davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-03-20

things which are confessedly true, and makes
SOME statements which are exceedingly
doubtful, while 1t omits to convey several
items of information which would be news III
deed to a great many readers. For instance, it
would beinteresting to know when and where
the Association referred to was formed
before it met to hear the report; that the two
individuals most active in getting up the
meeting have not been among the most
active in selling bogus butter and bogus
cheese; and that one of them has not en-
dearorad to! find country customers for
NEUTRAL" which the uninitiated may be
pleased to know is substance to be added
to thoroughly skinned milk in order to
make "cream cheese" It would be reassnr-
ing to be Informed by "men who know"
that the vile stuff called "anti-huff" is not
still used very extensively in Elgin. Also
that the use OF oleomargarine has been
abandoned by Western manufacturers
simply because by using lard they can make
bogus article moGe nearly resembling
the true !. than by the use ef what
the self~appQinted Committee has eupho-
niously designated as toll and suet stock"
The "Committee' might also have told to
the world how much its individual members
have contributed to the fund tor prosecuting
men who sell bogus butter, etc., and how
much Of fund it would have been deemed
necessary to raise it all the members Of that
Committee were guilt1ess Of manufacturing
the stuff and doing their worst to make West
erll butter and cheese become literally
stencil in the nostriIs of European consum-
ers. An understanding public will receive
with many grains Of allowance the prolific
assurances Which are contained III such
report, made to 10 one knows what Asso-
ciation," and which contains such iamenta-
BILE lack of information in regard to points
on which the **Committee' should be so
well posted
, 1881-03-20

TIE TOWN DELEGATES AND A1.pshs Tssra
notwithstanding the great storm the lgaa9 as
Ward Republican Club held large msg..n s;nm
last evening at the South Side Gsmnas41. ~.
on Twenty-second street, near lnolanA ana ~
enue. Over 100 citizens were present. -
President, C. u. Henderson, occnp1eo -:
char. 7ra,dar.
Among those present were: Z. M- 1en 1sa ~
son, 4. II. White, IT. S. EreEelt - -
Buell., Isaac Rowland, Henry ". s1etMuvs;' nh"r;'
u. 4. Shofey,. Lazarus SIlyerman@.AE' 2n9
all, u. Il. Gi1e, J. Waughop, E. l. 'a'A'
, 1881-03-20

1t must bo truly gratifying to tho grief
stricken parents Ut sick children to know that if
the little buds of humanity are called for by the
grim messenger their bodies can be conveyed to
their final resting pluce In 1.-THE most expensive
and c!cgnnt hearse ever brought to La Crosse,
and the grief at their llntimely demise will no
dnubt in muny cases be ecnsibIy mitiguted by
the comforting thought that I'LL this pomp Gun be
enjoyed ut the low price Of S.
To people in La Crosse who have attained
yenrs of discretion comes the sweet consolation
that whenever they urc called upon to perform
tho ocrabatc *teat which Mr. George ".
Chtlds, Of Philadelphia, has so neatly de-
scribed rs "cimblux the golden STAIR"
tho "large hearse for adults which
Dir. Emery "stilt keeps on hand" Gun be. se-
cured by their sorrOwinK relatives. This fore
thought on the part Of hr. Emery fs certainly
commendable, and shows him to be gentleman
OF broaa and liberal views, ready to extend to
old and young alike the hospitalties Of Ibis es-
tablishmcnt for the pront ton Of funerals.
But it Is not until the advertisement OF Mr.
Preston. which appears directly beneath that or
Air. Emery, hAs been rcad that ono really learns
ness in LII Crosse has been surrounded ScorniDg
the sord:d motives which prompt hts rival to in-
tride upon the sacred precincts of grief with IN
aIlusion to monetary considerations connected
with his services. ana appealing at the same
time to tho universal love of drau-p poker which
pervadcs the breast Of every resident of La
Crosse, Mr.. Preston appeals to his felloW-cti-
zenB Us follows:
, 1881-03-20

PRESIDENT GARFIELD assured Gov. Muir
ray, of Utah, yesterday that he would use
every means in liis power to put an end to
polyganous practices in that Territory, and
that Gov. Murray could always rely on his
support In pursuing the anti-Mormon policy
hitherto adopted by him. AS the first step
in this direction. the; President has ap-
nouuced his intention to renolninate Gen.
Bane, an anti-11ormon, tor Receiver Of Pub
lie Moneys at Salt Lake City.
, 1881-03-20

TIE new French loan yas per cent. Is
sued ut 81 francs and Is centipcs for the nouf-
nul 100 franc bond. Consequently the rate Of
interest Is really equal TO 8 Us per cent II 4
per cent French bonds only sells for s}A, how, is
an American per cent bond to be sold ut par?
British per cent consols are worth about " per
cent, and II tho Government wanted to SELF 40
millions of pounds Of per cents it ts doubtful
whether they wouid realize more than 90 per
cent OF thciF face.
, 1881-03-20

80 virucnt form upon the announcement OF
any citizens decease that the job OF conveying
tho cold und pnIlid tenement Of bis once proud
spirit to the cemetery which he may have
selected for its final rcpose will be as eagerly
sought for rs Though it involved profits that can
only be computed on tho basis OF u Court House
contract In Chicugo.
As before mentioned, this rhastly commercial
warfare between Meesrs. Emeryand Preston Is
bearing fruit fl the newspapers. In one journal
Mir. Emery appeals to the.publlc in the following
mI1lY atYle:
, 1881-03-20

ment Alexander II. went rs far as he
could, but he only succeeded In bringing
Russia into q position where she could not
remain. Alexander ILL.,, after he has restored
order and authority Ir. Curtin believes, will
20 on with the work and will soon summon
council Of representative men from the evari-
Gus provinces Of the Empire who will draw up
some plan that can be considered: From
this point of view the future of Russia looks
n,nra hnrafuf
, 1881-03-20

The artful manner In which Mr.. Preston neatly
provides that the corpse shall ride rs dead
head Is thoroughly comncntlable, and shows tha
author Of the advertisement to possess talents
for which the necessarily small field afforded by
La Crosse is inadequate. lie should at onco
come to Chicago, whcro genius Is appreciated.
With au Unlimited supply Of winter chulora and
froe helrscs. tho temptation to depart for
better world would be too great to be SUCCESS
FULLY resisted.
, 1881-03-20

GAMnETTA's organ, the Rep1tbltque Fran
catsc, urges the Chamber Of Deputies to pass
the bill providing for elections on the scrutin-
de-liste system, and to take the whole re-
sponstbility ofthe matter, as it is one that
CONCERNS the Chamber only. President
Grevy is opposed to the measure, and 4 rupt-
ure between himself and Gambetta is immi-
nent. It is probable that Ga,nbetta will tri-
, 1881-03-20

The Pope has written to the Catholic
Bishops Of Russia instructing them to have
prayers offered up and Requiem Masses said
for the late Car, and to issue pastorals COM
manding lay Catholics to be loyal to the new
Car. The Pope takes it for granted that
Alexander III. will carry out all the prom
ises made by his father in relation TO tolera-
ton Of the Catholic Church.
, 1881-03-20

THE Times, which is Harrison's organ,
naturally desires him reelected. With this ena
In view it doesn't want the Republican Conyon-
ton to nominate strong candidate. Hence It
is sbeltlllng and slurrng Clark, nnd clnir.tng that
he has no show for the nomination. IT. pres
ent game Is "Anybt,dy to beat Clark"
, 1881-03-20

LET Everett and Baldwin both run for
Alderman in the Twelfth Ward; it will add 500
to tho Republican majority for Mayor, bringing
out full vote. They ure pretty evenly matched,
and it would be a close race, Go in, gentlemen.
and may the best man win.
, 1881-03-20

a CURIOUS document was published in
THE TRIBUNE of Saturday. It purporteu to be
report Of a "committee recently appointed
by the Butter and Cheese Dealers Associa-
tjon to Investigate - certain rep,rts ii To tho
sale Of bogus butta&r aud bogus cheese: - The lie
document is even more OF a curiosity to those
who know something about the cast tllan to
la0se who know less, The report tells sulue
, 1881-03-20

NEW TonK does not call herself the En-
pire Suite for nothing Shc has qow three votes
in the United States Senate. and none Of the
other Statcs has more than two. She has Conk-
ling pIatt and Arthur.
, 1881-03-20
SPEAKING Of the Nihilists' plots in Russia,

The quietus which Gen. MeIfkon's policy was
supposed to have put on the Nihilsts has been
thut its conc.arory features disappeared ont
side Of ST. Petersburg. In the provinces the
Governors General were armed with absolute
power. aud they exercised 1t under the savage
traditions Of the old regime, by aftilctlng those
, 1881-03-20

TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

1rr CHICAGO TRIBUNE has established branch
Offices Tor the recelpt subscriptions And advertise
mcnts Us follows:
NEW YOnK-Room . Tribune Building. F. No
IAuoES, Manager.
GLASGOW. Scotland-Auan'a American News
Aeenc7. u Kannetd-at~
LOSDoS. EnE.AAmcrlcan Exchange, - Strand
HEShY +. 01lL10. Agent
nASGlAuAOS. q. E.-fala r street.
, 1881-03-20

dag. Next Saturday she will be 'twtth'' Mars
! but leaves the planet good way to the south O
| her apparent path among the stars.
| Tho SUMS upper limb will riso on Monday a
! G:0l u. M, south Mt I'm. u7.:.,5s p. m aud set
! 6:l4 p. m.
! The SUMS upper lin b rises Friday next at 5:5
m, sou;h6 at 51. 5.gs. p. H., and sots at 6:1S:
=. m.
The sidprcal time Thursday mean noon will be
| Oh. G3n1. 90.egs.
The sun is on the line at about 5:e31: II. N. to-
day, marking tho beginning Of the spring quar-
ter of tho year. This interesting event does not
how OCCUR otrthe Fist Of March, as it used to dc
In the curly part Of the century. 1t will De
moved forward to tho @l5t BY the dropping out
of the tntercnary day In the Jear 1900: and will
then drop siowl5 buck during the next 100 years,
US 1t is doing in the present century. :.
Mercury will south Thursday ut 1Q:4B a. m.
Ile is now west OF the sun, rising before him.
but SO obliquciy that he is not favorably sit
uatod for observation. His angular distance
from the sun will Increase till April T. the date
Of bis grentest western clongntion.
Mars will rise Thursday Mt / 20 q. m.. and south
Mt y::G a. IN. Ho Is visible as morning stur.
Tucsduy morning he will be l.: degree north
from Gamma, In Capricorn, and Thursday u.
degrees NORTH from Delta, Of the same constcIla-
ton.
Venus Is now " good way to tho northeast
from the two planets with whom she has beeu
keeping company SO long, but will turn about u
month hence, and rcjoin them about the middle
Of Muy, when ull three will rise before the sun.
Next Thursday they wilt move as follows with
reference to our meridian and horizon:
South. Set,
Jupiter. p. N. S:M p. N.
Saturn rn........,..........1:fUp III p. III. ST.. y. NJ.
Venus ..:J6 p. IN. lD:l. p. IN.
Venus is now intensely bright. She will obtain
her maximum briliancy next Sunday, and then
decrense in brightness, rapidly approaching the
nppurent p!uce Of the sun. About half OF her
illuminated side is turned towards us ut present.
Jupiter now presents an angular diameter Of
only 3, seconds of arc. The rings Of Saturn nre
opening up ruthor widely, the earth being now
depressed IL degrees below the plane Of tho
rings, showing their southern face. The
greatest apparenr diameter of the ring. systemis
now 81 seconds, and tho least do Is 10 seconds Of
1rc.
Uranus will south ThursdnS Mt 10:30 p. u1., be-
ing then in right ascension 10 hours 50A min
utcs, and north declnation degrees 1877 min-
utes. He is now coming into the position of
morning star.
Neptune will south Thursday at 2:33 p. IN.
Right ascension hours 44.al minutes, and north
declinution l3 degrees is minutes. He will be :
degrees south from Venus next Wednesday
morning.
, 1881-03-20

EXCELSIOR LODGE, NO. 9. !. Q. F. S. OF l.
Brcthren: Take no:ce that the frnesat of our late
0ro;her Joseph Wolf will tuka plaza on SUNDAY.
ulylsiup.sk GEO. BERNSTEIN, EeE1pIAry.
, 1881-03-20

CHICAGO COMMANDERT. NO. 19.- KNIGHTS
TEMFLAk.-Stated ConclaFe Monday. evening.
March ii, at 7:Xj o'clock. The order Ut the Tempe
watt be conferred Visiting Sir knfhts alxays vel
come. By order Ut H II POND, E. C.
b. GOUUHAN, Recorder.
, 1881-03-20

QUEEN ESTHER CHAPTER, no. Il. O. E. s.,
will give party Wednesday eyeninK March 81
at the Grand Army Hull. III Eass washington h st.
Music By frQf. &tQFr.
, 1881-03-20

E-ExcELs1oR EScAMrMESr. NO. 1oa-
All Fa:rarclls requested 10 be present at the
tent, corner Clark and NaahlnKton-sts. III fatigue
dress, next + .iday evening. March -. Business of
Importance betoes the Encnmp.uent~ Visiting Pa
triacns invited BY order
E. D. REtNERS, Scribe.
, 1881-03-20

GEORGE II. THOMAS POST, NO. S. 9. A. r.
VIII ho!u their ht,h musicale, 1ttcrary. and dance On
FRIDAY evening March aa Grand Army Hh!f. Miss
Jsnne Hunter. Ch,eso 4"artette na o[hes ta1ent ~
tf7uarrnllJ Invited Music nt SD sharp.
, 1881-03-20

KEYSTONE LODGE. no Ga9. \ F. A. NJ. e. North
Clark-st--Special communication "Wednesday for
BUSINESS OF Importance. M.I1bers hereby nOtt-
bed attend. Visiting brethren cordially invited. by
order Of W. ii. LOUIS WEfuE. SeCretnty.
, 1881-03-20

APOLLO coMMASuERY, NO. l. KNIGHTS
YENPLAK-Thcre will be no Conclaye TUESDAY
evening, March =, ISL. by order Of the Eminent
Commander. II. j. I1kFAS1. Hecofoet.
, 1881-03-20

LA FArETTE CHAPTER. Nc. q. 4. a.. Aa!! 70
honroe.sI-spec!al Cenvocauon sa Monday exen!as'
Visiting companions welcome. " order OF
WI. 4. FOHSYyA, NJ E. Il L.
WH. J. ERrAR, Secretary
, 1881-04-23
THE CHICAGO rnbuNs SATURDAY.

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'St u Z! tsS sh9 1sfss y 81 8 e a''o, asee m
Wr}F,t 1t, in.erseo:tpn 1f =. iiy;!:evSn!h.
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I, MIiI IL slntod Aj,sii IT. tWGst Chlu.xt .,o
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ca1Ss,ed an,SToved. ate,! Arr a. IL fSoaSSsaS
a. ii. 10 Alfrod nobinaonl. Len
, 1881-04-23
DREADsTUFFS.


Fl0ur-whs quiet md ilrn With little offering, a.
st,cke hro light. Abuut half " what 1old will go
lrru. from, tho mill In Indiana. Raes wero reported
of l5u brla md lDN bags wntars, partly st hi la1
br3s and tn bags spring. On prlvatn fGrms 4U Ua+a
no grads at Si7a Total oQuRt u 2,An btls. Export
tuan woro quoted ut jl2;4Is0 for good 10 cho!oo
und FJo tour IT. AlakaAt:h.
OrllEn MtLLBTrPps-Wero In hottor doHutid.
and quoted trnl. Snlus worn reported cars bsLn
at siso8l..5, cara n,lddlInas at s2Hal2to, 3cars
focd It sl901s and cnr cnrn.tncnl A. sab per brl
Course corn-Monl wns nominal nk ssGWaMA por ton
on track.
arRlNC WItEAT-Waa eotlyo ana strong. Tho
market advanced lAc and closca n1out 10 nbnve tho
lntost rricoa OF Thursday. Tho Hrlt!sh tolasratns
wefo conflicting, wheat u nerlvo bHtn4 quntcd ad
por qaartor lower. willie spot WIS struns. Int our
interior wintas-wheat markets wora hlRher and Now
Yufk uus stronger {1ate}, with . noto that stocks
thao n IT. c S sosnt1
Ms Sts sSSJ 3 e fss Ssa paSsS
Sa @ ~; .ss ssaoa sln
TSs r. 5SHs9 9r ea 1 Mg"nsS os ~ m"n
sna SS, iii Test ri Ga ssis
sa'' ,Ss!s, rSEs S' 5s9S'te1 u bn IVY So. oa
Il 9ss s5,ss "; s;sls.9 e. r.
s e., Il? ai9o ~ u - y ' n: j. ts
- ss|S: Ssas s:s$s
sS i! Ws. sss&I ass% ss II H ssSs s.s !ns =:
tLujI juiy fHKc1 vi ti.J I1ts. ADJUST Vt $lAE4
1l4l5i. md tho ~. +! 1'cstxl3 On tho af.ornoon
WINTER WilHAT-salas wsro llmised tn 100 bu No.
rutl, In Central, NJ u ind w bulo IN H. l.
| hoIsus at 3Ll0. Thu tuN xrtd9s wBrg tBnCt.F1.
GOiIN;Wna :otivo nd strung; rho ipAtlet tlet I'd I'd.
aNd ulDi1d slr, Tho british markets were qitutyl
tirrl, and the receipts aofo ~er1 Hight. wh!l t.o
prlaUs iof goI. Ills oatf tuarkot boin9 e.pvciAll1
n1Ttl0n to tho supply, an sput wA1 ESlnttvuy rn..
/ iNc advance III futures Wni most marked In July
| Tie Alny shorts bo!n9 pretty we'll nilol
~ 't1hS''s 's.h sorn IN o,osuf a. IL f1s Nv'
, 1881-04-23

REAL. ESTATE.
Tho following Instruments waro A!cd for roc
ord Friday, April ~
CITY PROPERTY.


Tim following Instruments wgrp Alcl for rpc.
ord Friday, April III
CITY PROPERTY.
S;iu 4; Ja.Sa Apf'rl tsauu:s! t:nsr T. II au
,v, 1y ~ !; X ~ 4. M ''
lijit iatya All Arm u ts1. ana J. E'aa . ,sr
~, win bnlidMx NJ: lvts SatSd Aprl! r.
ttison1asth ia1t.a !. 4tu'en"'suh W 81 ~ .uA. 1am
riS pFuiasus NJ. ~ fulion 4 aaiea ApfIl u o.,
Msl !. ~ tntnailsr r. y ,tidy tdu ,,,I :jr
isi5i + dsssl lpfIl u tAdaIso'' Aallura to ,,o,
s EhaEles T. y
Tug premsSS ~ q y Has1as ~ IN Wyuanla In
An,fan \, Ti 21 ApEwS Hsa.ss &, I'll.
@ " . ~
MY!EMn y n i II or, Or p, as sAel II
slasssl( y i y M q MoTFsn: .E a'as
WIN Et3sl y halh!Hin3 " &3sSfnM n' aatso Dr.
Ap!l3 " taanta ~ GatnVt.ne y NW4HnG!':'ss.tt Ass
inSy 1nfSyoa, sa ae1st aaSS r. ususr S - anu az
ca,aaiss y. S?."sas sl|r;y: MA TS'ssy
tuursa =, ~: TxiH II tSgTnTspa " g9sqa Hs|sa siis
gill; :" :.. ] ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s0
WsSs:atsan Wsa;.t nnr nv XIV tn9isr Il I. trGrI1..
, 1881-04-23
DY TEI.E(3IaAPu.
NEW Yt,IlK.

sp,ctot pupa,eh 10 Ths cateaoo 14tbune.
Nrw Yo,,x. Anil a,.-Tho ohtef font,,ro ot
,,,a .h,r, ,,n to,d ,dov .rua lin rnIi madn
~, ~" rio.ntoI ,,nliwav stnc,ss. ,vh,ot wns
i,os.,I =, r,,nora nroi,,ttc,n, n I'm rn.nr,nI
tntnresta ot tho Cotnnnn,cs. Int which. uuon In.
~nstsn,,nn xoro faint to In nnt,roiv ;,ovoIa of
tn,,S"t,nn Ttov hc, hn,vowcr - vnrv ,,o.
.,r.,ssn, introrcc Mc,ron"litnn sc,,inv ,tf =
s,,n,,at,,n ns !, MI onI Nns Vnrs > ncr ccrt
~ twn Hrst r,ont,nncd recnrnrnc u
nnn ! mr. amt rosnoct,vc,v Tbn earn.
nv. ~ ,bcso rno,ta nro anId In ha
, 1881-04-23

Improvement, CT bid, Amcrlcan Cable. 10loit;
Iron Steamboat, 4Gb10; International Improve.
tocnt, 2o1se; Mexican National Hallway. 1910
tD3, Ontario !s Western Privileges. iX0tsf.
I)nnvit!o L Ohio ntver Subscription, 1rsDlo1:
Edison Electric Light, abs,ut LIZA; Keoly Mo-
tnr, ID; Municipal Qas. l&s: i.uRo Dynamo Elct-
tr1c, 1.aSu; Ocoan Navigation & Pier. t5as Am.
nrionn Horse Exchange 100; South Caroltnn, GOT
vlotsburB II btortdian 10: Norfolk l. West.
orn preferred, 4d.bs Selma, Nono Dnlton
seconds, aD3; incotl,es, 1903.
Tho Following elves tho raugo OF the active
stocks for tho day.
, 1881-04-23

Spteta1 Dttrdteh to Tns chtta,o Tribune.
Anril nns Z ~ sat rseses RTSyai'nE a
many moths, but tho fact that PRICES arc Konor.
nity 80 will uantalned gives evidence That y
Huud degree ut ooHlldehco lit tho Stuck Marker
looking for m Improvement both In activity
md III tong. The ts,Arket to-day wis lnnottve.
but hnro wero gnH1 features Of lfltetGs1, fit1th-
by tho adyMnoc n Ltste h9oE af9H i T. o. s'&9 NJ
Atuhtson. advanced from 1S9 to lHaDtodf, chSn-
70 4 Wcat Michigan from w t1 SIN;
nsx E SsS ts fSm % III & % tS 5 H. MSS9fn c sro@ Gon ls y
iii. Untoli Tnolde advanced l.. 10 lls: Fitch
rF to 1; Easer i f. s! f. !S ;ton G'SaaSG1 r.
ss S1iy IL n !" % loi @ tex.vdcn, @ ass York Nov
i,ls lowsr d ale; sunm't Branch dessa ~ Y:
oso IT, ,o so:r rbo s,'@s sSarss wore
quiet and wIt'lnut feature. Little Or nothiuE
as Ao'ng y m tho r' oa eons san a ,,n ~ tue - }an @
siuset sna ot nosto iass n La,, 1t o "'t' ' ~ 4'''
70 tho 1Efsfefta <itsptt1ftd FFtsa.
Rosroa, slAsa., April &:.-stooks olosod as fol-
lows:
Ea's. ;si:5s iii fs s"i s'sSs " M
l'ss'sH s'sE II s',eSai. s wv aS:f +: s.a'!
:! %sHi:aSa NJ. asag Efs'ftssi; It. IT, ssis si
| roIE10N.
Lospos, April sa-Consols, 100 1-1e; account,
| 100 a-lG,
;,ssi' ,s i;ss; Es'o iii; do Seconds l6'; l'saa
fxais, April sset.entes, sst.
| NEW OI,IEANs.
NEW OnLEANs, AprIl 2...-s!Eht exchange on
Nov York, f..56 por 1,oO premium; sterling
, 1881-04-23

.Hhurt ribs xolor lpnu cuso1 nt &2tfaa.57H, Long
lands a@sto boxsai qnE snt hams. g3{sslocs swoot.
Kresu huns, sanl0 hxernHe. 9{4a1tSc.
iaca,M qullted ut E@S3Gn for stUmlders, p87{o for
shirt rlbs, yt@l1a f1F short CLEARS sllo for hAus
Ail Gan yAsni md pcx1d. ~
HEtsF-WnH Qlt0t At 4lGqH4tqN for meas, 3lllA&
1lU fUr extra tnass, md I'll, ,Mat3tU9 for hnula+
, 1881-04-23
COMMERCIAL,

The following wcro the receipts nn1shtpmcnts
of leading nr,fctcs Of produce In this city DUR
tnR tho twci,ty-four houra ending NJ o'clock
FrIdny morning and for tho corresponding
tfDtp ycnr RRO.
, 1881-04-23

9r.u',{1i,o7s& for Juno, tl95I&ai.H for yu,v n..,
s 1ePs msds Ier Nani II ii ( tsF iS
soSs nr ;1s 5an' ;t'is; si r.
ss i. tsf srst ss :E N{a fi"se ii
tlxSnD nj at it,, .'Nt:1, soe5 Msy'" "Aas ai1ll 4
Mx 3HhA{o sofeE August thts close,l rn.,st Y ID
6.s til My s's&sts.o for lnne. .aisi.t1,ts e, 1s
Mtsa'Ho VI a ~ and ia A"sSse iSs't H."
i34 TOT juno, ai,d ~ {r iaY viii .},; y,
Jnty. fni cnsed MncanEnl. u siiynT 81 + h,sti.i
AiNy tiINkstl. i3.t fur jnne III Jn, n
fix3{ aaiior juno Ntort rits cIusnii ahsds inl
viii snoa OF 1y un loa ~ fsb74 aoer jnne.4 esas.
tt;S;H for Lunn park, tll+ l4r iut.e nri as Hnas
.ia,u ftbs and Juno mheat sold at $lu{1igr IL 1st
Juno corn at Ac- ~ "R
, 1881-04-23

-, A. st.,' .tss.a.,.,t .,,.ru1r., c.ra Ma q |
.,ssrn - ~ "ora ~, n ~ aara rosoc,cd, mr. mn
ELI ,oo sstoat,. a. .ar, NJ cnr cors now
~. ,1.ad ~ =. - rrtos,oi o,n tia, corn, 10
LINZ @ ...,.s ats ~ ~ ~ ~, ,ro,s IN cors M.
s.a s. ~. * ,at.,. NJ, ,,nrnv Il crra
!oo.oa. w. 70 ~, w.. o".. ~ ~, m ,n,
,ow r.auo ~ -, ~ m ~. ~ =. ao1 ,., or,,
insrecteu 'ut; I',s" W n'... .,s ,''Ss W
s',n,o w oats' ~ w .se' as.a w ua.ae!'
m.aw ~, Hem m sast s,u'v taus's ~" m "ra , IVY WV"
suM"t.oa: M -'vVV u" "t.e"s' ''.'.'. s,s'u ~
4He leai!nN pfoouco '"'' Aees "o't "e.sso jig
..atnk $n...,,. accommodation, lie
orh' coh"aencn Hn'ea lou1's o@rsoss,oa ,' ~
MfRclS McFeuscu utbllp ~ puy outA HE"iA
ond ttrnylang,8. fr1tn t,ors n1Blt YCr1 rCAgSlrGI
by BY 'ae ai, relative ST. steaiigcss @ Of tho previous
attcFnoon, anu ooush. "Nnu fc'tsn' Wu'.n ".'a
hclpou NY the report uat hVorPnn, was nunce
On sard ana moats' fr4'hto eAoles luoteu y
gnod "nomo domana Tor ,nonss M .. na 10 nasancs ss
Naea. "hs sIonsos, snossa 'ao ".,'os a..'as.
thortt ,vns n rood slifpptuu tomnrt for tho Nrt-
.--.- l.. .,...,,,t.. .,t,xs
Clc. HIlu IuttlIes W0Ee III FuslNHa+1 G9pEsiJ HoNI
NINTH. Tho utlVnrC0 ftt WlutEt WhCHk lufrkUtS
fss 80, ,,.L -. -. ....t.. .rt,,. hu,t
cAuatu EuoA ueI1hna aeEo W FNtu1s "uo VIVA
rnttad " 1,HtWnnn rho two. Tho fact of StHNll
-. ,., -. -" .,..... -,
receipts ln oars WaRonesi up tae s"ets W
that m0rRot' ana IL WIS uilus""!.y stton4' "ucn
, 1881-04-23

.Thora IL mors talk about the big short tutcs-
est III wheat, which II supposed 10 po chiefly
York parties. Some people place the 9usnt!ty
! u Rb0ut 1000 ,N0 bu. epd think y