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The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-01-06
Plush Serpents..T Vagaries Of Fashion.

A correspondent of the Nottingham, Eng,
Evening Post draws attention to another
phase of what may be termed geological
fashion. Here is the account referred to:
"Only a few evenings ago, with a strong
feeling of very natural repulsion, saw a
lady wearing round her naked throat snake
made Of metallic looking green plush, the
sleek materials horribly suggestive of the
Shiny folds of serpent, and whenever the
wearer moved her neck, the effect was that
of a hideous, wriggling viper, such as may
be seen any day in the reptile house in the
Geological Gardens, Regents Park. for
got, when describing it to say the plush ef-
fey had a painted head of black velvet.
Anything more Objectionable en- hardly
imagine, and it would be gross misapplica-
ton Of the word to style anything SO repul-
sive an ornament.
''Clam Belle, says the Sunnyside Press,
has made a new departure. She writes on
mems clothes very much in the same vein
that men have SO long employed when writ
ing of women's garments. She says that
pants are cut tighter and vests are worn
lower. She objects to great cold expanses
of shirt front at ball, and says that when
one wears low neck dress, and leans
against q man, it is so awful cold that it re-
minds her of sliding down hill in Vermont
winter.
Il am SO sorry to see you have been out
on such day, my dear, without rubbers,"
said middle aged woman to young girl
whose little feet were only encased in French
CATERS when the streets were covered with
snow and ice; 1T does look as though you
were too poor to afford rubbers." This had
the desired effect, and the next time the
young lady went to town she wore her rub
bers much to the qualification of her moth
er, who had found warning of sickness,
persuation, etc., quite unavailable. One
has to become worldly wise in dealing with
those who will recognize no higher wisdom.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-01-06

the same time surveyor-gen of crown
lands. which he never surveyed, registrar
in chancery at Barbados, which he never
visited, and surveyor of the MEETINGS and
clerk Of the irons in the mint, where he
showed himself once week in order to eat
a dinner which he ordered, but for which
the nation paid
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-01-06

cry back of the pulpit caught fire and that part
of the building was in flames in an instant. The
house was filled and bolt was made for the
we're 4 runs ga and eiG the remen were prompt to the
call, and with the assistance of citizens worked
nobly in the teeth of a bitter northwest blast.
All the church furniture was saved, though
somewhat damaged. Ladies worked bare-hand =
ed to save their church with nerve never
equaled. Loss, So, 600 or $4,000; insurance
So, 900.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-01-06
To Ch0lS and Musical Societies.

GETS of standard books 1t halfprice. almost -
good Is new For choirs one set Of ;a
Baker's Short Anthems and Sentences, O5O, worth
SOL For clubs or societies nine copies Onera Gaoa9s
cantata The Burning Ship, 81 so, worth $1e.25.>Ad
dreRs C. "a, care Pioneer Press, st. Paul
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-01-06

These researches are of nature which can
not fail to excite general interest, while they
will be like an eagle in dovecot" to those
who cling to the venerable belief in dis
tnct line of demarcation between the ami
NAL and vegetable kingdoms. Speaking from
careful experiment, the author tells us how
plants exhibit many of the characteristics of
animal nature. They sleep, they move, they
are very sensitive, they have appetites, they
are carniverous, and they have radicles which
by their sensibility and their effect upon
other parts OF the plant act part similar to
that OF brain in lower animals. We are told
that the leaf Of a carniverous plant which
has been motionless for hours will instantly
curve on being touched in a most delicate
manner with piece of raw beef. In OBJ
serving the sleeping habits of certain plants
MIR. Darwin by an ingenious continuance
held down the leaves which otherwise would
have returned to vertical or Sleep
ing position at night The result was that
those leaves were frost bitten in tempera-
ture which had no such effect on the leaves
that were allowed freedom to sleep. Mr..
Darwin thence concludes that the sleeping
of the plant is to it a question of life and
death, the vertical position Of the leaves at
night protecting it from injurious effects of
radiation and cold. Not less instructive
and suggestive are the researches into the
effects Of light upon certain forms Of vege-
tation. Instances are given of the wonder
full sensitiveness Of some plants to light.
The seedlings of the Phaeris canariensis,
for example, are said to have power of de-
tecting differences to light which are map
preciable by the human eye, while they
alphabetically turn to the minutest point
Of light. Nor is the constant motion Of
plants confined to any special state Of ger
mination, for we learn that from year to
year since the tree first began to rise through
the ground the tip Of each rootlet endeavors
to sweep small eclipses OF circles, as far as
the surrounding earth permits. All this
would seem to show that when we speak Of
flowers "peeping," smiling" and drink
ing dew" we express something more than
a mere poetical metaphor.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-01-06
How Plants Eat. Move and Sleep.

In a newly published work, entitled
Movements of Plants, Mr.. Charles OAR
win gives the results of his latest investiga-
tons into the question Of botanic life.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-01-06
Churcl, Burned ut Hastings.

The Episcopal church at Hastings, caught
fire few minutes before z, Tuesday evening,
and v 70 burned to the ground. There was .
Oh istmas tree IN children's service being held
at he church, and by some ACCIDENT, the drap-
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-01-06

The intelligent compositor of the Bing
hamton On W Republican, who was han
ded a paragraph which read: 1.-The lumber
men in this vincinity are busy skiddine
their logs, preparatory to hauling to the
mills, set it up to read: "The humber men
in this vincinity are busy skinning their
dogs, preparatory to hauling to their meals
, 1881-03-30

ru..t., I,I..,.t y, NJ. f7hfeooo Y'rihtnr
sIfs'at ,a. up"1a q = Z, r., sttr nrn"s thcrc
@ a,st:'n. " r ,,: ~ ;Msis,rss ,i,,ir, NM nricrs
@ ws @ is s,ss,a, n'gu M ss,1, ;icss inessc , III
IT. M .o,,1 NV s',ss IL Nim rr s,n,cs, tlnsiu.t
Sat,,,sity CIovci,.t,l wns actv, ntld y'ivii.Gtd
tp nttrnctix il,tre nttutittsytl sileu tho fpstea.
tiou 9f tho t!port, ann sold t.,iny ,p 70 lMS ~,
au Mlsal!ca ot AtGlteoH htlV!tlGeH iI"tl' ~. 10.
~ lst hut Tim cUsEIE a'ilf. WITS NJ Es9A tnrt
scott y tii1l[ n.t'lFrcM lfs't! - ~ @h. , s,1ANs,
lnlrv WIS tilllct nj Il. l.0nls!AllM Il Msss,1isfi
lllsor prrftrr.i s.l's .own to 5@pt'' inc 'asI
previous eaie wns a. ts: ,,r, n. fo,,ows
= N ofEer fhnrcs !tlg chhIt9ca Weto ~ ioiiu"s:
!un,Hn uus "aGGH =. tw,. u ~, :antn.i -,
t:. itt;s",, s,ninn 4, to iii: DLl C,ilony X, to
iii: Fliut 4 I;nrr Mnrliictto i, 10 mi Chtun9u
4 Mini Silr,,lrnI t. n THii: New TprN N Srw
, 1881-03-30

Commercial tlrAwn titi commercial pnrtirs were
Elis f}nnkerS RultNra MI Holland were NH FOR
sixty days anl NV for ttenand; sfxty-tny COM.
tncrc1nl was du..I:sll-t0 SHIPPERS cxehnt1Ee III
New Tnrk WIS 4nih;Ao discount. closing wcnk.
The statistics nf tho foroiRn eDnn'urce nf tho
port If New rork for tho past week show
decrease IN exports md MT tncrcasn In Imports
ot merchandise. Tito movement hf Ercetc. how
ever. will attract by fnr more nttcntton thin
tho chnngus Just l,ntctl, thU arrivals Of ynad
frcm uurrh t$3,li!'.Ais} hnvinE been inrKcr IN
amount thnn iar nuy previous week slnco tho
middle Of december last Tho tutai arrivals OF
gull froI .H,. n .,ntn arc Sll,,21.44a against
$3rli.Eh Inst year, whit Tho exports Or spccle
for tho week wtre s:'t'.ii1, nnd stncu JIM. l..
$apI1.,lO. nu.tust sa,.A'55:7 lnat year. The iiN-
pnrta of dry 9so,ls anl general merchandise Fnr
tho week wrrc $0..Es1.7ti. aHnInst *s.EE.syE Il,
tSAt, n1si tho tDtal sluro lNh. I. SOS 8E'.GEl.
ugalnst *ilaU0.;,7y7 In laSo. Tho exports Ut
domestic tnnnr' inr tho week worn Il, s,&N.'9a,
ngni.st 81, A.ti1 last yenr, mid aintc Jnti. !,
$H!, tGs.';,p, usnlnst {itI III Inst year.
Tito itupurtntt0ns nf Ep'ctc anl hs1'on mt New
York ,urn. tho week ending Atnrch = wcrn
&s,iaY.sB c,,s!stEntt nf sl.tt',l:N In uolh an'l
fa 1T In silver, na against t0tnl Uf $lSs,stl for
tho week ending slnrch = last year. Tito ini-
pprtMtinns slIeo tho lat Ut .lnnNnry MD slncu
tho tst II August ro1MuMre rs follows With tho
movement tllrtng tho corresponding perioas
Inst Ycnr:
, 1881-03-30

&la ldt HU hsls seller Anrc at $.si JlU hrls seller
April ut &;.G jatD; :eku iris seer May Mt sl5lA"a
li;st nnd ?Itrg nsts sG!Inr ,,nG r s.'s.s1sf \;
for rnu,H i"ts .sL,i d aeI,sr Ans!t A'0
seller MnY. and fr ln,.u On lilo aflor-
..IAnb-AAvanccd lns!lt4t prs 1UD lbe. md c1n.ed
rsspoftsi ~ d Ills, L. sear ags!i 4! s s
III teer Nny It tls24sta iRi, e. r%!!er lAnt, r.
Isni. aiU lIa. IhU inurknt Gl,,scd trtn 4 t,ials
laH nI s ,nT I'M ID s st y fssf tn Mnf Ia o at;ar
n1nn caii iny cllsrt q slntathlt'S!N:
AtEATA-AGvntcnl 7Shttio rbr tH lbs. nnd cln4rd no
at,uyD thu ntsat rrltu@ uf MiH!ay. SalrH wnrg =.
r,rtca " IiI hnxcs lung 9nd sh!rt s;SAF* nt faint
II tH. tnt; t;;.a16!s s"lI,r Ar,!!; S;!HSs Al, y
int CUTS f ntnta vera Il. follu~s Al o'enck fur
fnIi.r1ltrd, utll.sa ultInEMIsN epnpt1nll:
, 1881-03-30
CUISINES
Stocks Steady and Active-Advance
In Chesapoakes.
Closing Prices Below the Highest Of tlio
Day-Monoy Actisc.
Chicago Finances Quios-hfodcratc Shipments
ot Currency 10 the Country.
Tho Produce Markets Fairly Mlye--iYltat and corn
Firmer-Tlc Latter Sltady.'
Provisions and Oats Much strongor-A
large Business in Lard,
EINANCIAL.


Stocks uetuntctl within narrnw limits. npet1-
Ing strutK weakening, growing strong ngn!n.
aud finally uusiug Rt II concession m tho highest
prices IT tho t'ay. THY nost I't'stiso movements
were advances, thnss III Chicago. Huntingdon &
Quincy md Chesapeake T. Ohio FIRST preferred
being especially noticeable. The lnsscs woro
numerous. but wcrc Levoli at my significance.
Tho tarucst decline was t. In rnci.lc Mali. to
E,A. Huntington IS Quincy attvnncutt.,;, to liO!.,
on runcwnl Of tho rnports nl'out Il scrip dIvI-
tlrnd III sutno form 10 stuclhtIlers. lipaMAt'u-
ils, Bloomington & Westuru run mp from III to
ii. Chesapeake l. Ohio WIS tho ienturu ur l,e
tlny nu] from :1s to 4G u Mt thu closo Tor
!ao hrs9 preterrc", lhls stock mus oeen stsonR-
, 1881-03-30

Total all krndbs, ,,.,u.,...... 0HEN 15,sGtr4-l
These t!gilres show n lecrcase during tho pnst
wcek uF H. O20 bu wheat, l05, COS bu corn u, 10 bu
outs, ;'7,.iu bM rye, B.Blb bn hurley. Total do
crcAsc 13l57 bti. Also ajlnat In flarhor, HI5 40
hu corn, being tho same III a week previous.
THO following Elbows tho receipts of ScyorAl
articles at produce III thls city from jan. to tue
cosc OF Inst week; l,.85 l9 brls Hour. 1,TA7 OG bn
whcat, Boo,l ,lia bu corn, 4,7sOe BIT outs. a13,:77
b,, rye, GB8 bu harley, 17,7D s LIS liuxsosl,
~ H, lio lbs hog n!cat. 1,s44.0s lbs lara III
0lu lbs butter. 1,47puN hogs, 0l, 600 oattlo. ls',aoo
shcep, II, Ef lbs h!dce, 16l lbs WOOL 1l5,-
III tons coAl. 2,905, ,0oo fcat lumber, 0',2s7 brls
suit.
III tho statement OF grain In storo furnished by
tho lscu!strlr i1t0 hUuaaa arc grouped III ono
c,lse, a1u fo,r III another. Some parties III tue
trAlo tAlnk nnre Information would Ao con.
vuycal by IL lttln II. orc separation. ...
The StAtclncnt from which tho above footlnRa
aro taken shows Ito! bl No. bnroy ln store aEt
SATURDAY,, and tho satllo weok previous. Il lot
OF i,5U3hu N0.5 barlpy hHs bccu taken out re-
| Gently, trum which one inuy lnfor that thorc Il
| lion0 loft,
i lUtter from Southern Indiana Bays: "0ur
! winsor whuat III this omd OF the state aid III
6uuthprn Illinois viii not no over ha1f yicla.
Many tielsIa will DO, poweA up and put In coril;
! SO our travelling mon report"
| Somebody. laluontlnx over tho fact TINT tho
| DrltlshcrE will not advance tho prco Of wheat,
IN spite at thH Lnost c0Kont arguments from this
d., suggests tho appointment Ut II Hoard OF
| Arbitration u Tx tho priee ID botween tho Old
| World and tho Now. Want another Halifax
| fishery nwar.1e EhY
, 1881-03-30

SHIRT rIha, terr May. rUael At k7.17tG1s1H. i.nnK
clears 1ntun nj $iL Itl*o anu f1SJ txtAt EHnbcf-
li,t,s 9t$c hnae.t; long cnt l.n!s 'xsG3c! awsst.
GTNun Inns. Hnl3u nyorNrB. Aa-4Iac.
i,nGrn guntrh ut bstt,4{c fnr hb0u1defs est4n tor
ghrt rtls. at1a3t{c tur bGfk clnrA i311c fer hnns
uli rnnvAst.d NIlll lMGR11. H..
ltF;EFWna ultlnt ut $atAkli.2i fDr nicas, flG.iV1
II 10 fur pxtrn nlpxs, anf fAaUkt1I1u for naHls.
, 1881-03-30

Ft.0UtE-Wns unusually 7n1ct With no material
c1,a,,po In prlcos Tfora waro fcw shipping erdoss
On tho markp bns only fur small q,alttltiet. Sales
wcee rtpurte ~ sta winters md i3S brs tyn ilotr
private sorn,sf III br's s!rfns Grtras ut slns ~
bugs slpors ut EtD] ~ bugs no gFnin nj tI'i Total
equnl 10 i2j urls. Export 1outs wGra qnptts at fa
4ill for HoUd 10 ci0lee, and ryo tlnr nt fIfx3iS.
UrlIEn altLtsruprs-Wose III faf supply. and
GdttG wunk Sntcs FepnEtc Of !! cfrk ut brat, at
tln1aliOo, car food as t1te>' cars 'nlddlnEs NJ
&IlMktlB.a1.
srntNti wIlEAT-wa, moderately actlve, md
!rreaMariy higher The tnaskut advanced &c. fcle
buck nc, nd closed Mt nbont Tho latest pr!ces Of Mon.
day. Tho Iirltfah tnnrkota wGIG rerUrte1 dus nna
c1s!cr. With decline Of 1t por 4unrtDT III crtOcs oil
rust. Our roeelpts. tao woro 1urger, Ind expected
to show further increaso. The Tendency
ru.t1nuod cs'ld. With rone rutn,rs To tho
nreet That 4 nHn!n ennw.nH mi, .Wess, e,aSoa
9 sas s. f IT. tss wor pss ass %r e. KIT. xy
PeEs whil t,a trading 4 futures s:se'l 70 H. sh.sy
s Sss tI"S Sn" 'sss yst* 'H1f M saf
y ~ :' g fsf?; i%'s h?t fss*i Ss 's;s
s i H i ii a. ss E! s y ;$
S' @asss j Sf!s ,,1$teys ss
Ss'!St IL Ill s!S Hs' s, aaso!
ia tic % aftsncS', cs'i Mas ciosea II sIa's
~, sss Es:s,s yrs III, %s, Fl sS 81
a,G iiaH " y? SnIp u u rttr u n.e n
ht!7hnciMR skltlE. @nu cls!n4 tte tt1pst Eo Mttst
Frrrs ~ Al;lMihy rho !trittsh rlaEkHts wore tlnl
Mt unr recepia Mnre s'Mllns Aiia WlI1nt Was hrnT
Eflis hcle Hturts4 hHt earn dA "hrts u ntltl eht}
~ *thtu " tia hhllcr ut!ratt tufpy EMinp1c !1ss
VI, ~ M,,d ,nfvn,n, swpi ~ "..., I'LL
st1sks u s!"re apPsar q S = 9n y; y, 1ss 2ar tia
sI$o 81 rsss!ets siaied ,ths week. sw,,,
s sss SSss Il Fe'S.s as; @ ii y bs; !5ed TT It
;yAc, U..7Il ls now H,Ixc nt sjiGsic: kU ba RS
jectUd Ct u tc zaU n by sample TT nts,4Ltl1e ~.
frnck ii; lu hn iil .IStp fr.c tAr ears; and
tsD bn uatn NJ :s'sfNst!e. IMtai Nt'M b". Seller
Muy npsMed ut f.tc ru1d at ise, atyntcu to F!}acj
und clDsed nj I4.4 htd telor tIo n2nt n!ImIna
nt kt,tc, nd April nearly 10 vt tho lni-
yic "; %'';,, # 5i
nctivty in futures. Regular NJ. wis qnOI.Glv ut
ta4ssAc ~ tho closu. ind HtIt-edreA wins nntnna
nj nbout ;si4+l12lc. April .,rsnah NJ =9ac. una s"i
tho npunty IL aEl At ttio altis1: Juno clnsinK Mt
ni,Uut 3t{c Samples 4oi ren,l!ly Cash HnIea WorC
natia u lam ~ r. :aGtaI9ts snxetSI M i9r NJ wln'
ftesn tn N9re :n' III ~ sanp's Y ~ i',r Nt IN
NJ. Sxa55{u iSr N1. White. Me 81 cn.ico Mhto
! .H,1M hu.
, 1881-03-30
COMMERCIAL,

Tho following wcro tue receipts and shIplnants
OF tho lraGiluH articles Vt produce IN this city
during tho twunty- four hours uhdinx ut O'Clock
Tuesday morning anu Tor tho corresponding
tttlio IL Ycnr MO:
, 1881-03-30
LIVE STOCK.

Yvstsrtays rocppta of catlla md hogs wore dsap-
poinlsnz,y lIKha. Ti,efo IccToase. compared
with Mnntny. 1T soNo su uatt'e ana Y,9N hoas THE
etiuct uIun valuos apparent In advance In the
f1rtnur Ut l15l5c aud III tho latur Ut "a l0o ahs4p
wura In IarHe supply und Averaged 19a>c lower.
CA1fJ.E1Fha uut'ookUd for fallls4 aU IN tho ar1l-
vnls Aud u vory favorable OBJECT UPON sAlIeA The
dUu.und nut NJ sharp iii tllo day bef1ro, but
with toss tsnn half many rnla ka.o tior0 wus
tucroased cnnutiunco m 4ll s!sa ind recovery IN
prices equal ~ tho docllne of Monday. Nut 0nIy
there .uarkod duGrease IN the receipts. but thars
MAS also veEY notIeoatio deterioration
In quality. Yesterdays 0H1rlnus 0uibpeOd
voTy few eholr0 ca.lio. and buyers for
llo English narkot, though lhuIr wants worn conl-
paEntisey few. wvrG bothered to nlt thele otdcrs.
l'r'tur sA1pun9 stuoFz. such u arc takan fvF New
rnrk and U.stun, also xetu In scanty suppl sud fof
Tho aGoyG descriptions thurs wsto TeAiy tuyssnat
MNniay j sgarUa II ts ia Tle LUCK utlnls cattle
iueI tho ii.rket urAu u H.,uh W I, and ttIa
ulyAl,eB III thut C!aAs llIuta 1lurkgl Butch.
uts and ca,lMeFs' nluu ntd alorkess dhi not show
mucl, c,ura0 MuldaJ nuf Max tltfo any Important
Ru4s t4c frUn tAy Iul Tor svruhd ii tasl TOR u1-
tfA. Faw, l,ttHuvpr sold 0b,vo IL N nt pxny be-
Inv ST! Inv r4llnE rceA bGlrH aIs.+&Jl for bntcL
era und ttM44:W for shipping atsera. EeOi fesdtEx
cAttlH uI!l sI0CktrI Murn lii tiat supply, aud kold
hll1 t'h any 1ay ~ llu.l1 IorlIlaf ut $lMk%{ W
AlId tho latter ut kL2kahuL The general unrtpk GN.
Iahed lrn. with but liltlu stun Iutt 0xsr.
, 1881-03-30
REAL ESTATE.
Tho following instruments wero flied for rec
ord Tucs,lHy, March ~;

Tho following instruments wero filed for REG
ord Tucsuy, March ~;
CITY PROPERTY.
WIT ase nrs :'i:Sa 33 tsase e
ststa.t IT. s's iii as Dys. aioi @
sr;a iSsn ;, z z xn4 ~ W t!a;l; ii; ao
II. iyss, +. lifted March u IL IL iio'k}sym 10 ~,
rs.i9a nH u 3 T. aai isiSii; / xi;; ~
Mpruvsa: ssi;I s!nIsn Y tsas'i'al Il, l'as- mm
Sl:;.s ,iss sssi 4 il: ff;ii;;
s|sS s;:s i II & Il ;,snSS; %Ifi s;sn j Gisss
ri ,s;S
pK H. t. ss III II sb3sc ;isSi siars q IT, m
psi,Y s Il. ,a!s i! s H %' 'Si; ss's j tts, =
os;fsi IS t%ss Gf; Land y tSnay & II a's m
';!S !$,i $,$;s j: !$s;S |'is@S ,,,,,
Ssi ',s:sS ii sit ',AS A;as 4 r;s !" Issi t;1
o;!s:P ssSS j; Esiss il s$iiS Il Il s,Ss
4 y;is Ss,* ;s:s S%$ i
i: s;ss i ;S ;'ti;;Ss; i; ;;;ss ~
$s:!$ IL II; il as$i:9; y Il &''s
Asss sss j Mi is{$ js;:i !: H. sj
s:'s!s @ l. III. j j;;!:S sj$
s:is + ;:$$: ss;sS
*s HUI s;t J; i d. asfF T. %ss;Ss i i; i +
s;s $,5 i ;;s
Fs ii IT, T. T, rsyss ryss e H. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. su
At'ss IL Al I! Ns;s Il ,'ss tFss ii rs
JnilIs l!rotach'. lou
1si'f wit II IT i, sf .as iss ess Sa.s
.is.a,lSr Il t'ia..sSry to w.i!i!n a. ;Sr ot'ls
ws"'s9'9' y ss { ,I.ts If "ssSs,s: ssass.
$;sS Ss;*s It j ii III. %a's! ''S il ssti' /; Si.!
Sii sit i III a l. Is!iSsS:
r! Z sssa Ii iafs rs |! a,,sn i t t. 'H:'iss si@ &
fia,*1 aMt1h N.t,eai; Y, y Il IL i;i ao,
nt fas asss G:a Gsisa, e. sH T. MD IT. ku"s. sss .sr
ss sifs ar:fs ~ 1s wtSl'S 1nS ssSss
psSPs sss s;ta u Il '''EE Eas'oa III y fssf
lI:au'..".......,..... 49,,
or efx ;t.s sS u ~ %sx Sy" or "xsHs
s;9 =; az: =; S$4s i; $'!!,;;ss .: 81
esSs Il; s4* ;S s'f$s;S T. :;:S i i l. ;';;s; m
BMMtl vt. v 1T uilA ,uur Wentworth ~, u FIX
| III n tAtrtt Slarel3 tH. Il. uunIas tn thu u
i'1oplss lsu!ldlns s totn Aasus!sti"aa!:Y: a;Y: u
HturH nv, Ii Il " Ut Aburtlu"tI ST. T. sax!2i It.
lutH!l Murrh - III. md u. frny ~ Il. Mhd 4. -.
S;y l. .:Syi
i, flfs1eS issitarIj, ,............ 1850
0' csS gill; :4?s u r;H 'S!a sss or 'EsA
ef!''sEs a'sa y Asss Il as;a'!a iii T. Il a
Jss' ~ -, S!t, sast' iia iHi:;SS! Wo:!stHsv::E "
N1.art Il, lul /. i II Wal,iis. v I. 2ixiM II, :
t1aled Aarth - t1Uth Iut!1isl0N, IT.. 10 Antua .
s...-s",'t.s.,t.+..+
, 1881-03-30
MINING NEWS.
SAN FRANCESCA.
BAN FltANc1sct}. Cnl., MAreh :n.-following are
l!f)HTDN.

Spfttat Uisnaffh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
Il0sr0s, siurc!I .'.-in mining shares. Quincy
declined Is, to II; l1urahaw |, to II; Central l. tn
~; Calumet s: ]IeeIh =. to ~; Silver 1sset l. to
I'll; 3luo It'll advanced Il. tu aaf: ltananzns De-
yelopInent sold ut Il: and Pine Trco E1-f9
~ tbs Ttstertt As1oeiatea Press.
Ilosr0S, biMrch @y.--MlnLng stocks closed rs
, 1881-03-30
ny TELEG1tApu.
NEW YORK.,

NEW YpItk, March oO.-Tiip share speculation
to.,'ay. a!thoxh at times strong and haoyan'; @ 3
"as 10 sone eAsent "''sIta'ua ~ .".'o. n"u na
NOT prcseht ns Erf IN Aspsct us on yes'etaaS.
At the opening prices wGra KEncr,tl1y higher
.n0" u. sao e'os' ny. "s"t, ",,,,,,,n" nN ,vas ~
recorded, III whfcs, tho thosapeaka s OHIO
atucka wero must promlncnt+ At tho First
l'oar'l Il disposition to arl, was manifested,
"hteh Fcsuttea III "c..t' "I'"v '."''
showing most weakness, tho Stock belng TN
tayUrNUIy infected hy d repurt lhut
ono of tho steamers wns overdue.
Turing thu ,4,fturnuun tho >utnrkut
TM nsss srE IT, eT n nanr.S G5sk 81
tic tny hcing tu,tcslc ,tf,er tho Euct,tll ilolre.
lhc Improvement rs cou,pnrcd With yesterdays
closing t,lntntitn,B rlIHell truln !; tU 4ts
tsn en- Ss"' css, IT, 't'fs Stina II ia ss,asSy lsSSss
ESss'r squF ~ Il; ,I GSsanSasu ...'' ii + oh!e
Tsrr,, Tts.s inlIt1 III lid s!!v.r isiU Grau =:
per cent. II ti'e ato ;lsallnEs ,i!sre W. pair:
r. n ~ liz u si sIss a ts arNt
n, :SS S S;s;5 o$Ts;s i! . SSssss s
sly s ytssf! ss%:$ %n isfis %ss!;s s%!I
cadn n. ;"1 Sthern; 'ns,kct s,a ,ooerutc,v ac,,vc
ani cali ioal.a o,, I,lclse ii stuck collateral rilo
Icins 1's" doe i ii tho ter,ncJiaso ratc rio oov
sss .S. Il 5 ~s;s sss as; ss; Ty is s's s;s,s %
IL s Ss i s; Ss
t!su u .he :.i,s.st a,,a ,i1o Eaii in'rs,tisrs:
HS :ss' ts 81 Il s:'sS:s a"r's'' but
S:sss SS SSs !: S.s sSiS il ;,'s. oiss is
, 1881-03-30
GENERAL MARKETS.

Bnoosl-cuKN-An active trado uxsts Mt our quo.
tntions:
Chpcp hur. and carpot. 9a
!irGer. aulf-workIng.
ihforor md cUHlun .sts!
uUl-rEIt-1he lIMana for nu Houtls WIS 4ustH nct-
iyes and hadorB wrru ubtutninR full taurcs. Thot0
wns slnw ,uoveont In tho pttorer aors una p1lceH
Ehnwed II 1pl,,ls,G In luyuss favor. There
lnrnp stocks uf anY pr,.de. We quite:
EEannpfy ..;s3 81 -pACkGd. .thG19o
)hlry, ch0ice, Parking stuck. 3A y
DAsy, inlr tn RnGl. .,att!1l roAs0. aslo
NAGG1NG-l'rIcos TanEa tho aa,ne na for loYeral
weeks pass rho dennnl SHOWS vory llttlo inlptos0-
mont. We quoto:' ....
1turaps, + bu, II 014
Dttrr rrCrU4k......,....NtiuH .N tiuHnief, enx!e. .itE&t!
lowstnia,.. t;Vtast'es. ~
CIlEl;sE-ln this n,nrkot ttaro waA II modurato
snuyen,ent NJ unchanged prIcos Tile supply OF ear-
Atl0 Euods II snail. and t'at fact ennllos holders ~
sustain ric1s despite tho restricted character ot tho
lctnnnd, Wo avaln quote nA foiloWns
E9 cream: is H: '!6Ssii
Fart skin. fniF to uoud......... Wy
l'Nrt fAs1! iihF*l. NS
4uH
cOAI4-I1ard cuul-espoelnl]y mMt--!s scarce. Of
tint ,artIcuar s!1s tho market Illus bum baTo for
susotnl days. Prices TauRih IiFllt. Al fnl!oWa'
Ero HiI innnui. ........ Ni1
l.HtlmUro OhlU.,.... 1t4 i,t,iia!n block.....-
f!sda!uNt. 'ol Is.ois. 80
nltEssED fitHiH-Horo III ilxhi supply Mt about
n: EGIts yith ! iiousal supply tho market rulos
hsI,s wYss fssy b.y S9t' as tns a ss @ sna
iiiis.s ssarco thoush { !. u1rscteI lat tlofs VIII 10
Al uinplu snrIly Vt tho !aIiVF Within short tint,
, 1881-03-30

HU,nB folks viii "gN It OH tlle{e own hook
and nttrFwarls bewuil their tn,e, despite the
uolIstant warn!ngs. Ut tho press. Not w,
!,oWuseE, with Mr; l.. W. htellwug, ot sprIng-
field. Mo-. who, ~ speaking With onr rI-
st. JacoiA Ol an excellent remedy fur
Bpralns. lsprained my foot, anil, knowing
tllas tha re.nvay had dDlle splendid service Iii
Il similar casy. ! sent fur lA.ltlr. lie chn-
Hl,d VAS Well rewarded, fur III lntr days |
Goul,l walk Without any yin.anvralvmr, That
M physician could prcdetrbc nlly1n!HuE u.ltrr
nH'i'r tle circumstances, au4 perfectly bat
E.l:d.