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EIonr, Grnim mud HAY.

Flour - We quote City Mills from now
wheat IA follows XN, 10, xxx, $50.
xxx, 90; Choice, 81 20i family, mono.
imported; NIX, per cwt -; XXX, -
KIM, 25i Fancy, So; Patent, "a 90,
RYE-ln sack, 81 10,
BAHLEN--t0C, per hushel sacked, loose 65c
BNAE-We quote Mt 0Oc, wholesale, 81 retnil
GuNNy Rags SECONDHAND In good order, 9
cents apiece.
6oNN MEAL--on track large lots i5c. In the
store, jobhtnglots Soc ''''
OATS New Texas IS 10 40 Sacked, 900.
WHEAT, No 3 old, SOC; No Snew, SS0sBc, No
ASl Coz 10 new, 1908 Rejected, G5d74, No
s-ade. 5Ogd5c; Meditterdnean, No2, so; No 4.
9eS'5c; Nicaragua, nominal, Acc, nut not want
sd by Texas miliors
CoRN-S0, J2A, to 80 cents, loose ear.
UAr--PlUlrle loose from wagon, yl2 per ton ,
hluelt, do, Sls. From store. prairie, haled Slb
per ton; Mlllett, $40. Prairie baied, I'm car
lots, va per ton free on hOald.
We quote: Chopped corn, per 100 pounds
y chopped corn and oats, per 100 pounds,
81 No; chopped barley, per loo pounds, al M,
crushed corn and cob, per 100 pounds soc,
corn bran, per 100 pounds, SOC, Graham fonr'
% 70; cream meal, 81 90; dne bolted meal, per
oushel, SOC. hominy, per 100 pounds, " 95
srits, per lOO pounds, 50 IS; corn -four, per 100
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The Course of Crndo.


Money ia easy The bills maturing in
January have been met with unusual
pr'mptness, This people are In fine condition
financially, and able to discharge their nnan.
cihl obligations upon demand as rule,
Cotton Is stronger in feeling both here and
abroad. Aftor the holidays Liverpool ana
New York assumed more healthy tone. ALI
grades In Dallas gained 4 over last week $
quotations, and close to might buoyant and
with ah advancing tendency upon the basi. of
lOh flush for mlddllng aud the other quotations
below. Receipts have greatly fallen or
They have not averaged - bales per
day since the eth OF December.
An Improvement will only come with i'm
proved roads. Cotton, nor anything elsc, can
BIO marketed now.
Meats have ruled steady at cont, for dry
salt clear sldeS and for smoked with de-
mand exceedingly light.
Live hogs 4@4]S cents; dressed 6 cents or
these last a good many have bean offered and
met ready sale. 1t israther II novel sight In
our market lately. Some shrewd farmers NJ
Dallas county have turned their surplus corn
crop into fatted hogs and are making II nav
them one dollar per bushel. May this trIba
Increase.
Corn has been scarce. stabe.men
and private parties haye paid 40 cents per
bushel since Monday. Dealers refuse over
Ste Ok cents. They ask 80 cents a. retail
from store.
Oats have ruled firm at 40 cents for loose
and so for sacked.
Hay has been and is in lively demand.
IgOOgn hrighi La. g.,
wagon Rejected and inferior is quotable at
sl3, sls and So
equote barley at As cents loose aud so cents
sacked.
Rye9O cents and none in town.
Apples are in fair stock aud In mod
ep'te demand rather not more than one.thlrd
the amount are selling as before Christmas.
Medium IS 70 and faneles 81 per barrel.
fecans are neglected. Buyen refuse to nav
over Sl,10 per bushel. Northern msrksts are
sun depressed, aad under the impression we
nave raised more than will he consumed,
butteF Is IN hne supply and quotsble at Il to
22h cents wholesaler retail 30 cents.
Eggs are scarce, with dealers paying 50 cents
per dozen.
nrhe general grocery market has ruled ouIet
Wa anticipate revival in few
days. Sugars and coflees have not chnngcd
front Canned goods are rather slow. syrups
are theHa Powder, shot and lead are at
the old, old figures, They do not change once
year average.
Tho demand for bagglng and ties has b.er
SNAIL, In consequence OF a general suspsnsien
OF farm work.
Tae hide market has been dull; IA to Iau
cents arc all dealers are paying for dry flint
POULTRY and game are hard to ind. They
are matter OF barter and bargain, then and
there settled between seller and buyer,
Fresh oysters are selling ut Al
cents per can for Matagorda bays nd 80 cents
Tor Baitimores, Ice packed and splendid mi,
cold weather.
We quote fresh Michigan cider 81 for hal,
barrel.
Onions 81 10 81 10.
Irish potatoes s. 70 and scarce,
The dry goods trade, like everything s,.o
has ALLEN Off since Chrlstmas, Customer'
bought enough in December to pretty well las,
through January.
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Miscellaneous Groeors' BtOcH.
GnANEMnnINs.-Sl zoos per bushl

NHAhbhHRlNh--VA tbN4h pei bN1lSls
RICK-WhOlesale g to ~.
81 eks, 60; fine, u 20; Rock l,6O per saos,
CRAoKERs--Soda, xxx, Ga tO7i &XX&, Z
to 7hi Trade Mark, 75i Cream Q, Ginger
Snaps w to TO-
LEAD--sc per Id.
soAr-Olive, Ehc, perpoundi Blue India. Ga
TO 6s: Satlpet, $40. G.. p. Whileman
& Co.'s Dal'as soap Works; Pale Olive DC;
Cambria, DC per pound. Eureka Manufacturing
Company y clone, ~ Poie OLIVE, O. Extra
olive, az cents per pounl
BEANS -4@l SO. Per pound
CASpLEs-SLar, full WAX. light VT 1875,
CHErsE--tlear Spring llci Factory to h..
HoSuNY ANb GWrs-s54i5.5 per barrel.
SAUEn hRAur For half Darre56.5),
APFLE8-t3 70 to S. 90 per barrel. stan
dard harrel Of apples contains IL peoks
ONIONs--Pcr barrel. 90 rs.
IorAroES-@ 70 per barrel In sacks,
vi ~ per hushel.
Dmcb PEAouEs--Unpeolod Sc, peeled l2o
per pound.
SWEET POTATOES 5oc. per busbcl.
COAL OIL-Hclow ave revised quotations 40
T.. test: IN barrels 70 cents, pCr cusl OF q Eal-
ION cans 81 90, and gallon 80 cents,
CLoruEs PINs-Round, 0jci sprmgi Shopper
box.
hsAsuuys--gs bughel, iron bound, $3.50 per
dO2eAi tw0-h0op pals, So 10; tMee-hoop, s. 80.
IUBs-Ihrec nest, So ap@satu; eight nest
5j.2bi No., !, per dozen, tlbi No. ?, tS.50i No.
.. .3A.
WAsusoAnDs-Woo sl35, zinc, lg)i New
Ern, E.H@G2.7O.
WELL BucErs-eiG Ggt7j per dozon.
PoWpER- so per key OF IS pounds; l2H do
B.i5 GA do, Sl,H8; blasting kogs, G'2j.
Suol-Drop, bag, S1lj, buck $50
MACKERGL-No / barrels, $40; half-barrelR,
8.Ni kits, T. pounds, ST. No. barrels, 80.
CANDY-Stick, G@lac. a pound. Fancy, 10
10 Poe.
LYE-Conceutrated. s. .656s3.5O.
ROPE--Slsal, y In. basic lOC cotton, acc.
NNEGAR-Per gallon, 20GGOc, Apple, zoe.
WRAPPING rArEB--Rag and Straw, 4Dc. GBc,
STAUClt-4AC,
BUGGY wuEELs--sarycn'B patent, a, b, G, ID
md \ grades, IS 10 ga per set.
TOBACCO -LOrlllard's bullion grade, 80 eli.
max, do 81.
JuGs-W quote II to II cents per gallon for
glazed. Crooks Ii to Il cents per gallon for
glazed
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New York, an rail, 81 SO per 100 pounds
Boston, ali rail, 81 Al perl 100 pounds.
Phiiadclphlg, al rail, 81 "a per 100 pounds.
Baltimore, all rail, 81 33 per 100 pounds.
10 New Orleans, sll rail, 81 per 100 pounds.
To New Orleans, by Red River, no water.
TO GalycP on, "a % per bale.
To stLG ais, 81 % peT baie.
prOcuce from st. Louis to Dallas, e
Kansas City, 500 per car.
F0lloWinRare the rates from "poihss IN Kan
sas south of Kansas City;
10 Dallas-Con and oats "a ", % --zG; pD-
taloes per cwt, SOC,
To IIutchlus--C0rn and oats, o., sour &c.
To Ferrls-Com and oats ,ijc, uogr,p
To Palmer--tlOur, 55c; corn an / oats, .C..
To Ennis--FlOur 6lc corn an lOats, sic.
10 Mce-FlOur, SIC, cornau OATS lSc.
COrsicana, MeXia, Groesheack KO3Be, Waco,
Marlin, Bremond, Hearue aud fIyan -plour, JoC
corn and oats, soc.
To Calyert-Fl0ur, sec; corn an rats SOC.
ON GRAIN-To New Orleans ,gr cwt. To
st Louis, l0cts per hun lred
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winner and Liauors.

ALoonoL--sa.S so to 81, 40 per gallon.
WMsKY-Sweet mash, 81. abSaG bo, 49,.
mash, 81 .DaS5, accordingaage, 'our
miNks,-o laret, In case, sS,l5@si; Catavbs
per gallon, $l.l0@$2; Port, per gallon. Al So q
20 sherry, per gallon, 81 .906lSS; MpdeIrs' ny. y
sMlSSn' N'osesoi White wine, In cases, AZ "a
=, CnAarAeNE-Cooks, In baskets. s,sasao
nelusleck, In basket, S2S; Krug, In baal,et sss
Domestic champagne, sl0dDl0. NA'Ao'' eE'i
sr nsr stock ale per dozen, ~ l6as0 so, Por
boTrLE BRRR-St. Louis quarta 80 ,I,,,
w W. Budwiser, Si2, pints SIS 30, N-' pin's
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A POSITIVE CURE,

Without medicine. ALLAN,S SOIURLE
INDICATED BOUGIES. Patented Oct. Is,
lsi6. One box N''
No VIII cure any case in four days, or less.
no VIII cure the most obstinate case, no
matter of how long standing.
NO nauseOus doses of cubebs. cotalpa. or oil
oil sandalwood, that are certain to produce dis
pepsla by destroying the coatlngs of the
stomach
Price, 81 30. Sold by all druggists, or mailed
on receipt of price.
For further par iculars send for circular.
U, Box ,533 j. G. ALLEN & CO., IS
John street New York. w
Quick, safe and sure cure
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Coal and wood.

CoAL-Inlian Nation, e. 20 per ton, deliv
cred.
COKE-5O cents per barrel.
WoOD-Uak, hickory and ash "a 90 pei
cord. Sawed stove wood IL retailing ut me
rates of 80 to 81 per cord.
CmAEcnAL-Gl uenls per hNrrel.
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SuaAps.-We quote; Powered II Y; Crushd,
M, formulated IL; Standard A, 1917; White
extra c, SA extra Z 10 TO - ielloweA to lOC
Louisiana new white clarified lOcj yellow 9A;
choice SIC; prime 7'ic, toir 7Ec.
MoLAssEs-L Louisiana choice J5c, prime 5Oc
fair 10 good AOMi5G.
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BoxEs--we quote mixed Sc 80 to 81 per ton.
HoRSs-2j5 to cents per pair.
TALLow.-Four and a half TO five cents per
pound Wholesale. Retail cents.
BEEswAx-.We quote lsc TO 20 cents per
pound.
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Roots and shoes and rubber good. clothing

Boots and shoes aud rubber goods clotnlng
and underwear continue 10 sell well,
Coal is in occasional supply AID is relailed at
the yard at 81 90 per barre /. There is mode
rate prospect for better Eupplyin the future.
Wood d irregular. Its price depends upon
the roads on that day, and runs anywhere be-
tween 81 90 and IS 90 for four foot, with sawed
from IS 90 to sl7OO, determined by how bad the
buyer wants wood.
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EsooN Long clear sides 81; short clear
o. Breakfast bacon lie. WAL
81. Oi' VICAR
ed do, lie. A'"'s-
LAnp-Tlerce, on; half barrel, lOlS, pnr,.
0 10 10 pounds, Iii . pounds, III, f"'''
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Cotton.
Butter and Eggs.

Fees SEC per dozen.
BUTTER--2l 10 22h cents fox choioei 70 l0rln
triol country ana IeN8s.
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MONEY AND TRADE,
DALLAS WEEKLY MARKET REVIEW

The Course Of the Markets for the
Week Ending TO-Dny--Cottoh
Stronger and INA ~ GOoa Posi-
ton Provisions Qaiet ana
Generally Unchangt d
Gra!uAnd Fi0ur Firm.
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rEAoHB2 pounds, 81 O5g pounds
80 10,
ToMAToHs--2 pounds, ~ 25i pounds,
Sl.70.
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sPoKEs-From to 2h inch, per set, xxx
select, 49, Xxx, S9.75.
SAWED FEILoEs--lic OK, ~ per set.
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Mnllns WoaI gVnrkot.


Zinc, 25 mcliam, ss;s heavy, 2oc Black
bury and dIty, to 10 cents on.
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BUGGIEs. b end spring, $40; A side spring,
$75. Strictly A phaetOns, $3.50. Carriages,
S-GS. Gentlemen's driving buggy, side bar,
sHS; top-open, &65 to SIS; side 'prng do, Sil5 to
Sl25; Jump-ur Keats do, Sl03; platform spring
do, 500; three spring do, $780,
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CoFFEE-Rlo, common, ilci ordinary, -;
fair, AN good 49, prime, -; choice, l5Rgl6i
Laguayra, Is Java 2S@SOc.
TEAs--Imperlal, from l5@d5c per pounds
Young Hyson, 10000 Oolong, $4,000; Japan,
Bg@6Kc
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BAGaINa-Standard, II TO ilI-
AHnOW TIEs--t2 80 per bundle.
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RuggIes, neds. wheeIs nnn l.oIcs.

WHEELs--(S arven, IA Wholesale, Sl3 per
set; b so. 2j; q SS.2i; ID E.26.
sPRING WAGON BEDS. --Burr's patent, SIS,
$40 and S2O for plain, single and double sspan-
nnlg
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Fish and oysters.


OYsTERs-75 C, per hundred,
FIsH-l2ho. per ID.
, 1881-06-27
RAILROADS.
The Chicago & West Michigan
Consolidating and Branch.
Ing Out.
Tho James Rivor Canal Becomes tho
Richmond Il Allegheny BALL
road,

STATE RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS
"It is but 4 fow years," snyx tho Iadlt,cuV
llVe, "slhce tic plail Ut establishing n
1loursl To tlko special cogll!znncu Of railway
companies, md tO WHOM tlctuilusl rcporLs Ut
tho annual opurattona Ut thesu companies ire
to bn inale, was flnugl,rntc,l. This stuII was
takcn iii SOME Of lhe Western States Will, u
hostile pillpuse nEalnst thu railways, tito
nyowcl Object being 10 hold the roa.ls In
check. nnd tn trent them ns n dangerous Gle.
r,unt Which neetcd oversight mil often l,,lt-
islnts,L During Tho preynlellrv of tho
Commissioners Justified public expectation
aild tttpIayMf i IlustElity 10 tho snllwnys
,ls HUyero ~ II wis tlhrcnsUnable. Tie
plan, however, DF requiring tho .lnflwny
companies ~ tnnke ful! REPORTS OF their 0ll-
HrMtio,ls tv tho Slato lrt,yeg ynry ttsefM1, alit
cru loug subsidized, ti,a i.len Of having ,.'l Of
ttcgr or bonrtl Ut officers III direct .cllargu Ut
railway inAtters ErGw III fltyOr, atlll 1lns lpelt
adopted frn!n yc,.r 4. Svnr ly nn Increasing
ll!li.ll1uF uS States. T'lloro nra. now twenty
States lmytiss ane Or lnore tsallrond cnmmts-
s!0ilers. leslue8 tteXn tllD .St,teA Ut NUw
York Mltd punt,sylvanin require detnlletl rc-
ln,rts iron, all thb railway companies tU cer-
tnlil StMtN UtllcGra, wliD, however, arr llnL
gtyen the p!!wer Ut stliMrytsl0n cxereEsusl BY
Railway commissioners. several ntllor
3, 3sSrs wfS Ss'sxiy sGs!a duty Is only to assess
rs of gui,eral Interest In ills connection,
thu 44.ic El,.s taken IMins by selAltng uut cir.
clilnrs ~ EVERY State, to Obtnn n llAt uf nli
tho ltntlrt,lu commissioners t1Eetllor with
t fass H. II re % tg }s sf f tsrnS io f .ssy ,
for il,e States having such Commissions ias
beetl attluniyrtzel:
, 1881-06-27
BELO1T COLLEGE,

'rllo examination nj candidates for ail'Nfs-
sion to Deloit College will commence this
evening. Eulery a. Stovrs. Of Clntago, will
a,ldress ths Arelneln UnioIl this evening.
Tllo prize decltmntion wlIl bo delivered to-
will ba lIeltl III tic cyanlnE, rho graduating
exercises, neI.lt ling tho Alastcr's urstI0ll, BY
tieorgo n: iicrrtuk, viii take r1ace Wedaes-
'!tny morning. mud the Soul0rs' concert md
Presidents reception In tho evening. Tie
, ,ulteag0 - Northwestern lsailr0ad will suli
rnturli tickets ut 0MH-ltttl tic regular faro to
alt persol,s attending tie Commencement
, 1881-06-27
WELL: general nrrn'.xc Of crops IA tho snt,c us
inst ycnr; fars,cra llro rtthor blNo; ton much


!nss ye.r; far',cra uro r,thof bpo: too much
rAttl.
t1AMH1sox. H., JUNO :l.-Tho tcnsou hero ia
INV noput shtso wreKa luir, hnl the ersrs uru
gtncratIy nnHlng we'll: whoit Il llEtt: cor'! very
tstriy stiwn Inx Is E0sp. lnte hHwH linz IL rxfrt
x,xND. Thu general atrenEo IL ah,si thu stn,e aH
iatt years except Wteht IL suti,u lrss ainl s,ax
vlsrt'x. H.. 1uno st.4;whoat looks wcll; corn
Il atnnll mid Wrp,ly. With ngrt,nRt Nt3olt ~ ptr
cent tess thnn Ii, lao; Iiax an 0ats tInr, uertro
nlMt 20 Tyr cunt moro thur liist year; 4cl,ers.l
tto'paiu fair orola; seas'', abot Two weusa 'nto.
fsrxssvE. H.. .t,iue a-5'rospcoss for MI crops
,'.aa Thsre h i' pisn;y .! fnin a,5 lrn'ers aci.
ttrnEIy aeu oncuiir,tYet. Wheat nj pur gent less
se @ ": II xsr; IL. yr sf 3 III ss sss sft ]FG ] heta Ts s %
thrcc tisnes US 1nt,ch INK nt,1 II ~ very RtHNt.
.terengo Ut othor crups nbout tho san'c rs laat
schsun. =.
NoNr1twoop. H., t1u1,e s!.=Tho sensoi, Is ~
ieT" cis oser i: Gett. "1 III ss rn: "f S "srsass
uf rain. aid tho people aro JuD'Iant.
UELwEts. ill.,. June .l.-Thc Roaoral anpcnr.
s,lcu nf nrs,ils Is eptetti, tecd!is mid tAnttllE
werc lnter thu. ,lslAl. bNt t!l1 out!uuk Tor u
Is far Hhcnd q! Inst your, sa.llc tlntu; thoro Is ~
wtent IN this Iocnllty: 1rospsGss for corn. outs
assry @ x at' set %s III viii ssses 81 :s'p! ef
ecnt that ul INIT yrle. ~ 4 natural Gnt,se.,.lpi'r
i IT, nI,,, tress IT, Gn teSlls M @"s' rus cFose
CEsTaE 1,olXT. r.. June .t..-The RcGrrat M
ses IS e Stes ILL., @ wscks ao; era Il @ s
TIM nunh ruin: outs amd INK afu siotE woll. with
r, r',Iu rers voi vory i wsi,sHoy iii y i" int t"o 10 @to
start. ant w'rls Is behind. icrrago generally
, 1881-06-27

l'eopln can Ent soila snlnil ftlen Of whnt our
ntest railroad proposes to do for lI!clnlnid
by taking II casual gin,1c0 nt tho Improve
mnlits progressing III tlla l1lsIll. ...-.-.
ThesD improvements urn lh.lnu vigorously
pushed forward Under tic lnn,Gtlintu Hltuer-
vtslnil uf Afr. Waller Il, l}prg. tho abiu Htigt-
larr III charge ut uln construction nf bridges
md ,yiaryes OH tlic Rlchlnottsl II Allegheny
RUntl.
, 1881-06-27

II has been In favnr Of stopping ull poolno \.
rNlruntEs.. AS "
Tho t,rat locomotive on tho I}es Mo,no,
SOrthorn 1.uad WAS Tired IN hist FrI,lay nnd ,x,f; 4
be urett In hAullng nIntcrfhI nut Dn tia l,as ~
1ie Can1rhuY will ittfl tho iIrat thyce ric. o. ~
from tho clty. whero the BeetDn si,linr tnft.ass
tn titer PARTIES lrBtns. Thts will hasten ~
work rGty NATURALLY, Aue
, 1881-06-27
ILLINOIS,

Special Dt,ratea to '1ns Chicago Tribune.
piScKSEyylLLE, ILL.,, Juni oG,-Ve hQyo
inst comnlcte,, harynsttmv tia nnnsesk w,,n,t
c~,r rn.s.,a i, ,his oo,.,,,s, s"e ,.s,.s %s ~
ivy la'asu III .a1is eoe'I tor yeAls' ~ nu'
dltlon TO tho scverlty Of tho winter MD tho
ray,.gcs Of tho fly, tho chincl,-Dugs put III
their nppearnrcu after tla what VIVA in
hlnor r.nIarin,r hnv,Iro,Iu NJ onros ,snt,as
-, "t ~. ,.,.stn Il ts 10 ~ uaetsss
seriously inJurlng thnt whtcl, wns cut: by
cat.s,l,y it to sl,rlye. Five bushels to' tlla
nrro In tl,1s .cnr,,tv M Mi .l,n what t.u,,s
sn,.,, i. liz n.,t;n.,o o,,1 80, ~ .,.'.'.. "a
a.'"i ~ u wy csln'la'e' allu IN EeHe!a! lhlns
, 1881-06-27
! INDIANA.

spseaaI D1Fpatth 10 7Ae Chaedgo 1rIGane.
LAFAYETTE, lna1., JUNG aA-Tho harvest
will begin III Tlppecanou County this wcul;,
In fnet, las begun IN soIno localities. The
ylUlt!, taking tho county over, will not OK,
cecd six bushels to the mere, though III Perry
Township. for: Instance, farmers eslllnute
they will gutIlar twelve bushels, Tho stalks
aro very scattering. but what; fow l,u,.ls
tharo aro are well tiilcd, there being shrea
md f0ur kernels to tho row. Tho guilty is
pronounced unexeellctl, tho grain being full.
Tho corr, prospect at tl,ls ssnson OF tho year
nuYar was better, w,tte outs uua hay will
turi. out weli. :. 'Ehu loss on thu wheat alld
fruit, fAsmura think, viii bt, uiorU ti,Nii coHi.-
toraGtea by tue increased Yield ot corn, outs,
Q1la lIAY, 81
, 1881-06-27

Ffon1 ibe fi{rhst0tJ 1i3 t}tht- f'aufrh .Jtlte
FIN familiar m ims,i a. tho fnr,,,.r ~. .,a,cs m
,,t.ns o 1a'a. f1m""'n u'''n w., " ~ lo1ce yaes
ltlsor !<'l'awl'fs Ca''nl Company, though
CENTRALLY luGAtIt Is 80 iSDINtuu by controlling
circumstances tl.at eonparatiscly few Of our
,nrn ,ts ns co,,ycrson INV N ni adantatio @ nj v fh the
i.lell.non' , . 4 allie Alleslany Nallroal company
to meet tho %nss mud requirements "f IN
tl,nt william, ..in,on,, seo u On wl,nso lnso,n
tMe "'Ntom n.a, ."1nu osa' w nn"'o ooav'4
ollce loateo uae anelent callhl'poas eha oatr
teaux' whose klna!y waters awokc to 1na.nro
rnyrrlmratinw sS eshocs wero nosttv i,,a EN- All.
iivmni1,g fntL AZ fla nnti,tH,,;s n,rin,v I,ort,
mid lSost liVoiy Sinhabitants the sippcry
eel, i tho aceontilo.iNti,s n cst.iIsi, liz
tish, Il trulv u,'t1prrninr II wonfirrfnI tral,s-
fnrnt,t,,,. IN" r%ninti.a erc n.,.r to ,,,nkc #
Il c,!,stlW IL bus[i,.ss, "a ,,ap Of busy iifc."
ratIlsr thai, IN hstetiforc. a text fpr swc,,rinr
tnk,nc tltu nlaco OF WATER ttl,s initrr nniy
nns IN ,sS ao ss ~ G ~. te tn,9ss soat s9, w.
fcnt M Of dirt witcl, aro laity titn,uc,l i, to Ii
rni,r,n,'j i,rnusss. i;ilI.,rivers urn ,nrt nj ut
Wi. tniIv. nIfiinp inv, sniins forfs f,"t
lu,,t: csl.t % foot III .ialnutcr 10 Eiyo s.,IIlty
ia f1in i,nw fn,i,,Intii,lis whlci, t,rn iMj,.aa
i, nv ~ IH rat,nr Ply pf @ ~ hW W!. HILL anu snsa gsa
,,".y tn a,H.,l, ~ In N" nust tcmsn f"v
,,otcs Tairtivs n wl,nt # Il nxnes.i to hr +,
III" f,,i,r" m'nr :" mi ~, ,vtthTt int"r,st 'I,
d!u,ensIons of ts baslt, 10, ara ,tGout nod W by
tint tIturo ii ,,n,nio rop.i, for n,a,y GullslnEs
uIn fsatsrHs ,i.,t ,,.t1, 1 m ~, m, ,o,t ,o,,
,u ~, s .oiIn ,rI, ,ha M W hus.s ~ sI tnm he
@ ao r mth p, nn "isn Nt,b e pas str'.t 9anS o r.,
strept mri.rinr @ 81, t1n % ,Srti,erm b,ni wifi la
iss incfcasl II wt IL ten t tvet T., n MN
. 1 ~ tS T1I,rn tfg ~ H. .a W "p % tsani
W H. "" ~ W., ~ 49," nu+ ,a ~ H ,;s
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s"r..r ,.nnt ,viit r fnnut,"i ~ M t,.ss.., u H.a
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Ms Gu' ,;,iM W H., y tn9 9i nfSt stytV
- ~ pI.'+., ", vo G.v @Ma ~ TX " uaS at.
" 4d tIsu,, y, sJ'gaa' M Gsx nepota' ~ Pig
ke,|pt ,| nli!!er , coyer: M :. ;. =. ,,,.
tM1 WutK u. hae oasiH ~ y p!oGfe.G
Wt.l G1ens r"i,luty. Aa Ist aS tile spi'es ate
.tl'gn iiltns'El tllg Wn.eF a!in aOlt tnaN ~
ana ,uo.tOMi. ailn ,HarM!y tastoou ~ soalii
SMt EtavM;1t, Ut ust ssata eut''iA na0ms, niati
~ S 'sT w. i; .s W H saeG ost@ee rSsgt ,aI, s'a
tlarnstgl Mo naslll lot nfe, ~ yes, !!pcessntily
lt,s!ls,, fronting thy ,Ttcdcenr foundry, ttu
sAGa y netWenll na'n9!Vs aiNl oregon ltiils. to
III a0ne o. ~ 1sena stteH! W u pS!1ls NJ, e!saliW Ha
Ma 'es1s fagsIpslops p iop te eaess,g 81
p0!lit sllops, nto. .!ietn w!!! MISC BY ~ !osHtt
Afn i0r st0raitg cHFs llUt III llAe. THIS ~ tue
!oehl!ty t0rn!ofly knNWi! ny ttle l'e!lltoillnr5
, 1881-06-27
NnNIIMENTAl.

John II. volk, dustgu0r md manufacturer OF
tlne Rrautto aud mnrblo manunonts, tablets,
statuary. CURLING, utc. Jn suuuted stock. 0ltlue
uorntr Dearburn and Itllntlo.ph etruoA.
, 1881-06-27
Full Reports from Ehstern and
Central Iowa Regarding
Growing Crops.
Their General Appearance in the Ma.
jority Of Cases Reported"as -
Promising.
Tho Season Generally n Little
Backward Oh Account Of
I4ntc Rains.
Returns from Portions of Illinois Of m
Exceedingly Discouruciug Tenor.
IOWA.

,,,.., ,t,i rn,,t, rra, ttn u,,,t,,,,. ~
ti,e Burlington, cedar i,apids i "Sor,l.er,, n,
ttnIlwny. extending rro,n Missouri tp Atiilne-
a,,," viii "ts t;,a xnrinns .,v;s;sna :rhov nr,
accurate atltl fresh, n,M! give II perfect ttlrA
lint through Central luwa:
R(;rESvtt.r,r. Iu,. linn nl.-ycnson IA n Ifttio
nfnr linn as,ai: .,nts mi whr,t iGnt, vor,. nHs
III this lotu!t aud bil fur fur tnoru thu, nn
utrt,tftt or cut,i wrnlfcr: f!trtIrrS nru fcuilnv
0liite Encouraged i'll tho anticipation tf HsNI
tt,t,s. nr hnrI,tu rlrntr ri rniII. ts,,1,,
pnring with last yulr, Is ucarly tito saiue. = ::
ncH aE ,n IT. ,', o 1n, .a Roaetnd ta,n W.,
1rnunrbS, y" ncnwu nr erofnhv ~, ~ ,r.
,xrMSs III istor ;"t, ,s;,u Whnnt, M. "ni IN
W. ng oH ts n' VIII sa nr Il shar % r aeS S.nE @
,,, m, lar M .".r Gsnps: rns ,, nsEe
sa,jla Is ja,t yor. " '"''' "S''"So "oe"' |s'o
nnnnmrrncc ~ .rona NJ u ,,... out soSnGu.h"t
..Htjmr Inn, iust v,,ur. tI,r,,. mis-. n,,H in
Y shor Ms' bopa r,s ~ G 81 wogS. ~
ihsy,y, ~ ,ur, ,sfM.o " hr thn.n =. "r ~
W,",fi,cr f"vnr,',jt. fnr iii isi,,fs nT wr.Im H.
crcs:u Ut aurniEo over list yU,r nGout u,,c. ttn
cUr1' ustss is ind iiax. ~ ~ 'S'''' '"' "'"|'
~ ..
aaro 1i crt,,,s is tr,,,,,ie,x viii tho cxrrpton
Of wheat, which will l,r utly huff Il crup nG This
point, tho chi,r!,-oux t'enE hurtl ut wt,rk. The
tntY anil finx ipk will witt, nrtif,nhilttins III
excntt wheat. pleuty nf rhtnfal!; ~ incre'lsv
"hcat. Ill which thcro IL II lecroase.: :.
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wnnr ta,o u ,,nt t, NJ w, H., tGs9 nn. Wn
she ryssss as ss, q s tue cash ns; c"rs, puts ad
N nor t,t Il, ,hrmt nnh ,, nmI ~, ~ trs ~ ~
, 1881-06-27
THE nsovE1:lan u IS THE LATEST

improved Maoklnnon pe.1. 1t oan 10 clused Into
stnnil compass fur tha pocxct and Enlightened for
use, Tho t',ost popular pen made. Maokluuon
rcn Company, " sluillsun atruet-
, 1881-06-27

Truth y mighty md bus prevailed. Hco its
triumph iu tlOp llttcrs.