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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-05-06
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HOnOring a Mothers Feelings.


A burglar entered a house in this
city, in which mother was sitting up
with sick child. "Sir," she said to
him in whisper, as soon as she could
compose herself to speak, "there is
nothing Of value in this house but that
child's life, at least to me, but you may
find otherwise. Here, take my keys,
search everywhere, take what you
want, but speedily and without noise /
implore YOU" She handed him the
keys, placed her finger on her lip and
pointed to the door The burglar
moved quietly away, then turned and
said in low voice: SIS he very sick?"
"His life hangs on the continuance of
this Sleep" "Then he will recover
for all the noise I'll make" the robber
answered, laying down the keys and
noiselessly taking his departure, but
absolutely nothing else.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-05-06

The street-railway strike at st. Louis
went into effect on every line but the
Bellefontaine, which conceded the de-
mand of its men for twelve hours, and
was unmolested. While the strikers
were in session, the struggling cars sent
out were ditched or damaged by the
outside mob in an outrageous manner,
despite all efforts by the police. A car
on the Market street line had to be
abandoned on the track, and one ON
the Gravios line was derailed. Chris
tian PEPPER, one of the heaviest capi-
talists in the city, president Of the Fifth
street line, drove car until jeered to
madness. At p. NJ. the strikers start
ed through the business quarter in
procession, and an hour later six rail-.
way presidents published a card an
nouncing their helplessness. Scores of
arrests were made by the police, and
there is loud talk about calling out the
militia.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-05-06


''Is there any way in which q man
can try his luck with investment in
stocks and securities and be certain that
he willnot lose by the transaction?
"Tnere is no sure Dad to wealth rs
far as Wall street speculations are con-
concerned. A person with a moderate
amount of capital, who puts up what
are called margins cannot operate
long without being cleaned out of his
money. Of course if he can
get reliable points frem some heavy
operator, he may stand better chance
of winning; but such men as Russell
Sage and Jay Gould arenot I'M the habit
of giving points. Whatever special
knowledge they possess, they usually
prefer to use to Their own advantage.
1t is wellknown fact that Uncle
Daniel Drew, in his lifetime. seldom or
never furnished point unless he in
tended to mislead. If Uncle Daniel
had stock which he wished to unload
he would slyly whisper i'll the ears of
his friends that it was 4 good thing to
buy. The willy old speculator is dead
and gone, but there are scores of men
in the street who are initiating his
method of leecing the innocent
lambs.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-05-06
Walt Whitman in Boston.
From the Boston Advertiser, April ls

From the Boston Advertiser, Aprll 10.
When Walt Whitman entered Haw-
thorne Hall last evening, generous
clapping of hands greeted him. He
was alone, for he preferred % have no
one introduce him to his Boston friends.
He walked slowly. almost painfully, up
the aisle, leaning with weight upon his
stout stick. At the edge of the plat
form he paused, as if the two or three
steps to its top we're too steep for his
aged feet. He slowly stepped to the
oaken armchair and sat down, paying
no heed to the audience at first. In
appearance he was striking His fresh
complexion, bordered by flowing white
hair and long white beard, told of a
vigorous old age. His peculiar dressing
of the neck-a broad shirt collar turned
far back and nowhere fastened above
the large pearl stud a third of the way
down the bosom-and his very light
gray suit, a long remove from full-dress,
made more striking the contrast be-
tween him and ordinary men. He
spoke not word of introduction, ex-
planation, or greeting, but opened the
case in which he carried his lecture,
and proceeded to read it with pleasing
disti1ctness, slowness, and emphasis
LIS lecture was memorial of the
death of Abraham Lincoln descrip-
ton of his first glimpse of him at the
Astor House in 1861, notes of the events
on the night of his assassination, and a
view of the historic worth and future
worth to the republic of the great trag-
edy. 1t was not long lecture, and af.
ter it ended he read his brief poem, 30
Captain, my Captain" upon the death
of Lincoln. At the close of the read
ing. many of the audience-which filled
the hall-stayed and were presented tc
Mr.. Whitman. Mr.. w. d. Howells In
troduced some of his friends, the gov
ernor went up, and other well-knowr
citiznns narn greeting To him
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-05-06
Strenuous and Determined Efforts Of
Passengers of a Tainted Steamer 10
Avoid Vaccination

NEW YORK, April 25.-The steamship
Victoria, of the Anchor Line from
London, arrived ut quarantine with
several cases Of small pox in the steer
age. The patients were removed to
the hospital and the vessel detained nj
quarantine. While the ship was being
fumigated, the physicians informed
those on board-nearly 1000 persons
that it would be necessary for all who
had never been vaccinated to submit
to the operation. The cabin passengers
and the larger number of steerage peo-
pie consented, but $50 Of the latter,
Russians and Poles, made strenuous
objections. One Polander said: '1f
the doctors come near me, / will knock
them down" CHATS right, that's
right" exclaimed several of his country
men, DIR. Smith requested woman to
bare her arm to be vaccinatcd, when
she knocked the instrument out of his
hand. Finding $50 people obstinate,
the doctors requested the crew of the
steamer to assist III enforcing quarnn-
tine regulations. For time the scene
resembled pandemonium. The men
shouted and the women screamed, and
to use an expression of one of the
spectators, "The atmosphere was blue
with profane language. Doctors and
crew were hustled about pretty lively
by Poles and Russians, and the women
seemed inclined to join in the melee.
One woman told the officers that rather
than have her two children vaccinatcd
she would knock out the brains Of the
doctor. The crew of the quarantine
steamer were then called upon to assist.
The combined crews and the doctors re-
newed the attack, and every person
who would not submit to vaccination
on the steamer was taken by force on
board the quarantine boat and convey
ed to Dix Island, where they will be
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-05-06

Not a parlor match: $50 you mar
ded old heavipenny's eldest, | hear p
said the friend. "Yes," said young
Inforit, II have" "Good match p
asked the friend. "I guess So" sighed
the bridegroom. wearily, "heaps of
birthstone to il" And the years go by.
Burlington Houkeye.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-05-06
Advertising Cheats.

1t has become so common to write
the beginning of an elegant, interest
ing article and then run it into some
advertisement that we avoid all such
cheats and simply call attention to the
merits of Hop Bitters in as plain, hon.
est terms as possible, to induce people
to give them one trial, as no one who
knows their value will ever use any,
thing else.-Prorideac Advertiser.
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ASSOCIATION.

Les Drs. BOURGEOIS & DANSEREAU,
Mt forms uuo association. pour IL pratt
Ne de h medicine ct do IL chirurgie.
mai 81
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MIA transmits l.osdre de 81 mai
tresse.
Encore quelques grimace lit
NJ, de Bleze, en- haussant les
6panles.
Lsancien protecteur de Rita
en- 6talt deja arrive 4 ne pins gar
der, devant ses gems, 10 res
pect quill devait ia emme hg''
time.
Madame Ia cOm'essee est peut
6tre fatig, e.. rrprit Bob ellie
est en- entrer du bal fort tard.
-Commrn dn bal All! chez
&c notaire il l'ava!!s oubll6e!
Madame Ia c~0lntesse parr"ls
salt tres 6mue Gu mOntant Ell vol
ture, ma dit IL cochar ; une des
femmes de Nine Duloncey await
dh Faccompagner. De plus,
Niue la comtesse, aussit0t chez
ellie, a fait appeler miss Pencock,
qui est restee pres d'elle une par
tie de la nui:. .a a.5t
Ces details parraissaient inter
~resser M. de Bleze ; cTpendant il
init fin 4 la loqnacit6 de son do
mestiQue, Ell lui ordonnant de re
commander 4 l'ofice que IL dejeu
ner fit servi 4 midi. ,a+
} Puts il sc jeta sur un divan 81
en- murmurart .a. 5
III taut que cette vie Ii ali
un terme. Maintenant que II
due est parti, j'entends atre lei Il
maitre, le ,maitre aLsolu.
1 tt A 2uirve.
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L.
LES
GRIMES Dun AnGE.
LES

PAR. IRENE DE PoNT-JEsF.
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Il
DRAMES INTIglES.
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Ill
L'HOTEI DE FERYAS.

Dams le soin qui await preside 4
'tOuS ces arrangements, NJ. dc Bic
re, don't Ia fatnite Gtait extreme,
voulut voir nne premiere preuve
'asamour de Marguerite. II he
manqua done pas tie NETT .aussi
tot sur le compile dc Ia reserve, he
IL timidite, de lGducation anglai
sc, liz troideur avec laquelie avail
-eMt etc accneillies jusqueiA ses ga
lanterlts ; ct convaincu qn'il ne lui
.faatrait quinn instant pour ami
,naer cette GalathGe mOderne, 81 sc
rieux, 81 trite meme one fit reste
son visage, depuis le mo cnt OH
IL Favaic conduite 4 l'autel, il at
itcndais patiemtlent, ell hOmme
du moatle, 10 sOir lie son marriage
quela co,ntesse manifestlt 10 de
sir de rentrr chez ellie, car Mar
.guerite u,avait vOulu entendre
.parler nj de voyage dc noce, nj
'd'absence, meme momentanee,
de Paris.
Les ieunes maries await dine
chez IL due ell tres petit comit6.
Marguerite await fait elle-m6iRe
Ii liste dcs invites.
C'eta,ept le co,nte ct la comics
$50 DE- Leyri$, allies 4 IL famAle
de Feryas, aeux amis du coste
de Bleze, NJ. Dulonrey, Nine DO
nellie, eM toilette ebouissante ct
rayonna"te d'orgoeiI, sd file, Mile
-d.Ambleve ct Miss Pencock.
Mai the ct Mile d'Ambleve, qui
.ayaient servi dedcmoiSelles d'hon
meme 4 la pauvre Marguerite,
.ntdtaielIt pas plus gales que leur
annie cNes savaient toutrs deux
siepuis lengtemps que Mile do Fe
.ryMs n'aimait pas IL comte lie Bic
re, Ut -elles Sc demanlaient CON
msnt finirait cette union qui com
,neucait 81 tristement, Iorsqur,
vers ONE heurcs, In jeuue comics
sc donna le signal Au depart Ell
-:ssarprochant tie sen pere pour
l'embrasser.
lie duo, plus emu quill ne Won
lait le ,Mraftre, sierra fievrcuse
meat al lille colitre sa pOitrine,
tendit la main i 50" gentlre, ct
pour echapper 4 l:embarras dc sa
situation, pntraina NJ. DuioDcey
dams le tumoir, en- pr6textant qu'.
il await 4 lui parler dsaffaires.
Pendant .ce temrs.la Margue
rite sc lcntlait chez ellie en compa
ruie DIES deux j%euues ILLUS, qui fu
rent liz souteniv pour sui faire
franchirla porte de Get apparte
ment sur lc seuil du duquel ellie
.levait oubiiei a jamais tc pas>e.
-Tu le vols, dit-rlle 4 Marthe,
TAI eu lu courage, Dieu veuille
.,u mon .pere matt pas un jour 4
sc repentir d'avoir TAFT dc moi Ia
4comtesse de Bleze !
Mas lorsqn'elle voulnt dire
.adieu 1 Mile dsAmhleve, lemo
ton 6touffa N voix /; il tui sembia
que c.etait de Fer,lanl Iu'tlle al
lait Sc separer pour toujours ; son
sacrifice lui aiqpa,nt aIors dams
toute son etendue, ct ellie s'atfais
.sa sur IN tauteuil en- sanglotan:.
Une de,ni henre plus tard, Tors
que NJ. lie Bleze vl"t rejoinar.. ~
femme, il Ia trouva dams Ia meme
situation. SEES ycux etai. ut
ecs mails ses traits 4 ce point
bouleyers6s quill en- tut effray6.
-Qutavez.vous doncs lui de
mnuds.t.il Reimbursement en-
.ssapprochant L'elle ct Ell saisis
SAINT 81 main-
Marguerite init doacement fin
A cette etreitte qoi la faisait fris-
:son,.er, ct repondit:
-Asseyez>voas, monsieur lie
comte. e, faites- moi In faveur de
rn46couter atienfiyemeat-
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:. A II EaeT 4 CIs,,

JAa II Eae'T 4 CIe;,.
-IMPOkTATEULS DE-.
@'rchaad,ses seoaes. etrungeres ct
AMlvSCaineS.
o,ons, Indieanes, Kubans, Bon
a~eteyie, .N"Aca0irs. etc etc.
= sue de CHARITIES, pres Canal
NDUVELL.E ORLEANS.
Gette maison deja hisn connue par son
t~nc,rnnetc $50 ans d'existcucc3 ct le has
i,ri< lie SEES articles, oltr- aux u~narchnnds
lfs a,npagnes. f'assnrtiment le plus com.
itic' ct ie plus varie 'te marchandises scche
C''te 'naison reecit chaque. semainr dc
haveaux envOis tiu Aorti et de I: Yuronc
.ne' IN soin tout particniits |, rempiir les
- Iu' u soit actresses. III sept ~ la
New-York tribune., 1881-09-13

% %9paFy aS gi as s Sa 4s9
6aeli 6nS: sS:c III s gSqd bsd Ordinary 160 net receipts 81
MjdIin MTjhnIhiESros sept l2cottan firm Mddng ac; Low
STOCK g exports coatwise, 234 bales sales 1000 bales
h4 hMs@ ds2i oP@ne 2s os o@d9aF TeeaSts ii S. bales S~
sSa istoitoa ssoE 5s' sss stassy, Madnr ,lc
saa 5j Ssss lss SnPaE stoe * eG as net receipts
Ers sept aeps l2S1"s s,Ss aSst MiG6g Miadng &c
9ss' ' GsSf sap %9 oso loo PpSs 1 SSGs $ bales
ds s s2sSa Say sas s0 5sss sioa s2
Mfddns MffdadM9hFAs iSs" sept % Midns. l14c
besi bi sross 4ls7 bales 700 bales stock 0559i
net SonsoIS rsnf. Sept Eao steady han 9l2c
'aiss Pii 30 bales aI stock o00 '''''
MnS &C., sept odG 6fSsrSq qufs ladpg Low
s're 10 s1say s!' Mddss S bales c Low
GS 5aSs oTaeary Tues % sf Das net receipts 4oe
MiddSg iop sept l21qotton steady Midng Ilasc Low
shipments o27 bales baies stecs sss @se'
EUROPEAN hAaxsrs
at sI sept ~ -PorkPnme Mess-Eas,ern. steady
ssr ;toaaS at 9a noas cisaf Gs
Soas G% dq Ha1a e, 5 Sc hsss hsas
qa Gaow at ma % %eserS S% steady P' at Ms g.
da at fG ctss S:in rnqg Fss ss 80 am
0p at 3d. ''fag T at o sJd cds c2aoo GR% %
SSaay NS. sSadt at FtS4 az o Whg25TS %s, spr%
SonShern Winter, steady at lOd Corn-MXed old at 5li
slehi} 81 ld Cottonsecd Oil--Yellow American
s" s"nS mere Rosln-Common AT Lonton at 05d
lhSEkr9OI, sept l2-Recepts of Wheat for the week.
9n S Auanuc ports 900 qnarters from Pacific orts
$4,000 quarters ~ ''' '''''' du"i'elS' NorI,
LfEtpooi. sept 12-l:3O D. .m.-Beet lO3L Der tierce
ppadrs a ol Mess Cheese, go. cwt for
Amemcsp iI%T P 80 Sd Per cw Lard. so. per
40 5<Gsp9S 81 OK sept IA mCalcGtta Linseed 6I9d0
ptt quarter Sperm Oil $3.50 81 per ItoNn
n.Ioou. spirits TurpeDtne Al Cd. 0i2L RC0npd
Pcroitum 6'@7 sd SPIRITS Petroleum iOl,d 20 Id DeT
fJil o. DS
AhrwBhr Sept l2-Petroeun Iranes rs centlmes for
100 kos. N N'''N az A'' n"1SS
New-York tribune., 1881-09-13
Anrtiou Sales of Reni @stote.

\ SPLENDID ESTATE at AUCTION
ShI" 0od Forest containing 7S0 with large l,rc,c
s NM m aHa snisee oHDuidin@s and beautiful eouads
plbhc Nocit0f m
DNs, Nhfllna on tke 18Th day Thts
.stAte h@s produced wheat than anv
othel lsIh IN the kappalannock Valley IA
. situaied ON the RappshsnnocK River b, Sfaro-s
SoSuLYi mites below Frederick sburs A con-
siderable portion Of the tract riyer flats Thee is IN
ANA abundance of excellent water on tie
PROMISES Terms oneiourth cash. in J. ard
'N~4S T. Is MORTON, Trustee.
Fredericksburg. va.
E'AECUTOR'SS SSALE.-ADRIAN II. MULLER
SOY VII sell Al aucgiOn rs DA y Sept.ler
1871 az u O'Clock
BrOsduay, n u b. order OF execatrix o ~. .sie
az tu@s - tflh deceased, the ana laSeesf
Sleh cMen and lot MOL l2thst IA Elde
ue ot comm, cng $50 feet OF and runuDs
each SIDE, eaStory wall party wall
Maps al alCt30nccTe {. z PlDesL
andy AZ
New-York tribune., 1881-09-13

HAY AND sTRAw-Hay nnds IA fair outlet prices,
IpEsGThere is moderate trade at late prioes,
l9e taken othel freely at zoe At
tracts to Brewers up to- bsce@6eT u About re ID eo %
bale OF Hops received at NewYork during year
while export just about he obo Sses
afgs iaSg Ss ss hong I arg quantity q YaRg The
unless there should be early brisk foreign demand likely
demand cannot be safely predicted for the reports from
at some price they will taEe ali our surplus that
aiage proportion growers in this state seem Inclined
three-iours once they SoGid offer 20 ces for
them II o growers rush them into market hastily
.aoLA5sES-Firm demand fair; 30 test Refining Pa
,rsslx SAyAL aa1 s1ToRE3ssps T"rpspne lower
GSod % satd Sn n% ar o d " M @ @ 81 g sTg2 iy T p, ne
ssSefsIqRs 2o5s5 6Os spirits ruiSed,h 9io2 6Dls
OILS Moderately ss active at late steady prices
and slightly easy under smsnd mfs m Irregular
nSxeT SSxe dSafsS arsss & LysPoS steam erin quoted "a
BssGn Be "a ao93 3 3pis & Butter % r. rcfTseators 9os
1850 1SS bale, iToas6 SSel1saa 1S q. do o'
gO Ss tons deSsqenGPt sure Goods us g. London stea 5000
ECE fSso Ss s. 3d 5000 SACKS Fonr rs "a GLASGOW steam
steam $4,000 bush. Grain 45,d. Avonmouth steam sOGo
gagegens Of note Grain Cork for order per sailing
FOR orders 1900 and Sr, sTn SAID to BE- at s 81 q
Ss GrSs d. p s,rocg NSSwegn bark to Bremen 900
a6HTs 5000 66is Reaned HCI5eidsn doc s IN IN
S demand or 0cto6er contract m" oit gn
hned Petroleum in bGl here sc Tor export PSad. g
tifeete opened 855c sold at sc and al 93s eoS1 SS
raoVIsIo IoNsPoRK-sr Market about 25c per H. higher.
Sery n; WIN rather NO doing 9r xpSr aud
Tor export SIS IS 90 5 & 10 5Ds NeT Is
SO 5Oa$i9 90 200 bbs do November, $50 New ess
SSems si ossP'SSsr sP s :say hs 2s
s5i Family Mes $o Civ Extra india Mes; 5G ~ 90 SS
S55 S59 90 Os; BEEF HAMS unchanged and quiet; quoted
occ CUT NETS rule 9gits firm and demand fair 30
70 boxes DO y b lo'c and at Chicago 100
llama bSs 2,G smoked shoulders s'doc smoked
and 6S ced Long ga Gssr sS ba is Short saF
G 9Ss IN alr demand and Very hTin Gia:sdd
advanced per t5s 5s H. and closed very iton @
msrs mgnes rates Of the day export demand limited
Prime 14ss s.ss% sa.9a, SPOT i2i 63G sePtea6s
%i2 S2ee; closing i252Ls sG255c G. 80 tos Noven,te2
closing Se $Soo 1850 ,s c.: scsS RsS0Ss 9Ssr
i$$S9S closing 1000 ,cs feGrqaEy iSsH4Ey
1915 cSs SG,ns 5S9{ g. 3OS 6 ,S' tos Mach 1872
sSd5s sS SS closing Guy higher and
ns,s Ne Refined quoted i25Gc coSinent @ sGTTERS@
stfS cnScs Sssgs taa %9'2a q
sae ely & oo%'s oS sres %sSt' Sc Sss
western as PoS4 aa Sce Ssts Fsepr Poor Z, chSs
asasse SKINS, Poor TO Choice .EGGSIn iaf
ssr'ey 22s25c si%2l c Vest
eSss steady as sas
sstEEEDDss-9ais,, stEDs Unchanged.
iss shSS So ps sSG GHaI9Pe1eh 800 hhds centu ss
P%aars PsT =, centaga se 800 h6Gs caba do ses5 Ss
Sq. LGs Ssses @FISs iSs nHf Po%SeTsd
s11rgla';s t.sSs4S sSsgs Mould @ Sa So Sss
Si Yellow @ese e 4ss.o Esfa -c Ss. ysSw do. sOsse
10 ha5s sas 1000 city. 1so
,.aALLoW-searee and very brm; Prime City quoted SO
"ooL-Aiesms Walter. Brown e Goa si-e.i.- aav- The
New-York tribune., 1881-09-13
III A HUBBARD,

ACCTIONFER-
Executors Sae al Fubhc Auction without rasorr. M,
premises on " Ed y DAY SEPTEMBER o,cf,rt
"a seie l-state 81 SARAH r. JACh
IA residence Gnes loc5On GreenWich-av-.. sre "A va
N"i iire minutes walk from GrOenwich deput als .sit
NdteI' b"ailnk anu hshng hour
i'e's iairlOn, house. 4
% Se'l. y ial Slegan' arranged lawns eEcscnf ga.a
nltttN Nha,ei uliusuai opportunity 10 sec.lre
oounlry seat N tne order sale positive. fbiue 10
pei cent on "sN o sale 80 por mortcage F ipf0-.
uatton apply 10 ISAAC PHILLIPS F.xecufor 3, Tsh.rtg
81, Naw-N0lk, CHARLES CAMERON. C;feesssyicb az
Au"fionoer, stamford Gown -
New-York tribune., 1881-09-13

moderately active but at irregular prices closing
paies rficcs paid@septen6cr October 1877
1g$oe r%9 JaHsr2 Soc FeruaFy
i:sss, June i2s5eI3s jay' j$%is0lS Frdffs for
So7smSsr l2,ia Decs%SsT i5.26 JanaSTy, isio Fs5,
mary I356 MaTSn ~ @ ApI1t , lIsn MAY 2S" 81
iif 9i6c lo SctceF !s NcyessS i%s2sc
i$.a9e lsrc6' i2.5odI APr, l96 @i2 G2e May
FLOUR AND DMEAI,-FLoUR-Marketa shade hrmer, in
mainly on &cqSm Grades WGsa Flour wIeh are
S 6S 6ISGoG c rS 3 fa % 81 ss 50 for SS West hfn ns
81 50@s7 10 for south Amersa i,sG1 Oos No = s.
Ss. Low &rad @2 Eas So asdS rto for
1@sIi"s 70? aSSs O? ssurS1 %
waGs w aH %ses and SS Ws s @
3gT 4 S exScy ye e60Ss 9Saons a No. q 4 q! se o @
supertne So 20 as6 Common 10 Far Extra state
eood Extra Western 7oSss'
S c5r % s s ET Rys "a
Extra IS S5GS7 So Sratgat s7GS7 So Patent 81
c6oes F Family Sc as e E xSE
$725dS:g market closing steady aiy s0UTuERN fLoUR
$s ssss7 20; Good to Choice; s. 5oass 300: RTR
yellow Wssr MEAk 4 m nGyf @ S g? SO' Choice
CRAM M HEATrMaSkst 1T dS2c 1 better fairly active
EsS large cuisines. sRseglatve closing
with fair degree OF s'renh at ahoH @ tns
Sa. & Gs m iG9 s 80 y 8 s6s a6s chs N
har Duluth 900 bGshJ 81 l6iqa$I A. y9graed Win
= i5ES$i As Steamer So Red s. iI%S$i t2: No Red
10000 bush free on board a 81 46a Mol Red 47a$l As
Mixed Miner,$l 4l3id$ Az Cngraded White 81 300S A2
Steamer 40 White, 81 80, No White. 81 421, AL 43
nearly ali at ST. AZ; No. Red, September 81 As 47a
and r9mored at g. AZ T. closing lGs1 AZ ~ do; oeto
ber 81 ~ al 403 closing 81 1895 do November al u
s, q 5Es, closing 81 52Is 40 Decen6er sl543igs56
tY hrmer and advancing, with moderate export in
guiry sales, 1000 bush No. s. 05 and 5000 BUSH
FOR October 81 o. BARLEY nominal. BARLEY
MALT oily firm sales ESQ bush Six.rOwed state,
SlaSl 10 cash .CORN-Market wit
rather more doing for and home
ness speculative account sales l672OO0 bush future
2S100O bush cash including Ungrade Western Mixed G2 a
Z, &C Steamer No2
an extrtine Low Mixed, 77g7Sc No White. 79lqSuc,
Mixed stPlember II 972c closing do Octo-
Der, 73s 15C, closing 74d7jc. do November 761s
closing 1SC.... OArS-Market h0lc. better rather
active. sales. l9s, 900 bu including 42c.
= 0lS4c No. l, 4Sc.: No. 3, White, - 2U4lc.
50@5O4c. No. l. 5lGi2c. Mixed Western Al a43c White
do d1.c, White state, 46652c including 10000
No sept rber 42lec; $1,000 bush do, october 4isG
44',c. 42.O)O bush. Nc. Chicago, 43c. atOat
IN STORE IN NEw-1oKR, BRooRLYN AND JERSEY CITY
WAREHOUSES; HELD IN RAILWAY LIGHT.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-13
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCH
Per Worth Rieer. Ys;i''s rpl pti'r)ttI
NEW-YORK Monday Sent IL 19;
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YORK Monday, sept. u, 1881.
quiet and unchanged.

Ae1ITS-Wore Quiej and uncNanged.
10FFEF-Isio quiet and generally unchlnged; Ordinary
a., ,. iars0es Isle. Including tair l1l2Ul24c
es 75O bags Nasnyth private orm Withdrawals from
IIipparchus, 16O bags do 0O9 bags
cy Tennon bags do 2393 bags do 100 bags
d 25S baas bG do 500 bags do 100
bags do loo DO cX NaSnyth 5S4 bags ex do 1910
Ss tx do do 100 bags 25S bags
27 bags 3l0G bags do leaving stock here Of
81 AS bags. Mid quiet steady; unchanged stock s SMALL
4f5bags NlaracaibO sold private terms.
COTTON-Spot Cotton sc lower; cotton near 10y quoted
lc nnJer annexed quotations salcS 65 bales SO bales
sad " cvcuing iucludng 36l bales Tor cosumpon and
o0O hates speculation Delivered contract 600 bales.
Recepts ports to-day l6595 bales against lSS59
bales day last week and 2oS42 bales last year since
l16Al8 bales li64lS baler against 9S 992
luI.. lInri.gs time last wear.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-13
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 49, 1881

month Of August has passed by with slight fluctuations
IN the wool market the of values wing an
average decline OF only about cent per pound
quotations OF August During tho rst half month
re- showed no anxiety to increase their supplies
where toy could strike lot oHeel below current ruling
rates Messr', laIoUol d Coburn of Boston say THO
market has hte very active this
nestle wool amount TO nearly four million p1nnds Mann
ltrs nave Doen Tree buyers, and considerable
o. nc WOOL sold goes into consumption Prices quoted
Iu pound higher than selling
"coh anu We DeVe rates current viii be fully