davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-08-09

WIRE tr,ycd Of 81 r< Winters partly At 81 70; !s's
1Y* ernc extras rhrhy At 81 1ts.stH 1H h'ls ssrrr
zines s private ernr; and :21 ht+ rye donr. rsry nt
sa..5. Tnia. liza tsis Tho mnrkrt eos'S At VIZ t"
iuwine range o rcrs; Cholrc I" f's"rtte brands q"
wlnt"rs, q. aa7.aI; good to prime brands Of rincr
So 5a7, m; choice 10 tnt EprtnE, 47.fha7h; fAs 10
gpod spring. &C. NtzB 80; low spring. a4tn25oi fAf
to good snncsota sprinr a. ra 10; choice 10 ttncy
Minnesota springs. 20; patent springs 1900
D,10; low vs1,ie, &fWbS4N.
nnAx-Wa4 more active. and declined soc rtf tons
saies segregated 10 $40 20 per ton on .sacf
Erxxxxixaa-Fnic was ms,s Of 10 tons at St4.oo per
ton free On board car.
CnHs-MxAt-EAte was rtalo OF 10 fors todsSb NJ
&17.sn pet ton on Track
wnEAr-WA. fairly acttxf. chiefly for fnturr. and
a; tss,HF M e, tt s :" 's 'ss
e.rs r. ast %s;aes "f's iH
n. Il: 'sss :; e f s' g
e c' 5 nrT I m e
tt aastsa xenexay weak n ss IN
ssss's5; ~ ',s :ssss 'ss
p; ;sss'''~ $i!f +: Il;
s s:s'S :sssss / 81 ''s i .s;f:fss ;s;'ss
f;:'a*S !: :'s' :S ss;isS #
t. ii i, NJ; !; !: $.e RS IS 81; IL IL Il Il
:,|;; II; ;;Ss Is;s Ss = III '
s;;S| ii: 'ey:s 6; :s;s H. Il
q ~ y, ~ trstE sni ii q, s1rr ,,t, fn,aFs. rar.
siMsySxsmr. ~ a W,tk1r-Was ycty u,s1ct sales wcrn
t,mltri 10 ;sI bu NJ at md hn ~ rampIu
oh fssi,,r act,r. but eacr, declining " ~,
fuiurss iii stc Oh cs.i, ine sn closed ~ Uluw hn
In; +, 1;tcSt rttan, aid uur receipts we're srFer IN
ynn,r hat iilsy eyrrriri fhr ,htln1rnt%. aari New
Yntk was tin 'Tt,ts wo nre wrnttlyr III t'lu Wet.
1,en,,,nt ,,t free spcta anil tho market lsc1 1eE.
:rhr rr1inr hrnirht nut trttrr dem mi far shipment
M i,r SMWrr aid Sbe rrsiit VA. rrsritun. but
R fr thn ruiTy afs 10 fIc rfect That yrrr
1asxr nantiiirs vS strp viii fnfuArlrl Htis.g ehH
ueSt twn wecks t1lr farmers Ia thu HtTrn tstrIctt
generally ncKltttInE the ,rkrrS u small sfaa TT
lie prrse;lt- Tt ah!rplnW S'mltnucs ntt-
ivr. Seller Ausust so!1 raf} y t!s rersasd T. s,a.
~ s"j Il ss4.,s1. st*'ax u a;+ ca.h -, s.ss!
tc ~! M!g !1St ;in A. 4ade' 4 a.i s sea Sass 81
III bu No. ! ant 4H,4 H'iss 7kAM IN releste e 1I4
43Mc; ~ IN " sample at akfts on traEk ~ ss ~
Al .I3c; a1d &U hA dJ At A11o Oh HasX+ toNs' 32u"
| bu. ,..,,.t.. ,.,,. A..
uATaNetc seslFn aHI ~ iasns tarna III n: H.
s.a.x ana e,!.E e,.es & e. fns rr affs. s
'fss'ea earnss Il; ~ wsrs S asay %ssl%s
saorit OIL t,e MrcnRth y tn@ fef9!I" tnt -. s
c!or nearly ready TT afSS. ~ =,
sA. turn an, clots1 :: '4:a!''s. se r.
vancet 70 N,c anI e.s r. !; seHf II. ~ ~
eras 'c.aaaa a = r. :. @ e'o.'n1 ::
5Ac: isesr.1& & -. M .,fi"r;ys mi Etd aiuvly
Casn hnst Ssc ~ IN arackt n lin III ID IL
, 1877-08-09
GENERAL MARKETS.


culiN-coutinues Ia light request A. Tho fol-
lowing prices: Orecn url. 7E,7ic medium, hur rcd
tipped, aAtso{et green brush. with hurl enough to
work c7ss wv, % a 11@o n rs"r w. ,,ar 1'x
hnld, ot4se+o infcror brush +fsscs cr"oked TO- VI
t1Iu,
nurrE1, fairly active. stesay. and UNCHANGED.
The buk uf tho aly receipts nan outlet at the East
Ya!es xe,n effected at thu following rnnxo OF prtcea
Fancy creamery, 232to. Eool " cholos crads 18ts
soc, medium. I1fsi1c, tnfcrlur to common. 0"sl3c
UAG1ISG-rr!cca of grain haGs rcTlnn exceedingly
nrul. Other Euois In tho list wCTs quoted Nulot and
steatty. NJ quote, starr 4. .tkc, Montaur. :tlcs
ost ssGf a;s Asss'M .ss H. M a
,ss: a :!Sny It'll .,aR sF sE Fl s '.s{ ssf
siadss Mc quote: uood To lieut. full erean'' so'*cs
r. sssstY sss h 6 sPa
c s. 9sss ~ ss
ss 1 III :;"s isS.a. s tsss t:
os ASP = f .a ,,ssds sstss
4f,n1nI 4S" Scs ssa IL .I;|a s}ssu is*:
s3s; sa;ns: IT, s.i: 's!.::s T! .s!s
So.ss i.9f. s, sa;ac 4 as s':ttS' sents
llsi lisad.: IT, s,ss2 ss s,s:sss:
sr5as s III; saa .9.ss; oil: Hss Kim s:ssse!
:s! ~ e@:$ t'S:s:aS rs5 s;i o. s,sss% s'sS.
II |::: ss's:; ss'; A., ;'s ;;sssss :!S I:
Fass; T.: s:S.s;; :sss:
a'Ss ~ S:rE fshu usii"s esssrs s'S' .ssS 4SS ii caa
a? ?fttss%sts soS dull =. 'oela. Tna oasrln1' vsrs
t4',, T.s.:!ah !: ta'!$s. Ss sh'':s:s: sfS,
f'ss; .,sts ft@.s{{ ss{sss safe;s1 :s;
ssssSs% 3a..s t:rs e :s:s ss: a;S: ss =
t9o, t9 III sa.aasttsarc anay sM % s9i as.
, 1877-08-09


CATTLE-Tl.c tnRrtct !tsrlnyctl moro actrtty than
We hare lad occasion to nute Of 1hte. and. without
showing any apt,rccIahie ad,anre. frccs wcrr tnurc
t,ly sustained nil asU'id. At ths East the downward
Tide nrpcars to avr been checked. mi tin: fact, rc.
cr w:h The probability of moderate rim OF 1tock srn
fur the remainder Ut tho wcsk. partially restored cnn
dcnec n,, thu different classrh NJ buyers took hold
with cnnal1eeAhte fsccoM and the hulk Ut tbs fresh
offerings and Ut tho stale cattle wcFo dIaposrd IT.
Eatcs ltd not hnyc yrEy wc ranKc 81 % 81 lIciHG
the extremes. Most Of thc trailing was oac at g. ia
3uU sor na!ru an! Inferior Mtscl nts IT hutch.
en- atu, At e. 7r~ 20 for Tcxas hruu4h catttrt and
Al 81, 7Mti ~, for medium to good sccrs4 Ab1ut no
head CnturAlu cattIa changed oHhera at a. ibid 70.
Tie market Ctuscd ttrndy.
4EDrATt0Tf*
Extra Observation-Disclosures weighing l, 40
hs sHA upwards ..R5.ao65.75
ChUIre Nrcreh-fthr. fat. we'll. turflied ].
10 III ............. 5.t0s3.31
Cpyd t5rr. cs--W iii. .tat.cncd sicrrs. weigh
tn1 L. tET tn 1.:ab nA......-.++.....:.. A.2534.Ha
Medium t'r1lcs-stgcra 10 fatr tleah, weigh
Inn .tS1 to L. .Ul ns..................1 1,2034G
butchers Stock-FaUr tO colnntntl a,cCrs. ami
weigns aSi IL ,itD Is. ................. oas Is
StucE t:atttc-EOuliliUh CATTLE weighing 7un
tnfrrior-i.iEilt Ind th!n c1Ha hcifcss. s.axa
hl,x and xrAkw1x ktccs8. 3.1tGa1.50
Texns- y truFeA 3IIE<II Is
Vca1e-tcf lU0 ~ fhaslfeA}. uktA 10
, 1877-08-09

months to rnn arr 7fo1 per cent. Grocery paper I"
to pcr ccut for sixty hnv and ~ to 70. fnar
months acceptAncea, and single name - tnS.
Douhle named gold rnprf Is to +tf for sixty day,
and 10 j for fn..r months.
GOLD AND 0IkEHSHACKt.
Cold Tva% 104 i fo105x in grccnhacks.
urccnbscks were a5H1g4x cents on The dollar
In gold,
, 1877-08-09

Tho following were tho receipts and shipments
OF The leading articles Of pFo1ucs iu this city daring
the twenty -four hours ending ut o'clock on
Wedpesdsy moruin2 and for tho pondin9 tina
Last yGay:
, 1877-08-09
CAlICQES.

PROVIDENCE, r, l., Aug. a-The Dunna
Print Manufacturing Company, Mt Providence,
have cut down thets production 40 per ccntnn
on account OF tho low priccs Of prlnts. 1la
Corheco Mills aFe reported to have stopped.
, 1877-08-09

nrMcr aaasE a ~ ~ nha q r.
pour 10 extra grades. rx xo,r
INV Yonk Anx -i1Ey4:-IssSs%tpa a% maE. ias.
VI ~sek. gaaits maihiy esas'aSa Ma .aslaa. sn'asi
rlHeL sf!ut W nor u, Heat " maEkrt H'!d at lH(s
ss Hui = ~ s:.asa 1usa' s cSsr
ayainst 4 ~, f1r tl,u iams tlna sst week t secp
ent lanll afo n talF acaa1 y dofnfE nRtna oot ~.
,ts sn x wsaKnt sbrs fai,Wnd lin, IL fn Tin
ai;rr foF several untrtsl tai sl.ccp for t1Io. fsx
81 Tbs beat labs a'la at 7hei TAe Va. tlo ntstlc
nI9rs tnf etsMs' ~""e cqA'aoa @"a o'ua"s15 'a'""s
%visx-itscrinta 4. sn making 9, 1sO for two days
against g no tr linn Iast week Market xAslct
for te hoEs PtF 1oo 4os' VIVA thfee CAT
sosas sot4 - s''"o' nrrv.,n
nryv.rn Aue R-ftrrL = -l.ecstntA AMI rnarket
dull viii liet ietna!d, quutati0ns Iio OF from tho
opening 9untxt!nhsuf the wtskt Eastrrn a4yeeacsqss
,Ino n1.dss 'e"~" IL t"o sarus "so'
SHsxr XII I.vns~ilee.psa !, no. fair desntt for
,ansSs tss.alian. "a 2Isdt31i eooA e bcsi iixhl.
&tN%tan,; tsMaua sa.sp; ~: Ha;'*s' M "cstefh
III tsas tS, vtSsi ~ t.st axtta * XII IL Irsvv Fsfr
=" ~ nAtr,xosa,
r. ii n,.nl nj n,ir.s AZ L II ~ ,nrar
nAts Soea y 'st M asn."9 IN d ~ & HI H. oTSs. @
4uf1, ~ 7aA ~; ordinary H. l3'a aloat sales
st aaa5 u 1rcslrtt, !. G.st s9lfa- L. ttsu
I1HAiaaft been IN t41F snlad. hut bFlees arc low
ri r.nxa. s7;1s*s oJs IYsset. m ri
Tor pthc4 kta4s TAAKe, tt1AshN. !saceipts u, ala
! Hr. Lavit, AVE Authoritative, but lower, a.
*C.TTlx1yomlnslfy unchanged for shipping grader:
bIcArfa' stuck xhd TcxAns alowsr. bul not Gut aty
, 1877-08-09
COTTON.

NHw OnL RAMS, Aug. .s-CorroN-1,u1l and unchanged,
Rsca t05 tcs; recelp net, % baiefs exports to Ncw
York. I'D; ttouk, q. +t5,
cnAnLksTox. Ang. s-CoTroS-pu,ls middaE.
ttSsct net rcct!pta, 10 bales.
BAvAnxAn. Aua. 7,-CurroN-Dull. midl!lnF, itet
net recelpt. 10 baca sates 1sl to tho Continent 4
coastHjsr, 90.
MoniLx, Aug. B.-CorroI-EomlnAl, mtldItnE At
lO4c.
uALvksTpx, Aug. 8.-Corrox-WoAk, niddlIng II
lD9sc, net receipts. Et hnies; sales, 10.
NonroLK. Aug. s.-Cor70s-I>nIl and nominal. 1ulds
dlInN, tG1{c; shipments coaAtE Etsc. $50 bales.
DALTlxoKE-AuK. H.-Corro1-pull} middlang u
Il4cf groas reccipta bale; aaes, Is, coastwac. u.
, 1877-08-09

T(j(ih-Yhefo WAS ! wel Rnat1IneI acttvIty n t!6
atinin. ,,cnaa hut tbrre was virtual suspension nf
greJutiona On The part of Local ctern and under the
iiferai UifarfnRH Tho market nauIn ruled weak md
inYef Mont 0f tho light i1 wcEu takcM At Sc retiIu'
lion from Iue.lay: vres: but 9f tt!s hsavy 9Iadss
!haah .feTs wete Glsty q willing .c!,r. q ~ y ~ "
conltnnn 10 prime dr0yes arid they expect 70 9ct Tho
hogs 4. that rnRc today aata wsIo rep01ietl nt
for posr 10 cholcn casy. hnst At O.: a2o fnr ca
f.asnn h,,Es Mctc taken early at f5 10 rms market
cset dill and weak, With mott VI tho heavy hoss lctt
, 1877-08-09

Loxnns, Aus. 8-bp. m.-Wcather dull.
tulla0is, Us a.1H,
Ausrtcsn Srcurlies-D7s, l00H; 'G8s, 100a;
10.lOs, 1tOii; new d. 1o7!i ccntIa'. n1si; Esics
o.; nrctcffed, 1btt; Illinois CentrOl. h0H.
fAias, Aug. s.-1scntss. 1Gif .7hc,
, 1877-08-09
FINANCE AND TRADE.
A Liuht Country Demand
for Currency.
Tho Produce Markets Moro Act
iye and Generally Weak.
A Downward Movement in Grain and
Provisions.
FINANCIAL.


1c1NA%CrAr
iA1~1>A'
-,..., -, III .,s.. tho |
Inc loan H,"'Hc' WI" a"'t" v" s",r,,. wn.
movement OF currency ~ wv ~ ,.., W..
fcPtr*ehcn "s heM.-"4".. .''n o - ..mn4r~
pecte". fhe "eman" '"F ' ~ .,w,,v ~
account was more 'no"esa'e' NV. 49,. 49,. hsrt. W..
Papc' rom '"e cnS eu''''e'' - 'e
no. heavy. ............ ,.u, .,.,,,.
ihefe N growing p'e'T"'e ~ 81" .. .us.s,a..
Hes. Hoash-oi noc A'cl nv, INV ,.a..x, Mea,,ng
VINO hh'e pht the'r n"nes a' ~. aa,n,nvmcnt
ee."'4'1'' 4'1.,'.. ",e ~" n ".'"
IN ""'n Ae1'.e "'S ee,1o oer
.r VI uTs"'as aasea.. a. s"s ~, soit in.nn arc
zen. 70 regular s"''''"e'' y" law
H'n"c u, yer ce'. a, ,.u..,,r hsnx. Al
sew ,o'R eStna"se ~as 'o'' o''"e'" -"
Per, anu wa wins ~ ~, s.''a, ,,,o nm
'ne eteAf'hsn "e'e - 'oOo' Wv.
lHsuHA".a Asu.'.~ ''. -. .oS, 4. o,,r
a nc" lhs"fahce IN" "cn. 's''" eN's' >. W. ~"
York ye'terdaJ. lt- purpose IN 70 Prosens Gun.
ranef ffo" mak'hg ia'se o. oecensse s.a.ene".s
In advertisements caFas' Hiens' e.er'.eauS, "
III my other way As 'ntefpfetca ~ S"p.'
tmylh, OF Tue insurance ueparlmch'' N ~
qu'rrf that all sen'' tafds, ootGFs' lesse,s",t
eneel"les' po,ielet eestiAca'es u e.ne"a', a"s
u1ement3' r"nllc an",'"eei.e's' 49, So H.
porting to 'es 'ostl' !" any mannss 'ae n"n'.'
condition u company ana nshea' " e.ss.,.cn,
or "lHplasa a''es .''f "ase' ,sIt m 1880, re-.
thrcc items. VIZ. Assets hsallape lo' We iosee,
cnnal N"ck pa'd m nes snspns ton snv oas.s "
total aest" minus 1o'al l'ao'.e'' '"e'ua"e ."p''
tall. SiYnh IN use Representing hmunhA noI Gu.
tirc'y available iof t"e payment vi nte io'ses 'uss
hc removed. ana alsn' mus. 10 eh"'scs '"s
l'nh;'ltie' fal oc'o" 'ae "n'oun' 'a"'o'ts. ~
Statements no" On me- ....
TIE fh1tEfhEssthLE coaPLtcF IN NALL si"eEi'
Most nf the New York pnpcfH arc tteklaag Inc
r1thlie paase win lntlmatf'hs OF coming nsn4 III
Wall street between inc heche ma aoh!u iaeHons'
, 1877-08-09

FLOuIl-Was duu and sxIn easier. hoidsss Of q!
e.rru. choice Alnne4otas being an1laus to sc, AID
willing " su further caae+s4ials u oEarz W Aaposa
, 1877-08-09

DosTox, Aug. 8.--wool-Very little change. Mann.
facturrrs continue to purchase wanted rrtcea
changcd. Medium and x Ohio Geeces. A1Gs4Ac: XX,
,socl XXX and pckiock held higher, conbtng and de-
aInei In dtmands taken fast oereds sales at os
Csc, u to quatys very choice. otQa7cs pulled
sold clQaq and fair demand At 1s4e4lc,
, 1877-08-09

Long and lhart rasafs quoted = sJSo eash ot Az.
9usts nd 05{c saer ssps sR,,sr Fiaas ant<t Il
Si &c fjs as as ~ GsssS &sa -
K4tou quoted i 9esttte for thoal1sEa ~ *a4s to1
AhQtt sha 41*A;tu fO7 sYaEt cleASs, lGtsAltks fof
hams, Ill Cknt &sxJ and packed.
ijEEA.x- ~ quiet II 4ix4&7c. $50 -
EEEE FK0DUETH-wefs stxadY and quiss u SIC. Is
64TitU ior nles4: sll.73sl1oo tor sAfrs messs and
Tlv saxA.s4 ~ for hRti1a.
TtIIuV-Ws4 aYoIta ut 73<o tur cltys and 1s(S7ttc
tur country. kAls Hss made ToesdsJ VI ieo era city
II s. lAS.
, 1877-08-09
T1nY GOODS.

Nxw YORK, Aug. s.-DusncM faIr In several depart.
ments Cotpn goods in stcA " demand nud tH1, rr,nu
active, and nearly III leading makes reduced 10
Gtc 0inghams !n good demand. Mems wcar wool.
ems In iatr requcst, and anncls le active. but nF
Foreign gooIs Improving.
, 1877-08-09

y, deg AZ: natural q, deg sn: rcdncr! ~ drg.
.sfs"1r.
tFtTtlFE-Thrrr was rornr turthrr tu7nr"srtnrrt IN
tho injnAnI. hut In blhcr rrkrcftA tht MARKET MAS
wtln,nt mi irr Mir ci1ahvr Wt{tlbte:
, 1877-08-09
PETROLEUM,

rIrrsnuR1, ,Pa., Aug. s.-fETnotECM-Eruie M.
ssealy At a. 3o2 % II Parkess; renucd 13c, phla.
dc'phta delivery.
CtKvxLAHD. o.. Ans. B.-rETnotIux-1tarIe III.
tie weaker sud pflceg unchanged; standard white, ITO
test, i2xc.
, 1877-08-09

lou og ~. per cent compared with tho frse ha,fof
1a7t, The cut,on used has at tho same tiMe been
OF better quality. and. allowing for the increase
In the uumber of pounds turucd Sut, will bo aboatG
ttf crut. Ths prices obtAtned have BEEN low. but
inv goods produced haYs n! bssa marketed
LIABILITY or BTocKuoLDsRs or OHIO BAIL.
NOApa.
S1ap }aFt sur.
The stuts of Uafo. under who're jurisdiction tho
Ohio 4 Ms.s!.s,ppi tstlruAd Company. the MARIETTA
i cincinnati, the Atlantic tiErat Western. tho
Cleveland, Columbus. E,atuuati 3ndlAnapoltt.
and 4e&rfxl othc1 Aorlbtd corporations hoid thetf
charters. has tbe fulluWlay psuynlun In ttx Con.
stitutlon. Article xl1l. Ser. j:
Ducs fro ,orsorntsuI. sAsA b. secured b. such In.
dYtduA ltsblIIty Of ssutk khurrs and other mcshs -
holden ahxil be liable, over AID above the ahsEcs ~
In hrt nt4 sad any 1.Iluuut unp4ld thereon. ~
further II least equal II amount u Auch stock
1t will ba noticed taAt the Liability hero men
tuned ID III umoant eqa4l to tue .IuoQpt q The
etoyk, but there IL al omlnous hut thxt this IL
ouly sulnimuu, nld that the Legislature may In
cr.ass the lluit ~ cusgz VII tbs debts Of ths
COMPANY, Ia tue VI tho Ohio 4 Mtasl.Slpp1
and Atlantic q Great Western ltzilroads. thu un.
LaIl debts, Aftet k1!u Under forcclOsnte, would
Amount tu many millions Vi do1lata. and might ha
sufficient IL utterly ruin the stoGkhul4eFs u kha
Constitutions! provision Were Eigd!y enio1ccd.
DISCOUNTS In Hxw IoAk
TIE nnauetal asticls Of TIM New York Journal o.
C1auasrte for AondaJ says:
Banks and tru4t coupaniet asr dung nothing ~
low per cent ConMs1ciAl papeF Of strictly dEas
class AID Gf short dAie only " lakeu. Weouots
sl1ty 10 ninety day iudufscd dEy-XoodA bllis ~
eettzbls ~, per cent. FouL month"; Accsptances
AIs 4iG5, AID svo single aaiacs hs1iay tvur ~ III
, 1877-08-09

At Chicago CNst0Ms AuE. 3, 1877! II. II. nay.
den. 2, sol bays OF salt; siettaues BROS. Co.,
cases manufacturing cotton; Field. Letter = Co.,
II ca1cA Ut dry goods, 10 pkcs Of dry goods; Bas.
nun, brothers, IL casss Of toys; Lowonthsl. Kauf.
man 4 Gu, u ea4ss Of chiaa, ctc.; l5ioek i Ain.
lten, cases Of looking glass platcs; r. +. Older
.haw s Co.. 200 saek. Of sst; Ands..en,, oi'sn r. i
Co ca.e ot dry gooos; John '; ,y f.r%s ! 81.
iirothers ! caset Of dry goods: jansea. McClurs 4
Co.. pkgs gIaa.warc, stc. Fowler l'sct!css, zoo
Hermann ltcss, III cases of toys. csc. Amount
collected, s., 150. II.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-09-27
More Attractions.


NNHE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
II II. d. A. NJ, Il NJ. sociely respectfully
give notice that on the morning Of the 9th
day Of the coming Fair n Grand Equesiriin
Tournament win take place by the ladies.
Presents aggTt eating $3.50 will be given away
to competitors, as follows:
First Prize, Gold watch and chain SID.
Second Prze Ladies' fine saddle SIS.
Third Prize, China tea set sea-.
Fourth Prize, silver goblet $40
Entry fee $40. Open to all respectable ladies'
indian Races.
On the Sd day an Indian nag race VIII come
of. Open to all Piuta and Shoshone com
petitors. Five or more to enter. single dash
81 mile; First. $50, Second, $50; third,
$40. Entry tee $40.
Alto n the 4th day a Grand SQuaw Foot
Race will take place. Free for all. Purse
SIS; First $40, Second IS.
Rules of the 8 ociety.
Quarter Stretch Badges will be sold ct me
tracA gate at 81 each, aud will be good ohiy
for the day.
One owner. one trainer, ami one groom only
to each horse entered shall be entitled 70
quarter stretch badges fres which shall pe
obtsined of the Entry Cleik ~ the time OF
entry
All officers, life members, ticket agents
and policemen are required TO obtain from
the Sec' etsry their respective badres prior w.
appearing on abe grounds, as no individual
will be allowed to pass To the grounds nos
wearing proper badge or holding ticket
G. G.. BmES, President
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and reminded his hearers that tne
United States had to raise money 70
pay off the great debt incurred oy the
war. The revenue from imports was
regarded as the sole means OF attaining
that end. IF the United States were
70 abolish the revenue from imports
foreign bondhol9ers would very 500"
cry out, when their interest was no'
forthcoming. He added: I'VE get
along veil enough with the payment OF
our debt. and will compete with you IN
vour manufactures for the markets OF
the world. The more OF your mer'
chants and mechanics that 60 TO Amer
lea. the better. Nothing pleases US
more than immigration OF the INDUSTRY
and intelligence of this community
We have room for all, and will try TO
treat you as you have treated me to-
day." The General was londly cbeered.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-09-27

The Sterling Minnesota, Democrat,
says large rattlesnake was killed in
Breathitt county recently that proved
IL be curiosity. 1t was perfectly
formed, save it had two we'll developed
necks aud heads. The prongs OF the
necks were about four inches long,
and the snake used both heads at the
same time striking with both, and
thrusting out its tongues in spitefal
manner, aud he had the appearance OF
two snakes so much so that the per-
sons who killed it did not discover the
deformity until his snakeship was
dead.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-09-27
DEFYING THE PRESIDENT.

The Republican State Convention of
New York met at Rochester, yesterday.
A. b. Cornell. Chairman of the State
Central Committee called the assem-
blage to order. Senator Conkling was
chosen President of the Convention,
but declined the honor. A platform
was reported, but the news. gatherer has
not given as the remotest idea of what
it is. Cornell is collector. of the port of
New York, and particular friend of
Conkling. In defiance of the Presi-
dents civil service rules which prohibit,
under penalty of dismissal, Federal of
ticials from active participation in po-
litical affairs, he retains the position of
Chairman of the State Central Com
mittee. Ia this open rebellion against
the Administration be is supported
by Senator Conkling. AS the followers
of that gentleman evidently controlled
the convention, it is probable that the
resolutions adopted denounced the
civil service rules, which the chairman
OF the committee openly violated. This
war will be carried into Congress, and
unless Hayes has more frmness than
he is generally credited with he may be
compelled to modify his orders. The
course of Secretary Sherman in deliv-
erlng stump speeches in Ohio has given
those opposed to the prescriptive rules,
pretext for demanding their abroga-
cation, as there Is no reason for de-
priviug subordinate officials of rights
aud privileges as citizens, which are
not denied the heads OF departments.
1t is unfair in Sherman to say to col
lectors of customs aud revenue, You
shall not exercise the prerogatives of
American citizens. but | will do as |
please about it. !"
1t Is no more reprehensible in Cor
he'll as collector Ut customs to make po-
ntical speeches in New York, than it is
for Sherman. as Secretary. of the Treas
ury, to stump Ohio.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-09-27

DR. HANS Won BULow is reported to
have said: IF stop practicing for one
day notice it in my playing; if l stop
two days my friends notice it; if stop
three days the public notices it,; How
different is the case with most per-
formers. II they should stop perma-
nently nobody would notice it.
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A CORRESPONDENT from the seat of
war on the Russian side. writes to u
London paper: "Put a Turk in IA
ditch, give him a gun, sackfu! OF
cartridges, a loaf of bread, and jug of
water. and he will remain there week
or u month under the most dreadful
artillery fire that can be directed
against him, without finching."
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-09-27

MARSHAL MACMAHoN refused to
allow Theirs papers to be searched.
He might have done it according to the
French law which authorizes the ran
sacking of the desks of men who have
held high Office on the presumption
that something might be found of i'm
portance to the State.
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The California Rifle Team
CHICAGO. 26.

CHICAGO. rs.
The California Rife Team arrived
here at noon, two hours too late to make
connection with Burlington and Quincy
train, and will remain here till to-mor-
row morning. The party will be due in
California Tuesday. Gen. McComo
bas been notified that members OF the
team will be detained in Stockton to
partake of banquet prepared by the
Stockton Guard. Members of Dear
born rife club, waited on party to-day
and rendered Inequalities of the city.
The Patent Office Fire.
WASHINGTON, 26.
Secretary Schurz has appointed o
commission to make investigation into
the cause of the late fire. The COM
missioner of patents thinks about 81
900 models were burned. exclusive OF
about 1900 models on which no
patents have been issued.
Fire at the Ohio Penitentiary.
COLUMBUS, 26.
A fire at the penitentiary last night,
damaged property TO the amount OF
$40 600. Insured.
Work indefinitely Postponed.
PIrTsToN, 26.
Miners and laborers of the Pennsyl-
vania Coal company to day, indefinitely
postponed resumption of labor upon
the company's terms.