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The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-29
The usrieaa Barre.

Doubles. Cod might hare made .
more -saxacbous essstare than = basso
bu, doabtie.s God never did IL Il i'm
possible to speak q thsss IsEboaa don
kew. In adsquats i@rms tbsJ arc
philosophers. site. .hrsud IN Affairs.
n once s,oIsd and br1lltsst capable 90
hsroie ~eniBrssrs. and absolutely dsssP
iuts q moral prtneiPiea They ps@sy
me in droTes 81 three 90 four. almost
hidden beneath tosts 81 wood thai iksY
bnnx IN frosn the oosntfy rpssnslabosI
A ms sssri0ss hrosd q; rasoa exists be
tween The lesd~g - eAcA dross-a soa-
dsrfuiiy clever old fslsow-aad the Nsa-
lean Who .lasscbes sl0az behind th~u.
picturesque an color. rxxs add nzilts
dirt Two nsrro~ streets erDss 5a.t
here and j. follows that . bsrro eosnssx
down any one of them has hers thrsa
ways 10 ehoos~ smoaz Bst tks s.z
old donksy 10 the Lead never MAKES .
mistake. VITA y knowing uax sf has
ling ears he taras into shs rizhs war.
sosnstimes The stupid basro a. the
yospz buFro. chsssrtsrs nsaally fozzad
10 each drove. attempts AZ this eDTssr
20 20 wrong Ths Hssi~sn n~ver
rxS- the matter WITH kinL ro1srnn-
". impsrti.lly. - o sbo DIS . dafY.
the Mstk.s steys sp and thsmp- TIA,
donkxy VITA . club NATL he has elsba~a
hsrs INTO rspeafssos ssd . better mina
While ihis performance zues On the
rs<t % the little eonpzsy hail Tbs
lesier gives zoe inInasssbte gisas~ sxgr
his sbosLier. thsn troops hs bad ala
think. Hs tboaghs 70 written upsa
hss expressive face. u 10 u the tlrn~
vhea BE s.s also elubbsd beeaase n
the error of has vss. IL 10 the yoanx
dosksy who ssussr4nx e~orrsst-ss there
u % ;se Srstssx ssss \ niid light %
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-29

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a tAS s.nss snz ~t~s~S ihNt ssss@s
ksss - ..s. , Nns - SO
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sc Rgss.A .azS ~ k~sssns sp~s~t
.sss~ vua wez4 - sks hsxvs
vszs ez. ~vea aaa sss~ Fesf $500
ca - stxhs sasI - 80 So
wsnz 80 wu~ts soNs tsea ssTsa
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r~stsr~ 80 s~ass saAa As AAeFs -
sac q .ssu vtssi cs&Ss Ha 49,
80 H<w - usatsx 80 ws
al ss~A t9t se<co~@sF - @ss
wuzsxki oaa A Hsak $500 - -
erass~. at 49, - ia Esnx ~~ad $40
sss.As A.a ssae sss tAss& ~ss~@s
uassr uu~l Bot 49, ~ c-@saa~@ p
ave sssss he<xr. aNs eT~zsa =
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ura hsg~t s~tsss - s~A~a \
zAa ~ash 80 On So sst~aarsTv sF~As
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as~~ass~ - is1l mas yss stss = 80
Il = ssssr ss~a anA s2an a. th A.
AnsA=v -A~Aa al . sFs~h ~
ai.ass ksts assr saftAng tA@ b.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-29
Different Foods and Their Value.

So manye experiments have been made
reoardinc the value of different feeds
for cattle that we deem the following
table. extracted from the Rnra! NeW
YORKER. of much value as q reference.
The table is computed q the money
value of the different articles nameu as
compared with good hay at u pc. Y
pounds, or $50 a ton. hindS Oh iouocr'
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-29

Why do ~ our preachers study
ora,ory? A preachers. not pastors.
their business is To work . certain et-
feet. and all helps To it, production u
should be q part Of their education 10
learn. I presume I shall not be mis-
understood TO mean the effect ~ dis
playing self, and winning animation
for personal gifts What the true
preacher seeks To do IL % inform the
Intellect with Christian truth /; 10 sisr
the heart. and thereby influence the
will OF his hearers Half ihe Sr-
mons annually preached are. 80 lar Ne
human insight goes. . waste OF Istsor
and breath Two things partly sc-
count; for this: one 10 that . majority
of the men set 20 preach are out ~
their real yocation good pastors tbsF
usy be. but 90 preachers they are Dos;
another q thai those With more sP;E
tude for preaching do not ye; szder-
stand the means 10 be emplo5e ed To At
tain their object
Sometimes the preacher has some
conception Of the needs OF human ns~
ture, and knows that the truess truths
fail TO more when put before men Ia .
dull dry way; perhaps nc does bis best
70 acquire Q good pyle add saeceeds In
making IN ably-vriften discourse. bu:
When Be comes into his puIpi; 10 give
IL To his people. where isthe impression
IL should produces What becomes of
his choice words. his considered sen
9 III - reeseD . - e..
WY - ~ In ~ s.y rssslsf Ms
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-29

Ex-Governor Tilden enjoys an IN
come Of $1,000 q day.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-29


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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-10-06
DEMOC.R4 TIC COUNTY CON-
VEN27O.V.

The Democratic County Conven-
tion was held in the Court House in
Cunrison City, Tuesday the inst.
The delegates from the various pre-
cincts. were largely made up of the
prominent business men of their differ.
ent sections. The gathering was
large and we'll attended by Republi-
cans. The meeting was called to order
by Capt. A. ]. Bean, chairman of the
central committee, at II O'Clock and
Col. 0. II. Violet was elected tempo
rary chairman. A committee of five
on credentials was appointed, which
met at Judge Harlow's Office. The
contention between the two Ruby DEL
egatlons was settled by the committee
selecting three members from each.
The nominees of the convention are
as follows: For Recorder, Capt: A.
J. Bean For Sheriff, Col Phil Peters;
For County Commissioner, John
Sweeney; For Assessor, John T.
Crooks; For Coroner, S. H. Chew;
For Surveyor, f. ]. O'Conner; For
Sup't of Public Instruction, G.. B.
Spratt. The Democratic County Gen.
trail Committee elected was as follows:
Jas. A. Preston, c. E. Crooks, Chas.
HillerrW. P. Wallace. Enos Hotch=
kiss, John T. Shumate, F.! L. Begun,
John Sweeney, T. ] Malonev, w. H.
Whittlesey, John Dodd, H. L. Bryant,
John Mccormick, Frank P. Cannon,
H. S. DeVries, I. Q. Sanborn, D. C..
Scribner, VIM. English.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-10-06

The Poem entitled the .Arraipn.
ment Of Poverty" published in our
last weeks issue, is the production Of
Prof. c. H. Murray, of our camp. 1t
is an effort of much merit and has ex-
cited in the minds OF many the admir-
alton which it justly deserves. Prof.
Murray not only wields good ben in
poetry but is also good prose writer
and the PlLor is indebted to him for
quite a number of able contributions
appearing over the initials of c. H. NJ.
He has been engaged, principally, in
this country iii operating smelters, in
which business he is very proficient
He is preparing to leave camp and
will take with him the best wishes Of
many friends, prominent among them
the PlLor. BY request We will re.
publish the poem next week.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-10-06

Surveyor, He is Deputy u. S.
Surveyor, and will rank with any in
the State.
We will have ALI occasion to speak
more fully of this ticket in our next
issue and also the other minor Offices,
having already kept the paper open
one day longer to know the Demo
cratic ticket, and our space being
limited. Suffice it to say that between
now and the 9th of November, We
will use ouf best endeavors to see that
every man represented will get a rous-
ing majority.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-10-06

residing in and about town, have read
the account, as published in the Ntaus-
Democrat, Of the shooting of James
Lewis, better known as "Arizona
Bill" whom everybody in camp
knows we'll, and a man called "Fren-
chy," at Crested Butte, last Friday,
by town Marshal Hayes.
DR.. T. ]. Forhan, of Irwin, is in
attendance upon Lewis and reports
him doing as we'll as could be expected,
with the chances about even for his
death or recovery. Bill received
three rounds; One ball entered the
right hip passed nearly through and
was cut out an inch below the skin on
the left hip. Another entered four
inches to the right of and a little be-
low the navel, passed through the ab-
domen and came out four inches to
the left of the navel. The third shot
entered the right hip ranged down.
ward and passed out just below the
bend ofthe groin.
Frenchy was shot through the right
lung, the ball passing entirely through
the body. He died IL hours after
wards from internal hemorhage.
The coroner's jury found in his case
the verdict that: "Frenchy came to
his death from the effects of a pistol
shot, fired from pistol in the hands
of Marshal Hayes, while in the dis
charge of his official duty"
DR.. Forhaa reported considerable
excitement in Crested Butte Sunday
night, and that fears were entertained
that an attempt would be made to
lynch Hayes. He was taken to Gunni-
son City. Arizona Bills wife and
children, arrived in Crested Butte
Monday night and are now in atten-
dance upon him. DR.. Forhan states
that he tried to obtain the particulars
Of the origin of the shooting,
but the reports were so conflicting
and the excitement so great that he
could not get truthful account of it.
The statement published in the Nfys-
Democrat is that Bill made his boast
that he would run the town that night,
and that the town Marshal said that
he wouldn't. The verdict of the Cor
oner's Jury seems to sustain the Mar
shall in his action.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-10-06

Rose, Reed & Co. nave the nobbi-
est sitting room in town. 1t is hand
somely furnished, and prettily decor
ated with pictures, while tasty knick
knacks are placed in proiusion all
around the room, A new brick Chin
ney and fireplace displaces the stove,
and gives the room more home like
appearance.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1881-10-06
CRESTED BUTTE TRAGEDY

1t is not customary for newspapers
to publish anonymous communica-
tons, but we have concluded to give
space to the following, publishing the
same v<r6akim ct Attrahm, without
comment, leaving the public to arrive
at its own conclusion in regard to it:
Cresstid Butte Oct 3rd 1881
To Mr. J E Philips Deer Sir
wish to let you know something of
the doings in our Town respesting the
shooting the murderer hear is thought
more of than tie murdered, Truth will
prevail of all the coolest & deliber-
ate murder l have ever read or heard
was at Cresstid Butte las: friday goth
of Sep 1881 when 4 or S shots was fired
into a man that was looking for the
bowl of his pip when the marshal came
up & deliberately commenct firing
without any provocation whatever
after the first shot the man cried out
o my poor wife & children the mar
shall crieded out, damn you Ill give
you wife & fired 3 or 4 more shots in
to him the poor man pleading for
mercy mercy the 6end following him
up, finally the poor man got under
Hays saloon & would not come out
until he was assured he was among
friends the marshall then flew to a
friend in the shape Of Mr. Bowman tor
protection. and Mr.. Editor allow me
to state right hear that yesterday been
sunday the murderer was walking these
streets as big as General Grant-that
took the south by storm with Turned
up collar but the Climax was when he
came to church last night witt his
very perticular friend Mr.. Bowman
all that he now needed was, "a plug
Hat), new walking stick, and he
would have made a capital last yeared
fop. But in the midst Of All this car
nal security & trying to make the peo-
pie believe that he was a prosecuted
Cristlan in comes the marshall & takes
the duck, quite sensation was Great.
ed, but mr. Editor this is what l wish
to draw your attension our worthy &
esteemed Mayor Mr. Smith ga few
others harbouring defending that, the
meanest of men would not do but these
fellows are all devout Crlstiens with a
mask, on there hearts. Now mr. Edi.
tor these words comes from ; eye
witnesses who saw the beginning and
the ending. send you this for pub.
licatlon hoping to send you further
information in the near future such i:
le,ncise fathers Sighned All We Wan,
m N
, 1881-02-18


Hrfeta1 Dispatch 10 The Chicago Itibt.Hs
LyEnroo!. lob E-ll:;0 q. m.-FLuUIt-No. /,
Ill u; No. Z, IL ID.
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ePrnR Nj. !! III III: No :, ~ Aii white, No. l. III Gal
a. 4 u III; club, Nh. !, !s lDi; NJ. =, o. I'd Cora
HeT,t~ III: It'd. II 64t&.
tAnslst1Ss-l0rk.iH .iHs. LnrdtG2a I'd.
LIVERPOOL, Fuh. l7-J Il, m.-I.acon-C. Z. flrncy Mt
w. hfct-lnH Moss steady Mt Blsf extra tIrnler nj
49, 1aFd-lJtMe Wustprt dull ut It's Id. Turpenttua
spinu lull nj Ills III. Wheat-SlsInR No. .dul ht Us
!a' No. "lta aul, 1T IL 31; witor dull NJ " ID.
h-atxed null 1T 5s 81 IL! D1.l ahd 6s ii far now.
;",Snos' Feb 1i.-i'xrltoLEuM--ltonnod, p9lslu4a.
a.aaEEh Dt1.-.js 61G2is }UI.
IihpESrlSE-spirils. Ills.
nai"Eltl' Feb lf.-l'ErHOLEusf-sJAf.
s.,, s.s,NEApuu1- Feb. l7-Eyentnx.-CnrrDS- Steady;
e''EsSe"lt!: salus l0D batcs; speculation und OF.
p9tt l,1)i American, IO.ill
d., Is Il, ' " '' ~
Is1h"LEuN-sprlts. lu,fd.
t""Hl'-AmettcIn, 9Th III. rrtnp mess no,k. ia.
eseoh-Shatt cleAF, Iia
st"|L""-flna s american, Ms 3d.
Of Tsude: N ~ WV ~''e"e' 4''"'"
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daIi: nI n!pIci DUNG u;ycs nT e.tst-Whrnt rctigF
%'!fS il a2a a3ye@ssaa saI2rn!a sSt T. TS,
Atf,yriA ~ .1*pstnr ucllnt 3D. alsd Caf;,r,ta H.
.lrsiY, ilt M!nsi, nltlH t;uf,1 4uIyt md
sss; Il. 'Ss' ashs' st'S ; ZIG ::
sSIas ta an's .a t;s!,., MH.x =. roa:tWi
fsss fss!s as,aI!iorAls is. CarTous IN lassS -Wh.at
si"a ya. So r.. 1nt''sr ;, sa'!er Moaa s!!pnx
Iapt;ss1 apt"1 III t1l!sn! 81 Fiji nyorusn qaality of
''''o"l'l1 H'btitlt, Fir III.
, 1881-02-18

nf l.. Dhtk, f}cucral Agent. Gnpt., K!ordmn
wl tc missed from tl.c Ias..a which he has
!rnsers"'l from sarly tt,yhmt; Iln y II universal
fnvurIt. Tibet. II. Slfll viii lH, snGl tho conf
Ing -"nsun hy Enpt. ttnxt"r
Ant'ers nnnr sI,e river prrsrnt Il t'rrnry at,-
praranre yet. nw;ns ~ tito '"ryr quantities Ut
brhkci, l':. II, tho various hrhutlNs aud tho
nin',iInt of lGG nlHl .tlt'w encountered every
J' W. S iS wn4 .Tx c ;TIai m i cs sh2 .%S s,n1sr E
tntor % loud with trrm m mn right cent chnr-
t%r. Tho .choo.l:r Well. iiurt finished loading
e tnoor'n;'. yesterday. Hrprate! efforts t" cut
= tfg @ aettnncr 9ircn Cl.y out Of i!tos t,rntr'l
oE ay1 H @ ntx W. ~ TT ,n,cs ~ Ice wo ftx ffrt
fett of her length.
Eapt. John 4. Cnnwforh. the weli.kno~a tug
'nf four weeks ut the 1lot Springs. Ills general
". ii. R"if. lie RenIti si,wnukco ,l,ipbnillcr,
Returned hnHe lust evening greatly pleased
with the general success o. lilo CnnvcntIun IT
vfssel uwt,er4. NcurIy MI ut tho Delegates
stnrteh fnr their homes during tho af,crt,oon
.Tho tuy j. y. frcct, entno In from the Water
,,, Works & Cril, we,i'rsny evening for the lirse
SUNDAY lust klc hrtkn thu Ice froul tho Crib 10
tain II supply ii coat. sssiic Of this Ice was
r!Rh!ccn Inches thick. and asartcd of n p,'rtton
Of tue iron shcnthng., thus nceesst,atlnR M
New York. rhi!ni!ctpha. Cincinnati. md loilis.
M S W 'ss s's srassr :' Gnea eas' as st
cold tiio w.nil,cr ihs IL ,l,so entreiy to tho tho
~ ur the q. II. f;rettn.
,h T rH,.sSF . 5cp%r;cr !e,rns fl. tr0 Detroit
imrxc wet'norn und h.r en,,sort lirl,n.,tp to
J!i1nlRs Axworthy. Of Cleveland. Tho rrlcu Is
st'll II secret. There will bo III chango III Cap
Str. Tsonns Axworthy, Of .Clevclnnd, tho we'll
known vrsAei owner. arrived here last evening.
, 1881-02-18

oReat Dispatch TO Ins Chicago TFtbunA
bn''n NIX. Feb OMAtS-,yhrat-A 1ons nrtlro
sya'a 'asss fsross In mnor wheat which fuT.hor IT,
bu M '1ous tho earpr transactions nbuut ia lsu il
biz ..stce, ro ."s ,xs, tos osesnps w iess tasnA.
aeptessIu, Int during ,,lo uftornon. uuttcr
n liberal Inquiry mu, tiy np.cm,nt,v" Ih"uv,,
eetn sa.cay fas s@'e9s' ~ ~ tue export al, having
ae.xsnsd asa ya in .s sty n '"to, rs!se*
SHADE sunS, rs'uS, Ieaslnx On. however. wcakvr nnd q
~" eacaref. sI'r'ny wtleut wns hn,d win nru,n"x.
, 1881-02-18
10 V1tHFC0V V{FUF
Special Dtspateh 10 The Ehttaqo 9Stbun4.

Gpfetat OSputtA 10 Ihf EhltaTo 3TthnnS%
dAL.NA. ILL.,. Fob. l7.-Tho 10 nnyIcas County
liar Association. OF which Louis Shtssscr fs
Presilent. gayu II grand bu,pluct this eroll-
tny ut tho European iIotcl. TIe aIaIr
WAS ono ut tho most c!cKant ever
given In tho city. aul wis participated
In by members Of tho lIar and thosr wives and
representatives at tho press nnty. Immediately
Aftur thu elaborate inenu Was discussed, tho
following tnIsts wore announced: "The liur
Association" response BY H. shsslar: ~ THO
JulIuInry," response Dy Judge William IirDwM,
IT Hoekrur.l "Iho Early llur 0f Jo Uavirss
!iounty,"" response BY ~. y. Johnson;, ''Tho
Legal lsr0fGasioh," fe3pnuso by u. j, SheeAn;
"1'ho Stato aud kat!onal novrrilllieilta,"
response by J.. W. Lukv; "Iho l'ross," r,-
sp0siso BY ]. Is l!rown. Of tho tialcnA lusttie:
b. y. johnsoIi, I.sg.. In responding t. thu loAst,
as , E9rly rIh lr * 70 nayls1s [G GIot ta a ~
JnIgo nr!l,n1nand. Ut EhIca1u, NIL Of Judge
Sheldon, OF tho lll0ia Supreme Court.
, 1881-02-18

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sf"a s; IT'D II IT," ' ,ny ] @ s ,a FIR crnr, ,sr e
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.,TsIa'%ln faif demand, With sale. noted Mt es6a
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mi: iit il q t; ,r 1t;, Il; ais., sHSsS s,
iETI'SI$sM 9a!ot hut arns unltea sto, crude.
TSI;io%;.%ssIvS and firm .. e,sa@tc.
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, 1881-02-18

n L " VItTATIANf9s
NEw ORtEASs, Feb. l7.-Flot'n-Stcady, with
cooL temund, zupcst!nc. &a,U9L75; Xxx, ta.2ss4.so:
SAf f5GliC0; common 10 good cumn,ur, ta..,eU11j.
GltAI*-Eorn scnrco nnd nr.n, atnted ut h7Gl5sc.
Unta In tutr Ieintsu, but III tnwur prices; 4i.esSc
sCDHS-MEAL-FtTIrur; El0lia:li0.
llaY-Du]i uhd tuwur, prlme, E!!,o1s choice, feiua
l',tOvIhsuSb-l'urk strung nt,d higher; old sl:.t0
nDs. FILE. Lard higher; t!orcc, lu13, keg,
El.uA}lLz5 Eu!k fneuts active, trn, afd hlgGr}
shoulders luohc. f5G; packed. GE.M clear rib IL 25
c1rGe. STD ac0n tjuiCt ard weak; sltnuerx,
Aias. c1enr rib, Es0!i cleRr. fl:ld. llank-SusAr-
WMisKr-steady: wtstern rcctitIei. q GSa LILO.
earxScs, ordinsy to gSod ileil5,e :3,.smr III guHd
deinT, 4 cs.n . s%9d e"Hi5'n c. do; ta!G e
clarified. 7ae@sc. ht!tlaaFss rtrMIy. With fatr ds-
nland ennslloH k4!5r centrifugal, .ka;fg fnr. I31s
ac; pFiHIu IT, c!lUltg. HA1tjc frOstcd lAo. clscfn
ut'tsonls, aNkc. lsu qu!ut but nrm Louisiana, Ord.
nhry n Eltnip. 45$tist;yc.
UitAS-Dull: lpd Ut 81. IL
, 1881-02-18

FHILAnEErIIA, Fn.. Feb. l.-tLDult-Stcadyt
Tesiprn oxtras, t3-ue,S.'5. hln,ran.a cxtras &h21
d2ji Uhto oxtrns. &:sGt5aa. Michigan good. &ia,;
winter ,atents. &a.'i7; Ntnnesotn patent PROCESS,
f7.%h$AtU Nye Hour nulet hut bteAsy: sLiia1hW
tiNAlk-Wheht dull, M. red IN trick. tl.laz; dp,
elevator frcsi racetps. tLitsS; MI rcd FonEunry.
$.i59& bid. H.i43k nskc Masci,. tl.lb]f bid sils!s
askrlt APRIL *1!G!i lid. sil7 asked, May. &t.l1 bll.
$Ll7G nskptt. Corn Krady, With futr temnndi futures
lWlly Western nlxt,t ntayator. kElei ssentn0r. in
tsnck, By. sail ix"d February. h1 ~! h3:iy askGa
asksd; May, So .blt, SIls asksa: On.a quilt NJ i
Wltlte +J t4ot No. do. f1sfts4tci No, do, 49tts
tx. mlxHd. 4!14c
observation-disclosures md tirtn, IiceI. moss. tll51aa
l!M InlM tMss. &l!a prime hGss Mlrk. klMH !!a!Es.
llstc.
HlrTEEt-EnnInnlly unchanged.
EHHH-FlTlI Ut sshs:sc,
t'nEEAE-uuIot hut flrnli creamery, 51iG{c
lETHD!.El'At-flrtn u1Id unchanged.
WHtsKY--Flrinf $ili.
HEcEllTH-F!oMr. i;Au bts; wheat, ls,Uo1 bu, corn
%auaI but 4IaiH, ltILski hl,. L. - 7''
SHlpNESTs-Sut rGporsUtt.
, 1881-02-18

Nkw YORK. Feb, 17.-iustness continues light with
pncknxc h0uscs. jolblng tfnlg quIft. cntton g0nhs
snGrisl, but tlgsrnuto makes s1undy heid; pr,ntA
moving slowly, Atd lnwHN dnIs. RtHpha.na IN gontl
tnsnMtd und hfmy nuns wenr Wuol8ns Qiet foreign
NUOIs III moderate rgJtIe.t4
, 1881-02-18
BALTIMORE.

nAtr1MnnE. Md, Feb. i7.-F10uIt-Ftrm and With
ont cha1ge.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. luwcrt c6sEn9 atcady;
No. Wrstorn winter rid, SPOT and February tatk.
sfarch. sl.1GGb1.tk; ApHI. tl17GtIl7xdtIt7k, Mny,
1Ll1sdstli4i July, tlIt. CorWnstern oassor, e!ns-
Ing stcn,ly; Western mtxed, spot and FahruaFy die
6s3fc; 1larch btdH3ic; April, 6J4c taxed: Ahy. H.si
6tbie. uats nuet; WBNlGrn whltu 40 Eet mxud, <04
tU<G+ ktyH du1l TT $lUlas LII,
lIAY-UDchnnKcu. .. .
I,nny!sluNs -vsry firm; tcndng upward
~ uHnTrEh.QMiati primo IL cholco Western packed
lH4.tu: rnIl. l!kilc.
Enthusiastically NJ XtIa3tc.
lErHnLkrM -S1tnt1all rolncd. DI&r.
tjHHrEM1!H-tone quiet; lt!D cHr Ruos. ordinary to
falr ~. tet11s@e, ftKHt aHett ~ j" nott, 94c-
fMEti.tTs-,'E1 ilveilnol por stcamct unoha anaot.
ltErEttTs-Flont. l.alI Orl.t wtuat, sIa1 but corn,
ls!sh ~ H! M!s @ Hn by: ryr,, r, Il, W. ha y, nm s.,
nna5; M IN in ;1, ,,1 ~ G95 s HI H., oa.
, 1881-02-18
ST. LOUIS,

1T, Louis, Fob, Observation-Disclosures.
GNAIS-WlIeat upcned IulI ind Iu~or, hut otnsed
blRAcr aud hrsi M. rcd. fl1I4 cash. slG:sl t!'s
Matchi sIo43a&zI9t>l1I.D4 April; OH
s!ar, No. t!p. a1}tcs So.t do. nH.ninaE Corn dull
und l0worl 5iS{u cas,s :ssxG:s'Ao March3 Itfe
Aprll; 4U1e 49Ao aEnyi 4et aHko Iuen Outs dull IT
IKE c4sti I!o slarc 34t+Sic s!ay. lyo firm 1t sse
UAfey tH! Afl4 unchanged
l.EAH--RnlGt VI lke.
ltHJTEt-tultt;. uniry, 4k0Xd,
EtiIlH-Stpldy nk 1sG#.sac,
WMIaKy-lHlwcr ut $l.G.
lsitt,yIstnS4-lnrk ltIwUF1 tta*Q ask eAshI 3laN
Al4rchs tIaa9H May. Larl aututl fU6g bid CNah And
FGhEnnry: jlry sals MnAts lweFI car1ts thirty day
Ei57}u Saa, {s7A
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Lulu brssi wheat. 7,QD bu; corn,
x9!iu bu. nAts. gMn Lut ryp. n,na; baFley. mons.
hlt!FNES1s.tl9nr. auu trlsi Hhgsk Hnnef corn,
Ft0N bI; oass. 1,0O but Eya. null1s bAE11yt Auhg.
, 1881-02-18
SWISS Colony IN KENTUCKY.

CINCINNATI. Feb. lT-Tho nt,vanco guard Of Il
lasgv number of tho hotter class Ut Swls4 in.-
migrants hayo arrtytsidn Frankfort, KY, extcG-
siv0 lands having becI purchased fur tho settle.
hlett Of col1ny in tho eAEteru portion Ut tho
Bsato. Tho bulk ut the coloniaA are expected to
AErfH9 IL ApsIl.
, 1881-02-18

ToEknn o.. Fob. 17.-tinAts- Wheat tiHli; Sn.
rhtr Michigan siVs9t n,nber Michigan. t1.Is.4. Sp.7
reh Wnt,a% sI.ht. ti1i,&; MAY. &lUt4 Juno. f1.nK:
tuy, tt.bt!f. Hthnr prnIns nhthsnR dnlnR,
$tAi ''' 'N'
tInaEt.-Wh.at I,.ayy; No. rcd, Mntch, tlt;2l;
No reGelpta OF afIrHentx.
, 1881-02-18

choice nhtc rHrk cr., 2sGs1c cultln IN gd la 3c.
EGtl.-WB.terti fresh .bsa.f!c. b..
HftEtfvTS- Flour HIyJ hris, tEI hncks; corn, G7Uu
btu; whFnt. 11,rnf1I nnts. tlfftlbu.
HnlFMEHTH-FtoMr, Hs5 fIrt4.
, 1881-02-18
pEI'IlQLEtIM.

CLEvrr.ASn, o.. Feb. l7.-i'ErlloLErw-Qulet md
stcnIy, Htasldnrd white. 1tU test, VIE.
ptTfsnr1ui, Feth t1.-lsETttNtEtM-QnIrt crude
steMtly1 Unlt0a certificate, uIfc bid, ruined, E1g
Philadelphia delivery.
, 1881-02-18

.aM,,eins ia prrrs q fug rr!.!,tcts resTlted n
sSatp A Is i, er",a:y na .Gsn n;ih%s wnsh
se s sl ssisr' t1 h" s . 4s. wre t. ,,f1 s?sas
!hG hGt..Hny ,,r.lIllv II lUe:Qe. tnf0s iT1lsRni av-
Il, \, fur p,nr IN Ghntta 1lllt n fDw extra
so hasrv Xiii ,nd cults 'llled nut ~ t3a 3
he ,nHy 1hh supply. ~ IN tho trfse ti9fs u
" sM1,"i ,sovcs beng Uttered Tho following wcro
, 1881-02-18

nUFFAIo, N. r., Feb lT-Sohlng dono this morn
tnH; prices irm md tloInlnnlly unchanged.
, 1881-02-18
PEORIA.

PEORIA, H., Fob. H--GAAlK-Cosn scarce and dEm,
now hivh-m!xed, 3'14u, u,l1ot, 374ic, Oats dut No.
i while, Tg4st3lc. RYG nuu1lnai ut Ole.
Observation-Disclosures Ut tlld.
itECEllTa-WheaL +5I Lu; coTn. 2s,61s but oAss,
7,a1 hut Fye NINA; basuy. none. ="
hIIffaE SId-Wheat Lulu but cor1,, A5W bur o4ts.
1j,ztA bu; tJe, I'LL blu. barley, CIV bl.