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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-05-04
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Equal to any other Watch sold for
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Under a particular arrangement
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This is Watch which stands high
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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-05-04

IF you want to get the best sewing ma
chine in the market, try the Light Running
Domestic, for sale by Mrs. M. w. COOLEY
Every machine warranted. Dec. 49,
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-05-04

IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS SPECIAL IN
JUDGEMENTS are offered you by the BuRLINc-
TON ROUTE. 1t win pay you to read their
advertisement to be found elsewhere in this
issue. March16 ION
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-05-04

We print an advertisement of a remedy
for Malaria, Chills and Fewer, &c, - M"ore's
Pilules." They are good thing no doubt
about it they never could have obtained the
reputation they have if it were not SO. A
word is sufficient
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-05-04

--Debeiges, all wool filling. are being sold
at l24 cts, reduction Of 81 cts. from last
years. price, at Van Horn's. M 80
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-07-28

among tho negroes OF Orabgeburg county,
3. o by the shooting OF President Garfield,
the Charleston News and Courier says, and
there Is oven disappointment at the prospect
of bis recovery. Tho very fact that tbs
white people were so prompt In their OK
pIessions d. regret and indignation s"ecis TO
bave aroused the suspicious Of the freedmen.
This Is supposed 10 indicate the alteration Of
tbs negroes for General Grant.
There was an old man living In Ale' lu-
dria whose personal history, would maxi 80
interesting volume, no ia highly educated
and most pleasant and interesting coDver-
tioDalist. He il living the life or n hermit,
but none but himself knows why. Ito is the
son of f.rmer attorney general of Mary
land, and member of q democratic presi-
dents cabinet and WAS himself AT one time
comm onweahh's Attorney for ono of the
richest counties in the state.
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wOK ISL NJ.
WoRTHAM, July "a, 1881

woRTHAM, July "a, 1881.
Correspondence of the HERALD:
Mr.. Jim Anderson went to Walker MI,
ler's last night and paid him three hundred
and thirty dollars for cattle. Walker Miller
locked the money up in his trunk and put
the key in his pocket Anderson and Miller
loon went to bed in the house. Mr.. A., see'
NO man in the door, aroused Miller, who
discovered hi, money was gone. Pursuit was
made without effect.
Mr.. Dave Berlersop, one Of our most subs
stsntal citizens, died to-day of black jaun-
dice,
Hon. @. L. Watson, of Fairfield, spent
several days here on visit to relatives.
The weather is decidedly showery, and the
bottom planters are cheerful.
Grass is green on the prsiries again, and
the hay cutters are making ready to cut as
soon ss the showers are over.
Camp meetings IRE to be found in every
direction; preachers generally are having a
good time.
MrJ Barbee has carried three balls of lead
in bis lungs since the war. They are just
now exciting serious disturbance, threatening
his life. He will get the benefit of the late
land donation.
Good fruit is scarce. The late rains are
in time to save the late peaches. Melons are
abundant and cheap.
John Shelton was to-day bitten by water
mockash while trying o get fish on hook
hung in the brush in the lake.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-07-28

Correspondence of the Herald.
DENTON, July "a, 1881.
We will have no Dallas train in TO dav, it
will be here at 10 o'clock tonight, therefore
we will miss one issue of the HERALD, but of
course we cannot help these things. | would
suggest that you would try and talk engine a
little through the columns of your valuable
paper, as 1t is not only Denton that is suffer.
ing in consequence OF the ire gularily of the
the trains on the Dallss d Wichita, but
Dallas also, and you will feel it sorely this
fail, if it is not remedied, for it will turn
large shipment of cotton to Fort
Worth and cause more purchases
to be made there. The matter should be
canvsssed in some way so that we will not be
dependent on broken down and worn out
engine this fall and winter.
Denton needs hotel building worse than
anything else. 1t lie 10 be hoped that some
of our enterprising citizens will look 10 1t and
build one.
We are now having heavy wind storm
from the north "A o'clock p. M and the APP
pesrances are favorable for rain. Ii has
been quite warm to-day. the thermometer
being little the rise Of 100 in the coolest
places.
A large shipment Of cstee wss made here
this morning. Denton is becoming quite
center for stock shipments as We are favora-
bly, situated, with plenty of water and grass
nesr by. We sre destined to be one of the
largest slipping points in porth Texas for
live STOCK, ard also for cotton, wool and
hides
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-07-28
TRADE TOPICS.

The hay harvest has com mei ced In Indiana
and the farmers ire well satleneu, as Tie
yield Is excellent 1t Is fear d that snould
ihore be 10 ain within the next ten days the
corn cop Will tuffer much. 1t Is now quite
pr. mlsiIg The oat crop Is rather poo, ana
tn, vie d will be light.
The l wa farmers expect to have an eX-
cellent cora crop thi. year, except In those
portions visited by hail-etorMs recently
VIII 70 the yieid Will be scarcely ha an
Nv rage he wheat crop is now being haI :
vested and Will sUe, q fair d erage. Oats, bar
ley an other cops Will be fdlly up 10 The
In lsSo the New England states produced of
wheat L. 27. l3i bushels m ddle states a.. 1885,
965; southern states, 49, $40 4o9; western states,
312,,47,5l3 Otc m he production was /" the
oruer owe, as follows: s.444 1926 40j 60 U3G;
80 1852; 1908 Is ,o2s. That Is. ME west RI
ates produces over thu ee-fourths of the corn
and heat crops of the United States
The follJwiu hgu. ea are from an Mcial re-
port and shows W rye ~ ne SHEEP iudus-
traiiau Land company owI 300 0OO hep; Mr..
Robert Campbell 1856 90 sheep; Mr.. GeUr 9
Henry Mooi G, 10 900 shesp; Me SIS. i,Mge.fy q
20. los oDsheep; Messrs u ~ n 90 Me,"i 81
- lillian Robinson, 81, 900 sheep; SIR Cracrof.
Wilson Il, O0J sheep; MIR X tch.n, ~, COO theep,
and Mr.. m Mclean, $4,000 sheep
r1e New York hop market is IN active, both
exporters and brewers noidipg of, and pric es
main n)minally as {, fore. The crop re.
ports, upon which the inters So OF 4 callers al d
consumers are largely conferred, are vsrlsple'
aud the we ght OF testlmon. inclines To a re-
ducrd yield suill 1t is too early to reach a
r. liable conclusion. Receipts for tn W elk.
4S2 bales, making o tital Ell CO september /,
1851, 92. 9i4 do. ag inst 80 402 do to 81 me date
,rts .son. There have been no export cleai
anc, this week.
Advices frs m the blackberry crop In North
Carolins are unisvoI able. The bushes we G
dam AGED q great deal ny cod weather during
the winter, ald IL IL said there will be OnlS
about one-quarter oftae u'u,l yield. Tenbes.
zee promises an sveragp crop, aud In re VIII
probably be more thau the usu-l quantiiy
marketed from that STATE, Tor the per cent. 81
the crop dried has b en Increasing steadily 1or
the last few years.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-07-28
MISCELLANEOUS.

A son of Hugh McCulloch hiss been pros
pectiDg for mineral lands in Buckingham,
Va.
Cedar Keys and Ocals, Florida, are said %
be outstripping any towns in the state In
growth and enterprise.
Chalmers. who has been making aas- ns
the.dog's back fight against Lamar, recei cd
severe setback at Vlcksburg.
Down in Dixie they are prsisine Kantu ky
for fasting and praying. The Kentuci an
who tasted and prsyed is yet to be ht I'd
from.
Quite number of southern exchanges
have published Jere Blacks reply to IDger-
soil. They have failed entirely TO publish
what Bob says.
During q recent entertainment at Norfolk,
w., the boy orator, j. Harry Shannon, of
Manchester, made decided hit by recIting
Senator Mahone's "Ben Till speech" in tbs
senate.
The colored people of Nashville have
formed a society for the suppression of mis-
cepenation. Il Is said that the society has so
far caused the arrest of eight persons charged
with this offsnse.
Hon. Ethel Barksdale, candidate for gov
ernor of Mississippi, says he Is not In sym
psthy with little "BLnnie" Chslmers IN bis
feeble aid futile efforts 10 defsme and de-
preciste Senator Lamar.
The improvement Of the president 90
alarmed bis physicians that they determined
10 turn barber loose upon him. The bar
Der did the business, ard st last accounts the
doctors were correspopdingly hsPpy.-Atlsn-
"a Constitution.
Alderman Dug-er vifited The Chattanooga
hospital and found one man there, who wss
afflicted only with. the itch another man
had been there two weeks simply with the
stomach ache. he alec found womsn
there, whom he learned was visited nightly
By men.
Chattanooga Times: The gentleman who
attempted 70 dish up for the Louisville
Commercial The Cole bsr quet At The Stanton
house, given Thursday, July Is, in honor Of
Governor Brown and his party, must hsve
attended and psrtsken exclusively OF the
seductive liquids. The account is msudlin
Or iDoohese nt
While the president vas lying. IN his bed
suffering from q w uld-be tssss.in's wound,
sDd unaware Of what was going on OUTSIDE
of bis tick-room, be became the owner OF
quite . large farm IN AieEaDdrIs county,
Virgins. within view OF the vh'te houss,
vhsch whs bought IN By his agent 20 save q
mortgage held b. General Garfield and Jere
Blsck.
A Ihlls girl named Msloomh. Tvirg 10 The
nsiehborb0od Of De Hill, Virginia. vent
oui 70 the woods 10 play, scc5mpsnied By
hsr dog. one day list vetk. uhen she sud
denly came upon q Buubef 81 vilo furkeis-
The dog gave chsse. snd, IN ne sfngst q
vsrv l-rgs gobblCr perCbsd uron ieice.
Tbs lirls hsroiDs ssiEsi u from belovs
drrEssd ITO ths ground and b1rs = hunns "
trionph. TIE turEsy vslzbso aDoui tEs1iy
pounds
LSsls irts-sa and sympsfhy vsrs srOussa
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-07-28
City Court.

Van Randall, profsne and obacene Ian
guage; continued.
Lucy Moore, profspe and indecent Lam
guage; continued.
Salie Brown, same charge; continued.
Wesley Thompson, intoxicated; feed So.
A. NJ. Buchanan, Intoxicated; fined S.
Sucky Beason, indecent language; fined 50.
JAS. MAILER, carrying slung shot; disA
charged.
Andy Kilker intcxicsted; fined SIS.
Tom Clark, abusive iai gusge; tiDed 80. -,
JEFF. Willis, profanity and vulgsrity; fined
So
J1o Clark. intoxicated; fined SIS.
w, l., King, carrying pistol; continued.
Andy Klthran, intoxicated; fined So.
ID N. Coke, intoxicated; bond forfeited and
alias Issued.
r. Q. Baker, committing nuisance by
keeping deco opposed meat in house, and tack
ing green sheep skins on bis wall; discharged.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-07-28
CORSICANA.

Correspondence OF the Herald.
CoRsrcASA. July %, 1881.
The water works question Is quiet for the
time being; II is to be hoped the council
will mske some move at their next meeting.
The sale OF lots at Purdom is advertised
by posters TO take place Angus, 4th. Purdom
is the first station on the st. Louis d Texas
railway, east of this piece.
Extensive preparations have been made
for entertaining Parsons brigade at their
reunion which takes place here the % OF
of August, next.
The new court house IL rapidly nearing
completion. Inside blinds hsve been put TO
ell the windows, ard when furnished IL will
rival anything Of the kind in the state.
There is some talk Of holding an iDdigns-
ton meeting cenfufing the seton OF Gov
erpor X ,berts on the thanksgiving question.
The district court IL still grinding on civil
cases.
A new hotel is being erected near the
Central depot Mr.. CieyslsDd, Of Dallas,
will oficiste &c "mipe hos"
Temperstur. lO6 9 In the shsde yesterday;
highest 10 day 81
As freight train No. was running into
town Yesterday morning. one Of the cars in
the middle Of the train struck broken rail,
throwing FIVE cars from The track. No one
vas injured and no delay. crushed 70 the
regulsr passenger trsin-
A delightful rain set In early this morning
and continued until p. m. doing world
Of good 70 cotton end crops generally.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-07-28
DOLBY SPA
ESTRAYED.


w. J.. Ferguson es rays before George Rob-
ertson, one bay or brown horse, ABOUT Is
han, nigh, alb ut year old, both hin1 feet
. hite, STAR IN fnrphead, branded II on LETT
shoulder; lue 40.
He nv Steil estr, va before G orge Robe rtsou
one LrOwn msIe, IA hands high. small BIZ " in
tie f,ce, lightly saddle marked, short In front,
8 yesr old last hsy, brsnded. IF on left
should r; value 40.
phil Dasis strays before r. Blewltt, jus
&c OF the D ace, one brown horse mule, IA
years old, a hands h gh, branded on left
shoalder O 4. Value a..
W. E. Fisher trays beforeJ. A. Lindsay,
justice of the peace. 6hnrsts as fillows one
Drawn maze about 10 har d high, ears old,
knot on boulder, star 10 for head, and no
b ands One hay maze, IAN hsnds high, 10 or
IL yesrs old bra ded 20 on ths right shoulder
a d right jaw. One eurreI mar. or years
years ola, lax hands hiah, tight
hind 1901 wLite and itar in the forehe ID.
One sorTel yearliBg oily, no brands. One
ne bay pony mare, about Is haIds eh.
YEARS Odd and bt and ed tius on left thOu der, r.
One gay 10 are, 10 h sds high br n. ed 'hus
on left shoulder, r 7, age unknown. Nalue
John II ID derson estrays before 10. II. Stew
ar, justice Of the peace. one large gray horse,
TIRE YEAR. Ga Las, sr1E spoas Il hI5as
Valued at So.
John A Lynch. estrays, before W. II. Price,
iustice Of tn peace, o0e bty mare, IL yesrs
OH IA hands b On, blind IN left eye, banded
Il " n LEFT shoulder. Value va.
One bay mare y year o. y. y. 5sSas n'sn'
one roam mare. years old, 70 hands high,
branded W on len thigh and lett hip. value
s2a.
b. 40 led on each thigh, aud 6inveried on the
one Tray stallion mule. 8 years old, Islands
hish. branded on eecb Jaw. NalnesbJ.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-07-28
A thens.
Special TO this Herald.

Special to this Herald.
Athens, July 90 "A railroad meeting was
called at the courthouse yesterday for the
purpose of taking measures to secure the
right-of-wsy and depot grounds for the
Texas Trunk railway. Mr.. John w.
Mcdonald was appointed committee in
conjunction with Mr., Vanstone, right-of-
way egent for said road, to secure the right
of-way through the county, and NJ ssrs. j.
j. FAUX, j Richardson, A. j. Wilkinson
and s. Jones, as committeeman TO procure
donations WorN on said road is progress
ing rapidly between Kaufman and Athens
A lively interest is manifested in the road
by the citizens OF this place. Athens
has been lying in obscurity heretofore,
and not known to the outside world, but
sine has bright future ahead.
The weather continues hot, with no ram.
Crop prospects are rather discoursging.
We are glad to know the HERALD is re-
ceiving favor with the people of our town,
and we think when the railroad line is
opened through to Corsicana, we will get it
on ssme day of publication.
The action OF Lv,etner Roberts IN re-
fusing t, participate in q national day Of
Thanksgiving, is publicly denounced in this
county.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-07-28

FLOUR - We quote City Mills from old
XXX, 2 81; Choice, IS O5; To- ily, none.
Imported: Xxx, per cwt 50 20; xxx, 50 20
Kx1X2 so Fancy, 5. 40 to go; Patent, s4.pO.
Ryn-Scarce We quote per Dbl. Ss.
BAnI.EY- Scarce; good demand, pc.
BBAN-We quote at $50.
QprtsY BAes-Second-han In good order, 8
cents piece.
Conn NEAL--Her cwt, .l5.
OATS 33 "a 50.
WnnAT. NO old, quiet, We quote 60 to 75;new
SOC a. 81 co
CoaN--4O to 40 cents, loose eer.
HAY-Pruiris loose from wagon, &c to Is per
ton; Aiiiett, none on market. From srorer
prairie baled BIS asr ten; Prairie baled In COR
OTIS. tl2 90 per ton free on hoGld.
We qooIe: Chopped corn, per 100 pounds
81; chopped corn end ct is, per 100 pounds
81 5O chopped barley 100 pounds, 81 70
crushed corn and cob, Ter 100 pounds, zoe
orn bran, per lCt p ands, SOci S ssoo,
cream meal, 81 80; tine bolted meal, per
b ashel, 800. hominy, per 100 pounds, S2,
3rtts, per 100 pounds, % %; corn flour, per 100
u.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-07-28
STATE SPECIALS.
san Antonio.

Special to the Herald.
San Antonio, July 2b.-SheriG Barber,
OF Hayes county. ,olegraphs that he has
arrested five Mexican horse thieves wanted
here. The stolen horses were In their pos
session.
Isabel Rodriguez, II years old, living a
few miles from the city, was n victim Of light
ing fire with kerosen oil. She was burned
terribly and died In few hours. Two
sisters who went to her assistance were also
burned badly, one thought fatally. II
happened last Saturday evening, and the
body WAS brought to the city Sunday for
burial.
OILY five deaths last week.
A family scandal case from the Palander
settlement occupies the attention of the
court,
II. b. Boer, advocating Houstons claims
for the medical department OF the state
university is here.
Palmer Sullivan, rallrosd engineers, ar
rived al Fredericksburg Saturday. Tuey
were given grand reception and enter
taiRment by Burners men, who are very
anxious tor railroad connections.
Great anxiety is felt here i regard TO inc
presiderts condition. All kinds OF sensa-
tionsl rumors were sfost yesterday,
Several more infants have been added to
the juvenile burglar gang.
Edward Kotulas' store was
entered and robbed Sunday in broad day light.
About SIS worth of property was taken.
No arrests. The entrance was made from
the pavement CRATE,
Sheriff Banlon, of Bell county, was in the
city yesterday and arrested Il. l. Pinckney
on the charge of giving limo checks on the
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe railroad at Bel
ton. Pinckney came here few days ago
with courtesan, aud registered at the prin-
ciple hotel as George Adams" aud wife, of
Brennan. He served Two years in the peri
Tertiary for a similar otfense. They leave for
Bolton in the morning.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-07-28
Colorado city.

Special to the Herald.
Colorado City, July % Mr.. j. B. Will
son, prominent stock man of Dallas,
shipped eleven carloads of cattle from this
place Saturday. He asserts that there will
be twelve thousand head shipped from here
this season. The railroad company will
enlarge their stock pens ard put in sidipgs
10 accommodate shipments.
Theirs is considerable activity here in real
estate and buildings. The Texas " Pacific
company have disposed of sixteen Ioss II the
las, two weeks, and will sell about twenty
more in the next ten days. Several hand
some residences are going up in town. Mr.
]. a. Shannon will begin building a two
story hotel next week. A substantial and
commodious school house will also be
erected coon.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-07-28

NJ Lyceum hall Tonight. IIe advocates
Thofp SpriDg', Hood comfy, for tho loca
ton of the literary department He wa
very severe upon what he termed tho obscu-
iity OF Austin's claims.
. The pbysicians OF this city
conferred with DIR. Il. A
Bryan, nj tho Cotton Exchange, THE
evening, for tho purpo-e of formulating to
tn medical men Of Texas, advocating HCus.
toms claims for tho medic department Of
the university, from professional stand
points.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-07-28
DALLAS raICE CURRENT.
miscellaneous srocors' stock.

miscellaneous srvcors' stock.
PorAr Es-Old per bu, n. minzl new $3.50
"a, barrel.
ON Hs-t6 80 per barrel.
kIoa-Whoiosale ~ 70 N.
aALr-In barrel, s2.6O Liverpool In n cks,
Q 1905
Trade Marx SIS Cream lOh, GingSr Snaps ht
soir~Olive, fxc. perpound, BlueIDdis Oh
to6k. eatipet, $50. TO $50. Eureka Man
ufaoturins COMPANY Cyclone, SIS Pale Olive,
8; Extra olive, ~ cents per pound.
BEArs-Oto6c. per psuno.,
CArDLns--star. full vi l4to l4H.
CHxHsn-None In martet.
Honry AMP Gmrs-sb0ss. rs per barrel.
DmEp PEAoBKs-Unpeeied sc, -shpeeled II
coII ofi-Belov are revised quotations: ITO
deg. y. test: In barrels Is cents; casee, " %
o.oTus Prs-Round. o5ci spring, 100 per
oox.
dssss; twozhocp pals " 10. thrss-hoop, a. 50.
TU1s-Three nest, h .soesz.sO; eight nest
rs, No. 1, % 30 per dozen; Ne. ?. e.soi No.
wlsHro.zps-wsod, u.s, nine, s1.soI ssv
VIII BUcssr.-ss.s ses4 80 Der dozen.
PovpER-ss. 05 per keF Of 2e pounas; l9k DO
O. 81 81 do, q DO blasting kess, $50
sHof-Drop, bag Vi. 20 ~ euo, 49, 49,
g 80; kits, II psunds, a. No srrels, y:
CxrpT-snck, u 20 l4e. pound Fancy, 10
Do,,oc,tr,,sd. o. .7saN.0
Ror.-sissi, X IN. basis, lose; cotton, -e9rce
VrrraAn-Per g.llon, 10gpc. Apple, no.to1
WnArFIre PArsn-Ras and straw, Sc. oc.
s1AncH-k0f3fc.
Juss-ws epoi. II 70 z oenis pr ss,lon ,or
sstsd. croofs IA 70 Il cents per E.hon iof
PrTsvkr-lst 20 lse perTb.
TALIow--In bal, f1fs IN cake, be Per ID.
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A usttn.
Special to the Herald.


Austin, July 25.-The Sabine Pass Wharf
and Warehouse COMPANY fled charter to-
day; capital stock SIS 0000 The directors
are B d. Crary. A. III. Veile and f. @. NJ.
Reynolds, of Jefferson county, and Augustus
Koun,zer and @ II. HOLSTER, of New York.
Herman Hoppe was arrested here for con-
cesling stolen horse. He waived an exams
nstion to,day and gave bond in the sum of
five hundred dollars.
Adiutant General King is expected to
arrive in few days His appointment is
regarded with disfavor by the advocates of
frontier protection.
Lieutenant Neville, of the frontier bsttsl-
ion, writing under date of July 10, reports
much lawleseness in Pecos City. Ga the
2O!h ult., Desperate named Venable shot
into Csptsin Neviile's camp, one ball missing
by few feet sleeping ranger. who returned
the fire. shooting the pistol from Venable's
hand. Venable was arrested, but was sub
sequently turned loose, there being no
magistrate closer than Ten miles.
Indians are reported in Pecos county.
Adjutant General Kings resignation as q
member of tho Seventeenth Legislature has
been received.
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Very little OF importance was done In this
line to-day.
Wheat was in good receipt and sold at former
prices.
The New York Pr duce Exchange Weekly
says: .
an und ateImin ed and undeter liable quar-
titv. The prospective outcome or California
u Oregon, and the improveme OF tbe WIN
ter wheat crop In the states oil ONO, inulnha'
M. CHI gan and ii .inols, indicate ina the crop
states in 1881, If favorable weather Tor ma,ur
ity md harvest shall prevail and be continued
,ill housed, will not be more than ~, w OV' 10
40, 90 900 bushels lt IS than the output OF
the crop Of 1850, with Wis bic supply
on t is coast of o d " heat ON July or aDous
1880 900 buthels. and 25,GO0,oU " ooO,-
ono bushels OF od wheat on July /, 1851 IN I'M mi
ifornla and Oregon L. addition 10 ne ~ lSfe re-
unknown quantity Of old wheat In The hanas
of the grove y ana midd.emen Toe r. celptS
of Old wheat at western lake poIts axe how
about 0OO bushels psr week me oIu
crop of ~ ring wheat will continue 70 move
during July and August, and this moVeinsht
viii probiy exec u 90 eco bushels 70 that IN
July there W.T. still re be tweeu 80 QUO 900 ana
so OO0, 900 nushel' of old wheat In tbs country,
wuich is m re IN IN the Probable aenclency III
lhe crop Of II 1881.
Corn is rather quiet an d un changei.
Oats are weaker in tone, but former quo
tations ere maintained. Receipts to-day were
moderate.
Flour is firm ani In good demand The
stock on har Is how amp.e for all local and
shipping purposes.
Butter and eggs are unchanged.
Fruits and vegetables are in good supply
and generally lower to sell.