davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-07-01
LIVE HT'OEIks

GATfl,E-A sNnlewt,nt better feoltnG In Tho mar
kst for fat cattto notu Tllu ttshnd did nut apz
,ras to DO worry shnrp. bnt tho nuppIy comparatively
Wna Tight. md t1Grc rr0vu tn Do sufficient cnmrott
tlon 10 xensshy sHpi ,r!cca T,nt ~ns not thu cnte
with tunrnun Nnd medium natives mn grass Ttxnlis
tltuse descriptions rHntlsuna weak md declinltK!
Although tsG wns uorH ur nas LrlgAinR nil dAy. tito
close Ut bus!noaa ll0urs found but fGx Gz,ttio rq
hnlblna In tho pens. mid fur Houd tu bost gsitdas tho
iunrket closed quIts strung III II Upeneh Snles
SIal3, " for ut'ur tn you'd natsu buchers cows ad
nfurlor ~ tatr ,nlxct lots. Mt tl.1Atyu for roxas
Hfass cattlos at Aualz fur ahppln4 Alcerat md ut
s|Jdt+u Tor KrthuA suitable for tho HuHlIa mnrket
AtoM tho sslea ~at0 III tla.na averaging t.51 s nc
FLU. Aisu trut trnyrs Ut cnoTuiu stltluts Alals
1D.-tha tAttor ~ Em. Patterson CO. i
, 1880-07-01

n f1rA rf,nNf
c,oa.J Mcstt. = L,,w.r ~ snSSamat. ~. III, n,,I
syma.. ,atcd f,r A,,,,,st r,,r,, ,in.at ,,en ao,
nj atn IN ft,r Ink, nn1 .,tur iii ror s"n,,st
f1nts vnro t,ruo- n,.,sr, ~ .t,,t, a. Ano,,at
nuI - .r,xcea7,sr tar .'.n,, -, 1,s, s,., .to.s,
nj 7,r cuat, nnd Soo for 1uIv 1,oriov was onv,or
y, ~ qcItur Snnnnhnr arJ ost, n1,-n !, yns fu,
il,ws ,y,r,, mir, .,,, n,,so nn.s ~ a. nat ~
t.uitIo xnro ttrha nne1 wifi, .oina nj a. nat m
In tho mnrtnf ynr etnn;e an,, fancy ,lrr ,,ooss
there Ia continual nu,.t. T,rlccs nrc - ithout
t,n,nrtrht t,,,ctn,tnn. +f,hor,, te a.t1vo t,o.
n,anh fnr urncrrf.s ara cm,tinur,t trmnoas IN
mIct,s. Eair N c,oita, lin colyoo. x,o,ra hoid
higher. with yhtcn n1ren.Jon thorn ,yctn m
prl..,.cha nv"x an,,,ra cnt,t,nnc .r,o ard In
urgent dn,nnna, rhc m,,tor t.c,lc ,rv, rntrly
Hrt,yn M slI,,htv hrer ,rt,.cs rnr r,,n,., nnti.
t,ra. che,ao w,s atradtrr ,,,,rr ), l,cttrr in.
o,,fv ~, Jo,,s,,, rtr a-,o rs,,t,. .n"s ,,,,,',
nr,vci llt.h r,,ic,1 stco,,v. with H,,ernl h,,ut.
ness In urprross. NM changes or nn,n ycre
nnnarnnt In thr i,ov,r,no. icutI,cr. trhocrn cnoI
ani ,ir.,r,u n,urkuts. f1s wcro ocucn,ltv u,Iiet.
lut,ritmt,nv o{i. oxrrnteh. Thcra ,vns ,,trit,,,
of ,Ir II, ts,r,,n,,s md n no in xhnlo t,,rno,-
tint,, md minors, o,I..
T,t,,nsr VIVA aot,vc and s,eodv. ror,cos mi,
soon nftor urrIvnl. and to o1Tcr,noa nj thr a.ln.
rs,,,rot r,rn,s n,,s o,sn,,,,.,o,s tsasr
s,,u,ly. onl,tm hmv,nv n,ixnnrcd sl,"rntv hnrc
and Enst. Woo, ,vua j,n,,,rra for nn,i IL mil, tn
bo ehnne,nv bnnds moro frwly In thc tntorinr
H,,c,I. wn., nr,nnr f,r f,t,ro ,,,Itvn-v r,t.tn,
for e.sb iots. iay broo.n-cosn, and hiies wore
~ rc"v ,o ac" weso ae
wer fl, rntr ttmnl ron,,eat 1,nnttrv sold nj nrr.
y1nts ,,r...s ''
I,,,k. frr,vbta worc sot,v., ord ,,,,vcr for,
UNA tntnr Far r.rSvuIo =, r. ,,,nr.,n,,, s,,,.s ",
, 1880-07-01

MILWAUKEE, Jnnu 1l-FIaUH-UuIf.
GItAlN-Wheat qu!e& and closed steady, Nc. hard,
&t.h5; No. milwaukee,, ucs No. ! do, S7Jxc, juno,
ssa, July, s7ai August. aio, Nod do, .us No. 7o
fylocssd nD1tnRl t:Hr,s rmefi quiut, No. T. Ei,Sc.
shtss AAhsrt M Sglt ltJe ccln0A lGatHo; No. l..
7lG. inr!oJ hl4.nrt No. full. IL t1u. - "
tMoviAt1HA-g -gtrtmer a'ld tIIttyU. Mora potk, st2M
1ulyi sski5 AIKuat-
ltbns-uulul hut arm, EA1a1+al
HECK1f'T8-Euur 1un LElHj wheat, II, 900 but oats,
8,3M IA. -. 1881
1I1I qp, WV
, 1880-07-01

Special Dtspateh to TIT Chicago Tribune.
fKw ft'nH. Jnnc A-tsA1N-wlnter wl,cnt for
proc yielding in No. . sud 7,<4aau No. white abput
10 on mhto utKant DfcFlnEH, uisd comparatively mod
critic inquiry ort!ans IN No. rcd fpr July md
August rpcadoa trs1s early In tic day. but
mt ptpaHcd fur ha1d With naerncss; towHrl tho clnse
Will muro inquiry, tt1ra h,n9wilat stenuler
FatsAs nprinR wheat n1esu,l with ncraKne.l
utlnncy, ind nu"sad down ntout Nac, lending tu a
frtor n'ovc,aoHt whoy for shlpn,ont, l'Alu bn Nu
rc,t at si.151it7M; lMeU bu do AMKnxt uptlnns al
' h p IL t. H. s"sH.ss ii..atss ssd ,n!5a hrsa
spment s ssshse sfs s cs II a5.Ts
tss ss, ~ Msa8o9 sna ;
;s q! ;9. % s:sss2
I s 1 S$ sssi stss
si'' II 'sfs nst nafs 1t euna
a.s sSssay s' tssx aS %Gss 4 SSs n 4"
s5,1. ~, II az sSas lis Ssd ssts
siS WestsI,, s.nI a5 S'astais
$sS!,i f$ :;$ s!;S Hss s;!s$ss; x s'Ss S.. Ss;ss
ass, E, IT. t. 's:$1 ;sssa; ss: 49,, rene n DE-
aWliisxY-NcRlcctod md wholly nominal ut sli2
Ri.a,anrs-A nSaorate dearee Of animausn In tho
sSsf i! S:;ss;:;. :s ~
% fntus ss1 81 :dsy sat ss1Sy 1yy
% sfSs'sasSs Ss: e' jss; j1sssss
/; sses,pts s n.!s super sts.e sna
SS Sy,;; s1,S; S' s.*SS Louis ' Sin"
a$'SX ;.s:sss t'ssf'r' *.t y! ES
.is;s: ts. T; s $"t5ssf &c. EaitS t'
Ill., ~ saG s:; sSp:do; "'f t3;; s'iSxsi: A
Tssog!s fI51 W. unfTI!lss a1a;io: sfsaa,sr,
, 1880-07-01
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wero tho receipts and ship
tnents of tho undiug articles of proucu in this
city during the twenty four hours enliing ut :
o'clockwc'lncsday snornlns, and tho correspond
Ing ti,uo lust your:
, 1880-07-01
! TuE UNION TitUST COMPANY hank,
Northeast corner Madison und Dcasbpru-sta,
Pce!vos savings deposlts Id allows !anrcBt on snmo
to sAts OF " per cent, subject " tho rules OF the
n4. @, 81, WILSON, Crshlgr
DH TELEGlkApu.
NEW YOItK.

Special Dupdtc4 10 Ths CA&ed0o Tttbtsnk
NEW YoHK. Juno U.-There ia considerable
Further liquidation OF tho bull intetust to.tlny,
houghs from tGs frequent attempts to r1lly
prices, 1t Is ovIdcrt either that sonc Ut tho blk
nen hive not uuluudcd, or uiso they do not
Ryish TO 500 too sudden break III tho 1nnrkut,
Which has nn uncomfortable tendency to uroop
when left nlonc, thus showing tho utter nbsenco
&of oAtrIders After the opening thero was IN
Unort to stl1rcn prices, but within Asi hour tho
selling movement was Under full heuti. ,l,l all
tho list was oil, Eric. US yesterday, .leadtny In
tho dtcll'le. ItunAuutans Wptp quito nctiro In
u noon; but frnm lhAt hour duttuess prevailed
and tho close WIZ spr'tcss. with Il fractional
recovery, Gould WIS nut In town to-tlay, ntuI
WI not ho t'!l after tho Fourth 1t is vary DIFF
as4sl tt Vc j. coiroca a st'Sey Is spass naputa n1
ton; hui. In the Hhauncn or my fnvurtng con.
dltions. tho tondeney appears to bo towards
rs ths Nt.te,n .tstoeta,sd I'rk.s,
NEW YnMx. Jt,ta t, ;t..u9vcraIen. y, sencrnlly
(tillroId Mula weak and lower.
btntt sceuritita dull.
The stock market opened generally 1rn,, aud
pavement. 1t tho itst Woal,l, howsycr ~ ir.s, WI
solltitK movement was lnnu4u.ltGI, unA ie en-
weak and unscti'ei durli.y i tie attosMo"n. S Tic
sgGllt,u @ ranKing ft.'m to ;4 In thu ucHcrulllst,
tscn; a.ust .asplclD.ls II. tho low,,ysr,l nmr.,s
inenL 1t lhu c!s,so theru wis Il recovery pf Ii
Ars 4. Nashville d Chattanooga fctl otI IL prr
cent Ml1 tuEofeyra PCT cuut-
The Directors Ut tho Ilnnnlbal & vt. Joe itail-
road C"'npnu, hive dtclalrl dividend ot Vi pGr
/ cent un tho pfutcrrth stock. -
94.e ,lcw e,wk :,f tho ChcuKo, IT. Paul, bIinnc.
r srs't!S y omnha. latrona viii be ready to-i,!ir-
g,"Y. x ;oC c'1 ,1 & S ssfSs q, aAG st.
Transactions. 3ls,lGU sh.lrrs:
h;.*s:'. aS Ss'!s tSst;sxs s% s
'lI ssa's 4:Has ssS saS S S,;s AMai;i...ss
, 1880-07-01
MAnK LAsx-whoa4 ra.hor easier. Corn not much

uoinf. NN'' 0'
,ld9NpoH, Juno NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. vsry hcnvyt
While MtchlFnr, " 8d red wlntar, IN ID. tnrn enslof
~ q I'D. Mark LANE-WheAt ralI,or onslGI. Corn
5n.9e. @ h, Gsyocs nI soast-WlH nra hninE
rsd ElntHs a. CoTn aant e, y II nr 1unsor chnai,.
pa4*aRe-WhcHt and tstEn tcndrK tiMnWnrtl. Arrtyns
IN c!'xst Ter priefs-Nhe.t stnn1. EIFts Ut wl,Hnt
" Frnnce md this Continent durlnH tho past week,
l10U puRttpek
, 1880-07-01
DETROIT.

DKTnofr. Juno noM--FLuun--uuiot.
dnAtN-Wheat-Ytesdy, Nh / whito, Go. July,
vet tAuHase7 t4et Hcptembsr, k,}fu hid. ziluR No,
9sc. Neco,pA G.AU but shipments, n. .tI1 bu.
, 1880-07-01

BnrYA1.o. N. X. Iuuu M-t}nAfv-Mntkot de-
moattyo1. Wheat entiruiy na,ninnit sa1os cass No
<. torn ut f2c. Uasa piIursd Mt Isc
EAAA1. FKkt0iirs- 1oNGei yesterday shipments at
!3tc t1r wh9al mad Gc fur corn; to-dny 81 anI Go
, 1880-07-01

FEoRfA. Ill. June a.-QHAtN-Corn nrmer, biRh.
lnixctl. HdissAos mixed. Ts,i@14u un.s qulott No.
2 witte, gas46Ao::. fsY0 norplnnlt Nc. Z ts4kEio.
l11HWlSkS-unchnllgcd.
, 1880-07-01

ST. LOUIS, June .n-Flouil-Inwor, bcss ryndes
Bcasc0; XXX, H419aSU; XSN 3t:::1aI,; tn1ntiy, kL5A
&.65 9hDtUe IL fancy, ELS5asAS.
0lAtH-W',uat unsettled; Nc. , red. Ulu czsh; v,Ifc
Juno, Sa5d8J&a Ju'yi B5t{deSstaS}su August; ss}44
&c S1ptOMGtr1 NJ. do. Sic: No. DO, Ylc Cur ut1-
sottlelt cashi 1l4s43G3A lu1e; xtKa.sy4o
July. x&aIsEc sopIanItor. tats alows 2iesa} clsl,
%s&saysu July. ltya dull; TIC. narcy-Nut!ng doing.
lEAh-btsm at 1Au
ttuITk1t-Uncha1iNut.
EutlA--tnYIur ut 10.
WtftHKf-stuuly VI tLM .
FROv!Ht0NH--t'Dtk guisss ipbhtux Mt fE.ltalaa
Dry s1lt ,uH1ta xrt'nHcF $1:t2 a}AAtulI73 Eisx7U
aiths1 40. as.7 7Al4s5h5. Lard aulot ut fiktssUM
n,t1U Int cats, u laU bi1. -
hH!pAxsrs. .ffMur. +,un hrla, wlent. LOU but corn,
LILO but Q4tx, &1U bi. ~ -"'
, 1880-07-01
CATTLE 8Al.k
- -

IttHiS-lt wan quiet ny in this department Of the
maskgt ! The Fcep!ps Moro laFRe and tho probnbios
!slase hu!ets ;ltte alnl. ind tranR slox, Cd
rtG!Ally htWhrtlA lilo u,1ae. fflcG*. however. worn
itixe4 taekE u tt1H3h.. mid tnr o choics heavy
shipping Ut tt25G1Ii5. There fnlr 9snMt1t for
nks A1.d " the 9eraKa wGro fuw prlccs t.I,n,
Eales nAklnk 1T 81 GtlMl All aaIoa nyo Aade subrct
etnXs. The ntnrkct finished gi1sy.
, 1880-07-01

CLEVELAND. o.. juno Observation-Disclosures
Standard whitet ITO teet YAc.
Ftrrsnut1, Juno aNl-PETnnEErit-unlett ertido
lower; &l24M Mt I'nsknr+6 for bhirnleuii ro51o6
ur1nor Ut g9G29Ac, Philadelphia delivery.
, 1880-07-01

DKY GOODS.
NKw YoNK, Juno m.-Thp market remains yery
quiet ~ IL usually tho Just bofuro u hutday.
Cotton vouds In Irregular dspnd and buyors opcrat
Ing cnntinnsly. Frns refnnn quiet. Dress g.uRlans
acss9. 6ut s!n,hti.R w!,pleis aniaL 1i,e butissin
ssrsud ~ hottdays ln rho dry goods traaS
, 1880-07-01

ltock Inland. IIlannbal b. Joo.... Kr<
rnnntnh II. l. H. 1ao rfd....... TN
Fort WAyno...........1M Irun MnuHtnn. An
!!ttafMrE .........lt Isl L. i HHn Frrnctsco 81
Illinois tenkthl .lks Ht. H. 4 San r.. fd a., 4X
y, IT, &Q..........11JH do. lat pt1ifDrscd...-. III
NJ II.NN NJ
=. A., rDfHrrrd.. Kansas Il U1us. ...... 1854
" J. fnnttni... ZEN ulIlun Incitc. Vi
lIAftGn lid CGhifI lnttfD I'M
Inks astrn .........M NbFthSrn Pacific. 49,. I'll
canada Southern. Nurl!turn ltIrltE rfd. ~
MichlREn C1ntEhl,.... !lh !NutssO y EHshvlilri1t
Eric. 4nhh NaAht Il1u 4 GhALt.... u
ErlG pttfetfnd., Fi4 tA1lsvtG i ". N,.,,.tW
Nurthur<tpfn.. Mn ItDliAtun Il Tudns,.,. b
n Y" plds...... ...lttA Denver ltln ursuihe KlH
IL pnal......+..t.. if Western unlun.. 90, lu31
Ut. leHl1s prnferr1.. Atlhntlc u Pacific Tei. m
H. lnu1 { Ml.ttrntUtts 1t tnGiHC MAit. ...,.... M
st. Paul h FUNK ttty. sA At}nlnA EIprcAs,
~. lnul St:ty, pFd. IN Nsa Fnr.t. lu3
llh. Lack Western. ii AimaFtcntl EIprrss. tl
SiurEa l. Essex nH II. 4. Exurtsn.. ~
!lenwhru X leitdsnn. ION t}nEk*!t u
E1w ,lHrs9y Centrtl.. Hix }ntksiIrer. pfd.......
Reading NftiH. w
uhI y Mttk4~lrg.... H!tf cad rllu. III
o. & ~. I,fNfErsr.t..... IL gnlr AFlx0nh. ~
t,hHtnpGAke \ OhlO... III tJfhGstAku
MnhllH y IM1......,. HitxSIRHHMsu EH
CI0tUInd Columbus FS5t 1snl.us .....,,.,,. Il
C.t C,......... LA ttts0 k'itAhufl. SH
(1hH f'rhtrA. 4tJMtHrll. Hx
Lake krtu Western. u
, 1880-07-01

oawE0o, June ne1l-li1.fs-Whcnt unsettled, No. /
whlto Michigan, 3l.H. Corn n0nIlHaIly unchanged.
, 1880-07-01
s. oleaI rib, t7.bs, clsaz. sa0o. uams-Aussr
clitGd, 14{GlHc.
WutBKy-HtoAdy 1t NN.


ToLEDo. o., juno M-GIlAiH-fvhost weak; afus
bcr M,chs.an. sl.tus No. rod Wnaa.t,. sput, sts,
july at3{o, August, g1te, No, rcd. nuw, elul M.
rcd. pct Nc. 2D II. fe fL0li FojptteA, 7tct Wuht-
nrh nmber, toa Corn wcnk1 HAL. mixed, ao]fo, M.
e. :Rsc spot, Ja,yt NO. 2whto. Axe; rejected.
t1tf C.. DAts unchanged. -
4 lD bu. ~ :7' ' ~ ~"
,s sn!Mrsixsrs-sHhcat M laooo bu. corn. E,m bu, bar-
, 1880-07-01

The following tMbio exhibits tho receipts ami
shipments Of Hour, grain, aid provisions for tho
ptst six months. as compared with tho corre-
spending tme lust year;
, 1880-07-01

apsetet Dnpateh to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
RANsAa ClrY. No. juno M-0l.AIN-11te Prtes
c"'r"'lt ssports, Whent-necnipts, 4.4M bu, ship
taenls. l&on but markets 1Itto hfmer, No. T. cash,
Tic July fa1fds No. s. tsat, 2o; July 7uc Eoru-fo.
July, Eln ~ ' " = . o'
, 1880-07-01

PHILAnELpiilA. pn., 1une 31-ELuun-Npmlun ly
unchanged. NJo flour dull.
GltAlS-Whont In fair demand; No. I .ed elevator
sll3N No. red juno. $l3A bid. t1.l4 asked; July.
t10od bId t96 Mskcd; August, SLOT bst &l7A uskod:
septolnbor SLOT lid. sG'A asked. Corn dull, rrjeoted
S;' ateAues &1b@skts Snll. rnisod Jnnc ic bid, aae
askoi; july, 4sc h. 49Ac asked. August ElSc bl ID,
4fsc askcd; Scpto,nbur 6Oc bid, 6lc askod. Oats dull
aid anseied; No. l. whlte 5cs No. do, 37e1s{c No.
tHoy!sI0Ns-eteady. Mess beef, l2sala14c. Mess
PORK lg llnns. sucked. 1ldpl2c pIcklBt, Gpluc.
hurrEASActiye md firm for cholcs xende.: crees-
Gry GxtrA. ?lCi To gatn t9 ct1Oicc, lJ; NuH York
Stato ana HtadfHrtl County ennsyiyA4} extras,
12G9l5c, ~ "~ '" ~'4e'ee'
EHGs-Unectt!cd, 1NGt2c
6Hdt8Nc. w e'e'
rkrttuLEuM firm; setnod. g1{c.
WHtsKr--sl.H.
MECEt'IN-F'onE 1t1o brls; wheat, 1900 bu; corn,
aliirAESTa-WhoIt, AGD bu, corn, 0auu bu
, 1880-07-01
RlC0RD'S VITAL RESTORATIVE

~ Fr1Y per c9nt Ct tho human victim. to
tt6n viii ba fully currUbDrnnI by every intar,nt
py.ic!h,l The principal prdHclnK this tf4seSh9
aT9 ndisssctlnls Or n1cnssos Sumo Uf Tho rHrnni0n
the buck, disposition 10 nY1! st,toty anuIE Jinx ~
inteboAEs mental dAtresH, nrry,ll,s tDlii1|tr Mitd
leuearrltet ~ fo.niles, htntnx dTca,a &c i,.t
sd q ,is EEsat ss Ssblts rs s,io r4as ane
c[lnnMtly 9gy!iTent .. nIon cso thlnrs "a
y, TN accommodations at thu ID
that no vitGl etlna e. ake pIaeo except tru4n lie
nny oi1'an is wehkuned, then thut 0rE,i, Ii wenk.
T,!era T. toinedY III tls reMch NJ als one that lin.
sEoh tkS fnst ior nyor half ccnl4s1.. DE. IiIr,rts
dnrsod by tho Acattomy OF Madce ia Parts IN in IN
Mlltnln specalo fnr tue above. contntnA p,arlors
cnntt.Rs.'los u other post Il purely fEnkT. Hi.E.
s4Har. lll, ni can ~ hl Of Levasaos + TO-
BIZ ru0 !ttchetteu rar4 Erlhcol. nt Ir " I!rxT.
sss"s . so9 h Hxent f m to. & ~ 4 y stnzsr M M;StnE
by mall upun receipt OF price.
CEtErtF[CATE
pAItIB. jutT H. 1S's-1b euo DO IL Patx,-A Mr. r. L.
hfty-thfce ycarn old. had been wduwer twcnty-itye
yours horvOus taMturtuunt; hHa suffered fUF Thirty
ysnrs ne tll0l eYcEy known rr,ndy without My ieM-
enL iic eAHa to mo md nIylked him TO try lticGrs
Vital ltes1tave. Afur four s.nnt.ls hv isc,,
nano i.lonths he resrad u NJ! health md vigoF
got morElHd. md han TWO TIM cht!dr1n.
days il; u IL Woets iD bo.Hcon ssS and afrso
months. DIR. 1t, PEIt1GOHD,
MchlcluO do In Hospital chnEity.
VAN NSClIAACK, ErkvESsuN 4 co. Chicayo ILL.,.
Wholesale AuUntH tur tho Dfsv reuttN
, 1880-07-01
C0'f~1,0N.

fkw oRLEANs, Juno a1-corToN-Qu!et, m}ddlIoR,
llAc' low niddtins ll}&c; good orriInn-y ln5c Not
receipts 1li Gross. 1 exports. Orent Britain. 2Da1,
conssWise. Lbs; sales, 8Is stnck E2lN.
, 1880-07-01
Tnnt1ENTFNE


WttM1SoToE, Juuo 3a-Hrlltrs Or TunpESr1yz
-StGndy at Ai<c.
, 1880-07-01

1shfAfAPNJIs, lMh. Jnno al-0nAIN-SYhpg&
steadys No. rod. Dt21jc Cora quiet, zs4tlc,
, 1880-07-01
Artktfs.

Flour, bsla.....
Whvtlt Iu. 80.
Corn. tlu ...s...
Dnts. bu.... ~.
Nyc, hu....,....
lAHtOys 4l. ...
Pork. erlA......
Mgllts, l0s..,...
Lard, lts....,..
, 1880-07-01

bu9up hoitA ,H0ot 8slmAsaa. N..,.,u.. u
SUITED II Es: sMpw wi;!!1 u isa *pd ladai,a
Ut!s 70 wu4 MIsu nDts Lu1ratln{ Ealta e4IIt,Hue
aSslya. niAerN*o iio iuartut IL qatL EuiuwlnY ara
, 1880-07-01

The cargo market steady, with sntos to tho e1-
tcnt ot lAo supply. About lonls wure u!spused Of
Tho touARd wts nut Iutto brisk III furnsry+ but
nothing VIA carried oy1r, und previous t4ltros wuso
h1i1 tcbn fl1lu,rttsE Il LII, or
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The Justice of PresQue Isle.

In Presque Isle county, toward Mack
inaw, is beautiful lake-High Grand
lake-on whose shore stands clubhouse
owned by s,,ndry fish-loving citizens OF
Adrian, Mich. The country around il
and the few backwoodsmen living there
are much like the country. One of them,
named Crawford, was lately elected
Justice of the Peace. A wood-chopper
made complaint that certain raftsman
had beaten him, and asked for q warrant
for the offenders arrest. The Justices
entire stock of legal blanks consisted of 81
summons and subpoena. After spending
some time vainly in trying to make these
papers fit the case, he got mad, flung
down his papers, and addressed the COM
plainant thus "See here, mister, this
court is bound to see justice done in this
township. You pay mo 81. 80, costs of
court, show me the man, and the court
will lick the - out of him in two
minutes. Complainant paid the costs
and pointed out the man. The "court, J"
with majesty in his brow and his sleeves
rolled up, went for the offender, and in
sixty seconds thrashed him to the full
content of both parties. The court then
put on his coat and remarked that she
was peace officer, and wished it under
stood that this court would preserve the
peace, and any man who thought he
could rnise thunder in that neck of woods
would have to try the cnse with the court
personally" No other case has since been
tried by Squire Crawford. Madison,
.TOu7rl0L
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The late rise in the Mississippi River has re-
suited disastrously to much of the best farming
land in Illinois. The Sny levee between Han
nibal and Quincy broke, producing a crevasse
five hundred feet wide, and through this the
water poured In great volume, flooding the
beautiful valley for a distance of forty miles.
ten miles in width. A correspondent writing
from Quincy says Families were compelled to
leave their homes, In many cases with scarcely
any clothing on, and flee for their lives. An
entire family, Mr.. Freeman, his wife and chill
dren, were drowned. No trace can b, found of
them or their house. They lived but few
rods below the point where the break occurred.
Mr.. Freeman was wealthy farmer, who was
very highly respected. So rapidly did the
water rise that men, women and children rushed
on the embankment to save themselves, as they
did not have sufficient time to get 10 the high
ground east of the river, A break had been
anticipated for several days, and hundreds of
men had been at work strengthening and
watching the embankment. 1t is feared other
lives were lost than those reported, but as an
alarm was sounded as the disaster occurred, 1t
is hoped all reached places of safety. The luss
Of stock will be great. The day preceding the
break farmers were paying ten cents a bushel
| to get their wheat thrashed. The harvesting of
the wheat crop began about three weeks ago,
and thrashing began two weeks later. Every
team and every machine that could be secured
has been in service night and day for ten days
past including Sunday, but many have had
hopes the disaster would be averted, and had
delayed moving to places of safety. Mile after
mile Of fine corn-felds are ruined, and thou
sands Of acres Of wheat in the stack and stip
unstacked have been submerged,
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Changes in Jerusalem.

A wonderful change has taken place in
Jerusalem of late years, and it is proba-
bly, now more comfortable residence
than ever before in its history Mr.
Schick, who holds the appointment OF
Surveyor of Buildings in the Holy City.
has lately issued very instructive re-
port. He tells us that ruined houses
have been restored or rebuilt by indi-
vid,lals or companies, and buildings on
the Peabody plan have been erected by
associations. The streets are now
lighted, kept, for an Eastern city, most
exceptionally clean, and the aqueduct
from the pools of Solomon has been re-
stored, and water brought thence to the
city. Tanneries and slaughter-house
have been removed outside the town.
The sanitary department is under the
control of German physician. Bethle-
hem and Nazareth are eagerly emulating
the progress of the capital. In the
latter place windows are becoming quite
frequent. 1t is asserted that there is a
fixed resolution on the part of thouands
in Prussia to make that country as hot as
possible for Jews, and it is not unlikely
that this may in a measure increase the
already considerable number now return
ing to Palestine, more especially as the
the German Jews already are q power
in Jerusalem. The improvements are,
further, likely to lead to many Europeans
wintering there. 81
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Irish HAY0lufianisfs.

The United Irishmen of America, at their
convention at Philadelphia on the 2sth of June,
at which delegates were present from all parts
Of the United States, advocated vtgofous pro
ceedings against Engiahd, Al similar character
s the Russian Nihilists' plots. secret session
was hold, III which three representatives from
England made addresses upon the best plan of
freeing Ireland. One of the most prominent
members of the body said; 1.-TWO weeks after
the close Of this convention We commence ac-
ton directly N the heart of England; We viii
upefate on the principle of eye for eye, tooth
for tooth, blood for blood. Every eviction in
Ireland VIII be avenged by the life Of an Eng
lish oppressor or the destruction by fire and
dynamite Of a Government building. Like the
Nihilists, our operations will be conducted Sc
cretly, but with unerring accuracy, and the re-
suit will be the relaxation of English oppres-
sion upon Irish tenants. Our convention is
composed Of tho most desperate set Of devils I
ever saw congregated together, and they will
hesitate at nothing that will advance their OBJ
ject. We mean business, and ere many days
have elapsed you will have witnessed the stern
realization Of my prophecy. Branches of our
organization and other bodies of similar char
acter are on the q,d uiue in both England and
Ireland, and are waiting in ambush to strike
the initial blow. They are well organized, and
are composed of the most dangerous body of
men in the world to-day. Our funds will be
invested in death-dealing dynamite, which will
send terror to the hearts of the British ty-
rants"
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Importaut Agriculture Statistics.

-, he Int rrfs nj
~lat - - LIZ IT, ''s1..ssI 5,.os1,, b; 60
sa,roe AZ oee,o froro ffo;o1 so,roas t,'rn;shas
aeya n e ;,ta.aa.;nar ond ;,,,'.o,ta,,+ [ ;nfornao
aolnc inoo 9 'tu. LIZ i ~ 'a,iD - e. ,..'.;''a
tioi III i1Salo W sile '1iie " ,,a.t ra..o =:
fLots u aE IN eot;ns tu NE s"a .i,ao ~ ~
the la'O ni'Ien edio IL 4..e1II' ,.,s - "
ton me'u and Jo1 4ohanoo 2,ora %' +hen do,1ad boy
;n.a5 ~ ,llae. ,,'nmo 49,, ona I'LL and oatS
l1cleaeet1 ~ i1oie noo 'iloa noo 1ie.u' %1iu o'Oo
almost Ifo,ooo,ooV pusnels. mere are
the statlsLcs; 49, In 1000 tile "neat as cIoE
was dao' 'ooo,ooo @ nusne1s' rs, IN ia 1oc9' To,
12o'oooi corn; 1 IN looo' fV1, saa 1n ooo push
eis, ana 1 IN -1 iolS d l,o osS,goo oo oats. I'D
doo9 zoo z2LVVo' do ana IN u, lo.S' doo 3o4z
ooo, rye i9,o4' aod o09iAzz, W Ia @ o4o'oooi par
1eA' c,a oo W oeo no Posae oo goa
a0d aod' '9o1 ooVGio s1G 2oSoQo oG3 nay
OOo oOo pohsZ2o'o o0o' 20 eopacoo' 1oo,oAo'
0oo oo o poillis1s--eo a oo4, ,VoS'ooo' ce'Don ~
22g,OoO oalesL2,9zu,ooV;
Inc writer attributes the increase IN
cereals TO the increased population ana
development OF the western ana NORTH
western States. ne says tnat curing tne
present generation the corn has been
transferred from the oos1th 70 the WeSt,
ana the Wneat centre from tne M1ddle
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ANY one can make better eau-de-
cologne than that which is usually
bought by thoroughly dissolving fluid
drachm of the oils of bergamot, orange
and rosemary. each with half drachm
of neroli and a pint of rectitied spirits. 1t
is also prepared by simply mixing with
one pint of rcctified spirits two fluid
drachms each of the oils of bergamot and
lemon, one of the oil of orange, and half
as much of that of rosemary, together
with quarters of drachm of neroli
and four drops each of the essences Of
ambergris and musk If this is subse-
quently distilled it makes what may be
called a perfect cologne, but it becomes
exceedingly fine by being kept tightly
stopped for two or three months to ripen
and mellow before use.