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The state OF Trade.

This being the last day of the month, We
monthly pass-book ana buyer were q tribe
acsrce Around provision dealers. They pre-
ferred to gnaw on yesterdays scraps and
leayinga. Orders for goods not In
stock were held over until TO-.
morrow morning bright and early, unless
their authors expressed urgency. but Ga. III
buyers dsdn't trouble themselves with this
kind OF figuring ana bought what they wanted
oil the same. There was moderate run
Of business after oil. It was beautiful tay, the
receipts Of cotton footodup 100 bales, and that
OF corn and oats fair. Visitors from tho csun.
try were few compared with'last Saturday and
Friday. Thoy have plenty Of work to koep
thom In the country ct this time.
Meats aro nominal. Consumers rebe
Against present prices Of western cured, pass II
by and pick up fresh beef,
pork and nuttcn because they arc
cheaper. The market Is pronounced steady by
holders. Western holders are very anxious to
sell, but Texas buyers are thinking the matter
over and In no disposition to be In a hurry.
It's no use.to hurry through life, any how.
Corn 800, With more sellers thsn buyers
Receipts moderate.
One lot Of oAts reported sold At 40, grade moi
tivsn.A We have no reason to-say from thai
prime ~ cheaper than last week, $50.
~ " butter = 10 The markst u quits
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bare. Yesterday, Sunday, IL was feld at soc
rom wagon. The market ia too irregular to
quote. The deia and is twenty times In excess
OF the supply.
Eggs 10 cents from first hands. The sup
ply is far ahead of the 'mand. Rstsilers are
paying and . ceats and selling by the single
dozen at TO-.
Potatoes ara in active demand for seed
Values are So as to 80 70 per barrel and 81 So to
81 40 per bushel.
Flour is quiet. That Is, II is the same old
Geven-and.,ix, or rather ten and hftocn for
fancy family. Stocks are ample 10 meet the
trade.
Wool merchants had fair ran this cool
rning. In the norther yesterday home
stocks became exhausted and had
to be replenlshed to-day. They were sitter
in prices and not willing to full from 80 to 81 60
rather than miss sale, which was their
"normai' condition last week.
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MONEY AND TRADE.
YESTERDAYS MARKET SITUATION.
A BETTER Financial Fecling-COtton
Firmer All Round With Futures
UP Twenty Points-Provisi0ns
stsady--GralD Irregular
Country Produce NOmi-
ual-- Trade Moderate.
DALLAS, MONDAY AFTERNOON.
February IS, 1881.

This 10 the last OF February. Take 1t all anu
all II has been Il right good month for business.
1t begun ugly aud duh, and toward the middle
the days frightened and continued TO grow
better until now. Work of all ki ads was re-
sumed In town and country. Plowa started and
80 did trowel plumb, hold and level, saw,
chisel, plane, axe and augur. This music al
ways sets trade to dancing, and whom 1t stops
business stops, and when 1t starta traffic takes
thedoor for whatever antlc the music demands,
q shuttle, quadrllc, rtil, pigeon-wing, or
highland fling.
A little northern spent the day with us sun
day, was at breakfast, attended divine SER
vice, tarried during the afternoon, and went 10
bed with us, bu. II lef. esrly this morning, left
us a delightfully."- cool, pleasant and dry day.
The mercury did not getbolow 40 and OF noon
to-day was above 7O'. streets are dusty,
roads dry, hard, firm and never In better
cona ition for country ocomotlon and COM
merco, Plum trees are beginning to bloom,
and in few hours more tho peach Will bios
som. Martins and other spring birds We're
singing in The air this morning. Its too risky
to pronouncs the death knell Of wintsr just
yet.
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Frnit and NaeB.

We make the following quotations;
OatNGSs- Valencia per cQHe, sl@l0; Sicily,
per box, 50 75to d;Lodsiana per bbl., 81 j0GS.
LliaoNs--Sicily per box, "a 30.
GRAPEs--MalGga per Dbl, 81 10 10; per hall
Dbl, none.
PEARS California per box, none
EUTs--AiAonds a0G2lc. pdr pound: Brazil
l0@--; hlegts ltQ--; english WGlauts,
mono; Uhesmuts, imported, 90 italian
95; peanuts, Tennessee red, 6; cocoanu;a
per hundred 40 30.
FiGs--ln rs lb boxes, per ID, 10.
Por CoRw--pri2e packages, per half gross,
~ Is.
Reconsideration layer, now, per box, IS 20;
iaYer, new, per box, 81 G5.
BANANAs-Per bunch, n0ns.
ApPLRs-Fancy per bbl, 81 90; choice
SO 70; dried. per Id, So 20 exc.
PorAT0Es--Per Dbl, 50 bOtog37j.
ONIoNs--per bbl, So % TO 90 Is.
GARLlC-Per string, nore,
KRAUr-Por Dbl, sl3; haf Dbl, s. 80.
CnEEsE--New York factory, per ID, l5i
western, 10.
CABBAGEs--Per crate, 81 80 to IS.
VINEGAR-Pure apple, per gallon, zoe.
DATHs--ln trails, per Id, 90.
CuRRAaTs-7}a@SEc.
n, PRUNRs--9c.
PEcANsPer ID, 6H; retail per bushei loose
So, s. 10 to 81 %; sacked ~ 10, 81 rs.
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CaANBamugs--52 1868 per bushel.
RIoH-- Wholesale % 70
SALr--ln barrel, 81 60. Liverpool IN
AZ cbs,$ l6o' Rock u 80 Fer SncE
CHAoKns--Sods, XXX, Gj X&XN
to SIS; Trade Marh, Il Cream s, ClngNr
snaps 90 30 10.
lRAD--i16C per 10.
Soar olive. sac, porpoundi Blue India. 64
& Co.'s Da'as SOAP Works: Pale Olive, 6G;
Cambria, 90 per pound, Eureka Manufacturing
Company; cyclone, j}a' Pale Olive, 3; Extra
owe, az cents par pound,
BEAHa -4k,t0ilic. per pound.
CASDLEs--Star, ipli VITA. light VT IL.
CuRNsI:-- 'le.W bpliug lie; Factory II.
noMINY AND Gglrs-.S5D35.2 per barrel.
SAuER l68Aur -Vor haif BARREL Il 10.
PorAToEs-p3 20 to 81 20 per barrel. In saekb
~ 81 per husha.
Dmrb --unpeeed Sc, peeled lie
SWEET porATos5--Gjc per Ou7h0l.
| sCoAL OlLs-iicloW are revived quotations 70
9. trst: in barrels "a cents cases, u 90.
CLoTHrs prNs--lound, G)oi Hprlng, % .OOper
uoS.
llEAN,pes.-.5; bu3hel, Iron bound, 90 30 per
dozen tgO-honp pals, n 10; tbvee-h0op, $3.50.
TUns--Ihrpe nest, q! 3lG&a.tp; eight nest
.2Si No. !, 80 80 per dOzeni No. 2, 1885, No.
WAsppoAps--wo a.S5, zinc, 100; New
Sra, a. 6p8sl10.
WslL paGrETa-9'. easl75 per dozen;
PowuGH--5j,O gCr kcg of % p1ugta; l2A do
$780, Ca do, q 81 blasting keg0, gi'2G.
sEOg---Orop, hay, ya.t5, babS " 40.
MAUKERELr-NU. hluelB, $40; hAlf-harre,a,
$3.50; klts, - poundg, 81 No. barrels, 50.
CASpY-.StoS, l2Iic. - pound. Fancy, 10
10 &c.
Concentrated. S2.65j0e3 rs.
kOrv-.SlsGi, 4, In. bssls, l0hc; cotton, acc.
VuyEGAR-Per gallon, 2u@dJc. Apple, 20c.
WRAPPING PApSR-,hag and Straw, SOC. G0o.
SrAnCR-iG@4%c.
TOBACCO .-loriilard's bullion srade, 50 eli.
rngg, dnM.
JUGs--We quote IA to II cents per gallon for
glazed. Crooks Ii to Il cents per gallon for
glazed.
BEEswAX-l5 to lSc per 10.
TALLow--ln barrel, AZ IN cake, sc per 10.
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Building Bacterial.

BMCK--At the kilns 81 10 to $40.
SIosE--Atth the Dallas quarries 80 por cubic
foot. Laid In wall lie.
LuMREr-Native rough pine l20 per thousand;
Dressed on one aide, S22 5O; Flooring, tongue
ed and grouVed, Sa5; 1reasca Notwithstanding,
9I5 Three-oighth tonguod aud grooyed ceiling,
on 80.
SmNGLss-Cypress - per thousand; Native
pine, sap, g3; do hegri SO 49,
4 LATus-- SIS 90 peg thousand
CRMEgT-- Fort soft, per bGr, rs; sROG-
epdale, G3 %; IOuisVille, Pert land
30.
PLASTER or PARIs--per barrel, 81.
HAm--Pe pound, INC.
CEMRNr ELuEs Il inch, % cents; Z inch, 10
cents; G inch ceiling joint, 81; inch cap, 100;
Inch Getting joint 4 10; inch cap do, 600
DRAIN Pipes inch, 100 per f00ti inca,
2Gc; inch S2C; inch, 400; inch, 5Oo.
MIXED PAlNrs-Ready Tor use and all coiorg
81 50 per gallon. All the tested and etandarl
makes are on sale by Dallas dealers.
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Winas Nnd haMnnra,

ALoouoL--S2. 80 10 - 40 per gallon.
WWsKY-Sweet mash, ~ 2JGSl.50; sour
mash, 81. G0dlS5, accordlngGaage.
WINEs--C laret, In case, S3.i5&Gi; CAtawbh,
per gallon, Sl.l0@S2; Port, per gallon, 81 20 a
So; Sherry, per gallon, 81 .21@i1; Madeira, per
gallon, al.GOvDs5i White wine, in caaes, i.2g
NSl0.
CIlAMPAGNR-COok In baskets, $lS0Gl0
Heidsleck, In basket, S2S; Krug, In basket. e27;
Domestic champagne, 3l0Gl6.
ALH-Stock ale, per dozen, g .l6l3Sa so; Por-
ter, per dozen, G2Ge2.S0.
BOTTIR BRER--St. Louis quarts $40, piuts
3l2 30. Budwlser, al2, pints SIS 80.
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A Friend In Need.

Kent IL always kneadng and turns out the
best bread, the most delicious pies, cakes and
kicknacks ever concoct cd or compounded
Ia Texas.
Ho delivers bread and all he manufactures
TO any part Of the city. A household which
does not buy from Kent can never be 1, | ,py
one. \.
Leave orders at 800 Main street, al, ~
hotel, which, by the way.is y hotel trEsN
best fare In the city. TX y
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CArTLR-Comied, Sis to S22i grass 10 year
lln5s, StGSS; steers, from 20 YeHeH old,
slhcgl0; barn cows, Sl5@SlS.
Es.-Ponies and sheep S2j 20 $40. Plugs
$40 TO $40. Farm stock SIS 10 500. Harness
livery $50 TO 500. Harness fancy Si9j 10 Sl15.
Harness spans $3.50 20 500.
Mules--Rpts $50 10 SIS, Medium sos to $50.
Extra drgUght 500 TO Slj0.
HoGs--On foot, i8ihc. for inferior toprlms
porkers.
MuTroN sHEEr-They are quotable atg2 .5O@GS
NOR head
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Valuable Plantation for snle

Six hundred and eleven acres, near 400 in
cultivation; five sets OF tenant houses with
new bois dare post, plank and galvanized
wire fence. Plenty Of timber and water on
premises. Nine miles north of Dallas, about
four miles southwest of Richardson depot,
and some three miles east of Carr olton depot.
One Of tho best black land plantations in the
west. Price low; terms to suit purchaser.
For further information, apply to
DARLINGTON & UNDERWOOD.
Dallas, Texas.
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FIour, t1rain nnd iIny.

Floua - We quote City Mills from new
wheat as follows; Xxx, 60, xxx, So,
xxx, 8. 90; Choice, IS 20; family, none.
Iupoy.al' Xxx, pJr cWs $2oJ; xxx, IS 10
xxx, . 10, Fancy, 8 10 to $40; Potent, 81 o..
BYs--ln sack. 81 10.
BARLEy--65c psr bushoi sacked, loose 55c.
EhAg--Wo quote st 800.
Gu;N4 BAo5-SeCUn1-h hand IN good order, Q
cents piece.
roRN MeAL--Oh .raoE large lots 4Gc. In, the
0 sore, iobhlnglO.o bio.
UAes-- Flew Texas 100 TO IS ia wAgoui5 2 to 55
In store.
WneAr, no Sold, s5ci no 3new, s5@sGc; No
dSt O5; II new, 1880 Rejected, Gt6l7l; No
l-ade. 50 ltd5c; Msdijt5tdnean, Mo-, 81: No 8,
6a@'5c: Nicaragua, nominal, iJc, nu. not want
sd0y Texas miilers.
CoRw-- SOTO IS cents, loose esr.
HAy--PralrIa, loose from wagon, 50 to 81 per,
ton; Ahilets, do, 40 % Sii. FROM store. prairie.
haled sl3 asr ton. Ainett, Sl3. Prairie bGlsd
In Ger lots, ,sl3 per Ton free on bCald.
We quote: Chopped corn, per 100 pounds,
81; chopped corn end oats, per 100 pounds,
s6O; chopped barley, per 100 pounds, 81 25;
crushed corn aud cob, Per 100 pounds, soc;
corn bran, per 100 pounds, Soc; Graham -four,
bi; cream meal, 81 90; fine boi,ed meal, per
gushel, Acc. hominy, per 100 pounds, s2 IS
grlts, per 100 pounds, 81 IS; corn -four, per 100
pounds, y.
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OAK soLR-iEATnER--ovsr 30 lbs, 4Oc; do
under 20 lbs, SOC.
HEnLoCs SoLR-LEAruER - Beet BuAGIo
siaughter, SOC; good do, 29c; best Natemta as
DOC good do, &c; good DANCED, 2io; pOor do,
95c.
OAK HARNESS LEATGER--NO. /, iGc; do, No.
80,
HEMLocK HARNESS LEATuEa--No. /, 3s; do,
No. 2, 49,,
UrpRR-French calf, 81 rs to So; do. klp,$l II
Syel.3S per pound; American calf, soc. @Sl.Sb;
do. kip, 65c.@&l.
CoLLAns-Ducl, No. ]. per dozen, $3.50.
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PRAIRIE CHtUWgSs--WD Iu3t8 % 2jo. apieoa'
SQuiRUELs--por dozen, S0c.
CmcKkNs--We quote sass for spring; for
grown, SO 60
TuuKEYs-- w quote soc 10 81 apiece.
DuCKs-Eor tame, 20c; Wild, Is TO 200 apiece.
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BACON - Long clear sldce0 "a; short ciea,
10. Breakfast bacon ME-
OaY 5AaT---Loug clear sides, 8, snort clear
9h.
iiAns--.P Plain sugar cured, lO't; canvassed lO&
LAap-- TlerGe, ll&i hal( barrel, VA; TO IL
pals to 10 poanda l2is; 3p0unda, 10.
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Buggies, Rcds. wheels ami Poles.

wHEEIs--( Sarven. )--A wholesale, SIS per
Get, h $40. %; q eS.e5; d N.25.
SPRING WAGON BEDS. --Burr's patent, 9Pls.
90 and go for plain, 81 gle and double pan.
nels.
SHAFTS. "a u. 80, 3 $3.50.
Poles -.B CO.. A 81.
HuoarEs .--B end spring, s70i ASIDE spring,
97b. Strictly A phaetons, $50. Carriages,
s.6S. aeutlsmen's driving buggy, side bar,
lllsj top-open, Us to ISL side pring do NH 70
tl20} Jump-ur seats DO el9Sj platform spE1ng
DO, elooi 0r6e spripe do, 10.
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sgi.ses.

HIpEs--Dry llnt, ponds ana upwards, IS to
l3%cts; ry kipB, tree Of grubs, Ii @; gru0b
klps lie; wet saltod 7Hc.; green butcher
hides, 5Sc.: All damaged, wet or dry,
hall price; deer skins s0c.; eheep ekins from
oSa 6Ai,uc aath
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ausARs.--Ne quote: Powered Ia: Crushd,
l1h@tf, Granulat6d II ,Btnndayd a, l0}5'Whlte
extra g@q% extra CiO to -; Yellow 81 TO 9A
Louisiana new white clariel loo; yellow 914;
choice SIC; prime i5fc, fair nc
MoLAssEs--Lo risiana choice Coo, ,prime SIC
falr TO GOOD 41lQjOc
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GERMAN MiLLsr--Wo quotes 81 90 Der bushel
Garden, 5Ots. per paper retail. Whoslesale
* TO cents per paper.
CottOu--At the Oh Mill,'S6 per ton.
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Cast, 50 cents per hundred; stove. 70 cents;
wrought, 80 10 % cents per hundred; brass,
IS per hundred copper, 80 per hundred; zinc
and lead, IL per huudrsd.
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sroKxs-Erom 2 to 2,I inch, per set, Xxx
SAWED rKLLoEs-IN TO 2,t, % per set.
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CoYFxR--Rlo, common, dc, fair, ID; choice,
l55SGole; Lagueyra, 10; Java, 2sS30c.
IEAs--Jmporial, from 45Ss5c. per peunde
Young Hyson,. iOG6li Oolong, A5@EOo; japan,
1lglCGr
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PSAcnEs-2 pounds, 81 IS; S pounds
81 Is.
ToMAToKs-a pounds, 81 20; 5 pounds,
ri 10
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Dry bones 81 cents per hundred. Eorns from
3 TO cents PER pair, steer and OK. Cow, bull
and stag horns cents per pRic.
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CcAL.-Indian Nation, IS 80 per ton, deliv.
cred.
CoKR-5O cents per barrel.
wooD--Oak, hickoryano ash sS 80 to 80 Der
cord. Sawed stove wood Is retailing at the
rates Of IS 80 to.650 per cord.
OuARCoAL-G5 cents por barrel.
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FIsH-l2ko, per ID.
OYsrRRs--per can u cents for Baltimore, IS
Mattagordas. jper Berwick bay.
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BANK EXCHANGE.

Commercial exchange upon oil points par
OK discount.
Sterling sight "a 80 to "a 80.
B.ering, 60 days, VI 70 TO "a S..
Francs SEQ. 501 TO 3d.
Marks 90 TO 95.
Gold, silver, other than the trade dolar,par.
Trade dol ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 40 cents
MEXICAN uOilhfS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. GU
Abt lchn haiNes. ..,,,.,.....s'''.''.''.' ~
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Financial Affairs.

The local money market was serene to-day.
Little was doing over the counter save paying
cotton checks Rutes Of discount and ex-
change are unchanged. We quote;
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Bagsing and Ties.
Zones ant, Horns.

BAaaNG-Stsndar!. l0ji
ARROW TIRs--s9 u per bundle.
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TESTIMONY OF DRUGGISTS.-W hsys
been selling Swift's Syphilitic Specific 10.
years, aud regard 1t superior to anythin
known 20 science, for the diseases for which
1t Ia recommended. We have never known
of single failure.
&. j. Cassels, Thomasvillo, Ca; L. r. Greer
& Co., Forythe, Ga. Hunt, Rankin 4 Lamar.
Atlanta, Ga; Pemberton, Earnuels 4 Rey.
nolds, Atlanta, Ca Daniel IL Marsh, Atlanta,
Ca.
ATLANTA, GA, July 4, 1874
We have used switt's Syphiltic Specific in
the treatment of gonylcts for the lust year,
and beliey3IS is the only certain remedy that
win eGcc! permanent cure for diseases for
which you recommend 1t.
GRANT, ALEXANDER Co,
~ 600 reward will be paid To any chemist
VINO will find, on analysis of 100 bottles Of
y. s. g., one particle OF mercury, iodiee potss.
stun, or shy fnineral substance
Prepared only by the swift Specific com.
pany, Atlgnta. ia. Sold oy ,1eorge I. AT.
gins, Thompson, schotG s. Co., and W. H.
Patters.n.
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lsAitas HOeI Market.
Dallas Leather Market.

Fine, "a; medium, 22;s heavy, 200. Black
parry ami dirty, 8 10 10 cents OF.
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Eaas- l9cts per dozen.
BUTTKR--Northern2 % TO 2S; TeXas25c
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Mixed, 81 per hundred; cotton. waste, 81 7
or hundred.
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Liverpool spots lrmer. New York futures
advanced IS to 10 points New orleans lmer.
Dallas lrmer and good demand. We quote:
The daily gazette., 1881-10-13

the United States will bs able 10 ex-
port to June so, 1889, 150. .000, 900
bushels Of wheat. Russia promises,
on the most Trustworthy information,
to export 100, 900, 900 bushels. These
two items will about supply the re-
quired wants. Beyond this, the sur.
plus-growing regions Of Austro- Huns
gary, the Danube, Egypt, British
India, Chill and Australia are yet to
be heard from. Plainly the American
farmer should hesitate before holding
for still higher prices. For the last
four weeks the exports of corn were
8,501, 600 bushels. On October 1 the
visible supply Of corn was nearly
90, 600, 900 bushels. At last mouths
rate OF export, eight months would be
required to clear off the present visi
BILE supply. 1t is equally plain that
farmers who have corn to sell should
also hesitate before giving further
heed to the supply of the speculators
for q lise."
The daily gazette., 1881-10-13

A DECISION IN FAVOR OF della
WARES PILoy LAws.-In the Unite
States District Court for Eastern
Pennsylvania, yesterday, Judge Butler
decided that any law of Pennsylvania
designed to Interfere with pilot duty
licensed under statute of Delaware
approved April 9th, 1881, is inopera-
tive and void, and .,.at "the provi-
sions Of the Delaware statute, which
C c,ntempla,es the exclusive j jurisdiction
o-er the subject on waters within her
limits, by requiring that any p'rson
exercising the profe- e-sion of q pilot in
tha bav and river Delaware snail apply
in pers ,a to the Board of Pilot Commits.
oners Of the State of Delaware for q
license 70 entitle them to follow that
,upation, is equally imperative and
void"
The daily gazette., 1881-10-13
The New York Democracv.

In The New York Democratic Stat.
Convention yesterdav, the report Of the
Committee On Contested States wa,
'dopied, admitting only the county dele,
alton from New York city. Era,tu,
Bfoohs was ,osen permanent cbairmap
The retoluLjons adopted denounce tbe
Alleged Elec raj fraud Of 1876, and the
tssas 2ination of President Garfield: re
new the demand for the refundine o.
The national debt; declare gold and sill.
yer the true legal tender; oppo repu,
iiation in all forms; demand thorouq oil
investigation OF the Star Route and
other frauds, and reform In the civil
service, and declare for the regulation OF
common carriers. After nominating !
ticket he-ded by William PrrcelI, OF
Rochester, for Secretary of State, thu
Convention adjourned.
Daniel Manning, of Albany, wa.
unanimously elected Chairman Of tbe
New Yolk Democratic stats COMMITTEES
asst night.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-13
THURSDAY, OCTOBER "a, 1881.

RESOLVED TO OUsT SENATOR BAY
ARD The Republicans in caucus in
Washington yesterday afternoon, re-
solved by vote OF "a to 8, to offer a
resolution in the Senate declaring
Honorable David Davis President
pro tempore of tina. body. It is said
that Mr.. Davis would not give
his assent to such an act but he
would not say he would decline If
elected. Mr.. Bayard having made no
effort to secure the position will make
none TO retain 1t. On the contrary he
Is represented as saying it would be
policy for the Democrats to Join the
Republicans in making Mr.. Davis
election unanimous, provided that
gentleman would accept the Office.
Should Mr.. Davis absent himself and
not vote al all, the Republicans would
have one majority, unless some one
OF them refused to join the scandalous
coalition to oust Mr.. Bayaid.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-13
Trying to Gust Bayard.
REPUBLICAN SENATOR'S DECIDE
TO VOTE FOR DAVID DAVIS.
Counting on n Majority OF One IN
the Senate, II Mr.. Davis is Made
Pfesfdelt Pre- Tem.-Fresh
kumors About Cabinet
GhAuRea


WARRINGTON, Oct. 12.-Tbe Re-
publican Senators have been spending
most of the time to-day in trying Ia
arrange a plan by which Senator Bay.
ard will be ousIc from .he Presidency
pro tenn. OF the Se0a'e. Al er holding
caucus this mo ming, and another
this al ernoon, they have finally de-
Giued 10 make an attempt to elect
David Davis. Mr.. DAVIS himself
when approLc ed by two Repub'ican
Senators this morning and told that
their as ociate' were think ng of elect
ing him, refused to say whether be
would &C ept or lecline the Office. In
fact, he wou i not allow the subject 10
he mention In any way. The Re-
publican Senators could not even get
hint from him. They reported TO
tue caucus that Mr.. Davis was al .ut
aud at 10 elect him would be toIun
the .isk of electing an officer v bo
would not serve. Notw ithsvauding
The somewhat rldi dlous plight which
Mr.. Davis's dec 'ination would put the
party ID, the Senators finally decided
to take the risk.
Mr.. Davis of courEe will not vote on
The resolution If it is introduced. bu,
IN this caIe if he withholds a vote
the practical effect will be 10 vote
with the Republic ms 70 the l,.ss of
one vote on til Democratic side piv,s
a majority to lhe Republicans.
The OBJECT of tbs move i. clea,
enough. by placing Mr.. David n The
chalr The msjori III y be shifted 10 lb,
Hepubllcius, aud IN this case all Of II ,
oaIrona-e of the Seua,e, as well as ID,
omu'u.ees, will be controlled by IN,
republicans. The Democrat de moi
sem 70 Oe al alarmed by he proposi
ION 70 elect M'. Davis, M. BayarG
nlmseH sad IBIS a. serpoon that If M
Davis was Wiling to be cho eu, it woulc
u good policy o. tbe Democratic Se1a
1ofs To Voee upanlI usly for him, auC
Ihat lie should advise such course
IN the oCder hand, many OF the Reput
lcan Senators feel hat it would be ,
rave mis- Axe TO elect Mr.. DAYS. NJ
oaYard IS well Known. His Course n,
any gwen questi, ca mot be mis- Ak
Nhile the Republican might find tina
dr. Davis, In the chat, would exercis,
isl that Independence which cause
hem to che him now as an ICdane,
lent. but which may be embartas,iu
iereaf er To them.
IL does not now look az tbouoh IN
Senate woald be through with bn
i'ss this week. On Friday tbe Frepc
Visitors will arrive, aud tisar,r
stress of afoirs which " II compel III
hate TO SIT OR Saturday.
iuHOr has b an liz cirrulation g.,
lay that TX Gov. Morgan would be eI
pointed Sec etarJ OF the Tre6,JrI
which found It's way into some of III
neWsp ers. 1t is regarded as improb
lie. ar. Conkling went straight fror
washington to Utica, winch he prob
oy "odld nc have done were M
Morgan to be called = the Cabine
The President Is certainly very anxiou
postpone any change In the CabiDe
aud 1t Is now regarded as pi obable tbs
'he change contemplated will not b
made as soon as at one Gime SCENE
| necessary
The daily gazette., 1881-10-13

The New York greenb ,ckers have
determined to make an active cams
paign.