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, 1880-01-24

At the SubrTreasury yesterday 600 stand
ard dollnrs woro lsbussed, and a.0oo in subsid-
iary silver redeemed.
Fifteen Thousand dollars In gold was re-
ceiye4 from tho banks ycsterluy, And &ls,00o 1t.
tho same coin paid out.
The intornal-reyenlle receipts yesterday
amounted t0 I'll 40. Tho tax-puil spirits con.
tribute1 t2i.6da: tobacco and cI2ars pall $4.0l1.
Al'1 81, ttD easne from boeF.
The duttable Kuods received at the Customs
s Co., Ep oascs dry 4txxta: j. u. Kirk 4 Co, 10
raska gula Nsh; u. +. & C. 4. l}nkcr, lis sacks
suit; Eatsou, PlFie, Scott 4 Co., W cases dry
, 1880-01-24
SUBURBAN..


Alargc number Of Evanstuns most htghly.rc.
srMctc,l gentlemen Will hAyo rclson 10 look hAek
upon lust Thursday ovening with pleasure, since
thoy then hai! nn experience which combined
both protlt and unjoyment. Mr. and Mrs. Will
Inn H. necriny had Invited gentlemen rrpresent-
Ing the Christian sentiment of Eva,ston to
aensn.n ef Ms sSert wv @oaasa s fs
scmtinK the lntornntlonal EXECUTIVE COM
mttee Of ,e Z ~ @ a. a11 H., Msssres ,, y5,,a. T. 4.
i.attItnar.. representing tho Illinois state Y. II.
&. 4; and throw their elegant mansion open
VII wis not the forn,atlon of i local y. ii. g. <, fGr
6fnx o.tSfe tae PsarStst 10 ysso T. he cst
aMi @ tic magnificent work It IL doing. Speeches
uppr0pFiato to the occasion wefo 1naao by
Tlp ju,gcs Of tho Junior md sophomore Do
batu-ci'ntrst hnyt, been haytng llAt'l ting of 4
'rwn meetings and six lMltots wer0 insuii!cient
ants. Thuy hMaly concluded ~ e Sall M ~ = nfsa
fT.n IT The J. :n y! Ascry Y aots ana VIE ~ II
Swift a11d the second 10 Fired Porter potn Of the
| Junior claas.
HYDE PARK. / -,
Tue Hoard OF Trustees met Inst cvenlh8, Alb
| sent, Trustees Johnson Alld Ford. The Iroasur-
cry s'n showed Y balalce on hand Of *al.aA;
ceiso,l j proposition IRON. Tic iiolIy sianufavt-
| nKhillst tho 'FDwtlB Ut IlylU Park md LAku los
| $:hnD. Tho inter had nXrcel t0 tho proposition
ind. after solo discussion, tho Hyde Park Trus-
| tees c0llcurred.
| Dir. Bennett offered u resolution proposing to
furnish thu nouth 1Arks With water at sAtfstuc-
| tory rntcs. alll Il COMMITTEES at three was aI,.
| pointed to confer with tho pAtk Commissioners
| sOuTH CMIuA1il.
Mr.. Samuel Hay. one IT the Hlicst citizens 0i
tho village died 'rAuFtuuy night ut drnpsy. III
| WIS n years OLD, Rnl haa lived forty yours IT
South Chtcu9o. For thirty yoass ho was athoo
| trrHnanrbr,
, 1880-01-24
GASTRONOAIICA.L.

COOKING DIItECTt0NS
Boup-Tal:e eight Rood s[zcd carrots cut then,
Two elljions 1T bottton pot-au-fe,l, and nlso
po,iyi Of rice Let tn!l for two hours. THIN re-
sg ries md e carrots m through The, put on ths ire
nHnin for five minutes. Servo With ssnall pieces
hf tOnstcd hre,tl nrnv!n.taly fried III butter.
Tho siru must not bo too lhERe. n1lu care must
lie taken not tu lot tho CARROTS and rice Stick 10
II FlsshMrako four pounds Of whtte1sh. Split
cutter. Ict I'll i bm,t! r1'hietly On slow re IF
iTs"S TS y paosst he haefa s ssss
on hnt dish, and drop un tho tist sonie melted
butter mixed with tho Juice Of n lemon. and
othss 81 sG 3 a e sB so@o q ssss &
lct1On. one f1r ench guest.
e ~ yens 5ct r IT, FGos sssa os or
tho seasoning nne tnun. tnoly chopped. and 4
butter hn frying Vn1,, put your steaks IN, md set
over strung re As soon aS tlloy aro conKed on
ono slide turn them nycr. When they nro cooked e:
mid lot simmer for tlyH minutes, turning. ytur
steakh st oyfr se ~ The aa Pm a 81 Gre artea
wards adA tho n4shroo1ns, after you havo
choppcd then, i'no. Then let simmer aesa,n M fot
ten M!ln,'tss. seryo M hat nn ,toast ana pour ING
utalst-Ciean tho pigeons we'll, but don't wash
WIZ ih9 ;ra1s M ssrv s!s ' 1 S1 tho
pu,l,id 0f sausAyo- mclt. Pit tho wholo shut no!
eook 10 ps1ts for III ates III It's s stirrns iii tho te When
| 1t IL entketl put tho sumo In bowl, nt!A one
qnarter = InMlnd Of brnnd % aoakeI " milk, ,s I've
iigeons. Then string thu birds togotl,er. ant
I s5 aH Ut aeSss eSs sra % sst
put lgtD tho oven Until cooked accnr1linY t
, 1880-01-24
TURNED up kT'lAsT.

NgFFk0t OUp0tfN 70 1M9 VSsSN8V I FEuWHzs
ST. LOUIS, No., Jan. 2s.-Ar. George 6wi-
CERT, wealthy grocer OF this city, who dis
appeared nysteriously week ago. WIS heard
from to-day, Ills wife receiving information
that last Sunday night hs had appeared sud
denly at the sesltlence Of friend iu Chicago,
Mr.. Quinn. lie left Qutnn's house, stating
tlnt hs intended To return to St. L0u!s~ To
day Information came that 6wlgcrt IL at the
house Of Ills brother.in-law III northern Ohio,
, 1880-01-24

- - -
e.. By ths Toy, Iienry u rsEry NJ of ~! sainta'
Miss Mary Il. GicEnsun. of Ch!cnao.
81 Louisville, St. Louis, and Now Orleans papers
please copy. ..-.
GoppAnn1T12M4ss1JMSn r. n e at The .cs!sence of
burroughs 0Hlclat!np, Mary a. 1hDn.aa. q this city
nt,d GcNrRe W. GoddnTtl, Of Nov London, Conn.
, 1880-01-24

The Ellredge Sewlng-A -Alacllinc.-It leads
the world, alld is the best for you to buy.
Sold on monthly payments. 100 State street.
, 1880-01-24

No FANCY pR1CEs-I5est set tooth. S.; filling y
rites. McChcsney nros,. C'ark nnd Knnlolph.sts
, 1880-01-24
MARRIAGES.

buck T. Rnyner'8 Cold Crenm exccB tho En-
glish article In BOftness md sweetness.
, 1880-01-24

Roay-checkct1 misses and pretty boys buy their
candy ut Dawson's, 2l1 HtatG street.
, 1880-01-24

Que of ths sold siyie" 81 roii!tnefcial srayel-
era was Jack Hax1atd, u New York. Jack was
p4slioaatsly found OF tho "pastcl0arda," and
would accuaionully even indulge ln u little game
, 1880-01-24
E CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SATURDAY.

apparently suffering uMlcr depression, OF
Rpirfts, Ills friends hero assert that tho only
explanation of his strange co,irHo Is that lie
must llayc BEEN llrWEKed.
, 1880-01-24

A welt-known Ger1rnn minister. tho rev. A.
Opitz. Of schlosfngcryilte Wis, writes:
! WINS sufferer with RhcMmatfam for years.
Friends recommended tho tiee 0f st. Jncotls on:
trics1 It. and mllst confess that tho result was
astonishing. Having hardly ,iscl up tho first
bottle, f01tnd relief, and tho second ono cured
shall recommend this effective remedy when-
over hnvC a chance.
, 1880-01-24
WISCONSIN EDUCATORS,

8pte1dl Di8pdftk 70 7kE Ch1tado Tribune.
WHITEWATER, Wis, Jan. aas,.-Thc senll.
annual examinations Of the State Normal
School have occurred this week. 4 clnss Of
twelve completed the two-ycars' course md
received their certliications to-tay. This
clnsa Is ore of the 1argcst nntl best eyer
turned out III t1le tW0-ycAr course.
, 1880-01-24
AUCTION SALES.
'Ny GRO +. GORE T. CO.,
50 nnd 81 Wn,mah.nv.
AUCTION.
DRY GOO DS
DEPARTMENT..
REGULAR TRADE Sale,
Tuesday, Jan. ~, $50 a. IN,
/ .

We shall offer several new
invoices III this spcci,tlty that
will cover very desirable
goods i'll Mems and Boys
Suits; also Pants, &C., &c.
We shall also offer complete
and yycll-nssOrtcl lines i'll
, 1880-01-24

OEpAoQ Asylum Au nllCltKAH ufEHllB WHY EtlG-
br!ted yestetday,, A largo number Of laaies
Seasy say ii %ts as asseetto ss Es'R o6est
SenaS H. sas ass H. L. ?sat H. iSr!e Ms.
Mrs. poty. Mrs, a. patersois Mrs. Stone. Mrs.
H,s cafl yosnE Mrs nen"s mats.
l,estuwrtI ol tho AAtron. Mrs. n!xolow, for
the app'nrnnco of tho Asylum and tho "a chill
partook. III ths evening, Frank D: benny M.
Il 4ese thSy y eH # ~
and slrs. CIara D Stacy and bliss suytho gave
some vocal selections. During the latteT part OF
tho music for thoso who wished to danee, ua'i
quito tlumbor ayatlca themselves OF tho OPP
poEtnnlty, and had Il merry time of It.
The announcement Of the death Of Mrs.
s4 Il Ksat A. n & s lnd'n'a
will b. felt tho loss u tr'lo friend md coui':
tho remains u their last resting place, Ut Whea.
The siornl tributes wera very beautiful, oo1ll.
W. j. Cd: piiiow q casncas and and ,ulernses I s
Win tho lestors A. x. iu viosts, frau. Mss. 4. il
rssn; es9aoa. and ;4t pyacnss II ss'o h p,!rsSs s
1ossa and cas.lsltes fron. ars. as; soyusasr; ~
tSe sss osasr # ns sias Loxc M
Chapter, of which Dr. kelt was u lnclnbsr; Rnt
bAakct ana croAa with numerous cut ioweru
from Chicasu Medical College, u FeIranry. iii
Her life was nsefui ouu ui'd full If noble aGti
r lu tnAns!on and hoyel her hand was eyer rcad
6hH was beloved by vii who knew acr, and th
world was lnadt better by her hRvtnY lived In Il
TEE YOKE fkLLoTs
Of the Second pEeabytcnan Church gave a yer
pleasant enie1taiuuent In the church parlol
, 1880-02-28
FOREIGN.

FOREIGN.
sD<cial Dispotea to 1hs Chicago 1''ouns
Eoh s--ll:3o a. m.-FLoUH-No.1 ], l3s;
"a: so:s,.1S-yhcat- No. ], lis 81; NO Us:
" lis Id; No. 2, lbs sd; white- 40. - 7o'
~ tts Sd; club, No. l. lis ia; 40 - Ii ~
New, No. !. S. I'd. ,, saacd
f,.n1 fIo'. Fcb. acknowledgements
~ -. s1fa7 7-l5d; sales, 6,otu balesi speculation
~ ~ e1nor, LOU; American as"1
Ssa Ssaeaf,.rrrrs-small eaf business at lower prices;
a1s1a;1 nhs@ white whcat, l0s sd9lls "a; taA1otnaa
rheat, lis edGlls ID; red Wes.eE spi1ng' miSeG NJ
fsl Is ID do winter, hses11s 'a' NC" -
szS; zSs;,,sjh,s-pucon, long clear, SIS; short clear
My.T5TEAEheeepts I'M ~ the past three days. @o'
AneE1san :G Sah rs 3d9e6s6d-
i1Sn9HH:rr i1o:,1.rHr. Fcb =;-pErno!ECM1-ls{f p,, ~
A. following were received bf the lineage ooAso
Of Iraas;o Feb :-Wheat dull and shsde loM. %
.l red vin.e5 llsM tsccd AZ "a Gorn dni and eascr
o Snd Gorn dn dn md heary
anlL TO- Il md ca:ifernn DIN and
sppScf sp.1a a. ID decline proyasions au1L II:
g: aa1 }s'a ID: - Cheese G. 6sef "a AM
Reeeipt: ef f. wheat r,n the past %SsF MaFt Lane
eeEts 91 ~ Mnla much dine Corn Il fair dcund and
MhcSt ~, Sonury mi markets firmly held. ,.+,r
lespox Fe il 4! whitc slehisan lis ID red
csltSf1, u a. a. sprins So 4: ID; No. lis ID Mark
Gem TE IS Ha e. CON
Nssat 'nassG' ass4s ut o. i; sM:
Ssns rooa hpns cafon wheat M jas' ~ shinpsd s 70
9eaTs ns Wet we fo1 Shipment during the present 14d 3
ffriosins month 5s'5ls Gd Fir 1EepaGe ~ aua, III *
1EsEs5n s5 s9f mseG Som aIkcts a2s foP and
trench Errl.
, 1880-02-28

English Correspondenee philadelphia Telegraph.
The Duke Of Edinburg's nlcunness has passed
;,tn . nroyarb. and has done far more to make
than the faet ct his 1T mf5Fpg aTp 1t
1Auss.H S 4h.+ 10 is a Source Of immense fun to
shoes sps Wfh th1b Vf Who be phys heard rood VII
authentcated story apFopos Of this weak side ;f 9f
w., ine H;rhness had accompanied sonle Indies to
the thcate opera II re gey {
paTty d5e1rnGa 9d5tSTnxed 70 T. seRp*H e. and s1pseted
s5y Of Asf the buRs tRs eed hs
i5 h og,l,. T,a hnlfdozen luckcys flew around more
EXP a %as Hs6sabtS1k Be baks sss
nelt MaH ;r, T., tbo nrthndox fashion. aud found
flt'er tn enlount to is 3D. His Roya highness
de-; e. 1s 9sya a9 Il xhe Z $
time wttn 1a1, 1nG r. fort,nc, Waitahs, keep the
3S2s1xsa spses hss as ea
t t.arsa1ses ~: with the munflcent sum OF
ahn,,t 80 cents among si1 Of them.
, 1880-02-28

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. T.-FLouH-Market DUH
End weak: Western supertue. minnesota extra
medium *ss'< good, $3.50; choice. s5; Ohio e1.Eas'
good, 200; fancy, Iii; ST. Louis cxt1as, GOOD s'
Eye nrm at ki0l3aa4
GRAlS-Whcat unsettled and lover; No cred. Eeo-
1ua'r, A4G& bid, sL:8 asked; March. SLIT bid SLs.a
asked; April, sL4;s bid Sis asked; May, <1h7s DID,
sl4'e asked. corn-Mure inquiry; Western mi1eo IN
elevator S3zc: sail mixed, February, 56c BID 54tac
asked; March, 55ic bid. s5Sc asked: april, 5Ec bid
a4c a~k"d; Any, 5,ic bid 53&c asked oats dull ana
unchanged. :.
- s.oSs-Qulct Beef Mess. s1s.oo. Mess pork
ss1laNs1S5 8 IIams-snoked, 91@a lW@c; plckled 1349
~ LaId-Nestern kettle, S1.S,}3Gs-N; do steam.
eHCT1El-Firm; creamery extra, 33G53c; New York
s4te and Bradford County, Pennsylvania, e1tfas .
SI.c do good to choice. lA92sc-
ECG6-Neuk; ;Westcrn lie. .... -.
ei4c oAe'us' eteanleis y 4es>1'''~' ~ e~~0' ~>-
MISUNDERSTANDING unchanged.
MHlskf-Steady at Sl.11 .
"Wn " ~; Oats, l::1n bu; re. LOU bu-
TWn1id1A,EN1S-Wheat, W11, 3i0D bu; corn. GAuu pa.
oho ohMoqpalet bnt tr.n md avnncinE tGnaency 4s
eosle sa aeoSs, r. s extra S5c edinm 1nan5 SsS Snd
N.sb..5 Meis5n ns medium s1c: e1arsG, m 5aneG sGeG
s*'c; ean:ida washed combing. 5s;1c; ptlleo' afeS
, 1880-02-28

BALTIMORE, Feb. o7.-FLoEA-Quiet and tteady; :;
western supertlne, $L15G525; do extra, s515s65; DO
famiy, si697.:5.
GA4IS-Wheat-Western dull and lower but steady
Aa decline; No. Western winter red, spot and Feo-
mary <3@; March, April. k14s149L49;
~ NAY sL4saLis1St Corn-Westcrn lower and dal1;
Western mixed, spot and Fcbrunry. 564c; March,
a*sasic; April, 5s49s76c; May 5395s}Sc; stenmer'
s':sc Oats higher: Western white, 5ssEE; 90
mi1ed 4as4sc; Pennsylvania, 4s9s3c- Rye higher nj
&.Ec
,s sHAi-seady; prime to choice Pennsylvania <1'0@
Sg; bat stsadyi ess gork eea7tS sS
soes, $se Do packed, s;4gs nacon.sah9Saieefs' ~ S
x;ssS1!EK7Steady; prime to choice Western packeo'
EGGs-Duii. weakt nnd lower ut 13c-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nominal; refined. .94c.. c..e,r<<
SsDFfEE-Very Quiet Rio cafgoes, l554Glo>f@Aosae"
;S.CAK-Quipt; 4 soft, 2;;3c IT.
NhlSkS-l}ulI ut s.. .1Ul<45L1l. .-..-.-.. -..,-..
sTRE1CHrs-To Liverpool per steamer more actiEe
ETH Gvis"1a. 1s ID Hour, Is 9d@2s: grafn: m oso.@o
~ E1PTsFlnuF. 1913 brlx wheat 5ji0o ou' coiA'
I,.nn ~ o.: Oats, :. .au bu; rye, GOO bu- ,,o,
SEl!NEA ATS--Wheat fst-at BIZ: corn. i514to ou-
lts3Lss-s'heat, 4lu,::tD bu; corn, sH't7O bn.
, 1880-02-28

unrpers Monthly.
Down to the tide, by Jersey Side
q nause and shed 4 tear! =
A fair Young dame for water came,
And almost got bier.
How can tell what her betcu!-
Alas that such things be!
The fierce, rough sea rolle1 'H, aAu s14e
Rolled in the tierce' rouen sc""
n take me In! take me fn:'
Afrirhted, did she shout
The breakers dread had turned ner neao'
She meant, % rake me out!
Forgive who can the cruel man
Who heard thut frightened snouL ~,
And through the din cried Out, "sN1m lns
Yet should have cried, ''Swim out:
Forgive who can the cruel man
who rnised his horrid hand, ,,..
And with one swift and mighty l1tt
Propelled her safe to land.
Now some there be who say that she
Doth oftti1ncs thoughtful Sit
And say, The sea hAd swallowed me.
Had not swallowed it.
And now sort Of moral short
/ point in two lines more:
Far butter stand unwashed on lana
Than be washcd-up on shore.
, 1880-02-28
An Experimental Trip from Phil
adelphia to South AM
boy, n. J.
People Who Used to Laugh at the
Idea of Wearing q Plaster
Now Using Them.

It was my good fortune some years ago-not
quite tfty-to sit next to Gen. J. Watson Webb,
the journalist on the experimental trip Of the
train which camo from Philadelphia to South
Amboy, n. ]. He sceuad to be delighted with
the speed Of the engine which was dragging
along those unique, old-fashioncd curs OH the
then unsafe roni-bed: He suid, In high glee:
"This is something like travelling! Think Of
twelve miles IN hour!' The breeze, the new
scenery, the Accomplishments generally, were
inspiring. mo more stage-riding. Noday's fa-
tigue between New York and Philadelphia. No
improvement could be made on this.
4 very few years ago Travelled with the same
gentleman, Just then returned from foreign
mission, between the same two cities. 1t took
but two hours to make the trip. renewed my
acquaintance with the General, and VIC laughed
heartily ut s,l1r enthusiasm OF the long agu. and
he said: we thnught TINT speed grcnt, didn't
we? But the world has progressed SINCE then
Its progress has not BEEN confined to railway
travel.
While railroads were yet in their infancy, the
India Rubber Porous Plaster made its appear
ance 1t possessed qualities which were then
quite new tu tho medical world, md sufficient
merit to make it in time quito popular; but tho
tins cumc when it NO luuger satisfied the public,
because it WAS sluggish III its action.-days and
weeks OF constant wear often being required to
bring relief
In answer to the public demand for a plaster
which would act more promptly and effectively,
Dcnson's Capeine Porous Plaster made Its ap-
, 1880-02-28

NEw ORLEANS Feb. g7.-FL0CR-Stcady nnd dTrn;
tupezanc sa0la3o5; x $a75g6.O; xxx, S6oosf5s}s;
1Sh grades, stt1sG.s7L:.
SnA,S-corn acure and nrm Mt 5sa5ac Oats
quiet at ic
higher, a, s2l
,,l,r ,Al,ar.M.rket dull; ordinary, s2aoosao'; PRIME
..rEorisIoSs-f1rk scarce and firm; old. s15; new,
ssW lar1-Matket dull; three, 1!Saaa:sc; ke; Fs 1g
r. Bulk Hleats-Dema1,d fair ana 1naIkstt * n5; t
s;SSs; clear sides, G4s'c- Bacon scarGe apa na1
11houider= I41C: clear rib 14@1:fci cea1- e7eo1ae
1 Sm1s-Su:lr-cuFed, quiet: canvased :sg1tG:
MAlskf-Steucy; Western secthed, SlA!ts*i.N ~ r3,,e
" h5c Sugar quiet and weak: inferior 9 S45$G ~,
conmon to good common, t4c6:$c fa!f 10 Inty H.
@s>'4c; prime W CHOICE s13ss4c; yellow cla1neo'
, 1880-02-28

LOUISVILLE Feb :1.-COrToS-Market dull at te7sc.
FLoUR-Quiet ilnd unchanged
GnA1S-Wheat firm at sl.10. Corn firm; No white,
4GAc; do mixed, lsa4+c Oats quiet but steady; No.
2 white Agile; do mixed. SS@S9c- Rye steady; No.
9, s@S7c.
HAY-Quiet at 81 0oGls a.
Provisions Pork quiet at sia So Lnrd , armer: I,
prime s1euu, TIC. Bulk meats quiet at 4z4sG4ci
shoulders. &C. Bacon steady ut 45tt5c; shoulders ~
Gs3&c- Hams-Sucnr-cured a@lUtc
WuiSKy-Flru ut Slt6
, 1880-02-28

Tota1s,. ...s 1,sas, ,2ss 600 2,TSs,646. GOO
This statement shows that, without exceptlon,
every European Suite has
INCREASED ITS EXPENDITURES
since the year 1865. The total cost Of govern
ment for a1l Europe has risen s. since that year
STATES none. among tho great Nations of the
world, has reduced its expenses during the last
fifteen years. . ..,ao
Tho expenses Of our Government are also
than those Of any other at all comparing with it
in the compass and Importance Of It's Functions
Nv S7T.OOO.0gO: less thin that of AustrA- Hun
gnrs by S54, zoo 900; less than that Of France by
STa OO0, ,0O0; less than thut Of Great Britain y ~
S171N0OOO: less than that of Russia by ,000,-
do: and less thnn that Of Italy by $3l ,Oooo0O.
The third table presents succ1nct statement
OF the
~ tho x-arious I;l1ropcan countries, and Is as
, 1880-02-28

r:.f Y,.n.trh fo The Chicago Tribune.
Spse'a' oItN ,..r-.x ntter,v NfeIess
NEW YoKK4 FEB. -'.-altAAS-'u s.. o II
,r,-ke, for winter wheat for carly acnsels' ~
"a!Ae. ~ uns onlr moderately active, save In
opoons ~ Anil On which the dealing was to !
the Instance VI ap."' ~ Furtt,a- aanressed and
fair aggregate Prices were 1eieue. w. ~h.r+ =,
cultc unsettled, yielding on carly deliveries apous ~
oushe' IN tne opoou nns' ,stasT nenres rally
f5Ac under sesiefuaso 4@ t+tn,s and
tnr neAc from the opening quotauons' anu
~ .o,n near the close leaving OF heavily;
the ANTICIPATED oFeak IN 1fo dad decidediy neainst
early In the coming month enaeo oecaueun aEa
th of holders Of stock here; spring extreme
- anS,oran for car1y delivery, though buyers had
onn.eseu .o1 ,ean ~, NJ arcd at ,5gx.
~adrcton of nhout 1c pe5 bu on No. 2; mixed West
1eoucuoa " ap's pve nnoted flr1ne1, and in
en- 4neiGoso+ isra ac,ire and further recedcd
EEI Eg,u nar IN, closing weak; white Western I'M
@ s!ssed vo III. q ass; 10 Chicago quoted af'0a'
q stpSso77e1o<c14or 81 nroducts show fnir degree OF
ohfotr II re Fnecu}attye line, Western
@ tha rron,inpnf feature; pr ccs trhe
1estcr Wcss Ia Iiei1t request for prompt delivery;
9ugtsa A. o. aqe sosg 9ny moderate sare Of
st.e1S1 i Fe9sqa Ms9 Gus Hapsn meats qe 6at
Ar1 tEa' MY. III si-ts . mt dut1. long clear $7l5
;ssS Wsss fasin ad q hs:a ess III for
rs N.I u,yI duca .. nrces March closing ut 1880
2: - e.t4ain ~; 4FnII = RI 't'
~; W. nro rt - Sd for fair to good re-
49,, Hosn"G =. - iosf nmnrcd
At.H1 AWH1,sxVIHeld nj ii ii: no dealings reported.
,rsc rhiey for e1stn ana petroleum tonnaSe for
nainoss s az wnIarnfc scaie; rites for grain by
, 1880-02-28

BOSTON, Feb. g7.-FLoUn-Erm and UNCHANGED.
GnA1N-Coru firm; high mixed. Gl5fc- Oats steady;
choice and ex1o WHITE aeG54c; No. white. 5lc No.
white, TIC ..... .....- ,,.,
good @sasc; tadlc puck common. 1G9a0c-
REcEuTS-Fiour, 800 brls; corn, l7ooo bu;'Wheata
4,5tU bu. uaoo-
, 1880-02-28

IQtAlS+- .S1Ahooo'ososoo" s~o'oeD'''
This table shows that among nll the countrles
Of Europe only England and the Nethefiands
have
REDUCED THEIR DEBT
since the year 1865, and that even IN these e1-
centIonal c,scs the reduction has becn tri1ilng;
r. enlsn SHOWS that the total public debt OF
Europe has risen from s12,5o3,ooo@o in 1868 to
$50, ,5S5 000, 600 in 1873. ,oh+ - +,,o
On the other hand. the public aent OF 5;e 1ne
and va ydinnshed. In 1850 that debt as then se
audited and nscertained to SSso sS t.
W. d;,,ninishciI ia reduction dur
ine @ thirteen years Of over so53,o0o,ooq .,a
we also learn from the foregoing figures thnt
+he debt OF the United States Is now less than
thgt If France, Great Britain, Rnssia, or Spain,
and and very little more than that OF Austr1a-
Hungary or Italy.
The fourth table shows the
AMOUNTS EXPENDED FOR MILITARY AND NAVAL
PURPOSES
,.,l len ia fof1oHc-
, 1880-02-28

s8ssGs71c sc Molasses quiet nu. stsndy: common p@
sc; fair 3f95c: centrifugal 9 &c: prime to choice.
iss:a:c. Ace quiet but steady ut 6e71se-
ERAS-Active, firm, and higher at eUc- .
MOSETAHI-Etght exchange New York &lQ p6r
<l,GO premium; sterling, 4Si5@
, 1880-02-28

IULEUO. =
TOLEDO, O., Feb g1.-GNAIN-sYheat eaeier; No. !
white Michigan, sI.21Gs amber Mchigan, <531; No.
3 red winter spot <l.3:; March, sLS4; May, sl.37;
June, sl.SG>@: Western amber, sl-71. Corn easier;
4!c: rejected, 39lc; damaged 5s4c Oats dull No ?,
361fc.
: CLOVER SEED-Steadr: prime, Sis; No 2. $a.35.
CIosod-Wheat dull; ia. = red winter, March, SL553S;
April, $l.S;1S; May SlS74.
2,UN bu. .'
sH!rNESrs-Whcat. 1900 bu; corn. 44,ooo hu; oats
Lou bu-
, 1880-02-28
THE RAPID PLASTER.

It c0ntnined the insrodlents Tor rapid Fcner,
Plasters us the express trains Of to-day are in
advance OF the old-fashioncd stage~coach Of our
grAndfnthers. They wern used cautiously ut
first, but rapidly grew into favor, because they
did their work clenuly, quickly, and thoroughly.
Years have passed since then, and these Plasters
have found Il plnce in tens Of thousands Of
people who we're accustomed to. use plasters.
and people who used to luughat thd very idea Of
wearing plustcr. Rheumatism. Lame Back,
Kidney Complaints, Stubborn Coughs; nothing
brings relief so quickly, nothing Is convenient
IS Bensons Capcine Porous Plaster.
, 1880-02-28
RuFFAI40.

BUFFALO, n. T., Feb. 1.-GRAE-sprtrk wheat
neglected; white dull; sales 1000 bu white Michigan
Mt 81 8 on track Corn quiet and steady; sales II
new on track at &s@+s4c- Oats quiet: sales 2 cars
mixed Michigan At Alike on track. hye neglected..
Barley firm; sales 7,Su bu at 1ceS19c In store.
, 1880-02-28

r MILWAUKEE, Wis., Feb H-FL0uR-Dun and un-
changed.
F. GAA1S-Wheat opened weak and closed dull; No I
Milwaukee hard, sl2i}&; No. Milwaukee, 81 221& No.
do. s12l4; February. sLiA; March, sl2D&; april.
s23; No Milwaukee, SluJ; No. !, SlG5; Fetected,
80 Corn custer; No. S5y6c. Outs tiFmer No. :.
hye weak; No: ], tic. barley duu and lowers No.
spring. fresh, G55fc- -.
plOvlslONs-15un and quiet; mess pork dull at
<ll-s5 cash; sli:5 april Lard-Frme steam' slo
cash; S'95 April.
LIVE HOGs-Dul1 and lower at $4l59425-
DRESSED HOGs-Du!l And lower ut $i.95.
HEcEIpTS-Flour, 500 brla wheat, a000 bu; barley,
50NJ bu.
sBlrMESTs-Flour, 75o5 hrs; wheat, 1a,ooo hu: bar
ley. 1m bu.
, 1880-02-28

try! But the simple figures herein presented
cannot be strengthened Or Or emphasized By any
left TO tell their own story. l nm, Sir, your obc-
dent servant, A. t. LEE, consul General.
, 1880-02-28

DETROIT, Feb. 27.-GRA1S-Wheat hrmer; extra ana
No. white, sla}* bid; March, slca5s; April sl3e3s;
Nav s13sF3{ milling No. nominal
KEcEIrTs-sFheut, 5,HU bu.
EUIpN NESTS-Nhear, SOU bu.