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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-27
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BRUCE--On Sunday, December o. 1881, after u
long and painful Illness, which she bore with Christian
fortitnde MARGARET BRUCE widow ofihe late John
Bruce, aged n years.
Funeral will take place from her late residence, No.
So Twenty-hfth street northwest to-day CTuesday)
2Tth instant at o'clock.
CLEMMER.-On Monday morning, December 20.
1881, ABRAHAM CLEMMER aged 20 years.
Funeral mt the house OF his daughter, Mary Glenn
mer, 1884 Pennsylvania avenue southeast, Wednesday,
at p m,
CuNNINGHAM.--On Monday, 26th instant at 3
o'clock u. m ELIZABETH, rellct Of the late Samuel
Cunningham, In the SD year Other age.
Funeral will take place from her late residence,
West street. Georgetown, on THURSDAY, 18th Instant
at 23O o'clock p. m. Friends and relatives are re-
specially Invited TO attend. Intcrment at Oak Hin
Cemetery.
DUVALL-on the night Of December -, 1881, In
the 6sth year Of his age, AMOS DUvALL.
The friends and relatives are Invited TO attend his
funeral from 2l0 street northwest Tuesday, Decem-
Der "a, 1881, at D. IN.
baltimore sun please copy,l
PALCONER.--On the morning OF tho 18th instant,
at 1905 o'clock, THEoDoRE FALcoNER, son OF Elisha
and sarah falcOner, aged 33 years and day.
Funeral will take place from the residence OF h =
parents, 1O2 New York avenue northwest to-day
tTuesday), 21ih instant, at p. m. Friends OF the
family respectfully INVITED.
Pensacola papers please copy.l
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-27
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The people Of Accomac County have signed a
petition for n lighthouse on PunRoteague Creek.
The recent harbor Improvements at Petersburg
have resulted III material increase In her ton-
mage
The new Methodist church at Crabbottom, High
land County, was dedicated ON Sunday week by
Rev. Rumsey Simpson.
For the week ending December II there were
fifteen deaths from smallpox in Richmond-four
whites and eleven colored,
lady in Prince George County is reported to
have recently given birth TO twins, each with a
full set of teeth and hair Both died.
The ordinance recently passed by the Richmond
city council requiring all persons not heretofore
vaccinated to take that precaution, will be rgor-
ously enforced.
ground, when he dug up 81 900 In silver and $3.50
In gold, supposed TO have been hid by some one
Captain ii. g. Derrick, formerly of the Egyptian
army, has been employed to make the connection
between the Valley and the Richmond and ALE.
ghany Roads ut Lexington.
There are six large cotton mills in and around
Petersburg. They have 2s0O0 spindles and thi.
year consumed about 1000 bales of cotton and
manufactured over II, 100000 yards of cloth.
individuals have bought all the land immedi-
atey above the Danville railroad bridge and oil
between the railroad shops and Fall Creek bridge
II Is supposed that II was bought for the railroads
Local option Will be sharply antagonizcd In the
counties near Petersburg. In these counties the
majority of voters is composed OF men who arc
laboreTs or small farmers, unable TO buy liquor In
large quantities,
Governor Holiday ate his Christmas turkey at
his home In winchester, ana VIII not return 10
the executive mansion until New Years, when he
will turn over the seals OF the State and other
executive paraphernalia TO his successor.
The young men, John Murrol and Thomas
Glover, clerks in the store of Colonel Joseph IL
Price, Mt Green Plains, in Southampton, were muir
dered in their bedroom In the store late Saturday
night and the store set on fire. 1t is supposed Ic
be the work Of tramps.
Tho residence on franklin street. Petersburg
occupied by Governor elect Cameron, was sold
Saturday to Mr.. Homer Atkinson for $1,000 Col.
onel CaIncrOn's family will not go to Richmond
for some time, or until the Governors mansion has
been thoroughly renovated.
Application will be made in a few days TO Judg,
William Mclaughlin TO grant charter of incor'
poration to the ROckbridge Alum Water Company
The certificate names as the incorporators Of the
company J. Fred. Efnger president RockbridgC
Alum Springs; @. NJ. Figgat, cashier Bank of Lex
ington; J. r. Moore, r. X. Goodwin, II. II. Meyers
| and william WalZ The capital stock of the com
pauy not TO exceed $4,000, divided into shares o
500 each
A.... a z.xAll xaxl
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-27
MIDLAND RAILWAY,
TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.

TRAINS LEAVE H. 4 p. DEPOT AS FOLLOWS,
ITO a. m.-NEw ORLEANS MAIL. daily, nirect
connections for the south and Southwest Daily 70
points west Of Charlottesville on q. n o. Hallway.
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS on 7l0 n IN. train
from Washington TO Atlanta via Danvnlo. and
from Lynchburg and Atlanta TO New Orleans.
11!2O n. m.-FAST Mali. daily for Atlanta and tho
South via Danvlle and Charlotte.
PULLMAN SLEEPING CA ES on 1l.20 u. NJ traiu
from Washington TO Atlanta
1913 p. m.--SOUrHERN EXPRESS, daily. for all
points South via Danville and Charlotte.
MARKS SLEEPING COUCH CARS on 1898 p. m
train from Washington TO Danville
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS ON lO:35 u. IN. train
rom Washington to Charleston, y q.
Passengers Tor ManaiySns DIVISION will tnkC 7l0
train daily, except sunday, For Warrenton, RIO
u. III. and ll20 u. m. trains daily.
For tickets and Information call ut Virginia Mid
land Onice, COL Pennsylvania avonue.
- N. MACDANIEI, Agent,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-27

VISITORS, independently of
any intention to purchase, are in
vited to the establishment of
MIR. THEODORE ID. STARR,
No. COG Fifth avenue, Madison
Square, between 25th and Goth
streets, New York. The sales
rooms occupy three floors. The
first exhibits every variety of
Solid Silverware ofunique designs,
Foreign and American Watches,
&c. The second comprises one of
the most extensive and complete
stocks i'm this country of Diamond
Jewclry, of original designs, finest
Solitaire, and critically matched
Diamonds, rare Pearls, Rubies,
Emeralds, Sapphires, Catseyes,
and other precious stones, Gold
Jewelry, i'm novel designs, at close
prices. In the third is displayed q
choice collection of Patent Key
less Winding French Clocks (con-
trOlled by this house,, artistic
Bronzes, .ManteI Sets, Candel-
abras, &C., and decorative Por-
celaine of the Royal Worcester,
MintOn, and other favoritc wares,
in Vases, Plaques, Jardiniercs,
&c. noSSm
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-27

MIGHTY hard. working set of men are Uncle
Sans letter carriers who are liable to contract
rheumatism because of the constant exposure to
which they are subjected. Calling Mt the post.
office, the reporter had n pleasant conversation
with Mr.. j. II. Mattern, one of the most popular
and clever letter carriers In indianapolis. Mr..
Mattern said that while in the army, during the
civil war, he sprained one of his ankles, which
was always worse in the spring during the period
of the rapid changes IN the weather. lie did not
find much relief from the several remedies he mp
piled. But two years ago he hit upon st. Jacobs
Oil, and experienced wonderful relief from It's use.
Several applications Of the Great German Remedy
relieved him entirely The reporter talked with
others among the letter.carrlers and found that
the Great German Remedy was popular In the
&c, and praise it highly.-IndidnGpo'is tfnd.)
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-27
U. U. GRORGES,

Chlropodlst AnatOmlst and Manufacturer OF Fine,
Fashionable and Easy Fitting BOOTS and SHOES,
Under National Hotel.
Corns Bunions and Ingrowing Nails &C., permR-
nenty cured. Lasts madetO order and preserved for
CUSTOMERS SEES
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-27
sNELL's CHRISTMAS RECEPTION.
The Cases that were Before the Police
Court Yesierdny.

George Carey, profanc language; So John A.
Gleason, dsOrderly conduct IN the county; 50.
John sullivan, disordcrly; s.. Joseph O'Donohue,
disorderly; 50. Charles Parker dlsordcrly 50.
profane language; s.. Frank Martin, disordgrly
So. William Newman, d~Ordcrly; s.. John Nc
Gowan and George Robey, disorderly; 50 each.
Maggie sullivan, same charge; same John Avery,
profane language; s. or seven days. Henry Smith
Louisa, Minnie, and Eliza Mcrzin and Julia a.
Dodsoi, vngrancy; $50 or ninety days james
Holmes and Arthur Qnietus, disOrierly So or If
teen days. Philus Wilson, vngruncy; $50 or ninety
days Albert Douglass, disOrdcrly; s.. Samuel
RufIier, 11isorderly; S. or iii(een days Francis
Smith, carrying concealed weapons; $3.50. Sam
ucl Berry, dlsorderly: $40 or thirty days. Agnes
Ware, resisting an officer; S. or fifteen days. AbU-
ham Banks carrying concealed weapons $50 OF
thirty days. William Campbell, disorderly; 50.
disordery; So. Emma Jackson, profanity; So
George Jennings, profanity s..
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-27

Schedule to take effect SUNDAY, DECEMBERxs.
A. NJ. LEAVE WASHINGTON
t2J-ChicagO Cincinnati, and st. Louis fast eXprCst1-
G0O-Baltlmore, Itlilcou City, and Way Stations.
strnsburg winchester. iiagorstown, aud Way.
INSTALLATIONS Express
&l0-Point of Rocks and Way Stations.
8;b-Phlladelphia, New York, and Boston Express
Pnrlor cars TO New York.
Hagertown and at Point OF Rocks for Frederick.
1890 a. n.-BatimOrc, fayetteville, and Laurel Ex-
press. Stops az Annapolis Junction aud Jes-
BupB. On sunday stops at oil stations,
i0OO-Balumore Express Stops ut Hyattsville,
College Beltsviile, Laurel, Annapolis Junction.
tiO:io- pittsburg, Chicago Cincinnati, and st. Louis
Express.
'i2io-Baitlmore, Elllcott City, Annapolis, and Way
tl25-on sunday only for baltimore and Way.
Soo-Baiimore, Philadelphia, and New York FIX.
Ssl-Baltlmore and Way stations. (winchoster.
i30-Baltimore, nyattsvlie, and laurel Express.
qrrederck, via Relay. Stops at Annapolis
ti;i0-Baltimore. Annapolis and Way stations,
ti:45-Polnt OF Rocks, Frederick, HaGcrslown Win!
chester, and Way stations. ION sunday 20 Point
OF Rocks and Way stations onyJ
tjI5-Baltifnore Express. (Martlnsburg Rnd Way.
via RELAY Z; stops at iS@, S and iAure
tTOO- Baltimore and Way stations.
Baltimore. lIyattsvlle. and Laurel Express.
tGS5- Philadelphia New York, and BostoA Exproa.
Sleeping ours 70 New York. Stops at llyntls-
tGf7-Chicago Cincinnati and ST. Louis Express
tDaly. iSunday only Other trains daily, except
Ali trains from Washington stop at Relay station
For further Indignation apply ut the Baltimore
and OHIO Ticket Offices Washington Station, Gi0 and
1851 Pennsylvania avenue corner OF Fourteenth stree.
and received at any point In the city,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-27

"sPRAKmo of coughing" says Mrs, Partington
Hsome will cough till their faces get black and
blue, and never think Of buying bottle Of Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-27
CHIROPODIsTs.
E.A.SY FEET'

G-A-S < E'IGT
promote health and longevity Hence thousands
irom fur and near, among them the highest medical
judicial political, military, aud naval dignaries oil
this country, and representatives Of leading foreign
governments, visit dr. WHITES ChropOdlal Ins
tabshment, lIl6 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite
wilards Hotel, where relief afforded without pain
IN few minutes. Press OF business during Offiog
hours preoudes attendance Al residences except amer
u. m. Office fee, u per visit ded
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-27

DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER
STEEL RAlISl

THE MODEL FAST, AND, THE ONLY LINK
BETW ZEN
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-27
A Smoo,h Con,pIexIon

Can be had by every lady who will use Parkerl
Ginger Tonic, Regulatingthe internal organs aud
and gives healthy bloom 10 the cheek Read
about II in other column,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-27

Annoyance Avoided.
Gray hairs are honorable, but their premature
appearance is annoying. Parkers Hair Balsam
prevents the annoyance by promptly restoring the
Youthful color
, 1881-09-04
BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN.

Spscfa1 Dapateh to The Chicago Tribune
J1yEKpouf Sept. J-11:J0 Il. m.-FLOUK-No. I. Us;
No.. los I'd.
S-Wheat-Hinser. No !. lis I'd; No. :. l0- 9d;
white No. l. lis ld No. los Nd spring, No. J. lus G'l:
No. 1ts I'd: club No. i. lis ii: No. lls. Corn-6s
G,6d.
rHovIsIOSs-pork,T Tss. Lara, 5Ss-
LIVERPOOL, Sept &-Racon-lon- clear steady NJ
4js; short clear steady ut 4Ss. Heef-Extr:s lndsa
mess dull ut l 1.ard-rrime Western tr1ner 1T sas
6d Checse-American CHOICE s.endy 1T 0bs. TAl1ow
Prime city steady 3ss. TurpentiEe--spisits' Lon
dun steaGy 1T 33s I'd Corn-Aiixcd trmer ut ss
l.oSnoN, Sept. 3.-rErROLEuM-Rctned,o ojsl.
TCnrEST,SE-Splrits: :sas.
ANTWERP, Sept a-PETNOLEUM-19.4f.
l.lvKRluOL, Sept 3-COTToS-Ffrm; uplands.
l-iGd Orleans, LTD; sn!es. sUu bales; speculation
und export l,aa; American, 5S5J-
l'goyls1uNs-Heef-Extra tnt:i1 mess. lts; Anierl-
can l.rd SIS til, Ia corIone clear, :6s; short do ISL
EHEESE-Finc American. t2S
The following were received by the Chicago Board
Of Trade:
LIVERPOOL. Sept 3-l1 :s5 n r.~I.aTd SIS I'd.
l1yEEroOL. Sept. 3-Nt'cat quiet una steady; rca
Curn tirn Cureocs OF coast Wheat and corn 'iale;
and strulig TO urrivc-Whent and corn quiet :!;,d
steady. Fork, .4s Lard trner and III higher 1t ~;
1;uctIi-l e. 45s Gd s. t.. lis f T;!llnW mEneF anu
I'd higher Mt is I'd. Cheese, SIS Id. i!ecf, lUsS,
IuSI,oS, sept. 3.-I.ivEnpnos.-WtI quiet und
Id. Corn rIny held. MAnk l:ASE-caItoss o.' ~
c...st-sVhent quiet aud sieady Cnr:ocs on passase
w hent quiet and steady. l'arls-Nhcat And nonE
trmtr.
, 1881-09-04
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Sent 5-Co1ToS-steadr; 11sseSi2'sc;
futures trm; September. llSc; october. 1l6lc: No
yelubcr llDc; December, lI.G'c; JunuaTy, lL''c'
February, lls9c; March, l20ec: April. 2lGc: May
12-:r;c; June, 1:.Sic- - .,
FLouR-Iluli; receipts. 1+.oD bEls; exports. 4'U':
SUPER State and Western S5sNthoo; common to sood
extra. S60a.,t): good to choice, s6sWyS.'a: white
wlcur extra, s70aGs.U; func5 do. ssl0ass'5: extra
Ohio, silQY1j0; St. Louis Sdlouss.1; Mtilncsota
patent p7occss. sd.'5ee9.U. ..
GnAiS-1s hen. 3Gt;c higher: moderately nctlse: re-
1ecieu spring. $tN5 unsradcd do. sl@@4tal3t; NO. :
90, il,3l1; No Chicago. Sl.s5+:Gsl.A; No. Duluth
sl3.; uncradcd red, sLls9I.4o: No. =, Si@as4ssLA'
steamer, No. = do sl.3t; un:raded white, SL.l9 L4'
No. ldo l.517S steamer do si'sss :ss12; 40
red. septcmber sl.+ptsl.li closing ut slt'h:: oc
tobcr. L4al47 closing <!.7G9s; November sl's:s
c1.ip,:. closing at sl..9s; december s1a!3sG l5!a'
closing Mt si52k Corn ftru; receipts lS'0U bu: eA
ports l500o bu: ungraded. G2ee'cLsc; No Il 6'sesc
steamer Gsl64.c: No. = 7uN@774c: NJ" While: ~
7ac; yellow. 20: SssGn,oeys !;
e.S5:ic ci.sins Ut ;5ac. Oats !nll and iowcr; IL H.
ccitn. ;9W1 bu: exports none; Western mixed aleS
+2G: white do. 44HEG
1iors-Quet bat sicndy; yearlngs. leaaoc: East
IT; 1;Kncsn,EsGC a Coiles dull and unchanged Sugar
Nuasses uuiet but trtn lsice quiet but ste!stY-
f'ETHOLECM-Ilnll and weak; United. a3se; efuue'
7Gs71zc; retned. TtE.,<
i,EsiN-strony and higher: s3-.e@J5
VUErESTiSE-Ilf.her stud Ern1; ~ GTatc-
EGCs-Western fresh steutf{ Ut lAalr4c- .n,.
LE4TuEn-ln good dc:nuad: d11n: acm1oe1 so'e'
, 1881-09-04
. ~
%c1, 1f-srrFfFjt I;y THE FACTS.
DE BACOURT IN AMERICA.

4 Frank Correxpondcnce-Nh Tai
,cxrnud,. Friend Thought of the
AnerIcans-!A Queer Campaign story
~ Prophecy.
Nine. Ia Contesse de Alirabcau has Just
contributed to Figaro some entertaining ie1-
ters written forty-one years ago Ill America
nv her uncle, H. De- Bacourt, Talieyra1ds
friend, secretary. and literary executor Al
though interesting for MANY reasons THESE
letters are far from tiattering to the amerl-
can people aud American ways. Unuer date
of June 2G, 1S40, lie writes from New 1"rk:
"l have lust returned from New jersey,
where | have been visiting Mr.. X. at 'lls
country place. Tie park, which IS a'lite
large, is in tile English form, but the grass
Mats are replaced by potatoes. Everywhere
onp sees the stamp of Amcrlcansnl, though
in Il luxurious form. America anu the
american give 10 idea OF an England and
an En.lishman of tile second or third class.
The mistress Of the house IS us
faded 1T 10 as a. European woulu
bn I"''eN at " 50, aud her srandda,lgllts;r
j: already ,, enaelatea ut t. ~ was snouEe the
t7Tcatest beauty in the United States 1t AZ
5ears that this is generally the case WIN
American ladies', WHO are very prct1y 1foll' .
IL to is, then lose their teeth, their conipisA-
ion and their yo1ttl: u tn Tue tI Ex'ts c,se Mast.r
and Euests ayc also Englishmcn OF the sec
md rarn though i'll tili; country they pass
fur refined gentlemen. One sees that llles
,vnuid like to be 50, but 1t Is not tnelr ilatnf-
al manner, and the constfah1 lfouo'es
them" J.. ,,-,r,,;a,to,
whence lie wrote on July I:
III went Yesterday to see the President. at
the house which they call the Executive
,lt,rp I,
, 1881-09-04

in regard to his personal affairs than those
a. 4 II lew w days later De Baconrt dtned with
As the dinner was given for me, T had
the place Of honor, though all the diplomatic
corps was present-this is courtesy which
they show to st1snEeFs Thg irfSldent tooS
The table furniture was elegant. The French
cook has since told MY valet very curious
fact which 1 give you: During the l'reslde1l-
tia1 campaign people come nncerenoniously
to the candidates house for breakfast or dim
ner, and threaten to vote against him it they
are not satisfied! Tile, cook says that it il;
extremely difficult to satisfy them, and that
thay often send back the things. that IRE
served to them, saying tfiat they are Dad. NY
President is not always agreeable
"Mr Van Buren is the son Of Il t2verr-
keeper; he has good manners-and four sons.
.sThe American of the Northern States Is
tinesse and c!eyerlcss Of the Jew; it is tais
mixture OF pride, GOODNESS, and Erltist still.
ness. with Hebrew cunning. which makes OF
the Yankee being apart The Yankees are
Enslishmen in sou, hotwltl1standms me
Of tile mother country. 1t is to England that
they go for their manners, their tastes. their
fashions, their preiudices-zeven to their Az
tipathy to France anu French'nen.> :Ii:e
compatTiots OF ths South. would willingly
admit IN aristocracy with all the degrees IT
superiority one finds in England; and
III the New England States it wontd
take very little change to establish
the same government they have Ill
England. In the South. on the contrary,
they incline rather toward the French, and,
say it with paint is the worst things
about us which they adopt. They are vain
and jealous Of the superior civilization Of the
North, which they desire to crush by the
principles OF extreme democracy. There Is
in:the Wcsta third race, which lsc0mposed Of
enlierants from the States of the North and
South. Ireland. and Germany. It IS called, IN
my opinion, to play in the United States the
principal role, and to dominate i'll II few
years the two others.
II consider the Anglo-American race rs
charged with the proyidential mission Of
peopling and ciyilizing this vast continent.
1t is accomplishing that task without regard
ing any llndrance, and this is what explains
the notorious anomalies pointed out by all
who have written about Anlerica. It is not
Just to criticise details when tha
whole is grand, MA jcstlc, lmpos-
Inc! The fault Of the Americans
is not in limiting their pretensi0nS tn the suc-
cess they have attained, III perslstelttiy COM
paring themselves to European nations and
claiming over them superiority OF every sort.
This is their great fault, and one that often
renders them ridiculous.
II have lately seen Nine. Jerome Bona
parte- Miss Patterson. She is a large woman:
whose face preserves still the remains of
rare beauty, but without the least expression
One would say that she was as good as she
was tircsomc."
, 1881-09-04
PROVISIONS,

HOG I'KODUCTS-Wcre more uctve md decided
II stronger Liverpool reported advance OF Is In
lard and I, better demand here was induced by tho
belief of great shortage hogs and the yield OF
butter There vas demand for sides and hams.
which served be IN of the supply, and hold
crs suited that they could have sold great den OF
both for shipment II they had had it TO spare Lard
wis .!su more wanted for consumption in addition to
more active demand for futures, and the October
premium sErunk To about l3c per U ibs, us It was
untler>ou.t thut about ull the September lard had
ht,!n ulnrtd, The summer lMcktHk Of This city u
date Is reported at l,I.;! iio:s against n to
SDccja repurts the Cincinnati Price Current show
the number hugs packed from March to date anu
lutcs; ,uil dates Ut the aforementioned places with
, 1881-09-04

1t has been held by some archcolo:;1sts @ tnas a,
Kitbet tt. use ii iron tools; bur others have OF
ia,e ycars succeeded in reproducing SIMILAR !''r
markings on grant slabs using sole,y s,ont r,.at
lio,i;e und other such touga stones GU LIS tua
trauir better thnn Hut This corresponds VIII
The practice OF tho stonecutters OF tue prcsent
n much softer temper than those they use 1oe
cutting sandstone. The great sculptures s,9nS nf
Of Montczuma, IN Mexico. is Il striking ploo. "a
the extent to which grant can be sculptures ~
with stone implements. CANA. ~ 11s Work ",
scrihins this stone, states that on indans wese
employed in transporting It to the lily o. ~,
Itone axes.-EEcar..tluns in Car,sac-=-Ha'1-
, 1881-09-04
BUSINESS.
Stocks Very Dull, Without Inn
portant Fluctuations.
Money Market Easy-LittIe De-
lnand for Stocks.
Pullman Earning 90 Per Cent Net
Finances in Chicago.
The Produce Markets Less acti'e in the aggregate
PruysiuEs Ycry Strong, With Il Good Demand.
Wheat and Corn Unsettled, but Closed Nearly
tae Same as the Previous Day
Barley Weak.
FINANCIAL

Stocks were very dull Honey was easy. but
the demand fer stocks was couspicuously light.
There were no important changes III price.
a more con!idcn: feeling WAS observed u1uony
Wall street tralers- THIS WIS due to the i'm
proved condition ot President Garfield, cAscr
money, aud tie belief that Secretary Window
would buy bonds enough to throw millions Of
money into the street.
Dc:sl5 have NOT ceased to attack the stock
market Among other dsquiclng statements
put Hfioar yesterday was thur foreign ad-
vices were dscouraEing. free sales Of American
securities being expected III LOist!un this week.
Gould and Wocrishoctfer were said to be stl1nu-
lating tho market, aud the demand for stocks
was purely artificial.
Pullman WIS l;9 hid for block Of 500 shares.
It's earnings have been $50, ,0c3 larger III August.
1851. than in August, lSS3. 1t is earnills ~
per tcnt net
TIC Controilcr Of the Currency furnishes tho
following statement dated Sept. l, 1881, showing
tho amounts Of NuiionM!-bnnk notes and or
legal-tcnder notes outstanding ut tue dates OF
the passage Of the acts OF uuc II, 1874. Ja::. II.
1875, and May ii, ls's, together with tho amounts
outstanding at date, and the increase O. ue-
crease:
SATIoSAL-EANK MOTIFS.
amount outstanding June ~ ls:i. ~;
Amount outstanding jan i, :S'lsl. ~
Amount landl,,;: u. date. .......--... S5iys39
yfs.kI{e
lnrrcase .iucc sent l. lIsll,..,......... 1ilsl,:.3
LKGAL-1l:NDEH NOTES.
.,noun, outstanding Ju,,.. u f1.l 10
Atnuut outst uld: Jan. H. l>1 .......... Ss.uNtJ
XIV 81 isss ..s Sasis:s4
........: 49, JIG Isl, ,1lG
Amount M depusit with the Treasurer ef
the EuiseA States to redeem notes ~ III
suivent and iiuuiali'ss banks ana s'anhs
III iS.''' 80 ~@'-.'o.. ... A , rs :.s5
IN tt.unsi1 the tlss month"; 1l:uS.
inrr,u, in drusit since sent l. losJ. 151G,J
, 1881-09-04

Buenos Ayres. and Rio Grunde Light middle and
heavy weights. G3@aHSc. ="
WoOI-Firl good inquiry; domestic fleece, SIG
&c; pulled, :s3i0c: ;unwashed. laaSc; Te1ns H@3ic
-, ,5'noydsioSS-rork higher. closing hrn: old mess
meats quiet but tlrln; long clear tnidd!es g5S113c
SHORT DO. .l*si4c- Lard stron. prime ste.,m StL15
HTTTEIt-Deu1und fair md market tt1m; l5x13ie,
CHEEsE-Qniet but trm ut 7@llAc.
changed 1ngot. Lake. Fc. Iis-iron. Scotch. dull,
sU.5t2l0 Amorican quiet but tirM ut <t1~5tt225-U.
lsussa sheeting. l39l5c. Nails, cut. 3. Is; ciuch,