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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-10-20
SPsING LAKE SKErcHEs.


Mr.. Peton has his house about done.
Died, of diphtheria. Grace Coon.
daughter OF Joel and Jane Coon, aged
I years.
Elias Weldon has sold 90 acres from
the east end of his farm to Mr.. Saw
age, of Minnesota.
Died, Oct. Sth, 1881. Father Wise
man, aged so years. He was one of
Spring Lakes first settlers. and was
in good health until his sudden death.
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CLIFTON Chr CHAT
Wanted-a drouth.


Carrie Grant is to teach at Jerusa
lem.
Arzelia West has gone to Melrose,
Mimi, on visit.
J. G. West is doing an extensive
business in cattle.
Jerusalem Corners has photograph
gallery. Go up and "git yer picter
took
The congregation at Pierce Valley
were smoked out last Sunday. Cause,
a defective stove-pipe.
The roads are awful. Never within
the memory of the oldest inhabitant
have they been worse at this season
of the year.
1t isn't pleasant to be dumped into
three feet of soft mud from buggy
on dark night. We We been there
and can tell you al about it.
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PLUM CkY CHRONICLES. :

Wild geese flying.
Winter wheat is looking finely.
We say "let 'er rain" if it means
death to chintZ bugs.
Jack Frost called in earnest on
the morning of the 5th.
Died, on the Goth inst, of typhoid
fever, Mary Tomlinson, aged about
| fifteen years.
Richard Platt, cousin of one of our
merchants, has taken his departure
for New York city to make il bis home
The heavy rain of Sept. 29th caused
breach in the Plum City mill dam,
which is being repaired as fast as
practicable.
A grand picnic occurred the 9th, in
augurated by the friends Of Catholic
ism. The receipts are to be used in
the erection of church.
Plum City is now without practi-
cal .sSledicine man. and the gospel
has no expounder since Conference,
while old Bourbon" occasionally
creates pell nell.
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LETTER FROM NJ. B. KIMBALL.
MADISON. Oct, II, 1881.

MADISON. Oct, IL, 1881.
Editors JOURNAL;
l desire to express my thanks for
the courtesies you have heretofore so
kindly extended me and to ask per-
mission to venture few suggestions
through your columns upon the obser-
vations of my friend Hon. n. p. Haul
gen, published in last Thursday 5
JoURSAL. Ny assertion that sail who
are attentively watching the signs of
the times can see, if they viii, that
corporations and the money power of
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-10-20

WE publish to-day another letter
from Mr.. Kimball, in reply to that Of
n. P. Haugen. There is evidently two
sides to the Senatorial syndicate ques-
ton and the letters of both gentlemen
make entertaining reading for those
interested in State politics.
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ELLSWORTH EyESrs.
Sam Travis has rented the Forest
House saloon.
DR.. Hart returned from Ohio with
his bride last Saturday evening.
Supt. Rosenberger held examina-
tions here the. first of the week.
A photographer from Red Wing has
opened a gallery on Main street.
Nearly every house IL town has a
large cistern under it at present.
seymore Catura has purchased the
River Falls mail route of Sam Travis.
A 1l-pound boy appeared at the res
idence of p. w. Woodworth, last
Thursday.
A portion OF 7. Ricketts, dam at
Rushville mills was carried out by the
high water of last week.
Darwin Kinnie has the contract for
building school house, 20x30, In the
Haight district for $3.50.
A Rev. Mr.. Jones has been appoint
ed to supply the NJ. i. pulpit at this
place the coming year. He is expected
to be here next Sunday.
Owing to bad weather DR.. Hamilton
did not remain in Ellsworth as long as
he intended. He will return again
when the clouds get right side up.
Anything but complimentary re-
marks are heard about our superyis-
ors in reference TO their action in re-
placing the bridge near Mr.. Strick-
| lands.
Dick Garfield, and old time resident
of Ellsworth, returned to town last
week. lie thinks Ellsworth is one of
the best places in the world in which
to live.
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The Republicans bounced the DEM
ocratic President pro tenn of the Unit
ed States Senate last Thursday and
elected Davis, of Illinois, to succeed
him. With the the help of Davis and
Malone the Republicans have once
more become masters of the situation
in that august body.
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Bennett DISTRICT BATCH
Potatoes are rottirg badly.

Potatoes are rottirg badly.
Dunn & Bennett expect to start
their threshing machine soon.
The Dunn boys report good times in
Herman, Mimi.
Our new school house is nearing
completion and the winter term OF
school will soon begin.
We read some time ago about some
one borrowing Aaron Brackin's roll.
ing Golfer and returning it. If some
one would be so kind as to return John
Dunn his plow clevices, four of which
were taken from his plows in the field,
he would be very much obliged.
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s Al
OF Forfeited Mortgaaed Lands.
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COMMISSIONERS or THE PuRLse LASps,
MADISON, WIS October 50, 1881
Tie following desegibad lands III Pierce
county, having been forfeited by reason o.
the ran-payment Of interest upon loans
granted thereon, notice Is hereby given THAT
the same viii be offered at public auction
and sold TO the highest bidder, nj the Capitol
in Madison, on the fifteenth u5thl day Of
December, A. d. 1881, unless sooner redeemed
according to law. Said sale viii be Gem
menced at 10 O'clock, A. NJ and continued
FROM day to day until all OF said lands shalt
have been so offered.
The minimum price at 81 ich such lands
will be offered win be the amount named OPP
poste each tract, under the heading, ssTota
amount due State" which includes the
amount Of loan the interest TO the first day
OF January, A. ID. 1881, and three per cent
damages; the taxes which have been re-
turned against said lands, and the cost o.
advertising the same.
Said lands will be sold subject to all take:
which may al the time I'll the sale 10 due
thereon. Other conditions of sale will be an
nounced by Commissioners ut the opening 81
the sale.
HANS B. WARNER, Secretary Of State
RICHARD GUESTHER, State Treasurer.
ALEX. WILSON, Attorney General.
Commissioners Of he Public lands
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MARTEL MERE MENTION

Peter Kud has arrived from Dakota.
He purchased land during his absence.
A few of our boys attended dance
at the residence of Jacob johnson, of
River Falls. last Saturday.
The political boom seems to tighten
up at present. There is considerable
talk of having a peoples" or star
mers' . convention at Ellsworth next
week
The Rev. Mr.. Th0rson and wife are
visiting friends in Chicago. Mr.. I. is
attending the general conference of
the Lutheran church. which is held in
that city.
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Miss Belle FRYE teaches in district

Miss Belle Frye teaches in district
No. s. Maiden Rock, this winter.
Miss Maggie Darlington viii act as
principal of the Esdaile graded school.
Z.
The Prescott high school is pro-
crossing well under the careful man
agement of Prof. Bowman.
The people of River Falls have man
ifested their approval of Prof. Barnes
work for the last year in a very sub
stantial way.
Seventeen applicants wrote on the
schemes at the Prescott teachers ex-
animation, two for first grade, four
for second grade, and eleven for third
grade certificates.
At River Falls twenty-four persons
wrote for certificates, one for first
grade, five for second grade, and
eighteen for third grade certificates.
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REPUBLICAN, NOMINATIONS.

REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
STATE TICKET.
For Governor.
JEREMIAH NJ. RUSK,
Of Vernon.
For lieutenant Goeenor.
SAM 9. FIFIELD,
OF Ashland.
FOR Secretary of State.
ERNST G. TiMME,
Of Kenosha.
for State Treasurer.
EDWARD C. McFETRIDGE
of Dodge.
for attorney General
LEANDER F. FRISBY
Of Washington.
FOR State Superintendent.
ROBERT GRAHAM,
OF Winnebago.
FOR Railroad Commissioner.
NILS P. HAUGEN,
OF Pleree,
FOR Insurance Commissioner.
PHILIP L. sPooNER. JR.,
of Dane.
LEGISLATIVE TICKET.
For State Senator---30th District.
ROCKWELL ]. FLINT,
of Dunn
For nembey of Assembly.
FRANK l.. gibson,
of River Falls.
COUNTY TICKET.
For County Superintendent Of Schools.
AMOS ROSENBERGER,
of Maiden Rock.
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Ell PAso ETculNas.

I'll PAS0 ETcuINGS.-
Joe Kilman. of Lake City, is here
with some trading horses.
L. II. Places finger, chat was so
badly injured by a bullet, is getting
we'll.
We had a great flood here last Tues
day. Rush River was the highest it
has been for year.
Daniel Maholm is home from North
field, Minnesota, where he has been
living the past seven months.
An extra road tax has been assessed
in district No. 8, town of Gilman.
We think it would be good policy to
do the same here. Our reads are in
bad shape.
The Herald, of the 9Th inst, reports
that Pat 0'Connel was shot through
the body by Patrick Carney recently.
We can assure the public that Pat
O'Connel is hale and hearty.
Master Thos. Hurley, while engaged
in helping his father grub fstumps re-
Gently, had his hand badly cut with
an AK. DR.. NJ. C. Woodwofth stitched
it up so it is hoped he VIII not lose
any of his fingers.
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.'Of all the fine arts says Balm,
'sthe most available and influential is
music. This is perhaps the most nm
exceptionable as well as the cheapest
of human pleasures. john SsreH.
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Your chief business is 10 make pr
pits think, not to think for them; to
make them talk, not to talk for them;
to draW ont their Posoers, not to dis
play your own.--Jno. SfgeH.
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Correspondence, discussions etc. are desired
from the TEACHERS and the FRIENDS Of EDrcA-
TIoN in this county. Address ali comm unieations
to the Editor, at Maiden Rock. Wis.
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Educational.

A. RosENBEgGER,- -..-- Editor.
(couSly SUPERINTENDENT
, 1881-11-07

stes.rs. lIusse,l Sage md .fav fsou'l have been
tnunltnnttkly crctcli Directors nf !lse New r"fk
Iitshui, ani ilsu juinIn brewster. rnsignei Tl!e
public Will hnw ltH'k With lntErrsf ~ sre Wfht
i, ey W. ~ tls ,1sr r ,hs eeI Ir.,
10 thn Manhattan Company. 1'iirtr nwt eni-
trnt c1',,nsc nnntntu. mud i ia prohnl,ly true.
!ln'l fill power 10 rptluve tho Mnnl,u!tan frnrt,
It's E,1arnntcc OF, III per cent On thr Nrw fnrk
,Gk ,n.el a1a city S! .as ts G"fsi 3 ' s,ns
rrrtitMfcs. recIitng tho eAsr and tts ~ t;er rent
guarantee, amount IL cnHtrncts WITH tlHir hut.
l,p preserved. 1hn result IL that ont Ut what
nyCr thulteys tho New ynrk Eanipnfsy may re-
;s" te q" nrf s"rsees are M e otsl Sf 70 per CHI
per ntln.in le!oru thh AsscIltlnT stock'ln!uers
ett nnytlt!HK.
Thc following nrc tho 81. Paul & CmahA cnrt,-
inHs rt,r tho fourth week uf Uct0ber; 1881, $lh'
lls; 1S;O Si1a,N.s; increasc. "",ltt.
Thu following are tho approximate earnings
Of Tho ST. Louis & Sun Francisco taaIlrund:
Week guiding Oct. 81, lssi, sn'.4fU: week ending
Oct. II, 1s, s!t:, ,G0O; increase, f+sOo. Jan. to
uet.al 1851, z.,5S1an: Jun to Oct III, 1880. ga
1Fh!lt; increase. *4n,s;.
l:nrtfngs Chicago l. Northwestern fourth
week IN Octolrr, S72l ,'00, nn increase ur ST.
Eilt1lngs for tho month were illcrcnse,
$.uu,Jrt Earnings OF the Chicago. Milwaukee, s
1T. rnut fourth week In Octnhcr. s50s, 100: fn-
crease. s:xho1S. Month Of October, s1,190, ,o90;
Increase, $.H.Ds0
The Ftnairful Caro,tc6 thinks it probable
TINT hAd it not been for the Newark bunk ntlnir
tho storlt mnrket wonI, hhyc been strong, 1t not
hoynnt. Inst week. Thu trunk -llna stouks mp.
prnrcd tn i,,lve I. strong unirrtone, tho belief
prevailing that tho gradual nlvanco III ratcs
wunll Eoon result In bringing nbout nm adjust
nscnt OF all the differences oxtstLng hcsweon thu
i!nta. The rIse ln such silnrus WIS mlrkatl
feathre on Wednesday, md Thursday. nnd yef
, 1881-11-07

iia!ry With i.Nrs 3+tr;st
thirFsNHHtmt pRR1 ..ss.ts.s.. s....''At..s.s. ~
Ashton iitsllf yer FAEk ~
t'rv,,nt nn". IL In,as. ..............,.. .M
@ - fr II; ; ill.,, r. m
M. rnultry rrntirrri. with Nh. P,llHtry nj III.
WfllHKf-Ftntahrit Ets,mls wHrH I1hn'a1 strsiif m
tIlr tEirt% ,lf flLi rsr gA3un.
r.GItnHsrt. wv nuttG:
t!Httl /" rlolre medium ..6h!
tnhtsd Atfh HhEf tn+...
.lting mt sWn shed HrrA, u!
ton, ,rBIin nt"n~r1
MtiinM ntid unwntlir liz Ucb .I!t!i
MtAl{il HHu Mti,tt ttGt.. ..,Hfnt
nhH "Asni fa'tH6..
tHtftH ~nslEal f1rHft
EnteH lsroA. :tHs!air'ia1 woel r!f:sltar "f Suvs
"Maskrts eta rat!e tale hut thrrs !. y tr'',! ~.
Hrfhr. Hhn shlt.+ HuItt.1ntn tMir nintnt. Pt!tNA
Enr iftl, wt!ts, !. when traY 4 tt nGitsn
rhc stk heh! IN this nnrsht u ~ n'lneri t!tt slt.
~ IN. mt thy nplnrtlnit7 t. hraik .tnMn rnlHrs
t"rn In htt! small snpAlr hero tic anrt l.'t:l " tie
kets nrt t"t, nf3n t"e Inur!atl"h-. M tfr M,h,'
rate t1. s,.nr will 1n wstl.ta " 'itS',tte r'ls1
ri I'M ttlt II mt tnllkea ly MtefsAl llTanro
III tF1tr " r!i. t.hnn1h this lHnM'n hrafr irtlnr-
tNt'tnn M!ltll fulIow. I'M. this Et,tirtrf t'n "tBt.
kiHckpif 'rhErc ~ hutuypf tlH slattar Ut this er.
t4,r i,rn4 repeated Manufacturers urc Httw selling
t1ttr ,tt.ttH it trHtahle alMT4t, Htf nay HtH *,hi
nllrt. Tho ,rpt MNrknt s,ntinnps eaHy hId I!bpr-
III csr.!t% HrnHlalIy usaltlta Al thr tnlts.ttnnt
min. n H,,' ttass IL baih wuul md t's1a fur thu
ncur ttt1Ft."
, 1881-11-07

ts the exclamation Of morethn,, o.le poor hnrtl-
achesY II ls te.ausu yuMr ktlueys ARE over
taslcd an1 neea STRENGTHENING, aul yunr sys-
TEN needs TO be cltlnscd ot bad hutnUrg. Kid
nhy- Wort Il the medicine yo,i nHrd. 1t Rcta
l!ks chRtn, say1n well l'Enown physlclau, p" l
aEuExtsts,-DogtVH t'0st.
, 1881-11-07

LttEAnsTUFFs AND SEEDS.
FldiGtt--Cuuttl.Hca dull atla weak. There wus,
hnHuytr, ttlb tisl1nR tllnn Tor several Inys
previously. but It was lacal accoant, hulors t'u-
lug uut Ut tho aarket. Halus rel,ortr. III III
brIs Wutura md sua brls nLtlnAs prttMtt turns.
nnd u! 1rs law uenta ut fill fetal ug,tn to l,Atl
bsIs Inter tours wc5e q'tIIt nj Nts6s' Hi shIIl.
ulnx RprnRs &Attksk7a; tho law Rras sprIHs. &t1ha
41). hyo i!ulr 1T nbuut {555sk401 md rhotcu bncx
wlpnt huIL nj nbuut tllt1.
url.Eu M,i.lsTrrFs-Wera In rather Hight supply,
but easier. In sympathy with Kra!i aaloa wera ro-
parlc Of rnrx Iran NJ sl5a1d ELal ears mtdatngs
at t$lts5sl7.M uad car Wheni acFgsnnKs Ut faoa per
srn1Sa w1tEAT-was yer, nctive nnl quite
weak. lhuaR. Il did nut byGak badlr tho pravluMa
day. rho mntket acellnetl II, thrn ndvnacra U&e.
nnd csosed 9kts,to tHow t1tu latest prlrus nf Friday
itscrn'ot WIS rcortsd strady anu little irnar "n
s!s's' '.Sas 1t %5:"'' ssfs' "o
(! 'ns sg!'' H.: o ana ~
$s;'y Am, Ss% ya;k %S$ .it,%Ss S ;Sy MN,
III sst 9Is.: .ss s wss .sy s
;sS NJ: :s"t @ II: ~ sss::'S
ssi ss! S. # ~ Y II S'a f"ss e. "
snS ;;' H. S: III; i, e.. : III ns::t ii Il
II" II: ~ n: y, S:';; :s \ sS; sSf is:
;sS!; I'll III: III III, # T.: :t
sh'"s liz ;sa&S u 'SS;5'$;;. ,n.> ,n.as
SEs = 4:
eyt ewsSH W. !!ns'i {. raf ly saia: :
Hia o. aA Thess MAJ nu msns'u' "f prIces fur '"ts
asl,e s sn yrr{ SSa s It..
'SsTs eaIsd aiui aIa .e..s, aaa ri'sss nsfs ssfs @
% Si ] sSSft: " E III ] S III %%i s &
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yS .safaa ;s'f ~; a!s ~ sfs
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q! Te!1etsa tls oat.s I, ,y 2 ay%s;s A l.,.ss pat
Ixlsstv1 e aAss,s; 2 sars ~ y is.sIs I; ast'5's"n
inSst s sSs 3 IT, sss snSy4 r. "e ~; isf 4 sl H.
ss$ 5;xs3.5iy ssist .s ~ ] .s + i aS sa H.
:s,i s sss vs:a a's Z .a }e Gs Tss tsss3 ss s3
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EH;:; ES;'sr NJ; q s s h e:
ss|!s: sIs! %t:; II. II.
Se'.s@ a:iisS atis ths d.; Win qu.s
btt.t !Iads Y liIo d.ts5TS4 futures unss h4 aaslr
s''sa$ ss9fs Il %
ss1 Il .v1ss % s ~ o I'LL, III s.e e .sst @
ss!ss e's.s |ss tslSs Stats;. ss:s S5lss:: III
Il III. IL fHsss
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s',v ,s s. tsk Q" .d hi. ani fuuls ~ "a
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, 1881-11-07
S1s, 1.f1{itx.

IT, lnUis. New. h.flnt'lt- 1rpcr prnirs niHHt t01
tuSur.
will partial rnrnrGry, Nh rcd, t5l .s& cnsl,.
tL'l t,ecuInbur, ts annnnry, &t4t tnbrnnry. sa1cs
rat,sesi nt a!l..lls lbtcenbor. tl.tttal.siM nhn-
mr. $tttsl.Mt February. No. do. fil;ett.1t3 No.
du. $1l1d tern 1wnf md unsettled, tn}<aho tc cas
t:4c !,ernMhor, st1ke January: Glt<@tslc FalrMa.T.
i;ir .in,.,fsry. jc ainy tiats i0Tor Em III
cn*. 4MA EE4v Eeten,hsf l+sAic aiA5 isY0 qu1el At
Mits.H%. hHlary ungnHItKtG.
t.t;AIt-t1u1Gt NJ $4.M.
lirTsEH-lHGlHH1nG!.
Ist,ttH-t Unclaimed.
WlGIgtf.-Stenhf ut II III
|.l,at5 mti a,,d ntI!anxcd. iMc?n dull n1,d owcr ut
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iiW hriti wheat, atoe hui corn
a h.: nn,s, l?An hn, cyn, t,ones tnrloy. lgMt1 .
.;,. s":n. H,u1 hut outs GuI bus ggu, 1uu hui oasoy
, 1881-11-07
COMMERCIAL.

The following were tho receipts nnd shipments
ot lcnuY articles nf produce in tho city during
tho twenty -four hul,rs en,tlux ut O'clock
saturlay lqorting, nna for tho corresponding
tins u SG4r uHu;
, 1881-11-07
1sOS'r{pE.

TlusT0S. Euv. I.-fLDItt-llnlt
G1tAiS-t.Utr gnIEt; No. 2 nt.t E9h nxed sGta17c:
Asonies. isdstc. G.tH fl np,!urlto aeuandf No. and
nxra white. As5iu, No. wHsu 6ut No. wiIlte, iS4s
5lrs M. n,lxua. iltsi.c. llye, sl.!ua,l.!2.
t'RntlKluSH-A.udernt hpalAhd.
nuTTEt-StiHlnlly Hnoltanxeu.
= tIEEaE-btnnhy,
Enthusiastically .....-. ..- ......
iInx-tIlHh views OF holders rGatrct lransncsiOIs
but buyers seem mart alslnacd II npurAtD Western
iffy, 11tsGi ilu tvnt 1b8: utf1rn tl1ch1fiHuu.
;, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 7un urls; eorn 2',"0 but wheat,
.4u1FMKST3-FlUNr, h.1n or1A.
, 1881-11-07

Me-" ORLEs%SA.
EEw NNLEASH. Nov. v.i.-FLOt'tt-Cnsctttcd, supcr-
ilho. {;."i: yx. E.1i1H00, XXX, tt4ia9u.10; hlgh
ss1s.ira, iA.s; ;4hasM &
tsHAIS-corn waaks snlxod. 3,c; primo yellow. 8lo.
0tta qulst hui Atva'ly; qiDtcl NJ itats:ie.
Observation-Disclosures aId hr,$. hUw. $AGs.
llAr-a!cndyi prime quoted at 32a0kl2sl01s choice
f1;.uL
!'HHvlat0x.--l'ork quiet; wthk. 1astl
weak, rntnHs tlcscp. iatelakc. kav, ic snlk meats
cnrlsr s!inM'dnrt, Iackrsi, e. incnn-slanutera,
hIh". Ut s!3sax.fe: staar rn l*tI ,E14c; NJ CLEAR
"h sr,esrsa, Snnvn;r! 4 ""nId hrnE GHsS:i.o; 4
tissMEll:s- t'lap Iul1i hut a,aaity itlo rnrxnos.
nr:hary y ntlMc: H3l:4c. Husnr easinr, c''all.1,
hFs; selinw carlirn Hates nt wktto cIErintl gl&c:
III III white rnrett.. !a-Ha. MrlassIH nctyn DMi
in"trI Ss''nnUn. Ees fur. ata: gaattinuni, 4tstt;
wn.lkt i'4G4sc.
n1kAS-EhrmNss H,At
, 1881-11-07
By TELEGRApu,


TOKEJ0N,
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1r,Iin lna.s tIui, A. 4t jnnI-rru, ,yartn,n ,i ~
r.. ' ''@s"" '"' - es ~
TA,1nw-prtnn cI,v du,, nj Al, III
tn,,,,mrvr,.n "i,n .nsa.. -, st.r,
..,mS-Mi,aI xtan,w -, H. mir,
~, rs. s.,stis. o' ~ "' "''9 |''"e''
f.u,,v@Srha.. .v,n,s. IN. cdta,,, II. .t,,. N.
,hta;i,. ar snrIn a. ;n,a,o. ~, cn ~ ,aesI. -,
r"rn (. ,at '' - '~~' "'' o"'' ~ '4~'' W.
H'toslssoSs-rork-4a d. Lard Sss ed
I,"SI~S. Noy, h-i.xrnt,Ista-r r,4Sso,fs.
IiSnxrI, nl,-35s s16t2f. '''oSSN'
TuMrsST'xE-srl''fs: ' 4lsaa'a -. w
Thc foI,uwlnv wcrs rsceyed Nv t,,e t:hicovo no.ra
ofTr,ra. - ~" o''''"H' ""A'1
i.!vEHrn0t- Nov. .a-ltati =. lard. ~ 81.
winter, ~ VII NJ. spt!x. rs lli Nj. j.iT IL lid.
snrn 9ntut but !lFM ~ n lolsd. carNuss on c.,ast
, 1881-11-07

Nav Y0nK, Nor. 5-Cotton guods In steaas de-
unnd pslcSs tending upwaEdsi several n1nkUa Ut
brnMn und nlsach0d cOttDns were alynhCad t0daJs
Fuquat waua shouttnKa and HtaIk ducks !uarkoti
uut nruts qustj xu0!cH aD0as ~ nutteEatH Aa1ata
aud Hsnt fura!NA goods gulet and Btua4y.
, 1881-11-07

CLkvxLANn, u, Nor. 6.--rKrH0LxuA-stsxdJt
quotations unchanged, standard white, 10 tast IL
>, f'iT7HuuNa. w., Nor. h--rErMntEtrA-4u!oti
Unttra reEtlhcaAx FoA4GFt closed " &34oi Falaeu.
f3tc, HhiI4dsllha delivery.
, 1881-11-07
BUSINESS.
Review of Finances in Chicago
Last Week.
Tim Produce Markets. Active mud Weak-
but Did Not Decline So Much as tho
Prcvioun Day.
coru aul E,c We're The lltasitsi-'Yhtat Clostl
s!taay, anil Provisions serS
Dnll.
BUSINESS. SIS.
TJNANUIAI,

Nnnk c1cnr1,Rs IN chtenao lust week sfowcd n
heavy unIn ovcr thnsc Of tho corresponding
work Of Inst year. Hut tho settlencntsnrtn tho first
nr tho month were comparatively outlet. md
tarRc pari of tho Kntn must to attributed III thu
incrcate ar legitimate business. stll general
trnc has hpGn trss thnn It wuisl havn hcrtl hut
fur Tho weather. T'f1r cxresslvn rainfall hns put
tho ronts !,.to cot,tl!tinn which seriously intHr-
rrtes with tsntln aad collections. Ioat,s Mro nhy
Ii, fulr .tes,a,ld at g1 f,cr cent. alll tho lnch
money mnrkct Is II anything easter tha's IT was
a month nut,. Saw York Gschtnxr r1tlsc'l nt rnr
GfH'e per $l.0hl premium. Country rrna'ts Tor
currency were light. Chicago upcttltnr+ III
stocks wc,r n,nre hlsi,ns,ul 10 laly thnn thoy
llavr bcen fnr sor,c months. 1tn.ids wrre In
hrttNr t}citnnd.
Tbn clearI1lgs ri tho t'hirnuo t'Hhka for tho
work ,,rr irpurtcd rs follows by Manager ". =.
, 1881-11-07

pETnoyr M!ot, Nov. MISUNDERSTANDING
uHAtS-Whsat stronger und quiet, M. whlt6.
caslf, Novelter, nnd Yaar, &t.s l,eueu.bor, sl3st
1anuary, tl;sstt February. sl.ti March. ssS4 blds
M. I rud. sl.ait No. while. no sAles. 10.
NtGkti1tA-W hnh& AtkIf bu.
hllrAkATS-Rhsatl l1,lN hu.
, 1881-11-07

nttFYALo. n. r.. Nov. t.--unAlX-N0thln3 doing,
dunuraItzed. rrlces of wheat and corn entirely
uunHAt. 90
, 1881-11-07
fiALTlAiQIeE.

= Wtkl1 IAIOItFt
BALTIMORE, Md, Nov h.-FLouIt-Easy; tn
ctlul,uei!.
Observation-Disclosures IDwor und closing stGasiY;
M. Nlnter Ectt. spnf and November. ELISHA te4
laecennhar. s'.+9aGstE3t' innary, si$dal+5ds Feb
runsy. Lfl&&a.1,ig3 Cusn-Western luwer. dull! nnt
neHsnet0t: hfxe. spot md Sasomucr. list.aics be-
G"rahor. tsfHtsAc. Uats stoaiy und quct- Nro
IaY-uncllnkgptt,
l,nurisiUSA. lnkcs: moss nork, sislp hulk mtcnts
1tHG. l.nrt! -lut,it.f i!!S[c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: Western Grnss, lSfsHsc.
Z, l.lhaElH Es-Cunnu ensurl lilo cartues. Sallc
HatHr *t"hIty.
M1l1akf-.IMtct Ut s1.liG1.l.!4.
. FliEtfi1fTA--'lU iiyHrtInuI il1sthanECu.
ltE'E11rs-1!our. 92ls hrls. wilcNt 5i 0' bus corn,
@t;ai hI. uutK Gs.tst bM: ryt Gl2 III.
t.tpHE::TA-NhH&t. 81. .tub ttt,: c0r1l. 10.1S! bu+
sA!Es--svlleat. atL&ai blt: csrg. T., ~ bu.
, 1881-11-07

0swEao, Noy. 6,-GHAlN-Whcat lower, Corn
rom!nally unchanged.
, 1881-11-07
trflIftnE]

ToLEpo, O., Nov. ACCOMPLISHMENTS weakt ilt!e
dining, Mo, rsd Nuvunhar, tt5&; December. tl+E{'
january, si.5f;{. Corn wcAki no huyernt NJ. May.
1iL{c. tlatAttuII3 IcmlnnL.
..KEcElrrs-WAVlt, 1.VU but corn. 1900 but oatx,
1QuA bu.
, 1881-11-07

Nj, : white tr1rk. u cAt. htr liz for rntrrtrI
nl,"a; !st III for rr1rct:s! while; fa .: NJ.
= and 1l4t44lHr for M. httH frt't tte1i. r.l1a
tr;ual tn hh.t sAuA In FnIuMtHH ti,r rft,.tlH
trrs ~ frluAy. luEHtlrr With thy rht1KH FHtlir.
, 1881-11-07

f&kfHtthd,

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 5.-lAAiN - Wheat hf1
3L3l@lE3 C0rn tirnt Eit44Gl}ic. Oats dulIt %JlAc.