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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-05-18
THE PIONEER PRESS
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1.-THE PIONEER PRESS says the Saltwater Lumber
man. sis unGeiably the representative paper of the
Northwest. The amount Of money expended on it
and its enterprise in the collection of State and nation
al news are unsurpassed and unequaled. It is to
western Wisconsin, northern Iowa, southern Manito-
ba Dakota, and all of minnesota, more than any bne
paper in the State OF New York-more, in fact than
anv one paper is to any part Of the East. The manu
factures railroads, agriculture and entire business of
the Northwest find such an organ and representative
IN tho PIONEER PRESS as be found nowhere else in
the United States, for other part of this CONT
nent This Is but sample of the universal testilno
ny from all quarters to the superiority of the PIONEER
Press in all the essentials of rstclass metropolitan
newspaper and to its conceded position in the front
rank of the great American journals of the day. It
has substantially I'D competitor in the vast territory
which folns the field of its circulation, and which it
occupies almost to the exclusion of any other morning
newspaper Is circulation, which has never Increased
rapidly than during the past six months is four
or five times great that of any other newspaper
in the Northwest. outside Of Chicago and st. Louis.
Only the leading papers in those cities pay much
as the PIONEER Press for Geographic specials. and
except these, no other paper in The Northwest main
tatns sc large corps of correspondents. It has
its paid representatives at every great Considerable
center Of the United States. well at all local
points in Minnesota and the adjacent States, and the
Territory Of Dakota. Its arrangements fof 1881
brace Still more comprehensive system of Geographic
correspondence at Washington, New York. Boston,
Cincinnati; Chicago Milwaukee, and numerous other
Cities as well as at Ell the important State capitals
and still widely extended system of local ncws
collection from this and neighboring States. In the
funess md accuracy it's market reports may safely
challenge comparison with any other Journal
Believing the Republican party to be the safest reDos
tory of The great trusts of the government the Pro-
NEER Press is Republican Newspaper without being
aparty organ It holds the sphere Of tie Journalist
to be above all parties; and his true funcion to be that
of faithful historian Of public events; just candid
and impartial censor Of public men and measures,
and fearless and independent exponent of Che best
opinion Oh all pIblic questions
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-05-18

Dr. D'Unger formerly Of the Du-
luth daily Herald, and latterly Of
r;nchonarubra fame is having in
Chicago, little Of the after expert
ences of loving ''not wisely but too
WE'LL Miss Eva Painter, one of
Chicago's greatest courtezans.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-05-18
Land Office at Crookston, Mimi, April ~,

Land Office at Crookston, Minn., April ~,
1881.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support Of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the U.
S. land officers at Crookston, Mimi, on the
18th day OF June, 1851, viz: FELIX GREG
ORE, b. a. 1850, for the NJ of swa sec. Q,
town 156, range 50. lie names the following
witnesses to prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation of said land, viz: George
Ridgers, Charles Ruttan, B. Jarvis, Jr. and
Louis sarditf, all Of Middle River, Marshall
county, Minnesota
25-29 THoss C. SHAPLEIGH, Register
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-05-18
Argyle Items.

IGSV. IuI. VMllleT duu MT. y. u
Hayward we're here last week. The
latter gentleman has extensive in.
terests in this vicinity.
Peter Kirsch has esta blished him
self here in the legal business.
Holcomb and Kivel report land
business Oh the increase.
The railroad folks will erect a.
permanent station here in a short
time and make several other needed
improvements.
A grain warehouse and elevator
is to be built here next month.
Mr.. Augustine and wife are hap
py-it's a daughter.
Hayes 4 K1vel are doing well in
their large sample room.
Verboncouer & Mcintosh are do-
ing lively trade. They are max
ing number of improvements in
their store.
Miss Agnes Larieviere is engaged
to teach the village school (for the
summer term Of four months, and
opened in the new building a week
ago. The. schoolhouse has been
comfortably fitted up with new
and improved desks, seats and ia
bles. Mrs. Keye, the directress,
reports, the attendance as particu-
larly gratifying.
Father Champagne held service
here on Sunday.
Otto Stultz is the Jolly landlord
of the Argyle house, and says he is
''plum'' full of boarders.
J. Kivel has 1 900 acres of break
ing to be done.
B: Jarvis is snugly fixed in his
new butcher shop on Pacific ave=
nue..
Bennewitz's lumber yard is in
full blast and well stocked with
lumber Of every description.
Sam. Common dispenses icescold
lager and other cooling beverages
in his sample room adjoining r. d.
Aeye's store.
Streets are all dry, and in. some
places dust is flying.
f. D. Keye reports trade as being
exceedingly lively. He has just re-
ceived a new stock Of goods, and
has another invoice on the way.
.Post1aasiei Gairte:s;s: say: ths saai]
matter received herei: steadily On
the; gcrsase; Sid tIe::pMce:: viii be
enlarged err; long: =: !:
Trautmann & Stones drug store
is well stocked with a full line Of
everything usually on in their
branch Of business. They will
build a large new building on Pa
cific avenue
Sevele 4 Go. is the ma me of the
new firm Of village blacksmiths,
and the continuous ringing Of thier
anvils they are kept very busy.
J. H. Augustine, says the hard
ware and stove and tinware busis
ness is good. He is now occupying
his new building on Atlantic ave.
nue..
The Menzle house is full Of
1 boarders.
j. II. Barr has moved into his
new residence.
Sheriff Lackey IS hurrying things
on his farm two miles from towu.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-05-18
Land Office at CroUkston, Minns, April %,

Land Office at Cro6ksion, Minns, April 20,
1851:
Complaint having been entered at this office
by William Carrese against Martin A: Ho1ther
for abandoning his timber culture entry No.
SIT, dated August 81, 1878, upon the neg sec
Is, town 157, range 4S, in Marshall, county,
Minnesota, with view to the cancellation Of
SAID entry; the said patti are hereby sum
moned to. appear at this Office on the 9TH day
of June, 1881, at 10 o'clock a; m. to respond
and furnish testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment:
THos: C. SHAPLE1GH, Register:
1926 PAUL c. SLETTEN, Receiver
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-05-18

Conk]ing is still holding out
against Robertson, but the president
is Ann and will not withdraw the
nomination. 1t looks now as if
Robertson will be appointed. We
hope 80.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-05-18
Land office at Crookston, Mimi, April Is

1885, ,
Notice is, hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof Will be made before the U.
s. land officers at Crookston, MINI, on May
10, 1881, viz; OLE SANDS, d: S. 1892 for the
neg sec. 6, town 1874, range 40. He names the
following witnesses to, prove his continuous
residence upon and cultivation of said land,
Datum ram and Pqr hnareM s * W, John
Marshall county; MINI.
21-25pd THOS: c. sHAPLEIGH, Register
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-05-18
Land Office at Crookston, MINI, May II,

1851. 81
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
to make final proof in support Of his clam.
and that said proof will be made before the
clerk Of the court at Warren, Marshall coun-
ty, Minnesota, on the 18th day of June, 1881,
viz: EMMIT W. ROssMAN, d. s. no. 1916,
names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said land, viz. e. r. Ross, George II. McCrea,
George L. Holly and A. E. Flint, all of War
ren, Marshall county, MINI.
295-29f THos: c. SHAPLE1GH, Register.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-05-18

Mrs. Garfield S illness is very Sc.
%ere ard fears are entertained for
ler recovery.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-05-18
TT s: LAND OFFICE,
~. CrOokstOn MINI, Apr, 26; 1881:

~. Crookston MINI, Apr. 26; 1881.
Complaint having been entered at this office
DO James HI Woolnough against Lotus M.
Hier, for abandoning his timber entry No.
$50, dated Aug: 20, 1881, upon the neA sec %,
I 157, R IS, in Marshall county MINI. with a
view to the cancellation Of said entry; the said
office on the 2sth day Of May, 1851, at 2
O'Clock ps ms, to respond and furnish testi-
tf0rEcencerning said alleged abandonment
- THos. c. SHAPLEIGH, Register.
'ss2s9:2S PAUL c: SLETTEN; Receiver.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-05-18

Stanley Matthews was confirmed
=: = TIL joritv Of enc.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1881-05-18

Printed erery Wednesday at the County Seat.
1."tered at the postofiice at Warren as second
class matter
, 1881-09-19
BUSINE
y
Review of Finances In Chicago
Last Week.
Tie Produce Markets Less Active, and
steadier-Provisous Easier, Ex.
copt Meats.
Corn Rather Weak, Wheat aud Oass Tended
Downward In Sympathy.
FINANCIAL.

Tuslncss Mt tho Chicago hanks Inst week was
shown by tho c1eRrtnRa 10 lC lnrrcly III uxrcss of
tho movement at this tme last ycnr. The clenr-
tnEs wcrc eiO, .N, nHhist $3t.Tga,0 0G4 for tho
corresponding week. Ut Inst yrAr. This Ia not 10
10 attributed soleiy 10 tho lnereasctl trnnsac-
tons on the 1lonrl Of 'rrnc. 1lilsness III nit
kinds IL muro acttvo than ut this limo lnar year.
Thorc Is something uf II mercantile buun, III
pr''Rrcss. Manufacturers nrc Nil pvcr.
crowded with urtierS. bankers nfc l.pitsc-
0unnsly onjoyInH II gn"l demand for
lonns. which tanxe from 5D7 per cent. During
tho week tho country demand for gold has
been strn,ty, and h,ts tNkcn millions Of coin out
Of tho city. New York exchange lna ruled ut
socNa$l.M pcr el,0t0 discount between banks.
Securities hive bcen III better inquiry. thuuRh
transactions lave not yut improved greatly III
v0tnmc. Prices nre slightly better. OpcrntluEB
On tho Ncw York Stuck Eachui,sc hiyc bech
greatly lm!tctl hy the ,nrinNs elements nf Mll-
cerlntnty In tho situation. There urG s1Hn+ thnt
stucka will NOT hereafter nbsUrb t!n speculative
energies or tho country rs Tor thu Inst two or
three yonrs. Speculation Will ruin Into now
chNnueas.
ChcnHo bank clonrin9s for tho week nre re-
ported rs falaws by Mnuager u. II. 1lule, Of tho
1itnn RITZ Integs
, 1881-09-19
THE CHICAGO FAIR.


Large Attendance Aestordny-Tho
Entering Wedge tor Sunday 1Iosso-
ltnelnE.
,,r,1n ,,,,,,,,,as 80 .,,.s1, ,,, W ,l
la,se n,!,ncr ,a', r. m r. pebble, Ilo Attendance "s
wcuthor brought out +, crowd IN tho at,urnopl,,
1t was cstimntol TINT 0,sO or 7,oo0 people were
On ,ho grounds .l,ri,a thn Inv '''' p0''" "~'0
VI. '1o A'ou''"a WI MN s"o u.'e'
One or two herLa Of catt.o and snmo OF tho
swine and sheep mud been taken away. Other
n1nterla!ls.
anco On tho truck Of IIttlo brown .1ur, who
W nso tvn oxh,,,,,,,a ~ a,'ao, ,. ,",a s.s, "a
,'e .". awo .xnans.uns W. OF speea. ~ WIS Iunosea
tonteat Will tnko plHco to-day, whcn tho track
promises 10 bo In ilrst-class condition.
Tho paeer u maao l his bis nr,t 1n'lu In :;lsi, tho
lho .Sree.ouarter mile In 1:tla. 1'rowa a lux I
saa accompanied by George sprasuc. who nn,do
y .Mo se
Al tho second exhibition Little Isruwn jug
nude tho llrst quarter In Us seconds. tho half
mile lit l:079i the threc-llArter tnilv IN 1;li3i,
old, Kitty H., went round with hint.
~ nunnama l,aa Nor,nan horses wrrs thon led out
appcurcd @ tsti On tho Track track. '"'' '"''o u 'a0'n
Iii!let Leo, !hu horse which foil In tho btecpo-
shnso Saturday. Wss stan!lnx ! ~ hs sta!! With
lls owner expects he will recover unl bo Kt,ui
enough Tor otdlilary ass. hut liu viii probably
Ts,dny il cxpuctcd to lW one Of tho xrcat ones
OF ti,N iair. Euvc1al prizes arv 10 IL aw,r.Iei NV
,snd snd xraad .rnIe 9! all t,s nr'zo.#nnurs viii
Fur sllo, Hra1ld swurpstnkes ii II, COO anu tho
gt,l lncalni tur tho bcAt herll ui irart hs,rses
there ,!re tlyo sntrics Tho cnsh yaluo OF tho
united II tia0,Uy0. ''' '''Ne y, :" o'''
Eor tho swsep.iakes for $500 and Eod medal
, 1881-09-19

= Awhile ngo, said 3lrs. DR.. A. 4, jordan, 81
Lincnln struet. Worcester, Mnss., oile Ut i,ly
fIlenas frgm " tha so4t! sw'ks 10 uls very
On NY patients, Alul nlilst eul1ivss t1ai [
wins surprised ut the results. II h,ss llUyur
fuE!ed to cuIn all tlsat It eIniuls IT, md pru-
scribe i willingly a.Hl confidently to tilust vi
Bpralns, and all bodily palms. Ii Is custainIy
q wonderful remedy. aud can highly rscVin-
mend 1t 10 tho public.
, 1881-09-19

poInt during tho werk preceding. Tin y. Y. r.
Il. r.. rnn s,nrccIy hu hnn'.i for mt un.lrr-
standing tho fnuts III tho caac whcn 40
many people IN til" West nrn tuunrnnt ot them.
Int tho truth ia TINT tho aIicn rupert "a n,'.'n
Nr i,y tho Htntn Registrar from comparison Vt
quantities. nctunllv inspected trtn Etoro md
these shipped nut. Tho ot,or rcrtirt Il nln'c up
ftom Ilg,rcs whIch nrr mt Mitvnys s,lppllrl fnr
the snna lays tint tho grain nctunlly tnOves
into and nut nr stnro; and, hcsItes ti,as, tho
weekly Abatement ia nude NJ, fur tho week end
ing with fritiuy. while thu l&eglstrur'a tlE,lrrs
nre for tho week actually cutnK will snts,rlMy.
Tho HhEly mud wcGkIv} reports Of receipts uni
ahptnclis ut thsa pt'tht c,ul.nt tn depended
upon hs II CORRECTION Ut Tho .RcYlstrnr's ssnte.
ticilts frnm unt week IN nstUtfer.
A Calcutta special Of Sept. i TO the London
T'l,nfs, shys:
The Cu|tuttu Teu Syndicate, which wus cathll.
llsueH ItRt ytnr fnr tho purr,,sh Opening III tho
Australian ht! American tuslrkcis 10 iuitai lt't
lhyc published report. which sltnWN lhllt ti!rlr
operations hstsT tlt,, ut tetn1ul with Eit'nt a1ic-
rgas. iIiu utislut Of tlat trnsi,its liiltlit teh
expurtrd tn AusstAtin wHs 1911. rs pounds. aa,st
A}ts.ss h., Tim trcsinus yeur. rlu reI,ult at,,tCs
TIM! there trrchrs II th. M 'lt!ltulty III tho wy
SUI if*iinstnH nf rtry 'h.rh tnrErr tiithlnt Hf
Iridium tea II, the Mtl!natrne n,rknt. n,u1 that
over hh.1Al ru.,hiis ut sh1s ettlstns trt,i linve
lGrI altcMly dispatched. Tile u9tlt ut tic syn.
tcNtr IN Aiyrrt.H lcrtlflt tllHi tt l.sNsFrC!s Df
0Vrnin1 III trAde viii shni cfllnry ltnk t1lt,st
promising, hltl liz kIhs tptrlrMt'htul fur 1,MO
hnlr.chrsts nt ten fur New Yntk nnl Chicago.
The lnd1s ten Is snil tn Lo superior tu TINT
gfuwil III Chinn or Japnts.
, 1881-09-19

LoUlSvrLLE ecrt- IT. -fOTr0S--Qn1eti llfc.
,cLuut,-fIin,. extra suss.s; extra family $A2S4a
G25, No, ], f7tues1.41, GlIUlcu fancy E.75t:SlD.
GnAtS-Whont qu!cti tf+udsi.+a. corn atcn,iyi No. =
Wlt sic; d. n!lxudt 7Ue Onis aentiy; Nh. whitt,,
2Ll7E :
tttUyEsInSR-lnrk md primo steam lAtil nominal.
1nt meats dull nl,u lower; xiIulurs ittl,tI, r,.r
rb, l0fGi c!enr lde l&AenM dull unl inweri aEuMl-
hcts. ilD clear RIB 1su clear. 19}au. Lluns, suHar
Cilrptl l1AG.
WHlHEf-Eibndy Mt Ella.
, 1881-09-19
NEW YORK.


NEW YhRK. Sept. lZ-Ct1rToS-Ilailt ia@l1ict fut-
urss Rtaadyi Beplsabnr. i1Jci Uctahur, ll,Gle No.
tumbsr lltso, Uec0nlter. l.7aoi January, Ii.03c,
SsbEa31y, 1.ubc, March. lie; april, n.250, May,
u,aicI Juno, l3.a@n,
tIouIt-flrms r0cents. ltIN 1r'at exports. 4,AD,
supor stato Western, &AXdlAlhs euMInoM to goud Ux-
tts, y Hs.i; Eaoa 70 chp!gs. " !stst whlto whsYt,
Gxtfu &7,HlaAM D1t,n uhiU, $ss:Akaf ~; Ut. luuA.
" a4sgoi sl!nausuta natult protosa q .sAta:5.
pMAlS S-WtSAt 3A4 ny hishnrt unRrhdsd .pr!nE IL
grnaSd so slx!4 !!st; No, d. tlst AS st,a: PAPA
slsaiH A iitYAi A.: fsI. 4. .s,ts4 %i5sa va;
a!,,S N. tao e "a, sSau, III M A. tik "
boI sI+ssiesk cs4en4 at q, bts k9ygMbsF, bltlta
n $lelA. E1rn Atsio higher; tNcUtx, l1NU bu{
pott. l3ta4 NM [adsd. I4t13ai stsal. 7ac he;
1It4s13+nt No.. .2rh!ta, 6ltsaaGt yellow 1f@a15es NJ.
X fssE,uut9os 1lNs1c slosnk ~ ;he octonss.
tnx ut fc, DecemDsr, aIG UatA enssvrs reretps. H.
wv but pxpuFtx, luhuf WAstUFn ut1ud, 1s 4tai whitu
do. khAa1stc --' ...-
MAV-ksFm and lu you'd deunnd u hsfaGUc
tlurH- k1fmI Jeatl!n2a, 1AtAet Eastern, &l2xai
Naw York El4te, aj4s43G.
0loi Job lots. s4~laNe. hagAra quiet, but 1lsadIt
, 1881-09-19

Tho following were tho receipts und shipments
OF leading articles VI produce In tho city during
tho tweuty-four honrs ending at O'Clock
Saturday Mornlug mad for tho corresponding
tlUlG IL yCar NR0:
, 1881-09-19
121Etts0N,

HORTON, sppt 17.-FLOult-E1rm, patent winter
wlGals, <8.utAa1A
GtAlx-C0rn steady, steamer 13a.0c. Others un-
changed,
nEoEIIrs-Fnur 7.uD hrla, 2aa) anuks, corn, lp,Uoo
but wheat. 1,0U I'm, Uats. alU1 bu,
kitPMIS1S-Blu4r, bid lklai curn, A2,0n but WhoRt,
Gibll bU.
, 1881-09-19

i,urrAL0, NJ, T.. Eept- lz-GnAly--W Wheat quiet
oar!yi otn h9 No: hn1li Duluth sod ct &44ts tIu.
r. sall nt si.S casi ~ nna ustoIer, tlM Sov0nbsE
CANAL lElullIa-Flrnl and unchanged.
, 1881-09-19
11ECllSLA

rEon1A, H., Sept H.-uRAIN-Corn stoady,
huh nlxcd md mixed. Ut,sc Outs htcatYt No. \
whlte, tsA61lB{c. ltys stealy, No. Z, sllsatLu8h.
Il!HHwiHKa-uncha1lvpl at Ella.
HECHtlTa-Whbnt, 1+t!S bui corn. GD, t00 bu, oata,
1Sta hus rye. icthU but hurley, tfaN bu -.
SHtrMESTH-1yheAt, nunyt corn, t9,tW BY; oats,
70 IL buj rye, 2,t0 bu; barley, nVno.
, 1881-09-19
KANSAS CITY.

6pstidl Dbpatsh 10 Iha Chicago 7tibnnt.
KASsAs CITY. Mu., hopt lL-0nAISJThe Price
Current reports. Whont-liecGlp,s. n Eu shipments
itHz)s trner, No. y ct*h. tu94 fgytgniter. $LlGAt
Nj. I. Ganh. fs.s&t September, &+a$. E0rI-It1-
sn.t'ts t5i Shipments il,l7ls Mnseitv11 No !. tlsh
E2Eoi Eupt9Mber, ES{c.
, 1881-09-19

CtScGSSArE. Ropt. opt.lI-C0TTus-a.eady. 1l5fc,
GnAlS-Wtoat *sandy, Nh. ) red w,ntar, tl.sA Corn
quots M. n1ot!. 7u. 0ass firtnt No amixel a,Mc.
ltys paHter, No. y, sL1l@iB. 1avloy strong, prime
full, Si.j2. - .--
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. auiett s1l.M. lard easlor; &l2.0i
sel!to bulk EneatH dull: HlIGnlors t}1c; cunr rib,
1iu. lacnn quiet; shoulders, D!4&I2tkc
NHIAkf-HlHHdys Sill; combination sA1c8 finished
EOuds, utA brIS, DgBls Sill.
, 1881-09-19

Corresponding week Inst sant..... JH,O! 1ta!s.tuu1
Government bands closed Inst week RtronK.
District OF Columbia :tG5s were 117 bid and llA
asked: United states His l1l bill md lfIS asked.
As, III hid and 111as asked; and 4is, 1l3& bid aud
ll3.s asked.
Foreign exchange advanced OIL Saturday.
Dnnkcrs' stcr'tu9 was 4slllG4si; sterling nctual
rutcs werc 1aD!iGhtA; commercial sterling WIS
nuIninnl!y lTefa4'S!f. l,ankcrs' franca wc1e ~
for sixty tlnys. mud hallS for detnand; Fronch
commercial bills were EL115.a4i; belgian catn-
mcrcsal, Eal'i: bankers inarhs, otGna.f; and
commercial, WJl1NJis,
, 1881-09-19
R.iILRO.4D TE.,fE-Ttnfn-

A., ,1hAIN;i,t:xpLAxArn.x ~ ~ uukE ~
iMonttsy .xe.ni fi1,s9I|E!' i,iI|. 's,atas u,c,f =
q a:!aisyHa,s aiss, ss Isn,way.
iliiy Al ~ tark-si.. tlrH.Id .t.ftt 1!rl4 tp.
md heths cnrnNr III Wniia tti ,l.iHt HdHs,
, 1881-09-19
I'OLlsllIl,

TotEno. O., Sept. l7.-lItA1S-Wheat quiet; No.
2rnd. spot el*sS, uctobor. 3st November, $la'As
,cconIbvr, u. .+&. No. 1eA. &t21!S Torn quet hlzh
mt1ed. ssfci M. = .pgt, G1sic, October suess. soi
yGnt, taMo It'd, JAIN dull nnl unG!lAnX1t
kECEtl'rs-Wli1ut, 3!,uH but cufn. bNu but oats,
G,UU bu.
l,uQ pu. .' s
, 1881-09-19

MILWAUKEE S1pt l1.-FLOun-Elrmsy ha!d.
t1NAtH-WhrnL h:Enl!Ri No. !hhri nominal; No. 2
M!lwnakc", *lsN suptelnbur. s1.!t uctubur $1:ssl,
November, s;E:11: uecenbpr, <1.1i; JMnlHry tl.apl
No. MiwWuke1, F1.a: M. ! Mnd reJeutri nominal.
C1,,, t.t!isti M, isc t'nta qMat, nnnlnai. NJ.
~, + f!rn,gr M"aa rnrS t1 = c:'rh b., nod m
cnsh and Hepttmbar,. tl:. IS OctUbur.
lltitta-StfnGy1 NL2jSt.ah
tHEtHitTs-.tphentt IN l!nfIntu, 10. ....-. -.
NU b1l. - ~ ~
,S,I!iMESrs-Wheat laOo bu, corn, 400 bur opts.
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, 1881-09-19

Ths 1ttsslsstpnt rdtitg tuu,trrmnr and ltanuJ1ct.
ltr of Seps n nays: 1,a excssd'na baa wsathst
Gonsuntrt u lumber: but So iar II has lA 1lo in
nna;cu " ta tr.de either ~ Hlipp!nx Or t9cni ac.
Esse Ss Hx.spt as nint., .r:cp, oyen II ~. tss.
pmctf eyar}Rh4re, md tho supply uf ugn In now
abnntmmt. pw!nx ~ recent otIta which hnyo etirrGa
s!'sat'y rnftia aa raa;,nK II 4 "satlons n on to 1,m!n
ssyurnl nrselos, md ttad9 cnntln,cs e1cUllGnt IN
t1At CITY, ths rcccla.s md shplHante bruH nI0ut
s%n y5e tnHn b E "px pass n IL, wsst In er Ier .r.s
corrcsrand!nH u t1lo ot Minneapolis, hut
annt!H4 *slects ~ n!lltlon. 20 ncet,nlitatU tho
@ fr M heavy Wn!sIa w2sk q tso panaries tls winter,
ll VI tnpltlDs There IL Rrnat nptIvty IN tic o4 a
fU(tt4 Iplbpe AIpItX tho FlYnr,r
, 1881-09-19

II 10 imposs!hle TO rurnnth long slok or ous OF
health whtre Hop ltllters nts used.
, 1881-09-19

plTrAhun1, Fn. Sept. l1-rErnOLKuM-Acttvot
United corttnsatea very oosel ~ c ea-
GlkfEi.ASp. u.t Sept l7-rkrnuLEuA-Qulee
standard MhitR, llQ test, 7c.
, 1881-09-19

NEW TOHK.
N the 1E'tster1a .IfsocfAfsd rre1f
NEw YoltK, Sept. 17.-GWernmeuts were tin-
1hangcd, except for now ~, which wero ,S4p,4
lower.
1tatroRd bontls wcro duh and Irregular.
Stato securities wore elutntnnl,
, 1881-09-19

MENrnis.. Tenn. Ben. l1.-coTrnN-QuIet. Ne-
oe!p., 1a fhfpneslLs, %JIl stock. l1bi snlea. $0l
nIlil1la1,v 1tHs.
NEW nNLEANs. Hopt. t7.-CurrON-Qu!stt MIDI
dn1, ii}4t Inv do, l0, KnnA ordinary. y,s not ru'
epipa, Aap nlt4t RrU1s b4it ports usent " Brls
hlu, 3.lUtt Aa91 3HJt At9Ck, Ut, ,xu.
, 1881-09-19

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balls. Mtid zeal wing tNGrr.
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, 1881-09-19

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nrnlt st51l.AJ$ Eusn sLsouk& 65stala Oats stoadys
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