davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-09-08

FoHf4ttsS+
Sptetal DlIra,eh to Thu f'hiedeo 7tllunt.
l,vEnroo1. Sept. 1-s,::a, .. n,.-tLorm-So.i. l,si
Eh:..Ht.
-Whcnt-wlnter. 80. l. IS n, NJ. 2. ssi
Errlng, Nh. ia lht. No. 'std7 white, M. l. =. III
Mr. r. n; club. NJ. l. IA vi; M. 1s ii. form
Nov. Su.t. IA i1lal.
rNuSlslaXs-park. Gss I'll. 1.at,1, +'sEd.
ltvEAruuI+ Aept. f.-tUrrtIS-DulI at s6s7 1-tfd:
aats 1.oD tales: speculation unA export. t, Anrr~
lean, tWl'''
l}nEsusrrF Fr%-QHtrt but straJy. exrept corn in1!.
ttHA1S-cniifornIn wI,itr ~lcat. ~ alat9s Ill: do
club Ill II alt rel Western spring. "a Gtt:tss fl: IN
winter. Ss&tas 2d. EnsnSew Wt<Ier ul!sc,i. Is I'LL
Observation-Disclosures lari, 4Ss u. l1ncon-i<Inc
clcnr n,ltliiea. f2s I'd.
TrhIESTtSE-1is. "a.
NEsEii1s-for lnst three days. wheat s5sm qrs;
Anler!ran. ~. .0h qr$.
i.uSnuS. 4cpt. ,.-atlnsrs pErnoiErA-s1ss(d;
refined. .t>tas.3a.
THnrE*rtSE-1H GASeis.
AyrweHp. sept. .:s-PErnoLEEM:If.
- Tho ft;,owtn9 weto feetlvcd W tho Chicago board
,,vEMln. scpt: ;-i::D f. M..-W.MM.hes, M tn..
,,WntsS; t.rss iii whi'r !: :aa:s Ii. s"f"-s. lid.
ivEisl1Si, Ssi,s. 7wheat ste,.ay H.. .I,e !ec1t?::
!s"5Sia ,issii,;ei i: r%Tn.Sst n4:S a.!r 4 i
=. 'x'siys Whsnf a,,. WIN nj n's,s, s,,ns; x,
q asS ;, sr 'Ts'sr: @ Z:
g. . e. sn1%Hx # ss' II SiS. II t stn s3sl
si, scs y, ;.saay a,i
e""4s"WHsa aSsst si,d ..onis: taIr nsGr:sa sn.i.
1"rn,a. H. Corn FA!I Mverax AMERICAN nsri. ~
duo 81; iii avuraur Hnuiiiy II s".ltiiIiaf rprin:
% mfah 'f IL tn'f a fe f'ts S sst sy aa M
Mi1ea eush for pftn'pt shipment ~ hhil, ks la
, 1880-09-08
EDUCATIONAL
DR.. l.. Sauycur'S Seiwul Of Languages,
1881 1Ijcfliwnu.sly,

rlle SthDHf Wilt hi t.tHn"h Sprt. y. tfr,rs rehY
ni,l ran Rr 1i! NJ a1E+.r. .iab-nn NGf iHrl tn'.
l'nmrtfe. rs'Iirnhlnir lnr ctsssas md rrursr ri
Fr..nrh lectures ti.litf nt'xt FrtutHs.
l%tts5s .t", IL. vft'r*I .u!;,tss ~ "A. c,an.er
Fh.ts* VIII lr ptiuttl III rtE TntitFSE TIL. wrt.k
rEJ tnts,.wltE ft,. Frat. ". =. Trlnr, III Antrst
t.nrsr, 4ntrniitlCt'A 1Ir. SnAYEIr:
AMIf.!tsr t'ni.Lf:EE. A,,a. @l ISsl
Superintendent t;ni,rt.+. ll,.yand:
DEAN +lN; Permit mn !" intrt"tuee ~ y,.Nr nc.
Tnafrttahr III. H. tluyrLr. aud IT tho same fin ht
congratulate St md yMr rf TINT liz t. A,rt tn tr.
ihI*i h< scs,'. l,i.!a,ar: y t'lcrY.'. Whether
ali !.t Ii" !clsv"* aNl esiu.I: t.e tlse s.stetsr!t
u iusrurlnn III .srr'rnt in't alntnt l.nt4u. III
Yen VII sIpi him tr'l.'far. itnlu* II irarlta Hh
.ruma1I!r :,I,.t ",in.r tti,u III wt, WI, tx i,I,1
si! Will ,t r.wn to Him hy kIn!!r,I aints Md views,
.t1! viii Aah yuur intrt.t In knnw ny him, ~ Mrlt
as ynl'r pleasure In EcrynI h1'n ts'r.,t!lx ylr..
tsefcrencca Ii, t:hicasn. sfAynr Inrs.;,t itr. Il.
l1nwIan. snprrl,ttcnrnt r., rn1l!! srl"nle: TN
s,t, Ms.ss* !Mu.e an Aftt:lurs. tic editors III r1.s
, 1880-09-08
4 Crlcf.*srIcke.I Nlonlser.

4 lox t'o,llulnlllH two uanukeys was brought 10
sul, Ir,lIlclaeo flt,!l IntNiA, ulH Ns lhert, WIS
IN a'lo to rccclye them, tho box WIS storea
awav md tho anlnlnls forgotten. WheA thu
fn,inl thNt ms Ut tiso monkeys hull ,e.l 1t
starvation md thirst, nnl si,t other sai tMGKinH
tho lAN!y closely. Al Intervals II wu,ll,! iuy tho
lt,rIac down, .isti,cu r.,li.i Ii, alil Ev Ii as il
tn awaken J.. antl fniltpg ~ that would ngatn
e!asp ts .ieal Gsy r H. ass md EIso vsn;
chtlter lliriousiy, rs II csuwt.,lallux with rs
senseless coIupa.lon for Its ttItet.ess: lyldcnsly
11wl!drrl. uhl Esief-strickuA Jocku, who
tought saSagely when thu corpso M4s tAkVn
frurn hlul-
, 1880-09-08

Th1Enu. u. 9cpt- s.-ti.AtS-Whrnt cns1er; No.
wi1tte Michigan, :F' nH,Ivs Mfchenn i.'c No. rcd
Wntn*. sft1t a,d sgpten,hcr. tsc1,hpr H5Sc; Su-
vol'her. kci Decenltcr. !,e: M. do. a,he: re-
jsctEd x'": MI. rud H1rs!. !Gc Gnrn atenly: high
uxc.i sA1c; M. 4. spot, it!xc, np:ubrr, 4{r; re-.
Jcc'ed. t:kt Dat* stenly; M, spot ind HcptculbeE.
:Etse: ,aJcctntl. .e.
tnstt!: Wheat quiet; M. Ee spt,t md September,
HH(c ort1l"s. 4;skc; SUycn.ber 1850; Deceu,ber
teftAe: Nh i red nc. -
lEcEirrs--Tlieat tTstD] but corn. 7i,0D bu' outs,
t+tss uI .'.'' -"
.sM!istESrs-WLcn lhioOob bu: corn, 191u hui oats,
f,ikU 4u.
Cars wheat Un truck, o1l
, 1880-09-08

Tho 1lutfata Etpnss It'tcs tho return to that
city, frAm uranl Haven, Ut Capt. John Erccn
nhl suys, "Ahuat tho laltrr elnl Ut June Capt.
Green completed tue purcllaso of tho Engines
md machinery fraan the Insurance. compun,ca
III which lllu Steamship Amazon was Is.surrd, and
Mr. +. u. Peck, Ut milwaukee,. owner 0f tho YES.
sol, ard usanaRor of the lIuo in which shu run
between milwaukee, and Grand Haven.
un tue Eth uf Juiy, III conl0a,y with bir.
d0ar1a ridden, diver, who also resides III
, 1880-09-08

BALTIMORE.
nttT!NnrE. ati.. srI.t. T., it.uEn-t1nll md weak
nrtl Without G:ntnhtc elsnrvr.
';Hti>--NhsH -N"*,ern lIu'lrr ni firm, 9Nt uues;
Su W"sfrTr, wtnfrr sttl xtH aid srrtahlter fiia
1il; a't"I"s, titIs'.ittsi; November. slfts; tjr.
crIier ftf>:,'lIS'f. t"rii--Wrsicrn ,Imli nn he:.
l"er,l: MIXED, sIa't AMI st"H,er, tu1inAi: Dtt,,.
!..r. tJsYc. t,as ttcayt Western wi!lr, ~ NJ,
NyH tftifl 1t *aSSI.
E1Af-lIull .ttitI sttCl,nrvc+l,
!,EttristHSs--F Firm. fairly nctlvr Without ctapcr
1Ft!.r
Esii&.-ttntrt nj j:.
rE1IHfLkt'M-itnransri
tNFrEE-- --lhGts DtEn Car.ncs ordinary 10 jatF II >
EA. " t -
Hi'0AH-E}rnb: \ sntt iUssc.
j. WHlsHf-FIr,h NJ fitA,
E!GtIlIT* ~Ta l.lyerm,nl PR steamer quIot nnd
MISUNDERSTANDING ;.ao ttr!s: wheat 2Aiuu tu, corn,
4HH III: ttitts. !. ~ bh; rsr, 1HI h..
SnII,lfS ri. ~ nGni. itii n iii. rurt 1t, tu.
t.Sdt3.- " hent. 11,A3 hut turn, IL, to blt,
, 1880-09-08
LAKE 1'OllFrS.
Ct.5:rct.AKt,.

Special Dtspa.eA TO The Chicago Tribune.
CLEVELAND, O., Sept. T,-ArriycI-Iropelters
lnin. Duluth; Milwaukee, No. ,EhicH40; Smith
Moore. Escantba. ORC: y. Chamberlain, rartur,
chan'bcrlnin. Mannletto, ORE; schooners Nc9an-
neg, Thonlns GuHtl. G. i. Mush, 'rIu1nua ". Fer
nrda, Clnytut, iIolit,, 1. q. iuightnn MonKigul,,
Fun,ia Mi, tohn. Mnrttn, i: Wnsstnil, q. +.
t' Gioa@a"rroeilsr s ] iIwSkes ~. Ihi"axo; @
sehtpners T. Z. l'asts, Ch!oa3o. coal; fr1'nk
Cnartcls-.l'ropcllors a. Everett, orr, rse.,,,aba
ghr;'v',. II itsc; ilavS'' il ssai' san'i,sk; 70
Alnst,. coal CeynI.ttnl 10 MllwuukU". ii iyur: i.
~ MKGin!r,ls ceMt, Cl.s.lant T. tirs",' !tay, nt;:
& IAo G.;na,i!an ,; ssoy la ,S oa;'c;t 4; WIZ sy...
list nisht I" % eavS @ sc w!lIeh n,uso TO- .!,.rns @ 'e
night. this vessel sprung Meuk ,stMl filled liI!ty.
~ tho sum" iisno ts9 waves swept nser Tho
tn kecpI,lg tho yossol ailtntt. tumgh II .lr'ftei
nysht tho @ wini HIT ahfie. mi sais wsro ut, ao to
set'w shilling toward Cl9ytlnihl hut during thu
1as sx eH Il stress s s,e s ste
hut nut seen Ut ILLS port. Capt. l'epow md hs
erew nf tls. nn'n ont,arAml mn y9wl md rr"c.,
ruliui Gr thu vexsrl wticl, wns lift ut anchor,
n.' s.' sss's sowed er" this evening nssd placed
Thu I',poitsr, n. st. wilson and cousort.
sshr M 3 ff rsrp S 9f's I'd ,s to- @s'M9"t,. ' m
ssw s,si'se: TIo asa i too hcsvy any tus III;
fs,u M D prnpcer OPP Gnrmorant es.n,o into tho harbnr
frnm Mururttu tu.hig4t, 4Ml entered tue r4yor.
0Mtse. III r.l',ning IN, thu corn,sr,tl,t parie,l
~ W. % so,,i'aF a sSs t!oSsfn,aent piss s:rpasfas
considerable confusion.
p,,tr HURON.
, 1880-09-08

CLEvEtASp. a"pt. t.7.-l'E1tuLECM-Firmnr, atand-
ard wlbitG. tl8 tost, !1G.
l'irTsnunu. ~" Sept. 7.-i'ErRUiEu,l-Stoaiy
crude. ttI<o ut I'arkrrs fur xAltnuut1 ssuuedl E,u
III VII, Philadelphia uSIIvuty.
, 1880-09-08

6pecf1l ptrdtch to The Chicago Tribune
NEW fnilIs. Hept. 7.--tNAtS-WIent f,as rl.owN n
moro confident temper, lhduI, fEt,n Thu exp,r lit
terusg tile lrutsld hns been comparatively uler.ltn
tlo drift ut tic ativ!cc~ 1y chle cu,lfnUl'g ADVERSE
1'riees Uf thu fay0rt grades ut No. rcd and Nh.
NtiItu were AtirAnGc,I here. IN thu l.stucB nf Nnl
wH!tG, which nttsaetrt! tnro tlrstun. nbont 5ts4e
bu, and af Nj. re nhnt liz rltic b,,. but VALUES
weakened tr1nG during the nfleriH,n Hftlpr frrer
nderuRs u tally a.ain towart the efe u aH''t tho
highest HvHrda VI tlin day; rprinE very anut. and
thu Kidding nncba,.acsl: nl.ssrx rnlu MI iuiprovn-
reht ut ItJ.c III; 11uH bu No. red ut tulsaR I..
chiefly III sl0Sa lh4. c!0slaR ail'at ut sL0sa: %D
ku uu. September nptls. ut $0t7fGtstf closing ut
auiA: mixed wlntef ut t3.0:!4a l.0tJl, S1 thrAEn
and milwaukee, *rrInR qurd ut *t.uls1G lid niioas,
snd he.tt 1dra hlnscr; 1uD bu M. spring Mt $lnt.
rusn-unrrnss esin,parHtIvcly Au.nrute. and prices
further o,tvaneed; mixed Western ung1a.lnd, .E45a
ki&c "a tu quality. uAt.-A tnpicrnt0 tlr.ree IT
huyly. ut ,i,*ett1el nslccs. early d"llrcrle. ncn
lug ron,cwhut str'nacr, hut clossnE GENERALLY
much reaRur. and t,p.sntls shaving ,tttIo
alinFtluuE. though leaving III In fynr pf purchasers,
wAsu Western 'ungrlt!ti. Hal IN ~ IErEe; nxe,l
dp. Hno biz ut :E5fa1,ac: Nh .tIcalo q.tuto Ut .lG
cIu.u 1T A1c asked Jtys nit, wHutei 1T uytlu-
Ing prcH+; sate~ rch'rted Ut lu bn Stnse dnlvurch
from ssore Ut ~; sn ba Nc" TURK NJ. ~ sse; aud
Ssrayssry auusYa 1T sH bid, bit 'nuei n1fer ixras
ps, ns.s ! os ss; i: HID 5sy ag ss,s ssfs a
s$S:; s!%s s%S a: II s:n* Isl siy H :'xS:s; s $s; Il
:g q 9. cs s"r se, 1 ysss :s: % ~ Il ss @ ;;.. .s;
nf' T. uaa 4 TpT H.. sss III Il as' s:< y ; xs It
iass sss i, $9s %s.;s f$' # stn IL;
mre Hs 1 n I fs % s"fy @ SsSi, s;iI i s So
snyseu Of 6e. Will svpt'nber options closing Mt ssto
C,lesE-studornteiy ac.svo. with fancy fac.ury
!Ss:ss "' 's'H. it, rs, ss;s ef % Il Il. .ss ss
susa ivrpfuapt delivery, cs.y u Vc md Weston. at
Fi!rlGltTs-A moaerntoy nctIre, movement, with
, 1880-09-08

EGfitIHs NtHE1-uNTRN9 II. II. lkfE Nlltl GW1kUCl3
RI" a',d latvrs, W, II. t1rusw!ck. nn,l t,t,snris:
:s"l""ncr, Mary tvon. t;'nrs.' =. almn. -.
Amrrtau t'nis,h, u. :;:rwnrt. II. Trait.
mtrAsas.
spttMl i,fsn,tth 'n 7Ar thi:a5o 7tsbun'.
n sEsS T. Srsii n.v u st Ill., {tfs's''srs { N";o %s.s
s2E ;a;..s,ss,. r e r' Il 4 j. Mk%hr, sss ', ss sss,,
s'hlrs"r*-arh'mnpr u. a.. F'r,, snls tn MIL
wM.tk,". 1nnk. y, ."D's: acIltnn,.r Porter, rhn1
thml irt'l.Hta NJ rlrinrest: ,l,t.t"'l. whrat ut
q. rrnts nts'l :n,1, Y! \. ttntt I" Nnw fnrk:
ssx s' ;,'''ts' 5 Il TX See y r* +t s,%S.s fs; e. XIV I!
fHrk NJ *t.10 pr TN,
tnhai Shipments. ilI',thN Mlsllrls.
it,ltT ctIi.ut,ItSE.
Srrftaf DtsF.,fth ii Thr 4.hltaqo Trihunf,
rnttr tDf.lnlstSE, t)mt.. 9Gi,s+ 7.-ftts1cd tOwn-
Eel,mnler* Erie ltt!lr, t.hEn nIsius,o, ct.rn;
!nnnlt;.: cI!,aN, t. O.wctr: s,rn: llinnalowt
nn:a ~ Nt,Enf' "hea'; "'e'a"cr' th'eaa"
tr@IisSa: I"ltt; HisI:. ttnx*ton ,o Milwaukee,.
ft!!cnu'-l'ata'' ClImiu''. Kingston 10 milwaukee,,
Arr;vc,l-schooncr r'cctn,scl., from Chicago,
light.
MILWAUKEE,.
Special Uitrntttt tu the tMit,tco TrhHhf.
MtLw.ttKEE. Wis. Sept. IA nortticnsscr set
tn this rnre',n. t'r!t,ul,!g I" r,rt tho scnn,ict~
!.ssn. nr Son. ntd Nellie ltslil,K,nu rrosn le.
lnyv. a!nst IT the N"."la tn,ililh ttre nrrIvcti
yesterday. rlir tug ll$1ralrk aIlcl1nrGh her
larur. i thu imy during ttlc morning nnd came
MI s nc ssa'"r hr T. !"r H. sss si'"r W.. Under tho c,c-
vniHt FpH1ts tu-llNy ftm,llng i1.tNh, Hlsltuls nf
wheat for llttlnfo oil II ihrotl E!, rnse to New
SAND nt:ACTt.
Special Dtpa,th TO- TIT Chitapo Tribune.
Stxh liEAEl. Mcsl.. Sept. 7.--tn tho lArsDor to.
n!Hht-,fu9a !, ". lsea.'stt as.l s'x t.arg.s, tug
, 1880-09-08

fsrPrA10. acpt. 7.-t;hAiS-Emsireiy neglected
Wheat nOullhAt. Torn hrti ut SIC. Oats, SIC.
CANAL Observation-Disclosures.
, 1880-09-08

NEW Yunks 2apt S.-linh1pesa fair With c1nmls-
sion huuses. nt thu Jnlbng tsHtse c0ntlH1Ie. nctve.
C,Itton gpuds slr,ur. ieppusuIi tu bruwn sheet.gs
adYnHeetl ~. snyslTl Rrntes Ut AmuskruH tcklnss
shNcsd 10. rrlnts III fnlr ttuMilh. EInKhallx not
w a',a srutea. Wunn snst. remain siugsiah fpt-
tIHn goods III tnuHerstG dunlunl,
, 1880-09-08

DETftofT ailEt, etpt. .!!-ffdtII-pRet.
tHAtS-WhPat ehxIrr; Nn.t white, t1.Oia; EeVtuni-
ber. Hing: sIctobsr. ftts: Soveinbur, tl.Uji no-
1tEIEltrrH-.NIlust. d1.MI IN.
SItlrAESra-W heal, J7.itN III.
, 1880-09-08

-lSntASApaLls, sep,. p,.7>-EtA1S-Whcat wcakt No.
at 2j!!lsbJIc.
, 1880-09-08

OswEau, N. T.. sept tt-t;tA1N--Nhcat nominal
y unchanged. Cnrn stca.iy, i,nis,th. VIC.
, 1880-09-08
1sOS.rDN.


1fosTuS. Sept. s.--FtnNH-Quios and ,lIiehnngGl.
ltHAIS-Gnr,i ktoaly md NticIlnngea; mixed und
yellow. hi4:ssp Unts in falr Lein,ld; NJ. md U1-
ira white, +..isc. No. whitu. E4tlte: No. mixed
una Nh w1ttte. aba 1?Hc nYe. HcA slm
NETTEt--UnytlailHGI.
Et1H$--l lInUlln,1etI.
ilEtEii'rsF Fnnr ihlsD brIs, corn, FL 0U bu, wheat,
l1,!ltIb hit.
AnIrMEsrs-fto 81 brs, curnt .aUUo BIT.
, 1880-09-08

L'EnNrA, Sept. -t;1.AtS-Curn steady; hIul,-ntxod
;stl1te: tnixeL. as1tisHc. oats qu."t: Nj whlsp.
cnsh sa;as nj :slta IN sturo for OctoS0r u-
1yNty. lsyD hrs; No. :. sIl19.Hl, -
lli11tHiSEA--E!rsnN III fi.r,
, 1880-09-08


Sr t.ni-ts. Sept. S.-FtnrlI-Sradr and unfhanerii.
tstAiS-Wilrht hIs!lrr; Nh ret sF{.NA stxaf1sa
tntl: plaSStg,c 9rrcrl.ar; atot.t.e tle;nbnr; pnt
A:.ie November. Et.a.Hr flle yrurs Nh. do. Sa{
Gah. nccussiinx tn 'etutIuni Nh, d" HIas.4c Corn
hlshert :&"%Nfc cash; ;;'1tHts@c Srtic,nteri Ast
tIslio Dcsnter: sskr Sner,l,er: 4+ ..st{u l}ncnm.
bcr t;t4v the rthr. Uat. hl-er; Ai rssI st4 taLiG
senlctnln.r; .,ae tho year. ,syc usn nt sec bid.
harley nnclntstd.
l.EAh-- sul ut Itfc.
lh'TTE1t-tiHeit.li1cGd.
EfN II nj thn,txril.
WHl%E .-SIrH,Is nj $nf3 -... ...
l.iMststes;,, t,rs .a't at Hip Dry .att meats
lutlttIli!'s. Lard s!rnm.r nj 17.,U hill.
aLrEris-ftinf. AtsAt tt,; wheat, iL1t1 bnI cora.
1i,lHt HttA s,Ei LII: rye. nliE: harley. 3u In.
SlIMESTs.f!ntr. tlfu brss whent. 4l,AlI but coru,
sINn bh; Unts. *,UH hi; tyr. ntHGs barley, none.
, 1880-09-08
Linn ttE}t.


The cnrgo mnrknt vns uc.tvo md steady, Abont
thlrtyttirpr hIais wprn Uttered. If which seventeen
wefd sfA chiefly IN tlIc G;y ttraerH. Sellers rc'rt
no snhtcrln vnrlnnp ~ rrlcrr Tho yartl-Nen Win
hnyn ,i"ck.r,rM thklHR tta lumber. ll"rr stuff
i auntp strndy. s cinH Tho ptfce nf hr test his.
Following nf0 quotations nf e.,r;sHs,
flfcrn rfrGn tsn3f.. "! H III
Hrefn l1'1snttn !nch. !nM - tn.
tiFAtn
esrrGn .t'ii rfft.. lhh! t'an.
t'Aith shlh&ee.. ;is! r. ~:
At the yards Nm snIEs ufi. r4h mil 1firEs mt
fnrnllY rGl}. The unt,I IN shfth11ts ~ MiTr ffiS
yUnr to Htpi.4 nst'r lHtt year Nfe hhttu! .shlu "t
Hnd tic increase b T,rnrl* sv"r s'han !;"s. The
Flint mt apts'IH ettstr. lnrh t!g
fitri ntid x,g4,tu riphr, hlj Ibt. ..,,.,., 4IlI
firstnnd *es,'rG clear, rtaIss lItth. Ga!n
Thlrl Girnt tln.. ...,......,................ tHH!
First NHd srtt,r1 rpnr ttI,ulb, kHrtl..,,, 4Lts)
rhjrt e1EHr do, :siIO
Eir*t ntiI rntr,is tl,nt dressed tiunH,...., 2HN
[sInlnIr t1rt.A. Ht.W
FturIrr t|rUxs :;!u
Lux. x.b'afils, u i!trlt tnd MiIsat1iA
4{rr tlartlt lAs Ii Inc II, fuItu Eilkt s1I
ii stock bnnf41A Att IL tneh t7tAt t;ti 80
sturE 0lt.i% lSsi3 Inch, ,,.,.,.,,,,,.,,,,,
Fencing, ir*t .i,sn ltl1 N
Fencing, q, 1nIta Till
common httnFs. l.fa1 LAM
Common i,ulEstn No. l. II uni ii feet ....... lH
llt.HHiisun Sfsf. ..,.., Halt In
ltln,etyDE stun, Ht1nl t!.it, 1l
Tinhur. lS@ to kxS cttslrr ii ri Hndrr.... i1u3 ~.
l'3ckets, tat, rough, nnA EUD1, ......,.,,., EHt
insh ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1xa
fhhHlus. standard md cttnleG. LIMA ~.
shinsfes, extr.., s:t!
oAuS!es *3|1 S.*'
, 1880-09-08

Special D,rrfet to TIT Chicago Tffb4ns.
k..SsAa CITY. Mia, Scrt 7.-1lta Fr,cs Unrrsat
sc}tsrts:
Whcnt-1sactlps ss.'l. bu, stpmen.s, 1Glss
hli; hrkut trnrFt M. clx Ste; Uet0buF, Ket NJ.
en*i &c: t.ctther, flag. Cnrn-f.ecHlns, l;7J hi,
shipments, l,ii rn; No. ct,s, .i3ku tlciubur. .4
, 1880-09-08

NEW ONLKASH. aeps, s,f.-tWrrnS-Stchdyf m1dli,tn1,
Wtci low iu'.lIllnR, lt1br: eaud ordinary, !9io nut
0cGIp;s III tulexi Ks0ss, 1Gi auIes lt tuck, ST.
, 1880-09-08

nT nnn n"f'" ii.,', 't;.is tt r"' 'aI fio,r !. i;;
saI' MI CnnnEll luTt. aud r,|Inan, n::M",1 :1 n:
sT n",, ,r , n ne :sa!n M lrnviM thirs:,s ri n.' y
S nser roaa F"n: an r sny ri n.ef act a,H moHr
G-tl"r,t c.,-'.rr Of Wells md iitt,,e.S,.
b-l'eu0t u! GnnaI hni k!n4ta.Hs
, 1880-09-08
,.-,lt.: sAILlsoAn 'r1HE-rAnlk,,
AGhiYAh AID DEPARTURE OP THIN

ExrhbNAT!oS or ttHpEHsSrE AAprs
S1nitJ. "'S cstaftei
s... t'Htrnpn e Nnrth.vcatcrr ifru.
FOR Mans. t;n",t.i .innx.. Tlmo.'f.Hbtr. s,'."r. ~.
nSr.,t,,'fini!ats ns,ply nt ~ n,ni q Gttsln7't,f
1nsIsas! ynr,,rr tsa',ttnlpt md Stss.,:, t,.r
IL0uu. AtAnnl.tt. Mna IT tI .luIn,i4 ~. l'4Ila.
, 1880-09-08

p, rhtrs.E": Hnrt;nEtnn 4. tl,,tnor y,n,tr..
h9r Ainlss tii,lt'- l'8,ts TttHs.'rnh,. SecnIast
stsfS!,,afSs ;r e;'I. H n }j5s i %''"S,.
norlhrnsi cnrner l!and1Irh ntfi Sin,,s,, "A"e ina
t'r!t tLaI e sorner 'a .:
AInil:sn-x3a. ion NrAt Nttft.r ~ N'''''F 'AfI1l Rad
, 1880-09-08

Spts!a! DispatsA u 1ns chitnao Tribune. = :

NpRf5Q1
1}ETI,t,iT, aliusl., t,rpt. 6-l'4ssetl uown-Fro-
pellars Avon, J. tradxaon, Jr, a!l schooner u.
!. ..t,nyne; u.1nrgps la'tan a1ay ind barges,
ntur, II. Ft,i4ert Cnrnt,r.lrt and ta'asort anll
ac',,,;M,mrrs n ~ Knxashcr, Y, y. k.tehun; scl!n,l.
l',i.iintlall, J, ". ioane, North Cnpu, Iiorr, i.
J. Wells /. J. Rogers, tAAdp,, Suoutlxht, pllh-
tlnlvr, Adventure, jain Wesley, te.saMxee.
Curtex. -.-. "
l'alsed uu-propnllcrs Arizona, Lycou,lug,
, 1880-09-08

WlLMiSGraS. N. C Hopt 1.-arlHtTs TuurEN-
TISE-Flrm ut 1;c.
, 1880-09-08
M1HEMifrtlas HtIfIt tn t:lInln&, s,ly,
tta satutttslY Tight Iuix ~ Peoria phIy,

<tstrbEn ~ .t1ttln.
Gnion t'opot. wsst a!:e. .rrner t'anal nnh ysn ~
ni't,!*st- 'lekut Qfirps. Ut s,et0l 1T SIusa tilt
st.. GrAHtl t'acltld iiutek AMI t'niinr. House.
, 1880-09-08

Special Dspaith to Tht Cnitapo Tribune.
Stxn ltEAEl. Mt!,.. :;rpt. 7.--tH tho 'ur,,or to.
chatnpIInI. strn,l-bar4s John GlIs.<lcn al,d ihrcu
burgess. uHktnl nhA s,s1c bnr9o. prnprllrrs l.y-
Gnnng anA ArIonn. atcNnl.,a ,aIrYe llessle, scoSys
Clnr:l. 'ful1un. ntttl ttlnf1N laell.
Wtnd-NurtE, ntul Il gale.
, 1880-09-08

Hentta: strnn,-lmrWrs 4. u. tiHie md tsMi<orts,
Snnst,tn, ttnr1h,R:nn md har1rA. Mary l'rh'
RI" a',d latprs, W, II. t'ru,w!ck: nnl r't,snr's:
s"lMnncr. ;%. M,ry Lynn. t;."rs. + slGht. :l.tl
A,nrrrau t'uis,h, u. ::;"wnrt II. l'ratl.
, 1880-09-08

t'h1cnGh, Ienc,t TA1nph a. 1snriAc 71ul,rnai.
lleput rofner nt WIN 1iAren md Shorn1H.xl. Tr+,.
!!Hices, ~ Etnrk.st., Aernn lIGuse. lalnrr t!HA*
Grnna iact's ltoifl. ma u EufnI. corner aIAd"'.
, 1880-09-08

stttnHfV Central IsNllrnnI.
DGrot foot q! 1nx-st. md thut Ur rwrttr-qnronJ.
i'cEnt .,ltlec, III. tipt,-<t, near Cats f;t nj
ineiDc liGtcl. and l'al.t,sf l10l,Au. ~''"' ''ASs
, 1880-09-08

-
Special DltrdtfA 10 The Chicago Tribune.
CAnpISAt.. TINT. 9ept. 7.-WhIte tho ting ilrnn-
a&is With Il tnw tsTr burgess. ErAin lntiril. from
kinHstnh fur sfontrcul. wls l,i1Mrtling throl,xh
tho Galaps ltapf'ls his morninE The tuw.litlo
hrukp. anil ,he !H,rHs Energy IlrIltc,t nn shnal
Hpr,sit this plnce. 3hn IL mi mitch damaged,
mud will likely he H0t htt Without loss or cArgo.
, 1880-09-08

~ Ih!Iy. t!,aiIy, earupl NuIaT. ,i,ty- -.
Snn!M!Fday: q dllAiy. cseeI,: Monatay. '' e1esa
.ach heweoD ticas Ios Aiaincs" "'f% fn,s se1':ss' 1's
IN III. vi ~ u's as,r'!tso ro,,cka. na K.a:ss Kss
!tecnhx Gfnirs. trtwerH Cl!fcnu,@ nni Esn.s. "ia
q, H. T. lin in.-c Cars attnch,,l 70 iii, ,rnn," tlsh
, 1880-09-08

Pltfshnrx, Cincinnati i: 81: T."T.. y, H.
iElnCtnInt Atr-t.lnH md N,,aHHiu Isnt .,
ncp0 cuTtlGF Ut EllltUn md CarfuI.sIsa Ntst sLif
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-11-06
AMERICAN INCOMES.

There is no table of the average dura-
ton of fortunes; but the statistics of bust
ness failures in the country since 1866
show that the average yearly failures
ranged from ] in 1863, in the year 1871, to
in 70 in 1876. How many business men
in thousand fail, once or more, during
their business lifetime, | cannot learn.
The proportion used to be estimated, for
New England, at 81 per cent. That is
probably too high a figure for the business
of to-day, conducted, as it is, upon much
shorter credits than formerly. But the pro-
portion Of traders who fail is probably not
lower than IS per cent. of the whole num-
Der. How many Of our people live upon
their invested means? In 1866 our in
come-tax returns showed III 900 incomes
of $500 per year and over, and 5000, 600
incomes of less than $500. But these
were not incomes from capital they were
mostly earnings or wages. Probably not one
in hundred of these smaller incomes,
and not over 10 per cent. of the incomes
over $500, represented the interest upon
investments. In France, 10 years later,
the census returned no less than 10000 600
of people, renters, who live entirely upon
their invested means. In 1877 seven and
half millions of people-one-fift of the
population-were enrolled as rentes-
holders or savings banks depositors
but it must be added that the saw
ings banks do not often fail in France,
and that sooner or later they are apt to
fail with us. Most of these deposits are
small ones. But no less than two millions
of the French can say with Petrarch,
PdrUa sed dptd mihi : 1t is little enough,
- -
the resources of the country, in spite of
the almost universal search for wealth, and
in spite of the fact that we have a great
many rich men at any given time, we still
do not have large class of permanently
rich men we do not even have, like the
French, a class of persons who have per-
manens though small competence. The
rich Americans wealth is extremely vola-
tile in nine cases out of ten it is
fairy gold" The old landowners
form the chief exception to the rule;
especially in our large cities, where
the increase of values has been great. But
if our class of permanently wealthy PEG.
pie is small, so also Is our class of destitute
people. We are fortunate in having few
of the very rich or the very poor, in hav-
ing no such immense and harmful Unequal
ity of fortunes as we see in modern En-.
gland. Our i'll fortune is this, that our
class of moderate completeness is also
small, that SO few of us, in spite of our
opportunities and our labers, have seized
the good of even small assured compe-
tence. The land is full of people who have
not on the other hand, and who are not
likely to have, any assured competence,
however moderate, but who have nothing
to expect but labor to the end. That is,
indeed, the appointed human lot for
the majority in any community but
need it be, in country of resources like
this, SO nearly the universal LOTT Night
not many of US avoid it by greater care
for moderate competence, a lessened am
bition for fortunes At. NJ. Coan.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-11-06

SWEARING AND LYING.-Old Parson S.,
of Connecticut, was a particular kind of
person. One day he had a man blowing in
his field, and he went out to see how the
work was getting on. The ground was
very stony, and every time the plow struck
stone the man took occasion to swear
little. look here" cried Parson S.,
"you must not swear that way in my field +"
Well, reckon you'd swear. too. +" said
the man, eff you had to pillow such a
stony field as this" Not bit of it, f"
said Mr.. s. ''Just let me show you. So
the parson took hold of the pillow. but he
very soon had considerable trouble with
the stones. As stone after stone caught
the plowshare, Mr.. S. CALCULATED "Well,
l never saw the like" And this he re-
peated every time a stone stopped his on
ward way. As soon as he had plowed
around once, he stopped and said to the
man, "There, now? You see can plow
without swearing" "But 1 guess it's
pretty near as bad to lie" answered the
man, and you told dozens of lies. Every
time the plow struck stone, you said,
never saw the like, when the came thing
happened minute before"