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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-10-15

New Orleans EtatAa I


a strange and interesting scene grow
out OF . recent trial in this city; an Incl
an incident seldom witnessed in an Amor.
lean court.
An Sign. an intelligent Celestial, when
called to the witness stand, took the oath
I" tell the truth, the whole truth and
nothing but the truth, in the ordinary
manner, by swearing with his hand upon
the Bible.
When Oy Chung was called to testify a.
to his knowledge Of the case on trial, he
said that he could not understand nor
speak English. Interpreters were called
in. Oy Chung then stated that he would
tell the truth if sworn on the Bible, out
his oath would be more sacred to MIN II
sworn to over rooster. Accordingly .
rooster and sharp knife were ordered to DO
procured by Judge Roman, and ~ tho IN
teiligence spread that tho Chinese ~
abOnt to take IN 0ath according . tho
custom Of his country, the court room was
soon filled with large number Of curious
and interested spectators.
The court officials gathered within tho
rail back Of the District attorneys desk,
the counsel for the defense and prisoners
at the bar sat silently the Judge leaned
forward in his chair, and the clerks drop.
ped their pens and sat bolt upright, al
gazing with intense interest at the porter
as he elbowed his way through the crowd
Of On-lOOkers with red rooster in buck
ct to the open space before tho witness
stand, where Oy Chung stood awaiting
HIM with bowed head and clasped hands.
Oy Chung discarded the bucket and Of
ter running his thumb along tho edge OF
the formidable looking knife to ascertain
its edge, he seized the transporting chan
ticleer by the legs and going to tho win
dow overlooking Lafayette street, tho
window was raised and the fowl laid and
held on the window sill. Asifto add further
to tue solemn impresaiveness Of tho scene,
as the window curtain Was raised, ram
fell in torrents and the court room grew
darker and gloon,ier in appearance. "
Chung began to recite in deep and eel
n,un voice, the oath administered In his
country, and which, when interpreted il
about a. follows:
II swear to tell the truth ab0ut this Of
lair, and nothing but the truth, and If l
10 not tell the truth may meet such .
teath as this rooster il about to meet. and
ike him be thrown into the street" Al
he last words were uttered, the knife des.
ended upon the neck Of the rooster and
is life blood squrted out into the street.
Oy Chung threw the bleeding CARCASS
mt Of the window, turned, threw tho
bloody knife to the floor and stepped 70
he witness stand, whore he stood from
ling with excitement. He gave his testt.
nony clearly, aud in strsight forward
manner.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-10-15
DOES HER own WORK.

Does her own work does she What OF
it! Is it any disgrace IL abe any leae .
trne woman, less worthy Of respect than
she who sits in silk and satins, and 10 vain
OF fingers that never labori We listened
to person the other day, who speaking
Of newly-wedded wife, said, sneefingly {:
oh, she does her own work. Tho words
and the tone Of contempt in which they
were uttered betokenell > MARROW, ignoblo
mind better fitted for any place than :
country whose institutions rest 0n.hon0red
labor ~ one Of the chief corner. stones.
They evincetl Q false idea Of the truc basis
OF society, Of the true womanh0od Of gen.
'iiliesnobility. They showed the dstsst-
able spirit Of caste or rank, which 5 cer-
tain class are trying to establish-a caste
whose sole foundation il money, which il
the weakest kind Of rank known TO civili-
xstiOn. Minds, manners, morals, 81 that
enters into . good character, are Of no ac-
count with these social snobs. Position
IN their stilted ranks 10 brought with gold,
and every additional dollar il anothef
round in the ladder by which elevation Il
galned in their esteem and s0ciety.-Eu-
reka (Cal. Standard.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-10-15
New Boarding House.

MRS. +. SCHUxAN anneuuccs 10 the pub.
- teAe ahe haA opposed . BOARDING. uOtTSE
= - Msi1ence - NJ cOrner Il 81. DENIS
~ SECOxO Sessss(s. s,f,iis Rs
S 1hs hoeas y eentsplly locatc1. psony a~a
~, ~ tsuse!Isss ran fad ancuMiatala-
ees )bf thampslyes aAa aninslM Boarding
~ - day. verk NJ month. nt reasonable
yoeps: The tehae viii le VIII auppltd. AND
qisus visleusv Win and tAis ko,lsc the
- s.ntsstslss cd esaveuiess ia the city.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-10-15

Feather beds are non-mailsblo.
Eggs nl,lst he sent when now.
A pair of onions will 70 for two scents.
Ink bottles must he cofked when sent BY
mail.
Over three pousds Of real estate AZ not
transmissible.
Parties are compelled 10 lick their own
postage stamps and envelopes tho post
master can not be compelled to u III.
An arrangement has been perfea1Dl By
which letters without postage vil - in
mediately forwsrded-to IL ~. letter
office. - 80; .ss.. -
Parties are earnestly requested .SSt 70
send postal cards with mqqSy orders n.
closed e. tsd; as, =. large sums AZ aae4tl lot
Nitro-glycerine qaSst bS fo1pv;ksistg5ia q
risk Of sender. oIf Il 06Ioul6 6IowA1p In
the postmaeter's hands he cetf ndt4theld
responsible s,si. ..ss,.af.ssV
When sAlau ,aso rsceiveA Aoa6i9 No
directiAAq tn paytiesef r. NiaGkfhGe ~.
intended viii plesae. ,sigpily IA ~ =.
/ TIE asfpa.ter, , lAaa be MY, = 49,,
la,st rlt.t,.;1pt,s. ne - tAAk :
, 1881-10-11

REAL ESTATE,

Tho following Instruments were Alcd fur
rccurd Stpndny, Oct. ~: ),
cry pitupEHrv.
sFs:Kst2s r. t. sat Sas e II SSss's SSs,t stao sy
S:isS ssS ;Sxs $?: L sSs
i; S;;$ III; If. il E;a; d ''
ss;,iS =: sSs;s .fS U:i: '
lsnass ss'.n ny e'twsoH !Y,.ty # ,s MA iGity;
ilS!y fySs n;,,, e n 's1Sll: %
~ sn!!h u sn.uel :.,..:......,.:.:...,..:. lE1
"ssaSs s;s Ct, 'SSF. + e. 81 sfs says ,s a,!u . S
ss; III: d nSS;i|;st !; s "'
hsS ss 1t a,ta u 9es 1sis t. Id ii T. ;sasr&.5 a 6
s;; i sS s;s III i Ii a1s;i;Ss i; Il:
s$;s II ii t;i!:
&s?; :ts si Ill S;sas;
i.s;$ Tss! s;d If II; 's'
M y Sa itaia & stt T. a,.a g. T. a!"Kx K, aassa 7
VIII !ssfs t. ;ass e u de. ~ f#$S;, #sStSM tS
SSS$s' III $a '
sfESs$? s! .$l s;i Il; $Ii ii ~
Asssa !s Gst * t. q Ill 'trMst, /, ,siS,: u +
As':; il SS.{ i; s,S SsSy 4 II;
s'Ht1 aSssssa ''%sY s!sS ssS sa sfS. Jis Jx
I'll; {s$:$ Is;;s 900
:s,ti 1t SG:' ls;J;! /: IT, s'
As'':s s':s , IT, T. ys;sss 1:;s 'o =.
Hsst sosEtssi as!y. i'll tS: ' T. ;Ss t' u
ss; $!; ;.:: S:;s;s1:s
SSss' 4 & Hssi'iSsssH s!ssSsss i III ssl ls,S;
::S.ts y t's 1t :.s'ts saa !: !sass s:sS
ji;s ;s:' i ii;s;i ;SsI i;t' "
o'fsfx atsss .n'4; " wt5N ats.H orssvss
..s:S: r. ID j |:,$si SsSs II; m
r:|!ss;' i |S,Ff} sss fS ss5, ,,i;;s;v: ';v,
pf +; 'tss.s ssisst IL, ~; as!sa a
s*n,., =! Y s .l,s 4G1ys aated oos s aid T. o
I; as;$i ssS ]; K. $s:is;s i Il
Sa,,;;: ~ Til !; = i :. @
4l!ey. 4ste1 seps. ~ .snna " +. 1tnsn,....... zW
WglltnatnH ~. mar lhv 9b1fg IT. u sfu a- 49,.
s:;: 45 ;s ;S:s i VII;
lualn} ~
SuF9H oF slTy LIMITS WITHIN 4 MAniUa uf SSPEa
AlLEA w 1Hk EuuNT-lluUBE.
Aia'sns q 5:RSE txss5;stei
1"nts NstSa ss ~ III u y q 5 Esi
gdS.n tVss ssDasm;; t. iii ii. u pYrs .i1tl;..yi Nv
?5AW II, tatsl Aus. III. A. esaWuvlsxl " A.
, 1881-10-11

uoscr1E,1niat h0ntls Werc active. anu tho con-
tinned Is werc In Kot'd uc1nand. IN ChEcnEo
District Of cDfumbla :j.A1s wcrc l07 bid and
l0S askcd; United StAtes IT'S Ills continneO i00ii
bIi ard lrl,i nssct!* 33ts ia continued, wero
!@7; bid nn1 10eii askcll, OK, interest; IS, ltai
lai Rnf 1'a,s asked OK. inturcst; mud 4'xF. ltsE
bid and lt'}a nsked.
ForcHn exchange whs tho same. RHnkers'
sterling was +1'!1G1@s;pt; sterling actual ratcs
were i,Xs s9t@Ets; con,nlercfIt sterling was nptl,-
innlly Aiae416!i Continental rntes wcro dull,
aud nominal. l3angnrs' francs *rere b21 for sixty
duys and 5alh for lcmnnd: French commercial
bills wcro fs:0&G5S3o for l'arIs belgian consn,cr-
claI, h30dlE,lA,: hnukcrs' marks. NlGlgiai; md
cp'nmcrcjnl, 'E9f6lIrl
Tho bank c!enrngs were $l8a00, ,ODO. Loans
were In 9oott sict1aad at No. fer cent. Now
York exchanRu snld Mt Go1tsuc per $1,000 ,1ls-
coiltit, aud was quoted at tho closa at 8Dcabl.W
per <l.Oo discount. Country orders for cur-
rcncy were moderate.
Comparing tho condition Of tho Chicago M
tlonni bnnks now with that Of Oct. ., 1s7Hs, n
yrar n(tcr tho fro and n yenr hclore the panic,
Kives clear vtnw OF how grontlv thcy hlve
grown. and how much thoy havo improved IN
FINANCIAL soiidlty. This can best be shown III
tnblc:
HANKS 10 c,t,tA0o.
roau. 'fsi .;s;s s I'll s,s& ia
tMitnt And tl,rklnx.. ...-....,.. lu!*Iax 1.1EhUui
circMntiHH. Observation-Disclosures. .hlISsit 5l7.Ef
Tho ,..ost significant thing shown BY this tab.n
is Tint, whis III 1a1, tho deposits were nearly nll
lnane In 1881 tic deposits. $go are nearly
twlct as grcn, as tho lonns-$3t, ,iF.Ds4. Thla
shbws thAf. ~ fnr ns the EhrnXa pnnks nrp ral-
ccrned. repetition Of tho Ilaussor Of 1871 II still
III tho fur future. Tho condition Of tho New
York hanks h 1T striking contrast .vlth that Of
the ChlcaKo banks The following ara the totats
OF tho last weekly statement OF the Nav York
hanks:
iHans. ss...%ss..t
sIcie. ...,.. H.lt4U
etAttHueFs... lNEhhM
tCMiaol....
a1tal
1,Httct rescrrH. rft:;1
Ch!cNgo. burlington 4 Quincy as, $i5000, sul1
mt W.
, 1881-10-11

AHE kEHlll "HH tkk81GGLGu llkIO bL0tG Ill
this city yesterday tnorbfup: carH retf Wintcr
wheat, 10 cnrs Nus. . and . winter, ~ cars re-
1ectGl(. cnrs mixed, HS curs M. Hprlug, ii cnrB
No 3tio it cars ryjcrtel, s cnrs no GrMda CaN
whcat'; iJ cirs nnu Il, ,700 iri No. ! corn, l1a cars
hIxh mixed, }ot ears relee,od, y ears ua grade
tls0l cDrt,}: u cnr9 white uats, ~ Ours No. 3
linked, ~ cars Rejected 9 cara ttu Hrade tll0
Wtts,; car No. ryo, II cnrs No. 9 do, = cars
rejected ~ rrB}; IL ers M. barley, II cars No.
In. ;Et cars Mo- 10. = cara No. do ls iMrleyi.
1otni u,i;r' cars. 7oo,o0o bn. Inspected out:
tf.i}t In Whpnt, ~, ,hs.s hi corn, la,41 bu outs,
s,E!1 Ia rye, 5Ai t,u iartcy.
Tho lcattltng prolluco 1nlrkets were less nctlvo
yesterday, but aenern1Is stronger IN grain,
while provisions wero unsettled. The new
rntcs increasing tho rates Of commission sondcll
Ia restrict tte volume Of huelness by reducing
tho ,lutnter Of ordcrs; hut tho tcnloncy was up
ward. The rather sharp reaction Ut prices on
Saturday lcd>n goe many people tH think
thnt tho nnrkets had tnntp Il turn On the hottotn
for thu present. llcncu ttley wore rather iii
elt'ictl to buy thRn to sell but thero was Koo.l
deal Of unont1inK in tho onrly part ur tho tlay,
atd this Turned nrIccs after abaslt 10 0'eloc!k:
they recovered III tile latter part nf tho session;
ttuftEt frr9hts were stronger, md tho ToreiRrl
grain Mnrkcts wero nuotuL eascr. AtcRa pork
rtosGit flrtuer. ut $t1aihtH.od for Noycn,tor mud
Sla.:f.!sGl ln.E fnr .1anuGry. Lard closed a!au
hvhcr, ut $Ils5Ial'S7ls far November md &sa.:M
r.. Inn .,tt,n ear
.',', - sn ,r,.~". - ,+, H a.ou ~. ~
i,,aat ~, ~. 1920 ~ -, oa,.1e .,s,
s ~ MIX, ~. s..' .f
o,,st ~ r.. t,'4, -. r,.<cta1e. Nv
. NJ, G,rt ~. v..',,s. ~. uo." s
Si,.tn ~ :: ~, ~ ~. t."t .s', ~. g"
Sns N',."',,'a ,,.o ,.son ~ ] "" -. =; ~
sni,or So",hos % a,t e. :. ~ sottn" "' f," ~ S.'o
t,,s,..,. 't,aa'oa ,s." " =. ., NJ, ~ -. .
. -; WA, u1' aa;- ~ -" ~ ' t..Sn aor Nv.
,,ha ~ ~ .a ,rHc ~ ~ m. ',a,', n.y..
~ ." 49, ~ ~ sa.t s. w ILL.,. ,.4 ma
s,,,,', -, -, 49," ~ n. e''' VIEW
E,,ht.',s s,.r,..,, ,<,,,. ,- ,,1.,,,, u, A..
,trn.,s. .,,o. ~" w. ~ .no
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H. "nn ~ ~, 1',., 1,'.s..
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,a', ,s s,nri" rso "'ssv. ""a VI ar"eu
,,.,os s,,,.mps ,.ns .,.,,' "" ,",. W. .' '.',
,.. 's Is, w. H.. .',' . 40 w. no s"uas
9a,,., E1s"" :" ~. '.n,' .m.Fn a.'o
49,, nnt,,t @s',t.. s 49, ..,n ~ T.. ." '.,'.. .'.
.s's.,,.,a ,,,,,." ,rn,,,,,,, unis,,n .,J ','.,a"
.s xno,,t.tv n' Sr w r"ct .s,ns ~ n"u ~. n"S
',.ss "',,.,,ro ,,ls. ,xas,. ..,,.a 80 ~ '.t<
NJ, , mT " =" ~,
~, nat ,,,< 1919, ,'s ~ 49,, ~, w.
Ist'os,, s.,,,,at,,s ,,,,. , .,t,,', s.n.,, ,,".s
T., t,Ia .ar, ~. -, ,,,a,,,,1 a.,.n, t,a,.s,,,'.
80 '~' "r '''' ~. A'"HA''ef
, 1881-10-11

E,,r ,!ar, ,'.. ~ IL"
ssMtes' Al nG u w.. NJ and y. 4. I,ynr 10 AL.
"wa Nv, i;sar :saii:, ii t. failosd, :"
tsn1Fhfnf aaich CcL talytun AvBr tD
intits flarls'ws. ........................ htn
WEST uf tlrf ttstiTS WITHIN 4 iAntEH Or HEsEN
hff IN ~ fHH FUHRr-it}'RE
California nv, ~ # pt taftlnd st. y t, HxtrS)
y, '!hlaE sela.HtN. md u. Htoonobauin 10 r.
I1!kGl$9h1. ..t....,... ..A.Ak W
, 1881-10-11
GARFIELD,
Another Story 0f 1Ala' Dying Jfourx-
The Wnndetlnxs OF tho CLINT Intcl-

A1V " VI kuA N&nNk 4NkGlN
left.
From Our O,pn Cosn,pondtst
WAs11S0ToS, u. G., Oct. B.-rAe tyuo history
OF Gen. Gartleld'E siok-room may novur l1e writ
ten. 1nderd, 1t ls reported that Mrs, Garfield hns
specially requested thusc who know most Aottt
It. md who would bo likely to tuko 4 tii.Yereut
View from that which hus gaineu currency
through tho doctors. to src to IT, so tar ns thoy
are cunceruo1, TINT tho CONTROVERSY end. hut
tho controversy Is
MOT 11kE1.y 70 END ENTIRELY,
as tho Antag0ntsns which havo btcu created nrn
very bitter. and Ms aoMe 0f tue persons vino frol
that lnjustlce hns been dunc thom are not dis
posed to remain silent. was lMlkinR, tho othor
tay. with Ecntlcman who ia OH Intimate faulty
relations With one of tho attenlunss whD re-
1nnlnod constantly with tho IEosllnnt until
few days beforn he sllcl. That sent.oman ma,is
Hotuo statements rolatlye to the fres!ilcnL's III
ness which t1o not rnmemhor tu hayG Been pub
llshed. IIo sa,i:
"The truth has nover boon fully told about
that sick. room, md perhaps uover will bp told,
unless f}r. lluyton, Or, Elauu, n1ll Il faw ottars
shall choose to unsunl thofr lips. Tho truth IL,
that from ubout tho middle Of August, tho l'res!-
dent
HAD ONLY LUCID INTERVALS.
His mind constantly Misunderstanding doubtless,
In part, tu tho use 0f opium, morphine, or Whnt-
Ever Hnrcotlcs were emplay1,l. Eyon lit thcsM
lucid intervals 1t Was with worry great difficulty
that tho President could conclude q sontanue,
and he scctuc1 to bo conscious tAut hp WINS hnytng
II constant struggle 10 rotutn possession Ut his
mind. 1ie would commence sentences Clearly
and intclItgnntly, but, ns ono Of tho attcntlanla
put 1t. 'thorc was tail Mt tho oud Of almost
sycry Quo OF thonI.' lie could not hold u thought.
Int0nscluonca Dt this u HrcAt Gnany sayings
have nean attributed to the President which no
prrhala may hayo tntonded to uttor, but which
, 1881-10-11
By TTLEf31tA1sII.
NEW Yf1llK.

Spsetal Dtspateh to 7hs Chicago 1%tbu1t.
NEw IDHK, Oct. Misrepresentation Oil tho Stock
Exchange wAs lnorc foverlsh totlay tbhn In
several months, and iluctunt1ous followed cnch
othor with grcut rapldlty. At times tho tnnr-
hct ,sns very strong. and thon 1t sud-
dcnly lcoano vury weak again, and vee
vrrsa. Tho cha1'Hos were die almost entirely
10 tho condition OF money aud the hopes and
feNH Of tho spccniators hAscd Oh tho action or
tho Treasury Department. When II wus nsl-
no,inccl thar over *aOOO.0O0 Of bonds bad benti
offered 10 tho sah.Trens,Iry pricas took hound
upward, ind Wien 1t was learned
TINT It had accepted only $:,0o000O
they fell down again Mt unro. Subsequent re
ports Rronr Washington Us 10 tho prrbat!e policy
In coming 10 tho rrscue OF tho streut kept the
scesaw In motion. At tho close, despite tho de-
ctno In the money rnte, tne market wAs wGnk
an,tq.,otntons from Il tn vi per cent below tlIs
closing prices oC Sutl,rlny, tho latter In Peoria,
pecntur & ErnnayjlIo.
Tho money market was stringent again toflny.
The rate to borrowors on plea9o of stock col
lnteral ranged from to LIZ uf pur cent pur
oien IN addition to icgat interest Until just be-
fore tho closc, when It fell to i por
cent. Holders Of UnjieA Stntea NoyerE.
mcnt bonds ohtuIned their supplies at
Ecu por cent, Tln,o i6nns and prime mercantile
discounts nrd noMInal!y unchanged. Tho sser.
ling exchange uarkct opened dull and notnlnal-
y "sieun"aeu. Ano "sMhu@ uuotAuons AEe st'is
Tor to-uay hIl!s and asM Tor demand. Actual
business was done today on tho bass Of 41s!4@
~ Tor ol.ay ols, 4S"::&1'Sl Tor drt'land, 4S3hO
sat TOR canle tfaneters' anu 41osaVt4'h Tor cont
mercal his1s. .-
ltallfoaa mortgages wefe fairly active. but
prices genorhl!s exhibited adownwnrd tendency.
i'ostota' Hartford Erle tlrsts advanced fru'n %
10 WI, sold down 10 &1s. recovered to G, as,d
eloset at asal. Eric Consolidated secontls toll or
1ton lG.ss to l0.!l, rocorered to lG.li, roceslod
to 1HA. snjlIet) 10 JGai, and rpturuea 10
lE.!l. International s. Circuit Northern lrata
luellucd from HOY to Ito, and recpyere.i
tu 1l0H. Ut. Paul l. Omaha o. advanced
from lH.ai to 1G3 aud reaused to 104t<. Texas
Pacific lncumo aud land stanta soso from 70Ix to
1.:i. reacted to II, ana closed ut 7lN; do liiu
Grandp Division soll up from BS4 10 W unl
closoa ut 70. 0hio l. Mississippi flrsts tHpsln8-
foil Dtvlsionl aIrnncnd from 1I1 to III,
Nuw JctsVy Cvnsr,l first cnnvortI-
bleS Rsaentau from 10 to lux, 10
trsts asacntcd srom ll.H To ll1, NORTH
western sinking fund o. fran l11;f to lou. Mot
ropuiitan Elevated suc0nds Iruua u to 81, Lu,,ls-
Vile l. NusllvlIto general Vi frpm l0s,z to 100,
Kn,ssus s. Tcxas seconds fr0In VI to
SO,,, lD Herornl " from n tD III,
Denver, Aouth Pask l. PacIho irsta
frunl IOo to i0at5, Chesapeake & Ohio tCtass III
frou i, ~ s5t rriC ocns,l,.tosnI nra,s ,,aI
,,, . - 49,. w. ,,s,s ss IN ~ ao'a'1, s- = ~, "'ste w
s't1 at'" aT".S ~ ."'' sat'aas " cu''fes Ats'S
from lut to le'!!t. Lake Eric j. Weat0rn t'c0.HoS
from 6hi to a. Mobl!o = sOhlo tiFst
H1ptnIHIpa tTOM HH1 10 W, DnlO 'Qnu
, 1881-10-11

sptesai Dispatch 10 7At cnitaao Tribune.
NnSrt,S. 0st. W.--1tc siuek snnrket wns nn!y
steMay. with 'lccitMo IN sonlp enscs. The stNto
" ttlo ,lsiey pntrhGt dulif.ttcss ilas III, llhr.
'ns .nenfr %; in1;r hS srsc 9t ss.nt!Se
guosl things wh.h ira sud Or it l,y It's irlur,sls.
y ~ rcvsar ,snl ilb hnyer IL. Int r!s,su,l ii
tI TX: h Ce;ntN': ;e arl'ngt1on 9%ipey M MI
!slcIn sn!t ~. to In: bli1 dtrilnlpl Is, 1l9!s: r,-
ieao, nelph's M MI,lr!!ngt9n 4. 70 HI: l,i!lman
to -: cnt,nu!t,n Valley I, 10 u: f2ns,eri Fl, 10
w; ihs'aar, lsuy9rc !seMe! 4 lynn A, to ls5:
.'Iin,,S lt.'stnm A;.,a'y J. tn 1% SsW rnrk Snw
prrfSrrea sI from u t" ss' OLD colohy from l:ssl
~ i; i;,;,1a ,,ort,o,,, l. Fri. r. ,av,,oo, ,ro,
assf g oaasis:; Maxlcsn t;eu,ra! 3 frosI Mi to
u: Little ttnek i from III to IA: konsas CITY,
tle s FAcle ua to III: Sort,lern parliic II i, 10
loIs; My y @ Y.rk A 5; Ary EnEla,.a ~ Z. % !us;l
n ~, aIW stncKs. @ .ost"' iann ~ ad'ancetl lilo, to
spsetut Ddsl4teh 10 The t'hseuuo Tribune.
Si.;n %sis5 |,s ;Ss|e ;Sr ass,: :%.
h5ss Ssis M e ::: i. =: ~ ;|st 'ss !Ss 5t VI It.: +
HS: HS;Ss ass: E:sssiS Eif:;ss @ss Ss S
LoSl'oS. Oct. 10.-Couaols, 0s l-la; account.
S% aM;s C. 1sSf.; 1s2S ia '!' is,,,.v1s:no .,s Central,
4cSS,,tnls, iua!i: Nca;lin,E. rps. ,-,..,
1lnnk nf England Oil !a!ance ttHls.y ia cel. .o00.
r ''sr s!!:ss \ a;,9sts, n 'tl t,er ottee.
periai link ar tlcr,sny shows n aocrsaso m eii IN
sprGIe Ut l3,GG1D D0t tl,Ilrks.
, 1881-10-11
I,1sEApsrUrr, AND SEEDS.

HStl!h IST UFE3 ANU tElFSs
fl0Olt-Was unusually quiet. buyorA balnu few,
md EaHnral1y unwilling tu uay the prices askesi while
hoIdsrs wors tra with 1lttle Ii otFer Ha'ps wUra
limited tn ~ uTs nna ID sasks spFfhxA 1T t fts and
sk sHeks very INV urndu nj lL rta hhant fsd Iris.
Winter a"ars w"ra aus,sad at s7.G9s4!a; shipping
kprlhRa, tiMt'tU, thu low.Esalo mprnHt, Il! Hksd.Ul
RS1 tfnMr Ii Mbnnt Si ~ aahEi.
OTHER MliiAruPRB.~Wor0m moderately active und
Hluailer. Snlas ls cntn lrna IL H. 50 cMrs
m1d.liinva ut s,s.tkkd2lu III par TIN.
kPit1Su WliEAT-Was tass netsva md less vArta-
bio. urrrnAnR stranger. The market l'tvnnerd t}3c
an.t oiosu IL .ve tho iatat prices ns saturday.
thDugh ltyHrpoI ranIrtad Il dccne IT ii ppr Genital
to I'll ,cr Qunrtor, Mna 1ur rtcees ~ura laracr with
hIvher freight ,ntet. There were huwuyer,n 4 COED
mnny who Thought thas Saturdays ,nar.
81 g. :!Ss;*sssa II *"! S;$*ss"' $s$*s srE: !:
$,'%s ys Ss;
is:sa t. - rss,!s fSs .lec, esss u iSo a!!vr u
w nth ss rts @ GO Il!
! ; HI i, ~ ss 1!sii VII ii; Il: IT, fs;f syss S'|s h
:Ss S si ES;f ss!S@ s + s
s I sss ;:; y @ s ,|S %S
@ ls lssss'sss sss @ @ % II %si!!s sf;S; %$
$$ sss ssS s5: ;;s ';E
yis:i, q: 3;sstis Ss|sa|p q ss s
s:i|:: s:|:: s:|:: S$;;:;$$:: Fl fS
ssa '$ $ss u: x:ss
r. r. sSs:s
s %sa M aa u .as s's sssaas.
S;s Ss ;S %$
Tsss ss sasss sstE hsss S
II tss es: ssss III
H r is ttStss M psSr sSr s5s; ,sf
u sa sy " tsi Saca ay s@ e u .ap'sd @ Ns.s
st ~: y, VII ,ss a'%ss'a s''f f.
ss!s ~ rsssta Ill., aS @ ~ III
ssss: fs|s: esSss !:
sEsS III s;Sbar sy aaS2
e: !: u; II. :!:sss
;;;;i ;||:;| u
s,Sf ID; .tase 81 sisE xhs 3
"a, 1!1yH4 a'fs tuetss ~ aaaSs lnHsa u'as5 sas
tsxrsI O. 0c:ahsFl tMe by. M tay ~:
9Swth1to6ott tl.n N3aq q ,s'nH q Mt ~: ssl;
!. tss!s viz s!;'ss'! a SS !1ssshGsI 1!'saSa u
%e sules sse TsMss M s14 :.sty - n HI.
nssSa s,,a stF,1nS ts,e s;,t, .afSs WHY m9ds
s,!fo iar hS.a AZ sa 81 ts 81 Is!se;Ya u stere
Isated il1sa' tts.:Sy rs fs!sssd xhlis' tsAs q!
tSt rSjssss ,fsdI !"f rssStsa snl.s!
buatI Tntal equal q about SNo vi, FoiswtMI
ass aanta w sa sIaaps tn 1 III"
tIasta ieInpe fTnstI
=, M 2oafs. Saturday. bit tHntsdaH. do VI:
Ei!nt. 's.s's'ss'sss.H1,. t!stMMS VA
hot!Hf N1fpM1ar. r.+..r,..-s,..*3t *!N&bE IN
suttar lne eSsar'.'',.s..s....'tAt Ma*h ~
h4JlHf A4y.,>. .ts.&A &AktN NN4
tISE-WAA fntuLlvp but xtuslAy nt 1t,N for NJ, !
e4tl. Uu40bpr hold Ut Sllh}f, ulld B hid. uI
hnysnbar ku!ltllx y! tLukIllG NscoHlIVr xoid ~
4l.Elt LII csInA at lin lusA s4vs xo1u nlAlo ii
~. q a$s iar h.Y " NJ .lnfe tasx y a49El0 u
4 .Ilo!l ~ t"r M. fee un tosfa. Tulst equal
bAitLEf-W4s s13u hlshes, elps!ux ss9l.us fas No.
, 1881-10-11
COMM EfsCfAL.

Tic following woro tho receipts aud shipments
Of irnttH nrttetos Ut produce IN tho city during
Tho fnrty-elKhk hours atdlng at Z uoli,ck
Non1av torntlg md for tho corresponding
tlnu Il ypRr 0Kn.
, 1881-10-11

time 80 far tn'tnw thn ntnn,nt hei1 or Sept. |.
I'm March in.l tho avnilnhlc tIlsh amounted to
.'lurfs t'iRn $1hasksa and Il was nut reduced
bc1Dw sl;A A0NAy yhA) until Sept, !.
Tho following shows the fluctuations OF tho
active stprks;
, 1881-10-11
MINING NEWS.


Spectal Ulspatth TO The Chicago Tribune.
BOSTON, Oct. lO.--In mining shares, SlIyOr lRet
t1cctined |, tn ~; Snn Pcslr J. H. to -1tl; nlR~
lass II, tn II, Quincy mlvancel u, 10 ~; Cntn-
mot s. lIeclA :, Ia -. Others rs hefore.
llt1sTOS, Oct, lG.-MInInE stocks closed as fol-
lows:
l,alun0t 1ioca. It,ewatc.. .....". l!t
tntnlpA. lMl,u!nry.... ,..,....... 81
i!uaGAM sssar".... Istttt't4u .-......... ~
fsnnkiIn.... ........ l. lsllssF Hl1t.......... =
SAN FRANCISCO
, 1881-10-11

Unhealthy " !,ur,We kidneys cuuso rrnyai.
HribAtA llsease, rhcunMlLsnl. ami Il hur.!u Ut
*tsa9f serious 4nd tat4i dist4fcs, wltet eai, le
prevented WIN ltup l3sstefs, II tM41u III tlAu.