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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-11-17
The Surgeons Knife.
Wonderful Surgical Operation Removal
of Urinary Stones from the BIad-
dor -SuccessfuI.
der Successful.


Mr. smuon Tieisell OF Sangerties, N Y, had been
treated tor seven years by various physicians for
what they call Structure of the .Urethra, without
benefit. He finally consulted DR. David Kennedy,
OF Rondout Y, who found his trouble to be Urina-
ry Calculi or Stones in the Bladder The doctor at
once removed the foreign bodies with the knife and
then gave his great Blood specific, "Favore RENE
dy" to prevent their reformation. The entire treat
ment was emiDently successful, and Mr. Tietsells
recovery rapid and perfect. ..... .... TO-
While "Favorite Remedy" is specific in all Kid
ney and Bladder diseases, it is equally valuable In
cases OF Bilious Disorders Constipation OF the Bow
els and all the class OF lis apparently Inseperable
from thu constitutions OF women. Try it. Your
druggist las and its cost is only one dhllar bot
tie The cky man Is he who puts this advice in
practice. Don't forget the name and address, Or
David Kenedy Rondout, N Y. The Doctor would
have it understood that while he is engaged In the
introduction of his medicine, "Favoeite Remedy
he still continues the practice OF his profession, but
confines himself exclusively to o0tce practice. He
treats all diseases OF chronic character, and per
forms all the minor and capital operations OF surg
cry. oct27gm
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-11-17
NOTICE.

MARY LoNIER and Augustus LonIer, Frank
Iu FAiver and Emile Fatvef who reside at 81.
Johns in the county OF Clinton. in the state Of
MiC higan, and Joseph Ieanneny aud Francis Jean
neny, who reside in Carson city, in the county of
OTnIsny. in the State OF Nevada. will take uUtce
that Peter fierson, administrator of the estate of
Joseph JeAuDeny, deceased, on the 10th day Ocio
her 1881. hiPd his petton IN the Court OF Com mon
Pleas. IL the county of Stark and State of Ohio,
other things alleging that the personal estate
Of SAID drcedenL Is insunl,ent =" pay his debts and
the charges OF adninlsi erng his ~state, aud that
said deceDdent died seze IN lee simple OF the tol-
lowing described rea estate SITUATE In said county,
tO-Wit:
Part o. the northeast quarter ct section number
three 3 t'wnshtp ten [lOl aud range nine L9, ar d
beunded follows: beginning at the northeast
corner If said quarter theme south on the ga line
sai1 quarter the southeast corner thereof;
thence west the south line OF Id quarter twenty
chains; thence north two ri degrees. east, forty
chains and sixty one links TO the north line of said
quarer thence east o said norm line twenty chains
10 the place OF beginning.
The prayer OF said petition g.. among other things,
the sale of said premises for the payment of the
debts and charges Aforesaid.
Said petition win be for hearing on the 10th day of
December 1881, or as soon thereafter as said court
hear The same. 'N. ..'
Administrator OF the estate OF Joseph Jeanneny
deceast d. RI
BY MEYER & PIEho. his attorneys oct27-p
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TAXES FOR 1881.
Notice to T'ax-Payerss of stark G,

flaw Ihryn t payers o
crrctys in he showing the "a
"a charged O h "a IA
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SEE PAGE Z.
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furniture.

Treasurers Office Canton Stark Co., o., Sept %, 10
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SHERIFF SALE.
Emlan q Mays VS. Samuel smith ct al

By virtue OF an order 70 sell issued rom the court
Of Common pleas OF Stark county Ohio. and to me
door OF the courthouse, in the city OF Canton, oN
Saturday, the Sd day of December, 1881,
the following described real estate situate in said
county towit: The east haf Of the southwest quar-
ter oI seoDp snP smsny
or less. ..|'. .tit .t lIl... lILl To- l.4ls
Appraised at e30F
sale 70 commence at O'Clock p. M Terms, One
third cash the balance In two equal nnual
with interest nom day o. sale, secured by mortgage
m 10 uFa 7lAlr ilI4 ..N 70 rfFAtA4 ~
novsew bHn G9jusH, ALTEKRUsE. Sheriff.
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Appraised at e3047
Farm for Sale |!

Situai in Perry township Just outAlde the south
city limits Of Maseillon ON the Maasillon and Ma
vArre ruRd known the Kegler farm The farm
oOnIans 204 acres under high state OF cultivation,
with all necessary Duildings &C.
For further particulars call on the premises ad-
dress IOS A BOUR.
No IL East Tuacara street.
sepI5dm Canton. Ohio.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-03

The New York Commercial says: We be.
lieve we can confidently cay the ciCso murey
Market cannot continue over the 18th o March
II so long, ! he Incoming administration Will
not allow dollar of idle money to Eccumu.
late In the treasury while obligation rests
upon the government 20 pay OH The maturing
bonds OF ISL a dispatch from WnShingt II
says the banks claim that, aS the funding bill
now stands, IL would b. impossible for n bank
desiring to go out OF business to do so. IL ~
now proposed 10 refer tho bill TO the ways aud
means committee for the purpose of amending
II 10 AZ 10 remove TIL objection.
Says the New YORK G uph,c: u. II. Fowler
oilers to make one ofa parry of five capitalists
10 take tho entire new 5 per cent. loan from the
govefnmentgtp Y. OnicerB Of tho city hauks
generally eXprCsl lusHlyes as much grail
He'd over the pfospccs OF removal uf The tax
on dep0ath Ibis TX bllpgi In only about
S,O0O,OO0 all I'D to The govern mont. 10 such
concerns as the Importers end Traders, winch
hasdep0sltio t upwari OF scope oO0, the re-
peal OF the tax Is IN important consideration.
The fife and nro marine companies doing
business In Illlnsls In lSS0 received for premi'
ums sj,2i0.8lS, and Incurred Losses OF S2,lg2,
zoe.
According 10 the Insurance commissioners
reports, fire companies doing buslnehai In Kan.
tas In 1879 wrote rishs amounting to Sii,U5I, =
0sS, the premiums received were sIiJS ,OSl,
LOSSES paid tl5S, l01-whlch gives q loss ratio oil
3S.i6 per cont. But The totel OF Losses Incurred
was35.SSl, making loss ratio Of ta55 per
cent.
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whe stnte or Trade.

Meats are of fully x all round, with the
market sick, dull and droopy. The quotations
% revised put clear bacon sldes at OK and
Others In proportion.
Lard, hams, breakfast mcat, beef cattle and
live hogs are as quoted yesterday, and accord
ing to tho figures below. The demand Is
limited.
NCorn Ia still depres sed. and 80 cents for sound
understandable. The receipts were small for
tue reason II Il hard to find u customer even at
the reduced price.
Oats arc quiet At 400. Holders OF seed arc
anxious 1, realize rs tho end OF the planting
serson draws nigh. Black blue, rcd, white
and green ars now dancing upon tho same
door prior to stunning into the same trough.
- ffsy dull aud favorlng buyers. The winter
has passed and the northors have ended, and
still holders IRE not cavod, except strothcr,
who killed bimselfovcr hay contract out on
the Dallas 3 Wichita. Hos nil right. Moral
beware Of Offering dry hay to horses when
groom grass ID around.
Flour Il 10 improved demand and at the
sanao quotations. stocks moderate only.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-03
Tho.Mnnetnrx ,,ituntion.

Tomorrow is the last day Of this congress
and the pre,ent president. A new government
takes hold on the lth. No adylces have
as vet reached here of the final passage of the
3per cont fuadlng bill, and time L. suficl ,nly
short for i,s oppopents TO iilllbuRter out the
end of the session and thus Kill IT, For this
or for the reason SECRETARY Sherman has de-
termined to sauelch all efforts TO get up u nan
Ic. wall street has been fac more quiet this
than lat week. vet still in condition TO tarn
BedIam loose with all its tongues at any mo-
meet. Tho national banks have suspended
their ncal1ue I'm circulation" PROGRAMME
md are intently watching events,
To cali I'm the ejaculation OF a national bank
IA easier said than done. the law
make, the noto issued % Smiths
X Roads aa good as the one from the
First National of New York. Therefore, good
everywhere, tney travel everywhere, are
bound by the iaith, honor and craIdt OF the
government. and no one would walk three
steps 10 change oae note forauother. A slighf
premiun might do the work. but par will
mt.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-03

CaANBBnRlEsJ2 1905 per bushei.
R1oE--Wholesale So .i07.
SALr---ln barrel S2.65. Liverpool In
a. o 100; Rock 81 30 p@r sack.
CRAcgans--SOda NIX, 81 MINI
TO Ga; Trade Mark, 7; Cream S, Ginger
snaps OK to 10.
LEAD--I%C per ID.
soAP-olye. NC. perpound; Blue India, 90
TO G1,i SLtIpat, $50, c, =. WhiteMau
3 Co.'s Da'as sosp Works: Pale Olive, &c;
Cambria, 90 per pound. Eureka Manufacturing
Company; cyclone, "a; Pale Olive, o. Extra
olive, AZ cents Der pound.
BEANS 4lsltoi4c. per pound.
CAHpLEs-Star, full villa. light VT 10.
CHnxsE--, Tear Spring, No; Factory 10.
HORNY AND GRrTs-- s5gS5,2j por barred.
SAVER KNAuT For half Dirrel 81 %.
POrAT0Es-t3 10 to &j 10 per barrel. In l0clgn
81 81 per bushpl.
DRIEp PEACAEs.-Unpeeed Sc, peeled lie
per pound.
SWEET PorArpE9-1Gjc per buphsl.
GCoAL OIb-BeloW are reViRed quotations 10
y. test: IN barrels "A cents; casoa, 81 90.
CLOTHES PMs--Aound, csc; spring, ei.Ojpor
HoN,
1aAsupEs-.J1 bushel, Iron bound, $3.50 per
lo7es; two-hoop pals, S2 10; threo-hoop, 1880
UGs--Three nest, t2.8OMy1.1D; eight nest
20; NO !, 50 10 per dozen; No. ., s8.b0i No.
Sc rs.
WAsunoAeps--wood, Gi.a5i zinc, 81 so; New
Era. g ,Nt3tR.7u.
powDGR--SB.il per kec OF % pounds; l2s do
s3.l8i Ga do, 81 81 blasting hcBs, Si'9B.
Snoi--Drop, bag s..i5, buck Q2.i0.
MAoKEnEL--HO. ! barrels, $40: half-barrsl0,
$3.50; kits, L pounds, 81; No. 2 barrels, 90.
CAkDT--Stica, l2hc. ID pOuad, Fancy, 10
10 20c.
LYg--C0nceatreted. E2.G5@93.25
RorE-Slsal, y IN, basis, lOhc; cotton, Gee.
NINHGAR--Per CATION, .a5i1OG, A9ple, 2OG.
NRArrGiG pApER--Rag aud straw, 400, SOC.
SrAHCM--l A94%c.
TOBACCO iorl!l0rd'sh ulllon grade, 30 Gil
max, do 81.
JUGs-We quote u to T. cents per gallon for
glazed. rroCes IA to u centa per gallon for
glazed.
REEswAX--l5 TO lSc por III.
TALLoW--ln barrel, "a; IN cake, DC per Id.
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FLOUR - We quote CITY lt.no from new
wbeat NJ follows: N%, ? %, NNN, 2 50,
GNNX, 500; Choice, 50 20; family, none.
Imported &N, per cwt $3.50; XXX, SO 10
iN&X, 3 l6i Fancy, Is 30 $40; Patent, g. On.
RYR--'In sack. u 10
BAlUKY--6hc. per buohol aacked, loose Csc.
BRAN.-We guote at 900
GuEHY BAes--second-hand IN good order, 3
cents piece.
0oRS mRAI,-on trach large lots t5c. In, tho
store, jObblng loie soc.
OATS Ncw ToxaY iOcnom wagon;l5. TO 10
In store.
@usAr. No Sold, 05c; No Snew, S5C8S0c; No
81 %; u u new, 5000 Rejected, 6j6llA; No
2-ade 60 g65c; Mediterranean, NO2, 50; No s.,
0,@7ici Nicaragua, nominal, Soc, but not want
vs. by Texas mllers
Conn., so centl, loose car.
HAY--Pralria, loose from wagon, 50 to gll per,
ton; hillett. DO, 81 10 ell. From store, pralrle,
baled sl3 ser ton; Mlllett, sl3, Prairie baled
In car tots, ELS per ton trce on bead,
We quote: Chopped corn, per 100 pounds,
81; chopped corn and oats, per 100 pounds,
Al 80; chopped barley, per 100 pounds. 81 80;
crushed corn and cob, per 100 pounds, SOC;
corn brau, per l00 pcunae, SOC; Graham ilour,
BIZ cream meal, 81 %; line boltad meal, per
gushel, iic. hOminy, per 100 pounds, ~ -
aris, per 100 pounds, 81 IS; corn 1our, per loo
hounds, q,
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Wsneg ..nnd hiqa0rn.

ALCoHoL--S2. S5 to $40 per gallon.
WmsKY-sweot mash, VI 2bGSi.60; sour
mash, 81 .6GGGSh, aGCordlugt}bg0.
WiNEs--C lgrct, IN case, 81 1884; C8tawba,
per gallon, 81 .iOa$2; Port, per gallon, 81 90 a
3d. Sherry, per gallon, 81 .106g9}; Madeira, per
gallon, u .tOG5t5i White wloe, In cases, s4.25
SsIl0,
HANFAaSE--Cooks, In baskets, $l3ag9l
heidslcch, In basket, $2S; Krug, In basket. g.l;
Domestic champagne, JiD&lG.
ALR-stock ale, per dozen, g. 10 QG9 50; Por-
tex, per dozen, 3liJss,5o.
BoTTLK BEAu-St. LOuis quarts el2, pin!s
sl2 3d. Budwiser, Sl2, pints 6l3 90,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-03
MONEY AND TRADE,
Yesterdays MARKET SITUATION.
Cotton OT-Teats Off-COrn Pull
Flour Active Potatoes Active
Apples Dearer-AIi Gults tn
Money warm,
Wind and Weather.
DALLks, WEDNESDAY, AFTEKvooN. [
Mnrch 2, lASl. {

DALLAS, WEDNESDAY AFTEKN0oN.
March :, ISL
This weather continued ON tho order Of the
splendid Our streets are deep in dust, and
the March winds are successful IN keeling the
atmosphere rom ten 70 0fty feet aboyo them
loaded With all the dirt 1t can hold up. Whir-
ing gusts manage 20 gather 1t ply the car
load aud dump IL at random Without respect
to persons or places. II Is tho tho.
foughly democratic, treating satns ana nllss,
lanes and mo,asses, wood wagons and mil
llnory stores exactly alike, that Is covering
them with oil they will hold. Citizens look
like they arc Just out OF coal mine, or on an
August railway train, or that they ong to
Pittsburgh, where everybody swallows enough
Cool dust to husto BALLOON.
1T Is disgusting, This is no way to carry on
d town. Waercara should be started ut once
~ and kept going for the rest OF the season.
rexp whenever necessary.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-03

OAK soLH-LEATHEu-ovar 20 lbs, Ace; do
lnier 20 lbs Soc
HEMLocS SoLE-IRATHEH Best Budalo
slaughter, SOC; good do, 29c; best Mstamra as
l0a good do, 27c, good DANCED, Csc; poor do,
35c
OAK HARNESS fSArHER--Eo. /, i0c; do, No.
So.
HEMLocR HARNEss LEATBRR-No. l, 80; do,
No. 9, 81,
uppeR--Freneh calf, 81 20 to 81; do. kip,sl 10
iBsl.35 per pound American calf, 900. @Sl M;
DO. Kip, 6jc.@Sl,
CoLLARs-Duck, No |. per dozen, $3.50.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-03

O. raln ns,ea tlaci,.

BACON Long clear sides 90; short clerr
81. BreakiasL bacon ll4C.
oay SAiT--.Long cioar sides, D; short clear
~.
HAMs--Plaln sugar cured, l0a; chnvasaed lO4
LAMP 1iercc, liA; half onrrei, ia; 10 II
ais to 10 pounde, l21a; . pounds, ID.
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sugars naaa Nyrups.

aUGAns,---We. quote: Powered ll&; Crushd,
lh@A, Granu'aled ~ ;5iuudaJd 4 ,l0l%; white
ogtrl 9MaA eNlru { 10 to --; Yellow % to gH
Louisiana new while clarified loo; yellow 6& (;
choice SIC: prime 7slc, fair TKc
MoLAssas--LD HlsianB ohoce G0c .prme 'lc
fair to- good tjGe5Oc.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-03

Commercial exchange upon all points par
Ok discount.
Sterling sight 81 so to 81 30.
Sterling, co days, u rs to ~ So.
Fraucs5t0, sos 10 5l5.
Marks 90 to ej.
Gold, silver, other than the trade dolar,par.
Trade u0ilnrs,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. % cents
mexican uOiiaVs '.''s.,,,,.,....,,..,,,. 10
lbNlVan HHiNts,s .'.s..''...'s'.,'.',,', ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-03
MEDICAL.

-ass4Sted a. .i...,ssc osai..S, -U0 ia - =
ana gilt binding, 30 cents, same in paper
covers. % cts. Manhood. 10 Genus, woma,
hood, 10 cents; Pamphlet, s eents--secureA,
scaled, by mail. Send money or posta..
stamps. DR.. WHITTIER, the great specislss
''- Ct, Char'es Street. st. Louis. No.
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Buggics. Beds. wheels anc Poles.

WuErLs--(safven.) ia Wholesale, si3 p,r
net, b $40. y sS.25; ID p1.2S.
SPRING WAGON BIRDS. .BurrA patent, Spis,
$40 and $40 for plain, al 81 and double pam
nols.
smhrrs. "a s7,So, d $3.50.
Poles. .-B 81 A ell.
BuoGIEs. --B end spring, go; A shoe spring,
t75. Strictly A phaetons, $50. Carrlages,
sos. aentlemcn's driving buggy, nde bar,
$3.50, do speeding, 800. End spring, strictly A
sllsj top.opcn, els to $50, aide prng do, sii5 TO
25t Jump-ur seate do, slaJ, platform sprin
do, 400, throe spring do, 500.
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Wfias,

HipRs--Dry Hint, l9 pounds ami upwards, Is to
l3Hcts; ny klps, free OF gruhs, II c; grubD
kips lie; wet galted, IKE; green butcher
hides, 5Hc.: All .0lncged, wet or dry,
halt price; deer skins &c. sheep sklns from
2bc .CDbuo each.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-03

Cast, so cents per hundred stove. 20 cents (;
wrought, 80 TO 90 cents por hundred; brass,
Is pes hundred; copper, 80 per hundred; zine
and lead III per hundred.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-03

Butter mono.
Eggs and 0 cents.
Apples scarce and higher. Held to-day at
s. IS TO 81 50.
Potatoe, Ia active demsnd for seed.
Garden seeds Ia extraordinary demand and
cents
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DDRees and Teas.

CoyrsE--i;io, common, llci fair, Is; choice,
i6iS@ig; LHguNyra, ib Java, 2s@3Oo,
IEAs-.imperGl, nom i5Utbo. per psnndB
Yong Hyson,. 1000; ooiong, i5&B0c; Japan,
LlksaN
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-03

reA,ais cnioxsSs-.we quote at $50. apiece
HQufRnnLs-pcr dosens 0Oc.
grown, ~ 10,
TunxxYs-.we.quote ecc. 70 Il apiece.
Ducks-For tame. VOC, wild, u 70 300 apiece.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-03

TESTIMONY OF DRuGGIsTS.-We hs,.
been selling swift's syphilitie Specific N
years, and regard 1t superior TO anythln'
known 10 science, for the diseases for whish
1t is recommended, We have never knovrr,
of single failure.
H. j. Cessels, Thoaasville, Ga; l.. n. (,res,
n Co., Forsythe, Ga; Hunt, Rankip & Lamar
Atlanta, TIA; Pemberion, sAmuels & Rev.
nolds, Atlanta, Ga; Daniel Il Marsh, Atlant,
Ga.
ATLANTA, GA, July A, lsx
We have used Swln's 4ypbiliilc Speclac,
tue treatment of epnvlcts for the last Ven,
aud believe !. Is the only certain remedy t6s,
Will effect q permanent cure for diseases "a,
which YOU recommend it.
GRANT, ALEX AMBER a IN J.
81 900 reward will be paid to any chemis,
VINO will find, on malaysia of 100 bettlaa n
y. s. s., one particle of mercury, iodlde potas,
stun, or any mineral substance.
Prepared only by the swift Specific cuw.
pany, Atlanta, Ga. Sold uy George I. IN.
Kins. Thompson, Sohott Il Co., and VII
Patterat n.
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rIsh ant, Oysters.

FisH--l2kc, per 10.
OYsrKRs-per can As conts for Baltimore, So
Mattagordas, 6jper Berwick bay,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-03

spoNcs.-From to -; inch, per set, xxx
,olect, 90, M, SAfb.
SAWED VSLLose--'H 20 eh, 80 per aot.
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Goa, and Wood.

CoAL--ludlan Nation, IS 80 per ton, de,,v-
cred.
CoKx-5O conts per barrel.
Woop--Osk, hlckuryanG ash ~ 90 to 30 Per
cord. Saved stove wood is retailing vt the
rates OF So 80 TO $50 per cord.
CiiARcoAL-G5 conts per barrel
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Needs.

GERMAN niLLer--We quotea 81 90 ncr bushel (;
Garden, sets. per paper retail. Wholesale
IL 10 cents per paper.
CottOn--At the Oil Nll,S6 per ton.
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rnAonRs-s pounds, u 70, pounds
" 10.
TeMAroxs-a pounds, 81 70, pounds,
no.
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The III Paso.
Mrs. !. j. Warren.

Late OF New York. has rented and rentted tho
old European house, on Main street, and will
open IL on or nhout March 10, under the name
ofthc El pAhO hotel.
RATES-Lodsing ESQ. meals s5c.
Reduced rates for permanent bontdcre.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-03

Do not plant any fruit trees lor fear they
will grow Elm street opposite Hucy &
Philips.
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Private cable from Liverpool said that
market had declined l-l6 on
spots. New York futures went
down, ard all other markets were more or less
unlavorable. The depression is caused by he
continued heavy receipts, now S25i9OO over
this time lost year, with pretty nigh certain
ty that the gross crop will foot up 0,lOl,WO
bales, and perhaps over that. Good weather
throughout the whole cotton belt hos started
foods Of II toward the sea, and this is tho
real cause of prices going down.
The Dallas market was weak, duh and low
or, We make tho following street
quotations., straight hoard lots being
hI..ianr L. nnrhnt1l Y In Liza.
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Rags.


Mixed, 81 per hundred; cotton, wosle, 81 7
or hundred,
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Dallas Leather "a arkst.

fine, "a; medium, s2;. heavy, zoe. Bla
bury ANA dirty, 20 10 cents OF.
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The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-04-07
Mr.. Billings Dispatch.

The Tacoma Ledger prints the
following telegram from the Presi-
dent of the Northern Pacific
railroad company, to the Cen
eral superintendent, Gen. J. w.
Sprague:
New YORK, March 81 can
not keep track of all the statements
in the newspapers. There is no
mistaking the purpose of those
who are trying to get control of
the Northern Pacific. 1t IS TO
arrest its construction west OF
Wallula, and make 1t tributary to
the Oregon Railway and Naviga-
tion company. Fidelity tO the
charter as well as to the interests
of the Pacific coast and the interest
of the company, all require the
road to 90 to Puget sound. Any
scheme to prevent Its going there
] think will not succeed.
FREDERICK BILLINGS, President
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-04-07
Billings Answered.

Mr.. Willard, president Of the
Oregon Railway and Navigation
company, sends the Oregonian,
under date of April lst, the fol-
lowing statement of the relations
between the Oregon Railway and
Navigation company and the
Northern Pacific. He says: Il
am advised that you have published
a dispatch from President Billings
TO General Sprague, stating, among
other things, that the object of
myself and friends in obtaining
control of the Northern Pacific, is
10 stop It's construction west of
Wailula, in order to make it tribu-
tary exclusively to the Oregon
Railway and Navigation company.
l pronounce this allegation un-
qualifedly false, and defy Presi-
dent Billings to produce the evil
dence. Myself and friends own
and control over $30,000,000 of
Northern Pacific common and pre-
ferred stock, representing an in
yestment of S16,O00,O00, which we
propose to make permanent. 1t is
absurd and ridiculous to assert
that we should deliberately pro-
ceed to make this investment un-
productive by preventing the de-
velopment of the Northern Pacific
enterprise within the proposed
limits. Our interests in the North
ern Pacific represent FIVE times the
money value of our holding of
Oregon Railway and Navigation
company stock. The Oregon Rail-
way and Navigation company
itself does not own a single share
of Northern Pacific stock. You
NAV publish this over my sigma
ture. II. WILLARD.