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, 1879-06-01

The undersigned. Special Master in Chance.y H.
decree sad ordcr q sic '1 made and den
said Court In thc above entitled cause ut The special
tS a' Il s e sns:s2 & S M Ct
Ct a e Il @ IF
aad SUE & Xsw Yo5E pr2sssa + Ell i pubic ~
aSas:t y sdSs? s9i &C.,
C!ark. Crawford. and Lawrence, To- Lawrencevtle. j
fosa esethe? s1sh II 1sat siaias, = asPet
soa 1oos shoRs % as
ssSl!ss: "a sssss i as5sa; saa ii p!e5szi
e uaed nr as
il ysrPl!lion County; Illinois: soas{ssias q aesa
he "a soa IAN saas9 ana easie%sos ss:anss
GaSs1 shsa q The
and otqs che strsfV @
;Sss s% sss
-h1ty thousand dollars tS5o.ooo Of which mus
Rs 4 s 81 ear I'll e sse I'D e IL
eonlrmattGn q sale and t1s BALANCE Of pa5ente
and il said coal lands and raroad proo9ry sSa s.
soI ssparate'y thea the payments shall be IN sqe9
property shalt bear to total
no Ss o
OF Illinois comforting rights OF redemption tron
unless the bidder first deposit with him len Thousand
dollars $50 Oo In cnsh to insure the good faith Of rho
Gid and the bd Is upon tho property separately the
denosft shall be Two thousand and five hundred dcas!
t$2 500 on the coal property and seven thousand aud
tlye hunlrcd dollars ts sop on the ra!road properly
Said sale will be made subject ali SUITS legally dae
for taxes which ARE lien upon the property hereby
ordered sold prior 70 said mortgage and also subject
all Just claims for right Ut WY Of snfd railroad.
For the remainder of the purchase money aboye the
amounts so required to be pad In cash at tho time Of
the sale and the confirmation thereof above pro~
yded and % may hereafter be required BY the Court
the Special Master will receive any Of the bonds and
due COUPONS secured BY said nortgage each fuea
coupon and bond being received for such sum Is Tue
Court shall find tic holder thereof is entitled g
:eye @ rem tnG proceeds Of such sae upon bna
lrsd thonsaad !}f dc dollars Ia cor the
nsns 12sa o. of sd said property subject to removal
purchase price be not paid In accordance With tho
erms Of salc. and upon tu Of purchase money
md full compliance with the terms OF sale said Special
Master will execute and deliver deed TO the purchaser
u purchasers Of said premises Further provisions
terms OF purchase will he made known by the Spe4A
daster at time OF sale
JAS. A. EADS.
- Special Master In ChAEcel3.-
, 1879-06-01
TAYfIIN'S THEATRE.
q'E:ZE; T +; BIG SE0W,
AND NO MISTAKE.

Monday. June 2, engagement Of the brilliant dra-
matte dialect star Alr George " Thomson. who will
present on Monday Tuesday. and Wednesday evenings
9na TUESDAY and Sunday SUI atinces the sensatl99al
Pedq1ers Story Thursday, Friday. Saturday. and
Sunday evenings, and Friday matinee, his highy-n-
tercst!ng play, "The Iowcnstcfns." supported Or q
powerful company.
In conjunction with the above great attraction, a
Grand Specially Congress, headed by the prime de-
lneators and origiaators Of refined musical sketches
The FictdiHEe, John and Maggie
The gifted lndlan yoeaste. Miss Neosklcate. the
changes. exhibiting the most elegant wardrobe ever
worn by any artistic In her line.
The renowned Ethiopian soue aud dance comedians,
Manchester Jennings in their screaming specially
act. entitled '"Thc Two Eccent1tcs.
The Trans Atlantic Sensational Phenomenon, direct
ersat and oristaai speciaty snrtns IN four distnct
voices -barttonc soprano. tenor, and altothe only
four voiced yocalste In tho world Emma Wells.
The dnshing scrEo-comtc and protean artistic, Miss
Jennie ltay.
Tuesday and Friday mattnees, and Thursday evening"
Ladies' Night and Matinees. no smoking allowed.
Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday
nights and Sunday matinee, smoke you like.
day Inatlnees, ST, IS, and IS cents.
, 1879-06-01

Babies ought to be well taken care OF; their sys
tenn does not allow the slightest neglect. II your
bnby suffers from collie bowel disorders, procure
bottle Of Dr.. Bulls Baby Syrup, simple but al
ways reliable remedy. Only Is cents.
, 1879-06-01
THE SOLDIERS GRAVE.

Let ns deck his grave with carlands,
With the faircst flowers Of May;
Let MS strcW them where the sunshine
Lingcrs lovingly each day.
Let Us place them o'er the brave hearts
Which once thrilled and throbbed with life !;
Hearts so great, SO brave, 80 noble,
In tho battles crush and strife:
Hearts whose hot blood 1eaped in answer
TO the battles ringing cry.
Whose young lore and lives were offered,
Willing, glad, to fight and die;
Die for her, they loved so dearly.
For that Land 50 great and true;
Die beneath her royal colors,
Red, and white, and starry blue.
Meath the flowers there lies the caskct-
Shrincd, the jewel far above
OF that kingly soul, forever
With the mighty Lord Ut Love.
On his grave the flowers are glowing,
While the sweet May hours pass by;
But Ills memory still shall 1inger
When the roses fade and die.
:, KATIE McPnE11x-
, 1879-06-01

II AFKE FRONT,
Tremendous Cluster Of Gorgeous. Shows!
Great London Circus

!tUya BIIII.If AfCu3tCIIt
Cooper, Bailey 1 Co.'S Famous International Allied
Shows. forming together the Very Greatest and Most
oFeEwhelmtng Amusement Enterprise on tho Face Of
the Earth. Grand Inauguration at Chicago,
COMMENCING MONDAY, JUNE 16.
Location Lake Front. For Six Days Only.
After tour Of successive trtumphs around the entire
GLOBE the season OF 1879 will be commenced In this
c1tE, when nil the combined Monster Attractions Of
seuted to the public. Ten Complete Exhibitions In
One! Sterling Novelties Never Before Seen! Cor.
Eeons Circus. Grand Aquarium! Immense Menagerie!
Perfect Ay1ary! Muscun Jppodronle! Colosseum!
a Spectacle of DeM-illcring EItIusiTtucaat
, 1879-06-01

| at Mrs. Bilnd's, No. 203 Wabash avenue.
No young man in Rochester has any chance
with the fair sex unless be eau tell the names
Of several thousand stars and is able to discover
q new planet about once month.
If Jno. Beers (No. 43 Monroe) is your tailor,
we k1ou you dress we'll.
4 new material for trimming summer cos
tunes is the Oriental summer velvet in d.
masse brocade, which comes in all the new
colofs.
Curiosity will prompt society ladies to read
Mrs. Thompson's advertisement elsewhere.
Pansies are the fayorite flowers for bounets
and bouquets; they come in all the varieties
which are raised bY gardeners; but the deep
purple ones and those of violet blue are most
used. They do not initiate nature in size, for
some of them are as large as poppies.
The brilliant " oi1-srove against the whole
world. See 1t in operation at Isaac ". Bangs'
Eagent( No. 215 State street.
The title Of q popular lecture, now being de-
liyered in London, is I" Was Hamlet aIad?" The
lecturer argues in the negative, saying that
lunatic could not have said SO many wise things.
Feathers, carpets, mattresses renovated by
steam, very low. Thomas Griffin. 262 Stats-
), Afemous Irishman thus wrote to friend:
"At this moment am writing With sword in
one hand and pistol in the othet.'
Loyejoy's "Pin fore - in black is side-split-
ting. See it. IS State street.
The Prince Of Wales recently presided at the
annual festival Of the Cabmen's Benevolent As
soc1ation in London, and hazar7ed the opinion
That the cabmen as q class were thoroughly
honest
Professional and business men: Election day
VIII oe capital time to sit for one of Mosher's
artistic photos.
Small shoulder-capes are seen with street
are made OF black silk, covered with let beading
and finished with fringe.
me reasonable charges made for board 1t first
cass Hatering-place hotels will contribute to the
success Of the season, and there is 20 cause or
reason 1or grumbling over high rates any more
The New York herald., 1879-02-27
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Feb 70, 1873
sSSa Ss, bales.
1857. stock 81, ,soe.
Cotton quiet; middng. .e,. low mddiine, &C.: good
ordinary s+c Net receipts. 2c79 bales; gross 5000 Ex
Stock. sSs, ,469.
Cotton firm; middng. elsc low middiing s5sc'; good
S. SfnatS J Sale Sales net Gss'sss bales EXPORTS e0"
Cotton firm mladlins slee low nddss & ss; good good
wise, sJi. Sales, soo. stock 6s,s7s '''
cmAn1rsros, Feb 2e, 1872
ding, sc sc % soo% ordinary &C. Sei receipts. % s7
bales Exports, coastwise 7oa Sales, 1000 stock,
wnxms1os, n; G, Feb se. 1873.
sr H"o~ onde % .sa 81 3 os sIy ss u r
Corn unchanged.
rnr ..,av and oswres % Feb sSi e. ls7s wns.
firm: Ne I hard Duluth spring Siis; Noa Milwaukee
s 3D. Corn m So wSs,srn ~''s rss;s s
ss'sy % ;ss: s%;s' Ne
grade, private terms Rye ,noyinal can:ds held u
ssisd shorts, s!s sSg.,ss., ss. SiddiIas. sid
Flour in good dcmana prices some grades higher;
spring, .. v 3, Ssssrs: q e. q;
s' E'asss " .Sss Sc ;gFss .ss 81 .s;s Sc 'ss
:, = new process y :, - Rye noar 8, Is ss %
aaotaSis at 81 90, y. qualify, and smoan!
Is ssS's ras sGTsSsrss . SSs: % 5s sss'Gf
and 900 do red Western ~ ~ ~ Corn in moderately
@ & @ and old Oats
sn saa 1 states ssa' Rye dull saa
Dss s S ssy a ssSS grades %
81 10; slxrowcd do, zoe sue; from State seed 75c
Oh oSer sssS % Sns %
shps Ps $ s. ;': s. e Si~ ss SS.s ss
23,ouc do oats, 1000 do barley. 700 do rye 30
iss' isSj DO s0 no. '"'' '' 'o' ''''S 4oo ao' '''
sss, ss.ss % ss,i Sar.S ~as ssAs Xss 81 vn,G
May y Ds Jnns q c' Corn steady and in good Dc
sSss aslse sss white ssss g. "'Ti i%issa
scsS 8 e Dressed Sss ss"S = 50 RE
do "a. $50 so DOS DO sSpnsn,.EfouP asS Sss ."
wheat. 900 bushcls corn f4Uo do; oats, 1000 do
CiScISSAri, Feb 20, 1879
and shade hghcr No red winter 81 o. Corn inactive
Strong , and higher At p Sse Barley in fair demand
ss%ps o' AZ q s sps & e. IN rssa sas and
steam, " 10 Bulk meats strong; shoulders, 50 50
sa,si :esT : rs sp' :sSs. 5 = Ms lay e.sS short g a.
IN Bacon IN fair . ds%"na aud H,n ssosass s
far demand 81 81 Butter quiet; choice fancy West
lic isc, prime do l5c ac sugar steady
common, y y s5s! Light, g 81 is; packing u ID
Tonxpo, Feb 2s 1879
Michigan, March. held at u U 81 0os bid Apri u U3a
s,sed e VI Uss, sidi & NJ s red mn'er spos VI 9s APRIL
seller May, 3sc. rejected, sage.
Flour in good demand y, ful, prices wsca, @ steady.
with fair demand closed easier; No Chicago spring
saaq x, as s's esc,n' sa' S,e Ssse March: vac s.s
dali sd shade lower. XII, edge. c. ssie cash ssc.
The New York herald., 1879-02-27
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT 1-16c. UP; FUTURES
CLOSED EAsy-FLooR sTEADY-wHEAr EASY
CORN EAsY-oATs QUIET-PoRK QuIET-LARD
LowEI-wHIsKEY QUIET-sPIRITs rURpEN-
TINE DULL-RosrN DULL-CoFFEE DULI4-
SUGAR DULL-PETRoLEUM STEADY.
WEDNESDAY. Feb. 26-6 p. NJ
The markets generally quiet and steady. On
Change flour was steady. Wheat was without
decided change but easy. Corn easy. Oats
quiet whiskey quiet. Pork quiet. Lard lower.
Cotton the spot was lice. higher. Futures
closed easy. Coffee and sugar were dull. Naval
stores were duh. Oils were generally Arm. Petro-
lcum was steady.
weak. We note tho arrivals Of the City of Rio ia
nciro with 40.922 bags Rio and the Calico with
753 bags RIO and 906 bags Santos Total bags
Total arrivals 1854 bags Stock here tonight l47Ooi
bags. Mild coffee dull aud weak Tho Dutch sale Of
81. 100 bags went ~ No le above valuation Of 4I.c
The business for the week is summed up follows
mats Java Ned White, sold before ARRIVAL on private
terms. 1 bags Maracaibo, o2n bags jamaica 32s bags
savanilla 900 bags Mssie.n oo bags s.. Domingo. sold
$. Domingo In transit 70 furoPs To-, The stock Of
,"u m mats sInsspcre and is g Sas %
bags Ccyon; U7iO do Maracaibc, 2Ss do Laguayra
do. Savanilla We quote ;-)rdinary cargocs, IOi,c a
S r saa So o s 5s%a sI & ' aa. %1 ap dq & aas
l3sc i+c ~ days; Java government bags, 2c. 24sc
lon f5c iSc Marscsibo, 1859 i7c Lasusyra iic q
she Jsmsiea ,s, ss ios; s.. ppc,minsc Bon, 9Se 2e
can, l5c Ice Angos.ura, ioc i7c; savaniia, 15c
Corcs on The spot was demand and steady at
advance OF U Futures opened at tho slight decline
points % @ and sas ISssd s ro.y psos ssnsrs SHOWING
prices to-day compared with those Of yesterday
The New York herald., 1879-02-27
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY FEBRUARY 2

sales Of lbs result OF the days bust
ness. the prices being 6isc l6c.
WHiskEY-Receipts. .3SY bbls. The market was dull
and nominal and offered at 81 Obs but buyers
FHEIGHTs.-The movement in general was quite light
but unchanged the whole, while grain
mage somewhat sitter Engagements TO Liverpool,
steam 5000 bushels grain 3D. $500 packages cheese and
butter, Abs. AS. i'd. some lots bacon and lard s
BIS. cd. London steam. 5000 bushels grain I'd. 3iOD
Bristol sail 1900 bushels grain private terms Ant
werp. steam, lots 4Os Charters Italian
bark hence Bordeaux. 5000 quarters grain 5s. I'd
Norwegian bark, same voyage, $500 quarters do,
5s I'D; Norwegian bark 400 do.
Continent direct, s. lYsd German bark in last,
3D. British bark $500 do do hence Cork orders
owners account; Norwegian bark, PhIladephia to
bark hence 70 yigo and Goru1pa 5000 eases refined
Kingdom direct 200 bbs. do owners account 400
quarters grain Baltimore Continent direct 5s. 3D.
The New York herald., 1879-02-27

State bonds at the Board were generally duh.
Louisiana coDsols fell TO ~ and closed at 49h.
District Of Columbia advanced to s2A on despatch
from Washington stating that the Senate District Com
mittee have reported an amendment TO the sundry
Civil Appropriation bill providing sinking fund for
the District Columbia ao5s and making them re-
csivable by the government for all purposes for
which deposits OF United States bonds are received.
This will make the 3.s5s receivable for deposits to
national bank circulation and to secure public
deposits In railroad bonds there was an advance of
sA IN Kansas Pacific sevens Denver division with
coupon certihcates) 2,s in do. trust receipts and y
in Cincinnati and Springfield rsts. guaranteed by O.,
g., @. and /. There was decline Of G1s in Jersey
Central income. ~ In Jersey Central convertible In
adjustment bonds and Lchigh and wilhesbsrrc
consos ssscntcd, and In Jersey Central hrsts con-
The New York herald., 1879-02-27

Money on call was easy this morning at 2 per
cent. advanced to 4 and closed at 8 per cent. The
following were the rates OF exchange in New York at
the aforementioned places :-Savannah easy. buying
ut par, selling "a premium; Charleston easy. supply
good demand moderate 4 discount selling. buying
l-16 a par; New Orleans commercial. y bank par;
st. Louis. lilo discount; Chicago, 1-10 discount for
buying. selling lilo preminm Boston, par. Foreign
exchange firm and steady at 4s6 and 4.s9 for
bankers long and short sterling. The Clearing
House statement was follows-
ExcnnnJes %1o ooOl, ,o2S
balances 3,55j,696
The SubTreasury to-day paid out si5.245 gold for
legal tenders received, and $4,000 gold paid in
exchange for legal tenders The London advices re-
port no change in consols and United States bonds
except in fves which declined from 106s to 106l y.
New Jersey Central rose from 43si to ~. Erie from
2Gsa to 27A and preferred from 4oh to 49is. Tho
rate of discount in the open market for three
months bills is ga a2si per cent. Bar silver de-
clined to 40sd. per At Paris rentos dropped
from 110f 500. to 1907. SOC.
Government bords here were strong. The sub
scriptions to the per cents amounted to $3l90.000
M, IN. ooon Tho cloainu N ouotations were.-
The New York herald., 1879-02-27
EUROPEAN. . MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL

COMMERCIAL.
LIrtRpooL Feb. 26-5 r. NJ.
Cotton-Futures quiet but steady; uplands low mid
ding clause February delivery 5ssd uplands low mid
ding clause. April and May delivery, . l332d.
Produee-Ssirits OF lurpentine, 22s I'd. per cwt.
EXCHANGE
LIvERrooL. Feb. 26, 1879.
Pork-Prime mess, Eastern, Grmer at 52s prime mess
Western, imer at f9s Bacon-Cumberland cnt dull ~
2ss rib dull 27s long clear duh 27s short
clear dull a7s. 3D. Hams--Long cut steady At 4Os
Shoulders steady 3D. Beef-India steady at
7js.; extra trmer at SIS. prime mess
steady at 70s. Lard-w estern dull at BIS. Taow-
City dull at 36s. TurpeDtine-Spirits dull at 2ss "a.
Ron--Common steady at As. Cd line steady at los 3D.
Characterization choice rmer 49s. Lard oil hrmer aS
SIS Flour-Extra State steady at 23s. Wheat-Spring
No steady Is Sd do No. =, in the market;
Western winter steady at 9s Id Southern winter
steady 3D. Corn-Ncw mixed steady ut A.. I'd old
steady 4s. Cd Cotonsecd oil-Ycow American
steady at POS Rosin at London. hrmcr at
Turpentine, spirits. at London dull at 22s 3D.
LONDON Feb. 26-5 p. N.
Spirits Of petroleum, 1od. lid. per sallon common
AsTwERP. Feb. ~, 1879.
American lard closed at 2iss forms for so kilos
FINANCIAL.
LONDON Feb. 26-P NJ
Silver Is quoted to-day at 49sfd. per ounce.
India council bills allotted to-day at 3-l6d per
rupee decline.
The of bullion from the Bank of Eng
land on balance TO day is fIOUOUO
Advces Paris quote per lO9f 75c. foS
the
The New York herald., 1879-02-27

March .ssSc.. April; s7sSc' s7xc.. May Oats -.
tive, firm and higher; gilt edge, zSAc .
2:rsc. cash; 23'4c., March; asasc. April; s54e.,
May Rye steady and unchanged Barley easier at .6c
Flaxseed steady. with fair demand 81 % VI 02s
Pork active but lower $40 22 SO 25 cash and Mars;
SO b. April: $40 Az $40 so May Lard in fair de-
mand but lower 81 10 S6 Sas cash and March;
s5 30 s. 9a, April ~, May Bulk meats dull aud lower;
Dressed hogs buoyant but unsettled AZ "a - a 60
WhisScy steady and unchanged at 81 o. Receipts
flour, l2OoO bbls wheat $1,000 bushels; corn. 1900
do; oats 2s.O00 do rye $500 do. barley $500 do
corn 10000 do oats ~ 600 do 100 do barley
92s4e February; s27sc March 9s7Sc., April Corn dull
and shade lower; spGc; 3al4c., March; s3lfc bid
active denisnd; $40 l2's $40 4; March go p bid:
$6 So March; S6 s71s 81 30 April S5 971i, May.
The New York herald., 1879-02-27
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

BEEvEs.-Trade this forenoon extremely slow and
last Monday Al two T NJ u. markets closed
s iose .y,I per H. '1 weights lights s ~ s%s III cw From
lbs lbs g lbs .s Ssn awSd gGTG1I w ao%1ss s 20
4 sssih s,ies, yard. Es.maa sofa fsr self s,.'
per- per- ~ Weight 81 ew; s. Illinois steers is. &C. per
weight cT rs Iins 81 steers r. At % per s weight X
IL MssoS1 s'ssrs ~ weights sw
iss
4 t. s per s 3d. a 4 ss'S a s s s
head a. l5c. per H. steer At i6j.e per h. weights 81
f% o self s Ti Illinois ses head at &c. per- Win 81
IT. hsss " % r. r. 70 sas sr
sslf is linsis steer. ae per ls weigh, 81 sxt
.sS q sy Kahn
osen xlh sAss
= @ Sss s$
s. H. a9S s % M
l4head At ioc per WEIGHTS ssa ew,a sewl Jersey
Gs s " @ sa Ii
esaa s.a sGa head e
9c per lh 10 head at 9a4c l0c per lbweghts cwt,
+ ssf'oS
sis ssss siIs aa "a @ sS % s".
rsShs sa ss lbs Ss.a
ss r. a.? @
hesf s
ssra 81 nis
a. s' per M'-EssSsss Esasss.sh .sa Si for 'vW
PEI sd
sss 7: sss '1 e. ss:S
e sS sSd sold e fsr Y Is s~ Virginia
ss' b. 6s 'ySi culver s SOLD Tor w. 'iis sa.m:an
iiss.s ssymof live
@ oss issi+; s:s ss
s'ps On eis % < rs
neil sS sss sssa cy sS
e%s Sherman sSar sod sod %
% Steers Sc op per b. with s. + e e Rsih s'"s .sas a
z including head S % or ls mfH
So Illinois sssrs.I5 head at SIS per ID M with SOC OF
ess ss: 7 ". ! i
sss ~
Ohio s.esrsll head .. Sc h. o head a. per lb
cs Sss T. Morris II ~ sSt
It. # f. .sss q ss ssss % 'i S.. l.
live live ' Ss pda a's e H s s
StecrS--S
head at ssc per lb, head at &C. b.weghts cwt
~ 90 cwt. n cwt.
siiExp LAxps-Demand fair; quality good
with choice top Sheep sold SAC y lb Lambs
quoted Mixed focks s. 81. s. ~ per cwt Judd
Bnckngham sold loi ohio sheep weight IS o4o lbs
4c per ID. Newton Holmes sold isl Ohio sheep weight
1890 lbs, at 5,sc lb 8 Illinois sheep weight 7o
Illinois sheep, weight i5.!4o lbs. at 4s4c per b ;
S T Illinois h sneep we'gns m aes o. ~ per IT, -
Pennsyvana sheep weigh, 10 2o lbs at per b.. 1870
Sheep weight 800 lbs at 81 IS per
275 Pennsylvania sheep weight "a 2o lbs at 10
Dillenbeck Dcwy sold 359 Michigan sheep-19O head
weight s5 lbs per head at &C. per IL; S. head weight
l4e head. weight 100 lbs per head at 5,c lb ie6
mixed sheep and lambs weight - lbs. per head,
51ac. per lb.; 1SO sheep and lambs weight
81 lbs per head, at s. 90 per cwt. Davis
Haenbeck sold s39 Illinois shecp-lt4 head weight 80
lbs per head at sc per H. 1913 head weight s3 lbs per
head at 81 ~ per 162 head s. 30 cw iSo
head at o9sc lb, weight of both hocks ~ lbs
head
MIcn CowsFive frosh and three calves included
sold ut $40 per head
VEALs CALyEs-Coarse quality calves held sale.
veals in fair demand at &c. = &c. per lb.
UoCs-The tone of trade Is dull; , car loads of Ohio
hogs sold live weight this forenoon; terms
On yesterday afternoon load sold at
4iac. lb.
The New York herald., 1879-02-27
American standard of classification and on cotton in
store running in quality 6oro than half grade above

sainedood ordinary, Lice; strict good ordinary,
delivery iss Ss',aE ss sass ass @
& t%o Nnfebruary. 29o at 3 1sc March 100 y ax9e.
S @ ss AP 1892 Soc q = e % ., m g. @ s s:pseS Ma
her, 40 st ioy7c Total, 700 bales. Today up 70
No March zoo M-Fssruasy chr 4o at s17 :. 800 7s at @ s
970c 800 short notice lso ut 77c 800 at 9SOc 100
at aisle 100 notice till Sh at 9s2c 800 short NOTCH
at ssac 800 at ajsc 500 at o9sc 800 at So5c 1000
laU ~ ioloc, 300 looc, GOO at loioc june, 500
lose 400 at 10 3c 400 at lns5c august 80! at 42c
io s. Ta ssG,s%Ssr 900 and r. S, % @ Ssas at
23D bales; New Orleans 2o7e Mobile. o3o Savannah,
Bomera @ x ork WIss. All dstcn @ 49,
81 Total, ll3os This day last week. 1l.73l This day
last year i3a69 Total since September 1885, $40 bales
Id; sail, 3isd. 7sad To Havre, steam sGc., com
pressed: sail TO Bremen steam sse sse o so.
syc compressed SAIL NC To Amsterdam steam, ssc TO
FLOUR AND GsAIs-ReceiptsFlc y 400 bbls wheat.
l52 7S bushels meal $50 bbs and 6y sacks; corn,
ioi s bnshos oats, 1908 do. rye, $3.50 do barley,
were about 900 bbls within the annexed Rye
sales were 450 bills Buckwhsat flour was scarce and
quoted ut 81 50 81 rs cwt. and 47c 4sc track
sask Rys Was are w',m unsr & ana a o
were 5000 bushels State ahoat, price said to be
9sc:; and a4oO bushels do ON track at aslae q 6oc
graded Canada at soc and 300 do tworowed state
75c Malt quiet. Feed was in fair and steady de-
which &C. lower We quote:-46 lbs, $i1 SIS 80;
SO lbs Sl4 SIS lbs 100 lbs si4 SIS; sharps
Peas were still quiet, and Canada In bulk in bond were
gnotsd at Toe s5c green peas were quoted ut u 80
ii 80; marrows 81 Is 81 s5 pea beans 81 rs 81 5o
white kidney ~ 10 q so red do 81 % - 80; turtle
The New York herald., 1879-02-27
The closing prices of mining shares in San Fran

The following securities were sold at auction in
New York to-day
One hundred shares Brooklyn City railroad Com
pany. 1889; 900 Second Avenue Railroad Company,
wood Insurance Company, 1908; $24.OO0 Rochester
and State Line Railroad Company. first mortgage
seven per cent bonds, 93s 94ta; $l,2sO Metropol-
itan Gas Light Company scrip. 101.
The New York herald., 1879-02-27

$50 Kansas a Texas. :. 81
POO Louisville Il Nash. 40ls
100 st l. Il San 4 pf. SO 5ls
400 81 l. X 5 + lsI pref 11la
100 Chicago n Alton. 79la
20 Chi, B Il O.. ..opg III
200 do. :. 1l64
2OO Canada Southern. 5ti1S
500 Ohio Il Mississippi IFS
100 Ohio 4 Miss pref. 81
The New York herald., 1879-02-27

soils assented New York Central skies of 1888 sold at
Jog. Lake Shore dividend bonds at 49, Northwest
sinking funds at 10s. Northwest consolidated regis
tered gold bonds at 1919 and Northwest consolidated
coupons at 107A.
The New York herald., 1879-02-27

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10000 Kan Pac I No 10
5000 X, ,W&O con LIST 3
10000 I Il W2d. X c.s:3O
5000 l. a. Mash I'd. :. !
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