davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-04-14

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IS dsais4 ss,i.a
:S:ss S%s: III
sS s!{t Iss;;T;;
ds!s 4 ffesip.t > soSSs ~ ,siss Mixea i tSfei
81 r. 81. sas Il d T.. !es:; r ;f;sstsf
::s 4 Il ,'* e. :, ,s,.s 10
Ss XII; %SsS r.. s;st :yss:;;s
.fEsss s.ssssa a.ffssslI1E 'ss'.'si va T.
:s's g: s.me!s: ;s s'% =:
!" if i !. r.. Il y "a i:%s: sss's Sos e
T. seoa demand sna e[ 1aa7ss f.,
:;ss .s.e q Ss 5e 70 .,,st Ss NG "a
= :s?:'!f !: Ic:ssss 's4 .s'
Is Ss: a. sfs' .as ssssai
.s s :Ms s,er ,sn t,a Hss
~ ~ gkeTea y s!s se: W auo.sd i essd;s
III ae. Il ossns ia s. q ressp r
q :;si !; ": 's sssss' q e.
' '' 1,R.r cary
, 1877-04-14
LIVE STOCK.
rE1frAnn-

CATTLR-There was decidedly moro life In the esttIa
trade ycscrday, and At the nodded prices Of the day
before the market ruled steady and rm The recepts
nearly 2o head less than tho number reported
tor Thursday, and 10 that fact and tho RoMnwhat
nsmer tone Of sdFiee' from % tho markets be- b..
Of Affairs here, though the better e1ass Of stock
offered for aao yesterday contributed to tho general
improvement ltuycfs In full attendance, and tho
different caMea bunxht literally. but tho combined de-
m4nd did not prove sufficient to absorb the supply
which. ncIganG tho s.ale stoss fc!l tt!e short of
1cI!ptionl+ tncluiins old 'sraw" euxs. bulls staxt,
AR, houed 0xent at 81. Dt.l for butchers atni
mon 70 s9Iss s!rEns atsf,. e stest y ~ saes wsre
droFea averaging ftpn 100 to 140o l6s. Among tha
sRics r1vrs Vt 1axn1 thluuRh cattle, RyGraR
uitgoly, Cooley d Co. sold them. Thu market closed
, 1877-04-14
l}IlEADSTUTFS,

FL0JIR-WG4 In active demand and asronR. though
E ""noas ~ Ms.ta ~ Insase ~ 9uo.s.loN1- noa's
hsrr which reduced tho stocta offered shst .he's
ss .ss ~ W . - - 80 ~ sI .ss s .s.s.s nx.1ss' .s
aenaaa iof etPon w. tAls' ana sescfa loa were pas
chaAel for future delivery. CAAA sales xet& rfpogtel
Of loo brs winters prita.s terms, md ,7oob1la
sptlas sxraa, p.riy ,. so.SW iota' LOU
brls The ,nAIkre etoted dfn at the following rangs
S7.sUa7.7s; potnron d. s7oosa7. ~ choice Miane-
aota sprlHR. s!.AhtaW' mediah1 do' ". IS*1'&s'
, 1877-04-14

Wlthdra~n from store during Thursday for city
consumption; .. a.. bu wheat, 7sO ha corn, TO
bu oats, ash bu rye, g, tls8 hu barley.
Tho following grain wiz Inspected into store in
this city on Friday mosu,nX; 6 cass No. 2 N. W.
wheat. car No. spring, cars No. do, cars
No. do, . cars rejected do t15 vhcat>; .. ours
high.ml1ed corn. a3 ears new Do, is cars new
mixed. 90 carr No. 2 corn. rs cars rejected do,
casa no grade u0l eorn,; carr white oata, cars
No. !. do, ~ cars rejceted do ct oat.>; car No.
rye, . carr No. 3 do, 2 cars rejected do, > car.
No. . harley. Total, 23s cars, Of o., COO bu.
Inspected out: 49, lD5 bu wheat, 100. 40t ba cora.
l, go bG oats $50 bu rJe. and 1. Iii bu barley.
Tho leading produce markets were excited yes.
tcsay, and Irregular, recovering from shs depsss.
sion Of tho previous evening, though prices were
not much III cher th4u during Thursdays session.
The EuuoE VI Il pfoloasa.iou Vt tas aflntsttes,
which obtained circulation Thursday afternoon.
was probably only speculative euAs for the put-
poav VI suablIn. sonic ons 10 make q probable
tam II wa sushtessly upset ycster1ay BY th*
, 1877-04-14


speeso1 Dspotea to M T1axnA
LHrKroot- April ts-ti =. in.-FLouh-No. l. AZ.
0xAtx-Wheat. winter. No. 1, IL sdt No. l. 1os tod,
spring. No. l. lis Cd; No. a. Ios Sd, whts. No. L. l1s
7dt No. J. t1s sds club. No. I. lis l0d, No. = l1s
3D. corn-Saw No. l. zoa, No. 4 III pt; old. 2st sd.
Neeeps Of wheat the fask three days. IS. GOO CTR.
4o ouo being American.
PNovtstosa-Fork, CO.. Lard. 4os.
L'vaHroot- April $3.50 p. u,.-FtouK-No I. 2ass
No. + a0A
spttue. No. !, liz 81. No. =. lof "a, white. No. l. III
eds No III 81; club. No. l. tts lid, No. T. liz sd
Corn, old, No. 2ss Cd, No. = asA- MARKET generally
strong.
Psoyts1oxs-Posk, 81. Lard. 4essd,
dull easier. 1880 stae, aaes a. coo bales, specu.
1stton aud export = ooos American. 4,ooo.
farhs and fabrics At ancheaer arc duh and tending
tawnwAn.
Observation-Disclosures for three dsrs -. ooo
4naseu: American. 4a coo: California white whcst. it,
3dAfsed; do club. lis BdAits It'd, No. 10 No. red
Western sprfaE. los 7d1ails al; do winter 3tsaIis
mixed, 25s 3dt nav DO 25s 3lG313s d. oa-Amef1c1n,
aseas cd. nariey.a u Al. Pcas-cansdIan. s7A
,CLovxnskED-AmeFiean, 85a75s
PHoFtsioSa-btts1 puEk 8sts. rrlme tneE beof, 6cc.
Lard-Anertcsu, 4os 81. Chcese-Fne American. 7o1.
Dacon-LonG clear, 8sa Cd, short do, 3sa ID.
TALton-AmerIran, B9s Cd,
FKrrDLxux-8pritt. DAT Fehnet. l3s.
LIxSEKp UlL-28s.
1sKstS-common, q Cd, pals. 13A
SrtRtrB TUKrENrfNr-1s.
LospoN. April l3.-srIHtrs rtraoIEpM-Ios.
CALCUTTA LIEskk1-a3231s.
1tNsxEp CAkr-e00Md.
SPtAlTs TuRrxar1HK-37s sd.
ASrwkHP. Anft1 ft1la.-fxTKoLxrN-s4Hf.
LtrEarooa, April S.-CorTox-Satca Of cotton for
apecuiators took 4.oo total stock ia, 600; Amer.
csn. Isl. oU; reccipta- Il, ooo American. 40 on;
actual export q, ,Go0: smount Ahonf ato loot Amerl
ican t7s.OCo; forwarded from ships sde direct 70
= frA EfH1N zRtA "a NM
, 1877-04-14
REAL ESTATE.


Tho following Instruments Wosa died for Iccor1
Friday, April -:
CfTI fkoPxAIY.
West Indiana IT, III It " Uf Wood 1t, q (,
2SA0l H. datuf March l2G.,........,.......$ 70. $50
Ashland ~, hstweau Aulsua and AI&tuk als,
-, !14txto0 7'io II. with hu!ilIuE, dated
costea i III Ii 81 X,iani ~, II, 3Iits:s
ssM!s y S !: sSs @ sssvs d.tsd @ @S
with hniinH1 dated April 7..............,,. 5000
Wcst Warrington It. tInA II Of FauIlna q,
{, 29fI1Ia It. dated March !...... .......u 500
~ daied Apr!l 10. 1850
Il, dmtet Siarch !. lH73..; .:......-.:- ITO
Indiana st. 1tbft nf $UFth Dearborn st, II,
+14 ltsl H. dated April FiU......,....+........ loo
Blue fatanl ~. l-Ntt . Ut Fifteenth 1t. ret,
341loo It. with Improvements. datea April
With other property. dated April l3..:...::.. l,so
Cenlre ~, = = cor nf Twentieth 81, v I, oi!{x --
ll0 II datod April Aun
eouTt1 o. oIrt LIMITS, WITHIN A kApIuA or exyAx
Mills 1F Tnk C1rNTs,oGtt.
Lot In 1nns7Ats Hock Ut pfyOr't auhltv
inns y ecS; :. y, ~ dated ApsiI S.:..,,S eco
sad IL, IN eSo. la 80, u. dated HoT.tu is7o 900
, 1877-04-14

ket4 On the other side nf Tho Atlontlc a. coHse'
aucnec thereof, Drltish eontols were quoted nrm'
er at noon, INT most European securities were un-
acsstool to bo deprcsecd while domestic stocta
exhibited no improvement. This brcadstutfa mar
kets 10 the east Of exhibit not only higher pffces
but more active demand. II Ia not probable that
this purchasing ia being done by tho Powers expect
Ing to bo at war The demand II doubtless from
Individual traders, and most Of It speculative; yet
therc seems 10 b no room to doubt that the In
creased inquiry Is largely baPed upon the fact OF
continued smail receipts Of wheat and rapidly de-
creaalnE stocks in the United states. It
does not now seem probable that tho
Missouri Valley or the Pactdc slopo can supply a.
much wheat - European buyers hAve expected
from this side Of tho Atlantic, war Or no wast and
IN this lies cogent argument fof high prices. Al
indicated compile of days ago. the short receipts
here woul probably hare produced this effect long
since. but tos thu fact that American hcasb kept
assuring their European correspondents that tncfo
was no occasion for alarm. New York operators
have kept on growing At the Western farmer be.
causc be would not market hs wheat freely At cur.
rent pr!ces- They took It for granted that the
farmer had plenty Of wheat, and predicted that bis
stupidity would causc hlu 10 ae1l out ultimately 1t
much lower fgures Some of them say, eveu now,
TINT the receipts will be largo ~ soon ~ secdlng
time II oret, II that season be favorable 10 the
coming crop, a. the farmers will then hasten 10
part with tho wheat they havs hitherto held back
for contingencies.
The British b uyer has seen corn and meat ship
pea tfo1' tae ~" No''" ~ psoa'.'oas qnnn.'usst
aImost ittespec't'o OF price, anu o'nef eoantues
preparing 10 eompo1e "'a Ill N ming tee oemana
lol meat u Pe.nAP" oniy nat1sa. 1aa' us
should consider wheat 70 ~ eona'F p'chidal nero,
snu 70 Do aaa u 10" ps1ces n5 nola'ns oaes
!o.H. mo 'n'efoheo 's mol necessarily cor,ee.i
Is pose'oIo iof inc on'tea o'ates 70 navo is1tse
w9eas 70 spare.
Iaefe was well sustained demand TOT ofy-
eood', ana fAIhS ssaady set OF prices. ofaets
from poth~ near ana remote arc pouring M anu
sn' 'n'e"o1s ot ,n' 'caa'hS "aolesS'e
oaeY aspect oFoces1es WeFe moving WIZ mol0
ieocaon, anu AMONG loooces sacFo was oettef
ieel'as' Ahe COUNTY foaas are t"p'aE ''np'e'.
ing. and' WIN eont1nasaeo Q! pleasant meaues. a
continued lsnplosemen. ~ tEsae u loosea los.
tne aa'snee Of tne os5 pe1ote. eoaeee were
ssesa5' 1oec. etups' nso'asseSt anu uA'
"eto ssst' incso was . uu'' nnu uto'p'
ing ou..et matkeI he suppy' 'aousa nes
'n.hT - ~ ss y. ba' e'.'sns 4,
y, " w" anec' ~. p,os aa r.La rns
.su .Hs W. ~ "saA .,a ,..,s.. ~,
uN.,. -. .a.a" u"s'Anu " a.sS pI.ss ...ss
p1sss ~ n'tTa ~ "..uea. w..
~ ~. ant 's4I.es =. , ,o. psss as.' ~.
y. us' pHs'' s.,n se ssa,,. w s.s"a,,,e
I.s,ts. s" e s.sos." ,at.n.n eo., ~ pa ,xooa
~ oaAt4' ssss' sosTs ~, w., a"H 49,.
Ne.o uu' unes ~" ., u"sa"su ~ .ao'1 ta' 40 -
va. i@.y Hss'u =. untna"s'u F'es s"s
uoe, WV " ta.ee Satsoes "olo onetsaf NV ~nu
, 1877-04-14

HOO PR0DUcTB-Wers only In moderate demand.
bHt were rather atrong during the lint haN Vt tho
aesao. IN sympathy with hrcsdatns and nr1nee feel
inR Ia hogs 1t tbs Stock.YAns After tho otcrs had
teen l1ed tho market weakened under moderate Offer
tnx frelgn huyers did not rcnpond To tho war cx.
cttcrnent, ~ theY did IN REhln ...
The Cincinnati Prize Current gives tho following a
the utntce Of hogs packed since March a. tic under
mentioned ttnceat
, 1877-04-14

Long and abort tea1 quoted ii 7Jfo eash April.
and u s1llHt May. Cumberland quiet II 7@7}{ci
!Yx cut haos tfc, Il, oksdi sxess' picked lla,la
W ~Bhc. UHeea hxHA 7A4tht,
1ac0n luoted II nc tor aatldcrt 8.4ofMn tor short
rfts ha<dtac for short gesn. I1altc for hama. Ill
cAnxased and packed.
tksAaE-- Wk4 9ufut At &48o .. 49,. .. .... .
NEEF FIsu1uEFS-MeFc steady aud quiet At 10. Is
Att,lu fsf tne0; SIT. 73tI4tu for ettth nteAs and
$la. SNA2u.taI{ {uF h1Iul. ..--
TALIdW-HAA qualad II 7kk7sfe tor city, aud ~
TIC fuF country lota. the tnsid6 for No. ].
, 1877-04-14
PETROLEUM.

CLxvzIAxp. O., April t3.-rErEoLxux-MAfket -. na.
changed; standard while. 10 tcst- 15c,
Nkw Tsnk. April t3,.Thc New FORK Petroleum Fl.
change aa bern organized by the election Of the fol-
lowing uG1cers: President, william jar 1vcs Trsls.
ureE, henry N. Curt!s Secretary Samuel F. sttoaxs
Dlrcctor1 Emil schaik, H. c. Uhicn, LvtnRstone noc
A. W. Bosswlck, Eugene Pttou James Il. Little John
GrIevea Fred Dcn.Morc. This Exchange will bc opened
for business ca tho I'd Of May.
PtrrsnrNa. April i3,-rkTHoLEux-nu!l; crude
a. 51}ka7 % At TAFkers, refined, leaiGfc Phttadel
phlA delivery.
, 1877-04-14
COMMERCIAL,

Thofollo~ing wore tho reeelpts and ahipmeaa
Of ths leading articles Of psodurs Ia this city
during tue twenty four hours ending II 7 o'clock
on Friday moruIng. and for tho corresponding
Tina last year:
, 1877-04-14


M1ss rnHx-Wss quiet and nr1nor. Tho market ii.
vsnced .xa per bF carly, but fell back Afterwards TO
only 10 kbofa tho Atost dxnfo4 Of ThussT eaas were
reported OF Is o0 b.is sclleF MAY s1Aoo3l+,+7ti
and =. SO hFls aceF June II xA42]&ts1t.Go, Total.
II. no1 bEIs. Tha market closed steady It 3N .3A
l4.17x for rnund lots OF cash seef ApElt Si4NAA
t. 3J, seller May3 4i4. 43 seller une. setcs
ths year w. Huot,ed y sla.Hael3. y.
extra prfmt At IN. n.tlA0,75.
I.Axf, NAV Iulc!. but nfmeF Tho market advanced
l lQ 1a, and ct04rd olsltf II DC Aofo tin tAtes
nsss Il Taassy I. q ssss 7 ss5s r. r.
sH.HftD d7A. Total, 12.d0 tcs, Tlle market coscd
stsztS II &A43Nsn.41 for round nta ca'h Or bellcr
April; $u.a}&9.o14 beeT Aayi snd g. 0otG G2H Keller
JuI9+ III. .....
MxATa-wese In fair dsmAnd for shipment, but yen.
efay prices considerably le!ow tho x!ewa Of hol1.
erA and l!ttLe VA doue. Shoulder were unchanged,
s,e: xs,s Isp1rssd @ u =, green :seuas o =
clear at stc an okes ionE sal short clear. 1t 7{c.
tll.u0 - sholt tb. as s7h,t16 60 lxr tn ~ selIer
psxisa !, hsms s ~ ~ ne s ma1ssf @
holdgt1 1sk3nK tho sutI1lHed nHtlSes for fUtuets:
, 1877-04-14

Nxw YoKx, April l3.-Thc package srnda waa rather
mure active. Cotton goods IN noiera.c demand
and generally unchanged n prices Prints In bet.
terrrquext. American fancy prints will be- advanced
TO B}f, Monday. Heavy woolena wero more Inquired
for. 10 Uo1 reces OF Gold Medal dtr14 gaoda viii be
sold At auction next Wednesday.
, 1877-04-14

AnKtvAls-rrop Messenger, ncnton lIasbos,
snndries; prop @. r. Heath. saugatuck sundrss;
schr Mary E. Packard. Ludw!g's Pier, railroad
ties; schr Rosa Belle. Grand Haven, lumber; scht
]. B. DcCondEes, Grand Haven, wout; stht
Violin, Holland, wood; sehr May Helen, whIss
Lake. railroad lies.
CLxAaAxcEs-sehr II. r. Packard, ranlvillo, 20
kegs spikes; schr ". il. Hawkins, Stony Greek,
Q brls apples md sundriee; prop q. i. Heath,
SauHAt1ck, 4a0 BIT corn, and eundries, prop Mes.
scnXet, I.enton lIatbor, horses aad stndrIes;
schf II. Muellcr, sluskcgon, Q brls twlne: teht
Perry Hannah, jAcksoMp1rt, leo bu oats. bfl
pork, 2 hr1s apples, and sundrics.
, 1877-04-14

A34o ~ Sc
n: sS aat sr T ss ss:sf \ 81. ~ ;e .es
tsSd auet At -, a,aaKao.ss for May. sud sa.oa.s
GENERAL MARKETS..
ALC0IIOLeWa2 hrMer 1t a. OG22.13.
DnoOlf.Co11N-Was quiet and unchanged Follow.
Ing arc the quotations: Choice green hntl 6M3
&c, medium hurt, rcd Tipped. 4445c, green bruah,
with enough 10 work It, sastc, red tipped, with do,
484o. rcd do. 33ci green coyeTs and fnRtde, 483c3
red tipped do, 3@3Hc1 inside brush aa4cs incdlum
70 cho!ce stalk BRAID 4aslc Inferior bsua. 2Ataac,
crooked do, 2a4c. ....' . 49,,
DuTrEn-In tho butter market the.e WAS little
change, md that tt1o Was not 10 tho advantage Of
holdtr1, This dclAand was untmpFored, and under
steadily AuEentnR stocks tho tenor OF psices was do.
that tud werr willing to mako any reasonable couees
sion. bot beyond meeting actual current needs buyers
would not lnvtst tho opinion that sttl1 lover prices
must prevail being universal Following the
tationst Choice to fancy Je!low, 7411oc medium to
good, ig671lnt Inferior to common, 10ai4c.
DADUINH-l1ices range the ssmo ~ for month
past and hotnaly steady. Trads shovs but little
activity Waquota' Stark a3ncs Nontaup. &c, Peer
lesA get Ontario 21e, Lewiston, 7ir; otter Creek,
lDo; American, iH{o, AnnoakesR, 1Dcs bnrtap baRz,
and bu. 1&slse, gnnfes SINGLE l4al5c; 90 double,
24l14ke.
CHEEBE--New cheese II coming forward with sons
freedom, and tho market Is weak for sverYina except
choice old stock Of which thcrc u ouy aomnat sup
py. Thu tew orders received Tcsa allied on basis Of
lbl6c for good 70 fancy grades. Poorer Quscs sold
's';ei,s i;s% sts @s: . rss,,es. r,s Following
tho quotations: Lscka~annA c9z. $3.50: do nut and
range, Sa00 Bi0saburH. Ga. 8.50ta7Oo, canae s7.0oi
urar Hit, ss.co Baltimore 4 Ohio -. 20, Illinois
80 so2+. Is, 0asaherfis. ssoot Indiana block. Aa
VI 5se,y oe,sa Ths asa9a
n y ,s - shey rssep
F!siiI1n tis nsrkst thcfe WI |" Innc, sSt!vlsy =
AZ os ~ so ~. e whsh wssk
.sss1s Tss g ;4u ;oie vi sis s2sS
%a ss n; ~: - ::sS ID ~ .st!, -
IsS! is@i!x kl* ssss si; 6.Ps ssaas, s;S
sS &: ;sis sistl !esssi
Si{ i5ifs $sp surs-,oss.e. Of fruit. r.rs not en-.
w p5 !. gfs;:,ax iSt ne:t s;f!ltt!ons oi 81!
sgr , na sas ~ u T
ssasta s . askss ~ p:rsa!.y a!a Aop!ss s = =:
e S.;$ Al ssss
%s;:.;:; x.;s:: sssss; z.sss
$;;ss:a$ $;
ss NJ
- essss': ssu p'.aa.' 'Ss's0' '.aas. ~
4
u to5RRotGERlgg-sus.r. ~ets erm at Thu,.a.y.. I'd.
Ia lem sad Il .ouI os Is suFsis!na i p9Ice. e. sud
eaoshsf .tsh a q; Etst 40 nsfes..
, 1877-04-14

DETROIT, MIch.. April IA dispatch from
Point Ct, 1Enaco says the leo IL In condition that
west OF southwest wind would triYc Il through
this passage. Clear aud cain; thermometer Is
degrets.
Polxr Er. 1aNAcx, Mich, April l3.--The leo bs.
San to shove through In tho alraits at $3.50 y. n.
With light south hreczo; wind increasing. Think
boats can get through In q few DAYS.
e, CoRNErT.
, 1877-04-14

tslo,75. r1n1k. .mtats hi4h~r; se1,ke; 7+77te 7,fa
75S,. HAran ,dy: H.4 .Nlr a'4tt4s&r: s<sa]c '~
"'''t""e"'s' ""s WV ne"s.s.
NEW ontzlxs. kprt1 IL. .-FtorR-Extltc1; rnncr
nne. - 7sao.o: *. fa 7ss7oo' Xxx. s7oxss25
"'hn ir k.sae .orn hi9h.r, vh,tc s,a,,e. nn,,s -
pel9-sIatkst dull; i,sIcun, t,c ' o'ss
Cokx-MxsL-::tfnnRcr: q. IS.
.tSs m: 90 xTS .xs n6 Sn'l r,k
najIs nnshsrscd, tfts. suesr.cutcd duil: rhT!a hhn
ipMltAt, -'s'
WMlsKT-Matktt0n 0nn! Wsnefn fectiasa. eio!ai.n7.
s,snHx, suEnon' Wsaaa*e p,tns 10 enre sx;sa.,ss x;siss
Rice dulles. '9~''S'
xnwAuEEK.
..j'S. MihwaEH1E Wis., April F9'-Ftors-Do'uand eoodt
Un.IHsmThfat uoeetf1ed, openrs and ,.r.r..o ,x
lie, cjotcd duitt No, / Milwaukee, 81 ~: So ~ y
si+s.4, MAY. Sl.ts'{; June. st41H IN; . Mtlwaa.
ket, s.334 E9fn aal! and nnchanRcd; 10: 2 pew,
fi,s 6oysat: h]aheF, III BareY cominai N rs May
fkoris.oNi-1uiet And unchanged. Mess poiE
s1t3s .1h,
k.esirt.nPionr L III, n Srtt. H. wheat. IA. nm bn.
sHiFxEs1s-FionF. il, Ua5 bftl; wheat, ID, o,uGOGu
nnsfoN.
HotfoS; L. Apr1 3..Et9nhIAfyanstnE = M M ,Mestet?,
M Munt,n.s ssirs fnmiF H. M.ss *; NJ T'sSSeha
SIS; II. isouis, ss.sosi0tU; iIIiaoa, Ssa.p n:
M!nntsoss patent pfoseee. $e. tox u o. Corn hrm:
, 1877-04-14

TUNpENTENE.
WILMINGTON. April 13.-setalTs TuaPIx11xx-Quiss
At 3la.
, 1877-04-14

Nooua FbttIFcu IT CulcHgU C1atunHF, Hpf1I ID,
1877: +. II. Sargent, cask brandy; ", u. Chat.
fcsd, = cases furnlture, X. Druhswtck. 3 caskh
brandy: Lord, Stoatenbcrg 4 Co., cask brandy:
]. u. Drake i Co.. cask brandy; i. u, aauvs, l
eask brandy: ]. 8. JacobuB, cask brandy: 1lurl-
but nros.. Cheyenne, w. T., / cask brandy; Nc.
QualA, M!nhclmcr 4 Co.. caak brandy; Kirchhoff
4 Ncubasth, GO cases wine: Rockford Watch Com
pany, / cise watch jewels; West + Co., 2, pigs
eafthtnwhre. Amount collected, 81, 05o.g7.
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An Uncivil Bank Teller.

A few days since, gentleman con.
nected with with one of the largest safe
manufacturing concerns in Boston en-
tered bank, and, presenting a check for
800, waited to receive the money. The
paying teller took the check, locked at ii
and then at the gentleman, and. tossing
~ don't know anything about you:"
/" WE'LL" replied the gentleman, Pm
pretty well known; there's man who
knows me, " pointing to the Cashier The
party appealed to identified the applicant,
and being informed that he was The per-
son to whom the check was made payable,
Che teller accepted the same and threw out
a package Of bills, which the applicant
took and, stepping toa side desk, began
to count. A shade of vexation at the in
civility Of the teller, followed by look
OF surprise, was observed by the Cashier.
VINO inquired if anything was the matter.
:" should say there was," was the reply,
/" my check called for 800, and have
received 81 ,000." 1t was now the Cashiers
turn to manifest his chagrin that such a
mistake should occur. He, however,
consOled himself with the reflection that
the money had fallen into honest hands,
which he was prompt in declaring. The
receiver returned to the teller, and, hav-
ing apprised him of the mistake he had
made. proceeded to admonish him of the
danger to which the funds of the bank
were exposed by his carelessness in paying
800 checks with packages of 1000.
The gentleman also took occasion to read
The young man q lesson in civility; a
cbear commodity In which he WAS adj
vised to invest. He then handed the teller
5000 and left him in state of painful
confusion, from which he'has not yet re-
covered sufficiently to apologize for his
rudeness and acknowledge his obligation
10 the gentleman for returning the amount
overpsid Boston Journal.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-03-22
Parasols and Gloves.


Fashion DEGREES complete revolution
umbrella is to be superseded by tasty and
shades of color, and new spring suit will
not be considered complete without this
coquettish screen from the sun. They
come in two sizes, and nothing could be
more stylish than the turnover top, or fan
parasol, for carriage or spring promenade.
Some are trimmed with embroidered ruff
fles, while others have ruff1es lined with a
contrasting color, and edges fringed SO as
to form soft, feathery. mass that is very
attractive. The "Mariposa" is the larger
of the two, and upon one gore is butter
fly embroidered in its natural gay colors.
The handles, of ivory, pearl and rose
wood, are in various patterns, but the lit
tie French parasol, which is designed to
become the favorite, has handle tipped
with plated ball and large ring, which
can be slipped on the wrist. consequently
of no trouble when not in use.
The side-cut glove is new and different
from all others, the buttons being scarcely
perceptible when the arm is raised. Its
fit 9perfect, and renders the glove easier
to puton. The gloves are shown only in
light yhades, and for evening Or full dress
have great advantage over the old style
center-cut The hand is too expressive a
member of the body to be obscured; but,
at the same time, to be brought out in
high colors or bold relief from the re-
mainder Of the costume, would give evil
dence of objectionable error, Fortunately,
on this point the fashions Of the present
time are Id admirable taste. High, con-
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la ,n.,r .xoenses fhere, and have con
finIed 10 do 20 since. fnen S s-;re
not 8 largo q would be suR ~ ,.s, ~
o he literally Of friends Y 3. W ..s.rc 1
cities visited. in this city, Iol 1877 49,
M. Henry; e. Durant, : co .ns9 :. ~
yer. of ample means r sasks 8 f.,ns
Hiehlands,, invited Mr.. Moody sau as;...
ilys 8 take up their abooe . ~ .;..t;1.
during their stay here. Inc M ~. NJ
We thankfully accepted, ana M.s -. -
Moody is provided for 50 far g az W.
moral wants are concerned Inc PloRa.;iSo ~.
tors Of the Hotel Brunswick "a = nS
manner invited Mr.. Sankey and MS ia.n.
ilv to reside at that spacious and eieE 49,
hotel, free of charge, during men say =
Thus Thus Is MI. sankey provided for, and
Thousands Of people are ready to &C
ommodate either one OF the evangeiisss
with their families if need shoula ariso
therefor. and would consider . great PRIV
ileee so to do. Excepting the Cnicago
friends. these men have no source Q! iev-
enne and it is stated repeatedly that tney
refuse gifts of money from any ana az
sources : The question of finance, 30 fai
as Mr.. Moody and Mr.. Sankey were CON
cerned. never came before the committee
in any form, it being understood that tne
workers came without price. In regasu
to the Tabernacle expenses, these nguIes
are given: Cost Of the tabernacle. W. s.
600; running expenses for four months,
S25 '0OO-making the total amount o.
money expended, 5000. To pay thls
sum. it is estimated that from all sources,
Including the !" free-will offering" thert
have been received $50, 900, thus leaving
deficit of $40, 600. Boston Gloos.