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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-07-06

The latest ''new departure" in newspaper
enterprise is reported from New Orleans. The
Democrat of that city has fitted up a branch
office on barge, which, having been towed up
the Mississippi river to Memphis, is now float
ing down to New Orleans again, stopping at all
points of interest on the way to gather infor-
nation concerning tho country along the river
and for some distance back into the interior.
The barge is 60 feet long, with IL feet width of
beam. Its interior accommodations comprise
business, editorial and job offices, composing
and press rooms, sleeping apartments, dining
room, kitchen, and stables for the horses used
in making land trips back from the river 1t
is practically fully equipped newspaper estab-
lshmenf at1Oat
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-07-06
MILWAUKEE,
ST., LOUIS,
TOLEDO.

WHEAT-No. 2, Red Wabash. .........
Constituted.
OATS,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-07-06
MOrtuary.

Ex-Chief Justice Hiram Warner, of Georgia,
died on the 3Oth ult., at Atlanta, in that state,
in his 10Th year.
Mr.. Taxter, talented American sculptor,
died at Naples.
Henry P. McGrath, who died at Long Branch
from the effects of an operation for dropsy,
began his turf career in 1848.
HENRE-SA1NTE VALERIE DIv1LLE, French
senator and member of the institute, is dead.
VIM. W. Burnham, who embezzled $4,000
while serving as clerk in the dock department,
New n! York city, and then skipped to Canada,
died OF apoplexy on the 29th uit.
James Murrow, well-known citizen of Phil
adelphia and past grand master of Masons at
Pennsylvania, died on the 29th ult. at the place
mentioned of a disease which, though self-de-
veloped, the physicians assert was Asiatic
cholera in it's most malignant form.
The eldest son of John G. SAKE, the poet,
died at his residence in Albany on the 3Oth.
This will be stunning blow to the poet, who
since the death of his daughter, has been near
| ly insane
General Carates, of the Mexican army, is
dead.
George Kissel, for eight years past assistant
treasurer Of the city OF st. Louis, died on the
Captain Robert Hardie, the only survivor of
the Dartmoor prison outrage, died on the 28th
at Baltimore, aged 83 years.
Dr. 5. G. Wilson, prominent citizen of
Bloomington, ILL.,, died of heart disease.
Berlin dispatch reports the demise of
Matthew Schlieden, the botanist.
Edmund Beales the English political reform
er, has passed away.
Gen. VIM. Davidson, late colonel command
ing the Second cavalry, died at st. Paul on the
9th. His remains were sent to st. Louis for
interment.
The death of Charles Wyndham Stanhope,
Earl of Harrington, is announced from London.
Jules Arland Stanislas Dufaure, life senator
and member Of the French academy, is dead.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-07-06

The month of December next has been fixed
fixed for the sale of the celebrated Sunderland
library, which consists of the collection formed
by Charles, third Earl of Sunderland, in the
early part of the eighteenth century. The total
number of volumes is about 10000, most of
them being in fine old morocco bindings, and
many printed on ye]lum. Among the chief
rarities are first and early editions of Latin
classics and of the great Italian and French
authors; a superb collection of early printed
Bibles in various languages, including copy on
vellum of the first Latin Bible with date; many
extremely scarce works relating to America;
series of Spanish and Portuguese chronicles; a
series of English and French works relating to
the political and religious events of the six
teenth and seventeenth centuries etc
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-07-06

n B. JOHNSON, JR,
A7TORNEI AT Law,
Austin, Minn. Pa ices in all tho courts Ct the
state. Prompt attention given to Collecting. OF.
dce over the Move: County Bank juno
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-07-06
TragiCal Tales.


A. NJ. Emanuel, and F. L. Emanuel had a
fight with W. R. Wright and G. C. Wimberly at
Allendale, S. c., on the 30th ult. The result
of the affray WAS that Wimberly was shot in
the hand and cut in several places and A. NJ.
Emanuel was shot dead.
When an express train stopped at Brighton,
England, on the 29th, a man was found in one
of the carriages badly wounded. The presence
of several bullets in the woodwork and the in
jured mans story caused a search to be made
in Balcombe tunnel, where the mutilated corpse
of a retired business man of London was
found, his money having been taken. The
wounded man is young newspaper reporter,
and will be charged with the murder.
Jackson Eastman, O prominent business man
ct knife in the hands of Thomas Donald.
In quarrel near Concord, N. c.. Ford Knox
killed Lewis Steele. suitor for the hand of
his sister, against whom he had strong preju-
dices.
Jackson Eastman, a prominent business man
of Norfolk, Va, died from stab in the abdo-
men, inflicted by Thomas Mcdonald.
In the heat of dispute at Loda, ILL.,. on the
29th inst, Clark Vausickle killed bis brother
in-law, VIM. Green. The murderer surrendered
himself claiming that the deed had been COM
milted in self-defense.
Unknown assassins murdered Maurice Haley,
fireman for the Dunbar furnace company at
COrncllsyllle, Pa, on tic night OF the 9th.
Striking miners disavow all connection with the
murder.
Frank Jenkins killed Jefferson Carroll with a
shot gun at Kingston, Ark, on the 9th. Cause,
an old feud.
A disagreement in some trivial matter caused
J. R. O'Neill to fatally stab Samuel Desmuke at
Magnolia, Ark, on the 9th.
Capt Benz. Eisler had dispute with a hack
driver named John D. Schumacher on the 9th,
and shot him fatally in the neck.
James Anderson, while ploughing in field in
sinated by unknown persons recently.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-07-06

NI ISS. Q. L. ANES,
(Or BITTER known as MRS. TOPIIFF.) is back to
Austin, 10 attend to all calls as MIDWIFE, day or
night. She is the right woman in the tight place.
Back rooms over Solne1's store, Basford's block.
2 O Box OIL.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-07-06

Manufacturer and Wholesale De,lcr in the best
brands of Grscers' and Bakers Flo ,r. Also all
kinds of Mill Feed for sale at his store Main
stree, Austin. Minn., and at the Mill, two miles
south Of the city
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-07-06
LATEST MARKET REPORTS,

NEW YORK.
, 1881-04-19
HUSBAND AND WIFE.

Catherine Dotighcrty, the wouan whose nr-
rest, bnscl upon I'M accusation Ut blgnmy, WIS
mentioned tn yesterdays :rn1uuxE, was before
Justice KnufsuMt,h ycstcrdny morning. THO
prosecution. III tho person Ut ut,e y. 81. Du puy,
who olalms tiiat tho woman wns married tn hiu,
souo ycnrs ago. and that tho butll which united
them hnB never beon sn,itiorcll, secured cor,-
ttnlancc Of tho caso Tor tou ,lnys. thAt witnesses
may hU brought from Cincinnati. When Du
puy hllsolr took tho stunA yesterday
In Court, ofr. Manohes.or. tho attor-
ncy for tho dufonsr. nskui him
II ho utaItnes IL he tito husband Of Tho woman.
lilo said TINT ho did. Tho attorney then objected
10 the testimony uln husAnd liz lilrccttt Mtyltinst
hts nwh wife. THU Court sustained tho objection,
he1lco the mood Of witnesses fruni Cincinnati.
Ihso who E,rnfrsx to know something Nhout tho
cltee any TINT tho rclsun why Du Flly nnlssc,t
E!kthnrlHbR Arrbst ts If,t that to EuHsIlnrs bel.
nlB Wife, There IL Il, this city nh attorney who
KNOWS TINT bnU year Ago he WlsA fGtnlnctl tU
nslnB This sAtne enI,srlnint HafHHt tho now Mrs.
DouBhcrty, ma hut tho object OF that protected
pE0Hecutioh was hl4gkunll, which 6ntila pUrsnux
tro inulIet! Il, Think o.lltn,,a Ut tho l,relcut
prosecution. Tho WOGltln VIVA ru1eastHl fIli bull
OF {5o0, aill tho 'casc continued to April ~.
AT thp Nrrti, 8lla poltco cnust yesterday,
kAtlu ltuu, IN old a1ontGr to whutn q hIg drunk
~ hot Ah nilenHl1ts occurrences, WlE fined &1UJ
mud sent to tho l.rkluwul; Fred Nrnrl,Irnti, IL
thi9t niid nAfcr, was iiuoA f%"01 for carrying
oUEVoAtu1 WCApUns.
, 1881-04-19

There Is thirteen foot Of water ll tho chapnol
brtwoen Toledo aud T,trt!e Island.
Yesterday tho lug Carrtnvton towcd tho
schooucrs j. y. Bailey and Mu,ze to Toledo frpn
sandnsky.
McasrT,. Nut T. Anderson nro preparing 10 build
Oh tho ynrA lrst north OF Schwartz s. vMgh,'s
paM'u5-sn ut 0rcon l>Ny thrre-r,,lstc ves-
ael; to le tbS feet lone, thirty teot beutn, md
Capt. Montly, Of Tin tun Wccnu,e, reports thnt
thu schooner II. u. IrfQtaIn, that went AslInrU ii
South afnntoA hNrbor last 0ct1bpr, alll lIlY re.
Malnrtl there uyqr sNEp. IL tn gu0tl condition,
antl Can bG nuHehed Gnsfty. TITO carpenters n1id
nNlkcrs whom Capt. ULeary tntk with him viii
fMmclintGy hcNin Wt,rk OIL tho 13rKhUtIl, and
stiu will DO latlnel,bst III Il f1w ws.uka.
After ltEhtcrtliE ugarly G,0n bushels Of grain
tue schtHncr httdlterrlncnn w,ls llnully released
from tho MMsl1ICu Illycr bottom, whore sho was
Now t1lAln1Asts ar0 TO i,n nut in tho sc4oouars
poiOHlaG and cilEton. ut Milwaukee.
Tho stGaln-!M !MrEo FrpHrAss Will not be ready TO
lGnyH milwaukee, hnfurti Sfny iG.
Thu schooueen llichnrll Mint md !. G. Nnt,or,
which rco1lyct II thorough rchilhltilx ,t rho
Milwaukee CotApnny'a yard during tho past WIN
ter, Will 10 iRunuhutl during tito present weak.
rho Mott hus l,ceH lUnKt's1Nrtt thirty fact, and
tho liAtieF Normesl" thu Ycow lIunctl WINS
changed fronl 4 Bnow to u schooner. l,Qth yes-
S0'a VIII hHyo thres, nnstH, nnt thor rebuild, 1t
vol ~ tassnQ greatly Increased their oArrying
81 ,or roturn trip tn Milwaukee, from, st,
1nseph, tho tnK Coo encountered iiells Ut tou
which extended from tue Gust shore about hair
way Acrt,Sd tha luke,
, 1881-04-19
THE COLORED EXODUS.

Vai, lsni,rt* OF tic Kansas board To
Check tai0 Strrntl OF E01Ured N0nplo
Coming from tito Southern NtuteH.
DuisrIEGAAE. KIss.. April 1S.-Tho Chronicle,
Of tliIs city, loArns tron thn 1tov q. W. lIcnnlny
Ut tllo StRto ltonrt having In chnrRe tho cnru ot
freedmen coming from tho Southern etates to
Naliss, that tho iloarA hns received. cured Tor,
mud distributed over 10Q,U0uHf these t,copu since
tho exodus began. md llas been tho means Of
turning lO,tN0 moro into other Ssntes. Mr.. Hen
mlnR ntso stntcs Mut the ionrl iiIs done nit In
nla frgl tho South, sprildlnY much Nlun1y In
the effort, hut wttt!o!t tvusl. 1ny l,ro ii,it!
70 t,'lle, they eny. - Kahsas, !iie hGts VI old
:0hn brown. llu further sul tho axtnltia tns
bcH!ll MEnn, Ru1 that iarHu numbers Of tilosu
p rs0pla nrg now moving Or preparing ~ suO,c.
enm!nureiAa centres If unlimited iie,,ns lUGflGck
tlo nxntlts. but thiE, Mr.. llunnlng suys, IL bo-
, 1881-04-19

,,.,,d e,cnp. nj hbout lint decline ht toNara tne
rss,r II .he fo.cn" con'e@nn'e @ nc; naovs 'it tre.
ysl"s'' y'y'. n,u ,,cu1 VI nn,uatpn. IN eiocs nnd
es rrcs und thu ha'.rr s' 10, o, .,c,cs'n. ct
tnsr" on. .,"re thr,kase s tsS % n *a slsT m, +,
the r1rnIt,s win rurtn!Iy much icts af 'stG,y n,
heni tt.r. ind My knut rt9Mth " Pr +. rpGs <
%.smsra % sis fr' se.saas y ,t t Es ~ aa ~. r.
sI1 sI,s1na m is ensi's .tstast9' o o ,atsrs asrs
~, ~, 9dH m9 III rnnx a. Es4g n sr hGIs s;;,
siu. NV, HnsH n Win mt mct cn!l fnr EttFkrs n!r
stn nnuy tf that cAss uGarcu. 1he sehea 'o"lAot
eiosda ste"''' QuprAriDSs:
49,, ,,royes-Soers wuipa.'nR l'9l ID" ma onars,
~, t ;wSij. ..f,rrd
cSsen 'cnysSs'@s; 'ct;,nF @ III t LII, % hasA3
ae" ~ Il, s's..s "s sasso
Ms!qM atas%:;M1iees In i,s IN w.. ".. 4aatp
nMM,rrtnFri Htnck-pH0r ta fnHltlinn n{ENtH! "su
knr1,,,n 10 rlnGA for ety stAl1EltcF n.,,..
s"n1.,u Ea tu fr1l ba. A%'@7'"5
silk fn,c-ta'nl'on ea'''v a.1i2,
lnfr"r.1;iail, MnH a ae"rs 1a
tu f14 oSS'Ne
, 1881-04-19
through fsolaht nnd.fbrwntd shipments, pavt By out.
toat stcnnlNra - lMw "a tfa ;hiW III lti.

ir99prh fsolah. pndtorrntd th!pmen.s part BY out.
~ tho litsfsr,a lisso tattd IsFtSs,
NEW. f0ItN. Atr!i ts.,cpTrov.Qulet ut ld}km
loiMt .n{ sA., AaitHt. itaUt Rupton,l,1e, i&ao;
UGtnbgt. ~ lart Hntamalsf, Uu: IiHGrratcr, t0uid.
Elt.ihWSitnnuy hnd Unchanged. sncup,s aI Iflst
htsft ress,Se. pa ,sxros
Grnd.! lcd tl.tiBL7Ht No. "a, tl!1a tAt}6t NJ.
M,xa; AZ s;Tf4Mist' s4s;a rs sten,rsr 70: No. rEd, tI
$fss} !;s 4 II, Il t;I:;y e IA ~
isaas Tsasgs,' e ", s ss''s s,osa;ss sn
SiIai, S99s' Ne apiii I'LL &sssSai & TX S &"y Ens
yvsil! ,e.1ts'n4G t4t. ttritht IpCupls 1u) bu'
tiAf-pnlp& bAt atgadyt ibet5t.
llnrA-QHfee nnd ungfHnE.ui. i,-7
HUtltGHlEA-Cs!tgH f1uln1hnlly unchanged. Enghr
sstrtt1H ~ fnr doInMnd nnl unchanged. MQlAHsqa
nrl.t H9 ins ;tl lllcV eteAdyi Cnr,n ntl1 l.0ual-
nt,n. aA0iAo = tunn,NI tr et'0cU
rl:rltnkxtI-tll urd wrasi United. Btt4ul cttdc,
&HS$1!$S@iasitfj H$s$SSisss,; isH |3f4 SS''
l:01H-EaalnrI itktlIdu ia,
llt,vftinY.-PoFk- -l5onand netsre and prtess I,aye
91tancutlt old ncss .I now tIO tlaN. ugef nteauy,
:nS;s :i.s, ~ Vii art act'set 't ana hshor primo
.tfTfEh-u utsae lt1cd} tp'4aNe. t'so-
CllEEsH-ttFin fur cl,Uicpi ipSlI5(c. f. e =
, 1881-04-19
1R!EtlIHItS1S.

-, Sp7elaE Ul&hlteh 10 I2< Chtt10o Tribune.
PtTThuU1u, April 1b.-A bud oase uf trci,n.
'AsEs bus bon developed in Allegheny City, tho
victim bclnS nun nnncd krlzu, MI atuptoy6 or
u,o or tho Iron mills. lilo ae utnpll PARTON Of
meat cut FROM II Cluannati suH,r-u,,resl h.,n
lRst Tuustlay. Oh Thursday ho WIS taken vIo-
lpntly w. md physlc1nu wns called In who pro-
llol'nceal 1t case of truhnlAs!s. Krlzc cut,tIn-
Mna to grow worse. suffering from uxcr,lotntins
putus ~! Al parts OF lls body. lilo ~ ritler os,s.
enyery: No other McMbcrs Df tho fNnl,ly pnv~
took y the hum: a!o ntc of 1t In ii partinily
thal has occurred hure, and it bus Il donrussiug
csIect upon tho pork mirisot
, 1881-04-19
81 VS..
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H. s* r.! l ~ tsTeyed e. Why NJ ~" ri ~ fedap
S%as: ssH 5 S;sa is:s!eS 81 eii' ss hsS III
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5a. AIR. III njfaS'f,s;,sE, :sss arre.
~, i'ii.S MUST. iii A1i's '6cT ';x uoreaSurSr
Scielutc. showing lilo kind, ntd quantities Of sne-
:as Hss.s s aaS ~
ss s5ss sS san g. sS StSs:
sattn i!sta Inaiah 01!so IN washinxtnn. Gr N.. &,
S Y sa lasnc y !;s m kE:s
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III sssas rs 4 s s s sy s2ss ss
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, 1881-04-19
VESSEL teEl't7N5.


In tho North I3riiurn Capt. O, A. Chrtstcrson IL
exppntluu sl,oO0lu1on Ills: suhoo,er l: u,oIIno.
i!er 1el'alss consist ol>a new lsn'xhthend. now
1rensth0ok md painter undor bruHshu0kt now
dcek.hcunls thoru1lxhiy kneed on, now salr,-
It, ste"ke, ,r'nntsh'se, IN! d.! sho'f.ploev new mwl-
~, ., N,'u now % acok' uhe improvements ho1l-
S1 S9asa 9ox. Tto Eelno VT! !lsa receive now
cnt,,ns.nt, cr In hn.!:s .n, ,,,, GxneG1 10
furo. f'S'~' 80 "s''~' '"'ee '"aA ''es W.
Near thu En,oltno lies tho schooner Ottpr, u,sD
tnrt!ally owned by Capt. Chrls!erson. She has
ns r;mrs toms uW ,,G,, tn III ,.h a ew aSGk IT.
iuY abs,ut fIIVI e@' ~"N Wv '"''u -o'''
At M!Ilur Ilrntl,ers' shipyard yesterday tho
ef9itl.lntt arho9Mer F!0r1ttit Wtla duckpl TOR y
c shiwnr W. H. sx ~ ,.|t I6T M MfIcF .nat .In nna
III Sa,i,nWos laIt f G,t gns 1'S cos1tl"1e too
hr reiih Tho T1ntttms nincn sii IT, sn
taken tn.ny bv lin st:loot,or Mmrv ii IIsl" MA
HnrEc d, j, fInip. Tho initcr IL ID rncniv" nnsv INV
iin,s, i.n. nm ncw ,,'t fr,nH nmn ,na,t WY ~
viii ~ nthnr rn,nirs "ss "'S "''1 "ee~t IN
Tiiicr Mrnthvrs ai,1 dock VIE yestcn,nv ya.
catei ~, tho t,eau.; Ee Mary nr,h aid lid
inmIMr and acisn"or .M.nn I'nrtHrS 0r, mvotS1 IT.,
noxt S,twun,nts az tho duck fsr ..oking anG IN
w!nssiss e. 9fs ,s eo"g ssae AZ ay tss scr @
Wai'r!'se !. +. DS Soa'lies, ana IT,; sas steam. %
YastHr,tnw fao nrhnnurr es,Ia ,vos to,vc1 ~,
The NorM rni, g ~. ,:iim se MeS oGweM a
nox noaFi; i.,,c aos eothofS VII! supply hrr with
i,n atus nrc,,cr fon,,uo,loro lima yoeat,., r..,
fonr nt INV ~. t,",, ~, III IL ,uns', sev
.,.n..sMr., HHn atH, ,u,Siro.s " , ~ MtavM @
@ ~ e Ely @ ,n st ~ . nse plMNk W noe
~ ~. " IT,, saU, ta an & H. "tv t, Gt !nrugn
to flush work on her th'a week.
49,. .......
RACINE 6pEAIsS, pur TOO LATE.
~ az ..t..S,.,.s . n-S s.1t~.'O.'t
, 1881-04-19
NEVER Shl0 1T.

III sHs 1SHHUF " IWs CHEtH90 ,Iffu1Nes =
HERALD OFFICE. PLANO, ILL.,, April ls.-A
fRto nrttol0 by reporter Of tho Mut1siny Ners
lnakos tnoto say, ~ understand Nj. Afcs1lil tn
ho Low chnraoter,". Thls lotter Ia to asBuso
YOU that said npthIne nbout YOU In tho co,,-
vcrsntlon reported. and n.leh loss wonll Bay
such tf'ng Of ono novor saw and kn0w notll-
lug nbout: Hut whothnr snld It or not may not
nattar 70 rGt. y ptths'o ina,l, tldustrtnsty lied
about hy ihnsn opposing him. but Guild int
rest ~ thlNk i tioasLh1 that X my nIitnN WIS
ev0r nlpntlnneti u your haarlng YOU should
cn'lrl9 u with tho sllnlor 0f Tho HeEs, Mrl
80 write yt1l, nsklilg pArd0n fur lntrtlEnn. llo-
spccttully, 1nsErll SAITH.
nnslupAs aianagor rjunD lleirlla,
, 1881-04-19
NEW YORK.

Special DhpaseA 10 kAs Chteaao Tribune.
aEw fuTE. April ll4-GuAIS-Whcat-A thr,,nHf.
Wv Rtaln HaEketx, NJ III thu linz Of hog products,
S.saoansol speculative t,pynnry wns tho csurctur-
sus of t!s tA.s's trndnE. which h iradlna hrt!ocs
~. ea!o extensively IN tho saeculRt!yn linu. tho
vpesht n fur rso havi,Y rucslcat cnntyol Of tho
Huaaol aid working their ntvnntuEo u tl.o utmost
s*aast those mhu tho otl,cr Be ut tho account,
as,o tm0FtAnt eurtract deliveries settlements tu
s,S e. Wlnser whcat WIN acsisct c,,'sly In sPecu-
~! awe Interest, mud has been agatn ndyancud no
f. ,,I,a..,I ~: leaving on - u. ru|a strpny.
Ap'i' schedule VI freight chasos on eastward .buud
pteaaee tehds I" qu'ckpM speculative buyl t,pTIn9
,s ~asas ~ M9rb tutNMnd ut htahnr nnd hardening
,"a salas ho re nj si24 eios!ug ut k bt No.
tas cIDs:uE nj Hrs. Ihjefy $L1G{DleIut
eoi % toar,i Ut eIo.lIis =. ial,il do
.a s eiosl.,x NJ fl3t1 hlll do May NJ
a,sinR At tz!}&I do Junu ~ tta3x6sl3i}t
iii, a. ~ s:M bs 1o 1nly u closing "
y. sasfaacd re VI ellsd a tn quality; Hu3 Ilicuxo
~ closing NJ tt!ji No. 2atilxaukeo spring nj exL
n naea t''"ia freely auaft In. njtlty on apGcutn.
eouht nad tarsoyto pruyllo tor patstandlpg
M' 1a', am fut thu dsy haylnx boun about }8aslu
Wos,s'' 'aouRh closing ssrcguary. Ealcs rs nlxod
s,a."'a rhataicd ba5xc, ns 10 quality, New York
>, sae s1~ ha1al " ss. chtsily pI tsaasc cius.rs
1ss I'D and Htc askuht do Ami 1t b7}fo btdt Eu
sNa,se atns4ssy!u, stelnlor wstu uouiinll yu!Iow
,Ia. ltni ttnak At 65ci WhI,n do at alt, low
n,a..... nasa VI S'ASdN. Oatr Moso auuzh nf.ar,
nr",, 'pF loeal. Era4& plifppsas, and
yhi,s ssg.s4 i, Up about h9sla bust,ul. aales
n... qa'oTn uhgsadoa nt @54sfc, u u guali,yl
S,.. ao ~ ihci white Htato nominalt nItxvl
.,s" hoh''nall M. EAlcA9o. " 3Jha hlq Hsd ~
NJ m5e hed as eztremo pF'eest Eeaeco bat guiett
Nv, soa ~ s'!i; canada IN h1na. Mny arrIynl, ts-
Id o,a.. a. aM barsy Without important moyopeat
,I, pr"vts,uss-Iios produtl. wor.oa w ua.osla,y
by W ~ actlra md exeitud uarko NJ coJ,lrllud
W..,oss Influences huT0 ~ we'll ~ ut tho WUst.
d,,ys.. pMas hu'S uHaruA vury spar!nxy iur oasly
la, ~. 1ta " much h1aer pFigcs, chpckluw bust
m",, ~ !easlh1 or tho u'oso VI for u4
dn .,. ~ % ,4ulistY, and 5lAbJ for upw
sitent1on ~ taS ovsun liPa attraptsa lpctpRa4d
ar.n asa'! "no'!y III 1hu SPECULATIVE intefsat, and
nun'nI Iaeeu s sl'arply, with april 0piluuI Iu0tvA
Jutx ~, - s!as un ia JUMP ut t,a313l31
iXr. t.I"asa!aa! August Mt stAaA and Bsptcmbar NJ
Il c, senn sn A'sleE bul lnapslye lung u,aur elosaz
ra-x AN. .a'n Huvts1 ue about a1o psf l1l lbs Tor
sa a tnS syS1f s4 s!ew e,, ayt E,s
LayIs Ill.,, ,SleIa.ars having aVnlra4is 10 rGtGet
4 ts:;. sstS5s s4sts' ts''!ss; 'as q! sls:'Ss tsnss
at'Sfssi sSa & IA @ ~ Ss:s i
',ssassslasSt asssl y tSgsdt utlaF atrulst sos. With
psss biz xiitf f'1 ~ aot.xe luune held at fun
hta ;l. .""asiisfie nv4. fpty moderate In mott
II sSssi Il E &c Ssss;t 9si
iisSstsd i;t Al $spas s'Esss%ssti Mutt, !; ;.a:sss :sa
slsst " Eli fss,TSa,nsrs ,,s,s,.,as - I9s. n II.
, 1881-04-19

:" TE1.EF 1sIt4kNUt
. Special bhpateh 10 1as Chiedoo Tribune.
CLEvEt.Asn. D.. April lS.-Tha schooner Sol.
kirk. III TOW Of tho ing Jamos \. S.adcus, loft for
kollr's laand this turning for lu,d bf stone.
Tho sch0oness Card mid 1fln,ball will go 10 tho
1slnnds aftuF asiothcr lnHl OF stot,e rs souti M
they nro unfoA!ett. II tho wind Is fnfr they Will
satl. The ttlK Music Will probably lcavo FOR
Detr0tt tu-tnUrrDw. ~, :, =
Tho ,prnp0ller Wocol;on has not started yat,
hut viii tonight Or 10 morrow. -
The Ice npfshIt hnrs ID funlly Kivlng way, and
ncfr ITO eiiur1 its MKan ssnkluK.
, 1881-04-19
jlrty, stntl fllt, in1IrkUt tlntslltd til
lfDt; HAt,ES,

FRI. n , atnS , 1E s rr fnn ~ ~,
4; sss ss sss sh
snEEr sAtrs. (, =
!; g.: 1! g; 6 & &; $ 81 IA :!
EAHr LIDKlrrr. = -
EAsT r5sT 5sTr r hs AS f t;oT tGSTTG,fsS. ssG 4, s;,t
IT,. Ss: ~ ., xssk a ph !s e a''f"ss sa M c.
ss IT, Ssa. x SSs + s %'n tS NV s Spa 4
is I Sstes % GSn;s r;s r i If Ss4 xsr,sss re
$sss]; ~ ;' y ii;;;
S :s$ 's' ri Ss$ssss III Ssss.
St @ Sest pssas sst t W.
NEW Yul,K. =
xE% ;n} xS as5a @ ~ s S AZ
an1p1nr' x.tseast tsesrt, 14sl24a: ss.oE,l aales.
y5Ss's 'Ss Sso' ' ''Hsas fs ;ssa S;sss
sss: os ssa !sses; Sss 'Ri "a S'F ~ sss ss; ss
IL Ss sisa :a' @ 1, ss5 e. ~ ,e "e'*'
Ut. LOUIS.
@ sss;: s%s; y s'Hs sfs tsss
s,Ssfs t1kss @ III E S!,','M"n y! g MsYn eHI
~, @ m!ssssd iG; Tsxnns Colorado sisots, tki0
u xstsss i, ssn', ' pFeo' ssoaay
haNx..Acliv ive u,id Ehut; Y0rkers nnd HnlttMorcss,
ast'; #iS Ess p.sk!'ik. s:S4|l; faco 10 fancy
kASSAB UlTt.
=. spte'ai Dt'pateh to Tie Chisaoo Tribune.
f;4;; G4SsAs tsl GtTs hio Atrit 1T; ,XTThE1he ites
kst lltta slw lind wrnkt sattvN ntrl.ars
EiMslfl. =, = -
lloas-neccipts, LINZ ui!rn,onts, -; uctiye and
hstMyr; canle, SS@UQo; Light shipping AAd iulxed
NALTINOilE,
nAAT;NEHs. Nd. Arrl, III liEEr CATTLe-A Market
wi x,n!stl'..,: selS, ouaiy. it4o most sa(Ss
,A ,SMlSEafsIr stpiiy md moderate don,nnd, euuta-
ls, sn,.ks { A%iI ILaius-Nsucs, ..g7ai seop, asGalcs
CtHCt*NATt.- = .
I'M, eSEiSeSSSAT ';SA Apr!I S-li4t.s-Eal1 cammoa. tia5
stAStA@; rrceipis, J.Ou; na!puuHts, "
, 1881-04-19

rIftLAn1:lriltA; rn.. Aptit lA-rLoun- -Sominatiy
unchanged. isyc Huur hsn al ti25GsaNH.
unAix-sphsat fairly autlyu nnd II ttsato higher,
rejcetgd 1n tr1ek, Sl.ut, No. y rcd. elevator fN1a
1.sy6, No. \ rod. april, sLNsiisl.2lh, Aa5. s.soM
@l'5, June, tllasgs Ll9}a, July, slldkGall7. Corn
unsler, futures hgElcrs rail- mixed, April, SAsiAo
hteady. No. whltc, 6aos No. ! dv. A1c, No., d.
1Crt Httxod. A3tIu. -".'''' ~ = - =,
+: lNUyislONh- -FIEn. md unchanged. -
NVTTk!t-tAplhF} Gr3Mtlspry Hxtrh, la81sGt do rood
t2 g,aicyt M:;Si NsY xrs stte d h!adi4Il
du uU0d ~ ptIttcss 1&t3tg. y - -
EuUn-.lluiI Il unu lnwUrt lRSasSe. r..-.
El!HEaE-StcAlyI esguIlgryt 9}g3E3oI fair 10 good,
TETi!UIEu,s-llllli 40. :, ,.}s 10
Wlflakr-QnIuti tttkl. .,- =. e..,.,
., \ HS1 brlts wheat, 5000 but corn
: iSuIrMlh rB-Whuat, GuN bu. ~ -
, 1881-04-19
ST.. J4OUlS,

6otetdt Dlspctth "a The Chtea0n Tribune.
+ Hr. Lotus. April 1a-rl.ora ~oFu Sllt bu OF whcnt
shIlpch 10 kdw Os1cars by ttrsr to-ny md IaI0 bu
by r. 1hero uoru Ellen bu vt corn shipped by riyur
und W. 2l bu by rail- Freight un wlscat s}8o, md
cufl 5. 'p,, r.
: IL TO The 1rtsttrs. AlSoeiattF I'rfss,
Hr. Louis, Mo- April 1s,-fLuun-stohdy and
0nAlN-'vheat unsettled und irregular, closed
ilrnlt MOI rod slyN1tIEK cash, ti,u5at.U7& ArrII,
tlG7H atny June. t1TktiGt&s tiEk
Jny. alol1 Auaal. tIuJ4 yoar; NJ. itst]j.
M. do sae. tuFn rncr fur tutnrn, 4sfs tI4e cas,
A3si3u APRIL +i3fu May. ils1s Juno, +5c July. 414u
Auut,at Ens4 sowt 5t cnslt, .Sa,ft uty, a A,tx.
us nyc ntroos n. tlJ bls'. Harley quiet Mt sStso
! i:EAH-tlatat ut 4t1s.
nUTTklt-tlo lonyi dairy, 1a37sc.
WllIHky-HtEuty ut $l.Qt =
l'nutihlGNK-itrkh NJ t0sIR md !aher nt $5.M TRY
aHlt naCltn r md htHttMr ~ tf1, &1iS a. IT, tucl
tstn''gt H!Ynnce,t ta %. t35iG>aH+ sJlaN
eeoS' r.; ssst bit oat' i7|1 i'll, ryo :o5i Gatlas.
sitlTitEXTs-Flnur, ]! 49, lr,s; w'lont, I'm bit,
corr. l3o but uass. l7.00 hut rye. nutlo, hurley.