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Richland beacon., 1881-11-05
HE UJS NEITHER.

OF the two general classes q specula-
tors in the stock market, those who try to
force up the prices OF stocks are called
"bulls," and those who try to crowd
them down are called clears.
A Chicago paper tells Of man who
was complaining that he had invested II
rather large sum Of moncvin Wall street
and lost it all. A sympathizing friend
asked him whether he had been "bull''
or "bear." He replied, Neither. !
was iackass."
Richland beacon., 1881-11-05

TIE forest fires are. i'll a large num-
tier of instances, says the Detroit Free
Press, caused by the desire Of the 'pion-
cgr to cicar off his land. To him the
trees and bushes are SO many obstacles
To- the Improvement of his farm. A lry
season offers special temptation. 4
match and strong wind will i'll Il day
ret rid Of more undcrbrush and trees
than months of ordinary labor. He
thoughtlc.siy applies the match in a
few minutes an acre is on fire in TWEEN
tv-iour hours township; i'll less than 4
week a county as large as Il European
KINGDOM Is Il roaring sea OF flame. Tn.
land is. indeed. cleared up, hut n. al ex-
prn,c To life, property and value Ill tim
ier awful To contemplate. The matter
is very difficult of restraint and resIla-
ton. Either through ignorance or
racklcssncss the ambitious settler Is surc
f. resort to this method of Kidding HIM
self of obstacles in the dry season which
ecn, rally comes between the summer
heats and the autumn froots. But i'll
such seasons as this and that of 1871 it
is the beginning of the tragedies of
which these great stretches of inilamnia-
,lc forests become the scene.
Richland beacon., 1881-11-05
--~STA ~ GOVERyED..

Sgoverning forces of Russia are
very imperfectly understood IN TINS
country. Among these governing hod-
les is, in the first place, the Council OF
State. Composed of the highest dlShi-
tarIes of the empire, all appointed ny
the Gar, this body plays the role OF
Legislature 1t rs supposed that all the
laws of the country are framed by X,
but, in fact, nothing Of the kind ever
takes place. The Council is not an as
semLly of Legislators it is rather al
ASYLUM for the cx-MinistcrS and cX-
Generals who, through age and intirlni-
ties, have become unfit for active ser
vice. If, perchanee, an energetic and
ambitious person enters this dccreplt
council he may easily acquire great
influence. Then comes the Governing
Senate, the highest Judiciary tribunal
in Russia. When he created the Sen
ate, Peter the Great left nj its disposal
the imperial crown itself. But, as Sen
ators were not elected but appointed by
the Gar, they naturally became the
obcdisnt tools of the administration,
and soon lost all political power. Now
the Senate is nothing but II mere wheel
i'll the complicated bureaucratic ma
chine. His Majcsty's own Chancellorv.
formerly composed Of the four Sections,
must not he overlooked. 1t is true the
Chancollery has lost its prestige (and
most of its odium) since the abolition of
the Third Section-thc Russian inquisl-
ton. But its dreadful power may be
resurrected at any time, though per-
haps in new shape. The Chief OF the
State Police naturally becomes the mas
ter of the Car, and, therefore, he
The Minister of the Interior is at pres
ent the Chief OF the State Police, and
therefore the minor Czar-that is, the
real ruler Of the country. The Commit
tee of Ministers has absorbed the pow
ers both of the Council and the Senate.
As the Ministers are irresponsible, each
of them Is real autocrat IN his OWL
branch of the Government. And, as
there is no well-defined limits between
the different branches, there is no end
Of collisions and wars in the administers
ton, and there is no adequate authority
to settle rival ministerial pretensions.
The Gar, Council, Senate and Minis
tiers can merely issue ukases and orders,
whereas the Judgment OF the ukases
and orders is the special function of g
strong and well-orgoniAcd body called
the bureaucracy. The Russian bureau
cracy is al omnipotent, ubiquitous, ON
niscient institution. In the Cars cO,ln
try nothing can he done without thu
bureaucratic machine, and everything
is done in the way prescribed by th'
machine. The bureaucrnts form cast,
by themselves, and no individual Minis
ter or Car can change the tradition
and character of .his caste. -IHiiadei
phia Telegraph
Richland beacon., 1881-11-05
FRENCH STREET RATLWAYS.

Versailles Is reached from Paris by
what is termed the american railway
As much resembles American railway as
an ocean steamer does canal boat;
street car long carriage on carwheels,
seemingly not essential whether car
runs on track or not. Paris has brought
the tedious system of street cars TO per-
lection. Grand object in Paris is to
run ~ few cars as possible for rs many
people a. possible, with the longest ros-
sible waits between starts. No stops on
the street for passengers. Passengers
must go to station and wait for car.
Stations about quarter of mile apart
Clerk at each station. Conductor car
ries "way-bill" of passengers after
the old stage-coach fashion. Vast
amount of stamping and sealing. This
for each passenger who wants to ride
fotty rods. Stamping i'll blue ink,
stamping in red. Dignity and fuss Of
officials awful to contemplate. But a
Frenchman thinks that pin dropping
in Paris drops little louder than pin
drops anywhere else. Top of street
cars furnished with seats called LIN
periale fare outside, 3 cents, inside,
cents. Better air and view outside.
Gauls object to open windows and fresh
air. Will bear any sort Of smell to keep
warm. Fuel and heat are very expen-
sive in Paris. Take them ten minutes
to change car horses. Same old har-
ness, with ten times the necessary num-
Der Of straps TO unbuckle, as used with
state coach of Louis XIV, and two
aged French hostlers to buckle and nh
buckle who drove stages in the time of
the first Napoleon, and to whom time is
no object. My daily experience and
observation ON riding home from Paris
to St. Cloud via Route de Ia Refine.
Often see four street cars in line, filled
with people above and below, waiting to
start. Interval of fifteen minutes stait.
ing time between each car. Last car 81
the four one hour to wait. But th,s
Gauls seem to like it. seem to II.
learned to wait; not to "labor -
watt" but simply to wait.-Prc"'i"e
Milford. in San Francisco Chy"nicit
Richland beacon., 1881-11-05
..Don'. know half their Value"

'.rhev cured me ei Ague, Biiiousnes,
and X dney Complaint, rs recommended.
had a halt bot 10 left which ! used for my
two little girl. who the doctors and neigh
Ger. said could not he cured. would have
lost both Of them one night II had not
given them Hop Bitters. Tney did them 80
much good | continued their use until they
wero cured. tina, is why | SAY yea do not
know half the value Of Hop Bittcrs, and do
net recommend them high enou. h."~-B.
Rochest.r, y y. See other column Amer
lean htwni lloMp.
Richland beacon., 1881-11-05
A WISE young man of Chicago WIS

A WISE young man of Chicago WIS
once called to his dying fathers bedside,
and told that the Old mans will WIS
made, making himself the sole heir to
the estate, with Uncle Charley as exocu-
tor. He reflected a moment in silence,
and the fond parent, seeing cloud upon
his brow, asked "Isnt that satisfac-
tory, William" Yes" drawlcd
William, "but Id rather .you' d leave the
money to Uncle Charley and make me
the executor. Then I'd be more certain
vi getting it."
Richland beacon., 1881-11-05
.iFA(lCN FROM DEsVU.

Wuli.u T. C,u-il,u, ut ~rln,is IL, Mao. ''Iu
DE. l,.l oii>-G taken with ii.!,., , ,i. lr,.-
t,ll"N-i D., severe cough. loot ny gpi,t.t, anI
n.-h, and wa, confined e. uy l,, Ia L.. Wa ai-
t'cI =. Co.. hospital. The i.ri.l- ,iI! l,t h.. ia
NV lung q. o.. hlt dollar ~ oI.r tl.l, ai.i.rt
vent .u".'i.i'..u Wa dbl. gave up h.l", h1' To-
ttru! tn' st Dk. WILLIAM HAii'- B,t~,n sar TAI.
Ir>,>. ..i bottle. wheu :" nv -tirll.--. c.u-
u,Hor'! 200 feel better, and i.v f,,' better tn,i 90.
tlr..v i-i. wIte thi- H. ping cvtiy ~ ci-
th -,-,I lungs will take pH WiLrtAg Has, Pat
SAW. art h convinced that vFtioy ~ ,rfsr.
,r I-,t.t.iy -ay y has dui, ui"te good than ga tn
oih,i medicines have taken suce nv s.caues'."
t,uheli sui Family, ELEGANT engraving. l9y.t. sea
f.t 4 -'tut,-i. ~hr-hy & Co... O. Balril- II. y. Y
Richland beacon., 1881-11-05

From the 10th of October. 1881, -
he lst Of July, 1882, genuine Rock
SPRING WATER will he supplied to Gus
toners by Ellis * Co., of Bailey Springs,
Ala, at the following rates:
Ten gallons in anti-corrosive can. 81. 90
Same can rcfilled a;.. 400
Five gallons in anti-corro>irc can. 20
Same can rrfilled at .... 30
Nine gallons in glass BOTTLES. .-.... 80
Reasonable freight and express rates
are given by all railroads. This water
has be,n known for nearly fifty year,
.. Il sure cure for Dyspepsia, a sure cure
for disca-c- of the Kidney and Bladder,
sure cue for all durable eases of
Dropsv, -utc cure for Sctofulous Gases
Of the Bones or skin, AMI certain de-
-tr"vcr uf the terrible thirst Cor intoxi.
eating drink that ovcr"pm"s So MANY
worthy resolutions. Deprive a drunk
ard of hi, diam for three days and
meanwhile give him plenty of Rock
Spring Water, and be won't want the
whisky Don't you think its worth
irving il. If youd DO, drop Il po>ta, Ia
Eli, q Co. it will cost only cent.
Richland beacon., 1881-11-05

A FARMER ut Port Rouge, near GU
bee, lighted fire under balky hor,,.
the other day, and the horse st,-si 1t
until overcome by the heat, when he
laid down on the pile and was burned IL
death.
Richland beacon., 1881-11-05
An Irish alibi-Pat: Where iii.

An Irish alibi-Pat: Where did.
Tim kill the agint, Dan1?' Danl ::
"Shure, down the road straight there +.
see him shoot wild my own eyes; au',
lie jabers. they took him for murder ."
Pat: Tim 'ull he hanged, poor dar-
lint ?" paD1: "Niver bit: we'll
rrove an alb Look ut that TOW :.
well prove the agint wasD't there I"
PArTU mist be backed mp by works. Have
fssta " Iy Aidaey-Wert sDi Y vi! d. the work.
Richland beacon., 1881-11-05
1 Wise Deacon.

deacon Wilder, | wan. YOU to tell me
how you kept Yourself and family well the
past season when ali the rest of MS have
zen sick much, and have had the doc
tor, Wishing Us 50 often
BIO. IaN lor the answer - very easy.
used Hop Biiter> in time; kept my iamil,
ell nj saved the doctor bills. Three dol
| - worth Of il Kept ~ well and able IA
nork all the time. I'll warrant it has cos
vou aud ia, reighhorS one 10 two hundrr
.ioll,r> - zee 4" kc,p SICK the same time.
Ect.".,, III Use ~ ~ medicine hereafter.
Richland beacon., 1881-11-05

ISpiGErTIoS, dyspepsia, nervous prostraton
ard a,l forms Of general debility relieved by
taking MESssAS's PKPToNIzED BEBF Tonic, the
Only preparation II beef containing its entire
nutritious properties. II contains blood-msk-
Ing, fOrco-gcnerating and hfe-snstalning prop
crtiee: is Invaluable In all en!eebled conditions,
whether the result Of exhaustion, nervous pros
tratior, overvork, or acute disease, particularly
II resulting from pulmonary complaints, Cas-
we'll. Hazard Co., propr!etOrs New York
Richland beacon., 1881-11-05

THOUSANDS Of families have had OCCASION :"
try the never failing qualities Of DIR Ban
Cough Syrup. and they al mite Ia the '"''''
q this wonderful prescription.
Richland beacon., 1881-11-05


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,a,I. at ,.,,r f..t look arounJ and
Wv ., .tv,o ,,,-, ,cner,,od and
,,o spce,e,o,s wondered why two OF the most
talented men Of the Nation had quarreled. bat
no one dared investigate, leai he be considered
an INTRUDER. On Tie following m"fi'''8 '"'4'
crowd ea'"oi'U 80 "'''"S' INC ~,
every o-' ,-., IL. .,n.., -,
- h.a .,,.j III, ms day and
,,lo,o, the SIN. He looked again. and then
looked down. A-a.n he looked at the sun, AMI
then surveyed til" fed. The CHEF vas seen
advancng Wien wth'n a distance oil th'i'y
feet oil TIE '"'""'' ~ H'oi''t ""A "'V" 81,
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-.,:.....,. o f,.,:,,., of prde Not p word
was smoker II. Tie two men raised their wcap-
ons. They hrtd Almost 8in'"ta''cou'F' me
chief rcc'ed. Again '"cy nfed' Inc oo'ohc'
fen dead. The crowd rushed forward The
chief fcl to the ground The C"lonelS bullet
had entered his breast. Blood flowed from his
mouth. The Colonel was shot through the
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Richland beacon., 1881-11-05

THE New York clipper lately cited the
case of Captain Jacob Schmidt, of Tomp-
kinsville, Staten island, y. v, who had
been great sufferer with rheumatism
for many years. He used st. Jacobs
Oil with SPLENDID success,
Richland beacon., 1881-11-05

From the Atlantic GA. .Sio'|dH Phon-
0yroDh The editor of the Pixies
County .Ncus has been cured OF rh, una
tism by st. Jocobs Oil.
Richland beacon., 1881-11-05

Y 90 week In your sevn. ferns and q outst
TOO free. Aed sss n. HALLSrT I Co.. foxtland, lie.
Richland beacon., 1881-11-05

t,rh-li sui Family, ELEGANT engraving. lHy"t. sea
81 4 .5iu.,,i. >hr~hy s Co.., p E,l cia- 81, y. Y
, 1881-08-20
REAL ESTATE.

Tho following Instruments woto alcd for rcr'
ord Frl,lay, Aug. ~: ..
cry rnorRnry.
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sss'ss |: HI la,i;;;its;S ,|,S It'll:
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%'!$s' S'sS,iss,} t;;i;y .sih ;ss j GU g"
cS;si Ii I; & i s aa Mi*iia t. iiosS9 aS & aa
W. uontteher) .....'..t loo
'orT or s'Hx a'xs st%!7s 81 'Sx AsS
;s ss Msrs ss s'eSsHs
Ts fl e.; 5sSs i iii tt
Ss: \ ss;s$: iii I'LL ;S ! ISL
is|$ i! SSsiiSa
nam % Carlton i!assl'!nss 4'a
a%s sc% July u icoSk cssStS
Il IL y Il 81 IL ::nL:o, Ii Il ia
alley, une,i July III. a. rnrker to Tllo sol' -,
IlriA Mun,UfIni Ass0e!attua 'al
or ex is sT* 81 III T'?tiS snSs Or
Sss;s sstsa X Sa + tc'as'ss e ,ss'"} L. }i:e9 1 q
;s ); i s;s Ss$ II u F.&si' j o;;S
rsihrt,s,k iinc,s. njnintR tho ala.ve. 2xt!4 n,
| tntVtt Aug u u. +. lownll tn 1nlIn an9senl 4Ia
ArnlitAun nv, I'll ttW Ut Central boMlovAHl
si MionS,,,. y, .",sa naa 30 lo
, 1881-08-20
TX WELEuRltIsus
NEW ydt1lpe.


spketat plspateh to TIA Chicago 1tthuA&
NEW iullK, Aux. lp.-Th0 Bhaso speculation
WIN much lcgs aeltyo to.tluy than On yesterday,
mud thcru was u largo lcurGaso III tue volume 0f
business, tho sales AKgrcaatlng oAly about *&8.-
Gu ehnrGs, Vi nKutnst 4Y5,Oo0 yesterday, Tho
market WINS, however, somewhat stclltlirr aud
NY no racal,a 90 excited. tho luctus.
t,ons being generally coufncl within
u1udesvtv !itulta. At tho opoHlug Ut business
tho dealings were, rAthes irregular. but In tho
mutt, lower pr!ccs wueo rceosdud, Loulsslll0 s.
Nashville boug u PROMINENT exception and cell
!,ly up u. At tho First l.ourl thu entire
liss recorded decline Of " to ~. tho
lNttes lu sIemphis s. Charleston, Louisville
i; Nashville, Texas Paoltlc, Missouri Faullic,
Union laultu, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati
s. Indianapolis, 1t. l'aAl, nAd Uonvcr s lilo
urundo being ulaa conspicuous III tho downward
tnuyvIpeut. Ahuut midday 4 rcc0ycry Of Ii
" W took place, which WIS followed by
roaotloR Of u to !, auu during tho aft-
er,lo0u by M atlvAnco of Il to ~.
Mu,lhuttan and Metropolitan Elevated lcadu1
III tho improvement. After tho aecond call thoso
wuA q rcucl!on of ,sUH, but tu Tho Ilnal satcs u
| nrmcr tonu prevailed and tho lnarket closed
ut q rucoycry OF AQlH. IN Mh!eh Glove
iuu0. Columbus, Cincinnati l. 1ldianapo-
III, Northwestern, IT. Paul, Lake
Shore, Thu coal properties, Aissous1 Pacific,
, 1881-08-20
WESTERN PATENTS,

Special Dttpatrh to The Ch4edoD Tribune.
WASHINGTON. D. e.. Aug, lO.-A. II.
Evnls t. TO. report the following list OF
ptents issued to Northwestern inventors:
ILLINOIS. g."
Gustav II. nurkhartt, Aurora, washing. 'na'
j"h, 1surtot,, Geneva, thlckcncr for uiordants
'ja .to,.n INV ". Dnvls, Elvastor. cnltIyntor.
Charles L. DrIcsscln. haywood, conf-mlning
mMel,I,c.
1ohM i. Fee, Chicngo, running gear oi railway.
Eiishn Forbes, Jr.. Chicago. family t!o.,r-cau.
Johl u: Ooruiii; Gat'cf+ attaco'heuts 4eF '"t''
ii,n TIloinas j. .isnnr. Ghlcaxo, liltlns-iack.
efts serGers % Il. kiSsoy, cScaso, apparatus for
Hptil itaphHol Z. Lotion, Quincy, upr'uht plano-
Gregory Lukns. swectwntor, preserving wootl.
Wlll!utn Sicorcxor, poorin, blng-cttting a'n-
John d. shaw, Hancock County, dividing hcc-
hlrO.
5%'Gs eosso II Wss Sas esGs uasaaa
Gcorsu Wiilsit, Ch!cago, tcnslon device for
sewing K-1naGlINes,
Jerome bacon, ModIn1l, gcarfng for clothos-
Henry J. oreuucl., Meaforl; appurntus for
the wntcr..pneking Of at,dw-rs'1I'is. ,.
AiUuz0 LDblei, 1tnciuc, curdIng attachment
for auwtng-ilHcalnes.
Edwin Nuyholts, MtIWAnkc &C, p!owlnE- cMgiho'
MICHIGAN,
Orln NJ. Chase, Detrt!t. apparatus for Matching
u: II. Colcy Jackson, fnssonlng for corset
Eiw,.rl Dnnham, l,rn,,ch County, dras-sawIns
Noburt lIu,cilmnu. Detroit, cooking. .stove.
Ethnn II, Kuth. 0MlcsburN, platform Krain'
E'lwarl, W, votgt, Detroit, apparatus forstecr'
tnw and xornnattny !nnlt-
q. d. Walcu,t. jackson, ,lraSin9 tho tines o1
agricultural forks. =.
MINNESOTA.
Il W. Darton, Appleton. whcat.sten'ncr heat
" @.oscrh ". ln.tcs, minneapolis. car compiling.
Christopher W. LuvHItey, 1T. Paul, graia
iliuo Schroeder. slnucapulIs, apparatus fo
moving hUusrs, etc.
wls!lnm Il. Worts, Newton, pump, blc'Sot, mi
vllvu.
lSniAN.A.
Tlnla u. AE. Allen, Rochester. drag'sawn
Inuchlnc.
Jainss bryant. indianapolis; 4ental-patea:
Louis \. Grnttlorp, Fort Wnync. box-fHst
iIunaolnh +. Cory. Union City, revolving fre
iamos 1hg!ale. folalnE.h .hiaaor.
Will:s1 7; iial!, FayGtscS!lle, stock. car;
David =: ll.xk y IL. Ia sngar, Creek Town
Within j: iio,nne. Waterloo. constr,lctlo
OF rpHua, HNlEHt&IRs, ttE.
Francis 1t. Jonuillas, Warsaw, steam. gene,
nt0r. ..
Lay Se.InstLan. In Porto, head rest. g
George a. I.Uurye& ~. crNwfnrl. luilianNp0ll
n1ltJNtAtls tor cMtGhtnY hDKa,
l:Il1uh Mutt g. ". Il. Husler. Nochcstcr, vehic
axle 1ubrleAtt1r,
Chrls lsut,ner. IT., lt:,'ianapoEls, adjustable d
vlco fnr CArrnHc. cnnuplEA. - :
Thnn,as !. ltiuhitdsol'. Edlnhurg, tongue f.
plt,wH, nlawGrk, ctu. ..
u i. Ntnlurknccht, Indianapolis, Aovcrno
vmltti.
Jessu Thompson, 1noll, cato.
, 1881-08-20
lstlSlt,N,

WlSt11N.
o., ErttfaI ptypateh to TnS Chteaao Tribune.
nosrOS, blnas., Aug. l0-Ihu stock tMnrket Ia
worry dull, but nj prices tlro wunk md tho FOOL
Ing or uncertainty ID 80 provAiunt It ID nruit.
tic holders Of STOCK that 60 littio ia pressed for
iii rnllroad aharea, Atchison declined from 100
Unio,i ciiu @ fro,a n i5t 10 Il ii M Fiji psaterrS,l
Wtsronxlii ContrMl H.. to =Bs; Little Hook u,
Tolno; perhua s. linrllngtou, l.lu, to 1a3s: Mar
gucttob D. tU iu;. OpicuslurE from 40H to 4U:
:StSasss Sv@ Ysrs cs, Snw Hx II ss'Ss II SustS u Z
il. h;,,sls. Aiassachusetts Col,trnl il aayauectl
sS ags Z ayiie Niiiyt TO s'sy @ Sxieaa L t. M ssx
l. 10 ~; .ttllntu 4 ItvItia ncs',ne Us lst, 70
Ntehlssn s II, 70 D.; l'ueb!o & Atkuusas Wiley
4osk * aeS @ E'aia,i !H 3 IS. ia 10 Il S0"
II, ths iPfsfertt .lttoetatsl l'ftss.
lsosTow, Aug. lu.-stuuks closed lis follows:
:;:: S:sI; y |s;sir s sst T!
$s Si3.E ! a::;i:::: Ss sst' S'a
LONDON, AuR, 1u.-ll,N a. m.-Consols lW
;+lH monOy. l0jt4 asuo,int. ., :. :.
sfsS ts & ssss 5 ss IL g. vii Sa e 'ss assa
Ni% isSex, ,x ts Aur: IL" IL .--uutcd sta.os bomb
As; Anstin ts; Il; ;ilSass iilis souur!tes-laos Central
onls. sH; kea:iiss, 5la, 55l,'"" ''' ''' - ~
| il,llliin Withdrawal for shipment to America
VAitls, Aug. l0-a p, n,.-Fronuh rcntos, sat I0u
| NEW ORLEANS.
NOV Tosk, iSI; SiS Sor S sio prs,pIs'u,. N'"'5s -
| bterttuN Oxuh1uVO, bAnkGrA h1tls, 464t
, 1881-08-20

fl0u tttODut"lS-W1ro nctlvu md nvernaoa
stronger though rtoenary 20, md In suno tcntnEes
rny he uuotod wrhk lanl wns I,soted B<l hiphnr tn
Ivospool, hut Tho l0cal market sco,o u hnvp BOON
nvor,,Unu by tho uxrltomont Of tho previous t!NSs
'Ehofo vns sltll uo9d don't VI lard buylnE but tho
ndvnncc bro,Iuht nut tluro noilnrs. l'Htk hVon!eA
unttor pres.iro Of buylng nrdors frt'tn btsIc Tho
oil fr.ur always dsna Il, .'rk. when ho dca'a IN anf
hus prpluct bcr,,,ts, II waa tho uny post nortca,
sinto Ut tho hrn known to Him WHOM tu WAS ynuhu
aGItA wurD llttn wnntNl NxcGPt y l0cn! cfnna0s' @
THO tu3rInu h t1!t comparative tn!cxinR ~ 9 Mg
rtnres ie1tltnSd s!nsn stnfc \ nce9fhs 10 spec'
, 1881-08-20
LIVE s'rOCK'


TUIMt ss..,,stttss ,ho .nIaQ E6aetV
sssae...s,t. :. oa IT, day.,
catto thu donlAAa WIS ~ aet1ve ~ w +, .ss teAa
week pud pstcos qulu ~ satisfactory ~ I'D
gsu.suss wets naain alnl0st whos ArS,stsrlal 90
Adss wuru ubllysd u grant 3at!0sit ai. c.as. bs a
eassi9E4 IN UtAsE ~ riuso out ~ md il scasse
NECESSARY 10 sad sho Io4.s. e s'!ssaa .,sa s,,a.
ssa wsssssa sss sSoa. tsf - sss =
Vt tho wsek lAa sutpy VI thpsa assf .na u csnasa'
lxtgu but under tho ouWblasa wv w., saIat scr"
f,1kxH4L Ecrun lots suld Ut t.asS:h, ,'ot,s r. " ~
wa not much ssuHso poor that prices ~. =, 49,.
10 ba socepsal Most VI tno sEaana auA VI tla"
tys Yvxaus, Vt ~, +ayt9l {vs Wss!e'a~
, 1881-08-20
CONIA1E1sNAI.

Tho following yyoro the rccoirta and shipments
OF lcuiinx ,lrtcos Ut pro.lt1co III this city auruR
tho ,wcuty-fo.r hours oiNfihg ut ! o'clock
Friday morning, and for tho corresponding
tMno u ycur agO:
, 1881-08-20
Money Rises to 1-16 Per Cent
Premium, Closing alta.
Gould Manipulating tho Market
Finances III Chicago.
Tho Produce Marko!s Again Wildly Exclled,
and Mounting. l'tghcr-Tho Top
Prices So Far.
But q ehungc Comes oyer ihc Spirit Of The Dream
A Des,lea !leaet'on Atlcr 1liddny.
FINANCIAL.

= ~ - 49,, .-,.L :. NJ,
ynrsnl q oxIu.ttu,lun pf lower prlccs. Everything
srn,rni 1Avnrnhte Ia tho hcnrs hit nftcr
sItrht ,icr,,ue Rtocks r,l,tcd sharply and closed
,vtt ~, ir,uro,.ntnr,,t MI nrn,t,,.l
WIN u" "HPlos e'"e"s ... ~ ~ ,,... .u...
s..... -. se,... ,na, ,,, .,,,,, .,,,,,r,l r.tr
= ~ ~. , ,.... ,.,t
mud Mt tho oIos0 1t was Nuote0 III peF cettt.
A.. ~. ,nns,* ~ thn ,,roa1rt +iphtcri,,p
ns the c"uee VI NV p p.essns .'s|.s".s
.e""unees u, tt.o et'en s...,,,,,,.to,,
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