davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1866-09-23
FEOM NEW-:T -:T0nK.

Cholera ncpnft-- Horrible TrnSesyS-.A
W.trAa,n1a shoots hss nptoYcf and
Subsequently, TSa,naI9x SuletLr ~-fS.e
-.0teFe MuTdefrf~-Th~ TAtf-Epun.
dcrrd nj Sea- -
SKH f"Ek> eerie-.btr as-sever estes sna
!Ar;t d:.'a* s.,;- ssswsh 40 rrrs..rt N - ~
tcS.as. Aad in keseklvn stx ht1l cxBca Dg e1lttf1
arr +. ported. AID e:cEt <sosa lyr4ntc1y. =
A dteaefh! tragedy eSe:Fs.s th.f ao.atu& IN th-
F"s;,essats 1ssa rs!sa ssss,:a l. p s..s q
rtfnL fasnAst ~1s u aAet Of r.tst~=-n: paris
ta4ts /. ths sa4-r..a. .: 80. 10 Eia k,rpes. Iti-
e.s:ss r ~ - sss = Iss ~.
N aAh ri ~as Aastau* II haee datsssa
tbe pnseE: tsr4tt4acat-- Th4s zae<rinf Id.
It, vino waH Il @Erk an tia model did net
reach &c shor a.tl eiSsal o'ete*k. This earA.-d
suna,.. who a,ktd nss "stkI,sa nhts b. sassnt
Ans~vscd th.t Ae rns.d c.'Ase Ia wcyf ~aea As
pstaso4. 1lls ltd to Al Ahxrr Iss9U fsors Int
= rEsss Fva.ai: ri e. 81, @ W. ssrrs s arS psst.,a; n
LaaH, sarsEe~A sa~ ssds Lr5.t, VIZ was nnca
e at,~t. s.Lcs tat lstss -.eI tma] 1!csse 7tas.
tepk eaec: tn ~ jefs atlsl Of Fnn.l!. liz til
80 the tooT. a.d <oEa~ fs3E.s rsraTed ksEa 10 tfA
rrastrnee- Ne. tss LIN st.r<t
Lftrl, ~ Er<tn - he had tytA {l.e s4Ft, ttl II,
khs tirtst-- liz wAs saFru<st xad e4usLt HLcl IT,
shSs l.srsslf lad ,n,taHt:y exp:r.d.
Fn-nfuFe EnGcd u cuEs E.ere3 t,dy.sl
1fe eRissr.*fa:n EcEnsk4&, wheh sEf7r here .sst
s>sht.ss. ssazn sts1ta4w2.aa ~ tae istk. a.!usr
e,GtS,Ai francs In ss-e,es
NJ steamer Hesnku sAaed tos R7secs wt.t
r. nc In tr'zAeuFe4' o..
SE~ !cns. sep.es.ts<t 3a,--The ut%,o 1aasJer;
<fss to1zsies Asse PeEiefet, =, A.Is p2a!Ai eo1..
fJpu .Ast Rtsat, At tte EAypas.ud strevs Ia1I tt
Bscnkayn ii y hseh u-r ehA: "a v.e}s wtta hiring
piaaEra ttr a7E-de'. fatrhtel tic dzrSess ana
sas&.z hat Nrss ssseS+ ssc .ssta k&vtnx a-rn thr
,.lcsps' go, 10 - tcens nhlel, eIosca - q.
iocs :teast to +%+ ttFttet HnnA lr Welt,
w rne'pn.a.ftsh il has httn sserE hat I1c rst
&ocs s':tss 41tpat.s Ia 1as t4tg h4,s TT ta+ sls
S2cpths tn2sEc JANE ash. iei.. scstYed "A us~sa
rt-Nft q fAsltt by charging eEh pr ts.tiFr- ei1
etss. A:4.*aa es eFe and atsc-.tShh cents. ~ {.
p1p>tfrG ~ M1-
Ytrsrtaas x,s.th asAts.l time came en- oa ,ht
FAsi.:1I. TotFs<, wk:eh e'-Mted tonataefahte II
ie-et ar!erz the rsx-rtr = :lse se.psr.Ivs pstle*
milo IN 2ts To- FIT a sidn The n-t:sr+: Va.
ysr.tr Grf-s. ttate king !tr sarots< u sfW ia
~ Thr ssrs ktussrs th- ti4santk e4.I1J ac IL
'l nec,t 10 hsEt hsa N ;1ot +he r,te In ~ utst
po. -rtt1.tI.
A, - fn!en- Coe.<e yeste1dat. Il s.a.ltns
EATS, t;.Teeu Hall inu and 60. came t.E HaI:r
es1ts. lea. :t.re II arr. tn EzSac.%, Hail R~n
scss The mt s-s>'. Lat wrn .at thtee sn.trcJl2s
VEN, Ti1e. al. = EtH, ee..tSst1 Il sEd s--.s1f.
yhs Fesn.z z*Sa se,,sseea%sJs:
:" A tnttir. As.t1NGs The :"sts.tttr a~sr.tth- vi
picked Es> su s:shaay sA-t a: S.zsat cas.'e, anar
-5hir City nfHsH I1:t. ..!,ua ~ tsn u. N.
t*h.hes, sttiA sa:~n q tnt:t. 1otlaG ras tn.la.
--wrst oas of re- et,tt.e Or Iaraarg 1e-Ass:~ nj
lost-.htp going aawn- -.....
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New York sock apa sseney Market

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ttISET-%fctte easi, Ns 4rrf etHt,
SrxE+tat tEtfAAsGs-eGfA1Fs st1D<1B7x.
G.it1>-R Ith1ui n-4s<EtAl fhAnst-ope1ihs II lS5x-
drs!sn.ss = - 14-ts41 elt.;af a ixa9.
ttt taosEa cal. Aes.r, e-aal s.tn..
Gay n tFasFsssf xla~FtT Err = IN 19.as4 Nd
~ fNtd sesshst IN. Acva1re q y W thr ase.s
HHta r*hxa :tess = Tsstfd.y, seN.:laS ~ t-clr
rt-St%:s y ht+StT 3Ece$ IytAnd aaI r. WASnt xcst
xl.s Ga.tx s4.1v~.
kssvsfrH~a.x arr 4S:ss cat Fa.ae .s.sst; So x
~ str y d t1ss. ALI! ss@ss j. tuwtr. -
1f.e stcnt&ae at mercy cnHsia1k<. Cat iaast 4se
1uaSo ctsHtSf5 st r~t Az siSA s1ettna.s II per
et. lht't Il ::1t .irret par rposcs
Iii u. eeS1..rtTtsss Aef G2-eanas e=s vsfi nnfs.s
1estttrrrsf Asrrt3e nj r1aarJ ohrtAtt ce{ tz1
rz>s 1sssxsse~es. rr9a eath na.;a. 1he r..xs a-e
attsouastrx pf.ne reF~- \ :.ff pr trpt4 sn4 nt.i
Hsisnc-e y tte tAr et~t d. CHI ., a5Y Inpo.ts1k
EcssEsvat q eraz7e'eer Ia tl.at tfsrettor+ =
fspk* trftiEe<% Wezk. ' -
. kffStSb Eff.1anrH E6N.snA
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IIarr-S'e4ay Ard rseksnSet-
HA.k-' i. II tt4-r a-d GEsn. 1H4 it seL,d sa.ih;
r.r.~t wth s.ft< T.: he spfthS re private trr,,
4r:r. ana ta,t.r. ~ sA.s sI io1 ersy u tae att-
s.e1s AtAs ea No, q 7tet !3.sta 10 ~ 1Ike;
~ Sa = - 40 sn Issky. a. ~, .a tap sft-7.
notn lA4r ha So ~ 7a*r Gst.-sssss u ls,au IL,
1h. IfstAf~ :: SIC Gs~ : 1t tn.- uAfs~F-sAlts G,
tAs ~ soF-; es->s u tl8n. .sgn-Ses NJ.
ftE-#s-y 4+a1tny &1.9- H.
s1hc. - - ~
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e-!. r. " AlGxar Ap1 1sts-x.est Ge, ccsR ~.
,hkitsTs-for tts saat tEsaes-cat hcurs-f1,ar
leH tEs tAgaA Ss.s5t ko r.Ec. :r:t.1 81 ta-1eT
At III -rE ts-AE TT t.3 fOt xs<k-Hpur E1xsJ Al Il
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sarkr. i-!--si II re. tsisT. ln. "
-AsAl Eltx kTs-:ot M Szst IL c.!y .Epar hsr:4--
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erc ufp DVA~7 ASu Ggaisk11~-a sspahn n.ssed
Ee.has.Rs Cs..sF Met szaaetty. !: III ui+e:sase
dse.;En: NJ. - ossta eytaas gu >Ffisar nikat
81 "a 7sstted &C tssaasfeea ,;se:rpr. .:Ths
hs*.e a.x &let lit t,ss1k1 =. Grs, sprsssea sns.
Es1 l. !, ~=e:as47. te4srret. tsas As aaxu ,hs,,
.<.- G ut7ssgrs~ LII ,hre@ Of sap. asfs A4tsus
RxHe ,hs4t+>t:S s<bx,a S.a- ts4 st.eS rt-i4 thare
xhe szsI b.. tzs!1l.4< Aas! ssa szAx .Aktn
lffh esvts.na aud patrfr< o-, Ta=seiay might .tsa
-~'dtnts4 ctcl Il :triat5 Tbs fa,sflY uhste eae
s,sa xt.rirs lag f4ir f:.e azs @trsist reoa IL
ssa se*r shs N-s+ .xsisseaiif. - a uas sa1yraas
10 eaErnt slA'+ f:nu: The re;s1s u xhe tsaeass
A3Tscs-.oa n saxds "a ~ n-atth NH-1=. who
71e dsecA*ed 1ess.a seq = 1z3e, ~ao a.r xe.s-
tsstL 1hoUt Il aalc0an 1aastrsB-= Hos =kef arc
10 itu 10 tES reelaA 10 cSt3 1h@7 I1ss II sa-
laxss sr.:t q r'o9 .so ltre uesaeStsa nd ttss
sEUftfs"-
, 1866-09-23
fri ursunf1Am.

4 nattu9z 9. lie scn*.shIe& q Chicago was
be't On Saturday rsasntas in The ufree u Jurisr
DeHezx. J. ". ns,c., T.,,, vAe afts.a,f.
Cbz:trza1: ard Nr. ftse- a. II III See,osa.J. JAc
t4tlovfnR we-s anAn.ssonst. &atptsa:
WnEtkAs: TIE AilWtst Di,ro.er II Erenss
Nffl1ra, o1r rs,sesace h-c,aer shd ff..nl. Ehnr,
wt r,ty rtI EsrTIu os.h utIsdS1ed xuyrow :;
Ihsftsufe, -,
Jits1tesd. That ~hfte ne a-knowFrdEs Hls d3.
rcEs.,ids Al ]7p, icerec. 41t seee4ty Enw oetufc
Tie vii! pf our Sovereign Nsste~. Vt do her cfu
e1rte-t ths strens attxsh.ssns ws hste etef fti:
many iata;s xpa nacl- ttAiis, oef aish es.eai !ar
his WI. ktf4~r hoI-e.s ard ia.<ssllJ Z. man
AL o.s.ers. + ,s-s-,1ss:,' -,
Packet, That xsslla Wa 3araen. oct cur.uaon
Msk. 1e extend car heartfelt sympathy 10 is.a
EiepA and selaEse< OF Ltse Cecested Il tneir
ErrAs ss1sctfpa Rad frnalse -.
, 1866-09-23

:. KAs-rAx NAz.usA1 Bs..s tss co11rsE--1hs
tsvc,l de1arrEaeass Of thts Institution viii {t
-eopeae4 Monday DosEISc, In tke MrtsoTolttka
Nail. E4zaief eissses VII h opsaed e eaeh
md ri ny Khe zefArtEatnts Go The 3bifI nj Dcao-
bkx.7 statt Is lie fos hNlt ind Suoyos OF ShiE
ptae1icsi and <ErJ pnrSiF hEzsnesa fEzttst@- st!i
ssttt. In Ers'laeasaae ahe @:slto:. xtd II III
f1cae$ ruth w41 Ae 1etfoasa ~ = -
, 1866-09-23

L TEE Sxr YHHNeH 1pr'HxN---Ttn dfs. nEwnrT
Of IT, rsv Fsst.e., SJeasaa}-xs7adras vii
-et EAtrsa sn TsuzFtsJ srxt, The rrtaieAssea hay-
ing h<ex deaa.ed by sAe t,ou httsa1 RI t< &eoen..
.Gd &ss-sii.@ NE iresi tso a.H paper ~iu pfotA .
k-cess.. The ntsnbsx of tho+a" In LIE weetafn
StAtrs WHO F.rtfsk Il Frssna4s IT, e-sfEcal.d d ii
over fof4x kkonsaE4- Thtss s<=E.a 10 seod re4s-
on aay tke5 sboE1d not be able to tuppo't p"
, 1866-09-23

- ptsIsrss:*s1 WE.as sszEs4.--The police sa.re
~a1e oas. Of shci. 5sse Geal tktds m 1sae suases
.! sto.titIfsns M sa.r7asy aIsh., leested on
Wal1s steel k;41cs1 A1asss 1Ed van Brsess
etsft1f SAD teo& TO 11sc Annoy The keepers sud
-ft6t5 ltEc 1ht.Ate6. $ II 81 "-. - g.! =
, 1866-09-23

:" -. = lxz,t. sesr-...aet =.
Hx.!s.n :. ntat y ie:ters sa!sx nsS n: a=ns-r
se~ Ae sNsso:s sf.e,nr s:.ea, rVs tt-sas stl
a;Id Es,..ta1 ats fst;er :2.lt- No ss =.
tltSetT at 4r: Not Il. tat s: yekt fJIcs ".
While = tAH i&e tktl<r. s.s9 AAs.t. lsJc
, 1866-09-23

Es- VT, S-1ATrrss EeazxkAs EorL.aE-
ghsx IL y. - ~S.xh!t4aea Institution in Ehtrasu.
I: h=.5 Liza -uu4a,ioa Ter tar tAe+aeyh7ea.
OF tEr tustruc4iass -sfted. ars for xbr kef.isis.
+: 7usses%es. The tesn.. years oy t1pr-sE.-at
srd rxpxz1eno Thr Grrs. ~ar1otlses 3t0rasd
ht u, e-ssalittsaeu. Assx i,ae. thus III, sp;se-
eiA:e1 ~ or clt:z*srt- TIKI !. IN, = estso.aea
hyth< srtsEp-d.naay .7auo<saeo es-e..' rpoa
rao tha=3t AeasI thsssss3.ss ta 4st tpre ia. =
10 cali At ATT ro;!r-- soosra, 81 thR ea.t.s IL
VT sxatt scn x11 tfaIk x.re<sss *ssy wtN u A.
ssst.rra by Watching the s.,telaAs}e coayse ef
, 1866-09-23

AW1sra AAzH.-.ah1ut .si1 o>csetat an satn,-
day escr.ss.. whta tas Randolph steres hid =
vas b*tne eistsd, The Pressing s7usd, ea;et 10
crar, sos:set sgxrss n e.t 1ssn ma p:eeptsstnd
Lila thso tse river. Fortunately tbs sec&alEs nas
.at<e4vv4 hy ERE il ts.4 near shz t,s7dsS, <ao
Erut luab<ziaseIy 10 kss zstfsisreA aisl TeseHsd
: htn eteuz his 1kn:>eta.s stse.tttsn. be WA nal
Ear. II xas vay lat decidedly saci.l ii h1s ds1a.
Els nx1sc NEs MOI Ase~ftzsttI- %
, 1866-09-23

: :Assorsp 0rxu.-Jeha Il. ,4eCe-i .:wsose .s.-est
IN e:..aine cloak at Ersd4f 3nseseon Las bekn
slsrsd, re;cs1ed. MAJ 1ranxh: 1tegSfp 1nsttee MI
lies IN Sks1 d. sns5H5sss Nd rrsal-ed 10 xs~e
asfi u he sra Il tbt .st hts aqpfs.Etee Al :ht
-EtErxEk4'& CutTs+:-e rts-9s! = ~: - .:
, 1866-09-23

! x.9eaEHA:-.cnsr e.Et, e*seA oe ehs,ers nrt TO
ncstcd II ttr usstth p:t:r. saturday. BIZ. enc Of
xhfta IL sszkl. $50, y
, 1866-09-23
Y<.~rts FaNed RefFsse.

-,, uxTssrr, September =.
Er--t'y. KAvs9ss. Eafas+ *ershmxtn, yoErfA
u~ AZ &. cv:.ss. &sst. kltx s4ssrzs. kAnrz.-.
EAaNE-{ttt<1tsa-
A.Kn-%. E. e
, 1866-09-23

1ArVHr A-.-A asestlas n1 Meate4e. Of Ras.et1
a. thlesz*iet n 4se ,at+ tssrty ao T. called 1or
Nc1css rrGtpe. E: <istl c'etpck, 1t speis Bro.
So ls7 Ctslk st re4- +-'"'~ =. -.
, 1866-09-23
itNA1 .Aa1IEiKS-

kards 1t Cooking aad Ites1tE1 stores, also N
sEate.s vzItolx of Ca1 vAses. F1re treas, Ibta1s
esa. hnttc9 Ferae,s. Heres s.aha,. Datk~hnst
q issi,eu s& Co.'S, II lsta slf~se ssps u : lB,
, 1866-09-23

st,s s 70 eSr y K;nsene i. sa5a. & Gs.aas sn
E-.t. z.t Table Giss~.--s, <is-, I! sad y Han~
xs3ch tsrSSt.-rt- nx4-
, 1866-09-23
ron nmzn sos aAzafss4zFtnx 40 frnm tt8 r

1aE fro0 tIM1tas ~. uaaafse1zE1eg 1saL lew III u
$aNM,
f1et-6teAty And nsua, w1a sa1es ar Z 1t ~ " a.d
Lx1 u &t1N
GxAH-Nheat alkher sod seases. at si-saasls TT
vrr.ne and +. hna2 IN ~ all Com t-n but a.os.
Af11c ax Jsalaw. aoa 7assu o< Nhts. 04ts arm, al
GAsse- ny* tsm. At Ssas1e nariey hikhnF; yLse4.
MnuaEx-&&Isz4Nt Ssttth.
f41Tntpxb-ksas port fAD3ND. R&eeu-J1xe
kof t3y Shoulders, ose Asd pAeku1. AID 3is for ele4t
AIdeA Iprxsd, ap1 psats saes to,a
Al SC Lrt nr@Ey shd loser: <tes q p,sna xt ~
l9Ee, aod = fex4 etosGe II HNE-
, 1866-09-23

2" ,7,..' '.'.e 49,, Lae1a e3Askes4
fspssa bopssa 70 t6e Chicago 1elnane.l
ax. Iuuta. septunbs1 q.
zotAcco-F!fa. lAEa fron Nap9&ies shIppsnk
, 1866-09-23

-GE4tn1yr CE1E7rs1F Il st ls.t tu hart vAuIt
e. re':ts:ses loes nssds. taes4. sad 1t Il tEt4aa
Cd 70 sailc es~ rhtch EiA -, s1.-aI1shtf Eus. 10
He ed II rtsv. Tbs nee <tnesu-e. 10. which
F.1sA h@rr tetn snkas b, ". Rsrt4, viii " - By
&teet tsssae, sid at~ors 7c sY tbu se.. oat<ds,
sntH a:tsese Tle ht-as = s!taa.s t1l sa+tesa1,
Tslet1 l. .s~ t1ssz. The tntzrlcr ss7aage.ukas IL
AEttiy sex e<n&.Al hra aN1te 6 sest IL Msath4 AID
; f@o GhsH ssschea 1rsFf fer zAe= reception Ct eoF
krt. TIE eh3is sf .ao<Ia.a4lr ,Enlltsse1, rke
wnsL wtn b. eroEtetrcea soaa - tas cneEaeta
cas- f$ lei AID tskfat. a.
, 1866-09-23

aur fsittiS ~sls tad II rore + HoenEas. II Clark
.tseta, sAs aaeas assortment 4! soveef prtess,
1xAT E1Y Snd sell .,. - = K794
, 1866-09-23

Fap&s sSanktntr and Window Eh sdsx
:t<@etiY Eedetea rfee<. =. E. laeAr, g Ka1t-
.Ikssts. t1s
, 1866-09-23

'4rseasa1sn s.ez.--Tonn Goa,, ss2es.sd :.
tts Tn''cc Cent 7r Saturday month";, charged
N& tae a1.usny as = tsnr tH boots rona lbs asop
~ H~.is,. DieaA Al NJ. 49, tI.se streete lchn
A**r - tae cnart Nat Ls,e~s. assL1sI4osG..,hla
9s ssa fsrtr=e ss4es - s9zsesaenl vztltek eta
sseet.s r IL ctses s~e hhezs ef rts poHeakoes
PEE E4shst1 Ct tie eoEflsut.1 1t.sh hrosd md
safsetnaerf sEItx. f. fstt betn Re1used, b
saaa. es~ ttsst IL scx1 tasTf, bet u u1s aeau1.-
6sa tttaTh C s7tts ftet Z xt+.r Fay rome feeli~s
stsh e1.: lit s.ant- stc att5t&&.i i. fclise
los*.s ia lszstex ssrrt& as -Aa.eossno IAck.
Rsd h f<pottrE - - A2<tnt ~ sttt-aEs "a th{.f
- fEat-a = TEt s::sets- Afse. Al* ahs.csarz1 Ia
eee.a 1at. - ns%4sst hAt +osEo svste1ses Y,
St = VIE hss ltt:s- l.t Ee.ary en.barsA4tfas /,
yetz,. f3s ~A4i SpAz l4E 4e1<re1lets~d 70 Fin
T.e1 ~ tAx f-1seA shF Sos.tt- TLf ex1 VA 11sreI
=. 1..se1. ssd Aasrs~ tro& VIZ bsns4 xstf Sor
Ac.crN ksee H. sAs. Kecn4GAs 4 Cstxt- =.
, 1866-09-23

. -eoExseaAr.ox nr .uE .A>s1-.AxT Hisnar or
kxs-rrxr--Ta< 1oa1r-Gfe Ipsts=s:cs u September
1xEt SkJk. .~,;. z,s.r-s.,>4. -" =, -:,~s,
tWe entessi:nd Est tin&tsi lestse. sas~ ae~a
'sses4.td s1tas Tass1t..-- Soscnser ls-as A. shs
tt:rt ~ cnnstrrarns Et hes. u, C1sa azfa-s
-AestEsAss Nthop at Enn.rtsy-.., III con4es773oz
ulls Ia. Place II EhFas tt7.<a, with Il: ths SOL
f:aB Cx1aear H13 tiatasate nu.ts treldets 10 The
Episcopal .rs1ttr. E!.31p I3ss1.!nk> at SetMaAt
zE1tf- Es.her af 10 Esr-E il .Et. eaar:.r, xna
x1s1t asast eHsn.Ht EEI.eSssy eit.zy 44ea vii OIL
Cats II TIE lrter<st}n~ Germ na.st- Or. cria-
zstsxs taA St.ta ssasEsafAs In Easupc ice saau
utae. .iane sks . lase s.a::.a Acu.eSArd eE y~t-
PES sr41,-We nptir< saat
per 4z.s Ezstp. StsIss uts:1sd A.EEey, nersssss
Bess. Es1~ ksA oFersd N ot1sr n SO. - pea1.
bora s.ts4s, a1sat be Vii rstnn1s ths pEaet.es Of
isw-- IT. Fam haa - :epu.adoa IN w.ehia:soa
H btft ems u sse veg be~t Ukssstss Austat.t In
III Eri1ea sf:irs. H. WIN o!ssu e<7. b. r.. aa-
IAaY1e. E1 zkAirsktus fn.p e&bef A4x.xsesx 70 81
f<af u tas sso+t ta Iastzst tsssa ur the psfs q:
the tsssrrrr.ctt. TbeAe of os4s Gttttns wdn Ear.
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me easxt Ill he fnsh'ed Arsr3fttr to arku tas:a
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, 1866-09-23

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Dry Goods Trade OF New York.

We clip the following from the Econo-
nsist of the 18th inst:
The present year is fast drawing to a
close, and merchants begin to count up
and see how they have got through the
season; and many of them are not as well
have had reason to be. The trade of the
season has been, nevertheless, q Satisfac-
tory. one TO those who have not been SO
hard to suit, and some have made good
profits, aud all have good reason 10 be
thankful that it is no worse with them
than it is. The trade of the
quiet as many are DESTROYS OF having ssi y
appear. There should be a taking into
consideration of the fact that at this sea-
q hefe f
nor yet is much stir generally visible, ex-
cepty as is sometimes the case, that some
are very urgent in making large purchases
On speculation in anticipation, of the
early opening OF the Spring trade. There
has been nothing done by Congress which
has had any influence on the Trade either
pro OF, con, SO that the expected activity
which was looked for by those who were
anxious to raise furry, does not come to
pass according 70, taeir PFedictiqns The
in a more active state, which many
thought would influence the trade.
but no corresponding activity is
visible in the goods market of sufficient
any speculative feeling ION theacontraFy,
there is an absence of That feeling of " GO
ing in /" which Is sometimes felt by few
under the influence of an active cotton
market, the secret of which appears to be
that the present state of things generally,
together with the inactive market, and a
certain amount of dissatisfaction in regard
to the financial state of the country, and,
under these circumstances, the most san
guine are persuaded that the wisest course
OF action is to be as careful in regard to the
amount of goods which they hold, and to
restrict the credit system. ~,
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Cincinnati Market.

BY Telegraph.l seg CINCINNATI, Dec. 10.
FLoUR = Unchanged; superfine % 25@
sWAEAT- steady; No. Spring q 40, and
No. Winter ~ IS. .9aoLLj ID Ut
CoRN-Tn fair demand at SIC for ear, and
60c f0r shelleds III .sad .fgass2 nag
OATs-Firmer; sales of No. at SIC. The
receipts are light. ITFoH
RYE-Firm at 81 1891 20 for No. /.
2 BARLEY-Unchanged. There is a moder-
ate demand forprime TO choice Fall at OIL 60
WHIsKx-DuA; sales OF $50 brls. at 26c in
HoGs-Duii and prices lower and unset
tied dosing with mo buyers at over S7 00@
25 net; receipts 1000 head. igi9 -.
.-'l Mess yP0RK-DulL. There was some de-
mand at SIS 90 for January at the close,
but holders asked $40 SO ON the spot: fully
cured was held at $40 90. $50 sd iIiW I
q BULK MEATS Unchanged gsales OF
shoulders at 75sG7S<c; packed sides at SIC,
and clear sides Mt l0s4c; green meats &c
lower; closing at 515@71ac and 974@9&c for
shoulders, sides, and hams.
LARD-Sold in small lots at 1ls4c, and is
dull. r. - ~ e gT r. e n
{ BUTTER-2S@3oc for prime to choice roll.
CHEEsE-Dull at l474@l5c.
CoTToN-Firm but quiet at 3l@32e for
middiing. .
GoLD-lS6@l buying.
ExCHANGEFirm.
MoNEY-Market stringent at 9@12 per
cent.
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New York Market,

By Telegraph NEW York, Dec. 10. .
CoTToN-Higher at 35@361ac.
FLoUR-Qniet; closing scarcely SO firm
Sll@l2 Is for r. III. o. -ass
WHEAT-W estern is duh and not so firm
81 As for No. 2 Milwaukee. trf7
RYE-In better request.
CoRN-lc lower and only moderate bust
ness doing at 81 I3Cdl 1877.
OATS-Quiet and dropping at 65@66c.
PoRK-Easier at $50 50@2I for new, and
SO 5000 Is for old, and closing at $40; cash
$l7 S7@Il7 20. IA f
BEEF-Prime heavy; hams firmer.
LARD-Heavy and unchanged.
BUTTER-Firm.
CHEESE-Firm.
WHISKY-Quiet.
TALLoW-Qufet.
PETRoLEuM-Dull; l9c for crude; 30@3lc
for refined In bond. u ~jc.fh
WooL-Quiet and firm at 2793lc for Cali
fornia.
MoNEY-More active at 6@7 H.
STERLING -gss@I2s t99SF7 s44Nkk ssHE
GOLD-A shade easier; opening at 1917,
declining to 1867, and closing at 1884,.
GovERNAFENTs--Un altered.4 IFB
SToCKs-DuD and lower; Rhode Island
Tpledo l2l1S; Fort Wayne 6H; Mississippi
d. SC. Panl, preferred, 68; Illinois Central
script Is; Michigan Southern SlH; Michi-
gan Central l254: New York Central III
$40 coupons of 1866, new issue 8l1S; 1905
SIS; Western Union Telegraph 49,; Mis-.
souri, skies SO.
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Chicago Markets.

BY Telegraph CHICAGO, Dec. 10.
FLoUR-Qufet; good to choice Spring ex-
tras s. 90@l2 90, white Winter So 90, and
Spring superfine ST 25@s 90. - 49,
I WHEATT-Very- quiet and 293c lover;
sales at 81 0SWa l2115 for No. l, and 81 $50
4 / 81 for MOP, closing at 50 90 for No. / in
regular houses and 81 ~ in fancy localities,
and 81 $50 for No. 2. sr+~-wsrrs.
CoRN-Dull and I9l11ac lower; light sales
of No. l at 79@S0c, and No. 2 TIC; No. at
the close was dull 1t 79g7819c. q
OATs-Steady and quiet at 3311ac for No. 2
in store.
4 PROVISIONS Market quiet and unsettled,
with decline of SOC per barrel ON mess
pork Lard very quiet and almost NOM
fnaI at 1l1ac. Green meats inactive. Eng
lish meats very quiet; sales of Cumberland
middlings, sellers option 80 days, at SIC.
About 500 bbls mess pork changed hands.
Dressed hogs tolerably active at S6 2596 rs,
closing at S. 5O@6 rs for choice shipping
lots. Live hogs quiet at 35@50c lower; IS so
i@6 90 for. common. to choices. paa iil..t Z.
Receipts of $500 bbls flour, 5000 bushels
wheat, Ii 90 bushels corn, 1000 bushels oats,
and ii 900 hogs.
Shipments Of 1000 bbls flour, 1900 bushels
wheat, and 1000 bushels oats.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

CINcrHNATr, Dec. l9.-The river has risen
20 inches, there being now 2 feet in the
channel. Weather cloudy. Thermometer
80. .fsLNG 1881 8sttis @@
The only additional arrivals we have to
record are the Curlew, Island Is to Evans
vile; J. P. Webb, Memphis to Evansville.
The Webb had $50 bales of cotton for this
port for various consignees. She returns
tonight to mphis.........Several boats ar
rived at late hour, but we were unable TO
ascertain names or particulars.
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Milwaukee Market.

By Telegraph MINIATURES. Dec. 10.
FLoUR-DulI and weak, at $40 90 for
choice extra Spring.
WHEAT-l@2c better, at 94c for No. 2.
CoRN-Dul1 at 79c.
( OATs-46c for No. 2.
DRESSED HoGs-25@STe lower, at IS 5@
z SO; receipts 200. $40
SHIPMENTs-Wheat 800; Flour 800.