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AubUrne, Augusta Baker city, Clarksvllle
Express Ranch. EldOrBdoi Gem, Hum holdt Ba
sin. Jordan valley, Eye valley. Maiheur
stone, Counor Greek, North Powder, Honre
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AI~ea Valley. Corvallis. Collins King
Valley, Liberty, Little Elk, Newport, Ncwtor
Oneatia Philomath, STAIRS Point. summit
Toledo, Naquina, Monroe, TideWatcr.
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Albany. Big Prairie, Brownsvi,les, Craw-
fordsville, Diamond Hin, Fox Valley, Grass
Ridge, Harrisburg. Harris Ranch, Halsey,
jordan, Lebanon, Miller. Muddy, Mt Pleasant,
daville, sweet Home, Oakville, Tangent, Water
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Big Prairie, Cottage Grove Creswell,
Camp Creek, Cartwrighrs, Dexter, Eugene
city, Franklin, Junction, Long Tom, Mo-
hawk, Pleasant Hin, Suislaw. Spencer Greek
Springfield, Trent, Willamette Forks, Chesher,
Belknap Springs, Butte Disappointment. Crow
Eass Fork, Gate Creek, Goshen. Ida, Irving,
Isabella, Leaburg, Liverpool, Mabel, Mckenzie
Bridge, Latham, Walteryille.
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Beaver Butte Creek. Candy, Claekg nal
clear Greek. Cuftingsville. damascus. Eagl
Gree X. Glad IidiH--. Highland. MHlulla, Nj
wausie. Needy, norton. oregon city 7. OSweEs
-tn ly, Springyaier, Zion, New Ert. iariov
Mtlln, Union Mills. EHonr's Ferry. lleaSai
Home, kimru Puint, Stafford, Viola.
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Aurora, Aumsville. Butteville, Brooks, Fair
field, Gervais, Hubbard, Jefferson, Marion,
Monitor. Newellsville, Salem9, Silverton, stay
ton. - Paul. Turner, WOOdbura, Alder, How
ell Prairie, Mehahem, SubliInity.
, 1879-05-03

cerned, IS still one Of great solfcftude; weather
still very dry; the rains that have fallen arc
mostly local. Farmers are in many localities
talking Of resowfng. Minnesota complains
more than any other State, and we hear Of a
general dissatisfaction with regard to seed.
Nebraska has In some counties been re-
fresned with warm rains, which has given the
wheat good start. But there is no radt-
cal change in any OF the conditions
which have existed since the 1st Of March. We
do not see how it is possible under these circum-
stances to look for an average crop this season
OF spring wheat, unless .ce hare rain this present
ueek extending over the entire Northwest" :"
This was written in the last week Of April, aud
the rain has not yet come.
The other changes were q decline in Lake
Shore Il. to Tx; Burlington & Quincy 4, to
11315; Union Pacific 296, to 7211S; Ohio g. Missis-
eippt 4, TO IS; Delaware g. Hudson n, to &C.;
Lackawanna e, to 52s6; Jersey Central II, 20
Ax; Kansas Il Texas 4, to 15X; Kansas City
& Northern N, 1516; the preferred ?, to 42H;
and Kansas Pacific ], to s.
Northwestern gold bonds we're 112H; st.
Paul sinking funds, 1O64; Burlington, Cedar
Rapids i: Northern. 73; and ALTON gold bs.
10414, ex. interest. Missouri, Kansas u Texas
frsts were 81, and the seconds 80.
III railroad bonds, in New York Oh Wednes-
day, the most important CHANGES were IN
Toledo i Wabash Issues, especially in the equip"
menr bonds Of that road, which sold at 5o9g5l.--
q rise Of 30tl31 in two days; do consolidated
convertible, e1 coupon, recorded 1urtheT az
vance Of ", selling up to ~; do st, Louis
Division, ex ma.urcd COUPON, rose 4. to 93113,
and do seconds, ex coupon, to 'eSe6. Kansas
Paedics were firm, especially for incomrs No.
1G, which rose from. 101711, closing at
the highest point" Erie consolidated, IS
Of round accounts: do consolidated
seconds, alter an carly decline to -, recovered
To 12s<@721S;. while funded IS sold at 16ees(1
7GM. Denver s. Rio Gran,.e frsts were high
er, selling at 93. C., c. i l. c. tirsts fell of
at u. and recovered to ~. Metropolitan E!e-
yated firsts advanced to 1o4a6; New York Ele~
yated flrsts to 1131@; Boston i New York Air
Line tirsts to 109; Burlington, Cedar Rapids &
Northern firsts to 75; St. Paul, Lacrosse Divis-
dated eofG coupons to 1l211S: Marietta & Gin
cinuati f1rsts to SCI; st. Louis, Alton s. Terre
Hsute second preferred to S2e2z; and st. Louis
g. San francisco. Class A, to =.
The earnings OF the: Atchisop, Topeka d
Santa Fe Railroad COMPANY for the third week
in April. 1873. we're as follows:
Third week in April 1870 II days. sl45, 500 90
Corresponding week last yeart7 days). 7G, I'll 90
increase .:..................... SOS, 1s9 90
Land sales third week IN April 1879. SIS. 600 90
Corresponding week last year. IL. 15o %
Decrease. -. ...... ........ -. ST, 255 90
Gross earnings Of the Burlington, Cedar
Rapids & Northern Railway Company:
Week ending April q, 1879. ..-..-..- So3. 44o S.
Sa,ne week last year ............. -, 525 81
Decrease. 81, 0o3 w
The following gives the ductuntions OF the
, 1879-05-03

HOGS-The arrivals were nearly 8, 900 less shan
for Thursday. and nnder good general den,ana
the market was stronger. Opening safes were -
&c advance, and before the morning had far 20 a.
vanced prices had moved up another Sc The qaaa'
past ten days, was not equal to that Of "Wednesday
or rhursdas, there being larger percentage ea q
coarse and mixed lots. Sales ranged from s.. avg
bulk at So. 40G93~ %. AL sold, md the market
closed firm Ut $3. 45lE3- 60 for common to prime
light weights; at So. 40x5:,. 55 for poor to prime
p3Ckersi and a s. GQIi:} G5 for heavy shipQetS.
, 1879-05-03

EEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, Mav 2.-Sight exchange on
New York. 4 premium.
Sterling exchange. bankers bills, 4s7}5.
FOREIGN
LONDON, May 2.-CousoIs, money, 9S GIG;
account, 9S 11-1B.
United States bonds-New 5st l07; 41]1(s,
10: 4s, 10419.
Amount OF bullion gone into Bank Of England
ON balance to-day, el30W.
PARIS, May 2.-Rentes, 113f 92]4c.
, 1879-05-03

nerticnlar10 +hn Fr;e fssnes. which adVanced
ps.eealatiy tpe nlte 1ssueS' :, sn"nd "n anonnts.
snafp'y under purchases o. lounu ain1 au.b.. ~
London to-day, The fact that the traffic Of the
Comn,nv ;s lsrce and steali)v increasing, and
; EoApHn, - 49, 1 - .ta -o,d .ra n cvces4
1nal tne net earnings y. ll,s .oau ~ -,',oh 80
of the bonded INTEREST," is tne oas's on "u'sn Nv
securities have advanced, and have been taken
freely for investment. Cleveland, Columbus u
1ndiara Central Kansas & Texas. and Denver
- NJ" r.as ,raua ol.o oonanfcnons IN the
O. h!o 04auue "elo A1oo . A.
ADVANCE HapasnIcon'efl1o'ea' e2~'1p0A'
, 1879-05-03


HOG PRoDUCTs-Were quiet and averaged
rmer than the Inter prices OF Thursday, but closed
about the same, the feeling being easier after
midday. The receipts OF hogs were smaller. aad
they were quoted 5G310c per 100 lbs higher, while
there was little change in the reports from other
points. There was at no time much speculative
demand, but holders were frmer In their views.
Tie bulk Of tho stuff ia believed to be in strong
hands, and some OF the smaller operators ARE
anxiously passing to sec which way tho market is
likely to 90 undcr their influence. :.
MESS PoRK-Advanced l2H9l5c per br1, aud
closed &c above the 1dfest prices OF Thursday.
Sales were reported OF $50 br,s (old) at Ss. 90
spot: $50 br's seller May Mt 50. 80; IL, $50 bris
seller june at So. $500 o5; anu 4. $50 orls seller
July Mt 81. .71M. Total. 1900 brlx. The
market closed tame ut Sy.47H for cash or seller
May. 50 .531e0. 571a for June, and 50. G3D9. t7H
for July Old pork was stcady ut S.. %. Prime
prime ut 81 -75@C9. 90.
1AHD-AdyaEccd :1d17.zc per 100 lbs and closed
aoont 2tzc higher than Thursday evening. Sales
were rcported OF $50 tcs spot at s.. D71z@G. 90;
1000 tcs seller May at IS. 07HG6. 0.z: g. Oa0 tcs
settler june at SC. 02t@GlB.074; and ,. eco tcs SELL
er July ut Sc. 10OU. l2H- Total, 10, $50 tc=. The
market closed steady Mt So 9:Q15 97i1 spot OF SELL
cr May; So. o2EG6.O O5 for June; and So.l0 for
July:
MEATs-Were more quiet than usual, with little
change in prices. There were some rumors Of sales
to shippers which were intended to kept private
Safes were reported OF ], 0G0, 600 lbs short ribs ut
s. 52h Q14 al for June. 81. G5D+- 70 forJnly, and
SA. S.1s for August. The following were the clos
ing prices per 10J lbs on the leading cuts:
, 1879-05-03

st ass s"s''ts sss. q Il E sas Do sod 4
Ss fsfs igssa vita sad sellers It Csc xs s. :s
ass saS r. s il sss
ere to- sas
extra 3 at 43Gs50c; 500 bu No. :, t4hqrt rcceiuts)
A.; 4 59e il oSS So & 4 :; sample u i:asE
MORNING GALL. ~ !
Mess pork-sales z, $50 brls at 50. 6oa9. 65 for
:June. and 50. Is for July. 1ard-l. $50 scs st
S.: l2K06. Is seller Jnly. Short r6s-ao. 600 lbs
as;:c 81 Tor May, 93E@o35ic for Jano, ae4 DC ior
Julv. Corn-i5O. 600 nu at 33aic fot. .,May, $50
35hc for June, md 3ohc for July. ~. y
TWO O'CLOCK CALL
Wheat was firm, eales being made Of 100000
0Ilsc for July Corn-1O. 600 bu At 15 &c for Jnile
and 33?tc for May. Oats-20, 600 bu at 2lh I91c
seer Jnne Mess pork 5o9 oTls oo 9t s. S;ss
seller June.
Wheat was Irregular closing q shade better:
5pne sold At ana a1 e
'2S Go!s zens a; eaet safsf at It for May closing at
the inside. June sold At 35AG3332ac. and closed
at 355sc- July closed at 362sc and ApsnYt ct a1sc
oats we're quiet at a5,sc for May IND oec for
Mess pork was shade easier, sales heiag made
Il Lard m l4 Closed al at Sc. oan@o.o5 for june. and
Sc. 07AGG. 10 for July. Sales ESQ tea at So. 10
seller July
ALSO 500 tcs sweet picked hams aveEi1g 16 lbs
ut &c. -
4 propeller was taken for 80, 600 bu corn to Bog
ton via Buffalo.
LAST CALL.
Ness pork was steady, closing at s0.4jG59. 47!z
for May, 80 5i410 51H for June. and 50. 6@1y. G7H
for July, Sales 750 brs ut So. STA for June and
50. s. for July.
Lard closed stronger at SC. o5GG. o7M for june.
Sc. % for May, and So. 1UlG l2ta for July. Sales
2 600 tcs II S. o. for June and ST. 12!4 for July.
Short sibs-Salcs 1U0 600 tbs at 81. % seller June.
, 1879-05-03

Long clears quoted Ut S4.40 loose and S4.55
cut hams 7s:Gsc: west-pickled hA%s % o;.ea7Ec Su
for 1G to Is III average; green bams 0Ql61.c for
same averages; green shoulders, :tic.
for short ribs, 61lfG5aac for short clears, 8GtSc
fur hams, all canyased and packed.
GnEAsE-Was 9uolcd at So. 00915. 50 for No.
white, 44i05c for good yellow, aud 4i4@4Ac for
brown.
BEEF PRODUCTS-We1c firm and quiet at
S0.O0G1o.25 for mesa, SO. 00G}1O. IS for extra
mess. and SIG. 50GDl7. so for hams.
TALLow-"'as quiet ut G0J}sc for city and 81
Glyc for country.
, 1879-05-03

| board cars. auG 10 tons from winter wheat n
$1,000,
| per ton on track.
cuonrs"ca1ns ,,.a,o ,,sods - ~ ~ =. 81 ~
enuT,-C 11-1y9, ,,n ~ ~ 'un' ~ %. 80
| afhaNa "hnAl-"os unusually active, ane
th;s months sreries onr rece;rts us my ,a
co,sa ht ,r. "so,od ~ ~ ~ s;t W ~ ~
Slender hnt Iondon nact1ve and cnrgd mrs
heId ri IN thn hnne ,I oht.nno .n
Nav ynrs vas "nofed nrime NJ r.. cose rnn ~,
@ - s; anE f.s "ela ~ 70. ensct ."at tne
snmo ~ then sc, ~ ~ as m.e
snwjny rhnt thc scndcts were ,ndnrs}n" thc,,,
vcrw frceiy RI mcct thesa dansn, thar n,. u No. ~
ME nnteI thrr hui nnI1cd thc m"rtnr y, nrdn =
r:t the chancc to sciI omt A. ~ nroi;r m 1 but ~
there was no. rcasou to to thinh H' pu pa'
he local shorts boncbf frec1v ~ comnanp xr;1: su
the cnuntrr nn sn much MAJ whcnt ns VAN
f. pfoeort!oa PC to the oaefnEs as to @stsfialy e.
hccn tacn hid nf Nv he sc
manipuIatcd the market list yuIv. There was =
far demand Tor spot wheat By shippers, NJ.
rnnna ots mi aont 20 IN ~ ints ~ ~
ein% disconncd eusn e ~ rsatc at ,ote or lug ~ 1ha
fss;o i s5swng S3 tie rsaaa Saat:
sxtsS,t @ o'd tdS 5fe,y sea the call @ wta
rtf tcl oir f.,n n-t3
Sc;ior INV onid ~ c:sn cS; 49, ~ ~ ~ osG' s
eid "nS W.r sn5 -; 9SLIxGqc .; ~ -, ~ N.Y. Wy
Snn;, s"ir1 ware ronorted - 81 mn h = -
1pSsn". ~ Gt1 hut ~, " " -;r.c ~ ~ Ga, ~ ~ ~ ~
Jnn IN renc,cS -, s ooo @ ~ ~ w Xxx ~
In Nv sarnnIc at t;1nSisc trotni 9:, sna ~, ooo
W;xTru WuxsrESafcs ,ver. Iii a., ~ ~ sn, nu
Mt MnxclSe1 81 1~ "~1 - @0o =" ~ 81ap'c
Tty.n sIi1 Wnr .r-eatoa uore 4 mn h, h.,
nh 11G;t}ec N1'~' WV = WV ." ~ s"'np1e
WrE ~ TScnrrx7xca-so1oa ,roro IN to,,a a. co m
6a7G nn ~ ~ "-"'e0 "s'e y" @ous ~ So'oo
tMPSWurao ~ III ao", r,ea,r,+o,.+ ,o.;,..
odvsucnc z:e rar en ~ ate; ~ anu stronger,
rrhnrsJnr ~ rharo na @ W. ~ sse .sest PRICES os
1irarnno, Nnn WI M~s H. ,Uo 'nEnllnu. E news from
mi our rccoints sboraa ""s s,,e.s us snaue nsmer.
i ~. rtt Siu"su andeeer inssease, WIN
shfnnin as m n~c1 1ro nc ana 1he
shp ~ ~ e!Is Mas ou! except " Ta1i. hut
nn,nt that t as;as @ Wtn mheat IN te leading
snv contr,ct" w. S,1a; u 1i0 = teeSt.eo eo.n On
nny ho,, ~ nffa,o% ,,;1 ~. i. eteuuly. scarcely
"ny,oua ~ III WHY a ens aas suos's were more
nara o,a1ama m - toaIca"ense. ~ anu tnIs lnouced
nene "xnecf"t;o ~ ,h, ~ ~. ,utures mere WIS
s;sr sn' shac tue a1tluae ofhke car.
indHco snn,a "aSe nervous ana
r.nrn ~ srm+o 1- 80 ee1t1 oaL >tAs1t
nnnarcnt1v ~ stron% 'bonda Eraa Ae eotm ~ i
ints ,vcre 1nora sn1abin ~ 3i1F,a, H. ~ ~ 5ous1
hmivcI and too.c ~ 1n, .at ~ ~. :. an5
nn +rahc sv,s Gro, - 11no HeS Snt ~ HeJec.ea @
Closed With drm holders at 4c eler I'M ,n ssolg LII;
, 1879-05-03

The following We're the receipts and ship
ments OF the leading articles Of produce in this
city during the twenty-four hours ending at
o'clock Oh Friday morning, and for the cor
responding date twelve mouths ago:
, 1879-05-03
REAL ESTATE.
The following instruments were filed for req
ord Friday, MaY3:

The following instruments were filed for rer-
ord Eriduy, Maya:
CITY PROPERTY.
Wabansia ~, corner OF Elkgrove av,
MS 2-luxs0 It, da1ed May Samuel
rdo; a"nsstteth t. t. + w9psP
I, 2U15o It, improved, dated April 20,
civilian ii. Drake to H. G. Taioot)... 3, 500
1oxe az ss + Of Ih,5,yi55tah an3;i 81 ss e.
State It, IS It n Of Pulk st, : i, aS1lio
f, dated May I Chatham n. Freer to
Eiston AZ, $50 " # Of DiacEhawi St. ef '''''
25xl0S It. dated April 10 Chicago Land
Company 10 Thomas Bladzik) ........-. 700
South Park av, 80 tt Il of Twenty third
st. VI, Is It to allcy. improved, dated
April rs Edwin Partridge to Mary L.
WABASH % az: 09 # Of thirty second st. '''o'
I. 25x1Gi>z It, dated April 24 "a. Z. s;
". Harlan to James c. Burke). ........ $500
R9ssysl IT, sa 4 81. 9t Il F9'ton st Wf
Carthy to John McMahon> ......... 1000
Fitthav. $50 It Of Harrison st, VT, 46x
o. #, dated Mayl Edgar 81, Heading to
Frank st, 25a IT Of Waller st, /, 4Sx
1C0t. dated Aug. -, 1878 III. L. and
3. F. Wood to Harriet NJ. sewelj] ..... 2. 600
$sxiss t. datse Mafes S@$s Is tiitoa Il s
Floarnoy It, 500 II v S{ Rockwell St. 81: 81.
George to Harriet E.. Roe) .--.... :. :, 1.25O
Noble st, l15E It Of Division st, r
47x135 II, dated May II. B. Kubl to
L. v. aud s. Fa]ardcau) -........ 2.5OO
Warren ay. Isl It " OF Hoyne az, 8 I,
25x128 #, dated April 80 ID. Witgow-
: Ski % c. j. Hambleton) .......,. ASIA
West Twentieth st, l5O It te OF Brown st,
nj, 25xl0O IT, improved. dated April
80 canton Hronek to Frank Saukup).. 2O15
SOUTH OF CITY LIMITS w1rHrS A RADIUS OF SEVEN
MILES OF THE COURTHOUSE.
{orty-seventh st, 9 " cor OF Loomis st,
nj, 48x120 it, dated Apri! 30 w. 3,
Morton TO n. r. Cooney) ........,...S 700
Forty y-seventh st, 27l It e OF Centre ay,
!, 25x125 II, dated April 81 III. 4.
aud W. Marks to Louis Honer) ...,..,, 900
State St 125 tt II OF Fifty first st, f. un-
divided y Of 55x118 it, dated March
(nilliam T. Allen to Edwin c. Alleul. l. f}n0
South Dearborn st, in same subdivision
as the above, several lots, dated Ecu.
rs {1Villiam r. Allen to Edwin c. AL
1en),.:: ac:..-....,.:-..... $500
Schon1 st. cor OF Chestnut st. ef. 80
x100 it, improved dated April IL "a.
D. Sawyer 10 Mary L. kmbali) .... -. 1850
, 1879-05-03
EREADSTUFFS

FLOUR-Was IN moderate demand by the local
trade, with some inquiry BY shippers, and the
market ruled firm in sympathy with wheat, espe-
cally as the offerings rutLer light. Sales were
reported Of l25 brls winters and $50 brls yellow,
both on private terms; and /, 75Q ors springs,
chiefly at 81. .S0G1+ so. Total, 2, 125 brls The
following was the nominal range OF prices at the
, 1879-05-03
COMMERCIAL.

Latest quotations for May delivery On the
leading articles for the last two business DAYS:
, 1879-05-03

SHEEP-Wcre in light request, and soa 10" so"
at rather lower prices. We quote poor TO msHat r. -
wt,oteu at 81. 5Ot4 .,5 cud guod to cnu1ce ~ ~ ..
S.. 30E5. 50 per LOO lbs. ShoEn are quotaois ~
about 81 .0U per lO0 lbs less thau wooled. - -''
, 1879-05-03

IMPERIAL
Common to fslr ofaa5
Superior TO fine .4lG5SN
Extra fue to finest. 0iN&GS
JAPAN uNcoLoREps
Common to fair. .l3sR
Superlor to fine. .4CMt5{)
kxtra tine to finest. .55GtHl
ooLQSo.
common to f2is. :. 12no3
superior TO fine . .3N04il
Extra ine TO finest IM155
Choicest -...... .,f}NT7;1
soucI1oSG AND cosso.
Superior to tine .28n4i)
n active demand, and 100
n hand te keep them 6usr
! luck Of adequate sup
! OF orders. though this
T temporary. Below a1e
, 1879-05-03

fa1acc-CI o:any, uayablc on and after NAV
Is to stockholders Of record ut the close of
business May l.
Stocks were dulIer. Speculation was much
less active than it has been. Renewed reports
1ila1 the iiat dividend on Western Union WIS
to DC made in few days arrested the decline
and CAUSED an improvement OF aS, to l0411G. At
lanilc d Pacific, having 10 melon Tor nutrimeut
dcciucd from 81 to 3S1<. Wabash was firm
under the reports of its new connections It
ooened ut 33 and closed at 81. The latest
Wabash card is its new line TO Detroit, to be
built in 81 days, By the side OF two 1iues that
lave rever been made to pay. Those who be-
llcvc this Detroit connection will be made
mast have forgotten tl.e masterly faiiure OF the
"atash to obtain the Chicago connection Of
which it boastcd months ago. A good deal Of
Wabash stock was then marketed ut high prices
Oh tue strength Of Chicago connection. One
ot Tue questions Of the day is, Do Wabash con-
nceuons connect2 Erie vas f5rmcr under tie
influence OF free purchases aud good deal Of
oott1sh tatk- The price improved Il, to o7sz;
-, u &. y ]. rose from 45N to 4G96, and st.
"oe ll9fn 10 10 lSH Tor the COMMON, and from
41E u II Tor the preferred. C., G. & T. C, was
- setter, at '1s' ami St. Louis & San francisco
Ire'erreu Is better, at liz. The rest Of the
Hst oeea1neu' 1he Granger stocks we're de-
pressed by the impending drought, uotwithstanu-
1''S Lie confident belief in Vanderbilt.e North
17estcrn purchase. Northwestern common de-
c!Ined from 59a to 5s51<, the preferred from 9o1s
1o svas, ST. Paul common from 411s to 4oX,
aud the preferred was unchanged, at SEX. With
regard t. the crop prospects, The Chi
saco correspondents OF the New York
Daau Commercial Bn7etin, who is one Of thu
haEf au4hnrties in the West declares thar !. .h
crop situation. SO far Is Spring wheat is con-
, 1879-05-03


HISoN.
Common to fair. .17@25
Superior to fine ::.SG13S
Extra t5ne to finest. 40Q&50
Choicest ,4.....55G65
rouN1 HYaUN. !,
Common to fair ..11Q.2S
Superior TO fine. .:<04 II
Extra fine to finest. 50& GO
Choicest ....--..,.U5L70
6UNroWDEK-
Common to fair. :2O030
Superior to fine. .359I:i;
Extra fine to finest. 50@g0
Choicest go. .....TUN5u
TOBACCO-There was 6
bers have orders enough O
for some days to come. i
plies delays the execution
drawback to trade is onl,
f4a rt+33rp rrtraa+
, 1879-05-03

BEAS-Nas fairly actice, and n shade easier.
Saes were so tons at 50. 5oQo. rs per ton tree on
board cars, an1 10 tons from winter wheat ut
$40. 90,
ConS-NEAL-Coarse was nominal at about sl3 90