davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-12-06

FLOult-Nha tiut1 md r1n!tnl1y enRler. There
wns nut much tho nmtket .uany country n,tllers
ar" worktnx on "rlers ahra'l; hut tho wcakncss II,
wheat tended tn lasstn tho confidence NJ holders,
anu Tho scarcity of frHFEh furnished tn ship.
les* TN nd'llsinlla ronsnn for holding on Sncs rcro
rrpstesi nf q trls nd t0 bags wlnturs on prtsntu
tetn!ss Ao bags md ttp brs A"nbla spring extra..
rnttiy NJ $50; and III oass huckweat Hour on prl-
vato iernls Total, c,lNnt to EI brls. Export ulrs
worn auncd Mt fi3a5'a for gnod to choice. und rsn
Hour ut fi,kMt6Ul
weak for want uf frolrlIt-r,,olu. Bales wsro cnrs
G @ @no ~ III enss t%1H''nKs. n. "9d shorts
spiS WiixrnWks. III e r'sk .ct,vo and nu.,,1, wo.x
N.Y. ~ II I"d 1 cs1nf 9 tanT aufi iyGf'oi vn: tes!e .L
saost nos. wI! nlsrs selai.o lf'ie II seeup.'. rs
e: tn i"nti ayorea rs M xekncss but sobaete hn
nef, sias nrsss tero hase IL boe T"}s }.uc si,s1
riSo u ~ sse t"a I 4 a ~ II rsssF s Y"E SlsT t
S"' = IT ass;s s II s; ss
hss sa" ss s1d 9s ~ ssf ~
.!, d@!xs on margins already made taln BY tllu
n rsFs wiz raseo ss
Mas ~ II sanR 81 sts n i,nfs "wn s o
s e? ss: r. oG. IT, s:ts ssst 42s %
sset III. nts4,Y fsA,;"1s S,a' s r. & ts
;s s sgS: sS!s' Si t S' $ sS:s,; Ss
;'' i; :2a sa m Y ,s.,9ple Il hssyc ~
Sp IT, IT, iss u NJ s'ois s"assSts i. ]
;al n. x,,s4raS " aa ana wsas ass'I9!rs
N: Mi \. s:; ! 5
~ Tstai 81. Also. ssD ba No. .mliea 1Sea 1t e
s tS,s i:s ss;sa aos s me-. s;s,
s s %e VITA. %.na I'M
!s h ' ,hs sse q /. ". %srs os sssx n.
sSa ssS E i ss: H., s Will;
asa ,t s gs @ % Il ,o ~ sqx A. weSt d
y Sss5 y a sss Ss''s Il 4 : s:;sT Sfs
jnnS xas 'ts,1e s,! M; A t.t, 5scamur itKc
y iG ba ~ =; a' ai'tS srs IT nsts
rs}ss.s sna nv ~" a IT II % M ss y ID. d.
y a.. Z" aait saa u g s sars q Il 4 !s r5s sG
Gsssy ss VIZ ssssf 3 s: sss sxss s. 5s IT,
~ ~, VIZ tn n'k =. sh ,ra!',x a.a Y thq rs.s
lss !aISuI Az a i saay WIFI aiSs s1si!t sna
fs os:e 4 I H ~ III a's';fs ssis 81
5 Il. % es:s s,E u % a, cs9n6sr s;,i% SpSne
;:s:! s eS!sat; sa s';.f .' e n as ana q
Y a., " @ rs & ssi sstse % 1ss 4 rSss'S rSss 81
.a',les ~arA ruIars4 Ehocu ontA III ihr,,i,ah curs
st s5Sa 's :"'9 {" :!?ss a:
S II II a 81 :sss' asa s4 III Il e y II II
5.r ixsl ae.t ai'Sa tos whi.o. ali fsco on ls,ar
1 III s3s. .sa ss :;.;; 81 ;,sy s IT;
~; Ii II i; .ssS %: i: S; u
,,s nHEESa AZ; aaa wesE: sharing II thu xe,.
, 1880-12-06
LIrl: STOCK.


cAIFi.E-Ffc focoiptx wore nb0ut thu ualue ~ fur
the week before. hut lhoru loss autlvlty III tu
se''atd. md therefore pTces rulcd ens'er. Excop-
lnE medium U Euats kt1uA hnwGver, III which tluro
"as ducllna nf J:ue. lhorU material shrink
ngu In va1aeH. chhica und uxtrn Rr,atas wuss nut
n1ura than d. ltH OF, and In canor4' und butclturs'
stna taasu wna tn decline. tho sppIy VI those de-
bcrrtiuns beiug thnn sancIUnt to loat tho
Wauts OF tha trade. Thu quality averaged. bettur
than for tho previous. Theru wah q guod dcal IT
n'assnh!y or s"Es 1at tas pronortson q gnoa T.,
Eas .Ia thurs wess ns1y tet VI m,cea raMEillx
@s1 IT, a % q xhs
s:s :$;s
5 S sSis'9 ;ss!y ~ = II
xSa' xSak s5SSt SS SH a! q" s!s .SS ~
Gayss. W. sss thS Sosas q Is tis siosias ''''s '''
$780,. 49,. QUOTATIONS.
Hxtra nooyax-Gsndud sh~rs, welshing l.M
csSsS ss. Es;;:5 III ssli:iais sn,ss
oGS tny ,s:, q T@yIl:aisasa sssfs 1aIah.
Msis ID ill iiS:f,. wiki: ss''
sasshsrs ssaS1oia1 s t in :i:sr: a
Sintt' i'i1t'n Y SotGy e!ws fur c.J slaughter ~,
s.ss Ssstltoa"oa @ a. a:itiS. ":Sixns Ill
Intsttar-iishs aa iI cow. Tfs;:, ssass. *a
htns'. IND scala~aG .teefs.. l7aa:.M
NJ 81 Il as. @ ha wih shs S1 Se a
s!ss1s W. isf s y .S:s % y
s's, ~. @ 5t antaay w9rs t9 as1.a synr E.:
.h"xsa ~ n! stFnE ~ aoxnwsrA tendssy p!ices ar.
ana M.ps& o. tha asoIno % ths uay b9f'rS wa. 70.
eaet During thy Isu.ainlnx .inys Of tho we9k. lw.
nfuFl ep0 coofsu VI ta uark04 wis tuWnWaft ind Ut
', FL caasS 1,,, ~ asxreIale lssIlnH r. lslss I!
wv. aotst. There vert rstsor tnur1 In
it0tue aoss than fuF Tho pTnylou. week,
eh,.es hsa.y, ana tGs ksaYsai Avvfuxy Showed but
terf all< Ealing un hhpIsa tuhx l"lhl and th0r
wsfA tsit nret un*.ah nLout a;,uu; !hSTetsrs thu
s!!i,nf f.s. ~ !@ekgxs w. nbna! 14 "a oro
Tho , 1e!nAn4 tlru94lnut wv. k!rx1ly cs,nllyah %
Hrass md eu1iHlon c,atsn. inItt 1o. nnA ihferlof
aixs Wnfg srastt!4sns,5 n " ~ An igfL y
though thsy wGrs uE2uA ulnIu tlis parket Ieup-
eoa fs9N op9a1uY FAses Qf eayr4esu ftQm sSsssse.
, 1880-12-06

HT. 1.ottIF Mo-, dec. I,--FLuuft-,ull; unchanged
GtAtS-WhGat luwer Ind iuclnlnE: No. gtred s. Dl3k
g1Os mot worth tii ut eosos tL.hts tlAs Jnt.l-
nry' tlf16aiGf February; s sia]ietll1& MArrl.t No.
dt', slN:4llA.is No. lu. p!;s3!1{c. Corn htuert
cash buttons dueIlnst IN Eltf+'}fo cash and Deccm-
ber. is'sst:zc .1nnunrJ; t!lt lsG February +4'Nt
1910 April *s13 Iho May. Oata trmar: slow a, :rs
GHa(c casits H}9n bih Ianumry; a1<o bil February.
lEAn--Simtf,nL
lt11rrEM-ljncaigcd,
EtinH-u1IcHnny1d.
MH1hKf-Quel ~ $l.i1
FHDf1slbS5-l'Urk lower nt 3f3.41 Fchrunrf: cash,
nominal. Lry sHlt ilcnts IuwHr *i f::i SL11 i'll.
con IiSn,lna, iastl an vt ~, uskcds lS bid.
4'Hn "; ents '1lu Eyo, n bus batuy 6j 70,
, 1880-12-06

lfAl4l1AkOtEs
DALTtM0nr, Md.. Lac. nnd without
change.
Observation-Disclosures Irregular and iowor, clns-
lnI Ftcntys Nh. Western winter red, Hpot md
December. sLs'4slla1k. JHn,ary, *l.s3GI.&&; Fub-
runty. G+t+ti, MnrcfI, tl.2sa L2Ak Eurn.-Wcst.
cr l0~es. csiHr rtcniy; Wustern llLxel, spos. 81
&a1e f0F Oil, s1u fur newt Decamhof, h,stas,fc fur
Afd, b'c fur nun; January. bSa551&.. tnts-Wr.tern
wttc l1s9tc, do mixed, lass4je Iyo qulnt ut si.ts
I.Gl
1tAr-uncilnnRn,l,
lhurlRiuSa-QM!etn and wcnt but UNCHANGED.
BuTTEIl-lllylcr, primo 10 ctuce Wusturn pHckcd,
)&te.ie: rt,II, ADaGtc.
t:1ns-lIt1ert fresh. @3a.p1G: timnd. aQte.c.
!'EruOtE'N-- Qneti reIlncti, VIA 9lfc.
lL..
HuGAn-. .Stcndyt Il Soft. Q]Sc.
WfliANr--FlFtt IT $t.at
FlLEIuItTa-fHntllnnHrt .-...- .
r isE..i'is-FaMr :1 Iris; wheat, 1ls,1cg bu, corr
IAAG bu; t'nts, sHD Int rye, III lltl
HHtrafEN!H-Whent,I Is. isl lIu. cnrt, Ha.ND bu.
SALEs-Hlunt. IoS ~ !,ns cum, a.sJ,J1J btu.
, 1880-12-06
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wcro tho receipts md shipments
at tho ich',tng nrtlclcs DG pr0tluro III this city
ttsrI1aE tic twcnty-fnlr hors olt,lit,g ~ o. clock
Saturday morning 4nd fur tho corresponding
tilno lllHt yenr;
, 1880-12-06

llErRn1T. lice, L-FL0uA-Quict and steady.
GHaiS-Whsut a,oadyi M. white, $,ln, pe.
rolhtcn tfI& January, s1u1l&, February, t10.>i,
March. $tll3&ts NJ. rod. sl.ut, No. uhN0 stiSL
iturrlpls, wheht, &,uu but shipments, A0u Id.
, 1880-12-06
ltEI'll6lLt.IrAi.

FtFTsnuilo, Doc. +-ltETIlILEuM-pu,et; crude.
fa.isrt nMi!st Certificates, pso; refined, pfayKc,
.,.ckrvELANl, q: iaec. INSTRUMENTATION
STANDARD xha1. l9 tHst, lL1tr.
TirltStILtk, IA, lice. i-lho Oll u,nrto, nnanoJ
~ nblG; hlx.9. R5Aci lowest, 3itu; cusilx u!isvi
saIes. JlAuD bflsi sp!uouta, AuM; haft9fs SuW
, 1880-12-06
MINING NEWS.

Special Dfspdteh to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW yOnK, Dec. 5.-A|lniug stocks wcro Rcp-
or,'ly lnIl and wcalt yesterday. Cclosing quo-
tAtions wpEo:
, 1880-12-06

new ORLEANS. Itc. .+-CurToy-ytcady, tpiddl1ny.
l3ios law 1ndlsng. Ilci sIvt unnarY lyict uvt ru.
cylp!s sb s!u.. xruss At4i; uxugts to EEoat Beit.
Glh a.A1i saus, t,7u; st4Ivk, aNtM
, 1880-12-06

NryYAtn. lice. ].-tiltAtX-Wheat neglected, Corn
Iuots cAr-lots. N6&t5jo. uaia nominal ut 4pc isar
Ivy unsoIslod, no Aaies,
, 1880-12-06

f'EnntA. ILL.,, flcc 4.-tiNAtS-Corn qu!ot md cdAy;
l,ew lnxet Rkr, n1td, selat;Rsu 0Ha inautisct
No. wllItu. 1!tssIs4t. RYU Gutut; NJ. = t!&}ss54c
ltIuHwlSEH-ateudy ut SILL.
nEtEtrrs-Whuat. s...3o hui corn, l7,1N bu, outs,
sltht tn; ryu, AIsu bu,
slttpMESTH-WbpAt. &7.Gp; corn. it1E hut nnt,
.l2s tu; hurley, l..aAJ bl, ~ -' ~ WEI
, 1880-12-06

Nl1whukoy Fast MniL, I.----HN
a!M"nNnGH \ WAukyshn Ex1n:s' 7:5l n IN s7B ~
M!lsAukva s: raul & ailtns- SIN pm tIoInwN
1rolh Exprya trntns. ,.,.. fl0;t1 htH 4Aln
tlo1on EIpIass train. ,p- .a:lE hm I'D ~ ~
hl!!Mnukee, AalIsup, fsnFie dt1 t e:Ip M I'D -
a., Chatt, !Dwn. Nild Dakota Tx wi n..,.,..
Ft9vans Point Asid Ashnpd Er'' !n}n n!t}n u f:1 Al
aii'wma!sc SiatiiIon, una F.niro 9:op Il III "A
~ Ehlen Erprcss. .,a.to
I'laertyvltlf AcconimddatiOn '.i? S:i? IT I:M pt
Etqtr, l3yron Tns.nr91 ~ ": m 5.io pm
El-tn Si!tGh Fast Extfrxa ...s XII III Y IN
auhinr Passenger {ifjstr} iii y. Vi ,5 III ~
~! alihnGAntn trains nm yla n iiw w1TT o--o,---
Inr " lanl Mnt minneapolis Afo rri ne. IL LStss @
1son u''d pralsu u ClliO nrv,a In ,re.Sa ~ % Maa'
,r,,ro, e., a.shntA Central Knttrnaf
,pnf 81 LaMEo1st w nd tat ot iwony
lI.ii3s i1,ses1 =! Handolpn-sf, nuaf Clart Gt.ad
, 1880-12-06

TnIEno, o.. Dco, Wheat opnncd cnsisr,
clnsG1 tlrnf No. ~hto MlelEnn, Illus, unlbur .lo,
*l{' No. rod Wabash, spnt, ttai>i InnuaFy, Il 0ya
February. &t!e4i Marc', fllHlf April. tllb, Aiay,
Hi'af Corn Itinti hSi!-,ulxe1. tic, Nh. nnw III;
?WhiH. ;4H, " o
tLDk ~ wv ~
4.tslI su. - ' ' A~'
s,.iipalESrs-whoat, G,u0 bu; co.n aSol but oau,
, 1880-12-06
I3OS'l'{lS.

HUSTON, Dec R-FL0EH-Mohornlo demand,
Western Supporting, siu'dtt:5 cotnlnpn cxtras Aaks
vi: Wisconsin oxtru, tt.ata11s; Wisconsin extrns,
Ati1t'S Minnesota 10, &hiNsAsl. wln.pr whea.s,
tth!o nnd Michigan. f3f:TfsAo1 tnann, ta.s5st7ii
IT. Louis nnd flllL0s. f5k<71; spring wl,Cnt patons
f1...S l9.f5; wltet do, s1.EEtA1L .
M1iS7t3sn ,,, n fE s.cnants mixed md yollow,
md SAs,1 wtitte III s$:os No.3 wh.!y t41si No.
nael and MD n bite. AGt4sc. Hyt, $C6tSfU1,
lfTTElt.-S0iNInat1y Nl.cflnnguu.
fih-WGxtcrn FRESH. :ssa.IG.
1G.UsIh hu. wv Nv '~1
SAlrUEYTS-F1uur. l. 4ti1 1ria
, 1880-12-06

u!d nlep, totturlnY guund fruiu rhuutuutIan,.
Kidney ttuullt, Or Itly weakness, will bD mpIn
ALMOST new W using 10y 4i,tets freely. "A'
, 1880-12-06
BUSINESS,
Review Of the Local Financial
Matters for Last Week, a.
Tho Produce Markets Active, and Very
'Weak-A Drop Along the
Whole Limo.
Prominent fongs Selling ont-n1g Trudiug on
Ae'y FORK Attount-a Tame
CloSins.
FINANCIAL,

Something ltko n slnokenlnc wns rcrccpt!blo
toward tho en't of Inst week in tho ctn,ntry de-
inAnd for currency. Several 1nltfUhs Ut gs,l,l
worc shipped tn tho Interior nil nf It, of cn,rtc,
arnwn frnm tho Now York bn.iks. New York Is
reported 10 bc losing gold n,nru rapidly to tho
West thnn It receives 1t from tho nthaF side Of
tho ocenn. Que pcoultarty OF tho gold nl,.orp-
t!on How 't, progress In tho West Is. that tho
coin sceBls IT. run into tho Krnunt.
Country bhukcrs Eay that when
they pay nut paper moro ur less at
1t rctarns, but tho Fod never. Workngmen In
tho cities aud turner's In tho country ara lluhrl-
tnE Errnt quantities Of cAn. an Immense res.
ersulr of prosperity a ba.ng tll1e1 bauk Of ,ls,
md tho high tttlo Of gpul times will TO reached
when thls enriched population bu9ln to spend
thcsF n,Enay freely.
Nrw York exchange sold NIL tho week at 81
@l.2' per SfuD 1lsco1us, ctoafttg at II per 81 00
discount.
Lon,ls hardencsi pcrccptIbiy, hunks TINT .ha1
been ttmniMR money o,, r;hll Ht4 pur cent rlIsud
tho ratie to q per ccEt. nnti III mnny eascs per
cent wns paEd. Time loans range.l from a!ils
pcr cent. Several applications were recclvc'l
from Npw York frnm WA1l street parties for
mnns. hut they had to bo rcfused, MI nct.uint Ut
tito fuller delnAnd III Chicugu for bunk Hccon,-
hnttott.
Ilant clearIngs wero rcpirtetl rs follows by
Manager q. It. Halo, Of tho Chicago cicuriux-
, 1880-12-06

:, :, Mhy ennGr q !lstnK tlrath from AsthpuY Dr.
Ausse Cuuya Syrup will nuro you quickly. Is ct:s
, 1880-12-06

Kansas City, ilenvcr l. Pueblo
hankaa City, dautn IL Il UuDyuf
!, AiAht EApecas YIN =. 1fl,,..,.,,.t t1;U uruls I
" Louis, hprln3ttoll i TaxAy,...is V;JJ I'M: i
Aotll0 4 NaM orleans E11lrJsa V;uj 4 ID 70 /
IT. j~ou&4 sPrin4hetd & 1'UxaA. Is H;ji uMt3 !
IaoFt. : +rlln1. FuaE Express, 0:Ul nmt' I
:, l1n y teHk1k liz. Va EhUnos : Wi pnf3 i
l'ekth 4 FGartA Ex. ria JOItot, Julia Iul I
5iteatoEt lMcnn, tYnshtl9t'r .Ex. '!:.;u PM = I
Joliet i Dwight AcconlsuDdaIpn.ls - &;U fl:nit .
, 1880-12-06

........ NV1s$ HStIAAFISt
NhooM coRS-Wns stcaty and in nloiornto ro-
quest THO tsfctpss urd falr. MEo0m that has
boon hold IN he cunsry Ii comltH forward and go,nx
Into thu st''ck hero. QuotaIlunH
SMEo hnFI Aa catt'ets Et7
eouI r.V*'th ttHa
!altrtDr aad esiinus..
buitEA-IharV waA II Httt'iEI market for ctuntusry
hno chnlcd darY hultnr, thu hGuaHd continuing uct-
w. oltof 9f1lek ~aru AuItt nnd unchanged. The
stocks of ouE t a!einnt qlat.lua are pretty inruu
and pFtees still show considerable jFyp4u3nTlty IVA
quutu:
GiaSi@asEy; inisy sI;,, ;..'2 @ sfs "5 el
aityy.faf y "koSi:s ss M Isas,a 1ssss ..oet.,s Eli
HAt;GISli-was qrt.l. ct,t:qm seamless. uooas c.
pec.y ". Trade remains dull, Is 10 expected
a. tAt* ums OF roar. we auuts; .~
naask @ ;.......... i!Artapa. bn...13 allS
itsf sSsk ...'.. ;MH,,tfss s,,Ess
XMsfsaa; .oi s"'i1s. isao'o
ctlEEsE-!n this market but slight caungs MIA al,.
pa!stIl Nhy ufttl demand existed, and tilU quo.
taons previously gtFen were only ladl!orenlly
tasd- VIZ rulwat uns lsl:
EM'! c!eatnt snptelhbuF And Oetobor."......l1s{3l
t. .EfHtH ttl9
LIZ .9n:. :'''''
COAL -rhefo WIS loss ucalvtLy In tho tonand, und,
~ H. 1nsro % - kp!y t. ~ ~ en!y !nstssso u te SUP
tsoitB Fultlu!h vi bSfuru:
HHatnsrHs Hfls isr l}tS.;s'Irs IA
s,;I,," hats15s oao.. 4" S[ !9t|iana 1i1ck....
sk tF1sis III II s1s Msrs .a a and o.reF
iiiEssEt Gt:sWs2s siSw @ Il sSi "a o1 f ssts
~ xuutler va. uniaTuFabu. qiuso WA no dss1and
sVsFp 3;tsSc fur frp.1, and 1tso for si.,rn
, 1880-12-06
,i,5I;;'i M1rl1:;,.. =: r.!:,.:,n.ETsn19:
AS''|YAl, AND pEPlRTHRE ii; Ts T., ~.

sDallS 'aa'a' o1eopsai. ;MSu'us*s..;4 4n,,n,,,
rss ss?s ; sss;;a S"s; Sis, n.,,
.posthcast rsrs,or itntst 1lrnts M 1.,tft
''s"' :: :asl:.s: ssa e ,'s ssa s,s sSs
, 1880-12-06

~, nhhA1t, Mt l41tIsa K Pacific Hntl.yur,
nGPnt e9lner stewart and ArchuraYs trwAHty.tnIna
;HTTSf'af; ., cnEs yit stuso.s run 10 Tho depot
, 1880-12-06

IVNVD, I Nfi1fs.
81. Louis 4 1uif Exrress -, II H.N m| ~ n
-. l.DulA X Gulf Fns1 l,tnr TX; = MI Ill
kAnEls t.tI Il nenYgr Fitss TX. It'll; !, MI II,
!GDr! burlington L kuuhuk Er |. h.i5 ~ |. I'll
lrorfh Ieklu Speclni. ,,,,,.is Mn !, IN |, i.H
Springfield &lI4nslibul EHst j,n |tlli; !, rs III:
, 1880-12-06

BROOM EultS-Wns stcaay and in nlntiofnto rt-
quest Tl1o tseelpts ART fAr. EIn1n, c,rn tI.t bas
basn hold In te cunsry h conlaH forward and going
ahtn thu st,ck hero. QuutaIluns;
, 1880-12-06

. -. ChtcnKn IL Alton.
unlon !}ernt yqst s4c. curM0t Canal and Van ii
fetl.at. nnnF Vim ltuFUlI-st. bEuGo md Twenty
thls.i.bE Ticket onIcos, Al Deposs, y south ClAtt
st. GtHnu Pacthu llotoL ant Palmer House
, 1880-12-06

f!lMIy. sI!AlIY except SunllArs
MT Mu,TEVIrn!ln!an 5lu1pnx CAra from Chicago to g.
anHls hntisna City. Hd Peoria. nrlur pay Coaches
M!n reyngHg chairs t:htcn4n 10 1t. i.nnls, And lie.
GAhlnR Ehntr IaennR Cars ELicaao tn Iunilltai sad
MHnnsas u Eity. NJ fhaMgG " 9nY Eonehea ChicaseM
, 1880-12-06

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. III ir.iuf,.i0 iint.,nnd atll
stsniy; q, To shluMsts nr1 ir ns,d would r!obaby
~ Is calln stcny lt shs nres.!ls r. Hrobahly
sAt trnt 70 s.,o cnstnuser turn away without ieav-
Morning journal and courier., 1880-07-30
NEW ENGLAND.
Connecticut.

oarsmcn Struggling for Fame nt Norwich
 NORWICH, July 29.-The boat race under the auspices of the Independent hose oom- cloudy, squally and cool. The water in the first two races was rough, but in the last one very smooth. It was postponed an hour on account of a black squall and rain. The first race was two miles with turn for double scull working boats, the contestants, P. Sheri- dan and Jerry Murphy against William Kar- oth and Michael Sullivan. The latter took the lead, but the former quickly rowed them down and went away at every stroke, finally winning by a quarter of mile; time IT minutes, 10 seconds The second race was for single sculls, amateurs, distance miles with turn. The contestants were Thomas Murphy, A. Tousey, Robert Talbot Tousey took the lead, but was rowed down in the first quarter of a mile. Murphy then took the lead and held it to the turn, where he fouled the buoy, losing nearly q minute. He spurted and regained his lead mile from home, winning by 254 seconds; time 24 G. The third race was for professional single sculls, distance three miles. Eleven entered, but five only started, G. Hosmer of Boston, George Lee and James Teneyck of Peekslzlll Frenchy Johnson of Boston, Fred Plalsted of Boston This was the order of finishing. Hosmer got away first, Johnson next, Lee third. Johnson soon went ahead, and at the quarter mile the positions were Johnson, Hosmer, Lee, Plaisted. These alternated in the lead until the half mile, when Lee led with Hosmer second. These two had great race to the stake boat, where they fouled slightly. Hosmer dropped Lee on the home stretch and won time 20 minutes 55 seconds. Lee was second; time 21 minutes Teneyck rowed Johnson down in the last.mile and took third money; time 21 minutes seconds. It was the finest single scull race ever seen here. Eight hundred people were present.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-07-30
POLITICAL.
More Almond rho.e Letters.

NEW YORK, July 29.-It was rumored to- day that General Hancock's letter of accept ance would be issued this evening, but this afternoon it was definitely regarded fully authenticated that his letter will not be fur nished to the public to-day. It is believed that the issuance of the letter only awaits the arrival of copies of Mir. English's letter of acceptance, so that both letters may be issued simultaneously The Generals letter has been ready and in print for several days. It was printed in the printing office on Gov ernor's Island, where official orders and kin dred matter are printed. The Generals let ter is understood to be short one
 The Evening Express says the following are it's chief points in substance: First, that the Presidents duties are chiefly executive, and that therefore as soldier acts in obe- dience to superior authority the President must obey the Constitution the supreme law of the land, and obey and enforce the laws of Congress, whose duty it is to repeal laws when it is found they have been obnoxious !; second, that the political results of the war must be accepted and upheld in good faith, and the constitutional amendments and laws enacted in pursuance there of must be fully respected third, the broadest Democratic ground will be taken on the Chinese question-that Columbia is the asylum and home for the oppressed of all lands, but she will not toler- ate the enslavement of labor in any form, whether by foreign or local contract fourth, that the duty of the President to make such recommendations to Congress as Is to be pur- sued in no narrow, but in thoroughly na- tional, sense, and as local interests may con- lict the duty of reconciling matters over which sections may dispute belongs to Con press the law making power.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-07-30

VERY SICK I NNHE high-priced dealers feeling very sick Nice Family Flour, only soc per bag Choice Butter 23c per h., worth 26c. Cooking Butter, Suite I5S d5e per pc A lib; Choicest Oatmeal 10 1b. bags, 4c ID. Good Teas, BOG per Ib., worth 40c New Haven Flour and Butter Store,
 60 Grown Street, jy2s GA few doors below Church street.)
 UNDERTAKING. " |. Kiernan has opened store Grand street, eD c St. Patricks church. where he keeps on hand large ass0rtmsnt Of the latest & styles T or d 1 to suit the public Cofins of all qualities shrouds and habits, and everything pertaining to the line of business. All orders promptly attended to day and night mean to sell as low as the lowest and suit parties according to price and quality Strict atten- tion paid to those who need my services Residence, 35 Fair street. - jy17 12t J. L. HERMAN. SECURITY INSURANCE co
 OF NEW HAVEN. NO LYON BUILDING, 247 CHAPEL STREET
 FIRE AND MARINE. CASH CAPITAL saoo,OOO Ghas ReteEson ThoS TToTbridge J. A. BIsh op
 6HAs PETERSON, President.
 CHARLES s. LEETE, Vice President GEO 1'51i E NEiTTLEToN, Asst seoy. jy1eodstr FOR SALE,
 A SIX SEAT WAGON one of the best makers and 4 jy24 If ~ 22O Chapel Street.
 CHATFIELD'S Flour, Grain and Feed Store. store, corner State and Elm streets, invite the attention of all cash buyers to large stock and low prices. My facilities for handling goods are unsur- passed and cash buyers will find it to their advantage to give call.
 My Golden sheaf New Process Flour can't be beat and is sold low Just received car load No. l old Hay, pressed without wood, which suits every time Give me call
 HI. B. CHATFIELD, Corner of State and Elm Streets, jy22H Todd's Block.
 TAX NOTICE EXTRA. NNHE undersigned hereby gives due notice to all \ persons who are liable to pay taxes to the City District anything but real estate that unless their taxes paid at office on or before the 2d day of August, lSoO small At once Ait Gnat oate proceSo collect said according to law, which will in include the legal charges for collecting the same WILLIAM H1LIHOUSE, Collector. New Haven, July 18th 1880. jy20 lot e A R I A C. E s ]!
 New and Secondhand, (SONSTANTLY on hand and for sale at bottom pri- O now have the following:
 One secondhand one-horse Business Wagon. One second hand Phaton
 One second hand side bar Carriage.
 Three new side spring piano box no-top Buggies Two new side-b bar piano box Carriages.
 One new side bar Corning box Carriage.
 One turnout seat end-spring Carriage. And can furnish any style quality of Carriages at short notice.
 ALSO FOR SALE,
 One very and stylish six year chestnut Horse, warranted perfectly sound and safe for family horse.
 iy24 D. W. MORRILL,.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-07-30
THE WEST.
Wisconsin,.

Mammoth Hail stones-Three to q Pound
 Whole Farms Stripped of Their Pro-
 ducts-A Loss Of $75,OO0.
 STEvENsPo1NT, July 29.-The details of Mondays hail storm are coming in, Hail from 6 to 1O9 inches in length and from to 8 inches deep on the ground fell, killing turkeys, geese and thousands of prairie chick ems, lambs, sheep and elk, clearing shingles entirely off the roofs and pelting through the boards on the roofs. Over one hundred farms were cleared entirely of all grain, hay, etc., and all the leaves from the forest trees were cut of, leaving them as bare as they are in winter. Whole hop yards were entirely stripped, leaving bare poles. On many new roofs, where they projected over, the boards were broken off squarely as it could have been done with an axe. MT. Cote had the curiosity to weigh three of the hail stones and found that they weighed just one pound. It took in a strip of about four miles wide and eight to ten miles long, sweeping every grown thing before it. The grain was washed into the ground and not bushel can be saved where the storm passed over. The town of Stockton has more good farms than any other town in the county, but the blow has left the farmers without a cents worth of crops The loss will not fall short of $75, ,OO0. With the flood and hail this county has suffered fear fully The chief sufferers are Henry Cote, Timothy Leary R. D. Clements, Thomas Clements, Moses Leary, Owen Tekles, Mrs. Daly, Louis Gibbs snd John Cannif.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-07-30
Dr. Tanner Growing yveaker.

NEW YORK, July 29.-All day Dr. Tanner has been restless and sick and this morning his symptoms were so alarming that the doc tors had beef tea and brandy prepared for emergencies. He still holds out, however, and the thirty-frst day of the fast commenced at noon, when Dr. Tanner drank three ounces of mineral water and then reclined on his cot, but not resting easily got up and sat upon @ chair, where he remained until 2:55, when he again reclined upon his cot. At 3:20 his pulse was 72, respiration 15, tempera- ture 9S 3-5, weight 127 pounds. After some time he drank four ounces of carbonic acid water At 6:40 he left the hail to take a bath after which he returned to the hall and was soon asleep. At S:40 the doctor drank four ounces of carbonic acid water, and it was not many minutes before he felt sick at the stomach and elected a tablespoon of mucous varied, with little bile At 9:05 he was sleeping soundly: At 1o:50 he awoke and partook of some melted ice and was soon again sleeping soundly.