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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-09
pInamile Recommended.

GENEVA. August s.-Ths Zurich Social
lists have appealed to the Federal tribu.
nal against the local prohibition Of the
Socialist Congress. The Anarchist organ
publishes . resolution Of the Socialists
Congress in London. specially referring
to Switzerland. recommending Dynamite
for the destruction Of existing institu-
lions.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-09
C~omstock's Escape.

The Tucson (Arizona) Citizen Of An.
gust 4th says /: A. v. Comstock has ar.
rived In this city from the city Of Chi.
hushus. Hs was q passenger with the
Ists ]. Z. Pugh in the stage which was
attacked by Indians opposite the Candle
lsria mountains. below Ell Psso. on the
morning Of the Sd Of July. Mr.. Com.
stock states that he and Mr.. Pugh had
been talking on ordinary topics, and had
NO thought Of possible danger. They
were startled about 3 o'clock In the
morning by . volley Ared BY concealed
parties in a shallow arroyo BY the road.
side. The driver wal killed by the first
shot and fell from his seat. Az the
mules plunged forward another volley
killed two OF them. and the stage was
brought to Q stsndstill about Atty feet
from where the first shot was fred. The
second driver. who had been asleep In
the boot. Immediately jumped to the
ground and opened the stage door. say.
ing; "The I~ndisns-run !" PuRh and
Comstock alighted almost simultsns-
ously. the former taking q Spencer rife;
Comstock had only q revolver. They
separated. making quick time across
the open space into the mesquit brush.
Ascertaipiug that nc pursuit was being
made. Comstock remained near BY,
hoping to bear o signal whistle from
Pugh or the driver. From his position
he could plainly hear the Indians break.
ing open boxes, but could see nothing.
As daylight approached he made q cir
cult Of some distance and gained the
road. and In Q couple Of hours reached
the Ruosto ranch, where be found the
driver. who told him that Pugh had
stopped about forty yards from the stage
and refused to 60 further.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-09

There are 5000 places In New York
city whore whisky 10 sold BY the drink.
not including the regular hotels. And
10 this connection It may be stated that
hve-sixths Of the inmates OF the aims.
houses and prisons OF New York were
brought to their present condition BY
drink.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-09

OF Governor Roberts. Of Texas, the
Austin Diposeh says that he "hstss the
Union and the Government a. bitterly
today a. hs did then. All his talk Of
love for the Union 10 mere. pretense,
and II he had the power he would today
return to the condition OF things before
the war. slavery and all. he has NO
faith or confidence in any man. however
strong . Democrat he may be. II hs was
not . native Southernsr and an original
ssc~essionist."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-09
Low Water Ia Carson River.
Lyon County TYme.. A.ou,t q.

Lyon County Tmes, Angusf 8. =.
The ophir mill 10 running very light
on account OF low water 10 the river.
but will probably continue to run as long
% the water holds out.
The water In the river 10 so low that
the italian ranohsrs have to take water
from the 0phir ditch for irrigation.
The Lyon mill has suspended about
bali OF its work on account Of scarcity
OF water.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-09

The Few York Aal says there 10 q
perfect vhirlwind Of gossip at the Long
Branch hotels. The old hsgs and harri.
dams get together on the hotel pia..ss
and have It all their own way. Woe
hstids the unfortunate man or woman
Who happens to Be- taken mp BY these
wrstshsd women OF society.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-09

Young man Tin the bright revised YER
sion Of whose youth there 10 no suoh
thing a. . hrst commandment with
promiss)-"Msmms, do Jon know I'm
real glad you're my mothsrf" Mother
equally surprised and touehsd)-"Why.
my dear sonf" Young man Because
you can't sysr b my mothss-in-law."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-09

Gentleman (vho has been asksd for .
llsht)-"Confound your impudsnos
Jon hand me your old. stump. and have
got my cigar In your mouth Stout
psrty-"Bisss me. % I have! I thought
I misasd the favor Of my cigar, and !
have not another 70 e6sr you"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-09

An English girl wants to know how
long girls should DO oourted. Our opin.
ion may not be worth much In such
matters. bat We think . long girl should
be oourted 10 the same manner % short
girls are oourted-with operas. carriage
rides. CONNECTIONS. sitting up nights, and
30 forth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-09

One Of the New York 'dailiss. after .
sarsial review Of the subject. puts Jay
0ould's fortune at 81. ooo. 900. One
hundrsdth part Of that amount would Be-
sonsiaszsd . fortune eatsids Of Geld
Hill.
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soRn.

In Eureka, August s. to tho wife Of VIM.
Anderson. . daughter.
In Eureka, August s, to the wife Of T.
Kennedy. . daughter.
In Austin, August 8. 10 the wife Of @.
@. Holbrook. . son.
In Austin, August 8, to the wife Of Noah
Wardle, twins-a son and daughter.
In Aurora, July a. 10 the wife Of @.
Novsoovieh, . daughter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-09
America and England Tho Irish
Land Bill.

bouu DiIls
LONDON. August 9.-Withr reference to
Ashlsy's reply in the House Of Com.
mons Monday evening In regard to tho
proposed Consular Convention bstwssn
the United States and Great Britain IL 10
announced that Thomas Grsy. Assistant
Secretary Of the Board Of Trade, win
visit America shortly with the object Of
conducting negotiations.
The Daily NeDs says: We have reason
to believe government will advise the
Commons to disagree with all important
amendments to the Land Bill In the
House Of Lords. accepting only . few
which do not Affect the principle Of the
measure. It 10 not believed that the
Lords will stand ont against the action
OF the Commons In rehabitating the bill.
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On Monday, July nth, 1881.

AL branches In the Rugiish isneuse, viii b,
tsught--.. MRS. O D. WkNTWURTH,
Gold Hill. June 10 1881 10 In
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Gl90n R.TURNs ~ % pAYo OF
AzOU tnvssesd. o6eisi rSperss.
s., ssss:: 81. Ps: e va si:s. s's e. ;:
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LOST,

I'm MAIN sTRHRT. GOLD HILL. IN.
~ tssd.y. : ,ui: pin Win .n.thY.t :stssss.
the hndsf wiz b. suitably rsvlfdsd b leaytf
Gold Hill, August 1, 1891. Nat
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M.p

E'RoN NEVADA CITY, oALlloR.-
nis; fernsnenty located q vfyGm>
Sstsfsotion enarsnte~S. 80
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r HEREBY INYoRM NJ FRIENDS AND
the public that ] shall opsu Q Pdyats
kchool In toe old Grammar Department Of he
Csntral School buildipg.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-09

~. Reductions made 70 families. Boats
ing for Soda Springs.
II Inyalids, a. well - business men or
hmiiss, seskng recitation and pleasure. VIII
ind this the Very place. ~
, 1881-07-05
TIE DEUTLGls TRAGEDY.
rrua. ,tu,tn,st.n,. 1a,,s tt.ftts ta1. I, 1toll,.


Thore WINS very llttlo that was now Ill tho
Pacific daraon wife-.anraof case yosto1siay, aiaa
still ut Inrxu and nothing bud bcsu douo locking
~, ~. ,rms,,bnr.,o,, hrrnnl nnttfr,r n toscrIr.
'a @ W., u"u ~. ~ ~.
uon Ut n,mt. @ ~ reporter s'saca mo scoue OF INC
nna TS @ M bs s,nas usss %yS GufF sy me ay ns
mInkInv marty ,,at "s n norhinr Ind nccurr,,d
i1sslua VI tho hosc. hoWoser. whcFo Mrs' Dont-
Ter, the murdered wunlMtt, livad, mud whero tho
condition. Tho body vi, tho .uur.!eror's victim
wus lMd 0ut., i ti0ur hetng, used for
Tho purpose. aua abtMlt thu. tlu1rh wer9
uy!donucs nr this hOrrl!o ertnio ttl tho share Of
piilows satiratetl with blool; and tho in.ilaius
ss' % * %Stfy pse o* ss2 5 y: yoey ~ S ssons a 5 Ss q
Detn.uae they knuw very llttlo, mid hal! thoy
kaown never 70 nneh l!stwss,, sha,r trSht anl
purtar's stAy a1.4 lundc (0st tlnttatn Of tho IT,
.iccU.scd i lir.sin. Uiuu,s G1stclio aud Traynur
llyu rcMchGh tho ground. and procured Il ChutO.
gn.ph nr tho muttarcr, and niatio tut neecasary
tif tic cuae uIld the arrcst OF tho guilty lndi-
vlAHA,.
Tho only additional fncts tho reporter was nh!o
to ear,. ot tho aar ware .ias attcr tue tir,.g u
Into inc hsr % roon. % a asain shot her. iie rotna,ncd
With her it upt,0,rs, ft,r sou,o ime nftor kiiilng
hor, and cotlsIt, uf tho dccousutl saya
lsn l.on1.np rt,E lnpY
II tho meantimo " Sto Waiga Was known 20
havo boun y! hvr hoaon ottst oot1iv tllo trnKl0
1v0nt. nAd which wiz missing Ycatorthy. Iluv
!ntK no roh1a.!ea VIII nsr 10 'ioI khoWn, nat
, 1881-07-05
TIE REIGN OF BLOOD.
James Cunningham, a Butcher,
Stabs His Wife to Death.
lie Gives Himself Ur, Admits tho Crime,
and Subsequently Donics 1t.
Further Details Of tho Deutlsr Wifa-Murder
=. Oh Milwaukee Avenue.
The Horrible Wretch fsobs Tho Corpse ol Forty
& Dollars and Escapes.
ANOTHER UxOnIC1DE.
JAMES CUNNINGHAM sTADs Ills WIFE Tt

JAMES CuHNlxaisAM srADs Ills WIFE TO
HEATH. -,
At No. 202l Doarlna street. four doors from
the police station, lvod Until yesterday morning
Jamcs Cunntnghn.t ntltl hls wlfo. His business
,loualnally WIS TINT Of II butcher at tho Stock.
Ynrtls, but, ns II tnatter of faot. ho iovoscd his
ttmo 10 drinking and bcRttng hIs wife, and llyotl
nlr llGr earnings md tho results OF her begging.
Sho. BY nll rup0rtH, WINS worthy won,atl, hard.
working, and had ono child. Yesterday MORN
lny thoro wns n rt,w at thoir house., and In tow
minutes CunuEnshnm rah into tho police station
With blondy hands and sald ho hnd killed hs
vile mid wantul tn 10 lncketl up. lilo
was accommodated with roon. md thgn Oftlcor
hfGhnngy, whn was In CHARGE. wont to Cunning.
iiovr coyerod viii, bioo.l. and ao.td. 'sho WINS
stnhi'ed tlrst " the rlxht sit!c md th9tl u The
s t ta9 breast @ !attsr wr 9Io eon ,o
silles 1t tho nock Considerable ,lifllcaIty sas
VIII SS Soy EHtn tapata It Tor as iay
tuat as tho cOfpso wns ~ hu takcn 70 tho
Mnrgue. olio Of tho Mo1xhbors offered 70
ana @ W aiso took tho puir llttu totlior.css xri 70
nor own home. Tho nur'!crol ssoIna,, ,sas SHIRT
sistanot scnrcciy for ,nomUMt to tho assnult by
her husband. Tho cottnKp Is only ono story
hlxh, containing m thres roons: Tno ..ttNaely &c. &c.
Wnsn gangaai @ Kayo l'Iaset i %, bSs!aes M "a. a.:
snrsv r. III III, ~ MI mill, Il ~ 1,of Eor, f' ~ 1Y
Tr i,y ~ ~ ~ thrta ua " MANY t,nr =" nai II. f
i,n, rnimcH lin " i,usnMse sho waa 1 t.omp viii
nthnr nmm ts,. Wan, .*h"f i'm mn,hs;nrSS mi
;hss siorw' Hhn "nnn,rs y, hmv a,,1,,,nrtc.l hin
tu mos3 of FIJI II" t.mt, and Was woii rorrtlctl in
~" n",hhnrhnn rhr 49, nnrifnS ,vnrt1 1,,urri4i
auout ya,r IND .s half agd, bt i,ad bcon yinE
,nt III that n ,vas ;ltciftntn nnH ti;s was
nrnbnhly D"s ~ ""a '''s'A&'' '''N '''' ""'
pAoo"o'S
ONE CADsE OF TlfEIH QUAltRELs.
After Il Look at tho huua1 and Surroundings,
MI interview yynB hRl at tho poIfcc.AtHtion with
Cunningham. IIo ID d tall, sparo ttlmtl, sandy
camp!cxlun, much froeklad, and with
p0x. lie was indy shakon ilp
oyur the tragedy 4,lu tcoout drunk. ind trenl-
htel Violently. Ila had d very smooth story TO
toll LIT Que which dill not accord ut Ill with l1ia
statements Ut tho tnornnK ,ytun be Xavu MIN.
seIf IN. lilo said h0 not up butweUn Rt,d
opluck, and his vito told HIM To get aonu wator.
white she split tho ktudIpyH, lie wuatod to
split tho k.nllings howevur, aud let her Ket tho
Wnter. Shp would mt agroe to this, and no
started to take ito 6utoiacr-knlfe. Wild Whoh
siio wNs go,uv 10 split tho Bindings, out Of hor
, 1881-07-05
DEIrDrnArr SHOOTING.

Z WICKED ATTEMtSf To XIII.
Mtuhnui Hmm, Of No. rs KroEor street, whllo
walking out Sunday nlaht with h's wlfo ahd
children, met John Nos!zefakl Mt the cornor Of
Kroaor street and Shclllch1 avenue. Tho latter
was llourtshtng aud dlsohhrrRinH 4 revolver i, a
VERY carnlcsa way, and wl,otl latnam ,. rotrs,,- @
Wlthnut fiirtltpr iii, hu executed hs threat Ly
st,outtnv tlItnan in s6o loft lrK below The kaco,
making what flr. Parks thinks e not serious
wound. lloslxctskl h0s not yet 0ncn nrrnsteds
though olllcors arI lonkin1 ioF h''n. ITO lives on
rs,o street, is - years Of aEo. has t!it ono
leg. and has FREQUENTLY boon arrested for as'
, 1881-07-05
OUR WATER-SUPPLY.

Convincing '1seaxoi,s for tho Adoption
Farther out III the Latec-.scttlemont
o. Hfi,s1 nonssSan%. ssrsSraae pfo'''" '"per'''se
~ fAe Eat,a, =, ~. cs,eooo 7r,atns.
c,c,uo ~ n,v av'. 4gYn,wIs,anainr No. i"yu % MI Tint
sess wr,s seS. oa o
Iu.rrcs.od with Iis Importance, aad sim loss
with tue pressing necessity =, lor action; 's; our
present water aupr'y. US NIL will agrce. ,sdoteet.
aaa. aae Ur9 , asSS ann ~ .,or. Ue e'
n anothor ~ winter. @ wha,escr we do vii reau,ro
years to accomplish, willie nil tho tlmr tho oyIl
Is growing Yrcatcf. Whatcvor We do. therefore,
q ~ az a SosI Tr IN i've ~ as
hive tnen psunnsu.l, otlc Ut which viii probably
xs % vets " sss'e ea ns se ons t" e af liz s
north Of tho cIty. ,say liiEh!ani pnrk. This e
taA' I'D estiases ss s' tho % eost Il aIeas tSrss
ss sSs wa S hs III. .!"kss sS s ss Ss n ss
apoyo as ;uo aks. Wareas I eo M to It Is is civ @
Ss{ S1f ,IH iSa s Ss n J. ,,ss Ssy S sS%ss tSSs s
fuF new engines, tit nuts ttowt, taif il million
for tho Gust Of uynx tho U!,i oi.es. not seei1v
W. Should % 10 iert withottt Water n for months.
Ho also proposes to bring tho water tor tic Inst
tal1 fnIles In n brick conduit. With tho View, /
suppose. Of sRY,nE soniu part Of tho expense.
Ijut / hardly thIuk tGis would bo found Ok
nealents IL iro, pipes syrra usci thn Whole
,yly. thc totai cost. clstding the reservoir, t,uv
cTtnrs, tuIiliel, mid crib, wG,, not DO flr from
IN n,,nnst m}sn,;tn,y Mre wntf,r. mi araseryn!r
sontaininr snyesHi dnys' g,ipDjy. Whnthcr nj,
eioration Of oniy Ii0 teet abnyc tho like, how.
evrr. ,snuji na' suifIciuSt ft,r fbn uirDosc. il
ni,est,on. do nat uclIuye il would.
The ntner pluti ID to continue tbs present tun-
ie,s mi lMrtc erb 1,r n,l1n i,nrt Tf,u udyant-
Mt,ea ~ this MIN. ira thnt wH shall th,,s in
tmnnHs, and tt il Gin ite curriesl Nit nj fr toss
, 1881-07-05
h[}lEJ,


1b lh5 EIll5F q TIC LNlfd93 7Ft6HHss
CHICAGO, July 4.-lnasm.,ch rs engagements
previously accepted llcccsstnto my leavfng tho
boAutIl,t City OF Ch!cngu OIL M0tuluy, July I,
and thus preclude tho possibility Of .ny renius-
lug thuuks to tho many friends md woIl-wlsh-
Urs WIN lavu 90 klMlly received and ruyAiiy OIL.
tertnlngd mo, tealEn hon.with to tcnaer my
hgafttss tlAks for tho e asto nt!o" shown
press the fervunt ht!po TINT inly uftpr hayo
occasion to revisit this ct,tcrprsinE utld ntlsIo
ri CITY. IN nil my trUnls ni,ti u, Tho H.ltsohl
public Ut GhEcNKa fn g1lGrHl herewith bid IN
M1ectI0nale fAE0Wull. Wtt.t1AN CANplDuA.
, 1881-07-05

1t, ths ptllc1 to which It. gs,os. One lettor III sG
sent turns up " !ao tcaAl. LETTER Utls0. l]ile
lottor out Of otery le0 ssiit u hc!d for poatnKe
near ;No,AN IL year. More thnn to0IIV letscra
every year nro lntulsloioptly addressed. Tim
ton whnteyer, and those letters ultaM contain
retnittAllcea ut great value. Mora thau sDAUN
foreign letters fAi! to reAch tho persons TO whom
thpY Nro addressed.
, 1881-07-05

Thara can DO ~, bcttef epnrsAntcs Of The vaius
DIES lban tue buso mud worthless limitations ut
them, ~ GherS Faise liesnlyents Iselief.. Hnd
That tho naMe "Iatlway" II W what You buy.
, 1881-07-05

ltrinosrlnEc III tito lrtat md seSrrn lEsihfnitl't"
tion. II wns t,ky bCcNlla4 nr the htrlK tt'i'stl'
tuition md vitality ut Phlmarhor Mnt hc hlf.
vIvcd m long na he tftt.
, 1881-07-05
Lured by GEittoring Promises, Ito scts
Out 10 Nako Ills Fort.
une.
His Adyenturea with tho "1nseot. .Extermi-
nator;'' "Fly-Paper,' and Bunion-
Cure" Men.
An 1attfyitw with d Reverend Dealer In Gospel
Charts, Skeleton Sermons. aud Patent
lrcnlng.DOaras.
More Dtsausted Than Ever, Ho Turns Up In
tho Local Room and Gels His
"Oolall."

tho Local Room and Gels Ills
uDot,ti ~
A"'
Tired OF tho monotohy OF newspaper Ito, with
lts npver- ending routine OF hobnobbings win
Presidents nnd Senators, worrying watches a.
tedious horsc~ races, Forced sessions 1T tho pay
nnd oper,a, afd oil tho othor happenings when
70 10 mako journalism unsbenr. ralnusE
reuortor vnstprt,ny handel IN Ills reslunMtl0p,
afe~ Ii. pay up 70 aate. and sarod forth
bis profession did not to hc hollnE IN storo
fnr hltn. Of courso he was full Of hopo when he
s,a.."I ~. .n1 n wss mt until II bunk presl-
's... ~ .,.1 ,,n ,h,. ria caihtnt waY utvinu
.'.,s..', .s4.s,nn,,or arn he hnd no intun.
cnuIi'.l. sa.'sn"e 's,,1.,'s ass,nn uud traI,
tioH OF tnak11R cn""Ee. '4nu ,,.,s,nt " ,sa
tnE oa1a Of Tsaa' @ u man nxs nas ,'t,ea nssusr
,vh" cnnh, "nly nut brain. into tho business,
wa" eoaln ,na. u11.s ~ oasnn h"d ,,"o,ncI ,sth
thanks iii 0fcr to tnkc HIN tn III q Rllent snarcr
uf his profits. that tho reporter discovered that
tho hvhor positions In tho cutnmeroIal world aro
hnvo to -houln hls climb to prosperity even ut
E,r,har .corct rcynuich tho fnct that thcsp
.,.... 49,. ,ss. ,ro,v,n md zi,or hn bn nsprct.
runPs wefe croWata' nnu' Hnen Nv nau nsoo .' ~.
Cd tho base OF tho Mtier, ne tllscoFcfct tnAt lno
rush for evon hungig pInco upon It wns 50
furious Tint tho prospect af bcslnnlng tho climb
detected, and. wh'c alroady longing Tor tho
,,,, ,,s,un, ,,,,cr nlulred h,s nutural i,stIucts
~. ~ .,o,.. a,,s thon ,,t,nuod hia nyrs
ts"u'S .nu ~. ~" 80. .c,,,nns wncro s
attention WINS urrcatcsi by ,l1lUtco which At onro
,."iin,t tna uinn,n necus,nt.e by his recent M.
% snesrss. ' Whit xrcatrr poaslpllitles Of tortuae
eon!a no i,uld forth than thos' con'a'1'co !" 'io
IolloWlu9F - ,,,,m,, o,,,u,,
r ANiEA AND GENTAEMEH H4tEN l1NEt
, 1881-07-05
{e1lUU'.II-'S READY HEL{I;E
HEALTH is WEALTH 7!
Health Of Body Is Wealth Of Mind.
RADWAY'S
Sarsapari|Iia an
Resolve n T.

1.,rc blood nnkea so,ln1 flesh, strong bone, md
clcnr Hktn, II ynll ,sollld hHru yunr ilesh rnl,
your toucs apun1 wthn,tt Gartgs, md pour ttitn.
LIAM tff14t1t EI.NrN :
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-16

tons; France, 100000 tons; Russia; 9, 500.
ucui Austria Hungary, 10000 tons; other
countries, l., 25O,0 goo tons, and that OFFICE is
shown to have reached this season 200, O00,-
600 qrs in India; l60,0O0,0O0 in China, and
81, 10000 in Persia and Japan.
In England the cider apple is principally
grown in Hercfordshirc and DevonShire,
and in portionsof Gloucesterahire. Worces-
tershire, DOrsetshire, Somersetshirc and
Cornwall; and on the other side of the
British Channel must be mentioned Jersey,
Normandy and Brittany. Many farm.
er counts, in good year, upon paying his
rent by his cider harvest
The total catch of mackerel at all the New
England ports, including Boston, for the
season ending November /, was 32l ,4J6 bbls,
against 240, 96l last year.
The current harvest in Greece this year
Is very large, one of the. best ever knswn
for quantity and quality. Altogether, the
crop will weigh about 10000 tons.
The tables showing the growth of hops
and vines indicate the Tcutonc rs the
great beer-drinking countries, while the
vineyards are chiefly belonging to the Latin
races
The following are mill quotations of lum-
Der at Orange: Shingles, sawed heart $3.50
shingles, saTed sap. S2,75; boxing Sl4: scant-
ling, .Sl4 fencing, Sl4; flooring, SIS; cell
ing, Sl4Gld, all heart, SIG; lath, plastering,
S2,25; spear head pickets, $40; do dressed,
$40; fancy, de-, rough, $l3; do. dressed SIS.
The Madison county New York; super
visors make s..unk-killing an oilenSc pun
ishablc with fine The reason is that
skunks live on grub which devastates hon
vines, and hop-growing is one of Madison
countys chcfiEdustries.
The Sedala Democrat remarks that the
squirrels of the country are evidently
migrating. The march is from north to
south. Farmers report that one day in
their timber u squirrel cannot be seen, and
the next day the trees are alive with them
Vast numbers are being killed.
A dealer in one of the Massachusetts
manufacturing towns, where large num-
Der OF girls are employed, laid in last year
stock of chewing gum valued at 81 400.
The Pittsburg Magnet says go head of
cattle were gathered in this and adjoining
counties recently, and driven from here to
Longview last week They will be shipped
from there to San Antonio.
1t is now certain that the culture of cane
IN Southern Oregon will soon be most i'm
p0rtant in lustry,
Germany has 100000 and Spain 1880, 600
goats, 75O 100 asses and G50,000 mules
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-16
GRAIN.

IHEreceipts ofcorn to-day were large ,anC
iully up to the demand, ndwhile the mar
ket was rather dull, there was no change ir
prices. Oats were also offered freely and a,
freely taken. There was fair Offering n,
wheat, which sold at from one dollar To q
dollar and twenty-five cents. Nicaraupuo
wheat is worth in this market seyenty-fye
cents. During the past five years the Uni,
TED Kingdom has imported from the Uni.
ted States wheat and flour representing 30
$4,000 qrs; from Russia, 55OO,OOO. rest Of
Europe, 1880 900; Canada, 1000, 600; China
l,WO,OOO, and India and other countrir,
rather above 100000.
= me average size Of farms in the United
hlngdom Is 70 acres, In England only, the
a'crase is greater than this, but small hold
lhgs N scotland and Ireland counterbal.
alice the excess. In America the average
size Is taken at l4O acres; France, IS; Ger
many, 40, Belgium, Is; Holland.
80; Russia, SO; Austria II ungary,
45 Italy, 30; Spain, 9 5; Port.
ugAl 25 Turkey IS; Greece and Switzer-
land, 10, and Sweden so acres.
The estimates for corn are 2O0, 600, OOOin the
United States, and 100000 in other coun-
tries.
In Chicago January wheat opened at 81
and closed at l2Sl, being ive-eighths above
yesterday. Corn opened for the same
month at COZ, and closed at 6ls, quarter
OF cent above the day before.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-16

COAL oIL-llO deg IRE test in barrels, II
in cases, 81 ~,
CLOTHES PINs-Round, Csc; spring, 81 per box
MEAsUREs-k bushel iron bound, IS so so .
dozen; two-hoop pals, 8 lO three-hoop, 81 Is.
TuBs-Three nest, 81 25G2 so; eight nest So 25
No. l. 50 80 per DOZEN No. 2, IS so No. 8, Z per
ASH luS&is-Mood. ii IS; zine, 800 New
Era, 81 50a2 40
WELL BUoKrIs-si oOGl 25 per dozen.
FoWnEE-S6 e. per key Of 2S pounds: I2tS, do
81 5S 10 do 81 20: blasting kcSS. - 80
, so. w. . w W
.MAGKEREL-Nu l, barrels, 81; hall barrels. 81;
Kits sl@l 10, No. 2-bUrrcls - 81 10 $40; half.
barrels, s. so TO &c. kits 30 to Csc; No S-barrels.
y to So halt-harrcls, 81 to S6 5G kits, 75c 10
CANnY-sdes, lS]s to axe pound Fancy, is
to 95c -
LYE-Cocenlrated 81 7Sa4.
APO ''''''' -
MISSOURI CIDER-250Snc per gallon.
NlNEGAR-Ier gallon, 2JN3Uc
WRAPPING PAPER-kag and straw, 45c to 75c.
STARCH-66b5lec
JuGs-We quote lie per gallon for glazed,
Crooks, l0c per gallon for glazed
PEACiIES-2 lbs, s. l5@2 Is; lbs, S3t03 80
TOMATOES lbs. 81 30G1 10. ID, 81 65al 20 .
SAuEg kRAuT .-Bbls Sl5 half bbls $500.