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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-04-28
Miscellaneous Items.

An old confidence game was played
upon a traveller at the Union Depot the
other morning. A young man from Newton
County, NO., named Gale Brockey, and ac-
companied by his sister, was waiting for the
Louisville train. While brother and sister
were in the waiting-rQom, a well-dressed
stranger approached and struck up. an
acquaintance with Brockey, whom he in
duced to accompany him on a hunt for cheap
tickets in downtown scalpers' offices. At
the corner of Fifth and Olive streets, the
stranger excused himself for a moment
while he went up stairs, saving he had some
business with gentleman who was shipping
horses to Kentucky, and desiring Brockey
to await his return. This was in front Of
the old Insurance building. In few mo-
ments the stranger returned and asked
Brockey il he could change 800 bill.
Brockey said he didn't have so much money,
and incautiously displayed his pocket book,
which contained all his funds, some $S5, with
which the stranger ran away, and has not
been seen since. Brockey waited long
time, but finally he sorrOwfully concluded
that he had been robbed, and made COM
plant to the police. This sum was all the
money Brockey and his sister owned, and
they, not having yet purchased tickets, are in
a bad lot of trouble. The thief is about 40
years old. heavy set and clean-shaven face.
st. Louis Republican.
A suave sharper has been fleeing the
prominent churchmen of st. Louis and OF
the surrounding hamlets by representing
himself as an attorney i'm quest of lost heirs.
His usual method was to boldly approach
clergyman whose name he had previously
ascertained, and then inquire his ancestry.
The information invariably proved satisfac-
tory, and the swindler would state that he
had in his possession a check for the amount
of legacy bequeathed by distant relative,
but before the document was Forthcoming he
insisted on the payment of a notarial fee
ranging in amount from IS to $40. The newly
constituted heir never failed to come to time,
receiving in return check for about 81 500.
Two clergymen called the other day at
Third Street bank and presented two
checks to be cashed. They were repudiated
as worthless, and then the confiding victims
realized the extent Of their folly in relying
on the unsupported utterances of perfect
stranger. The same feeling induced them
to conceal their experience from the police,
who have not been notified, and the swindier
is allowed to remain at liberty and continue
his victimizing operations.-rLnbe-D Demo.
crat.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-04-28

THE effort to displace John Kelly as
head of the New York Tammany organiza-
ton at the recent election failed.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-04-28

THE Vienna police have seized series
of letters and other documents written by
Most, editor of the London Freiheit. and
other Socialists. The papers prove Vienna
to be selected by German Socialists as the
center Of their agitation.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-04-28

PRESIDENT GARFIELD has received
letter from Chicago Socialist who consid-
ers him as much t'despot as the Car of
Russia, - and hints at dynamite and nitro
pIycaripe
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-04-28
NEWS AND NOTES.
A Summary of Important Events.

TIE President nominated Gen. James
Longstreet, now Minister to Turkey, United
States Marshal for GEORGIA.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-04-28

Col. FRED. GRANT has resigned from
the Army for the purpose of entering the
employ Of the Chicago, Texas & Mexican
Central Railroad as civil engineer of the
road.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-04-28

DISPATCHES to Constantinople repre-
sent the rayages of the plague at Bagdad as
terrible, proving fatal in ten hours. Nedjed
and Djuhara were burned on the 9Th.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-04-28

SECRETARY BLAINE has been forced
to take a few days. vacation on account of
his impaired health, which is said to be
greatly augmented by the onerous duties of
his important office.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-04-28

BENJAMIN DIsRAELI, Lord Beacons-
field, died at $50 a. m. on the 18th, after an
Illness of several weeks duration. He was
born in Lsndon Dec. 81, 1906; commenced
his literary career at the age of q by the
publication Of Vivian Gray" a novel which
ut once brought its author into prominence;
ut the age of 80 was first elected to Parlfa-
ment, having been twice previously defeat
ed; in 1S49 he became the recognized leader
Of the Conservative party In Parliament;
in 1852 he was appointed Chancellor of the
Exchequer, was made member of the
Privy Council, and became leader of the
Ministerial party in the House Of Commons;
in 1868, upon the resignation of the Earl Of
Derby, he became Prime Minister, but went
out with his colleagues after the election in
the same year in which the opposition re-
cefved large majority on the issue taken
by the Government of disestab-
fishing the Church of Ireland;
in 1868 he was offered peerage by the Queen,
which he declined for himself. but accepted
for his wife; in February, 1874, the Parlia-
mentary elections resulting in Conserva-
tive majority, Mr.. Gladstone resigned, and
Mr.. Disraeli again became Prime Minister,
which position he filed until the signal de-
feat Of the Government at the last election,
when he retired to private life. The title OF
Earl OF Beaconsfield and viscount Hughen-
den was conferred upon him in 1874 upon his
retirement from the leadership Of the House
of Commons.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-04-28

The house of Eugene Parnell, farm
er at Hastings, Neb., was struck by light
ming and burned the other day. Mrs. Par
nell was disabled and persisted in the flames.
Her husband succeeded in dragging himself
from the house, but his recovery is doubt
fu1
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-04-28

JORGENsEN denies having Endorsed
the movement for a straight Republican
ticket in Virginia and the proposed removal
from office of Readjusters. His visit to the
White House was simply to introduce the
delegation to the President.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-04-28

POsTMAsTER-GENERA JAMES has ap-
pointed commission to make thorough
examination into the alleged steamboat mail
service irregularities on the several routes
centering at Memphis. The commission
will also look into the management of the
Post office in that CITY.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-04-28

THE United States Courts it seems
have no Jurisdiction in the Missouri land
fraud cases, and the accused parties will be
proceeded against by indictments in the
State Criminal Courts. Lindsay has already
been indicted, and some of the others will
probably meet with the same treatment.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-04-28

The north wing of the Illinois Hospi-
tai for the Insane at Anna, Ill.,, was entirely
destroyed by fire on the night of the 18th.
Estimated loss between $4,000 and $780,
600. The fire originated in a bath room, but
in what manner is not known. The patients
were all gotten safely out Of the building at
ter the alarm was given, but one of them,
an old man named N. Ferkle, from Monroe
County, returned unobserved to his room
and persisted In the flames. Two fire COM
panies from Cairo, dispatched by special
train, did effective service in quenching the
flames.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-04-28

THE President has nominated Richard
"A. Elmer, of New York, Second Assistant
Postmaster General; W. A. NJ. Grier, of
Pennsylvania, Third Assistant Postmaster
Generals vice A. D. Hazen, appointed
Assistant Attorney General of the Post
Office Department; George B. Everett,
United States Collector Of Internal Revenue,
Fifth District Of North Carolina.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-04-28

THE International Monetary Confer
ence convened in Paris on the 10Th. Fifteen
States were represented Germany, Austria,
Belgium, Denmark, Spain, United States,
France, England, Greece, Italy, Holland,
Portugal, Russia, Sweden and Switzerland.
The English and italian delegates had not
arrived. On motion of Mr.. Evarts, Delegate
Magnin, French Minister Of Finances, was
elected President Of the Conference.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-04-28

IT is estimated from the official rec
0rds in the Surveyor Generals Office that
227 600 acres of land have been submerged
on the Dakota side Of the Missouri River
during the recent overflow. The region in
undated embraces portions of Yankton,
Clay and Union Counties, and is thickly set
tied, being the oldest occupied land in the
Territory. The War Department has been
authorized to issue army rations for two
weeks, and clothing and supplies. An ar
rangement was also made by which salt meat,
which can not be furnished at needed points
In sufficient quantities by the War Depart
ment, will be furnished through the Interior
Department from Indian supplies, to be re-
placed eventually by the War Department.
, 1881-02-21
DUSIN ESS.
Review of Finances In eChicago
Last Week.
Ths Frodws Markets Again lrrguIar-The Lead.
Ing Cereals Dnll, md Tending Dswu.
wards.
Provisions Unusually Active, and Qullc Paoicky
-1hoy We're Depressed by French Re-.
fusal 10 Import Our Meats.
FINANCIAL.

THO Chtcngo hanks ,lll light business Inst
week. Communication with tho interior was
Rrently Interrupted ly tho stnslu md tho conu-
tton Ut the road-. Collections were alnw. tt,r-
rcilcy flowed nit In small n.Ito,,nts nnly Thorc
was soinu narrowing by merchants whu failed 10
receive renlttanccs. Notwithstanding this ron-
dltt0n of Affairs. tho cIenrlHs nf tho hunks htl.l
,'r remarkably wrll, and wprc $.a1l 4N, nRutnst
F@i'E}G}' for tho corresponding week Ut
last ychr. Tho local deM,anl for loans
Ia sluggish nt tai per cent. Fur
rcnl cstato lonna tllorc II nln.ost I'M
demand whatoyer. Local dealings la securities
were not henvy. Actual Investment demands
have been met tor tho n1nst part, unt s,1cc,,-
lntors hre waiting fer tho futu nr tho Funding
bill In Washington. Ch.elgo dealers In eee.lr
Ties report cu'stnnt Inquiries for tho per cents
from snail investors. ind are convinced tlIoro
WIZ bn II heavy demand fur tlicn1. transactions
IN New York stock Exchange securities wcro
nut large till townrl tho rUsc OF tho wcek, when
new hnyfrg Ehbvenunt s,cnnn. Tho effect of
Friday's Ht,d saturdays decline wus 10 greatly
stimulate Wustorn purchases Of stocks.
, 1881-02-21

7nr futsrv ncnrnnt,ons! Whit KIND cr mural
Education ,,d IcM.* an. nm. KiN a!i,ltrnt
Truman charlottesville rrt'nm Ut fnWry. IncrO-
1nre they tun9idertsl that Nh PrhrstAnts wcro
to save them from c.rr,al tiili.tln.l. THO
fruits nf nit hIa Ind tHpn sr"n In :'1rlar' In 50
innnr Fnp!sh p"rssranns. nnti Il was already NO.
ginning 10 make Itself Telf In America. AZ M
tnlrpunhcnt Italiln--a.1'l llt whs not nfrn!d of
snyl""y y nT nnyt',.i,H lapnlat!tr|-ho would say
Catholic a,l,nnls wrrc mt parents. but neral
A.,..,ns 81. q Their oitApr!nr. tArplnu.r:l .,
Rome. Thrr hnl there fsjstr theological pr.'tes.
eora. and fn,t upon ,hc 0r,eS md English
vasof fnlr yeurs' duration. They hnd sevcn-
teen Grigtt students wi,n'n thoy nrc training
to become tuturH nvMnKrltsts lic llhntd ~ scr
all bis h"pcs. az M Old vetrrnn t flnrNl to t'IH
IN tssmo ilaht!nx agalast 'he i,oro aa n. Hreat
sst to .ho v"tteun m Intsse Of iii rvsnrellsal
Structures Of ths rtty,,, Il WIS only n'"nt 20
yards distant from II. Fn,ni tho windows of tue
sn the Pnpn cn,,l,l easily rtug,,Ixc one ann.lrr
S5ar n; s Il" te III" MS dressed n wtn ana tSo
lecturer III black. Seated ut his witnw writing
H. Tcek Ss w"ys ~ n%nnst
acns viii s pn! P" H. II tho ~ opc IT,
NItI kul ftjlc "Ftlltlt EEf4EilENl lElaIA
esftHplalNlflK HRAfnat tho nGIrrG4s of tile evan.
Eelnl tnstil,! lon. u wits pleasant IL hHve tho
FnJ,c ucar. lie wRs ccuuirnIeAly cnlltti TD1,n
Lct' Kill. leo meant lion; linn meant
hcnst. Thorcrure. the Pope. Iv na.lr. WINS n
brast., There was nn question n.'nat that.
(iaughrr.1 And II he wns a Icnnlnr bcAst It
was btttrai for HIN tn roar. Let h!n, sulr; the
nnre liz umred md rrimhcd the better for
ttle, IN llnIy. II hl. were silent u1ltler the
evangelical h1grcsenns It wnitl tnean TINT they
~t'rc tMlnH his wt,ri: hut whtnI he ErnMbled 1t
ItKntnel Tint they were iotng rho work OF thoIr
Lord ntni Master. jesus Christ.
In conclusion hc nsktrl MI present to prny for
fhcul III Italy. Wltlit>ut prayer they could do
nnth!nr. III nIsn asked for M exhibition of
A1tlrrenil l'cr"liy. ns the co!cHn hns no funds
Of lis uwh and antstst,l npn The t!o,Mtl0na from
foreign ia,,,.s y 1taty natives If this rountry
llbcrs,li,y With which thcy :lIslnst,l nt tllelt
money. They cnltil not Ntfrt1 Il, ho rss liberal
at nunr thnn Hhr0au, They c0ut mt n,dor'lI
tholr representatives. Everything In America
w,,s to be found OH the lnrgt's. scale. SlaAarn
MAS The biggest c..tHraet: The soldtcrs' HHnlc
Nns The largest institution OF It's kind iii thu
world; he tn,, hren anwn factnr'cs which wero
claimed Il, le bigger thnil nll ntllorA unu HOW II
hccaitc hlS Au!lfenc IN present the college With
the larHr5t collection III tho wurli. Al nny rate
It shnuhl he II thnrnhghly American ono.
tn Mn
, 1881-02-21

NY FrAr. III NhNt wUulh In rtusse1 NJ rrtra thnr
s''ss fSsn ,S Unit sS s sasss
IT, ilmrnush rs,a'sn rr,t" H' ta spp'Y
mSnH II I, 9sy, rsS! N, 5s: S
,ima ,'hin t''e Fn;. Ixslss aoa.h' io%r
Il t! x; sS % III" at sfs, y %hic Tsy so Sss, nv,
1rt. r." r. NJ. RI b t';.5: s .sIH tS
hst %H ist c" ws 1afess ~ IT, a"'sac s%stE
SisSs, ,s; fs;S Ti, y s,s; ,ss d. s ,ss
sfs. ihe nxsr"t.n vi,ws ns h"Irrs e2csx!e X
s"iF 's% %S s:" Il o%%aa ass Il s5
tho ynf1ls In nH fs rinr nnsxpt Jul fsr tI,e sIms
: Sss II eeIsv G f9S ;o e ss. s:;'; :; ~
ans e 1.,as E" ay eatsis were ett over,
, Qror1r,oxs:
~ lid ,inwnrs "oishs IN" Z, .s<aan,
e.Ss seSs, ".t'Han ~s'st r., ts' S4 e,!*lormed
H.! IT,. i; iii; ,Ss Wild: sss
tsss s S,'sS !" oir s s!,S, e Is NV
sssE %sia"s .:,tSaS;an sS ,sS ~ :i s:SiaS a'a'"'
8 lnU Observation-Disclosures. 1oa5I7s
fntaMTlor-!;i4li n md ttit eowa. i'oiiers st"xs,
vcais@rer ~ Nj 5GtsSs5
Injn .y nsdn HIM r. 1, HnaAy - HsHnn'ny
htry vas tins remarkably tftl1 tiIn iiciHi,d-.lw-
~, q tln rntIti ndvHnre Iii 1,t,H rrl,l,ciaw more
:: \ " "s L ss ssss Ss"' ":
s:s ~ ;S;"! III ;"s :s!!; III
n,t r., INNS T r"mc I'M M ~ VIZ III nGh Mhiy mtsssSi aAs
Il asa t1Iy ;ks iesn III. .,, Il tsS 1 STs r ts
rrErts nut cauHiinR expGctAttuns but Il hKnin
, 1881-02-21
LIVE R'r0CIst
Tt,tAl.,.,.,


Tho interruption n freight tratla cAasua by tuv
Into suyor's Bturs very itht suphIiaa during
tho tEratthfSs ,lays Ut thu week. Tho re4u,ting lu.
Isurtaut Ryanru III priess caliod nnl FROG Arslyas
later. that thu tnsas f,r ths wosk Eeaul.ua vsry
latt prs,pIstInus. In the Ut cattte and stuei,
li.py t4rI0r Than &ht avarage for tAls tiuu III
yVar. and tuHIni the hnEsh pstcsI wcatvnol ier.
ceptlbly though thoy wsro sill Atsaar vii aruuul
than VI Tho cluis nf tito previous wuek. TAs Eastern
snas nrs dung tlta tetter than hsrutururo III tbs
ayaf furnishing cars. but The uupply Is not yst
cqual to the trlla rsgu nulsnts At such times ~
shIplprs nss unabe u unam, illa Faaaislt shipping
3actaHs values Ut fAtscakl!c are. u runyse, tu.
texaolts snd unActtet market nay be tuu9od fur
Hntll thu eytl II soard.ik
,cA1'rlE-Duf.uE tia 1rst halfuf Tho waok under
toyleE thuFo at91Vu and exceedingly strollH
nurkyt ILaht supplies 1d Ixher psLacs vt lha East
aavb buyers ctssitiunoS, snd by Wednesday, nuaa
pFiccs li.d aAYAnruI lu kS} All deacflp ion shared
u The Improvement, though thu eiian4s MAJ t.U1
lu cHtnnaGn 4nd suuAluM qualities which gunIpElaad
All unnsanlty sluAtl patrunsaxD ot Tue 0HertntA
rlb sharp MlYanGt, III thH trsnn1p1E Ut the week
raod nut 5c9ef aHppiiOs txtGr, hut. unut coHtin-
upt netlf1 aou,a.ld tuth On lDcA1 Ard EASTERN NC,
COUNT tE!tss krrt well UP Aast h4IuEdmy, thor
AsupHtt on tDl5c. rha Te4ct1un would nu uuuUt
hnsa tken pugt au ths day htt1rt had nut tic h1Ayy
snnw-stnsM Ut THURSDAY n!xht kHpt back KtUd
niany gslttu Whlc uthsswtsS Hunld lAru besn kIus1
to ks!inYs tevtpt.. The quality ut sla arrivals Vas
latter tasa Il uuiy aasa IN The naEkat " this TINA
, 1881-02-21

FtpUR-Ya, nulnt t,,nup,, vi, !, II,ro ro-, ,o,..
tbrn thr ,varcnn IT,, .hc ,..oI ,,ns" NV 'norc au'H @
winters III private turns; u; ltrs xprinur una IN
baas do, partly s'a' res.I eaua' u ,;s brIs \.
port Hour. vera qu"ted nj siW0i.; fur xood to
ciotcc, an4 rycdo Mt s4.hIsi,si
arh'' "sa H''''!ertd h,'ily. aa!es Wero rcprteA
0t acmEs ortn Ut fl"ttSs5 i cars r.t,tu9s III 3tJai
,rxr,. ,Srmu ,, . ~. o.,s. .s". oas.'atM! ~ ~ ~
lin tlle unts'.lt FREQ IN honra car.
l,utnu lir nn, r,ns,ru n S"nv 'E ,., "uak' W.
Frldny no I,ritl. nnrkct w, u @ pa'ees
nsatn vsrr afn mid ,tsa III tlo wcs. Wn,s ,.,,
scray rsrrslr by s shInusnt, "eTT RI" "1av na s' r.
as'y s R ss !" ssfs y a ih.: s
w.n hnyn lssi .ha aeiirc seiisrs ha tii"y -.
sa viii s.sy scsme siM IT. s %st VIZ
~ :. chr ln.s ns 81. j. Ecn'ral rcc.,Ints
1 n",aI IL ssM. Viii A. T. ~ Vns' 5scVius Z
ist: lV Lii Il" il e!Si "issos S's1 Il Il ss III ai
ntcncl - :s!t. ie ut t lI6c. kI,l sostt nj .k 6i
St, Esnrnary Mas 1p,,,iaa A viAp;3.e. ciosins ii
WINTER MifEaT-Nas very qtls.t. and declined In
htl Nh il ty Aullju ui, ltitt.S nj H5t " @'~' "'" ""
ilItA-ynA dull. md tlreiInr 81 tk frrm the In
,s .g.| tSct1t % !a,,; r,ny oar 'sep
sSti.s M Sa I" ~ s" ~. 'nFis an ts w 1.'rts ;ss
n or ather u,nrX"t* W., t'.Mc d epEsss corf'
slny wh:ch ID: i9r ses ~"ea~ fcst lscn tic ieas
, 1881-02-21
CtiIllRRII CURE.
Swallowing Poison.

avnllotSlug and tnhAtlu9 tho noxIuus Impurities
generated BY Eanrrt, otshn mt alone t# nasal
quits but tho ktunneh md lungs. NJ muEoiy Iucttl
Sp4lrdy, llk0 sDurteH ufia sUtuhe nHuf'l, l,h-
kbiy reach pr EraIirat9 tho xirient spnruies Ut
C4tKErlt. Tills fact Gxplntns tho wundrrfui
recruitment. Tho elements u.t Uy linn bei
by thu IitcUuA me1ubrIU Throughout tho HyKtetu nnd
fArtI f0ntta III wUll rs ncAt nntAutp,
certain To cure Cntnrrh. d. yacc41e Virus IL t. pro-
vent slnM!l.lux. It's unprecedented Hh!G with ufs0
iIcsd tesn,uln!s from many thousands Win, III ,Ii
A1nHeR At thu tls1lsD. have tlren cured by this
,!on1urfu! remedy. establish. beyond coniraufcti
thu fnct that Wei ito AfeycI's atnrrh Cure III
tll1 must Important tE>t1Mk discovery hiMrH vaCei
att. Hey. I: u. 'Tn$lur. tt4 Nubiu-st Hrt,tkyu.
!sTSI tfSta Catsrsi, f"r I6 yrs j. H. Nc !i"anls,
tSr rsris sS ,eafs" !! -; I,n%a A I. iiassss, II
Asxsn luum;:er y fsi!iS who Mayo nssd ! viii
M1:. slSfcE.boZ trunI Ilssl w!.t! Caiarrh y: w,s
snpu1t! use IT." Mary \. Nnn!<er, Gi NJ CRsk-st.,
ChlcAsn ~: "fnr six yeHr* did fnt brcnth thruvh
Gars: ;3ir.. IT. +: shensx: a.a ssre1-st, y.
Crnnltt Atlantic Iiutai GhIexn: "lt rest!reli 10
my mlnlster!al nl,lrn' Ilev. Gr0. u. lilies, Cob
btQsk, n y. ut rulloynd snn ut RrHat I'ulypnA."
W. 4. rrne.det!. M. -. EFill. ~: Nc, &c. &c.,
tTce. ltlk s.Cure II Il delivered 10 nny a1tresa hy
2 I. nl:WEr Co.. ii lluy IT., n. 4, at i 90 coni
hGfU.
, 1881-02-21
BALTIMORE.

NAlTlh0Rn. Md., Fob. ia-EL0url-Ftrm md uu-
chAslgeu*
NnAiS- fheat-Wesspru Stcaiiy and trH; M. 2
Western x!utnr red, SPOT and February. sllssse4
1ls4t March. FlsallG,4t April. tLl7JlsLl1N, May,
tll7AtRl.i1s4, cuFn-Western AlRher unl strung;
Wssturn mxrd. spot atd February, kzej March, 81
4tAsAcs April! w sIHir; alay. kaYaal1o. Oats auil
WesOrn uhlts i!cs Mixul s0c. liya dull Ut HUI
GbVl.
IlAr-UNchanxHa,
tAuylAtnSa- Firm Ind unchanged.
l3axatu, rJt, .U4s.sc.
Enthusiastically nj sfs fk1
PETROLEUM -Suuiun!t rpilnch, u4c.
GNDt:lHaEs--ElItu0 4utlf ltHI cAt.u0s, Ordinary to
Ealr i0A stat4a. sugar dull, ~" sult. Vie.
WHl3kf--llall aL $1.lk,
E!tElulra-!n t.tyvrEool per stsamer unchanged.
n, ixGEtrfa-F!o4t loAl blla' wheat at3su but corn4
sM!paES!s-Wnoat, III s1S but curs.. lul.aN BIZ.
sALEs-Wheat. NAau bni soru. vs. t0 Ou.
, 1881-02-21

~ #fr Mag. Oats iover; kpsptc cnsh; S?s4o bt
Apfl'. ltfe hl1nr Mt Mh hid. Harley MncnnnKuu
!it'rrEH-UnchHnEed.
Et11a-tinchntIrt
1.EAn-VniDt nj Eait.
MHtaKY-HtcnhY lit HIM ..-- .......
1'Ilryirtnxs7imrk Inv or. iist3, April, I'll n May;
snsl, nnmlnai. Lard nnmlnnily stA nry -aI. ,ucns
fNNHr to hrll. Hncon h,tth.ltR doing. ..
ttEt'EIl'r*- FlHlr 5,uU brrt wfrat. R0D hut r0Ens
1jin iu: tats. tann u: ryr. none; barIcy tn,j hu.
SflrMKSrA -Ftulr. 1.tkH bFA. whpns, .ND cuft,,
fl0 but oats ,up Int RE- H,Ile; hurley, 1,UuJ bl.
, 1881-02-21

Short ribs. s*!Fr iuTtl. closed nt f7.1sE.s.13 lang
,,'sI 1na. ISa sts n soxe: x st l'a,s Ag|c. swcet
green hanls. san,a nyaease. 7}{ls.f.. ""N'
Lc"n q,it'!.s ~ Asfu rnr shantle.r aas.tc for
MI GnM tnsp1 ind paekGa. '
HEEF-Waa auIct IT iau11s:sl for ,nass, ta0ua2s0
for cxsrn hiek4, aIld <Iy:klaaluJ for ha1ns,
, 1881-02-21

D.. . FD1tEnS.
~ f-1G. "sAs'
:, unitet Stntcs sccnrt!cs-Now 6s. lotss1; 4Hs,
ttntlroad stneks-fllInnla Central III: rcnn-
eylEnnin EcntrAl, GI!i; New Yark Central i5t:
FRY. ~: tln ycri!!ls. lrI.s: Ilralnv, a51s.
,,. amount Hf bul!nh E0ne Into tho Bank Of
EIt9lurA tn.tlNy, 4s.H,tsO.
PARIS, Fob. 10,-ituntcR, str.
, 1881-02-21

TOIL1:rGN.

FOlEETGN.
Xpsetat Dispatch 10 The CAiraoa Tribune,
aItEI.TUOI. Feb. l3-il:a II. ln.-Ft.Drlt-No !,
lts. M. :, X I'll.
tiitA,x-Hheni-W Winter. No. !, "a 1T, No. 2 81 iDi,
BprlnE SH l. " III; Nj. T. id; white, No. l. ~ III;
M. III ai' club M. i, ys It'd: No. p ~ 4d. Corn
Now. Is IL: Did. il II.
I'tnv1sInNs-l'nrk. sss. Lard, GA.
1LvTHinaL. Feb, iy-l:s, Il. m.-rnov1BIuSs-
1acun-Ciehr Cit rmar at atk; long clcnr dull ut
f''i hl'ort clear nrMcr nt4 4ss lar.t-rrimo Western
atcMly ut TIA i'll.
CllEEsE-Amtefcan cb0tce atcAiy Mt G5a.
l.oShnS. Feb Observation-Disclosures SiI6ss,&l.
sEuAis-centra!asul, 2is ais 5l s,scoynlo ntlUat
s9EG+2.. III. ,'
ASTwEttr. Feb. lD.--prrttOLyuM-.3tt
I,tvEItEtInt~ Fab. l9-C1TTUS-l:usier Mt B7-1ESa
G?-1, saes aGu bales; speculation md export, l,uO;
Anlerlctln. 1,Nlk -
rnovlstuSs-Am lard. 5ss, ncef-prlme
mess, 7iS.
Tho following were received by the Chicago l,ourd
Ut rr,!b:
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s a ~ a, r!Mal u IN 9d. Gtrn-Ssw. IS ID, ill.,
itss't,', Il II geh 'fs III rather easlor; rea win.
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ch!ts c9! e.sss ass L j. II M %.S Mi.ssI sSS
WeSys 9MsI| soTi' Tatar eascs. csrsocs lss
NEW YORK.
NEW foHK Fcs. lA-c0TTuS-stcady nt II b-lOA
u Et-lGc, futures barely steudyt Fubruury. l:a,c
Nnrch. ll4tc, APRIL llisc: any. l.suo, Juno LILLE,
July, llGc: August, 1thc; September, ll.i?p: Octo.
ber. llusc; SoysAlbur. ln.Uc.
FLutH-nnll nnd unchunRed, receipts, 1900 b.ls,
c1puEts. &A,H1 brls.
uRAlS-Whcat heary. Ma3{c io,sor, receipts, 81 NO
phs expnrtS 99lU 1ts rc1ucte stlrl1,g sGt uxrad0u
DO ellls nnuraued red. *ll4tst1: Nh. tin tilt, No.
d. tLls7t4slE; Nh. dr. sisI; mixed winter 3tlu;
unxradrd white. tt4G lG4; M. ,in, ti.lt; M. d.
ellSsl1sS; stuatn"r do, x1lt; Nh. ]. red, February
$lls*as!{. E"r2 notlesntn5 Mgtvoi IIlnntx GitIIj
6us n9xpofts txk1N b.i nnEsn,ts. &i Nil h4o
,$|;:, yMay Si.s IE* !sss *tsaiy: rscSsnis c
I!Ar-Qule. md nnehangol.
t!.sy;., tt!2aSsSs} nTd mn,;,nanxest III y,
1n!(s'H{ri I lots. i,lI sii.l,r ,,ulI md wrnkf
n,so, 1as t. Foq it,, 5enini ;s:is Moiaases duh and
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a, but firm; untted 6sNu, cradc.
KEhtS--Sanun.ly unchanged.
Eti',rEHiiTaMxritfs't!sSE Et't,aiisavy d; S,t sss at 1e
AEres, l!lt lranac lIGs M!udo utId heavy weiKhi Il
MYtS ~ aMa an,s,tsa 5sastIe nreee aac,
fa.t, rf,SlHsk i. III 'e1yy; , "' , 'ns:. saa new
ls!'rrEH 1!rE linn a, @ Mna weak n ',xt:!s.
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n1ls~Cua. t.yoh1:5i cllilul.. f.Sk4iA