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, 1881-01-20

Mn. ElAsTus nl.oukA' resolution, tntro-
duccd in tho New York Assembly, calling OIL tho
Judlclnry Committee Of TINT body to report OH
tho cxpclioncy nnd eonstltu ti0nnllty OF Atnend-
lug th0 Election 1aws 80 ia tn nuke d prl,utlcn1
implication OF their requirements to voting at
primary meetings. was ndoptod By d unanimous
vpte. Tho New York Times ind lilo newspapers
Of the Stuto gancrnlly, without distinction Of
pnrty. heurtily approve tho suggestion. It Is
wclt.known fact, rs tho Times says, TINT III New
York City tho prfmnry action ol tho Republicans
Is tAken by n number Ut ASSOCIATIONS whose
membership constitutes less ttlun ot,e-tcnth Ut
tho votors Of tho party. Other aIusos alnlust as
Migrant prevail liz other pnrts Of tho State, aud
JUDGED throughout tho United States. ny
securing some system OF registration which
would guarantee party men ai1d MI othors tho
right to vote at primaries tue cvits complained
ol would 10, to Il Kreat extent ut least done away
with. 1t Is believed tlnt yuters might DO ILL
ducod 10 conn ont ut primaries IL thoy wcro ns-
sured that tlleir honest bul.ots would not 10
uvarslauxhol By those of pursons not entitled to
VOfn.
, 1881-01-20

CoFFEE from Ce,ltrat America, IT. Is prol1l-
lsed, will bu 0no of The first fruits OF IL liberal
commercial policy nnh t,ew rllIways prnctrnt.
'ng TINT section. Tho Cehtrai Americana eihint
greater 't0.luetIycncss for tho cuttcc plant with
them thau Is tho cnso with tho ].rnz[iinn p1nnt.
crs. Two pounds IL tho tree II said tU bo tito
ordinary Yell III Central Amertrn onu pound II,
lsrnzIt, und hnif.pnllnd In CeyEon. IN oo,n-
muncatlun to tho San Fntncfsco Merchant. Atr.
cn!eb r. Fay gives tho appended table Of our
yearly purchases Of trop!cnl productions. which
coull bc exported by tho Central Amurleun H.
, 1881-01-20

VIC WooprtuLL. who Is now in I4oNdun,
aaya It Is A!l q cruel calumny. sho ncvur be-
lteved In free love. sonle Of hor suborlnatos
wrote up tho subject III hor paper when she was
awny on lccturlng tours; but, bless her nnocgnt
heart, sho lldn't understand Whnt they lncAnt.
10 shp writes to tho Court Journal. It IL under.
stood that Vlctorla had a pond ctlnnco to marry,
but tho innteu wAs broken OH lecnuRp Of SONIC
rutno ~ Of her curly cscapudcs. Ilcuce thoao
tenss. In the unltrd States thu impression has
bocn TINT tho worst things Victoria Woodruff
did were by no tucana III her pnpor,
, 1881-01-20

Plat, tho ntw Senator frnn Nbw York,
!s not ta!ker. 1tiBnot known tint hc opened
hts mouth for speech during h!s two tcrn,s In
tho House. air. Fnsr, Of NayRdn, Ia nlso sllent
!" "worker." 10 aso Sir, Oliver, tho cn1eus noMi-
t,cn from Pennsylvania, and Mr. Cameron, tho
present Scnntor. atr. gAwyor. Of Wisconsin, Is
not nh 0rator by uny n,cuns' though att efficient
committeeman. On tho other hand. Messrs.
Ilalo and Frye OF Ainlne, Hnwtcy of Connectt-
cut, and C0nKer Of Michigan arc forcbo and
effective speakers.
, 1881-01-20

TIE GRITTY !ca-.lenlsrs OF Sun Framlsco
bRr8 trick that docs hanor to tho trade. TAey
annually buy NJ tho crop Ut an Alaska Ice COM
pauy to tho ansouNt Of 1000 tons. which IL lnft
70 melt whore 1t Is cnt, wbIlo Sau F1unosco anl
California; arc serycd With teo artitleiul!y ,nulo
At An exurkItnnt urIco.
, 1881-01-20

Tl1E growth OF cllies ut the expense OF the
country generally In tho United 6tntos haB been
becoming moro 1naskad durlnx the wholo OF tho
Inst li1y yours. III 1e:io our total urban popula~
ton was only ab0nt hc-s!xteanth OF tho whote.
III }ba0 tt lad 0Fown to 10 ollo-piHhth. In la70
1t WAs ono-t}fths aud In 1880, out OF uhout t,fty
millions Ut tuhRltants, luorc thai, cloyeu and q
hQ!t u.tl.p1,s lived III tina cities.
, 1881-01-20

Ex.I1EuT.-{ldv. HnUMAN: Tie Chicago
ENNllt J,tFisat anl nol,lly 'ronuec tcsi With It
Ia cn!ldidMto for uny oilios below PRESIDENT ot
tho United Stutvs.-I0ur,II
Uut PresnIer ot tho Ktlchpn Cabtuet Is tho
pnwor. bahinl the thronu, Rreater than tho
throtp itself. Think OF that, and reconsider
your raAh Fesolye.
, 1881-01-20
WHITING on TAXATION on MORTGAGES

Father Whiting, tile venerable Senator
from Bureau County, has ,lut]u Ills au1iunl
attempt to reettfy tie Revenue Inv Of thty
Stnte. Fur liisuy years he l,as been tho most
persistent 81 6ur lcEisatorts In the cndcav,;o;r j.;
to l,ay0 Ii tax placed on Intangible credits,
md tho taxation OF mortgages has always
been T. hobby With that school OF ttlosofcrs.
Since the actlot1 pf tho Keurucy!tes and Com
munists In California t]lo policy CONCERNING.
tho taxation Of n,ortgagcs has bec,,.mosltieJ.
At present tho, uortgagctl land and tl,o
mortgage itself arc alike subject to taxation
IN this State, though practically there ,s no
Tux COLLECTED ol1 the mortgages. Senator
Whiting ut last recognizes tint to tax tho
Inntl and ntgo tlia mortgage thereon Ia lunli.
cato taxnttol,. nul In lila bin of th,s
session he declares TINT n mortpuro
or other lien upon rcal estate sl,nIl ba
deemed, for tho uuruoscs of taxntlon. INN
interest In the. uro,,crtyn nr,l ti,e holder NJ
suc], mort rapc !, ,oInt ownerl lin ,neroYoyo
proyides tint tbo" holder ~ Tim fee ,nnv c,oim
II deduction In tin nsspss,ncnt IN t,,o nmo,,nt
Of tia luc,,pbt,,ncc. nnd rcnort tn tl,e AZ.
srssor TIM ramc:of thu nwner NJ tha .,uc,n,.
brnucc. and lin Assassor ahn1, neapsa tho
ownvr of Liza ,o,ul md tl,e owners of tho II.
cuubrances or Iirns M ,,fnr No ,,,nv In tn thc
yaiuo Of tho Interest NJ cnch rhc whnln INV Inv
shall bo llun m tho promrtv nnI II thc M
tovor tho mortcora In ,nil h., t,,,, ,,ort uo1,r
fhon for s,,cl rovmnut In shnl1 ,'o nut,t,ad ~
a crc,,tt NJ, tho ,r,,,ol,,ot ~ ti'o ,1nht ~
mn, .i,ia ~ ~, ~, :, ,t.',.
, 1881-01-20

Tue fact t1at TUG. Hon. F. ". Keycs fatlel
u receive tho nomination last night vi tho Re-
publican caualdatg for unltcd stYtcs senator
feout Wisconsin, }hust not bo taken ~ IN pyt.
d,aoe Of that geHs'eman's unpopulartty or IN.
W.sthfAesa. MEq Napoleon At Waterloo, Mr.
Keyot bud to auccuMb to superior numbers bis
opponeut, BIZ. Sawyer, aopx in charge Of tho
aeRrlest battalIons. The support that AT,
Koyoa received two years ago when 4 candidate
against 4. Oi Howe and Mats. Il. Carpenter, both
, 1881-01-20
PERSONALS.

Wade Hampton tas Just purchased a new
artificial TX. Hs addrass II at!il Columbia. 4. G,
A Adispatca from Erie, Fa., says that Col.
Robert @. 1uRersall broke d0wnat tho funeral ut
bis sister uu Saturday, and could nut deliver tho
, 1881-01-20
TRIBUNE nislANC1I OFFICES.

'rpr CHICAGO T11nuSH has established brnnch
Offices for tho recoipt OIL subtcripos mud advcrsa-
Encnts rs foll0ws.
NEW YoilK-lloom 70 Tribune Building. FIT. Nc.
FApnEy. Manager
GLASGOW, Bcottsnd-All4n's American News
Agency, 81 NenAell-st. =
LONDON, EnR,-Amcrlean Exchange, ttg Strand.
HESnY F. GILf11, ApeuA
WASHINGTON. D. C.-13la r strtet
, 1881-01-20

The centre Of population has moved little
Ront4 ~ will ~ wrst IN tho last dec.lIe, It
was tcn ycurs ago near tho City of Columbus, o.
1t IL now just over tho Indiana burden OH u oee-
tina drawn between CIucIuuatk ulIu indianapolis.
, 1881-01-20

THE following tnbfp shows the population
Of a number Ut Stutcs anu Territories as mule
mud fcmale, nutlve and foreign:
, 1881-01-20

A sAcnrSE'ohaAN clAlning to be ,,ews-
puper printed III this utty bud turgIl screod
yesterday "Abont Ho!ters." It sald;
Ths business nt 4ulttnE hAs lsecomo tho great
and growing eyll which threatens thu tsIntugr1l.
ton OF this Aepubeean party. Nun Rn Into
conventions 1lld Ca,luuse3 Ut that party fully
FesulVe1, lf shpy do not win. to bolt. Vhpy did
II IN tho Stlt6 Conventions lust suntilurt thVy did
1t In thu National Convention In Juno; tityy
aru dopK'lt III senatorial cuNtcsta thls WIutur
Ut euHjEp tlserp !s llu Inv, except thu uno rulu
governing hOtlnrAbfb men. tu cui,peI tho ecgept.
ancu Vt decision Ut tho maturity.
Th6 tnnchlte oFgan dous not specisy tho State
Conventions 1t rofcrs to. TheFo hns bccn ut bolt
III asy Norshorn Republican, btAto Cunvyntiun
thLs, ycat Therq was u built IN tho Louls,n,ia
'Aopph!tcAu Convention lust spring, but tho lnu-
chIne organ supported and applauIed 1t. There
wasf also nh unproyuke4 md Indetcnslblc bolt
from TITO cot'k County Convention he3d IN Far
we'll T3hlt laat Mny, but tho machine organ d..
clared that nlso 10 DO nh net Ut tho purcst and
must oxaIsod patriotism. There was no bolt
fgulu the Illinois Btate Convention OF tho ltepub.
llcau party, nor from the Nationai uunveitiou,
except ot'n few delegates who were "bolted u
out ny tho ConlnIttco on Gre lentiula, Tho mas
ohfHV organ hRa mlxod it, facts Rnd hxures.
It recal!s tho famlliar aduge tlat " 1t ,auxns u
heap Ut a!Eereuco whoae px ia Korcd."
, 1881-01-20

They call the i,ew Senator froM Connuctl-
cut tlAIluut J0 liawloy" because ha IL tho only
nlan III public life anI tho aFst u.uu In tho Stalu
VIM aaltsted " ~ hIsh psiyute In tho front
rank" aud caup put h1ajor. General.
, 1881-01-20

THE Democrats lsavn one plnlu motive to
kcep tho membership Of tho Ituusc u,idur the
new npportonmcnt us low ns possible. In pro-
portion as tho membership IS Increased tho Nc,-
rcsentative llvtsor Is diminished. nul the lnrxc
States gain relatively to tho Email states. The
North hns the four largest Htatcs In the Unian;
hence It would derive considerable advantage
from Glg I1ouRo, The workings Of tho rulo
snay 10 seen pfnufy in such atates us New York
aud Illinois on tho orc hnul, and South Carultin
aio ArklhsAs on tue other. Taking round
numbers for tho sakc of conyon!encc: Suppose
tho population Ut New York to 1,e s 6000, ,0O0 Of
llllno!s, 100000; Of south Curoilna, 1,ooo, ,oN;
aud of Arkansas, ao0oo0. II tue Representative
dlyfsor s1ioutt bo 1f1000 las It would 10 lleurly
on thu bas!a Of 2a3 mcmbers, Now York wuula
hnvc thirty p.emIcrs tonu on a fraution},
Illinois eighteen members, South Curollnu
ak tnot,bera sncarly), and Arkansas two
1netubors tons en 4 fraction}. II, now, tho
membership ahou9 b1 Increased, nni tho
Observation-Disclosures OK, which would 10 about
tho trae figure. New York would huvu thirty
three inctntors ii galn ot thrceh Illinois twenty IL
gam Of one)f South Car,lna ak ltho SUNG ~
bcforo}. ind Arkanaus only i've, US before. Tho
two Northern Stntcs would thus qun four, aud
tho two bouthcrn atntca none. Tho full effect
or chdHxihg TIM rAtio III giving preponiuyn,leu
10 tho larger States mny bo gpcn from tho fAct
thnt OH Mr. Cox's plan u 0Ql mombcrs tho
Southern States will }l1ve SIX Of tho new scnts
anu tho North only two, whllc III uo,iso Ut k..5,
tho North would yet seventeen Of tho thirsy-two
now meinbcrs anl tho South only hftoen. Tho
diminishing Of tho ratlo by 1905 u1akcs Rrcat
difference tn tho quuttent whon tho dividend Ia u
large as In tho case OF Now Yurk, hut dues not
affect In tho katno degree smalar dividend
such as thai presented by South Cnsul,s,a or Ar
kansas. III tae ono e9so tho difference Of .0.o00
occurring 10 eash Of Thirty districts Hlvoa tho
Btato an nqdttiondl population of Goo.000 to 10
roprcsentc4' while, IN tho ottor, being multi
piled by oltly nvo aaa slf respectively. 1t pro.
u,ccs M TilIltionnl representative population
pt nuiy l0o, ,00o aud ls0G respectively.
, 1881-01-20
Glre @tfbat,te.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

nr nAne-rs AnvAvcE-a'osr FACE rna:rArp.
Ijay ctitton ORC Ytas. 200
IatiA otn 1nAr. per month. :s....t.,s .0G
DAILY and sunday. UnH yGtr 24+tN
1nesany. Ihurr!hy and Saturday. per reay.. t!'01
Monsay. Nedne.an}. md Frlhay. per year.. M'@e0 ~
hnntny+ 1ts-snRo eilto. por 5snr *.OV
WEEKLY EDiT1US--pO91rAlH
Pas cop{ pcr 5o1f.... 'nS ~
1lub OF Hse.a
Twenty. .ono copies. &o'oo
Specimen copes font fsee ...
Girn rustOElicn address In full. Including County
ard 9tato, ,
Non,!ttances mh~ he nado either by draft, evpsost
Iost-un'ca orc or In registered lettcF, ~ OUT risk
70 cry sUnsCnIuEl9.
rai1ydcltvcrcd, Sunday excepted, xS cents week.
uatlr delivered, Bunday Included 40 cenA cr wcok.
Audrcss TIE Tribune CoMrASY.
Corner Madison nnd ueathorn.sts.. ch!easo.lll.
, 1881-01-20

Hnver1y'e Thentre.
penrburn alreat, corner Of Monroe. Alnsttc1 en-
tcftAtnuenk
, 1881-01-20

Academy Of Muslc.
1laletcd 1treet, near MADISON. West Side. En7aaa.
nent Ut ME. Joseph Proctor. "Sick Of tho WuodA."
, 1881-01-20

CEYHF1H 'EHchtFNs
C1ntk street, betwecn Lake and Rnndolnh. Enrau
mcnt Of tho H5do i Uohman Comedy Compau
"studo1n'z Pfcnsc."
, 1881-01-20

Exposttton Hu1llng,
Lake front. opposite Adnrns street. Whn1e oxIt-
billion from q. n. 10 10 p. N,
, 1881-01-20


Madison street. tetwran StAtD and Dearborn
EnxaRenant Of at1le. sarat E,ernhardt.' "noEnnut"
, 1881-01-20
Grand Olttrn-II1ut


Clark strcot. opposit now Court-1louse. EnanEe
con Crapkatt"
, 1881-01-20

Han1ey's Thentre.
Randolph street, between Clark md LII salle. Ell
1aEensent Of Nco'a Hl1ou Dpern Company. "Tlt
spectse Knight" ana "Chnr!sy f1cg,ns al Homo"
, 1881-01-20

serve for tho redemption OF Rrccnbncks for
such u condition would be instantly fatnl to
resumption.
Tho fifth section Is intended TO cocrco the
National banks Into n subscription for s
per cent loatl which the Government sl,n!l
have the privilege Of redeeming ut tho end
OF five years. TO DO this, It IL proposed that
slonU but tho llow . per cent bonds shall bu
receivable OIL deposit Us security for cIrcula~
tEon utter May |, al.4 that interest on nil
bonds now on deposit shall CEASE upon call
Of tho Government utter they becolnv pay-
able. There aro aiso penalties IN case of any
refusal OIL tho part Of tho bnnks to nuke such
exchange within thirty days utter notice. The
chief re,fanco upol, the proposed coercion OF
tllo banks, however, Is Il, the repeal OF tho
section which authorizes every NatIUnal
bank to reduce Its circulating notes to
S45,0 nna the restoration OF tho old sections
which requlrul banks 10 Keep one-tl,Irl Ut
tlo!r cupttnl Oil deposit NJ security fur their
circulation, Th!s netlon will destroy cum
plotcly the theory mil Intention OF what
was known ~ tho "Free DnnkIng Law"
which WIS Designed 10 enabla the bMnks to
contract within reasonable limlt, Or to ex-
panl without lIlnil, tielr circulation IN re-
sponse TO tho business demands of tho co,,,l.
try upon proper security. But this coercye
,ncaaure may iatl; for Soc. &, 100 OF the IT,
y!scd Statutes, which 1t Is proposed to re-
enact, not merely requires TINT tho banks
shall keep one'thlrd OF their cap!tal OIL de.
posIt with tho Treasury III tho bl1ape Of
United States bonus, but also proyldes'tt,
aliy banking association "which ,,@hny dcaIro
, 1881-05-13

rOilE1lN.

EORT1GN. ..
I1yEnroo1, May f9-ll:N o. n,.-FLoUtt-No. !, lls'
E0.I u.
observation-disclosures. No. !. Ds 4ds No. 2 Vs'
spring. No. l. Iss No Is t; whtto. No. 10 VI: No.
asa iUi, e!nb. No. l. IL 44i No. h Is 3D. Curi1-Sows
ball old. hs GHh.
TItovtsIOSH-f'urk. 77s. Lard, 5ss. ....
l.lvEttrOuf. Mny i2.-1.ard dull at ID. Chces1-
American ntenAy Mt 1os. TuTpcn,Ino sp!r!ts-sscady
nt fssi tin ut l.o,,tiun. steAdy lib %.
LlvEHVunt. May ll.-CUrruS-ateady NJ 59tte'
t1.lti; sales, l0hn EJalos. speculation and expofts
lltU, AtngtLstr 8.Gfl
l'l.1vlsloSs-Doo:-p tncss, Ss IL. Lard
American, Lis.
CNEgsE--flng American. ss. ,-
l.1SruS, MnY l:.-l'ETtto1.EuM-Sprtts. hAGe74a
rohmcst. G51a.
KEslS-Con1lnor,+ 81 I'd.
Tt.ItPESrlSE-Hprlts, IDS.
hSrwEi,i'. alay u.-tEritnEEvN.laH:
To following received by tho Chlcngo l'aard
Of Trade:
t.lvEnpt.0t sny l1Whoat ttulii rod winter. - b.
Mi xrlE, n 81; No. llI, ~ lii. C1rIl dull at b. H..
t,Arlus Mt WIteut md Curl t!t!!l a!!u nsRintt-
I'd. rU arrlvr-Wllept ind Eurn dull hta neKlt9tgI'
osk r; la!,l : and T. :2*.r nt a. Z. G;i
r1ltiur dull ,ss. etf rHr 9nd Is 1slter II 80 Ca.
Lt,4Iltry tIAtk etH dull cnth1r In EaHlhnu slttt
I4uN,0S. May R-l.irEupot',,,Nn ncat llncsavc.
Eue* yyry tiS i''4usry; t1ansEy
Woaih0r III En4lu,ld iuu pArIA-Whoat al'd hous
hftu.
, 1881-05-13
l'1ItI.Al}EI4l'IlIA.

,g1t1apx1r1JJA, May yFl-FLouN-slaatIY fur gaod
xnr!uu Mi,u winter families; patents an! 4nd wenkt
Wvs,ur,t u4tras. El15sa%st MlnnasutA axsras. Saib
III; t!,Io uxlFs. cIalce II Is' taney tlo y 4'ous.
a.,ul tL.j; Ninno4lu ptunt ptucaas' tiAs7'1i wtAt
lur ,atonls, t1thtlM My1 auur pAtsl3 &.d
t;itA1N-Wl.eAt af,n; NJ. sud esosatAr, tlSs' .e7
jogtod Ut. tfack, slltt No. rs. s1a1, h49t.
Juaa, al.sultsl.as4, July, sL!64t! Corn u xooa
i1Aci juno, t,I+ss,soi july. t}ats u Euttd
leauMdt No. Mhttu, 4axsII; NJ, Ao alska'e W0eas
tac. ,,,,., =, ,,x ,,.
&.a.M tslAu ulqs4 poEk tl1.7atlaN ASls* s*'eaaoAsoa
, 1881-05-13
RAISING SuEAR-CANE,

Bp+etat llt.pafea IL 7a* Caseaso 1rtou"s
B0urH KtQsa, ILL.,, May il.-Aal. Aasca!1n slo-
IWwull was hero II tuw aays ayu interviewing
our far,uots with rcsari to raislus Amber
sugar. callo this season, fur his South Elx'h
suc,ury. !lo says that ~ inade suaS'vat w.,
ess,1iis,x full " tho south Elgl,. sorYhum'sugur
Works,
, 1881-05-13

sluss3m lArd-lrsme atcntN. tll.U1 keltlo, eIl.hNb
11.7h ,
n: srEm. .-FnneT scarce and asn'; "tanrs dat;
CHEE*s:. firIn. light aupu'y, croamosy 128c; fa!F
to RsJnH. lttftt19h.
itxcKirrs-tmur, hD brlss wheat, s.,o1o bu, cotn.
{lAY Init 1nts, tda0 bu. n,,,
, 1881-05-13

MltwSpKEE. Wis, Mny la-Fi.oUas-i'ufl.
f;uA,y--,Nhcht closed trr1; M. ut aio!i afa5.
tlt. iuuc, tlUs, july. sluE&. August. ssn4c, No. !
at 2,c Corn nnctIva, NJ. Ut l:f1. Oats talls M
Mt :s11c. Ivy strunKof md liiHhsri No. NJ e1'l.
VuflpY iis.sl;' No. i atsrlaR. Vic. ~ a., .
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .Meas p2rkM pM r. tlita eash'
Junv, aEd July. l.aEl. *lqh1 cAsh3 slAa 1u!y'
iItijS-istNNrt klYl 45h. - =. ~, ,. ..
HCUEttrB-Fiout, 6,0lJ brtss whoaA sl,on bu' on1s'
stlinTMsxrs-Whaat, ltoD bu, coru. 3!'op hut oats,
3IaSl tu.
, 1881-05-13

CLEyEIASp, D., May M-rETnoiEuh-F!f1at
Etn;I..uyd wh!to IN tsss, 1fc.
IIrrBurnu, May H.-rKTRuAEuM-Quteti United
certificates steaAy ~ 60e roAuu. 1c Philadelphia
"TEriaytttx, Ia, May ta-rHTtul. ul.xuM-tlpcnu
at SDsai lbiKl9st b!faI lowest ssc: Ci9s9a ~ atss
bhtpalun4, %!,1lt brIs oaAr1eTs. 0A1S pF'st 8aa''
UktW bIls.
, 1881-05-13

lSn1ANAp0Llx, May t3-uNAis-Whcat ssoady
tlUa.Sst!a Corn stoadY as A1sGso. oaa weak a'
S11ita1Sjl&p,
, 1881-05-13

Tho Cincinnati Stur edlturlaily says: St.
jacobs Vi! Ii bon,n VI ittcu u!culable value "
rheumatic Martyrs ull ofer tho W0rlu.
, 1881-05-13

NEw YonK, May ia-Iobb!A7 trauo moderately
pctyc, but business continues tishs With ouMnssts'n
Apusos an importers, etun HoaAs In n,otlsFnt" ~.
n,and, pnd leading tnakoA ateaayi pf|hts aha
tuvtia nulet In tIrst hadl, but tnlry active Will
iVpl,vFs; Ntn9hAlta aGtixai huaFy Mool0ns uusS
suuyht 4uF ny elOtlltars.
, 1881-05-13
OTHER INJURIOUS
SUBSTANCE
I'm IT'S
= COMPOSITION.

The use Of fROPIC- FRUIT
LAXATIVE is indicated in all
cases where 4 purgativc, cathartic,
or apericnt medicine is required;
and while it produces the same re-
suit as the agents named, no dis
agreeable, weakening, or distressing
effects $50 common with other rem
cdics) attend its use.
Taosic.FHr1r LAXATIVE has The unanimous s'i1'
nort of a,i who have given /, A SINGLE TRIAL.
and highly comtnena,ory rtpors being constantly
received rpm eminent physician. and chemists. Het':
jral and scientific Journals the clergy md press, ana
from tthes high standard knMEces.
, 1881-05-13

NEW o,J,EANs, MAY yiA-CuTToS-Qulot, ntddl!hK.
lo}tv, low saIddl.ay, Y1Is g..od uFAlHAry, sol not
rueulpls lsl7 baoa; gruss. tid sapot!s c3ntIn1nts
dibJ; pVasIM1N 1,EAt =alea. a,aui ktuck, tp9,AM
, 1881-05-13

CATrLt-liio7' wasA furtltor siglt !flcrUnaa III
tho nreipts md tho n Of thu nRrAot for shipping
export enstu crntlMuc hHKsy, but ttese WIS III.
further ,nalrtul s,ftentHg Of prices. Tho tery u'ft
'tau of tr'de Mt sEa Ea<t 1nne shippers tnd ni't1
tls5 In thu day tileru strU. eiFurt tu kot tllo
ritrt tnw1l ns,pssiGr lntcl. hit hura tn2ht tito
asierctiau NJ llu rtuv!uus lwn sAys wns a.h'ut ~
laGch 1t rIicatst,M NJ ttl0y WuEe Warranted ~
rtkinx md t'cy Euncrnliy s0tAsusi 10 Hirs way,
Tosari thu nl!dIt Of tho tnrGHhnsl trato hid Ut
lined fa;r drsgaa oE ncl.vIty, na bya or'oek-tllo
heuT *hrl shippers lt thu mlskat-tnost nf tho cat
tie had bum wr.le, prlees ranging, A''ut tho salno
II tn " WrdnnsIay. linscners' and cannors slut. as
sutEe pEucs'la9 DAYS "f tho wutk wis III o lre rn-
eus' and. being III Hight nupalyt Bnhi sttGn1. The
eIe class n s.prt rttle Als sd vol! VI ~ II rsDer
faae*, but :t mn! thin inss waru tsart to nlur0 Bfell
1ste'i':i'n frlr. N l,ln9a urlcus ut HislE, CIHl-
kan ta'Ees Hist. went IT lnwtsr rnttH. rrlAHu WIS ut
l9etttrr Fl,l.t. nf tilkt m ih1lAtl tho HrGAt Iii liz
hitae lt.hrf waH In ut $hss4 lii fur nr tn E..tI!
sa.Arss fRKA fksaLtl for stt'e.nrs. und nj thlal
t'Na'-I fnr feais, n.lA Ut *1LWblfM pss llenA fHr
MIt,ol II extra stnck CAVES. Tllo seuTd! nArk1s
Gosltd weak.
sN'nTATihSss
Eitta l'erScs-s:errs weighing i.agn lhA md
lt.r i1;,... ~ bAH'o
,s;f, ss-ss isi IL Iii It's ............ t. 7uets!1
w iasissfrt issfrt Nnll-iAttehetl stu1rs. WetEIl- ,.,
=. @ @ . Aao1sxs
namast* s"'k I',ur Il, ta'nlis,,,I. sryrs md
rnih' "1"n y r!lI'r rn~s 1ur city slaughter,
49, 3bsl Ito
tuls 4nd raswa
'A1-I4f IN lbs. Hthk,.ji k1
, 1881-05-13
l3UlrFAJ4O4

ut,ypALn. Nny H-GHAlS-Whsnt inactive, torn
ouul and steady, salcs nD bu old M. lxv' WGst"
rrt. nt tl1o; u cAra nxs4 Wastus OH tFaok ut Slc
Uai4 Hrut cur Hu+ 11txBd ~ wv.
, 1881-05-13

oswroo, May la-tisAfH--Whsat nou!nally un'
chnuxyd. Cosa stoudy, Wsatetn mlxod. b1o
, 1881-05-13

pEo11A, ILL.,, May 12.-tirAiS-corn trMt hlsh.
n.xcd 4yo mixed, .9t{c. Oats qu!ct ni,d oaSYi Nu3
white, ;sYtct4Uc ilyu nrHs No. T. sl.si.
G,twIHEs-UnchangGd At tt.N.
nErit,rT1-Whcat .a,su nu; corn, ESQ but outs.
l.skl bu: rya, III tls; bnre{ nnne.
S1ltIMESTH--W hcnt, hD htt. clrt, 3l3Q ouf Vats.
3id71 bu; ryG, AQ but barley, lsaU bu.
, 1881-05-13
TOLEDO.

To1Epu, o., May l9.-ull*1S-Whcat qn1ots No. !"
rcd Wntsas sput, stl;}{; june sl.l24; July H. w;
year t.u.yf M. ruA Wabasi.. slIt&; rejected kE'
c,,rn 1uIut, hlnh m!xot. 4iafu No. =, spot. 4,fci
s,my 4,4c, lnly, A4o, No white: s9Ac' r. MrelcsgI' g
!sHs: S ts a: ss.asiea aast SS 4 s''' c "''
HFrEMx0IS CALs- -Whcat-S9 ! ~ sn.. tiisA; ,3;
JUL. .tl9A uskcd, slosK ehts August si'u'7h' 1he
WEcsissTs- Wheat aaoo blu, corn. 5.4on> ou oats.
tut hu. ,, - Many, I'M,
oats, 1Y,uu bu
, 1881-05-13
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