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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1881-02-03
THE NEW COTTON FACTORIES.

1t is settled fact that cotton factories
pay handsomely in the South. Where the
management is keen and economical and
the situation is favorable cotton mills pay
better than any other permanent investment
in this part Of the United States. They make
money when the New England mills barely
pay expenses. When the Lowell mills earn
much, the South Carolina and Georgia facto.
ries earn still more. This is the effect of the
saving in expenses, and in cost of materials.
1t is cheaper to bring the mills to the cotton
than to send the cotton to the mills. More.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1881-02-03

Representatives. The new basis of. appor.
tionment is as follows: Alabama, 8; Arkan'
sas, 5; California, 5; Colorado, l Connec
ticut, 4 Delaware, l !; Florida, 2; Georgia
10; Illinois, 10; Indiana, l3; Iowa, 10;
Kansas, 6; Kentucky, 10; Louisiana, 6
Maine, 4; Maryland, 6; Massachusetts, II
Michigan, 10; Minnesota, 5; Mississippi, 7
Missouri, IA; Nebraska, 3; Nevada, ! ; New
Hampshire, 2; New Jersey, Z; New York
80; North Carolina, 8; Ohio. 20; Oregon
l Pennsylvania, q; Rhode Island, 2; South
Carolina, 6; Tennessee, 10; Texas. 10; Yer
mont, 2; Virginia, 10; West Virginia, 4
Wisconsin, 8.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1881-02-03
MERE.MENTION.

A coal company in Colorado struck oil a few
days ago at depth Of 1,l45 feet. .'''''''''The
commissioner of pensions says it will require
S5OOOOO 900 to pay all claims under the ar
rearages of the pension law of 1879. ''':''Jesse
D. Bright, who was expelled from the United
States Senate in 1861 for disloyalty, died
last Wednesday at his home in indianapolis,
Ind. .'.'..."A new and beautiful steamer,
the "City of Columbia" has just been placed
on the line between New York and Charles
ton. '....'."After pickering over local politics
and causing the defeat of the Democratic
nominee for President, the New York De.
mocracy now give the country the pleasing
assurance that they are going to try to
come together. '''''''''Hon. Howell E. Jack.
son, a State Credit Democrat, has been elect
ed United States Senator from Tennessee.
Since the commencement of the season,
nearly three millions of tons of ice have been
housed on the Hudson river, at an expense
not cee.;ing tw. nty FIVE cents per ton. The
ice will average twelve inches in thick.
ness. ...'''....The national debt of England is
held by about $4,000 people that of France
by about 4,OOO,000' '.''''''An Iowa clergy.
man regulates his marriage fees by weight,
the rate being four cents pound for the
groom and two cents for the bride. .'''.''"'The
Scientific american estimates that more than
s35,OOO,OOO was brought into the United
States, last year, by foreign immigrants. 1T
is stated that to secure his election as U. S.
Senator from Nebraska, Hon. H. H. Van
Wick snent $40 000.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1881-02-03
POLITICAL ARRESTS.

We learn that last week. Rock Hill was
visited by United States Commissioners who
caused the arrest of Messrs John Ratteree,
W. c. Hutchinson, j. L. Walker, G. A. An.
derson, F. O. London, c. E. Cobb and DR..
T. G. Robertson. citizens of that town, on the
charge of intimidating voters in theSlast
election. We learn the charges were pre-
ferred by colored man. formerly in the em.
ployment of Capt. j. NJ. Ivy. On exapina-
ton before the commissioner, the charge could
not be sustained, and ;he warrants were dis
missed
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1881-02-03
NEW LOCOMOTIVE.

A new locomotive has just been added to.
the rolling stock Of the Chester and Lenoir
Railroad. 1t was built by the Baldwin Lo,
como,ive Works, of Philadelphia, is Of the
best construction, and of the larges. size Of
narrow gauge locomotives, Weighing IS tons,
and, including tender, 36 feet in length, with
~ Inch driving wheels, II inches stroke Of
cylinder, and is capable.ofa speed Of 80 miles
per hour 1t is designated as the "No. A.. !" s4
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1881-02-03
DEATH OF A. b. McCLAIN.


Mr.. Alemeth B. McClain, whose removal
to the Asylum in Columbia occurred last
November, on account of arrangement of the
mind in consequence of wound received in
the head during the war, died in that institu-
ton on Monday the Oath ultimo.
SOUTH CAROLINA CENTENNIAL FLAG.
The State flag used at the Kings Noun.
tain centennial celebration, for which occa-
sion it was made by order of Governor Jeter,
and afterwards by joint resolution Of the
General Assembly presented to Kings Noun
tain Military School, has been received by
the-Principal, and will hereafter be borne by
the Cadets of that institution.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1881-02-03
CHURCHES NEXT SUNDAY

Services will be held in the churches next
Sunday as follows:
Episcopal-Churcho of the Good Shepherd
Rev. R. P. johnson, Rector. The rector
will oficiate in the church of Our Saviour at
Rock Hill
Methodist Episcopal-Rev. Marion Dar-
gan, Pastor. Services at Kings Mountain
Chapel in the forenoon al night in Yorkville.
Associate Reformed Presbyterian-Rev. R.
Latham, Pastor. Services at 104 A. M.
Presbyterian T. R. English, Pastor.
Services at the usual hours, morning and
evening. ~ 2 st'z'5 i::'sss.aSscE+sa5le
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1881-02-03
ARRESTED ON SUSPICION.

Henry johnson, colored, has been arrested.
and committed to Jail, on suspicion of felon.
iously burning Mr.. T. E. Whitesides' mill,
which wss destroyed by fire one night in the
month of December last. We learn that
suspicion also points to him as the incendisry
of Mr.. Stroup's barn which was also burnt
one night in the early part of last month. sis;a
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1881-02-03

making cloth. Five years ago there was not
a single house where the factory is located
while to day there are one hundred and forty
seven, besides the huge factory building
which is to support fifteen hundred people
1t is to the energy and inaexible determine
ton of Col. H. P. Hammett that so many
people are indebted for their means Of living
Beginning under the most inauspicious cir
cumstances, he has continued to advance the
interest of the factory until now its stock il
never offered for sale"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1881-02-03
LOCAL AFFAIR." s..
NEW ADyERTIsEMENTs.

Hunter, Oates Il Cove are Now Offering
Jasper s. Mason, Charlotte, N. C.
T. M. Dobson-New York House.
Il. F. Adickes, Jr.-Our Stnck Of Dry Goods Is
Full-All Persons Indebted. a.
Look Out for J. NJ. Adams--Crockery-L
J. ]. Smith & Co.-To the Farmers Of York and
Vicinity.
Kennedy Bros. & Barron.-spring is Coming.
j. c. Kuykendal-Facts and Figures.
NJ. Strauss-NOw is the Time.
Herndon Bros. Wagons--P hosphate and Guano.
Latimer 4 emphl-Milinery at Cost.
s. f. White Assignee-In Bankruptcy-Divi-
dend Meeting-Tn the matter Oft. B. With
ers Bankrupt.
r. Latham, School Commissioner-Free School
Notice.
J. A. Mclean, Judge of Probate Citation-Jno.
$. Wilson, Applicant-Isaac McFadden,
deceased. E.. rs
Wthers Adickes-Just Received.
Latta Brothers-Family Groceries and Planta.
tion Supplies.
Jas. F. Hart-lIOts for Sale.
J. r. Observation-Disclosures Sale.
John NJ. Jackson, Chairrnan-Sale> of Township
Fences,
DR.. John May, Agent-The Corner Drug Store.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1881-02-03

KINGS MOUNTAIN MILITARY SCHOOL.
The second session of the present school
year at the above institution, opened on Tues
day last.
, 1881-03-16
Isft{1yIS[flNS.


ilOl PitOnuCra-Wrro acttsu III lard. moderately
III n1uoh fur fntura delivery. and rather quiet
pork. Fta n1Arkct MAS stTunapr NIL round. with
siuad0t t0nu. axccpt lhAl mt Ata weakened IN Tho Aft.
brtOUil. Tho local hOr nlatkul raA ytrtflEur with
,ospt ausltly ut that md Liverpool rupusteh FUR
thsr advance Ut ID In lard. Thctn apparently M
ualoEt demand huEp At tv pricoa currun, but th0ru
good auDald fur a klnis uf product fur !uluFu
dnllsuty, with not much lsurk unsfot. Lard rel
lallso,y ssFong soao psElss IN tho Trade think thay
unnflstatable stAn! thxt Tho asl4vl ~ uHer
tilIIeI Guk product -.
AHtn FtlitK ~ nccd l7&sbo per brl. nnd cnsei
lHsl9lau aaoyg ti,s alsst pfigsa " hoh.iay saica
S1aSs :.tA M .esS M4y x tlS1,! ~ ~; .;ta
The 41kst u!usud tn n nbaut ~ ~ fur fnu,la
VI sysr Tho tnouatj tl@143la73A ssi!sr Apr!!i
and ~ aa4 As1l sg9t May. Ua The AFTERNOON call
May closud ~ {IAht bid
kGasv thu la.e.t psIres of Aunda{. hnIe4 wurn Iu-
,s.oa of I: ~ - ssllHT Apf!l y t111ss n;si -.
u tlHs1H1lla}tt l.24 tes sees July " tlAA&utlu;
, 1881-03-16
.-... NnsTOH.
Eptttdt iltfnrfth Ia IaS f,hifdaa Tribune,

sptetal Df'patth to Tbs Chicago Tfthnns.
,sscst. II railron'l shnres. AtehIson opened at
~; mn n'vnnco Of II. md soil up to l3aH6f ftElA;
isi% 3 G el".s i. i iot , sind.',ky s''aiS aSanee
arDtn NJ u @2; tlttn t!!o afternoo1, reseaea to
rll,nas, tyncstl fr9m Ea ~ !? l'g; 9 ogdo.s, ID H.
atcro e oi. t " to ~ pco1is, o. ~ wansh "a '"s
s'nKt?n Gy.r a'ss,cs u a. 70 s
@ Ghisesa %est Il Aicassn & s'ns n"s,a .,
+ i,o,,I MI .l,unS ynjor IN Hscs III! E9,t Ssott
g II; summit iirineh WIS 4 lower, 1t #!t:
New York I New Enxlnnd tleeli,ied 4. 70 57a:
a, Eoxs !" % u st e. ss5o ay,on ~ z arnx. ..
MsxIcan CeutraI. No. +. u long. ,.,,.
ca III si ps tsS s & y'' Tsz!Sa Es 7. It.
s!'ysnSSl 81, e ilsk; Scw Ms1jfc ;sadysfced
In laid stneka, Wnser-rowcr declncd 4, to
liz: ether sale: nt preylous rutcs. llell 1Hle-
II The Ft,ttsn Assoetat<d rfe,s.
$@'s" ';'SSSs sSss% H. 4 'oo~
!!$:$ $:is, fsi II & i ss;$ss:
VIZ VIZ r. t. ;; ,snt.kttlok Z r. smith. s;,s :;
R:"$ s:!s$ ;ss$t!s Il n 81 iSi$s;
UustH Il Maine. In r....
FtlHEf0N.
1.oxfN,S, March ti-Consola, 01st; nccount,
Mlt. ,T
4s. III. '.-
ltntlroad sccuriitcs-Iltnnts Central, Ill;
i!,Gnnsylsaala !, Central. oss4; New York Central,
!tnuuht Of bullion grlto IN, &iR,EW.
PARIS siarcA l5.-Itcntcs, Nit 2sHc.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEw ORLEANS. Mnrct 15.-Higlt exchange Gu
Now York; pur; sterling. 47n,s.
, 1881-03-16

TQfAt NIL EfnGca. Hst.atT H9&+5.a
Thcso figures yhuw u decrease during tho past
wuck nt 1t..d bu cor1,, n475 bu oats. s.,:soJ bH
ryo 10, I3l bu bArley, and All tnurcnso :sI,baA BIT
wlloat. TotAl iccrpase, .BGl hu, Also niloat
III hurtor, Blj,4 u bu uur1l, ngatnst Gs 4si week
previous.
the following shows tho receipts Of several
articles Ut produce In thIs city fruM Jnn 10 tho
close oY lust wuek: l.Hl.Ss1 brls Hour, LIS GGi
bu wheat. 1 Q5 bu corn, I'll ,hs5 hu oats, ILL.,.
II. hu rye. l,lla,c IN barley, H,oooH LIS llax-
seed *. mi tr9 lbs. hug npn lsJis."N lbs lnrd.
10 4s7. lbs butter. oil hogs, :ss0 cattte.
lni 81 Sheep l.,557. LII lbs htdes. jlbs won
hl0T7 tons coal, u.s. Gt., ,0OO It lumber sB77t bgls
suit.
Tho ncwa frum Iowa is sliscournglng to those
who hnvo expected u big surrluA Ut corn III tlat
State oil tho last crop. Fnst quantities hRvU
bccn used for fuel. und Il lar2oIy-Incrcasca
quantity for frcdIng, owing to tho unusual xa-
verify Ut tho wintcrt anu In addition 10 that, 1t
Is feared thAt Il great den! Ia lost. MNTe WIS
left standing in tho f!rltis than ordinarily.
nnd tho sl0rnls Aayo henten 1t Auwn. l.Aritlv It
~ DO covered up In tho fr0aun sslf, which will
undoubtedly prevent IL grcat dcul trhsi l,tjng
rNcrrhnnsnfllp. OF course t1uro Is ctrn left. and
81 mitch Ut II ~ to leave no dAnKcr NJ corn
famine, hut IL ulso tnlHlshts tho danger Of a
cora Elnt. whiUl, VIA feared by suIIlo. II INV
touks lH it thprp viii mol l'1 much old corn LETT
IN tho West by tho tttao she next crop ts ready
to use, aud it may bu moro scarra SIX tnunths
Auncu than ut tho sumo dato III any Vroptous
your ainru tho war,
4 .cttor from Missouri says that thoro IL not
In thAt State II sign 1T u slnglo rNl Ut dnnlMxcd
NhrHt 1t IL nlt luoklig wpli. md psc,ly uf Ou4A,
tNlnnRU rIn 10 rrocuroti ut New Orleans Rt u
lIttlU Abuvu rates trun EGw fHrk aud I!atttMure.
II. U. 6tigtlnant Es,!., bus compiled statement
shtwtng that during tho lust ssx ,nDnlls of 1sS0
Cunn.in yrnt 1,&M, no bu harley to tho UmItct!
h.,ft14 IN,
, 1881-03-16

fcotirR. Sterling nlss,nl rites, 4sfG1tEEi. Fnr
slxty.ny commercial hills fOr pr1fntt delivery,
4i1heliiS. For three weeks delivery. 47Hitt79&.
ht1ty-day chnttnnrn!nI hills. prompt delivery
linvre b'i,4s 4st54'a1. lturtlrunx ds.i. slxty.i'ay
commercial hlils IN Antwerp, deliverable
prompt. wcte fs!ffsJs ],nnkcrs' bills nn Der-
fnhuy wrre o. for nIxly tnya md Wy tar
demand; nihcty-',ny prompt commercial bills,
N!Mt5Ih SItty-tAy commercial, delivered
1roflspt. Tl'iQsNIsi; ranic, delivered III three
wcnks. HIhfLsfIh. IInnkcra' 9,lfIicrs M Holland
were M'i for sixty lays and ;z'ss far demand:
sixty.dNy commercial WIS :M.sGssI :tjG. ship
ptfA ex1hntlxf Til New York WIS GDc titeouBt.
Tho vaue tso.Eu,I I!t:} of TIM lmpnrts nE ner-
chnudIso nj tho Port NJ New York for Tho week
cnf1eh Marrh II ia t5li.El loss tan tho snLue for
tho preceding week. md Flsy,'2i less thMu for
tho santo week Ut 1HHU. Ths exports ot NOR.
chnnt'tso fr0m New Yurk. valued nj <H,aei. .aar7,
for tho week entlnd Taes!ny. March 4, nrn &3tL-
or more than for tho nr!ccdlng week, mud
81, f4b;lt mnrO than for tho corresponding week
III 1870. Tho total movement I'll merchandise
at tho poft from Jun. | tU tho tlatrs named,
compared With tho KAtn0 tlnts Of tHaO. shnws
MI lncrcase NJ *li,lN.5l7 III tho tho vauo Of tho
exports. and n decrcaso Of $t5,1tl..1l in
tho salue Of tho ttnpnris. Thu Imports Of
J specIo Inst week nn,nuntoti to sl.6Ds,o7G
nialting totnt uf so.si',27n slnca Jun. |.
ngn!nst 81, 'kE1 tu tho sao 'satc III 1850. Tho
| exports nf specla tn tnt8 this yenr nnlount to
tS.flsN1 nE,tinat F..Hst7,Hl5 for tho sans ttmo
lust ycar. These chnngcs show Il comparative
difference ot eal Gj1*,ss III favor Of Now York IN
tho foFnlEn nlofcinontS other than Of securities.
s!nce Inn. I.
Chfcaxo bank clcarlnRA wore sJn00, 600. 1ins-
1ncas was luet LDans nrc In moderate demand
Mt G@b7 per cent. Country nr.lers for currency
mt large. Now York exchange sOtd at :s5{li0c
per 81 tp0 discount.
On tho Chicago Stock l}onrtl tho following quo.
| tNtiuns were made:
, 1881-03-16
Withdrawn frnm storo during Monday fnr city
consumption: mi bu corn. J5t bu rye, 3,4aa hi

consumption; tp1 tu corn, 35t bu rye, 3,4ao hi
barley.
Tho following grain was inspected Into storo
In this city yrslertfay tnurntnu: g cars wIn-
ter wheat, o. cars No. 2 sprlnK, t9 cnrs No. ,1t,
II cars rejected, car M grade fl0i wheat:
rnra No. corn, III cars high. n,Ix0d, 1l3 ears re-.
jected otto. tU eorn,; n EARS white oats, IL cars
Nh. fnixct II cars Rejected, cnr no grnto III
nntsl; car Mo. 2 rye; 7 cars harley. Total. 2os
ezra, or llH,0U hi. inspected out: l71Il bu
wheat, lptRl b11 corn, 1g,t1 p,l oats 6t9Y bu rye,
5..5g bu bnrley.
a large pruportIop Of tho Rratn received yes-
fcrtay wns from, tho tjntatu Division OF tho
Northwestern tseliroAt'. That limo Is understood
10 be rec from blockade at Inst, md the pcut-
Up How nf cerens mar for sOtne limo 10 como
gIve volume Ut receipts c1ccedlng tho aver.
age.
The teaG,ug produce markcts wcr0 nct,yo SOS.
tor,Ioy, and stronger, At the outeut they wero
tune. posa,bly because of ilnnr wcather here,
hut they turned IN mil soou becatno 1uito
strong. It was reported 10 10 showing filriousIy
a few mile. east uf Onahn. and another gturrn
was apprchen,ictl here This strcpgthonc.l grul11,
whlig provisions were buoycd I'm by n further
advance on ,ard In Llyerpoo1 and hogs tcrc.
with tho faet Tint there VIVA very lttio
stuH OIL pn|o AGENT bv nrtsca n,reat]y
ttccp on fho hhort .id, or Tim ,l.nI.
Mess pork oItmcd 1in.l.,.o hIvhnr. nj slss,1;Gn
IL N for i nrti nnb xlE RGh IN a-x for Mnv Lard
closed lie huhcr Al ttf sf5li3 ;;E for Anr1l md
tlo,Y7.<do1ooo for MAY. Hhort rbs closed a,io
htvber. at s;p;,;6Ynl for Nav, Wtent cIo.ctl
..6t*n b,uhcr. al ii tn,:61l m,f for Anr1t nni
fi0,5:61I m for Mar. Cnrn rlosrh ,.0,,c higher,
N s4:c hi fnr Anti an. leXc hl5 fnr Mar f1ats
r1,,oI .trr,,n.r ~ .,1fe,tico IN ,-Itt.,,t,u1
.u,:0nmxa ~ ,,r,t :r,ro.:,.o for T.v r,.:6n
ritz ror lima f,.a r,oscd firm ~ 4, n, nntu.
i,si1 f 1901 na<, ~. .,.,',,. 1l-i. sn,,..
All nrS - nn,t .nf,,. 49,, t,nr,as .,,.a,,
, 1881-03-16

t."" tH'''%'
spte'a' Dop"tfh 70 iae cHttaa' TRIBUNE.
NEW YORK; AAsch l5.-Ihe ehaFo speculation
was somowiat moro active today than ycstcr.
any, and tho ntsl1leAs shows Slight Increase IN
volumo. Tho market opened ia(51 higher thnn
the CLOSING quotations OF yesterday, md III tho
curly aea!snRs further nhrhrco OF 3itbh WIS
recorded. AT tho Arst 1'oard prices took n
dow'lwanh turn. but toward noon Slightly
frsncr tone prevailed, aud !, fractional recovery
chshc's. DaslllB Tue ntternoo't Inc speculation
bccnlnc quite lcverlsh anu IN tho Int hcn!inKs
hchfy pressutn 10 sell WIS t'eVciopctl, which
resulted III decline ranging from II 10 ~ ir'in
hc h'Rhcst point ot tho morntng.-tlo lnt-
ter IN western Union. Delaware LaciS-
awnnna q western. Now Jersey Central,
NcnalliR' Illinois central ltilAnf, Bloomington
western. Iron Mountain, TcxHs Pacif'c, st.
raul. PaclIlc Slntl, and Union Pactno wcre also
prominent III tho downward movement. In tho
f''nl snlcs SONG shares recovered Il frnction, but
tho market closed generally unsettled md In
most INSTANCES nc tho lowest flsurcs tonchcd.
The monetary s!tuution continues unchanged,
capital being In good supply at low ratca Of IN
tctess. Ca!l lohns On pedKo OF nccertublt Htock
collateral were clfcctea mostly Mt 8 per cent,
nut thorc wero some transactions Mt per cont,
wh'Ie at tho cl0sc thorc were largo offerings Ht4
per cont uoverntncnt-bond dealers toNnd
Fcndy accommodation ut t4t5. Iltne loans and
primo discounts nro unehangcl.
Tho sterling exchange market opened tlrtn nj
mn atlvAhce In tho nominal asklnE quotations of
", to tsf for 6o-tlay bills aud 4S}A for demand,
which WINS followed later by another advance to
siderable stcrlng WINS bought. I,uwar figures
were otrorcd, nnl nuy further ntlvnnco was
checked tor tho Hlonlcut. The business wns not
90 active to-day .as yesterday, rho market
aecms content with tho advances already mRdn.
ltailroni mortgages wcro In limited demand
md were Renprnjly weak md lowur. nosto,,.
, 1881-03-16
REAL ESTATE.
Tho following instruments wero filed for ROO
ord Tucslny, MarCl, Is:



VI" Au'e'"'' 4'1rrn a.gx n.o,.u, 30;
Wooster nv =. +. Of Fre,an.,. u.s. 1t. I, .st1sf #,
VIE %G t1.SS, tsSts' - 'c. ana A. a. ca.sslnMn 900
T. ti.d,,d dn!S;, March IS 'iolin w1opo 10 lis m
'EsSsisfis' E@tsstiss '%iSe Mats u a.y asnA, to
Il i$:f %f:s Il sssSs. i';saasa 10 :ass III,
s ,as.s H. hardb H. & II of III reef e. r,ysn ~ y snn:
,ltoitaa'.: leo
ii. Koest :" "aa 10
w!n'Sr IL s:s 4: ZIG a1s II !; ;rSGIs XIsssIf ffG!, G's 3:!
atroof,. .... .......... ."... 49,. ml
Arhiyo,l Nv, Eii Ii : III iinrt;lNn court i + Sjx
Adtsnm tallaWi - ,sQoQ
Twenty .rixtb It, 4 v cor nf Murray, n /, stIlH
II, Improved. dated atnEctI ii tCharlss lIce-
wntiy"n wys' ~ ~ tsFt'" III ~ Gon ~. Il fi
,;S;;,;i ESsss' Il: ri +; div: :;i;s; l. lii 7o
y II is,asG: Dsgrei: ::,:" ..;x::;;.;:::i::; atm
tasnn @ y ~ MSrk sF q GIs.t =. & fId +; a"ed
r;:S @ q jss jSss'$s i s;y4ss' !; :5 as'S &
n my ~ II, ~ ,,T ~ ~ Il: i:S 4"
Il, ;latsI F9S. il iatats Savass ins.iiuti,a Is
F.A. WunEpi.... GO
Eis IT, et9e t. .te mas u sAmns Il.
TUsTncs to Wiiiistn isi,.terj ..,......,..... &uo
1'sf ;,asn Ms9c i Il 'sns yn u q eahy, so
wsss s.d E Ma1 =; 4 !, AZ # 5 N"pS T. .;S9 s9'S y +
jIitzsun ,,,., ,,,.....,.. .................. 100
Wpat Eric 81 " cHr Ut .Subin. n 7, :lKl4i n,
, 1881-03-16
COMMERCIAL,

THO following wero the receipts and shipments
1T tho teMdluk nttsclrs Df l'l1Nl,co Il, this city
during tho lwenty-fuur houra enliDx ut q clock
Tuestluy murnlng and fer tho corresponding
tiMtu ybnr Mgn: -
, 1881-03-16
*horf YhnMl. L, F r Short
rtis, ,ttrs. ttears. c'tdrs.
l.on1c. mart snfted.....i t'.A5 ftW go fsf1
lln. hntea.u......... Hi 6fn Alp 9u
March l......,..,4.,..t f.Ai 4Ns 1.1 A!u
Ami. f1nan..........l IN IN IN Alh
Mny. tu.'*r, ,.....,,....| hhj htn S03 AH

short ribs. Keller Msy, c'oseti At FiTtatam Long
Sna. I;a.4c .ssd "ns ~. hs' IN @ @te; swset.
arrpn hnms. rn!na evps,lrA 7!4aHc
hncon 9unat! IT f44itlr snr rItInldnss htslfn f1r
rlnfi fs e4~sac Tor snst ccass tt41o4o for haas.
diI IsNnth-ett md hacked. :.
HEEF-WAs qntst ut tss:Gtln} for mesa. @1S8laW
fot oxt1a moss, ard flt.UYA1LD for hams.
, 1881-03-16
GhLEYA, ILL.

auseta! utspateh to Ths Chicago 7ritHns.
eAtESA, ILL.,, siurch l5.-GenrEe CuE1ie, Denl-
,'s'c - candidate, WIS elected Mayor Of thls city
maturity was 5N.
, 1881-03-16

isMato~HR Bronchial 'rrr,ehcs will instantly TO-
T,sa cough, \ cold. ur Aoarseucsa. 70 cents.
, 1881-03-16

QuDTAT1USBs
Exlru 1trayfs-stuers weighing l.ioo lbs and
Ciit,icS iteavCs- itns. fat, md wsll- fotmad
GtnIu uJpyss- -Heli-faltoHud sle9gs, Molga.
tnN 1.sD u M lDtls..........,...,..s..
adr.llutn Etnt.ts7sleaFs In fair hesh. wo!gh-
lhH l+UH 10 pAu lh3.
butchers Sl.tck-l'0ttr 10 ca u,Mon steutt and
ca,IaGIon IL rho!cu eyw4 for Elty slaughter,
Mui1Ai,lg Au to LUZ lba.
stuck acknowledgements cattle, Kokhlh2 10 70
lilA lhs, ,...,..,.,,.....t.....,
iptstlor-l!Ght ~ i6tn COWS, hstfsfs, stasa
fulls, Htia NJ @sGHllkwuY seFs.,,..,..,....,..".
, 1881-03-16

and IN tcs ercr the ycnr at t37H Total, 81 "a tc+
THO market cInsch II t7a nsAcd fur round lots aDt
pt scIinr tho month. tt07J+lli;H seller Apr: and
t!0f.f !n aallet May. Tn the nftornoon call Aiay
cIOsftl At tIn!a7i4 hid. ..
,MKA1n-Advanced 7.{al1c pGt itf: ns. bnt cosod d
2Mt hbnft tlp IhteRt prlcns ~ Mur,ny. fNtck HHFn
reported ~ n bnxc. ainuhcfs and y, o1cs Cumher.
LUNGS, both I'M trlvhtn terms: Att1l = tGft tahs ~
fiF art tT.sT41ttA asIlar April, tsYttatE' rnllsr
s'ny anu t3t7tmS ~ heller june: Pr!roa q endnx
cuta Ut meats trllnwA nt O'Clock for fulI-
cured. unless otherwise ttlrcitEti:
, 1881-03-16
MINING NEWS.

Hpsctat iHipatth 10 The Chtta1o Tribune.
3InsrnH. March 15.-ln mining shares, Cnlumct
s. lfcclA ntirlnccd from e43 to 2io, which was bid
ut tho close; PownbIc ntvanccl l, to IL: Hruns-
Wick antlmnt,y ats, to.l: Duncan y, to !; syoa.
more Springs + III. to ~: Eoppur Fts ccll nod
i. to i5A; Silver ta!ct y. to 25!a: Huron Il, to
W. All0ucz Il. To Eli: AfadlsOn =. To /; Qulnuy
4, IN :t!a{. utlors IA bcfurc.
ll0srn%. March H.-Allniug stocks cloaod rs
, 1881-03-16
SPECULAT 6.
CREATIONS IN STOCKS.

John A DODGE & CO.,
RaDtrrs and brokers, M. II Wn-st.. New York. buy
lid c4rty 7,ocks on to Per eSnt 'na.9n' u1f wun
suTe FrOCK I'ityILEt2Ea Mt reasnnhbio rhtes IN
which T.; &n cnn TO !ny!Ntca. Fn1l Information On
application. nnd Financial Llnpnrt snnt 1kNn.
, 1881-03-16

T{AlnTEt1 :
aetiyu aafns ths woek, das = a,os bays.s r hSya
c,illsttcr.ly ieH. linn taL Ut last xeek. AnDthor
EaI.crh,1n ns beth nlndu In prices. md the dccnc
Irt tlr'ush,lt ths entire IL: must b rcn9rtsa =:
lumer. UuAIgs1 manifest m usYpnt ddalra " roll and
manufacturers corresponding tDltic&nc0 to p1r.
C,l.. u result the market cusea McaE and 1n@
ketkfcu,h