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Daily Republican., 1881-11-05

Some things in hosiery
and underwear are lowerthan
usual. Morley's extra-stout
Those at IS cents; misses
and boys ribbed hose, plain
colors, at IS cents; English
ladies' fancy hose at IS cents;
English ladies' full regular
made. plain colors, at IS
cents; mems scarlet under
shirts and drawers, all-wool,
at 81 each; and others,
We have, as usual much
the largest variety in town;
and, taking COARSE and fine
together, there's no other
stock in the whole country
that affords nearly SO wide a
choice. We do not advertise
much in the changing season,
because there's no room for
more at the counters. But
there's always room in the
morning.
Outer circl,, Chcstra: and tn hlftsenth -etreot
entrances.
The same may be said of
laces, only a little stronger,
because generally laces are
worse managed than hosiery
and underwear. By bad
management we mean put
ting large profits on goods
SO easy and safe to deal in as
laces. We almost never lose
money on laces. Why
should we tax them with high
profits We don't, but every
body else does. Ten counters
are devoted to laces; and they
are SO full every fair day, ex-
cept mornings, that buyers
have to wait for one another.
Ten counters, southwest from center.
N arr % W herring-bone
stripes, black, all wool, 46
inches; hitherto leo, and
sold readily, now 20 cents
and just as good as they were
at 90, How comes such a
tumble' Can't sop to tell
you. Only five pieces at e.
cents; come quickly.
Mex. outer sirole, Cbestnu.-s rect entrance.
An extra plain huckaback
extra both in quality
and size, 2S cents: we'd make
it IS if we could The nearest
to it in the market that we
know Of is IS cents.
A rough toweling, suitable
for the bath, of best flax, in
twelve textures, all rough
16 to 21 inches wide;
15 to as cents a yard.
CITY hallsquare enhance.
Do you know what ma
fogany bedroom and din
ing-room furniture we have?
and walnut? and maple?
West and south gallery.
JOHN WANAMAKER, /
Thirteenth, snd Market streets,
and ci.y.hsll.square, Phila.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
--~~-&-.
q. l.. X ahn

has just returned from New York where
he has been laying in d heavy stock Of
fall goods. Read his advertisements.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
w hat We Snow.

| 5000 worth OF overcoats and ready
made clothing now ON exhibition at the
Boston One Price Clothing House
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
Great khrS AIN a

in black cashmeres and all kinds OF
dress goods at Crosby u Hills, No. 22O
& 222 Market stree
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
Dent RuY

suit or overcoat until you have called
at the Boston Clothing House and OK.
amined their stock.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05

HORN RNER-HOFFECKER the srd OF
November, At the Asbury Parsonage, No
$40 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Mr.
Nathaniel I. Horn r. Of C2moen, New
Jersey, to MIS-. Mullle Hotfecker VI VII
miBgton, Del.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
n AR RlA(SI.S.

Stern 4 Zimmerman, Glothiers al d
Merchant Tailnra III Marker street,
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
CPOAby Il Hill
hneclal HAllGe

are showing beautiful prints at 5cts.
yard.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05

Crs.by 4 B'''s o,ov.
TIc.,sI II s wesr at tho lowess
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
A DUMEs1 REMEDY.

TOR SALK-ONE OF THOSE NEW
T. and desirable seven room houses on
Bennet stre t. near Ninth provided with
bath room, hot and Id water, and all con.
venience; hese houses were built this sum.
mer by he owners themselves bsfor the ad
vance IN material, and can be sold at q rea.
sOnable ,rice. Part cash, balance can remain
at per cent In crest. For further pa,ticu-
lars, apply to IHDMAS H. HELVlN,
noVb-.I 5. w. cor. Ninth and Bennett sta
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05

Thou shalt have no cause to look elSe-
where. tor Nathan Leiberman, the pop.
ular clothier, has the largest assort-
ment Of ready made closhing " be
found in the State.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05

Thou shalt not choose for thyself any
other clothier, tbon shall not bow down
to them nor listen 70 their spseches, for
Nathan Leibernan, the peoples cloth.
ier, 10 tie most reliable delhr, and
never m!srep!, sents any articles.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05

NOR SALE.-CNE NEW HALL SAFE,
T. for want Of use 44x3o inches, out. .lie
measurement CON. ina lion ok Inside
doors latest improvem ent will he sold at q
bargain If applied for at once, at ISL Market
street. noy5-tf
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05

I1yANTfD.-- A BOY AS ASSISTANT
w waiter q. the Della ware Hous No 5l3
Market slrnet. p0v5tf
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05

CSOR SALE.-A coed MARE, YEARS
~ old; would ex hauHe for a driving
horse or colt, WM H. kEYHOLIE,
niv5 ut New Castle avenue
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05

rhcn shalt bring thy children and
thy children'a children 10 Nathan Lei
herman y clothing house aud have them
fitted in the most elegant style at great
~ redsced prices.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-09-10
HONE AND FARM.

Corn Fritters.-One-half teacup but
ter, the same Of -four, one egg, pepper
and salt; one pint grated corn, beat it
up, and fry it on a well buttered grid
die. They are as good as fried oysters.
If there is gully started in the pas
ture and you can get rye once to catch,
it will hold and protect the young grass
until a sward forms; and when billy
fields are cultivated in corn, if rye is
sown in autumn, it will prevent the
washing, which often exhausts the field
more than the removal of q crop.-1he
CultiU0tor.
Picked Caulihowers.-Take solid
and white caulidower; pull apart in
punches, spread on an earthen dish; lay
saltallover them, and letthem stand three
days; then put into earthen jars and
pour boiling salt and water over them;
let them stand over night, then drain,
put into glass jars and fill up with white
vinegar prepared the same as for the
onions.
Tomato soup, if well seasoned, is
relished by almost everybody: To one
quart of water add eight large tomatoes,
cut them in small pieces, boil for twenty
minutes, then put in half teaspoon:ul
of soda, let it boil few minutes more,
then add about a pint of sweet milk !;
season as you would oysters; bread
crumbs, sage, barley or rice may be
added.
Professor T. J. Burrill, of the ILL.,
nois Industrial University, is given as
authority for the statement that in an
experimental plantation of twenty Sc
lected species of forest trees, catalpa
(speciosa or bignonioidesD "outgrew
the black walnut, white ash, Usage
orange, American elm, European larch,
and everything except the white willow
and the silver maple.
Young and tender plants may be
transplanted without injury by using a
length of stove-pipe for trowel. Place
the pipe over the plant, and press it into
the earth to the depth of some four
inches, then, by placing one hand under
and tipping the pipe over, the plant may
be readily removed TO its new location
without in the least disturbing the earth
about the roots.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-09-10
"a e. a,

"But the shoe pinches my toes, also"
"Dot' is nothing; it viii 60 WY de
first time it"gets Vet. You don*' want
to buy pair uf shoes more as dree sizes
too big, und 60 around de ladies init
your feet locking like a couple OF rail-
road scrapers. It would be a shame,
you know
"What do you ask for the shoes?"
"Only seek dollars"
Jerusalem! That's too much. " y
"Vell, my dear sir, you must recol'
lect dat dem shos vas made of Prussian
ledder, and ledder dere vas scarce. MY
uncle vas IFS dere write me last week
und said dat ledder vas so scarce dey
don't make harness mt it any longer.
All de harness dere is now made of
WOOL"
II tell you what I'll do," said the
customer, examining the shoe closely,
"I'll give you four dollars"
"My g-r-r-acious! A Prussian ledder
shoe for four dollars, ven it costs me
more as five dollars and fifty cents laid
at the depot down, und de profit on
dem don't pay for the gas: My
g-r-r-acious, watts de matter init dc peo-
ple?'
"Well, I'm not going to give six dol
lars for those Shoes" said the customer,
moving toward the door, "they are not
worth it." .8s$fB tf5tsll',B,s
"veN, my trent, take them along for
four dollars, und call around again some
oder day"
The customer paid for the shoes and
taking his parcel left the store.
Herman" inquired Hoffenstein Of
his clerk, swat vas the cost brice of dem
split householder shoes shust sold de
shentleman?" ..'
"Von dollar und a half, sir. - D., i'"'.I.'
"My g-r-r-acious, Herman, dihk how
small de profit vas. If pisness, you
know, Herman, don't get peter it will
preak all de store up.-N. 0. Times.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-09-10
JOHNEs says that, after trying for years
to photograph his girl upon his heart, all he
got from be-, in the end was negative.

81 DECLARE never was so impressed in
my life with the foolishness Of files" eN.
claimed the boarder to his landlady. as q
couple Of winged yoyagers embarked in bis
soup-pIate. II do not understand you,
SIR" she added haughtily. "Well.' he
explained, "those two poor creatures un'
doubleday supposed that this stuff was thick
enough to float 'cfn."
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-09-10
A MAN must be mighty hard N Hho
would climb Mount Blanc for ascent.

''LOOK here, Uncle Mcse. you ought to
shoot dat dog. He is gwno ter hab hydro.
phobia, sure,' said Jim Webster. Uncle
Nose, somewhat alarmed, asked what were
the symptoms. HE am afcard to drink
water. Dat am certain sign" "G'way,
fool niger! You hain't drunk no water
yerseI IN dc last ten years, and you nain't
bit nobody yet. Does ye want Inc to take .
gun and shoot bofc Of We bekase yer don't
drink water. "-7exas SittingS.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-09-10
Bob INGEEsoLL says that the State Prise
on is full Of ''only children"

A LEAFY background, two noble trees, q
hammock swinging beneath, and she on
whom your heart is fixed laziIy swinging in
the same, is a very pretty picture, young
man, very pretty, and we don't blame you
for being attracted by a magnet of such
wondrous power. But consider il your
means will enable you to keep that picture
all our days, or whether in the coming time
it will not be supplanted by chrome of a
WORKOUT, jaded woman frying doughnuts
over 4 hot ire in the middle of Il hot summer
day. The two pictures are intimately c,n.
necteu.- -. N1r Eate. Ieg.stey,
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-09-10
Truth and Homer.

Query:-What is the best family medicine
In the world to regulate the bowels, purify
the blood, remove costiveness and bilious
ness, aid digestion and tone up the whole
system? Truth and honor compels us to an.
swer, Hop Bitters; being pure, perfect and
harmless. See another column.-7oIedo
Blade.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-09-10
Tell the 0lelI

Tell the Sick.
Thousands Of lives are destroyed by dis.
eases Of the kidneys and liver. Kidney. Wort
would save them. Tell the sick of 1t, and
that 1t is for sale by all druggists in either
dry or liquid form.-London Times.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-09-10
m CORRESPONDENT.

Al communications for this paper should b.
.crompanied by the name of The author, not
recessarily tor publication, but Is evidence OF
eeulv on one side of the paper. Beparicularly
.ar,.;Ii. in girins names and dates. 20 have all
Si.a,ers or /. u e. pain anddistinct.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-09-10

A NAN never knows what pluck is until
he comes to pop the question to her father.
That ID, we've been told so.-Boston Post.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-09-10
No ROOM was ever made large enou.!. Il
hold both 4 fat man and mosquito.

ALPHoNsE CARR, referring to food adul.
tcratl0ns in France, once said: ''H |
poison my grocer l shall be sent to the peni-
Tertiary, but II he poisons me he gets of
with $40 fin0S
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-09-10

IRON EYES, the father Of Bright Eyes,
has six wives. Did Editor Tibbles realize
when he married how many mothers. In law
he was getting?-Boston Post.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-09-10

Files aad Mosquitoes.
lie. box "Rough on Rats" keeps house free
from flies, bed.bugs, reaches, rats, mice, &c.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-09-10

RHDDINo's RUSSIA SALvBi 10 unrivslled fofiN
speedy healing qualities. Price &c
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-09-10

II afflicted with Sore Eyes. use DR.. isaac
Thompson's Eye Water. Druggists sell 1t. 25c.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-09-10

buildings are always served after meats
and the close of the meal. When skill-'
fully blended in . healthy stomach and
not permitted TO overload Il, they are
not unwholesome. But on such occa-
sions- Thanksgiving Days and the like
the digestive organs should not be
robbed Of the vital fluid while at their
work by activities in other parts OF the
body.
In children, food for growth, no less
than for warmth, strength and to supply
waste, is demanded. "Milk is the
growing food said the foremost physi-.
eisn Of this age,re When good wheat
bread and vegetables ere added to milk
We have the ideal food for children.
They require meat In very email qnanti-
ties, il 1t all, but their diet must bs
suited to their various needs, and the
food child thrives on must be account.
ed good food for that child. r.,
In old people whose vital heat is low,
all the carbonaceous food they can d.
gest i good for them; whatever
'sagress'' With them Il good for them,
and this in the last analysis Is the fact
respecting al ages and condidons.-E.
7. 1nbxNe. ~,
, 1881-02-19
own Ut Lalsu Is, tluo '.st.................
HALFWAY 1tI}N1}A.


NEW York, Feb. ls-oovcrnmon,s wcro
strNdy for Gs and 6a, and 1;fbsi higher for AS
and IL. Tho ntynuco In Tho hitter Issues was
due to tho actlon OF tho Senate on tho Fundlng
b'Il'
rMkn Eric {. wrstcrI, inco,,c. which n,lynuccdto
1ms Tr.,,n -. 1nrs" f.ntrnI ,o,,r,,t,,n "ssn,,t.
w. t'', a,s,t ~ t- Ms,.,,,
ilrsts to lis from llG.z; TEXTS & 1ncltlc lncoao
land Krant IS to saaf from sszt; Ilunplbal & st.
1oo w.. os cuuseI',su , ~ '1':s .l'i ~; n'a"nn'
bloomington q western seconds 10 VI FROM W.
WIT waoash cqpnen. 1s declined to S5't from III
bloomington G western income 70 '1'a from
sta.o securities wcro dun, except Louisiana
co,sols, which roso pur cent, to uaM, and re.
heIeu 10 VI. ..-
IAo stock innrkct was characterized by
strong nnd blloynnt toslc ut tho opening, md nn
1srst r,,ord - so+,n,s,,"t f,", sn,,i,,,. o,,,s,a
.,'.,,s l"st n"N." " ~ so ne.h ~ e"Ieen ~, "
t'cclno or i to - Tic lAtter III ChleaEo. st.
inci'lo Mill, and Catiaaa Southern, Ie!i,g also
prominent H. .'le dee!lmG. Towus;l midday
1scadlns. O, hniIvy. purchases. sold up, vi, 10
lts + 'nS sDn s i0 y n rsa sac. n4s
sSsSsi S sscao '; raxs @ fs"t fs%a ?"a!e the
Tesas raoiis, % Icon Mountain. s' and DsisW%ro sS
laSssSa SeF0 also conspicuous in tho downward
Tho Urupttc hns tho following Items: "Thoro
| VII st,on &c t,y" moro yaranees in tpo New
| and Itussoll sugn VII siI.ceesl. Ono Of t1o re-
| t!rins officers wIIl !'o ,FrelInKiHyson, OF New
mhs1S s " ine @ aaSu s'sssS @ Mt S SS
no pIstaclc to tho nnstLSAtnntfosi. Tho unhts
lines est b!,t sins'I Miaa,at q money, utd. i
, 1881-02-19

LIVE STOCK.

In Wow Of recent reports Of extensive mortality
nmonw tho ords tho plains, rosulth. from eapo'
ute 10 the unukun!1y koyUr0 weather ef tllu prese1
Winter u,,d 1uct y! fouu, tho following letter 10
mnml,cr nf thn ,,r,n NJ t,n,cn1nn,,I, lia,s kco.I
u'o'.eet y, ny sltn '', ~ sto"unuau''': M M' .'a
tho seock"fhet&s, WILL 10 road WILL Interest:
HORNE SHOE. WyU,. Feu. II, lSs1,-}uhH nnaAtdt
Ef1.--FillESH JnlIS: Wo nru having u hHtd sinet
Ont1ly frightened CHttl. ,lrv wjntarnK M well a. ht
twu wttts"rs npiarn ttis, auIIu ihrutgh herds ~
were pour unu turned hInsn Iutu Will Iuuso hsafE'
Nnrt! l'iuttu itvpr aro III good condition VIII NJ
iO0sO per cont
suriIir ~ isTB "~"
will hnyS gi,od xrass tho lst OF April md fnt bset
thu middle Or juIy. .
oir tito on lilo Uheyeo itivur, afld !l mt fet,
A. VII, ,or,mon.o mr. cntt rouu,.u, The ito.
Anss, and viii vntor. buut iur Denvur ii tao SAT-
tislis '
Etess you viii 10 out prRln nu1t spring fnn1
nj, .,,. , > r.,,,,.,t,, ,h,,. ,,,,r,, w,. supas1l
.Tho eHcct OF lhnfsahy hRh's hteFn wa t,.s.oi atsi
at the ynrds In tho materially Diminished ata".
al tho fas no soex hau aftvea o ~ .Iy in eon
p'slhesn tiuns "as sso"ss ~ cttIs -!
Loxs aurvod to check tho downward tandeas, g,' >.
pa.. m ~" ,csn"s ax !, mn unusual sa.
neo two Or thru snsnes t9anx nwav und VIII VIII ,
Yesterday. IN ono ~, instance nss t "n""e ~, nsns,oa
4 Quincy train, and Ind nj, thoy cuuIt o od del1t'
,o. ftoEt ~ ih1 ,hnsgs onS 81 inH rsw Ss -
mi m43,tnmt ~ su,nx n Emtns.iay's ltarkrt; With 'aa
rTsnjt Al rt,vu r,fs nrtc,x rntunluH ID 10 bggn
, 1881-02-19


FLOUn-3Yas 9ulot with no rlntoeial ehhnga in
prices. Thorn wore fow shipping nriiurs On hnnd, und
the holdnrs were rot nnx!ous 10 tuy. uw,nR to tile
difficulty Of pf0ydnR railroad trnnspurthton. Bxi1A
lilted tn 81 brls winters, I'll brs dpubc spring
uxtrns and GDbnxs do, all private terms, ioI urls
no Krfe At Eill und t?5 brls ryo unr ut Au. Toshl
caaal to no osls E1port tiours weto quoted a ooa
62i for Kuud 10 chblce. and rye do Mt &1.5U3L5d
0TNaN M1LLsTuRfs-WarD In goOl iomund and
flrl. and In rmal'Ur aupp'y. sales ruporcd Of
Scars bIan ut sla0ks1a5, 3cars mddllnGa ut sll7iS
1s.03i and i,H1 brlB curf,-mnat. purity Mt faM
HrittSl W1lEAT-Wan snry g,itot md unusually
hteady. Tho mHrkot full I,ack ~ but reacted, ai
closed nbuut thu tho proViuus 1veninH. Tito
lr!ts markets averaged enslas Hnd dull though tho
country do called ateady, nEd Nu1 york tonted
downwnrds. Tllore werc scarcely any oustde urdora
tn op0Tntu alttur wny md The atcntnn Of local ops
orators was largely directed 10 Watching ntllHK tho
"rnmpaas In provisions. ftencd tue lack of anl-
nation. which loft nntllnR To bc described. Chah
whcnt WAS SLOW closing nt o bid for carioa of No.
Tho 1uw0r grndss Artn, wlt s1nio demand for
snuipln lots nuut caunl to tnJectoti II wKs Tuuurnl
TINT these were wanted to scnd 10 Mwankco, rilsro
II uas cxnootcdthcy VII, grndu NJ. j. U1oss thrro
bs u now ruling inctdunt 10 tho change Of In
Npectton n there. srot saos weto Eerorted
fo:3 a., H. cn.> At N'4cs und asU bu by sample ut
7eio1c Total, 23.uU bit. Central rcco!pts of No.
wcsc quoted ut satac, HID do of rojeotcd nj 7c, With
7Bo Tor rejcctud In other hoscs SellBr April opcned
atG}fc, buld a to b6c. advanced to 9g5c, and cOsod
At Dtlc hfd sollor tho month was noariY nominal Ut
7@as4c closing at tho outside. Seller March rangvd
i'';f c sh sSs e s ag 's"ssa ssssa & &:
S sss s's ssssp M ss b. H. H.
seEs sseeS.s@ @ Il e. r aStsa a =. sang s in pco clos.
tg ssout sS sa, ~ th sSy,"us afternoo vsr;
'fSs
@ Ii n IT. tes,S s aaf, inf tssa d rn!s st
yss. y ts5s, x Iots ,esrssy
s!ess Il " fosa.s! sna t g.
Nh
, 1881-02-19
Tho following instruments woro filed for rco-
ord Friday, Feb. IL:

Tho following instruments wcro filed for rco-
ord Friday, Feb. IL:
CITY rnnrkury.
s?pth ssls 'a?!s.c Il a's Il: ~ Sn Il WE:y'!ia s, &
Il $:jI iIsu ii s.$s i Lii;
isit jan. .
- ~. l.. i'nr,Mnee n Ab!nm v. shader).,.. ASDO
nx FaS i toa itsss tss e Mss
wsst asiss Sss II s: # %s1
NJ; (: sia %
": s;sif IT, 'sf s'ss u .s sGSss Gss s;s 5ssf
'sSs S; 81 /! s{s SsS; Ill iii / isl:
s;s s$ # ,ss, III: ;s @ ;;si
si$; .ysi s'sF s;s Il ys s II iIs%;, |Isis / s@ i
wSs's4n d 'snr AZ. s.eSE III iy: ii Wick II. isi e
a,tsi.ha IL "'sss |" syyesss sse WI t. M aa 400
t. Il fsv $i ts f
Eim i,S.$ It. & u I, 8 q Narh o. Witt Il l. :; H. si
Eli I'll ss Il Il tssi!sn Sin ncWsf1y WSs i s n Wt,
% sf r. .ss s?t = @es, l. ;is IL a. 1s
@ IL :sS ~ s,sS ~ s"ia :i s"eS Wss. dit 'a
ss5' ss !s|s Sisas;Sss i;S;; q
: Il ss;si SSS: isS; Il ts;$ il Ill:
!i;$S IL. / 4: yiS i; ~
III 4 ia \: Il SssS Ess S; i s l. Il S
ssE!'' s:s It fa V" 'ssi b. # sss?: s'a:
II: 3 L! d m:i;!;' %Ss assS S5&EsSi'Sfi & & { f
, 1881-02-19

LbAft'H NttEs.
UotwGcn LOO nui l..sD dogs have been entcrcd
tor tho doK-shnw III tho Alexunttrl iai,ice. Thu
pfinripal ciasses Hre InIe up ns tDI!uws: n
hlOotlh0unAs. ii ulusittss. VI Ht, Hurnn11Is. \!
Eewtnun4iu,lhs, = deer lIotlsl.1s, 4! pointers, III
etttera, 81 ctfIcsers. md nearly lGO spunius,
ltGludng IN entry Tor thu best ten1l,. Fux
teFrsrs nre. Us usuAt. yrry strung cl,lsses, a1Id
humber ailngthor ItO, Including - wire. haIrcti
outs DAchsnunls nun1rr IL. int Itussrls shuw
slight falling hf, ns u,ty II are entered, SArup
Dt found IN tile cntMlng; Pnlnrrun!Mns COl Md
pooilcd lro bos!i slllsI cltlssts but bull iDuS
ttunInrd q numbers; thrsu arr IL Vt The farmer
1seel 4ilu IL vi ilu l4ttvr. itcd!!nxtons Humher
r !Fsh terriers J!. olAe And tan terriers III, il-
tiudnx ono cllss of .5, skyes II, Scotch lestrrs
=, lAIlllGs ~ pu3s W, toy sp2uielA ~, toy
kerricrs II, nnd ~ HtteEs 1f puppies.
MIs. Partiuxtoa nnd her sop lku, It Ia laid. beth
N&A LIZ. HHllA GAiiKh Hxrun Ye,f axtila
, 1881-02-19
COMbfE1eC1AL.

Tho following were the receipts and shipments
Of tho leading articles OF produce in thEa city
duritY tho twenty four hours ending ut ucluck
Eridny n1urn1ns, with the corresponding Hg-
urea for Il yetIr Ngn;
, 1881-02-19

fllu sntna Enlut anya: hprcuisiass who see vaItDs
9uti3 b0yuMd whit tuy reFurtc pu..!blv prOtRtl1
rops Viii drop lrunl nndur thu laLro Md krrut full
1colrt md ntany Hye otsressom u regrets tlat ths
thos Tet tarouHi g ths spu md o9k eask thay Mil
nsnt uw "i.oIds ~ eafls" Its sontlt has delayed
L. ur4rs. Hsu tliey nEe ngrea*lnG values Ay
Tke safd W!nter as Isisaed q W, }s,u.uai aaount
wi!ao4t .hs u,rAyn pt ts ncavy au!ount of pr,liSt
IN hnsd 3CAr previous. Thu Ipult tlus
kUnu bLyuI nll expectations. The s}rlIlx supply Vt
AGg* uuat unnecessarily b. comparatively light. IcVf
ralto commanding h4h pFicus. AA wli1t Il thurs
u LUCK fualIy hsct,lragx tAs pork u,ol it, uvvu
trHIl tho present Al1ltlAef
E1r1tts e1IstInHM9 ~ "a e. saln On tast ysar. aud now
!IH!aA " nf u lMri s;.e1 My naHregnIn. +a5hA.
" hAnlnb lhs VI tneAIa and =, uh1'u l1s u laf
u EI.uU Auvs.
Akss Fuitk-Aay4nesI lac. fsli back l:1Sc, aud
FeAetsd ul,wa! a- c!0slx @ above tho latest iEcss
Ot tfhursday, and .cuhayHth thu !uess YuAE pt!cus
Of That uA1. HulS. wIu eUtEtVd Ut h11 Grlx SELLER
Mars!, " l3t1,4 uaItls seer April u 5aoa
Aa1 br!s, ii.YFs M4s taly l7ltu daetSn.e polwuv.!
March and Aprbl With suns psesxlEa by 3olduEs OF
:nS 1psSt ~ sS !; Sne st~s Ine ra.ks: si9tsd
SlAMjlAtlM ssllsi Ap1ili ant alAJQslh114 sslei
, 1881-02-19

noe FnODnCra-Wgro a1livG and irrcgulnrly
atrunRct. Liverpool quoted ulva,.ca Of II In larl
und IL pork, With hsn feuling In uants, and thu
lUcu! hog HlNrx0t quoted lttslso 4llEur. With
Hn,nlar supply. uwlax to thu stprtu. Thia. With tho
pUrk sxclten9Mt Of tho prOcG!nx afternu0n brought
Unt 9noa many bAynx UTlurs fur prudue mostly 10
It'll uIUrts. and that causuA further ndvnItee When
tiGAH orturs Ind boon Hlled tho nrkot fo back, uHd
ruled eAsy I'LL past noon. when another buying ex.
element SGT III. Mnd SUM- prlcus 1upidly upwur. The
tsrtItn1 uas chety In futuro% and there was u aoud
dual Ut CIuaRn4 DrGr4fr0M March into Mny at 631ie
In pork hnu .Ua on Lard. Tho ahlpp.nR do.slana tof
nuats aaanei 10 hare rocov1d chuck tnut chcguo),
prtce4 ahuyo tho lIn!tB Ut buyers Hd there wua
nu tpccnl tuAnc1lnont othorwiss 10 opuratp, ua
tao rls@sais s, aro fann!nx staw on account Of Tho
g!ttia asxs IL volume. w nnte that stucks IT III
kinds f stun aTe xf,t nj nll othor paints h4n CAica.
". and much slllaIlUF hbru than Yuar Ago.
rpactA ttpurs 10 thu Cincinnati Prize current show
thu number ut hugs kuekeu frasu Nov. to duto and
alsst natl 4ates u l1u aforementioned rlacos, With