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Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-19
FOR SARATOGA. The New Haven and Northampton
 Railroad. The Only Lime UNDER the Berkshire
 Hills.

The Only Line UNDER the Berkshire
 Hills.
 On and after Wednesday, July 18th, sa SPECIAL SARA OGA TRAIN A%&1 will leave NEW HAVEN at 1925 a. m. (N. r. time) and run through the Tunnel to Sarato- ga reaching there at 4:3O p; m. GA at 9:15 a. m. and reach New Haven at 4:o5 p m. The train leaving New Haven at 7:2O a. m will con through the Tunnel and stop over at North Adams Troy and get to Saratoga at 430 or 600 D. m The scenery of the Deerheld and Hoosac Valleys is very hne-the ride for nearly five miles under the mountain rare experienc. Elegant cars, new road, steel tra K. iron bridges and no dust.
 Try the Tunnel Route. THE ONLY SHORT LINE :! 1o v.v., 7r o+, EDW' l9SI A. RAX' G. iT;i T; A; New Haven and Derby Railroad. Train arrangement commencing June 27, 1881.
 LEAVE NEW HAVEN, At 7' and $50 nha7h M aq2 assSs sSS fl' and P m At 6:45, 745 s:S5 and 11:42 m, s15 and 7:34 D. n Connections are made at Ansonia with & pssaengsr sl with the principal trains of etheE roSds oe9tertne New Haven, June 25, 1881 js27 Boston & New York Air Line k.R.
 On and after MONDAY, June 6, 1881, train g ssEH will run as follows:
 EaEssd 500 &. train for Willimanttc.
 s05 Q. Train for Willimantio connects st
 Willimantic with trains of the N. Y. and st I:io D. m, Providence 12:15, worcester 21o p. m., and Norwich at 11:06 a. -''>' T maatio m 1 with M N r. and N E and New London Northern Railroads.
 s:o5 p Train for Wiimantic, connecting Wi!i- mantic with New London Northern k. R. for Norwich and New London.
 Trains leave Turnervile for Colchester st s47 g. m Leave Colchester for Turaervile at s25 and 11!31 irains connect st Middletown with the Hartford and Conuecttclt Valley Railroad for Saybrook and Hartford J. H: FRANkL1N,
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-19
DIR. s. w. FISKE.

DIR. s. W. FISKE. The Popular Medical and Business Clair
 voyant,
 WAY ILL not visit New Haven again until Sept. 10, w and will then rema n until Sept. 26th The Dr. examines and prescribes for the sick with great success. Re gives valuable advice on all business matters, either social nancial He will tell you if success diversity awaits you, also of journeys loss es, absent friends, etc. All should consult him; he Is always reliable.
 Sittings forbusiness affairs examination of the sick, sl. Communications by letter upon business or health must contain $2, age, sex, lock Of further particulars send stamp and get circu lar.
 Read what New Haven people ray about Dr. Fiske: This is to certify that have been sick for the past ten years and have been treated nearly phy sician in New Haven also by three others in Concord N. H. can truly say that have never received any permanent benefit whatever until I applied to Dr. Eiske. have only been under his care two months, and have been greatly benefited and all the time rapidly improving. Also my daughter, Mrs. Sarah Clark is nearly cured She had been sick for nearly two years, unable to work. After only months treatment am happy to say, she is nearly cured. am ready to answer to the above statement. I am, truly yours, Mrs BOWEN and Mrs CLARK, This is to certify that have been suffering with Liver and Kidney Diseases Loss of Vitality Weak Lungs, and Patn in the Head I had the Cramps so bad that could not work much of the time but since have put myself under Dr. Fiske's care have inn proved rapidly and feel like My old con- plaints have about all left and still all the time gaining I am, truly yours,
 MILFORD H. TALMAGE,
 jy27 d&w 75 Lord Street, New Haven.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-19

3 to buy while am offering DESIRABLE LOTS ont foot upwards. Located as follows: 100 Lots-orangs Center. 30 Acres-Near Branford Center splendid site for
 building. 30 Aerss-Near Maltby's Lake, Eproutland. Also the best FACTORY BITES in the ;City or Country. One Block Houss-Homs Place. | One Block House-Sy1van Avenue One Small HouBe-Thorn Street. One Small House and Barn-AdsliAa Street. | One SRAu House, Barn and Eheds- GIver Street. Ons smau Hoass-Oak Street. I've aSrnaH Kouses-Morris Street. | About 9e acres of sproutland near Maitby Park. 50 acres land in Whitnsyville, Saunders Nur | sery. i S5 acres on A1lingtown Heights. l 20 acres of peat1and in the town of Milford. l 2SO acres of peatland in the town of Branford. | And other Property t0o numerous to mention.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-19

REAL ESTATE is advancing. Now is your tim Lots-State Street, Long Wharf Lots-Whitney Avenue. Samuel Bishop Property, corner Grown and Gregson
 Streets Iots-Howard Hallock and Dixwen Avenues. Lots-Greenwich and Kimberly Avenues. Lots-Iamberton, Washington, Cedar and Carlisle
 Streets.
 Lots-Portsaa Hallock, White Morris and West
 Streets Lots-Adelne, Daggett, Starr, Newhall and Bassett
 Streets. Iots-Harriett Canal Grant and John Streets 100 Shore Lots on Lighthouse Point. 10 Shore Lots below Wayerly Grove, West Haven. loo Iots-WaIlinoford 100 Lots-Derby Avenue. 40 Lots-AIlingtown. 75 Lots-AugerviIle. 100 Lots-East Haven, near East Haven Center. 100 Lots-Near Hamden Church, Hamden. 1000 Lots-Montowese, North Haven. Small Payment will secure any of the above staIIments to suit the purchaser.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-19
Aug. 19, 1881.
Gra6eIers' @uiNt.
Steamboat Line for New York

-~A The steamer O F. NoRTHAM. Cant. skxzSas33a7ssSJ G.aBowns, win leave New Haven at 13.00 p. m, shnGAyu excepted stAterooms sold at oftice of Peck Biahop, 219 Chapel street, and at Kloeks Drug Store, corner Chapel and Church sts. Steamef OCNTTHENTAL. Capt. F. J. Peck, leaves
 New Haven hk 1e:1B a. m Sundays excepted l. FROM NEW E0RK-Ths 0. H. NORTHAM leaves Pooh Slip Ut p.-m.. and the ELM CITY at 118o It IA e'cinek nidnMlSsts. fs5sf4a --s~'' Sunday Night Boat for New York. The steamer NEW HAVEN, Capt. Snow leaves New Haven at 1o:So p. Staterooms sold at the Elliott House. Free stage from Insurance Buildinc Chapel street. conamencinR at 9 D. m. Tickets are sold and baggage checked through to
 Philadslphia Cbeth routesl Baltimore and Washing- ton.
 jy1s JAS E. WARD A1ent
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-19
Housat0nic Railroad.

Shortest, Quickest and Cheapest Route for Albany, Troy, Sar-
 atOga and the West.
 PASSENGER TRAINS Leave BRIDGEPORT for ALBANY, TROY, SARATO- GA and the WEST, 1010 g.. m. (upon arrival of 9:35 8. nn. train from New Haven) WITH THROUH CAR FOR ALBANY. arriv- ing at 2:40 D. m. Arrives at Saratoga 4:4e D. connecting at Albany with BIO D. no. Chicago Express, arriving in Chicago at 800 the next ?.
 Leave BRIDGEPORT at 535 p. m. (conneoting with 4:3o p. Train from New Havenl arriving in Albany st 10:05 p. na., Saratoga 12:48 night Returning Express Train leaves Saratoga at Too P m, and Albany at 2:45 p.m., ,twith THROUGH CAR via State Line) arriving in Bridgeport at TAO New Haven at 500 p. m. Through Tickets sold and Baggage Checked direct to and from New Haven, Pfttsfield and all Hous- atomic stations North Adams Albany, Troy and Sara togs.
 Fl. D. AVERILL, General Ticket Agent.
 L. B. STILtSON, Superintendent. Bridgeport, Conn.,, July 21, 1881. jy15
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-19

BAYARD TAYLOR, Poet and Traveller, Said great pleasure in recommending to pa rents the Academy of MT. Swithin c. Shortlidge"
 Hon. FERNANDO WOOD, MI. C., Said Qs8J: 'sI cheerfully consent to the of my name as reference My boys will return to you for their fourth year) after their vacation"
 For new Illustrated Circular address SWITHIN c. SHORTLIDGE, A. M., Harvard Univer- sity Graduate, Media, Pa. .12 miles from Phila.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-19
EDUCATION AND EMPLOYMENT

Corners Commercial College oldest institution of it's class in America It still continues to give superior instruction in all the Commercial Bra nches. Over Two Hundred of its graduates assisted to suitable Employ ment last year. which vouches it's high standing with business men. Send for the latest catalogue 666 Washington St., corner of Beach St.. Ra.fon
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-19
HE SWIMMER, MONTHS

is the critical period infant life shown by the bills of mortality compared with the other months of the year. As dietetic in cases of Cholera 1nfantnm Dysentery. Chronic DiarrhOea, Cholera,
, 1881-03-23

trary, hI+ wlfs who went dawn III flor'l" to
tHkerar nt him. ........
II. PAIL, for MI thu stpk Il 50 firm, Is now tho
subject nf 1T, Immense n,,1lnt of lcar talk. .'ho
Will street t,ipcr stnscs that Mr.. N't.'hcll ms
lnanel to Ills cef,rnny nnnut twb 'hillfoas Vi
,lnllnrs 10 ct,vut tlu dividend h1l thu exlH'i'ses
le.rrc,, i,y tho sitow 1!s,ck a,lc. Thu loan - nx-
cctc,i to l, rn,nt1rscd ly tic snl hf four null
ipus Ut l,onl4 on tic Council t'fntIs Dsvls'tH''
md the t1urinnn ilu,lsr which hah ior1rsu
synlIcntn fur iIoat.ng tl,csn ''n1'ls *''sn'is ho
stuck and uslvlscs It's r1saers tn lily II NJ I'll"
Il share, when not Il cent hhs lncn rArlic 10y TUG
co.n,a,ny sInre December Inst. nnt when o.,
scycrni or Its divisions nnly MI ncchstn'lAl
passenger trnln ln,s bern rnn .'frEns tho tast
hrcu t,,,,nths It IS also AsscrtcI TINS tlie eno"
plockntlc III tho Sioux City i'akntn Division
wns ras.cl only fir oc day slnco Feb Il TINT "h
the leucinr nv!al nnly nnc train WINS run tl,leo
Fr}, ~. and tl.t tho SoCort, MnncsotH DIVISION
| hut hccn blnckr.rd fur II rrrl'ni II fIrAsly Two
nnt, ,,r n,nllslla. III the fncr Ut these lae's
tho prlcc III st, rn,,i cotnh,ou Inns hem heItl IN
tot,Nti, md tue transactions hnsc hecn arees
t,nn shosc III any other stock, except L"ck"-
| wMnnn. -,
Thu following shows tho fluctuations OF thc
! nrtlyu stocks;
, 1881-03-23

rhe agsrcgato receipts nf wheat rnportea Ut ..
yesterday ut Chicago, M!!wnnltcc, Fuch'', IT.
Lo,is, nntf l>ntrnt wero Aa.oop ''li. THO toe-
rcsnoulpg a1.If,rnct,is we're ;E:,t h''. THO Rhlp-
n1r,ts fron. Now Ynrk. Philadelphia, nnd H"'s'-
,pnru aggregated 3ad,000 b'I.
The ur,tl,ee tnoven,eut rerortod frntn New
York ycstrruy Included Tho following: itc-
cepts-Iiaur, ~. tto brs: whc"t "4h t,!t; corn'
l,aO1D In; tmts :. 100 ; carIs-sncnl. 1.'h7 rkEs'
ryo i,B7s but: hurley. :.**o In: 'naIs' S'to Ut;
n,rk, ii hrls: beef, a,"s'I bsls: tt n'cata' 4"tS
pkus; ,nr,t, 4. .3ts les: whisky. 4ol tr's.
Exports far fnrty.eiRht hut'rs-F!o''r' Eh'M'
urls; wheat, ea;ooo bu; corr, HUN m; oa's'
1,OD0 In. .,.... -. -.,,.
Tl,p following wero tho direct exports tr"na
,h;a c,ty during tim lust wcuk u, through bills I'll
In.ing: a,s.B Iris ilour :::0I7 bit wheat: n.'"s sN
cur,,, I'm pkgs pork, EIs.t boxes meat, sA' c'lses
ranncd ,ncnts, 7.la pkRs lar,l. 1ao urls tongues
IL Iris pcf. 7,aG5 lbs hItter, EE,os" ss cheese
s;5 trls alcohol, 1io7 lbs olcalkc. .a l'rs eort'-
tuc,ll, ira brts oaf-tnenl. ,
ri, following nro tho foottn9s Of the o!''o'"l
rcport Of grain III atorc III this city on tho ose-
inu Of saturday last u1,d corresponding date
, 1881-03-23
BUSlN .ESS.
Stocks More Active, but Prices
Moving Downward.
Probability Of MI Extra Session Falls TO
I,eYtye The Market.
Finances in Chicago Dull-Light Currency
Movcmont-Mouey Easier'
Tho Produce Markets Active, and Generally
Wcak-A 9oats' Day.
Provisions Yery l!ta,y-CraIa Declined In SJmpa
lhy, and With rlatr Weather.


ato,kt wcro moro active and prices showed no
f,iayu,cy. The conf stocks. which "cro m'st
freely lealt III. exhibited tho te.lst ssronHth'
Several rcprts calculated IL alvo SUPPORT to tae
market wcro nut into circulation. with no coil
Siderable effect. Moss Important Of these WIS
tho statement, n,nle with utent positivhness.
TINT President Unrtclil hAd determined ~ cali
Ill Hxtea aoss0t, hf Congress, to meet IN ABOUT"
mo,,th, md shMt In tho call lia would insert m
urgent recommendation that per cont 1tlll.'-
Ink bill " passed. un ms ne"a 'ao
1,curs u iho previous. two Or three days
bacamc FREQ buyers. hut they ha' no mp
pnrcnt difficulty III obtaining their atocks win.
o,lt advancing qllotators. simultaneously win
lrs,p IL Wabash preferred from W 10 e'' afla III
thu common from u TO H. cnt1ic tho tows tnat
! Mr.. tlvulb tla.l w.rc,i Ills Now York br'ReFA ~
| sustf1n bis stock. Which was cause anu wh!en
effect wmIls he rna1i to any. fctlte1ioh VI ~
| cents tonln tho pelco OF cool BY MI TIM conf
| pnntcs, following tho irnd of tho Pennsylvania
i,onl COMPANY, brought aHt some coni stocks tnr
sale, anl caused DECLINE in NIL hut Rendln2.
| Tho announcement III tho morning pnpcrs oi
tho ue,y issuc OF Northern rnc!ilc carr1cd aowh
tho prfca Of tho common e. IN 4Is. anu Or '1ne
prrfcrred 10 tU from G8h. These httcr-
wnr,l rrcoyctcl to 4:3M nntI Bs1i. At the close
tho ,nnrkot lookrh wcnk agntsl, aud tho hehss
tmk fr,,sh t,n.s,,,,u. III Chicago. business waa
very light, hit tho tendency WIS to bl'y rashce
th1n sell. ....
Pullman rose from 40 To III. No rohson was
Ritcn FOR tho nlylncc which was fHhfic on p"'
claacs by nsklcrs Int 1t Is prob"oiy eonncctsn
with tho development Of Mr. fuiiman'a nngn,1-
cunt scheme nj Pullman, south OF this c!tS.
THE Palncc Cnl CompnnY nro speha'nR
$a,MN,uU nut Of thelr cummings there Ill
, tile erection Ut new tNr-wdrks WHICH
. when completed will bo male tho basls Iof tho
! issue nt new stock or scrip III soao iofsa !"
Stockholders, Whom It Is remembered TINT tue
III n thr}ttI nf GENT 1H4T.
, 1881-03-23

r1nIr,-was au.ot und unchanged. Thero VIVA
sOue jrautry fur cxpslrt, and rnnO nf 's* taso,.
Tho 1utnI tEn!u was small hMaDs wHro f2I0rt1tt "
m hrs Winters purity ut fL8s, :nu sucks and u 1r!s
dnubla srIng extras. partly NJ tt7S: ~ sucks Low
gralus M prlY1to terns; 20 brs t'cHwheat ~ saus
ind l brls rJu s"ur NJ &'s fGtal. oa"al % ]tM
hrIa tsxryrt Huurs wero qu1t.Nt ut A@5sdW 1oF
u9,ud to Csulcc, md ryn tl1 ht tli&Sl1A
NrItEu MIL1rrUprs-Wcrs Nntot nHd tr'n' With q
l!.ht supply. Sales turur'u' OF cars bran a.
$tL7S car ula1dzS At t!huI; chta feea Ut *sW'
uy w1,rut screenings =. sit1 5N mgs corn.acnl ~
t:U cur coaEss tn vt s1so and car 10 to""aaoo'
st klM .,...- ,
ouo weak Tho market dcclnud va I!dc ard c'usod
sffktke buow the ntost psIceh Vt Monday. 1lvets"'
rul.rtud fnlr .n1lry, hut t1 wnh shining heru.
1..a d' H. xS'sS:: ssJ 'It II waas
y e !" 81 Ys ss 0s sss" sS s"' us II :sfs
ssSssa wSTS sa.s Es.sf "s,iess i.o t,nnT h.rs
sYss E '5 ) @ Il M ,sIS I;
sssssss' ssssss ss sSs sss II;
sS ' ;s s'ss ,s; i: Till
s'fs T$!s ,SES'lS ss II ;s,ss;s S
A; f. ss AZ H Al ssS
st,.IS. .S sss sssf jass H%, :s%Fs
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s;sS ;s;ss!sS sfsE|: Il IT, II ;si i; 5 M IL S' .'
'GtSWss Sss.ny asiI, 'sssagas5 s, .;!ss
S: e. sseT III IT, s:ss! ss e. ssS sfS VI
I;;sss, sSss .s t, ss,'%s H. es s!
ssa: @ ; is,s i Eti,'s i
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snsh S y SS !"
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ltsHAs; NV " rSucsa y H. ns ~ v ~ III n
, 1881-03-23
RECEIPTS. II
/ Hlstt'MES'FH.
AIlTict.Es.

Tho following grain WIS inspected Into storu
lit this city yesterday morning: ! car No. red
winter wheat, cnrs No. spring, i cars No. :1tlo,
2 curs rejected tlD wheat: 4 cars nov high
mixed corn, 10 cars rejected, etc.; cars wh'so
outs, 4 cnrs rejected 10: Z cars No. u barley.
Tosul, ID carH. or Il, 600 bu, Inspected 0llt: 9l
bu whcnt, 7,ss9A hu corn, 4ol bu ryo. ",11o bu
bartey.
Withdrawn from store during Monday for city
consumption: :ol hu wheat. l,7W bu barley.
Tho lca,l!ng produce markots woro weak yes-
tortay. Tho rottsun WIS tcrsoly stHtct By an us1-
tooker thus: ~ dash of sunshine has put down
wheat and corn, n.t as for provisions, wcll--
McO-- IL In Milwaukee," There was. perhnps.
rcnsun fnr tho latter In a furthor decline In
,ncuts In Liverpool. but tho nrltlsh
markets wcro trnl on breadstufta. Thero
was sono heavy selling OF long stuIt
III I'LL tho principal departmonts'
Mces pork clesca eoo lower. at slb.lbasi5.i7h for
April and s15.;Udllb.;s.: for May. Lnrd closed
liz lawer, Ut Slu.4.:iG3lOaa for April and SlObsH
9ti0.5s for Muy. Short rIbs closcl 7ho Iower. at
ST tsi Nus for bIay. WhcAt closed 10 lower, ut
xt0lh 0t.ols for April and $l.Wh1l .osai for
Muv. Coru ctosed 40 lower, Mt Gs'o bid for April
aul Tic bill fur aay. t,nts closed asGtto
lhwer, at 3,z6t:llaic for KiIt-olge'l, :s'7tu for
regular, a8EGE:)y fur April, an4 at!s0IAt&o for
May. Two cltsuA stcNly ut Isc Tor regular. u 90
blu for Rlt.etsxcd. V7so tor April, ard $lo0}i bid
an,l sl.Ol asked for May. hurley ctosed dull and
unchanged from tho prcviaNs days quotations
lIt,u4 wero ~ hi9hur, ut f570S1H00 for light anu
at F,.B0Gl8.I0 for heavy. Cattle wcro tisn, will
sates Rt $e.ho1H.s5.
nry gotkls met with s0mewhHf hettor de-
mann both froEs. tho city aNl country trslda bl
tho volume af bsslncas was not what tt shouit
la ut this stag8 Of the season. Oructrlts re-
m1lnetl exceedingly Qllet. though rather nltlr'
WIS doing tlan an thu preceding day. Prlcc'
were nut subjected 10 ary quosablc change. Il
, 1881-03-23

III Nsw York tho spring trtdc' Aceofai''H ~
tho Suw York TFib"K. thus Tar aas not pfose"
10 10 equa, to expectations. Excepting t"i
grain, tho prices for Ill tho great sfnplcat
merchandise, such ia iron, coal, wool, aha col
ton, nnd their respective taDrlcs. show accl'h'
tnk tendency becA''se Of fnl supply aho
s,,,AlL demand. Tho city Is tu'l IT mcrean1ts
from a parts OF tho country, INT tito coiitlalht
IL tat IN ttGir purchases tho coutitry 1erca'hts
aru ,rAct!uing such II hRnd'to.mouth" policy
shat tho markets nru not relieved nt the aecst'
u,u!atcsl sslrpIusrs nf tho lust three 1'untns.
This condition undoubtedly n partly .i'le I" tho
backward spring, but II knowlctsRo Of tho causo
dues nut ro1,oyo the fact thnt the situation is
not regarded liz satisfactory In mercantile elr-
ulcs.A
With regard to tho conl sradu. tho althfra'
,lournnl says tho trntlp ot week hurnrn Inst wna
very .lui!. The conl sont to market was lnrRcly
in excess OF thAt ur my week slnco tho begin.
ming Ut tho yuar. Tho .,,snntlty On hund was
lnrxely III uxcess or thu nces Ut tue 1nurkct, and
tho etIeat Ut tho lnrRe shipments WIS onl to ad
to tho depression which has characterized e'o
, 1881-03-23
STRIKE IN KNOX COLLEGE.

Special DIpateh to iht Chicago 1Ftouass
GALEspuHu, ILL.,, March s!.-Tlo students
ot Knox College nre greatly worked M ever
tho expulsion of Mr. i. II. llornbaker. VI
Peoria. liz IL ciarEed. ainollg other things.
Will. being Intoxicated! ut recent c!aas'ts,rty,
md using offensive language. The snp!lo-
,uore class, Ut which hu WAS III honorable
lucnlher, llayu demanded 1T this Faculty u
tu!r and honorable llearllg. They !lavo
withdrawn, md REFUSE to niteLt rtcltatiosls.
They Will s,u,ul t,y the1r clHesnsa!e. Horn.
baker slenirs ,tlIe charges. liz Is VapalAr
With thu stlltlenis, AMI they etlaently"stll
stald BY him tO tho cuu.
, 1881-03-23
Ran ptASGisGo. .....
SAN FnsxcistA,, Chi, Mnrh ssss.-F'l1owlng nr'
Tho following Instruments wero hlod Tor roo
or.l Tuesday, March r.

Tho following Instruments wuro hlcu Tor 'oc
or.l Tuesday, March r..
CITY PROPERTY.
csss;s VI "a a.. & q snts ns !''SGa; % S
rsS .;ss ss.ss il ;S,aa TS'a Taasan III
;;:$ $$%;' i iii i
:,$a si;S j! &s;:e
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ss II il III Il e,ss %s'; i a ss:
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As:s Ass;ss ,is::;! i 1; ,' s$s Isas si 1;
ca:s ,sha Il, i dstsd
March 1E, =. i,reyus IL l.lsettN Auclhet1::.. .I
W.T. "sss ssS :is Ii ,eag i"3"ik kapie' II; Il 4
l g ss.os MA 'asf $S,sS
t:iahtsnnth T. .; Tx.s ~ 'vts,r f'shoki r.
| MMrch - tJnsrph .farn y aineaih ~ ggt1iGi
N;hsi Moun @ II y ~. n. ~ s,}i,n nditt1n dntrd
Il! Hi, m NJ - T., ssnrn ID W. i. Mssj,,,....,... 1a
M .;: Ss!sS It SssISs% il IN: III! iS VIII
nSsass TIL j. III & xStG ": x:it
Improved, dnted Marc!, II tt. and f. .laEn to n.
Sick!!ht. flnl!pGfs} III
s9Mt! ttt!ttea Il. .' ~. =. ! y III Ernns ~ l. IT.
w. T. aated March - .t..' r.'". 80 IL
kufth Thlnnp II. III tta uG West Mnshtn4iai,il:S il
f.Y&xS1N-b II. iHproycn s!nicM i,sG. IT. 10" Al
Wcst washington II, =. \. W It U ~ Atin Il +n1
tIlj It. dated Ainrct tIuhn X. lttsktll ~ hHts
H. Ut CAlsl. ~ y
Int IN s1rGct be- wCun ABtOr IND Stnnn SIS nHu
, 1881-03-23

, 'wss,ssn ] WHEN " % nsr stocs opc"ea' '4; a's@e'''
3x. n,,nr;er,5 diynieni ~ nor cent paynbo Arrtll.
Foreign exctHnKe cls,scd wcnk Sterling poascd
rates closed ut 4a0siG5iEa For sixty''"y com
merenl bills fnr prompt delivery, 416alGbi1S.
For threu wcrts delivery. 4I7iG It8ai. eixty-dny
commercial bills prompt delivery OIL lfAvrc, SIIi
@:sa) bordeaux. h30. Stxty-,lay commercial
hIits on Antwerp, deliverable prompt, were hs.f
@.:IN,;. llaukcrs hills on 0ernNuy were " Tor
sixty t!uys a.ld Hl!a fur tletnn1ld: n5tiuty-tay
prompt commercial bills, 'G.lNEa. sxty'lay
commercial, oil bankera, delivered rrnnlrt p"A
Gkexl.s; snnsc delivered in thrt'c weeks. fl5!}ai
Cnntnerctul tIrlwr III commercial lMrtics wero
nj. Uankers gHllprs III Holland were'8as 1or'
sixty days mt! :M:a fur demand; efxty-tns coin"
.ncrcaI was ;s'!id1E'tiG shippers exchange Oh
| Ss,y York wns talGi70o l[scnsll,t.
Tho vnluu t$H. .+s:s,aN| Of tho Imports of sner-
| chautfro ut the pUrt 1T Now York for tho week
cn!cd Saturday Ia sls.s Iess t.Mn tho ynl'lo for
ths preceding wetk, n!lii 1Hl legs thnn for
| tho snlno week of lsAg. The exports OF 1,lcr-
chnndac yu!un! ut ::i ksl, fur tin week onf'ed
'ruGulny, sInrrh H. hrc s'A s)S less thin Tor tho
rrcceltyg w,,c,s nnd 81. H., i.) mora thai fnr thu
corresponding week of iSsD. Thu total move
! tuc1lt of merchandise ut Tho pnrt FROM inn.
10 thu duties nu.i,ri compared With the sans
tl,no OF lsn. shows MI inarcase Of St",o7"Go Ill
tho vnlse Of tho exports nnd IL tIccr1nsu ur tlI.-
aI.0ja II tile Vnftlc nf tho lH"rfs. THO fapar's
Il VI kpcttu laat wogh amounted to $HGLS!n, milking
II fetal a1 S1al!1 l1 Hineo jMn nEal1lst ,i1h'.-
, :Es to tho sY.i1 dHto IN lSy The Exports or
st,tetu to intt this yenr nnot1nt tn s:''a7H"'
ngul,ist $3.1:l7st for tho Same time Inst yenr
{ 1'hrse ghulSGa SHOW culIIiMr.tlso difference
Of $.4S;li..al In fnvnr If New Yurk OFT tho fnr-
ug, movements, othor than Of securities, slilco
Jnp.f
i x subscriber lnakrs tho following inquiry:
IL ths Editor II The Chseago Tribune.
scTv Mor %n Sor starnx i ess
such quotations aH tho fEllawlnE-sx.: For aXty.
, 1881-03-23
ELGIN FIRE DEPARTMENT. ,

4Pffla1 U1IPlftk II Iht Ch1ta30 1T1bHt1ss
El.aiN, ILL.,, March :.s..-Ile Elgn Fire de-
partnseI.t held IT. annual meeting mil elec-
to,rut the Cuurt-l!uusH lust uycllng. SeyeM
N5c companies wcru represented. Il. u. FAR
kin was cllosun Chief fur thu ensuing yenr;
Louis Provost, Flsst .tssi>tanl: \. Apple.
Second Assistant; a1Il .Jall.! V. SGlls1!ler WIS
reelected SocsetArY. The Council Will COLI
Erku ttlg tltct1uII,
, 1881-03-23

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NAlNl; -Wn. nvnn nlun,st entlrn1y llta1oss, ~ilh
Nh. cnai q,iDtntb nj fihbilTt. NJ. hAl nySHc mid
M. nj AttAH. Sd rH,h *n* t1ttHhln nt ,Itf iii,
fnr Alt.,st. nnt Nh. j NJ NJ: fir thH kn,n tnnih
idttr was tI',r ~ Thu sntmrN n,Arhnl. trsn xnins
wHr" s,l" Ut IN hi BY anf''ie Mt x!.se for :t0i I
trnck. TttHi, 1ltn. '
Tyt, ufGIEM'A ntiAnn.
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Mnrt, enl.a" !niss fnr Apis. thATlLtrdt i,ir Nny
mid II Trf l.Aa. 1Ht Nhr. tttfGa mlr " hI.
IN In NJ tInIA,".tt7i hsllrr APRIL sL,;tnI,G srlrr
Mny ni, $lt'{p l.tH4 teiIur tNn ,tthu rl winter
:sIfu fGr April ~ 49,. Ir May =, ht. Eh it,r tmI,r
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Et rGnt Inr, nd !tt ~ tnIIur July. tlat eiu1mi
S'as :a ,h r ,,,''s, w 'siG, Mn,
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ijtf suIIrr at,rii, tli;spm s!i s4rr Mny, md fi X
t.EL i!t fr AnrIl. sl5Gts INi fs 3tny, flukt Ls5x
for tii., aid y, ,nr July fac. weee maid
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miller Asy tl''s' tnt; .,l!r 'nNS seir
cs'!:s II s il scst wv ,shTt rhs ~ bet:
{i.t1i i.i!i ne innr. wlii, tHlHs nf 0 lbs nj HIs
rc!lrf Arr!l lf,ti titfs4" "7'I1 tct!nr Asny.
Thcrn wna kn,,th irrG3HnT trading fnnn nftnr th0
call which Indicated wemkticss In IH,i grain md
ir,,sl.tH!,., wfinat ccnnH ,t4}kc corn t1]lc, md
nQEk An1 lard 4X&1bG