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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-02
Telephone Consolidation

Dayton, Ohio, July Heterogeneous have
been perfected here to-day for cone eolidating
all the telephone exchanges Of the state by the
organization ofa general company. George L
Phillips, of Boston, president of the N itionai
Bell Telephone company, has condutt,d ,bo
negotis tlons. The new company will In We GA ~.
i!sl OF 1000, 600, and connection Will be estab-
llshed at once between Cincinnati, Clevel and.
Toledo, Columbus, Dayton and raloinina
towns. The longest circuit will he all ut gO1
that there is limit to the transmit, ION or
sound, and In teiephone circles this seen ia rc.
garded as the first leading to the connection
AZ an early date BY telephone OF New YORK.
Uhicago and oil the principal cities OF the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-02
OaIumhus Races

Columbus, o., July /. IN races were well
attended to-day. In the free r oil trot, for a
pure of $500 the money was divided. The
score was as follows: Midnight l, |, /; Driver
30, 2; Parona 3, 3, drawn. li,e. a.p,h-
s2i. ln-+a1e 2;2S class, for purse OF 5000, the
sore wa' as follows: Executor l, 2,l,I;
sue Grunder 2, /, 4, 9; Fashion
\; o, A, y 3; Fme g., 2, 4. o, q, 4;
a. mHrnie r' NJ s,h5 5,S; Lady Thorn. 8, 0, I, o.
nlstanG,d Time, 2:l6h, 229t, 2:27I%S, 2;s5,
Z2', Tue meeff was tucce 8 and the ps
ISOLATION Will have eoodly portion Of reoeipts
leit alter rayiny pu' scs. Parana wns with
drawn IRON the fret race in The third neat on
account of lameness Her owner thints
tho ahimal is seriously crippled.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-02

Dpoks and other necessary articles freq Of
81 Cnarge n to pupils attending the pubic schools
stata me governor ssys New York
ssaueme OF liberality In protlditg ADVANTAGE
.or Tue pubic education of the pupjls
10 bronaiyn. where, destitute OF meaLs Co
p,"vide ,,oe themselves with the Rrtic es mem
expense, Those who can furnish .heir uwn
moks and other r. qaisites should NOT he
y . 'sted as charity persons. Why they shcuid
1e SUI z led with books free Of charge NJ ore
ciothihg atpublic cost. he cannot say,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-02
THE NEWS OF THE DAY
As TRANSMITTED BY THE TELEGRAPH
Thc Henley Res atta--Public Debt
ssatemen"-.Conh ling Gets twenty.
Eight Votes--Races at Columbus,
O.'-The President and Party
To Visit Concord, Mass,
ON the Ilth inst Etc.
Commercial Matters

81 Louis, Juy During the past week
the provision market has been strong and
steady, with some advances In prices. Dry
goods have been rather dull, there being no
ouve's In the market, the only
ORDERS being from country GUS
TONERS. In consequence II the stoch
OF lwheat being very fight, the Il ur mills have
Tor me most part stopped work. Ihe flour
market has beea dull, with ipbt sales.
Prices however have been Maintained. as
SOCKS and receipts are light, The mark ct
closes trihe lower than at the opening
Dealers are only taking stool for Immediate
wants. The genera movement OF cotton nj
this point during June W IS O 4s7 bales Ths
local cotton market has been duh and au ef
during the past week, sales $3.50 bHles. Cofn
meal and gri's ruled at. ady with q good de-
mand the movement In cotton goods wss
very light duringthe week. Stocks, however.
are well in hand and prices firm Vt The late
advance Trt de has been restricted by the
semi snnual sock taking. All indica' ions
point to o large demand for all stap,e cotton
goods in the near future.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-02
Distinguished Visitors.

hoston, Juls L. President Garfield and
insmoers ofhis family In Washington, Colonei
Rockwell ard family, Judge Advocate Cen
erai swaine and family, Postmaster Gen,r,
Jathes ant wife, and Mrs. Window, Secrstar,
anu Mrs. Hunt, Secretary LincoliI
ana an possibly Secretary Khkwood sre expected
the Invitation Of Senator Hoar. Eram my innI ~
cord they go direct 10 Washington. AccorI.
ing 10 present plans the Concord artillery viii
&c. ,he presidents escort. Governor Lonu
anu councillors are expected to visit Concor
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-02

Albany, July 1.-The vote to-day for the
snort term vacancy was 81 follows: Po,t. r
49, Consling %, Wheeler 81, Cornell 6, Lapham
IL, Folger /, Rogers 4, Crowleys
me chair announced That The conyent,o,
would NOT vole to MI the vacancy on tho long
~ Speaker sharpe sad he had been voting fo,
inomas Z. Fiat. at his r quest, and In tha
Interest Of The republican parry bni h. :" pn,v "v
Wi.ndreW the name OF Mr.. Platt az n candi.
date' and would when hsonnme was called
vote l9r Richard rowlcy The convention
noessn poesteneu 70 yo,e SEN tor IIalbert, after
vo,ed for o. w. Chnpmat. "'o"''
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-02
ATTRACTIONS!
Atthis time in our Hosiery Department
embrace the following special Offers;
COLORED HOSE.

OOLVhED HUN Es
LADIES' FANCY STRIPED STOCKINGS.
ut 0Oc wor soc; at 45c. worth 65c; ut
30c. worth soc.
LADIES' BROWN BALBRIGGANS, colo,ed
STIR clocks, at zoe.
LADIES' BROWN BALBRIGGANs white
white ELK clocks, at 25c ace, 30c l5c,
and upwards.
LADIES' OPEN-WORK FRONTS, at 75c.
LADIES' G LORED MBROIDERED
FRONTS, at - G. and upward. One tpec al
lot in mis- line at 75c. worth 81. 90, and one
lot at soc werth 81 10.
MIS- ES' BROWN BaLBRIGGANS, en-
1roid' red fronts, at IL LIE, l5c. and 2ac
One special TIN thi line a. 26o. worth 45c.,
and cne lot at Soc worth 55c.
MISSES CASHMERE ER ,CELET STRIPES
SIZES 0M /, Sr, NJ SOC wor h 4Oc: at 35c.
worth soc: at 4Oc. worth zoe: AT 45c. worth
csc
MISSFS' STRIPED BALBRIGG ANS, at 25c
worth 35c., and at 30c. worth 55c.
MISSES LACE BRACELEr STRIPES, at
l5c. worth 65c; at soc. worth roc; at GOc.
worth soc
MISSES FANCY STRIPES, at eOc., soc ;,
36c. and upward
INFANTS and CHILDREN'S HOSE In great
variety and at prices that cannot be dupIi-
Gated els. " here. Mothers "should make a
note of III aud rtf.r TO to this statemen OF ours
"in the paper, " the next time time they honor
us with a call.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-02
Spanish Fugitiycs.

drld,JuIy 1.-The French government A
assured ths Spanish government that redress
and compensst'on will be given for the lose,
and o trrges suffered in the proyince or or.n
oy spanish residents ut the hands of xrah
ribts. several Thousand settlers a,e return-
Ing almost daily TO ports n the n Medlierrs "an
coast OF the peninsula. Thereports they aive
the very quiet tine OF tho Spani.h press. SnS.
scription il-ts have teen opened ana tho GOV.
efnment nus given relief 70 the fupiiives ~
last a. they land. chiefly at Cartagens, 10
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-02

bost'n' July Toe following viii appear
in me Boston Commercial Bulletin to.m NOR.
row morning; The luil which usually precedes
anational holiday has been experienced in
mo. branches of trade during the wet K. az.
ce, ti'g on,yn few large whole .ale bu usiners
nouses ana manufacturers of 4 ot- wear who
have booktd Il few contracts WV
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-02
Graham.
Special to the Herald.

Granan, July l. : Mcdonald, the younecs,
OF the Martin murderers, has Just made full
confession. He duplicates oil three OF the
men. The sheriff has moved hls fa,nly from
tre jail buildi e, fearing thgt a mob mioh,
attack II. Fears are enlettNnei that The men
VIII be rascu, by their friends, who, Il II
said. rescued them once before in another
county,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-02

henley Eng.' July 1.-This IL the closing
Gay OF the Henley regatta. The weather =
ag TN beautiful aud the attendance imm ense
ln me hnal heat In the race for the grand
cnaileDge cup for ss, the LoI don club ere n
Hertford college crew and the Lea nder crew ."'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-02
A Burslnr Held le Auave,,

san Francisco, July l.-James Hope, bur.
slar, who was recently captured In the act os
roneing the safe OF bank hero, wac to.lsv
held toanswer Ia the sum or $1,000, : ''-'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-02

North Adams, Mass, July i.-Prcl idep,
darne'd and rarty, numbering Is persons,
VIII arrive at willlamstown Monday. ssc'
retsry blaine informs President ChHdbourne
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-02

New London, July 1.-The Yals.Ilarvard
race was postponed until ep. N, /, bad weather
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-02

New York. July 1. -Covsrnor Cornell hss n.
turned toths lsstslatuss withou. nls apurovsl
me esh whisa pssudes for ths uhtsibesieu q
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-02
ATTRACTIONS!
At this time In our Glove Department
embrace the f. flowing Special Offers:
GLOVES. AND MITTS.

u LV v EiSs n ~ ~ NA u u u Sc
LACE MITTs, black and colors. at 25c.
LILLE THREAD MlTTs, black and colors,
at 35c.
SILK MITrs, black and colors, at 35c.-an
extra good value.
SILK LACE MlTTS. black and colors, at
SOC, 75, S5c and R1,OO
Isle THREAD GLOVES. In colors, 2.but-
tons, at Toe, l5. zoe and 25c; buttons, at
15c, 25c, and 35c; 4-bpltons, at 4Oc and
soc; G-bu toIsa 40.
SILK GLOVES, in colors, 2-buttons, at
35c very cheap; S-buitonp, at oOc; 4-butt0ns,
at 6Oc; 6-buttops, at 75c.
KID GLOVES.
4-pUTroN KID GLOVES, in colors, at 81 90
worth $3.50.
4-RUTyON KID GLOVES, In opera shades,
at 75c.
s-BUTTON KID GLOVES, at soc, worth
soc.
3-RUTToN KID GLOVES, at 75c, worth
81 90.
2-BUTToN KID GLOVES, at soc; worth
75c
THE SARAH BERNIIARDT LONG KID
GLOyES-so fashionable In delicate colors 70,
evening wear.
THE FOSTER and DELMONT LACING
GLOVES, preferred by many to the baton
Kids.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-02
Debt Statement.

washington July 1.-The debt statement
issued To-day shows decrease Of the public
debt during the month OF
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-02

For the fair for whose hands and feet mercantile
mission provide fashionable raiment prices
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-02
ST. LOUIS

Condemned murderers AWAITING Ex.
ecutton-Ratlr0ad Collision strike q
OF Bakers, Etc.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-02
TEnPkSC-rORN.

heavy Damages reported In Many
Parts of the Country -Buildings
UnrOOfed, Tees Wreach.d out by
the Roots, Growing Grain buined,
ana Mad Havoc Created Generally
The Wires Awry.
, 1881-09-21


Spsetdt Dapateh to IAt Chicago Tribute
posroE, Sept. .U,-Tho Stuck Exchange today
held hut ono session. md voted tn hold no kea.
slot, next Monday, the day OF tho funeral OF
President {lartIold. At tho 1norntnR sesslo'l tlo
market was rasllor quiet, und tho changes wero
generally uni1npnrtant.
III ra!lroad Hhures, AtchIsnn nt!vnneca IL, to
i,s,:; Chlcugo, burlington & Quincy Il. IN haE4;
Cincinnati, sandusky & Cleveland II. to:Ia:
Connnttou Vnllcy 4, to .3ai Wisconsin Central
declined from u to Si1l; tho earnings fur tho
FIRST week In September SHOW m incrcHso of
es,d.s. Marquette, llo,,ghton l. 0ntouaEon 10.
clined u, to 70; Louisiana & Missouri Rlvor ii
Ut; Eus,urn e, to 4s, but subsequently rccorcrcd
to 45,.; noston s; Muno II. to 1o1; ushors ns
befurc.
II, bonds, Hartford s. Eric Is 'lccf!nod TX. to
60; massachusetts Central ia ii, to a3ai; Mexican
Central Is 4. to H7!x; nthors as hct1r1. ,,..
Hell Tctephone snld 1T lhIGDlhIM, Fllllhan
Rights at 7;1. Water.rower sold ut IN. as Do
fUcr. ..-...
rOltEtnN.
LoSpos, sept. ao.-united statcs bonds-So"
American railway sccurIttos-ll!nois centrnl.
1854: Now York Central. Ata; Erie, i6sf: 10
6ccu,illa, 1D51;; KcNtiinu. IT,
1'AIlls, Bept, 11.-ltunaes. hi e0c.
, 1881-09-21

Tho following Instruments WoFo it'ea LOT
record TuestsAy, Sept. ~:
: ctry PROPERTY.
'pa": III t.a 4 & se;t. .fs H. sa%s Saos.;
TS:;s $i;S a., i; $iiyas. R'i,sas;
ii III ssIsS S:$ d iiizaSi SsSa$:i
f$ ssS| ,;;jSl iE saS'ti;y; K I'll
nss;ss s;: s;s IT. I'D j: NS':s !: issas
sss. sstsy Z @ ii aun
\ ss;ss ssS; 4 ! # sasS; sTs ill.,;
s!s$ ss;; $yas Il Ss$s;i Il {tsi /.
s$ l: " a:s. 1Sssi' $s;$: ! ! Ss!s
';:s!;Ss ::sS To
'asi.''i ts;i ssSt' u u lisfua's sehIostku u lanls
wa.', w8sss.n'''s. av, tcsi:sss ;iSstf a;;$
sR!'S Is ,5ats l. sta s:Ss u fS'S& XII
'is$s Ss;; SSs iii IT, @
i Ia;ss II I Y 81 III sa4s; u:
S!;s; ss;s$ $;$
sis:ts :! w. IL SE:Ss::Ss i;
s:S t;SGs Ss;;S:j;, j }yS
1avin 4. III II Il nf S.fth ~, S1xls H. 81,
lated SOFT II ~. T. Nhe9;1e y 9; tnonf ,,H ni.:
fatnia ;sais@A As {, Ha'll i YtaGs is.dIss ~
iD1sp IL Albert j. y. 41ttat.!! i's"
| nHckw0ii Vt. 3il II u MHst rwyIt;h, S1 h EE1
2aM e Duty AWE - w. - "a zA
| souTA W CITY LlMlTA Y WgTn!H hhMIGa % " "s' 50
| N{tEH w tim cotRt'HAthk.
E.nrty-sisth IT. pH II v IT Whtsscs. ;!xnt ths IN
tixtud May y Nv: y EhkIaod - y: M 3si,I ~
Aux y tsst"sa Vt !. y ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. sehoos '" LII
| wkBT or cry LlNlTH WITHIN nAntVs w A@ss'
/ AlLGs " Ttlk kfui'HT-hopss:
Humboldt 1t, 9Nftn u Waeanslat y +! !; a14iT
EuunlNHl ss+'s "
, 1881-09-21

Government bonds wcro ltrmcr In tune, thosKh
unchanged In pr1cc. District of C0ltiH'bsn 'Ah's
wcro lUgA bid aud 1y7sl ns!Ics1; United ssatcs
;r1a, ttNN lid and 10l'a lsked; Is, l1u1 b+ anu
Hi asked; and iss. ll3!i lid and 1fa: askct''
Foreign cxchnnge wis steady, without varl'a-
ton. t3unxers' sterling WIS 4sl}sG1e sterling
aut,tal f,tus wurc 4s0.ifI+sa: commercial ater-
ling was no.Elna!iy 47sa5t7sii. Bankers ft1tncs
were 1.j for sixty unys anl GILL for dcnAnd;
French commercial hills weru GEHb'Gd:s; lIel-
rim com,norc!a1, b3o,;; bankurs' n,arks. 0lab
Viat; and cotn1nere!u1, ENtEE:s.
Among tho ChicaEo banLs. everything WINS
steady alld stronE. thu,,Rh luttcr thin tlslla1'
There was no nxtra tlcu,atid from tho cuuiltry
for currency. This SHOWS that tho chn'lge OF
Administration, thouEh unwclaosnc.l. il vtowcd
with cquantmtty. Now fnrk excinn9o sola Ge-
twccn banks ut 80cd3$f.U per $1,oOo DISCOUNT
Loans were quiet Mt 557 per cent. Bank ccar-
kngs were s77,''tW,000.
At n meeting ut tho Chlcngo Clearing i1ousa
yostcrssuy attcrnoon it wis resolved TO c'"so tto
bnlks on tho dny,, ot the funeral Of tho late
President,
, 1881-09-21
STILL MISSING.
No Trnccs Yct or tho Syife Of Arthur
EfRrft.

l,y direction Of Capt. ODonnc!l, Lieut.. par-
row and tatali OF policemen tnAtlo thnroagn
search of tho Hronnl between !tlvcrs'dc anu
lj7ux!as pnrlx for s0tno trnco OF tho supposedly
murdered wife Of Arthur storn Tho i rftat'xess .%
tcnre',, which, waa only ended by tlnrkncss sot-
ting In. lut two additional potnts were nsctr
t1eir vns,eness. 1t n roaaLo,so known rs
Hastings 1t wns nscnrtniHcd tEat yolih9 ihisi1
ena wolnan, probably The s"I"S tcr,. VIZ F'T!tes as
aai Ogden avrl,uo.. called thoro belwecn !
aud o'cock Wednesday afternoon. The mHn NJ,
wns n'"xcntsd M H ~ saF IT., xxy I'VE Io pris ta
onrr, il viii DO rcinu'ubored. wlls identified nt
Esust any t"aay ~ oifsrt W! r. naa' t.
10 stsri,, viii ii bo,tle ur Whisky III tho pocket
ws: w.: 'Sq St se On AaH TX Pnss Ptats Se OH
Twenty second streo!. It + possible that tho
lntte n,ay be identified s tho ot!o soti stern "
tho Fn,,ats, anti TINT tho coat llny 10 feex,1eH
% henn1!n9 10 tho prisner ~atern has oGSo1no
perfectly sobnr. ind makos gnod Impression
Upon thoso VIM CONVERSE win h's1l'
HIS yElssiON OF TILE FAcrs
Is na Unsatisfactory rs over, however,
SHtas Stes tic IT, hs story ~ thu, as'''{s assptc
id id ne s rn Il, er st " Ger aS ri,Es Mt IN sry word
whs elnken. h1 ClAtn,s. during thAt entire aiy.
stoGlny Mrs Btcrn visited her Sister ~ IT, so,leh
wna "a c,.il there au'l escort her back homa, ilo
xas taruy. md WHOM within fvw hlneks @ q! fno ,
sassy % nov nsrlhwar nem TX sesps sar ill.,
hlm, lie accompanied bur homo. ana q. 7:'0 y
,he evening sot out Tor tug theM!rs Tnfy ~
tho show hn.a snt,io LEG crsan oil State street.
IT Waa bis wfo's Wish to roti'nin oyer MINT ~
' 10 e'iSt sx an anothSr u S1 ae a tho rxstsr It
.hey break iastel ii tho hotoi: Thon leaving
hHr In thu parlor he went nut to got shHsc'I.
lls nerycs wuro unstruliK, ami hn re0tIirct! u
, 1881-09-21

Te.an+ et.sts1: l!aht hutrhrES. Etlth'o: H'1ekor'
vrry dull ut fsi t:fHL -
MI Ekg' AM j.AHns-Hrs:etntst IN: cnt:sxnfa
fht.luyt cnra: offerings vnfY !Ght; f1'nrkrt hfn:
tu:as l. had sh'lcs n'erp, *a.7!x: aducks cn'h''"
Decentralization. I3,I consigned thr,uat, al cars:
market anltl; uIirtnlgehf ruyeral cafi uhsu1u.
wArHIsrDwN, MAsI.
WtrEis7uwS atu.x, Hrut. u -i!EEr CATT1E--ite.
celptt 24a. mnrkot Gly nctlv' lut fH preHh
udt.!neJ III NIL ktnl>i rAstls. ci!Mto t..ti "
I'm. 4nE*tp: ift.t Y0naLtt f'.0Ilh'1s sucdha gun"
III. ktGraj,1t. iftri, s.uJa III.
AWtSE WR.tDr fMt alive. slsGsis7ct dfdssed. utsc'
sitEEt: aNi, i,aWits- iiccclpt,. az; marriott I'M
pEyHh; UFIloA hznttG!il lIf311u t1F ". *het.n u
o!s. t3rb915J, ostfa S.D%it1; spr!"s lnnba e4'a'@
, 1881-09-21

PHILADELPHIA. Hept D.-WouL-fn IN Hoaa demand:
oLv, l'cnnsylvan!a, wokt Virginia, ind nbusr. |es
41c: extru, tic; medium 44lc, coarbc. e&tA W.;
Nuw York, s'ch.aan. lnt'IaHn. nnd Westor" ms H.
s.c, nrt,u, lta;c; course, :T4iE,c uustel c',alhx
plld tviuinu, lotci unwitaiua do. oaas' puslea' -
4JaG. -, ~, ,,,I.,. .t.. x,..
nui,tou tut Tcus wolt sustnineAs ph N.ta 'unisyl'
vHnin NxtFnx tk t5c Mlea fItrA, +lldt1.Nr: M".
din. MD NJ. T. ls.1c; nnw! s,nd aeeSs, :hs't1i !,
iii. inr medium unl NJ. Ausheai atlau fos n1'-
Mna1Gi
, 1881-09-21

Ti,p following xruiu WIS Inspected Intu sturo
II, this city yostrrtlhy inurntnR: ailn No. " fntl
winter whunt. IL ours lowur gracs. 10 enrs No.
.spsl,g. n ours No. ADD. u.rs rclccteh. oars
,,o grpdn (ll whrat}: 44;B cAra md lj,voj bu N12
curt, ito c,lts high 1ntxet. lii ears rejected. q
curs IN gr.lslo t,pli curn>; ~ cara wt!tu uat.,
II c.ra M. . mixed, 3. ours Rejected I'll Dass;
IL ears No. !. rye. chr rejected: cnrs M.
barley. u GAra Nm. to. 10 uhrs No. !. cars M.
i til bartey,. Tolal tl,2G' rars}. ED,0E bll. ln-
specified nnt: 67lil9 bn wtlcnt, 1.6,Ss0 bH corli,
Ba,uH In tnts. .t7t hi ryb.
Tho pr.a,i,co inarlsets of this city were In
ncttyo yesterday. The I!oard Ut Trtdc. tho Gall
i!oHsL, unl tho Open i}nurt. a1a t"aJnnrrrd ut
thu rsttHl ilnt,r Ut npcnltg. Tho report of their
proceedings IN recognition oF' the Sntlona'
calamity Will 10 fnuntt III Hnotber
column. Wo simply u.ld .lcru TINT tho tay WIS
nllsnrvc1 ny II hctltay with unusual cl1:etIeaH.
there being No curL5tunn trailing w!,ntovur u1I
screely my nl!usion tu t1I1 privileges WHICH n0t
bcnil bought utli sold, whta II was Hupnuse'l
Tint lt.cru wsu bn Ilurkt:s yestertlEy ns tiall.
| Il ittlg Trading WIS s1on1 In ofess. II was ui,.
| ilerat,nd tint UctobIr wncat sold 1T 3l.@'' anu
w,,s q,iotctl litter ut t1..fi. Uetuhcr cnrI' sotd
Mt aistc, thon ut G1r, anl VII. after
wur,is .,,.nteI Mt about o!.ie. We tHca-
ton thosu priccs not us reports Ut
| ,uurhcts, but III Indicating tllnt thoro wns no
| exhibition vt commercial hluruh due To tlie tel'
nncluly en,lInE to tho tragedy cnucsetl eleven
weeks and three jnys previously II, Wnshl1lg'ot''
| Wa uoto TINT i.iycrpo0! reported decline o.!
whent Of nbout ii per ce1.ta!.
Dry guptls wrrc freely ordered, nnd were
strtny, iiuots and shoes, hats, ears. cloti't'iE,
| mud millinery gtA,ds met With II generous de-
u.nrd ut Sustained pr!cGs. No nrIc''- chtnRea
wure lIotcI III tho urtsGery market. though thorG
wus I'M cnBfcr feeling III suvArs, In consequence
Of u decline uf sio III New York. nrIc
and canned fruits wero unchanged. ns
,1h1 .s$H J1H 4
, 1881-09-21
MINING NEWS.
ltQST(lN

Special ptspatth to 1hs Chieauo 7stbnn'-
UosrpN, Hopt. .O.-in mining shares, frHslks!h
n,ivnpccd II. 10 E3.; brunswick 4itIulnny i. 10
tx; Qulnuy !, tn p!s. duncan t]s, to asts;
CKalpa LII, to ly.:e lliuu 1liil Y, to w: Aztec
la,;, 10 .,f: Attnntc u. to l7n, Sun Fotlrn 'lo-
Glued TO- to Il liz; llur0n l-lG, To vi; others
, 1881-09-21
lSf}S't'{lS.

HUSTON, seps. .1.-F1ou's-Quot nnd tl!mi spring
untunts t4 44i&sa. W; winter patents. s3.utss.iA
t;lAIS-Uat% tlrnl; M. 9!Ia cs1Fn wh!te. btta'e:
Nh wh&tu H2ss1.isc; SU. mixed aid NJ. ) Whtt, "
G53kc. t,tlurs unchanged.
HEctlirs-Fl1mr. iJ.In brls al,a .n0 sacks; cora
Yallk Gti; wheat, b1u btlt HAiH, 3t.nt 1tl.
SiIli4lENIs -turl, = I'LL bui wheat, as,11 bu.
, 1881-09-21

Why t]o Hop i!ticrs euro no inuch7 tlncnase
thoy rIyp good Digestion rich bt.otl, and healthy
ngtjou ut n!t the usKnlls.
, 1881-09-21
WOOL.

OswElD N. T., EeNt. a-t:HAtS-Wheat steady.
Corn ecusce, Westurh Iuisah. s5}sc.
, 1881-09-21
my GOODS.

NEW yOnss. sopt- !0--spr!nR weolons continue t1'
fntr demand by clothing lTnu. Cottnn Ros!s tIaslx
stuadliy, and psices strung OH MI dcstatlo nakos'
trn,s und xinglnn,s In stonly rclusse. Tho i"ttts
nftltt rolled }Meu1ets. etc. fur !rArtu purposes Aha
tGvy hnyo AlSAucol pricGs Oh thuhe Huoas'
, 1881-09-21
COMMERCIAL.

The following wore tho receipts and shlpanenta
OF LoadinY articles ot prudace III tho WY aussus
.na tucuty.fous houra Guiding ut O'clock
, 1881-09-21

tlD0H-lraAo oponcd wlIh ennala9raun sn!rni Hnu M,
Quotations If tho day bvF0rp, but whun i WHs !cnrn,i
TUT tvtu nunld 1u n sss*l.,' y tho Haastt 7. Is.o
ne0sk ptets n ,'s1noa m r. M r. !nil' ~
ii ttt reduction. Rouu staFa vt tho laiar a!rtfns
Wuro LOFT over. and iho snAEkpt hni@.haa @ ball Ma
1Ii.U fif huAvy. kHIrs " 4ktis a.d e1s!. n Which
thesu wns liberal spr!Hh1inR. wafo At *a*fSh'u.
, 1881-09-21

3G8 4sHff
CAI-rI.l;-'lllb innrkIL aGvold Of an!snntlo'1.
hpro VIVA sbuu. i!n uslnt attendance Of hu5esa hfta
NH clnssus tu0k hDid IN llstlesH wny. ana searccy
moro thun Ilf Ut tic nEnrlnSH WGrV takt'i Ill anu'-
lion u tIlp fEpsh rucepts which were btrAl Thhha
III, tn ult theru any ss:o cattc. ai!d hlth!atl
tulern ro,3unb1y not nyHts1 to making fuFilIer
concessions, tlsey tou. It impossible 10 nfnso nay
iI?o Into Tho trade. Tia snalln0ss OF tho number u
FIJI cattlp uteyu..tuh nny furthUr wenkenrg IN t1t
euaa and desirable canning stock hlso sold fallf hs
,ypll ny on MuntMy, but In cultulan to Hnd naive
ut in puor butchers luts thoro WAS shrink.
axe OF Jc which rnndo deelnc for tito twn das" ~
at03Dc III tho entrp supply tl,orp "as but sinRe
druyo tl,1t could bo cnssGl as uxtra- Flinfe weTc
fpw b,luc,pn of u,oloA for which el5a WIS paid.
but u,st Ut tle lMys business iuhe ut pr!ecs W"
Inv I'LL yr ut H. W4t1Uu for c.nnnn fu enr ea'ippln~
ntecry ut Il 4aal.H for Westerns. nt *ftkaa'u Tor
rrnss Texnt,n nrd Mt E.s:sa:3 fhr nattya butcherh
stork Stockurs md ftuuz were III soino Ao'nand.
M kl7MtA1s for tho fortiar and NJ 81 51 W fur TUG
ln,fUf, isus lttlD trading wns doo n!tor noon a!la
tslu tnarkok did not ttnlah vaTy eht'sIhe1u9'y'
Extra Heoyoa-ssecss wu.hlnx l's8lbs ana ma, =.
tSi,'sss 1isDs:cs"fiiic iii, it'd weli-i0rnod.
steers, weighing III to l.+D lbs.... bu@A@S
Iood EtevvIa-M e-iattenud stuurs. wela'1' ,.o.-.
si.tsIum J;tptsSs-st9cra III ii,a i!aait. wolE1
jIix lnj tU I.3D bA.. %s.1hu
Uuiclurx stork-raor 70 cutsn.t. ,'i, siouEa MIA
Wiuhs 3 81 n ID lnN ,s as;7s
otcs ~ i1sI III.
1niS,t,pfmdxnt nd .t.sa sa tn.1
Hi. .,',h sfT,.vIr 1lhkt t
ttccas!tsar Iii Ol.sja
, 1881-09-21
COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, Sgpt. a.-EhFTn*-ll0day1 fc-
ca!uls, 8su U.us; gross. SOU: sa1ss. l0ni 'tock'