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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-05-04
CHERIFF'S SALE.

Notice is hereby given, that pursuant to the
judgment Of sale rendered in certain act
ion pending in the district court for the tenth
judicial district. county of Mower. and State
Of Minnesota wherein Nathan s. Richardson M;hna
Thornhill his wife. and George N. Baxter are
defendants, bearing date the 18th day Of
will sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder, for cash, in the city of Austin, in said
county Of Mower, on the 4th day of June, A.
D. 1851, at ten O. CLOCK in the forenoon, at the
front door Of the court house, in said city Of
Austin, the following described real estate,
situated and being in the county of Mower,
and State of Minnesota, particularly describ-
ed as follows. viz
The east half N.) of the southwest quarter
"a, of section number one ~, in township
number one hundred and two (l02), north, of
range number fourteen Q4) west, in the
county of Mower, in the State of Minnesota,
together with the tenements, hereditaments
and appurtenances
Dated April 18th, 1881.
H. B. COREY.
Sheriff of hover County, Minnesota.
N. P. COLBURN, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-05-04
A Losing Joke.

jo6ngly to lady patient who was complain
ing OF her continued i'll health and of his ina
bility to cure her. TRY Hop Bittersw The
lady took it in earnest and used the Bitters,
She now laughs at the doctor for his joke, but
he Is not 80 well pleased with it, as it lost him
a ,ood patient.
TIE variety of Steel Pens manufactured
by the Esterbrook Steel Pen 20. includes
every shape, size and style for counting
house, school and engrossing. Their
popular brands are sold everywhere.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-05-04

ST.. PAUL recently sold an installment
of 5 per cent. bonds at three per cent
premium and accrued interest
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-05-04

n a. Outfit furnished free with full instruc.
lions for conducting the most profitable
n business that anyone can engagein. The
business 10 80 easy to learn and our in
structions 80 simple and plain that any one can
make great profits from the very start. No one can
fail who is willing to work. Women successful
Is men. Boys and girls can earn large sums. Many
have made ct the business one hundred dollars
in single week. Nothing like it ever known before.
All who engage surprised ct the ease and rapdity
with which they are able to make money. You can
engage in this business during your spare time at
great profit. You do not have to invest capital in It,
We take all the risk. Thoss who need ready money
should write to ~ at once. All furnished free. "A
dress TRUE & Co. Augusta Maine. dsc1-6n
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-05-04

Is OLE BULL any kin TO the Cough
Syrup man? We think not, but they are
about equally we'll Known and advert ised.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-05-04
Mrs. A. W. Mcmillan.

H N IA WEEK in your own town. IS Outfit
QO0 vfree. No risk. Reader, il you want bus
h nness at which persons of either rex can
aMv| make great pay all the time they work,
Witt write for particulars to H. HALLETT
wv co. Portland, Me. 10-6m
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-05-04
ROSE CREEK.

CALL and get one Of Cheap Charley's
States
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-05-04
70 SALE

A House and Lot and a Half.
the property adjoining the Chase residence,
1now owned by L. S. Willard) on the north.
The house has seven rooms, and a good
bricked and cemented cellar.
A House and two and a half Lots,
in Railroad Addition, near the Foundry
between 20 and 80 apple and plum trees on
the place, all bearing finely.
ONE Eb CoRNET,
silver plated, side action, rotary valve, for $l2
ONE BIB C0RNET,
Distin model, light piston valve, water key;
made by Il. Wurlitger & Bro; in black wal
nut case, as good as new, for $40.
Inquire Of m, A. Sl0CuM.
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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-05-04
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE By


ORMANZO ALLEN, Attorney for Mortgage.
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-09-08
GApanN Cry MY

CARSON Cry, NEVADA, June 49, 1881
To Oliver Anderson, Joseph B0ice. Thomas Mayes A.
Hbart and Nathaniel Holiness You are hereby notified
STAT We the undersigned have expended the OF four
sasndred and six 50U0 U. s gold conn., in labor
I'D improvements upon the Emerald Mining Claim and
ae situate lying and being in Ormsby county. State
Hs5ad about and one-haf miles west of the Lake
ysev tunnel The line of the Virginia Truekee Rail
srat Said claim at point the south side
the line OF the Virginia and Gold Bill Water Companys
pipe and thence south fifteen hundred feet to
mort line Of the Bassete Mining Claim, which said
expended by for the purpose of holding said
and premises under the provisions of Section 1924 Of
Revised Statutes of the United States, being the
required to hold the for the 1878 1879
1850 OF which amour. expended the proportion of
aaeh in said lode and claim is the
amount set opposite your respective names towit:
kSeeph BOlce -
ISaanaS MayeS a 20
A q AODart ~
csSslanle tonnes III 90
And if within hundred and eighty days after the first
eation of this notice. you fail refuse to contribute
yew proportion Of such expenditure co-owners,
1ge out your interest in said claim and lode will be-
the property of the subscribers under said Sec
N1 .ssss
ROSS LEWERS,i
P. N MARKER,
c. A. LEE,
MAURICE MAY
ELIAS OWENS.
5ans IA9Od
, 1881-05-22
IOHN r.. RAYMOND.

HIr. ShnugIanc.sey Shows HIS 1tcspcct
Tor the Dragnn.
~ queer noeton" is something: that every one
take; now and then, hit ut times there is found
a person who has pcrpetrated some eccentricty
which Is unusually ridiculous 4 butcher
named Shaughnessay, who lives on Wallace
street, near Twcnty-seventh,, and works In Il
slaughtcr-house near by, has distinguished
himself IN this hnv way .he puf
q man of family, having Il. wife and several
children, and his wages as . 1aboser do not en-
ab!e him TO keep housosn the nncss s;s ststo i ~
the ' i middle 81 a vacant lot. Nov, u rew weeks
aeo some strotling e1mpay To
w,ur little property they had tntd cash, aud
among other things to DO disposed OF was
ynnas Sind Of scr;tcc on tho stage The b,r vas ad
yertised for sale, but who should SET
bis heart OIL becoming It's. owner owner
be did altnoueh what sacrifices he made 10 e, se,
cure tho treasure Is not known hut ne uiu
not stop here There was not room Ill MS
lingerie, so be puilt another shanty On the lot for
the beur's exclusive use, and it is about an even
thing us % which is tho most coonS ,n anu
or his owners. The bear II blacS one OF tne
most ordinary variety end Il ubout q year oia.
shaughnessey bought t. tor Pct: anu o nas fcp Tip
be has attended 20 the hear's. Tlc latter re-
ourcs every day one beef heart and two to3yes
of bread. and Is getting fat and '1zy on this Diet;
Snuughuessey hud tu rive his pet Il naine: anu
felt called upon to sclect one tnat wonio " y
rt1eutrcAl performer He would ba:e called
il Sarah Bcrnhsrtt, but discovered iu time that
1t was not tnut kind Of bear; 80 nc compro-;
millions lof oavcs and beef hearts, in IT, The
bear is very tond Of play and Of music; Glse
and :John u will wnltz ubour the t!oor OF his
shanty on his bind feet as long as tho music
lasts. Shaughnessey nas many i wrestling
hnnd down John rs fhroat to show how tnmg
he Is. The bear, however, knows u friend
when he sees one, and the buys in thy neIghbor,,
stones do not dare approueh within his reach.
10 provide against any possible sudden desire on
| his mart for gore. John L. Is always cantned-
, 1881-05-22

. FL Was strong. In sympathy with wheat, and
Eas In fair. demand. moro low grades being wanted
for export than were offered Sales were reported OF
30 brIs WINTER purity ut si0s5.o; rs brls and LOO
sacks springs mostly at +2s9d. und S75 sacks low
Efadey partly ut $35l Total. eqnai to 2,siU bris-
Winter wheat hours were quoted Mt $3-50st0a and
low grade springs At s2io3a; r5e -four about aooa
G.2a Pr 3 t@t2.% -'>% %-*~.'-5s ~ r. =.
OTHER nM111srurFs-Werci In large supply, but less
wcak sales wcre reported OF II cars bfnn Mt {7tD3
$50 on track and xos8a5 50 FREQ on board: cars mid
dtngs ut s105GGl50o; cur shorts Mt I'LL ca; cars feed
at Slt5Q ind Ehcat screenings ut Sc per bu
SPRING W1EAT-Wus active and u!:an stronger,
touching tile highest point sus fur on the upward
movement Thu ma rket advanced i4@l3kc, then fell
Fsday ih Tablie I'll S2 aSsses fro Enisnd snottd
dcmasd, With I'd per quarter adyuHct; IL Gur.ues o
soataaea s@anes;, taS Tevs9sat no 5so fs
lns, some OFFERING good prospectx mud others pvor
Ss! f. Sava 'es ses s55e ess
week. u rate of exhaustion which would ienyo our
sss:
s r. ~ Up pa,ssna fsr snoF
E aaa e { e. so seS; !ss9sss
g. &se e. Ssssat asiai eaas 's ssSt 9
Az @ r M S q fa sSsaeo9 ags sois5 f. S
Wnss ranrcS ~ si Nc ii closing vi S0ia August
ns ~ - -, ;cfSi III rnd f1,o
soia SOIL NJ NJ ~ s'4 |''o
ycnE ~ GHsSSs.saI, .r.s I, rooa 1onord With y,t1o
WINTER mEArnTa s asnr+S9 ~ r.ra red IN
Senrai at sii21x; card At ii free on Ionf .'nd
Sar " -, s'mR." y " ~ '7ss e'@ 'o ~'t 1'o
m3e9 ~ W. rnso,,ca and rather weak chiefly for
thls montn Wn,en aecIn" % TN, the ,oaxt mrres ~
n TlH5 on1s St oI1 inssS fumn The British nnrkcts
wsfe ana Els mot 10 h reei pretty Wel sned
s dnrins tae @ week; aaa i4s ync,nss n ~ 1nKo
hn3G satnrsny,s receipts showed IN Increase In the
reIcent!af& & u ~: ho ,nnde Erfay nfIernoun shnwmv
tut os % rern Il nnI nutte so sc1trcc ns bud been
th2n5nE M anis put pmd ~, ~ law 5cssi In 1is tHtnr
@ inG sne fnEm,S tha Inst feather that 6rosp thn
nnrEnt ,ihis weuEcnad PRICES for future months,
, 1881-05-22

man who mot knowing hirn) kill his own father,
and marries his own mother. The superior SUD:
Unity Of this spectacle to the nlofnl sEnse w
yos hot 9t once ThG 1e 95oFy i o. an aSe but
who, controlled 81 tho faith Of a martyr, immo-
lntes her heart rather than grattty der loye. IN
Ia adsnsss ns a ta ; as
limo morality Of the Greek story, .., e..
Tho London correspondent Of tho New York
TIMES, spcNknE OF irving tdm as ptayen1 w.ea
hooFh as OthsHo says s. trysnE te nas ssnne 1or
the first time. Never had he more occasion 70
tic alarmed thnn last night. Flo bud never oe-
fore played lago Ae essayed .nne pm5t cast thst
will become historic. aud ho made the 8feaLest
of all his successes. His D0sEeutiTt ana Ine
BGlics Strntagem havins sqmswnaI s 'nnn u
its success with I'M oycrweening interest. boin
he nnd they would naturally ba nervous about
ouasntcd with Mr Irving's method might have
fairly forecast his success But he achieved
something more than success: his lduo was an
in nlvnncn Of the lagos Of the English stage as
EaiyInss Moor IL beyond alt the Olteaos- .s:-@i.
1t is now pretty well known that S!Enor RosSi,
tho well known Italian trnsedian, will visit tnis
country during tho ness scas1 sx,sc hc
gavo for tho sufferers by tho earthquake Ut SGo
attracted crowds to tho National Theatre The
by ii. Khans,lni, the Greek Minister Ut tho Ger
man Capital. Tho Crown Prince and Crown
= side box, While the house, which Is anything
but handsome In itself, was also gracet by many
Of the leaders OF society, NOT yet set free from
tie bonds Of fashion b. tho departure Of tho
Emperor ard Empress for tho south aud by tho
dying state Of the. I1npcrinl rarIia1ncnt The
representation which WAS introduced by IN up
.proprIatc prolog from the pen .ot tha editor OF
klatleroddtscll. included three pleees-the
fortu, scene from Julius C,rsnr. Wherein
Marc Antony was enacted by tho distinguished co
Court player, Herr Harony; the third net OF
EIu,nlot'' by Signor hosst md bis trs,upe, anu,
finally, oue-act piece, entitled, " "Etennese IN
Pnris,: BY Carl Won Holtci. l." -. ),
, 1881-05-22

4 Party of Sailors Who Are to Form
fi.a Crew Of the Relief Expedition:
The O'Clock train ON the Pitt5burg, Fort
Wnyne 6; Chicayo railroad yesterday brought
s.to the city Lieutenant Commander 3. L. Lam
berton aud twenty-five picked scamen- They
70 TO San Francisco TO form the crew or the
steamship Rogers, the whaier which has been
purchased and sca-titted by the Government FOR
the cruise to tho Arctic in search of tie Jea'l-
nette. A reporter had talk with Commander
Lumberton, who tcave5 the purity @hell they nr-
rive ut San Fruncisco .tnd also Il numaer os INC
men. The crew uro ult volunteers p!cSea QUE
various ships, ano are as hardy and capAple a
body OF tars as one Often sees The crew con-
ststs $. " Norrison Ar!hur l!oya; iny, Ge@rse e
Mccarthy, ~ Eohle, Willinm H. Dcniny: Frc1
Br.lct, Louis c. Saith, ~; j. RoAch, h1saard
Busa ilans schuan, Wialinn 'fse. ftana nt,s,
Puitc, Frank Ber's. Jacob r. Jolaaseis. + eank T.
Ne!ul, william S.uifh, and Joseph T. Q"trk. -.
They have teen plcsea with 3 cspee.ai feterc Ct.
conversation with tho men showed th.lt they
fully appreciated the dansers u their LIP, ny
to relish the honor, anticipating also 1no e3cst
nent Of the cruise. Among tue crew Is rfea..r'
Mclu, who was ne or the sohpElo" 1r' " 1,cI t.,
search ot the Flztnalln rifles: ne goes Us vat
liable auxiliary, and is full OF bort tor th1 sue
cess Of the expedition Iac pafiS tc!t Wy tne
Chicago, Burlington i Quincy Ra!tro:t as nooa.
and tue party or suiiors about to ataft on
sn nrrilous II cruise were 4 centre az
uttr1ction ut the depot Lieut.: Lanberton
Wishes especially to acknow:caEc the courtoo1s ,ts
treatment received by hiu and his !nen ut the
hanJs OF tho officials IF the Fort Wayne and
burlington ltoads. The KoSers leaves Mare ,, IL.
and Navy Yard ut Sun Fsane.:co: June J. nn9ss q,
command OF Lieut.. Berry, u. = n, u wao1n sae
rev viii he delivered by Lieut.. La:nberton..
xmong tho crew nrc several VIM have .sintercd
in the Arctic Seas, although they arc hil 1etween
fhe ayes Of Is and Is. Among them arc ca1npe,:
tent iccmcn. sledge nnd dog ,trivers, ind serer1l
arc wei posted il I'LL the tictails OF Arctie voy.
aging. The Rogers will bo we'll supplied! witt,
Arrf]c pc,n,nlcau and other lnti-scorhutsc5 lunt
It Is 6uncd thut the dreaded sco,rgc, scurvy:
ay be almost entirely avoided The ere GREY oftnr wr
ssn.t t,ehr;ne Straits will search for Cairns
Ind other 1nlrks left BY DcLong and the
crew Ut the Je.nnette. making Us Tong sled3e
Journeys rs may be necessary. >.i>
, 1881-05-22
Activity: and: !Buoyancy 4. ::in T.. The :
=, = Stock Market. ~: ::*;:t I'LL:
Points on Jersey Central --gould After:
:: the Chicago & Indianapolis. l. ::,'::i: "
The Produce Markets Irregular--Provisions
H.. lQuiet and Steady, but Firmar. !. =: ::
Wheat lttise aud stronser-corn Suddenly Turned
Downward "Better.nn ~, :: -:
FINANCIAL.

): Transactions in stocks were heavy, and the
tendency OF prices was stendiiy upward. =
5 Rock Island and Illinois Central were consplc
uous In the rise. :. The former went from l45 to
1485<. and the Inter from lie to 1a8.4. Another
connection for Rock Island Is to be furnished by
the Cincinnati, indianapolis, St. Louis & chica-
so hoad. This Company has Increased Its capi-
tai stock from 81 600 100 to Sc 600 to build to
Seneca. ILL.,, to meet tho Rock Island. :. -:
Largo amounts bf Omaha preferred arc re-
ported to have been sold on Friday by Mr. L. P.
Flower. :~-:.: ,....- -: :. %. ill.,.
Pacific Mail sold as high as 58s5, and was bought
freely in San Francisco. Tho Company has pur-
chased two new steamers, which will increase Its
earning capacity. =
. New York Centra! was heavily sold, one house
putting out 900 shares =: j.. --..
e Woerishoeter sold puts on Ontario s Western
for sixty days ut 81 for per cent
The Louisville s. Nashville people are buying
Memphis s. Charleston. >.
/, Strong points on Jersey Central were In circl1-
lat1on. 1t wns stated that Receiver Lathrop had
some important announcement to make 1t is
proposed to tase up the s3,006,000 Of Comtnuni-
paw Dock bonds md issue new loan of S4.000,-
co., With the surplus Of $1,000, ,0U0 the t1oating
debt would be paid OF, and the road taken out
Of the hands Of the Receiver.
Sage having seen his predictions of otay
party clAIm that the tonnage Of the trunk lines
has dwindled very much. Lake frcights for
grain have been reduced to 3kc. "A Chicago
dispatch, used in New York by the bears. stated
that the trunk lines were slushing eastward
grain rates, owing to the reductions accorded
shippers from st. Louis and indianapolis.
The Wabash wants the Indianapolis s. Chicago
Road for connection to make shorter direct
road from Indianapolis to the East All tho
transfer papers have been signed.
Mutual Union Telegraph stock to the amount
Of Sl57.QOo was placed in Chicago. No one has
been able to ascertain why tho New York man.
ayers Of the enterprise withdrew the Chicago
allotment on tho 9th inst, after adyert1s-
ing that subscriptions would DC received
here until May H. Our capitalists were
just becoming familiar : with tho : bear
ings of tho scheme, and would have subscribed
for the whole amount allotted to Chicago, II the
opport unity had not been withdrawn. =: !
Chicago bank c1earinss we're S5.675.001 Loans
were quiet at 5l57 per cent. New York exchange
sold at 59c per 81, 900 premium.
Chicago bank c!earings were reported as fol-
lows by Manager D. T. Hale, Of the Clear ing
, 1881-05-22

i.
Miss Clara Morris will spend the summer at
.Thc Pines" her country place on the Hudson.
Miss FGuny Davenport has closed her season.
and will pass the summer at her home in.Penn-
sylvnn:a. -: .
Samuel Colvile, who purchased the American
RIGHT to Michael StrogoG from French y son.
found that he had to purchase tho London vef
sion also to protect his title. He now conie ne u
plates suing French for naif tne potc""7c
money Of tho original French plng. -
Aunn Dickinson when asked wy sne nc! ~ has
niuycd said: THE Macbeth We arc u5ea 10 y
oil:. loud butcher. Shakespeare never M 1h.cnneo
tho character to be thus poItfEdy f iy"r,narion and
Of intellectual force / DelieEe u1a @ 10y 2 nv ~,
ception Of tho part would oe not on's new 'a'
acceptable. = -,
Mrs. Edwin Booth is afflicted with mortal
co,nninint. t.-tnrpar consumption Sue WIS ~
r;s,T bv her physicians to winter IN Eo!ofaao
before her husband went to Europe: bu1 sno e. de.
cinred she preferrel sharing hls tr1unpn,s ID luz
Old world to engzhcnlpg her li.e By trytnx our
Western climate. Thu New York 1Titane, 81: says
that private letters state that ner ~ t' T.
fui. Prostrarcd ull dag, sho IS enrrsea 10 H t,o
theatre nc night, where she rccllnes n eoa. ea.
lur the energetic little woman sttena'n - Aa'l
falling. .-. > o.~-~
Frank Gardner, manager OF me tegaon gn,nnct 81
Honor, combination. hMs rcOngaged sn'nuGi nn;,
Picrcy, Lewis Morrison, Forrest houlhson. nna
Niss Annie Grnnum for. next Season. o.
and viii keep thom on the road ,,,.1s. ~ .ue
SanI s.xn now tratnas Which Mr. Gardner has recent.
iy bought One is entitled tho Mnrricn mSs.
by j, t. Kunnon the author at " 0ne o,n,. o1
Wives and the other Is called The poe.I ~
Lima" The last is by sait1l Morse the autnor
0f tho " Passion Plny.' ~ H..:. :.
en,v,ns said to reporter: "some paTis ~ ~
,vhich hope to make u success some day nav :
not yot played at all, Ledr IS one OF : them ,',,t
eau play it as many other actors play IL. .Fc,s Ms
wnnx 70 give rendering Of my own. lne GuCe;s
to ho produced BIZ Et1lphc picture .. .1 H. =.
nhysIcul weakness towards the cna o. Lud Ptas
= r.. supcrt, but cannot yet sttuuiase "enAnt .,a
r. nv satistacupn: try It every lew nlun.ns'
md lind thar am yet too full or pnysfcal power,
,yfich shows itself In spite OF me: IN = lSw :,s
vnnrs shall succeed ia it,-whcn couae oacA,
1nerhaps. tWhen will that be? II may DC IN
iesa'" H. 3.. \ ~ :.:::.:. = ;*::i >.
Mr. cnzaurau writes ,witttly to. Nym
| - nnr.;3,d,,csion Of :. the - Elipus OF s1phu.
rries@ ut the Harvard Memorial na!i n ans ~
@na uTnufel RochaS" OF 6ardou &C the fhra
Thcatre,iu 1 Boston. He wri,es:- = All the news
nant.r critics id one thing are perfectly gsT ceo
p"rt - lint IN moral su1l.mtty the .Edipns ING
| T,yranr' IS beyond tho possible reach OF any
1T,siern author; while Snrdou's play yeFSes npon
nostriye sacriiege- Let lis cumparc tue stosy a o.
| posn NAV rs 10 its morality and deceucy.
Thc story Of .Edipus Tyrannus' Is taA1 VI
, 1881-05-22
-, Loiltl01l Telegraph.

,,.. :,,~ason+ nros,r;ctor Of the notorious gam
~, Ine sfpmhiishmtnt nt onte Carlo holds Iease
q psege tSi whien w mot efp,fe }.e
tll 1916 The Prince 01 tns 5soo1 francs
5ta'e ner ai5eum, aoGe md tenth Of ths profits
tSss 6ssas5 E6se Ill anoaa tas n hs
'to.ts t1Gc1r n cocketl hats are clothed md
from the same source The nutnbss 1
o traesa6x to os IND
~. oS - ,:,,,ar ~ dannucsces attributable 10 the
snme snn causa rs as forty Aec2rdn to a,s Mi
Folsom gen.,ean OF. o. hSn nannee S'eea ot
p0s'udpp ~. ar Ny ny arernec OF about three week
oea, 1se faE u
reasons, ~ mt taetaiis. and that 1t is not un-
ssan 1nesG TO- resar suicide by means Of arevolses
os alamenfabie example OF the incautiou5 use
OF firearms. 49,
, 1881-05-22

NEW YORK.
NEW York, May eL-Governments quiet anu
firm; 6s Of 1851 now quoted as extended On Il
basis or 3M per cent.
Railroads active and irregular.
State bonds moderately active -,..
The stock market opened strong and generally
higher, aud dealings we're characterized by, u
firm tone throughout almost the entire Gay.
There were occasional reactions caused by reali-
zattons but the general tendency was IN the
dtrocuon Of higher prices, and the market closed
strong at or near the best figures Of the day.
The advance Gu the days transactions ranged
from z5 to lsi the latter Central Pacific, Illinois
Central selling up ~. Houston s. Texas I, Rock
Island 3, Cleveland. Columbus. Cincinnati y In
dianapolis III, and Northwestern Us per cent.
Some shares show Il fractional decline FROM yes
terdays closing quotations Spcculhton was
-, d iarpc scale, and at times characterized by
kk,Iaka
, 1881-05-22

HOG PRopUCTs-Wereq quiet, except moderate
da7rao NJ .ctIyIty In meat futures There was fnac
Ia orc In lard than tho average OF tho weeks lraa-
ins, und por1 very dull The narkeI wns, " now
o.cr unusually stend5, and averaged atuer, IN sym.
.t,r viii, n Liverpool advance OF ID in lard and "a
in while the local hog market xas nsnes nens nnd
~ s d'c,tons OF better demand for expuFt;
bt he speculative part OF the trnde 70 % oe
disposcd 10 interiors win thSir ot Fbtue
a1y u 6s3 hoTs axansa a. Tsats
he packtne u Cedar Rapids 70 date y sepo11ee ~
~ htsSs n.1liust IL 55l dnte iast yeaI
5c ~ nacxtnc OF Milwaukee since March Is feportea
MEss 1 ReT ReteG 81 u 5fp CO brts
saIfes pI%ne at sao hIis sef.eF 1T LII q &
x!o +os y 81 rs Tha murkat clsed at about slG
fnr nonnd lots spot. satieF June' ana s1oo se'e
July. .oa s,,kc NOR 100 lbs and closed c14c
hnen Tho latesi prices Friday Snes we're 5eP1r.eo
of :pet partly q M ls'isf iy n at ~
tcs seef Aus1ss; e *a1 s6 tcs aaa Il Ths 81 market
closed Il M =! = to5 srr 5onnS,o's inf1 'po'
Wr.Ts-Wefc stcndS. gales we're Ten'''H "a 7'7
, 1881-05-22
Withdrawn from store during Fridny for city
10 tu wheat, SO bu corn, $50 bu

oats, 2,65S Blu barley. i: = !,
The following grain was inspected. into store
in this city Saturday morning. cars No. 2
red winter wheat, cars rejected do, car mixed.
- cars No. spring. 10 cars No. 3 do, II cars re-
fceted, ? cars no Crude G}1 whent): 1.s3 cars No.
corn, 9 cars yellow, 50 cars high mixed. II cars
new do. u cars new mixed. s. cars rejected,
81 cars no grade (369 CORN; ear No. OATS 10
cars No. 2 white, IS cars No. mixed. Is ours and
1000 bu rejected. i car no grade us oats; 2
cars No. rye, car: rejected, Il cars No 2
barley, T cars lower grades. .Totai $50 cars, or
$4,000 bu. Inspected out: A5.8Ss bu wheat.
22 l87 bu corn, 1858 Blu oats, l,i36 bu rye, $3.50
bu barley. *~- r. ~. ~
The following were the receipts of breadstufs