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ADVANCING ARTICwARD.
The GuInnre Puts Into 81. John
Slightly Disabled - Ehe COrwin
Heard from in the ley
Northwest.

San Francisco, July ga Port Lawrence
dispatch says the schooner Isabel, Just from
the north, brings the following written re.
port, under date Of Analaska, June 3d. 1880
"Arrived: United States revenue cutter
Corwin, twelve days from San Francisco
All Well. C. s. HOPPER, Captain"
II will be remembered that the Corwin
was despatch d with supplies for the ice
bound arctic whalers and James Gordon
Benefits polar exploration vessel, the
jeanette.
THE ARCTIC STEAMER GULNARE.
New York, July GA special from St.
Johns, New Brunswick, says the Arctic ex-
petition steamship Gulnare under com.
mand Of Captain Palmer, fifteen days out
from Washington, was towed into the harb0r
of st, Johns this morning by the tug Daisy.
The voyage of the Gunare over the first
stoge of her proposed cruise is almost com.
pletelv uneventful. Her boiler
showed symptoms Of weakness shortly
after leaving Washington, and gradually
the polar steamer had to rely on Der sails
for her propelling power, Her fire boXe:
completely collapsed, but a prudential
course, taking steam off the W ole machinery,
was adopted, and without hesitation the Gul.
rare SAILS The ships company are all II
good health and spirits sud asticipst
eventual success, 1t is probable at least 1,
fr;Hight will be required to put the engine
department of the Gulnsre in good, reliable
condition, and it is fortunate the t there were
ample facilities in st. John to supply all the
steamers requirements.
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SOMEWHAT SPEEDY.
Knight Templar, at Detroit, Makes
the Fastest Three-Quarter Dash on
Record Other Races.

Detroit, July S.-The Detroit jockey club
meeting opened at Hamtromick course yes
terday. The three-quarter mile dash was
won by Knight Templar, Big Medicine
second, Lewis Gwynn third. Time, 1:14&&
This is the fastest time ever made for three
quarter mile record, the next fastest time
previous to this being by First Chance, at
Philadelphia, October 18th, 1878. The
second race, mile and half dash three.year-
third. Time, 1:43a (O. Third race, mile
heats for four-year.olds. Harry Bishop came
in hrst, but was distanced for foul riding /;
Cannon second was given the race. Time,
l:542, LOS.
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Escape of q Convict.

Special to the Herald.
Heane, July ST. T. Trice, convict.
guard on r. j. Whites plantation in the
Brazos bottom, was overpowered to-day by o
negro convict, Henry Wilson, sent from
Travis county, for term of six years. Trice
was guarding twenty-four convicts. While
his attention was on one who was fixing hi:
pillow, Wilson grabbed bis gun and told him
to dismount. Wilson did not wait for q
second command, but instead Of the rest
of the convicts irving to get away, they all
tried to capture Wilson, but he stood them
off and mounted the horse with the gun in
his possession and rode off. Wilson'S black
negro, aged twenty-four years, weighing
about 150 pounds. He is riding bay pony
branded S inverted, on the left shoulder.
There were numb r of convicts who have
q larger period than Wilson.
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Democratic Barbecue at FairVicu
Springs.

Special to the Herald.
Kosse, July S.-The Democratic barbecue
at Fairview Springs to-day was attended by
at least three thousand people, assembled
from Falls, Limestone and Robertson counties,
and was a great success. The speakers
present were Governor Boberts, Senator
Maxey, Representative Mills, Hon, W. W.
Lang and Dr. Rankin. General Chambers,
Greenback candidate tor yice-pre.dent, was
detained at his hotel, suffering from injuries
sustained in falling while disembarIilng from
the Central train last night. The discussion
between Roberts and Lang occupied the
forenoon and was highly interesting.
Roberts gave an account of his administra.
ton. and asserted his full sympathy with free
education and immigration. Lang pitched
into Roberts heavily in regard to taxation,
the public schools and the public debt. Both
were much applauded, butt was evidently
a Roberts audience. Senator Maxey, after
reviewing his congressional work, made an
able and effective campaign speech, being
greatly applauded. Congressman Mills created
enthusiasm. Both speakers, particularly
Mills, directed their argument against the
Greenback movement, and were too much
for Dr. Rankin, who, however, battled man
fully for that cause All the speakers held
an audience together, and save Rankin
paid handsome tributes to the brave and
true soldier.statesmsn Hancock.
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STATE SPECIALS.
ROBERTS, LANG AND OTHERS TALK,
Deputy sheriff Killed AT Gainesville
Abe Rothschild in Irons-Sena.
tOrial Convention at Whit
ney-Escaped Con.
Vict-Deadin
Car, Etc.
Special to the Herald,

SptcIal 10 lle hcralu'
San Antonio, July San Express special
from Fort Davis says; Sergeant L. B. Ca
ruthers, of company E, 'FRONT.' Battalion,
assisted by Sergeant Yeker and four privstes,
having received information Of the where
abouts of the gang of robbers who recently
operated on Messrs. Senders & Sedenboms
store, Of this place, start(d
from here, a few days since,
to make their arrest. On the Sd instant,
within fifteen miles of Del Norte, they came
upon the gang, who began to retreat. A
running fight for mile drove the robbers to
the rocks, where, being well fortified, they
made bold stand, The Fingers
charged, giving them hand to hand
fight. The robbers fought desperately, but
soon surrendered with the loss Of Jesse Ora
ham, alias George Davis, formerly Of Will
hanson county, killed. jesse Evans,
Charley Graves and August Gross, alias
John Guenter, were lodged in Jail. One
| horse was wounded. The rangers lost
private Bingham, formerly of Deni-
son, killed, and one horse wounded.
On the 9th inst. Joe Dwyer, superintend-
ent of George CrosSon's sheep rancho, acc!.
dentally came upon six men, who leveled
their rife on HIM, and demanded his surren'
der. After asking OF him number Of
questions, closely inspecting his horse, arms
ETC., they told him the whole layout was moi
worth a d-n; that he coulC
90; that should they require any meat, they
would call upon him, When asked who
they were, thy answered ITS none Of
your ID business" No information as tC
who the party were or what was their bust
| moss can be obtained.
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Nephew PeltOn Dead

New York, July S.-Colonel Pelton,
nephew of exGov. Tilden, died at the Ev-
erett house this morning.
The remains of Colonel Pelton have been
removed from the Everett! house to the resi-
dence Of Ex-Governor Tilden. Colonel
Pelton had been ailing for some days, and
on Monday was taken seriously i'll, death re-
sulting from embolism of the heart at a. n
to-day. The funeral takes place Friday at
No. Is Gramercy park, and the remains will
be conveyed to New Lebanon for interment.
Ex-Governor TildeD, his brother Henry and
Colonel Polton's mother and daughter we're
present at the death. bed.
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THE FORTY.DAY FAST.
DR.. Tanners Eleventh Day WithOu
Food His Condition Reported
Excellent.

New York, July S.-At2 o'clock this after
noon DR.. Tanner, who is attempting to fast
forty days, entered upon the eleventh day Of
his fast. At that hour his pulse was 80,
temperature 10, and respiration IA. Some
excitement was caused this morning by II
statement from DR.. Bradley that a sponge,
saturated with nutritious liquor, had been
found near DR.. Tanner, but this was denied
by the physicians on watch.
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He IN Halted.

New York, July s.-The police board was
served this morning with q temporary in
junction, issued by Judge Van dassen,
restraining members from officially recog-
nizing General Smith in the place of Com
missioner Voorhees,. The board is required
to show cause on the 10Th inst. why the in
junction should not be made permanent. The
effect of the injunction will be to leave mat
tiers just as they were before General Smiths
demand for his seat, Commissioner Voorhees,
holding and exercising the duties of the
off,na
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Senatorial Convention at whitney

"t
Special TO thu Herald.
Whitney, July S-The senatorial conven.
ton of the Twenty-second district, met here
to-day, Hon. John NJ. Moore, temporary
chairman, and Colonel V. II. Ivy and +. o.
Call secretaries. Cap.sin S. G. Upshaw, Dr.
A, W. douglass, j. W. Gilman, of Fill,
and DR.. Thomas Moore, of McLennan, were
placed in nomination. Thirteen fruitless
ballots were made, when Moore and Gilman
were withdrawn. McLennan county cast her
vote solid for Moore up to his withdrawal ;
Upshaw receiving on every ballot two thirds
of the Hill county vote, the bulk of the
Douglass vote coming principally from John
son. After the thirteenth ballot, which re.
suited in 81 for Upshaw and 80 for Douglass,
General L. S. Ross, of Waco, was placed in
nomination by Mr.. Ramsey, of johnson,
seconded by Captain r. FL. Savers, of Hill,
and supported by Upshaw. Before the ballot
commenced, Upshaw and Douglass with
drew, when the nomination of Gen. Ross was
made unanimous William E1monds, of
McLennan, and Z. 0. Call, of HILL, were
made permanent secretaries.
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Formulation of Atchison

Atchison, Kas, July s.-The census enum-
orators of this city closed their labors to-day.
The total population foots up 1880, gain
of s,076 over the census of 1870, This does
not include my ofthe suburbs Of the city /,
which properly belong to it, but are outside
of the corporation limits. The returns give
the city population emitting her to or
game us city of the first class.
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Another Disappoint ted Town.

Vincennes, Ind, July s.--The census
enumerators of this city have not yet maio
their complete returns, but enough is known
to show that the figures will be somewhat
under 5000. While this will be disap.
pointment to many, It will show very fair
ratio of increase from 5000 in 1870.
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ChicagO's Population.

Chicago, July S.-Supervsor of Census
Wright having completed taking the census
of Chicago, gives 500, s45 as the actual popu.
lation of the city. The only changes in this
total will be made by possible discovery of
errors in the footings of enumerators and
bureau officials, and probably will not make
a difference of hundred either way.
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A Corpse in n Central Car.

Special TO the Herald.
Corsicana, July S.-When freight train
No. II came in tonight at p. m. the corpse
of man was found in an empty grain car
with several gashes cut in his head. From
the appearance of the car it looked as though
quite struggle had ensued. The body
looked to be that of man of about twenty.
two years of age, dressed as cowboy. The
car was direct from Hearne and was bolted
on both sides.
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Gas for Brenham.

Special TO the Herald.
Brenham, July S.-The city council to-day
closed contract with G. A. Hill, of Calves
ton, for the erection of gas works, tho city 10
be lighted with gas by the first Of October
next,
Crops are fine. No cotton worms to do
any material harm yet.
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Deputy sheriff Killed at Gainesville

DTtVTWI
Gainesville, July 9.-Charlie Scott was
shot and killed about four o'clock this even
in at the race course in this city by Joe
Blackburn. Scott was deputy sheriff and
was trying to put Blackburn ont Of the ring,
when Blackburn shot him. Blackburn is
now in Jail,
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Railroad Man Married.
Special to the Herald.

Palestine, July ST. G. Denny, ctiet
clerk of Colonel II. NJ. Hoxie, in the general
railroad office here, was married to Miss
Grenelle to-day and left on the. o'clock
train for an extensive bridal tour.
Colonel G. A. Wright leaves tonight for
Dallas on railroad business.
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N.w orleans Onrsmeu yic,or,ous

Philadelphia, July s.-First heat, senior
single souls, won by Mumford, of Persever-
ance crew Of New Orleans, by two lengths;
Musgrove, of the st. johns Of New Orleans,
second. Time, II minutes 10 seconds.
Young did not row.
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ALL IN ASHES.
valuable Business Property Dcs-
trOyed ut East Doug as, Massa-
chuseits Over Thirty Build.
ings Rurn at Tyrone, Pa,

Boston, July S.-A dispatch from East
Douglas says a fire last night at Lee 6 Muir
docks mill and store house destroyed
property to the value of $4,000; partly
covered by insurance. The cause WAS hot
box in the main shaft. One tenement house
was burned. The loss on buildings was
S5O,00 the machinery $4,000, and on
sboddy and rags between $50 900 and $4,000.
AT TYRONE, PA.
Tyrone, Pa, July S.-A fire here this
morning destroyed about thirty buildings, in
Guiding banks, opers-housc and po:t-C flee.
The fire is now under control. The loss is
estimated ut $l60,000; insurance about
$4,000
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS,

London, July S.--There was semi.panic
on the Berlin and Paris..bourses yesterday,
owing. to the uneasy feeling in regard to
the attitude of The porte.
IRoQUoIs WINS.
The race for the Chesterfield stakes for
two year old colts and FLIES at the New
market July meeting, was won by Lorillard's
lroQuois; Lord Rosenberry's bay colt, Volu-
pIuar and Count F. de LsGrange's chestnut
FLY, Vale, running dead heat for second
place, Ten ran.
FRENCH VIEW OF THE EASTERN QUESTION.
| The Republiqus !rancais SAYS the Sultsn's
| refusal TO obey the powers would be equiva-
lent to adissclution oflis empire, and a for
fixture of power by his race. Anything
short of an absolute refusal will not require
the intervention of the powers.
GREECE ARMING.
Athens, July S.-The enlistment Of volun-
teers, principally from the Epirus and
Thessaly, isproceedng rapidly. Troops are
concentrating on the eastern and western
frontier Of Greece in consequence of the con-
centrating of the Turkish troops,
also to prevent brigandage in
the roads. The government has received
information that the porte is releasing all
Albanian maletaotors in the Consiantinople
prisons who will perform military service
in the Epirus and Thessaly,
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Abe RothscbiId and his Cell Mate in
Irons.
Special to the Herald.

Marshall, July s.-Abe Rothschild, the
murderer of"Diamond" Bessie Moore, and
E. j. Manus, a horse-thief, confined in the
same cell, are both in chains for attempting
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to escape to-day by saving the bars. Henry
Moore, the negro boy who conveyed the saw,
knife and file to the prisoners, was arrested
and Jailed by Sheriff Perry today.
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Wool rather more steady; domestic fleece,
4O@53; pulled, 22@50 unwashed, l5@35; Texas,
lS6p35.
Hides very steady and quiet; wet sailed New
Orleans 80 to 10 lbs, II; Texas, selected, 80 TO
10 lbs, ll1a@l3.
Night - Money 2@3; exchange, 4S2; Govt's
quiet but steady; new SIS ,l09& ;ih's, 1922; AS,
lOs1; State bonds dull.
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KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY, July S. Wheat - No. 2spot,
SEC; No 3 spot, 73hc.
Bacon-Clear, St4 rib and long, s.
NEW ORLEANS,


Pork active, firm and higher 13A@l4.
Dry-salt meats quiet and weak; shoulders,
loose, AZ; packed, Sex; clear ribs, -;
clear sides, -.
Bacon frmer; shoulders, 5N; clear ribs,
So: clear sid S, 81
Flour-market -irong;quoted: superfne, BOX !;
double, 4@A; treble, 4h@4; higher grades,
Lard higher; by the tierce, TX; key, at So.
Hams flrmer; choice sugar cured canvassed,
l0dll1s.
Whiskey steady; western rectifed, 10.
Coffee srong; cargoes ordinary 10 prime
Sugar quiet but firm; common to good COM
mon, -; fair to fully fair. 7H@s; prime
tochoice, sJs@ss; yellow clarified, 81,
Molasses dull and nominal; inferior, -;
common, %; fair, -; centrifugal, - !;
prime to choice, -,
Rice flrmer; ordinary to choice, 5h@A.
sights at 50 so premium; Sterling bank, 4Sc;
COnsols, 4,@9S.
ST. LOUIS.
ST, Louis, July s.; : Flour higher;
w6esl higher; No red fall oS,l@Ni cash.
90@h.
Corr higher; S4,G; cash, 3i1l for August.
Oats lower; 231s cash for August 80
Whisky steady, / OS Pork higher. 10 10
Lard higher, s s5. Bulk meats highers
shoulders, 4 s.; ribs, lO;, sides, . oos
Bacon higher; shoulders, 8 -; ribs, 10; sides,
8 so.
ST. Louis, July s. Hogs steadys
Workers. and Baltimores, 30@4 40; pack
ing, a 25@50; butchers and select, 50@t 60;
receipts, & 600; shipments, s,lOO,
Cattle steady and unchanged; native grass
cattle flrmer, but not quotably higher, 4 7os
good 10 choice shippers, 35@85; light to fair
Steers, 8 sO044 %; cows and heifers, 60@S 20,
grass Texans, 2 259S 90; receipts, 2,lOO, ship
ments, 900.
Sheep 6rm and unchanged; fair to choice NUT
tons, 35@4 90; receipts, $685. shipments, go
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GALVESTON,

GALVESTON, July S. - Receipts net, 20Z;
gross, -; exports TO Great Britain, -
France, - channel, -; continent, -s
coastwise, -; stock, 5,464; sales, - bales;
market closed nominal.
OrulharN ''''..''''''.'' pa
Good ordinary neutrality-suspicious.. 9H
Low middling Observation-Disclosures. ......... 106
Middling. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ..m.... l1h
Good middling ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 11T
, 1880-02-25

Special nhpoteh TO The Chicago Tribune.


HOsTt,N, Feb. 2l.-As predicted TN Saturday,
tho stock market NpaNCd atrUIlK and notive to-
dNy, Nlthuuyh there weru u !Sw weak e},uts, with
Il lower tendency 10 hu n0tc. Al IL general rtllo
values were steady Or higher. In r.Irunl shnreA
Atchtson s. 'rappkn sold Mt t4t1iGtl4l; Kansas l.
Lawrence sonthcrti, B4s; Fort scHt common,
4; a. preferred, ~ C",tncIl n!u,I4, ivHss3g:
l!tltle Heck. .AAqtat: lttehson s Nebraska, 7sGt
TN Flint y lure MMrluctto n.lr-
ilhBfMl ~ Npbrnskl, HlA; Cincinnati t. Enlltl,a.
ky, l!6bl7t GhfcuKo. Elintnn u Dubuque, Gf;
Htn!ttser1l Ka,lsua & Western, a.; Wisconsin
Valley cs1nMot. advanced fr1,n 85 tu 10. AtchI-
st'1, K1nrnntuctl ~ sold ut l1Ui; Fort ScOft ~,
l9a; Kansas & LaWru1,co Southern IL, ~: Co,,t-
publican Valley IL. Eastnrn Division, llt,: DO
Western division, l0l1s; Mnr1tiette, ltollxGtou
& QntoMngon tia, 10; New hfuxtts, In, iWA.
Mining Ht.lcks wcro active md higher, With
MAteF!nf Improvement IN several Instances.
t4dtul Rt.Nk4-fIr0nkiEna 1uoHt Nctivc; nrgG
snles ut G!f. Owing to tho prospect Ut Eomn 1T
ta lAnd tctng included in tho row park -EyAtcia
lUI.
FOtEIGN.
LONDON, Foh. .4.-Consols, os a-lG; for account,
08A.
American scc,irlllos-New 6s, 100; AVS, lion;
4, lGA; l!liEo!s Central, l0as<; Pennsylvania
Ceatrl!, GIa; Erie, 4DA; SECONDS, WA; ReAd.
pAius, Feb, 2a.-lloutcs, 81 30c.
, 1880-02-25
= V0 w IOltNS
Special Dtspdf<h TO Tns CHICAGO Tribune.

spettal Dtspdt*h to tn cAttaco 7Hb1nt'
NEW YOllk, Fob. H.-GHAtN--Wlntar wheat prarl-
Ink at m advance Of about lHssc a bu, supso-
quenty Yielding n,nteTtalI,, but r'1iyng toran tho
close sllshtty. and lcuyins Oh In tho inesauco OF
sxpo1t M W deailngs I chi chiouy IN No. rod, % snslnR
wheat advanced nbnut 70 pet hiit sprtnR wns also
quoted hlsoF but IRREGULAR and without much hnl-
Iva IN n,odanan asmnnd n. .,,onscT nrco., ahont
NJS ~ III 'uoaanto u1nA.'H w sao"hs' p,isos' "upas
800 bu prime stato sold a. hfHe, prime
f,ntndn It'll bOpd hDeo m h12h M Ect
h.o,i,., a., ~, ,,ow... ..,t =, ~ tt,.I.~ 4,,,,
a ooaslond f9r nay aevos, sola ~ Me nario5 dn!!1
NO. bt4Rht Cnnada sod III Sl 70 arrive Oats fairly
nc cklyG, uix cd showing nn lnpr5yep1nt OF 4G4ku lUt
hu. sria. m rsm,rtcd NJ atTs In NJ h,t 1,hc nu
urarMtn nf sest,s il, Stnro Il 11Slu1S hi ~ nrHst
fsts HI ~, ,H.f ,omav Vii III III Eat II ~. "nd
trrs = h, Eah II HI y" He| ~ 4o'' A9
7'ffiistsrx@M,v"nk ~ ~ '.'''
itnt.vnsIt'vai1,c proarc,x t,8o rnnn,o-, ,,,,x.
t,r WHY ~ H. M t~ ~
~ He<iimWrx r.t,H. ~ IA ".. nj III ~
NV; saiss II is@ pfIs otI 1t oter fnds ,it.tI
%nnnnh ~ ~, tsr r,.ssI hn~. IL nneo
Na%n.t " ~ ttLi.s: WI uks ~ u
s'r"., lit ~ rs su FIJI -
lilCs iii NJ In IL nynr,gn 7,SH ittr. itnc.n ~
, 1880-02-25
Withdrawn from stnro during SATURDAY nul
Monday for city consumption: 1a,5i0 bi wheat,

Monday for city consumption: 1a,5i0 bi wheat,
MI hi corn, At hi rye, B.2l0 bl1 barley.
The following grn'u wits inspected into store
in this city yesterday morning: II cars No.
winter wheat, 2 cars Mixed a5 cnra M. 2 spring,
II cars No. to- y ours rejected, cars no gr7llG
tA2 whcnt|; 100 cars No g corn, Oi cnrs high
mixed, ~ cars now mixed, ours rejected C113
corn); II cars white oats, U cars No. Mlxctl, 0
cars rejected, car no yrldn cs onts); ears M.
2ryo; cir No. bnrley. II cars extrl: cur feed,
Total, 40 cars, or o07O 900 bu. Inspected NIT: ~
50 bu whcnt, l50 00 btu corn 3.1a. b,l oats, 4ss b,
rye, nnd LIT btu barley.
Tho lending produce markets were rnthor
Btcndy vGstctt1Ny. with n fair VCNmo of business
, 1880-02-25
PHILADELPHIA,

PHlLADELr11tA, Feb. A.-FIoun-trn, Mtnnosoan
ex.ras. medium, tdo1 good. ndaHi choice, A1ss
fancy, t7.01; Atnaesosa patent procoSx H7a2AA Rye
nuuF nrul, at AUn
uRAlA-Whcnt-nemaadu uottyoi No.3 red In clo-
v4tor, glt0s4 No. rod. February $lt0< bid, {l.bl
asked, March. yitosS bid. sltox asied, April Il1iA
bid. slblA astodj Nay, slblN bid, slhlH nskod. Com
AfnlI Western ml1sd on track, s1<a7Hoi Western
1sjactsd, m9aEfo, sall mlxod, February, t84o bid,
53te askedj March afo bid. SIC axke. April 6sc pit
$40 a4kedi May. blto bid. A5lo askud Outs Quiei
1g1a unchanged.
l'aoylsi9SsI,22sleMs 2 Il bqs M STEADY. hesf-Mcss. aan
pichied 1ijA51o. lard~-weslurn kostis. E.i1lt3Oi
do ttDaLn, }1.7ht1.h -'-'
Nov fotk Slate and Bradford County exttas, Xxsao;
Wss.er9 ttesorrs ex!,s. 2ssa7d' do good 70 ahoics
tuEksx-Qalsss aioameFy, lA9tQte, do good, w
FETuuLxuM-Quiot but st4adlt refined, no
WuI5Ky-ln GoVd deMaud II tLM
, 1880-02-25

DosToH, Fob. 3A-F1or,s--1n moderate demand,
chotca grades hold f!rm; Western nuparlne. Sanna
f5lat3dasg minnesota do fG0097.2j; wtntor wheat
Oio and Michigan, fG4137,l0; Illinois and INDIAN.
Hit017.zs' IT, Ion!s, fds77J: Wisconsin md Mfnne-
sota patent process sps!ng nhoats, s7oaaW; winter
thtAiS-t3rn qutot, mixed and yellow, age!o.
~ NJ. ido iaSfc. i.1S2sma S. iot". a. ''o' w.
8,uD bu, -
EtHpMESTB-F1Qurt 4b bra.
, 1880-02-25

M! nv ,as n mu m~sn M ~ @
ati,sa ri i!,s xpIre portion - thS woek d las
a. hNNlrNt Hti1 for Tho ElrrcapunulhK two unyB Ut
lnst wcnk. Tho Mnrs spuct clly hoavy rrcoipls tho
sGft wratcr md to Eolnrss dflowsr pticss !ar ork
nna tho onrl{ teet!ns was m,tc' tlsntcsscd 'rSa*.
f!, Monday vi 10 nnd frn Saturday or n1tit tue.
Fnr E!nh 70 cha!so henvy lOls TUG demand wna nct.
wesits s,nd c1n,.nen mised 4 lnts 1ored s1oH n .y
fnlcs ranEnd fn 81 fnr akin. 10 st;o fnr rxtr
Philadelphia urAaes. tlnAng gMntntl0n1 wefp A.ahb
III for 1fKht and &t2i114 Gi fur IieAvJ.