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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-06-29
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BURIAL THE PAST.

BURIAL OF THE PAST.
Twas the night before the wedding
And the house was filed with guests;
After all the pleasant greetings
Quietly the household rests.
Only one from out the many
Still is sitting by the fire
Ills the bride, who on the morrow
Will have left her home and sire.
With her hand unbound and falling,
Like mantle to the floor,
There she sits among the treasures,
For the last time looks them DER.
One by one she reads each letter,
Then consigns it to the fame
From its case she takes picture,
And her white lips close in pain.
For the face smiles out upon her
AS of old it used 10 do,
Ere that bitter hour Of parting,
When each spoke what was not true.
Trembling fingers slowly clasp it,
Drop it on tie embers red,
Meier again will she behold it,
For the face to heris dead.
There are violets in the casket
And lock Of soft dark hair,
There are books and little trinkets
And the ring she used to wear.
In the freight, while they're burning, -
Isn't in fancy or in dream
That again she sees the river
And the old familiar scene.
Where 80 often they have rambled
In the autumn afternoon;
Where on summer nights they foated
Mid the lilies, meath the moon?
On the earth the box lies emptied,
On the CRATE the fire burns low,
And the girl stands white and silent
As the last faint embers glow.
Streaks of gray are slowly creeping
Ger the portals Of the moon;
With the night the old life passes
DawIing brings her hopes newborn.
, 1881-04-01
TELEGRAPH TOPICS.
Wlll 1lllmorN Regarding Vanderbilt
and n New COIsrnty.

villa l&llmOrN Regarding Vanderbilt
and n New C0Isrmny.
Speetni u CiHeiHMutt tHnlH.rtridl.
NEW YultK, Marr! .3.-Thu story thAt Wander.
bllt Intends II cAtublish 4 now telegraph rou,-
ttatty, With capital uf s25,NN.G1 mid with tscll.
Anson Singer rs President, Ia scruLlicll ut Will
Htrect to-tny. President Dreun, OF tho Western
Union Company, EXPRESSED lilo utmost ltirrc.IlI-
i'ty. 1to saiA to reporter: ~ Gull aay, with tho
urcntest ron,1Dnce tint fhoro IL nu Foundation,
for such report, Oelt. HtaHer resigned, while
ngo, IN Ffco-trcsiaent al this Company, but hu
then Expressed u Wish tu rotAlu his suAL III tho
lfDard until II w>ls wAntc1, bucAuse hr did NOT
wish cntlrosyto scynr his connection with tho
Company, IN tho serviee ,of which llo h,ld beun
tnrcu Or four yestrs, ucn. stnxcr hus oiurctl his
resignation. bur hc W.ls prevailed tpnh 10 with
s% I. ate!S u ,sn was px" ofs,s ~ sr
ao1s ter ths rssIsnst!on wore perso'a.l,
easo of its privata aral u a. aeh b.isn c.s as
Ueu. staseF Is nux'p.s to io9k nftor. ~ has
i 10 so sg.,s'yNhs ,'h us Is xra%in stont '"St NJ.
prlse, evu. lf ". yAndurbt!t hal The fa!,!test
to WV that Ftslsrick i. Ancs WIS chosvai L i,
Mr. yan.crbt!rs PLUGS Ut Ill., speG1nl re.iuest.
sl,okc Ut Ills 'nte,!ed rcstguusion. lint no shou!u
llkv srry much ln hnsu Mr. An,ea cht,sun to TIL
b,sc sitols1ts Il ts It u' liz rasssions Is ] M 'a9 ae
Mr.. Vanderbilt anu Sir. burger wuru uecussury
e aa ;%'s, ] tSr ,as :. ths
~ EvSh sn those only US vi1c1,lclcs naturally oc-
nt,rrel ~, TUG q lirst yacnnoy was 'Meas!o,!sa by
elected IN hts pluro. Mr 'rw0nbly resigned, aud
WIS sl!cccci!ad by un. ;ukurts ltnssol SuRe tt,ok
tao place of Chester Ch"pin. who resigned, and
soino j ntem!'er ID ST. vander6llt's niacs: %o
hHvo o1snpleted our agreement with tho Ameri-
Ehti UnlO)l, hut DU QHu WNB HskUI tu KGS{xN 10
, 1881-04-01


The Ilut1ao papers contaln lengthy bln9raph-
icni skrtctrs uf Capt. i)nrr, wh1tsc 'icatb Ut
Aiken, =. e., ~Ms anDuncGh In 'ttE TRlHtNE pf
Wednesday. El,entzcr Pcnrs0h jIurr WINS blr,l
March u, 1877. ut Iihrtturl, VI. whrro his
pnrcnts then resided. II, u few yeara they ro-
turtctl 10 ttloIr nntlve town, Salisbury, Es-
I:x County, Mass When onty TO years af nv.s
hs sailed frntn Newhnryport as boy before tho
lnnst. When hardly moro thA.f a boy hu be-
caho an nlt1cur, nn 1t was not lang after that l.o
WAY snnlo commander If ship. After ten
yt1.rs or nDre survIce on salt water l,o eailln IL
the lakes. In lxh he settled in 1lntralp. First
lu was master Uf tho schooner White figcuH.
plying In tho Tsoy and Eric Limo. In
tue fnll of that scHr hs wa+ transferred
to the echoonrr jnllutte, of tho aainc
s; , Sa o9k ,.,r, sarx r. Of f., rrgs"ns
iiyu lnrs from thu latter port the vusse, becnuIu
faat it, tho ist, over which tho supplies had ~ b,
eawlny through tho Ice tho schooner WIS Hot
intn . sin1xeon lHy % wtsro sno VIZ Btc'ppcf@ @ f"r
aaae In" III Sa N ot @efK fro seee ey shros
thy pri1nnvul wotnis, following tllo lndlun trail,
u Milwaukee,. Othor vrsscls which he in aub4e-
Erie. indlaua, and flt,osh.r, aud tho steamer
Columbus. Ii Ist3 MS practical earesr rs II
cer,lcti III marine affars rpon putting tic
lakcs ~ entered tho employment Of the i,utlnlo
Mutnn! M i1,suEanea Colnnany as Murine M IN. In.
Northwest, which position he held ior u coi,-
she wslikuw ui xcernI % axenI 1t ni4ao for M Ti to
A.tnu AMI other prominent Insurance companies.
sHn y nps w to " ~ IL, @ Hfksns ks aS ~ s
much to 10 With tho adynnro Of improvement IN
sapo1enE e THIRTY I yesrs s., ne 1 1e .,n sGpesn.
bu;vor. IscI'ci, and H. +. Dorr. For ttiany seass
iu had much u 10 With tho Important bus!ness
s"r,sn xs,rs h., ,yus ~ In rrtsiinnt of thn i.mri
, 1881-04-01

. f.t4iUl SnuFflty finer.
In tho pl1nlIcu district there Is u waiter who
rcjuicns IN the unsnyory putron}mlu Of Iiuyya
Nuw. lsu9gs being IN txeu!luHt wnttet. hD IL III
arlstuerate tendencies will nut ntiuw thetu 10
e4ll h!n by taat na,ne. ~ they tnseut one Tor
sncloty there gAvu pprty. Naturally Aho called
tho Kreut iiuxxa 10 Her alsl. aad als., sno nut
uraly rschrstcnctI him % viEncs;; DO vignes
hnstuss remained ut thu head 10 receive thu
Kuests. lM4Htne tho latya horror ut hearing
nuggs-l msan DO flxnts-tn sumo such wny rs
follows; lab. GEanv!!lr, yan herc:" "G0u4
vavassr,lr'; .'Takc ny coat. Adalbert"; ''fou
husG, Neshor0ukhY' Gte.
, 1881-04-01


Tho uew'I!RhthonsU at l1ellesi'le. Out, Will bc
completed t,y' tho eNl 0f next week.
This wutcr III tho IiAy uf QuInte will 10 low this
season.
Tho steamer AlaskR viii bo put OIL tho lIctrolt,
Put-lfl- laay. ul,a Sa1lt,I,sky routu April II.
Thu ltuky hnrge ]. II. Orlnn WIS NJ last ac-
counts being pumped MT nl l!uIfalu.
Cnpt. Kelly has ceased II tlct as tnaster Ut tho
Tnul9 rro|Mlier stnrnlnK star.
T,u laku e.savinv gro WI vii! bc called Into
The srinn,ucr Lyiiar. Cusey IL receiving Il ,ltw
ruling aud i,Hrt ut now sscrn Mt lolrtssl,
/, from sul,.lnsky, 70 tho plaster les,s. =,
Cnp1. +. u. Wctcs'mo says hu WIZ run tho
Nuy CITY MID Oscaiu VI ioi,H 10 llo Kos su'lclont
Tho schooner Norway, which was wa.oro9re,i
and lr.wnttl her unt!va rraW ut. lH4u l!ntar!u
last full IL getting new snurs, 1i"w rAl'Itl. uni
cnnsns thro'l4hnni. nt tlnrrn islAl,a. Her -.
a,'s ~. ON Nj ths 'u's psr x; ~ vso a IN s" Us
new. Capt, Thomas Crnwlar'! Win saIl her.
The scuw plnrHtx hns ji,nt RECEIVED ticW coll
now rIa% fur satlltss, Ant wall Go colt't'a'ldud ~
CAPT. 81, Aaioaoy. ,,
perfected arsanxs,.,eats tor tho hauiin. .'tr uf
tho srhnnHer Nttlto al'eFwuol. ashoro ut Wollcrs
Tho Anchor iino Propeller wIsalhirkon ia
transfnrntl into tho WlsscyhageaH BY tho u.
The work on tha sanlt st. AIarlu Cauai bus been
turacd over tn tho Federal los.rniment. atd IL
tp,W under chnrge pf Engineer Noble.
ca IT. a sSa asni;srs y av hTs
rtctsHt, t}nt.. nttd the stcacr VhFunn ts iAsfa4
falsn sl.ics put o,' bur VI Trenton. unt.
tabllshoi routo bGtWccI Port llopo n1la Chur.
,Ihsre ~ !arxo auaat'ty OF lumber waiting
srhoaaur Stark, thnt ibid "i' Vi Mon!stlIuo dur
inc uvw steam. .turses On tho STOCKS at DuGalo
, 1881-04-01

t;iyn mr. the Shakers anr1nrnrilta. IN prefer.
cnce to MI 0thers.-C. A.S@uil,ntttt. ". u. Uhs-
tan,
, 1881-04-01

Tho re.l,lcrs Ut TIL TIstuuHE will rctpenaber
that tho Nurtl,orn Transit Limo propeller Muinu
was destroyed by tlru ut her dnck III Port Huron
llst soasol. Thu hull a,itl machinery Ut tho craft
wuro afterwards haIla tu Cnpt II. Willis for nero
sonH. Capt. Wtids hls ial the hun thoroughly
rntliilt, anA tho ungtne Ahd buiIer repuircA
u,nl Tho MaHe Will st,n bo ready Tor b,i4i.
ness 10 chauRG,l IN Mpvtnrut,cu III to III. irynIlA
recognition. Only tic ti0ur OF thu oil craft is
lift. ShU Tits II llIlltr Low. nbout two fect t1uru
brnn, thmn formerly. a.nl slightly Increased
!GnEth through ~ extension OF tho fAntail. Tho
between All,skuXnn llld ChIcuKu under tho eotIi.
tul1d or Cant, Witd8,
, 1881-04-01
fur tho Wahnsh ltnl~ny Company arc 10 be

fur tho wnt,nsh llnIlwny Company nrc u be
iil,',tal isusspIl Sstyn ntltl .Inhu G. (}nult.
'Yhs. strn.,,rr W. a. Thompson. bpl".Ivlnr to
'fh.,r'itnn x tHGhinsHl',, Tying nj IltHck liMk
hnrir. illlctl with water Inst Thursday ntid sank
to tho bpttnm. Though shc hns het.n running
be rnlae'l. t'ry-,lnGkc,l, and lifted up nncw IL
ferry between I'ntfnlr AMI furt Eric.
The t,cvelani FrnnH i'tcaa cu1!E Ntttntlor tn
tho fuct Tint .hn tAna'IIan b5tttrn Rtuw i. a.
MtE)otlnll. which WINS la!tt up Inst full when It
wns decided TINT she hAt to irxnl right tn MI
Rngu IN the coAstInH trade ID now dung scrvtca
us lighter. regardless Vi Inv.
NJ Kingston, int. tnn schooner Flora Carveth
y rccefvtllu hf'w {Oreinnst.
Tho tn!ilns Iiny Nnrtlny Company have tho
trnspett nf hsch a press hf business that they
VIII be rntnjclGl tb Withdraw tito Mc4Arthur
fr,Im Dntrnit Whtrn sht, has b.usl employed 4ls Il
~rcGk!nu-tuX. Size Wilt Inv tho RATS frnm
tuIlira ljHy to t}Iti!ec. but will return IT, tho
West In time for iuto full service TN tho Upper
lakes,
Thc first arrivnts Of tho season nj wntacelrlrz
lnn.I, Mnnltnl,il, ant Enterprise nnd ta't1ss'rt.
froxen In during tho winter three !n!!rs he!ow
TINT plREe. These vessels rea.hrtf wnllaccburg
Dtl MOil1ay and proceeded to Dresden.
fnirport uavfcGs If tho ...lth stAte: ''Tho
sclitHl1Ipr u. u. keycs hne bern brought It,s1,ic
to-day IN tn cnntion. Her fnren,Mst Is Rs'rc.
und she Is full u wnter. Shs will br hnult.l out
here: This northwest wind brought the tce hack
iii this shorc Il struck The hnrvn joseph. TINT
ms tccn laying outsio decks urlrr. md rny..
htr nshnrt RD thAt MiIuit nvc fret of TIER side Il
out uf wntcr. The lake In full OF icc."
f;iyn mr. the shakcrs' anrHnrnrilta. IN prefer.
cncc to all othcrs.-C. A.S3ui,nttte. ". u. Uns-
tan,
, 1881-04-01

-.lf"n*-Aet!vn ni hIuhcr: Workers, ths4s Is; 1.a,
tInr'. md tIht Gntrhurs'. $tnn'si; mi IND tnrk-
ahaFGlUnts, Nv, -. | '''
kAfHAH CITY.
sptetai Etsratth to The Chffnon Tribune.
,kASHAa CITY. Ml.. March 3t.-EAT-raE-1' fYttt
am.tnf rcUrts: 1!eccIps ihn past week. LII. shln-
mehtA Hk i1arknt hettyt ntls stchgi nntiru ahtI,.
tGrF Fssh&LGli hMttv8 kttJekerA nhd fe9l4fs, <4
Al HHtlyB CtIxa. f2httHti.
ums -ttHtefntR tic INST week. 1I11t ahpmGnsa,
mtxel packlNR, fi.lU&5.Ii.
EART t.fuENTY.
Fast I.tnERTy, March observation-disclosures, i.12l
hnnn: nnthlnE i1lnx, nEket cfused np very allow nt
iIo1s-F.eGai}!ts I'm head, rhl1a,.elphias, taAk4
GlO, 9D5ter*, xttk3SHI
up allow.
CINCINNATI.
fISrtSSATf, Mnte1, INSTRUMENTATION. common,
$i2Lt ~; gItt. E4thp, packtfi4. fa3E Is; butch.
Grs' ft.Uk1G.225I receipts. 2.lAU; HhptuahlA+ It's.
, 1881-04-01
Interesting Information Concern.
ing the Condition of the Ice
at Various Points.
Propeller Champlain Attached in a
Suit for Damages-Important
Vessel Transfers,
More Piers Damagc,l by 1cc-Action oi
tic Chicago Ycsscl.Owners.
Hull Ratea-Tho Late Capt. E. P. Dorr-
Local and General Items.
ICE AND NAVIGATION.

1CE AND NAftHATfON.
Cnrt. f>onnls 1tonrh says that tho uucsses uf
ltlnlniltuns rs tn tho probnblG dale uf the open
Ing OF navigation through tho iakcs range from
Mny to Ii,
Cnpt. Sutii I,ce rcpOrts tho lee III Muskcgun
Lake to l,l III about tho sainu condition as dur
Ing tho ,notth ut January. i'artes ara engaged
III cutting leo, varying In thtcknrs. from twenty
SIX to twenty eight Inches, nom tho docks. TN
Mon'lny lust teams hAulod nn eIEtne Weighing
live tons arross the lake Ou tho Ice.
u. II. Day, uf Glen Haven. Mch., cOnyeys tho
Information That the ice has brken M!rft and
1lit,ve,! o!r lMtwevn tho Hunltnlt laansls and
Gien ltnyull dnck. Thu ce-lctl, however. bt.
tween tho sIanltous nntl tho Strntts. IL dis1n,lce
Of Upwards Ut furty miles. continues uunroka.l
nntl Ia Of unusual tnfCkuIss.
Capt. William johnson IS authority for tho
HtutGfllcnt hnt tho Ice III AnnltowoG ltIscr cnn-
t!nIes HGntIy three foot thick. ilr Auw leo NJ
this thickness taken from tho bold of tho
schooner Guido PAater while thoro.
Tho fflJ,t Btateg Tint rnEt,tltD hhraior Is not
open yot, but tho leo isbrcnklng un this time for
GtrtAfn.
ii prcsquu Isle, Lntso Ontario. tho Ice Is very
heavy, md is inNltfR every night. Loaded
tc,tns continue to travul M II. Navigation is
rot expected to open before tho lst ng Mny.
sarnin ntyicos rcrrespnt lint the leo con-
tihues 10 eun,e ttpwn ont Of Lake Huron In u
stell.iy ssrcnIn. Tho wind blowing hal1l from tho
northwest Is bronking up tho iee blockade OF,
LMkE Huron.
surincrs ut Kingston, Ont, have RIO hope Of
navigation u3cMlny bpfDro May !, us tho icu re-
tnl1ns remarkably jtr3n.
, 1881-04-01

5pettds I1bdIth 10 7kf Ch1ta0o TFlbuHe,
CNEnOYGAx. March $D.-Thc weather lnotlcr~
ates but little during tho dAy, md freezes Very
harsl nights. Tho mercury hns lnllcn brlow zero
every night for tho past week. Tho Ice In tho
Straits IL not very thick but will keep iirsn whlle
this weather lnsts. Az fur ny cht br seen with ii
xlliss IN tho direction OF Lake f1urnI tho leo Il
sulll. Northwest winds hasl' prHr4!lell for OVER
three wGeks, shifting sometimes 10 Tho south FOR
u fuw hours Ahti then cunning back.
Special Uispateh 10 The Ehtedpo Tribune.
CiEnuyaAS. Murcll ;}l.-Wcatter clustering.
with niKt' north VIM anil snow. Yhe therinnin-
Tonight, Apd getting ct,lller. T,.u,y are cr0s5
ing the Struts duly, anl tho lee Is firm.
, 1881-04-01

III MI article Off htii ratcs, tho Milwaukee stH-
tfcf snys: "lt wns rltu0red yesterday that ot,u
policy wis nude ut ChcAYo which WIS uilu. hatt
cont oil tho tarl1 purpor,el to haye bccn ndopt-
c,l ut iulrutu, und that others were bGIn,, ,lAdu
ut figures thut wutll'l stn,n bring rates down.
INSURANCE Agents hbre uxpnn that immediately
utter tho ntupton Of tho tnrlr lust printed In
THE INtnuSE they received not!cG IT II multi
scsseis at tic ,stIin,rft, rata IT 6 f,cr
cent. Under tiesu Instructions they Eavp
thD Ownnrs Df IL ntltnbcr of a. Vessels
tho refusal at full lines II insurance ut thla rntt,
hut scarcely tlnt. they tlnc 80 Gro nptlce w,,s
obived frD!h htnlsflArtera restoring tho original
lMrltf or hti pur cunt III tho 4: classification.
WHICH lloy hlynb.,n l,iyulvu.l by thu sIior-Iivul
tlodlcltt0n except through ratltluAtlOu Ut tho
6ustllcss negUtiutcl at tho reduced turIlr.
, 1881-04-01

Theru will bc aharp frost In the beginning OF
April. with ynow.tall u, tho tth 1r 5th, but the
spring viii opon fayorably, md 9vosytAlnH will
10 pretty well advanced by April IL Floods
tuay BIZ expcetud III Chicago ahont tho first week
III April, with hgh winds nso prevailing In tho
curly rurt 0l thu lu,IIth. Huow.fn!ls nro probn.
bIa Mbuut April :. Nayirnttuu In likely to upeu
I'll LNlsu Onlnrtu nhur April 7. Tho it. IawreIlcu
steMinsttl, witt prohat>Iy nrrvo a.unt tho 18th or
18TH, Yhu wpnihIr Will ba very stornly III thu
wMtcr prevailing, hul III tho Wust April viii 10 u
dry nltil.th. There will he watrs,s weather tust
tulls,win9 tito :Ntu endiuH III thundrr-stovIHs un
tho far West IN tho 18th aud :Nt, unl s,,oW. fla
arc nat unlikely 10 occur II, ENGLAND ut tho cllso
but, IN tho who'll. vii! bo Iiko u siuy month.
, 1881-04-01

TOHEtHT.
Special Di,pdteh n 7hs Ch4taeo Tftbuns-
ItvENpuoi, HTarch Jt--llau n. tn.-F1Mu1t-So, I,
HIT No. 2,sAid.
GnAtS-WIunt-Wlntcr No. l. n At. No. ?, ~ Ti;
*rrIHR. M. ~ 9t M. IS tt white, No. l. ~ Rd,
No. Z IN, c!ub Nj. !. lint No. =, w. III. Curn-Haw,
No. hs III; Nh. I. 6s a}attt old. M. l. " G54u,
FRoVIslhSt-f Park. li's. 1.urtt bis At
l.ivEltipnt. MARCH, 1l.-EhccsG- American chalcD
tlu't nj Ca 1urpGns!ne sIrin-Lorn tull nt 'Us u.
f.i'Eisrnnl. Anrch 31-Evanlng.- g.-Cssrro*-fisnvy,
rH'i 1.h Hata* H,uD bulus apocutntlun and export,
LOU, American. G,1M
1.Attl,--dmGrlcnn, hs I'll.
tnEENE-F.ns American, GJs.
nAc0S-&tIprt eluar, 4tE u.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3}a.
f.GStsUS. aasct1 ai.-PErNdLEUM-ftcfInod, Gs&4@
G9ls.
TtNrESTlSE-sprlts, S1a rdGals.
h*TwKHi, A1rel, ,a.-t'ErltuLEGM-lH5Sf.
The following wero recetvud by tho Chcago rUnrd
Ut Tradc:
t.1vEnrnu,4 March 3t.--Whcat arincr md stlatte
slteri rtd winter. ~ Ml. M, sprinH IS 5dt no.
n ilir atiNnt, ht, nnd shnde hlglcr; red winter
a..ya.ce. 70 trstyo-Hhcnt rn, and si.eiv hlaher.
r. n. IL H. a~, ~ Sd ii M coGso. sss u.s. III Rua. i.
,toSpoS. March T.-thvEnp01T.-.vhcat .,tir,i.
= anaac ag'!rer; tnr nysIns9 Ffa snes +ss Gorn
f,.tr ayerh:c gaasty nt AnlssicA tGl winter whpAt
fstr r1lttt tt:'rrftt, ~; ttJ tr siffraant during
tho prHtnnt Mtd fan"inE innnth lbs ID. fhlr Nvor-
aui1, I.js ii, r
, 1881-04-01

ToLEpu, March 31.-Thc following Is n com-
plate list uf tho commanders Of Toledo vessels,
80 Inr as they hare been neslxnetls
TrtpcIler-Ws 4, Graycs, sim Flint.
llnrpu-tj. ". .Atlnsns 1sGn Flint. .
sehogMers-Lynlnn Casey, william MctAyoy;
Mnize, r. Rouney: MiArnt Htllp, John Cunning
iaM: Mnu,.,te Valley. +. w!nencster:. H. Hal
lnrasl, ,Nsid l.. lspyce: +. H. Williams y. i! OF
furtl; st. Potter, F. AdAlr: !. L. ltn!Icy, II. En-
John uriilln lIAvid Dows, Josep, skcl'.on.
T,lss-A. Andrews. Ir.. tie"ras Susn: CO,
syracuse, .Ioseph Inge: An,tla Robertson, .Ioh,i
Ha5crison: -. u. burlington, ~ Fits: j. IT..
stevens, WIllinm Worten; Mary Green. F. tiar-
mon.
, 1881-04-01

The Jessv tsreck gets t;1 por l.uol c.lLlc foot
for currylng uak aud ash from Hamilton t0 Col.
lcl,sb1s
THU schaouer City Of Chicago hus beun char-
tured to load ties from Culilugwool to CblciAu
vt vi cunts.
The lIufa!o Courier Of Wednesday says: "Tho
schooner Aliec Il. Norris was receiving u oargo
of coal at thu pockuts Of tho DGuwuru s. I.aeku-
rls last tuIl, ttajk Oh VII tuns for milwaukee, NJ
Il, hut Wa5 uuAbit ~ yet aWaY. Durlux tho
, 1881-04-01

NEW roitK. .sarch xl.--GllAtS--whc -i,ua'lngs IN
w.Hter whent nsaln quito liberal. III Rond part for
shlt,nont. but nt unsettled prices. tho upton list
showing fluctuations Mo-. red 10 thu sxtuAt Ut 5Sa
Nc per busht1, leaving ur abuut
yesterday. though rnt,.er wrak. tarIy du-
ltyer!rs lndlehtad q slight RafH 1n No. : rcd on
ratIrcmd ceritacatcs which met with tic rcatlgst Hn1c.
whllo the stuck Ut cun and tIvur rscslps GUIDED u
Ole bu. as ,'crca With moro nrscssry, m., nut In
much favor with purchasers No. white i,arcnean
little cAr!y III TIC day. but . weakened
Gull wis mostly for 40. red. M.
white und ungsadod rcd sprluR whcat has hcou
quoted essentially basoso. but without important
inquiry. Sales M. rod Mt tl.:aetla't clos,ns ut
ts,; No. red ut .aa3{ Of which. railroad
celpis wcra quoted at t'1sals!1l. mostly ut t1.a
dal.s..6 und canal III sl::aoi2:e.4. closnz
f. tss a.s ,s5o"a : :, ;H .,,n, tss boa. lsas: q,
nsko. do May at sskl!i3 closlna at ssslsS nsscs,;
tln Juno at sl.ulGi9k. uioslne nt tl0h nskcd; uu-
Graded red ut sl:9l.as ns to Gualtty: Ao.2 Duluth
spring, tu arrya un te resumption OF like nnvIxn-
tioH nt s9t rejoctcd erinR At 5&e. Corn unsettled.
and toward tho elosp .encsnlly dcpEossu. nnd
honyy lnartut hus bu1n reported. 4 fow Manfl
eUnsncts for M. wore adjusted unr1y ID tho day at
n reduction Nf tic bu from lust uvenlnHB figures
Subsequently tho offerings for oar!y delivery Eenc-
rniy Increased In vulumo ard urgency. loadna, lit
the instanco o! No. =, to further brcnk Ut
2dt..%sc bu, Esld In other grades OF ubout
E2lG pGr bt At tho mGditod Ngurps business Wnx
fnr'y nc.ivc. senn,sr ml1cd attracting must nt.cn
ton. Ontons OH No. !wuro In mucl Toss request and
nlF!G woakuf. sMles Of mixed Western unsrItled ut
a'>asc. na 10 quality; Now York steamer iuixed Mt
6HAG'c, mostly 69{Gs1c.' closing Mt IS}4e uskcd;
No. !whita ns h04@I7lc ncnrlY MI ut tacs steamer
white nt Saaasc, closing at tic lid; whito Southern At
Gc NAts.antgrcst In this llIc conferred almost Gx.
clustyosy In tile March option IN No. :: In which
dufAuit ualysrers nj contract weto represented ~
tic nnlount Ut nh0ut ttU.uD bu AettIoient OF whctt,
after much earnest md exciting dscusslun was for
m~!ly nlnto by tho Chairman VI tho urain Comlntoo
In contHcHity With thu spGclNt T11Ds H9varnIX auc
ttntG difficulties, buying on Tho aepppd cnJI fur
, 1881-04-01

C,SctxSArt. o.. Mnrcl, 1t.-coTroN-t.ue., l09tc.
FJ.OEs-Err!anNcd+
GHAiS--wlieat III guod dcnand ut full prlcost No.
3rud {t}3U3. Corn stronger; NJ. mixed. i1Gt t'xc.
thts tFn,sr; sr % mlxcd :5t4s iso IN fnr t1eula'd'
I'hilslalDSs--ptk iuist: t5 tl3.M ,ar In Eo!,d
irrlHnd tfHDt f3Atk nscnfx qnfoti Shoulders tjo1;
clenr rlb 47s. HcOn ,uDt. ttrtls. und unchanged.
WHEAKr-t1ntnts }t.H}. .
Hl'TTE1s-AGtlvG and FI1{ Gfh1fc0 WtstCtN Keeorvc
3&YL.tci clofuu Central Uhlu alB!3c.
, 1881-04-01
TOLEDO.

ToLIno, o.. March 3i.-GnAiS-W -Whnnt qu!nt; nu,hor
alchl4ur, siOs.a: NJ. rad Walasll. kl,ut, t1ttas
april, si9ssG: May. s!.!o3s' July. t1,v2l' Na. re,l
Wabash, *lDl5{, Rejected .3c; No. red ulscu fis.
Corn eauier, high !xed. 4&14c; NJ. 2. rut, +4;4c;
Alr. s5ct Folectcd. liz: dMnnecd. l2c. Oats dull;
NJ. -.ia;o; Eu. = wEttG, JiHc.
t'isvElt-Qntnt; primo mntnTl1th. taM; No.: do,
III prime: ft&t o!A dt. tiSo: ~: ~! .,
f!tttlfi Mar ana luhu, $i.}t94.
ltECkl tlh-H Lieut.. 1.ttU tut curns tO,uU but outs,
l,ttO 6it.
1abN iii.
, 1881-04-01

~ - : y
lsFopusnlA For tntltm supplies and 1t4Ins-
pntlAtIun.


l'ropos"l" for t".l..n ., nt.n"sle" aud 1s"a.-
i Z, ;,! ! t'i TilE lSrEK!oR 5:I, \
isLsea;aA itSn.sai., iIt.r.ea sr,is.aIs foV ilspi
ssn r ; a 1ts "s r. III Ss q. III r
isaa%; Sl'Hi4:; SS: HS4 = i !1:rts%
jsIs%ass t!ss':;a: s,a;S; I%sna. ts! Gi% !st
@ s:sS%!i ,S.'s:s XVII; ;z;": @ !s;!iS,. !$Ss:, S%,
is,i;: is. i:r1n fs%a! .s !:'s 'n hss' s.S ' .": %
Sss @ %?s ys s; S s: ss' ssta aS,s
@s @ . ,tfsit %Sse r. ssi. ssai stSs ent:' cs
S!!S ysT:'s; Ks!lssky js.h., ;Hp; ,s..: ,;Si
Si S Sn|i: ] ;i;,s 5 sf4: ssS:
iSs sn w. s a!rs H. e s1 * s VII !.
Is !atS!. iiahs %!s ri !s;r$sy S%''s.s;
srsa ra' AZ % Gh!c,a' Iaasas tIss. Md s"ax ,:ity:
;5a,s aI "si.r2 %Ss.sss .sns % n,s 10, ~ co,tsssaa
S I f. ~ nsx Stx'Ff e. n" ns ~ Srr s uoykusuxSr
sslsia,r. showing he kna. .na asan.,,e. Of .as.
sss sa "nti,,vs II - ot It'll III S!Iss ss aid
sa;'fss ta NV 'it' b Il:
.4sIs, slae u.,a EASs q s.o!ysfy tsE'ns q ts,sct
s s.s ~ ,:" t: : " 1Ss 1s:%SFiH %% = Il ;o I,
~ n 9T"as%sy h* tfk aCH u I" t ~ r.
sass. aaa iassio:'s a,a II" % Il sSi.
ds w " s,nea q ,he l.opr a,,a ssy se",e .n..
CKu1,rEp cIxrKH.
us 1 1a ats Gnsd II es'iasa ] seas
'As proposal 'i2%,Hs 4s.,'s aSu''i..S',Sr. 4; k.s%
, 1881-04-01
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Nil. March aI.-FLnuIs-S.eaIy mud
unchanged.
uHAiS-Wheat-wc.tern steady md tirn.: No. ,
Western wfatcs red, apot mud Mhtch si.H'(a la7E;
@t.iy,r, IuIy. sll;tei.ili. curn-.Se..crn steady;
Western nllaeh, sp4t ami March, :i}ss.l3{c: AurII
&}s1a54c; Mny, 6;4tL'4c, Iuno, 5t'sl4c: ttcHmSr.
unts sten%y, Me1tsr,, ~ ,, Th!," *St a7G; 'xed
lIAf-GnciIhnHGl.
rHuvIslUNS-flnli. md without qlsntnbtc rilnunu.
it'rTEM-lIuff, EXCEPT chutcc wffch in unchanged.
EHA-Quibt nj liz
t,HurEiiiEI -.'nsisu tull. s,iuar stcndy.
wHiAKY-Uuil ut tlt.sa tirI4.
EnxlHar*-rn s.lrDrpu,1 per atGa!ier nnrtlanQed.
!tkcklrts-E ENnr. 1,G1 brlsI Nheat, A2,uu bui cUEn
U,St; blls ryn. ftH sau.
hn1rstKHrH-Whent Mnnc, cnrt, :tlHYb bu.
SALEs-Whght III tIJu bM, c0st1, lE,slU bl.
, 1881-04-01
BOSTON

IlosrnH, Mnrch 5l-ELuEN-Steady and un-
chHHxud.
GnAlS-cosn quiet. mixed and yellow. G'H
6IGie: M EEndo. bsa5oc Outs In moderate don.aud
and unchanged. Ryn scarcu; tl.Gjel.lD.
UrrTEM-thntcp NGsttrH cFanlusrra, 3lG%sc: Cflulcg
1aA!e-pnrEHd, a&t.:c: common ~ goud. lie H.
Et5A-N' estesH fresh, l6,t iyyac.
ilkcGii'rs1Eiuur. ',N brls, l,dN sacks, corn, W0n
tn wtrhl, a1D1 TIL.
tI3iEAtENT8+Attii8s
, 1881-04-01

Tho mcluters Ut tho Chicago tesscs- tlwunrs'
Association held u meeting yestpr.lay nfiesnuols,
ut which II was resolved |" lovy au assessment Ut
Ayo cents per tuu VI. MI tonnage represented by
xutIna. Thu Ievy IL 10 t'u COLLECTED In two In-
stallll0sts, tho irst thrcu cunts p4r ton aud tAp
HeGOIll f,SG GHtIta,