davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-10-23

afterwards viii ittIe M S fr ,aa .p"ut n% 'sm .nd ~
s:At, t,hts hwy ryt.,ats rrs.cn, !. wrii
!. nes e,rs GH. .s',.3 rs f'sor,hr {" curing AMI
s:ny -er" H,'hs nsaS II ff T.; a1c ,sT4 x
md hs. w IL. .ena spry ~ u rtd s for 3 .ro
sna ennn.r! holders II lhr oiA sre is, Cd 10 rn.b Il
sope.ttton wh II, ali 1t With esu".s wv r,kne,; cns ~
~ s,.'s mi f%.:nsf tsa.' "renstl =. nvancsd o
e ,he .oi i % eo oa.!a p.x ~ :. 20 - . ss
aonS M,' .s 4 so.ina 4 ~ icr @ fs
iepSt,sa I'd Sa 81 Sf 3 o. ~ e'Fe m1e 1t W 7s
asd i aud 100 Ia now ears At lo r." rs. s,,,
az, - a!s-Mctc moderately sttIse, averaging ,h,,,e
ngaet @ t1an On ths Pr ns day TIC Il, rses onenHt
tue .lorts hut sa,dsn'y broio IT, osn na'' ~ % 'n
re- Msseclp'a, Which, It Is thought are likely 10 ronttn"e Il
E.ern sre. sie ra daees ss.a r." "a" s,inc aud
shofs 'ensa eoga san H' ne'oq. % secFs ot oo iii s
h,t. there wa Hills ,lcan for ras s.cn ta ~ ir
tr.c. u, ana for icai eons.non acler 'he opG NH
Shtf 81 tssn 70. es.a r. A. &C. so to a .n asc
q q a!,e clo.nga Ut The in.c. HrJles tic year r" a. a.
s1 81 s's .r sa sc!I;r Nay =. ''ht o Ut, ;. "a in
Thite =. l~o In wn!,e b saa,ri, It ttS a;
- 9o en tr"ck; 3ooo bu do at a5e delivered, Tota
RYE-wss dull .n,l We lovcr. rhe rcccJn,, m, |
ieF.q .ad Tfre .he fF h hs.o ~, ttIo demand ycH
Tsm ~ Msescd aod al 7 ts7 .e, and No. 1t l. "a
.1;ne, .x;s, TOY tlosns tho i,ic. optonn vera IL,
soAihR n st1icr the ioilsh AMI At 73t: for NJ
u" ss'a.es: G*ah .soa .tdo hu No. AT 7as7ao so
DAA!Ef-Wne moderately active hut weak nu1.r
asge offerings, though tbs market GRAND \, r,nv mn
eo1a demand from tae shorts hut tho rTery
2s 9sets had withdrawn. aud the market closed .nj.
I rhe rete psa wore fair and tla sh!pucntt small
! mere ,a, " ~ l!ttlo demand for cash. and No.
Tho latter being rers tsun pui IN co,npzr ,.,H.Is
large supply. lsctec'ed toi nt Hn san,riu IL. ,na.
a,sc faLy ri. Iu snd weak aclier tho mouth nal It
enla 70 oulc aud clnerl Ut ~. Seller November
sa e.ty !, Hs fte3saAe. Mir! r!ssh at &c. Rsrr lie
rn1 - 81 n tos!hR at The fnslde. c. sales In,
s'. hm oa No u ny %s'c l.20t bu No lat
~ ~ Dn rejected at :etc; I'm ln. ty t,,le Il III
h track, and 4O0 In do ut gt drtYercI Total .iin
LATEST.
~ tno nftcf1nhn ntta ,4,rA J1{rlY ar{iYc AMI
1In1. coetnR at sal s.ter The ,np,,h 81 ,'. IA IN
eies n thc Isas and aellrr FebEuary viii ras W
ssr 1fs IT, ioo seller The mouth snd tss7as9o
Lard was moderately active xnd arucr. c,o.i,c. =,
- ts',o eash tl3451aho for The month"; anl f;22s for
ae e Eear saos: t2su tea at $3.50 cssh, 4nl Sl3as
aales If eats Include 81 boxes short r,,,4 .t ,nn.
~, Ioos clears, deliverable tlts week AMI sx
wnrss "5% w. =. + +sst,e AID higher selling 1t
i,io,:. AA'A'o Aoa NJ s''l"a 1loSs' oatslnx IT
eorn Vi. tsrs active and Is;o higher, c,o.tur =,
lonth ""' o'|t~' ''c ee4ler the
o.tE wers quiet and steady =. rellcr the month
~ :, seneF November and al &c rc;!er tie rear
If November. ~" o'e%'''Ae -
, 1875-10-23
a s1IEF~"efe - 1eak and 4 tEiaf lowcr-1
EAST TTHSHFy

EAST Liberty.
! ons1sI btpn'rh to fhe Ehfruoa Ttlkxnt
m cthrHAL sEock yAnns, EAsT L4pEhT1. pa. nct
Il war; tr1a ha receipts for The week eadipR oct
=! ysr sales sgnst ts'asn aeaa sa ,6 = s
wesa ve,afs sanry hsavy s4'es sow !. oil from ss
f.f. ooo to ilo! s57sa 10 bnls stass. and cow =
s.;1h.t.it; sto fess, s45s Loo te1ans. looa tna
llods-Tla re. tlps wsro 9tl,s hrad. paanst no,
S Esea w. .eto1s Py he.xy mostly
3tSks 40 good mixed, t7s0<saoy: Yorssrs III e.
7'Go; common 40. hoss. ta.itSsd.aO ' - ''''"s
Sns.s-The receipts ~eFc le. 7n1 Les., .s.la.t so
eS i1 nssl ~ ..ss ss%1Sa ,o
Il sttt t.19 !9 e r. T. e goo y i %
sca't"4s*, pee head, S,.sctaaoo. ''4 "D'
ALuANr.
Al4r. r';ss r. Y'tsaea ST. f. 4: Sa's.1s .a
., !aesr than H.. week T4rouaho he weak sss
ana W. ~ fn,oI anll snd eonEarltvay ouly small
sp,nsi .tr0neer. but gradually grew wc.f sad H.
~ Th3 q 10 sAles wsss Il rrise4 oasren. wsek .ao
:y e94ad light Irlshon took Iii .ouss us eo!, !t
- neW iork no9e. Promium natlEe stetrs sola II
Is a;ws n; sGGa t hat hssaH medium weights s7s
tamt: with larBo number LETT over. ~' e'o@'ns
1.a .sa Asn M, y 70 car. 10 e1cosa Of
!naha. ihe mAskes ha4 ruled wBlk and rites lover:
saes ,naa % OF sLeep At Ess4o; l%uts s0to Tor CON.
noas-nlt ile inquiry, tbs receipts belna mainly
tnhFou9h consgnneats; niaratt ia Oh saIts. az
"s'4ern At s*SssHe, 10 l.tef far cSoics is.sy. ~
nu.rALo. N. X. OF. aiNoA141-aec.,nt, o,..
!9el for ~. tsS wss5 MARKET o aad
lea,iag the ysrLe bare of stock. -4''p'a 'a''
sHxfs s AID IAAss- Receipts. 3,eoo; total for Tho
S9' ,,,, 'Sps .o.y wi - :hirpsd tomorro. sasS
2l Illinois .hsep Vi H.. II ffs.h s1yt!sta .reg
consanmsnts: '4'0"s1
, 1875-10-23

NEW fohx. Oct. 2L-aolI opened at lls'.. declined
tt lisN, aud elofed Al l'H.. Eates for borrowing
~efe aSs. La and LEA rer icn'. mud \ 1er cent re.
Ahnun. Iosns wcrn also ris4Io fat.
| Gorctnmens ucro quIel.
lstlfoad bond. grnr rsi1y rn IN tsto dealtngs
The principal business wa III the racinc bh,lto which
Eo1a at lo for Union ntrts ps for 1au.l-grant- 1s,
for Centr.a, and 9t4 for ian1Rrants. Michigan cen
tral u brought ioi. and Rock 1siAnd l8;. Toledo h
Wabash Atets declined fDin ii i 10 XVL
Etale Eot,1s altlct.
Tie sts'k matitt oreued stttre and e1eited, with
further nrroTement IN pr ct, tue adva.ee being vc.y
h!2Tsed III tooe taaft A. OIL ytsteriAy. L4ke shore
Mali esno ns1t. r1ruE from 90: to ~: on isr.e
t.nns,stion. Western Union rosu from -. 10 IT,
rum ID to s7 I.srs" tro 81 IL ia ~. g ter.
' to n.. , ;rrefssss Ere, irm o1 to Eris from is:
IT.. IL. Afsr midday ers vas I reaetton Hn,o s5" n
.iernars d9p ps,.1, 1S lSas,t l%nt bnt q.
IT, to IT. IT. tss1d and ',,nscd d.
tetret 10 21s. lIliloa Genital dceiincd from a n
,a w. sha ,,tnxss. gno ,eis r. from es to e VIII
loS, sua Atauttu 1.cne prcfcrresl to ~. Win NJ 10
l.tcr ads"ncs to II IL ~. Al thc second ssii soma
II haaGs made proeress during the .tternoon
made during The lat our uf b,sue.s r.cnc IT,, se
r. ~ mois IFoaent s.e'eh tn. r.se 10 tS, clo1ing Il
rore io-orroa .n a nrec,oFs si s'*,s tTr Ea
a.y. statement Of tho auuncal soadton, e"rntnss.
was bnpmttcd. 1t ~ reported 10 En \ faynrE,s
etht. and tho net Ing. for tbs tins .e,ubrsetH
u ~ statement wero uuda to IL on ba.js II
*AMH1M PR snnnsn 4 caAls telegram frun, J,h,na
smts' l.1 the Ja.nse Com ppy bus p4M he r,s
~ snoFo "a. again s.tisel. dca IL. and ro.e 10 |
ii Tx. ,.''u md cI,r,I i w'':1n Union sdssne
1oss t. 3l preferred ~ 81 81. Paul 10 5s pseicsFcn
% YIN phiOs to III. Esie to 17k. and Scr Jrrscr
th!oA Pacific teclincu 10 6G,, MIssrr, iactfr Il, us
snd Illinois Central to ~. liz kncst iu .hts sto:t
HtAnn frftn
Coiamlssinner 81 Internal feseuue decided that thu
revenue derived BY tbs COMPANY from tho lntesest n
notes received tn payment tor A1.tsltsy lands s lislc
70 i,. tat during the year. that dividends were
q n,ore suIi'l alraraltrr than A,n any RE-
,ios ,h' taay. anu t'e opinion i bar onnR general
tu INC thangn lut tile better Ia In reapuueo 10 lie
'nprnf1ng look o ue outside stustIon fransactions
IT, s1osa X Exchange sggregated al Coz shares of
p Gnea o iioo wero fae!he Mall lido Western Unton.
&. ~ Mnrhwcstern comraup, IL 0oJ st. Paul common
's:thc, snd 80 q Missouri Pxcidc "S' "1'oa
al. fN'A'' Dete@ne''e paper.
nry.gocds imports, S1,&le,ooo.
Eastpns reecirtH, $JlUNOU.
lAe AssSfhEt Treasurer Iisbur1ed $J6e oOO
taoannEt. 4JoO0a0'.
, 1875-10-23
WHEAT GRADING ar MILWAUKEE,
,Sbscfu{ 1itaofrt In RI - <,tJ... -. :. --t

atLwAcktE, Wis.,, Oct. 22.-Lattorly a aood ,,.., of
Nota"cetefn wheat has gone pat 10 Chicago la con-
ac1uence OF tho grade there. cnsrng it an oppor,,.
my 70 stand on ita mers:s. and It ia now ropo., h
esao'hh grado Of extra No. 10 weigh 80 pounds
70 sne oushe which It is thought will bring Us back
Will probably TO submitted 10 tho Chamber -, r,,.
1ncrl {e-Rpy. - ~
, 1875-10-23

f%e fi r''Hsa' nA'sl'4o; ease,, ,1sel,e; Mn,
ss,n.Is.n Rr.,s-rim; ,t,oas,.a,.
HflE1ra rGEr, s1lH,-iirH: a.
Ear h-i'nrh ngei
sa. Rs';:t'"s',s;. u; S fn.; S,t n:T .,,,,; ~
2"et n'ilc* quiet anl ssraiy; ctty !ous rs II ntr'
' ,tn nn'r primo Mann, Hail 9.s3.. >'''' III
nM'.EsE-1'n Ii nar,t,
"h1sRr-A shsI 1nvrr :3ttr
PMtLADf trt11A.
nasi. Z: o:f efas ioSs s.A',s0$~Iorrf; IT.
up ,,',eN ~ oa1ooo; timothy snd H., ,...
,,F!n Fauca-s;tket ant; ecnera1,y steady: 1on,
coa'sn nG'n H., ri ;nns"ns sI:r1 family. III: ' n.
io' 'ud inl'an', tsSf7oo iva nrscs' .i = Il ~,
v,n,. nnA'sTWhest t'wnwsrd tendency; nrw p,,,..
in'a vi e. sItds a nds'nn ~ WI ssi1e
VT 4.t&t1sc, 'u'Aea' 1stic'
IT, 1T G a. h''4'' aeic: rolls, sst,.* st,s: =.
fG""sss.ffsts:,y f"sMf;a %,I.9 9s wf:,sst9 ft.s
chang 'o's' i. s'o'' ost' ~.-fL"ra-Dun but IN.
,,tsn. 1n.1s3Wteas higher for each aud . ,oh.,
ohsh TN No. ne s "a r"rner 'therwise III. r.l r!.e
G9rG Sdr1s n,s1ss SSa ,se Sc es,s: &: ss ssa 5sa q
barley sts.ay. vth III. nj nj ni H. sorns :,'h
Mars.; c..G.s snoen . fnes Nnrshpn, $3.50 to
l'aov,:'oss-iotitSisS.eee1f ti u < Vi s,hdr,u ....
G''s n5s"f ,,,,k It,kr,s Iobna SAM Ia-Sa' Sa''itr,!7 t,s7
% ,1 si is Ms mG dn: NJ run lots o.erfn1 s
WnisxT--s tly ind in h.asst; f,'iS : 1tr '''de.
m unfSxir1s-t!ous, e K + o. trlr: wheat J;,psibu
sMu hr' ~ '4s' 34oot bu: rye, lu.toa bu hit
NEW ORLEANS.
sais. N tn.aS LII n't a-scaAa-pem,at roo,.
,MoLAnzs-doud d. maid sos1tc t,r ..,.
sFc e. t'2haa,.o: ehuce nr fatnily. Il Ines; Hoos
HhAIs-o9rn III f4Ir s'ilpiy; douund e., roi... y.
seo soes a'; sn;' a1 80 !. ,y ~o o'sa1,; ss1;1i
=, s3afoms"p;y ~ light; demand n.oderae: cbo,. .,n
rho 'trr", to lr1ve. qote 1T 10 ~ ban, mr. h,na'
i,s,a%n is fSare'; sssrn!y ah, 's sod qael ss
alu a; i.r;eo ''sstsi l'osa 1T sIi* lsri I'D
Gfxo.hEE-nai'; ofIn'fy u ,nimc, II; III 's5rt s5,x.
,ns ".lH1G1IKe.t.do n ,1 anl on jobbt1i9 s.lcs L.
TOLEDO.
au.Ano' W Oct. t.22-fLocR-s.caly; nood,r,,,a
oatrx-wh..s ..c.dy moderate demand :,
vai1s wata.h t1.se; No. whits %,ca,..n ashsaa, SGa
81 tos.s s' MI lin an: e !snS.a, pot. ~
Nc ri. .a'i oti Do. Il. 1; rs.ste Me rs e NJ:
sssn sas &c It'd. ID, aosrste hshn'ss S .s
November. s4o sch.n,, sss' ss Aua !c1s3s o
pR..oH1s-Flrm and unchanged.
1sa snaroT'e!snron5 ' ,o;e 1o,orrs; what, 1000 bu eo
coFn' ao,oo bu; oats. 5a,o ,ooo bu. N'' '''''' 'as
MILWAUKEE,,
an.s aalawAoxzE. S; oct a1-FLorR-QHet aud et.sdv.
st,'; er HIT hI1a S9s;nsr ,; Ne Mnl;sxats .n; ses
, 1875-10-23

HouS-s1oFel down smother notch yestsrdnv N.
y s4ies showing an Avesage reduction OF l;3s nsr
nt nv % ,o; Aaae !oxsr prices tsre active moso-
pens At tho ca wore bearer eny shsn @ eno ae
me Tse,in1s days Of the weak. Tho Chicago packina
sN4 ttosle!on Company entered lhe m rkti yeater,sy
sonewhe1s !a the neiahborhood Of 1905 hoal sait.
were 1t *l4o aa.oJ. though tho buik Of lis hnos
gr4ds g. The following salos viii give serJ III idea
, 1875-10-23

/ "AhsoHulf-Ha8 4'tee 1T $.. n g2G,
| bHOOM CORS-Was acttys and .t+adr o,r.r, ~.
Fs some OF iho very Toos Qrades. which nrc In laru,
supply aud slow, compared to The medium 1,u1,tI,s
Gho1ce old hals trsh l0s1iu chnlre pcv brush II,
w" ~ork itselt into hlrl broom, 7ksac: ooo.l mr.,
a'atn afash' 6H47c; fAF inside and covers dfaGko
Inferior, ako; crooked, f3ce,
ooi!EF-"as scstsn, there being q wcii.srsta1ntd
Iea..na IRON IRON ooth local ant outside buyers Prices
soo"ea ht'id or no variation from tic quotations
| gwen on tho preceding days Of tie week. and ,ra
luo'e tho market steady anl 1rn as follows: Choir,
'1hes sel'o", 3Jd3lc; medium 10 gnti nratrs opfa
2eo; inferior 10 common, 5.Isc, -"s'
oAosf4stf-Ameficau Al now sc.llua at n,r
ros otneF brands tho quotations remain IA before
Isadc continues fair. Stark 4, a3tc Icwi.ton a,r
aioutasp. nc: Ontario, 2a5c; American A. a;c .
hnosae,g 2akc: bnra1-haps 4-bu, f4ta1sc. .to,
~ ~. ios'oe 8nnnes, sngle, l59ldc; o luuGlc 95as
cHEESE-pr!ces were very trm End for fo,cv fan
tory son,e holsss were asking rrct, s,i1sv - aao
se. SSfay 1os .osa sSpss y
GoAL-The asnana wa i!e. IL 6ut s.,,e,. nm
, ~ ~. hseFy buy n!ins ths ord ~ tsten earlier
tehteb, $lnu0; tAskawauna rango ana n,t. 4. ~
ses iussas sse bt baannet
9n;5U: Illinois, $i.ou4b.UO. 0' ''es
IEnH5-"are EMP .tcady at 9id 90.
tbs hsh 1re ot much called for and ~
saeeEe ~ lhe e1sretns hi91 price, rniluR Ws auotn
~: So tro5 s5As No. 81; sHo1e 20, o,asto! n09
new A.9rl ~ soalsol No. hl1, fsuJ"aas @ e:;os So
aksS7s saksts .sf t,i ,.1s family aaekere
k!s = 50; I.1so family kls t1o.i1s: b.nt mi eo,s,E nI
S.n x:,osssM oenfges codAAh, s6.oAtG95; new LIZ
t.prudor herring. roand bsis, $Ga5Gn5o: Il"
U1 SH9ss.s; scaled herring. per to1, ia 3c:
fKuiTa 1ss Hx6 f4'nf SGfa;l.s t5 sssssso as, oo
Lever. with which exception ihero Wero no tr,cs'
Thurs xas 10 so9ds ~, coming under ts above held.
Sa. tSnt 'es1ng % va. afm Tosr1os-D.tes, 6H@aSe:
Ts1kl.h' Ts 'fa prt,,es aSJJr; oJ hss dF, new
49, llie r.tsa, syers. ol Isaes5 q asop
s3Hts " loose Muscate, ne ~ H. oTatp yarnc,a
aa,e; lemon pts ac Donxa4IotNS,den ei1o onn,c.
Michigan applos. ',i0Mn; Iadtaoa snl IL
u iSTsfio Do Esa pase nss hases 1x ,sss % mil
g. asS; ra'pbaEflea ssa3+o; rsted shcrrle., s,tS
ss ,a ,Soa1sN5!s.s ID: almonds Tsrra3s.
.alnua hraylls, 7Nt4 e: n.cnn, TE.. Tseno9Ie
g., &C.: Wilmington peanuis stsoHc; tennessee fe,.
aIEES rrirsHWEsrs GIi's-e WEssnn.' IL
teady orangcs, $AU0Gasso rer ho1: Mlsoa fan. Inn.
= e.. .?s 5sG ia xa'ss .ps;s. 'Fef; sE =
e. eGnSa. sIs.ps s5,Pss T. S.:.t oh9 .3s
s este,nss it%s, 1:sl. 10 u Il DO
GNJtEnILH-There W.T. = sU.noSuiP r's rts,i.. noh
af srsass ss 5tSsr Sss ass sa
vs.y sse steady. nusib1si on.in,c. gooI
M. c7ES;H.ns0'n' r.; &c; cAsolina, 7NssAc: Louis4
cot5xss-o. Is. 9. Jan, s!a assc; jar. No, . aaa
ii b eoo'ss TO- " y i4ncy no, 9ts:. good to prmo
,sa. ~ 25fe; siaraeaibo. aisss,e. ee'sAsoi co'sa
'~s1sd e,f e. '?'t sr.D:' LII. srh and
.na.ra. lott W.; do No. iS,a i. q; at4s "a. 4.
s,ta e1!1t sh[ca q dO1Mlo!;o 1tn, ~ c: seow
, 1875-10-23
TElECRAPHIc MARKET REPORTS.

F01et1N M1HxcTs.
Sr'rfh| Dfspa'eh "a fhs fhtr7Y, 7>tasnr
LivERFoot, Oct. 2Ail .. m.-Ftorn-No. 4 o..
Cd; No. 2, ois 6d.
Observation-Disclosures, No. l, los Ia; No. o. 1ou
erFing, No. l0a Id NJ. 2, rs ID; white, No, III
M' No. =, 1la Id; ciut, Nh. l. lis pl; Nu q iii al
cosu-So. ]. aoa No. . 2ys I'd.
Fnovrslnss-rork. 81s I'd. tnrlf. G3s nd
L1VraFooL, 0:t. 2a-7 p. N. .-unAts--Wheat nrn,
hpr.nr. No l. los ID; No. a. o. Ill; white, No. l. ia
~; No. ?, 1ls. Corn dull; No. j, .n; No. o. xs Cd.
LAnD-63. I'd.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 2?-I.Ates..-Da eAps7uYFs-rirr,.
except corn, which wss dull At 2os us&.,vs.
LAnp-83a 81.
Accepts OF wheat for thrcs days. 3s43o qrs snclud.
fng ioooo 4rs American.
LONDON. Ott. 9..-THE nANx OF EroLAHp-The
"monhs OF bul!ton Withdrawn frunu the Dank OF En-
9iaha on balance tod.y ia q I,0oJ.
NossI-Tho rate fns money at tho stnck E1cb.nra
!of uoserbmen securities In T. Tbs rap Of discount
IN open market for shreo onshs' bills 10 IN, or xo
below Tie Bank OF England rates,
cosaoLA-Nopcy antf Accot,nt, o4 SID.
AMERICAN asEcrnrrlEs-t5s, 1nJN; his, 107x. IN,
zut, 1oa,i; new IS. l0lE; New York contra1, %.
Erie, l3,'s; nrcfosr 70.
soaAh-so. u, D. g., aa,a a3s Cd; do aaost, 2u.
HrthftA P17nolErN-V!. gold.
CALCUTTA LlssEEp-Boat1 N,a Sd.
FAhis, Oct :2-NExrEs-Gsf 51c,
fhAsHfohT, Oct. .2.--USIsED STATES poSpA-N.v
'a, VII o.. ''"
, 1875-10-23

d.i'N: medium, TO far &naf iso: native eor. Z, m
!" Il good tn rio" Tctans. IL 4pa.d1; medium to
f'lTt &3.'5tdt.!t common, fl!a"2,J0,
..... CINCINNATI.
t1sr'sH4r1, OF. 3.-sno.-Dnll; common ,uh..
tas 9,:,o got d light ami packing, t71 NIL al; gooI
leasy. s'.a1aI4'i teeefpta LID; shpmenta, 61J.
, 1875-10-23
Linn 1ER

LUMBER.
1ae Wholesale market wns very 1ntet tbs Offering,
moi pe'h9 llrE" enough 10 attract buyers. rsoe stuf
so'a Al s52s, and thero wan some Inquiry frnn coun.
~ dealers f'r lumber, hut tho light ore,tnos rs
atsscted trading. tnch ntuH quoted Il IA 6AA
i4.oo, With fsw saies. 'S''
Tbs following sales woro reported
largo eehr A!i'nta. from aIanatet, ait m fo,st
Aua ecan'ins, Al e'.2o. Sold by J. ~. L9omt, CO,
cargo srhr RscInc. from Muakeson. 100 NJ Nor
nny trncin9' " fJ.s0; o. m luth, II $780, Sold By
William MejIate. -
no eooIfsy demand conltnura actsyt anil Tho tra,io
~ 5arus frcsu ui' to ia recens nvrragc. prrca
hte.ny. wa 1nnciHB anu +nHle gratlea OF dusn.
- q IltMlNr arr farr1. QlO.attnna. = -
, 1875-10-23
COMM

1T Th' following were The rece!n.s and .h,,,,.,,, :,
tw."., na articles Of Folaea In this city durnu ia
."su's'toaf lo11s endiuR 1t oclnck nm rrt.s
.uoto!l9 aud for tie corses, oud,ua dAto o,o
, 1875-10-23

MNHKET,
PuILApELrulA, OCT. a2.-Fino in bc,tcr d.,n.na
prices unchauSed; medium, and conbina rrrnes .ni
scarce market strong; sales Of Ohio, reppsy
and West Vsrgnln x1 and above at $50 io,: i. 4as
t1e; medium, 69,s:52o; coar.c, 4oisI,c: S,w Yorf
M'eh'gsn, Indians, and Western aac, 4ia 4lc me.
onin' aug -: eoarsb. iaa.s9o; combpg. washed, SO
g &c eono'n2 uawashod, 42)Ss; fine unwaahus.. 30
fe3lc; ooarrs and medium uuwNhod. ua r.. IN
washed, 49t5ic; extra and nerino pulled, IS sioo.
.su. / md aupcs.pul.l, a7,si,:. -'0'
, 1875-10-23

~, WI mthoTch TuRFEHTfnE MARKET.
At S7Nc, - -
, 1875-10-23
PtTTspuRQ OIL MAR,

fffEspuH0, Oct. 3a.-pttroleuus-Crudc, s1a1a
'.o'N At 4afsets; renned, la'sc, I1iladephia doy.
CIT. 3'A'
, 1875-10-23

| ,,toru, bREAosTuFes.
4Lout-Hae very dull. Shipner& wo-a mt ~ H..
lusrlct, aud e,e en- Local tnvrrn h.,, .r -. ,' .'
pohitton |, ,ke hohy ., =, , M WI "'sn MUG o1s
| ,,nnt H., n' u''4 - A""eF prices had beer
'u W se'leta' Quotations were pom!uAliy TN.
changed. s1lts were limited to 43O bra wtnt.rs ~,
pItvlte tefpls 3uo hrs anyjny avis. - .. na W
50 bsts ryn aor- ~ s,ns e''"9o'oo
.h.,. s u. ~ s'..o ana TO urls buck.
Aouf ~ s"toH%euh Total. plo brl8. The mar
ket closed with tbs following Is the s1noe of nri..
Choice wtutef extrss. f7tnhatt. ,o..s p''ees
do f5.7otaa 73 cho,c. .,.Isss 'oaaaoa 70 good
Nv sao'ee epf,o8 extras, $'bo9too; far
1oo. ."pns np.na sraaea. t'ass'n; Minnesota. AooA
137t;t4.o: rra aour' a. issa ~. .p,aa .opssnne'.
to ~ m :. ~ AeA'' f''oS'.aoi nc" buclwheat
Nv. "@..o'
uAAH-WAA quiet and hkm 1t tho outslda o,,otnt,o,
Of Thursday Sales were 80 ion. Al s,a ~, ~,
coas.Mr.r.-s.1., - ~ - *'s'o' Va tssex.
tr,ct "0Aea vera ~ toas coarse It $2o.s0 On
atInnLMaa-daIes wero 10 tons At III NJ an tr,rk
and HAS FREQ on toa I'd cnrr ~ VA <'e%A'
WIfRtr-,s.r ,.n., ..,..
, ~. -"1' s"lnsF mors acaTe, Aud Tery arreEu-
az pat averaged fully nc higher, and ciotea In
above tho lsfeat prlces of Thursday, Tbs .dy,ce.
uuotino th,t .oun'e"o8' Ae puelo dispsteh
,ho 1a % pes lo' lbs higher. wh4lo
au aas'ees generally Called It unchanged, and
aotne ahade easier. Nsw York WA du1I Ind -
Gh.l nur teceitla were again ,aroe.-s r.-. ~ ~.
.ent o. *hish was No. aud No T. Tha ~ pos
tne preceding day nearly equaied The Tecns ant ~
~ M wv sust4i,ra hy Tho taet that fFeIrht ro,
ssott nsa eSe Sr1 tafa .u carry out Il. tho No.
, 1875-10-23

CLEVELAND. O.. Oct. %a-OHAEN-Thtat stssdJ
ns nsT No. red noannA; No. do, s.. 40. Corn ann
n'eh iui1ed. 10: law. H1c. Data 1rm; new No.
Sstte 44o; No. ,, 40.; rr1ectod, 38c.
PErRoLKDM-Gnchunatd
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-12-25
The Most Respectable Of Cities.

A correspondent writes: " Copenhagen
is the most respectable city in the world
1t is overtlowing with responsibility.
Streets, houses, people, TEEN with it and
the very atmosphere breathes it. You see
here at first glance nothing great and
nothing small nothing splendid and moth
ing squalid, nothing modern and nothing
ancient | don't know that / have seen q
really elegant house here, but all look
like family homes of a few generations,
and you picture to yourself their interiors
filled with comforts but comparatively
destitute of Ostentatious elegance. The
windows here, as in Norway and Sweden,
are all what we call French windows, but
opening outward like outside blinds, and
as look at them, row after row, thrown
half back at right angles with the front of
the house ald offering such a splendid
target for stones, l think to myself what
respectable little fellows Copenhagen
boys must be, for not one window is brok-
en-. AS for the people, who thus seem to
have learned that those who live in glass
houses should not throw stones, there is
wonderful air of decency and sobriety
about them; but as look at them l can
not help questioning if this very absence
of excitement, amounting almost to lack
of animation, does not betray CORE
spending want of character; they do not
look spirited nor are they strong looking
people; indeed l never saw in one city so
MANY bloodleSs faces"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-12-25
The Partisan Vampire.

During the excitement of 1913 there was
q great deal of talk about sort of French
"spring -hecled Jack" who used to leap
the walls, dig out the bodies, cut them up
and leave the pieces strewn about the trees.
Watch was kept, mastilfs were let loose,
spring guns were set; but it was not till
after several months that Serg- Mai Ber-
trand, who had gone into the hospital
with a number of strange wounds in the
back, was proved Ia be the vampire"
According TO his accoun, il was a period
ical madness which forced him to leap the
cemetery walls, to tear out the bodies with
his unhelped hands, and TO dismcmbcr
them. The dogs sneakcd of when he
walked straight up 10 them, which does
not say much for French dogs; and it
does not say much for the guardians
that he had never come across living
creature while he was at work. The
spring guns lie had, till his last attempt,
managed to scent out and render harmless
For days after his CHASTITY exploit the poor
creature used to be bowed 10 the ground
with bodily and mental exhaustion. He
was imprisoned for a year Uhe code docs
not, II seems, enforce a severe penalty fOs'
riding tomb, and they say he was quite
cured, and became, possibly, a model noE.
commissioned officer.-AUMe Year Rouqd.
HOPE and time are the best sOlace for
grief and trouble.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-12-25
Rise and Progress Of Trade-Marks.

Examples of the practice of using
trademarks to show the workmanship of
various manufactures have been discov-
cred at Herculaneum, such signs having
been IN vogue among bakers and others
In modern times similar tokens have been
adopted in textile and various other
fabrics, though the earliest extant are
those of paper. After the invention OF
paper (fIteenth century, from pulp of
linen rags, water-marks were introduced
into the fabric, doubtless to show the
mandatory from which the paper was
issued The process has since become
general, and the trade a recognized
part OF the system of commerce, by which
a guarantee is given to the purchaser and a
legitimate projection afforded to the man.
ufacturer.
1.-THE legislation of 1862 is step in
the right direction, and has already done
service to trade and morality. 1t is upon
the uniform good quality of manufactured
commodities that any foreign trade de-
ponds for its continuance, and the OBJ
legation of the Legislature to secure
the public from fraud, whether the
purchaser be home or foreign consumer,
Is more and more stringent when the good
ness or badness of the object cannot be
readily detected by ocular inspection. 1t
is in such cases that the use Of trade
marks is most useful"
The above, from so good authority as
the London Stationer, applies with equal
force to our manufacturers There are
some things in which the slow BritIsher
exccls the more rapid Yankee. In the
matter of securing trade mark protection
on their products, and the extent of adver-
Using their goods, they are far ahead of
our people.-Scteatifc american.