davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-12-24

REAL ESTATE,


INC lolIo"lnH is'slrahlch1s "cfo hlcu Tor roc
'r'' tha's''"'' 'mH: r,1; ~; ';.o,rn-,
>,.,,... -. tr.1...,t. 49, -. - t.-..x
h1GIsienn III. 1tt 1hittetttn hH4 { fonncetlIn
NY. = + 4Hxiti II GMtGu !hG. y tEonneaE:tlcHt
s1nn 's'-'ts"'e'so ~V"P""F :" eFe''"' w. = rae
>i,u @ r.: ~ oo@9
S;.AH't H.. .n,. ~: "s r. I"tu, tn.iti ~ "oa ~.
t,nk ny Iii II ~ III Vincetlntf n 4 IjrIIj IL '''
tiIIrti jLE ~ iEiuhprt III auitth IL Nnry i,
t:hmxm1 ~ - N'. " . ] ~ .. ~ stn0
W,srG Wn,,Ttit,I Vi u III II - III W,rt X Eps ~~
xiijti; II, imur,vcd .{ateu lice ID fJucnn ii.
w.;.' FIT h H,,sf!sttS, &, M + i; a
II ;.,iay, ;tut.si Ijcc. II IL; md x. iIpgSr 10
II III. i. 9tlti II. I. Strgslas 10 Wi,llun y.
yn., 1,, i;:,a;ti; 4. iii Il
Yjxisi H. iml'ir",yrn IL IN, nrc 81 tit,ts.,uit
t,., ~, ~ =: ~" - "~'
im.,nIr tl.ttr,i ,irc u iii Xii u fI1nft r.,
w Li.Imr;; a .. :. ~ "'e - ''t Rh
Wrxt Vn1i Hufrn II. III ii uuf Ashland Nv . T.
iI1is3 ii. ti,ttcI NOV. al iAtnttlaW j.,lfltn to
tVtanl i. NtlritrlI. .....,..... <0
wnat yam ltnr"n It. atltn!la liv Ah4!Ye. -.
sai,ivi ~. .....:............. .,,....,...... 400
atlch!sal, =, Ln 4 NJ! HnFtal state, = I. hlxiD
tIlsw", 49,: y" 5o
Nnsth lnnl!na u. 4 " ct'r l!,EtnM1. 9 {. VIZ ~
."W, s;p e. - 49, s"a =. s.e,.r s LOU
Monroe At, ~ 4 = at !'aFk, y I. I3x1H II. ln!.
ptnstn, nAteH HUG 81 tAo1Faa etafEos W IN, nm
, 1880-12-24

Exp.rt toura weru quoted II slIss2sI1 naket for
g"nd u, choice. nnt rye flonr nt it:Ga>auJ.
OTHER Mttf.sTtFFA-Wer0 In good Enppfy nn'1
wcnk csTclslty for lots track. tater T.
nt tItpail.u,i cnss mlddlrRs and shoTh Al ss1xs+
lhnli car wheat ecrHcninas 1T ESt0s car coafTa
c6rn- n-ncnl At a12.t1 pAF ton on trnck.
hrRISl WIfEAT-Wna moro nci1vs. and 1uiso
wrak. Tho n1nrket aec'incd 7M?4e. and clpsnd tsft
b"inr tho ntest prices uf "Wednesday Tho 1'ritlsft
Innrkcta waro officially rcpnrted dull and stcndy.
isvate hdsltea quoted nn adsancc q! ii Ter quarter
in 1nndon for fcd for prompt shipment. but That ad-
vance hxsad nm actual aaes the previous dnT At
Gt dcc!nS frum BuorthH'h nrsres. Our rece,pts
wgie tnl, halt "a a'ae naain q. th"lo OF weoneray
This prSbaby sndscsd krVS aiEarinKs " prominent
s s;; Il ';n* y 's;.. s5; &c Sss es
fsls ": ~ %s" h.oJ 's e1 Tere w nj e., m.n' ous III.
sS s1, tn: :,''"f r" seo IN: .gass ass
ny:Isa IN aiI%:Ske. Isas,s r a.; ;ig.
s.i'sr 5s1."sy H. RI, as.Ts n . :; s4s; :s;
s 81 ts::s III '1ss e. ss.: seE9ss
";:s';si so @ I'D saS Il !; 'spio Il
w %iSrKn INV sW'iitEHr9nwa. dull. and deellne. sboyt
r. s n1: " clo'ca 81 .a nstsfnnl ~ yc a. ! ,as
=: rsf - ss% . s y sss ' %s' 81
as!!yc II future. and .en.4ssl'n!ns ,e.
Il : "fft
e sl.sf Il I'D +; i q S s m s se a.
ufea. ihe May premium hslnE slightly wlte1,rt.
81 ss'a y. "s ' {. srs nths
,as sn,.Hi.ns r.. "!sns ~ 1H.n n II ~ .s.s!"m; n
Il Issen's! VI !!s tet.s; saa nSssl
4 ass e Sf:'s. use A. 4 md farRsea{ s
a1 III is @ .sa II ,ss: ES; s,jS @ ID Il H. % S
bM " .aInpe 4. ~ % tT9ek 2W! bn dn 4! a!f*
;ts i f. II s,s ST; :" 'u carr i. '' md ~ 'a
:" Sw M S!!SS: s It ;ss aes S ;sssSs
S''ss ss: S os!s tis ss' . s
XIV 'at ap Il s r. deeaS te u pca c a
s!$:s% s$:s% It va :ss'' ss:s s a e';., sss
M:sS :ss :s a'n 'e,s: sa's
- Il s': %s @ ~ y :";s +: III s s
kas S''s 1sSs .sst sa;
aef: i s!sse ia etsSfs L, @ IN ' 8
ia M !. II u :s :s"f u iaasa 4 % xSs
nAisi.EY- Was SLOW and lover, rho reec.p.. wsre
] ] st te a"1rS Ss sss. Ssff l. T!ss Tv! m eF :es @
a. sG HI 1rt:5 n sS1y ., ~ So
:S, IT,! ;sss ~; RI Fl; IL
5 6 4 ;es y IL sss St ' Ac,a ;{as.' e.
TWO O'CLOCK CALI.
Wrnt was "a 4c lower. closing at F.a91tc for Feb
rnnry, ntd 1is:altn for 1Mrunry. :afes Htlln hn Mt
ths,sc tnr .!annry Y;agt.ss tx isbrnsr. .ss,ks
11r slos,.x =. * fos Msy ana lf
11 la !0 u aa3 ..t::s .i.t::is r. f.! nyy MSy
81 Any Silss 5,nS " u Il w fst ,ns A@1.so
str toI Jnnuary; ste. pnrk wns snstcr. ctu.nR At
snss: Nm M ~ .l s1r areh q s;a!s
t::, fur jannnrY. and H. Il for fsbtnnsy WITH enes u
G1nrs at ~, for January. ta +tas+ss for FGhrunry
oI uHMO!ls nj *iG for jnni,ary md rim tn sinrch
After tic Gull wheat waa quoted At Hfssic seiles
February.
, 1880-12-24

Government bnnl!s wcre Uu.et. IN chicago.
District Of Columbia it.f5s were 103t{ hid anti
N0i asked: tho Is wuro ll.ai hid a1ld lllli nskcd;
the i,4s .scro 11lsi Bill MID liz asked; tho 5s,
l0lH and lUls;: nnd tho III, l04as and 1Ulai.
Foreign GxGhanHo c!t,Scl strong in tho morning,
bnt cusctl weaker In tho hticrnoon, At tho closo
sleritng posted ratcs were 4s0a arsl lBJts. Dunk
trs' nctuAl rntcH werG 4,U;s fur sixty-day bills
and 4Hl1l for demand. For slsty-!ay eonlnIer-
clnl hills for prompt delivery. 41T:.GG47S!{. Far
three weeks delivery, 71,s6Dt7Ss. Postcst rutcs
for rAris were bs1 FOR Blxty tlnys AHd ke.,t
for sight. Blxty-.lny commercial bills prompt
delivery en lfnvrc, EIlIGyDH. md Mnrseli,cs
b3tTbINt<. Slxty.ttny commercial bills 1T, Ant
werrdcllvnrAblc prnmpt, %ero III. :db!Ijlf; three
wteks LID to Il I,er tcIit butter 1in1itxcrs' hills
OIL Gcrmany wcro :E}.l for sixty tnys md MI
for dcsnlu: sxty-duy commercial bills, prompt,
naGbss!ss; anil for three wceks' delivery, G,tdD
trIa-m. 1aankcrs' pllfltlera un Holland werc :Ial
f.ir sixty dmys and ~ for demand; al1ty .inys'
ClNincrplRl WIS 9lEI 5-1u. AitstrRn tiurlns 4lti;
Norway. Swcduti, and nc,tulark, ::Jit. Supply nt
bills good. In consequence uf the Disturbances
th Ireland, hstls I'll tho south Of ireland arc
/ rntkcr avoided by bAtkcrs.
Tho exports Of dulncstiu prollicts fr0,n tho
Port ut New York show Il continued fNng nlE;
tho nnnoy ynl,tp Inst week utto1t!ll9 to 81 Gk,-
474. aghnst F1,..Si,la Inst week and or tho
previous week. Tho tDtAt exports of ntU,ltlco
FROM thu port since Jun, | this year wero f;Ea,-
lGD.t0O, hgnlnst STH, OIL 00a fur tho corresponding
period lust yrAr.
ChIca9o bank cloartnas wcre 81, ,1O0.o 600. Country
cntls fur currency WGre moderate, A.l New Nurk
exchange sold butwonn nnt,ks Mt .5lb.,0y per
sl,00 dtacol'I,t Inans were moderately ,lotlve
ut 0AlS pcr cent an1 per cent OIL TING,
Within few weeks <tb0,000 Ut the Wal,ash
tlrst Is hasc hcon sold in tue city ut prices t1t1p-
lug from iUl4 to W. These bontis uro flrat
n,nrtRage Of 4is,UD ,nilu oil thu Chtcugo end
Ii BIN 1I,.lSt
, 1880-12-24


1Ion TaOpucTs-ycso nctive. and very wanx,
purk declining nearly ak. md lard nonr1y sOr wIo
meats wore curErkpnnItnGly hOayy, Hugs wuso
guutot unslur IT lin tAtds nld IAserslul
u uwor On u!eAta. whl1a thu rec1pts ut ht,xx
nrvpr thnn expected maar Christmas I'1usu lngs
teslslcd to depseEs. and intensified tho weakness
hno u onerngn OF soniu stun suppuse IL 1.avv boon
laft oxsF fr0nl tho uypnlnx upon tho recount GullureA
Thsta puno Inquiry for mu1ta by shirprrs nluer-
yiso thu ttanx VIII shotfx for FrhrnHry: easegt ~
=. Asssr,I -l';sIlnsa t'ssas, ter Itl: M sMset
na3at a3t ios III s'!s , r. sgilst ,hs nu,t nv, tis
3tnfet tHes xrrn FGls.rt9 Of ~ bril- sHliuF nll-
tAn sna l!h0 bss saI!or staTeh Ut III ~
LAM,-l.seEtrN lsItnac. and est.sot! liz haluw tl.b
Unjust pticux III wednesday,, Ut At,slt tosN xIa,t
e9iNr thu tnuith tAAaaA3i}s settler january. ana fA
H6.HH sp1ltr Fblr1hfy. RntH* wcrH fttHIrfgt or la
t.. tplt srIisr lilo lMth ~ f6.al*s. VII 7.@sIt~
su1!u! January Ut u 4aa tcs t!lor f9bsnnry
~ q and hsa1 tcs aeps March ~ ssts s,N.
siEATs-Isensst abost ~ l.er u1 ibs,. sxcont un
Erent i'as. ~ltSt wur0 rolHt!vr,S iir! kn!ts Mer.
sls n.;a soils 1aMuxryi ai.t.t, bs sl"rt ~. u
Mnd H;t La s ae aiHtG t,s u44tlne prtcl. hc.hs
Ias!t nMrsi Antu ilh Ftrtn hans Ut s! ~ J{c s,a
Ah sUllgt InDnGfy; st lcs ~ ct- ekc1 hHUss. Etts
tllckrd ht 11u lt,r III IL Averages, A,tG IL fur ~ III t
r!c" ~ tho pnaHX outs ~ sttt. HTt ~ lntl,IWn VI
aucuck Tor fuat.Gurc1 uHleEa .,S'lBtMl lsN specified:
, 1880-12-24
,EiNR1E'd
hu3a1i5i,
i!Ia1 LIS
5.sE3 t.:5
2,S0R3.D
4tlNlJ,Ii
1-rtt21m
Cattle AALE9.

liut;s-'rhe mnrkct opened dull und depressed
There ht&le auFa lfa In tho tnluu NJ tho .!Hy
advanced, hut yniaes Ien,nnp.. w!,ak and atvIt's
Nere etreclally hm: ~ tt.sc md i1e win
ttlAtl c0yuf tic hrtnkaEU IN tint chsf. e~o H. u1fn
.1uctnh. For Light Weights thuEa we're bu,arx 1t
!ai1,sH pstces te s,,r!iy Gsln4 tE a'l1 the ho:
!Is irn.iinx w: !onu within r.nae 81 Atp.s!s Is
1lslf, HEd ut *tOa Iuf.r unr lHx!s;s heavy which
j. Ieclinr stnc1 sntHruy VI :1d-t IN thvy Erad1a
IND ~ IN ll4llt. All ntlGs nt.adt subject t0
shFtnka9o Of " lbs for pisG5 now. md u lis fur
Etlkl.
, 1880-12-24

sserny exc'''ts'ke. GU days. strong at 4soA; de-
Tllo ,sfcamsl,trs I,nthna and Frtase', from Eu.
roT'o, brought $a'0,t0 iii French coin.
BOsrOS.
Spsetal Dl,pafeh to The Chitaoo Tribune
ItnsTt,S. Hoe El-The btDCk market Ia McfIvo
and !tite strong prices being not only welt sus-
tauc''. hit u notafio, n'v!nco being shown In
oncy easi ~ ,9" :9sr, :. HfAnsSSn AsssS1o
frtin pix 10 i94: d" pr,.isrre,l from :u u 80;
York I Now Engitnd from i % 47siGM:'. wor-
s. 55o #; Il 9n@ a%'a ;1, sefei1s4 1 from s i,! =
iioston Ai1any. fren, ta'i to 1t.. Cootral Iowa
IN NcIruskn. fro!n ~ to ls9 ox-tltv. Union n
Vcrtnnt & Masaachuscits, fTil is,a; g ia5!;:
Cunnectsut y lassuupc. fr!,:n 80 70 g; ChcnEo
c %sstSrI, 1,, M'sF% M y @ ri r; M a e " ";'ern ,.
n !" VIZ: sa.,siasky cleveland, rum ipS 10
10 1.1o; i,os!al' lowe!1 fro9' it p i!t';; A,-
bi,rs, fra", VI; t1 s..;: Easter il New lump:
shire. frn sHA+ to ". Ontarlo& Western sold ut
md io% icr i;ss: i!s!iiera < Er!e = = s;!Saaeead 4
york \ Sex E'!sisai i u ii4: MarastisM 1 sn,l
issi: Little liock 4 Fnrt Smith, I'D 10 iiUi; 10
acrjp sol'l ~ lts: sanlnsky \ Cleveland -. 70!
to lUf3; quincy Alton X IT. Louis Gs HlA
ut R; knnsas City, Lawrence e. sou,h-
err, as aIyapcc'l Il; 0x!ens.lnrE scrip
sounds sui,i nt i5: burlington s Missouri ~
}5 }n|n q s snsa e s fqo I ts s ass 4 49,;
ijs lt3if to III. O,!lors rs before.
III miscellaneous stocks, WMfcr Power nt1-
yauccd Il; liDylstDu Street declined ,s: AslItl.
wall said ut Oh, anl Suw Hampshire t.aul ut
I; ArMory MILF sold 1T III.
III The 1Tfstsrn dssottttfi f'rfs3.
DnH. on, Eet.. EI.-Stoeks closed:
Ateh!son A. + lrst 7'.13i cn, sand { c'evo. v;sli M
~ sr.,!a n......... Et' F!.ni y rarc slnsanet 2s&
Is as''a iis ii. '!!e S;s Ssw t fss!:
at:.s y. sts y i si i !M eta''':
!i',!s liycf x, m Im Az Valley
Gill;, ltnrL QlLnry...ltG
rnHElON.
LONDON. Dcp. a3.-Consols, Ds g-1G; account,
~ lilo.
New 6s. 10:f; 4Ks, HEX; 4s 11Ga:: lltlnn!s Cen-
trnI, l.H!;; PENNSYLVANIA Central. Eiif; New
York t.cntrni, Ill; Eric, 4'3;; do SECONDS, lU'!i
ltc.Iti!t,g. .5aa.
lsutt1n i,i tho Hunk Of Enrland decreased
G!DlUO during tho lnast week. The prnmrtton
nf tho bank r:seryu to ita liability IL II H. HI IlUE
cent. Tile b,1llInn wlthHrwn to-day WIS G5U ,Dp
| i!nt silver quoted ut 81 tI-lEd.
| PANTS. Nre. .j,-llGnteS, Eff SIC. .,.
Tho weekly statement nf tho Bank Of Franco
Rt,ws iii 1ierrAsc of .t@i0Mf In KulA hild dfa.
| Ou1t III silver.
, 1880-12-24

Ahnrt r1ni. seiIvr fvlrunrY Glazed at kt5atS idhA
taa,lofia,. ~. t. !,Ya snt ,a..'s HI
a4t; sfcen hal'.s. tn.iu nyer4us, i]Su'3ir.
ll1hun quute4 Ut HtHse Tor slluH,ivr1 t;3{2!G for
n nvisg!i Atld lar kut, .'S7'
AEEF-NnA 4ulut Rt 3s.!aAaHtN fur 4aOxS A34s4W
tor 9xtra n.sss, and Il taAts liuD fat hqms.
, 1880-12-24

ToLEnD. o.. 1,ec. }MAtN-Whont dull; No. 2 rod
Wnbar, SPOT: y7sic january. ts<c; February, Nul4,
MarcaI tts; Ap!k ti, May. sI.Iu Corn dull; t1xh
nsxeu 4tei Nh. :. spot, a7Iai Mny. 434c; rujeclcI,
~! irl lnnsnxs.t. 3ss{o. unl4 dull and uuc!nngc4,
CLOVER sEEt!-I'rinle n,Mnlsnutl,. 3aui; No. do,
kaMi rrtmu, Ia: M. :ain. <l, IL
lku>Et-N sunt Hritf; hllH,r tffcll&ghn, 3Jc, No,
~! SIUt, !F's, January vse February. iilJ{; NaY,
,MEtErrrs-whsa. 100 bu, cosn. .1lD1 tu, oats,
1,aU In.
{ilU tu. - -@ -''
, 1880-12-24
TtJsl:AJ>STlJlsFS,

EhuR-Was asalust IIfSteu4 aud nOnlnx.Iy tUwur
IN sympathy With whuat- shppvEs wets ho'dnu IN.
And viii ptubabfy cuhtlnuu 0 u III afsr the holt
days. leaving tbs market to thu ltvaI tr3Aa sasA
wero uponpd nf ~ bEIs winters Ana lu trls doubIv
spettH extras Un prlrnte tars 9ud Il. btls uH EtuJsx
IT n.tU433sA. TutAI ~ Lrs.
, 1880-12-24
COMM ERCIAL,

Tho following wcrn tho receipts mud shipmcnts
Of tpH lralinK nrtlrltA Ut rrotltItu In this city
during tho twenty. four touts clulls,g u: clock
, 1880-12-24
Tho following grnn wa. ln.pectekt Into store Ii,

caTa No. 9 winter. car mixed, 1.3 cars No.
spring. ~ cars No. do, Ii cars rejected,
car no Kr'lt'e tlsl wheat; 81 cars M. corn,
car yellow, y cars higf.nfxet, " cnrs Elected.
chr no Krnde tfsi corn; 81 cars whito oats, u
cnrs No. @'n!xcsl. % cars rejected t.@ natH);
cara NJ rye. l car rejected: car No. bar-
Iey+ ID cafH No. y do. ~ cars No = Do cnrB
NJ 10 I'll bnrlcyh Total, as cnt1+ or @Ns'U
bt' Inspected out: 3f.E5 bu whent, si.0'l hi
corn, lo,sel hi oats, 0.5a' bu rye, 1s btl barley.
The leading produce mnrkeA werc again
heavy yesterday. with more doing than tho pre-
flohs tiny. Tho downward movement fook tho
many by surpr'sc. There wcrc probal'ly very
~" who expected TINT marked reaetion from
recent weakness would set In before the holt
9hfs' b''t tho general Impression was that t4e
deci'ne WINS aboat over for thls year. Hence mo
early fcellnK WIS rnfher steady one. Iatlld
nut last long. however. There were some large
lots OF wheat And pork blcrcd for snEc solne ot
1t tho capht Mort1111m OF tho recent i"llnres'
and aho demand was mt Ercnt enough to take1
withotit break, Ut course other things went
down In syWpnihy. The principal !nnrkets sold
to lower point thnn Tucedny, the greRtcst
depression heitlg III pork, lnft!. Rtld wtitat. VIC
Eifo, Tor reference. thc lowest prices OF Iues-
my: February pork, *laGh: FcbrunES inrI.
*S.it'; Februnry rihs, s6.d'ss; February "heat,
lowest regular f'enrcs OF yesterday Tor tue same
0ciserles were respectively Sl@'b''s. *s.'-'s'
s".+'+ n'sie' 4l!ae nnu Hao. inc Impression WIS
1efnnps "ne chle''y 10 tho reported "ehHhess III
ssocRs IN hew FORK, Wlth tao pccnn'nFy strlH"
Rehey when has partly matte ltse!t tc!t neIe'
though III fut! fbree only at the scaboarI. ING
CONTINUOUS plllng"p OF stocks herc was remarked
upon yesterday M promising 10 De q shsng
ol tho fntnro, tho lAte severe decline III
prices not haslng fuouerAtcly h'tRl"ehlea
11o Solnthc ot tho shipping movement.
Ness pork closed ;I'e1 1'oo lower, ~ <l@"O eeNee
, 1880-12-24

MILWAUKEE. I'cc. neglected. -
GMAtS-WhVnt ntnalyt Nh. Milwaukee, hard, Rt.Dtt
No. lMtlwnnke0, We; No. p. i6lsc iluceutlcr
JnnuArT. Hykc; fetrlnry yxc; Nh. aEiluu,tco. ci
No. I, 7lc, rejected nni,'a Cusn Gu'ot aud lover,
Nn3 r t>nts isrrilntni W; Nh. .1fo. ttyN axtet;
M !. cs4t flAt!uy Ilu!l atd lchMngc4t; No. 4 HlG
,l.aDS,stoSH-tMMer; Mess tsFk II. u Gasi,1 sllO
Fsbr,Inty: !nnl-l'fltHp stuAHI. &sI0 cash Rnd nu-
cuinlUF, T. ~ Fuhrunry.
lftHlS-tuklcr nj fIAkftM -.
KEcEtrrs-FlpnI HAl brld; whoAt, 61,tNo hit outs,
Hun TN. ~ 7'''
.aSMliMESTs-wheat. 6!fu bu, eotn. a.ooo uu, oats,
lu,tGplu, - -,
, 1880-12-24

HORTON. lIrc. .@a.-FLnTit-lnstt Wast0sn supettina
&a7ja4ul, Wisconsin extEaa $Ltxa315; spr!nx wheat
patents, Hsitla5HI wlnlar do, H&at4sOl
GMAlX-Curn dnlli lnlxod tMud yeiIoN. fDac1t&o;
OLD. 1'QsNk: Ons EtandTs No. u,,A extn wste, aa3
a2us M, white, ltt9u, Nu. 7n.txBd ayd No. white,
4L4t t1tyG. liyH, $1.N. = y
nrI kl!- tnlty Wpaosn ercnue rrs 1ka3 3io. cllo1oa
laIb'phcEsA. 3+e--tui ooliADs1 and you'd, 4A2ip
tais vi uatMrA tFIsA aA4Ea. -.
NErKIlsTHFlHNF, II ut br.S; $500 EHekat corn, 41tIu
hit 2tlt'tt, 7.GJl t.li, @""' ''' ''
SHlFA EHTa-FlQut.4 am br1s,
, 1880-12-24
GENERAL MARKETS..
nttUOM.CutsN-Wna in light request hnt steady

FHIlQTlHK Is +Io fAHRG " pFlCets
t,lssro hur and chTNe Al
GfcSf ee Ef.4
hGullHHtG HyH
:tsat3
HETTE1i-Wne dui! and weak. Tho large receipts
aG tho puRt fow days 1inyo tansh1y Wcn&rncd tho
cllocn prices fully 10 of frutn Inst week. The
besl grades hlso were easier. We NOW quote:
t'rcnmtry.,...."..:I al, 1.adle.rncked ....n az!
imiry1Ar IL ao0d.1 III IiTeaso.. ...........s CID
BAGUlNG-1heru uny limited cali! and tho
market was atoady md unchanged. rs follows:
tsnrk.,......,........e5 IlinrIn;s,i lu..i9 llH
t'ttcf crcek.........".Sl t;nnnier. llnxe. t!sttM
.tmar!s"';.. :"i Ill
El1EEaE-flcmana NJ last quoted. Orders wcro
few nnd Tor small amounts. md II exsromcly f-
atHcks uusuH'!5 luTEc ttr ths timo Or yaar. W.
Iuli crenn, seponlbor md Octolcr........l9 CRY
tul! cTtAnl, AuRhst.....,. W!1
!AF1 akH!l. t*lg
n. * u; n,co% n
n1iMlnH as before. We quoto tho market weak. III
fDlluNK:
AMttrae!.e. .sao lilnsaburT.
Ettv lr,rr IlH1... s.u tnlti1e. Aal
1nl.tlalurU X Ohio 5 !!.lai,n bIUck....... M1
e n t4n,, wl'@s'* .ns s:.;; NM ,s1 ~
iltEssfiI iiSns-Wcro dull and tower The offer.
Incs lghl, but local buyers lnd tio npIustdn.
thu Wpntcr De. luu mild f01 md ltvS hugs
Wnro tnMer sa'Gs J car avesn3ln. ~ tbs NJ ta'a
, 1880-12-24

n,.'n..e ~ taules. aged persons, weakly Children,
III ,s.;t't pt seaentary habltA, all nee1 ltop lit
, 1880-12-24

fOHEIuN.
arfetat Htspaish tu Tbs CAts1eo Tribune,
livIHloUl- liec. E-tl:U y. n.-F!uue-SN. ]. TIL
No. y ~. GEpin Heat-W No. l. ~ Id; ku.x
, 1880-12-24

sIancy market cIsy nt 3lB, closing ut 3. Prime
Mnrrnhtsfu ERper. btiGkH;f.
Sterling cxct.tEku. Gu days, strong at 4e0A; do
tnaIld. iSt.
Tho steamships 1Inthna aud FrtascI, from Eu-
rnpu, brought $IiU,tD III French coin.
, 1880-12-24
llETIkOIT,

nETnntT. MIGil Hcr SA-FLuuu-Easy.
GhAlS-Wleat sttallpr; uSiFA noplnali Nc.
~htts .assc January. Nv: kebru2tJ, flUltSt March.
, 1880-12-24

CiScIHNATI'. t1ec. yt-t'urroS-Qnlok at llMt,'
F!nDil-lloavyi faulty, sAlbAsa0i fancy, ua.
changed.
GmAiN-Wh0at se1,ace and nru., No. anlber, st,ult
N ~ rcd. &EG3HbHt GNFl Hnslert No. mI1Bt. Hot
now unr, 4t4+n. uasa 4Atstt Eu.3 a,txBs!, S1a Rye
ltssaular NJ. / nuH1c lsasley dull; No.5 fall Kc.
iMoSlNtnSs-:l'0sk dnla Hnd lnutr ut f11nh{I1E.
ltt na.uE ut $A}s LUX nspAts anu bAcuA dull aud
4nuf.aMKH.. :.
WHts,f-tlir demand Ut SLID.
uuTTEH-lluavy 1ut unchanged.
, 1880-12-24

1.nNtHvlLtE lice. ec.ssi-C1TrnN-QuIet at tls*c. >
FldFK-llHlt; extra, t1+ta1as 0xlra family, sa16a
l.a5l 4 No. ]. fauethzss Chtlru fancy, fst*st3iM
s;1AlS-Whast qulet Ut adcaxsIn. Torn Eteadyt NO.
3wha, +Cf .lo Mxrt 4. t!4t3 iullt No. white, 3c,
~ n1tettt ~. Mya g!llrtl NJ. 4 &}*e.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Hulof at tsah lantl ll tstr do
Nv; clSAs rib Hs%Gsui r!aas 7s1tsc. ltas, suxaf.
Xuik& f-F(Fm f1,lu
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-04-02

THE New York Herald jeers at Tilden's
failure to capture the Syracuse hotels and
says: The Tammany chief understood his
"still hunt for the hotels and got before
hand with him. Tammany took the pre-
caution of sending agents to every city
where the regular Convention might be held
and made conditional arrangements for
proper accommodations. The bolters at
tempted no monopoly, because that would
have defeated their main object of boarding
the Tilden Convention in it's den and out
shouting it for political effect All the
fnesse Of the great whisperer in keeping the
place secret, goes for nothing. The open
and manly course Ct proclaiming the date
and place on the day the State Committee
met would have spared the regulars the de-
rision of skulking from the foe who is
on their trail, and have saved them from
the grotesque spectacle of making the
Presidential nomination of the Democratic
party question of tavern accommodations.
The possession of Syracuse inn is not
quite equivalent to a capture of the White
House, and a Don Quixote who mistakes
one for the other runs some hazard of get
ting tossed by his enemies in political
blanket.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-04-02
Last NIGHTS Meeting,

The dedication meeting at the rooms of
the Loyal League last evening was large and
enthusiastic and of good omen. 1t shows
that the Republicans of Portland are alert
and determined, and in excellent condition
for the Presidential campaign. The voice
of Maine next Fall will give forth no uncer-
tain sound, and this section of the State
will largely swell the p@an of victory.
The speech of the evening was made by
Governor Davis, the guest of the League,
and was bright, vigorous and comprehen-
sive summing up of the political situation.
He clearly and succinctly stated the issues
upon which the national campaign will be
fought, and gave an Illuminating statement
of the financial condition of the State and of
the extraordinary expenses to which we
have been put by the Infamous attempt to
count out lawfully elected Legislature.
The matter of our finances has been sogrossly
misrepresented by the Fusion press that
Governor Davis's clear exposition of the
situation is peculiarly timely and valuable.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-04-02

The race for the Surrey open steeple chase
handicap in England yesterday was won by
Dunlap's horse "Bacchus." The second place
was secured by Benefits "Muscadn."
Us Stevenson, secretary of the cotton ex-
change and board of trade of Toronto, has
been missing since last Friday. He was in
volved through grain speculations.
Three dry goods stores and two drug stores
and three business houses in Calhoun, KY,
have been burned.
A bill taxing bank capital passed the New
York Senate yesterday.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-04-02

Mr.. GIBSON of Louisiana is Free Trader
except when the interests of his own State
are concerned. He wants all duties re-
pealed except those on sugar. Mr.. Frye, of
this State very properly tells him that if the
pulp factories of New England are to suffer
by removal of duty, the duty on the Louis
lana industry must go too. If we are to
have protection, it must not be confined to
one section.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-04-02

"Reader" writes to the New York Evening
Post to inquire the authorship of the line
which Mr.. Conkling quoted in the Utica Con-
vention
The shadows murmur while theldeeps are dumb.
The evening Post fails to return an answer,
and therefore it may not be out of place for US
to furnish the information. The line was writ
ten by well-known Pennsylvania poet, who
wrote over the pseudonym Of Jaydon Kameron
and occurs at the end Of the following verse:
| love it, love it, and he is fool,
Who would chide me for loving the dear unit rule;
And quick be his soul to Hades conducted
Who to Chicago would go uninstructedl-
., don't care fig for the fact that Is plain,
That the great Keystone state is clearly for Blaine
Feel fl fo! fun!
The shadows murmur while the deeps are dumb.
Albany Journal.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-04-02

THE Democratic members of the Legisla-
lures of Massachusetts,, Connecticut, In
diana, Virginia, Tennessee, Missouri, and
South Carolina, have been interviewed as to
their Presidential preferences, and with the
following result: Seymour, 157; Bayard,
AS; Tilden, IA; Hancock, 20.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-04-02

"SENAToR Voorhees," says the Indian
apolis Journal, ''never would have fooled
with the exodus investigation if he had
known it was loaded. By the time it is
ended maybe .he will not be so handsome,
but he will know more"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-04-02

SEVERAL of the Republican County Con-
ventions in Kansas have instructed their
delegations to the State Convention "to
vote for Blaine as long as button is left on
their coats"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-04-02

THE New York Mail tells of a young man
in that city who says he is going to write a
drama of 'contemptible human interest"
This is almost as funny as the Argus's def
milton of the word Immediately"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-04-02

GENERAL Fitzhugh Lee of Virginia says
if Tilden is nominated many Virginia Con-
servatives will abstain from voting, and that
the State will have to be classed as doubt
fu1
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-04-02

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with Card certificate signed by Stanley Pullen,
Editor. All railway, steamboat and hotel managers
will confer favor upon us by demanding credentials
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