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, 1881-07-22
MINING. NEWS,

!, Special Dffp1ith IT, 1ns chfeaoo Tribune.
! 1'0s1oS. In,y ai.-1n tho mining 4haros, Bo-
4a,1za continues Atandy nj III. 1!nrshaw wns
ts!ltln9ch Mt !, uni ~ shares OF Calumet l.
sfecia sold Ut III. Franklin wns fraot,on high.
or ti'an It eln4oj last night. IowabIc koli ut II
and Crescent ut No. The stsaIo,l uf tho Mining
Exchange wis unusually dull md ttfnlcss, En..
~ 1Hi. MILAN wtik u.d ttcclln,bn fi1il1 rs 10
~, 4nd Simpson 10 U. Stnssnohuxelta + Nuw
bIexcD advanced from ~ III ~.
IN The ittsi<rn Astot(aGstl Prssa.
lDws: ~
Aln,ues Mining Eo... 23,1'ewabc. lJti
kltsslBtk q 1ItTlu.,. .3y H1
St.r.At tI4IhtiuR4
M!.aM 3hTcE,ssss.ss. .:(lSSef ~
FRANK 10y ii
, 1881-07-22
RHEADS.cuTF4.

FI.oul.-wa. !a rood demand for shipment, and
s"s s:ssa %
respond VII, !he recent sranoo In Wheat. ss9s
aus; q, brls and a0oI saekn springs, partly at t.3
60 .ae.. Low stsas' private t9r' I'd @ q DFs Tye
isr ours MeSo ouutcd At s5S,sass ss,pnor .pr,m
tahoxadu; tho low grade sprfnE. At sapa4.0, i.ye
ornx,. M.,.srusrs-woro in moderate ,upoly
and stronger, sucs were reported OF Is rurs bran nt
si:siS oS witsArs, ipsI ac,,,e and ,rroau,,v
higher. Tho market for Au9ast advanced me foil
W, and euxed 2t&1 Hb0vo the ta1GAt quvlAtt0nA III
Wednesday, wlIi[0 SoptDuihpr rcceded tn jslp dis
count tr0ih August. ThH british telerrnyna EniUd
moro strvnYth, with Continental LeInand 1nd prlu0a
t0ndgu up on winter mnd California wheat. Tllu ntws
from uur fur1nlng tGIiUnA favorable 10 iurtlpT
advance. tho Fay,Urt1 OF popr Jctd on trCkt-
t1s Islt;R ssaplSnientod y ,hose d xida.spsuna
,ailou IL YUot naf,y nuyii1g oters tro tilo cou.
W. ao aohao iron tc seMnoars anu UP lungs ts!e4
n!ssft3hs ~ ha 5f1vys nvys aIk m1so GsposGM ~ unsa4
VI nsH 'uHsvI lutMEts at lne tosulsEtG
III, Sod, W .hsnofv e o ,is iSntsa G:, liz NE
~ tSl sfnwa mH f5pScd IT. to ssry 9ysr M
c!SaaSMs onnIRa ~ ln!hk ttaat tnoae WhlsTrx Mat0
, 1881-07-22

Bh1rt rlJs sulleT Hepte.nbnr, alosnd nt $yd049UH.
Lang cfcnrr qn1tpt ht tA1u l1jap ind Sa91 boxed;
Cnnloor'a1ds SAo 1oxod; ,onK,eu, lLatns !ti 4to,
oFano. uTuun hams, xanle nvGrsisN. IA a!E,
tlaeon un0sgA pt 7Qsitie for shoulders, 1l0c for
MI c7lnvNsGd md tncxHt.
f1EEF-Was Gstut ut {t125@ ylM for nltss. &lLe33
lia0 Tor oxirn uiva4, ann $clulx.LW for hams.
, 1881-07-22
REAL ESTATE.


Tho following Instruments were fllcd for rec.
ord Thursday, July FL: ".
4 tITr PROPERTY.
sss !. S'tsn =. I'D Il X + e s 1: T.
t,Snr,ty sx = }; Edgaf;' ": r \ 4. IL
s $ss$sss sp ;: 5$ Ss
't ;; III, i ::;s ii K:
III; sS S;.:i;iss; i i iii Il s;i
rtsi l. saS ii IL s;s sia ss;:i; w
sp!;ieia as. III, !; i MsnSsI it a1ia ,t,i.sS;.aa A.
i u W io il uee i; 81 X si 81 S:s IL aa
" !ts ars WI { Wayao " efs1is Ih4se ss Il! faii
;;ss, IL sss ''
Vii: Ssi i; sisa il &yi; sSS u
*: sssas ss Z 81 ws;;sasr, III ''
ys!o dasea asI' tsano F' pss1 1GSt !" ss%s sS,
iiyffa 4: s,y 7! # s%s, s%nbs sssss; 81 6
"A j. En2slI.. ..t:...:......,....... i,O
iSYs $,atsS jsss ID ijosSus 7. Younx* e 49,
wiz; It'll ,s; i ;$iSSs;iiS Gissc
( ss;s il: K: SSs.sss;.; i
sa9sn9et,seE! 2,io
stoa III jay q m mH15{ Asa{ft Gi.ns e, .s z45 *
Mspsa;, n: ~
nrd Garnett " t;.lxln nMAIkSrI.;........... 1Iu
s s$ssss
c?yssiTE ;.I; n: ,@!s;,!ssisis, m
;:i$ i;s ;$aJ S:Ss SSs:
sune compnnr,....:.:::... ......:.:."......... auN
'2Sss'S s!sa @ If S%'SsH' 5ssa Il &si's; i
,n, snmo Comrany', aap
e Il 9ona fs%5! sSas Is
s;ss sss !! ;iisni; S L ::s S;S
n: ii s;;S jill. ;a$;s
5y =: Ssss e! sfs9af5s 9'6Tsy i tG a@ sss
T:;s!S;;S s;;:.. $s.Sa III. ;s; ssa
ssiS :sj III; ;{;ts;s II ss;i ii
's!s i & ;sss + sSG:ss { ss:5a
sssa Il js;. 1is$ii J4sss d WJ
s;ss 5; i cSiy;i:: iii; s;isi 100
NORTH ssysS ~ VIII .s sTf " nv w,5x aus OF
s. tssa tSss'sa & t. I'd saf
os;ss ss il; i ;s.s,s ,s
SOUTH VI CITY LIMITS WITHIN 4 1tAntus or SEVEN
M1kkS W TtIE c1uItr.HOEsK+
ss;sS ssaiy? sa; VI nRa Gs:a a.: L
Ill; iii $:E ;sas i S:iiiSia
IavlnIa ii. 2k1 Il wof Wentwoftii ~, Il L Df
iila.sy5;. ~ Lou
81 4; lso
i:sya;i;.:; @ ~ - TO
FuElS-t1eh II, hGRr " corner Ut III SA0kl, u f,1
4 to ntley, datad April u ". Ehd w. ii. nloY-
Sta % o. i! s!onloas9nl :...:;........:... 200
T. aattd July 2lt0 cunHsaIn,ann to II. LIZ
, 1881-07-22

Del1 n4AIE COUIk1As '-' =!
bexan aa N.Y. Joseph O. Nobtt aud Thomas Hopa
n1.nherxcr. '''''oas 'oF si'E" aSa'ast aaron
Company =, r.. .icS e. sued tho Chicago Dry-Dook
suIt Ia tsM.aa tsIsa mud ErapoIs Il. Sherman hogan !
pany IN shnllsh against kho CbI1aXO nHCk COMs
wqtshw.os possession Of I'll bundles OF wlfp
'ase "a valuuu Ut &.s,tN0, .f's.
, 1881-07-22
lIa1IAIA,

,,,,,s sse r. sn'mmon1 yesterday granted writ OF
sbo 'as casa Of J. u, Doylo the bond forYer,
,t1r, T, as NhVictod at tho last torn OF tha Dis
nlluv ~ and undo 1t stiporsodcaa on Doylex
jutisxan n3,l.' t',l. In tho sum Of SSO,0U -,
biz sl,n,nae nooNett will leave tho city to-day on
aeaE 'nouons VI" w III cous* to.moEsoW 10
, 1881-07-22
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following were tho rocc1nts and shtpmcnts
Of leading articles Of pruduuo In this city during
tho twcnty-four hours ondng at z o'clock
T4urstaMy morning and for tho corresponding
ttlup u year ago: = '''
, 1881-07-22
DY TM,R0RApu.
=, -sNFw'yQ

: spsetal DssPate3'so ~ 0ateaae 4tsbass. r. !
NEw yoax, July NJ. The share speculation
opened generally Asm. and IN tho early dealings
4 fractional advance was FecoF1sd. buE 1t ths
, 1881-07-22
Stocks Opened Weak on Changers
and Northern Pacific.
Steady for the Rest Of the List-An
g.. Improvement Later.
Snin1l Shorts Covcring-Einanccs
iii Chicago.
The Produce Markets. Very 1rregular-Pro,
Visions Stronger, with More Doing.
Wheat md Oats Rstitcdly Higher, and VERY Att.
lyt-Cora Unsettled and Easisr.
FINANCIAL.

Stocks opened with somn weakness In the
GranEnrs anl Northern 1'acino prufUrred VI,
pnu1 sod down from list ~ III. Northwest from,
III to 1Ih, Northern pMclilu frutn ny; u Tsat
With those exceptions tue llst displayed consul.
ornhle stpa1tnoss. Later, some RUt,tl buying Or.
doris werG received, and the market Improved
slowly and stcadlly to tho close, whom the best
prices " tho day were madp:s Small bears wcru
covering, and dispatches wcro sent out from,
New York that cammauk wns buying Lnku
Shore. and thut keono had trie.l to cover
hIs ahorts, wi,un !" tho pools l,nil Iumpod
prices OIL him Mt 0ncu." Tho mnrk0t did not
show mich nIaattclty,-not enough 10 satisfy tho
bulls. Fandorl'!t(s were kept down pu urp osoly,
II WIS saId. Tho tracos Visible tho tlay before
TINT tho btg operators wore absorbing stocks
wcro nKnn to bo soon.
TIC danger Ut n snash haa boon ayoytul. Pow.
orf' influences have hold tho tnnrket within tho
danger line, md oven II prices, d1, bad urop
nova, Ku lover sttll. tho sag will be gradual and
tllore will DO no pnntc,
lnaltlc buying OF 81, pnul Of tho host kind WIS
noticed in Chtcago. Alexander Mitchell, OF st.
Faul. hns tho creditDf having <5,000,00O 10 his
ctount az the result OF bis sales Of his It, Paul
stock some weeks nRo+ woerlAhoefor In Nov
York declares that he has sold his 1t. Paul. md
docs not care whcre It goos to. IIe complains OF
havlilg boon unfairly treatctl by tho 1T. rnul
pool, and generally leaves tho impression on tho
minds OF bis henrors thnt be will very likely be
ahort sollcr Of 1T. Paul before 1onE.
Northwestern was strong toward tho close- A
prominent ol'fcer Of tho Company, now at Ut.
Paul. tcleRrnrhs TINT tho crops nloug the llno
arc bettcr than. havo been reported. On tho
other hnnh, 1t was cinlnod, on authority, that
tho nRgregnto crop reports OF tho road showed
critical state OF affairs, with damage Of = per
cent already secured.
TITO following nro1he comparative earnings Of
tho Louisville i Nashville Railroad Tor the sce-
on'l week III July: 1851. slS1,0o0, 1.si0 ,ni,es;
1eSo. elo00m 1,S0 miles; increase, 81 700; Il 3.10
per cent. July to Jniy II: 1881. 800 900; 1880,
e1a.sO0; tnorease, fS0.cG0.
The following arc the comparative earnings Of
tho Donvor s. Rio Qrande Hallway for. the sec-,
ond week Of July: Freight, s9l, ,705; passengers,
x.N,lEl; total, fal,eso: same week last year,
$IS, ITO: lnorunsc, $G5,750. Miles now operated,
83O: miles upcratcd lust ycur, bo5.
Tho Flint & Ptro Marquette Ratlroad Com
pahy reports IT'S approximate comparative
earnings for the week ending Juty IL:
t$GF N
, 1881-07-22

fha ~. :
ono e.t1lsa uaso of hfarttn Andrews, the wilt and
ND lettsa l.un weto proven and admitted to probate,
lae W.T. " ~ ss.eatamentary wcso Issued to Gatu.,
ia iaassss:,s,l sss a.,s i al,eat xso,uto '"4 ~ X
sdahlus,Fsn.atss OF Edwin 'Hurnhsm, .lottart ot
man. III sea W Hero issued to Arba n: Waleg-
10 tha ..tesl az eslste Ia valuud NJ about &2dQ,
aGalaatrutiaa Vi ARA J. Phelps, lettGrs Of 3D.
4at Stt1in !. wero lssued to ltnnuah Fhelps,
VaIasd at about $1,QU.
, 1881-07-22

AItTlct.Es.

ARTICLES. :; MEes!rEa. asl!r4xAfs:
*, 11s! ~. ~. ~:
Whsa't, ls sGSs saT ,7sn3 7ssMs3s
Gos,. la....,", ~. uP.Vn[ 4sSsVI a51ligE tEsab
Rse' 6yaI......... 6I... 'Sss aH seaaE *sAi
!tar!sy, bM .;,:........ 2IG -iis .....s:s. 6l
Fiaasssd. H.. sA'sV[ ,sg4!
l!soom. corn, tba..:., a9I ..,.:.". H.EH[ sETa;
itIu HUH tGs asa .os... At11O
l!oof. Irls.. ..,.a:,. ..s,..': Id
ors' ,or' fHSas...'..'". ~, ,aais IN S ~,
lailuw, !hs........... SfSNl S,FS 'A4I in11
Va Gssts h.,ss, saess;;..". Aa4t @;tS S hfsGY @
Saisls, N6...".::.::::: 5it Tfs is
Fitalss;t itl.ss. tEo:...: ,s1@ sI9 a9as II, A
"s.,ues M . 6u.. 6:u;........' s''aa' sHaT lo; asl
tSal, toNi ~, ....:.:. RE- iihl s,6 ''iiiii Till
iinT; 1s,Sss. sn.'s:'t Il, ....."'. .aM ...;.
SHnales, Ill.,. ....,,... 2E III IL IL @''S
Sh.; f!S.s,s o,'te;;;;.....,". e:s. VI. ~! 3$ls
=, :-,;--.: = - :. e...e!. -A. -s.s
Iho to'low'as @ grain was inspected Into stor
winter whedt,H Hoars Nod do, car miIod; cara
40. sspr1ne. SHoasa NO. 90. lo cars rejected,
cafa no Rraao t9s wheatl; us ears aud 400 bu
NO. corn, N9seaFs and il, ,'00 bu hlRh-nlzed,
ours now ao' Yca1 now m1xoa, G1 aarn rcteoted,'
~ e''fs 20 asago te5l cornls % cars white oantD
cara anu pa No. mixcd.' 81 cars reteosad,
!! car ~ Rsan3 gu oats|1 8caFs No. ryotTs cars
No. - otafFoMa cars No. do. Total 0ls oata,.t
kau0 ha.n Inspected out, s.s1 ba wheat, asa ,oe7!
oi1 rso soF1 1Sas a39 gu oats. 40 oa rye. -
0xclsna JoEHEday, holng Irregulariy higher,
Waeat' kae o4ts advanced aho Tor August,
Wn'lo cosn RaYancea Nc, out dropped 10 from
tao wy, Ina pressure nolng TOO gFoat !n tho lat
tho storm aud tho reports OF devastation BY tho
army. worm, while Eood deal Of long stun was
unoaaod on no shorts, except In August wheat,
when was stltay held, and supposed 10 b0 con.
, 1881-07-22

sStssns Sn q, W R;sssas: y sSe :ss RI
ths asoS. Sfsr' VI noor M e
ware taas'sa 4 ss Tssf hss e so'e' LAMBS
EukEr SALES.
s; 4 ;'{s 3 Il " Il L $ 4; :|s; s.
aslus ss1say ~ .ss @
s'saSy sSS :oS. eop..nea
ssPp{ Ss III:
.tsadyi Ysed dsaaaI aassnss s1siiy a:aa II saa'
s$ %sssa' @sIsbss. Ge:sa! Ss Ss:s hSsa$' SsaT'y.
~ xsw YoHx.
new YoMk. July 3i1HsKyks-nece!p.s. em *
:s. FL 4s:s.
ssa s; i tsss s'sts' '.s'%
n5si !; ;s s$ T. SSs: ;s: o'F'd a''' 'f's
5 KASsAa ciTy.,
Special DtspassA to n. eAlaoo Tribune.
aaE H.! s:
81 Ss;jSs ;;Ssss: sSs ss:dS;: a:i1s
s ts,E ss;t 'hRB9;3: aBs :s
.. IT. L0ris.
whit: s :sssE sa s'ss u s]S: ]
ssss sss;
Mi; Ill., ss,,ss 5 Peas ss sss.' I
1SDIASApOIls.,
~ s@!''SasIst!sas:
EATrlk-kifms shIppIls A7s&atO, rscaIpas, Ga,
, 1881-07-22
THE COURTS.


>, .,JosEr1I DASzlGEn's ESTATE.
o w"s n'eu sG,.asuay :" & NV .f1.'. ,.'.., ouut
by Ren}amln 7. DahA'Hor, oscar' !slnanucl,
sAbrnhatn, Dophtna, and Matilda DnnzfRer.
t 4si.s " oaI Nv f"ls ts,,c' ,l,sto~ Mh,t" n,,a
Lanoss. wv nu..s t1., I,ai, nan,,.'nu 1. ans
A!e1anaer u: hne'. '1nnnan I.l pa"e'ses' Joseph
fnr In account md other relief. Thoy sRy TINT
t,.ats r t,,hor 1nson,, nonxI,,cr ton ,ho tim ~
fnslF 1aen cy,,! Is wiii' I'm vn, III tfs
APa, : ~ ~ yif" fion"n. ind a,ci ~ ac,nc
" III 7 tit,,c III liz tseatb bn via n
meMprs o " rs' Luz ,yas ns rnr,,n, Ealr,,n,.
1Si.s, with a capital Of s4ho0b, tho two EtIe's,
'lsiay ana os, c9.flems saas ny 9 1nGis sharo
.t, tnatt y! ,s ~ IL ,nnrov m nrranI,,s. =,
tbnrs proiits rru nsses In eqlal thirds. Il 1uo-
third VI tug rcnt estNts was also conveyed to
panSlRcr .os ,s1a fc. ana ,;,, ;nstxos mlso oaneu
eciye Ell ii ncr cent tcrcat. and ncjthur partner
on ~ ~ f.,o x.igI toanziTsr Min nonctt Si,a
, 1881-07-22

prices Eohsca arc not rcec!vln9 much nttcn-
t'o1, bnt fHore favorable fepirsa fr'm primary
n'afkets nnro lnd'lood s'saht'y iocrc"scd ron'i'
ae'ee among hotticrs and at tho moment tho
feeling ~ steady. Sugars continue nstis". and
a'e hrn III tho decline " Tuesday. III the trfol.
sF''t' 0sh. anu cn'n"''go'r!a markets there were
." noteworthy cha'iFcs' Dairy pr*llcts were
III fnodorato aetnand' and Wcro eieafiy rs inst
1aoteu. III INC OIL market tho only change was
= a. u'o!uo oi ~ " cers",n toass ot eAfDost'
h!a'''u anu snow white rrmaI!,c'l litiehnnHol nt
luz una 'iAo fespeet'se1f' Coal anu s's-lroA
~esc fsicnRnfea' ..,.,..
nay was salrly aos'so f"r lilo bcstar CRATES.
n"t 'M9 ho1naHa lor Inc popfer tlnn'ls1cs wns
WY sisht. Ine!o. was no cua''Fo 10 hote III tha
!''npef ct thc otoon1.cnfn mnrket. ~ green
lruhs' Wte'cs wore 9ehofaIly l''Hner. ~ were
a'.o ''arteesa app,os. 10 iore'Rh ,rn1s, lemons
roSant hu s,rc. oW on ,.o we're .re
,1,,l1 aui ,,rohn,u,,t ,,.,,,, ..ar . trt,,,, ,r.t
soiIInv =, ,i,.e.fs,tr IT,, ts.,,,n H. .;,o, "',
ttn,cs xInw ,he ,lc,,.u5 1,nfr,, ,,rno,,,,1i. o,.
t1no,I ~ ~, ~ wh,ci, nm .nore,., nr"in.s ~.
nnrt nn o",,vo h".ras. 4, ,rnt,,. .m,, ',In,,,r..
sf,t -. ,ho ,rt,.". r,,Ii,,r f'r ,hn ,,,s, '"n,'t
1,ntstocs wcrs a trsaa nrncr .ntt,ng -, a. sMa
:: nv Ill. WI ,.," .n,n, 49, t,.sa,,,.s,".,
E.nda warn tnnottro nnx.ooI .cli.r,, ,t a, !: -
,trti,nc ~ l., rr.,n M .,r ,a,. ,,nv:s ".tao.
t.stn frr,x,,,s woro hi, anS ~ tnwnr s"vo.a,
chnrtor. ho,.i",, h"c,, ,,,nan o,, ;rhwr.. nr,nr.
, 1881-07-22

Bpsttdl Dtspateh 70 7ns cAtesaa T+tbuns, ,.
nosToM. July 2l+-Tho atopk markut. witt \
" Ms!iKht K exception. ahowe an impruVolnont oyor
Wednesdays ulosluH rate. but Tho unsettled and
temporarily une1rtutu uopdtAon OF tho Now
York market Shows liz Influence hcfp and tuakcs
everybody FuluGtant nboH& gptug In, aud al q re-
s4lt ape1ulatton con1nucs dull mud the tVtlq va:
Itabte and inUIned to ho saRay. Hartford s
at u, ugatpAt 7UN Tor the latter YestortIsy 5Gt*
chtsan shoyod an advance from nix 10 Ia5, de-
ollnip4 at Tbs close tn lt3X. Ehioago, iiuriinS-
ton 4H!nOy advanced troG, 16a to lEjA, Union
l'acltlo also gained tFu1n l2alA to l3iM, Ioleio.
lehhoa d Huntington HaluoI u, to Is; WlAppus
s,n 1, syntfs1 s,S e M sanalsky lost Il. selllns
active but weak ut stuua M 10 :sjH with Il: bld
and Is asked. Tho Little Rock was neglected. IL
~ ~ 1rs,lsrn Asaoeta.sa py.... ~, :. + :
bosToa, July sl.-stogks esosed at tollows, '
Mas: s.sss fsss,:;. ss Il s!ssssas 81 s
:;s!s E::issi 81! kss 81 t.t:i Il: u;
k.fAS. Afs....,..,,ia IN. X 4 N, E.........w in
GGtse;sa GassS sesta:: n I'D fs,G;e eoui'aa', M
Gale, BuFa 1fYla....li'!{ Flint i. Il. nid......
L. -. FuRE1oh. l. :
LosDos'' July sl-cou'ola. 1ol l.ls: new H.
ilauols osnsrat u; Psup.,lvsuia Central,
, 1881-07-22

ss|sk Al kSX,;
sa Ss tE6 ty ysssi salH: 4.,, .f6s ,aaas &
1s,S syss 1ssSssi ~ ssiisE YSsI
, 1881-07-22

tn n; taEa:L t5.t!<c for seu.ea,:,nr. s@.4sts,fo
sS %n1s,, r. ~ s ,xu Il tt .eIis: HI, .es.
otsGssr s,,,, ,ts.a, Massti1 .es t y: ~: sl.',.
G6asi a.. ~ III t:se e. r. iap.en.,s tnr t'e.;
1fs m,,,., 10 l,!1Hs Il ,!!'1Hs s .etsr 1sIy; .sI!st
apd kfy saiisr t,c ySara liz ssI snn1s
s%oIS % sal.. FHe ssIisr Aaaa.s. and si9ss4e 1sl!er
sr|nAnl.E asts is.rk ciStsi i: f'.wef: 1t 1ltM,sa
~. 'i s ss !s,; & ~ M ;;. Il 81:
sas, AySs,:t: ysn,;i.r sHv;K ,aof SsWcsiear. ssu
}hss;y hn.t,y ss giessd ,s tgi t'saiai = q.
.sa;in,ss ,ss :. IT, T. s,a,ats AZ liz .! 81
sSa;S,n,,sr Hnd stis:t trst !t,o ye.s. sh6ff tes
c!sG Iituh hlttd nt ". ~ AtstiBt and &ty
N:h>4 1nr sehhnAf. WILL a&tns nf stGltN jEf nj fis1
soSs S,,t nHEa1s E Ad .sa9g *s!!ot sspieuaer.
and srnteGh'r +oid at 81. hJfl i.laIk. '
!.Ater 70 tn9 HfterfnDn IL " wna lid for August
TsraI t,M The cnts.nnr the nns,l9rlni crnwi cnt,j
AHEMat wi,nnt wrtJ st.z4t but there Ens tiu !ernt
trading II ahDss sfpk yesterday. -""'
GENERAL. ~ an ffsft.s
, 1881-07-22


dntn RrRdes. We qu1tes
ChDtra hMri md chFpnt. R,.aIo
isltem. nell" HJa
nuttnPf s.s.,.@l6H az
tn+ttuT aHu GtnluN.. t,.. aH AZ
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. acHTteas baur arc In vcn,,naud
Rat'd danihnd and ara firmly hold. The ntvasenI IN
otGs I"t'a In tho Els Is a't bF patiron+ ti a.
tne|, 4 tth1 ~ could bu expected at this tu,c OF
yr"r. We asnin quite:
s,nss !turisps +a5 hu...14 altK
American. hli..........9t lsyuol SACKS. atlt
HlI1'fEtt-1fia n.nFkct MAS wI&iluut c,ahgr. There
wHs fryer npvelnant In good 10 teal l,,aop, ttt.
rtfs MtiH tbs hnHIe tttdc buJLHE lG1rnl. but tic
I1sr, snrt' wcIs Mt M,Ics soths for flces
.1saN.rr. ehnre. !lNlry, iMr u, xotJ.. Il
iasy !.s
oy a,' |s ,ast ~. ,, M .s 4. pss,snt
~ the fc,ripts nfs ,kalS 10 cnntins listt fnr s,t,
nl!N !n taf lhete nut much u,KGF Of fntsg.
dA.ta decline. Eho following prices wcfp ttrrullt:
i.s.t . i IT,
ny s.+ !a'F ~ ~
cSla' a;* /, Sasi1; fu SS1d sketo
l.Mt there will ss no deetinu. HI tho psicu III coal,
!hni1h TIM uIHrktt In noW fully LIN ror Ion higher
TIM. . rgar aao. ,fmde tMsnatns e. dnt!.
nEtntAetA+ fsiaae4 I'M tlc1munt ...uu,A GU
An!nfnc!tc, HHt- s5!| itl1kstntE. !tu
Ef,p. ............. 72ia:. lnIia,.a 5iock,... bGj
''stnnry t'Glt' Galillln0!s ~
EgtiS-werc casscr ii li}@Efc poF dog for strict
, 1881-07-22
HOG tALEh

sltEEP-lrIccs lltl not tiner rally from thoss
current On tllc prsctdnK uays ot the .eek 1he Dc:
thsrc wcfc nuyeTt fur tho bntk Of tho Offering and
the market was hbont agady At Dss&LGJ for to
medium, md nt E.At4AM iDr good 10 CHOICE Lambs
were inquired for NJ 9i.5Ae4Exs per head.
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GOT A CORNER.

On one Of the morning trains over the Erie
road, the other day, farmer looking man walk.
ed the length Of a car without finding an empty
seat, and ne finally returned to one occupied by
lone man, who at once spread himself out as
much as possible, and suddenly became deeply
interested In his newspaper The farmer halted
beside the seat, but the other made no movement
Even after full minute had passed there was no
sign that he meant to share his quarter with the
other, Then the farmer touched his arm and
said
"Ifyou can hang on long enough you'll make
fortune"
"what-what's that 'ir?o demanded the other
as he looked up.
"Its big thing-hang on to itG whispered the
farmer
well, what is III What do you mean, please,
sir2'
'Immblei but won't give you away" chuck
led the farmer.
What do you mean si12'
Il mean that you've got the biggest corner on
the hog market ever known in this country, and
if you don't make million dollars out Of 1t I'll
eat Goldfish for year"
Half OF that seat was suddenly vacated, bnt the
farmer preferred to stand up and brace against
the stove VAL Street NeuS
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gnetrn.
A WORD ABOUT WORDS.

Ah me those terrible tongues of ours!
Are we half aware Of their mighty powe.sP
DO we ever trouble our heads at all
Where the Jest may strike or the hint may fall?
The latest chlrp Of that "llttle bird"
That spicy story, "you must have heard
We jerk away in our gossip rash,
And somebody's glass, of course, goes smash
What flames have been blasted and broken,
What pestient sinks have been stirred
By word in lightness spoken.
BY only an Idle word.
A sneer-a shrug-a whisper low,
They are poisoned shafts from an ambushed bow,
Shot by the coward, the fool the knave;
They pierce the mail Of the great or brave.
Vain is buckler of wisdom and pride
To turn the pitlless point aside
The lips may curl with careless smile,
But the heart drips blood-drips blood the while
Ah me- what hearts have been broken,
What rivers of blood been stirred
By a word in malice spoken,
BY only bitter word.
A kindly word and tender tone
To only God is their virtue known
They can lift from the dust the AbJect head
They can turn foe to friend instead;
The heart close barred with passion and pride
Will fling at their knock its portals wide,
And the hate that blghts and the scorn that sears
viii melt In the fountain of chlldllke tears.
What lce,bound grieis have been broken
What rivers of love been stirred
By a word In kindness spoken,
By only gentle word
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VARIETY SCRAPS.


u wish l was pudding, mamma" "WhyY,
cause should have q lot Of sugar put into
me-"
young man haint got well balanced head
like to see him part his hair in the middle Don't
yOuH-[Blllings.
Doctor Qearned looking nd,speaklng slowly;
wei, mariner which tooth do you want ex
ractedH Is 1t the molar or the inolsor?" Jack
(short and sharpG 1T is in the upper tier on the
larboard side"
III have ever used any Hnkind words Han.
nah said Mr. Smiley to Mrs. Smiley, rehectiyely.
u lake them all back" Yes, suppose you want
TO use them over again." was the not very sothlnR
reply
Ihanks to my gentle absent friend.
KISS you In the letter send
But ahl the thrilling charm Is lost
Ia Kisses that arrive by post
IhaI fruit can only tasteful be
When gathered melting from the tree
Has great expecaton-a bucket Of coal. Has
greater expectations-a nutmeg. Has greatest
expectatiOns-an Ohio man,
Rash contrivances are the buokwheat cakes
That was pretty dry joke OF the habitudes
who said he'd smile II some one would set EN-
up,
Very 'lim-why, Sarah Bernhard, OF course,
Hadn't you heard?
Out on a strike--the man who was fined for
knocking another down.
lawyer talks in moneysyllables, and a lover
In PoDySllables. Edison talks in try-syllables.
An undertaken in di(esylabes.
We hear Ofa grocer who calls his scales lam.
bush'" because they lie In weight.
smirkings looked at painting Of a Dig and
pleasantly asked, "WhO is that pigment for?"
What was 1t that the porcIne4
The memory Of the Christmas tree In the child
hood mind is evergreen.
What was It that the vdartette2 Probably eu.
quette
Come to my bower" is the title of recent
song We presume the party who says "come"
holds the right.
saw cornstalk in a field,
An axle'tree bear,
l saw stove polish gun;
Steeple chase hare.
It's the youthful and aspiring aurist who looks
for great things in an ear future.
OF course smoking is worse than chewing for
the old adage says, "of two evils, chews' the
least"
When policeman finds a man full he takes to
the station house, and then his friends bail him
out.
Tackled up conspicuously in our office is card
which says, Positively no swearing" Which
unfortunate because while we wanted to swear
off, we must obey the rules.
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SOLOMON AND THE BLACKSMITH.

The story goes that, during the building of Solo.
mons Temple, that wise ruler decided to treat the
artisans employed on his famous edhCe TO banquet,
While the men were enjoying the good things his
bounty had provided King Solomon moved about
from able to table, endeavoring to become better
acquainted with his workmen, To one he said:
my friend, what is your trade
"a carpenter"
"And who makes your tools ?n
"The blacksmith" replied the carpenter.
To another Solomon said;
"What Is your trade ?' and the reply was;
"a mason"
"And who makes your toos?"
1.-THE blacksmith" replied the mason.
third stated that he was a stone cutter and that
the blacksmith also made his tools. The fourth man
that King Solomon addressed was the blacksmith
himself He was powerful man, with barred arms
on which the muscles stood out In bold relief SEEM
ingly almost as hard as the metal he worked.
"And what is your trade, my good man ?" said the
King,
blacksmith" /" laconlcaly replied the man of the
anvil and sledge.
"And who makes your toelsP"
"Mak 'em myself" said the blacksmith
WhereupOn King Solomon Immediately pro.
claimed him the king otmechanlcs, because he could
not only make his own TOOLS but all other artisans
were forced to go to him to have their tools made
Blacksmith and WhGcLlO,igM.