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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-08-06

The readjusters have been in control of
the Legislature Of Virginia for just year,
and judging by their fruits in the education
al department, they have no reason to be
ashamed. The superintendent of public in
struction reports that during the year the
number of schools in the State has doubled,
the number of teachers more than doubled
and the expenditures for school purposes
have increased from $57O,3S9 to S946, 100.
The readjusters doubtless have faults, but
neglect of education isn't one of them.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-08-06

RUFUS HATCH advises people who have
money to put it in the bank, as he thinks it
will be more profitable to have it remain
idle than to invest it in any of the securities
on the New York stock exchange. The
future, he thinks, will give much better op-
portunities for profitable investments than
the present.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-08-06
STATE NEWS.
ANDRoscoGGIN COUNTY

ANDRoscoGGIN COUNTY.
The Auburn shoe shipments foot up 1868
cases this week, to 1871 last week. The
Western orders for fall goods are large, and
business is better than last year at this time.
KENNEBEc COUNTY.
During the month of July, Messrs. Parsons
& Gay OF Augusta, have filled larger orders
for their patent screw drivers than at any time
since they began operations. This ingenious
little article has been sent all ovor the United
States, and orders have been received from
England, France, Switzerland and other
countries. The average number of hands en-
ployed is 26, thus making nice little industry
for the city.
WALDO COUNTY.
The house occupied by Mr.. Samuel Rob
bins, at kGreer's Corner, Belfast, was con-
sumed by fire on Saturday evening last. Most
of the household goods were saved.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-08-06
T'HE RED MASK.
A Mockiug Demon Stalking Abroad. All
Danger from it averted by u Skillful
Physicians.

1SdhScE 1EOlAA III HFcfIcu ny II
Physician.
There are for many reasons, few diseases more to
be dreaded than Erysipelas, it has, not naptly,
been termed "St Anthony's Fire. There Is no dis
ease which SO completely deforms and disfgures
the vsage of the patient, and it may fairly be
pared to a red mask thrown by a mocking demon
over the human face. 1t is almost as dangerous as
1t is repulsive Arising from a variety of cause
running its course with paint often ends sudden
ly in death. The old treatment consisted of blood
letting and the use of strong drastic purgatives
The substance of the enlightened modern treatment
is all contained in DR.. Kennedy's "Favorite Rem
edy." Use this, and you have taken the essential
total of all the best physicians in the land could pre-
scribe for Erysipelas. A case in point. Mr.. S. B.
Carpenter of Granville, N. Y, writes that he had
for time been afflicted with this disease in both
legs and has regained his health by the sole use
'Favorite Remedy" Other cases might be cited,
did space permit "Favorite Remedy is also sure
in its action in all other diseases of the blood Ask
your druggist for it, or address the Proprietor, DIR
David Kennedy, Rondout, New York.
jy9eod1m
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-08-06

THE Cincinnati Gazette (Rep.), which
assisted in the election of Mr.. Means, a
Democrat, as Mayor of that city, now comes
out with an article headed: "Mayor Means
makes some,disreputable appointments; good
men turned off because they are Republi-
cans, and bummers, Jail birds and gamblers
substituted because they are Democrats; he
Gusts Jacobs and then runs away out
OF town. Has our Reform Mayor gone
back on all his promises?" The Gazette
might have known that this would have
been the result.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-08-06

we DO not read anonymous letters and communi
cations The name and address of the writer are In
all cases indispensable. not necessarily for publca-
ton but as guaranty of good faith.
We cannot undertake to return or preserve com
municstions that are not used.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-08-06
THE PRESS.
SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 6.

EVERY regular attache of the PRESS is furnished
with Card certificate signed by Stanley Pullen,
Editor, ALI railway, steamboat and hotel managers
will confer favor upon us by demanding credentials
Of every person claiming to represent our journal.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-08-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
Summer
Complaints

At this season, various diseases of the
bowels are prevalent, and many lives are
lost through lack of knowledge of a safe
and sure remedy. PERRY DAVIS PAIN
KILLER is sure cure for Diarrhoa Dys-
entery, Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Summer
Complaint, ETC., and is perfectly safe.
Read the following:
BAINBRIDGE N. Y, March o, 1ss1
1esf fnr rA1m and nan m ora
JOSEPH BURDITT.
The ssy best mdSeias Know ~ Of or
cholera morbus, and cramps in the stomach. Have
used it for years. and it is sure cure every N1 " time %
, MoINeoTA. iowa, March i, 1851.
cramp, coIc and cholera morbug and i gave almost
For twenty years haye Used your a PaN Z
inmy family Have used it many times f fqE bowel
%ithout 5ottie In the house. We
gar Mye IL 4 s az Ts SS nShys
should allow it to be out of the family.
ONEIDA, N. Feb. F; + EtFEa. i. fssi.
always Han Wyd haEg i
to so to bed without bottle in the house;
ss.y SsaEHPsRgas a sgls fss
In the house. re c.,,sr-r ID. DR. T. MORTON.
u. o.
CREFELD, RHENIsH PRUSSIA. Feb. 8, 1881.
L have known PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER almost
from the day it introduced, and after years of
observation and use regard its presence in my
household a5 an indispensable necessity
s. ]. s. POTTER, u. S. Consul.
BURTON ON-TRENT, ENG.
i had been several days suffering severely from
relief H. J. NooNE
21 MONTAGUE ST., LONDON, ENG.
During residence of twenty three years in India.
have given it in many of diarrhoea, dysen-
terry and cholera, and never knew it to fail to give
relief. r. CLARIDGE:
No family can safely be without this
Invaluable remedy. Its price brings it
within the reach of all.
For sale by all druggists at 25c., SOC.
and $1.00 per bottle.
PERRY DAVIS & SON, Proprietors,
Providence, r. /.
jun28 eod&w1 y
, 1881-03-05
BY TELEGRAPH,
FOREIGN.

Special ntsrareh 10 The Chicago Tr.Jtlns
1.IvEHptiot. Mnrch l-li:W II. ,u-Etutt-So |
1ls; No. T. ~ ~.
CLAIMING. winter wheat. n III: No. 9 d. Is II
No. spsinR. p "a; No. Z, ~ al; Ne. white, +. a.
No. du. IL III; M. club, gs I'd; No. . d. " IL
Corr-New, ta I'd: old. IS ID.
rh0ylalo*B-3'Ork. ls5.. Lnsti, 5Is I'll.
1ayEnt0uL, MRrcli +-l:II p. M.-Wrnther snqxG
hreadstuns tlr'u. WAcn:~Wnter, III 3s:s III; wh!sa
!Et5!s I'll.
livNrooE. March 4-a:3D y. n,.-pork-rrno lreH
Eastern, dull Mt 1ss; Western tnT! ut t.s. Naeun-
Cumberland cut dull ut 4Is iat SHIRT rib. dali utt
l; lung r,c.r dull ut ss; allor. elrnr .uIl Ill., Dsst
ExtrA lriln nttss trnlcr ut lls. Insl-trImc Trs:.
dull bts IL. Caoese-Amutcan cl,ulce ztead7 st
Gss. TnlIow-i'rltuu city Jul ut Shs. Tu.psa.!ae-
Spirits 1Irn,er ut It's U,. lcsn-FInc tIrmrr nj liz
W!eAt-Hislnx Nh. tktoa,!y Mt u dxi: NJ. who
slendy ut 'A I'll; wintor stendy mt ~ III.
l1vEHPu1I, March 4-l:3u y. tu-Ciut ~ G|@9s I'D.
lLvEnrool., March 4.-EvGn!ng.- mod.
oratu t1amHnds u3kHT!Gd sales Htn bnlcs; spccu!s.
ton md gxpUrt, l.U1; American, 7iN.
HnEADsruFrs-Ilrm; California white wheat, 10
D. Gd du club, III CAG.s lid, rcd Western wntch NJ
Cha lhi.
lETtULEusf-Ncuncd a5Ed, -
Observation-Disclosures lnrd bls I'd. TalioW-fiua
AncslcnsI, Ills 3D. nucon-lpi,g cear. Is I'd; dIofs
clgng, It's i'd.
YAnxs AND FAnnlcs-At Manchester casiur.
1tkcElr1S pABT TllHEE DAys-WhuAt. 1laau Q1i
Amcrlcnu, iGNnars.
I.DNnUS, Mnzrh Spirits, va
als III.
ASrwEnr, March h4.-rErnoLEuM-:3t.
TAs @ following "ese recrIved by tho chcaso boaa
,liyGinoL Meseh 4-;2' mMwrsth.ss s, sa9%y ."'i:
Liykti;oo,. March trwhcst market { tena!as Is, Y:
lS xalSrnis SyHssa T. & GSTn ,n,'5 rs5 :, ~ IL IT,
cs9 Il eos Sat y ns as1 @
Wtat-!vteG toTe: md .rs money stea sy'd
during tly INst week. H1A5 cbntnl* Uf Which ollti
, 1881-03-05

Government bonls wcro fairly nctivo. In
chIcugo, tho District Of Columbia 08Ss wcro III.
bid n1,A l03H nsked; tho Is were ll3!i md lEi;
tho Asss. lllas and 1tlA, tho ~, ltNal ind 1Dis;
a1sl tho IT. l0lA aud ltk!t. At tho close tho Ia
Wrra Il lower,
Foreign 9xuhnnge closed with very weak fGeh
!nK. StutlinK pos1uA rites, 4BIGoiS;s. Fur six
sy.tsay commercial hills for pr0lnrt delivery.
4tG5l!la.s. For three wceks' delivery, 41SltlsA
slxty-dhy conssnt rc!al bills, proMpt delivery IN
llAvrG. I'll! 4QthNH. lior1lrnux, H3t!46l4Io3;.
blxty-dar commercial hills MI Antwerp acItv-
trab!o prompt, worn Gs:!sdIEJ EJl,l, uunkcrs bills
IN Germany wtrp Ga{ for sixty dnys and VI
for taMand; nlnety-day prompt commercial
hills len GtG. l.nnkers' Euilsers On Ilu!lnnd
wercD fur sixty tlHysunl G,4 for dctnaslit sixty
days eolntncrun! WIS ~. Rhlppors' exthango VI,
New York was &f.Gu discount.
Chicago bunk clcurlnEs wcro $4,000 600. Cur
tenGy-papcs-Waa aullrGe. New York exchange
WIS Wpuk, n'ld sold 1T 81 pur 81 ,100 discount.
Tho wcathor Is !ntrrruptlng communication
with the c'n,Dtry, Rlld merchants, In thU ah-
teuca NJ senlttlaneca, urg borrowtnK u,or9 freely
of tho hunks. Rutes for louns aro Gi17 pr cent.
The International Hank, Ut This city, was lln-
ah!o to ly !ls hAlAucU ut thu Clcarng- ttuu8o Dt,
fhtirsd4y. Tho amount moulded was $lt0,UOJ.
This tho bank ut first sought to raso by 9aies Ut
Nc" York cxcbHnye, but this not being sutubie,
thu ass!stl'1eu Of hnothcr bunk was invoked,
nio tho puyuiunt nual,y mule. uflcr u loux ue-
Jay. Thu nnnIo Ut tho IntnrnAtiona! umuk lu!Kht
lead So'ne curelcss observers to suppose 1t to 10
National bank. 1t Ia an International and not
, 1881-03-05

Special DHpafeh 10 1hf Ghlfd9a 5rlbhhs~
NEW ruNK. March i-GNAtS-Nlnter wheat uf..
inxh Ut ubs muaslitula on nm Mnss.ted fHnrAst sps
ulution luc!dtdiy less spirited; expust call un
atr!cted SCALE checked In part through !fau'..
business honrs by vory sundefato ootn" n's..
fur protnpt du1lvory nnd Tho e1treals ,,..sss s..
wnro worked up Nlc bu frun the latest asnfes
yus.erlly bit through tic nlteTnuon Tho opium
weakened very porcopihly under fshe"tu ~ '.,ra.
pronounced prcssuEu to realazos arneiS y" ,1,1Ilc
iaslvu account, which tad to break Of as'.s ~
bu. closlng vsry feyor!st md 'ens!.su s.',,nS
tho lowest suro4 mndu tl.a days t!a.9; ;,aHast
s"mSo, Snsss sx 2SsS III ~ vsHa! Ss"
s!s:!:,2t, 4 t!,:1 S!'''sS s'.,s < *a; @
M; ri; a. 4; IT,: stsys;
SHss,nss s' ' is ssiss Sstsrn axfaas, 4 il
ss e. i! aGs sa.ix SoM Ys!a s;o @sss
tay.ias sss J., s 1T @
ss s*ya ss,,s i s;sis ] Il i: sts Z sSa;; ;
stya 4 %t Mi', @ & t1i HI II tsi a.
.s!sirti. unara,led Canula sold At sl'su A"a
't:s; ::sa's q
Il; If; {: $; I'll " ;
sn.3r sa Al lupx s.4s SSsa I !.
@ maGa ta.Ssrtass rureasscs, S,pes'at5' !t' W IL hsss
S.p"9 .sSia d t'St!s ssnpcG s.
ssass ss'Sas ~ SSrt!ssa''San .t, I'll q
..Ssn a;y S,uSa Miqs.ssa tas Iy ssarg s u
eastsscs CO.. ] sis. IT, a @ liz op1n u s,as 1sisiii u
] XIII i. siSM Shy al slai. jans III '''' > @'N -
~! Ta!nso@"im los. request, with 'Aos n''ea ~
III AusNov auo,ed .onswhat stronger fe1,,Ip.s Y !.
fnr tt.,inmnh with fuir TclJlllDU IAuAtofAu" ~'-
, 1881-03-05

FLOUK-Was tnura active, several lnts houR taken
for export, and tho foollna was stron9 In sympntJ
With wheat. Safes wofc reported VI 81 brls winter
prtynis terms nnt t.U bugs double sprtng extrnH.
partly at s525 for al,nnesotas, Total equa to asJ
btte Expprt Hours worh Quoted at t00G5.j for good
to cho!cs, nnd rye do at &t.ilisJ55.
OTHER MtLLarupFs-Were III good demand md
firm, with Huln!l sMpp1y. HneH reported OF 7
cars Dram Mt t13.a,4dsl3iO; LOO br,a corn-mcal ut
&1Aks2li: and car uuaFso 10 Mt <6jpur tuT.
SPRING WliEAr-HAs rnthcr quiet nHi stronger.
advancing M. nnd closing on fChanYu ho NbDvu tho
Iutest prlcgs Of Thursday. Lveruuot port1a aA-
uf Ill per csntal. london s.rons Now YORK
and our lntnElor winter heat Mnrke,s n1, !ahct, no
rccpts horo reported n..nu ton Of Gut0 hu In tho
visible supply last w.'uk driving nnow-siuFm, and
q d:S 70 wIa;ss II With yna pTs ;Is
ssyS aiyanse si,aa tnat Wl.ia o,k piase; Iio h;n-
sss sts s'ssssf ss q fS @ M (! sS 81. sS:s
ss; ii - SS;i TS;sS ss!;ss /;
Il asss !" sesi liz os :" ~ ry III nS Ssa
S NSl s:sa Il e ihs 5 a;lax 5
SMng e ;hH sissrs, m y Me1Sr o .oo
furelrn SIdets, Win iitie o'src; % current
ssSe ssrf &c Si''s: sfs
Tsissssd ~ y NJ VA s9 By Y 'n'plS u ; e
IL" rsof III NJ rsesisa 'S lD'
oss 10 s rfSy s nsssS sss, ss sas @
Wrisi arkoss NSro auoioa stronger, tid tfiarU wers
WIZ Why gIH sns ~ ~ ,xni;n n roi VI n
dsaeS aD S' II What ~ III" so Il 10 sssSrhc'
ss'A pu. %tlces slS IT. n"trapS. ans
inw s5ndcs ~ "s M%F2 @ M nrnsy ~ u sT M Gasa NJ
Snin,s u sE. III sns M WIZ p rspnir ~ III 5 III MI
9e HI Il ao; . s IL @ ~ wn,Ss ri 4pSSps =" nsx
s ss,n frss e.ia c,, @ l
s IT, csx ssiSF ~ III 9n Hr w. w. aDa sasS n 1S9a! g
@nG = ~ III n w ~ Xxx ~ cs ,as1 e attr sr
5 ssS T Hsn os 9rs m re-
ths taGkstout @ Ftnsa Ise5s ysr1 noffa!ei"@ ,fa! " @ #
G,T: ,, Mn n. ~" ~ III ssgspa nmrkn ut%t%s viz
tflhn hrtnos, Snt thcfn Tns nnrag Hmntn Hah9 To-
VII ~ ~. III ~ III" ,i, xns =; Ttsl ms,
tt4N ~ stc. M ~ t!a itnsn ~ .s''tS niIu
% ~ Hss ~ ae ill.,. Iss saos II wfs s'r,,s pi II IN 9
nu ~ ~ ioE ~. aMtsa HtfnEH WIZ ~ rtosHt % " ~
f ~ ,t':ay III *. r. -'"s 'ao ioF so' "a.o o
lrmGK lntstf. o:son ~. ,h ~.. u.,,.,,. -, ., ,
, 1881-03-05
REAL ESTATE.


Tho following Instruments wsro tlel for rcc-
orsf Fridny, MArch I.
c,rr rRurxRrr.
FLthay.: cor ot 1nlney #. y 4 @ \ @3.loyS! M a.to
sar"eo 'S Sopans a'sf'fSS I" Wa ""l I. hoSas @
7s III ;safs IL S't as%sSy ssy';s 4 Sta
r$s;ss s's$ $ \; in:i,};,iss g
'%a $s!ss isS $ .$"s,iS. Ii ;s;iss t 5siSi,s:
il. iirnrsti,1s e00
YSs' Ht;!;s S!s ii fbSn: 4 S:"S'' 8 'sst, sS; .
vi! 's;s III: is$ i III iiiS is;s Il $S:
II ss;$; SS; i; ,%ss If s;'s i fa;,s: u
Ar.ass;'n T. ~ 81 t;:i:a Il? ;iY
r s. S.s: s:s ~ II * ':sst i. FHj @
,niehs l'nreei 10 X anI U. j. siarkj,."::. LOO
II ;$sas II IS{|sss {|ssaS:s j ss
s;ss S;$ i ,j.::S ;ssss i i;si;
Il. iii Ii Il aGe
T* ;%an,a + %n{pSs 8 h.S,,,; sts s:s e. "na sap
l!xn'! !xsst Il: td III FsS 6; i S:n u & Issi.S. si.s s
Hss ; n: " nm an
tsSi ;|s ,siia Ii Il & 4 isiSo issss Il sass 4 4
;;s;s gsj i T. iii V;:Ta
THE premise. N0. s Wilson ii. dnled Alnfri
.aIHhnr. WHra @ Marks swnrtsl... :.::.::.. 2,m
s.s K|S5? pS5 Il ..es L Il It da,ss;J Hn, jss e
!" I; ,s;sS TS; Is
..sMei,aSl lsrat'd e., b xasust ,nskoi..... lm
%s:sss s 81 I! ses %'tS%S & ha
bSss, i: s;S Y sSS ,;SS
Hurry II. 2bU
SOHrI1 UF IlrY LiNiTa WITHIN 4 ltANttis W BEvES
MILES Ur THE CutNT-nUuHE.
1.cp n. 20 II Of Ietnsunt nv, I, NJ ~ to nj
ey. dn.Gh Fob - tfdNNrh Ctnrx to Mary -
NurIhuHh.,. ~
EuETll OF CtTr LlNITa WITHIN a RADIUS or aEvEX
stI1.i:3 nP THn COURTHOUSE.
Wentworth NV, rs # n OF Furty.thirli ut, II,
4lx1aI IT. ,latcu March 4 u. i. SasHustt to s. ~.
Wright VI. etr uf Fltty.Niutn, Q I, 4Sxt9l II,
dntGtY Fcb. Is thames johnson to 1.uusn
I3Hhsonl..s AAu
WEST or CITY LtMITs WITHIN 4 RADIUS Or sEvEN
MIt.Ea up THE c0ElsT-H0usE.
lscndsbnrY n, .5 II nf lIrr,tl. " I. Iixl3tHft,
lnsHil MARCH, tJnfn JDhnafur, JF4 u, W. IL. -.
kN
, 1881-03-05
Cnrlyle'A Advice To II IHutt: NInn-i
Characteristic Lctter WFltter Thirty.
tElrGs feurk Ago.

Carlyle'A Advice To ~ IuunE 1Inn-!1
Characteristic letter Wrlttcr Thirty
tE,rnn Years Ago.
WAsIl1"dToS Fob. 1s.-s1oro than thirty yeara
ago y''Itng law student ~ Paris, Tenn, opened
II correspondence Witt Iln,tnMs CnrlyIu wttuIl
continued for 'nany yraTs IL lsi whnn ',a IT,, sh9
Judge. WIS stts!siiiH IN thu lnw ntre ii tho linn,
!slHnl q. lInrrss, nov United Htntca hrnntor
ie p and uarst iet,"s II i r nv Sry w"h
Will tu reud witt rxpreul Interest Ut this time.
s G'sisis ts.sSs sr' Iy. IL i'Tt + y ,s,,rhere is
avail you. ,'tIo "t!urse "I rrnl!og ''ur onintsnr
u Kentucky will n!rcntly not ho tf.c tho wiseat
ior ntp, r. Tr,'nssscv: wl'nt MaiI M hlya nxaet!y
fo4 . " h m,n uv @ Vim, y HIN III W ~ @ osef VI ~, nn
Yeurs torwns1ls IN l.s nGnrsc! hiccE!ln direction
ls mud retlaint imtfsss!i!e. IN such eatac. y,n
ltaht, Mr ,Annlnss. u1,4 taltfnIt,csS II n yt.llr
nwn mind tic irttrr Msll DO llnn fron ait 0f
a tho llsr lw1G!, men OF t q lu,!i ire eagerly
following 9n al hu.d+ IT yum; and with, yunr
winlo snul. 80 nrprnr1iRo lhcsn. MI,u elnthirntu
t9eln US yoi hn,u tauulty uHA opportunity
You thou u,n! ns,w. II ni'irars ynii tntn llatl II
very fLlr s!scrc,s ilthrrtt: nl.i Inv. lifted ynur
henl and s!,1,iIcrs s0I.'.nshnt uat Of tho sUugl,
nnu caH lt'uk Ntmut ynu little: huHe ct,llillentiy
t'at tue v.Mls hc!i:r1nrth wlIl repay with ttku
D"sa} ~. IT, KY 's,y xa, M dt sli"s yo 9
shat whNssvrr" rrnI hun'lM ,r"ilh II t,,n., dues
lmt Into NJ gsnml enterprise, juat nlN,ut ,l,c
Itzab!o utte to liuykhs,uis. hut very r.'al ts,r
gil tlut dues 'se IN thu ts u.t out nr tt hts IL M
"rcMs" human worth u,d hl,l,ail ylrtury are iii
: ! say: sery nf!en nut 10 ret'ssllxahlc: WIN
fF"n~ FSx si M .ur ftnn KR ,sa T&s'hff II ySGr y es'
% oi such na,!. win has n.,da iwti lnI!!lons hy
[nilways atTr, hnvc Rsit,'e'.t1 "y!ct.rs ut Nt -
yxl!iltion II siar"s" uvlac,s i: Shiel, sussy
Is fitsat una nnt IT, vssnryt YOU mus. vcry p!r
10 tuttEt SGll Win Eult{r IlHfjftItu
, 1881-03-05
NOTICE..

UFrIt.t uF .-.. J
THE 0HEanS leAIfWArt !: NAVIGATION COMPANY
1.-The tl,lri, tN,irl. md Hft If TWEEN
y cent t l.r cent, Eath MuH thu sAnser!!l!hna
fur the l thlru iilt,,;* u th. t1ew rnrn thck u
the CUnIplty 4nHtturftr by tho tHrhl stcknl!!era'
meeting Ocl. ~ ls. Friifrtt 10 1u raid ~ tli
gonlrnns'H Offices In Suw York IN Arr!! shr md
payment III inll inr sal,l E,ib%Grln1s w. b relrcd
by The Company ut IL said nti o. UT Mil ftGr Nhrett
H. ISL. ui,I tIt stock Issued therefor Nit, stttlc.
mcmts ,mAr. Including the pav'ncnt VI scrip dividend
OF m tler Cunt. ~.
full paid stuck Sl be entitled 10 ttIv ,trntls.
The kGr0n,l three hl1tIH1 or nav MOCK t1Ll4
shnses, MIL hc nnnrc fs tnhsrtt!un nt rnr tn htncks
lnipss M rtrnrA ~ March " ISL " pr,lDItton to
cent ~ nor cent, Vf sn!h suhatrl!ons VT! h! re-
CURED tn be rMh ut the tumpa.'y lien II, New tork
April H. ISL; twenty phr rGnt t per cent? On MhT
III 1St; twenty cent it cnHl nm limp H. ISL
and Tho hlunce ut forty per cont 10 per cont "H l'Y
j, 1%41.
prurthcd however, taut payment III fnl1 fur tath
subscriptions said ti!enHd thIc0 nillIHnsnf new
Htotk Will received By The Company tll md nf!Sr
April Ii. ISL TIM tlnck ..ucd therefor, md IN
trtcst !yent. n.lustn e May ISL. from which
4 terIp a:vistlni nt ia,mr cen, Will he raid to the
hinder. uf Tho second three sH!llfunA nf tc iiew stuck
date Ut pn yutt m thu lst tIstmlitnent nE thr!r
strct1lnns thereto tnll script" hcnr cr GENT u.
tcrest IrCn Dv l. ISL. and Ia h PAYABLE nut ut any
surplus nct earnings II the EoniImny rrnntrIy m.
tnE1i1 form those Issued by thu ConlInuy Sur L.
Tho tran.fcr-hpoks Of the Company will be- ciotei
on alnrch IL S5i nth rtoprncu nh Air III, ISL for
the ahuyn nHtn"h pHrp!.cs
~ ' - jEtIiA(.E W ititTE.. 'Crcnsurer,
, 1881-03-05
lIuHTQN.

nosIoN.
nosTa,H, March 4.-Tho ,nopny murl;rt Is still
feeling ti,u ,!rIti In New York mid oisswhrrr.
au,i i6.nnbla funts n,o int yet ycry i,iutv. IL
ihU CluurslIK .iiousu to-day tic rtt, to borrow-
Inv lulnks VIM iirtn nj i nor cc,f Nuv vnrl,
futn wero sUil nj frnn mr. 10 tlis"n.tn, ~ .S1
cents on 81 0iM ror cns In thn rcn,r,i t.,nrunr
discounts of rood puper r,nwu Tr,,,, + IN mr.
cent. - Ho@
Ii,o stock market has been moderately active
n'iu '..Gaa VIZ HtHutuuy "u!t F4alu!uEGMt WIN y
H01u !lusance III several lhslntltca. THO MUlt
h1enbla MnvolGnt WIS III philadelphia, VIII
Mil,Yttln L. llaltliure which nlvuucetl from 7lIs
ia Ill bl1t ft1fs rHnit Itlytun ;yna INF p,IatjnHi
AVA, No ,,.n xstI LII I..ss..
Aias4 . Me tltEu luN ~ Nttt * thtse1toA. ~ no-
RlHh III VIZ HppNre!t tl4I tHe itrH0 hWnDts 1T TINS
"sM @ t ,t % tta a"auu: % ata osuth MHnt ~
II, INV fr tf..Ir ,r"frr,uc, n ~, ,lvn;n l; ri. nro
vls";'ns,n 1"ntr"i ~, i,"r, ~" T., ,vh, wv
irknm H,me titno si,,ce IL ntn ~ ""tn atir,n.s mms
IN, tntn s'' ru,.,r ". .,,,a asn ,nl, t..
S t.'o n, tasoF' .,,I, nhcg@ tm'u"y t7p,a
RI t,,nr ,in iii soy intnis. Inn ti,n G,sln, a,
w"r., i,,a'in 1T i;s: M fnr. In ntb"r s'"..s
thn s,"n,rns . syeT., - TnlIn.vs so,nniuIt % ns'n
snirs: Easfnrn ,,dSsnnci u ~ ;W1. Ifkn,o', a ;.uas
, 1881-03-05
MINING NEWS.

spfeia! nhpat<h to 1ne Chicago 1ribun4,
nnsToS. .s1arcll LIN mining sharcs ltidgo
declined III. tn5; Catnlpu LID, to = 6-lb; Silver
lslet u, 10 D.i; ltuEstaw u, tu LII; Franklin
u, to III; AllnurA i, tu 3is: Calumet !; I!cc!u
II, to 2a7; brunswick antnopy y. 10 u; D.llcau
advanced Il. TO 1al; tontcntluent Il, to VI. A
dl*patch ruee!sutl to-day states that tho KlucIt-
crs Ut tito SUN pctlrD Company atnrteA ycstur-
oay. Tic arst shipment OF copper Will be made
In few days dlsect to Boston. Tho large
, 1881-03-05

: EfffSEiS-f)nIy nnO 1onI nrrIvoh 1,.t.-
" n,i,int nj X XXX n ,,ar III IL lrcrs Woo pn.s.
- ,,!,,, ~ 'o' '"E p"9t 10 chuee
MEN Yf11t1s.
NEW Y1tK, March i.-flEEyEu-Hnc,,,,. 49,
THE @ -,. i n!.!"or trh'c: snic, aiSS;
pns n,n'Ict ~ rrMiiy ,n ~, Mar !ar clcarsnSa
nrimn rSe,s aH III. van"r.1 very rltf 10
sxnrtcrT ,,S},t Hi nj stn"'s 'nt " Ht sali
ni,ts in.t,r III, y,"'t,rrn ~ 1 mS tM ~; shp.
1iiri tunr, hunf n! nn.n u!ciH III live rlEe
mlvs. ''' ''>'"es H''li!u'l, aa isssed
1nns III aEtisti. snctn irfr" ~, r,tun Mun a. *h!s16
pOrsatiUn al HNu PRICES inciudiNu thrr,s @ int e.
e1M: .A''ose'N
SWtHE-ltcce!Lts. t,5D; ,nnrkct slnv fur 1Iv, t,.
very euuitnuu afotkurI, $7j nor id h.,rH w non:
, 1881-03-05

n National hank, and m ts FREQ from tho require.
mcnts uf tho National ElunklnR Inv rs 10 tho
amount Of rc.yrve TINT must DO kept on hand
10 prntcot It's dcpnsltdrs.
Tank County T., *:l0n, sold at Ely; and Wa
taeh Is, ti,pokl.tat n57.ft9a.k.
Hstcs ot, tho Chscu:sn Stuck Hoard wnrr Cook
Es,nk +!1s. $!H'. III 10. 'l: ch!cngn, Milwaukee &
II. Paul ~, Mtncrnl rulnt tl0E'. Mt "ass, sh,0N
nj p1It. The following 'liutations wcro n,ntlc:
, 1881-03-05

lnd lOlloWlnH grain was inspected Into BtOrD
III thls city rcst,ltslny morning: cars now high
mixed, Hears 'nw KrMttcs; cArs No. = wtlto ults,
l cur No. .mlxcd. TotHl MI kinds or grnin, 3
ours, or 4.WN bll. Inspected out: ESQ bu wheAt,
e0,G.B bu cor1I, 7,tFIJ t,l oats.
II Ia very long, time s!nco ChicRgo Ind so
smut n record OF Grun inspection in this city.
OF corso it WIS owing to the storm, but one
man WIS mcan enough to hint Tint 1t was posst-
bly, on account 0f tho obsouco Of tho inspection
forcu Mt Springfield
The lcnafng pronuco nlarlsots Of this city woro
Hat yesterday. There wis eotno speculative
trading going on all tho time, but not much llfo
In II. Provisions wore stronger cnrly, with sMn!
receipts OF hogs, hut weakened uy promillcnt
t!r,n bccnne FREQ seller Mt tho Improved priccs
Tho Ht7lln innrlets. wcre Utmost lfeless. Tho
receipts wure tho smallest over known stncc tho
lire. allsl tito prevalence OF tho storm seemed to
occupy tho attention OF outside purtlca, rhero
were, tlowuvcr, few buying orders from mon
III tho winter wheat sections, thu outlook being
reported by thoin 10 bu n worry Liuo onu. Tho
fact that tho telegraph wires wer0 In good work.
tng ortler did not involve much trld-
Ing, mil shippers who held orders
orsr from tho previous tlny 8nw
little to bl,y and iittto chnnce OF moving It after
1t WIS purchased. Thu foreign tcleeratns wero
favorable 10 higher prices fur grain, and tended
10 Il tDwcr rEnHe On hDg product. Mess pork
closed 10 higher, Mt Sl4.h.t for bnrch and
eli.H.1s sGl4Gb for April. Lard ciused 2,So higher.
ut sl00Od6t0.!. for ainrch md $I.07ti60l0iU iU for
April. Shnrt rihs closed 6o hlKhor, ut $7.5.11sdb
;.li for April. Whont el0scd unchanged, ut Us1o
for Mnsch a,,d 00scQ.slO0 for April. Corn closed
a shnan higher, at :So for March ahd tas;o hid
FOR ttHy. 0ita closed wcnE Mt tli4o fur fresh ro-
CeIpts nc for M. abort recripts, .9a tor
April and triatDElItc for May. Iyc closed strong
ut VIC fnr gilt edged No. 2, 05o for March, TITO for
April. md 0sc for May. Hurley closed 20 higher.
t.,I4t