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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-12-05
Greenb0cE Caucus.

The Greenback members elect of the house
of representatives tonight nominated Nichol-
La Matyr, of Indiana, clerk of the house; Lee
Crandall, of Washington, D. O., sergeant at
arms; H. Martin Williams, of Missouri, door,
keeper, and W. II. c. Moore, of Pennsylvania.
for postmaster.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-12-05

A Durango, Col, special says man named
Mogle, two brothers named Chapman and
two others, names unknown, several days ago
left Ophir to walk to Silveston, and have not
been heard from since. The snow on the
range is over three feet deep and it is feared
they have persisted. A party have gone in
search
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-12-05
THE GUITEAU TRIAL.
A NUMBER OF DISTIN6 ULSHED WIT
NESBES YESTERDAY.

Emory A. Storrs Surprises the Defense
And the Prisoners Sister Calls Him .
Perjurer-The P0rtly Senator from ILL.,
nois on the Stand-He Tells What He
Knows About Political Philosophy-The
Prisoner Chips in New Franks for Ef-
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-12-05

The directors of the Mechanics National
Bank of Newark have agreed to contribute
S1,0O0,060 towards paying the creditors and
reviving the bank. The directors will public
ly announce their willingness to pay the cred
itors percentage on their dues larger than
the creditors accept the amount offered, the
sums will be paid in Immediately and a full
receipt taken. The bank will then resume
under the old name.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-12-05

The engineerdepartment of the North
ern' Pacific has located stations
on the new line of the Northern
Pacific up the Yellowstone, distant each
from Glendlve, as follows: Milton, IA so
miles; Fulton, 80 80 miles; Terry, 80. Is
miles; Morgan, 9.33 miles; Tilley, SO. Is
miles; Miles City, 1925 miles; Fort
Keogh, so SO miles. Arrangements for
receiving freight and passengers for these
points are not yet perfected, but probably
the new line will be opened about the
18th inst. The Northern Pacific Ex-
press is, however, already receiving ex-
press goods for Miles City and Fort
Keogh.
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FOREIGN COMMENT.

LONDON, Dec. 3.-The Times, discussing
the system of allowing prisoners to give evil
dence. says: The incidents of Guiteau's trial
ought not to prejudice our decision in regard
this important question. His boisterous
anity would have created scenes at his trial
nder any Rystem.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.

Annual Report Of the Secretary Of War
ommends Sea Coast Defenses-His Views
ON tho West Point Academy-Expendit-
ures, Etc.
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OUT IN THE COLD.

The Greenback programme has been spoiled.
They agreed to nominate ]. Hyatt Smith, OF
Brooklyn, for speaker of the house, and by
that move to keep him from voting for the
Republican speaker, but he went into the Re-
publican caucus. The Greenbackers will
probably not nominate candidate now, but
will leave each member of the party to vote
, 1881-05-22

11OR SALES, 1,e5oW1LL BUY Is ACRES
r land, good nouse and se'11s; 9scns nasn; r ln
snani"mants &c, Salem kenosha countf, WISCONSIN.
W. A. uAllt1S-
, 1881-05-22

'FOR SALBEBY E. S. DREYER & CO., S.
II Waah.nRton-st: -:
front houses from +. w 70 ..ssUD each -.
S3xEj 10 Sll .HN . p -" ''r .t~,; -.
T1Fo nne brics houses, oat-st eass Of Rush. cheap
: Three splendid brick houses on Cnss-st., Ell Nt.-
Threc~story brick, lndlana-st, near Stale s.an
Thrte-Ht0ry elegant MARBLE 'front.', Chicago -av.,
near Stntn-Si-. ana lot ..5xEl =
Splendid narule-front fronting Lincoln Pa.K. 500
Ffrs-cNs large butldlnE, built in flats, fronting
Li!eoln PARK, near Sophta-ss., s. 6m
Nice block Ut thtct-*tDry brick houses with barns
for:h park-nr, near Wisconsln-st: *iIuN:
+ No. - Wisconsln-st-. three .stur5-hEtGS. $5.aM
Nine brick houses In a block North Pnrk-nv., $500
( NlarblG-front. s0phta-st-, near Hurlbut, FLU
+ Tcn-rlom bslck house, FueEton-av., near Clark
.at-. S,s1A -:
Two uce brick houses Is and Is Grnnt-placc. cheap.
. -Four nice iouses Orchard st, sstty to $5.5NA.
! Two three-story brick houses. Websrer-av- 5000
Houses and lots tn IAke View at real barrnins-s
Beautiful grove lots In Lake View. near Clnrk-st.
caFx 500 ~ $1y each.
g and :3xlN ~ suile-st. near Schiller cheap r.
4it6x f3 ]4a S2tte-st, near Goethe, S7.50 =: .
:. 5nxl50, LII Sa5le-st, north ut Elm, Il bargain.
Fix III, Itu4tl-et-. SiUI per loot
Arrf, n I'll: directions
, 1881-05-22

:. CIIK REAL ESTATE. l
F0R sALE-BY BAIRD T. BRADLEY,
NORTH SiDE-t,n Norts ssate-.t. south of Division,
u .ith bslsk eess e
~ nss, III, :,3tas 15d Win ff'ns cottage
81 d.. s.soss Sfcs, oc,asont 'front.' in two
y Auron:st s.o:y and basement brick. :'r !
" 5@infon,s.enst @ y State, :51l0i - =
S:ss Ss:ss T. s;ss :S
All THESE three are enss fronts :. =: t>7,.t
Corner Linson-av IND sedyaiek-st triangular lot,
@ avs lis
souT1I sIDE-.rl Mlch,san.av., s-story and base :
men. sinne-froi.t- ~ = '>:.~'~ :. = !
Me6s n2 aa 1dffa sa wase Elf Sic pafn
sisl WusMash-av.. M frame cottage on brick basement.
2ss lndiana-av.. s-storr aud basement trane, lot
Iii lndana-av., 2~story and basement franc, with
SO In Mlndiana-avr 2-story and basement brick, lot
a: rraire-av 3stoFy and basement brick, is roos.
2ge pfaire-ay- s-sturJ frame with brick basement,
ssi5 and n rralsieav, zloo with two2story frame
ss FSfss.,ay sstozy and basement octasoafront
sosg sa nS ess bc with
r.I%x5H H..,Hf fttSk kte1t -.
:.1;s Langley, 3-kury aud basement brick
S1rsheas: cosner Van enrsn and Msrket~sta, lot blr
WET corner Wood 2,sto5y
W trnne on atore iounda,
a rs Saas Rea M ses ton 1' burn
g.; e. Wn:aington-st @ 2-story and basement brick
bas Ssety ase anu
n st9sy tTaus; ,ot ~
: l5s. :-story, basement. and n'ansard brick, atone
ri. 1rent ;' a.s.o., .r,,, ,u,,,- ,,n.on,
" lot with frame cottage on
Garner guiton and sanzanon-sts., lot 5axlM with
pNisu:nsa esouAe.nSs miSh fentas. ,.,,,.
story frame store. \ frame eqs!nse. ana . e.slory
- whita As VII maze i !. rsrs Investment
IS Ml!not; -. :.story fralae. with frame barn.
syuuhbANCAt itavenswoou. It beuuttnl corner Iot
ments; easy sye e1inu.es' wulk from depot, and in
corner Esandale-av. and FoTty-afth.sI, in me
d.tlon: -------.--- - - -
E'oR sALE-rls EIGHTH PUBLIC
.s's - ss ess ,s ; ,,s - - ' - ,,.. w. ss.s
juno l. at O'Clock D. H. The catalogue Will be ready
Wednesday, :sih, - :~.
The managers behave that the season Is now suf-
----
he'eht'' advanced 70 e'sso so'0 '''D'Ao 30' ''''
p.opsz'', rA'ea .asS asse ssssa o"as a0s
offef ut tho winter sales nnd therefore recommend
owners Of such property who desire to sell 1t 10" Tor
cash to enter 1t at sh's sale:
Al 0sAes 'eSe''paoas u 1''' 'f'''f''' ''lD 'l's
and sSeaEea.'i W HiSUS rs desired. cuAspnEl: CO.,
ls ana lls Dsarbosn-st- !: Dsatb29srn,;st 9sa
hsai ksl4te' a0f'siSs Tfus9sas. 1sakef''
, 1881-05-22

1s Ell essh m 6 M Fl ets
e
asd 1n
q r. best r Chen:.' being tas5
eli bes9 tao teess
5 9a ise no ma
txo nlo1ks frym n3e9n ~, S ;Sum{ nY@
@ Is sisssPsssS Ss
xooI At them. and nnd se, me. ns We are going
=" ~" - one BUSINESS PROPERTY:
8. md basement ot nforn st2ne eo fEnnt 1,
@ atarss seis it. ss
.2s5s! ~; ssss "a s,,s
ts.o!y er.es yes.. 'ssss g
ns1 9 ,ear Isr weos,e hoase on Madson-ss betxeen
Franklin and ks5ipkSEE Ns:ff'; Seas {5sEkeY {:ss5i t:s
p sss nas s eoa
ncuse in perfect ordsr LOT zl!l;a south front, On
Adau:-:1, ns,reen Wood ma Lincoln; cheapest
ss',ss nss
S9eE ss, rsa. eli sasas'
xi fes on 1s"e ] neaF xeIy esesp @
.,xSry hrtsk to-; dxs!!tPK snd lot =
il NUf-5-s;Ury and basement modern brick dweilini
md Iut .i1 south front on Forty -hrst-at, near
sj'SD.a-stor5. lo-roon, modern brick dwelling and
lot .axul on Vnchester-as,' near Jaekson-st; bar
.iao-,uou brick eotsage and lot a6xl1G on Oak
st near Hush: the lot is worth the money.
S por foot i5xl5. with good cottage. on north
east corner Vi Van Burcn ana l1er'nlta'e-as- Just
fw, iuckn west Hf Ashland nv hrstclHss corner for
sores and hats: look At 1t: ssreet-cars In 'front.'
II, pach-hrep 2-story Groom stone -9runt DWELL
ins and jats 93xlln t'olk-st. near HermttnEe-aV
TMese houses would cost moro 70 build.
s5N-One OF The finest modeFn s-story ana F:a; haso
{snrE. 10. rfsi Is ruptns and rents $l,UU
iii per foo,-lSjxlls, on Washington boulevard.
right 1t 1t will bring *tO foot IN two
year@ ~. . ~-..x - -. e.-,n, f,o,+.
Linton pnsk near Nashtngton~st: house has y rooHa
erery modern Improvement, and one Ut tile hncS1
1.ti.,sboEtootis In Chicago; cheap.
tiaJ-Fue modern 1l-room brick dwelling and lot
2:5i.s on Iud3nnn-av., between ThiEty-elEhth and
lhts - great barain ought 10 sell
ut 40,
<sUICotta.e, barn. and lot i01l0l on Aenominee-
st. near Wells-st. nQd Lincoln Purk-
, 1881-05-22

r1Or- sALE-A CHOICE TRACT OF
mere n.operty near Pullman. +. a. bi1-Ae9 "
ii u WA4ltuEtun-st-
, 1881-05-22

JNOK SALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY
CorIer Puoria and Mnd!son-sts, l:51ln. with In
pStty EuiAllA w.. o,s.
Corner Washington and Halsted-sts. West s1de
post-Ddico. -.- -, -
~ West Studfspn-ss, sStxiSGt near Ltucoin. Shuul
E{ West AA1faU0at. 0ppuSlla e12e, WILL oAeE 4oF a
few days On!y ut $auI ~ =. i.c eo;.a
Ila.s:cd-st STU West Lake-ss, l55 nd la West Lekc
St. 4Uxl57. -,..- w.. =. IT,,
proved and unimproycd.- S57 Mtlwaukee-av- ann
'Ase 4's' " oe'e43 GRIFFIN 4 DWIGHT.
Corner Washington ind 9Al9tGd skR.
, 1881-05-22

T7O BOOKSELLERS AND 1NEWSDE43Aalr
ers-Far TIE cutut11x Sasnccfftst tae PEes9 CUtn-
itteo Of the n. A. H. ~ Is snufng y Festival SKo,
Krnr11e md Guido containing e01p!eta sefeatleaat
ekcrIusion ut alt the MUSIC. vocal and tnaFuuFn!1ss
70 ia pesfqr7ued lo axekcheA ot the 3eadar nna PIN
ctun soots xud their portraits and hht1E3cA daes
AZ thn 1ar!ens eo,apo4ers, a complete descriptive
proxFnnunoa for aae the eight xtand ooncstd 70
crxntzatiou fur and the names Of the od3csF1 nno
committees Of the Twcn1y-thlsd n 4 ssnzersess: 10
Ths Me uf these programmes the price Of which
hns been ted ~ Is Genus although IL Would oe cheap
at 50 rupJ, will b. let ons by contract % afe-
sp0Ixibte party: . = g: - . =
Partis. aerns Of taxing hoId of this p.{tnE e9n- %
traE8 VIII pl44=e sond their proposals. TO sn8
T5ous AZ the lresse Cosnmltter. SD IL eofner -
Sal,o and Aandei2h-st-, up 10 Wednesday ztth = n
lars mnd eundlAors. Thh h tha o1Bdal md onf PRO-
sold nesors The festival On Ind raroad
clrs and viii be .vI dustne se fsstara Z, t,t. coa~
c4:ft5- EMIL MANN1tAlaHA. EtesueA1@
, 1881-05-22

THOR RSALEIN HYDE PARk-CFIOICE
q corners on Jefferson Was hinxton. and Madison
''s'' Sou11 W 'N'' THOMAS 4 PUTNAM,
Il Portland Block.
, 1881-05-22

a TTENTION-I HAVE ALL KINDS
N Of new TOD delivery wagons, my own make: nlso
new and SECOND HAND buGElcs cheap at 11ss Wabash
ny WEBER.
, 1881-05-22

I1OR SALE-OR EXCHANGE-CHOIC
and larse variety 9f Improved farms; Now y the
time to buy tMith stock and lnplauantS1 nlcetAra
Mt bargain: many short distance from Chicago.
j. e. uUSLAGE. Room IL IL Deacborn-st. -,
, 1881-05-22

rOH SALEM HYDE PARK-TWES-
e ~ acres iii northeast quarter Sec =. X IL be-
tween SeventY-secon1 and Soyenty-third-sis: I'LL
~" THOMAS & PUTNAM,
z purlInnl BLOCK.
, 1881-05-22

ED-IMPROXED PROPERTY
w worth from SAUol to 5000 for an Investment:
also honsu and lot enst OF AshlSnd-ay. not to ex-
coed Sk5kL z. .SI.USSON Il CO. l70 i4n Snlle-st
, 1881-05-22

y-story and basement brick stores on La*e-st.
Lot xa store is s9x:5: eost SssY f ts hnd. Ut 1na
ST. near ilobey. 1t is nrst-eluss bIdin. mno will
pay Il per cent net rents. You Gun get barEnin
vi pcr cent for yeats. Lase property Is s now r.
Nuss bc sold Ut once. r. L. DOYD Room III Mu1l :
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concern no ono except the participants.
These, With the lists OF arrivals NJ the water
Inc places, and descriptions ~ na,ura
scenery, you pass by without reading line,
grateful 10 the editor for not filling hi
space with moro interesting or exciting mat
ter during those summer days. You know
the ypledicto rians, tho school trustees and
tho hotel-owners are pleased, and you are
satisfied II every columo contained some
thing exciting, the tax on your mind would
DO exausting.
Mr.. Oonkling 10 10 bad state indeed.
Many complications have arisen to make
him the bottom rail and keep him so. lnju"
dicious admirers won't keep their mouths
shut, but like Senator Jones, of Nevada, who
flow into print to assure the American peo-
ple that the ex-senator had nothing to do
with the attempt on the life Of the president,
forgetting that II the American people want
ed any assurance on this point, there was
nobody 10 vouch for Mr.. Jones. And not
the least of Mr.. Oonkllngs troubles is the
fact that the Chicago Inter Ocean supports
him and champions his course, He is sadly
10 need of being saved from such friends
The Inter Ocean says:
The anti, Conkling papers have another
grievance against ,he leader OF the New
York stalwarts. They assume that the ru-
NOR of a compromise looking 10 the election
of Conkling and Dspew as United States sem
a.ors is based on proposition made to the
administration men by Mr. Cooking himself
Il wing assumed this much, they proceed to
discuss the question as though ConkliDg had
really done what they assert OF imagine be
has done. There is no authority for the
statement that the proposition for COM
promise came from the stall
warts, and there is not even
I'LL animation that ,uch proposition origi
mated with Mr.. Conkiing. He is the last
man to suggest compromise or to consen,
to one. Many of those who have supported
him through this struggle, have from the
first openly favored some plan looking &c
compromise rs means OF settling the dlih
Guilty. Senator Platt has not, 1t is under"
stood been averse to such course, but Conk'
ling from the first has opposed it
Bsfore he is accused of inconsistency. oil
DESERVING Platt, or of conniving AT the cleo.
ton of colleague ssseciied Vith monop'
oies. it would be we'll to ascertain the facts
If there is a propositio Tor compromise
did it not re4lly come from Mr.. Dapew and
bis friends, and not the msu who more than
any other stands in the way of the accep-
tanca ofsuch proposition, Senator Conk-
ling himself. More than half the stories tel
egraphed from Albany have slight basis OF
truth. This wild shouting over report ths
Conking has done VIII At he said he would not
dols premature and suspicious. Itmay result
in the shouters being placed in situation ex'
tremely awkward.
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Produce.

There is yet great sc rcity of county pro-
duce, and prices generally are higher
Butter is very scarce Ldeed, and there Is al
most famine in this necessary commodity.
Dealers readily pay from fifteen to twenty
cents tor all offerings. Only few pounds
were brought in tu-dsy, and 1t was readilyta-
ken by the first grocer that got whack at 1t.
Eggs are sea ce and high, with good de-
| mand Quotations ale l21a TO Is cents
Chickens are scarce aud in good demand at
| quotations.
Hay is lower and Is now quoted at 81 OH
| blled: So so from gou.
| O.,e are In moderate request and prices I'M
! changed. One consignment of several hun
j-ed bushels was looked for this evening, on
the b.sis of zoe per bushel.
Corn is in fair demand; receipts by country
| wagons were very liberal to- day, and 33@35c
was paid.
Flour is quiet and ste dy. The prices jumped
| to duling the late advance are still main
| tanned.
Wheat was in light receipt to-day Offerings
sold at 10 to 80 cents for new, ana oo to'o centH
The harvest of winter wheat, gays an ex-
cha, ge is In full tide il Kentucky, Mtssufl,
Klaus 3, and the syusnera tfss "i n In 70 3
| which a comparat vsiy mall wheat grow
| ing stale, win have fair crop. ssourl a q
KaLsus Will proba ly exceed st ya"r's yea;
( sOne counties report Twenty-Five and IN rty
| bushels TO the acre IudiaIa Wall cave fa!r
| crup kept, pc haps, in the north rn part,
and Mich ga will not pro ably De sn 10 inUro
sylyanit will have full crops. To that the
prospects IL now tuat tae Q will be nearly as
much Water wheat us h, re was last year.
California and Oregon, taken toketner, are
Iol Likely to run much be,ow last ear In
their Yield, and The spring VINE u grown
| states east OF the ROCK, m, uuta ns give
| every idencs row OF an Increased agg es 70
Weld over last year, taking iuto account the
Increa. ed ACT ca, o. . - =,
FIR lhr Ave months ended May 81, 1881, the
| expJr,s of b cad tufts emprsced 81 45 IN n Is
| bar ey 80, 63s, 1886 bushels corn, E5,iN barrels
meal, W, $50 bushels oa,s, 57o,2o6 bushels ye,
| 1905 2SS busneis wheat, ana 3,zH,i rreIs
/ dour, against for the me five mon hs VI last
9, I'm, 1877 ,3Os barrel meal, l6O2Sb Dushel oats'
Oh ,G8 bushrl, rye, 3o,675,7si bushels
WIN at, and 1904 $50 barre fl Iur, showing
| n gain 4 1881 80 OOn barr 10 meal o 400, =
900 bushels of wheat, and early OOO WOD +
rels Il 1ur, or n tItaI increasein wheat (nour
[ > hu,nel) of 1890 900 bushels. hnd a decrra 9
of over l6 QUO 900 bushe corn. TIE 1 tai
1881 was 30 1916 1876 against s9i 100 $50 Tor the
| corr spending u are astyeHr.
FOR first eleven months Of the hscal year
beginning Jul. ], 1885, the t0ia, value oi lne
exp Is OF breadstufIs was 2i4 95b, $40, against
t253. 30 ,62S for the cprIespnndlng Time oi me
frt yiuu, yesr-a drcresss of BrlN ~ wv, OOJi
due 10 par to he heavy ia ling of In III c''rn
enil tLis year as compared vito the same Time
In
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ESTRAYED.

W, II Cree, estIays before Jnstice J. II
Blewitt, one BAY horse, sb ut IA IL hand'
bi.h bran ded on lett thoudrr Ii: One oark
hands high, branded on left shoulder. enc
wear Oh S rTel cJlt, Value OF ell so.
j. IL Toms estfays before j. r Bleweit,
on brown horse about o. Q years old, ahou'
IA hat d. bis h. marked split In each ear, bran
ded T w on Jeff shoulder, white O. OF IN fore
head; velue t25 90
.. c. whaiy rtays before j. A. Lindsay
ny TN re, or 10 years oid, brand, d X
the light thigh, right ( leg defVrmed Ia
ne pasteI joint; value $40.
r.. A Sale estrays b FIR. b Onrus, J i,
a dark iron-gray mare pony, Is lands high,
Tor years Odd, no marks or brands; value
els
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co N N ERCIAL.
TUESDAY EvnNiE0,
a.Ia q

TNHADAf bNhNINNf \
July 0.
The "grand and glorious Fourth has come
and gone without the town Burning down,
and business has again got into the middle OF
the channel Perhaps II was because there
were no substrokes, no fres, no fights, mo
nothing" OF a serious nature occuriinn '"''''-
day, at any rate, everyone seemed len' IN
pursuing the even tenor OF hiS wty this
moraing, and tho markets generally were
pretty lively, with few Irregularities
la prices. The weather is warm,
but somewhat pleasanter since the
wind aud rain storm OF few evenings ago.
Retsil trade Is very good to-day, there being q
fair number of people In from the surrounding
country. In joDb Dg and wholesale Lines, bus
inees W s OF such &c haracter that dealers did
not compl ,n Be,ides lively mai .order
trade quite number of country buyers were
present in person and made good round pur-
chase5.
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OFFICE OF COUNTY JUDGE

To the Parents and Guardians Of Dallas county:
The time for recognizing the Tublic free
schools uf his county, is now at hand UnIer
the w thi- must be done, and the li7's filed
W uid therefore most respectfully III gest that
Won meet C he sch sol houses H. your respec-
live ,ommuuiti' on Saturday, evening, July
23d, aud organize pre- are your scholastic
lists anu Q ect your trustees, so that IN ~ re-
ceive your lisss by The 3ist. All necessary
blanks can be had by calling at my
Chict d see to It, that the name no child
betwe n he ages Of . al d years In lett of the
lists. / nus that those interested In the
cause OF education win turI out, and by
their presence and advice assist In fostering
AMI IN lding up the public free school system
If our county. X. Il: Bl RiE,
County Judgt, Dallas County.
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ALCoHoL-Sz. So to 81 AZ per gallon:
WHIsKY-Sweet mash, vi .20S9S4 .bOi soul
mash, 81 .6O@$5, according@age.
WINEs-C laret, In case, SO .l6@$4; CetaWba
ger gallon, 81 .lO9$2; Port, per gallon, 81 20 a
IS; Sherry, per gallon, 81 .Z0@s3; Madeira, pei
gallon, $l.6O9S5; White wine, In cases. Si. 2t
CHAMpAaNK-Cooks in baskets, sls@sN
Heidsieck, In basket, $28; Krug, In basket. UT
Domestic champagne, sl0@l6. ., RI.
ter. per dozen, 82@$2 80.
BoTTLE BERR-St. Louis quarts 8l2, spintt
s12 10, Budwiser, Sl2. hints Sl3 90
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Notice to Contractors.

At the August term OF the commissioners
CO .rt OF Mitchell county, Texas, plars, speci-
ficalions and bids will be rec ived for the con-
strucion Of Court House and Jail for the use
of Mitchell county.
The court reserves the rightto reject any and
all b,ds. BY order Of the Commissio ers
Court. BRANCH ISBELL, C. c. c., M. G.
By II Solomon Dep ty.
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IRoH. - We quote merchant bar 20 rates
Norway and Swedes, l0c.
PLow STrEL.-T
WInE. smooth are, No y, 6ci Nos II
and II, 8ci No. IL, 10 Iapanned barbod wire,
9ko, galvanized baibed, l0hc,
House SHoEs-Por Geg, 80.
HoRsR sHoK aAILs--Per D0x, 20 pounds, No
7, IS. 1851 No. q, Sb b%i 40. b, 80 -.
NAiLs-From iOd to WI ~ 90 rateB.
TINNKn's STOCK .--Plok tin per pOundj qOc
tin Nlate, l4x20 81 per ooa' !. @. ltx20 S.75
do, Y tll .b0;zlnc l2o per III sslder, lbc pei
Id; sheet IRON 10 per ib.
AxRs-Per b u; per dozen, . 10 10.
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Flour, Grain and Hay.

Flour =. We quote CITY Mile from oil oil
wheat as follows: Xxx, 40, xxx, " W
'XXX,2 81; Choice, IS Ob, family, none.
Imported: Xxx, per cwt % 80; Xxx, W
Xxx 2 so Fancy, 40 to $50; Patent A'Vo
BARLKY-scarce; good demand, BIC.
BRAr-We quote at $50.
cents piece.
CoRN MAILER cwt, 1'l5.
OArs-25 in store. Inferior 20@22
wBEAT. NO old, quiet. We quote got 20: new
zoe at IS
Conn-s2 20 IS cents, loose ear.
HAY-Pfairis loose from wagon t6 70 W pc
toni hiIlett, none on market. From store
prairie hailed els ~er tons Prairie be led In co
ots,s e,e5 per ton free on bosid.
We quote; Chopped corn, per 100 pounoi
ui chopped corn and osts, per 100 POUNDS p.
81 so; chopped barley, per 100 pounds, VI y
rushed corn and cob, per 100 pounds, SOC
sorn bran, per 100 ~, pounds, soci "a saao,
cream meal, u 50; 6Re boiled meal, per
bushel. SOC. homlny, per 100 pounds, "
gTits, per 100 pounds, " IS; corn hour, per lOt
hounds, u.
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ST,L0UISLAW SCHOOL

Law Department Washington University.
Fifteenth Annual Term opens October IT, 1881 Course
OF study comprises two Annual Terms, seven months
each Diploma admits 70 bar In State and y. :; Courts
in Missouri Term fee So including use OF Law Library;
Address until Sept lst at Iowa City, Iowa, afterward
nj Sc. Louisa w. O. HAMMOND, LID, Dean OF Law
taculty or Henry HIrcHcoCK. St Louis.
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OorrKn-Iilo common. l2Jf N 1871 lair, n 2
liH onUioe, ~ IN l6Hl Lasuayra. i0h 70 i.
Java, 9sd9Ao
THis-imperiai, l6@0Nt, Young ifgauh
tDDs0, OoiOng, b6ts,o fanan, bNbs6O
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CATTIK-Grass-fed, yearliDss SC as, year
ODDS ell @ SIS; IS year Olos sls q 49, barn cows
sI2 a sc.
HOSES. Ponies and sheep sl5 % go. Plugs
s40 10 sol Farm rtock SIS 20 go Harness
liver eco % 500. Harness fancy tl25 70 sl7b.
Harness spans szse 20 500.
Mules--asts go 70 t65 Medium eco 20 70 :
Ertra drsufht 800 70 stSo.
HOes-NOne on the market.
MuTrOrsHEEr-9bsy ARE guOtsble sts2 .5o0t
per head. Per veight > 80 axe. per pound.