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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-03-22

Many Young girls are UNIT for active life,
and thousands OF notherstrqg out amlsera-
bic existence on account OF peculiar female
weakness which they absolute refuse to cure.
They are full Of aches and pains, are POOR
weak, frail creatures, irregular each month";
with pale faces, glaring eyes, shattered
nerves, and almost worn DUB constitutions. a
powerful, combination has been prepared BY
the medical profession, for the cure OF these
Se rions female complaints, AMI itsaction IS
pronounced wonderful. 1T IL known as Dr,
bromgoole's, ENGLISH FEAALL BIrTRRs. -
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-03-22

.NEt. NNNT OIL 1tfi oDh1l
-f.f,t,,.-f JACKSON, TENN. Aug.s7, 1916
eiI wish to state, Tor the brfeht OF. those who
suffer with Neuralgia, that fyhayo Suffered
,wiit this wreiched disease In the most violent
the best medical men in Jackson, wifh5G OBJ
tanning any feiief., ! procured lity cent bot
tie OF DR.. Itagianl's Celebrated Lightning
Relief, auiI II curcd mo 10 i've niihiites. lSix
Itpppths lhFye, ieiapsed 1anda L have not felt II
~ sfs 5AMEs v!lyASs.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-03-22
Bowling Green Ghost.
iBOnlIne Green Special Times-star.l

Bowling Green Special Times-star.l
There lie some excitement in social
circles here over the antics of a dis
embodied spirit at an old 10y house
on u Small iarm about two miles west
Of che city. The facts are as follows:
Au oldY man had lived for years ~
Elhe house i'll seclusion, until about
eighteen months ago, when he closed
his eyes to open them IN another
world, lis sous took. possession
and not long after Logan to heal
strange noises .n,s..a ..,Y bsa
The old spinning,iwheel seemed K
have become a thing OF perpetua
motion; the, loom began TO wors
Backward and for ward as In the day
OF its youth and glory aud enc nigh
an Object Of whitlsh appcaranc'
bounded on to the bed and tnenco ou
lot the window, leaving the Occupants
in state worse than. that .ofBanqut
aud Macbeth after their first glimpse
of the witches. They lett the place
10 silence and the ghosts Tor severe
Imohtls;; when II was'fentedoy MI
Harrison, whose experience was ever
Worse than that ofthe former occn
Bpanis, s;usr.ss-ssts ,aazS =
| liz addition 10 what they had beer
treated 10, he heard voices, saw lights
and on one recent occasion a strons
light appeared between the nous,
| and n mrJe free that STOOD n few rod
from it. The light shone on a,par
ticular spot nthe tree, where wa
stuclia dagger, button going out [,
investigate, all disappeared, You
,Icorrespondent has the' aboye iron
Egentlemen who Intend probing thl
matter il the manifestations continue
The country hereabouts is losing
mary of It's old citizens, over ID
hhavnig lefts8for West'and South il
the, months just past. ,s.tn u
Is Z N-lG.g E-----..s % = IlE
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-03-22
S.g:aSNoSgSiSkSANANM,

WE&A iAktt yes Aus teA.ffs~ eef-e = ~
N.N/JA losh, eeaiauleG, eiiA r.sI rissf. " VI
tNN.r,ry,l iss'iaf rAAst.is SHatsisei WeeAsAatS-
S<lH-hA sslsst..n y VIZ. TrAlSsssiFai.. ssnyseNs
AL sea-glss Srfhg 10 Wut.ra. c.sss 49, vealssAh
Atties u bdssTeer. AsVes hs.tA.ss AtFes y VIE
Ir,-n,ua, esessA tslAsef 80 h.hinvesf ecnlsss..
usl.ss rsI ,-s,.... y, =. s.s,s,,. 81 IS
ss.. i-eA sle Il -.'e-t ~ssaA .-l~isl 49,. 49,
s,.l.s Y p.ss ~ Pa set'N<s 80 ss-- sssA
IHg sRiyAIs sHIc , APyls !slss.
cale. kc. a.. az apsriuaicrshoua. ecsnai Dcbres,
~ lmpoeonos, f-1 stls Ats.a al fzsss,s, s-A.ef
r.s essa sfs.s. Asusa.a aassS lessA = p.-ay, ~
- y -. Nlass A,.-s' u. = s-s- i-s. -. 1888, $50
ai ssps fss s.Ai,.s' .-iA essa 49, teatees
- ~ a. lsvti. assa-s - pc- g.N = 49,
.r.al..i Aiyl,,, I,s.si, q Htssxi wsrasAseA 10.
For 8pQtkA ~. 80. s...;..s a. :.. -.
" T,lf3 y 81 vslass, tdetastae ~ reft - 80 ~
lhafuAiissl lhf t-assnt volsme pseufNf ~ so
psFsh' hslsJ gfsl rssl-Ast I've .siAsf y ssg.5b
.srsl pt,tisiiA - uAsf 1--WE rssst'ss - = - sss
- ssss - rl y ss..., - 49,. =. -
iS,,h-s : =, s'sll,. -.s seAs ~ - -Hpstf
y rciiaoetue aes.s>ssgs s~sis Ass fsIe.ss - b-Ae
DR., BUTTS, plSREDeARY i 20 -
stlss ssesss ~ 81 t.is. u ksssi.. fs..ht
NJ nrvFs sse,l e's,,isss 81 49,. e .sssh $3.50
ran.., treated " IA. - .y,ss,t. N..,. .-. =
!. Assssast yslssi As's s.s,sss. $3.50 es
pIl nuTrA ~ Nesth ST. ~, - Lesls, ae.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-03-22

"A nENvc WANTED tr the nea AID s,..'
IA ULIt - selling Pictorial neeh, ard piul~, ",s"
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-03-22

wsa virsala Aas ~ ngs--l Nefrss yssr wet,'nN ~
tsNlss hA ssrsa rf uhat an t.sr t-.sAisl %.
sssst ,lsass sal g. ~ wlsh plass fset Ass'hef "
80 n isr htsaA Yen Aatt sess rssi iAaaS ,os ~
VA ssai ySs IN " r,llrs Gas.
, 1881-12-20

;%S ,.t,S Il, 4 1r 1t; ] tr ts.,h ertrp,s mud
s; E: ss' ss$s ?.
s st @ e II ff'a" f' n, Il ";ti t s"t i" !,
III ss sss; $ & sy Ill sFSss Il :! !
%n's SS;asst, fSs"s 4 4 s"!% i!
ii0n1l, '''s'"S''H ''"'s"cs'ons on liz u; n
,Ss.seon'. sa'%esaay. 's?:sa y!!;.,s;,. nss% ~,
Hs;r l;ssa;;si::::: :::::: SIs% a'sit u
Sss!''s; S!'s; fS,tse.y sy;.'.: : Il i:
:ss1 Ss's rs sSs L. i1@s 1c e. e. &
sSS sss las: @ M ss.s fs %'"s E;
,e: s.: S,Say ;sfr s1; I.t." s" 'ss
$:t'% ss ''fs S;s s.: T." il:
'"1S ,Sp tSSs'n' ssist n1;s
,1%: S s,s 1:se; t H.,
4 ig tisfi H ST.: Sais .sEss's e.
ss%.s vi" s:; ~ .:$::
RotaeF Win tle fanxe ycHsenlH5s - s"'hFaar tu
sSs xs e'. sn,"ss1 :s1 .t. r:;:,y s;sss, d, q,
Ssr :: '::tts :.ts ;siifS ' si s
s$!':; s$!|$: ;s::;S = IN ;;$
ente niss"ca @ Y ,slya : ya%E 5 i1e 5e.t sn
s:' ~ s! ss;;; ssss;$ sss;$
M sSj,s Ss sss !t Il tss 4; =
9s Hs1.HYsasa III HSY!.! ssa' .tSy g aI1 f4 '''' %
iii III s;ss ssI; i s s5:,: S:;S ;% II
3'rs q s,:! n. for ~" #"
, 1881-12-20

Cntnpnrlng tho vauo of tho exports from ooch
p,lt tut thd titst eleven months Of lHHt with Ito
NJ MN: !toston loss Of slsiO01; rhiIHdelpho.
sS.auNs': ialtlRN'tr. *l4tkh,lxXO; una, New Or
ttU.n The mtnnnts rr0tn the ottler ps,rts arc Id
smnll 70 ncctt special inutiuotl. IluRton mikes II
very lMyorablu showing, tho dcuftho beluV ontv
ports. n. II SoA y
, 1881-12-20

F4.Uult-Na4 Htlll aHd Mticlapuot. There xn+
ahy inquiry 1r any e'a"Hnt buJots and tho
uoet tiht hnldaFs Guild l0u tn tiu was ~ coneorya
tue Atahl'on by 'lnasteTiy tnnet,Esty. Hnies were
!l'hktd " Sa brls winters, pnrtly ~ f175 ts t,ra
sps'nR pAse,ts at = and tu ttls rya.uur on rrlyato
tst!na totni tl hrla, Wlnsor tours wore uuotou At
N71: shlppln3 apttnRs, flut4Gist tho ow.vrnin
spS!nga. EksS1lM ltyo HaNr at Rbuut tS752to3, nnd
onexwlen; waa dull Ut Il sau0 tot Eastorn md s70
'oruEl MlttsTuyys-wofe lu falr aunn,v and
CASTER. With vsry moderate de,nnd. Halos wero ro
pnrtsd of " eats bran ut slA7s9i', zcats mlddnas
ss *I-"fl9&s cars fned nj f.ltts .7GO; and car
coarsV euen.Meal at HlIO par ton FREQ IN board.
arltlNG WiiEAT--Wux ucttye md irrcuu,,-,r
'MeE Tho H'aEkut declined nc tilon Aayancod Nc
Ahd f0u 1n IT, closing No balow tu jAtesk urc,s nj
ea!us4Ay. rho nstt!sa markets. waeo reported dull
ana heasy. and Now York was quntcd iawer while
our tecupts Haro about oue-llnf u lArxe mali IA
taso OF Saturday. Thcso thinks cuuAa tbs psrly do.
rresstun- Towards Io'cIoot rho narkct turu9,i I'M
der tho rNmnrs 1g notctC and deri1nut, n,
W. a:st ss;%ss :sn.i: H.
Xxx :s!s: s ;'Gx ia7ss sss's
:sxS tss%s. M @'S'!s G!Sad..tss a. ts. a'tSss ssss
s.s X ~ ai. Ea 81
WV j. w Ut. ~ Il tsf'e Il M se sass
i IL e.: + ,S:'sis !;
tsS aaa III it aSs'!9?; 6 .s y
"a s;ss y! ;ss:;s
'sS ;; =. s:ass .. s day. 'ssaas
s;:! ;:i:s :'f||S' :E:j ;;s
s sss: ss|s: S!$5;;::: Ssss$5';:: y, sAsta slaS E
II 5g ~ n In sioro md Cur: ~ Il It's ST tsss S
SSs, &. ;};; ss$ s;s!:;s
pFuas Ut hAtuFday. ltyptpou vss 1nr.s III .Snii Ttsf
, 1881-12-20
REAL ESTATE,

The following lnstrumcnta were filed for RIO.
ord Monday. Dco,1a:
l. FIFTY rRnrknrr
D!sss:s a.ssa !: &C. Sc. t5aass Es..so s1
r|!s; J; e. i ii; lii S;ys,ii$;: GO
VI; 5sis NV: w.: il ! i /:
is$S %SS; III T. $! Sis:;s:
VII III. Il i; %
H ! II Ill: Sss ;S;S; ;;sis
cf3s! u Ii ,S:j. Il & xis Il f$:aSa m
Caar9s y tar.stiI... ~. :. "u"no an
S}s;s 1; s!s| I; t;:";s;S
Vi: hi sssa Ss@ s ;:ss Ssi,
Il Ill L! Ssi,$.5;ss Il j:;s II so
ri 3s;; Ssssi:F; (! ;i;s;; Il ii 3 %
:a'sa Il 1,ss, ff tSss's, VI Sssy! ias;:seS s;s
;s /; i i Si:;siS i Ja;:. III 400
;sisi it,. ;i:;:; Ws,;.
/: i.S; ii ,S:$;S4!SS 400
Is l. &1s.i It'll : l. S$;j I|.s:
r. fiji; ij$;s S;ss!ns$ i;
1saTits d. u lid sas i:ir' r i, s:ia:;S $500
W,!t4asssy T. 1ahn dstsa n'uo: II u. u. aad A.
WITH /: u ssS Il xt;S;; l;sSs i III
';$$$ $i:S ij;s {;$;;; ss!ss;s i 10
pssrIa1n nsia1 Ias!j e. b, 400
GaAhSs GAEL !1ae tGnls.01la Bishop tu tiustaT.
Ds KaS Il. ,,.s. lan
uWaasa WnssMa, 'es' Wv und N. Madlenur to Nancy
ldaha II. .ihi Il i * Vs:t io,E ri, fl.i;iii; 90
nMaaea Manesaa, Hoy. u. ". IL. toskr t0 jsMss 4.
neese''.''.... ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 1.ap
Hphta W CITY LtAlrA WITHIN 4 RAliIux or tRyxx
A!*I6 w TIM CuuRT-HUuAx,
X1outn 1 NJ ~ ~ lt1H 0f lloyne GHN
AehFf 1lcFn1S nm
, 1881-12-20

| t 80 n@ ,. HtA'h VIVA '"SHctch ,!hto AlaFf
,nr .,ho,. a. NY ,ao'"MV' y. : enrs NO. VIM
nars NJ, = - -, ', @ Nv. =" er1 ~. anflns' U
a"rs ~, ~ ~ ~ s'!.a low sres ttlN wheat: q
sa.s ~. esrt''. ~ cars oRh mixed. 10 cprs low
srIyn,, 10 'r. =. v''S wnlc .m's, u t.,rs No
n, r,.a ~" k'!'ts ~, oa.Hi' - cars
,,rs NJ 49, =, w.. e'.t" W. nhlloy. ~
T,,o, ~, s ~ .e ,a. o ~" II" tloo ohfteyl'
IN w., ..aa. - ~ ,,ao -, p' 1nspeeia! nut: H.
r,o ,,,,,!,,', 's,.s.a w cD'.; s.o y" oaF'cy.
trron,,,,,r ,.aa,a..,n.. m. wcre aetve ana
,n,,t,,,',n,,,., ancy Wele weak carly, In
-nnn,,, .eonu,. ~ >, o",u.uHys oepsossioh. thon
,irat nrtnoInias M, os.1 lo.aim.ns neaflS 10
cInsa nr .rh.a.a 1 "ma" ~. u.seu W. to"aias tne
,.,,a ,rl,,,,.. .'""s.. auo cn"se OF tno adv4nro
w"s @ Intes, '"rposeo ,, 10 DO leafs or
m",vo," ",ss ''', 49,. .'"'.eo anu eo'ho other
Thn ,,,,,r, @ uoss weso nos sire which.
r,nco ~ - s". .suI. VI - Nem a"'k rs
,'. w., ~. e"a'thetula1 Mior1nauon, md nniy
sa' tay proaueea an elecf, though tho tsag!s fact
NM ,ha ,sms ,.aa ".s" .epustsu III INC pancrs.
'thnnun, ond. ,hos, ,,...,.,,a.a ,.ao e'oso u
win ,,,xa ~ n.,.,,t As'ss se.ssef'ca Itscl1'
mn Is,,,1to, -oo,,,, a,,,,..., "s ~ utt"us.""s.
IL, onnrohanst,,.,. a ~ IVY noan9 Ecnfea
,,or,, n,ss, .s,s " Euaoponn war; Mess
,,.r,,. ann ~" tssstn ~, w I0r jan
cosc, 1xo ln~nr -. IN o1 oacz,n r'erI"ry a, lf1l
1orfnr, ~ en- o..a ~ ~ ,, r'' a"r ee'er
r,i, cinsa ,as ,o,s :, tun ~. rtnt."rs. snoft
r,nrv W., .,.s.t ~. feass1"h' So!lee teh-
.or nnocuhr a.,, = yas, w..
Cn,, s,.',., ~ "ne F4.-aa, i..os 1or fcufahrS.
nna asr:s,nrn.. 49, ~, ~ .~sts.t LOT January
nccc,nhnr ~, '.,,;,"s, uAs u.oseu 10 "'"er on
Mt Ia.:67ttc fnr r,,a,tsa ,o @ aU uaes 1"tises'
nrr mi ~, ,s.sa Ut e+t't':.c lof .Jn'aa-
fower. nt o;,.Ssr ~ ~ ~ an'Seu ~
Fa,r,,nrr n',~Io,: ~ a,...4, sau3 al'o "s1v1Hc !or
rsr ~, = .,.. , oa,, I.ose,. "nonuhRea' at *tGf
Hn.casc" G'..,e ae ,''u ~ ~ - WIN January nj
-. ~ nnss- ~ uu,s atlu eAsV' Saics Hpfe
, 1881-12-20

alnws that sl,o rrrnrta hf urc,ist,!ys from tit
limited fi"rcs cahstnp IN faIt nfr very t,nnv,Iy,
the tn:s' vhlin for Nnynn,lw'r, Xxi, trluv sts..
tssssl. sgaImAt for tho corresponding u,t,nth a,
lasl ypar 81 fi'. .lVs, tirtroase nf {i,n1), ana
th's, s.n' notwithstanding that nrcos nre st,~
h,,eh higher Than In November 1xso. Tho ~.
rnrts ror November, 1851 aud iss1, uotn paro IT.
follows: 49,,
, 1881-12-20
COMMERCIAL.

Tho Following were tho receipts and shipments
OF lc,dfnH articles OF produce In tho city during
tue forty.cigl,t horrs ending ut : outook Mon
"ay m0rsllng, and for tho corresponding siu,o a
rear nEu:
, 1881-12-20

NEW fonK, neo. l0.-sitnlng stosks today
9t ~ slcolinct 70 ;a. and CLOSED, ut ,i.5. StntC
- L!nes SIits H9s and q wers auil Ut l aa Oriental
;hh and f7O md bradshaw from II to ii, ureer,
Mnttnt;ln declined To ~ and Ilibernlan to ii.
AZ tho close tho market was without featufp,
, 1881-12-20

HOG pNoDuCTs--wero uc,ye nnd irrceu,ors
lower. lhserP1al reported I'd decline In Mrd unti
long ccnrh and Tho local hog nnrket wna cns,nE viii,
lower h'arkots for breatasntra. Those things ca,,sod
FerJ weak feeling In hog prophet carly, uud the
mnrsst turned up sharply ot, the Eurupoun eca re-
0n'y 10 full buck ratfIor heavily IN the afternoon
2NeFc wAs fnhFs doing In lheata at the upca. scv-
ani orders being tt,ssd which had previonYiy bce,
,lnlltoa below the 1uarket- Pork was relatively
henyler than iaru. Both mcra depressed Nv nnnro
hanslbns In Ec9nrd To ths dspost of tho stutf thst
WI! uafnc ont un lhs 1anuatr dallyarlas
NEss Poi!K--Docnot! 3'Hlate per bfj yenctsd &c,
hha closed Iac below tho ntcs prices ar SATURDAY. nj
*hn lhe att fhal fur Huw spot seller the montb
any FIR February. 'Satoa woro tepurto,l
1 %";S f% eSg 81. 1fs H,.s :ss5 IL
xsof nine thu adax .hs Gill oas Rzaa sas
psss%5ss' xss ssrk nor..ay s.n...y t'a' yt.f,.sp
pssa2; Es 5 iS s.i'it$H ssiiisH 1sx x;
A&5f ':s 's:sH T. ,di ~ 3s5SNE;o s
sSSt ta ISx ts :s,isE @ VIII 'sss ssi s,sa
s EH.Hss d ,sss sas: Sty ~sas 5s'ts4 Il fs q
@ II ;s's ':sf;ss:! Il $ e. =! .SS; S
ds asds Il III s &s n,S Kxss as liz
ptsss..r, sss! .;ts s :''SsH $Ss ess;$
Esssss$s';::::::: ;;sss$:{;: ||j|:Ss |:s %s $s 3
siiss IT, s;, f.: Ill.,
Y sS sa is;a sss II nE s'TS. fiss 8" :"
H. x u III :F .s;:s s
i: 1!Sh u s Sc L. s ssas' g plk;Si III; #
fsaS. tMH nataa Nf " lln uTerlH1. auBr innuhry.
, 1881-12-20

i.rarln. II. 4 Il. .,,.,,,,,,,
MIssnus, t'acitlt, ...,,,,.,.,
It.x.s i'nrlflc.....,........
tNiltl Northumberland
l.siln.nt, ls.s,. Cl..,,,,,,,,l
Metropolitan elnYnirta,
lAchnl1nd 4 tlnnvlIic,,,,,
hast Tnittnesec.... .,..,,,
Norfolk 4 Wrs.nrti pfh.,..
, 1881-12-20
GENERAL MARKETS.,
DhOOM.coNN--A fa!r business Is reportsa \

\
iMioGipE a11d
az
DEASS-Were moving slow,y, food .tock .c,tns, :,
sastk0 poF bu Common stock Is not salabte ut o,sr
bAGGlN0-rr!ces ranged about The .azns n, n,
thc rnst saI weeks Or ntors anu nora nystu quoted
ntaTk ::..:.............H HurlAps. 4t7s bu ii alyt
Gs.sf t3Mnnie.. llnxie iSfEii
gnaIss yyi 81 t1Huole
Hu1'fER-sa,es roauhod u fia,r aggregnte, but MOI,
OF tho t:adng. ~ for soms tno past NM In Rood l.,
1auey efpues th9 poorer qualities Fetpalbus nnda,
nexIact We HlEnlu quote:
Gssn;ms1y: , ~. 70 om.non psndes.:as
uey. w ci,r,. IL u s;Salnx
IM5t ralr 10 Vooi !. irsn,s, ..'n
uHEEsE-ftne Kunds rt.tlnn fAlfly 1IsudJ. Itsrs
Is 20 sttls strictly prime tnHorca chcese that 1o,d
eta dre IN r's1Apn u. dohlnd hyl pslcss For ant
tha csso fao market renaslnx dusl and seprsssed VI
quite: "
Fn crenn, sepscmher.. mher....,...............,.,.I gnk
fu crtnfh, uctuNef.
Rart sksltl Enslduf. e!ce. siN
fMrt sk!ni. eouiMdn 10 Kood. ~
ioHNf1i1es .................. ...,,...,,.....3 d.
Eoa!s-lrade continues dnli, With pr!ce& weak and
unsettled Tho quusattlns gtyen betuw arc teas
!Fosls CIT In aome qnurtcrs. Their Tho fslat pcsi
acllfessus
Grlg: Aus inllan NJ bocs,,'.. 10
ait.t',j6 bnit. G, mlu..... .,t,n%is %7:
cuoPEFAaE-Wns stenaJ at sl.ltlt-N for tork
nn'ra's and tl.Jk01. ~ for ned Heroes. Sales wes
aae nut, ct eata ntsl fos pork bussels and al.%tos
nnEssED 11ous-wcre In ralr demand ut ,;ma
sAt Tor haaEy. witt anlss of2 cnrs At f7u for 1sA
anu q III averaging ly7 lbs.
Et'is-Wsre qaet a. 10 Dor doc for fresh aud "a
, 1881-12-20
MINING NEWS.

MINING NEWS,
nparoy.
tptetdt Dfspatch to'Tns cateaoo Tribune.
nosroH, Doc. l0.-In mining ahares Quincy
advanced !, to 40; pewabc declined u, 10 lhH;
Douglas Il, to ~; Anoeaz ii, 10 aH; Silver rslct
Il, tosoi4. d"
20 thu tPfIttf71 Assottated tsys&.
lsoRTON, Dec. 1o.-AIiniug atocks closed rs fol.
Iowa:
Al!nuek Mining Co.., :kIQnincy. e.... II
tn!nmet i HecIn.... .21 llttduo., ,.....,,.. .,..
HIstlrer lSGt, aid
'-'..s.+.ss.t+ !tHttJaGruln., u
fo"ao'o'.''.....s'... l9slttnr'. ......s....,.... @
BAN FGtAkCIBCO,
, 1881-12-20

n,s a :, iGt Ct Esbs,;nry Lang cteaF* GYhtrI 1t tx
mnk,ct lnlnk llcs swebt-1lrktst luS ul,n ri III
ptr1r, H}xah3 '' -"'t'' "s-
i;ass,' tn@,ea at i.stso for shouaurs fa.etofor
is @ .Hsc @ TX sh"ft clears" lis III fur asns
qa!st 400 sr ,ae,., ,iaDa1p
1oF o3tfa tnexs, nnd ~ W fur Lai.s.
, 1881-12-20
ITN1i NCIlL,
1.'TN1fNCIIL,
]. +, LESTER & CO.,
ST0CkS... ...GRAIN:..C .COTIVN,

dN SitHi:s aitl Bonds Fought aud
Sold o.. ". Z. StocI: II.Ec|stJ,Ue,
Cotton futures on the Nc,V IorSc Cot
e.. ton lirchnnUc.
Grain 0,ati 1'i0rtatons bou0ht aud
s0l<t IL tho Chicago 7nUlhtcf.
25 & II CHAMBER Of COMMERCE,
J. T. LESTER,
McinLcr New York slack md Cotton Exchanges.
CHAS. SCHWARTZ,
SAMUEL w. ALLERToN, Special.
New York Rouss.-sCRAhT0a & WILLARD,
~ Broadway, md IL Newest.
DIRECT WlilE frnsu ouv oFleu TO tho oit1co Of
Scranton i wll1nfh oH,oa to stnck Exci,h1>gp.
, 1881-12-20

The following Instruments were filed for roo.
ord Monday, Dec, 10:
ClTY nRnrEttT,-
, 1881-12-20

,tnta4t.s'..s.. ...'..'.'.....',...ltaa,A0 lltauD
The Following were tho receipts nf flour mud
grain tcrop movcment) ut the scaboar,l ports
from Aug 20 u 1lao. 10, inclusive for four yours;
, 1881-12-20

NEW f0nK, Dec. H. tssl.yrhe ,rrustsos have 1o-
;ased from tic tRrn!nTt Tho rcHtliMr monthly vt.
TIA nivlDESn 1f tHn cents lsr ahars ot Hlj0T
anlh paYab9 at TIM 0ltee 0f The Company NJ Ill
l.lns.zL, I'll JaH y lStt. Transfer 1u1ke cj9*s Usc
q, p. H., and reopen ian. i. tHfl. ~
j. r. l1AAkEI.l. rtc0-I'rcaldsslL
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-18
Financial and Commerce iaI Notes.

Bradslreet says; "Itis probable that the
total rice crop of Lou siana will not exceed
200, 900 ba rels, and what with the large per.
centage of product, which is of yield resulting
from unfavorahle W ather during the harvest
ing, the estimated loss below highest expecta-
lions can not he less than $500 900 IL Is
prooab that, owing to disappointment two
seasons in Secession, the acreage devoted to
rice will this year be considerably diminished
There is undoubtedly steadily increasing
consumptve demand for oil domes io rice, and
at the ruling low prices-Louislana a@7 cents
and Carolina 5A@IA cents-there Is every ia
cation of aStill gte9ter demand for this Inn
portant product of our soil Georgia VIII
have about 10 600 tierceS and Carolina $1,000
t.erces." A barrel contains about $50 pounds
and fierce 600 pounds. Bradstreet's also
says: eve see no reason to modify the esu-
mate of the cotton crop made in our issue of
Jan. 10, based upoo our reports to Jan. That
estimate was for a total crop, including 10000
bales OF the last crop marketed In this crop
year, OF 5,93J, 600 tales
Referring TO Jay Gould buying the leading
papers OF New York, type, presses, editor5
and all, tho Brooklyn Eagle rays: Mr..
Gould's interests are of q Kind which must
max newspaper influence highly desirable in
MS eyes, As mere stock operator his anI-
iety to affect the minds of rs many readers as
possible IL not hard to comprehend. II any
considerable number of men with money to
invest can De made TO trust his organs, their
capital VIII, In tho noture of things, be, by an
exceedingly simple process. transferred 10 his
account. As a monop0llst interested In the
legislatures OF this and other states we also
see why he should seek to exercise the power
OF the press. That he Is endeayorng to get
control OF The Associated Press Ia rendered
morally osrtaln by the course he has recently
pursued with regard TO the telegraph system
OF the country. The Associated Press Ia an
agency for the collection of news and the dis
tsibuuon of II by telegraph to all parts OF the
United States. Nothingcsn be more natural
than that the gentleman who has come to con-
troll all the wires should also seek to regulate
that MIR. Could aud his allies are OVERRIDING
the monopoly business, They will not succeed
III muzzllng the press, in holding possession
ofthe telegraph syatemi In bolstering up their
railroad monopolles or In shielding their
Legislative tools. 1t is, however, of the ut
most Importance that no time be lost by the
people In graphing with the monopollsts.'
There Is no question about one thing, the
money he can become its owner
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-18
FIour. Grnin aud Hay.

FLOUR = We quote City Mills from new
wheat as follows: XXX, 2 80, xxx, SO,
kNXX, 3 90; Choice, s. 20; family, none.
Imported: Xxx, per cwt 50 l0 xxx, s3llO
xxx, 3 10, Fancy, 10 to ) %; Patent, "a 10.
RYH-ln sack, 81 10.
BARLKY-65c. per bushel sacked, loose Csc.
BRAS--We quote Mt SOC.
GuNHY BAas-second-hand In good order, 0
cents piece.
Conn MrAL-On track large lots 45c. In, the
store, jobblng lots soc.
OARS New Texas l2c to 45 in wagon; so c in
store.
WHEAT. No old, Csc; No 0 new, S59s6c; No
81 05; II new, 75dS0 Rejected, 6i@D74; No
,Ssde. 50G55c; Mediterranean, No2, 50; No .,
el@lbc: Nicaragua, nominal, Acc, nut not want
81 by Texas millers
Conn., 32H to 80 cents, loose ear.
HAY-Pairla, loose from wagon, Sl0to $40 per
ton; hillett. DO, 80 TO ole. From store. prairie,
baled sl3 per toni Millett, SIS. Prairie baled,
In car lois, SIS per ton free on boald.
We quote: Chopped corn per 100 pounds,
VI chopped corn aud oats, per 100 pounds,
81 30; chopped barley. per 100 pounds. 81 "a,
crushed corn and cob, per 100 pounds, soc
corn bran, per 100 pounds, 500; Graham flour
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-18

The market for western cured meat Is
buoyaut Notwithstanding the largest yield
of hog product known in the history Of the
county, It, as early as February, makes an
extraordinary advance, and carries with II
full confidence OF dealers. Bacon short sides
are to-day held at 9Ac in the Dallas market,
and dry salt do, 9&to925c
Terce lard, 1870 and active.
Hams, lOA to lie.
Beef cattle to SIC per pound on foot, gross,
for No !, and for inferior "a to Sc,
Mutton sheep, SO to SO 80 per head.
Live hogs, AZ cents per pound on foot.
Calyes, S. to s. per head.
Chickens, 81 80 to 50 per dozen. Ducks, 90
per dozen Geese, 81 so per dozen. Turkeys,
80, 70 cents and 81 apiece.
Flour is steady atS3 10 to SO 20, with stocks
ample TO meet the trade.
Corn holds up to So cents per bushel.
Data 40 cents ard firm. From store 30 cents
Seed POI atoea have advanced 30 cents per
barrel In St. Louis for early Rose and are held
there at 50 so to 50 60, with 90 cents freight.
We quote here at 90 81.
Eggs have declined TO 10 cents per dozen
from first hands and I219 cents retail.
Country butter l2H to 10 cents. Northern 10
to 20 cents.
Turnips 81 rer bushel, Sweet potatoes so to
g. Parsnips $3 50 Per barrel, Carrots So 80
per barrel Horse raf 81 10 cents per pound
Wood ia in demand Today at So 80 to "a 30
per cord.
Coal nominelly 50 per ton, delivered. Re
tail at the rate of $40.
Horses and rIules ale in active demand at
good prices
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-18
pALLhs, THURSDAY AFTERNooN.
Nabrunrv II 1891


Professor Tice was wrong; he predicted clear
weather. 1t has been loggy, cloudy aud rain
Ing. The drops began to fall at ] O'Clock this
morning and trade has staggered under a
gloom below and above. There may be q
"silver lining" TO every poetic cloud
but fthere was any silver, gold or greenhacks
10 n Dallas dealer in bacon, salt pork, ham,
eggs, corn and starch to-day, DO such report
was made to these quarters. Carnal matters
were Hat. stale and Improbable and when
sin rusrs saintlinets decays for if we had no
sim saints would be dead-beats.
And thus it Is vs. have trlot to say this has
been dull day in commrr cial relies in Dali
las. Few merchants have made expenses
We say this for in reading the revised scrip
lures, that part Of the biography OF Ananl6s,
where hewas struck dead for lying is pre-
served. revamped and handed oyer az good
shoes for us oil to stll wear
Winter SIN clngs to us worse than devoted
Damon. Streets and roads are in muddy
and almost impossible condition. There is
nothing left but to hope for on that eid, which
must come at some future time