davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1874-08-25

Rib Sides l.ss12, Bacon reos o.sy.s. shss,sss 10 2
:s s "a % nd sss.ss .:s, 's: e;
.a ] s ssg ws, ali
sal and ..sSssss s wss:s a. sr sSs ss
e x - sssos aS - s,s:?
ed sss4s oa. snso..r ..42s ior No. spot OF
August ss sepnbs Re arm and fair demand q !is s,
Ssr Pori quiet 75Ss23 pot. s9a 70 ssy's1'
iSsis s5s RIB Msdiss tst shos &C cIes, ,d
ss s % WIZ ltd Ds & q an 3.
SSs a.d sSss sS's A1s. 5s
IL e Sa Be e1'n shOsn"s 600 o6l. Fa 5000
whea 4i,sOO bush Com 900 bash ons 900 bush B.e,
81 % for Red; 81 l6esl IJ for White Corn arn dsa5os
@ S % s's %.a h Pork Sasaes'a sa nd sSssus
Gas .C@na i.9 M Bqs Meat. s5n shoaiSTs ..G e
2, R,sS . Ig o. & i$;s Or &C, Gs, Sides lS
81 o. "a "a R + % % nd sc ws s. d 6ds
steady unchanged steady 44e for
No Ss & 9 WIFI Ps,T% a .n5 g wen" ,1a 81 s 20
for Ezra q l4Gsi 70 for 80 wSs 81 40 % for AMBER si &
bb Foar Al 900 bush whsa 1000 bush Corn Shipments AL
Aug 24-Four and Gr,n unclaimed Pork dali and
lower s93 So Bacon arm 9'997 for shoulder l5ia, 70,
sI P Ps s'' 4 ' sas ass. Ss @ ns; a s' o
Clear Rib SHES aad l3c for Clear sides Lard sold at
MILWAUKEE, 2Pur quiet and qreh.ngd wse,, ,c.dy at
r.? S! e: Sa sT s' for a'i c s.
sy 70 sas St sa md one l S s s S % So e sS Sns
Bufa TO- 3si to Oswe7o 7c Receps-3sO bb Flour $4,000
Wheat
M.nrHg Ags 24glon g1e nd 9neh',sd Co Cora ys iv, .,s
PoI. 5 do and 1o|Pe La ,s % aas qS r
Clear Rib Sides and lac for Cesr Sides.
Oswzso 2-Four seay and in good demand sales 200
ats sc 'ss New sst s isa wSss esss % I 81 Cor. dull
, apfs sales Of car % Ps 1s osIn Msss .r sosd ss
slOa s2 aing. s26as2s Canal Rreghl.-wheat' es;
Corn &c. NewYork; Lamber 81 rs the Hudson S3 20
New Lake rsceipts-5 700 bush Wheat 25lOoO Feet q
LUMBER Lumber ''A'' "'H'D'-''' ''- "'''' '''''''
24-Butter steady NevYort and Brad
DO Sq@o Cheese .'ed ssEYors si's
23c extra 20a2ls Qaerc;r2a Bark-So nominal az so.
81 10 Flour a and anea.gs gsE's G a SoSsS ~ w;o%nn
improved denaad Indians Red 81 2oasl a. Barley stea at
White a57c Coffee Rio, l7ae2 lae LsGaay5s 2l9
25c Sugar drn Fair Good Refining Cuba sas &c Whisky
bblsi 49sa &c in bulk
LOUIS Aug "a Four dql and unchanged Wheat ar% and
Winter. higher aa6se niIe elevator
SrS. S % .anS mad M 81 o5a n 10 r No & and
Spring Rye higher s5d90c for No. Whisky arm at esc
los at ,97saloc for shoudersi 1876 tor Clear Rib
STrt at So Is for YorieSi S. 5OSs7 Is for Bacos
as IS fCr Butchers c,tle-Ss. gss. wanted os gqae.
a to Rair Butchers 81 50Ss5 Good to Choice Native s stssT
1000 Corn Al 600 bush 6OO0 bush Barley 900
bush Rye G50O Hogs $500 Cowa Shipments 6OOO 6u Wheat
10000 bush. Corn
Toledo Aug 24-Flour dull unchanged Wheat dull aud
ossLa 81 l2a for No. White Mehgn q l6 for Extra Do;
@ 70, AHSe R6ls1 Rd sepe5r ene a 81 oS No. Amber a
ST. l6s Do 81 10. Corn steady at 65c for High Mixed
& S for At tGg & ol S s ~ & 10 G ss S SD 4 o Mn
Frsish Reoeipt.wheai 1900 bush Corn ~ 600
81 900 bush; 0ass 5000 bush.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-25
SIaUt DODus Were tAIItIUtIY UUII aIIu ue
terest. The following were the bids

Railroad bonds continue firm with a good demand
for old and well established roads, as also for the
Pacific issues, which still tend upward. Central
Paclfcs made further advance to 90i and Union
Pacific Firsts TO s49. U. p Sinking Funds were in
demand and as high as H. the best price yet bid for
these bonds The following were the bad:
New-York tribune., 1874-08-25

Gold was tame and lfeless but strong, with sales
alternating at ITO and 1906 the speculative interest IN
this direction being apparently held in allegiance
pending the Syndicate movement abroad. London
news was meager. British Consols being firmer and
United States bonds steady an easy money market
the Bank of England making gain on balances OF
f51.oOO The foreign exchange market was nominal.
On gold loans the ratesiwere1 and Il per cent tor
carrying and fat. The Assistant Treasurer paid out
$4,000 in coin interest and $l.5O0 in called Five
twenties. The days business at the Gold Exchange
Bank covered Gold cleared S25 2f3, 900; gold bal
ances S1O4sS92 currency balances Sl,l57,S15. The
New-York tribune., 1874-08-25

PETROLEUM Oil rules shad. srongeri heanu y lae
and easier: 1900 bb deliverable rs nan
her al l2 Phla epa the market remains qlei ana
change steady; Sanbtha quiet ad 40 a
Al Dc Primary rule follows: Tdoue u1ehsngea
es OH 6v quiet aRa du 81 % % "a fetprl h-
roug doing; he'd Csc; Housewife quiet and nrm at 20 9o %
Tsyie fully opened Jet det at 81 O96SI VI &c
II 7le-. Immediate shpments-nothins long-J- y. - -.
RiCE-There only liant oh5ns trade and prss arc IN
80 casks Carolna AZ oO Days sV" ~
Gla dose currency and 50 bags Louisiana at e'.e,
SuGARS-The market for Raw sugars very qlle' ou
evening 455 boxes Glazed we're SOFA AZ ~
We quote lar Resnng at 77s4oie Prime at 5,IoG
and No. Il
at Redne is ani IN good demand at s2eS iSt
So Yellow 97sdIOss- Soft White; ~ s. Tor ufanaaea
10 5sr for Crushed. 107s. for Powdered
siRARly IS qie unehanged sses so es Grese at l3c
TALON sales of 5000 ID al sdsAci
for City $40. bid - ~. On, Att. =,
WHISKY sieav with better demand sales OF -VV OO
81 %, and $50 bbls al ;. w =, easn.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-25

shipping tOgy SOl bales this last
l,4S3 bales STOCK
York 6. 237 bales consolidated stock, 1883 Daes
For aare delivery opened ls v ID lower which
steady aboui Saturdays
rosng rates all basis Of Low MiddlnD
saes SATURDAY evening. aher mAnglst 200, 10 2332e
s,pember 100, 10 I7-32e. 25O0 Isl l2c October. 800.
Is 1859; 100. 1886 November, loo Is 5leci 100,
IS g39c.; 400 l5l4e.; January. 100. 10 l532ci 400.
is ias Msrca, 800. Is 27s2ei Aphl, goo, 10 l.s2ei
ssr 1900 i5as2 lsoo, l5 1882 800. Is 7les 100,
200, I5ioc 5000 Is i732s oetoter o 100 l5i.ei Ioo
IS lis3e 800 IS 5i6e 4os' 70 iI22s 600 lss ioo
I5eis 500 Is 5s2c 500 200 55 olSe 6 100 Is 032e
400 l5a 800 IS issSe 400 - l5;s2e % 300 10 l332si
is i6-S2e; 500, l5sr 100, Is l732c 500 l5i2G; 100
Is 1885,; 500 l5S hay, 300 l6isc total rs 900 bales
grand 81. 500 bAes
CorFEEThe marie, for Rio quiet bu, prices
quote Ordinary l6si4l7c Fair l7sds;
Good l9c and Prime l9s.G20c obbng
lots orinay 70 Chce l6G2lc Mid grades steady light
iobby trade.
PCa Aso 9lAL-Pour opens dali .e.l
<hu settled basis -siass The absence Of export
Ioissg home Al tie slsss the market a % ian
oe.ne; 500 boz. t ei...t 10 o, =. I Is r NJ
and - d-5 10 for Sun spnng Wheat shpoiug
s5 80 d3 73 tf Se Wntst Wheat Southern
50 AM 1000 bbs Western st 50 d 90 Ne
uu.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-25

Co~PrRotrER's OVVicE, BRooKLrS. Aug l3 ls7i
CFALFD PROPOSALS, properly lndorsed,
- will be ths oAee until III -oth at al
whole part oi the 00sh- seven b CIV
Broaklyn City Bo0ts. viz: ,ooo ,o,, -, ,ao.
$500 OcO-Nex YOk dge Bonds fue l922 1873 iHd IVA
S1DOOOO- Assessmsut.Fl and Bonds due 1877.
nut sate ee offered aeeraea interest," ana
be iDdosed Proposal FOR 'ndA ,,,---. .,..., ..
A.. inter.s ~ he r,tx N A sCHROEDkR. CenplIoIer
New-York tribune., 1874-08-25
ofrrai. A.ked

ossred. Asked
Alb. 4 sas Is, bas. 1903 lO3I
Alb 4 Sac. q bds. iOOa IOl
y stol II. ( z. ". 2ga1 25a
Bosfcs II. Il 4 GuAr. IS
Gu. 4 Otto 6s. la N. az so
On. 4 Ohio kx. C.... SO
Che d Alton lst a..lsS = los
Chie. a AT. Income. ~
La. Il no lat Guar. ~
St l.. J. a Chic. lsL 81 93
Ch. .B.k QSpe lftA. Ill
Che. z. la = Pse...l04t
Cen. hof NJ. l.tA. n. 1854 lO6
Gen X Of n. J. c. C.lO2 l02A
Am Dock 4 imp. BIDS. % Ss4
Ma s.P.la N. SsPDl03
MA SIP. la7 $40 S5
A.khLP.7s. CIR ID. 80
Ma SIPlM LsC.D.. 81
Ma 81. P.l hHhO. - 10
A.k;sIP laNCAh n
New-York tribune., 1874-08-25
GALE AND REMOVAL OF PENITENTIARY

= or yIgGNIA-rhe uudsgned, appointed Coani,soners if
the purpoe by an General Assembly a2peTed Apf So
74 will ree proposals le openr a u o'clock "a
THURSDAY lst u October 1874 for ne ~ hASs AM
kFHOyAL OF THE PENIrENIIARY OF NIAGlNLA
TIE osing provisions of tie act " Snic- TIE poposan
conform: .,.
T-se shall advertise for proposals for The pa-
chase Of e and AID the rrmoya Of & nngs ii ns
Inmate. 10 some point that Eve miles irm ne c1rf'H As
Of th Cy Of Rchmonl said proposals s gate Tor as saADs
buildings the proper accommodation AID enxoyuea e e pvo
- ne erection al the mys anI as
are ucessar th facilities for hs oD>raus d he peu
tenray they present er IN TIE sAts rs
t~pay; sn provided further that proposal 'hA b sere .hn
sUd above e prc.e e
for AMI connected WIN ne ~
A. ..-.lo,..
Propo removal must be nioref on We en'opes'
the Pen e8tar1 N ''aa "
uspie with and the grounds ani giE raw 80
eri6eztiops for the be furnished 10 pace 0 nose
oceupeJ proposition shall be accepted 1nss P2.'e o. ~ '
Legilstare It's neIi sssoa
Proposals. should addressed u Las gaicrsgn.i ~
L. NifiEGS,
MARSHALL HANGER
New-York tribune., 1874-08-25

4.
.
Flour. Penlssivsuls
Corn Meal active sale: Of l0O ob 6e4 IS
Corn Meal Jersey 901s4 90 Corn Meal bysine-A %
Com Neal sstsrs 400 20 Corn Meal Gold Ear -"
Cor. Meai. Hasw cod 90 .r..,,,r.d.
FRFIGUTs-Tbe market berth s materially
AZ Grain in hsht request
snts nnd, hy steam Liverpool: 10000 bush Gran oao o
An hhds Tohaeco ny sail 27S 1000 boxes Cheese s Jus
ho,rs Bscou n 25t S. Cd uhnn2 1901 oI
Tonnage moderately aciye VITA rates eAe al
nrSeto Cork wish $500 Grain at NC
e. sLi; from 500 Osin R
Austrian baFx witl ooDp eA
fued on at 2.lc bbs. Ron at 81 &c y SUD :
IN ,bs n.e! agi5r bars. With sou nos -oJ
on a nryate another hence Cork Tor orders o
M IA At q. g Philadelphia to Antwerp another sH '
bills DO. at "a vd .. al. ondou and
R.Iy-Whesis demand al the opanns as the an
interior English lower and no ?ners REPORTER ba
There are no bids this writing wh 70 nase
the tone market weak and 70 SCI i Soad De The
sellers disposed 70 prs hara ~ st
and in with further dOw"tru
advIce from London an the hngh
sse. hrre loa is 2 81 l9 lots al 81 Io oI
and 81 1881 IL bid No. sprine uu
n1 norsins. White Kentucky 81 3s Michigan 81 1i AmoJ
Of $1,000 bush Barley Gull and
Oa,s less aeye ana Io
the sales 5OOOD bGsh a. 0Vd %
- y,s be latter early D55c for White Rye Jan ni
92c for New Corn hrner Win AIes
v ot home trade At ds22 for Prime Arei e3 for ieo.
fos Infeor 2d5lc for knme IN store sales ooo0
New-York tribune., 1874-08-25
Of.<ed. Astei

O1seea. Astei
Buf & Err NBoDis a7s
B0falo 4 state L. Is. 81 100
KAlam roo &W.P.lsi. 10
LAKE Shore Ds Dis.- S6ia
LAKE sh. G. G. lst.. ga
Lake sh. &. G. 2i... S94
Mich. Cen. C.7s, '02. S5 100
NicsA. c. ishSss2...l Iii ll2 =
s. Y.& y. II. Rs.... l0l y lOz2
\. Y. q. De. ls-3... g3R 30
\. Y. L 6s- lsS7.... S2la
NJ. c. 6s, K Estate. 81
y. y. G. ss. Sub. 80. 81
\. y. Z. rs. 1876. l0Oh
'. 4. C.kil. lst NC a los
n. Y. "a Hist M.R.lO4 q 100
~ Rs 2iA. sP.'s5. 1855
y. Z. 70 3a h!'75... lOl
Harlem lst NJ. 70 Cos i05a
Worth Mia la Mort. Slla s2fs
Ohio 4 Als Con.s.P.. 92 e3
New-York tribune., 1874-08-25

MADAME De BLOY, Clairvoyant, medical
vi AMI ness everything VISA 10 heaf [" ~ EAss
3lst-st
New-York tribune., 1874-08-25
(iuaurldl.

vTHE HOLDERS of the BONDS secured by
the FIRST mortgage Eastern Division Of the To LBDO PEORIA
AND WARSAW RAILWAY COMPANY informed that the
Of which aure June ls74 VIII be purchased At ner
Zee vspe bv the him and after
2O inst, AZ No. 81 Naau.st. Neviork L. " f. RAhDoLPH
New-York tribune., 1874-08-25
dav's transactions at the C. s. Treasury were:
We annex closing official rates OF sterIing:

Money has been in plentiful supply again. Lending
on call at 262i63 per cent. Prime merchant paper
short date, is in demand at 595i, long acceptances
selling at G96l and :. The Treasurer at Washing
ton received to-day for redemption S6Os,oOO in Ma
tiouaI Bank notes The receipts of internal reve-
nue. to-day were S45S000.
Government bonds have been fairly active, but in
tone prices are strong We suboin the latest street
New-York tribune., 1874-08-25

OYrrcR rHE UNITED STATES AND FOREIGN SALANAsDra
FKLrISG COMPANY. No. % DErsr NEw-roRX CITY }
THE UNITED STATES AND FOREIGN
i SALAMANDER FELTING CONPANY.-At meeting OF the
regularly called AMI held at the ones
the COMPANY Troy in the County Of Rensselaer, on the ~
dsv Of February 1874 resolved wo1r Of all the sockhoid
m being present and voting thereo thahe place OF business Of
The aid company the Cv Of Troy Conty Of Rense
er to the City and COUNTY Nevfcrk IN sad
etsie JOHN 4. MILFORD, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-25
And the following for city bank shares:

Mr. D. l.. Sch6nberg Of London and New-fork re-
ports exports of railway iron from Great Britain
extracted from Government returns as follows:
New-York tribune., 1874-08-25
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Oh Cotton Ia
more tbsu a above below the quoted
PRESENT DELIVERY.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-25
,rvx STOCK OF eny IN wARH.

HAY AND sTRAw-Ses Hav Is selling at lOq5r or ooou 70
p.c Od iul and We quote: Prime Timothy per 'n
s 9Sl 10; Good s0d9Oc; Fair or Shipping Grade ~
t-5c and Cloyer at 5Od60c Strag-So. Rye al oO1oo@
No 'RTe At 4Od5Oc.. and No. Dat at 5Oa3oc
NAVAL sTOREs-spts Turpenrne dull and values wnou
material change quoted at 35d3j Strained hosin ls %
veTv anil and lO bb 81 20 FINER gade
neglected and nominal Tar Pitch urchsngd nothing doing
PROVlsIONs-The frmer all Arouad with better 1
and for Lard spot for all future deliveries while oef ar
cIes were quiet Pork hmer bat quiet WIZ sAe
nte esnr improve the sales are l-O DDS Al
500 for New s3 50ds23 % for Prime and hi'.
PINE noanal delivery 500 bbs Mess for epiemoe
s3 75 $50 bb sdo August At same rate Beei va. 10
the buTers sellers are
Of 50 bbs al -lb1TAo % IoI
Packet Te and somewhat excited oE faiuies
branse Kngh demand Of 1000 private terms i
Prime AID India Beef Hams dn and noiny uncAnEe
nj Ma. are seadv old With
suppy; sales OF Bellies 13e 5000 ho 30
Shoulders piekel ST BOO smokei 90
AZ and lac for Picked snI 10 &c o sote-.
Bacon held strongly In view OF Dss
inquiry sales only beng so Long Clear at IZ I-t Ing
asfef and De other nominal Dressed h9gs .e H
with supply AID better demand We quote at US & M M
Cv AMI So ac ar higher and more Acu's
All meet With demand from taners for spo sale.
500 tcs AT l4 foT i4isdl44I for Ciiyi ioI
Fair 10 Prime Steam l5al5 a FOR Keereaiere e
delivery he.r of2 900 seller JanuarT at 4oAo'
75O tcs October lsl2. 500 tcs. SeDtember al Ia
market continues frm for state Pals and Ps %
New-York tribune., 1874-08-25
THE MARKETS.
lCneiunv reported ior THz TRIBUNAL
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

MONDAY. Ang a. 1874.
T. following complete list Of shipped in vessels winch
were cleared to-day for foreign ports:
Asp1HM .IIr-Bsrk Carhar1en.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-25

Factorr; shippers taxing freey at our qsoAuSas -
h'erg reeepsi nome uA1e HoIeA'si VIVA f
trhe easier. We quote.
Factory. hne TO - state fac'ory, new ,of.71o1
IoL,1I33 all cream, GLe..... 1l64
State Factory, good 70 - state Factory new IN a1o
-..,S r,c4a,v com. State Factory,
S'sao z 80 - 10 Qll all cream half
wsss,n FACTORY. smimrned .uIst,s.. q y
sa-n-nop IN sne.... IL Gl2A STATE ract0ry,
' al cream. fall skim 4 a o
EGGs-The market fy active aud prices have an mpo'e SH
deucv under he hight receipts We quote: - z1o
Jersey...........A G25 western common %
stale ami Pe.o.....2l 022 Canadila s-o
min
New-York tribune., 1874-08-25

2i-Plou que. snd unchanged Cora acive and
higher s0d53 Yellow 3O for White Oats iu and iroopas
dull Lard active and cher az 100
lie and higher lOdlO4c for Shoulders I3 Tor
Clear Rib Sides and lic for Cesr Sides.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-10
|, feottBtIf G58HItilsG52hO.

Chronicle, and independent Republican
paper, in which we have the first sensi-
BILE view yet expressed by any Republi-
dan paper North, IA to Nthe. question of
Face which is hOwiagitating the whole
South. The Chronicle says "hands off,"
and thenpfOeeeds to reInaFka1u sr,
,llAWe have had occasion toI oIadyert to
the disposition ieyineed byna portion of
the press to magnify the oUtbrealBip the
South. Thfongh the successful efforts of
this, the public is misled concerning the
situation. The press, whose agent in the
South magnify local disturbances and
clothe them with the proportions of State
troubles, no doubt find plenty of material
to their hand. Underthe circumstances,
it could hardly be otherwise. As we
have intimated on formefiOceasions the,
South is called upon to solve one Of the,
most difficult problems that ever deyoly-
ed upon people. They are called upon
to admit 4 new element into the social
body. an element which an will admit is
calculated to provoke andehgender strifes
The negro is not yet fitted to take his
place in the social scale allotted. him. in
the South, any bnore than the lOwet elas-.
ses thrown upon our shores from foreign
countries are prepared to, Immediately
deliberate and pass Upon the affairs OF
the country to which, they are wholly
new. II is years before the foreigner is
permitted to exercise the privilege of
ahlhhotI nnfreqnenflt ttit ls only
the children of the poor and uneducated
foreigner who become voting citiEefis.i
Remembering this, due allowance Should
be made for the difference in the situa-
ton where the people of the South are
suddehly called upon to accommodate
.therhsslSestp a new order Of things.
The era of reconstruction must havepa
close sometime, and this is just as good
a time as any other The northern pe0=
pie have shown their friendship for the
colored race in numerous ways, and very
little feeling is left against the whites,
other than that of good will, and sympa--
thy for the hard fate that has overcome
them in so many forms. AS to any squab-
bles, broils and fetlds In the various sec
tions that are so troubled, even their most
extended cause is ever hardly anything
else than struggle for local power With.
this the Northern people can have but
very little concern, and the best rule to
follow is that indicated by the President,
which simply consists in "leaving them
alone.' s'NetAA r'l's ~ t'sth +,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-10
tFrom ihe Yolksfeundl J

,IuEDvs,ocRRTio PlATEoRN,-TbeplPtE
form ofthel Democratic parity ,ndt@ith-,
standing its few defects, is an excellent
one. The plank on the currency ques-
tion is somewhat similar to that OF the
Democratic party Of Indiana; it is very
general, and can be interpreted as well
in favor of the infationists as in favor of
the contractionists The best part of is,
undoubtedly, the declaration in favor of
a law that one-half of the custom duties
be paid in greenbacks. The law Of 1862,
which declares 1t to be the intention of
the National Government To pay the live
twenty bonds in gold, is denounced, but
its repeal is not demanded. This. with
out doubt, is very sensible, and will give
merit to the Democratic party of Ohio,
and on this point especially the platform
hOf Ohio must be preterredto that Of lndi-
ana. The different intlatlonists were
strongly represented in the Committee
on Resolutions, and many desired TO have
the sum determined to which the amount
of paper money should be increased, but
the desire for harmonious action was
great, and good counsel prevailed. There
existed strong feeling against National
Banks, and it was consequently natural
that declaration against them was adop-
ted. The plank on the Civil Rights Bill
win add many voters from the Republic
can ranks to the Democratic party, since
many Republicans are opposed to all laws
which would enforce by penalties the so
cial equality of the negroes. The plat
form does not say much in regard to the
temperance question. The party relies
upon the fact that il has always shown
itself more liberal in this regard than the
Republican party, and it is the general
opinion that all necessary legislation can
be secured by liberal-mlnded Legisla-
tufe
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-10


BIAcKwooD.-The contents of BlaekgOOds Nag
a-ine for August Just Issued by the Leonard Scott
Publishing Co.. Al Barclay street, New York, are
as folloWsi .rIr fy- F.
. iaThe Abode of Snow" This Is the Inst part of
the description of trip to the Himaliyas, The
writer takes US from the heat Of India to the cool
breezes Of the mountains, and has promised to
conduct Us to some Of the highest peaks of the
range, ; \r,E H'
Jfhe story of Valentine and his Brother part
VIII.
3 NOW Books:'ri'ESsays of Richard .Congrcyeh
in which the d5dttlne Of the Religion of IIlmon-
lty is set forth at some length; Threading my
Way--Robert Dale Owen "the product OF one of
those curiously uneducated minds which no
amount Of training can suffice totqoeh;S "Mcmoir
of 6Irs Barbauld," IA book OF Which butllttle can
be said, las 1t contains little except chronicle Of
modest duty;" and "Songs Of Two oWorids,' spoken
of with moderate praise,
"Alce Lorraine" part W.
Seven Village Songs" principally love songs-
short and sweet
The Civil War in America by the Comte dc
Paris. The first chapters in this work have been
the present communication to BdckiroOd, written
By "a General officer of the late Confederate Ar
my history intended to occupy seven volumes
can not with any fairness be Judged by itsprelim-
nary chapters but the General Ofilcer is unable to
restrain his indignation at the authors evident
sympathy with the cause of the North, and rishes
somewhat hastily into print, tQdcnounce him as
partisan writer, and not historian. Not con-
tent with determining prematnrely how the Comte
de Paris has written a book, he seems also bent
upon settling why he did ira matter with
which literary critics seldom trouble themselves.
"Montero's Flight" "A poem, in ballad form,
describing the death. of Marshal Concha, ond- his
alde-de-camps gallant ride. -.
"The Agricultural Strike" This account of the
troubleshttween English farmers and farm labor
ers aims at giving an impartial explanatlon Of the
parties before the strike and at the present time,
It Is an article that places the hewhoicrase clearly
before us, thereby saving us thetrouble of trying
to remember ane connect the items on the subject
that appear from time. in the newspaper,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-10

THE news of the attempted storm of
Puycerda by the Carlists and their defeat
with heavy loss is very far from reassur-
ing to the advocates of reaction in Spain.
Puycerda is in fact petty town in Cata-
lonia, with population, all told, of less
than 1900. tits not far from the Pyre-
mean frontier; at no great distancdsouth-
east of thtqueer little Republic Of An
DORA, and tie fact df its successflllresist-
ance to the Carlists' murderers so far
north is i'm shsglf ! striking fefftatiPn of
their alleged occupation Of the country
north ofthe Aibrosli,sl All ~ o. esoG tsti,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-10
rHE ENGLNHl WnRtT uR0RAa

Mr., James SandeIsoA, high, authority
in England d6A'e crop rap6rtssha1 sehtNlAA
CONCLUSIONS lor,theypresent year to the
London Tfmes. The English wheat har..
vests for the last three years have all
been deficient, and the present is esti-
mated Stseya beH cent bSIdwlthe aver,
age. The total yield Will, 50 Mr.. Sander
son estimates, be about 100000 bush-
els, and as England Ttaqires l9O,0OO,OO0
to feed her population, it win be seen
how large quantity Of breadstuffs must
he brought from abroad. twill unques-
tionably be the agreeable duty Of the
United States to supply at least 45,OOQOqO
bushels of wheat. Prices will be some
what lower, perhaps,than they have been
inthe lastlfe9 years, butOf this eyenlweI
are doubtful; at any rate, that market,
will be found at remunerative prices for
sll the wheat we can spare, is now quite
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