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, 1881-08-16


4 correspondent sontls us tho following Inter-
cstit,g "reminiscences nbout Mr. John Thninps.,u,
WIN delivered a warning abuAt panIes at tho ru-
uetlt iatkcrs' Conventions
70 tbs l:!Ro. Of 77.o Ghitaoo Tribune.
AsE nscs G ofpsGMe ~ I. ahsr The best
Taosc WIN wcre nctlvt businessmen In 1851 will
remember hls fcpeatc1 wnrniugs " u comIncr-
bte year. Ie p6lntrd out tho expanded eOildi-
r,on Of nlir hnnkinx and ct,ntnerufnl nteft,sis,
md said t'iat tho u,un'ry w!s rIpo for p'ln!o,
Att Onu might cutae ut nt'y tine.
parttnK hoi!so OF broadway, llawen. MsSn.nce
isis's n siay. isS7. S Mr. iowe, va fo p1sslisRc I
bis eelaIr1,tcd Twelve rcaaons WHY There VII!
79t BY panlc." These "rcasons" were rcxarli.
eli sO tmri0rtant Mt tho ttmo thnt they wcrG re.
pentcd IN tho succeeding humber OF Mr..
l3ynchpr's paper, and ,pIaced nt the hend Ut tho
houst 0f .1nhn Thompson 4 Sons and tho iii-
n tho lnng lat OF t,sotvonts Of New York,
very l!r4e numlIer Of country bHnks. Ard with
NIL Gf his sAgncty TO did not get out frO!n under
tho loud fl tstnc. L. n. c.
III discussing Mr. Thompson's paprr, suo IT,
ituNcinl Catu'tfclc says:
,, Comparisons With tho past aro misleading.
tl,ywtG !sine Of tlo strikinE tcatnrcA Of tac
pouring III ut the talte Ut moro thGn half uliI-
ion stn@ q year, win tho l4liroads betnF OK
Of wcnlth, viii our SsriosItarsi prosueis !Ss n
ineAtto ,i.,nutaot.srea wdo,sIug, with foreign
inx conditions, Ia It sHEe tu attempt 70 gags lhe
future W tho ist, ni,h to prosoripo III trdo and
sno ts vii M aavs be esteds st GsS ke S an
aRn'n2 WIN Gun tell wl,nt tho fnttlrG nuy huvc
i, s.rs f"r ths rsat c"tryS H. Wy r ic t.
which w.s n9 u Tho llrst reul before tho Hunk:
orr C0hyrn!lon. has bt.nl widely copied, md
, 1881-08-16

h?i!f: Belgian cNnmcrcini, n.1H: Gankcrs'
thnrkH, Hiii and Nstl, md commercial, MI.
ChtcHg, hank clealinHs wure $7.sNl,NL Now
fnrk exchnnar waa 6J6tSE per $l.ctk discount
'nrtwcrn bnnks. t.al,niry orders for r,,rsency
wcro heavier, foHna aonti,,uo IN fair demand
ut per ce,,t on call and Nj ner cent IN tinu.
f.ounl securities wcru hnre Mctive. Enr Trust
d., $io0oD, sold at lOo and Interest. Those bonds
hRve lucn largely bE,ight by bunkers for invest
mont. Cnok County n. 41ADUD sotl for TO. Of
tho 'Ra,lo Of si1oIs0. $I:n.N0 havo BEEN sold by
tho First NatIonai and 3s0,tA0 Ut ttom havo
passed. Into tho bands Ut permanent investnrs.
Cook Ntnty 4!ss sold ut 1UsA anl Chicago i1ts
NJ tho sntne price. On thu Chic,,go .tnek Tx.
change thorn wero saes of ChicnEo Burlington
Quincy In. $s.oo0, Mt ~: t.bita,go. Mllwnukrn& Il
Vt. Paul %, Chicago 4 Pacific, sd,o0o, ht 10u}f.
, 1881-08-16
LIVE STOCK.

cATfLE-Efecalvsa during Sunday and Monday.
h1o' eate tltnn aat week. sB. total last wsok a.
~ and 2.t1 ealres: ahIpped Inst woek. ltEp. This
n1HrEet maa acttv0 and nrni For ftt shipping caktS
Ut which tile offerings very few tho mnrket wzs
strDnYer.-aoout 10 per lW lbs. Other descriptions
sold freely IT Saturdays rates. The Fcceipta were
n,Hlrrato and consisted largely OF Texas and West-
aEn csstle Of tnthes ordinary quality. The former
suld NJ sa0ys4ul md the latter nt &1so4 CT. The
best Of the natives went n IT. tNsG1L rho Dfopsrs'
.taAFHt = l"ssrppo1 f7altEyAlu WAS ns follows:
AZ ltvernuhl. ts&a*auu. and London tho raeeip&a
OF cattle durin. The week wore nhut Aa heat, being
% xGn:r Ut NJ sct,rgd last week .s Lecn vol u,al1.
dtu.ntin-. utI3 suUt clenrnrtcA wnh n!ac. Chnicp
rtates nnn Canadian cattie selling nj l.}4c. pnnr to
, 1881-08-16

Tho following lnstrumenis were filed for roc
ord Monday, Aug. is:
. el1y PROPERTY.
0s Esr a &;sn: %.y"::s ts E1a.s ss
saa / sas nai, Hill IL d.sah July sp
Ss;' js, sG sdus's! Ct asss; iSj,a:
'$i js;y @ iii lis: & 4;sas
T.; Il s;;;S 5 iii Il il 3 a;;s* ~
III: :s I e. Il Ut: Si'$ + $sSsis, ii j aasS
'$* %;.: il II l. ss:;; Il ;4sS;;ii 49,
's II s;yi Il is;y Hill;
sss ;s:;;;s si;;s ti;s$s; '
" tsiwaftl 4 Iattesj.: :.:..... 2Tol
,sea sus, 1siH H. II; as.s, ' Il H. II lid u.s. 8
TS III. SS;ss j II Sa:;:Ss
wssi 50 f, Y 4 y 4 ,Shss @
Y;s?ss u III: s;s / iss It S':' s9sS ri sss 4 '
riil.y:s'1 L u ii facisr; I. G:iiif 49,
s,S as ns y .!o, tq4fE.y e 'a Ms.sy l
SstsS .Sau i ,JoaS iat'''san. sa u kss
'i: s9:: $$a fiji i l.
as;ss /: 5t: Sa SS5' is 4s al s;sS sif s
;s;SsSS Il; + x$s ;;s
aate %"s y si.star an fsss sna H.
s;! S;;S iii; $S:iS. IT, &:
tu 1ttrnnra t'HsnnY>. Observation-Disclosures. 200
NORTH .ts!5s ,,s S,S H:s SEVEN
, 1881-08-16
l3REA)JS'r(trFS.

Nut1AAyA ANEESt
FLOu1t-Waa nyntn soEy gupt. with no Fop0Etod
chnhua In pFlcus. l'a unsetttud condition. Ia .hu
Rrnln murksts tended 10 roirrss bayng. SALTS wura
reprlad " HIu brls und ~ sacks winters at NtUkh
7, w hFls And w sactE sfss, partly ~ fdtlkAi5.
Total 0qunl 10 LIS brIs. Winter tiOuts wpFa aucto
At sA1taA1at Rh,pptn4 spftLks. N.11asu, t,s l0w
atado springs nj tat14Aa. hyo tour Vt about sAuta
a1t,
0THEt HtLLsTuFTs-Wato In fair supply and nru,,
EAlca wore spporsu ot 10 II s47S in track Hna
$la7s9iaH frve on h0prds cur middngt NJ tthCsl,
wheat &creBnn4R NJ &lAtI; cnr sh0tta 1t {Ihtl
sP!tlSN WiiEAT-NnA fartT aottvs and Irregular
" Rtronser This market fur ncxl muhth advanced
l4c. sud shcn tell back 10, ctaalg ~ uwar than On
advance Of abuut Il pcr auAr,es 5u por Private
alvlces xere. hoN0rtr. lsss buuyAnt In lons. md
Nav York WAS called uuiet though higher.
Dur rscctpts Nssa nodefa.s In votutte,
sme a,s s y .; u taSiss S.ss
laA x9n@ 9IGh s4aSh, HS nHt tho f"rst!n nov, an,ut
as:i! r: sas esar IN shs ssMs.s ts,..a ~.;Hasisa
e. 1sss sst ~ sS[s is; .a I'll ess;s s;s
ss'ss i.i's @ II SaSisi IT, ,. Tsssf :h sS
sas
!. q: f*' 'Se sSSu: 4: ssf ~
sts assrs9 s"a saCss"sss ;: j.
4 M I s;'s5 i. & e. ;Sss: 81!
tsS ,sI Sss%;S IT, ssasa.
eeiais esiiss xssa:i:.,, ..'lsT ly afs4
Ss;|!!:: s;||:: & !Sss;s::::;::: ER fEHs[S ffB
ss:s':s ~: ::Ss S ~: TIL ..s 81
+! ;:;a s W. ss; H. s sa
, 1881-08-16
ltKCEilxtA
'AltTtCLEA.

Tho following grastn was Inspected tnto store II,
this city yostsrtay laornIngs l cur No. rcd
winter wbeat. cars No. DO, 5 cars low. grades
" ears aao =. 800 BY No. = spring, III uars No. j
dU, " ours rejected, calrs np gradc tl5o whcast;
Gis cars and THU bu No, corn, lou cars Qut1
1900 bu high mIxqd, 51a cars and 1880 bu re-
joeted. ID cars no Crude !l.l5S cara and M600
bi curnjt rs ears white onts, 70 cars No. EnIxr,
r plrs low grade ~ .oats}; D catn No. f.. rye;
4cars barley, T0tal 4. .AH cars,, tx, Goo hu. In.
sNcted outs xss:7.ln bu whent, H4,7S5 bu uoru,
M,..7s hu oats, 0,leo bu rye, ~ bu basloy.
Tho loadInK produce markets were wildly OK
cttA yesterday, anu very Actlve. There wns n
general advance carly, October pork advancing
Uc per bril- October lard ncarEy D0o pcr 100 lbs,
Oetober corn 3ho, and Octubrr cats lc, while
whoAt FOR that month 1nly advanced lSo. Thero
was al carly excitement owing u Weather pews
from kuhsas and Nebruskn, With big buying or
tcrs, sending prloca up l,ko tockut. About
ll;l6 u. nj. II was reported That President Cur
tlol'l was mitb worse, and then there was
ltttlo phllio ot seltsss. Thu market sAln reo0v-
BFcd partially, but again hrUke alR,ut la;t
WHOM It was Agatn rumuscd thur tho Frcsidunt
was WORSE, and ended ia m unsettled wuy. TITO
!nd'cnuons wura that u good deal OF unIoadnt,
WIS t"He W tho lupgs IL lard, corn, and anls,
With w much Of II In pork III tho ,uNFkcs could
beas. the Country" gettlnt hold Of tho prop
crty, Thu strong p0int III THE situation waa
tnt INV tAAtt 1sNroreAnA WGf0 evidently
wakoniDK up on hfeadstAlla, beIua uxcItDu
on bn,h wheat and oora, hut ESPECIALLY tho Iat.
ter An advance vt nearly s4u per bu In e,rn
tsststt per cental II bly, jump for Liverpool III
a,.u dAy. hut IL uiaY hae6 bean purity duo to tho
bullol thal tEolxhts had advanced hrsu. Thcro
,wss Kood doaa Ut margin railing, especially III
rutn and sats. Moss pork closed tame. ut tl7.Ha
GlIs7h f0r 6epten,bcr and $l700Gl1.G'ts for
October Lard c|tscd Al0p higher, VI tll.t.,i
Gsi.Ss selles September and sl,.so&ttls7st fur
October. Short FtGs closed stuady, at ~ no
OBo for September. Wheat closed irregular, at
slaGl.3ot for August aud $LlS&S3l.lsE Tor
septesnbor. Corn olossd lQl.;a higher, " 6s.as
0aSho for August and bsiiG6sXe TOR Bcp.eln-
bur. Oats closed lho higher, Ut B8X nc for
August, 1aAG3oTq for September. aud aUNeb
alSo ior October, nya elosed 4HQ5o hIxhor, Ut
Wy; 0asc for August, saAes$l. l.tQ Tor EeH omber,
and &l,Gi0l,W for October, Barley closed
atoady. At tl.o0 for No.s September delivery,
aud To for No. . saule spouth. Hogs wor0 III.
aetlto es.d nrua Ut g&40G6.S0 tor light, and Al
eAoa1aH for heavy. Cattle were active xna
arm. With sales IL t&aa89,2Q. i ~.
There Was FREQ tnoycmvnt In groceries, and
tho toue Of the general market was oaa Of pro-
ll0tauocd hrlnnesx. CuRees wero strung, With
lilo huld SO bIRher, Sugars remained quiet and
cusy. Ia tho dfy-soods market tharo are stQus
, 1881-08-16

Tho Government returns show that there arc
abl't J'.000. .000 gnnns Of rye whisky In tHull in
Kentucky. Tnut IL caual tu 7,'NLtUO lnl uf rye;
rnthsr respectable qnuntty to have III stock
us protssInn against possible short crop Of
tho CtrcnI
schwahuchcr t. Iirsch, OF New Orioun.. says:
The croEs Of cotton vii, hr fully cq,tnI, II not
e.igur-caf,ce Will he fully ~ PR uenl short Of
iaht Year TlIo urtIp Ut rice will bu IHrRur than
,att ytar. VIZ regret u say that It ls generally
south Will he fully ~ per cent e.t0rt generally
thls year. ,!u tiat L,usluuu will mAko ouIy
hhtc crop, II tltat, ut curtl, 7'''
, 1881-08-16
Y0RK1GN,

L4,S1tnS. Aug. lh.-Eonsols, money, i0o O. 10;
nccouut, lUDh. ~.
United statcs bonda-Now d, extended, lo;;
I!fa, li6H. '7
American fnilway secur.ties--1'ennsylvan,n
Central. MA: Nrw York Central, llD.f; Erie.
45,.: III, aoc0n.ls. lUG; fteadirx. H.
,Atnunht ~ hulllDn RDno Into tho Bnnk Ut EE-
R!Mtd IN htsfanec t0-t1nY, Ei3U0.
FAnts. Aug. i5.-Ilcntcs, B6f suc.
NEW rnLgANN,
NEW OnLEAxs, Aug. W.-Afght exchange on
Now fnrk. $l.t0 pcr 1000 pseH,ium.
Sterling exchange. bankers bills, 4825t.
, 1881-08-16
COMM MEHCIAL.

The following wero the receipts and shipments
Of leudtng articles Of produce in this city during
tho forty-etght hours ending ut q clock Mon.
duy morning aud for tho corresponding t,,no II
yrNr QVOs T.
, 1881-08-16

UNITED STATES COUHTS.
El"ln u. f}ntdfort tilll Edward y. Moore il!e'l
shll yesterday axaInst ChrIstophcr MoLennoa
It'd u +, l''lH'an til restrain shcn frnm using
tntclt for unloading tlcs md ,1,its from e4rs
'a1cutcdFcb. l., 1s7s. by Duly y. ao0rr.
, 1881-08-16

COUNTY COURT.
po. saos9eeutor In tho cstate of the lato Michael
~ !csterday conitnnstceN suit pEa1usk
auIsas am -. Hayden for $4,000. Tho nature Of tho
, 1881-08-16

c1,sca ,.<c bioh,. I'm, or s.,..4s t,ux x,,,,,,.
rr :, III IT.. ",snE1 sHnn ~ ..nt'lAS uas recap,a
ct liz n"r ~ sro M s,ans I'd "1 H.
citsa mmi 3sd ''p a. T. centa hshc, 'eria Mis H.
sSta.', IN L, nj TIC bsnris 't1" 81 thusc Thr eh
Tsre Msfr rpdd mnn ~ b3ns M S o. @ FIR &
trMntry and inv ssns IN cs,1,tfv n,ss,nnts n fri
sessn 1brp e. css e rc g" .s9 nMfx ~ RSrs o. d
cu,ess IL r 1 smp se fne s t e
hGs. 'i4f II occR i pric ~ 'I,nnu IL HI
pror nsns .fmi uisrins ro"na i1tn rh,cn nobuHy
@ - - 70 wan1 & & nss nns snppvts " ~
e ngts irm s,,m ~ mhefe r. r.
H. MAn H. hcsy yt sni 0ef tntaIn. :ytsmtni@ssd @
~. 'f@asa IL @ ~ e. "aS ae s's: Il e. sD
ia f"txe * Mfsc csr i" W!eg n,ju = tSfc 1it e
rsss snd II M eG G y s N ~ n y *1o h
rbout 9S.IW b. Se1tor f]rtuer 1o%t,sd M % al DaSSE
ad 9.IS ~ n r. is ss'snv :. sG4 sFfisr S.rtamss
sh n MHs - ~ ns.s . = ti .o..
ST., r1"sns al ssssc. lie W 9asf n,IJ A. stt8
thn urr tncsGtr1 III. IN Ist,Hrd ~ n,nrsnHs~ A
, 1881-08-16

rNOHhTE COURT,
x,r u0 WI OF t!oranc r. Williams, Of fHohautu.
49,, 49,. WIS admitted to proDato yesterday, and
VIII. essa!',ehtary woro Issued to 1.ovlun r,
udiyi1n',1I 1ha ii"nlan!n ". Ellis upon giving an
, 1881-08-16

shurt ribs, sullrr september, clu1c At 70 K.
G{s'oess,,ds ..:e 1o*sAs !snR:st: hams lvl*s
l1ayornrvs arton l.ams, sauiu nY9 rsse, 0;aAg4p.
uaeun quo 4e6 ut 74+t1no tur khuua2fh, ljkdGAtfku
!nr shrt rIt*, tUr HuFI ol0nfs. lHentso E0r
bHnlh HIl tnHyAsGu un1 fAckGd.
HEEF-M gNiok ~ 4lN2s11n.k0 for iboss, Il, 10
il.50 tlt extra nievs, unI t.l,NSta " i0f GnMs,
, 1881-08-16
Hnr \ IfNV

aIIEEF-itecslved during Sunday and Monday,
iAN xamc tins last weok. s7fs tntal last waskt kai
ehipped. tnst week.. l11 rtIafa WINS large sHaupplT
s VIZ soa shitpiE and local dsaAsd under whIch
itrms 1ols waEa at A5Af+.7h The following wore
, 1881-08-16
AfINING.N EsVS.


saetta. Dtspaleh to Jhe chteaco Tr,aunA.
f3Os7OS, Aug. J5.-Of mining stocks. Silver
leIet continues 10 advance. gaining to-day, to
A. Quincy gained tt, to 334. Calumet L tlocla
declined to .17, a loss Of =. CntnI,ht Il, and
Jlonatlza tho sa.nc. Tho morning sose.,a Ut tho
Mining Exchange had dull and 1uiul air. Mt
ton, tic tnt's ,tctlve stock .dcclncd frnn M 10
D., closing II. III. buyer 30. sf,sanehnsetta l. New
Maxleo dstllutd from Is to &c. Twin Lead sold
nj I0t revuar and 49, buyer o. Empire wna
hRhor nt ~, md Young itceIa nttvHn ced from
4R Y. y: Tho sales at tho DoarI last week fuoted
up 111.45j shares.
~ tae trtsttrt AssottdttI rrtss.
/, flDs10S. Aug. f6.-3finiItE stocks closed rs fol-
hiNH:
.A.Iunez NsnlnE to... 24tPnwablc 1i!z
thtnItl... lai ltEo. .........,....,
!lhHthn 5t.vef..,... silver ltl1t.u.n...., ~
FthhAIit1,. ......,,.,.., II
, 1881-08-16
BUSI.N ESS.
Stocks Depressed by Bad News
from Washington and
Saratoga.
Weakness in The rn.carrying
Roads-0ou!d and Van
derbflt.
Heavy Country Orders for Cur
rcncy - Finances at
Chicago. Il.
Tho Produce Markets Wildly Excitsd-A
Big Advances In Corn, Which Was
Followed by Other Cereals,
Bal All Foil Back Sharply, Owing. 10 Rumora
from Washngion-Wheal and Pfo.
visions Irregular.


stncks were InlI and depressed. The ncwa
was bud from Washington mud snratuHn. Spccu.
thtlun tluctunted 10th IN tue 1ionri Of Trndc
a1d thc Suw York stock Exchange with tho
vnryinR lNietfns from tho President. and there
was moro nervousness about. the Frrsi.lents Is
condition than there has becn for many days.
Gould Ia nsfnK NIL his tntluanco with V4nder.
bt to settle tho ralrca,i war, but rs vet with no
hppnrNnt Ruceess. Wntl streut WIS nxitated by
srlslnR orders frotn Saratoga, which, IN view OF
tho 1lthtrcss Of transactions, coutd not have
been very i,tavy. :,
lllinnls Central led slight downward moyp-
t,snt III tho cursl-rarrynY rhttIs. Accounts
1l' nGreo TINT the prospects Ut railroad business
frUln corn nse very pDor, Hut a coniinlsslouer
who Is trGvrling through the corn country for n
Chicago house reports TINT III some places he
fists tho fartners have twti ycars crops oil hand.
High prices for curu VII; hrJnx a1i this stun to
market, una tllo Imltc.fntc result may bu un iu-
crtasc1 'AIstnesh for tho raitrnMls.
Tho Gould stocks wern weak nii day.
New fUrk nlvlccs stnseu that tIlero was ap-
patcntly auIlIo sustaining power under tho mar.
kct, hut atl'lct TINT II tho rallrond war Is not
speedily settlua rsltes will bo cut worsu tha has
ever bceu known, with corresponding damage to
tho railroads.
Pullman advanced to tl3A. This Company Ia
Ialtlts aH Immense business In consequence Of
tho hcnvy passenger travel
Mnt0Rttah nus HeGn t|rfiler OH tho strength Of
tho suit which Will he brought by Its s,ockholti-
rra ,.gulnst tho Metropolitan and New York Islc.
vatcd. Tut Insiders to not think tho suit will
n,,ollnt to nnythtnY.
aAIroa1 caruIl,Va hare increased moro rapid
" tl.M tho rasruad mlleugo. Forty.scven rnals
fcportlax, n1l earnings OF $la.all no In July,
ls|, show gain this year nf $,'aTs,4Ci, or about
II per cent. Mileage tna Increased nnly liz rur
cent. 10 nns tho cnrninps hnvu risen from 9EsY
t'cr milo to Sill t,cr mile. The pcrecntp8o Ut
Ealtt Is eertnIhly remarkable, III vlcw Or tho
lnrxc Increase OF alnlsst u pcr ceut In July.
lsso, over lS'!', uni OF rur cent III ls;0 over
1s1S. Tho larHer earnings this year wcre nu,lc,
tot, In spite Ut Il smaller grnlu movement. Tho
receipts uf wheat an1 coru. but especially Vt
whcut, at Western ports have OF lntc weeks
shown largo drcrcuse.
Tho approximate comparative earnings Of tho
Flint l'1ru a1nrqurtto ItntlroAtl Company for
the wccks Guiding Aug. I, 1ss1. were:
,,,. tHN,. tSi. IAtEfnae.
, 1881-08-16

pr,..- HU IJtSW ENTH.
N.sve"o'. COURT = CONFESSIONS - franklin
n In,n sasu O. al W. J. II. Jacobs, fGo45.-startha
Ecbsni.e es1pe!riS, sMa W. LIzxIo II. and SEAMAN r.
, 1881-08-16

!!tsSn;s:lt tx
i1y.*ssa In
s,;ss ~. 9Y
asosa assasassa Trsd: .:s ss r. :,
:;$'s :$ss .lS's:: lss'!'ss
s!ss. ~ ss.:Sisi es;s::
,.ss: * s%s:%j:v;w;aa = G:ss!::"s: no; a:::
{:;s; $s$s: $|ss $|ss W% S|si
See i:r ea'ssa, .sn sWs sspss.. ps ii cs
i.sr ii.sf NJ. NJ 3....: :.$
iyfxlJEs.Ws:fo irn It ss.2s per brt for sound
Ss III; ysss. y. I'd d'ssS{ W. We
ta"r.o snat, Ear 4alA
ify 'sify. wtf wtf,u 9sss 2s1@ @
Ashton dniry, per nck nck.............."..... al
Hna Ii:srfsi sf' ns. ras S:Hs sacs: LIZ
7 sa s s stG"S e"sot fss %
raoad l ase.,t Y @ ~ 4 nn SATURDAY 5ses wsre made o
"a II! $.S = S, eses sos M
dssdlsd sna II @ IL sepe@bs. ss. "a
ri $sSs So' esua'y fssds;ss.' viz Il so. ~
snassst ", 20 n'sher. 's1ns on .hs
wot,t-ioa nsices still rule, and aov ssade az
h3A. WI 1Q0tG!
Heoi to elu!cn medium tub.
tHatso atIf AtnR} tup..
Fins Mhd hnwhsl1st HHGsa .lds27
tnntte pnt nhwAshed tcera..s ..l............83U
lG1tuM mt nnwnAfeit neeco .1433{
Medium and Washed dsece..
tHc NAatt1n MGNGa. .x&AA
t9nFAH WhAAed ncete.
l!al!u<at{& CHbusn'a ltnat0nI Wstlf Circular of
Ara II ruJE ~ AlthnHE tbs amount u! 8aes dues not
i,1ttcatt tho Incfatst deInand Tor won lht. rock.
td market Mntlnthcaly strnaeE and at tho cIoas
n,,, Sn, @ aplMrnn:y heat e rssss thss
tnw Wiling ~ purchase at ntufc! ASKED BY dealers
dtrl1E The Inst trrxhti thG other hand, de4fgre
fsSa,s .as. II srn now r1ry nm n hcir view. Tho
rerI s,d md wntlu It Is han!l rrubahe that hoom
tnGalH -
, 1881-08-16

In Chiougu, Government bnn.ls wsre moro aot-
lvp.F Foe District Of Culuubia LOSS 107 was lid
aud 1oS askol; a,as. its:H aud 1os;as; u, 1lu,t
and llus1 &tts. Xxx sni lit*i. 20 8. :,
'for0sRn exchange was dull, without variation
In prlco. Ilankosa' etor!lny wus 4ss!; and I'D.
Sterling actual rates Wera 4ss4 aud $ss,s, aoa,-
nerolal aterllag wus 47pA to 4a0!s. l,ankers
mand; Ftenoh commercial butts were &aX and
, 1881-08-16

1psetai Disrateh 10 Tht GAteaea Tttb.as,
lOsrnN. Au9; H-The stock utnrkut was ARan
il Il general Absenc0 Of urllers, niid III the Ay-
Grcglltu commissions ut the noarI will not pVy
h0use8,
In rai!rou4 .bonts. Mo1ican Central seyena do
IL rnjltGad shulva.. Atchiso,i .lsciaul Ii, 10
to l6Si uaipn lavtllu ahnws 4 decline ut u, 10
Fttrt Hcnst y Cult riAhta a. d u luetMu Ok Il.
Iowa FaIls sla9x Guy leclheI from. VII 70 %
II %. aal Wisconsin Central Il, i, saIf. Dgll
To'o?hp4nlSs 4ls y higher ~ lA' ~ wa aso Pun,
~" " 7s iAs lye;t4n. i I.,oetat4a l,rs...
nosroH, Aug, N.-stocks closed - iollowa:
S&s;ss &s:'Sa l. Jj;;s::sa..: u sx
Hfss' ftb1a \ THt Y 1s..,'M ;SssSfn ..........
kasisin It T., ~: ....ln lli5is lssck IT. IT,: Il
fa hfasn = ya9; y h.'.' ,!s& u sauiaau.", X,
vu4san ( Aslas......l;s lRl!at i. II. pset..". "
, 1881-08-16
PROVISIONS.

HOO PRopUCTS-WsFu sctv8 ind very IRREGULAR
Hogs wsfo quoted Bteaiy, md thHre VIVA t,ttle
cihHaD In tho tunc of Liverpool advccA product.
Hut tho corn fuver struck Into ae asd tliat reacted
Jn pork and meats, thunxh thuy relatively quiet.
Thu market fell back with lrasu. There were trps
thnt roRunr parties Ia tip ttado were dolnf of
tho selling. mid 10 ouatds pnrtica. Tho ut.ar nrp
supItosud 10 hold the bulk Of thu properly by this
tt.ne md tho "rae Ia rather short thun otherwise
III" ny as /. sh sas h
, Hss PEI ort hut ts back
~ Ia Rrtss ssu, It
as Il sssf SS'"sfs ss5t ssss nsss
!S;issiiey ,f:6sr sI;ssIiI ssl!sf sss Isaf, atsl
W 4aass u tss ~; ~ Ss iss
pork. sa'sSss'a s'SstS Assr AEssss ss;:s
SsSsi; ;;::: $s '' '$ S|$ ;|SsSS |;s
ssss ps4 'itts, ID H. te ss..
~ H. .ssr ss 9ts ss s & VI
ss!sE ve.m19F sna n1ou. ior !uHna H.s
e. ss,sr 1ua%st u sma S tcs II VII III
ss!;s ;ys sYijsi 1t sss!aaa'T sYst S:tSSe!.
fi t. yssss ill., t. 's'Ss III;
.1s;.; 1ns ;::ts aEsss1 s,:;:t @
ssiss.ars;:: ssr::'!!ii'&s2 ii'&s2 :.,s|ss 'lh|ss |:ss's
}s;s:;;:$:$ Ill., :$ :||s5' s|:S It$
SIS; Il; ssssSs; sss s.
i :si:s '';
stS;t III. sss'.t' IT, t's. ha y tsts1.. sss,.
, 1881-08-16

MkATs-Advnncudk kGs71So pvr. iCu lbs, but closed
a1s 5ns n. snm9 s,, ~ t sni1s M9t9 rsd 9.
nnn u. tlctabHr; " toa sWeeL plrEful hnns
tl4 asl NJ iH{Dlle. Frcos Uf taadtnx uuts wots ns
fulIpwA ut 4 Ur.s>cks
, 1881-08-16
REAL ESTATE.

Tho following lnstruments were tllcd for roc
ord Monday, Aug. Is:
: y City rlt0rERTr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-03

what We Are ExpOFIipE-DTy- Goods
wheat, Machinery, Pork, Walnut Log,
aud Corn.
New York Bulletin OF ys,tsrdAy.
The following are the principal items OIL
interest in the cGRoes OF the outgoing
steamers, Saturday:
"Germanic," for Liverpool; 50bbls wax!
200 bbls starch, n CO dry goods, 1927
bush wheat, 1000 shocks, "A bbls shoe
pegs, Is hhds tobacco, &c.
"Circassis," for Glasgow: 1885 bushels
wheat, 10 logs walnut, cs lamps, . g
books case hardware, 80 bales hair, 4SS
CO mid wood, 100 pkgs drugs, 70 boxes per
lumery, Is, 800 lbs cheese, &c.
"ViCtoria," for London: 10 pkHs glass'
ware, G pkgs rubber goods, "a pkgs wood
ware, 8 Cs drugs, 8 Cs machinery, 3 CO books
200 bxs onions, 10 pkgs lamps, "a pkgl
lead traps, 2 Cs musical instruments, IL
pkgs mid iron, / case trusses, &c,
"Henry Edye," for Antwerp: u pkgE
drugs, SO. 347 bush wheat, 2 pkGs plated
ware, lO4 bbls shoe pegs, 8 pkgs sgricul
tural Implements, pkgs hardware, 8 CT
Grayons, s bales leather, $3.50 sacks Of
"Italia," for Barrow: 4O,4sl bushels
corn, $1,000 bush wheat, $50 head oil cat
tie, &c.
Egypt" for Liverpool: 1920 bushels
wheat, q, 3O2 lbs bacon, &c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-03

Elkanah Watson, who figured in the
earlier days OF the republic aa a statistiCian
OF note, estimated in 1915 the results Of
the census from lS2Oto 1900. For time
this statistical prophet seems to have hit
the mark pretty well; but Just as the peo'
pic must have come to the conclusion
that it was useless to waste q million or
two OF dollars every decade in counting
the inhabitants, his calculations came 10
an unumely end in 1870, when the pOpu-
lation fell short Of his estimate about
3,770OOO. Should the shortage become
greater each succeeding decade, as 1t Is
likely to do, in 1900, instead Of 1OO,355, 0S5,
az Watson estimated, We shall, as General
Walker predicted before the census Of
1880 was completed, probably not have
more than SO,OOOOOO. The following table
shows WaIson's prediction from 1920 to
1880, and The actual count as made by the
. CenBusos:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-03

The report Of the Superintendent OF the
Census for 1870 contained the computa.
ton Of the effects OF the rebellion on the
population, first, through the direct loss
by wounds or disease, either during ser.
vice In tho army or navy, or within brief
term following discharge; second, through
the restriction Of increase In the COlored
element, due TO privations, exposures,
and excuses attendant on emancipation ;
third, through tho check given to immi.
grafton by the existence oil war and the
apprehension abroad Of results prejudi.
Cial TO the national welfare. The aggre.
gate effect OF these causes Is estimated
by the Superintendent as loss to popu.
lation Of l,76J,0OO.
General Walker has Bhown that estimat.
ing the number which, according to Mr..
WRtson's forecast, turned up missing" In
1870 at 100000, the developed loss in
1900 would be 100000. In 1870 1t was
thought by able political economists that
social iorCeg and tendencies not felt In the
early days OF our national lie were be-
ginning to affect powerfully the reCupera-
i've capabilities OF our people. These,
combined with the war, brought down
tho percentage Of increase Of population
in 1870, but we have gained again In the
last decade 7.44 per cent, as will be sect
by the following table,: