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must leave it within FIVE days from the issu
ance Of the order, Mr.. Davis says:
Since Alva's atrocious cruelties to the non
combatant population of the Low Countries
in the sixteenth century, the history of wa,
records no instance of such barbarous cruelty
as that which this order designed to perpe
trate. 1t involved the immediate expulsion
from their homes and only meaus of subsis
tence of thousands of funoffending women and
children, whose husbands and fathers were
either in the army, in Northern prisons o.
had died in BATTLE In vain did the mayor
and corporate authorities of Atlanta appea
to Sherman to revoke or modify this inhu
man order, representing in piteous Language
"the woe, the horror and the suffering, not te
be described by words" which its execution
would infict on helpless women and infan
children. His only reply was:
81 give full credit to your statements of th'
distress that will be occasioned by it, and ye
shall not revoke my order, because my orders
are not designed to meet the humanities O.
the case"
At the time appointed the women aDt
children were expelled from their houses, ant
before they were passed within our lines com
plant was generally made that the Fedora
officers and men who were sent to guard then
had robbed them Of the few articles of yalu
they had been permitted to take from the
homes. The cowardly dishonesty of its exc
cutioners was iu perfect harmony with tn
temper and spirit Of the order.
THE BURNING OF COLUMBIA.
Still further of this General he says, touch
ing the burning of Columbia, S. c..
Hypocrisy is the tribute which vice pay
to virtue therefore General Sherman has en-
deavored to escape the reproaches for tn
burning of Columbia by attributing it t
Gen. Hampton's order to burn the cotton il
the city, that it might not fall into the hand
of the enemy. Gen. Hampton has prove
circumstantially that Gen Shermans state
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1881-06-16

advance to the south bank OF the Potomac
was not contemplated as the immediate Sc
quence of the victory at Manassas What
discoveries wosld have been made and what
results would have ensued from the estab-
lishment of our guns upon the south bank Of
the river to open FIRE upon the capital, are
speculative questions upon which it would
be useless to enter.
THE TROUBLE WITH 10. JOHNSTON.
1t appears from beginning to end of the
book that Gen. Johnston and Mr.. Davis never
agreed on a policy after the first battle of
Manassas. Showing by testimony that John
ston was to blame for not pursuing the ene-
my from the field, that his was the fault
that prevented the investing of Vicksburg
and caused its fall, he then goes on to show
that Johnstons disregard of suggestions and
orders gave Sherman an open road to At
Anta and enabled him to cut the Confeder-
acy in twain. He says that when Johnston
was appointed to the command of the Army
of Tennessee it was under distinct orders to
make an aggressive campaign. He says:
The following we're among the consdera.
tons presented to Gen. Johnston at my re.
quest, by Brig.-Gen. w. n. Pendletop, chief
Of artillery of the Army of Northern Vir.
ginia, on April 16, 1864:
/. To take the enemy at disadvantage
while weakened, it is believed, by sending
troops to Virginia and having others still abb
sent on furlough.
O. TO break up his plans by anticipating
and frustrating his combinations.
3. So to press him in his present position
as to prevent his heavier massing in Virginia
4. TO defeat him in battle and gain great
consequent strength in supplies, men and
productive territory.
5. To prevent the waste of the army Incl
dent to inactivity.
, 1881-10-30
CRIMINAL COURT.
Trials and $entencex-Snna Morgan
Gets His Deserts.

Trials and $entencex-SnEn Morgan
Get. His Deserts. =
The motion for Il new trial in the case Of
samuel Morgan, alias Bernhard Wilton, COLI
tc1ed OF taking part in the famous Stock
farls conspiracy case, where an attempt was
made TO secure the release Of prisoner On
straw hail, was argued before Judge William
tnn in the Criminal Court yesterday. Nhcn
asked by the Court what he had to oHcr,
siorgan said he did :: not think fair
trial had been given h1ul- and that the
really guilty men had escaped and left tho little
one 10 bear the punishment He promised. II
granted a new 1riuI, to show that the principal
nimseli On ne the Witness stand. lie cuiu,cd that
he had been threatened and ba1npered, and that
afes whom ,nft nc h h @ b9q b1 an ocer
NJ the court that the more guilty r, man had too
much Influence to hc indicted. The Court sad
:ountenance any such partiality as charged,
nor did he believe the prosccut-
ing officer had eountenanced ~. anythtns,
was that the jury had found Mornn s'ltiy, anu
the Court had an abiding faith in the finding OF
statement at the trial; it was row too late for
him TO do SO. Tie sentence Of the jury WAS pro-
nounccd-yiz.: TWO and half years III the pen
l1entiary- \ motion in arrest was cntcred.
M1Noi: CASES
William Burns was before Judge jameson yes
ter1.ay on 4 charge OF hay!ns insisted Robert
Matthews in hurglarizin. store on i.arrabee
10 the pcnitentiary for onc year.
Tho Jury i'll the case Of Mary Sweeny returned
ayerliet Yesterday morning findins I nsr g guty '
a motion in arrest Of Judgment was entered b5'
her counsel.
John Stoshciu1. one Of the horsc-t thieves con-
victed by u jury Friday. was granted q new trial
and a mol. pros. entered
Henry Spencer was before tho court on plea
OF stealing some clothing from the family where
he was employed. He Showed previous good
character, and that he was drunk when he stole
4f41t-
IRON the Judge he was discharged.
Eustare Seymour pleaded guilty to stealing
the mercy of the Court He WIS given thirty
days III Jail and told tf1at by the first Of Decr1n-
ber the coopcring business woul1 DO brisk aud
he could earn an honest living again.
Thomas lsurke. who had bcc. convicted Of
burglary and given ten Years IN the peniton-
upon he pleaded uuty to grand larceny. and
was sentenced Iy the court 10 tho penltentihfy
tor seve,, years. lie hud already served five
, 1881-10-30

NEW. YORK.
NEW Y0RE. Oct L..-CoTToS-Quief but stcudy at
13eG1l5sc; futures easy; October, ll5Oc; November
f15oc; pecembor, 1l6.c; January. I.S]c: Feprunry,
l:6c: March. 2t1c; April. a24c; May. E:s5c June,
9iGc; July. 125Gc-
FLoun-Dull: receipts 122.5M brs; exports aaa:
super State and Westerh, st.5Ge55o: common to
good extra, S. G50 guod to choice, s&GooaW: white
wheat extra. s':aU@95 extra uhu. ss..; st. Louis
s. sAa9 q: minnesota patent process. sSUtgss5
GRAlS-Wheat lGeeAc lower closing heavv and
unsettled: RECEIPTS uluD ~; experts. s7.U bu; un-
g. *l .s; uneraded red. ii. fstH: 10 d. Il. ia
:ffi i M &? uaxsss:S a s. rh,fs ia = a5sS e. S;S s.
siGhpiIi; ~ ~ red; October. q 4Ri 4tS: Soyen
& Is e'ss|ax Il S5!9 aatar1 n ~; t :g;a
atsi5lN Corn Nasle lower. closing heavy: receipts.
s!eases s oa uassaea :*s a. r. j. d.
G!ac: NJ 4 ocsober. 6sAc; Soyenber Gs..4estsssc,
saay SSSas s eosin e Sss ss s.;
Sasls lover; 5seetiMs: S1t.% bQ; exports ls bu;
a t:s isis sna a"'ss n'sfse; as ns
M9rs-Qniet but hrtn: year!ings l2.:s:c: Eastern
nsm sm nd a1i faiTiy as aeisSs rio car
E"ss anet NJ si:c spsnr quiet but nrlu: fair to
PETK5iEuM@DSaiia Nj aH'an md IL unch"nged, M
TAh1ow--Dull and weak; S@s1sc- f..
TURfEXriSE-We ii 5la54Nc
xood 0si aas sH
sois husnos AyEes and Rio Grande light, middle,
Mss' ~ sa; ssEss!is asess sss
Sas6ansed Lard weak and unsettled; prime steam. AM
GaEEsE-Qaiet a and Si wenk "a 1t .sSi sSsi:S1c.
s aaa ans@snred % cois sat sss Ams1san asifs 81.
Q4G90 GfiuCh, I.U45W-
, 1881-10-30
SOUl-MATING.

Far I1f Chieuao TRIBUNE
They tell MT of matfug-of blessed soul-blend-
ing
or love. not Of Earth, thar is yet to be mine
Or q soul all atiu1llc with liyincSt ascending.
To meet me, and greet the, aud stand at the
shrine
Dwell she on Earth yet? Or is She spirit
AuxiOus!y watching and waiting Tor me:
And shall then truly my soui-Elltc inhefi1
When get over the telnpest-1ossen sea:
Is she an Angel reptetc with compassion.
Eznb0somlllg countless EXCUSES fur me
ForRivlng In pity my faults and MY folllcs.
AND ull my transnressions, Whatever the5 pe'
such a. treasure! God knows won1d grasp It:
and cease not MY thanks through Etefhltys
Year:
Nor should bc tempted to ever unclasp IT,,
Or count it less precious, lass sacred anu aear-
the hIest picture: How ylad!y view It.
Though pAintc4l II may bo upon the thin arr
And tho it may vanish cru shall get tor,
And leave me 10 wander alone Ill despair.
And Yet. tho dream then, it must not DC
DrOkGll-
must 1,u1 awaken and cast it away
For life, when bereft Uf its most dly1ne token.
Il all like the midnight instead OF the tiay:
Dr. D. AMB!tOsE DAVIS
CHICAGO. Gel. IL, 1851. -
Piapofortc tuning specially al tue "eocf
Fareruoms, ESQ and 80 Wabash avenue.
, 1881-10-30
by TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN.

; Special D;spateh to The Chicago Irfhtne.
1,yrrrnn1 uct NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -f'rime
mess, Eastern. dull ut Western dull ut 7ss- Lard
-].rimc Western dull ut ~ ~!
f;HAlS-Cnrn-Mtxed dull 1t 3s 11d'
t1yrnpoot Oct a}-l1:aj IT, 1n.-ftoUR-A1uercsin
iGks E1e9lis.
Observation-Disclosures, 10s :u@1ls ii: white. los
lh,m lis "a: spring. - luess III; club lis ldG1ls ID
Corn-1s lid.
PKoy151oSs-,ork, Sis. Lard. a9s i'd
11yrutttuI. Oct :l-CoTToN-fn good denund
4 2-GG; sales l,lu; speculation and export
lus]: American. Il. .tp.
The following were received by the Chicago hoard
Of Tr.,de: ~ ,,,,. ,., 1, ,,s.- .,,
nnt e. lii. i'd; No. spring. lts ID; No. : %, los
t'nifforniu declined ILL., Torn dull ana easqr AZ - lld
Garocs on const-Whcat and corn dull and hcavS:
, 1881-10-30

The board Of Trade voted Saturday to admit
ntt,-rcsdents to membership. other conditions
bcftg acceptable. Also that the following rates
uf commissions shal1 be churged for selling con-
siguncnts: Wheat corn; or rye, 1c per bu: bar
ley ia store, 1c per bu; barley by sample. lac
per bu; Oats, either in store or by sample, &c
per bu; uaxseed i'll bulk. l per cent; tiassecl in
sacks !: per cent; clover seed in car-lots, per
cent: clover seed in less than car-lots IL per
cent; timothy secd " p?r cent.
Some leading members were very much op-
posed to the 1c per bu fUr corn saying thur 1t is
too much, and will ee ts,a means Of materially
ducug our trade in that article.
1t costs 6c per bu to carry wheat to New York,
ana only &C to carry it into December The
iatter being tho cheapest, the tr.lde is inclined
to it to the exclusion Of the former, especially
Us New i ork does not seenl!to want ot1r wheat
1T the prces while 1t cdl he sold for December.
Some of the Eastern writers on the wheat crop
Of the current year seem 70 have fallen into u
, 1881-10-30

laws, and brings them so violently together
.tnat tae watcr spurts out ut each side Of his
tituaes. and il always making unexpected
moves 4 woman came here from lIohoken.
recently, and bought II ten-inch reptile she
also bought Sc worth OF fishes. She went away
apparently pleased with her purchases. Seyeral
days aftesward she came again and said tnat
her fishes had mysteriously Disappeared the
night she took them homt+ but that tho allI-
Eutor still remniued. She said she had put them
nl4 together In au aquarium. Of.cousse :oid
ncr tho alligator had swallowed the fishes. She
would sell il :
An alligator over four inches long Is dan,
gerous IN an aquarium. Most OF those sell arc
from Florida IL takes long -tinc-more thnn
two years. soMetitncs-for I'll aquarium bred
alligator to grow two inches II they were left
to bnrrow in the muddy pond or swamp, they
would grow nearly twice their length in i year.
Fresh wAter seems to stunt them."
, 1881-10-30
NLN 9UlIh.
10 tic TTts!trsI Associated Press.


10 the Western Associated Press.
NEW IDRK, Oct. 2u-GovcFnmentS we're
strong and higher for EXTENDED ds and Is.
Others unchanged.
Railroad bonds were generally firm.
State sccuriticssyere Activc and higher.
TIE stock market wis somewhat irregular i'll
in eurly dealings but soon became strong, and
MI adyuncc OF 40. took place, in which Cana
da Southern Michigan Central, and Louisville i
Nashville were most prominent This WAS FOL
lowed By reaction Of 1sG1a4, but during rhe mt-
er1,oon prices again took I'LL upward ttlral, ana,
under the influence Ut II strung purchasing
movement an Improvement WIS recorded ;t
fI.. SECOND call Of 1:Gf+15;, the latter letropol,
TN Elevated, Hunnfbui u St. Joseph prefer
selling ,1p to i, aud Toledo. Uclplos u Hurltn:s~
to,, 5. Metropolitan Elevated subsequently re-
acted 2a:, and rallied =. and sfnnaioM = u. joe
preferred closed ut reaction Ct :::i. The gen @
tr;,l list tc. OFT FRACTION in late dealings; ing
rise III stocks was assisted oE reports OF u ofeak
in Chicago wheat specuiauon .,,.,
Speculation if,5 mining shares was generalls
dull, but Oriental s. Miller and State Lines were
active ut declining figures. South Pacific; csG;
tor The first time today, was c1cepuonaaIs
strong and advanced from 3l6 10 4Hl
Transactions, 419,000 shares:
f.,ra.,a soutne17l Sew York Ccntrul-.- !SuU
Central Pacific. SYEthe.,, Iast;ic a1
E b,n1:T Iiio c.. S t1n'srio Mestess:.
Eris aHI]i Pacific MALI ~
81 < 81 J........,,.... s+AU} }lfead:nS 'tW
, 1881-10-30

KyE-Wi,s active s.l,d lc lt'wcr, NJ. selling NJ
sl.2t., with November ;S the siie i!iFc: Ataa De-
cetIibtr ut sIWte1 .n,,. closing Mt the inside hEure
Offerings t,r in amount, and quite an nctisc
inquiry nned- Cash sales were made OF ears IT
s,t! for NJ III store; Gars by sample at 81 ltsi3
l;L. Un track: cars at Sl4 tree On board. Total
eQnuI 10 Atluut isyu hu
nAKLEf,-Was quiet. with sales (after Change
huur) II l.ti Nc. and .kc for NO cash. NJ.
for November sold ,.r!y Sl-U And uteE 1T sf
No. for November Sold Nc and for laeceInber At
:Uc. Sample, *ud slowly. Cash slles were made OF $
cars III for No and &c 1or NJ II store; u cars
By sample nc for NJ. stg*c for No .nd :aeG
a4c fur No. ) FREQ on board Total equal to about
LS,UtU bi.
SEEIJS-Timothy WIS quiet; prime being quotahle
:!.3's:a2,U. Ciover-see1 WIS quotabe at e 4h&
ISL tor prime, a,1 1ilx-seed sUf at <111al ~ for
good crushing. MllleI for JANUARY sold q q ~
Sales were made Of u bags cfoysr.seed nc sasEtaJ
,1s; bas s. tor poor TO fasrs |.
clofce sl.l3 Tor November. and $l1 flr JanunEy ~
bags Hungarian 7Ue:: cars and ~ bu.s iilet Mt
OK: ppr common, FIX. cu3h for German: il31 for
January and Sl.45 fur March, ,
John Shaw l. Suns I4undoH) seed circular Of Oct !:
says: Zine mHrker iuduf was poorly attended. and
clover crop seems be proving fareer than wxs SUP
posed, und, in consequence. tnrther rcalction 10
the rates demanded Is cubed 70 thls slte he article
Jus; now must tn favor Is trefoll Good dry samples
winter sustain late rates, nut damp fafce'H
are quoted ut Irregular .nre. Canary-seeu II CASTER
Higher prices nskeu tnr new Frehch Mitlet feas
and h:ricots Keep There is better trade doing
tslled. state the imports into the United ktnedom
last month Of clover ard EE1ss seeds as !! - cwts
value ..s.,t aga1nst iu915 c"ts' value slsas. tor
Seutcmuer, i5U,
, 1881-10-30

red winter and corn declined I'd; California decllued
ft Wheat and corn leMnI1d fur the United king
d"m md G?nstnent dull nnd ncr'ected. 10 orrivs-
Wheat dull and neglected. Curn-Not u,uch doing;
decned "a Country markets rather dull Lard SIS
3D. Hacon-ton. clear SIS: stlurt clear is- Taliow,
IS Eheesc. St. PORK. S, Bcef, 1l5s
xIs5 LI3SnoS ;o oct e. &tS-l.lvEKrool-Mheat dull; while
Cd: Corn. is lid. M-snk .I4ANE-Cargocs on coast
Mheat heavy; falr u;sEagc rcd winter ssess I'd:
goes on passaec-Wheat very dull: corn quiet Fair
average quality Of american mtxcd tor prompt
shipment BY sail, es GdG5.ah. Country markets fuF
whsat-EnElish quiet: French steady. fAKIs-Whcat
, 1881-10-30

Tho following grain was Inspected into store
III this city Saturday morning: 3 cars winter
wheat, 10 ours No. :. spring. 25 cars No. do, )
cars low grades rs whcat) l.: cars and 1850 bu
No. corn, cur No. 10, IL cars high mixed, ..6
ours low grades tj95 corn); l. ours white oats.
II cars No. = mixed, ~ rejected t6y uats}; s
cars No. = rye, car rejected; : cars No . bar
ley, - cars No. do, II cars low grndes (;is bur
ley>. Total t574 cf1s), 3u5000 bu. Inspected out:
3;,Jjt bu wheat, 3as, ,507 bu corn, 10,02 BIZ oats,
s,0Os hu rye
, 1881-10-30
A}}fcay0r. as pefx-:Wany OF lncm
Esouxht by Womcn-Fondlcd anu
Ts,tvI,f Tricks.

.Eftc InTE Sun. W"
81 have some peculiar customers, the keeper
Of bird and pet animal store said "Ihefe nIe
some ladies that purchase nothing our "n'te
rats. asked ont: what sile. ,iid Win 'neia,
She bl,:snctl little AMI said she iet tneln seep
taught them little tricks. | have had quite 4
demand for young allieators recently. Most ol
the purchasers. curlouslf enough, are lau.es'
IOu wouldn't think there was anything paFtlc
larry Nke:,b!e in an alligator, with mouth run
ming half the length Of his body. buL some lade.
think So ! have seen them thrnw bits o1 meat
into an aquarium containing asix-luch ailign-
tor and, as his mouth Tapped open ana slut o.,
the leltcacy, they would raise their nanas ana aa
exc!atm, How perfectly lovelyE Iney use tne
altigators to look at and feed.;
An alligator looks very comica! when aoon. ..
to swallow q hy. He riishes At II WIN oocn
, 1881-10-30
MINING NEWS,
SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 29.-Nining stocks closed


The following we're the receipts and shipments
Of leading articles Of produce in tho city during
the twenty-four hours ending Mt : o'clock
Saturday morning and for the corresponding
time year ngO:
, 1881-10-30

FOREIGN.
LONDON. Oct. .0.-American securities-New
5s, 194h: Illinois Central 1:i5: Pennsylvania Cen
tr7li. Gsss; New York Central, 144!l; Eric idli
do seconds. 1U7; Reading ISL.
PARIS, Oct. sS.-Ncntes, Sif 40c.
, 1881-10-30

, A RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE Of
~ TRAINS = ExPLASATloS. OF KErERESc2
M:ARks.-t Saturday excepted SUNDAY excepted
*N0nday excepted fQnily- -
80 Chicugo q Northwestern Railway.
For Maps, ,Ttue-Cards, Sleeping -CarAccomnodauoas
apply at Il. Clark-st. {srand Pacific Palmer Uousa
and depot corner Of Wells and ktuzte-sta.
, 1881-10-30

Kansas & Texas ..... 64M,s iaul........2.oo 2. oo0
Lake Shure uU St Paul Omahn. -. Atatl
louisville Il Nash. 5sU Texas Facihc. .EuU
Michigan Ecntrnl... !QUI Union Pncltic.
Missouri Pncttlc..... lW Wabash Pacific l3LO
Northwestern. KAD Western Union. .1lW
Il. j. Central. ...,.... 5ilUl
Money. 500, closing at 3D4. Primo mercantile
paper. GD7.
Sterling exchange, sixty days, steady at ISL;
demand, 4S51i.
, 1881-10-30
A SONG or THE RiTTERsWEET.
For The ChtcaqM Tribune,

| For The Chicago. Tribune
40 Memory, thou Btttessweet:"-Mmt. De Sta<t-
It climbed high on the wall OF my gardon- n-spot,
The vine ntt1crswect-hut saw II NOT
'ssly garden shall glow with the Roses red.i'
Its beauty and sweetness Will envy me-.
So planted Roso: 1t was fuir, wecn!
fThe Ritregsweet grew on the wall unseen.)
o my Red Hose blooming was fair to sce;,
Its odorous breathing enchanrca me;
And it glowcd u my garden with S,l1nmer-heatl i
tSow watching above tt grew Bttersweet.l
my Ed Rose flames paled in the Autumn
Then yainly sought. 20 my Rose!" cried;
For its dead ashes drifted around my feet
by garden had only the Btterswcct.
.1I will plant White Lily; and that. know,
VIII bless All the year with its bloom OF snow;
For the chasteness OF snow shall its cup en-
Its heart be OF light like the rarest eold.''
1t grew stately, my Lily Of Argentine!
Its uplifted chaiice held golden wine,
And it blessed all my garden with light aud
gracel
The BIt1ersweet looked in 1no Lily face.) ),
. it darkened with Autumn-days, drooped Its
hend.
Its snowy cup broken, tho bright heart dead;
Nocking winds thrsw its fragments around my
Ny garden had only the Bttersweet-
But the Dittersweet watched while the Rose
flames waved, :"
And Lilies their white lips on sunlight laved:
Saw the snow vers weave them q winding
sheet,
Then gave me its treasure, my (sittersweet.
So the Red Rose Of Love dies when days grow
cold.
And friendships White Lilies with hearts Of
They All die. and Time weayes them u winding
sheet,
And Memory brings us the nittersweet.
CHICAGO, Oct. -, 1Ssl. JESSIE GOoDW1S.
, 1881-10-30

LAEI}-IeCnel lUs EtF I00 IDS BuE FaI1lel, Nf1u
closed only 2Hc below the latest prices OF Friday.
Su'es werr reported Of &u tcs spot nt s115pl1. 10:
:,4D tcs seller Novem1e5 M " sl!'Eal ~; l51 tes
arnary y :s9 tes seller Fehrua.y n
and .M ties seller Mny $l3..i@ Total, 3l:AU tcs.
The fouwis,. siws ie range Ut the day, including
, 1881-10-30

Vyincl1c.xer5s ltypophosphttes
will cure consumption, coughs. wcnk lungs bron-
cbits, nud general debility Established Is years
, 1881-10-30

b-t,n Saturday night to Gilnnn only. %<.
c-Un Saturday night runs tu Peoria only
Wabash, Bt- Louis Il r1etac El7Issav.
Union I}epot State and Twelfth-srs- M 6tate-3t-
run tbs Jspot. and syestwusth-a*. pnt4
within block. Ticket Oice*+ y South Cla1k-st,
Palmer House. aut Grand Pacific Hotel
, 1881-10-30
EEEAusrtJrFS and SEEDS.

FLOuR-was dull ind easy, In sympathy with
wheat. There WITS little no outside densnnd and
local buyers wcE: disposed to take hold nt tho
asSed Sales we're reported Of lW brs winters
S7.: ~ ors low grades at :5Gsao0 und = bsls
rye lour private te.nls. Total equal u, Isl bris
Winter hours quoted At s'oot5s-0 III: Shipping
springs, $l.sG,1i; the ioyrriie springs, fiUlG5. Gu
Rye nour ut about S1s1xG.gy and choice buckwheat
held ut about {lGD.
OTHER MiL,srErFs-Were ruther tirm, there be-
ins less Offering than when prices were higher Saes
were rcSortedut II bran Ut <l5N1@lfW; . ours
middnss ut *iGUG4l.5O; car shorts at $7.0o; car
coarse corn-nleal ut 81. % per ton track.
SPRING Wl1Eir--WAs moderately active ut
lower ran:; dcclInR 1Gc from the lAtest prices Of
Friday, u.au closely n6ary ut ttic nsiue. Liverpool
reported dull and III per centai lower, while New
lork was wcake1 e our receipts % we're unusually
usen Of depression in the fear that the market will
s1a N or
nonth. Iut not much. llualers u beceluber wheat
ts II tie etcei pei S Io oayeSs t.
iss cs ts ncss sSs ~ q Ss tstst
II ?Y s: S VII 4 4 i Ss
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, 1881-10-30

Su1tly- stsatty except sunday:
NUTE-Pullnlau Sleeping Cars
Louis. knns1s City, nnd Peoria
with revolving chairs. ChIc11p
CliuInK-ChniE Sleeping cars, Cfli
Euusns CITY. No change OF Ut
st. Louis Or Kansas EitY~
Chicago Rock Island 4. I
Depot, corner Of Fhn l'usen aud
Oisicrs, 81 Einrk-se., Sherman II
GRIND Pacific lfOtet, and - tHt
, 1881-10-30

Davenport Il Peoria Eypress....
Council Butts FnsI Express-.....
KANSAS City, Le,lvenwortA = Al
Gibson Fnst ExpresA..-....-.-.-
St i'tui < Observation-Disclosures.
Perm Accommodation. ......--...
Council Hta1a Might Express.
KANSAS t;fty, Lenyenwurth + At
Gibson Night Express. s....-..-..,
st. Paul j. Minneapolis enst Ex-.
Blue lslund Recommendations.
Hue latand Accommodation. -.
Hue Island Recommendations.
Blue Island AcComuioia sion. ....
-Ktua Island Accommodation.
H!rc island Accommodation.
South Chicago Accommodation.
South Chicago Accommodation.
Theatre Traln... ............ .....
Church Train.
, 1881-10-30

8
! from Chicago to ST.
f'nrfor Day Coaches,
to st, Louis. ana Re-
EcREo to Hannibal and
AZ Coaches Chicago to
Pacific Railroad.
Shertunn-.ta. Ticket
louise, PnIsner 1tGGAa,
nal, corner Afauieuns
, 1881-10-30

Mail fvia Main and Air Ltne}..
New York i Bustvn Ex...,...~ :.
Special New rurk Express........
kaluusnx.,t, Accommodations.
Atlantic Express ld:Aily}.-....-...
Might Express.
Grant Rapids l. ttuskeGou Afail-
Grant nplt!S .k 1'etusky Expre:.s
aEfanI lkHoii5 s. NuskcgQn tx.