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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-07-30

Leagues in the United States contribute on an
average $4,000 week; the total amount for
warded since the movement began is about
S195 0O0
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-07-30

SPEAKING OF the workings of the Land League
in Ireland, person thoroughly conversant with
the subject recently said "As is well known,
the money collected in this country is applied to
the relief of families evicted from their homes,
of which there are about 500 a week. When
family has been evicted little hut called
Land League house is put upon farm of
friendly neighbor, or on strip g: land lying
along the public highway. A little money goes
a great way, ordinary family can be sup
ported year on 1925. Acting under the in
structions of the League the people resist evic-
ton as long as they can, barring their doors
and defyiDg the authorities, only stopping short
of actual violence. They are becoming skilIful
obstructlonists you might say. The 800
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-07-30
A Crooked Postmaster.

Postmaster Linton b. Graft, was tried in the
United States court at Erie, Pa, on the 21st
inst, for forging money orders to the amount
of So, 900 and sentenced to fine of 1000.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-07-30
DinhfFRerin..

The little town of Waubeck, Iowa, is rapidly
being decimated by diphtheria. Within short
time eleven deaths have occurred, and thirty
cases are under treatment. People are leaving
the village.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-07-30

death he held the position OF chief engineer of
public works under Dom Pedro, at a salary of
$4,000 year.
w. A. Johnson, wealthy Buffalo cheese man
ufacturer, died on the 10Th.
Samuel Emery, the comedian, died at Lon
pom on the 10Th.
Dean Stanley, the eminent English divine,
died at London on the 18th inst.
Lieut. Col. Nathaniel Michler died at Sara
toga Springs, n Y, on the 18th inst.
T. J. S. Flint, largely interested in elevator
enterprises at Chicago, died in Westchester
county, N. Y. on the 18th inst, aged 70 years.
He left an estate valued at $6,000,00O.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-07-30
EragiCaI Tales.

The troubles in Perry county, Ark, have
broken out afresh. J. I. w. Mathews, editor
OF the Pauche Valley Times, was shot dead on
the night of the 21st, and note was left at
County Judge Harrison's door advising him to
leave the country.
Mrs. Helen Johnson, of East Des MONIES, Ia.
was found dead on the morning of the ODD
inst. Her body was hanging by the neck in the
cellar. Her husband is under arrest, under
suspicion that it is case Of murder, not sui
eide.
gang of robbers near Antonito. Col, has
been broken up by the hanging of the princi-
pal, Geo. c. OConnCr, who in his capacity of
justice of the peace, shielded them.
Frank Mcpherson shot and killed Mexican
named Romeras at Glarrietta, n. NJ, on the
Dist inst.
One Harvey, a Severn City, N. NJ, rough
was killed by the marshal while resisting arrest
for brutally hauling Chinaman.
Col. SHELBY TEvIs, of Danvile, KY, was
fatally shot in difficulty about some real es-
tate.
information has been forwarded to Washing
ton of The fatal shooting of United States Dep
uty Collector Brayton, by mooDshiners near
Central, s. G. The officer with assistants went
to arrest one Mellow, charged with illicit distiIl-
ing, when Mellow or one Of bis companions
shot Brayton dead.
Col John c. Woods, 20 years of age, living
alone near Gray s summit, Franklin county, Mo-,
was mysteriously murdered on the 18th inst.
George B. Coles, treasurer of Miners theatre,
New York, was shot by Mrs. Elizabeth B. Cole
man, with whom he had been intimate, on the
10Th inst. He died next day.
A man named Easily shot his wife at Boone
vile, Mo-, on the 18th inst, and then killed
himself. The woman was alive at last accounts.
Cause, domestic infeicity-
One of the most horrible and remarkable
crimes on record was committed at Eagle,
Trempealeau County, Wis, on the 10th inst, be-
ing nothing less than the destruction by faith
er of his whole family, consisting of himself.
his wife and seven children. The unfortunate
mans name was Paul Held, and his children
ranged from two to fifteen years. Two of the
chlldren-the eldest-were alive when found,
but physicians say they cannot recover. The
instruments used by the murderer were a
Colts revolver and a Ratchet. 1t is
sllrmised that Helds was rendered crazy by
sunstroke before he committed the horrible
deed, as he has always lived peaceable with his
family. Seven of the victims were buried on
the 18th inst.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-07-30

The medicine crop shows no falling
off. More bottles TO the acher than
Uyer.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-07-30

has been appointed Indian Agent
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-07-30

charge of the financial matters of
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-07-30

fAyoKlrE ROUTE BETWEEN THE
, 1881-11-28
BUSIN ESS.
Tho Demand for Money Good-Now
,. York Exchange Closed Steady
at About Par.
Tkc rrc1n,e raflstx lIo'e ktti,e md rcyy MNh
iIaAlIlcd-pritts Hanged Higher
Ear!y,
But Turnal Down Sharply Later, and
BreadstuHs Closed Quite
Weak.
BUSIN ESsSs.


Thr pnst week was an nctive onc In nil depart"
nrna nf 1Ot4tl lrntlt Thu Wholesale merchants
nrc rlnktng 1flEril ehipHrnss tn country r.tss
tuners IL l'tl oi.ers tnr wintrr Eoo!s. With tho
eArrptinn Of sorting up tsis tr,,lc will anon i,e
over. TIE retail business u u!.n fn!rly ncttre.
t'Ity patrons hnvc money. a.ld uf ctltrse the dry
t,n,.ls. l,nrtlwurr. urncrsy ktorrs nn1 Hthers
ltuvc III, .uIlness IN brun,l uvrr. The few weeks
thnt nr.. lrft Will ctoso IN nrt,spcrns ytns IN
,:ctrIy MI departments Of legitimate business.
MO,icy is In Actvr dcinaitd, nnd. us mtrht ho
cxurs.,c,!. Is Krnsttly .,r1ncr th;,n It wss fcw
,werks asu. 1!,nl.rra huvc st,pplIoIl customers
with nil they ttccIictl ut "a per cG,t with rare
exceptions. IN nr4c ntsrrlrrs, perhaps. ct,tlcrs.
sIDlls h,tvtng been 1Ese down tn u per cent. For
the prcsctlt. thls Is bclnw tho lunrkct. Tho tdle
rc,,Orts nbnut et,tI,r or tho Ctlcnu hunks being
IN tr,,lthto hive bern blown 10 tho Wild Winds,
just ~ tlioy deserved to be.
Tho rllNHp fnr Nnw yUr:s exchange during tho
week wins HrdJ..le per $l,WD premium te-
tween hnnks. lsnycrs wcsr gcneraty nhlc to
gut supply ut uir. This also IL tho standard
priGc to GlistOnlers.
It seems likely tt.nt Frs,nce is abaut to with.
draw her decrco prohibiting tho Importation nj
American pork This Will he tInpurtant INIT
ter fur ntr industrial ntltl ttlln,lctnl tntHEcsts.
The fnperlni Hunk Of Dcrltn hHs ret!uec,! Its
rAte Ot Interest 10 per cent and interest OH hu.
vAncts to U.
, 1881-11-28
LlvE'srt>C1S.
s..s4~+,,,s..s..s.st" "ts.S

Ass"se 'N"s~
EATfLlE-NetlIh hRr0AtlF.ulnali11sil1u fapp'y nnd
Wtl.sustnIned tlcInKnd tbs past week 81" partial
Eocosuly trUm tho exlrotnc depression chhrncorxlns
tic tnnrket tnr shipping cAttla Austa1 tue nreS6nt
woek. TI,erc VIVA lstlur dausand teu tho start aial
although tho situation IT tho Fast En1ualnel untl.
proved. PRICES gradually huFsunua Ant Tho c1osc.
whun un ulvanuz. lOt the wUuk III lil.ao nrpuF-
cut. Tho class 1T catt1o sought br ex0rtgra was As0
In slightly hut.sr request and CoMmanded hettor
prlccs lilo supply being yopy light. Fruln hx timo
i'll! sprlnR llvevbr thoso il not koy 10 ba much ~
movement On export account ~ tar Mt Toast ~ live
catllu msa runep5npd, but fGv,u all accounss
tho supply h not likely 70 Nv IA, exceed thu
dcu,and Ut u cause any maFksu declluo
feUm present. prvos. s!F0r pdor IL COMMON
pEr1cA the mnrkut has continued HutIyo and strong.
nm u!oau OF tho WeStern and TuxAs cnttlo aea4uR
hus istt tho utaI douand tu To supplied tron lhc
ceip,2 Ut te luwOr cass 9t Ha1Iyus. Although tassu
Ars Ut aosrous proportions ,o suppIJ proves i1ado
auale u.l prtecs cunt,puea0 rnl0 aah c0inpa, ei
with lat tattlu Thu nlAkArnu" % l.L1 l4At "Ssks
supply mar bo gugsseil wnua II y IL hn9M9 t9at nh0
Saucg e4sses ~ h9ia - nas ~ ;sn rne si
9Ahe Asld \ svFy cUhslAcrnbl1 p4rt u99M t1.M Ihs
local ss1tt0 mainly stsrp'tgtl q taoka9. cuMe,
ullt. oasl RtuRs mud nfSsuf " entMoa stoeFs sSt.
Thu bust iillt could 10 obtstnlHl
fatutar i iuarku Ut WAt moderately ectly0 1hQ urn.
1ha turpIy Wns quickly dsposad VI wtiaH the fa"go
QUOTATIONS,
Extra lseorcs-gtcsry Weighing lb0olha and
ciics S.oisi Ii.ls, ~ wsii.ioisd s,.se ~
oooS osSF; sS:.at S ssss; wslSa
As1ua 'aSts Stsd!ss8s;i. IT,! il iii s;I xsis
, 1881-11-28


NEW yoHK. Nov. .at-CoTToS-QuIots IL 15-'G012ic;
futures steady; Nnvenlbor. ll2c, Nccnnbor. l1!Ge,
january, i3lts, F9orunry. lc; March. iap, Aufll
esucs May. i2sscs lunes t:'cs Jniy, l.0c, August.
little.
fLuuIt-1feayyi rccepta. SHD hrts; exports. larD0;
sunor State ind Westotn Ai1aa@.o; connlou ~ Enat
extra, faiGGAsu. good to ehoico, ttia&slul; wAtta
WHEAT oxtrH. N2@a0'' uxtra Uhtt. *.::'9A.ii ".
TH$;tX;Whss. Ssss;i hlSsss siisrSsS:
81 st'siss 2 \" y. '%;',s;
sss' s 9"H ,'f VIII A srss's3 1ss. FS ~:
!25 ss? ats,s4 sss , a;s t,ss: i ~ nj s;s S
s,satvT ~ NJ ~ ~ sas: & y zio Soysnr BY y, ssa .
siss y ss.S A is; %
Esstaa;;. E :sSs tiit tiisS u! t. Z Sts
sNasl his6cr. sabsse,s,,y lot tiss Il yn.!su
ss%ss Ss 9Th! .!SSs;pk 81 % sss: &:
;ss ,g u'!,s!.,s +, ts s,,'ar2 c:,nf
e.: i:s s;s %s.,%;Ss ;i:;;s Gsia
ii!1ps.Stn.t ., @ nn4 nucinnsss,. ,..-
tlisaniHss @ ., a'asbcs 1ulot und unchanged. ltra
fErst0Ist1a2 hui! and nominal: uuqa. Bic; crudo,
9Ss;' sii$Ms;S; L " ;.ssaz .:s!ss!z q '.a' ''.''
jtS%SnSSTiSE3t!1!, v s;s ana Iisher .t ka4e
ss;; s$s Essas s'ts . ''sS: ai: 's's
,,, M,,a''an%laI M. ..sat'y. dsuose sosse. sta4sut
I'LL s inI ns ai qIst
l45a ..issaiyI pi.,o s;sI,s. y. i5.4. ' ''@
sas.ss-SSstst III sa .ss; stt II II s'aSs' a
.ntEiIIa ;s i,s e;Sf I'M t.shssRpas new
g. Ss$s sasai Ss* VI. ,:' s
, 1881-11-28


EAwnrd Y. Crnnk lestn bill Saturday nsainst
Nnr1nrct J. Crullk. nHkns for divorce on tho
ground Of deacrtion and adultery.
Anule N. Crawford Was n,arrlGtl 10 John 8.
Crawford Iii April, fS'S. but fnur months After
ha ldft her very suddenly. anu sho wants a d.
yorcc, he having rrtl.sei 10 llvo with her nxain.
Annle I,iefcnbach unly enjoyed mn ny's ,1ur-
rtcA ltfn bHFhrc hur husband I.zenfu 4. Dirlen-
la.rh, .lcHtrted Ter. UyGr thrne ytstsA hnre
eIapAc1 nnd yet he hls mi C.tnn buck. aslt1 HOW
Rt. vows hB shall nat return with her pGrlnssp,,.
1AMiis ": Ur,ssknpr cunIpAns tslMt In April
lust hB WAS hFreattr! on Il rIrXh bf hNstlrly ut
the lnstanea ut Mu,tte NellstIi. at seut tu In!i.
while IN prison tle WIS Induced by promise nr
being Released tU n,trry tho HGLnu. bct It's soun
Hs,tlie eerfttlNny WAs ptrfnrHlell sho thTeAttnta
Rhe would nr,e est hun M4lliu and HEn Unless ho
would live with her. lie nctnssi!raly went hUiIU
with hrr. nnt they lived tt,rGthor for two or
three days. whom he left. Since then Bhn hns
been III the hnhlt Of following him Nruund
whRrtvfr I,u went Insulting t,lls,. and snsnetll,eA
even str1k lux hun. Ehc haE sillce lMltnitiei
there wus ,tu ground whuleyrr fur The b.lstnr,Iy
proceedings. and hn thinks, Mt,nrr tito grctitn-
sttncus thAt thu lunrrinEe wms y0ld. IN nbtnlned
by intso representations, 4uu should lc IuulEeu
illegal.
Judge fiarnum srnntrd .1ccrca Of llynrco
Saturday 10 AntM II. MeiIuFt FROM Alice u. 3leC-
Iert OIL The ground ot truulty.
, 1881-11-28
THE COURTS.

-. -,.. ,.., - --..s....,~
THE EL0lS MlI'k tHsMptANi.
A Till wns tiled Saturday IN tho Circuit Court
auulpst tho Eluin Milk Go,p,mby, Charles $.
T,,,,a,,.,,, ~ y I,I,h,r,,.,n mi tho F,rat M.
nu ,,., ~ ~ =. t"si., H., ~" w. ,ns nn,,.
tInnnl Uank uf fle'n. naklug 1of tne hPpoI1'
nent uf H lccetvcr mud t"r other rcllrf. The
,nn,nl,nunt snys TINT m tho ;)t1, OF July, 1880
W., n,i,""o",, *,n.l T., WiIIInn, II W,Irin.nn'
u. "u'n''es" s- :" n.", =. .,.'...,. Nv
whieb WIS secleFhu ny Il ensttel n'oEtHhpe vi
Fa,ue horses ard wagons then used IN tho G'tsi.
nesn ,, she ..es'sr a' ,,'',," y, 'u 's,e e'" ''
'.s, ,.,.n INV T., n,,,',,,l,or hn,inr
etc. the whole beng valued ut s',oV.
III November following I'LL these nssrts
,vocot ,runsT,rrcI ~ Nm 1slp,n MATT
tam,,,nr: ra1v s'S sicc, IN con,nI"in.,;.s mart
Tue 'M,tST ct'i.rhty as Me' ,S ~ s'' M ,, t.si4t
ess. hnu @ !as ls"T';y Mt'M w., H. nsa ~ ;n Fl WGn
A. neen ntG efeat @ r. ~ n!sesa. nt.,t
Was eiectn tnH Hrst tset g.. tno t.'"'s. sk
x"itHny. NV Nirne Ssefeaary. Am,
Nay tast u ~ clAltntti h!llnllTHE lln"tMMrht" M y
prcs,,t rc,,, VI 'fs ,, " ,.t mns,f .s ; r, ~
;tnt, u; y. n,mmfoso1' seefe'a's, ahu H. MI
HMint, M iltsssu!Ei: : . ,., t,,,. ,t, IL,
, 1881-11-28
BY TELECIlAPII.
FOREIGN.

FOREIGN.
Special Disputel 70 The Chtcaoo Tribune.
.1ttENflsOi. Auy, nvtStuHS-- stucun--i Lung
clear Atray nt 4ss: aost clenr steady Ut is. Lard
1.rlmg tycsterh hteatly ut a7~.
'TCHrI:STtNE-spIrIts stcnay al IL. -
IivHNrout~ Nov. :d-ll:5u American
lns Cds Tx.
Whaat-wlnter. ,o1 GlGalls, white. lis ii .
1s 1as spyHE. N tU!@Cs III; cIub, lGA liuGslls II
Corn. ix lid.
pRoytsIDSA-l'Isk, ti*. Lard. lis "a.
cuREAt-tinr Ahtetltun. Sis fur eumtncr make.
TALI0W-Flnu AMERICAN. 4i*.
l.uyi'oS Sus. Observation-Disclosures. :5sa5.j II.
lISsEEt OlI-71s th!.
AHTwEIlp. Snv. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Of TrAIef =
lLyE'trun!, Nov; :a,-whoat .qu!nt mt atoady,
winter, l!s ~ NJ spring. us Gat Nm. d1. u* LID
CnTn Gtlsl NJ IN llt,. hlENbs n FtlsL-Wlgnt H1ld
Gt,.II mot tAAtl1 dong. 3,utuand Enr tho UnttNA King
dun, mad EHnttnnnt-fh.nt n!ntHs1.tV. Earn DUH.
ill., i,rs. III i'll jsMcon"isa e t"ar, u; Nrt eIs,as.
isI nllnm; M ~. ~ EhsSss A ILL., nsot' lsss.
. l.oSii0N. Nov, Mildly yEEtl0nt.-W1aat atcniy.
Curt! inMNllv0 nt * tId. NAltK 14ASE-car4,ns Eff
gnatt-sRheAt hnt tnrls quiet. CarEnnh IN tmssagA-
Wheat nnd corn antot. tuutry niHrkstH for wlleni
Enallsh And Ftuleh quiet. IAitts--Whuat uad Hour
4ulul. -0
, 1881-11-28
TlFsNRt
Discharges rrntn bankruptcy were Issued Sat-
urdny 10 Solomon and Jonas lso.guhuupt.


Ch1rlcs stclncr commenced II suit In trespnas
Saturday aRHinst EAr0llnn Wciskopr und prokup
Hudek, laying t!a.nnges ut ta.03o.
Minnie .'essa brought suit far :,Go0 auntnst
tho Qruud Lodge Independent Ortipr nj Mutual
Aid. 80
ieHrge G. Klshm began rrptevIn suit upaf,st
InM.rua si!yurthhn, u. l.. Mum. Anu j. IL.
lfHtke 10 RECOVER pusSeas!Gl, Ut fiilir street.
6wcepnY MMghitln+ nul II hs,rSG, viuel ut II. ..ak.
Alfred ltrnuett commenced II Etltt III tresspAsA
ekn.nst Asahel l.. Nrninard u rccryrr SluNJ
dnMnKra.
lsrat.l grnszrnan brought apIt for aIo,oO0 lata-
ages u tho Chilngu City hallway CUlnpAliy.
, 1881-11-28
LOUISVILLE.

1.otlRvIit,E, Snv. Ike.
FLut:it-5tcntay, ux,r.+ sj'tau, extfa family, s5.D
f]tiaA No. td.s)th1j. ahnlca fancy, $7.sS5aaI,
GNAtS-YheAt ,iuil. sl:st Corn stuaiy. Nh. w,tic,
.nlArd a;t4t. itye stoady ai1d nnrtaneeI, Nj. =.
<iif.
I'I0vtSlnNa-lorka and insst nnn.!nA. Hu'k meats
neltre; shnH hlxnr. atlnlt,trn. ntltei clear rls,
,Y ,Y;Ms: tl.Mr snt"* m{r; lsncot-Nnnu III MARKET
WHIKSS-SIeritYt +i,jL .,...
1ttHiS-t!rln: si.|tsl.p1; receipts, E,lCu+
, 1881-11-28
NEW ORLEANS.

~ L " .y1IFIIESNN NNs
: NEW DnLEASa. Nov. .N-FL0ult-Stcady, high
FFutlea easfcrs fG. 1Iai.A.
tinA1S-ttlts ttalls gnoted at 6dc.
G0WS-MEA1~-ilttltu aud iDwer; now, f3.Hs11Il1
1.i,t,vtHuSs-l'lrt dull nhi itlwer; tl77szt7.a 40.
EiEEHt tl+-sn4MF--3eMtA Euui nlIu QelitllnH iip-
waE,at yellnW Clnrtfets nrer 4se. aalss.s quiet
anu weak tNtHr!ur. ks,c ctntito 7&s +lu, cunlr.
tMHMl at&e lH Mr jk$+tu ptlna u chuiGe, 4ItAjc.
tkl1UFb ttl,GHntlRtu,
, 1881-11-28
COaIAlEnCIAL,

Tho following wero tho .ccelpta and shEpmchts
or lcntEng articles OF prnlnes IN the city during
tho tweD.y.ronr hours ending att o'clock sHaur-
day morning, uasl for tito corresponding tlu,e
Ii Ynnr uuil:
, 1881-11-28
MILWAUKEE,

-SA4I ~ thAAAI-Es
MILWAUKEE. Wis, Nov. 2J.-FtQUr1-StenIy, witt.
II fule demand.
HnAlS--WlIcat wcuk: 10. : Milwaukee hnEd nom
innis M. : Mlwunk"r, tI.:s Sovumbor, tl.ast l,a-
tflntnt. titl. February. ki7, Mutr, si1;1, AIr}J.
sL9.}st M. Milwaukee,, t1IHt Nh. md reflected
,,ni.,inI Iora ttt',sr. A Uai. si.,a1y!
40. : sa!l. rnsI! N!,A Nuvn!iabur, hi.
l'invis!S:-Fitl'. aters lnrk. sif2j cash md M.
tl,a nua %nvsnovri t,i:p JNnaary: $500.
A,uUhh. -
it1U bu. -
, 1881-11-28
GISCISNATI.


CINCINNATI. Nov. observation-disclosures ll5{c.
FLulIIl-Qn,ets unchanged.
t:MAtS-Whcnt qnlet but nrn,: M. . rcd winter
el:E'11.'34. turn etrong; No. mixed. t1c t,ats
tirfns No. nlixc. tstc. ltye dull hlid lower; ts
ltascy gu!et hut hrnit MI = fnsl t!.lnt
PHuvItloSs--tnrs alsirr; til.a lalAAI tIulk mcuiA
,WHthkt-Eirth IT u. ~ continuation saes Of In
lA1tt Ntsiia, isaI hrs, III the ln*a u El.t,
HETTEa-FltuI; unchanged.
, 1881-11-28

a RR1EAL AND DEpAprI;v1
hxsAs TNasSn siur,il h1rksXAroS XIV 4,R. ~
tMtndAY cxcoplcd. Sjjsiis. HaH'nf e1estts,a
chis.:xo ~ Northwestern i;a,,r,u
For rs!M1n,nn.,;tt,t ~ r. '.s,cslL!K ns A...,,n
a,,.t u!,ot cttt.er oi Sus and hnilsn,t.e' li1us,
, 1881-11-28

1T. loI'ta, Nov al-ft.0uls- unchanued.:
0uAla-Wheat opened hlyhaE, declined, lnd clt,sed
nr1u*ss No. red. st4s3s!4 cusu. t..s,s&1:n1t be-
csubsF, NaS# JRuIary. l*sS FsbTuusyt saIs. tu,vsa
~ lLs1tsiS53 January, tla}4l.ssst February; No.
, 1881-11-28
PROBATE; COURT.


In tho estAte at Lucy W. lIntlnrr, tlnccRscil,
lcttors uf administration waro yestcTduy issuru
to Frank Il, Billiard aud Henry II. Gage under
bond fur $E5,Vt,
, 1881-11-28
l3Y TEl.1:01lA1slI.

~ The uts.frl 4tsseciatfd I'rtss.
NEW Y0nK, Nov. :G.-t9nvcrnlnunts we're
sttons nntl n!g.,ur, except extended liz. which
wcrc unchanged.
III tho r..Ilroad bond market. Texas 4 Pacltlc
lnrtl-Elunt incomes advanced tn az ffant ,5!s,
Huntsville. Naw Albany & ti1ltnsn t,rsta tn ti
trutu lut:a, tEeukuk s: Des Aoiilts flrsts ~ lUG
rls,N, lui.
stntr securities wrre hnll, bn,t flrn.
Nancy ;NLu, closing ut i, PriInu mercantile
paper To-.
Sterling exchange nrm at 470!;; demand 4Sr;.
II.
, 1881-11-28
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: MONDAY NOVEMBER a 1ssrEN PAGES

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PEORIA. H.. Nov. ai-tltA1H-c0r quiet; sseoly;
high mixed, caSltlalu; tnlxoh. taAI4c Oats sctty;
N.Y. whlse. taMa:4*s M - ~. t'rn; No. :, n'!seThc.
MISUNDERSTANDING, III hui corn. 3l75 but oats,
lI.!!9 bni rye. t,En hit ltsley. nH,t,.- - ~
Ai1fM hSTH--S " ttht, n0ni.t tt.rI 4.b0 but Hnts.
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T0LEn8, o.. nav. Observation-Disclosures dutt Mhd weak.
No. rr sput uld ,tcsnlbor. siaNs; JANUARY,
t%sr;sIayy: ;I.y t!9e I ei Gnrn a., 'ss"r NJ :pe s Raee-
lttb bu. ,.-. -
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I.OSnOS, Nov. @l-i y. H..-Cnnsnls. 1o1 T-1G.
American segurltcs-New il extended 1u1ts: !:
s,ivari, Gclitr.,l. Wi,6; New NUyx Central, III;
Erie, 4iat: tIt seconds, lUIi3; ltcntiitlx, ~.
Amount Ut bullion Withdrawn frs,in tho Bank
Of Engtulld pl, lnlinnce tndnv Ii EsAtQ,N.
tAIiiS, Nov. nG.--lluntcs. EIt NC.
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CJTION.
l.tvENrooL. Nov. MISUNDERSTANDING, 9.1Gd
QJ 1l.lGdl SaF1 1UUU0 bnles, American. 7.a0.
HEW 0tI.KASH Nov. 2d.-CUTTDS-Frml mid
ding tiot ,Vw d. liz, good ordinary luke,
copa Ha1o baoa, gross, p0, exports Fru,Ice .Oji
snox. 1Hsls stock, aastah
ll3s1s 1oM ndtist,,x ifc Ens,h nFdnary. 1uscs aet
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1T. l.iuts. hUy. ,Tt-ctt1TtS-Flrn; Inlddng.
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Showing mn increase n l'ork, b,tt tlcErensu IN
Other rrotluct.
Tho relieving wns tho tlIstrbntion Ct tho rx.
ports nr Hn,tr, whcht. NIT rnrn FOR tho wcrk
n,nltng Nov. IN EreM Hontgrul, Huston, Srw
tnrk, philadelphia. IlAIit,nJrc. nnt Now Ur.
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TotEDn. Soy. .2h-GItAIS-Whpat vnsy uulnt; No.
red December. sla; Ja,,uusy, t3s: February. ti.3L
Corn qulut. No. cast, G;!fc lid, Huy nomlnuliy
Nt4G. OAts nEx1gGtca.
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I'un1.ENTINE

WILMINGTON. y. e.. Nov. N.-srIt1rs or TcnPEN-
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uswE0u. Nov. sG-0MAlS-Wheak steady. Corn
quiet, Western mixed, 74c.
, 1881-11-28

NEW Yonis, St,y. :u-iluk!lcss continues Qutot with
pnckuge tausrs. but tncrU IA sirail3 nnyeIcnt In
c',itnn nnh wub,nn s'ls. Shirts hrswbrs. cc.. m nt-
count Of Turner uf,lurs d.d values wcre tIny nnn-
but utt'i,nnrad. Wov'cn suus WeTt III 1sRhI demand
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HG1:f1T*-flntGt. III u isIs wheat $50 bu; CUrn,
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b1ItrMESls- -GUril, :tiiUl lu.
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tIiltS-Wus rataer GM!rt md relatively ilrn,. rho
jutiy Win wIral. and rl1e, 14 tAn Lp,ow tho ntest
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eslu,s small, an4 rhipIctn keoua Z! WANT 81 tho
current nrerHs. ts!nur'. n G,uEse. washing u py r.
tissfrnrfd aGoi. 4:ttso III aurtE tls .soE an.Isr
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0lJiJ6 turn srsus 1esHu+ Outs stoa0y, IaSsslg,So.
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PETROLEUM.
TiTusvt1Lr, Tu. Nov.' 1i-rETMbLEuA-0ponr
NJ b{cs hIahcst 5iHc; lowest, sQlc, closed. s5lc,
shinlruts atSU1t runs. 62,0l
tiTTAl.l:1E0, lu-, Nov. AL-IETnoLEtraI--{}vlrt;
un!lrd eetttltas atenterI closed 1t 6zI; FctiIuI,
stSc, Philadelphia dQtygry. .+