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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-01-26
janl2-tf D. c. BACON GO
9nst and Geand.

T OST, white Bull Puppy, with black sp5s
II on the head. A liberal reward will be paa
by returning it to 107 Congress street jan2la
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-01-26

w saw mill or lumber vard Rofk
p, this Office. AG9afess ]
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-01-26

WANIED, a competenG house -
mendation. at 116 Taylor street "i'I feeas
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-01-26
aEaateG.

Va ANTED. = instructions pfvan ~
w French, German ana Spanish u &
at No. 122 State street. Court Hons aiaa1guss
stairs. Terms 81 per month. tbrss 9uafe
week; Also lessons given in Drav..SIsssao
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-01-26

WAeeTED.-A frstclass eoaebm.ko-
w find sleafy employment al FS.sesf q
SANBERG'S, corner West Pros5 q lERl
streets. None but competent man any =. eUs
- j MS =
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-01-26

WANTED, waiter in a private So
w ply at Room No. 3 Kelly B1 55iItis! y
JAMES IL ''uing,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-01-26

WANTED, a good sail boat aho,,, - ~
w long Apply by letter, ststin s,' ~ 3 lss
A B. ELLIOTT, "a State street, sayssnrnalee bI
JanS5st
, 1881-02-12

,Air%. S',n uu rye. axn'nst 's7oN bs' woek prs'
A gentleman on Change rcmnr!cd yestertlay
l,at 1t wul be Just us rntIonnl 10 riyet MI IrUn
fUpp around 4 young trGo rs to limit tho netn-
bersalp Of ttn 1Ioard Of rrndo 10 :,ooo, or uny
other number. ......,
Tic tlr,l unrkct hns recnnty ruled atrong.
even as compared with pork md MeMta. Tho
retsoll Is ihlt 1t Il relatively srnrcr. Our rr-
ceIi,ts from country points have been 'nrHu
enough 10 keep stachs t1lero 1own 10 n low tiH.
t,re. atld other points, which used to bc Galcsl
"lrutlIHg," nrp nt,uost bArc They fay TINT tflor1
~ llttio larl uutsldo ChienRo, and FULLY hhlf OF
lint hero Is held BY re'inc,s. There Inns rscont.
ly bern Il nltGrIal augment III consumption,
owing to tho Manufacture OF lard butter; but,
outside nr that, tho nlveht Of pood times hAs
enormously stimulated consumption for cook
tng purposes. VIC noto tiat par.tus In tho trade
eRlnnto tho equivalent Of about 2o0o0 tcs IN bp@
used up ouch month ns hoadtlght-oll for loco,o-
tlvcs md otltor railway n1ri'eses
Tho lumber tl"nfcrs commence to-slty wtnt
n,ny be called weekly tru,iu Ioyc-fenst. shcrc-
ut those Interested who love good feed without
being feed directly ,uuy ct,inu tugutber and talk
oyor business between lnNlithfuls. Tho festive
bonra win bo hid ,rreurtcr weekly on SATURDAY
mt y, ILL.,, ut the Lumber Exchange, Sonth
Water strcGt, ncur Frnnklin. This fact reminds
tho old casnmerclal dwellor of tho prnctlee
uIuptcl by tho chicnKo ,onrtl of Trade In It's
1llAHCfs Ill tAH CNtlf Anl = ~ lpVts
years u8o. business bo!ry dull. uni tho attcntl-
uncc OF members hc1ng consequently thin, tho
announcement was malc, ut the irHtfgatlon of
tho shrcwd olcs WHO desired to use tho stomach
| argument whrro uppca.s othe heart unt purkct
Ind fNiled. thut thereafter yefrtalnItnss, coh-
s!sttDH ut erAckcra and cheese, with
| tho necessary flushing commodities to
wash tlleIn down, wonl,s bo FUR
! rtshcl dnily, with n view to cn'lrbsiinE tho
current In tho vurlotis channels Of trade. His
tory, so fur rs it Is evo;e:! to results on thls
| particular point, In sutnnwlnt silent. which
silence. II Is presumed, tic 1ubermc.t co',strsso
us II cnuyent to tho course they now propose to
\ pt1rsno.
| A Lot,don letter dated Jim. 20. addressed to
! luniing commission firm ilurc, sttys:
"Tlc trust hns continued nllil tho sGth inst.
atld E!iico tlien we hnyc slight ruin md sntr
! temperature, With tho snuw disappearing sMst
! md cnrrIngo OF Gnods nEa!n possible wlthn'st
| extra cos. Etnn tho trnd0 neither tho trust NOR
tho thHw has matln ni1y impression. Business
prncecds most slowly, and IN Mnny OF our tnar-
kcts wheat hus positively not quito maintained
luta vall,us; although mn opinion fs calming
xrntlnl Tint tho reduced estimates OF our hume
crop ot WHEAT Mrc atlll above tho notunt y|olt,
md this scoms proved i'll tho weekly Govern
inent rcturns"
, 1881-02-12
BUSIN ESS.
Stocks More Active, with q Strong
Upward Tendency.
Transactions III Stocks Mainly Sca1plng
for Quick Turns.
Chicago Finances Very Quiet
Foreign Exchange.
Tho Produce Markets Moro Active, and Con.
orally Rl1her-ProYsIon Quite Slrong.
4 Tirmor Tono in Brcad;sulfs on Both Sides
Of tho Atlautio.
FINANCIAL.

Transactions in stocks showed m increasing
'yuIumr. md prtrcs advanced, The Upward
u,oyuIuent wus nor ro,,ully marked np,n tho
Who'll. lire, Perhaps tic must conspicuous
fput,,rc of the tny's hua1t,ras wns tho uetlyfty.
uI ,,,Ivance III lllinofs Central md It's GAIcl,gt,
IT. Louis Il Hc,r Orleans Inc. llle stock Of tho
~ sfs "H sas n thu y ysnsy sens'" " e' Now issey
up Frn,l I'LL to COL, closing ut tho highest point
oc ,hu lux, lllluots Cenlrnl rccavcrrd tho bcst
rnrt u its dividend, which was quoted "otr',
ycstrr1lny. 1t opened ut laiH. aft cl7seu
nt tMs: cydtv1,l,nJ oY n; NOR cent.
Morn tl,er ,,suM w,,s ,lonc II, Now York Centsnl,
which mn,lo 1s;. to ias,;. t,nko Shore went III,
IL. Ia my. Tl,cre wrro henyy dealings III st,
paul nni Northwrst. es,rc,ully III 81. Paul,
WHICH. uftor selling down tp l,,at, closed With d
min uf li3. Mt tit,a:. Norhwtst uladc. to t3t!s,
in tho cunl stucks transactions were heavy, t.ut
urjrcs did nut uprYyo ut tho snule rlte ns tic
Inv bcfore. l,u,lspu was not affected by tho re-
port of tim tlonpor OF n cuursr Ut tue nlcdtlrt
fl tho Iarknwnxcn Wiley, hut n!vnucui x, to
1m,. rnckawnuun tost a., to 1ail.: Jersey Cen.
trut nayaurc,t Is:. III ,s;: ut,d lkcanx |, to G,1.
r1uitm rorfe wns very freely handled, usld
Hun,nntnd hct;yreu l.0H md ltr netting II gsln
of ~. to le..:,
losses wcro hnr.],y worth mentioning. Mfcht-
ynu central declined u. to 11pa;: Louisville &
Nashville a.. to ky,S; ontario & Western 4, to
a1s,
I.,.,. ....u... ., roc,,,,r- tho no,r,ec
..,s .',.,,,.,s,,s os ,,,,lis NJ, mary rr"sh
1n,...ss cor lane. mil, 1how f,,oinseycs Int !,
"N' 'eto 80 - 'o'N f'' A.
, 1881-02-12
13f 'rI:14l:t3tsArus


New TnnI, Feb. 1l,-Govcrumonts wpro
strong MID ,sGss prr cont higher.
III tho railroad bond ,nnrket To-day Chesa-
pcakc s. Ohio currency 0s advanced to ba,s
fran ii; Ito lrsts, scrtes II, to Eli from s11!I;
Indianapolis. Bloomington & Western seconds
10 Il fro,n ~. aud later fell to 7ds4: Texas Fa-
ciilc trsts series Grand Division, to 100 from 0sA
Texas & I'acnc income lard grant IS do
clincli 10 XII from AJai ntid tlen ndsntce1 to ":
hume. WMtertOwn Il UG1eEsbtlrg ilrsts TO VIA
fron, ol;; liansus q .l;nxas seconds t. r fro!t,
1tEi Eric srct,,iIs to 1D9 from lQ1ts, ind Jersey
Ecltrnl cuhs9!s 'isscttel t1 llb fruni lltI.
State securities were dull Iitl nu'fnAl.
Tho stock ,narket opened ssrt'ng, h!xher. and
study. Tic h,ylnr movement WAS ltauE!!-
ruteL, Mn,!er Tic i,ttlnencu pr which prices ~
ynnsd Il to ;; ,osn g.. .ir, LlfS: CnesapeYHks
.irfsey central, st. laui s omaha prsferred'
Uni,,,, l'ne,ilg. Louisville & Nashville, thteA1n
81. Louis 4 New Orleans, ni,d !'ctrln. Decatur i
Evansville fcn,linv the upWAral movement. ItG
higher rn,lEG Ut tlonttOns WIS well maintained
until Aiter the second ltoaro, when there w.s II
rractton or Il 70 II; but, III nai sales spcenla.
ton auau hcoa.ne sr.,tlE. Rntl tho market CLOSED
ut recovery of Il to II, tho latter 1laols Cen
trut.
, 1881-02-12

The following grain wna Inspected Into storo III
this city yesterday inornng; q c,lrs No. = rel
winter whcat, ~ cars No. = eprlrg, Z ours No. q
tlo, Ii cura rejected t50 whcat); o ears No,
corn. cars hixh tntxeI, u cura rejected tst
CORN: cars whlio onta, Z cars No. mixed, 10
cars rejectcd, cur M grade e.. onta); cnrs NJ
ryo. cnrs reflected; ours No, ] ttlrry, c.lrs
lpw xr,,tles, Total, 16l cnrs nr E,,0j0 b,.. Iu-
Hpcrtel ,,,1t: D.651 III, v1cut ssRUI b,l corr,
;,3]0 bu oats, 60 1T, rye, G,slg bs, hurley.
Tho !cot,lr,x nrVluoo 1nnrkcts wcro uencrally
stronger ycstpruDy, oxrcpt ryc, with 1ntrc lly-
,uand, Tho fuct OF continued light receipts u{
h,,rs and praIu wis xtynn by so,no I,s n sufficient
1nson for higher rrlcuy, uni otl,ors thought tho
nIscrahlo wnuthar wis chiefly responsible
fnr tt,o cn,,so mil its B,tt,pt,sru rf-
rnot wn ccrtnin1v hnyc Ind n VERY
ifpht rnoromcnt NJ nrot,,,c,, recently. md this
muy bnvo so,,,rthIur 10 do with tho nrmqr touo
h,r,, md eIsnwhnrn. Tim truth scnms tn In
,hnt fn..,tun h,rnra u,, ,yuk,n,t I'M NTH on
yrnfo amt nroytsinns. They ara rc,,crally In.
rltnc,1 in lilcvo tint tho iritsi, wheat crop uf
ls+>) wRs much oyrrcstI.natetl, uni, tl1,.t thoy
wunt nhtf MI thc nork product which the U,iItoa
Hta,os r,nv hnr, IN xpur, nftcr II lnrupIy-
innrcHsrI io,nc Drnt,uc1iu1. t]ue 10 pros1urnIs
tIpcs. T,ho forrIpu ue,ys nf y,s.cr,,ny 1oro
nut th{a vfs,y of lin unsr. md tho
r,sutt wde n much i,unruytd t0up
hrr. both amonn h,vsrs nntl holders.
Mess pork cIosui la,se hIuhrr, at sH,7S6Et4,77.i
for March unI sHMd1 ii ,!tn1 fpr April, I.nrd
cl,.c, IN higher ut antI7l;mp,t for Murr1, an,1
spr;,sGtlml Yor Anrli. Short rins eioscu lin
h,rhnr. nj ~ Gy7,7 az. for A,,r.t Whent cI,.n,
.;c1Eo higher, vt about vlu for surcl. and yy.o
iur Auril' Curu cl,.cd ia hjuk,ur. ut G1s;o ftr
| Murcb mn, IN ynr Mnv. nut. tlpsa,, l:61ne
hnttrr. nj at.;c fur No. . cuab. ajt;6a:ajn fur
Mnrrh unh nt,sG,a.t;o fur Ainv, 1lvo
utos.I cnuior nt ~ f,r rnsb M . rrIi,.
c,,vnn s7Is6aYso ror Mnrcn. md s,J.:n fnr Anril.
| nurn. r,"and vn,t lo 1,Iuhrr II. ii NJ far NJ, .
rnsh -hc frr M Il un,I itn ror Ma i. Will s,cr
W"r". ~, ,,",",S ~ ~ NJ ii,u,a woro stru,lv NJ
, 1881-02-12

The saruu TAPER Baya:
I'll h. rrSG%sy ~, any ons y fh9 n, tsnae
q oxs nekasl a. s,l1I,rga with tl.,lo
n; sss = " S; ss:$v s VI
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!" u, IL II ss. @ Il mic ass
!s!s"sS ": Hi!$asy !assi; ai'S'ssa } @ u ii i'a
NY hs 9 Vi,se s"i ssstes aa. han tho onset ot
aner!nS a9"n t,e ayYru4u wsis Yt hox. a',A = ~ L.
:ss.s', @ a "Ss iS' SSIor H.: VII: iisss yST
s s ssss ~ u e sso c:s s.a a 'as
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tssss :';; e IT, s'ss ns S s II 1th%;' 's e?
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ns%'S$; %Ss i: 'Siet ha. ssnn;
usa +. Hn NJ 11s ysa* s1,sr ~ nv tanx,
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il. "f:t a. 'ts5 Sss% !'sis4; +
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tfsf &S5 a. ": 's!s'5 at'
s's :yit t :Ss' .ssr ts % %S, ID ii
Ss. 81 st: ss' @ + S'ts IT.; sss T?as sas "a
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ms nAsxst clG.sa llfln 4 R,Ys6i fuf rs'Inh ID.
, 1881-02-12
Wilt,[s-Thpro Is mn ctinuge to nnte IN .lo xt't
raids. uilnDss but.K Still tho prominent featurt Vi


Al,....,,...,,,....,,,....,,.., I,Ji7 2fM Az
Owina 10 tho wlstlnH away Uf thu Fn'roah t1o!eA
In Hnllo live stock arrived yrsterduJ n'er asea'
cluo & ltuck Istund Humid. it, .......,
Hnpurts fratm tue nIAInx regarding ihr cnnhfoao
te llcrsfh tnenyfc. but lro III! thHt ril % kft
front newspaper nlIu prtvAtb suHFcHs II u e'lensAA.
tho s0sat4 w1nttr nf tho present weF h's Ts'a"tl
In qulto h1avy luAsos ~ stuek-1lGH At to bpIn0a@
bright Tor rntIulainet,. I!til slu and sHrr ss1
IN hOtNa tiGn Ei,A WrH htttl III sttsites MI" tle..-
onrsu ~ - ssn."n of sSTSrsv e,,. wra!sr e.;
kn'vn in that ti u tho cnnntry and tito - .mt NV
Hsi'ri.is-Iils rssttn wrsu WY materially , ~
@ sHa ~ Mne @ II, ussui.ii csu ;n lilo st,un ",
.I1nsd s1svtx ~ aefa 1aSk VIZ 51 tasf:
:SSs .:y s:sssni 81 sfy .,,"f Z s I'll tss res
sfn f1r al descriptions vi cntttn II Mns ntsslMr, +,
fSf o 9rs 5 so :yr. s'tSt 81 IT.. se s. H. Ssrr
whurB 11enr uuunxh !" Sat's!y n. Araa "dH na II
snus aasa y" ~ h" wiz ny ts q ~
st";tsay , ; 1o;H y ~ ~ ts ny snE.
rrotly fal vrja st.k FAir :" - ,t.n ~. 't a't,s t.
xs'ssaF %,, .Ha4 f'%. VI. assos y It M s
nuHlhbr vt An1 artlrHs tnr which s'S,a .sI ...,ya
,S!1,c'a sa 1a e. e SxIf 'ho !ss sHs tre
rI.,ra1ly NJ &7saA7S. 1ha market Aa'' ''a '''' 3'
rxtrn noovcs-fra.aa stccEt. weiRhina l'"s ;;;aa1
chSss q .,G s,~:et ia , w;S4i:vsd ,A.o
ssaetr. weiaH1np fl . aii .,.; a'''F'1
GHnd itseve!H !H#sll-sHttonc ~ HseeFs' "e'sa ;llin
asoSi1n IL Il @ ii iaif itsi Sssa. ,.la
n!staf. III 11| q a,,,S ,d E FL: L; s.;.o3 siS:.
uDI!Enoa 10 etnes cnNs Tor ctty s'aA!h'e' rilin
atask Sa!tle-coaHon 'ca'slS' wt'als -" :ss.ia
1ntsisSp-,ihs ~ @ .i i s3ws ,;oists ,tss.
butlh. An1 heA!Nwaa aAIoufs,...+t'.''''''' SAEiis
-
, 1881-02-12

HOO rNOnU{srA-Wetn In 6ettnf demand and
qnttu strung. The iochi 1to1 n,arko wnH frsncr. with
Il light Aupply Df inatcrnt, while 1lsurpuUl dull
On purk, but ytn9tiy otherwItu. Thcr1 n kteatiT
feellnx curly. which Developed iu0 positive s.resls
IutGr, III buying Urtiurs from outside were tnhrd
NUMEROUS, n1 Ills 1pHdc euID Ut tli1 10cA hllnrta
q,r.ta nervous. Tie rGtGitts Of hDga Tor this wuek
tnEn!,g ont tn hs much iehs t'tan WIS expected
md u good mnny npope were disguised u h.nk tlsoy
wilt rs,n light AnEinx rho rest of tho winter. 'ehu
runsuntlye demand tnr !nrd md ~}rcnts is repre-
nenle lU be ~ enud to keep down tho stocks ut wi
rolntA Il IL nwrr per cent VI thu annual production
tnsl bufuru hIicu hug packing Wis 1otsceH IA
kclenGo, and tho dsn,nI,1 Ii renewed. iLDuKh ex-
rrrrncc tull fow days ngu. Tl.o lack OF ears for
nuvlnx tiya atuck l1ut much spoken nf yGS1r
dur s hsretoforu III rafesehce t0 kooplua down tho
Hnpply Ut Tho raw material.
Hpnc!M reports to tho Cincinnati Prct Current afoW
tho nunlber " Aoss pnckcd from H0v. to duto Mnd
l.tcst mail ntes tho Mnier,nUntonc plncus, with
nlAt.t1. flsllt1
, 1881-02-12

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:y%,y VIII "sa aud ,,sy ;t.s j. =. ;.s .'s;.s; s,s
fy IT, ., t' % ~ ra, s i ;pfrs u, fs'ss. sacs
W.T. wcs. p ,urn ~ =" .,,nt m ean 10 iuil rts. Export
i'ss,. wssa ssss;, 4; :! .'.a: tar sooa to e''oss
'l' "r,s ~: ~ .IsrnpFs-ere In Rood omana. md
fs'', viii n"iva m",'e!a,s 'spgiy sn's, wsfs r.;
as , fG s, ,,s t IT. II ;:s. uni fear s'''o '0''
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Inv Win sir;.,s Snins Wat,i irlte i" lin b.i NJ
, 1881-02-12

Tho following Instruments wcro nted for roc"
orsl Frilny. fch. II:
cry r10rEltTr.
MS.asi 4, sisa Il NV Nv. ii" III 'sri,a $asss ssf
WIS, y f%S's i!",s \, i; u ia:;;:
s$Ss 5; sa FsS 1!s'i NM sH's s Ss!s "
;:: s;s$ III Il ;j;S:i% i il
wSs Ssi tsJ i {ASsts ASxSs'yys y;as Is 4hSs:
S$ Ill S.;ioiS .i"5 Il %aS III i's i;
Si.; VI $ItiaSiy ySi;,
lss, y II .;S. %S ;;sS
A se.iio Ml!,iu'. t,SMa,,. .:;:,Y:; "ao
slatei Fsi il tjs,a Shlsris !" Gl'al.es dura: an
gSss;;:;GI g$S;;GS;i i; issiiiS
o!Sfs'S Et Ssl I'll i S faf:'ss'' 5s:s 9: t
yS;' s;s5 ;,:S .:Sas$ L
ws., tS,l i. e. es. a i II
:sa k%ssn f's Ssel III: %a;ns s' esaa NS%fs' su an
,iasf'ssa iss'%ns & I'll iaas
sSs sh,sasa III 4''Ss 4 % Sa'asS i'a'iroaa r"ai. -,
;:s ( S's i;$s ;.S
;$ 4 ::f ;ss: h til; i
:;s Ii; 4 H. i Sst;;sa;i:: i;
$;$s I'll ;jS iii: j S as,$$!$
s,sy ys ,'eS d taS S" Gc'' !" zas
sssisIs i! ii Il II aai$ isiis;Si ~
, 1881-02-12

retit.
In lOcnl accrtttcs, tho supply Of city md
cnlsnty binds - rc,nrtc,l as at'lnat exhausted.
IN tho C!ficnR, Sock llonrd there ware an!rs "l
Cunk Cnsilty IL. 1871, $i.0M nt III; Cank County
H. lHNH, xt.hk] ut 10}; Cnnk County 4ts, etthD nt
lt7.a; s3,sN ut tS,tl: ChIcagn West n!csssan Clty
Halfway IL. *st, mt 1Uo!4. Tho following quotn'
t1nslX WpfM s1tB.sE.
, 1881-02-12
MINING; NEWS.

.r.ttal pi.ralth III The chicago Tribune.
TosroS, Fob. 1l..-In mining shnrcs. HEAVIER
River cnnl so ut I'll: Madison mt IL; Contents
incrt at II; poUtlnc nt ept: Quincy ntlvnteca
Ii: Catnlra. ltd; brunswick Aftfnn"y Il:
lsflxr Il; CaIt,uc, & ltecln Il: PrwahIc declined
4; tIarshaw /; Franklin Il: Silver lstct Il. Oth-
gss ns befarc.
20 ihs tgtstern .is:cctattd I'rr.s.
lsosTOy, Feb. fl.-Copprr slorka cf"srsl:
Alln,,et,.,,.,,,,,... 81, atnhIson Coprer...t ~
i,wWut L it"rtn nj itrwnUtc, ,,.x.>,,,,...., q!
f.ntHimt ~. ..s. HfsiJtlIuLY ,,,,,.,.,,,,..... III
Gunner Enlis..., ~, itHltt .,..........,.....
l;rnt,t III stt|SIixIlr itII,,..,,,.,,,,, u
, 1881-02-12
1It}3T0y,
Rnsrsrf Nispdfth In The fshftHro Tribune

ufSlleSs
artrta, ntspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
nnaTOS. Feb. l1.-rho stock market t0-any
VIII suite Gst4vc, nnd rylces an the wEHla wera
wheh n.,yancod ire.'i ISL to ii. at,', ,ina!iy
Giosed with snlo ut s9A 2.ulo s,ires W1ru anltl
The preferred stoe!t ~, ,,yaHssa tr"n u; q "
IN the ntsarnGs'n, rclctcd down to ~. clostng.
!,pwover. on Thu last emil at 3gsi bid. g asked.
Trim Fi!i e sii; soiler u, iii lilo sales re-
l f's atsnsea sa ap % ,n S 5S' to %;ss'S M Un,sRs s,
i;i WA Y!,'ss,l nt 73 b is;; nskst ~, ios!on:
hcfnre; u0 preferrcI ut lzt,}s, IN nlyanen or Il.
L. a,l!er STICKS to esnges wnro ~ f"!ln~s:
s"S Sal!'s st" s%i. hraa si'oii it"t4na 's pre-.
ley,@!, u; tNlp'ssGnsK, IS; yer..sant & aisHsa.
ia1se''s yss n"n + nosa a THss sSsra
l'IitMlc.pIii,, Wllmustun S lnltnuurc, 4: iina.
Ion tSuSo A'y ~ So!s Gsess 3 Siosts III
MnrunlIta.n Whitley deferred soil at VI: ...,
c II s yssS &,ss 4 Il sf M s Aisso s ss sis Fl WI: IL:
s'".nesdaais Sew sssieS =. Fl; ituriS!ices
i; H. .io i!rsts declined III; iarstotd i Eric;
tirsts. j.. u'hcrs rs bc!nro.
hi i, 1u nfturt.n'I. soI.l low to l:i..it closed
r.'hnwevsr VIZ. ~ ssack 1terEnx It lsss thal' an
70 The 1ftssfrs4 Assutastfu l'Itst+
ls0sroS, Fch. ll.-stoeks cIo.et:
AtchsnM r. rst Il. =! Gtn., Sand. Ctovc... s1i
f. sss,:tt ;s......"" i|iuS I iSss YaaasE S'Y
'S.:s:;: $ MN tSt'sa4 s'S =:
k:e & .1S!sssp u q. ia
S:E'* y. ESaana is.iiS !atiand rfeiarrod.:.. y
Gai 1i,'1sS, ss4 'sa1ss; Sat.s;.: ''o ~
| MILWAUKEE.
Swtta1 nlspateh 10 Jhs thltaea Tttenna
| MILWAUKEE, Feb. l1.-WtacDEAsn Central
lemIwuF stocks hny1 held wonderfully firm, dur.
x tu tntdt tel tlays, tH tho fac0 Vt t4 Nuyeses1
legislation promised ut AlAutstlu. Thu inturcst
crstatett innlh ssnru bf tho CialptrtiuM uf Mr.
| engagements tor rulrlc4tlHx with tho forthetn
it'r!t!o at l'uuth soht tlIn uoMlnn. stock Of thu
tlst,l sf ~ t.i M}an thu PROSPECT III Lccreusul
e!trl,nxs fur Tho wiMtur ntnt1ths l!a in synF..
! tAy with Nlhur Railway sitNka. AbthlnX hls tr-
tltrrcd since 10 brighten the prospect IT tue tHsf.
| uNd y1t tf.u sioeks NTc moving up point
| ar twn uyury tHy. THO uranHerd ut thu StAta
Gut,pi1t, mid the WlscunslI, lines In pnri.cular,
| While III lle AAsu0 ttHu tho stnx blsNknilu aaa
in&Htttl business tn ai!ch IN exttnt thAt Tiers Ii
| M pru!tt tr,ni HIthtr l1ssenxpr Or freight
trIsft. III tA1 &AcG 1T thust. u,sEollraHl,k GtT.
! cuNISiAncei tho C0tMlEiIH STOCK uf tale Central
| hns l}Actcl :.j1i aHHH nn .tii Npwnrd Enuvptnrnt
| which Mlla mi expected beE,rt talp !st VI April
uules* sonuth,n4 In tlln why IF new railway On.
ttrPrlScs trlnspirrs to divltlu the business WlIch
| lbis riMiu l1oW EH,nnlasihs. and which II has IN
prospect, tho outlook ~ decidedly eucouraylny
| FohEIuN.
I.Oxpos, Feb. l9,-consols. % 1l.lt; Aocouut
| Qa Ella,
, 1881-02-12

n,rnra ul.,tn NJ t7.g' l,oro and t15 ,Scd Cn,hrt-
Hf,t!a, bxe, ioI!I cut ttnus W aooi nweot.
utrard liinI* nun UI nt ktitatn fnr iks1 nVeFaHn
ar.n hnm*. .i1e yornfc f1l.s'as sas,,,,, sos,tc IN,
short RIBS lt1ic sr short ccMfs tst!slo for hat's.
iEEFEWa s'an ali IT, n Il oaso for mess taaoaan
for U1ttn moss ulid flJ.b LIN for hams.
, 1881-02-12
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wero the receipts and shipments
Of tho leading ARTICLES uf rro'sico In this city
during tho twenty. hours cni,E mt o'ElocS
Friday morning, with tho corresponding nBt'rca
for 4 ycnr As,l},
, 1881-02-12

ciians1 rid ieisd lid t.,.s nppas 10 81 ia, ~
" ufgant. but thu supply nf ,i VI VI
maitss Iu bold liz adsni,as k,.'ae X 1.f pAut y
.4'vs heluK readily enarte,i r. !. ;Sr us1 l. s;t.
IT, hsnry lss ottsrtHKs wSsS s ~! 8! ss srs. iii
lisiio w.nsairtad rcyrs werS ~ .,1 Hr liz
lsht ad coaisa scH lots % Msrs ~ " yss sls',
is,t9 l. altltt tooksd fur. sklps a''a ee
, 1881-02-12

Uuitud HtNtcs HccurltIcs-Npw bs, llEI!a; s!ss,
lHtf: a., l1b.
tylvnnln Central. i7ts: NGw York Central. l5-'
Erie. lU!k: 10 actnluia. IUIl: ttnM,lns, 3l!l.
Amount If lnllt.,n gnne tn. EbsVDV.
Nnr silver IN QiIutctl ut hlhtt
lARla, Fob. lf,-l1uhtrsI Htf s!ic.
, 1881-02-12

The following Instruments wcro ilted for roc
or,s fri,lny. Feb. II:
F1uNttrUFr
The examiner., 1881-12-10

Young lady-"So you're better again, Mr. Grubbs ?" "Well, no, miss. No, l can't say as I'm a bit better. Not a bit. l ain't maybe not quite so bad as l was, though. That's all can say for it."
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-04-28

more troops, and at once proceed asains,
Herat.
IT appears that Lord BeaeonstieId feI,
from the commencement of his illness that
his end was approaching. He insisted an
reading all the medical bulletins ba,o =.
they were issued, ara had them changed
in many particular, in accordance viii
his ideas of his own condition.
Mr.. TYsER's successor in the Postofca
Department will probably bs Frank Hat
ton, OF the Burlington, Iowa, Hawte,ls
The other names mentioned for The place
are +. u. Webster, of Nebraska, who was
ex-Secretary Seward'1 private secretary
and Marshal Russell, of Texas.
Nh, GLADSTONE says that neither he
nor any of his colleagues have any apolo-
gy 10 make for the government transyaaI
policy. 1t was adopted to save England
from sheer blood outlines Mr. Glad
stone grows bolder. He does not seem so
much afraid of expressing his honest con.
victions as he was two mouths ago.
THE doctors and sailors of the American
ships in the vicinity of Scio when the 70.
cent earthquake took place distinguished
themselves and won the everlasting graft
tude of the unfortunate for their prompt
sympathy and ready assistance 10 the
wounded and helpless.
A PERSON was captured in 81. Peters
burg, and in his possession was discovered
a number of reasonable prints. He re-.
fused TO give his name, or TO tell anything
about himself. He was made to stand on
chair in the police prefecture, that all
persons might see him. and that his ident-
ity might be thus discovered, but 30 far to
no purpose.
THE province of Brandenburg gave
Prince William and his bride necklace
of three rows of choice pearls, held to-
gether by a magnificent diamond clasp,
the centre of which displays the Branden-
burg eagle in delicately shaded rubies.
Silesia sent necklace of very large sized
| diamonds OF purest water. TIE casket
containing them VAS made from the wood
of an oak in the palace garden at Dolzig,
where the Princess was born; the inner
drawers from the wood of a table on
which the newborn babe was first put into
her swaddllng clothes.
4 REGULATION was issued from the tobac-
co division of the Internal Revenue Bur
eau as follows: Whenever a leaf dealer
shall make sale of leaf tobacco TO
manufacturer of tobacco or cigars, know
| ing that the marks on the pages do not &C
curately and correctly represent the net
weight of the tobacco contained therein,
he must reweigh before delivery, and in
addition to the entry on his book of gross
and net weight as marked upon the pack
ages, he must also enter the actual weight
of the leaf tobacco contained therein at
the time of sale and delivery.