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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-11
@ermiF6te 9epcf6ett aus 3e:ps
MEHrP

gfem>Oorf, 10. &pril.-Su elmer 9eitern
Abeno aboehaltenen Seriamrluu9 Der enolii1.
reGenben 8Gdr9eielen fpuroe beihloIien, bonn
1. Ntai on SIS pro 9S09e bet 5w0lfitiiuoiger
Sasesarbeit Su Uerlaugen, .alitatt, .nie biSber,
16 StunSen pro Gag iiIr eiilen 2So4enlobn
bon $l1 III arbetfen.
- Barnep Benjamin, bis TOR SurSent i'm
Oieniie Der , EhotO~@ngrGpins Company" bon
@ort- -Siop, bat fd) geltern in leiner 8obuuns
in SrooflDn erihoien. @r mar befanntltdl
por etpa srpei SBOfeu inter Der anflage,
800 uuteriGlagen Su bobell, Ucrhaftet worOen,
uno man oermutbet, onB er bRrb Die Sdauoe
gum SclbllmOrne getrisben puros. ct bintsrs
lGBt cine Sran nn0 ein &inb.
- SGnlIon Siridl, meldler 1ril nddlfen
Wcnta9e unter Der Anflage, 8aaren unter fals
iden SorfpGnoer erhalteu At baben, pro5ellirt
meroen iollte, itarb borgeiiern Abeno in ieiner
bief9en gSOhuuug. Benjamin Weeber, mcl1er
9eneiudoftltdl nit 6iriG angefla9t uuO be-
rettS itbertdhrt iporNeu mar, begiug fur3 mad
ieiner antupft i'm 3udtbGuie SelbitmorO.
- Wdbreno Die an Der SufTolfftrabe uobn=
baftc 19=lGhrige Slllia @ebcr beute 4beno nit
Cinem jungen 0tanne bic 5. StraBe eutlauu
0ina, ruufoe tie BON 9elnrib SOeumalo, ibreni
ehemaliaeu &nbeter, nit meldlem iie fid1 ent.
stuelt bate, su Bobcn geihlageu un6 furhtba!
6urdb Subtritte mtBhanbelt. Shre 8erlebuaaeu
finb sefdbrltf. SbenpalO entfOH.
SSutpeIearaMb TIT SropflDa.
gemsDort, 10. april. - Webrere Sin.
BREEDER oran9en wGbrenO ber per9anaenen Nadt
in BEN Suwelenlaben bes Srn. gSul. 8iie, Rr
239. 5uItonffr., ein nne madten eiueu SsriuA
sic ar0se SpinOs gu Sfnen, in welder iidl Oia
manten uno Suipeleu I'M 8crtbe BON $4,000
befouSeu. Gle hobrteu ied)s 90d)cr tn Die Ebiir
ollein ihre. Bohrer brddlen on Der Stablplatt
ob unO Die Sduber mnBten BON benz Beriu@
abiieben. Sie bradlen Oaraut eine onoere 40(
8fuuo id,were9piucs, tuelbe in Die gSanb ein
aemauett tpar, los uno brahteu lie in ben bin
teren Roum bes 9ooens, uo es ibileu aelang
bisicIbe 5u iprenGeu. ytdh6em iie zen au'
ettpo 100 llbren uuo nuSern SHnludladlea be
feheuoen Suholt an iidl genomnisn hatten
udften Fc fd nit ihrer Seuts unbetdfia
aus oem Staube. Or. gSie iaast itinen Ser
iult nuf $1,000,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-11
@tta0nWn88bef6nerDtu,

0lEr, 8tarrboe, Cholera Dlor5u5 oberIdjmer,5ast,y
ghihl9ar8 igeroen IN t5-2l UlHuten turlrt SWr6
@nt3hn6an9, meber Sdndde nod glottiofsif SsT,TSs
iodt oer Gebraua BON U. U. gIcef.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-11
50 mar ta8 erite unb III bas etnyIse
GhmeribertiInenbe WitteI

bos I'M NuaelhIde ben qudlen6feu gei6eu gtHbafi
ibul, ta5 GnBuuOunQlH uu0Gongeitioneu bd[t, moaes
e nun an ben furaen, Dem gia1en, ben gtnoeneistn.
bel eiHmaIisep QnUen0ung, T~'"'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-11
26Ipin0Tuht

ocr eun8en unb Ilber'u6icr Bbtlfs; FropbuT5aJnSL.
lihihen StloeH; SnbUinbcn, Gutartuno mn ~,
lQlporHa oet Nitrtn, Suucrranfbet, uriioerboItnSa
QoloIt9e tlnocrln9 4etudhrt, no ionf Gatbaer 0es
BON N' oN''@
GtttaanouttO Der &0rn6IaTe nah
Oct Ntcrems
iopte bel 6ronidsn 6duen BON rueisem FIus uuh o,.
bdrmuttCrletoeu. u'o ""' W
Sns 6iaibe entbdIt mrbr afttOe un0 bslIfraTce Nes
mfnle aug lraeno elm anoere5 8rdpnrat. Die yIe8sia
ntr0 tbeeloiitlmete 9enommen pdbreu6 o1hsrs Sytss
tiut bis is5s Dlat 70 piel erfOrbern. -''''''
Gttt SnHaf pro SEaSGe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-11
ylr. 86.
9r. &GNluaO's
S0r(apNri((iQn=
&efOfD emf.
Der gruBe SIatreiniser.
3efotpent.

geraa9trunaEn oeS Observation-Disclosures mia
9eieBs1 H1lO entpiunOeu nncl 0ctit Bebrefsd9
tpct5tacr Dozen.
, 1881-10-23


Can ii be possible that We are rea4E to!ue ~
scc Il hunting -.e;leor in Ireland without huht-
ing: II would s.;s,n likely. The MARQUIS, q q
Waterford has already Eeen actually conlpeIea
tn quit Inc He'll with thu Curr:t2h'nnfc huuuus
and various branches Of .he Land League Ate
passing resolutions calling upon the tarn:rs ny
To allow any htrscs aud hounds to cross the't ,
laud. To te sure, this il only to endure nnsil
the political prisoners ur: released we swear
IL oayeusc then,.' says i hero in one Of Moore
ballads, speaking Ut political prasoneIs ~ -,
@,1ucwl1Ar t;.rllrr .1ate: ttc h;irp sha1i "
silent. tho maiden uuwsd. until. o1 co4rsv,
tht: great cnst h:id netn attained. 1n.s ~!
was scIl-dc.,i:i: hu1. after all. WHAT we're .ne
siirncel hnri,+ and tte prolonged spln:tcf aays
os toe nl,:dc:, whcM compared With the sup
pr.s=ion OF that sz,urt in which every man.
woman. and chii i'll III irish country uls.I1e.
takes delight: This. tuts 1lilttt:r rue ~
ttf. ParErl. who once tauntGf the 1-n9tlsa spu.i -.
try ine1lrrA with sieir luck OF true hcsouon ~.
Sport, ana told them it they wanted 10 see Ieans
straight riding they must e, to ihe county ~ ~,
then represented. 10 kiliarc. lnis. 1ov. a. -
a time when there Is talk Of the Impress -
Austria revising NclIn to cn1uv ncr laHu1a ~ ~
sport! On ,utEht have. thousht tuAl ,uUM ~ x,
blackthorns would have i'ceil i'ourishe'a ~ -
arms To nyen!.s tyen look that tnrt'aIelieu ~
Interfere with the amusement III sne EMptess -
whose hOrsema1,shfp w1chcs irci;l1'c- thu st1.s @
ali, the 'tent.hy" dt,,.s moi srtcr sreat5 ~. ~
do not suppose Mr.. Forster Is much ol i uali''us
, 1881-10-23

The lending produce markets were steadicr
Saturday, with n firm tone. and not very much
doing, the tratlin. hcug chiefly local. There
WIS again IL dearth ut outside orders, which led
some to regard the situation as monotonous,
There was not much outside news either and
that fact tended TO local ttuilncss Especially as
the weather seems now to have settled down
into genial cnlmness. Mess pork closed shade
tirncr ut S1b. ..J16,s 70 for November and Sl.y.!s
@ls0] for January. Lard closed 3:;c higher, ut
Sll.621s@ 1L65 for November and *ll.!st3I1lA5
for .1nt1uary. Short ribs closed EXC higher, at
at $0o0a9.G.,i1 for January. Wheat closed &c
higher ut $I.s5s 1.3G for November and S1G1s;G1
GIl.S117s for December. Corn closed islJic high
er. at l1iDGl 81 for November and 6.s5d9:ac for
May. Oats closed !40:sc higher. Mt ii:4c for
October. 445ac for Nosclnher. and tSc for May.
Rye closed unchanged at S1.G..4 cash and SI.031i
for November. Barley ciused 1@lHc lower, at
Sl.(G cash for No. =, $I.0s for November. and
o31zc cash for No :, November selling Mt 9Oc.
Hogs were uict and about steady ut $:t755zJ Ii
for light and Mt $5..5GyG.3 for heavy Cattle
were dull and weak Mt $:.5GeI.o1. The receipts
for tho week were tn0O cattle. I0i 500 hogs, and
E,sN sheep, against $500 cattle, 1Ge, e,;17 hogs,
uut3 G,gi9 sheep FOR the same week last year.
In tho market for domestic and foreign dry
goods there WIS ii moderate movement ut nom
ina1!y steady rates. Fcw buyers were in at
tendance, but there was Il liberal volume of
mail una tclegraphic orders, anu jobbers seemed
welt pleased with the amount Of business Nc-
, 1881-10-23
ON. CHANGE.

The Wheat Market Inaproved-sS Wash y
harley Salcs-An offer 10 4 irc1iftect%.
The strength in the wheat market ycstertiny
was attributed to the news that nlters were
paying ncary as much for wheat in the Interior
Us it would bring here. There was also 4 state
nent 1nAI the Milwaukee crowd who had the
market there corucre4i were trying to trace up
this market for tho benefit of that one lte-
ccivers, spcculators. and lumbcrInen are said to
be interested iu the little squeeze going on in
tho city of cream-cqiored bricks.
THE ILLUSTRATION OF THE BARLEY MAR
hET
in Judge .Anthony's court Friday vas the theme
for much talk on Change Several people
seemed think few moro such ventilatlons
might induce some one to call on the Directors
10 discipline those who try to make market by
rcsortin. 10 s. Wash sales. One person very
chari1atlv remarked that the CONDITION OF the
barley market is lurseiy the result Of the force
OF habit ..... ...-. ,,.,.-
The jury in this barlcy case Of George l,ui!cn
g. Co. against H. j. lladiSh and others, returned
u verdict Yesterday for the plaintiffs for the full
amount claimed, S.o,00o. The deienaants i'm
1ncdiatcly asked for ic'v trial This was SUIT
to recover S:a,UUu due on differences on Il hurley
dealln December. 1880.
The alley leading fron1 Clark street to the
NOard OF Trade has become filthy beyond de-
<c7iption, and the Call Board people want TO
have it repayel, renovated, and made rcspecta-
bic.
hiittng nom residents from joining the l5oard OF
Trade will he followed by Il large accession to lis
membership.
THE 1;oAE1, OF l::.t1.-ESTATE MAS@tGl;1;s
has submitted to tho six architects Invited TO
prepare plans for the new BoArd OF ir;'ae
structure tho following outline OF u building.
tho I1auasers specifying that the structure
cover nearly tho whulc Of the boards lot, a1td
namlug stone u the material preferred:
INSTRUMENTATION sIct. PURPOSES " machinery,
storage closets. etc. First stnry-for Offices 1or
revenue pur,mses. Safety dcpcs1t Enulss sug-
Ecstcd, SECOND stoIy-Niain tloor for I'LL 1he
uses ot the Hoard of Trade. SUBSTANTIALLY us to!
lows: Main nall nnrta end 1E;Nlt't 1cet eXtcr-
illl measurement: small hall in south eEd :lt'onI
s. by .tj feat; readt1s-rooin P!rslucnt anu seq
retrys tifirc, .,c1I:ral Offices. 1at;lfofy, Hoat
1ooln lobby or rcccptIoa-rOusi1, all III the sontn
end. -- -
directors, arbitration, enppeals. and Hai-
ayers rooms, each with alte-roouls, 10 DC COIL
struc;cd over the small hail, Dr other fonnS at
the south en1 II practical and ads'sablc. Two
tiers offices. to rent, to lie constructed aoo'e tho
second story.
AFour entrances tn the main 1oor-onc on
cath uf tie tonr sides, Elevators aud 1hc hest
appliances for heating, and ventilation known -
6c4..fce. The who'll, ct,st ns1 10 exceed ees'o.rJ1
The managers offer 81 Dbl :Ich Tor the plans
10 br submitted by the six nrchltecfS, rcsertlne
the right tu select the pluu. and deducttng tue
SUN abovc named from the COMPENSATION
agreed upDr, witt the successful couptI1tnt.
The plu1s arc TO bc delivered by Dec OF ta!s
rear.
, 1881-10-23
FOREIGN.


j: Special Dtspatch to The Chicago Trietne.
i L1vEnroo1.- Oct y.-rALLow-Prme city steady
int rs "a.
runrrsr1SE-F!rm:r ut AS 6d. spirits of Turpen-
tine at London stcnty nj +ls Ed.
;" CUl.S-Mixca steady 1T 5s ll:9d.
LtvENrous- Oct. s.-l1:.J -F,.ur.R-9- id Els,
: Observation-Disclosures u, fdis1is Id: White. i"s
l0dt.1s I'd; spring. IS vdSls SIT: cIb, lis lusslis I'll
Corn-;s lg4d-
rnov1S1oSs-pork SIS. Lard. Sis I'll.
LIVERPOOL Oct .t.-Cu7roS-Firm; E,sdi7-sEd;
snlcs U0oJ; speculation and export, t9d3 AMERICAN
s,7n}
PROVISIONS neef-Ext1a India mess, llCs I'd.
American lard, 5.s i'd
TUNrESriSE-sp.rits, is i'd
The following wcre received By the Chicago Beard
Of 1'r:.ae:
ri, ~, o. Iwsas = y! Fn'ef In red TinteT #
Is lid Sar.:ces I'll coast-Wheat in n,"..rlfe de-
aa aa tsy I'D assrn'a M issss s .sfn Az, ID
e%sa Saet,s aac aen: "s aa :'ix \
fs fsSx - 81 cnst.a s!t: III n's g ass9 1t @
Ks.irts u whet a liys!lol dHr'n tr p,s' week.
iDSi,ox. Oct :Ni.,vi:it,o",.- ,.-W hcat snd eorn
5as1 MAnN q! ,s,Hs s4astwhs; q, rin
sicaGy carsoes On p.sss:c-Wieas QUIET and steady.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2.-CorroS-Quiet but firm 1t
l!,:~l12,c futures steady: Ocsuhcr. lli'c; soveE-
ler l3c: December. l!..s'c: january. llsic; Fes-
ruary Es}c; sn:rls. ::f3c: April. 12,'c; May T. ac'
june, l..3le; July. l:.tzc-
FL0rn-urlt: receipts. a.bp h.ts, exports, 2,f1);
SUPER ta- and Western, SI1tt1.: To ;nd
cStra Il xs's1; r.d IL cl."s';; ; Et3 Z {; M Ylllte
L,tnts, s6lus:'51 MINNESOTA patent pFuccss' ssees
1A1x-whcut dull ard weak: rceepts. - .sao uu:
exports >.ul tu ul:r.sic spring. $i;ks:s!f M
do ii ~. ij J: NJ de- s.ls un..a!eA rel. II ~
NJ red 81. jai steamer , Ssr> !'ts 81.
red *l.ai: winter 81 3;!tyl. lt: uxr:itd whi'e
50, j IL, $l.s'; 40: red, oe!oneF StSt4;.,a..l:
Il; ii 5i: December sl,s'l al l''4 c:os;ns u sl,
:!.sr: receipts. exrur.s a,sa' Da rt'yraae1
Is: .tti:c; NJ" 'Utse; NJ 'V!s:s'-c' :h':i n.xea.
7tc: nr,-r,ded white. re- So s,c1"bes .oss, 'E:sc
ss3s:, cosr= at .44c. Oats A'slc higher: sos,..s
weak: reeeiI,s. :..t0; hn exports. 81 tn; Western
mixed, ;1s: nc: white do. hs:ti'c- -.
uAY-uuiet but trEl tssoE:.'c. .
HurS-tleuand fur aud iaAFket fs:n: ycarn.s. u
s::;ic. s:si Easier" anu =" es'''' -~Sse' ~" ''<
GNucEn1Es--suGar nrm; In fair demnnd; fair y
Unchanged. l.ics steady. With 4, fair denland
i'hritnf.ErM-lIutl Mld nominal; Cnitet. 92aasc
crude. .czsc: refined. rs
IiE>iS-Quc1 but ttrll: S1:1Gs3tu-
Tl'HpESllSE-F.rm: i1..c. =. ,-a.
I.EATuET-ln sund dc us:nu s1ron1; heuilt'cI sole:
Hucnos Ayre- and lto traildc liSnt middle nno
heavy wc!l:h sr.vs lit ..,,,a..,. aooo, .,ca
,s: pulled att 9c unwasEcd, Eg.:ic; Texas l''s'c.
lstuSlsiUS--Iors dull ind unsettled; Old 1nt'eS
and wax: long c!eNr ml,acs VIC; short do, lvsc
Lnrd weak; pr!nlc stcnHi. Stl!tEtL"e
EC1TE,t-tuiet bue irn: l5tst'ic
t'HEESE-ti iuiet bit ~teady ut ~ 1@@tec
StErAI.S-Aianuiactnrcdc copper MnrEn1Eeo: new
shrIthing nc: ln.ot Lake lstc. P:.iron 9u'tt buI
firm: Scoich suHs2deo; AsncEean s-'U*s"e9' f>uSs'a
s.t.;- Ssiis-tn, !; ;>sya:sc,; cIinch. ss.op5'.A
, 1881-10-23

Government bonds were steady nnd quiet IN
Chicuxu, District OF Colnmbl :kc5s were HV3s
bid and l07si asktI; United states 3.as 'ds COIL
,;uurd 1uJ,. bid and 1o1 asked: r:s t5s con-
t;,netl were lo1 bid AMI l0l5s asked; IS. l13;:
1in and ,lU asked; md AS, lee bid and ISL
asked. .z....
ullotublc variation in rates.
Chicago bans c!cur rings we're S6,4i0,0o0- Rusi-
ness was quiet. I.oans were in fair demand ut
t6t-- per cert Country orders for currency were
en,attcr and New York exchange was quoted ut
:a,:1,azc;.c per sl,coo discount.
t:n;csgo City Hallway 4i:s- sold at 1o1a and
Cook County IS Mt ITO.
, 1881-10-23

CIOEK-Was III light denlnnd. though one round
lot taken which swe!;ed the aggregate to more
thun the average for the week. The fnnrkct was
quoted weak, buyers holding of for luweT prices.
while shippers DISCOURAGED BY the difficulty Of
procuring rail +pVrtatioH Saes were reported Of
III t,rls winters and = brls rye OH private teFns -
bris and 3tU sacks springs, purity Mt Siassst ~
sacks. low grade Ut s'.h Tutnl equal To nv bfis
Winter Hours were quoted s7.ttk9sM; shipping
springs. :i,5s17.2 the low-gradc springs. s*0Hs2ua
l.yc .iuur about SiNcs6oo and choice buckwheat
held at abou, sluW
OruE.. s11i1.sTrrrs-,yere again weak and lower.
some lu,s being particularly heavy. owing to dificn'-
lies in switching Sales reported Of y cars brn
ut SisuG I,.u0; cars midnnEs Ill snNlI..,N: ! car
do ut SlJ; cir wheat scsccnslss ut sl3D per ton.
rhe MARKET fe about 16c carly nul inlproved
s and then rus i:sadss IT. 5 ;1,i c ass .er tc
gEoied nrnl.r. and Now York shade s1ron.eF =. On
n.ne while @nr .seelp; @ r- Wv5s "n @ snn sra
quantity is unher contract tn n"yc by ratl; IhssT
i supposed Inst the market r. ws1 up as 1Rx'S R9ss
nara hs crs as rors inc e s
etse1 tnt 1usss ceen "s p!osnnens prcs were
taking hul, ahou. 70 ;ass nad On the onE sids:
sai, the iacs tlmt tic sd ptrslcs were taking
n Sase eafo;s e: S ?as5a's 6a ] os
no mention OF rejected spet sales wers reretd. ., y
81 ff5; i ss: ST !; !s;S sti sssai
siast sxass :. sYsasp Sxsassa
Tiie Tiie nj hfaE!a anove i;ccsioer Tie following
r;s:s 4: f;sss ;sss,ss. i:as :ss!z s:;:St!:z q" :s IS
ss!;e! Se.sse;: 5$ ii$HHsSll: iiHHsssS<l iS;s;
ssi'ss ssi!sF iessa'ss9: Sessnss5:: I
sSSi WiS9s. iaae,ye On ssof
": qa"tsd i z;fos5 s;ss =. IT.; 80: msa nnSys
srln,: M.tn sam,c Sv y, tffS p! "eF'
, 1881-10-23

was followed By decline of. Il to ~, ,mnst
marked In Manhattan Elevated. After midday
speculation became dull. and Il fractional re-
action enst,ed. but the market quicSly regained
strong toue, OREGON N,tvigation selling up
:. Manhattan .ts. Luke Eric y Western IL, aud
Second Hoard Oregon Navigation fell
oil j. and the general list ,sGl, but In tinui sales
the dealings were nrmcr. and tho market closed
at recovery OF 1sGJtls, in which the entire list
participated. Prices ut the close were H@5
higher than Yesterday: the latter 0rcEon Navl-
III. Ontario & Western II. Ke:ldII1: ia, Jersey
Central Ii. Lake Erie i Western Il. and the
remainder ot the list !a0;s. The rise In elc-
waited raitgond stocks WIS assisted By vague re-
ports respecting Il conference OF the repre-
se!tntiyc= Of the three companies \ foreign
banking house had an order from London this
morning; for the purchase Of Coufedernte bonds
and they sold high aG<5 per thousand on tho
street today.
Transactions III coo.
, 1881-10-23
r. fhs Tvfs,erz, associated I'rtss-

rs tho Wfstern associated Press
NEW EonN. Oct @-Goyerntnenls s,nn uncnansea, .ar
lower. -
In tho railroad bond market there were but
few changes of Importance. Lake Erie west
Urn INCOMES advanced TO = from 60; Houston i
Texas (,nuin linc) seconds to LIS from JIG; hos-
ton, Hartford Erie tirsts 70 Gu from 6S' anu
East Tennessee incomes to 54,s from 81:
= State SECURITIES were moderately active.
n;.hcr. rnc inter hannibal s. st. doe preferred.
Metropolitan Elevated. WHICH was s lover ~ nng 1:
.uri,. drYlires. but the entire market soon
bcca:nc strong and prices rose 4 10 3z:, Aan-
, 1881-10-23

A wcl-cdueatcd Lady i:vipy almost under the
vaiis Of Harvard University. and g'sins ns,rnc 'l
uon i'll the higher hznchcs said 20 a. IL y,
week iii scruus curnest that she 1uousn u y ., - "
sha,up that Jefferson Davis was elec1ed fIss. ~
tlcn1 or the SENATE We are afraid LINE ,ad lug
ia;.:c> tMSe t,3tics tou mitch ~ ~: ,,
rot e,io,,st l,y a1l:.lStcai reasoning ,h,,
firmly thu main ground, i. Is necessary - -. ~
sun,c,htur should Lc known of the details u
, 1881-10-23

The following grain was Inspected into store
in this city Saturday morning: ours winter
WHEAT =, c.rs No. :.spring, II cars No. 3 do,
ears rejected, = cars no grade l61 whcati; II.
cars amt 100 bu No corn, s. curs and 1,;;O0 hi
high mixed. lis ours rejected, !, ears lo grade
<il:5 coru}; cars white outs, IL cars and TO- 500
bu No. mixed. IS cars rejected Is oats}; ours
md ,t,n bu No. rye, cars rejected; lear No. :.
barley !. cars No. ) do, u cars low grades e.,
lurlcy) Totul (474 cars), ..,O,U1U bu. Inspected
out: l4G.O bu wheat, .S9,sS}G bu corn. Il, ,tB bu
oats, ST. bu rye, :.,s13 blu barley
TIt. following we're tho rcccipts nt hre.ldsftfs
, 1881-10-23

The following Is the weekly bunk statement:
Loans, decrease. CTS. t0J; Specie increase, Sd
decrease, 3,a75. .tE0; circulation, Increase, So.
MI; reserve. increase. $4,i:1.l50. The barks
now hold Sl001,..15 In excess OF their legal re-
1uiren1tnts.
Money :..QJ5 per cent, closing at -. Prime
mercantile paper. .tNL7. Sterling cxcnungc, SIN
ty days, 5tcady TIT 5sJ5i; .}c,pInu, isi.
, 1881-10-23
1
In conclusion, the circular says: 4

In conclusion, the circular says:
/ The fact that there are S,UlV,0o3 l,u of Old
corn in cribs at the Stations on the Chicago.
BURLINGTON y Quincy is \ favorable tndcntion
for tho colntut: yeur. Tho farmers are prtb;l-
bly, lii good condition to sustain thems''ly u1l-
iii the next hirv,st- The hi.h prices tor enrn
1iew crop which eau be sl'artt! VIII be sent .
market. The corn tonnarc will doubtless ial o;f
probable thu. it will be quite large, amounting,
perhaps. TO l,oOo,u0o tons, and the large prolt5
obtained will cuahlc the farmers TO huy fully
the usual l11un1ity Of cnal, and supplies. aud
general merchandise. We do not expect tho
earnings OF tue Chicago, Huntington & Quincy u
probability they will be ample for tho purposes
Of the regular dividends
Transactions III stocks for the week show Il
decliue Of Il: i'll New York Central, : In New
York l., :: in Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati
l. Indianapolis, Il ;r Lake Shore, 5 i'll Cha1t:t-
nooya, $; in Wabash, II III Ohio & Mississippi. =
i'll Northern Pacific preferred and San Fran-
cisco, -. in Houston Il Texas Central, II i'll
Denver, Z; in Teoria, = III Missouri Pacific, i'll
Texas pucitic; gain Of 81: in LackhwauIa IL
III Hudson In Jersey Central, !. III PAciEc Mail,
II in Ontario s. Western, 81: In l'errc Haute, 3 in
Terre Haute preferred, in Oregon 1tn:iway
Navigation Company, IL: in Nlanhattan. the
rest Of the list without material chnngc.
Recent iuggling with the news about the mon
etary difficulties in Paris SERVES as an excellent
Illustration Of the peril to business interests in
volycd in q monopoly of the telegraph. especiai-
Is when that monopoly is held by stock-1ob-
bcr Tie Herald OF Thursday says:
Mr Eicruun, of the Wall Street Financial
News Durcau reports the following from his
London correspondent:
LoSpnS, Oct II. lss1.-Thc Tim,s saSs: The charse
for continuing: accounts the BonEse III Paris
Is d. ri fcosl II 10 u per cent per "n1ina
ht uErs rg il described u1IeAasnped in reG1:tsI
times. some u Tie most seli brokers ire beconas
awake 10 tile danger. Aud are appealing to thait
ciieuts IT, cluse their accounts.
Although the sn1uc news had been wired over
earlier il! the day to private bankers the disp;ttch
quoted diI not reach the Stock ENchnnsc until
AFTER Board hours. Some people are inIidlous
enough to say that it was kept hack purW'sciy
1rois the Telegraph wires. and rneslrs II he cal1,
IN ct,utrpl the stock market n!sU.
The following shows the fluctuations OF tho
actiyc stocks:
, 1881-10-23
bUSLNEoS.
Stocks Very Dull, but Strong, with
- Money Easy.
The Bank Statement Favorable, and
Railroad Earnings Large.
reports that GolItl and Vanucr-
.bilt Arc Selling.
3 -:--
The Produce Markets er'Quiet, and Much
; Steadler in Tone-Grain Firmer.
Provisions Somewhat Irregular Meats
+ Stronger, and Lard Tame.


Stocks we're inactive, but strong. Money is
growing easier as Is shown by the favorable
bank statement Reports were put in circua-
uon Shat Vanderbilt WAS selling New York Cen
trail and that Gould was unloading Wabash.
New YORK dispntches ussert that long stock
comes cut On every rally, but for ulI that tho
market does not weaken materially. Railroad
earnings ure enormous, and some roads are
earning net In one-third OF tho year rs much as
will he needed to puy their dividends for tho
whnft twelyenlonth.
The short interest Is said to be not quite SO
large us IT WIS
The Chicago, Burlington & Quincy rights are
expected to decline, because so many of thcu
'tre held by persons not able to carry the sub
scripuons.
The third circular Of the series Issued by ". I.
Baker j. Co. to show the effect Of the crop short
a:=e OIL various railroads IL devoted to tho Chi
cnEo. burlington & Quincy. Corn is u very i1ll-
portant Item to the Chicago, burlington &
Quincy Kuilroad. 1t constitutes about one
fourth OF ull the freight Carried That portion
OF this ro:.l situated i'll 1ilEois and luw,., bvn,
about o,uJ0 miles. The latest figures arc tn the
report made to the Nairon.l ana Warehouse
Commissioners Of this Statc. They show tha,
out OF 4,94S.519 tons transported i'll the
year ending juno 20, 1850, l:s@.:, a. were
tons Of corn, ", Isl iii. 1t also shows thar
about one-haf the total tonnage is inaelc up of
the five or six staple agricultural products.
This Indicates that tho earnings of this road
perhaps more fully than any other great rail-
sroad of the country. depend upon favorable
seasons and fortunate harsests. \ total failure
OF the corn crop III Illinois aud Southern Iowa
would result i'll failure by the
Chicago. Burlington s. Quincy to earn
Iii, fdends for the subsequent year. The
reports made by counties confirm the news al
ready had about the pnrtial failure Of the cor1:
crop along the Burlington 1tond. Fulton Custal-
ty, Illinois, reports the "bcst crnr for i've
years. but in almost every case tltSre il damage
by the drou1h Of 1sSl, ranging from IL small
amount to as mich as IS per cent. Returns OF
old corn are su1n1na rizcd us follows:
Bushels
Northern illinois, w .:sttt
Aehlrnl lHinbto
, 1881-10-23
COMMERCIAL.

The following were the receipts and shipments
Of leading articles Of produce III the city during
, tho twcnty-four hours ending ut / O'Clock
Saturday morning and for tho corresponding
ti11le i ycMr uED: