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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-30
Those ,trife, vhich. hke .he

away. Those strifes which, Ike the
winds that have vexed the earth all
day, and dashed the ocean into fury.
but sigh themselves to rest among the hills
a. they crimson the light of the setting sun,
Will die away at the bidding Of God, and our
human society will bask in peace and love at the
feet of the Eternal Father. He Who holds
the worlds in their balance. and sends them
marching through boundless space, who
kindles the comets fire, and makes . path
for the lightning. is al.o ever engaged in
making '-all things work together for good -
And so, from the pine forests of our own
northern CLINE to the palm groves of the
sunny south, Liberty. Equality, and Fra
ternity, will be realized. and their song will
mingie with every passing breeze and join
the chime Of the sea that chafes around our
shores, while the nation will shine like .
morning star, to usher in the full daylight of
freedom and of happiness,
at shall be SO for truth and right
Shall flourish DER this world Of OURS
And wave their standards in the light,
Triumphant from earths topmosf towers"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-30

"Doctor" Cyril Howard of Sidney, met
with severe and perhaps fatal accident. Sat
urdsy afternoon. lie was driving home from
Augusta on the river road" Going down
Fisher hill the breeching broke, and the
horse took fright and ran away. Mr.. How
ard was thrown out upon a pile Of stones.
He was taken up insensible and carried
home. Ii $ feared that serious consequent
ees may result from the accident.
Prof Geo. H. Stone of Maine Wesleyan
Seminary. Kents Hill, has accepted the pro-
fessorship of Geology in Colorado College.
Colorado Springs. Col. This department. is
devoted principally to original research, and
the appointment is due to the reputation
which Prof. Stone has gained as a working
geologist by his studies of the surface geol-
osy of Maine, especially by his maps of the
names, or horseback and of the Cham
plain CLAWS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-30
RESCUED FROM DEATH.

William J. Coughlin of Somerville, Mass.
saws: In the fall Of 1876 I was taken with
bleeding of the lungs followed by . severe
cough. lost my appetite and flesh. and was
co Mined to my bed. In 1877 was admitted
to the Hospital. The doctors said l had a
hole in my left lung ~ big As half dollar.
At one time a report went around that was
dead. gave up hope. but = friend told me
of DIR. William Halls Balsam for the lungs.
got . bottle, when to my surprise. COM
menced to feel better than for three years
past
81 write this hoping every one afflicted
with diseased lungs will take DIR. William
Halls Balsam and be convinced that Con.
sumption Can be Cured I can positively
say il has done more good than ail the other
medicines have taken since my sickness.
marl4-fNtf.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-30

is the principal end of inventions and discov.
cries in medicine. To this object probably
no one has contributed more signally than DIR.
David Kennedy of Rondout, n. Y, in the
production of a medicine which has become
famous under the title of the ''Favorite Rem
edy." 1t removes all impurities of the Blood
regulates the disordered Liver and Kidneys
cures Constipation, Dyspepsia. and all dis
eases and weaknesses peculiar to females.
Sold by your druggist 81 20 bottle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-30

''The Guv'nor," by the favorite Boston
Museum Company, tomorrow evening, is to
be the leading dramatic event Of the season.
and will draw out the largest audience of the
year. The piece is full Of fun and spirit,
and has scored a great success in Boston.
Besides it ill be a treat to see the Boston
Museum Company in Augusta. We must
all take in ''rhe Guv'nor"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-30

After high mass had been sang at the Cath
ol'c church, Yesterday morning, Rev. Father
murphy announced to his people that he was
ABOUT to sever his connection with the Au-
su''a parish. On Thursday evening last, he
rad received letter from Rt. Rev. Bishop
heaey of Portland. requesting his presence
al mat city as soon as possible. He complied
YIN the summons the next day. The Bishop
informed him that he wished him to assume
ne fastorate of st. Mary's church, in Dover.
A. d., the most desirable and responsible
p's'tion in the diocese outside Of the Cathe-
VA In Portland. Father Murphy stated to
~e crowded congregation that he should ac-
ep' the hattering offer. and should remove
us new home this week. As he made
a'~n his decision in tones which betrayed
as deep emotion which he felt. there was not
vi! eve in the church. Even the strong
-'n was swayed by his intense feeling. and
s'u hardly falter out his regrets that he
,e' leave his charge here for tho higher
~ 70 which it had pleased God to call him.
IN .s'holics will not be the only ones who
-. -. oe sorry that their popular and beloved
to leave the city. Father Murphy
endeared himself to all with whom he
~, "a contact BY his courtesy, his public
~" sad his kind heart. He will long be
'ered, and his henediction will linger
-. MS dock here after his departure like
u' incense. The Bishop will send
-. :" Augusta this week. Who will oficiate
priest Is detailed for the parish
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-30

John A. Mace, Jr., Of Augusta is filing
conductor Drew's place on the evening train
from Portland to this city. Mr.. Drew is in
Fargo, Da., where he will probably go into
business. The many friends Of Mr.. Mace in
Augusta will be glad to learn Of his promo
ton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-30

This afternoon at three o'clock, the base
ball club recently organized under the name
Of The Augusta Stars" will play a match
game Of ball with the ''Head Light Club, -
also of this city. on the State grounds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-30

that a remedy made of such common. simple
plants as Hops, Buchu, Mandrake, Dandelion
&C.. make so many and such marvellous and
wonderful cures as Hop Bitters do 1t must
be, for when old and young, rich and poor.
Pastor and Doctor, Lawyer and Editor, all
testify to having been cured by them, we
must believe and doubt no longer. See other
column.-Post.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-30

The horsemen exercise their fast nags on
the Augusta trotting park every afternoon,
and make some good records. +. l.. Nor
cross of the "Fearnaught farm in Man
chester, drove his four-years old stallion a
mile in 2.35 recently. Mr.. ID. Sullivan
covered half mile with his promising young
trotter in l.2O. Mr.. Charles Cobb drove
Fred Spcncers PAGER around the track, a half
mile in LIZ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-30
Marrifo.

In Damariscotta, May I'D. Frank VI. Wade of
Newcastle, and Miss Lena A. Sid~linger Of Edgcomb.
In Richmond. May 2lsf William =. Lord Of Litch-
field and Miss Ida n. Sprsgue Of Greene.
In Pennington. Nav .sh Mr.. Frank j. Cutler Of
Pennington, and Miss Eta L. Hackeft Of New
Vineyard.
In Waldoboro May 18th. Robert r. Fillmore and
Miss Mary r. H.thorn both Of Cushing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-30

As Decoration day is a legal holiday, and
!, generally observed by the newspapers, no
nsilv Journal will be issued from this Office
to-morrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-30

A solemn requiem mass is to be celebrated
at St. Mary's church this morning at eight
o'clock for the repo.e of the souls Of those
who have died in the parish during Father
Murnhv's pastOrate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-30

Z. w. Moore will have his photograph
rooms open this forenoon for the convenience
Of those who cannot sit for pictures at any
other time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-30

Horace Nelson Of Boston, a Wholesale deal
er in horse-Aesh, was in Augusta last week to
purchase desirable horses. He bought a pair
of fast grey mares of Charles Richardson of
Hallowell, and very promising mare Of Mr..
Kimball at the Insane Hospital. He will
send these horses to Boston to- day on the
"Star of the East" Mr.. Nelson shipped some
twenty horses from Kennebec county last
week
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-30

Mr. F. W. Cole has sold his grey horse,
which he bought Of Charlie Dondaro, to Mel
son, the famous Boston horseman The
animal will be shipped to the Hub" to-
day
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-30

Herbert c. Woodman is canvassing Au-
gusta for the illustrated edition of the re-
vised New Testament. 1t is a most valua-
BILE edition of the Word of God. and one that
is an ornament to any family library.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-30

All the grocers and dealers in meats in this
city, have decided to close their stores
Wednesday evenings at seven o'clock, be-
ginning this week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-30

Mr. Afford NJ. Reed starts for New York
to-day with two valuable horses for the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Knox Boy, Jr.," and
a(,rest Eastern"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-30

For three years the presses in Aliens "old
building have clanked night and day, trying
to NIL the orders which poured in upon him in
ahood Since the ''new building" was put
up. Mr.. Allen has made additions TO his
machinery, until he now has seventeen
presses running on his publications. At six
o'clock Saturday morning. the night crew
v" taken off for good. as it will be unneces-
ary to run nights in the future. There is
york enough for all, and no one will be
turned out of a job by the change. The boys
celebrate their freedom by an excursion down
@e harbor to-day in the tug "Charlie Law
renee
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-30

The Governor and Council visited the Port
land Deaf and Dumb school Thursday. Fri
lac thew visited the Reform school
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-30
4lO3,92S.96

A large number Of orders of minor i'm
portance were passed upon. relating to re-
pairs on streets in the eastern and western
districts, etc.-E. B. Allen. engineer of the
steamer atlantic" submitted his resigna-
ton. on account of removing from the CITY.
1t was accepted.-F. s. Severance, James S.
McKenney and c. f. Farnham were ap-
pointed special polce.-Eri Wills was Ii
censed as auctioneer for the present munich
pal year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-30

On Friday evening the Board of Aldermen
held special meeting to transact basiness
Mayor Vickery presided. Guy Turner. city
treasurer, submitted a statement showing
the receipts and disbursements of the city
treasury from May lst to the 9th. inclusive.
The receipts were, 81. 1872 IS; expenditures,
s4,030.l3. Cash in treasury, S2,255.5l.-
1t was ordered that all taxes assessed upon
the polls, real and personal estates in the
city of Augusta, assessable in said city on
the lst day of April. 1881, shall be payable
to the collector and treasurer of said city,
on the 18th day of August, 1891. There
shall be allowed an abatement or discount of
per cent. on all taxes paid voluntarily
on or before the said 18th day of August, and
that all taxes remaining unpaid after that
date shall bear interest at the rate of 6 per
cent per annum.-The Finance Committee
submitted the following estimate of expen-
q al.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-30

Printers prefer plain, legible handwriting
to set from, every time. Some miserable
manuscript weekly comes to our office which
resembles very much the hieroglyphics Of the
Chinese upon tea-chest. Sometimes only the
first letter of long word can be deciphered,
the rest being composed of crooked marks
chain-lightning or hens tracks-minus dots
and crosses. Such stun is very aggrava,ing
to the average compositor and apt to ruffie
the most amiable disposition. Quite frequently
errors occur from this cause. which is not to
be wondered at and then the writer must have
rectified. however trivial It may have been.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-30
19tfN.

In Rockland. NAV 2M-. Mrs. Lois L. Biackinsfnn
sged ~ years months: 2afh-, Mrs. Adelise r. Bow
lef, ard = year. Roash>.
II RIeAmo0d. Nay 1seh., lrs Ella Ba4es sRe<
- yson II noaths.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-30

We trust that the patriotic ladies of Au-
gusta will generously respond to the call for
flowers to lay on the graves of the martyred
dead who are sleeping so peacefully in our
cemeteries. Floral offerings should be left
at Maj. J. d. Myrick's drug store, As early
as possible Volunteers are needed at the
Grand Army hall to arrange the blossoms
tastefully. The little culver Of tender pat.
riotism which prompts US each year to lay a
wreath of simple flowers on the grassy mounds
beneath which lie the sleepers waiting the
reveille of judgment morn to awaken them, is
of priceless value in keeping alive noble SEN
timents of love of country, and appreciation
of those who defended the flag.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-30
Y ORR.

DIR. Warren of Biddeford and DIR. Went
worth of Kennebunk recently removed an
extensive cancer of the lip and chin from
MAPik Of Wells.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-30
WASHINGTON,

The American says the weirs in Milbridee
have been taking large quantities of herring.
and the sardine factory is running to its full
lest capacity. and even then they find it al
most impossible to take care of all that is
caught. They are pressing all they can for
oil. Being short Of sealers and some mate
rails for the business. Mr.. Wolf dispatched
the steamer Lille to Eastport for them. The
two lobster factories are also doing good
husiness
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-30

Governor Plaisted va. in town Saturday.
, 1881-01-26

Il
e,,.t,t Dt,patch to The Chieaeo Tribune. .
,,rsuruo1, Jan. I'LL III II. m-1Lpuis-So ], 1sas
HG HGns@.iy-yintor wheat. NO. !. H. 81. M. n III:
..ss S q I'd, No. ., s. I'd, white No. M I'd; No.
!, -. r,ul, M. l, 1iAs Hli No. =, IL Hl.
@nnnyIstySs--rork, t'sH. lard. as l.
"vrmruo1, Iai, 2j-i: :Ji r. nt.'rhe wcnthcr Is cold
s.adIY Itrcat!siula iuwGr: small hnslHess. Flour,
sa,t. "a. winter rs ast,a Sd; white, psG9s 8ds CLUB.
ns,aIus "a. Corn. 81 Hill
f,vrul,oDt. jan, G5-2:.U y. m.-frottuco E1chnn9o
..n,aon.: lnrE--lrime Western ts iirfllcr nj ~.
sSssa.,esurlng No. us stunly at rs 6di No. whlto
an in ID; wlu.ur dull rs Ill for now WeslnFs
.i"cr dull nt us s.t for now southosl cot1-sixcd
..a, Al 1, d. Yurpurtt.o k,Ir[ts-4ondon Bteady ut
1a6I. ,,-,, o,,t,
iIyrnpapt,, jan. ACCOMPLISHMENTS -seeadst
rSfsd. .utos Of sfD bnun; speculation alld export,
Iux American, CIV. ......
RREtl,tT Grrs-E1nail business, nt Iomce pl'enss
rs,Jfornt1 htu wat, usGas adj do club ID KY
IN srnd Western spring, ss Iltt9s Mt red wHtur ~
Ma9s sd1 Western chnal, .s4s Lis ill., Cosh-so# Hes
I'M mixed, Gs 4t:.IhtH 1fAd.
YANSs Axn tAnMles-At Manchester gunt
lrcE1r7s-rhc p..t three tnyn1Whcat. le5!lo9 ceta"
Ills; American. M,a) ccntn!s.
1nSppS Jan. Ik-E'ErltoiEr.t-fle nntl, Tt<@!ts.
The toiiowin. "cro Etcet'ea 0y 'le .h'e"3o ''"'"
sfSou ian; S.Mhsn. y sin'|; Ea a'l, wlni9s Il i e
Ga a. Il Gsisgc iii cnast Wiiss nnt corn dull nd
Il nesiectea, GrTivcI'yheat and cIrn nnt n.nrh
sesI{Sea sespE a. "a and tri Wlntcr r
q , It Il. t. IT, T"iln%. s Sa EGrrss. H. jsSi,
'tiasnoS, Jan. g,.-l.lvEmrnu1:.:yhca Inactive.
Maax r. soassYasSst %S x.ssny t,siy 1e1; IL
sesss sasfsss 81 81 sfa mat Sa
mant H. nj, d! Amnri.nn lts Winter 10. ~ "a;
A, r. 1T, # AsW Wsasst Sef ID S:' at
continues.
, 1881-01-26

tokccp thu pIpo IRON, frccz!ng. rs tho broken
part was ,!ctt ',p r. I'D sa9s: H.. ,..r,a
l,!so Court iiotoi, and ,,se4 na tatn with many
tcnsns fnr rs Fay I: ana thef1 , - sn'Yn1a gn
hHu wNs tiol. trnder tho billiard hnt!, ~ t1e ec!.
nr tho eswer- prc was hrokSt, a ,,nro Inc r,,ms
Tho plnce IS 4 HORRIBLY nlthy condit:o ,. rcn,c
No ~ Nnrt, Cnr.%nt1gr 1t s''d OH 'ston asc"ue
TEN SEW CASES or s,fA1IepoX.
Smallpox IL terribly on TIM Increase. There
were tc new eases reported yesterday ann yg i,t,
1f thom wc attended wst s srf"t1 fmiv II
Mr and Mra. Fcllo reside ut NJ. i M'r!t,it
htrect. ncnr Clyhur nyethe, pn tho NORTH S!tte;
f,s few s.ys ays H." it 'S S"aSy S eSs"!ns ny.|e!M
was cac to TIM ho,isc. ai,tl hn fonit! 4 hiEnt ns
onse s'sscE ua raarl,ng r'f it1a @
oa"s :eS: :suiiar1us from s'nol:pox and onu
rhv iien!th Onlccr was Ut .,nco notrc,'. a,ld II.
Hall and '}ccr SihcI.tr werC sent to iilxeatd. ia
rate te cascs 1ho children ia.t 1Hnn , snf e".' swo
ficn until fnp chilli wis oat'cd to tta MaEGr. t,
il lla.l tp be hurled md tho secret wRs put. Ins
aro coni"rtnbly f,,t1,s!l..d aud tl'cto aa VIZ ~
ra,lsou for x,lrl, ncttnn. How much tho dsseas"
h9s bcsn BY e se sre 20 Sc Sr w Is o kps @
ts,'' 1%s, uaa Mr. rslis Wsa @ @ysseI''H'ts.l '!a;.I;
sas:!nnts,l, hut It ad NJ prevent the1n ffa, 9.91
having !l easc.. rho ehIldern stek Mte s ~ ~
l,ws: jzzlc aRe'i yc..rs: nartsrT, T.,,n nsGy sGt,c
il. Thu little nl.c t,.t llcl WIS nancSl At,l.ie'
md wa4J ycurs t.l Tho hou*e was ft;lsra'iit T.
would hlve ttcnn dangerous to remove the,,t.
Tho ather nl.sss reported wcra Mnry .si"! anu
ts % % Mss'r ~ ~ III Ms.s ?, @ s'sss: s1s;.; cefs: G
| rlr Flunk, u willow, aJci ~ years.
, 1881-01-26
a1IL,YAuJSEI:

1pteta1 0Hpotfh To Tho Chicago TrtbIhe.
,.Mutt"AChEE. Jan. A-uHAtS-Ii.s!ncss o,encd
ahlsnnt!nn u tho Chambur OF Commerce. to-
.s aaa reet wesa ateaay tor tho tlu.ehunx, nut-
,,tI-a ,,tIu1HR ..R tho lower ptlccs Abroad Thu sppc,.
1nf S nIS1ha Tor Now York partos 0nGay AftrrI0Ul
ia .ha .ia M!yGh 70 hhhl values III. ji0yuyur.
mi.dls ~ r. Mntu futeEnltet rMfi nbunt .thn
!hs cabs s%y,toifc lhcr oornssuHs upon
S 9 i Ss{s EsSaSs5 SsiSx
VIC sSSa, SSs! " nl lr'S2asn I'll ss r,ess he5s
S sS'p nuss ss.''' sI I'M NM i
SSss s,sssa Il. asssit sss w,,,ss s!%S r. =
ptusu H. H. toSes RThdca Thv st0ck II aI1 kintls in
ta,k tna M gfsumay incroaslnx fnI soss tino
tss r.; and tho sGipilenss sGa btu III WYE
liberal 4's orda1. aFdi Slsss im'l'iusyd upo,.
md IL, ssHx .: .n,,sr9 n ,s| rghi,'ary
aseruIiS ciaSal lo w'i'le f1o aid nass WsEo nos
as sess w" receipt. OF hogs arc t.sht 10 far
tt ~ =" as, k.S.sSsl s%H II hst .sy viz IA
N1LvAnxexkshs ~ Wf.ttr. -lstoehtttd Prsss.
GAIiSgeMHkf eM - jan Observation-Disclosures
No. iSss0 nsat tltni opened No IiSavs: CIu. id rm,
Iafr, Es non.taalt NJ, nonnaIi IL, !. Wo; an..
~ d. "a; sSis; sylacsssl M1ssl sv, So.y
ss.s; r. r. Oa.: dai! iii iyvop: 1pa9s'' W. 9tn lsws
sash. site ~ " F's nasIu5 Issaart No, ! sxax,
f2"''a1osa-i1smes. Mesa pork. tvaa ca.b. i. q
, 1881-01-26

I'IlIIl1{l0T11lEJfE1k*
FHtLAnELrMtA, rn Ian. n.2s-F1hult-Dnl md rN-
chnhget 1tyo nn,lr quiet, &Lfba'iu .
tittAsS-,yhent 1nrt: nnHrasct rrC on trnek. efi7;
No. rel. elevator. tl.1hit No.7 rc jnruary, aLls4
bid. st.1'4 nskcds February. ttiES BID ts4 askott,
3inrci tl.ts.f'bfd, tiiSs a'kct April, &tH>i IBID,
@ n:k f"rn II anScs II III n s:n;r ore 9o,;n t.,
%Ws'tGs., % , sS' .a!l mxn" % lan1afr, tta ,.;s, S;n
Mntclt, iAAo hil t!No NsEcd. Aps!1 h1fH III! htas4,
askcI. tn!s 9nlott Nj. whto, 4c; Nj. do 4i9ai}4ct
Nh I'm, EEt Eft$r: tNl1EM. 4!C .,..., ,
I'D nc31Mste': M I'll ai,ata. S;I y, @ IL
1iML iiams smnkel. t!1a* q t 1.asd-Prnlc steam.
jlifTTit-sttr,tly fns rhniros Jr!tns unchanged.
EtIIH-acnfcg Rnh waIit1s II fAA'o. ,,o,,,<
t:iEEAE-AetyH md isHit 'crcuileTyt 1j8l3Ac.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nj E4fc.
WtEiSKy-AaHnt1y NJ 3lIL ... 80.
eMut t,ni Dnts. at!n bMt rye, ltGN hi.
Eul1'MESTk--NBnp.
, 1881-01-26
.Isentls Of u Tito Chief.

= Ulr1V (tIln,y SN|1N NNIII60N. y :.
Uncu, next In command 10 SApanat AFO, passed
OVER lntB tho lund Of tho Grcat Spirit lust Friday
Ut tAa Agency, rcscnblel an 3nfurlAtod
McnaNurie. I>ay and night tho MEDICINE
luen hnwt?ti, tho squaws Yelled, and tsle doxa
the confusion bccntne worse Aill reAembled a
laya-ltke oxatIo OF gEunts,, hand-oFpnns, trip
Tow tnunlents by y shrek <hat would haye dcAt-
>enefi volcano that was doing IT. boat. itts
summit Of thq Iii just wat of Tic Agency.
, 1881-01-26
NEW NOtl1k,

Epatt1I Dtspdtth to Tie Chicago If1baHf.
NEW YuRK, Jan. -WIlcnt-EIntor wheat
dealings 10 fair aggregate md ngan Chiefly III t''o
speculative interest thu export movement ii'fcat'h9
ou!J moderate drRruu Ut hhlmal!oh mo aas!fc"
by cnbtc hav!ns Gccn of iacrrhsed aefsesan,t.. ~,
Prices weakened IL ltttfo early III tne
DAT. rallied asan No. ra slightly tlsoAsh tie
ahcftooh, GuctunttnR yury ltttIu. however. n''d
leaving OF shade higher t,nn yesterday. Drt4on"
On No. ] wh!to yielded triic, but CLOS"
Ing rather 1uro ilrhly; not offered WIN r.
ftsre slorp inquiry rcr"T.nu fur spF1s1
xhes mainly un export accounE, ut eonerally n,,.
chapacl ttgutos Hntts Su red part ut $cl' closH
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, 1881-01-26

nryf Elt5 March.
IlntsB--Ftrm ut A.SS4h2S. -
HEfEt!rgA-Fonr, HUI br's, wheat. 5000 btt oAts,
1,ixtibt '.-.-Tg ~
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1900 bu; corn, 1000 hu, oats,
1ulVl btiA .s
, 1881-01-26

BUFFALO, inn. @5,-ulttiS-Al Rrnns neglected
md u0,nnAl. elcutnK corn; sIlch EA cars sun,plu
now Western Mt about l;}}Gc Ia arrive.
, 1881-01-26

1nsytS, Ian. .S-tLuust-Du!' hnd unchanged.
i;HAly-Corr, mixed Hnd yellow, 6'ae!c, no Rraslo,
tseltls. Oats bsrnty, NJ. nud extra white.
Eu wlIiu 40. No. linked anI No. wlltG. 4Gl4Ic.
.1tyG, $LU5.
NrI-rElk-~Nosltnalty unchanged.
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on tu; wtteHt tANQ hu,
HulFMESTH-fluur, l4,l hrtss
, 1881-01-26


Et0iS. IT.. ian. 2:k-un Tho Iuari Ut Traio to-day,
4l5y hosus or clrusy rpRlnyy hoit ut l0.tc
nr,a 1S,6u E,,s et tutter nt E&rri s.a1! boxaa Of
cheese md ltsfrs, Yf butter were sold ttrcsu-
Msitvs MID ii, dnln1 al M nvaian OF 10 nvGr Inst
wtk's prscea nearly a. nla'y nnlos eOli.F n,ndo ~
dvi.un1 Ut adyatlco oyer lust week. Ito bong tho
ruling 1l,urp
, 1881-01-26

CLEVELAND, a., Jun. y, - PETROLEUM = Qulct5
standard whltu. III tn&t ilae
plTTSNuAo, ,l'n., Jan. xh.-rETRnLEuM-Aoro act~
tvo, crude unaattIedt United cerlratea offered ut
\Dl}tui rolaou, Sl{o, i'hl'n,lolrha Iuliypry.