davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-10-19
ARTICLES.


| Tho following grain waa Inspected Into atoro IN
this city yestertlay nornInR: y ours rcd wLcat,
cara nwor Kr,cs w'nteT, ]! cara No. :. sprinx, Il,
cars No. : do. II Galrs rejected. cnra no yr,tde
| ttJ whcAt): lgo cars No. . corn, ~ cnrs hjgl,
mixed, lIp eArs rojoctct. chra no grs.stu EasJ
csrt,; u cara white oals l; cars M. = Mixed -
cnrs rejected. car 10 Krtlt f4S uats); IL ears
M. rye. cars r0Jeatctl; 3cars aul a4,u00 b,l
M: barloy, 10 cars No. i do. II cam lower
Hra''cs l;A1 barloy]. Total t'es ours). :Al0o ,u.
inspected ont, 10 MIC bn wheat, llp,ED bu corr,
G,8El hi oats, H,0ll hn rye. ED bi barley.
The le'ttllnS produce tuarkcts wcra only mod
erntnly active yesterday. ind wuru grnuruly
lower. They wcakuncA early, probably bee,.,lsv
the raan had cGasc,l, uni thpn ruled steady ut ts
decline, ctoalu4 with fgia tone. The fnrcIgn
s1lnrkes averaged stronger on grain, witt, littlo
ch'l1HA In rrOvtstolis and our receipts wore
ANAL oil round. with hIgllor prtces for hogs,
which arU now mich higher lhNs product a:rss
pork closod 40u iOwsr. ut $l1@sss l7..5 for No.
sonlnr UNI *ls.:5e!H.ss7'i tor JunuarY. l+nrsi
cosed too lower, at *!l.;aGt1L7ah for November
and $l..C5GE l..07h fur JRnary. shnrr ribs cItsea
:.5e lawsr, IT. Es,d:.sG Gl8Gl fir November. Whrat
closed MI lowsr, Ut $l:alE I.J.i far Hovon,tor
aud $t.!stbl.t8,4 for Deermber. Corn c.osed ~
hghor, Mt l0r Nuyen,b1r al.u GDa, ,(ktiyao
tur Mus. Oats csoseu unchanged. ut iIGt4tAu
for Ootubsr, l&IGD4i4 iur NGvunlhgr, aud Isl;f4
!ssu for stny. lsyutlosoa lsltic low er, ut $lVs,i
@!ul TOR OotoborAnd $I.p1!iGE Loo for November
Hurley chsb unchanged fur No. =, ut El,(Nx
oash and tl.L1.i for November, with No. . nom
inally ut isu. Hogs were Nbl0o lowur as tho
close, at Tor lsxht aud ut $u.UDa7:D for
hcuvy, Cattle wero tlrtu, With sa1es ut $40
U.s7H,
nry Ro0tla wero nOdoratcly active, lesrItp the
continued Wet w0atlcr, aEId tho toAo of tho 1uar.
kut wus llrn. ~ bufuro Jlopts aud slIt,es uu,
rubber goods arn slill moving In generous way,
kIfIt
, 1881-10-19
BUSINESS.
Stocks open Strong, but Close
Very Weak.
Money Easy, but Panic on the Paris
Bourse Disturbs Confidence.
Gould a t1cnvy Seller Of Manhattan
Finances In Chicago.
The Produce Markets Loss Aeiiyn-Pfoy'sIons
Very Woak, In Sptlo Of Higher
Prices for Hogs.
4 Sharp I|etlinc In Wheat, mud Then Moro Stcadi.
ntss--Curn DraoMd, but Closed Stronger
-otIler Grain Lower.


Htocks 0peHed moderately str0nH, bit dill mt
stnnd mp we'll. Heavy sales wpre reported by
Vanderbilt nj Now York central. Tho Osborne
tRrty wcre sAif to t,0 s,,usg Of largo amounts
Of Lake Shore and Western Unon and tho
pOnla In tho cUnl stncks were feeding out their
apgctnfilcs. Nuw York hiyIccs atntel that every
effort WIS being inndc 10 sustnIn prices In Hrt!er
that tho clique might unoI,d. Gould aUne WIS
credited with efforts 10 hold up tho tnnrkct. Ills
support was given with brfllInnt Altccuss to
Wabaah and Western Union. huth Of which
closed weak. III tho tnat hntr hour there wMs
notccably hcnvy selling, which was attributed
10 tlso pnntc ro1'ortcd OH tho l'nt7s f'nurse.
Money wns eay .llt tlay. but TINT fact played Iio
part iii thu maintenance OF nsIcus.
Tho rnlltDad war CONTINUES, and, IT reports
current atllung rattruad tien Hrc worth nttGl,.
ton. Il likely IL continue. It Is tho general ex-
pectnt'on that Vanderbilt will close tho contest
Mt tho end Ut tito navigation sensur. E,it tIloro
bitter outbreak ut l,ost!lItics than ever wtcn
nnygNtlu!, ciM1s Is tlihse thnn likely to 10 nlu
0t tho AurprIsGs OF this surprising war. Wall
street and people Ecnerally believed whcn 1t
bnunn tilAt It WIN merely thrent u influence
Wall atrGet. Whcn thvy saw blDod come tley
dcclarcd 1t wus to bu merely shori. llyul
demonstration to enable slr. Vanderbilt to huy
Att Tic stocks hH Wltnt1tl. f}ltt tho HCtuNl
hostilltfcs hive ousIvel ull these hypothescs.
Vanderbilt tells his friends that he 10 rudy to
tlght flvu years II needed tn curry his point.
Efcyotrtl ruIirnn,l ,nutters mr., growing cnrn.
pltcated nn,ln. ,J;,tluc ttnrrett t'ns gre,,trt +,
tem,u,r,,ry i,,iunn,iun IN Mctrornitnn vtnnr.
holder to prevent tho co,lsumnnt1o1 OF tho
Agrecmcmt between tho managers Mciro-
pntnu ,,r,nu W.T.. nnthfntr bnv t.,n rooI. n x.m,
nu,I ,),nt Gn,,d s,,,ro Tim unnn,,n,nn,n,t ,f t,n
otl,cr ,luy thnt n reimbursement hntI i,rcn ,n,jt
which oui,,uly,, Manhattan 1 nur crnt. ,iIyi,
dcuds had sulIi HlrNl shurcs of n ut mn nvrrnvo
oYE;.
HILLS In stuoks wero busIuu their hnncs ou
c,su In tuoucy. u,d ouotrI lumtinu nnutnrs m
saying tint currency Ind lcnuu Il, r,.t,,ru from
tic rpl1ntry. and Tint Inn ysih1r s,,nnIv os rnr
rc,cy wps iuruo en,a,u,, IN nruycnt INV ret,,r.
ryrec or lnot,utury struu.nny.
Tho ut.N Strrct Dui'v Nrws atntcs that II ia tn
formed on vtaal nuthnritv I'm. au,os rr rfni,,,
l'HfHFx At1l HnFltt}Hi1tl U1tEEY NtIfH tHutlO by
, 1881-10-19

aaksI ~ ,su1!eFor tr!ln kidney troubles, when
Lc NV IL TX k!dnc{ Wurt, "il rr it, Gt Il viii
hculSn,.u,s.. ,us. Mosu" The u.it, Kot well, and !s uuw
!he fLu..ssa sai!seMtnt of tho st4,,n,lch acts upuR
kIluey II aAa !!rer, bringing tliseusu and pnitt,
sas caus.,. ost u tho ttue rclIledy. 1t gepuyD4
4htf en- WI Or ury act equally eliirlansly.-
, 1881-10-19

Tho following wero tho receipts and shipments
Of Lending articles Ut produce In tho city during
tho twenty four hours ending ut u'elnek Ttius-
d'ty morning md for tho corresponding tIule a
yu,tr iiNt:
, 1881-10-19

t0hsi
llInrs ttilr mud caFtsps. gsr
tiGSM sW'WWsHtH t&l
snM nFRlu' @.k
"'u ~
...s't**
'HdGNlSG-fllIsraI wis n QnIGt aHu xttalty nnlEkut
fur suala III th!x itae+ w auHtrt
sMtx.: f!3trlaIa {a5 hu. ~ Slt3H
shtsr Cieak' !s's .u!ai.e" sHta..
x'"3oan. !s ~. anb'o"s!
hul"IElt-t1ntinuet arlunssn II Aolvt fur itIis
sias. Tlu du'ImHa II NoI 9nlau a. silarp Il Wis.,
thu prevailing hlGh pF esa bns!,x c.ul.tA IN rs,l-
siutably dI1Nthe4 euHsusnrlu. tut tae dutl,aMu ID
sufficient u kHsp s1ucka du~ ~ A0durRse usnslotIs
Ind prts0nt any dsuflne. Wa nlAln gInte!
tFeaHeFy, chulru. It'd u Eultslu xs4us lGaN
tsc1aplt, tr ~ Euud 4'ucAllx stUGx. .,,issE
iiatry, ialf i, Hu"i. - a ~
ctlEtsE-tn Tits Aarket tho alsuRlou war tho
ranle IN iur humber Ut days prust0us yra.lo re-
malas quilt uisd prices arr stualy. ~ Ri.sn bsluw;
Enlt ctraA Angust. .......... ..,..,,.,,,1y 4kl9.;
Fn!l gsu!l+ sepethltAF. T. it
!hars kim LAetar etucs liz
Fart skt!I 1!nt gholco
l'aEt tkln. cson 10 kuJ1..,.. ,,.,,,.,,.,., n
A'uh u
tNAh-Was In gair dsnIna, ana w. uuutea urn ut
f0Enlet prlevs:
f1tS ff.t.ntass.. - f2 tE':';;.SarS so
biatsS:s H ss:.. oa!s e. sSj;: |i}jssj;
itsiHiHstsit;.;::::.: a1 1"'a..'' '''''''' @"
.hG SGHE4ITFr1 !. AZ i,t L for 0ork barrel.
Eta;s.Msss afa4 nnd higher. strictly fresh selling
.y! 1!ss: e.
t.ea; ~ T!ts's "ss soutnusa good demand W.
.s';ns''.i.: ', psf gig
, 1881-10-19

REAL ESTATE.
Tho following tnatrumcnts wero filed for
record Tuesday, Oct. 10:

Tho following inatruments wero Gled for
recor! Tuesday, Oct. 1s:
clrY PROPERTY.
:yof I; T. sss saa o1 ciss kscui sM e l. f. ss as'ae
i'al:sa 81 w::t s;ns;. Gt,a w
s?r! 's's ss I'll i %s1% 4! sat''' Ssss1 i; 4 sss
;;% It. jis;s; As;i;i
A;'sas ss:s u *eS s?5 Il IL ceG.'s. G a;ae + i bSss s
wS;f; asS ~; ii i III : i sn ; t:si;,ri; III
s'Ss se sssr Sst f'f9fnb & ~ g. 4as q a1
]S't i; /: isssj j i$; 4sas;:si s au
os i iSoft c,as q s'is, u +, I'D T. ss
rhs No. 3ii; ~ ;i;s Uvii wv
tMMrtln G.. Hurt to Marta 4. ltnrn1}.......... 1Un
%ss !; o fS5 "s "5 s' X 91s y 81 H. / u S*i 4 &
Ais X s,: ill i IL L II isSis 4 + i;
";. s. '!si ss H H" g. ';s$','k ss !. I'll;
,.isi,,ss %t, ss 4 Hdxns v g & I'm
Ns1;Isi ss!: # F,s i, ;a's% 9s, ,Gairn H.
lstsr y. = j ii s.a nsaF Ghmysf It.
ss f'fss r bso" 'sn; q II IT, Scys; sSys
$!s S il; I i; Sss;;2 Iii Ii Sas,;y?y j 5S:;;;
Inv! ,aao
ESsSS;'s ssis S 70 g. s"sy "fvsS "n" hst
f;s Il a;j iii: ;$s$; Nit;: i; i%S ~
ns';sf SS!ss In, Wi,: w
I;sah c;;si!pa,iy g. i:hrax1. iiuria'ut"n i
S#:! @5 G.; sj '
s.@is @isd si;s, II
sSSsii ;sa i 81: f. j aS':ss s SS;s, ;S @
c!s. i, is Il ii ws:i sisd.$ With '''
wss. is!risn @s \. . xSS;;iv:s. liz @o
NORTH ortiTf 1lM,rH WITHIN 4 uAftrs Or 1xvES
Miis ttP TIN cuC1tr-lsOEBE.
s'nT "ss se5 i se6st {. I'll II aea "a & 6
Uranus ielnehhrtI ..................,.....$ 4C00
SOUTH or c.rr t1MIra WITHIN a RADIUS or SEVEN
Mi!.t:s Or THE cuUNT.atDl:bE.
Swan Ht. W cor nf fIark, H. + ~ r. 10 nlIcy,
,'nsS ,I! .'cs, II %. uni a. N. rcckt'am 10 H.
S!ss4rli i; d I; II lii;.i.:;. il 10
s' @ Il, ,"I',sr,, sa,sn II a;,S| Z Al e
1aa, t. % P%ts l. I$l1is ii. ''''s
:iste. ~. tWili&a t. Wsissr t. W.T. ". I.
NEST or CITY llMITx WIIHiSA MA1If1's Ur s3yrS
MILES or THE ruuHT-l,iti'sl:.
y 81 e M"s NMaSfnt Ssi:s sii:s; Is s' ss T.
l,nsfnnan u u xiitnS az !; H. !atcd 80"
, w. II n. Allen 10 Ehnrlss Murrir}.....:.. uu
!HiIt, aassi Sept Il it IL .a ieSey II 10 1. *
1Aeh"tus' w
, 1881-10-19

hptefat DApateh 10 Ths Ehttdgp Tribune.
I!OsrOS. Oct. is.-1n mining shares. t:l'i.ltnet i
ifrr!n soItl nt I'll, cr-dtvdeM1. Silver Islot nd.
vuncc'l ai, tn rt5s: bonanza Development y. 10,
'o6. sah Pedro drcllncti 3-lh: t.ainipa ictlinel
G4, to Nm: Osceua Is, To 28lt: fougias Il, tn !.
10 the trtsftrt dssortd'tt I'ft.s.
flOsToN, Drt, lS.-stlnng stocks cIosod al fol.
lows:
tNlutuut Il ifaun .....1l5 nhac. ....,,,,'t,.. liz
@E.anki!n.. @ ;3stl*es Isios.....".... Iai
|t"nbles....,4, +ssss.. l'fsal
, 1881-10-19

Chicago hunk ccnrIngs were $st.0UD00 Looms
Weru ncsIvc Mt W17 pnr cert. Country orders fur
currency were ulmlcrntc. New York cxrhanKo
sold hetwcon banks at Gnqts1o pur $I,UD tis.
count.
Nurth Chlcago City Hnllway Gs sold Mt lI.!S;
West Division city Railway Ia at 1Os; Chlcapo
4!is at 10y. Theru was n better Inquiry unl
ttlUru business.
, 1881-10-19

Hog rH0DUCls-Wsrs ses. actlvo and eul,s wpok
Tletu MhA H nlaLaFiAi GlIange In tho tneu VI furp!9
hdvltos Al1 su,as Eruat Ut os werp quu,etl AiIhve
hsrs but lhe feeling prb.uct was huayY thtuuxli-
nut There wore ft01 nllufiuA1 puEIy, III ~ ,HlutAy
With Tho decline n wheat. aud uus uluel, del1laad,
xhils tn hsastnssa c1hsihusd sitter etrcmls .R 4u-
euls's sltniIer. rtls weaknesa arsy 1us ~ su-
p0Fcd lnrte STOCKS Ut shut.Ilta, mAIcl. boru uu4A
utheF I'T'Iauct III company. stueks Ut Fib4 hata n-
cEdaAo Unessxta 1HrR lhe pask lnOntls. TAu Ur1tr~
lnxs wsr1 h0~uypf. cAtahy speculative. il wns said
saI tc recent deEte IN stAH hu4 carried 1t down tu
tAnt wheFu lhsEo II i0As tu The packer VI uAriy
sl every Ata Ilo huhtiDs. Rh4 uf euurts paeksrs
eunnot 'auI .nuTn HsH s*uH un1rE slci st.n1ltun..
h04uw lte I9teat ptcts VI At1ti1Gy, Ut ,D f1f
{oenG nols, :bot ns A9st ~ M9i!lh x'a tIs
ssstsE u ri 8. :sls5 nYsssSi a
lGs bvIlsr Eubruxtf Vi ~ ~ ~ U: and l,1s iris
ssllts Assc4 " $A1tslAAI. I9L4L ahxal b5la, Tie
, 1881-10-19

hIuhrr ft,- ,,.or. tro,os ,,a .,,..,t...t.. -,
r1.sn,n, ~ t.,,. n"', N"' a' .ia''nesr,'' "no
lFFElWu JEyI4 Ht{O 1E1ltG Hill nUchnHPpft.
fitrhE Tall
cxhIhi,f,,w wnstn nns. ,.unt"t,,. s.,, n".. "s'",
cnrm,xiitx p,n,l.r" ,s,' .' 10. "ancu
VIM ,nnrc n,cntv sr, s,,,,. ~ ,.,.a m'u t"..o
pntatoc. wnrG IN rnoI .,,',,.. ~ =. 49," n4".co'
,,nv for I'm n,,t tynnk H. .noS. a.a.... ~. ~,
ftmothy verc t,nctt.n ~ .'r...'sr "v'' ano
emu,l. C,nvcr wns ,,,,,n a. a. WI n '.ns 10y
tftntthv n sya.,.m5tn r.. +s,... " ~. ., n.I
wn. wnnk. ,ciine ~ a. !. oa.s n.y., :" e',e
tho NINTH. ~ F''" e"'"' "'' s'''' e''i"F
f,nko frctpb,. wo,o ,ottva a.. .
r,,,r", ,,,.,s. o "e.'s' .no t"'" y" c'1h ~
, 1881-10-19

uoytrhmtnt bon.ls were hisher. III CAlraKn,
District Of CpEumbia AI1s were lU7 hid and los
asked; unItcsi StAles a!4s tas e0Ntinurtlh lUn.s
lid and l00ai asketl; 3fs (6s contiuued) wuro lti|
bid and I00A Askotl, tx. Interest; II, ll5.s lid
nud t1a asked, ex. Interest; and 1!ss, ll.s b4l
un1 lljll asked. At 1,ouu tho continued b. Were
l00h ard lU0zi.
Foreign exchange was stronger, indicating
H,ors settled tuno III thY market. Itatrx ud-
rnnetd twice. lAnkers' sterllnx WIS iSl454a1;
sterlInx hetual Faiea wufv 4S0tE4Ht; commercial
sterling WIS nom'natly 411A&547sA, Continental
Fales wero also better. l4Ankcss' franca ware
telA for sixty days and 6s:sH for dom and, French
commercial ftl'h s-~-r '"- -" '-f~ih
, 1881-10-19

HREAIsT11rr4 Avn SrE1,s.
s: ri e % .s e. i; !; ;ss: (: I
::s ss %s's a' srs. s ~s:s 81: .s % IL:
w, rsf" , ,,nts to ~ ~. .1!nH. =, .ax no .aet.
T",ai II" coua, IL !" s ~" "sS % ~ Dfs r.. Hour Al k
nj aS4a thls .p,lnss t;st; sa 1T sha a',ea o~.
s.ss T. SPRINGS Hdoaa's. h,o ,lonF At about sllass
t,+uv,, ,,,,,,-,,vvs-,vo.
ss asas 's sss s'
nj .,.,,tssa: TAoas screening. Il .lt er sons
M siSS #; 20 wisHTc%a. :: +: sSt ~ as,,,,x ,.,x. ~
,arer !anxc q prIee. rns marto. sa,.aee e 4sxs a
% ss,'y ,1,en M !; ,eenea H. ,saetsa 'e a' e'o..a H.
- # u a % s .!ss ssa
rs, s .a ;sn iI a y fiji
sss'SJ sssns;is,: =; atSs
Ss$ T. $
e1s'rs tr SsS* WI, IL i iss sis II, s
:;;$ Fl e. II 4:
.stod II T. is!sf i5is asss"Sf u St1sa 9s n II
e seSs xas i, ,ti;r r, r. fS:f
sSis Is l. S;:
stio~s s!,u rings fur .hs dug. Including Eall VnTi
''.s'!. ya s."r,'a ,,,; S,s,,a ,,,, as.s< y ,y"1s RI
ssi|s: si|s S; .::::';:' !S
s:|i:;: ss|is: i;'s;s'%ss':::: II I: S:!':s &
:ssi IL i .is :. 'oss asp'y
tnir,y sstiTs a aIit eas,cr. declining NJ
; ;'siss 4 ss:S: r
+ sf = ~ Ss: H.: = t":s &
~ 's 81 ~ S s s%t ii tFSt"s: a.. a. s'
5 ! III ts.si:a I: e al 81, II I E .sSi S Y Y,
i1.SY t,.i% m , :5ssk .di NM = Sa5s O.
;:; s$ss .tss: & Ss snss
;$ !; ti:|ss \; I'LL @ f. i;
;s ;Gs Ssii III JsIS dsS 'aeadnx
@",, '''A'A' cia~d nuuo< t7m>..
Ssijs! Vs..iMF.:: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MF.::"........:..Sfs Ilstsss i.
i Sei!!Sr i%sssaaSsSs!::::::s s3 stss3 III
s III; i;;:;I; iii !: s ss2s
!1an. opar dwer ta,s tis sosas r1iecs
S, H' aSSs sssss sS.: :Ss ;9s. . u ai
ia es ex III; IL tis SsSx Ssss ; n, ssf Ss.
Hatsuh' snMprs nnld fAlsly ~ nhuut Mondays |
fss ssI. s's .ssts 3 sat; =
h -: !. WI .st, : 'S
fur rriertui wf,it,,: lie III "asu; ut |kshn r.
III Ss s c,'cs S". rh,i" trsc ",5n On 's.rI x,e
s ssS; ss g. ss "'Sx rs II ns: Il:
''' sA'' t9u.sj fnno. fq,,>s
Es;;s; ss;;; ;;:;ii:;.::: S' $S S,: '' %
S,.!irr S,,y"H,t,ar' ''.''''''''11nt sssMt ~
srIIyr jjutstnosr. ..t,,s tG.ss III
Ssij:; ss;;sE !Ss ss,sss:' @ :lsts; Il; N
euf,v 1t tss Mad ~! o ~ netx MA. S T.; *pt sciilE
ss irier lid ms.Tutx n ILL.,; erss rnrt u h
Ss ssss 9fts Sa "i 5r % H. /;
"r IN m soos ess q VIZ @ ~ ~ retSste 1nd si
i;, ~ fs!tiy :.sl!'ns At .ea
nsss rs ssa ss:l Ii ILL., s4s1 w. s,Ht si;. !: ing e.a
wruk n,u tsrssr i ,,uniIy iI'IH ~ ~ tHs ~; MAa
wss mTt,n 1t cs atttg t"s So ~. hse.es u
liz S fr'n ~. h"nrt % T. a",i ~ tIsex "rnLH ~ ~
th:nS ~ VIII r anm e4aas 70 an.it sAtl
Monday. t.Uytf.s,td Wa* quntet1 ii G.;iks ii fmr
y n.,se .sE "tM T. imnniny ~ s"tts"Al FMaseeA Mns
ts.,, rMd % Il Il sr - t n ,nnt ~ sR ~ ~:
IL bats Cnytrbee nj H. Tor Ps,r Ii, chtIlct,: i
tffh hslA sS e:lgs tThfhy-tPc Ut tt:1Gtl1114 41Ah
II rrrs nnd ltaH Ga haxpned 1T III As1. r41a,t ia
= |
, 1881-10-19

G5I{Nf]1TIlf Efl1OfttF8
men ure ntt uuytuv n r,n1,. t.r ~. .",,,o',"
corn frn th,Ir ri,.,nt,,rs ror tro =.
tnrkn, E,o,r i, ~, IL .ns ,,n...' 49,. ."n :"
,,ult nua In nrn Ir.,n,,s n 10 ..,",.i ,,.. ~
win lin t1t,urc .,Iv.1, 1 nnIio,. ",t,..,s,., -,
thu wnrchn,,srten ins liz ,w,,ro, " nd ,a,ts,a ~
Tim an, n, ,nnktn, If ,wsx,n ,n, .sn ',,,,s.,,,
hct wrp,1 TIM Nnw ynr1 u f,,,,,, .,s"., ~
ah,u nj nro.it nrl .hn ,,.or md sr,.,.., ','..
Geoutuu N. urnj,, t ,,tton mi lima ,,",.,,s'.
thu wuy for II healthy tr,,,r. ''A~
nm rrcnch InurnI ~ fs,r,x ,,,,,,,.t.. ,..
, 1881-10-19


-, Gpstfat Msoateh to Thu Chicago 1tthuns.
Nos1s,S' Dot. iB:-l.Islness ut tho Stuck Ex-
eHHit1p t0'ay hAa leelt rathur tiuI, anti Tho tun
nt thu ttIArket WIS weakpr In thA Yl,pValfjes In
AtcatsnN stuck ;ilA ahNsus wprr st>. l'Ap E.fsl
ti1lt WIS Ut !asti, decline Ut Il. nlld fr0ul That
llA4re u tGll Hf 10 lif, aud was nterrd al thut
nra III tho Gtt.so. EhlGaxu. burlington & O,tiIuy
d1osnpl tram l51 ln Iki!44lHiii; HlI,lIusky
!fou! .a!s ~ @5hGtas54; WISCONSIN Crli-
Try! frnu @sls tu .;4; I.!ttlo .lftluk frpt,,
!?3 10 !Js Tnltt!1. [luipMo8 &; l3lrlluxtu IrOl,i
~ " lu e. ~: uhin4 laotttu fruln ltN litt
NeW inrk d EnW Et!xtanA ]. to u; W1rctstprN
NasntA 4. tn toNt EasserH frona II to ill., Nost,,,,
" htlMny was stettly Ut lbd, Us before, EuI,-
hGlt9M Vall9y ndvaHuttt ii. Ia 334.
n tiIltia Nurtls9Fn laultta 6s tipu!!netl Il, to
10y: lsHr!lor1 s l;riu prnfsrrctt 4, 70 GS|; al.
Mnt'o y i'tciia 0s Il. tu aHii; CoHIntl,,n Vnitvy
Hi ~ @as Atch!son saostXaxH " advanced j, 10
y landsttpks, wnter-power sold at u; posto,,
bell rolephone sold at HIN,
- tn ttfsterR Asxaeautsd tAxs&.
I!osroS. oct. l8.-Sl0eks uls,sutl ~ fuIlowa:
wafer FuWer.... \ tEastsrn H. l.,..,,., 45}k
i."stSi,, T. i. H.: III sis ts It'll t. i n; ~
fs: fs:fs,a sssIa il; IT, III a i; ssaa'sa
itosIuM At1Mny.....lsi I!tutlund Golitttt1.'
H. III: S;$?:;;;: Viii IT. Ss'sa S'S ~
IOAu0S. oct. 16-COnsOls, Q3 1H-lG; account,
% LID. Nv "s~~""''
uuitoA States seourl,ies-New 6a. 1oa
Katlroad stooks-lunuls canital. la; Penn.
, 1881-10-19

*Hurt Ribs eiote! 1T H.s!sttl'iX fur NDvamhnr
Tna t1f,*St9 ~ ;"1 tnilnry: in9 cieat. ,no.ed II
blxsd, nx:cut hn,s lltsjJ$c; awnet.piGktsd hnf,ts
auntsl n ll3i*sl? tor l%6B Averagcs: xrecn haf,s
tsar',m quoted n tstgc !nr ahnuers tDt{A l0t for
shoft tsb. for abort Cfasts k:s4c fur ntns,
,,nEEF-Wa. 0ilat al -. :ssIuU1 fur maas, 3lQ.a0a
1lW fHr ex&rN tu9ss+ Mhd tla.Gt1AU4 for huns,
, 1881-10-19
OPERATIONS IN STOCKS,

JOHN 4 DODGE & CO.,
unnkers and DrukGrs, No. u SvnIlst.. Suw York, iny
and cs,rr Htncks On to PCT cent marvin, an whei,
cure STOCK l'NiylLEt'l:S it reuaunn.ilu r,ttus la
which II 10 tl GIN be !nvestc Full Information on
nnlltntlun. and Ftnnrcnl tEnHtirt tent fssH.
, 1881-10-19

The hcnry selling III tho afternoon contributed
to tho bseak In prices. Tho market clnsnd sYrnk.
Vanderbilt stocks wDr0 tho weakest Of tho Ist.
Nancy tGl0, closing ut ;Qb4. Prime mcrc;l,tt]o
pA per h1;lb7.
sterling exchnnge. sixty tlnys, strong nt 460ll;
dolHnnh iRI1.
Produce exports for tho week, $7,lgt,lG:
GUYEitStK$TK,
, 1881-10-19
f.hli ii.InE sNo ~ s''N NN-Nte ..-+,N1IWt Neo

MEATs--!!ecllHtt lie nor 1U lkls t lii, srseuatlsp
sat' aft1 htAer cuts wHra nnlnMtIy uwes In synpa-
shy Sate. VIZ: tt.rtst q 2iii ,s shDtt III. 1T
,s!lsr SHsnnbee .c1rr December. and
tet9r l*nnatyt 3ittF CA EtHn i1nuts tn
!hsl Tfc s.sler Snvsh,or. PelGes Df rhdlnE GUS
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-06-21
ANOTHER TICHBORNE.
A Man who IL Believed to be tho Real !

"A Man who Ii Believed to bo tho Real Roger.
The San Francisco Examiner publishes an
interview with Gen. w. II. L. Barnes, the
general purport of which is that the real
Roger Tichborne has at length turned up,
and has unfOlded his story to Gen. Barnes.
In the interview the latter confirms the re-
port that the alleged Tichborne came to,
him for certain information as to how he
could best obtain documentary evidence to
show that he had never been in Rio de
Janeirc, had never left there in the vessel
Bella, and had never been wrecked and
picked up by the Osprey, as stated by
Arthus OrtOn, tho Tichborne claimant.
Gen. Barnes subjected his visitor to rig
OrOus examination of several days dura-
tion, during which he told SO straight
story, including many points in which
OrtOn failed, and other points that did not
come out in the trial, and exhibited physi-
calIy such identity with the lost heir, that
Gen. Barnes says he has reluctantly ar
rived at the conclusion that either the true
TichbOrne has turned up or that the man
in question is the most adrOit swindler he
has ever met in long course of practice
The Duke of Sutherland and DR.. Russell
also had an interview with the man, and a
full statement Of the case has been mailed
to England.
Tichborne says that he has been for q
great portion Of the time in the United
States that he served through the war !;
was married in Brooklyn, N. Y, and is
now living near San Diego, but will be in
the city again in a few days. He says
that his silence is the result of deter
minatiOn on his part to remain incOgnitO
for a certain number of years, now
elapsed, and this determination was
brought about by deep feeling of cl,agrin
at the opposition to his marriage with his
cousin Kate. The question of being able
to establish his identity does not seem to
give him the slightest concern, the sole
object of his call on Gen. Barnes being to
obtain evidence to show the falsity of the
report regarding the Rio de Janeiro cpl
sOde.
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GDulOlnO 1nd Arxenpc

Form the basis of many of the Aguc remedies
In the market, and are the last resort of physi-
clans and people who know no better medi-
cine to employ, for this distressing complaint.
The effects of either of these drugs are de-
structive to the system, producing headache,
intestinal disorders, vertigo, dizziness, ring
ing in the ears, and depression OF the consti-
tutional health. Ayers Ague Cure Is q vege.
table discovery; containing neither quininc,
arsenic, nor any deleterious ingredient, and is
an infallible and rapid cure for every form of
Fever and Ague. Its effects are permanent
and certain, and np injury can result from its
use. Besides being positive cure for Fever
and Asue in all its forms. it is also Il superior
remedy tor Liver Complaints. 1t is an excel
lent tonic and preventive, as well as cure. OF
all complaints peculiar to malarious, marshy
and miasmatic districts. BY direct action OH
the Liver and hillary apparatus, it stimulates
the system to a vigorous healthy condition.
For sale by all dealers. ju16-lwdcOd&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-06-21

MEssRs. WHITE BURDIcx, Druggists, Ithaca,
N. Y.-I can recommend Ely's Cream Balm to
relieve all persons suffering with Rose Colo and
Hay Fever. have been great sufferer from
the same complaints; have had great relief bv
using the Balm. I have recommended 1t to
many of my friends for Catarrh, and in all
cases where they have used the Balm freely
have been cured. 7. KENNEY, Dry Goods Mcr-
chant, Ithaca, New York. Sept. 6. 1850.
MEssRs. WN. Rust 4 SoNs, Druggists, New
Brunswick, Nj. since 6oyhood have been
troubled with Catarrh and Hay Fever, and
have been unable to obtain permanent relief
until l used Ely's Cream Balm, which has
cured me. After few days use could sleep
all night, which could not do before. K. L..
CLIcKERER New Brunswick, N. j. Price 80
cents. ju15-9wtleOdxw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-06-21

Mr.. James +. Cunningham, son of the
late Thomas Cunningham, is in Lancaster
to-day Oh brief visit to friends and rel.-
tives here and hereabouts. For the past
few years Mr.. Cunningham has been on
the engineering corps of several recently
constructed railroads in the far West. For
some time he was on the AtchisoE, Topeka
4 Santa Fe railroad, with headquarters at
Pueblo, Col, and his recent thrilling ex-
pcrience i'm an Indian ambush is rcmem-
bcred by all vino read the account of the
same published in the INrELLIGENCEis at
the time. At present Dir. Cunningham
is on the engineering staff Of the Mexican
Central, q railroad now in course of con-
struction from El I'aso to the city Of Mexico
He will remain East about q week. The
Southwestern climate evidently agrees with
him, as he is iu the best of health.
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Tho Shiffer Fair.

Last evening the Shiffier fair was very
we'll attended. The American fire CON-
pany to the number of 03 attended in a
body. There was some CHANGING. Mrs.
Mary Anderson won 4 ton of coal and John
Coylc an ice cooler. Marcus Kuhlman
won a box of fine Havana cigars and
Harry Eichley won two quarters of flour
at wheel Of fortune. A pop corn ball was
voted off. The following parties had
votes Harry Eichley, 7Gs; Harry Nickel,
$50 /; Phillip Weller, 165; l.. Wolf, $50
and G. F. Quade 1S.
This evening the Humane company will
attend the fair and tomorrow will be
Empires night.
Owing to dissatisfaction among the con-
testants al! articles to be voted off will be
kept until Saturday night except the. bar
ber's chair and large doll which will be put
off on Friday night.