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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-07

The richest reading We have come across
for many a day, isthe following from The
Chicago later Ocean. 1--WE arc opposed 10
creeping monopolies Of all kinds, and resent
hair effort 10 al the places or Messis.
Cooking and Plat with their tools, ard
believe Il would DO fatal to the party AT d
dangerous to the couatry for them 10
thus bind tho administration 10
their chariot. We believe in government
OF tho people aud for the people, and not
under control Of tho leading monopolies,
These have lone been positive doctrines OF
the Republican party, and he..muss be man
OF wonderful discornment who can perceive
how thoy lead up 10 tho formation of a new
party" For unadultorAted check, this de.
cidedly takes the cake. Tho idea Of Il O
Inter Ocean, and above all, tho republican
party being opposed TO monopolios, is on a
phsIically humorous. II surpasses any Of
MA'k Twain's Jokes. Every subsidy tho
United States has ever granted was und, r
administration Of the republican party,
the most noinous and oppressive Of oil,
The protective tariff, 10 Of iu creation, and
kept 10 force BY H. The Iutsr. Ocean mu,,
think The people ats fools. else they wou' d
moi utter such bAldssdash.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-07


James Gordon, int,xic.t'l; tllad So.
Al Hall, assault; fl ed SIS.
Frank Ry, obscene lang ,uge; ti1'i S..
j Il. Sparks, intoxicated; Il led 50.
jim W liams, intoxicated; Il ed SO.
Q. N. Ross, intoxicated; fined 50
{. n. R'ss, profane lDo.rise; discharged.
VIM. Fisher. swearing; ii ,.d So
Tom Amas' in oxicatcj; tncd So.
Fat Gllrov, in,oxlcs,ed hlrd So.
George Bowers, interfering with private
property; discharged.
William Thompson, intoxicated; fined
So.
Tom Smith, prof4ns language; feed S..
Same defendant, lighting; fl ed 81 SO.
J. Crownan, intoxicated tnei 81 80.
Tom Spilman, intoxicsted; fined $3.50
Thomas Masliaon, intoxicated faej
81 so
Mike Mcdonald, intoxicated; fined S..
Julius Burgoyne obscene abusive Ian.
guage; discharged.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-07
itching ri,es-simp,oms and Cure

The symptoms are moisture, like perspi.
ration, Intense itching, increased by scratch
ing, very distressing, particularly at night
as If pin worms we're crawling in and about
the rectum; the private parts are sometimes
affected; if allowed to continue, very serious
results may follow. "Dr. Swsyne's All-heal-
ing Ointment" is a pleasant sure cure. Also
for tetter, itch, salt rheum, scald head, cry
sipelss, BARRIERS itch, blotches, all scsly,
crustv. cutsneous erup,ions. Price so cent?,
three boxes for 81 rs. Sent by mail to any
address on receipt of price in currency, or
three cent postage stamps. Prepared only
by DR.. Swsyne & son, $50 North Sixth
street, Philadelphia, Pa, to whom letters
should DO addressed. Sold by all prominent
druggists
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-07

Rev. j +. Graves. u. ID. l. l.. D., the
distinguished Baptist divine Of renness 9
reached Dallas yes erdsy, and WAS to have
lee ur' in tho ds.rlcl court rooms, but be-
log quite unwell he did not put ia appear
auco, and the la-gs aud Intelligent audience
was advised b, DR. Ry, Of St. Louis, that
DR. Graves woul I'll mis- own appointment
AT the same place to-night. Many had come
n from ten to twenty mile, TO bear
him, and the city should give hum iul!
house.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-07

The "London Hsr Color Restorer" is
he most delightful Hr,ic lever introduced 10
American people md is lotally different
r-ou all other hair restorera, being entirely
rom all impure ingredients that lender
n w other articles ior the hair obnoxious
re- bsdnes or falling of the hair exists,
& renature'y grayness from sickness, or
other causes, its use vii! restore the natural
you hful color, aud c'uses healthy growth,
cleansir the scalp from all impurities, dan.
druff, &C., at the same lino n m ST pleasing
and lasting hair dressing, frsgranty perfum-
cd, rendering the hair soft ard pliable making
it an indispensable article in every toilet Ask
you druggist for London Hair Color Restor-
er. Price, Is cents bottle. Six bottles, 81
Main depot for the United States, $50 North
Sixth street, PhilaAelphis.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-07

THE Burlington Hswkeye says: young
man mar sssyare eitS,4sk aad grain specifications!
Ifyou want an "cp,iJiNArssA!. y safe, got the
option to tho hand of good sensible girl of
marringcable age, and put up lot and q
neat little cottage as margin. 1t will be
tho greatest speculation you ever made and
will bring you big profits. You can stake
your last dollar on that and DO safe" But
even then there are bears who growl all the
timo and other follows who bull tho mako
with twins.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-07
SOME MONTH, ago the HERALD suggested

SOME MONTH, ago the HERALD suggested
tina. it would DO u good thing if tho capitol
commissioners would invite each county in
the state to furnish stone with tho name Of
the county and the year inscribed upon it to
60 into tho state house. We arc graft
aod to know that tho commissioners have
adopted, tho suggestion and will ask each
county to do 1t, those counties not having
suitable building stone being permitted TO
procure on, from some other county in tho
state. We thought tho suggestion u happy
one whom We made it and wc think so yet
] will make each county feel deeper inlcres,
in tho building TO know that it has contrib.
uted stono TO I'll on. its walls and to know
thai its namo Is emblsz oned upon that stone.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-07
yIIE CITY'S RAILROAD BONDS.
Tho Report Of Mayor Crowdus.


While in Austin the other day, Mayor
C;owdus took occasion to visit the comps
troller's office and look into tho Indebtedness
of the city to the Texas & Pacific and the
Dallas " Wichita roads and the condition
OF the bonds A tax Of AZ IL per cent.
was levied 10 Provide for iu.ers. and
Striking funds of tho D. & w. bonds, and
ozS per cen, for the Z. IL p. bonds. The law
,reTulres The taxes to DO levied, collected and
forwarded to the comptroller At Auslin,
where tho coupons are paid. Tuesday night
40 made ths following report 10 tee council
"a tue result OF such investigation:
Gentlemen Of the Council;
Had from the stat, m nt OF tho comptrol
Ter, that there is in tho state treasury, 10 the
credit Of the Dallas II Wichita railroad fund
81 2ll "a, and to the credit of the Texas &
Pacific railroad fund SO 2il Co. 1t requires
IS $50 10 pay tho annual interes. on the
Texas II Pacific bonds and So, 900 to nav tho
same on the D,llas n Wichita bonds. The
ordinance issuing these bonds requires that
the tax collected shall DO sufficient 10 psy
the interest," and IN addition an annual
sinking fund of two per cent. for
the reclamation of the bonds The
sinking fund of the Texas &
Pacific tax has been applied tn the purchase
of Texas. u Pacific bonds,in number fifteen
of 81 900 Zach, but tho comptroller has 10,
no, able to purchase but one OF the Dallas
" Wichita bonds, rs the interest no per
ceni is so high that the holders AFRO not dis
posed to part with thom. As there ia enough
money 10 tho state treasury to the credit of
the Texas and Pacific fund TO pay tho iu,c,ss.
for next wear. ard TO furnish tho y mar cor,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-07

a NOTED Mississippi carpet Dagger, named
C'stello, died AT Natchez few days ago
He went to Nstchex coon after the war al d
commenced merchandising, but soon wen,
to peddling in politics and iirally got to be
postmaster, being appointed by Grant
Hayes smade him collector of the port at
Natchoz and he had been rosppointed by
President Garfield but short time before
his death.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-07
A Card OF Thanks.

AT meeting Of the Dallas Land League,
h'ld at their hall la East Dallas, on wednes.
MIGHT, J1', 6, the following resolution
VA adopted;
That the thanks Of the Dallas Land League
DO rendered the Dallas HERALD, Times and
Gszette, also Volksblatt, for thor kipdness
In inserting meetings, ETC., also IA
Hon John Henry Brown, Rev jams I
Vanston, Frohsinn ssciety, Col W j Keller
and the citizens OF Dallas and surrout dlnr
districts. who BY their presence and Nh
helped along such noble cause.
GEN w. L. CApKLL, Pres.
KAN SHlRiDs, Sscy,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-07
Bttt rivn .rSi..c AZ d,

To obtain f 81 class liquors. pure and
unsdulterated, and direct frcm the manu-
faclurers themselves is m exceedingly diff
cult matter. There is one firm in this city
that has placed sself in immediate
connection with such manu- facurers and
with some of tho most reliable dealers in the
counsry. We refer to Messrs B4tterton,
Irvine " %, 4D7 Elm street. who keep nom
but tho choicest and purest liquors in
their establishment, and by n long course Of
honorable dealing. have obtained the envied
name they nov eoj)y. Tney slso keep Il
line of fac and well -ssorted cigars at prices
to suit the trade.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-07

PROFESSOR UproN, Of the signal service
after taking observations at tho naval obser-
vatory at Washington, n few nights ago,
says the comet is 100000 miles from the
earth and rapidly rocedng from it, and tina
1t is approaching the sun, the perihelion pas
sage Of which occurred on the lst instan'.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-07
leo.

During these very hot days it is absolutely
economical to keep we'll supplied with ice,
aud jarrett at his depot IN rear of Apollo
hall has on hand la full supply Of pure north
ern lake ice. 1t will DO delivered TO any
part of the city, and ice in case of sickness
can be had ss night by calling At Jarrett s
room, ono door west of the Crutchled
house.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-07

Ex-SrArE AUDITOR Sherman, of Iowa,
Is the nominee of the republicans of that
state for governor at the ensuing election
On his return home from the convention ho
was given m ovation by republicans and
democrats, which is certainly compliment
to him, and IN evidence of his moral ard
personal worth.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-07

MARY ANDERSON, the tragedienne, not the
race mare, is devoted Catholic and is yer,
punclusl in her attendance upon services on
Sunday and holy days at tho little Catholic
church at Long B'snch, where she is spend
ing the summer
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-07

A MEMBER OF the New York legislature
named Browne, introduced bill few days
ago for the protection of pole cats. Which
wing of tho republicans does he refer 10, TO
the stalwarts or the half breeds?
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-07

A MAN named Phelps writes TO the New
York Times proposing to stop tornadoes and
hurricanes by planting magazines of powder
or dynamite in front of them and blowing
them up. He humanely suggests that the
police touch of the magazines.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-07

THE advice comes from Chicago that if
boys were trained to BE- temperate and girls
to be good housewives and cooks, it would
diminish W number Of divorces. Wo don't
know OF any locality from which the advice
could better come
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-07
wesleyan Female Institute, Staun
ton. Va.

We take pleasure in directing attention
to the advertisement of this popular Semins-
~. 1t is located in one of the heslthiest
climates in the world, where Every breeze
contributes TO the physical vigor of :!s pu-
pills. |, presents Attractions unsurpassed if
not uni Guslled in the Union. Its buildings
are home-like and elegant, grounds attract
i've, scenery grand.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-07

CHICAGO HAS l2.0O0 licensed dogs. No
doubt the majority Of them are black and
tan terriers, for the intellectually of a vast
number Of people seems to crystslize in black
and tan dogs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-07
WESLEYAN FrMALE INST IrrTy,
srAuNToN. v RcrNIA

Openssept'mber Goth. ISL. one ofthe F,nsr
sou OTIS tun fUuNo LADIES rs THE uStrrn
STAT g Surruund ngs beaut ful. Cl mate nm.
snrm ed, rnpils rom seventeen staI,.
TERMS AMONG THE BEST IN THE UNION.
woa d, Washing. English Couite, Latin.
for Scholastic yesr, from sept 10 June' koas
For Catalogues write 10
REv. WIN. A. HARRIS, D. D., Pres't.
6taunton Virvin(a
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-07

PEOPLE must be hard to please who
talk about wanting to go to summer resorts
Summer resorts right here in Dallas suli
Gent for us without huhting for other local
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-07
WnMt Make You h,cL q,

iou have allowed your bowels to hecome
hnoitually cost,ve, your liver has beco;as tor .
piu' me same thing ais Your kidneys, and YOU
~ !Ts' w S,sa up NOW BE- sepsble. yet pack.
soon yon viii forget you have any such organs
Tor you will BE- . we'll man,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-07

Washington, July G The national board
@ health has received q csblpgssm announc.
iins TIM. yellow fever exists a. Uemors, Bri..
isl Guinea.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-07
Knocked Down Fer MS Kem,rn.

Knocked Down Fer HIS RemsrL.
Chicago, july 6.-At the Grand Pacific
reading room las! night an unknown man
directed a stream of insulting and filthy
language TO President Garfield and WAS re-.
wsrded by being knocked down by anoih
stranger. The la!ter's name could moi BIZ
ase'rIqned, hu, no IL said to b. an ex.co,-
isde'a'e soldier who had served under
Stpnoaall jackson.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-07
French. American claims Commits.
sion

French American claims Commits.
sion.
Washington July 6.-In the French
American claims commission, to-day, the
cases OF Lucien Moarel, Charles l.. Cres,
seab, Nephlalo Talmon, Emilio O'Cardsl.c
estate of Jem Bools, Pierre Garret and Leb.
man Meyer against the United States were
stricken out, and on motion, for
to'days proceedings the claims of
Jean Mariel Dorouse, jules L'sserc, Bertrand
Bores, kaufman King, Joseph i, a,nbar,
MedNo Keinlz and tho second claim of
Lehman Meyer were taken up. Counsel for
the U tied States moved that the demurrers
therein esustained, and that tho m morn
to sad cases be severaly barred from having
or maintaining Their respective memorials
against the United States. No objections
being made by the French agent, the com
mi siNu to k the matter under consideration
and adjourned to Monday.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-07

ACCORDING TO tho presidents report 252
stu tents attended tho Chicago university
during the past session.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

HSWANrED-5O stone.cut,ers o, s., topper day
orpieee work, Also 50 quarrymeu at $3.50 pei
day todrtlior on the B:azos, bridge on c. c
S.F railroad. =. ]. Loonie, contractor
Morgan, Bosque Co. Tex.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-07
Engine COmpnny 80 1.

You ars requested to meet at your hall
this evening a. y o'clock for drill.
BY order of
JOHN MORRILL,,
Foreman.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-07

WE ARE RtQUE TED to ann uuce the
name OF 3! C.: ARNOLD, for City Marshal,
election jay 7tb.
, 1881-03-09
C1fTlfIItiT CURE.
Swallowing Poison.

HwnlIesvsn9 md Ini,atx the noHh,ns impurities
generated by tntnrrt pDsnn not Ainno tho nasal mr.
IHn' hut tho .tnnnrh ind In1,ks. No merely local
rGnl"iy, lkc HHu.irs and r.H'n tnuI7-, Cir pos.
ethly tEAcli trh1ltatH thu tLrnlrnt FnntH!Hs Hs
GNtntfii. This fhet explains the wonderful cures
Nnrctr ny Itr. wei I3r eyr r's nHw InncHfAflse
!rentIiltht The "!ancnts u-Hh by him arn hsnf'i'rs!
l,y the ncnne lnfnhran" trnngfInnt tho system md
fnrn rnnst lttnn:tl ns F.ti nv I1 nrItihsr. ~
retth h ttrr IMtrrtt, na yAtlnH virus "A tn IrAs
xnnt st1a.Ftx. liz u1tHrECe'lrnte.i tn1e with M4.
llefh trHfEhn!n. frln lnnrT tnantll* Nttt. III MI
atA9tN nf lle t<cHse. 1Ittte tIr+tI ttrrsl by flA
wHnIi"Etu! reIir5. establish. anyund cnntrt1tclnI,
tho incl Tint strl liz tIrI frs t'nftrrt Gttrc Il
Tho rH.t npr;ant r.!tcni Alsr,vHsy tirfG vnccin-
ntlnh gtrv. 4. II. InEI"r. ~ Snh"..t. Hf"nayit.
wTiir.: "t'nn PACKAGE prtn fn.ittIt rurn." II
t"r.ti ffnl tanrrn fnr 80 yr- j. ii. 1Ir fSnn,l.
;lit!t,.a'-s.; Sar;;! ~ ai!ci ;ict.rns
y. % wash.nsi..t.iac.. @ stu n. II snii sp:sk f%s
s!:.s %ssst: Hss:' Y: u: s";asss; FssScf!s*:
:a"ald ,sinry i. Knnksr. ~ \, C!ark:*t;:
~ a:'!iI: unsT s1:i ~. y" N'ys5:: t:a;a;5!'
n': MI; ri. gsye !n instant w.!:is I:
AZ a!ni,";!ai MHrs:, t:s,: sir": 4: ifsr;. Ioh;
T.. 4: fy;.r,-arl;; i: T.; ';Ixa | w. IS: Ss;
free. IL. "t.urr Il drtie Z, nnr nf!ve.- by
~. b.wEf n m. +'t'cy-'t. ". " nj st'"0 c'n'-
, 1881-03-09
NEW YORK;.

:. sFsttat Dispatch to Tns Ghfcaso Tribune.
AZ" TURK. March h3.-GltAtS-syhsut-I'usiuc In
s.atsf wheas less nttlye nj izEcsntns nrleos eHstR
W m ~ rule hHwcroE. In the natanca Ut No. rcd, Nh
'a4 ~. huctnutaa 4isfMo ,wr hu during the day,
tetoctthx IN gonl part Tho variable
HGptf u speculation nk thu West. uhune4s Lilo
~ ~ tepofta HHfu vi rGnaweti huHynncy. Nh. wht2
s.aea litI1e fur tho uny This uxpnrt Tall
s1a'"s'Y lanIs ani aua,ny for No. rsu. nilruad
te u II, r!usinH u II Asted, M. rt.d
is.chIenJ rnt'suad certificates Ut LIN;
IsM ~ a1oFe rnporied ut I'LL; eD Murch ~ tl9Ies
eaehy slaE6 c!usLpH III sl.-Is uskui ln April NJ
W. balsf. euhlnx nj tl.3;Hs dn May 1t 4LIaata
- e!uslng VI ty>s bill md lt34 nakeli III juno
eA; uhzrAcA rcd NJ tllnl2l. - IL quality;
Su's' .u spfnH within the ru',Eu VI G!4n'ku. Ct.rA
eo VI Henorally }(A S4c tu I'm Isas uslsent Dcr-
r. Ana \ 1a!ry active donanl. tn KO0d pAFt
4, D., shfpnoRt; nII1ed WrstsFn un3rntled
aNHasEc, ~ " qaalltyi Now i"fk,
~ ,sl 5al!um At 571a M. Nhto tudd Ga1-tOadsl
L. vi ateh''cr white ii '1kt WhItu s1ntlIern Ut aA
oats lisa sought utter. md auotu4 Hsherully
Ms..9, cheapcr. eaIcs Mhttu wcsiurn ungradeu Ut
Viii" A. t" aunlltYi Mlkrd au Ut +SaltlSc:
NJ o1alo ut +htIi4cI ni1cA stulu noMIRAls
uaa I'd Primo , ls1so9 rennsy.vAna HI,, atats at
sssk SSay aSi'ss: lns uns1.t's w ggasrally
nc.etsGsi'a" Y 11as m"Iu e"n'l.ont !c:npsr Nas
msc'esn steam lad sIuwli,A rtIa.f buusaucy.
.ss'' asss p1S ssf' ut q III, ,1 aIS; ssuSr
ID atss Ssa Il 4! M Sss ss9ss sa,sa as IL;
s ls sss "'S aa ia si:9 !. '3 s
.t.a si i 's i, y t,c 5s't ; 11d s,Nri a1S!
'@s a9otaa uuu4il.A! VI fs.a, nuu shut rtsaF Vt
, 1881-03-09

Tho members Of Chcnvo scnunn's aud lsnncy-
tlcnt Union held meeting Inst evening nj their
tlnil M West Randolph strict. Mt which 4.
Fnrlms WIS placed III nnnllnnf1n tor the prrsl-
,lnney nf tho Ietrttt lsr.nc',. Tho n"c,lny lls,l
the time f0r tnnkIng Auinlunt,pns fur tho Ghi-
rngu Union TnestiRy evening. March Ii. ts,e
election to tAt1 plnct, ailr week nter. TIN ful-
lowing communication wna read IL tho fnettnrs
by the Prpsl'1cnt. Sir, Powers:
ttnrxE Dr REPRESENTATIVES,, WAs!IESTTuS,
.. t., Feb " lNl,-itichartt i,,ccrx, thrtten M
.-l>EAH Sin: I am Ill i1.Gept nr rt,,ir t.,,llnnnt-
cttlnn as prcsltlsnL uf tho Srtinnal S:n-
tncn's tnlmi nt North America. 'nHl''s:t's
G6tllra Of lg resolutions IAstctt by tho SAtfr d
Convention flet IL. lsSh The RESOLUTION. nnvr
lcrn presented tn congress and refnrrrl 10 tho
appropriate Committee. mud shhll tnke great
Iltnsire Intrx!ny t!uIr favorable eDnsilcrH stn1.
The questions lny.Aye4l ata. Ut 9rent isnj,uFtaHcn
I" The shipping interests If ftle country. hJil
cstll fnr rtiHn I'll thu rMrt OF thu NntLUnnl 1"vs.
lhtilrc. SesS truly tnflrs. AMOS FGWSSE5H.
Tie communication WIS RECEIVED hnl hyiietEHl
PLUGGED ell iIle. nilu %ute OF thnnks te.lurreJ tU
Mr.. IuWN4cI,tl,
, 1881-03-09

nc"ar!y, every port. both In ontnrIo and tho
United atuic., ttut tho cnrsyng cHpncfty
IN tic Iakcs WITH 10 insrcascd rnnstcruhIy
this ynar over wi,nt has been i,4tnI. 4
Inrge number Of old ypssc,s llayn brett put 10
shInx order. md ntluitrr ut entirely nrw pro.
ucI!crs md atcnm. .barprs hnvp slce,t llhtt II,
United Sthlch docks, Gra'n-carryInr may now
br dune by ut least a .ts*cIs Gverywhcrr. which
worthy vessels Into tho lne Of l,it1tf,rr untl
Gt'nr4t, frrghts. s'n TINT whI1n frnIphts are
nlunlatt ntFeriu. Ut tMpntitv III l1lttyc ttIenl.
\ correspondence. rrferrsng 10 Il ii.t pf vrhs..i
enlcs that stpprnr,a II few tlAys ng IN thu sfIr-
ping Nntns in tho f3l'1r. jKns TINT vessel prn|I
erty T. selling ut Ii par cent orG thntt 1t wnull
havt. brought Inst snnstsh,tat II. nss!t!e uf tito
MI sssr ,pcr,y or splns'1r at tnat ~, lsnn' eps'
riniton snuk p!ncr. There Arr M rrncntty.rr-
r'.rtts! vessel rn1cs. ht.wcyrr. purify owlnH to
cline in the speculative spirit.-T"r,ato Nt5c,
, 1881-03-09

rn1EAnEtrntA. Ia., Marrh K-ft.ouH-1}ult hut
arnl Western extra, f:L;arts.si: MInncsue extras.
si.JaG-s o,!n, snu1, ttNl5i5: 81. i.nuls. cuuiee.
el.i l'Id, process. ta'i; winicr lmtcs. <7.uks
s7a; Minnesota extras, t'l1L'.sh l:ye Hour In lght
supply; $stn
EnA1N-Whcat opened tlull und wpnks clpsed t,rn-
cE: Nm. , rcd. cIr-tus. elevator, *h7f; Nh. ref,
ssI1!s sr ~ fi' HI ~, sr;s; !. it tAf ;,;ss sh, 1
hnt ttrs; sn!l c9yA"5 rs. rnas''I ontc.ek ,!s ss,t
hs,srutke.,: say. k4c t, Sp{c asxe t,t* n n.tl-
srMte .tennAai I!rlcGs stsay: Nh Wltv, 4jtac; No.
2. Ito, 4tc; Nj. It itu, 41fA IA; 1ntSrtl, 41ku.
I'Hnv nvtssnSs-tlItat nsId unGlltn9ul.
li1'rTER-pAiGi and rnctm1Ecte
IH1KsE-stcaly; creamery. l.!f1is5fc: fas to good,
1t1sH l!t{e
iIkTu11,Etfs-Dullt 94c.
WntsKY--QuIrti {ftt. ...
itKcEiiTs-FlDur, 'Ou hrIs: wheat, al.O0 bu corn.
71,llu TUT t'ltn. hnH hM.
, 1881-03-09
gt[El.l'--Tfturo trna Hutt demand from shippers
md tho hnnin trip, md THO nnskcL wn* sirnhy
drr at E75thi3 prr !I Lbs ft,r lur to eUcu gln1l-
Ties. Tic following were NOTED:
F5UFF.Af.O.

HuFFAT.O.
nrrr.Ln n w. MnrrI, a-t,Arrrr-ucrc1n,a Ia.
~. nri,,H. i,,, ,,,nrL"t st.ttx INA .r,
it r,nice stcrrA. $t3k!iA. Nm ycry thtlcr here.
sEhr ASn ~. nhANHst.IA%nipts n'.siay; ss!,: 'Irknk
CART. ~ ny 1''S m,nt % % "r I.'''l 1 Gn"ts %
mon thecr IN! !,anL ihinbs HlWEr., rns - Ennh
Western. S,x.nA Sau!s., - .!mGy, Hokrt,s 81; Wsst.
rta 'alnuF Eu..'.H ~ s.'I @"p"sso"o' oAE' seoHs
W; hnst Erauns nlsn.'s'u ~; .x, ux,.. .,,.,, ,
Hu',S-.At.E.rtS,t -. n'''nf. 1.W m"!het .ui nnu
Snrtm1s ID: t,rn i,;,,tS t,iii Infringing Iii IL.
:l1 lhs. l,NE lsi imtetl. *h.+ta; guoi medium
OF fleH1yt piEs, {.ijtl1.lH.
sr rn1.Is
=. .... TN ,,
shipments Haf tlMil ann !nWsT; nxp'rir?H -
RueEM !rst hntEhtss nMert xiAua4:H; iA!f ~
Fry. st""-'"' Ge"H "ha HeHess htoe% @o1s leeneFs,
>alIlEr-Iccepts. INN hrnd. ahJnurr.s H1: fnfrIv
srIiyr: trtu; medium to sul EGSxSiS: cftg. IL
fancy. s;..:k"iGIMl
, 1881-03-09

Mn, Western si"nr. lnri l'et, NJ mn advancnsf ntns
Il cs"ry y" ~ ss.ss s, n y" II , % t. :t :,
) VI; ;"; T;, ;%s = !, :. s >s 1ss
n,;. rs% 4 IN Xm"'er'te, "etr' request with surs
feir n!n4 u.avi.' @ e c'inx II "; s@! ;i. " I il:
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a si'or ""ina.a 's. 1ff s sr"fy sa
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Ss,:F |ss,, ;si i' ,, $ s"a
Ts!G ;tss;;! Z N; f41; XII
D, "'''' s'S"S!; I.1r Z; "'T x."s's,a
NV yUl.k. sinsch S-t'urraN-Ea.{. 4 3.t<sIl
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.S5 sis;s sr;s: % , ss; sfSG;. It'll ise
rhast n,aat. s.gSsaui: sxtt i,hi',. sila
n! y @ '!s,s $sasas ;sssisi: s,i 5
@ sa'f +: : S:5 5'ss'; ssf:: IS s @
st5 Mt S t;as .G ..' 81 rs ,S II g!1"a @
S"f's.s.!' a. ' 's s:S r. III HsffS Gas, ,ii
:ss;: ;s;;;: Witt; S;, III II ;s; IL % ls;
/; .s, .Ea t'.Ss NJ: %hlsS: a!s ,S, Mnfsi'
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ri an*S hft nm: If: u rnoa r:inR qa"s1 II
RErI!sISi,Si iia,I aaa "a''na' Ua,icd, sHsc;
e'F!!t: ssta;| tsa"s;'; 1i'stunsea.
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