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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-11-17

- IOr lnLernaI use
can be cured of fever and agae, uuln :,
ague, bilious disorders, jaundice, dis
pepsia, as well as all disorders and all
ments of the liver, blood and stomach,
by wearing one of Prof. Guilmette's
French liver pads, which is sure cnre
every time. If your druggist does not
keep the pad, send 81 so il letter to
French Pad Co., Toledo, o., and it will
be sent you by return mail. 1t is the
only. Pad that is guaranteed to cure
Beware of counterfeits. apr21-e6w-y
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-11-17

Nervous pains and weaknesses, ma
larIal diseases, fever and ague, posi-
lively cured by using Browns Iron Bit
ters.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-11-17
Oh. WHY?

''oh, why .should;the spirit Eof mortal be
proudl
Or take in its strength suoh 'bosstful de-
light7
A single bald hornet can scatter q crowd,
And a wasp that means business can put it
20 fiRht.-GG Greenfield Republican.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-11-17
what an Old Man Noticed.

Ihaye noticed that all men are honest
when we'll watched. N, A.,d
/ have noticed that purses Will held
rAnnies as well as pounds.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-11-17

There is no use in dTugging yourself
to death, and hr-, Ill the vile NELL
cinns when you
, 1881-03-29
DOCUaiESTlNG VESSELS.
III liz Edttgr " J1s Chtcagv Irtdu,ls.


CoL,.Ecrun's OrYtCE, MILWAUKEE, March :a,-
As requested In yt.r lotter Of tue 9ith Inst,
ile!oso Il copy Of DopartnlUu letterOf ttl0 nth
iIlst. rutAffvp to tito ISSUE Of documents Tor yes.
sus aitscirt trOM their hs,,n0 parts, ! aIso atn1
yuu i cs'ry Ut the clevelunsl dacla'nt, u april
III, !5so, nnl tho Erl0 deuIaion ut Feb .. 1881,
You Will obseryc that tho !Sltors tn tho Erto
Collector nni tu this uf!'co ,nklfy tho Ulnyt!and
lc.cr very materially so tar rs tho 1nost o0tuo'
stouAba part ID onileur.,ed. lwro,u tho Depart
lent few days axo tllas tho last ,0ttcr Abvlntea
tue difficulty pHrttaly, ald to ask wsat ut,t bu
dane III casn thGrr Is nn fEeef wt.rrI tho vessels
le. Or In Gnsn i'oy aro inlL up n CaIlMsis*
HtMtutes. wns !ntcilleh to facilitate thB HttcuFc.
i,lt VI documents Tor yt,sse!R al,tcllt frtu hno
1orts rs porInltttuy tho hnstur. III tits d,scretian
IL mAk4 tue pTgl!slsHnry application nj tho p0rt
where tho vessel might happen ~ 10 tsupps'slny.
Mf ct,strae. tho Muster to l,o With tho vesse!,.
iE hg t,, f.l tt.ot t,tistI ia i1o tilytrot whero
Said vesse! thun ahnil be-" eto.
TLu construction Rtvei, by tho Department IN
exhotly tito rVttIsn 0f thIt ittnntleG, whtH tho
Muster II ~ tho hhu lt1rt ad thu vessel abscnt,
hr compelling The nsiur to ~ III thu I'art wtero
ii"ne % nt III % "ns port. m H. fIs s,tsr 1T slareh ID
nt'ylntcs tho ttl't'cGlty. md pernss tho ssl,u hf
70 sent to Tho 1tiger wliero tho vrsse s, iof ill.,
livery to Tho hastcs. Yours sespogtilll!y.
Collector nf t'uEtohia
March la-tokat0r u Cusios.ss, Milwaukee, 1f'I.
7.siM: yhe l,epatt.1aht T. ~ rcculpt tf ymfr
l,cc'siMn +,4sl Ut ttio syIi.i4'a If decisions f,r
isho Tho eb|eut ot ttlat dec !4iou VIVA 70 prsyent
hoIno ports without preliminary proceedings be.
tnro tue Co!locenr q tno porsin waen ry.se!
'y eg aynx %aSa t ~ aS lsoss y ree ~ Hrt
nlon this Aubjeut, Under latS Ut tho Vii ul1.,
tho Department announced tho purpose VI tho
, 1881-03-29

sailed trun, Milwaukee,, The fprmrr for North
snpp!irs ar. rr,mrts,i :1',t, ii Alpsce, md the
I".lp1.. thorr hn inr u lHat l'y ,tpr!! II.
Eipt. tis""!rrh'. new Iron prnpcilers fo5 tho
Mnwnnkao an! tisand Haven ru,ltc Will h,
tlHtnrl Wlacnasn and Michigan. ...
a vessel. Ho','a ua'on ls talked Of on the Eng
::--Fnrty .onta were locked from tho canni tnto
lilo r!vnr at West Troy on Wednesday, OF last
Tho Detroit Try. Duck t'ompany has co,n-
tnHtineti suit against Capt. nnrlu. Lolr--nllrret
dnMaucs slnUtl-for 'isy.tiocknHp aud repairs
Thu isIif"io ;:o"rirr learn. MI roo,, au,hor!ty
that tss MI. hy ~ ,arwrssra axsst tnc
wnt'ktH lust fill. hns nut ynt 1,ttn agttthi.
Haxnaw Ittscr towing rates will be tho san,a
Oh wrmther prophets claim that It Ia fnrty
years slnae snci t99vere winscr as tho past ono
sunlc Tho sIutirs of Clerk OF, tho Uuodrc,,
BtGntner stIsA.sun.
to b. bMs @sh IES " n5ers,ssss e. .',
fnAfiicd tho coming soasntl by Cupt. GeorRo
utsst1t. ust1t. or De.rt,lt.
Tolcdu,
4 corrcctcd list of tho o!sera Of Tho Tc!elo
S Gpn.i. nn" 1.s: ce II tSws bar,e. rse,l. .
molly: srcretaFy. e. Vnrin.
Tic propeller Morning Htar i,ns snccco!st III
fall three miles below te'thr Paint. Luke Erie.
I'l0 nnts wtr! In Ko.'d cohdlttot.
ro 'af i h nar s nj nrsH @ rssG'1y 5 rnn u"
hns!.e!s Is 70 9c "r1ctel on tho Grand Jpncslo::
Tho dry-,'pek at Kingston, Ont. will nt,w nsob-
sd; I !cw rate oi Interest Tor twoaty yc"ss ." tSo
Al Mliwaukee. tho. tug J. \. Merrill, under
set,In1nand nt t;apt. JOHN Sullivan. has hten
titte'l out with ncts. buoys, otc.. to cnxnge En
hat1tnH tn tho hAy,
, 1881-03-29
LOST IN THE SNOW.
4 Hrave Bsrtsgx for Lilo by TMron
MEN in wyoming.

NIets In wyoming.
flsitM" tafontaIla, N<1ula
4 story OF alInUst incredible endurance mid
f0rtttudo cot1los from the Ear West With tho ~.
ports Of tl00ds anu snow -slorns. Tl,1co itlu1,,
including E. u, N. Coot1, Superintendent Of tho
stage 'Ine. started fruu Port Fotter,lasi, un thp
Upper North Ptatte River, for Ilook Crock Htn-
tinn, on the unfon f'aofau Railroad, un d buck.
bsiartl drawn uy two Io,yotful hurses. Tho snow
ther hnt! r0aen!A tho .twd'tuilg station
they il,tt completely lbst thu tFul aud flu h,ryrs
Wufe suffered 70 Wander at'o1t autded only by
,hsIf own ay'nst nd Attyr rne .hoy "a
d push forwst.t IN Aorsehasl: AZ ,ano
by h!s horsc. which rc'l bnck;Sard iuto
u anowtlglrt right foct dccp. After this tho
ht,rsps wurO abandoned, and tho men atru9H,ud
att,ng oil funt bands. faccs, aui fuot bolug i,ud.
Is frozetl. The three MN h,tl thrco saeks Of
t1luij and eanyas nvuretaL Thu first nun
wtlt stunti on ht5 InAll-sMuE ami throw the cont
nhbnti uf MIN. allowing him tn tuk0 ono atul,.
THIN tuch 1nsn would fullnw on. step hy step.
wonII hsavu It Antad for tho nrSt ot,e to stVp
VI. In shIs way thsy ,tsntlU sntuuthuY like threu
Miley aud wheil tho third hluht set ~ ihey be-
gan ealllix fur help, and In haff MI i,',aF Dr 50
aI.d shsy wuru n9ain answered by tho tIrinx of II
gun, but the wind ssAs ~ strung they couhl mt
fnrln uIly ttsGas nj tho lllreolun 1t cAshu tralm,
ANnn and AxnlH ihet CaIud. an1 fallnlly Hight
tbs last quarter Of mile. nntIlnx themselves III
thu stage stattont lwalty-nso. miles from ihe
yt4rttn4 polHs. Tho driver had 10 Lo tlfaxRod
tho lust t3tlatter Df mile. xtld afg. FsAtu Aysi
Hhen knuw that wns sAfv It seemed In.
possthlu tor mo ~ *alk. l fell down twlce ln
laukinx tbs lust fc~ yurds from tho slabte.
hnd NJ .trrnxth to wall. anl aftor unsering the
G4rn could not cat.
, 1881-03-29

futurna stnu1yi Mark, 10.tlnt April. l0+los Mny
iI,ip June i",ak: Jnty, InlG4 AnsHsi. hlttr: trb-
itnltrT. m;Gei ttGtfher lu% SrvpH'trs. ln'Ie fIE-
Fi"t:tt- il"nry: recn,pt. Et0 br,.: espntts. snn
t;,s: sHprIt Athlr hils Western. EkakspH ct'tH-
Hi: whitr whrnl .xtIn. $i!tr46HE extra Dh. $IaMt
iii: ~. !nn1s. tt2rt M"st'tn pAtnht prtceSst
'UttAis-Whcat stronger, rereftts, ykttD9 bn
rottt iii.u bu. No atfIitn u alp; nnlrn1,l f!,l,
Hx:;;!4 ~; !. a. S T.! ~ ~: 81 si?,t
rinsr :i.fs%l @if: nn:ra;si wh.t. ai.!i; NJ, IL.
jtiHt.Lis4t ST. %. tii,y4at;1'j Nj. rel Mar..
jnnt Il fsa4ttI,I t.,Tm M'uleritr tItrI rcc.pts.
ptltt In: H1nurta tslU Mt.Htn!ict i7ahs!lc: M. Il
arust. 4: s;.n,,ier. hisA:ais{c, NJ S$atsh,c ~
Eyrs5-g.e; Ar Isftnsie: Mnr, ,rsyte, Inf,u, H,l
n;srl. ,iY e.; rhi.r ID. Gntts*c "'''"
ArprK4 UF liHAIS-1t1 ktt,r0 March ~: WhuAt,
ID s!up bn: corp. talUU hut nnss, %LoD hu.
enruara jMolrd vt tnb luis, u!i5tl4u, MHhr
snlcl and unchanged. Nto stcaty, wifi Ru0d ha.
EHi1h
FErIluiEr,M-siWiI n!l ,,rouphG; United, s1lc,
crude. Gnlr 1tsE: refined 7Se.
TALf.flw-Slrply md fairly HttlyGj G}{at'Ao.
TtHrESTISE-WH Il; tjt4 @AG.
(.IGa.-lfeAvys Is,. .... :.
i'nnyts!nSs-i'rk 'lutl nud nGngy, olh Mess guided
nj sliUk l2 ntw do. tls t%lhuL neer Cuiut nil
rnlnrra. .Ent niues 9ulet blt hio9,iy: long eIcnr
m.'.'. N.Y. I'M tcrt cchF' fA@ Lard 'tr"nhor'
pWrrEM-stcny, with good damund for cho!oe,
CHEEsE-Qniot md unchanged.
, 1881-03-29
A BRAND-NEW PARTY.

Thu Democratic Party II to lso Finally
ISurietl-A New Purity tO 10 OrgaMlzed
OH n Free-TrnIe Tlntror'n.
fntHtpantffree Minnie po'ls tAft'n} 7ftbnHr.
WASslSt1TOS, March 3l-l nin enabled to Mp
prIso tho Tribune OF political movement OF tho
f,rsr tnaynitui!e, which the chief promoters aro
mt yot rcntly to announce, bit tho facts OF
wllc!, rc,lehca your correspondent frUn, per-
fcctsy nuthonttp sources. Il titlB bccn MI open
secret TINT III less thnn torty.clght hours nftor
tho result OF tho November election was known
MI Important conference Of leat,ny Dcmpcrlts
WIS held In New York City. With view to
promptly meeting what wns cyon thun rerartle1
Democratic party. At that nleetlng wore no
less than elcyen metnt'era nf tlis National
able number OF Bourbon Congressman nld
Stnte po!ltlClaf,H. Out Ut tlmt nIcotfng hns
grown tho movement referred to. nh1 Il has
IN New York Stntn and thu Snnth, us 10 Wnrrnnt
the prediction TINT T. w!l prove n rcrolutiuu.
n,oilt ii ihc Dcnncratis nnnle anil pat.y irI,nc-
work. In ,oehcr words, II l!3ban.stmont nt tho
Dan0cratla organization and u f'artadi,ont f,ir!-
In Tho now departure puts II: "Tho Democratic
purity is as dcad as Julius Cc'ar. A. tnr US Gon-
sorns my hope or ngsln 1I eoH1.r',li!ng ths CIV
Wo ean Bhtn Hlul!g from, 0n9 campaign to Mn-
othor as y rllnarity purity, plugging TUG Mlrt 1t
p,rty. PHI but nothing 1norc. mil Tor nne lvo iii
ssS $,,$ nsS;ss aaS SUCH Sfp'ss
nno.aor conerossoual olsStion. Tic Lei, now a son-
ert!on ct rot,s."ns IT tt sosth .'.t wy! M gone 70
eress Wepublican IN bo,1 !iousrs viii bo nccoptc,
ns tho Natton's final arbitration and disposition
ti,o Wnr, nnd tho 1ntin olufAcnts Of tic ILL ne,n.
ocsatle inrty, putting tho past behind tbnnl, will
,InE Il mt irNfV ~
, 1881-03-29
STILL ICE-!iOUSI].

S.Netal Uftpatsh ia Ihs thttnon 1TtbAnts
81. JOsKrII. M!ot!., March, 2a.-Tto tuxs tlan.
nhh Sulyai and Sweet t!rOthnrs wont out lu-
duy to attempt tho rccusc 1t tho lco btt,ntl tug
Angler. Th0y got w,thlu II milo Of tho impfls-
nnc.i craft. when lioy elIcoisntetotf tiIavy ico-
field and wcru Aanbfe to prouaed auy furth1r. a
belt Ut water several rpls IN width lies botwecn
tho Angler md tho shore, and tho leo Ia acpnrat.
inu, ~ thut H. siMIlu pr4lble Rho Will lH ro-
ioilsp4t sp0 Tho snIl,rs I'M tho tugs WHICH woI,t
uut to-tny aay llIat they cond cnsy SEES tic men
nu tho tRer, hut eu,!tlt lenrl, nothing cdnctrtI-
lnttor have bean ashnre sltco lust ThurdtlHy.
, 1881-03-29
THE SAGINAW BAY PROSPECT.
sptttsl Dtspateh 10 Ths Chicago Tribune

East sAu1HAw, Mnrch :.s.-AIl Indications
point to an unusually lNto opening III nnyika-
E'atIon and II seAson .Of extraordinary Rctiv!ty.
Nut for many ,cArs hns SaHnaw Ilay, presented
stleh u Hnllll alrfMco nt Irr. From Tawils Iluytn
tho saKInMw ltvcr nushInR but Rt'iId bl,to Held
Of leo presents Itself us fur as the oyc uan rrac.
Observations hayo boon takcn fron olcvntul
points, hut 10 nUgn wAtHr In visible. Tho leo
yneles from twtl 10 thrU0 feet III tlckn ness. THIS
condition of Atftrs tUtitlt to rustrt the nrOr nf
ressel.lncn usually nan!fcA NJ this Hrusun nf
THO year. aud they nrp tA1t,x things lolsusely.
Lumber frtiKnts nro expected 10 tlB nitch
better thanlast scasun. Tluro IL eal .H1o.O00 teet
ns lumber oil the 1ocka. n 'ArEe r0rtlon OF whlch
open Iatn itero viii l,r i yre.sro Inr unTaclty
tt 1ueot tho requirements ii tho business. It ia
thu1Bht that troights will not open less than
$},:.sj to f44tIu1u.
, 1881-03-29

NEW ORLEANS, March M-FlOuK-O,tott eunor,
nne, s301; Xxx. 81 1ts4uo; xxx, tIT515s hyu grades
t5.&kbI37H.
GnAtH-C0Tn Qn!ot and Heaks G2HGC4o, Oats dull
ANd lgHDr; Sc.
CoES-AEAL-Duil1 tAQ,
11AY-Hcasco ana urta; primo. s.ito choice, sato12
25t0
PA1slstoNs-rofk onet. OLD fsa75, new. tiaza
essfs aa 5at rsss sa srs zs IT. hs II
sAoi clear. Vic Hncu Aulct but stuat!yt 4huudBta
"! caht rlb. Adi clear ylc. Llama guut but steauJ
canrasdd. tHxfie, -.
tNAlsKT-Htoaly, Wnstern tectEsed. tl.usaiie
GH4CEhI HB&ifao eAstsr. ltin CargUo4 ordinary 10
Gn,ia 9ooa: l.al5e Huxas steu,y, xte ss;,d siasnd
iult triMo 10 ch:lIcu. liza 134c, yeltnw clart-
ne1 h,atc. ai9lasaest tMl cUnfit. G443 enntrtf.
insIsd, a4ea5e1 ea. b{ni ;fxa 4sei ivr,enl,nx,
Lp;Hc. 'S ~ -''Ss
HR4N-Easies; lLUQ
, 1881-03-29
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, pa., March e3.-fLouit-Dull und
1tm M'nneaota ext.ns, $5GsSl5: Ohio extras, &a.51
LIS; Ohio patents. $d0. Ai1nucsotA patent process,
Nd7t&G1.50 Hy9 tout, H.!1M.
0RAEH-Whent hrRer; No. rod, elevator, &t.lH3{,
catxo ratio; No. rcd, prompt Rhlpn.ant, tL90,S&.
s.h.b No. scd March. sI.l95!l9f, April. sis7t.s
l10hi May. shlssS$l.lh}ts Juno. s1l1sl0Lla. Corn
ln; steamer, OIL track, 6c; to{nceI. Hrnln iepHt,
A.: .si Lc.sa. a!!Iaa. Ma5oh .Rt,tc; Anr Ssel&5a
<ot mixed, 41Hc. y
fkuFlAnES-ln lnodcIato tcnland Npof, mess.
Y!?l!; india Hcs4. NiuMb!!.&l rrMb mess raFk,
s!uNGAi9 Hama, smnket. tlU.50atlln LArtl-1'i ilno
pflc6a unclaimed. '
EG1S--atGauyt lGc.
GNkKAE-Uu5l and unclaimed.
PETilu1.EUM-UuII, 1}<C,
WnlAKf-SteR1lJ,
NKCktrT6-fi1ur, 3,TQQ brts. vhest Mmh hu, rovn
Guu tut Unts, littUl l}lI. ' 'S~s wv 3S'1'
oHtPAkaIH-Wh1at, 12l COO bu,
, 1881-03-29
AIiLWAuttEE.

Spftfaf UErutth to The Chicago Trfbunk.
MILWAUKEE, March 2s--rho present bu19g In pro-
visions krFsrH t upset tic ttcnrea Ut tltCxU wi*1
mos VII" had It sotlled ihat tho McHeUu srty
on tho scspa NJ bankruptcy. The latest eiapment
lcrs Ii that iulln rIanAintun. Armouy's partner.
white not associated With McGcoRh Is quietly buyln9
All the rk Tint lt ca hUl1 Of. liIn int,uNncu n
very putant III tho marS"t. being a Wenltiiy AtId
Ehrcw,t reuinr nld owning gt,n share Of nlt eIlu
hnR product Hum III s:gllt In tho WpEt Would It mt
te !tttle StsHnRe III Arn!nut on lip bens stlu
VILLA hls Iurtnrs wns nvestnR henytiy with tho
busY The no$t reasonable tllcnry IL that Armour !.
+! ,*nll,5 H.,x n M M,r"y!rMs sna ,.s a,srsy asei,sa
S,s MI. f!as esIs sa,si.s II Mssisos. &iss;s;I,
I'd SiiM II nla""r Jul i N %a1 tic asSn ter III opsa
she an'vo EentIsnyu, viii shor i Ifokasi fala.i"n
1 nx II" II M i" Il ne he ea te sto " sf%w
pen.od. nSs.ilsss Nc ,sirI, ne!i1e ta.Gsy. s;,a
sss s ''ifSs ia It ". R1ts f'if
xatss y It t @ n" %aS Il f'" d s .ssrt III sss I, 4
s't viz hi tf fr III. Fs ~es ksHt tony
ssS; ts aa TIL a'r IT., IT, as' I'll IL IL.
&se9 A. as s IT, & H ms' I'D % 4s 's tGsSs
s%; es ,Fs I. !S Mill , T.
bssn ehillT aa1 tdtsS,en!,!9 hnt fr!M i5skuia nnd
potssa X.i%esek s. sssrn"" s!t"s!sn. % IL Sese m
i sp aSIsss ] . 'yNs 'Sns % s: "s @
tlG7: ii lin af,srnooh III" market hai aariening
tendency, without permanent Change rum tho HbuY1
prices.
heIp Il now in stUrc heto 4in hu whuat. aannst
n15e. S:o .a sxas! a w Ss "a;s SHs ~ asa!nst
axni sye. 29G, nxatnst 2a.ss' 4 year axs, Ct0slnK
pfens l0r ct'Ar grains t!a HDnh wore: Nh aEluY
w.: No. lryu, $t.g4: No. corn, 4:; No, brts. 1.e
II 3nr tn n,1se@'ens !, ta!s consasnx tls m.
mostly n the seubhrt IN Enrope, Holders in-
elined TO nuke sonsr:slos especially on ,to higher
stM per b Mnu'SHN York ktanaEri cxtrr nbDnt El6i.
16 The iffaftrn Atsnttaftd FFtss.
MILWAUKEE. Mntcf y. -ftUrn-En fair demand.
inA.S-WhnAt n',sottle!t; opSncd tc lever; elssssl
retncisd nusnlaI Cur,l in fair donund hut ut nwyE
ralaa; No. Ac. Outs stendyi NJ. :. a9c ltY0 luIl:
No. !. Ho 1Id.
,PnoyissoSs-Stcssss pork; tls.T eash md Aprlls
NUos-i.owcr: E.atJasW '''''S '''''
H.CEIprs-Flour. 11ctu uEs; nhont r. lU04 but oats,
bu.
sEnirMES1s-Whcut, 1900 bit; corn t,+oo bu; oats,
f.tl nu. y -, -
, 1881-03-29
Will THY To Oft THROUGH.
Ankeiaf QfaEmieh Ia sftbs f.hikaan t1elhnnx

AAtfENsTDulhi, Ont, March @d.-tile slcaln'
burgess u. 4. lsoau und YosclaltU. lumber laun.
with bnrecs for Cleveland uni SandAsky, which
were cslught horp last tnll. will make I'LL nttusnit
to ret through to.U,urr0w hy Tho South lAsyu9c.
1t IL clear OF loo fnr GAM ho soou from Iif!H
nlnnu l!BhthhtlAc. Tho let III Pigeon tlAy Is HM
Tt.Hl Cuehpstcr tDint tU the tIGsnsny. and tlBru
Hro few signs nr q brea*up: u lhis wguthnr
u.Inlnt,es ii will b0 two wUHka heIUru flgeu1
l3iY IL npUu. ....,........
no leu Ii running IN tho detroit Itiyor hero.
, 1881-03-29
T1En1kf 4.

fEot11A. H.. March EA-fsNAtN-t:orn ncllvo md
townr hpt m'1esl. afasp{a, nltxel. 'eAtsa4c. unts
Gnlat At 1te5aais. hta aatct; Nn !. tt.0faiahR{.
lfhifwiSEs-Unchnnpch Mt tl.U1.
ltECEilTA-Whnnt, htl; hu; r4,sr, l235ia In, Oats.
VI ~ tlni tya. hH u hut hatay. 2tal Eu.
hM!ruESfn-Whenl, I.uJ bu, unrn. a5ElQ but oats,
I3u0 but fyG 2,tUJ buf bnr!ef, uO b1.
, 1881-03-29
laE,I,liil1I..

GErtnsT, 3fnrch :A.-FLuEn-Qulet Mt ttss1S.1t.
tit.AtN~Whcst firm, cxtrn hustnnI' No. whs",
H. ma iu, April &lAi; May, tuj}<i IMnG. tiGf1n8s
July EuMtnnlt M. M,tn. ft4N. No. rod nominal.
NeGoIpts lj.0U bu; shipments aluu bu.
, 1881-03-29

NEW fONK. March 2s.-tUbbnx trnd0 oont nueh
fairly nctvs: business mDterntu will cntl,,n goods
commission houses, bms wUulan Run. 9ufut IN tis*t
ha1dtt prints tn fnr p!nnnd. md Hlnahnnls sen1nln
nutlypt lnwHa 4nbbnH fhiryt druEA u,,nhs In Mhd-
crm,a reauests fnrelln Kauds siussllsh with inpuEt-
erE, but 3ubDnx fntly. .1
, 1881-03-29

CkEvEt.ASn. O March y. ~ PETROLEUM - Un-
chnflgcd; AtnndnE,i white. tlH tNst. &c.
.r1rrsntfHa. Atnreh .s.-I'gTMOtEuM-tlnlet crude
ntony: n.ed cestIhcAtcf, s'tc rulined 7hc, rhila-
dniriin delivery.
TiTUsvILiE. kn, March z.~-rEriluLEuM--The OF
MARKET ot8ne1 ut ttAG; h!gh4a 3fl<G, Eweat, 1te;
c!vAc ut t77ho shipments, HU1, charters, nUngs runs,
, 1881-03-29

Spsetal pItpaten to Tht thffaeo 1rthvnt.
FAST sAa1KAw, htoh.. March *a.-'rhu rlyer ut
taEs poIns Is etuar ri Loo A1. tho w4cr up to Tho
top OF the doUks. Abuut 2,tsN pnaes nj logs, Hni
nusirly every outn ut this nnd Ut ttle rlynr, havo
bcpn unrr!od away by tho Ito, Tho tug fnnits
fiuy bus beuu busy ill tluy picking up tluAstn9
hunt
, 1881-03-29
llUtLDtSG At EAST SAGINAW.

6pff1dt tofrfEppHdfnff az 7Af LnItcoc 3flbNHss
EAsr SAGINAW. MArrh 20.-Thrne iArRn
scatuncr burgess nre woll under why Oh tho
stucks lLero ft,r l.. l.. Mason & Gu. vsssei.Owncrs
nntl lumber forwnriers. They VIII bn nllko In
size, capnclty, and ris, and u the folowluK d.
mensons; Length Of keel, t85 fUeti Grcndth Ut
beanI. thirty teet: hold. ten fcct; schooner rty,
anll having capacity Tor GU0,0N feet Of lumber
eHch. 1t ts Gxp'utrtl thoy will be rendy for bus-
ness as aanh III navigation uhena. Thoy nre
dcsttucti for tue saYina'v and lIufao lumber
trasip. md Will hu lowed by tho sirntn. barge
Porter Gnsml'erlln. Tho Gust of thoso ornft Ia
nMnlt $lB,0N cach eunl5'Ietc.
Work has also c,,'l,Is,oDcet! nn steam -bntRo
for Masnn & to. She u to be l5i feet keel. th!r-
ty.twt fret teu.tI. nl thirteen feet hold. Shc Ia
Y Gnye cotnponnl engine, :!x.s cyllndors and
~ Inches strtskn. She will ht nhfe 10 curry
a.AU feai of l,.n.ucr and tow thfoe burgess. Her
GDst will to s:,J;'lU, and It s expected to tNunch
her early In August, Sho will ~ tntU tho EnH-
inhw ntitf tstIlTu'o lumber trade,
Wright + Prentice Mra building barge Tor the
snRnu~ ntll UhIu lumbar tralo. She IS to ho l11
feet Keel. thirty fcct t,ehni. nnA eight feet SIX
inches depth oE hold. Hhe Wilt lie cO,n plutcd In
aay. and viii cnrry b9loN feet 1T !limnrr.
Tho river tug tiira Il. IL undergoing thorough
rebuild ut All cxpctiBt Of Fl ,bu0
, 1881-03-29
1{ff1sE,tf.0.

uErFAtU, March 8,--fsItAiS-Nuth1nF dono this
morning. i'rlcpt non,tnniy unchanged, axcDrt
corn NAIeh In onotad nt hc On track.
, 1881-03-29

AMHxltsrnul.u. INT. :fIEch .a.-)unbars drill
os, tho Limo Ki.lls, whlo,l wont to work lust
wep, wNs, by tho explosion nf u rartrftlge. snllK
a,1i halt,tlxel to Thu cxfpAt " $GU. The lre1Kus
will get tU WUrk ta taw days.
, 1881-03-29
{SHN' l:{5i
PETROLEUM.

0swEno. March ca-UnA1S--Hhcat stsady. Corn
noMinntl9 unchanged.
, 1881-03-29

NEW CHtEASa, I.h.. anrrh G.-CoTTbS--l}nil,
mlltfnr, 10tlcs low ndttlIax .chcs you'd ordinary.
Hsc; net receipts, bales: rrt'sa G:!t exports to
Continent, a,bsG; HnGs 45Ai; AtDck. 3T,UM
, 1881-03-29
TOLEDO.

.ToLtn0 o.. March A.-GuAIN- Noon board:
WHEAT opened dull ctOsihK shads itsnust No.
~oIss Atchxan, BLptxs smbu1. ll.y15t, dv May,
, 1881-03-29


1Ow,s Cry, IT,. March 2a.-AltSs Deuel. flntshe'1
tho shlrtythlrd t|nt If her fnst TO- Iutlt. mud
mnIn. In tha satnc condition. Hhu Will last
snne lItnn ytt.
, 1881-03-29

I q TI IstF { IN E4s
WILMfSGTnS. March 3a-HtittT8 or 'fuNrESTtNK-
1]ult md llumInn
, 1881-03-29
a-!iepni Garner at Wells and K3n7to.sts.
e-Ncunt curfcf Ut Canal attd Kinxlo.atA.

sh,a"nrn. n"rt,naton <, Quincy ttatt~o~s.
q @, A!ni. It1nr-lntea ateoptns.Cne Accpmnaf,ds.
Hr,nkI tSpr"s' Inle', ftui ai IndIana.av. r ia
,i,nat}. n1d Is Ennni-tt. "'s' "'"4'F
, 1881-03-29

M)ttnwH.stftainrA f;alesluss Il t
tHehrHAka Expfess.......,,..,.,..
tElaD1lfMr ! *lt,tlx thy Expfass
h!tItHIs .Et1eA Fn!ls Il HierlltiH Tx
t!lo~nGts = tir,,rs sstH.,nItllut.4' II
h!,'ucftc I'nst E1presa...,...,,,,, a.,
kk sfitn~, C'Ut}saitt] i Texas fast
hNrnra Snntinr I'N.scny1f...,,,.
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tal"ntlOt1: tlttawH Il Ht.l.Ultis TX
tlh,estord 4 F'reepGft Express, :.
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~ titfnfh t'Ii*hHf,gwr..,,,,+,,,,..,..
H. tIrnrn t'Msseflgpr,..,,,,,,,,.,.,,
GUS a!t,i!iH*. i)tn1hn 4 Lin ra,itt
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rkanstk t:ity .4S Il. loo NIHhi Ex
hFrFelHsrt Il tlGt,,lt1,is, Express. :.
1'ftntrH We'd, ( INT, OniY
, 1881-03-29

R4tTT.LeOIfD T'f1fE-TLtBLE.
4 RKIFAL AND NEI.ARTURf. on
~ TItAIS4-ExrLaSATIUN op .KkrEnAXrk
MAMKA-tshturtfnr escnpssh. sSnItdaI 9kcsptsd4
:M0ndnt exeuptGd. fI'ailT.
Chicago ~ orthwe stern lta,tsvnr,
Fof SLAMS Tine. n,a flenn'n9.t,a. accommodation.
hEpfy nt 81 Gnfk..t Nrnnd rHctfo. lirlnkA Expfss1
ohico Palmer House. Is cAnatAat. and ths' d9poe
, 1881-03-29

Wabash, IT. l.nl,1a & PnciAe Railway.
nFpol curnar sle~hsl and Arctat-ars
MI, Afclor"hv rfh Vth 6ta.a.AL run ~ the d8p0L
At1a Grand l'hci.Ic tiut8
, 1881-03-29

fkt~~~~. Wnc4 Tsthhi d Bta~t1@ W~gt~>1
l1euot cnyer Of Van t!uren md sherman 4ts Tinfsf
tft,cGe, h CinrkE :ttsaruan lihnAa Palmer tonin
, 1881-03-29

dt'etiar fsaptda ExpeG1s.,..,,..,.f, (,
a. rilar tthr1ilH f.Apresa.,....
1tHclffo Faat Ltne.
aelbut t'tty Il fn,ik{fFt,,.......
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ht'"tInr ltapitis N!tlIl t1xi,rnss,.u
atIes a!o!nas Might f:s1,resa..,.
aires Mnlf7et Ilnf Etprets. ,.,,.'.
nalnn1 Ciay 4 fankLltt .......,..
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1FrrtThrt III fnrtf* I.Aha GBtjeyk i
ih!!Hssttpe Ehl,ress...,,.,..,..,,.], |,
tiiilwnukcn Observation-Disclosures.
!M!lWnnknH 4 t}rtnn Hay ,,.,,.,.,
!MllHnukrn i'nasnnaor,.,,,,,.
iMtL. Grctn ttny i stAf1leifo. II
tGrcnn Hay. yin ,Tnnr*rfEl't. ,,,,...
~ an! 4 Minneapolis Esprns:. !
~ i'tt1f l. MlnnNni,nlta E{t1crna.
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, 1881-03-29

, thIrnSb. milwaukee, ~ ~. pnnl Rrtltvnv.
nn~!ihndlH" tlennt cnr1,er Clinton and Carroll.
IT, r;ckct ta!lres II cInrk-4t, TaImur H2us.
, 1881-03-29

fi>Ri!y. sIM1Y u1tspk sIantisyx
NnrE-pntHnn HlretIiG Lars from Chicago Ia g.
nt} !taGs k,Hs. ycly sna s"ra aa'Iqr ay cose9si
fl!ntss tlar SinuninR cnrs Chicago 10 Hannibal md
hhfaAn Ety. Nh cintt ~ " l1xy Uon1Aas EhlcafQkJ
a. Louis or kahsas Ctty. "