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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-07-15
NO REPORT.

We are again without telegraphic
report, the cause being broken wires.
This time the trouble is between Elk
Point and Sioux City.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-07-15
The thermometer registered tho un-
precented figure Of 10l degrees in st.
Louis on Sunday. At Pittsburg it reacll-
ed 1O2 degrees.

There's good time coming. vennor
confidently predicts ''cool to cold wave,
with stormy, and in some sections fall
like weather." after the 25th..
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-07-15

Pembina Pioneer: Hon. A. II. Barnes
our orator of the day tookhis departure
homeward onTuesday, The Judge de-
clared that he had enjoyed his visit very
much indeed and was very glad he came.
The immense throng ofpeople gathered
in,here on the 4th was surprise to him
and he like many others wondered where
they all came from. He most certainly
has the hearty good wishes of all our citi-
zens ana they are all very thankful to him
for his presence and assistance.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-07-15
DEFERRED 1ELEGRAms.

London, July 14.-The Thomas chal-
lenge cup was won by the London crew
Thames crew, second; Cornell, third.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-07-15

Go TO George Browne Tor q cool drink
Of pure Milwaukee Beer.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-07-15

Hereafter if it is known that a man is
an otlice.seeker'it will be in order to ask
him what man he proposes to shoot in
case he does not get the place he wants;
and it is even possible that the act of
one of the number Of adventures whose
quadrennial hunt for place is scandal
to our official system, may stimulate
enough of public sentiment to sit down
upon this class of persons to force them
to feel that. their search is shameful and
disgraceful one. Perhaps the growth Of
such sentiment would do more for civil
service reform than much legislation.
A conference was held at the interior
department Wednesday, with view to
arriving at some conclusion as to Little
Chief and his band Of Northern Chey-
ennes. Secretaries Kirkwood and Lin
coin, General Sherman and Little Chief
were present. 1t was decided a delega-
tion of Missouri river Indians, including
Spotted Tail, Red Shirt, Standing Bear
and others should he invited to Wash
ihgton early IN September, to discuss
various vexatious questions with
the authorities here. The Northern
Cheyennes are very much dissatisfied
with their present location in the Indian
country and want to 60 north to the
Missouri river country. They would
prefer to locate at Fort Keogh, but
there is no Indian reservation there.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-07-15
LIST OF LETTERS.

LIST OF LETTERS.
Remaining in the Postoftice at Yankton, ID.
T., July II, 1881.
Babkirk, Mrs B Laprey, Matthew
Brintnell, BW Lavi, Frank
ClarksOn, Henry Mohr, Mrs Katy
Couden, Mrs Mary Parson, James
Easton. Arago Plummer Frank
Fosse, N A Powers, Mrs M2
Gsffrey, Mrs Maria Sherman, Mr.
Hawley, I'D Smith. ERR
Hall, Morton Waite, Prof.
Hobby, DIR. CM Wells, Richard
Jensen. MAIDS Peter Walk, Fritz
Jones, CJ
HELD FOR POSTAGE.
Nels Peterson, Running Water, d. T., due 8
CENTS
s: g. Martin. St. Helena. Neb., due cents.
Thomas Early, Algona, Iowa, due cents.
If not called for in thirty days will be sent
to dead letter office.
Persons calling for letters will please say ad-
vertised, giving date.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-07-15

This Market is centrally located and conve-
nlent. ahall spare NO pains or expense 20
make it first class, and entitled to . share Of
public patronage. Free delivery to any part Of
the city.
, 1881-06-09
tlt,vrr,iInrnt l,n1ldHwel, ticrltedlx wt.akcr. In

uuycr,,llent bu1ldRwerr tcc!dctly wcnxcr. In
ChIcnnu District vi Celumbu 3,Gis were l0'.i
bid und fOs!S asked: tho SAs wcFr loJ lid md
iUias asked; tho II ll7i bill and 1l5ts nskesl: tho
4,is HE bid nnd ll5a askcd: tho is luu lid and
1lr,a nskcl. At tho close tho 3!is wero 1o..af al
tUJit; tho Is t1S.a md 1lfG: tho AIS l4I hnd
1l5it, ard tho is Unchanged.
Foreign exchange tIuset1 weaker, pasted rRtcs
remaining, ,4sn and 49, Prime blnkcrs' bills wcrc
4s4 anti leo For ttxty-1ay comulerclal bllls, for
rrunpt delivery, 4$,t54&Li; delivered next
week, 4S:Gsis.!s. Continental exchangu waB
steady. Sixty.day Gp,nsserctnt hills, PROMPT
delivery OIL li,,yrc, L:O1. stior,ehuz, 5i.
Sixty .slMy cun,ulercIn! bills OH Antwerp. deIvpr-
ubtc prompt wrrp 121tilt5@aI'4; delivered next
month, h.1:iGlh.0'i. l,ankcrs' hills nn Ger
lunny wcro Msi FOR sixty ttnys aud QiH
far demand; nlncty-d1y commercial Bills,
y5!4GDlh. Efxty-dny commercial. OH bank.
ers, delivered prompt, E}l09a; slime, de-
livercd III three weeks, gJ.lGIE}E. Commercial
drawn Of, commercial pnrtics wero nJai. Bankers
uusders on ltoItnnt were Jv1s for Eixty INys md
:Ds5.D Q. ~ tor demand. sxty-day cosntncrcshl
| wns sNsil3a 0.lU delivered noxt month DssQ1
| 3y yV-lJ. ShppGrs' uxchanyo oil Nuw York was
! 4Dc dIscolnt. --.
! Chicago bank clcnrlngs were sd,Go0n0. Loans
] nrc tAtry nctive. though ut low rates. Tho targo
| amounts Of securities a,ld nonrd Of Trude still
| npw be!ay cnrrtrh herp Ktye Hubd employment
for bonds. Hates arp 5ll1 per cent. New York
cxchnugo WIS wenkcr ut 4.5c per s!.000 discount,
Securities were quiet, With functional wenkness
in VuututIot,a. WAbasl, Is sold, .D00o. ut 9s2i
| Uu tho Chicago Stock l.uurd thcru were sNlts vi
Chicago. MiIwnukeu l. Vt. Paul Is (slln. folut.l
$5OuU, WI; $ICl. Dpl3; X5UD3. DJls; $j,0u. uU6
$5uOo. pJ,s; s6,00U, pJ;a; CtiicnRo, Burlington !
quincy ~, 5.0u0, Wy; wabasbt st. Louis g. Pa
ellie Is, *5,uJ0, ps!i; $3,ooo, 0s's.
, 1881-06-09

r.oyp-wus "a myae,n,o 4emsud for espo,.,
was steady snles were rep"stea Of zs brit T'ntsss
ss ses. 10 IS: sas ~ fos ssfns as" ss'1s' % s
9r nj gs rcra oa,a sssIl a. 70 ss ,,x
.pr"a, .. ,t .aa; a 'e !; o 1sstaa' springs "''sS
' orrr', M,lisrurss-woro In fair tsn,una and
es sa' 90 sas
sSSrss sriSs aot4ve an ea..e. but more
Ets ma s.s 10 ns!o" IT,, tho is.s,t p1'ess 9s
suet s.oaly w't'l trer .ona in earKoe. to ".
1s}.ur demand at sur5st yrss.. ts notsa TINT
Ess's st*e @ 'as, th;
'enn a ,arsst. S WIFI VIII. ~ ~ a's @ sssaS @ sat :i
@ fl ~ Ss3Ss IT ss s
ss:ed St f e HsSSs Ss as s atx SsS @ ss sesx 5
s,;;: s% .s sss{; :, TSi
SSys:s ss & y 81 % ssa fs!%s: r, ssss's
70 nsyo a st s1" +. f @ " @ @ XVII FIJI nGag @
{as @ " a !. ss Sy. IS: sssss
s.sa s!:.sS AZ MSaSsy; sisl cs;ty ats 5sy
;sf $s :!sss:s; S i5;S SfS
s; !!s's:s :ss %s s. III "
& S, %SSG %$ i; stSSs 'H;sys + sIiSs ass|
sssis: ss.i; @ ;S5 s3SsSs N
"a dS q wi eo.sd
at S.MSa stI:rttrS, . uIn,,.ntn ,ru. on-tv nnu.t
s e. ID s'''$ psosS% %SSsi
"Wlxrsss wtE&r aaI @slet: With
b. as i :Si.s H. Il
TSiaI. nieat 'Iaii III. a..
, 1881-06-09

! fftrI
""n, "ne 'te snon'S ns ".prms v,,. w"n MIL
~ ',','n ~ s ;" ~, -. ~ ,' T.. In o,n mi fr,m
.ne ~ WV F' " ~ ~ s"' 49," 49,. :" ~ 49,.
'"u' t"H'. NY " ~, ~ t'..,,,. t.u,,,.o
,. u. .,,.,.. 10, - M",,s "..,, IN utnus.
"a. "o,,, w., "rt,nut IN rn,io,rinr na snoal.
',. ,mn,,. ,u ~ ,,,i,n sunnr.
IT,, ~, st,nr Am.rtcau forn,rs nr .n,eu,otors
,u,rii, thotr In,ul co,p,niutt, It will hit Iii.
ucr TIM saie tnrillcra to acciirp tho as,n Gilhr"
l0iie nnlnlitat ul Tneat t.lt We nro Mheu ~ ~ @ se
t ~ t .nS ,n .m 5i5f:ront Wt,"ct II vtunrn,is
urn.s, nfSl tt,a mrs ehal soon como out in tho
Cul,tcr west IT Fr,,licp.
Wn VIII conttntin to receive some wncat tr9,l. .!
H., nr;s,, ., Ky ~ vnt,rs s.''' ~" '''-'
''iS T'ur rnilors .ntnplntn unanimously Of tloir
wrrtuhuti business; thny propnsn to got thoir
!evGpEc ngxt ycar anH eonllAto WIN snGEsss ff ~
,stEw 1me !.uiR's" a"'Ne' WIN 'A''''''' ''''1e ~
If vn,1r toonla continue 10 complain of tholr
cro1, prospects they will n,nko t1s Gelleyo that
wo AFRO to Gxturt wheat 70 hmeEiea I'll! !nIs y9 yga9r,
astu est Mc' viii II nvp w 'n's wiz
! n,,,, ..',,os ..n.i,a, ~ 4ho f,s,t ~ tron kiln
$500, ,.tnrn H., rna.s to,,c IN, ,tnro war; nftnu
hnnro.,n.o, , ..nro md arn,nt,n,cs twn stnrc IF
rcasn. srn,a,toJ ,v,, ,ho ,'ro,c,. or I'm Mtch.
Ea p,o ,""s "o ,.H -. t., -. ,tat, tv prN ~ tn,o
,.,.s ~, ,,nro a.,or,r ,h,a Inn, ,t,,rne INV
}eats' "Hu "orc Ac"e'"u! tAis tn.'t WI - '''
previous sdRf. tae pr'et1co III uuS'ns ~ ~ ~
| riyo Inns boeii In FoQncs 20 that tow th's
| 1nothOt( OF uCMttfiX has bcconsp e0 noItlArlzeH
tint oftof two. thirds or truFq Nf n llrg9 icct
nns4 tho nit market uIarp proccrt tlircut to tho
| n,n,bn~ .ar,i nro ,,riond,,f nui fltt n,,t npn,n
| MI Il, .,,. 80 I,,i, :,sta,, 49, -,J 49, .nnr al
m's' WY s'a.a''eeN fena'e'o 't.ss s w., ~. -
tho fnllls Tor another cargo. ee'cfa' Ut the
larger Mrns hnso contracted Tor tho firedhct
OF cprtn,n mills tr|nK tho aeAsHt1, MID M some
cusqs over iify uIlstoil fcut Ut lu,nbur Inns been
,",rcho s,,1 thts vnor II, uvnncc. m,icb az II. NJ
pars ot tho soasract; to Se meas"rea ana in.
SPECIFIED Mt tho mills md delivered when
, 1881-06-09
THE BOOKSELLERS.
An Organization 10 Kec1, Up tho Retail
Har1f.na

a" ,,r,so.
.c,,,,r, ~ ~, ,.o,,. so,or, apd stnt,on.
AConvennon III tho t"oAsI'eta "ns a". ~"
crs ol tho Northwest wis helu ~ 1ho fAci'e ao"
,elycsscrdny. The principal n''jcct Of 'lo Con-
ycntlon MAS tn discuss what his cosne,fo oo I'LL
alarming evil Ill the 1fade-hanetS' taa w.
settlement Of values by tho ssaashtef'ng III
gon,ss. TIE sessions sverc uut open to pcrsnnss
ontallo tna tr,1r. The morning mrrttnR ope,'nl
ut tl:D O'Clock. 4 Temporary orga,llza,i1n sas
'Ch,Irtntn: Gturgc Grosvchor, Of pubuine. ~
Vice. President: ul!tl True Whic. ot IT. Paul, rs
afterwards ,1a,lc perlt,nnert.
4 cotnlIlttcu consisting nj 3csers. MERRILL 0f
A!rt s sppo%, sS W.T.
ChIcaHo trutio nnt invite then to attend tho
Convention. The following committees were
"pl pMisesIlaneo,s uni, Juvenile lsooks-s. r. l.ow-
en-, Indianapolis: Wesley lsrlhcn'l. nss Mn'noa;
Grand isapids: ii. 1. Hooper. l'euv.r. Cnio
schoo. ul,d Text juoGs-E: l.. .Jlti*cn, chtc4x0:
;. Il. Il Eai Whts W.ukssi; VI: v II. G.ryrli, ch,sage.
Stationery Nv. H.. WMtsui1. Aurnrlt; =: Il.
brown, Chisagn:r $; "h,tr. ss; paM!: \. \. sa''-
II iinylax sS,pIIS;!sa ~ pI;isa tho organization, reeoss
eoinm,tee .: "'. schooi and Tsst Iooks ropo1tc1
lhS fo}toyx ; %'!s,, s VIZ "i, atsa ., nn.bor. of
schooi a,,.s text l,uoks 10 make only nut llss
prices. from which discount st1als he ln!!c tn
essss' essss wsre so urS "t suppccs @
ccpt angle ct1,les for DxntllInntion-tu others
tbnn !,uoEke!lers MI addition OF IL per Cent tb
said net Hist prteGa shat Dn nude tu cover ex-
putlsD for p.,stn.c.
utsrrt1 .Sro1,s r,oo,ts
~ 'i,o' .4's''. M 80, .." 49,. ,.,,
THO committee eN a"'s""s'a"eeas "s'a '"'e''"
Books rep0rtCI Us follows:
|,esolettl, rhB,, In the oplnInn OF this Convon-
tlon /, ia for the Interest ii publishers t!,al bonAs
IN A,,,,d Il, I'M nlIol through tho local bu4k
s"liers md that i iN,tlkstnrc tlerNfUrn anntlid
he Inaiututnra in every community; TINT tu sp.
tnre lila We rusunrlcll.i:
FirM~rmt ptl,itshcrA ulaco n reasonable n.
,at urtc. IN ,1t..ir hunks nil, nIieru strictly III
fhns rT.s N, nj Hulcs cxccut 10 lie tcrltllnft,
hnnNsriicrs: thut thcy 1nnku d .stincttnii 10 tho
rn,niIrr xuilirfnnt Ia n,Iur hlil1 rr1,at,llubly
,ntnn.msntjn ui,d arch additional tjfsrt,unt f
iSibcra fr.r,, tho ci,tlItuuFcIlj CENTRES rs viii
tymrr,nf thnIr nnrryi5tw ii urKo Stock for tlistrl
hmti,,,. |AN't W"
StcnIn,-1'hnt publishers and booksellers nd.
nnstnwr m III" rtsit .trIGr oIi nll bucks 5ulk i,
insH sIH ,i,nt ihnv t,rinl IN tloIr cirtuInS utli
,miiipus thn nlt,t,iInt uf pi.stxv required q.
cnrn ,,n,k In ,mtnrrtion with III rrtnjl i,rjct,t
Tif,,i.-rhnt nuLiisnGrs ind j0DGcls tst.sn
fnmn iIscm,,nts In n,,ksoEIera who rotutl ut lcS
linn nuhlis,,nrs' prtrey.
IThn r.'s1iuiinns wrro tIaousscd ut1t1 ntlopte4
xcrimtln,'
sMttrs were presented from book uut,ltaaoy
: Mi ornr tlac rs.intry. both Enst uni
, Tycst Trurrsslue tt,eIt sympathy vii
i thn tS,nvruiium md tGuIr ,losr, In r0t,ur,,tc
i AnnIt.tun 4 M nT Nnw York wroip tl,lt tho,
i +nrsinrn,I tnir interests ltl tb,,s0 If tiu triltl
i i" % 'e ,v,t -, vim fi'.,r rntT - frI
, 1881-06-09
MINING NEWS.
BAN FRANCISCO.
AN FRANCISCO, June 8.-Ailnlug stocks closed


nosroS, Mnss., Juno s.-The lnlnh'x ehnrcs
were featuralpss uilll neglected, tpt fractionally
higlur thun yestcriny. iliuo Hill inprorc,a Il.
Hunnnza WIS atcudy ut i. sales anu hld. Duncan
1ninol Il, Franklin Il, MD 1Iarshuw and Silver
lssct rclnnEnel unchanged. Coppcsopolis madc
MI aaslncc frotl Jul 10 IT,, and: massachusetts
s New Mcxtc0 from 81 to 6s. while Dunk!a de-
cllne frum ll0 to la7, unt ElnpIro frnin " to as
Milton 9po,,ed at ca, sold down to ~, anl thon
recovered to 10 nRaln.
3b fhs lPtxter,l Annotated I'rkss.
DosTox, Juno S+-s!tntng stock8 closod as fol-
, 1881-06-09

spteial Dlspa,ea 10 The Chicago Tribune.
New YORK, JUMP Son tho stock Exchange
tho speculation was heavy In tone during tho
Erenter purlIon Of tho dny, and tho tendency
Until shortly before tho close was In tho difec-
tion Of Il luwer range III quotations. Duo
or tho principal REASONS urE@l In favor
Of tho appreciation Of values WIS |
the easy tontlitlun OF tho money /
tunrkct. No that now. when tho monetary s'tuH-
tlon showa Aulnc Signs uf hardening, tho belief |
III IL further atlvAnco III prices Is by no Encans |
10 general. At tho opening OF btlsnesa
to-day tho greater portion Ut the| list
suuwcl Il decline from tho clOslpx |
quotations Of yesterday, and In tho cnrtY ,leaI-
ings prices moved with 0rcAt lrrcKnlarity. at
thu lrst fiuaru II pressure to sell prevailed,
wtich resulted IN decline Ut Il to @a, Colnm.
bus. cblcnxu s. lndluuu Central, tho Granger
propcrt,rs, New York Elevated. Union nuh Wa-
bush pucl.ic, Delaware s Hudson. and tho trunk
| llta shHrps IcaLltnK tho downward movement.
| During thu afternoon speculation WIS dull mud
icprcssud, but nftGr tho second call tho market
assIutd fir,her tone, mud " th1 clDse tho Re- !.
| erlI list showed Il recovery OF Il tu ~ Tuxns
Pacific selling ZIP vi, uhd Louisville. New
Aibuny & Ch!c,lgU ns,l l,Otuo 4 Watertuwnt.
/ u.tch. Asnong tho lnlscciluncUus stocks Norfolk
| T. Wvsttrn preferred wins conspicuous l1r 4 DE-
cline OF Iii THE shure4 most ucltrclY trndvd In
| wera Eric, Luke Shore. Texas laeGc, Union
| Pacific, Delaware, Lackawailnn s. WoAturh+ Now
Yurk Central, New Jersey Central, Ut. Paul,
Columbus, Chicago s. ludana Ccntral, and kan-
sws s. 'rDxas. ... .......
The money markct continues to to charnctor-
Izctt by continued activity, aud Gull borrowers
arc compelled to pny higher rttcs for aceonlmo'
ton thun A,lye been curront for SoHlu time past
On pledge Ut stock collateral foans woro ntldo ut
:yt14, tho nttor be,ng tho prevailing quotation ut
tho clusa Tho Government bonl dealers
paid rs high rs Il, aonIe fGw LOUIS
beI,lg pilcctel ut ~. Ttmo luans were luotcl
, 1881-06-09

Tho following Instruments were tllcl for rct
ord Wednesday,, Junua:

Tho following Instruments were filed Tor rec
ord Wednesday,. juno Il:
cIry rltorEnrS.
wss| i esss T. ss;.a e. 4ps 81 Fiass S9fis sts
,9 mHsS'; ~ hi Il u ;;3ato j: !, IT,
t%ps,yss' asss iane tsaHas' Frsdaan u :, m
= s;: 4 ss$, i$sy ;X$;SS as;. i
Is:!a$ i; :$ a;s;y I'll! /;
a}S';t s,ss S;:: j$f S$s:s il Esa:ss l.
vii y SiSS S;S {,sSs: S{.:ssi
caian'ss !,'ss q; @ Il 81 :%
,ae!!s + sts!!,!s Y SIs5s;.fstX II; y|sy,: "o
:a yas'SE Ut ssa'ss . sss:
Al + $S; $;; Ni;s;s;;S
VIII E*s!ii 4! i;S|l%Sna
sss asSp < 3ris sasY S:S! Il aap
3s;S 3 ;5 ''s"t f. 4s4 Il: aas e fdsaS dIis5sTS ars t.
ss{ r sa!ss;! C a"'o: Ht sasS J.
Ts:} ;s$s 3sSs ;jss: *;s; s,;;:s% Il
c;;$ Il; $a's il ;ss j Sf|;s S; -,
;SSs ;;Sa:. &s;'; L i';s;s
S%Ss ;isy
s;:s g. ii II Ss;g u 5;sS; R53
iisi ;$js Ii: #;';:$; !;
Alsaa tasasSx !:SEsf5 X u L s:li: ~
IL & i, ta,STts; ,!asrt,H u a.H ane ast'ea so
s: Il; i; $;:;;;$
s$ f* sa ;is| ~
sYlo1io # @fp3s'}S @ T \ sixtS l. ia;;;a $40
Jnnp 1lj .rvsors IL H. Observation-Disclosures, ~
1ana tWiiuSi III VIssqi to Potter t'alinykl, G1I
III Il. uas:aI jai,S tsl H. 1!uck'ahani Ii T. .,
H. ~"
so.r or CITY N!rs ~ w!1!i'S 1aos "r SEVEN
Fullerton az, ITO II v Ut MReue, Z I, l4lx 10 II.
aatsti iIna trhunas GoUda' u i.ydss &.
''.'.....,e 49,
oresTx h.afs " III M!tM Se"
DIHSIy. Il sSS issvS ja"a y tsu!h t. iialu1 Il Ess
Eaalssss NJ ssnys, H. u sna mn; wv"
IS siey. dated juno StIoan ". hlssle 70 ,n,
stS;s .s!ss & i; ES5ts4S4 s t4%4;ss. xsa9
tInnl IL Iiathn1Ina lluns,zln .,.....:.. 15
Asb4 Y! asy hrri ff ii Jio Masaai Lit III
e. Il Hsai +. hii,sIi. no
Mstsa q4 p HUI T. T.. js u ses.s S..sa .sao M
'isyE:Hs s:s xs s. 81 ss III H. tis
psal:,t T. sa$&SiSskt' Is i II *t;Hit
aaIsI Jaav tV. !. aaa ", II. talaeFto .
aa,s ,sas: 4, nsig,iti sai,,i.ix ill., stS;s ii
dated Ju,s s!:4tns ~ u :; s.,
, 1881-06-09

nnsl ,:l1f AN fur Anptenbre. with +nPr, nt Eh,
ut '!'p' seller .tuv1i"t md t'.c -n;tu:r sI.t, @ ha
t's,sS @ tStSH 4! IT. IT;.';,'%ny q nv; ,,i;wh",.sr, n :
s' @ r, ;''c; r y .tas,! sHI a.eantIss H.
md tSL.s hss for thu year. Hlll, si.l. IL Mg;
fusllI sri!sr AuKunl, Hurt .lh+ rscil iIrs III NJ
Mt tt.NAsGh f..F Inty. h;ahi4.Ena fr Stn,..aaa!td
lai4 " f'!r Hnpte'pcr With snie. nt sa'i snn. md
sA44]3 xe1r July and f3.u seller August '' w. a&
, 1881-06-09

Mr.. Ilaycrly Knight, Ut tile extensive Cat
depiia. H., ] reports = tlla ts saso = Vi frie!ni
ws,usa haH4' WIS absolutely defos.nua by
rheumatism Of seven years. standing, who
WIS cured by thu llsu of tilree bottles Of 81.
jacobs OIL, uuQ rendered able to usU his llal,u
UurfeGtly.
, 1881-06-09
Lornosa leotnrt 10 l.nEtand.

nnl9rslund that, after hAlt il dozen posts
puncu,rnts, il IL Aetln!tty suttlof thAt tho
ftinecss Louise Will lsAyg Liverpool Tor Cn,nada
I.nrnus resignation art premature, hut ] nave
rcasDil to believe thut ho Will return tu EnKlAua
!n Uat"hcr, whcti ho will 10 caltel np to tho
HOuBu Of I4ur.is
, 1881-06-09
COMMERCIAL.

The following wero therccotpts and shlptnonts
et luadng artlclca ut prsHluce In this usty attr.
Ing tho twcnly.four hours ending ht o'clock
Wednesday ,nurnins and tor tho corresponding
ting u yCar nR0t
, 1881-06-09

short rIhs sullrr l,.ly. o1o*cl Mt u atha2!4 hnE
Tnds ty sAc boxed; Io.T .ent unis, ks9!Sc: swaet.
t,&GxtGl ttnls lnutUa nt ktH1t for ls1tt hT0ru4uf
9rrln ilan.s+ sn.lQ ayurnxo. s1H4sAe.
Hacon quottH nt i@tAe f9r'sh0nliig!a. hntEtt tlr
all chnyAsftl ufbl hacked.
HEEF-W,H GitIt a. &l0.2I4llW for mess, $ll11&
ll51 for extru nass, und ri bn333,U W for hulnS.
, 1881-06-09

Sturllnx Exchange. sixty daya. stcady at 4ss;
ThU Luaauitrciai Ilulitsi,a aaysi "At tho Stock
ExChM,lKu United StMt1s lWlltlA Werg lu~ef, lA0
M which ncih III Europe apncars tu havo t'een
uIldrrcstiu,aied. Fusu!4t exuhaugu was woak
thfA afternoon, which lH1catta that non0 Ut
kut tu-tIay- Money culnulGl,ltl rntGer Httttr
rusgs then cf late, but was n,tcTthslrss IN H,'ol
slippIy, sharA speculation WIS Atlltr, And III
tnu nurulny tho tendency was aownwald under
, 1881-06-09

tlm fuilurtr" NJ commissioner Flnks carl
reducing ihrm,sh freight rates 5r 1'nr
1,st Iis. THIS ,rincitnn wMr t'a!n ~
4 It,ltls wi,yse l'rrshlcM ,rscntty ,1cnic.t th!.t
ihrr,' w,S any tiIttI.,E II rates, In the nlter.
lilo l,,st hptr WIS b,uyunt Under tho lead Ut
Texas Il rMci1c, which advanced to Il ~ I, r.
Iurt Tint tho stuck is to ltc cxrlnt,Eesi t'r sis
flvc III lilo iattrr. .jrrsev Co,,tral was i,utnhy
ern1,u IN II rcp.,ft Tint tho t;pnluny hts !1eEp.
tittr,I Innn OF <,lka.lEO, which VIII Gtthl1ln y
fu grt nit nf tho hand. III ll,r i!crnlscr: nnd.
moreover. that tho i'cnusylsnnln !sntEroNd nave
s9lctl Gourmet which provides Tor ~ lntef.
rfnIRt Of trl,t.Iu bctwputl tho two runts md tho
Wabash.
, 1881-06-09

u. &. tlatr}I Jnar* sslmonh ssFaus to NJ. y. IN,
WEST nrllry LIMITS WIrIIIN lAllt IN akVEN
lttLE~ ur 1tlE thI'HT-nns'aE
ljuctn,tn st. a " e,,r nf Cortland. = I. 4.tkl9t
II. DATED Juno t.. j. tlhnthlc&hn tu w, H. c,o
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-02-03
ACCIDENTS AND CASUALTIES.

Robert Gordon's dry goods store, at Oswego,
N. Y, was burned. Loss, $55, 600; insurance,
$43, 900.
A fire broke out in Powers grocery store at
Wooster, Ohio, and destroyed all the buildings
between the hotel and Exchange bank. Total
loss, $25, 900; insurance $4,000.
John Welsh, engineer of the transfer steamer,
Gen. Pierson, at Memphis was engaged in oil
ing machinery in the wheel-house, his foot
slipped and he fell, striking his head against
the wheel, and was knocked into the river, and
when taken out was dead.
E. W. Ford, in the employ Of the Minneapo-
lis & St. Louis Railroad company at Fort Dodge,
was in the act of repairing a car when a Des
Moines Il Fort Dodge train backed up, caught
him between the cars and crushed him. He
leaves a wife and four children.
The saw-mill and stave factory at Macua,
Wis, belonging to Weiklejohn, Hatton 4 Co.,
were burned to the ground. The loss is esti-
mated at $15, 900, with an insurance of 49,
500 on. the buildings. There was $50: 900
worth of stock near the mill, which was saved.
The destruction by fires in New York, last
year averaged about $265,7S6 per month.
The number of fires in $780, was 1888; the
losses So, l SO, 44O, and the insurance SIG,
4O3,27S. In 1879 the number of fires was
1,551, tho losses So, gu, $50, and the insur-
ance T21 sol ,71O.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-02-03
CAPT. EADs is still pushing his sehem

CAPT. EADs is still pushing his scheme
for ship railway across the isthmus.
Though it is pronounced not feasible by
the best authorities, he claims that it has
advantages over all others. John Roach,
the great shipbuilder- says: "A ship OF
steamer of large dimensions cannot in safe
ty be taken out of the water with cargo on
board, as there would be great danger Of
injury to the hull, and consequently cannot
be safely transported with cargo on ship
railway In addition to the above, Admiral
Ammen quoted the following as condemn
ing the Eads plans: Harlem, >Wallings-
worth & co. and Pusey," Jones & Co. of
Wilmington, Del, the Continental works of
New York, and James Parker of the Amer
lean Shipmasters' association of New York,
Lieut.. Commander Gorringe, U. S. n,
who brought the obelisk from Egypt and
set it up in Central Park, denounces the
scheme of Eads as a humbug.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-02-03
Tree Planting in Minnesota.

An adjourned meeting. of the Minnesota For
estry association was held in the house Of rep
1esentatives Tuesday evening, President Becker
in the CHAIR for the purpose of discussing a
bill-which was to have been drafted-prepara
tory to presenting it to the legislature, Oh the
subject of state aid for the encouragement OF
tree planting in this state. The bill had not
been perfected, and the association adjourned
until February l, after hearing and discussing
report from MI: Leonard B: Hodges, recon-
mending the establishment Of forest tree nurse
ries, under the direction of the state. The com
mittee recommended that one section OF the
land owned and controlled by the state, be re-
served from sale fort purpose, in each Of the
following counties: Big Stone, Traverse, Ste
vens, Grant, Wilkin, Rock, Mobiles, Pipestone,
Cottonwood, Yellow Medicine, Murray, Swift,
Redwood, Lac qui Parle, and Lyon. The alb
sence of nearly all the members Of the legisla~
ture from the meetings was very much regret
ted They are in evident need of instructions
from their constituents, many of whom are
vitality interested III the question.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-02-03

THE pushing of railroads far in advance
of population is topic in the Springfield
Republican, which shows that while New
England, the middle States andthe Atlantic
coast have only about 1-2 miles of railroad
to every 1000 population, the Pacific States
have three miles, ar d the new Northwest
four miles to only 1000. The Republican
says thata country which is absorbing 500, 900
yearly in immigration, and nearly 100000
more by natural increase, can afford to lay
track ahead of settlement; but if railroad
building goes on at the present rate, there
is time not far ahead when track-la laying
will have to wait for population to catch up.