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10 Tho E4lI0f o. 1ke LAaC430 AF50uS~
CHICAGO, April :4.-There is one picture OF
dllapidatIon and decay which brings to my mind
sud reflections, and that Is church building In
ruin. It Is not easy to be believed that sncn =
spectacle is presented to the view in young
wide-nwakc city like Chicago, where everything
bears the impress OF youth, and nothing ia old;
but it is to be seen, even here, In more than ono
instance. Not to mention others, there 1s one
located on one Of the most fashionable streets OF
the city which presents picture Of neglect anu
decay that Is a reproach upon our religion.
Directly opposit tho First Congregational
Church on West Washington street stands
beautiful rough stone church edtdce+ Win lts
tall handsome sptre pointing nenven"nru* un
glass windows have bccn rfddled by missiles OF
boys who neither fear God nor rex!rd MAJ ins
doors are often prieu open and ssana a3asr
and what rlln may yf," Re go'net Il on baa na facn
into the hands OF woman living somewhere ~
the East, who was bcguiled into the bellel that
religious bodies could not and would not faA 20
thourn u aware OF tho Old saying that ''corpora:.
tions have no souls" II has been pncaIusa
- For SALE and By & notice in TIE TRIBUNE
some time ago it appeared there n nau ,t1aa neGn
There can be little doubt OF tho venture prov
ing very profitable when occupied TOR dranatlo
entertainments. I itnngfno the owner musE
h,lve closed with the o1er, since no one could
afford to puy as high price foT any osneE o., uso
as the man who runs theatres. Theatres hour
is while churches langaish ht As T. n4 u.s. en-. r.
tinue- II the churches on the West que w ~
not combine to purchase it and cause u 70 10
used for the worship OF God- 1t should oe pua+
the wants Of West Chicago, and this handsome ne
building ought to attract the attention o. Ill
public-s spirited West siders. AoN1co-A-
, 1880-04-25
NEW pLAYS.
AHONE. SWEET HOME


5ssysI Ggyastse
pea. Osporne. Hetson T. .,ts;tl.,
aSonnva saaefy XIX n = Waish
Il 4naos Jen. Jones. nes.......--.......J.C c. Morrison
T. T. Webster Smith. L. J. Mesteyer
T,shi Tnashington Harrison Peterson....D. Harnett
7 7saasss asS Net3ie Nard i Aimayne 4 e
Reegy alliie Miss EEa nvron
As barneiia Smith Miss Is 81 Annie nnn Ware Ware
NIP, k1n ,ayc s drama, in five acts, by Joaquin
4 1a'neT :. and Robert Johnston Produced on April
az Providence.
lhe action OF the drama takes place In a
1e" settlement in the Far West, where
so7aae McCl0ud has made a clearing in q
eease wood on the banks Of a river and built
Alnselt cabin In the neighborhood there
1eslaes young girl, an orphan, named
xa""estc, who some years before had come
..om the East with her parents, who, dying
~ ~ :, teVef, left her to the care Of the good
-, .s,Dnny" Muller and his wife. Hogan, the
IMAM Of the piece, cherishes q secret pas
s' s4on 1of the young girl dnnettc is sought
ss AZ. III marriage BY Jennie, and, after her con"
esu fut mas been obtained, Charlie Osborne,
;2ossore and weary, arrives at the clearing.
ie snd Jamie recognize each other as old
ttssapanlons, having some time before worked
H., iSstaaer re u the gold mines. Jamie insists
M"IIls ~ US friend shall remain with him, ana
AZ sSrartcy tells Of his wanderings in search OF
F,staaas glrl whom he knew and loved Ill ms
s-e4 ,~ssefn home when chance led him to TINS
~. ne soon discovers that 41l7cftc IS the
lvhaa lhMan ~ ne has SO long sought .SubseQuente
fndnnaa nas private Interview with her. anu;
has hus nq mat She loves jamie, and that she
1ns:aev r1 never loved him save as brother, ne
44saAes 4saaes her promise that she will conceal
, 1880-04-25
MUSIC.
The Sherwood Piano Recitals
at Hershey Music
Hall.

Testimonial Concert to Hans Ba.
latka This Week.
The Frog Opera on It's Way Here
The Hess-Strakosch English
Opera Organization.
During the past week Mr. William Il. Sher-
wood, of Boston, has given series Of three
planoforte recitals 1t Hershey Nusic-Hall,
with programs none the less remarkable for
the works brought forward than for the man
ner Of their presentation. The opening num-
ber OF his first program was the great Chro-
matte Fantasie and Fugue, given with q
clearness and technical ease, as we'll as COM
prehcnsion Of the work, such as we have
never heard equaled by any pianist Those
who had the good fortune TO hear this work
as interpreted by Mr.. Sherwood can surely
never forget 1t. On the same program was
the Sellumann Fantasie i'll major, written
in 1885 or 1886 (the seventh or eighth year of
his activity as a composer, his first important
work belonging to the year 1920, and dedi-
80" ,'s ~ 1"t1A L''N" WINS W 10 s1ea'
ai1hcuilles IL IS se4oonl plaSeo' anu mas oeen
given in this country, we believe, only by
Rubinstein, Throughout it is a work of rare
hea1,tv and fn1l of tl,e anthor,s own neculiar
individuality. When played as it was last
Wednesday evening it certainly proves its
right to bo considered one Of the most i'm
portant of Schumann's pianoforte writings.
But perhaps the greatest proof Of Mr.
f@y
olei"oous colhplete mastery u al1 tne
REQUESTS t1at go to the making OF q great
numbers. Which comprised the "Faust"
overtnra ,rrono-od ~ tho ri,n oforta hv Von
B1low; the Spinning Song" from the
Flying d., Dutsh4an; I; L9hensrins es ms Ver, Yer
ns 4nauSea Mafc ;.u+ o thasa ts
na1ned tfahscrlbeel Dy Llszt. AL OF tuese
works require for their proper treatment an
almost fartless technique, combined with
Ta ~. ..,as ,noaa ps ~ thna6 a -aa',;ro.
10 pay any oile u enese piope1lS ieauileo :.
the exercise OF every power az an art1sts
command, and it is very rare that one can be
found who dares essay them in succession.
A yre,tor rroof couid ccorce11k have haon
"A ss. r. ~. .o. Iii. s 49,. 49, -
given VI MI ohef"ooo's apiiity tta1 tno
manner III which ne oVercame the dllncul-
ties presented by this series, yanquishing
them, rs lie did, without an apparent effort.
nown oreaa ss eiFs and Fug5e e IN so @
in the piano arrangement by liszt,, played
with 4 grandeur and 1nassiyeness OF effect
which Seemed almost impossible upon an in
str11ment of the nature Of the piano, and fair
5wed qsa s sofes Si e 2h SS y y ce cne
finely illustrating the composers peculiari-
ties, covering almost the entire field Of his
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youngest members, four-twelfths and half
that Is to say, 1850 francs salary and 5000 francs
thus receive 900 francs as the profits Of last
year and 2lS000 francs MS 5alary,-thnt is to say,
total Of 654.0O0 francs, Of which o16 600 francs
mcHt., The receipts of the soci6tnires, it will
have been seen, do not quite amount to third
OF the general expenses, and from this it may be
concluded TINT their profits are not in excess of
their deserts, Or Of the cxacting business to
which they devote their every effort.
, 1880-04-25

hic C,o 4<, l,fc xvifn hi1
us ,s 'JVt sMn4te p1otests ~ m2 wv Who has
fe bae,, oisDeel ,a1 III e H. stnr1 Stegt Igtnrns md
IN e: ~ Gre UcK + y o,'d tlt5 tells him the
sncrat 60 m ~ ;s aro NV ~ ,mcttc and protests
3tet y iis lVee ~ f;s;' Nv taenjng +
c1a nat e as @ wrohfyn h1s is 1hisna aroses ~ snsv
;,.;on =, ,io 1iun nl Vivid and he hlanes Ills
,;f Gto4 a. III 5rMs af y, tha e .ecrntinn ne Is
overcome M m Si With T grlef, and in al, imperative
i aG'. ~ LIVE, H.o a, ~ foce In tha miIst
az ~; i'seeS dos,,a;r n's wv f,, sets uacn on to
oaad !ds ,,oG5p,,1 fnTfhnr With lis Wife's want
6p"4 .', Mnis ~ aithnurh If insnrcs him
vi htG tirn, haI;.f in her guit awakens him
Mis u y f,r, - nnd xvhile in this state he
- aelisui9 e@,iem from The window into t11e
tm,onn nan a,omest o'h fhe hoes Resolving that. as
p;s liz; WIZ ioves another. he viii leave them
ms tha, VIE 4oSsS oI.s mnyer return. he eoes to
,s,sa r"aus nrasnarations for his departure. H0oam
.,. o,'ters thc cabin in search of SnuGicu
wv INV crnsvis cr.i from tie hog-pen. A o1larre
ete,,ee M,eu hetween them In tic course Of Which
Gn,sn1o,J threatcns III cynose certain crimcs
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That Niagara Fails Karn.
10 tho Editor Of The Chicago Tribune.


CHICAGO, April 4-Rcspecting that "Fish
Story" published in THE TRIBUNE last Sunday.
about which correspondent asked for Informs
ton, would say that hare no doubt that there
are many people living at the Nfngara Falls who
could vouch for the truth Of the Bishops re-
mark that ''thirty-two years ago they were dry
for whole day." I did not myself see the
spectacle, but learned from several who did
that there was very little water dripping over
the precipice for day at least, and that Il man
on the Canada side rode horse across the river
from Table Rack to Goat Island. have no moro
doubt of the truth OF the fact than have that
Mr.. Harrison is Mayor OF Chicago; that fact was
then Us well known about the falls and at Buffalo,
Us this fact Is here. The cause Of the phenom-
enon was well known. The ice In tho lake and
Buffalo Bay had been driven BY the wiud upon
the reefs between Buffalo and Fort Erie to such
an amount that it formed IL dam so complete
across the head OF the river, and so firm and
compact as to prevent the water In the luke
from passing down the river. think the OCCUR
renee must have been published In some OF the
"Guide Books printed at the falls OF Buffalo
in those days. Il. UENSA0hE.
, 1880-04-25
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.

JIMMY H0Utn&0n.
James Robinson. the circus bareback rider,
hus bought him farm of loo acres in llli~
uois, and he will ride tho plow-handles in future
To Ae Editor Of 7Ae Chicago Tribune.
MEXICO, Mo-, April s3.-1 clip the above from
the SUNDAY TRIBUNE OF the 18th inst Please
correct it in next Sundays issue, that the same
readers may SEQ 1t that Mr.. Robinson has bought
400 acres Of land adjoining tho farm he has
owned for several years, making in all 1000
acres. There is no danger ef his making Ini-
nois his home, Us he says, after seeing every
country and cline on the globe hts own Audrnln
County, Missouri, is the best, and he IS not going
to ride the plow-handles either until some one
Is found that can ride horse better than he.
Yours respectfully, W1LLIAM Fl. BARRON.
, 1880-04-25

PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.
The following stars and combinations will,
during the coming week, play at the places
named. Managers and agents please for
ward routes by Friday Of each week:
i. ..5uas Attrasttgt, .uu p,:L Loeat|oa: Rats. 2
, 1880-04-25

|
conjunction with c. D. Hess, will no doubt
be Marie R0ze. Miss Gaylord, of the Carl
| Rosa Company, will be second donna. Mas
and Packard will be the tenors, and Miss
Iorke the contralto It IS n9t uniks,y ~ t tnat
traltos. Mr.. Carleton Is the baritone, and
| Mr.. Comfy the basso. The company will be a
very strong one"
MUSICAL NOTES.
| Nine. lima di Murska was singing in Pesth
| a few weeks ago.
Wilhelm was In Galveston, Tex, last
| week. Mines. Salyotti and Vogrich are still
| with him.
The chorus at the Cincinnati May Festival
will number $50 voices, diyided as 4, 5o1ows: b.ss
aSp'an0' is7t ~'N' ''D'lAI'' -" '>''
Miss Emma Abbott is about ending one OF
| her most profitable seasons. t is said that
5000: $50 CO. - '
Nine, Ha16yy, the widow OF the distin-
| guished composer, has presented 70 auG
Opera ComlQue bust OF her husoano' car'eo
! by herself.
P1annuetts "Bells OF Cornevil1e has Just
e1ased I'M of over Two years at the London
Globe Theatre while "P1nafore " lasleo out
about SIX months ..
Offenbach is writing new opera co,mlqne,. {, ll5a,
| called La Mere des Compagnons,, winch
viii be brought out at the Par1s folesDfa-
matiques in September.
"Franeoise de Rimini," Ambrose Thomas.
new onera, will be produced next winter at
tha Paris 0p6ra- Goun0d's latest work, lie
Tribut de Zamora," will follow it closely.
Berlioz's Requiem" is announced to be
piven bv the Gesellschaft der Musikfreunde
81 Vienna This work requires FIVE orches-
fras and the score demands sixteen tympani,
Campanini. the tenor, recently received
from lis younger brother, C]eofonte, a lad
young man, who is already making his mark
in italy as yiolinist. The composition IS q
romanzina for the tenor voice, and Sig.
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week will be the testimonial concert to Mr..
Hans Balatka, which takes place at the Cen
traI Music Hall on Tuesday evening, the 9th,
unon which occasion the Ger1nania Manner
cllor, 100 voices. assisted by Miss Helene {,
Balatka, Ar. EdWaru oCHulIAe, aliet q LIZ =
orchestra. will appear In q program OF
more than ordinary ambition and eAe
~ nros-rom are first the Schumann
oynp,l9ny yhiob ~ - III III lie bnst works were com
osd poscd. It is entirely free from that obscureiy
mystical e!ement Mnlctl G!!al aGtel!aS n.o a
later WoIks, a1u uy 80 ~ ~ Se;o;on ns well oo
nevel ialas ~ acond me aria Of the Queen Of
tne anleu1 .l1 +t,a 9 afa'g;c Finte snrby Miss
Ntyht, 1folt1 ;r,, tin sShne from Arn1i.'' the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-26
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

,r,,yvopv Aug 25-BEEVEs Receipts were 2sl cas- "
800 heagI as cars at Jersey CITY anu 100 cars al ov.'
tmr iast week Onennns were not hctFf
mi ne excesslvr heat past four Gays n"s nc"f
Dorsized The Dressed Meat market ana butchers WIZ
afrad u operate all this morning. sellers wei w -,
"a a' 49,, 1tU Then cattle A. most LOuls ana AZ
yo hong losing 10 rJO pei
f'-aus as ne as much s30@4 per head Tue -
va. therefore uncOInnOnlJ DAD anu IHe S,.'rs sr.
~ and nnsrtt ed. and Prime Naive Steers
,isr -cgrce ana iuliy Wei a. on Mohc4 "u ="
Tes nf Natives ana ndCilvH
49, csr A. carOad- CherOAees and texans auOh- the
OF this catLe We're al ga U'c 10 uI.ss
X N fTexas sold IA W aehgon nal 70 u - 10
n Poor 10 Fair Nany steers at "a 20 &C. u Iess'
~ ,th Good 10 Choice at &c, 10 dress 0oaOt ID
-, sscttous M IOi.c Exporters usoi I'OoO hei
$500, sod life Yesterday and to-day tOoA oA sOV A-so -
lie Tor l. L. EastnnaIs anu 10 iA'" O"' III
~ hI,shers OF The Dropsrs Journal one OF we oest tEe
-, ,s,rrs of chicago announce IN theh issue VI ~
80, e.. o M ahuul The nrsi ~ OctOOrr they
lhst ~ the ity of Liverpool for the publ eaton OF
on o. tch viii ne known The DfOpeTs yObh1,
fon Circulating largely III M S's,,a so5 re
~ and among the auJ1Oilles OF 80
>, 80 nome 10 be serve IN speelA
trade StOc@. Cannrt
% rocs and American 10 etesus aDr ,
sIieud friendly encouraS rao Tor insf -ucn
~ ,verpoO, and the well kno WI chAI 49,.
fsSsrs vii not only make il lnaoe. - yse
~ a safe guide All Interested Ia inc NV SWIM $780,
Europe T.nsay INV schamberg for schamberg co. 81
. 49, NJ AZ b-c So n; do, 800 ID A 20 - ~,
az n at es.c 10 9Sf n, AZ 90 anu - az a,c and
Steers. d. lao 10 81 $50, 80 n Goy 80
oOo aseh: 10 n, at be 81 40 i@sg ID ~ 80
2o0 No. exc Y 90 l2s0 d 10 q. y, - ana al each
No. Al Ssab m az . 20 and SOC. each , ss
ao ar for Thompson oeary; ii onie
"a A. sc So D, Is da. l.2ss D. az Co., anu 0oS' ' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-26

,are and Hudson, s6i2Ss50s New-Jer-
ssh p.,. at 7sa76s977. Missouri, Kansas and
sey 0e" s7L a36os. Wabash at 4oAl@3s'i' Iron
isA'' At 57ls056ss. Ohio and Mississippi
M'unnn.1sSsis. and Nashville, Chattanooga ana
at - at 744072. The Hannibal and
% III stocks were strong, although the
e. stock closed of at % per cent
oo'H ;,s highest figure. Chicago Burlington
frO," oc- also was strong and recovered its dlvi-
81" ,eSss but closed offered at 1928. Among
o'"r rI.vatsd Railroad stocks, that Of Manhattan
'H0 ..r.,i, and Auctuated frequently up and down
a,, o6g. and 2sa. finally closing lower at 27Ss
Of ia per cent. One hundred shares covered
. hs;,,o.s done IN WesterA Union, and Pacific
u with sales of 500 Shares declined from Al Is
s s'' Montauk Gas and Coal, which YESTERDAY
v .tive to-day was dull but further advanced
80, The market geperally closed weak.
III of,rings 81 Government bonds to the Treas
-. today amounted TO 81. l22.350. The amount
.n..s was 81. SOC. 900, as follows $1o3,900 o..
~ -. 1O2. 770IO2.7s; $34,O 6s, 1850, az
-ooa.a laola: -, 100000 Is. 1851. at 1OA770
a. - of the latter amount 81 20 600 was pur-
- ~ the First National Bank at 104.sO. The
-. done at the boards amounted only TO
- 400 and after the offerings to the Treasury were
1.,no,rc.d prices were hardly as firm as before.
nh bids for the Is 1881. per cents and i2s each
- re6nced Is per cent. Annexed are the closing
ouofat. ous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-26
COTTON MARKer,-BY rELEyRlPH.

,,vyeroo,. aug 25-l33O D. m.-Coton-There is me
business previous prices diddhng anl,; 'i1 ,es
Tor aperu nu aud Recept = Oo ia 60 al Ahell
ID also - l.. August and september deliver g.
also Tagd do. oeDffmuer snd Octei very o. gu. IT,
Octabe November dei very e 40 -,V' M ~
cearr delivery. 6s aiso 6Sied do 81" Oh anu Apri "e
hErI1r.sr tns g5-s:i5 D. m.-Coton-The sales Of the
dav uded 5000 bales American tG,ues cio'ou oa'o'
As. Aug 25-Cotton steady. MiGdnns lllsa u 49, G=
Low Niddhng psic Gool Ordinary none net receP'' 4''
BSrlNosi Aug rn: Mianr II 'ei na L9T
MaGur lie. GOOD ordinary zoe; ne con -. caast
wise 40 bales sales go bales STOCK tx pa o. r Md
P.sE0N Agg. - otJou STEADY; Sid Jung &c; LoW Hiu
ding 49,. Good Ordinary. 10 sci net ieceiDa 20 oae'
s,o3,' s1. Aus 35ocoI,on armer MiddhnG II &c
IoN li.dile.l o Good orilnsry H. pc ue' ie0o4p'S'
b20 bales. -aic' 100 0aes slocs ~ ,a's Hoo Low
Nisir lus-r. Good Ordinary. &c. receipts 300 DA'es
aALFEatos aug 80 ..ou i.-" teT recepf, s6s
n srof, 81 PEI, os e5gor'S ''a''"i'' 10 OA''
IoJsylLE ottoa fTaer. g 81 IIs ~ &C. -
ccl3- aies spmruts ~ bte. sales '' Di4''' so "
aSsNuc 25.Co'rn seacy Mdllins - ,'e.' l'T o gla
exorts colsse, 40 bales sales iODoaes siocN - 81
'.SgmoslaAg- Auq 25corron firm: Medins. II 'e Los
o Iacs: exports coa,tFise - 81 bales sales -oV'
bales last evening. $500 Dalcsf ,i9c. -''Il u"l' moi
recrr. -. bales. exports coastwse 81 Daies sAes ID
'li n.1E, Su 8 firm Kidding l2.o ..i 19y
MuaIng. lsc. 1cot o ~. simmer 2l = bales
'oo,v,syti Aug % Cotton arm Ndding ~ Low
6aa, es- 7-0 oales exports coaswie ll-G oAea sales
sou l'' i All s. .S4 firm and isc heher Mdt,,na
SD "a es gross bales shipments. 2s' bales sass' L.
'--g ,.ero> Az Cotton steady: Mdtlns llc' io7
Mo n. a., u1ol ordinary. none; net receipts Da c'
e~oss oa.es sio->. - >'''--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-26

liverpool Aug 25-Pork-Pume Mess-Eastern hi nm,
a 7s Western at So Bacon ~ oT az" cisaT
steady Al 50 Ca suOr RIB steady al 35o -Oht
STEADY al 81: short nrner al 40 han s 49,
taL steady al 40. shoulders hrmer Al 70 beei .asadv
ae9. Lagd-Prme Western. dull al S5od y az ~ Rosln
CIV rlts stehnr
Common steady at g4l6d: Fine steady AZ ~ iss I'd
-Amerc4n hrmer u ~ LARD ", ell 70 Vijte
90 F.Our-Erira state. dull al II Ga wheat ~" Wsn
Gun ID. spring No z dun a. ~, ,,er st.sdy Al
VI Western stradV al sd. New southern naaar tyl
s!llc COru-Nxea, rTmer az o. 90 S.n,oD a, on
te1H Amenean none IN MARKET y, onaon steady al
26sd -. a. "a
{.I e~i Tor American Bacon. 4loo' pei o"~ ~ ~
A,1les Breads ufs steady. $500 p.,roieum q sa
SID Def gal spiriis OF TurIeDne 20 Sd per o~1 49,
LONDON. Aug. ID D. m--kehncd fen oioN~' 80 - -
va SPIRITS 81 1urpentlne rs % pei s,c for nne pas
AhINkkr 2D-PoirOleum- 20 = II AIoa ~, Inf
Anencan Lard closed AT 100 francs SO cenumes per lV'
kos. ~ "
AAyar Aug asvneo,.. Lard closed 81 francs per %
6loA ~" -'~~ -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-26

nav ,.>u STRAW Receipt, more liberal p ices not so
go iDs-~In dcmlad and firm late saes nclnae ass,
IFS Bueno, -Yrs Al, .iF,'' lo 40 SaI.-irr.a
OK. - a- - ,, - e. -1'.r, 70 a. a.. 40 DIV
pr, 70 's''r, Y - s 6 ~ lieSicsn prg terms
lSc months ,e.: ca d.l-5 lamstire sot gra' ons
W.- Buenos Avres OK a. "a 500 CiIl lu- 'ei - '''
'"5 ',p- .-. .i.i duh and ,ric.aur.t
., -, ,,olpai stoc Iol4 minds foreign ana 1000
cIL a'
ID" r. M ..s--pr,t.of Turpaurue closed week
ID, ac. 55G, Ios1s Tar AND iitch quiet and nn
c-@as,z rnarGur--Aa rates were steady and berth
r,o seb Improvement IN some 10 .t'nces yei-
aal rs. ID dos. for tec-e' o-l l'.r -"S - 81
4s ou- reucut Goods, as. ga -"A -.i +, ~
ga. ''" o. I'm ions i.,lsll,sta.u Goods.
10" 3a .o. -, o'- nm "a s6 bn.h Grain 5-a5asl
3Don scss folr 2's log oolS "''' - 90 a.
steam 10000 eo, ST. tNol'noAiA' stem Ill.,, 49,. '
6r ad oae. Ha,r c - 'cs. al ov, 3.e Ier lao o.
tr' .in.r ' u.s. ,I 10 u ID, ,p5sn genera crso At
c4-ea. .at .no.l.r ei.i .o .oiN o W - s Ea
III ar p, ,m..l.isr 5000 o. D. io,e aa.teI 10 Be-.
a.aa4 or aa.oer d. d. , D'-' I,.u l. ~ ~
tons ,o ll1 Sic re-e.a cal7' pi.'-t,s 'A i'. =.
tons o. .ai.y Isaue- blmo.: e e. ~ o. - ~
i,s. 10 =, si.e',s aa wac pac aaoer 800 80
German oars. 500 ion5. E" lifioii i ,5 i,.l. ~
dublin. al. s FROM lost, a., az H. D % ,
ior .es cfc. BOO gl. rip b. 3a' ,s,o i e.
,1., .'.r.. ANS +.t.l. - b4!s -,'' '
.il ..I -nlu and ESQ Austrian b4rAs 100" ana 'J -
H. ..,,' ,ovtre . Id Elom lClluo ii -UrFr2lan HiiA
W ,-,-. ~ ,,.i..n ns Comment 5000 do. private f-i'
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ms tftUut features prices attiF A-a N'iNa"'
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pned her ana M, ~ , ~ o. .lori s4c- United Ger
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-26
THE STAIk Or TRADE


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What al an Y9pinai ID 20 pa 80 Msaaee oiierei
a " IN 'e D1 r." s s's tc soo bush ao II
e dul and nomi al at 3Jc asked sac BID for car OTIS
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rrovsons- lams ~ i4' haI re- &c tI5s and
kSs, IN ey Yock lvrail-Vhel. &c; Corn. sac oats
SIC Canal ower~ heat o'ec Conn., &C. To Ne"
iSgIcAGo Aug 25-FIour q'iet ana unclaimed Wheat in
far demand but at lower rates 30 hei Mner ~ &c
Der So ass 7sc. October o e. Noyem er 10. 90 % a.
Sc october. Rejected 81 olts dul weak ard lower at
% 30 I've drmer At &c B,rey frmer soc PORK
Irregular at s6asl6 % cash $40 W a-lI 7eplemsr
SOC eI n Ill dui tenting dosnward shoulders.
ana unchanged a. 81 10 @ 70 G en5s Sg
AeIl oas.er out 70 auotIDy lover te'eDs ny va"
p a. oats steady 80. Mixed. y &C. rye nrn
so sc Ha5e 'is, r uu.s p 81 a. 70. Sc Buk iiSaIs
easier; shoulders. Doe Clear RID 500. Bacon nm
Sy active and arm y 90 Butter urn aud UNCHANGED
sugar steady naris ,.ei NE, 20 ~
81 IS ass 90 Bueher' - S0Ss5 30 receipts 1000 head
sh HS2S0 Aug Flour quiet sales. 800 bels a. s.
wbeai nne 10 " c1Seer o. ie 10 White aichigsn
esPPa "oru am: SO yellow 462-' nigh Mixed 45ac
so M iSs 40 SO e DO soc: So Mixed sse
oo 0ats 600 bush shpmens-Flour, Loo bbl Wheat
~ 900 bush, Corn. none oatS none Nth ,.,r demand
Sm s,r Vsk declined NC, and closed steaay NO
ard 40 -oit Use; no. hW@ilt'
~, and August gici september. shsc October oYc -"
Codes nominal. Corn easier No az Use VAt. lu'o
80 So 2 a 26ssc. Rye higher No Al tv2o
p,sy rxeied and higher No spring Ise provisions
S,on.. Tard-Prlue steam. 4.soc cAsh and september
: 80 October. Hogs nrner at 81 'oas' ~ fresh'S
YunAlO, &c. - ,,,u.,.o yu hoo, .,n and 4, 4
= oaey tie caf 20 for 40 , Rod, prompt IN pment
81 az Tree on Doarl aye last sale Of
- ar 20 Corn-Recepts and offerings OF local lols ar
ai and Inc A was vel maintained but tutufr
dn with more disposition TO realize snd prices q
% ~. .r1iued IA &C. Willis Angus was Nc higher yer
t, u1uirV either options or exportation Du iAi DC
n'snd sor local consumption Pennsylvania western sn
southern yellow. track and In gram depot % % 90
nsrSs haze OF steamer Corn OatsDemand fallen on
| I Whte Il GAO. 80. do, Ao0AIej 40 do. so9sso