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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-01-14
DIR. BEECHLER..

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To those persons who are subject to the follow
ing diseases, thoroughly scientific system Is ad-
Eised in which Electricity is applied for the cure
of acute and chronic diseases by means of electri-
cal currents, different in quality and intensity in
those conditions OF the human system. Where vi
tally g deficient it a tonic and stimu IA
the organs action. 1t strengthens the nervous
system, helps tn, circulation OF the blood. and
answers to ali the requirements OF health and
strength. Electricity in lts treatment is suited to
the most sensitive and delicate of Whatever age,
infants not excepted. In the treatment Of rheuma-
tsm, whether acute, inaammstory or chronic, cleo
tricity is unrIvalleG
Para ysis palsy, st Titas dance, and other dis
eases affecting the motion ana sensation can be
cured by electricity.
In all cases of rervons prost-aton and general
debility. tricity is certain No less potent is
its effect IN the restoration Of lost vitality
To business men and persons of sedeutaTy habits
when the system is run Gown and debil,tated, the
agent to restore ii to its pristine state Is electricity
tgives vitality to the overworked, and acts as
| tonic TO the sedentary inclined.
In all of the lungs, throat and chest. cleo
tricitY stands preeminent
In all cases of diabetes. incontinence and reten-
ton Of the virus or in painful cratic Grination,
electricity Is most potent in regulating the secre
lions. changing the constitution OF the hu1ds. ana
restoring health and vigor to the Gebilitated
organs. Electricity Is the ladies' best friend. as
thousands of ladies can testify to the wonderful,
speedy and permanent cures duly performed in
those that the most scientific application OF
drugs Oftened failed to reach. such az lrreg
ulariies. constipation, rush of blood TO the head,
faiattng and those weakening and sickening SEN
sations painful or suppressed transformations, and
those diseases arising from nervous disarrange-
| ments well known to the suffering female.
DIR. Beechler takes pleasure in exhibiting and
explaining his new mode of applying electricity
to the OF diseases by means of the finest bat
terry in the world, and the only magnetic chair ever
| invented by which electricity can be applied to
any part of the body without any semblauce OF
pain VI s1ock. without any unpleasant sensation
whatever DR. Beechler fesls confident that IL
would be greatly TO the advantage of invalids ia
| call and see his instruments and new mode of APP
! plying electricity.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-01-14

Will IT CURR NH /?

Said man, whose woebegone eounte-
nance and broken down constitution
plainly showed traces Of disease suf-
ferer with Nervous Dyspepsia, in
whose stomach the most delicate morsel
Law like lead. Refreshing sleep and
quiet nerves were strangers to him and
he dispaired of ever being well.
We advised him 70 take
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-01-14

BADGES, CAPS, SWORDS, BELTS, JEWELS.
And all that relates to the Lodge Furnishing and
Reealia Department,
s2@ Send for prices and terms.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-01-14
'IhhOIS' Liver REGULATOR

which he did, and In short time was
not only relieved but cured.
Reader, if you are suffering with Dys
pepsia or Liver Disease in any form, do
not wait until the disease has taken
tor when the symptoms first show
Themselves. IL has relieved untold
suffering SIMMONS LIVER REGU-
JATOK il not an alcoholic stimulant,
hnt a Purely VEGETABLE RENE
DY that will cure when everything else
fails. 1t is q faultiess family meditine.
Does not disarrange the system. Is no
yiolept drastic purge. but natures own
remedy The friend Of everyone, AMI
will convince you II 1t is the cheap
est. purest and beet Family Mldieine in
the world.
ions sufferers. victims OF fever and
ague. the mercu,ial diseased patient
how they recovered their heath, cheer,
fcl spirits and good appetite-they will
tell You BY taking Simmons Liver Reg
ulAtor,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-01-14
STOCK SPECULATION.

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Wall Street, New York. buy stocks on reasonable
margin and. when desired. will advise when and
what to buy. Also Stock Privileges In which S25
to 300 can be probably invested opportunities
for good profils constantly occurring. Full in
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free.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-01-14

Printing, Binding and Biank-Book work
specialties at THE ARGUS OFFICE. No
pains will be spared TO please customers
Satisfaction guaranteed If
, 1881-08-06

Donds Itcgisterod-Llccnsed to Organs
,ixe-PcrsonNl-App

No0dA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 OEeW4s
,ixe-pcrYonnl-Appo
Speetat Dtsuateh to 1hs Chteano Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Aug 5.-The Auditor
to.tny registered $1,000 OF City Of SPRING
field, St,o00 OF City OF Cairo, md St,8o0 Of
Kansas Township, Edgar county, bonds.
md cancelled $1,000 Of King Township,
Christian County, bonds.
Tho Secretary Of State to-day issued llccn-
SOS to organize rs follows: Tho Peoria Hertlic
Concl Company, Peoria; capital, $40, 600; cor
porators, Matthew llenneberry, Richard Il.
Yorls, john Warner, Josiah Crafty, =. +.
Finnuy. Tile Freumnn Printing Alll Inbts-
Ing Company, Chicago; capital, SIC, 900; cor
r0rators, William j. Mnskell, JOHN A. Strand,
William ]. llal!ott. rhe American Stove
Manufacturing Company, Dellev!lle ;captta',
S100, ,000, corp0rators. Ed 4. Mysunbery, Ed
4: Quesnel, Samuel 1. Wiring; 4 certificate
Of Organization. wns also tilet! by tile A!14it0r
Hook and Lntlder Company No. !, to Dixon.
Gov. Cnll0m returned to-day from Ills
brief visit to Leattvllle, and Secretary. Of
State Dement, returned from vacation trip
The Governor .has licensed tho Henderson
County Soldiers nil Sailors Association to
drill and paratle witt, arllts
us. Alokeen was to-day appointed by tho
Governor ms State Agent at East st. Louis
for tho enforcement Of tho law for tho pre-
vgnt10n Of cruelty to animals.
, 1881-08-06
THE LITTLE ONES EXCURSIONS,

4AQ H@oAtAAAs.AAA5klkAt ~ AHfAAk NIl GAtall@
slve work on its hands tlIis summer. Tho
attendance for the last three weeks figured
up 1,ts3, l,606, and a,o77 respectively, while
the first threo days Of the present week
footed up 1858. Tho attendance, which Oh
Thursday al0no was o75 Is sl,de np almost
wholly OF mothers md the!r sick babies,
Yesterday morning When tic Bret Ilarta
pulled out from l,er wharf ut the Clnrk street
bridge shu had 1Ug passengers, about one
tlix q 1he'n babies, T!l. hsrt Ct o.
onu trip. AS the Infants -wero
brought on bonrtl many OF them Wuta bawl-
ing lust!ly,. fur, they were puny little creat-
MTes, hardly able to Easp enough breath to
1--we, but as Boon as tle boat got out on the
lake every y0unKster Ind ceased to WllInl-
per, aiul was Growing with delight. at tho
hospital ptur the hRu'lnocks and swings were
quickly brought Into req4lsttlon, aud both
freedom Of. the Inviting spot. Several chill
drcn who had been brought; there recently
almost boyon4 recovery were dancing around
rs lively us crlCk9ta.
, 1881-08-06
TRAVELLING IN EUROPE.
Some Imposltions ON Ancrlcans-Thb
stRr-spnnEled Hann1r.

Some 1mpositions on Amcrleans-The
star-spnnEled Hannor.
Tho ae Mufean tpnSear raen ea,is on Ills s sias ., tho
water must baplst, many l,oue-borr1 itleas Of
so'agss ane .nA"ny WY .,.t!a e1 NV usasu
mcnts. The first aro luxurions1y upholstered;
tha second aro very much inferior III England
md France. n ,ittlo bettur In Belgium. and a
e Good 1"ai % bettar r in % Germany. Int you nro
shut np IN all, and Ill MI nro depr1SeA or
water. Tho European dread OF water, either
for drinking or for washing, amounts to 4
nyu.optup". M.,.t" o t. ,.., ...a...
CLASS You nte Aaple 10 po poxoo up W!tu
dirty dfsagrecablc, md sometimes tipsy
people, But for q shilling In ENGLAND, q
fralic In Frolce or Belgium, q mark In Ger
many OF ns ctiulSa'ens ~ hleut~ots ~
Austrla, quietly put Into the hand Of tito
conductor. you ea.' secure s,aall coupe Or
a na.as oa,, ~ ths,e sarvan1a n0 no
Inc cohpnhtes p"y thelr selvan's s,I'".1 ,...'
wages. anu WINK AZ tAelf acceptanco OF nt.ie
] tloss who want " to BE- a little exclusive.
Thor, ara othar n,orc III ssrin,s exnenses. In
VIZ ,. v.us nv.u n1' so.a ha,"n:, IN
each hotel atter payment OF ICES oeyoha tlc
mntd, and half tlozon Others, you have to
uuy two or tilrce others for tic privilege ot
dopprtlng. A group surrounds you, aid
eysrv one strives fU nl,cl. you or 4 piece Of
your baggnRo, al,I thoi, gtycs ni appoailug
look tor q fGs for the service. Tho cost o.
railway tickols is high, and to this must ha
u,iia,i 4 chargo Sor Gasgage beyond about
ifty pounds III weight. On one trip paid
III "assoMsrsr1 ~ ome day f ainounte,l to about
si.6o; tho naxt Gay, Tor abo,tt tie salle
distances and time, tbs sallo baggaEe WIS
!H yn,ir tlestination md G,Iittlng the trafn, q
i,cw % group Of bcEglng ra!!way employees
doinp a asclcss' sorycs @ @ or Tor Iotlg l,otl.tng,
Ur UntE1e lsnine Steamboat thers Is u ffash eorte
Sr th4ss' s,n,i vo,I ira confInnnilv rnIttine
vn,,T ne; ne;nds In v",1r ~ 1,ock"t inr pfsnnias.
Tha extra baEgnxS charEa continues on tle
tms u M v@r trans hseansa Siees of
cniivna 1nsy Wos ~ snro,d. comnio Of An,srican
aJiaa >vera M%n oa,una,e,i tn tis ,yay Xii ta
nama WA wo III atte,nntcT H. n, te @ nrSsent M
vita SWrItor. WI wjlo In hnppsus ,lot to bc Woman,
nnt .wei n II Tie ali nofhio casties. I e'S Thoy
huxnt rniIroad stStinns aisl EotaJs mt, itifost
, 1881-08-06
COUNTY ASSESSMENTS
Some Interesting Figures on III. D..
sonal Property in Cook. '''
1t Foots Up nm Aggregate O, v,,.
sa4, 900, 900.
Tho Rea1 Proporty Adds Up a r,..,
Of 800, 900, 600, ~0sa4

trhc f,on,ntttoo ~ t,.,..,-
~ Ill o"!'!lat.ee on EQUALIZATION was Ii, ma.
S!on ngain yesterday, atnl Ind l,cfnre tems pos.
nr .us isL o. lSlfes for tloir giancc In ths
I'm fir,,tos rol.It,,,, -. ~, H"'' lor instance
so ,'rsn"r,, a,,a1 ~ !" 'He assessment Of yes.
eu' p,opca.y. hiltl the county Attorney W.,
vi malla wilh ',ls promised opinion. A. h,a 5
been predicted, ho held to Inc pronos,, m ,tad
,vI,nrc IL ,vuo rnrts,o.,',, '"v"'u pe assesseA
suhs,n,tfn,tv nrra"t1 ~ ,',.e ",n tne Commt,co
Ii,etl1s tHat the nsst,sstn"mt mi ,s ~ o!!lng, which
crty ns mntA hv 4 asraanr Il ,rni!s ~! slic tlr0p.
Eooll, aid that nj nt,,or n,ako H., Is 70 hold
lru yoii, ,TIigro wifi l'''1s +, assessments
To tho rule, however In tia ,", exceptions
uropurty ns Mr. i)rnkn o,,,,lS vmay a'iect siet,
nimftfntj IL mtl,or ,nt 'ppca@S IN haya
, 1881-08-06
AROUND r1frs LAKES.

HAUHDh OF a HtLENulu Tulbs
Capt. ttuhtleytH now Iron tug A. ", Cotton
was Inunchcd FROM, tho yard Of David flolt ~
1itIlalo Wednesday nfternoon. Tho Cotton will
10 onD Of tho incst. largest. and most powerful
tiiRs on tho lakcs. sho IL niuoty foot long oyer
all, eighteen foot IN bcNtn, md ton foot III depth,
and hcr hull Is divided into four water.tigtt
compartments. Tho tug Is rondy 10 receive hor
e1,utno and holior, which will at once DO put Ia
place. Thor nro bosh OF Mr. flell'a manufacture.
Tilt cngliu has oylludor twenty-four by twon-
ty.stx lnchcs, and IA splendid specimen Of
inarIn0 tnachEnory. Tho l,ullcr Is matlo OF staot
mid Iron. and has shell eight feot and length
0f sixteen foot. Tho model ot the Cotton shows
flnc ltncs throughout. lier Btom Is OF
peculiar shapc. a1id WINS formed with
srcclal rcHnrti for breaking i0e Into
md curly IT. tho senson. Capt. sam Gibson
managed tho launch In a successful why,
and ho Is doing tho woodwork on tho Don't. Hho
will cost somo $4,000, and Will bo ready for
service tn tho hnrbor Of Toledo II nt,out
su fros Sir. nelis s Yard ID IL aaut @ % Ton %ys. % TIC
other twn W. boliig Tho largo nnd hnntlsono yGoht
Gf IT. a ef 1. nDrot snd p.ctty to
count.
ELEvAT1su RATES.
THO Western Etovat.nR Association Mt Buffalo
ratcs for ulevatlu4 a,ld storage, to 10 III forcS
,nsli futthor nutloo: TransforrInE from yessol
70 bon" Fl Ff m 10 asss Kynf tS 9 snro
with privilege ot. 1.-Two days' storago, Y cent per
bushcl: storage for eaoh Succeeding ten days Or
l,Ays IN nuditton 10 tho abovo u uont per btishel
Tor tlovutluK. Tho FREQ Transferring fruni vca.
iS aa S ss
il Is understood thas rarties who 10 not ratro,l.
sStt for % eiavntis wi When &ey sond srsln al 10 tSo
Conlpnnys elevators.
RATHER nnuau on GAIT. "1KE."
, 1881-08-06

CLEVELAND, o., Aug 6.-Petroleum Inns
been steady during tie past week, prices re-
lnnlninR at7 cents. 1sallroal business Is uti-
changed, freight and passenger traffic being
about tho same rs tho former week mud
heavier than In the corresponding wcok last
year. Trade in Iron las been generally act
I've. I.argo transactions III ore arl plg.lron
nr9 reported ut former prices. htanMtact-
ut s.. i0Gea. TO. Other kinds have participated
in the advance. Steel rails arB nonhally
sos for present delivery, alMl contracts aro
being nlatlN for next sens0n'a delivery Mt
$bSQ1d9. Metals nro scarcu, md 0r.!er8 are In
OxcGss OF the supply for solnu kinds.
, 1881-08-06

p0yT 1iunON.
ponr I1uHox, Mich, Aug. 6.-Up-Propellors
IL y. 1tunny with A. Cobb, N. Sfllis and bnrgns.
schooner Witlum ii. ltntlntta: tugs Nnt stluknoy
and basgcs, Mnstors and bargps; stoatncr Ko"
wcotlnw. -.....
Down-psopollors 1ny Go,,l,l, City Of Mount
Clemops. China, Woookcn and consort, City Of
Homo md consort. lndIan and bnr9ca; schoon-
crs Lcnyillc, Monterey, Ro1ndcer. undoilar.
Wind northeast, light; wonthor t'no.
Pour 1suNON, Mich, Aug. 6-n:W p. m-Down
-propelcrs Lohtgh, Il. W. blanchard. lsonnoko.
Idnho, Ontario, nnd d. +. lloso md Dargcs;
schooner Knte Kelly.
Up-propg1lors q. Linton md bargcs, Mack-
tnnw md bArgrs.
Wind north fresh.
MILWAUKEE.
Spttfdi Dispatch 70 It's Ca.edso Tribune.
ld.. lAuxE AE seasetSTsal9 S',,al9 o %ao M'Sai
nt sX co1ts. ~ CaioaFo: sehoonnr Myosotis,
.s:.,sO0 h,.shc!s NJ wteat ut ~ conts, frcu Of
'ul XrrlYe,i W from nj 'haow.rropolor Potomac with
tho schooner Inncs u. Sawyer, stentil- }nrEo Q;
!lurlhnt With tho sohooners Annie Voushs and
Cleared d-Schooncr Myosotls, for Chicago.
NuFFAt4O,
gpssta. pl.nateh to The Chfeaoo 7ftAuns.
naaHcr Stoto g. an wiI.t A aa seSo
s sase: psops!lass %,asiow v aud I'd Kais Gattoron',
SiI, uesri.rsopc,lors St, Louis, 1sussia, Arab!a,
nnly W. 4. Urnyes, and ach0uncr GnorRe w.
Adnu,s, coal. Ch!qnRo; propeller q. J: kcrshnw.
milwaukee,; rrofolIcrs Wnslow ana hatt hut
teroni, Duluth.
No charters.
DULUTH.
8ptetat Dttpateh to Tia Chicago Trthuns.
DuIUrlr, Mimi, AuB. 6-Arriyed-t'r1nollor
Quebec. fro.n Sarnia; propeller City OF Freinont,
from Chieago: schoolicrs Htilo and Stevens,
Dcpartei-propcllor City Of Fremont, for
ChlcuHo: propeller Quebec, for snrtltn; propul-
1or Mlnlsteo, for llUugtiton.
MARQUETTE.
Special Di4pdeh to The Chicago TrI6une
MARQUETTE, Mich.. Aug. h.-Arrfvct1-rropel-
Ter Y. Swn!n! schooners a. .. Maxwell, Wabash,
md !. i. NoyC9.
CIuarod-iropc,ors Superior mud j. T. Fay;
tug ". u. Cabtlc: ech0oners. Sanluakyt u. +.
Nhndgs, +. leighton, II. Wells, Z. Nell, and
Pulaski.
uAY CITY.
Special Ditpdteh to The Chteaon Tribune.
NAY Cry. Mich. Aug. 5.-Tho sChonnars
Morning Light and Mott arrived to-day and aro
loading lulpcr for Eblcngo.
EitfE.
sptetat Dl.pateh TO The CAieaeo Tribune.
E1tE, Pa, AuK. Observation-Disclosures Dnhs
waro and schooner Allegheny, graft, ChIcngo.
, 1881-08-06

last year. Values Of wool slender but iii.
changed, !! G1is cents being fair quotation for
Xxx Ohm tlGcces, ntMl S0!r4O cclits for Mtch!.
gnts WOODEN EOotls arc III small supply. and
Vrlces Aro very moderate. Medium MD
low-prlred ilant,els nru not more than tI7
per cent higher thnn In 1878. Tic dry.gools
tra,lc Is very firm, and an increase Is bclnr
,natle tn the producing capacity of quito n
number Of tho lcatltng cotton mills, The
cotton market continued to tend upward
during tie carly part oi = Tic week II spitSM M q
reached. Another nc advance, was regis
tereu, but lower grades close Wenk-
CT, hfi.ltlllnR upland closes firm mt
aiout 1a1f CENTS. delivered at Now FIJI;
gln!,tt mills. .nEnfnst .1016 cents IN the
enrly part af May, at, adyallco OF about u per
of nbnNt n dollar per tim has been established
nr all brands Of foreign a'u1 domestic pig
ir0nt md manufactured Iron was also flr'n
MD tcf!sllng upward. Copper Is no higher.
rottnd lots OF LIKE being obtained tn:tlay at
1924 cunts. Paper stock sin Improved demand.
Lumber Is fairly active. Even spruce IL
stc9dfcr., Hog prodMctsnre quiet Lard ts q
little easier, With sales Of Boston Mt taA@
la}S CENTS. Fresh beet Is in moderate de-
nlni,tl Mt stendy prices, though u cents lsnow
M, outside. tlg,tru for choice hind Quarters.
Prices Of both mnckcrel and cod ilsf1 !ltl-
changed, with no material alteration ~ prices
Of grocertes. Sugar unchanged at 0jb ce'lts
for ErAnulated.
, 1881-08-06
pITISNURG,

PTrTsnuno, Aug. h-1he activity In all
tinuo, with q favorable outlook for the
future, The iron trade especially IL good.
The demand for p!E-lron IL steadily on The In
crease, ,rhe market Is suffening up, aud
sales are reported at an advance OF 10 cents.
Manufactured iron u very tlrn. Orders aso
flowing In freely, aud nearly all mills are run.
, 1881-08-06
CHICAGO HORSE MARKET.
Following IL tho report OF sales at =, J. Berry
Il Co.'s Monroe-xtraet Horse. blnsket this week,
LIMITING THE COAL PRODUCTION,

V1lll4ADELFH1A. ld.t AhK. "a fBstflo@
ton III coal production IL discussed OH ac-
count Of tue lack OF transportation facilities,
and 1t Is considered probable that two sus-
pensions OF three days ouch will be agreed
upon by the companies. Orders from the
East have been plentiful, hut vessels arc
scarce. Tho rate now demanded to Boston
and Providence Is Sl.75, an Increase Of rs
cents,
, 1881-08-06
BALTIMORE.


BA1,rtMonE, Aug. b.-DMrtnR tho past
week tho money market Inns been quiet, with
an abundance Of finds, but there wns littlo
disposition to speculate III stocks Ill view OF
tho unsettled and declining condition of tho
New York stock market. Late In tile week
there was more Inquiry for Virginia issles,
and for them tho market WIS steady. There
were ITO Maryland securities on tho market
premiums being so high TINT tho interest
would fall below tho willingness of Investors
10 accept. Thore WINS MI Increase Of exports
of domestic products, tito total value show
Ing S1,0l5,at0, aeainst s1,2a,s, l57 for tho pro-
ceiling week. The ttry-gootts ttato WINS uutet
faI9ni &11d notig kxng was done except III In'sea
Tho RraIn markets excited more interest.
Tlere wns q fair supply of wheat, nnd the
in..rkot ruled steady. q, nt lcast, wttl yeIy
sitg.t fluctuations, nlIttl yestcrMtays M rci,o'rtts
&c ews ron eEfSR Erope @ a s yest 70 exs
tho market, at,i, after the close Of 'Chango
yesterday there wns considerable exc!te-
llent OH tho street,. To.uny tlte market
P9'es sens ssess ese1 o e ress Ct oEAsS of Frsy ~
liz liz csss ss sss Of ssss e. pRfsss Rsss e
for The TSsk @ l6ers g1 nSgssH"tlns ss lg5
sfs a IL ho s eccs sxSHs %ssk ssas But W. sS
lMtive deiland remained about steady.
Sa1cs for tlle week 3,33vt.h .hs5, while exports
wcro 518b0o bushels. Tle market closed
ssitos ss ptes s a openg @ yssf q ss akss ?Est
was iirn,. SlHce tiie mi,lile Of July
the market III Is shown iii upward
tendency, though fluctuations were, only
rspor o S S prncpsi oy re
gtoMs Of tho West, the result 9t Hoods nnd
drought, begut moro than ordinary excite
riort Totiay tile market ntlvallced ,4H
S tssy " sRn sss sss g y$5fssa es
lieceipts of tho past week. were lighter
tlnn for some time past, and the
sepsss 5ses Ms we fSss1 ssDoas e WIZ
.;io, ssl5 bushels Or moro than 200, ,0O bushnls
less than for tho prccMllng week. Flour
ruled steady and very firm throughout tic
Msn a It s9%ea az Mpwefa 3e
tatt0ns. Receipts for the weck exceclcl tho
| salcs by nearly 2,00o barrels, there having
| been d limited export len,a1Hl* The prti-
the as iucttatIons e ~ ot IT tho WESTERN inaf- II
good jobbinE-trndo dclnanl.. To-day the
market slowed more strength, aud a.l AL
Which aru now II cunt better tnnn Inst Fri
day. Sugar WINS dull, and tho aAsenee Of n
full peaci-crop made prices droop. To-day
ainong iIoi,lers thatt tic advance chi, bo Mai!.
tAlncl. Tile supply OF raw sugar Is so light
TINT 10 quotations aro made f0r It, none Of tho
sugar retl,lcries being now IN operation;
G9ef bss 5s4 Il @ 5 9a sa 1Gsy { gses @ so avanfS S
market Is, slow. Butter is firm. Will very
light receipts; choice grades sought after
anti supply hardly equal to the demand; ;
aa g5aass nj sasoe IN W
| without cllaurCOf price for Western prod
, 1881-08-06
A Horrible Catastrophe Barely
Avoided at Wells Street
Bridge Yesterday.
An Effort to Be Made to Recover the
Cargo of tho Schooner
Favorite.
4 Firm Feeling In Grain Frcights
Yesterday, with AT Advance of
Onc.Quartor Cent.
Around tho Lakes-Arrivals and Depart
cellanoous- Along
the Docks.

Between 12 and O'Clock yesterday. Wt1ilo tho
funeral procession OF Policeman O'iirlon was
p,sstng over Wells street bridge, thuro caIno
ncnr hc.nR hnrror. Tie lllR schoonrr Chn,n-
pon, coa-latlcil. hal Just passed through Clark
street In tow Of d tug, nnl was bcing towcl up
ut n rnthor rapid rntB OF speed. Tho Captain OF
tho tug stgnutod tho Woi!s street bridge
tender to open tho bridge, and rs
he was about 10 ring tho bell sov-
crnl policemen camo 10 him aud matlo objection
to having tho britgo opened until tho whulp tit
neral procession had passed. over. On cnino tho
schooner straight for tho draw. 1t looked ns II
nothing would prevent sorioas collision, bnt
tho bridgo.tondor tfiaokott}, with r1,ro good
boom boon, Of Tia biz vessel vessel touched tout tho h IN rnitnn
Started tho nfdFo around. Iho funeral psocea-
sion was broken Into two partst aud tho fright
saee people % on tho tho bridge s., ssa'.pored 81.
just'eo to tho capta'n OF tho tux It
power to stop hls tow by getting
alongside md holding her baok with his ttie.
Tho vessel i. an extremely large QUO, and. with
her cargo of 1,ooo or 100 tons Of co.l, Is not
eas!ly stopped whom under headway. One strip
was tho os.ent Of Tho aamase. nus for for tho pros
odor aoses a ana sua nfG hs cssn 81 9a uS o
city would havo boon furnished With
Atet'cass uo'1oe' M LUZ st'uso WIS
eio"us" "'u p1oP,o' .''3 "."1 wv nnso
Vessel iu.sy stluck w ofl"Ae N.Y. 'olnank a,
so-'" nAsg fl'sSnt'u ~. ;. ..o upHs A""
tnto ~ ts4 "..a ss "'ans .'u.sn., "outo
.!'t4"s " Nao"s "ua4a at',' a1,o'! esu"'su' AN
tul" eonneouoa ~ 'n'sa. W "u'1 " 'esaso "u ~
stance III "n1cn hnotnor horror was cafe!y
avoided. Last Tucslhy eSenlnG, about QuartCt
tn o'ctnck. sytkto fhe f,,v !. 4. Crawfort, wns
to,.,,s. ~, .,horr,. T.,s n,wa,,, ~, ~ ca,,th
.u"ius tao ~ eeuoou14 t1no5 D"n -. ~ Wv 'oulu
Dfahch. tno rug e'&haled 1or q pfldge 10 open.
Tho brldgotcadcr rang tho bali to notify horse.
cars tennis nuc ppicstrnns TINT tho brs,lro vns
rnirn ~ In or,rni s1,,st a. tbo mil ronoo,I
eo'us ~ W upo.o nuo. 40 NV W.. aI1 .onsou
ftnSlnR tno arlVers ot !nrco c moeso. cnts Ensnen
s tnetE ehts 1m ~ Tug oa!aES' to tMH H anu .s toM