs, common w fair, in’ boi and South America is per- | azement of Mr.G! 8. Wright, formerly of Columbus, Chicago & Indiana Central, 6.100 Chi2 feelly enormous and increases yearly. | Tniuoxe staff, the Review ie avai cioeen cago, Sr. Lauis & New Orleans, G80 Lackawan- orld’s Dispensary . Medical Associatio o na, 3,600 Delaware & Hudson, 38,000 Eri D Med s in, | circulation and intiuence, and is now considered | Hi Si S Proprietors, Buffalo, N. Y., and Great Hus" ; arial ese sell Street Buildings, London, En ‘a standard authority on mining matters, both | 600 Iron Mount: Eoran Cextue, Cass Co. Ind., Feb, 25, | East and West. Fa re, Sen ee sve. BP Bicres DEAL Suk: T dake | The Mobito & Oblo has comploted arrange- | file ¢Chatthnooes, LUN New Jersey Conteth pleasure in writing my testimony with others | ™e2's for an extension which will give it good | 2,000 New York Central, 1.200 Northern Pauitie, in regard to your Valuable medicine. For a | Coupections with Chicago. It has sold to J.S. | 5.400 Ohio & Mississippi, 5.400 Ontariv & ‘Western Jong: time I have suffered from disease of | Morgan &Co., of London, all the bonds needed | (closing ut 29%), 7,600 Pacific Mail, 4,100 Reading, the lungs, and until i used your Discovery | for the extension of its road from the present | 4-9 St, Paul. 3200 St. Paul & Sioux City, 1,000 found nothing that did me any good. ‘Thanks | terminus at Columbus, Ky., to Cairo, IIL, a Be fee Wea nnsota, 30,000 Wabash & Pacific, io Hh a an pellet and Fequnniens. sto all. distance of about ‘twenty miles. Work will be Money Toaued dows from 6 to 4 per cent, and * Many Kens begun immediately, and completed in season Gieed easy. Prime mercantile paper, 5@5% per EIS 16 - lots, spot, oF seller Starch, 1.29 soller Apri 4 . prime to ehol ss Rolor ‘Mugs “Sales wore reported Of Ste)" ted | 10s HOOds assesses oe seligr Slarel att er Aprit at | #lo. fat ets S716; ont 210, Com! ee Total, 18150 tes. sisal ting t Rio, rousting.... MEATS—Were unchanged. Green meats wera moving mare freely, lucal futures rather less active, | Patent cut-loat.... und the export movement was quiet. Sales were re- | Crushed... ported ‘of 1500,0W Ibs. short ribs at 466.574 seller | & arch, $3.49 seller April, and #0e6éio seller Muy; 30,00 Ibs bacon do at §7.00; 1,400 doxes long and shore clears at $6.0); 17,0) Ibs green hams at ayeThe for 16+ BSUS ats SOs Godt ae” sauces Areata Be about follows nt Nels Teading outs men To'elock tor 1. 35,000 Kansas 3 SE enRALO.. ren Igned throush, ss a fom Jots unsold; sales of good to choice ‘steers: 4 3 1 2200 é 3 SHEEP AND Lamns—Recelpts to-dny., 2200, 4 2 S S 8 3 2 3 Fy A pts, 1553 6005 3; market dull and lowers 5 ; 0: Sri signed through, 19 cars; market quiets Pure) Yelidw.. New Orleans si Prime wo cholee de: sellers apart; tending sown: quotabic Shout-[E, Sy Show | REw 0 dere, | Cicnee| Snore, rleans prime to choice, Jo. Choice corn or suga: 2H ‘@ egnseoao BF Western sheep. 241 fale to cholde Western ia ole ty fancy, ‘EAVES for next year’s business. The. officers say that ts 34.00 |sa00 |e Butter and Cheese. while this extension in no way interfer F tien | qiSterling. exchange, sixty days, steady. at 45114; 54 156.90 Erimo com or suzur. ‘Hogs—Itecelpts t-te: The exports of butter from this county are | the route from the eres eg 48734. is | alr to goed corn or sugar. cars; market dull and -droopin only per cent of the production: thaws of | Stans e Queene ee Toa ee by way of the ry-goods imports for tho week, $2,320,000. te | So] 8 SREY holding off hoping w ubialn coneess\ie oto of IE chcese 41 per cent. . English people eat far more | *0bue £ Ohio and the Iron Mountain Rattroad, GOVERNNENT BONDS. S| 15 | 60 Prime dover nee nem dium hengrat Stiog1 ss one. fead.exua, 2 ec’ phins, $4.0; pigs, NEW YORK. 0; not New York, Feb, 7 BervEs—Receipts, LSM ioe imuch change eee Short ribs, seller April, closed at $4.45 : Fair dow ulead ae Kas ivore and 425) bosede owen clears | Com cheese than butter. It 5 ‘2 staple food among | is places the former in direct communication || (@ic boxed; long cut hams, HiESiyc; . laboring men in ith the Atlant’ soaboard by way of the con- 10635: New 4s. 05 Chee: i Wha ate ri Green apples, ris. Ww : weet-pickled 1 in selling values, but an casi