davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-07-08
Totais t., l1At57,ls1 tltSa. .ora;ty 4
CHtAdn Nnw HtFk.. t4IALJt.3AJ lJlaitnltkAI \

0uss1e ~. ~" .1IS.. FL, *'as'ss0 90
during tho month th!n during the hnlf-ycnr,
thg e1trn1rd!tlnry iridium IT moyemeut 1nI; q csups snco
sptng worsc. md this m!.y n!so he atsrl1uted t.
tarRes tnnvoeit S OF GTan towMnt sy,t Sew YORK.
San rIanclse0 ~ INC on!Y Gty Whlon SHOWS
neGMh9 " nusdness; anu tno DeinoGtnts VINO
h4vo 1I1st abolished kgarnoy Eceln to know
Cto wny rne @ fn % IT. a nher M c!tss naSo econ
since mo hrst hnaf nf ls'0, and this Indicates.
US ~ Assessab!o traoG stntica 40. that tho
movement " prodacta ny quantities. has bgen
o. lnsurpassnn lnKlllfu9o during ttlo SIX months
caaing nMno ~ ieoplo nave Soll enormously,
TSrtrrIn.y n, -. LIZ ,t,.ian - ~ 'Gt4Ia.. y. III
tic nanl, iaut,Sing citi,s W.uti not have II be,n MN
NJ IL r.rt NJ II is e. rha .E,,tsn,ttnno ~. ~ tiT
venr IN saort shnw vorv Sntrautnr '1 imcr"sc n
ind i, rrtnurnhir nf.f,vjty ~ lu,a,ssxs n,,i tEo
n1chs,,1ns ftr the Tno"th AZ 1nno ,,st b,t ' tt n
ai,ntiow over Tho p,citlru. Tho movement durnR
thS nifyes md yut It i'as hen,, ~ in Mn III
, 1880-07-08

HOG GpnODUCId-Wcfetcsly and itrcRulariy high
or. Thoro further BONN an pork, naurltud 10 II
k0gra cAlilnx ot ,nnnn OFT tho shurt ai tie rush to
I'LL resulted Ill sharp Advauco l.uYl IND nIcata
r0lAtively dull, though huldors imported 1pod
purt doial,l for tho Iuttas. W. nutu lint Jivurool
WIS quutod III lower IN lard ant II hIRer On s,lost
cioArs. The locnl hu1 market WA stronger.
MEss pouK-Advaucsa Gt4a7Aio por br'. and closed
fc above Tho lasoat ptices of TuUsdaY. ut tft for
ruumi lets. Spot sUl]ur tho nunth, t4.u.z<sll01
xuor August and sil.U>s e.}a fur suptonhor. snle1
reported ut 4,Uu btA soIer July ut sllRk1ia!s
sJAO brts sallor August Vt t!j37&aitGi II, 10 brs
seller September 1T k+all0s 1,du bria sBltUr urta-
bur ~ 0 Dr,s sollGr The $unF lul0i uld
~ hrlx volIer lnuncy ~ slI,ul TulAt iIluU bts.
ynnGud ,ass!Uo pur lU l6s, nIll ciilsOI 7o
Hbovs thu ntos pFgsa VI Iuesay, III &tAa rouiit
ns, spVt ot s9llsr PIP nonih. se!or Sup.
reported ut 7 " spot n aI11l.aiA LOU ~ sa,ler
TnlAl, EInll teA.
Mk4?F lYsAt M futures TEsEo TsEo active nnd advanced
wg5u ~ r.,stSd q AD bsas ioI nt4 Atort s.sats y!
.aIlGr July. tGateta4 solor Al!.sl, and <slNss6.0
fur September; ~ bdxGH du ut fIu43 spnt; hkt teS
-pirkte batns ~ tbsi se1Hr August nt Vie,
rrets vi tGAllNA cuta ~ hlHatS nIonL follows
Il nfcluGk tltf ftlt t-tu
, 1880-07-08
FOREIGN.

Special DApdteh to 1hs CYAeaso 1r{bun4 :.
1Ivknr0ol- July 1-lla y. uL-sLouA-Ho. !, Est
Nc. !. ILL.,
unAtN-Whsat-rlnt Inter, No l. l0st No :. u 6dj
spstnH. No " 4d1 NJ. < hs u, whIto. NJ. " Clt
No. ). u Gds club, No. !, lLkl No, i s ". cosa-
Nsx, No. !. u lid.
PA0ytslOaS-paEk. G0a Lard. a,sA vi.
llvEnr4bL, July L-CoTtuS-klrInes At Q l5-lG9
la.l6d; sa!as. l1uD ba!es; speculation aud e4pust,
aUls Auaorirau. .aM. -
FnovlS1oSS-hoof, lSlnl8 mess. Mht Americuh larJ,
wv ~. AAt9n-Lo1y eIsAr. &as xuaE ts+sar. IT.
, 1880-07-08
TIE CHICAGO TR1BUNE THURSDAY, JULY g. 1880

no casea canned meats, 4,0s pkRs Lard, q brla
tonguca. 2,eH pkRs butter, 7,sq0 pREs cheese.
1901 brls taflow, g,453 brs oatincnl, 40 brls A.
cohnl, 40 br!s 1nri oil.
Tho following Rro tho foottnRs Of tho otIlciat
report Of erain In eoro In this city on the ovcn-
Ing ot Saturday last aul corresponding date
fpAr Hrns
, 1880-07-08

Hhort riua psl4r AnEuBk G,srA At fLs74. l,upx
c1anyS gunHi ~ tItJ tIsu u1A fal bD1cu; CulnbsT-
1nHdx. G3sI0 luAad stlR cut hlnix, Htylio} awUut-
NrOuu hnrllk, aIlIN HtDrA;8 lt;Ast54c
ftncnN suutaht ut h4&Hu tHr btltudots 146fs1u for
tlrtr 7ta7tsc fur short aesFs Aap.u Tor tafa ali
GuDIylIBtd IAiI l.nck9tt. -
GHEAkK-QIiut. Wd quito whIt1 ut &ta{<c, pnt rel.
tuw 1T &I1tr.
uEEf-WnA quiet Mt $.St$Ai0 tae slus4, S3,7SGa1W
for uxirH tI18S, nn1 &tLUGA2I W lur ttsslIss.
>, TA!luW-Qaiet and stuhdy NJ 53lsstc for city mud
, 1880-07-08
LIVE STOCK.
ctfsCAfrft

cA1TLE-rho cnttIu trnda was fnrly netivo yosier-
day, md prices avern9ed strunHor. Thoro we APP
1Eocinblo Hdvnnco In nry clnsa excepting medium TO
R0od Rrados for which thGr0 guta shipping no.
mhnd At pfcea bdtter BY ia per 10O lbs than It wnAs
pusahl0 to 1btntn at tho cos0 Of last week for the
snnia qna1fticb. 1icnvy export beovea wore ltt1c
tow, buyers trgtns 10 Rut them 1Dwar bat tho olr-
inaB Of lhat description woro not very nnnotpus nhd
hodcrs wero not dlaposod 10 mart with thnlr stock
anything %. Sal1s OF 1cxha md common HrnAs
natlvas n!su draaaad lttln bit prices ware fully
sustained Considering the extant Ut tho supply mud
ilo by Ho means fNvofab0 tepUrts from tho Ena tho
position Ut tho nlurket favorable than tho
EslIfnH interest hud any oxpout. sa,cs wsro
notad all tho way iron. & tur tut OF sktny holrers
" &a FOR cxtrn e.purt atners. Mnst nf tho trailing,
huWavor ttt,nn NJ FGIA2Xs Tor rexanAt nj III fHn
~ fht HhttvU eutehhrh Atuf, uni ut faHiti1l for
1f!tfhfy 70 chocJ AhippnR xseclN Not t,lny csttio
Werg intt IN Tic yafls, ind tho general market
QUOTATIONS..
E1tfn Ne1res-Gradaf sttnts, weighing 1,G5D
choisu GeoyosSFinG, iat.woii. formed stosfs.
wsialnH l2so f. ~ ns..:. ...........:.. AlpS4eu
Ing l,l6 g laU Auoa42s
,tnv lik9 Z! tAD aa.tO
WeiRinE sI!0 i06 =. x,saato
lul nH.;:,:.-..:.., a7bs1s
bulls, and scn,,,wNu stuers .,..,,,,,,....,. 9Oa25o
Texas Catte-rlt0ugh troyGA.. ............ 9:stskW
Vnnfa nor hS HIkhEIU
, 1880-07-08

Tho following woto tho receipts aud ship
ments Of the leading articles Of prudnoo III this
city during tho twenty y-fotr hntlts ending Mt 7
o'clock Wednesday morning aud for tho corrc-
spending t1no lust yeur:
, 1880-07-08
DJ TELEGRAPH.
NEK Ft1kX.

Sptetas DtspateA 10 7At Chicago 1ttb.sne
NEW funk. July 7.-4Tho market IL atll, ia tho
hands 'of thu tuanipula&ors- 1t IL u brokers'
market, the Investing public wisely keeping out
u H.. The reviyA! which WIS hoped for by so.ue
of ~ operators AfIer ta Afh Of July has not sps
, 1880-07-08
LOUISVILLE.

LoUIsyltLS, July 1.--CpTgQN.-Qatsk at llXa
FanuH-atsady With fair demand, exsrA EAx0a75t
extra faluily, A1a443al 4 NJ. !, kAJASAx5; ehvlcs
fancy, AQtaL&
ut.AlA-whsst dull n ou, cuzu stsadyI NJ. I
shll.. +99<os Do mlaei, A34e oAt. dul aud luwnI.
III Mo!'o S d. t,,asd ~ I. iH r. ays aall No. m
tAuVtsIONA-HOEk excited aud htxheFi tll01 Lard
, 1880-07-08

pSs IT, or poor 'S4 u sho'ss aaai: III
y " FL Louts 81 J4ly Observation-Disclosures grades natives
* m*ds SS x Ss fs9 %S i ss S5.s AZ sSsS Ss,st ;
~ !sssSs F;s' 5 sSSss, Il xsSa ssG' S and Vsaf
sssf c7ssfSs asssS. .S3Gp, 3 ,.bas 5as t.
b Ct a. ana h.ehc5 Yo*sts sna pa!t'mores
sipaass ssas 1Sa SSaa tS'' A0's'p''' eo h0aa;
ERw York.
NV x, xnnK aa fos txo
s { n isS sy:ss
;;s %ss, ,s ;, siSs s:s:s ss Hx
ISst.Es& sH ad eS s%tsS
IS iSs sys .se sR's I. :ssss
~ ~ q fYs :Ssp ~ .;ss 11E Hmbs' mid paIaa
,$%:S$s!sSeS: e; Ss;s: ssp, nose M for .als
EAST LIEElsrt.
II 1as Sas s III
H. wa via sl pt5ee: II y spsy II Ss
s.; Ss ;Stf''s s Sss" 81: a 4 t s :s
5S s:as5ss a;2sss III % fs }ssss,s os f.; @ iss
asy I ss: ,ess sse Z s ssass tss rs e
UffFAL1.
hUFfALn+ July 7.-CAr'rLk-lIecs!pts Noa; market
ataa.ay; e";,d aon..nd %tIstss ~ asnssslly E,,".
ttnE fa!F y n.od!uln. 4hk4. Isl light but ehuIs. SL:D
tti.s; 1lI1ed 6utcilHss. tair lnn tk1isat; Euu.
mOnt E3taG<tlkI; fu1H4 Hte1rs, klt1hGl75; atGxpra
nAd fGlterx nUtlltnK doing.
HnEkF AM. LANIts-ltuGotptS, 1aut rim at pua
ss!yk ll9ht; ahaca W fnncy siaap. *l.zlaasD.
lnuA-aeoeolriH, 1dGt HlaSkat dull. ientl!ng DOWN
;$ :;s s;si ;;': s; kSsS; ';
KANSAS CITY.
Erxttrl TIrnotrh t., Ths fsh{.sno 7,r4b.,us
KAfhA* CITY. Jlly 1.!lha l'fitt.t:Hrrtnt rapnrta:
CArrLEleGcAlpts, Su; shipments, nj; Ulrkut EeuIt
nat!yo shppors: fs!aie f! .1iae nat!ve st"cse!a ss3
kt,11SLA! 4tstSA Iuxst4. *4,ttsAM -
. llnus-ltseupts 1Gl1i shinmont1, :It{ ateAdy nnd
drmi chDicu, $L0s&al0i H,tAIil packing, N,EsdI IuL
CINCINNATI.
G5H@stSMArss @ O. 1ulr !; .s f. sc,ye n
EcklnR. $aIAN&%10; butchers, HtoSiLu. ltsceIpts
WI AhpnloutS. nOno.
lNDIAEAP0LlE.
iNntANArnits Ind. July 7.-ltn0B-HtFopK pt Il
3s.xl receipts, 1l[U; sh!plnInts. itl
, 1880-07-08

TILE UNION rtuar COMPANY uAhK,
Northeast coraes Madison ard Deasb9ru-su,
Hcesifes savings depos and asows lntcTcst On snus
sts rata VI u per esnt suhees 70 the rules Of tho
tank. GIN. WILSON, Ca.hIer,
, 1880-07-08

lung a. Bale whs reported Of 40l bra nnfahod Eooda
or IN en.l* q ti1 p9r gallon fHs hatinInGs.
iaeiarors aTo onicI!nR ~ they nned t,s w9ot aid
dehl0fa ma NrncnlntnEs FNaN To bH nnhocidgd. yht
eaynE wobl Il held aiAvo Tho pr!cUs They fcol nnr-
rtnigd ~ snyinR for IT, IT. Hnnlt aullarH
morn: ..-. -
, 1880-07-08

BosToN, July T.-HLuuM-BtoAuyt Western super
1no. N.At3at0, COMMON extras, &l6024S1t Wlscon.
SIN axtraA, ttu0BaADi NnncsotA extras, taHN4A;s
wtutus MhoAtas uhto and MtchlKaa. eIsat1; iIllAus
and lnlta9n> tiUk5a1si b. IAJuls, &t5I spEtps
wheat patonx, saluita LIS, wlatsr do. kasAs1xa
0AAIS-CoFn trn, mtxau and yullovs 63H6Gcf
steamer, @i&a3o Oats qnteti No. / and o1srR while
3Sc Nye, &lAi. .7'1'.
IuTfEa-E Ehe,ea Western eseanas4es, zla1lc: ladIs-
packed GMnlgt, ls4 l1C. EulnraDn 10 solt, tINl49,
E1uS-Wuylqrn, fraxh, lxs TX.
3,MU pu.
suipXxXrs--Rlonr. l.un bzi.t wheat y n0e eu'
WUuL-ln kOod d a11AAd} Ohio Ahl lNun4ytvtnl8s
t2&sy; ulvdtQaa and NJ: OA4o noaasl u tsd Mlch-
txSu, Nk4aLc; pulled, Es4l1e.
, 1880-07-08

oals. a4,ae, lm ryu, mud as,oos bu hurley. Total
decrease, ,Bc3, ,:saa l,u.
TIN CORNER IN r1os' FEET.
A correscspondont desires Information In re-
gard to tho corner In ptgs' foet which was rim
SO successfully something less than ecorp OF
years ago. Tho inflammation we huvu boon ah!o
10 gathor on tho subject Is to tho following CT"
feet:
These was tlme whom people used 70 eas pss. fasl
s a%ss s,s Id ssafny 1 1 + s ~o fc,s ss 9
e. s @ waa 1 Fl tea II & t. ~ sn sys 1
,anSy II ,e d m%ssp st.
~ iSna ~ Gs}ss wi's ~,
Ss' ~ q sGf ~ S' @
y S$ Js;:; III s IL. sy s
-: e +: ; ILL., r'sn @ $ss
.f S fS y; F e. ss, isSi 5 Y;
nst u flKG. a which pricu tuntgtr NM" .ttsd t9r
ad assasa msei ,Ia. tI,s stscE u pias' foei On
.t.tss .a II xbsS II. corner wss c,;naastsa
~ !sass Sc i i'a!s ss,s = !ss s,sss !s
s.
a d MiT st.o, eet1Gs ~ ;,,sne ts s pr, VII VIZ e y.
!lsl!sa ths gu @ s Sss @aa ll NV $%!s
.ss e s'Fa Il oe ns Mns sfssd ssfs
sivSnSuo e ssaa orders sSn,s at,sT IToks.a here
III y ,p i ssa Ssa
s%n % xnesscs ssy as liz h :aao .ses ssuIa praIaSo
s 1ssss sy 81 Il hs ise. lsE se,'S n ill.,,
II e a IGs n ns .s @ nyt S s m s t
staated wnri of earIssiuun. ainons oat4duTr, and
NV 4a SRa s st " |S rs ras a
to tH 4 ,s w s p tuas ~ r.
te thing VIVA ,Daullrered ~ we'll t.t tho saia Ply.
9sss scs L ss II es S' St
:$ES :$ s S !Sa IN ~ ss! sfs
sH4 ts'ss " 'ss Ha' !ss I. as 81 % @
s!;es :!' Ss H @
q LII I'll e n ss Il s fsss ss
MSis sfs .Hisa asa a! n IS DO u M tsn
S s M pS J sf s u se ~ tp;s
eon,pnMy x,th tq tset w asse n nGs , s9n 70 so;
sS:sS s e - :s ~ s'S ss
THE 1NuH TRADE.
Mining Retori.
NEw YonK, July j.-For our own market, wo
nro compelled to continue considerable mur-
gin ~ betwceu outside and lnstlo prices. Even
Ut tho inside flgarus given botow, worry little
business has been done, and quotations are nj
most wholly nominal:
SS;x x3X;:::"..::::::"::":: VIZ
ire pcftcr6y aintei ui! viii.
cnsassd hu.ds uuriiR Tic wouk apon tho Insia 81,
0ErtklioTIiu .-...." 20 E
EaIImssn. y
%bto II
s ~. &!aosSfoS sSfS III Il Il: % u ID S nd
liz itawtv ,1.r ~ Nh no,t trsnsarnns r,ha,o !.
, 1880-07-08
BALTIMORE.

DAIrfMoNx, July t. -St.oul-lElRhnr, active, md
aru,, Wostern BubcrHno, s11aai5s cxtrs, $Aux9LIit
family, N.1s1a.al
GitAlN--Wheat-Westarn dull, lower, and ruling
henvyt No. Western winter rod, spot. til5!4aalNt
july $i.llA@l.liAs August, tLU68liB4. Corn Wast.
crn dull. lower ind negisctedt Western mixed spot
md July, a1S491ici August, ts3{c asked, steanlss
4I1Bt4sfu, Oats hlghor and fair aotivo, Wastora
white a+8slci utxcd. %a7es ponnsytyanIa, sssaask.
Nye dull ut aE.
llAY-URchAnRed.
pMoylal0Ss-flr1, mad without qu0lnoic change.
UurrkA-Steady; primo " ehoice Wcstern packed
lz11!6c.
Eu0S-Bteady At l0c.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS -
CoysEE-r'irm, Ito carEocs ordinary 10 PRIME
E6stG. -.
SuIAn-Htrons; "An soft l0Ke.
WlltkkT-tnGhAEHud,
FlllttuItra1To Liverpool per stoamar unchanged,
ltEEkIl'rs-flaur. t.sR brst M!ous lN1ssI buj curn
sMlPskNTA-Mhentl lty01 bus curn, N0o0 bu.
SALsH-Nh htal4 III w but corn, u! wv bu,
, 1880-07-08
PHILADELPHIA. :

rN1LApELTItlA. pa.. July 7.--SLouH-NomluRtIy
unchanged. liye nuur unchanged.
nnAlS-Whcat 4rsettud; M. ! rod, elevntor,SL14t
2ta5; Eo. red. July. ttH bid, stl1!( Askedt Aur.
ust, st.tKS bid. STU nsknd, September. $llHx lid
sluaskcdi octobcr sts>k t!d sloH nsket. Corn .ira
yc!low Wcstefn truck, bl4tr; Western mixed, IN
truck, s95a9Ac; rcloctod, AsDksci sntl nlxsd. IuY
DO bid, 42'se aaked, August 49Aa BIZ, 0Au uskad
September. bD1{u bid. &hc nakcd, October, 17ic BID.
6iHs ayAod. Outs hfghurf No. whito, Alut No. do,
.s34tp4UC, No. mxot, &G - Ss
fnUVisiUHA-- -firinsr. Mess bcof, tl7ulpiaM Moss
pork. &l1G.s aM liAms-am0kc1, iAcs plck.ud. W
J3ic. lard, t7.slx4kU1 -
hNTrEM-SUMrca nnd wantltlf ereu npvY extra. 10
&c; Now York State uni Yi1iAforl County (l'ehn-
syvahlH} extras. l!tc Wcstetn Itosery1 61tfn, III
14c. -
E01s-Stpaty ht ii1EoL ~, ,-.-
EnkEsk.kxntsd aId higher; creamery. H@s}fc;
fair u E0ul. Bts4s1t4c
IKTlltiLkUM-HuEnln4l at l1c, .,..
WHiAkY-NnfA1nni1y unchanged Mt }l.il.
ltEcEtITs-Flnnr. ::sN utlsi Ml,ent .aau bur com,
1dH,tlu but IatH, 14.NN Du; ryu, tDU Blu.
6HlrxGSrs-Whaal, VI, ,0U bu; c1st, III, 90 bu.
, 1880-07-08
ST. LQuIa.

St, LOUIS, Juiy Observation-Disclosures.
GkAIa-Whuat-ltlgaar And unasulad1 No.7 ftd.
M&gfsSa caAht Q]t@9tHo JulyI tHlta9k{o August
E3itsSo the yeas No. do. xhaao7soi NJ. do, tHSe
Corn haxnor aud allow, ssslo csuh S}td BIZ tur
jutyt 3o bid for August and september. Uns tovurl
We csahi EXC bid for July Ays bsuatl &c bid.
ua1oy-NoshlnK doing.
1.kAN-Qulst IL NC. ill.,.
0GTTkit-- QhchAtXpL
knuB-unGhAnKen.
MHlBkf--6L4Alyi 3l.A ..-.- . =.
t'HntlsiuSa-aoEk htsher. III Nai1s0 cnsh, ti3ta
August Hty eAlk IneNtA tttoiBK kld illHllsF 4l
tst;gst 9s .!tltl ;a1s1.Sl bsoon hiRAsF k4saW
$asi4. l.Aed htah0f NJ t3{r.
"a sKECKtlrs-sl4Ht, AuN btl.t wheat, Nm aut corr,
-fluGf. v,QU btta: xhsAt. f1xQ but corn4
lat,AU hui o&l1. IS,MG aus BARLEY. lNU ba.
, 1880-07-08
LUMBER.

The carg0 market Kns fairy active md stoaty.
Ab0ut II loads wor0 offered, OF whiah tan wosa sod
plecu stun frnnl Aluakp1un br1uRht ss TIM A,anlt-
t,s WIS nuitnal NJ k1h Vary lltlo dimonsun Is
coming fraul Manlsieo lualnGton, 1t II sad tho
mills thsEo cutting Eana lsnutts bu delivered on
contAets mado with local yars Inch hsu WIS steady
ind shingles Hrn, x0luo br4Eds being ahadu hlshne
tu!loxtng Ia tho range VI csrso psicea,
uet0ii pet1 stun SO &l5
Gre0tt cuniuiuts Inch 4N tslt
Grcen meu4nA. ....-,'ssss... s-s..s,..,s !tQ EslaA
9FV0n aHGns &1thn
H!Astat shingles, ty u 2U
esxtF&ahanEtoa-. 1G u 4:D
fso ya ssas Srai' ad tho daily sp-
nlGnb e1LNH2ve:' This fteilnE f4 nlu0L stronger
tu1 Weuk nHs., A1Ia dHulutH think lumber fta
r@ncg4 ta lowest for ltlU yantt A14 will tuQN Ias
prove, lsu,uw u tho yarl pt1cu-lsst;
First wnu b0cbnn c!bNt nAd lnct. aHn4tEG1
firat xid sncGn4 clear. lA4lH inch. AuR{lI0
f..s III 9dts sesSnl cs.f fSsan j,c s3
Third clear d.. $at1
satss itssss9 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: - s"S::" lauoa!s5
tux- -01atds. ls-nch WpWans. ........... lau74W
stock buwtslB G0l3 Inch. EuN4t ,.......,. KabsEW
i slock SpArtts. l4sl9 nGh.. h..-"......,....t tlAltn
stuck lOAFla. 4ANl4 lnca.. .....+......, 4kAKlU
Eancn1, HTSt ll.sAtD
', Ses,ax; c. isa t
EoA.uun bohr,.. NJ. a.... .......,r,.,..... Hlw13
p!MQAS0n &&u9, 4dssV.AJ
'ss.1a sa .sS sas ass2 81 i1St h:s
sIaae:. :iaadaiG md ohoisa I & S
a9a&asaz 14a4 xlV
, 1880-07-08
GENERAL MARKETS.

DUTTEl&-Thete WIS \ fslrly acllve market All
cassos NJ buyers seemed 10 want at0ck. md. tho
offerings fell within very mohernto 1nits holders
tartnlned proty rtn vcwh. Choice and fancy Rrndas,
especially ~ors *trons the supply Of tine table but
ter not being sufficient 10 nauk tho current demand.
Hntgs were ut tho following ttrusea:
, 1880-07-08

These figures show nderrcaso during 1astWcck
of 3o nj bn whcat, 1.;eN,Bll bu corn. H7,813 hi
nals 1851 III, ryu, mud ., ,004 bu hurley. Total
decrease, ,Bo3 ,::saa lu.
pis trtYa &frs1 INs1 rrp
, 1880-07-08

FFHT1.3@W in small io;c:si' Isooat al yi
es4s pVF brL Ths oaestnRs Wosc sasl!af, hut sufi.
iUuj.rhY-totd 10 tho local tssae at previous
lSss Gh,sxs". wsss *a1ho pat Fl spsus du ea
sEEll5-CohtlhMy Qulst aud unchanged. Timothy
txs HuotaM ~ f.n s%laf hspteHlbVS. p.n se!lef
August, mud tlsot Max X W. fln1 qutut AI 4L11
ea.4n. ud nbaat g. i lur pyxt uHHts u HeptuuIb4t.
lItiatA I'M 4
, 1880-07-08
THE tiiuN TRADE.
hflutu1 RftQyrf,

NEw YonK, July i-For our own market, wo
nro compelled to continue considerable mur.
gin ~ botwceu pu ussi.lo and inside prices. Even
Ut tho inside flgurus given botuw, very little
business has been done, and quotations are nj.
most wholly nominal:
, 1880-07-08

The earnings Of tho Texaa-rncinc Nailrond
increased $.v.OEO for thu nlp,tth ur June.
Money mRrkct easy Mt a[tl; primo mercantile
paper. ;kttH.
stcrainR exchange. 90 daya, stoady ut 4sah;
dptnat1l, 480k.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-08-12

meets the charge that Mr. Ames, in put
ting that stock "wh.rs it would do the
''most good" soaght to enlist tie interest
of congressman In the matter In way
deserving condemnation aid rebuke- But
it must be also In justice admitted that he
never for moment seemed, himself, to
see anything wrong in his method Of
operation and it is probable that he did
consider his actions proper aud legitimate,
aud his sons evidently share that view.
We confess that this appears to us mere
moral obtuseness, but the defense certainly
does show the sbsurdity of the action
taken by Congress in placing all the blame
for those transactions on Mr.. Ames, while,
il the statement about the scene following
the vote of censure is correct, 1t exhibits
those who participated in it as conscious
and cowardly hypocrites. But, we repeat,
that however they treated him, his fellow
Congressman did not pretend to doubt
Ames truthfulness, and his sons are en-
titled to aud will receive the sympathy OF
impartial men everywhere in their protest
against the attempt made at this late day to
make out their father a perjured liar, to
meet the exigencies of party warfare. 1t
is most shameful thing to assail the
memory of the dead with charges not
brought while their object WAS alive.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-08-12
Nominations by Hundreds.

We do not wonder at Mr.. Deans wrath
over the foolish resolutions denouncirg
the movers for change in the rules Of
the Democrat party. Certainly any men,
Der of that party has the right to advocate
what rules he chooses, and the other men,
bers have the right to oppose him If they
wish to, but there is no reason for calling
bad names about the matter. The fact
simply is that the proposal to nominate
candidates for the Legislature by a con-
vention is an entirely sensible one, and
ought TO meet with universal approval
but for the fact that mistake was made
in going about the matter. That mistake
Was in linking tue nominations for sheriff
and coroner with the other, though they
rest on very different basis.
there are reasons which can be advanced
ia favor of making these nominations by a
county convention, but they arc not the
, same reasons which make it very desirable
that the present system of nominating
members Of the Legislature shall be sban-
doned. In nominating the Sheriff and
Coroner by direct vote, the nominations
are made by the same voters on whom
taeir success at the polls depends.
But the very opposite of this is the case
| 10 the present method of nominating can
didates for members of the Legislature
aud the Levy Court. All the candidates
dominated for these positions are voted
for throughout the county and yet the
county, as whole, has no voice what
ever in selecting the candidates. If the
voters of a single hundred elected their
own Representative in either body
the present system would be
precisely the right ONE. They would
certainly make the best nomination for
their own hundred, but now the Demo.
cra.s of single hundred select q
candidate for all the Democrats through
out the county, and they may very readily
select one SO unpopular elsewhere as tc
insure his defeat ..M
Mr. Dean says they came near doing tina
when they selected him as candidate TO
the Legislature from White Clay Creek
, bat Mr.. Dean has, ty his independent
: course, made many friends, al we'll a
many enemies throughout the county
. and 40 convention would be likely to turi
: him down if he were presented by hi
Z owl hundred.
a But there is no use in going into detail
h Us TO the working of the matter. III
Il principle Is true that the people nominal
!, ing candidates ought 10 be the people o
: whom the election Ct such candidate
>, depends, AID sinc1 there is no way
o winch the people of the Whole Gouoty ca
y vote directly for members of The L.gisl
i ture, 81 they do for candidates for Sheri
/ aud Coroner at noniualion elections, Il
M Only way to accomplish the thing desire
e il to ad4 pit the devices which runs 4
!" through our system OF governmentre
re reseutation. The principle iSsourd and Il
10 psople will come to it, i'll tune, ard all Il
If swesrng in Appoquiuimink, the denunt
u a,ion IN Wilmington, or the protesting
as Nsw Castle cannot prevent the inc itab
m As 10 changing the mgnLeI of uomtnatil
-. She riff ard Coroner the question is We
or diff trent one. aud we do not imngne Il
hia change will come SO soon.