davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-01-21

ALC1IfOY-Naa 1n 3ovrr r1or1,x - >, D.,
~. ~.s.a. 49, ueAsana con!saues good Au'
III ,l Urn, especially ios corn that will work Il
s. crop g, I. about exhausted. su
Hsuos a MARKET A1oass Quotations, .aa a,s'ea, s
old huri. lo1etic; M. husI, 7kQsoo: ehoics n,cj
Mn. ss@7hs; good medium brasn, ave. f.,r IN.
ssse:
bar Of dars ,,.t tho .S,,aas.. urn. fof hnn
III, rrcatnts sS ~ naso hest'S elaa'cd
h.ss .na 'ao Ee1assmenfs OF tho home trade
arc less tA.n lloy were fortnight avo Tbo falo~na
quotations were fully ra.lutasnsi: choirn ~ ta
yellow asasa; medium to good grades. lsaa5o; In.
.sfsos 70 oommon' las17c; common 10 chotcs roll
lsssas:
| Tho bsuuinu ,n,rsr. n,,a-. ".n uoss''1ole IN
for sn,a o,aa'. M ~e.s tow .na sonaFa,
indt6cren.ly sustained. vo .nnto no chapeo IN npr
os,, ns. ntsfx s., ~ TO: L.wlston' Moataup.
~, e.'A4'o' 4'Sei hu1eFc1H A. ZIG: AmoskeAg,
aiu; huFlap b'gs, bu, ltS13c; do 5 hu, 1so1oc ;
! gunntes, stage. 1stalGa +; do, double, o5aocc.
chEfsE-Thers t ~ W.. fa'tly sctiss movement at
a s.es .' aeo,e ehoso 70 fancy fa'u4ds full
9allxc. '>''' "0o ''Sss sfaaes a.
coAI--r,.ao v,s ,,,,. .,,,.. ., =.
prsoa. tha e.n. assrr. sasin, an 70, 70. sons ay,
comfortably do to hesp up With thsir orders md
wss ,'s.isr t.sas he .untxea qaoaoas wsrs
14uns rauas aud nut ss.oo: ,o ev, S sd Acsn es,,.
nsl, S7Go4s8 Erie, $7.uo: GosaLrS Il sn5i n.
essea ohe hxstS sai uoIt En',s: s,9ss s ~
mi so ior !.rxs srees e ~ F'0' 'o' po'f barrels
both packers aud shippers wsro buyng snI - ~.
oaettngA vera smail the market rnlci 1rn especially
, 1876-01-21
REAL ESTATE,


The following Instruments ucry nlod for r.eo,,
ThuFsday. Jan. 1o1
Indiana ny, go # u Vt Twvit,y.ttxth st.cf
ut1sllcoAI70 i-1o ii, Ha.ej Aur. II M, n-no
14e premises No. 1851 ln.aua ", datod Jan.
VT sy:f i II u S:oa. .i. :i:ioi 1900
Twenty 4s,.n H. Il ssor i;s i N; 1o'
ws;t T:y'er = ioo II = D;sp,inss, /, Is '''0
11aisn i. fs' Il 81 i Ii Kinsssa;; i 5000
i!:;s i!sS !; IL; = %hiii;:sii :;. 20
11S I1n:ss No: Jill aud I'LL iisiris ". 'so
yess IIu1an ' - ~. !; .Dooo
Vi, :s.lS; lWs:agis I; a;ts5 L; I, a i
"sst i!arsasM +; 90 u Centre WI, 'so0
ui;tory t. II WI II Maiu l. l. s;:;5 Il scep
wsSs;s - il Ct 1li.i::l H. VI, so
csmupc ~ W sa ~ ~ ~; 1880
Undivided u Il 2o1sd Il. .atsd De-, i. is15' sro
1Hs pfsinlae4 NJ. 4os North Dearboru II, dated
Lesa y. 81 ot Lyman Il. l. iii,;ii;it, ''e0'
nolsu " clss lx,rs. wi1a ..6is. Q; uets eoeo
or GnuAE- E-uuEax.
-, ~ n., o. nns near MrteLtwood av. 81. to1
soU1a o. Lia.1s. Willis aap,u; ox n,!ss s
aiSdsl x II 3,si!s It. dsea .Ss ysn. II is u, -,
~. " r. adJo,u!ng the aoyo, unIlsia-
rer$ sh r 0'a';3 = II. assI Jsn l9......... 1000
Attasss = VI y ees Of Fu4s Wayne ~ q T. io1t 4'''
p1si5s a. aya a1tSa 1S5 = r. r. - aS1s;: 500
aouth Dealno1a IT. st u; y; 5000
Ns,I. st' of II "a sa'sa ea,G az; 1.Eoo
asas 4: - Il Ua;a :!, / III: Il 5000
s,1ia.h 4 IS S'tta Il .spi of t,a,o, ,soo
. '"' t''. 1f......,........... lenn
, 1876-01-21

Arms srmsr 81 # ios1o,ic. Molasses unchanged. nt
rk1no,Eon.alsrke. qnIs,, In. nrm: cru,c. 50
Tstnw@Iicsy;, satss. as,@p: naplsA' s.sS'hs
Ss;s;: Sssss:ss iSs:sSzi!::%: n:iS; ;i!S;say,z,.e
Hr,atrs %s 1o!'rWHS1,'sE-qn!s; Ws1,srn sH
syls.nia. 5fs,ir.' "''''''' 2'&4''' sa'' and Penn
n &sto;,sioSs.lors- -,s.sset qu,.; me-. n.,,, spr
% sf d" dSi;1s %s.;orn c nna n:it, s;e,;
as e. S 5f 1S;, 1|s:f; ,s :'Ss% siss
,lsfnsa.rhe sr,t,.. q tlrm: other, hsavy and lrses
| ul.r: Wo1toF1l, lA21,c; Htatt, It'll
~'; ~ai,s1-oaet;; 's;iais, .i.isSsl.n.
ST. Louis JAM 9oto tSoss. fsos.1;,caulsr md ,.r,,
1fi.Ts. Mc. b.. loGf m'a'nR 135e 4. aHldas
Fso"paes u es"nt . unes,aass ,arss s a"0'''''n''
ons,s-Woat IN higher: No. rel, fall sl.s2H o.sh
ss%s sas!' 5akstm'is robrnary. o.s 1t,ns Gnt ii,
eirsaSsa nye " .ss T. i s9f n,
,ot; eaah, soo M.rrli I1uk n,eats-Markrt caacr;
,'Is f'1s aolns; s?uiiesn ?Ae: clear re. 1usaioa
l:fsllAe ca* Dacon-oIc,r Ill., istfs, NAV: cjo'r. su
'sse Nay. t'1esn nca.s irregular, iii IN liz i ms!s
1O,.sio5e Ieri mtast iuIi susii ii' III. .iavo S1Ia
WnIs1r-No+ninaly unchanged.
s9uoo su oats yj : rys, tos u ;L L.rrI pone aolm
n*1r,Nons, aid.. Jan. 3s.-rLorn-seady md
,t,n.ts-Nnc,t .caree and tlrrn: No. Western rcd
isss nau .s9 sis'o st.. as". Cum
inaly tism WsFtern while, 4aS6Os; mixed, 4jvs4Tc
1iAr-unclleuRe1 ''*
q, rnovtsfoss-t!a!et and steady. pork-Now, :aico9
n: 81. n'h n,as. msa-Saea'acFa, 7ta8,; eoor RIB
IT, dcs'' gtS;9; tS hi essT ,, tts taN@i4:e h,s, lsIa
lila III tara tTc aa soa steady; crude, Eclned
liyrTIs~unel.ansc,t.
3r,srnoLzuM-Estisr; 3, IN not anotatty lorcs.
GWGp-I'c1,5; Wn.snr-ncn:5* Il PIP # and unehauaed.
TOLEDO.
TotEpo, O.. jan. 21.-FLoun-r,pu,
No. white allr]tg,u, 3l9iH: e1tra wlnts M,ceis,,
hell At SLIP; tI.:5N offered; No. a,sler. sIsiE:
Fehrlary, fl2!: March. $1.7 ApsiE. $3.50; No. res
nelu NJ 9:!it 9i9fN uftrtd: No. rcd. 4I.QI: No,
mixc!' Nso: M,ren. 47kc oiered 40 asknd: My,
m. INV NV 19s, M1en, s'Nr oats dun No. 2. 2cAu;
MLoran ssxn-ss.oo. -...
Nc ia., =. 1,ote; wheat 1900 tu corn,
.Erp a., M; nstf; M 2Nl m,
corn, dv,9aJ bu +: oats, 8.ooJ BIZ. ''''S~ 10y
MILWAUKEE, Jan. as-fEoua-outot ,ua un.
chans.a. ,
!, n1Tn, no sl.oi Ho. y Mll.yankcc 9iIc: February
s.It t as1t3"; st'u 70. s5ic. earn dnll aud
IN auirt M ~ na'1 H. ~; y S3,lt. Dir
aua Sne.nssd; M 10. 81 H. d. '''fsS'' ''' 'ss"''
.r rRosts1s'1Esr ~. a, no. q'soabl5 or9r. Mss
as AG.1 .,e.ay .:s ~; se:m H. $sals
fnoaasfs, s .c losso: nldlcs 70 b boxod,
o1ss1s5 Ts"a,a nost HE1n:s M nsid hlEhrr; *al;saso
srnsfs-roos, rs Sos 81 I'll: "aS sh.,t t's = ~
c,s,,vv,- , &C. cIyc1SSAT1 s
G;seiss1H. I'ss IT. q, Jsh @.-Corros-Dull; 12Hc.
, 1876-01-21
Stewart ~, 27s n At Flfty.1sconl.st. \ I, 70o1
12s ft, with sex12s # ii, aAme ltsk, dat4d
a


Ths following VETS tho 1eecipss aud nh!pnents Of
the leading ar.lcies Of produce In lhis city during tho
twenty-four hoHrs ending at o'clock on Thursday
morning aud for The eotreaponInR aso ono 4ear auo
, 1876-01-21


ehFfLE-Thtrc WAS fairly aftiye market yes,eY.
DAY. hut Prices wers again weak and lrresu1arlY ,ov.r
r" the d.o Or mdfe stale CATTLE 1905 wcvs addo yc.
erdny, thus hwell!ng tits supply to some poo3 head.
In slo face Of tha hrCeIycxcossIyo aunrty, and r..
porta Of further SHRINK nt tho Ea,t, hoacr, hid
no alternative hut to accept such prcos a buya.s ft
inoed to os1cr, sn4 va hayo 10 no.o decline stnce
satufday Of 3t@Hu. Although The tays sales ,na,ie
pretty large aggregate, there rtmaie Ia thu y,,J,
moru than enough stock to ,nect all demands t.t nv,
iide'y TO exit fos this ns1t threo of four dsye and
there II little probability that prices In tho uc.ntnc
vii! Improve 10 any aprreciable extent Tho ranso Of
aates' w'H s:sos'.oo shippers paying $37sa3 o. for
common 70 ctutrs dtoyes, butchers s9k0a37 ~ anl
$50. ~'f~"' o. *s'3esS
QUOTATIONS.
Gnbee HerYta--Finc, lat WtlEfuFnctl3 year
10 yu1r old stscrp, wuig4luH l,35j u
Good 1ecse4-holi-fattenr stesrs wsich. sso
ing ,ze' to l.4HD ibs......,.,,,,,.. i snfa. IN
MH1lnm dfAteH-hterra n f4lf fesh. weigh. 's'''~'
Ing l.la0 To .AU Uihs.,,...,,......'..s lbs, 1sc,t IN
nnschers Htoch-PoUr 10 fair steers mi eo''"e
cusnt1ton tO Cholre COWS. Tor city .auLbter
weighing An 10 Lieu hi ha.,,,,,,, = hnca47.
stoe. Catt!e-comnlou cattle, Weighing Au '"
nv" ": ,.: .,,.. Ja1&a7,
taR9; onils' rmu sc.lawag stosrs....... e2sSeo7,
, 1876-01-21

7
iiotH-Tha market oisne1 actIyv and strong hut
sE"Aa noon bscan'D quiet, and remained 10 70 M
IT, pscs q packing grsdes waro without notIcca-
70 igat Nsig4ts aud s1tra pladyphtas there ~. Al
nussnee o1 ee Trading wss ut S5A9s lis for uferior
" sAfs-Ps7asapAuy n S1.lt87.s0 fv1 pseitux hose
, 1876-01-21

Rsl pr s,.t: Sss.ins o.. taa LOO rer ha. Ss!ts
~ ~ from store sra'Isssss, sotosloso ror III n
arlan kI,(:s sin b, IT. IT. =, roro,, o..
larger an sor Tho earlier .!sys Of tke weok nnt IN
ataIta foods thn movement wsk n more generous
.eas 'ian jolNra hal suy rsa'on 10 czrois. Values
Hrta unchanged aud vero generally stcaly. Wo
] fnne:
1siaE-1nasnou, eG@7c; caso.Ina, 7hoso; 1ousl.
csrists10; G. Java. saxaaase; lam 10. =. gox
+I, "%Se es9!ee to isocJ i!, .s.24e; aool 10
ia: i;ftsf; htssss%sts i;;s s Costa
es is s!f .f s1an.ic stp:es1 a 1
standard. lg!.oi DO No. = le.s; i, p'.u; ss.ra c,
ss Sau 9sso 81 tt t9 Il 21s yses k s1Sss
do. 7.tesAe: choice nnoasscs sagar. VS9tc: COIN.
aa 10 aooa e. 7:,~.s: Nsw ',iie,a' :se
on dtr s1iTer lrp. % e.tss .tt a, ca "a
&C: Eooi snear.iousc Atrup, sG55e c1trs liz, 6sSs
Ertte. 81 ssc; do common Ia gooi. 4atas.c; Porto
.sb.s1s MSS o,,'sss 4hss'e eon'n'o" m0fasss,
sfscEs-AlIsplsr, 1ata17c: core., hs.; cassss, ma
@ sn;;. atn mtipsF isas,sxs; nutn'a', sa'@.o; Cal
No.rs|rrsu. r;s ite' German ,,o,1.a s<6a,c
whi!o Ly, es5ss; %hl.e Ho:s, eassS.; % u s5son
shs1s s'ane@f1esss9 e: sss saatyH %ss tH c;s;e: d. e
Fer gle,s q aoHe: q rorn. toaio;1a ''' Wv w.
|
sSss$$ ss,S e 8 S :;aS ~ ;s:
.na pfsts s'So,ooo; H. 10, ssoss5; E5t4s s;
ona; ~, fso heF b 99s s9 's,n 70
III, mi5Eswsre 8; ,1 so sna irregular Sales VT,
Gtesn ely hatchesr, 5k9Hc; green cure,l light md
asar5 7x.5As part cssel os:s: green s,ltsd kir,
. and ea d. ~ a's @ ny
l14o; descon ski1s &1ussoo. damaged STOCK lri1isg
pes. voal estimated IS washed. rar IL. aEa3;e 0.'sp
Lu4iDRh-Mas IN moderate demand aud ttcatiy,
Following are tho quotations:
First aud second cIrar, Recommendation 57nn
1hifn c!eaft tnch h................. :r1.t0 s3sD0
.u .ln eteAs, .aSk 3i.1Ha1a.D
Ciesr sdinE, ras and second. ......... la,du.tl.o
riaos na ........ 1f.Et9l7f1
1rriouIna' utst eomfnohs urtsset.. ..... 3l.1JS..
flooffnR' second common, slresseI.. :. q snGaajno
i'o -. poar1s 35.0AsJfn1
stoek 5o.r!. il MD il :sosas1IS aS
!, ttoek hoas,s. ....."............,. 2..pofa2fC0
stosK poaEh. 1900 SiGUU
Ceiuvn ambcr, Is II and 5ien%15go
Joitt' aud stanns. " to "a ft......... l20o3iaoo
1Atu,..; Lisa 9,0u
g - 25Ha 800
MErAis AID TIENs si0cK@rrs1o ssSs s.: iS:M S:a
very light during tho past few days oE,ug % tho tIa
fa9 Thas5 a Int orsa 70 ow
70 o". If Eef; fss 1Sa as 6s9
DO II. 1874, ~ roolnu itzao it, slo pta I'll
.6ssune a s os isss s re- g!;!2f =
No HseIs(, to 5,ss,: 5,'s, Iac s,n' sEss
o No; J. sta!ncd. lies american l;uaaia H. lsc; d.
lie: ga1anzcd Iron, No. %, Ito; discount, Is rcr
"SSi; II 81; u iSs IL !; M TIT
se sa1is%ess ssaSs ss :s : :Sj ;5; 3,;i,
olL6-CArbon was acttvc ard firm at W,dnta,
, 1876-01-21

CLEVELAND PETROLEUM MAnKrr -
tLEySLAAp, Jan. 2o,-retroeum 1rui: stapa.rd
*Ae tl1a ct' lie; i5o tstato) sestt l2s Michigan.
t4Itc, in car lots
, 1876-01-21
TELEcRAPHlc MARKET REPORTS,


toRelGN MARKETS.
| T,rrnroo, ~ ~ ~. -. - ."easo I I'',e6s.
M . oto A i1'-N NA'oH-t'o'4 2's 1a
| ,y.,rno,, ,v,u.
.s ~. "nsa'-"n'es' NO. !, los: No ?, o. 81;
~. Ios III; club, No. l. 1ta 81; No. 2, lns pd,
Corn-Nov, cSs 1d@31Js; oll, 31sa3ls CT
lnoF1stoHs-Pork. 82s Cd. Lard, Sys.
| L1vEnroob, Jan. 9o--l:so p. .m.-L.np-sas1
| Cd; No. .. III Cd. - "''
misunderstanding No. l, o. 1od; No. =. Ga "a
~htss No. !. lot 81: Mo. = 1 ii; club No. /. 11a Cd
No. Z, 1os 9l. Corn--Now asg 0le1s, ID nf, %, ri
G7ls.
L1vHRrooI, Jan. Co o-L1tss.-Corros-stea :
balca ipcutlJnr 2 cu1 for .,,pc,,,,op ,n,, xr...
lo,s3a Amtrtcali.
BHrApa1urTa-Dn' Californis whsto What. aver.
sgo, To- 4d1os st; DO club, los ptG31ls: red weot
ern srrins, No3. to l. n odc.o, mi w,.,.x+ -,
now corn, 81 ClSasa ID do old, :Qa cda3ls. Lard
d9s ID.
ANTWERP, Jan. oo.-pErRoLnuM-aos.
1.oxnoS, Jan. c9-Tur u,sx or Exa,.xn.r.b,
, 1876-01-21

PiTTsBuR0 PETROLEUM MaRkET.
ffrsnunt, Jan. 1.-Crule petroleum arm and
moderately active; 500 as PArkers, refined ouiot st
191@1a;ic, rhlladcphIs delivery.
, 1876-01-21
NEW Yonk pRY.aoops nanver

:. HE" 7UT!K Y:N05t5$ NARKET
HE" aoEx, Jau. :co.--TAe package f.ale In doncs.
ttcs an' woocns wns rather quiet Cotton goods were
ftettly Ut current 1uoation. Plal prlata, eambrcs
nad ehistlngs wore In mojorate demand. u!aglnms
were mora nctiVo Richmond fancy prints opened at
- anu hosn At 'sc Agents vars receiving fair or
dera for Gno fancy c,ss[ncrc4,
, 1876-01-21

LATEST.
NEW inNx, Ian. 10,-Gall closed at 49, aft.r all
Tsneih is"E ll2k IL l1Jai. Tho rates paid 9os car.
f}lng ~cEo S, L. and per cent.
Governments were strong aud higher With 1srpA
Investment demand.
Railroad bonds wert nr7n,
state securlstts wcso qufet and etrou1,
lls stock market w1s gcn.rally lower In e,rly is,
shF but, after midday. became ll. sn,, rr!ccs o
saoeeo 10 ths' cnesra list During tho la.t hours Ct
u" market WIS strong and higher, particular.
y :or Western shares; Northwestsr,, advanced 10
9 Tor common. and 10 59t. for pref.rsc eloaiug Ut
.ae msnest polut. s Paul common Ioxo W.. and
Preferred 70 ~; Lake slors 10 ej4, rael6e Mail
s,sat.,s., Mss'rn u.ion as 771sa'7I. ard ol!o and
t:1,!a t:1,n,,'i!! = .s.1h,t. Waoaun rose to q. uua
noHe 0e,g a Slight sc1ction. Ir7n.actlons nggra.
catcd -. ool shares. nt which l*.N4u wero rsrinp
81. al: - Wese.a unlcn. T,0do NnsthwtHtcrn ~.
1,UV WahtGb. '~SS o"'o'' eAo
fGAH, "'' r A@'E' '@Aas11o PapeF'
Customs receipts, 35.Ec,oD.
iae Assistant Treasurer d!abuf4ed &eo{ co.,
aha1ihe" $G,ho1,MN.
, 1876-01-21

PROVISIONS.
hot fHobuCIh-"srs moderately active. hut
,enea 70 au saa!ar rangs OF prizes, though t,ero wal
A'llo casnUs 10 quatatton1. Hogs wsra only In moo,
rate supply, and hrmsr but huers Of pro 1uct wero
ifce sellers and othcr ponta mere ea4iet This s1tna
tion presented no other new features Tho work NJ
packing u proceeding alowly under ltRbt SUNNY of
Inc "a" MATERIAL thu recent bad woatter ay!nc mi
the country r"ads into bad condition. from which The,
lasa hot recovered long enough to permit s.o,,t,,
o he volume OF ctr rscc'pta And 80 ths packers srs
still on ha aaEsons oeat shsy hayo eon f,r 70 yonu
acre bttls by this tino III lbs utton Of te box nnH
she ohy Thing lctt shcrc. Thsy A.ys operated this
Winter untr great dscour.gcmenta Tho market lain,
al,1ots mO.s sn"nstshtl! against them.
t.a'tr thsn Wcdntsdsy sfturnnvn. ,er nHss.d
GaT ~. sFesi, !oF future, With fair iemsna Tor car
sssaiy III hn o,t hIss : were rs!otsd of 7so Ds At
= Isra:sy II VIE = 7:5o brs sesr .tsse
is1 ssa ts t .s., BIT. .ost \. Arr,l !. .laslX
Tic .nasSs closed s1 ss,Sy =. Is II aIe.s
# ,ss saa s5 3s .ts, sa1 ssff i' sss
tEns nj s Sales we're SO b,. la f,o ona ne. sst.s Z
LAEr-was le.a active. and Aho,, se nez ,oa II,
lower. In sympathy with dcrlna IT Id 1r III f.. ~
Liverpool, snsl weak toms In Hew yurG Tin oI,n ~
s. rsrors u 1 s tss. ess at q =; ar1sp
M.t. ,f'ss fshf'-5y r. is s To- .elsr
Tcs i,asa ~ tss r. II, H. 1p .t,, :,
cosea quiet st 3l1.l6 caaA seller January iii Ms
!..14 st!!sr February; Jl2.37}$ SELLER Msseh; aui
Arrt1 3l:5?EG9la.55, " "Ae
MxAfk-Hsfs 1alas and shade c1sIcr being offered
fae ~, uete iteel1 Ut former prices. uh.o buyers
iuo Inquiry fur crreut sHn, nj was fair-for fmturs
aa a. H.es wre reported Of no IT, grtcu Shoulders
M - Mo,ies1c s to ~ aalted DO At 10 cash; aud 71;e
10 10 % tfssta terms; 10u bss shprt rtlu 1t
ps green 70 at 70 b1a Cumbaffantis u ID c 1oo
sIft eisast y Ito 40u tes Icke Iatns st I1na
~ tau; a;p Io ~ grsrn hsus = $lo.2,cAloG; 90 Irt
fulE1win1 FAI.Ro Gf nrfcta. s'"ne4 A. 1uo
, 1876-01-21

loHo tecf February boxed; gram hams, 1oaioSe ;
sath o. teller January; jong,cus hsms, t1si2e,
bo5ed: bacon hams, IsSl3Ac. '>'
ffRsAsg-Was noninaf At 7S1e.
nEEF FRODUCTY-wers itca!y and ouict Al n M
$20.ktta3l.5D for hAina. @N9@7' NM
TALLow-Eas quute41 ii ske
, 1876-01-21
RAILROAD TIME TAn1r =
ARRIVAL and bRPlRTIiRF Or IN TRjlI1lSj

r,s'a1 mtr1tAs:E.nH oy I.rnNEScT MAI.s It s..tis, n
tive snnlA1 1t s;uv a. n. Daig. -
, 1876-01-21

Tho lowest pont of tho .ssr'a Prices vas touched
development Of unfayosahIo prospects, ca,,se shsrs
Fse o. fnly = Cd reg ccnt,l most descrtpons pf
Mieat os tho BEGINNING Of August Very nne haryeat
bcen lost. Ns -e-Ae" LAS Nv"
lmports into Liverpool. Of wheat and -four ram.
Dset, hloW al unprecedented tual e1ceediuR for thu
nrs o tose u ls99 but atoe2a. though very heavy,
see no; ges an At sha cl1se Of 1862 during which
less than In 1875. 3@~AAas
Cousleri1H Tho quantity Of old whcat lift over. our
ioslncrs deliveries since harvest show tst ruijlcrs
harn taken az unusually small percentage OF t,o uov
NJ aonls owinE to III inferior slilal!ty
frosrocA for tic mkt crop are not rerv f,voro11
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gfises 70 SOW mora woas than customary anI aoui
ncal o. that proportion was delayed or injured Lv
heav9 alltn'nnal rains. Supplies are. however. etil
a1ge an1 "a capitalists hnve lost faith In uany forer
setNties n may to neseasary u Rst agricultural pro
daeo to Euglaud for Aua,lcIal ree eons. paw
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The Morning herald., 1876-08-10
Centennial Notes,

Thermometer 30 degrees on Chestnut
street at noon yesterday.
| In order to get cool visit the hydraulic
annex to Machinery Hall.
The fund for the Children's Free Excur-
sions now amounts to $6,23O.55.
The absence of music from the grounds
is conspicuous and deplorable fact.
The cash admissions on Tuesday were
33 1907 at so cents, and % at 25 cents.
National Guards who drink bad whiskey
! in Philadelphia are to be graded as Fusil-
GERS.
The saw mill is now in full blast, but it
fails to receive the attention which it de-
serves.
The aquarium In Agricultural Hall has
been completed aud attracts considerable
attention.
The medical departments labors have
been considerably reduced during the cool
weather.
The Executive Committee have their
hands full now that the Commission is out
of season.
As soon as Autumn sets in the various
side shows around the Agricultural build
ing will begin.
People never think of discussing politics
on the Exhibition Grounds ; they have so
much else to occupy their attention.
Col. Forney. of the Centennial Guard,
has been granted leave of absence, and Dr.
rector General Gosham is commander pro
tenn.
The first of series of experiments with
fire extinguishers is to be made at p. M,
tomorrow, on the slope north east of the
dairy.
The hot weather and other things have
melted the Rolling Chair Brigade from 40
members which it composed at the opening
of the Exhibition, down to 100.
The House of Refuge officials are to con-
tinue bringing the boys to the Exhibition
until all of them have seen it, The expen-
ses are borne by Mr.. Geo w. Childs.
The Morning herald., 1876-08-10
LETTING DOsU9s the Bars,

A correspondent writes that there is a
railroad in the southern portion of Lancas-
ter county that has some novel features at
tending it. One is that there are fences on the
road in some places and at which the engi-
neer is obliged 10 stop his iron horse and get
out and having let down the bars he drives
through, stops again, goes back and puts
up the bars to keep the stock in their re-
spectiye enclosures. He is engineer, brake
man, fireman and conductor, and is q man
well suited for so many responsible posi-
tions. Where is there road to excel this
in novelties =?
1t is said that there is a railroad In Flori-
da on which the alligators are sometimes SO
thick that the engineer has to get down
from the train and drive them off the track.
The Morning herald., 1876-08-10

ell give the citizens of East Fourth street q
good pavement. The petition
to contain the opinion of Mr.. Lore, and to
It be appended the names of all the prop
erty holders on East Fourth street.
On motion of Col. Pretzschner, the Com.
mittee was appointed. The Chair named
the following gentlemen as the Committee: !:
Chairman, Henry Pretzsehner, H. E. Al
bert, James s. Heald, John Akin, Sr., and
William H. Robinson.
On motion of the Secretary. Mr.. Sparks,
the Committee was authorized to notify
Council at its meeting this evening, of the
intention of the Committee.
The meeting then adjourned, subject to
the call of the Chairman of the Commit
tee.
The Morning herald., 1876-08-10
MAKING FIVE DOLLARS.
An Easy Way of Doing it-Horace Gyeely's
Martin Ignored.

An Easy way OF Doing tt-H0r0ce GTeety's
Martin Ignored.
Yesterday morning man called npon
E. Griffith, -four merchant, at Sixth and
Orange streets, and offered to sell him q
horse. Mr.. G. was induced to look at the
animal and finding him fat, well-fayorcd
sort of beast, and learning that money
was no object to the anxious seller, he
concluded to invest. After some parleying
over the sale, bargain was made, and the
horse conveyed to Mr.. Griffith for the very
reasonable sum of S., cash. This moderate
price aroused the suspicious of the pur-
chaser, as to whether the man had "bona
fde" claim upon the animal; still he
decided to hold on TO his purchase, as it
probably would be worth IS to retain him
for the rightful owner, in case he should
call, so the seller was allowed to depart.
The horse was assigned comfortable quar-
ters in Mr.. Griffith's stable, but was not
permitted to occupy his new quarters long
for soon Mr.. Jason Davis, a farmer residing
near Hare's corner, came to town in search
of q missing horse. He eeen -ascertained
that horse had but recently been sold by
stranger to Mr.. Griffith, to which place
he at once repaired, and recognized in Mr..
G.'s late acquisition the form and charac-
teristics of his missing Bucephalus. Affairs
were soon settled between the two gentle
men, and upon the payment of IS to Mr..
Griffith, Mr.. Davis received his stolen prop
erty.
Nothing of the man who sold the horse
can be discovered. The supposition is that
he was in needy circumstances and decided
to relieve himself from want by making q
li't sprcniation, and ignoring for once in
his life, anyhow, the maxim Of the cele-
brated journalist: "There is no other way
of making dollar than squarely earning
it," he went for one of Mr.. Davis equines,
making five dollars In the manner described
above.
The Morning herald., 1876-08-10

NOTlCE'-Reports from the Signal Ser
" vice Station indicate q heavy northeast
Ftorm along the Atlantic Coast, and for
IBIS reason VIC thought proper to postpone
he excursion to Atlantic City until Thurs
hy, Anguish 10th, when it is hoped we will
have fair weather. With this information
We thought it would have been unkind to
lake the excursion, knowing it would be
100 cold u battle, for which many go. We
hInk the large number who bought
cketS and those who have not, will APP
prove Of the postpOnement and enjoy the
rip on Thursday next, the 10th inst. The
JVhn A. Warner will leave French street
wharf at o'clock. j. GOU, Ely,
aNsl5t C. MORROW.
The Morning herald., 1876-08-10
Police Courts.

Before the Mayor came William Puph.
charged with assault on R. Moorehouse.
Sentenced to a fine of 50 and costs of the
case.
?. Hayes for assault and battery on his
wife, required to pay the costs of the case.
Chas. Stevens was charged with cruelty
to dumb animals, for want of evidence he
was discharged. Charles kicked pig for
getting into his potato patch and roofing IL
up. This Of course was sufficient cause for
his actions.
The Morning herald., 1876-08-10
Picnic on the Brandv,ciae.

People living in Wilmington and vicinity
should bear in mind that there is picnic to
be given on DuP6nt's Banks on the after
noon and evening of Saturday next, nnder
the auspices of the Brandywine G. L. Asso-
citation. Persons wishing to spend pleas
ant day should not fail to attend as no pains
are being spared to make this pleasant a.
fair. Dancing commences at 2 o'clock.
The Morning herald., 1876-08-10
RessaOnStTNnCe.

At the meeting Of Council tonight the
property owners along Walnut street, will
present remonstrance against the proposed
pavement of that street. The remonstrance
will be signed by upwards of one hundred
persons owning property along Walnut
street.
The Morning herald., 1876-08-10
WILMINGTON. DEL. THURSDAY AUGUST TO- 1876
NOTICES.

NOTICE.-RUN OUT IN NINE YEARS
IN AND ONE MONTH. The Aid Loan
Association ,hs wing matured its first series.
a meeting of the stock holders of the asso.
ciation will be held On Monday evening
next, August IA, to hear the final report Of
the auditors, and close up said series. SlO0
nave :,een paid on each share, which
amount has rapidly accumulated, the re-
suit OF the great success attending this as.
sociation since organization, making a ne t
profit Of over Ia per cent. per AMMAN.
aulO-4t GEO. G. MARIS, Sec'y