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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-05-25
STOCKING VAR

Hn" All these fabrics will be made Of IAN
uooi, as he is determined to Use no .hCdi,
material or cotton, and guarantee, tlis 10 H,
customers.
lie will exchange these goods for wool, q
pay the highest market price in cash viii
receive barter, such as Butter, Eggs, ycgvta
blcs, Poultry, Lard, Bacon, &c.
lie is also prepared to card Wool intomI
in the best style, and respectfully solicit. thi
patronage. Price only eight cents per pound
for all delivered at the Factory. Whculc
livcred at the Railroad Depot he will gohrn
for it, return it, and charge ten cents, VII
also card Wool on the toll.
All consignmcnts, orders, &C.. sent to hin
will he promptly and carefully attcndcdo,
At his Mills there is Il commodious yard
enclosed by good fence, where teams will b
safe. Also large room for persons who hN
to stay over n night or two.
JAMES VI. GRIFFIN,
mar27-ly Winchester, Tenn,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-05-25

A California prophet says that San
Francisco, with the surrounding towns
and cities, will be destroyed by an
earthquake this year, and there is con.
siderable feeling" among the people in
that section.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-05-25

Correspondents are notified that the
sentence, "This sad event has east Il
gloom over the entire community" is
kept standing in this office, so that it
will be unnecessary to include it in re-
ports concerning the demise Of agricul-
turalists who fall from the mowers or
carelessly feed themselves into thresh-
ing machines. N. Y. Sun.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-05-25

That jolly old sea dog, Secretary Of
the Navy Aunt, rushed into Congress
the other day with demand for an APP
preparation for sinking artesian wells on
He explained that it was
about time our navy was supplied with
pure, fresh water at all times. He was
removed by force.-Atlantic Monthly.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-05-25
Nose Bleeding.

A famous English physician recon-
mcnds to patient the following rene
dy, which has been uniformly found to
be eiicctual: A dose composed of fifteen
drops of vitriol in n wine-glass full OF
water. The moment that this dose is
swallowed the hemmorrhagc ceases.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-05-25
The New Assessment Law.

The folIowi,o ovtroct from fine new
,.,,....,...,l,,' ..,,..a ,a..;a,lo.,, 30
=, '"' law '''"'e' 20, ., '.0
'he OASIS Oh assessment ny Ni'ch l'e "''
SCISSORS are to be governed in their gen
eral assessments:
Goa D, :. f,,,,,o, o,ootod That
~ ~ - Nv -, ~ i"a 'mr, .n eHaii ha
en- en- o"s'' " "'' "''''''''''' '""'' " ="
'0' T. VIZ, r. ..,. A., ,.,,o.t, 30 .ho
s' ~ '',l'' Wv :.
person. Or persons o"n ,h to y, I'" da"
tbo raor w nr ,ybich thn sssos.ment l.
inc !eHr ior wi''' u u. " ,T, 'S
h'"uo, u N"o"" "''' WV" " va
Nn S, oNnC T -,
2Jo1''" l ~ "'S''a 'r" al t''pe' ~ I'D 81
'l"' NV ,"'ue' W, ',ou'' w. w." on. ~
TWO years. oeu0'''''s u" per '''''' !"
8'T H., r. .o, ,.,,,,,, ,,o.,,,
ha n mu ,alno '" ~ paL - op, Jr ~ w.
'ie S"'''e t"'ue az "i.'olr ~ ous'i' ~ ~.
apr" u" P"l ''''i'' y, "J''' o'0'' !"
c''Ili' ir1'' ~ Soi'en' uep'ol'
!. . 9ul III ! "1"c'' '.e PlCPJt'y ~ Wv
''''''o' VI ""'1 III ""'''r II "''' VI 20
hno"m " NC ~ t''o '''''G Vi "S'o"S''io''v
n"' 'ii S'o'M III '"i'N9' oa.'A'''s "''oC'"
'lo''S' VI o'I'er coiP I, u Jo Wv
StocN co"'l"NicH' S'''''' w "sHeSSe" ~ .'r'
Pi"Gc' 'o"n' ""Ia or u'Slrlc'' III "''''n
Such pa''Ks OF banking ASSOCIATIONS VI
o'ner corporations are ioc"'c"' nv,
sec DE- dc II lurther eiloc'cii nav
III assessing real estate 'he lo'o"i'6
shaI! De SHOWN
firSt-lhe description Oh 'he proper
w., -,
oecohd-lhc name OF the owner VI
owners -,
lhlrd-ihG vaIuc OF inc "hu' Vi
town lotS' inciudlhg improvements
fourIh-l nc value Oh mills manu-
factories, dis'lIltr'cs' Drcwerles, loun'
drIe" ana other Duilalhg" USED ior S'''''
lar purposes ~
sec D. DE IL iurther enacted, MAJ
the assessors 'I'ali assess ;T. rea GstI'e III
VIC l'''Hii'' ioi'o"'nS ''','' ~
pare complete lISt OF all taSaole real
estate IN Their respective uI"'r'c'S Or
wards, from the scheduieS hereinafter
required, giving the name Vl eac' OWE
er III alPhAbeticaI order, ana Se'llhg OUT
lhe number OF acre" 0i c"cl' tract ana .'
the assessed value there"i' giving Il
the same can DE aone) lhc surveys u'S,
trlct, range, township Seclloh ana cl'ii
district; ana II thIS cannot DC dohe'
then such mode OF description snail DC
adopted AS VIII ldent'iy the properly
and It's location ny giving Ihe hthuS ny
=. which the tract IS Doulded' ana II U"e
sad real estate DC III town. Ihe present
number OF the lot ana lhe humDer Oh
front street, ana the dePth 'hereoi' ana
the assessed value thereof
Sec. I, BE 1t further enacted lhat
personal properly "Iia'l W "S'csSeu un'
der the following heads; :,
FIrst-lhe actual STOCK III Gach pahk
or banking insurance OF ot"tr S'ocN
company corporation invested IN Dusl'
ness.
HecondIHtocks OF merchandise, wares
goods ana chattclS, kept on ''ahu' VI III
store, Tor sale, trade or traiiic'
lhlrd-MerchandISe, wares ana
goods, ana cIattels, sold AT auction OF
on COMMISSION.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-05-25

The Superintendent Of the Census has
appointed Prof. Henry +. Colon, of
Nashville, special agent for collecting
information in regard to slate, marble,
and building stones in the Southern
States, and to procure specimens ofsuch
material for the Smithsonian Institute.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-05-25

We agree with the Mnrfrccsboro
News, ''that some Of the leading agta-
tors in Tennessee might find it more
profitable and honorable to agitatc a
hoe-handle for awhile"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-05-25

"Thc Rise and Fall Of the Confede'
rate Government, Jefferson ,s.Davls
book-has been put upon the market
1t will take ten,dollar bill to buy the
cheapest style Of the book, the highest
s2O--two YOlrmes.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-05-25

ConkImg and PIatt resigned because
Garfield would not let them dictate to
him the Presidential appointments in
New York. ConkIing has been run
ming the appointing power for former
Republican Presidents, and he expected
to "run the machine" for Garfield. But
Garfield says he was elected and duly
inauguratcd President, and proposes to
run the office to suit himself. Ilurrah
for Garfield. lie has set good exam
pie now let him kept up. The coun-
try would be none the worse off should
several other Senators Of the Conkllng
stripe resign.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-05-25

A man passing Jamaica graveyard
seeing the sexton digging grave, in
CURED "Who's dead" Sexton-Ros
coe Conkling." Man-"What com
plaint?" Sexton without looking up.
NO complaint everybody satisfied
The Nation.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-05-25

Rev. S. NJ. Cowan, formerly Of onr
county, who served the Cumberland
PRESBYTERIAN Church, as minister,
50 years, died at Tullahoma recently.
He was about 80 years ofagc.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-05-25

The prohibition amendment has gone
into effect in Kansas, and it will soon
be seen what the effect it will have.
The friends of the amendment are san
guine of its Success, and its enemies
curse and make light of it.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-05-25

Under the new schedule recently
adopted by the Nashville & Chat'"noo'
ga railroad, through trains run between
those cities in five and a half hours, thus
shortening the time one hour and a half
The time on thi. road has been shorten
ed from twenty-five miles an hour to
thirty miles an hour within the past
year.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-05-25

Stanley Matthews, Of Ohio, has been
sworn in as an associate Justice Of the
United States Supreme Court, and has
been assigned toduty on the 9Th circuit,
which comprises the States of Kentucky,
Tennessee, Michigan and Ohio.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-05-25

Many thousand citizens of New York
have FASTENED their departure for Eu-
rope and summer resorts in consequence
of the fears OF an epidemic as a result of
the condition of the streets.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-05-25

All kinds of the best of Jeans, Lin
seys, Shawls, Blankets, &c, Of the best
material, constantly on hand at the
Winchester Wooden Mills, and will be
sold cheap for cash, or exchanged for
wool,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-05-25

1t takes over s6S, 200, 600 to pay the
pensions for the year 1889, which is the
largest sum ever appropriated by any
government at one time for any pur-
pose.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-05-25
NONRESIDENT Notice.
c. X. Turner Ct al. VS.. Willis s. Embrcy Jr.
and others.

Y. II. L UTleT u. III. vs.. W Ills .. EmDTcN Jr.
and others.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Clerk
& Master, from the affidavit of compliments
in their bill, in above cause, that the defend
ant, Willis S. Embrey, Jr., is nonresident Of
the State Of Tennessee, so that the ordinary
process Of law cannot be- served upon him.
1t is therefore ordered by me that publica-
ton be made for four consecutive weeks in the
Home Journal, published in Winchester
Tenn, requiring said nonresident defendant
to appear and make defense to said bill on or
before the fourth Monday in June next
before the Chancery Court ut Winchester
Franklin county, Tenn, or the same will he
taken for confessed and set for hearing OK
parte IA to him.
Witness my hand, at Office in Winchester
Tenn, this May I'd, 1881.
T. II. FINCH, c. & NJ.
may2-4w
Davis & Martin, Solicitors.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-05-25

The Tennessee:State Grange meets at
McMinnville on the 18th Of August
Arrangements will be made for reduced
fare over the railroads of the State
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-05-25

There is one good trait in Garfield
he won't be "bulldozed" by the extre'
mists who have been manipulating hi
predecessors.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-05-25

The Nashville Banner, by request Of
the Princess de Furstcnburg, pronounces
untrue the report that she is to marry
james Gordon Bennett, Of the New
York Herald.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-05-25

The Governor Of Texas has signed
the bill giving pension of public lands
to all Confederate soldiers who enlisted
in that State.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-05-25

Private View. Stud groom (who
was locked in)-"Comcs of a harris
family myself, sir. My mother married
an 'ousc painter. Magazine of Art.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-05-25

nD- \ large lot of all-Wool Blankets
for sale cheap at the Winchester Wool
ell Mills. deS
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-05-25

Gov. Hawkins has appointed p. Will
Iiams, Il coIorcd man, coal oil inspector
at Memphis. The position is said to be
worth s., 800 per year.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-05-25
r. KLEINWAEcHTER,
BOOT AND SHOEM AKER
WINCHESTER, TENN.

Shop at John j. Turner's old stand, on
southwest side Of the Square.
All work guaranteed to he first-class and
durable. aug25-tf
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-05-25

Tennessee bonds are quoted at 10
cents.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-05-25
LIVERY AND SALE STABLE
Winchester, Tenn.

New and elegant Top and No-Top BnggIc',
and tirst-class Harness and Saddle Horses,
Horses boarded by the year, month or day'
very low, and we'll attended to by faithful
groomsmcn.
Hacks run night and day from Winchester
to Dechcrd. Passengers called Tor in any part
of town, and baggage checked.
aprl-tf ELLIS pAl''
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-05-25

by virtue Of five executions in my hands,
issued from the Chancery Court OF Franklin
county, Tenn, in above cause, | will, ON
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-05-25

predecessor
, 1881-09-30
REAL ESTATE.
The following Instruments were fled fc
record Thursday. Sept. N:

= -. = -------.- -------- =. -
The following INSTRUMENTS were fled Tor
record Th,,rsuuy. sept, N:
CITY Ptt0pEnTy.
Snrlnr A. 10 It . of Wentworth nv. II T. 4ixlM
ii, tatsd Ae,,i- il tM. a. Fiack Ia ii. KFIm-. x..
mei w
,G ~ hi; ;t'A a. = ~ - vmiiurr ~ y, u IL Man.
SSrrs, =" 49, :. :. GN
EubInY III Il RI IL i'p rp, q + xiiJ ri. ,luttd
Sept j IL, IT, Webster u +. nNtgi. ............. u1
Warren ~. 2n y Y nf Caiit1saiM. If, T., HxiA @
s,tSn1 -, mnn ~ KIT e ' ".'a -. W. W.. GO
sfa;s HIT r. ,stsd 81 Il asnt :! tFtnnk i;ea 10 Wit
t sI,s = III 4 " ~ ;,io n ir;
IL tlatoa :!opL (M. j. sslundail ii Al6urt 4. ,o,
W"rrt, ~ vii X :; n WIstcsii T. ixisift
iinpruyodt datod eDtt !! tPeter .. Wnsnerto ,n,fn
% ~ s'rGA Mil, - :; y.inift ~
, 1881-09-30

Tho following RFa1n was Inspected tnto afofo
III THIS CITY yesterday 'nornlaR: cars WIN
tor whcnt: o. ours No. = spring. y cars No. an,
! eaFs rc]eoted. cur no-kraue WI wheat; l1
cars and 6&0 bn No. corn, III cars hlRh' mixed.
.ld chrs rejected. ~ cars ho-graao t'a cornl III
ears whlto cats, u cars No. @'nixed' " cars ro'
2ocae', car ho-gfaae ~ ohts>' ~ hcnra No rye.
1cars rcIcotod; aars No. nit rloy. = cars No.
10, u ours Nos4 10 t5o bafIeth iotal ta7 cars).
Aal,oo bn' lhspAeteu one: 4t,u1i w wheat, aah-
~ ba corn, a.a&s b" nAts'ta,@as oa rye
The lending produce markots Woro exolted
ycstrrdhy' almost fcar1n1ly 80, Pfaos ft'F gfuin
ranE!nT higher thnI ever hct0ro III thla city, Us
snehsurea on aspcc!o basts. IheFe was not much
l'fo th provisions, but oyeh they sold higher. In
, 1881-09-30

Government bonds were active. District nf
Columbia aisis were 101 bid n,d 1tlS nskc'l:
United stlttcs Sis tGs continuctil tn1H lid md
lUl nstcs1; 3!is Us continued wore l0l bid and
10lss asked; A., 1ls!a hid nnd 1l7!s asked: and
4!ts. itts: bid md ll3si nskml.
FnrclRn cxch,lngG wns dull ana lower. Hank
crs' sterling was 4s!tGls4; sterling nct,lal rntcs
were 4TNiiG4aJ: cuninlerciu1 sterling wns uomtn.
aty 47;.s1ESa{. IinnKcrs' frh1tcs wero h25 for
sIx.y days mud aslA for demand; Frcnch cotn.
mercsat hills wcro ds&6tSI0 for Paris; l,etg!au
conItnrrcAl, GsstSil1i: bankers mnrks, oiGbgt.t:
anI cnnimcrcal .t..iGtttl
ChlcuEu bank clcartnRs wcro s7.e00,0o0. I,ank
lanns wurp in fnir demand at td5T rcr cent.
Country orders for c,rre.icy conttnNo heavy.
Nuw York exchange was sold Getwcen banks at
SvcQ1sl per 81 ,0D discount.
Cook COUNTY AIS were sold at los.
, 1881-09-30
MINING NEWS.

HfNTUS.
Spfctat Dttpateh 10 Th4 Chttddo Tribune.
Isnsr1,N, sopt. ..L-fn mining sharea. Oscola
t!cclinr,l Il, to 20; Huron II, ii 3I; Fewnbu I'D
vnnccd rs. TO 14A; CatAlpn IL. to lh-tG; lsn-
lsal,zH development LIN, 10 GIL: Silver Is!el !.
to ~: Copper Fnlls s0ll ut az, nssesslnont paid.
Otilors unchanged.
7othe Tfsltrp Aisociattd pytas.
l,nsrfS, Sept. .N-Atlnlng stocks closed ns fol-
lows:
Aihunz Mining TO. : iawnbic iat
t1Tper faiis.......... sii4e. .5'l
FFnnkfilI,,..,..,,.,t,.f fft)
, 1881-09-30
IRISH PLACES.


r,o nor,r,tton. uub mcnulnra of
Their Names.
During tho Rnsso-Tnsh!sh war tue cable fHlr~
II vroaucd under tho load Of barbaro'1s names
" ,na ya,t no.,,,., S,,,,o,tor h"ye
pn.cnes s'acn 'no ..1nu. .."euo "E"un W. ,' a.,o
] Srstlsa will, lsts ha Words no less ,5ris G1nss.
AKha- that. and Ktlle-tho- other tumble ID
III delightful confusion. nut uycry one Of
own, 10 UeEin with IjuBliI,. Iii tho nId nnnnls
the na,ne Is Written Diblll linn, which being ili-
sTsa1 af ss yeP P0G sy e. ~ s s s
% Phmnts park Is pop',iarly a,ipGsxi 10 hive "l,.
taluod ts 1iino fru,n tho pillar with tho craving
erected there in i7s5, wlorens tho Word
IS d corruption Of iUensk, tho Irish for
sehn spsS Il. af sprf e y sf sass S%s
md supplies tho ZaioYlcul Gartlcns with wntcr.
Cork i from eoreacli-a 1narsI II tie days Of
s tho Ser Lee sWsps h't i, the sprns md wntcr
Sos onr O s.a S' Sass nSsi'Fy but hoES g. "ish @
bIr's Grcwpry,. md now. 1t. Elnhar's
Cathedral, ranidly npproachln9 eosuplstion.
city Is siii known rs tic Marsh, mud tho nativo
Irish WHO lick in With ttrr piss and luttcr call
from I lie Lotim carcaI ~ lsitfnyaut, s,sseging
tpwn III thc western ilart III tho County Cork wus
originally s.et.ttra,t1"r Push: iorward%- -
Which heil sway oser TINT dIstriot. Iastiaa,ar.
tho county town OF Mny0, w.s originally written
GnstIebarry The cnsttu 1T thu llnrrys WHO suttloI
Ihern nit.r tho Enuiish jnvnaipi,. Connu,,nrn
was ipo homo of tho tloscc,ltnnis Of Coni1inc.
tho son Of Il King Of Ulster, WIN wore caiiol tho
ccnr HI sca sr IN; !s, n to fron, kps'nn
Via ,weit W fur,hsr in,Mntt, ''s' ''N'4 ~''''+'"
Tha I,,rrnn!i uf Kiitimrv. ruu,oua for its horse-
sn.1rse. o A1ouo M .4o Snnnon. n,Ssnor lin i'm.
nort,Int ,ntarv stallion a coItt,nliy al l,nose,l
=" ,s,ss ~ ...Stt 4n.tra ~ ir"i""n ;a"a.,s eNa
furi If fmu,t I'M hIsinry IL ail"nt m ~ I5,nmss
.a.rcar. r. save ipAi b" wns iho son of t,owy, Tor,
taa in,a y "u @ 1he ,,it; HMa ,SS eoss. ,a 'Ha . 9,
tr t,,n ~ +ot. or s,yt ttn nItfH Hui,t,h 1rn ~
trun.,nT ~ - snmr,n",t, tc%l,im',ilt'. snnr Irr y
eeu n.'n ~ I,. =: :, ,..s. nous , ~,
Hi . ns1 shi., 'en ~, ,,ti. ~ t..r,,, III
tmvor,nH, H,,lor ,,lnis y In ira,. tha S,v,, WI ~
w 'Gt,I H. 'p p'.s. LIS ~. ~ nI E, ~" u"n "
rrm.IG,, nv % ~ ~ Fars n" ~y' ". n,ans liz WF n e vr ~ ~
, 1881-09-30

fM,urrs ffr+, rsreip:t u Nh. 3uin4a,i u. kLlL with
tn4lltr iiu nuHttnH nt fIt4 fur Entlut4 Mt II Er4
" sars An = at si;rnlt&l.A: ! "ars M. i ~
sT. , ; s.'E i. G"Ssi; o srsss Il :'s: t.
r1nsrl nj a. flH srlst'r tFctslbnE sold NJ Nn%tAt a
ens!y. niNr ths htntsMf TO ~. n.,f.. ~ ~ y
:!s sSsSrF a;'s1ss' ss.s { ' I s!Giss 'i sp VI,
hs s 'y fss: ass M Sgs ,sS''ho: h II 'tss as iH
sthMA th1 thha"t"f t''o ""s+ Hassss'"H +a''t'ohsa
'"''sac'''hs' ,,o,uo ;,4not ,,m,a
M .-,rr,ya ,td"sttav, pss9.n,y d.. s'%t iii.
Se!ter S%el,tG!!!hcf....' % itHH .H*itS9 5.Mt Mts
,t rSitSs tsSsnent;; s; ..'.'' 1'sMs issa$i;3 'Ns
eGiyr IaSnmn;her; " ~ @ l'til, cdt aH
nayS S s!i r., III ;s 81 =, s% ,i 4
!nF Te3;GeN ~ sauts. E.Gs "eta ~ & uI YH ~ ~
tonrss csif. ., - ;, ,, ,.,,. mr., ,t,,
nNNNCMns HC1Vu gu hiuGai HiHHga. MS MfSvt @
nsnrea ~ ;,l,t! y @na Sotc n G ~ H.
ynrH nt a or sSnta 'td nnr tIsc,s Metn sc s'af1 @
bnt tl.e ttAppneh niEEke!n Mefo rr:atlS9s inW; lily
tnhrkut nefu VIM AtthtE II eyHpnl!Y W!aM Wheh Dns
ttioen W. spctiMe Eeaaon Io9 WAc"rmu"t Mr!HA n
t'to ttGtshr @ taH,F's , H. m,,A u. nMs wMe IN Mnast Ts
MG!i urY!srd c1rs nf innEs "i.vss toa inentis %
rotiei fr GfoMann eievntlrs nsg ntnsiHf.: rMey
MinHnt tsHels. MniG ~ tnoIo Mu,C onnEM :" VIZ p"J
tLa nfers ~ taKe ~ lS t1nAea !Mtuxna oM"ieH. i ~
H%a ~ nn5 e"s IT, n''n. n WIN ~ IN Mt hy w uE sEI, VI
Yt,'trwsS Ivy IT tcsnnt nSSss. M lo 9'9r sx 9,
N95 clsh Mofn hot M4Msnn hY fh,nrEfs. MI tl WSfn
nkgn u ugaFaF hext eAtnluty 0n !et9RttI cpnitnsth
s!nsIn " t.tS 1T 11ean 1eses1 n ,sam ~" Fl eEG @
, 1881-09-30

FtOult-Was In good demand aud axala stronger
in Ey,npAshy with ~aaaL About A.l tho offerings
Wora taken, and much ut 1t for ahplaent. tho prco
n0t o0lnK 10 mucA Ut an objoet With a1porletA ~
Aer1t0!0ss baes xoro F0purted Uf III bsla wIntats
at tatNi SN brs nna lGa lnvs spEinRs at t1ss&7.st
Total eauaI to l!su er!a WlntcF iuurA wGra lloteL
AZ s70lQta6o, shipping srrinas. aa7s@1.so, Tho low
Erado springs, tattu NyG.aour " about 81. .Gt1a:.a
OrMkA MlLLsEupRs-Wero In g1o.i Aupply, but
soAoN hat aEmer. 6aiss wosa noted uf ~ cars bruu
ut ttS.s I'D u'.a1l cars mIddnys ut tl9hGt.u car
wheat screenings IT sllG.
aFHlNu WtIEAr-Yas vRrY ncstvs, uud at times
Wildly sxcitou vt unoh higher sunga OF prices, Tto
market for November advanced ", and clusaA 8Itto
ahass tho atsst quotation u Wednesday,, l.ondnn
fapartpa al Rdvanco Ut u pss quarter In rarH0as OH
cuast, with aopa tamana. Rna oar reoa,p,s Wsro
nRain sn,a. 1heae things regarded ~ lustity-
x s9n,an@sa @ senadsaes on :lS tsst of outst,s 5uj
Y ra.ls!s tnat sls S'nsnnat iSlaus h1a ta!lel
u sarstas. sn' xooa m.ay ..ta1.s i'' %sfS ns!'.
A.Iu tlsro ,waa alnch uf long buyilK. cAisHy
IN Atsolnt OF uutslda paEtGs. IL waa hata4, h0W.
aS tssv ordeFs wuru u.us1y tuf sluA amounts.
uni Tho A0nlANd WAs probably nut larX1 GnuuKll ~
layu causeI M AdFnnfH pnsF nsdlnAfy ns! kot taR.
lItiuns Hut Lsru WI. llttla whaat taIa tY lucut
longs having pEotly "U eyehe4 Wy and afraid " ~
sIuf1 ~ pEuuanunt upttnt1e e1PFtks44 u, lulDQ
III uf d11l4I1u Mh0 pl0f0 dt1sraAe* u tho tAaEk1t
lun.I EuUtaU Gu wuptI hasu dnna + week Vxu. cash
wheat was strong. No. leLug takun " carr1 against
, 1881-09-30
flDtS AAI.EA.

,SIll:El.-Woro ulnu In 9xcsssiyn supply. and aold
+11h1 !ur n6crsur - cHInnuls. ut y for me-
uIuIl, md NJ u U& - fur Kuh ~ Ghulc4. Tho quail
~ was lilor ur .aTuSnYa fuw 1rinis E!rovth 6aIug
Uhusc1. AiuUhE ihs anlQs weFu sha following,
, 1881-09-30

NUfHALl,
nyyFAio, Fept; s1:-CATTLx1;lIeselpta T.: today, IN;
tros.i u rEIyas r0nslxuo4 through
.6llkEF AND LAMns--ltecQlpts. 1.IlDi CONSUMED
thruu3h. carr, narket seaty win fair dunand ias
T. g1oA HasiSrt sIs9p NJ very so"e
i9ls-ltsgeip!s ssu; cHl'sisnsa thropah a,s ssts:
latt fa* HAs Jl0h{ hoEs very AnllI Eo0d to ci!Ss @
rnrkeIs. Ei sxtnn ~ kissAi1i 9o1a 1nsal91ns
&u6, bast Vfadss dspUsea u.
kAGSAH CITY.
Special DhpateA 10 1hs Chicago Ttthan&
.kAHsAs. CITY,. NO.. Bapt A-cATTLE.-Ths Friet
Itrfs.t stofs: is:SiR'. tv pa.t wosk w TssS: f
y!s y: Aks3ssj t,Atiss GUYS a4sAa, x1Aas Hssaa''
HUGS ltsealI4 tho past ~s4k lA1N; sl1iHmants.
t,s1l{ uctlra and sltauyt chultu h1nTY, &lO. .hh.'
ltxh@ shltphg IND tul19a packing. $uhaG0i KtaAsvFs
kuk+A1a
NkW rONK.
NEaF YORK. Hcpt. EL-HEEvEA-llecsipt&. ~: haiI
tIa terHltAa weFa for efputt: lhtt relun!cr htu -!
tnHiFrttw nothing loiHx III cAtt!s; Itesss0 L'st I
tAA1 tlrugt, Wlth Il rnlr tiuae; Sixu Tor luIat n8
Colorado sass; 7sYs9te ivE u.slys sdst saie'asans
, 1881-09-30

lIO2 pn0pUCTs-Wcre mQta active la lard and
rather allGk nfprWise, With btenlier tonD. Ther0
was llttle turn upwards enry. Which probably
In sympathy With Gsuin. rs lIoRs rere qDtod caser
Later thu MAskct cMao on, oxcppt that lard rcnalH0d
relatively rnl. 1linEa not much 1lfo In the pro.
vstou 1lt, M thu excitement In wllont and corn WIS
III nttrnct!un for good inuny operators. Tho Euro
pean markets quoted nu ubango in proes+
MEAs PnisK-AdyanGcl 6ssAu por trl. and fell
bAck, csnH nearly tho 4nlng ~ the pr0S!ous ntier-
zer 11ssd 1Sls spqat r "sSr
ts"stu "! u @ Sris ssties sa5e I
lWU lr!s ND!lar Nnsymler nt lnea bril-
SsS,sssy asSSs Il s ssH st'i ts ss! S
,1wtnK Gives shs raso of the day, Including Tho Call
slt.t eo,k. U1.f:%aS ,tl. w.'s"I;v. q; "a.
I'll. ..taY: ;;;:Sixia,i. e
!n;t1ary:.. -. stl:.S ;al!S SI;M !: Pip
81 @ issn ana elossa So
r"nd !sts rlat o. sslIsr % absr. aMd tas0sl9S!t.
tSs ss wsH sSsf f9pSt!SSs SsSr Il
T =, .sfT SysHg " tss 3SftsI S 1 ~ y
Ess sss.'Gsa II T.. ssiicr - y S
,i ~ sSs! EeStsfx ~ 44s;&a: 8 H ~, 'ss z,
sHSs 1!rEsa a' .as. y:
Ivy rs,!so Ut tho day Including tho cRll hoard tFans-
hera sant.ssy. s'a:t st yt.i::a:p !i:%2s S:sT%
SSsHSss:s:.:: .:...i$; pSjtS'*s3si;I $$
ff$$;ss${v:: fs;S;S;v S;;H ;;;ssIS Ij;!,; Ss
MnSTs-Worss: sin.,o ..s1nusr oarIy. adynnciil.
sn. S bt ~ ns ~ a 4, fu!aTea Sosu ~
:sSs!if:s
sa rsss
tor isAd.nH cuts wafu nj fo'luwA aI3;a5f,. MI
, 1881-09-30
COMM

Tho following were tho receipts md shipments
OF lending articles Of produce III tho city during
tho twcney-four huurs ending nt 7 o'clock
Thursday mornlug and Tor tho corresponding
time Il yeMr nGo: