davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-01-13
REAL ESTATE.


nrl Monday. jim. aa:
etrY rnorgnry.
1Sttyn'S a + ,Ts s"E"f t,"1c nfG & esntd ;ns u
aHifIiaa + y ;s'"f d :; s. ss sSs Ill., @
sssss' San + s'sn!; VI T. Ass:s AAra;
'fs:'i Ss Il i; III ii s,*S; i Il ssss, /! asa 70,
'H;'s It. .ss & s st i si%s' hses
'';; ss 1; u S.s 4 ',S:SSs ;!$sSSs si /, sss
VII !:f 4: IL st: ''S';;, Il %s,sa' II
| /: s IT., III; ;G?s$ ys; il
o;fn ''ss?i .. 1S iIi,s *s;i II! IL ~
Sss ;s's :" SSss Sssss. ,
n|;x%5; Ss! ss Il: .s y; II H; S ;ass.s; t 1s4,t; Il
r;:t;$ Ss;; 5 i iii 'A
,,!!,t ,c!t t$ i;s!:r sst,i!!:!;. BIT
I.S i tA!niino 4. fiaarit i" II. Il. tieekcn: or,
;| i; Il; Il ;s i ,aS s:ss Ii III
wss;t,' ;, NJ;
KenmuFii,a il" Cirn,er. sclin1l........;.: 1,m
S?' siA III W.T. III ts. fdds i % S' -,
nstis;,'s ;;' !. II Ill I ;;vS.iisf ]
John j. .Mst:!olan " ,m
SoF'i o''cGy A,T7 II wtsX Ss F aSsES
@s';":s { 'ti t.ss ', i" HtHs:' IT, Il 5 GSs ;lsst H.;
f0o'n ~ e1x !4S'!F Sr S OF SSSfs
snarss'a s;s' s n TIVE G! kt:!S;!!' il
ss I; aaa. II t:'3 i ssSis ssss s:. 81 d s a::s.
, 1880-01-13
Tho following shows the export movements Of
grim from tho leading scuports for two years:



HOG TllODuCr3-Wefe active md tTrcEu1nrly
lnwNr. Tho market WIS very wcak carly, hut sccnv-
crca partially In the inter Inrt NJ tho aessi0n Hogs
wcrG qioted Hrnlcr. md 1!sGfphu Tcinrtad mn nd
nee in Ari. with steNAlncas In meats, but Tho feel
INK hnsc WAS influenced by tp expectation If MI In
crease In tho kuppy, sonc operators expecting pcr-
feet aynlnnce Of toRn IN nlnkH u for lost timo
thAt tho lahos truublnA as a consequence
tho speculative offerings werG very lafHu.
MEss Fu1tK-1lecIlhnh 2rt--ii4u per br, md cinsed
it7]1c below tho latest prices os saturday. at t
sIEt sH!lpr tho iu'httl, s3.ti for February. ana
tEaLp9 E1E.N for March, Saes vera reported Of iU
hrs tol41 NJ tl.7i; E0 bsls snew, hrnyy. ut HILL;
hr1s ,e!,cT Mnre, st psnl, q. l5s
2lt5s be!:.M tG l..e.t ESss f j s'aMtu1any, M r. is
were saRItc nf lA2D les *nller Eetr,.n.y ut II i%
4. A3 tcr.
MEAra-Wcro mora ncttyp Mt lower run9r. Tho
early DECLINE, In xyspnttfv with pork md lnr hfHut
mt u batter Hxslnrt uunlnna ut,d there ,ni.sn
doing In ntH fntN1Gk faea weru rHpnrtnd Ut iDlu)
na SHIRT ribs nt fl:aj fnr January. EhaaltGiS fur
fehrnnry. hni fE!7saaM71H fur March: ~ bO1t.t Iln
tHnturtlnyl mt t{a t4c In txek HlHtAnra Mt lima
4 aiillj hm nR c!eurn nj IT, II: III lxps do nj
1uIlnxpn luaE and ehHrt clrhrs Mt StItkL1t: lNUll
ha rrtrn hnFns nt 71&c fr lin Averages: NJ tca sweet
pEkla nttlh Mt HftHkt; n U hlxGh bGlIfs Mt t'k!5.
purtly.c lots:
, 1880-01-13

sass. Snsl 4. ss%s s III! i Il ss; III
IL It'll: teiiy Ii y,s s S,ss 3S5 s,e!
iossry ess%s s!'ns. s0 sso or!n 81 s'RG III
S II ;'3l ;s: I'll "sSI s ( -
~ rtroGxor n Il
"A s&ias.sy., 9aqtsa y st .'!A
re:. Il c io.i msrtst wti' rom f'S fr SrSad.isS. a1dsis
s%s y Hs,i n!; sfsrc II ia
sSf r. ss Il Il T 5'sts T H., 95 S s,s, f%f
s... ~, q a. liTs'trn # A..estatta Pr<,..
s x;' Ss"' KIT s' sss;; S
Si:; .sSs; sss 5 nd ss ws:'o: s;s ss;s
s: ss i:ss Tfat ss s2 Mn Msnsssa Ga. patsnt ptf ;
rss:if ,si,ns s aH ~ 'srs; ssseY!: Vita M@
sfs ;s!seS !2,Ss n;s t n" NJ a. 20 ..iss @
ls3s; {,ss. ssf:;f S,, ts; :a !. iS il&Sis
sSs*:es; sss ss| +: St .;sas? ssss?' XIII: ~
iS arss! s: @.'s:a ct. ~ sSs s}ss;:
Sft *tas III !" s%: :'s:f sa III MSs' @ Ss
ry}Gi t2!t ~ Il gSs ,s, 70" but mutt l'4o bu
iii; iii III: s ss: ss. ; MI! '!o 81;
:S ss s$;a Sss ss
efs .se sss q n.esn esm"' nn'tod m
4! IS; ;i$:s;ss;s 6: ''oa'
oun i ssn,, ~. n,cn, rm n"ct Sci III 16 ne
, 1880-01-13
KifEA11S,rtlrFa.

Ft.outl-was dull and num.nalIy rpa!es, with only
lGht sucnl trEc thcr0 being cxpnrt os1lers TINT
could 10 t!lcd ut current quotations Saos werS 1tn-
tied tn M bfa TIT rstsata tdfhst ~ htis springs at
fish fer patents. md 10 hrh huckWhGat ADnr at Fm.
Total, aU brls. Exp1rt extras wcre quUtoA ut kL2a1
hi5 In x,ckr. uni dnubte uxtnt 10 nj tsiaad%h
OT!lEIt tN1IIArUprs-H0leh mcrs I enrN brnh at Sl3W
Eslzi ppF ton. And car sorts at sa; cara actcon
1nus ut tnutalaW. coats0 coTn-mcnl wns nominal ut
sla7a per Ion IN trnck.
HllitNl} wIiEAr-wns fa!rIy act!ye and decided.
" l'Mur. declining 25c, and cll,a!nx Yio below thu
ntest prices " Saturday. Tile l'fltIBh nnrxets
dNl! and Oah!cr. and Milwaukee was nparly 20 bo1uw
Chicago. whlo II wns bulfovct by sunni lhIt thu Now
yNrk holders ha beon selling vbry frapsy for Fob
runry. Those IL ltlD inuat, howcyDr, thut toy
buying yurterttnY hparly htttum ns,res, uA lnv0
gtohahiy besG onassttns iMnk aft t,ss! aau freely
St,s XIII !" ~ ,sEsss l* }is !,sr % assas sp ea.sa " ~
@ fsF sss TIC tSsy s2;y' 4 sss5 i @ sx 1
5 in ii is iFs' ;s s,.as s ss s %"e 'st;. sx
Sas :; Sses ns xS'
sssssS; !; { !, $ssts s's!s,S@sS ] @ i
%aa S' wi! Ssa's at ~ ss Sr'ss
csH w g !s'' s A III nSSsy ssy 1'n %srs 1,sIfaa s1
+ IL; s KS u :$ss}s s
ilE T%s! '!ha1 III: ~. '. s'D'''' nv 's. . ~
s I'd Ii, t Mn'sf Y sats,e 5 s, Ssana S4s: q
n M 4 tt ,, holders salos voFo !toa To
MixES wnrAr-sao WAS n'aao OF 7'ao ba at s1o@a
,ti,,,Hawa; HsnssHll} aal,, .. .as!!ns ,aH apa
,Wmwnn ,,v",,,tt Hi init,u ek!cy In ,T,nh2 viii
WHEAT. iisoTrl"i wMs ii ts,wsF, and NV YUfk Wa
Scriun iU tj.v tcscnr' snd tl,e cinrorna II vessu.
'i ~ aiai! Id san0 ..sfs o s3rSst
nawns ytst"ttinV. a,t rr cIssasa Il i faT M.
aise sn n, iil.. MIA "li,,t, 1t tiNn Snitr ,n.s
WIS unui III 3u beIM Muy, und july il MHy prices.
ssier anMnnsy sa ~ 4 ma EGhf!inTy II
0.t7%G hn tt!lact tosAk " A7aE aaattn WIZ Qu!es
au Il NJ md Ba, a. srlsa al .eiS .El, 5Sfs i S %i
a. nnn aM VI. " 81, ~ sni IT, ~ ~ s sw
~ tsa u N :; Y , 4! frr M y ~ =
MY w ~ Sats ~ ~ anlhi: e. aH " iD n ,,. ..
, 1880-01-13

PHILADELPHIA, tn., Jan. r.-E1ouR-Duat AM
wcnk; Western extrun, t5s71S6aA75t Minnesota c1us
family. medium, also; choice sG7s, fancy, t7.Ao Ohso
family. good, s7l2xs Minnesota patont process $s&oa
6.6n Rye thur dull nt t.A,
GHAIS-Wheht unsottlcd, rpjccted, st.sai No Ard
In el0yatoE, sl474j No rcd, January, 4+d bid, f6A
askcdi Fobruar7, is.4r bld. &i@ naked; March AxM
BID, s.o nsked. Corn wenk sat, yelIoM asTsaess: II!
btd, tsAc hskoA tNta Quet ssaincd t7ei nilxed ~
ltiloYisi0Ss-Vuiat. Primo moss beof, sl10: Neg
PORK. tlagh.l!.M Ilams-hm0kcd. 11ct pcklod, bHss
Mc. Lard, 4f.7tAAuL 49,.
" "li1rrTKTuUlsts creamory, oxtra, aka34cs NaH rofk
Ntate And D!nhf2Id rnunty e!tras. Ntosct Mese8A
EHnR-DrnaItihr, Western. lie.
GHskHk-HtrongGrf creamery. l23a1Jo.
fErHDLkIM-ktlEnhli fetAQd, 19$c
WHIsKy--Ilull Mt tIlA
HkcEIl1H-flnur, 1Tn btloI wheat t,W but eos1
kl,IU bur nAtt, lIG1 blu.
HHIrAkETsEorn, l,UU bu.
, 1880-01-13

11OGS-1lecuved during s,unhay and Mon'ay; Il 400;
shrIe t1ne 1ust week, s%i, Ht}clH Inst week, B1!H
Ihore werr n'.wburo rn4ugt Inns 10 nlcnt tho
ncr.lnNt As result THO market WITS stronger. 0'on.
nR salna wor0 ~ fully III; alier prcer thn Ncre paid
sasl !" tis sse, insgH s!nG @ q ths ,tef n, sn'ss
Wera actually recelv1l wnnld huv0 foard ren.Iy buy
rrH Ind t1tuy oterei, tho iuck!nE demand being tnr
r. n" le,Ees sxr,sncs nny ttSnlty N ootain.n9 n
he prepared 10 handle MI the hugs thnt nrD likely to
tVIie forward. fescrinys trn!nE rns llnnn ht -
@ fnr cHt1nn @ . E.mo lIsht Il Fow axs ,a ho!oy .;
uni culls 1t SksUti.22i Tho mtrkot Gosod lsrl.
, 1880-01-13
COMM EltCIAI.

The following were tho receipts md shipments
of tho 1e,dl1>g articles of produce In this city
during tho fnrty-cght huurs cnd!ig ut o'clock
MunlAy nlOr11lng:
, 1880-01-13
I3Y TELEGRAPH.

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
New YOMK, Jan. 11.-The stock market WIS
quiet to-day, without special features. Tho
b1oekndo Of grain In Chtcago h,s lid snno op-
crAt0rs to expect accrensc 1t, rallrnnd cArn-
inHs; hut so enormous Is tho development OF
business thnt, despite tho stoppngo Of shIpmcnts+
tho earnings Of the Lake Shore ltntfrond EXCEED
ly tnorc thnn $4,000 the first week In Innunry
tho rIr1llnHs pf tho corresponding period 6f lnAt
ycnr. This Company estimated It's December
earnings TN tho lasis nf lust ycnr. Tho nct,,nl
result shnwetl ovcr $4,000 net In excess Of tho
cstinntc. Thus tho Treasury, instead Of hnving
$1,000 for tho bnsts Of tho estimate, actually
earned over 100000.
The earnings of tho st. Louis j. Enn francisco
1tnIIrnad for tho first week in Jn,nlary were
$$smH0; $aa m excess over tho sano week lust year.
The estimated earnings Of tho ct. Pntl Nond
for tho first week In january wcre 3101 900:
incrcnse over tho corresponding week III 1870,
hG eer1ngs Of hH M"fhwsstea soaa 9
tho e0Fre*R''pE u 's H<s's asTo11 1,,ssa st ys@f% %
,,,ll'y NEW YonK, 1a1s. 12-dovcrnments strong and
isnlroa,l l,onls tct,vc.
Etate securities dull .
IN the early tteniings, but tho dccno wns fol-
Mhiel, nj navncs ot M&Ss: per cent t"ok s ii"ce.
The Improvement was tHDst niarkcd in Alton l.
sss9 M"se fse*apsns' g. ps cseaa ono ST. nNsss sS,
Now Orleni,s, Nol,lo / Ohm, sIariettn s CincI,s.
natl. ant Standard Mining: nnr!ng tho nfter-
noon there WIN rcnctfon III H9t1E Icr cent hut
shortly heforo the cl0se tho innrkct uKntn he-
tars,o l'!IoyMnt, and tho declnu WIS Gsnet,slly
Western, Unlou, which ndvancc! shnrply Under
4 s case ,s It e. Nsns a usess Get,
NEinetn!lHtt first preferred. nftnr selling ut IN,
ci'sed vt Tux. inmcstake Mining CfnpMny hts
e sel"a h It. ssl nn Africans Veno,h1i ff
On nrlplnt 'f tho laat ps,rchaso of Now York
Ecntr1l1 stock. Tho risn In Chesapeake 4 Ohin
atcnritsea If duo 10 heavy purchases by tho
friends TT tho recently elected Now Ynrk NJ
mrScors re- md tho scr mst,tsinplAted improvements III
Transactions, ;RAl n ahnrca. 1l,0n Erie, % 100
Inke Shire, 10 0O Northwestern, lR0 con st. Paul,
q, ,0M f.nGklwtnnn. b,tAl New Jersey Central,
0.0n Reading. ,409 Michigan Ecntnl, b,0nl Unln,i
Iaciilc, H,s3 ,Colnmh1s, Chlcnso lnllan,a
southern, H,0W Vt. Joseph, 1000 Ohio, ;s:sQO0
Western! Ufinn, 1000 AttnntIn 4 pnoltlo rclc-
graph. lD,An piciiin MRil. la,M0 WNh.lsh, st.
Louis Il lNeltle, .h,NN kanHla Texas, .O1 lrr,.
AS,nta!!,, :I. I:e!lIsyI!ls M Nashgi!e' ,sfn Like
rettM & Cine!nnntt first nrefcrrr. 4,.2o0 North
t.rl Ineiiu. l8.WN Nashville, thnttnlitng,l s. IT.
IAlIs, "GOO ka,lHnx IMcil!r, 1HN It,tlInIlnl>plis
! Cincinnati s. l.nfayptt0, b,!nD Alton 4 1errt
uanto, IND st. Louis s. san Frlncsco md ,ssoU
Money. i per cent: primo mercantile pnpor,
sterling exchange strong; sixty dnys, 4s.A,
Tho stcslnshtp Drittanlo brought $4,000 In
DovEnSMEsr nos,a
NsN iSS 'se'ns u q
, 1880-01-13

s,sssia fs, fen1'n!y md ta59{@,as, IA F tsF
sssT fo't!n!y sna .s,iSr Aarsh: i9s
Alnrch Hntes 2Gl ics at t7f1 fur February md fN6
lii fur Alnrrh Mcnta-Hn1rr Adltlii NJ at fiEh1et
I,itW mn. AVERAGING ID M, nj 40 1rensa-50 ptEa
packef1 At 5Mc.
t.ATEtL
Wheat eotd Mt tl.7tba l.atA aelter Fehrunsy, md
Sinscd sc = st @ atG t9t g. e. t; i;fs q 32 ~ s md
, 1880-01-13

tnttom opened wcak nt LILO Tor February.
ana laolc tor alhrch. Tho close WIS strong ut
EW'o tnr February, md M.l4u fnr March.
Tho f1nanetd9 Chronicle Is very much opposed
W tho flse III eotton Hnotes tho s,ts'stHnce of
me reports Riven III tho h1nt,thcster GndnifaH
and Alsefhotl lt'st, which show very Alscut,r-
aRaA haaoo vi 1n'hss 6ce'N'hRly. hot III alI look'
NV otl "AF!aHtlH8 a.ly lhcreNae ~ cpllslttnn.
t4OI The SNhRtAnGG nt tlpSp rrDDrts Ia TINT tIlo
ant.,,nI ,1o,po,,a fnr nur,n.,,, -. .,I.,,I 80
the JNpnn AJld Ehtnn markets urts hnth nj TIM
,unrncnt ,rfotnl with ,,..u,,. emf t,,t,,,t -.
80 -. .., ~ 49, $3.50 -. ~ s.,' ''''S ~"'s"t una
~ ~ w.. ..u.o et""' W. aclfh5' "aa t.nl hotls-
buy Is Ab0Nt tho Oa!y Y0Ot ClatCe1pr. TllB Ii tho
annarx,nt enr,Iitlon in En11n,,a III, tt,t r,,,tt
nctIt less Ia publicly reported, hut 1t Will be tl-
tiped from Mr. EIs,,'s cJr,,tnr that In r,,,,,..t
ccn.nrnt,o., ,har,, / nm tnI,,. ,.., ,,,, H., -,
,,,.,,,,.. - a,,a,, ,,,h .h,,. - ~ w. A>
veHloe!' uni oEe1s "tth tAt fetletcl et'HHl'1H1,-
, 1880-01-13

l&G7s. Tho demand was not quito Al sharp Al IN tn
c!nssnR day. tf last week. bnt there was Rodd dt
mnnd nevertheless, and. excepting mbtium Rrnhcs,.
tnr which tho rsnfket wnrseh l,tto enaler,ha NJ
WINGED pelcnH Ut 1ast Hcok were thoroughly Rtil
tanrl. Tho receipts, will bo seen, wcro pretty f,I
for tho npcnlnR tinr Int favorable rspH,rks from III
Ehat md tic c,s wehtcr stimulated tlle do.nnnd
tho extent that nensly everything wns clnsct out
tho middle Ut tho AFTERNOON. hi0tn chsica cnltI
wcro offered thnn on nny tlny for nnx tlnlc. and Il,
nyprnRc 4un!ty wnH Nn1ucstunnbty the host w0 hns
hasl fur weeks. While theirs wero snlcs Ut infesic
lutH Mt fi.1s@1ls. md If cummSn 10 tair hutchG,
stun nnd steckcrs nt Els12I4O thn bnk Of tho trnt
Ing wns accomplished nt prices fnnuhR frs,m 100 ~
wni1l tn khh Extn grntle:, snc "a n eUnHlt by x
IHtftHrr. WnstGt nt &j1fshIal Rfld there Wet
snlrx nt tts'laa figures Tho Indications nrn tint IT.
nrtitnlE during tlle ncIt f1w dnya VIII bB rrGty III
crnt nti u w+tld tnt lle ut nl1 surprising HiMlA III
clfaH bf the Meuk HeD nwgr prices fur nlLlppnH MI
butchers cnttle. Tho HlNrkUt cfnsed ilrrn.
QrnTATtass.
Extrn 1ic0vcs-t2rnded sttors, Weighing l,4n
ha md nRwNEta: .l0tb
Choiee lieGvca-Elns, fnt well. foruou staoss.
=. wpIHhns 1IHl q 1GU Ues...:".-..n........ AL7@4.
.ina tal ii tl0ns &lss4l
lux iJIai d i,2A w as54J
Mitel.urn' st0tk-1'1Hr Ia cHmniHr sterrx md
cnn,nIn u chnrn enWHt for city AtnuEIllpr,
wciGhlnk Flu to 1.Eh hhe,+..,.....r.....u.,. 2TEAIi
10 iU 1tosa.
hns. md senInwnx stesfs. ................. lse7
yha1N iii 47Gk2$
, 1880-01-13

Special Ditratch Ia The Chicago Tribune
AfELW.tUKEE. jan. 12.-1'f0 rcceipts Of nDns and
TtAlh from tho Inst crop thus fur compared with ks
corresponding period In previous Seasons aro as fo
lows:
, 1880-01-13

WATSON, LA 01sASoE 4 GIBSON,
70 va!i-rt, "a r!no-rt.,
Now YORK; san Francisco.
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
Hrcc!nI facilities and advantages In funlahlnH
l.H1lT1AtATE MINING INVESTMENTS.
Inquiries checrfu1'y nnsu orcd.
SELL. your UNITED STATES H0Sps
And scct,so n tnndsonr prumlum md
BUY COOK COUNTY OR WEST CHICAGO PER
CENT l}ONps.
An equally Rood scc,.s;ty. bearing higher into of
CHARLES llENnOT1N,
III WashlnRtol,.et.
FIELD, LiNDLEr Il CO..
now York.
O. In sae-st., Chcn9o.
STOCKS.
Mambots Of n. Y. Stock Exchange.
ALBEur N. DAY. Manager
TRASH h FRANCIS,
Nnnkcrs md l!rokcrs,
70 BROADWAY. N. Y.
Mcnbegr Of tho E9w York stnct ErchnnEo
All clusses tf Securities honuht md sold M Commits
/ Nt0n and Carried III Mnrtins.
| Daily Market Letters sent tb CnstnHnrs.
FIRST NhT1%SA ~ AZ. 4SK VA ns 9E CHICAGO
COOK Sf4Y SnYsTS T,;SSJ};;;s, "'''
'$S $A!4 s?sS sss8s!
| snfo-Deposit Department. cntfancs IN Wa.hnE:
tntl-Rt.
, 1880-01-13

NUVE-N nBF8 lI0TH hEU tlU 3NIUI IiHc NIII ID NuD
III plnCo OF quotation.
tONElON.
l0Nn0N, Jun. la-a p. m.-Consols, NJ 1916; ao-
count. N7H.
American socuritlcs-Now 6a, 10o4; AS. 1104;
q, lU7; lllllltiA cGntruI, lNh; Pennsylvania
1Iii.
rAAis, Jan. A.-Itontcs, Sit 7snp.
, 1880-01-13
Tho following au,ws tho receipts nnd Fhir-
1Ncnta Of whent ut the lli,its lt,tnel ycstcnlAY.

The rccplpts Mt thp>fi Inland points aggrc-
gated lS000 lit, and tho shipments :ssc'D Iii.
The following WIS The produce movement re.
ported frt,m New York yesterday: Receipts
Flour, -, ,sd brls; whcnt, aI,li0 IN: cor1'. 0.l
b; oats, III, iI1 hit; ct,r,lmtnl, I'M pkHs; rye,
1i0 ih.; hartcy. 4,Ff5 uI; n,nli, l0,7N bl; pork,
47 brls; beef, a0s iris: c,,t meats, 5,lo0 pkgs;
l,rtl, s,a!B tcH; whisky, lii. Urls.
Exports fur furty-rHht hnlrs-FtDur, 1900
hrls: wheat, 44.UULtnt: carl, .t,Ch0 his,
Tho following wcrc tho exports frt'nl the fol1r
lr,.tlinE cities or tho Atluhtlr seMboarsl for the
, 1880-01-13
IlOST0N.

1}Osr0s, Mnss., inn. 1s.--The following arc tht
clnstn9 quotations for collcr stocks:
Calumet 4 ,!tccIa. ...sH Ii'n*nhlo."..".".,,.
Copper Fn!Is".....,,.. fttiHu!ncy .,.....
FRANKLIN ..,,,,.,,...... :li lixu+ +.......
, 1880-01-13

sfncIu1lnH si{LHlD bu aflOnt-
In stufu hero In bglalt1 bu,
N Tho Western Assoetattd Prrss.
MiLWAuKEE, Ian. l2.FtDuit-rull nnd lower.
t9NltAiN-WheAt unsettled NJ tho opening, declined
hfG M Mnnd elnari ~ uEssttlsd; Nc. atl1wMukee hart
&l5h: No. ]. sl.al; No. milwaukee,, 81 ~: Jhnuarr
NJ. !s!@s ralaste;:. l ls,c e: cosn dal ana nnomlH.
laHers No ;Hc. barley unsettlodi No HrrinR, 113e
lnvtSt0Ss-L0wer. hi1as pDfk quiet nj &l1 i'd cAsh;
February. .. -
, lit,.,sI!.vo.. ~, !. .h4@oyens @ and h'shor at si5
MkcEipTs-Flour. 7,U0 bFas whun., sloW bu, barley,
AM!rXES7s-Flour, 800 bsla, whcat, Zoo bu; BARLEY
1900 bu.
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when completed will mark new era

whom completed will mark new era in Russellville.
 One of the buildings will be used for a livery stable, and is 32 feet in width by loo feet in length. ls we'll fitted up with stalls, buggy rooms, &c. .,,
 Tho spacious hall upstairs will De used for an Opera House. It will be 32 feet wide and 30 feet long. Large stage and suitable scenery, and com fortablo seats will be furnished. The calling will be 12 feet high, and the large windows will furnish tho neces- sary ventilation
 A store room 22x70 and 22 feet high adjoins on tho south. Has hall up- stairs full length and width of the building. This store will be occupied by w. F. Wooten & Co.
 In the rear of these buildings will Do large camping yard, enclssed with a solid plank fence twelve feet high. ln- side of which will be comfortable stalls for 70 or 100 animals. Thore will be two good rooms for campers, well and tank of good water, and plenty oi feed always on hand. The increased foreign trade Of our town has made demand for the ac- com cd dations described above, and In future waggoncrs who may be forced to remain in town over night, will md ample and pleasant accommodations.
 The example set by MT. Evants is worthy of emulation, and we trust that his investment may prove pront- able ono to him.
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ioFricIAI.1 PROPOSED AMENDMENT
 TO THE CONSTITUTION OF ARKANSAS.

No. 1.-Joint Resolution, proposing an Amehd- ment to the Constitution of the state.
 Resosred 5g the HoRss of Representatives. of hs General ssem6ty Of the State 0} AgkaasGs C "ta- jority ofati the men,6ers cf eaoh House dGrseSne herefoJ.
 That the following Article shall he proposed as an Amendment to the Constitution of tho State of Arkansas, which when agreed to bya majority of all the members elected to eacs house and adopted by majority of the elector of the state voting at the next general election for Senators and representatives, shall become & part of the said Constitution, namely:
 ARTICLE XX. The General Assembly shall have no power to levy any tax or make any ap- propriations to pay either the principal or in- terest or any part thereof of any of the follow ing bonds of tho State, to-wit; Bonds issued under an act of the General Assembly or the State of Arkansas entitled "An Act to Provide for the Funding of the public debt of the state. Approved April (, A. D. iSta, and numbered from four hundred and ninety y-ono to eighteen hundred and sixty inclusive, being tho "Fnnd- ing Bonds. delivered to F. ". Capcr, and some times called .sHolforl Bonds" or bonds known the General Assembly of the State of Arkansas entitled An Act to atd in the construction of railroads approved July q, A. D. 1868, or bonds called ssLevee Bonds,'i being bonds issued un- der an act of the General Assembly of the Stato fo Arkansas entitled ''An Act providing for the building and repairing the public lcyees of the public Ievees of the State and fol other pur- poses. approved March 16 X. D. 1869, and the supplemental act thereto approved April i2 1869 and the act entitled "An Act to amend m aes entitled "An Act providing for the building and ring of the public ievecs of this state8 approved March 23, A. D. lsTl, and any law pro- vding for any such tax or appropriation shall be null and void.
 [Toek effect April 5, 1s79.l
 The foregoing isa true copy Of the original roll on file in my office.
 Witness my official signiture and seal of [Seal.l office this the 3d day of Feb A. D. 1888. tsisned) JACOB FRoLIoH.
 Secretary of state.
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AssEssoR,s NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that will at- tend each township in Pope Co.,, Ark, for the purpose of assessing tho person. al and real property for the year 1880, and the per capita tax of such as are liable to pay the same, at tho following times and places, to-wit:
 Wilson tp.. Atkins, Fri, Sat. Mon, & Tues, July 2, 5, s, 6.
 Lee tp., School-house near Byerly's, Wed. & Thurs. July t 8.
 Gala Rock tp,, at Gala Rock, Fri. July 9.
 Galla Rock tp., precinct, Sat. Ju. 10. Holly Bend tp.. precinct, Men. and Tues. July 12 & 13.
 Illinois tp., Potts Sta., Wed. Ju. IA.
 q at Russellville, Thurs, Fri, & Sat-, July 15, I6, & r..
 Dover tp., at Dover, Mon, Tses.J & We'd, July l9, 20. X 2l.
 All persons are requested to meet me at one of the aboye-named places, and those that have land to bring their last tax receipts. w. M. PEELER,
 Assessor,
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Notice.

: Notice is hereby given that I will make application to the probate court of Pope county, Arkansas, at the July term thereof 1880, for an order to sell the following described real estate, be- longing to James Thomas, minor, situated in said county and state to-wit: West }s of $. F. "a section 30, town ship 6 N, range 10 west. N. W. "a of N. E. ! sec. 3l, township 6 N., Range l9 west. N. E. IA N. W. 14 sec. 3I township G N., range l9 west, also IS ALDO acres on the east side Of the N. ". {. fractional quarter of x W. Ii of sec. 31, township N range l9 west.
 II. D.. BROWN. Gdn. Of
 James l.. Thomas, minor. Burney & Wood Atty's for petitioner.
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An Open Letter.
CAGLKsvILLE. ARK, June 27, lss,

CAGLEsvILLB. ARK, June 27, 1880. To MR. GUss GILL: Yours of the 22d of June has come to hand aad you have denied the statements you made before the people of Caglesyille and moreso you have charged me with circulating false reports against you throughout tho county.
 The statements which MT. Gus Gill, of Atkins, made before the citizens of Caglesville is this: He said if the cit- izens of Caglesyille would get up a move for representative that the citi- gems of Atkins would support him, and if the county seat question was brought up again the citizens of Att kins would support Caglesville for the county seat in order to beat Russell vills, and if Mir. Gus Gill still dencs these charges the citizens of Cagles- vile will testify to them before any community or court.
 MT. Gus Gill denies making any such statements in regard to the fol- lowing proceedings. Moreso we can state in regard to the proceedings that Mr. Gus Gill did call on Mir. J. Wilson to consider it and told him to pick out some good man for Repre- sentative, and furthermore he has stated that if there should be removal of the county seat that the citizens of Atkins would support the nomination of Caglesvills for the county seat. And Furthermore we were in peace and har- mony in regards to the county seat and politics until the presence of Mir. Gus Gill in our town of Caglesville.
 Names of witnesses.
 J. WILSON,
 Y. B. POINTER,
 J. c. GUEST,
 w. Nj. HORTON,
 R, S. HAMILTON.
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OFFICE OF SECRETARY

 In conformity with the requirements of the act of the General Assembly of Arkansas, enti- tied "An Act to regulate tho mode of proposing and voting upon amendments to tho Constitu- tion of the State of Arkansas," approved April ?, 1s7a, hereby give notice to the elcctors in Senators and Representatives" 1" to be held in this State to-wit; On the 9th day of September. A. D. 1ss0 the foregoing proposed amendmene to the Constitution of tho state of Arkansas, will be "submitted to the electors of the State for approval or rejeotion:" and that each elee- tor on depositing his ballot at such eleetionshat vote for or against said amendment;h and that each elector in voting upon sald amendment Ia required by law to have written or printed on his ballot;" the words if in favor Of its adop- tion, 'sFor Amendment No. 1,p or, if against its adoption "A gaiust No. Amendmentn
 Witness my official signature and zeal lSEALl of office, this 2d day of Feb, A, D. 1880.
 (SigneG) JACOB FkOLICH,
 Sept. 2l Secretary of state.