davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-10-06
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Is stsbs. aber mlrb Ser Stbraa& ~ fpdt pbtr Mot estar
nab es7 Gnns4funs s~tesapes, ~ BAT @p6sn. Walsrs,
g,Sctia4Fcber sa6 ssbtrt aatt Sieber perbunesnt Rraai.
St!itn ano5tsben, saHE mus br @eerar& fofort t!uAs
aggt seTben, IA 2rau!aetseA In ateeas Staetrn stst sn-
ssSs kssbSlh(asg ~erisrbrrR.
, 1876-10-06
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ppasn DampIer. Aip Spminlpn. aSpaupte, Jiaac
Sel, 9tidmpup, Mlbemarte, 4oalteras Hnp
&eprse rs. Gieer (m Sa1) an ieeem Gteafaa,
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iaIen.
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fRl 9tfle 3tpuse eetuur.
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Saoe-3immer.
De Spetien, SeauemltGfett uno B~ebieaun8 fnb an-
IbsrIreillp.
Quaarsn, wslde init rteier 2tnte 9~erfantt meroen, lan-
pR r~eselmabt8 IN Diep.gpr! an ptm aberleuten Ytfr Ct
&pmpanp, 81 giprGb Niper.
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befprpert uAp Htrp oaTur ntWIe aIs pe pirtliG Sebapten
uRtolten %bertdnet.
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mttta9s pabrsap pes & onIIners.
Sradt anBenpmmeh bio . apr abenos ieben Gag.
Q9eaen weiteter Austunft ipeaee man ltW an
George &S. AIiett u. 60, Aaenten,
feb. OItee @snpGR0's %Qeparpes. 0edetts.
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pss beg e9ts rG&peStI5 Sttters" sbsr sr Gtpnbtta
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bio DtttersT NssGtpneR Gefuabbsit uns eebss ertalt.S
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kit btS S%rsft'auts sGregf b~tn9t4sts. tes tsbef slafdd
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1858 s5tsrunesa tr Dta9snt2ittG!ttt ais snr1 srtl,ty
anle9s sbsr pefiigs Grtdl!uns. &1enH bic GFstle n,oa
aee6ria p~ersauet ato Der agsper In 69i8e tedea Nt@t biz.
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5bs ssfSpd9ts S9tem erlfes sea ~Ie@isaeS aniaa etan
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ger Eidt Ia S]ttrd9t slmL Dte s%erlbm.eRen Nsg9ie
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asa aGf bE &sssltyana er NnheNEnsS0reaae, eaG,ls sa
Gssfen, gG&e 5eF @a.tent 81 fb atislat, taIl ntdt TrI&t'
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kea Rne ttn tnt0tbn sar ttas sb9 ia ~eaHfiesa giia
Re9is nab ihlstst ~slabruEG ~ Siaf1s.
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gv gees.a n VI, sruss a8erfFatss be- R5ryvrs. gss
ssp4 atGit eos gauge Gsfen Nebrsng uuh Strait. Mens
oas nlaetn rao an6err DerSou4GgsGreane nG6lafen, ita
asge I9astgFst ~ errHlfe!n, mus bT gang 8Srpsr lst
asR- Dit Rranibsiten' toelt5e aus ssfttrtet Gtdtistelt be-
Ss 6au9tarlras Elsibt tnarser etefetbs. Dies II ba
Gssah, zs5er sas rG&peStl4 Stttsre." ba Is ais Star.
sagssesittas Kisfs, bic 8ereeagneevrgaae rsstlt anb ters
94Iay;s9 GbaAa.ctt btsasat. 70 seis &ransltttta btlt, bio
sNJS lneas eans ser(aiessGsr 2atas CAB. sDir asnaes
n6rss.s- H4ta1hsIA
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9os einsige ldmeraitiGenOe Mlittel,

SbpGde utte Gitt,iinouugen beIeitiot umS GonaeItioinen
tllrirt, qlei6uiel oh tie in Der 9uu9e, i'm Mla9er, Gin.
"geuei6en poer ~iouItiseu 0ritien ODER Or9anen lie9en,
ourd) e~inlnoli9e Iupenonn9.
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ooer ~peini9eno Ser S6nerj iein" mag, Der 3tbeumntii0e,
g ettfdgeri9e, S6lpahe, 8ertriippelte, ytero6Ie, an
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fstsfA-
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TeiIenoe ionten itets cine Slai4e BON Taotpap's
Reabp Nelief bel lid iubren. gBenise Sropfen in gBai.
S8ollers berritbren, pprbeuger. SIS lit better aIs
Fronj0iilder 8ranop pber 8itters als elm yteiinlittel.
, 1876-10-06

MeIaa@cIie,

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lnne ~fssisltfa laar sttraIc ~ frub s~es9nnsa p:rStn,
stan asbrdgGc hss rS49cDtG Btters" aenau Ra6 Is
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Ssto seriSpinesu. Gem patisatsR rtrb ~aaftblsar Il
ppafSnbiee @eiuEsbett turI9ss ssbes aas jsaas biz fraAea
$~ttts.fstt lsat I'D baIs 9tsser en.
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Ealsf9t 9etttsaft sep.Esf &rbUtrr uHs bY @sssad try3ts
ssa Ehsei b. ks3ptetaasbtpsIa bes
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Railways Ready Relief,

cine ausenblidlibe 5uGfe finoen bel:
Gnt;iinbun9 Der Nieren, Der @loIe uno Der @inoe.
iueibe, Gou9eition Der 2unse, aebttopfleiocn. 9th.
munssbei6merben. 6er3tlOpfen. 6plterie, Group, Opp
iberia. Gatarrb, Snfiuenja. &%opfidmeri, 3Nbnueb,
Sie Nnipenoun9 bes ,9feao0 GtlieT" an benz lsioel,.
ben poer erfranften Sbeile miro Airoeruns unb WeIei.
t9uu9 pes llebels berbeifibren.
30 Sropfen in einem balben @las @aiier
~beIeitisen in ipenisen SlugenbIiden:
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idmer,, pcrnprbenen Magen, Siarrbpe,
Surdiall, Serffppfmng, S%iGbnn9en
uue ale inneren GeiSen.
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besa aasi@!seSli& Oessat k&S
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1ift.
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-11-15

eeived 176 and John Quincy Adams SO
for President, John G. Calhoun receiy-
ed III to SO for Richard Rush of Penn
sylvania, and 7 for VIM. Smith of South
Carolina, one of the only cases ON rec
ord, in which Smith was afflicted with
Presidential aspirations.
For the twelfth term there were 28S
electoral votes, and sold Hickory,'
received 219 to 40 for Henry Clay, IL
for John Floyd, afterwards Buchanan's
Secretary of War, and Z for William
Writ of Maryland. For Vice President
Van Buren received 1S9, John Sergeant
of Pennsylvania 40, William Wilkins of
Pennsylvania 80, Henry Lee of AIassa-
chusetts IL, and Amos Ellmaker of
Pennsylvania I.
For the thirteenth term there were
294 electoral votes, of which Martin
Van Buren received 170, Wm. Henry
Harrison 73, Hugh L. White of Ten
nessee 26, Daniel Webster IA, and Wm.
p. Mangum of North Carolina IL.
For Vice President, Richard NJ. john
son of Kentucky received 147 votes
one less than a Francis
Granger of New York II, John Tyler
of Virginia AZ, and another William
Smith of Alabama "a. There being no
choice of Vice President, the Senate
elected johnson.
For the fourteenth term there were 294
electoral votes and Harrison received
234 to go for Martin Van Buren. For
Vice President, John Tyler received
234 votes to AS for Richard NJ johnson,
IL for L. w. Tazewell of Virginia, and
for James X. Polk
For the fifteenth term there were 275
electoral votes of which James X. Polk
received 10 and Henry Clay los. Fol
Vice President, George NJ. Dallas, OF
Pennsylvania, and L. Frelinghuysen
of New Jersey received the same mum
ber of votes as their principals.
For the sixteenth term Zachary Tay-
lor received 1853 out of 290 electora
votes to 127 for Lewis Cass, of Michi-
gan, Millard1 Fillmore and William o
Butler, of South Carolina, running fol
Vice President even with their chiefs
For the seventeenth term Franklin
Pierce and William r. King received
254 electoral votes against AZ for Win
field Scott and William A. Graham, o.
North Carolina.
For the eighteenth term James Blu
chanan and John G Breckenridge re
ceived ia electoral votes against IL
for Fremont and Dayton and for Fill
more and Donelson.
For the nineteenth term Lincoln ant
Hamlin received $50 electoral votes Il
~ for Breckenridge and Lane, 80 fol
Bell and Everett, and twelve for Doug
las and Johnson.
For the twentieth term Lincoln ant
johnson received 212 electoral votes t,
81 for Mcclellan and Pendleton.
| rI.a% %xx-n 49,
twenty-third terms are too recent t.
need citing.
1t will be seen that ON two occasion
the election has been thrown into tn
House, and that ON one occasion tn
President was elected by only thre
majority case more nearly parable
| to the present one than any other.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-11-15
The Daily Leader.
PUBLISHED AT
CHEYENNE, WYoMiAc,
THE
Pioneer Paper of Wyoming.
rzaus or lIsscstst>r,as,
us ADyANcE.)
Rates of Advertising.

Rates OF Advertising.
No -idcerfisea.ent insrrfed for tess n.an my
cents.
DAILY LEADER, all transient advertise
ments 10 cents per line, Nonparlel, each In
seltion; insertions eight cents per line; ~
insertions, cents per line.
Local Notices, per line, bourgeois, each In
sertion, 10 cents per line; 80 insertions cents
per line.
WEEKLY LEADER, all transient advertise
ments 25 cents per line, first Insertion one
month ~ cents per line; six months, 10 cents
per line; one year cents per line
Cheyenne. Jan. lst, ls76-
ii. GLAFcKE, Proprietor.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-11-15
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

List of letters remaining in the
Cheyenne Post office, Laramie county,
Wyoming Territory, Nov. 18th, 1875,
which if not called for within thirty
days, will be sent to the Dead Letter
Office. Persons calling for these letters
will please say advertised" giving
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-09

& sheen anapx iqS0ln IN MARKET NIX
o. board ST. amer during the past west ,o cr,od sheen emil.
7d Eii B. ic COS s. 5 ssa ls S
q1 4n CO. es 81 ~ &c at Sc Gc SO ~ vr u lambs 10 b.
m al g ono ois si' for WeeR ssi Sheep and lambs
- o. avrase head sheep ranging from 4G7'c anu lambs
Judd buckingham sold go Ohio seared sheep 70 az
IS 1874 egt y Kctasky yp9 sheep si % az sbes S and and
aa5s t aaas the ia Week e. IS average heal
20 VIZ 55 G a u 2l eh S5al 81 rs p sasioS
D. az 'sc 100 DO. JJa i06 10 at I9ic Al OF I'D AZ o.c
Tin Time nSr Eo sd ia 1 en- sheep % NJ
owt Tots during the week. 1880 sheep and lambs at " 81
Eso sold 90 state sheep rs 92 b. at 7c, and II
Kirby sod los Ohio clipped ssseg 80 St q ss To aS
- iss. al at 3, q; aVc r9 S head 10
CAMPERS Peter, sold Jersey 81 each, and IT
9 Coils s3d ioes@mSn lambs q n. 49, o,o mor.
Ttcciys1 fresea Tesk There ~, we s had
30 ears a. Jersey CITY and 81 cars az s 6 fey hot
weather with weakness in the Western malkets caused
fs days and dressed are quoted to day $40 with pts
at d nS not TPSns 5o q. rs e 70 '7ss account o.
Ths following from Tn cag' hrs So fso opnry d
many months past during e nresent week
monon Of ' s@ins storm or fatLsf e conflict
Las been more saIp and decisive hal the ma9y 9 h9 US
ring the forces with view t. make matters as
aud The Influence OF hs bear movement outside has maer
ally and lily tltcrered with tbs legitimate acu NV VI
this market, for the simple reason that some OF our
largest and most mporan buyers were deeply interested
product and have here'tr been DONG Their level Dest 70
deprecate Irrespective OF the movement "
product AMI the marked decline wich las taken place ~
there has been growing co1vc ipnln us nahrt as
vces have been and still are unrsasonl0 h5 a eompaf,
with other classes Of and especially WIN th5 cost o
and its ed plenty It Is also cOntened tI boss
would NOT have reached the high prices when nave Deen cur
since the opening Of The year but for the belief IN more
than ord sCacty, and the iicutvh not lloSolbty
OF meeting the wants Of the market through the spng and
early Thu however has deem
larger than anticipated and Il s'adIy increasing not
numbers condition tius IL is now believed
FIJI showing Western better off than we had
supposed them be- IL at all npIObaDe
that Of dealers having shifted from extreme WIN
She other, and therefore that short tine WI De
ali II will lnr tho best Efforts
OF Wessn u meet the demand OF present ana
ensuing seasons."
CHICAGO Nav S-CArrR-Recepts 1900; market duh and
unclaimed; shipments, 5000
Receipts. $500 market fairly active; prices DO
higher common to choice, 81 l1Gs o. chi-hy at - 100
81 .. shipments. 3,2 ~.
sHEEr-fece.pis. 800; common TO choice. 1896 D.
ISDiASAPOLIs. May S-HOCs-Receipts 200; prices I'M
changed
PHILADELPHIA MAY s-CATrLE dul this weel and prices
$500 head sui no 6c. Tor LNirl PeIn'
sSVaia and Western steers IBt tor Tar 10 Good uO
and S0Jc !, y gross Tor 10 quality .
dI ami rather low 10000 head were sOd at
49a5j acc. y n cfOs-. 80 cJuul Jon. - .--... 90.
zoos lover 5000 sold at $40 OOa$1 80
L.. lot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-09
Ss,,ysy the rags,s,lons mainly qy sales

delivery e transactions were mainly IN June ane Juy sales
$50 ties PRIME Stream the spot az ell To- S2 ~ the st
Ter an extreme: also 7.OlO tcs June az AZ uSl2 80
cnsng az I'D @ 300 cl July at 80 sr0sl3 closing
"oh Tor lay, Il 20 md and -12 20 asked; for JrDc
Fi3 y bid AMI Sl2iI2 asked Tor Juy. 81 80 BID and
ST. 81 asked; for Arrust az 80 BID aud Sl3
assed aad for September. Sl3 bid and Sl3 e5e
Hehntd was quiet iutter continued in demand aud
piccs were as 1roro Nov Sia;c Creamery Pals a. 1908 G.
ior faf 10 CAHcc; state Pals at .Ja91c Tor Iair
to Prime 2~d4Jc Tor Choice; State ilalf nTkin Tubs
~ 23alie for Pair 10 Prince 2sc or Choice; STATE welsh
IulS al 212Uc. iOr Common Prime; aid 21d2~c. tar
1h1lce; New western Tubs ut lJGlSc. for Common 10
rem; -OG2 e. for Fair 70 Prime; 24a2c. for Choice, and
Western Creamery at 36a25c. Fair 10 Prime
cheese was unchanged and moderate demand from
for hatsimmed and lO1llc FOR fu cream Old state Fac
tory ~ SDloc for Fair Good 1O0l;c. for Good To
Fancy, aud stale Dairy at ga TIE Old Western at ioSo
ior Common 10 Good and lO0 ne Fancy Eggs
were without much INJURY and prices unaltefc Long
Island and Scwjersey Grl &c. aud Pennsylvania
southern at lac.
RICE was quiet and unchanged 5s7c for Domestic and
607lic. for EanpOon.
dun and unchanged.
SrEAkIN-Market duh. at I3Gl37sc. for Prime to Choice
Western.
SUGAR-For Raw the rket steady previous prices
but there only light business done Fair 30 Good Re
tning, 10 &C. Prime Sc CcntrlfIga Slsa9c and Nos.
10 ana ~ Csycd 1919 So sales of go hhds. cuba MUsco
Naln tt1n3Dlc Renned In good demand and urn ~
at TO-. 0lO'-c Crushed AMI Powdered; lOc for Grlnu
TALLOW-Market about steady, with sales of 100000 ID
Good 10 Prime at Ni29SSsc. p u.
WIISKI-Mlrket quiet and about steady with salcs OF
100 bDls. at 81 IL = gallon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-09
CnrrnN MARKETS.

NEW ORLEANS. My SC0iton quiet; Nicdhnr, re; low
MddHg lie IaaI CSC. Net rctUp, }, as b'le5
grI-s i7GS bales cAp1rt-, he Continent, 10 Dtss
hirs $500 bs last evening. 100 bales; stock IoJeoi
bales
MEurns May 8-Cotton qulcs ana Midilng lS4ci
reciVt, - talcs shpmont 49, baie5i sales VoO DeS'
~AvAsSAn NAV S-Cotton duh ard lower nomlnallyj MA
net receipts 2SG bales; gross % b cxpoIi coast "Se
2l5 hn cs; sales, 23l bales; stock, II, go bales
AOHlls, May S.-CO'tOn quiet. MddlnH il'st r 70"
Midlnl, Ordinary, 5'2c fc'fP'
gross 262 bales; exports, CJast@ls 100 p'Si so ""V
CuA,.Esr0S any S.-Coton easy; Mhding, l2c Low
Nidung IL i-dl 4 .c: Good Ordinary, iO@lOici not re
cepi 3a6 btas gross $50 bales exports eo'st"I'e' oi1
ti. ,uELfnfA MAY S-Coti0n dill MiGdng, Ia c. Low
Mddng -. Good Ordinary lO'se'; not feeeip's'
'WnuiSGTps Nav Cotton nominal; middng ll7sc.;
bales. exppr. cOastwise, 52O bales STOCK oacS
Losrox' Nas S-CottOn duh and heavy Mid,ihns &C.
Mid,lu:s Ordinary, iO'fc.. nr ttcclnts
bales grus, l bales sas 80 bales stock ~ % nars
c Miidnc. lie. Good Orltniij 9si, hri tetcipis
bte.. era,s bales: exports coastNise o95 bales
sales /. 81 bales stock. 23.5HS bales .,,,,.
SoEIoLk NAV s.-Cou0n dull and depressed Mldtilng
poIs ooastgise JOG bales sales, - bales STOCK lI"i
O".TGusrA MAY a-Co;ton dull; entirely nominal; Mid
iinV II !. II he; Low MiIlne lO10llC Good Ordinary
nNIiNOER May S.-toOn dull ami nominal; Mld'iing
l9r Low Lddhng. i4c; Good Ordinary lO+c gross re
ceps hies exports colstwisc 90 bales sales 30 bales
stock. 1863 bales. .,, 80.
Low Mdiing iOa,; Good Ordinary, 9ac net receipts 2.e
bales; Gross 2G bales Shipments, 3l2 Bales sales "a
bales; sook 1901 bales.
sr LoUs Nay sCotton easier but NOT auotably lower
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-09
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
ErROPFAN MAEKETs.

IrvTnroot May s-l23O p m.-Coton is quiet and un.
cianoel Siliux Upaud-. Gas. Middll Orleans, Ga;
40. btrs Including ~ lr srrcula ion and eXIort
receipts $500 Jaics OF Which 1000 we're American lures
ID cheaper; sales Of Miidlns Up.nds, Low MID ling
clln.e MY delvery at Cigd. do do jane and July
Iverv. Gaisd.
Irfgr,ot May S-i3O p. m.-salcs Of ndIllng uplands
Cotton Low NdHug clause, July and August fHlVery 'i
Cheese - ' evil ivr tho Uc giaIea oi Americtn LAr 90
a ST. ios Am re an. 81,
IBFlP0of Nav - o. m.-Bacnn- Cunhcrland Cut On }
n 5s do. ldb duh 20 % DO short Clear dul 20
$3.50 Hams-Ioug Cat du 81 80 shoulders = II M - =
li..fInda Msss dun a % Ho. FNra India Mess dull NJ
los do. mime Me-. duli II 81. LArl--Frmr W stern
Al 81 Wheat trcf pts H. the week. rom Atnbe
mort. - qu4T.r-: Pacific ports 1900 quart IT,
from other s,Irr 1920 quarters Ihe receipts 81 Corn
inr the wees y ~ unn quarters. -.
isEaIuo My S- p N OF tho sales to-day $500
"A Amfrcau
an United states boni,, l-GJs OLD lOisi
f-GT-, lnIiL - O..
LospoN Nay p p nPars adyices quote Five per Cent
trs OF poe frr UIIt
ioNDov Nay 80 p u-Colsos, 9ais for money and S6's
us
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

MONDAY, May g, 1876.
AsHEsThere only small business ana late figures
nominal at &c. Tor POis anu 7C. Tor Pearls.
tOFFEE-IuO tTmer at l554c Ter OrcInaTr cargoes
II ec for FaiT, lSc FOR Good, and sc for rTme 1890
Contest SOIL at Use for Good, and 1900 bags in Bdd
annoy den al IL Fair. The BriLl
all ports tonight Is l6D9O bags Oi wich llO5G9 bags
here and ~ bags N Baltimore; tie United states be
supply % RIO is 1855 bags. For Mill C0Hees
market quiet and unchanged Java 2l445c. and
MaTacaIb,, l60l9C., both gold.
COfION.Ihe market on the spot was dun and lower
Low Mins and grades Good Ordinary stained
Cotons iiac lower; Low Mdns aud -ct GOol OIai
Tine sales 09S bales which $50
bales last evening including 41G bales for consumption, and
81 for speculation; 400 bales delivered contract
the reCep the ports GS03 bales against 673 uacs
this cay en- and 5o36 bales TINS day last the FOL
ng M reV.s u ia vat Oup:
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
JAMES G. REID.

JAMES G. REID,
Nemh.x :. 4, BANKER AND BROKER,
W the hew-York Stock and Gold Exchanges,
NO. Newest, corner Of Wall,
s4o, New-York
cur;tiss oohas, gold, Government and railway 90
rasas es bought and sold on Commission Invest
"~ Interest allowed on deposits.
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StIICl Good nary lO'8 Nldll ll'1G
Futures owing speculative mani ulaons quiio II
regular there was "naly an advance of sales sat
500 l2.s2c, $500 l2ds,i July 100 II ac 100 II &c,
500 2s7ac August 1900 - lGc COO Is iac, 200 l3c
seponbrr 800 IL Sisc hoyeinber 900 &c zoo lZ-7ci
potemb J. I29c zoo SAT, .OJ &lllGc total, 90
bales Iist calIunc 100 1855; July, 1000 lklSicc;
August poo Sci September. 900. II 5e e.; october o,
lSc; cmheT .uO l. ltec December, 100, ~ loc.;
total 200 bales secolt eal-day. 100 sc n l0h'
500 ia3 July, 400 j. August, CO.., - rec &c
tober zoo, l. "a, oci h,ai' l;soG bales Tl,rd
sals oaT up to p m: Nav. o. icesc 800 s. H.
i2Lc IC1 H. iitl l2iiqc 40 = H. lOi, l2is.c: 700,
l2'ec 700 H., ilth, II a. June, A. IL 600 !2a2c
400 2a5c Loo, ~ Sc: 2lCo l2'c 400 49, 100
Jaly 10 i4s,c 200, lzssc.; 400 l-23g.c. To- l2i@ci
100 l2a Sc. 20 12aisc; 100 l2sc; 100 2'szc; z1j
l4l5.C ~. 80. l-2lsc.. PC, - l2<@4c
800 + pee. August, 200 l3iIgc o. lSc 100: i3iis
lSilsc 2Oj l5.sc 100 l3iiec.; 100, l$slc ,pGm3er
400 &C. loo, Ice; October 100, l&idac 700 LAC
500 lgs,c, 100 lZ3sc.. Novomtcr, 1OU, ~ 4Ou,
i2ii,s. - I2tc 2OJ l2@aac. December. 4OJ, l24c.;
Ltai 20 100 bales. grand total, $1,000 ba
AZ ne close steady The following were
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Mding, Tc; Low Mddling, 1Os.c; Good Ordinary, 9lc;
receipts 173 bales Shipments OPS bales sales ITO bales;
stock, 1925 bales
LOUISVILLE, May Section dull Middlng I2c
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DiuiNcT0 Noilct6
Business Chances.
No. : NASSAU ST. NEw-YoRK

4 MAN of experience desires employment as
"A PURCHASING AGENT for railway cuni1n, or some
position cf trust amy rrsp"ct'" business where ler
energy, aud knoVts. may be advantageous anu ihrtlS -
references inquest
resute offered with Address T. W, Tribune Dh'ce
DARTXER WANTED, with from 81 800 To
L 1900 the stationery ard printing business ven located
"A opportunity, with little = . aud prospect
IN g"ni r,trrns Address STATION cry AND PRINTING,
Bon 551O p ..
VNTANTED.-IOeng man with Sl,5OO can
w secare interest lure liable MANUFACPU RING BUSl-
MSS m offered viii bear closest CSiiCauon large
orders staple goods moheY satsict ry secured;
highest references gwen Address q IL o. tribune once.
w ANlED-By n manufacturer Of fine jew
w rlrv BRONZE GOODS. PLATED WARE, or CLOCKS
10 commission 70 his store Broadway. near ighths
Also let Lguor store Win fixtures second near
Sixtt tlirst Address inquire OF 4. BAU MGARIES,
l02 Broadway, Room 20. Third Floor.