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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-10

Though 60 intimate and necessary :
each other in their manufacturing relH
tons, nature has placed the barrier Of
mountain range between the coal ant
iron of the VirGinias, When We were Il
the iron belt OF the Eastern slope OF tn
mountains the rivers flowed towards tn
! Atlantic, When We crossed the dividing
line the rivers fading their sources in thl
hills course towGrds the Gull Of Mexico
The geographical strata OF the iron bel
wss vertical, ginClinal and autiClinOl; tn
strata Of the coal msasureaAIe uniformly
horizontal. Our course lay along thl
windinRa Of the Greenbrier, New ant
Kanawba rivers, through the counties o
Gresnbrer, Summers, Fayette and Ka
nawhs. The rivers flow into each other
and the New ia sometimes called the Little
KSnsWhR.
THRIVING INDUSTRIAL DISTRICTS.
Ia $50 miles the train passed 80 stations
at more than halt Of which there were
coal and iron industries. Everywhere the
smoke Of furnaces and coke ovens Il
present. Log cablns, so general in other
sections OF the State, have been here sup
planted by neat weasherboard cottages
surrounded by cultivated patches oil
ground. All the valley land and some OIL
the hill sides are covered with crops and
there seemed to be a great deal Of meadow
land for stock, but the rich grazing land,
the blue grass region Of West Virginia, Il
not here; the grazing part Of the State is q
broad plateau, having limestone soil.
Corn, whest, clover and grass thrive
everywhere, and add to the riches Of the
State. Villages cluster around every In
dustrial establishment, and the little
houses swarm with Children-almost as
numerous az the house.flles. With plenty
oil work In the mines and furnaces. with .
rich soil and cheap land, West Virginia
seems TO be q good place for the poor
man. As q general thing the labor IL
white, the development wonderful, and
the prosperity OF this region a. least such
AZ to Indicate an entire capacity 10 pay
the States share OF the Virginia debt
without GUy more ado. That this will be
done there sesms to be- but little doubt,
and tho indications are that 1t will soon
be done II there IL any significance In the
circumstances, stated to be Q fact, that q
we'll known capitalist Of Baltimore
and another Of West Virginia,
have bought up nearly all the certificates,
aud will next winter offer to compounds
with the State at so cents on the dollar,
and make some millions by the operation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-10

II you feel Gu | drOEHy, drhllliAtsl, have frequent
leadA'he, mouth tastes badly, IOgr apIttiIa and
tongue coated, yOu are luieTiiF lrrm torpid liver, Of
"bliOuInehS, p aud nothing viii cure Tou % GDtsdily
and Psrmantntly ~ to take siHnOuI Liver Regulator
or Medicine,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-10
NEw RIVE coAL REGloN!

In a few miles west OF the White Sui
phur Springs the road strikes the Green.
brier river, where the booms for logs give
the traveller an in!imation Of the lumber
trade. Then comes the thriving town OIL
R~oncsvsrte, and in quick succession The
beautiful falls Of New river, into which
the Greenbtier flows. This New river
region 10 through what some call Il canon,
but I looked in vain for the Colorado
characteristics Of the cabon-nsfrow wa.
,er.Worn cliffs and sleep and bare per
pendicular walls Of rock. The atfsan
grows narrow aud swift as we follow IL
.windipgs, but iis course lie invariably
around the noses Of the foothills OF the
Alleghanies. The mountains are covered
with thick timber down 10 the margin OIL
the water. AT this season the forest 10
dense mass Of vefduFe, and the river In III
%torttouB windin9s and majestic surround.
inVs rows more and mote beautiful az We
pfcVrees. Al times the hillaides are al
most perpendicular masses Of green.
crowned In many places with great bset
lire crsgs. Thee o%yerhanging cliffs and
The sometints exceedingly narrow ystet
way probably permit the liCense Of The
term canon,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-10

and AZ the first board pIicGs showed an nj.
vance OF 8 per cent in LouIsvills&,,SeW Albany
and ka9 per cant in the general list, Texas
Pacific, Peoria, DscatuFd Granville, and the
trunk lines leading therein. After midday
speculation became somewhat weak and prices
reacted HAl per cent During the ~aiteFnoon
the market was extremely dull, but In late
dealings q fair degree Of activity prevailed,
aud the closing quotations were in most In
stances within Q small frActien Of the top ig.
uIes. Canada Southern was an exception and
closed at a decline otlk per cent, Louisville
4 New Albany recorded i further advance OF
4 per cent, making m improvement on the
day Of 10 per cent
TEAnSactionS 90, 010 shares.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-10


The travellers stopped halfway OF the
accent for lunch. It was q picnic in the
Gauley mountains 500 feet or more from
the level Of the river in q grand gorge,
where a caterer, sent from the Vt. Nicholas
Hotel, Cincinnati, had spread tables under
the forest trees and loaded them with
viSuds. After the reireshmeut OF such q
repast, amidst the magnificent surround.
ings Of these grand mountains, the ex-
Cursionists again climbed into their palace
cars and resumed the journey upward 10
the mouth Of the mine, which was ex.
plored for q mile OF two by the aid OF
miners lamps and attentive guides. Coal
mines Of this sort are not difficult
Of exploration. The coal extends
horizontally 10 an indefinite extent,
dipping occasionally In one direction or
another, but the vein for the most part
runs horizontally all the way OF uniform
thickness. Entering by q straight tunnel,
the deposit Is taken out a desired, the ex.
CSvations leaving on each side spacious
galleries and q long succession OF silent
chambers, dark and 'aw%e.inspiring as the
Catacombs. Tolhe ladies II was q new ex.
perience TO visit such scenes; TO the min.
Ing engineersi II was %no:novelty, but never.
theleGs q pleasure to see rich deposits, reg.
ulAr strata, easy mining and q rich reward
for toll. One Of the guides was asked II
any black men were employed as laborers,
aud he answered promptly that this was O
white mans mine,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-10
AN EXPERT's VIEWS.

In IN stttcla recently on the iron ores
and GOALS on the line Of the Chesapeake 4
Ohio railway, and the need OF an indus.
trial survey OF Virginia and West Virginia,
Prof. Egleston, OF the School Of Mines,
Columbia College, New York, says: III
such a survey could be made and placed
accesaibls To the pablo the lands contain.
ing the deposits would soon command a
high price, and some Of the Goals Of West
Virginia would take the place altogether
nj many Of the bituminous Goals now be.
Ing used in the market for industrial pur.
poses" He says he has examined q num-
Der Of the coal felds Of West Virginia In
their several geological horizons from the
base to the top Of the coal field, and found
the coal which they yield exceedingly
pure. None Of them, SO far IS he exam.
ined, contain more than two per cent oil
Rsh, and are besides almost free from
sulphur and phosphorus. Almost oil
Of them are capable OF making q
coke which is more like charcoal In
its qualities, being at the same time
much more tenacious and capable OF re-.
sisting q very heavy charge In the blast
furnace, while In other respects they act
like that fuel. Some OF these Goals are
20 valuable for the manufacture Of iron
that 1t Is said that OF Longdale they re.
qulre only q ton Of coke TO make q ton oil
iron, which Ia q very small quantity. The
coke usually made contains only six per
cent fash, against more than double that
amount as the average OF the COnnellsyille
coke. Many Of the West Virginia coalS
should never be allowed to leave the State,
except ~ manufactured into coke. II this
was done there would be o double profit
10 the coal owner and to the iron manu-.
iaCturer, since oil the fine coal could be
used in TIE manufacture Of coke, and thus
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-10
%rISAsCIAI AaD O0anERcIAL.
aeW YoFs Naafy and stoaks.

Nav Yonk June s.-MosrY-At 9alsK
per cent Prime mercantile paper Sa4K per
cent, STIRLING exchange bAuken' bills weak
at a sSK, demand s. s5Si.
Gove,.Wr~r RosDs-Srpng and LI.K mar
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-10

RAILROAD BoHDs-IrregulaE and unsettled,
STATE BosDs-In light request
Louisiana ConsOlI,-. 62KlVtrtntA q ,,-,-..,,.-- W
Meoud G-,.......,.,--ll5 Virginia e~opso'Sp II
81 Ioaaph-.... :. -..,.,Ll matuTed eOuP0tA-. SSK
flamenco & -----.'-- nXlDrtsIsd ''''-'--.''' u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-10

The descent was accomplished by gravi'
ty. When all the party were ready the
little train was put in motion and the
speed descending was regulated only by
the brakes. It was q thrilling descent
lThetEain rushed down the Windings OF the
mountsin track with the BwiitneSs Of On
avalanche, but completely under the con.
troll Of the brakes. To ON Of the mex.
petienced travellers ID was q positive seu.
%sAtion, a. they betrayed by the nervous
way In which they Clutcbed the sides oil
the cars and held their breath In what ap.
peared 10 be particularly peFilous situa.
tons. But the descent was accomplished
In safety, and all were glad Of the oppor'
tunity which they had enjoyed for 90 ex.
hilarating q ride between showers, even
under the discomfort Of standing herded
together 10 close quarters during the whole
Of the trip. Hawks Nest and the memoir
able ride TO and from the mine will never
be forgotten by the ladies who participated
ia the excursion, and II illlobg remain q
pleasing recollection TO every one present
CONCLUSION OF II TRIP.
Up 10 this point the railroad route 10y
along the right bank Of the river. Al
HAWKS Nest the stream is spanned by al
iron bridge, and The rest Of the Journey
wa prosecuted slong the left bank Of The
water coufse. Just below Hawks NesI
the Gauley river poufs is food into the
New river, and the stream then becomes
the Great Kanawha, at the falls Of which
Il btoadsna and deepeHS, and further OF
the Government Is prosecuting extensive
improvements 10 insure slaCk'watef hAvi,
gtton. II was intended to stop at Can,
Melton, which is q large and pt spefOuI
village, and the seat Of the celebrated
Camel Coal Mine, and also Of Coalhufg
the end Of the journey, but there was nc
time iot The diversion, and the excursion
iets returned with bat necessary delays foI
fuel and water direct 10 the White Sui
phuf Springs, arriving at 8 O'Clock In thu
evening, and remaining all night
, 1881-02-07
lf1lEhllSrUFFS.

N1tEADSrUFFS.
FiQCft-Hn M dull, md holders quoted tho market
sympathy with wheat. anles wtro limited lss hs!s
winters nj &a5o; lul hrs do1tbio sprlnx pxttas til
private tornk, +D sacks sxtras Mt {tt5f iU ITO Des
ryc Hour at sek4lj, and u hrIs hackwl,eat Mt Hun
Total ngnt to u hrs. Export f1outF wore NMute.t 1T
AlFkhss fIr good to choice, md rye tu nt $ata liS
tfrHkH M1ti.srEtls-Were 1t. rOod demand, and
firm uni1eF uniy moderate OHcrnEs. 2nlcs Wcru re-
purtcd III bran at fl2Shste'j: car mi,irs nt
&11U0i md shurls nj $iInl Conrse r0r1I.tscAl
WAS nominal NJ tl1.iat iiU reT ton On truck.
eFHlSI Hi1EtT--afns nettvc nnd weak. declining
l1&c Ind cslnK lbc below the latest prices Ut FIJI
dar Tic isrstlsh mnrku.s rrs"etcd uniet Mnd
s:ssT iofmias "yer liz %iaicr:wheat % Ie!a.
S ss f;,g H. ,Ss ~
IL sa!iy sssiss %?sRSt sss .sssss ": x
II; r$ NJ Ss'' y; e., @ Ss
s, wessen 's Dat 'e ss e'pss tSs
$ i! 4 S:$
@ Il e @ @. "a kG j1 t" Il, T. y tss's i i; IT. ss ss;
s;S;$s 4 i :s't s si = ss; liz ill.,
inSst M .as a;,lrl III s1os!Ss ii !.ls An:i!
sss = !s' @ s!sfS5
III nbnMt AYEHg halnN Hluy o. HtIttf,Ac nl'vG MNrrll.
4; n; ~ :, ~ ,s;;:,s il
on,y Il Si @ g Il Is 'a
Ct1ltH.Nns ninrg nctlyS nnd tErrGu1nrly weak; dc.
fHa; a; f'inH ~ ssy ~ ts; Ss; II.
ai s 'Ss M ST. Ta nnox no dsSS Les II
S'1 IT, s ss s :sins ts
Tlls Inst named fact was Tie nn0 great cnise Of de-
IT, n SSfn, a. i ,nGrH f,u n rni % y WRIT
Viii i,'s xsek os for
s;S:M y :ss. + IS Is Mssis:'sf sS " :.@d Si:
s u? e sa%RiS sss? !ss s' 2s; :
u eoaF qeta t'''i: sne sos sn ay s":s sens Il
at iss!lHs dss!ne' % IL e, tse ,ns.. g rs sn s!sr
s:',s y e x T juns A soa IL Il ;sft IND
UAT:-Wsrs ltt:!o moro active for ens, but M
~ as t:,,f, ;, ~ s's tfssh !scss, 81"
Ns;sk; slSs s%psHl's II -; s"i u ts; and et;s
s''3 f II ~ f'' '' ''s; Ss5s %:S
;;si s;s; s:$ $s i 2ss! K ;S$S
ys!sS ,a; ~, Ss %ssk q ii ;I e,,n
4 ~ f"r :stsn'en!. Il, Hn, Ee,raSry s;S Cs sass
h. y tn.IIa as SIC for Iejrc.ee. ind 3c for No. =
rss ~ @ .s, cs s~s !ess HSs::E: .1 Il Il: 81
md Mi " te fnturys wcrc slow u w ~ F.'hI.t,
~ n. ~ "d 81 fS: III ST. ~ ~ :Fntk r s 8 j, u !!
FREQ OH bonrd FutuI, !,:Ou BIZ.
, 1881-02-07
UxlT.tRRH C{JFiE.
Swallowing Poison

Hwnstowina un.i !nha!ln tic nn,,.Iss -, ,npso ~.
ge1rutel gy GAtaFfh, pnisaM nnt sinho n,.1 @ local
Eans, hut Tho stuIAch md InnGr. M n,e!s IN pos
rgHGuy4 lku hnuChrx mud llisuIulIh fn"., .,,n1iei "
sIGy Tonefl eradicate IIu vIr1lc snsrf1II curtt
GallrFh. This fngt uxrn!hs tl!t F..h.Mtnrulot otIs
effected iY l5r. Wei lbs a1r ysr'a NJ" -"
trsntnIunL The GIptnBnts s0! ~ nm u! .,stsn -!
~ tliu AHGf1us Hlenltfnnu ttiGRhnIt w ,thfo1e
iHrna nraMstItuttun.l As well ~ losnt i. to pr
certain ~ cure 1s tArrtb, as xncGho !Tn "! xIlh unt
yaut hiuAll.ls,A jts Mnprccsitnted a tm n,v d 81
lrstetl tChttnirainls fHiM IhaHy thons r.
Atuurs IT THO tHUAAS, hste herh n.nt sdtlsu.. y.
woIt.tuFEul rtulI.Y, raImbtIs. hrIneal lprs
thu fACt TINT Wei lie Afyer's tnt"; ~. . rAa1a
tho nlust Important mrIeal tss4vGty s yruukt5H
atiun Mny. I. ~. 'FntlaT, ~ SnnlE Snnl.E.. cufs." ~
wFttea; "tllIG rMckn5o Irtnurutl & lid has ~
!srvl lruul GA.rrh t,r 40 yrs. !. ~; i;t dacaf'f
10 lIr6altwny, \. s.: -" cured n!n asou uyMe
tt.r nAsIv Mtb yanrs." atFs. Esnna - .utAt r. r.
". HastlsngtDt place. n. y: ~ x., ~" "usei ri + ~ ~
Kyrut btsft" lEuv. ". II. Hu.nntrh ~ / ~
S1.i "EvurvtHitr lr1ualp WIN aei ~ y t'sEtsasHa
EhI&atI4, Il "FNf siE 3enrs 4ti hoi Etsrrt lsu,s
Iny nu.lr!s unt!t ! Ms,:i Vet ~ sg1ntsh4!1 T.
Euru." Mrs. II. T.. Hhu"ey. ~ ,cItsi' F..;s
crank, Atlantic lintrI. t:MlEn1I: - ilteI. "
my t1!nAIufial lltntrA" lgoS. Ifus ,t - ru1pt1e
t!itaktil, y. T.: III rclleyui NY y Sc te.t+1
W Il. rEAyss!vli; T.: ~ Ett!.: EttH!n.:.ti.e' liz s@suH
rtes, ills sst;ure q It A<itssrttl - W " e4
y. =. DEWEY 4 ca VI uay'sL, n J."
ptls.
, 1881-02-07
BALTIMORE.

HALTlMntE Nd. Feb. h-FLuCn-StenaY unt ~.
chnnEcd. A ~
HnAlS--Wcstcrn wheat lower. weak. md t,cuo,,,-
lkcI' No. Western mlntcr rcd. spot md Fcbrn,s.
*L!t9l1t3st alurc!. flil4 bid; A;,rlL tls2l l!lt. NJ
sl.17 hons'nnliy. Cnrn-Wc.tern dull md neritrsd.
Western mixed, t,'ot md February. ~ Ms,.s
b9}$a nskctti no lid. Outs henvY and lint; Wc.,ns
Int ''S "'''t u *40a
!!Ar-unchnnEcd. ..
nMnh. ''""' us
slM!r,rrEn1qM!et: 1T, primo to choice woatcrn raessa
EE1h-QnlcL at ;kt6a:iSc.
IETNnl.EtrM-Suminul,
ulfncEKtEa-Cunee Rtrndy: Hfn cnrgnes ordln.-
To- ia!E. !lMl;;c. SuH4r glIri: "A" r0ft. !hc ""'4
Wf1sKf-DuiI 1T I'LL Tor lob lnts.
FHElHHrH-t Dull md unchanged
nErfi1'fs--Fl!r. 4.tl hr1s: wheat. i0ai4 bu, corn
HuflMES1s-Wllpnt,% %,lNn bn: curn, lit.0t1 Au,
sALE5-Nhcnt1 4vsr IA hut etirn. I7.SD bu.
, 1881-02-07
PROVISIONS.

HOG rNOHECIS-Werc artyo md irresulsr. nj \
much uNur range. lof,ru !! Uc!uck March pirk Ind
sutd suecussttrly At ttt31. tti::ta. tItI. tta34
flt4. and after Asds .pctuatst Ruo1 deal thouxh
tot much. u.AuE prpdoet followed rio rilu
Vt Hp and duwn. The Llvtsxml tasss4sl Espofsu.l u
dtclns vt ~ In lar! aud iueHtx. .tIa thu 1aeal t9
tuatAnt naA wv ;u~Ur, whslu WHEAT Nuak. Atld
there HeEU tGw ukputt nFders Aand. Thu lsIAfkS.
i,psHr GAt1Hf stToNy. but WExkgnul badly Under
Increased ungFtnyt, xnd anauatIG4 lAfuuxh0nt,
with u xtxsl t.eal Ut changing zc,m uns iaunta u
IL sretAFaUd ~ 3-aAAA 4uxs 4lklast 5unuu u! 4Alls
tig:g year MO- Tbe hSasF pf!tfs rsacarl ldeE kAs
, 1881-02-07
DAY & I'll ELD,

1870 La Sat!o-et.

,t,.. r 1..,u ,.u,,.,t T., 1n,.,,torr IF
e,l ~ "' s... 80.
.Mo .'"r .,,' -, 1
"ccN "'ht> Aen. ~
>, Hrtetai Dispatch IN The chttaeo T'fbuns.
wAsB,lSGIOS, ID, e., Fel. ia. II. Evans :.
>. r.,,,or+ III, flvt,,, ts.,,,.l ti,r ,,aut
80 .st ~ .''s . !., ~ f~
seeN |" t"N"''""es''t' "'E".'ts'
ILLINOIS,
Il G. F. IcnMnn, EntcllKt', aAect"inGtn-pan nh'
.h!ne ,,,<,,, t,,,,,,,,, ,,,.,,,,,x,cr
T. =. at,u, a.ttH". .S .tI,s o~,, nm,
r. l'Fachf"gei, ehls''s"' 'mo''tHH'eo'et'n" ""-
EHI"s. c.,,,rv, ,.,,r,.,o h,,Ir,r,,,,cr
r i. F,,ikrs. Nav iiu,ianI wurut- body l,cl.
,plntc.
4, Ftcne ChfcuyU. watchnlRkcrs -lhshe
khltEk.
V. j. Hotllu,l. Osto, sor,l planter. -
II. d. hunpt1lllh, l'ehfl', chnney"t0P pro-
tcctor. ,'.....,..
9. ". Lawlnsh GcnCsrn, force pump.
j. 4. lEts!!Il, Quincy, FltI-netio1
~ nhSnsu!e. Ite"M'. ,,. ~ ~. ,,o,,,,
II H,,s, .i !.ti',r, i ,nr s,s,,,Hr
T. :i"st.,. Is. .itInh.; ttS' t. ".e ... tr,,.
II =. i; .ra1 ~ - w. f.n,,,,. ~ IN r,,,,,,,
= :, - nhrnit,'s,,,, ti'Iin 1,ark ,r.i,rrn,tc
!, Il f. wnsiinr th.,,,,, .t,s,. "i,r
, - 1", m'.."xs,.:
"isepHSI,'
J. Connn:, Prn!sie I'LL lh'ch compound lot
tirnttnH. cte.s steet.
Z. q. t,Hra1lt Nac'he, scntu'l-aesA.
~. NtHssrt. HAEai1t4
, 1881-02-07

INepCcll0n F0tNTCK Tor tho past WFak W6fds no. ],
ucafsi 50: IIartl. cnrs; No. Nv raea, Nj. hard
cant NJ. 4 a.t.i ~. I. Il sarsi rsleusol cars,
~ ths Hfsttrl dssoctast4 HF<ss.
MILWAUKEE, Wis. Fol. h-Ftuliit-l,ula R,.d !oak.
nFYi MI harI IM1I!N4f, M NJ ! l'.Yi iaSFaT1; GSte'
!, 7i}1cj 7uIoctud nominal. turn lnnsr M. No unlA
ens!0r, NJ. =. H.. tya qntst aud changed. Naslsy
dull; NJ. 2spTnH. 1at4e.
lNoYislONa-l.owet. Meas poEk. tlt0l cash! slt.al
Ary3 tl3S huret,.
ttlIs-Wenkj ka013s!A
iiErxlrlx-Fiunf, kuu brlst wheat a,uD but o1ts
t,1N bu.
'NUiruEsrs-whoat, 7,aoo but corn. A,s1 bu; oats.
53u bu.
, 1881-02-07

iIilLAngLpnIA, Ia, rpb. Nv estet6
axtruA kiGal4u1; Mlnnusuta Uxttns fo.QtaNssI nhI1
uxtras iak1Gu; winter patunts tk1Ssy.I3' \. usota
LatuNt ltocusa f'u&t71a Nr1 huur steAdyi tAM
uMA1S-WhcAl declined lA42c,No rcd On track.
sll1, Sv. r1d. February. SlliEt bt. fll3a asked.
Maro.t, ALEX bld& aAkeit April, sllal bld alAh
askui. carn dull and lnweF, yslow Western. nn
trs.ek, t1c; wall, sraln depot htai Au oluyhtor. ta'
sail ltxsd. February. 'fe hh1 G3Nn askcds March,
4t til. 6a}&o n,kHl, Apri t3a bd, 5rtu naked tats
arm,s' Nh. white, Eos No. =. d, +tc; No. do 41p
Ilyt; niI3 UI, 1lg. ..
lIuVlxtTSs-l5euf, n,uss III NJ l59i tnd!4 u.ass,
}iAt1i old lneAA pHEk, &IL4: An, 4t5Al Hams
tlut IBbkr.
.IIfx.s.ssay' auas%.o, ~ assat.s' gt ssesp%ery %n1
atAtu 4na D1adfVrd County, lcnhsylvanIa. e4ps,
, 1881-02-07

ST. f.0tfta. Fob. t.-FLut:i,-unrtnnEcd.
GnAiS-Wl,cat nroncd lover. with pnn,cky feeljnr,
ssr'tiger at close: No. rcd HIAa3lc cash. t,W rrh
ruary, sH!ht6tl.0thRi.M Maruh. sl,Ol.taIQnls10t
areIl, ttsA1DIi@s 1i.l May; Nod do. .g1fc; Ao.
ao. Sa%1s hth Corn lower md unscttlca; 37a3z.a
cash, II February. JTt 137QsTlc Sinrch, 5;,,e
Ap{!i. r., ,:;sitH5sHc Mny ttnts lovcs nt n4a1Na
My. liye tttn at bic. ltarley dull md Unchanged
Hl'1-rEK-tnet,anGcll.
l.EA1,-SlDw; h!lC nakGM.
WItsskf-Htenly III tLnL
tsnrls1uSs-!ttk 1n1l; ti42s naked cnkt; fla;s bM
FHhruHtys t!AE1 bid MARCH. Dry snlt meMta inwcr
k@Il $s1x1.aJ4 ei4ks1.. l5ncon NOMINAL l.nr1 nom.
inni AA
.itkckiiTNFtnur: 6Cu bts, wheat. a.tp1 bu; co7n
=. .HIiirMEN1s-Flnu!. saJ brlr. wtca iiiH BIZ; con-
%hoU but oats, h00 bu; rye. LOO bu: barley. nt,ne.
, 1881-02-07

1.Dt'tsvILfE, Fcb. h-GuTrDS-Dul1: lH{c.
FLurlt-Quct: extra. &I.gss13.5U; extra fnns Ri
Ge@25; \ M. !. S5Ukt5.2s; co,cc fancy. E,.is III
GItAlS-~heat qulct; gjcettl.11+ Corn s,cndy; No.
white, 43sc; dn miSet 4?e. Untn quiet: No: whl,s
51its d. nigel H. !tys In falr dou.nnd; Sn. !ec
lRNvt*lnNH-pprk steady: sls.Uu: shoulders, 3A,s
ccnr rl6. fiD: clenr fiji t,aeon in falr dcmand;
v}{tttA.
WltIsKy-1tcatIy Mrd unchanged; tint
ifuus-~Actlro ntlt hfn.; ki,AGt5. III Nccaipts, Sn
, 1881-02-07

NEW OItLEASS.
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 6.-aaht exchange on
New York, stan premium. Sterling, 4E.!s.
EA1SpuS. Feb 5.-CUnsols. Us S-l6; account,
W..
~, ll: ll!nns Central, 1s:i: rrHn.yivNl,ln t:rn.
trtl. Nl'a; New Ynrk Central, Isl: Erie, 5h |;
sccl,tltls. iGlts; RcuGtng, IL.
, 1881-02-07
DY TELEG1sAIII.


TOHEfIN.
Sptetat Dttpatth Ia The Chicago Trfbtnt.
1.tyEHrOnt. Fub. 6-llaN 4. n,.--fI.uEn-S1. !, lia
Cd, No. f. III: ~
BRAtS-Whcal-No. winter, n G1s No, dn, IA t0d,
No. epruE, N itt No. d,l, ~ Id; No. white lhtl
No. 2,io Nt Nn club, Ds 1li: Nh. U, % ID. Corn
Now. IL ii. uit. g. att.
1'unytstUSs-l'ork. G1t. fhsil. Ws ;ki.
1tyEisrt,Di. fcb. t-f =. m.-IAHtt-Elsh.
I.tSEnpout. FoD. 5-3 p. n,.-tHnrsAIDSN-frntluc
EIchnnyo quotations: 1'acun-Ecar cut rtnhiy nj
Gs Git anrt r!b silently Mt l2A Ch' 1ug clcnr e,chy ut
40. SHIRT ceut stea,ly At lis. Snn1ters itrer nt -
u. i.n.A-rrsne Westprn t!uil At rs III.
uMAfS-Whent-Nn. wh!t6 jull nj ~ ri, winter
dull at n hi for nav Wosterni MlntGr, ~ I'll fur nrw
soulhrrn. .....
ASTwEt,r. Fob. b.6.-lErno.Et.,t--s9sf.
rho following w9re received br thu Chicago Hoard
OF Traau: . ..
.ityEMtnof. Fch. S-t1:1 IL m.-tlour ~ tdeIts ID.
& Mim,'r M W'Ga I'!; Il i, 4s;, ~ 's!m y ~ ~ "n Nh e
~; Turk. ~ i.nrd. ~ II.
llvkt.tttil.. Fol,. A-Whent 1ugt ind stGntfy! red
scarrcy business !innnxl IL nlnac market at ts :k
Carruc. in cunkt-W heat, mt 1Nueh doing; rod win
!rr nnd CnlituInn dcrlncs' I'd Corn. not ntnr Do.
inx rate' fHslSr C,in, @ ,I ,,}s Is,
inEI An,ur!tn1, ,,Hed deGncL n. rufk IT. Lard M
.n anu tsl lowcrs ~ a. llnr1n-i LING nfGar ,li sud
q nss =, s tsst sear I'd lower at ''' f"ow
iuStHiS, oF' Frb. 5@i.;isEtpnor.-yhcnt qulct and
stendy, t1rn dull. MAmk i.ASE-CntInes utt r!,ast7
Msa fnteI M snssc, fHf nysrSvs r. "n1Sn p M nS IT,
present nMd Following ntnnlh. 90 s.l. FaIr nvcEaCn
anal:Y nt Anercan mixed corn for prompt shipment
, 1881-02-07
COMMERCIAL

The following wrro tho receipts sdjshpmcnts
nf tho 1calns articles nj produce III this city
turing tho twenty fur i,lrs G,nilnn at o'clock
Saturday mnrninH, with thu corresponding 1lx-
tlrlA for 4 yCNr NHO:
, 1881-02-07

Toi.Ef,o, o.. Feb. h-ti1tA1S-Whcns stcn,iY; M. !:
rcd Wablsh spnt ind February, tl.r starcll. tloEs
April, s!.n,Jis Nny, sl.tsts rcjceed. &c. Cnrn quie
hi4,nxei. iIc S spot, 405sc; 3tny +f}t rejected
4iG4r- t'nts dull alld noHluAl,
GLuvEK SEEtl--1luIl: Nh. 3<l.n.
1lDGA-f1rr..ed iG.i7t
itwrEttTs-Mhent salu1 bn; corn. I7,U0 bu; oats
RuHhu
, 1881-02-07

D0ST0S, Feb, k.-tLul1s-Dnl and nnchanged
tiNAtS--Cbrn steAdT; mixed anu JeIluW. a7asi,; m
Erale 51ft5s!de; M. md extra white. Esa'cc No.
white !:AG Isl; NJ. mixed nnh Su. :: white, tSs'e.
HTTTER-Nnu9lnuliy unchanged. aii3Ic.
ttEpEiprs-File. a.0u hrs; Gurl1. HUN bu: Nheat
z, Int: tntA. ANN bu.
MISREPRESENTATION, 90 hrlN.
, 1881-02-07
l'EOlt[4A.

F'E0n1A. ILL.,. Fob. 6.--GNA1S-Corn dull; now hlch
Hllzch md 1!1cd, a,slcs,c unta dull md nuntnal'
No. wte ..sG J27(c. liya nominal Sk4.tc fnr No I
1tfGNwiSEH--FlEH At ti.ik ....
ItYrEllrrN-Whrnt, iSI bu: cora. rs bus ohtS
1G4aI hut rye, ..:an hlI; hurley. 3G0D bu.
dMIFMESTS-Whcui, 5Il bu; corn, l0G0 bui 0AHs
Il, III Iu; rye, a,nU bu: hurley. none.
, 1881-02-07

DETROIT. Mich, Fob. h-FLOEn-tts1as0l
GHAIN-Wheat unsettled; extrn nominal, rp"t ~
@s!c: February. :sl4a hd Mnrch, &l01s: APRIL tlna'
Alny tiulls; No. rcd, fLGl1 M. wfltA. ac BID Hs'
celpls-WileaL 7,tul oui shipments. :,uu hu.
, 1881-02-07

short ribs .e,s Arrit, cose.! It t:s:'iH7.si i.unE
InnAs tas ia!c i";s; l"nH sA ha' IN sf:; swsss,
grecn hams, sa,n h!crngn. 5tsatsAr.
tingnM utrh Al aiset(c f0r shoulders: S6:stlc for
Ehure ribS. n4ttsc for taurt eenEs for hnn.s.
MI Gun vnsth and pnckua. ~ 90.
HEEF-WAk quiet NJ ffHkl2f0 for MESS. ka3tfaU
for extra uicts. aid elJ5He.buU Tor hnnsa.
, 1881-02-07

2GtAt. >' ' ''eAeFft, s1us
EUna-trrcgutart .Tisa7c.
tt,!E.SEyilal t,E;, MA ; t;cstyI creamery. rauc
'FMINKr-fn fnir sicn,nt1d, tLil
Run nut unts, ann tn, ' puI e1fo
H1tFNEHrs-CUrn, 1trn hi.
, 1881-02-07

IlurrALs,, n. u. Fub. b.-GuAlN-Wh eat inactive
Corn dull IN consequence ot light receipts shrorRa
rNtond hIuckMde; ibcnss a: t'ats ntnis ~
1T 4lc. kyG--Atnrkut baro. Untcy lu; sAca w ba
brlkhl CuIl4da al $1xtGct tIL