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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-08-16

Lay him at rest. the sleeping dead.
No longer man, he is but dust,
DEATHS peace is Ger his fallen head.
Deaths peace, that Time may never rust.
After the titiul strife and toll
When liie'S full noon set twsrd the sun,
As one grown weary in the onward race,
lie rested, snd-his work WAS done.
Front faced, he met his iellOw-man,
Front faced, he dealt with honor's claim,
Better this scroll for the world To scan
Than the trumpet blast ofthe widest fame.
Tears b. over him, tears OF regret,
Tears which the eve Of love may shed.
Greater than purple OF pride or estate,
Crowned with sovereignty ,lieth he--siead.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-08-16
Married,

at the Pacific house, at 8 O'Clock last even
ing, Mr.. Z. Fl. Mentoner, OF Iowa, to
Miss Lille X. Dickey, Of this city.
The ceremony was witnessed by quite a
number of the intimate friends vi the
happy couple. They left this morning for
Iowa, which place they will make their
home.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-08-16

SILVER CREEK, n. Y, Feb. =, 1880.
GENTS Il have been very low, and have
tried everything, to no advantage. l
heard your Hop Bitters recommended by
50 many, concluded to give them TRIAL.
did, and am now around, and constantly
improving, and am nearly - strong IS
ever. w. II. WHEELER.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-08-16
The Missouri Pacific.

The Omaha Republican saws: Hon. r.
r. Ireland. Of Nebraska City, the right-oi-
way man Tor the Missouri Pacific in Ne
braska. arrived in the city last evening
from a trip over the line in Sarpy and
Cass counties. and he brings the gratifying
information that graders are all ut work
in both counties. and are making rapid
Roadway.
A. =. Wood. the contractor for Sarpy
county, has started 100 men and teams ut
work. and expects to have his contract Of
fifteen miles from the Union Pacific to
The Platte river completed within fifty
days.
In Csss county there are l25 men at work,
and it is expected to put on 4 much larger
force: One Of the contractors says that the
20 miles in Cas- county will be graded and
ironed BY October LIST.
The contract for the Platte river bridge
1t Louisville he's been let, and will Be COM
pleted within two months.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-08-16
The Killing OF Young Dudnsy.


Immediately after the killing Of Albert
DudDey, Yesterday afternoon, mention Of
which was made in Yesterdays BA1Oo,
Coroner King caused n jury to be sum
moned to inquire into the cause Of the
death OF the unfortunate lad.
About 7:30 o'clock the jury, accom-
panied by the coroner, visited the under
taking establishment Of Mr.. LEISURE, where
the remains had been taken, and viewed
the corpse, after which they repaired 70
the city council rooms and heard the tes-
timOny Of witnesses. =
After the testimony had all been heard,
the jury rendered . verdict e1culpating
the employees OF the railway company
from all blame, and closed their verdict
with lecture to parents upon the neces-
sity Of keeping their children out Of the
railroad yards.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-08-16
A Shooting and stabbins Array

A very serious cutting and stabbine
a6fray occurred in Burton, Howard county
yesterday, in which 4 section foreman oi
the Kansas 4 Texas division OF the Mis-
souri, Pacific WAS dangerously stabbed BY
q man whose name the BAZOO has not been
able to learn. lie also stabbed the fore
mans y ifc, and in return was dangerously
shot in the breast by the foreman. The
trouble arose from improper advances
made towards the foreman's wife by the
party who did the cutting.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-08-16
0eOrxe 10 Not Insane.

Many people in Sedalia are we'll NJ.
qusinted with Mr.. Geo. w. Ferrell, whose
home is 1t Boonville, but who. at one
time, held reportcrial position on a
morning newspaper in this city. For
many months past George has been re-
porting for the Kansas City Mail, but :,
short time xgo he took brief vacation
and left for his home ut Boonville. The
rumor became current, and was published,
that he had became incurably insane.
Last evening Mr.. Ferrell passed through
Sedalia, on his way to Kansas City, and
the nature of his business is explained in
the following paragraph in last evenings
Mail:
"Mr George W. Ferrell will be in Kan
sas City this week. He has been spending
the past two months in BOonville. lie
will investigate those reports that have
been published here in regard to his men,
tai condition. He is rs sane as the person
who started the reports"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-08-16
For Sale.

A complete country printing Office for
sale cheap. 1t consists Of Washington
hand press, Gordon jobber, type, csses,
stands, imposing stones, sticks and type in
abundance. Address
j. WET 0ooDWM,
2-27dtf eedalia, No.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-08-16

Many railroads have discarded the
old make Of scales, substituting the i'm
proved Howe. Borden, Seleck 4 Co.,
agents, Chicago.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-08-16
Attention, Mexican Veterans

The Mexican Veterans Central Associ-
alton OF the state oi Missouri will assem-
bic Mt the court house in the city OF Soda
lis, ut IL O'Clock q. NJ, on Thursday, the
I'D Vi September, 1881.
As business Of importance to the veter-
ans will he brough, before the association.
they are earnestly requested To attend. All
comrades are cordially invited. Arrange
ments will BE- made for reduced rates Of
fare on all the railroads in the state.
On arrival oi trains at Sedalia, the vet
Grams will be waited upon BY committee,
which will assign them quarters.
Col. Thos. r. Hoy, NJ. S. Conner, J. S.
Finis $. Arnold and Dudley X.
Allen arr appointed committee OF ar
rangements and reception.
JAMES NJ. CLARK T. r. STAPLES, 4.
Secretary. President
Newspapers throughout the state are
to- copy the abOve.l
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-08-16

--Hayes' Anti-frictiou knuckle fol
tAresheIs at the 6sdalia Foundry.
f7-lQSoW7t1
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-08-16

We have a speedy and positive cure
for catarrh, diptheria, canker mouth and
headache, in Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. 4
nasal injector free with each bottle. Use
it ii you desire health and sweet breath.
Price 80 cents. Sold BY your druggist.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-08-16
A Sedalia Boy Heard From.

EA. !. Walsh IS Young man known
to many Sedalixns. In the early part of
the ':O's he came here and Was employed
BY the Pacific railway company for time
as telegraph operator, and subsequently
transferred his services to the NJ, X. 4 I.
company, where he remained until 1876
As n lightning jerker he ranked high,
and rs genial companion and an orns-
mcnt to society, there were none who out
ranked him.
On leaving here he engaged a. operator
for the Chicago & Northwestern railway
company. where he remained Eve
years. and only severed bis connec-
lion some five months ago. On
retiring from the company's employ he
WAS the recipient Of . fine chronometer,
valued ut $40. n present from his many
friends on the road. On the front case are
his initials, while on the reverse appears:
Presented to +. J. Walsh By his friends
OF the Chicago 4 Northwestern road, May
Is. 1891"
At present he il employed at Brainerd,
Mimi, BY the Northern Pacific company,
bnt will leave there ut nm early date toeuter
the employ OF the Chicago K Alton road
1t Bloomington, ILL.,, having been offered .
lucrative position BY Mr.. &. II. Chsppell
~ train dispatcher.
Eds numerous friends here will be pleas
ed TO know ,ha, be is pro.pering, and will
extend the wish that he NAV ever continue
to do 40.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-08-16

loss will aggregate 81 .5OO.
The young man With the strawberry
blonde locks, who holds . clerkship in an
Ohio street dry goods store, will probably
not visit McAllister again this season. The
little job he put up yesterday, about being
4 widOwer, was discovered to be transpar-
eut, and it caused number of fair maidens
10 give him the shake for all time to come.
Speaking OF the Cole county fair,
correspondent of the Kansas City Times
saws of q we'll known former Sedalian:
Capt. G. A. Pratt, of the depot dining hall,
we'll known to the horsemen of the state,
is superintendent Of the track, and is put
ting forth efforts in keeping with his repu-
tation for enterprise.
The St. Joseph union depot is pro-
crossing finely. 1t is 400 feet long, two
stories high, except the wings, which are
one story, is built of pressed brick, laid in
black moxtar, and faced with limestone
trimmings. 1t is rs fine building as
ian be found in the west, and is q credit to
the Queen City of the Missouri Valley. /.
A BAzo0 representative witnessed the
assembly drill OF Co. c., 2nd battalion, N.
q. NJ, At St. Joseph last night. They are
all between the ages Of sixteen and twenty
two, and are far more proficient in the
manual of arms than many older COM
panies. They think Of visiting Sedalia
during the fair. Should they come they
1ill meet q cordial welcome.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-08-16
kY ROSA PEAELE

col. JOSEPH LAFAYETTE STEPHENS.
, 1881-09-24
Gen. Garfield and IEis Horse.

~ tdf futtof o. lH$ IhlcH27 tFaDHHe4
CnlCAGI, Sept. 1k-One evening IN Augilss,
1871, Gcn. Garfield was tho tutt distinguished
parsonage ut Tho Additional Soldiers Ne,niun,"
which WI. instituted BY l'rivRte Daizc aud
which WIS held tnat ycnr at Cambridge, Guern.
soy County. Ohio. At that ti1Hv he had scurceIy
been spoken Of rs u proDnlle cauditlAtc for tho
Presidency, set II wna during shat midsummer
ind autumn tfAt llo cau.e SO prominently before
tho ctIztns of bis own Statc. and tho whole
country, for his mAstorly parsclpancy in tho
Gubernatorfal canvass, and 1t was III tho follow
Ing January ttnt tho Legislature chosr him In a
substantially unanimous manner for Unltcd
'Etutcs Senator. It WIS a time When 10 sco tho
clcnr, shining splenstnr OF tho strong runn's eye.
md 10 hear tho forctblo littcrnnce OF his firm,
deep voice, WIS rs tho first floating weed 10 Co.
lunbus-suKgcsting possibilities Of thu tn1nit-
ly great.
I)uring tho evening no was to address bis old
cotnr.ldus fsoln Il apeaker's piutform In tho
courtyard. iIefnro tho hour clmc FUR tho Gen.
rrnl to spcnk, ii few reporters and mnny admir-
Ing citizens cnItc.l on HIN at tic residence of
Mayor Furrar, whosu guest he was. Capt. Far
rur doubly en]oyott tho privilege Of entertaining
his distinguished visitor, for the REASON that hu
oiltcrr In tho Army Ut the Cun,berlund. and wns
II believer tn lis superior ability md m nd
mlrrr ot tIs sterling WORTH.
coMnan!nnMhin tnuot!. mud. rs he rested hta heAti
on tho lmck OF tho easy ehnlr In which ho Bht
aa a @ ak y psa ns t hs ~
Tho iaRle-ln,,k Of hls Montur hnuIc-ho hnd
such IL cuntnR. trtIstfui, hutnc-llko way. He
Is lg.s, esneronye 'y 'e IN liz til seben At islgth he
tur,tett to Capt. Fnrrar md saisl:
"ny tho WY, Captnin. the @ horse rode IN tho
we'll" returned Capt. Fnrrnr. THO horse WINS
.aks !nto tho scr.Ss nyGapt royes e this
, 1881-09-24
An Excellent Suggestion.

PONTIAC, H., Sept. :J.--l think It would be n
fitting tributo tn tho memory Ut nur dead Prosi.
dcut to ralso hnlf or three fourths Of a million
donra by subscriptions, OF sny ::!!s cents calch.
and bullh ana cnlow ut so.ne snstnhIe point n
college for tho educaion Of poor young men
who ara STRUGGLING NJ, uut Of tho depths, uni to
whom such in Institution would 10 u perfect
Kodsend. aul sure such an Offering would 10
n1uro III ncesrl with his chnrnctnr and will bo
fur tntrc lasting tribute 10 the nemory nf him
We all lowell MI well, thnn tho sn0st costly ntid
magnificent monument thMt c0uIl 10 raised
nt,uvu his ashes. There Is NJ, doubt Nf tho suc-
C. j, CEOSINCER.
, 1881-09-24

dptttd< Ol1p0fth TO 1ht Chicago 3T4bHHfs
NEW f0NK, fppt, =i.-uHAlS -Wheat--Wlnter fur
khor worked up In prlco about iBlHa per bu On
eliminating accounts tFulu khu WUst. purity Of c,m1-
patatlvely l!rht sh'rmentA u xehboart und lnnra
4asofabs ndvlsas h3 cable, Whleh NultkDnsd tho
speculative interest, lsn1tnx IN tTD0 purchaser, IN
soo rt 10 Fruydg for outstanding contracts, whiIu
eitoFt operations hHvB huon comparatively n.ater-
ao' tfi7ouHh tho Asturhnon values rcaete4 }ts3lc
uu. uactuRtsna to the closo. and leaving m weak
atAo"ut Tho uwest hsuros OF tho day. snFnE wheat
m'a been quoted up about 10 q bu. nn. IuMovug, u
lIa,lsvd movement. M. sud u tial'lG1dA c!osina
ttlal1 hds M. tud At sl411ia Lsalt cluMinR Ut
N'Ei do ecptcnlIur ut 5i.4s3Ssi. iIti, closlnH
~ t!.i9i du, ugtubor at sl.stNe!,h+ e!oslnK
h,EHll.1 MI; 10 November nt 41,ts44l$t
eoslnE nt 5:.4; do l,ecombsrnt sl.a1a1l+ cloalns
~ sh aakeA lit jAnuary nt tl.6st4st.i7f. clostuR
tt ash lid, u steamer Hrada At tti19t4ti.Nl No.
fea Ut H. tslta>ll du ssoauur gratIo nt E.'fllY1,
aaVraded rud Ut tl4tal " to uua!tyt Nv. ai-
ssaxSo spEfns ut I'LL. clos1ng At lali No.
:, ealoaso snd sii,~aukeo sps'ua y store
- y u.A u; r,tfradetl splnx ht q l.%satl91.
xotn much more troey dealt In. nlany In tho oio'.
,ne a. further rsu tn curly deliveries 0f :c and
70: tha upt!nn line VI about }99lc prr bu c0suk,
so~'FsF ~ IonuEal!y '@a'su bu.haa under sho hst:
tett1n tu. Mlxod Wcsturn uHsradou "
@ssIss, ~ to 4unlAy a'sd candluon, Nuw YoEk
steafl"r 'u!xct nunstnai No. wh!te a. 6a&1r cVs'
tas ~ W I'D. Outs fairIy nutEye. apannH a trne
asafer but clusing le4s TRULY, and III tic option list
.eesulux ..x about ts1iu y bu. saius TaEasleu ut
s,M e hu. whilo Western unHsadod At
<S'e. hs " 4hnltfi mixed HGatorn unafstaea W t@
s.ei Halle statv Al lAsc; mixed State nunlaal lty0
eaM p4t galptt JIt1l tu Nj aUt Rt $ila; cur fnta
Shf Vt LUZ narIuy h.atler aMa u GttM aeuandi
ia = nFtTo ut *llSp% and M, iCansdA bright VI
pr,. nroaucts 'dctately ael!ve and
amx,ssTh noss jmrK IL inisralG Ivsaani ID Garfy
S1esYGttJ. sasnH N NJ tiu.7I*aL01 for standard
iax.nnsr nsr liyoter inqu.ri. hYPtsmer auoud u
ss.'sT sssMssT ii .siI&Ss.aS' tat aiuss: @ W as Iii
f{lSe;e4 flsste i, .nd aniei. -, nac?n au'ets tonS
Esa s,a'f r. request tr sarly teTsgf ~ an siYkMe* pl
shs urtion n1 5sIry se,iYe, 1psmSa Il sttuaust FIJI W
y; IL sHsnf !s,: nsx TltA sop|sa1e. so.;
uaoG :; ::!s l,.sn,bur ut ths your uI'-
Il t9nt ~ PIX January It ela ~ ~ February
AM " tiIuL " ' ''F " ~
a,Maa ,iMHaioM-f1ul and quoted eaater at a3tS9{o for
tS1 MY y cl2tcs. faua lu IpIs u N4y5{c.
b nricAh h-Ma" active II fMrthsF G3lEht ha!daanx
r. n l1i4sa III, aast!nlQue - IL. JaiaacA a.
aan'!l4 u b]sS7 s-lss, raFnxulluc0 " i1t413te,
, 1881-09-24
BY TELEGRAPH.


FOREIGN.
Special Dispatea to The Chicago Tribune.
-llvEnruotr Sent. 25-ll:N a. m.-FLouE-No. l.
IL; No, p lbs III.
"GnA1s-WhoAt-Whtc No. !, lis Id, No. p 10s Cd,
RpripR. No. l. los I'd; No. = 1os white. No. 1lss No.
lis ID; club, No. l. lis 6d' No. = us 11d* corn-Now
No. l,fs.
.PHovIEtnxa-rork, s0s. lard, G2s.
!L!vEltruUt. Sept Za-1:ao a. m-1seceipts Of wheat
fr itle i'ast thrOo days 2Gtcu ccnsais T6t3 being
American. urenIstMtEs hrnler. Whont-Wht.c, lbs
tt9aIls: club 1lsnsl!s I'll. CotnHs 1i. Woathor du1
LiyEHr0Dy, sHrt. H.-Uacon-3. II. Rtandy At Cts:
8. T. soady nt SIS th, nncE-Extrn India .lrnler
1t lgis, LnrA1'rInlo Western rtcaay NJ Ills. Bplrs
tusreMtna tr.uor ~ I3s III. tes!n-COmlnon London
aeaiy at 6s 3da1sth th. Whoa,-Su. spring stehdy ut
70! III; wIntcr steady nj lii. corn-sllxod sisady at
Il I'D fas new.
lhvEurnor., sops. s.-corEos-steady, up.ands
fil Oslenns. 7fd snlcs, l:tN0 bales, speculation
mud export. lug; American. 1000
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. California wlto wheat, los
NGass. do club, llsGslls I'd. corn-how Western
ln!Icd Is IAd.
Observation-Disclosures 1ndla mess, lr7s I'd.
An,cE!cMn lnyt dis ID.
YAnSs AND FAnuIcs--At Manchester, au!et but
pteady.
lkEcEI1Ts-East thrce DAYS: Wheat, e1s000 Amer.
lean, l7j,HM
,LuSroS. sart xt-TAL,.ow-Fl American. 49, ID.
'pETN1LECM-ltcfned. 7@I71$d.
brtHlrs TEnrESTlSE-t?s
ANTWERP. HtpL E.--IErn0LEuM-NHt
Tho tnlloWInR "rFo Eoco!ved by Tho Chicago Hoard
Of Tradu:
LIVERPOOL, Sept. sl-l:n r. n-Hroadat.lns t,rmt
S*!IfSsnIa While ls Eslos lid; club tls&sl's bds cor
IN Il. Y: W ..s Il ts|s H. ssna IL. s W. %
&sfss; S%5% 5s .S isS s
Il ss sa sn a:t II rs a!sHssa
ra Mhsnt H. y 5o.n tlsnsnd ~ nna t"nK MpMnr CatSr,
d sss & e. sn' ssssS Vt wess eo:
.s usS 1ps wa4 snS ns ~fs& St& Sfse md sS 1
e. H. Y; ri .,i s' t 4 seE ss s$ Il .s; 4 s
, 1881-09-24
LAKE NxfVIGITION.
EDUCATIONAL,

chefsirnt nnd 'rechnie1 Laboratory.
frnf IT, IrsGiIng. WIN rncetvedn no rfnct ncAtseu.
enl education = several 1f tho rEt Nnvers!tlns In
IIcasIn service tSr YEAR, nd nswni as II liz Hny"l
Wirh Sttn Harvlee NJ full II tho Minis
tfriun ~ Mining Engineer Hr,d MntAutue ~, In
Amnr!ca he was Fist hen.t IN several nl ttls ,+t
prn,lnont 1r0n and Bteel Works: Ra!y!nR nI'nn his
~ 61anc!es 1 q Of tncne b. NJ! ls9xln eoM5;e q
cspecal mains u cdhcate speelhl chemists ft!r lrIn
and Aieel Works Lead. Camper. and aI!yns Wnrka,
etG. In tho tnB Df two to tlI0N mpnthA they will ho
nnis pstiSmctl{ e e. masn ~ ns nra!y.es wh,ch .ro
ts,ry 1.pe'n time. sot. md cHdtdates win 10
classified In the course Of atlle! nccnrdtne to thn!r
. fd The there NJ, be pcnca a s:pai e%at.o t%r T..
enr1lcd ont promptly, Anniyhcn OF vlctuns win So
msda f'eg Of s1.ar.sM they aro found fIco from
handling nf the m!cr3aenpe wall bs Taught Call for
antufMhtIuf DfEC1 2sIy AljElllgsn.nx. -.
, 1881-09-24

III tht Editor of TIE Ehieaqa Tribune.
CHICAGO, Sept, za.-Many oterEylnon toach,
and multitude OF people have beloved, that
tho Almighty sofa aside, raverses, or changcs
the laws ut Nature In xnsWeF to prayer. 6plne
deoln 1t bost 10 otter their petitions through tho
"bayiog," nthass beseech the Intervention Of
the VlTg!u M~ry; but the purposs Of the invo-
cation Of all IL to Induce Or persuade the ltulmg
Power ot the uulvcrse 10 Interfere With natural
laws on th4s earth md arEcet their COURSE to suit
, 1881-09-24

ID INC EsIIt1F pl 7Ht CHttHgp 1F1pHHts
CHICAGO. Supt. :s-Iu your issue this morn
Ing IS n paragraph that Mt n meeting Of
Whittier Post. etc., 4 resolution to chu,lgg the
name frum Whittier to Gnrtictl Post WIS nut
a9ps dssye v to ,say tT ~ n; ,g aGtS n %s
hut purely trum il ioyp for nnd desire 10 rutain
tho old nI,1e u;lacr which We have earned DIR
present reputation. Very truly.
L. l.. WILSON, Commander.
, 1881-09-24
TOLEDO.

T0LEn0, O., Bept, @l.-tanAtS Wheat strongf
No. rctt. sput sl4sgS, Uctnsr, sl,la1s Nuvonber,
st.ask, DecunbeE, &i.59l, Corn ssrost No. T. spnl.
KB4o; Uctobur tD}$et November. Tic: year, Gt1{e.
Outs aulat; Mn white, Spot. tei Oosobor 4tIlv bld
GLustSu-WheMt runrkot uaslnri No. Bred. sp0t tl.&i
bid tlt&M nskcdt Hopton,bor, 3L44 bid, as asked,
iuc0nbef, fiM Gnr'i ensaE, haI,.lnlxgH. a}Hu b!!i
No. Uctobor hU1A Ut sUc: November 'gu bid, 7p9tu
GsAeit yeAt, ttss hi, Etf asked
KErkiFra-Whoat, 3,0O BIZ, cora, li.ooo but oats.
l0N bu.
HUfrNESra-Wheat G5O bu.
, 1881-09-24
LOUISVILLE.

i.Uu1AytItE, Hopt A,-cOTTUS-Quet; like.
tLOun-staatlys uxlra, tat0tj!saai assta family. HTs
@tlsjl \ Ma |, F7.uGf7.s3, chHc0 tut,ey, sa.uk&aA
GMAiS-Whomt nrnl; tl.si turn tssn, No. white,
Hct dn .nlxatl, Tic Oats atsa.lYt Nh whlt0 <ic do
n.!xbd. tle hye stonAtt No, =. tl.lfE.
tsHuVlslUSs-rufk and prime si1Htl, lard nominal
'1fnlk meats stTaKl shn4dvta i,uMtAa!t clear ~,
lNlot sloaT, !t41 Has.n st.onRx~ ~ sh0uid1rs sss s2sss
WAMkf-AtenGf Al fElt
, 1881-09-24
1{ALtTTAt0ItT.

BALTIMORE, scpt. 2i-FLoun-vory strong nnd
nctlvb, Western aureranc, $50NS575; cxttns fd25a5
S.g1, family, &. .2jISn.
anAt:-Whoat-Wustcsn higher and firm, Mo.
wntcr rcd spot md September, sisd]i6s1l75Ss Oc-
tohcr. $l.ls44e47N: November, si.5l36@ t.hihs no-
cembet tl.s160l,i'm corn-westcrn higher md
strong, mixed. zt'ut .mnd September. 44el7l]fc,
Octolor. 7l3l&t15c; November, 7'a{dsi1tc, scaniuE
53c. Oats stcniy. 1tyc 1uet. ....--
1fAY-lllRl3er ind firm, primo 70 choice Ponnsyl-
vHtln *D. .UEast.Al
ii0visiGSK-Fitnl: Light stocks mess pork, 70 %
Ess.c', :41ttias Has9n-shonttigEs r. uAe; slear slb
IlfTTE!-scarcG and tirm, Western grnss, ljpaso.
E1GA-ftrnl: ~ a9Ie.
l'ErhoLErM -1ln1ss Refined Sc.
t3MOckHkEa-C1ttpyd dnll} lilo cArRotg 19{9t1c. 9ug-
at ttrOnK; 4 eoft l1}H.
WHIskf-QnlGt; $i.EEsl. NV.
FtEll lttTA-.Fo I.iyeFptnl dull
ltkuEtFFs-f10nr. s,H1 brat what. H.7s9 bur corr,
$.s.H bn: rMta. a,aaD bu: rye, 6.uD hu.
$ h: @ s cr eM; e9En, ss ~ bu'
, 1881-09-24

New yoRx, gopt 1t-Enrr0S-Not rncelpts At ali
uned Htates norta during Tho werk, l1 unles: last
yons 10n total receipts Ht all tInitpt Stntes pnr.s
10 dAts. 19o11 last vens 1H.uIj, exports from MI
Untod Rtatos porls for tho Mnck. t,uni last year,
hiUns total 1SpHFs trpm ali UH!teh Ntnos ttrts 10
dato 17fuB' last year. 0 sthck nj oil Uhltn Stated
ports, 1tlTpi last yenr, btnns ss,sk hli ntetpr
town.. 4t0N: Inst yrne. 3Afp1 stock Mt ltyctpun1,
RkaUUs last Ynnr, HUN: stock Of American n!pat tor
GrGnt 1!rl.n!n. 11ACIUi 1Aat yaHt. l0D.Un
f.ivEHtntt. Aeht. 97.--corTuS-SnIuA Of Tho week.
bs,utI hnrst american. a'n; rpuc1Intors took 7.rn
q which rEortnrs took GhO, fnFnartInd ff9M shp's
tscn!ra. Htuj: Ah!nrlcnH. 2htU tnlat Atock.
AMlntfcAn. 6ifTn, amount ntoht, 1t1,Wu: Amorgat
tIIIU.
..NgW .DHtEAHe, Anpt. Z5,-tn!-rnx-Qniot, mid
sn,gs 'sH @ ba9s: gf;,s. !!Ss' ,S1}@rts tS tran.
receipts. 2ks;: vrgss, x exp9st. i" t3rcat lstnn
19.A30i cohstw!sc. 8.00l: anloA kf.Hrk =:
MEMrIItx, 1'cnfi., Bsnt. XI.-GtTTOH-FIrnt re-
c.!pts tns.i ahIpn,ons, 2+sl stock iAB5 aaies.
t,750s rlddilnx. 1l4c,
, 1881-09-24

Macnlsh nj lido 1sottnnh also stronger md In good
M ss"ssy Tssss ., 1sst "a a.
!''t tho "ns 1snf ., % H. 1ssss ,4ss
j},s t5s'fh NM ;; .s,eoit stsasi; or
@ sSia', sa'st ~" e & Ssta
ffs' a S = i: SSuIis s,,, %'ssd.;a ~ ,:, !; ,'
t fSk s%:s :
sS ,,s %a9sh' las &p Hs: &:'
BIZ. .a sss'g': se ! 5sI SseSs!s t
Whea ptss atss ~ & s sGus a1ss t. sf' a Fe
'2Gs 4 .:,ts;y
ssss ssss:E:%; 5'sf. S:! S!ssss
I Is s;s& Il @ ID; s$:Hs i :s;S;
sS rttajst! ( ~ e.
si?st t 8 ss ,GySss[ o|.;a !; f,$i'''f Ss Il:
havs nd,a!,so!s iecepts l1*at. s c!pr: y NJ lsn
N!fal W. wts. ssss sssc, e. e. se'e"Sos sss.
NJ 4. ss 1ao .,s y xa' ss9S a. ci i AZ
~ sis:!as SSs 'a aid % seat' t$ss!P!s
BY; e1eyr.s, a,oU but Western ntxed ald4aa' mhiso
HAY-f!rg.. md In Tooa domhnd, ssa7oc,
sG ss.ss i sS s' S 5 III 3ST 6 T S5sns 5ssSs aJtss e
2S?ss H"a outtod. ao, ernae 'aso'
';F;; %;s;$M;ii;,s, Ss'sE Il Sts'1s Is
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a!s. n si%3i!to s"o n's"'r' ''a''''
A. % s,s s|ss *; sIs; .t[5s
}%s! !S1$ S:,sS S;S1s 's: @? 'A'F' TO- "''
CuExHE-Elrn,t fur ctnrf hEt2u.
, 1881-09-24

rkoAtA, ILL.,, Bept. A-0ltAlHs-corn nsmt high
mxed. lSo3 niaed, GI3llddc. Oats tsrms No. whlts
4s{tts,>4a. Mys nr.at tL!l9l.1lH.
MEEEtl'rs-Whsat, ~ bH: corn. atso but oats,
H,trstENTa:WheAt. nnnus vIrn, $1,000 but oata
E,J73 but FX0 luxlt bAFloy. tM tu.
, 1881-09-24

pErlso1r, Mich, sopt. t.x&-tLuUtl-H. .7S&1.A
UHAtx-WAv,4t oustori No. white, @isQ4fi bapte0.
boz, tl.4{t uut1bcF. s4lst, Navomn0F, tla Uccem-
ber &l|5, Yeur. tt&l{; No, rod, tLa1, No. white.
40 salss, f9culpn, .i,Ul hui snlpMeuist t.0l bu,
, 1881-09-24

=
10 The Editor nf The C'hteaoo Tribune.
CHICAGO, Sept. @,-Wltl you not suggest TINT
tho ladcs oil Chicago and tho United States wenr
mourning for OUR n,artyrcd President? II the
Court Of England feels II incumbent to sip go.
surely shHi mt wny Tho gentlemen should
wcnf u mourning bnd9o III their Aru1s.
Il CITIZEN OF CHICAGO.
, 1881-09-24
}t[TFFAI,O,

uuFvALo, N. X. 6ppt, A,-GRAsS-Whpas dull
and urns sales VI s,11 bu hard Duluth ot tlt4ss.
Corn Ia Rqod dsnlamd, early salcs of 5G9 bu II 1s
CANAL FHEluATa-Duii mud n0ualuA!.
, 1881-09-24

NEW YonK. Sept. Gk-l}cn1and ut first hands con.
tlnnos n11tsrntc, but agents nrn delivering tArxo
quantities Of cntton xuods. gInuhalns shirts. md
drnwcrs on ncc,lnht Ut former usdars. Frlnts In
mo,lcsnto dHIMntd, and dress NinKtntHa nctlrH.
Hnrna wnnlans In tatr re4ucst By clothiets Foreign
gubls quiet and BtentT.
, 1881-09-24
COTTON.

UsWk11. n. r.. Hopt- E--flnAtS-WhcAt STEADY.
Corn qulets No. hold Al 17c rnjcetad, 755fc.