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, 1881-03-06


Master Michael Banner, the remarkable boy
gioiin:st, will give Il concert ut the Central
Musc-Hall on "Wednesday evening next prior
to his return to Cincinnati to resume his studies
With Gr Jacobsohn, and will be assisted by Miss
EttIe Butler Mr.. Charles knorr. the St. Ceceiia
Quartet, and Mr.. Carroll Stampowski. pupil of
MIR wolfsonn's. The program will be as follows:
Overture, t'Fidelio" lio".-.---............He beethoven
Orchestral
Concerto, minor, first movement. tl0ttt
Master Michael Banner.
Rccitatiyc and Aria, from ~ Elijah .MendelsSohn
Mr.. Charles Knorr-
Concerto, 4 minor. first movement. Schunann
lIr. Carroll StdnlI,olcski.
Bafcarole. .--. EpolI
Muster Michael Banner.
St. Cecilia Quartet.
Andante and Variations, from
"krputzer Sonata -HeetnoVen
Muster Michael Ed1t:lcr and Sir. Cart lfoifS
Aria, from .'L'Et0ile du Nord, with
two flutes ob1lrHtO. .Mcyerbecr
Miss Elite Butter.
Eocturne, ma ior.. Ernst
Master Michael Banner.
Overture to Figaro" Mozart
Orchestra
, 1881-03-06
usxt Summers Thomas Concerts at
the Exposition Building
. Great Festival Announced Tor
the Spring Of 1852.
Concert by the Boy Violinist,
Michael Banner-Musica
Notes.
The CONFEDERATION and 8eauplan Troupes
on Their Way Here.

THE T1IOM As SEASONs
rna seasou OF Thomas concerts has come to Il
o,osp. Musicaily, its results have been noted
airing tho past two weeks. Among the moro
;n,or.unt works 1t has given us Beriioz's dra-
saa,ic ..a lcpena, 1.-The Damnat!on Of Faust the
~ prTrnctheus music. the Fifth Symphony, and
..a r fat concerto Of Beethoven, Dyorack's $
.S,svou.c Rhapsody" tho :" FerauoCs' musi C
- v:,h;,s:eiu, LisxL's ''Seconu Rhapsody" aud
sp-,,udas" the .Ncapni;1an Scenes" nf
..:scnct, the Ninth Symphony Of Schubert. the
41,.nsc Macabro" of Saint Saens, tho ~ Man,
f,.d Music" OF Scaunanr, the FIRST symphony
~ pr,ams, tho second concerto OF Chopin, the
.p,,I Sccue" from Der!ioz's '' Romeo and
1,,,et " tho Faust Overture" of Wagner, the
uscotca Symphony minor concerto and
.Nasummer Nights Dream Music" of Al en-
delssohu, and the Henselt concerto. These have
haca fnterspersed with lighter numbers OF Il
popular description, and there hare been nights
aiven M exclusively to popular music With
such programs it might have been thought
,hat tho attendance would be very large. but
s,ch has not been the case. There are many
reasons for this, such as some errors in manage
rncnt that perhaps could not be foreseen, the
roupctftion of Snlvini, the advent of Lent. the
h;1h nrlces and the horr!bic weather. 1t is to
he cons dcrcd. however, that these concerts
were only the beginning towards an important
ead. ltis now lcflntly settled that Mr. Thom-
rs will come here this summer and give Sc
1Ics of forty concerts i'll tho Exposition Build
Ing during July and August Better than this,
It is also deduitly settled, and a committee OF
prominent citizens has already been selected, ut
ihe head Of which is Mr. 4. X. Fairb.uk, to take
general charge Of it, tE:lt Mr. Thomas will con-
durt great festival in this city in the spring OF
1sss. Immediately after his festivals in New
York and Cincinnati, to be based upon the high
Standard Of the latter. beyond the fact that
these TWO prominent events have peeu decided
upon, we have no details. but these may be re-
euE,led as certain.
, 1881-03-06

;Whv do HOP Ditters euro SO much? Because
they give good digestion, rich blood, ano 0eastus
action Of oil the, organs.
, 1881-03-06

MIR. ROSENEECkER'S EESEFIT.
The Concert at Turner H:,ll this afternoon By
the Chicago Orchestra is for the beuefit of its
Conductor 3Ir. Roscubecker. The program will
Re us follows:
l. Narch. "Gr.ss an Leipsic" c".--.....-.-. Graucr
9 Overture To N;ynu!1 '.,,.,..... - Thomas
Waltz, =. Iris Centrum" Strauss
l. Anda ntc Vogrich
3fr. Iose'tbcckcr.
t. Overture to" Alaiidin Hornernann
l. 20 Mlo Menora' '...-.......... .......ServAis
-II. Brand
r "pret,fes" LisZt
aJariaticr1s' for piano EorlllnI
.Mr. Lic3Iii.g.
l"Coruna ton Murch" .Sycndsen
, 1881-03-06
4 cat has nine lives,
But u man hath seven ages.
They ure cabbage, saua-ngc. dot-ase1
G3rb-ure. Il N -al..G. etc,

Mr. Bergh does not allow bis emOt1on5 To
play upon his countenance, but he appeared TO
enjoy his play. He watched it with ii degree Of
ntten ton which was attributed to tho fact thnt
he was the only auditor present that understood
it, or felt IL real, deep interest in 1t. The Der
Sons from the College Ut Oratory who were en-
g,ged with 1t knew probably less about it than
any one else, which was all tho better. They.
presented marvellous spectacle, and one could
not help thinking that Mr.. BerSh had known
them ail from infancy. had studied their gifts,
and had fitted his drama to theu1, person for
person, so wonderfully did they become it.
Never were actors aud play in more extraordi-
nary accord. aud never was there witnessed n
more curious exhibition than was furnished by
bpth.''
, 1881-03-06

Total. S''''-s-3
Whilat this estimate is only approximate,
believe it will be found liberal. Suppose tho
city we're to issue per cent bonds to t'efr1y the
entire expense. Tho Interest on $IoootU IN
round numbers would be Sli0,0N. To meet this
interest estimate there are 2O.0o0 to .50oo 'n-
hnbtanta north OF the present city Water-sup-
I,iy and tributary to tho line OF tho proposed
cDac,lIt, say for safe estimate 5,Coo families.
thnt would take water ut 50 per fam1ly, le1ting
thf. towns and cities run their own pipes ING
cnI,ect their rents and account to the city, Ih3s
;unkes 81, ,OO. claim with reservoir head OF
lU feet above the luke we could throw water @
over the highest building IN the city, by which
tho CITY would dispense with, suy, u per cent Of
the expense Of tho Fire Department for I'LL time
tn come. Let us take 0s basi5 for This the
cost Of the Department for 1Si1,whch was SRSss,
nil. From which deduct ror extending new tire
fclegraphs and interest on Temporary leans,
s:3155, This leaves the years expense $43s,-
TTT,33s, Deduct ~ per cent from this for saving.
or 10 Is leaving Sli6,--s}. Ii these cllcula-
tions are correct, then tho saving and In
come on the line more than pays the
interest on the whole outlny, and leaves
the city With the full revenue OF the wnter-tax
to dcffay the current expenses and form sink
fu1 fund to liquilate the bonded debt, OF double
the capucity OF the works. which tho growth OF
the city mag require. This will give US pure
water permanently. and nearly seif-sustainin8,
without the income from the city warer-tax.
Nov, what has been recommended ~. others!
, 1881-01-14
DES MONIES,

Election OF Oniccra Of the Ktate Agrt-
cultural Hoclcty-Orgunixutio Of tho
patn,ers' Alliance.
DEs 3fo1NEs, H., Jun. 1S,-rhe State Agrl-
cultural Society elected john ". Porter, of
1oWa City. President Tho Vice-presI,le,tt,
Secretary. aud Treasurer were reelected.
George q. nutIlola. Of Kcosauqua; W.T..
smith, Of Oskaloosa; George uray, ot Az
tlnbon; II. Q, Wheeler, Of Odebolt, md tho
Hon. X o. Webb, OF Des Moipcs, were
elected Directors. Chief Marshal, Charles
I: We1!s, o. Knoxville, Tho nuxt FUR will
al1fheS.
The State Farmers, Alf~nce organized
iaws, aud electstl officers. i. j. Gniii, ot
Eaai. E0fI pp!ge Was ehqsen President, Col. JGI
he'Scotf, y * Nevada, Vicp.i'rcsldunt, mid CukUr
I: Claskso!l. Of pas Molnes, Secretary. lilo
1G]rct r. ne Alliance is the consultation attd
A!stusslon OF farmer interests. Resolutions
,S9 %eFS u aaopted urging the passago Ut Kutlvr's
tn o,i " Eo1RresS lor protection againBt pi,e,,-
committed unQer the patent laWs. 'S
, 1881-01-14

. 10 Tar 7.dHoF y Iht fHltd0o 7t1GtlHt.
CnicAao, Jan. Ill rcati lo-tlay III your
count for Its npucarancu In sulIiu OF Tic
!Galthfcst10cnfitfe IN tiis country, where Il
Knssfat was never seen or llcar,l 0f.h chi,
explain II u yall III n few wDrtls. The hiGli
1tAssian besEwt,ol 10 itn imperfect. This wooI
was used BY Russian farmers 10 sleep Mi,-
ttie .ainD ~ va iisc feathers In this t0ihtry.
Millions Of this wool were useh last yenr for
great deal reacties now tlie l,unlat, botly It,
wearing apparel. Examine sumo Of Tic
woo!en bed.tnllts sold us sslcl1 ali over the
country. Hip nile opel,. and ynu Will ind in
the place Of wool, sliottfy, which ii jnantt-
factred from thu yery r,ps Which tie i,H,,,i.
grant casts aside. Let the lnttoceut i,1,y
them. tho child sleeps under them, All, II tle
KerIl uf the sickf1css has eyer been there It
will aufcly cont. agaln. These Two matters
aro fncts, not philosophy,
l. fstfontxfxuf.trn
, 1881-01-14
EDUCATIONAL.

Meeting Of tho School Hoard Last
EveHtn1-ltoutIno ntkit,e*s.
The Board Of Education held n regular
meeting Inst creninr Win Insnrcturs lluvuc
! Ene]Iv1 Eutt,, Iar,htt Eaa,.,.o,,t,..i i;,., ~
,,nrs. .',s, 1.' a,ue 80, .4"nnen'"a'' n'cn-
ocrg, otehstafiu, Mans, and Dunn present,
and President Delaney rsesl!,lg. Petitions
for the tutru,illction Of (;urtnau In tl,e n
Eat,e md f}ay.x Sc.tnn, tvc,r, rocni,.w ,,,I
rnforr,J 4 ,,,.,,tnr, T., ,,,s.s.,, 49,, VI. "l''
~. ,,,.',l 1o' ~ s"olF,.i .ae la'eN ~
that Irof: NiIlard, " tile South Division
lllglI-School, might be allowed to rcceIye n
present tcu(lered him hy lis n,luiIs. md hn
10 rrcIt,tncnt,. l,v 1,,,,fnv n v.tvoht, r,.,.,,aa
,,,a,. ~. ts.s4 - s'''A '"'""''o te'e'e''ecT
oouk' Mus "st.
Tile Committee on buildings and Grounds
to WHOM, had been referred the I,uttcr of I'M.
ptoyfnp a s,,npryisur urcl,,tert ,fnr tI, r,,s,,.
tro ,n,r etntad t,,,'t t,,n.' ~, 49, ... -. I.s
.ms ysas: S.a!ea Iaas tes ma received lr
recommendation was 10 employ Mr.. George
Mr. Du,n presented a ml1'"rlty rcmrt rec.
"S.sma " AT 1a'es Is. Wl!,e1t III salary
a'la s4oo for eacii twelv<-rooute,l structure.
Mr. Met,berE moved as q substitute flat
tho architecE,!uw In service he rrln{Hetf. M
tllc nlost reasnhablc ,.,,.l cheapest 1nctlIod
that could t}e a.tnlnett. :. y
Mr. Keith stated uiat Mr.. I,aucr l,ml heen
n!ld' le thought tint butter arrangements
could be made and III architect lie eisp0seA
, 1881-01-14
BOGUS BUTTER.

Prosecutions 10 Eso Instituted AEainst
tho Dleh0neat vcndcr~-T'lse Commits.
sion Elen Favor tho Proposed S3nfe
Law.
1t Is understood that Mr.. Howe, WIN Is 10
begin prosecutions against thu bogus batter
l'talsers. has selected several sAnlp!es Ut the
burleslue article mud turUe4l ttlcm over 10
the chemist for analysis. The precise plan
TO DO followed III conducting tho proscc,-
tlons ins not been stiynIgetl, but MI upIyor-
t,!Mlly Will probably bo given the paoplu WIN
are deceived hy the retail grocers TO have
tho butter sold them properly examined, and
II It sltndld proyo to bo ti1a faiso. material
pa!idGd of rs tho true, tho retailer will bp
llabIe 10 exposure a.,d prosecution. sn,ua 1t
street say ti,at wli's Tic" tso bntter tts:
lnc'. slime, o!eolaarE;aTine. rtc., snl!l
they Nre duly branded, ulNl, under tl,s cull.t-
tlosl. ara pr0iWriy nrtic'cs af. merchandise.
rlM.lr ctstnMcrs call tur tho ntlMlteratetl bnt-
tyr, an! M + y .not1r!a'ls that they call for y
lng|y, or hccatlsne they want y.
An effort will probably, be nlnah Il, laye
tho ordinances lately passed by tho Clly C0um.
|.14g s Hs 81 af r. AZ s Y Sai's ts's % ,s 'ss ,S %
nf forbidden AdMiterntlOlls, III l. Is thought
tho word "s'ilHo" docs not fully cover, tie
ease.
a TIuHtSE reporter called yesterday upon
from him ~ expression, ot oplnlnn regard
tng the antI,ahnlteratlu,! lAw published III
ycstar.lny's TisliyNE. alr. Gnoth statrd that
to III @ s"e%sv @ tS lint M Us oSsf 5 @ W ss1 VI? !?
Mr. (iOaM:la lelt Pleasett ut tho stirring work
whtul. Tue TRIBUNE Ind undertaken ii, GU,l-
Ncctton with tue htNlturAtiul, ul fUu.t, M1ltl
sxprssse,a The 'tope tl'a; tho ,!attsr nslit hs
, 1881-01-14

name. 4 tax man Is said 10 have lwrt, src,,
III earnest conversation Will. lhDtunnty Clerk
yesterday, and II y slirtulsel thai III. VII. lid
Representative 0f The agent Wl,u went n nrl,,Ntl
tslilong the merchants md Induced tlstm to
let him attend to tiIelr tax matters, In yitw
Of wiiat 1!as ftcct! published, tic Impression
prevails tint tl,ts tclhw wnnts to s',ucai 30
II H. ';fs1an T., 1ss;'1S ''t15X !" & Tor himself md nut
"Wi,en ! tlrst llt,arsl of the l.Iattnr,n said
County Clcr1s KlDkke 10 tbs re,M,rieE, III
went t0 the merchants to finl nul wiln, they
knew Soln. q ,d, then, % were M.rtyctty willing
whether they might to gfye nsu IT,. nntItes: :
names si,ol,Al i6i gut Tito tie ,lewspaicrs. i" "
"r!'cy VT Nt'!n,Itlcd't''at !, i! sot"' one had becn
"Merrly that they lad agents."
..t!aH' ynl! liaslo discoveries so'day2"
"NUf many"
",vIrAr EVIDENCE HAVE you
rot against my onn!"
sat Z ts! e yoa all' ti,n; wait untI lie mat
=" lo! l,nva enough, tI,or. to 20 before ti,e
aEs9t ~" tn"Fy'"
",ll9 yon think any ona in y our office had
i,aM! IA tho fnrRerles9"
''An agcnt could l,aye done The outside
warF n,S c.s;a ssfE ma'|a :: tho alterations
"Wili yu,i hnye tho rea'-cstnto warrants
c9'pSn5x,| f!srtsniYih yltl the Assessors '0oks'"
"What slsps will yo.t tako 10 prevent a
your pIcu?"
..ylicn we gct into tho new building wc
Will l'Hvc i.ors room, and tho bntDks cail be
looked after lptter thnM now. We nro ysry
tnHcii cratnpcd here, mid ttle hooks rlro seat
tered nll over the buildlnr.-,llrstnlrs md
Downstairs, ~ ORG Ga'i keep truck Of them.
TWAS very evident from Mr. K,okko's
manner white talking TINT no was very we'll
pleased witt, the proRress ho lind nlatle In tlis
Investigation, but 'ie lodged avery question
eyf,lcnse WIS not fnr TIM public, bit fiio
Grand .Itry: Thfs body Will not meet un,iin
week from Monday. and by that ltnle Il Il OK
lected that there viii be . general scramble
Ut MI concerned to tell wl1nt they kunw in
ortter to escape tho Consequences Vi their
nets. As to the merchants, MI Of ten are
r s!,tgle ilrIn knew Of the, meal.s by which
thclr agents .Wera TO benefit thon,, they cll-
tering Into, the. ngrec!ncnt a1ld 1tayIng for
services Which they had In reason 10 suspect
would be rendered In other than u legal nlli-
Tier.
, 1881-01-14

where It ~, tho mali driving the ambulance
anps along Wmn Island Asenan tn ID his
patients In It. outside the tloar. lils he lis
lmG'i .inlng for yenrs.. As alty person IN the
iiuIgliborlto0l knows. Tho Inst psace IIe dealt
for RrocefieH--scltultze- Ills siore now
p!tAl. II De Wolf don't stop iiiis, q shotgun
should. u. l. AVE.
, 1881-01-14
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES.

coNTACr01IS .D1sFaeEc
- -Ao o11eo'
cax,u ,,o,,.,,, ye-,o-., ,,.
or Fatality IN Diphtlerin-Letsers
from The People.
Tho Ilenltl, Department received ycstcr-
t]nv hoo ynrcino nointa from 1,nstou on,I I'll,
,y ;Do W" sNeS.ns p'a's ,.. llo i.os!o a M WY!
arrive Tomorrow or next day tronl W'seon-
sin, tie point fron which nearly NIL tho vac-
lucnt, It being tic freshest.
The character of tho s'nall-pox recently de-
veloped l!ns ALARMED people very mucl1 be-
Hie s ev 81 It's n"s SO seyero saraetsr a aud
hcnorring1c fnrm. rIoyovcr ,ho ,,,st ',t ~
aan =, ,.s.. 'ut. 1to"esel. ihe pcst OF,
IfS pes aent 1aKeh j. fp eS eosago
moynl. tho house il nlacnr,lr,l md t,ornnrl,.
.s,a,, A. y. .lo .l1ee eases re-
mFlea yesterday were renewed to tho Pest"
House early III the dny. Thcre llnyo now oe-
Cured already three cases Mt 30 Blue Island
nvn,,,;e Whnn Schulz ,,.,s t.,,n,, ,,.',,;,,
with tha mnaIy, Dr. iiaIt visited Tia l,',nse.
and o was ssilrs tlat not rNiid M Or i,e,s',n gsa,
Tia militant n,co ". Il" ,,S VIII ,o' "TMsm ~ ~ sce
Ills Children haf died. md now t1 - servnmt ng IT
girl who ni. be%st, % %snpjoyei @ eli" IN NJ lis s.lns oMss
s g. Min sS',sl Viz! t}s 3stsss; so far u ie
S3s s i2Sk a ot /" Is!o ;.s as II tS otset IT, Peop
thom, aud thoy qaietiy s,,Gnitteti, as % ilnains M
'n',n iSa, t1ey a h. ssptf9! { f. .s a,txs a
tn he vnetinnt,d n,TI u ta w9rt Il nis 1n. 1M
ftrncI ~ rn,siv " us ess,,,,o S - oelnI pei
Tho tIiplithnrin ttns mi,ntml somau1,ot IL, n.
fntai Tho teaty. % owessr, SnHs aro rs aha!it a
as hit. ns ii m rss c'.,; fnr frus f,, ,eE se rMn
t,nn sms" - was ~ ~, ',r;a Ii aSw aMss. rTly
ccraiy we're, tlar that Gn.,.rrs hit n"Tte ti,
uhysirinns faifnI l., tfm t,,nIr 1tutw ;, ~ u@
Reporting tllell, il concerned. 0'' ''' '"' 40
Dr. De Wolf Inns tuken II list OF twenty
easrs ef 'ljp!.thcrIa a.ld sent them 10 S,inei-
intomlent. Ellers, OF lilo Sewerage Depart
lnent, asking lllM to make II carctul eXnlni-
linton i!latloa .of tue sewerase connected
cases occurre.l. Tho llcalti, onice e
alaa :S;awerage @ Depart!nent arc c95pcrating
;,,fs'aco ,, aa t"e inyeSsgn'l ~ %ia ne eon!,
m'iftt iatt t"a1y' .,.y ~. ne Moal tias atluressetl
Inns v,a % IL ha."i In u,,, milnoe 1nS GueS
enns ii tis civ, asing te, II II they W cess. t!sSi
mi i. ,i,races 1 e" cra,s prayerJ a'S
au nusIar 1IIM9os 9',at 5,o ero"p a,tl whether toy
}r, II. i, Days Thinks. ti%'r,, t. h"t sIa. nt1'or
physicians optnc tiIttcrentIy, N'''0'
lle nsks whether tliev reEartl aurfarc fifth
,1, ana lnpro}per n,, o} tlrage ,s ea'.sa of !.ies
looking towards preventing liz sureat,. at,,i
rs to its cures aild aiinvint]ons1
and tho ageravattng CAUSES wnici,,
!uyestigntrd anil tliseoyerrd' m r Tbo ~ frnnitS .S
Cnni,nIssIn,,nr thinks ti,nt test, ~ rIs mti H..
urntluctiyeUf 6cucticiai res,liis t., ttie nubifc
anu to SCIENCE. lid viii tt0 murn III fownrals vl
giving Information ll1,,Ilsn subject wlici Srrv
few scent to understand, 80 for M nlani.
brnl!pns Group Is concerned, It IL far more
tntnI tllnI dlnItnCTlr, hut tt3arG III INT ~
, 1881-01-14
HYDROPHOblA.

liooPEsTos, Ill.,, Jan. 1A-A largo number
OF cows. hogs. and calves aud ollleg stuck
have died Ut hydroplobla In the north mart
Of Vern!'!oh County. especially III Loyejoy
township. The authorities OF lluopeston
dogs to bs shot by The polIce. oWing i, tho
large lluMher OF "inaA dogs" EHfestijlx tflis
Vicinity, The uatter has become very sgII-
OuE.
, 1881-01-14
ST. LOUIS.

81. Louis. JHn+ 1,-FLouh-Firmero on upper grades,
GRA1S-Wheat: uppur gsados higher; No. rod,
slGt cnsht i0e3laflGDt January, Fobru-
&c May. Rye dull At sco bld. harley alow and un-
sr5; tl0G9.al oG}sDl,uU7t Mnrch, si.ooNdley< Mar;
Nos do, E>zo b'ai No. do. 10o BID. Corn asna and
slow at a599Do cash, tGo 1nnuary; aYSo February,
3y5ssaYlc Marcht 4o3ss40,so Apriit 4isGs slso Mar
nats tlf,u and slow ut 13a3lt&o cashi no 6pt!ouI,
l.EAN-i1n 1T 4lic,
ltrTTklt--Uuc.nnEot.
EGHa-UhehnnHGU,
WHtHKY-HlcHdy Rt $lt1.
n!!uvistoSs.tork nImeft ll1:l9 asked. Dry salt
toenta ttfDhGsat H. lA3& r. 9n3G Ia &UXRu9 Hacstff
d9i .s an4 IN ,sat,ehnn4ed., i:afd hiaher Vi tsn,:
hECElfTs-FluMr. Atu Iris; wllant tI,GQ hu; corn
SUn t nui oata. ttu but ryg honat bnrley 6Uj bli.
,SulfMESrS. klUur t,U0 brla1 wheat. NuD blt cpfu,
&h3 al; 0a&ss 2,aQ hut rye, nuno{ barley, 2NU bu.
, 1881-01-14

NEW nntEAxs. Jnn ia-ffoun-strong and hlss,.
er: snrcrHnc. t35Gsa7S; Xxx. St2asa4sJ, xxx. N.7s9
kp,: high rrudca. s5.2siata;
tinAiS-corn qutat and weaks GS1dfo. Cats quiet,
Es.5ic.
tuux-s{EAL L-tsaa,er, Al51l7S
UAY-scnrcu and tlrai, primo, s2iC0: choice. S17oO
2.SM.
rMuvisIoSs-Pork Hrn,eF, Old. tl!.75, naw, s1aM
Lard pteady, t!erce. sJ81ic. kcg, VIC Hulk meals
Oruu.t shoulders lat nt slG; eIenr rib. lUose, tic;
aetea c' M stS: ssaT 9 nso M3s Gnqi soalas
ere,l, hteady, with a fnlr donasds ennTassd, SIda
lalc,
QllA
rrtue. Wai4{c snrnr 9silet and wanks e0mmufi Ia
gn 9;ns u es f z yonW X,1Sa cnes
MHassea Hu!ot but tim. e0t1aon. Ss55o. cGlttif.
i{cc ttcady, With q good denandi Louisiana, 0Fd-
aYY 10 chuica. 45ttattAE.
N4AS-lli2llcfs luld At $tlq
, 1881-01-14
i've and ntln atfLM
f!INC{NcAtr

GlStlSEAT1so,. Jan. .iA-coTroa-Qulss, ll}<a
FLUilt-Unchangou.
oHAlS~Wheut hrmt No. rod, lLNa. Corn strong
enu slthaFt No. Mixod. &c. Duta t,stu; No. NIL
= &C. lsyo strung, No. = DO narisy afm, No; hi!
~, .nr,Hevtaf0Ne--lofk a nominal, ti3IM t.&rd sttnnu
sts s n1Rleri HSUaA}. ltulk meats aFn,t shonlisrS
tHSf Gtsas rib 1Hc baoo,, qu!st aad 1nchanSod
Mnlbkf-.AEtlvG Il ni.a htujt SLID
oQEEHIt..U .UA UA4lAlixrE.
, 1881-01-14

M1LwAuKEE. Jan. .H-FLoUtt-unchnnged
1RAIN-Yheat qnlotf closed oastes, No. ! hard
n"nnnit No. at eloas No. 2ats9cs January sc, Fob
fuary, tsaci March. H94o. No. ut 5o, No. at 10,
rejected nominal. Eern frmor, No. ? at 811{e Outs
easier: Nc. taic. NTn Jullt and unchanged. Lar
10y ehH1crs Nm. spring, h2@fe.
.IHoFIst0N6-StenhY; ulGaa pork SE1lD calht fl3 70
pnry, t4t1H Fcbtuhry.
!tu0H-StcnAy; &At1Gt3m
EUO bu. ~T ' eN' 0"'''
-ss!n1rAEs1s-Whcat. o.Q0 bu, coru. t7m bu; oats,
, 1881-01-14
TOLEDO.

TotEno. O.. Jan. 12,-0nAiN-wheat nsmet, am-
DOT MlchfRan. eluE3ls No. rcd Wabash, spot slOg,
:, sr,e,Ssstasy sLH}a March. stN. April, 5I1 May,
Eltsts No. 3tcd Wabash. t,uii ro)ected, pic, earn
sisesaa5i ie h1ah B!xod 42es No spot, <tc, February,
s!3Hc OhN gt!et No. nt H1Ac, -'
G!hVElt tkEls-GnGlnnEod,
!51tESaEh 1lDGA-EAin
s,GLbAEl,-lHA1H-Wheat casIbeI Mo- I md nnot
Auy. tLEtK. ''' s' ''"'sst @Pt'" Wilt
1MUhu. ~ W. S''N' Ae*'s" a"' o@ts'
s;s.nIHrAESrs-wheat r. e,om bu, corn, Bom bu, oau,
, 1881-01-14

- N:W .pRR. jan 1.i'ls'ness continues Irregular
With package huusost cd,ton Hoo,a nutot naida ftnm
Nn!to goods quilts, and pqnek, which nro doing re;
nrass IT x,,I mGdsntc fs9Mcat eaans fairly nct,ye
We. kuHs lhiGst nuns wehf " wbn1nnS tfii,U
nr0 mna net!va' Amossoaa starln xlnshalns afa III.
, 1881-01-14

FEoHtA Ill. JIM la.-taAAIN-Cntn aeui nav
sRa- -ml1rd. 349ac3 now MDxed. a5lSax3fu psts
W sfm aha h9hett Mo. white, 3sasHa. Ire aoulaai,
NJ. Z Wiay1e.
nt0HMtSks--EteA1y At tilt.
~ S!s, 1 "; !ys xaY but barley, GlN I'll. ~"'"'
AS"s! AS"s!rh;NHaTs--Whcat, r. nHR6l eorn, ANN but pals
, 1881-01-14

~ fhs EdIsoT VI TNs EA1eaeo IfitunA
OllIoAno. Jun. lA-Tlle smallpox ls Spread.
ing III thu southwestern Rart Vi tbs city. aid
the city authorities aro 70 ho ttasled fur It.
Tho cause. sInce tllp llosbItal Wa5 iucateI
, 1881-01-14

How nhsur4 to proak and whoezo With oouRh
Which Halo's Hottey OF IiorGhouud and 1ur viii
cure. . ' ''
Fiko's Toothache Drops cure In QUO mtnute.
, 1881-01-14
LOUISVILLE.

!!oulsslLLE. Jan. m-CoTTny--Easaet Ike
sLot,t-AtedJ, o1tsn- t1zjl1no, oxtrn famIly. kl7s
~; NJ. !, fa0aaaz5i rholco fancy, sa2aaM
d., "H.ua4 quiet. but tteadyi No. 1Mhlto 375{o,
10 Mlxed. SG}4c Hyo, No. T. H,o
IAy-ln fair demand; &lAuDealahn
ptim" !st!nNs-r9Ex Tte1dyl tA75. Lard steAAy,
,SasM s.enf H. clsar, j7.5i iiams-
HHtdkX-Acttyp and firm at ii IN
, 1881-01-14

fH7snuHo+ ian. M-tErhoIEuN-Dull, csudu
,eno5t United certificates, a1<o bid, ronnod. aXc
ph!ladelpsIIa delivery.
ckEvktAHt o. Ian. l.-rKsioLxuM Quiet,
Btahdard uhite l1u tesL, like.
, 1881-01-14
'fEtrbtnlT

.,.satHotT, Mich. jan. observation-disclosures.
-. M"1!S..Whaas iuac,lsei No. white, flqlxt Janus
n ~ Fs1runrJ si,x9f, March, {,.ttH, Apttt,
La naIpMsaif IIIa, mtf' ns sshts, socslpts, s
, 1881-01-14

~ ~ '''''' '"''''' '""''t 11'3At $50
tts{C u anfnn. e. f.; Jnti. M-tnJ79so~nf, Riaaas
stock, &1NH '' '''''' "'pu''"s low
, 1881-01-14
l{uFFAI.n.

HVFFAL0, Jan, II-QHAlN-Whh,t> nom,n., v,d
c0Fn quiest Ii Cars now on track sao, ,n.r-
tfsri -, . G. !hits 9niet and aasyt car whltY on
-' ~ .'ts ae2iscted. QaENY asxfect4d.
, 1881-01-14

n,s1s,s sAn sAnls-foTToN-<uset bat stssdyt
~ saolh6. Ike, low uda.tpg ue{ct uood o.din.r,.
'' aas fsas'atA A2A aalaal gsaaa. kup, sxeass. 10
, 1881-01-14
DRY {3faflfls.

OSWEGO.
oswEon. ian. 1a-Whpnt qulot- Corn scsreo.
, 1881-01-14

COTTON,

u"s.t. SAFolfs, Ind, 1au. M-uAAt4 - Wheat
salati G5f@t5a}sG |~'~'' ~~sS''sS o"@s
, 1881-01-14

1hse1a" q Northwestern Rnilsvny.
For 3tanA, Tln0 'nr,je s,eco,no,t,, ..,...,ss.,
n{ns " LlAfx.st OInn1 Tacao UyinkI Frpraxs
OHltes lHln0f Hou1t. rs GAnal.aL. ana iha dahns
, 1881-01-14

against tho ealo of spurious butter" aud
cheese: Mr. Howe begun Ills Investigation
last Monday mnra,inX, ktirtlnY 0ut Ut tho
corner Of Twenty.tlttfl> street, and lurlnx
that day ha visited every retail grocery store
on boil. sluEs 1t SlAtu stseet u far AvIt1 aj
, 1881-01-14

....... .... ..... j--
e''ss1s s '$;sss:: : g., &c 81
, 1881-01-14

1'ittAhuru. IT. Wayne = Ct1ee.s Wttt WE
poEut. CIR. Van l&ureu und EANai-l- 1fcxas nsst
taElar4-st, IAaas lluuses Gtaud k,Ieda lloau. Ana
IT llNNN:.
, 1881-01-14

hit,Vnot h-i,c,n,rtt Eth! r',rnsr q Wet!s snd Kinxia-sa.
0"c1'otc cosner OF Canal ana kjn1ie-sur
roc Sn.emFo: W.aa ~ MMHrltnston - Qn,ncy 1n,trond,
Iyors asrix nf j slccpthHtnr Accomn,o,,.
tnntxai fiSpss's i5a s1c? fooa oI nntn.av titaSi
ifr:c an,i * f.,usIni Ahd si1t0enth-ais., Pajner
, 1881-01-14

Michigan Crn4rnt Enllr4nA
Depot foot u taxo-a ana foot OF TNentr 1.+u
!1Gkoa Umcu u CtAtk.At, Routht4tt cutnuf Ut
oolpls. uraIid f'hc!nu llotut and n lNnue ttuuta-