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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-02
TrLFGPAPHIC NOTES.
MEETING DEATH IN A REsTAURAN

MEETING DEATH IN A RESTAURANT.
TcSs I4Ms ase y c dead while eating n restaurant
to-day FATALLY STABBED IN INDIANA.
SuFrRYyIlIF Ind Nov. Marsh Goodrich was
fatally stabbed in liquor shop last night by Matt Wagner
RECEPTION TO JUDGE FoLGER POSTPONED.
GTNOA, n. Y, Nov. 1.-The reception 10 Judge
Hi'''O" "'s SUDDEN DEATH IN THE STREET,
r ", rosrect who was in town juror IN the Superior
Court, Court fei dead in the street this afternoon
A SHIP WRECKED IN THE CHINA SEA.
BosToN. Nov. 1.-The ship Humboldt, Captain
RSynS from hPns Pares Ree esq The China Sea- A'
DISAPPOINTED BURGLARS. .
CrNcNNArI, Nov. 1.-Burgars, this morning, e. blew &
away before they secured any part OF ito con-
tents CRUSHED BEYOND RECOGNITIoN.
WuKEsBARRE, Pa., Nov Trevor Harris .l ,,ya was
TsSa recognition. iiii '
LAUREYCEvILLE H., Nov ALBERT Nichols shot
and killed John Lenehau at farm five miles from here last
night hnSh we're dt"r naViugI WSp attention
''''' JUSTICE BoYNToN's SUCCESSOR
COLUMBUS, Nov. 1.Nlcholas LongTorth, OF !; en-. n.
Cear was 9PpSnSss Ted by y the Governor OaAy 10 I'LL
THE CHARGES AGAINST MAYOR MURPHY.
ALBANY, Nov. There is no truth IN the Ieport,
hat the % Of Toy lie has not YET reached any
sion in the and does not expect 10 for some me
W
CINCINNATI Nov All the rolling mills are pre-
rarin o resume work that tho matter Of prices has
oed nv agreement. Fires have been started In three
Of the nils and It expected wOrk viii be resumed in all Of
'1''' BILLED OVER GAME OF CARDS
CLARKsVILLE, Tenn, Nov. f.-George Luter Was
killed last night OF Cherrys station by Mn9h LACQUER Inc
,a heen cards, aud quar- lsd hatcher drew
reVoIyer and fired three shots, killing Luter instantly
Hatcher escaped
SUIT FOR A SHOE PATENT
BosToN, Nov. 1.-Andrew j. kce, an insane a. per,
tbre soe manufacturers of Lynn for &250u0 damages
bad upon the OF the steel shank for shoes The ntn
Claims The ownership the patent covering the shank
SAFE ROBBERY IN CoNNEcTICUE
Nrw-HAVEN. Nov. 1.-Three masked burglars
ohhed the safe Hutchinson Co, In Branford OF $500
Sst night They bound and bindioded Charles H. Hill,
mariner who In the store and made him undo the com
binaton They aferwar came " this cty and fled to New
| York. . x.xr,x<o,.,,~,,, ~, ,e,,rD
CINCINNATI, Nov. la motion to quash the IN
dietment shers posse for killing Mayor Cole OF 40
Iomo Ind on september 10. wh he was in the act o.
breaking our mill made at hokomo yesterday any
snsane posse indicted for murder In ktho ShTo
degree.
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RESCUED BY HIS DAUGHTER.

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 1.-InformatiOn was
received here to-day that Colonel Romsdell, United
states Marshal for this district, was dangerously
wounded by bull yesterday, on his farm in Chesterfield
County He engaged at the time IN gettns MS cat
M tgstbar vben the bulI attacked him. and but for the
timely Interference OF his daughter who drove tine ami
nal on he would have been killed. As II IL, he is Dady
inurcd about head face body and arms and suffers
much pain internally His injuries are considered quite
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O'CONNOR IN CONNECTICUT.

WATERBURY,, Conn.,, Nov. IA procession,
composed Of a military company, the local Land League
three temperance and other Irish societies, escorted t.
p O'Connor to the City Hall this evening The streets
we're thronged with people The hall was packed, and
the enthusiasm the audience unbounded Mayor
elect Kendrick presided, and several Roman Catholic
priests and prominent citizens occupied seats ON tne
niatform The Rev Lawrence Walsh this city, treas
urer of the National Land League reported that up TO
date he had sent 500 600 TO treasurer Egan az Parls
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THE ENGLISH FLAG AT YORKTOWN.

LONDON, Nov. 1.-The international ArDi-
traton and Peace Association passed resolution to-day
recording It's satisfaction with the salutng OF the Eng
lish flag at Yorktown Such an incident the resolution
says is unparalleled in history and must ever remain Oh
deep international interest. IL regards the a9t as
weghty and significant testimony TO the eterna ODvlo
OF all animostes resulting from the War OF indepenn-
ence and "a emphatic expression OF the pro1heily
love existing between England and America
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MILWAUKEE CIGARNAKERs ON STRIKE.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. 1.-The cigar
makers OF this city, working in nearly 200 shops, and
numbering 900 men, struck TO day for an advance In
piecework averaging dollar per thousand cigars
made At the close of business tonight fortytwo OF the
factories had acceded 10 the demand. The largest es
tablishment. Observation-Disclosures CO.-has not yet
Welded. The union here claims 20 have $4,000 IN ts
treasury. The acting in very orderly manner,
and say they win conduct the strike on business prnci-
pies They expect their lead to be followed by the cigar
makers all the country and claim that they can
ho outin indpfluiteV.
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MINISTER H4MLTN ENTERTAINED.

BosroN, Nov. This afternoon number
of fricnds of the Hon. Hannibal Hamlin. of Maine,
limited states Minister to Spain, entertained HIM az
dinner In this city. Among those present were A. W.
wood oliver Ames T.. s. TObey, John W. Gambler, MEM
her OF Congress elect, and selwin y. Bowman.
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ARCHBISHOP PURCELDS CONDITION.
IpY rELEGRArH ro THE TRIBUNE.I ]

CINCINNATI, Nov. 1.-The reports of the rap
dlv falling condition Of Archbishop Purcell exsgge-
rated His condition ia practically unchanged since an
actual improvement which took place some weeks ago.
He ia able to converse with his attendants and takes
daily drives through the adjoining country This infOr
nation is from the highest authority.
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ACCREDITED TO TWO COUNTRIES.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 1.-Chang Chao Yee
the new Chinese Minister TO the United States is also
accredited to Peru whittier he will proceed after settling
arrangements at Washington Tor MS permanent
rge
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A FRANCO-ITALIAN TREATl

PARIS, Nov. 1.-At a Cabinet council to-day
NJ Tirard Minister Of Agriculture and Commerce. in-
formed his colleagues OF the approaching satisfactory
conclusion OF the negotiations for commercla treaty
with Italy.
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Mahomet false prophet has placed himself under the
protection Of the French Consul owing to the sheiks
having voted his death BY the advice OF the Consul the
editor will leave Egypt on Wednesday for France.
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THE TROuRI. .Es OF AN EDITOR.

CAIRO, Nov. 1.-The editor of the French
paper Egp which was recently suppressed for calling
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RUNoRs CONCERNING Mr.. GLADSTONE.

LoNpoN. Nov. 1.-Iho Standard says: We have
the best reason for the belief that Mr.. Gladstone
contcmplatcs Tc-ignng the Chancellorshp of the
Exchcquer shortly. and there are also grounds for
tha belief that he mcditltcs retiring altogether
from official Iiie'
The PdN 4aU Gd:ciic this evening says the state
mcnts OF The Sia1d1rd regarding Mr.. Gladstones )
intention 10 retire from Office wholly groundless
Relative TO the rumorcd Ministerial changes, Mr..
Gladstone, replying to a correspondent telegraphs
as follows: There is nothing of any kind to be
added to my public declaration on this subject"
This refers to Mr.. Gladstone's speech at Leeds on
October 7. when he said that it was not for him,
whose life was drawing to its inevitable close, to
anticipate the long future they desired for him. but
he would leave the affairs of tho country IN the
hands of men in whom il had confidence.
The Standard saws that in the event OF Mr. Glad
stone resignng the Chancellorshlp OF the TX
cheduer the Right Hon. Hugh {. Chllders, the
present Secretary of State for War, VIII succeed
him and Lord Northbrook, First Lord OF the Nd
miralty will take the War Office, and SIR Charles
Dixie Under Foreign Secretary, will probably take
the Admiralty office RumOrs similar TO those
printed in The Standard relative to Mr.. Gladstones
retirement. etc, are reproduced IN some OF the pro-
vincial papers but influential Liberal organs, such
as The Manchester Guardian and The Letds Mercury
ignore them.
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THE AGITATION IN IRELAND.

LONDON, Nov. IA troop ship will leave Ports
mouth to-day with $50 men to reinforce various
regiments in ireland.
Orders have been received at Athlone to have a
flying column in readiness to proceed Immediately
to any part Of Westmeath or RoscommOn.
The Dublin FrcemaRs journal says that Mr. Parnell
was suddenly seized with violent spasms on Sunday
and had great suffering for several hours.
The same newspaper predicts that the Land Court
will fail, because Of the overwhelming mass of
business.
Mr.. 4. NJ. Sullivan has consented to withhold his
resignation as member of Parliament for Meath for
some time. because an election at present would in
convenience the Parncllitcs.
Tho Town Council of Waterford has conferred the
freedom of the city npon Mr.. Dillon.
The latest accounts of the shooting afray at Bel
mnlct County Mayo last week. when the police
being attacked fired upon the people, show that
two persons are dead and twenty wounded, re-
ncWal of the disturbances is feared and reinforce
ments have been sent
A butcher named Duff has been sentenced to death
for the wur,ler of policeman III street brawl on
September 10.
A military force has been sent TO Belmullet from
Ballina to quell the disturbances Police have been
drafted from all quarters The workhouse has been
converted INTO barracks.
The Archbishop OF Tuam in n sermon on All
Saints Day to-day condemned the teaching of the
doctrine OF mo rent" in uusparng language.
The first decision under the Land Act was given
az Monaghan to-day The Commissioners after
viewing The holding in the reduced the rent to
90 slnllings Tor the next fifteen years.
THE RELEASE OF MR.. SEXTON.
Mr.. Sexton has been released from prison. cor
tiiicate was given by his doctor that further con-
linement would cause his death.
PARIS Nov. 1.-Mr. Egan states that ubstantial
support continues to be received from America and
Australia. The Land League, he says, does not in
tend 10 establish permanent centre IN any part OF
France. MIR. Biggar is hero.
LONDON, Nov. 2.-Tke Standards Dublin dispatch
SAYS: The Government have discovered the de
lnquent who conveyed Mr. Parnell's last manifesto
from Kimainham Jail"
Constable Delaney has been committed for trlal
for an uuprovoked assault made by him in the re-
cent disturbances IN Dublin.
Mr. PaincI has been unanimously elected char
man of The Corl, Chamber OF Commerce.
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EFFECTS OF THE FAILURE IN THIS CITY.
ATTACHMENTS AGAINST TIE NEWARK BANKS coll
LATERAL SECURITY IN NEwYORK.
Deputy Sheriff AaTons received three more at
tacbments against the Mechanics National Bank,
of Newark, yesterday, in favor of the Peoples Bank
of New-York, $29,375; Corn Exchange Bank,
$13,669 TO- and James G. Clarke, 1912 CO. The at
tachments have been levied upon collateral secur-
ties in possession of the Mechanics National Bank
of this city, t3oGalue of which is about 100000
The latter baHD has made loans upon it TO the
extent Of 100000, which will leave a sur
plus of 100000 to satisfythe attachments.
Charles +. Hunter, president of the Peoples
Bank, was asked last night how the broken bank
came to owe his bank the amount for which the
attachment issued. He replied: "The Me-
chancs Bank of Newark, has been our collecting
agent for thirty years. In all that time it has
never missed sending US our money at stated times
when collections were made, until the present
trouble occurred. Ii has been remarkably prompt
and accurate. We viii not loose the full amount
stated in the attachment case, as find that the
remittance which we made on Saturday was re-
ceived in Newark on Monday aud returned tn ma
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CINCINNATI, Nov. IA motion to quash the IN
dietment OF the shers posse for killing Mayor Cole OF ~
komo Ind. on September 10, WHINE he was In the act
breaking into our mill made at kokomo esteidey ~
degree.
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FOREIGN.
spteial Dtspateh 10 TIE Chseaoo 7ritune.
i,rttrpo;. t,cc. E,-lt:D 4. n.-EL0uit-No. !, list
Aa2 1s IT,
tpns So l. tDs I'd; No, 2, IL 1ttl white. M. l. Ius tti;
x1x is III: club No. lis ID; No. 4, lh lid. Corn,
hIM
rRvyss1nSs-I Fork 55s. I.nrtt. It's.
I.yEHloo.~ lice. EE-i::U y. m.-lsfoadHtuas lnWcr.
wbcACInb. lEsalls Id; ~!ntor. ls SIel 'ls: white.
MtiaNkAl. Corn. IA 19t&i. Wcather dry and enid.
t1YEnitInr~ Inc. SH-l.usd-pslmu
wt,tefn dull ut ~ Ai .... ........
Tv.rES11SE-sp!sits 1T 1.ntl.on duIl nt 4oA ~.
uAA1S-Yhrnt-Nn. white hull A. i1s lsf. Corn-
Hl1ed dull nj s. ia'as.
uvENron1,. Hno. l3-Evenlnu-t -tnrrpS~-I,nli Mt
tp|s%D l1.1h; sniet EfxA batesi speculation md cx-
epY, 1.uU; AMERICAN. iIm
Bnrtbsri'pFS-9maa1 bns!ntss nk Inwcr rrIccA.
California whI.n whcnt, 1daps I'd, 10 club. los Jul
gltt I'd; Winter red Western, IUs ad9l1s R1. Corn
yer Western lHlxrd. 5s iU16d.
PsoyIsloSs-Encon-I.ong clear. 4ssi short cloari
e. Lar1-hmerfca h7H.
TAusa Asn FAal.lcs-At Manchester dull
1lycEIrss-PaAt thsoe days: Wheat, r..too centass
American, 17h,0M
iDYpoS-nec. Observation-Disclosures 63facd.
ltSsEEn Oti.-2ta !:lGt.3*.
TrnrESrISE-Spls!sa. Ays ID.
AsrwEnr, Ilcc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ths following were received by tho Chieugo f1oard
atrtadu: ..-.-'
ltfrnroo1, nee, Et-l:aa p p.n.:-Waat.er .lry md
ii slap IL olSsis ii, white. lJs Gltfios !d Corn
LisEllrout. I3ec.. ta--Whent-Hettcr tone, rod
tlulsf hh I'd; NJ spring. I'm "a: NJ. . sl,'. il ltA
somt-Whrat duIl nnl easiot fG,t wintor declined III
I'd Sv 2stinx III. turn firm pt Ill n.Ynntu III ur-
4ssi 4 ssta "Ss tHs fcs ss r. I s5f 5 osss ss ii
d Taiox. ~ ID. Choess. ssa III. isef iii ssi
toSls.S. Dec, R.,i.IyEnr@,,ol1-|Yts @ |Ytsat-l:athar
l1NE-Caruoes AfI conat- Wheat unlet; falr nvat1.N
Au3spfln1, 51A Gt! fair nvexo reh wItGr, h.sa ia
u1ed. a.. cargoea on 1In*AaaG-Whea niiNt. Turn
!stonF Good whipping tn!fornta wheat ast shipped.
Anss!eae mixed cosn f.. prompt ssinn'et Iy taIl ~
feaeh ahado dearer. PnFh-Wheat at,d a0ur tittli.
, 1881-12-14

5pttfll Dts0atth to The chItdoo 1rtbuHs.
SEw ronE. nec. Observation-Disclosures
ohtpeculaslre nccouns, developing most decidedly
ht the da5. but TO fair extent. for export. IT.
Aoasser. heavy unAetted PRICES. No. 2 rod opened
Oh he option list ut m adynnee 1T auont J<cn hu
but 'ooa !ost tho early sa'n. nnd reccdcd
unnch n 7ltlc n ou on frao and urgent onortnsa
nd accounts Of rtnnwed and nDtAhle heavlness nt
III West. followed fnto In tho nttornoon by a very
sharp fa1y. fully N1!](c hu from Tho inwnst figures
astte DAY. helped In pnrt by tho revival Of interest
d The 1orsn OF nctunl tratlnz on the part OF
ts'oss buyers. which seHaed to ga,ekcM
Htsdatl7e purchasea. In Robd part 10 provide fur
Outstanding contracts, lcnvlnG on. Us rule, steady
1lhe Aitancc. ttter grades OF winter wfient moved
aott Of !sts in sympathy Nth No, : rod, but at
ustssd only refy nodcrnte share OF attention.
se'ns wheat has boon mora sought after. ohieAy fur
talpnent, and thwhri tho closD ut somoThnt atouh.
kf pfieda. Sa!cs Reported of 2,;JtM bR.
NO. rcd now nd hld rules, respectively ut $l.A9(2
lt anu tl.%2dsl.4A u1oBlng nt fll3, old rule. nm
IltlH BID. new rn!oi do Decenlbes, Ilnw ruie, ut
tlthslfA, cloalng at IL bid nnd &4y4 askod; do
!ahuasy At fl.&2N&at.4. closing At az nskeh and
n%ss e.a; 10 February ut ea.+sK8l. &74 clohlng nt
n*A I'D and $!,ss4 uskedt do Anrch Mt tt.s7s{slsg
closing Ut slty; No. ! rod,. new a,,d old
ntes' 1t t.3t91.s5. uHgrnaed rcd nj N.!aa!4?,
y 10 qualify; pOatei went at Till; No. =
.assgo sprlnR prime, IN store at Il. Mo. 3tis-
su3en spring tfnlr qualIsy}. IN stnEa. at f3t No.
tes It s@3!@:I: unprnded spr!uR A. tilt. Corn
1aahe'' roAchca l!tuFnl n9xreaate, cbioty In tho
Of ortlons, ut variable rsces. particularly for
~ ~ Rfsae Ut No. =, which receded through
m ~, e1s'1ss ,n'1;a, srna,ns sn about h4Ao bu.
~ evennxs figures In Instances ginning slightly.
~ saa eastnR 0 ,rIy. enca rcportu,t of l,l.Un bu.
snsa Western unxsndcd At E1to, M IL qunllsy ai1d
~ne,uon' ch'eiy ut 7ks7lu; No. wl!lu Ut sjo, yot
~, ~ Southern thow) from dock at ,Uo, Cats decned
II I'm MINI t1Jna
n,e' nsss.au'e' closing moro 1lrnlly. 6Aict 70.
s'"sa % 2ta'al0 bn. Whlso Western ungraaed
..,o,ai si*sste; mixen Wcstorn unRraaed
sssies white State At bessc Al to quxty} mixod
y. s1esie Rye has been In very moderate do
e1a barely steady rElces. catlots sotd at Vluao;
~ ~" .ne prl1ao htate ut nc, Hurley ruling weak
%.sted %sAfssted brissncas. No. lCanain at f,lN: PRINT
L. state At II t!; rocoDty fair to ycry cholcc
ttns. ' Nv 'S~'''>' wv '3'&so' ~ VA
r,s, r,a,s1sloSa-1fuR proIucta moro fr eoty dna.t IN
.aa' sa'! 1hFoush tho Iato afternoon. At somewhat
fsfeu fssff m4 S@t .,rsKaf rrscas Western ork
G. ss5s' ii Sd sss :ss s Ss$ !;
ssst ysgss;ss ssg3ss i =:
ssstta II tSasltetsa ,ax FqrS. TftsS s6Saje
"a .cla paf ''S tssr ssws spa'S u Il sasss Sasn
:ss sss,s.ss1;,' :,, sss.'' ssss% .ssa s
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QroIst - ,ttsa:9tH us Inv III II ILd, t1tl npujants
, 1881-12-14

CINCINNATI, Doc H-CorroS-Es1ler, but not
quDtably IDwer; 1l}ke.
Fl.uCn-IloavY and uncllanred.
GHAlS-Wheat dull md tanvy; No. rod winter,
fl51. Corn dull; shade l0wer; No. mlxcd, UtM:a
Gs1&r. Oats stcady, No. mixed. 90. lsye qulot;
$ltl1}&. Hnrfay ttHlII $i.C7 -
PiHiv vtatDS1-Pnfk dill and iower: tl7.9s3I7.tD,
qntnt ind unehnDN91.
WItihMs s-HteNdy Rnd nrn atf II; cOnblnn ton sa!ea
OF HnfshGd NiUtfB. lat hrlK. III t0 1nsI1 Ut 4LA
HurIEA-Dull aHa Aro1pnG: UNCHANGED.
, 1881-12-14

TOLEp0. O.. t,ec ia-UIlAIS-Wheat ateady; No.
roi SPOT &.ia14; TanunrY tl',4, February. fl.3t:
sarclf. s,Hs{; April, &I.IA C1ru intl;Nn. \ sput.
flos J}uceniber and January held ut Cle, Mny numl-
nnitf taNc.
C,oyE,t.sExp- = $4.s, mammoth. ss,2i; rEluls,
&5Ga
cI.osEn-Whoas higher; No. = rcd. necembor, II S'>a
bid, Hit nsked; January, $ll14: Fnhrunry. tls4f,
aaIsn, sMdN AT t!rn qnIst: NJ, st"t tel g It!.s:
ferM4ry. btdi Mny. N,4g BID. u5ac nakol. tla,s
dull: No. =. &c hll 4s4G AEkEd
HEcEITr*-WAnnt, 4t.1U bus corn4 l7sn0 bn: 0nts.
0,fu ht,. ~.
sM!t'MESTs-Wboat.S Sv'o uu; corn, laoOo tu, oats
lXQ Au,
, 1881-12-14

H1lAnrH1tst. ln.. DIT. Market
srcMt'Y G1rltrt intisrrRn1ar: "nGd nj declined
IN stete, ctnhctt Mt k'ttt, ttrnl, an!rA. Ltilut.
>I'lTrktli!tl, IN. Ih,r crate
r petlsni United rgrlitTtca !iAtttsads cIused ut
rl1NtviLi.K. I'M, lMp. E.-lIk1 ftl-s s1punc ut
htfnt hiHr*t S.to fnmesf. et',ted c; sEtft-
n'Unts. 6ISsb bn1ca! ra,A, 7A,thL
, 1881-12-14

NEW ORLEANS, icp4 ia-1MA1N-Cotn nrkcr, 7E8a
6Co. Oats hIstisri TIC
HAY-fiood domanl ut townr Eatcsi prtu,e aa3.u0da
2IDu; cllu!ce. RS uNi 4it; sttict!y fancy, Ei.00
rNovik1oSH-Poek dnlt and lower; $ttic!H Hulk
meats 9uats shoulders lawesi laosa, MSti pAckads
.qltgckMIEs-susar qaiet md weatt fair 70. fulf{
fAr Gh4{k1(oi iltiI!H tu fhDGe 1HB7Au+ M0fAssA
netIxe AI. and hiRer fntr, I44!g; prime to chuice.
4tNt51o.' !!lee tieiu1Fi LuulA1nna, t3iu
uttler3 uhctanG01
, 1881-12-14

fErI.n!E.,: :--t}nl'st Int tleHs1y; ':ni!ed, E1&c;
c.Htr. ftttti tfr: rrI1Hpt1, 1lks. - - : -
TAI.tnw.tin'!tt; liz. at,tl!e: s,t1ss<a
d!EaiS-i,ull mn! Mnat: t.2Ft1!t
Tt.!!rENTiSE.-i,nlt nn1 fnwgrt h+tsi;ic.,
ti.1yis'%Ss-i.1rk M nalet md utIc!,n'itc'l. Inf
! I!"lnlet pSei :!'rt tu. 'aa t.a1i siuad5s pfne
H!t1-rEM-ht..aIy for eil0IfbI i9alir.
ElI1:Ese-Qulot hui 4tonnJt ht6pil5fc+
, 1881-12-14

5 fs"t I;;z: 'S"r': 1:,;* 'a!:: WV:
+nsS""ss II t1r,n}., stiA%s&,At. IT,.
ii lI,,.rIl,t. lIl1; rlnainnta, 10; ncltrn md
lhiT muu, ri riiIra tiBtvf, JIEkG1l{ xUA pnck.
f'lor.f n Is ii; light fhpnlsts. hdts;.HLs
Et' IStltANAttlf,tA
.,.x,rD,,tH lnt. Dpc H-fInGs-Wcnk rack-
IA sblrpu. 4hGotisa3l rrccns, nom shlpinuntS
III ytoudf bn& in cinrnCt rotora, G4]E a1,ls,-
ren,s'ii s'iiiisFlrn, mn, unchanged: rccetnss 1 ship.
Ernp, w. t,Sc,sHArr.
,,.r,xxS7t, Drt. El-liUns-i,ni1i cnnltnnn md
t;jxtts{at; packlHu mid butchers ttaGHt rr-
Hsnt HIst. S.fN; shlpnlentA. I'LL
, 1881-12-14
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. ia.-FE0t1tt-f>ntl and I'M
cAh9u1. ityu ifnlr uncl,anEbd.
tiHAiS-%hnn opo,,oh hrW. but ru3oa dull mud r.
reguiar. cosed sio nmur; No. rcd. 0Dvnturi Il. t
MI. = red, Nccnntor. tt.lll:s}ps tan,Inry st.stl{a
talt FUbEuary. H. tSal4,1. Cnrn tuIt; declined u
tla; oIh sn'l. ycltou trnck 7ftS as2oi DO wottarn
,nlxe, t5aek 7Ic' 20 stu1,neE YNc: - NJ, t tc-
ChihrtH
l'RilrtktDNs--t}uli. 1.arl flpIn1nnr unchanged.
RfTTEtI-1net hut ktenuyI dairy extra, :f!ve3jc.
t.fift4.-WeAt9rtt fresh trll and unchanged.
EtEEHE-Qnini.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
WiitsKf-FiFul md unchanged.
=, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: hVn hEs. wheat, 4Sn but corn,
bitltttESTs-NDHG.
, 1881-12-14
tlfkSs GtIflflG.

SEw r0hK. I,ac. IT, fsnsIne.s continues pnrt
with n.tekAgn hnnsts ami ,Isht will, tnber*. C,tfan
md w!Ioie, g,ts and shirts md tnwcss ar.s nIns1ng
ettA'tify Ner.tuHt N lMck Dsrs. md prIesk
!ritts a1Il1s nu0is T,tIct FaticY holiday KUOds
lnlfty hGtIre.
, 1881-12-14

PEORIA, Ill.,. Dec. ll-GltAlS-Corn ssehdy, high
mlxed. ta]sai14at ntxea t!,4as'Ko uats ataady for
No. : white. ltyo stoadyt M. 4 Mt tI.0o
flI0IIWlNxK-Efri1 at Sl.tS, .... .... .-.
NECEIlrrN-W4e w bu. c0En, ~ a:21 bu; oats, 1850
but ry0. Ito bni barleJ. 2Ax bu.
BHIpAESra-Wheat n0i11i corn, u, SO buf nsty 7uQ
but rye. laN but tnttoy, hon1
, 1881-12-14

Lor1Ry1LEE, Dec. H.-torruN-Eteady Mt tl9fc.
FLouh-Du1; extra. u. .uI5sh1e pxtrn family SLi0a
Go; \ NJ. 10. ..Qa1.'t; clolca fancy, Il Hda4. .u
-uKAlS--Whaat quiet ut 3A totn atcady; No.
white, t0t1ci do n.txed. ts{c flats quiet; M.
whltn: fo' do nIxoa. 4sc. ltYe III fhlr dunand1 M
FIjvtstoSa-ross nnd lari n0nlnn!. tuk meats
kchtaFt tlond ets Nuns: cgnf rib c Cl0aF N!drs Fc
Bac,lu-c!aAr tib, llqkI+ 14atns-suHnr'eurcd, III.
Hooi-DufI Ut jI!naua5. Recolpts, ls91.
, 1881-12-14

spsetat Ut.pafth to Tat Chicago 1tfbuns.
KANSAS CITY. pec. ls.-0HAlN-Ths Irics Egrytnt
ruportss Wheat-ltceeipt.. lG5ss bu; shipments H..
ols; neatort NJ !. cash. @ @sset Jannsry, Ssaj ~ y
nry,. tLxlH, Cofn-ltecsipia. 1871 Iut snipmsnta,
l0,lk26At loM0r, N0. \ eash W. ~, January. 63fc,
, 1881-12-14

;cri wn-hsll rGm,tua irInna, Hl5c; unna<tte. III"
4.,t:stc: i'ura, ;tl1:tr.
F!&sThN.ljr y.--sYuufs atnn.1 ttfih unchanged.
, 1881-12-14
11E7T1t1ftT.

DETROIT, Mich. lice. Observation-Disclosures.
1MAtN-WhAat unsottgdl No. whte caata ant Do.
cembar. SLJpls JanunFy, flaa3i3t.asxt February,
st,91Mt MAroh, tl+pHi Arrtt. *l.k4l May, Sitl$.
aulpAkATA-WhqAt u0uq,
, 1881-12-14

8pfetat Dfspdseh to Tas Ghaedqo Tribune.
EL0lS, ILL.,, Dec E-un tho Hoard of Tfhdo today
butter opaned Ut 10 tor creamery II saiss were
made u that t3xuEe than tho market bEokB s0msHh
sAtus m9dh VI ", salo ut gathered
buttqr at w. md one " I0Nn 1uttsf At <lu. Tho
Markos for chosy0 Hhx auttEG; salus. regular Alto
~ butter = ma a1 ba3v. ohe9.s q 1H@9cI
6lQCk4 &en tQla plO1q,
, 1881-12-14

TUI rENr1NTs. -,
Wtf.MrS0roH. E.C- Dec. a-srtHtrs ur TrIrES.
TtHE-ttJU bid.
, 1881-12-14

INDIANAPOLIS, nsu .Mt-0MA1x-syheat DIM,
s!,.:alu1K Corn sleaar, 819t:c, osts steadyt ~