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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-12-22
THE PITTSBURGH
WEEKLY POST,
FOR THE YEAR 1882.
No Lowering the Flag, No
Surrender, No Concession;
But a Renewal Of the Old Battle
for an Old Time Victory.

Never was there greater nsce.sity for ac-
ivfty, watchfulness and unyielding political
integrity, than there now Is in the Democratic
party. As an epposition party it can defeat
the conspirstors It's ora anization must be
maintained in all its old time yigor; Its party
usages and traditisns cherished; its own Sc
lected leaders trusted and encouraged: its
membership siren Bgthcned and educated in the
taith of the fathers. To the Democratic party
is confided the exalted duty st defeating the
efforts OF men in the Republican party to set
up another form OF government in place OF tha
which exists. Therefore ID is the highest pa
triotism to defoEd and maintain organization
ia its greatest effectiveness.
The PITTSBURGH Posi- is committed to this
principle in ali its length aad breadth. and il
possible more vigorously and uneompromis.
ingly than in the past, will labor to strength
en- the party. hold up the hands Of its trusted
leaders, spread Demscratic Il nth and promote
by all honorable mans the success Of Demo-
lcratic candidates, Nation al, State and local,
So much for the political course Of THE
WEEKLY PosT during the coming year; out in
all its departments it will maintain the high
est degree OF usefulness to its readers as q FAM
lily journal. =
THH LITERARY DEPARTMENT will be en-
'riched by choice and carefully selectsd mis-
cellany. consisting Of tales, poetry, sketches.
humor and biography.
THR NEWS DEPARTMENT will be carefully
cuitcu auu lHcluuc careful summary OF the
events Of the week ut home and abroad, with
specials. telegI ans and correspondence from
Washington and Harrisburg during the ses-
sions OF Congress and the Legislature
AN AGRICULTURAL and HoUsRHOLD DE-
PARrNENT will be added Us a new and attrac-
tive feature.
TUE MARKET REPORTS, and especially re-
ports OF cattle markets. will be prepared with
the utmost care, and afford information Of the
ghest value to the farmer and dealer
EDITORIALLY, THE WEEKLY POST will
discuss all questions with candor and sinceIi-l
ty. 1t will promote as best il can a Democratic
revival and resist all efforts to disintegrate the
purity or weaken the organization. 1t there-)
fore apPeals with confidence to Democrats to
second its efforts by extending its circulation.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-12-22

The Cleveland Herald has ordered
10000 copies of their elegant Photo
graph of President Garfield, which is
sent free to all yearly subscribers of the
Weekly. No homo should be without a
good picture Of our late President, and
the Herald is so sure that no one will
be dissatisfied that they offer to return
the money if such should be the case.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-12-22

The Virginia State Senate rejected all
pending nominations. Some were made
just before the adjournment of the Leg
islature two years ago, and the persons
named have served ever since. New
nominations will be made after Jan. 1st
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-12-22
GREATEST ON EARTH.

]. W. Adams, Newark, Ohio, says: "Cutieu-
rs Remedies are the greatest medicines on
earth; had the worst case of salt rheum "a this
county; my mother had It twenty years and
In fact died from IL; 1 believe Cusicura would
have saved her; my ANS, breast and head, were
covered for three years. which nothing reliev-
ed or cured until used the Cutieura Resol>
vent internally. and Cuticura and Cutlcers
Soap externally"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-12-22

In Knoxville, Tenn, the sale of parlor
matches has been strictly forbidden by
the City Council. and in Charleston, s.
c., all matches except the old "lucifers"
are condemned as dangerous.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-12-22
CuILCuRA A.

The Cutlcura treatment for the cure of Skin.
scalp and Blood Diseases, consists In the fns
ternal use OF Cut1curs Resolvent, the new
Blood Purifier, and the external ase OF Cuti-
cura and Cutfcura Soap. the Great Skin Cures.
Price OF Cuticura, small boxes, soc; large
boxes, 81. Cuticurs Resolvent, 81 per bottle
Outicurs Soap, 25c. Cutieura Shaving Soap.
l5c. Sold by all druggists.
Principal depot WEEKS a POTTER, Boston.
Mass. NFAn mailed free on receipt Of price,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-12-22

Postmaster General James retires
from the Cabinet Jan. 1, to assume the
duties of President of the Lincoln Ma
tional Bank, of n. Y. City. Chauncey l..
Filley, of ST. Louis, will probably be his
SUCCESSOR
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-12-22

The Marquis Of Lorne, before return
ing to Canada, will escort the Princess
Louise to the south Of France, where
she will remain for some time for the
benefit of her health.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-12-22
(lticuTa
Blood Poisoning, ScrofuIous Ulcers
and Itching Humors, Assesses
and ClanduIar SWeIIInRs.
LEAD POISONING.

ed with bad humor on hands and neck, caused
by lead poisoning; (Le y q psintere a. times II
would break out, crack open, and the skis
ing great tScontinual itching and singing;
purchased your medicine; used Cutieufa
Resolvent Internally, and Cuticura and
Cuticura Soap externally. and in less than
three months affected a COM plets cure, and
has not been troubled since; corroborated By
Bullard q Foster, druggists, Keen. N. II.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-12-22

FAITH, like light, should over be sim
pie and unbending; while love, like
warmth, should beam forth on every
side and bend to every necessity.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-12-22

Solomon Davis, colored boy, shot
and killed his sister near Warrenton, N.
G.. hecause she threatened to tell his
mother about his having stolen piece
0f 'possum. .--.-..
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-12-22

The export of petroleum and petrole-
um products for ten months ending Oc-
tober 31st, amounted in value to S4O,-
017,9sO; corresponding period of 1880,
S2S, S,S29,945.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-12-22

WEST ROUND.-Chicago Fast Line Daily.
with through Sleepers from New York 70
Chicago; Chicago Express daily Through
sleepers from Baltimore to Chicago daily,
Chicago Mall runs daily on Main Liae and Z.
o. Division; on other Divisions daily, except
Sunday. Other trains daily except Sunday
COLE. g "A, Baltimore.
X LORD. g p A, Baltimore.
W REPPERT Passenger Agent, Columbus.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-12-22

LIBERTY is to the collective body
what health is to every individual body
without health no pleasure can be tast-
cd 10y man. without liberty no happiness
can be enjoyed by society.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-12-22

EX-SENATOR FRELINGHUYsRN, O!
Now Jersey, has been nominated and
confirmed as Secretary Of State, vice
Blaine, who retires FROM the Cabinet
this week.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-12-22

Passenger train on the Southern Pa
cifc railroad stopped by robbers near
Las Vegas, n. M. Three thousand dol
lars IN cash and valuables amounting to
$4,000 were secured by the rascals.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-12-22

JOHN w. FORNEY, the distinguished
ournalist. died at his home in Philsdsl-
phia, last week.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-12-22

East BOUND.-New York Fast Line daily.
with through Sleepers from Chicago to New
YORK; washington and Baltimore Epress with
through sleeper from Chicago to Baltimore
daily; wheeling and Cumberland Express
daily on o. 0. Div; other Divisions daily ex-
ceptSunday. All other trains daily except
Sunday.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-12-22
PSORIASIS,


81. K. Carpenter, Esq, Henderson, N. Y,
cured OF Psoriasis or Leprosy, OF twenty years
standing, by the Cuticura Resolvent INTERVALS
y and Cuticura and Cuticura Soap externally.
The most wonderful case on record. Cure
certified to before a justice Of the peace and
prominent citizens. All afflicted with Itching
and Scaly Diseases should send to MS for this
testimonial in full,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-12-22
Ruchtel College,

Three Oourses-Classical, Philosophical and
Scientific. Equipment complete. Especial
attention given 10 Science. Mathematical
taught by German professor OF large exper-
ience. Speaking German specially. Pre-
paratory department and Normal Instruction
Board at lowest prices. Boarding In clubs
provided for. For Information and catalogues
Address o. CONE,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-12-22
SALT RHEuM.

, SALT RHEuM.
T Those who have experienced the toYnents
OF Salt Rheum can appreciate the agony en- :
ldured for years. uutil cured by the Cuticura
Resolvent internally. and Cuticura and Cuti,
cura SOAP externally. :
Mrn. WIN. PBLLINGToN, shsrsn, Wis
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-12-22

The money order system is to be ex.
tended to Australia.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-12-22

TERMS.
The Pittsburgh Weekly Post.
EIGHT PA GES-FFft,- Siz Columns.
One Copy-One Year. ar..................... 81 so
In Clubs of Five or More. 1 25
An Extra Copy for Every Club Of 10.
sTSend for Specimen Copy.
THE DAILY POST.
Published Every Morning (except Sunday.
by Mail, per annum, postage free....... 90 90
months, "a ......... 4 90
3 months, ......... 400
Address the Publishers,
JAS. 2. BARR d CO..
145 Wood treet, ssil Pa.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-12-22

When Mrs. Flood and her daughter
travelled from New York to San Fran
cisco, last week in special car, the use
of the car across the continent cost
S1,4OO.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1881-12-22

Easton, Pa, counts up twenty-five
boys who have been rendered permanent
cripples by attempting to jump on rail-
road trains while in motion.
, 1881-07-30
SpNldt Otfphtth u Thk ChftdQn 7.rthNttf.

Spfstft UtfpHfth u Thf EhftdfH 7r1hfltf4
nctcrzctl It 1ht,r,liy. us securities nra lttiiy
n1x s,E iCs WY nyk +, lfytn'.s a G '.9'; r!sGs;
l.and wsrs hEi;yr # ui for the f.,r,,er @ md
"i i. 70 !ss. c.'',''oti"i Willy u sa,d IL iSj,
EalI,:i M yesterday wln Mss9sil.1tct!s SS. N
Mcsiao 4 s,i.ti l'us!i. y .ws,u Il .!rac,ion
stronger Mt I'll, whiip Sew York 4 Now. l.l-
nand 0s ..aro at.'flt. tho stlst'o ut ti.f.
II %s1sG II 9:,, Gnat nsts ip!s ! sScea t. It sa Till. T.
!, slight tluullnr frptn Thursdays closing prigcss
nlt,.lee.l tO !t'H. atti ,lttsMi ttrn, It ~ Ney
hxss xs!x 4 S'S M's!r w. i';!s il 5 o SSss' Sai
nn;l l.ost1n n Stalne 1T laat; n ticci'io Of i.
Gi,hlM.so, !s,,ri!haton $ QY!1tsy ,sns @ ,irtn ~
l nna .i!t,,i p!Gliic iyas!d s fro, 1sois T. E
IGrk. Little Noek Eninc,l from 1!1i 20 ~ n; EAn,
tlus]ty from ~; g sdH. GhcnEo 4 West M!Shl-
FROM st.s to s7iz. with Summit nrnnch at l0a
changed: lieIl 'fuleph,mo t!urtuatud botweon
-, Ia ihe ittesttra A:,octatea I'st's.
iS: i:n IT. .a n u eS s's i|.,ss sss I ns1Mss.: " H.:
tssS! xsssi!"s ~ %
Ill., : {;: ! iss$ S'' Ssts sR It, fs s'
EoHEtas.
l.oSDos. July :9.-UnItod statos bonds-s,
American railroad see.,r!tics--llllnols Central,
Ssai;sl ; ;;i iis Ero' H; do sceoad'' 'O'; l'Vaa-
fAlkis, July .o.-ltcutcs. Rir Tac.
NEW oIt.EASa.
NEW ORLEANS, July .n.-SiHht oxchnnEo on
New York, $Lo0 ror $l.0O0 premium; sturl[ug,
, 1881-07-30
WHAT IS HURTING THE
PRESIDENT.
IL 1t Snfo to Use 0Nlnfno In GnnHfiot
Wounds Hialieninnn'n Outliion.

- r,.o o,.S.,t,,, T., s.vuuY.n4
- - on.n :" ~" .......',~ N" m..s..t...
Wonnu"f-i f-ihanieMa"hrh Up,hion:
10 the Editor or tue Nctp lnrE StHa-oIn'
The physicians who arc treating tho prcsl.
dent for n r,,nsl,ot wol,ntl are not rcsnouslble
fnr ~, ar,ar ,,,nv hr,.n h.on c,,,nmlytInr flint
~ W. e.loi "io, ;',t.. - ~ s,,'. ga.,,. ~
tilfcAtens 10 po "eai5. ~ - nv l"ui' W
their sclUOl. They Dltt follow us teRclltnGa.
They nttribute the rigor, the clills, that
couyeil s,,ci, nlnrm Of, Saturday to the STOP
sn"ss" ~ w. M",,, ~ ,n,s fro'v tho ,yornd
pAee VI l1e now y, r'' pns .. aio"a m.o "o"u, '.;
THIS Is not trlic. Ihey themselves cansea
this rleor. 1t was the direct and inevitable
1,ar,t l"str tho I,rnyt,,out In thc tv,nrn,it In.
lief thRtIe would strengtheA!hna' As long
ago MS the year 17D0 Ual,llcnnnn mntle trial
,,pon himself OF cnchUn,l bnrk to ascertain II
tt,w,rj,l ,,nt nxc,tn tntnrm1ttont frvnr. IT
~ Mo"lu nrs ,s't.1 ony ,'..'. a., - .,.n4
did. llc lett oeAlna I'l''4 lecoIu VI t'n1t
scientific experience, from which quote:
"Witl this first trIul broha lt,lull une the
dawn tllt lIas st,,ca frightened l,o tho most
beautiful ,)uy Of tho nlctl1cul nrt,-tllRt It IL
only iii ylrtno of their power 10 mike tile
heaithy human bclilg I'll tlat medicines Gull
cure 1;lorIid states and, jut1ced, Only s,cl
1nnrhsd statcs % M nra t.on,noseti III syinptnn,s
which tho tIru to 10 sulcctgtl for them cNtl
ITSELF produce In similarity Oil tl!a lienlthy."
II have bulOru nlv llullllculNull's .'AfAtGrl,l
Mrtllcu Tnrn.n unun ut tho elioptor on ttCI,,-
.cInnn.M il tn,tt;iIts forty-sfy pn.{s of tl,t,
yMritm,s srnint',1,ls nrotlncutl iii hrNlthy sub
'iects by tt,e administration Of nllinl,e, In
, 1881-07-30
1sREADYTUTFS.

FI.oull-Waa quiet aad unchanged. NuyoFa WeFs
disposed 10 hold on for docnu, but helders Nare
firm, In tlslr vlewa. having lille u oacr 6aies wot0
runottcd Ut lM hfts how w,ntark ~ S.sat 30 osls
springs. partly Ut Ni0aE, ind 10 kacka low grndus
al SLOks1G. Total. equal 10 lnQ hriH. Wintor hors
quoted nt ti75bd7s' shipping sptanas, Iaaduls
the l0w.xrado sprtuxs NJ ttStaA ly0 tour At about
$5.LlaSaM.
0ruEI M.ELsrurrs--woro In battor ,auyry. and
lrn. Ha1os wore reported Ut A cars bran ut f2u On
truck. and l9Q tspe on board cars, cat md.
dngn nj tiao, and curs whuat scrcontn9s at eo0e4
l5M
BpnlNu WllEAT--Waa active and unsettled, but
kut fus ncxt month udvanccd Aa9kr, but closed lc
lover than On Thursday AFTERNOON, willie AAKusk
cosed w lower. Tho Dr1tIah udvlcch MeFp copdict-
luz Liverpool quoting m advance Ut Id prF ceEtal.
wA.su casxuos 4un coast wuro VI per " lower IN
NsE fos H. osy ssa as r. ss
s;s sss ssss s ss s ss ss ot d 1sss
asS ss xs s.s sss wsie ,sx 81
s tsss sss % ,.s. iSs s
Ess @ hss ps sssa @ Vii, a @ sss;S:s @ y
Gs x'hs 4! aass i. rsSa: r.: WITH sa III. s
:s;;s /; ;s;s:!ss ST: !
s!ss :Ess1 @ T.; $ts: aSsts's; ss ~ 4!
Ss'S4 ssas + s " r aa "a
iS fsss tS SnSatf N nsasly II
"a ssls IL ssIsiaaca I'll
ssnps I'd q &
Sa s:sa ssss sss Ssse:
aietSan 9ns 59Yo5;ea ss,asn1 1 ~ ~ H. e9st S
~ !aY fSf ;[;lRS.sas ;S.Ss
sa"ft. and se!t 6ss. aser lily ~e!o - tissd. k
1s CIV
, 1881-07-30

bills wrrc s.eS und k.7Ht 1lclgtan commercial,
hsi1is tankcrs' snnrks. 0i!4 mud OlT. md cotn-
tnorGtal, tEl1s.
. At tho ChirnRn bnnks b,,slncss WIS fairly 0ct-
ivu. Although rites nro low, tho dctnnnd for
lDuns 1,as kept ZIP remarkably through tho iull
season. 1tntcs nro iftl 20" cent OH Gull and MOI
rcr cont OIL time, New York exchange wns ito
lSi.Oo rcr $1,000 discount. Chicago clcnrlEgs
wpru <G,fuQ1NU.
ChlcaHo IN Of 1870 soil at 131: Lincoln fark s.,
spol ut 10n; North Division City llA1lroaA ss.
$lU0 ut llaA; Chfcago, burlington Quincy 4s,
.uu1 1T hl,i. linrund and locnl hoads wero III
better demand both hero MD III Npw York.
, 1881-07-30
MINING NEWS.
1itlsTf1S.

srtttd1 Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
IsosroH, July .o.-tn 1nIulux stocks llonanzn
advances, trou tx tot Quincy declined to 10,
while Cnlnuot & lfcola rc.nntacd NJ -, ~ to-
fore. Milton was still tha tcudtng feuturo at tho
Mining Exchange. ol,cllnT ut 1:l. yhI; stock
n1it lis. Enptr0 went from II tO ~. hth ,f~n
Loud declined FROM W TO H. C0ppernl0lis sl,lct-
tlntctl b..twccn lug mud 1u5, with Cleur Spring
ilrn, ut 10 nnd II.
lIosruN, July .9.--MInlng stocks closed ns fol-
lows:
t:anasst& iIscla 4snoy y.........."...... II
C"'"ns ,,'",s s,SSp ihs9 t;ic; d.
Erunkltn. .,,........... IL
, 1881-07-30
TFup tO His duty,
.NeW YuEk Sun,
AT last Is Senator chbsul1,
And the pe0rIsa the siEso must Gulp.
Thoy know By will Blluk to blu duty
AZ IcAst to his Luty 0l, pulp
Visiting the East slda ut upper New. York

Visiting the East slda Ut uppsr New, York
few days aao the writer Ut this called at
Nlnety.secu,,d, street, In conversation ali.
l.lngIor mentioned the following tacts;
S0ulu months sfMc9 Ind all aggravated Of.
task II ft na tatsy siy ssed ,s ~ y
business. fl!e pain was w gruat that l. was
compelled to keap my room, aud suffered
untold t0rtnres, being unal!a II press. my
told inc Of 81 Jac0lM Oh. secured Il bDttlo
nnu day and applied it according to direc-
u0l's.. sn niHrv6iously. rapid was the relief
that WAS Abto t0 wllk down to business
: next thy, al,u tAve uot-Hutlercd an hour With
rheumatism since
, 1881-07-30

In chlcago, Qoyarnmcnt bouds wero i1 good
request, district Of Columbia lG5s woro 10SA
pil aud l0eaasRed; asts, ll.N and 1:,S; u, 1ls.t
and ll0.4i AHs, ll+3k und llHt. AZ tho close
prices wese u to Y higher. ind tho market was
stronK.'
Foreign exchange was heavy, With FREQ otler.
ings. Hankcrs' sterling was %S3 and 465; actual
rates wcro 48,ss aud 4Hn; commercial sterling
was 4f1ssGttSl. Continental bills wesO III boitcE
supply. llankers' fraucB wcEo HslE for sixty
days und 6l0a for dtinnad; French commercial
, 1881-07-30

rho fo,,o,vt,o Instruments worn find for rea-
ord Frlday, July -:
c9E"sa "Eas 4 as;s s 5Sls st i H tssI ssisEsl Ss &
rSs,iit Msi1E4M ~, Il /; ;i Tv 1t; y :i ii ~"
asS Jnnn ,,Ii nt,eTnSi o9s - ts Easo am
csS$E s;s s;s% j ;;y,is5 /; s$ $Ssis :yi
s Ss u III 'afes u ot Ws6ssa s n ~ s'oG s @
,sssy?, sss;s 4: Y u S
5 saaSs;; !: ~ :; Si;f i;; - s; II; LOU
}|$!$ :; $ss %;; : S;3 y
IL $:ssffs, II 2s:s s ~ ;:s; i;
@ xS tAaes y isaaasIIi'' ,as,
S; y
D;S$; %'s :iss; !; ssss: ss; so,
ss ssss ii !s; II. iiSs, i3i; ~o
;s Sss T. ;s :s;: "sss HttS; % %
s:S sss Il t. 4::sss &:sss Y; . I!
lii Sst:Sjsas i: IL t. XsfE " Ss'; iii l. ". a's1:
'Ss; ;i axi3ii:: m
nSs ts;s H. y fSsss II Il
Lotk y; ~ r y OF yhirsy .tlsst, sdxMn@ ~ II,
ssSs ss:s :; %:.:sss %;s @ Ts; 81;
;: \; ss;si I'M H i ,!s'ssi stst' ID SSs 10
III III, IL tninI niy IL, ind u. SlnrItl;ucilo
IL isnn,i irrtuhut tfustceI. htN
"est FaI r., = aEen ta r. 'nT S y fMnso, 4. Wn,ls,
I!s9s i: ;:;; II ~
July y tieTeo Earl q l.1Hls l.lhlt, Elm
West M.!shs,9tHn r. tia i: i u 2'tton, aM,
i3xl11 II. aAteH Jny n !Mtn!Ns y. a,AKs W eux
, 1881-07-30
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wcre tho receipts md shipments
OF ,cuau9 arlclcs Of produce In this uity during
tho twcuty.gour hours ending ut 0clouk
Friday morning and for tho corresponding
fItlD II ycUr urO:
, 1881-07-30

lLOtss..Tho curly foetnR WIS ~ank. but Tho rnakM
md rgninsnnd stsnt!y IL tho finish at rfleeI III
materially linaeent from tho elonlng quhlauooi
Atnut everything. lind huHn w9IHhcA; common NJ i
cNpCa luht nj IT, dfosE 7is mtxed packing ots ii n
Eit5s97 N 1o quality wna falf. thoilph theis 1tis
rat1cr n.t're ssR.s nnHs thnn wns good for tho 1a
kHt, huyurs nGxGttnE t1lnt CnAs Vllcro Npfe Iajss
OF sklun and cuI1s ut tt.saJssIiU
, 1881-07-30
md h7Sa}kc for country Rendered, with No, co,.,.
Wffiskr--The nnrket was stcnuy, Hc1,lnr ri.
basis nj fl,lt tHr }Iniaflt,l Htl,hls. "" pa ~
WfNlts-ILW PRICES Still t1!D, ard n stosr t,ud


CArfl.i:-TlIo u'iesD ut thu marks, vi, h. .%a
nca1.S sal!atnctnry ~ kcifnrr. Thnre sns ~. .9
thu s.nl activity III tho Ensaasn ind oxp,r onsa.os
md f"s tt,e ssado VI sa.1tso sasit by tloso ,ss
tilnn lots waru specially harti IL n,uyo Sntsss
wnhtm' t'cm cxcupt ut very mum p.,ccs. sna y!
trailing In those descriptions t!nt nj iaas ~
ffuu. lu rItus ctrrent NJ tin bIati!ng ot n ~ns
f5nUtl IL U,ulco En1 wittInnt nusswtjrthr d,.,'
tht,sh evGb the lst tirovcs wcrn sIuw, II, .r.r.s
thvru WIN II continued gDUd hunlAud ffotn ,ho n,
trudu. lHd tho ifUrin4s fc within nIonto ,t,I.s
The tnnrkut rnnalnnd tsn1. Nntlyn hulchcr, s .t.s
ind niotkgra ns .tt ut frHty full rsitvs snlet ~.
railae .t ule.tb "t It tntnri,,r Texas hr.a ~
wnrs elosrt nut nt u tssa fiAsa, wl!ln I.tS u
Aal1* were trncllntJ taia,b u fur snrns sen.a.
t $t0lfs ~ tttf I.itya tciarA stuck, uad ii W9s
, 1881-07-30

short rbh, suiIer scruMtNr, Ntosed ~ +? :IAa.!f.
IUflH GlcAT8 qitnsed 1T &A5u lDuAt ana FLU txDAs
Cnn!ocrnt1ds :t oxo.lI tonH;eut@ \: @ haMs t9 9:et
crAHas GEaVn hasnA. aRno AvDrtAsc. &t:no.
l!ac0M gu0ig " for Shoulders !oh!o!Ao lDr
anrt ribs, 1UAG1 k}ic f4e short uGAE9+ lG12o Tor
1lntls nll GstnyMsod Atlu packed. ......
nEtsF-WuA attiGk nj *l11kA1QM for nIeass fllso8
ll,a Tor oxlTa nUas, knu tll.uxs::Iul for halan.
, 1881-07-30
IktpE4l<TA
AliTtCLE9.

THO following gratn was Inspected Into srota
IN thts city yesterday 1nornlng, U cars NJ. =
jected, u cars NJ. y spr.uv, u cars No, do, 1s
cars reelected, 7 cars 10 grade tl0 whaatj; III
rur1 and 74.010 bu No, = corn, ID ears ind B,0W
bu hlgh. mtxed. ~ cars rejected. % caFs 10
Crude 1854 cosnl; u caEs white oats, GS cars and
a10 bu No. tnlxed, " oass rejected, car no
grad0 tl36 cuts. Of which II asa new); ! cara No.
rye, II cars No. = do4 = cars rejected C:7 ryeli
cur Mo. harlay, tIltul tlnli csIal haAnN ka,1-
, 1881-07-30

~, ~ I,,,. f.,,ta,xo 1,rttrtn, E. f,rInrv 4.
r, ,Ir, M n;,: 1,oiirnI nn,i lnrn ont's yrro II,
i,uttrr ,lrn,n,,,, hoth hrrc n,,tl IN Nnw York.
-M-
1,S- .rE1EgtsATlt.
reyv ynnw.
Er,v 3.f,nx. .1ulv M~rhn snerulnuon Of, tho
strl. rxchn,,t,,, was nya,n +t,-,tny nu,n strong
In tour 1'hn at,ort intcrrst II, tho nhrknt which
Ind uss,,sn,st ta,n,onse pu,unrtious, un which |
Ind bcen nt,c,l l,y t1,o heavy 1,nuIntlon Ut tho
atc l,l clio,,r. wus nrutty well CLOSED out dur
inr nm met twt, t1nvs. and tn.tiny toro wns n
genera, scrn,1b1o to coypr Of, tho renewal Of tho
rcnort ttnt tho rnIlroad ynr was ulout ut,,,e,i.
I'm 10 tho preta,t. however. thurc ,,uos not m.
,,hnr ~ n, nrv 5n,ti.,,,tnns Tint tho rail.
road ,nann,r,.rs f1oyo nrreru ,,pot, INV tlsis Of
settlcnnt. md ftrr elx weeks pl uutiye wurfnrc
n,t ,,rsn,tc Inn law rotrs m nil clnssrs Ut
freight, tho rallrontls huvu not gnucd any mn
tcr1ul tncr,,sn IN trttt1r sh1rtlcrY apparently
prrfrrrI,r tho wntcr routes. or cuursu the
sl,,pvIah nxnnrt t1rmunti cuustu,tcut ,I,ton the
incrm,srt ytn1d nf ccr,ul4 tu Euroro tended uls
IN ,ierrrnsn tho business OF tic railroads, upd
tho .s or trnt,to from this source u likely 10 bo
anita lnrvc Nntwith.tanl,tnv tho unpurcut u,,-
,vnr,1 trn,irpry nf nrlrns. lila ,usltls public tlu
not .co,n to h,.yu responded rs yct TO tho
cIrorts ri tho h,Ils tu draw thcyu Into tho
market, and tho dealings have been attamt
nxrl,alynIy cou,,nrl 10 tho hnbrlcs pr tho
1,onr,l. Mr. IA # by nty menus likely thare viii
ho INV ytry r,,nt.r1 G,,y1uu uut, u,iu;at,ons ,uvo
rcNubct, II no.nt luwur tint, 1T present, or nuttI
tho conditions atYeo.,nE tho speculation undergo
II .putrrIat t.hnnus. Al tho opeling Ut business
to-day most Of tho lending stucks showed mn MI
ynucu on tho closing n,,otutions Of yesterday,
but IN TIM m,ry dealing II decline of 4 IL III rur
cent took pluco, the luttrr III Missouri ruultc.
At tho First Hoard, however, tho specuu-
t,on BECAME strong, md with an occu-
stonal eI,obr rcactton prices continued 10
, 1881-07-30

u wGuk i'tovlols. 49,.
Tho hssh prices pnlti for corn and oats hnvo
1nntlo ruCopts !arHo III tho latter case nut III
crenscd thoin In tho former, Our receipts VI
what have not shown much OF II boonl. Tho
REASON would eoc1u to bo that thoro isnot much
old ,yhcnt loft ln first hands. and tho farmers
nre too busy Just tinw tU forward what theru Is
OF It. Tlrre Is not much intlncemont for tho
now winter wtont to como here, nnd tho now
spring Is not yet rculy. y few waoGs heuco tho
crop will bu In motion, and thun-
, 1881-07-30

CHICAGO HORSE MARKET.
blessrs. +. ]. Horny s Co.. OF tho Monroe stEcut
c Horse market, report tho following sales during