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Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-07-23
UNOFFICIAL BULLETINS.
4,3O A. M.

WASHINGTON, July %.
The President passed another quiet night.
If there is any change in his condition to-day
it will be a slight improvement, there being
no indication to the contrary.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-07-23

KENNEBEC COUNTY-IH Probate Court, held
at Augusfd, on the second Monday Of June 1881.
HHARLES II. LOVEJOY, Administrator on the
" estate of Levi Hunt, late of Sidney, in said
County deceased, having presented his first account
of administration of said estate for allowance:
ORDERED, That netce thereof be given three weeks
successfully, prior to the second Monday of july
next, in the kennrbec Journal, ewspapcr printed
at Augusta. that all persons interested may attend
at Probate Court then to be held at Augusta, and
show cause, if any, why the same should not be
allowed.
EMERY o. BEAN, Judge.
Attest:-HowARD OWEN. Register. 3w3'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-07-23

Have Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry al
wavs at hand 1t cures Coughs, Colds.
Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Group, In
fluenza, Consumption. and all Throat and
Lung Complaints. 80 cents and 81 bot
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-07-23
Sudden Death.

PHILADELPHIA, July %. Major Thomas j.
Firth, many years treasurer of the Pennysl-
vania Railroad, died suddenly this morning,
in Germantown.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-07-23

O..io estimates place the price which
Mr.. Boekwalter paid for the democratic
nomination for Governor as high as s70.-
OOO
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-07-23
Death of "A Wealthy Portland Man.

PORTLAND, July -. Nehemiah c. Rice, a
died of paralysis Friday morning, aged 70.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-07-23
c.tnrrh ofthe Bladder.

Singing, smarting, irritation OF the uri-
nary passages, diseased discharges. cured oy
Buchupaiba. Druggists. Depot Partridge
Bros, Augusta
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-07-23
Still in London.

NEW YORK, July %. Justice Schwab de-
mes that Hartman, the Nihilist. has arrived
here. He says the latter is in London,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-07-23
Bed-Bugs, ROaches

Rats, mice, ants, flies, vermin, mosquitoes.
insects, &C., cleared out by 'Rough on Rats. y
l5c. boxes at druggists.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-07-23
aailp &ennebef Journal.
Augusta, Saturday Morning, July %.

Ex-senator Conkling, during his recent
visit to Washington. had all his personal
effects packed up and sent to Utica.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-07-23
WEATHER REPORT,
Indications for the Next II HOurs.

War Dept, Office Chief Signal Officer. !
Washington ID. c., July 22,-I a. m. /
For the New England and Middle States
generally fair weather; northerly winds
stationary or higher barometer and temper
ature.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-07-23
NON-RE SIDENT TANES IN HE TOWN OF
N VIENNA IN COUNTY OF KENNEBEC
FOR THE YEAR 1850.

The following list of Taxes on real estate of non.
resident in the town of Vienna for the year
1880, in bills committed TO Hiram Dearborn, Collect or
of said town. the 18th day of june 1880 has been
returned by him 10 me as remaining unpaid on the
2lst day of April 1851 by his certificate of that date
and now remain unpaid; and notice is hereby given
that if the said taxes and interest and charges are
not paid in the Treasury of said town within eighteen
msnths from the date of the commitment of said
bills, so much OF the real estate taxed as will be
sufficient to pay the amount due therefor including
interest and charges, will without further notice be-
sold at public auction at the Post Office in said tow
on the 3lst day of December, Isl clock F. NJ
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-07-23

Millions of rats, mice, cats, bed-bugs,
reaches, lose their lives by coliision WIN
s'Rough on Rats" Sold by druggists, loc'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-07-23
Republican Council.

The republicans of both houses of the leg
isature during the recess of the convention
met in the Assembly chamber. On motion
of Senator Robertson, Senator Mccarthy was
called to the chair. On motion of Senator
Loomis, Assemblymen Congdon and Low
were appointed Secretaries.
On motion of Senator Robertson the roll
was called. Thirteen Senators and thirty
two Asse nblymen answered. The following
Senators were absent: Astor, Braman, Eids-
nan, Halbut, Lynde, Pitts, Schroeder, Stra-
han, Wendover, Williams and Winslow, and
Assemblymen Baker. Breham, Brodsky, But
Ter, Cowles. Crasper, Evans. Gillette, Holt,
Peck, d. RUSSELL Trimble, Van Buren,,
Young, Skinner.
Moved that the roll be called for nominal
ing candidate for L. S. Senator to be voted
for in the next joint convention.
Draper offered as a substitute that it is the
sense of the conference that the caucus COM
mittee shall call caucus for this afternoon,
and that a special committee be appointed to
request the caucus committee to make the
call and in case of refusal on the part of
the caucus committee, the special committee
shall call cauc Is. He sustained. his reso-
luton by arguing that the caucus must be
had, and intimated that unless the caucus
was held he would move that the CoDklingites
retire.
Hayes also opposed turning the conference
into a caucus-but maintained that it was in
the power of this conference to call a caucus.
Senator Robertson stated that he had been
requested to call the conference and was as
sured by those making the request that they
would abide by its result.
Carpenter. in arguing for caucus, said
there was less than ma jority present. The
chair called on the Secretary to announce
how many were present, and he said there
were -, which was over majority.
Robertson said he was now told that if this
conference would adjourn to =. NJ. to-day,
they would all come in and join with the
| others.
Woodin asked how many had said this.
There were members here who refused to
answer to their names.
Senator Halbert asked that his name be
called. 1t was called, and he said the crisis
had now arrived. If there was not union now
the republican party of the state would be
hopelessy divided. He was for union and
harmony. His remarks were received with
great applause.
Pitts said that the time had come for action
and no more talk of the fact ought to be in
dulged in. He wanted the roll called, and
each member name his choice.
The question was taken on Draper's mo-
tiop, after he changed the time for the caucus
| to 3 p NJ, and Senator Woodlin favored it,
| saying the time could be spent in shaking
| hands over the bright prospects in view, and
| it was carried, so the conference took a recess
to p NJ.
Both Senate and Assembly recessed till
| o'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-07-23

The Portland Advertiser says that the
Supreme Court, now in session in that
city, have under advisement the questions
at issue between Governor Plaisted and
the Executive Council in regard to GER
tain removals $50 calledD by the former,
but that it is understood no opinion will be
made public at the present term at least.
We understand that the Court have not
even taken the matter under advsement,
and that nothing whatever will be done
in regard to the case until after the ad-
journment Of the law term at Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-07-23
Important to Travellers

Special inducements are offered you b.
the Burlington Route. 1t will pay you t.
read their advertisement to be found else
where in this issue.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-07-23
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York Money Market.
ECening Report.

NEW YORK, July %.
Money active at 2la3 call and closed at 3d4.
Prime mercantile paper 3a4. Exchange week
50 for long, and So for short. Governments
dull State bonds active. Railroad bonds weak
Stock market opened weak.
Transactions, 299,0l2 shares.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-07-23
AUGUSTA SAVINGS BANK
Organized in I848.

TRUSTEES Thomas Lambard, Jas. W. North
Artemas Libbey, VIM. S. Badger Sam1 Titoomb
Deposits received as heretofore in accordance with
aw.
Interest paid or credited in account, on the sr,,
Wednesdays of February and August.
Deposits are exempt by law from all taxes and A.
counts are strictly confidential.
Espec al privileges afforded to Executors, Al
ministrators, Guardians, Trustees, married women
and minors.
WIN. K. SMITH, Treasurer
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-07-23
Lapham Nominated.

At 3.05 z. NJ, the republican conference
reassembled, Senator Mccarthy in the chair
Twenty-one senators and sixty-nine assem-.
bles answered to the roll call. Skinner
motion that that the roll be called and each
member rise and name his candidate for L.
S. senator was carried. Elbrdge G. Lap.
ham was named by 81 members, Roscoe
Conking by %, S. l.. Woodford by l, and
VIM. Evarts by l. The vote is the same
cast in joint convention.
On motion of Senator Winslow Elbrdge
G. Lapham's nomination was made unani
nous, amid cheers and great applause,
swinging of hat, etc. There were then loud
calls for Senatar Woodin who rose and con.
graduated the assemblage upon the result at
tanned and spoke in glowing terms of the ef.
feet of the action just taken. Halbert, Pitts,
Sharpe, Hustled and Rains followed in con.
gratulatory and joyful strain on the happy
reunion of the party.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-07-23

ne chalr announced the election of Ell
bridge G.. Lapham and declared the Joint As
sembly dissolved. Cheers were given for
Lapham, Miller, Garfield, Conkling and Pot
tor in the assembly. After the dissolution
OF the convention resolution for final ad-
Journment tomorrow was passed. The Sem
ate resolution providing for an amendment
to the State constitution. making the canals
free also passed the Senate.
Adjourned till tomorrow morning.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-07-23
PRESIDENT GARFIELD


OFFICIAL BULLETINS.
At $50 A. N.
WASHINGTON, July %.
The President rested well during the night,
and is quite easy this morning. Pulse s.;
temperature 9s.5; respiration II.
(Sigued) d. ". Bliss,
J. X. BARNES,
j. j. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBURN.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-07-23
sympathy From Gladstone to MRS. Gar.
field.

sympathy From Gladstone to MRS. 1ar.
field.
WASHINGTON, July %. Secretary Blaine
received this evening the following despatch
from Minister Lowell:
LONDON, July %.
To Blaine. Secretary at Washington:
cable the text of a note, date 2lst. from
Gladstone to Mrs. Garfield. The original by
dispatch tomorrow.
LONDON, July 81.
Dear Madam You will, l am sure,
excuse ME, though an entire stranger, lor
addressing you by letter, TO convey to you the
assurance that nv own feelings are those OF
nv countrymen, on the occasion OF the late
horrible attempt to murder the President OF
the United States, in a form more paipaoie,
at least than that of the messages conveyed
by telegraph. Those feelings have been the
feelings, in the first instance. OF sympathy
and afterwards of joy and thankfulness IA 20!
comparable and venture to say only second
to the strong emotions of the great nation oI
which he is the appointed head. Indeed l
have, let me beg you to believe, had a full
share in the sentiments which have possessed
the British nation They have been pro-
NOTED and quickened largely by what ven
ture to think, is the ever growing sense OF
harmony and mutual respect and affection
betwee the two countries, and OF relation
ship which from year to year becomes more
and more practical bond of union between
u.s. But they have also drawn much of their
strength from cordial admiration of simple
heroism which has marked the personal con-
duct of the President, for we have not yet
wholly lost the capacity OF appreciating such
an example of Christian faith and manly fort
itude. This exemplory picture has been
made complete by your own contribution to
its nobled touching features, on which only
forbear 70 dwell, because l am directly ad-
dressing you, i beg to have my respectful
compliments and congratulations conveyed
to the President, and to remain. dear madam
with great esteem, our most faithful servant.
w F. GLADSTONE
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-07-23

The joint convention met at p. M. and
proceeded to vote for United States Senator
with the following result:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-07-23
ALBANY CONTEST.
The Struggle Ended.
LAPHAM ELECTED SENATOR IN
PLACE OF CONKLING.
LET US HAVE PEACE.

ALBANY, July %. The joint convention
met and voted for the short term vacancy as
follows:
, 1881-12-29
THE SOUTH PARKS.

Considerable Agitation Oycr tho bicycle
<lNcHtlUIt.
The South Fark Huard OF Commissioners bcld
m adjourned meeting yesterday afternoon.
There wore present tho President. John IT,
wast,n. md Commissioners Cornell, llusscll, and
Culiaghun,
Commissioner Sherman was again unavoid-
ably abaeht, hut, "a ho lind ex xptesBci a wish to
hnse sorncthlnu to e0y un tho question Ut 0uult-
ting bicycles tn the St,uti, parks anu Guuevnrds,
It wus ut.rcHa to postpone oil further cos.sl1era.
ton nj thut subject until the next seRunr rnt:et-
Ing Of THO board.
Secretary Harmon read letters Of remous,rancc
ngainss tho art1on nf tho bsnrd ut It's Inst 1eet-
Ing In passing alllr1nuttyeiy upon thu bicycle
question from. Enos Ayrcs. Henry Sayrs. \. J.
Ascrcil: j. NJ: ". jclea, !tetlry r. Lowe, lsyrn
tnIn f. s = u kn" ~ - D. ezefaog sna j. H.
and WAS full Of biting rarcasn Thu following
cxcerpts are q fatr SAMPLE Of the Whole:
professions. asiu yet hMte taken tho VERY nlcans
70 tnercnsn their number. The dnnper tu i!fc
aad property y too Rrsa. to tolerate them n tie
,dync1 the s'n!ary Interest Of amy iur-
Mr.. John q. Hhortall, who was present Mt tho
nead Of Il lar4e 'lelcEatton OF hicyc!tsts, reatt
he {! Id mt wlsh to submit TT the bDnrl until
such time na they were ready to net upon tho
Question: lIs hoped in .lhe msnn milne 10 add .
thn petition III It was road:
:, r. II. untersixnci Leg seayo to express tholr
nertX app5oSa q yoF rscSnt aeion tsown
hcnslon my ea Il, t ds a. 10 is aIar,: aRts
x - &C. swsv w soon and en-
Narry Sei.os, q: i. 7. pmise. II. i. Maefar.
Ian5. .l!, J9hn II G!ark. sohn Maso,, L9om,s. nArKo
iiiram Nhceicr, char|es i, iIaminIli, +. i.
Ar1nonr: Norman Wiliam:s; Julius y. dr.nncl',
, 1881-12-29
LUMBER.
Thcsc Il lI.tlo fu''Ing OF h Tho activity At tho yArds
BT TELEGRAPH.

FOREIGN.
Srftidi Di4paseh 10 The CHICAGO IribhHe.
Iavrnrnai., l}tG :aif:s3 u. m.-EGuuIt-No, !, ;3s,
No.? thGd
tuA1N--Whint7-Win.c Nh. l. TIA It'd: Mo. a los "a,
rpYna M. l. Cs rd NJ. s lpdl white No. tus 8d
No. t. lbs III, club No L. lis u; No. 2 lHs III. Corn
hgHl.
rMDvIs31Ss--l'nrk. I'm. f.n!d. lis.
ltfEnf'ttlt. 1Ina. N.-rRttttkiDSF-tlncon-E
ternnd cut steatiy ut 5ls shDrt ribs 1ui nt ~ Ud
ahoulloes ln uta I'd ltecf-!'rEmn tness dull ut
VI. inrd-i'rtr,o Wesscru dull ut Hs Ut. Fallow-
rsL1mc city dull nj As.
IlyrltrOni, l}ec 2s- Evening. .-1CorTbx -Firm;
ll.Ilsa; la-s; sntca t?Nnbalas speculation md
PORT. Ito; AmbrIran. hki.
rHuvia1nSa-- American lnnf, in.
IMSiluN, heG. - IH.--1'lfHrESTlNE-Hp1ritA,1 1Os ID.
AXTwElV. bee. .2.-rsrHui.EuM-'tMf.
Tile following vnte reGBIsci by tho Chicago Hoard
pf1rhhe:
NJ rpr,n1. lai d: Su do, h III. Curn triner. ihr
Eprs nit tuHtt-NtnAt IN fulr nnsA1d und nEn turn
steaIf. anImnl tnr ttlH United kiIl0tnl ku CUNtl-
nent Wheat md eurn tAlr. 1n nrF!ya-Hhent and
eorn IN tnlF dcnlnn, nnd 1rns. Park ill., lnf y, FUR
q; q. ~: TAlIow, 4ls. Gi!ncso hH MI. gpI Hin
n MAHk l.ASE--s'hoa and corn qn1ot but steHty
I.USu1S. bar:. .e.-lhv vrulr,uIr-wAeat hardening
NsMs HSlTw,Sat an,o. Int tsn.'y s:nNss 81
snd .he Gsi,ttn.nt- .son ars c.sr, il "ss
Exports nf wHat II f1ancu and the GsntanH,tt dur
ingthe rHtt week. hNn qts Arrivals On nst f!!r hr-
Itfuna; tluur Hrl, Weather iii EuglAnd was for tlo
teas0n.
, 1881-12-29
NO NONSENSE,
How a French Court Would Try Gut.
1naN.

How French Court Would Try Gut.
teatl.
GiHetnaatl Commercial
Tho French way OF conducting tic trial OF tho
murt,oror Uuiloau u,ay bc ssatod with brev,ty,
Tho murderer being presented 10 court, tue
Judge would hAve addressed him.
Judgo-lla, Miscreant! yau murdcroi our
good President Ile bud d1nc ITO wt0uR. lila
vito and children tnoufu, hta countsy has lost
him. Your lifo has bcun traced, You pto
scoundrci. What Gun you sayT
PrfsoHcs-l w4s lupellc.l by The polty to re-
move tho vroaidont. 1t VIVA not pcrsounl
matter. Homo Of cur poltioiana Mese abusing
tho President, aud for tho sake OF peace tho
Deity put it lnto my hond to re1noyo hlsu. Tho
Deity dhl 1t, not !, us was but ths itlatEumcnt.
Jndxe-llis8rablel THIN you plead insanity.
slon of exports IN diseases Of tho mind to make
personal examination OF the uulpslt ana re-
port tomorrow wbethor ho II responsible tor bis
acts,
Tho copmIssI2n would havo been found and
tho report 1uad0 Without moro than Que days
Tho report would have bcs6 that tue m!aorabe
know enough to know thAt murder NAR erlmu;
thut hls pEetonto U! irrespnusblllty WAS tho lust
resource Ut dcsporat0 WEytGl.
.. That would hayo t.et', the proper end u tha
cnsn would NOT lllye beGn permitted.
Tho mouth or the murderer, II he had at
touuptDei tu KabG!e 1hsMltA, would hAYU Mesl
stopped by tho Judge. THO Idea VI toustluE tho
Photographic, aid ialtvrua him by taking curt
of his hnrr!l heAI, ct'u1l not have bucn enter
talncl for u nlulaent.
Freedom Tor lila blackguard tongue to have
, 1881-12-29
f4AIE'iAiltlE.

NNIsI 1NIVIElTs
BALTIMORE Md. 1lcc. 2a-FLUEIt-Eery 1uist.
t3ttAtS-Wheat-W " eatd,rn highcFi Mo. winter rnd,
HIS bid; t,acenbeE, sl.ss3t .5l january. tist3xffh
LIZ; fnhruRry. tt4l5&9i.flts March, sL45sftl4 4,yl.
torn-Wcsser,, t1oatY, nlIxcd hpot. 61as1, Deccns-
ber, f'sGQst3t aaItnFy hE4ku1gEc. February. iU1k3
crn wi,to. te4'c, mixed. 10 Tic, i'ennsylvnHia, 4s
1E. ttyo .ull ut We1tlWl
ltAt-I}ui. prllna to chulco Pennsylvania, &iG0o3
EtW
iRtIrln,0Ss-Qulet. Mess pork Hits. i3utk meats
-Hht,mlfers and elnnt rib aidss, pnckttd <a<N4 Ha
GHn-hIuutdara, sAc. ctsnr rtb staaat lo4et hatus,
lscTrEls-Ftfn, woSlesn packed. lsasoc roll, 20
EGaR-~l.owar nt sd}Dc; 1ln,rtt, ss9.Ie.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. fEtncd. TO-
GHHCERtEA-C CuEtH hlcRllyt Kin cns1f1rs, ordinary
WttfkKy-Qnlut NJ t1.tsasl.iitt.
Enki1l!TH-.l0 Liverpool dull.
HEckll'rs.FiYnr IL! brI*s wheat, 5 liz bul eoEt.
2.tH hi! utih. 2th but fyG, 1I>ao.
HHi1'ttE:. TH--NltnE.
bAiEs.-Whual, sI:ku bu, corr, l75,siD bu.
, 1881-12-29

V1NLINN ATI.
C1Ne1sNAzr. Dec :s.-CorroS-Qulet but steadyi
ll]kc.
FI0uIt-Qut0t and unchanged.
GN%iS-Wheat hrn, No, rod winter. e. LII.
Corn atranN and hlullnr No.: nIlxoA G49i111r. Oats
study, NJ. 2n.txed. A'4o Nys dull but 1s,n, sLti
haf!ey In fa!r durnan6; tl.QL
rHuvIssNSs-l'IFk llrnser; tl7N. l.nr,j strong and
hl1htrt ltn. Bulk tleatB hrnters Shoulders SIC;
cISnr ri1, t5{c: nacon ttrn! and unchn1nad.
ls!oa R,tuis. %I, lrlt. IN Tho bns[s III si.l5
lIuTTEit-Ea*df; cEea!ngrI. 4tet chofc6 Western
llasetYe, *set ou1tc0 tcttfnl 0h0t &c.
, 1881-12-29

ToLEpo, O.. lee. :s.-tiuA1S-Whcat nrmo1, No. 3
rod, bpo SLIT bill, Ianuary. tlhgi bid; February.
tt.l, Anrch fL4lAi April. sl.fIHs May. st.44M BID
Corn frn, no. ;, spot nna i,ocetnbor, 6shoi Janu-
arr, GIlc bid. February, ESQ bidt Mry, G}6c. Oa&s
quiet ns!u uGicntlstgt.
Ci0yEH.skgf';-lrstao, .,S5aG; no. l. sl.s5, mani
nlnth. M1ot Mn Jhunnsy. f3.ul:
!pn,ary:. ,t;aiN Ildi Fp6fuarI. E.4v' starcE. N.E
huy. fltI} EVEl, nrts No. spot ul4 UGcuMbeF, hold
ut 1aG, au hllI 1hi.Anry hold a. ic. tlkn bl1t feb
funry. saDes VI t3}4c} 3iny, Hg4o bid, =
HkCElrTs-WliInt. HUI b1i e0r'i, l31HN but outs
nu1Ic. -.... -.- --.'
Standardization, LOU bu,
, 1881-12-29

l.ouIRviLLE. Dcc 23.-torT0S-Qniotl y llNc.
FLnutl-nnlIi. i.oxtra. t5tkslb.H ultra fulnlly, $50
0G.o0i \ No. l. II. .Gs0.I6s ch0ice tnnny. &7.U0s.M
GMA.s-vyhoat duIli fl.a. Cnrn gu1ts No. wh!to,
TOT do ,i10l.fc, Oats qulnt; No. white, btcs do
mixed: Etc Ityo stendy and unehaRgss!s No. = 0t
FNDv5sl0SH-f'0rk nIsu iaEd nominal Hulk uiehtA
stcnly} sI!1uldera nDfiul g0ar rib ZIG. c4nr A4Hs
E]}Ap.he; !hGnn1Sone:. Lams-enRaF'cuFed+ asSc.
Il1us-FIrmeF{ &MsjlAt1; receipts, zM
, 1881-12-29

as1sr. nirnntri tH &ttr. itnrIInsi Ia size utd I'd.
vnt!srh Y Mt.d cosad at k*JtGt ktl.,s, l..Hiih.
l,IrlAllrHu, !'u.. 1>ac. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES;
&sG. i.hiatstpt1ln delvUry. :. ''
u.ljTcHvlj.IE. i.nt lice 13.--tErNuLEGM-Opon nj
R4He, hiaae!t kjfel 11west M1Sci cissed III Bile;
Shipments B,GfUi thArtnFr, 4kf51, ~
, 1881-12-29

I'KOnrA. Ill, lice. &-0ltAIN-coen stgAdrt hlHh
mixed. Bl4{0i2c, mixed. Sl}f0d9(c Cats steady unl
frut No. white. @Al@1 1a1tc, lsya quiet, No. y6c-
unchanged ut Ills.
hkcEiiTs-W)inat &U but corn. a,7.3 bat 'oats,
Rt6au but rye. llM 0uf iMr1cy. l.ilO ll.. 80
NJ sitaKSTa WneAf, Aonot corn, ao0 hui nsts, 2s,-
YAa board viii a1jpufti Dn Friday unlll Vuosdny,
, 1881-12-29

DETROIT, Aitctt., Dco. o.2a.-FLuutl-NG0QAtA
GuAiN-Nhaat quiet aud nsnIosj caxh $l.2s31, ISL,
jenuury el.Jst, fohsuarJ, $l.S1A1 March. tl.slkj
ltKGkIrT8-MhQAk tftUu bu,
xtHlPAtkT&-tYhsht1S S,V0 bil.
, 1881-12-29


Eh6lS. ILL.," Dec. 1a-tn thu Heart Ut Trade today
rcGutnr snicA nIa,1o Fn lbs creamery tupr
nj Atatc. and III oxeh clGHse nj tGc the ih
i"r full cennn,. TItB attantnucs wns tx1,t ind tho
snlpk. tl1,H4.
, 1881-12-29

sptttaI Dtspateh to Tht Chtsaeo Tribune.
KANsAs CITY. Doc 4.-;HAtH-Tlle Price Uurrtnt
reports, Wheat-llccotpts. lsil bu; shipments, .ttQ
hu, hlHhort Nol casl. January, Be, No. leash.
fGi; 1nnunfy, tLtUs No. c1lsta, el.lB. turn-ta-
aspts ~ tl1 hui, *nlpnlaats lav21 wpaxi Nu.1 cuah.
b1HcJ JMuu4Fy, tsgkc.
, 1881-12-29

GIiyYAL0. Uoo, observation-disclosures neRleotedt nom
tnRl. CuFu stoadyj Lou hu old No. 3mlxsd Western
ut t84ot cuTs now delivered Oh ssa1x Mt DC. Outs
guIet ltx bu whttQ IN track nj TO- Harley QntQt;
cAF4 G.s0W0l 6lAtV ~ t&O on truck. "
, 1881-12-29

M1LV 4 UkEE,
MILWAUKEE. Wis, Doc 28-Ftour-Qu!ot md
nominal.
uftAtS--Wheat btIkk. strong; No. Milwaukee
llNrd. nulntnal, No. ? Milwaukee. tt.set4t uncam.
bor, tl.1, Jnnuary, tIs, February. fl..16s stnrc,
tl.a3(, April. t$oA, May. ft.Ei; No. ) Milwaukee.
sl,12; No. md rejected nominal, Corn higher;
No. =, c.fo. Outs t!rmer; M. = &C. Kye stcally;
NJ, !; III lsarlcy hssonR aad h'ghuf; No. spr,p,
lnnInryt tlhAl F1ljrnMtf l.Aftl-trtnu steam, $lU
cakh mid Innt1ary; &ll.M FotruAry,
l4Dtk-QNtot; &halt.tk ...
NKcEllris-Flour, II NU brss whcnt Il. CD bu, corn,
Cl.tUU tt. -. "-'
.sMliiiKSTs-F,our, 81 bss; Wheat aI0 bu, corn,
f..lN bu. '
, 1881-12-29

GALVESTON, Doo A.-I1TTuX-Qutett mtddlIug,
like, law au lo. Eoud ordinary, l5c; not receipts
4.u1l bn1ost su1os, au;btoek. n8,gsI.
NEW 0RLHAaA uAa. A-GMr1oS-Qutott mlddlIaR.
llHe1 IHM tE Il l.ltci Ruo ordinary l84al ust re-
cgpts lAo efleal EigIx, ia2a. uaNrtn. lEaAt Nfit.
ktll. AN4l e91lusnt. asi eoustw1a. &HQt saeS At0t
,,sr. t.0I,.a, Eea a7corT4S-B.sadys tatdAIlax,
liHei saee Sut receipts AVl, shlpnanls, 2,ani
MxApnls, lena.. rsa R.-poyFoA-Quist! fe.
eepts, iTlt talesi ,kalbMohts, 3,E3i stock. Msaai
, 1881-12-29

firm, No fad tlaE i4tlkBs rna;t f13S iI.t .inn-
unry, tt-T4Ssi ~ Fntranrr. si.sHEsl.sT& March,
s'RH. curn h4pcr for ctsI, and tnwor fur opt!nnst
fi!fesssAc cnstt. ts:1b;{s LnhunrY, ,a}&asSo Feb
rnnry. ef.&aGNc Marc, ss1sdis.fo Mny. tnts i"wsrt
lsic aFh, 4t4 NJ, Jnnsars. 41t February, ESc htnY.
Rru unIot u e5o. !,aE!ey AtpaJy IT kcaft.lo.
l.EAtt-4uot 1t 3L1l
ltETTEH-UnctNnHou
ltutiE--a Unchanged.
WtfIsKy-Htrlffy nt Sill.
ilMvl+IDSs-rk very siow, tul,bina at Ut q cash,
meat. eaaer ~ Hiulstlly khyAslat t.H3 s,7u. Aja
lnttiy fttM.t
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Hou bEiat whent. 11gG hu, corn,
HaN nut nhtH, !tffl) bit fyR f1aI1tGt hurley, HN In.
.n, nM,r,lkSTe-Fl,',tt. iH1 bfat Wheat tu.OUi coFn.
4ota ous nuts 41Q hui rsHs tutlGs blrlBy, ftt,slo
Aftcrn9nn ltuIrl-Whent upsn1i h'itier III Sar.
hwn3 nI!nthA, fMl eittsed nwnri nthor nunla nbnBt
Mnrch, &. f*I.4l4 atnY
turn kfcHtyt LHXc January and February. E1.fo
March, G'1e alny.
, 1881-12-29

oswkao. ncn. 2a-GNAiS-Whsas lower, Uora
dulott Western uExed, 1iu.
, 1881-12-29
DRY Gf3OI12.

NEW iOMK. Dec A-nemand u nsst hnnd4 cou.
ttnuea light ~ IoobeFs buax puguaea III taking
stock. Cotton goods qust but slaudy. rrlnts qulot
In ngents hands, anu drGss goods dull Wpalcu soodk
quiet In demand, 6ul prtces KenafhlIy htn.
, 1881-12-29

INDIANAPOLIS, Nec A~QHA!S-Whoat drmt six
&lasH Corn uriuI 0QtSc. Oats tteudyj k1AaSa
, 1881-12-29

| HnA4FoNl,. In. DQe. &-EsTnDLEuM-Mssko
acve, uru, and hlxbosi oveucd u HHir. 4gclnet to
, 1881-12-29
TUIsl'1sSTtSE.
THE TRIAL OF HAMLET.

WttNtSuTHN, n. C.. Doc. A+-SFInIrY FURrk.
TfSE-tItm ut size,
, 1881-12-29

n, fAt 4-1U4Ss
C".. ."'ts: No. Dec. Observation-Disclosures,
""Ats-'Haeat opened lowes. ety aucqa, und c,o,s,