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, 1881-03-12

Mnnt'atea STE p!S Eiosai:i..: hG; s t. t. n 6..:..:A
III. MSss 81 SG"H T. [f oasa S@ h 3 ss FL, cc:
Now fork bears declare thnt tho tnsl'lcrs in
UnIon racinc sell II freely cvory tinlo 1t goes
nhnyo III Whenever tho stock goes ovor 1st
tho market has boou fod with NIL It would tnke
until thu price foil. Thsu Il little buying md
washing his bcen done and tho prcu hus been
marked up ngaln, only to hav0 tht tnmc process
tepcnted. AS to tho dividend on Western Union,
It !s rcnsarked thAt 1t wHs q pl,anthrupio net on
tho pnrt Of the directors. The last dividend Of
IL per cent un f4l.Nn.W0 OF Western uniniI.
pali In January, exceeded tho net cummings Of
tho quhrtcr and nearly exhausted the surplus
bulauco that bud accumulated In former years.
The two eD1,pnnos tuken Into tho Western
Union ence then mover pn!d Dividend ut all.
Tho annual report of tho Board nf Managers
Of tho Dotawnre j. Hudson Canal Company to
tho stockholsiers for tho year 1850 Is as fol0ws:
tho business Of tho Company for tho year end
ting Doc. IL, 1850. was: Cunl mined and suld for
arcount Of the Compnny. 2,o74,'0i.lB TONS and
tho atnn,ut transported for other parties was
~. GS 10 tol,s-n total of 3,0i7.51l.O8 TONS This
wns distributed as follnws: From Ioncsdae by
canut nnd rarnnt}s, 1,5Jl.05 tous: south frU,n
mines, 5a,'As.to tons; hy the Erlo Hnd to tho
West, 4sD6'd,07; n1rth by tho Albany e. Sus-
,l,lohauna 1snilroad, 4,isS.0: tons; local sAlos,
lDl.0,G}. ID tens. The President says: "Ths re-
suit Of tho business Tor the year. showing Il net
proilt Of $l,%,l A.. Il, fruptton ovor 03 pnr
cent upou the eupital stock. snay be regarded US
satisfactory, Especially whom It IL considered
that III tho cnrly part Of tho year tho price Of
cput WIS not remtanerntlve. and only hec,ltne ~
nftor tho general adoption in March Of tho re-
strictlvo policy III production. TO correct q
general tut unfoundch beIlet TINT tho debt Ut
tho Company hhi bnen incrcaaol about $780,
0OU since tho suspension Ut dividends, your
lnnnagcrs tRko this opportunity to ssato TINT
tho $5 OoO. .0OO tonn tknown nB tho bonds OF 1919
was rnndo for tho purpose Of retiring tho flont-
lug tlpht mud other maturing obligations Of tho
CoInpary."
The following Is oonlonaed stntemont Of tho
results Of tho operations Of thu St. Louis s. Sur,
Francisco lantlroad for tho yonr, and a CON-
parlson of tho saino With thosr ot tho preceding
, 1881-03-12
COMM ERC1AL.

Tfo following were tho receipts md shipments
Of the leading articles Of produce tn this city
during tho twenty. four hours ending NJ q 'coul
Frl1ny murnln8 and for tho corresponding
tMc q YcNr MEn:
, 1881-03-12

Short ribs Helfor Aiay. c1used at S7F'f@am. l.ong
taMat .av bo1s; !aas SHt huns @ ssC; .wost,
KeEun tla1ns, sum- nsarA20. isao-
lsAcstn .,unttt =. ~ AAc for shpaloere &934o Tor
short rlhs. short cIeuEs, itAlsc for hats.
nll tsttivAstlt and VaCkUd.
tiEEF-Wn4 4ut1L III &A1x4l.M for tuHaa, $l7t2l0IO
Tor uxtEu ule4s, and *:!,uNsll.l for haus.
, 1881-03-12

HiiEEP--Tcrc In iurHo enrp!y. and although theE0
Nne good demand hath tor tho local 1na EastSfn ns
werc u tLj ~l7s or uJ lbs fnr poor cholca quail"
TICS E1lfh Roud AoId Al fAA30BUI
, 1881-03-12
BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN.

FOKE(GN.
1psetas Dtspateh to 1ns Chicago 1fS"H&
LIVERPOOL, March Lillian i. 1u.-FLess'' =.
liz; No. 4 81 d. ~,
GuAA-N,Rte1 wheat io. h q el@ M. I u ~-s~-
, 1881-03-12
LIVE STOCK.

T0thl..+.... lt.9M A,np h5at
CATrLE-Th0fo woro too mnuy cntte or sale res
tcrday for the good ut tho Market The Fresh recsin,s
wcrc about LOU. which nndo total for tho o1rlred
part OF tho weuk OF .5ti5 or about l1! moro
than fur tho sumo time Inst week. uuyars we're out
In about tho usHnI numbers, AIl ctassGs being we'll
represented but soouloti Inclined take bold
excep Mt 1uudIHcd Ecus. and tho day's trading Ii
10 good VIA dune At 5@lUd OF from prcyoua
rates. Extra soud showed tito change but stlsh .l1
md 1nod butchers rtuE md thIf.Y STOCK ataets niso
heI M prGtty we'll. though tIaro wits no cass for
which It WIS possible 70 ohtaln TnurrIays Pslcct
ThnL tic eca Is nnt more sefcto Is he wondered
1T wien the extent Ut tho supply lha cndftinu 6i The
EMstrrn tnHrHGr, and tho fHGt thilt Ms0 in {Ga
midst OF tue bcu oh sg!snn are lnkcn Into account.
Fh0 rnnpg OF yNstGrtlHye prices WIS f!.50A3l Ex-
pnrtcrs pA!t! Anl15til shppers tt:!J52t willis tho
lneas tra'ia h'HxRe cn!oty al = a saIss uf stock-
AverAsInz ftom D 10 I0u0 lba. Tbefa ctnun4ed
llbornl Inquiry for vonlB ut t3alttkuu per luu lbs
QUOTATIONS.,
Extra Beovos-Steors, we!xhlng l,t00 b md
Chufc0 ileDvex-Ftne III, nnd wvll-furmpd
steers. weanlnE LIZA 70 t5n It'll. ........... ap12a65
Gouh (lcpvoA- Mcll-fn.tenet htuGes, wpiyn.
Ing Au u l.lAJ tB1ih15
Ing Iib it1 Is sskats
Butchers st0tk-Pbor 10 cnmlHGn HtGork nnd
toHaiun n ChUlc4 cows Tor city slaughter.
Weighing 80 z llI, aooolg
9 IMD aoaass
bns, 4nl scnlav7aX Observation-Disclosures, a.aa7s
fGAlA-FQF Iu0 1ilQ&A
, 1881-03-12

ylous 'o''" ou 's0' "s"'ass '''' oo week PRO-
Tho death rote of the t,pnrd OF Trade thus far
In tic ycur Is III por cent por unn,, not II por
cent, ns printed yesterday. r'lye possuns in
sIxty-e5ght days II ut tho rAte of abn,it fwcnty-
surcn persons In 3Gj tnys. or fourteen per thou
sand, instead of per hundred.
Tho rricc Of ryo IL now high rs COMPARED with
whcnt, The latter, ut $1.00 par 90 lbs Of Mo. 3
fresh rccclpts, wntld bo nenriy cannl to 0;l.ic
for N lbs, while tho j lbs or No. rye Is saiahle
III ssc. Folks used to think that No. . ryo should
sell Mt Auout tho prlco OF No. wheat In this
mnrkEt.
4 gentleman from st. Louis. yostcrday In Chi
cngn. eays that II .Iuy Could ships all tho corn
ttnt t,us bucu contracted for Us freight Ut st.
Louis. tIoy will send SUMO t00 900 bu down tho
river during tho current year.
Two or tt,roe lots OF muats that Ind been pre-
v0i,sIy bought In this market fur export wore
rc.oIll yesterday. Tho rc,ison was supposed to
bo tho tuct TINT peices here have advanced more
rapidly thnn o, tho other side OF tho Atlantic.
4 tcirRrum from tho house ot Gnbntn, at
llavro, received yesterday, said: "TrIchIntu
found In two cnscs shoulders. Dcoruo
must soon bo cancelled and inspection SUBJ
sItutcd."
Parties In tho trnf1o say that tho gront trouble
Ia not IN rc9nrtl tn trlchnr, but ~ tho un-
sountlnpss or much of tho meat when II arrives
on tho oiher side Of the Atlantic. Said onc OF
them: VII you hid aeon It plcd up MS hive,
In bIg, blnck, and r,ttlng mnsscs, you would not
nnttdor that somebody should Interfere.
Tbo tnlIr nhnut trInh,nm thero In
III tas. ~ 80 ,..s o,.,r
Nv posn' NO oi1o WAS osuF
known 10 utc OF It In France, whise many dlo
| ttlrre every month from cntir bnd mushrooms.
mar :, roni ,,,oi ~ Tho 1,ant so,t yrnr, th,,
tf,.,,st s,ns @ t., ,an oasd,;n, 1,"rt,os
ohhoa othtes hFclscs'h III o'a cona'e1nh. rnIucs
sqg e; settlement @ ~ss .so s ts Fss st s's rns
fart is TINT insuiIlc'uutly cured meats arc
INF IN tho hod OF TIM vessel; hno 81 tney prop
Nhly would II thcy wore packed. or stacked, In
s,lt When pInce,t in thp hold. But tho mcuts pro
n-o.i,Iv ,on;,a1 H. ~ IN nl,,yur,i nv n e,uckrt
r.opno's 4o".s. W "s 4apnnu' " ss"esIe
nrn not rosnlted, anu perAnps sulNcie'it euofe Is
not mado to kcGp thom COOL We hasc hal n
rofurtn In tho shlpuont OF corn acrt,ss tho Az
inn,in. cnnnnt tho oxmmn,o bo rnowrd IN tho
| ."o. .A 'A' s""t''''o ~ -oo"~0 q" '10
caso VI h1eats! ...--.-.-.-...
| THE WHEAT SITUATION.
| Io the Editor ej The Chicago Tribune.
| o.o' ' ." .. ~ .no w ~ ~ 49, ,.
wv enPPtS WI WV WEIR 10 !,4oo,",u M ~ "ueatt
! tcuyjt,p tAo visible supply 94RI,051 bu.
I s.u ,..t. - ~, So r.,,.n.. .,tI,.
,'', nv nu" sAosNo -. ~, .ao @
tHRe1AoF "ltH "a rcuucs4 stocAf III our 4Al'ai1'o
cities, anh tho lntcnnss of tho presont Bprlug,
, 1881-03-12
MlNlNt3 NEWS,
NlHTI1N.

dpse<al Dlpatth to IN Chted1a Jstblns.
DpS1oa, March Lila ulnug shaeps, Quincy
, 1881-03-12

Set earnings, laA,
III 1slba}FU ..........
improvements, ISL
l'nttt OF ugEUuf1t
now equipment. .
, 1881-03-12

declined i, to ir}s: Sullivan i W"ukoi< Ii. to I.
others rs hCfnrn
IL tht irts.trn d*sorta.tn I'res..
Il0sroN, March ll.-AttninR stocks cnseL rs
f0lInws:
A1tOH0k. -. IN t'TwnhlG..- IL
Cupit1- Fnis. EArhver lklut.. ..,...,. Gi
IttiHCnn 5llvee...... %flFIInt Il T.. Mar. k,ref.. "
1fnnktin ...........,.. II
FAN fn4SC1aCN.
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COaxing Sarah

Justice A'Irv had hardly been
opened to legal business yesterday
morning when sleigh Containing
seven or eight persons from bevon
the city limits drove up 10 the doors
Of popular Justice and piled ont
with an air Of business His Honor
was poking he FIRE, when an old man
beckoned hiu into corner and whls-
pered:
Got job Of splicing here for ye.
Ny dar.er Sarah hore is going to
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Giffion.
For Want Of Thought.
CONTINUED FROM LAST WEEK.

Bv and by people began 10 talk.
Heads were shaken and curious & Ian
ces cast as Lena passed through the
village on her way to the woods
And, AS usual, the people most con
cerned were the last to hear of the
rumors. John and Agnes both
thought Lena had improved lately;
she was less petulant and impa'ien,
when things went wrong. more active
in the househouId, AMI Frank thong yht
size grew sweeter and prettler every
tay
It was hay time, and Frank was
bnsv all d4v, and could spare only an
hour or two late in the evening to
come down TO the tarm; and Lena al
ways looked pleased to see him. She
had always smile and welcome
when he came, and she never thought
that the oweet, subtle friendship that
had crept into her life was any wro"e
to him; while Cecil. who had b''n
spoilt all Ills life, and had never
stoppp to count he cost Of a pleasure
or deny himself any pleasure for fear
Of consequences, suffered himself ro
drift lazly down the stream, and new,
cr thought or asked himself how il
was to end.
II saw your pretty little friend AT
the Mill yesterday" said Alice to hi "
one evening, when Cecil had been
dining at greylAnds, and the twe
were saunterlng about the terrace III
the sW eet rose-scented twilight. Al
ice Was looking very handsome that
night IN dress OF shimrnerlng amber
satin, covered aud sottenel with black
lace. and looped up here and there
with real CRIMSON roses. She hac
thrown square of lace over her da'h
head, and hel white arms and neck
cleaned softly through it's folds
"How pretty she is! don't wonder
at your intatuation.
my iniatuation!'-and Cecil BIZ
his moustache savapely. Il don
understand you. Alice. Miss Grey
and are very good friends; but-
"Very good friends indeed" laugh.
ed Alice. looking up with mlschiev,
GUS dark eyes. Cecil don look so
savage. l have heard all about your
walks and rows and woodland ram
eles. People will talk, you know"
"Alice indeed you are mistakenr
cried Cecil. "She is sweet, pretty
little thing, and | admire her awfully
but, MS to anything else-wny she is
going TO BE- married soonl'
81 know" and Alice smiled signif-
eantly. Does her finance approve
Of her PIa,onic amusements, l won
der? You and be used to be very
good friends as boys. Do you call il
honorable? I beg your pardon" -
and Alice broke of suddenly. 81
80 l-ss--irg vou as I ueed N the old
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A Table OfLidc.

The great Shakespeare divided
lna, life into seven ages; but y
modern writer divides it into ten ages
of seven years each, and makes the
following curious table:
7 wears in childhood's 8 sport or play I
7 years in school from day to day, II
7 wears at trade or college life, q
7 years to find a place and wife : 2S
7 wears to work and pleasure given 50
: wears to business hardly driven ~
7 years for some wild goose chase 40
7 years for Wealth-a bottles race So
7 years for boarding for your heirs 6o
7vears in weakness spent, and cares 70
Few, however, would be wiling to
accep. such H programme Of life. The
philosopher who made it looted
through glasses that were too dark,
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lob work-CAsH ON DELIVERY.

hitch to that chap there with the blu"
comforter, and then we're going out t,
have some oysters.''
"Al| right-all right" was the r.
ply, and in tvs minutes the ot1icla!
WAS all ready.
The man with the blue comfortc
! peeled his overcoat, laid aside his hs
and extended his hand to Sarah.
II won't do it'll die first, she
said, as she shrank away.
"She's leetle timid--a leete tim
i'd explained the old man, while .an
mother rebnkinglv Observed
Sarah, don't make fool of your
self here. William will make you =
good husband"
And don't you forget it!' added
William. "Come, Sarah"
II won't, unless we can 60 to New
York on a"ride tower" she snapped
"You'd look nice bride towerr@
around NV York with no batter duda
than you We got, said the mother
Nov, sarah, you stand up and git
married
"Be keerful, rnother-don't maxi
'ef mad, warned the old man. Nov
Sarah, if ye back out everybody wiz
Iatt' at ns
II don't keer | want to travel"
"Yol shall, answered William.
"Where9'
"We'II all go up to the House q:
Correction
"Tain't far nuff. y
The old man beckoned William an,
Sarah outside and began
Nov, Sarah, William Just dote4
=" Eo"'
o"V want IA "il''e tower
Yes; bnt ye can have one. 1h'
r"''roads are all showed uh'er' an"
towers nave gone out OF iasn'0n any
how
Then want diamond ring.
"NoN, don t say that, Sarah, fur l.
wsnt to every store last Saturday an.
they was all cut of diamond rings
"lhpn | want set Of milk turs. "
"Alilh furs! William, | know you Il
buy ern for her in a second. bntthey "
gone ont of stvIe and cant be had
Sarah I'm yer father, halnt l.
Yes, dad. '
"Anl | We allUs been tender O. 7e'
Yes.
"Th1n be tender of me. | wan I"
see We III rrled to William. iol
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ed past rs she gaz Il

dvs when we were children togrh ed past rs she sazd
er." ~ " -" ~ ~,
Cecil walked by her side with r'ed Lena" ~ kn"" t IS
very troubled face. He had rd sha' S 'o"" oS "e ""
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A Passing Sail.

A Passing Sail.
I watched the white sails moving
On the summer sea;
One went hird-wise. wing and wing
Fitting joyonsly;
Ocean space she seemed to NIL
With her graceful fight;
Fancy, spell bound, followed her
Till she was out ofsight.
Behind her one was dimly
Pencilcd ON the mist; a
Ifthc sail-spr'k k moved at all
None in passing wist
Yet was this nm Indian bark,
On her VOYAGE ofycars;
And then a pretty pleasure Yacht
BY idliny school boy steers.
No arogosv or frigntc
Cour,e>ies in waveiets light.
Ships iint cary world supplies
Dare mid-nccnn's might.
Tritlc, Happy frigh'rd yes.
Cnadmrahlc Of thee;
Grnnder than thy small guess,
And father out at sea.
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directly, and told his story in a
straightforward manly way, exonera
ting Lena aud laving the blame on
his own carpes.ness and folly; but
John listened with an unrelaxed face.
II don't see that it makes much
difference whether your vilainv Was
premeditated or done on the spur Of
the moment The consequences are
much the same he SAID cody. "You
have ruined her good name for ever
hot alone bv this nights work, but
bv all that has been going on Tor the
last few weeks, and OF which we hear
only to day
Il swear there Was no harm, inter
rnptpd Cecil. II Lsve been foolish and
Ihoughtle,s enough, Heaven knows;
but, on my honor as u e. n,leman-
He storp"d, ,ilenced BY the quiet
contempt, n johns face.
"Tour honor AS gentIpmAn!' ech-
oed John slowly. well, | a.u not a
gent enan, thank Heaven; and dare
say dent understand your notion .
of homer. The question Is-A hat
preparation are yon go'"g to make
You. W 0, from all accounts, are he
promised Lu> band of another WON
an!
Lena had been listening with
fright ned eyes.
"Agnes, was it so ve,y wrong? she
whispered. II ought to have tol!
Won, know; bat | WAS afraid vvn
would not let me 60 aud | wanted to
spr the lake so mach All, you are
thinking OF Frhnk! He will be angry
of conrst, bnr he won It mind when |
tell him how It happened. "
Oh my darling, 1t is not that
gr"an d Agnes.
Frank would BE- angry, no doubt;
but that Was Il matter Of small lmpor
tance
Agnes WAS thinking Of the gossip
and excitement in t q village, where
Lena absence had already been dis
cnssp1 and &C emnen'ea upon with sig
nIfrant mods and whispers.
The servants, b coming alarmed
when It grew so late and Lena dl'
T. OF rpturn, hal gone to seek her in
ne Vi vlIlagp, and long before John and
\gnes ha returned hom~ everybody
knew tia, Lena an Mr. Caev lpr
bad gone IF tng'thr. b the three
,cIork train. John had l,lgh II a
| frs. AMI thpn hrl q own grave.
L~u would hp in presently, he had
aid She was most Likely At Miss
N-Innrnps Not thrr Well, at
some other tr end ho Sc. There
Wts NO nee To hp anxious Gone III
with Cnev.. ..'iero WHY. she scarcely
knew the man! John would 60 up to
th. Hail. and bring dow the squire
to rontr4dct such mon~trous as>er-
llon i" per, on.
Better net, john Miss Melburn"
had atkei in troubled VOICE
she h ID been among the first to hear
of I'll. report, and had ha | CONF down
to the rniIl ut once II AIN af.ald it
is bad business. -
The, the W hole story had come ont,
1t "a, long time before either John
or Agnes conld believe it It was
impossible that Lena could have de.
caived them in that way, they h'h
said; bat the proofs were too over
powering; and, AS it grew Later and
later, and still she did not come,
John heart sank within him, and he
felt as if it must all b. true. But all
through those weary hours Of waiting
Agnes had never gwen up nope or lost
falrh IN Lena she mlgh' have been
weak and TO Sh--ttat vas ilhely
enough; bni she ~onid govor be Wick
ed, she had sa,d irmlv.
TO BE CONTINUED
COaxing Sarah
j
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SUa. Sll uONiI oN lht phnh h''" W.
get euer\th,ng--time and place aud
home and friends and hv and by,
when we wake up we shall find that
hu,rlr d. of years have passed and
tha, we are all alone in thu worldl
1T wouldn't much matter. said
Cecil softly $50 lorg as We are to
gethsr.'
"If it ,onId only bel he thought
IF ,hev could but step into a boat and
row on the cleaning water aw'y
owaris the golden sunset % some
wonderful enchan'-d island. whore
thew would be alwavs alone toget er.
Thev ate the biscuits Lena had
brought ia her bag, drank water ont
Of broad ly-Iesl, and laughed aud
jested aud pplted each other with
flowers, quite unconscious how qn'ck-
ly the time was passing.
"ht what time does our trai in g.?
asked Lena at last. "Oh dear don t
YOU wish we could tell the sun to
stand still for an hour or two? Whit
Is The matter? Why do You look 80
alarm ID?
"B4can.e it is so l'te'' cried Cecil,
bringing .,om his low seat Lena
vr must run all 'h4 way or we shalt
mss onr trAinl Good tleav n, what
fool hpve baenl
And Agnes will b. so angry, re-
marked Lena 'P'rhaps We may b"
in tlma though "
But Ceci' kne@ that their train
due a. $50 would have gone hv be.
fore they could reach the station
II hope of getting home lay in q
mineral train which generally pissed
about eight ami sometimes stopped to
take ~ Water NJ lrn'"''''''' o'e'
as they reached the station. however,
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