davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-30

TEE dispatches from Fort Worth, pub
hshed in yesterdays HERALD, indicate
plainly that the road from that city to
Waxahachle will be built. A PROPOSE
ton has been made by contractors,
which will be met without doubt, and
the road completed during the present
gear. In this city the only opposition
offered to building u road from here to
the coal fields in the northwest IL that
money is too scarce at this time. 1t is
indeed singular that Dallas is the only
city in the state that enters this 81 an
objection. Is it because the ohjectors
do not want to invest? For noarly
every one who offers this as plea can
can contribute literally, while those Of
lesser means are a"kious to take stock
in the road, if . company is formed.
The HERALD still urges the people Of
Dallas to look to TIL cir own interests and
safety.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-30
SANGER BR|)S,
OUR WEEKLY BUDGET.

EVIDENCES OF HOW ONE DOES
BUSIN ESS GAM BIZ GIVEN I'M VA
R1OUS WAYS WIZ Arb ANXIOUS
THAT OUR FRIENDS AMID THR
PUBLIC SHOULD BIZ THORO UGH.
LX ACQUAINTED WITH OUR, M f.
D--THEREFORE, W.T. HDRAT,D
THEM THROUGH THE DAILY
PRESS I'M DOING SO, WI PRH-
SENT COMPETITORS OPPORTUN-
ITY TO KNOW WHEREIN OUR,
STRDnT GTH LIES wE PUBLISH
OUR PRICES TO THElNG, AS WE'LL
Ass TO TEIE PEOPLE- Fiji 1T DOES
THBNG MO GOOD- THDY CAn1 NOT
EQUAL THBNI- 1T THEY THINTK
TEIEY CAN, LETT THDNG TRY us ON
THD FOLLOWING:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-30

Mr.. Il. G.. HoRN, editor of the Me-
'idian, Mississippi, Mercury has for
warded TO PRESIDENT CLEVELAND a
petition asking for the pardon of JET
PERSON DAVIS. The petition declares:
"This act would relieve the south from
greet deal of modification and dis
tress. MIR. DAVIS deserves his pardon
on account of his military and civic SER
vices rendered to his country, now at
peace. The southern people," MR..
HORN says, "trusted you, MIR. Presi-
dent, and they will call you blessed if
you grant this petition. 1t will DO tho
last act of clemency that will wipe out
the remaining vostige of tho war"
HORN did not consult Mr.. DAVIS about
the petition.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-30

The Chicago Times claims, and 1t is
believed justly, to have published on
Sunday last the largest paper that has
been published this year in tho world.
1t embraced four full sheets, or 80 pages,
containing 22i columns. OF these col
umns, 1870 were devoted to ADVERTISE
ments OF Chicago merchants. The adj
vertising contents exceeded those of
any other paper by some % lineal feet,
and its entire contents exceeded those
of any other paper by printed surface
equal to eight pages of that paper.
Truly the Times is the mammoth-the
prodigy Of American journalism, and
Its matter is as interesting as its dimen-
tlons are great.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-30

A DEGREE of nervous timidity is
manifested by the Now York Times on
the subject of permitting Mr.. JOAN
ROACH, or any other citizen of the
United States, TO sell vessels to Russia
While both England and Russia say
that they sincerely hope there will be
no war, it would appear to be very
stupid conservatism that would in
hibit our shipholders, in their usual
business, on account of a possibility of
a rupture. Mr.. JOHNNY Roach would
feel remarkably cheap If he lost so
golden an opportunity to accumulate
treasure, and it is not very probable that
he Is afflicted with the necessary guam
tum of siclSly sentimentality to induce
him to refrain from his enterprise.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-30

ATTHIS PRICE WE OFFER YOUOUR
FineSOft Finish Extra Heavy LiBen
Huck Towel, size 20x40. You con
pay 35c. fora Towel, but you can.
not get better one. In this LOT we
also include LINEN DAMAsK
TOWEL, very heavy, deep border;
size 20X40.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-30
FIRST have TOWELS

We have sc. Towels and 1Oc. Towels,
but we won't occupy space to describe
them-'yet they are better than any
Towels tkat ever had these prices at
tached to them on sale days They
are regular goods with us,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-30

is THE PRICE WE START Al. FOR
this money we can give you q PURE
LINEN TOWEL, size s2x44, which
means 9GS square inches of Linen
for 1Sc.
22ac.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12

LONDON, Nov, 1.-THE trial OF Editor
Stead, Mr., Jacques, Bromwell Booth, Mrs,
Jarrett and Mrs, Maury, on tho charge Of
having committed an Indecent assault upon
tho girl Eliza Armstrong, was begun In the
Central criminal court before Justice Lopoa.
Tho crown attorney general announced that
thoy had concluded " withdraw the charge
Of indecent assault 30 far az II related TO the
defendant Booth, They also announced that
thoy would not prosecute tho defendants on
the charge OF conspiracy made against thom.
Tho girl Eliza was tho first witness called
by the prosecution, and testified clearly AMI
In straightforward manner. Mono OF tho
defendants wore represented by counsel OK
cept the woman Maury.
The four defendants charged with having
committed criminal assault on tho girl Eliza
Armstrong, wore promptly convicted OF tho
charge. The principal evidence against
them was that given by the girl herself.
When the verdict was announced tho Judge
ordered tho prisoners 10 stand up and at
onco pronounced sentence In tho case OF
Editor Stead ho imposed a punishment OF
three months imprisonment, Mr., Jarrett
was ordered 10 bo imprisoned for six months
and Mr. Jacques Tor ono month, all throo
without hard labor. Mrs Maury was son.
tcnoSd 10 six months imprisonment with
hard labor.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12
CANTON, OHIO, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1885,
declaration that could make 10 add 10 or
finnish their strength"
tplhan iha GRANTING of locaI ael -0ovorn-

declaration that could make 10 add 10 or
finnish their strength"
"Ihen the granting Of local self-goyorn-
nent would not satisfy the Irish people"
~ have spoken of Lord Hartington's
gnorance OF Ulster politics, ae appears to
20 equally uninformed regarding tho situa-
ion In Ireland generally, His plan for an
extension Of Irish management over Irish
llfairs by small beginnings as a work of
lime or as a work Of acts Of Parliament is
Itamped with failure on It's face,
"Eor example, what lrishman Of influence
or Importance would undertake any respon.
dbility in n local legislature which could
nave no control Of the police FORGET Cues
ions Of minor Importance, but tending TO
low disscnsions among us and 10 break tho
solidarity OF our movement, would be cum
lingly offered for our jurisdiction while
control over larger matters Of vital urgency
'or tho life aud prosperity OF the nation
would bo withheld, and the imperial con.
,rolling authority which Lord Harrington
would set up over our local authority,
moved, az II would be, by the landlord In
serest and other interests foreign 10 Ireland,
would continually thwart and destroy oven
The limited power given TO the elected rep.
resentativcs OF the people,
III tho north Is the most prosperous por.
don OF the country II Is certainly not boz
cause her people are industrious or because
they are Protestants, but rather because
their staple industry Is the manufacture Of
linen, which sprotectod by England instead
u being prescribed, as was the sister
wooden industry Of other provinces OF Ire
land, and because tho tenants OF the north
had by Ulster custom long enjoyed that par
tial security In their holdings which has
lAtely been logalized over tho rest OF Iro-
land.n
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12
$l.5O Per Year.
THE CONDENSER.
Tho News OF the Day NutaheIlsd for the
HASty Header

Dean O'Laughlin fell dead while at maSs
In University college, Dublin,
Manott, the would-be assassin OF NJ, do
Freycinet, has been pronounced monoma-
niac
The Dutch government Is about 10 present
10 parliament bills 10 raise the Import du-
ties on corn and petroleum,
The Egyptian government has Issued a
decree ordering tho seizure OF crops, AMI
mails and houses In case Of non payment Of
taxes
The much talked OF telephone case was
begun before Secretary Lamar In Washing
ton, Nothing was done further than tho
taking Of testimony.
Tho strike Of the Hooking Valley miners
necessitatos the closing OF iron mills aud
curtailing the force of the Valley railway,
causing much distress
Tho residence OF Samuel A, Burrows, at
Fort Wayne, Ind, was destroyed by fire.
Tho residence OF Anton Magoo, at Delphoa,
o., suffered a Ike fate.
The police department OF Louisville arc
making II unpleasantly warm for the army
OF thieves aud thugs who have infested that
city for some time past
A requisltion has been issued by the gov
ernor OF Massachusetts,, for Landlord Mellon,
OF Baltimore, charged with conspiracy 10
murder his daughter in.law.
The German army estimates show an In
crease OF $4,000, 900 Tho total expenditure
Is estimated al S62, 500, 100, OF which t26, ,s75,-
900 will bo covered by loan,
The funeral OF Hon. Henry d, Curtis, al
Mt Vernon, o., was attended by a number
OF distinguished men from abroad, and busi-
meas was suspended In tho city,
Charles H. Cook, proprietor Of tho brokon
Jennings County, Indiana, bank, at North
Vernon, Ia paying of dopoSitors and othor
creditors at ifty cents on tho dollar.
At Cleveland, o., Bishop Gilmour In
vested MonSgnor Felix M. Bof, vicar gon-
oral OF the Cleveland diocese with tho title
and insignia domestic prelato TO tho pope,
There are rumors OF another outbreak Of
difficulties between the Western Union and
Baltimore g. Ohio Telegraph companies, and
II is reported that the former will soon boz
gin cutting ratna
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12
MIR. GlniIAionn.

EDIMURGu Nov, IL, Inquiries at tho
Earl OF Rosobcrry'S residence, DOlmOny
Park, elected the information that Mr.
Gladstone suffered no III effects from his OK.
prtious and journey, llo passed tho night
well, sleeping soundly from the time Of his
retiring until awakening early In the morn.
ng, Notwithstanding his long speech his
voice Is clear aud without tho slightest
hoorscnoss, llo proposes TO spend tho day
quietly At the residence Of his host, and In
walking around tho grounds Of tho park
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12

LONDON, Nov II, DIR William Benjamin
Carpenter, C,B., MD, LID, FRS,
ELS, FG,S,, the eminent English physi-
ologist n son OF d, Laut Carpenter, tho
celebrated English Jtheologian, Ia dead, Ho
was born In 1879 He published several Inn
portant works, among thom tho "Princi-
plea Of Human Physiology" the principles
Of General aud Comparative Physiology"
ao had fow living equals in acquaintance
with natural science, capacity for original
inquiry and skill ns q scientific writer, Ho
was president Of the British Association for
the Advaucomcntof Science In 1879,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12
ThoSl,nWia llluU,

RANGooN, Nov 1.-The reply Of King
Thcobaw Of Burmab, TO the British ultima
tum has boon received, aud is hostile and
inadequate In response 10 the British do
mand for the control Of the Burmese foreign
relations King Thpebaw says hc must tlrst
consult Germany, France and lluly, Tho
British cxpoditionOry forco win now cross
the frontier with tho least possible delay,
Four regiments have already started up yho
Irrawaddy riyor on steamers.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12

Tnoy, N. Y, Nov, l1,--Thorc is frosbet
In tho Hudson river here the water being
ton feet above the average, and still slowly
rising. The low lands In tho southern part
Of the city are inupdated, and tho meadows
on tho river front Schodoo nre flooded A
bad break has occurred on the Gleus Falls
feeder, and navigation on the canal at Fort
Ann is suspended Three and q half feet OF
water on the Troy a. Boston railroad has
seriously delayed traffic
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12
Nav Mil nnnnrinrn.

PTTsDuRo, Nov, 1.-The uoilou Of this
city and Wheeling ero nj work on n now
plan 10 defeat tho manufacturers and on.
forco tho adoption OF tho twonty.ono cont
scale, IL Is proposed TO establish co-opora-
two nail factory In this city, fitting up a
rolling mill aud ono hundred nail machines
for tho manufacture OF stocl nails, Tho
company will DO composed Of twenty y.nyc
nailor and M many OF tho ono hundred
foodors employed M dcsirc 10 take any Of
tho stock, Tho indications arc that the
movement will provo succogful
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12

FLOUR Fancy, "a 80 w %, family, u,OOdl.gJ
WllEAf-No, 4 rcd, sptgJ!Gla, No, J. OJWDao,
CORN-Nu mixed, ijOl0c, No, whta,
u'SGidu
0Gls-No mixed, 20 GqOlSo, No, . mixed,
NOp2i 40, No, y white, ~ v0Qgid
poRk-fumilS W,5j0DOaii regular ip9iHO
900
BACON shoulders, OyS0S'. .ci short clear sIdcs
100000 .,
LAiiD-kcltlc 0,S06'ac,
CHEESEa Prime ~ choice Ohio, " lsiDl0o, New
YORK lOgilO Northwestern, SDpC,
POULlRN=Cioce fulgrown chickens $3.50
p8OO ducts, NOOG10O, gcoao, SabO GbO0 por
doLpn, live turkeys, bDblpo,
HAS=No, timothy, Ni200Nlg,b0, No, 2, tll 100
gll bOi mixed, SlO OOl0iObO, wheat aud ryo straw
tOb0WNiU ,
WOOL -UnwaShcd medium clothing, aip 800,
1no mprlno, Y0Uplci common hOlOc, tpooo.
washed medium clothing, 1UtDlo, comblng 20 a.
8Oc, ilno mufln0 X and NA, 3OJDjpCi bur, and
oota, luD2jo, tubwaahod, ~ pSic, pulled 2ilWgio.
CArTlE=u0od 10 onoloo butchers, VI, 90 wi, aS,
falr ~ bOO8gb common w. bO0pi 2ii atookerd
and feeders, ~ 0O,0j,bOi yoarlIngs and calves,
N0OOl00,
HOUS-Selectcd butchers, B,bbOS o, fair 10
good packing, VI lbp3 80, fair 10 good light tBS5
VlgbO, common, ~ Sb,OJBo, onlla, ~ llUl,D,
bHEEp Common 10 fair, NaiOljdi good 70
choice, NNt(pH 20, common 10 fair lambs, 81 fb0
BAU, good 10 Uhe',o, 81 9b0pll0,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12
IlnRlAirY Law.

COLUMBUS, o., Nov il,-Chiof Of Police
Hudson and Edward Daggott, OF Cincinnati,
got horo TO attempt 10 secure writ Of ha.
boos corpus from tho supreme court In the
case of Che latter, charged with illegal regis.
tration, Tho matter involves tho constitu.
tionality Of the registry law Messrs. Nc.
Dougnll and kittredgo uro on hand 10 argue
In favor Of the law In behalf OF tho commit
too OF ono hlnlrnd
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12
THEY MUST HANG.
Ford aud Murphy win Swing at Now
Orleans Noxt friday.

NFl'hhH 'NN' '''hhNs
New ORLEANS, Nov 1.-The petition Of
Pat Ford and John Murphy tho condemned
murdorors of Capt A. II Murphy, for com.
mutation TO imprisonment for life, camo up
before the board of pardons Strong efforts
havo boon made 10 save tho men, and poti-
ton bearing $500 names was presented, A
counter petition was also read from tho
committee OF ono hundred aud number OF
other citiEons asking the board not 10 grant
q communication,
Aftor carefully considering tho matter,
tho board refused 10 Interfere and tho exc.
cutiop will toko place noxt Friday, unless
tho governor grants respite which Is not
likely. The other three murlorors OF MUIR
phy Judge Ford, W. II. Buckley and W.
ID, Caulaold, are serving twenty years In tho
ponitontlnry, This IL the sevorost blow that
hoodlumism ever received In this city.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12
After NIur,leror.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov tl,-Dr. ]. Milton
Bowers was arrested, charged with poison
ing his wife, upon whose lito there was an
insurance policy Of $4,000 She died sud-
denly n week ago, and was hastily buried In
defiance OF tho coronor's orders that nm au-
topsy bo held, Tho body was exhumcd and
considerable quantities OF phosphorus found
in tho atounph
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12
FINANCIAL ANo COMMERCIAL.
Quotations OF tho Stock. Produce aud Cat
tio Market, Nov. 10.

tlo Market, Nov TO-
NEW YoRK-Monoy ~ por cont Exchange
Qulot Governments firm,
Currency skies, l2s96 bid; four, coupons, i2J1s
bid fourandA halfa il8l6 bid.
Tho Yanderbilla and tho Louisville q Nashville
have been tho strong cards IN tho stock market
this morning, but tho advances have been for
less than per cent, In each case The market
has boon loss active than usual Tor some time
past, but tno business done has boon well dis
lrbutod, Thr market oponod irregular, Louis.
'vlo a Nashville showing u gain OF IA and Now
York Central bi othprs were % 10 q lower, In.
pluding Western union, Northwestern aud Lack.
hwanna After the opening there was small
ndyAnce IN the general list thon n fractional do
cline aud again moderate upward movement but
the extromo fluctuations have boon within VI 10
Y per cent, aud At II o'clock lho market IA again
heavy nj gnal fractions above opening figures
IN most cases Tdr exports Of morohand 40 from
this por for tho week ending to-day woro valued
nj No. 100 SOD
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12
shady. TranaaotionA,

DUBLIN, Nov 1.-The hoOring In the libel
uit OF Aldcrmap W, Harris OF this city,
against Mr. Honry Labouchorc, editor OF tho
London Truth, bt pcd on an article published
In that paper charging tho plaintiff with
being guilty Of slmdy money transactions,
has boon postponed for wook, Mr.. Harris
lays damages at 100000
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12
Crop l,eport.

AfoV NcnofN
WASHINGTON, Nov. II. Tho following
crop report was issuod by tho agricultural
departments Tho present crop Of corn Ia tho
first full average In ratio OF ylcld since 1880
which was the last OF aorios OF ak full
cropa OF 20 10 ~ bushels per acre The
present crop, grown on an average Of ~.
100000 10 100000 acroa, IN alightly above
an average for period OF ton years, or 26A
bushels pcr acre, Tho highest ratio OF ylold
N 86h bushels, In Nebraska and Ohio. Tho
three corn growing etatoa, which produce
four.tonths Of the ontlro crop, Illinois, Iowa
and Missouri, each average several bushels
per acre loss than In tho oonsus yoar. Illl
noiH, 81 Iowa, 80, Missouri, 90; Utah nv.
oragos 3t Massachusetts, Connecticut and
Colorado, 20; Now Hampshire and Rhode
Island, ali Michigan, 30; Wisconsin, 80,
Cansaa, ~, Tho southern atatcs mako an
average yicld. Tho quality Of corn 10 very
good In tho east and south; medium In the
central part OF tho west, and somewhat dop.
rooatod on the northern border from Mlohi.
gan 10 Dakota.
Tho cotton returns Of November aro local
estimates ef yod por aoro. Thcy arc somo.
what higher than those Of tho last two
years, but materially lower than those OF
1880 and lHSS, Tho Increase over tho Yield
OF last year IN moro marked IN Texas and
Georgia, In Arkansas and Tennessee whore
the average yiold Ia usually high, tho rato Ia
depressed by tho unfavorablo oond. .tions OF
August and September. Tho ratio OF ylod
by statcs 10 m followsi Virginia, 10y pounds
per acre, North Carolina, ib7; South Caro-.
lima, la9, Georgia. 100, Florida, l0b, Ala.
bama, libi Miesuuippi, 1866 Louisiana, 9oS,
Texas, lSa, Arkansas 900; Tennessee, i0b,
The weather has boon favorable for picking
and killing froets arc only reported In tho
nothern border Of the cotton bolt,
Tho top crop In vcry light, and In many
places scarcely an appreoiablc quantity
Drouth during tho early fruitlng period
caused shedding or shriyelling Of bollA,
aud reduced tho Yield In North Carolina aud
South Carolina aud parts Of Texas. In q
large portion Of the gulf coast area east OF
Texas, nn excess OF rain and destructive
storms, which proved almost equally injurl-
ous. The injury by tho caterpillar and
boil worm has boon severe In Central Ala.
bama and parts Of Texas, Louisiana and
Mississippi, and Ia n fow counties In Georgia
small loss from insects ls reported, except In
States bordering on the gulf coast Tho
past month has been generally favorable for
picking, which Il we'll advanced, more than
tbree.fourths of the crop having beep gath.
ered. Rains have intorfered with harvest
ing more In Georgia and Alabama than
elsewhere with good weather hereafter
the proportion 10 DO gathered In December
viii DO confined 10 localities favored with o
top crop worth harvesting,
The potato crop ia smaller than that Of
1894, In consequence Of injury from rot,
which has reduced tho New York crop near.
ly one-tbird, There Ia much complaint Of
rot IN Wisconsin and Iowa, aud In some
counties In Michigan, Illlnos and Minno.
sofa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12
Ieleurapl, War,

New YoRK, Nov, 1.-The Herald says
there is well authenticated report that tho
Westord Union Telegraph company will
soon begin an active war upon It's great ri :
val, tho Baltimore n Ohio, by making flve
cent rate 10 all points between Boston aud
Washington, and u ton cont ratio 10 all points
onst OF tbe MIasissippi,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12

PrrrsBune, Nov H. The Coke producers
association has ordered D per cent additional
on their ovens In tho Couuellsvllc district,
10 resume operations at once, This makes
90 per cent Of the whole number In bla ast.
The coke business s improving.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12

WitEAr=No arcd, W0Bho.
CoRN-hlixed Western, Olls@Sjoi futures, 70
@b2tc. .....,,,
OATS Western Biis05lEo
CATllEaA 1000 ~ per 100 lbs live weight
HOGS SJS t0l ~ pcr 100 lbs
SHEEP $50 Dj,O per lbs live weight
COrlON-Ouiptl Nliddllng uplanda, DiSe, do
Orleans ao November y aSoi December, y 20,
January 3 ljc, February, 90, March, pOiI
April 40, May, D,Ol, June, 1901
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12

poRk-m fair demands prime mes eastern
COS, do western, lps
LARD-spot, November and December and
Jnnunrtt jis d.
,wllEAT. New No 2whlte at IL iISd, do spring
NJ "a lyd duh
FLO0R-firm at Ss ID,
=. CORN be spot November aud Decembor, u
gsdi January, " alsd
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12
Drnnncd DoAd.

Dublin, Nov ll-Doan o'LaughlIn OF
tho Roman Catholic Church univorsity,
dropped dead from heart disease, In tho
chapel on ~. Stophons Grocn. Ho was
eighty -four years old,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12
I,lttal,urr,

Grain market du, priccS unsettled, Whoa,
FultE, 81 20 Ol,Ol, No, pSo Oli 0OI No, d, new,
W eplo Uats steady No, |, white, ~ 01 Q, No.
\, 8alt(US9lbc, No j, 9ltogilboj mixed. giWpslso.
Coin psSs h a. c.,Sdl s 90 yellow Sa sSVIcl Il
old high mixed, NODisoi mixed is0llC, yellow
shollcd, " tb)ci high mixod tuolDcl mixed, 40
asc kyo nonuai No 1 rennaylyauia aud
Ohio, 0peioci No Western, gODOig No, = 0i9
Western 7eoiSci No =, 0bOpOscl choice, 500, Lake
Shore iNDWo Catte fairly ac,lve, but IN.
changed receipts 23al head, shipments ,aT
head Hogs active aud irmi Phlla .clphlas
hcad shipments, 300 head, Sheep pctye, 40
an advance ul 2SC, over last weeks eloplng
prices, receipts, 1900 hoadi shipments, 800
npnd,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12
Too Into.

BERLIN, Nov 1.-The Spanish frlgato
Aragon was unable 10 annex tho Pclow
islands, finding that tho Germans had
annexed tho islands before tho affair at Yap.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12

CATTLE Choice 10 oxtfa shipping, %, zoos 70,
common ~ fair, VI BODD9 10, atuORera aud feeders
~ intpiOO Texans " 40 I4bO
HouS-far TO good, Sa2tpl 06I miNed pack.
lng, ~ 0bDB 90, choice heavy Nbb0BtO
BllEEp-Uomnion, ~ pB1b, Texans, 5000
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12
Loaf Sheep Ileiurn.

PmLADELrHIA, Nov 1.-THE non-union
printers, employed on tho North American
viii return TO tho Typographical union, Tho
North American Office has bOon non.union
Tor tho past eIght YoarA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12

.sUGAR--Fuly tair, 4, aGi hci centrifugal whlto,
plhci OFT white, ttgl9Ac, choice yellow e'e0nb,fo.
whlte c rinedbth %,
MoLAsslss- Prime, So@opc centrifugal, nS(a
Doc,