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, 1881-05-22

GOSSIP OF THE GAME.
John O'Rourkc got an offer from Detroit, but
refused It, ':s
McGcary is said to bo worth $4,000. He can
afford to quit hull-playfng* =
The II. T. Hahn s. Co. team bent the Charles
D. Metzler's yesterday II to3.
There is no truth in the report that CoRswelI
has signed with the Worcesters. He is Superin-
tendont of woolcn mill In Fitchburg, md Is
not IN the market -... =
Cleveland is going to try Smith, Of last years
Csuclnnatis, for third -tasemau. He fnnked very
low us II bats1nan, aud as a fielder Was az the
foot Of his class. .
The Chicagos peremptorily declined TO accept R
Dick H'gham as umpire OF the Providence Sc
ries here this week, for reasons which Hsgnam
probably knows we'll enough
President Hubert has no faith In the rumors
concerning Troy's probable nFeak-9pp y p,s1su ana
burg. He thinks Troy will play the season
through. al
< "P.v. c.. Arlington Heights:'' The pitcher
need not receive foul ball n hls posluoa oe.
hack to his base. The pitcher may receive and
field a foul-hlc ball anywhere within the ota-
mond.
Tie Drcadnauehts i @Acmes yesterday PLAYED
game for the amateur championship, the Tread
naughts winning By the following score:
zzs:::;ss;s;sf.:: z;;::sS;1 ! : Il
sc. u. g., Boston. Mass.:" Anson filed no pro-
test aoafr1st the playing Of George Wright 6y
he Boston Club In the game ta question. nc
th9t Wricht, being one OF the Providence '*Ee-
serves. Was in effect member M Of The Pe9gis %;1a
4encg <s,n a. irs annual meeting. confirmed An
io Le9s lev " of he case by an 10 regard
pays q fo4aay nas rhe the
s'o c4uu ,rsS ..nlnted as lost by the ChcaEos and
es.1ns en- thar tbe latter had plenty Of games
, 1881-05-22

Rudolph Graves had not been married long
expert nurse. In fact this was the first
pledge Of love that had blessed tho Graves
union, that Rudolph, with Il total failure TO
regard or recognize the responsibilities in
Cured, promised to keep for an hour, dur
ing his wife's absence shopping. When she
returned she found Rudolph playing the
garden hose over baby. liz tlad tried every
thing else, he said, to keep it quiet, and this
seemed to soothe it.-Philadctphiu ITd7l-
Scrfrt. -. -.
, 1881-05-22
TRIBUNE ER1NCH OFFICES.

TRIBUNE BRANCH OF.FICE,S.
IN ORDER TO ACCOMMODATE OUR
L numerous pdtroua throuEbout the city. We hava
established Hrnuch Offices in tho different Divisions,
As designated below, vhcrr ndvcrtisencnts Will 20
taken price rs charged 81 the Malo Of-
ice, and will be received until O'Clock p. n.
- suuTEI DiylSlON.:
J. i X S1stAi5, BOOKSELLERS and Stationers. 13
". +. BOG AIT. Druggist. css Cotta:e Grore-ar-
JUDsUN $. JAEOBuS. Druggist aSs 1ndiana-av~
corner ThtE ty-nrst-3t
L. ". BUC8MAN. Druggist, corner Thirty first and
WEST DIVISION.
u. F. KRAFT. Druggist 6A West Madison-st, cor
Jas. il. k1i.KLEy & CO.. Druggists, Isl South
Hnlsted-st+. corner of Adams.
Mills rHAkHACY. j. W WAINWRIGHT. 51<
Wes Mndisuu-s.~. rorner Ogden nv. j.
TIL. suNNtCHSES, Druggist ~ Bluo lslanu~aF-
corner Ut Yweifth-st
Il Z IIEKNICk. Jewe1et. Newsoca1er and Fancy
y AUGUST JACOBSON. Dru4:ts1 is. North Halssed
~''-et -''> Not,rH DIVISION.
d. L. BURL1SGHAM Il Co. Druggists rs GoFth
C!ark.st: corner D!ylslon.
LOUIS II. II. SEEBE, Printing and Advertising
AEcnr. News and stationery Depot. t9 F. DtSston-sE
, 1881-05-22

Fielding errnrs-Detroit. 3: Providence, Q.
Rase-hits-Detroit, Is: Providence, 3. -
Two-base hIts-Haulon, Bennett t2), Houck,
Whitney. Gerhardt. .a' ...
Three-b base hit-Whitney.
Firsr base on b1tls-Detroit 4: Providence, l.
First base on errors-Dcsroit, 6; Providence, 3
Left on bascs-Dctroit, 6; Providence. 3,
Struck out--lfanon Derby, Brown Whitney,
Gorhardt, Denny, Giligan. York.
Double plays Wood Rennett. Houck-Ger-
hardt-nroEn, Mcclellan FArrell-Start.
Passed balls--Gross, 3.
1Tme-Two hours and ten minutes. T.
Uynpire-Hiohnu1.
Bradley, engaged as short-stop and CHANGE
pitcher for the Detroits, became dissatisfied be-
cause not allowed to pluy. and applied for his re-
lease to-day It was granted.
, 1881-05-22


DETROIT, Mft:e.. May 2i.-The Detsoits ever
lasttngly jumped en- Providence to-day. and won
an overwhelming victory BY score Of le to O.
Derby pitched IL splendid game. but three single
base hits being male OF him, and none Of tho
runners left on bases getting further than the
second base. A'fumhle By Houc3z. an overthrow
by Whitney, ami q dropped ball By: Brown alone
marred tho fielding record OF the homo team.
Providence seles;tcd Ward and Gros3 IN its bat.
tery, but hancreft's tucn punished Ward terri
big, securing run IN the frst by a.
base on - called balls anG base
hit; four In the second on Houcks single, g.
thrce-bapger by Whitney, n dropped fly by
GillieAn, Knights hase.on called balls, und BEN
nett's two-buse hit; auother in tho: fifth by
bro'rn's reachfng first on called balls and COM
Ing home on 1senny's Wild throw to tirst- Heavy
hitting followed In the sixth, and sfugtes By
Gerhardt and Knight and two -basers by Ham
Ion and Bennett gave three earned rtins. A
base on calico balls and Derby's single gave 4
run in the clghth. In the ninth the buys COM
mencrd batting for the cake. and rte3ridencg te
cut.e utterly demoralixed. 4 fu.ub!ed groundor:
by Mcclellan. u Wild throw by Denny, and
passed bail by Gross, together with a tuo-baser
by Gerhardt and single hits by Wood. Knight
and Hanlon Eavc six I1,k,re runs, uf which but
two were earned. Providence played an album
Unable game In the field. All Detroit is crizy
over the result:
, 1881-05-22

- REIT1ED. = vs>'.-: :.
GC REWARD-LOST, 4 BLACK AND
V0 tan dog, that answers - the naiue OF Tip oh
tho 18th inst. from sl6 West Mudison-st.
E@0 REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR
p.JO information that will lead 70 The convtetlnn
Of the a.sns~ins OF II. II. sessions, q ~ "es1 rL
Etara WorkA-
, 1881-05-22

Earned runs-HufalO. 3: W0rccster,2 2.
Total fielding errors-Euffalo, Q; Worcester, 2.
Base hlts-Bunalo, II: Worcester. 10.
Twn-hase htts--Lynch, Force, Richmond.
ORourke, Foley, irwin.
Bases on crrors-Worcester. l..
Left on bnses-Dntfalo, 5: Worcester. 8.
Struck out-Tarlor ~, Bushong, Richardson,
Sullivan. Calvin cn.
Balls calleo-Galvin, %; Lynch. e7; Rich
monc- s5.
uoud, II.
Passed bnfi-Suiiivau, /.
wild pltchcs-Richtnond. 1: Calvin, l.
Time-Iwo hour and thirty minutes
Umpire-Dradlcy-
, 1881-05-22

DARTNER WANTED-A GOOD BUSl-
i ness man With from sduu to sta ~ to unite with
the subscriber In working ous 0f the best patents
tn the country. Five factories now in operation:
more to b8 staEted- CHAS. F. JACKSON. P.-o BOX
, 1881-05-22

DARTHER WANTED-I HAVE FROM
si,0{ to k2.fch witt which wsa11 to purchase nr,
inta7est IN established paying business. Addrcss
O TO- Tribune Office
, 1881-05-22

Two~base hits-Clnnp. Shaffer, Connors.
Baso-hits-Clevelanj. IL: Troy, 7.
First hase on balls-Clapp, Purcell.
First base on errors-Cleveland. l; Troy,3
Struck out-purceit, Counors. Ferguson, Han
kinsou.
Left on bases-Cleveland. s; Troy, 5.
Double plays-Cslasscock-n Dunlap, Hanktnson-
Fergt1s3n-ConnOrs.
Balls calted-McCortnick. 81; Welch, %.
Strikes scailcd-s1cCormick, 30; Welch, e4.
Errors-Clcreland.l !: Troy, B.
Passed balts-kcnnedy, 2.
Wild p5tch-McCormfck.
Itme-Twp hours and ten minutes.
-.Umpirc-Doescber.
, 1881-03-02

tlO1 pRODUC1Y--Hese fnIrIy hettse and again
vnry wGak under henvy selnR b5 leading ororasnfs-
The decline ranged fson er cent TN lard 10 noaTsy
ruf cent shurt RIBS. tho latter 9Gtna especially
hcuvy. swing to tho supposed sailing Of some lots
that lad boon previously bought On export orders.
Tho most noteworthy chanva lM THO mMrset utl,er.
wisa tile ehrknuc VI Tho april premium TN york
tn nhnut 10c. apurst j7}io tho previous dnY Therc
much Charge In tho premiums nntd for chr-
rylnn nthcr stun. FROM this Il whs surMlked BY soNa
thMt tic rork being Picked By PARTIES c'ntFut-
ling 1t: but 1t nny have been t,nay taken to Hi Mnrch
shoftt The foreIsn ndvrea noed decline r. sntnG
hog nIartaL Ills steks Ut product here and tlk's-
wsrG ANAL fur tho cIost OF tho winter packing
aif:ts roKk- declined :slsx4c pee brl for pt and
csod 1c be1w The atest prtGGa u suidnr Hnlea ~er0
~ Irl. ngi'r March r. ~: Hto Pr ssiier
ii7i; und sU brls stllet Juno Ut fis7H. otnl ilJ
~ brh The market Glusen h4ndlet A. ~
fE round lot: ;pt Hf sSlies M9r.h' H.,
nftnr,ioun call .slEl cf9sEd at t!Ni.M4ti.W
l.An-t'ecrct! IN lec t@r ~! u.s. nut fcnetrd and
s,osra Yny .laaa hsw ts IT, ta.es pr!cG.s; "; f MN
Il slS Is; 10 tc. reilGr Stay 1t s1 ia lid
~ t. ssor Inns nt tl,a1F Tota SlMe @ its M
roller Tho nnnth 4l0.ii hel!9r APRIL, and &lU:o ke1r
Mny:, Un tho afternoon call <Aur closed Mt s1ol9f
MG4Ts--Mtbs declined 2oax.Ho per lug tbs Is, and
cl.eI l.o bu.nw TIC .atest psoe. u Monday. tprn
mt enough dving n o'llcr ntidlcs 70 establish
but aH.. . fpass 81 * H. t.
Il itai si% nnd s.;v rsuf aisy, ~ Sxos o,a lid
.a5t cSnrs nn prsnsv terms; anm " st4rt s!b: ~
ssiiss say, ssd tsiissiS.f sslicr June; &iu1 ibs
Irr1n huns tli !t.i NJ sc. PRICES u leading cuts %
nratx were ns foiuMnA Ut O'clock for Iull-cuFcd. u.
NxN
, 1881-03-02
ElNCkJAS. l. II HiSrE AuH. !.
ISL l>W. thx-S} lAsJ.hL
EOt,,,.| A7.l.i.NI E31EnI{ 3fLHU lGlt fia.AalS1 u
ElLyur..u bEtzts| l,u!t.ta|{ 3.nitUt :..sF yu
TptNI.l &aEI&St| 3i,Hi7,:ks| &i,uii7lI $73,a5!.hi

Chicagn bRnk clearings wcro Ts.500u00. Our
banks reported II bettor demand for money, not
only OIL nccount Of the l1pArl Of Tr'llu scttIc-
1ncrts but IN general grounds. New York cx-
cha,,go sold between banks ut h0d2s5c per sl.000
discount, anti closed weak ut tIlo lower figure.
Country orders fur currency were lHrgo
The local tlcn,nnd for securities WIS quiet. On
tho ChIGnHa Stock Hoard thero were rules Of
Lincoln Park r., Si,oOo Ut 1uo; Watnsh, ST. L. &
=. Is, $loNN at ai1i daHj; $5o,oon ut ala95E; N.
c. City II. X Gs. $1,000 ut 1ll!s: 5000 at lllts.
Tho following quotations weru made:
, 1881-03-02

Fi,uUR-Was IN fa4r den,nnd for export, though
less acttve than thu preceduH day. Thtre was ouly
a.It Iucai trad0 Tho n.askut wHs fFn. Sales werB
rppurted ut III brs winters priyate ternsi 10 brs
und Gun bugs arrIrus, rasty at ALs4.:I Total equnl
To-, ,a!j hrls Errurt Aours were quoted Ht s{uossai
fur peod to ctlulce, md re 70 ut $l.bSt75.
UrItEn MtLl.sTEFYs-Wcro In nc.vo demand and
Rttisly. with ln!r supply eaBs wero reported OF
rurs brnn at II. sjsla51s car mitd!ngs at sAe1;
corn-uuI at tlio per ton on truck and
eur feed at fIis5.
SrnlSu WllEAT-WAs tcss active, and norc sreg-
ular than usuMl. ut ensicr rnnEe os prices. Tho
tnarkst adyahccd Afs9ic, fa OF ,ic, md ltIcn nd.
Monday. Tho Nritish markets rpro nil rcp,rtud
strunEee. spring oil cuast being auutod od
por quarteF higher. and p'isate cables
united moro nctiyu demand. while
1nr winter WHEAT markets wcrc ssrunEur, with
hI2nor Now YUIk. This caused the slight ndyn nco
ura easy. which chscktd by Tho wcnkuess IN hox
roduc md Jy to ntEsrlna ot several lots OF March
wheat, which led mnny operators 10 expect worry
largo do1tvcr!os In tile afternoon Tbs pressure tn
& Il @ e ,s s9sS sws y: s'as ss HS fi
Sw stt .hs ] e. 's II ~ % sas4 ssppy 81 d.
oes ss ''ass Nv ssssi sass
~ Ssr os ss so.Hp as + aoos fsr
Eli s u x?S: S 1sfs;s s' Estsa
rssalpis snna t.s!,s GtY 4 b! hy satpIo n! lo;
%:n I'd I'LL u S''s -
Ssss s;snsss &s ssssi s % I'D =
i;s1.1 Si;:s P; sS Sl sSs" 1, ts ii 5a On 'hs
8 L 80 0S}sa
Sa. i 1ss ;sssS s sstssas sx M il s ss s.
e. s asass tae y ii sysy ssy T Ts
tec11a.4 noted niyanco af Id cental AlH, our
Hs;s ssa:i y H
| th1Y waited lii tfkH4tf ffE}p
, 1881-03-02

Special Dhpnteh e The Caftaas Tribune.
Of 'ho ei!Sr"c!srisiics q urs il thu iaark%t
but hts bccu IN nestyn rel.syst, especially Ut thu
CtMrng ,Ilousr, whsre tho burr.;y'ns binks i':l,l
crn.. closing lirtil at tic f,tter rite. ui,d sonr
difficulty w1.h rG.,l Il! obtaining 'noncy euaax!,
e tI,,,! nks tho ,s setl''ns1ts II, NoK ss x"rk
pFenjum on si.ooo, mi II rood dcat of muteIE
has lecu, shppsd Thu 1ross cxchnngss ., ,sMtl!! M
s;f viii, "is1crs rs Il p;'o'St;e hs k tS sn!emes;
crsasi,,y '%yeragcs., and have ,Ereatly
lie 'p p,eset a ..,iito :of tIs 1s,nuy .nrkct.
l.oans !!avo inllrn oir *l,:a.uso l.aa n,,o,,nts
dMe from reserve ,Keats have 'le:rcased r.: *Sisy-
u'lor hand, deposits have fallo,nt $.,:f,o:1ha and
tho f',lotIht5 due u othor tnnlts. $l.Hh,sn
Circulation tins sccrcnssal *ii,,Hn 1 u It tho r..
,cgni tenders sIISM All this. .'t curse, Ind
weakening effect iiion the y t''iks: L.: They nu,v
@ ss ta r. rcsr1s FL, r1y, u E Eeo,,raa f. y fn u
mskes ,'. tho loss Iii rcsorve by this statonunt
Tile chief characteristic of tho stock market
tn-,ny WIS tiulll,tHs, which il not n t'a,l char-
aet"rtsslc ata tlmn w!,un activity would indl-
wpt inevitably deprcss prlcts Holders hcrr
sGr,n q tuye tho1r stock well in hatd. aud con.
sl.ni't'y they ean haye so.hi,'K to say rs to
li;; % Il" urcfsrrt f from rom III; 10 III: III ss,m.
F'fs ,S NJ: nj? s,sslS s;slSfs rWYanSnS ,F'';
Ilaiti,noru ,sscncd il, to g9i;. Atch!son alcnetl
Mt 13i.a anl deetncd to iSEi, but clusesi
Nuw fori; 4 New l:n4sand ntvancrd III. % 5lsa.
i:ustcri, nivnnec.l from a1.s 70 u; Wisconsin,
sa"x fast cy Nsf fe!l Of f%s fr M u !" II" ,astoa a
Albany ulsn declined " IL M'; r,..:!nn,, came
| In,,I nrt EStrr r0tJ tri
, 1881-03-02

The following Instruments wuro alcd for roc
ur.l Tuesday, Mnnh i:

The following instruments wuro alctl Tor roc
ord Tuesday, Nlasch !;
CRY PROPERTY.
sEESt r. aass II H. u i sa T. 81 ssssaSS saa &
4. aGv dstcd p.G
cs:asf \: y sr:a 1t SSS SSSsn 10 in5 s &
;s;:$ t Ii It t. aSl l. issa il
ws% Ss;s sss I'D Nes " .is; i a5sd:i II
sYS SS IT, III i; s$;;. i ijs;ji L ;,S:i
lss,o.i's; s i. hlitifi6 *,flaiii
josenf j. t70
rfs: H. i |Sls'ps Il fsi; II Ssass; sf i hs L
sfSsS G;; '
$$; x |: i: 'I*fsfs Ass':
ii }S i Ii %isS Ws
4Ss ss $ Il; n .s$. IL xS; $Sisi i; js xS;S
siy TSi: i;;;St
s;;; ;;s il ;:;:Ss /: I;i;
X" ..sss% % W. T.. i u tHaatuT sssx d iaas
A.a.s'd Has ~ 81 xi:;.'. t. u. 49,
Miat .lIs iIu. ss,'3 u IL " assss! ..' 90
iJonn Y. i.!sst q Jazz ATa,,.i.!sansI::;.%.: 90
r;{s AZ s;s5 3A!;:S'2 III Il
tYinlln y; S!en"l.,'s M IA J;.n;,; III
oss.Sr sss ss. y; x It e::sy y las, 10 sas ss s. T.
s;:s ss;:S IL s.S ia;;; t &saa.Is
i.si #, cor M llay Sxi Il. hi. 81
ff:;s ;$Ss sa5S SSf5S ;f% t% ,':sas s j s asi
A5r.ur A1ansa, a. 3. Il ii iia:,sa i:
ds1 aSy; n da: & II Est ;fs9csa .td, It ID GSaa H1
esry % u slslaeJ iisraansi5, 5,:"::"::::.:: ~
lSn i; .i Sst fSa'1 Ssb VI ts"FifS Fs,1a
nsn ~. nsr liz I:ss xii IL datal
!ssstss s astsa ss sS. : G. His'4i aat;ss~:
VIII w.!saik 1ishiss sts.;.sSft' 4. is II oI
5I:! & l. }sH{TIf, E{a Ii;i,a., ,i.ea soo ~
hiLGs ~ TNs eoURT-lIOusE.
Aep 1 it'd tvS SSftI't%1'"sts t1"saas. j.an as
psssI \; s:;:s iS;;
Il ,i ,:'!; 4;
ISat ths abayo, dated Feb. - tloseph IAi.u. .,
Il. datsa Aax. ii, Isl ii. i. fsaaS 70 Mary
LII noshInI5 g n5eSi Ka;: Xa:a. dsfed March
Tx, aud 4. KoG0iicu 10 jusuuh KruueJ........
u T. as VI 4
llOlneA 10 Cltnton khodasl ,;.....'........,. ~
1ss Il a.ti IL 81 H. It IL S'tGtlaa;a tGtl.t s.:
] lltu-lusuEancu Compsns 10 JamCs /. Wood.
, 1881-03-02

ttKUl0, OF tho Sun, HayS tll1tt ntl 1t NOT btGn
for tho nitl Of tho Importers Traders Nnnk,
mud for tho precu,ttiun which Gould tpns Of bur-
rowing nlu,lry OIL time and not OIL cAll. Wall
street would h,lyc prnbnby seen Inst Frislny
something much moro tnck ttian 1t ht! sec,
Gould would thGn hayo been rA!sctl to tho dig
nifty OF tllo hcro Of twn nlnck Frltlnys. a stendy
tt0uidntiun OF Inflated values and vnuctss So
ctrIt!cs Will bGcnMo tho order OF this day for
Fofnu tiIuc to cuulc. Tho other alternative IL IL
dull status tIuo which will tcAvo tito stock u,ar-
Let to Tho viu!ssltucsnf trade and general blls-
Mcss Thnt speculation ,n,lst be reduced scc1ns
to be inevtntIls Too mAny 1s~.,plo Wcro hurt nlt
Friday. 1t will tAko weeks nnd weeks to bcgl
ti,uls wo1,nlls II Ia estimated that oyrr So, ,00U-
O0O OF vullcs wcro wiped out OF cxlstetcc In ono
day.
The Herald reports TINT the roads connected
with tho direct routn 10 Chlcngo havo conlu to
tho conclusion to make an AttncK upon tho
t;ru,ld Trunk ntld its nlIy, tho Vermont CcHtrnl,
by uituuting Its passenger trnlsic 10 nnl frotn
CunNtln. Thu VIII hcRliII bctwCCH tho DGfaw1rG
& IEdsuli i,ld tho Centrnl Vermont Roads halH
tMir to extend west Of AfnHtreal. and It Ia saii
tho llosto g. AlbaDy 1tond fBtMckiug tho fortiicr
Tho tArt TINT tho Ceutl.I Vermont, III connee-
tIon with tho Oranl Trunk, although tho longer
line 70 tho West, persists III selling tickets. shy to
Chcugo, for SID FROM l,osUh. and ut tho snlno
psicu from Montreal to Chicago, while tho rato
ya llostoh l. Albany Atld Now York Central IL
S.l butwccn tho RaMo points, and that tho Vor-
ho1 'outc nlat' l'tAes W.. 80 .,' s. ',so 49,.
tween hos'"h hl'u .'o "eet nas = ', "sI ,.u
tnorh III 1ao s''o ~ wv A'o'>'i "11~ '''
Western connections.
According 10 the NJ" 1o.R i1te sescta'
prominent orelatoFs coahtoa 'nolrio H'o,e ",
tho tn1lllosa last Fl'"S, Atsa hut INV VI NV y
suni!or fry hnd their n,nrElns completely wiped
out. It ju,.kcs that from present indications tho
nlnrkct IL llke'y 10 MAINTAIN tao strength ~ W..
seioped III tho Into toallilR3 uhlcss W tno event
Of fotnrh OF tno htr'hHe'lo} III t"o'eS' VI "u'o"
there scuina to DO no danger.
| Under tho recent coMlliion OF aHalrs' tho
lmcricdtt Exchange sRys if tho NOTION or tho Nh
| uonRl banks had not prdcI1ltntetl llqnluatloil
| 1t would havo CONT whon THO heaFy thanlrAla-
tors had sold out Il satisfactory nh1oilte o. taor
| hnlllsiKs. NOW, wheTo speaIllntors month ago
| wcre bnnHln9 u1N'n inc tnoory tnat tAe passago
Of tho Funding bill would work Rroat iailat1on
OF prices, to'a1y tno sat'e iten HA4" 4"Ha o''.s
ant revivni Of contldonco tho prospect that Tue
lli Will iA1l. l4Ck tnDSD EGksnIs4 alu"1FSIs VIII
, 1881-03-02

llyur King hus declared Ii dividend Of &c.

ElIVUt K1IK lN8 uGGIAFEtI 4 NU}FIuGflu Of r5c.
NUSTuN.
aptct1t Dltpateh u Tie Chicago Tribune.
I,nsr0N, Murch LIN H!ning shares ltnrshnw
declined 4, to u; cnthlpn l-lU. 20 II ta; Nh
wick A,ittuony i, ~ -; Washington sold ut u;
International at 60; snssuchuctts g. New
Mexico ut U71s. XIX.
10 iae IyfItsYn Aisostattd Frsi,.
IlosTOS, Alnrch l.-Mlnliy stocks closed:
AsloYs.. IpSwab!c x'sI ..." Y
Copper fulla r..+.... 1e!$l
, 1881-03-02

Short rlts. seller Apr!L rloset Mt f1.AhS7!7f Long
!as,ds i,..ta bnsni iS"; St .,s aMf'; s.sss.
green tlnsDs. batl6 asEf1tGp. t1 s-]t.
Nacon quoted At 5li :sNc fi.r shoulders, eas4c fnr
short ribs, tsktc s1r short clGars lo3lUc for ans,
ntl t.trvhsGu ANd hnrkc6.
nEEf-Nua 4Httt nj 44I0IIW for n1GA8. $9.593lQN
for cxtrn mess, ant ut .u}is.t.N for hana-
, 1881-03-02
BY .TELEG1tAlsu,
NEW YORK.

Ae'' .S'|~'
NEW fonK, aiarch l'-uovornmeMs wore irn
anu 'sel9 hlHncE' e1ecpt loe os' Wa'oa a1o 0h'
chafxod. ..
In tho raAroad-bond nlnrKet' tue fcathros
"ero Iefaa q Faollc income laisa. ~,
which advanced to II troM slss; ln'llnnA, Do
cat'af q sprsnE''elu secontls''nooti'cs WHICH na-
vanced 10 ao's FROM bs' Erie suen,'d consols to
E'!s from WI hhttsas y facllo hFst co'isos.
70 !ViiI from lnts 10 hfstss lehsoF Iivlsloh,
lsachLods VI l05!i from l0Is hnnsas y 4exaA
sucnn,l cousols to 8I{ from Su!k: jersey Central
..n,,. ,s..,, .,.."..,a -, ~ r.n,, I'm, I,.,,
YER L. ftiu {}r1ntlO lrsA to lii from lll5s TOxua
MA. ,,aa ~. m..t n,,,tst,, - ~. sn..
fAclEc HEstS' Ak1o 2sah0e u'sis'on' 'opsss 4@ou
,,... .,,o..
MIR, at,, mi rtzct ,v trrovntur In en rxr cnI.
tngB, but assumed strnilS tNN0 ut tho FtEat
Twr &vho,, t,,r ottfr I.t rYrnr,1u,1 an MI rouoo
.4'''A"s ""S' '-e ets''s ,'1s '~ ~ - ~, " 49, 3'''
sreeulAuon continued ht1n thron9hoat the "
torpnnn thnrt t,nlnx itDwDycr ncCaHnna1 slIHht
rrnvt,ons. which wero spocd!ly recovered, Tbu
~, ~. ~ 's -, ~, ..'.a, -.
highest hRufes oi tae aay wesa toacnea htteT
tho seconu llnnrd. when tho Improvement III
rOIrnrod with funi sntus ycatcrjny nurel from
u' !: sn liz III" In,."r Nns,sl,u & ch",t,noor,,.
, 1881-03-02


LONDON, Mnrch 1.-Consols. % 3-1d; account.
go7s.
American securities Is. lG1i; AIS, 1lA.{;
Is. llH!4.
lta!Ittnll bonls-IIlinots CcntrAl. 1i5ls: PENN
Er!o, 49ss: do set:osits, luJ1s; iigadng, G3H.
AnluliLt OF hulllon girllo In. fj.u0J.
lAnIBt March i.-Ltentc3, I'll H!tiG.
, 1881-03-02
,,I ~ a'
dated Feb. 1i t.. j. Hnnl6lHt0n tl H. ltakof.... d
COMMERCIAL.

Thu following wcrc tho rceeiptA n1d shipments
of tho leading articles Of produce in this city
during the twenty fpur holrs ending ns O'Clock
Tuesday morning md for tho corresponding tttno
n yeDr NHD:
, 1881-03-02

TOTAL AL kfhaGl
Thoso figures shuw Lct.rcaso during tho past
week Of 10 bu cor,l, :uU hu rye. a5.Sjl hu bar"
ley, and VI. iucrease pf I'LL bu wheA +.o9t oil
oats. Tutal dccrcasp, 7,7s1 bu. Alsu nlioat III
hnruor aIa, tt8 bu corn, against 67,sa bu tho
week heforc,
Tho following shows tho receipts Of several
articles Of produce III this city from JAN 10 tue
closo ut last week; sol,S7o br!s tlour. 07 0d9 hl
wheat, s43 bu cor,t, ,4N bu oass, l7i&II
blu rye. l,t 0s3 bu laroy. II 10: KN lls iiaxsecd
N,si6,sn lbs hog ucat Ii, ,6lD, ,ea lbs lard, 0s0.'
9Gu lbs buttur, hugs. a0,355 cattle. ,Bsj
ahocp 1T SD ba htdes. lbs wool, AlI.
ao tons coal, s0,ag 000 fuet lumber, 65,S7t bria
salt.
Ut. Lcstcs l. Co.. Of this city, havo published
summary Of ropies 10 questions asked Of III
polnts liz ilslnpis ITO III lown, lS III KansAs. 10 n
Nuhsuska, III III Missouri, ~ IN Ohtu. ~ III In.
diana, 15 III Wisconsin, VI In minnesota, and II in
Miphignu. Tho conclusions arrived ut nre thoso
First, that lowA will hayo mDrc corn Tor export
thau any other HtAtU. Second, that tue consutA!-
ton upon tho farul this winter bus Gcon iarKcr
than usual. Third, TINT good local denand
exists for eotu all through tho Westt anas!AstIy,
that tho stock uf old corn III tho hands Of pro-
duoers is practically out VI tho market. As 10
, 1881-03-02

Epntlh Hefe ho!d A. fnli figures. We qunte:
Ful! GfenM ....................15 Ai3H
!,aH Mtn ..1HlfsiH
t,an fkim talf 20 Ronl. ..........,....... HsttUH
fhrt kkIm Hhru. 1lt6A ~
~" u
C0Als-ItemaHe nFm. 1hs demand, an for soma
time pnht wns restricted to Meeting current cot-
snmptlvn wants. In anticipation VI an carly DECLINE
W0 qnoto!
AnthtNcitc.."...a ah0t Isosubura. ...........e:bU
big
nnluNofa q unto 1!nl ndtnnR blotk......,... GU
PledM1nt.4...... suuI illinois. s..,.,,,,.,,., :. hO
CVofEhAGE-Was ttenAy, With satcs Of 200O fnfd
ttoreea 6t sl0o. Pork barrlls worn quusats at 10
Ill.,
DRESSED tioGs-Were quIet, with Hight offerings
and little demand' The price wAs nomina,ly fdd0 per
ITO 1bs for ehoice county dressed.
9c per tiD1en.
FlHiI-A 4Hnd business II DUNG nr firmly -auhtulncd
trlcrs etncka nf Inks hatt small but wAtnf
Inscriptions arc In ample supply. ueuw nfe j0bbers'
, 1881-03-02

g1u ri,i,,'tt' tt'aMht M to check cough ut once. Nr.
s1sn syrup will d. ~. PtIco. Ks cuuts.