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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-01-07
The Champion Liar.

The most abled- bodied liar on this
continent is now on the staff of the San
Francisco ChrOaicic, and that paper Is
Justly proud of his brilliant mendacity.
Gifted as others have been in this line.
the Frisco man discounts them all and
gives them as many points as they wish
at the beginning Of the game. His gen
Jus in this respect Is probably the result
of the GLORIOUS climate of California
ably seconded by that training which
only Chicago or San Francisco can give.
His most imposing and massive false
hoods are always in the medical line A
while ago he gave an accout of physl-
cian who removed a condemned criminals
brain, piece by piece. The top of the
unfortunate culprIt's head would lift of
like lid, so that any lnquIsltlve person
could gaze at the empty shell. To do
the doctor Justice it must be admitted
that he kept the scoOped-Out head filed
with cotton, so that the brainless man
could not catch cold. No doubt Califor-
mia is so accustomed to see men without
brains that tins story passed current
there This man, we presume, Is now
an estimable citizen of San Francisco,
going around with lump of cotton in
stead of brains. Again, tins chronicler
wrote Of physician who fixed mp a bath
that would freeze solid in an instant, 10y
touching an electric knob. BY mistake
the physician got into the bath, some
one touched the knob, and in a moment
the doctor was ready to be loaded on an
ice wagon. The latest yarn appeared
last week Barney MCGEE, probably a
descendant OF the Bouncing Barney
McGee" celebrated in an old Irish song,
drove a street car till he got q disease
that softened all his bones Barney was
about to collapse when DR.. Bishop took
him in hand and ossifed Mr.. MCGEE on
the outside He procured bone material
at the stock yards and covered Barney
with a shell-in fact, made human oys-
ter of him Barney has no bones inside,
but his outside shell prevents collapse
and although he is a little stiff in his
manner he gets along all right.-Dctou
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-01-07
The Harden of China.

Around Shanghai lie $4,000 square
miles which are called the Garden of
China and which have been titled for
countless generations. This area is as
large as New York on and, and Pe ems wanna
few feet above the river-lakes, rivers.
canal, complete network OF water com
munication the land Is under the high
est cultivation three crops a year are
gathered population so dense that
Wherever you look you see men and
women in blue pants and blouse, so nu-
merous that you fancy some muster or
fair coming on, and all hands turned ont
for holiday. No one can deny that the
Chinese are an industrious people.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-01-07

The cost of keeping cattle in Texas is
estimated by the Fort Worth Lire Stock
Journal at about 81 80 head, or 81 800
a1.OOO. Four men, with u to is horses,
will tend herd of 1900. The profits
are as follows Beeves, per head, cost,
SIS; running expenses, $3.50; sell at
go. with profit of 80 per cent. Profit
on cows costing $3.50 per head cost
of keeping. s1.5O, making SO. Increase
of calves, rs per cent, worth So pc
head. Net profit % per cent.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-01-07
Cremation.

Cremation again is subject of gem
eral mention, but its failure to become
popular is shown by the fact that only
eight bodies have been burned in the
two or three years that have elapsed
since the only American crematory was
built. Though many believe in the
resurrection of the body, few desire that
their remains shall be waited heaven
ward from the chimney of a furnace.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-01-07

A GIRL only eight years old was ar
rested in Lowell, Mass, the other day,
for drunkenness, and an exchange says:
''Fo complete the disgraceful picture,
the police let her lie ten hours insensible
IN cell without attention" But they
did not club her.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-01-07
BITS OF INFORMATION.


THE first census Of the United States
was taken in 1890. The population was
3,929,32S.
MEZZo-TTNTO engraving was invented
by the celebrated soldier and Admiral,
Prince Rupert, III 1850.
CHAUCER was a courtier and diplo-
matist as well rs a poet. He was sent
to France and Italy in the capacity of
his Kings representative.
THE Egyptian obelisk, now IN New
York city, was originally set up IN He'll
opolis. Herodotus speaks OF two obe-
lisks Zone of which Is the New York
one) at Alexandria, and Rawinson fixes
the date Of their removal from HehOpO-
lis at 1863 B. C. According to that,
their age Is 3, 043 years. The companion
obelisk IS in London, England.
WHAT is known as cut glass is glass
with missions and ornaments with
smooth surfaces, appearing as If cut
by a sharp instrument. The cutting of
the glass consists entirely In grinding
away successive portions by holding
them upon the surface of wheels Of
stone, metal, and wood, which are made
to revolve rapidly. The first or rough
cutting Is sometimes given by wheels OF
stone, resembling grindstones. After
ward wheels of iron are used, having
their edges covered with sharp sand or
with emery. To prevent heat by fric-
tic Il small streams of water are applied.
The last polish is given -
THE size OF some largest
churches in Europe Is BY their
seating capacities, rs 10 " Pc
ter's Church ut Rome 81, 900
persons Milan Cattle 10; St.
Paul's, at Rome, b, 600 ul's, ar
London, 80, 600 ST. at Bo-
logna, "a, 600; Florend al, d.
300; Antwerp Cathed 10 St.
Sophia's, COnstantinoI No; St
John Lateran, -. 900 4 me. at
Paris, 20, 900; Pisa Cy M l., 600;
ST. Stephens, at Wei 00 St.
Dominic's, at Bologna, st. Pc
ter's, at Bologna, II, 81 bdral OF
Vienna, II, 900; ST. Venice,
1000; Surgeons L 1000.
Very few American = have
seating capacity Of oyer
IL case of a gendei sldng to
marry, literally in the with his
heart, he wears plain OF chased gold
ring upon the forefinger of the left
tends his suit and he is actu-
ally engaged, the ring passes TO the
third finger. If. however, the gentle
man desires to tell the fair ones that lie
not only is not " in the market but he
does not design 70 marry at al, he wears
the signet upon his little finger, and all
ladies may understand that be is out Of
their reach. With the fair sex the laws
of the ring are A plain or chased ring
on little finger of the right hand indi-
Gates "not engaged, - or, in plain words,
" ready for proposals, sealed or other
wise. p" When engaged the ring passes
to the first finger of the left hand.
When married the third finger receives
it. If the fair one proposes to defy all
siege to her heart she places rings on
her first and fourth fngers-one ON each
like two charms, 10 keep away the
tempter. It is somewhat singular that
this disposition of rings IS rare.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-01-07
The Greatest RIe..inr.

A simple, pure, harmless remedy, that cures
every time, and prevents disease by keeping
the blood pure, stomach regular kidneys and
liver active, is the greatest blessing ever con-
ferred upon man. Hop Bitters is that remedy,
and its proprietors are being blessed by thou
sands who have been saved and cured by it.
VIII you try it? See other column.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-01-07

DIR. ANARCHISTS UTERINE cATHoLICoN will posi-
lively cSre Female Weakness such a. Falling Of the
Uterus whites, Chronic Inflammation or liberation 81
the Uterus, Incidental HemoTrhsse Flooding Painful
Suppressed Irregular Menstruaton &c. An old and
reliable remedy. Send postal card for pamphlet, Win
treatment, certificates from physicians and
patients, 10 HowARTH & BALLARD, UTIcG, New York.
sold by all nruggsts-sI-50 per bottle.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-01-07
CUR YOUNG FOLKS.
A MIsHAF.

A dear little fellow named Noah
had made up his mind that he'd 30 a
Sailing alone
In boat Of his own.
For be was a champion rover.
This dear little fellow named Moan
Hadn't gone very far before-ohi an!
His boat was upset,
And he got very wet,
Did this little numbSkuu OF Moan.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-01-07
A Phy.,cinn of Great Prominence

in Thirty-sixth street, New York city, was IN
able to even help Mr.. VIM. Mckee, of Paterson,
N. j., suffering the agonies always attendant
upon diseased kidneys As an honest man and
practitioner he prescribed and cured him by
using one bottle of Warmers Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-01-07
Doctor. Gn,c mimIn.

is it possible that Mr.. Godfrey Is up and at
work. and cured by so simple "a remedy"
Il assure you II is trUc that he IS entirely
cured, and with nothing but Hop Bitttrs and
only ten days ago his doctors gave him up and
said he must die"
''Well-a-day If that is so, Will go this min
ute and get some for my poor George. 1 know
hons are good 90
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-01-07

Mr.. GEORGE SCHIoK informed our re-
porter that he had been suffering with
rheumatism in his feet so badly, that for
weeks at a time he would be unable to
leave his bed. He tried various rene
dies without relief, and concluded to use
ST. Jacobs Oil 1t acted like magic. In
two DAYS. he was entirely cured.-Sagi-
,aatD DAILY Ne1os.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-01-07

VEaETIHE in Powder Form is sold by al drug
gists and general stores. If you cannot buy it
of them inclose fifty cents in postage stamps for
one package, or one dollar for two packages,
and l will send it by return mail. H. r. Ste
vens, Boston, Mass.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-01-07
D,ur,,,er. Wiy.. and uothcr..

Two-THRDs of the axle-grease used in the
United States is made by the Frazer Lubricator
Company. Buy the genuine.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-01-07

CoAL is so scarce in some parts of the
West that young people engaged in
counting have to sit on each others laps
TO keen warm
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-01-07

THERE is no necessity to neglect your bust
ness if you viii only use DIR. Bulls Cough Syr-
mp at once; the most reliable remedy in the
world for Coughs. Colds. etc.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-01-07

THERE is not corporation on the
rouno globe whose specific gravity is
greater than that of the old ErSA LIFE
of Hartford. 1t is sqMsAcranite and
as true as gold. "-P5,5 ll~ ii Ten, anu
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-01-07

THREE school {
elected President {
-Millard Fillmore.
James A. Gsrield.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-01-07

TIE superiority of men IS merely local.
rhav are great because their associations
are little.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-01-07
PEN SION S

NExyLAw. Thousands of Soldiers and heirs emit
tied Pensions date back to discharge or deSh TINE
tiuited Address with stamp,
GEO. Il. LEMON,
p n nr,wer 323. Washington, ID. q.
, 1881-03-19
"ASSISTED EMIGRATION"
Exporting pnupcrs and CrlIniun1s--
Further Details Of tho Swiss Zoo.

Exporting paNpcrA and Crl1niun1A.-
Further Details Of tho Swiss Lco-
noEnic NIetisods.
WASHINGTON, u. e., March 1G.-Str. Nlcl,-
Oias Fish, tic American ClarRc ut Bcruc,
Switzerland. has written lot,g o!l!clal letter
to the State Department upon the "evils atll
dangers Of asslsteh cmIgrntlon," and u.e ne
ccssity for legislation by Congress fur the
protection Of this country aEaInst tho locnl
authorities III some parts Of Switzerland, a1,tl
in other countries Of Europe, who send their
panpgrSS, criminals, and helpless persons to
tho United States.
Afr. lisll calls attention to some articles
published In Swiss papers from md yyrlttel,
hy Il tlntiya Of Switzerland now residing III
1'uenos Ayres. showing thnt the countries Of
Sontli A'hcrtca hive THO snnle ground Of
complaint aEaliist Switzerland that this
con.,try !,ns, fnr making them M asylum for
the tecfep!t, ltlinttc, and criminal csnsses Of
Switzerland. UUaer tho present laws of tho
United States Io thinks nothing clso can be
expected; md tho Anierlcan prisons, hos
n!tals. and at'nshouses must continue 10 be
tho rCfnEe OF European pattpers n11l crini-
ii,lls until protective measures arc taken by
Congress.
Mr.. Fish shows by of,lctal tables that lilo
pr,np;nrton Of blind nersnls insann PERSONS,
support. III tic Ulftett S1ntesfs grtntcr among
tic foreign born thin lln0IE the native pDIt-
ulntlon, and Of tlle former tho propurtinn Of
Swiss ~ greater tl,al1 Of other European MT
tl0ns. The AveraEH cUst ut "ass!stlng" III,
clnlgrant to tho United States IL S;s.ti9, willis
the annual cost for his maintenance at tnnlo,
II q tanper. IL Sl060. "ls 1t to bo wondered
at," asks Mr.. Fish,. "that tho local ani!l0ri-
tEes wl,o haye flie administration OF tho poor
funds should Indulge III - ADVANTAGEOUS MI
Investment for the benefit of the Taxpayers,
wlI0so interests tlloy nrn supposed to rtlrr-
sent, with tho temptation offered by assisted
enlgration2'' lIu ndLs: ",Vocnni,ot expect
tho local authorities OF this md other co,ll.
to- adopt adequate measures to protect our
selves from tho eytl,n
, 1881-03-19

6psttai nhpateh to TAt Chicago Tribune
MILWAUKEE. March lA-Tho wheat market ,ns
ptsa Irregular to an excltlng dsgruu Homo veTy
saAfp changes Occurred III tho forenoon. The ppuh-
:ak "as Heak and No. 2sprlnG fscr May the fnvUr-
y option. droapcd to t1G'. The deellne was not oc-
oRaa by my outside influence, but waa the result
w. MscautlouA focllng among some Ut tho bulls, and
aaaifo OIL tue part Ut othota t0 let tho nArk0t aax
@ sntt!e beforu loading up 10 catch tho appreciation
"a'cn would naturally ruxuIt from, tic tigt-
~, caslea Ths Kenesai run OF opat-
st.s stom esllove t. bo good purchase
e'anfIhl1x uHdcr &. aud the moro r1ldont hayo
Aea very larHa hlocks at tl.lh during tho past two
GassT THessfore, u tl.s deeno thls morning huJlna
sS S h.s: Eas s t. ut tsHs s
II thss IT, eSoh sk-ta! ona !arnH!nnt sf,!i !nHr
Efs'Pgs FL g:.Gs s!es,s
Stsa cna q III III. 'aa aS. H'atS a. os sS.s noto
Es a'1 fst'y III s5sinl s!sl aa y
VIZ s aass; Tss ~
,aket aas so III s Haat e.ass assi
+: f s'!5 s a.; : y ~ sas II I
ns I'D 4 IT, * T. ~; SSs II than S;S MT
1ssa 1;Sna iS is:i. NJ fsss'as .S siS4f
pSs pHssA lnfs'S. ns S,,;;S @
/" @ Ss i: ;ssf IL:
's0'' VIZ Il i',lf Il. iSt.::;sSs SSsS:ss, o<t,,,t r
t,atax.ytWExE., t,attwAySEE. wy. Ms!rh 1;-F4ep.t.-E4.a.
NV ass;ts 5; S I'd s;j:; ts;:s,sS :ss.i jsHs S$
:s @ ss sss;; sss;; dSt III ID s..!y w.
.fasHtsi4ssSws.., fasHttshv: - Ma, mr.. usn,..,, AKA
i i;o ALt;i lntd. pfi~u s'oau tsua essh aud Aafsai
sns fst'sFI s Ill s ssses a Du. o...
1aGtHHttAkNrS-Whp hput n HS bu, curu 2uu but oals
, 1881-03-19

lIvERpooI, Mnsch la--cUrToS-salos Of tho wook.
4a00 bales, Amorlcnu. 1t0N; kpoculatoEs took iloo
Of which eIpSEtets took 4o1: forwarded fsonl ahlp
kltls drHct IL spnHurs, lauN; nrtua1 oxpust, Auu;
total receipts. lruu, American. yup; total stock,
7IiUU1 Amurcau, H9,u0t amount ndoaL H9,uui Amer
lean, aH.un
NEW YORK; March la.-C0rToN-Set reea!pta at all
United sAe4 ports during tho woek. lu@ @ balcs, lust
yonT G&GDt t0tal roce'ta ut MI unud Htatui ports
to aat9, !ss'o last year, .Sa0o 9s,,rts from III
iNlD totn! u1infts from, ~ 0nilud STATS pofts Il;
dats, A3!Nu !s.t 1aat; 2iAs0nI , ttsck a. ~ unsI
terly t9wn, ls!ls ln.t X1nF. last stock at Lyor:
oS sa' Iast ss T.sr Sn
NEH 0HLKANa, MaIcl. 1a-GnTrU$-in falf de-
mnQdi ullldl4nH, 1tl4c l1w ntlullnE HLci 9nnd Nr.
dnnTy. We, ut taGolpts 7tlu tu1es xra., 1.GDi
gsts Z, t'5cnt 'rai,. M fsanes S:ai cont,aSnt
Z. 4:6' Kruss. 4,haj exports 20 Circuit Bt!tain,
4L7Hk
, 1881-03-19

.,,.nr, NJ. l. =, ali S". = ~ til! white No. n h''
IL; r!ub M. !. IA loL M. =. ~ III. CoEn-NoN,
l. l,.tt. ul. "a Gd,
",,in,,4u,<A .l'vrk, css. inrs. aat VI
i,yxul.,,l. MARCH, iS-1:rJ y na.-Wratlicr dry hhd
...r, rrud~.nts. higher Md larao hu.tnn.4. Yhoat
Wlnnr =. .AHts ltis spring. r. s'f"" Ai rh!te. y
~. "A: t,ul ~ HlslIh tnrn--SHw. Gs tal1 uld. ~
I Receipt. ns whrat for thu Inst thrcn days, 2h"
m,rcptnls. 1it.'tD h"lna AtncrIrhn.
tiyEniuUI. MRrch ISL 1n.--lEncDr-I'0nf olehf
,.r nj A.. III; srtrt clear dull Mt 49s ID. ltnrtl :
1xlu,n Wptteru atuiI ut hA ta1. WiHat-fbrlnG Nos9
i,oa1y nj All, M. w1ilte ,snsr nt ~ '7di winter
+rmrr nt y. III. t'"rn--M1c,l istuer at Sn cid Tor
od 4 bA ftlr new.
'ltyEurour~ Nasci1 H. Ercn!nR - EorrOS In
,naornt. demand; Gi-it1n4h; an1ns A0D ba'eai
ncrula,tnn md esp'irt, LUZ; American. hSn
NRrAtsTrrt4-i.nrsu huhlnosA nt higher 1,r!cesi
cutrnn white wllun,, Hs6t9s I'd; do ch, n ta l9sI
s Western srrinR. Es ttiaas ad' red wntcf. u &1a
p ~. t"Ffi' o11 Heatoth tn'Aeo' es ">sat "0" Ho'
ruorIsluSs- american Inrd. tas. 1lacon, long
etar, IT.. .........
YARNS Aap FAnu,cs-At Manchester quiet nud
enrIAHR'H'' -, NV,
a,; American. t'60D
lsrwgut', siarrli ils.--FETnNkEt;st-111ff ...
1uSloS. alurc, observation-disclosures, 'det'3kd.
Tlo following wero received by tho Chicago heard
'i isEnlnot~ sarch 1s-ly} = ...wsntl!er dr. md
trar renA;nIs !sr 'rKn & nn@in.r: @ W'sa ,ts'..
Il eoiSv!sHruo, Masch ls-op. u'-iMra. ;<, Hest un.
t1hivrIMionr. sercb 1a-sStcat stronu: red wtnior.
g.:I: So rtr!nV. t. y; Sna d. o. Ut; snl!fnrnlH
snsst-Wlmut ~ talr deI!and nit, istn, tGa winter
sIfancrI III. Torn lii in"terate '1G'na,l niia atr.a
a3araner'l ri I'D wntcr at l"l,,tH, niynas,, II!
ii9",,,Ilt ,MrIng tho lnHt week, +idhn erhsut. IT
1h}ci wrrn Ah,irlcnn. l'nrk 'u1! Ht ~ latl!
ss'f sIsaq' 'aaes ii =, y. Id; rsilnT Il nw:E SiH,;
Wheat III Uettor .nnc h,ld tsose 1niity Asked GoTn
p;t0nR. 81. a.. ....,.,,... .v... -..,...
ttf,tn1n club i. t!lt:s III, White Mluhisil " III
Werra r.' A. wH'sr u n, An,ef!san tpEnx e.; " !:
sWIrat tr1nrr md ctl yltnr turn atr,ng. s,Nr-
r,rs ,n ciIast-Wltnt sim: fnir nveEEu rcd winter.
Ssad; falr nynrtea California. +1s. CnrEen ~ Fhs-
tavo-WtIrnt trn.luE urwnt,i: lMrtles apart: tbrnn
;e5 NEARLY Me A. g; iatr nyerann, nMa!1,r
4: American red wnnr u. +is "a; IN fur s.!!rneDt
dutnu March M'. AgIli II " Cnintsy markets 1or
, 1881-03-19

Spfelll UHpaIth 70 Tia Ch1faQo 7T1bNHk
BUFFALO, N. T., Mnrrh lB.-Th0 schooner ",
II. Oalcs. which luto lust full VIVA drivcn down
Niagara 1liySr una went asAure, bus been gotten
u.lout. anu vi s0on VI tho luo permlts will h0
takuu IL Mills s Co.'S for rcpulrs. Bho Il sad 10
bo IN ratAer bud shDpe.
Au irun steuMcr IL to ne built Qt tho yarsla Of
tbs Union pry.Dock Company, for thv rp!on
sLsa!'at Conpaay 81 II ~ ~ aa!lqwlnS a y aa. 4'
holl. y feet; tDlfaXt. about 30U tolls; 1ytI-
nlMtcd cost $aU,tsU, She Will Ge different from.
tlthnr Iron vrssula on the lakUs III build. kEu
will ha atl Iron clgar up IL her rail- Hhe Is ex-
pectel to ba iutsaed llS year, but not III tltuo
tor much buSiness. II nay, tails scason.
a national dispenser Of happiness IL 9 26-cent
bottlA Of ur. bulls LUAxh SyfLu.
, 1881-03-19
wh,c. 70: ms1ed Eci rcnnhylvnn,a 4ce, nyo quiet

w,i,c, +:c mzed. Gci pennsylvania, 4ct. llyo qulct
ltAf-AteFfly.
F!MslHlnSr--Ftrr, hut qulnt. Moss l,nrk-t)lt,
ftat; INV. tiH. link .HratA-tnckrtI, Nas1(r. Ila.
s,n 'snmiIrr. '1c, cIoar rib sldua, v&o. uns, liz
Ht'11 Ill -uUkrt.
lHlHk-En1fly ncttve Mt lGIlIc.
tEfhnlEr!i- Hull; rNttngt9, A4o
1i!aS EA-tfnfn GnRles nnu qu!ot3 lilo tAYH0eB,
l0f III. StIHht HtrhiIy, ~ ~
WHI4Kf-lNill At tfinai.11
EtGt.'itTs-'ia i!xntinn per steamer dull Cotton.
ct; NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AiH hrIss wlent ;.0 bu, corn.
tjitrMENTs-.Whrnt sR60 III, cort, mono.
hALf:a-sYh hent, III :tsI Ga, curn, IiM bi.
, 1881-03-19

PHILADELPHIA, Marcel, ls,-sVDOL-nnl and dvoop-
lnx: oh0, PennsrIynntn. and West Virginia, double
GxtFa and ahoya, 49sEos uxt1n, +aItso, medium, 4a
<soi coaEao. I4sJ'ci Nuw York. Michigan, Indiana,
washed do. .l4AI3ct pulled, aks;gts
huHruS. Aarrh lH..Wnbt.liuIi snd !oMeri Ohio
and Psnnsylvan!a, !0A gsi Michigan 4nd W!acona!n.
cutnbln9 1.ct pulled, 31dsl5c.
, 1881-03-19

~ ,.aALt1N1nr, Nd, March 1a-fLouH-Actlve aud
Az nfmi Western supeEhnO tAx3a Ln}; extra, xL4ke
~: fa'nllS. k5asG.1
.WM4tS-W Whsat-yf festern steadY. cIoaln8 nrui; No.
s"atefn wsnter Ead, spot ahd March. sl2Idl.9l}f;
sst sGat sI9|Asi2lHi Mar. tl3lAasL5l9{i June, aLAEk
n,aI *hl1, atl&xll1. Corn-WestsFu npot easier;
s'ussa hxhef md nFml Westesp mixed, eput, 67514&
Asteh d7@51s4oi April, EkaSdAci May, 6a}fs5t}{u;
'"'s@ss at's<sEla. uats active ind finn We.tsrn
, 1881-03-19

CLEVELAND. o.. March A-rErRoLKUM--QnIet
quutatlons unchanged; STANDARD whits. lt0 tos W.
l'11'rSNuHu. AlasGh NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
actiTuyt rEHdu wnak9Tt unlt0d coEsI1lcalss, E5xp;
Ivtisli. 6c, Fhtlntl1IplA delivery,
Itrcsy!iistE' r.. AsrSa @ laEoll oGsned at estot
i1,A1{ chaEiaIs. GhWi Elns. n0hu.
, 1881-03-19

Nftv 90fE .JO11FN95 81 fM0lIfFfe
Tho paragraph circulating through the pApers,
which states that thu Ruv. A. Il. Stone III Buii
Franclscuis afflicted with softenlu9 Of lAe bra,l.
has no Foundation IN truth. The 1!seas0 which
hAa laid ur. Stone aylle from thu uctiy9. duties
0f tho ministey has puzzled tha must uruta uet-
IcQl ohxegy0rs, and IL not described In any mod
, 1881-03-19

my OnnnH, March 18.-slustnoss continues fairly
gcsivo with tobhura. and 9ht with commission Envr-
eaa,ts und mIurtetsi cotton FOODS III moderate do.
Eat,s1: luw grade brown and bnao,uq cottons oAser
llsiu netlY4 Aud hr1lj mons wear w0oIsn1 sluggish
In hhndk
, 1881-03-19
Prohibition IN Arkn11enN.

L!TTLE.ftoCK, Ark. March lG.-The State scn-
atU lust HlKE.. by u fDtp Of 10 to II, refused tn
nQ1clir in tho llul,BN resolution submitting II
constitutional amendment III tho people, prnhIh-
inY tile manufacture or salo Ut liquor III this
HtHt0.
, 1881-03-19
DE'rIiOIT'.

DETROIT, Mnrch ls,-FL0tR-ONlet
GNAlS-syhoat animated; uxtrn nominal, No, l
whto, SlU71l, Aatc!I, KAnes April SLOT; May, tl.tTA:
dune. Receipts. l7,uu Du; shipments, 7,0u 1u.
, 1881-03-19
KANSAS CRY,

Sptttdl Dispatch to The Chicago Tfibuns.
KANSAS CITY. atngc t3.-GNAtS--The Prize. tRrrfnt
rcports: Wtsent-llece,pts, 20s5: shipmon& 156!;,
Actiye but wtnkcF; No. cnsh. 8i1{c Aur, 8ike: NO.
cas, Ni4ct April, 9ic. No. cash. H1}fo. Eorn-1to-
ceipts. 79l7 hni shipments, vtGG, wsak1 ko.2 cash.
, 1881-03-19
PEORIA,

rEnuIA, ILL., MRrc!t lG-tiltA1S-E0rn-SoW frin;
high ultxod. mixed. +ytSc. Oats Irm; No2
white. gltsc lyo acarc0 and higher, No. at IT.
6l.G41
HIGHw1NKA-$l.U. .....
ltEcE1tT6-Whgat. 400 bu: corn, s., 20 but cnts,
11,un bu: rJG. 2,275 bu; bnf1oy. i:aU au.
SEIrMENTH-W1teAt. 9,U1 6u: corn. G., 800 but cats,
u, Il but rJe, I, ,*a0 but barley, nun0.
, 1881-03-19
T}nFFAr.n.
QSNY1sEf

BUFFALO, March l3--GHAlS-AM neglected OF
cepttng corn, which Is wnnsod. Sales u cars 1t tx
G:hc Market tAro.
, 1881-03-19

Following Rro tho nvern9o prcbs OF tile winter

snurt ciclrs, tons. Mtk1 3,Gln
t,rr,,,o,, ,,,,,.',,s v,,,, r,,,,,,,. ,.r.,.
..,vl',s vl.,sNd. lh4t.s Folt 1HHEE ihAls'
seuaon For thrcD years: -
i&g-Ht f1sa-8. fes8.s9
Live ho3s....+......Sh hMGg !N sIN:s
!0FS ..,.,.. .....++.... E'Ef llH! Flu
LAIRD. ......,...., ....... H,Al 1lI 6.G.
hwcct,l'!eklcd hatns... e,ll f.Mts W.
Shoulders. 4.:N 4.uii ".vl
Short Ribs. Jus a..1l 4.lk2
Short clears.... ...... F.1j Git tlB!S
, 1881-03-19
ST. LOUIS.

ST. 1IIUIS.
TT. 1.nrtp. Mo-, March lA.-FLuGn- Unchanged.
HliA1S-Whent lower and muak; Mo. ? rcd, tl.ht
6las cash, s11Scau.H Aprs, .tI.oGs al 4asiu,3(
a1ay, <i.N4z1,.uFf 1une3 n7fe.Ersc year, No.3 do.
t10it1ht No.4do 'c bid. Corn-cusl, itshcrt options
nwcr; aug ilSfr casils 42GbllJ&c Apri MRyi
~ +n 1!!!y tts apenea ik hkEhos 6at
ltyr ht.hgr, ,tltb ht. u4iuy unchanged,
l.KAll-l)uil NJ iHc.
t,HTTEN-GtlcIlniIHetI.
Es;RS-FIrnnr nt iA.ac.
WHiaKY-AteN+iY ut li.N. --
FlttIvistDSH-r0rk quiet Mt 41i75 cash, f1a7D May
!ry tn!t tneH.s cascT not lower; l!Hcnn iowsr a.
iErEil1N-Flonr. sun t,rlss wi,ant. 18 u bu; corn,
aniaKSTsSf r." aSm fis: ' sheat. NJ s bu, corn
f5,tN un{ outs lt.0LU hu} barley LOU Eu.
, 1881-03-19
ttlnsat.ls1lHv nlEht TO Gilman onls.
e4u utHlurs1ay AIktlt ruux fp Pouris nr1lE

"ntnsh. vt. A4nnts a. Tactna Railway.
otcurler steWnst and Archer rrw9nty.snlrd-
nn1; hfGher'nF cars VIA atnto.s- run 10 the depot