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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-08-25

A SUBMARINE cable is to be laid be-
tween Emden, on the Hanoverian
coast, and Valentia, in Ireland, to con-
meet Germany directly with the United
States. AT Valentia the new cable will
be attached to the Anglo-American
one, which will thus form a second
wholly submarine electric tie between
America and the continent of Europe.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-08-25

As the arrangements for the York
town centennial celebration are devel-
cped, some idea of the grand scale on
which it is 70 be conducted is afforded.
1t is believed that the various states are
contributing at least 10000 Of their cit
izen soldiery. The governors of the
various states, with their stats, will
alone form small regiment.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-08-25
THERE has been much speculation

THERE has been much speculation
over the probable use that will be
made of the main building of the CEN
tennial exposition at Philadelphia,
which was bought at auction recently
by Mr.. J. G. Built fer $97 900. 1t is
now stated on good authority that it is
to be divided between the Wabash and
New Jersey Central railroad companies,
and used by them for depots, car shops
etc.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-08-25

A VOLCANO is added to the other nat
ural attractions of the land which pos
sesses Niagara, a Mammoth Cave,
and the 70 Semitic. A mountain
twenty miles east Of Mount Idaho, I T.,
on the 10TH inst. sent forth volume
of fire and smoke several hundred feet
in height, with Trembling of the earth
distinctly Eel. seventy-five miles distant.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-08-25

down, In the struggle the guards pisto,
was discharged, the bullet striking n.
wall which separates the passages. H.
explosion called other officers, and ,bs
assassin was secured. 'hs
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-08-25

A REPORT on salt manufactures has
been prepared by w. l.. Rowland fer
the census. Twenty years ago New
York furnished SO per cent. of the to-
tai production, while in 1880 she made
80 per cent. and Michigan produced
Ala per cent.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-08-25
Milwaukee Market

MILWAUKEE, August 23.-Flour Neglect
aad nominal. Wheat-Irregular and weak; n,
z hard, nominal; No. ?, 1923; 1.2Os for sell.
August; l.20 for seller September; 1919. I,
seller October; l.2214 for seller November, .sss
for seller December; No. 3, lib; No. 4 ar,
rejected, nominal. Corn-lower;No. 2, IS. Oats
Quiet; No. 2, 81. Rye Stronger; No. i, l.n
Barley-Lower; No. 2, SOL. for seller Septembe.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-08-25
NEWS NOTES.

LEO Hartmann, the Russian Nihilist,
who arrived in this country recently,
has filed his intentions to become cit
izen Of the United States.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-08-25

A wife at Massillon, Ohio. eloped with
her husbands brother. The husband,
followed them to Black River, whipped
the brother, got bullet in return,
cursed the pair in the presence OF &
street crowd, and went home alone.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-08-25

A butchers boy carrying tray OF
his shoulders accidentally struck i
against a lady's head and nearly KNOCK.
ed her hat off, "The deuce take tray,
cried the lady in passion. Madam.
said the boy, gravely, "the deuce can
take the tray."
, 1881-07-18

wnn n xovA dsu,sad III proportion to tile olcr-
liv* several lots being wanted fur export. HaIos
wore reported Of 1u brs wlnters (low Rru1a} ut Sa
iu0 brss und ~ bays hus.ngs. partly nt &a0oaa2s,
10 sacka low grades at fa0oGot2l; md n brls rye
touE on private tcssA. Total. equal u go btsA Win
Tor ioura wero quoted NJ &,aaa1 shipping aprInRa
st.J105.5D; the low grade sprLnga at EiU11lh Kyo
-four nt nbunt &l6utH5I2}f+t
oT1IER MlILsT urrs-Wers in moderate anppiy uud
strong. Aaes wore reported Of cars brnn At 30aba
NIT IN track, and $lD23l1s. On boart, car MID
allnRs at Sla7S, cars wheat screenings At sh0Q0;
car feaa at slhC0t and cur corn.mea at S7
rer Ion free oil board. ~.
HPlslNn W[IEAT-Waa nctlve ana Irregular.
AUGUST declined 9(a79c, then adsancud l7sc. nnd
closed 10 above tho lntest price OF friday, whn
September c!ohed s57{o hiEhcr' the difference be-
tveua tho prices for tie tWo months beinE reduced
to Rh1utH Hc. Tho British lnarkca wore cnllad qulat
hut nrnt With ndvsnca vt ii ppr csnsal In LIyBr-
root but our racelpts we're somewhat larger, whlio
tho stocks In sora have apparently decreased au ont
y: sssy: besss.s A1sass y: ;sss!i hss a$.s n si;s
ssx
sss!s ss: O. A
a's sss xs tsie II
s s tsps @ VI sssss s a r. sxs sas.tis
$;tS u lsss s sS.s Il @ ~ si
81 81 81 IN 'sss!NS sss Ns
% sst. by, :anpie i! TSsSsiSiA Tatssi ateat ss
sSs SsS $ss:it Ss:sS tss -
SotHa sssk BstoSss va: ~
A sss Is Sss % s Msss ss
Wfs Wi$I| 'is:sss !ssso. ,ns ..,. Of
ss5+ III Asss;;
# s @ ss5s;s y,
iafss aaa te ssocHs IL story hero eppssr e have III.
sss H. hsnS m SvSi. VIZ @ ! .h:!!!ss h. ssse!s: .s.S
u n y 1i;:
IL &c ians.s ost aos ~ % ~ .
+: tS ssss* s!s;
"a s?s ~ ':!s;e
:s Ass!af - sf : X:
S!S;;;x 4 sSs s' ell !; I'll "a
ssss " Sss!Ss
iS,sa syF H.. TSs sSrsHse % stes osGSns s W:
sas % hs nsss' ": S
s. burg cSaas nrHslpaiiy from tiis stoIts: IL NV
$;dsS VIZ
i; :s " SsSt s ;ss
Seller August opened at $40 nnI e1sed 1t :Nics
KY! oesJbsr seInx 4 x.ta ths 1!sps, n saa oSi
1ls sample 1narkut wasa9tet ~ hiKhet dEgres sha9
81 tsIsv.e a,1sd sSa I9ss2'5aS ~ M fs
Mh!te, and @oatl|ts for No. whlso, Tota's about
y: u as':: raf s :seE Is: e. 81 tss ;Hs
Tor 6lpeelnhar. The 4tornEs wefN light and the
soShEa hold strong. Cash sales made
" can S tet fsesh ~ sad " fri naN TO arrive
Iesst,ys e sas qEo'se!s nonlna!l! =
ot st by sample at To tor No. On irAck+ Total
0Quhl to shout t0 hp.
+, t.ATHH. -.
There Wa4 considorahIo trading IN wheat after ths
noasl. anu htHnar prlcus were tuAdo. AnXuss spnG
@ttllUH snd bsptpne0r at elA CVtn and pEoyAlons
ware gaels ~. s-',-s= >,
, 1881-07-18
LIVE STOCK.

T0tal s..sE.s.s...s,ss-.. l11W Ata3 Lula.
CATlLE-Wlth \ alp9lo exception twssk endlnx
Nov, 81, $780, when yl,lb4 were rtceavod) tho past
wooks receipts wers tho largest ever recorded The
demand from the asysfsl classes Of buyers more
than ordinarily good, but thsEs Hero a,uru cAtsle
Than could b dlspoksd VI except ~ considerable
modification Of prices. and doelns OF tsoabc tor tho
wesk haa to W notsd.' .he ahriasass extended to
Ill clssses, with possto,s tho exception Of the bsst
xradsa ol Toxas grass cattle, for which there waa
small supply and 90od demand. Early tn tue Wask
the sssttas Of good aasivss wsEe Light and ps!css
weta, anything, rather stronger than ~ tie close
OF tho previous Week, but slaca Wednesday tue
offerings OF trst aud seeoad Glass cattle havo bssn
larger than could " disposed Of " advantage. Allure
common catt1o we're teeslssd thna on any wpsk Of
tho season thus fAy. This demand. however wss
active throughout and At the reduced ps.ces every
think was taken, Ghsfs tree as1tyass at Yek&4
Er1sA.castlo. &pd = freo usosaMunt .An{thtnx
k10A Hp0uNh tor shpper1 n1e vent quick 1t ltbE&.
Eh!!S ~ p4oEcs s9Sts Sese takea " cAnnsns And
iso5 Sas!lsK o. THEA e .s5s tas Ss.{ Is;
e a. '3 u sS s.; 9si W. s sssi
VI Esbtask x-F9xa!4 we're received. 1hey Aress3ud
III lbs, aAd sold Al E3n uusIRx tho weak sae4 Nere
WY llttis slG9 sold below Rtl 0t shave E1ll VII
aud export grsdos al A9neaN St0cksra wsTo inacI-
I've aud u krcst eEt1nt nominal. C4lyes w8tA In
sasld LaoAAAty4nA 1al&a 1tA II NAIlQ Tor noar 10
, 1881-07-18

=
NEW YoHK, July lu-coaTos-nnll. II s.lco,l
lJ-lio, 1uturoa barely steady; july, tltcc, August
l1.cic, sopsnDor, ll.Ue; October, lis, November.
loa0cs necumber. 1o;ito Jnnunry. 1v491, February,
luE3ui March. lO.tso, April. tA1iu.
Flott1t--Qnlot and unchanged, EeceIpts, 400 brls.
exports, 1,4D0 bts.
: litA1N-Wheat opened 1uwer, c1used a shRdo
stronEeFi receapta Ill GU btu; exports. 1;H00 bnt
graded spr!ux. slus No.2 Chicago. s.42, Bturu TIN
gradaa Ted 81 l.06stgi No red. sL14l.g No.3 do,
steamer Me- red u ;2l No. red, $l1;
nnRsnded mhite. eL12ol.zls. No. whtta. x2l, No.
do, &t25&dsl.asI No. rod. July, s9;hSl,Es6. Al =
gust, 3l..lH@l.a{s September. 3Lz9fal.a5 October,
$.25{2LM tori, towBri recetpts 3.Huu bu, exports,
~, aN bu, INT, 10; un,Tadad, 47aaAos Nh. Ii hGcs
sts;a, stsssmsE H. a2SG: Ne 2sa6e; ~. % Me- 1 Ms ss
stt Fsbsmssr h5e Sat fasslp.s % :,SS; s,
. ItAY-N0rulnnlly unchanged.
s.ssn as s"4s ss siiis Es't'rn and
HA9ckitlEs-G9nse gHlott, md ,ta,ehangedi auote I'd
fsir - xSsd rehnii,s. s;sss!sfe &oIassos JUL aud
.RSIis.ts tsSS- -Ssil and wess; uutea, 7a,lo, crude,
"ff;:Si N1Sae%@stseay sna unchanged. -
HI;s'x 1HsEsiM|4nlst a ~, f19.a3G3s' a3[13s
E0GNQniet but stoady IL 1G@lGAc.,
AyFss, IA @ lt'o urando iiEhs, middle, and heavy
$esi9s!S. sus .se., seHostle assss. s.aee,
Pho V!HIoNs-p0rk dull md lnsatted}. pid mess,
slhm: tsset aEm q tat0l9 1s ind!a .ness, Eso Gut
GaFiss~Sa'i I'D H. aasei9lsa, sss u itsS SalSs
, 1881-07-18

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July Observation-Disclosures ;,
QltA1A-Wheat opened lower, advancsdt No. red,
sLle ealIt1 eash, w bid July, sLi<aLis AuxuAt
9Ll4haLM September, sl.la&3l.l1 October, {LlJ}t4S
ltb tbs ysart Nc. do, t!o36, No. do, slols
lQl>+ Torn lowcf n &x0+s5&u raah, 4a!Ga +o July,
<Gi0 August md aepIamteFl 2t21e tho ycXr 0a4
bsttor n w for easht SGa51,ic luyt =sa5pIo Au.
'gust ltys daAi ll.0 asked, barley, qule,l No, 4
i.EAlt-Stea1y al +Mnt = .,'rf' = ;
AuTfEG;-.EiIMsst dairy, la29oo.
iIl0VisloNE-ls5FE ffint iobuIax at }l7A Qfy salt
meats l1Hpr Il ftI MlA IaL nac0n asaivr ii &,
ss'gN1sla " ~ ,!asy 1Ea1d 1oMsf
n eat cay, y 00 eYi m III: roas. larsX, 3ene.
%s,sO but oats, 8. bus rye, nonsl barley, p0ao, =
, 1881-07-18
BAD TELEPHONE SERVICE.

CNlUAno, July 18.-lf the $500 cItlzeus Of CHI
csgo who arc The unhappy possossora Of tclo-
phones would unan!mousfy rcfus0 to pay for
tho wretchcl service Of tho last slx weeks It
might bTtng tho managers to reallzln9 se1lse OF
the fact that sons0 slight guild pro quo for &lB,Q
should bo rendered. To be pallpd up u dozen
tunes inotc or less every twcnty~four hours by
tho fHrious rlnKin9 Ut tht bell, only. to bo Zip
pautly told "iou Ar0 not wanlcd-tho luba are
glocor OF butcher and teoi quito sure your Elng
ts heard, but that y u !nposaInie utterly tor i
eeyesal hundred bells Ut anc1, and that from
cconomica! motives the management hire no
more, IL also provoking. A 6uyREakH.
, 1881-07-18
NEW-ENGLAND BRUTES.
Character OF tho As.nuls
upon n Defonholcss Woman by -Four
JkufYInua,

Atrcclous Character OF tho As.oule
uuo,. n DefonAcless Woman by -Four
Jtmf;inn.,
,r,, sp.an%.a ''fs1 aI 'tIaS". to 'v Wi;t, ~
lho assMu't s'' OIL Ai's; 'o''AnhN on,llV"n ~
SaAdlsiie!d early, sunday morning was
ono of thu most brutal ntlairs
= aec,,om ,vn,c1, hos ro;nod an nmnlo,s.
'e1''oa M''e1 nv, ss.as" M .i',.,.s,. u..p
"at ploM!ncneo Ill INC years LOT FeFo'1hE
crimes. Not only was tho woman eoyerod
ants kicked nud ,,o1,uded her 80 badly. that
e. e., fonr',1 s,,n ,,,a, ~, sNo 10 Ell u, crcnt
~ Iea 71.o 'lla.s M.o' guy ~ ss. ~ uis".
the trial Monday, an,l tho doctors say that
sllc cannot bc moved witt, sarety, One Of
nma ' ths on1sors "ro IRVINE nnr ~ ,"t ,s
others 80,
Apparently M15. Sullivan hasn't beet, MI
nmIable nelrhbor. hit sl,o I,as Iiatt hard lpt
III iifo, With ,na',y things to sour i,er tenn:
per, al'd I'LL Sandlstcla sympashtzo Will hor
i'll this trouble, anti tlcnot.1lcc those who
l,aye Injured her, She Is thrifty, hartl-
working 1rlshwo'nan Of 40, talkativo and
aggressive a''a sllnports herself anu SIX
children, tito Oldest n 10y Of II, on n
farm ncar tho Snt,disilcld Church. She
her children acted generously soward her
Wlsen the way he lind wrol'ged her wns discov-
cred. Several years ago he deserted lis wifa
ianna, and lie two CAME to tits country To-
gether, oarlln! tho farm Mrs. Sullivan now
tlils III sandlslell. One day Sulllvan's first
VITO appeared Of. tho scene. There
and, after DECIDING =. the farm to
Johnuna, Sullivan left the ,tnwn, aud
las not siuee beun hcnrtl from. Mrs, Snlll-
van plucAily accepted the situation, and Inns
Sila las beon IN lot wator with her neigh
bofs 1uost Of tic time, rcscntlng both insults
and Injuries, In tho court, arG there ia no
doubt that sl'o hns bcen largely to blame for
tnnnniruni1s - :. I. .
, 1881-07-18

cholco venls, and At 1T tpoais PIT head tor s2sx M
uft,ay. and Tic ioilomiSs wosa .hs clo.ina '''
j, QUOTATIONS. 90
Esim I1ecves-ssesvs Weighing I.s1'bs nnd o,,e,.
cisss Ssys, III. Hit ;S;:,:ii:;rai: -,
nG It'd !" irG lb.. aass
ina ia0 !b.'. =. IN. s
im ill.,. sa..:
E:$:s?: : ~ 4;
s Soea 7. ras ste q nd
sheaah t.,e resS,pla materially IaIaor shan far
s Sss4 I s @ sss
Ecek .Ge sarse ni rrices %aa sapi'iiy upWara. tEo
81 sPi & Si i, S sss;s i,
@ ss Sj js II ts ss il 5 tsf
Il:
ss''s f!ss fsss Y: ss ~
ssss :as ,ss, s;s :; :;s$
.s % :iSs
latigr e,f,atI on Eastern .exi6rt Nnd
$s:|: A.! / ;;
Asad. '"'~
1T. LoUIS.
TT. 1.ouis, Inly observation-disclosures sp0. ship
n,ents 2a0 Mo native ttscra olIered at arass Tek-
pcrn nb!I,t nnly atGhasur'a pr'cot fr 9ur ranI-
!nH e92aan. ctluce Texans Wnnld bring Ek'5t Hlnck-
e. nna o;I 5Geaets 4 scnrSe n . nna w""ed r
elIKEl,-lsoeeirt. 2!l hhlpncnts nonot scaree nml
: ii6aA-Qnlatt YUrkerr, ft.20a62i, paektDv, Ht0Ga
meilts, y 1M
.' ~: ctNursNArt.
CINCINNATI. July iG.-lIpnB-Qutett common anu
alit. HSsaHboi packing and bntchors, SalV1Gih E1-
Cetpts, ,tu0s shipments, mo. -
, 1881-07-18

OH CRY, i'a., Jny 1d.-1ETHoLErst-Qutet and
neltve Ertle unk,endy, Tinted certificates oj,aned
at 75sc; closed at sSs{o' refined, pic, Philadelphia
delivery
cr.EyxhANp, July la-rEr'ohEuAt-tbpIct; Stand
ar! wh,t. n! sG:t1Ae, =, ,,,,, ,,..,to,,, ri; a.,
eln1iR0 tU.dny voted u lnye tho now rule regarding
thu change III qN fruttt1nnI variation IN thu InFkGt
fn N rfn cHnt Hr barrel 10 1f cent per bArfe!,
~ into elrect OH AlUtdny M,urnNN next
, 1881-07-18

CVNNIsFlN1E1Is =
CtSc1NsAr1. July ,d-currox-ln goodIdamnnd Mt
tic.
FlrhuR-.ln good demand, family. s 4o25.i8s fancy,
$&oIalN
GRAtN--whent saastyt No. 2 red s,.lsal.lG,d. Corn
strong md higher, No. mixed. h9{c 0aaa tcz,rca
s,,d rnls No. 2mlscd. 4lc. lsyo fm' No. 2ntst.oi&s
rnov1sIoSa-rnrk i}rln ut s.am lard weaker 1T
llI0J. Bulk Inanh qliett Shoulders. B1ns clear I'll.
pAc HMc,n steady; shoulders. 1hct clear Rib, md:
clanr, lF54c.
DuTTEH-Faru hHd unchnrGcl.
, 1881-07-18
What Atls You'f

Is II n itsor,lored liver. giving yoM yellow
skin Or ct,stIva t,owels which tinve resulted II,
slistreRsing plies. or do your kidneys refuse 10
viii soon @ i io uIosEcd WIG possoTs. rako faW
.,oscs OF Kidney. Wort and you'll feel like Il new
1nnu-natilro vii! throw or overy impeachment
AMI each orgnn will lie rcntiy for d.tty, Drug
X!sts sell 10th tho dry aud Nunid.-Eu1.spi'le
IFthtHei
, 1881-07-18

nETnDlv. AIIcli. ,1Nly iI.-FLUum-uulut.
tlItA1SWiicat inacliyei No. whtu. s1.lsS{: 1mly.
sL19l, .AuH,lr {I1ss{, September. tt.ti5At ucner,
5lsf; No. white, x!ii;. No. rets. $l.2os receipts.
9,UN hit Alpfa6Hts. 1.Uu h,t. .~.,
, 1881-07-18
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wer1 tho receipts md shipments
OF lcNdlng artclos Of produce III this city during
tho twcnty-four hours onltng at = o'clock
Saturday mornlug and for tho corresponding
tImO year ago:
, 1881-07-18

HnrrALt, Iuly lG-tsRA1S-Wheat qulct; suID bn
No. tarl lnIAth September nt sl..a cnrn anlet,
thai.
CANAL FltEi0Hrs- Unchanged,
, 1881-07-18

hiss. Maria Nelnhar.t. poughkeepsie. N, r,
My ireausty 81 suttsrs t. ID viii saumatis
GIuce he used the OIL the attacks BECAME lesA
frequent and the nilnleMt las now left hiM
altogether, Nelglbora ami friends to whom
have Recommended tho remedy report tho
same excellent results,
, 1881-07-18

NEW yti.W. July lA-iius!nc*a continues moderate.
will packagsh hntes ut,d Iobhng trade qntntt c0ttor
EU0,is moving freely an back urderK and prs firm,
dirk prnex In fair enuhd nt rAt nndki cation raaa
1ua in falr reai!est wu0Iun EoOus au(ctaad steady;
iNvelXr guUuS unlat,
, 1881-07-18
nEw E10
lkETRaLE1rnI..

OswEuo. N. y. July n'..-tsnAtS-Wbeat steady,
torn tirnt, lilgh nlfxed, tlc
, 1881-07-18
COTTON,

NEW OnLEANs, July lt,-cOTruH-Qnfet mlldl{nR
1i},u, Iuw do, l01xc; Ruod 0rtnary. Wet net ru-
cc!ps, 81, baest Eroas, 10; exports, France, aat
EalGy, LIEU; stock, Dt ,a1, 49,
, 1881-07-18
NAII.fblOlkE.

GnAlK-WneAt-Ws4tesu lower aud fairly active,
No. winter rUd. spot 3Lzs,49Lab3{t july, sL2sst9
1Eafs Auxu1t. x..AAl III II xHt
, 1881-07-18

Uihrr ren1ntries,...."..."" iii -" GA0ii
rot.,, 1ix,i i:SN;F1i 7.ia7Ti
A letter frs,u Milford. Ech,. to irwin, Orr 4
Co., Of mi. civ, snyt: "Wr hnye a inrvcIy In.
creased ncrcnse OF wheat, aud ,he crop Is i.,ok-
tnp well nt tho urcscnt limo III almost every
INSTANCE wu havc heard. Tic iato refrc,l,.
Ipx rntns have c|rcct,Ini,y stopped fnr a
t,mp tho wprktnss ot tho chIuch- trg.
Unless something unforeseen occurs, we look
forward TO a wheat crop us larup IL not lerRor
thnn hns over hern obtained I'll this ytciulty,
Harvesting t1as atrca,ly commenced III some
places. As regards corn, the wet srritig tcntie
to rctluee the ncrcngc, so that wp hnye IN n1oro,
Il rs n,,.ch, In thnl, we Ind Inst year. Tic eatly.
planted looks finely, md tue later Is looking
wol,, mud. though smnlt, Ia growing rapidly. wo
will probably huve much |nrgcr yleld tt,nn Inst
, 1881-07-18

Short ribs a1IIer August. cnsnd vt Long
cearR qtlued At e2f0 1HOsa nHd p boxHlf Gltnlb1r-
lads @4o poxsd onR osnt l'an: iOt %l!1io awoot.
ErGGH hams, ENNIS nvGtIgG. 8}HiRnc.
Bacon quoted at 1es7hc for shoulders. 0s3AQc for
Ah0r r1a, l0iJ11 for short clears. for hatls
all cnuyht0tl and pnCked.
HEEF-WhA GutDt nj tQ.-haloa1 Tor TeSA. 4ll41t4
lilo Tor extra mess, ana 3l.uSa1lW for hams.
, 1881-07-18

fctnhcr. f2ktf:i1E. Cast-Westcs,r 1utst nnd unsy,
ulscI. ,ros and iuIy. EiasG4o, August, H,J&G.atcl
atcnI'.or, &a.io. Oats tn. ltyc nunn.nnI.
ltAy-13MIt md uHhfsalIIrd.
llgi,nr md vcry firm. stess pusk
ltsNh *lAN tuk ansatF, packr,l .tjds10e, 1ln,,,,.
nl!.Hscss Asn' .Ic.r Fa adu., iJ'ie tinns, iIa ;c
IiHrri:,t."s s,asI; Western frnsn srn,s, ila!,c,
EnH*-Eas!er .ift ttlll II ltr.
lskrttDLEEAE-i.Dwofi tG!Ihuts, t5ic. ..'
,;IurE1stE Es-t:Utfct Qutnts stlo rnEgoes G<0llttc
WittfKV-stnndy At tiliNGl.i7.
tMEIuiiTs -;ttnchnHgod. ss
E6M bu.i
bAIEs-Whest tai,VT G,,s corn, i77,sn at.
, 1881-07-18
,-1Tf}fL{h.

t11TU1E1N.
PgontA, H.. 1niy lG--0hAtS-Corn ar.n, hl9h
Mixed &4@e4Sc mixed. 4Gtsc. Gata nrtat M. while,
:M<e 1IyA ecnrce; cnr ltcu su1t nt.gc
1llG1twIAEa-Fl Al Il l.CNH.
NErHttTR-1yllont t1rl hu3 eotn, nj, lilo but oats,
1U+E but ryg. Lt1n hit barley, htWh,i.
Hlln'MEaTs-Whcat. i.Nn Init c1rn, ii, bt& pnts,
Hi3V III; ryet 1,Gigs bnrlyy, Hpup.
, 1881-07-18

TaLxno. o., July lA-uHA1N-Whrnt qu!ctt M. Z
rcd. lny; FILL. August mud September, Sltts tcttt.
lmr. &li:,t, year fl& carn quiet. No. ?. Au.'sst,
4s!tet yeMr. altfs Ont. trans M. INT So ~, ,...
lUM hu.
hcAt. :7,0 bu; corn. top bn; outs.
, 1881-07-18

Money market easy Mt 213 per cent, closing at
=, Frlme mercantile papos lb4!4 per cent.
,sterilnE exchange, e0-day's, atcady ut 4Bi; de-
maud. 44d.
NEW ONLEAN8.
NEW ORtEAHH, July 18.-Sl3ht exchange on
New York. sl.to per 81 600 prCMlaa; sterling,
, 1881-07-18

- tEUKtENTINE,
.WttM'SaroS,, July la-srtnsrs 'runrKSTssE-
, 1881-07-18
I1IoI1lEIt,

ThaEo were only i've CntRoea IN The market on eats
urny, liece stun rc,raincd firm nt ts advance OF
friday. and sklinRies NeMt of Incky at the ruling
, 1881-07-18

lnaction OF the kidneys aud urinary organs
cause the worst of diseases which Hop BIZ
terS c4Ees,
, 1881-07-18
RAILROAD Y'TJrM-TI7,.=

A Nl.!VAL AND DEi;A -:
I1aw xTK& K&iHs1.KxrhANArioN ~ o. MnE ill., Of
isoaasy Ssssn.e ff5ss.ea. Sunday ssssc,.1s
For aians = X"yIih.xtsisrn Hallway
n|.s X 4! Gtark.S. urad Iacc, Is1inro
sts cnrts"r ~ isnse, I, 3hai,.t ad liz
, 1881-07-18

MILWAUKEE July -FToun-Firmty hold.
uHAt*-Wl,cnt htFnnHi No. MllHAnkon Sf.1o.
iuty, lito, AuxnAt &liI<, Hantetnbar, sl.iik, o..
sabcr ftt2i Auvcn,bct. sittst No. 3Atltrankoe, stI
No. %noullna, Earn Inactive. NJ. NJ ad'<c, Oats
ilrnlcr mud scarce. Nh. 2 At I,c. hyo toWtr, No.
At ptskEs. 1insIey eaxert Nh. 2 at glfaca:
i'ti,lviYtnXR:-l Mess rnrk Him cash nna
Angnats fl!M so1gnl1eE; iMr1-t'r'rno scam. tl1.Sa
itNtIa4-Enslcr{ Ntt1ktN.GsL
nEcE1rra-fi0uf, 8U11 hrta; wheat, :fA0O bMt corr.
81 itI& Exrs-rlour iaoou brss rhsat a',on but
, 1881-07-18

cfDro veMls, and Al {tt u1Al3i pne tehd fnr atnek
cAvfS There wss dull mid heavy inntkce On sat'
uttiny, md tic following war1 lhs ctustnR
uuUTtTtuSt
, 1881-07-18

new. op.-.-.. !.
..AALT1rhete nas steady tsads At quotauous.s
Fane Salt, Saginaw nnd Naw fack.....,..s...t liz
EDaFtG malt pot pflt
it!fY. Mata
Ua!fy WHhoAt aAek1. 1.gV
A4ht0n 1altys PR 's...s.s's'st. Ss
VF0una 6!ltt IN oA2e .ssts*t.sss-s !4
Ne E]H-SYeIo lnAettyo. With salsa 0f naxssca nt
$H cn4ti and 4btI for S0ptonhAf. Futures In tlmA-
thy rvteA 4! tt0 for august md ta t1I Hoptamb.r.
aud ii jgsG,fa fos county rendered. viii No. eoun.
trF At knp. t.'.-.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-03-11

If anybody thought that the so called
kicker element of the Republican
party in this state lacked the power of
effective organization, the conviction Of
kemble and the overthrow of the sena-
torlal caucus undeceived them. The
amateur" politicians wrought with
professional skill. They naturally feel
strengthened by their success in this
state and at Washington, and will plume
themselves for higher flight. There was
no hatchet buried at Mitchell's election
if so, it has been dug up. The Inde-
pendents propose to demand large re-
cognition from Garfield in the distribu-
tion of Pennsylvania patronage. Their
present onset is for the capture of the
Pittsburgh offices, whereon they propose
to rest their lever for the defeat of Cam
eron in 1854. Senator Newmyer. law
partner Of Bayne. is being pressed for the
collectorship out there. Mr.. Bayne is
aiming at the senatorial nomination to
succeed Cameron, and with the prevail.
ing quarrels in his own household. the
young man will have quite sufficient on
hand to employ himself actively for the
next three years.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-03-11
STATE ITEMS.

Pittsburgh is to have the Herdic coaches.
Elias Cooper, 12 years old, is being tried
in Pottsville for killing young companion
with stone.
One hundred and sixty-tree thousand
dollars in gold and silver were paid out to
the railroad employees at Altoona on
Wednesday and yesterday.
Edward TAFT has brought suit against
Allegheny county to recover $1,000 for
wine, which was stored in the Pittsburgh
depot at the time Of the riots and was de-
stroycd by fire.
There arc ten normal schools in this
state, one at Millersville, Edinboro, Mans
field, KNtztowu. Bloomsbury, West Ches-
t,r, Shippensburg, California, Indiana and
Lock Haven.
The Altoona Sun publishing company
has been sold out by the constable and
everything was purchased by the Messrs.
Barclay. The goods, with the exception
of the type, brought their full value.
From Pottstown a married man named
David Wise, a puddler, is missing, and SO
is the wife of Harvey Hartenstine, another
puddler, and it is supposed they have
e!oped together. Mr.. Hartenstine has
gone in search of the missing pair, with
blood IN his eye and revolver in his
pocket.