davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-08-08

f'ffiAnELrtIIA. Auu. M-Ftt1uN-t}ulot bit firm,
Woxtesn exlr1,a. ELH,<sfRi. MInucsntB d. Ailttsa
khl: Uhtu, Huoh III UltI, new procsss td.a,
lndInnn Rn0 now whstt, f7, DhIo patients, cllpice.
EtuI M'nAetota patent Drocass, fancy. s7.i6.u Nyo
flour neglected., d
tsisAiN-Whtat iErcHulart fctHclcd, grain dppot.
sist No. rnt AtRnrt. 1.2sa1.a4t scplemtor, tisu
0l:%ti Dctohss. ttaI9Fai.3l1f. Curr In good do.
ntnnds Wosterr mixed on track, nratn detut, 0lct
atent, do. sttASto. No. = in El.f7kec, snlt mixed.
AtKlNt. M{tf'UHpt September. UIitBH1kc{ t1otubGF
GElt4tsg{n tlnte-l!e!nMfd netlyct No. "tto, &3}f3
tsHnftElOHE--F FlftH Mlsi uhefinn96d. "
E3Na-Strntiy III ttGlftt
t.tlKEsE-Quet but ssentyt creamery. VIC.
t'ETltttkElfs-lluIt atd unchanged.
WHlAKY-1lnll and unchanged. -.
,iECKltTs-F!9Mr, i,;U brsl wiioat, 4A0tO bu, corn
siIiriENis-Whnat,J Is soN bu. corn. Jl.om bu.
, 1881-08-08

NEW yoRK. Aug d-co1ToS-Du,1l Il l-lg9l7 t.tGc,
futures dull aud at1adyt August, Hi4o, Scptatubof
H9;cs Uutober, lntt5c; November. lGk5c; Deccutor,
lAlsc january 1oo. February, 117p; March. 10Bc;
april, t0.aCct blny, ll.0sc,
FLouh-Qulot atd Unchanged, receipts, 1a,0W brls,
exports, ,5M brls.
HitAlN-Wheat hIzher, cloalua with less strength,
receipts, l&aIt1 hu, exports, 25IaU hus rejected
sprnH, 1lcs unRraded do, st.lB4i.ly; No. MljwAu.
koo. tl.1d8 No.. Chicago. $Iks&i unRraded rsd flD
@i3ls No. do. tl..tA9tas. No. 3! do. sl.4j4tl.
sansner do. flG50,ai No. rod, si.3l; ni1od vim
ter, s.!sstl!&t unaralad white. s17aai., Hu-a do,
a25t No. do. els7s4Bl.25; steamer d. Sl.:i; No.
tsstss: sss'ns s!Es It Il osae. osse.
tsi; SSstnz : Sox1, MSSeaesE
:sss; S;S sss$a'
ss & sSssS 5ssas s! Ssg'st"s. s1s:
! aSYsSaiS. and s us,easuSsd aSi i'.
ss'Sss nv SSsEEsnss ss;s s h''''Fn
UltUcER!EH.:GutSo qn.ot 6at nfat, fIIu cargocs
Isss.ss ssse qSa nSa
BY! stGaay: itle3 atenty and AnchaLged.
lxSw1s.oaa9; lxsM@Sai' ai.'ssS ssg asasissfco' ii.sa!
nnHiSs EitM W. 9s,n, nSfhanscd aM, pz
EaHs-lluli .und unsettled.
nnoGo, AyEes s1d go Giands ixas, miads. and
~ ,W'So'-lMl!i tanAing downward, d9mc.t,o aeecs
:;t@se' pu'od, asa1oci unwnahcd, l<ae, Tsxaa lt&
.,lTHoylsloNe-rork lTHoyl stronger but quiet, old n,ess
ioi t I'm, n9e1 1a a1St 1I 4na HnIshsGo Gnt r. ntsss
l'qFa Ps,s,i wssti Fa9 ' IT; sto4I ss, tiLaSsiiS'
psna la,t aHa ~ oTsy ySr*ot i,i; stateh
Hsiis-Ja sSSsIlss elinoh. MssssSs. sSse''''s' 'S@'''
, 1881-08-08
MILWAUKEE,

MtiwAURRE, Wis. Aug. G-FLuuR-ScnFce,
HNAlS-Hhcat strunu and nlvhnutnRt No. 1 hnrd,
non,tha1t M. rexunr md No. hard, si.ao, No. 2
fpgu1Ar md August, elt4t SeRsombaf ai.1Gfs tetn-
bor, ttG,f November. tlt5k, December sl.ia.At Nh.
nt A,dI. M. md rejected. u>s. Corn stenty md
firm; No. At b14c oats Uuiut. No. nt 4uu. ltyo
nrn,cr. No. at esasc. harley sttOng NJ. aspriaR,
August. $!7.bi Sep.en,bcr lnrtli'fino sten!n "
lEtIl. 49, -
FItE10rTR-Whcat to iiui1ale, 2tic.
10 hiI. - - - =, = -
..siiIrMEars-wh layp bu. corn q. .un bu. oats.
4NDu. 49,
, 1881-08-08

!ttIe to do with tho depression. Only about aom nt
les thnn ans.df1 a the sni,ply ~. tnkon ~ tho
York, Huston, 1Yffalu. Ml rhllRl1alpkta. lhe uMf-
lhr* h'ns!n rNtfter rhnr nFrfHH0 M 10 Huttf ING
@ m ST, n1st' n xrr 'H ss ,rs m nnasn ~ ,N
yMtry sntmrisr. ind slie nsnrk1i ws4 stStly i.
sr Is s% IT ,s cax,l " 9 " ~ s; sa n "i sss
'sSi f NJ. Xiii II ,s ssys ssGS ss35 xero
seen ssMn sa l"e.i ;."o t rsaulrsd isiset aysr"ae
sca 10 %s sos a"s II s II "stS ss @ g., =. a"'
ut. tA}uls.
ments l,aI aurpiy iatae fnr sssuf.Isys r's,ii iii
sntgrns s!cers o1nn1Hnd Ropd prices. hut nn,ntura
Ad ha!f-tAttai cattle ar!i SLOW, ntd selling nny Nc
es spocsby sssn s n1s a %ny "
ssS Mss, sts stes9 s H. u % m!rs 'eGx tt Il!
with fi@ for elnco hcfors gfl.sa Toxnns t15t4l50t
hnd Es:5 ::!; fpr % Gl!nss s1syrs ..,. ~, ,,-
chatxsi hsinisfs Al @ @M,sdc s9tpsns 1sr iss, osTy on-
ea!se ss''sss' 'S se!sise,. !sa": a' s:
Srtetal pspafeh 10 Tire Chiedeo Tribune.
cn> cEAxfHs rs, sa4x ssespsa @ ar ; H. s. af
:s II sIs "a''ss "sss s!s:'
@ ;GGs: as :sssss ssHs' as's asa ss ca
INDIANAPOLIS.
saSs, W. ssr 9aa raaIp: r,Ip:
s,S SaSS5;s saa ssSs. p sspf ss
S!tEEr,1weaks w!oaa4.so necoip.s, ltos ship
, 1881-08-08
LIVE STOCK.


CA1pLE-ThoTo wet9 twO cnshe1 Ut cattle for
Which thoro wns vary aoud donnnd throughout Tho
Hsok k',d for which rElces we'll unppurtu TIluy
waso tat pony Steers And xraas fOxuHs. For n1i
either descriptions tho matkot dpsI usd IRREGULAR.
1y ylower. Tough hnlflutlcnel nAtIses ad tic urti-
sary run Of Fur Wust catt0 Wcru eAp4ciIy hRri K,
IHayO, nnd tlI0 shrlnkaKo IN vnluas avyafe
Tho laatar vt Isnst tic poF M lhs luwpr than At tho
closo u tla pruyluus W0ok. und tho doelIne In tho
foFnGr has been almost Rrcat. 6hlppors wvru lu
~ tzks hoiI OF tho Western cattlu oxtaMzlvuly not
kaoWlnE ~ yet with what favor tint class would nluct
st Tho Esatt thsFoE0re, ~ tho ntsrnas we're proty
lnrse, seort wos0 Al bly, disadvantages. An I'm
pruyo1 lGtnuhd fr0M thn& kuuFGa In tIp future II,
howuser, cuHHtontEy lnoksd tur, nnd aUuo wU|i.in.
turned dsnluFa io nut hestte Rva It ux thsIr up.
Sa Tint s y M t. ars @ t
Sss: ~ S'stss.t AZ s.ass af'ta
H* +; .es stss Ess s
p4 sr y S sss na :Hc I'll % n n M
Az salpp!Sa xtalss, isw :sa!i*asss ssfS stStea
M st Il .p:ssis, r.: "; Il & i
'5S s aosf ss Sessa! W. se ass
@ sas ras Fs"s "nsss asys y
~ s as'sf sa
er. Esuxt.t .,.s!y n stSs ri Yttll.ary KasssFs
Il S aS IT, Sss s sssa. i
QUOTATIONS.
Extra teuves-etoen walghtlR ,AtglHs and
ciSss *s'li"iasa; @ -
1nod lsosS:5& 10 -iastonod ssssis, sslsh:.
as9H ii iao as.h; wasi.
ua.shs il s;aS :tos: lid
san II n, ,aoc @ RHt '9 M 'oF ssty ssusAtvF
s'SsE " ss.ils, ;1sisla. W
.aa iai. scs:, hSita;, :i.
=, bulls snt ssstw4x
yssrt:ps:HiS4' ysst:-pys IL IL. tS
ADMINISTRATION a..ifSt sss Saii III as;SSas aa;!as
S9ssf$s ssss:5
sha soss shssS was ssstns ras wsaiSaas =
, 1881-08-08

nusToS. Mnss.. A,,R t-FLUun-Stcndy, with fair
delnund3 WurtGrn suturfine, $+G1liaapt connoM OK
trhs. t4.t015tU; Wisconsin do, A.75tJD. Minnesota
extras. a5.0at'h winter wtaaN Ohio and hi!chiann.
tiNEa5Ql Indiana, s6tIl0'a. IT. l.ouIs and Illinois,
As.akt7.2;, pntunt spring, tdu0Soo, patent winter,
A.g9da7.1h
uHAiN-torr ansetsIcd. nom!nal nj! grades. onta
hFnGr Ntt ut11 extra white. tkf2c; Nm. wh!t1, Set
No n!xoh and M. wi,ite *ss!su. ltyo, q Aattl H.
pCtTE!t-Eh0co crcA.ner!us. 22&aict choice lnde
paskud, INAlsci fMr to Gcnd+ Ta11tc.
EHNH-Mssterll feEEt. th9fc. .'.-
NECklt'Ts-F!t,t,r, 4,MD brTt A7n encEsI corn, mUQ
but whcnt. ,hQ ttnt Gntr. 8,aN BIT.
HNlrMESTs-ftUuT, Us trlst coril, 60 bu.
, 1881-08-08
IsJ;OitTtA.

l'EoniA, ILL.,. Aus G-GltAtS-Corn onalor, high
mlxod, alo, mixed. 5eYic. ohts casicrI now NJ.
whliO. T5ayc. Rye firm; new No. X 8l&s9kc.
IHilWlNEN-Fltn at &1.M
MISREPRESENTATION. LIEU hai corn. 40. .42s bu; oats,
fVMl but ryg, 9,Hg hut Gnf,Dy+ l.GU bH.
hHlPMEsTs--1fhen&, rune, corn. JHU but ont8,
13VuU but FyG, 7, ,SW but Gurteyt ,ttu ba.
, 1881-08-08

TOLEDO. O., At,E h-t}tA1S-Whcnt steady, No. 2
rcd snot and AuInst, t23s Sept4nlber, &i..GsL95,
OctnbdR *i.s5l November. sl2s{t year, sl.s' Nod
rcd. tllsl4' attcr stlctE!n. siEA Gornl noni!unly
unr!lMnnou. Outs Gu!Gti NJ, =, now af4c:
10. .ND bu,
SIiFstEsrs-Whent, &5uJ bu, corn. 1900 bu, outs,
uUua.
, 1881-08-08

DETROIT, Mich, Aug. L-FLouu-Flrm and un-
chanxed.
Gt,AiN-NvhGat a.cudy; No, white. DID, Sl:lA, new,
t2ltlt August. &12 september &t fsetuen.r, e.
year kl:!: NJ. whlto. sll7} No. red, ALL Ill.,
ectpts, 2t,Wn lu. Shipments, l1.NU hu.
, 1881-08-08

uuFrALo, N. T.. Aug. u.-GRArS-Inacttro m
nominal, Cor, hold obovn buyors' vtowy; aakit
Nilac. Unts Hu.iiinn! ut &c.
CANAL Observation-Disclosures. ''
, 1881-08-08
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wero tho receipts and shtpmenta
OF loading articles Of produce III this city during
the tWnnty-tour hours enling Mt : o'clock
Saturday mornlng and for tho corresponding
tlm0 i Yonr AKDs
, 1881-08-08

6T. Louis. AuR.
aisAtS.-Nhuat hl0har and nrtn, ko.3 rod. Rt.9?yt8
l@'4 cnsh fs:aE August. sl.z5Aa l.x3s Suptom0ef r,
s2at@s.1a4o octotor, fl17 4ts e4uhor,
t!iNAslSl naceubbrt tLAH<1t.x.h yearj No, i d,,,
e!l!bstsLlhHs No. 10. sll9A. t,urn loNer wsakt
hssa.Ge caal, &o August. e5J9ess5t5fe September,
sssssts tIhto4st elA1Ss5a.ee ysa.. la.s >omsr
A}ha Anxusl, 3a4s4e september, H4Yf{ UGlU-
ogt; HssasaI J9at, :, ttyu slVN, Ut aa!ie BID.
HlT1kh-uhCilhnGVL.
EtiuS- -lnglAtlxpl.
MHiHxf-Htbxly ht $iNl
FnuvlsiuSS-l'1sk Nhu dry salt meats qulet and
unchanged. Hacon sluM IT t7,a7X, IL 3t419 Lard
nntulha *'"'"' |'
g. ttExEirEa.Fi9Hs 1900 brl.i whsat slo1 bu, cDtn,
sntrAHS1H.tln4f. AUO brtI wheat, III 1llit Gt corn,
1Ao~ oai oatsvV'V out s1u, 7,Q1 but barley, nous,
, 1881-08-08
DIVORCES. .

! Lizzie NJ. Q. Kurth ned bill Saturday against
sher husband, Frederick Kurth, charging him
with cruelty and Drunkenness aud asking for a
/, divorce.
, 1881-08-08

Sptetat nispdteh to 1As Chicago Tribune
KASaAH CITY, Mo-. AuH. H-11tA1S-Iho Price
Current tep0rts: NhUnt-ReceptE, lh.7s1 but tlp-
ments. r. I'll but GrkGt agtivo md higher. Nu. cus
fl,nd, August. fttN; No. !: cs,.h. slln}St August.
fteis4s No. H. CIet fills. Cuth-ktce!rls Q.dla hut
4l1ir. ''
, 1881-08-08

PROT. c. o. Daplessls. Of tue Chicago Gym.
1lasiutII. sAya: We recommend St. jacobs Oh
most warmly; the relief 1t gives u celtalnIy
, 1881-08-08

! Judges Gary and Jameson wilt be In court to-
day to hear motions.
Judge Drummond Is In chambers daily 10 at~
teni to general bugiuess >
, 1881-08-08

NEW York, Aug. h.-fusiness las boon checked
to BnH0 extont by very wnrhI wontsrs cotton Hubds
moving staudtly on atcount Of buck urdsrs. and
prices rcmhtm eru; nrInts nlpH nTty3 glnRi,Ans ud
hress goods IN su0d tlSH aHl hhHwls ntd Ekrt* fulry
nGtlY1, ntu'A wHnr pf " uusGEH quiet tut ntandy.
, 1881-08-08

Ehnrt RIBS sollpr September, closod ut E.H56ea3g.
Long clears QttDtcd Mt snUJ loose and 4D.3 6oxHd}
GGAnaber.ands. M{s9nc boxed; long-c@t hsn.s. lGts
lEtes EHeetptklG1 hn. quoted Ut 11@as1u1ao for Ii
q ID nvernNe; green HAMS sAnlD nyelnse. V49}fc.
lsnc0n Guotgd nt 7A4s7Ao tor hhuutuurs, Hp0Ac for
short Ribs for s!lntt clcuts, ll5f@l!o for
hnnls, MI GAnvnsfa And IihckGh.
EEF-WM. 1nlct Mt $1n.13&l n for 1ncBe, $1l259
11.1 for extra ness, ind s1tskhas..00 for haust
, 1881-08-08

Daniel +. Davis and Charles c. Fairsamb filed
bill Saturday against william Burke and Ed
wRrd Aiiou to restrain thcm from using pnt-
FAirlamb May n, 1B;D.
, 1881-08-08
1NDTANAl'OLIa.

lSntASArnIiB. Aug. A-tiltAlS-Whcnt strong;
&l.11&Qs1G. curn steuiyt Eh15ie. Oats study
, 1881-08-08

OswEGo. AhR, G-GNAiS-WhGat quiet. Corn
lrul, hiRh mixed, GIc. No. BIC,
, 1881-08-08
T1TT1lOI.EITNy.

PtTrsnrnG. AnR. I-rETnLEUM-Quietf United
cortlaeates steady at 7d4e, rclned 7c rhliadqlphh
delivery.
,CLEv KlANn. o. Aug. A--rETHOLEuA-ateaLy aud
uuchauge1i STANDARD white 1lU augreD3 tcat, At &C.
, 1881-08-08
Northern Michigan Line.

stenmor Of this ling will ieavS Chltao NJ p. nj,
Tu.stsxys und Fr,lays u zach We0x, AElnR ftaiRhl
nnd pnssg!.urs 4, Mo draM Mwaa.ao. l.udinRt5n.
slsiuSf; Grus; y,!!aY9 s " txnaeo M!st'%s Ghsay;
cIsvuAna. ofaco and. Dock. fopt NeEt! i.Asxllo:st
, 1881-08-08

TURpENTTNE.
wiLM1SdToN, N. e., AuR. 0.-Hr1RITa 1unrYx-
T1NE-Frm ut asc, yoilow and vrpsn. q. .gGlJlu .
, 1881-08-08

Ddlids (TtE., Htralfl.
Kidney Wort moves fh9 baWefs regularly.
oloAt,aes the lEnot, md radically eures kidney
disease. grayel. pfles bilious hcalrhc, and n!ls
which nro callHett by IaOltferutl tscr .urd kill.
ttuys. Th0usante l,lyc been trl,-why should
YOU not try III Yulr druggist viii Tell you that
It Is ono 9t tho mont succcasful medicines over
known, II Ia sold III both dry and liquid IoFm.
aud tta actlon Is positive ind sure iu either.
, 1881-08-08
BUSI.NE ESS.
The Demand for Money Good
Loca! Finances, Etc.
The Produce Markets Irrcgnlar-Whcat
Continued tho Upward March.
Corn and Oats Unsettled, and Much Lower
Provisions Eaaier
FINANCIAL.

Business during tho pnst wock moved along
ktnuuthly ut the hunks. Tho settlements for tho
first thrco inys or tho month woro enormous,
nggregatlug, *3s 10000, but thoy wore made
without tho elcast Particle Of friction. They
cA,itct scarcely any unusual observation-disclosures
n DOZEN ycass nRo half Tho amount ot balances
wonii havc creAtcit a vcry uncomfortable
stringoncy. Tho increase OF moro than $.0. .0o0,-
0O0 ovcr tho satnn week nf last yoar points uu-
nstaknGly to the time, not very distant, when
ChcnRo will reach tho position Of tho second
financial and commercial city In tho Union.
The feature Of tho week WAS the gradual sink
tnR In tho price OF Now Y0rk exchange. Searco-
" enough transactions between hanks occurred
10 fix prices. During tho week tho range was 10
1aD, md w0 heard OF 4 sal0 on tttne nt $l0O per
$1,000 discount bctwecn banks. Onr institutions
seem to hnvo about nil they need fnr tho supply
Of customers. Money continues abundant, hut
tho demand Ia nctivo. and discount rates nro firm
at a9s per cent on call and uen7 per cont OFT
tltno. Tho orders for currotry from country
banks were few In nunbar and limited ID
amount.
Somo anxiety Is felt about tho crops in some
sections Of the country on nccolInt Of tho
drought and tho hot weather of tho last wcek.
II thuro Is Shortage In tho corcal crop OF
tho entiro country sufficient to be felt In our OK.
ports. 1t scems to be Rcnorally admitted that It
will be fully tnatlo up by M eatra good cotton
crop. It Ia believed that Nt least 100000 Of
bales will be secured. Tho surplus from such II
yield will more than mako ub Tor n0y deficiency
In cereals.
Tho report of tho Lifc- INSURANCE Commissions
CT Of massachusetts, Mr. Clarke, OF tho condl.
ton Of tho companies doing business In that
State will DO found interesting to readers Of THE
TRtHuNE, for most Of tbom nro doing buslucss
In Illinois. Tho computations fer surplus aro
Hnde upon per cont basis. which, Of courso,
reduces thOrn considerably below what thoy
, 1881-08-08

whcnt crop Of 1881 Ia ns yet an unknown guantt-
y: The opinion now Eonerally provnIls that tho
s;!'s| t : IL f. sss fSs Y
I'LL I"sc's @ aa w:ean.i,, Hs N'e strs "s ssai
;s /. % ;';';;;.Ss ssss$s IL
II .ome .! tGs states, The tnrina wheat harvsst
n Nceraska y nVw al'o.'t completed, with M = fa!r M
eiieiiy il oh,s intilaaa. Michigan an, Illinois
ess I'M s op sH e. r o sEs %na M ss sSy spsg
vii Sc aik,,t 4o,Sio6 S!, with GatWcei, ab&n..
iaiy j, 1&i. TlS tl,rashi,isT II ,nay change ills is
c'sScr r nIs e or ,ni", mn.',,, mn, c,ca v, IL,
fra'a ss,H0o5 ID Iil'iaoGo S,,. icss whsnt t3is
yenr tt,nn tast. The recent decrease III tic
considerably, tllm!niahcd wnnts for thu prcsert,
ut least. H. however, ntiito prohat,le Tint Tho
0spt o. the Mhems m W n ess tn
* ,otter from St. Paul, Mimi. dated AuR. 1
says:
Harvesting Is rcncrn, north and west Of here.
Tho thrashng- -Inaehincs are, u work In. tho
eUnthcrn lnrt ut tho State, and fnlnc new wheat
has (,rcl rccctvttl at THO LIZ Suglr mills. Dali
nnd snya hc Will uot at least twenty bustsla 10
tho aero. In met everything 's t!ir1inx uut
ostss epcarS @ e. , rspats q rnsar s
wScat this ycar than list. ''''
PROVISIONS. /.
no9 rHODuC1S-Were moderately active md
!srcp,tInriy 1p1or. The murkot rather wonk
curly. under MudcEute offerings. little OF which wns
wun.cd Tho ohs!or tone wna probably In sympathy
with tho unsettled cosidttnns In corn, LiverpnG1
reuorted change In prcrs, but tho locl hog mar
kG& was quoted easy. Later theFe WAS better do
, 1881-08-08

FOREIGN,

-
Special Dspatth to Tns Chicago Tribune,
11vE,roo14 Aug e-li:D d. u,.-gLoun-No.l l. liz
"a; No. T. Vs III.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. No. l. o. lod, M. = rs Nit
spring. No. ]. rs Cd, No. = o., whte No. l. W. III,
No, q 0stoi club, Nc. l. 10, 2dt No.4ps B1. Cosn,
Is thd.
rHovtstoSs-l'ork is. Lard, It's Cd,
LIVERPOOL. AuH. G-LAnD-prno Western steady
ut lis Dd.
cnExsn-Amcrlcnn choice dull mt Ess fd,
TunrESrlSE-sprits tirtuer Ut aos.
GliAiS-whcat-Wtnto sieaiy at 0s lid. Corn
Mixed stcndy nt o. ID fur old. Is ID for new.
fIouR-Extra State steady ut 10 I'd.
TAf.1uw-rrime city BtenLy at 3js.
lAvEHroDL. Au9. G-3 p. m.-BNEADsTuFys-
.Flrtuor. Corn. es .9sl. llust unchanged.
lnSnos, AHE. h.-L1NsEnp oIs-s's.
6rlNlrs suPAUlrESTiSK-3ts3 ID.
suaAs-contsifnsat. lis 6de2!3s' muscovndo naont,
2asds..ssa IT,.
ASTwknr. Aug. uR.G.-PErRoIEuM-tssf.
LiYkilpuOL, Aux. U.-EOrrON-AtUdernte tpaulryt
i+Hld1ds salos. Goe; speculation and export, loi
BHEADsTuprs-Eirm, corn-New Western mixed,
"a nd
Tho following woro received by tho Chicago uoata
OF Trato.
M ML!yEmrool. Aug. ~ p. m.-Brcadstuns arta. Corn.
MI NJ ,ix NJ % srqnx u rca [ wnss nv, =:
:! si Sss ts:SSs; S S &,
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, 1881-08-08
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hnGy vt " Cnrk-NL. ct and linrIir p"iaan l1o,,
and llo1t Gntner 0t Welis M,. Kin,i,aa,,ss lioes
, 1881-08-08

Saturday was dull day on tho cargo market. eatts
wcre slow. and coitcess.ols wGre uaLa In nlosL In.
, 1881-08-08

InlnO1a Central Railroad.
Depot fnnt Of lMke-nt nrd fnot Of Iwenty
u!ck0t &ilIces III taIldulrh-st nenr LIafk t;ranl
l4Gltu tluiut. and Palmer House.
, 1881-08-08

TALLY. sIlally except Supftnya -
NGFE.Fullnan HeBptnQ.CarH from Chlcago 10 Il
l.oula. Kansas C!ty, aud P1aFia. ia!ur aY coasaea
W1h r9tntvinE eltalEs. tllcaRn 10 IT Louis ~ l!e
~ Louis Q: RxttsAs t'ltv.
,Ghlen9o. Rock island +t Pacific Railroad.
l1Br1ut. COtnor Ut Van DurAn ind shrrmln.s4 Ticket
OncGH, bI &:Ark.xt aEluFan lIoso, Palmer fluus3
Uehhd Pacific ltulul, and Is CAnni, cUrler Aadlsor
, 1881-08-08

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Leg. Faat Tx 1,:a1 IN i ~
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II. lAls. Srrl,IRttuId X IGxua "A i:tl m h IA
Alubile j. Now Urs,nnt lfxUrOss. II Ijsj NIL N
FGurin. keokuk. Il bur- via gdIim m !. ii
t!nFtnn EMst Expre*s,. }ChcnonIt 3tlI +, IN h "a
l'Dklh + Peoria TX. via ,tulet. yTIl i MI III
Ettentlr. J.lGOn, ,Whshlugt'n ~. |s1s1i II NJ, !.
IUttct i Dwight Observation-Disclosures l. 5ij n 81
, 1881-08-08
THE~CI11CAGo, TR1BuNTt -sA1oNDAY AUGUST 8; 1881.

NuTTEn-Rstnains f,ru l8rhs hot weather Of the
past fcw days runsed dlnnahcd demand. bit thcro
WAS MISC n considerable fnn9 ntf In tho rrectptsi
consequently tltsro WINS nj tnftcnnH Of prices. We
uunto tho market ner m tnltiws:
Creamery. r!lotee.. t!ary. fair to ru0d. H
ffHHIncry fnr to mud .ats t,naknv st"rk..lseta
, 1881-08-08

clOsei 9lsu hgIDF than ali, Fritlny. Haioh worI ru-
ported q Il r. swoet gsctlad shnmldsrs on prtynto
t4n,bur md t Selcr uc1obor; 9Hu Ica green haHtB
60 nt c Prices Of loading cuts Wer0 n follows
1T Z ocIuckt
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1881-03-19

The State of Louisiana, through q :!
exertions of congressman j. Floyd
King, from one of the upper districts,
has been divided into two Federal judi
cial districts. The eastern district re-
mains as heretofore, with headquarters
at New Orleans; and Judge Don Par
dee has been appointed by the President
judge thereof. The western district
is composed of the parishes of Caddo,
Bossier, Webster, Claiborne, Union,
Morehouse, West Carroll, East Carroll.
Madison, Richland, Ouachita, Lincoln,
Bienville, Red River, De Soto, Sabine,
Winn, Natchitoches, Jackson, Caldwell,
Franklin, Tensas, Concordia, Catalonia,
Grant, Union, Rapides, Avoyelles, Saint
Landry, Lafayette, Saint Martin, Yer
million, Cameron, and Calcasieu; and
court will be held at Opelousas on the
first Mondays Of January and June, at
Alexandria on the fourth Mondays Of
January and June, at Shreveport on the
third Mondays of February and July,
and at Monroe on the first Mondays OF
April and October. The salary of the
judge 10 $500 per annum. There is
to be district attorney, and marshal,
and district clerk and circuit clerk
as both district and circuit courts will
bo held. The judge. district attorney
and marshal are to appointed by the
President and confirmed by the senate
and the judge appoints the clerks.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1881-03-19
. IN Providence we trust''-everybody else cash
n.oth Of the Car Of Russia.

j.. THE Nihilists have at last succeeded
IN killing the Gar of Russia. AS he
was returning in his carriage from a
military parade, last Sunday, bomb
charged with dynamite was thrown
whicI exploded under the carriage, con-
.;derably damaging the vehicle, but not
hurting the Car. He left the carriage,
hen a second bomb exploded at his
fact. shatteriug both legs below the
tnees and inficting other terrible in
;uries, He was taken to his palace, in
an unconscious state, and died in the
afternoon next day.
This was the fourth attempt on his
life; and what makes the persistent
efforts to kill him, appear the more
strange, he was considered the wisest
and best ruler Russia ever had. The
government Of Russia is autocratic-
ope-man government; and it is said
that the murdered Car, who became
such in March, 1855, granted more lib
erty to the press, established a good
school system, abolished the law that
prevented his subjects from going to
foreign countries, built railroads, and
did many other things that were highly
advantageous to the country. But the
greatest act Of his reign, was the eman-
cipation of the serfs, who were absolute
slaves. This was progress enough, we
think, to be made during the reign of
one man, aud about as much as a nation
whose population was mostly only half
civilized, could safely bear; but there is
always an element in every country who
are never satisfied, and ruler who was
far in advance of his country as to
modern progress, has become their VIC
tim. Such NAL -contents would not be
satisfied with the United States govern
ment, nor any other government, they
might DO under. We do not wish it to
be understood that we like the Russian
government; for it is one of the most
despotic on earth. But the deceased
Car set to work at the beginning of his
reign, in opposition to a powerful party
of the upper classes, to better the con-
dition Of the people; he accomplished
many reforms, and abolished serfdom ;
and he should have been upheld and
not murdered for the good he had done.
A country grows from barbarism to
civilization slowly; and the killing of
such rulers as this Gar will tend to
make progress still slower. His sue
cessor has seen tho apparent folly of
his reforms, and comes to the throne
imbued with the ideas of government
that prevailed with previous Cars. Sc
Russia goes violently backward instead
Of peacefully forward and the violence
of the unreasonable Nihilists is the
cause of it.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1881-03-19

We publish an article from the New
Orleans Times, headed: "The Plan to
Collect the Poll Tax" 1t is as easy to
collect the poll tax from a property
owner as it is to collect the property
tax; but if there is any remedy to
collect poll tax from man who owns
NO property, we are ignorant OF it. We
would like to see the law" that can
he nut in force against the poll tax
resisters who own no property. The
mill tax should be abolished, or poll
tar receipt required as prerequisite to
vote.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1881-03-19

Alexandria is to have four papers :
The old Louisiana Democrat" and
We the People" now published there /;
the materials of the "Sabine Index"
recently removed to Alexandria, con-
stitute new paper the Common
wealth ]" and another new paper, the
Express" has already appeared. It
strikes US that papers are getting q lit
tie too thick there for all of them to
thrive we'll.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1881-03-19

The Democrats up to March 4th, had
q majority i'm both houses of congress.
The Republicans now hold the house of
Representatives, and the Senate is
equally divided. Senator David Davis,
of Illinois, a moderate Republican, with
Democratic learning, votes with the
Democrats; and Senator William Ma
hone, Of Virginia, debt readjusting
Democrat, with Republican learnings,
votes with the RepublicaDs-this di-
vides the Senate equally, and the Vice
President, Republican has the casting
vote.