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The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-11-10

TIE Herald says as "Mrs. Dir. W.
G. Ford was approaching Wesson in
her buggy, on Wednesday morning,
in going down steep deciivity, a
back-strap gave way. and in the
rapid descent, AIRS. Ford was thrown
violently out upon the ground. She
was for some moments quite uncon-
scions, but sustained. fortunately,
only severe bruises and abrations of
the skin"
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-11-10

Heavy snow storms and gales are
reported throughout England. In
several parts Of the midland coun-
ties there are two feet of snow on
the ground.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-11-10
LYDIA Z. PgrsgHAR'S
VEGETADLE COMpOJND.
is a Positive Cure


10. all these T'Giniul eonp!aiats md Weaknesses
soeonnion 10 or bcst female peoHiation.
Is cure entirely the worst form Of Female Conn
plaints oil ovarian troubles, Inflammation aud uicera
tion Falling and pisplacencntr, and tho sonseqnens
Spinal Weakness and IL particularly adapted 70 the
Charge Of Iifo.
1t will dissolve and expe tssora from the utsras In
an early stage Of Development rho tendency tp esi
cerous IL checked very speedily by ts use
II removes faintaaG i.atuIency, sstroysali craving
for stiinilants md relieves weakrcas Of the Etonscb
II cures Bloatng, Headaches, Nervous Prostfafscn
General Debility, sleeIesnes, Depression and Indi
gestion.
Thai feeling of bearing down. using palm, weight
end backaclo, ways permanently cured BY its gss
twill at itllscannd under all act In
harmony with tho lava that govern the female system
For the euroo Kidney Complaints Of either sex this
Compound Is unsurpassed.
LYDIA +. PINEIIA1fss VEGETABLE COE.
POUNDS prepared at 2ss and sa5 Western Avenue,
Lynn Mass, rice 81 Slxbottlesfor ss. Sent By mail
In the form Of pills. also In tho form Of loxengss n
reocp. Of price, 81 per box for either Mrs Pinkha
frec.y I'LL letters Of inquiry Send for yaph
III. Address as ebove, Nt,ltiop THE Faper.
No family should DO without LYDIAE e. pINKHAM,e
LIVER PILLS They cure constipation, bilicunsss
and torYi6ity Of Tho liver. Is cents per box. Nh
81 sold by NIL Druggists. ~ II
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-11-10

IT is charged that tue COW Of q
Mississippi farmer chewed up his
pocket book, containing 1928 in
greenbaclss.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-11-10

MARSHALL OWEN goes to the pen
itentiary for one year for stealing g
hog, valued at $4.-Sardis STIR.
The law sending a man to the
pcnitentiary for stealing q hog
ought to be repealed and some 9TH
er penalty inflicted.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-11-10

EX-SENATOR PLATr, it Il general.
II believed, will succeed Judge
Robertson as Collector Of the Pors.
of New York.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-11-10

The total disbursements male By
the Treasury Department last month
were aI6,lss,562 90
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-11-10

AN cid farmer in Scott county
said he never would vote for q law
yer for any office. A bystander told
him lie had promised to vote for
King and Yellowly, both lawyers,
He replied:
Il know that Col. King used to
practice law. but he has quit it; and
as for Mr.. Yellowley, they say that
he don't know enough law to do any
harm, so l reckon I'll vote for him
on that ground.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-11-10

Tho total damage done by the
food in the Mississippi from keo-
kuk, Iowa, to Louisiana, Mo, will
amount to nearly 100000. 1t
will be some days yet before bust
ness in the river towns will be fully
rnCnIn 81
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-11-10

THE Detroit Press and Tribune
estimates the loss by the Michigan
ires at :f2,2tG4l3 Of property, in
Guiding one thousand, one hundred
and forty 'vca dwellings, twenty
eight school houses, eight churches
and thirty-four mills. The insur-
ance on all this property was only
$223,G32.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-11-10

SENATOR DAVID DAVIS absented
himself during test vote on the
Lyncilhurg Examination.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-11-10

DURING the last session Of the
Circuit Court at Hazleilurst. the bar
presented Judge Calhoon with q
gold headed cane.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-11-10

THE London Times says that the
Bank Of England does not held a
penny available for the payment OF
Confederate bonds. The public
should beware Of buying bonds in
trinsically worthless, on the face OF
such rumOrs.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-11-10

A writer in the British "Cyclope-
dia" predicts that the United States
will have a population of one hun
bred million st the census of 1890.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-11-10

Mis-. GARFIELD will take posses
sion of her Cleveland home in about
fortnight.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-11-10

THE Liberty Herald denies that
Mr.. A j. Wilmington, Sheriff of
Amite county, is dead,
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-11-10

The report of the Danville, Va,
Tobacco Association for October,
just submitted, shows that seven
hundred and Two thousand one hun
dred and eighty-oae pounds of to-
bacco were sold for $ll9, 449.50, be-
ing an average of $l7.0l per one
hu@drcd pounds.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-11-10

The Sun says the next New York
Legislature will be Democratic.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-11-10

INaERsoLL is defending the Star
Route thieves at Washington.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-11-10

The Senate Chamber and Repre-
sentatiyes Hail at jackson have
been repaired and reflruished.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-11-10

WITHIN the past few days gen
EtIemaa ut Holly Springs has pnr-
chased 100000 Of Confederate
! l,<,,, 4 !.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-11-10

OLp Six Rarrel, how do you feel
nox? You wish yon hadn't said ii,
don't yaf2
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-11-10

FLOODS are reported in Spanish
Honduras, flooding about two hun
dred miles Of territory, extending
back from Puerto Cortez, and doing
great damage TO the only railroad
in the country,
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-11-10

GREENWICH

PANoLA county has a three legged
calf-economy in the wrong place.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-11-10

4 DESPATCH to the st. Louis Re
publican, dated Ercnoad, Texas,
Nov. 1st, says that She last of five
hundred families of Danish farmers
arrived that day. There were TWEEN
ty-odl families in the party. They
locate i'll Falls county. The Others
were distributed along the Gulf,
Colorado and Santa Fe Railroad.
TIE supply Of hogs this winter
will no doubt be smaller than that
of last year The assessors returns
in the States Of Illinois, Indiana
Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska
shows q reduction of six hundred
and fitty-one thousand four hua
dred and eighty-ivc, as compared
with last year.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-11-10

Now listen for the cry Of fraud
and ballot box stufiiag,
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-11-10
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The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-11-10

GREENWICH, Feb. 18th, 1880.
Hop BrrrERs Co.--SIEs-I was given up
by the doctors to die Of scrofula consump-
ton. Two bottles OF your Bitters cured me-
novl0-2t. LEROY BREWER
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-11-10

TIE mn5!.raain sheets will now
die DIT.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-11-10

Hurry me along at rafting rate,
TO Y azoo county, in Mississippi Sti te,
IS And at Estartia Post oliac, there let ms be
TIL Miss Enima Jones calls Tor me.
, 1881-03-02
SUITS FOL. DAMAGES.

a suit hhs hcon commenced III tho SurcrIur
Court by Peter johnson, IL spnlnns, gltnlnst Cnpt.
William Johnson. 0w1Gr uf tho schooner 1[, for
injuries sustained through tho breaking Of a
shtackC tho vessel curry last scasot. Dnnt-
ngrs arc caInct In the sim of $l,ifU. Witlun,
II. Chntlon appenrs III attorney for thu clnil!nnt.
Mr.. Cendnn IL aIao preparnH thu necessary pm
pcrs III Il suit Instituted by the wlluw Of tho scn-
man 1'ttcr 1Ioln. who last full sustained INJURIES
on tho geh0ner fln which resulted in lIis tloltt,.
This suit Wilt also be brought Ill tho SUPERIOR
Court uKutust Capt. Wtlian lohnso,l. tho 'rytes
OF tho vessel, And tnmAvnl caafmcd tn tho
RMoutlt III $iOGU. An bIfer TT softenient fnr mo
slltn OF s3.O IL HA4d tn tIayu been st,f,r,lel bs
Mr.. johnson. who proposes to test tho iuw ln tho
EnBp.
, 1881-03-02
C1iILlIfIfIf CURE.
Swallowing Poison.

Ssvnllp.v,nx and lni,nltnR tln n0xnl. impurities
FcnGrntG by CAtMFrl t1ta1I mt aIttG tho 1tsn Dr.
FAns but itH %tDnnct md lungs. M nUrgIy t1Gn1
rcu,Dhy, like GuuGIEH Mtld b1Oubo tntata, Cit, pl4-
stUly rcnch nr orndic,.tp ihs ylrlent rparnies 1T
EMtnrrh. This fnts nyE,lntHs tho ~DntiDr9Nl cures
enrctG ty ltr. 1Vr1 Iii, Alrser'~ nsw tnoc clntive
trsAtIDt rho elements nsc by ri arU atttsDrflesl
ly tic hIHet'~ GitittnsA trnKiltnt t1Ie s}atHhl Ad
firH et,nAt0tmi lanai m wn!l 1nCa ntiutG. M
ert&an ~ ttdtr!t. ynccInn vrM. |. ~ pre-.
vent Au.alll'Hx. In unnrreernsc sails wlth uilsu.
liclnM tuA nnIals frOn nany thousands VIM, NJ tsif
stMsrs ur the dl.casc. hnse heen curch hy this
wonderful reulrtIY, establish. beyond Gnt ntriil:tinn
tlu tnrt tlnt Frt ilE aierrr'a t'Mtnrrh Cure l.
tho hurt hrnrlMnt n,ndlcat A.soycry klncy ynce!n-
nti. Krv. q. A. rilylHr. tlu SOtu-nt,. !ttrnktY,
wrltu- ".Ins in.cxai ,'r"'are lnti1cni ,:te"
chllrely cntrI number ~ my fnnlIiy WIN ,ns Enf-
farri trn Catnrsl fur - yrs ]. ii; sic isonnitt.
10 ~ ns"rt ". yoafs" s:,.s.., y: iisWs.
sty:n HGsr. My fa1E WIG haze u;'l !, witl'
i. Ma: t;sHs1ho'!: srnut!s. VIII Gatarrb u was
Ghc"ao ] I'll t.: F@r I'll y,ar: lid n"i Irea.h tGr,us
$ass Mr.. ..;i. +: sas"Sy; ;Sa Ss59,i!:sif,
st"s sss, xii %siunta ,s @ !aEcnx: VI: ''l res!sre mo q
my nnalurlni tnhurs." Ieuy. tae0, II. Ikle&. tuh.
b,ski, y. T.: ut relieved mo nt hnscnt raIypns.
". .Trnesdc II. ~, EltIIl, H.. &C.. &u.. &c,
&c. Dr. .W.i % Mayors "I'r"ntt.n" I. llnlIsi
free. iiiS Scare II delivered u my address by
u u. DEWEY { cO, ~ Dcy-sL n w Mt II 10 con-
, 1881-03-02

Special Dt4patrh 10 The Chicago Tttbrnt.
NEW foaK. March 1.-GnAtS-wheat-unnsna
acrity and bunya!cy characterized tho market FOR
vn1cr whaht All tina contr rutlInu we RI f
.,,,.,t..,, ,n,",. ~, .n.s n.n..nnos -, ,,'a
n,shn', 9ayor MD @ ~, .su u. 'e
offered *'th reserve. o'pue'ally ra,,road ecr.
b,s. FREQ exchange, Of contracts vvro nca,u . ro
ported IN 'nstnrcos stock III tsnr9 rhsstnT OIL chr!y
she satno laas ms March. md as 4 dlnorencc Ut rs
.v 10 ,,sr ~ ~ m 'os A 40 ~n.te coapnsan'cIy
ar,nly ot ths Involvement. Ss' ,prsnr whcut.
Tia nrtv ,.aG, ~ .,rlr., x.Ifo1ta Il, nv 'r.tor
49, 49,. ~. rtS ,.. ~ r. ~ "'s.4"o ~. wy N.tA
oie ute' 1net "th neEoasea attchaon a. an naFnhco
of about lu bu. Eaies No. tgt 1T $1jm, cHs,H ut
81 A6 hn and I'm IN H. y ntteh. Nh +ef, nt,nnt Mt
.; ~, .tHf' ~, p ,,, ~ ..,,S... 49, s,t. =, sn.ts.
shtsnh"a8' NO fHtitoh cefltnc"teh Host'S uttA!3A0
1a. closing III $l.2u b!d u In Bt1to Mt &l.lA}i.l14
closing Dt xI19Ht do Mnrch nj H1S3ttA
! tuk ,,o.top NJ q nsk. IN .-,,,,i III.
.'-"'h' N,"''A8 ~ *"'Ys' ~ sp1I'"' "1
nFery IN 1857 hhlt or Nhfch NJ
FLU; do April at s41,kdatagf closing nt <iags bid,
I -, =, ~ t.sss ~ ~ ., 49, s . .,. 80 1r ~, -, % ,
sea ~ s!.!'Hs'"' III ettFa nna ""nat. Ansnaeu fea
nt fLl54Iz9H, AZ To- nudity; Now York M. .
rurl,,t. II, lots nj s1Ins1GaI m nntIr aim f,o,,,
trirIy rc,iro - Tu-tho~ imn-nva,,o,t ~
, 1881-03-02
PERSONAL AM, ENENAI4.

The swill.bont ltnporlal tnnla I, trip to the
lnku ycstertlny. Tho attention ns the nuthor,-
tics ID trrctol to tho fnot TINT tho Imperial fft
ptlently dumps her clrgoes III BwiII III ts,o lnwcr
hart,r, In direct violation If thu ely oritnnnre
Wurk On tim INV ltRhthOltXe ut urIssy lslnflu,
Dotruit ltlyrr. Ia we'll nnlur WHY, and will 10
completed about April Ii.
Tl!e HetsA,,er Constitution iS receiving new
ateril ut Cleveland.
Tic tux Pctur smith las broken ,lp tho leo III
tho oil risur-bctl III cleveland.
Thu scAuo,lcr Cummings. which has hccn leo.
hnl,lh MI winter 1T Cleveland, Il to l,e rtGyrti
0f tier carxo Ut iron. Tho patttus tn wIltli 1t
WIS cttlsIKn1A Ar0 IN noUd uf It, uni 1t will bo
shipped hy r4,il.
Mine Cunts t,as Iten offered and rcfuaol Oh
ceilnr tlea frOn Grcen l}ny to Milwaukee.
CItlccra Ut ttI0 1t. EstthnrtnBH 6lrlnle,'s Onion
have leon c!et,teit ~ t,lil.ws: r. LARRY. Pros
ilIett; John lotnsO,l. First Vice. President; john
CnIltuts. Seeonll Vice President: II. lMrtlngtou
Tsousurcr; james i,onx. Secretary.
, 1881-03-02

ersnR. p G?a 4d club. 0s tda?s III, whlto. Is lDds
IL bt tnrn-.Dih. "a III.
= ltvEHr0of,, March "a y. Observation-Disclosures
cut dull At &si so.s rlhs tiniI nj 4s i'd Ipnx ccnr .u
NJ N. I'll; SHIRT cIcut ,, nt rs. 1.as!prine wcr,-
hteH,1y nt IA H. 1Mrpnntlnp-aritlts. lor.fnn.
EtcNdy 3fs d. FlOut-tsxtrn State Rtcndy at IL N
Whest-spsna No.. armer ri .. htt winter tteniJ Mt
Is s Corn-Alxcd ssoadS nj Is ID for old; b Gi for
now. .....
1.oSnoS. stnrch Observation-Disclosures, 11f9sdt
tplrtts. tuaitd.
ASrwEtlr. stnrc. l.-rErnoLruM-2?sts
itvEArooi. Ainrch t.-EvcnfnK. .-co1ruS-un,o Mt
Etfa6 Dla3s ralcH lo balca speculation nni export.
1,bui American. $40.
llREAIsrErF<-catornIA white wheat 81 tnl!s 81.
o club. n klGlgs Nit rid Western spring, II Gitgs I'd;
red winter H. 2d1as "a. Corn-Now Western, IL Cds
nnw, II ID.
rhoytstoxs-1 -1ncon-I.ong clear, Aas, short clear.
4ts IA.
yAnSs AMI rAnhtc-At Manchester. quiet and tins
changed.
REcEsr'rs-ra.t throe days-whea.. $4,000 cen,as;
Iho following werc received by tho Chicago beard
tiH Ei1,to:. alnrch iwheat armas. red winter. NJ
A. NJ 1,I :; e H. "i9n,a ~ sa;Sns%d
sns; sSnF est1t;s fS 81 spa m eeF 1s a ss I'D
}t ''!' ! q" u @
saS' ss:' ~" " '"s asa@ 'sst
sp s!s' Il s'fas: Tns s's ;ss e ~ If tR's IA Il; T..
$!S &s:sa @ I'll s6, sssss a,'S
~ = d. of re- -n1I Il = s ~ H. sS S
ats o & % =; sts,.ns tslr axc5se M ~
"r: e IN 1i ss'it. tS"9er. 'ss sh4s
usa sst e ;sfs t. g. fHsa!n ar n.a sI't "st :nS
m6's If ss Es t5 III 9nt 3s5 n
!.ai; iar aysrnSs aaay Il G,netssn Iiixra r.;n
, 1881-03-02

Mny t>ns .Inw ut RI rush; aptc ttnrrh, HVkc
Anr!l: :iA May. tive trn ut VII. Hhrlty unchanged.
l,EAH- t}IfHf nj Iit..
fllfTrEH-l '1iE1n,,,graj.
EiH.E-- i;nchMIlHr,i.
WlttAkr-i}Hfrf nj kl.r7. -.
lls>rtrlnSs-i'nfa dn md lower mt e1sW cnsh
mud March. Hry salt fnrntf 1nwrr tn rrl1t nDthtnA
doing. nncnn liver! clpnr rfba sH tlGar. eh! Lard
lover, sN,n h.kui.
lECHtrTa--Fiiinr. 4GJ hrls. wheat. onm hn, corn,
Glst III: cats. fitN bsti rye none. hnsley, atul bu.
,HtItrMENTs-flour a.ifv hrl., wheat none; corn,
6lruM hut oats ,uU bu; rye. nnnb; bnruy, homo.
, 1881-03-02
AitI.ST. i Uls E.{s.
Special Dtspaie't t1 Tia EhIrueo 9'rtbHuf.


MILwACKHK, aiurGEt l.-.Erttiullst dry In. t.s1pd
guvtiy ut thu chAn.tnr 1t CtIHit,s.tp. deliveries
werH li1h hEu svury Udy rsunlel Gnls!..rtnhlG. Thu
mntkHt ns Ieun nsciI.tf taEnn4lnuL February tlt
tho Must !niuiicVus could not lDr1 tnac. Whit
HIIsmt th g,aI1Ru nHnvrn4lIp wa+ rhe!,f tRkGn by
Br0tl9 (rltr*. pr0tany tn rcain tntll tI1 spring
fnDvampn. chrrylAx ra:u4 "uro tIiu l!vhrss known
fur ~ tun2 tIinH. lM*t n.,ih thu rata tne.nusr,l
'C ts .sasns M ,"ssa.AIua mss .!as.s s"'f' IN H.,
M4i,Iloy iInsAss. Antwth,taniR ttIt knuw ennrvt,,
rurelptn liberal s.t thH Hi.rnl III stus
cTuu.t nl,uut tl1 III. TG iliItx nf hi tHes~ itI-
day WIN hlltuula;rH by TIC sil1 lpu III turps. thu
sst trais4aH* tH.H " y 5{r tar M rjEIn.. eoilcr
April. lllpfu funstttrtHiA tubing III thi4 Ilt
through Inc t3tJ iNn dap tiilIFa luH AiIl Jt
u.t.l ta Hhtrkpt frstr. s:aw furE wtth kur H.Gt
III nttvncu Aprtl M tt4U u!uF.1,s G1IH
MurGh wHA a4i}tu HEl Mny si.bE.
III Tho Hrsswft tiE*sstiathl Ifrexs.
13itwAukKk. Wis, MnrGh l.-FLnuH-Stuatly; fair
Anlinl,d, - 0,
GIIAiN- -svhent stea,iy, clu,cd nrnls NJ. /, nn,a-
tlmt: M :sc! Mnre1 !ls Attrat, !fi: Mir, fa!t5f
No. = AliYauHa9 .,a:: y" ,7;ci rsIasssA .l,iasl,a
Innrtis0i M i III, ltyH tl,',aul, No. !. ulr l.tf.
ttuststnS1- l.Ms'r, 81 ~ pnrk. s,a.i caHhi &Is1i
Apt Lard. rslu ste.l1n tluJ, cash mud FuJfuurJ;
&tl: il AtEll.
ltErkfrfs--Fluur, lIul brlss uhsat, p1M but unts,
sitii'MENTs-wLuut, 1aulJ bu, curn, l.;W bu, unls
b.AU bu.
, 1881-03-02
TIIE NVE.LAND CANAL,

Capt. a. W. 1tossu,an, Ut this city, yesterday
received lottcr from 1t. d. Dunn, OF tho Wei
luill cAnnl laymnstcr'H Ofl)co Mt II. Catharlncs.
which Riyes tho rosult Ut d conversation with
John pHge, Esq.,. tho Chief Engineer Of tho tus-
pruyerent. c0ncurning tho tIate OF its co,.,ple.
lion. MIR. l'NEt Il sepOrtcd ns bMvinK aaltl that
l,D expects tho Improvement to he remt!y In duly,
md kIlowH nf REASON why 1t will mt BIZ. lint
nililutltlet, wEtcl, IL fnrty-Sx md hilt ruct
wide, tho width ot tho new locks Icing lortyilyo
fun,
, 1881-03-02

6FfeF4a AlsF'stSh " AH3 Lt4GHG1 tttGAHks
,atuHnts. ILL.,. Nurt.h l.-TAo Allen pApcr Cur.
WAecl Eothlnny hAte loc1lted II; MurrIs; hayu
lUuHH over furty norea Of 1illt Ia tho Gust pure
Vt tho city, Oh the vunh hunk, aud uro tu build u
sY!lrh lysnn th. a!cuu1 tn t1Ielr works. They
h.ifn AtrrNiy pfNeull rtlntFArtH for thu uy,k,rV
MUrk III tho hut1ta Ut mechanics ut l4is plauu>
, 1881-03-02
l't>tkl:ttiS,

T]tEETEE,
Special DiJpate't ~ Jf.s cAeaaa TTibuns,
lIrEapDtIi, March, I-iI.u Il. ,,.-FLuuu-So l.
ns. Su.s, {, III.
G1At' NH iWintur wheat, II ID: Nh. Z do. "; No.
sttnI. l.. ll Nh. :. T. W; Su wtltsu. " Li1 No.
h :. hi M rluu. II ID; No. ! III. " IL Gusa-
Aes. i 81: oid. " I'll.
ra,ttlr uAe-intx.t tSA J.usd, II.
L'v:.IH'1i,. siar.a l-i:u u Vi -tYeather snoky,
E.a.-0.u-s 1s.VrAt W4s4t-N!llsf, N al@a4 VII
, 1881-03-02

noaTnx, Mnrch l.-FLnEit-Etoady and unchanged.
tiHA1S-C0rn quiet; iniseh nrii yollp". hk.ae Outs
quiet nnI unchAnYed iyb n0n.lnnlly unchanged.
y overwhelmingly unchanged.
EfiGs-WCstUrn fresh. 9..tslc. ...-. 49,,
bu: wIleML 4.tkU hns onts. ll.hD LII.
SulrMEST5-Fl0ur tG brla: curn, 1,9Co bu.
, 1881-03-02
11stistfHTs1t

1,Er1tolT. slch, Sarct l.-FIDril-u l-unnchnu9cd.
t:ltAsS-Whtnt strunaH extra nominal: Nh. | whl&G,
slU,, aasci, sts{, April aLHiss: May. sio1tt juno,
&Itk;.f, M. Z r.,d siu,}as No. white, $l,oG
KECEtlrTA-.1 ,tt1D DN.
HuII.MESTS-s9,Au bu.
, 1881-03-02

Special UtfraftH n Tie Chlta90 IF16tlnS.
ELuiS, ILL.,. March l.-Tho market te iluttor md
Cheese Iunra nf YrAdo quiet To-day, In conso-
gucncu Of tho storm. rrtcos rcnEtn hri, showing ito
falling away from previous quotnt!ors. Thu sta 70.
tnssc,l to-ay nre 1h74 Us reauHr choesa at Nb9ko,
upd l M Irregular rI,ce.a ut ; Y. IkN atttur.
r41ulhr, ut Afl II. ~ IL butter Irregular "
, 1881-03-02
IsEf1ftfA.L

rrnntA, ILL.,, March i.--;nA1S--Cpfn netiva nnd
casys nuw hl2hm!xed %dl37i4c new Iitxei, A1Gfa'c.
UnA nctye md easy; NJ. willie. 33h934c. lkya
scnrcu md tIr,n; No. I, W,ft41c.
tltHlIwtSEs--uuchnn1eln ut $1.nf. .
RECEIisrA-Wh hoMt ssS bl: it 60 bu: oats, 14GU
hi, ryu, i.SN hi, bhEIey, itatl bu.
siIiiNESrA-Cnrsl. l., ,j hut oats, 1s75 bu, rye 2N0
bI pnTIqy, l,9u bu
, 1881-03-02
MOlDERS OUT ON A STRIKE.


HT. l.0IiIs, Ma,. Marlh l.--Thn s,iollipr4 IN tho
Excelsior ht"o WurtA i,n.ts ilet,Inltt that Hya
Meu eA,pnye.l thoro shnll.l be discharged. TAIs
betng REFUSED by Tho proprIutors. all thu ution
Efeh struck md tvo uuw out. TAey also llc.
nlal!dDt tAAt TIT, apprentice systgtn should l,a
nhustshoa " gleatiy restricted. which wus also
f9tusru, .. -.-
, 1881-03-02
l,E1'll{lLl.uM,

CtEvEtASn. o.. March l.-PErltoLEuM-Fftm
EtAdari white ILL Lest. Vtle.
isiTrsnCIu1, ia, Marel l.-rETH1IEuM-QuIet
rrls t1nairy; Untn Gnrtt!lcati}A. Unar1d NJ bJ4ot
rell!.et, 4Ilat.lse l'auAaphln delivery.
, 1881-03-02
HOGS PACKED IN CINCINNATI.

CESCiSSArt. u. Murcs l.-TAo to,ai nutnberGf
hogs cut III GllcluhatI durug tle winter sc4su,l
IRON Nov. to Aarch l--wAs e.. Ia, Showing
dpcreaso compared with last yenr Ut l., l3t
heAl.
, 1881-03-02

CATTl.E-Ti,e iirnlcr feeling developed On Aio'ay
wn> eyln more nnrXrd trHtnrs of yesterday. mar.
kit. There wns ltti1U announcement 10 l1 derived
from Eastern ntyiees. hut tile snnnrss OF the sup.
ply Induced is,e, t!rnaer fertttts MI nroftn hn
Nrder Eouh RGnur.l !o1nna pTrt'* nnyp np lVa aNt.
that Gins. finding bu,cIs at prccs bgtsss !y ~ Than
riyuIs wtrn nnly ntnnt ;itE. making q toinl Enco
Saturday u un1y lle over Eau tr rss thhn hnf ns
rnanJ fur the corresponding tffnn imst week,
Ind tho arrivals fur tflH Fetnnnnx tlAyF OF tiIo
week mt n1pec.e to rr',ru Mt ni txeesstvC. TIC
ont,ut,k /. rcanrtd fnv't*In to the aDtln !nter-
Thing Ind changed 'tWfler- nnd The lunEkUt closed np
firm. Thp bcsI rnyrs IN smtc ttIera wcrG ~ B1rn
rHtliei xnil Mt Il 1sa 10. mud lie po1eHt ut *1a4!L,
Tut iftors were few snles hsn $l'' ind MT many I1-
fuw sA2! Tho ruling nrirc* wara E!gsa4ut for
a!scess Hnd cnns;. & sta ssk 4 III tGr r"or ., t..
Fesfr. s,lr ns the ERs,r- tsndn E1portoEs
looking Nuut for cl1htr EuttlG lt there were only
two Or thrrn bunrhea Tint utOh they
nl.cd. F"als rtlh 1T tsl1 r1r lou lls lot
puur to chu!ce. A fun extra letehea $GM.
QUOTATIONS.,
upwards hGoss
Chutrp EecyGs-FtHs. fAt. mud wGll-fDrtCed
sterrs. weighing lsIN Ntn 1,I nr.....,.... h10Glh! "a
GHud l3vbseh-N Gl-tnltaHeh stGcFE. ~elEf-
l,,n i5l II ian a.g41Q
uMtClura' Htuex-i'oor 10 common atnrfn Miid
cUAIItaltI tn choice COW Tor city RiiltHhtrFt
wciaiin9 I'D to i.Ul 2'o3slt
10 pai m. ao3.7s
nsils, md salsawas s,eors ....:....s .csaa r.
HenIa-pur ILL Il IBEt, :.
, 1881-03-02

T0iEnn. o.. stnreA t.-titAIS-Whuat qu.Vt hnk
trsu, Nj. rua Wnbas, f..04, Aatch. sib;,a, Ap,iA
AUX, May. &lI&H; June. Il u; Juir tLutt M. red
Wabash si.uL Curl dull; M. T. uuycl. t!y3u; Aluy,
Illr; 1sjGcle.1. 4t}!o. Uati ln!l .Iilt n.IhInn.
SEttts-t!stYsr Yultti uhl pfluG. &tA. ...
GlllbIll- -Xhg4t LIrulf Aut ftl, lIArClI, q QSJf
April. tlibti; lluy, IL ~ ~
1ti.,Iirls-Wauai, lIUp tu, corr, :sItDj bat out.
s,uN Gu ~ -''
eiIFuks1a-CoTt., zupQ bu.
, 1881-03-02

Nf:w YnfIK, Marci, t.-C0ttD,EoUds In modcrato do
maui; prints rAtl,er 4rut; Rugl.nh In stg,dy
qt.tnit ttrV.s vuus In fair du,au1. business III rB&
hnl,ds moderate; ubbcrh little MGtiye; print
c!usu uf tI4u ut -:dci wuUa1ls unchanged aud
ttFuXu!HF.
, 1881-03-02
1SN!tG0.


OswxGu. March t.-tiltA1S--Whens stendy. Corn
scarce, old Western lutxei Tic.
, 1881-03-02
MILWAUKEE ITEMS.

Rpteiat Dl4ra.eh to I1d taleaoa TRIBUNE.
MINIATURES. Wls.. March l.-trho milwaukee,
Vessel. owners Association met this utter.Iu4,u
uud rutlned tho autlon Of tho ChtouRn Cuuyen-
uou.
The wreck OF tho barge Beott. which WA4 Runk