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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-21
rHE HANCOCK COUNTY AUCTION
BLOCK.

Ouite a Number OF Pennsylvania
newspapers have been exhibiting their
INDIGNATION over the sale OF paupers In
West Virginia, ON the auction block, 10
the person who would keep them ior the
smallest price, but it is one OF the scan
dals of our own State that this infamous
system was the rule in many counties
up to a very recent date, oand may be
vet i'm Carbon and the northeastern sec
ton. That il has been broken up is ell
tirely due to the work OF the State
Board OF Charities, to which the Legs
lature recently refused to make paltry
appropriation to continue its sell sacil-
ficing labors. IL is true that the aucto u
block in the disposition OF paupers Is
strange to the State, but the system
which did prevail, and probably vel pre-
walls, OF allotting their keeping 10 tie
lowest bidder is on the same pane
PHILADELPHIA Press.
With such complimentary comments
as the above, the newspapers oil 'he
country manage to keep the pauPer anc'
ton canard OF Hancock county awe
and thrifty. II is an old proverb that
lie will go mile while Truth is getting
ON its boots. We have seldom seen Sd
small a specimen OF fabricated news ma
t.rial travel faster or maintain its wind
better than this auction block story
When we have considered it dead and
done for, we find it "bobbing up ST.
renely" in some new quarter, showing
fresh signs OF life. There sjust enough
in it to tempt newspaper TO make
something out Of it, and yet not enough
to make sensation without drawing
largely on the Imagination az was done
By the author OF the original story.
The Chicago Times, in which we be-
lieve the original sensation was pub
lished, has recently made further inves'
LEGATIONS into the matter and publishes
an interview with Senator JOHN II. DoN-
EHoo, from which We append the follow
ing extract, which seems to us to take
all the "cream out OF the cocoanut," The
reporter asked Mr.. DoNEHoo the ques-
ton:
care they put up at auction and sold
to the lowest bidder"
"No. There is no auction about it.
Almost invariably, where the pauper 10
of sound mind and capable OF making u
choice, he is allowed to choose his own
home. II he has friends unable TO sup
port him, but with whom he prefers u
reside, the board never refuses to
place him there, The person TO whom
the pauper is committed must be one in
whom the board has confidence AS a
person OF humane and kindly feelings,
and he is required to give bond, with
security, for the faithful discharge OF his
duties. There is nothing whatever in
the nature OF selling out a pauper. much
less of selling him to the lowest bidder.
A person OF unkInd or cruel disposition,
or one disliked personally by the pau
per, could not obtain the keeping OF 4
pauper in Hancock county at any pr'ce.
Instances are not rare where persons
have offered at a lower price to keep
particular paupers, but their oilers
were refused and the pauper given into
the keeping of others who would not
consent to keep them but at considera-
bly, higher rate"
''Does your system give satisfaction
at does, both to the taxpayers and
the paupers."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-21

A REPUBLICAN exchange very peril
nently inquiries, WAS there not former
ly a Senator from Virginia OF the name
of Malone? And has the Oldest polit-
ical inhabitant ever heard OF a party
called Readjustiberger? Itoccurs to us,
in this connection, that a great consti-
tutional principle has been lost some
where in the archives of the Senate, and
should be advertised for. We are also
interested in knowing il Senator Dawes
will bring home with him "the crack of
DOOM" which he was to await before
giving up Gorham. The inquiry might
likewise be extended 50 as to include the
"harmony OF the party" which Presi'
dent Garfield some time since appeared
70 think it was his mission to restore TO
somebody. Has anybody heard the
"harmony?'. We never knew such
disturbance in the atmosphere to os
called by that name before. Why is all
this thusp
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-21
DIED..

GANNON-On Tuesday, May 10, 1881, at a
quarter past "a. NJ, JANIS MCGANSOS, aged Il
years aud months.
Funeral from his late residence, corner Of
Jacob and Seventeenth streets, ON Saturday, ut 9
IN. Friends OF the family are respectfully in,
v!ted to attend luterment at Mt. Calvary
cemetery.
SCHMULBACH-Thursd May 10, ISL, at 5
O'Clock P. NJ, A. C. SCHNULBaCH, aged ~ years,
months and days.
Funeral from the residence of his brother 2ni
Chapiine street, Saturday morning at 10 O'Clock.
Intement at Greenwood cemetery. Friends are
invited to attend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-21

A Sr,LwAET who is going to dispose
Of GArriELp in 81 is found in the per-
son OF the 81. Louis abb Democrat, who
saws: zone Of these days the Republic
cans may elect a President who will not
give them cause to regret their action
within month after his Inauguration.
We have been badly fooled twice, but
still We live in hope"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-21

Ir is frequently demonstrated that
good lawyer does not necessarily make
a COOL Judge. IL has been demonstra-
;ei TO the satisfaction of the country
since the In Of March last. that poll
tician does not make a good President.
The people will have TO fall back on
some oil Cl,!.Lorp;ug farmer next
timA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-21

Wheeling, Municipal Court Of wheeiin:' April
30 1881
Patrick Kennedy, \
Theodore :. parr.sh. ct al ;" ''
THIS day came the sid complainant by his
sttOrrcy. and IL appearing o. the Court that The
attachment issued la this cause on the pth ds
Of August, $50, rcturnnblc Ia the September
term lsSO 81 this court IN dock eted aud that the
bill and exhibits thereof were died In the cause
ut the September Rules lss0 ofthis Court, and Il
further Appearing IRON he return oli The said
attachment that George Mcully, then Deputy
Sergeant for James W. sweeney, late Sergeant Of
the city q. wheeling. levied the said Alta hmcnt
~ n the def ndint, Theodore =. Darrsgh. upon
the one uEdiyitcd one.third Of tic south hall ~
n lot 81 ground In the addition Ia the town oi
Wheeling laid out bv Noah Zane. and dosignat.
I'll on the plat Of snId town by being numbered
four ~ In the fourteenth square oi saii addi.
ton. and fronting on the east side 81 ChHpline
street, between Eleventh street and Twelfth
street In the city Of Wheeling with improve
mcnts thereon, subject however Ia the dover
right Of the defendant. Mary Darragh. widow,
therein, on the 9th day az August lAsO. at Z
y clock r n. And IL further appearing that saii
defendants, Theodore =. Darrngh aud Mary his
wife, and Emma Van Schaack. are nOn.rrsidents
Of the stitc Of West Virginia, aud that neither
81 said defendants has been served with proccss
Ia this cause. nor with copy oi the order Of st
tchmcut therein: aud II further appearing that
the obj'Jt Of this suit ~ 10 recover from the said
defendant, 1hcoioT" :. DafrIgh the sum Of
si2nos. with interest thereon from the lr day "i
hIly. 1850. until payment. due from the laid de-
PENDANT. Theodore 4. Darfagh, 10 the said com.
plninant. and the costs u this suit aud Ia sub.
ject the property levied upon NJ above o. III"
payment thereof.
ON motion OF the said complainant by his At.
tornty, IL j. ordered by the Court that the said
defendants, Theodore y. Darrpgh, Mary Darfagh
his wife. aud Emma Van Setback, do APPEAR
here within one month after the Il fst IN blCstion
hereof aud do what l. necessary % protect their
ineres's herein. md that this order De- publish.
e1 aud posted rccording 10 law.
hereby certify that the above order was duly
entered by said Municipal Cont ~ Wheeling.
on the 3Jth day Of April, A. ID ISL, aud that
yuu are hereby notified to respect said order ~
above contained.
Tcst.: THOMAS NJ. DARRAU
Clerk Of the Municipal Court OF wheeling.
JAMEs J. ROGfRl,
Attorney for ,ntn blaInant rnyisasut
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-21

TIN cohesive power of public plumber
will not hold a party together forever.
Discord is so liable to result from the
operations OF such bond of union as TO
make the existence OF party held by it
always precarious. Is not the begin.
ming OF the end OF Republican supreme
CIV in this country apparent?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-21

THE Third Termers begin to show an
appreciation Of the fact that BLAINE is
the man who beat GRANT. The mis-
take they made was in not providing
during the campaign (among the other
articles Of agreemenD that BLAINE
should not have a place in ABRAMS
bosom.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-21

Is crler TO comprehend the situation
one must forget that there is such
nan as JANIS \. GARFIELD. The proud
turkey gobbler'' and the "plumed
knight" are the sole occupants of the
Yiptr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-21

CoNIlISG's resignation was not an
Oaio Flea. Il isEo wonder it so shocks
politicians Of that school. DNLzELL is
The only living man in the State who
ever refused office, from fence viewer
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-21

Tug courtesy" OF the Senate-what
CnxKIING lett OF it's busy with the
nominations. But there will be a heap
OF discourtesy about the lobby when
the crowd finds their names have not
been mentioned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-21

WHESrogues fail out the truth Is
bound 10 come to the surface, and Just
now a great deal OF very ugly truth that
our Republican friends have been hold
ing under has tloated up TO the top OF
the water.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-21

The gospel OF patronage, as expound-
ed By GRANT, is so in accord with CoNK-
LISG's creed that there can be no suspi-
cion OF anything like heterodoxy in the
Third Term camp. The SOC understand
themselves still,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-21

1T is difficult Tor some people to tell
where Mr.. BLAISE's backbone ends and
President GAEFIELD's begins. Ii is
pretty evident tina, most OF tine bone is
Mr. RtAISE'S.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-21

DE-. j. WESLEY WEUn, OF Hunting
ton, who has been in the city tor the
past few days, reports the smallpox on
the waue at that place, and good old
JsrrgRsoNIAN Democracy holding its
own
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-21

SARAH BERSnAsDr arrived at Havre,
Tuesday, when her admirers, to the
numbered thirty thousand, assembled to
meet her. SARAH wept.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-21

WHAT is lei, of the Republican party
after GARFIELD and BLAINE are done
with it, will have 10 be gathered up with
rake. Mark that.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-21

MNuoxE should not begin to readiust
himself in order to determine whether
M, shall cry "oid" or "even."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-21

TuE New York N,Ja wants CoNELING
re- elected to "rebuke GARFIELD." No
holly can rebuke sin like old Satan him
sell.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-21

FR,NE PIxEroISr seems to have gath
cred in West Nirginia's equitable dis
tribulion." The other fellows ought to
L-..Il.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-21

PRoF. FIsHER's article reviewing the
Revised New Testament" will appear
/ Ser,bner's A9nihiy On the same day
that the book is issued in America
nlmely, May Goth.
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Tax million dollars will be spent in
Texas this wear in building railroads.
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$l,0 l. l,lM MONTH r : ss:': a ~:
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-21

GEORGE W. JEFFERs.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION,

ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
State OF We Virginia, co.. ~ al ONO. city at
Wheeling, Municipal Court al wheclins. Apni
70, 1881
Patrick Kennedy,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-21

FOR JucssOf IHe sUNIcI0AL COURT
, 1881-11-12

NEW YORK. Nov. .l:.~-Co7r"S.-Nct receipts at all
United States ports during the week. AN b:lies; do
same week last rcar :lG,uN; total receipts III all
United States ports to date. 1,1FHo: exports FROM
utl United States ports for tha week. 99.UU; do
taic week last year. lu,u}; t"tal exports from all
limited states ports 10 date. xu do dale last
wear hSunD; siuck ulI United States plrts. iStsj;
III, same time last year. 71u; stock Ut I'LL Interior
towns iTltaJ; do same time lust yclr i3;1 stock
mt ifyrrt,,u jI5tkU do time lust yett i1iUU:
stock f American utluAt for Greut Hrit.fn .luxl;
itt same 1tle last ycur. l'tttll
- LIVERPOOL, Nov. lI-(nrTDS~-SuIes OF the week.
lE1U bales: American. ttsuCU spectators, '9a of
which exporters took 4.t7i: forwarded frHm shlps-
side direct tn spnners. 7 aetna! export, San: To-
mi RECEIPTS Jul: American. t3h0: total stuck. Az
1HJ: American sa,Uu; amount ahoht- l6VtN: Anterl-
can, Il.W . ,,u~p<,- e..., ,,,,,
lie; low middlin., l3{c; .uod ordinary lttac; net
III: STOCK n5x Weekly net receipts. laGsl;; gross.
ii III; exports coastwlse. 1l553: continent l3; salos
VIEW ORLEANS. Nov. 1l.-CoTToS-Firm; mid
ding 1l1Ac; low middmg. l3tc: good ordinary lb5ee;
net receipts. 7.;15 buIes: gross h'S3 eHposIs y
t1eat Britain Sin; continent. ~: constwi:e.
xales i. iii; STOCK s.j5su: weekly ne: raceus Il Ho;
gross 10 .s5: exports tt Ereat !Irtan !hun France.
ii 7ij: continent. 10uU; coastwse Hoo sales, auu
MEMPHIS, Tcnn. Nov. ll:-CorrDNwE!fu; re-
cciits. ?l7 bles shipments. Isl; stccs ce'l sa!es'
''?ST ~ IloEis, Soy. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mtddng.
IKE; sales, 1fa1 bales; receipts, a1N shipments
Iii: stock. a9.AA
, 1881-11-12

FOREIGN.
Special DsDnteh to The Chicago Irtolne-
L1yEnrou1~ Nov. u-l1sJ H. u-in--FLoCn-So. l. l3s:
No. ., los i'd.
Cd; spring, No. lis 3D. No. o. I'd: white. No. l. lis;
No. = Ills lid; club No. i. Ills sd; No. = lis Id CoEu
-ie 9kd.7
rEov1sIoSs-Pork-75s. 1.ard-5ss.
EIlrEl.IUot, Nov. n.-I'NUfISluSS-11nms-S
clear tlrner u. laEd-rrmc Western ngmer Ut SIS
CHEEsE-AmtrIcan dull ut j.s I'd.
TEKrEST1&E-s;irfts stcndy AZ 4es Cd Spirits at
London steady ut ia.
CKtlS-Wheat-Eo.l white steady at 10s I'd: winter
steady Mt lis ID Corn-Aiaed st.ady at III 1t.5i.
l.1yEMrouI, Nor. ll-l:U y. m.-BlsEADsrtffs--
Quiet, except corn. Whcat-whi,e- los l0d9lls Id:
club lis Ida LIS Cd. Corn-5s llt:d. Weather fanc
I1vEltrooI. Nov. 1l-Eyening.-coTToS-Fsm
1-lsa6 a-lG sale4 l.0oj bales; speculation und ex-
port. 1.uu; American, J.aN
IsREADsTIrFS-Quict but steady. except corn.
nruser. California white wheat. los l0dG11s Id: do
cub, lis ld5fis III. Corn-NcW Western mixcd. 5s
ll1sd. Canadian peas, IS
KDSIN-Cuiu1non. Is I'D.
.TEItPESTiNE-Splrits,I It's I'd.
YARNS ASl' -FAHtlcs-At Manchester firm.
nEcElrrs-l'ast three days: Wheat aas.0W centals;
Anercar l.iuO
1.oSnoS, Nov. u.-SuGAn-CentEtfugal ss 3d&a6s
I'd; Muscuvadu, atuat. 1Ss llGl21s I'D
TCNrESTlSE-Speits. t.sIs. Sd.
ANTWERP. Nov. n.-iETEoI.EtrM-lSHf.
The following were received by the Chicago Board
LIVERPOOL. Noy. jl-t:M D. m.-Wcather tine.
H1t.dsIutYs quiet and sttnAy. exrept which Is
tirlner. Wheat-Whe, l0s lOdesls iii; club. lis :des
1ls ii. FUrn, IS HID.
i.'vrnt,ut.. Nav. ll.--Wheat In fair demand and
trni; red ~in1er: lus 81: NJ snEln: Lbs ia; No:
heat and auet Demand for the United King
du.u nnt tiontlneht-Whent moderate; cora fnir-
Lverl,ol during the ps, week: 5I,nl centas OF
Tsh hea uais! Sss' sff 1t III
:. C.. s>+ ti Tai!0w. du ut Il+ I'd Cheese. dull III
lSs. Neer Iuiet hut Ii higher ut Ills MARK l4ASE-
WlIent and corn quiet and steady
IuNp''N, Nov. l1.-l.1vEnrNui-Wheat hrnl; corn
strUr. u Gs. MARX I.ANE-Wheut NAT. Corn hIsnly
held. TAnIs-Whcas and ttuur quiet
, 1881-11-12
LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. l1.--EuTroN-firm; llsGc-
F1ocK-Stcady and firm; cxtru, s5.5JGt5,5; cxtza
family IS. 75G.1u \ No, !, sd-t46.75; choice fancy
s..1;5SsS.?5
t;K.IN-WAeat steady: <l.l5. Corn steady: No. ?
white. Uc; do mixed tSE- ttuts active and shade
higher; No. white, ssc: do mixed. 4;. Rye steady;
No. =. $1lu.
"Ruv,s1oSs-pork and lard nominal Bulk meats t,0
tsrnler; shoulders ccar rib, 9}4c; 4u sides.
s1.c Iacon firm; shoulders, size: clear rib. 1o}ac;
clear, 1l1hc. llatls-Su.nr-cured. i34Ilic.
WHISkY-Steuuy: SlUS.
, 1881-11-12
RflSI.I1N,

BOSTON. Nov. ln-FLou1t- Demand confined to
sn1hll lots. =
GHA1S-Corn quiet but steady: No. und high
mixed 15se7Gc: steamer le5: nrw corn G5S1?c Oats
quiet. No. and white. 55G57c; No 2white. 5t4t
54.c; No. j WHITE 5.c; No. Z. mixed. 5lS5lc Rye
81. !D4tl IL.
PnUvlsIOSs-Steady md unchanged
Hl1TER-ln moderate dcn1and; creamery choice,
3 5c; fair to guod 2l90e chulce ladEe packed. l94s
tic
CMEEsE-Qn3et and unchanged.
EGGs-Steady and trim.
Others unchanged.
NECElIrrS-F1uur t.U0U brlS corn. 2t.Uu ou; Wnedt-
SiirMESTs-FIour. TO b1ls corn. e 00o bu: Wheat.
11ltD bu
, 1881-11-12

M1LwAuKER, Wis, Nov. 1L-FLoCR-StcadY. Will
good demund.
-GItA1S--Wheat firm md higher; closed easicr; No
2 Milwaukee hnrd nominal: No Milwaukee, $t.11}H
December. sl.3: January. S3l54; February, *:sss14
March. nominal; April, nominal; NJ. Milwaukee,
sl.l3H: No. nnd rejected nominal. Corn dRll; No.
I: Oats and flr1n: No. !. It, Kye higher Hnc
scarce: >o. l. ac harley quiet; No. : spring, cast
and November, .ti1e- ~
PAuy1S!uNs-lii:her- Mess pork. slGi?}4 cash ant
November; Sl7Al january. Prime steam lard. sll-2
cush and November: sll.5v January
Hot;S-Stcady. with II fair demand; s5.tul162l.
FNElGHTs-Wheat To Buffalo. .!stc.,
KEcE1l'Ts-FlouE. sun br's whcat, l7ooo bu; corn
2U,tU bu.
SMlrNESTs-F1our 7,;O0 nrls: wheat, 500 bu; corn
u,uW bu.
, 1881-11-12

unry, 4ss{ Coru-Western Inactive but hrm;
Western mixed, spot and SSEemoe1' t7ac; neesm c
bcr. GSG@AbS$c: January. 1b4G7oAc; steamer eoseca
Outs Il uit.~ ltYe dull at $l.6
HtY-QuleL i r..
demand Mess pork. i5.i5. Bulk k-neats. shoulders
and enr ribs Sides uAcked 5ferl0c, NucOn, should
crs SIC Clcur 1o sides, lie. HAns, 1S@9Ic- -LaEd
refined l.,4c. o-
EGGs-FIrM at 29is.sc-
IETitotETsl-Notulna1; refined. 74c -
tfGNOCEMES-Coree quiet; Rio catEocs. ordinary 10
fuir :x1a1lc. sugar, quiet: a soft at lu>sc-
WfIIHkr-Dufl md lover.
KEcEIrTs-fluur. a,ass br's: wheat, SYsa5 btu: corn
a5HJ bu; oats none; rye. lU0 bu, 4"
SIllIMENTS-Whear. 37,3i0 bu; corn. ). 6G3 bn
SALES-NAeat. H, Ito bu; corn, H,5u bu.
, 1881-11-12
CINCTSEATI.

CINCINNATI, Nov. u--CuTTuS-Quiet; llAc-
FLoun-Stronser: fnmily, SitGGiG65; fancy. ING
7.l
GnAIS-Wheat stron. and higher: No. red winter,
$1.3u Corn strong and higher: No.e mixed. tc- Oats
sirong; No. mixed. 46c. Rye easier: *l0. Barley
dull; No. : fall. *l.l.-..
-puuy1St0Ss-pnrk scarce: SlS.25. Lard 1ruer;
Sli.u1 Hulk meats scarce and ntu; unchanged.
Bacon scarce u.d nominal.
NMisks-Stcnuy ut $l.ts: combination snlcs Of TN
iShcd goods, l,..%3S tEls. The basis Of $ll6- "
BUTTEH-Stuauy and unchanged.
, 1881-11-12
PHILADELPHIA. :.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. u.-FLuuR-Dull: Mime
snta extras, s7.Ul97 J194; Ohio cxtrn fant's. Eooa
*7.a5: fancy, i73' Minnesota patent process
a5a@SG2}4; winter patents, sa.5z:sA Ayo nour du!'
and UNCHANGED.
GnA1N-Whcat-So. red. November. sl.40a9l.'l
December 81 l42}@: January II Ins. .o
nrneE; sui! mixed, track. GJ&ssI4c; steamer. 6?c;
No s. G7I5l.Isc sail mixed November. ts;4G6,9ac:
December ,s7ketaa!c; Jnnuary; s!}sS'lEc. oats
l'envl$luSs-firtn and unchanged.
HCTTEls-Du1I, except for choice grades.
I.GGs-Easer.
CilEEsE-tuirt and unchanged.
I'ETnDLElrM--SDne.
WHlSkY--Quet and unchanged. ....
-KEcElrrs-Fious. IsL0 brIs; wheat, 500 hu: corn
.Ei Ol t}u; outs, HUI hu; ryc. aM hu.
eulrMESTS-Nheat, 35ttU bu.
, 1881-11-12

TOLEDO. Nov. 1l-GHA1S--Wheat hrm: No. red.
spot sl.s}s; December, sl;s5r; January <li9k Feb-
ruary Sl.t2. Curn tir.u: No >. spot and December,
IT,: January. ctSc: May &C. t.ts-So ir's:ctio1,s:
sl1;S: December. sl.a,A; January. s+ts February,
slf.A. Corn ntm: No. :, sinL G!c bid: l'e:en'her.
fc asked. . a.. 49,,
.Sn1rMESrs-W Wheat 4l,ooo bu; corn. $500 su; oats
o,tW bu
, 1881-11-12
KANSAS CITY,


Special Dispatch to The CHICAGO 1ribEEe.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 1l.-GItA1N-The Price Current
reports: Wheat-Kccetpts, l.S37 bu; shipments H.
JU bu: trmcr: No.+. November. s1c No T. cash. exc;
November, y3lxc: No. |. cash. $l.2 Corn-keceDts.
j99 ba shipments, luo+d bu: nsm; No. :. casi. Gic
November, tic.
, 1881-11-12

PEORIA, ILL.,, Nov. .ll.-GRA1S-Cor1 steady and
tlrn,; high mixed, Elt4GG@c mixed, D@t).4c- Outs
inuctfye hut tir No white. 44@+it5c. Rye Inactive
but ttrn 1T 3.1:5:sc+
MISUNDERSTANDING; no sales rerorted. :,
NErEt1rS-WlsEat 7ub bu; Cnr1,. y, ~ bu oats ID
15l bu: rye, 80 bu; imr!ry. 9.s4U bu.
SHII'AENTS-W Wheat lu.e; corn, 3.0U bu; OATS
81, ,5Gu bu; rye. 1,uuu bu; hurley, GU bu.
, 1881-11-12

BUFFALO. n. w. Nov -N.-GhA1S-Whcat stendJ:
sales 00J bu No. hard Duluth Mt sl.5o Curn non
iny ut G4c fur rejected: Gac for 10. = Unts-l Cur
mixed " EsteFn ut |.c IN track. harley neglected.
CANAL EHE1GuTS-EHChanEEd
, 1881-11-12

!Itu:s.~I,.-Ifte tile yery ulfayoEnb!e weather ana
th.. ,,r.;., supply the ,;s unrket aFtrIsd att-
iye .nc -,t.,n a,a1' 1hnrstnx- u "pe'ei !: M,
III .tnw und tntir *:tl.+ were 1t iniFiS s4asaHsH
f,rpu-. !,u sft,tund soon i5Euroveis Hn0 oy Ile
iu Lii. .. the ttyAnct al ~ 1lc h't been
ss.:,;s ned :ht weights :.,ss,z $aG.W poor t"
inie ncavy weights ~ anu s~lis nnn sas's
nj 81 trl a !shf >ult uns-iv nj saj ahsal ine III
t,.-t strength -sTtbetf t'a tile faIt tatt Inc mr.
r,tns turnci ~,:ler ;han expected III Inc
..u-"r A =t md the late feeling MAS H. hrln as
ii an. during the day. ANON. tue days salts
tt,s f.,s!j ing