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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-24
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
MINNEAPOLIS oLOBELETs.

A buffalo robe valued at $40 was stolen from
Abe Smiths buggy last evening. 5,s
The Michael Davitt land league meets this
evening at their room over the City bank.
A lad named Elmer Bissett had the third
finger of his left hand badly crushed this morn
ing while catching ride on passing wagon.
The trial of E. A. Henderson against the
City for damages for an injury received from
falling into an excavation on NicOllet avenue,
was begun yesterday afternoon at the district
court
A brakeman in the lower yard of the Min
neapolis & st. Louis road had his right hand
crushed between two car bumpers yesterday.
It is probable that he will lose his thumb by
amputation.
A meeting of the Minneapolis Gun club
was held last evening and the following off,
GERS elected: c. A. Winship. president; Rob-
ert McMullen, vice president; c. P. Wheeler,
secretary and treasurer. O ]; w.
The Phoenix barrel manufacturing COM
pany, of this city, have filed articles of incor-
poration with capital stock of $4,000. The
lncorporators are T. F. Glasden, B. w. Ahern,
A. H. Cooper, W. c. Cutter, j.. A. Siffule.
Two young lads named Christ and Stalheim
were arrested by Officer Bates yesterday after
noon, charged with stealing old iron from
Bryant's foundry on Second street and Fifth
avenue south. They were taken before Judge
Cooley, who read them lecture and discharged
them.
Particulars were received yesterday of the
death w. s. Loury, former resident of this
city, who was killed near Red Wing on Tues
day. Loury was driving team attached to q
load of lumber when the load overturned
crushing him in such manner that death re
suited In short time. Deceased was former
| ly a member of Hose company No. 5, of this
city, and his family, which consists of 6
| wife and six children, will receive $500 in
surance from the Fireman's State Life associa
| ton, of which he was member.
Officers Marsh and Solberge arrested las1
| night at midnight young man named Harry
Hart, who was charged by Thomas Connors
with stealing his watch. Connors, who hat
| been employed as an engineer on the Winons
& st. Peter road, came to this city last evening
apd visited Mike Quigley's saloon, on FRS
avenue north. Being very tired he fel
asleep, and while he slumbered, Hart
who is an old acquaintance, wen
| through him. He missed the ticker
when he awoke and at once accused Hart O
| taking it, This was denied by Hart, but thu
officers being called in, he turned up the prop
erty and claimed it was a joke. He will prob
ably see the point of the joke at the polio
| court this morning.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-24

In the ten years last past, the colored
population of the United States has in
creased from 1850, 900 to 6,577, 497, or al
most thirty-five per cent. In Minnesota
the increase has been precisely a hundred
per cent, there having been when the
last census was taken 1918 colored peo-
pie within the limits of this State. The
number is not alarmingly great, and il
will probably be many years before this
will become an African State.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-24
Htgh,cay Robbers.

An elderly man ramed Edward Mathews was
taken into halfway house on First street
north yesterday afternoon by three men and
robbed of s25 in money. The police were
notified and arrested tramp who has just
been discharged from Jail as one of the robbers,
but he denies all knowledge of the affair. A
stranger in the city reported at the police
STATE that he had been assaulted on Fourth
street Tuesday night by two men, who knocked
him down and robbed him of 1913. The mans
face bore evidence of the assault, and the
police will endeavor to find the highwaymen.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-24

A PERcEPTIBLE reduction of freights on
railroads may be expected in the course
of few weeks. The navigable rivers OF
the West are breaking their icy letters,
and will soon be open to the gulf, and
navigation on the lakes will be resumed
shortly. Producers and shippers will
soon be in happy frame of mind.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-24

The legislature of Tennessee have
passed bill for the payment of the debt
of that State, at the rate of one hundred
cents on the dollar. Tennessee is Dem
ocratic. Minnesota, which is Republi-
can, has agreed, under certain conditions,
to pay fifty cents on the dollar.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-24

GIVE are glad the Republicans secured
the organization, but sorry that it came
about in the way it did," is the way the
Pittsburgh Dispatch, decent Republican
paper, speaks of this Malone bargain.
These words probably express the honest
convictions of nine-tenths of the Re-
publicans who can honestly lay any
claim whatever to responsibility.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-24

PRIVATE Dalzell dominates Secretary
of War Lincoln for the Presidency to
succeed Garfield. He considerably gives
Garfield eight years in the White House,
but insists that after that time he
shall give way to Lincoln. Dalzell ap-
pears to be little too previous, but as he
would perish if not permitted to indulge
in these strokes of genius, there is no
way to suppress him.
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LOWER MARKETS.

Stocks Weak and Dropping With Largo
Sales-Wheat and Corn Lower With Fair
Demaad- Oats Easier But Not Quoted
Lower--Pork Lower With Fair Demand
Lard Dull and Lower But Whisky, as
Always, Steady and Unchanged.
ST. PAUL, Jan. "a, 1881.
At the call board yesterday prices and trans
actions were as follows:
Wheat-No. 1 hard 97c No. do. 94c;
No. / 94c; No. 2, 92c; May Csc; No. 3, SIC.
Corn-No. 42c; March 39c; May 39c bid,
40c asked.
Oats No. white 33c bid, 34c asked; No.
3 white 32c; No. mixed, Soc; do May 32h C;
No. mixed 3OXc. Sale, one car No. Q mixed,
32Hc.
Barley--No 2. Sc; No. 8 extra 75c; No. 8,
Csc.
Rye-No. Q, SOC.
Ground Feed $1,000.
Corn Meal-$15.00.
Baled Hay-$1O.5O bid and $3.50 asked.
Hogs-Live, $5.25; dressed, $3.50.
Timothy seed-$2.5O. Sale, 10 bags choice al
$2.75.
Glover seed-Medium 81. so.
PotatOes-Sale;- lOU bags Snowflake and
Peerless at Coo.
Live stock-Delaney & O'Connor re.
port receipts of Monday and Tues
day at their Northwestern stock
yards, 100 head of cattle and Is sheep
with sales as follows: Twenty Iowa steers
average 1900 pounds. $475; Is State steers
average 1900, $3.50; 10 do, 1,150, 81. 40; II
do, 100, $3.50; Is do, 1,0s0, $500; and q
mixed lot of cattle, average 1000, at $S.75:
Seventy five sheep, averaging los pounds, sole
at $3.50 Hogs in good demand at s5.25@5.5O
Butter-C Commission house prices: Common
to medium grades 10@12c; good 14@16c
choice 17@20c.
Eggs-selling by commission dealers a
1917 13.
Ponltry---In demand exceeding the supply
| Turkeys nominally 14c; chickens 13c.
A New York dispatch of last evening says
Dry goods: Business and imports moderat
with commission houses, but jobbing trad
| fairly active. Cotton goods in irregular de
mand at first hands. Brown and blcached cot
tons reduced by agents. Prints jobbing more
fairly. Ginghams continue active and firm
Mems wear weolens quiet in first hands.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-24

Mr.. VIM. Reyscher, notary public, 50 Mer,
Ger street, New York, says: The use of St.
Jacobs Oil, has been of great service to me,
as / thankfully acknowledge. 1 suffered with
rheumatic pain in the face and ears; induced
to try st. Jacobs Oil, l found immediate re-
lief, and it effected an entire cure. Moved by
a sense of duty, it therefore gives me great
pleasure to recommend to suffering mankind
the St. Jacobs Oil, as a remedy worthy the
highest praise.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-24

IRE editors and publishers of the Paris
journals that applauded the assassination
of the Russian emperor, have each been
sentenced to pay heavy fines, and serve
various terms of imprisonment. The
unanimous verdict will be, serves them
right. To apologize for murder is not
one of the rights of the press in any coun-
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-24

THE Minneapolis Tribune is an enter
prising journal. Its issue of yesterday
contains special telegram conveying IN
telligence of the destruction of the court
house in Kemper county, Mississippi, on
the oath of February. The news was
contained in the GLOBE more than three
weeks 400
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-24
Mr.. Paterson Meant what He Said.

MIR. Paterson Meant What He Said.
The following tribute to veil known ard
meritorious preparation will be read with
pleasure by all who are suffering from pull
monary complaints themselves, or have friends
so afflicted:
hereby certify that my boy, ten years q
age, was taken sick with typhoid fever, follow.
ed by congestion of the lungs. DR.. Dyer, an
eminent physician, of this place, stated That he
bought the boy would run down with quick
consumption. A Mr. Patterson told me that
Goes Cough Balsam was curing similar cases,
and advised me to purchase it. When carried
it home, my wife laughed at me; but knew
that Mr.. Patterson meant just what he said,
and / determined to try it. Two bottles eff.
fectually cured him, SO that now he is as tough
and healthy as anybody.
LYMAN DoRMAN.
HUNTINGDON. Conn, Aug. aa. 1855.
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Recognized at Last.

Drs. Loomis, Murray and Others now freely
admit the correctness of the Holman absorb
ton theory-and the Holman Ague and Liver
Pad. This is triumph for true discovery.
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Municipal Court.
before Judge Burr. ]
CRIMINAL.

The State VS.. Frank Illingworth; larceny.
Held and committed in default of $500 bail.
The city VS.. D. Kelly and J. Mcclure; drunk
enness Committed for five days each.
The city VS.. Mary Davis; same. Fine of IS
paid.
The city vs. Anna Smith; nuisance. Con-
tinued to the 26th inst.
The city VS.. Andrew Brown, keeping saloon
open on Sunday. Fine of SIS paid.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-24
Municipal Court.
before Judge Cooley.l

Municipal Court.
Before Judge Cooley.l
The City vs. Edward O'Farrell; disordely
conduct Fined S..
The City VS.. Thomas Foster; leaving team
unhitched. Fined 81.
The City vs.. John Nixon, John Carmack,
Peter Moon, John Gallagher, C. j. Riley,
Peter Greer and A. NJ. Mardell; drunkenness.
Nixon and Carnack discharged, the others
fined IS EACH.
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Eastern and European Markets.

NEW York, March 23.-Money 4@6 per
cent. per annum. Prime mercantile paper
SOC per cent. Sterling exchange, bankers
bills weak at s4.so14. Sight exchange on
New York at s4.821.
Governments quiet and generally firm.
Bonds-Railroad bonds fairly active and ir.
regular.
State securities in moderate demand.
Stocks-The stock market opened generally
firm and prices advanced a to 1 q per cent.
the latter in Delaware, Lackawanna & West
ern, but at the first board free selling move
ment was developed and the improvement was
quickly lost. Nashville, Chattanooga & St
LOUIS was weak and broke from 100 to 76
recovered to SIX and closed at SIX @S31s
The general market continued weak through
out the entire afternoon. There were occa
sional slight recoveries but the tendency wa:
decidedly downward, and at the close SHARP
pressure to sell caused a falling off in prices
The decline from the highest point of the day
ranged from " to 5k per cent, the latter ir
New Jersey Central-Delaware, Lackawanna
Western selling off ~ per cent, Philadelphia
& Reading ~ per cent, Delaware & Hudson
8 per cent, Pacific Mail 30 per cent. and I'm
ion Pacific 25s per cent. The market CLOSED
weak and in most cases at the lowest figures
of the day.
The transactions aggregated 1851 900 shares
1000 Canada Southern; 1900 Chicago
Columbus g. Indiana Central; 800 Delaware
Lackawanna & Western; 5000 Delaware
Hudson; 5000 Denver & Rio Grande; 13,00t
Erie: 1900 St. Louis & Iron Mountain; LOO
Illinois Central; 5000 Missouri, Kansas
Texas; 5000 Lake Shore; 5000 Louisville
Nashville; 5000 Michigan Central; S,0Ot
Manhattan Elevated; $1,000 Mobile & Ohio
5000 Chicago g. Northwestern; $4,000 Nash
vile, Chattanooga & st. Louis; $4,000 New
Jersey Central; 1900 New York Central
5000 Northern Pacific; 5000 Ohio & Mis-
sissippi; 1000 Ontario & Western; 1000 Ohio
Central 1000 Pacific Mail; 5000 Philadel
phia & Reading; $4,000 Chicago, Milwaukee,
& st. Paul; 5000 St. Paul & Omaha; 4,O0(
Sutro Tunnel 1,4OO Texas Pacific; 10000 I'm
ION Pacific; IL, 900 Wabash, st. Louis & Pacific
1000 Western Union Telegraph; 1900 Chesa
C
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-24

Walter j. Baxter, of GAINESVILLE, Mich, has
been elected secretary by the State board of
charities, in place of Hon Henry Lord, elected
to Congress last fall. Thejchoice has created
considerable feeling, and Lieut.. Gov. Crosby,
one of the board, has resigned.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-24
THE COURTS.
District Court.

District Court.
Before Judge Young.]
J. C. BaiIlie VS.. Amanda Baillie; action for
divorce. Tried and submitted.
Before Judge Vanderburgh.]
BW Smith, administrator, vs.. N. R. Thomp-
son. Verdict rendered for defendant.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-24

The following quotations giving the range
of the markets during the day were received BY
NJ. DoRAN, commission merchant:
LIVERPOOL, March %. 10A. M.-Spot wheat
quiet but steady. Floating cargoes steady.
Clrgoes on passage quieter. London quiet
but steady. On passage to continent $4,000
quarters.
New YORK, March %, 1900 M.-Re-
ceipts, wheat 11e,25O; corn 1O9,5OO.
Up. M.-Sprlng wheat dull; no assortment;
winter options firm; spot red steady.
WHEAT.
MILWAUKEE,. CHICAGO.
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before Judge O,Gorman.l

In the matter of the estate of Patrick Kenny,
deceased. Petition filed for letters of admins
tration Hearing April 18th.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-24

Wheat receipts in Chicago 6,432 bushels;
shipments 20,lS0 bushels.
Wheat receipts in Milwaukee 1850 bushels;
shipments none.
Stock of wheat in Milwaukee 3,239,000
hall
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-24
Probate Court.

Probate Court.
Before Judge Real
In the matter of the estate of Charles East
lake, deceased. Letters of administration is
sued to Mary j. Eastlake.
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District Court.
before Juuge DTl
COrRT CASES
Probate Court.

Adam Rau vs. the German-American bank
action on note. Tried and submitted.
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M. DORAN's REPORTS.

Amount of bullion gone into the Bank o.
Eng and El21 900.
, 1881-11-01
quail u Nuisance In California,

. . HET7IH.
j. i. SpoHnGr. Secretary III tilu stntn Eports.
mrn's Association, has rrctivrd fran u. u. aur-
r.riali. wh0 resides ut .tMx. Hiln lNrxu CuiHty,
letter uIlfter ntD nf tho lGfh taiut,t, III wh1ti
tho writer nn.atlR uthcr things salys;
"IhD GnnG Inv. ~ IL INV ftAIltIs IN thg stat.
utc. - nnG which eanhnt le 01eytt! In ths end
s,r,lutton OF crops. Thu st.,uia Mln'uln! hcru IN
vast i!t,cks. ns ,hany prnahly M h.AD ut II time
nnti utler grain " soon as it shoots nj. u keep
Il, 1t iHtl It IL put In tho sucks. Very lew uf Ma
rass ytar Without btytNx T. tAX 10 tl,cIi VI
Iron jltU to twenty Mcrt.A. Thry Als1 hrKilt.y
onr xarllcn vegetables. iuiye tun uures, t!t
Mnseat grapes. which they tnnk ns,ous nt,. VT
avail. Tho law .lgHiI,st shouting tutlsL ru,nain u
u,Ah letter here. Siy next nnIghur lust twenty
one Arrtx af HtanctneA hy lhuhi. Thly n1u
svtry lcaf a,ll mAriy nIl Tim yini,s 4loro thuil
lew weeks nHO. Another !Ia4 Ind 10 siaua E>,Artl
over h!a flneynf every tltKhe fur fnnr Muntts.
Year they utterly destroyed four acres Ut xrapu-
vinos for me-
, 1881-11-01
LIVE STOCK.

S,IsfA -
CArrl.E-lecceyoa slurtng sunday aau ."sx' 'S "
snl,lu >tus lust WBuk, ttd1t trtal w. t,, n,.tsI
und ltlll eu,vcat shipped list WGGs+ lt3l ~" ru!tt
waH ir1nur Ian III tlu cuso last "Hes t"'
and IN sot.s DESCRIPTIONS tlltra "hs ELI ,u,pt
advance. Shipping Htades, shnas'! u, s"I "csu.e 81
yhuwed but sl4,i ehalsx0 I0r tlu pel'o. ~ s,s, III.
thu uOl.tinuuil utl@Avurub!u r1IuFts leo"' wv osEl
In WUaaaEa Alid COMMON natives tltlu ~" .b,r!rl
1uarkut ut pn vi, wuu ut U+ar. liIt !nre en,yrd
thu Hrr.ltust cangu, AnotEer Tim. uA. IA, xas ~
tho eptrl,nu4l Ut huldors vi slsI.'ll'a e''s's Nv
uncertainty .uanrllf,x thu supply ~ ~, .nk rsd
plttsturH Il FGJt Wuynu and thu 6fa9H T., mi taH
10th ,reIp,stuI si.art. and nt'sees ,". @ viii ii
ii Eut tot NJ stGrk OH t'isif '"''a ~ me ysts
probability u Aaylnl " huEl !. " n,Lltrl
tur day nr two. In Sul,g NJ thcln s'1 Wy fel1ri
Nti iustwsek. 'ltoWuvur. VII sa'sar r''nv II, ~
Wusp p!raetl uu tlurIiu tho Aly a'lo "' 'rl,.t
rscus ~ tliA M Ftttl!i A't! I lI1 ,It1 nnhl,t
extrn e.lttl0 M0fe Hac!utlc1 ltt w.Ts IN llf
tHba hLil il-ltkun txrGpillH i!Srr rr, us.t lut ~ ~
ts!as M9nltt Slt*t no"@yH ~ !" E"'I; vrs ut thh
vera Hilatly IL l;lx, ~ tur Ia..T, T,iN.sIsp. " "!
x14 uL ii. ats II luE lAtur to inM .1rtr. y.
~ " u fur rluIAls,h ~ 1Htl hHax ft IHhf - -
stpEtf ct *uett AoG1s ~ tasl!r ".fv utk III
yaElcu tst lt&tAk1. 1huEu W.: spin MN 10 Iuntr
~ VI tM,I fatus. or ii ssaA.js! sos -" ff;f. II"
'r1c luli1raI luarket TN .sYta 1ltnl. ,,rt
sn!ts lveFpul sabu "tt y ~ III. ,arxstnsJ
D1eM s!GW nl!4 4sfs'su4ah !''ut''t t tlur. II
III t;,,ittj,x xaIGAu1 E..l,+i III t!Ih' ., pUl.t4
Inipx. Wills IN yAn.r qualities th.s mrsA n
.na.n .;,mt rnniyvsal'ns L,M n ilssrt,t'! W
A,usftr,n nd itisi, sIrJtS M.fs tc "tt .t, nnt
jnc;udIIN GattauIaa. kollt Ut r ~ li eatt.s sn@
Kuw, also. tue prevailing IFtcs AVE se'
, 1881-11-01
rt- - --
HllMlR.


Low rcnts-Itips III thu sole Of II shnc,
lnlians never drink to .lrowu sorrnw, When
they eau got nny ything to drink tlIoy hnva uo
sorrow to drown.
The crry nj the eoslee Is sa|A to lte unusually
good this year: hut thcro nppcMrs tn be no In
rrnvetncut In the cocks.
When A New Orlcnns man wnnte. Ills picture
In nj, herrIu ntiiuIlc. tho artist painted him in
tho net of refusing to drink.
1 police court IL q very accommodating
placc IL sransact huslnoas. II yum hnyen't lho
inoney to pay cash. tho Judge Kouernsty gives
YOU sfmc.
An exchange inquiries. Does hanxlnp prt.-
vent crinGy" II ecrtn1n!y docs, Win Gyer
WIS hnrEc,I?
An trIhhtnan WROTE thus to thu Wife Ut s!ck
him Of tho twnty rhlllMVs ho owes mo on tho
1'iEs, aud II he IN. tell him nut to give himself
my consnrrtan about It,"
a shost-!sIahtcd Frenclmau has il pointer
sl0Y tlut II 10 pilttt Tint whenever hts muster
kills hHre Oil Ills fnrin tic iltI3 rishra trtr Anu
which he keeps 8t0uk III cunpcHluscnt.
Orlando Greantloll, or Ono'ulaxa, N, T., has
been three times tried Mnd rolslctri Ut tho
sAtne murder, INT he " ilnw hoping fur fourth
1rlAi on Tho ground t!iAt he tnrxt!t IL s1t tho
Jury thht h1 wns troubled With Indigestion.
ysu hoforp. slrY" unntlnr,,ll, (lDs,kirY up lrul
paperl: ~ eIn sure .n't tell; @hat in!st or
Letter.
1t Is repnrted that I.nrtnx will eonttnae tao
1,ucs experiments ut rnisnx trs. He MT nniy
rxpecta IL rntss III 1,rtttlt, TINT lu0ks trss lko
able II nuke 1t tAste Worso and o surc 10 1NHko
man .!cathly sick. H., II hound To l'cut 10
lMo's rect'r'l.-iipaf"H iiwf.
bis hip pocket 80 tilnt wha, tllo nll n!nI Kicked
him tue old nun Wt,i! tsct hurt. 1t wnrklal.
, 1881-11-01

Eh hk IL
-,.-------.--, ;...--..-..
INC 'o1!o~1h9 Rfata WIS 'nspecte't 'l''o H1"t.
IN th's Guy yestcf4ils tnorn'hR: lcar felec.e''
w'nter WHEAT, III cara No: sprlng. ~ e'''a No,
3uo, ~ en1s reJectea wv "ut"t'; % ID. e@.a n''u
w." w w. eor'l' ~ .tn' ,a" 'AT " ~" .!s
felccsca' cafs no RrN!o t1h' eosHf ueats w"''o
outs. IN tnrs Nh. : tnixe II eAts rc)eetca, car
no Rrato tth' "n's,; 10 ears nnd ::,a} IN No. :rSe.
car rejected; cars No. bar!ey, )" oars no. D.. y
''t's ~ cars lo"or Er1lca Nv bhfleyl. it""t ".o
cAfal, as"Oo bla' itsreetea OUT: :,Ass u'' "hea9'
4As'1s u" c"F1, I'st"t vi "n's' wv u" '3e'
1he sun snoho nut yca'efuaJ' ~ WIS ~ 'ons
sls'ee n's 1hst h'l@'Fa!'lco tn"t so''o '"'hs fo'
4aftefl tho thlcno'nohon aSh 'erS Hh1s1l"l os1p'
iAe tead'nH PFn.lHeo ih"rHe's "uEe l"'ueF
%ehK yesterday lhore WIS ReheFat ausAaeo
curly, u'h!er lree Hllth9 o. shssts' out " WIS
so9n over Tho fnct OF itno We"1hor' WIN
tie report OIL uatlR ih'lltEe fs1st,
Mplo eoi,ers nhSsoEs' III" prsceA Hase ~,
"hy rapHlly nnder ihcleaSea o'cssEss' 1nu
lnhrKets eIt'seat ne'1t'y III tuo I'tla" "R"ses "
tue dHS. s"no lAtRo plsfchhses "ete 'laao III
pork Aau eoFt'' ont 1nero WIS Roo'! t'e"' Hioto
IN ehlo thlah was Wnhtea' nons"'ethols hhS,oiS
WINS lhah!tes1cu ~ Kho" tAa result VI 'ho NJ
soEnbtr tse'!VcrleH souay, Mess posK e'oscu @''ee
I~:ae oWer. NJ F'n~stelo'@';a ior .'"'etnueF I'LL"
*i"""fbi.tttts ior onH'lH'yt .atu ouet" -" NV" NV
~. ~ sI1'toetll.ss3s VT Nusenloct uAu stl'.7s
U'!."l ior I.lal!arS. elaoFt f!os efosea stoaly.
~ eso'hGtuuo :s soiler 1an.5' ""Htt c!oso,. "
lower, ut *''a'ssts siH's t"r NoVe'naor anu si"EH
QslH' fur pccomoor. Corn slosesl stoatY. ut wi
stas:so ter leeesa0of a!'" "s'.Mtuo i"f S4as.
t'at closed to"tsido OF oetopef1 sa4sAo lo"ef. nj
tJssaftaAo fnr November n'la t.tsttso iof s!aS.
tya s'osea l'so !owor, ~ s!:oosseft'ul 'or NO
fcs1pcr anu el't:Qel.sGs tor ueces''uct' haf!ey
citHeu "e"~' HI f'.u' aot w" " s"sh' s""''s tur
HotemoeFf alaa s1'o''a IVY t,'cep'no!. !1oRs
"aFo tIl'et aHa chsS' at w. o!o9to" 'uF nRht uats
ut Eb,I3&kGin Tor AEAf$t Luh4lQ WEFO 6lEOtNEt,
, 1881-11-01
,ss1rWElNE

turntF. tho tit"r Jumping lnt IL. n~'lR !" 1tt'
pr.'4>,in hrm2h, hT fl'nsy l.tr Iu,hrrs, THnn-
Thy WIS ,pIsH. nt s".;A@'".;... for prime strsl,
nnl etnvar ut ii. Meta..U, nrcnltlutg tutnultty.
1.,,I;u frei4hts wrro dull. with IN inINiry ott
tho tnlri ur shippers. mud tttto .icArr on tho su
uf vessel lnr1, 10 mike Il rate. Unly o,u rl!arer
wuA announced during EIlnneu bHsr. aul ihaa II
vessel with t3.tN0 blt tnxsuc,s for ItItrnto. tor
Which 2iu mir tlli ,y,s phil,
Tho rrceihts III whcnt rcttnrtc.l ycssctslny ht
EhIn,su, milwaukee,. At Louis. h,iut, ail,l Tie.
tru!t nHErrHutcl t:J,ftN III, md tl,n shtihrnta
ia,.AW biI. 1llo shllNMants frt.n Naw TURK, ltnl-
tin,,,rr. nT,1 Philadelphia wcrp lliUOl In.
THO rtcrlpta nnl shipments nt whnRt ut tile
lc.thE g4ttn markets I:nst mud Wcst during lust
week. ,ynra M FntutYa.
, 1881-11-01
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following were tho receipts and shipments
OF ien.l,lg ,lrtle.cs &c produce tn tho city during
tho forty -eIgilt hours ending, ut o'clock
Monlny morning ntld for the corresponding
titnt. n ycnr lIwu:
, 1881-11-01

MONROE. Mich. fcpt. =, ls;5--slns; have
been taking Hop Eitttrs fur inflammation Of
kninoys aud hiadlor. 1t bus !lopo for me- whit
tnlf doctors fuiled 10 do. Tho effect OF Hop
Dltterx seemed like maxc to me-:
". l.. CARTER,
, 1881-11-01

~. tn ~ :: SIN l's,In rsrN +. III ": S.lt"r
1s1't fruu 81 iu th,. ln's'lu1"I: Sl.tAU tram
~, ta.;; HtIA ltin rInn r. Ii n: i!urat~ irun
ttuirt; tlsccnin frn,t .Jfi to s,rat Nhpl fr..m
~ VI. Unc,muurIs: GAtnlm Mt /; lfDnnli:A
Nu,Dtornicnt III iti.