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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-02-09
.-eneyoIent Mr.. WIxha.n.

AT a meeting OF the Ladies Benevolent
society, held the other day, it was resolved
that committee of four ladies be appoint
ed to canvass for donations, and in th'
course of their perignnations this com
mittee dropped into Mr.. Wixham'
Office. He received them as gentleman
should, and after the usual formalities ON,
of them began:
"Mr. Wixham, we are asking aid 70
benevolent purposes"
''Aht yea Benevolenoe is bump whicl
siSe1a ~ ezziskEsfsdL .seS ssz- ,o-s..s...ss;
after poor folks.'
'-Wc are"
''Very proper-very proper. You al
have children of your ownl"
'HOh, yes"
'.All of them are well-fed, well-clotheI
and well cared for, are theyf"
''Yes, SIR"
That's very proper. | presume theil
stockings are properly Garned, buttons il
their places, and they say their prayer:
when they go to bed? Am correct?''
The WON n looked at each other IN a sly
way, and then at him, and one of them
said:
''we shall be happy for any contribu-
non."
Yes'm, yes'm. You don't want this con-
tribution Tor your own families, eh!"
mo, sir" answered four voices in cho-
rus
well, am somewhat inclined to benev-
olence. Hardly day passes that l don't
do something for charity. Here's an old
g x.ga.
he's hard up al d having close time to get
along, aud yesterday l Cancelled the debt. y
One of the canvaSsers turned red, white
and blue and looked out OF the window.
That was her husband, but Wixham didn't
know it.
'.And yesterday found poor, forlorn-
looking little boy out here crying with hun
ger and cold lie SAID his name was Tom
my, and he lived at No. S6-street.
He hadn't been washed OF combed for a
week, and felt sad for him. | was going
to take him home and feed him, but he
slipped away.
Another woman suddenly looked out of
the window, aud her pulse ran up to 120 a
minute, but Wixham was as innocent as a
lamb of any knowledge that it was her boy.
Then you won't aid usl" queried the
spokesman.
''Oh, yes, certainly will. | was SIM
ply figuring to see how much could spare.
L signed note with Mr.-last fall, and
had to pay it yesterday. That makes ne
feel rather poor
The third woman didn't turn red, but
green, bat Wixham couldn't have posi-
bly, known that 1t was her husband.
''Let'e see. Let's see. | want to give
you all can spare. Mr-Or--street.
owes me four months house rent, and I'll
give you an order on him for $40"
The four women rose up. They rushed
IN solid body for the door. They went
out in heap. Some were red and some
were pale, and all mad. lhey tried to
speak, but they couldn't, and as they has
tened to get away from each other, Wix-
ham held up the half-wrtten order and
gasped:
"How very, very SINGULAR Perhaps
they thought they couldn't collect the
money"
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-02-09

A law suit concerning the use of arsenic
in colors was lately tired in the High Cour.
of Justice, London. Steinhoff, color
maker sued Woolams & Co., for small
bill for colors furnished. Woollams refused
to settle because the colors were found to
contain arsenic; they not only refused to
pay, but claimed damages against SteinhOff
to the amount of nearly two thousand dol
lars. 1t was proven on the trial that Stein
hoff, when he sold the colors, which were
the limitation azure blue guaranteed that
they contained no arsenic. Woollams
showed that his reputation in business was
to a great extent founded on the fact that
his wall papers were made without arsenic.
Believing that the colors of Steinhof con-
tained no arsenic, he made up lot of wall
papers Herewith. Subsequently it was
found that the coiors contained arsenic to
the large extent of fifty per cent. The jury
allowed the claim for damages. So the
plaintiff, instead of obtaining a judgment
In his favor, had heavy judgment ren.
dered against him, and hac to pay the
costs on both sides in addition
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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-02-09
AWAKE.

bs.un gets up n the morning
.p5lfts hi stately bead
oaer rour eyes. my sleepy skies'
The sun is out Of bed!
Tie moon is very tmld'
She dare not meet the sun.
v,barei.h ho! the stars must 60
" -1bise = themselves one by one-
The sun gets up in the morning
Tie world is sll alisht
Fr.ry tree Is full Of glee'
Fvsry blossom bright
Evsr7 bird i singing
welcome to his King
With a"Well done. beautiful sun
YOu glOrify everything,
The sun gets up IN the morning
And so must children, too
How dare you keep fast asleep
The sun Is calling you.
Ma al the birds and blossoms
Your merry voices ra.se
With = hurrah, How glad we are
We have got s sun to praise
, 1881-10-01

Atphn. t'npt. Kirby Is MI excellent tuHrnn md
ohu of the tnust Tcnllcn,anly of river inen.,
Tnwina bushes. Ia NO tl,.It thnt a N,nttcr OF
the l9ni1alo harhor tugs aro going t,t'' "fflnnry
nHnIll.
Cnpt. E. C. Remington is now IT. c!n,r,!mand q! nf
the schoo,cr .At''roidack, Capt. y. W. woivcr-
ton hnting retired.
!. e. q. ttadtcr, has nos', ns:!9neh to tho
cnrtnlncy nf thu schooner Four Ilsutharf, S'co
Anrrew Andcrs0,.
Tho schooner Lady Intrcrln y IN Tho douks Of
tho EbIrngn Duck Company for lotsoln. cAIAlng
md general rul'tts.
Ttoro Is ta,k If retiring so,ne of tho line pro-
lion ,t down frc'shts.
Can't. II. q. AlUrcott has rcttrc,t from tho com.
mand If tho schOunor Q. .. Bnrlos, md Is a'le-
cce,lrd by his sun, Capt. GcnrRe q Atorecht.
Captains arc wArncd 10 luok ont fyr tho new
iinht. '
retor Smith rcp,aeea Euoch eross in command
shnp s. ~ ,ases cset sEo aun aee ' % ,ao
scluoHcr SlAry.
Tho tugs Ewing, Of this city. md Miranda, Of
y. .lo.el',. nrc n tho docks Of tho i.own;
rrt' CnInpHny, tho fOrtaer Tor ellXht falAfa HUI
tho tutter for new Wlec.
Tho nlvanco demanded by tho tug stcwards is
$lh per tnunth, instc!lsl hr s5. rs published yes
Ts1ns aSyaas s nc, oe o esct %sxS' ,oaa sr MONTH
The propeller skyiark lost cher dsok.ioad Of
peaches IN tho s!,to Yesterday mornnE., shS wns M
toui fr.nl st isscph t. TIL t,art nd WI! wt,h ths r.,
Can't. spence, who commanded tho foundcred
schn"nor Cn',,'cld had a s s!0o interest In tho
barge Princess Alexandria. which wont to
pieces TN tho hennn ut Purt burwe!l AuntMy
night. where shc wns r!in to Keep hgr from
folludorlnK Mt nnchur In tia stnrni outside.
Il ealIor stntcs thnt il tho crow OF tho IL -fntcd
ttut-tS ia
, 1881-10-01
SttsCEI.1.ANEOus.

MISCELLANEOUS.
CLEVELAND As a nAl.noIs ~ ngFu7E.
Cleveland Marine Record: "Whtlo oil tho
hnrbnrs Ut other large p,,rts on tho chalt
of hikes havo something more or less attrtct-
iyo about them. and are s,tppilcd With
both natural and artificial qualifications MS har-
burs OF snfety aud refuge for vessels In heavy
wenthor, the harbur Of CLEVELAND stands proinf-
mont among tho lumber uf these, md also
atants first Among tho hntbora nn Inke Eric.
Tho now breakwntcr now IN process Of coll
structtou ID rnpidiy Forming bay artificial. Of
COURSE, but still making It rs safc rs 1t It were
lRn5-tockrd. II can Rlrcndy accommodate small
vessels Ia ans win! except northonster. and
next summer VIZ bo 81 fHr completed ns = a.. NS.
ef toI GssS: n4o no% sFns far
one moro imprtnnt imprnycment-stz.: cut
t,ng rassako through q. tho hcHd II r. the 9
tho breakwater. Could ihls e. accomplished
Cleveland wonld olrer moro nMuou,ents to laku
Vesssis that no,y oIihor hive Il, run iy Or conu
70 anchor outside in rough weather. ,and rome.
times losing scvorni days time. could 9nfcr the
through the ontrntlco ind .lassn the river Il. tho
duck. Tho vessel cpultl thus. be unlan1ca and
IT, LIE % we dlf o 70 tic o'asr 6sna f
this entrailce y not nude. the vessel that !s
conlrel!cd IT, Ito ut ut,ctor outside ta 1ossng
xrent Importance VI hnyins tho work done y
bccnil.pg ujnrr md illore Inniltftst rs thu full
NJ arsP n m ss @ s s9sfls en Fss sr sfa
ar1u now brenkwater."
4 siHuuhAt ACCIDENT.
Saginaw jfelutd:" "Thc steamer ". II. Burt
mot win BlngItnr accident yesterday fnrcnunn
on hor way up from baRlnn's. II Hppeurs thnt
as shu WIS milking finrHrarob dock, On tho mid
ot lilmtvr which iell over upon tho rcnr ond Ut
tho bnnt. ten,olishtlg rho hurrentie md prom.
onaho decks to the ntnuunt of *;tU. The Hurt Is
n WhnCnr14 4NtNrUrt1, H1t1ft. far
, 1881-10-01
l,l'rT'SHU1l(1.


1'lrrsplrRa, Pa., Sept. ;D.-OutsIde Of tho
advance III tho mil cnrtl from 81 to s3.eess.
there Is not much TINT is new to report III
general business. Trade continues activc,
with tho outlook very encouraging. III Iron,
tho mills havc all TINT they can do. Willis
future prospects were Iteyer lttter. Prices
arc lirn,. Notwithstanding ali active trndt.
there IL Il tendency III tho tart OF ninlii!fnct
lrcrs to keep the card rate where Y y, innr.
der to prevent tile Importation Of EhHlts!i
Iron, and keep the tritle 1t, steady rorldl-
t|on. The t.cNinMl for plg-lrnn 's i'!crcasttl9,
with prtces stiff MD unchanged. Nails
nro firm AT an advance, with the demand lttl-
prvcctleq>trtt. Glass presents llOnew features.
l'Elc demand Is brisk. Factories nrn running
full and prices arc maintained. Petroleum
.wns active With strong market MT! 4 con-
fident feellng existing i!!ltlcr rep1rss OF tte,
cline ut protl,lcuolt.. unllet sertlicatcs soll
during the week rs high as Ei md rs low
a. 9l,f, closing this evening nit Gll5, Sntcs
and resales. 2,t;shoo, 6arrels;, shipments,
$4,000 barruls. coai Is quiet md unchanged.
l'ailroud coal ls selling ut II ernts. willie
river business Is entirely suspended on nc.
count Of l0w water. Cattle hive dragged a!l
tho week. with snine sales 10 to 1tcents ott !;
common to primo quoted at ~. iENaB.2,.
Hogs 1lttet; common to fnir.. :sb.0Ef6: ~.
Sl!cep iirlu; coluilEol 10 extra selling ut S5.do
U1500.
, 1881-10-01

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 30.-The North
Amcrican tomorrow Will say:
"Trade In most departments was quito
leading articles were well maintained. Cot
ton remains about the slime nj lust quoted.
Flour Is scarce and iii guud dutnAi,tl ut full
prlces Wheat ls unsettled, and c'osed u
1lyo and nats are firmly held Mt full prices.
Iii provisions there wns q gnod jnbbnE traac,
and prices were tir,n.. Petra lcuM Is I'M.
changed. Whisky remniMs rs inst quoted.
Wool continues III E0od demand, ald prices
l,aye ap upward tendency"
, 1881-10-01
AROUND THE LAKES.
knrI1.r rf MAH1NEns.

s,><to, 1,,.na,rh to 1a* Catono 1.,,,..
MosraouE, Mloh, sopt. oo.wA sunIon crib /.
Whto VIII Lake barbor, making It unsafo tor tho
rnssn1o ~ vcs.cia ontorInp tho harbor 1t will
ho ,r.,r,d N t,a olucn at tha so,,.b Mar an anon
~. ~. .t.a ,,..t,,a. .,ar.,t..
I'd 'uo t. "e.a1us n',.s ~. ~ ~. r,..,., 7~,,n.
pss,u s% Mtoh s"nt ,"r qe 'CTb" % terr,bo
so,h ot waore it
nnsx iIss' VcsssIs eaminr in horu will uood to
iouk out for It,
MusxeuoN LUMBER MArrEt,s. 81
5p<etat Df,patea to n. chicago Ir71un*.
MussEoos. Mich. Sept. 10 -Ciaaraaees Today.
sh'nuls. s'1 4nimT,. iatb. ESitM" TIN fs"nm,u9
CoInTany accctlod to .iao mo,,'s dolnaad for in1i
fI.m. III s"nnta nof uIsu; tor thn fiTftn mt m
striko. mud lie men still refuse 10 10 to work.
Tho tnillMen are pushLnx tho Bnotntug Cotnpa-
~ for Ivy, a1.a vii! hnve to shus down unless
so<4s.. ,,t'.otts 49, =, ~. rsteoao Tr,s,r..
AvwpwtTnn"n III ~ San, e"1asy ;ulNsrh" sn1 Min.
uie Mnrinn. will .In,nes dunn the diver, com.
1luucud wurk thts furonu0n TN the tug Martin
iwnn. Qnini. has Deon down srn1n!sK Ut tho
Stokon psees, With tho iqtsntisn ot R!ankh!nE leg
st so" Z. s'yns ds h hoe
four ice, wlda IND elght foot below tge water-
line. Cupt. MuKuun Ia bossinI tho job.
BUNK At ItEH DOCK.
Sp.eta1 Dhpoteb to Int Chtea,o Trtb.tne.
ToR0Nrt, Ont, bept. W.-The stoam-tuR To-
ropto Hello sank al her duck tonight. At tho
time stlo SINK she bud Oh lurgo cargo OF iron
chains, md It ~ Thought that through her bout
iuH Mgatnst tho duck, rnuAcl by the hish Winds.
u hol9 was knucked III her s!ds. AZ soon R8 the
Weatnef hooefatee sne VIII w Ealsed'
gTHlKE or p0cK-LAuOREllS.
Sptttat Dltpatch to The Chicago Tribune.
ToNljNTn, Ont, 8ppt. U.-A number Of labor.
ors ungAKol Ii ,inl'adIils tho scGoouer i,l'er-
nrIsu Ut iIuy'a lpk hprg. 6rtlpk work tOluY for
H., incrousV OF tivu ovnts un hour. Thoy hud
been recetylnE ~ conts. They wsro promptly
balu III aaa h'ul~oa 10 4o'
dtlAtS uECElFrs AND coAt. BatFAENTs.
| Special lItyateh to Ths Chicago 1fabuns. -
| BuFYAjAl N, Il, Sept, W,-Tho totu! receipts
by luke Of grain III this port thus fur this SEASON
nra IL3li ibE! hIshpls: fur sRt1lu lime lust spuso
W.G4 G1l bushels. The coal shipments this sea.
son hre bsl. y tons; last yoar. iji,Hn HDns-ah
tnoreaso of lao,o9o tona Tor fno present season.
| nOpY or 4 HA1tolt FOUND,
, 1881-10-01
FORT OF CHICAGO.
AHJIrr1GH

s.mE Graso GrnmHona, ~ soath ittsvon. sundrios,
S ss:';ST5 siS Il ;; srss's: sss,s:
FSR snaPl'sss nslSs, SasSSysa aae ine''''
t Y tnnr1s y ,sbor
;$$ i SSsS; %}s ;:$$:t {S;$s;
ii,top n n lls,tep6: lls,t MuskeEYM. Lumbar.
ssS! s }ssi s, Si;a;; ps! sSfS; ss9 ;SiSa%ssE s
5s 5sSss E t s$ asi 'sss: na'to,
sf sssf SasS 4 F?S; + siss M%?tss asssa !S@fss soor
ec!,r iinttiCal. ToutwnteT. lMnihor.
ss!ir e 4 ssl;f,SIs u.i!HS,o9 ,n,6er
sT e hoG aS Ss Ts2a
achr Eina, s0iit i, ChlcasG. ernvel.
s$ $$: ~; :$:: :s:;s: $ !:s !se''''
cr naEsaH 'naa1 y GS,n9s EsssaGn; lumber
ss%: ais: ';ss s% !$ses.
ssf s'a" ;aass9 a,eeP
sSss. @ Ks;s ;S s ;;ss;s iSnsas.
hshr Egipas. Luulu9sbn. l4Hbcr:
snr asaf4ra GnoTsnn t"y sy 1o"H .
si ssSi sS;xs ;x S;'s sSs; asss s5;s'sd BS Bs; .Is
ACTUAL sAtLtSuE
H. .saatss sS I'D 'nnd''
S M II s.sfss fns ysts ,l"GS. ss s fssi''
fSS II nSttsb Mht? sa9 81 and .unars
s sss2 :scSia: 6 :1.sea
Efss i $siSss%s,a; ss,sessss; nj, s 'sh
t!sR E!sRP ;sss E:id %Sss f. blk H.; sat ,.
+ corn @0a
$;f :'ss ssIs iSisss:N SsSs sss Esis. b 5s
, 1881-10-01
HOME GATHERINGS.
rHdpELtEn Ya. nRIndE.

Tho new atuutn-b barge Robert A. Faokor COLI
lllcd with Like ssreot bridge nbout | O'Clock
yesterday afternoon. with result out Of tho
usual line. inAsmncli as tho steamor got vastly
men.,oncl {ha Fucker. with II t,1r Mt hcr bo,y,
.nsnaoea @ .as "..u .ax ~ a', ~, uom,
loud. The capta!u blow hls whlatlo for tho
oridsa he sisaaled the engineer 70 ,ovo,se 10
engine 10 oFaer 10 iessca tno oohts spcea VINO
going through tho draw. as tho steam
sew TINT uulcss ens vas checked up COM
n,e,o,y 11w M, w,u,,d en5o win rho lmrve' mi. e
sIgnuled Tho engineer to buck her vide open.
Tho on1tneer, 1t seous, nad cithur misundor-
stood tho first sjxnuls or got ratified" and ho
Ter, OF cnurae, shot forward and wont stFA!Rht
for tho 5 BRIDGE weeh e,,9 pa ,Ssf to 'wha hs
rsckcr .tr,ck thc hr,,1ua viii, trcn,cn,,oua
force, causing 1t to spin around with fearful
velocity, one ond ot It graztng tho mlzzoimnst
Of tho boat, and sweeping tho house oror the
boiurs and engines olcnn Oft, lnkin9 tho
TWO snoAestaohs anu palt VI 'ne 7'eu.u-
ppos with 1t, und making COM
peo "nUos q n o
~ ! ,s,"ov ,,,,1 hornro .ha coIlta,on seeing That
aeciaons d WIS WIS., sons to haupen. shoatei to tho
unatoIy no oue was ou tho uitur deck. Nau
~ ,',.s,,. ,.o,,l, h.,,o m ,,oo ,ho, t.,,,,
mere eoen' hoInsaS woolu naso sasea uon .so!u
hoiug Killed or snatded. Us 6overat OF tho small
s,rnr1- p!pcs wore bFQko9 nhurt or. Everything
went tu snow that tho engineer vi the pro pellUr
wns eO!u,y 10 bsatnH, ns several perBots testify
thut tue Captain 9ave h1tn tue proper e!4n4ls
10 stop ruvurse, aud back the buut, which hu
| nIthnr ulisllndDrntopu Or neglected 10 obey.
| il Will cu3t In tho IuIghborlobd Ut
| $l,5N or $a0U0 to put tho prU-
| rellur lu Ahapo agutu. "a conposu usW house
will hayo to be bntlt, uew wtro riRxlnR put 4ll,
aug repairs ~ hiauo 70 tne stua. p.peE' lae
nslnao "s uRaRuM KY, ~, .au " nv y,
tutcv ~ men "Ma ,i;i tusaM.St{ .:c., tuI ~ ~ "
WORK gu ane o!Mse: saa w." ns9nnyy VII ~ ~
pnlau ana opeaI ~ ~ ~. VI % %assa 'e ", ~ .in
% a r,!.v 9s. shvktne IN,
Inc p!use'Guus H. aaa ,,,I.s MS
ant htssu t9eusescs " tuto"IE saE ,tnu,!so'sMgss s. .
t on tacE ~ ~ " tu w
IN @ e~a ~ IL ia ,w"r ~ nt s p},%S
put ot lhs VIZ q tne taeksp tno lilly sS!easaa ~
Ply hold On the lesaF no!heat oe1ofe the col'
!la1oa.
TnuMspA1 SluhTs oA"a'
.ha svopost thas nas sated Ill ' ena 81 Iaks
slicuiHln this eus.so,,. II c0n,lne.lced to !lluW
strung troui tho southwest about 0'uuek IN
tho eyenna, and contln!,ed to ktow n % velocity
tttMlug. which continue! all aAy yesttislay'
hiost VI ~. heot feM4tnoa ~ ott. ntastets oe
inx "MInea n1 Nv l " n,ta ~ @ .,
,nI npo s.,r.to!, 'sn.a tma1r %.:n,pr ~ IL
apliroachlax gals. Cotisidofabu anxiety wia
; feit yosturAy III nartliu circles 10 hear troi
,e6s-a ahura pQfts but up to iMtu hour last taighl
n9t 1nv tlsassar aaa nsoa Fss,orIcd ttas senono
1sis ~ ~ ans1 Es, ''.st - thaf,
su t.,,vas tnr, hy thn fnrcS If n" Wild. nu
, 1881-10-01

. Sretta1 nt1pltth to 1te Chicago G~.5nns
BUFFALO, N. T., Sept. M.-CoRl frelghts today
continued tirlu at sl.40 to Chicago md s1!lwau-
kse. Engugements-propu[e Clariou, eonl 10
ChIclgo, <i.40: schooner Thomas Quayte. coal
to Nllwauxoo at $l.4o; schooner Augustus Ford.
ooni 10 sundusky ut 10 cents; barge Cycloue and
schooner Queen City, lumber frons L'Anso to
HutTnlo ut 81; propeller Potonau and conaort ].
u. sawyer, lumber from Frankfort to Tona-
wanda at S3.10. Tho schooner J. @. Harrison.
light froln Cleveand, arrived today TO loni co9t
fur Milwaukee,. ThD schooner ThutnAs Qunylo Is
GINNING tlore Yrnin tho sAnl1 pnrt for tho s1me
rurps,se. Tho steamer HGpry Chlsbolm will sand
coai for ChicnHo and tho sahooners Nagauner.
unloading MI of. Thorn will Cd for ore Canal
frcghta wero dull and heavy. tho rntca being "
ccnta IN wlicnt, cent8 On cor'l. III c9nes OIL
tiuxseetl, and . cents tn outs to Now York. Tho
shipments wGro uoxt to nothing.
AT CLErELAND, O.
kpsctul Dusateh 10 N. Ghttaca Ttibfns.
CtEyEl,ASn. O., Sept. t.W.-Churters-Pr Propeller
Chisholm. coul. Lake Eric uurt to ChtcaKn, 81. 40
free; schooner Wtllam Edwards, nro, EsuatiHbn
to Ashtnblin, private terms; ach0hnet King.
fisher. cnaI to Milwaukee,. private turns;
sehout1ors Thomus QuaYle Harrsun. and No.
gn,inec. coal. Lake Ero ports to Milwaukee,
South CblcnEo. II FREQ; schoonur Jura. coh! 10
Duluth, $t.uu FREQ; schooner CAndcu, coal to
Chicago. private terms.
, 1881-10-01
ADIlIDGED INSANE.

BpstI0l Ulpatfh ID IhF Ealcao0 Ifbun6.FN
JACKSON, Mich, Sept. M.-Peter Patter-
son, n young man who resides iii the minIug
Village OF Woodvl'te, four miles from tiIls
city, has been adjuAgel insane md taken to
tbs asylum. liz WIS arrested for crime III
Ol1td some tlme ago Ut which ho WINS lnno-
cent THIS preyel upon him so much TINT
sate person sent from hora SO far thls year.
, 1881-10-01
CROPS.

sp*eta1 corrt.pondtne. d N. cattaeo 1ttbaas.
A1TlcA, lntl., Sept. e0.--Thu corn crnp in
this locality IL fully Us large as 1t was Inst
yenr, md farmers will market more corr,
thun they did IN lsS6. Wheat ls looking tine,
AID 1t mover l66ked ns promising us 1t does
now. Fall pastures Rre good. TAe potato
crop is u failure,
, 1881-10-01

o444Eh A@&A1AkA VAsA0f
rnnr HURON.
Speetas Dtsnaten to 1Hs Chicago Trtbunss
PoMT HURON, Mich, Sept. 3Q--1:BQ p. H.
Passed up-propoIcrs J. t. huby, WaveFly, Van"
derbtt. ORGmaw. 3fichigan md baEReB. Il. Stew
nrt and harKcs, Sea King aud batges, stiddlcsor
and harycs; Bohooners David Vanoo, Jennie.
Matthew'S. F. j. King. E. Jones, Cossack, J. Sto"
yenson, and American.
III port-sturla Martin.
Down-Stoumer Manitoba.
Wind southwest. heavy. Weather cloudy.
Special Dispatch to- The Chicago 7rtauns,
ponr HURON, Mich, Sept. 3o-p:3o p. m.-
Passed ur-Propollcrs China. Iron Duke and
cousort. N. Mills and burgess. sohooners Sum
Cook, siIilard fillmore, Granger, @. 9. Nough.
ton, and brooklyn.
lu port-TuK Eakctou aud barge.
.Down-Propellers oscoda, Pacific. Mary Psiu-
Wiad d w.t. Brisk, Storm signal up, Weather
cloudy.
Special Dtspateh to,Ins Chttaao Ittbuns.
peiler Sneidoa, sehoonor j. 7. Ely, ,t1E sam,
sou, schooness Sellator, u. Muir, J. +. Card. 9.
u Uesssd@ras aso ,oas. s .opooness E. coyno, D.
D'' sptssat ss '5is pGessst q in4 Chicago z+.sun
s.sss,ss M*%se55aySi 5y IL ss sses p''''a up
,sSo%es; 4 III, !; + K'%b&li, 7 AID ttsas sss'; ius
9@fsssss;t ofsytn t. tsae'Ga Sas, H. T.
"@N - ro1r coLnonNE.
sptetat DI,Datea % Tht thseaae T!tounA
POM Cotuonsk, Ont, 9ept. so-rassed g, u2-
lishts j. i: HSok, Kinattoa to. Toiedo, .lsht;
Erussla, Kingston to = mTo!ase; light; Oriental,
ioioio. eoa!; .aicdltsrrunean. Charlotte to Ds.
eos!;; Nsssa&: ossexs e itilwsStse, SoaI: Az;
, 1881-10-01

navancrs huvo been ,natle. Dry FHts flavn
fnlr]y I,nol,lesl. The volume Of sales Was ,ttl-
usually grrnt, nlml many very largn billy wrro
ma,le An rotton l:ntnls were tirH, With a1'
upwhrd tendency. Waolrp goods nre strong,
With general a,ivance of abont i ler cent.
lsOots anil SHOES, l1nts mid rat's, clnili!lg.
hardware, md MI other: branches Of j"bbing
trade nre active md prices satisfactory.
, 1881-10-01
tho storm last night, vhilo attempting 10 enter

ltAH on CHARITY tliDAL.
Rntrthl i,|spatsA II The fthftau Tftbnn'
Uswx1t,, N. T., Sppt. H.-Tha srow 1tnntorc.
1lluttrr hIten for 1awcrf, rHn III Cnhtfy Shttnl,
md, nfler !Lxhtor!nE tnrt uf her carEu Into tho
lnkG. gut oil, md IL III pprt.
t,tTttT hIHEDSTtHuEn.
Spfttht ntsratfh ia Tia f,hlt1do Tribune.
AsttIEnatbt'ntl, Ont. Hcut. a1.-hfnrtnorB nro
tlutfpl TINT thu light htH huci dtschotInicd otl
tho wreck Ut the Henunner rnntlell 1utwcen tho
stakes UT Tar Point FROM thia flAtc.
Htd,wISH 4 GALE.
Spee1dl D!spatch 10 The CAteaso Tfhitne.
ANnEtlarBUun, Ont., Strt. n. --A gnb hns bcGn
blowing fruni tho toutheAat MI day. but hns
shifted 10 tho southwest, accompanied With
rAtn. =.
, 1881-10-01
THE STORM SIGNAL.
f1IanEnED DOWN.

Special Dlsp4lch t. Jht CHICAGO 7Yfbt.ne.
WASHINGTON, u. G., Sept. n.-Slguats ordered
down at Grand Haven, Section 3, Chicago. Mil
wlukec. Sections and ?, Escauaba, Marquette.
nrfd Duluth.
, 1881-10-01
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, Lt., Sept. 30.--lsl financial
circles the squirt Ut business nntca last week
WIS ot short duration, nil classes Of securl-
ties being dull n,u easier. Tho supply of
money is nnpls mid readily furnished for
tho wants Of the trade.
III crnp prospects there Is no change since
Inst wgck. Light loca! showers llaye pFc-
yailcd III tile Gult States. LII cotton sppts u
firm 1inarkut has. prevailed: buyers have
eNiDD forward anu pllrc!INsett freely. Prices.
compared with Inst Friday, show MI TN.
proyeineilt Ut ole-efEhth of n cent OIL, 'lll-
t1ltnE, mid one t9 tllrEC-tlunrters on lower
grades. III weight, bales received thtts far
this spAsOn ntG tlIrty-efgit to forty pounds
less tllan Inst year.. Thls Is owing To tile I'M
usually dry weather which lIas prevailed.
Thu future MArket Inns lWeIt nct!vu NIL tho
week, prices lluctttnttnE thirty points, but
clpsetl sirntty al Inst fridays figures.
The rfru market continues itrln ttttter MI
active tle1nalld. Receipts for September,
rice. Sugar, tha first three days ni tllo week,
wns sasy On Thursday, under the ,,n mtlacnso ne
movement principally speculative.
Floiirul,tt provisions I,nSesloWly weakened
the past weak, nwt1g to tho sltEglsl! dg'
tnand. Tributaries belnE low clIrtatls bust
ness. Trade Is entirely lucal.
{irafn, undor tree receipts. Inns ruled easier.
Owing to Il moderate demand nnA lnrge
supply, the prices Ut llny arclllel II .00Gt3.W
, rur tUil. Bulk grim receipts for tile week,
l25, ,000 bushels. EXPORTS, none.