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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-12-14
HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH,
FOR 1882.
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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-12-14

MEMS DEPARTMENT,
OVERCOATS.
We have in 800 shades and materials, many
styles. or made with long. soft roll, and we show
some elegant carmen Is with the Silk Facings'
Reversible Overcoats and Ul-
sterettes.
Which being translated means two coats in one,
surpasses any previous display. Over 100 differ
ent styles in handsome light and dark patterns:
Mems Chinchlla Overcoats 8 1 SO to . 81
Mems Fancy Back Overcoats so to rs
Fine German Beaver, English
Kersey and Melton Overcoats 80 to 13 rs
French Diagonal and Worsted
0vercoats with or without
Silk Facings 90 to II 81
Mems Cassirne.o Suits 60 to 4 12
Mems Worstod Suits l6 to 10
Mems Cheviot Suits so to 8 so
Meu's Harris Cashmere Suits so
Mems frglish Mixed Suits Is to 1O 81
Mems finest English Cashmere,
Worsted 5nd Diagonal Suits, 10 90 to IL 50
Cut in English Walking Coats and Double or
Single Breasted Sack Styles.
Mems scotch Choviot Pants ) 06 to ) 30
lIen's Wor=ted Pants, Spring
Bottom or Wide 81 to IS
Mems Cashmere Pants Spring
Bottom or Wide 6S to 30
Imported Worsted and Finest
Broad Cloth Pants So to 80
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-12-14

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THE DAILYTELEGRApH

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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-12-14
Esiray Cow.

A dark red cow, with large white
spot on her face, and having one sore
teat, strayed away from Butler a few
days ago Any information regarding
her will be thankfully received at this
Office.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1881-12-14

Court met on Monday, of to IS week, AID pro-
ceeded to Ire trial OF cases on tie criminal list
The first case taken up was that of tne Com
morwealth aga nst Eo3eTt Dav dson. indicted
for an aggravated assault and bal, cry upon Jo-
mas Har zell, Penn township. This case is on
trial a: the time Of oar going to press.
A number of old citizens are serv ng upon
the jury this week, amony them we not ce Daw-
son Wadswortn, of Slipperryroek township
James Kerr, of Mercer township; Benjamin
Douthett, of Adams township; John Montgom-
cry, of Clinton township, and Moore McCand-
less of Centre township.
The Grand Jury, held over from last week to
this, finished their labors on Tuesday. Their
report on public buildings, etc., will appear In
our next
, 1881-07-01

fiUit M.stt Nattfff.
Dsi In, thon, tnll1u lIltu butlI4 bccnuKo ttoIne
r:.ua Of, Tho Iibur. L. eulIuontlyn eh!I,l Of tho
aiber. liut EAthur Thur Is itn1uukaly .1lIu of
!,so fat!'cra who do ,!ut scrl,ue t swallow ~
l. "ot Iitsis tins "aeraus ior wtlat It'll Isit
q Sarrsd s On tS aSssi is ~s r,ss sst' ra
mort pr1lsuwnrthy. anti tttuy lnye brought
20 light much TINT II !ncrcsslhg n!s Instructive;
in EAn bu dug out II tia tlttGhs river Et,tl ID
t1 gull tle .iow,l US souls Us ihey n9 tl'sg 0!l.
AZ ; 'e .snet II a s II p htrSS, Wi T. nsE1
1ho ssfea1,. Anu wlnt ts lsIt "r uslln is n.'ead
ssh ,o s as sst Gse, uS y ; t''is It, sa
interest, JUDGED. Is Of II son,uwhnt d!lorunt
trst with tho artist aiNl OstA Will tho iisturl.sl
Eothnx ot my n"st vsrr ;, npo'}s IT, a o,;
POsnpuil Itself. Hut Krr4l 'lgul happened ut
Qstia. nnf1 thIt ut widely distant ttHles, Uatlu,
4sstfoyed BY atnr!u.: ses!o.c'l " sllM was ia!l.
= = Ito IL hasa'. @ q ito!ss: i hsG y!s!asS i
tho samn onnny which MftcrwArsts aver.
sem9 !tasem'' a ana nisn; c tue ror sit'
Yet, Notwithstanding ills misfortune. natwtth-
standing tho chnMHp which It te'l I, wtien claI,l
tus found i aceifui q transies t!a hare.r , .!
Ostta contrlSo.i TO livs oa thrt,sgh ut d!ssti.
xantasss For y hs many a''a xrSitt buId!'!Es
stss ~" sssaSS tas e"s VIII assssiat @
shrinp u Nlthrns; Theto q a1utlltant csllo'lct
Erent ufGhllnclurul Waska weri rArr!etl un ii
Ossla. iiesdes the palace, tl.0ro IL th9, Krual
aensIal seMp!o. ~ II q Iap!teti Or M At Vtlenn
thcatre whnse eolutnAs 4ul inscriptions kappt,
no hn.all ,naterlals Tor stu.iy,-h thualrG ul
sests so ot Draxs s maee ~ s b wISi
certainly suggests tl,Me or Arlea,
, 1881-07-01

EpftfRI {lftpnfth 10 IAe Eh4fdf0 IfQ1hHes
IlnsrOx. June 3U:-THo stock t,hrkgt IL YcncT..
Sly ssc s a ast m Is fT eisSSee sSes rs t sf
Sgss ] yt t,y a." aa a. IT, ci!,sys ysfas@ it vs. %a s IL
S?ss " VI ss;s1ss , ss ;.
lMiHxton M + Quincy, ,ykieh 'Has lsen neglected q
hts aax;cc.! e la III 'erSl i,l
washnH Srsats' very '"H }it,Ie Stuck @ co'cs o;t
.rhora wcro nn!y twsnty. s1aros *oltl to. o.
II, ii'sto" % s."iso 1t ID. MSips ceatrai it s
NSf'ssn as p1solr s !p@aa na i oMsi sssst ct & o
s sai,isal,a seia 1t ioi: Toe'l?. Deiph;!. : :
Sioux City ntlvanccd fron INK to a1A. Mnrluetts,
H. &9. from .. to l., pn!!.nan ~. frn ;I ,o.',t III
sonos e @ boss H pS"" N ss1'a se 4, ff @ nna @
CENTRAL new blttcts at o.. WISCONSIN ccntrl
tacl!nc1 1. to MI; A,ch!san y, 10 lia3t: 'l Gh"
II bonds, soaora !rsts adyaneed 4. to anA;
AtlsMt!e ae,ia g. to ,M; /, :. W @ nv:
Il" Il, 10 i;' sis;' sandasSy 81 Ks !S ,tesises
CuntraI soconds tleol,ned !, to 5s. Othcr bonds
III tho 1ptsfsrh Annotated I'res''
Nosyoy, lunu ;N.-Stouks closed ~ foslows:
Huston lnI1G.. tqtAl tlltit t.. Ms....ss ~!
iitstUtI. H. 4 t. 7a... N5{I Little ROCK RI. e y!
Eustefh iMs........ III IN. Y. NJ E........ u
AlchlsUn i Fnpuka. 4t1{ltl !. G. coMHlbn*s 6i}s
f3eiuu l. i1hntly,.,, st%{ItptInnd rrDfDrrGA,. a!H
Ch!c, DtIri, 4 pIjlll,, lGf litlant ct,sninll...
Clti,, sand Glove, 1EIiht +. II. ptGf... lo3
| - r0R.inS.
| ToSpoN, juno :o.-Consols i01 3-l0. =.
| New IL, 1H5I: 4!ts, 1l8: 4H. t22jtt
| lilIIItluis Central. HAN; Iennsy ylvnuln Central
| 66::; New York CcntrAl. 10,s; Erlo, TN: tic
spcOntts lDd: loading, ;hls{.
liultlon If, tho Bank Of England decreased tho
pltst week 4s!.t0.lA0.
| lInr silver Is 5fa4tl 3'er ostnce.
PAllls, Juno :N.-iicntes, HNr 2!au. ..-..
| Hrcutc IN tho linnk Of Frnnce Increased ths
pnsr week i,535, our guild, aud 1tEaE,0 ,000f silver.
, 1881-07-01
TINdNEL1L. ...---..-
The Now York
PRODUCE EXCHANGE

VII! Issue IT. oaun First Nottrneo ~ rot cent e.o
bonds IN runs Of fl Hhc, rAynbfn III tsanlJ ssHt
tcdeemab.r after hye at tho optian nj lhf Esthnhee
lntcycst rnynhle limo and bcccnilcr, v,t.' cnnphn
HUnds Witch mny ID rcatstosrd nts'n turfeauef OF
Lie Coupons; and itcg,stcfod flanls not ia bo fe'
ucou,cd until all outstanding cournn Nnnds hhso
bean rrst cal!od In. ,.
1hc.e flunds arc AcGnrrd ~ nfnftaagn 10 tue ZEN
tsnt Trust Company. of tho Cl,y ut Nav Turk " t'e
plat Of lind fronting M tln~!tna dFoon, Hroaa"a5'
mud extending from Ienvcr I" stonH-sts.. tannthaf
with tin building to bp erected thereon BY Tie MI"
f,rk Produce ExchHnEc,
Proposals, in,rscl mud ndlrc:sed to tho chairman
uf tho F4un,1cH Committee, tor NIL Hs nny iart III
eIul. of tho aforementioned Bonds will isc re-
r,ycd until nDun IT "Wednesday. luly IT ut lilo Sew
Yu,h Irt,luec Exchnft1n. Nhw f0rx. Al bids WILL 10
ntcDct In tho Managers Nbut Nu NJ HifI stseoit
Il mon IN TINT .lny. 4 otrek fnr rpr rrnt ot thu
anaount dutreA must accompany zach proposal.
En,icr VI accepted htts Will to Rive s5 in Jnlf 1l'
Payment for shu b,nds. viii accrued Interest tr'fi
Inno tu dats OF pnTcnt must he nihtln NJ t'e cen'
tral Trust Company on Ut boftFH AnR l*'l. "lc!a
Company will !ssaH receipt t" 10 axclnngu" for thc
lsnne ns soon engraved md prlEtH ION rr ab"tlt
Aug. ~. Tho rict Il Fesorse tn reject ans pds nh'
deemed for tho bcat bntcEnSts nf Tho ExahanHr.
Any further Information desired will bn fnEnsahcu
by either Of tic undersigned.
j. II. lIEtsttlCt. Chairman.
a. II. wEtisTEtt
Il. y, WHITMAN.
Finance Committee.
NEw YoHK 1,i,,l,teH EscfXSt,E, June IL ISL.
, 1881-07-01

;a ss;; ssps II IT, seE per e0"t' 'e1a'
t}uyornmunt bonds woru alu1ut and stently. III
ChIcago, District OF Columbia HGss werg 108af
bid aiti l0t nnkctl tho 3.4A were 1924 hid nnl
1Gnt asked: the Il tl7sl blt nnst 1tSii nskcll tho
sis 1lti bid md llaa Nskcll; the is l03;s bill
anil 1GtA uskctl. Thcro Is n Ruol demand tor
tho 3!is.
Foreign exchange WINS weaker, posted ratca he.
ing 4siH md 1904 rrlu,o shkcrs bllls were 1874
atd 4&'li. For stxty-slay commercial hIllH, fnr
prytnpt delivery, ulUsGd 48i!i1tStaf 1c1fy1ry In
three wccks, 4s.dt4stsi. Continental cxchnngo
wns stcndy. sixty-day commercial bills. prompt
delivery ou lfnvre, 5aHt G1H:7h. lsortloa,ix. l'K.
btxty.day commercial hllta III Antwerp. aclly-
erabIc prompt, woro 6a1Hfs:s!s!i. Iinnkers bills
On QcrInnry weru aa.1Hti for sixty ,lays ar|d
nl.il0isi for demand; ninety-ttny commercial
bills, tdtEjii slSty-dny commercial, u, bankers.
delivered prompt, lt}tt sn,ne, delivered lit
three weeks, a3.a0;!st.a. Commercial drawn nn
commercial pnrtIes wcrc 0JA. l}unkcrs' RtIlGdcrs
on 1iulland wcro Hlii for sixty t!nys md Tss0
~ T. ii for demand HtSty.lay commercial was
Mat150 a-lG: delivered ncxt t,Unth, '9!i 0s'3 a.l1
Hhtpucrs' exchnngo OIL New York WAs $i.s1 dis.
count.
Tho exports Of domestic produce frou, New
York port for tho lnst week amount 10 $1,GE,-
t1s, against $H,lGLSni FUR tho corresponding
week Of 1BS0. Tho folluwing table shows ihu OK
poris tcxclusIvo Ut spoce) from tho port OF Now
York tor tho week e.,1ing Juno r. iSsi. CUM
purci with tho statoMunt Of thu two previous
ycars: ,,,
es,ys.; FL ;s ;s;;;;sa .$:a .s
sloco Inn ,..... ..tiVlsn,sm sSai r0 tIss31s,T ,Tlj
ChicaKo bnt,k ctoarlnKs wore 80 lW,Uo. f.oans
woro In good 1Htnand for tho settlements
Of tho first Of tho month. ltatea wcro i15
per cont on cult and 6GbT per cont Oh time. Nuw
York exchange was weak, mud sold at $l.00Gbt. III
per 81. .000 discount Country orders for currency
were hcnvy.
Manager d. Il. l1a!c, of tho Chicago Ctcnrlng-
Ifousc,.roports tho cluarlngs for six months MISC
| for juno, 1881:
lNl H!x Months, 10 Gate..
!NHi. tur .uhu !HShhl
a better dennnd Ia rorortc In Iocnl securities
| md railroad ballt!s. Wuhtsh bonds, $5 0uO, sold
nt astl, md burlington & Missouri Is at 0j.f
On tho ChtcaHu Stock D0ard thoro wcro sales ol
| Chicngo s. Northwestern IS. $5,G00, l0i!i: flur-
liugtou Missouri IL, $1,000 Mt h1at s0, GO ut %
$4,000 ut 05af; ChIcaRo, milwaukee, & 81. Paul Il
II. Dh {5,0oU, l2t:i.
, 1881-07-01


IInrvey II. Thntpl,st.n begun suit yesterday
nRainst OcprY1 ". Huffman to recover 81 ,f00.
IL. NJ. Johnson brought suit for f2.00U agNnst
tho National l.aIlk OF tlln0is.
Suits by cuplas wtro begun yesterday ngatnst
Robert I. SlcAIlcn, late Ut OrAngcvt1lc, Canada,
by tha following jNrlles: Juhn Gnrrutt & Coilt-
1auy, on a cnim for fs:j.h1, Thompson, lhirkitt
a. l,clI. on II catul for fiN.Io. Hughes 'rothurs,
Toronto, who demand $t.Ha.dH, and william
Evan s. Son, who usk fur $7El.!B. IT II charged
tint nC0ut ninp wcGka lt9''. atcAllti.. who was
engaged III business 1T OraNHotitle. Bs! out sitd-
denly owing so!ne $l5,0Il md nilsGotsci. coming
10 Lh,cnRo. lie Inns slnrv concealed himself
here. and ILLS creditors hNye lust succeeded In
t,ndtng him.
L. II. Jnrrott for tho uso 1t Alexander 1ra..
hnnl, brought suit to recover 81 ,00 Vi Eliza aud
William FltZxGrnsd.
Chester Kinney cosnincnccl q suit ~ trcspnss
$lO,UDO tintnnras lur nilcgcd libel iii connecting
hin with anOthor lnwycr, II. y. Bowen. and u-
sUslatlnH that they hat beer. guilty Of frtulu-
lgnt pi7'Utlce In Kett1ng dlvorro TOR W. W.
Tay!pr.
Catherine Sewing tlr1Att Il suit for s100 900 ilan-
uxcs ugalnst tho city nr ChIcngu.
, 1881-07-01
( Disorder 0f tho Prouesl Chamber.


II. Gambctta. back tr,,sn EMhore, faHgotl and
ianxuId with 1,uuh 1ournuying, and speecltty.
Inv. and Nlur!tlGauon. y'auwesl hIlnsolf ~ tho
Chamber un alunlay, 4lthuuxl! lut III tho l'rG4t-
dent'E uhAlr. liz bull fur sales.--future iA0rV 81.
thil!pp0tcAnx. WIN never gults hy thu cuntr,4xt
ss,gsssseA " h!s tsauts y. that eaiaeIty. There
pf u. thillppuleaux HIltlsuy0flnH to
keep arder lurtnx nnlsy sitting
like, thAt Gf MUnt2Ay, III bcc0,nua
Aersons uud axttAtel, stuttura out wcak words
Gf ndnioulunn which pstrrG tA0 sasEut ike
leaduia.ttppDa nrrow.. but nAkcs u wUra0 hin
faPpinss With ais paper knlG0 a,ll jorkttt9s vi
his boil. AZ tho rillxteadeEa ut the n6stroloEoua
boys grpw moru tsartnx and lnrot his JoSu-lkr
uent fcasuru u Ii. phtllpputplux's i facs Hltw.
with scarlet wrath. und hls hantl. clutening
Willy ut thu bt!lY, seplns u AGt 4sMler u cUn-
f4&otl H0uon Ut !ts whereabouts, tho 1tIeet of
which ID yurY odd iutlepu.
, 1881-07-01
REAL ESTATE.
Tho following Instruments wcro 1lcd for roo
ord Wednesday,, Jnno 8u: -

Tho following Instruments Woro n!ca for ROO
ord Wednesday, juno 3u:
CITY PROPERTY. >...
Front It. En Il Of North Cnspcntor, n, n, atxsm M
kiss wsn ~ Sles IT, sa S.e" .a.. ;" m
sTastss 4. as.a n y {, St,, t a'1 iss,a Il Il.
i: 81 Ss;sa ;uss
c,s, Ms e 4 g.'' I. + 81 sijwsu.Ss ~
III = .ists ts%e Y SsisSs*o Masoa stai % ,,m
viii s;s Il S's,ss d ssf $: i 'S 4! S.sa;
tsss; ;ass I: a. i. r aSosnsosaf &ss s * aseH Il
RI: US s{s;i ;sss iS i;;%i; il NH
@ h ~ i S;S s; fS;s a.
S;Sss Il sss !sTft sst's? sa4 u: h 4aa%. . s:
i :s!:
s ,asea jana ii Il. L. uuTt u H. tt. lssG6ilts:: 500
ossS u sy q q Il t:*n + L: E1e
'$|ss '$$$||sss I: saS Ej;:p$;, ;;;; i Vs
a;s ;ss j i;ssIs i; !; @lS
S;s IT, ss. SsS;;s Gs.s
r IL ssa ns n sk2t taRn !. 1on:.s 3q,
EhnsiSs H. surkrsash shsr,, 3G
tuttuh IT. ID It y ~ EnlitNrlllN w, axlal II,
aatea April II. II. KGowiton 10 Z. ". Cas- >,
Nust iiiiasliuna II. iN II 1t i!acoa i. i;xIi1
| q. AatVI alay tjRaes r. l'ieraon ~ }. Z. .,
cfs;s' ;ss Ssiis jsns Z; SssS i III; Ii ;s'';,a
tGi. and 4. OCuntiela al...".....,..."........
Ho or sirx asn.s a!fa ~ 4x x'S11S
Wnbnsl, nY, D 1T Ftfly.hsst.st.. U I. TlxiGl Il,
| hated Juno III w. st. EeRTln9 u E1nnla ~.
1juiuni, Il, iii ftfWf Fufty.inits;, v /, ixs ~
ii,s!ulaA Junu I %. I. aid ". IL, Palmer to !.
JA!os
| WEST " CITY LlMtTB WITHIN 4 tEAlltuB " aEYE
| NlLks ~ thu cputtT.llDuAE
| Wcat Kinsie u. luly4 II v af Wort Fnrty.aoc-
| GRut II I, .fxtN II. tlnted Iun9 ~ tNG1k CAl.
eaN!' l,nha E.lnlaMy n An. t'oarsn!!l.....:;3
l4uui4slldt bonluynEt ~ nm Ge North ny.wf
Mxla It. dMtaA JWn4 ~ tJohn Johnston, Jt.s :.
1n,at M Il ,nlnysra X sr AZ Il.
| HI1lfl H. LutEd lunD ~ tJuhn Iuhnatu.t, III, -.
IL Iuhr l. MNfrtiYl Observation-Disclosures Ii
, 1881-07-01

JupuE Di.Op0E1T-Gcltr,,l business.
Jun0H GARY-CUnttclnnntlon cucM,lar. No.
cMso Hn trh.
JuHun sMlr1t-Sct cnscs ty auru0ment. No
ouse on tr!nt.
JulmE WILLIAMsuS- Decisions ant general
business.
JUDGE .IAnEsus-Sos. II. Il, IL, II Of Judge
fimrtner's calendar. NJ. :, slOsher ys. NUsher,
on hGRry1y,
JUNE M0NAS-MntlOHH .....2 !
JUDGE IuLEY-Upnt0s nn1 general business.
, 1881-07-01
COMMERCIAL,

Tho following woro tho receipts md shipments
Of lcatl1r artclca Of pro1uG0 III this city during
tho twenty-four hours ensling Mt o'ciack
ThursdAy morning Ind for tho corresponding
time IL your QEQ:
, 1881-07-01
lsIfEAuS'ruFEa.

fL0utt-Was quiet End unchanged. a foE lots
ware sak0a by shippers, but thu arsrlngs Vt export
KratsA not la4gs uuoush ~ lustto u Arsayty In
lliAt llrecun. Sales ftputteA Ut N Drls winter
supprs at sprlass. most'y At auxs
AL Iosal eaual 10 an hris Wlnlas auurR WON
quoted a. sAt11&95, shipping springs n ttVka0, tho
luw.Exads sprugs u e11adaxA Aya HOUR II about
$iaA1A
tstt1ku MILLSTEFYa-wuro IN better supply, but
Arn.. saiex psg0 Eptftud ot ID cars bran At ta1s1
lnUU un buards3 cars niiddnRs VI sl21t4AUDi eaEs
wheat screenings n tllt0tlauL Coasss eprn-mq4l
VA nominal ii &ld59 per lou On tEaek.
, 1881-07-01
DY TELEGlsAr1T,
NEW WINK.

8ptesal Dttpateh to The Chicago tribune.
NEW Yonx, Juno :at-0u tho Stuck Exchange
tho speculation was characterized By n fair. de-
grce OF nctIvty but tho .nnrkut. ulthuugh III tho
lnaiu strong, ,ras rather fover!st, In tunc.
At tho opening tho general list showed
nm ailvauco on tho closing ouotatlons ur
yesterday, but tho Elevated hallway sturcs
opened weak unl lower, and ,lccltuc1, Il In = per
cont. l,cgprp tho First nonrd tho ,}cnlI1xs bc-
Kan 10 assume n strong: toue, and tic entire
market recorlosl an advance ranging from u to
~ u' es ~ ntn n ~ tsn a au
,nnst conano,,nn.' ,rbc hvhor ronyc nr n,,,,,ns
TONS wns maintained for t,l,t trief ncroJ. md
n rcnct,on Of X In per cont en.,,etl. IN yyhlnn
thu Eloyato1 Railway nnncrtics wcro- mnst
nrnmtncnt' umrtnu thn aftcrnnon I'm
ennc,,iation AMIN bccnmo strt,nv. md
urlccs roso Il tn y NOR rn,,t, TIM
advn,,co hcicv 1noet marrea ,u North",o.tas,
urcfnrrcd nn nnnn,on md T3nnnthnl {. 81.
.fosenh nrcrarro,l, 1hn t,nnrovcm"t II, ,,,o res,
of tho llst wns conunrnt,yoiv small. amd in tho
rnuI ,,"nlIng,. ,,ndrr altgnt nross,,ra to ali
.,,n., ,,ns ss,a.tas - - - - ~" 49,. SUI
tno ,nt.o.n rom,s ~ nres f,rcrcr N,,,a t,n' x"s
Mr.,.'.. ,.t, ",sJ soaaa.,sS ,s s ~ Mas
',..,. ~, ,,,' ,,a..s ,rors"n.,nns s' = "ot
Tha ,nnmov n,arlxct ,vorlc,i anoo,,,v ,,,,r,,,..
tho norp,rg at jail: nor cent for cmli ,oans 'n on
pledge VI sfock collateral. and these woro tho
current rates Until 1nte In tho NftcrupOu, when
,ho ,,,o+utto,, ,.ra nlr,,,,ot, r. 4 ,,,. ,osts r
.no !"o"Aos. ""s ""s"'41f" " " Pot ctht- III
tho final Dealings however, mn castor tD0 pFp.
,.o,i,, mi tbo no.t,,, rus,,a ,,.s nam, ,ox -.
which, uao tno e!oaH's sH'us "eto Htdsa Pes CONT
Tho Government bond u9alGtB Supplied ttl0ir
ut,irau1rnta mt Nf1I t,er crnt srfnn tcnna a,,,1
VAhe"'u"N0 ~ "a"' Fte WIZ. ats1e s"it'a Ai'u
prituc discount nrC unchanged Tho HtcrllLK cX.
rhn ntv ,1,nrxnt wnz si,,,t mil rp thar .v,ut ,t
e.Ae w - ., ' ~" 49," t"t"sA "e.ni o"+
| unchanged. ut tho Nominal asking uuotRttnDs. :.
ttattrnnt1 tnnrt ~ r-ov ,voro atrn, ~, ~ ,r,,Ior
1 At"'t1o'4 a'o.' 'h"hSs VIEW a.1o's VI! tnoheE.
ntU volume OF busIn1ss ll0atDH, HIrtford s.
Eric rsas aold IN froal 8ot to 4s und reacted to
| III. Cbnsa1,oako 4 Ohio uurreupy II. nilvnnecd
from ~ IL, tlt nn,i rct,trncJ In ~ ErIo cnrso,.
| tso.. VI ~ "uu tttu.HoM o ."oi. ETto cohaol
tlntcQ eoCunE8 f0su from lQJ4 TO i9S anu FGnGt.
| cd to 1G1N. k4u5nS s. Texas SocOr,tts nklyunoofl
fron, ss!i to so.i and roNutc1 to vi. M,ssonrt
| lNcslo c01s0ls ftceucd tfdth Iuu 10 l0da Rnl
| rt,se tn IlD3i. Peoria, DECATUR &; Eyaus-
, 1881-07-01

Mr.. ., Z: Mitchell, I,illtflon, I,I.l., says: st.
Jacobs Uil docs all lilat 1t Is recommended
Tor. 1t Is Lbs host rrnlcdy for svyure palms
that has ever been put Oh The market.
, 1881-07-01

shart slhs, sucs AnAast eoas4 :. y Stas s:s hung
De.1nds N.t.4r 6o1val lony han'o s,fe; ewost-
plCklnd h&nIs 41utnt VI b4at0fr for 1S4@ ay9sax9t
REsan aanis, saltlu Arg{.tTs, tkssHc.
llAf1Ll quoted vi taENG G1r shoulders, N14t&c for
shnEt ribs, p19Ae t9T abort uloass. Q8 tut Ass
Rll cnn yn4nA At,n packed. :"
nEEF-Wax 4ulat ~ &tQ2s0Ilhl for mess, @ll.3s{e
tL5l foF extra nVss, nud klAla3AW fDF haNt.
, 1881-07-01

!sf Eanni and bu corn, 4s|,7u bu cats,
Is GH yyD. 44Hn bu bAstpy. ID.
Tho abovo figures sh0w thnt thnre wero 3,175
cnrs mort Ut wheat, b,OHl cars moro OF corn,
a,ll snuro Of OATS IL ears less ot rye, and n cars
less Of barluy inspcotol Into store lust mouth
i than during tho nlonth OF June, 1850. :
The premium Of 14o for August wheat oynr
July, pAii In this 1nnrkot yesterday, Is u worry
unusual thl1tR. 1t may ho accepted as a sign Of
great coniltlonc0 III tho value Ut tho new crop,
hut 1t Is rutnHrkctl upon as perhaps sign Of
something else. The wll1 dtl0ronc0 Ia ccrtall.
ly duo. l part, to tho fapt thAt tho old wheat is
1,otnlovlng out 80 frcety as It ought oo. Freight
ratos to tho Kast nro low; thoy cottntn!y cannot
bo expected to 70 lower; and may bo oxpcotod
to adynnco rs soon as tho now orupa boxin to
move frouly. Is It probable thnt tho whoat haa
huon kept hsre fur the purpose Of affecting
prices In direction which Will help capital In a
tnAstcr.str0k0 Ut genius in July2 :
, 1881-07-01

I1t1nEFH Hr$..
ata.:lM. INN. +; i: ;ia y, ~; ~ Ia
Mntt, ..r ii 10 tiu sHas ihnr tH tNt.a HrDn niso.
GEAlI-Tlip 1unrket u aEnIlf ~ FIN per 1oo lbs IN
e?aAi ?SiETAms @ @A$i, i TiSSEis4 WAnE-Are netsyo md
stNsy. lhv LsInntry nr,tor trndo Nnlu1 bf!hk. We
, 1881-07-01

tttnaiion q Tho hYv marriott, faE hcayy hoSa-mlxsd
IatL9r weHker. hui !a!cr Tho demand !mprovsd md
tu pT1f,ous lny. l.vllt welahts Nero n actiys
aatst lrotH thS stArt, and wcr9 9, stcaay an4 nta
thnn tar Mesnsst1{ ma I'll wern caslay csosad 9nt
@ afs tnrpeor 'pea e ei"ea s't q. sor sod
Easktrk haEs nn ~ & sst1aS M rs M ialf ~ y choice
antIy ~ Noa4 r. o t,so pFoesdlng da5a OF he Heek
, 1881-07-01

Tho number Of cnrs Of whoat inspected In from
AMx. !, lSso to Juno I. 1881, wns iD,Ga, as con,-
pnrcd with If 5o IN 1B19.'s0, 49, 3l8 In 187S70, und
0o.s In 1s77-'7S. ="
Tho following figures show tho number Of cars
Of grtn inspected Into storo hero for tho rst ak
months Ut this yenr:
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1881-12-29
The Assassin S Head.

On the 18th, at the Washington City jail
there was an extraordinary scene. Clark
Mills, the noted sculptor, with his son, in &C
cordance with an arrangement made with Mr..
Scoville and Guitteau, visited the jail and took
plaster cast of Guiteaus head and face as
successfully as they could have taken it after
death, 1t is understood that the object of this
is to make number of the casts of the head
to be sold to scientific persons or eshers who
may desire them, in order to raise some
money to meet the financial necessities Of the
Scoville family and to assist Guiteau in his
defense. Recent discoveries in the plastic art
have made it possible to take a cast of living
person without any material inconvenience
and without injury to the skin or hair. Gui-
teau had consented to this in a general way
but until Mr.. Mills arrived he did not know
that it was necessary that his beard should be
removed. To this he, for time, made siren
uous objections, insisting that he did not look
so well any way with his beard of, and he
was particularly opposed to it for the reason
he said, chat with smooth face his nose
prominent nose is sign of strong character
After this piece Of fattery Mr.. Mills found
no difficulty in inducing Guiteau to part with
the scraggy beard, which, since the assassina-
ton, he has worn considerably longer than he
did before. He will appear in court when the
trial is resumed, therefore, minus his beard,
1t was not necessary to shave the hair any
more closely, as it was cut short.
The process, as described by Mr.. Mills, was
substantially as follows: A wooden Melted cap
was placed sver the Uranium wet and drawn
tight. 1t fitted closely TO the head and made
a perfect outline OF the skull The plaster
was then poured over this net work an inch
thick and allowed to remain proper time.
The lower mart of the face WAS then cover ed
with different preparation, which leaves ne
stain upon the skin, openings being lett for
the nostrils. The eyes were left to the last,
when they were closed. The composition
was placed over them, and the cast OF the face
was taken in three minutes. The whole was
then skillfully removed, and the sculptor says
tonight that the cast is perfect. 1t has been
turned over to modeler, who will work as
many casts as may be desired