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The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1881-05-13
Travellers Directory.

lrainsleaV6 BrattleD0rO,
MOVING SOUTH.
For Miller's Falls and Boston at 4 20 Except
hondays) and 10a. m, and so p. m.
For Springfield and New York at 20 Except
Mondays) and 10 a. m; 30 p. M.
For New London and Stations on N. L. N X. Il.
att % p. m, and 3 so a. IN.
For New York via New London Steamboat,
30 p. m.
MOVING NORTH.
For White River Junction, Rutland Wells Riv,
or, Newport, Burlington, st. Adams, ogdensburg,
Montreal, and West, 10 80 a. m.
For Bellows Falls and White River Junction,
and Rutland, 5 40. m. A.,
For White River Junction Burlington, st. Al.
bans. Montreal, Ogdensburg, and the West lo ~
d M.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1881-05-13
WE HAVE ONLY
ONE TENEMENT LEFT.

A prompt paying tenant, can get the whole o.
that nice new house built by the late Henry c.
Potter. one year for 500, rent payable monthly.
Call quick, on DAVENPORT & EDDY.
Feb. II 1881 tf2s
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1881-05-13
AFTER THE STORY.

2 END OF THE FIFTH BOOK.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1881-05-13

A6-BEwARE LADIEs-DoN'T READ.
'pssq leu no dn pup1s o. pBq sQsU
MoQsmos ~ ~ l95 p.sqs NOUN 9M
-ps9I Apv9IIB SOUS msod sIQL
SuIqlIBJ ol slu9o usl Is5sM Il, ,9M MON
:Moqs vJo puI4 lsBeI sql sl9S sqs il
Moq9Wos 1no u pug II.5qs leq noG lna
'houH o. 1u5no aus SuIQl9Wos slI
'uBWoM seIIIoM SuIQliuB 81 sIsql III
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1881-05-13

Colorado is the youngest State. but
cast more votes in the late election than
Delaware, Florida. Nevada, or Rhode
Island, and only 1900 less than ver-
mont. The centennial State gave an ag-
gregate vote of 2s,6s6 in 1873, which
has been now increased to 53,a56. 1t is
probable that Colorado will have an
additional Congressman under the new
apportionment.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1881-05-13
FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1881.

mind to do Justice to Winterdeld or to
anyone. His pride was rlortally wound
ed; his high sense Of honor and delicacy
writhed under the outrage inflicted on
, 1881-03-07
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Review OF the Finances OF Chicago
Last Week.
Tho Produce Markets Generally Lower, with
More Doing in Wheat-Provisions.
The aortmtnt Of Pradutc Continues ytry Small as
Consequence Of Tho Storm.
FINANCIAL.

Money bccnnr nctire in Chicago Inst week.
At one ti.nc t|lorG WIS something nl1iust like
strinRetlcy, hut this aoon 1,asscd nwNy. Mcr-
cl,nitts hnd 10 fall back upon tho batks for sup.
port IN nceul,rt uf tho failure 0f rcmlttnnccs to
arrive from tho country, Otlierwiso tho effect
TT tho severe storms wns to make business and
banking boih 0uiot. New York exchange wcnlk-
cnca gradually paper money BECAME
scarce, aud uoh wns finally or1lercd
from Now York. Exchange an1d nc
st.h0 per S1,U1 discount Local ,.cal-
inga In sccurFtios wcru quiet. III Now York
ststels ChlcaKn operations wes1 light. Tho ncws
alous tic business Of tho Granger ron1s wns
aell short III tho fAcc nr tho powerful ciQucs who
are now sustaining tho niarkct
Tile Public says:
Why MIR. Il. II. Green. reputci to be tho
largest stuckhuiicr III tho Louisville 4 Nashville
rresislont hns mt boetl publicly stated Thu
evident effect was TINT the st!sck OF TINT ct'n-
s Eo sos* wS Il % ho sFs':h Sha ssss rSs 'yas
ns!''sss n!ey @ ,sss ~ assas lsss tse.uat'%?s, Huge
rcspnct to t'o legal questions nwaitina }lI,esai
ncslon between Tint company and the Chatsn-
IooE'l, ind that hts lnrgc resources viii bu em-
porsy for Whc tho Lsssiiio SHf Nashviio
pa, n thS rnte Of SEQ for stock Of tho lNr
Among tho. interesting rutnoFs current ia ono
TINT: They aay that NJ: ao'.J w,.s 10 s''cGly
and hat 81: vandorb!lt's chcck, ior ton Mill
81 eoass "as r nfe vnns. srp NJ eves S
body knows. has bccn In tho ,,abit OF having
ten or twenty millions lying lille subject e,
we'll known to some IT tho mon who circulate
thts snnnplo Information thlt Mr. unutt re-.
f1tDa rf n m InHNr
, 1881-03-07
O1il1i1eItII CUIiE,
Swallowing P0fso,n-

HVnNoWtnE nnd l1hhlfiH tho nn,L
fencrnith ~ CHtafttt Isntsnn not mt,r!ns lhpunH.
ean" put tho etuiianh md lungs NJ tlo hA'J%;,'
fn1ntuy, HkH hutsHhta Nntl Insutjh!, :fFes n..,
a!hly rHnc!l ur HrhtliCatD tIp yrm1ontHs'. tan ~
tnttare. Ihls inet rxpIGlns tit 1t",sur, II
rlftctch NJ l1r. Wei Dr Meyers ,,rm Fitftul tut
treatment Tho elements HacI by lin ~ afGiit
~ tnG iittcotis rt'tnerltu thE 4(Iit liz nsorh+%
fHftfl Gssn !nH1 ny wcll ~ inn n t5.tsfp a
cGrtin 10 cttre Ctgnrrh+ M yncc,,n -, -
Ttnt Hnthl-Ehx; lta MArfnen.Ipuiru ,,Ius 10 IT,
Lsliets teNilnOnals frnn 1llnny stutnGas " Hth unt
AtnEcA N lhb fistAsH. hive l,rr,, VIM I, III
Tho tnGt Tint Svci ibe Sicyrts wv WV sVnirsaIe,.
Ntlun. Kev. I. II. 'Fisyi0r iii Mix s!nta sas5n
wsttns: D'G Fackauu f,r}Iiucea lndi,,nit' hhkIs
!arMt from Entarrl. fur ~ yrs" H. L. w tss sz
snr nearly ~ snnrs. Strs En,mr,11" r "t!es dets;
". Washington. place, N. T.: ii .,. unwes,
prat hnnrtit," Rev. W. III. nnn,',n,.h h.ed iii
Aid.: Eyrtvhnt!y troubled With Eatsrr tfsisrlsa
fhcnrn ILL., "fnrrIx yrar. iii mi hr., IT,, =, ttat.
tIss." Sfrs. ~. Il. khrnry, liz! Hn., tntart
lMula. Mn: " It uHYn Hte ttistant rtii,5nTrt, i
Crank, Atlnnitc Hotel, thirasH: "It rrsta,. l.
1ny nln'atHllltl lAhurA" Hs.y. sarn fl.n
HlNsk y. Y: ut ei1evett .s vi i, rr,,t tthr4, w.
&c. ur. Wei 1lG Mayer'n itIsrriti.,"Hc, IS, ac. A.
freq. III. MEurn" It delivered ID nnv ~ y ,nalai
u T. DEWEY CO. Ad ney.st. NJ r, Il, ~ hfaasHs.,ti
, 1881-03-07

NEW r0HK. Mnrch 5s-corroS-f)ull and nominal,
llAJtl3sci fntusus weak: AlnrcA. il.elc; April.
tl.ilcs Mny, llslc; lime, tlt!c Iuy, i,l1r August
lLtr: September. lIl.c Uctobgr. 1U4i7o: SuyoIubor
1y.EE; tlccenlhnE. lD.ic.
FLouN-Qnlct and unchanged; rocepss 1900 brls;
expUrts 2.h.up,
GnAiS-Whcat Iowur, receIpts, ,t]1M bu; nxpo1ta
:1u but ro1octed spru. Hc; Nod spring. Ills, No. Z
Milwaukee,. $!.fat unHnlu,I rod. Sl.l11ts1y1, No. 3
&c sfsss ~ :!s III n"s' sss ..e'nn. s II
u ~. I %its : :"tt a @ Tistes No :k @
IL Ss; ss a"fs rasn sa:: aisss racal,,. An
.3hnl,ll; rxIorts. iliNI!; .arit.ica. N;ssB4u MI l.
;s;;sS3ie' ;,; M Msts:s,u! ';i!4e$a1ls So. :: ;ss;s NJ
alny. 5]FaSc. Outs 1ui ts'erlptz :1uj Ill; Wpstof,
iiST-Vnlat hit iirns ii :i.aHpiiS
w.tsS! sH}sss }s stais Stsfa ka''o'" md
9M.isd n id.ie; job Stt. lyNesIiiic: saSas ,anui
pErMDi:unS Si'ull' naui, S;;la eruuS iSs4c; re.
TALI9w.-S TAT {. \, So,'t.Ina!!g unchanged.
TulrXSrISE-iiuliMt III 4Jc
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ni,I III good somnnd, hcn,toek
s"9; svI HHuis Yrs* md ls'o 'rando middle and
pulled 2s+isa; nw,sl,s.l. Hs:s;si Toxas. itssac
llnytAluNs-tsR ituII And HslllMlt old M1ttss rnrk
qnnscd ~ *at0t mes io stUg. lsref nts:tiiy. Tit
sn"!a ns&. es 5 sG % r lai na ls sSss s'', 1st s
MiH s' 19 ''''' pl'''' ''o'A'' s''''"S
l!SrrEn-'a i'm hssyy ~ 1:;;e s2;;
hi. sa is su sdS qlGs' nsw III, .aGssi ad
WeAk; sentc, 'Ht2!5 ~; American, stlAt:4ta ltiIb
$l+btxbGV. o '
, 1881-03-07
LIVE STOCK.

ny rnferui.cu to Lilo foruE0in iafo II Viii bo rSr
thhs Tho p'Al wtuk lsft Of al suscFr.
tluns ut lvu s&nck. tf cAitle AMI hnxs theru wotu
on!5 l,nf III many NJ tnf thu wnck touru. whI!D Ut
abUcp ttIero waro css thur f1urtl. Thnt tho Lu-
croaau Nun nl1ntsl wholly duo t0 tv furious annw.
staEns NJ "Wednesday mid Vhursday IL nppartn. fru,u
Tho fact tst snca Wednesday tho arflynlh ayn boon
"nIy Mb1mt tko ta.tt1u. l7.uM hogs. mud l,U xhep,
duo Ut Thu results at tho scnhiy supplIvs VIVA gc,urn
h1inn'1thR Of pricea. Tie change Ia rulss Ut hogs
and shacp wns noi vcry arkst but In c;lttlu tAure
WaS AH Havlac0 Ut >4atAe. Tho nlyAMcu Mttltd m.
undoubtedly flurG haGn nIucll srcatuT tln thrrv bup
III uhnbatFuetoA eastward MuYoLucnti but thu FAUST
ari ~ avIt III tho Western ht,eB Ut ru!lwuy
wuso btoekntot slus shtpprrs ruuIh nut ul,vrutu
tlol, u v;tlss Wa ontItsty ;inS It; shc Sal1f1,s..
I'll tfe ts T. sor.a Z g bs reaction Ms
iS5s q IN 's .ss: s;
~ Iaex t5ansska fass. iii, sndsd TiS u
"a: S!ss; a$ss IL ;ss$!ss ! @
y? S sss'' lss S'otSs ss,S l.; ms9: g.
~ "; ,; @ ,S' RI, 4
' II. . ~ saiSsss 4 nss
S ss sfsst II rSs's rs M ss Sts.
S: Y tGs :spSy Ls "s ii III" ILL.," tstss ts:
o hish pfiecs checking Grolnlio1t sa1n1ays ,usr.
III " y ss II s''ss L. asSs ts sSyst. tfss :
wvss ss ~ T. S "s 1ho ensuing
QUOTATIONS.
E1tra icuscs-atcora, woiahina l,aQ n nnu
chsHs i'll, H.td s.:soii;Sd '''1"
,,, .tsYf1s MosblnH ta g lay haaD
tnF ~. to l,e1 4aais
i,,x iu1,t la0 %blst1s
welahnK hl y t.Ua ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 3o15 ts0
, 1881-03-07

FOHftTGN.

1.tvENroot. Mnrc, a-llsu n. m.-FL0un-No. |.
list 80. = ~ IL.
GHA1S-Wlntcr wlsnt, No. 1. n 1oi, No. 10. n ID;
MI. spring. th ai; No. q " Gtis Nu whitc Ia I'll;
No. 2dt 9ss No. club. h 10j; No. DO, u IT, Corn
New No. !, Is iii. old No. ], EH I'd.
l'ItuvtslnSS-iurk.t TIA. Lnri, 5iaG!,
ihrEnronI, Mnrch 6.-LARn-rrme Western
atcair ut Els iM.
1toSnuS. stHrch NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SIS,
ASrWEttF, March hh-t'ErMOLEIfM-Ef,
t.1vE1pUnT. March i.-tnrrUx irregular nt b-tGa
Gsh1k; *ncs htI batess speculnuon ntld oEport, tu
American, 4,hO.
iAND-Anlurlcln, bis 81.
rEraHl.EuM-1&ctnch.n n&d.
i,iH following wcro EacuIvci by Tho Chicago Hoard
of TfItGu:
i,lFGHFna1.. March G.-syhent III fnIr s!enlnnd a,.d
firm: rcd "her ~ kli .2spsnE, u Mi NJ. X N III,
torn rat1,De hn4ler Ut n IT, Car10ux on pnt
ttrtl!,H tlluMnd rs rsl wltnr nLyniicHd kl. Crl,-
Snno ogure.li den.mnu n,ileratt.. u ArrlvHWfIrat
qu!ot: M. nltrifIH ADVANCED Gd toni untet ind
s1cndy rnrs, 49, LNrl, jts 4 iael-l.. T., lin iii;
=. c Ma H. Tn!1,Iw tlutl ntl I'll Iuwor, at Ijs I'll,
C.luote ~ q. ltcef. ;'s Wuatlior MnsrttIai
lsBSpnS, MarGfl t.Arrlttt,t,i. " nens trIl1, Torn
an,at 9l at +. I'd. MARK lsSE-ctrkHu. III ctHst--
n;;t nS asEna % Gnrxs. ;t ~ Wheat a9!nt a
los, ncarIY due, lin. We4thor In Enslund wut.
, 1881-03-07

srtttst Dt'pasth to The Caleuco Tribune.
MfLWAulsl:E, AtatGh 5.-fho weDk Just ended hns
beesI ns Ut cnIs!dorn1lo nVrast nt tho GhHber ot
Cunifnnleo lfo lefltiuhcy or tho n1nrEet tDwnrA
higher rllye u tlcus, nnd t!Iuro vr!ous In
hisnces c:stcnusch tu bnlpfit tlu bun oIumunl Tho
European Mut NGW York 1narketa cuElImueN to I'M.
nEoru. and IL IL tnw recorded. far tho tlrat ttMu In
suyesni weuks, tlut tho difference bo.wuun whuut III
.Mhwnukeu and ilvueloUl IL relatively correct, the
stcHdy 1asaneo In En.Inno during tic ,Ass tB days
llasiiI3 rlacal qunlttona upon lurA,ui h.sls. In
addition to this. tfnsu working for AI!or rca* nve
felt greatly onco.Irugcd by tho stormy ind sunut!y
unprhllt!oua weather. Tho w1rat-ba!t of thu West
ius passed. through scvoro ordeal snco last lie.
conteE. Suvprnl grent hltzxIrds tunad tho wtntur-
plh'it ontraty unprotected by snOw, md tito frust 1s
known to ba tlcGu 1T tho sarth. There ,lnvo uIHO
baeH thlwi1s nnd freuklnE slrco tho tirst fail of
snow, which IN unniteAtiy dangerous 10 tho crop. Suw
tlteFe ss u certainty u u backward tpsnY, ant
In u!! probability farmers Will DO d!sSutrato by thla
nd thu puer condition Ut tho xoit from sowing nn nv
ornsc sprlsE aosuuge Tl,oas yIcws Mso Htdra Y tho
fact OF arpIute Alorks II brcM1stts throughout tho
oM Wn1I. r!c huars eatIior the!r only i.opo fsDln
tho lHs.o asnllnblo supplies The nUunt Ut went tn
nluf.ln tl'is cunntsy nhd IN pu.sA2o tu Elrppu il
ao aa; wbI'o bI'1t ths ""ns: ,,rc,!SS %Sun ,,a ssaE
a,,' yS s n sgSs ,,,e e the , ;ia9f nt!nsnt n
Tsts ssIyn sr q
Gei ilo tnaGn!!tise cun,tus oasy until ntUsuF Gn'i,
asrras st Gsn.!.sa s Which, ni:h .sy ~ ca!s sues vii
ssar sssln i'st5 sssS ID ,9& tu ss''S IT, yn seSsis
r r ~ h; s.,,sv ss.s fSSf ;S! AHF'i ,,d i%r So
s,ur. NJ tIos rito :,,arIet % Hnuui,y ~ I har,ancj
In,il if,a1y f,renSnn WtSn, xpsi! s"aehsa sio5,
uMts'o,! ~ ,,ou,ei1ar!lT ,Mn rtnlass ot still lorg ul
favorable weatnue AttHF this rcMrt!sn easua. .nd
.';M g. wns h. tsck 70 @ s,''sc Slay t1M S93 sas
4! N.Y. With nnth!nE ao!Ms Rocp!nls far the week.
tiso t Ast ~ W !l!o SIMS tin.o Iast yenri ship
rhu nltiHMt y nt9ro :.1u004 usaiilst 6Uv0J Int
Juur, utid AtAtpN IN lXs3,
I0 tho tifsttr7k Aasoctaifd Prts,.
MttwAukEE. Wls, MAeulI b,-tIuuN-aeurcds md
tirsl. wv
.,GNAtS-Whent ilsna; ctnsed dull, No. ! nominal,
No. :at M}sci aMrt,, 9;MGi Arrll !t1ci May. fluai
JuB. &ti M. j ktl3Ui Sn. lntld ralectuA n,l;uiIn(
>tHrr ahur, SU I! a4c uLtA .nll Nj. nj Siu. 1.-Two
dull; No. w. HAruy dalt uni wtAkuf; No, tuyIIli
Ult '
i'nuviss0Ns-l Moaa pork. tls.M cnal.; 3lt51
A1F!. !.hri-lFlu hleuil, {V,y794 cash hnd March,
&tiLU!sz April
lt!tlib- .HleAtty ut &5,1Jithlsk
hdV.
, 1881-03-07

CtwctHyArE o., March chh-curroS-Wenkcr, 107&c
FLoljA-Flrmor. famIlY, &L15shu1, fnncy, 75.
\ GlaAtH-Whent in good lenInnd md straneoe; M.
rod. e1.nk torn stronger, No. 2 nxoa. &6a43s&c.
onta In xot1 demnnd; No mixctl :al6u. Nye ncl,ve
and f1rnlt M. tl.14 Harley In Rood heruund, No. Z
fall. tlGaa1.EL
plt,ytstuSa--t'otk dull md nominal. sil7a 1,nri
ttall; flg.t ua' Hulk nratH MH Mnd unnlnI3 soul-
t.nr# f81:*i s,enr rib. an. IMeon quiet Int 1.rn,
shDnt.1'rt. N;Sl!f; e1ehr rlh. f1s clear, t3BIM
WMIsKsI,Actlvo and arnl II ttN.
HNrrEtt-Fntr demand ind firm; chn1en Western
luscrve. 2!tsEci uholcU Central Uhl.l. tAt:ic
, 1881-03-07
ILLINOIS,.

ILLINOIS.
l.. +. f}ctts, ChIcauo. Htoyp,
.C- DnrGr, Decntuv, stop and WtrG for plant
wy r,,...,.n.. 1,,,,u
s ur1u t.h.,t.s wa.c1o, !aat!n9 ot velset'
n IInrfItnr t;hi.NvI, MvInrn. i.nntrr
T.. u. iltt'lter. Chlna9o, sleeping cur.
i. W. Jones. ChlcMgO, tplrphos,u-shun
q. W. kprchhUuor, Chu1lgo, t.rbcd metallic
tomc!ng.
Il. +. Mills. Normal, road for vehicles
z, Nullc, Totil's Point, stuek-Clr.
y. NoGe, Ihitl'H Point, ear-couplIng.
y. Noliet TNt'l's Point. brldIc~ buckle.
IL ent 1Sfts,etit9 E.hi9u ut,S!atl'tou t,i lhllK.
", +. rickut1. ihcIHn' ,,,}},"' ts''''s''cn'u'"s'
W. d. smith, Ertns6rv, rnrnucc.
O. r. Snntilwnrfi,. I.nEn.s,, c,.i.whro, ond oxI,
q. r. Hutrhen AItr,Ir1,' f,u;,,ncr Aee' ""u '>'e'
Il. Taylor, Enicn9p Kt,prort.
E TUllu. Uudirt,y. iinrrt,w.
II. u. Wsrn.r t?i,im'r, ,,nlo. or,o,
i. ii. Whce!er, Y1,rl1lgitld stsst,,. ,yint,cr.
j. M. Woods, York, tllcut- IL uuu Yulukcr
WISCONSIN.
AZ. C.. DuImi,y. Ordenshurt,. ror.o,,,r,t,n
, 1881-03-07
1lOS'ItDNs

HosTny. March 6.-FLuult-s Ready md unchanged
HtAlS-tus !isn, and IN sontl ttornund, mixed ind
yclow. htaa1cs stenmor, 5saDct no Hrlde. s7a5sc.
0ntB nDlnnn1iy unchanged. llyu n0lulnntty un-
changed.
lttirTInSamnnl1y unchanged.
EHHs-WgHteriI fresh, Eke!tc.
ltECEir*F1,ltsr, ih Iris, 4: 100 sactst corn. It. UI
bti. wheat. 9.NkI bl: uMts. it.NIj bu. 77' '7'
bHlPMESTa-flUat, 1i brs.
, 1881-03-07
SIC bid alny. Kyo higher at Use. harley

unGhnnrcd., -"
lEAn-FLfmer at Ef.aS bid.
UffTTE1l-Qn -Qnchnn4rl,
E0uA-Flrmnf nt .atlff411l{r,
WHISKY -StGndy nt fiiN ...
TltrsHfDNK-l'tsrk N}{Gr at kiS11 hkknf, t1rY satt
Honts dull wonk, md nner to aull. iIncO onslcr ud
nj s1 s At Ply ss!a rhes % bn sosn.
si!ii,MkSIH- -Findr, a.xD brlss wllcnt, ,GD iii,
coTl. J''.oN but oats. 1uU hai rye. AO bu baEIuyt
, 1881-03-07

IEnRtA. Ill. Mnrch 5.'-aKAtS-C0rn-Scarc
md !trfr.t now hah-mlxcd s!l1ElSu now n,ixe ~
tssc Uats-scarce Hni hrn, Ma. wllt,c, Bic. ilye-
scnrco md n0nnn1t No. 4 R!tG3TJc.
!ii1HwISEs-EnClMnve, at tl.H, .....
REcKIlTa-WhcAt. nufe; eurtI, i15 but; oats, 500 bu;
ryn. ntlnp; hurley, &AU 'Al1. -
AH!rMkSrs-Nhent npno; cnrr. 11,boo bu; oats,
li50 bu; ryc, 2,ou IA; hurley, f,su blu.
, 1881-03-07

Short ribs. telinr Anil. c,seh ut tI+;tGl7s lhR
lnnd. ;Ac nox,s; IonH .nt Ilsnls & Ms@4c svest.
urguh hnn,s. aaltu nyeftlaa. 71('sa<.
baeum ttm!.i nt aa]ie tnr a,0ntAgrs. EIs4e Tor
MI cAYAtesi Rnd packed,
nEEF-Nas III lot 1T 3iIGbA(p fur tnes4, EJ.J1l10W
for e. Irt Nlaas. nnd t!NAi4li,3u for hams.
, 1881-03-07
D1cItlkO1T.

DETROIT. Mich.. Atatch h-Ft.NtR-Elrm.
GltAlS-Wheut-Quot; Dxtra nominal, No. white,
si'G>Si MAfch. s!.ri4, April. tiu!5a May, sl.0Isi
inne, sl0S4' No. white, sl0iS; NJ. red, nothing
hnihg.
ItrCEtpTs-stGOq hi Yl1rnt
SttirMESrS-33,tA0 bu wliglt.
, 1881-03-07

hrpfAtn, N. Y.4 March 5.-rAo Hoard Of Trnto
Call llunrd Will hc reaunlsd ofl Monday nuxi.
GitAiS-Whcnt-Ftrmi saluB lc.uM bu No. hard l}u-
tuth Mt $Ial CDrn-Srarce ind .irm, y cars M: =
mixed, on truck, ut 5lc. Oats-Ncyectcl. Aye-Neg-
looted. 1tArley-NcYIect0tl.
, 1881-03-07
COMME1sCIAL.

The following wcro tho rcco!pts and shipments
OF tho lcadlng nrtclcs Of protsIseo lii thIs city
tluriuy tho twcnty-four hours ending ht1 o'clock
tiuo year nsu:
, 1881-03-07

lSnIASAFDttH. March hb.-~tlnAtS--Whont firm; No.
) ral. flUS}Gl,0l turn steady ut 4ihas!c Ont.
stcaGy Mt 1i sG3jU.
, 1881-03-07

CLEvELAStl, o.. March h-l'ErnoLEUM-Un.
chMnaods 8tandastt wl,ite Ill test, v1{e.
F1Traliulta. March h-FETNul,EUM-Fnirly ncuvc
crude raE, unitG! certificates. SG1So lid; reuned
HdC. Philadelphia IeIIYury. -
, 1881-03-07

TnrEnn. O.. March 6-fluatS-Whaa tlrnor; Nh. 2
red WntaE1,, auos stu.s{. Mhrch, tnSS, Apr. eID1t
May, tng1 torn qnluts Nj. spot, &c; Apfit A3y&c
Any md JUNG, 4tct tojec!ed, TIC Outs Gufat mud
ehnHIesl.
dn. FAM. ' ' ~
ttEcEIrTA-Nnne,
sIitrMESrs-Whoat1 1t,uO bu, corn. GoU0 bu, onts
, 1881-03-07

HOG PKoD0crs-Wsrs moderately active 10.
aatura dsllstsy and quiet Gu sIot lois, with weak
laul!nK duruX tbe gEeAlsf pAet OF lu uay Liysr,ol
was staad5 VI Fridays decline. atd tho local hus
n,sEku& Wns th&sahy crtpuca. but Quutsd 1--we. pu
, 1881-03-07
PETROLEUM,

0RwE o. March 5,-GHAlS-,ylnnt ftfus; hnrl NIL
wAukoc. srrug, et.2j. curn scarce, Westorn luixed
ttIiir,
, 1881-03-07

Why do Hop llittcrs euro 10 1nuch3 because
anoy give gtNAi diErsllun slcA 0toud, MnQ healthy
ActIou Ut 4ll the OGgua.
, 1881-03-07

II. l.oulR. No., March Observation-Disclosures
EAAIH-WteAt lower and sluwt NJ Z red kplt&a
LolM eaah and March; sL0SN4al.G3sf April, tt3a>sa
l0l Mays No. j. do. De, No. I do, Wy ss9}&o. CoFn
eas'sr at Who cash and Aarrh a94u Apr. t1le Us(e
M%vt &lN44l<n Jlua. OAtA kkly Ut &3ku cn.h, Kdo
, 1881-03-07

sptetos DApatch to The Gaseapo Tribune.
wAsI1ISGTo.. u. G., March GA. II. Evans s.
Co. furnish thu following list OF patents issued
during tho past Wculk to Northwestern Invcnt-
Ory:
, 1881-03-07

lhn!Eer aheud sxnalu4 by Il cough IL ayurted
villa !tHl1's Honey VI lIurcluulil uild Eur,
Plkas Toothacae Drola earu in oln minute.
, 1881-03-07

NEW Y11I{If.
NEw York, March 5.-Govcrnmcnt steady FOR
Is and Gs and Il lower FOR 4i:s and Us.
unvruxMEx.rs
, 1881-03-07

Ih8 export of pTovisIOsls froul tho 8caUoAr.l,
Including Now Orleans. for tho week cMlIng
Frb. H. included S,aa3 brla OF rOEls, 4Gd brla Or
becf, l0EW, 6lb lbs Of lntt, :shtrl,73D lba ot hug
ncai, 10 Lbs Ut cheese. l,hK lD3 Ibs Ut tulIDw.
W. clip the following paragraphs from tho Now
Ynrk Produce EfchanKs 1tcehiI:
Th0 wheat ctup OF lA4 In utugun II conceded 10 ho
larEur lhu ll4t uf isiD. ho sxputap, HUWovuf ifuM
AnHabt 70 tlesenlbor tnelustvn'. ls<l hkyu hsen W.
axa!,st % ~ ME!i aiI hsis ., t,a1r nna Ssutsis u
signed for ll,s tiucrea.u tho ultcant i'm.
tinsu to curry l!0 w.luat. l'hor. Was considerable
nsen ,x.1 y S;aEsnouss b., !hy aett* rio oAy!,1
bEls Ut hnnr md AttAeun.ats ii whUnt ur i1ax lail
Une.half thu H'nt'uIt VxporteI during JannnYy lSk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-07

ally, but in a peculiar sense their own an
cestors, who generously threw their SWORDS
into the scales of war on the side OF the
struggling colonists directs special attention
to the coming celebration at Yorktown The
preparations for this occasion are proceeding
rapidly. Washington dispatch gives the
programme of the Centennial Commission for
the reception and care of troops. letter
from a correspondent especially well versed IN
the Revolutionary history, which is printed on
another page, describes recent visit OF in
spectiOn TO the scene of the siege and vicinity
If no other gain to historical knowledge re-
suits from the celebration than the proposed
resurrection of the landmarks of the place.
that will be a considerable one. As our cor
respondent says: "Here is one OF onr
&" erandest historical fields with nearly all its
historical traces wiped out" The restoration
of these will be a work of lasting usefulness,
and of special appropriateness upon the ground
where the final issue OF the Revolution was
drawn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-07

The point for all Republicans to keep in mind is
that this is President Arthurs State.
gifted and very unanimous Deputy Democratic
Editor remarks that Samuel J. 'rilden is name to
cOnjure with. Cipher with. is what he means
The New-York Democrats meet in Convention
next Tuesday. Their Ostensible business will be to
nominate a State ticket, but the most interesting
question before them will be TO squech or not to
squelch John Kelly and his fifty thousand fol-
lowers Mr. Kelly has observed that if they under
take to squelch him the effect upon the party VIII
be disastrous. Precedent sustalns him IN that
view. He is not an agreeable person to sit down
upon. There is too much dynamite in hum.
Guiteau has published an autobiography which
is likely to remove all danger of his escaping the
gallows.
There is malicious disposition manifested in
Ohio to make the Champion Buckeye Prohibition
candidate for Governor uncomfortable Some time
ago, when charged with making wine and cider
presses, he said he had manufactured no wine
presses for six years, and cider mills for over
year. This statement caused good deal of sur
prise, and prying citizen of Mr.. Ludlow's city
determined to do little inv cstlgatng. lie visited
the mandatory in which the Champion Buckeye
candidate is a partner, found WINE aud cider mills
in all stages of manutact IRE, aud learned that no
less than 800 mills had been turned out WITHIN q
year. Mr.. Ludlow seoms TO trIi1e with the truth as
well as with his temperance principles.
The Reorganized Democracy of this city has the
courts on its side. but Tammany has $4,000 voters
on its side who are rather prejudiced than other
wise toward the courts.
The yawniug of the penitcntiary door for the Star
Route operators grows daily more OminOus.
Senator Miller, according to an interview In The
Graphic is confident that the Republican State
ticket will be elected. He is satisfied that the
Stawarts, with few isolated exceptions accept
the work of the Convention aud will enter heartily
into the canvass. He gives credence to the
rrImors that the friends Of Mr. Conklng will keep
out of the canvass and refuse to vote on election
daY. lie knows Governor Cornell satisfied
with the ticket. This IL undoubtedly the correct
view The Republican party is more united and
harmonious in this State to-day than 1t has been for
many years. and 1t bchOoyeS the Democrats not to
forget II.
For simon purr political fossils commend to
the Massachusetts, Democrats. They met in Con-
vention on Wednesday. and solemnly adopted a
platform which opened with this antediluvian
sentence: ave. the Democrats OF Massachusetts,
believe the distribution of supreme governmental
powers in the dual sovereignty of State and
Nation defined in the Federal Constitution and af-
Grmed IN our State Constitution. Is the most con-
sentative of a pure administration That's all
true enough. hut what is the need of saying 1t If
there is nothing iveer than that in Massachusetts,
politics to shoot resolution at. it Is high time
Butler were put in the field again.