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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-27
Terrible Suffering in the Islands
Off the West Coast OF
Ireland.
Popular Wrath In st. Petersburg
Against tho University Stu
dents Russia and Ger
many-9eneral For
eign Notes.
RUSSIA.

LONDON. Fob. as.-A Berlin dispatch to the
IaN Mall dasette Says: Russia appears inclined
to treat tho refusal OF Ohinn to ratify tho X ulda
treaty. II persisted In. ~ an affront. necessi-
tatinR diplomatic rupture. Ms tho treaty has
been signed by the Gar.
The journal comes to the eonc usiOn tb at the
opinion Expressed In tho recent German
pamphlet still holds good. namely: That the
feeIng exIstinR In Knssia that Germany will
not httaok her. can only proceed from tho belief
friend. and thnt the two countries have no fun
dnmentalIy divergent interests.
ST. PETERSBURG. Feb, ae Tho ofrlee Of the
hboliahed. aud municipal power vested In the
Commission Of Supreme Control under inde-
pendent direction Of Cen Louis MlikoH. En-
ergeti, measures will be taken against revolu-
tlonRry schsmes. Tho appointment OF Con.
Mlikofr gives general satisfaction, and con.
firms previous Indications that tho present
repreasiva msHaursa.
GoNpoN. Fob. 2G.-A PtrIs diapatch to the
Times says: Tho Inhabitants of 1T. Petersburg
are beginning to attribute tho recent Nlhllia-
tic crimes and msnaces to the stndsnts OF the
city. aud threaten that If any criminal not Ia
done on. tho twenty NTH anniversary OF tho
Empsror's Bccnsaion to tho throne they will
burn down the university. and lynch every
student who tnlIs Into their hands. Tho gov
ernment Is now forced. therefore,, 10 take meas
uras for tho protection Of the students
NEW YoHK. Feb. 26.-A Lond m special says.
on lie authority OF u IT. petersburg correRpon-
dent that tho Countess Hendrikof wife of ono
Of the masters Of ceremonies Mt tho Imperial
Court hns recently been ban iahed from tho En-
pre for saying that II the Empress should die
tn" Emperor would probably marry Princess
DalgonrkR.
hT PETEHsDUHa, Feb. GA semI- official state
meut says: H. Ia Imp sable to rectify all the
erroneous htem"nts published In tho foreign
press relative to tho explosion In the Winter
Palace. No msmber Of Tho Imperial family has
removed to other apnrtnehs since the e1plo-
sion. Tho Emperor informed the IMPRESS OF
the plosion the dny after II occurrea
No arrests have been made tn tho Winter
Palace. except those of the workmen occupying
the room where The explosion occurred. The
oynhmil o was iu al probability brought to the
paiaes In amnll Quantities by the pretended
cnrpenter. who had been working In the palace
since September last. and who Ia now supposed
to have been mechanical engineer. After
havlnR sent away his fellow workmen the indi-
vidual made his final preparations, ignited a
slow match and quilted the palace. Two other
carpenters are still Ia custody, md are more or
less suspected OF completely In the plot. Re
ports of Wholesale arrests In st. Petersburg are
uDfOIlndsd.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-27
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
A Nebraska Maniac Kills His Father and
Defes tho Neighbors.

New YonK, Feb. ~ An Omaha, Mob, special
aas aays; horribl. h tragedy m occurred I've miles
sanc ] son 81 a. Donohuc. one III tho h oidest al
wealthiest fruit growers and farmers OF O.os
county. procured a pistol and shot u horse, His
father Attempted to seize him and capture tho
pistol when the boy drew knife and stabbed
him four times killing him He then a'tem pt cd
70 kill his mother ard brother. but the latter
ialed him with club and his mother hed to
Tho maniac, pursued her. ba'terin9 In the
doors and windows with club. but being pro
vented from entering by the brother, returned
to tho stable whore he stabbed another hors @
and two dogs. company of alarmed neigh
bors tried to capture the maniac, who sought
refuge In n naighborinR cOrnfied. and kopt
them ut bay for several hours. standing knife
In hand. This morning he was caught aud
lodged In Jail.
PICTURE FRAME WORKS BURNED.
NEW YonK Feb aG Maas & Vahlens picture
frame and moulding works No 4gs Pearl street.
was burned tonight. Loss 100000,
TuE STEAMER ELpoRADo pEACHEp.
CINCINNATI. Fob 25 A dlapatch from Louls-
WILLIE anya: The steamer Eldorhdo struck II pler
Of tho bridge in daacenfiipR tho falls there to-
day. fllei with water and was beaahed. She
waa bound for Ht. Louis with Il cargo OF manu-
faatured iron valued at t2b.0O0: insured Tor
tiG 900.
BURNING or THE NEW BRUNSWICK HOUSE, OF
AssAMnLy.
ToRoNTo. Ont. Feb. 40 A report has renchcd
hcre that he House Of the Assembly. Mt Fred-
ericktnn. N .is on 'lre nm! thsro T. very little
hope for saving any part OF II. The Now Bruna-
wick Legislature was to opon there to morrow.
FogToFrICR oI,ERK ARRAIaNEp FOX HMEEzz1rr-
MENT,
WASHINGTON. Fob. 2G. Edwin 4. Hayea, Of
Tennessee, cterk In the pos.ofoe here wns
arrsigned 10 the police court to- day on n charge
If misconduct aud ambeyzlement III, wnivad
examination and wns committed to jaIl. Tho
amount alleged to have boon taken by Hayes is
$500,
A COAL BREAHER DEsTROvED ny FIRE.
PoTTBvIrIE Feb 2s-The breaker at Mount
Carmel. owned aud Operated by Montetine h
90, wRs destroyed by nre thta morning. The
breaker had acapacity IT 10 900 tons per month.
md was one OF tho oldest In this region. Loss
SIG 600.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-27
POLITICAL.
A Majority Of tho Indiana Delegates for
Blaine.

INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. 25 Delegates to the Re-
publican convention ut Chicago were elected
In all congressional dIetricts -dny. major
md several Washburn for second choice
rEEss CoMMENTs ON THE ACTION OF THE NEW
YORK REPUBLICANS.
New YORK. Fob 26.-The Tribune eongrat1l-
latos the Republicans Of New York upon the
harmony which prevailed In the convention,
and says: Tho convention will be certain to
have the effect OF making discussion OF the
presidential question. which began In earnest
among tho masses Of tho Republican party
after tho snap judgment in Pennsy lvania. more
vigorous and exciting.
The Herald aays: Resistance to n third torn
proved alt gether stronger than ybody dared
hopo or ventured to predict twenty four hours
ago.
THE IOWA pEMOORATR
DEa MONIES Iowa. Feb 2G-The Democratic
State Convention Will be held at Burlington
AprilT.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON. Fob. 2G In tho House Of Lords to-
day Mr.. Nonn's bill authorizing the purchase
OF seed potatoes for Irish tonant farmers was
read tho third time.
Tho House of Commons to-day was crowded.
Sir Stafford Nortbcote moved the resolution nf
which he gave notice on Monday last. providing
for temporary suspension Of any nom ber of
tho House named by tho npea ker or chairman
of committee who shall peraistently obatruct
tho transaction Of public business Lord Hart
ing,on strongly supported tho resolution. He
thought action In tho matter had been too long
delayed,
Lord Harrington maintained TINT the punish
mont prescribed by tho resolutions was too
slight.
MIR. Newdeeate. Conservative. criticised the
resolution ns inefficient.
Mr.. Finnegan. National Libera. said he was
In favor OF tho principle involved. but denied
that the Home Rulers we're ever guilty OF will
full obstruction.
Mr.. McCartby. Home Ruler. maintained that
It was inexpenient to Introduce new rules 80
near the end OF the present Parliament.
Mr.. kynan, Homo Ruler. denied that he has
ever favored obstruction.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-27
! Coffee and sugar Markets.

RIO JANEIRo Fob. 26.-Coffee Ia animated and
prices arc firm: good hrsts 6ll0o@Gl4bo reis per
1900 bags: weeks shipment. Channel and
North Europe As,ooo bags. to tho United States
1000 70 the Medite1ranean $500: week = sales
States $4,000 bugs. Mediterranean 5000: stock
l27 600 bags.
SANTOS. Feb. 26- CofYoe market very AMI
6H3ao reis per 10 kilos. Weeks shipments % 900
bags I'll 70 Channel. Europe and Mediterrn-
mean. Weeks sales: Europe Is 900 bags, United
States 5000 bnKs stock f46 600 bags
HAVANA. Feb. 2s.-Spanish gold 2a7sa2 37st
Sugar active. but lower: No. IL u. S s0Ys r-alt,
gold per arrobe: molAsses sugar Nos to 10
6D6s: mnscnyddo. common to fair, GaD63l
centrifugal. 90 degrees polar lzntion. s'aa1a Ex-
change dull and fiat.
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| they had no appreciation for tho splendid be
n,iilosnoes i Of life. Now, he held tho epiniont
which he did because he believed that the ordel
q ideas called socialism hnd curative power
Tor tho ideoua wrongs which had stuntef
mems souls, Another question brought forth
~, r swnt2n's a. views on the means Of slectina
an equitable distribution OF property. For the
world In general. no said. he was not sure tha,
fhs19 sa bn was eny other FL, method than TINT which
but Tor tho United States no proposed that by
political. peaceful and legal methods they
snoula get possession Of the agencies and pow
ers OF government.the executive. Legislative
and judicial. the Legislative governing both the
Others.
QUEEN VICTORIA uoNs1DERED
WhRt would you do" asked another anes-
toner. In the case Of woman who spends
947e.t 90 yea. on her own and her household
expensee; while portion Of her people are
s.a1yl9s r.,,d9 T. ! would xa!Iotine hsr promptly
convened at Hyde Park. oonslstipx Of twelve
a rs hap hneG you'd E he, for her ie and
to The M question % q bird ,srm and en pass,bo m
perla'ism. or what consequence. he said. was the
mere r. TORN whom they hal asysten which made,
form they had given them imperial facts Why
was II, he asked. thnt the Republic Of swIizer-
land had lasted Tor 100 years and that nobody
in bWitZerland ever feared n despotism? 1t was
owned piece Of land, and because al Of them
held 80 their hands rig and ballot. Men so
aceoutred never dreaded a despotism.
PARsELL. KHAENRy AND nisMARrK.
Another 1uestfoDer brought Mr. Hwintop to
tho consideration ~ Pnrnell. KeHrney and Bis-
mnr"k. whom he dealt with as q body, OF Par
neli be- said. he thought much. and tho position
OF Mr.. tarnella sisters In the agitation he
thought one Of the most remhrkabe things in
the history OF great movements. Miss Fan ny
Phrnell had written book. he said. and In n
preface to II hy her brother the latter had taken
ground which no Socialist could object to. He
also spoke npproylngiy Of Denis Ktarney and
lIlsmarck he out down MS the great reRIclde Of
the age, He had killed deposed and dethroned
more kings than nny mRu since Napoleon /. In
conclusion Mr.. Hwlnton briefly eonsidered tho
Nihtliat platform, which he said was tho most
noble that had over been put before any party.
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FL RE.
A House Destroyed and a Rider Injured.

At 1l:t5 O'Clock last night II fire. which has tho
appearance OF being tho work of nn inoendlAry.
broke out In the one-aiory franc dwelling and
grocery. located on Orleans street. between
DorEonols and Brond streets. This property
which was owned and occupied by woman
amount Of $3.50, and is inaured In tho Mer-
chants Mutual Insurance. Company. The enuse
of the fro could not bo asrertnned. owlI z to the
fact that the occupant WEH somewhat under tho
influence Of liquor.
horse attacned to Pelican No. "a hook and
ladder broke from tho truck and ran away The
rider, James Benton better known ns Jimmy.
was thrown to the ground and painfully In
Iured
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-27

GLASGOW. Feb 26.-Arrived February 25. Bark
Almar from Nav Orlaans.
LONDON. Feb. % The steamer Henmore. from
New Orleans. mas arrived at kpuen.
New York. Feb. 26.-Arrived: California.
Arrived Out Canada Ivy. Orator. Davonthre.
Good Hope. Nanny. Mapgerton Criterion State
OF Pennsylvania. Manitoba. Homeward; Ormo
for Darien. Hyperion for New Orleans. Scioto
for Nav Orleans.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 26-Arrived: February %.
Barks Minnie from Norfolk. Reynnri from New
Orleans; the latter lost sails and bnwnrks ana
Is leaking: ship Virginia from New Orleans
the latter lost bulwarks sails boat deck sw, pt
and a leaking badly. February 26 bark Ala
hama
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-27
GERMAN Y.

BERLIN. Feb. 2G.-Prince Bismarck has sub
mitted to the Bundesrath railway law bill for
tho creation Of q railway council and n bill Tor
constituting railway court. These measures.
1t is expected. will be- submitted to the Reich
stag Mt Its next session.
LONDON, Feb. 2e-The semi official Provincial
Correspondence OF Berlin In an article on
the recent attempt on tho Cars life. declares
that while tho Nihilists are gratifying their
thirst for obstruction and confusion by ruthless
attempts on tho monarch's life. the Pan Slavlsts
arc seeking to inflame the minds OF the people
for conflict abroad.
The Berlin correspondent OF tho Times re-
marks that this semi official utterance clearly
indicates an element which the German gov.
ernment believes might precipitate a breach OF
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-27
Dr. WIN. Alex. Greenc, Macon, Ga.

- I cheerfnlIy state that / have tested
the virtues and efficiency Of Colden's Lebig's
LIQUID Extract OF Beef In my private practice
sion. dyspepsia. loss Of appetite and nervous
nillictions. whom medicine had proven more
/ ever used in chronic alcoholism when H.,
stomach Is always irritable. and food required
to nonrish and invgorata. Sold by leading
druggists" ja29 1mD
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-27
A 0uart,its cutting ARRAY.

Between 8 and o'clock last evening on the
eve". head Of Marigny street. difficulty took
place between John Coy. George Demo VIM
Thomp on and George Robinson. during which
Thompson was stabbed In tho hrensI and
son received slight wound on the arm Mt the
hands Of the same party. Demo was arrested
and locked m
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-27
SOCIALISTIC LABOR PARTY.
Mr.. John Swinton Answers Questions OF
Their Principles, Objects and
Measures.
IN " Hera,d.}

What Is known as an Inquiry meeting OF the
Social Democratic party was held last evening
at Military Hall Bowary. and was addressed by
Mr.. John swinton. M. Swlnton did not deliver
set DISCOURSE but ansW Wered innnme merable
questions tonching the principles. objects and
measures OF the party. What he proposed.
he said. was such an equitable distribution OF
the goods q this life as would secure every
mars welfare. The aeeursed system In
existence had. he contended. SO branded
rnen that their souls we're gone; had 80 debased
eramped. and had SO disemoowelled them that
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-27

council Of foreign houdholdora aud funding
associations Of the United States. tngether or
separately, or other Responsible PARTIES be
authorized to manage tho funding The sub.
stitnte was ordered printed. and both II and
Riddlebarger's bill for the present were laid
aside. Tho Introduction Of tho substitute has
caused sensation. II ia said To have been
NEGOTIATED by prominent CopRressmen after n
conference with represen tRtives OF tho bond
hOldarg
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-27

The Indianapolis jour aat says "there Will,
we believe. be no attempt made In Indiana to
Instruct delegates, or give any particular
candidate boost by any action of these con-
yentlons. AS between the three candidates
now prominently named, Blaine, Grant and
Sherman, there Is no doubt whatever that II
a vote of the Republicans OF the State could
be taken, clear ma ajority are In favor OF the
nority would be about evenly divided between
Grant and Sherman
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-27
Ths virginia Dcbt Question.

RICHMOND. Va. Feb. 26-In the House
Deleaates to-day Mr.: Hamilton offered, as
substitute for Mr. Rtddlebarger's peuding debt
bill. a bill providing that h- sam Ak d Ia the
AcCullouch bill. about s32 900 oeo b. recognized
rs the principal OF the Stats dett: that per
new bonds be issued. exempt from State taxa-
uon. with coupons receivable for all taxes ex-
Sept those for the school fund. and that the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-27
Cutting Women.

At o'clock yesterday ut the house on st. Ann
street, between. Hnchehlave ard DorRenois.
Mrs. Roth and Matilda DecaRe we're assaulted
and cut by j. Roth. tho formers husband. Tho
wounds Inflicted fortunately were very slight.
Roth. whose offense was caused by whisky was
arrested and locked M.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-27

lloharHona bill establishing n line OF mail
steamsrs between New Orleans and South
American ports. The henrinR will be resumed
to morrow.
Tho RonRte Committee on Comm merce to- day
again noHtpOned action on the nomination OF
port or New OrlsRna
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-27
The kt. Landry ShrievRlty Contest ne
clded In favor OF ThOmpson.
ISpeclal to the Demnnrat.l

OrELousAs La. Feb. 26.-The contested elee.
tion case for the office OF sheriff of this parish.
Therein Y. q. Duson was ulaintin and y, NJ.
Thompson defendant. was decided this rveniun
in favor Of defendant. VON.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-27
ChattanooEa's Contribution to tho Irl.ll
Relief Fund,

CHATTANOOGA Feb as The city Of Chatta-
noega forwarded $1,000 70 day to Patrick Egan
secretary of the Irish famine relief fund. Dub
Irish neople
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Business Before ConkressIonal Commlr-

WASHINGTON. Feb 25.-Ths House postoff1ce
Committee to-day heard Messrs Hawley and
Hale. representing the commercial interests Of
New Orleans. In advocacy Of Rep resentative
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-27

The richest university In the world Is that
OF Leyden In Holland. Its real estate alone
Is worth over $4,000, 00O
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Formation or = GOl0red Medical AasOcla
tIOn

NASHVILLE. Fob. &C.. Tho negro physicians of
medical nssoeiation. with Dr. J. M. JaInison as
preeident
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-27

1t Is announced that Mr.. Tilden wants the
Democratic National Convention held ip st.
Louis.
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ncath Of a Prominent Arkanaan.

LITTLE Rock. Fob 26 - on. Thos. Fletcher.
of Lincoln county, formerly circuit judge In
Misaissippi and State Senator of Arkansas.
died hero to- day after u brief Illness.
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Slightly Injured.

But, Conery was yesterday slightly injured
by Il lump OF coal falling on him while at work
al the ship McGreKor.
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Reed's aIlt Edge Tonic prevents malaria,
, 1880-04-28

5ptei1t Dtspafeh 10 7hs Chicago Tribune.
BOSTON, tlnss., April @1.-Thu stock tnnrkot
Is fnirly activo and strong. Land stocks sten,!y
with Il slight nlvhncc. lenilroad bonds steady
for the most pnrt, and mining. stocks strong
with numerous BA!es. Home r,,llrOAds slightly
irregular with signs Of weakening among, both
Investments md slcet'nttvo; i,nston @ & albany
Now England, 4aA15o; Little !sock 1 Fort
a7H: PtrD Marquette, -; Huntington Missouri
III Nobrnska, l43; Chicago, Burlington & Quincy,
1.5!i: Cincinnati. sanduaky. & CLEVELAND, 100
1Jsf; Eastern. ;rifb35.i; l1nt1nnd, 6A; Rutland
prefrrrcd, .31; Gb.s8A: Atchison s Topeka. EjlD
1sH; knusus s. Southern, S0Qt80x; Atchta0n III
Eebrnskn, eonsl; ChicaEo T. Iowa In Nebraska,
1l1i<; Union Pacific, ~.
IL bonds Union Pnciao. stnk!nE-funl es
sold at 1l4H; Eastern 4hs. g.gG,1t; liart. :.
Missouri, AZ: now, a.; -. Kansas Sty. y.
LswrGnee Southern ts, soH; f. B9ston 2s! s Maine
Southern Pngto r., l0sY; rights IN Atchieon &
Topeka. lGplE; Fort Scott, 2fGt3h; Now Mex
leo e. Southern Pueblo: HD:4; st. Louis San
Francisco, h0A; BeIl Telephone, 0A01Os a
FORKIGN.
LONDON. April a7,-Consols, % sic.
American secllritics-Now is, 104X; lxs. 111ni; !;
a., 1OHA: Illinois Ccntrnl, 1U9A; Pennsylvania
Central, 6th; Erie, 44A; seconds. g3}z: Heading,
t..
Tho amount Of bullion Withdrawn from tho
Ignnk of England on bAlAnc0 to-day WIS E5.000
Tho rnte OF discount in opcn market for three
months bills IB VI; below Dnnk or England,
1-.s., silver Is nuoted at 81 IBID pence.
IAn1s, April .T.-ltenteB, E3f 6.hc.
, 1880-04-28

l'lNgt EAlONSs
I10n rTlODUC1Y-Wprn less nctlva md qufto ir-
rcRuar. Tho eArly market str0nR onc nt,d Tho
subsequent tonc rms staS I'LL near tho cosc. whcn
Tho market weakened rapidly under arRc offerings of
pork nnd FREQ seinrs ot shurt ribs Our hoE tnhrknt
uas steady. but lvcrroot reported tec'lnn Of ri In
lard and o number Of selioEs hoEo WIS incTcaaca by
tho lntcr wOnknctA In Fhcnt.
MEsa roltK-Advnncrdi ife pcr Drl. declined cc, md
closed l2u halnw tho lntc.t prices ut Mnnay NJ
ptG3 fnr round t0la, tne Ectlnr May. ttoAN*0ul$
scer ju.te, nn so 0a1 tollcr Jniy ea1os wcfo
reported Of i6.s3 brls noor Mny at os 1880
brs sulios Juno nt s!outalosi .H brs toor 1u'y Mt
t1data1oiSN. a,0D hrIs see. August At tlaIsNl0Ao'
Y. hri: n scss the Jsar nt ' and GO hr1' so'lro July
.,LAnl,--Adynfesd ~ Eot 100 ~; sn.i e9'sd about
iots, sas q solier May. tGS1 Gh seller jnne H,.d
RelIer AtnY NJ r. 7Ot7.a. ltl tcH seller juno nt E
Oil. and l0nn tcs solcr July nj s'1017a. Totnl
EiiMtcA.
..NEAra-aoid up 7{o on local futures, md dccincd
194e ffnm tic toi,. With weak fetllIR toward thv
close. Extnrt c,its Waro HaotahIy tnMc. md hnnis
.seay: sales wero reported 9f lsln9 lbs hhohlAOts
solIrE May. NJ H.0kt41l{, 10 ho1es do on nItvnto
t0rs1tRl tGll t,xns long and short gitnf* g. Ntls KY
tca swcct-rieand hnns Mt sHn fnE 1a-m nvetMgSat
GSiS soiier June aid HsksG 70 sottcF jnY. ffieosnn
lending cuts u! nlenia Hefc Hb0ut M follows at 3N
O'Clock for purity y.Curpd fUtas
, 1880-04-28

spteta. D1patsA u tn cAseago Tribune.

Spsftd| OAAPdts" 70 ah3 tAsta9o 41|o""e.
NEW YORK, April U.-0RAlH-WheAt-Wln
wheat decidedly heavy and nnscttied. reeedlng Id No.
rod generally about ado und No. white about ~
3c ~ coupnred with tho nnal quotations OF 5ostor-
day, on fairly active speculative and comparatively
moderate export movement, e1oslnR very weak aud
sensitive. Cabo adyicos WeEo OF Al sdvesse tenors
spring wheat spaHns1y dealt IN svon for early
delivery, and quoted Irregular 7A,00 bu No.
rod within range Of 1tIns<0l.1i 1&Im
bu No Chicago spring on private tesuls. quoted
about tla CoFn-Extsemo scarcity enAoled holdoFs
OF stock tor c1ry delivery to Advauco pEoea 10ac
good detunad, partly from o1port buyers, closing
however .omawh.s 5tsKvs5E Option aS bn|n'aa y
~ gsnstsy 4 h,ucea 9s Of MsHsi mt %11sd e
about uxa5es Oats nndSs tree Hnssnss Snd
kthc, ulIx x11 showing most depression, leading TO
f.rtsE 6asin9sa !aIgsIY In NO closing weak, No.
Chicago quoted 1t 9Ec 49,. ....
la0vlsioSs ling pfodusta lsss ses!y ~ and ansst.
msas pnlk 9gat for prompt dalEveryi Suoled . tho
close At sl q foE now, In the opton lne Wsstfrn
cesIQs Apra opupas lsar,ay Qn At tlats lQ Nav =
, 1880-04-28

FOREIGN.

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