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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1881-01-27
DEATH OF MRS. GLENN.

We regret to announce the death of Mrs.
Elizabeth Glenn, wife of Sheriff R. H. Glenn,
which occurred in this place on yesterday
morning. at about 6 o'clock. In the prime
of life Mrs. Glenn was attacked with paraly-
sis on the 9th Of last month, since which
time she was completely prostrated, not even
recovering her power of speech during her
illness. She was a most estimable lady,
whose loss from their midst will be mourned
by large circle of friends.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1881-01-27
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

M. r. Smith-Executor' Notice.
H. A. D. Neely, Treasnrer-Notice.
H. F.. Adckes Sr.-Notce to Trespassers.
John NJ. Jackson, Chairman-The Court House
-. Roof
Alexander Miller, colored-Fair Warning.
Webste,'s Unabridged Dictionary.
John Walker, John Gardner and r. w. Shaw
Fair Warning.
j. A. Mclean, Judge of -Citation-John
Ramsay, Applicant-Gree Hunt, deceased.
John G. uykendal-York Drug Store Para
graphs.
IT. NJ. Dobson-New York House.
Mrs. Fannie L. Dobson-The Emporium ofFash-
ion.
Hunter, Oates i Co.-Guano.
J. j. Smith & Co.-To Our Friends-Cloaks and
Shawls-C Clothing -Cassimeres and Jeans
Shoes, Hats, &c.-Dress Goods-Sundries.
Withers Adickes-Farmers.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1881-01-27
RESIDENCE DESTROYED NY FIRE.

About o'clock on Thursday morning
last, the residence of Major James F. Hart,
on Congress street, near the depot was dis.
covered to be in flames. The members of
his family, all Of whom we're asleep when the
discovery was made, barely escaped with
their lives. The Hook and Ladder Company
and large number of citizens were prompt
to respond to the alarm, but the flames had
made such progress and burned so rapidly,
that no efficient service could be rendered,
and soon the handsome structure was in
ashes. The origin of the fire 10 unknown.
The loss as to the value of the building might
be stated at from $1,000 to $1,000, on which
there was $4,000 insurance in the Coutinen-
tai Insurance Company. Ofthe furniture,
&c., valued at about $1,000, only about
5000 worth was saved At the time of the
fire, Major Hart was absent from. his home
in attendance upon the State Supreme Court
in Columbia. In this calamity he and his
family have the sympathy of the entire COM
munity.
The house thus destroyed has local his.
tory Of some interest. The lot on which it
stood comprises beautiful park of twelve
acres The house was built about the year
1915, by Judge VIM. Smith, at that time
prominent and wealthy citizen of York coun-
ty a lawyer of ability, and for several terms
a representative in Congress. In the con.
structiou of the house, only the best heart
lumber was used, and at that period carving
and ornamental work being the rage on all
houses of pretension, no expense was spared
by the builder in this style of ornamentation.
We have heard it stated that the cost of the
house was $4,000, and after it was finished
was regarded as the finest residence then in
the upper part Of the State, and persons we're
known to travel distance of sixty miles or
more for no other purpose but to see the
wonderful piece of architecture Judge Smith
moved to Alabama, after which the property
passed through several hands. About 1852
it was purchased by the late Col R. G. Nc
Cav, and from the representatives of his es.
tate bought by Major Hart.
We learn that it is now Major Hart's pur-
pose to divide the spacious grounds into suit.
able building lots, which will be for sale,
through which street will be run parallel
with Congress street and intersecting with the
streets to the north and south of the property.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1881-01-27
PERSONAL.

Dr.. j. R. Latimer has gone to Baltimore
for the purpose of attending special course
of lectures on medicine.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1881-01-27

self: The Bulletin says editorially. ut will
be observed that the question raised in this
correspondence is one of positive Importance
to our people. IF the United States Internal
Revenue officers have the power to grant
licenses ad Hbitum, then the late statute of
the General Assembly is farce. We are
constrained to believe Judge Mackey has
laid down the law correctly, and if the coun-
ty commissioners exercise the same commend
able energy in enforcing the law as they
have in discovering it. it will not be long
before the States find out whether they have
any rights left them."
CHESTER, S. c., January II, 1881.
Honorable r. j. Mackey, Judge Of Sirth Cir
cult: DEAR S1R:-I take the liberty Of
stating to you that certain parties have been
reported to the county commissioners for ell.
gaging in defiance of law, in the sale of spir-
ituous liquor in Chester county, under license
ESQ called, issued by United States Internal
Revenue Agents. Have these agents right
to issue such license? AS the county COM
missoners once had the prerogative of issuing
such license (now prohibited by law outside
of incorporated towns, write to ask whose
duty it is to forbid or stop the traffic, when
engaged in without license from the State au-
thorities? Respectfully, sir your nbedient
servant, w. BANKS THOMSON.
Chm'n Board Co. Comrs.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1881-01-27

LARGEST Book PUBL1sHED.-The edition
of Webster's Unabridged Dictionary recent
ly issued, in the quantity of matter con-
tains, is believed to be the largest volume
published.
1t will surprise many readers to know that
it contains eight times the amount of matter
contained in the Bible, being sufficient to
make 75 limo. volumes that usually sell for
s1.25 each Its vocabulary comprises over
$4,000 words $4,000 Of which have recently
been added).
1t has a new Biographical Dictionary, Civ.
ing brief important facts concerning 9.7OO
noted persons.
There is a Memoir of Noah Webster, a
brief history of the English language, Prin'
ciples of Pronunciation, Lists of 1000 Scrip.
ture Proper Names, 10000 Geographical
Names, 700 common English Christian
Names, several pages of Proverbs, &C., a
vocabulary of Names of Noted Fictitious
Persons and Places, and many other valua-
bic features-all of which, in a volume of
1928 pages, embellished with 5000 engrav-
ings, 90 to make up a great store-house of
useful knowledge.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1881-01-27
EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS.

Governor Hagood has appointed W. Nor
man Elder of Yor!. county, Notary Public,
and w. Randolph Sims, Trial Justice for
Chester county.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1881-01-27
of the YOrkville Enquire
LETTER FROM BLACKS STATION.

Blacks STATION, S. c., January a.
Since the disappearance of the snow and ice,
We have had a great deal of cloudy and rainy
weather. The roads and streets are almost
impossible on account Of mud, and the water
courses are very much swollen. At this wri.
ting Broad river is too high to admit of using
the boats at the ferries.
AS the time approaches for the election of
municipal officers Of our town, there is some
discussion as to the wet and dry tickets. The
temperance wave that is spreading in every
direction over the State is having its effect
here. This question is moral one in all its
bearings, and while much good may be &C.
compished by legislation, the church, by
bringing to bear its influence, could render eff
icient service in the temperance movement
so auspic;ously begun in our State.
The marriage of Mr.. William Hester, Of
Kings Mountain, and Miss Annie Parker, of
this place. was performed by Rev. Benjamin
Dixon, in the Methodist church, on last Thurs.
day. Notwithstanding the dissgreeable wealth
er, there were a great many friends of the
ba ppy couple present The church was beau.
tifully decorated in honor Of the event. Soon
after the ceremony they departed for Kings
Mountain, their future home, taking with
them the we'll wishes of scores Of friends.
Joseph Jackins, Esq, of Baltimore, is on
visit to his brother, Mr.. w. A. Jackins, of
this place.
C. NJ. Green, Esq, ha, bought property
here and moved into town.
Mrs. Elizabeth Moore, wife of Mr. George
Moore, died in this vicinity few days ago.
Bristo McKeown, an aged colored citizen of
this town, died this morning. He was much
respected by the people of the community, on
account of his political principles, having
acted with the Democratic party since his
emancipation. EGO.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1881-01-27

CHESTER, S. c., January II, 1881.
". Banks Thompson, Chairman of the
Board Of County Commissioners SIR: In
reply to your enquiries Of this date, would
inform you that no United States Internal
Revenue Agent is vested with authority to
grant license to sell Intoxicating liquors
within the limits of this county or State.
Section 3244 of the revised statutes Of the
United States provides that every person
who sells or offers for sale foreign or domes-
tic distilled spirits or wines in quantities of
less than five gallons at a time, shall pay to
the government of the United Stutrs, tax
of $500. This is a special tax upon retail
dealers and not license to SELL The Feeler-
al authorities have always held inviolate the
right Of the State under its general and ill.,
herent police powers, to regulate or prohibit
the traffic in Intoxicating liquors. Any citi.
zen may make all affidavit before Trial Jus
tice for the arrest of any person engaged in
retailing Intoxicating liquors in violation Of
the laws Of the State, but it is the special duty
of the county commissioners, ss the board of
supervisors of the county, to make such afida
Wit and secure the arrest of persons acting
under such pretended licenses beyond the linn
its of municipal corporations. l am, sir, very
rerespectfully, T.J MACKEY,
Circuit Judge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-05

Bancroft the historian Is terror to printers.
owing TO the amount OF correcting he does In
the prOOf.-ETcArnge.
II he has as much trouble In getting his cor
Tections made as editors generally have In secur
ing theirs. We are afraid the printers are like
wise terror TO Mr. Bancroft
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-05
DRY GOODS.
THE LARGEST AssO AT MsNr' OF
DRY GOODS I'M WARRINGTON.

Uni GOODS IN NAeblNtTON.
Fifty rie.es TvIed O.shmeres besutiful spring
spades uniy lake Coored Cashmere.. one yard
and quarter wide. pure wool. price reduced from
% down 70 SOC. nest quality. purs vot i, colo-ed
a0d black French Dress Goods only Sic. Fine
9oslty HemstItched Handkerchiefs. 12@c. Si!k
Embroidered @ Tsets, zoe Remnants of pure
Liaea liable Dsiuask. Slc, One hundred UO0D
pieces or new style Madras Giughxms, lSc. Ore
thousand pieces OF the very finest quality Figured
Sapbrice, Ard wide. t2Asc. Large sssortm-nt II
smte Quilts. 30. 81 rs. 81. 81 81 as 81 SO 81 ~,
% Excellent quality large size Narcotics Quilts
CARTER'S.
MARKET Space.
LsrTs assortment Of Cloth for mems and boy a
weSr Large assortment OF double width Flannel
Snitrs. for ladies wear, rs, 81, 81 pure wool
ken nsnts OF the finest quality. yard wide Ions
dale Cam brio, 12Sc. New York Mills the wi test
ano best Bleachsd Shesting Cotton made 3ic
actual cost. Double White Blan ket. 81 so Al as
81 50 cot $40. Fifty dozen E0D SiK CIpcked
Ladies' Balbrisgan Hose, only 15c Immense as
sortment of Black Siiks. col Nrsd Suks Black aud
Coered Satus, OOlored sud Black Velve = Grape
and Crane VeiIs. Black Ckshmeres b scs Ia disc
Blat Silk Warp Henriettss. Black Bnutings. don
HE and single width Fifty dozen lure Linen
Towels, (dsm6sk bor6erl. excellent quality, 15o.
Ble8ched Table Dsmask, so. 81. rs. -. 81 Rem
.snts OF the best wearing yard wide cottoa in the
.oowing lengths: 3. 4. e. &. Z. =, aud 10 yards.
price l0c. LARGE size BED Comforts 81, 81. 81 IS.
0ABTEH'9.
fehi yll Market 0pace
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-05
LADIES GOODS.

DOUGLASS.
GREAT SUCCESS
SIXTH As n 2Vs SALE OF
LADIES' UNoeReARA sNTs:
Of sn nPtsl fsftSes ne'ise continue the sale
u -AA' 'NDf 5aEuIsE e f''u'sa rates
T ShS1GTshIy @sds and ,r,pm,d st 2Se FACE
prtses for this sale only.
tnst only positive ba rgAlns will bs offered.
,an29-lw Ninth street.
TNExAMPLED INDUCEMESTs.
to give
the p pat an OF OF our attractive stock Of
FEATHERS. ,,.noxa
HATS ,n An ad FA ! Sns GOODS Q. all knds;
special lot OF Rid GLOVES at great bargain.
Mrs. M. j. HUNT,
Janis Nos. 69l and 83S ID street N, W.
NooT's.
B10 Pennsylvania ave.
Offers decided bargains in Real and Imitation
LACE GOODS.
The isrgest and finest collection Of FINE LAOEs
In Washington.
ELEGANT FRENCH FLOWERS FOR BooURT
De CORsAaR. WHITE LACE DRESSES FOB
LADIES. MISSES AND CHILDREN, RICH
SASH AND TRIMMING RIBBONS. REAL LACE
EMBROIDERED AND HAND PAINTED FANS,
RECEPTION NOVELTIES SPECIALITY.
CHILDRENS VELVET AND SILK BUTTS,
BOANRTs. BREAKFAST AND NURSE GAPS
ONE PRICE. MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES
NOOTA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-05

TRIO Pic.
FIR UT
Ian a IV E
PREPARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AND
PLANTS. 10 the BEST and most AGREEABLE
preparation in the world for CONSTIPATION
BILIOUsSEsS. HEADACHE, INDISPOSITION
and all disorders arising from an obstruc.ed state
OF the system. Ladies and children, and those
who dislike taking pills and nauseous medicines to
secure cAthartc action, especially pleased with
ts agreeable qualities Oneh half to one lozenge is
the do@e. Ask for TROPICFRUIT LAXATIVE
and take 40 substitute for 1t. Packed in bronzed
TIN boxes, and sold by all hrst-class drusssts
Price. 25 Gents. Lar.s boxes. 50 Cents.
!sn29 eoGw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-05

7 UPIN'> BLACK DRESS FABRICS.
1ASHMEREs. HENRIETTA CLOTHS,
CAMfLS- HAIRS, CORDHRETTES,
tHUDDAS, IMPERIAL SERGE,
COJKTAULDS ENdLIsH GRAPES. aH widths
COZ KTAGLDs ROLLED oRAPEFoR Wells.
''BhkG.1nS" IN TABLE Linens N,phISs
TOWELS. BLANKETS. LACE CURTAINS.
WHIT GOODS. &c.
WIFI EMBROIDERED FLANSEL5.
''EleGami Evening Goods"
MITE BRo0ADE sATINs from 8 l. 80 to 81 90.
LIGHT COLORs in BRUOADE SATINS, GAUZ rs
sAIIh pE LiOH, SAIINs,
PERINOT's DELIBERATELY KID GItpVEs
ALBATROsS CLOTHS and CASHMEREs, ''all
IT, Or NORTHERN AND EASTERN COR
SPRING GOODS" DAILY.
az ONE PRICE ONLY.
PERRY & BBOTHEH
PENN. AVE. COB. 9TH ST.
Established 1910. feb5
1862 THE n AZ: H."1 1881
ESTABLISHED 1862
The Great Southern society and Literary Journal
Fine Serial Story, Full Society Reports
News from 'Fraternities' all over thu 6lobe
short Stories. Puzzles. Anecdotes. &C.
For sale in Washington Oh Sunday morning at
all News Stands.
Onr splendid Serial 1.-The Fatal Lilies COM
mences February 5.
~ TIE TELEGRAM will in future contain an &C
week to week. IT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-05

There are leo new advertisements In TEE
STAR TO day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-05

rHR. RUPERT,
Nos. 4O3 and 4O5 9TH st. NV
RARE ATTRACTIONS
OF NEW NOVELTIES IN
FANCY WORSTED WORK
OF New Designs for Embroidery On Linen, Nam
moth and Felt Cloth
A full line Of Worsted (hand- knfttedD Goods
Satin and Velvet, Child's Bonnets Embroidered
Closks, all sizes, and general Outfit for Children.
Germantown and Zephyr WOr5ted, German Yarn,
all cOlors and all kinds OF Embroidered Materi al on
hand at the Lowest Market Price. dact
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-05
SUPERB EVENING GOODS.

SUPERB EVENING GOODS.
We invite inspection of the largest and most
magnificent lot OF HANDSOME GOODS ever
shown in Washington.
EleEant Embroidered and Headed DRESS
FkCN1S. from St0 to $50 per yard.
Magnificent BROCADEs. from SIS to SIC
Ile-ant GAUZEs. IA rich .nd novel designs
We cordially invite an examination ot these
GOODS and guarantee New York prices
Extra Size and Extra Quality SATIN ~ LYON
CIRCULARS at cost.
ONE PRICE.
~. n. sausTka a. SONS.
DO Penusy1 vania avenue.
B.-Our whole STOCK OF WINTER DRESS
GOODS at reduced prices. ,snsl
CASH HOUSE. FINED PRICES.
CLOAKINGS. reduced from $3.50 to g. 80
4" =" 81. 50 to s20O
BROCADEs. - BIN to 80
CORDULETTs. '' b" so to 40
GRAY TWILLED isc
ALL WOOL FRENCH Csc
EMBROIDERED swIssEs. NEW PATTERNS.
TYLSR = CHEWING.
jauJl ais eth street aorth~e.t.
, 1881-12-17

Tho following Instruments were alod for rec-
ord Friduy, Dec. IT.:
t.tTY PROPERTY. -
cottage 4t9,c % ny g sorns, ss 9, TwSntytlxt n. M
hsra. HSss = !" IT. ss'se !" sa Ho%aa aa.9 sep
wess :Sf'si II u:1iii ''0
81 osaz''ffs liz at thps II y e ss,f;; st
'ss$s ss; ss.sS IL 1yS,! i: iiS;;$; &
ss i ;SiIsai i:S5 i I'll; II
s;:s III; ;|ls':;S %sS:! i Giss ~
$ &; ESisissSs$SsI
S$$rss S.is H.! il ;ii:s. mi
ss;s Ss's$sS, III; il Ii; III ~
ss;'s Ms, il }sass; . as{na; Il
rsaih AZ y; II * reii;, IL i sisiS 7''
!Afe Insurance Company 10 Jet1ursun i. fui- 49,,
s$ .is ;iSsS II
n:S!si $ssa ,$s s;;T ;;;$s ;s;;; III i
atshiRsn sT sar iiasb. !. isisi ~
hasass IL e. e aaa o3.f e. ksa Hi & am q
cs1!;: & kq2 Wism S9Ts;s. T;
ys i Sf rs Il Qs;s5S .d 81 Es;s: Esss
,Fgotal lG3a7
.datad Deo il q. ii. + iicI,scl 10 M WGaienS also
,ssss q .s;ss :. ssti s 10
vi s.; T. ,sps e i lsHWsfr lissas sTs'
IS: :s! !$:;:s $$ss ss i III t. iisl;Ss;Ss i
us"ss t. cSr It ijonaus ~ T. iix39a IL '''
asisa e se \, 8 ;I o9 { .;s"Isc o;ts5 ~
iytyS r. dated nno ID Il. n. JOHNSON 70 Il. 4. ,,,,
c,nson IT. ii Gsrroii ~: L Il ~
sSY ~ vuean sSn @opt; Fl 10 WIZ WIZ
rS $s!sS 81 Ill ii ;isS$ss i s;s
VIZ. Iaasans S + i iiwSi i:;ie 3. ''
~ = ;atsd poo IL l'atr'et Doyle to a. Lon. or,
stLEs " THE coUNT-nuCbF
Lola md y. block y, i1nxses's part Of Section
ss@s s!opes,s = ss aSass asisa Nov ;sj' u ill., 's
SOUTH or CITY 1.tMlrr WITHIN RADIUS oY SEVEN
MiLEs or THE cnUItT.itot'sE.
dated ljec Is {CyIus HENLEY 10 ii. Lann1nj.t rs
Sl T. aasd Nov tuSu'sa 'a;s'} e. }io;t :; to &
+. 2,11
E'F or oiSn 1s ss,5s " 4 s1SA or '1vfs
81 Gss: ! q; md i. dfconaonam ia jacob.
1iaa'so1dt 4 ssns1sii: ID II cf absn:i It '
I, f,>sxl@ r. dated Dec III Uohn I>oggoIlsrto
Mnry An,darapsa} ,t u TO
aefHSs !sss sse ts9ry 'fts rso@s .s 6 u.
10
, 1881-12-17

htr. DO knvcn hns a,ccn Cashier OF tho
Mcrchnnto for ton ycnrs. has becn
President Of tho eoarlrR. .huuso for
two yenra, aud, except whrn President, hns for
twelve ycnrs held and now hnl1s tho pluco Of
Chairman Of tho Clcnrirg- House Committee,
who IL tho executive oi1lcer Of tho association.
Mt. To Koveti's tln,ne Inns been mentioned,
though prcmaturnly, with several financial CHI
tcrprlscs or Importance, hut It Is not likely that
ho wilt permit himself moro than hricf enjoy.
n1ont OF tho leisure which i,c hns enrnct by ovor
Gunttor OF ii century ot hard aud successful
work, which hns given him front rink alnong
our practical tlnnncl0rs.
On tho Chicago staok nonrd there wcrn salcs
Of Wnt'ash Is, $i,000, Bns; Chicago, Burlington
Quncy 10, sssooJ. 81: Ch,cago, Milwaukee L
St. paul Is, Mlneras Point, $1,000, o3!S; $4,000,
tJs{; $1,000, p3X.
, 1881-12-17

Tho following 9rnn was inspected Into store
In this city yesterday morning, cars No.
red winter whoat, CARS lowcr grades. cars No.
spring, st cars No. do, :i ours l0wor grades
te7 wheat); II cars No. corn, II cars high
mixed, LIS ears law grades flG0 corn); II cara
white oats, rs cars No. = mixed. 81 cars low
grades tllo oats); Il cars No. !. rye, cars ro-
1eotod do; cans No. sbarley, ]. cars No. . do, .8
cars lower gradea Isl barteyj T0tal, tJ9 cars, Or
10000 Du. Inspected out: 0,728 BIT whoat, o,ss0
ou corn, 1es7 bu oats. a,5uo bu barley.
The loading produce markets were sAthor slow
yesterday, and gsnera'ly steady. with uot
enough elther offered or wautel 10 cause
much variation In priccs. The british
lnarkots wero dull aud heAvy on breadstuRs+
and st. Louis and milwaukee, wore both lower
gu wheat, whllo baltimore WIS quoted Grlnof.
Mess pork closed lso lower, mt l8,G5GDl8d7h for
January and tlo.t apah for February. Lard
closed 1oo lowcr. at $lloQDll.05 for aoller Jam
uary and $ll.1bDl1l7si for February. short
ribs closed 9o lower, ut &g.7sst08.75 seller Fob
ruary. Wheat coscd h95lG lowor. at Sl.edh0
1.2sK for December uud sl.:7A01.:7N for Feb
ruasy. Corn closed A0bxo lower. ut G0h0004o
for Docctnber and 61Sdls0stc for May. Outs
olosed h0Iu lower, At 45h 0l5fc for Docombcr,
4tA9t4sYo tor January, aud +a4Q4aho for Muy.
liyn closed unchanged, at Q8o spot and oaHo for
January, Aarley closed lQ5so higher. ut tLGj,i
caah for No. and Slul95 for January. With cash
No. at eoo md January at e5c. Hogs wore
stronger, at s5.ScGl0,lb for light and Ut sd.7t0
A70 for hcnYy. Cattle woTo dull and unchanged.
with sales OF poor to choIco Mt s2.*oea.0o.
Pr!eos Of groceries ranged about ths samo
a. on tho two or throo prcoedluH days, bu
there was nrmev mnrket tor oofeea, sugara,
and sirups. Trade Ia only fair. pry-goods woro
In moderate request and wore unchanged, ruling
steady. There weru no new Developments In
tbs drted'trult market, Trado rou,aius dull OK"
ccpt th fancy fruits, whloh arc In fair holiday
, 1881-12-17
nREADsruFFs AND SEEDS.

AltNA OE - AN ~ 6AtDSs
Fl.OUn-Was quiet and tamo.. Some quoted tho
market wenk, hut holders Wer0 not ps1sslnR mics,
md thcro was tlo change In prices. snles wore re-
ported OF rs hr1s winters partly At t for socondst
brls Eya uour A. GM Total eqanl to na b.s. Wintet
Auurs wore quuted at tdoD7 ,bui shipping spsnRs t0
&G1s; tho iuw.xrade sprlnxs. <LSaiM. ltyo Hour At
about t5538Ho1, and buckwheat was lowrf A. SdIEl9
a25 for Kastern and N7s9s 90 for Western, ,
oTiikA M1LLsTuPRs-WoFo In &opd demand and
0s.u. Saos wala reported Ut II trpn ut tidlk3
eas ssnss 8 .ds 5ssa s!ss {:
sx ss'se :ss' :s: spt Il: ss:s e.:
ihs narxgt advanced N4jso dseiaod il, sad yiqssd
saa!sa Ssa hs.x; soSailioa ts.y: saS
aSsnSs seoa IL hs s
sHs sHs s. ~ &:S ss'ss s=s
III Ss IT, IT, ao Ut Msss @ 1s sss 1ss 9 s
sSs S 's :e 1 81
VIZ Srs Ss 6, tSs IS
siala. H. @ shat sho ~ ol thnt Say q
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, 1881-12-17

HO0 rnOnUCrS-Were moderately hctlvp, chiefly
bccauBo Of iasKGs uacrnKa, which wpukonc tho innr
kut. Hogs w1r1 quoted nfM. nnd Liverpool ferUrtcl
3d aIyaco 'nrd which made That atie1o ruluilvuy
rzn hero. But tho OCCASION scomcd to to Uthorwlfu
regarded favnrnb!a for sung, and tho result
luWer prco.. The markets Ut tho West nnpcar to bc
snstnlnod cAloy by tho thought that tho bulk Of THO
hog clbD Is bclnE mnfkctcd curly, and TINT tore wi.
he bly, thortnK9 On te afor onl Or thu wlntur rack-
tn1. ~ th city the pnCkK 10 nCtirG, Ad for tho
tiru Wtht It hlB tG1n nh1nt LID HillH tts NOOK
y9af nK though " much hHl,or prices fur hoRs nt
SFecta ruPDf4 to tle Cincinnati frttt Current show
the number OF hogs packed III 1radanR places si1ca
Nov, RI fIloNB;
, 1881-12-17
IOWA MARRIAGE BENEFIT ASSOCIATIONS,
Special Dlsnateh to Tbs Chttaeo 1rt3unk.

CEDAit N.piDs. Ia, Dec. 1a.-Htate.A Auditor
lucas was IN this city today and reports that all
t,ut two OF the b!Hsrlaxo Dunoht Associations
bave shut dowu. Tho otaors-ono hero and an.
thor In Northern Iowa-aro complying with tho
law aud will PUT up t4rce- tfths OF their annual
dIcs With the Auditor. I1u also found d Birth
Benefit Association In Fuitted anu dltscd II up
a. All institution that could not urXaulzo under
tho Iowa lAWs.