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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-02-12

EY C. 7. ".
step softly over the shrouded ground.
And the hillocks that silently rise
Where the snow in chilling and glittering piles
On the graveyard heavily lies.
Move slowly by each whitened mound,
Where it rests meath its ghostly pail.
And above it the lettered marble stands
Like sentinel silent and tall
speak gently while reading the lines they bear
These cold, white, motionless stones,
For the winds are repeating the words You say
In sad and pitiful tones,
As they mournfuly tell who is sleeping beneath
In each narrow sheeted bed,
Where human hopes and firing hearts
Are eutombei with the sacred dead.
side by side in these silent graves.
Through all the vintry hours,
are lying the autnmn's ripened grain
And the spring-time's sweetest flowers.
The earth Is robbed OF her beauty now.
The clouds are leadcn and low;
some faces that bloomcd-sone hearts that hea
In the summer. are under the snow.
Under the snow Is pale young face
some stricken mothers pride;
Under the snow IN her altar-rObes.
Is sweet young autumn bride.
Under the snow are brave, strong arms
Folded across the breast
Under the snow are tired hands,
laid away to rgst
What mockery seems this spotiess rot'c
Wrapping the earth in white;
When Just beneath Is the sepDlchTc's gloom
And darkness deep as the night
Oh how can onF eyes watch the cleaning light
When our souls arr buFiened with gloom
uow can veiove The white earth. when its dcIths.
Are the ayIsSs depths Of the tomb
How false is the ioy that dies in the heaF5
Ere is mission of cheer has begun;
whose brightness soon fades and passes away,
Like a shadSH-chssei beam Of the sun.
Cod grant thai the darkness may be but vail.
shading our eyes frofn the Light
While The glory of Heaven beans Just beyond.
Ready 10 burSs en the sight
God grant Us the hops that the idol-fornis
We EazshippsA huTp heiow.
Are dreszesi in Euscs sirpasslag cen
The stainless ahise ofthe snow
HTssza NJ e.g,y~. ~, ~. fSsi
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ableand Agricultural E-nes Clipper Engines from
10 10 Horse Po7er: Dry Steam Engines from 10 10
Horse Power; Utica Cor Wood Mannl Engines from 3
Engines from Y to 80 Horse Power; 1ngrovea C9rt
Fngines from Is to l50 Hc-ze Power. Boilers all size;
Iron Frame RsveTSih Saw four sizes North Caro-
Ina Portable Germ Mills; CorIt Stones, al sizes, 1c-
areed 10 Troco Meal with . per cent less po1rc-
fslc nnVo 's'- ise ir-fd. THE TAYLOR 3irG
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STATE MUTUAL
BENEFIT ASSOCIATION
OF
CARROLL COUNTY.
INCORPORATED 1879.

OFFICERS
JESSE REIFSNTDER, President.
GRANVILLE s. HAINES, Vice President.
DH. GEO. S. YINGLlNG, Secretary.
GEO. r. GEHR, Treasurer.
CHAS. I. REIFSNIDER, Counselor.
J. G. KELLER, M. D., Medical Director.
BoARD or TEUsTEEs Jesse Reiisnider,
Treasurer Westminster Savings Institution;
Granville s. Haiaes, President FIRST National
Bank Of Westminster; Joshua Niugling, Vice
President First National Bank Of Westmin-
ster: Philip II. l.. Myers, Farmer; John l..
Reifsnider, President Westminster Gas Light
Company; Andrew n. Stephan. Hardware
Merchant; Geo K. Gehr, Cashier Ist Nation
al Bank Of Westminster; Chas T. Reitsnider,
Attorney az Law JOSIAH g. Keller, Physiciau,
50 n. Green Street, Baltimore, Md; Gee.
s. Yingling, N. D., General Insurance Agent
A PURELY Mutual Company; 40 stock
IN holders to absorb profits. and Is iHtend-
ed TO furnish a plan OF Life Insurance 70 its
members st reasonable expense, free from
the many technical conditions Of mosl Life
Insurance Policies, and 20 furnish practical
substitute az Actttal Cost for the most expen-
siye plans OF insurance. It's affairs are man
aged by practical business men, IN ihe inter.
esis oE its member, and are wei kbown
throughout the county and State Call or
send for \ Circular, giving the plans, ez-
pense, &c. OF becoming a member.
DR. GEO. s. YINGLING, See'y..
jan 22-if Westminster, Nd.
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Mr.. Winans, the son of the late Bahi
more millionaire, lives in great splendor in
England, having one of the most magni6.
cent palaces in London, and, with one ex.
ception, the finest deer park in Scotland
which is kept up in royal style He has
a morbid dread of the sea, and says moth
ing would tempt him to cross it again, and
neither of his two sons has ever been in
America,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-02-12
PAINTING AND DRAWING.

DUPILS desired in Drawing. also Oil and
L. China Painting. China Painting done
to order MISS MARY C. SMITH,
Rectory of Ascension Church,
oct eff Westminster, Md.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-02-12

When man begins to go down hill he
finds everything creased for the occasion,
says philosopher, who might have added
that when he tries to climb up he finds
everything creased for the occasion, too.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-02-12
st. Johns ParochiaI School,
WESTMINSTER, MD.
SELECT DEPARTMENT.

CtLASSICS and MATHEMATICS taught.
" Particular attention paid to English
Composition. Terms per quarter of 10 weeks,
from So to SIS according to the studies pur
sued. F. A. MCGIRR. A. NJ. Principal.
oct IA
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-02-12

A man loses his health and leaves
America, where he lost it, to go to Europe,
where he didn't lose it, to recover it. Isn't
the American mind getting mixed?
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Original Roetrg,
UNDER THE SNOW.

Written for the Democratic 4drocdte
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-02-12

Ifyou wish to write letter to your
dearly beloved and are anxious to fix it up
so that her ma can't read it, should she
accidentally get hold of it, just throw q
little mystery around it by varying the
spelling, always taking the letter immedi-
ately following, alphabetically, the letter
in the correct spelling of the word. II
YOU want to write Glove me little, love me
long" put it thus :-Mpwf nf mjuumf
mpwf nf mpoh. This is secret which
you may keep to yourself.
, 1881-05-03

With MI ~ n In rnn,n suhdtri.nll. shstcd.
April ~ lM. !. ticnMnR tn J. q. Enrlh...,n4 to
Dr~xe1 tr,nlevnrfl. Nta{ IT. vi tt'rty. third at
lW Il, tntnruvr! dated Ftb. III IA. H. a. ,
rdRnc u .tcncy 4. WtttNl.... ....,..,., ku&lN
ThEty -nlhtt 1t, = n ut Hfnhnliht! Mt. Il I. 2t1
~ ft,antud Jan. n tc.-ard NJ. !fnFnn ~ u. ~,
Fehai IL iisnr furty.ciaiit,, . I, jixiI. II. iii.
nrvvsta itlcd bfnv H.nnd H. MeFAI IT. H.. low,
Cnttnan tir,ivaav. u il d .f"riv 4a,t"nsi -tss
:, 7ixET y. will 2txLal II N enr,u hInrk. tinttti
Apttl ~ tM.l1u~t, ting 4, I. M. th,wEt ...... LEU
Nlnn1lhrt ~. Nenr fnrty-f"Msih ut. al ntrrs.
hatet April ri tFirrt National .nnk ~ inthtf =. .,
hisnsda ii ~ sa11o lot a. above. dessii Xntli
p tTnrles llnE1l to tulin Y. fMrw8ll}. MWO
WNhHtfi nv, III ftN Af f1ft fty.fiFAt-asO ], .IMMl
#, lrteti April II tA(nh Marvel tu John ". n.o
I?a!s " ,s;SdiG :ss;,; ;Sisis. nn
II. aattM tprii il t. H. and j. II. Parsons to 80,
,hzA b. 4h6snltAnnl '4h
WEsT ny .Cirt LIMITS WITHIN \ RAhtttA UF SAY M
MlLkR .ttf fTiiN,COt'HT.fIuuxE.
ietSEson.ssas. q " y N r e e Western nT, nfS
6sshij...:: @ taup
:4nIod AiMtl - e. j. liamh'etnn to :I.rE. NM
Mssft IL lii Il f " sSan;ssis. i, asio0 II,
dated Mat3 (1pln L0hnas0n. lr" to Nils Ol. 80,
tN
, 1881-05-03
BROAD TIRES.

Thp Cost OF Replacing .Nnrrow with
Wtdp Tfpnd Hyhovl..
THE THlnES. aus for ao,na tine strongly
Urged tho necessity Ut tho adoption nf wider
.tlrps'to ways,A used fur heavy tcAtuln9. It htls
2pntcd out, both editorInlly npd llll.,ugh tho
uscdiuM Ur correspondence, tho grout economy
bf w,p tires In thu rc,iucats amount or nuilNI
puwnr tn draw y glvGn luMh, il1lh IL tho timiil-
!sueti woar Mt''i tear OF stroots. Thesu narrow
Tires, GutttEF intn thu r0ad.bpd ~ they
A.. ruin II It. very shurt tl,lu. NJ
n4xEncut. not hrc, cue Of ttotiu. u nhle to stand
ttn oonstunt wear nn,. tostr Ot nArOw. Tired,
tAaviy-l -ltM'kt! wHgoi:s ~ tho country upon ths
[1lrt jpaIls, Which during Hsf tho @GAr AfJ heavy
with mud. The advantages VI tllu broad trts ,lru
arsd fold the labor OF tho un.uals In drawing u
Tic orlgiusl eott " II wagon ma.,e with
orvad ,iru IL very jlt,to m5r,, tiaH ,hat Vi
tho present style. but III callvcrt .the
5Ssas' ssxes coal ssts tro&s ssys ss
ol4uAtion. For lho purp,so ,nf asosrinInitg
nrs s,ici, a' 'i:ur.pr II ch".srs rs to s maSS i
worth tue while VI tn,ulllast'lrerx tn .lH thu
husincsatA sfpurtcF yesterday c,llitd 0l, Htlnu NJ
tho lG8dlnH wnguH EttN af tlu city IN Ur1cr III
ket their vlews on this interesting and important
Ii rvnly to tho question ns II, how much Of tho
old wheels coull l9 reeAtubd. StudHbAuker
Nrothsrs stated thst. IL thuY wpru III sunni Hil.
dNloE. htl u tnu material except tho rims 1latl
-kaeo kANa EpNla 0q AtHtAutls AuQtiFES NuA'Q Q9U$
LITTLE or NO VALUE,
4aQ tho rims would have to 10 rnpaocd by
heavy ONES corresponding With tho now tires
~ - whnt tho ultor1lion Woul guat Iter wus1tl,
ehly would duIlcud oil tho hight Of tho WhGul,
thickness u Lire, Ald WHETHER bolted Or iuusu:
yaey expressed tiu uptn,uN uIAt lhU whpchs VI
a!l ordlnary heuyy-tlrnft waHnn cp,std bp roMod-
elpd " spxE,Tteh for ubollt Slt.
G&Autuer Il ltpta hAld II was Utmost 1tuposssbt
tp makA Iuly satIstnrtUry estimate, VI thvru
yeKV Ht AlEtls a1A xlzcs uf hcuvy Wagons, NnJ
that thu dcxreu uf wear. tear whiGh ktlg Old
sgheelS bud Sustained would hhvu tU eHtpl
lpto the tnitu!utf'3n. 4 great ls,Iuy wagons,
LOO, bad tNateNl wheels which tllulh not ~ fI.
cladud In u se'mrAt a.stlIl!ute. Thpy ullully
hglred Il dnwn i4uat f53 would uAy fur tho ustcf-
1tkon. provided fAp Whucl4 wtrU US Xuud la t1law,
II shgy bHl seen uI.y c1nladurblu lau th1 whegls
could nor IN taken ApArt 81 carefully US IL aApu
III thb lnhtcria. tho d!ttcrnrra ln tust butweuIl
= ncw wagon With II tinsrnw ltsu uud t'llp with II
anoAd tire "a +. per 4luursur Ut IN tllch. In tbe
Drdfnary urlft wAlOn. lAFtt,x u ava
7stla Ane-bult inch ltru, thp differ
sncs would therulorr 10 $lG, PROVIDED
thy wagons Wcsu nev. ln lvply IL The 4uestiVli
As to what It W.Altd uoot 10 furnish i t,ply4
wagon mith clrIsrly ncw wheels havttlr tour
4peh ttEet, tae pru pi:leel tho ilxurus Ut III.
tAouh Balm! entertained sln,uur Views ~ fbo
oilsF Aatklors hu nKlirlnA thu GUST of .chunginx
tho tires at III. The tisusus glxau by ul ths
parties were tAily appJu4iu,ate. pud wcru cUn-
kltereJ - ,IbtTpf estimate, LhU actual es,sl
FeolSa6ly hetAX Alxhtly les$.
, 1881-05-03

,iploGIt-Was 1uint .and unchanged. TherorTa1 a
1MhLexpOrt ennhd, but f4ro9i 'buyera wore uttdps-
Stood tohe kenpny ptnE u Tot. tho ot,onine vi
navlRatiop. ssocks afo slightly increasing .sbAns
reported OF LES ~bts .aasd Q sacks winters on
private rhs; SO ht1s ari 0 bags spsttItA. mostly nj
k75aaS. Total equal ~ l,3ss -brs. Expagt Hours
wcro quoted 1t for gooh tncap!ca,. and ITO
OTHER :bi,LI.rrurr8iWoru tn xoud sypply. aud
easnr. tates wero Fenortcd uf q en- brnn at 7a@
IN Track and saossloas frce m bnatds lear mid
r.Xa Mt elalDt whpat screenings ut
aeara shosts at a,d Lear coarse cora.meal
~ Se4U per ioh.tree OH boaFtt. ~
-HElllSG SGl1EAT-1vAs ,actlyo and lsua}. Tbs
narknt fell back no parly,, then ndvaHcod i, aud
elosud he ubOvc thc latest ,pFlcas of Saturday.
Our recsEpes 'wero pRunl4lt, with relatively tarRp
shlpulante but liantun ruMrtett,a decllo of hbout
III, LOT us1aztgF. ,Ths f0rol9n with the faot pf
Eurye deliveries hota IN May raess uc1raaed ttp
nuber Vi i0tal ap1laa.' 'whltn outside upatNtnFs Nar
yaRsfaly Ihuulua 0G to Aoa nhich Why the .nnEket
as Rc ases se * 9 S, etysEss + w. sgS:
s% TsiS % ss y;ss%5s II, y as. " @ M es
rs s hsi sias!ssS y Y!$s'e
;1 II:
+ # ';:5
sssSss c; ssi il :s Ssas
ssi, @ h AK, 1 ain,,ss,,I1 Yh M
M: Frsssg y i u = s!lts aasai,.ssa u
II. . sS:!.s ~ III ss'tss % eD ssss sS; ss; ";
;s s: !; S3& u ts i; ass'sSSa I'll I'll
4iSrk!s yl!EsIrll9Tg r% nothing tln,y n
S:s$ $S;s s ~: ~
H. rs 1|Ss::; I'm II;
III das!nn u ~ n! tluarl0f as'u UuT 5esipt4 were
xith satins ,s'aui S5silyaf!Ss hsiu Msy
1;ssS' tsiS sassiux as.ssa: ISs asssi
Il t.. :s ns sss szsS
" e. :$s!!:: $?s;!s*; ; !s;I
se u ~ 1sa I'd e NV sw x.s ss
IN ,si m N +, A.; { 81. 9 ss!Y ss 4
slta aura u Esas =, tha roa!a!ae def willis. TYt4
fs sS w. sa''sa q .' sas a.s
3s bus PA gs u M a d dSnsa eo H. liz ,us nsr =.
5ass euar iis 5uiy Jill * H. sie.ha T .. I,ss
~ IT.; ~ sS' IL .nS q taE IT, tsss
ft:'*s sa ~ W.: Sss' ssss r s:s
1ss4. Ss 1 stSs 1. Ss isasa s:4 Ut IL s xt,
;s ts; e.; ss's M ~
s's15pt s5 s,s X;s.l SSsid &C. =.
~ aa ssx a ~ ". % 'ss,SS , nxn, % ThS .amIa;' ~
sas. sss s ssss ~ ess s9ss $
i xtssa4 t.lsueA aeaet ~ fur rutscled
II 5sss1is fef Y isot.d mixed, In etlesssd
white. ais:'r. Tor No. = Anu 3;:ss~blis IN Nu
EiE;Ms i9E md !nat4lvs win xsfy l!tiy oker-
.ssa III :sl!ias u Gst vi. aao,s i sIi.
June y. 6Iu dub auaalh4hy ~ HE. ~tlA AuGptt NJ
FIR I; Wy; ~ ~ aaas q ess " ss%pa Of
KAA4skt-Max d4tl, With few a. ehdut
saturdays ps,css. NJ. n.sh s0d ~ slta NH Nu.
we're pAssi1a. GA7b ssles " ts u 1llb
feE No. X xpa hHu by sJsase fot No. ~ ~ SoIpi
, 1881-05-03

'm IE.LEG1tAPH.


6pSelal Dispatch 70 The Chicago Tribune.
NEw foNR. 31ny :-Thp woek opened ,p,t tho
stock Eychange with I'LL acttyp mud rnther
buoYant speculation, mud during almost tho el-
tlrp aay tho tentlGnpy ,wll4 lu tho dlrareiaiQf
higher prices. ThGro Wcrl, Vt cnurso occasional
slight rcucuOns, ashlch scExod tp chick tetp-
porar,ty. but did not seriously interrupt, tho up
wnrd movement, and Rt the close 't,yArty
all THO shurss trHded Ia showed q n,u-
scrlal advance on tho dny's transactions. Tho
opening prlUss wOro III most instanous higher
thnn tho cluslng quotations OF Saturday. aud IN
ths carly aoAltllKs brisk purchasing 1nuvcment
was Mlaucurated. under the lutiuolce Vt whIch
prices advRuced shurps, but subsequently rc-
acted fraction. Th!s was followed by speedy
rec0vcEyt ard durb,g the uftcrnuou a stcptly
Improvement took pl.tcr, tho best figures qf tho
lay bolpg touched in tho last doalings, when tho
advance ns compared with with tno closing Qu,,-
tnttons OF saturtlay. raugqdfrop i tol per csut,
tho atter4n Louisville. New Albany & Chicago,
Memphis l. GhnrlcstVu selling up y, Alton s.
Terru Itaute cumMou and prefarruil and Mn,ls-
ton 4 Tsxas !, Nov York Central and pclnwSsp,
Lanknwanna s. Western ~, Nsad1ug vi, aud
Now Jersey ContrAl. iron Mountain, md Mari
stlu &, ,CIalcl',uatt ti1at preferred peraont. In
the dual eAfes SUMO shHrcs rcnut0d Il fruutIop,
but tho 9u1laral list closed strung, and in most
Instances at The Otst tlytitea Of tho day.
Tug money .nlark0t wotkol aupathty through
put the day, capital h0,ng In good supply for alt
,,he rcoulren,rnls III borw,wcrs. t;Mii ionn, ~,
pledge Of NcuvptaOlo stock ,,,Ilutorsi RIM md b'.
t,v.pr,,4 4 and nt,r oa,t md oIt,s. NJ mcr ,,,,,
The Goyorumont 1.,nd .I,.i.rs fouud r.,a,1s, = ~.
cnmu,ulauon At sol per euut. IN tho liseo.,.,t
adtN uer 'uenr. In sterling nrShonoc N"
Ixun,,ni aaklnu n,ntat, wors u,,ohanuctt 1T
III for .Ixty NAV lIts au1, an r,r ,tcn,.nd r.
thn ahssmes, ~ u1vt,,a rrnn, Jr,.io,, ..,x.
ia s.riur ,m,,k tnlt,,uv thnro thn ~.
n,,,rt nnd s,nwnw viii III fo, ,,,,s
nfrorng md M urossuru on tho nnrt nf hnns"rs
tn c,Y,st xulc, ,,ntlcr the cnrr.,,,t r',,es
i,at,.,sd ,n,,r..s,oa war, -, s.;r ,1",.ra n>4
sSconds a,,v.n.cd ir,n ir,E n, iHIt. ",d .,'.sc';
nj lnsE, III f;,u.,ei ~ rosn rr,n nj: .nin,s,
rukn Er,, i. wost.r,, i,co,n,. ra.o.,ci rr,,r, r.
hi n. Ana ro,.,rno.l tn NJ Ma,ronoliton oi,vatnd
H.,s ad.snHo% r,,,r~ mi. :" tSstf as,s,
, 1881-05-03
NEAL ESTATE.
ThefOll0winE iatrumunad wcro ill8d for rec
ord Monday, May,..: .

; IhefoilowtnE iiistrummM wcfo nled Tor rec
ord Monday, Mays; -: -.
nApri y lEdaar Mso y ls.ir; yIitrnl;.:::A s,5
x% SsiS% xp'iE u sslssiuiiu dha''ssistS i, ~,
p;s%ST i. ss%s ~ S$d;;sS: ased xpd so
siaSs,,;S q Sxi1ti dased NaS3 II. and II. .,,
SSn9 !" 4 4 m
A !s;SSSSs SssS Ss;:: @!;!!s$ as:;
si1 ssSs$ ;s;i s!;
II 4 ,aatsd May taaeutss II. ltaaaail =, ~x
kns!esa,e II a. i:t: : a
saa ioss.e; :ap
Sis: jSs!:S 1s: 80 au
Il II; ;ssi issi: xp;'' wa Es::si 5ssss
Cau.p6uli ". " IaatH u VsnNnrsr 4 Tj.a '"'
&C. E ea.se.s - ~ s.nD: ::s. CO..
Hubbard q. ne cur Rt k1hl0. |: !, slE tRl =. u,
bSssi! assso ap.!:. satt. s
s.s ssSssf sssa NV SSs as!s ~.
.%etS;na g,, .a'sG ,a,AaG AGi!l ~ to aa a. ZACH sm
hys;s! s1si, :tsS 81 i h S;,saS V9..; & S L
k;,s.a.s ksaat i, ''ls1 II ii BS;i "
sk'I;, NH AZ IN
1a&ixa r. 1tdi,rrlY nd 4jatld April II EihEtyh A.
FIshat Il Jtni1 ifuyGE SxS
AAsttRnn MI. LID u y IN .fuHFtUsrtA ~ n 4
!;s!gx4! a:g r. assHa staH t}S"i%as ~ su
, 1881-05-03
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following 'wcre tho rooulp.s and shipments
of ea,iing articles Of prtsluco In this city dur
tugths 1vrty- eight hours Endtng mt o'clock
slontay morning and for tho corresponding
tlmo q year aGO:,-
, 1881-05-03

TOTAL, ~. bu.sss..s....N+.....,......H.& .H.&NuU l.lAEH
hut nullou, tho exports 10 ,Groue Dritatn.atid
Francu aro ti0tb1 pnrscuntpf their wGuklywMnts,
and hut little to Germany md tho smaller King
dotns; whtth.wlll throw them Oil I'd thotLoudon
r,,nrt Nt H., nurnhu,n
, 1881-05-03
tcnsA hy sample a atfL9!o for Nh. .,,. -.
s'alf track Total, r1unl u auons s H. to's,

,vF MnEas 1ns 9If,sna Il f a g. l fn1 a, ,no
5SSi i; +; i.Ss;
,,srna a4o 1Sttsr iiysas aM,ssIs.Tr H"s Isr ,seara ~
ty. ia 4tttssysH1ajrte III Mssy s1a *"
%T$ 81 sie1 :iis'' sin9t tr| 4 ts;n mt; e
@ !5sisf n AZ say a:, e., tts ,t.s.
a HUG, III III 'S II aa fss saT ~, ~ "sG
sss ss 'Ssr sss !s.s sss,sT 'q 1; ass.s;
sI,';et Ns,' hsiahs+: seH!fs'! e!ti,,S 's:s FL
fluy wiis :sss sl,t 81. It IT ,.Td t;s;' tT; T
Jnnc. nna tl5t;s4aiS9s sler a;y. eisa,
June. si$siist Tor July. sd a tthi1iT4 HI T.,
AuEusG sntns Mofe marie 81 sS1 ~! i" il"
sgi n'.a :' seller 5e .year shaff. 'qIsF 9sF hae.4
eaT!t4sA.7 II selter August. '''' seaet June "a
After tho call juno wheat sold H. I'm,
0arn ZINC. Nothing vas d1no In frI,,ssd I,; ssd H.,
, 1881-05-03
BUSINESS.
Advance In stocks-Alarm Among
the Bears.
The Windsor;Hote' Right for Once
Pool in lake Shore.
Reading and the ,Csnl Com binh-
tiOn-Flnnnces in Chicago.
The Produce Markets NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Firm and Quiat, with Deliveries
Large.
.Hreadssutis Active and Flsmsr-Mheat Carried
Around Ffeoly'on NAY constaots.


Ht0oke w1fG niEhof. Ilt0 WtndsQr li0lGl NU2.
sips who prctltutcd bettor prices for tako Bhore,
Mlchtn.n Central, Now York Coutrnt, tho Gran-
gcss. and Iackawnnnn rworn right fur onco.
etochs opened strong mud cuntinucd 40, with
no 1ther reactfons ID price than followed snits
to reAlize profits.
Northwestern has nlndo notablp advance in
tho last fow days. Therb wcre rcpurts yestgr-
tlay uf n pr,,aah0 .inoronso In tho tttslileutls.
Tho cause vt tho lato rlso .has laoi psrchases
by tho bears, who have become convinced. thMt
tho stock te u dangerous .pnp to 10 shurt
Of, md TO buying by W.ostorn operators.
Western capitalists nru 'buyiug freely for nn
advance ol several points, which they .htlIoyp
will Inevitably follow the grent ,thcFoaBo nuw
showing ltsalfin tho Cosnpnny's business.
+ ltun,ots Of a scrip lvldoua on II. panl woro
got nont, but tho stock tia nut respond as run&l.
lily us Northwest to tho Influences OF tho tnarkct.
a pool III Lake shOru. tint by the tnd ut lust
week t1ad bought up 5Io00 shares was one or tho
duy's rtn,ors. Dir. Ncwt.ll, OF the Lake shore
1ioad. declares that its earnings for April wcro
fully b4 per cont not, tnd wcro unprecedented
In tho history or.tho road.
Gould was ruportod to be selling Nycsteru
Union uuiotly, but Fruoly. Huuh a ruppst would
naturally be started In Wow Ut the growing prom
thence Of tho Mutnnl tUuion, the now ,uoni-
pntEtor OF Western Unton II wOIlh be grput
satisfaction TO tho honrtluas ,l,abliu II SOMEONE
should administer to Gould the smn,c bittcrpIl
be, with bis Alncroau unlon, gayo to, tho stouk-
ho:1ers Of Western Union.
Tho MIlla,1'urk. Canuaek purity arn raportad
To bo bcarish, This cttale uiado big money by
selling 1scadtag aud Elcvntetl, and profess 10
boliovo FL still lowor prices for then. =.
Tito Elctated st0pks 'wcrp wauk, without any
.rcsl|tehey. no special pressure Uf stock for
snlu vas noted. E3xotsraion trafnn .vgr0 .ruu
suudny OIL tho Metropolitan to Lnko -Mahopuc,
.stcrp prou'lnunt New York caterer has 90.
, 1881-05-03
New York for tho wcck ending Wednesday
saxseY, mn last .sziAh s.f,4saiss s4Atafa. -,
Tho Following table slNIws tue atouks 0f pork
anIlattl In Now York ln tLtpinnrlotls statedt


.t aMnh hrrrMh May /
Iss;; Is:s sSs' Si tl;ss9
Tho stock Of flour In this city at tttn prcsunt
tlmo Is reported ut io,e Eos brla, accompanied with
eo,oso hrls QUO month ago, and 1aa brls atths
tinto last year.
AluadinR operator In this rity nat1 Yesterday
that UP toluat Saturday night only about ,twot1-
ty-six Ncr0$ had bsau seeded 10 spring whont
for cvovy tQO nprcs last year. Ths stntomcut
was understood to apply to all the spring.
producing states n tho Northwest.
4 gontlonnr 1T Norfolk. W.. writes to q Artn
here that tlln ,lnmanu for mcats.in tt0t vluln!ty
has rccpht!y fallen IN very much. owing to tho
highonpriaes. Tho, o,t,cople now huymorc largely
OF n,aokerct cntlfah, a,,l ntDlassca thnu hereto.
f0rr. = 90
Tho following .wus written by a ;prpu,lnont
ho,tao iuiLoi,slnl ltlndar tlnteof April 1s.
tWncaMsco Anurca hpids THO key This. ac1atr 4
~ e so fsss :s
S fhis ,ss SF sl'ss s
~ uef ar.n tsIss witch iIapIISs soaiMsaee; In
p!3 t'sS s 'iss Ss. sssts
MI, j. ~ HS 10 Y sss let, ~ is % .sss s!t
harvest. ii lia ,pr7siutu VI As nnxt A,notlgssi,
o txs: r. wsnt ss q 'n sstfy e'y a;rr @ a
1 tS e. ET1sstc Y Hy
Hal g sHrae,,t !, ~ ths,men. io!a p ,,,n.h.,a
tho kluxtlun tUsts-and n0 ,wlielt u DO tmpUflod,
Il. q. l1Nrris, Es4., has rollatcd tho exports of
wheut mud flour reduced towt,eat for wook rn.t-
ing April ~; MISC corn iron Iortllndt 1,ostot
Now York.. Philadelphia, Baltimore, aud Nuw
, 1881-05-03
AltTfuLRg.

isuinstnrs. @ 'nns @iHil :iTSt - n
Cant+ !utts............ 1lESl p':S lS, 10y
iaaT iMTsipep, ey,'ai n it..:.:,.: 73F xN am a.u
MAhIna!as. M a!. nl-......-. AaS -daa : " ~ =,
ea!. 9t.s. .....:.::.... gu! -@.!.!- :. @e eso.
Tito {ulloslpg xruin wis iuspcctcti into ,stosu
III tbls otty layuuorntux, ,scars No. twin.
tor wheat, 10 t,ss No. sAprug Z, c,ra No. dc,
cars rpjucte .tJ4.mhcat); ,1s,unrs No. = and high
mixed corn, :a6 cars ncwh high mixed. 80 ours and
BosU0 -bu now .,nfxcd, los cars and 40o0 hu re-
tcctct ~ unrs no grade tss4 CORN; Blrara whlto
pnts, 112 ours No. . mlxod, a. .cdra .rnJected (lo6
oats; 6 cars No. aryv; oar No. l,arIoy, cars
.lpw Krato barley. Total teuI ,cnsa) 4Q,0Q0 lu.
Iuspoctud out: :1US1l bl whtsat, q, ,pS5 bu curp
7yUl. bu oats, 2,.s:I hu rye, 5ss bu barloy.
Withdrawn from storp during Saturday for
city ,co,,sllnption iQsbu ccr., ,755 tu outs tEsl
-bo .ryo, 65Sbl barley. :.
'Thg doaah Of 8. ]. Potter, Bsq., WINS reported
on Chaugc yesterday mud appropriate rpsolu-
tons ntiopscd.
Tho leading produtio ,nnrkets were generally
firm yesterday witt, activity In ,gtl.lt, and not
,nluch dtlug III provtsto,s Tho .Iattur bud boou
,io,,vorod outvoryfrucly In tho carly i,,urnina,
besides good deal ,carroal round III the utter
purt Uf Lust week, which bud st,cpu uu,ioRbly mr..
.rullged for, in qrer to, ,ayni Loo m.is.h urcasrp
yesterday. Hut tho ,allM :w4ls nRparcntiy ull
stowqd AWAY for 1cArryt,g, as IVORY little or IT
found It's way buck on thu lnunlot. Tho :lnst
ao,,tenoo is abo,,t equally true Of wheat. Thp
latter was delivered vory. literally on NJay
contracts, and that faut Induced sonle
people 10 sell early. Hut It was ~auon
| found that tho parties -rcceIvtpR ,,thD
| wheat wrro rot putting 1t out ng1sin, md then
tho feultng turnod,na 1t WIS .bnliaval tnat Tho
| wheat Is now held by bulls who will walt for
htgher,prtccs and ,perl,aps nut offer it.hcrent
.aby prioc., Tho deliveries .of corn wort light,
'and lt'advancudinsympathy with-whcut, though
both were lower Ia london Outs Mcrc nruer in
, 1881-05-03

BH0Ft EIB8, HtI4F I{sb6, lVA4I NJ E,5S6H67i, NlNE
cltats guptsa nt &S lqosI ind LIS boxeds Cumber.
laHts: blxGd; long cut luna, {Elac; Bwtot-
gr,,,en hanls, sa,o'n ~ y A. TgrsHo sktfyxo
s9att ~: IoS saust clSar, MSalld1SFhams
AnaBf@Was gniot IT flo.smtpop for moss; sllas5s
ll,s0 tpr s1tr1tHiess md aaLaef.A1ior huns. =