davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-01-09
woro quoted unchanged. robacco was flrm.

rvor., ,,,,,tn,, ,,n,t,,.,..5 sf4n1nn,n ,.,. n.,,
reai ~ss'.atss All "''a'1' N0'"S3' "'%e ' n''
-. T....s,." s..o ..' a". .,.
,,nt,.s. ~, s",a,,, s,.",, VIII" "1,,..'s, -.
=. ~ a ~ a", I.'hs+ a'.., s' ".Nc' ~. ~
,,a,,o.s ~ vH' y. ~ u'.., t"n .,s
q .,,,,s .r,,i. ~ .,,.I,rt,,tn ,,, 1.>,,i III" .
~. ,.,,.,."ss 49, w.. o '.s, ~"
,,,"st fns inc.i ~so ,n., ~, s,,,,,no,,t n. win
Isv .,.. ~. 1'" ~. ".su t., 49,
Va ,nn r,,s" F .hn .oas. "u f,a', ). ~ h,,,i,ra
,,tsu,.h se, a',.,.a, ~ s'~ -, ,....s'
=, n..,a. ,,n.,,".a .',.,, ~ n,,. t.,
49,, .s m.,.a VIII ano .s., ,...,e n,.n
.s' oav, w. c, nt'to e"as''
~ ~. na .', "a WIN. uoy "'E ".
o,1, f,- !, n,s .,,, ,,,.I.. 90. ,rant ~" 80.
... ~ =" ntn NV '. "es "un ''1
x,s,,.. '.,. .'' "sto '>' "o'1'
''u"" W.. Nsso n'o"t ,...,. --..-.
kCitt11f1l " Co., Hf indianapolis, estimate
, 1880-01-09
Jan.A ~ Dre q, 'N. Jdn.4.'fa.
Flnur and wheat. qra.. 1,1Uun 214atnn 1,HDMD
Enrn qrs IllM1 shUu 3NLuU

Tho receipts Mt five inllh points aggregated
1e0,00O bu, md tho shipments 4l00U b,1.
Tho following WIS tho prnluco movement re-
ported from New York yesterday: Receipts
Flour LOOT hrls; wheat, 45.p0 hu: corn, III, ,188
hu; unts, 5G,s12 bu: corn-menl, 1D8 pkRs: rye,
G0 hi; barley 10460 bu: malt, 1000 bu; pork, l1
Iris; hecf, 100 brls; cut meats, 29l3 pkgs: lar,
COS tes; whisky, 1,10o brls.
Expnrts-For twcnty-fm,r hoirs: Flour, 5000
brls: wheat, 10000 hui, corn, E}.000 bu; outs,
5000 bll.
, 1880-01-09
Tub-washnd, choice.
Tub-Wula1, common 10 rood.



CAT1'tE-ThcrG wns Improvement yesterday both
In Tho character Of tho demand and IN pricea, There
wns full attendance Of the several c(aaaeH nj buyers
md all seemed 10 want stock. therefore SELL
found easy matier 10 c1nF tho ynttB of the
very m0Gesnto supply tlI1y conn.ned-scnrcely moro
thnn AHD tca. Prices stnttDr tho Increased dnMand
wore arnnr MI around, and for must descriptions.
higher Common slirrlaR.siocrn not wnntcd Mt
any advance, but oihcr Rnden readily sa'nblo nt
mn Rdvancg TneA!ay's prices nt plump tlt0c.
THO quality ut tho supply bntter thn ei,er nf
tic previous days nf tho week, and, M will be soen by
reference to tbs published sates tho bulk Of the
tic sold ut pricca ranRlnH from $15 upward to t;h
Of What Ia known butcheEs stOck. tho prHtortlon
xnnifer thRn ualal. Tint although tho weather
was decidedly aRnlnst mn nctlre mMrkrt f0r Tint cnss
utlerA found difficulty In c1pEIHK nut Mt tho i'm
prortMent In prices nDtGL nIuv1. HtDc4eEs wera
quick fnle and commanded Hnnd prices t!Htk21 hs
nnly n,pUrtn,t sale it .Iyor is was rs,Stits by IT,
Rtrhtlurn tn. they setltnR Il Gnd, nyclnHng BIZ
lha Rt tjA Tho market ciOAod firm With everything
QUOTATIONS:
Extrn reeves-{9rndcd rtetra, weighing t,4U
ciairs iieavesNFn1 stcers,
Wn!sb,n4 lian g nI s.......,.......... 4h0a475
Ing ls9 . I.aUns 4oos+4o
Ing iiGl % 10 3L0a4p
Diltcllcrs HtUck-i'o0r 10 c1m.1lon srerx and
wria!inx SUI q lial 29a125
Rtnck GMtta-Conn'on cattle, Weighing, 'W
lntori"r1I9ht atd t cow. oors, sia.s. s'
butts, anu su,tlnwRg Observation-Disclosures. fa1a3a5
fGAts puF ln 1i5sAi2
, 1880-01-09

comparative figures for November, 1878 and 1871.
which reached this market by way OF London
on'y tho third week Of March, 1872, wo have tho
following results for thrco yenrs:
as$:$;::::::::::::: :s:;t: $ ";s s: ":$ $$s
Ne...................t oaIi ! sia.aa ! 4slop
Tho expenses for November, 1870, aro csti-
mated 1T G6:f per cont.
In Roston, speculation, according to tho Atl.
rcftstr. nlthouKh temporarily checked during
tho last weeks Of tho old year, Is not dead, or
oven sleeping. but Ia wntching its chance, or is
nrcniy In motion. 1taiirnuds arr, OF course, tho
prominent nit fnvortt cfd for this limo Of opcr-
ntion, ntzhugh, mining stocks, or anything else.
aro In condition to gn, II they nro tnkon hold
of by entetpristng operators. Hut, while btsf-
meas III this line is good, and cxctcs tho nctfvtty
Of many Of the bold and cnscrprtatng. there Is
nlwnys n sulld substrnt,,n Of buyers for invest
mcnt purposes, who iook to tho prospect Of Euro
dividends, without regard to nny rnp[d Alynncc.
This keeps MI, classes Of stocks mnv!nR, anf In
many cases mn ntlvanco Is established solely
through tho Investment demand.
Galveston tclegrnms report that tho Houston
j. Tcxns Central 1snllroad Company earned lust
year per cent t0w1rtls tta stock.
The receipts Of tho Mnrtctth & Cincinnati 1sntl.
roa,l for September md October wcrc D+ca1,
m tncrcnso uf $1Ga,6s0, or a. per cunt over the
snn,e period In 1R18. The earnings for October
wcro tho largest III tho history of tho ron, which
is now cunning enough to pRy tho Interest on tho
thrce prior mortgages.
Earnings of tho st. Paul Nona for tho fourth
week Of December show III ncrcNso Of $l15,p57,
md for tho month of December gnln Of s34,-
4y7.
Tho st. Louis & San Francisco Hallway COM
pnny reports the earnings fnr tho fourth week of
Urcptnber ut $t7.Mt,, nm increase over tho sllnc
week III 1871 Of s.0,IDo. Enrtlihgs fur tho nontt
Of December, 1870, sal:s00, IN incrrasc ever tho
corresponding ,innh Of 1S1S or $lt0, 100.
, 1880-01-09

Observation-Disclosures REVIEW.

CLEA1tNu.ttnusE REVIEW.
Special ptpateh 10 The Chfcnoo Ttt6sint.
NEw YOnK, Jan. g.-The Public ofnltA It's usual
weekly taho Of clcnrtngs to-iny, tho spncc being
occupied by n rcviow III tho entire year'a trims.
nctlona. monthly tnhtc Is given, however,
whuh shows ltttrslIffcrrnce IN my rcspcet from
tho resr1ta nf lhtc published. Tho f'itljic cnr-
mnnts IN tho nERrcNnto transactions thus, "sn
NcncrIl an .gt1ht m iucrcnst IN payments
through tho efchrffiG-lu,iRca Gnul.l not hnve oc-
eurrr Within single yenr t,n,l not tilo ypnr is7a
t.cen us remarkable for extreme tlcllTssfa, It's
tho yrHr 1R19 has l,ccn for wonderful recovery
and Ertht prosperity"
fnlkEt0H.
LONDON, Jnn. 8-5 II. ,n.-Ennante, n 1t-18.
American arcurltlcs-Nrw a#. tUGis; +Hs, ll0t1;
4e, iNA: Eric, AK; sccnnds. ol; Heading, 'NA.
PANTS, lril. &~-ltcntna, Hlr TIC.
LtiNnuN, jan. H.-Thu bullion In the nnnk 1T
Englnnl Increased I'll 900 slnring tho last week.
The proportion OF tho hunks reserve to Its
liability is tw per cent.
FAnls, nn.s.-sIrcio In. tho Dank Of France
decreased 7,v15, ,0U fratcs tho past week.
, 1880-01-09

BELL. YOUR UNITED STATES UONDY
And aecuro n handsome premium, and
DUY COOK COUNTY OF WFA'r CHICAGO PER
CENT IOSDs.
An equally sood sec},r!ty 6cnElns hlghor rate Of
CHAnLEs HENRDTlN,
10; WushlnRton-st
FIELD, LlNDLEY 4 CO.,
Now YORK.
50 La Salso-st, Chicago.
sToCKs-
Members Of N. Y. Stock Exchnpge.
ALnEnT NJ: DAY. Manaxer:
TRAsK L NC1B,
Bankers md nroke1,
70 BROADWAY, n Y.
Mcm!ess Of tho Now York Stock Exchange
uni New fuTk aItntnH Stack Exchange.
All classes VI Securities DpMxt md Sold on comm!a-
BiHsb H11l Carried Oh Margins.
Daily Market 1.Httorn sent to cuatuneTs.
FIRST NATi'NAi. HANK or CHICAGO
COOK StHg sSySE$; 's;xt;s ;s' 'A'' : -" "'' u
S'''a'' %Hsf $fSf 4S}$S S SSS9S 9$Sx2f, h,;2;,.
sate-pcpos't Department, entrnee on wishing
WATSON. La GRANGE i GIBSON,
70 Whilst, III rlne.at,
Now York, San ErnncIsco,
BANKERS AND nROKEIts.
Special facilities md advantages In furnishing
LED1TlMATE MINING 1NyEsTMENTS.
Inouteics chcrrfulIy unsvSred,
, 1880-01-09

NuTFAI0, inn. Notwithstanding doinRt no d.
mnni, except for barley. Quotations entirely n0nl-
trnl.
, 1880-01-09

CLEVELAND. O.. jan. .&-rE1poLruM-unchange
Standusd whItu, ITO tout, pAc
Oil CITY, l'h.. Jun. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. opcned
ut tl.l3& Gd, advanced 10 tlt dociinsd and closed
at tLl:M BID n!A: shipments. aaan. Averaging sa1t
VITTHHuHa, lin. l.a-pErNoLxuM-Aodsrat act-
lsu; crude flgH nt laskuss feF shpmenti ranaOdt
~ fur RAl141uIuGIx dAllyGfy,
, 1880-01-09
BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

Hrtt1nt UlFp0lth 10 iht EAttHJ0 Tribune.
NEW Y0HK. Jun. 8.-Fnr the first titne In many
dnys tho market HMyc Indications OF II general
bull movement. There have been days Of lhto
when soInD particular stocks showed Krcnt
atrtngth, but whom ut the same time other
prominent stocks exhibited weakness To-day
tho strength has been Knncrnl on utmost tho
whole list. lIfgh-pricett dtvldend-pnyinx stocks
hnve led IN tho speculation, Rock Island selling
up to 119 anil New fork Central To 49, Those
diyIdcnd-naying stocks selling nhout par, such
as Luke shore and Western Union, huyo becn
quito active and stronBs and such stocks ~
Northwestern md st. Paul, which arc expected
to reach par. wcra equally prominent and strnng
In tho dealings. kanMls s. Tcxns securities
I'M isi,sss s,essiy Followed g. Hannibal eo'ano',
lsTa1 lin IL fs,r ' is;a We're re- s5,S4ssso ss,.inst II W T.,
0'i,5ly In 1878. M !ncruusc Ut sl,o74i. This (s
IN excellent showing. and proves tho wisdom Of
Ic". Mo-, to knIlBas City; !.s the extension had
becn opet, nlout BIx innntlis uny, the result IL
attenton @ @setrs Is tho fset H that b. as! "s c ,ns
!inS,sn : oaisey # ii AsshIsoa Y Topeia I 70,
tIcs, Chieu9o s Alton Ut loS tor common ai,d in
for preferred IN Remarkably chenp or the others
imprsi"x @ fat,,rc. WV hsavy iets svs s,Ss rG.
tr" s1.li ~ iii tnfnrn I'LL liz ,tS, ,"iG Z III,
viii, u,uMt,nr hrnknr ii w1,,li s.ii 1T iif withi
sxtv .inys. "'""eA ~ "0'A '''' ''S ''o ''st'''
0'~'' ""' 70 The Irt.trra As,oetotea rrt,..
NEW TuaK. Jun. s.-(30yGrsnenta Nattve aud
H. ''''.'''' Ao' ''A'''' ''' "-'''" ''>'''"'se'
iu.iInu l,in1s* i*. stronger and hJu,,cr, portIcu-
iMty lt hMssaan ~, i.S,S ,st 'sts "a sceo''s's 'a
$,ais :$ ssc',.'iss ,Giii. . ,...,,. ,.,.,..
Hrtaler pllft u tnn t!ay, AnN lir'Ges AafAllGt1
Hatinn coupany: New inrk Central. Nashville.
EtmttA1ltnKn s.. !.ot.!s, k4liA.s Phclti1. knk.s
TSsas r. @ ., oh!n 1'ss'sslnp, wcrt niso lron.
eltHh tha prices rtNcted tu IN per cent. but III
tG @ a .tyS 11ef% ws VT EsEt sSr' yr Te
Western Unutl, I.nkp fhHra,, ntlu Southwestern
h"i.I ~ ,1. t,,n,rs Th S,ivm',, rts1 N u,,s
ufts " lNfuHetta "Au!En. 4nt 4vtfttlGH NAh Aiuis
uGu a ", .H, .!.rn IL. n!.Hst "A'en II oAFeostu ~
rinx s y .% Gtss stock IL hcovv una
ns 1s G y, @ y; ' msfas ,'t,;s tsp;s
tMtn M inMlee,eu " ua{ ~ tntTt liEtlrts, thn !!st
~ HasinR bcen III tao helAhInFnMM 81 *-!sD;
priccs, si,e iuNtrpa stnek rtsns Il, ~ pcr cn,,t
Ty1ll,KlGt&u1lA :aAhtkkI BtlIrl,A: tAU ErU, 17O0
LRk0 EEtJru. l.HW Northwest. III Uni NJ rnl1I.
VIVA 1}9,'. tksss;; M y; i +; tH% MsnixS% censTl @ ,5
nn4 Central, .,luu CanMsiu Southern, OO0 1t,
Jsep, 'H% G9, ist" ,a tHxms vto ,t ,nh!9S, @
t J. ~, - t :, Al, ~ sst ~ neM" uiH
s,u fMGl1G sa saM!, 4Sg WnblkHM * ltna
Mountain, 1,Q0 Nov York EGntt1ta 4 tM Northern
iaIoiio, j,sUI M,itln & Dhio, b,N1 Lake Eris i
, 1880-01-09
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wero tho receipts md shipments
of tho leading articles OF produce In this city
during tho twcnty-four hours cn.ling ut o'clock
Thursday morning:
, 1880-01-09

PEORIA, ian. a.-GtAtS-cotn quiet md easyi new
,tri ,ulxUd. 374s1ysei new mlxel. G5i5Ekc, nsH
Ata Ialxtd. Ja1uusy, THc. Outs dulit No. whtte,
&s.tI19c. ltyn eusYt M, J. El6asl]sr.
laluMMlNEs-6taaly VI $l.G3H.
, 1880-01-09
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA. FR., Jam. S.-ELoun-Very llttit
demand from hume coAsuMors. and q total nbsene<
Of my export Or speculative Inquiry.
GltA1N-Nhent As1nor; Westpt1l rejected, }t+3i d.
Mixed F,.5 No. rcd, In eIeyntor, t1.4s bid, sltx
askod, No.3 rcd JAnunsy, sL4s3{ lid, slts4 nske4:
February, st64 DID, tl.6t nskcdi Mnrch. slSs,l bid
slSd asked. Corn rmer, yellow. G1ci sail, mixed,
!nnuary. 67Sc bid, 5a4c naked, February, G7s{e BID
Ssc asked. March, 6so bld h5Ae nsked Oats ID mud.
Grate aGnkmdi rejoctc1 47c: stn'',cd <74e, mixed.
n!tor.tisl9Ss7Aendy; ~ prime mess M beef t3 o. mem
J4e. f.Artt-WGstcrn, s7.istE5tSL "
Itr1TKn-GHul etrilngsy, extn,, ;tR34u; Now YoJk
atnto and lsndt.r3 CUlnty. Pennsylvania, exfaA
Chpre. lSs..s,4.
FstItiH-}u!t at 1ffal9c.
EiLEKsE-Flr,Ms Western creamery, l1haloa.
lst:r!!uLkrM-;No,n!na!ly u unchanged.
WM!AKr-4Mtet; WnstGrii, eLM
NEcE1lrT2-Ftnnr. 1.1tu brsi wtuAt, 1anm bu; eogq.
G5!iH but tAts, 1U.10 bH1 rye, 100 bu,
SHtrAESTH-C0Fnt I,M1 6u.
, 1880-01-09

8f!EEIt-Conilnne In Epld tcmnul. 1ftG tho tnnrkct
Iet@tns trtn ~ tho recent s!rancr. fllpguts nnd
thu nuIc tE71 buying freely, a1,d silGs wef9
ut A.uht5LD per l00 lbs for common ID extsn.
- u / pu
, 1880-01-09

TOLEDO.

T0tEn0, O., Jim. a,-GHAIN-Whe4t frru, a,nbst
sIchIgun, spu st5,4, No. tud winter spot ana 1an-
uary, .slak, February, $l,lk; March, sa,ss{; May,
tl.50; M. Dayton + Michigan red. sl3dk cufu
!lEnf; high mix Cd 4lNe; No. :! 4ikc, Outs dull and
nominal: NJ. :. ;ssfU aaked 3sl&t I'D.
,CLHvEtt-eEE!,o@ =. @Stsaayt mammoth. eoi prime,
tl9ss': Il ~, EhsMt stran9 q H. N9 ssd ,pos' HD' fet'
Inu bu ~. -. 80
.HItiMsHTs-Whest, sun bu, corn, T0oo bu; oats,
n;ulJ Du,
, 1880-01-09

INnlANAP0IIs, Jun. a-1llA1N-WhsAt steadyf
M. 2 rrA. sl3l.f9l.xaH, Corn ataAdy VI ka5&sAY4u
unt1 staA1y NJ &i4Ga9tc.
, 1880-01-09

Special Dtspateh to 1hs Chtea9o Tribune,
KASsAs CRY. Mo-. Jan. H-tiNAtN-rhs Prtts
CAFrrHt reports wheat receipts the past week
Mt 74ti bu, shpn,cnts. ~ hut hrner, No.9 cash,
t!::; January: tl..'; No. cash. ttlo.f; January,
Sll0H GMrnHltosuipts thu EHst Nsok. IN hul shl-
.t1kn. - - -
, 1880-01-09

OswEdo. N. r, Jan. .a.-GHlA1N-Whsa& nominal
Corn dullt Western mixed, d0G,
, 1880-01-09
lsOsToS,

HosToN, hfass. Jan. a-kLouH-In modprnta de-
MIltd md prizes unchanged.
GiAIH-c0rn quiut, mIxed and yollor, now, Ges&9
Gc, old. GiNsGic Outs tr,nt No. nnd ext1n white.
Ga45tu, No. Nito. hlts3l}ic, No. wh!ts and No.
mixed. Eka!1c. 1syo Rica $l.Hl
!!EcElrrs-Ftuur, a.aU OFlAl corn. $4,000 bu, wheat,
HiIlpMxATB-FjouF, $50 brlA
, 1880-01-09
pURPENrINE.

WILMINGTON, Jan. R-a1uRI7a TuaPxH1nH-
Quiet n exc, -
, 1880-01-09
DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK, Jan. A-e0uthern buyers aFp afstytnE!n
tbs uaskat ad RusInvss II rHihsr botar With pack"
ea0 Aousus. hut the jobblnx trAde rsmains aul<t.
Cotton gpo.s In moderate demand aud firm. Shirt.
lux prints fairly scYe and urtu. with upward tend
ttfJ. Wpuseat Uouu4 Ia lrFeYu!as dGEEn1 3nd hEIn:
1uiHt-
, 1880-01-09
COTTON.

HT. LOUIS, Jan, observation-disclosures mlddllnts,
l29ei s&tss, wv bales. receipts, wi sh!pnenss lspj
stuck. 13,uM
, 1880-01-09

1sOST0S.
uOsroN. atnHs., jan. H-Thc follnwiug arc tho
closing quotations for copper stocks:
Calumet !fecla."...2! i!'cvnllie. ~
Fantil 5i,t ge, liz
, 1880-01-09

SAN FnaSC1sCo CAL, jim. 8.-The following
nre tho clusing quotations Mt tho Stock Bonrl;
, 1880-01-09

CtOPE1kM1E-!'nckcrH Ruota wera nwnr unt!Ur
!nrKb OfatlnEs. Sngn nerH reported Of f,Un pork.
tN!tfHl. At $!M nHa 1.am lnr!.tlnrces nt u
nttES5Eil flNtJSrWrt1 In fntr IucnI demand and
hGnyy. nvnrhEinR 3tf327O tLs Mt E.2l
~ EG1S-FrHsl WNsp quhtssf nt ac. THE street WINS
,esal1y snckctt. md HtNrn-huuse oHgs Were freely
offered, hnt9ra bBinA ntlxlDhs to aeil nut
FlSll--Wcrc quoted iirln and unchanged, Only a
lytt h!snr*t wis tlnsi1g.
, 1880-11-17
PUBLIC OPINION,

st. Louis P0st-Dtsmtch {Don.): WD t!aye
nothing against Mr. Cockro. lie Ia q fair rep-
tesentatiyo OF thrca ololnants In this Btato that
combined turn an overwhelming majority
,nealoerIty. hypocrisy, and Co1,todVrqcy.
st. raul Ploncc7-l'ress {nep.): Tbera is
just ono reason, aud 0tilY one, why Mr. Kamsoy
Ia not likely to bo again candidate fur tho seat
ln tho gonato fos which he received tho nomi1a:
by y t4gt!ous bolt, atx years ago. That ono rea-
sou u hla luck ct tnoltnhtlon,
Bloomington {lll.} Fdntggrdph {Ifep,);
HcnAt0r navlz' old frIends aud aasociatcs as4ert
thst 10 will 10 found. in the futurp ~ Ia the
past, ready to act upon all political matters ao-
corllng to their merit, dccdlpR, III he must,
from tho nature OF bis mind aud the result OF
his long judicial experience. each question Ro-
cortasng " tho arguments boaring theFaon. It
IL highly probable that In many cases he will e4-
htbIt lcantn2 % the s!do Of tho Democracy, but
thaF9 ~ u probability 10 will act with t6at partY
IN Hny reacttonary or revolutionary psooceit[ng.
Ae VIII bs quito saFe to yotp With tho AepuPll0-
, 1880-11-17


'l'so 'h'rd alh' tholsgli prospective tno moro
sef'onS tllhchlts, ls' lint theS hre b"''a'ne
mammoth elevator 1T Ga1ro. from "h'ch
fIacc There Is MI abundance ot "nter NJ nj
sease,s OF tao y"ar Tor ooats OF tio larecst
pror'ft!ofls' taifo ls = natural point 10
w'he'i tho pfo"nets of t''o aolit'iefn !'alt OF
ll''hs niiu OF lh'l1aha' part u! tn'o' anu
'''"en OIL hentncky' aaa m'ote OF .M.sso',r''
"outd ofdlfaf'ts ttht' l''c i'ifec d''neu'1les
"'''e" nave INNS bcen ae'elopa s'nce 81.
i4o.'s 'n'estes' SO ahlcti money ~ tl'o Da1eo
o'ls'l'ess u'''eSS oostaie'', aa ''.at promptly,
'hrsasch 10 Ma'e that Guy "s hse'' n1ln ary
a"t ny 'e'ho'e '.o'l' ocean tt"'e' a''a t1aoo "s
~ ,''p"a3o or NoeR lsln'n''
IohEfess WY! sooh ~ III SESSION., aha WI
trust tl'a. ING l'1l''os te'egatton ~ congress
VIII o'e!look n's ple"''eelson thes ,h"s h"'e
1os nlak'he e"t1o 'ao pfac.lcal ''esl' III % '.avl-
e"tl"'t a'o 1ta"e o!' tlio ''l'sFiss'pl'l hl'ef'
a1u give tfee'y o. ''leir 'noor a's'l thelf so'es
'or Il 'n.,st l'nee"' sS''e'l"i1ufe u 'aohes !"
, 1880-11-17

tcrs which cnbarrasscs tho individual
oNinlons or practices Of no,.conforpltsts be-
yond tho proper subnrdInation Ut Individual
l[ccnsa to tho general order and wcll-butng of
the community.
Tho mistake which tho aggressive anti.
religious IcopIn sco.l 10 make Is, TINT tlloy
give m undue prominence To tlloir own
theories OF negatiol,. Tho bas[s Of Roycrr-
nlent iii this colintryis TINT the minority
sliall rule. While tho majority Of onr 1co-
plo ara nnQuestionably opposed to iii NJ
lance Of Cllnrcl, and Stale In any tangible
form, there can be no reasonable tl0nbt tllat
tho grent bulk Of tho American lco.
pic hnye genuine respect fur religious
influences, md ara tincunIlmomislngiy hostile
10 my movement which laoks to tlIo destruc-
tnm thereof. Reverence for sincere religious
devotion nntt confidence 1T tho mission nf
religious societies ns II wl,DIe lnay bo ,snld
10 be characteristic Of the American t,cUple.
OF thosu who tto not 60 10 church. probably
IL largo mujority belicyo tlust cl,urcli-gnlng IL
a guUtt habit. Not one man alliDng a tl.uli-
sand can 1)e found win condemns the inof.
fcMslye recognition Of religious Influences
which Is given by tho laws Ut tho Mutton aiid
tho various States. The sec,llarlslng IT.
t,ncrces Mt work an,nng the churches lhenl-
selves. which aro sceking to substitute moral
prccept for mere dogma, promoted aud ex-
pounded by men like Swing and Thomas, arc
doing more TO bring intolerance md snver-
stlttttiUn Into contempt tlInn call 10 nc
conpllslcd by my organized attacks on
religion which display equal Intolerance, II
notso much superstition. Indeed, the bcnellt
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WA have repeatedly pointed nut thu deep
Interest which lllis city l,as IN l,nylllg tho
navigation Of tho Mississippi River 81 ln-
proved anil permanently maintained that 1t
will at I'LL times fnriIisi, Il cllenp, direct and
sufficient r0lltN from tllu Northwest tn tho
ocean. Clsicago Is not oppose. to Ibernl al,-
preparations aiId expenditures by tho Goyerr-
lnent fur tlmt purpose. Tls caIacity Of tito
rtyerronta to supplyany demand fur tlanspor.
tatlo!s, cspcciaily Ut grnin, to tic scaboard Is
absolutely necessary for the protection Of tho
producers ugalnst tho c0ntiscatlon ut tho
combined railway companies. The average
rate for transpprtating gtnln from 1T. Louis
BY large to Now Orleans IL six eents per
blshpl, ngninsk the six cents by luke a1ld
seven cents by canul from Chicago to New
York. and both routes when open serve as n
restraint upon tho cxnctlUns Ut tho railway
routes.
Our roatlers understand all this fully, md,
while therD mny never hu bllslle1 ot wheat
go down tho river. tho fact TINT tie river 'Ilay
ut any tisne be use.l far tho transportation Of
grain Is Of itself permanent defense agulltst
railroul oxlortion.
We called attention same time ago to tho
"tAtoHNAlth1 PAoN ~ A4Uut3
IN tic establishing OF lInu OF bargcs
for tho carrlugo Of graln from tmt city
to New Orlunns. Tic plan was tl,at fleet Ut
three, four, OF five Of thssu bargcs should bo
loaded eyury morning with Wheat md taken
In tow byn steamer, ba carrsea down to
New Orlcans ut u rate for freight per busAol
81 low that tho wilole grain VI tho MISSISSIPPI
pl Valley woultl pour in III almost eont|l,-
uots stream to tia gulf, and tI,ence ho dis
trIbutcd to NIL pArts Ut thu globa. Several
months l.aye elapsed, Md unfortunately
aDnle difficulties aro found 10 exIst In tic
success of tho sclle,no; but, US these ttIll-
culties arc trliltug III themselves, m
cnterprlslng city like st. Lo,lls will
not permit them to delcnt QUO OF those grpat
revolutions III trttlB which arc imperial In
their extolt, ana tho effects OF which, III this
instance, alFact thB welfnra Of every people
IN earth who Cut brca4. The difficulties aro
threo In humber; two Immediate ulld direct,
Mld the Other prospective and contingent.
Tho trst Ut these Is, that thu barges being
now built, there Is Ao grain at st. Louis for
tAem to curry, -that Is, tluro IL 10 purson IN
1t. Louis willing To buy tle grain alsd send it
to Now prlcal's. Unless, therefore, son,o Of
our chlcago merchants shall undertake. to
I'LL III order from Europe for WHEAT, by or-
dertuK 1t sent froul st. LOUIS mud thence to
Liverpool via Nuw Orleans, tho barges uro
not likely to tlnd any business. Unfortu,
nateIyt however, for my expectation OF ru-
llvf from Chicago In t!iIs matter, tic
SECOND difficulty interposes, alul that Is,
that there IL hot water. enough be-
tween st. Louis md Cafr0 10 tl0at
, 1880-11-17
TELEGRAPH SUIT.
HFcstcrn Union ". tlte Baltimore
Ohio ct Agt

yVcstcrn Union W. tlo Haitlniofe
Ohio ct ~.
plITsBuRG, Ia, Nov, 1G.-Tho caso o. ~ ~.
Western Union Telegraph Company " sn.u ~
American Unton and tho Baltimore oalo ~" I,.s
roat rcact,eti lts eultnuntIoh to-tiAy bJ aacesSs
in tho United Btatcs Courts which rrstosee ~. ~
Western Union Eon,pany to tho olaees na '.s w.
pttaburr Division Of sald rairnad. !uo u@.ns n.sss
Of the caso Is Us follows: Tho !lo OF te'ts's r..
on tho pittshurg s. Connellsvlllo hallroao: ~.
tween 1ittsburg an4 Cumberland ''as ooeA a.nv vr
atctl by the Western Union 1'elcKrapn Iu~pt
under contract lnado In 1904. The ia!lla''s ~.
Ohio ltIroad, now operating that railroa., aas
1nado an arrangement with tho Atncfeu ts v' n.
Company to repltdtato !ts Gouncctlon "''A ~
Weaturn Union, anil to subs'l9nI' Ar,
rivai. In pursuance Of sneh ~ u. ,ha
ruugcment, On sunlay. Oct. VI las', ,nrs M
1lnilroad Company cut out tr'n III ,1n,ns,. u
along tho route tho wires OF tho Westc1,' h,tI.l
took down tho Signs of tho lAttcr nnd ~ ,oS =,
tutcd tho Amcrlcan Union. bill was uaJ s'htrh
the Western Union In tho 6tato Cou1'' - .o,
was removed to tho United Sthtes Coas1' " f,hjo
join the American Union, ba1tsmolV nj.
NaItroad, aud Fittyburx Il Conne!'s''tx.vv xv..,t,u
1oud, from fpterfercuco win 'ao ,,od 10
Union liues aud praying that u w a.,, .u. IN to
tho connections which tt had lnai1talaea "
tho timo Of outtlnR,> mdscs
Tho oaao wus nrxued yesterday before .ut '.'n'on
Mutkennan and Ashton, who gavo thelt olb ~ .be
this morning, sustaining tlo risns :" ,ha,
Western Union Company, a'ld a'aos'.na a,s'n. thsy
matters bo restored to tho conditions Va.
occupied before the subs'11uuon, .',,r II
mado. The ground OF tho o's' .sss wbst.
statod by judge McKepnan+ ~as taas =. "a
oyer forco Of allegation Of tho detehaaass nan.
tue vaiidty Of te contract and tho assed + as W..
performance Of 1t by tho Western unlou .ary.o 10
not competent for tho ssar'aa teIbIs conptpu suu.
take tue law In lts own hands ana 'f;StS tSs cor.
stitute Una company fur another ,a - donu legal.
tEucts ar0 to 10 rGs0indca, nsa w t,amrt Etcre
4aa q !iis Il ersr y pSseastt prixSt Is u hss =
alaituoro ohio l,asnad was eearly ,r6a x61s1t 1ths
~ sxpso q az Msste{ {Sa.tess 2ss' @ ss
sfeas.us ss oe@psio of ta9 ~
unlon ptnneet4ons aal pryues!gs,Eae. xhss'
over with it1 ri0ht under tho COURSES "