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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1881-04-22


TIE BEST IEr.--Ir the Senate dead
lock lasts another week the Secretary OF
State will have to write to Mr.. Angel, the
American minister at Pckin-
Dear Mr.. Angcll-l must ask you to
so to Prince kung and explain to him that
under our admirable political system it is
unfortunately impossible for the Senate to
consider the treaty concluded between your
country and ours several months ago until
it has first determined w@o shall be its door
keeper. lon will please explain to the
Prince that the doorkccpcr of the Senate
has no precise authority or power over the
confirmation Of treaties, otherwise he might
suppose that our noble and GOd given con
stitution contidcs the care Of the foreign
relations Of our 10000. .OOO Of people
to the chief of the sedan bearers Try to
impress upon him that he will probably
never understand the real relations aud
importance Of a senate doorkcepcr until
kind Heaven gives to his great country a
free and popular form Of government mod.
cllcd on our own. | do not imagine that
you will be able to cnlightcn the darkness
oi the Princes bcnigh:cd and heather un.
dcratandng on this subtle matter, and the
less as you are, | remember, only a poor
college president yourself; but strive to
impress upon him. Il! all events, as strongly
rs you can, that the Republican party, of
which you and | are in cur respective
spheres conspicuous and Jealous members.
and which ia once moro-lIqycn and cx.
Senator Dorsey AID Vice President Arthur
be praised in the POSSESSION Of the prcsi-
dGucy and i'll thc control of both houses Of
our national Legislature and Of all tnc Off
ccs in the country-iS the party which
a!oao represents high moral ideas; that is
is the true and only friend Of progress, of
universal liberty. Of equal rights and of
everything els" that is good and holy, and
that, having these sacred principles and
objects to defend, it must elect Senate
doorkccpcr before it goes to business YoI
may be able to show Kim that the Senate
doorkccPer5 while he has no power over
treaties, is get the only guardian rndcr cur
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1881-04-22
COLUMBIA AND GREENVILLE e
RAILROAD,
PASSE NIGER DEPARTMENT.

fAooE NUEK DEPARTMENT /.
CoLrMnIA, 5. G., April 9th, 1881.
On and after Thursday April I, 1881, Pas
scngcr Trains will rs herewith indicated
upon this Road and its branches
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-05-27

sequence what the Constitution says,
since a coach and six can be driven
through that document. Events de-
monstrate very clearly that the trainers
of the Constitution intended that APP
peals should lie from the Supreme TO
the Circuit Court. a literal construc-
ton of that instrument, our brother
will observe, is somewhat intangible
there are no cAesu,ac de .tii=c, as it were,
to keep a coach-driver from driving
through it and we accept persorce the
construction afforded by the, inevitable
rules Of practice and the Irregular rum
of Jurisprudence. Hence, the question
Of conflict of jurisdiction must be over
ruled-as it is.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-05-27
IITY STEAM SAW MILL.
J. r. MUIR, Proprietor.
J. r. MUIR

Having purchased the interest OF the sue
cession of ii. NJ. Bry, deceased, tho under
comes sole proprietor of the Monroe City
Steam Saw and Planning Mill, and Will
continue it in active Notwithstanding
lumber, pine or cypress, planning, making
shingles, &c, to pc furnished, on short
notice. in any quantities desired. a large
lot Of superior, timber, both pine and
cypress, on hand. Prices to suit the times.
Address orders to i. X. MUIR,
l.. .. Box 81.
Monroe, Septemher, 90 1880.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-05-27

The surveying party sent out by the
New Orleans and Pacific company to
inspect the topography of the country
Ark, and make what might be termed
trial survey, or reconnaissance, is
somewhere between this point and
Alexandria, but where we have been
unable to learn. Letters and dispatches
are coming to this point for members
of the party, among them dispatch to
Capt. Gloster, chief CT the corps, to the
effect that his wife is very sick at Bir-
iningham, Alabama.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-05-27

Early corn is about shouldcr-high,
and nearly ready to tassel. Cotton is
in every stagc-from that not yet
sproutcd, to that with squares already
formed. Light showers have fallen
during the past 10 days, enough to
make the grass and weeds grow, but
not enough to benefit stiff lands, or
prevent blowing.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-05-27

The Masonic Temple is rapidly APP
preaching completion. 1t is expected
that the Temple will be formally dedi-
Gated on the Oath proXimo, and that
the Grand Master of the Grand Lodge,
Judge Whitaker, of New Orleans, will
attend. The Fraternity hope also that
the Rev. Mr.. Tudor, one OF the South's
most eloquent divines, will be in atten-
dance.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-05-27
OUACnITA HOUSE,
SUCCESSION NOTICE.

Fifth District Court, Parish of Ouachita.
No. 55l.
Succession of HENRY w. ONEIL, decd.
Whereas, a. II. Scribcr has petitioncd
the Court for letters of administration on
the estate Of the lato Henry w. Oncil do
ceased:
Notice is hereby given to all whom it
may concern to show cause within ten
days why The prayer of the said petitioner
should not be granted. by order of the
Court. AUSTIN GREEN,
Clerk.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-05-27
DISSOLUTION.

T'HII PARTNERSHIP FORMERLY EX-
4 listing, between the undersigned in the
Livery Stable business, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent; V. II. Nogh
continuing the business at tho old stand is
charged with the collection of all claims
due the said firm; w. II. Williams assumes
tho payment of all debts due by tho firm.
WALT. Il. NOGH,
WIN. II. WILLIAMS.
Monroe, La, May II. 1851.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-05-27

Both the Circuit and Supreme Courts
convene in this city next Monday
The docket of the Supreme court is not
yet made up, but we learn from Mr..
Green, District Clerk, that eleven
appeals have been taken from this
parish. Half of these cases, perhaps,
will be appealed from the Supreme to
the Circuit Court. This may seem a
strange procedure, but the fact that
the Circuit Courts are but seldom ap-
pealeh to makes them the courts OF
"la5t resort and we understand that
all final hearings are uniformly had
there. Our learned brother of the
Shreveport Standard will observe that
in this way we reconcile the law, the
courts and the facts, and in his prac.
ticc hereafter he will proceed accord
/ ingly. 1t is, ofcoursc, of but little con.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-05-27
Cotton Seed For Sale.

ton seed, Dixon variety,) of tho crop of
1879 and sound, which arc offered for salc
ut so ccntS per bushcl. Deliverable on my
premises, 3 miles west of Oak Ridge, More
house parish. X. Il. PHILLIPS,
May 2, fSSf.-2t.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-05-27

1t is expected that through trains to
Delta will be resumed between the 9TH
and 10th proXimo. The voyage over,
Mt present, consumes about 3G hours,
with three changes of hand cars and a
skiT voyage from Waverly to Tallu-
lah,
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-05-27
STRAYED.

From the undersigned, at Oak Ridge,
Morehouse parish, ono darl! MARE MULE
about l5A hands high, with II few white
hairs at tho root of tail, age about ye ars,
branded c. Il. on right shoulder. When
last seen was at Mr.. Is. Scriber's place on
Bayou DeSiard. The delivery of the ami
mai, or any information leading to lrcr ro-
covcry will be liberally paid for.
ROBT. MILESTONE.
Oak Ridge, La, April rs, lSSi.--ft.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-05-27

The editor Of the AIarksvile Bulletin
acknowledges, in his issue of last Satur-
day, the 2lst, the receipt Of three lus-
cious peaches from q lady living in that
place and grown in her garden.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-05-27

Blackberries are a-ripening, but
there is no old-time runaway negro to
'sturb the bushes.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-05-27

We notice a letter advertised for
eddie Megware, Esq" Can this be
for Ned Mcclure, the efficient sheriff
of this parish
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-05-27

The overflow in the swamp is falling
east Of Wavcrly, but about on a stand
this side. For future Developments,
consult the weather,
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-05-27

1t was unin tentional on the part of
the printer last week, in making up
the forms, to place in the editorial de-
partmcnt our Trenton contributors
playful remarks touching the Bulletin
and the railroad. The practiced eye
might have detected, likewise, some
Typographical errors in last weeks
issue, for all Of which the absence of
this writer was accountable. For all
that, however, and for much more, we
can account when it comes to settling
up. Meanwhile, we trust this expla-
nation will place G. G. and the Bulletin
right before the reading public.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-05-27

The people, or the Judges rather, in
some OF the districts west of this are
about to abolish one Of the fine arts.
Judge Drew, at Sparta, sentenced one
George Evans to two years i'll the
pentitentiary, and Judge Logan, at
Coushatta, sentenced Dan Jewel to Is
months in the same prison, each being
convicted of hog-stealing. Judge Logan
sent S. l.. Cox, a white man, to the
penitentiary for two years 'sfor wound
ing Il hog with intent to steal" Cox
will probably always be in doubt
whether it was the being Il white man,
or the simple wounding of the hog,
that made his sentence six months
longer than Dan Jewels. To go to
the penitentiary and in such doubt is
CoN's dadgasted fate, however. And
the hog, where will he be at the cxpi-
ration of Cox's collegiate course:
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-05-27

Capt. J. w. Blanks, it is stated in
one Of our Now Orleans exchanges, has
received Geographic advices that the
New Orleans and Camden river mail
route will not be discontinued The
tremendous onslaughts Of the Memphis
Avalanche on this route do not seem
to have had much effect at Washington.
That journal is not expected, however,
to cease med,lling with Louisiana mat
ters and confinc its great powers to the
city of Memphis and the small State of
Tennessee. Ever since Memphis had
the yellow fever, tho Avalanche has
been struggling with the thought that
it is in some way a Louisiana journal.
Is this tho effect the yellow fever has
upon Tennessee journalists =:
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-05-27

At the recent session of the Grand
Lodge Of the knights OF Pythias, DR..
f. M. Mumforel, of Bayou Sara: was
elected Grand Chancellor, and Col
Thos. O. Benton, of this city, Vice
chancellor of the Order. Col. Benton
is an ardent and Jealous knight, and
will, without doubt, fill the station of
Vice Chancellor with conspicuous abil-
ity. The next session of the Grand
Lodge will be held in Shreveport, the
second Monday in May, 1882.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-05-27
MISCELLANEOUS.
ENOR SALE.
THE BEST REAL ESTATE INVEST
MENT IN NORTH LOUISIANA.


IOFFE.Is FOR SALE "SrOWED AWAY"
tho plantation tract OF tho !nto DR.. Gilmnn
NJ. Peck, decd of ltichinnd parish. The
tract contains 700 acres OF land, so acres In
cult vation md 80 an old deadcninE now DO
ing cleared up. This tract is located across
tho neck of lurge bend of H'ruH rivcr,
ono milo across and is known to DO tho bcst
tract on that river IL is 10 miles from
Monroc tho rivor is navigable six months.
This tract has three advantages over any
tract cd on the Mississippi river, viz:
it, is entirely above any overflow, has no
cavinE banks and levce taxes. Tho
cleared land produces ono and IA half bales
to tho acre, and rents for $3.50 por aero M
abundance of labor on the place which will
always command it soil black mould
mixed with IL iittie sand growth, ash,
gum, dogwood, oak, hickory, pnwpntI,
grape vino, otc. Range fine, game and fish
in abundance, waiting for tho frying pan.
| Tho projected X. II. from Alcxandria to
| south west Arkansas will pass by this place.
Apply to
!. N. PECK,
| Attorney in Fact, Sicily Island.
| Reference: Judge NJ. J. Liddcll, Mon
| roe, La.
| N. E-This place has iino cypress
| break and miIl-scat for water powder
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-05-27

1t is stated that the nomination of
of this State will probably die in the
Committee. Old "l3ed Quilts'' will
die on a feather bed.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-05-27

Mails for the east close at $50, a. M,
of each day, and arrive at p. m.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-05-27

Judge Wyly-nay, Judge Bcattic-
not so, Judge, Judge, Judge Boar
man has been appointed and confirm.
ed Judge of this L. S. judicial district.
II. Is. Taliaterro, Esq, of Catahoula,
has been confirmed as district attorney,
and our old friend, J. G. Wcaks, Esq,
of Morchousc, as marshal. Having
The court, after such q tedious struggle,
our people might reasonably be ex-
poctcd to be satisfied ten years, or so,
without going to work building a fetie-
raj public building but experience is
worth nothing, if it does not teach that
Monroe had better begin talking about
building, ut least. right away. And
White we are building it, perhaps we
had better out-taIk Bas,ror, Delta aud
Harfisonburg; otherwise, the court
house might be removed 70 one or the
other of these more eligible points.
Better get daylight start.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-05-27

NO a ~ 07HlFIeS NtrCot, NEW VKLEN n s
Dealers in
GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS, SPORTING
and FISHING TACKLE of every
Description, POWDER, SHOT, SHELLS
and FINED AMMUNITION Of all kinds.
The Repairing department. is under the
personal supervision of Mr.. Louis Cook.
Guns re-bored to shoot close.
Manufacturers of Hard Rubber Duck
C;lls-superior to anything ever used.
Wholesale Agents for McDaniels Rust
Preventer. Agents for tho Baker Gun.
Mail orders particularly attended to.
+. o. Box 937. sop. lily.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-05-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

WANTED,
A N ENERGETIC YOUNG MAN AS
n agent for f;,st-selling household ar
ticle. Apply to r. &C
IS Ichoupitoulas St., New Orleans.
May p, 1ss1.-3t. oA,L e,
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-05-27

The soil and climate of this good old
county OF ours arc favorable to the pro-
duction of brnins.-IXuD'b,uy (.1ah. J
Times.
And just over the column rule, We
find the following:
Some people don't want the railroad
to come through our county for fear
that it will run all tho deer away.
Others are apprehensive the cars will
kill out all the children.
An explanation is in order, Bro.
Prather.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-05-27
TRAN SPORTATION,

IN INDEPENDENT NEW ORLEANS AND
OUACIIITA RIVER LINE.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-06-03

Our so cents unfinished Shirt is made
Of good Cotton and Linen Bosom.
Our Elliptic Shirt for 60 cents, and
our Globe Shirt for rs cents, are the
best ever offered for the money
The above, well finished for wash
everything complete, Is cents extra.
I'D full line of Gents Collars, Cuffs,
Hose, Handkerchiefs, &c.
examination. Orders by mail promptly
S. b. ELLERY L. CO.,
l1l2 + Street, Washington, D. G.
, 1881-10-29

SAN PnAsuisco, Oct. .s.-Nlnlng stocks closed
NJ follows;


Tho following Instruments woro filed for
record Friday, Oct. N;
cry rIlurEttry,
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WS;'s IL 81: s'sSt % " aia'. H s. s
Sf;!' lta't a;s IT, j; I a g vsei is!s
$% ii:s / 5i ;4S il! ddS "'
f;;;s ii Y; ssi;s 81 i 'Ss$ 3
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wsss SiSussnti, ii. IL; Il s:i.i a:.sT o"
WHY {: tlatun .lurv t1 t'ohn 4. stewnEt II
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re'e5snm asd Il, ~ u! y .H Mm NJ M",h J.. nlSy u xm nm
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III II IN li0uY Ut III rem III ih, Mi,Iru tmts,i
Gcl. al tSlnstnr lii Ehnlicury tu KunrtliiIl uf
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dntuu T. sct u + famp Is z1s,r b n1 i.na@t za,,
Ntst TwDn.lu!h u, En It v OF rhrnop. ~, a,I
III II, dHt9tl InY IL u. j. ana y. II. Williams
, 1881-10-29

wlutcr whutt, g eArs rrjnateti. 81 curt No. :!
aprlnR. n cars MI i do, . ualrs rejected lsa
whent,; TT cars M. = corn. IL tArs h!Ei, mixed,
I'll cara Rejected. cnra IN Rrntls s4s c'r1,; 1t
carA white .mts, IL unrs M. mfxc,t, At cars r,,-
Icctc., cnrs 10 nrnin 10 oats,: 15cars M rye;
tgto1 h,l NO. I bnrlny, II ears M. ! do, 10
cars lnwer 4rosic*. Total sEE caral. HaoW 1'tt,
inBpcstch out: ,.:.7 lns wt.cnt, 111.SI hi corn.
HILL: l,n oats. ..,1'N It'll rye. 5Ioo0 harley.
Tho lcA.'trH nro,luce tnnrkets werr rathor dull
yesterday, mid tn,st of them worn weak. FORK
irl tho way down, and WAS followed! slowly by
tho rest. pnrk WIS deprossed by FREQ offerings
oil tho part Ut inuAl operators, tho tackcrs sell.
hug; md grniu was slstnlncd by moro bad
wcntlor al eomo tInlc nfscr pru-
visions tah Kyon why. Therc was
apparently tfttto doing on outside nc'
coslnt. und Arrrrnf operators complained
thnt thnga wero unusually tntl. With littto prt's-
pcrt nj improvement during tho coming itosltI.
Tho ttullncss extended irtU all departments.
ccl't that thoru was iIttlo pressure to MI Dcsos
her pntH. an.l autno shipping demand for corn.
Acjrctcd wheat IA t,nvIng out 1ftttc moro
frGaly. Mess pork eto.c,l .1u lower, nj $tG40d&
itt:ts fur Ncvember anil *t17s, sGDl775 for JUN
unry. f.ard clDspd 10c lower, Stl.4lMbll.l6 fur
November md $tl.'9!ssttt.D for 1nnuary. Short
ribs cinSctl 1Ec lover, ut $H.ls.! sE1e.a', Wheat
slt'sctl lao lower. ut *lli nskcd fur November
md S1.:BhG1l.A}!s for Dccernhor. Corn Glt,sctl
III. r,r Ma, 1,.ts ut,,.o, r., I,,rnr ~ ni:St
+iaic for Nnyenlbur and t1.lG,473so Tor May.
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IL rl,,. c,sn, ,.nnu II a. r; hi ror NJ, :, c,un
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hui, lin,s ,snr, nalnr r,r ,iri,, nnd t,rnrr rnr
i,".v ~ =, M ~ f,r ~, r.'rnor mr., ~ Ell X
6,r mi fnr ina Iot,f,r, t.ot,,n wnro ,r,nnr ami
.n,,t NJ r.. NEtn IN
Ttr m,v,r,nn, !, x,o,,, ona roncv yr,co+,,s
,vn. mt ,r &,r,. ,o,,,,r,s ,rnu,r,,or. rnr, INV
rr. tuinv rc.r,, u,, i'm ,,r,scrx m. ,,ns, ,rn.
lv,,, ;e,n..e ,.",,st ,,,n,,t ns 1,nT,ro nm thc
nrrvn,,ut f.rt,n, wn. rrrv rur fnc,, hninv firm.
irndar m Inr,n"s,,,r ton,,.t c,,fcos nrr wurlt.
M, nr,,, t,r,. ',.,r. rnr,"I,,,, .,,,,, ,SI, in,
sli,,ht vnr1,tIou n, ,,rI",s t,I.,,nci. ,xnn,m,s
nb,y,s oq,trv uni ,,,tons oyc i,,.f ,,,,,s rcnrIv
tnv t1,c n,nst ottnntl,u, t..,ota ,,,d shncs ur,
r,iIl h, YuIr rc,,,,,rst n rpn,, FAIRLY flr srhc
rlo,hIr, tru.tc IL u,,tnt ,'ho dnmonH fnr mill.
ncrv ,,,,,,ts nls, f. fnirv MI. bcuI,rs II, drirl
ir,,its sti,I trnnrt Mills, ,r,flc with urIcc, mt
v,r,;,,i,tv Ii,m, t;nr n,sus ,,,,d n, .If1,t
, 1881-10-29
PROVISIONS.

1fO1 fRftnGEfS-Thcru wna II nluteratc vU1un,o
ar hnsnuss trnl,Nncc.l. IN etilntK nlurks, ins 10
fFou o1Eh4t ctutIy On thu nnra IeEcrted slullvtr-
ies. ltycrpul1 sl.jurtsl uellne IT i'll III nrt ind
s!u!lnesH 1t ntcnis willis thu 'nnas hut urkut WIS
une. with axpeeal,nsn Ut MbDtt EeLn hcni fnr tIuxt
wunk. pHrtinA In Tho trss.o snl tMt stun 1$ nccftluu
,xtlnx here. wcl, Is very unhealthy ruM for t>c:o-
tcr. MID toca i,t nsnur well fur tho Knbltlsyn rrcns
next month. nnchr thcy sottle tinun speedily to u
much luwer t,Hsls than Hnw. Insk was ufrutch very
trsoiy. whl'u lar! relatively stuay though! tse
cllntng III sympathy.
kprca! reports tho CInclnnntl frice Current SHOW
tho h1,4r ~ hogs lHckeii lrtn Mhrcf to ttntO md
ihtG:t mall dates ut tsla aforementioned rnect with
, 1881-10-29
HnEApsrurrs AND SEEDS,

v,i,1,TE,v.s sn,,o ,, .s - ol'.; - .o,s ,,
den4rtI was only local, und ,Iuht nj that, shppnrn
hsi,v ,,nnbIe tn nurn;n NJ iii" nr.r. nsEnS sr1..
wsro reported of " bril- vuturs III s75]sa: 1 brla
2i rs rrn tinnr m nr;vn1r ~rn, T,,"I c,n.t,o ims
Iris Wlntor aomra warc n"otnt nt f;,nssir,. ,hins
ping srngs, EL737 Is; tho tnu-urude xprI,gs 81 0N&
what Io,t, III "hut si;.'Ii ~A@ SAs'Ss '"@~'
itr,,r1, W,T. trr,,xsa sev H., ,,,,.~., ,.,,,.
hnd sga,n hru1 tho recent decline having invited IL
oet.1r uoaasu: nates "ese FoloteM o. 10 cnrS oran
ut tel1laahoo3 cars mltdltnGs ut &a.dta2l.Wi chr
c0hf&U cuTn- ElHhl AIiu WnO4k
nus ~ III nfAaInm =
upttfs.I Win. W.. ,,,,. M ,o. Ia. ,a.,..,,,,
, 1881-10-29
COMMERCIAL.

Tile following worO tho receipts aud shipments
ot lcalins articles Ut produce In tho city during
tho tweEty.four hours ending at o'clock
Frlllny morning and for tne corresponding
tluie year uyos
, 1881-10-29

saw 10 much said tb,ut thc 1nUrits OF Hop
hltors, atsltl hy'Wfc. whu W4a always 1Oetortllx.
nla nuvsF WILL. tcusttt lno ~ urgently tn yet her
t+'!ue, coactud9l - bu hslnibHHKel uxatn;. AMI
Of tla bitlera my wiu w4s c.lrul ani she has rv~
MANNED ~ foE eighteen luunths sntu. / likh
ttEssl+
, 1881-10-29
Michigan Central Excited on To.
ports Of n Corner.
Money S Per Cent-Finances in
Chicago.
Tho 1e4!uce Markols Quiet, and Most oI Thom
!Lower-Pork and Meats Heavy.
Wheat and Corn Declined in Sympathy,
and Ended Up Weak.
FINANCIAL.

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at'eh 70 Ft'e H''' ."n'''ks.a So''Ii"'' w" A"Ih
Central, atad GAnaon s0''thern wcru the only
very Aesive stoeks. Except in thOm there was
lttp t,p,nr. hit In nil }lrrctious Ihn tnurhct was
,.or,. t,r,, 80 h,rt
". Faut IL rel,nrtcd heavily ovcrsod.
Tho shorts IN tho ERndcrhllta nre covering
ruptt,y,
I.h,,,,, n,r,,,,t,r t. f,,tn,v ~1ch,s 3o,d ~
sMso' ""'''us'o' f" 0""''s ''ka's So''' NJ
la'iftlh,a.
stuury wns ) per cont.
C'entrtll l'ncl.!u u,ivnnccd tn not;, closing nj
ma. ~, tho r,,,, tha+ IL ,va. =, hn ron.,,nt,.s
,1 ,t, ~ ~ 'st :, ... .s - ''o ~ w ~o"'"''''
WIN tno uhlon rae'1'c' -,.
MT Z. L. huntington says IN Now YORK TINT
tho report of III nRrrutnent between the Union
rAci''e anu tho Cet'trs t'tciao' as 10 tho diaea-
tlnohnco os ecr'astl uittdliir operations -
premature. l1ePort saId that tho Union Pacific
h"a uErecd TO STOP the construction oE lts orc-
Bon INC NJ l'AKcf city, ana thfi tho central "a
,.,. ~ INV. "Aive "os ~ o'' ~ @4o s.,sauu'.
River, Mr.. Huntington says that negotiations
'HtcHdeA ~ oEthX AAt hbuut 'Ee ~ pEoHFeSst Jul
that IN settlement has hec'i rfMchol. ...
lAorc hFe lhosr "no pc'c'9 thAt "ncn thc
tioka Of thu present contest butween tho r0ll,is