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Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-05-14
For Sale.

An 80 acre farm in Lisbon IL u,;Ies f,o,, r.-.,,.
III Mis, miles from Androseoggin Mills, Lewiston'
;ng Sn geo roaa good two story house, painted and
~ LA sree barns; carriage house cIapbosrd
81 .no panied; also hog house, sheep shed. etc
rienty q wood and timber and well wstered: emf:
oreSa1 :, S0oa snd hay; =. moved By srs
piuns grapes and cFam6erries 6ne sksde ~.
very pleasAnt location ssees' ano
NATHAN BUCKNAN.
ao fropsistos, Lisbon, Ne,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-05-14
Visiting Militia.

PORTLAND, May l3. The Lawrence Light
Infantry were received this afternoon by the
Montgomery Guards, and this evening there
was a grand exhibition drill and ball at City
Hall Gov. Plasted and staff, and Col.
Strachan and staff of the Ninth Massachu-
sets Regiment, were guests. The affair was
q splendid success. The Infantry leave for
home tomorrow afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-05-14

NEwBuRYPoRr, Mass, May IA Schooners
Leonora of Salisbury, and Mary A. Wilson
of Calais, Me-, collided near the mouth OF
the rive- to-day. The former was injured
to the extent of 1925, and the latter $500.
The Mary \. Wilson is to be sold for dam
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-05-14

What doom is Imprisonment for life
to robust man only twenty-three years
old. Hanging is merciful compared to
such fate Will men never be warned
of the dread consequences of taking hu-
man life? Forty, fifty. sixty years in a
rock-ribbed prison, shut out from asso-
citation with his fellow men, from human
sympathy, from the sight OF friends. kept
in restraint like wild beast, this is what
awaits the man who slew his mother. and
there are none to say he does not deserve
the punishment he is to receive.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-05-14

Special inducements are offered Won nv
the Burlington Route. 1t will pay you to
read their advertisement to be found else.
where in this issue.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-05-14
xlvll coNeREss EXTRA SESSION.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, May 13.
On motion of Mr. Dawes it was ordered
when the Senate adjourn to-day, it be to
Monday, and then at II .05 the Senate went
into executive session.
When the doors were re-opened at r. VI
the Senate adjourned until Monday
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-05-14
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York Money Market.
Evening Report

Evening Report.
NEW YORK, May -.
Money fairly easy at 3a4 on call and closed at 3a4.
Prime mercantile paper Aga. Exchange strong
S5i for long, and 81 for short. Governments strong
sas higher. state bonds light demand. Rail-
road bonds strong and active Stock market opened
at advance toll.
TRANSACTIONS, 81. 1863 shares.
Closing bids:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-05-14
Death Of Hon. Nose, Emery Of saco.

BIpDEroRD, May Is. Hon. Moses Emery
of Saco, the oldest lawyer in the State, and a
highly respected citizen, died very suddenly
yesterday afternoon about 1 o'clock, at the
age OF about 81. tie had been unwcll for
some time.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-05-14
General r.. r, Butler.

Still lives. and so do hundreds of others who
have been cured of rheumatism and Neural
gia, by the great blood purifier Sulphur
Bitters. Send for testimonials. +eod&w2w
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-05-14
The Chicago walk.

CncAGo, H., May l2. The score at MD
night was - follows: Hartman. AGO; Tracer,
440s Krohne. SIS; Faber. 400; Struckel,
4l0: Campena- 34k
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-05-14
Clearance Papers Refused an AlIes ed
Smuggler.

New YORK, May IS. Collector Merritt
refused clearance papers to the steamer City
of Washington. for Havana, on account of
cigar smuggling. and has libeled her. She
was TO sail yesterday, but was not allowed 10
go. Her owners appealed to the Secretary
of the Treasury. The amount involved is
S2l3.0 900. and the owners offered to file bonds
but refused to pay cash under protest, as de-
manded by the collector.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-05-14

PHILLIPS, May -. Enoch Winship, aged
seventy-eight years. and for seventy-one
years resident of Phillips, died this morn
ing He was in his usual health yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-05-14
MARINE NEWS.
Burning Wreck of a Ship Seen.


apparently the hull of an iron steamer. was
passed April 9th. lat. A. 40, long. 40. 40, by
bark Amoor. Ntalv.) from Harve, at Della
ware Breakwater. May y.
Vessels Disabled.
NEW LONDON. Nav 13. The steamer
Galatea of the Providence and New York
line, went ashore on the east end of Plum
Island, about III o'clock Thursday night.
Steamer Frances of the same line sent her
relief Friday morning, and it is expected
that she will be got off without much trouble
during the day.
1t is not supposed that the Galatea suf-
fered any material damage. There was no
water in her this morning when the small
boats left her.
New YORK. Nav l3. 1t is stated here
that two steamers have been dispatched from
Stonington to relieve the Galatea OF her
cargo of general merchandise. She is not
supposed to have suffered any serious dam
age. There were but few passengers on
board. The steamer City of Bedford passed
in close proximity to the stranded vessel, but
the latter did not display the signal OF dis
tress.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-05-14
4ailu &ennebef Journal.
Augusta. Saturday Morning, Nay IA.
Just one vote carried the confirmation
of Stanley Matthews through.

The charge Of Judge Whitehouse to the
jury IN the Merrill murder case will well
repay a careful perusal.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-05-14

The var on the Jevs in Rnssia i aaid to.
saro! - q secial rather than religious ami
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-05-14
Rough Weather on the Banks.

ST. JOHN, NIB, May -. Bankers Olean-
der and Mary Bartlett arrived yesterday with
three hundred qnintals each. They expert
enced terrible weather on the banks during
the past week. The former had her decks
swept ard bulwarks destroyed. The latter
has arrived and anchored. They report fish
abundant. Several Gloucester and Cape
Ann schOoners are loaded
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-05-14
WEATHER REPORT.

Indication. for the Next n Hour''
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-05-14
California Mining stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 49,
The following are the closing ofhcal prices Of min.
, 1881-01-24
BUSINESS.
Review OF the Finances Last Week
in Chicago.
The Produce Markets StcadicF-Bfeadslnfis
Worry i)nil, and Generally Easier.
Provision, Opened Ont Strong, but Fell Dark, With
Unloading by Longs.


Finances tn Chicago wcro not mnrked by nny
rency yure yury lir,t. md werc nbtu,t cn,,at to
~" roc.t. E,ns vts, x,1,.n,,n s.,,,, ,n. .v,.,n
,. w. =, ~, au'o ',S ~.
week. Hank clearnHs wCro $:e, GU. .0tU fnr tliu
week, against $as,uU,Uu rnr tho corresponding
,v1nL or t,.+ mas r,i,,, ton,t,nnv - tHn ,nnrn1
week oi !as. year. Ino .enaeney " 'he '1oaey @
market WIS Slightly towaFd Eecater ense' hales
ruled at hfbS per cent.
DEALINGS In Ncw> York stocks were hAdly
hr,tcu lit, IN, ~, i;sont H. toIo,r,,h,, co,rn,,
o."n.' INV ~ NV oss.s ~. " 1''eA'"P''.o eo''""
'' -, 80 - w ~ ', ~ w"
~ .a'o. -. 'oa4 t p.o"ts ~" 1e1'." ".'u,
WIS tepufAeh ioF s"cal ana FaltFoau uoAa secutl'
ties. Tho tnluc Ut the satca of local md nils
cgiiancnta kccttritIes on tho Chicago Stock
i,nnt r,r thn yvrrk ,.ultnu Inn ., ntnt,,n ntca in
:. W., , 80. wv "e.A "s sn. - $50, .s' W
si..u!."-'s "F ,he Flc'"as "cek' esS.@''
with regard 10 tho prop0seA Telegraph COLI
5uI],fatfnu tu,t Nav Y, rk Ercut,tH Pat Ruve.
, 1881-01-24
CdTLiRltIT CURE.
Swallowing Poison,

Swallowing and Inhulina tho nnxIous 1n,pnfttes
gGrGft9d by GHtarri, pDlsutl not uone thu nlsA
RHns, but the stomach and lungs, Nh n,orey local
reMGdy. ltka luucuen and insuiublo Huuts, pos.
s,ny ssueh y @ @Srsdsss9 t!!s H!sulens .p,s9ies ot
Greeted By DIR. Wei be acycr'. new lint n!h Awe
!rcntmunt. V1o s!uncnta used BY him i,sorbc1 i
BY tic niucoua anpluhranu throughout tho system and
furM constitutions Hs we'll Us 3oca4, niitidotc.
curtain to cure GtktArrh RB VACCINE virus Is tU pfH
vent hnAaI.l'O It's unprecedented EnH with unso.
lc!tDd kustlm0H1ls fran many thousands NfOt At II
stages Ut tho disease. hAto hcen cured ty tk1
wonderful ruGedy. establish, hsyond contradiction,
tho fact that Wei Ite 3tcyer'a a.utnrrtt Cure ID
tis most Important medlcl llncuvery stnco vaccit
wrl.sss "bae packu9e prodacud radical euro" il
lsrgL from Gxtasrh for ~ yrs" j. H. Mo nonail.
iSr nsariy 10 Tears" ars % innsa @ a;.i i. HsWes, H
Seven nSiaesfs il ~ ta!nly WIN have u:d i Win
sid.:, 'EsSfybpdy troubled viii Catarth. ID / sSs
Gs5easo H.: "FSr IL ySsrs as not tieSih throuSt
MY nDst.s until used 'WGI liz Meyers Catasrtl
Elre." Mrs. II. +. Ahenry, ~! barnh-at, IT.
Gsa$k xtieet!S iiSts'. fSieass; Il sss!ssea me .
hi9sk. n. Y. ''lt ree ved mo Of groAt royp,.s."
W. u. TrMcslet!. ~. H.. Egtn. ILL.,: Ac.. Ac hrt
Ac Dr: VOL De MeyoE'a t'Tre.ttise' IL mailed
i. ii. DEWE { Co. u 5uy-ss., N. T., at 20 oom
, 1881-01-24

. 6psefdf Dttpleth to Tht Chttapo TfthUHA
MILWAUKEE. Wis, Jan. 9!.-B1aAtN-ln the absence
OF foreign anu Easturh ndvicps asatn to'day the
whoat naskst stnanant. nporntara being At loss
fur basis OF operations. W!nt Htt1o WAS Aona
seemed 10 be On u downward n10veinuns. hutwlth.
standing to Attu,tx "bulstl" feeling nt ChcnRu. ind
Which prevailed h1r1 1Hst n[aht. Tho opening was ut
tssfo for No. bprlng su1luF February. and o9Ao
MaFcb. The lntter urlion was tho fav0ftt, nlthou9h
Tow February shoets still wanted tho RrH'n. These
sptclatlItK Ao!ey for q rtsa fa don't In Mnrct,
thdtr lliH unfusosnbiv circumstances described
tralng waa fair. Cash wheat II III good donand out
al(o, md d!nicnlt to yet. At tbs etoso March Hha
!N4a, and Fobrlnry D79fo bid. With values Rencehy
aead!ef than betarc It,ora nccmcd to be t,n valid
rcaaun for the decline ethor than tho decentralization
caused ny Tho sur lfB amount u WteRt IN ktOfA
II a4H.0N bu, nRnnst 4.b9hUUA yeat aRu, Mrd aaSHD
~ !'v CHfat GrAli's ahd ruTlsluts "ero pfnet1ca5
Tho Hun. 4. X Shepard IN !l!s weakly erain circular
" Friday il4ht, lInx tlt9 following:
Iherl ms hHon cnHttefAb!n quot buyinH ~ St!nh9
Is rtinIynly Ghcasr innn atin0nt nlt Ither comnni
tfus. and nl,unh opecnation Rku hld uf It No n3tt
exAy hAvun = brlak nd vance. An encouraging feasuso
In the Situation ts An increlaita den,knd for nunh
1. sa5; 10 Snri. tIus; Sa. y4c; selIer Tserua15.
911fef seller March. 2s$ci M. Il BdA&ct Mo- I. S4<c
Vn9 Wcuthat bus hcun quite mild and country roads
are ~ io ur!ier alncs ths .nuw.st9rm u Int wook
ErHlcAt!nsts p.'lna to y pruirncttl st1rn.
Notwithstanding favorable weather und good roads,
tho nl1veMeMl fFasI rst tluts Inns ngCreAse1 nIals.
Ssus'y A. CnIesyo wne'e r.ssp:s nuxg .9 ni much
I'm Hlaht haa decrcnssd, and WIN probably continue
to d1!nliish. ~ NJ hnvu huFtro slntod tho Mh,onnt
of what In slrst nEts much loss lhan y generally
supPoseu BY thuau who Judge Of It from the amount
, 1881-01-24

FI0UR-Whs vtTy dull. IA Il usual on S1turdnfAt
except tint this week Il wna duer Than usun!. 4 few
stt lots wnrr sakan by tho city tradu. sulrs wure
llresl to ~ brs winters on rrvnt0 ttrtns 10 brlA
spslHK AuntI1 extras 1t f. Il, III exiras rt
vnte terms: uni 2io Urls low Krle nt a!Sata. To-
tnl, equa tu LIEU Lrts. FxnOIt HUurs wero quuteA nt
Ak<h4s fnr nuud tu cluico. and rye ito nj $t.5ut4it
uTuEM MttasTGtrH-Wcrc In moderate demand
and STEADY sHcs were cars brnn Mt tI01I6il.Ulj s
M1dtIlnrs md shUFt1 At {l,ut1I1uJ1 md carr
feed nt &iAi3Gbllu,
spnlNH wllEAT-was quiet and eaalor. The
market advanced about xc curly. fell OFT lc. and
coset' tlc balpw tho tesl prices vi frldny. Thera
~Hs practically 10 news ftuu ivuEpGEl Or New York,
though ono "cal'la' parpurtet to call tho former
point inIf and enslef. Our receipts we7o small hut
autno parties wcro psaphesynE rnAternl Increase
ss coat a wss. n.fnx y =. ar,a @ ns
ssc ; stasS g Il c tts tn Ssst ss
SS T's s: ~ y ss s
IL s,!eE tn. :''Ss sssSs w fs's - yerS 9'ss !sss
*a.Yrsiay tbIs !ssr sssi..t y Isys van,.hsa, Kid
nosss rsfS .s -, aHSa, 2. rc. H. +: s .
Sts!. n1 Ss0 IN IT sSssafS
s' w. f'Sss 9ss9s y s1sss I'll! ts'ss II
NJ !e Am ,n;ls AZ 4;
az! M IS ss5'S sas
ysts saa - q 81 @ III rseslSts Il
81 ~ - .ns
rsd ID utheF houses thun tsu Central was nominal
CoKS-svas very, dull and very stcahy but easssr.
was no neNsUf Importance. arparunlIy h1 oulsiIo
p,Ssr ny , s5o m te toHs Fl ,ep4rtGd
9Gr sssgks II stnra Hur!tx TIC wecx With MI eas!er
!ssa II - asso! s ~ sss e
oc removed by traus Nearly I'LL tho limited tt1tIt
wns fur Ma{: Cash corn ras particularly dull. rusnR
st;S sSsis & 9a S S S s. ss i.h ss .s s; &;
;ses 2sY ,t.n nuw nigh mixed II ;k'te l7V %
u ad IL IL ca. - Il a ~ sa @ s5sS o.
Seittr aay sail early At l?lG, anu DECLINED IL
Viz VI ttty Sloss: susr ie month w!s 10 At 35{
ysi sss1ssy III # il ans shs sas H. and
bt cash nnd futures, win ffto ortiess No. easi
n e @ Ms,u II u Sas Il se M 5e liz
n0nt Jc bid tur February, u1d sucs fur $ay nt XSa
! $!G cioaME y shY .1,s,ly. Hnss wafa reprted of
i3UU u! hy s.nnIs ii liz fos fsjsstsd ;nixed: III
t:E!tc fgr Icjec!e.t white, 3i.c tnf Nt Il md ea5
eosa ~ 4 o. sS 1S T.:
WYE.-w y ~ steady for caal Mt ab4,ut sYo for No. T.
urrs wure dniI n ks4e Tor Fsbs!.arr md tste 10.
Mnrch. salna were reported OF 4U Blu su fresh 10.
se,gts y. ~ y! Aa;e: u " W san,ple Il ;te fo5
iFack; III ln IT Htac trGa III boarsl. ~ "''
HaNLEt-Wa* weak and lnwer. both nn cash and
futures: No. rass, snla ut for frssh but uny
Htc. In futures lhers lltlH 1ln fubrilAry Nu
hann qu01ed ut SIKH Mt,d tebtunEy Nu ,stlMtnnll,
H. Cash sa!us werr ,'atrd u I0t bu Mt $ii for S1
chUlep No. Bun track TuutI. 7,aIg pts.
, 1881-01-24
LIVESTOCK.

CArrLE-1,pspfto yery llbernl run. and the utor-
rnpon to tEnde occasoncd by tito Iack Ut ndaquuto
transportation fnca1lt4ost the paxt weHk ratler
moro thAH ordinarily .aeslYe movement Yho TO-
cupa, lhuxl ie4a than for tho provus wook, wero
considerably lRsEuF tan Il usual tn Lie soaBut unn
thc supply OF medium and common c4tte wnY su1no.
wtnt In uxcesa OF thu dcnut,d. hut tsro nu cnsa
fur which Il nut possible 10 UhtAlu bottcr figures
thnn prevailed Ut tAo c1oso 0f The previous wcek. Up
to 1hnraluy there wns an acttyu seornl dopIanu md
steadily hardening priesa, Wednesdays trudink hat-
in2 bscu dOHo ut IN advance Of AtsAc. For good to
oxra grades the advatco wus suBtninud to tho ed OF
lite woek. but ceunlon md medium qualities lost l
l5u Ut tho improvement during Thuradny nHd Fs1,Iay.
Tue pusIlty Ut tho receipts wus good. Thoro
wurs nu fancy dt0yps. and Tow extra, but good
10 choc0 cattIe cuppfsud lFxa percentage OF tic
supply. white Ut inf.Tos xrudes tho odurinRs wore
tcwcr linn usual The highest prico paid during tic
aets s sa q IL 4 &c. is (:
.as ct. sass sss. e @
;ss SSiS s s,st4sls u SsiS n Ill q A.
a r% s4s ~ H s ~ et1sr Il. sa;s f.s,
a pe$y asi 55ass i
1 ~ Hugh Il :'sa s.'. tho
n S ss:ss tss;s: :sssss :: e:
IT sss SssS III
son !:a tss sas
sna ssJ !ssa.as s'saRs e. IL IT,: IT,
aisiIiIush vi tho 3lssae roitIttuss 10 spsssa !hs
eSss 81. . IT, u1s aFHS q
aI H,srtsap. hurry aMy eat!s @ lnatAet hufUts
@ kS:ii. sssS ~ g., ID; /
Ss y ~ . i liz
criwIins ai,Sn iisus1s.S '' Wv" A""''''''
ID s a @ sssi il ~ :s:s sss s.y "a
tha yAsds were HsIl c'eatud up ut the following
4H0TATIuSA.
EYtrn naAv IN nj atHara wa,uhtnu
chuisu Sn aitTHs hi lid
ossa s.i.iasssa stsois. woixi: Ao&saa
,.. r. IT, ii :sif S: .:xS *'oa's
as1Sss HUI i; s:;s stost: lid asse@
s1Amam {! GlnieS COWS !or city slauahtoF,
stses esssSe vi.oa S eatiis. SosiS III 1so1S''
laistas .Gt .aa Till; sos:. isiisi .i.. ]sAS
v$$: ~ sssss s!
Sa .si n. ssS5 ss.iSt sSsd - sassss:
u III sss
SS Sss Y: ~. s. 's:s VI.
IT. u 81 :Ss ;nsi IT, IT, y s,nt.s ,ss
s Sss Wis a:Sxs ssSssF @ 5
A ~. ~. .,,a W.. a, ~ 6y !l .csSs 1
~ i...oa u u tF%sy. saatsa3i,s ~ " * Il t tI
~ s5ss sas aaaiad Il iH.ss. S ii s.:s I'd
bltHEl'-1IAYs bcun plontY and sas,st. chalss
sud Sas5a t.sr tiiaI durl,W lhs .pfsSluus wssx.
Fully ua.latf ths supply tatSn 6y s.tpSrs, Wt,
4uutO po4f ~ !A11iuQl ~ AalS124 sud XUoa 10
chute0 IL 30b1+51 psf lAl It's.
KANSAS CITY.
3p<eGH uttpasth ia TAs chteaoo Ittbunz,
KANSAS CITY, Au4. Jan. A-rha Price uurrrAt ro-
puyts, ~. 1'
$F1:ssRR; Rse ts'sss'' n n:s.;
Und 13adtfs. g. u! nAtsu cUws. JI8it kM
Ivy .Id hr!ul shnco flri4Lsy; light shipping sAd
M41ad packing, $LG9&aa
II, t.uulx.
1T. LOUIS, Jan. 7l[EArTI.E-supply lI9ht, little
Aons, ~ !hs slsatt sot1 u A6, and t.Al tn ~
It's II A3AeaA 9ntchaf1 xtoee4 ~ild Hu.lu ~ chUaA
fooEA Aslt1e., AoaLUi at0okars A7ASlali roea!pts,
, 1881-01-24
Nus Fl1h Stoeys but u Marine Sketch
That Seems to ISo Rather Highly Col.

. 4.an$as EttV Journ1L
several Day! ago un Item appeared In the col
nM4s VI the J0uf1Al 10 this eileet: Abnut four
weeks AEo Dir. No0art Turner, icu denIer, III
1ndetendouce, cut tho teu btr II portion uf
the spring l!rnnch 1IuAr t,!u icc-tnllYe, three
blocks for convenience IN handling, Ti.s wealth
er- WIS 4ulio Hurm for seyprAt lays utter tha
Ice wnx taken OFT. and the waler rut,la,,W.
pHfh. WhgsI u ftu1c AKutn, Huw lnMrkH 4,xactly
!lke those ~ tho first lee, laying tho wlt,lv iii
9hto Ptf1eGd squares. WerD plnntS vfSitlu In tht,
~" lt1. T4e stFMENcss part Ut tho phrfInlucnult
whA SlaI wheru tho lGe was takon uK Ut fAe
wsfer tha H!arks dlsnppeAreu. About ten tlay1
uso alr. T4rnnr tNk tho Leu uIf tue suInu sput
axatn, and when y tr"ze over for tho third lno
tMG tf tshs saw 1narxs Hcra aga1 Visible upnH the
matns upon the crcrk ,Iuw, 10 bu scott
w aHy nne who hns tha curiosity tp
~ ont and look ~ 1t. When tho ltuul aGoys rt..
1erred 70 was lrat published 1t was HuuoraiJy
supposed to By christmas jake, and but little
aLtHntton paid tU It. SlMGa then tho statement
1ae been substan!tated ty gentlemen oF uN.
duaibted Seraclty, aud IL undoubtedly true TIE
singular phenomenon Is eusy visible III onu par
He4,af spot on tho creek. c1tuutlti9 uyur u spuca
oi 4uoat teti by h!ty ftet. A number Of per
eohs tAte ttsIttI tbs sput within the p4Yt few
dayss An9 Nr. Turner G.lrduy Invites the curl
esitf 70 90 tho sauna aud to convinced,
Do9't physlc, for II wulkeus and aestroya but
hat k,It
, 1881-01-24
DY tr1EEIECI2AIsII.
FOR REIGN,

i.tvENrnof, ian. 1t.-CurtoN-In moderate III
nuiry. which fruu1y anppled, mtttIing uplanss,
0u-f6cs m!ldl'nR Orsnns, C,lci saes du bAfus. IN.
Guiding a,0u taken for export and speculation, re-
culpa. 6r5O bhles, u which <tO Hese American. VI
tho snlos to-day ti51 baos Auorlcani futures
bnFr1y steniy.
NnEAEN. Dan. .27.-t'RT1sOLKtM-sm top.
rNuvtEaoSs-l.Ard cUsed NJ hJr,.
, 1881-01-24


NEW ORLEANS. jan. H.-FLouM-Qulot and nEnl,
supUr.Ine, tasGsA7o, Xxx, k2s,GL5u, XXX, $A7SSa0li
hiRt pradrs, $h2dt4u...a
0HAtS--Coru source and n11ni .CaSG4s. Oats quiot
Mt 6tc.
CouN-MEAr-Du1l At <Il1
1lAY-Acarce nnd Arni, primo quoted at s7au01
'tllutco, FE4fakeE!M
I'nuyIatoSs-lurk in fasr dumand, old quoted at
$i3.5; new tt4Ua Lard stsady nhd In fair demand,
.lasce. s.s5ndaI keK. M7SailM Hulk 1uauts stoady;
shoulders held nt b}to; clcnr rib, ilc, clear 7ko,
NncOn strong: sh0uaars, bAct clear tlt sic; clear
Bkc. steudy Ana In fall uonAnd;
cai,vnaul, pBfE{C
WlltHkY-Wsatern, 3Ltbat.sa
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES strung And hiGhcrt NIo cnrgoes
ordtnAry elKnr nrnl: connun IL HUUt
ctMlmu, ts4fac; fns ~ 1ulty fa!r pEiIiu Ia
CbHlcu. kaa:oi yaUw clarified. i9kteae. 3tGiaAscs
s;,say Ss.s sqaa H. asaa; a; G1no Sr" Il s Sstf
i!lt actlys a'u tiFn Iuusiaa, ofdinary Is ehoIes,
4a4htfIle. -'--'
, 1881-01-24

.shurs RIBS. snlcr March. claac.l al HiEt l.,nn
c1ehrH 1,trh nj tEi D,,xH mid fJKi tc t.nntnF.
isI. ,s.stc s'1a; l.nX sHt hmm. Ss*stc: sweet.
xtre,t hams. saiuH nvgrnHr. i,&&fEA.s
ncn tl,lntE1 u sAt ~ for shoulders. 71Ssko for
ki!nti rs t4dt1fsc tar Hhort eears sh9Ac lor hnms
MI tAnvHAeti md packed.
HEEF--Hns 4uet Mt f1~N4&Ul far trGs1, &kat2aU
for extta Mcss. and St3-hk4ttU for linus.
, 1881-01-24

1b The Wf1fkF1l A1sottuttt FFkSf,
MtLwA uKEE. Inss s..-FLutfN-Blriner.
0ltAtN-Wheht firm, but cl3tcd work. No: hard.
tl.,t. No. Milwaukee. $l.IA, No. do, g1sfe jan,
nty. n9ao, February WI Atarca .a1tc, NJ a,lMau-
kao, stAot NJ. 11s ~, rsjocts4. n9msnsI, cgFn
NYa autot. MOL Mt s7c narlsy dull. but nsnor, No.
1AprlNa. HlHc.
fit0visiuNs-Cul1t. Mess pork, s1aTs cash. slas0
FGbsnary: Larl-Ffma steant. gu cash and lRn-
lfOus-flrn ut &.ih4a25
nEGEis1.-fIour. ll,uu brai wheat, 100 but oats,
aai1I:Nxxrs-wheat 21!oep bus cosu, 1900 bus oats,
, 1881-01-24

CINCINNATI. O.. Jan. .2L-cOyroN-Htssdyt Ike
BL1ull-llAt s,d unchnnxed
UAAtN-Whaat Aeayyt No. i rod. ll.0J0luL Corn
quilt but aru,, No. mixed. &C. 0ats quiet, No. I
md uncLsnEa1,
FH!.yIsl1Aa-I'ork nominal, tttM l.xrd In Rood dc
mind and ghu.iu htYler II elh uulk ilu4l4
hlnsr tut nut gauiubly h1slsaFt shnu!lsrs ct oons
IVY
,l!'1rE,i-fl!tHi choleo Western llesssve, x2a9so,
chutcp tyQtrkt QhlQ, lal&3Iq.
, 1881-01-24

PEORIA, Jan. sa.-uMAtN-CoEn dull md easy, new
hlxh-mlxul, osM2aAri new mixed. 142Hc. Oats
xte4dyt No. MAIta. e$ 3asc. tyw dull ~ N5kS1elc
1Gt1nwtNRA--ljhuhanxad 1t tlW.
,ii:eklrrs-sYnynt. ~ bni s1cn, tlo1a but oats,
6itPMkNTH-WAeRt. N11iut Gspfn, xL$1 but cats, Is.
fQ but ty2. w but AAftuy, liAlU bu.
, 1881-01-24

MEATH-suid INC hi9hrr Init fell lHAck IN nyn.rnthy
with pt,rk and Inf ssrs were tepNrsed nl 23ht lis
Erren th9n!et1 tslrc,a! cnt IT Hs, l1l l!s short
sss' d fo9 - ssst !tiIj =. ,xs. r.. na ns
s!.t.rt csnt n t;1; lily hntp% tit s' nj
tt:i i!l ss tt ~ It's, ~ t.H. and y IL, swrct-
cttA uT ntthts Nrrs ftIhxs ~ n'cIucx for fnll
cntcA. ullgss otherwise specified:
, 1881-01-24
COMMERCIAL.

The following were tho receipts and shipments
III tho leading articles OF produce In this city
during tho twenty four hours ending att o'clock
Saturday morning, with tho corresponding fig
ures for u Yplr mo;
, 1881-01-24

HOO PG0DuCrH-WsTo uDdo1atosy active. They
wore slFunxar during the Dary part Ut tho sssslul,
tSuk The place VI the Now tprk buslness which tho
wires could not bFlM3. The dssuana WIS mot by yvey
Tres oasrlKs IN Tic part VI lci lanvs, Aud .hs H.
dor90 failing bacS, especially w.luat was rathar
weak. Ths greatest faI'Inx baak Ut tho caas u1
pork lard bslux raAs!seiy aftn. Ind usat4 stssdy.
This H4t'v ColaMtEe4a1 Hufittia syss tile following
pAckluu f&lutux 10 tntnt
, 1881-01-24

quiet, No. spot N,1tos May. A4o rejected, %o}ta.
..CIIlvEn SEEp-pritno Inamnoth &s5, prime. &&.o,
M. T. Hill
IINEHAkis IinftR-&h.h .-- .. .--..
NElEtIrN-HhtNt. u. 90 bus earn, 12.m but oats.
HItliMENrs-w Wheat, a,o0 bu, corn. alNo bus oals.
nun8s
, 1881-01-24
DETROIT.

DErRotr. Mich. Jnh xl.-fluuN-uuli.
GtsAtS-Whent firm md aulut: stnt. ti.07 hid, lnr.
Yary, NS1 9'i' fa4rInry. Slst.9i. Aiarc! sln4A bi
nominal. llucsIpts. llltT but shipments xIuj 6u.
, 1881-01-24

UAtrIMnnR MIL, ian. UL-GNAlN-Wheht dut1t
LEX, Fcbtnnry, inri, March, sl, Apr,l MI
do, ti.!Ga1.iNS. CUrn-Whito Southern and yoltow
sss5a, wixad Western. cts.t md january
9{8Ag February, Mtc Nhrrti.
MEcEtrr*-Sheht, ;6iHn hls cs'rn. 8 in 6n
srN N srstkSs ga Safm. },, av9 s'1. bu