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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-05-27
Sundown Items.

|. Thunder showers and measles prevail
extensively.
Some of the farmers have their corn all
in; others are planting.
Schools are progressing finely. Children
as well as teachers seem to understand
that the terms are short and time is fleet
ing.
On Thursday morning, the 18th inst, a
stable on F. Maleck's farm was struck by
lightning and burned. A team standing in
the stable belonging to B. F. Vaughn
was instantly killed, also several chickens.
A cow in the stable was not hurt.
The people can see very nice wheat
without sitting on gate-post, or getting
over fence. HART MILLS.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-05-27

We have cleaned the names Of the fol-
lowing census enumerators in this county
from the Pioneer Press, there being ten
in all: David Watson has the appoint
ment for Redwood Falls township and
village; Andrew Cole, for Swedes' Forest,
Delhi and Kintire; s. F. Gale, for Homer,
Paxton and Three Lakes; s. W. Hubbard,
for SundoHn, Willow Lake and New
Avon; /. F. 6sickler, for Sherman, Nor.
gan and Brookville; R. r. Kneeland, for
Charlestown and Lamberton; R. H. Nc
KittricK,, for Sheridan, Vesta aad Under
wood; w. W. Kelly, for Vail, Waterbury
and Johnsonvilie; Eli Webb. for town III,
range SO. Westline and Gales; and Frank
lin Ensign. for North Hero and Spring
dale. including village Of Walnut Grove.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-05-27

A rich line of lattice lawns, to arrive
this week at Phillbrick & Francois.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-05-27

just received, a large invoice of wall
Faper. all new styles and patterns, at
Bunch's.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-05-27

Minnesota Valley Railroad.
@& sEse q
Trains arrive at Redwood Falls at s:05 P. NJ.
Leave at 1896 An.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-05-27

A large line Of white pique cords. 10
cents yard, at Phillbrick & Francois.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-05-27
Home Matters.
Decidedly cool o nights.

All hail!-the German-American. See
card.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-05-27
Carpet lounges for $3.50. at Bunch's.

Crocker's soda fountain is in full blast
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-01
Conpy Island Races.

Brighton Beach, Coney Island, June 3d.
First race yesterd'y was for year-olds, half
mile, and was won by Bridecalie, with Clara
A. second and King Nero third. Time 81
seconds.
Second race, Brighton stakes, for three
year-olds, one mile and an eighth, was won
by Quito, with Blarney second and Butcher
third. Time s. seconds.
Third race, one mile dash, all ages, was
won by Mamie Fields, with Little Reb Sec
ond and Speculation third. Time 1:43f.
Fourth race, one mile dash, was won by
Virgilian, with Rachel second and Board
man third. Time l:44.
A steepe chase of two miles and half
concluded the programme, and was won by
Derby, with Casekeeper second and Danly
third. Time 305
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-01
A BLAZING BALL.
A GEORGIA METEOR BIG AS A BARREL,
The City of Macon Lit Up az IL by
an Electric Light-The Explosion
Heard over Forty MiIes-The
People Alarmed and the
Air Rent with Prayers
and Cries For Mercy

Macon, Ga June 30.-About u o'clock
last night meteor as large barrel, starting
from the zenith plunged TO the northeastern
sky and exploded near here with report
that resounded for thirty seconds and
shocked the earth even at this point The
meteor was about five seconds in falling, dur.
ing which time the city was lighted up as
if BY powerful electric light.
Much excitement prevailed in the negro
quarter. The inhabitants rushed into their
houses and closed the doors filling the air
with screams and prayers, The time between
the disappearance of the phenomena and the
report was about three minutes. This
would make the distance from Macon about
forty miles.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-01
STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH.
A White Boy Shot an Killed by u
Negro at Bryan-FeaiuI Suffering
ola Texas d Pacii Surveying
Party in the Wite Sand
Hills-A SbOOtiE ARRAY
Near Pilot POiit, Etc.
Special to tho Herald.

PPCSAul W WV iltillbs
San Antonio, June 30.1A special to the
Express from Fort Sto{ton says Major
r. j. Lawrence and his ctps Of the Texas IL
Pacific railroad engineers fter number of
days Of extreme sutleriuarom thirst in the
White Sand Hills, uraculously arrived
at the Pecos river, whout the loss Of
any men, but 18th tue loss
of some stock wagons abandoned
at different intervals, fl forty miles along
the trail Great suferE was experienced by
both men and stock 1.-THE men struggling
along the trail and aTriing at the river from
the morningof Junr2th until next morn
ing. With the assistance from
those who first arrived at the
river the last Of the stragglers were
brought in with much difficulty as numbers
of them when fourl were crazed from
thirst and had entirely stripped
themselves of all wearing APP
parcl from head y foot. They were
found within one hunired yards Oft Pecys
river, where they wen drinking the blood of
animals they had lain. Several Others
were found and had wine in their
canteens. Thy vert sick from drinking it.
Some ofthe men were almost blind, and when
arriving at the EVER plunged in head
foremost. The partycongratulate themselves
on their escape from pershing on the plains.
Had it not been for several of the
more experienced and their BRAY
erv, the greater number would
have died in the sand The survey was
abandoned in the sand hills, but will be re-
sumed rs soon as the men and animals re.
cuperate. Two men named Roberts and
Rodriguez, respectively, were found near the
Pecos river q few days ago. Five bullet
holes were found on Roberts person, and
Rodriquez's brains we're lying on the ground
From the appearance of the place they had
become involved in some difficulty and killed
each other. Both men were known here.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-01
Railroad Changes,

Nashville, Tenn, June S0.--At meeting
Of the directors of the Nashville, Chattanooga
" ST. Louis railroad to-day, the resignation
Of ). W. Thomas, as president pro tenn. wa $
accepted an Ex-Governor James d. Porter
was elected to fill the vacancy caused by
the formers resignation as president. Colo
mel George A. Washington was elected .ldiaa
rector vice John 7. King, resigned, j. wan
Thomas was reelected general superinte
dent ofthe line.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-01
Irish revolutionary Convention.

Philadelphia, Pa, June So.-The Irish
revolutionary convention upon re-assembling
last night at once went into executive session
to hear the report of the COMMITTEES on for
eign relations, which was not made public.
The general delegates from abrosd have ar
rived, among them two delegates from Ire
land For obvious reasons theit names, 1t is
said. were not 70 be made public.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-01
Marshall Matters

S7-e7 al % Tie Ht.NU
Marshall, June 30.--The jury brought in
verdict of guilty against that negro thief,
John Woodward, about 10 o'clock last night,
giving him seven years in the penitentiary.
His counsel filed a motion for new trial to.
day, which Judge Bootey overruled, and q
notice of appeal was given. The district
court will djourn this week.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-01
Alleged Revenue swindIer Arrested.

New York, June S0.-George Cornwall,
of Savannah, Ga, against whom four indct-
ments IN that city for alleged violation
of the internal revenue laws regarding the
manufacture of tobacco are now pending,
was arrested here to-day on a bench warrant.
The prisoner was held by Judge Choate in
S25e0 bail for appearance for trial in Sa-
YAnnAh
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-01

Charlottesville, Va, June .30.-Last night
the Jefferson literary society of the university
CT Virginia held its final celebration. Presi'
dent P. Lea Thorn, of Baltimore, presided
and presented the debster's medal 10 w. G.
Bruce, of Virginia, who responded appro-
priately, and the orators medal to I. w.
Wilson, of North Carolina, whose re-
spouse was also In happy style. Many dis
tineuished visitors were on the stand, among
them Governor Hubbard and Hon. John
Goode. There was large and brilliant au-
dience.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-01

lArHfR
aICQ.
DEALERS M
~ E B.
2,oOO persons, al a protest ag
sion OF the Jesuists from Franz orc
EXCEPTING THE QUES y

@,ooO persons, al protest ag
sion OF the Jesuists from Franz (ff0
EXCEPTING THE QUEs9S
Dublin, June 30.-At the Ame.
Irish teams, attending private Ar
given in their honor by the lord .leak
last night, the usual tOasts were giveS
cept the health OF the queen,
RIFLE SHOOTING.
In the shooting at Dollymouut to-day thee
Americans, Hyde and Rockwell, tool thea'
lath and 18th prizes in the match for gov
eminent rifles, 800 yards, In the next com
petition, for ten guinea cup and other prizes,
distance 800 yards with any rifles
"a competitors all Americans, partici-
pated, The cup was won by Laird, Of the
American team,by score SCOUT of possible
90, and 3 additional bulls eyes in
shooting of tie. Second and third prizes
were taken by Murphy and Coehlan,
and competition for Spencer cup, presented
by Earl Spencer, at 1000 yards,
range with any rifle ten shots each, Some
competitors took part as in the previous con-
test Scott of the American team, won the
cup with score of AS Laird second, AZ;
Fenlor, A; Farrow, Al; John Rigby, Al; Nc
Aenna, BIZ William Rigby, Al Miner, 43;
Rockwell, 40; Joynt, As; Fisher, A; Jackson,
Al; kathbone, no. and Hyde A..
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-01
Horse Thieves.
;pacial n the Herald .

cp4CIaI u Iut HtTaIl,
Brenhsm, June 30.-Last Saturday night
fine horse was stolen from one of our citi-
zeEs and another one from farmer four
miles west of town. Constable McAIshan
followed thethieves, and when near Bastrop
to-day arrested two negroes in possession of
the animals. The horses and thieves are now
on the road back.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-01
Shooting ARRAY Near Pilot Point

Special 10 the Herald
Pilot Point, June 30.-Wil.iam Kirk, en-
ployed on farm six miles from here, on the
Whi!esboro road, was shot to-day with dou-
ble-barrel shotgun, in the hands Of a man
named Kitchen. Both barrels were dis
charged, completely shattering Kinks arm
above the elbow. Amputation is necessary.
The difficulty was the result Of an old feud,
in which woman was implicated.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-01
White Boy Shot and Killed by n
Negro

Social to the Herald
Bryan June 30th.--A party of boys were
out cunning to-day, when white boy five
years old was shot dead by young negro
nine years old. The negro was captured,
The shooting was accidental.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-01
ChicagO Racer.

Chicago, June SO.-Te Grst race yester.
iay was II miles dash, yn !dby Blue Lodge;
Florence B. second, onSa ,; Third. Time, 52A.
Second race, -, -It.:n. ssers Of mile,
Charlie Ross, k1t.ois .,sns 2:O2, Geneveve,
500. TYi sS2itis thii. ..s,rs,1
Th'Y "a won; CHARLIE
nd. Time, 1921.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-01
Death of Prominent GalvestOnians.

special 10 the heraiu'
Galveston, June S0.-William Sandal
died al o'clock this morning. He will be
buried at 10 o'clock tomorrow, with Masonic
honors.
Charles johnson, a prominent grocery
merchant, died this morning and was buried
this evening. He was an old citizen and q
prominent 0dd-telIuw.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-01
OF the Track .

Chicago, June 3O.,-A passenger train on
the Chicago, Burlington " Quincy railroad
this afternoon, struc }sS ,s,c sS;s Meridian
and was thrown frorJ CIV. Feb. 22ae Coach
and sleeper were owe ~ ee'
- --sN-n sorio,islv D., fNa ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-01
Washington County Convention.

Special To the Herald.
BRENNAN, June 30.-The County Demo-
cratic convention has been called for July
Dist
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-01

Consolidated net receipts apps; Sxports 10
Great Britain, S,e52; France, -; continent,
Wool dull and weak; domestic fleece.
iO@5O; pulled, 2a52; unwashed, 1902; Texas.
lS6D35.
Hides dull and wholly nominal;N, 1t sailed new
Orleans. 80 to IS lbs, HI Texas, selected. soto
Night = Money, goa; exchange, 4s44 Govt's
firm; new SIS, lO3h 4h5s, 1887; Is
1O9is State bonds dull.
GALVESTON.
GALVESTON, June 30 - Receipts net 25s;
gross, -; exports TO Great Britain, -;
France, -; channel, -; continent, -:
c0astwise, 1874; stock, {, 245; sales, 2i5 bales.
market closed dull and nominal, lower to sell
ordinary, ,,h,r..,..,.'.,.'' .-..s, rs,s...,, 81
Good ordinary. .,.....,.......,.....l NsHN0
Low middllnE .................,,.,, -.
Mlddilng. ......,..'...'''...'......... '''
Good middling ....,..,...,.......,,l''.
KANSAS CITY
-s KA rs : . CITY ~ Jane 3d. = j. TEE
sBacon-Clear, Is rib and y. Ori
NEW oRLEAaraph
NEW ORLEANS, June SyM. NJ
sales, 500 bales, tno spfiGfG
Ordinary ..,.,........,.........H ,fls,oN oASoS
Good ordinary commence. 'Ai7'H
Lowmiddling. ...............E Serah
Mtddllng. ;........ '....,....ky, q
Good middling. ....,s..., Aoole-
Middling fair..,..,...,.,.., v,,nru
Receipts net, lbs gross, NTERllltIS
TF 9ia . britSe % ~ 6 SGIn''h veme
Futures steady; sales, s,3l0Raphy,
July. ...-. sgge
August ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, saphV Fafceso
o 6yReib,a9s- ,'...',....' iss AIS &c
November ..... ............ taphy
December .... ;...:.a; 10 s,MM
double, l@A: treble, 4li@i 40. >,pI
20 Pork scarce but firm l. III !MisJu''U
Lard steady; by the tierceA
Dry-salt meats scarce buSerAsme
loose, -; packed, -; ~
Bacon qulet shoulders, 81 y
'' Hams as steady with fair demlngtss .SS-
cured canyassed, 9k9u, 70, Ok,
Whiskey steady; western rectifsa0< q. ks,z<
Coffee in good demand at full MO. AirP
ordinary to prime, l3Gl5h. IhS%NN
Sugar quiet but firm; common . ~
mon. -; fair to fully fak "
to choice, $40 . yellow clarif ~,
Molasses dull and nominal n1hAS
c comm N cG vi fair. ~. 1c -
Rice quiet; ordinary to choice,y Y epared to
sights at 81 % premium; stefliGsl-
Consols, i6h@E
ST, LOUIS, June 30: : FIou.T u, AND
sr%sass Wheat f an.sIStisa j@ ~
e to iGl ' sss5}yl@aH, cash, 4i'sflt 4 ns
6at, dull, s5@sS; cash, 2sd55Bn quiz,
. aS5% fasy 1885, 1885, " Ss' sSPisS.
vs q; foS 81 ja; kySnsioD
ress S,G $500; -. s9g Sc@aA
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-01
4 EII}IDCHEyEEs F!BEIBEE6 & 90
hey<s
ur@ wuorrslr ,xn RETAIL
ateS "''o4N'f- AM N-iEA'+
| | | : ROC Err S.
MruS0 M A Mxu MnuaW


We have Just completed the dargement and Improvement of
at the of Elm and ap streets and pre- Jared
nsp ecton of stock and m Our stock t exceed in var
quality by any in the South al we will cheery refund the mon
and every in which cipee sotisact given
Ike speciality OF
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-01

London, June 90.-A Cabul dispatch say
.he Chinese army occupied Easterd Kohns
lad, and the Russians are retiring on the Osh 4.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-01

GALVESTON, June 90. - Receipts net, 25S;
gross, -; exports TO Great Britain, -;
France, -; channel, -; continent, -.
coastwise, ,l9i; stock, ,2i5; sales, 2i5 bales:
market closed dull and nominal, lower to sell
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-01

Montreal, June 50.-There was process
sion of Roman Catholic societies, numbering
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-01
MARKETS. BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN.

FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL, June 30 -Noon Cotton. casters;
middling uplands, 6 1916; 0rls IL. - - ,
raCpints ~ ma. Amaricau ri M -,
, 1880-11-19
BUSINESS.
Determined Upward Move
ment in Stocks.
New STIR. IN New York Contral-The
Whole List Strong.
Chicago Bonding Gold to the Country
Foreign Exchange.
Thu Produce Markols Active and Stronger
Big Receipts Of Hogs and Flour.
Tho Grain Movement Rather lighi-'Yh.at YerY
Sifr-fartcy Excited.


Stocks opcnctt strong. active, md with ttntcr-
mined upward tc,dpncy. Prices !'cRln to mcvo
up Nt tho Npentuu of business, nrnl continued
To nslvnnco with only ,atur,l anil Incidental
tuctuntions all day. Duyng was confident. aud
even lor Western Union, which hAs lGcn 80 Wig
Ors,l,sly t1Hcrtctt, there wns Il !emnnd. FhIGtuA-
tlnns show m unhrnkrn frnnt Df Rnlfis except
III tho solitary cnae of Alton+ which lost 4.
to t:tSX. Darlington mule H. IN 7E5, nftcr
selling Mt lBl.s and lS1. ltock Islanl
advanced l, to l:s.:],. New York Central WIS tho
grnnt fcAt,,re Ut tho day, wnking from n pn,-
iongcd sIocr tu tnakn 81 on IN unprecedented
volume OF sales. Like shurc tnat,a .as III tld,l;
st. 1'nul 1ss, 10 1Qif; st. Joo preferred III. to
VII: Reading IT, to 10; Wcstarn DafM.2, lo!tisi;
Louisville T. Nashville .ti, 10 sHH; Chattanooga
IN. to iii; aud Northern IMc,flc prcfurrcd III.
oM. Tho nlhsr galns which woro less impor-
tnut are exhibited IN tho table below. Tho result
Of the dny's business Is M Unusual number Of
largo advances. THO pace ls ccrtalnly ono that
cannot lust long.
An Unpleasant feature ot tho Now York
tnonoy market Is described by tho EtcnfHU Post,
which says TINT whiio It Is trio thut fnrgo
amounts Of gold aro 0n tho way hero tho loan
market nevertheless Il, 20 far M rites ~. In tho
hands Of few private lenders, the banks bciig
fully exparIc4l: and II thore Is M strInyency
It will ho duo to tho foruourailce Of tho private
lenders. This will b8 50 Until there aro lMrno
arrivals of foreign specie; but It fs tn bio re-
inenhercd that the hiRlpr tho rites for money
hore ~, md tho moro ncttyc dues tho market
become, TIM wcakor will be the foreign exchange
m1rkut and tho InrKer tho amount OF foreign
gold thai will arrive.
Tho following shows the fluctuations of tho
| AotIyO stocks:
, 1880-11-19
Tic following wcre tho oxports OF provisions
fruln the Atlantic seatoari for tho week ending


HOG PRODUCTS = Were active. Rnt nrcsnEcd
strHnxtr thuush tho stck-fnslis wer0 supposed ~
lnvU received tlu lnus, viii, easier pec1h In
consequence. FI" I3rd Wns Independently strong all
day nt htH'nt Jnnnnry.rrccs. bslng scarct tlmnsh
sunU peFr rnteate.! III thlk thnro must slHsu been
nNsrn than 65l5 tcs an hand last Monday. other de-
ilvGrins Ut !nrd wOEo rtther thine. md :H'rk Waa
cn>ier, Ill tho lrda got wenkcnr III In thu last h'r
OF tho Rus*IU by tho slracet feeling IN what hnd
cafn. Tltca luntatlunx nilvuncud. thnst there
wHa still lltln tenAud for pork tu hs deilynEed On
tAa slu ut January, and nut worry mich lard wmnsea
10. Thu ctunnh fur nluhts HMlet one. hui thor
wcTo quoted tgl nilI IEeR1 !nts wer' etf,'rcd less
tren,y. ldrerptinl Ttatrte,i 'st ,!ec!lnv In lnth:
MEHs IuiSJAntnry nyatleuti 7tas i!c ser brl from
te LATEST pr!cs q WMntssy ~ atrr sr!.E q naei, Il
fiAHtj. SaseLitar eI".rt! nt tl::i..Etd'!S isnuhd
se.rc 1t I'll IL. III, ii sia Ii; /: bf!s sItsi
l!eyHnilHr u tE'Tt. !;r.p ntls s..tvr 1nnuney ~
H.VlLs. Tt,tnl, h,s.a t'r!..
cS Esr a ~ ,,t tnt tl,e 'mnE snt ;
taS;!t1 tu!Icr frhr!nry. 1hv nearer i"iarrs wetn
:ss 81 s,"'t a'a G s:, tor Snss.uMt S"'ss
ssr wSf" !!sa, = ri i; c: sost H. b;
yDnr ut kHt.s, .DH tGs sunr lanHn!y Mt $s.ld4h
and It'll us sser February ~ ts.!:sas.J!h. ToHl,
.hos Il rs sn. 81 = ss. ss Il
bxea and ssnrt clenta NJ tJtkJ; ttluJ It's ahnrt
ribs. b..liEr Jnnary. ~ etsEtdh!Y lluli ~ vrsn,
swett plekIe hhnts At iAo Tor u a,!d u IL nsGslH.A
siA,t, 1ud }c ftIr H4 avvr DncUbnr. tIHHu peteus
ptH Mu nlFnnrn Ut Ab.ut xI rrr TO LIS ienlins
tuts lr!ces Of t:la :dinI cuts ii Msals wuru ntnn
IN t,we aclucA TOR tlll.curca luls, uHcss utcr-
ystsp xt,rrIttt1:
, 1880-11-19

Withdrawn from storo .lNrlng Wednesday for
city consumption; B,Olu bu whcat, 1::s!D bu coru,
a,slt bn oats. ..... .,...
Tho following grain WIS Inspected Into store
In thls clty yesterday morning; IL carh rod Witt
ter wheat, ~ ears No. s!u, car rejected, cur
M. spring, l4B cars M. Ito, II ours M. do,
i: cars rejected, Cur na Rrsnte. car mixed sts
wheat, Ut which r nro wiHtcr; l59 cars No.
corn, 80 cars hxh mixed, Il cars rejected CHI
corn); III cars whIto outs, IL cars No. nxcl. II
cars roJcctod ia outs); cars No. ryc. cars re-
jcutol; cara M. , hurley, II cars No. j do, II
cars No. I do, | cur No. do Gsa barley. Total.
Ga rs.rH, or :a O00 iu. lnspvOtul out; 4s.GlI III
whcnt JtD 70i bu corn. 3l b1toats. oal bu rye,
lU,n:7 bu hurley,
THO leading produce markets wor1 ngulM
ucliye and strung ycsterstuy. Wheat wns III l,ly
speculative demand, u1, pEtccs went up III roa
sequence, thnMgh very largn sales Wcro malo by
prominent holders, and Boulu Ut thon, wont
short In anticipation OF u rebound frum the OK.
element. Hut tho demand absorbed 1t Ill, uIlll
would aave sakcu moro II oiforcd Othor xrsllA
advanced III syulplthy, buing helped by tho fact
Ut lixht receipts. larr! was strong, owing to tho
fuct Of g,nalt stocks. but PORK dragged
till rust tho lnfldlo of tho Bcsslo,l,
when II followed tho okatnplc Of WHEAT,
though tho tuy's receipts OF hoga wcro
reported ~ 0uo authority 10 cxeued el.N0 head.
, 1880-11-19

$Hns7 ,srfl for tho corresponding wrt'k nf 1Ssn.
Tho fniuwing tnho stt'wH t|,e exports cxrlttAIvG
Of specie, f,rHn tho port nr New ihrk for TIN
wcrk c,,tIny Noy. N, 1ssl. compared with Tho
stHtcment Of tho two prs.vfn,ls ytnra:
f.. ,'s ,s:s; Il SI;*,, Il; ts s,;;$;
sInco Jnp. b.. ...esS.:asp ssrAss,.,s tssEta,
Ehlcupa 1nhknrs r'pnrt II growing t'e''iaf,tl for
n,n,ry from M!l tl,,arcsA will, pr'.poct NJ in,-
prs,ytng rates. Quptdiians nrn i!b5 per rnnt t,,i
calt uul MOI l'crunt IN time. Thr Chcngo
in,uks tinv0 seht NJ least Sl.EE.tb1 IN gold tn
tiluCo,1ntry this wick. Tho tsuntry tcmnl!tlsfur
cl,rrrI,cy i,rp very ilIllvy. No. York nxc.,ut,gu
sttl ,mtNcott hunks ut ht.., per $l0yI tl4 count.
Hank eIUnrlngs wDru $d,HslhUIt.
In,c,l sales If sucl,rttes incl.ttc,l 5000 North
division CIty itutIsny 10 Mt Il..!a: fIpy ChIcuKp,
burlington, & Quincy Il ut FIJI: $i.KA) or tho
suns ut E3E; s:nD Ehi.nxo i!.s Mt ilf,; S:p,.iD
81. inu H. InkI'tn 4 Hastings 1llvIstnp. nj iI.l
On tho Chicngn stack tinuri thru wrrn aut0s
ri k5'Vn West ChirnHo rcr cents ut 10:l1. nnl
$5ttJ West Division Eity ltallrOad ,ot,is, ycr
ernt. nt lIsh. -.
Tho earnings NJ tho DcnvGr Il Ito GrnndD
llohl lnr tho Second week Ii, November wcr,,
s!t,,:sgT. NVulnst <aI,;tlb Inst ycnr. Jncrensetl
fnllcHRc Ell.
Tho railroads continue IL report their oArEi-
inHs for tho Ilrst week uf S1vctiih1r. for which
pertol tlU EEisnKp f. Alt0. shows An IHctrnxo Hf
$40, III: tho ST. pn,ti, Minnesota & MnttItO'Ht,
sl+,t1}: tho Wnhust. el:j,4.l; tho Northern
pucit1u eastern .!l,isIons}. FIR sccnnt week. nj,
orenao Of *lt.1.,: l,c,Vcr & ltto Urande, sccolpl
werk, !ncreAsr,i. sGt,ns!.
Earnings of tho Chesapeake T. Ohio HALLWAY
for tho month or 0ctnsIcr were $.fl.dl!L35: TUT
tic month 1T uc,oler, 1911. <ts3f.'.01: incrcns
In 1881. la'.t. For tho trst ten mouths IN
lHL *.a00 ri7.l: ft,r tho iirkt ten Months In l61D
| $l,6UI, Lid; lncrensu In fsa)4 s3k., ,eU..la.