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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-09-22

NICE WAaoS.-Mr J w Hunt has
just turned out from his shop hand
some light delivery wagon. which
would do credit to any mechanic. The
vehicle is for Wa Chong. who will here
after deliver goods the same as the
American merchants do.
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MARRIED. San Juan Island. on
Saturday. Sept. 18th. by Rev Ar
Weekes. Isaac Calhoun was married to
Miss Firth. of San Juan conpty. The
newly made couple will reside ct New
castle. where Mr. Calhoun holds . posi-
ton in the Coal Company's store.
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PosrPoSEp.-The opening Of the
County Fair has been postponed one
day, on account Of the death Of Presi-
dent Garfield. Articles viii be received
Tor exhibition on Tuesday next.
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HOME AaAIN.-Capt Geo d Hill.
who has been on flying trip to Port
land. arrived home last evening. The
Geo d Hill mentioned as going to San
Francisco was . gentleman Of Astoria
and not our Capt Hill.
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FINED.-A kloochmsn named Minnie
was arrested yesterday for beating a
little halfbreed boy named Willie
Fletcher. who she claimed to be her
sou. The little fellow was working
Tor Q man named Smith and refused
to go away with the Indian woman;
hence the punishment. Justice Coombs
fioed her $40 and costs, which she paid.
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ARRIVED. The schooner Huenema.
from San Francisco with freight. ar
rived here last evening. Her consignee
list was plalished in the ISrELLfaEs-
GER last week.
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PERsoNAL.-Gov w A Newell. &C.
companied by 8 Fl Robbins, Esq. q
gentleman representing vast amount
of capital. came down from Olympia
on the Messenger last evening. Mr.
Robbins is looking over the Territory
with Q view to Investment, and his
visit here was to inquire into the recent
discoveries Of coal back OF Seattle.
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RuckIen,s Arnica Ealye.

The best sAlve In the world for Outs. Bruises,
Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Fever Sores, Tstter.
Chapped Hands. Chilblsins. Corns and all kinds
of Skin Eruptious. This salye is guaranteed 10
give perfect satisfaction In every case or money
refunded. Price s5c. per box. For sale BY Kellogg
b Andeison, Seattle. Hodge. Davis Co., Mhole-
sale Agents. Portland. d2l-ly
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Nichols. rnt.II,b,e Injection.

Guaranteed TO cure promptly and per-
msnently every case of Gonorrhss,
elect and Whites. no matter of how
long standing.f directions are followed.
Internal medicine not recommended or
necessary A cure guaranteed or money
refunded. For ssle by Kellogg 6 An.
derson, wholesale and retail druggists
Seattle. W. T.
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The Studebaker is the standard
wagon of the world. For sale by
Valid &c Campbell.
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Buy your gents furnishing goods
hats. caps and cigars at J. A. McPhee's.
He keeps fine stock. and sells cheap.
Call and examine goods. Next door TO
Schwabscher Bros & Co.'S, Commercial
street. Seattle. W. L. diff
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Best lot of Stoves, Ranges. &c. north
of San Francisco, at Scbram & Co. 8
Give them a call.
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If you want any Kind OF q sewing
machine cleaned or repaired send to
Clayton Bros. iil:tf;
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~ The undersigned desires to inform the peo.
pie of Seattle and vicinity that he has located
permanently in Seattle for the purpose Of prac-
Using his profession. He may be found at his
ofice In Whites building. on Front street, corner
OF Columbia, tentrance on each street, where he
will be pleased 10 SEQ all who may be I'm need OF
bis services. All operations on the mouth salts
fae,orily performed ct the most reasonable prices
ss-im T. q CASE. Dentist.
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Robert Bonner pays bis horse doctor
. salary NoFe than double thai PAID
any college professor.
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Don't feed your children impure can.
dies when you can get the pure stuff at
Piper's tt
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New patterns and an immense guam
tity of wall paper have beea received
atAuderson's paint shop for the sum-
mer and fall trade. iel6'tf
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Ask for Cox, Young & Gardeners
celebrated foot wear. None genuine
without their stamp. II. Jones. sole
agent. l30-1m
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Paints. oils. varnishes. brushes. &c.
K elIs lie. good. Moders prices. at
VALID & Campbells'. 81
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Pocket and table cutlery and shears
AN enormous assortment. Best m kes
at Valid & Campbell's. s4 If
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Baling rope. tanning mills. &C.. at
Valid Il Campbell's. s4 If
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Genuine Singer Sewing Machine
needles so cents per dozen. at Clayton
Bros. ii: If.
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RGCAldwell. dentist Office in Squire's
Opera House. First class dentistry
work done st reasonable rates. m3tf
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SOn. SHINGIES.

Finest quality, st
T. ". WUsrHoFF's.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Q. g. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA. w.t.
August 18th. 1851.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A. j. Bush
IN has hled notice Of intention 70 make final proof
before the Clerk Of the District Court ct his once
In Seattle, W. T., 90 Monday, the 18th day Of Sep
for the lots and and NEA Of NEh Of section
~, township "a north, Tsnge Q east. He names %
Witnesses David N. Taylor. Alfred A. Yisk and
william o. Hill. ell Of Falls City. and Thomas J.
Cherry. Of squak. King county. ". ].
au905v 7. BROWN. Register.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
, 1881-01-08

70 tht Editor u 7he CAtea9o Tribune.
CH1cA1o,J.n. 7.-Tho "CtvIl.ScrvItu iscform ="
Wing 0f tho Republican party must he in strnt-
encd circumstances wtnl1 George WilIln,n Chr
tin ntivIecs Il c0nlttlon with Gsnr&e II. fentleton
and tho T!c,ul Congress In orrer to tic tho hands
Of ltcpnsicnn prestt|ont-o o1tct. II Is iko Louis
XVIII. keeping door Of the .1Rcohlu Ciuh,-n IT.
tso incongruo,,s; but in ftnns ut great prril mon
resort to Btr..1tHo devices. dust nnw tho tlsnncr
TINT Republicnnfsm will Haln tho nsccnIopcy In
tho ltcpubllc-that tho majority will rllle-Is be-
cHsnIt,g 10 Imminent that the two "ret,tte,nnn
0cUrgrs" lay thoir wto heads together. forRat-
Ting, for thp noncc. TINT HpnR. stan'llng diner.
cncc nf opinion abt,,it n nation ". jumbo Of
hntIons tied, l!ko crooked stieke, III n h.tndtu,
md EcoIre,l by u tnw.strtng, and will unte on
tho rnurc important issue Of forcing 1'rcsldcnt
unrflcld to mako terms with tho defeated party.
Mr.. Curtis cannot trust tho Incoming I,rcsi.
dent with tho patronage placed In his
hands by tho Constitntfon.-cannot trust
tho Representatives Just elected by tho
pcop1c,-ray, cannot trust the pconlc to
instruct those Representatives. as to who shall
Botvo theM In tho vnrlotis oI}ces nf thor yartous
tistr,cts. Very few Of tho ncoplo ua1crstansi
Greck. aud how should thoy know who should
receive and Distribute their tnalH3 NoH, bott,
sentemani teorxe IT, r. hs al ff c senp]ass pasiera ena
it hls l,ack, and thoY aro MI gentlcmcnl Thoso
Postmaster in avery city, town. and ylaxs. and nd
tlo ace tuo De'ie.lt q ,loir Kcnte ,ra'niua. nd
tho ianI. 10 render this sorvioo to at, % afflicted
nMl @ l'::nlYhtc.! : s7or they tn',t be quick, for,
clutch tho lnomnnts rs thcy If wu aiaI| bo loft
to the rule of tho 1nn1or!ty. President GuT,ieid
VII be 9 Iett e 70 w9rk his own Wild vi! anre-
l!at ,*hS ca,! tinnK!no Wlat lsi'' tnen; aao ''0h'
Io prevent tlio ovi! the two Georges propose
tho puGlir funds. WHOSE ,,tr II siniT n ~ ~ ,,ro =.
, 1881-01-08
ILL-l1EALT1L FROM 1lIuM HEELS,
Testimony OF Il EslnyelcInn.

Testimony OF n FhyklcInn.
VIII You kindly lot nlo say n fow words on
the consequences OF tho present fashion OF
hlgli-heelc,l bouts md shoes, n.d especially
OF The unnatural situation OF the fashionable
hecl?,
L hnvc ut present under MY care two Sc
rlous cases Of "sprainpd anklo," solely nrts-
inE from their use. Tic parties trippcsl, al,d,
losing t1seir balance, wGro unable 10 recover
themselves without failing, which In tho ono
resulted III partial laoerntton 0f thu informal,
anu Ill tho other OF tho external, lignmcnts of
Tic ankle-jotnt, and both threaten to end In
permanent partial disability
Again, nbouta month since, was consulted
rcspcctlng young Indy, necd III, whose ,n-
rents were greatly Alarmed Mt n supposed spl-
nal affection, under which they believed their
daughter to bo suffering. After all ordinary
walk, but moro especially nftcr ascending tho
l'''ls in tho locality, size experienced dis
tTessfng feeling OF nausea, n1,tt MI amount Ut
pain and heat over the dorsnl md lumbar re-
eions. excluding more or less through tho
whole lower extrcn,itfcs md followed hy MI
nlhouns OF painful wcariness TINT wholly dis
ahlea her for '.nys after, tho moro muscular
staS ntMI,S n,en painlnl on pressure; My profGs.
the case. That the splae wns iii Fight. aud
htG ordered the boots SLY geierally wore to be
tlr9 inches, sapcr!nE to tho size OF a shilling,
AMI. to make i,attcrs wursc, Instead Of cor.
resPolit!itig to the situation OF tho nutural
t,eei t,a lhey were Situated Immediately under
tho 'l9rizontA! position for two or tires dnys,
and shocs With ha!f-lnct soles, 0f tho breadtll
OF t!e natural heel, and tho toes broad III prt)-
portion. to be- substituted for lIoso previous
~
, 1881-01-08

E1hG1s Iints J0uF4ul: In Hraxuo,s !. 4ur.i.
of alo American rulpit" Vol. Y, ta9o a{t. thore
y W aoconnt Vt y pioneer III fs,netjo rcfurin'
Jonathan F!sher WIS turn iu Nov l5rninfrrs,
Ma.s.. Oct. 3 l1Us, sfn Of Jonalham i. Fishar asi
Cathcr'.o avery. ltu entered lIarva,ti Upilc9c
xua student ln French and Ii, Hebrew, mi r..
nlulhed nt cambridge two yelss utter kr4uitia-
a13a;a u9n;; "hi!e there he p1epared y nlnsotlcal
IL which .oach loster Ii Ill ousss sytaine1
one one, sonnd u1ty. aud which could 30 con.
veh!en!!y used In writing. To this H,etlod
g spGtlng ho attached systom Of ttvt,oWrafy.
VI tals alfabet. la lsa, ho uaakes tho Following
, 1881-01-08

One Of tho abltat I.dnttuI chemists has recent.
nonaouallo terms. und bis run,arka arc caf11-
tsf!y lntiorseh by ono of tho ;prtftsslunal 1our-
nA!st !ha Ghculicll sotlrty uf Lontl0n l1ls been
pab!ahtnx roFtain alstsncts OF papers from liur-
liH IN which uru to lo tuun4 tho tertns That
esem a. soaHth 70 hnyo Drought hoana u oonricv
uon Iuat reu!y the line ulust 10 drnWp sVtIu-
, 1881-01-08
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
Warm tho Htrbets[:nrs.

7b 7hs Ed1f9r q 7ns EH1td90 JFIbWHk.
CHtCAdO, Jun. T.-Wh1l0 I'm still nbo to bo
rroppc,l up In bod for fow minutes. lot ,na
nuke ono kindly suggestion for tho bunont of
thousands OF yotir readers. Ny lungs wcte
weak. but my Ronernl llcnIth wns Rood, until
two weeks ngo, when rode tn n,y Office In Il
street oar atld put n torfibio cold. and now
within another fortnight my budy will be- uns1cr
tho Nrt>tlhl.
III other ctlfcs,-Colunl,is. o., fur onc,-tlo
etrect. eMrA nra wnrntp,l ny s,null stove III tho
Company but trlfo, and makes every ono cum
furtMbl0.
cAtHhL their tcnth in Chtcnxo ibis winter ty
rlt1ing IN thoso cold cars. Ny phystlut,s sny
uhAt aM ono Df them. ! hoecruh ynil to compel
u rofOrm Iii this matter for thu nnle Ut oth0r1
JAMEa 1stLEY, johnson plnce,
, 1881-01-08

obrtruet uur present drainage by feeder Mt
Buruniit nay rntto m interesting legnl uueg.
tlnn. II Is further to no hoped that our Repro
HGtltntists Mt SprtHElcld vii! be On the alert to
f}tIr thtrMctcrfzB this or ans legislation tnmfcai
to tho weifnre Of Cb!caKn. E. II. EARrKn,
, 1881-01-08

TOLEDO, @. Jan. a-G'tA1S-When.s stoady, No.
wh!to Michigan, tl.0lG, anbor. sI.o4; NJ, i red
Wabash spot .1i; Fthraury, sta,t, Mnrch, s,u;t,
npE!l; n@ht h siay. nils M. RED, tt1c. No,2 rod
4qs May HH9; rc{tutGd. s,la. puts 9uiut: No. III.
E4vEsl sEED1Ny i famnoth' ssut prime. $575.
CL1sEp-'Yhcnt qntes, No. rod, spot, f10t, Fcbru-
ary tLItAs hihtcii.:fluhi April tlufJ Mny. tliu}&
EMESExtpfa-HheAt. aa,2u bu, eottI, H|1U hut oats,
EillrhEa7s-wI.cns. st,op bu, corn, 1900 bu, oa,s.
, 1881-01-08

rnEAhSLrMtA. Fa-. Jan. an.1,-FLpuH-pui,t Watt
sn s1tass eta AIuHsso.a sxtras aoadW, Ohio az,
=. nttsss 4 IT. 1oaa fancy. Mo, Nlnnoso4 pat-
ah4fH-Whsst hrtnsri No. ! rod, xxId dypot s,.1.,
tea ssvatar, A.l4,t3lltI{t No, rsa. Jsnusr~ .,In
Milan ssAaat sshsoarz. stl1H LII tLiiE
, 1881-01-08
1tIIEEAI.0.

DuFFAIo. N. r, Jan. 7-GnA1S-,yhcat nom,ua,t
no sales. cOrn-0u1d domand for local trnao; 10
cars now on trnok ut +9c uutB qulpt, car mixed nj
tso on track 1tyO ind burloJ inactive, "
, 1881-01-08

ISDtANAPoI1s, Ind, Ian. 7.-UnA1y - Wheat
nfni No. rcd. fla9lU1. Corn stssdJs Hasa5fo.
Uet& steadYt EsQJic,
, 1881-01-08
Corners a.1d Speculation.


CHICAGO, Jan. 7.-Wc,llcsa Phillips, In bis
beautiful lecture on tho Lost Arts" tells lis
that everything wo hnyo to-dny nircndy existed
thousands of years ago. Each Bensou he iltttls
some new discovery to hfs lecture on tho above
lnn,od subject, md In bis next muy tell us TINT
"mnthcrs-!n.law i" woroas proat turror twenty
c0nturics ago M thoy aru ut tho prcsent day;
for Juvennl tells US that domestic tlpptness III
hopeless while thoro ia n Inothnr-ir- law In tho
famlly, which lends ono tn suppose tlnt tho ro-
nawnod satlrlst tnNy hNyG been Inflicted IN that
particular way himself. Wo. In this high noon Of
tho nineteenth century civilization. h!vo ever.
boon led to bcil0vc TINT "corners mud spccua-
tlon" wcrc modern contrivunces, but 1t scrtns
TINT thcy aro nothing now, for Aristotle tolls
us that oyon philosophers got up cnrncrs
nn,l speoulntod lnrgciy III his day
il ciassle itoe.o It soe.ns ar,liy | orobv iii ot tho
0rccks deacondel to such poboian pursuits; but
ts ss aS 1ae fof at Ihales
s'loA tor hls poycrty.-as Il tho study of phI-
iosophy W. 81 s9loss " Il; while yst i WIS w!itcr
ali tho oll-pressrs tlst wore III ii ot,,s at, Chs
CT ys5y o ka lax ss e. e tnst .as Tns cr S oe
Hrcut demand. he sold t6on, for wha. tnrm,s iio
HleascdM, A and made arEy H., sum q l.onoy tuero-
" Fnd a seSw"f IN " ssa ,s tmes ihsss
I1uk pHlil4upuGEHa HA MI HEQWs alfG hot ngtlHlly
Of q sordtd turn OF mind, at,t1 Yhllcs merely
wIahcl to convince thoso who revEtest ilii1, 1T
tho advantages ut wisdom md practical
kn0wlo tlHo af these matters, and at tho sn.no
tino exhibit Ing the great gnguc!ty urd foresight
that lrc SO tltecasasy to make n success IN nf-
fairs Of this kind. not TINT hu cnrGh for Krcnt
Wpulfh In ltsG!f hut lii IN iituetrn ton that tho
worry wsu could bo rich It they rhDsc. -
Thon nRAin wo Ara told TINT "Thero was cor.
thin potEon In Sicily who lnid ppt largo s,I1 OF
money which ,yns deposited III his lnnds"-by
Eonc 1itn kcene or Jay Guul of that titnp prph-
nbly-" In buying up all the teolt- works in ttnt
country, 80 that when dealers In TINT c.,punod-
!ty Wantod to purchase ITO ot,e h4d my tO sGil
hut himself: and though 10 put no great MI
fnnco ur1n tho Iron, ret when ho invested tIftr
talents lie r,ltlc an hundrod."
=, l!ueh of these exampkos show extreme forc-
nlly .t1r1ls out to 10. veiy iucrativo.
9hey Illustrate In THO nlcest degree that
OF supply nhd 1tinnnd. At tho sltu,u tI,lo Arjs.
totio Is endoaForing 70 show tho oxtrotno jn,-
rortancc OF politicians nn.l Statesmen under
stanuInK aud using Ereat foresight uni SKILL III
tho art OF p1t[tica and government; for Il Ia Of
this subject he II trcatlug. liutclia us thut men
IN his any and Plates time confined themselves
tu tlln study Of politics. anl especially to tfo
province NJ tlt,nnue and rlsinE rMancy for tiio
Sthto Al0uD; proytuy thAt tho 1ulItlcIGuy t,f
thnsc ays wcre rnthar superior to tllpse Ut thcgu
degenerate times. They Wero ovcry way nllnlI-
iseI to govern and manage Affairs Of public coi,-
cGFus EuuEIETuN.
, 1881-01-08
LOUISVILLE.

EEouisstLtk, - Jah. 1.-COTr0N-NeA eAk; tika
as%' cxtra, tassaabof e1tsa family, a,7s
~tsai NJ. I. sSakiAa5t chulcc fancy, kAutaaH FL
~ Wasat dull i6c Corn STEADY. NJ, I wbtts.
s7s 10 m'1e 4sc oat4 In fair demands No. wills,
1r@stss.!ss1 s1. 4 aHe; 9S;fi. Mis n,'sn' NJ. No.
wiz hoFsiea.-iotk ssrOi,x; fla0x7l1hn Lard s,s.d,
Gss ,isms ,fisa9aldss. A5: syft HI addGI5, csx1,
HAA2f-dteaaJ ~ HE
, 1881-01-08

10 ths Edtlor of The Chicago Tribune.
MtLwAuKEE. JRn. G.-Tho President t,es re.
Gently scnt to tho Senate tho namc Of Sidney ".
Couner "a Consul to Cadfz. md IN doing 80 has
very much nstonlshcd tho friends OF Ciyil.sqry-
leo reform In this city.
This mans character wAs fully vontllatcd last
simmer by one Of o.tr most prominent md re-.
spotted attorneys In published interviews In tho
Nt4os. and VIC ait know tl,at "Eui." Cooper will
disgrace this or any othor country which he rep
rcstnts.
Why, therefore. Is he nominated, and by
whose influence?
While no Is credited to New York, wo nro In
clincd to believe Ills nomination is duo to Nil
inuttt1.
but whntovcr mny have been tho causo Of his
nomination, whnt course will OUR Bcnnturs tako
1s 10 his contlrn,Atton2 MIR. Carpenter ktiuws
him well, Nrd Ia I'LL intimate friend Ut tho fam.
lily.
Untcss TUE TntDuNE or somc other prominent
pnEpr vcntilntes tho matter, our slIvcr-ttxllctl
orMt9r i'ity ailow tho ilerco md warlike "Col-
]. B1NpElt, Al Poplar street.
, 1881-01-08

Special Dspateh 10 7ns ctteaeo Tribune.
Kansas CRY, No., Jan. 7.-The Price Current
foJR5h:
bni Haskot 9rMar, M. J. cash. TIC, January. 7YsSc,
No; y caaa H. a*e Jnnunry 11o5 No. cash. !eoi
2,Q0Y out ntmi No. !. CASH aSItet 1annnrY &1u.
, 1881-01-08

u.sss, CssvALANn, g.. lan. Unchanged,
Standard white. 10 test li3{e
r!TfanuRG, Jan. .L-rNruOksuu-t,n,st, cruto.
Ihl1adalpata dolts9sy. 9s'' S"01so' Nse'
, 1881-01-08
COTTON

OswE0u, Jan. 7.-uNAlH-Wheat nomtnslly uu.
chnnRod. Corn quleti Western mixed, t7o.
, 1881-01-08

PxoNrA. ILL.,. jan. z-HltAlS-Cosn steady, new
high mtxed and m!rod. Ss}6o2S4c. Oats armj No.
white, KA@xe4e Aye Qatot! ho.2, W9fDglo-
1IioltWtsEs-Steady at Sill.
MkcEl!'Tsmleat. .t9s bur corn, d, 40 but oats 11-
oyl Hna syc; ~ hui narlqy $tIo 1u ,o,,,
8sst but Fye. S,uU but hurley. GD ID.
, 1881-01-08

and hsshe1 itlses s:,ssd eon.dd!nte ifrcFnia!ity.
apmB H1Gk indicating m AsRtarh Of barely kc whltG
ii ohor lnsnncea eallsrs Ubtnte ia mnra than tic
aM,nu cInaa Or boft fDfd At on tho day bof0re Tho
4 n ad,43eo % q y ,c g c!es t,aht wsahts
AW. Tho quality though running tathor hattof than
on tho rrosiuua dnys VI t1lo w1ek whs puHf f0r thu
@ teS "iTS !. tt'en ssS. ot .t Y? ssp
~ md thoro w"g9 Two sa,es Of extra 1'hadulphia
, 1881-01-08

NEW foRK, Jan. 1.-Iuslnoss continues uutet at
paet!as nonsca and joblng &tade dun; cottou goods
an0 Kpsaans, a1wus 4nd pq1Q4 In tuudpratu
steAdy. y" ""o'1"s Sats" eut psle0s
, 1881-01-08
WOOL,

JH!tAntLPHiA. Jan. .I-WU1r-QuIct but scarce,
ohlo Pennsylvania. nnd West Virginia Xxx anu aboyo,
sscs extta, s9ct u,odiuu4, tO15!c, conrse. 4ic
Ns~ YORK, AiohiRHn, Indiana, and Western t,ns 4:s
pulled. 3l4&tFkG. ' ~et s'"~""t
hosi0X. Jat z-.wool-Qu,ot, Ohio and pouu.
Cyrsn!a CynII @E%s1t Michigan ind t1ens!p x.fGi9ot
e""ao'oa aaa dela1uo. %s4s5sc, pulled. S1ttalo.
, 1881-01-08

nETRorT. Jan. 7.-FLuuK-tL7idl5Uq
GltAts-Whent-No. l. sL1t}xs No. = y7Ao, No, 2 rcd.
SL12 bid. s'' 'o.'
hECHIiTs-WteRt, f5 M BIT.
6niPAENTS-Whent, f5ifl BIT.
, 1881-01-08
.fA1LnoAD r1mEITAnLr.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS

E1rLASAT!ox or HErEnkxcn MArEs,-+sat,,ndav
FF1,sG9}Etee. 'banda5 excepted. tMonday excepted
, 1881-01-08

NEW YonE, Jan. 7,-CoTroN-Quiot at 1zat..fo,
faturcs ar1n; january, ll.a5o, February, l2liet
March. 122sci ApFi, Iaf2o Mar, t23Gc; June laU6o,
July W.s1ci august. 13.G?G.
FIouH-stoady, rs'res without doc,ded chauso,
receipts, 29.0n bsE. exports, u brls.
0HA1S-Whoht tiEIui Foeatpts, Jl,uu but cxpofts
E2.ap bur unRradod sptlns, sLli3Ll2, unoradsi
rod, tl.te1l.ig4, No. do, sLl4kaLl5, stoaupor
d. tlo, No. du, s1lEH In store, tl.17@lla a1oat,
NO. rot. ti2toltss ungFudaa white, sLl3a1.lo No,
90, SLia' No. ! do, {t.ijaLlu; staamot, 4l,l4,
Eo. ! rod. Jananry. sllG71aLl7H, February,
nlEfal!aHs March, 3i.aElaL7lA, APRIL M.23k,
htnT. t7lof?Fs& torn fairly nctiys ailI
hiRhort roce!ppL :u.ooo bu, exports, ST.
on nui unataded sa&To, No. a. G31iaxo; steamer.
SSste; N2. Pig; 16?fo In stotst dn new, ktaHkc,
hf{ N1&Is4cs March, h8&aSfG; NMy Eg}sSta5os Uaes
tVVtr!y AGtisr aMd nhndo ftAh8Fi r1Gopta MUp IN;
"1stes1i miKed. 60 ks<us MtG Wustafn, lEs lie "'
iGrslU'nSA Hi TIT trtn qua nnrxos nsmt tlblM
,,I ,GMncEHlEs-totfso gulot md UNCHANGED Hura-
nelnhil4 10f 9ft lutk1t hrIsi G,sl4sxs checEo1 nv
fsnness fsnnes y hotlarsi iaF to good r0lnI1sx it.,IS
IS9. ,G, MGlals9s tsmt Nov Orleans. s3s5fa it!cS-
k'Erl0tEuM-ijui Alid nominal. 1}nltnd nsto,
etSis 191>4ei rshn1a. sTe nskud. o4''''1' t''s''
HewSalTsl n,d fairly act!vol G1-lo1a slse
EuuMtEEH9!Sk-4 EunaEH9!;S%kt. but stoady, At to-
lh4xislt!Hhot'ofk hTm and fairly sctiye, MD mess
A3itk1atji March. tab4 iLul liuoT SnSt III frM ~
~! neata ssfonRett long clear m!lIGS ficr nt,trf
~ t,G Lard AIsoilxvr &Ad AiglusI p51uS stSsa
ii!gfsxis-E2teady. n l73a57c.
tuH&A&-klfM, at 1n&l1}<c