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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-10-07

THE latest scheme which has been
adopted by the Democratic Managers
In the South TO prevent the negrOe,
from voting the Republican ticket is
the making Of small bets with them
upon :he result of the election. Nc
money is required TO be put up, but
the bets are all recorded i'm q note
book carried by the Democrat who
bets on the election Of Hancock, and
ut the polls these negroes will find
themselves DISTINGUISHED. Al a recent
camp-meeting held in South Carolina,
trio Democratic henchmen succeeded
In making bets with sirty-eigh color.
ed Republicans-d ofioss sirty-sir roto,
to the Republican ticket in November
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-10-07

THERE is no city i'm Europe which
fingers so long i'm the memory Of the
traveller as dreamy Venice, with it.
sable gondOlas, its palaces whitened by
the soft, silvery touch Of moonlight
and its gay throngs laughing and chat
ting on the promenade of San Marco
or singing on its watery streets. Tn,
famous gondola and gondolier will
soon Ike thing of the past, as steam
navigation company has been formed
for the purpose of starting service o
small steamboats, like those of the
Thames, TO ply up and down the
Grand Canal and other watery boule
wards,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-10-07
Sheriff, sale.
= J. SCHWARTZ co +,
- I'LL .ntn.n 4


JACOB BIuLMAifR.
llY WRIT Z at spisF % sale issued oui o {
ID the District CoaTt ei the fvaTte. uth Judi sal
District within AMI isr The ssIuty OF Sliisv aud
- air OF kanssS IA the at-ssv ynttl~d aud 10
me directed and d,iiyoTrl. sillcn
.>u,urdGy. The On dog of .N"renii.,7-. 4.
u, 1850,
At o'cloCk = m. % sail day. Al the EAST door Of
the CouTt H.sss VA t' city .. Saiina. Saline
Is Kansas orsr fsr sale NJ t.atlc asction. 10 the
highest and best hiiieT for cash in hAsid the fob
low ,ng dr>c ril-.Si r,7al estate fs.-~H-
Ing paint a. feet east anil III, feet
>.uth tToaath- northwest csTnsT II The HeTts-sst
quarter ~ sectioa thirtser H. township iSnTtrrn
10 >sath of fsn.c thrce 81 Wi ihcu.c ,tsf -
fcvt thrncc ~llth o. the >alsky iIi river, tarnce
>salh-wv>g down sad river 10 paint due ss'uth
from the point q! tsssnbing thcnsv n,rth parallel
with the 49, Ens af sshi quarter ssciIcn. - the
plsac 1T lrsnuiuc With tenruseat>. hcnSiti1uscnts
ani si4'uTiv ssnt-,> thsrruniS l-lsaginE
>aiI rial estate j. takvn tbs P.v,-sT.y ~ tAe
above nanirl defendant aisi spy ra-l - f~rnty-
t~p haniry-i dslar sri ~ - Ss,d 10 Sst5Sfs -at
orisr Of sale n Jssrt 'hsrroi-
Given under u. lana this ssh day 81 tsts.i,sf 4
u. i-S. u Il. EAkhk.
.2.-sW Sheriff >siiat tsua'v. haasas
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-10-07

Myrtle r. Tarbell was born Oct. 9th,
1858, in the town Of Sycamore, De
kalb county, Ills. Ten years ago,
when she was i'm the 18th year of her
age, her parents removed to Republic
county, this State, where they lived
for seven years, when three years ago
they came to their present home in
this county. Myrtle lived with her
parents until her marriage with Mr..
Il. &. Wells, Feb. 18th, 1880 From
that time she lived in her new home
till the day of her death, which Oc-
cured after brief and painful illness,
Sept. 18th, i'm the end year of her age.
Though called at the time when life
Oh earth is sweetest and full Of hope,
she died happy death, perfectly re-
signed TO the Heavenly Fathers will,
leaving as her dying request to her
husband, parents and other family
bed: ~ am going, want you all to
meet me in Heaven" Her funeral
sermon was preached last Sabbath, by
Rev. w. A. Simkins, at the Cox
School house, and was attended by q
large cOncOurse of friends, who SYM
pathized deeply with her young nus
DiiIu anu liaTtntS Ill tnciE great lOsS.
She will be sadly missed by the whole
community where she dwelt. for she
was universal fayOrite, bright,
cheerful, cultured young lady, who
made friends wherever she went. But
though so sadly missed, it will be a
pleasant memory to all that in dying
she knew she was going home.
:" i am going know | going,
Through the gates that standing ajar,
And my soul with sweet rapture is glowing,
While I hear Heavenly music affair.
U, Jesus my precious redeemer,
is such bliss for a lost one like me.
Shall drink from loves fountain forever,
When in rapture gaze upon thee.
am nearing know | Am nearing,
The portals Of endless delight,
Where are pleasures 50 rich and endeaTins.
Beyond the dim shadows Of night"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-10-07

The dispatches inform us that three
conductors and baggage master have
been arrested on the charge of selling
bogus tickets over the Kansas Pacific
road. This arrest includes one of the
Oldest and most popular conductors on
the road.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-10-07

GENERAL HANCOCK promises TO veto
any measure having for its object the
payment Of the rebel claims. But il
should lie remembered that his party
makes no promise, and that, in the
event of Hancock's election, a terrible
pressure will be brought TO bear to in
huence him to reconsider his decision
in the premises.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-10-07

DID any of our Democratic friends
whe are growing SO loudly over Ham
cocks letter i'm relation to the rebel
claims ever stop to reflect upon the
strange fact that the people have de.
manded no such declaration of purpose
from Garfield or any other Republican
candidate. Why is it:
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-10-07

EIGHTEEN years ago Ben Butler
was bravely fighting against Lee and
Jackson: to-day he is fighting for the
same principles for which they then
fought. "Thus the whirligig of Time
brings i'm his revenges."
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-10-07

THERE were Republican gains i'm the
late Delaware and Connecticut munic.
ipal elections. Wouldn't it be funny i
the Republicans should carry Della
ware i'm November.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-10-07
Cheistiaa Church.

Sunday School at $50 A. N, Preach
ing at III A. N-subject VANITY
Among Bretheren - also at .:3,SP n,
subject: Christian Diligence"
Prayer meeting every Wednesday eve
ming.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-10-07

Miss SARAH Brown "ne'er con-
senting consented I" and will have the
State SUPPLEMENTARY of Public In
structiOn, provided there is a sufficien-
CIV of Democratic votes.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-10-07

II people who are troubles. with
colds would make Use of Ayers Cher
~ P.ctoral before attending church or
public lectures, they would avoid
coughing. ar,i the comfort of hearers
and speakers would be greatly pro-
NOTED. The Pcct"ral enables public
speakers to SPEAK clearly and without
fatigue, having au immediate and
wonderful e;icci in increasing the
power aud licxibiiity of the voice.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-10-07
oemoeratie County ceayes,ies,

The hmscrsfs 81 Saline county viii meet In del
sxsie convention af tho Hanesrk 4 English Hail
s2liaa- On Monday. octet<r lssh At leocl1rh u,
for the pars-- % placing In utan,fior ean1sasi~s
for the following ooanfy cfac-> coansy Affsrn-
ey e'erk OF the district eosrt probate ire super
inieDisni % paslc insfrnstS.n. representative IN
the state legislature and eosniy eoHsissisasr fss
the third district The Representatives has sexs
fixed By the eonmiitee ss fslsoss:
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-10-07
sr.uE CONSTITUTION.
4 Constitutional Convention Recon-
mcndcd.

SENATE JOINT gESoLt HON NJ :.
Recommending the calling OF a Constitutional
Convention
h frsalf1f - a. fsytsafsfe u ~ Nfis ~ ksasas
fas-tAis,is e al g. Islas rilrf - - ssra A1asf
S,-s-sFffa1 tAsTsss
>FcTIo> That It l. h-ryty r,,u,at..s ndsi 20
the slrtofs Of the stats sf ksHsas thai 81 the gsu
cral sls.iiu 10 h. h-l i,r thu s',tian ii usi~rs
Of the legislature sn IN, Tuesday sBs,,-sius the
hf-t Monday IN N"Vshti-sT \ u eighteen hunjry-l
api ,tghts. the, vote f,F aests,.t convention
- change anal rr,is the consultation ct the state
OF hanza,.
SIC : That the b,ii.t- ~ -,ish sis,tisb shsli -
printed or written partly prist~i sB,i paftl,
~utt-n. The fprm II sh- tap 4 shall - fof
constitutional g"ns vutt''n. o. Against c"usii-
tutiuuai convention
So : THIS resolution shall take vrr,t aud br
IN iurcr pn sui alta H. pui.csi,..n ia ths stat
ute book
h,-f,-b, rcftify that the above Lil originated
Ia tbs SyEsIe Fsts,ssr, lvth is.r asi Ias-ci that
boiy fsbruary 18th ISss
!hHAN tNrHRkN
Hisgs EuANptIN f',sf.f.ai q .Nrs.f'.
!Stfst5Fs q
Essse.i the UJH-s Mach Is.p
SID\pEl CLAEkE
MiET " MstTuN .>.-.itlH ~ Nee.
tassf 'l.5i - ffs,.sf
Approved Mar,h -ih ISIS
JuHS y ~ IoHN. G-rs-ss.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-10-07

The Democrats no longer charge
that GOnkling" sulks in his tent"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-10-07

UNDER the new constitution COlOra-
do holds her election on Nov. 3, instead
Of Oct. as many supposed.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-10-07

The 329 business undoubtedly means
that Garfield will have that number q
electoral votes.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-10-07

RILEY COUNTy's Bismarck display
was the subject of fine illustration in
last weeks Frank Leslie.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-10-07

The epizOotic is now fully under
control and will not sweep over large
portion of the country.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-10-07

NEXT week Tuesday the Indiana,
Ohio and West Virginia elections Oc-
cur,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-10-07
Notice by Publication.
fSsline IN III DIV


tiict caart.
W-srr 4 lntl' and tharicS
litii". psrisvrs a, " = Liiilr
60, fiaintiH>,
john : Tupper pvf~ulaBt
IoIN : IT PIER l,,,n- rys,i,a' u To- sists
- Of Nan std - IsrI- uat a..su ~tii tai.
natiss that b. hts txsu ,u.d ~ v ssrs q Iatie
ar,i hailr, ii'tis iattners A. " , Litti. a 10
Ia tbs distract Cvrt II Saline conniy. kiu-fs sol
that be u..st ausseE tar Qs.iti"u aisTl OBJ the
plaintiff w iittl- 4 Ca. iristv ~" ilah
iss ct Nov, '.'T \. y l~ae ssr tis- f-tlftun rili
~ taken a. true and ill,ignsvnt sui bv rendered
assrliuElN the uaturs vf vhtsh ~iil - igigsns
giu-t The sts i.hu = Tuptcr. drivts.isn Mt
ir She %. stssa With int~tv>t al tlsr rate Of
srNsn pr cent, Is'I -nuuus fruu thc hIrt das OF
= IIsu,.rs i>.s ssl..s}tas lhr trItas oi b -.T-
tam Frot4ts-ssgs uatV executed and d.lisss,a -
.Ei Ilantiii- the - iay uf September Is.a'
as.i that ,hs Lr,g tsS ID ti,i,.s J. a. iS~.i an
oTd. ,i sttssl,tf issued ty the clerk 81 sati
coaIt ia stad sgstn.t the pr'icrl 81 sad ioka
> fuPp~r LoNirr \ WILSON.
81 - AftnfnrVs g. ssafn'ins
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-10-07

iht ~ WI VIZ hNN~NNH
pfII,t ~ rtft 81 EftsEN go -IAtti
iAls. ~ttiith, --sfstsFs Of state ct The S1e II
hau.a- d. hetsis ,srttfs that iiss tSfe -1.ns b.
tfa" and correct cops 81 this original sBI,si isint
f,->sltti"u nov Gle Ia nay oflso aoi that The
same tnk EFFECT BY Publication IN the ststutr i-t
MAJ sEh. I-1y.
10 testiu,.fuy vtts rruf I have k.srsnta
.9a fi'Ht nav usuis aud amazed nss
.stAi 9th. ,sl Il. al. trsnr a. IuIs IA. thts ~
d., 81 'ststsT : u i--p
JAMES SMITH, --tr.taTy ~ state
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-10-07

sam WOOD is a Greenback candidate
for representative in his county.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-10-07
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICKET

NATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICKET
Fer President.
JAMES A. GARFIELD,
Of Ohio.
Fer vfce-PreHident.
CHESTER A. ARTHUR,
Of NeW York.
CONGRESSIONAL TICKET.
Fer Cesgres~man. First District,
JOHN A. ANDERSON,
Of Riley County.
STATE TICKET.
For Gsyernor.
J. p. ST. JOHN,
Of johnson County.
Fer Lieutenant G0vernor,
ID. w. FINNEY,
Of WOOdsOa County.
For Secretary Of State,
JAMES SMITH,
Of Marshall County.
For Auditor.
p. /. BONEBRAKE,
OF ShdDnec County.
For Treasurer.
JOHN FRANCIS,
Of Allen County.
For Attorney General.
w. A. JOHNSTON,
OF OftdWd County.
For State Superintendent,
II. e. SPEER,
OF Darts County.
Fer Associate Justice Of tine Supreme
Court.
ID. NJ. VALENTINE,
OF Franklin County.
Fer J1dge Of the lash Judicial District
j. II. PRESCOTT,
Of Saline County.
Fer state Senator Of she 36th District.
THOMAS ANDERSON,
OF Saline County.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-10-07

NtfIfft = esssa-s sssSs s-.szsess-- - -<ssass
~ q - sssfsfs = - - - f-ssssa.ss<. -
a. zz<1~ - &ss-sas sszelse -ss Jesszs ~
80 - s~ssls4. 80 ssf-sssz.z- - ssssss $50
= 80 sr-< ass $1,000 sasss 49, a. srssst 80
- s<1s - s9asf<-@ atrs-<s s,z&-s-s s.ae ~
10 a. s~<ss@.se-a F.1 G--ss - fas = 49,
l4.s . - - s4ase -. sS.z-r - sszs< z&s-
s--sr. sfs2ss, 1s- - ezf - s~ash~s 7><e, -
- SNsb<xrs - fsE1s<saz@~
sD<s~a~s. 49, - ~ 49, - $500
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-10-07

.ssts1> u a. fSs.szs.g = ~ Isy4ssss.
ts.s@ J-s-a isa<.ss ~ r. fssy II s.ss ss..s.
Esf@ezzs
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-10-07
CONGRESSIONAL TICKET.

Fer Congressman. First District,
JOHN A. ANDERSON,
Of Riley County.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-10-07

'"hS bsANilT ~ Claws
| 81 F.t'- N4.rr 49,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-10-07

SENATE JOINT gESoLtTInN NJ :.
Recommending the calling OF a Constitutional
, 1880-02-27

HOG pRODUCTS-Wese quiet, except in changes,
ana the carrying charges wdcned slightly under lit
lie more pressure to transfer stuff from March into
APRIL The market ensler In sympathy with de-
cline OF Sd in lard In liverpool with scarcity OF
sfenn-room On the ocean, while the receipts OF hogs
were rather large, and dressed hogs were enster.
MESS PoEK-Decncd l0c per br1 and closed 1Ac
below tho atcst prices of Wednesday. at nbout S19o
for round lots spot sl1-so9n.s2M seller March. and
sl1Hlaal20o seller April. Sales were reported OF
7G brls seller March ut sls5a11Q 40 brls seller
Aprll ut lo; and 80 brls seller Nn5 1t ST. 123
@l2.2E. TotAl. s.. 10 brls.
LARD-Decned lUc per 100 lbs and closed 1Ec be-
low the latcs, prices Ut wednesday, at $40 for round
los spot o. seller Mnrch and S seller Aprt Saiss
we're rcroEted Of HIM seller t1nrct Mt Ss!9Snt
- .in. 1 rs s: se!lss @ps! m u s;ai s 81 * md $50
MEAIs-Nerc r,ther quiet, except IN local futures,
port business WIS rhecacd by the ndvance In ocean
trctShts sales we're reported uf 80 bxa shoulders nt
f;.:; ~ bxs slo:t-clcac> Mt $Gl5 ~ bxs long and
sn"Et clenrs at 7:Es,: 2selNo lbs shoE5-Eihsas @ & ~
tf. seller March, seller Ap:t Faa}a
@S1s @ selle: May md 81 p SELLER June: l99 ,s @ lbs
at 1Ac; 2uD pcs do 90 Ibs) 65:c Prices for the
leading cuts we're about rs follows at O'Clock for
p1Ftl5-Curcd 1otk.
, 1880-02-27

Special Dispateh to The Chicago 1t1oun.
NE" YORK, Feb -A-GRAIS-Reactin from tba nv.
traordinary activity Of yesterday, there vax mi,
moderate degree OF animation In wheat even In IN.
ter grades, which opened ut decline Of about ~
hn from Inst evenings mites, rallied thsourh H.
afternoon about 1c peS bu. relapse asn,u uesr hs
close to the lowest prices of the day throushont r
ducing options fully A@lAc per bu under yestc,d.,
final quotations. On the weak mud unsettled m.,sst
offerings we're more urgent late In the atte,noor dn
IN part to pressing reports from the West which rrn
resented leading speculative holders thera q, tras
sellers with 6 view to prompt realization Tha ar,
port inquiry has fallen OF very perren,thJr
Influenced in port By less favorable teuo,
Of advices by cahle- Spring wheat closed
generally In favor Of buyers on 1e;,,4rtat
movement, even for early delivery; options neglected
and unsettled; a0 bu No red. in stose and aaoat
1t sL506152; 16UD bu No. Chicago spring. so-esret
In store reported nt $lH. Com less active and un-
settled opening for early delivery rather stronger
hut Welding toward the close; mixed Western. IN.
graded, 5a@Dsfc. Rye in more demand at full p1esa
Oats more active but Mt irregular prlce closing gsn-
csieaso 1T @ II asEed
ruliaS 3se s..s
lsayins on irreEaa.ly: Ness vey al!Iet for prompt
satss s5fsssst ksSzass eHssfa xes {: s|i:s " =i =
Ss95 III M $iss
declining Sd oc: April. $;..0s I'LL May Fi;s:a
NJ rAh5aE1R a hk demand as about steady dFaFs' slim
1 &c raEs r. 70 tss T.;
about as last quoted on Tnther tetter ID demand.
a is. aa,naon IN h.
most assention mainly Tor outpost M ioadns ea,s q
70 fk< Htstcrn associated Prtss
NEW YORK. Feb. b.@i-CoTroS-Ma:kctd dull at y 1-1s
@13 3-lGc- Futures steady; February. ngsc: March.
E S SS1s%ser Assas1; Is s September ns' ost0'ss
FLouK--MnTket dull; receipts am bris: super
stase aad wes,eFn s9%m9n ~ a. to ge1d exnas
extra. S5.saas;15: extra Ohio, Sa75a7a1; s. Louis
S55s@ So; Minnesota patent pruee:: III x;Ht3s1a
,p1ns a1ixass: s1ss 5sSssp ~ sesI1ase &c
eago S. ri: unS:7ded red. sl13l51; Ne. do, slG;
Nc. do. $l-Gai-i3 uncs.dcd amber slS:; No. am
- n sioe nns1Saed E noat WnI So psd, Fsbrua
sl51GL5ll{; March, sl;j5;@rI5lN; April, s1-50NalA
Mar, 81. Ivy Rye active and uIn Corn hesrr
5sssip.s; s,eansq 1 Sn e. ?s1fI ~
March, SIC; April, 0atsAarket easier; Eeceipts
q 90 bu: mixed Western a7@..sc; whita Western.
HAY-Firm and unchanged. ~
GRoCERtEs-CoEee quiet and UNCHANGED snfaf,
demAnd fair and !nAsSes M fism far to GOOD reanns'
FErNoLEUM-aiarkes duh and easier; United. ~;
crude. 6ssg7sc; refined, 13ze
TALL0w-SomEnly unchanged
kESlS-Quict and unchanged
TURrESTISE-Firm Mt &c
EGGS-Markct dull; Western BS15c:
PnoS1sIoSsarork dull and lower; OLD mess guqtea
meats quiet but firm; long clear mtddes, 49, a1os
clear mdd!cs E.p Lard market dun and eaaess
1rtme steam. {s..5.
BCrTEI-Ffr.n: Western, l69aec.
CHEEsE-Market dull: Western, u91N4c
WHlskY-Nominal at <ld9@LlQ
, 1880-02-27


The following instruments were filed for rec
, rh,,.cao, e.. oc ~ 49,
o1o 1Au'eoas' reo' 70:
K-,ner ,+ o,s - ~ ~ ,p Isra'.nn xxx
#. imnroyed. dated Feb. = tIexis Rrnnd
somth Wntnr IL in II X ~ Denrhnrn Hlr;S; A'''
Il imnrnvrd dntad Fab q tswetr K Enrcrnss -
xhGan IG Gna9'es eS ( 81 L :, - n
SheffteId nv dafed Feh 1S A. and H. HneTT
to Georse DerSes, ~ - 80 s'4lu L. noe1s aan
warren Nv is It ii Iiobcy .; = s;ris5 X e'''0
Eiiynherh p 1lnnieixt ~ " - "''e'A ~ ,nnn
Ashiund nv " nnr ~ lana a. .;,iHI e. Asoo'
dated Feh ~ {f,nr1 1tranhors r. nrisa ~ ,at 49,
mnnn1 ~ ~ 1-'- " 4o3'SSN A'Aoe ,ur
Ashland nv, .nrne ns the abovc. dated Feb Is ''''
Ashland ar II II Of i,nrne1 81 - a;IiE X A@@"
fmnrnvca dated Fnh II e: e. Rocsanhapg @ -
G. and ). IS schndt. w. - w. a. noesenoes 11oo
The premises No. 55 Hamilton az dated Fci sS
q uAC. and Ca. Allen to Caroline E. Grccnl 4C0o
NebSternv, lW It y OF Hurlhut st, 5 t, 24xl21 IT,
dated tee. ~ tAlichAci Weber to Mary E.
WoE :; aWiIi,ar ~ - 1.s5 tuHefess 81 dhted
tnr3 ~ ~ ''4AA @tSse'a a'u ~ sopnla 11ota1s- oo,o
West Huron ST l:f,M # e Of Iincoin s;rrii5;; '"
It, dated Feb. q tAf and I'd Brand to jnhn
, 1880-02-27

fGT fPoice TeEEeTs othsF b r.; gs2aes dcnana
dunn and heavy, A.s5B4a5: Mrs Hpntahsta5; -; me-
loads unsold 0Aes esa'9Aa; afev
p KASs!.S CITY.
Special Dtspatch to TIE Chteaao 7tsh,,.
KANSAS CRY. .Aio.. Feb. b..S-CATrLr-'rhsp q
1tHt reports reespts the past week ; ,hI1essc c,
eFs and feeders. s3e1sa!U: naIira native atocf.
GqloradoY 2t31sae3; 'rexas s..5@ssN $@-assae5;
fioti-Recefpt* the pnst wcek 1Sina. .t,
mixed packnE, sa7n4l5O. ~ A""A aolppln9 and
EAST LIBERTY
,cEtnT East i ,hsEKTx 5aa Pa. Feb. os-cA711r-n..
with few buyers. Trade ve.y duil and sat Snt indeed
on n rsf hands; no change in prices hsapped
HoGcReccipts. 3ilU head; Y0rEers staa9ia: e 9ia:
Philadelphas, A.stG75.M Asto' A.a947t
fair 44 ootn2: feeliaa
CINCINNATI
C1ScISNAT1, Feb b-ai-HoGs-Actiye arao...
mon, *iU packing, s{-&24E5; butcher.s e CON.
Receipts 2,7l0 head; shipments, 1an *aao94A
1SDIAS4POLrS. >.
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 4i-IIo1s-Sta,aw
4'sa Receipts, 4ra0: shipments, lm @s aaa4
, 1880-02-27
BY TELEGRAPH.


EckElGN.
Speetds Dispatch to The Chtcooo TYfh+n.
L1yERPooL. Feb 2G-11:0 O. m-FLorR-ws,
No. 2, IDS Sd. ASt
Observation-Disclosures, No. l. lis 1Ck1, M r.
spring, No. !, lis ID; No ID, Cd; white. M -.
No. 2 los ut; club, No. ], lis 1od; No. liz IL ca"! ~!
New, No. ]. IS l0d: No, 2, IS 9s<d. "'fH-
PKOyISIoNs-Pork.5 SIS ID. Lard, FL
LIVERPOOL. Feb observation-disclosures
dull Mt 5-a7 7-1Gd. sales, 700 bales: 1pec11.na
and export 1000; American $50
AMERICAN I4ARD-H9s Cd.
SPIRITS TCRPEST1NE-Xss6 I'd,
LONDON, Feb. aG-SPIR1rs or PErpnrrr,L ~.
7&d. 40
LISSEED OIL-2s 5dGg7s IOa
SPIRITS OF YURrESTlNE-a5s 6d93ss u
f. ANTWERP. Feb. sS.--PETAOLEU3f-16Ha1s<, !.
The following we're received by the GhiS1ggn r...
of Trade: "e'@o ooa1d
L1vEnrooL. Feb ai-whent quiet md .te,,..
winter ls1d No .spring. Its 2d: No d. Ms s asaa sa
and corn In moderate demand; rod winter The.n
cned I'd AE1trcd-When: md corn eunt ann - ge-
posed to business. Torn rather dull and ~ iiaQs'
roEk-Westcrn T. A.. SIS 3D. Larl. dull and n twsE
Mt us sd Dncon--1- e.. rs I'd: s. C. Ns RI ~ Tnmes.
SIS. Cheese. rs. Bee.- +: M, H. 49, o4' 1s'oN
IoSDOE, Feb. A.-LlyENPUOL-Wheat on,.+ ,ux
steady Corn IS lid Cargoes u coast-heat naisa! aaa
and steady fair ayerage rcd winter 81 CarSoes oa
rerat1on In Prices; corn ntonr 39Cd per dnarte-
chcaper but there IS none offered on sale: fa5r .v
age quality Of American MIXED corn for promnt shs
ment by sail Is Sd 0's aUp-