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, 1881-08-23

Sptsial Diapatth to Tha Chicago Ittburt.,
slW fo'tk, Aug. 2l.-0ttAtN-WAsat-W
s0tas ses1 variable azalu, influenced ~ Groat part
s eea1s Of speculation Ut the West, on an sosIvo
~v'eaaaL mostly In tho option 1ns, though more
~ inquiry hns bcen nulod chiefly for No. white
=. o 40. red Which Gradea warp wsntpd IN molor-
ssteat Tor thu Continent and Natte waahinatun
"s1.n v.h. Is 10 The condition Of President Garfield
lug. we're watched With Rr1at soIlotuda. hui their
Ts" % ehapinx prices III tic speculative l'st,
sa.onzh fhs oaEllor trading tho course ut va'uea
- ao"nWard. the decline On No. red having
n.s.,at *ooat aAoaAo a bu FROM tho lntost fRurss
ssostutuaf, on frto and urRent oEurihgs, chiefly In
epseaattTe interest. Through tho late afternoon
s'S were worked up nuan vory rapidly, In sympathy
Il. us removed and doclaed buayannr at tho Wos
ths an on tho option 'lst from tho ,owe>t point Vt
.nn Ing extreme oloss. however, prices
~ a ,!iaaed about !0!sio per bn.
ss..s heas5 and irregular mnrkst, HprINg
jSs. ~ bonn moderately sought nfter md quoted
ttsat sa!ea reported Of 2,s1aom hut No. roA at
i,'u i,'usasA c'os!nx At tlGl askut Mo, rcd Vt fl.ua0
4cs,: Vs!ly st elsost+0S+ uloalnR vt el<o bIlt d0
d. Nsa'fsl.I, closing At s6o a. tho bost htdt
utsas ap'mbes ~ at st.zl}4ai.+9N. closing at slal
id ,p,1a.. So oeso9or ut 11*'Aal.4'M. closing a
iSM aa0, closing at stts.4s lu Docsmbpr Ut 81. .4ea
~, ,eoslag II tl.%a a4kudt t,o steamer grndo 1t
tnds y, I, 70, rod At il.sssl. .fsl's. do steamer
ssalt, atsi. y. unaradcd rod ~ yt.+l, ~ 20
ssn.. mostly ut u 2sal No, Chicago Ana MI.
1os ~ spsaa " staFo aud ahoat at II clos
CON- soaat t|'ns ungsstlsd sprtug vi Sl.221t. .W
man, T. y. ~ asaree ot uctlvity reported In cora.
paces Ms opnon lne, but also VI voEy unsettled
thons.v .vPehiax .s with bronx os lH0Sc \ bu And
ae MI, attetIoon ral!y u abaut Tho extpnt uf
l,n ~ ,oss On tho Ucsubpr option, and hardening
asd "ae. as"s options, tn ruaot sharply to hcssnesa
lss;m mson n,s. near Tho qloko. Batos reported Of
RXc :, oas ml1*d Western unKralod ut es@
sss,n.s - 70 70 qualify ana conditlon1 Nov York
t9fe, a. @laea ~ sa: No. WhIto At 7a0
d.s,n ~ a%te yo!law Ut 797ao. osts iess frae,1
Mt % saa s satouah tho carly trading declined 1A2c
apton H.. uas sMbsaquently hardened slightly on tho
tonsd n, ~ :, nn'ytnx shout H1hu pas bu. Hales rc-
Ell ms wsstsFa paxrsdtsa :. M
sss.G = III tSsaSs sa;S @t1eS ststS a. 4as. Htq w;
iak aa1Q;Is%MM r. uufh hiRhes pf!oos thus tH'pe1.
9nma Nj il 49, OaAt lna4s 44uteI w ~ al.tt 31e
Wetsrn n1nwEo1 produeta l0ss acttyo and weak.
IT, ass w! AHsy,: Az @ptions s ss s1S}s r.
Viz Ill s. Sas rt nea's n lsnsR4 ", A. s!ss1
hs%a 4 sshor!dsf4 y, ,Ae an nd ,.1, %
vii ills fYE or iary dsitys,fg; 1yssyisHa ssSsH
: " gggQn Aas lSss nrtl,v pSsiHsa. noigI,
, 1881-08-23
LOUISVILLE.

IauIsvttLn, Aug. 22.-CoTroS-Qnett ltNo.
FJo,rIt-Fenl, exttu, s17a0+oD, extre lal!1Y, *sM'
,lpo 10 ED d. 60al0li fancy. G7s cloca fanoY
falDs1uu, patent s1.5n4k0, -,
'0NAjs-Whent atyady Rt sl.alssisH. Corn arnt No.
awhlo. 72et No sixod. No. Oats h'saeFi new +Se.
II ''{na6yIsi1SaESteaa Pork nominal, laEl INA
olSar sidss, ilJi3, Observation-Disclosures. eis:F rib
eIiIE5t clear, III. III. llunE-HugRE~cnrsd, tyM&I%a
WlitHKY-4uQtt III ,
, 1881-08-23

1tALrtMovt,.' tu1. aa-FL0uit-Qulot and tiru.
NIAIS-Whcat-Wcs lDwrr. etxInE ssenlvs
No. winter rcd .pot a,,1 Ansust S54i aep-
tas.par $1s sLS9N, t,c.ohcr, ss. is14, Nnve,-
Ae., ait4l{c bid. corn-Wcstcrn luwer IND |nactyHs
nlxaI smut nominal, Aupltt, lD14e, sicpt0mher. ta
10Ac, uetobur, 7i}Sai!c NuroEbersl uuss sseady
western white. 4s1suc, mlxod. *s149e. h7o Moro
uctivu; E44atM.
iAY-Sip.s.iy and tlrtn. ... ,,,,
f'ittivIIti,NF- - SIeA.Iy. PUrk-Nrss, &tAaA, hnik
homitass a,,a e!cMr r rn ., s;es II. laTH1 a1ss
ilanIr, i1xsaI!Nu. !.atd. tnftte.i, l!alC. ,;c,,a
iIltJrEH-FirH1t cflulcU HeBt1rt4 HTt.as N&.lC+
iETIs,t.i:i'M-.i,u uni monllnnss rctlte1 iN915ko:
{1tf1CEitilH-{sfgD ntlut nld stgaGy lsot caf{oass
tp}{Rl9}lc. ancnr htrnY, koft VIZ.
NtljHkr-Flrl Mt u Ak
TIiHltiilTs-'i0 i4verIK,nl, dull.
HECEttTs- Flour ,4tI hrta, wheat. 1pD 10 but corn
SI.tpMESrs- Heat. I'll II JilI corM. l7:i hu.
tALEa-iYheat, t,uu!. ~ nut; cutn M'.Jts ba.
, 1881-08-23

MttwAuxnr. Wia.,t AuR. &.-F1.ou1t-fcaloctad
mud nonitAaf. go.
QlAtN-Wtieat weak nno irreguars No. y NIL
vnukso 1lnrd, nOulinali No. \ Milwaukee, $l.H'
Augual, sl.al4t September, $l.a; pctoh0r. ela3Hs
November, $l,.1it uacpmbort slx3{' No. oMl"ankee'
ill5; NJ. and rejaGtod nominal. cosn 'owor' NO.
j ~ t8o Dat. ktcuiy nj Be. Hya stf01Reri ma nt
Harley lowar NJ spF,H y n axe.f: 1Ss.f:
sl7iI hopteMheF. latt!-Htiinu stoau s1aa eash @1a
TAIIbW-Htgatly; far llemand. faW2GS.
FItEiullTA-W hsRt III l!gnnlu, 10.
ikHt:Eii'TS-Whont, AthN bnl eurn, AnW hut oats
t,tU hit. r,n. . =. nv, ,,,., o,+s
ND tH,
, 1881-08-23

tt. u,,tnt,tar HlA;r nskrd; trint,er G.}t: nshr1:
Sny.nnr, H.Yr M6ki.t!, l'rctnhnr. .: tArf. esita
:" "HrrsnS,,nS rALi Whnet nEln; ~. r,.' oct"hrr r.
N:ii,t; N"vnn,,cf. t!it"tsiH.i; bntrn.:f. sIma .u
Gts iit t)cioicr, ,le Nnvomhor fsr hid. tic Astcd'
'IGtErHifrs-whcn,, tA0n but cort IaI1s hui uats.
'm smfltassrs-whca., CAu1 Au. corn, fvu' bttl oats,
iNl1J 44,
, 1881-08-23
BLUE MONDAY.

Drop In tho EArk0t%-TJte cincinnati
ClIaue,s Slkillful 3lnnlpt1ntfons-An
Extra Tumble ln tho Afternoon,
Growing Ont OF n Fnlse 1eumor OF
tho l'rcxldett,s Dent1i-TItc Dashed
Drcaua. Of NE1lftnera and Chnniber.
,unids-eiosytp from tho Alley.
Tho t}pard- of-Tralle lnnrkets wero weak aud
unsettled yostorlny, with Il good deal OF trn1lnH
Tho lcad,ug nrticlca oponed lower anu wcak, MID
tho others quickly followed suit, tho tendency
tlywnsarl being duo oho,ly to reports that tho
President WIS worso. Thu receipts OF wheat
aud xurn W8ro also lArKcr, anu SUMO prophos!ed
thlt thosu or tho forinur would soon stlt up TO
Goo cars t1ny. Tho markets. wcTc lcss oxcste',
hut t,lItc frsky ellntsgh tu keep tho boys busy.
Wheut opened two md TWO aud d half cents
lower thun ut tho close last Saturday, antl felt
oil uuo.ner cont will. 1uitu lively ts1dtnE in tho
October future. Tho drop u,sdo tho lnn9 tel-
IerA" anxious 70 sell out boforo tho market hal
run entirely nwaytrotn tbon, anl SONG M le1l'la
cljuuo was ganorAlty thought to have g,!t down
tteIr nterest IN tho deal e9n!lt,;nK i ehleliy t.
August, which IL uunus1eti to " tns olqnn,s
stu,f un il,o saios tor Heptonbor ulil year de-
livery, which wore nuado Wncn the lnarkGt Wns
1t tle top last FFiday. OLD hea.1a say tho thing
waB
sKILLgU1.Iif stANAHED,
md yields Il handsome profit, ThIa theory. has
led i rood MAny or tho tallpts to aell out, tour.
ps at ShGas xt sif ss e sap1st ! s ~? Ely
aud receivers offered August wheat, Which a1in
II ei e sl te hFoa shenidoFod 2, r. q sita1e 1t
shorts Git yct for this mouth. H1nnl,g thnln sou.o
Ss sst rs asst s S' .tosy ,t
so1ue or tho Western railr0nd m9nt,Eors 9ro ~
lsrostea on the oIil sI1s ~ Soc"r. nSyT nse 1 IT,
Ssse ssss n9s Sess SHsPs sts Ms sy g
, 1881-08-23
11IfFEAf.n.

nttYrAL0t ", r.. Aug. 1l-tinAiN-Vefy unsettled
usld quotations 1ntrnly nominal
CANAL LFIHIulirB-u Unchanged.
, 1881-08-23

NEW OntEASH. l.u.. Auv. uv.5.-t;hTroS-9tahdys mill
tl,inv, lYic, low nl,dhllnp, 1p}4n, 4o. ordinary.
lNlnt ,et receipts 2*A ta'es nsss. an' tales' Hf'
"'tT HT. j%sujs Apf. m--cDTToS- -Hlcn,ty, mItlne.
tlsAe, fnlua. ;0 batus, fccolptA 3 es'iinsts 'o}'
MEuiiIis, Aug. N.-CUlrOx-steasly, saceIptA, y!t
talott splueHta, tilt stock, 1iti MUTUAL sales u'
isnpurthntt MdaIin4. 1t3{c.
, 1881-08-23

lITrsntsnH, Aug. E1-rErNntE'M--Acilye ana an-
cllrgntl, cnrtitieMlea nenk at 1a5ae. rehnat s3kc
rtrusytfi,H rn., Aug. :J.--t'ETuLEl'M-Upe a.
sstel lEhVs s'tc, uwsst 1tc; n!ntea T. is9n ..
alHNlU brs.
, 1881-08-23

usrnutT. M1el,., AuH. 2l.-ftoutt-Stanay md un-
changed. ....
tIi.Aix-Wl,aat Armar, No. whlso, tt29At AuRtst
aaae, September NJ sI.1Hf, uctnbor, R:altt tnn*
mt. il:fi HAsen,bor, t1.,t}ts tho yaar No.
whito aid [eA n0n'If'uI. lecopa' {9NN os14 fh'p'
Hl0itta, t4,u4 Gti.
, 1881-08-23

NEW yonK. Aug. ..-fho tnbbi,lu trnt'c continues
5a,r,y ACTIVE Thu ,lcs.aHl ut Grst Enlda Is nnly
rn,doralH. but npontA making 1arsa deliveries hf
csttun and wuulon auade Rlna,nEs shrts ana dsaW
Uts. Np, m ncuUnhe uf f1fiGt UtAHr* CattUn R10is
lrntY hph, and dcs1rlbu nsskes of woo'en aooa"
! xtGntF.
, 1881-08-23

NEW ORLEANS, Aux .A-FLouH-Qulet hut trms
suuu1t,no, ti,s;@ l,g0; xS, ts7b&6o9l XXX, Es1h@
tLU), hsRl srNttoy, 9h1ktTM
ul.AlS-Cosn t1rncr; sa2S214o. Oats In good DE-
n,lndi t}c.
cUnS-MEAL-Qnpt; $t,O .
1tAY-1ltglori pslulo. FD,uQ2t.0os choice. eIato9
.tU.
IlsUv1stoSK-ltUrk scnEce and tlrns hnld At *D.u4
Lard uuot but atsndy; tetec. sl.3s kea, tiA1A
Hulk Njen,s scarce and Ar.ut bulk H4uutlgEs 9kc.
Ec0 1ul1t but rtns shntllt1rs. s4ct clear ttg !5SG
qlHnF, IIhG. 1lAAs- -sughr.EnEad ttcHayf cahshsOds
iGtl4}$ct Wstsfnury, lsNNEtAc. .,,,u,
iGy.steadys Wassertt rectiaan, sst;u: 9st;nSI:x IN
fao, sasat1Martot ,Hl' liz fenSn. .1ss.ts a.
Hritnu 10 chnice, Hale<ot yellow elnriae1.
MnaAtos lionllna. lIIcV stuaty1 Euua 1amahd Al
lfitAN-3l.M
, 1881-08-23

WtLMISGTnS, AnE. z.-Spltirs bF TEnrENTINE-
Firm at 4ic, suft. FLU. vlEsliI, t!r. "....-..
.Wl,.MlXaroS, Aug. N.-srtiisrS or futsrESriS''-
lrs,n nj
, 1881-08-23

IT, LOUIS, Aug. 1!.-FtOtftt-.A shade eaAler' not
!nwer.
GuAtS-Hlaal opGncA lower and nntettlaa3 c0sel
htuter u,.d hsn, Nh. tcd. q casiit s'.SN
ka3f Heptelubcr1 ta+deta;t{@ ~ oct0beF' <eA
,:s,tlll November, si.sKtDt. .+ide4t neconbnr;
9i,as TIM ycnr, No, ) do. 3I.e:Jtdl.!j4, So. 10.
Sl.17. turn openel ioyer, ndsatced, and cloaou
Gl}xp August EQtJSc soptnmDer .Gieai1;c 1e!nhert
TSSatXn S0yeuur. iaauilGu Decauber, Hla G9sesG!4e
i,sauroIs cnsh; e{ta4oc sopteM.nees M ala
IWrs :sIesssS{c tin ypAr. Itya Atmi s,.lobld.
l,1:A1i-t3rit at Afxc
Enthusiastically ut {I.f.
isIiijVtttQSH-Qulft tflrnllXh0utt only JOB trade.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Rfau brlss wheat lSUN ~: corn,
1&j UU but oats, pikU bui fyEs D. w bni uafeSt 4V
Du. ,x ,,,r,,...-Au. 81 vs &.. ,.,.,
1xj hui oats, ,1N bn fye, t.un but ttFIuy uun4
, 1881-08-23

oswruo. Aua. 2a-uuAtS-Whsat stsad7. Corn
firm, No. hciu at o..
, 1881-08-23
u,0I4MI10.

Tutxno, o., Au& R7.4<lAAtN-tRhses unsettled eaa
lower coslpg hen1l No. red, spot sud Auxust
Oetobss. Sl.3l, November. st1sA' December. sL&hsl
year, tl.s. cpsp gn!stk No. A3pot. aud AoSaah eia
, 1881-08-23

rxuHtA. ul,, Aug. gA-onAtS-coFa aFnt alsa
mixvd sui ,uIxod. l0ss@Glu. Outs stoadyt nvw NJ.
whtte, %oGstc. ltYo stoadyt rev No. 'h''St'">a'
lliauwlNgH-Ftsnl 1t tbs doenoi Villa
iifcKltTA-Wtsat, MN but corn. D.aa b4t oats
f1YN Eli, rye, Ag7a but haTl0s, Nv bas mr., , ,t.
''EiilFNExTH-WEpat, N0IIGi 94rsls EtNQ pHt oats'
NHI Gui rTo, a,t0j hui 6ssluft az 1u.
, 1881-08-23
EDUCATIONAL.
HELLMUTH LADIES' COLLEGE.

pa;roueas, H. X. It. Princess 1on!*e. Feandsr end
II. &. H.. 1t,rd Nistop Of jfuron. Fall Term
opens Wednesday, ,hept. 81.
tinnlsn,s md spaclos buildings beautifully IT,.
fsiI NlaHafn Fai ana "a @ 9nS q sly nsincRni ~
cinun;s caftnU i4I acFaa. Te Mn, of tl.a fnnnd0f
f thss clegn is u ptutsdo tta Highest nae'!est",
il l,nseu titn tho snndcst Protestant psircrleE ~
ths only Eo!,a bnsLs fnr tbs fHht ffmkHon d % cR1S
MuRlc Il specially. ,l.s.s,. ~.
vm!c e.,s,ss u fnElttl. the A,cient nna Studsri,
tafeaxrs. h!sttsnlcs. ,lHunx n!ld ainti9g; @ g;, IT.
n a0 peT a \ ro9een = Snn,hs'f sna aSF III Nj
riiGulnrr sd.fess atlHs CLINTON, i.adx rFineiga!
ilpltn .aiIet' CugIe. l.onhH1. O1itnfto. Cat!M1M.
INSTITUTION FDl TIE IMPROVED
nrtrHcunn Of deaf 'nsct Sf!nxtan,as nos
YORK lhp nrvcsl nrtteulas3en Acloo in tho eNMntfy
Estnk1ktgd si pnrG oFnf 3ltDd. scnd Iof clc'las'
, 1881-08-23

Chicago. lsurIlnston d Quiney 1taiiroa.t.,
For Maps. 1'mo- Tables HIeepinRtar .Accommods.'
t0hs IMPLY Mt u Cfnfk-si.. !ifnHd Pacific ilotot.
1lu;lsC, and Il Ehl1nl.Ul,
, 1881-08-23

RAILROAD TTME-TADEE
A I,RlVAL AND DEPARTURE Of
a. TltAiN+. +.ExrhAssftoN pr LkErknENra
tSonsay o1ccptod. tnaify.
,, Ghlemko &: Nnrshsveseern ,,tnt:.,,. Ma,twmx:.
IMPLY nj ID Eiafk.t st. ilrnfid E'aIanr atmvr lldusc,
, 1881-08-23
VAS SAR CO &C,

NTlSS DE DRtjYN KDPS AND Miss
M Kpit,l, u tAst Thtrty '4!nth.st q, a,turnnrt Itt
Maao-nv will Iu1psN Ihel. Eralfh S %m!
ts5t, III Application " letter tilt sepf. !. ,.-
, 1881-08-23

IT ilally. h3Rliy, except Sunday. el}aty, qxcopk
Eaturdsy. daily. p3cont htUndnJt .
uhnG,tD trnlnb acayo md arrive ffout Central U9-
pot, fout OF inko'st.
Chicago. SFttwnu1t@e II 1T. Tnuf Hallway,
Union Depot: Corner sfa!1on. Canal, md Adatns-sty
Ticket uniGns. 1T Clark.at. ratmar tpus8, Uraud
lsAclUH 1{ntHs, md DEBUT,
, 1881-08-23

knnsns CRY. Denver. Pueblo TT. sl2:Ii
kunsaB Clty,HaHtA Ft. Hew MGx-
leo, Callsfnti,tn Eaat Ex| Win
Vt. Louis. SprlnHt1uld X Texas. a:uI
~ lasttlk, Sprinkt3dlt r. 'l'4xMa..,, Q.u1
hanbi1H i New llrIBA1f 1txpruKt. IL v:Qt
I6tirtn, ke0kuk. l. Hut.{ ria : H:ttI
lInglO,t FhAt EsxtIs9se.. }ChUnQnIi t:lJ
f'lxin l. }'eUf4a FIX. vlQ Joliet, ~, !akl
ftrgntos. l.at,ull. .NMst,lnRt'n Er. tst1:a3
JuliHt l. dwight AGs4,tlittiudat.tin,f Il tlFt
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-22
ROCHESTER.

ROCHESTER, April 20 1t is reported that a
thief broke into the stable of Jas. Fitzpatrick,
in the country recently, and stole valuable
horse; no clue as yet having been obtained.
The funeral of John Kelly, aged 80 years,
took place at st. Johns Catholic church yes
terday.
Mr.. Stedman has received his insurance from
the loss sustained to his stock of groceries al
late fire.
The Independent Hose company, in braga
docio report written by the secretary to our
eleven out of sixteen fires, during the past
year. Will they please be a little more ex-
plicit and name thase eleven fires? as it is
doubted by many.
A son of Mr. Campion received blow on
the head recently that caused congestion Of
the brain. His recovery is very doubtful.
The Rochester cornet band benefit to-nigh
will be well patronlzed.
Rev. Mr.. Forbes will preach at the NJ. E.
church next Sabbath, morning and evening,
Rev. Mr.. Cobb, of Minneapolis, presiding ut
the quarterly conference Friday evening.
The great Question among the firemen is:
Can an alderman also act as chief engineer OF
the fire department.? The city charter being
silent on the subject.
The petitions circulated by Mr.. A. j. Wright
and A. Richardson, and largely sighed by men
etc. ~ of both parties, under the guise that
the revenue office would be removed to Wi
mona, is but a bid to retain Mr.. A. G. Smith a
few wears longer. Notwithstanding Mr. Smith
returned from Washington, d. c., and stated
10 several that Secretary of the Treasury VIM
dom told him personally that ''he would not
he removed without cause" it now looks as If
cause had been found. If not, why this pay.
ing Of men to circulate petitions!
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any more convincing than the evidence
already at hand, they may serve to stop
the Republicans from laying claim to ex-
ceptional political virtue. They may
prove that several of the Senators who
have denied the existence of bargain
have deliberately lied about it, but that
will not be astonishing, as misrepresenta-
ton is one of the chief characteristics of
politicians. They never feel ashamed to
tell lie, but it mortifies them greatly to
be caught at it.
1t is becoming more and more evident
daily that the Republican Senators are
playing losing game. Pretending to
practice virtue, they have been caught in
a despicably mean act. They are losing
the confidence of the people day after
day, and losing their own discretion as
well. The taunts of the Democrats have
provoked many angry retorts that show
how CALLED they feel. The Democrats
are amused, the decent Republicans are
disguised, and the country is suffering by
reason of the neglect of public business.
The party chickens are coming home to
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LEON CHATEAU.
Head of a French Company for the Ex-
portation of American Stock and Pro-

Head of French Company for the Ex-
poriation of American Stock and Pro-
ducts.
NEW YORK, April 21.-Leon Chateau ar
rived to. day from France. He said to the re-
porter: have formed company in Paris for
the i'm portation of American live stock, and
the venture was met on all sides with gencr-
Gus response. Our capital is 20. OO0, 600 francs.
A friend is already in Chicago. between which
place and st. Louis he constantly travels. His
business Is to buy horses and cattle, and We
shall probably make our first
shipment next month. We
are not going TO lose any time, and have char
tered an English steamship TO commence
with. 1t is very likely we shall buy large
tracts of land in Texas and raise our own cat
tie, sheep and pigs. 1 have also formed anoth-
err for the importation OF all sorts of Ameri-
can products. I am sure your silks and cot
ton goods with all other goods will find very
large sale throughout France. The situation
at home is more favorable than it has ever
been as the new French general tariff contains
no prohibitions at all.
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Eastern and European Markets.

NEW YORK, April 2l.-Money sac per
cent. closing at per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper 419@5H per cent. Sterling ex-
change, bankers bills firm at s4.s1l. Sigh.
exchange on New York at s4.S3l1.
Governments quiet and generally firm.
Unconstitutional bonds in good demand.
State securities fairly active and strong for
Tennessees.
Stocks-The stock market opened strong
and generally higher, but in the early dealings
prices declined a to 33s per cent Philadel-
pha & Reading, New Jersey Central, Denver &
Rio Grande, Northern Pacific common and
Western Union Telegraph leading. Toward
noon speculation became strong and prices
took an upward turn, the rising tendency con-
tinlling until after the second board, when the
Improvement from the lowest point ranged
from Il to 81 per cent, the latter in Texas
Pacific. Northern Pacific, New Jersey Central,
Philadelphia & Reading, Missouri, Kansas &
Texas, Michigan Central, Western Union Tele-
graph and Union Pacific were also prominent
in the Improvement. In the late dealings
Northern Pacific common fell off 23s per cent.
ana the general list reacted Is to per cent.
Oregon Navigation was notably strong and
ros 81 per cent. on the days transactions.
The transactions aggregated 395, 900 shares;
Canada Southern 1000; Chicago, Columbus
& Indiana Central 23,OO0; Delaware, Lacka-
wanna & Western 10000; Delaware & Hudson
5000; Denver d Rio Grande 5000; Erie
10000; Hannibal & St. Joe 5000: St. Louis 4
Iron Mountain 9,0O0 Illinois Central 400;
Missouri, Kansas & Texas 10000; Lake Shore
$4,000; Louisville & Nashville 1000; Michigan
Central 5000; Manhattan Elevated 6,UOO,
Metropolitan Elevated 2,700; Marietta &
Cincinnati first preferred 1000; Chicago &
Northwestern 5000; New Jersey Central
81 200; New York Central 5000; Northern
Pacific %, 10; Ohio & Mississippi 1 100; On.
tario & Western 1000; Pacific Mail $4,000
Philadelphia & Reading $4,000; Chicago, Mil.
waukee q St. Paul 10000; st. Paul & Omaha
2,O0'; Sutro Tunnel 5000; Texas Pacific
16,OUO; Union Pacific $4,000; Wabash, St.
LOUIS & Pacific 1000; Western Union Tele-
graph IA 600.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-22

DEMOCRATS in st. Paul are universally
pleased with the nomination Of Mr.. Rice
for mayor and Mr.. Murray for city attor-
new, and no doubt is expressed that both
will be elected by a large majority. But
this will not elect the ticket The popu-
larity of both candidates is their greatest
danger. People will take it for grant
ed that they will be chosen, and stay
away from the polls, while at the same
time the Republicans will be working
early and late for the success of their
ticket. 1t should be the aim of every
Democrat to give the candidates of the
party not only substantial but rousing
majority, such as will express full ap-
probation of the emminent services of
those gentlemen to the city. The Re-
publicans will leave no stone unturned
whereby they can attain success; the
Democrats should miss no opportunity to
give Messrs. Rice and Murray three thou
sand maioritV
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-22
PROFIT AND LOSS.

The Stock Market Starts Strong and High
er, But Develops Weakness-A Drop in
Northern Pacifc-Wheat Unsettled But
Generally Higher Corn and Oats High
er-Pork Active and Firm-Lard Unset
tied, But Rallies at the Close.
ST. PAUL, April %, 1881.
On the board of trade yesterday prices and
transactions were as follows:
Wheat-No. 1 hard, 81 co.; No. 2 do, &c;
No 8, SIC; No. 4, 75c.
Corn-No. 2, cash., 45c; April 4c; May,
43c.
Oats-No. 2 white, Soc bid; No. do, "a q;
No. 2 mixed 34H cash, and 34c April ani
May; No. mixed, 33115c. Sales: Two cars
No. Skwhite at 35Hc.
Barley-No. 2, 95c; No. extra, S7Kc; No.
8, SIC. Sales Three cars by sample at 81.
Rye-No. 2, S1.00.
Ground Feed-$ls.00.
Bran-$7 bid, $3.50 asked.
BaIed Hay-Offered at S12.
Hogs-Live. $3.50 bid.
Timothy Seed-Offered at $2.65.
Glover Seed-$4. rs did, S. asked.
A New York dispatch of last evening says:
Dry goods heavy. Wooden goods rather more
active in first hands, but business continues
light with cotton goods commission
houses. Prints quiet. Lawns and piques
sluggish. Ginghams fairly active. Dress
goods moving slowly and prices Irregular.
Foreign goods quiet
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-22
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