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, 1881-06-01

the Er"n,nt esops isarss-#ieat ita, dons stead,.
NEW YORK.
Special Ltspntch 10 The CHICAGO 7rthun1 |
NEW yunK, Mny at.-t3nAtN-Whcat-wIntor
wheat far,y acttve. mostly IN tho way Of "pslo"s,
which luetunteh WIDELY especially In tho Instance OF
speculative Interest. md through tho EARLIER traaina
hnr.iencd nhuut ,iaAr buf'n'. hsrntsnk
nxnn, however lhr,'sh lhe afternoon near INC soss
va:y shnrpiy. Accllanv sial1&n bnshc' trotts tho
highest ttt,ires of tho ar m nHnccd rhloay W the
rcRorts from tho ,Wcst of heavy fa'n'.an
over widc extent Of country. The latest
la trlde moro n.nness. no white 'urerea e'. sor.
o,sty. sustained In pnrt by tho nnnTosnc tenor o.
tho crop accounts. particularly from Micn49a"' oos
the demand moi ursrnt. sprtna wleat 9a!se @
moderately dealt In and qa"tei cheaet saee ~.
rcd IL fiso4ytia, Chiefly stp1.: clns,nR Mt tiatts
So rod at .,a t1a%11@H M so's ~, nj 1a,,ioat u
stock; do stay mosttY In resten1ent. NJ tiaaai2A.
te latest nj @t.aals do limo nj taseT,f clasi,9 d.
sl2a bid, do July at t2'1tatGM cnsna at tlashi
du August as saltaislf cIos4ns at ti?lA' d. sep"
trmuos nt d No. Il rcd at kL21f9i4i IN.
prnlcd rrd At tl.Wasla ns to quat,, chiefly It Flag
lat So 2ChicaRo std alllwankss aFfl3 NJ al'4l*te
lx,+ Hpslty ~ <el ctnalna NJ t2l aakei SoAAr
at s,if9I, I!.nD unErnei spring Mt alo0 ls. an
Increase wns rcposted for tho week Of llltW ~ IN
the un.unt Of wheut In wnr'dunse In hs poFt Turn
Il further deellnN reported on rnFiv deliveries OF
No. nf As>sc aud In tho option line also " ts'ne
on freer offerings. leading 10 MI ncttvo .novement'
| III good part tor curly aoliverT, rns'ne Weak'
2aIea bixeb Wektetn KenAed nl Deassc. as ~ aual-
HY md condition. SHw York STEAMER mixed npsfhhl.
At about saailfcs white wostsrn NJ '!e! steamer
white nt hc: ol md unnlorelantnhio at 'abtsct uaM
nura at 1slkc Vte stock Ut In warehouse ler&
has buen enlar9el npout 3EuD bu. Oats lllodernto-
| u nctlve and qnottd down fa'lf hm..ac
bnshet. c0knG Tchh, n* nisereh thnra iIeeV. NHts
Western uuxsuugt1 al +t!tc, tn quality; mixed 10
nj +Aslc; w1Itc atnr Mt 4s2c, mixed Snte nnmeH'i
No. chcuyo quoted at 4a5la*c ltye Jul una IT.
regulars u1d car.tos ~ere placed nt als' pr,tne
stn,o guotcd nominal at ii; aakeI und a.1a bid
, 1881-06-01


surEarnH HCnu,r-CnSfEssIoS#-E. Il. ltognrs'
Jr., ct nj. vs.. Lyman ". spn'lard alid Mark D.
Clinton, Si.b.D.
.IupuE SsttrIt-StsncOn strAnas vs.. Wa's1nit r..
Tnvnsc.,l. S1,,Q5,-fs,nll Nifnurkrr VI. Albert
Duclle, $:!!,i. ..- ,,u.. .,.,,.
ys. EIty ot Ch!GngO, $iM.
, 1881-06-01
THE COURTS.


11lfs n1' .s " 1.. .a .'.., .,ha.,,,
A1,1roh tofntly Indicted ii, connection with tho
rns,on 1;o,,so iewclry rt,bbcry or some months
ena'ou ... .." ', n,r.,r,, f,u,ro anthnrr ycator-
day. Tho lefcndnnts entered motion to qlnsf1
tho Indictment. which was nrgued and nver-
ta"u. uau .".1 ~, ~ ,,"st ~ Aflrc,, m tbo
cohhnnatscs w. tno pasa u " ~ W,,s,om W. ,ad ,a
ground that MS Attorney ". W. A,ten ,s,'t n".t
~ hut h" VIVA ,,nahln 70 In IN court,
Fhn Y t:n,rS Was aGout to ptIss tho caso TIL to-
,rnsr.,s svt,.n Nr Mills stunneiI forward ,,ld
ss he ,.,"iers.nn fnnt m npEcuton would bo
@ n1Ht,o to. u,Urross by ono Of tno tufoiunts for
aNEsn " n,hmuv tt,nst,lyl-u1t TINT s 40, you
..;,I Iii - t.,rv III tho t.nsu.'t -
~" Mr III MnIihaii n ulrrk in Mr. o l;rcu's Office, to
Mr Mills. Viii hayu no rjxht to sHg w."
, 1881-06-01

IS II con1u,nt complaint. II yon feel so. get !!
viii Mt v,,ct, feel itH lt,ia p,wGr 1t rnncW* The
hr,iIthy nettnn Of tho k'ihest: l.w.ls. anl liver,
and this rpstnres thu 'l,ltultll llfo t strrugth
in lilo yenry ht,iy. II Gun now bn Ind In either
tIry or ik,,itt f,,rfu, md III nthcr way Is Away.
prt,n,tt ind Gtilelrnt III nettuh.-Nrto LcI("nt
kf,I3,t}HF1f
, 1881-06-01
lIlshl8.

TIEMS4
Tbs trial Of tho caae Of Richard D. Lender, ono
ot the suretlss'on tho y. N. Wheeler mAtoh bond,
was resumed yesterday bofore Judge DlodRett,
and won't to the jury about o'olock in tho
AFTERNOON. After It was closel tito
ease Of Edward Ruaaua, Indicted tor
aasaulttng natl-oarriaF, William Jonnlngs,
while In tho Discharge OF his otllcial duty. was
fuEur up. Tho assault ouonrrod Inst Christmas
m.nrnnr Mt NJ, III lntiluna street. and, nceartlug
10 tbo Governments evidence. WINS OF y nloat
unpfOvukel character. Tho 1bfenso ls thAt
Uuuud hAl bcun OH n drunk all tho night 10.
foEu aud did not knNw what he WRA doing. Tho
trlat vii! bu rosuNM to.slay. ,,,
Tho suit Of John Z. TtIlosson aEsl1at VILLAIN
SEDUCTION OF bis wife was yesterday dismissed Ut
plaintiffs costs W the ptanttG'a OWL oE4or.
, 1881-06-01
BUTTER AND C'1IEE9E.
Entrtal F1fspttfeh 10 Thk Chttdao Tribune.

Epft1dI U9pdftA 10 JHt ChItn9o 71toHHss
Et0tS. ILL.,, May at.-Flve tiuashnd orc hundred
and slxty pounds r creamery butter mid ut isAalc
IN thu lttart VI Trade u,.ay, against nc last weaks
Asare. NJ regulas safes Of cheeaa Nefe FeioFsau:
Irroou,.r ,a1os werr rnm,rted nj n nnd le, he tota
OF tho days rsocprdlnRa -lhe stealifst u
tho yenE rfe Mnrket Ia Extremely duIls"lla aoHa'
ward tendency. ~ >" -
, 1881-06-01
PEORIA.

PEORIA, May yal.-GltArN-Corn oasIert hiah'n,1xed.
4Aa4sHct mixed. 4'i414:c. uats actse but lomefs
No. whit. HsaaShc Hye-1rrcsulat, No. nj $li3A
8l.ih
iIIuMwlSEe-F1fmA Mt tlI09. .. ..,. -,
n $50 bur re, vi bfi hurley, aHp btt- .,.,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. AND but cufn, S5u1 buj onta.
H,1tV buj rye. HU bul bnrtey. none
, 1881-06-01

DETROIT. MAY 1l.-Es.ot'tt-Qniet.
0nAtS-Wbent strong: Su ! white. Ml'A Mnys
June til7Ai July. tli7st; August, N.LA; NJ WINE
ttla: No, rcd, &a.ip, rrcoIpts wheat, 21.uu hi;
shipments, whent. LUZ ui+
, 1881-06-01

Spsetat DGspatth to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
KANaAs CITY, Mn.. Atny 5l.--GRAtS-Tho P5ifs
Current reportss whcat-ltecelpts. l0&R bus s''sr-
ptts 1{1lu bu; Innrkat weak. No. chsh, tsct Jane'
ts1kc; No. cuat. tttst: No. cush. lEk Curn-ite.
cgilts n5Ui hui shipments, H!Dt hu. actiTs out
wcakor; No. cash, a4c; Luna. G>&c
, 1881-06-01

III the nnttcr ut tho estate of Margaret Ilronl-
Icy, deceased letters Of administration issued
tn licjou N. Allei, It. bond Of S!3,txk.
Iii tho matter Of lilo esttc If Edward elnlth,
viii urycn aiitl letters tcsla1IlentnEy Issued to
iitunla Smith III bond Of EN-
, 1881-06-01
I1J7FNIAI0.

BrprALu, May a.-1nAlS-Wheai firm, snhn
No. hard Duluth limo at $l.Il; htn BIZ 20 J'y at
sl:a Corn 1ulIi tou iu old NJ, 2 nt h4c uats
7GASAL FltEfuNTs-I1u1tl wheat, bci ruTn A}ac.
, 1881-06-01

NEW ou1EASa. Alny st.-CttrruN-Steaiy; n,hl-
ding. 1Ibxu, ,uw dp s9<c} good ordinary, k3kcI not
receipts, l,tU balrs gruss, :NO; sales. a0t. STOCK
iti{bI
, 1881-06-01
my Gn1n2.

NEW YORK. 3ny 2t.-Cotton Roo.1s fairly hct!7o ~
first handss prices reHl"tn firm. Fr'lls anrt WIN
nuents hut jobburs doing fnlr business. Ginu,Rus
ncttys urt t;rn 1awns nnd pIqhoA ln ll9ht detnana
iront Ktttts mostly gi1t llGAvy MuUBiss IN nr 10"
mnrI by tho clothing tEude. ::
, 1881-06-01

pr1tpn 10 choice, 14Gsst{c: yrllnw clarified. MfM9o
MUja.ses ,,ii ad tifsrhnnsed. ice quiet anu weak;
ordinary tU prime, 4tttaSc.
UNAx--<lulct; ILL.,
, 1881-06-01
DIVOltCES,

Eliza Tourney nled bill yesterday against
her husband, Joseph F0urneyt asking for d.
yorce on tho ground Of rruslty and drunkenness.
Trina Lynilm asked for divorce from John
Mnrtlu Lyt,um otl the ground VI daeortton.
1ud4s bsrnum yosterdy gtAntsa = divorce = to
ground pi lcsogtion and cruelty; TO Augusta D.
fuNlau from Ioseph U. lunlAn for dearrtlon;
and % LottA Pxuts0u from Tho1nns Paulson TOT
orualtY.
, 1881-06-01
rr1'TInIEDNT.

CLkvEtAxD. O., May M.-potrosanm uHc''nnHodi
Standard white. III test. 7,ac+ ..
p1rrnuuuo. t'a,, ataY II. - rETiln1EtM - dull;
United certificates a1}{c, refined, s3c. Phlladofpl,A
delivery.
, 1881-06-01
RAILROAD TIME. r,prp

A R41xhAH rnh'x:-kAS AM, !. ,lja lnjaEl'AI:ri'RE u;
SATURDAY excepted. .sau,,anr n'f,hI 9TH,
tM'titlAy excepted. sI,n1ly. '''"' e1eei e J.
ahscmen - Snrthwrss-rr fln,twnr
For Mnrs l'!rne.tnrlt. hlccpInr.t'nr nrrr,mm',,..
hHf'1y ~ " Glark.ss., tttnnd !'npr t,ritI uhu ~
!rr. Ihth1nr i!,ee. Is t'nnnI-tt ind H., ,'' ~"
, 1881-06-01

NEW OnLxANs. L., May ySl.-FLuuN-Quitt1 super.
ms gapD, Xxx, {A2t& 1i XXX, Sa1tsaUl high zEsdes.
Et44$aM .r.-....-.
UuAls-Corn nrmos, t0Qtsc. Oats dull, 4sotso.
CuHN.MEAL-lllxhsr} E11621x.
ItAy-EirMerl prime glutSd n ~ choice. t7a0.
IAoyIEIuNs-Fosk dull and loweri msss, sl1s*a
NEH. Lard steadyi t!srcs. tltlU1ks, key, Ito Bulk
meats qulcl and tEut Shoulders. loose. sat04ttUt
& o; shoulders, 1ci ,cpaF ribs, Htai oIsar stlas
W{@l1G lt2ms-suxaF. duilt esns&asd, leI
"WaisxY-Qulst and steady; Western reeunsa. tl.o6
lt.l0. ,
otlinsrJ " pftule: sstti4S sugar h14: co1,M9g ~
, 1881-06-01
3I-QEL.

oswEao, N. y. alnr 3t.-GlsAlS-whent steady.
coru uomnally UNCHANGED.
, 1881-06-01

Sp,etai Dupafeh to 1ns Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE May 3l.-Ttio produce markets to-day
vpfp weak, and whcnt Win deuloras1od. A',d 2(e'to
lower closing nt sl7k fer No. :ApflnE &'0,A ael!er
July md fts$ August !c for M. aprlnr sl!l fof
Nh. : hard. slOi fur now wntcf. 1nd tao for No. d
Flour wns ar1er. chOict unFiHR eftsN IN
sucks sold ns E.l7.4c. sttli4tunh wera
unchanged. Eoarsc Rrnlns Glossd NJ ike for ohta,
4lMu Tor corn sl9 for rsr, md au for barley 1lnHs
wctp steady ut fd.HtEh;i for packing sradns. Tra'
visions werp nrn 31d for mess pork and no. - ioT
,ard. r,.n. u.,,+., a,,o+t,,<t ,,,,,,.
aflLwAUK EE. Wi., a!a5 al.-Flnttt7DnGhnnEed:
iiHAiSWicnt ,r's 4ened Mmd Gnssa 9, siT1aayl
tLllgi, Hpptcnlber. No s!llwMnkeu, TC. G"f
un i,d lo*er, Nh. Tat 4!&c thlH dull; ~: N ote
liyu lUworj ~. ! NJ Wv! heFle5 no'alpn"' wv
ctHslHedt No. ut Nac: =. -, .,,,a ,. .,
,tuno; tlUD july. Lard. tua5 tash Rnd junai *lod'
"Wius-Onlet and unclaimed. sss0&aM.
FHK1GIsTK-Whent ~ HunAlU, lfc. ~, -
ItErEtlTH-FloMr. III ,l0 brlSs ~heHt EHuN ont corn'
g,AM bn. ..,, ,, .... ,,nn h,,
cota,, &taD III,
, 1881-06-01
Isrpuosgls fur Furl, Fur,xe. nnd Atrasvs and
" fur nrnyARo.
Hsadquartors Military !llyis!on Of the Mtssousi,

fNf uFA}&aHct
Isadqusrtors Military division Of tho Mssousi,
Oli,ua Ghuf unl !!pp,t QuAri.rln!atsrt.
SEALED rRol'osAi.s n trlprala sah]uet q tas =,
MtuKi cuMdon1, Will bu recS!yeta ~ th!s 4tc1 unH !!
wlict tne ,t t,hcu UoJ will 10 Ipengd ~ tho pfns-
Inct ut liiAsrY f6F furnishing aud hnS0fnH o. the
IiMEti Wntd, Ktndttnr Wood. A11tlfnGto Cunf. ltN.
alin0us Cua Timothy I!ny OAts lti4 straw Ee4nitou
GT tho uu rtrfulA 1lUpATeat ~ lMs cttY uur-
iR tic iissa ynaT commencing July |. 1881. and end"
lux lMnB ~, lbG -. A.. u.u. ,,,.,,tonaa
or or qnnHttes lass h4n tho Waoe se4uaFed VIII bo
refsroneo VIII be elven to articles Of % domestio M
prIuuGi,un At thu Inns ard ulacD auaisa ptI-
nnamh ii trlrgttu usll HQb}uck to ll1v llsAt cnnl.
Huns viii Iii r0cutyu fur this nHA reQuttAl by
tEU o. IT, In the t'tY Of Eh!enR9 uufin9
thS tteal year commencing July lat, lsa ahd ohd"l9
JgNS H. teEs. ,.,s .....o.,,o
hMli,tad ponnhs. .,,... y, ,.ioo. .,x nv
ali nrtpoknls n,k frin4 ue pEupo.a aila rlrcata!s
Eiy(nE lhv GatinAta guAntit! ~ fu9t thfaae MN
struW Frauf4tl, unt aly additional nfMtnhton az.
sroi Vi u thu nlanHUr Of blddlmR cuMd!ttuna 20 W
0iaOryOd by Ilt4et, aud turn. u tnTaIe nild pay
mint huta f0E shokupRes nnd lh1 dsayaxo, VIII bD
Furnished UlI application u this ahle0.
T@posais fsr isoi, fafsss;, "araya9S." s!S a.
tla may ts. &nd addfs:.ca ~ tls nm3sfttnSd
Assistant Observation-Disclosures y. D. A., Chlaf
OunttNFuInStQr,
, 1881-06-01

uhirnRo. ftnrltrRtan a. Quincy Is.,,roa,.
Pr Sups. Tinc.1'nI!ea si"ep,ng.t.ar .,snutno,,,.
ttOns, ntC1f Mt u EHtk-At., tirtnl Pic i,. I;i
ltrnks Express t,nice, fn0t Of JN,iinnb..y i;ran
central l,glMt. Ean! unu Axlgunll.st 1ni1na! %Ial!
lbul1sD, utlu u t.nilat.xt. wv '"tEef
, 1881-06-01
BALTIMORE.

HAT4TfAOEE,
uArTluonk. Md, May 5l,-FLouR-Quist aud ur-
changed.
spot. and May, tL2li Juns. &i2sAQlai. July N.4kes
lxgt, Ausrst, &.as{xi.=k. Cotn-Westera dull and
,owurt ,ntxcd sp1t A,'d Aay, 51SeI Juno and july.
a}S9af4ct stoA4eF, &lc. Oats steAd1 h5s saasor n
}l04l.i4
ilAf-unchRnged.
pHovlsluxk-tlnIst, Arut and Without change.
MuTTEA-NBw REnss, l+41sg; old paok0d nominal,
EfiNB-ttriu ~ H. t5e.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ..-... -. -.
observation-disclosures tlsnt lilo chV0asY Ordinary, 70
1I0. sugar tirh4} 4 suft. t0fc.
WNtAkf-llH|l ut $t.4A .,.a.. No..
NElIiFTs-Flg4r 11aa btasi whsns xd Nv baI cosn'
EjilvNESTN-W hiaL II :1U but curt. mona
bALEA-Wlca 81, ,0u but corn. u W bn
, 1881-06-01
ST LlIIISA

ST. LOUIS.
EpsffaI Dtspateh to The Fhtcaso Tribune.
TT. LOCEe May Hl,-Thorb WurG Aiif bu u wheat
auned to Now Ur.eais by river and ril to-dA5, und
&, lis bu corn. Freight Oh wheat, 74c, on corn, To-
10 Tho 1rfsttrn Astocast4 Fstss.
BT, Louis, Nny Observation-Disclosures
GHAiN--Wbcht active for canht nntons unsettled
aud mainly loweri No. rcd. cash fii4f
bid May, tl.l4lt0altt1Ll4lk luMei *l.llAdel.l0&1
l.l2aLll3k July; s'tsA@l!1stal,@ Auxasts A,es1aa
1lXtalN thu yeur, No, do, &l:RH&i No. d. 4G'.t
curn notiYo ind h!uhor, caal uptlons ansteF s1}40
4sso cnhi,, 474c May IN settemunts Y t341 June
p..s. t)atH sW ut J1satu Caatt a1lSc June Mly
2s7io sep.rosr, ls1e s'o"' tll7 nsked. i'rr!e5 no
n.nrkGL
l.EAU-tu5et Mt AAc.
Observation-Disclosures.
EuA-UnGhaDXusa. .
WitlHKY-ftHAity ut q M -, go.
rliovislnSlOik qH!at At gieM Mays {9l 'nts i,t It
aMslut nt ttjN, t1.,u4AIA sAnkta.4 l.ard qu!ot ut
WErE1rrs-Fiour, ann br1at whcnt 81. .om bu, corn.
1aa hu. nMts. !tl oht ryg. noEui barley !stH ~
| SlltFMESTB-Flunr, llun btlss wheat dsNN WI
corn, HAU but uats, a0N hut rTu nono barley. nons
, 1881-06-01

UNITED STATES COURTS.
Jacob Haish tl,ad bill ycstssday agaltst the
Waahburu S Moen Misunderstanding Company and
, 1881-06-01

IanHc H. Ellwuml tn rrstrnin them rrnnl rising tho
Sidney II. stevens patent lor bnrbch fc1lcc hns
chtnrs issuntl Dec. ID, 1879.
, 1881-06-01

rsthrr snslsr Cuuntrr ularkrt% for ~hent-EnR!lth
and Fsanch tirtn. Wcitlpr In Enllnnd favorable tnf
, 1881-06-01
u0a EAI.Ee.

AfIEEF-Yesscr4iny's of7DrinEs w0Fo GntifeIy u
shotn sheep. There waa far lnea NM s%f,ihn,,E % VI
tieg, Common wcfa weak, but fur chte9 INC mhf1ek
W1H hfu The following sa!eA Wefo fepoItea:
, 1881-06-01

PHILADELPHIA. 3tay al.-Ft0uH-farmi Western
extras EAs@l 3tinnesola extrAs fa7t4sdl2 l23t OK
trns, ,tLuhoIt0s winler pRtvntt, &ta@1. htinne1nta
uatstlt prucess s7uEl12l lyo Hour qulots ss91%s+n 10
t1lAlN--Shent Armor fur fntnEos, spot lots un'
clnHess M. rpd IN track, fs|Hl No. rod, oleva-
ur. iL2I4; No. rod, Mny, t1&s31. .ali JuaV. l9a}f
asl4s<; July, EI.12fGal, AHxna et LINZ Corn
ii fur tplnm.Id, futures nE.ni matarTta nqulfyi Ea
n1at stnir .ieIn ~! *;sa,'o5 q srtts, aasa9j
s;Hc; 1sSa.E AYf4s;'4S: oas. aull ind '"weft M.
iIUyikHSs-Quiut, lioer-Aloss. al3 Qs tattia moss.
ss3a. iirina 1nGEa york. I'll. 1.aEt1Ag4 Hama sM2hgs1
HuTrkN-!i4lt u,l1 !nwerl erGAGlesy. sxtEa. 1k&tSs
Nav tlFk ktnlG ind liTR1tDF1 EDuntY Ec11SJIf@ha,
WiSis-xrtrcs and trln nj isalaNr
tIiEEsE-11uaAnd inIr and market aru1i ofSsaaefy,
'fsTNptgCx-Quiet At tia
iEcEli.rs-Fionf, iiIIn bsls, wheat. l7AoD hui
ct,fil, IiUN hut oats, Il JQg lH.
6ktipAESTH-tY hpat+ Hlln tu.
, 1881-06-01

Knnsas City. Denver. Pueblo Fix.
Emitsl.x tity,3nntM Ft. New Mt!x.|
ie,., ,Aelx0ilAsSt'atlft,r!aia Fitst FIX |
II. l.,llils, springfield i .rexnH....
II. tst,il<. Springfield - 1'axhs....
MUbltt, !t MIN iJrIGsi1ts ExptusA.
l'turin, kiHtk,lA. Il tflr- =. VIII
lIIl4u,n Fast t:xltrI.ss.. }t:lloADH
1'GAiIi II l'vurIh t:x. rlA 1Hliuk....|
NtrasatuT, l.ltstil. tFtLslItnsL'n Ex..
Jullyt Il Dwight ACculslftltIl1nt1olf.l
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-10-22
The Yorktown Celebration.

YORKTOWN, October 2o.-The
steamer Charleston, with the Gov
ernor of Connecticut, staff and
troops, about which some anxiety
was felt, arrived this morning The
pilot did not know Yorktown har-
Dor, and anchored at \ ork rive
until he could get pilot to bring
the vessel into port.
The military review took place
this morning. The column was one
hour and twenty minutes in passing
a given point. Gen. Hancock and
staff rode at the head of the line
and when it reached the grand
stand fell out and took position Oh
the stand with President Arthur,
the Cabinet and foreign guests,
while the column passed in review.
Nine thousand five hundred troops
were in line. Those present were
quite enthusiastic over the magnifi-
cence of the display.
The marching of the troops gen
orally was very fine, and excited
great interest among military men
and ELECTED loud cheers from the
multitude. Gen. Hancock and Gen
Fitzhugh Lee were both loudly
cheered, wherever they appeared.
as a tribute to The Blue and the
Gray" and as a recognition of the
fact that both are now marching
under the flag of a common coun-
try. The State troops wed with
each other in drill and discipline
| and the friends of each claim the
palm for some crack corps. The
regulars excited general admiration
The companies presented very
animated appearance, and the FIRE
quent guard mountings, drills, dress
parades, salutes, calls of courtesies
between the different commands
serenades, speeches, social visits
etc, occupy great deal of time and
excite great interest. Two pieces
of artillery, captured at the siege Of
Yorktown and presented by George
Washington to the Chatham Artil-
lery, of Savannah, Ga, are here in
a battery of that famous organiza-
ton, and excite the greatest interest
The naval review originally sci
| down for tomorrow came off to
day, and was entirely successful and
satisfactory to everybody. To.
morrow's programme has been
abandoned, and to day closed the
celebration.
This afternoon, Gen. Hancock
gave reception on board the
steamer ST. John. Among the
guests were President Arthur, Da-
vid Davis, president of the Senate,
the French and German visitors,
Rear Admiral Wyman, officers OF
the army and navy, members of the
Congressional Commission and the
Governors and officers of States.
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-10-22
George Stephenson The RaLt-
road.

Swift as is the steamer. the rail-
car is doubly and trebly swift. Some
trains in England run at the rate of
seventy miles an hour. THIS is as
fast as a balloon moves through the
| air, or a storm wind. It is the most
rapid means Of travel ever known
among men, and it is only within
the past thirty or forty years that
the railroad has reached this rapid
rate Of speed. The engine used on
the rail-Car Is smaller and more COM
pact than the machinery of the
steamer. It's piston, crank and boiler
must all be confined within a very
limited space. 1t is the most won
derful and elegant Of all the labors
Of the mechanic. Small, low, al
most insignificant it possesses a gil
| ant strength, and may often be seen
| rushing with its long train of cars
along the banks Of the Hudson or
over the New Jersey flats, swift as
the wind
Its inventor was Oliver Evans,
American, born at Newport, Della
ware, in I775. In 1904 he built a
steam engine that ran on the road
mile and half to the Schuylkill
Rever, where it was placed on a
scow, and made to work its own
passage TO Philadelphia. But the
man who first put the locomotive
on rails, and showed how it could
be made to draw train of cars, was
George Stephenson, an Englishman,
born in 1881. His father worked as
fireman in colliery The son was
brought up in poverty destined to a
life of labor. He was a tall. stout.
healthy boy, industrious and sober.
He had no education but what he
gained at night school, Rough,
| scanty fare and constant toll were
the companions of his youth. But
his mind was always active, and
he was always inventing a rare ma
chine. He was fireman at fifteen:
he learned to make shoes; he be-
| come a brakeman, and at last an
engineer. He married at nineteen.
but was SO poor that when his ia
Their fell into distress, and he had
paid his debts, he thought of emf
grating to America but was proven
ted by his want of money Had he
succeeded we might have had no
railroads and engines for another
century He staid in England ma
king clocks, engines and various
machines, and found employment
in James Watts factory. There he
began the study Of the steam engine.
He lost no opportunity of study or
improvement. His remarkable in
teilect was eager 10 get knowledge.
and he became when he was about
forty, well known engineer, and
the maker of steam engines. As
early as 1872 he had planned rail
road, and even built an imperfect
locomotive, but many year was to
pass before his plans could be car
RED Out. and lines Of railway laid
from city 10 city.
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-10-22
NEW ORLEANS HARRIET.
OFFICE OF
nc southwestern GO-Operatiye
Association, &. of H..
New ORLEANS. Oct 30 19,

VIEW ORLEANS, Oct. 20, 1881.
COTTON-Firm. Sales to-day O. ZOO
Low ordinary, &C.; ordinary, ol6c; good
ordinary, Io4c.; low middling. 1886;
middiing' TIC; good ..-niddling, IKE;
middling fair, I2c.
RI t"tures-New orleans-Jan., I144;
Feb.. II57; March, 1874; Aoril. II s.;
H.ay' II "a; June, I2II; July, $50; Nov,
Futures-New York-Jan, II rs; Feb,
II 81; March, 1909; April. I223. Nav.
1888; June, I2.45; July, II, e; Aus. u IS,
Oct,' IL AZ; Nov, II.46; Dec. 1862.
Net receipts at this port si1ce Sent 1st
BALES same time last year. IIsI2,.
Receipts at all ports since Sent Ist
9t,75o bales; same time last year, 7s2.I52.
BAGGING, etc.-Bagging, 81 Ms
1895; lbs, II15c.; az lbs. t21/c'
TIES-Arrow, ST.. 90.
COFFEE-FaIr, IIA@I2c.: prime.
I29c.i good, I3@I31c,
FLOCR-XXX $7@7.2s: family
$3.50; choice, $7.Ss.
bACON-Shoulders, 9I@o15c. clear
rib, II Ec.; clear, m &c
CR4 SALT-Clear rib. Sic.
MESS PORK-$Io 20 per Dbl.
SUGAR-Fair, Sc; prime. S5d0S3[c.;
cholce, $4,000; yellow clarified. o%c -:
"hite Clarified, Ioc.; cut loaf. rot[c.:
crushed, Io4c.: powdered. Io1{.
MoLASSES-Centrifugal. 2om60c.
KKICE-Fair 6Hc.; prime re; choice
MACKEREL-No. !, bbls. $500 hal
- 50; qrs., s. Is, kits. SIC.
mixed, 7Sc.
CORN MEAL-Kiln fried. $2z5.
ga S-Red rust proof. z5c,
do, $I.o5. my
CATTLE-Grass fed from s22 to $2S
DRY GOODS-Prfnts. 5@zc,. Ash.
land shlrtings, SIC; Harmony, 515c.: Al.
len fancy, 61ac.; Sprague's. 6t5c.: Simp.
sons, &C.; American, 61507c.
lotions, bleached: Lonsdale, 20 inches
Ioc-; Rosebud, 60 inches, 915c.; Common.
wealth q yard, sc.
lotions, Brown: Mathew, 715c.: Match
e. 712c.; Columbus, he; osnaburgs
Prattv'lle'o OF. 9lac.; Lane, s or q15c.
Tuscaloosa &C.
Plaids-Gulf plaids, &C.
SHOk S-Brogans, wax. ooc6SL2z
men calf pegged brogans. ooc. 6$2: men,
Caif SeWed brogans, 81. 5o02. 80: mems cal
Pegged Congress, $I.25@2: mems cal
Ssn1H congress. S2'25@3-7S-
bOOTS-Men's double soled spill
$II9@3o;. mems double soled kips, &340
80; mems calf Pegged, $3o@42; mems cal
sewed. $4,000.
WOMEN'S SHOES-Imitation kir
PolKaS; o5@95c.; full stock polkas. $1@1..
s; calf peg Gals, $I.I5@I.5o; buff peggec
pas 95c.@$I25; grained pegged polkas
CHiLDRENS SHOES-From Coo
to $3.50.
T. ]. CARVER,
General Manager.
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-10-22
President Arthur's Speech IN
Yorktown

At the celebration at Yorktown last
Wednesday PRECEDENT Arthur deliver.
ed a short speech which we publish
below:
Upon this soil, one hundred years
ago, our forefathers brought to sue
cessfnl issue their heroic struggle for
independence. Here and then was
established, and, as we trust, made
secure upon this continent for ages
yet to come, that principle of govern
ment which is the very fibre of our
political system-the sovereignty OF
the people.
The resentments which attended
and for time survived, the clash OF
arms have long since ceased to ami
mate our hearts. Il is with no feel.
ing of exultation over defeated foe
that to-day we summon up the re
membrane of these events which
have made holy ground whereon we
stand. Surely no such unworthy sen.
timent could find harbor In our hearts,
so profoundly thrilled with the ex-
preston of sorrow and sympathy
which our national bereavment has
evolved from the people of England
and their august sovereign, but it il
altogether fitting that we should gath.
or here to refresh our souls with the