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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-03
HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
An Old Granger from WeIssI COuniy
RlHsced By wheeling Thieves.

FlHeCed By wheeling Thieves.
John Ryder 10 the most eountriied
looking old granger that has come into
this city from WsizsI for many day, He
would make good subject to pose for
statue Of Innocence, for some aspiring
young sculptor, Mr.. Ryder came in on
the way train yesterday afternoon late,
and at once set out to hunt for gentle
man, whom he said owed him $500, His
inquiries and his explanation OF the OBJ.
ieCt Of his visit very naturally developed
q passing interest in the old mans welfare
in the breasts oil Mike Flicker and Charlie
Sweeney, two young gentlemen OF leisure
Of this city, and they undertook to direct
him to his objective poiIt, but their ideas
Of the geography OF the town must have
become little mixed, for about O'Clock
the old gentleman and his escort were in the
neighborhood Of the Belmont Mill, or
about mile in the opposite direction
from that he wished to take. At thia
point the two young men became tired and
sat down to reason, "It this man came to
town to collect $500 he must be possessed
OF other CHANGE" said one OF them.
well, said the other, Suppose we con-
tract his volume OF currency. A Weizel
county mans wants are simple anyhow"
and as he said this he punCtuated his SEN
teuCe with @ blow that dazed the old Eel.
low and sent him sprawing in the mud.
The other rutfian then kicked the fallen
man several times in the side, and tie
one who struck him jumped upon and
choked him until he was almost dead,
One OF the sssalants then rihed his poCk.
eta OF about 81, or all the money he had,
The robbers then left the old fellow and
ran of, leaving him groyeling in the mud,
A little while afterwards he managed Ia
attract the attention OF some one in the
neighborhood, who went to the United
Engine house to telephone TO the City
Building for Capt. Bennett, who went down
at once, The old gentleman was taken ID
the Central Hotel where hegave descrip'
ton OF his assailants. Capt. Bennett 81
once went to work on the information and
by going from one saloon TO another
learned that Mr., Ryder had been In each
one OF them with Flicker and Sweeney.
The last named youth was soon arrested
on the pavement near Haller'S saloon, or
Market street, and Officer Brady arrested
Flicker soon after at Sixteenth and Marks
: streets, Sweeney was positively identified
by Mr., Ryder, and Flicker will be shown
TO him this morning. The face aud head
Of the victim oil the thieves are heater
: badly, both eyes being blackened, e hi
chin bruised, and was covered with mut
from head to foot.
Capt, Bennett deserves much credit fo
the prompt and effective measures he tool
TO apprehend the parties who are slleget
to have been engaged in the robbery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-03
AN INQUIRY
From n Citizen and Tax.Payer In re.
gard 10 Certain improvements.

|
From n Citizen and Tax.PAyeF IN Re.
gard 10 Certain improvements.
II Is rumored about the city that the
Committee on Streets and Alleys have a
report prepared to present to Council,
which recommends the appropriation OF
one thousand dollars each for South Penn
and South Broadway extensions. The
given motive is to furnish one or two fam.
lilies on the lower part Of the Island with
a way TO their dwellings, but the real mo.
tive Is TO have the city assist in selling q
piece OF property which cost It's owner
$4,000, to q fair company for $40, 900. To
cali the proposal "Cleek" would be draw.
Ing II mild. There 10 not street In our city,
which IL used by thousands OF our
citizens, which Council has been urged
time and again to put in passable Condl.
ton and the reply has uniformly been,
I'VE have no money" The roads
to the cemeteries, the coal banks, the
mills, and even 10 the depots and wharf
are a disgrace 10 any city as large as OURS,
and cannot be repaired for want OF meaIis.
But here is a Committee Of Council will.
Inc to lend ia influence In having a sum
Of money spent In opening two streets, on
which for six months In the year slx
horses could hardly pull a cart, which II
properly expended would repair almost
oil the paved streets we. have.
II Is hoped that before this report is
adopted Council will carefully canvass the
matters embraced 10 It and act fot the best
interests Of the whole city.
A SUFFERER FROM BAD ROADS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-03

AOTICE.-We shall offer for thlS week
the greatest bargains ever offered 10
the clothing trade. All wool caSOlmSrs
coats at 81 rs; all wrOl cashmere vests at
81; good business suits al S375. Our entire
stock marked down, aud Il will pay you to
call and examine, Every article marked
down less than "auotlun prices" and
offered 10 our customers only. when wS
sacrifice goods we give our patrons Tho
benefit KLINE BROTHERS,
Reliable Clothlsrs, 90 Twelfth 81.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-03

The following deeds in fee we're admit.
ted to record in the Recorders Office
yesterday.
Deed made April oath, 1881, by Gott.
hold RosehCtahtE and vile 10 John Hell.
ielbine tor q parcel Of ground near Tia.
delphia Tor $40O.
Deed made April Goth, 1881, by Thos.
Prince and wife 10 Henry SChmul6aCh for
lot No. / in Zilles' addition for IS,
Deed made April 10Th, 1881, by Henry
schmnlbach to Thos. Primes for lot No, 2
III 2iles' addition Tor s..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-03

Lieutenant sylvls gives the following re.
port Of business done by the Police for the
month Of April;
Whole number OF arrests "a, Of which
Bennett made 8, Sylvls 4, Dunlap ~,
Junkins 10, FugatO II, Morris Is, Brady
6, Combs 4, Williams 4. Lislon 8. Kennedy
8, gtelnbaCket 2, constables Love and solea
each. . ........
Amount oil fines assessed, $500; collected,
so65. unpaid, Sl36; lookup lees, $40 60j
seFgeans'6 lees, $50 IS Cletk's fees, $40 20
folsl amount collected, $6l6 05.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-03
THE COURTS.
ClRcu1r CouRr-Judge Ifelvin.

OIhCuIT OVURr-Juug6 MIVW,
This Court met at 0 o'clock yesterday
morning, and disposed Of the following
business:
Todd & Smith vs. Martin Gates. Judg.
ment Of County Court affirmed.
Theresa Heguer vs.. City OF Wheeling.
Motion for new trial overruled and iudg.
ment Upon verdict.
William Hagedon va. Wilhelmina Hage.
don. Molten by defendant for leave to Ole
petition for an allowance for support Of
infant child. Motion granted.
W. u. 0'Neil vs. II. 3. Wheat and
others. Former decree set aside for want
Of necessary parties. New process award.
ed.
MerChants' National Bank Va. Goods ad.
ministrator. Decree for plaintiff.
The Chesapeske 4 Ohio Railway %. Va.
Jos. =. Miller, auditor. Motion to dissolve
Injunction 10 restrain collection OF taxes
oVerruled.
State Va. John P. Carney. Indictment
for embezzlement. Demurrer TO indiCt.
ment overruled
State vs. Z. D. Carol, indictment for
wounding with intent 10 main, etc. De.
tnurrer overruled as to first account, and
sustained as to second. Flea Of not guilty
entered.
]. H, Cox, executor, vs. James Wyatt and
others, Argued upon demurrer and cub.
mitted.
Adjourned to Saturday next at 9 o'clock
p. N.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-03

The gentlemen connected with the sur.
vey and location OF the W. p. 4 q. r. H.,
under the dIrecLion,otB. W. Peterson, left
this city last night in their boat. The
frat land will be made at Moundsvlle,
where work will begin In earnest
this morning. Col. Geo. Baird, H., ard
Sam Norton accompanied Tile boat 10
Moundsville. Mr.. Peterson desires ne 10
return thanks to X. J. smyth, The grocer,
for provisions, and TO David Wagner ior
roofing paper
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-03
Ghe G1ttsui9ettter,
0aiCs N0a. rs and n Fourteenth street,


Wanted-Plasterers.
Cheap Homes-C. A. schaefer 4 90.
Funeral Belmont Lodge K.o r
Lemons and 0ranges-G. y. Feeny.
WRnted-Painters.
70 the Citizens OF Wheeling.
Step Ladders-Ne 4 Bro.
Wanted-House Girls.
Mt. Belleview Hotel.
$50 Rewad-Charles Riley.
Wanted-Barkeeper.
For Rent-Woolen Factory.
Wanted-Partner.
TO Whom 1t May ConCern-W. +. But
Ter, jr.
For Sale Bugges.
Wanted-Laborers and Quarrymen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-03
BACK AGAIN.
Taylor StTaudeP Arrives Ia the City
Again Last Might,

AkhIn Lhht Might
Capt. OonRnt, who arrested Taylor
srauder, after his discharge by Judge
Jackson in Parkersburg last Saturday,
arrived in this city on the o'clock train
over the B. & o. yesterday afternoon,
strauder and his captor were met at the
depot by couple OF reporters, and they
ohligingly consented to withdraw into q
room near by for q little time while the
aforesaid sCribes could interview the Cele.
bratsd Colored man. |.i
Eyes. cir, l Sm here again, and under
arrest, but this don't amount to anything.
There wasn't any use OF arTesting me no.
how, as | intended to come right here as
soon as ever l got free. Did II surprise
me any2 Not bit. ! 'speoted 1t oil the
time. knew OF the intention oithe par.
ties here shortly after they made the move
Do feel unessY2 Not bit. The trouble
has all been gone over once, and don't
think ] should have to use the same
gauntlet again. feel sure that l shall be
free In few days"
Other conversation was carried on In
regard to various matters, and Strauder
only referred tn himself once more during
the progress OF the talk, when he asked
when the Grand Jury would meet.
"Not until next September, said one Of
the reporter.
" But special jury could be called by
tho Judge Il necessary" said . gentleman.
"0h, 1t won't be necessary" said Strau.
der, cRrelessly, for l think something will
be done in a day or two that will obviate
the necessity Of calling the grand jury"
strauder Is looking very we'll, was
dressed neatly and tastefully. He greeted
his counsel, Capt, Dovener, very cordially
and was then taken to jail. He will have
a hearing this morning before Squire
Caldwell. Capt Dovener ssys he will
move for "a discharge on general principles
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-03

GREAT BREAK IN PRlCEs.-Ws offer
for this week 500 pairs extra heavy jeans
pants at rs cents; former price sl25. wD
will not BIO uaderGOld.
KLINE BROTHERS,
Reliable Clulhlers, "a Twelfth street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-03

We have known people who had not
stirred from their beds for elk weeks, on
account oil ihtlAm nalory rhenmatiem, TO
be cured In leas than one week by 81.
Jacobs 0il-says MAJ Baumeisteti EsqJ
Walla Walla, Washington Territory.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-03

WE have luStrsCeIvsd a new invoice Of
beautiful bsuunla plants Ia unique and
handsomely Ornausnted Jars. Call and SOC
them at Miller & Franlhslm'S, No. 1903
market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-03

lust RECElvED-FIvs thousand gallon
stone ware at GEO. X. MoAECHEN's,
No. 1864 Market 81.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-03
ARWaYAURBIAs.
Items Oh Ihe Ely Caught on the Run and
sent 10 BASE,

We long tor tie daySe Of the GirsuI 70 eeuP,
For hSndoa,gans and blackberry Pifai
But you'd eSrtalpIy think We ware Alstchipg itsoni
II We said that We hankeTtd for hlea'
They hide In our butter, then fall In eur cream,
And dine on our nNAO and our head,
Until Iu cur anguish we'd iual like TO IeFiAmI,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-03
If your watch tuln't ran right have tre'
paired by JACOB W. GRUBs,
Practical Matchmaker,
Cor, Twelfth and Market ste.


The following shows the range Of the
Thermometer, us observed at schnepPs
drug store, Opera House corner Yesterday:
1850. 1887.
% II 10 70 81 60 G2 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-03
pkLltkNKp.


There ID balm In GleAd to heal each gaping wound;
In ThomiL Eclectic on, the lemedy Il Iouhd,
For internal and for outwtrd use, you freely may
For ali psi aud indian nation, lou should no. lal TO
IL only Ais tribe, Ills worth IL, S,lsb. in 0old,
And ~ every dealer Ia The land thIi remedy Il Sod
Bold BY LauIAlin Bros, 4 Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-03

CARRIAGES and buggies OF good Eastern
makes al very low prices at
l.. GLRsEEKAMp K Co.'S,
PiLIRhntph. Pa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-03
POLICE CouRr-L,ldas ltnnmst.

IVHIVh VUUHT-VUuyt CTUNNItTI
The following cases were disposed Of at
this court yesterday morning:
William Riddle, for using abusive Ian.
guage toward Kate Erhmsb, was taxed 81
and costs, Paid.
Frank Coyle, indecent exposure Of per.
son, $40 and costs. Paid.
Thomas CLARK, disordetly conduct, $40.
James Robinson, drunk, s. and 30 days.
Rod Dickson, drunk, $40.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-03

YOU can gel the Pittsburgh Erning
Chronicle al Itheea', 1905 Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-03

Fine Harness at L. q, 4 CAS-
w Penn avenue and 10 Liberty street,
PlLtsburRh, Pa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-03

Chief Clerk j. Mex. Reilly, OF the Post.
Office furnishes us with the following re.
port Of the mail matter collected and de.
llveted during the month Of April, in
Lhia CiIv,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-03

"sLAck:1sAveArD makes chilli
and fever impossible.
For sale BY Logan a Co
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-03

nENTIsTRY.--To THOSE THAT DE
IL SIRE 10 save thar natural teeth We would say
lhNt We arc row bettar prepared than ever heloTe
enabIo them 10 do 20, By the use Of AZ ELhoLho
MAGNETIC PLUesll We can and are making es w..
Patients, than have heretofore been made IN w
htT or elAWhus, without the aid Of the Eloelie
PIiRROr. What We Iay W0 can prove ~ Ao'un
demonstration, Call and see iof y9nIseiIVe1; ,o,s
JAMES n. SURHlBON BON
Iut M tII0 Market H.. Whaling. ". W.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-03

Miss 4, Rody's place, No. lllg Nln
street was next visited. This lhiI ~
also very busy. Besides The millinery
business she has several Other t'plr
msnts connected with her place. AnoDI
these ls her shelf goods wi!hG Doe Mill
oil lace ties, notions, flowers pod floo s...
And thus ended our Shopping Ioa,
which was one oil novelty and pIsI'nl. " .
us. You husbands, when you lN ~, .
few hours to spend, ask your vie % NV Nv
you around with her on a shopping 81,
petition. You will enjoy Y ahd az W. V,
grnmble again about your TIIeiH''''n'9
or dry poodle bill.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-03

Mrs. Ktsner's Is the store Of l.. SENhtks'
We dropped in there a moment Tbhi
one Of the incest places 10 The city y
shop, and a thriving business 10 done y
Mr.. SWabaCker. We were sloEl .ns
beautiful goods In lace ties, artificial f'1'
srs which only needed the perfume y
make them indislinguishahls from 'ho''
Of nature, silk and satin ribbons Ind df'a
trimmings.
, 1881-08-06
SOUTH PARK CONCERT.

., The following "a the program OF The concert
glyan this afternoon ut o'clock In the Jack
sou Park,-the east division Of tue South
Side park system; .-..--: S:...
a-nsssh "poSaov!o 1sMo
GWsltx, "1alismsn ~. .....,..........,.L Lsnnec
1-Fanlasie, from . 'RI9ullstto". Yssdi'
9-s6prin9 Approae6ing,. ,...f H. Bach.
7-seleetion from ",rhe Pirates Of Pen, n; =.
36y "a sao;a: from
s-sThe Posttiiiiiiiop' ds Amoafd iey 10.
1owsss Rysi
l1-Qalop, HCllquQt" "~..,s..:..,,,u Hermann
, 1881-08-06

IT,
cnltst a."nR' Aag. 5.-CoTToN-Not receipts At all
~ w.. aA.ea purA during lha veak, ia1u batea3
WI. ~ Sau total rocolpts u al United States
tym ~ ,, Ga,e, A7lauo tsst yeas, 1901 exports
.,I 49,. e rntea saatas ports for tho wssk. xANQ,
w. aap total export from iii United s.stes
n,Ii t,.,.a aa'a. +tiADo, lalt rear, ANh,QW stock
aoet :. "ne1 i hsa!cs potts 7lno laat year, l1aW0,
, ss 1t l.epuot. ,s7an, is,s ysas. 7ian, ssoek oi
Eas saoa' for ureat phtsia. ss,Qpi lat year.
WI h,rooL' Aug. h-Cogrox-sa.os Of ths wssk,
u. ssass'sh s.por.eu took t tessafasd ttom ship.
SeeIps !. stansra, aQt actual export, 11t, Total
tIstcsa G'ssSant amSant @ sSo s9ta1 ;sosk; ;n.
,,tss,T ,S,sT L oktrAxs, Au4 aucorrox-nn,,; m,aa,,n.
bilss tT%.. tf, Eaad ordinary. loof aat {.oepts.
soes, Siasie. ~ sxMrts, 0teai httslu, sales
:::ss. g. III: Sfe:s i|t.'a. iLt Continent sssi
ssic.s = Mo. Ang. .t.-CorToN-Qatstt mtddtnR,
W. '' n'us' receipts, aa, salpuleaG, TsI stooE.
, 1881-08-06

.,-,vonr. SID, Aug. 6.-fLoun-Ynr1 .tronat
aAlIor ..sln sanor, taiossa', oxtrs' As5sas faHI',
kAs1sds ,....,.,yo.to,n excited md higher, No.
uhs.sn . .,n snut and August, tI.aioi2'a4. soptom'
s.,"t!ss!a ss!a,5.,nJ. aS october. tla' nosomoef tl.1
etr vssscrn nxd,el nnd higher. closing oasiors
as Auss. ts &C., ssstene'E sss, ~ o' sas
0stopo'. ri. aulct md iFs.i Weatorn 1hftcs 40
e. s.d .s;1cd, il i:u. nre dn, NJ 1sssaa a, 1.,,..,
vrs1a aess pn1k. s!s1Ha giA .:ta l,
-ehouIaus,In aus,Innnrs ii oNf cicnr rth sadee 9ll uams,
iIssslis a,a;ltSi.'asGa;x xfa:ss asl lsalsc
EUaB-nlt! ,.n..,n,,
Fk1EQaEfAS. trnrn lIf9hcPt stfongt Rio catgooS,
,Isi3EM9Tin' ausar DGttsr but dulli 4 soft Nto.
H}tffnsEY-UHiett $.liHGLN;,,
HMmMt,nstra-jO liverpool dull. .,,....
taH1ccFtiTs-f ftSnr a urs' nhcah lsS,'ss but corn,
aGlsnSIr Sa.s :yIS tseai 1900 bu, cer 1873 bu.
ssnaiiEsEWheat, tG',0i3 bu, corn. Na,7n bu.
, 1881-08-06


MILWAUKEE, Wis. Aug. h-FIoun-Qu!et ANd un-
changed.
GEAlx-Wheas oxcitod and advancing, No. / hard,
Eu, regular, and No, hnru, nonnals No. regular,
Hts; August &Llis&I September, sl.ls9{t uotober,
lls; November, &l.1t3fs No. . Milwaukee, tL03, Mo.
md seJer1ca nominal. Corn atrongs NJ. At s7ie-
~. hlehor; Se 4oc ltye ssateot NO. At s3}<c.
barley h9hers Sp. !sprink. 11431s4c:
EK4y1ssnNs:-No!ninal. mess pork 3ta.1o AnRu.t;
Sa aapteHnDr. lHrl-prtMo Gteanl vi. ~ caah and
iMEIsTa-Wheat 10 tjudAlo, 3HGs3]fo.
Enhu. ' - ''
u, aM'r.ESIs-Flonr Is !I,m brls, whoas, Aon bu.
, 1881-08-06

xsw onLEASs, AuR. 6.-FLoun-Quict but steadys
arpctsuc, <ln, Ky. tkz5ttt7s. XXX. 6.0oa5est high
t3naix-Cnrn nrnt GssGsos whtto exhausted. o&ss
ptarrs md nsmi aFe.
Observation-Disclosures, choloo and Trash. sa10.
HAy-pu!st, prl1ip, ti80kal901, choice, tA.o1
pHoy,aiuSs-l'ark dullt tt7s7x. Lard stondyi
,,ecn keE, tl1.01 1nk ncnis scarce and
alu, shoulders, EsS. Uncon nrtn; hhonidets. N.7s,
c,ar t1t {lHslf; clenT. li.l2x. 1fams-Hugar-cuEed
tttrte Ind HFui ctln vnseA. l.1tt&34G
sLpf4si.l7h.
soiMoS to ro0d common. g talE 70 fully fair,
:N9!Isc, pr!me 70 ehaSe. sss3so' xSii1w carasd.
Sn: prime. ~. 1stco active and nrni ordinary to
primo. as<9S.4t.
stf0A AN.-Acafca md GrQ1t 4314U,
, 1881-08-06

TOLEDO. O. Aug. h-GlIAlN--s1oon noard-WheAt
epeucd e1cItcd, closing qu'ot and easyt No. rod,
.po, fl1' September, sl.2ti October tl.2ti year,
'l:s1 No.. rod, &i.l7; nmttr Michigan, sl21. Corn
eusl; high Mxed 5is4c; NJ. : spot tso year, t5Hc-
0t1 dull: M. = August, Jl1fc =
"a ASnEMS90SEAiI .sd Nv BnAMi-Hhcat aseady, No:
n iza s,koas ysss si:zG 5S s,s. asso. 'Gs Gafis
aueti NJ. = sppt. tiLp bid, TO askedt JsnF, kSdc,
Hc c1tkcA "~~' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. @~'
.S. asSSI.ir1s-waea., saoo hut corn, 5000 hu, cats.
~, ,sulrAESre-Whest 1,ooo hu, corn, 1900 bu, onts
, 1881-08-06

dSfttas Ddpdteh to Ihs Chicago T,1bunA
t,'" tMhA.4a CITY, Mo-. Aua. a--t3nAtN-Ths Prtes
sMaAt s.1 tspasta; Whoa-tocaIpts, i5.9s but ship
!, ~, s' but markat hotter and hiEh, No. J. eash.
meot, easn. ~. sl.Gt Corn-llGcGpu. tAN but ship
61c. WV "6aes1 'o' 4 eatn, S*t9| AuRtsk.
, 1881-08-06
rstt'tstt1f,EffAf.

CtErxtAxr U,, Au7. Unchanged;
Standard whilu, 10 degrees test. ht 10.
rtrrshlku, AuR. b--E'KTtiuLEljN-Quiott unlthd
certlttcntos wcakor Ut 1i}ko. rohned kc Philadelphia
delivery.
nj ;lHct hiahrsi ibtSns fuF est 1sjint cObod 75fp
ah!pnlents, G,an, clhltturs. 4tEt1t runs, hs UM.
, 1881-08-06
Len,on-Rlnvorod yEntcrn, lions.

bfr. Joe Bcneley has boon rrRoticlng oapert.
mental garlunlng recent1y. and as u result Of
1lta lubora he bus succeeded In rAIBing eonle de-
liclotts ioulon. tavorod watcrtneions. liz has
d s,iuthnd OF milking IN luvsl0n In tho vim a
short distance frum the root, to which hu attach
es lutnu,t, and by mems Of absorption the
jt!ce Is tAk0n into tho muluns.
, 1881-08-06
PEORIA.

rkohiA, ILL.,. Aug, h-GnA1N-Corn active ana
a asa'; hlRh u,I1cd. hs9a2Hcs mixed, 6eaa2Ho. Oats
et1'a and 1lrm, now NJ, : whlto, S7kaac, RYE
ffW; now No. 4 s1@B1,6c,
fiNlHElSEA-FlTm ut flul
II MI ,k!rIb-Wheat, ~ but corn, &.&15 but pa&s,
iii snteu9irIyc ~ IT, ~ ba. barley, Al69 bu,
eWs ~ Vt Wheat. 10! bui corn, 77,o bui oats,
, 1881-08-06

NEW yDrtK. Anr. 6-1tusinebs whs Irregular with
tnckne bnusu-. und iobbnR trnda quiet, drcsA goods
and pnuhans do,na we prints fairly actives cotton
goods In mgttnrhsp dorand md nrn1; mons wear Ut
wnUIuns aulat and stohtyt olnAkInaa In fair reQuoat
f1f1Fn dfgAs Euntls Mufd active.
, 1881-08-06

~ a'"An' ~ n. r. Aug. h-GnAlN-Whsat strppa
ro.a s y 1aiF demand, S0 bu No. hard Duluth, I'LL.
W. ana as'n' laon bu At tct h " early II
"""! Notwithstanding uuehauxed.
, 1881-08-06

hosroS, Masa,, Aug. h-FLouR--Bteady and un.
changed.
HaAfS-corn ,rm and UNCHANGED. Oats dull and
ahsaanzed Ase nom!nally unchanged.
ncffEn-SomlAalIy unchanged.
EE,IiG,ks:..Wesiern EI,s:. fresh, l5c.
hMTEil'!s1Ftouy, a,51 brls, Loo sackst corn, t000
pst Wheat. I'LL hui cuts, 1,fIU bil,
G40b bl, N'' Wv o'"' se'"'"'''' INV "As"7
, 1881-08-06
LAKE N11YIHATYON.
Northern Michigan Line.

TnesdayK and frldnye III cnci wsnk. takina fraiaht
'eh se Sag" sSa s9 st
srrnxx Go:; y,.f tt n M1nsS
Clcsn1snd. o1'uo and buck, foot Hgrth i.ssals.st.
, 1881-08-06

n..'.' 9Th, Auy. .h.-FLouH-uuchAn
M. Wheat nrui No. l vhts, old. tl.931l new,
txss n2l., noptenlbagt 3l72; Uctobsr, iLzal
"''-'- AsSeelpts, 3tIA0 BY. Shipments i,00 hu.
, 1881-08-06
S1'. LOUIS,

o- Inns. observation-disclosures ...
uuttIS.-Whcst openrd hRher and advanccd. elosed
,,.",, Nal red tt3l1f&t9isf caah.
r,st.mhnr. .2,,4@ October: sEs
eaitHy9l,nA Snvenbor. tl.z91Gat neeem-
~, 4 yH a1,4lalN yssr, No. do. et.ts}A7iisHs
NJ, do, fllsxal.uh. Corn oponcd hEehct md do.
slutd, I 5so cash. aS,4&sas4o Aasust GsS',a8seNe
IT, yoas. oats hlaLot. but doolined
st,he rinso, 3ifa37t4c cnsht Ankust. a14&
44ataaa5tS sepsiobos, &sAaa6c ootobeF &s:3S'S@a5o
{tIs' sox; s31&c bid.
"iIAi,-slGalY at We.
HITTClt-unFhArGed:
Enthusiastically at He1!Ac;
fmnnvisinSs-TutK Hrtnt jobttnH At Sik<o. DRY
,.t meata tliaher at ALTA E!a Fa7o naked. nncnI, A
nEE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ann. brst when. M.u0 but corn,
;tiIJ btii oats, fDb but ryo. ?.eQ but bnroy none
s'SIPMkSTN-Flnue, AnU brlBt wheat. s3NO blt corns
aSijbu; Onts II, ,uU bu; rye. nonef barley, noue.
, 1881-08-06

dciatno, Aat.o far hne snd nc,iiun, coIub!nat un-
waaiad cumming. 1a4s'c, unwashea HGnce.. l6s4&o
eIfthhBELr1ilA. Au4. h.-Wupf.-aMprnrod de-