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The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-07-15
The Higher Courage,

tou tell mo that lie Is not what dream,
That man is selfish, and woman vain;
That the strong are made strong through
suffering,
ana the wise are wise but in bearing pain;
That our souls are nlled with earthly dnst
Tho glory fades from our skies away,
And the human heart, like the mountain
pine,
Sings song Of grief on the brightes: day.
ret must we live for petty aims,
And say perfection exists nowheret
see but house-plants-well, what then
The fields are green, and the hills are fair
Better good dreams than evil fActs,
A noble faith than ignoble deeds.
NY path my not run through fruits and
flowers,
Must therefore nll my hands with woods
know, know they must die away,
The altar-lghts of the misty dawn;
We worship no more at the shrines OF youth,
Their idols are broken, their splendor gone.
Yet, hoping on as best we may,
Whatever makes or whatever mars,
1t can be no crime, il our feet grow tired,
Though ths dust be nearest, to look at the
stars.
Nay! ind no hult with the world as il Is,
Though the end Of all you may not see.
Facts are Gods thoughts, my friend; and
God
What is God but realityi
We mus labor on till the long days close;
We shall know Lies meaning then. Oh,
well,
We may ind it true in the end-who knows
Tho old tale of the angel and Israel
--.AuoustuS NJ. Lord.
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The surveying for the st. Gothard
tunnel was so nicely done that although
the tunnel is nine and a quarter miles
long the two galleries were bored with
such precision that they met with q
difference of only four inches In level
and lateral deviation Of less than
aight inches.
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Coaches run between Bristol and Memphis
without change.
No SUNDAY d, lays.
baggage checked through.
VIM. KERR,
Passenger Agent, KDOxviie Tenn.
JAMES Il. OGDEN.
0en Pass. Agt. Knoxville Tenn.
T s, DAVANT,
Asst Gen1 Pass. Ag Memphis Tenn.
J ". SUTTON,
Passenger Agent, Chattanooga, Tenn.
O. @. MCMILLIN,
Toket Agent, Chattanooga, Tenn.
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TO THE WEST!

Close connection is made for all
ARKANSAS AND TEXAS POINTS.
A full set Of hrst-olasa Emigrant Tickets an
sale at the principal stations, w
, 1880-10-10
SUBURBAN.

About three-fourths Of the 81 GOO necessary tt
make the band success have been secured.
The Philosophical Association will hold its an-
nual meeting in the Public Library rooms to-
morrow evening. Officers for tho ensuing year
will be elected.
nual lecture on = Electricity" ID University
Hall Tuesday at II a. N. The lecture will con-
time two h,}nrs, and I'LL arc Invited
Beg'n9tng with this evening qt 5:t5 o'clock, a
Heaven, and Hell viii be given each Sunday
evening ut st, Mnrk's Church.
day evening W Mcssss. L. !. Gage /. B. Parker. r.
P. Lee. George G. Wilcox, and H. a. Allyn were
elected members.
The Juniors in the University haye elected the
Vice-Prcsfdent, Miss JessiH C0w(es; Secretnry.
?. p. M'tidlekautr; Treasurer. Miss Lille Jones'
The Rey. II. NJ. Hatfield. D. D.. will preach
this morning and evening In the First Methodist
Church, This is the Doctors Ast sabbuth In
Evanston.
The Rey. George c. Noyes. D. D., will preach
Church.
The Rev. George h PIERCE will conduct the
usual services ibis morning and evening In the
The Rev. 4. j. Scott prcaches this morning
and evening in the Congregational Church.
BLUE ISLAND.
The funeral Of Stephen Rexford, who died
Thursday, took ptacc yesterday afternoon from
his late residence, and was largely attended BY
old settlers from Chicago and the surrounding
country. Mr.. Kexf.,rd wns fn tie T6th year "
his nge. He aud his two brothers were the
pioneers In this part Of the country, they having
settled here in tho year 1883. Mr. hexford has
i,tuos:' 1sand: which -, be =, cultivated
81 Surveyed - the the re%n own Of Worth. which ' be named
after Gen. Worth, Of Mexican war fame under
whom he served. He is brother Of Heber tick
for1, who WAS ut ono time County Treasurer of
this county, and served hinsolf US one Ut the
County Supervisors prior to 1870. Mr.. hexford
has been twice married, and leaves large faInf-
" Of children, nnny Of whom are married. The
funeral service was conducted by Aiss Kollock+
Of rhe UniyersaiiSt Church, and 4 mule quartet,
composed Of tho four sons IF Mr. 81. C. Games,
sang sotne very impressive hymns
, 1880-10-10
ROOM OR COMPANY?

For The CHICAGO Tribune.
"Tm patron" be said to tho Editor,
"And like the most pnrs OF your sheet:
To encourage the bent of your enterprise
Is why we SO often thus meet"
And he sQuatred him there
In tho one extra chnir
Which the Editor keeps for hist
",Twas tor Fremont in ftty-six.' he said,
And from then till the present I've always been
Republican. a4nnre-toed and trao."
And he " "haw-hawed - so loud
That the outside crowd
Thought the root must be tumbllng through.
The" s1af. he spoke of elections. "qhe Ho0s'er
sa!9 "Shs patEoa,''' I 1T Tuesday VIII vote.
So majorities then may no1e."
And he swDrc him swear
Nude tho Editors hair
Stand as stif as the hair on goat
ana anal be- tsl sad % Of The h arco @ below, y" "'''
"There are bottles all broken and spikes down
there
Would you test the convenience show7
And our press. with its groans,
WIN so sttnc your means
That your agony no one will know.
"There are dollops Of bones in the court be-
And they Steam in the MONDAY SUM-;
And the'r ight hs ths benn1if1! hue
And that patrs!n rose,
And he pointed his nose
And bis feet to the door-and was gone.
And I'm betting Of bitters fill with you
That :: the, patron" on Tuesday will not drop
To taste the political fish.
liz Il ss sesse1. sses; ya% hs'l pssx sGf, bet
Aud he'll wish he'd kept out Of the atsh: .1!; w..
, 1880-10-10

FINANCE AND TRADE.
Stocks Exceedingly Dull, with a
Very Strong undertone.
Light Shipments Of Currency to
The Country.
The Produce Markets Active-Provinons IT.
regularly strougerHogs Firm,
Khsat end Csrp Busyant 0wlng to European keUs-
etber Grain Stronger in Sympathy.
1ff1TAT,
FINANCE AND TRADE.
FINANCIAL.

Though stocks we're dull, tha uudertone OF fhe
market was strong. 4 decided rise in price Is
looked forby some, even among conservative op-
orators The conditions that favor such Il move
menI are more powerful than the political un-
certainttes that would operate against It, The
only special feature OF business was the rise Of
in Indianapolis, Bloomington s. Western, to IS,
on account OF its favorable arrangement with
the Sandusky- Most OF the other changes were
fractional, AMI almost all of them towards
lower prices.
Burlington g. Quincy made Il, to 1851; Wa
bash y, to 38A; the preferred u, to 68H; Ohio
y, to s34; Lackawanna Il. to aoA; Reading x,
to 3D4: Western Union X, to e7A; and Omaha
preferred y, to 8lh.
The LOSSES were: Omaha common Il, to Az;
Ontario u, to sih< Northern Pacific l, to a8A;
the preferred 4, to SIX; Lake Erie 4, to aln;
Chattanooga ], to 60; Iron Mountain =, to 4sn:
Union Pacific y. to s7h; Manhattan Il. to 34sl;
Hudson 4. to Ssh; Missouri. Kansas s. Texas
Il, to ask; st. Joe \. to 51,{; the preferred u.
to 6o,.; Northwestern II, tn loS; the preferred
i, to 12Ah; St. Paul Is, to asA: Lake Shore =,
to JOSH.
Advices were received from New York to the
effect that the bears were gaining confidence,
whereupon the market Immediately stifened
up.
Erie will soon publish statement of its busl-
ness. 1t will be the best it has ever made.
Kternan's Wuli-Street News Bureau is re-
sponsibic for the statement that "it Is authort-
tarfveiy reported that Lake Shore Railroad has
offered guarantee OF per cent on the common
stuck Of the Pittsburg. Tltusyille s. Buffalo
Railroad Company"
Chicago bankers reported gpod demand for
loans from nearly all classes Of customers, who
state that their business is improving. Rates
are 405 per cent on call, and GOT per cent on
, 1880-10-10

NEW YORK. Oct 9-CoTr0N-Ftrm at IL 5-1G@
N1-16c: futures steady: October. tic: November
1ls6c December, lI.Sc; 1nnuasy. ll.olc: February
l.lGc; March, LIE; april, ll.48o; May. 1le3c.
FLoun-StTong; receipts. l4.0W bris; exports, 17M
bril-; super State nnd Western, ss5ttzal0; common
tn good extra, *12a1 4GI; xo9d +, ehHtcc *aH@GM
Sh'ts Tse1t sSt5 e1s 9ae @
excited sna hgear sses!p* ,se z %
1Trlye p9Ers91d p Es 81 l0alD: H. T. de- slsg
1asd Ka fea %s,ts t gx xfa xste5 ss.m.r s65s
~ sxhi,e q :sa So 1ed. V oe.eeer siiS
dnary TIL noys;mber % H, NJ
54@5Atc: No white ISOLDE; yellow, Sc; No. Oc-
toher, S'4@5s4c; Suveueer. tt4553zc: December.
Wsstcs mt4ed s@se: wills wes,arn
Hors-Wcak; new New Yorx. Same:
naify unchanged Molasses dull and unchanged. htce
oLE1N1glntet but nrm; United, ss4c; czpde.
FNLiow-nemand active; d4@n4c.
kESrS-Eirm and unchanged
FFgaRsHSyT!SEMstT21E FgHRESy.Sr - 9;H@! s st s's 4e
I.EAruEn-,Duli: buyers arm; hon1ock sole, Buenos
Ares, and Rio rando light middle and henvy weight
Woo!9Yet bnt steady domestc neeee. sassc;
Pnov1sluS5-pork dull; mess quoted At SlG009
md unsettled i"nK e{ear soss oa
s5c Lard active nrn1. and higher; prime steam sa0
SSS SaEizE-5ulI I'D Id 1emtna; @eaath t'fss fSsis4c
: MErALs-hAn AnufMctuged copper now sheathtnR, &c;
sss'sn !ssss 'ass a1sss RSst e isasI &sssa
N4ILsIu,, t5ls@a2s; clinch. ssts@sM
, 1880-10-10

Special :Dtspatch to 1ne Chicago Tribune.
BosroS, Oct g.-Therc Is no change in mouey
rates, sterling exchange. or New York FUNDS.
in Gross g. exchanges at the Clearing House to-day,
Sl0!6o,Ml; gross balances, $li;s5.:4aO1 For tie
week-Balances, s.. I6S. .:s4; exchanges, $0i.,T4.-
e6. Mnancia! matters arc likely to be ut q
standst.n until after Tuesday. The stock mar
kut still continues quiet and steady, with no
change Of importance to uote. The consoiidu-
non movement Of the Sanuusky is still Affect
ing that STOCK, and this morning it sold uD to
lSeH on large transactions. The basis Of the con
soildaton VIII bc. it is understood, on basis Of
from II III ~ for The stock. and it is conseouen1-
y not probaile that 1t will 80 higher than The
latter hgnre. Osdensburg common made an ad-
vance OF Il, to - The home roads were n fr0c-
ton better than yesterday on small sales.
The only feature On the Rosfon market was a
decline OF i in Hartford s. Eric bonds hv reason
ct the accident on the New York s New En-
gland hulo lust night In other bonds sales
we're made OF Eastern AIS at 89. Pueblo "a Mt
1lsai II n4d lla and sandusky IS at 1Ul Boston
~ water1rowcr on the second call sold at ~ aud
asked; Maverick ut bid. ~ asked.
II, the Wfsfsr1l -Assoeiated PYsss.
H1STOS. Oct. 9-StDcks f.lpsf.1.
, 1880-10-10
THE ARABS BRIDE.

For 1Ae Chicago 1rfbunA,
"On swiftly, JerId-swiftly!
To-day as the wind we must ride
Far over the mighty desert,
In senrch Nf my promised brtdet
Twas foretotd at my natal hour
That upon thus coming day
should ride from dawn till midnight,
Nor rest nor cat by tho wry,
Till reach two spreading date-trees
That grow lovingly side by side,
And there shull lind her waiting !.
My lpve-my life-lny bridei
"Her hair must be dusky Us midnight,
And tine US the thrice-spup silk;
Her brpw must be open as morning,
And white Ms the wild goat's milk:
Her eyes must be deep nnd thoughtful
As the waves TINT hoat III the sea;
Aud sweet as musk nnu spices
Tho breath frutn hcr red lips will be:
Her step must be light rs tho sunbeam
That falis on the tesErt-saud;
And her vpice as lnw Us The SIRENS
That sing from their seagirt sttnnd.
But, above all this earthly beauty,
AS to Earth ~ tho tar~0f sky,
Her soul must be pure az this houria
Who In Allnh's bosom lie!'
When the beasts crcpt out on the desert,
And the night-birds circling teW,
a MN lily slowly dying
Where two date-trees lovingly CREW.
In bis eyes was IL look OF RAPTURE,
On bis lips smile Of pride,
As he spoke to tho noble charger
That stood sadly by h.s SIDE:
"F4rcwell, Jer4d, my beautiful!
IT'S hntshed-thy masters rideI"
And, as dawn crept over the desert,
ELLEN GRAY.
, 1880-10-10

Long clears quoted ii Na5 loose und <;,75 boxed:
Cumher'anes sss4c boxed; long , cut hans. s94e9o;
nRe; green hams. Same average. 7@7Me.
Bacon quoted ut Gs63{c for shoulders. 6fG8]4c for
short ribs, for short clears, lellc for hams,
aI eanvased *nd packed.
low at 4GSi4c.
BEEF-Na. quiet at s7.0o@725 for mess, saoaa25
for extra meas. and $t| .u1t t5.C0 for huns.
TALtnw-Quiet and steady At oNs6c for city and
tM@5Ac for country. -.
, 1880-10-10

FRANK ALLEN pleaded guilty IN the CriminI
Court yesterday morning to indictments chare-
Ing him with forgery and e,nbezzlement The:
prisoner was confidential clerk to Gilbert &
Brega, commission merchants, and on the sth:
OF July last he forged their name to check 0f
$3.50, for which he secured the money at iho
Fifth National Bunk. Embolleneu BY bis sue
cess, he forged another check for E. .10u on the:
Goth OF the same MONTH. Most Of this money. fn,
addition to number Of small sums which hd
stole from the cash. was last In hueket-shops,;
and when Allen found that discovery stared him;
in the face he went to San francisco. where ID:
was arrested and what was LETT OF bis ill-gorten,
bis person. The prisoner was remanded for,
sentence. :.
, 1880-10-10
FROM THE GERMAN.
FIR The Chicago TFrl,ust

FIR The Chicago 74rbune
A tickle maid is Fortune fair,
Who seldom 1inEtrs long in view;
She toys moment @ith your hair,
Caresses, and then fees from sou.
Jil-I.s1ck will not SO soon forsakes
She comes into your home and sits
So patiently the long hours rhro'
Beside your weary bed, and kptrs~
CHICAGO, Oct &. P.J. KAT
, 1880-10-10
By TELEGRAPH.

Special Dtspateh to The Chicago TFthu:,t.
LIVERPOOL Oct 9-l1:& g. m-FIoUR-No. l. lis
3D.: No. as5d
GnAlS-Wheat-Winter. No. L 9s1d: No. 2 ss 9d;
spring. No. !. o. I'd; No. Is lodi whise Mo. as 6d
No 2 81 Id; club, No. los Id: No. ~ I'd. CoFn--heT
No. /, bhs.
PNOvlSIoSS-Pork. IDS. Lard. 455-
LIVERPOOL. Oct 9.-CoTT0N-Steady; u-168Td:
sales. auU bales; speculation and export lao;
Ameriean GMn
Pnovis1oss-Amertcan Iard. is. Baeon-long
clear, Eas; short clear, 45s.
, 1880-10-10
SHIPMENTS.


The following grain WAS inspected into store
in this city saturday morning: 80 cars red WIN
ter wheat, 10 cars No. 8 winter, 5 cars rejected,
l23 cars No. spring, 80 cars No. 8 d. u cars
rejected, car no grade t242 wheat,; 545 cars
No. corn, ISL cars high mixed. 6a cars rejected
507 corn): II cars No. 2 white oats, 70 cars No.
mixed, So cars rejected, 2 cars grade LIZ oats};
II cars No.. 2 rye, 0 cars rejected; l car No. 2
barley, u cars No. 3 do. u cars No. do, 3 cars
No. do C27 barloy]. Total 1ao3 cars, 10000 b.1.
Inspected out: lis 80 bu wheat $40 aa0 bu corn,
7p,:27 hi oats, 8,as35 bu bu barley
The following were the receipts Of breadstuns
, 1880-10-10

4 ~ t. Jig Faablo Ark. vsi.... a
C., B. Il Q...+..........t&SAt
LONDON; Oct -Conanls. " b~ln; ,,.. :
ii.1tlway securities -Illlnots. CentraL 115;
l3.A: Eric, 401i; Erie seconds, 924; Reading,
15H,.
S1.WooO in gold here for New York.
, 1880-10-10

I11e leaQlDK produce markets were active
Saturday, and stronger. Wheat was buoyant
under tho receipt of unusually stroug telcgrams
from England. Tho people thero arc finding
OUT that the wheat OF the world Is not offered to
them so freely us they expected. They see our
Visible supply decreasing at time when they
looked to see our warehouses almost bursting
with wheat; and, while exporters are now short
as much us under any circumstances they could
deliver In the next six wcoks, the wheat is not
offered to them at anything like the prices at
which they sold. Some Of these shorts were being
filled on the other side Saturday, and the un :,
usual demand caused the extraordinary ad-
vance, which found its reflex here.
Corn also went up on the other side
Of the Atlantic being quoted as
hiRh m 81 shlIlngs nor o,arte- for prompt
shipment, though some parties there stated
that the best offers they had we're 25s Sd. The
result was an important reaction here, which
was not ncgntired By tho advance in lake
freightssns Buffalo rates were quoted lower.
Other grain was higher in sympathy, the re-
ccipts being smaller. Provisions were more
active. hut chiefly iii the latter part OF the ses-
sion, when higher prices for grain proved to be
moro thnn momcntary, and then tended upward,
with better demand for the near futures.
Mess pork closed 5025c higher, at $l8.25 for Oc-
tober and Sl255Qtl2.60 for November. Lard
closed Irregular. at S8a2M Gs-35 seller October,
and $8.17hGbS.1 10 for November. Short ribs closed
81 higher, ut s7-''Ss far October. Spring wheat
closed INC higher, at s5c Tor October and 09c for
November. Red winter closed ut 81 cox for
cash In good locanons corn closed steady Mt 3osi
@sgAc for October and 33iQ2403sc for November.
Outs closed Ac higher, at 004c cash or October
ano AZ 509aUoo1ac for November. Rye closed
hr1ner at SIC cash or tue month and e4c for Mo-
vcmber Barley was higher at &c cash and 181S
orc for November. Hogs were in good de-
, 1880-10-10

ration Gf the modern purior is becoming fash
!<.satle- Perhaps the very neasest- daindest,
na's1 exquisite gems Of rosewood work for pnr-
cases OF the Haliet, Davis s. Co. piano. As "a
Instrument Of music its fame rs the best piano
as il is we'll earned. And here is the utce taste,
the poetic propriety Of true art. that Ut giving
them Fl form which will let external Appearance
Indicate the absolute tnatchlessncss of the utc-
rlor workmanship. They are mt only the " best
. piauo ever made" They are the most be2utl-
323l
, 1880-10-10
MINING CARDS,
;'aluablehining Property
in New Mexico
FOR SALE.

Parties hooking for Silver Mine will do well to In
yesttrale the t1OK NINE In Sun Simon Mining
District, Grant County, New Mexico.
The property is situated just east OF the boundary
lne bct"een Araxnnn ana New Mexico. tn the Rail
fEo, The track " the southern t'acltc Kairoad and
The Nine tas been opened u depth OF fifty feet
ara development il still progressing. The lode Il well
defined, and the surface be trNced by the
nunyus crop|ng" for oyS! 9,t:e The ore Will yisld
the undersigned viii be at tho Nine ana aftef
Oct- 10 For particulars address. by mail.
JOHN i. SHERBUnNE,
San Simon Is. r. b. X. J, Pima c., Arfzons.
Or r. q. Hox 2,U16 San Francisco. Cal.
, 1880-10-10

The following were the receipts and shipments
Of the leading articles Of produce in this city
during tho twenty -four hours ending at o'clock
Saturday morning and for the corresponding
time last year:
, 1880-10-10

Thousands are living unsatisfactory lives
because Of indigestion. ALI such should try
Hamburg drops, which never fail.
, 1880-10-10

Drowsiness, biliousnese, pains and aches, ant
ague, Hop Bitters always cures.
, 1880-10-10

last Wednesday, at which It Was complained that
Toledo is ignored by tho New York papers
I and sighted by tho Now York Produce Ex-
change. The following statement was present.
ed. showing the quantity Of wheat received ut
several points since Jan. to date:
, 1880-10-10
PROVISIONS.

HOG Pn0DUCTS-Were irrogutnr}TiBt st rouger, IL
sympathy with grain. there being ltto chnnga In the
foreign news or the local hog u'arket. There was
good demand for lard for this month at about SIC
per 1b hut It wns Ied before o'clock. and then the
market dropped back under few offerings frurn par
ties who bad held out for the top. and were afraid Of
getting left Lart futures vert stronger. and closed
higher. Hess pork 'wus also stronger, though ap-
parently not much wanted. Meats were quiet on the
floor, but understood to be moving rather actively
undor orders filled In the offices OF packers There Is
little new to note In tho situation. The summer puck
Jhsna against ~ !sy for The sumo time last year,
MESS FoRK-Alvaneed about 500 per brl for next
month"; md 5e on Old c,us!ng trm Ut S5 seller Oc.
toner, sisa si!o' seller November and *l:At9l2R1
seller October Ut sis5; 7 btis Seller November at
a. 9O l,5 br}s seller December ut <l3.akri2116
s brs se!sF t the yeaF at sl2 l5t M Is M 9rls seller
aas]nasy u ] as aas @ 6, and ~ 1'ls seller seofaaFs
,lAltjs-Ady9nced 7,f@toc,. but felt back zoo for
this month. Whtle next month advanced 2uc. and fell
eaSk as:Hs The market closed irrssq!9r Vt ssT1@
SsysaSs: III "a s:Ii; g: 5sssas2 Ssss W. =
ssl3ss25: 2aijtcs seller the yesr III Is l2lGal3;S;
and ll0CD tcs seller january Mt $8U,x98-N Toti+
MEATs-sales we're reported OF us n Tbs short ribs
at & 20 spot seller October. si. seller No.
vember, and tdt:,$tea.G5 seller Junuary; III, bx* at
q spo1; lan tcs sTsei-plckled hans 6 llsl lat se
official repuras of sales OF Sumo gu bxx Of long
and shorL clears Ut s{c for October. NC for Nove
Der, and 63lc fur December. THE mariet was quoted
were about as follows st O'clock for purity
, 1880-10-10

CHEE3E-Hina American, 8Gs.
: LONDON. Oct s.-NEs1sED PETRoLKuA-9Xd.
LTSSEED OtL-E28 Hs
9rInlrs TuKFEST1SE-5ls.
ASTwENr. Oct t-A-pErEoLxuA-aHAk
The following wera received bv the Chicago Board
OF Trnde:
LIvEnrooE. Oct A-Whent strong; red winter, gs
ID; No spring. y ID No. 90 s. II. CulifoEnta I'd
vAnced Id. torn strong nt IS. CArEoes OF cuast-
Wheat-No sprtnE and califor1!is advanced ID; red
and corn, strong To arrve--Wneat strong, No. :
spring and California advanced I'd, and red winter tnt
Lard, ais I'd: BaconI C.. III ia; s G.. 44s ID. Ta-
low, rs .. Cheese, OK ID. Beet. g. Cd.
LoNpeN. Oct: :9-L1xGRrov1-Whsat strong; Cali:
fprnia club, Is 1dQAs iii; white Michigan KS 4d red
winter. s* a. Spring-Nn.2 IA; No. 9s ID. Corn
h o. o. "a! r s r. oM e &
fair nvesasu California, 46s cd@47s. Uorn e1rone:
t:nrgoes paxsagc-W beat n1lu corn strong. aGood
.tipping talitnsn'a wheat lust shipped and near!y
due, Ills Cd. Fair nteHl.h NuAity OF NO. Chicago
sprtnE wheat for shigent durtnsthe toi-
do 44s I'd; fair average quality OF American mixed
corn for prompt shipment by sai, &5s. On sale on
cnRst-WheAt less than 8. utcr-CarIoea on pAssnGe
--Wheat exelted; American red winter FOR prompt
shipment, 45s; American mixed corn for prompt
shipment by sail. 25s 6d4ais.
, 1880-10-10

Teachers, authors, and others Of sedentary
habits highly prize Malt Bltters.