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The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-07-29
REsCUED n DEATU.

William J. Coughlin, OF Somerville, Mass, says; In
the fall of 1876 l was taken with bleeding of the lungs,
followed BY a severe cough. lost my appetite and
flesh, and was confined to my bed. In 1877 I was adj
mitted to the hospital. The doctors said had a hole
in my lungs as big as half a dollar. AT one time a re-
port went around that l was dead. Igaye up hope,
but q friend told me of DIR. WILLIAM HALLE BALsAM
ron THE LUNGs. got a bottle, when, to my surprise,
! commenced to feel better, aud to-day l feel better
than for three years past. Iwrito this hoping every
one afflicted with diseased lungs will take DIR. VIII
LIAM HALLS BAIsAM. and be convinced that CON-
SUMPTION CAN re CURED. / can positively say II has
done moro good than all the other medicines / have
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-07-29
INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA, nervous prostration

INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA, nervous prostratiOn
and all forms of general debility relieved bv
taking MENsMAN's PEPToNIzED BEEF Tonic, the
only preparation of beef containing its entire
nutritious properties. 1t contains blood
making, fUrce-generating and DEMONSTRATING
properties is invaluable in all enfeebled con
ditions, whether the result of exhaustion, ner-
vous prostration, overwork or acute disease,
particularly if resulting from pulmonary com
plants. Caswell, Hazard & Co., proprietors,
New York.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-07-29

A Gentleman from Indiana recently
registered in an Illinois hotel and looked
at the printed notice in his bedroom,
'Please do not blow ont the gas" The
occupant ofthe adjoining Dom heard
him remark, 81 pay my moG2y and 1 am
going to blow out the gas il / want to-"
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-07-29

Ayoungster, while warming his hands
at the fire, was demonstrated with by his
father, who said-'Go away from the
fire ; the weather is not cold" 81 amt
heatin' the weather, father; I'm warm
ing my hands, 1.-THE little fellow demurely
rnnliad
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-07-29

IMPURE BLooD.-In morbid conditions of the
blood are many diseases such as salt rhoum,
ring-worm, boils, carbuncles, sores, ulcers, and
pimples. In this condition OF The blood try the
VEGErINE, and cure these affections. AS a
bloud-purifer 1t has no equal. Its effects are
wonderful.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-07-29

A Gentleman was complaining on
change that he had invested a rather
large sum of money in Wall street, and
lost it all. A sympathizing friend asked
him whether he had been a bull or a
a bear. To which he replied 'Neither,
l was a jackassl"
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-07-29
tpes Moines Iowa state Repister.N

We notice the following in an e1-
change Mr.. G.. B. Haverer, Foreman
N. Y. AN. H. S. B. Co, suffered for
eight days with terrible pain in the
back, almost to distraction, until he
heard of and used st. Jacobs Oil, one
bottle of which cured him completely.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-07-29
Doctors Gave Him I'm.

as it possible that Mr.. Godfrey is up and
1T work, and cured by so simple a remedy :"
Il assure you IL is true that he is entirely
cured, and with nothing but Hop Bitiers, and
only ten days ago his doctors gave him Up and
said he must die 20
"Well-a-day II that is SO, I gill 60 this
minute and get some for my poor George. I
know hopa ARD good.n
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-07-29
A Testament Reviser's Opinion.

The eminent author, Prot. A. c. Kcndrick.
D. D., IL. d., who is professor Of Hebrew,
Latin and Greek in the University Of Rochester,
and was one of the r%evisers Of the new les
lament, in general conversation with a number
bf gentlemen, a short time since, said Il
have received from the use of Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure very marked benefit
and / can most cordially recommend It 10 9th
ora -
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-07-29

The Yonkers Gazette gives this sea
sonable advice "Don't take a liquid
tonic. Go out into the garden and
familiarize yourself with a mower; you'll
find that a stomachic."
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-07-29
The Greatest BLESSING.

A simple, pure, harmless remedy, that cures
every time, and prevents disease by keeping
the blood pure, stomach regular, kiincys and
liver7eCtiyc, il the greatest blessing ever CON
feHcd upon man. Hop Bitiers u that feme1yg
and iis prcpriei0Ts are bsing blessed By th0n
sands who have been saved and cured by IL.
Will you Try IT. See other column.
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WARRANTED FOR "a YEARS.

HNU NDTBN TIIIbD
To CURE Group, Srasms, DiarrEea, Dysentery and
Sea Sickness, taken internally, and GUARANTEED
perfectly harmless also externally, Cuts, Bruises,
Chronic Rheumatism, Old Sores, Pains in the limbs,
back aud chest, Such q remedy is DIR. TOBIAS
VENETIAN
over 600 physicians usei 1t.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-07-29

An exuberant youth halls a supported
acquaintance with "Hello, joe" but,
finding his mistake, adds, ooh, eseuse
me / thought You wehe sa0iher man."
Lac0nic stranger answers, 81 am"
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-07-29
Flies and Mosquitoes.

15c. box "Rough on Rats" keeps a house
free from flies, bed-bugs, reaches, rats, mice,
60
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-07-29

Murder will ont, so will the fact that Carlo
LINE, a deOdorized extract Of petroleum, the
natural hair remover and r%estOrer, is the best
preparation ever invented and oxcels all other
hair dressings.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-07-29
Vegetine
FOR
Cancers and CalGerOlS HUnOTS.
A.
The Doctors Certificate.
The Doctors Certificate.
READ TT.

ASHLEY, Washington Co., Ill, Jan. IA, 1873.
Mn II. X. STEVENS;
Dear Sir-This is to certify that ] had been suffer.
ing from a Rose Cancer on my right breast, which
grew very rapidly, and all my friends had given me
up to die, when heard of ourmedicine. ,XEdEIINE,
recommended for Cancer and Cancerous Humors. |
commenced to takeit, and soon found myself begin.
ming to feel better: my heath and snirits both felt
the benign influence which II exerted, and q Few
months from the lime / commenced tho use OF the
VEGET1NE the Cancer came out almost bodtly
CARRIE D~EFORREST.
certify that | am personally acquainted with Mr7.
DeForrest, and | consider her one OF, our very best
women, DR. s. II, F0WLETS.
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WHY WILL We SUFFER !
THE PRICELESS
e.
Cancer Cured.

WANIIlNUfONi d, O. Jan, D, I6SI'
DR. II, r. STEVENS
The great sympathy | have for othe 8 who are suf-
torers from Cancer and CancerOus Humors imrresses
me that u Is my sacred duty TO write you, although
n stranger to me. For two long years sufferer ana
endured the most painful tOrinents from q Cancer
OF the Breast, NY case desod the efforts OF the best
physicians. Tried many remedies. when 9 gentle.
man In the Office with NV husband. advised him 10
toy your priceless VEgErfSE he brought, home 2
bottle. Before taking hall Of the trst bottle l slept
well rights | continued taking the IEoEriHE, gam.
ing every day have taken eighteen bottles, and am
now perfectly cured not Il vostige of my disease lett
! wish every one could know what o good medicine
40 ~ for such diseases, Yourname VIII never ne LOT
gotten. May God ever bless, gi de and protect you,
Is the earnest daily prayer Of. s.,vorov
No. $50 Seventh Street, Northeast, Washington, D.. O.
veaetlne is Sold by All Drnaalsts.
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Springfield, lNrass.l Repub ican.l

EdgarT. Page, Esq, Druggist, writes
us from Chicopee Falls, that Mr.. Al
bert Guenther, under Wild's Hotel, has
used that remarkable remedy, st. ia
cobs Oil, fora severe case of rheumatism
and it cured him, as if by magic. He
also used it with great success among
his horses, in cases OF sprains, sores
etc, and it cures every time.
Sunday-school teacher (reprovingly) ;
"Boys, do you know what day this is ?"
Street boy-"Hi, %fellers here's a cove
that don't know what day this is! /
guess he's been ont all night"
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-07-29

Talk about woman's curiosity. Mrs.
Julia Ward Howe lived within q few
miles of Hawthorne for many years, but
saw the great novelist only twice.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-07-29

rENTS. MAN,rLD Tor tng Bes! and Fastest
N Selling Pictorial Books and Bibles. Prices re-
dncnl A2 nnr Of National Pmh Co Rhilndnlmllia. Pa.
, 1881-01-23

hold out, but corn~meaI cakes we're generally
eaten with por % ana baG aSn naI know e
the nUa sopd ship Westward 10, a small craft
about eighteen or twenty teet long. the Only
vessel that wtntered in the river, to make reE11-
lar trips to st. 10 and bring nack cargo OF ten
or twelve bnrrels Of nour each time During tho
winter ii stray HosIer & wagon t or prad1ae e,
lind its way so fur north, as they sometimes div
with Il few crooks OF butter, dried apples,
smoked bacon, hama ETC. - me , ~bo1e a nnRe W s,
nrecious commodities. This scarcity lasted TIL
spring, when, on the 71h OF 3fay, We we're glnd-
intion with 1four and provisions frum Detroit
She had to lay half II mile FROM shore. whiie me
three or four MackinaW poats nseo 1o1 1aas
msae sea eps wore 70 nude II birch bark
lfuht and were the only ones that couia cross 1no
bur at the mouth OF the river wth any 1oad, net
freight was fortunately consi9ncd to az noness e
man, who preferred to sell 1t at falr prlce.Ilor
$lO barrei,-although he was 9nerea ~ nMs7 's7
rel for the whoio cargo Ut. n.e S.sz ,ha svhnie
country from here to the MISSISSIPPI ZOE years
after. ...,,,r,, y,
improve. A bridge was built over the river az
Clark street, dong away Ttth the Necessity "
the canoe ferry taas had been run the s season ION
creased to TUo or sIl,-.0J or SUI more than we're
here the October previous. Iwcnt East IN May
ana returned in the following November, xhen :
I0uuu h krCMt CuhHtV AoA saS o~EsA
lagc. There were quite respectable hodels DULL
OIL Lake street and several stores; ys~ san,h va
person who rentnred to move 50 1ar son.n ,,as a
the corner of La Smile ana O., LaRe stree.s WIS
called "the prairie tallor Iae ,,n rn,,n
who before bad worshiped IN Small; tts,. couEn
building On tile corner or frahRnn anu opusn IT..
Wuter streets, bud put up s1nnM cnurcn @ " ~
Clark street, near Lake. The ladies' be9an 70
hold their society meetings regularly, Eoa W u
fair that was quito success; anu IN ing t.,.
OF l6;a1- piano that had heen Drousot 1runl
London BY afr. Brooks, then the only one ID inc
place. OF In the State for what ! kno". wns
taken from the store where IT hao oeetl since
our arrival. and Mrs. H., nsssted oy 1eofgo re
Davis ano others, gave sovera! concSses, t', e. ane
greut delight anu amusement Or the cltazens-
Whnt memories cluster around those namcs, sc
George was the life and soul OF any company ~
might be in, and there are many old cltlzcns yet
left in Chicago who will remember n1s cpmicat :sa
sungs.-. Tho Mosui' and 1.-THE Blue-Hotte
Fiy,s' for Instance that always used 70 brtpg
forth rounds OF applause, while Mrs. B, VINO ac-
ccupunied him On the plano, played t1e,se
old-fashtoned pieces Of martini music The
Battle Of Prague and orhers-thnt were
great fayorits with the audience, who made tho
house ring with their plAudlts. They nave both
, 1881-01-23
DHEADSTUFES.

FLOuK-Wns yery dull as is usual on SATURDAYS;
except that this week it duller than usuui. few
small lots taken BY the city trade. snles wcro
limited to rs brls winters private terms $50 brs
spring double extrns ut $545 It's Sacks extras prt-
vate terms; and 21u brls low grade ut SaE8325 To-
tnl, equnl l.150 brls Export oura quoted at
ssoaaa for good to choice, and rye do Mt $45o@i'a
OTNEI: MILLsrUFrs-Wcre In moderate demand
and steady. Sales we're CHS bran at su75Glt-oa
cars udd!ings and shorts at $l1.0Gal2Q: md Scars
feed II, sl375&l4ul
SPRING wHEAT-Was quiet und easter. The
market advanced about VIC curly, fell on lc, and
closed HGc below tho utcst prices Of Friday There
practically nesss from Liverpool or New York.
though ono 'cabte" purported ~ call the foFmcr
point dull md easier. Our receipts were small but
some parties were pEophesytnR II material Increase
the coming week. owing augmented silruad fac1lE
ties 1hs earIy s'Esnsth here WIS @ epnttnuaAon OF
gsEeS| IL, az - Ss{st sSas ;s@sso5y
several, parties haye vsatg9ed In deeply under
m n 4ene Gsr s md at setas se1s a be &c as
saturiay thls lsar seemcd g mare vanished. and
sF %aa 6 f. 'f te @ 81
purctustnE orders troY ths East. Cush Gust whsas @ WIS
ss f'Ssas Sa s?1 ssss
a In ,;s .1,5s sto,s !. ~ r.
Ietal = j ~ Seller Ma,eh 9pseed p. La q sl l
sS aaa
lnal a III, ,Fs1;;1ary Y; aait +s ss % amt
w W s'Sy sus Sales
we're limited to + bu No. red receipts in
bn cauice do by sample at SIC. Tota LEU Du ME-
red In other houses than the teuft1f WIS nominal ut
t:oRS-;;Was very dnN and very steady but easier.
was no news ot i,nnurtance. apparently no ou,side
orders 40 maseral Shanxe "a III. :o!ume 9t relr,ed
rocepts and seeming Increase Of about 1it4l by IN
tunrket for wheat. There nlso souae complaint
io1s whch had been Sold tree on board havlnK
bo removed ty teuns- Neiry nl! the limited trading
for Any. Cash YVES particularly dull, closing
were rsported Of iSt5 6u So ana high .nixed It
9;!ic: 2UY bu nov high mixed at ai4e; 11tGo bu re-
eSted :!a new 1t3ed y 3i1c: ~ shnV W " snple ~
bourd cMrs and stu bu ears At &c TOTAL :hutD bu.
seer May sold early At t21Sc. and declined to ilc
c,i5Sc: February Ut yjse37c; June 4l14@lAc; aud
q # 6ot a s9so M o r. 91on ,ns te sss
sold ut slly1a56c No. white at ubuut -; seiec.e1
nomnniiy Ut c. Futures we're dull. at s9fc Tor tho
m%nth sis b,dr1r FebEnaT,. and ssss for ainy u @ e
asu ou nt es{c for No: fresh rucetpts, in store:
l3ttu bu by sanp1o nt sic for rejected mixed; 3lA
Sc fsr iso Ho Ne on 81 ~
sSSS + ~ eSolee "a: "hise lsse on soard: To-
KfE-Was steady for cash ut about Soc for No.2
fresh receipts, Samples were in fair ucnlund. Fut-
nres weFo du.! at s9c for Fsernn5y ~ r. "a Ind sG ior
ssade; % &c for felsctsd: and at%:0xs ior 81. on
DAhLEf-Was weak and lower. both On cash and
futures No. cash sold ut $l for tEesn but unly for
sua.i lot Nos was nomnni'y 1ia, ns 'se Win w Ut
being quoted Ut $l.'b and February No. ] nominaly
sc C,ish snIes were noted OF ll bu ut sl6 for No.
2ttes ana e Ter h3 f'sss sna ~ ~ @ sdn BY y t
cuoirc No. On track Tota! 7,aU Du-
, 1881-01-23
BUSINESS.
Chicago Still Practically Cut OF
from the Stock Market.
Remarkable Buoyancy of the
Market in New York.
Light Currency Moverner1t-For-
eign Exchange.
The Produce Markets Steader-Bfeadstuffs
Very Dull, and Generally Easler'
Provisions Opened Ont Strong, but Fell Back, With
Unloading By Longs.
FINANCIAL.

Very little business was done in stocks ps Cni-
caeo operators Quotations. from New Aoek
came In so late that few new orpers were s''cn@
Messages were got through only very SLOWLY.
Our New York dispatches show great huoyanes
In rho market there. l1 Is evident that IN New
York proper tbero Is very strong bulsish 1cet-
ing The coal stocks, atnons others, reacoed 'ao
highest prices that have been made Tor years.
Lake Erie Western was conspicuous Tor us
advance. Tho control Of this road has now been
bought by Boston parties. The rise IN Lacka-
wanna and the decline in Erie Wero corTelatlVe'
and based IN calculations Ut the result OF tho
counle,ion of tho Lnckuwanna extension to
Buffalo. .
On Friday, when New York was completely
isolated from tho rest Of the country, the volume
of transactions WIS 333 QUO shares. This, tlx lug
the average Of previous days. and allowing Tor
the weathor shows that New York business in
stocks is to the business Of tho outside country
in stocks as i to1.
The following shows the quotations Of stocks
at the hours named:
, 1881-01-23


stcady Saturday. Provisions were moderately
active md fell off, q good deruan1. mostly on
Southern account. being freely responded to by
local lonrs, Wheat was uriet 0uu casY. other
grain dull, with little change in prices. The
fluctuations In corn we're limited to hc, except
an additional ,xc lust at the opening This may
serye to show tho upathy existing in that mar
let. and It wus parnllelcd elsewhere. TIC past
week has probably been the Quietest ever known
in breadstutfs since the week of the great fire,
now nearly ten ycurs ago. There was practical
ly no communication BY telegraph with the
Eastern world {and Ut course not otherwise.>
Tho result WIS Il deurth both Of news and orders.
Mess pork closed loc lower, ut s1a.7,zG13.3o
for February and Sl;;.45 for March. Lard closed
steady Ut SOCK for February and $D.12M for
March. Short ribs closed easicr ut soe5 seller
March, Whent closed 1*G3;c lower nt 9Ss5c for
February and 99l;c for Alurch Corn closed 10
lower. at 36Tc asked for February and axe bid
for May. Oats cltsed about &c lower, at 3ol4db
3Oac for No. cash, Sic bid for February aud
35,sc sor May. Rye closed steady, al s9c for No.
2 fresh receipts. SS1xc for February, and SgH for
March, Nurlcy was weak and hQ1lc lower, No.
cash selling ut S1.05 for fresh with February
no,ni11ully $l05 for No. =. and 58c for No. g.
Hogs were fairly active, at $4.sCQ15t5 for light
aad at S4.suSa540 for heavy. Cutie were steady
ut Sa.a;5zGO9.
The demand for staple and faucy lry-eoods
vas unIuprored. The daily malls bring in 4
fair number Of orders, but they rurcly extend
beyond such quantities as are required for cur
rent trade and the movement Is light In the ng-
ererate. The tonc of the market rcmuns firm.
Groceries we're moving with fa;r linerelity. and.
aside from, sugars. which we're easier, the uur-
ket maintained steudy and firm lone Moth
ing new wus developed In the market for dairy
, 1881-01-23
OUR WISDOM.

For Ihf Chicago Trthune.
"Auntfe. I had a frtghtful dreaml
I'm sire II bpdes no good.
dreamed of snakes, that twined and crawlcd
About me- us stGt>d
Quite powevlt.ss to defend myself;
And ono raised up its head
And, Auntie, ii it bnd been real,
I'm sure Should be dead.
AEor my blood runs cold to tell
What happened next for -"
"Chfld, I'm astunlshed at your lack
OF sense! Il dream-0 net
Go, c-ing your scissors. and begin
Your Observation-Disclosures stay!
'T4s Friday; ne'cr commence task
On the Uniucky Day"
Each one spark OF wisdom has
To prove hts friend a fool
4 fight to bring his faults to shame,
And send his Wits to school.
Bur. whe:1 tue spark Of wisdom goes
In hts own mind 10 peep,
It only bluks nomplacentiy,
And winks itself TO sleep.
MILE c. PoMEnoY.
, 1881-01-23

u W o1khs
EEy YORK. ian o.-NoOp.-ELoCH-1)ull; without
important change; receipts. G779 prs; round hoop.
Ohio S5954u; choice do. st35SG75; supert[ne W ast-
ern E&35s313; common TO good extra do. tLlu1+oo;
choice 90 do. $19a7j; chotce white wheat do, Aooa
b.0J
GRA1S-Wheata q shade be.tor: quiet; sales 1900
bu No. red Fepruary nj sl1H: 6Iou bu do March ut
FLY; *10n bu do Muy ut sl.ao3@La9S Corn dull;
shade easier; mixed Western Spot o.4sa5sfc: 10 tut
54@5sc. Oats quiet; about steady; Western. s2y
471&c.
PROVISIONS -Boef steady: modernte demand; NOM
tnal: plain moss, s95l; new export s5a Pork quaek
and stcadg: old mess+ $la-Ss1l3oospoh 1arq-Shauo
stronger; steam rendered. So
BurTEn-VeEy armi mouornto INQUIRY; ohlo' LA
@27c-
Cl1EEsE-F1rm: sa1s3lc for poor to fancy.
GRocERiEs-Sugar dull md weak Aotnsses quiet
and heavy Rice quiet nnd steady Coffee STEADY md
quiet
FEEIGHTs-Wcak
SriKITs or oFfORrESTESE-Flrma at F}3c
REsIS-(lutet ut *LsA3La>2.
TAltOw-t5&G114c Tor Western
EGus-s,rony: 35at2c for fair to choice.
CuTToS-lult: sllo4, IS oules; mtdanEs, II f3-l6c;
pS ps o5sa2s @ @,'s1s f; 1sy da AIf 3rna;y s
asy Es anaf Es; ~ IBID pr,eei n.
Ii % %t9fk t!t! III ITes d Janusty @ Fub
faa'y lsle as An. l:Ss Stty.n,ss May 9,ss
ELornz,Qule.: receipts. 1000 brls; exports. aoo
asa etssa better: futures closed duh
sa afssx FssSt a
caeo. s1:ls4 tu stoes; .saded. Sll4@H,4 No Sdo'
unsraaed y. 81, stitSit.M; S5I5
*LJSa LIZA; febfuary s x1l@L1s I'LL; AnExl,
sHn ' a Apr sSisiM y; M ~ SL sns1ta a
e. Hixae; Ao stsa'nsr. 49, as:xSSs 3,;.ec Ar
s!c; Fgbrsnty, hst(c: A1afch- oaAo: May 5i4c oats
1ns ~ ana lvWsr Receipts, itD' ba; "es''f" "11eo'
lAf-tiflu ana unchanged.
Hul's-Dutf and uncrxigel. ~
GOCjN!Es-cu1.e quieI nnd dtIni mo earEoGs
FUR Io.d retintn:, 7AG7!Ec. Mulusscs quiet and
unGhIn4e4l. iilGo quiet bls nluudy.
l.t:rftuLEuM-LuA un1 .unttnat4
yALLoW-flrp1 AkE E7~ifsG4ac.
ME3tS-QuItt and pncnunsed.s
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES u l.z&D5so
tSGGS-StrUnE And hKErr ut sat5 &c .
,i4EATHEt--!u.l: hetnuck snie buenoa A{!es ahu .
Eio Gs..aae lt::at 1n.ddle and heavy-we1h.s. 2as
"s93c.
WuoL-Du: domestic aect 'G:5:c; pulled elts6e;
unwushed, ii9s33e; Texas, I*s:lic-
RGf n feesuasy 9nS:Ssdf foif 7: I'll mntSsi
hru INT meat4 tim; long clear Ipdd1es. $ooi xaost
, 1881-01-23

BY IELEtI ltlAEA.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Jan. ::ss,,-Noon.-Money 1oaniug Mt
59s per cent On call Prime mercantile paper 5
GI5tz.
Exchange steady ut 30 for long and 99s: for
Sight
Governments quiet; generally 1rrn; 'a1s, reg
istered 1D15z: ISIS, coupons 101as; new IS,
istercd 100;i; new Is. coupons, l01Ss; new 4As.
registered, 112as; new AIS. coupons, ll2aas.
NEW TpIsK* jan. ell O'Clock a. n,.-The
stock market opened Irregular. and in the carly
dealings prices declined in the general list 20
~ rs compared with yesterdays closing quota
tious. Lake EIie j. Western was, however, 4
notable exception to the rcs1 OF the market, and
advanced 3as, to 4oA. The sptcnlntlon wals
somewhat less active than OF late, and the other
changes were comparatively slight.
NEW YonK, Jan. ::@..-State securities we're in
| active.
Railroad bonds were generally strong and
higher. Since II o'clock stock speculation
has been Irregular. but In the Gnnlu truaer, and
! prices advanced h4G2. Toward noon the coal
shures and st. Paul s. Osualla led tho upward
! movement.
The money MARKET was easy at SOS, closing at
s. rrstne mercantile paper, AL5H.
Sterling exchange, sixty days, steady, 400;
| NEW T0Nk, Jan. @.-Aftcrnoon.-Gor
! were inactive, and generally weak and lower.
Railroad boisds were active and Irregular
| State securities were dult ami nominal.
The stock market wa5 irrcKuIhr AE the OPEN
Ing, and in the early dealings fell Off traction.
| but subsequently became strong and. under the
| leadership OF Lake Erie s. Western, prices I'D
| ralced steadily throughout the afternoon until
| after the Second Board. when the Improvement,
Us compared with the closing quotations Of yes
tcrday, ranged u 10 5ls;-thc Inter Lake Erie
l. Western. delaware. L0ckuwuulln s. Western.
] Delaware &; Hudson. CanudA Southern, st. Paul
| t Omaha, aud telegraph slnres being also
prominent In the Upward movement. lii fnuI
tjrf ff9F3
Lake Erie s Western, while the general list sold
OF I. to Il.