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The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-07-29
bargains. Bargain s.

E!:.c,: B:utin&=: at %, So 10, 50 and s71z re-
:'..r:, rom 20, 80 90 and S|.23. Satin Striped
'lr.,::,;:a.* wor,. % marked - cts. New Brocatc
lir'>+ G,..,;s at Is wurt. - cts, g., at JAMES
MnsaAS'S, milwaukee,.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-07-29

THE London Needle Co., of New York
City, want Male and Female Agents.
It will pay any one out of employment
to write to them for particulars. Sec
their advertisement in another column.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-07-29
.>-@->

MusIc.-Ticy had been to the opera
and heard the finest music by the lead
ing talent. They went home to hear
the Bahy's wild solo until it was quoted
with !. dose of Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup,
which ut once removed the Flatulence.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-07-29

Cluthes las. longer when washed with DobhinS
Electric Soap, Qnade by Cra"in q Co.. Phiade!-
l'ia. PAY because rubbing is needed. Clothes
ar. wn,.l out more On the washtoard than On the
uvIson. Try it.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-07-29

The Voltaic Felt Co.. Mar-hail. Mich.
will send their celebrated Electro. Eoltaic
Belts to the ttlicted upon 80 days trial.
Speedy cures guaranteed They mean
what they say. Write them without tlcl:y.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-07-29
\ Deer Caught III Il Ne.
Fannin County (Tcx.) New.

A man in Fannin county recently
caught Il deer in Il fish net. 1t APP
pears that the animal was chased by
dogs, and jumped into the net, became
entangled in it and was captured.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-07-29

The Shenandoah Ne1ps has the follow
ing picnic piece:
Beneath shady tree they sat
He held her hand she held his hat
I held my breath and lay right fat
They kissed, I saw them do it.
lie held that kissing was no crime.
She held her head up every time
held my breath and wrote this ry;ne
While they thought no one knew it,
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-07-29

Our ancestors, the monkeys, couldn't
have been so ignorant after all. They
were all educated in the higher branch
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-07-29

A eating spider has recently
been added to the London Geological
society's collection.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-07-29

Senator Brown Of Georgia, is a busy
man. He is obliged to keep two short
hand writer's in order to get properly
through his correspondence. He has
declined to take the stump for al active
canvass, pleading a severe cold and the
demands of business
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-07-29
a fool N3iaA IaOrN.

''F1r ten years my wife was confined to lei
he'd with s;l>:l com p.icaioE ct ailments that
doctor vu,i tell what was tic n:;lttcr he:
and Hstu up Il small fortune III humbag stuff
six months ago saw Il L. 5. flag with Hop Bit
,ers On il: ami though: would be a fool once
more ltr,c:! il: bat my folly proved 10 be wis
dom. Two bottles cured ,cr, she il vel
ami s;lnn. rs any man wife, and il cost me oni,
two dollars. SUCH folly pays.-lI. Vs., Lctroit
Mica ytH Il,
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-07-29

CURES WHEN ALI. OTHER MEDICINES FAIL,
as 1t acts directly ON the Kidneys. Liver, and
B0Wels, RESTORING. them at once to healthy action.
HUNTS REMEDY is Il safe, sure and speedy cure,
ana hundreds have testified to having been
Whcn physicians and friends had given them mp to
die. DO not delay, try at once UNITS REMEDY.
Send for pamphlet to
WM. +. CLARKE, Providence, II. I.
Prices, IS cents and 81 rs. Large size the
cheapest: Ask your druggist for HUNTS REM
EDT. Take no other.
~OUNG M I'm Learn Tclegraphy and earn
$40 to $t00a month. Small salary while
learning. Situations furnished. Address r. Val
entine, Manager, Janesvllle, Wis.
, 1880-02-28

=. A fame that is worldwide and acquired in
the short space Of a few years. must have
true merit for its support Or. Pierce's fam
IL medicines have gained such fame, and
the foreign orders for his GOLDEN Medical
Discoyery-the greatest blool-purifier of the
age, for Ills Pleasant Purgativc Pellets {litr
tic sugar-coated pills., his Favorite Prescrip-
ticl1.-woma1's best friend,-altd other
remedies, became SO great that branch Of
the Worlds Dispensary has been established
u London. England, Tor their manufacture
From this depot they arc shipped to every
part Ut Europe, aud to the East Indies, Chi
na, Japan, and other countries. Their sale
in both North and South America is per-
fectly., enormous and increases yearly.
Worlds Dispensary Medical Association,
Proprietors, Buffalo, n. T., and Great Rus-
sell Street buildings, LONDON, Frs.
1S;9.-Dr. r. Y. Picrcc- Su:: / take
pleasure in writing my testimony with others
in regard to your valuable medicine. For q
long time l have suffered from disease Of
the lungs, and until used yolr Discovery
found nothing that did me any good Thanks
10 it, l nm relieved and recalnmena it to NIL.
Yours truly, MARY kEkNSI-
, 1880-02-28

Also coo rye, nganst 93 00o bu aweek previous
The Mccormick Harvesting Company has re-
ceivcd information from its agents III regard to
the condition Of the winter wheat in the West
Michigan, Ohio, and Indiana report the wheat as
looking well; no damage. In Southern Illinois
the wheat has been damaged some by dry wealth
er and winter killing; but this will be more thau
compensated for by tho increased acreage. III
Southern Iowa considerable damage has re-
suited from dry weather, this section being the
worst reported on Missouri, Southern Ne
braska, and Kansas report little damage, ornoue,
the crops generally looking well. The situation.
taken altoRcther, presents no cause for alarm,
but great dehl depends upon the weather for
the coming month. An unfayorable March
might spoil Inrge part of the crop; but there
is nothing so far to interfere with ourhaying tho
biggest yield Of winter wheat etcr experienced
in tho West
A paper was numerous1y signed on Change
yesterday plcdgfng the signers not to trude out
side the regular hours. It will be adopted only
in case sufficient number Of names are ut
tachcd to curry the greater majority Of the
Board with the movement. It Is understood to
have been got up as q moral support to the Di-
rectors. By-the-bye, they tell q good story
about. the decision Of Wisconsin Judge before
whom it was argued that the Chamber Of Com
merce had no jurisdiction over gambling trans
action: ''1f it be gambling transaction there
is NIL the more need of n rule prohibiting it."
The High Joints would have done better to
cut tho rate about In the middle, instead of so
near to one end. They might well have thrown
away the worser half Of it, and live the purcr
with the other half, which would pay well
enough for the service rendered.
The regular winter-packfng season ends to-
day, and some operators are already askiny
what will be done with the prairie pork If the
weather continue mild through the month OF
March. One may ask another question: Is it
more sour pork or sssout grapes"
, 1880-02-28
BOSTON.
Speeiai Dtspatch tn TIE Chicago Tribune.

Special Dispatch tn The Chicago 1Fso11Ie:
BosTOS Feb 27-The improved condition or
the Now York market to- day impaired steaalGr
tore and Il more confident fcelng mere. Anus
although there WIS no special ACTIVITY, many OF
the leading stocks made spstahtlst III uVituCts.
The stringent money market does nor seem 70
hare any material effect on the STOCK mnfket,
and further improvement is anucipnleo to-
morrow.
Sttrks-Kansas & Lawrence Southern sold at
S3f545: Little Rock, E2GG.21.; FortScott common.
54si; 10 preferred, s.: ChiGag0 y western Mlcnl-
gan, O.; Chicago, Iowa & Nebraska, ~; CMcago
s. Dubuque, 6il.0G7,a; Marquette y Hougnton
common. =; do preferred: lAc4G: Iowa central. J.
16.s Southern, Kansas & Western, 70; DetrolG u
Lansipg preferred, 108at@3107; Cincinnati, ldes;
Flint j. Pcre Marquette, 2s4.
Rnnds--Atehison s. Topeka IS, u5A; 90 guar
antsed IS, 1104; Council Bluffs INST IS, iU'2i
Southern Ka1,sus s. Western 7s. 1o4: Aepu1licnn
Valley Gs, Western Division, 101; Kansas d Law
renee Southern, S71S.
Land stocks-Quiet and easy; Water-Power,
Mining Stocks Moderate movement; gen
eral tendency to a lower range.
FOREIGN.
LONDON, Feb. e7.-Consois, 81 1915.
American sccuritics-New IS, l054; 4Hs, HOY !;
Is, lO94; Illinois Central, 1o5: Pennsylvania
Cent17,l.. 81; Erie, 471s. seconds, Nn; Read
ing. :;54. =
Bank Of England on balance to-day Is 45Ds00o
PARIS, Feb. 37-Rentes, S2f 35c.
, 1880-02-28

The Mining Rcuiesr. Of this city. has been en-
largcd 10 sixteen page paper, and comes out
this week with table Of contents unusually iu-
tercsting to mining people. Under the man
azemcnt Of Mr.. G: 8. Wright, formerly of THE
TRIBUNE staff, the Rerlc,u has steadily grown in
circulation and influence, and is now considered
: Il standard authority on mining matters, bot:
East and West
The Mobile s. Ohio has completed arrange
ments for an extension which will give it good
connections with Chicago 1t has sold to ]. 5.
Morgan j. Co.. of London, all the bonds needed
for the extension Of its road from the present
terminus at Columbus, Ky, to Cairo, III, a
distance OF about twenty miles, Work will bo
begun immediately, md completed in season
for next years business Tho officers say that
while this extension in no way interfefes with
the route from the Gulf toSt. Louis By way Of the
Mobile s Ohio md the Iron Mountain Railroad,
is places the former In direct communication
with the Ateaat@ soabozxd By way Of the coz
, 1880-02-28
REAL ESTATE.

The following INSTRUMENTS were died for II
ord Friday Feb. -: ,,,o,,zu
Prairie nv, 1s4 # Of Thirty-frst st. e I, 2sxls5
#, Improved. dated Feb. u John B. Warren
west te ePn V"n i bal.p AZ st eor oi ea uad
vidsd ot i15Slt It. dqsed TED Eso ES El7a ess Foss
isalroad cempany5 - ~ s.,
Alb Is f dztea Seb E 5 s. Beekett Is
Michigan az, 2l5 + 7 of Sixteenth 81, e. :l'<xm
keith t. i,E # of West Huron: v !, 5ixl00 It,
fed}: tfc .... =. ~: ... :. l.,
Canal u' st y cor of A Ewng, undiH,aeo % o.
Sslm Mnf'}ea n datea Feb: =. O.. f5auenkneeht 10
iii It, datsd FEB. il C. C. Il Hspsood to Head =
Denrbopn Gu fnn aS, as 4 Of burton place. 51i9
T. dated Feb: Is IF. S Kockwood ct al to O. !,
Filth II az, ss + 81 iaskson 1t, S5xS Il,
dated dated Feb = e. c. J. cleaver to William W. -
;;Sa EsS 3ss@ re s1s YsSS;
BssteSi's!d =. + 81 Thiiiieih It $Sxi5
Schiller st, is Il North Weils St 1xS5
+ imRmer;. miR1Sxsa' oatea seo
Church st. 80 fin Of Wisconsin Ut, I, af1A #,
@aafofs4, a%R5fGssa dated teo - a. s.ans TO a: o
State St. IS tt Of Thirtieth st. G I, 2511l8 IT,
dated Feb. q (John Van pelt to Elias L9ebe) d.
Seymour st, III It OF Fulton, e +, .{Il2G IT.
dated Feb ~ {James Cairns to Alexander
Dcarporn St SO II OF Washington, " I, und-
vtded i q Sx@ it, improved. dated Sept. .e
1877 tJohn II. Wrenn 70 Harvey u. HnrdAs.:. ~
PuuIina st. y It + of Mc1seynods, T, 241luuTt,
North Kobey St iii # 5 Of Wabansin nv, f.25
xSO ii, dated Feb. 25 IL. L. and w. IL Ernest
NTH 20 d stls St sns si ; II of division.
1914 #, improved, dated Feb. Il (Aaster in
Chancery to the Newton Theological lnstitu- &
tom ...;.;;';..i;;- X; =, ,;;;
Nnrf1 g,i Slnte " .. ~ ~ D' Eoh s. sane r.
o aoiza ~ nnpto'eo' ui1eu SeD - to... s
North state s5r T. IL , q Dyis"n =, *
', II lhptusEau' nattu ~ - sSaaro - "-1h #
keeno! 81: - Il q II u, u nahaS
ct 'Hi Hai = y of rbIrtyttfT, A.
l7sN fl, dated Feb q (r Moran to D. B.Anm- :,
Il, a. nvii;
+. dnted Feb Ii tBassctt the Austin to g. g. ),
COOK Si i'm -
Seward st. lb It Of West Slxteent q , 7, Tu5lUo ~,
T. impf91Hea: q1 aatea Feo' i" 'ne"iS oi"uA 1
iv1r
, 1880-02-28
PROVISIONS.

HOG PRODUCTS-Ware quiet except in changes
and steadicr. The chief features tn the market werc
nm apparent falling Off in the export demand for
meats, und widening Of the premiums paid for
carrying pork and lard from March into April Liver
pool was dull on lard and I'd lower On neats, und
hogs here were quoted Sc lower.
Special reports to the Cincinnati Price Current show
the number Of hogs packed ut the aforementioned
places since Nov. to date and latcst mail lntes
follows. compared with same date ind to the close of
the saaspu Inst ye1r: y,
, 1880-02-28

HOGS-Trnde was fnirly active but p!IeesT IeeTt",.
wekEwere u fact about &c LEVER m ahap i4l . aad
Of heavy, mt <+sl45 The receipts were 51s srIers
for either Of the previous days of the weeR oas
sales dragged the decline Most OF the hoGs "a
closed out howereE and the feeling It t1a siiq fr
fArly steady ut fur light uud At $aat, ~
poor to extra heavy: There were numerous saes ~
, 1880-02-28

The exports Of butter from this county ara
only per cent of the production: thoS Of
cheese IL per cent s1sgl:si people cat far n1oee
cheese than butter. 1t is staple food among
iabofaug men In England.
, 1880-02-28
COMMERCIAL.

The following we're the receipts and shipments
of the leading articles Of produce IN this city
during the rwenty-four hours ending at = O'Clock
Friday morning, and the corresponding time
for last year:
, 1880-02-28

The returns indicate total falling on In the pack
ing of the West equal to about 6N,W hogs for the
four winter months
md closed above the latest prices OF
su.;2~ for round lots spot, or seller March. s119
1ls3& seller April, and seller May. Sales
were reported Of HID brls seller afnrch at x1171.
l5 19o b,ls :s1!eF e Ap@ ~ = III 5;. l Il s., IND L
LA1sD-Sold n shade higher, and closed about the
came as the previous evening at = Is for ronnd
seiler Mny. Sales were reported of $780, tcs
seller March at z 125s.s1 10 tcs seller April ut
E5.9!E@IyE and go tcs seller May Ut
Total, 14s1l tc4.
MEATs-Were UNCHANGED Green meats were
moving freely. local futures rather less active
and the export movement WIS quiet Sales were re-
u Mq5Sh, mS ~ selIes AP5!, ana 81 *sd5 see! May;
clears t6a}; 175U lbs green hams I557c tor is
lbs nvee4ces and SIC for aJ-lb do Prices Tor the
p1rtlv-Cured lots: ~'
, 1880-02-28

%ppoas %%poaa Of paFei clocf e Each Of these bars is
graduated into ten equal parts OF = fhe s SANG y
1Snsh aa as thGSS Gf the lie qaadrant and
semicircular plates are also SO constructed
as to slide upon the. fixed bar, thus s
forming a base-line Of any conSehIens s.l.
or assignable length. with TINS nlstIu,
anil. and the adjacent sides, one side and tlio
e.iiacenL angles, or olle angle and the opposlt
side are given, to find the other factors, may
lie pcrforlued iustantaneously without calcu,
lation. Having for exanpis one a;sr ang.s a1,a r1.
wolves The graduated bar upon the quadrant
If The angle is less than right angle, and
1non the se1nicircle if it Is ohtuse, until the
prppcr angle is registered. Tie Then refolseS
The second bar until triangle IS formed
whose sides are exactly proportionate to those
given. and reads off the second anssie IRON
fhe ulate. To find the third it Is only nec{,s-
sar,: to subtract the sum OF the Two alfeaay
aScertained from 1So. In the means1M;e, ;se,,ht the
been registered upon the second moyaoie
bar, The problem Is consequently solved
without reference 10 the sines, cosmos. anu
1elious iogaritllms with which trlsonomet1y
abounds-
A NEW USE FOE TEE TELEPHONE.
Hitherto it has been matter of some diff
Guilty to determine the time of flight OF small
arm projec.iles, owing to the imposs1bllity OF
seeing them strike. In a series OF expert
ments made by the United States Ordnance
Department, this difficulty has been over
come by the use OF the telephone. Tue te1e-
phone was connected with two Blake trans
mitte1s, one placed near the gun, the other
III front Of and near the target. The time
between the report of the gun and sound OF
the ball upon the target was measured Dy q
s;op-watcll The observations. founded on =
large number Of experiments, never differed
more than quarter Or half OF second from
watch being IrutraIixed by the delay in stop
ping it. 1t was found that the time OF transit
was affected By the wind, being shortened by
a rear and heightened by head wind
Journal of the TcictTr0ph.
, 1880-02-28

sHEEP-were In light supply In good Semanr 4
frrn Sales wero noted a. H5batas5. The atIes .n1s
paid for small flock Of Leieeste T Ws
quote poor to choice at Il Is per l1 lus
SHEEP SALES. VII.
No. DR.. Prtc<|No. 4r. Prtex.INo ~; drst KS
D. &c S525i s. 3lambsle5 Sis5| s6.--..-LE!t I'M
@.......lG 900 &-..-..- 80 -45o| l:'....'-'H'
, 1880-02-28
LIVE STOCK.


CArrLE-There was no perceptible Improvement
in the demand yesterday. but the smaller receipts and
the slightly firm tone OF advices from The East led tq
Increased business here No Advance was g8ined
however, the DAYS trailing being done At substaH@
TALLY Thursdays prices. The quality OF the oaerinGs
was not very desirable There were few lots thas
could properly be classed choice. and the percens
age of good cattle was below the average Of the past
few days, and. Us will be by reference to she
published sales, the bulk OF the trading was done At
prices ranging from Si-s5 downward to Ga Ihe
highest reported sale 8 head. averaging l5s Is
at 500. Martin Bros sold them: Stockers .eEe u
demand at $.s5936, and butchers STOCK II &aasA.t
But little stun LETT oyer and the ma1xet closea
firm and steady.
QUOTATIONS.
E1tru steers, weighing Lt1 ,o,t ;,
n3 And upwards :;oa;s
weighing l,3D to 800 ns-.. LaA6+"
eE1e ns LIS to S sses 4s1s4n
inn n. ta I'm ss u las n...' a5tI
Butchers StOc4-i!o5r-fU common steers ana
SonnGn Geihnr 8 IS eno1cS ?" @ eSEs ioe cs .asa5
stpS1 III tommon ca'ue "ss 2ass5
1nisT1orisnt eie n1d ana INN eo"s' .uaa
yeals Der iN aaSia
, 1880-02-28

,o,+i,ps of the Baltimore s. Ohio. PennsyiEuEna
contr,l Eric. and New York Central, by means
- a trat,1c agreement which has been entered
tn+o hct,yeen the Mobile s. Ohio Railroad ana the
C,1ro & yipccnnes Railroad Tho latter nne
,1eo h,- ,vay ar the Paris s. Danyille anu Eastern
1,l;no,s Roads. has now 4 through and direct
communication with Chicago.
New York views ubout the stock market: Tho
New York Times Of Wednesday says the downs
x,.,,,1 mnvcment Of the day before was gener-
"a1u '"'' -. .rox,-"ti,-a .,rt1cs rs befnr
ally regafoeo III coll's. -. -. s.rooror but nt
almost purely artificial IN us ena1'eAe', uut ="
s+soen+ ,,nwnrn,uted advance In many OF the
t.e".,ss.,a,., +.no,ca ,,oss;b1v constitutes an
souta~es.etn tn n 4e current speculation.
element OF danger 1T lue eutlcn' "p~o"t.Hc ~.
On the other hand, the nk-llne sl'nres Anu
~, ta,orr,nh stocks are strongly held BY PROM
!s,'t an.a1tsts ,rho hu,o every facility for ar
rl,ins ut n correct estimation of tho value OF
the properties. The E1cniHG t'oat thousat tnaI'
considering the pressure to which the market
na oeIe Is ,;,, ,,,a1o ,,,snectip,- the money
which nave oeen n'noc ~. 49,, 10.
afnu. t has shown surprising steudincss An
s;n.,srcnrlv wenk market would have given way
.'..N -hso, ti,os +ha amount Of the present
decline. The Tribune gives It's moral support
to the idea of specie shipments und records the
toars 1hat @ were expresscd that the market might
4c'is .1l - tho o,lI,,.o l,-o that nP
be on the eve OF nnotnet cu.tnr7o *.A~ -.
last November. II was rcallzca tns.t ~ A'hs
instances stocks are much higher thnn they were
1,ofore that hreak. and that instead OF gold now
no,r1ne into the country, our large importations
P'ate 49, No., -, -. 49,, a,--,,,ty ,,,, tha onac,,-
T. s;ss ii g soss sss s
49, r1,o 1f-o,71 thipss Tho strength OF the
pon!'" ~ '"'' ~ +. 80. ~. .;,s,o+ax. ,,,,o
market did not please tne s1eat l fpeeu Tuhn' S ~
Joseph stocks. the Ohio s. Mississippi stocks, and
Iron Mountain, and VINO may pernnPs ~ eur ~;
, 1880-02-28
MINING STOCKS.


SAN FRANCISCO, Cal Feb. 277.-The following
are the closing quotations at the Stock Board:
, 1880-02-28

Speeta, D1pateh to The Chicago 7rtoame, 7n;n,e ~
ALuASr. n. r. Feb. E.-BE!EvES-Kece,pt' nnd
cars; Inst week Sc with unusually llen. II1 most
through shipments the smallest even ht1
the latter passing over the Erie: me ennn,tfe. OF
ruled tame and quiet The lHr.e nms1tek 70
dressed beef .eceveu East has caused tue hite th9
fnl Oh. There Is II demand for catue. hnre neeu
w4nts from other sections OF the countsy nrdtuafJ
very moderate; sales small at *iO!aN ~
to good; $s5xsu for choice and selecteu- week.
SHEEP AND LAMnS--itecetpts y eans' ~ ~ Il
and lambs at IS UTS75 Tor common 'e e0''~"
To the ITester7, dssoetattd PFesa. - ..,oads,
ALBANY Feb. ..7-CATrLE-Eecelpt = Ss1asa1 u fr,de;
limited demand both for Eastern Hna MMtSx5ul
prime st-yFs {t3itaiU; bulk OF sales sts. demand
SuEEr ASi3 3LAMHs-Receipts, ~ ciI-! n. good,
moderate; common 10 fair Sheep sat1E :; III: Eoo+s
si4u; prime, 81 lambs. common ~ 1a1'
&7!01; extra, Si-SA
uUFFALO. .on-
BUFFALO. Feb T.-CATTLE-Keceptss, ,tH~pr: buf
signed through, O cars: market cul su acrs nt {{s
few lots pnsold; sales Of good to cnolce s'ee
@4.7D- z amf: con.
sellers apart; tending down. quotah.e r ~ e as
Western sheen IS lb!s5 Is; choice t. fancJ' se|7
fair to cholde Western lambs. .nronga ii
HDGS-scceIp.s tn-Lry, s.tlt: ccIlsineu buteE3
c1rs; market dull and dropping: run ne enrerug S45
holding on hoping obtain conces5tnns ios of me-
GL55 tor good to choice Workers.; 1ew Philadet.
dunn heavy at $4Tj9I.45; one lOad e4nn nn3oh
phins $3.50; pigs <3..5S4.35; full Il caEs re'n1D4
NEW YORK. IN. not
NEW YORK, Feb. E.-HEEyE5-Receipus ~ fsntnx
much change in selling values, but m e's'' :.
, 1880-02-28

LUMHER-Continues in good demand and .,o, );
dealers are asking for stun to arrive tsa1 s2a n
got for IL last fall The following is the price lit, UT
First and second cleor. and inch: 't' r.
First and Sect,nd. 1ifMS11x inch ~
, 1880-02-28

GENERAL MARKETS.
BEANs-Wero quoted at sl.253L4A Good mediums
have sold ut s1-30 per bu.
BROOM-CORN-Was unchanged Small orders
make up bulk Of the trade now, and the published
list Of prices Is usually adhered to.