davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-07-07

uAtTfMo1lE. July 8.-Ftuun-Htcady and n,nsr,
Western auportlnc fa;as1toi do extra, $a7b244o d.
family, kj,Ukt57l
-Nhoat-wcstorn lower du1t. and .e1q,sA
eaayt Nh Wn>tcFn wlntcr rcd. apot, gl.149s8tiS,
July. eLtl1(stiijk August. el17s4A,.ost soptambsr
tlu,f9 10y. trnwoNtcrn higher, but dutls Western
mixed rp,s. 41Sa Elo, July. Eato,Ec; August, ssc,
steamer. ltlet4lEa. OhtA h!Risr nnd nFna, Western
rhtto, m 17!cs d. ntoi. 1a5ee; Pennsylvania "a
h74C, ltyu lIsw9rt De.
l!%y-atea,tyi primo to choice renubyivans, alap
Viav vixloSH-FIrms mesa pork, s1a0eala6a np,t
m.Sts7hansS 5oa1Icrs sAos ssar fto sides 7A
stlas, &C. lfnns i1ktAI2.c l.ash-ltnnnod tcs SIc
13t3lHc
l'E1NolEtIM--Cfllie nominal, rcnned. p8c
EbrlEc. !
SliHAn-Very Nrrs "Ah roft, 1910.
WHlaKr--Steady ut 4Lt1t5ttl.n
FlktHItTsIF., .arcrnogl per stcamcF moro actya,
csttM,i. 5.ils815h' nJ!r, - Atj Rta!n, tt964d.
EE1l'r3-tlbllE, 2tbi htIHi wheat, A, Isl but corn,
1ls:y1 .as Mats, ! W haI rye ~ l.uA h,s ~.
HAhEs-Whcat. 6sl.uD but corn, u 9st bu.
, 1880-07-07

81. 10u1F. JHly G-Fto uE-unchanRed.
HnAtS-Whoat-Cash lpwnrl options higher snd
unsettled, No. ! rod. H}&o cash; 0iAoD40alJSs
Jnly, Ks,&gR'c AuGusti 87,faa1xQs7l[o September,
Ba&as7e Tho yoar: No. do skslos No. do, sasa4c
Corn hiow, 3tc cnsh, Staaiso Jaiy 15$a5+o August,
s1ka3tc scptonhcr. UAsH dull; 30 cnsht xAn Julyt
z!fc A.g,tst. 3!sa1lsfa September. 1syo dull "a
bIa. l!nrtey-Soth!HG doing.
l.EAn-unlet nt 4Ae
WHlsKf--Htcntiyf flIH. . ...
l'MavisioSH-r0rk higher, *la25 cash and July,
513.9D August. Dry eA1t meats strong md htRhtti
summer mems n tt, g =? f1io. wn.sr cear ries
phrtbhsed at fdn freight 1bc; cnnr $1u freight sc.
inRl.
iECEtprsFLoMr, 700 brls; wheat 10000 bu, com,
7A.au but nnte, 1lskI bn. -''
sm!psliNrs-FlnMr LOCO by1.: whoat a. 90 but corn.
ha,Nn out outs. f300 bu; ryo. l,ru bu.
, 1880-07-07

DosroS. July G-FIoUR-F1fmcet westcFn super.
hnn. H.10&au, cOEnmon extTns, fl:dt94In, Wiscon.
sin o1irs, t40t350os Minnesota cxt1ns, ksOoa615,
wintcr whents, Ohio md Michigan Is ooaaso: Illinois
and Indiana. *s0GkaTss 1t Louis, ki25tA25s spyng
wheat patentA, ti017uslj, wtntor do, s6tnh7.1s,
..NMAtS-t.orn y Ko,l domand, mansd end yellow,
H@at, oats ntM, No. ! md extra whlte, ae8*tei
tac. Hyo Sins. - -
BltTfKIt-Ehoice Western crcnncTi1s aNa3tq; iAdies
raGkrd cfnc1. lJ8lfu. Common 10 xbod, l1&l4c.
E1uA-WGstcftl, fresh, li@I!G. ..
iiEcEllTs-FioIr. sui 6risi cora, is3oo bu, wheaa
ll bn.
HH1pMrNTs-Fiour, Is bsis; corn, GS,0 90 ha.
, 1880-07-07
REAL ESTATE,

The following tnatrumUnts wcro fllod for roc.
ord Tuesday, JuIyG.
CITY rltopglsry.
l&slSo Il, ls.s,! Juno II Willard =: MyHsktiS
jsnslan e. st9ses: y. 1000
T'sSa IL Aatss %s'y.p ;ss s'is
ss,;S ,ssj tfiSts:
viii L $s;sa iii. i IT, l. III p:!
VI s;;i|;$;ss Ss'ss ;sS |,:;i. t iisss
A:sIssS y. II isi;t;;;.hiiia e;aiIs '''
c:ss1d T. " i ! 81 bEcisii ". L 2i1i ''"
4. ,ns.a July u tlohn Musianas u Tsrrenrs ,,,
,sa1 sius Ct q '}ssst Gs 'fhs' foilsmasy u
i: a;s; SaSs 4Ss;s:;is. i;$Ss:
o:ysa ". a sSstsf "; x IL LIN
ia,prIysa, datsa April ItJnsisa Morgan "a 49,.
HilGii. dataa jaiy Sjoisi' laohiar Il August -.
Ssi i: 81 II sss!''sFj Y aat.:
'is: S|ts; :!$s III; Il Sisl;si Siiilss il III
As&!aaa ~. II u jaao il isiI, 'a
dated JulyH Nicholas FoIs e1 August X 9!leFi rs
jss Basessa u jcssS s
$ssss ;$9 EsiS;,ss;;;ss;;;i
EoaFga 81. 100
NlLgs w rus HHUwT.HUusk.
Gsisd d.. IL I7s .sa,aaei l.ons.trs.h u Eiiss
~ "VA"|ss lkAN
, 1880-07-07

- E4k4
The rnrpo market wns active md stendy. About
thirty inas wnro norcd, tho cnrRncs having collected
since Htturay. 1luyufs apnohrad the docks oary.
md iHuR1tt about twBnty.slx cnrEncs. Prcca rnlca
tho snrIl0 aa last wnok which *urprlEe IN many.
WIN hHvs boon calculating IN n dac1tnc whnnnv1r tito
oFba nHH wero anywhere near tbrrul. fcsinrlnyts
nnrAot wus cnna,tcrcda Ruad test. md tho feeling
among rcors NJ tho coto rms morn confident thnn
lrnto nSnycr ftrty million foot pur week, hut tito
bulk ut hs Ia taken directly ~ yarh docks, Witch In
'ts hs at st ,n o @ o nr' ... sSnn T.4e "s
: III; 29s.Ss a s's f: { Is % ss ssyi u
Steea somHon snea.............. 1S!6 s!iM
uirss,, ir,, ',e. me.Il'!,i fns; 4 n
HtanasH Il .htn9ea n g 3n
2n "a ~.
s$sS issi'ps
!s :s!:s !s sst sSt$s; :ss
sss IT II; sss S@is' 'Ss:
Fss Fffss "d S1 .eson s cIcaf S s
S's a' "sns 'es aicsr fSaas; @
s.s F All 'sss ss"a ;s'' foi;sd i
Gonlnlnl! Lrnssas tlIiuw, fdma11n
1nsSas. h5a ss' iae e sn %Fsss'..
i s'"sk st"sk sr: "sr4: lfsfs ss iIns 1
{; stuck hnatt.. lt;1nc1 alSt;ssmi
LcMcnx. n" ,9is ,H,af9s, y
t'!' t@'''""r I TaaTsss, No. Ms
1Sms' ssn s',,1 asi feci 1 N
feEuts tint, ronK "'d rood.........' lInks l$4s
an!naa: .ianian and shoias. $ 1S
s!'nSf FS ;.ifr E;sia a ssyt II
sst!,ssd c Sat q nHlcr IT. y eass e.. }nM fcct 9n
e. e ross ia liz II os. @
, 1880-07-07
WHIPPED.

fftir Eht1tnU nrf1I1ltrn mt
nctvo ynstrrtlnv, t1,o cc,,rrcncc ar wohnl,,faya
having failed to lrrinr o,tt amy ycry v,vf,n,,s
trade. D,t tbey ,yerc lfrncn,itv arm Whom
,yns vrtk Mt tho o,,tsnt. m consequences nf f,no
weather., thouuh tho fou,!un markets wcro
strong. Towards n,n,n tho fccIjnu hnro strenutt.
eued. tccnueo fs It scemct)l several lot,ett wero
rerc,ycd netting urrnt cr1,,- in,r,arn IN tho Wcst
Ono from uDthestrr. MINI. stntcd That Tim
writer f1, mt orpcrt fr,,m hIa farm nj sn] nnrcs
to rcnizo nr,vtb,no worth co,ltnu n
hnrvcat. m thr nthnr s,,,o tain.
uro,na from nuente of different snnt,ons ar
raiirnn5 In tho Northwcs,, stntcd That fhc crnn
ur,spfcts ,yrrt, suerdi,t Thoso ,ynrn s,,mmnr,ly
t]isnnse,l Of iv Tim rrmnrlt "wn nannot nfrnrt1
II, bear MIR oyn stookp. you knnsy." # wns u,sn
,yhIsnerctl thnr sous rf tho inorcnsea ,,rtcrs tn
b,,y whuut wero snnt hy tho ). inside ,nnrttcs.'.
Win woro sImultnnctmsIy ao1ltnv ,hort, on t}rnn
ucr stocks. l,ccn,nr thoy 1rtg tl,nt tc nr,na m
sor,ouxIv ,lamuacft (lthcr ur,ti,, wos Grn,rr in
svrurnthv corn hoiuo, hrlrnt f,r Tim rn,nrt M
yory lnrru shlpments during tho nrrcc,llrr
three tinvs. pork- wns nunin stronvcr.
why. m mn scc,ne1 To know cr,,cnt
tint Tim norttrs controli,np the ,,col w,ahcd IN
have IL so, Other provisions woro s,ow. Int
str,,,cr Mo.s nnr1r ,naod ~, h1,rl,or ~ H,n m
MIn4Sx for A,iv,,a, mn, s1aa;..Gatato fnr
scpte1nbcr I,nrd closeti 7Ho higher Mt fsREa
0asx scIlnr august nn1 a s.l.Sst NJ H,r sen,on,.
esa... et ..,'s s,a a =. ~ ~. au'
u,s ,.,ao. n,s.e., ", ~ w .,.,," oa,ts ~
I,,.' e., M. -. ..H. 80. ,....s - ~. ~
Ia'y anu ebSo ior August. CoFh closea ateoho
, 1880-07-07

sNEEp-atoatly, H0o9 A0nt rccoips, 455t shipments
n1n0. ... XIX. ...-..-..
MInnscAotiye M l. and hEhesi fo,tsss And naItim1le,
9iaNSAa pHckin1t &t1Aat2bt bhtcinrs 70 ht'hct, AD
8l.+0t rucclp&h %sa>o hrNd, shlpMonts. i,H0 head,
kANAAH CITY
srfetal Dispatth to Ths Chicago Tribune.
KANsAn CITY, Iul{ h-Tho I'rtrt-tNrrtrG Foportsf
CATTLE.IteociGts esl. sh!nT@ents ~ In sow !. ana
ManS' matsse sipofs nStty1 sf3cs9Ta tI
GH.ni Esn.s Texans, t2:llht7.tU.
1lunk-ltncaiptA. 2tAlat Hh!pment1. 7fo aettvo nnd
hGhcFf cllntcs, A.0ko4.ll ntxeti packing. E,f04aR
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, july h-lloas-ii good demand, cnn,-
mon, fa2F31t; lIE f4-Oka I'm; packing H.lt34a],
bntchars'. f154.@si fcctlpfa. 2.kpl nhlpmonts. NA
' ixEtAHAfFtiA.
=fNntANArut18. July yG-l1,0R-Fsrmet at N.2j6+ 10.
Hercipta, f,3oJt shlpm0nts, 7M
, 1880-07-07

LOUISVILLE, July y6.-CoTrON-Qulet At 11Aes
Floul-Hteady with fair demand, extrns. CLIO
a76 cxtrn family, <a7t&al.25t A No. ]. A1tohGs
cho!c0 fancy, eGUA3IM.
anA1M-Whent dull at 900. Corn quiet but arm,
M: Z white, 41Mq, % ml1ed aofe Oats weaks No.
TMov1alONH-l'0tk irn} sl175. Lard stesdyE prime
clear r.h t7io elesr sI. pMGon fairly active md
Ss$S iisins. sas-eSFsd, GN8i61a '''' |"''' e'''
WNEHKY-Stehdy nt Slut.
, 1880-07-07

Dkrn0!T, july h-FLoun-Qntet at $h10
aNA1N-WheAt nrul} No, whIts. t1.ooolM MN. jury.
sl4(l Auuuat, bs54ui September VIC; QetpbsF, Ssfot
milling No. NHc Recoipts OF xheat xN0 hui sh{es
, 1880-07-07

mixed. Mtf1a1Nci mixed, H5{91sAo. Oats nrut No. .
white. A>tsEs3{e. ltye scarce aud 1rmi No. :, Ia
ltuuWlNIH-FtTm At &1.07.
, 1880-07-07

Tho following woru tho receipts aud ship
ments Of tha leading articles OF produce In this
, 1880-07-07
AUG HALxN,
sltEEF-WGrH HFn. ThDry Wna q kp0d local MD
shipping dcmland vi E2ss tor poor 10 extra gTadoz,
ilUTFaLO.


huTpaLO.
sS esnsfned ssss ~
u11td pElGs* Hhadn hlahoe5 beat graates dlsposad
nn snlpi pNa snpPnrr q l&is!iat fa!r to n,aa!un!.
as tSoiosss sst .ssfs Slsaetr a''''a o0 es
sHkEtASIs l.AAid-ltHrNMs t0'day, l.Qnt con.
alNned tt!tbslHh 81 cRst GlArk0t rler ufurlnKa xory
lAhtl bulk c0nsixncd through, feu salcs 1t sLu7K4
ii0as-lsoeelpts to-day. SOD eonslyned through, 80
efs snt leH!} Gnd ns'ltun. ktboN<ta 1n19-
WATkMtxiwN:
sy. @ .s; s:. nv w!s; s'Ss, Sss. HI i:
({o|Iys xeIsM: Nortlsrp @teu!'1sd IT, Ae Ssaa %eF!,s!
sse.intl. sl.l5a5 5I1; f6rs. f46l
sMss ssssss II M:isEni ss; s, price. declined
c; s,afcslJ ittck OF la,nha sold III liver }7Ml xnd
but f1w ~ l!gh ~ Thai with l1ntuncy !Q lDMeE
rites Vt tou csot .nlu. 0t ahcon In VI. u {.
sAc4t extra, eL1atat0; sprlnx lanlh4, &-aAa1sM
xAST Lluknrr.
EASr d asn f. 1s ssio At
it!s iu II .o:lsys % 70 e5 IaSsss % isie aa..lde n sas
tneal and retail dnsiafa Tho supply y only fair With
kvoFslhluy Ii n.iw IN Tho hands 1f tho retailers for
.IUus -Isecvipiss 80 Gesd: FhfiadSIphtss, *ato to
sNkss-isee!p.s. i,oS Head, selling active. lasso
hl9hvF than last week.
Ut. LOUIS
Ut. LoC!s. Mo-. July a-cATTLk-Nattyse rathor
r. &c. Ss1,y "a ss.s w.: d
days, Auni Shipments ~
, 1880-07-07

FHtLApkLrA1A. "a, July uIya-TLouR-Quissi Min.
neaola e1ttna medium. old stoak ss024no, do good.
hV do g0od. fpsb ground, to, do eholes and fancy,
, 1880-07-07
1NDYANAPQLla.
OSWEGO

INDIANA POLLS, Ind, July d. DRAIN - Whe4s
strongs No. rcd. a8y74c. Corn siesdJs Maas.
Oats trim ~ At01as
, 1880-07-07
nT1FFAI,0.

furrA1o. N, Y. July 6-GHAIw-wheat Gzrp suA
Quct II coo bu No. hard Duluth NJ sLu- Com unset-
t1adi fnv carn 0f hgh-mixed At f2H01c+ Oats In.
Aotifo and nominal.
GANAL LFnEI0HTs-Bteady At 65{o for whast and q
for corn,
, 1880-07-07

Tho following grain was inspected Into storo
in this city Tucstny morning: II cnrs Nos, and
w3ntor whcat, 8 cars No. y do. l Cur mixed, II
cars No. spring, Ii oars M. 1lo 5curs rejected,
8uars ,n grac 40 wheat; 100 otra and II. c01 bu
No corn, II, cars nlul a7.ioo Iii high ,nxed II
cars new mixed, 100 cars rejected lsl. corn,; II
ours white onts, II cnrs nud 1000 bl No. mixed,
ears rr1ccted, 1enr no grn,o er' onts,; cur and
iD0 lu No. = rye, cur rejected; cnrs M. t,nr-
Icy, cars food to- Total tit cars>, IN, 90 l,,
Inspected o.lt: q, GA btl whcnt, nkUll bll corn
s,ss! b,i eats, ..,astB bu rye, a,son In hnrlcy.
The following table shows tho tllHtrlbntson Of
the brcndstutis shppol from this city during
Inst week:
, 1880-07-07
TOLEDO,

ToLrpo+ O., Jn,y a-GNAtS-Whsat qu1ets No. I
white Michigan, *0o, No. rod wAbaah. epoh sLo1xs
July, Tc August, D3bci now No. rcd. 5t.o3A. Cora
atendy; hiRh. .mixcd Ko; No. = SPOT and July, @}{ot
Angis HoI No Hhitn. +lHo, rc]ec.ed. as9foi dam
MEcKii1s-Wheht kt0D mi corn. atdo hu, oatx,
NbN.
, 1880-07-07
LIVE STOCK,
rtf1St


CArTiE-Dos,te tho ycry unfnvorahle condition
OF tho Eastcrn markets. there rns fals dcHrGe of
activity In tho cattotrhd yestordny, and tho prova
lent feeling was trms indeed thcra Wpro buyers
Of good 10 extrn grades Mt rllade botter prices
than It was possible to obtain on tho nns-
INK days Of last week for tito sano qualities.
Natlvo butoters stun nnd Tcxansan the othar hind.
wero wcAk and II anything trl1e lower than Bat
urttay. neither cannprs nor butchers took hold
very sharp. and tha supply was llbprn During tho
daJ about all ne tho supply wns uorkod on, anlns mnk
Ing at *1@SRan for Tokns grass cattos Mt t3S18aeo
for nntivp butchess' stn ut E!!13to for shipping
steers. nnd A. t!0st!n for grades eutr1 70 tha
qilreliotA Of cxrnftCtA. Tho market olotcd gu!ot
und steady a. thD following:
QUOTATIONS..
Extrn feovcs--f2rnded ateers, weighing l,4JG
Nj uud upwards ,tAoo8ia0
Chnlce lsUsveN-Fine. fnt vel formed SttesS,
WGuhlnG 1.2JQ to l&O On8.......,+.......... 4JG3sG
inK I.i0 10 i,an Aona45
na iai 10 I.gN a7sai1o
HutellGrb' St0ck-f1pr to c0InniuS esaera und
cGinnltlN III cholco e0Hh for city S!AuRhtoFt
weighing 60 to l,t1 1na...........,...... 175S3@
IUM 175aAs
GuiIs a.d scuiaMae stuers .....,....,,., 2nhazsu
Te1uB CnttlG-ThrO4gEl ut0vus, ,,,,,,.,,.,, 9ixhsA
VekiH, lQQ 11adEGQ1
, 1880-07-07

OsWE00, July a-ORAIN-Whest Btoedy. csea
qule&t Western mxod <&akoc.
, 1880-07-07

Sptetas Dhpaieh to Tn Chicago Tribune.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July G-GnAax-Jrno PYtas
Current spportss Whoat-ttceopts 1a.lss bu; ship-
mentS a1Ul b,; market unsettled; No. Z, cash, 1oi
No. cnsh, faaci July. ia1tc. CDrh-Aeceipt1, A&34
!nI shtnments, lA2a But steady, No. esAh. S}6os
, 1880-07-07

WOOL.
PHILADELPHIA. July h-wuoL-stssdy and aEns
Ohio, pennsylvanla, and West Virginia qoubls axEA
and Abo7o, 48si01t extra, Nt&toui modluna Sa2t0es
ctarse kRkEscj New York, Michigan, Indiana And
Western dhs, at0I1o medtum +aS499t cotfss. 4aAt1o
do, 2kSisjet tuh-washed, 4bs50p pulled 403&ao.
, 1880-07-07

WILMINGTON, July e~sy1G1Ts eF TokF1Nzo8~
stsady " Hs.
, 1880-07-07
TURPENTINE.

:
81. LOUIS, No. July ACKNOWLEDGEMENT salss,
10 ba1sat rpoepta, 80; shpments, TO; stock. n w
, 1880-07-07

e!cnrN qaHtcd III Ha t,ss ind thTi bsiyctI; cun,Ur
nrsc s nSS Mn1oa s ~ sY S foT @a nycsssc,
Ifrcn hans. snt!1r arerAIc. t774f*14c.
short rib. fr short clears. goAo for hams. NIL
tiiEAsE- quiet. W. quote whIo nt tas1fc, and yol.
low ut 46t4f{n.
for Nxtrn ttlpsa, and flaita III for hnms,
'rAhi.uw-Qutot ind steady Mt H{9Go for city and
klIdk4{d fnF t11nutfY,
, 1880-07-07

NEW YoRK, july a-BusInsss Continues lightto u
departments but buyers ara arriving In constds esbls
numbers, and more aoli<s demsnd II sxpsstsd
shortly; Cotton goods qulot 70 a!st .as1ds t1sas
pTINls W1olens IN light demand. Forslgn goods ~
luAIn quiet.
, 1880-07-07

NKw OnLxAxB, July a~CoTroN-s11mt st1dlnS
llAoi low mlddlins, ll}toI good ordinary, W{A Net
receipts, n pAlea, gross, zS aalss, 95s stotk Mtaa
, 1880-07-07

Tho cxrA,rts " wheat, md Hour reduced to
Wheas, from tho Atlmntiu scul,nanl for tho week
ending J,no 10 worc: III Groat lirltain, 1,AlV,0N
hut to Frunce, l,lA,Sta bu; ~ Holland aud
l}elgiun, 5O, ,:.S! bu; tn Spain and Portugal, u.s..
t73 h,l, and to ilrzll, Utc.. G1,FIl Ea TNtai, H.
III .sp bll. Tho rxpurts Ut corn Turing the same
time made tho chorns"tas axxrrgAtc or &,8, ,0O
bu, OF which LIZA, ,7I5 hI went to Hattie ports.
, 1880-07-07

ChionHo bnnk cloarlnEs were 81. .400, ,000- lluHi-
ncss In discounts was dull Mt 4GbN per cent on
cnll. and GdS3 per cent nh timp. Now York OK.
chnnKo WIS sold between banks ut purQa5u
per sl,o00 discount, Country 0rlprs for ellr-
reucy were small.
ka'na OIL tho Ch!cugo Mining board wore 100
Hhnrcs Of Boston Consolidated ut Ito; 1NO shares
Of Sierra ut ALB: 5a0 shusrs Of ChicaRo l. Silver
Cl7 Ut ii 100 sharrs or Shenandoah common MT
;rG; ind 800 sharc8 OF Hhunundoah preferred at
4N
II. Paul ~ sold ut 100,
Thu reurtion Of tho dubt in the last state
nn,lt Is nioro apparent thnn tLal. The sum ot
FS,a'b.sH, whirh hns hitherto been purt Ut tho
lIuctonul currency outstanding, Is ruw do.
huctnd III "lost or destroyed" Notloubt t5t0OO,-
H0 moro could safely nu written IN, for th0rc
are no 9s4us thut II will eyer canle in far r,.
dempiion. Tho uctuA! reduction Ut the dobt
lust month waa not fl0..4, ,49.hl, but $l,EH,-
iD.6l. Tho annual intoreat charg1 h.s de-
crcasod from si.s9 per oapltA In 16B5 10 $l.hu la
lhA,.
Tho Philadelphia Ledger hnars Of slightly it,-
crrnsrd demand for eonl. weck by wcek, antl
CONSUMERS hive generally cuused to lnako ulorts
To chcnpcn prices haow those natllnd In tho cir.
cillars. These aru favorable Indications, anu ln-
sp'ra hope TINT Il huulthy revival Ut the tral0
will R,nllitess Itself bcforo tho month IL out. Al
yti hoWover, tho trade, as reported BY tho POTTS.
vlc 3fncTs' Journal Ut the present week, ID worry
much III wc find tho market ourHolyes-1,amoly
6trady. with all Improving tendency, Dealera
Rnt'ernlly havo ab4nduaed all hHpo Of tho sprlug
tra.!c developing 1T \ Inter poriod thaa usual,
ai'd now cuniiue thoir expectations to u br!sl
fAia trndo, Of which there is at le4st teasnnabg
prospect, Ill by that time 1t is sufe to oa1uulato
that tho esctss of lust year's product will be
pretty vol worked tlp.
The suit Of tho Farmers Il Mechanics Rank,
kIt1tk
Daily Republican., 1880-03-09
WOmen'A Wark.

A most touching instance of agricil-
tuIal distress Is related in the Roohes-
ter journals. The Monroe County
Formers Club met on Wednesday, and
had SO f4w subjects To- discuss that in
the death of Intellectual material they
fell to talking about their wives. One
member unblushingly declared that
the women in his district were not
worked nearly as hard as the men, as
the former rose at I in the morning
while the latter were compelled to get
up any tims from 3 to to take care of
stock. Another member denied that
women badi the hardest part tc perform.
Women, he insisted, made most OF
their hard work In trying to keep
up with the fashion. If the farmers
wife does the work Of three womep, he
wanted to know whether q farmer
should have three wives. II the woIoen
did not have the benefit of machinery
it was their own fault. He had house
full, but his wife would not use it. He
did not think the hired man should
board out of the family. Another mem
ber said the arrangement OF house
had great deal to do in muking a
woman's work light or hard. A badly
arranged house involved much needless
walking. Another farmer remarked
that in his opinion much OF woman's
hard labor was self-imposed in trying
to follow the fashions 30 closely. These
sturdy yeoman would have done better
if they had talked about the crops.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-09
Some Cnte Pets.

A lady at East Elliot, Maine, has a
pet cat about fourteen years old, which
will stand up at the word of commapd,
bow Slowly or quickly as directed, walk
a'0uDd the room on her hind legs only,
dance, turn somersaults, go through
the motion of holding jewsharp to her
mouth with one paw and playing on it
with the other, new when ordered TO
speak, kiss her paw to visitors, hold a
saucer OF milk on her fore legs and lap
the milk, and stand on her hind feet
and with her fore paws catch bits of
bread or meat thrown to her, like a
baseball player. A hen belonging to
the same lady, which always wipes her
feet on the mat oA entering the house,
and if asked, Glow do you get your
living, biddyW will scratch on the
door, look to see if she has scratched
ont anything, and then look at the
ouestioner to SEQ If the answer is cor
rect; this hen depises the wooden,
chalk and porcelain cheats which some
people palp of on hens for nest-eggs,
tumbling them out of her nest as often
as they are put in. She also has a
rooster which will scratch the floor
when asked how he gets his living.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-09
LOVES SECRET.
LnuN HoYLK o,RRILLY.

Love found then sitting In a'woodland place,
His smorous hand amid her golden tresses,
And Love looked smiling on her glowing
face, f
And moistened eyes upturned to his ca
resses.
40 sweet" she murmured, "llto is utter bliss;''
"Dear heart" he said, "our golden cup runs
over"
.Drlnk, ioye," she cried, "and thank the
gods for this ~
He dralnea the precious lips Of cup and
lover. ..s-.. t
Love blessed the kiss; but, eie he wandered
The Mated bosoms heard this benediction:
.Love lives within the Drimming bowl oi
Who Keeps this fall has joy-who drains,
aifitction,"
They heard the rustic as he smiling fed;
She reached her hand to pull the roses
blowing; go
He rose 10 take the purple grapes o'eihead;
Love whispered back: "Nay, keep their
beauties growing"
They paused, and understood: one flower
They took and kept, and Love few smiling
over.
Their roses bloomed, their cup went brimmins
on
She looked for Love within, and found her
lever.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-09
rrACk. srREAm ANp FlELp.
Notes ThrOagh the state
f'ft and Peninsula.

J. D. Jackson, of Georgetown, Dell,
writes to the Philadelphia "Afeld and
Aioat,, that Mr.. jacob Faucet, OF that
place, killed on the last day Of the sea-
son one dozen quail, one Of them being
ofpure white color, jfthe species known
as the Migratory quail, now being i'm
ported from Messina, Italy.
Without exception, all our Whining
ton sportsmen who admire ducking, and
who have been down the Chesapeake
bay this season, ON cunning expedi-
tions. complain Of a continued and
growing scarcity Of canvass back, red
head, bald pates, black head and other
favorite species Of duck. l..t. r
James Dell, Of Port Deposit well
known horseman and owner Of "Buck-
wheat, has been negotiating with the
management Of the Homewood Driving
Park to rent the ground and establish
a "trainipg SCHOOL, for young horses
and colts.
Mr.. Samuel Lytle yesterday shot an
English snipe on the meadows above
the Eddystone Print Works. He also
succeeded in bagging two on Thursday.
These are the first shot in this vicinity
this season, though one was captured
near Philadelphia one day last week.
The report of the Maryland Fish Com
mission for 1879 says :l.o"Contrary to
expectations, the true salmon have re-
turned to the Delaware river In some
abundance; great many adults hav-
ing been taken daring the last two
years in this river" &"
The trotting at Dover during the fall
fair is sure to attract many horseman.
A Philadelphia owner the other day
said that he would 60 to DIVER If he
had to break half a dozen other en-
gagements. i ln.1# .
The black bass fishing season ap.
proaches. Local sptltsmen hope the
fish will bite better in the Brandywine.
Some will try their luck in the Sdsque-
hanna at Port Deposit. , .. 81.
Mr.. Ford, of Dover, the owner Of
"Tom Bayard," expects to bring a sur
prisiug rate of speed out of him th'l
year. .i o. ..,rr
4 Robert Morrisou's chestnut mare
"May" is in good condition and will
enter Gu the grand circuit this spring.
Newark and Christiana marksmen
have glass ball shooting
contests. .
snipe shooting is much better further
down the State than on the Christiana
marshes. ,
Newark's horsemsn are about
re.openiDg the Homewool Driving
Park.
A few Migratory quail still remain
in the Sussex lowlands.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-09
A Prince performing Military
Dutles

In Bavaria quaint custom obtains
rendering it obligatory upon every
primes of the reigniug house to perform
at least one days &C i've duty as a pri-
vate soldier IN the royal army. On the
24th of January, Prince Alphonsc, of
Bavaria, first cousin 10 the musical King,
completed his 18th year and attained
his majority. Greatly to the entertain
pent Of the Munich public which crowd
ed the Marienplatz to contemplate his
performance, he celebrated his birth
day by doing duty as sentry iu front of
the principal guard house Of the capital
Being an uneommonly good-lookipg
youth, he was gazed at with admtra-
tion and approval, during his "spell"
on guard by great nnmbess Of Munich
danes auddamsels, who gave utterapee
to their feelings by plaudits when he
was relise ed frbm his post Iii thss usual
and marched off to the bar
racks rifs on shoulder, with the relief
party.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-09
Sunday In kentucky.

A despatch to the New York "Times"
says Sunday was the soberest Sund y
'tpown in the annals of CoVingtop, Ky.
All the saloons were closed, and saloon.
Noepsrs devoted themselves to seeing
that the law against performing manual
labor on the Sabbath was strictly ell
forced. No forcible attempt was made
to interfere with the work of any one,
but the names of the persons doing any
class Of work, from the clergyman in
their pulpits TO the toll collector on the
bridge, were recorded foe
use in the courts tomorrow. All places
Of business except drug stores we're
closed, but even there nothing could be
bought without prescription. The
street car companies were sharp enough
to have law eXempting them from the
effect the genera! statue rushed through
the Legislature yesterday. The trouhle
arose from the attempt of the apti-Sun-
day liquor Traffic to close the saloons on
Sunday and retaliatory measures taken
by the saloon-keepers.