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, 1881-08-09

nno-i'fth Of thu corn crIlIhcd laut winter and
8o,1 for tho summer months here hnA yct hcon
delivered. Tho other 80 nce cont ttaoro or icss)
has yct 10 como forward. Al II has mostly been
aald for August md September. we tnny oxpcct
by receipts during the next scv1n weeks. In
ducd, tho volume of receipts will prot,-
ab'y he limited only by tho ability Of
tho rnllroad companies to bring Il
forwani. Other parttcs III tho trnsie eay that
tho longs In corn ur1 largely parties outside Of
tho regular trudo. good deal of Il bolng hold on
account OF wAtl street Rpcculatnrs. Theirgreat
c0ntl.lonco in tho article tas rushed up prices
recently ~ fast ns to "atn1ost sako away tho
bronth" from many ordinary traders, rs some
Of tl,oin hnve Entto heavily short III tho belief
thnt b!u rocolpta viii, Elva thtm tho advantage
boforn tho first Trusts conc around, cspcciallyas
much higher freight ratcs muy bc looked for ns
lilo scnson Of navigation draws nonr tn Il close.
An "indIRltaut " receiver who rcrd orr re-.
mirks Of SuntlAy on New York inspection Of
Chicago corn thinks ihoy were wrtttun un-
der IL Misrepresentation. Ito snys TINT II our Nc.
2 corn wcrc shipped "strnight" tharc would ito
no truublc. II IL mixed carH0cs uf corn, cott-
s1stinX partly OF No. and purity Ut roJGctot.
Tint nro graded dawn on arrival ut tho scaboArd
THO receiver here Is THUS whipped 1T both ends,
tho grades lMinx kept naedtcsly high here, and
Mt tho 6N1nc tlue deprecated In reputation on
tho scaboard, because tho mlxturo IL called
Chloago No. :.
1t Is understood that tbs trouble In corn
yesterday WIS In largo part duo 10 tho fact that
several cons'9ntnents Of corn had been rated
below No. . nj the East, whilo short sa!es had
hocn lnndc hero nRn!nst II. Thosc salcs Ind
citbor to bo !illcsl at blE advance. or marEinod
over to possible decline, or abandoned.
TITO following wero tho exports from tho four
tca,l.ns ctio. OF tho Atluntic scauoard for tic
slatts n1tncd
, 1881-08-09
THE ELECTRIC LIGHT.
uoc,nc Man wildly Claims to IIc tho
tnvcnior or tie Edison Carbon

uoctne Man Wildly Claims to 1tG tA6
frvouior Of tito Edison Carbon
Lamp" -
,ActNE, Wis, Aug. 0.-IO-day yoinE cleo
,,esu. named Wnltcr X. Frooman, returned 10
nsetne. where previous 10 1870 ho had operntcd
an cIrctrio shop OIL small scul0,-hlB align inll-
eating bis business to be putting IN clcctrlc
rvisr.aarns, cte. During his residence here
bc duyo,cd himself 10 tho solution VI tho clcc-
t,ie.llubt probcm, with wh1t success tho near
futuro viii show, The statement. ms given your
tor,esnou,ont, IL, Tint tlr flnnlly succuodcd IN
producing al clcctrlc-laEnp, tho principle Of
rh)ch YQs then unknown to any one, 0nd entirely
different frpM TINT upon which Edison
VA, working ut Menlu Park. Th0t FREQ
uan perfected such d light, is beyond
all reasonable doubt, rs many businessmen
hera will bear testimony. Tho result OF his
hbors was infested by tho formation Of nn
organization, which, however. iiualiy loat hnttl.
eieut intorest In tho Invention 10 provide
financially for its success. Freeman continued
10 perfect tho limp, and soon hRd completed
one which. It ID alleged, ls tho identical cnrbon
lamp now usod by Edison, without single I'M
peoycment III any particular.
Freeman, In an intorylow4 10 reported as hay
Inn said: "Yho popularity Of thia Invention Ia
HWpWEIl3 AuA I'D V&IHIANHhY WIS WI o%VAa ~
hnwc.known h fact that whom n pcco Of paper,
wood or other ibrous material Is axoludcll from
tho air. end slowly brought u II high hcnt, With
Tho exception Of n slight shrnkuEo 1t rotains
almost Its original elasticity. Taking that
a. tho basis Of tho Invention, thu mkt
steps were to find out tho purest Of Substances
toproluca th9 carbon. A great nln1,y materials
Would mako carbon, possessing such properties
IL 10 render 1t Itnprnctcablo for pn electric
lamP. Any material whore slicatc OF soda, sul-
Nhur or Itsagtnts wcro psusont, would be worth.
less Therefore, not being Il chemist, 1t WINS a
lotig aud tedious hunt 10 Mud something that
xmt! havn the properties required to obtain
lhc dcsirul results Tho aenr0h carried mo
sn u 1ls es rs1 a s ysrs s n ~ @a W.
eesyrr; wtlcA was ,trlel ii many
~ 'Ss'n', ,,,,s ,,,.ae then melted anl sOeYa
tet1g entirely original With rec, aud, IN fact.
aHy pleetrlclhn Will admit tsMt nothing of the
w. was known previously In clcctrlcn! suento.
ses:fal experiments with it, sUnt II 10 I,o,nns
a. Edison, together with Il description. / henru
Ieo'hlhY IthlY tra'n Mr. Ellsun untll sororHf months
n M. Il, s oiea!t,na mt a ha taken uHt Atont
aasss; 1na%l The news went oy0r THO wnrl. TINT II
NO. mosSs !! ts ike rocket, Thu Ent g nlrc1dy IN
stsp, ,aviu'IIcia ny ny right hI t"tho pate%s" pa % ''N"
h.ss ~ ttrne,nan ls necolnpnntul by lila lawyers
sNlcnee IL show thnt 10 had shipped ono Of
.ss.o .so lamps % Edison, ut Munlu pirk. hefuro
VA Ms. Rell'lomhii hAd exporlmGlltcu with this
..a i,S " s!eetrla light; aud TINT tho 9ront
III Ms o. tho llwyess-J. A. Cook, nf New York
chYj-aunttte hYj- 10 your correspondent TINT their
s.sS' oast ,sas M's 10 prove bsyan question of
, 1881-08-09

gain of !. franklin WAS v higher at liz.
C,l,cr quotations tre: Bonanza. hs; Dsccnln, 70:
Pcwnblc, IL, mud silver 1slat7 D1 Transactions at
tho Mlntns Exohangc wore upon limited scnlc.
Twin 1,ead ,1ndc n dcctded tumble from III n
125; buyer 90 days at 40. Empire declined from
4a To u, and bnck to IT, copporopolIa at 1o9 10
mi; Ccdar aprtnaa at e., aud smp'nn at 0. woro
additional quotations. Tho total salcs last week
footo0 up iis, ,se7b sbnres.
n ths Wkatttn Auoctdfd Frat.
IlosrON, Arg. 8.-Ntn&nR stocks closotl a. FOL"
lows. So :" 49,
Aitoues Mining Co.... xS|E1nki!t,.. iiA
Calumet 4 ffsca-. ..7G e','."''''."' II
ST,,t,!r ~ III '....
fSI,rt"nn HiTrs NfHilygt lafG{t {tt,....,.,s. 81
, 1881-08-09

REAL ESTATE.
Tho following Instruments woro nlcd for rc'
nrt1 Afnnt1ny. Aur. Ct

.AS lat fo~z,
Iho f0llnWing hn8IfaMeats "oio "''1 Aux 1oo
ofdMondays aug. " ,,;o,.ur~
c!Ef rEv'sI .s<~,,s,I =.
AdN et, i12 Il 81 Hubbard. l. 1Ha4IhssaN n IssNI r.
Hatsn AnK' t14"Ro Hu"boH ;" .s lin
t n EeMtIk It.: ]; = ~ fs.1tsnr T. HixalE
Il, impsnvs slate,i Xus. / lTi!onln* Lyman ~,
nsms aair.i at"Hn ssa9 ~ d vsn Il inssins 10 jSi.i,
thIrtnI .'...,,,.,,.....,......,...... 100
M1rnn IL !, n ctrner tf ffoytIp nY,s 1, Hs} G1lDI
iii ii, tfnfrd AHx / fStnptCf In .chnncefY To
EtrlIjnn ". ituWsU,lj ,,.., htN
N,,rfk IN al iii III Df IIubbRr,l, I,
iii 1t, tnt tsd Ntay 10 Il, and II. 81 Sohu1Bs tu -
VA. wsf}fs Il! M9!sS; ass ai Il 81 Centre n1n
Il %;5lji IL dated lima 10 {iioboft u. Andruwa
Calumet nv. IN II n III Th!rty.cEhth ~ nt+
6ux!1t H. dMt0l July IL (John Il. Falllaaetio MN
y JGnno T. :ft31
snn nMIGs It y; EnEnHF iI - anHnt hMMsnn
n,4 i. lMa t,{n"tEHnS Y EsSh,' y t"'o]ao. ~ - ~ x1tm
Tn,s T. ta%n - M :. = ~ f,.tisv
WMs T. A4H r., Et. ~ 81 91{A,nn Wisvatnv IT,
iea!ae, 4. onson JuF a NAo'eA H~a''t ~ xm
>vn.s WIZ i.t r. w ~ nfin 3irifi X
aa;od lnl5 81 IL. q. md A. n. Alien 10 si' n,
1tmxt ~ - 80. - nvnn a. q IL
impInYsd., p q Ia.nd ApR' tMafeus u. hsnton AR
stntt ~ ~ = g s.:nvnIh + nt%t
pf;t s,f A.
, 1881-08-09

FLOuit-Was oatet nlmost 10 tfoiesuess, but quoted
strung in sympathy With what. Exportsrs souluod
to !lNvu no Aglors lhAt could b1 tea At tho pslccs
HaOs wnro limited to 10 bris sprlnRa pary at sGs a,d
" bru ry0 Hour TN private terms. Winter hoArs wer1
quoted ut M7tQA71, shipping sprinRs, tl768GUi tho
l1w 9rndo Springs At N.a1&l.U ttye Hour at nt1ut
sts0a&1A
0ritEt MILLsrurra-wese In faIr supply and good
demand. Sales wsre rOpor0d Ut cars bsnn At ellt0
on track and tli,slLBaS froo on board, cars mid
dltnge " tAaae:00s car whcat.acroeH!naa Ut sloW
SpltlHt} WlIEAT--sHnA active anA stronger. Thu
unrkOt advanced about 70 tut Augs md IL for sor.
tau.bnr, tho tAttar clusinx OH EhnhEe hlxhoF tAaa
Saturday, Tho public kilograms from Ear0pe wese
tAydy but Irvut0 Adylcas nVted advac0 of I'd per
sS !Ss .fspash wSsa.:siSp SSx '$:t asa y.
. esess. srs @ Ssrs % asses tit til ssssssa y se ts
81 @hSst s stasrs . s s
@ SM 81 sS % Ssf aa sSt 70 tsts
Thought thss Mas tho lnunstus VI ta advance, thu
s nF s s{sa t. ee @ sss. S;S 1Sfs
M s sS ss1S as, @ gf, II, H.
as isa Y . q 5
ss ss!9 tsss [sp9afsa
M s. ssptss
III se;!sy e tssa I'LL
4:
tss:,;:'s:; s;;E|Et3s" ESSsE E! i;sS|j IA
ssssI|iIssii sssI|iIsi ;3Ssa.osssssE":" AZ ElN EhHSsf{N FIFE
ssSgs ss4saS g'is xe.e iIiaa Is car
ssss ~ s5ssa 8 H.
sss Sst 81 ss:
g: ssas; :T ea ~ I'll
, 1881-08-09
NJ, ,t"s.orla's Oldest nuuel,ter.

o. rrlIcrs! rsIiu,sof i,aof review tho white oostume of
.sel fats san aS Queen, her mother: I'D liz fe.
nsaeee oi 'If H. aoya! carriage % T. dsst ap.
", asuru' u'!'e al m face slice duo lit EnSluad.
~ sitsaut Ia HIM ata expanted from tho sli9ht
ss Gese Of Rt,sss RnnI,ssss of tho rriacess Victoria.
Ss,aab dIueasnna, to tho more portIy aud 70:
, 1881-08-09
,,!'~nY,,TELE0nAPH. :

!, .spsstas pdpatss n "a, Qattase 9r1aaas.
Stock Hxchapgo with 4 dpll. market and a do
prsssed tone 70 tho speculation. the !attor being
ehietly due to the renewed auxiety felt Ia regard
to tbs President Tha dispatches from Wash.
lngtoa wore 20 vaRup and upsatiafaeeory that
tho general opinion was that ILLS condition bad
again beuotno extremely critical This fecltng
found iss expression IN the desire on the part Of
, 1881-08-09
SHIPMENTS.
ARTICt.EH.

Tho following KrNn WIS Inspected tutO atOro III
thls city yesterday morning: Fears No. rcd Witt
tor wheat, ~ cars No. do, cnra rcloc.ed, rar
mixed, u ours No spring. II ours No. 10,
ID ours rcjcotcd, cars ITO grado tlao whcat) asp
ears md p..,400 bu No, = corn, Ut cars high
mixed, lil oars .rc1eated, Is onrs no grade GEE
0orT); II oara white oats, 10 ears NJ. 3 mixed.
" cura rotccted t57 oats); :. cars No. rye, tB
CiEs No. 2 do, car reelected ub rye): CIR M. =
bnrlcy, cars No. do, cars 0thQr grades lo.
Totai tl,lG3 cars,, Gto000 hn. Inspected out: ll,-
D@ bu wheat, @53,o53 bu coru, s0,:asa bu oats,
l.0lJ bu ryo, 6lD bu barley.
The leading prodstuo raarkots woro again worry
Irregular yesterday. rrovsluns woru tatno, cx-
uopt that year Lard. was IN good demand ami
stronger. There wns worry little doing iii pork,
and not much In provisions. Nhoat wna higher,
With morc disposition both on tho part Ut longs
and shorts to sctt!o for August. Foreign nd
vices called wheat hlgher in England, With
uourur prospects in FRANCO. Corn was stronger.
but very irregular, being excited by tho OF.
forts Of several parties to buy corn on
notification that they ,must "pr0-
tcct thoplsGlves." Oats a,lynnced In sy1u,J
pathy, ryo was flrtnor. and barloy steady.
Meas pork closed steady, nt $lTD0liLG.}s for
Soptomber and el7S7h bid for Oasuhor. Lard
clOsol 100 ht9hor, ut sil.oehOll5 scilor 6op-
tolnbor ind tho sumo Tor Ost9bur, Short ribs
closed atnady, Mt sO.s1,iGfon Tor September.
Wheat 'cIoscd A@lho higher, at &1.sAsiGl.tE
Tor AnEuat and sl.isA0l.lsH for septon'ber.
Corn c!osel lh@.o hlKhor. Ut: blO5a.ia for All.
g,iet anu ooAQeooHo for septombcr, Oats closcl
hDHa higher, at R,HGha'alo for August, l.ss0
N:io Tor scptomher, aud ashG.Gho for Octobes.
ltyo Glosod :Gosho higher, at sl18so for AuEiist,
ssNetsve Tor september, aud VUhD0lo Tor Ooto.
ber. Darley closed atcady, Ut os0ssto for Sop
tcmeof anu Wy. vlGoolho for oo1obor. lioss wer1
stcauy NJ *o.NUUo.7o Tor 7lsEAt ana at <oW9t0s'
Tor heavy. Cattle averaged stronger, with sacs
ut xs'ooasaoo. ~ .s.-s u......
Iho movement ln staple and fancy dry goo.ls
was on as RouGroua koa!v ns ooullbo expected
ut tho beginning Of August. The dotnaud was
fostf1ctou 70 ,amall orders, stu tho aggregate
distribution, ronuhcd respectable Dimensions
Frlces remained steady. Thoro WIS q FREQ
movement In groceries and flrm sot Of prices,
tho tendency IN several fundamentally colfces,
suGaFs. ana rlce-hoihE slightly upward. Dried
frults oontlnuo TO show great stFoagta' ratsias,
psanoa, aud :currants arc advancing. Tho tlfa
market WAS ,sunohangod. Thoro was lrm
maekel tor dairy products. Fine butter II held
hl8her' audi prime cheese rca4lly commands
OUTSIDE quotations. Oils wore Qutot aud Ecncr-
ally drn:s Goal waa 1r,n. plA.trou was In tals
request at sustained prices. : ......,@,. j..
In hay steady trade IL notod for the better
grades 4tt unchanged quotations, hn>om'uorp
sQ4{S elOWlYt at lnht Wock,A fVuroA.- In RrrAtf
, 1881-08-09
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wcro tho receipts and shipments
OF leading articles at produce IN this city during
lilo forty-otght hours enlinY ut O'ctnck
Monday morning And for tho corresponding
ttIuO Il YEIr IE0. q
, 1881-08-09
roTAToEs-1voro arm At t1.2ta2. 10 per Lrl for
nsxIi.Thn,o ra. s,easy ,trnae a. quotations:

roTAToEs-Woro asm at r. 2;a2.so rcr Lrl for
nIsxEI;.T Tha5o ma. s.saay t.nae at quotations: 49,,
inaIy ss., ssS, H.. H. .'..'
it,, ~!.hsSt tsci; iii
trnana trna1a@ nfarx, na S' n f fs
1 erT1 nas sssf: st,ns .a;s 1
del!e!; xers mads II nk sn|i ~ prl.nc ,oSyot
III *s]s; II sss ssss IS II aasss
j: sS:s :;iSS$ III
II; ;. ;: ss ssn ss ss ssss .s.s sssss Us
,nset s e ss & S IL q#s. s s,ns a
insaraasaHS y ,he .ri!css s.t:S y EsnsS Se aoI&.
snns sns q ~; as t' aas asts sSsr1 seo a a9s
;s Y. asasssS
.WlilsKY Y.iha narket Va. ssoady, sotlink on tho
s ss'sa fGGas sae, aud .ov ,radq os
Wood 10 "a e6Siea SSHsss medium tub. sass
f.no and anwaedod t9zl
Siuiunl nnd Nnmashai iceeo.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ms,!.t, N snd rushed s....., ,Ests!
ss.
so9s HsF
srprehonsivs. Occasiansy ia ovef-an x{ous dealer
ssicsns u ssas snyors 5at ~ rae proes t.fS afS
Sory ,sm We 60 NOT know nor aIs Va ahle q lpara
sss; ss as St snds 81 Sssps e, ss
i Is
III ~ sss
\ ~ " followed WI eEy setlye t.ade ma reo0ys
, 1881-08-09

III Wfe5gn ex1uln4e tho mnfkot w1s steady,
with bottor inquiry from IMPORTERS. Unnk-
ors sterllnK was 483 and 4s5; actual rites woro
4Gif and 4S45x; commercial ster,ing was 4eO 10
4SoI. Continental bila wcro In bettor supply.
nRnkcrs' francs were 62lai for sixty days aud
6l6H for donland; French commercial bills wcrc
6s0I and 6@7f; Doiglan commercial, bs73;;
bankers marks, 9il md 0i,i, ant! commercial,
E)!E. Fair offerings nf sterling; none OF eontI-
uputhl; market closing strung.
In Chicago, Government bonds wero notlve,
with good dcinand, but prices wero unchanged
For District Of Columbia 0hsa 107 wus bid and
los asked; ahu, lasS01qsat; As, 11eA0llaA;
AVS, 1ASG11l4A.
The week opons on rather moro activity all
| round. Currency orders from country hunks
nro latRor but.uot sufficiently 30 to mako my mp
prtClNble chRng0 In tho surplus OF our bankers,
Tho moro tho battor,'' Ia ,about nil they huvo
| to say about II. Now York oxohnnRo ls a shnde
| Armor. SAlcs wcro ut 90 and II ccnts per 1000
| discount between banks, and the tendency for
tho day. as far as could DO observed, WIS to H.
| croased ilrnaness md higher price. Tho de-
| mnnd tor money continues uottve, and discount
ratcs are nr,n-viz.: 500 por cent on cnli and
1 Gal7 per cont On ritno. Customers readily ubthin
all tho money they oan tlsa safcIy aud psolltaby
| Tho bNnk olearfngs were s7,60Q,000, ~
: The cnpltal Of tho city, 1t may bo hora oh-
served, Is largely and steadily increasing. First
tho business, Of the city Ia Gruwing npncu, and
Its trado IA steadily extondi1a over broader
territory, tho people whereof nrc steadily in-
creastng thoir agricultural products, and whose
wants nnd the ability to gratliy them ire stead-
lIy Increasing. Audi nKn1n, tue amount Of tntcr
est that Chlcagn people have boon pnyiug to
Eastern capitalists, l'fo.lnsuranoo, and other
public Institutions Ia steadily becoming less.
Our citizens hnv0 paid OF millions of inuubtol-
ness contracted to build up tho city aftor tho
grcat fire, and. besides, tho tntorcst ratio has
, 1881-08-09

Short ribs, sellor September. olosed at a!s1.ssn'
GNn!bes!anas yfAso ooxsd' iYnK Y I< h9n,. @ l.%
tsllRyorage; grsoI hll,e. aau!e aysmEe psSg.ic.
pnf0n qAoleA NJ 1H&7t0 for thnnlaes1t Ivy (alokc
tiAtu4. NIL cAnyubetl and packed.
HEEF-WhA 4ulGt Ut 4ln1ta N, ~ for mess, $+1.d9
llIU for extra nirhs, and I'll a24.09i Tor hams,
, 1881-08-09

= -, = / BOTTOM, -
ap%etas 1'tssaie4seo 1hC'attaae Tstouas.
'NosroK, Aug. a-MlpinG atooks woru nrm and
i1 somp easea higbes, AaEshaw advancing to IL
, 1881-08-09

llou3-ltocolTed durlqg Sunday md Monday. u
E6A. rrlrca underwent nj marked chanRo.. The
sIrpiy pEoyed sms!tcE than senernly efpected, but
Ean my materially advance, lhi!tRh tho feeling was
tbs tsndnu wlthin q rnnga OF MNsed0L H1ceptinz
poor ots, vh!on were pot wantsd either 6y shippers
market ul0scd hru ut 10 for light and NJ tHu0
~ for mlKed packers. and at 3aaS for shippers.
, 1881-08-09


III p9.cnh' t"o "ca."ys werr, u""eVoF, IN hVcrY
smn.l s'u!o' allo W. ,utRo n!neks were oifcFed
1or oa'.. a. .ao opo"'* vi o""''teas tuo mnfkot
Was ta's'y stoAuy. anu IN eomn row INSTANCES
pt'ooa s'oWeu ~ ""'M"oo w tno clo4'n4 laota.
t'ons ~ o"turny' u"t ocioFo !otag acoisnc sce
III "hiea coht'luo", o4copI "noh oceas'ona!ly
1nterr"pleu W Temporary recovery up 10 Tho
oioso o. nhs'ness' Iho hna' salos wcro
ueo'H'u vi tno ""ya sFunsaetlons
-. ~ 2 ~ W. tah, no ,i'ucf IN
Iocho, nc!phos hufnnNtoh. thd olhor
su..oe ptu"'uumt uaurv'1 po''B l'ouisVllo &
n"s4stu. .a, ~ l Oh ."'eu" p'e'eIfei. Goa-
.m'L, w Lno'u+ ~" yeIauy eemr1's l'aRo snofct
Miualg"t .,.g . Hontta. Ha.1ns teAas' anu aiotro-
!"hltin i*,eSM.e'' AmonH tho southwestern
.ouAa N"s.NM.u e"as'""sA ~ waseoiiaplouoas
.o.nn o!.tV nosnnoo VI ~ pes cunt out alisc-
iuunt.S sehu.sa y pos uoNt. ,aoehes.ef RUS
nus9 snI. uoWn :" :, nhu olosc'l at iss o1-prlvl'
'oGs. H.. iue kv"esn. "s. e.nssu '.. weak.
NV Mu.ey '''"'not mofac" l"1to snNolnty
.m.sai .Nc my tho suPpsy OF capisat
v"S.s ",.. uuus mo.s tt .., eIun. ~ .no reoNfc
n".,.s " uos."Mess; .,. nNa ans on peuKe oi
neec'lGio VIZ, s'oeh oo,.u'us"' r"lo" NJ s'sst1 per
,.. r.. W., .,'s,, VIZ" u retn'"ns n"a uehess
trt!In ,,nna ,sn." ','t ~ "s @ pus cunt
~ .' 's ~, ~ ~ "sp' W. esa'i' w
., "'u lt""o u'aoo1".s ~ .'Vir psI eo"'* !ho
...>'.t'.st e",t.,. .s.,' ""a u1', a''a .He
.un ~. III ,s Maso nMcnunRcl ~, Nv
,o.o1,,,,n,,, . n1 s Nv. ~. @ no.
w ,,,.,ea 1a a.,..... WV sunsay sunny
o,,n"nt -, ~ ,,.,.n.,o =" neso' tne u"y
~. pr gum ~ 47sh 1e9'sleFeu'
lsallrm.sl mortuaHcs III light request, ard wero
wos. aa thG ehgqs n9%
ctnc ,nxo'o ah,, t". fr,,, mi -, ,os,,s NV, ~.
coo cao ~ 1 Man.". 't, @ ~ "hn TO-
rUa To @ % n" s s,s % s "na
, 1881-08-09
PROVISIONS.

HOG lNODuCrS-Lnru was In fair demand, chief
" for Tho year. and stTonsur. In bym,,ahy With 6o
AlrHnce In the prco uf lard boEs. rnrk was very
lui, but Without nlateftn chuM4U In rr!cUs and there
was little acnsa1id for 1lcAts, but With not enough
O1pr6d to weaken quotations. Tho txcttemGnt In
the gralA mArkets FGduc1.i tho nieuInncu Of oj9-
tors III lrDysl0ps. especially outstda ost0rs
reduced By tho fncts. lilo outward mpy cu.9ns
OF lastI light but That Of ea rutllor large for
tho AensnE.
MHHs I'0ltK-HEowca Ilt.ls ct,ango and illtlo Hfa.
Thor0 was tainund fur spot, and mt much f1r
futures. thu tnta sn0s 'C1nnpo betnx $500 Iris nj
wh!nh e3 br1s wats f,r Jaauuzy lha n,artot- on
thMnaD closed " nhnNt stt:..H tt,t srptenber and
*ts' o' ss
,Mt,. pork. SataniaV, bt4. vtsitHf4v. d. ia;
Es,!salCs:'iif!i Espea,Ccr..:.... 'ifi fsGSi;''.'. ' ;M
Isar::::........". isN lII4 s,sa, iG!;H
IAtti's. s.4dyaasa,i m:uut 10 nar Ill ibs for tHiA
monttt 54c fr nea 5u for Uct'iHGr md iic FOR tho
ysy .c t.sos ,nx EasI ssong ns lo.. wsrs Y
5Ss sss's Ill ~ liz W W. 'n's' IL u I'll
is s"d asSa
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$sSea: ;$s.ses1:.::: 5;'s 5:;$'s ||f&$|ts;4 M | |iS$
%as4;-sSsd ;S;; little asps IT, In rt,ce. lS ss.,
&; Il. .:;; s II, IS s
ss1s s % es'fsS[i & ssna ss! r. .s's
tOllOws ut u'oluukt
, 1881-08-09

North Chicago C,ty1,aitEny, so1.....+....AH .....
s,1|sl ill., hIsh 4 En-. G9mpii t...Hgx NJ
;5faos,' lntp1s,se ,Sps,%5
Chicago Noanlllo Packing company, flIt.W 11i|
1,g.'tssnlatlotat Eoetrieal Et9mpany. M'
ChlcaRo houih Dfaneh U0ek ConraHy.,,. " lla
, 1881-08-09

sTha xcsthaF ii tho psst waas ga been ~,
PAFt parly sssdY tei a,a
IstaNK eplt nMny lHak ~ Gn 70 9n n4Q WHICH
III tuad it. Thorsl cessation f tAa And All
manufacturers aEe buEdeMgd X!th 1!dasa Ihs recent
saywhvts Tbe DIES tdst " Nfeat 6sI vos: sts nSs
Sild lnsplrss conndeaoQ aud xlSss afraness
, 1881-08-09
LuMNEH,

Ono Of tho !argost noels OF tho aaasqn-sons thlrs
kytye ytsap,s-wna m sln cargo market yesterday,
anu p.icss wars fusced down Nc on pecp stun and "a
, 1881-08-09

sa,os; Wabash, st. Louis l. PaoIti0 6s, ~, 900 'pt
G, s1,0O0 at 4ahs ChtUago S Northwestern ",
$1,000 at l0iH, sa,0oo Mt lolK, Chicago, Durilna.
ton &; Quincy Al, &6,0oO at 9AN, $4,000 Mt Os1l
Cnicago, Milwaukee, 4 ct. Paul d u. 4 ~, 81, QUO
ut l0o.t: Cook County Ans, $1,000 at 10a. ~
Tho Now York bunk statement showR loss Of
u, s05,6e0 In surplus reserve. and tho banka now
hold a. 733 aas IN excess Of legal requirements
Tho following showa tho condition ut tho New
York City banks laAt wsok M compared with tho
t,r4vin,tA wRHlt : '~-. 81 s'H"'' tf :: r.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-11-11
FLASHES FROM THE FOOTLIGHTS'

The prospect for crowded house at "lhe
Mascot" tonight is good. This is As 1t shou'o
be. Good entertainments should be wen
patronized in Augusta. There are yet some
choice seats for sale. Inasmuch as every
seat in the house is numbered, it has been
decided to sell reserved seats III
the gallery in advance, at the American EN-
press office, for so cents. This will preveh'
rush at the box Office, and is good plan
Librettos for patience" and 1.-The Mas
cot are for sale at Pierce's.
You should make arrangements to atteno
the concert by the Cecilia Quartette in Granite
Hall next Tuesday evening, under inc au
spices of the Augusta Band.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-11-11

The two Turks who took the stage at the
depot, Tuesday afternoon, for South China
are the guests Of Friend Eli Jones at Dirieo.
They are from Jerusalem, and are converts
to Christianity. When Friend Jones was in
the Holy Land he made their acquaintance,
and extended a cordial invitation to them if
They. at last, are able to avail themselves of
the good Quakers' hospitality.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-11-11
Dtrb.

In Guilfora, Nov. I'd, Mrs. Isabelle Low, aged 81
wears aud months.
In Garland Nov. 9th, Miss Matte T. Hoooe, aseu
In Rnckland. Nov. I'd. Mr.. Nathan Hills. aged 6l
wears, mouth and q DAYS
In Camden, Nov. LIST, Mrs. Diana Boordman' age"
In Waldot ORC, Oct. 3ls. Mrs. Mary kaler' aged ~
years. ,,.u p,.n ,cod
In R,ncor Nov 4 h. Mrs. Sophia II Brown agea
OF years Nov 5th, Mrs. Sarah II. j. Rawson, aged
80 wears and months.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-11-11

.Burdane." the French name for Burdock,
is as popular in France as in America. As
an anti-scorbUtic. aperient and diuretic 1t
cannot he too highly extolled. Bnrdock
Blood Bitters combine sin condensed form
all its ueud properties. For govt, cutaneous
disorders and kidney troubles they are I'M
eaualed. Price 81 90, trial size 10 cents.
NovStwlw.