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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-08-06

MARRIED.-On Sunday July 81,
1881, at st. Michaels Catholic Church,
by Rev. V. F. Schmitt, Mr.. SEBASTIAN
WINNER and Miss MARY ENTLER,
both of Froatburg.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-08-06

The succulent peach has made its
appearance On the green grocers'
counters. Judging from its verdant
appearance we are led to believe that
it was pulled "too previous"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-08-06

FRosTBURG INDUSTRIES Western
Maryirnd Iron Works.-one OF the
most prominent industries of this place
anG at tn, same time one that has
riyen employment to large number
of men since it was started, is that Of
the Western Maryland Iron Works,
R. G. Paul, proprietor.
The owner of these works was born
in Patterson, N. j., but at an early
age his father, Alexander Paul, took
him to Baltimore, with whom, after
receiving an education, he learned
the trade of machinist.
Mr.. R. G. Paul removed to this
town and started the Western Mary.
land Iron Works in 1868, on its pres
ent site in Beall's addition near the
gas works.
The shops are l00xl50 feet, and
contains everything necessary for the
successful prosecution of the business.
On the east side are the moulding and
machine departments, while the space
on the west is devoted to the planning
machines, &c.
In the machine shop are the latest
and most improved lathes, wood and
iron planners, drill press, nut and bolt
cutters, &c. Also a complete appar.
tus for blacksmithlng.
Since their inception these Works
have TUNED out some very large jobs,
notably the mammoth tank, 81 feet
in diameter by II deep, now in use
by tho gas company. Mr.. Paul also
furnished the stationery engine of rs
horsepower for Messra. Michael &
Grifiths, besides supplying those Of
lesser power to parties in Mey ersdale,
Salisbury, Lonacon'ng, Barton, Pied
mont, Westernport and other places.
A number of warehouses and other
machinery for the mines in this Sec
ton have been made by this gentle
man. He also makes a specially Of
boiler and stationary work, gas, water
and steam fitting and plumbing. The
work that has been turned out of these
shops compares favorably with that
from the machine shops of the larger
cities.
Mr.. Paul is the inventor and sole
manufacturer of Paul's Radiator for
heating churches halls, public build
ines, private dwellings,, &c., and Is
daily receiving orders for them.
About ten men are now employed
at these Works preparing and getting
ready large engine to be used on
the premises. The business has in
creased to such an extent that it was
found absolutely necessary to have
larger engine than the one now in
use to drive the ponderous machinery.
Our next article under this head
will be on A. j. Wilson's Steam Saw
and Planning Mill.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-08-06

TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE
The following transfers of real estate
have been recorded during the week {;
A. ]. Wilson and wife to Francis
NJ. Larue, lot 8, block Is, Beall's
first addition to Frostburg, 1926.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-08-06

FRosTBURa has more deaths from
old age than any other city of its size
in the United States. This speaks
we'll for the health of our citizens.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-08-06

A CORRESPONDENT of the Cumber-
land Times has been up among the
sulphur slavk-pi!es of the Clearheld
region, and like "novice" Of mature
Judgment, as he evidently is, tells a
great deal of truth in few words:
Before proceeding to note anything in
regard to Altoona your correspondent
would like to say something IN regard to
the Clearfi field coal region. That brings to
mind tnat the Tyrone and osceola papers
are going for our mine inspector, MIR.
Brown. l made an examination OF the
mines in this region and the coal in my
Judgment is of an inferior quality. What
mean by this, it will not stand any test
with our big vein and is not up even to
our small vein. The veins, or "seams" as
they call them in the Clearfield region,
IRE small, those worked generally being
the foul and seven to nine feet veins, and
has the appearance of what as novice
would desi gnate as "shale coal" below the
loamy formation. Tho "dips" and geolog-
ical formation is vastly different from the
Cumberland region.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-08-06

A COMFORTABLE addition has been
made to the residence of Chris. Lehr,
ESQ, at the head of Frost avenue,
n the shape of large kitchen.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-08-06

The Scottdals (Pa.) Record speaks
of the JOURNAL as a first class
paper" Thanks.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-08-06

SEVEN of the fifty-fve names sent
in as members of Fraternity Council,
No. $50, American Legion of Honor,
of this place, were rejected, leaving
an accepted force offorty- eight work.
ing members. The council starts off
with promising future.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-08-06

The private school recently held in
the basement of st. Michasls Catholic
Church closed last Friday. The
teacher, Miss. B. Ellen MoCafrey, pro-
poses spending her vacation among
friends down the creek.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-08-06

SINKING DoWN.-Abou 6:45 Tues
day morning Mr.. Arthur Blker, su-
pe.intendent of the Savage Mountain
Fire blick works, discovered crack
IN tie ground at the northern end OF
the Bowery bridge running nearly
parallel with the street on the east
SIDE. He studied over the phenome,
non briefly and went on to his work
While in the byi3k works Few min.
utos later he felt the solid floor gently
giving way; heard a slight cracking
noise from building near by, and a
rumble az of thunder afar off. An
investigation followed, the G. & P.
railway tracks being selected as NEST
likely showing the trouble. 1t was
seen at a 6 ance that tie roadbed had
sunk several inches beginning at the
bridge and ending at the lower end
Of the brickyari, and again a few feet
distant until short distance beyond
the gas works.
A survey of the neighboring grounds
indicates depression of several acres
covered by the brick-yard, R. @. Paul's
iron works, Wilson's lumber works,
portion of johnson Bros lumber yard
and part of the gas company's prop
erty, to depth ranging between
eight and fifteen inches.
The cause is Of course found in the
giving way Of abandoned mine work
ings, and the present instance is sup
posed to be continuation of the sur
faca settling noted in these columns
last winter, when the east.end inhab
itants along the National Pike fell
several inches below the normal level
The depression may still go on al
inch or two, but there is little or &c
ground for serious alarm. Machinery
and smoks-stacks may be thrown tout
of plumb houses may be cracked
and wells and springs destroyed, but
these are net irremediable damages
The water in Mr.. Wilson's steam
tank disappeared shortly after til,
surface was down.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-08-06

KILLED BY LIGHTNING.-Mora T.
Burke, aged l6 years, son Of Levi
Burke, of Keyser, W. Va, was struck
by lightning and instantly killed
last Friday evening in Cumberland
whittier he had gone to attend the
circus.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-08-06

CURIos1T1Es.-A money-order Of
flee at Houtzdale.
"Living freigkt" -Clearfeld peo.
pie; and the deadest kind Of dead
freight is Clearfeld coal.
Houtzdale attention has been d.
verified from Clearfeld coal to ram
pant snake story. The Rereihe is
prejudiced against lying in the snake
department of Houtzdale production.
The Revcille advises against eating
green truck, 1t is inferred that pep
pie have been known to suffer great
pain from eating truck of that color.
What such folks really want is stuff
of a yellow, red, or blue complexion,
or, what is still better, "a combina-
ton and form indeed" of assorted
colors, such as "spring chickens, ber-
ries, apples, potatoes, butter, eggs, .
etc., put down at Osceola as a sure
cure for subscription delinquencies.
A railroad drawback" which pre-.
vents the drainage Of Houtzdale."
Give us another rest.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-08-06
FrOstburg, August @, 1881.

TIE City Council meets next Mon
day evening.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-08-06

ACCIDENT ON PEKIN PLANE.-Last
Tuesday Charles Baker, aged IA, and
a son of Jonathan Baker, of Pekin,
had HE collar bone discolated and
his leg broken in two places by
falling between two mine cars ON the
plane of the Atlantic & Georges
Creek Company mine at the above
place.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-08-06

MANY subscriptions will expire on
the 2lst. Will be glad to have all
renew in the good old way.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-08-06

IT is to the peoples advantage to buy
Hardware ut the Hardware store.
FRANK G BEALL,
"The" Hardware Man.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-08-06
New Business Locals.

IT will amaze you to find how very
cheap Whips. HOrse-CCllars and
Hames Gun be bought at
FRANK G. BEALL's
"The" Collar and Whip Man.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-08-06

EcKHART ITEMS. Mr.. Michael
Rourke is preparing to have dwell
ling house erected for himself.
The frame work of Mr.. William
Mcmillan store house will be up next
week.
Eckhart mine continues to work
full time.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-08-06

Buy Weed and WilIOwware
where you can have the largest selection.
FRANK G. BEALL,
s'The" Wood and Wlllowware Man.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-08-06
New Advertisements.
Examination of Teachers

OFFICE BOARD SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS ]
OF AL:EGANY COUNTY, MD,
CUMBERLAND, July 90, 1881. J
A N examination of teachers will be held
~ in the Union Street School Building.
AUGUST 10Th and 18th,
beginning each day at 0 a. m.
j. w. s. COCHRANE,
Aug Git Examiner.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-08-06

THE gas company are having ditch
es dug along Bowery preparatory to
laying mains for the purpose Of
furnishing more light to that section
of town.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-08-06

The re cent fair held by the ladies
of Eekhart was complete financial
success.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-08-06

The Tabernacle meetings of the
cclored folks in Cumberland Sunday
were well attended by our sable
citizens.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-08-06

BETTER THAN EyER.-Those who
have doubted that Hendley's Clock
is superior to Wegman's are re-
quested to take back seat. The
Scottdale (Pa.) Record says:
The Cumberland clock was not on ex-
hibitlon last night, owing to the fact that
it was the regular evening for prayer
meeting.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-08-06

HE re cent Ialr nelu ny tne laule
of Eekhart was a complete fnancia
success.
The Tabernacle meetings of th,
cclored folks in Cumberland Sunday
were well attended by our sable
citizens.
TAKE all sneaking stories about the
damage the new railroad is going tc
do, with many grains of allowance
Be assured tbs It those who argue IL
that direction are doing it, not for the
miners good, but for their own
Listen, but do your O,om thinking ana
dolngi
For the finest shampoo ever heard
of in this or any other country, go to
Gus. VIM. Zeller. He has a wash
which at once cleans and invigorates
the scalp, and promotes the growth of
the hair. And the operation is so
pleasant you will want to be sham
poced "aU the time r.
CoRREcTIoN.-In the report pub.
lished some two weeks since relative
to the death Of Mr.. Henry Rehs, from
lock jaw we made an error which We
hasten to rectify, although at the time
we had to gain our information second
hand, the family being unable to see
us and the occasion was such that we
didn't wish to importune with repo.
torial QUESTIONS. Itshould have read
in the following manner: Willie Vein
burg the step. brother of Mr. Rehs
went down to the deceased's house
Thursday evening, July 9TH, took he
pistol ou' # his pocket and laid it en-
the porch beside him. The little
child of Mr. R4hs' picked it up and
carried it to his father, who was in
the kitchen, saying papa, shoot. "
The father tC ok the toy pistol in his
hand and while handbag it suffered
an injury of his hand by its accidental
discharge. This wound caused his
death.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-08-06

JOE MILLER, Of WesternporL, had
spotted COW turn black by lightning, and
now all the girls of that town crawl under
the bed when the thunder rolls.-Cumber.
land Times.
Foolish girls In the first place,
lightning blackens only spotted mem
bers of the gentler sex, and, secondly,
it does its bad work before 1.-THE thun-
der rolls"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-08-06

Office, MainSt., RitchinsBr0s. Building
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIONS:
One Copy, one year, in sdvance........ 81 ST
- six months. - ....... rs
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-08-06

The Posters for tho Miners Nam
moth Picnic will be out next week.
, 1881-11-19

and EN for each OF nfns yeaEH succeeding for
tho support of hs offspring. John Cav!cxni.
'chargch With robbery, whose bond was de-
eInrel forfeited tho dny bofDre. canlo into cot,rt
a,n!, walvIuY IMry trial. had MS onsc taken under
ndviscmcnt by tho Court. William Smith, plc,t,l-
Ing guilty to pottt tnrccny, WAS sontonced TO-
twpnty-nlnc days In tho County .1ail. and Robert
urncno for n eimilar ofTeuso Was given
twenty days. Tho case Of O1lcor jesse
Farohild, of I.nwntlnlc, charged with shooting a
partially tried md thct, continued. Tho honi
Of Edward f}roux, signed by .1llt!Rs Van II. ft1v
ior inseph Juuska .Klyou by Joseph krrjcy.
Meyer LuIpsas md 1tbns4a l{osp wcrc tried by
tho court fur. pdstt latGony. md, being fuNntl
caeo OH trial Is that OF william iIInk1ey chnrrc
With attetnpt TO ravAh tho littte i0-yehr-old
'dauHtlter Of Mrs. Bacon Of No. 10 West Madison
street.
, 1881-11-19


NEW YORK, Nov. I&-GNAIN-W hoat-apoculatiy
interess Ia w1aIn much decided hoEc wul ~
a. tbs Wusk Eo,2 rod wheat. No. coru. Mnd NJ.
oats sharing III tho Eomswsd activity. Un No. rod
wheas ~ sympas1 classsy VIII. tho very variable
cousna " vxluos Ut Ch!eayo. tho fluctuations wsss
rapid xna pronounced. rms hlshsst hHutos having
bGan nude l4to In tho day, fullowed by shatE btuak
due TO suns axtent 10 further runloss Of bunk
troubles 1t tue East Il,s speculative dlssurb-
aacs saFiouay htnde.pd export opufadona
which were likewise checked . " tho
sptrisiess and unsatisfactory tenuf or
thu advtcss by cable. Torn lad psts IN thu eoa'
trsry, held fafos. 4 much ltYasr tuslassa, Most,F
speculative. tspoElsd hoFs !n wthtuF wheat, wh'et
aftos upsnlu& variable. hasdeaea psFcspshy through
tbs d.y, g.tnlux No. rod, sha opium list Hbaut
iAAlNo per IN under tho innuonce OF the molo
stimulating ACCOUNTS from ths interior. especially
tyo.a Chicago, whara ths speculative temper was
represented decidedly moro conadsnt, reactiuF.
however, very shasply ncas tho e1tteme
closs. md Epoodln9 on tho January ol'sio''
about NJ per tu, leaving on rather more
s.oady. EAtiy deliveries ltswtso advanced 4tsiu .
bu, but ths movement has bosn comparatively Mo-
vsntu, lhouxh tia export lutsr9st wss favored "
slixlt yasLaang u xraLu fre!ghs. kprnx whVas
worry quiet. but tha better qualities haYs been
, 1881-11-19

TQllEtDN.

TOnEtuN.
6ptela1 Di1pateh to Ths chitaeo Tribune.
L,vEMpuus. Nov. !s-ll;pa, nl.-fLoun-No. I. IL,
No. =, 1Ds ID.
sprIsa No. t0a I'd, No. h gl wlso No. !, lis ltf
No. 2 lUs l0d. club. No. lls ID, No. lis ii. Corn-
~ lihd.
PNoy14IOSs-pork-7ss. IArd-57s ID.
1hyENpOn1, Nov. l8-i:N y. G.-l}HzAusTuPFA-
Dull Whaat--Whitc. iUa jydGlls. Curn-os lid.
Weather fair.
lhvEslroo1, Nov. ls,-lsacon-I.onR clear, ~ Gds
slort eoar stca.,y at 3ts. lcef--Ertra lpda mesh
asBhdy at Ills. Whent-aprng ko.2 dull at 1os ID.
Eom-Mixal dull at N llIid. .
lhvEnpooL, Nov. MISUNDERSTANDING up, tsaa
e3id, su1es H. N baIes' speculation ind expUst aui
American, h7M ...
nn.A nsrurys-c -coru-Nev Woster, m,xot., h lid
Observation-Disclosures India mass liss ID.
xAnSs AMI yAuncs-At Manchester i!rn tond-
tIsg upNuFd.
itscEslry-p.ss thros dayss wbost, sssao@ eoutalsi
Amuricau, llA.An . ..-..
loSnUS, NOV. R-pxrRoLEuu-sp!sits, e1aios,
retiEcu, GGt3xs.
TullpENTlSE-splt.ts. +2aa47aM,
rno folluwtns woro rocsyod bs the Chicago Hoard
OF Trnue:
!s":'as 5 F'y hss%As, %% %sassF IL Ss dssa ss5
iiyEapoot. Nsy. da7Whsst r. stoady. tca s,n.ss:
H. III III Ill s i T. 5. ~ Gs:Sss e. IT, S
WGeut and cori.-kof muvh dolnxi tse,nand III Tho
a!sed H. TT tytn sstks; dull IT, a u asSns. issspt:
= e;x ~ -: ESss
:'yt s'is; is.: FIJI 9'' u 4s s'i.s ~
s.i, ts; :ssssy :sssy;
ss'fSs: s%s :S! si @
sss e 81 sa II ay r.
.aixod porn 90 prompt .h,R!'aa't ~ ss ~ y!
d' ssosdy.' i1ais@wGs4t and aour ssSsiy. ' ''
, 1881-11-19
LIVE STOCK.


as,I. ~ shipping catt!a the market was
s,v sussa - On t1a preceding two days, s,d psoss
I'M !sctea 10 further daelIno. rrlces weEs
ussct ts. BONE sals4men elalmed " havS xot
va, thslr cattle un Thuuday, whtle otheFs
stL,a Il, ~ eonadont that they lAa nut ohtainud
b7,ia.s ~ " Ihassday'a hxuEea, uuth wors right
ls... ~. much mora iyad,aK At lQ@l5o on than Ut
not In. tsappy ~ Of dsslrable shlpping grades wns
aiAat e...ans any means. but thsso ware moro cattle
usatar s*s.,a .aaa tnd b. dlspos9l pt except 1t
rher9 ~. ass than holdsrs were willing to mako.
1an per a s.t! hF7a market so. euichvrs' xnd 0au.
tstahs d.. Aaa W stockass. Tho weashos wxs bad
hpshss "a. sosas trade. md the demand from local
e4apx 49,. ~ thafoFore somewhat liu,!ted, hui the
Esa ess ~ Wal xnttclont to tako ntI llp coua-
tau4 d.. sacsss Vt Lutehsss wants. aud ths pso-
tagged H.. p nfsees wsre fulIy sustatnsd. Balss
sfrs. Iii = fVt inferior u a. HIG a1}* Tor
'sshish aesIIso1 sllpDnx stsefs sold et $4aVtta
~ e1tta Tfnnaa tyr tlu Heuk VI {k.t5JS, IN EhuIpl
tasts, Tia NJ a .a shs!nkHK0 hAs nut baun quito 10
~"tsa u 2ar r.. lh!aaea 91let with number VI
" good tattlu loft over,
E1tss b... QUOTATIONS.:
t9psstds tds'ss-stssa weighing /. ID, lbs md
sSss ssssrs s:s;s.1yiss' III. lid ea"
tS"a " I've g L%0 os....... -. h74GdW
*alaa Gsdss4 d4 61Ao
, 1881-11-19

I 11E NEKI1IJ IE1UN14
JrnGg DHCstMOHb-1n chambers.
JEuHE Recommendations.
APPELLATE CUuHT-Not Ia session.
1CtUE OAtY-Notlops,
JCDuE sMlTlt-rorcnlptory call OF motions for
new trla ~ turn Nos. 4,.Rl ,:sls, at.sal, 4.3J2.
JEllNE WlIt.tANHtJN-koti0ns..
JUuGiE EANTIIJSy-Fer8mptory call of motiona
for nov trial In term Nos. 4.s47 and 4.017.
JUtHE JAMKsatS-i]rfAult divorce CaYgs,
JUNE ittlAEns-Motiona Tor now trial.
luDnK Mol.AN-MUttons. ,
JUNK HAwEs-sfhtluns.
JupoY HAnxuA-uefaut divorce cascB.
, 1881-11-19

pAtTEMoHk aid., Nav. la-FLouTl-En!r domnnd
md tft,!,
AlS-sYhoat-Westarn dull. Corn dull. ones
faisly Aotlvo H1A ataady. lsyo quiet aud ttsm.
1lAY-FIr,nur 1t ED.N3a.W.
l'MpylBtuSs-Qui0t AAh ataAdy.
NuTrEll-FrnlUr fls cAuics Wsltsrut 4321sd,
Eu4ss-scasta nll4 4stl ut ao for fresh.
Ht:TtHat.EIfN-l.uth ......
ltMnpkHiEs-C0uee iHl! and aasy, sugar quiet.
WMtEKf-ktFnlur At I'LL.
FMEt1,lrk-QulQx ....... .......
i!sSE!irs-FiSSr, aaa brls: wheat. aAooo bu, corn.
ipAE$Ts-Whcxt, a1n0 bu. corn, sun bu.
sALEs-Whoat, &nhn but Cosn lal)1U nu
, 1881-11-19

HoNroK. Nov. la-FEOuK-ttNiot but steady. Wcst-
orn Hupernno, al.7ts.i; con,mon oxtrns t75dlGsssi
wisconsin pxtras. k.75ts11; Minnesota eEtras. A.u
al. u, wln.pr wtsass. sts72i far Uh!0 Indiana, and
si!chsyant t1:5tsaM for NJ l.ous and fNtno!s pit
Ont spring whonts {aUt2v0l, w!ntur do. S7S0a8.a0.
n;lu firm. JtJu steady, ~
PRpvint0Ss-i'Urkn ntaady, Hoer steady. Lard, Iii
4I34r 1lAHk smoked. 1lGtl2c.
HuTTKH-kifnlBts
i'HIEaE-nulii. chulco. HM0lsct fair 10 good, 1i0
l!ct coAlnIuit. fGl1c,
EHlH-H&1nd5 aud i1rnl.
tlthGrh Unchanged ...
.MxrxilT.-Flonr: s.1p bsls; corn, TsaW bu, wheat,
B,h4 hut nnts ll,lk1 bu.
6IliFAESTa-Elour, ,iW Lrja-
, 1881-11-19

M. a mi1ad, g7Nc. UhtA slrona md hrhof; ho.
mtfed. &1He. HyG dull and .anchanxcd. I'"ro5 In
Hnvl*inNs-- Fun Jill aid nominal At ts! Lard
s!fgngets a11lAj!.a bulk nissH Il sait ann,nn tn
ntt1 uhEbn1luGl. Baesn athtco and Htfu& thbuluGfH
fJ0 tIrnr tiL. kil.U3; cIonr. &tLi3. :; ~,
W1f1Hxf Active nttti stnt ~ kit!us cnnn.nau.n \.
Htt7TEH-Firm and unchanged.
tlABKkD Uit-tlIX,Ort tsu.
, 1881-11-19
TpLEDO,

ToLkno, nov, la-Nuon Donrd-GnAiN-Who
nrmi No. red spot. s1.zcA, necenbor, tka9i, Jan.
uary. tIa;sa, February. at+oN. Corn dul' but hrnI
NJ. = sput, Tic, ysus tS.o tttl1 january It'd hd Aa7
B15{c* Oats qu!stl Nv. z%l}fA
E1.t,sE-Whunt stpnlyj NJ 4 red spot, sl.514, No.
siS;N asfSa }anass; rs3sHa!y; fl*S s Gsr, ~
sxkul lpeubeF, fri yVast E}Iv b3t No nskVd; jail.
u1Ty. t3Ko lid, Htsto askods NO.1 fei, f9Au, -
1tttN bu. -
puuu.
, 1881-11-19

R1ll N71RIys bNlI] rAPDtt6u UI ],sNuu III.
No. rcd. nuw and old rules. nt ti.et%lssf tnew
ruIs at tft2LEBf>. e'os.ER At tlts4 hid new ru,o,
do Sovembor. naw and and "lt rules ~
a ,n s's,s e. 1t e. ,t s,s.a IL n'ssnt1, en- "w
optons at o. .EsA closing At HIM h!ds fobrn-
Ary nt sl+s1&a1.ax. closing nj t1.5u,ls s,ensnor
ntado a. .ln' No. T., : rod nt slassLss,s,
WIN No. = s'!i~sukes sprlns auoted a.
sl.xhsii'2' refoad .ptlha Oil rnla. st t1.sIs nm
ErnGa spring tAao called rejected, fiiGl IL Curn.
muro souHl,t atscr, Especially speculative account,
and nn boon 1uoet uu nblt stlo per lit. Halas re-
p'fted OF l,HsGn bu. aft4cd Wehtsrn unarndoh nt IL
ac, 10 y quality und condtuon, crop. cariots.
old crop ~ hish =, 7es New York
ste'mer mtxcd At eHet No. whlto
75Hcs Nov York steamer ~htto noiI:lnnt: Now
York yellow At '3o. iow mlxod At sohc Oau In muro
urgent request. In aund part a speculative accoune
and hhro bosn quoted up abont sse4c por bu. otoa-
St %y ,aHtsss W.; :. l. = = ~ whS
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3s!sssa fss 7 ss"s 'sS
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s!sa!,son, = !sao.u = asays!sea. si";|ax y
r E.aais se Ss s r.
; ss!s ]; :}E x$;' IL Iii;
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& sh ass sspsaS i; It sG Il
li:ias. Keanoa faihai sa''sr on restricted hu'l-
IN th& rPtatrrr Ishnrfaf$A J7rsta
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nss ast'ss ,5s 5ses'Si; as;s 5 M exports ~
MAyMin eona !eiau.,dE stIo,iay nelt NJ,
II sSsa1 S s a a "TSn 5 WS
lnssrs aalut aud unchanged. Nlco stoaay' fnIsly
rEritoLEt.M-1,u!l and nominal; United. Eye,
ct%raG. %4 ssssia sit5t,ia 1s,nsS sssa 7ae a.s.
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H. %'s: ss s.; ssa' a. sss.
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CHE9sE-FFnl Iur ciluce: bG&ll4to.
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DEritnrr. Mteh. Nov. la-FLOuN- -H.6o1s.m
ulA1H-Whcnt stronger, cast, NovcM1as,and year,
tlHs, Dacember, 4l.1f36; sunuary. fr'1k February,
sl1aeh nst I'd, March. sI.sBS; No. = sl.o;K bid.
HEc Kf1sTk-Wh4nt, n,1lI III.
eAiFAESTy-Wheat 1uU bu.
, 1881-11-19
DIVORCES,

Addia II, Sutton fled bill ycstortlny against
Lewis II. Sutton, aHktug for dlyprcu On tho
ground Ut do4crttan. =
Mary Nrunwoli asked Tor a divorce from hcr
husband, August 0rtinwsl1, charging him with
drunkenness al1d txtrulh8 cruelty.
Jul3t Vutcy grnnted divorce yesterday 10
Aaf,Ih =. rwtity from William TWlsty on tho
xruuud Ut dvsGttlun. ! =