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On Thirty Days Trial.

We will send Dr. Dyes Celebrated Electro-VoltaiC
 Belts and other Electric Appliances trial for thirty
 days to young men and older persons who are affct ed with Nervous Debility, Lost Vitality etc guaran
 tesng speedy relief and complete restoration of vgo and manhood. Also for Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Pa
 ralysis Liver and Kidney difficulties, Ruptures and
 many other diseases Illustrated pamphlet sent free Address Voltaic Belt Co.,. Marshall, Mich. n2 d&w1y
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Important Railroad Purchase.

Estate Nears:
 The thirty-four acres known as the Ar mold Estate" at Leggett's Point. Twenty third ward, sold on Tuesday last at public auction by E. H. Ludlow & Co.,, was pur- chased by the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad company, and that com upon the ground, in order to bring the pas sengers direct to the Second Avenue Elevated railway
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ty commissioners, asking them to increase
 the price of licenses from one to two hum dred dollars, and several hundred signatures to them have been obtained. .--HGrtford
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Give Me One Dollar.
And Twill give you4 pounds of the RnGf GyWnnun0rsr RnffAp

And Twill give youl4 pounds of the
 Best Creamery Butter, Which would cost you elsewhere $1.50 This is virtu ally giving one dollar and half for dollar cean saving to you of fifty cents You can also save H on 8 Barrel of Flour by buying of me, because sell direc ly for the min and at the mill price. which is one dollar below the retail price The increased de- mand for my Lehfg1 Valley Hard Coal shows that the people appreciate coal without stone or slate, which furnish at much lower rates than the combination dealers ask If you bashful yourself give the money to your wife; she will take little pains your money, ut the same time give you good bread and butter, and go save you any unnec essary swearing during the winter because of poc- coal.
 sieOrge ". H. Hughes.
 Independent Coal Dealer,
 nH sx xChurch Street.
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Thousands of ladies today cherish grate- ful remembrances of the help derived from
 the use of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It positively cures all female complaints. Send to Mrs. Lydia E. Pink ham, 233 Western avenue, Lynn, Mass, for pamphlets. o29 6d1w
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Ladies', misses and ehildren's gossamer
 waterproofs and rubber coats for men and boys at STEVENS S BROOKS, n1 1t 273 Chapel street.
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Entertainments. RAKFR AND EARRoN

One of the most enjoyable entertainments of the seasan will be Chris and Lena, on Sat urday, matinee and evening by the popular comedians Baker and Farron, and their ex. | cellent company, with new songs and new dances. The company has had great success l in Europe and this country. The Dublin | F'reeman's Journal says:
 Last night packed house assembled at | the Queens to see Baker and Farron in their original Chris and Lena. The evening was a most enjoyable one, and the laughter and applause seemed perpetual. Messrs Baker and Farron have indeed scored hit, and the Queens will enjoy quite run. Chris and Lena is purely an American melodrama and it is written to give these two clever come dians an opportunity to show their versatil- ity and clever specialties. The songs are bright and catchy, the acting excellent, and the company first class
 THE ROYAL HAND BELL. RINGERS Of the Royal Hand Bell Ringers and Glee Men, who appear at the Grand Opera House next Saturday afternoon and evening, the Boston Ad0ertSaer says
 Seventy three bells-from Big Ben, with his eleven and three-quarter pounds, to Benja- min, ir., with only three-quarters of an ounce, were the outfit of the bell ringers, and they had also piano for accompaniment to the vocal part of the programme. MT. Miller, the conductor, interspersed explanatory notes between the numbers, and his humorous and punning words filled up the gaps between the music and excited the laughter of the audi ence. As to the programme, it was of 8 popular style of music. Irish and Scotch airs, English glees, Yankee Doodle" America" i" and selections from ssThe Chimes of Normandy all entered the list. Some sweet airs played upon English chimes were reproduced, and sEFhe Turkish Patrol" was given with almost the delicacy and strength of an orchestra. In many of the selections the playing was light and rapid to 8 surpris- ing degree of dexterity and accuracy. The company has made favorable entrance upon American soil, and their positive refusal to acknowledge the most persistent encore did not hurt their popularity.
 Pastors Resignation.
 Rev. MT. Dana, of Stratford, read his let ter of resignation to his people last Sunday, the resignation to take effect on the 3Ist of December. In the course of the letter he said When you asked me to be unto you a minister had but just returned from abroad This was the first pastorless chupch in which Ipreached- For nearly two years I lad not lifted up my voice as preacher of the gos- pei of Christ was exceedingly hungry for chat, to me, greatest of all privileges unto
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Terribly sarcastic father. Nov, must bid you goodnight, Mr. John, for have an engagement. But say, why don't you stop and take breakfast with us some morning? You always go away an hour or two before it is ready. n-St L0uTs HO9Het
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Max Thalheimer has added an attractive
 restaurant to his establishment, having taken
 the store adjoining. Meals at all hours and cooked to order. A dinner for B cents equal to 50 cents elsewhere
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Silk and fur lined garments made to order by Stevens &, Brooks. 273 Chapel street,
 leading matters and furriers o29 Ct
Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-02

Beware.-Do not let your druggist palm off on you any new, cheap remedy for colds when you inquire for Dr. Bulls Cough Syr- up or you will be disappointed. Price 25 cents bottle.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-02

Bernha-dt or Mousquetaire Gloves, un-
 dressed kid, 6, 8 and 10 button lengths, good shades J. N. ADAM & Go.
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The Marked Ps
Poultry.

The Marked Popular Favor accorded to Hub Punch is amply warranted, no deleterious substance enters into it's con- position. nov2 3teod
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Ladies, Fine Furs.

Seal dolmans, ulsters, sacques, circulars,
 muffs and collars and Berthas in all the new
 styles at Stevens & Brooks, 273 Chapel street. o29 St
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THE WEATHER RECORD.
Indications.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
 OFFICE THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
 WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 2-1 A. M. For New England, Slightly warmer, northeast to southeast winds local rain followed by clearing weather and falling barometer during the day For the Middle States, fair weather and no change in temperature east to south winds rising followed by falling barometer.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-02
Rubber Coats,

Rubber Coats. Hats and circulars at STEVENS & BROOKS, n1 At 273 Chapel street.
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Home for the Fr;endIess.
EOR. sALE.

TyHE next monthly meeting of the managers of the l Home for the Friendless will be held at the house of Mrs B. Burlington, 37 Elm street,on We'd nesday afternoon, Nov. 2d, at o'clock oc3i 3t
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Wool and fur robes, assortment large, g Stevens $ Brooks, 273 Chapel street.
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Horse BIanl

done promptly by experienced workmen al Stevens & Brooks, 273 Chapel street. e.,
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FHNHE owner by of i'll health, oEeFs for sale H his 4Honey Branch Orange Grove in Flori6a, St Johns county, four miles from Picolata Landing The fruit grown is Of superior quality oO00 srges have been picked from the trees in g single year. For particulars address tsP. E. w.
 os1 12t Box 1,o06, New Haven P. o.
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which had consecrated my life. There are some incidents connected with your unsought invitation that seemed to me providential indications. I paused not to consider the history of the church, nor to weigh, as less eager man would have done, certain circum- stances connected with your action. came without hesitation to do as far as in me lay my Masters will. During the few proceed ing ssyears there had been much religious interest in the churches of this vicin- ity. Many additions were made to this church, especially among the young. There were no new clements coming among you. soon realized that my work was to be prin- cipally that of upbuilding, not leaving undone the labor of winning all if possible to their Saviour. have sought especially to teach, to strengthen and to develop. To this work I have given myself thoroughly and unreserv- edly. have preached to you as earnestly and as strongly as was possible Ihaye been un- to you as constant and as faithful pastor as in my power lay. These years have been years of continuous and arduous toll. They have also been years of great and almost un- mingled happiness. have learned to love this place and this people.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-02
Police Oonnaaissioners.

Tine Estimates COnsidered-Applicati
 for Positions on the Supernumerary
 Force-TriaI of Omcer Jackson-Ohicer
 wrinn Appointed Sergeant-OtherM Matt
 ters.
 A regular monthly meeting of the Board of Police Commissioners was held last evening. His Honor the Mayor presided, and all the members of the Board were present. Commissioners Bollman and Hart, who were appointed to consider estimates for the ensuing year reported as follows
, 1881-01-04
Tho Pleasant Inlprcsai0ns 1t NImde upO,
the iowa I1ilnt0rIkt.

Tho Pleasant InlprcsaiOnK 1t NIntlo upon
the iowa II,n,orIxt.
1na recent LITTER from Hartford, Conn, to
tho Burlington (la.) iIu.ekeuc, AIr, X, j.
Durlotto writes:
''Tlls plcasantest Wow Ind Of the city
was from tho coxy Jlrcsido In that wonderful
home Of Nlr. 6. l.. Clemens, WHO was my Inst
during my stay III lIarlfori. l mn not 4 man
addicted tn cold weather. an not sutl-
gtently, British to wander through Decu,n.
b9r alld January IN sl0rt clecketl cont and
u!stGr. | mn given To much wrappng I'D
When 10 go out II, the snow. aud to very IT.
t!g guiIlg out III tho SHOW Mt nil bcgiu to
slllynr With tho lirst frost, and / keep 1t up
until tlle following Aprlt., And 10 when /
burn ~ clgNrs wllflG somebody uMtertn ug
lllp. | t0v1 tito winter.
" t!,ink | liayo ,1nov mover been ~ l!omo moro
'heattlfplly llo,uc.llko than this pn!ace of tho
louse arc beautiful, ul1l ita Quaint arcI,ttuct-
ure, bronsl East Indian p0rtlcoy, tho Greek
pAtterns III iAosala III tle dMrk-reti brick walls
nttract nlt Charm tho .atientlon a,sl gon,l
nll, o.t, Is The perfectlai, OF exqaisit tsten nnti
harmony. HIT with Ill Tia architectural
heanty aMl originality, tl!s elekallca Of It's
inte:lor itnisl! nntl decorations, Ito EreAtpst
.'ho.nellkulless, tl,at pervatlts i. Cltarn,Ing.
j. ns le eln entortat!l thousands of l~oplo 1t
/. tlMe FROM tho platform. Alr. Clemens Ii uvu,i
= lnotu pnrtunt elltrrtalner III Ills hnlslr, The
brtgllteat anil best slttcs Dt lila liaturu shiW0
out ut h!s llrealtlc. The llIuIgr AMI ,lroilery
tllnt sparklo IN his conversation Is as utterly
unaffected uMtl natural na sunlight. Indeed,
! tlnn't holEeYD lio knows or thinks tI,at
most OF TITS talk before the sparkling lire, III,
~ tllo pleasant rat!renlentof Ills llInrl-roUlil
study, Is marketable merchandise worth
10 L!l!ch y ungp t, thn publishers. but 1t Is.
And 1t Is not HIl slr0llery nlIl l,lllnr. llu Is
50 earnest that his ,varsIehttiess charms you
fully as nlltll aH his brighter flashes, ial.tl
nnce III Will 10 there IL In Ills yoru M ,ltlcc-
tl0n OF wonderful patllns, ", tHucllet1 with
melancholy TINT yUil luck liitH tl9 kind. en-
mast uyea IL Bce What thought Inv touched
!ts vO!eo. And he Inns q heart ns big ns Ills
body; believe there does not Iiva Il lliah
more thoroughly Mnsellls!l. nh! seIf-fnrEyi-
fRl. Two littlu girls aiN! b0y 6aby, bright
eyed. .goBd-teMperetl, nlH! with full lIcn,
nf hair rs brown NJ his fathers, Rsslst Mrs,
Clemens to I'LL the heart OF tbs reEgnInE
huMorlst, ald they tln it most completely.
aa,oye M tug medium! blight. of gooI sylunut;;
rlcn! physique, brown l!nlr, scaIcely TOUCHED
WIN gr4y, TINT S4irls aver l,lgh, white fnre-
hca!l frleitlsh! 1n his eyes, heari,eorltta'lty
IN th0 grasp Ut Wel!-sllaped white ha1ld,
stroHg enough AMI heavy enough to 1e
!nAilly hand: Ills age Is 10 something, and hU
!o1ks IS; ~ The evenlnY 'atter tlle lamps aEe
Lighted hts tAce las wonderfully boyisl.
!!psok, !sa end l.e !gyes good cigar even better
, 1881-01-04

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i% eat.ls, ,!,'as!%t, 81 DcS asS
u Fl tESsis" fsf sw IT,. ~ for tho
:S::S iss: :Ss q:
tw. lex: . tes nrs ths ss;ct w;Sct
% 'sss Of III Iii EafS 70 Food % 1S s asSs' II sS ar
1T. LOUIS. .--..
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9s ss S nss MaSs e"a @ t,a tm,ay I'd ao oe s s
wVsk tat;,rSi selling is,a st fsom Iass wsek
'"f Sets:s s' Fl sSsSSs: ss Sss
ti2i; tnrkGra+ ftWkfi.th
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fruhl Inst wcck.
BALTIMORE.
= BALTIMORE, Md. Jnrl. a.-isfEF CATTtr- Market
slow. pr.eas conslurlnE uintliy Mnchanaca' y yery
5 ;5s :;'|Ss % :s'' ssSa 'sss''':'
sWsXE-s1%isrn!s sasp'y;, 1a'r to good demands
sssE. ssspsE aass AT ,naSs, asHsfs'' @ s''
KANSAS CiTf.
Sptcfft Dtarrfeh to The Chtedoo TFtb1tHs.
KASHAs city. Mo-, Ian. ;k-'Tha prtee Current fo-
p1rtH! 49,.
CATrkG-lsecolpta M; shlnmcnta 1.1: n,nrkot
st.,ekars und ieo,lets, sa1Esa:5, nntiva cows fso
Iaf: hnlf-hsGeiH. k..1tEt:tI4
l!OuN-ilrCelpta. 1.GE!s r!pn1cnts. nonqt snarkat
11itfu nEmDr{ chnCs. 81 llt4sf.i, light shipping And
nxad packing. &l.!.hs l.W
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. Jan. A-tiDus-tn fair demand hnd
hyher, cGfnGt.. sllW5tiQ light. H. ia 4ts l.nCk!nG
&I.sttiMI; butc1crs, t5lua!5i receipts, a,0uI sp-
niGnts, 2,i2U. ...-..
ISpFASArnt.lS.
1SntASArOi.tR, Ind. Ian. I-ltn0A-Firm ut $500
6,01 llecefpts, 2.1o1; shipments. aH
, 1881-01-04

KT. LOUIS.
Rr. totria Jan. S-Ft1tt-Firn md higher; XXX
f5Gs20l XXX. tas'4hi, family. s@ita ts0s choice.
tiBttft.Hl, fancy, ts1f&hAl
GnAlN-Whuat npcned higher but declined. tho
now sJston Of grading w1h Into G5Tact b.'layl M.
feh, &hfe*ful Told Esui0} c,ahi ff6atuf january,
elUfsfEsk February, ailt3H4i ltE1k
March, I! G1<tI May. M. tn, Mis- told Hr,dnl
sMo e"'l1 i,s nsa IL lGn5y. s44t rrTnry, 1sf.
;,fG Rta FeIrnarJ. lsyc STOW. flo bd I'aF-
1.EAbi-NDIn1nnl, .. ,..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. daley. laaGic, creHmsry, 7teTsc
lHnrattSs-i'1rk tirfl.nr; HAS bid january. 1l715
hM FcbrnnfY nry tn1t mont knlA higher; ftlM {fT)
EkpnHkt !fhcUH elf7hoFt m Ahles. Lard ltcld &h-
Grt at4G Hsknti.
I!EtEtTs-FInur. 4U} lsla, wt,eAt. 1t001 hu, com.
Etiait hi1t hAts, !llunbtti hurley, t2lf1 hi.
RlflrMENrs.f!0ns thu btla: whcnl, IT. 600 but cum.
2u0l but UHts, l7,QU uu: ryG, l4uU bu.
, 1881-01-04

CiSciSSATE ian. 1.--CWrr0S-unlct, tt!fc.
Ft0Eit-lrncri faully H.t1ts tsi, lnncy. adop.
t'NAIy--Whunt firm, NJ. : rid, ti.1: No amber.
stS. Corn stendyi No. , nixod, s1}{c. Data frmt
NJ. mSe.1, $t.sSdn ltyc anlots No. /. tay'c. Inr-
IuiyIalnNs-l'urE t!lll mid Nominal nt tia2h I.ar
firm. f. hklsb214 HULK ncnta f.cr nloilders, 4Ect
Clenr flls. IT, flncNh t!r1n; clear Flq, $7.ij.
MItkKy-StcHdyi &l.HL , -...
Rt1rTEH-IlearJ; choice Wcstcrn Ngscryp. 22xIe;
c1IoGc EentrAt Uhu, lHGIac.
, 1881-01-04

New ORLEANH jan. 3.--YLuuR-Quet but urm;
superdae aao2a1at Xxx, tl4t9 LtSs Xxx.
bigh 8saAlrA. &Ls'}fR1M
0RAlN-cofn ques ~ $1,000. UAu ar,n Al tsedQa
CoAx-AEAL-Qu!et Hnd wexk, k1S1.
llAY-8teadyi ptInls. ezAoot clotco. E&m
pAoytSloSs-l'oFk aGieti old, SI1as paw, alAa4
Lard slsAdy, tefces BftS9qt ksG. 8c. Dulk. .naals
tGAdys MtA \ ie3e IDMAnd. ehouldgED, l00sR. AxbI
ttct clcaF aldes, 7Xet73to Bacon scisos sod htnsl
, 1881-01-04

NEw ynltK. Ian. a-CtITruS--ttntct bu. stcndy Mt
II '5-1y1. S-cc Futures 4uIeL IanHnry. 1sc, Fcb-
ruarr l:Iac; March, l!c, APRIL i:.l7o, alny 12cI
June. Il. 7tlci tnIy. l!.isc; Aualtst. t2.h5c.
FLOtn-ltcnvy; receipts, Alun hrIst exports, CLIO
brIat super HtatG and WUEtorn {34Sta8S; COMMON IL
poot! oxtr SsNs Lis; gond 10 chuIeo, NaGfS, wllta
whent c4trn, Ei,UJGnl extra UhlU, A.sQf.s5 1T.
Luttts, H21GGs5; minnesota patent rrl.ceaa, ISL
ts'tAtS-WhGat h0avy; Eecrlps. li,C00bu, exports,
E1.up bus rejected f,rlng. Fcdtl0t, No. Chicago,
q; atiant; ts.as.et te:!, e 9ss2. DO. tlia1
Whit Whit n1 NJ IL, s, NJ @ It, Hssi ss
eiSs FshFy. ae; t Ok sess. a!4sa s.as IT.,
fl.slheb:aH t.Nrn dull md hruvyt rnGelpsa~ 1!nji
hut t5sirrss, SLIM hii uEf!t1uh. Gt{{S3io :Su 6t{
ttaflo: M: l!th'!lc: .ti i1w MIXED, IDIOT M.
lAMlinry Isc' February. 6t1ts5% tnEsh. hs4@
Sny II; @ Ia n.s .. ws;s, sS;avy ssepif " bu
flAr-tlrnlha fslr and rnrHct 1!sM; &l.lfE1li1
lttI1'At@MlDt md UNCHANGED.
EI0tENiES-CDtIpu HMiet but Hr!ni lilo csruoes
quoted ut lt i4cl tu. iotx. t4alh3c. sH;r 1u!ok
lut firm; tAr " Eoth rutinlnR th4s7Sic: Mnlasaes
&Sw MT = ,rsM,s Fl fir t@'slnn: @ ,eon!np @ t. faney &
Caenn nnd Louisiana t1,!utntnt l3{esf}u;
Pt:ritatE!;a-l'hll nti1 u0Mnnli uhttcds G7}11;
crtte. fS4t*'H3 H3e' ru.tnet: y4c asked.
fALtal"--StGAdy. Gtt;]hr
.,i; .1,si'M&|S9sn!n9sy N y, unchn9inged. c
E1Hk-Slrllg: :tI;ttsa.
tOvls,uSH-ark llslscttn.!v old moss. s17st. ftoof
!,st cIss aS sia Laa Laas9t,se Wase
pInlN ftehir, x.Llk1<7L4
l!UfTEH-iJufl ind unchanged.
ci1EEsE-Qnlci but tir1n; Io3l3Hc.
, 1881-01-04
BY TIILEGIlApu.


FORElGN.
1iyERrnnI~ ian. a-i:Dl i. INSTRUMENTATION
dgrs t3nl1 nj 27e, i!cef-rrut dill ut s6s. Lard
Prime Western tlrmer nj 4s ri.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ftncr ut a,s.
fsMAtH-Whcat-So hte stcns!y at ~ ID: wlntnr
etGndy ut n I'll for new wosturnt new Southern
Btcnty ut ). 1h!.
ltEcEIrrs-WhGat for pnst week fsnm Atlantic
rnrts .U,.sD aras trom Pacific n0fts Mn Grfs from
otl,er t0trccb, S0uMqrs. Corn. 1rn.
1IyENrGt1t~ .tnh 7-1l:n II. 1n-fhtAr, 4ab!s. Whcnt
winter, IL rdGt.s 1Ct!; anrlbR IL G1Js m while. 10
loE' club, 9s sdi9s . Corn, 6s lid. Fork Us. 1nEd.
4Gs 6l.
ilvEKrooL, Jim. n.a-rET,oLEuM-Hp!rits, log lQ'ads
refined, :1E,l.
. TrKrESTtSE-Splrts. 1Ss 81.
ASTwEHl. Jan. .3.--lErltoLKUsI-:sht.
LivENrntlt, Inn. t.h-EDrfUN-tirn; II. tffH 15tGd;
sales aSa bses' speculation anu extottlup; Amer
LAtfIi--Amorcnn, iGs M.
'1ASnHoL1n1 a Hvar; u: a.; m ,,n., ,to,, ra
s5. Iii ecse !SSo Sss Gatter Si6U pkas iafd.
hS follmIns received by tho Chicago Hoars, Of
itvEnpo"t. I'm: 3'-it 10 =. n-Eloar. n*eel?s Min-
Hls sa, Ys Eiss u. ''1 c"rn j. iarS. &s'
LiyEMrVnfr inn. .I-Whent-.llo.iort tono: red win.
ter y x. E.,a sriq s VI N, d. 4 r. Gor!.
nna ssr xHis' ssl!. sass n,'S lin.
pS :a s s ' H.! sssp't xsSl @ gs ss;t! @ Il sSi ais
@ !, s Az s s ql n G;,ot 3 S1l "s '9s M
aui nj liz. lsef steady IL ill., ai. StAiiK i.4SI--
wns Sss S!e sn s .!fay S"t%t f| r,;sF Fr Frorn
s.Ssty ,Iosn a1is'; c's9oSs iii
ssG w!sat during the ps.t week, sUsal&S qTs.
, 1881-01-04
IN itttsAitn 70 CALCULATIONS.

IN itEHAitD TO CALCULATIONS.
,"Cnt!l recently the I'r!.st, press l'ns 'toencI
or fts ttrcuhttnnA tho must cumulative to It's
pro4reriiy ticlcc Tho ra!o u fcei4nl1.R to ft!r.
nhers |" by IT, rt.s s "a Kscr HiI Wit ~
occasionnl exception. ,Adscrttscrs hnvo bee,l
left to- Jump ut conclusions rs totho true value
!se .t s,ss!sts e. liz Fss 0 S'ss s:ss ..
iyc p.ae s y " ID "ccrt ~ M a'' Sr,c
enterprise. which .nxrnttsi,tos tho press ns tho
tnuts,er cn1ttry an't lta an'iverfsnx Eatrnns thMt
TO brought ~ tho carcfna consideration III
ths'sc, who desirc u ,isu 1t. American.
% led tilo ayas., @ and % our ,r,tsa frEcf"i* n,r INV nov
Joining tho rank Of tho tt,,,ae wh0 lt,tvu ,thnx
to lsG. but everything to Raln. by M OPEN. snr.
vnl,A to IN advertiser. III preparation to its
circulation. Other considerations, auc!, as ttso
Gh%gr l,;s f s9 ,sn t;nsc ~ ss: or te e' 81 ls
luton or values. but these Hrg RceontlAry IN tho
tnnln qucssiu nt The nlt,nbcr nf cos!es rrgs1-
tnr1atEon nf circulhtsons asld yetfcilis,g tho nsu
q nlyertsliE spncu 1T ii liked vnlno Is mich
ne1s G a 'o eriiou russS "r wS oxsa "xS
r,nr h, itc,sr in qod. silver, or orlstn. Amcrl..
Gun publishers. as ct!ss, long aIisca na1.tlt,ned
tho 'nystorimts' rolicy. mn, have foun! m
hnhcst exposition ri !,leextcnt Ut their clrcnln-
ti9n enntnctiyo Of the l"is! t'nnnusat rcs4ls*"
ti,e Un!tel Kingdom hMyo nj nExrosaio circIn-
latlun per issue fur eAeh jDnrnnt or pcri'ncnluf
s.iG Tho total number nf copies Of n5t these
Ssees se 9f EgRs,ps H. .'r'f ysa1 u ss
follDwa:
AMERICAN CIRCULATION iS CoMrAHtsos.
"E'Rht Thousand two, hundred and eleven
Uniei sates III and ss Casnn'", wl1ose s cirnio il
KatGl emit IN hEHreRAfG. Uer ati1YlC laslie. III
, 1881-01-04

DETROIT, Ian. t-FLUrK-llnIl.
GNAlS-Wt,unt easier; ro,lcrs frpar, No. white,
s'ol,{, February, slt}a, a!nrc, s'Qyszs April s.7t
KECE1 t+rS-Whanf, IaHu ttk,
6ulrMENTS-tYhenL H,uNl hi.
, 1881-01-04

Special Dtspateh 10 The Cateaoo Tribune.
KANSAS CITY. aiu, Jan. a-l'he Price CuFrtnt
reports:
Observation-Disclosures, 11llS tu; shlpmrnts. ttlr
hui t,nskot lower. Nd T. cash. s0so: Jnnuusy, Tgjc;
10. ens. Hc; Jnnnnry, ai>ic; M I. January Vie
C1rH-fteEDllte. lt hi: shlfnrntr. IL0:1 BIT; MnrkgI
unsettled So.2, cllst, .s>Gc. january. @91c.
, 1881-01-04

CLEvEiaNp. D., Jan. .a-I'ErHuLEu,-u -unchnnged
Standard! white, ITO lost, llsic.
ltrrsHuHH, jim. a.-l'ErtOtHuM : Moderately
ret!nsa Y|s l';.!adYptila ei!yeIy 'e'
kct npnIn nj t1fc: hlgest :1!4c: jnWust 1tc Ctls.
Ing nj aH3sc: salos, II, ,C1Js shipments, dl,Saj.
, 1881-01-04

H1rrALO. N. T.. ian. a-ti1lA1S-Whpnt ontlIeiy
nominal; nothing DUNG. Corn quiet. ~ cars now
oil track s:gfIMu Othur Rrnns neglected.
, 1881-01-04

NEW YnltK, ian. H-Ths mnrkot cont.nues very
1ufet, but prcus gDnernIly Hseatty md unchanged
Gotten ponan qu,ut and t!r., sfrtIn9 prints doing
wolf. hut 1tltor cnllcb qutatt E0uhbrsu shrtlurn
st1aty. '' ''''~
, 1881-01-04
PEORIA.

rEnRTA, IT.. Jan. a-tfNAiH-c0rn cas1or; nav
high mtxed md mIxcd. TIC. Ona firm md he',ess No,
3whle. lzsA1AHc. ltyo eipndy nt pla for No..
Observation-Disclosures Mt tl.lf. .'
ltEoEtl1sWtl tleMt. none; corn d. 80 bu, uuts 1t4O
btts rye. III hit bnr!Gy, t:1)t bu, y -
HttrMESTN-WheAl. nDJct rnr1}, 31sW btu, ons.
Gils!j bu' rye. 1.5N bit, lnlrioy. pN bn.
, 1881-01-04

oswEG0. Jan. d.-uIsAfS-Whent stcnhy. Corr
npnltnally unchnngcds Western mixed, Sc.
, 1881-01-04

1Sn1ANArOtls. Jan. 1-f;AAtS--Whent firm; No. !
rod. t1.fsl0l. Corn atondy; a3I5.s>sc. Oats quct,
JiQKjc. =
, 1881-01-04
COTTON. .

NEW OHLEANs, Jan. A-CoTToS--F1rmt businoss
tnlerrnMe4 by inc1GHtent weather, mIALInH, Ilstc;
lnw nliltnx ttcs s!!l HFsnaFy, lUMc Net fcceInts,
Ga1 oa'us' Sross 1S9' naos aa1 stock. aU,22s6.
, 1881-01-04

MILWAUKEE, Jan. 3-OnAlx-Whoa& opened and
closod waakt Nh. / Attwnukso. vh7lot M. i Nil.
Nauseo. hnrd a5lo; No. = Milwaukee, iSo; Jununry
iGfe, February, N,fes Aarch. asI<a, No, almnukoo
t3ol NJ. k1lct Corn strong md highsf; Eu 4 y7c
~; s5;sy s!fs15t ~ "a H. sh, re .ffaSs %
rAnsl4tuSs,til4hers Ipess pnIk {i1&j cash; sl1s1k
atarG4 lanl-FF1H1 steae. taGit eash and 1aIluafyi
lIuus-FlSMer At &tlGk3&h1
NECEtt'Ex-FlnuF. ! 1+lN brist wheat. mu1Jbu
slilrAEa1s-Whast. H,0I bui corn, 91u SuI oats
SOU bu. ~'
, 1881-01-04

WlLNIS1ToS, Jan. 1-SpiNkT8 TunrESr1SE--
Firm at tJkc.
, 1881-01-04

i1iiI;lisY NSij fiX f;"Wiefo Siow and ensicr un-
dor frnB UinrnHA TArktya were lNtit pur u, ehck
ems Hsit. ducks md Re4sa ass Quail were Ills nvr
dtlx. nnd vcnIsur 1tteC ticr ID.
CHr 1Ho!s wsro 9u'St Io n!enes, were s sna! and
on trick wera quoted nj G1u Dti.
sEEIl3-i!tnoihy WAS n fhtr rogunst md nftnnr nt
about fa40 for prime; with sutuA Ill f2:h2{f. Flax
sued wns t.ealy a and eInver tn!,l at t!D irno
medium clOYGe rtts Hin md choice &itn. Hungarian
n1,d nlLlI0t we're 4uGt md nnnlnA!lY i!En.