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, 1881-11-06
SLAVES OF ALL COLORS.
White, Black, and Yellow nIen with
uIiI1stoncs Around Their Necks In
NEaxvn11.

San francisco Chronicle.
"Slaycry," said an Intelligent young ma
cllinist to Chronicle reporter yesterday;
'why, slavery is too. good a name for the
labor systen in the Hawaiian Islands.
went to the islands two years ago and worked
on the plantations" continued the ma
chinist. sand from what have seen lquite
agree with the old negro vino told
me one night at Naalehu. I've worked IN
Louisiana i'll the worst days, and never
struck any slavery like what we have on this
piantation' In the majority OF places: aG-
cordlng to the nlachinlst's description, eacl
laburcr is given room aootlt slA ~ elEnL
feet to lodge in. and this apartment mas 10
answer all the requirements OF single Or 1ii;sr-
rieI life. In many cases the usachinist saw 4
family Of six white people living III ono
small room, with shameless disregard for
:1ll the dccencies of life.
At tt O'clock the hands are escorted 10 t9e
field to work. rhe 0yerscer Of each game Is
on his mettie to detect any negligence or
tardiuess, knowing we'll that the value OF MS
services is rated by the amount wlllcn ne can
deduct from the wages OF the slaves: II ~
unhappy bondman IS seen shlIkns nls
flat tay. il he resent the imposition he is
dragged before the native officer OF me
law. who is hail fellow well met with tae
rjanter. and is lined. The system OF lines IS
in fact the most adyantageous 70 the nin.y- lilly,
si the machinery s Of the law lie can keep the
bondman more securely in ms power. M o~,l;ne lne
Of the planter willie they are indebted lte to
him, and tho imposition OF II lew hea'y nhes
prolo1lgs their slavery for years.
The food given TO the n0ndncn IS not so
bad in quality as disEustlng N the @ 1n.eI 1;n In
Which il cooked and served. me Cnina-
men and the South Sea Islanders 10 thelr
own cooking. The white slaves depend On On
\ Chinese cook, who is the servant OF the
y plantation, and entleayurs to express THROUGH
lis puts and pans the st1ster dlslesatu o, t'ie
oycrsecr anL tile planter, The macllln1st de-
scribed the food furnished him and other artl
sans at various plantations Us IlssnstmhS: X
come lemoraiized aid then they are 19gketi ,te,l
for good. Tie sale Of liquors Is iofDidoe,l @
~, tic Islands, but tie odd dollars the poor
M siaves ;s get soon 60 IN drink: That's how the
Chinese grow rich BY selling r,ce nt&tluy,
'rha drink and the slavery make them al one
-llegrops, Chiuimeit, South Sea Islanders,
Kanak:.s, and whites. II ever tnere Mas d
hell on earth, it's OH some OF tAese p!sl'A]"0
tionS l'ye seen.''
, 1881-11-06

December sold at 94,sc and January At sL05 At the
close these niter deliveries were hun. December
and SOU ut &c in store; cars by sample ait9
9ls1c for No. and a9c for rejected trnck: cars
ut BIC for NO . and VIC for rejected bourl.
Total equal to about 10, sou bu.
HARl.EY-Was dull with little disposition To- srnde
either in c1sh futures No. cash quotAbB Ia
lie below the prtee Of Frasy Or *{5: nnd 80. 3yas
mes. also reyned in tho sample market. md lower
prices were paid Cash sales wcre nnde Of cars
sample '5@7sc for No. 5: s91f@a5c for No. Il Hc@
Sl0l fur good to choice No. ON truck Total cqrai
nb0ut l6GD hu.
sEEnS-rin,othy seed Vas firm common being
qu0tAble Mt E-a ana prime to choice S1a5es1Gl In
clover there was little trading. Aud the price for
standard seed could hardly be given, F,a1seed was
quite acSlye cash selling at <la, with November
$l.4s and December At Sl+o- 4 small lot OF German
mitIet sold $t- Sales made OF y bags clover
seed at s:ns2ss for poor to prime at,d s fo1 De-
cash. IS for November and flt9 for December: III
bags mlet-seed Mt yt.c$l 5 for poor to good Cor
York.
, 1881-11-06

Government bonds were quiet but steady. In
Chicago, District oil Columbia 3.G5s were l0d3s
bid and lO7:i asked; United States 3:s lis con-
tiuued) l01ls bid and lDlss asked; 's cs'iltin-
,ed} were lUl:s bid and l024 asked; 4s, lla:s bid
and 1l6la asked; and 4.:s, ll:2. bid and .ll33ss
asked.
Foreign exchange was strong and higher
Baukcrs' sterling wis 4s,1. .G4sl!:: sterling actual
rates we're 4S1G,4Sl; comnercial sterling was
pou,ualy 4.ss;M4.9. BANKERS francs were 5s53l
for sixty days aud 81 fnr ue'oand; Fret1ca COM
mercinl bills were :;..; for Eavrc; Belgian conn
u,crcial, JD;s; bankers MARKS 9i!s and "; and
commercially I}ss-
Chicago bank cleartnss we're ss'13',s2'- Loans
we're in good demand at 6st1 per cent New
York exchange sold between banks at paret50c
per $ 900 premium.
Cook County 4:ss sold Mt 1919.
4 sharp rebukc is administered the New York
banks by the Journal n Commerce. Good b'is'-
ness puprr being scarce, the money OF the
banks, it says
Was taken into the street and loaned oil call
for the mos, part to mere specuiitols cnGaceu
in no regular mercantile calling. The securities
taken for these loans have been largely OF the
kind that float only when muncS T. plenty una
-rniticuce super,Dutnin1,t. 1t is estimated that
nearly or s1l!te S1NAkDU Of this class OF scCur-
tiles have been put upon the market ii1 inns
country during tho iast icw scaFs. u tarsg i
snt.cl1lH1ors who have. bought Ut tho ORIGINAL
nlntlit,ui,1trs ure held at this moment as scctr-
ity for loans The lenders zee them 1M,H,ea as
and rest satisfied with tho protection.
AS long rs these funcs SECURITIES are af1oat tina
rrIcc il easily maintained, and. the proteGuon
seems 10 he :r,ye but when the test comes aud
there is ITO one lend Them thc there Is no
Que to buy them and tbey are useless. HOW
l,auls life u1lu fire insurance corporations. ana
trust companies can be persuaded to loan o,it IL
large part OF their available means upon scct;ri-
ties that they would never think of purchasing
frx MOI II.
, 1881-11-06
THE HERDICS.
Sa1a.1-Up Of tile Old Company, ana
ORGANIZATION OF Il New One OIL Il ISl=

Sna.b-up Of tile Old Company, and
<,ronuixarfou of New One OH a ESt::
Scale
The recently collapsed line of Herfaics is about
to t,e reCs.Ah1ished III Chicaco upon an extensive
sca1e covering the entire city and entering lnto
direct competition with the street-car compa-
MES Peter Herdis, ot Philadelphia the father
of all the Hcriics was in the city yesterday aud
in company with +. +. Cole, who holds posscs~
sion of fifteen Of the Herdits, which were seized
to satisfya mortgage, made complete cxam1-
uatiou OF the affairs Of the dcfunct company
Mr. Herdic stated to the reporter by whom ne
was seen that he considered Chicago
the best CITY in the country i'll
which to introduce his conveyanccs.
ami there was no reason for the failure OF tho
first attempt IT, make the coaches popular here
EXCEPT the iuefliclency Of me manager, Charles
T. Jcukins, and the misconduct OF al associate
jenkins contracted for fifteen Hcrdics, ana, al
though he did not pay for them, he was given a
bill OF sale, and thus secured the r,sht to nofd-
lay, obtaining $3.50 from Mr. eo'e, whlen
amount he claimed. be needed TO buy horses
With. He then took IN stiles. ao nc, og nun an ,n
coaches were sold to jenkins for Ss,'t0. and that
he expected to realize, but very tittle our oI
them. lie knew the company made money
while operating the coaches here Tor the hrlFeF5
stale thar the receipts from each concn were elu
TO El- pEf Qd4% Auu tAo APEASS ~ AN11"NA'1 ~~@
only 81 per coach.
Yr. Ucrdic departed for I'i,tsbur1s last night,
but will return Monday to complete negofiauons @
for putting 6lW HelrlicS upon the streets u en'-
cacoL OF this number cW will be run IN me
South 500 in the West. and l00 in the Norm VI.
vision Tie coaches are I'LL to 6c first una
new. the harness silvcr-nounted. AMI the drivers
attired in green livery. The ncsoEatons 'ie r.
&!ude the important matter OF tne 1ofinnu0n @ " u
y stfrk ts)plpauy With a capital OF S!!hUtU,
and Mr. Herdic us President HIS facilities 1or
E1fnnlyiuC the large number Of coAcneS ueces-
sary are very complete. as he now has two lac
tories in New York. two u Philadeiphia. TWO II,
Roston and one in Worcester, Mass, engaged
in turning them out g..
coaches introduced, was seen and requested 10
describe
THE METHOD By WHICH TIE OLD COMPANY
WAS WRECKED.
He stated that after Jenkins. bis associate. PC
strects aud the latter then advertised Tor lriS-
trs requiring each man engaged to deposit -
as guarantee ot his honesty after aponI
fifty drivers had been cllgaged+ aud the nsso-
ciate had collected St,1N or $l,3p0, he went 10
New York on a visit, aud the drivers then
lefied upon the property OF the con,
-pauy, including tho Hcrdics, horses, and
huruess The drivers ran of the horses before
Mr. Cole learned how matters were going, but he
succeeded in attaching the fifteen vehicles to
satisfy his mortgage. and now has them locked
up @, ,.,,<,. in
tcntlon to start new line, and he bencveu @ M i1
capital, running t591 Herdcs would rea'lze =, per
rent on the jnyestm eut. and could run their We,
shicIcs side by side with the street cars al so"o
, 1881-11-06
WAITING.

Fnr The Chtcaqo Tribune.
Within the cvutnes OF yon cuFtniiled room
Deaths spectral presence stanos nes peo oo
With ou1strctcbed hand he beckons her. = 9odi
Must it be SO? Let not here abide
Sn dark n sorrowi In Thy mercy bid
The grim destroyer bis fell purpose stnS'
And tuthc watchers weary WILD suspsnse
TO Thee our thoughts in this dread moment tufn
in s1pp.ication Tor the sufferer here
For laying hearts thur thTot in Anguish deep
For tender eyes now dump With uuns tear
yba, ,r5], tha morrow bring to us who wait?
Sweet consolation or IN endless gloom:
Tn hcr the peace that cometh after PAIN
Within the shruud. the coffin, ana tne toIno'
Must it BE- so? The midnfsht's past, and mere
Beside her bed Deaths presence lingers stii s1ll'
Ne uruycrfuiy wait, Eternal One, Thy VIII:
hIUSICHT. ONEN oA' "At@-e-''
, 1881-11-06
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-CoTrOS-Quiet at 113s1f15Sc;
futures steady; November. l15c; December. 1lttc:
january. ll3Ic; February, ll13c; March. l25c; Anr
12.osc; May. u-ic; June, R5tc; July, 26lc; August
1.,oc- .-.
FLoUR-IIcary; receipts. 2o00 br3s; exports, 500
brls; Super State and Western, s401315; common to
good extra, f5.00G6.u0; good to choice. <dlugAn;
white wheat extra, s. .2599.W; extra Ohio. $h@S95;
St Louis. saaoasaoo; Minnesota patent process, $5os@
aU~
GnA1S-wheat 1f@zc higher. closing firm;
ceints. 14,OD Gu; exports. [No0 bu: M. Chicago.
<l3'9L3s1l; ungraded red. 81 e5l. .i2& No. dc. g.
q 1377{: steamer do sL No. red. s1.so.1@l.s2}4;
steamer a2 Nj VIII IT, mltss Ss
sa,es .s ct sg =; % bg n M e Il !st eSss II
eft 5sis q pecs9ss @ r. sals, Il SS95 i
elYs!e SIR ut & 5anusy nnt .tles ~ Sf #; s M o. u
20. ag!g4c: So: whitS sfsI,s; ~ :;zS,o ~
cosnE ] At "a: Jannasy. elo:i9E II -: o1ts
sases iaIEy asye Eessp; @ en; Ts9S5ts ~
nAY-Steady, with a tar demand a5 e5s7se
ea !M s.ats Eastern ano
sd sqFaz Sse S s; aue1 tf
nnehaatet: kss quiet III STEADY, ,,n,o, sx6..
crude, G3te175@c: refined: nc
{:SS5Ss9ps! i;;;S2S}'xSsS:sss; :: ss I S3se
EGGs-Western fresh trm II :a;!1<c-
Ayes. ana no Grande light, middle and heavy
Snwssed Ss: ssssdyi Tesa
FKovIsIoXs-Pork duli and nomina!: new mess s:,s
meats du ae;ntn !ong CLEAR m'dd:s ~ ;;e HS;
t:1IEksE-6aiI and weak ii sssG!4c: ..u
.s.sh,nS S iasu, ks soRHsi
auleI b1! s,eny seS,en $; 81 %5 S Anfseen Nn5 s;
faYi cncl. 81, 10.
, 1881-11-06
O Temporal! 0 M0RES!

For The Chicago Tribune.
Beautv's reign has passed away
Ecitnesa assumes the sway.
With such train of piFmy. sprtte.
TbAt the Traces leave i11 fright
Custom, valves all ca1ap'asms.
Though Eutcrpe bowls with spastnS'
Pviyhymnia, gentle maiden.
Calls in vain forSonss ct Aldenn'
She must mix III feline yawltng- ,,
Modern flights and tricks OF squail1nR'
Lu. .rerl,slchorc's airy dancing
changes into uncouth prancsn@.
Wild tHrecriu9. graceiess dipping.
ulSar wriggllng. Jumping. skipping.
Etato has grown dyspeptic,
Huliuw-eyed, and eptleptic,
Living OH such duinty anEuls1
AZ would mako spirit lanEnisn: o., ,,otic
"CuIchaw" tstu1us with pains estnotlc.
Scornlnc comfnon-sense ctnetic-
bah! such nonsense ut the portal
Opening on HI age irnnoEta1!
Scourge with Whips of strong der1sloa "
FoIly's ruinou> division,
Send back to the shades OF FluIo
All this everlasting TOO tool! y,
''.'~ JULIA II. THATER
, 1881-11-06

sseods were firm for timothy, which was uuotab1e
Mt s.. .555d5a 60 for prime to choice. Clover-seed
,1ull at no1fnally $5.00G5-30, and fax-seed fnir-
~ active at sl50 cash. with sales at $l4S for No
vembcr and SLAB for January.
Lake freyhrs we're dull and irregular, corn
Tor Buffalo having been taken all the way from
ooc per bu, the latter rate being paid for a
small lot 70 make up cargo" ..hoom was en-
gased for aa!Ct5 GOO bu corn
Tho rcccpts OF wheat reported Saturday at
Chicago. Milwaukee, ST. Louis, Toledo, and De-
trojt aggregated ll22,00o bu, aud the shipments
~ ot1) bu. The shipments from New York, Bal-
ttrnore, and Philadelphia were 600 bu.
There appears to be strong feeling IN the
membership market on the Board Of Trade
One member WIS offered $1,000 for his ticket on
Saturday, and q pretty well authenticated re-
nort said that an actual sale had been made at
that price,
]. ". Preston is settling up on the basis of tic
On the dollar cash. 1t is understood that this
will lc,lye him poor; but with record worth
we dare not say how much, for fear Of making
him feel proud.
..tf VIZ uro really short l50, ,0O000o bu wheat,
ZOO Goo GOO pu corn. and 50 per cent in hogs.
ought not to go much lower. The proper
ty Is surely worth good deal more
money than in average years." This
was tho remark nade Saturday by q
pee remarked: :" tell you we have not began to
20 down yet. Prices are entirely too high for
this time of tho year. and a further break Is
sure to occur before tho holidays Present
prices may not, however, bo fur from the right
thing on the tail-end Of the CROP but carrying
charges ought to come out of it now
The decline in lard seems to have started the
bogus butter factories. into new life. People
who are willing to cut lard that is made to look
like butter could do it more cheaply by purchas-
ing the regular article, ana wearing yellow spec
tscles while cutingit.
a. Omcr GrnndIcau. of Paris, writes as fol-
lows under date Oct. 3}: "Iiaviny had crop
fair in quantity and good in quality Our farmers
are able to supply us with enough wheat ut
prices highly relnuuer;ltive to them. This will
carry us along comfortably until February or
March, tho more SO rs the supplies from the
Black Sea, the Sea OF Azow, and India are
abundant. ludia is shipping several millions of
quarters, aud of fine quality. BY March or
April If American wheat should have dropped
10 an export busis, we shall be rendy to take
pretty fair supplies FROM yours, as our total
needs will probably aggregate D,OO0,000 hec-
tolitres for the twelve months 1t is useless
pcopo harptng on Enxlands pressing wants.
There is enough wheat in Russia. India, and
Australia to enubie England to snap her fingers
ut America this year.
, 1881-11-06
THE CHERCHES.


MISCELLANEOUS B. >
TABERNACLE CHURCH. CORNER nF WEST
Indiana nrt MoEsan-st*. Morning and evening
services. Sunday-school At o:;sl p. H.
THERE WILL BE L FREE LECrCKE Of THE
" Wonders OF The Ocean r Ut No. sG West Aadison-
st. Mt ISL O'Clock -
WILLIAM CJOK WILL LEAD TILE RAILROAD
mems meettnG this afternoon ut tho corner Ut htuxo
and tanu1~sts. .-.... .....-
THE DISCIPLES OF CHRIST MEET At THEIR
chapel. corner OF Noble md Snper1or-sts. morning
unu evening.
THE LATrEK-DAY SAINTS MEET AT AND
s:45 r. m, uE No. Gl9 West takest Preaching By tho
Rev. L: ". Srltth- -.....
THE PROGRESSIVE LYCEUA MEETS At no
ST West Madlson-sl- Mt t-:A
T. W. RUSSELL. rtEACHES IN VAN BUREN,
IIall this evening. corner of Aaclson-st and CALI
fornta-av. .. : -.
sou-sr AT ) D. m Subject: Mind and Natter
ELDER FELLOWS l'FEACME5 MoKiSG AND
evening In Advent Christian Church. No. VI South
tiTecn-st. -
~ THE REV. ". F. PECK. Will. LECTURE he
fore the Ltbera Leaguetnt .:;D this evening Sub
tect: work ct the Liberal League
THE DISCIPLES UF CHRIST Will MEET Nr
No. ~ West kAnd0!ph-st ut / U. NJ.
, 1881-11-06
By TELEGRAPH.

FOREIGN.

FOREIGN.
. LTyEnPonI, Nov. h-PROvISIoSs-Heef-EI
India mess dull ut llos Lard-Prime Western dull
SIS.
TALLow-Primc city dull at lis Cd
TUlrESTISE-London steady at is 3D.
ConS-Mixed steady ut Is lUAd-
LIVERPOOL Nov. 5-1l:30 a. m.-fLOCn-Amer1-
can. lis Gd9l3s.
Observation-Disclosures, los 6d9lls Id; white. los
lod@ls ID; spring o. ldGos Sd; club lis 1d@1ls Cd
Corn SIS l1d.
nnoy1s1QSs-Pork-7asG Cd. Lard, 5Ss Cd
R-lt;45-l4AnD-53s5 Sd.
LONDON, Nov 5-rErnoLEuM-Kehn 65s@674d-
L1SsEED O1L-25s 5d@3s.
TuRpESTISE-SpIrtts, 4l.6a:ls Sd.
ASTwERP, Nov. 3.-rETRoLEUM-1S}zf.
The following we're received BY the Chicago Board
OF Trades
d.ivERponI, Nov. 5-1.:t5 .. m.-l4ard. SIS I'd.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 5.--Nbeat QucI and steady: red
winter, 1Us I'd; No. spring. IDS ID; No. do. Is Id
Corn quiet but nrE1 nj Is ibid CaEKoes on coast-
Nhcht quiet but steady: red winter advanced 3D.
Germ steady. 70 nrsivc-Wheat quiet and kteudy ::
In fair dcuns,d ana dru Pork, ID: lard I'd
lower. I'd. BAcun1. e., 4ts 81: s. c. IDS. Tai
low. ils hd Cheese. 5ss Beef. Ills .d:
LuSDuS, NUv. h-tlyEltPoUi.-Nhc heat quiet but
steady. Corn hrsuly he!d. MARK LASE-CarEocs 9 U
coast-Wheat steadF; fair nveraSe rcd winter 5ts
Curn steady Cargoes on passaEc-Wheat steedy;
corn Hr1u. Paris-Wheat and tour qutes- =
, 1881-11-06


At tho closing of the Railway fN. - grammar
school, Adolph Jucoos aged ii years, compo97Gsa 9s
and read tho following conpostuon Oh 1ne
Advantage Ut Being Boy: ....
4 boy Is generally born Whec he IS very 5ouns,
and gets to be mau before his mothes- ,.o, - uos
is not so sxlttish as girl re u RGs nons1; .';
ties seS' q 0 string 10 its tail and swings IT.
over his head Then he Is IN t., ms E11ry .lt,,y
aud laughs Mt his sister, who Is loohtns
for u knot-hol TO hide IN. he ~.
wears 10 lace bibs or corsets, pettlcoats 4r Of
skirts. \ boy possesses ten times more Guesa 20
owns up to it with bright smiling face Girls
are great deul Of trouble to their paienis, en =
love with and tnurres them. Not SO watn tae
boy-he takes curr Of horses. works IT. me mlne
and raiscs a cabin. All that girls 40 Ior e1ee
work. while the boy, the spark Of mankind, IS
putting up some job to play On his teacher, m 9 Of
then, for tho boys. They are standard bearers
OF the world!'
, 1881-11-06
a <exv IJAc for Cork

The want has long been felt Of hoor coverins
cctu nr the t1,lrab bility and comfort or carpet,
with Tie cleanliness of oilclorh. This deslranc ,s
end is ob1Ained in the patent Lnoieun,. ano: :'t
ing composed OF cork. is never cold uhoe5 1uOa
patterns, suitable for every part OF dweMus *
house, as we'll US stores, Offices etc gee ear ,a1
word "Lfnolcum" Ii on the oack ol r,.le
Eouare ward. This is the only genuine a1t1cle'
Kept By all carpet dealers.
, 1881-11-06

'Tho r3fn{ug- stock market today was active
aud Irregular. The main feature was de-
cline and large transactions in Robinson con.
l05U 1t Is understood the break is due to tho
lnurket,ng Of IL large block which was held by
Baldwin. the defuu1ting Newark Cashier, and
Lines Oriental, and Miller were only mod
erutely active, the latter decning from . to o.:
South Pacific advanced from go to 7oo. ana IS
price is being loaned on tho stock Chrysolite
wAs weak, declining to SIS. Total sales Of min-
iug stocks Ut both EXchMnges. l.6. tl0 shares.
, 1881-11-06
COMMERCIAL.

The following we're the receipts and shipments
Of leading articles OF produce in tho city during
the tweuty-four hours ending Mt O'CLOCK
Saturday morning, and for the corresponding
time a year AEu:
, 1881-11-06

The following grain was Inspected into store
In this city Saturday morning: cars winter
wheat Il, cars No. spring, 81 cars No 5 do, IL
cars rejected tS7 wheat; lis cars No. corn;:
cars high mixed. e06 cars rejected CHS corn; IL
cars white oats, II ours No. mixed, ~ cars re-
iectcd t57 oats); cars No. rye. cars Rejected:
Il, cars No ) barley 10 cars low grades do. Total
t;i,l cars) :i5.OoO bu. Inspected out: 1o3a' bu
,vbcat ,.6 bu corn 9,G5S bu oats, ,Sl bu rye,
Il. Oh bu hurley.
The following were the receipts Of brcadstuds
, 1881-11-06

~ nEEfMWas aeI at s,::a7iouo for mess. sl05oa
'lof9r extra mess and z!.Ms1'~" for huns
BRE.&DS'rUFFS AND SEEDS.
s''s ore e' aons than for
a ss @ e on sse. o
prls winters una 100 brls springs private terms.
and II: orls low grade at s5'e Tetsl equal to LUZ
n nT's the low ade springs
s;s wheat NJ held 'aa a, about ~ s1oa
but easier. in sympathy with grain. Sales we're re-
ported ete cars bran car. sd,nes
al s1'% 'es'.:'o' a''e1 eA' ""e@" '~'
'Get SPRING w,rnAr-wa. very active and quite
wsaR though 1t did not break 50 badly previous
DAY: rhe make: aeensa !s .heo advanced N s.,s ss
's.Tnoo, wns rsported steady and little trmer on
wnscr. rter' wheat, Du. private advice. noted
weak tcs frs u, WI ths aiaF IT, our on reesp: esg
W We're ''a avan ' small thoss ths wssk tt I'M
iitiy XII oScnsa
early Hws from New no;5 M 3c inS m 5x tha
te bslns lsd ileYkl, i Y: M W. h nes5y iaG -
~ a?t sasi SSse ssn9stS e.9 ~ ii *il@:
$| s.sa ss:a j:
ter orc1.ea ~ dss'ineH , e <H siSr tSa ISa
advanced to e aHd S'Hsi - :nsr mt !:
January sold at nno ha te ,,n, villa
" nominal Ut 1hs ,r pt.ec'' 1ts
-. 1i.;,a ea".,n st'Mrgu s5M;gn d., H.Isi I'll.
Fresh receipts. ....t! EA sTot"t i.;M;s <t'51
Seller Nevel.sbe ber i.5a ~
ssi!er anua:y ~ ,,zd e 80; BY s,;u:
plc at SLID There was mention Of prices for lots
IL s.ore- ,,,a 49,. -.,, t.-
clinei l1s t3c ana reacted lSe;:s ssss !:Sts BE-
we're called .uicL and steay. and prices ht:sc we're
higher 1t lie outset. in sympathy with wheat and ~
tyc ,iecrc.Scd 'v bu durt: tt,e eek hnt t,t
thc n,:fritv ihe offerings large and de-
citlcdty Tor tE,. long futures tfan heretofore the
heavy selling Ut The nearer unss on rf'na! ~ TX
, 1881-11-06

Eays an exchange: "a monument WIN oe eIeGs, !,
nd Ia fhe discoyeTer of Or. Bulls cough syrup
, 1881-11-06

THE REV. !. OBJ. LOW EKf WILL fhEACd AL
the Fourth Church morning and evening .
THE REV, \. Il. PARKER PEEAC!IES IN Cen
tepniai Church, Of Lincoln and jacx5on-sts.'
At iU:U 4. IL. and Gt0 y. H. .. -
TIE REV. G. PERRIN WILL PREACH IN THE
Western Arcnue Church ut l0:a} a. H. and s:U p H.
THE REV. JOSEPH RuWLEr WILL PREACH
morning und evening in the North Star Church. cur
ncr OF Division and Sed1wick-sts-
THE REV. 1T. BuE1IcE VIII. PREACA MonS- os,-
Of UuusIus- place and Khodes-uv ~
THE REV. W. II. FAKkEfs Will rkEAtA
mrni,,c and evening in the Coventry Street Chufcn.
curnsr vf Coyentry-st. and Hoomingdaie road.
THE REV. X. UE DAPT1STE WILL PREACH
mnrninv and evening in Olivet Church, Fuurth-aV..
near Tuylur-st-' .. -,
THE REV. E. H.. TAYLOR Will PREACH IN
TIT, morning in central Church. IN OrchnEd-st-
THE REV. DIR, GALUSHA ANDERSON WILL
nrench morning and evening ut tho First Church.
corner South Purk-av. and Thirty y-drst-st
rIIE REV G. 3, yOSHUKG WILL PREACH
morning and evening in Willard avenue church,
LaWndale.