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The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1881-05-26

In Germany ship has been built
which makes nine knots an hour, worked
entirely by hydraulics, and is regarded
as giant stride in the march of i'm
provements. It is certainly great thing,
if there are none of those everlasting
points about it that are "yet to be per-
fected." These points have knocked the
stufing out of some of the greatest in
ventions of the day. Keeley's motor was
all invented years ago, and railroad
train was to run from New York to Phil
adelphia with only pint of oil and a
gill of water, but few points had to be
perfected, and there it has stuck ever
since. When vessel crosses the Allan
tic, bringing a thousand German emf
grants, with no other power than cheap
boy pouring cup of water now and then
into molasses tunnel, then we shall be-
lieve in the hydraulic scheme, and the
man who invented it can come and get
our hat.-PecEs Sun.
VIRTUE has many preachers but few
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1881-05-26
Not a Beverage.

sThey are not a beverage, but a medicine,
with curative properties of the highest degree,
containing no poisonous drugs. They do not
tear down an already debilitated system, but
build it up One bottle contains more hops,
that is, more real hop strength, than barrel of
ordinary beer. Every druggist in Rochester
sells them, and physicians prescribe them. y
Rochester Eoe,aing Express on Hop Bitters.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1881-05-26

THE plug hat is virtually sort of a
social guarantee for the preservation of
peace and order. He who puts one on
has given a hostage to the community
for his good behavior. The wearer of a
plug hat must move with certain &C.
dateness and propriety. He cannot run,
nor jump, nor romp, nor get into fight,
except at the peril Of his headgear. Ali
the hidden influences of the beaver tend
toward respectability.-Ne,O Orleans
Republican.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1881-05-26

A COMFORTING conclusion is that which
leads us always to choose the best. Mr..
Andrew Ulmer, Bluffton, Ind, says: I
have thoroughly tested ST. Jacobs Oil,
and find for rheumatism and neuralgia it
has no equal. Dailg Courier
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1881-05-26
re.r nl.A WIN sr,v ser...

YouF Mfn4 VIII 0row NtrOng
and great, not BY what you reject, but by what
you cordially accept and bslievs. Your health
win improve, just In proportion a you obey
Natures laws. n your mind IL diseased, re-
fresh IL with suitsbIe relaxation. II the two
great organs Of your body, the kidney and liver,
are out Of order, restore them by using War
ner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure. The mind
can be kept clear by care and the kidneys and
liver By tie grsst rSmedy sbovs msntionsd
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1881-05-26

The production of butter and cheese
in this country is said to be four times
greater in value than the total yield of
our gold and silver mines.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1881-05-26
"LiesI Big Lies9Y

Not 30 fast my friend; for if you would see
the strong, healthy, blooming men, women and
children that have been raised from beds of
sickness, suffering and almost death, by the
the use Of Hop Bitters, you would say '"rruth,
glorious truth" See "Truths," In another
column.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1881-05-26

FROM observing the effects Of petroleum upon
the heads of operatives at the wells come the
great discovery CARBoILNE, deodorized extract
new hair on bald heads. 1t never fails.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1881-05-26

INDIGESTION, dyspepsia, nervous prostrat1on
and all forms of general debility relieved by
taking MENsMAN's PEPToNIzED BEEF Tonic, the
only preparation of beef containing. its entire
nutritious properties. 1t contains blood-mak-
ing, generating and DEMONSTRATING prop
critics; is invaluable in all enfeebled conditions,
whether the result of exhaustion, nervous pros
tration, overwork, or acute disease, particularly
if resulting from pulmonary complaints, Cas-
well, Hazard & Co., proprietors, New York.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1881-05-26

ONLY the genuine axle grease has the name
of Frazer on every package, and wears longer
than any other.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1881-05-26

A STROKE of lightning generally spares
tha rod and spoils ths house.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1881-05-26

VIRTUE has many preachers but few
martyrs.
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AN MERlCAN
JOHN B. ALDEN, MANAGER.
General Agents:

wick, 100 Dearborn ST. i; San Francisco, Cunningl
Ca, J. J. u 8. P. Richards; Baltimore, W. Z. G.
ipson Grand Rapids, Mich, Eaton, Lyou 3 G.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1881-05-26

i'll; Philadelphia, Leary A Co. |;
indianapolis, Bowen. Stewart
4 Co. /; Chicago, Alden b Chad
;, Logan d. Dameron; Atlantis
English; Pittsburg, James Rob
, 1881-07-28

Three OF a herd Of Texan steors a2eaped from
tho Jersey City Abnttotr Sunday p0riitnx, and
Ean IN dtseront direotiept, creating eonsldetahle
nxot4ment alaoux paasstr!Ans mud tho 1rlvoEs
ot yealclcs. Two OF toe 4nlmn!a ran through
them was captlrod after ho had Eont u .fow
blocks. Tho other had!morn life I'll him, and
succeeded IN resch!nKl tl0bokou Whuro ho tru.
yoEsad several strosss. asd nnaIy rau down 10 the
river n1d tun1pel iuto ono 0f the Iloboken ferry
slips. w9Gncs ~ was taken out With great dith.
half an hour, The thlnl 4teer took i aoutheSly
direction, through Grove street, followed by :
pellinq mob Of Insn auLl boys, who 9oaded him
Into f1rT,, One man naar second stfset dld not
get cut OF tho way quickly enough, and tho
boast thsew hitn a9atnst u doorway. but without
doing tim eeFtUna injury: TITO stger Hnstty m&1e
bis May TO tRMshinxton 4tteot, and staEtel ACROSS
tho F0nnsylyan1a ltaiIrpAd. Ailagman attempted
t0 turn him bnuk by waiting his dug. but tho An!.
MA! topk this action a. 2. ohailenEs, aud rushed
t0WaEtl sha mau, " h0 became frightened, and
tufued TO run. He ha1 taken but 2 tew .steps,
fro1l &he xrAund. and Whsn ho came down gEAin
he was ID feet fsom ha4 starttng-polnt:' The
spectators thought he ssAs killed, but, On 6xamt-
BATON, 1t was fonq4 that he was only sl,shsly
hls course. and, atter Fu0utug few more blocks
Waa !assoed and taken back to the ah2stolr o.
tfuQks
, 1881-07-28


rnIrApELrH1A, July T.--FLouN-F1rm, Nnneso-
ia extras. sa7S37ol Ohio, good sd1t: do chUce a25,
Mnnesosa patent proooss, eG<5072t, untcr patents
good sh13. ltya nour quiet Ut $4ha3Am, the lAttar
for fresh
GstAIN-Wbea& arsn; fair speculative aamsud, No.
rnu pro1npt shipments. IL AZ, ftae bosvi. No.
red elevator, $LzJl, No. rcd. July, l.7l;
August. .f3k, September, til 25A Octo-
her, E48'N21.N@. Corn atoatly. with fuE homuna;
opttous dni and lower, Western mixed, Rrain Depot
tGtG&, steamer do G905ict NO. do. aadas9so, TO-
1ectca. 41@Eaot sail mixed. july saas13fo; August
tS3&&tc, September 6734e173ko, Oclousr. &95sHc
yaI1 ~ S and y NJ No.
~. rhoylslONK3f1tmi 1esf Inuas. sltlu, India Mess,
13He. lard pria,a steap. sil4o; ksttic. al35I ->s
uufTEM-Anttvo nnd nrI!i crtaMory nxtra. :!Sa2'ct
a2ni Eo1nty lTnnsyl!Hna. extIas Sc do trsls, laas
EaltIK-1rr ef.thF Mt iHc.
Eh4@kac.
l.t:riaoLKUM-pul and nominal. 7ste.
WHisKY-l!gtteF dtnRnd nj Il. III.
&1 In. - ~ "'
auirMEsTs-Wheat. q, 600 bu, corn, oo0obu.
, 1881-07-28

dnlI md cn.ier, No. 2rpruR dec!!nod ID. nMd red wn
tsr. I'd C4,rn dniL ronrrlye-Wheat. mt much do
inai rs winter tnt t,un1on, declnad s46ds caIifot;
II hlFhs5 * asan-!@ps s e'ssr ~ snort sesr.
Extra India nlcsa, 122., MANI l,ANE-YheAt and
corn, no, much doing. Weather In EnRlhnd unset-
tied. ,...-.-..
steady; RptinR-NU. !, ~ III; NO u ID Corn quiet
Cssaoes o1 coeat.WGent a.owi tsif .vetaKe Na: 1
thfxucs on passaEe-Whent nnd corn Fnthot cas'cr:
1er prompt thlsmsns III Gdt fn,r ayafaso Duality
HTeT!San anstas wl1eat for 'rampt sh'pg,sni ass
Wheat 6alUD 4rt, corn :AnU1 gs. Exports at wf1cnt
f. Franco and The Continent during the pay wese. M
corn loss than H. Weather In England uuaatt!cd
Eafis-Nhent and -four 1rf1.
, 1881-07-28
A DEEP WELL.
Tho Work OF Isoring for Winter ut
strcatOr, ILL.,, " Finally and Success
fully CDutElefeA.

AuO "OFlA u noElbE aoE "u1cE III
strcator, ILL.,, ~ rlnnliy nnu Success
fully Completed.
Special Dispatth to Ths Chicago Irlbune+
ETilEArOIs, ILL.,, July .7.-Thc work Of boring
tho nrteslan wetl, which was begun hero by tho
city authorities nhout the middle Of last Ooto-
bcr. is finally completed. Tho we'll IL now down
s,4W feet,1ust four feet less than tho cotitract-
or hni ngrersl TO 40. Tho Potstam sandstone In
which tho water was found was struck at q depth
of .,1G1 feet. Tho lrst fifteen feet was OF
dark Irab color, followed by thitty.tvo
feet OF reddish /, buir sandstone Then
came tho puro white sand, into which
the drill won't :1tsl fcnt. whore It stopped at a
depth Of s,fod feet, und through a vein Of Pots
dunn sandstone 'Esi feoL thick. 4 vein Of wator
WINS found In tho st. Peters sandstone, at about
1.35 feet below tho strfAce, which roa0 to within
40 feot OF tho top; but us tho drill wont down.
1t passed. through eosl0 porous limestone, which
absorbed II portion Of tho water and lot 1t down
to 10 feet below the surfncc, whcra 1t romRiuol
for somU time. When the drill WINS down to
as,aiB feet, bbtng u5 foot into tho whito valn Of
Pots<lRtn, tho water bcGau to rlsct nnl continued
80 to 10. When tho drill wns ut a,ae7B feet tho
watar bp9an to flow over tho Top. At :,.:.,07 teet
IT flowed y gullons per lninute, md 1T .,44B f0et
It liowct! 10O gallons. 'rhih How hns beeu In
creasod to lo7 i.16 gallons, Mt which rIno tic
1osta shaw that the well t,ns head Of u feet2h
inches nl'ose the surface OF tho ground, being
hlgllgr than A. tho cornico limo ct my building III
tho city. Tho wnt9r IL undoubtedly ) Occau WatNr,
nR It Ia very salty, and ALSO ountnlus somn mag
licsA and ..iruh. Soverll hther ,1ntucrals hre
IT, tsr Is sst st On 1mS s"gae
e!,ston,oa to, drinking II, 1t Ia .noru palatablo.
nbr1lul who have vlste.l tho well, pronounced ii
yory sin,nr To tho Congress springs ut saratoR,l.
~ w.t. sy Il p sess wes" tssp
ing it regularly Ut their hOuses, atIl Seem TO
, 1881-07-28
MISCELLANEOUS,
LAUNCH or 4 aEgANrYACllT,

0tskta1 UUp1tt# 70 1M EAFa8o 3f1bUh&e
DuFxAL0. N. Y, July e7,-A worry tlao steam.
yaont was launched this afternoon tFom David
Bells yard. The boat ID for B, D, Waterman, OF
Detroit. and hA not yct been named, sho mas
length over sll Of 100 foot, bsam oe II feet.
aud depth Of feot. Bhe will :ba divided Into
four watcE-ti9bt compartments, Tho englue
ut compound, tho large cylinder hay,pK q bose
oftwenty.four jnehas, md tho small one OF
f1uFtcen inches, With . stroke Of sixteen inphes.
The boiler, which 10 ot stauls has q ahell IT liz
Will carry prcas+lre OF lUJ pounds- The yacht
T. bllilt 9n plan common ln Europe, The pahla
i1S her III hoayy twsathss,' iFIlu 4 i saucipstai
, 1881-07-28
Little Doing In Grain Freights,
the Rate Remaining at
Two Cents on Corn.
How Vessels Arc MNtlc to Appear
Short III Their Cargocs ut
RufTh10.
Around the Lnkes-Arrivals md De-
partures-steatnboat Lines
Along the Docks.
1rOArE GATHERINGS.

AAGl0 WHS Npslu III Kiultt AClIRAta CsLeFS
day, tho rato TO nnirnlo OF corn still belng :
cents. and OH onts III cont8. Tho cnpnRen,rnts
announced wero: For 1,nilaio--prope)cr ARA
bla. 60, 900 bushels OF c0rn; schooner uarlttcr,
10000 bushels Of corn; eohobnor NtckGEson, TO-
600 bushels 0f corn: achnonor narnun,. 1000
bushels OF oats. For Erie-Iropcller schuylkl!t.
$4,000 bushels Of corn, proputler Al'cgho,,y, w.
600 bushels OF corn. For Montronl-propcllcr
sohtckalunN. 1900 bushels Of corn. Lumber
fre!ghts were Btcat1y md unchanged.
THE WAY aIloHrAurs occun. ;.
We understand TINT the shorsaHes Of 1l1 l,,is.
els It, tho cargo Of tho stcant-bargo G. i. Knr;
shaw, and ri bushels In that OF tho Btcam-bnrgo
William II. 1iarntsm, reported from Dut1No
soino days ago, hayo both hoen discovered on
rewc'Ghtn9 tho grain Mt the Wllkeson elevator,
which Indicates, Of course. TINT tho tnIstnka WIS
tnntto Mt nutfnlo and mot In ChicAHo,, 1t Ia said
that tito error wns causel t,y tho weight oil pne
OF tho scatc-benms shifting overy time thc blu
was tlElctl, which alteration escApcsl tho notice
OF tho wcfghcr until the second vessel was nenr-
ly unloadrd. md at tho tlmo ho bud no tlca ,thnt
It could havo causoi such discrepancy.
rfE STEAMBOAT ,L1SRs. . -
Tho elegant propeller City OF Tromont.. OF tho
Lake Michigan s. Lake Superior [ttic, laAvcs Tor
Duluth md othor Lake Superior ports to- NOR.
row evening. ga -
The tlno steamer Canaua, Capt, john AlcOinlu,
OF tic Now England Transportation Company,
loavcs for Collingwooa this evening. Tnoso Of
trnut thof,. t,.os ~ shn onn, ~ u ,,-" ,so,,.io
- . ..s 49,, y" ~ M ~'s'u - a wv y. AImt.e ,,
"a1'y Hto dl'etcnt scAthan 1hau Gapt. sieolf'lfl.
whose constant aim ls 10 p1e1sO hfs Ktlrsts and
look out Tor their safo.y and comfort.
Tho pnluon steamer st. I4u,ls, OF tho U MON
Limo, teaves for Iunaio this ovoning. With
e".' o, .ia!. y, tolnn'a esst3one Huss ~ aat's'
netl! ~ Motn'nE 20 prelnntc enmtort tf1u peaenre
Is @ negleGlcu tiiltler MS Watchtn! oye.
Ina .r1M ilttlo Etoamgr aivssenFor, q Graham
nuneon aS H. s,,. ~ 4 .n1, 's osen'u8 Ioe
rha t stn,nr n. Gtn E.. tY. ~ ,h ..
49, M OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s n,u'. @ in s1y. ". ~ W. VEST @
s,rTinv nxen,r '1'''e' ioF ""ha'o e''-
TStG ncHt anfi swift stcumcr En,,,c of tho Arer.
nhnnfs' AnntrcaI Line it,avns Fnr N1nn trnni nr,t
iownr porfs tt,- inprro;y nvnuit,, 's''0
Tbp jlnp sItiewhcel ateatT,or Shclnyva,,. or TIM
0an,ireh Itne trnycs thIs nvenin fnr sfiiwo. oIa
koe.
nOCK NOTES.
Tim ilrr-ifocks nrr crnw,lcd With 1yor,L
Tho ~, s,o.; ~. hnr., n,,on, ~ ~ W.. c.
Ihe 'on sfnntn' pasnc HaGon on tho west Capt.
Taore Wns n very HOOD teinand for sailors yes
teruay at tho prevailing waKcs--S1-
Tho schooner 8. v II. Watson js going into
tue lumber trlt1o until grnn freuhts Ect bntttIr
| Tho stcnm.baroo ctv m 1,otnc, tho lo,.Iothn,,
Of tfe hikes lcit int eyotinn fnr tbo inwnr
lakcs, @'''' "'oe AVA 'A" so"et
''rr1s' .,ss'' ,,
, 1881-07-28

2pfStdE 0tp0teA 10 lne Chted49 lf3puHEs
NEW YonK, July Following
tho decidedly heavy and unsettled tnaskets VI Jos.
tortlay TIC ropuft to-day was Of renewed buoyanoy
With notable rally In winter wheat, especially III
M. Z red, tho offerings OF which hare boon much
lx.ltor and lena urgent whi1o tho demand continued
acttve, partly for shipment, but mainly on speca.
tive account leading 70 gain for tho aay after fro
qucnt and ehnrp huctuatlonPot about bu.tno
market ruling through the aftarnoon In fAvur Ut
eeers. M. | Whte has been hold uior8 confidently
bnt na4 boon Inactive. ilsht inquiry was noted for
spring wheht which has bcen quoted Nonker nnd lr-
No. whl.o 1T el24aL7aN. closing nt
e'.2tH b!d' do steamer grade nt l2kl
unRrndea white At tl-lsal.x3s m,xcd winter at
ti:l, No: ! rod ~ slTMefA elosIna . 4
do ,uy options nt $i.1Yf0 l.2s eloslnR at al2f, do
August up,lons at epalnx ht s.s;4 bid;
do Seuicinber 1pttohk nj 81 .a, closing nt tiks
steamer grade ut tt0lalt No. red at stlsal7t for
canal and railroads uuRrhded rcd at sklp0l.e6Mt
No. Chicago npr'nR on ptlFate terms quoted
nts23 lid nnd t.% asked. Corh Uttered loas freely.
esacAllg in carly deliveries. which quoted up
about A2sio per bu. checking business. Options on
No. moderately nctlso. Inter eptlUns woakening
tride Salns Ets 10 bu, Including No. Int 6i3{84kc:
fo.9 July At s'ha17Aa' Ausast MT t7as:4s soptom-
ber At G169E13c. ct0sng nt 6SAct De-
tober at 6aAade9so. cottuE Al tT9&o.
Eo.a 6ic; mixed Western. unE,adcd. at 4aassAci
No white at sSc Oats generally higher for prompt
delivery. options on No. mudorately dealt In.
opening lowes ontuly options nbout hc and on later
upsIons about A@hc. Sales Of 21t,0M bu, Including
No. whse Ut t7c' No. white at <s<1t7c, No. whtto
at tse4sNc: No. M mlnal No. at +s34'dl do July
sss g ss' sasGs 81 4 a G;ss Sssassl G. ri Il
IS! sats %f;'sF $H'ts sss sFsss Il
s5S& s T. ssfss :sfss' Il
~ 4 'Ss e ssx s s.
RSs. seaSt sss e pss aSso%ss % Ia I
tober at &is it, Cut meats steaIJ On moderate Inquiry
, 1881-07-28

BALTIMORE. MI, July lya7.-ELouH-Htcndy.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tuwoer aud Inactive, clos
tnk stoady3 No. wntaF rod spot nna July, q. Ia
1@!4; August. aeptemb1s,1 0t.1sk,
oetobur. sl37.{1tzl. Coen--Wa4tssn castor, c!osnx
Aru's mixed, SPOT und July, a4tag6c, AuRusL b,Sa
tG1fc, September. 6'<a514u, sanmUr 6afc. Uats tr;
Western wAIto, Ast4scs Mlxed "a %3ot pepnsyynnta
43244c. NyB quiet Ut 8IQlAoo.
lAY--Dull, prlme to ehu1co peanaylsanIn. III ooa
1b.M
.rHovIsloSs-Flru,. Mess pork, sls.soals.ss. Hulk
tnoats -Hh0ullats md elGnr rib Sides. packed, 941
!Q4c. hseun-sh0usd1Es, h&tt clear fiG Sides like.
AnluA.-l4steis3 lMfst-ltNhued, l14a. w.
iuTEEn-ItrM, Western gFuas, l5&5I7e. -.
FErHuLklIM-Numlnsl.
EyxxkE~Eisml !,.JItv ltso catxoes. e1ioll3zo.
EMHtOIlTS-Jt0 Liverpool steady,
A,lsN but untS, HU hu. "' -~'-'
SiiiPAENIT-Wheat,a % osas bu, corn, 11aeuuu.
eALEs-Wheet, faasaa1 but cum, as l&8 III.
, 1881-07-28
tr0f.T;f1{t.

ToLEDo, O.. Iniy 17.-s'nArS-Noon boarh opons
dull, closing nrmer; No. rod, spot, tt.1p,<t July.
silA, August, &is5{t September. tt.1aht Dctobor,
tt7atS, Noyomber+ al.2a turn auIot; hleh.tul1cti,
saac, No. 2 year. 4d,fc. Oats dulls No. Ale. :
.AFTEnyUnN EAL1-Mhoat Hrn, No. 1&tcd. spot.
isn'bss, 20 st VetGAesF ~ ~ Nx9ysss19es s 22
NM fs @ M cG5 2, f%t ;a t ko sros atAo bid
n1nc. 49, ~ 80.
n0nC4
, 1881-07-28
. MINING LITIGATION.

E4RRxA. Nov. July s1.-Atter tho reading OF
he,tsclslon OF the Court thts lnprAing, Albion
was GRANTED An Injunction covering the dis
puted premises In tho other two ca1as pendlu9
between tho same pAstles untQ the hearing Of
those QtSS9, -,
, 1881-07-28

Special nhpateh to Ias Chicago 1ttbunt.
KANSAS CRY, ,Mo.. July prtes Ctr
rtnt reports, .Wheat-Isccclpts. SsGU bu, shpmonts
1.21 Gns slow and weaker, No. ea'sh. Hg<cs Au.
gust, HSAct Ho..2 cnstl, ttt.h; LaIy, sl0l. Corn
ltuco!ptA ~ hM. shipments, !,uN But dulli No.
cash. t3ct JULY. jlXc. '..'
, 1881-07-28

AT. LOFTS. Mo-. July z1.-fLoun-Abon 50 lowcr,
fAneJ, sA&adU. choIcs, II dolaan; family, xu>aan
aAA1x-Whsst h,xhsrs NJ. . rod, tLig4eLi7
:, sssa3 ,sa, " aLi@aln1 July! slss4aLlnM Augustt
el1ealxM November, sLls.saIldaii1H Year
t72l G92l2Gssh Sls!tss. M 9pttans sa;isf, tsso cssh
ttss}s54e GcsoIYr! m aft!a ygaE: paiS hlxksrt ed
Exc ctsh5 sSG4o e!d J4!gi ~ .Auxuati GNl9yTo
l.kAp-Fitaa II ~.
kITfkN-tuchsAxed.
EG0k-unch4nX4d.
WulaKY-EteRdy 1t 3LM
fRoYuloSs-Pask saslsr; tobblnR 1t g.An DIT
, 1881-07-28
PETROLEUM,

cIEvrLASn. O.. July yz;.-pErHoLEuM-unchan
btandnrd Hltte. liQ deRracs test, &c.
rlrrshuItu. ra. July -l'ErnoLEuM - Vory
aetves United custtHgntns excited md nnsottludt
c4se1 n !1ci Ieh1e. fsc: i'a!intolnhla apItyeIy.
~ HJc, ,iR!lpat act lo,scst. 77lao; closed, T!1e
sunst Q,S<u brfa.
, 1881-07-28
DHY GOODS.

NEW TonK. July cI.-pustnoss coatnu6s fair with
commission houses and llkht with jobhers. Cotton
R0tss fiji md unchanged; prints itrcRuIa uemnnd
Koxinns moro aeiiyv 9nd tl.ore q fa!F moyomens
md staadY, alLrts Ind lFnWnFs fnrly ausivU.
, 1881-07-28

NEW ORLEANS 3uiy 27.-CUTr0N-Fltrs middlsnE,
111sc; low do. lDkci good oTtlirRry, h4c. net ro-
co!pls iI ba!cst Frnks gu, cxporta constsso Lieu;
Ut. Lsuis. duly :s.-EUTrnN-Ftrm; mtddnR. llNu{
eaies, LII Daes receipts. III, shipments 3 stoGk,
RfsI
, 1881-07-28

TluTrAtD, N. u, .Jnly T.-t3I.A1N-Wheat neg
locto,!, No. hard Duluth hold nj sla Corn-Dullt
ut,Greti Mt h2s{c, tbnts neglected.
CANAL FNkt0MTT-lJht1 and unchnnRld,
, 1881-07-28

snlt mcn,e tleedy at n;tl F, fa51- Iiacon nrni at
RSc%Fiprs~Fiour, % aU1 bris; wheat 81, ,JibN, corn.
2au bnI ohts, 3ahDbM, rye. tu9 hn! hnrlor 1hU LII.
tMiPMKSrH-Fluur, 7.l4 6r}E, wheat 2f,UE 0u; corn.
0tN0 but onts, monet rye. f,one; barley. hono.
, 1881-07-28
1sEC1kTAs

PEORIA. Ill.,. July U.-OltAix-Cosn stcadyi high
mixed, &stf94sKc, mixed. 4,>{1sso, OnM Inactive,
No. white. ;k'c. lsyc n1,n, now No. ?, Vic.
1it0HwfNEs-Flrm ut siG.
1tKcxlrra-Wheat. A,oi1 bu, corn. ot,2is bu, cats,
snirnxNTs-Gorn. 70. oaop bu, onts, s12, tu.
, 1881-07-28

lsnfASArOtlY, July 27.-GltAIS-Wheat stoady
sl.15A9LlsH. torn steady, 4if14st. Oats, no.
E&Tt.
, 1881-07-28

DETROIT, Mlph., July N.-FLoutt-fat0aGu
t3nAtS-whoat aulet,, No. wh'to. s,.ts1i, now.
Nl73lt old. July. ei73{. August &.l7A, septombor,
t!lfst, Qetnber slsA, yoas, 4l17i No white. $ll5,
NJ red SllsH. lloculpts, 400 Blu, shipments, 49,
IL
, 1881-07-28
SAND nEACn.


apsetal Dtspateh toA1hs Chteaeo Tribune.
nlxat- -stnasl. basao A1ponn with schooners jen-
ni0 Mathews, Mary Lyon, and Weuonai tugs
Brio l!elle aud Oswegni sehoohera Minnie nowp.
jana l1H1on, and Adventure; tugs Prince Al
fred and Hweepztakes1 echooneEa l.. u; Entn-
Gaond and ", II. GhAppoll; scows 0ariba!dl,
0aorye Irving, md Hsnrtght, Y, =,
catlIa loft With tows, bound up, ut p, IN.
Wln1-Northeast, fresh.
sn1R,
Rpeetal Dlspateh to Ths Chicago Tribune.
yyEluE, Ia, july x7.-Entered-propellor Wis
Eahick0n aud Lycomlng, corn, ChlcuRo. s,f@ts
, 1881-07-28
CINClNNATI.

CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI. July yH,-CoTroS-stronr. Ilsfc+
FLuur-Easier, but not ouotably lower.
uttAtS--sYhcAt quiet, No. 7 red vlntor. stlsat4.
Corn qulet' No. nlxod. tOs4c Oats strong, No. .
mixed. $50. Ryo stctdy. No. 2 ti.0dlt.01.
lIDvlstpxH.i'ufk ateatyt sl82A Lard uulets $ll6o
Halk n1eate'qn but dstner and unchanKud. Hatod
WliiaKY-1rrDGr}nr ut $1.Ga; Balos ~ bfit finished
goods on tile basis TT 4l.tEk
nurrEn-Scateo Mnd Hrmt unchanucd.
, 1881-07-28

WILMINGTON July H.-SPtHFTa or TURFkSTtNE-
Dull ut &N.
WILMINGTON, July c7.-Nptn1TS or TUnprST1SE-
Quiet; HS5fct yellow dip and virgin, f..a.
, 1881-07-28
INTERSTATE EXPOSITION.
Unprecedented Demands for Space for
the Approaching Ninth Annual
Exhibition.
Ssrt of ths New Attractions Witch vii Figure
IL lls Grand Industrial
- Display.
All tho Indications Promise that It viii
Eclipse Its Successful Prcde-
:. cessors,

INDUSTRIAL EXposStlons tn 10 held III thts city
MI mrsvos @ s o;rnr, % Tnn nnplfcations % ~ Sos s1ce
hnvc hncn cnttrotv ,,n,,rnrn,1"ntn,1 NM thc
no,ons noe ous' h M aa ,1,s M o av, ~
only 10 accom,noaatoi IN fail by ox,cnalnr tho
in,,uen.o m building q far south IS Twelfth street.
the fast That tns 'os"' Interest on tue
as u , ever ssters, w',e s IN aatea
mofths among tic innn,ifaotnrcrs Of tho Fast
era s.ates, bringing the Exposltton personally
ne!ofo tno't auo''uon' @ lne VOTE u, putt"s . ,no
building In ortfcr will begin Immediately atscr
LOO c,oss u ,sa, ho .s ~, an s
M ,ansr,nnnt ' ,s,,I In ~ wnvo n rcnctit,on
OF former years, but will bs fn1r exponent Of
the rapid hdynncu bo!nx made tn
EyEny uHANcH or 1SpusTRr.
The entire northern hait Of the building will bc
os,es .uo ~ ,n nnnmro, ~ ,,' otroa ~
s".et lnte.c y. .uo auuuA. p.o"u Se..ea . -.
this department, and. !''dsh'E FROM tho oharae-
.n.t uast .a., ssnt, shn,, ,oun ,shnsn,or
nGvolt!os Shere 10 n tlo various t!nes 81 tns.
hns aa @ no @ cass ss o nrt T "
tho NORTH emu. a Tow rect awny from thH ole.
vGtof: @ Tne r., onango wita aSo to aasan.a9o ol
piaCt ~ .,s ,onssHees ~ ~ .t % nso ~ ~ snr
.u.e " rr v iSo I'M ~ t, s%ote
~ aNrnI mv.,,nn ~ ~ nsr w Viii
ng 1 pisceM .s, ~ nos.too; o.. , .A,. .,, Ala.
~ ~ u, .,,e t st,a %
plas VI MAeHpty IL ~ ~, WI Hes, NIL
,t 6t W. @ s s o,vs ~ @ VIZ
~ ,n ' tnnnhsrw u nrrta III ~ ~ IL *" n,nat
ss ~ 'naa1.y @ , 10 ~ ~ w r.hns, ns~
rnrn TrT.eas'o eser sen san,h,,,i, e Mml,or Mwesf M
,a,,o+aa W. ou1 uG frnnttnS nna nt ain ~
, 1881-07-28

IIossford's Acid PhoHpisato-A Nerve
Food,
do certainly c0na!ler that 1t not only acts n
tonic to the nervous systeu. but u food.
ePAla0rlkLu, ILL., Il. y. Ml1LKn, n D.
, 1881-07-28
RAILROAD ITIlTft-pty,rn

A luMVAi: AND DEPARTURE ~
A rKAlNA.ExrLANArtoN ur ftxrrss.O W
io"s; ssif'G!e si,s'y 'aanaay s.ss,i
FOR a n,sTE" 4 T"rsshssrtsrn Hallway
nrny nt ~ Clark.nL, tirAit1 fneiftc i'nu,n" "htasS
Hi.Il t!unnk CurnHr pt Wells and KinxI"..Isr ltus
, 1881-07-28

Chicago. Huntington a. Quincy Ra,,,.-.
fnr Maps, 'rlme-'!shteA ,H1ceplne.Cnr Acnon,"ss
uons apn,y htAi Clark-st: !!ra,d faeie mo'.:ll,,
1ttltlaU, htil 70 LAtNI.bt. ' Nepo1 Faue: