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The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-29

Carl Adler has an experienced
matchmaker, jeweler and engraver in
connection with his well known watch
and jewelry store. He will remain
permanently for the purpose Of attend
ing To al kinds of work in his line
All work warranted.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-29

The little steamer John Nation
now makes regular trips betweaa As
toria and Lewis and Clarke.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-29

Prof. J. p. Feaster's large writ
ing class, we understand. are improv-
ing fast under his careful training.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-29

Carl Adler is agent for the best
musical instruments on the coast.
His large stock is excelled by none,
and selling fast.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-29

1t is limited that the man IN the
moon is an Ohio man. How did he
planet 10 get there!
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-29

Miss Ella NJ Beard, sister of
Mrs. w. II. Barker, "f this city, and
for many years a resident of Astoria,
has completed a TWO years term at
PhilOmath college, IN Benton county.
She has inst finished the commercial
comse and will shortly receive her
diploma. Miss Beard has had con-
siderable experience as a teacher in
this county and her many friends here
will be glad TO hear Of her success.
With the additional advantages of a
college training coupled with the high
character she has always sustained for
industry and correct and lady-lIke
department, Miss Beard will be a
valuable acquisition to any community
in which her lot may be cast.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-29

The schooner ka5e L. herrc1.
from Tillamook. is at Trcnchard and
Upshur's deck.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-29

An ordinance requiring ali minors
in Albany to be safely housed at and
after 9 o'clock P. NJ. passed the coun-
Gil Of that city few days ago. This
requires girls and boys alike to keep
good hours.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-29

We thought we were too late
until we saw the advertisement of
Kendalrs SPAWN Cure.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-29

The blackboard is the most marked
feature OF our common school system.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-29

! c1Ugh. cr,d-uT sore threat should be
stepped. Neglect frequently results i'm
an incUT;t.iic lung disease or cOn~Umi,-
tirE. Browns Bronchial trUchcS do no,
disorder t!iC stomach like cough SyrWlS
and ll3!SamS. INT act directly Un the IN
famed parts. allaying irritation. give
relief in asthma. bronchitis. coughs.
calarrh, and the throat troubles which
singers and public speakers are subject
81. For thirty years Brown'S bronchial
trOcheS have been recommended by
physicians. and always give perfect
satisfaction. Having leen tested by
wide and constant u>t. fer nearly an EN-
tire generation. they have attained we'll
meTitrd rank among the few staple
remedies of the ape. Sold az - cents Il
box everywhere.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-29

p. j. Goodman, un Chenamu
street, has Just received the latest and
most fashionable style Of gents and
ladies boots, shoes, etc.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-29

Miss Katherine Rogers and full
dramatic company will be passengers
by TIE steamship Oregon to-day from
San Francisco. The new dramatic
season will open 1T New Market
theater, Portland, on Saturday even
ing next, and continue for two weeks.
DR.. d. j. Stewart, Of the firm of
Stewart d Co, San Francisco, is visit
ing the state To collect material for
serial history of Oregon, commencing
back as remote as the arrival of Lewis
and Clarke, and extending down to
the present. The history will be is
sued in sepera;e numbers. There are
10 be ten numbers, each number to
contain from seventy-fVe to one hun
dred pages. The work of writing will
be commenced about the first of June;
and it Is the purpose 10 issue the first
number some time III the fall, OF early
in the winter.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-29

Steamer day to-day. Oregon to
arrive: State Of California to sail.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-29

Fresh vegetables, parsley greens,
etc, for table use, fresh from the
gardens, can be had cheaply at Mrs.
GalIOu's, Squem"qhe street.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-29
Henry Mmtzingernde.t the murde.

Henry Wmtzingerode, the murder
er Of Old man Swanger. near H;llsJnro,
has been granted new trial. The
Suprciue-court decided that the
prisoners confessions were improperly
admitted, and reversed the decision
of the lower court.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-29

Lawyers briefs printed in fine
style, at THR Historian Office.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-29
4 little five-year Old son of Mrs.

A littIe iive-year old son Of Mrs
j. ". J"Idan, and grandson Of DIR.
Belt, formerly 81 Salem, while play
ing on the laiir al ,rack. was run
over 10y the cars recently and instantly
killed at his home near Oakland, Cali
furDia.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-29

Lieut. Eltonhead returned from
Vancouver yesterday.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-29

"A nice lot of eastern oysters at
ROscues, arrived yesterday by steamer
Columbia. Call around. You will ind
them first class
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-29

Have WiStar's balSam of wild cherry
always hand. 1t cures coughs, colds.
bronchitis, whOOping cough. Group, in
fuenZa, consumption. and all throat and
lung complaints. 20 cents and 81 a bot
f1s.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-29

The Christian, Baptist and Wes-
leyan Methodist churches at north
Yamhill have cumnined ih-ir forces
for erection of a church huildlng
Subscriptions for this purpose, up to
the 18th inst, amounted Q" 81 .2J7 20.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-29

Mr.. John Rogers, Of the Central
Market, has made arrangements to
keep all the finest fresh fish, etc, IN
their season.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-29

-Warrantee deeds at The AS
TORIAS office.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-29

p. Wilhelm, Boss saloon, opposite
the Clarendon hotel, Portland, Oregon.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-29

The Ryevale and Glenearn both
went to sea yesterday.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-29

Salmon bellies, at retail, at War
rem & Eatuu's.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-29

The Webfoot will probably go to
sea to-day.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-29

Fishing season opens on Friday
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-29

Carl. Adler is in receipt of a
number Of hrst-class bicycles. Also
baby carriages in great variety.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-29

Hon. A. Van Dusen is III at his
residence.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-29

Max. Wagner's San Francisc,
National brewery beer can't be beat.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-29

The British bark Nloia is in the
stream
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-29

Justice court is very busy Just
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-29
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A book of 100 pages, in paper covers, giving
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We are Statistical nn
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-29
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The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-29
EVERY FARMER SHOULD OWN
THIS BOOK.

Thousands who have seen il commend il.
and many good hOTSemen have eXtOlled 1t in
the highest terms, even stating that they
prefer il to books which cost s. 90 TO SO %.
chase OF costly books on the Horse, which
are 50 full of Latin phrases and technical
terms as to be mmtelligible to the average
reader but,
, 1881-04-02

F11tjft-"nS 1ui1. uUDfntt1n In
,r,,,. ,h,,.v, hot,ns. ,rnr. rr, ~, un,,m,i,. ,,t
@ rL"cs' 9nm"*n n'''usss "ere nrin III b!'hpttnf WIN
whens. snlcs wern rcported OF %, eris md 40 bugs
wcrn aunted n. ts.saat,u fyr sooa 10 cholcc, Ind
fyn Hour Mt shh'sa'.
bTIlEN Mit,l.sTttpA--Wer0 In K0Nd demand. and
quoted tirmct. SR1es wur9 rrpurtet ut 10 cnra Ut
brnH Mt ell.ukeiii1; cnrs iced at ts. 3cara ul!d
d!ltIgs at I'll 3hi ,!tu; an,l car shpr,. n, sllU
si.I.1St! IV1,IsStr~wnx ,nrI..a,a's nn,tvo ,,t
much s,runser rls nnrtos advanced i4e. and closed
lc nbuyo tho Rtc.t pr.ccs OF rursday. Tho British
,nnrxs. wuro rup.,rtu,i ,ru t,y nnh. rn,, n.n,,,t
.1. ~, I, M.'1 ,., ~ J.. - tuo e"u'' W, uAsol.s
but suulu Private arlcos gu0tcd III uutsr tone.
1he feeling l.urs WIS. howexor. vary .,rona. with
ams S{'nx %'s,s ,," @ d.
n. inn!s: AanDd MANY pc9Il1 talked bull WIN had
thoIh sten hltltse ~ tho b11r altlG tlg fnl1lHR
eu" bv|hE fn!'1rt!ad Us pfentI1nnhl - This ti!ne Of
tho seAr. Thu sapurts nf seedlnH III tho Sorlhwss
sssiis '' ,'s s@s ssht's'y IL
ss i 5st r$5"S S si'H III:
WGIE s!ntt bnles W4r1 rcpDrteh 1t liHn t!u No Int
kllEIt 9tEEA; ,bD ii ttD rcs1I1Hr. Mt slh4A1ll1Gs
:lt eti Nj: j. Et,el1rA rHcuiPts. ut n;kiG; HD In
10 Nsttttni} NJ tsei ~ hl rejected fg0nA hunBeAl
Ut s!tsatssc: lHb bu TX AAtnplD NJ ~ tJJc; in
by dn tscrlI IT tl.l1 TniaI saDH In. SelIer
MMy 9Snet y *l!,ts II Mtu2A sol ~ ntlynnced %
ttu toll lnck 10 $ltFH. IiIu etuFi ut tl( lid. SHa.
, 1881-04-02

tho tihc subject only to tho abovn limitations.
1'y revlvlng this Inv Secretary WnGom Cnn,
with tho consent of the holders, convert MI tho
outstanding O. nnd h4 Into, for Instance, 6-l0,
l0so, 1U:u nonls ,,enrIng interest Mt j. 81, Or
per rent. lie could thus l0 nwny with any nc.
ccssfty for further ftn,ling legislation. And
there In Just rs much authority for rcvlying tho
net Of March .. 1si1. rs for ruv!vInF thu items
,Mrary loan" provision Of tho nct III 1uhu H.
lSal.
rnreIsu cxcllanEn cnscd weaker, tho pustc
rates being 4HtGblEitf. For sixty..iay tn,nmcr-
cn hills fur prompt delivery, 4.1Adts7e,i. For
ti,rco weeks delivery, 4;s!ifh.sDA. H!xty-tny
commercial bills, prompt delivery on Hnvrc,
Es.!s Ga53l,i: Bordeaux. b3lA. stxty-tlRy cont
n,crc!ai bills OH Antwerp, deliverable prompt.
wcro Etlti Gt53lf. 1lankcrs' bills OH Germany
wcro 0l for sixty days and 0l,i for demand;
nincty~dny prompt commercial bills. 0aHdeGs.
Slxty-day commercial, on bankers. delivered
prompt Gassss; same. tlcslvorcti In three weeks.
tsrs. Commercial drawn OIL commercial pnrties
wcrc Est{. I3nnkcrs' Ritdcrs on 1Io!1and wero
3lN for sixty s!ays and J9si for demand; slxty-
,lny commercial wns 3yasGeW J-l6. shlppcra' OK
cs,nngc on New York wns si0o discount, clos
Ing weak.
Ch,cnvo lnln1s elearings wern s20no,D19. Hoard
Gf Trade pGttcsitlIs3 fnGrcuses( thu business OF
the banks, bit otherwise thu s!inntinn wns
V.llrt 1.uhns were III fHir demand ut lNb1 pcr
cent. New York cxchaHgc soll at 81. AMI 15c
per $I,U1 dlscnuht. Country orders for cMrroncy
wcro moderate.
I.oca, inquiry for securities was l,ottcr-Cook
County II, Of lSs., 81. .0Nl sotd nj IL: Wabash is.
$5,00Q, Mt pj; aiin Ch!cago A. Mt 19lA. Oil tho
Chlcngo stock Donrd there werc ealcs Of Ch]ca-
40, 1iurltugton T. Quincy 4s s.,oo0. Mt aj; jnck.
sonv!lle l. Southwestern Gs, 5000. nt fo0; VIII
Aast. 1t. Louis Pacific u.s. $s,000 at Mt; North
Chicago City Itnilrnnd Is, st,Oo0, at llaA. Thu
| following ,u1tutfohs were made:
, 1881-04-02
DT Tt:f.EtiR4Al'II.

Spfefat Dtspatth to Tie Cliea1n Tri6Mne.
Nrw ynns Aortt lin thc stnct Evtbnn0a
f@' , t4 " ~ ~ '., e "',,
tito speculation WIS Irregular anu Unsettled,
md t,,,st nj I'm 1rn,lI,r Rbu ros stow II tr1
',''" .''1' - A~ ''''7 ''t' ~ o' ~ ,'
ucGlltG III prices IN &nH uAy'S transactions. LII
fin m rv itros TIM n, Ri nr ,vna RI, Thor rvcr.
"'S eS 80 ~ :,
lsA Ill tuNo Oh slight ElGtt1n1tuna, lllt NJ tue
First Eonr;1 n frtner feeling urs,ytIlel nl,tl iii
n,1vnnre nf /; In ,sf nnr ,rnt ,yns rftr,1pl w,ir
."' 49,. - ] :" - ,'',. 1I.., ;,,,..at
mas h!os' naaFsea ~ hock 1au1nu, i.,tnols
CGntrMt Wnbnsh Facifte preferred, Union
rucilr, md Hannibal s. st. 10 preferred. Alnut
mtILny thn sr.ruIntIOp breut.t;. ,yc,lk nntl lin.
H., ia, a,.1,t,, ~ 1,.,1n %,I1 ,.l tI,'li,,t
ucr t'lo 'c"aeshhip"l '"clhc aAl l1.a i'hsh'o"t
q 1t. 10 ptei cFFtu+ prices NeGltlGu II 10 III per
rent tntrluu rim nrterru,l 3l,rr1 ,yns mn ,l-
y,vtt. NJ !: T., ~ ,ur f,ut nm Inttrr In u.oyns
, 1881-04-02
REAL ESTATE,
Tho following Instruments wcro tlled for roc.
ord Fr1uy, April /:

49,, I9i,, ai"" as.s ~, W." "ie0 IVA 'e'
-" ' ''' CRY PROPERTY.
4: nis;;; s;;T s'ats, . il. !: Larsen d iisaT'
''E%S r's$s as;s, :? !! NS;i sf6:i y
";fS5 atsi II Il It. Z aa & / ts stix i: q 4 + is! s4
'$ 4 4 ;':S +
vii t:'ssa i sisa ST ssi TX q e. Il 1 GSsy Ss;ft i 81
VII ''S';'s Ii s%;;' Il ! WS H i bs
s;i %s a{:S $s's :':; !; i .is;S 6; s:5{s
fs sas;, ~ 4 f;''s' d ss!ss ssy. xs Il ;isa ~
''S,st sts II sts' 5 lsrs i Ill a'T + atsns i
rtH'nns a. = = ~
Is!%ss;sS%: y; ;!s!s SpsI' tFfans ll'faIsi to
Jonss Il. III il ssf Tni!iy:tiii, " {. ':sxl: II. ~
,',y ' 4 i!stx ;,,; sS$t'' N {"!* ; r.: :f:s*i
cs;i,;i, t;TT5'!y!: Il II Il ;;, s;b;S;:;3 ~
s;mw 3xts 4. !a'ftoyc!., .l9ssd i; sia5sn ii :,
;!s:!, t j }s;: a$$S$i:
sg:!sa, i; t.: i s% tS;; a;;;if"!Ss& xsiSyit ~
': Sst Fs;,:ss & I! y; II II x:d ~
rSs SSfy 5{s:s: s''t 81 T. II f'sf II, sii sia;s ~
~ III. and u. .lttsH*ttn n hsRs.stu Ihlt.Ht.. ~
Mhry ri 3A II u Il ArG.er nv. " I, Iixltu II.
AnlMl aIsst ! thfIllhhI Alhrry u CiArv5
stail! i,
;,nI.lmvna s,;..d lnrt, " t y nshnrt II +,
II fft..,tI.,',x '''''3" ~ to1 '.1''0A -
r, ~: s LII
IN @ " r.: , Gos.1! 81 " s
>;j:Ht;: iiis!,aS;.S!:; Iii
,etita w !a.s II Ell ataa,E.n. ,ss11 !. 1rSx!ns
u. atH.l MnFe'a trunk Z. Tt!lhsl u Attuh :, .
y ~ i"'
, 1881-04-02

is.rt hy Tho Cincinnati Current, contains tho
f1IfnwfnN:
Tls n7urnRn netEttt showing reduction of h.2l lis
rht hog, nl tho tbinl nckit19 At tho RsDsntI weight
q the precrin4 WInfct reduction ut
2ftitlll humber nf tGH4
Tle cn*tn hugs llnr averaged s5 rnt lT lbs. net,
nr lLEt tnrre0ao NJ 53 Cnnta nat, r reMs
gross. per lui Ih%.
TtiN tutAl u{ hnrreIel pork Ut all kinds nnouHts to
Isl +{Jf hfH, Dr t1irat dGrrinsu for Tho Ernsutt.
, 1881-04-02
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wero tho receipts md shipments
OF Ito IendsnY articles OF prDalcu ln this city
during tho twenty.fa,r hours c,,lt,lx ut ocfock
Friday mnrnlnE a!tu fur tho corresponding
ttn.u 4 year nR0:
, 1881-04-02

'lnEHdek shoulders.
The GovcrnlnR Co,ntnittco Ut tho Cnll 1lpnrl
yesterday tlrcled to hnye 1ness tUrs enlle'!lu
tho morning oily. It Is uulnrstunl that, outside
tito parties hnvng II tuse tho cnt ot nuw i,urls IL
chic1ly favored by t'nrtcs wlto buy to ship nur,h,
Ito CaM!ldn md ntlr lutnbDr ravi1lls.
sumo Of tic te1exrllms recently published
stated tint farnsols cxtasett'd to bD seeding
wh9Mt IN MInnosotN abunt Frlt!uy OF this week,
Wns that tlay liked upun lieeuIse It WIS thu list
Of Aurii?
4 gentleman In Columb,ls Nel.. telegranlctl
hero Thursday; "seed,ng f"irly co,nmcnccl;
ground IN gou! condition" .tinthor. III kenr-
ncy. Mob, tc1r9r1pAc.l ycstcr.uy: Whcnt-
sowing hls commenced; wGnshor very hne;
Kroun IN unosl t,n,,i!,iun Prospects better for
lnrKU crup than ever kii1wn iM thls sortiOn."
They hA.l drought Tor two three ycnrs prn.
y!ous.
j. u. Oliver Il Co., of Milwaukee. rcfor 10 tho
fAct thnt olir Inst wheat erup was Il fortnight
earlier than usual. aill think that tho Incoming
ctup Of whaAt will b., i0tlr weuks lat1. ,nRksnu
tho consumption III tho hist "raN from thirteen
to thirteen md u,le.half months. retiulrnR fnr
this extra consumption frUnt iu)0l tu laO,-
0GD, GOO hu ut tho lowest calculation. Tito cold
weAther calno upon tho Northwest atnut tho
eth uf Octobrr, u1a fruzo everything sull. sus-
pcnltng nIl fnr work ,,nol thu lnli.i: md heyy
sOw few s|ays inter covered tho stucks nf wl,pnt
and prevented thves!,lng, and tho Kreat bulk OF
wheat t.siNcks and curl-t tcit!s uro still utmost en-
tircly hlrod In SHOW. Tilu winter coming oll Eli
carly prorentct! ppwtnB, nnl 1t IL estiu,nted by
thoso hest Htlysca thut not over ii per cent Of
tho ln.iu WIS plowed lust full: und II stERests no
stretch Of tho imnHnntiun to say 1t Will be Iu,-
pnsslh&a to put tho unp!0wed lnHds Into Whpnt
t4la ycAr,
, 1881-04-02

Sretfdl Dispatch 10 The Chicago Tribune,


Srettdl Dispatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
tloaTON, April 1.-Tho stnck fnurKet IA rntsor
qtl!rt, with IN feature VI a,,ccful Interest. In
rllrt,hh haluls, 1.tt. 1srck A,!rnneel II. tn 10;
WISCONSIN t'Gntr1sl From y t0::sti: New York II
New England from ali to h13i; Marquette.
from 81 "a 3i'i; a'3stnt S Mntnc frnn ltast to
in; Mr1iclh Central blacks FROM l0lti to itt!:
Northern from lts.4i to Ri: CEtcREu & Wcat
MfehIgMn trt,m ~ II s1li; Atch lsnn declined
from i;n!4 10 1sl: Chlcnyo. Huntington 4
Quincy from lGsit to lfsIalH,5i: L3ostan q !nwctl
tnnnsll, 1raat Falla & Conway from 30 to II;
Gt's,s. iinrtfora 4 rlo Is ,lccl!nc I, to 5a.1:
Wisconsin Central tlrsts II, 10 Is. Little ltucls
7s HtlyAnccd II. to 1l33a.
In ian.i atocKs, Wnter. Power sold ut liz; Hos
y: md New Hampshire ut 6. Lncona Mills sold
ut h5V.
II the ittstfr.t A:soetated p.tss.
f'oSTnS, april f.-StDcks rls,sct, MS snslows:
Water I"wer......... .I.lI I!pstan i Anne.. .lM
s'. hte5a. 'sa ( 4 r,t S S3 81, iiY;: "
iisstan Il; + ;;:.: %4s /. i. sa'!tis."". sa;j
S;:;S;s ''S;'sst ;EE$$ts + essia@ "
ronEtaH.
. LONDON, April 1.-ConsuIs, 100 3-lG.
American srcllrfttga-Sew Is, l1jl4t AVS, 1lGta:
ttaiin!atl ecourltics-1ll,aois Central. Hi:
lennsylrantn Centrnl, ga; New York CentrAt.
Amount Ut bullion E0ne III. G59,uU.
IAn1s, April i.-llrnte.. Slf.
NEW ORtEANs.
NEw ORLEANS, Anril l.-Sfgbt exchange on
4sl.
, 1881-04-02
LIVE STOCK,

. %11-H fsUH
Tho following tahl0a Shuw tho recotpta ano ahip-
neass at !!Yo stock fer March. In co0aasison With
harch tSJ tlluru decfeasa OF 1888 cyttlo nnd
l7tkE hpEa. md m increase OF laS;5 sheep md III
hurHos. Tho lyuraEo wpi1tt OF tho hogs resolved
Has 2l7 ns hHHlnst III lba fur March. LSD. VI tie
shipments, $3 catliv Isl hogs, Wnd III hoEr
West.
, 1881-04-02

TitAl nnn.ltrr and av9rnEes. III GHD. Ill
nESEtiAt SUMMARY or PACKING IH rttE WEST.
The rncklng In Tho West 4,urlnH 83l-8l conlnaros
wiki tllU previous yenr ~ fnl1DWs3
, 1881-04-02
MINING NEWS.
SAS FRANCISCO.
SAN FRtSc1aCo. Cal., April l.-To1lowlng aro
tha .SI1 INF ft.N,1 1t,fs stt,,kp.


6pfttar Utspdtch ia Ile thfeago Tribune.
1snsrOS, April LIN mntng sharcs Copper
futts tlectned from ia to 4: SIIyer lsct ftum
- 10 III: Atinntic from I'M to II; i,!uo Hill
sold ut AZ; cntnltA ut. h-ig: Quincy n'lvnncc,t
Il. TO ~: Douylns Il, to vi; HArshnW from 1Oat
tu 1n3.
70 the tTt1ttrn -tssoefafsd I'rsss.
1}0sT0N, April 1.-slintns stocks closed rs fol-
1r,lvS
, 1881-04-02

Hfuon .SeG
iMfatat aaa e"naoa :.
's's'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ut f0w .rhdea found Hun,o DIM
Guilty III rensl!A, oxrejt Mt cuncpaaion fsurI nte
psiccs thorv belnK but tte demand md ptel.y full
suptIiy. Good ~ ehuIeo HradHs on tic contrary woTo
wantst Mt full npurps HAies u, fair aggregate waTe
Greetvd nt tho following ranR1 of prlcut,
{"'aY
hdGHlSE-Nut much chang. was apparent In lhls
marriott ttatY light bustnaAs was doing 1t lhv fol-
sowlnH prices.
s:!scs :i!ss s}M
aa1lsan "ni sso:1loa 81 81
cliEEsE-Vhls tnarsct rena.As u inst quoted.
There was laDdsEAta do'nana from tho local ana
Western trado. md Some Inquiry On Eastsri and
Southern account. The tuownK prices wero rus-
tatl,uu:
FL. a S5Ga; ssl ;oj:S I'll
atssi iii u sSoi ............ <+t1
ast n s.a. ss,a, hasu.. 3s
Ct}Al.-Was tiru,. Anthracite continues scarce
IL thu seslous a,noyanc0 butl Ut dealers nnd cou-
sunsss We still quote;
q vi Ioalburu.
;; g w
isaIo iaas 9. :a !1n... aea1a Is
Fsf Fl. :'eHsy g t,p pss w., oa
nats ta!s business waa ii psoErussat iGa prices
&&hh!!!!ss:s &h!!s: |$'a;. 5si 5 +,
]
Trout. 4r-br, hu u Az
NaEkergi-EKttn blunlpsB. ...r......... 1aLH H1t1
Mnu4Grul-ElltA Observation-Disclosures. 1liu ttIaM
MnekpEplSh Aturp u. .hrl. ,,v,,,,,.., lu25 Ga1N
Auekufal-kU. buy. H.GrI. ...,.,....,, 1IU T. 74l
asarkaFei-Sn- stlDrG x.tr. .......... t3J q Ai3
A1ck1sul-lArHt lnIully ..,... A75 u tHI
Slaukttsa-Fat ,aHl!iy. h.br............ a1a u 70!
h!unttEs. sI1uksu tlst H0. .,.r.,.. LII
| l!Ai!b4t snloktt I4r =: .........".... "A
$$:$;::::st r.: y: 4s; @
MISUNDERSTANDING, BplIL- bril-. ......... III " au
9lsrr.lR-lalrulue. FuutIa brlB ......, hu u as
l4vff!n9-llG!Iand, psr kcx..... ...,.... l u lug
Itffttx-5ea!sd, tds box. x.... ....s.u..+ " q y
CslltaEnlA salmon, h'lEl..,.,...+.,.,,,.,+ Nv
, 1881-04-02

Also a!s,0u bu rye. a2Alust ta,tNo bu II wpek pru-
v!nls.
Tho stuck Of Hour In Chicago Is reported lis
0o,D80 hrls, against =, sG5 brls inonth ngo md
s0,HD brB a year MvO.
Tho stoek Of 1Hrd III New York Is li,O00 tcs,
nEanRt Ii, iaa tcs u month u9o al,d gD.DJi tcs Il
year sHo.
Tho Stock Of pork Iii New York Is reportctl Ms
H,tsU brs. against .57,pi8 brls month Ago md
5a,7l9 brls II yelr ay,.
THO following wore tho stocks Of provisions In
Liverpool on tlutcS antncd:
, 1881-04-02

isWTHTt'E;s-t:,ItiiI,sG III. ro0j dainnnI at ds:ta
fur reacl1bl1"s by tu car-oe und Sjstuo for early
rus,. -
, tUlIttTjty AND nAstt:--l'oultsy continued scnrct
n,,a trnl turkeys kex n as prr III and Ghickyns a
I1natls nt &2O por Ioz. Wild geese wets hud nt ~
tn GtC, - -
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-02-24
wtrs. gDiuslo's sootbiuo sprus

Wtrs. gDinSlo's Sootbine Sprup.
Rsp. Splvanus Cobb lhretbt In Bottom
Gtriitian 5resman folsenoermabsn Wir
waroen auf fetnsn Jaa eins Mebi,tn emp.
feblen, iuenn MIR nidt uiibt,n, tab le gut
marc = befonbers fur 9inber. gon
Mrs. Winslpws SYrup fDanen mir aus
erfabruns ipre@sn in unisrer sissnsn
8amille mar 1e pom S.ssn. 0enn mir
bsn Syrup einem &inbe saten. bas NIT
eeib@eb ssplast mar, 70 perfhafTte es benz.
fslbsa rutisen Salaf unb BEN gltsrn Stu.
te. Dte msilfen gltsrn wi6en biss 3u
fddben. 5isr III Elm Mrtitel, Der unlhdb.
lid uae wotlttdtts III. bsnn Der S1laf
ben er er3sust, II natiirli& unb Der tletne
Gberu5 erwa&t 70 te1 ale elm Rncpf.
Wabreno Der Ysriobe bes 3atnens 1T Der
Sprup pcn unfAabtarsm @ertbe. gDir
tabsn Dfters bon Niit.srn 1aaen bSren,
cab iie nldt obas BEN Syrup iein mShten
ben Der @sburt bes &inses an bis baS
3atnen pprIber III. 3u ssrtauien In
allan Ipctbefen 3u 25 gsats bic Jla(de.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-02-24

fen, ris miirosn Die psibitGeu @snatsn
erblaGsu, bic sr In Ieinem Orsans NIT IN
erfabrener Ybantate naS psridwimmsn
bsn Sbealen es3ethnet bate
Sd liebe bte Dhter.
Slit bis1en Worten untsrbrad Manon
Elm lanseres Shpetssn, pas ihr niht psin,
lt& rureelcmmsn mar esnn Hs mar gan,
In tbre @seanfeuadnae osrloren sewrien
Dte bsrrlid ens gfaer. etne @ihaIia.
@an mddit ssssn!idev fo'dca Grcusn.
niGt wabr2
Gle tielt fh fdIbsi,p fis 5anD iiber
bic Nusen, pslte Die tausenben Sarben
ltGtsr ees Qbsnbs blenbstsn, Re rpollte Dem
junsen Wann. nit bem fs |prah. bod ins
@sadt fetsn.
@a!nt Sue sswtcerts nihts. itm war
Macins niht EYnpatbild.
llub mas tatsn 9ie gssidhtet fraste
Manou.
StSr'dte Dtnse, ss lobnt f1d ntdt,
bnriiter su iprehen. Sa Der flSaerlidsn
g!nfamteit mar mstne Ybanta1fe erbib'
uorbsn Id trdumte pon @aSab.iten unit
bate iie ME aefeatn !; bic eegenoe aui
ben Sopf gu ifsllen. Sd mar Elm lhle9
ter @GSnteitsmaler, stn Itermiitbieer
&arrifatur;eihner uno ein Dthtsr nur, neil
Id Verie mahte, bic i1h mohl uber ibel
reimen muBten. pie meine Gebanfsn.
Gle ffnb al1su bef&eioen i'd CLAUDE,
Sie mabten SdSnes bihttn. @ie (etsn
aus ipie Elm Dihter.
Gina wie goltaire2 faste Saint Stuff
l1helnb.
pfui, bas 1T eia sarllises @sfHt F.; i'd
fab fein Bib.
Dc& 20 III elm GROCER @ann.
5ine tts arceen Mdnner 70 mnle'blid,
70 s.sbe Id bic tleinen ror.
(Gortfetnns fDlet,'