davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-03-10

St. LOUIS No.. Aiafch R-FLouA-null3 xxx. p6a0
cash and March; family. s3Ip bid oaaht thG6 April,
choleo. *as7H Askedi fancy, &l8 asked.
GAAiN-Whest opened lower advanced. and then
broke, No. rod fl2l cash and Aarcht tLxa0L49st9
Ia Aprtli $lIA@Lst51s1.a Msyi tl.lgfal.a6Lls>S
juue, sl3s}t9l.) Iulyt M. \ DO. sLl!9fi No do.
s'1lk. Cusn slout as31s5SAo cash; xNu March, as1c
Aps4li NI{o Mayi 3fc lnns Oats dull at x.]fc cash
x94o Arttt AAtd May: ,t4u qpLst At 7&s145fo. HaF.
WNIAKy-StVady ~ $lJN, ..-- ..
rRpvisioHs~P;,sk lowsfi. tiia eashi tll.7salL71A
March; tl17b April. Dry salt MpAtA duh ind tQNeri
{a.atfAM th0aAM u t&sAAA uacon lower 70 soiL
Lard dull 1t 10 ..'7- = -"
ItIcKItTs-F!our, 400 bt!s, wheat l1oW bu, corn,
1+lnn hn! OAts, Asuu but barley. 9!4D bu.
EulfktNTH-k1ouE AG4 6ElSt wheat, AQN Out oQyu,
hl00 b1; onts, 3,Nu but barley, l.0l bu,
, 1880-03-10
aatch, March o tAusnst lnsxc. 10 t,ornara

tshnr} 1hj
NORTH or C1rr ttMtrt WITHIN A 1lAt,iCs or eEvEy
MfLEa 0F Tt1k rnlfNr-ituEHE.
Fullerton nv, 2tsM It Q nf Ashtnnd, A 7, 2ixl23 IT,
Hhted March u {J.Ouls Mueller II II. Katach- -
Ashlntd ~. cor MnntAnn IT.. n {. h11N II.
dHtch MarctfS teane 10 Adam noach,......... 80
6uuTn OF CRY lIAiTH, rIT!ttS A MAriUs or BHTEH
NIlkb ~ TfE CDUitT-fnEsE.
Aahinnd ~. 2la II n Of forty.ntnth tt, y !, 7&x
~ Il, dhted Anrch IT, KIch to n. Mcf3On-
&,nLMt ~
iT2Aft dated Feb. ~ tlaarRe sawin 10 fnsrck
, 1880-03-10
REAL ESTATE,


The following instrurnouta were jlled for rec
ord Tuesdny, March Q:
c.t1 rhofkhF1.
H9Ik HI TH y OF livsh!oI, undivided cf
j.. y: p!sgi
Is r. iaisa MaschG *. ysn ilsii.o ta K. :.
rhisi;sa,a hhg4!d,nt Il n
lAtSu Aa1cA Harriet West 10 Danlol liar.
,,lla' ,lla' Ax
lA}t T. n.ted March 8 lFhon,as Mrtitieh 10
g., AtaIth4 = eMi....:;.:........,...., ~
March H. It Gha.s % ". J: ii1asa!n',. .'v
, 1880-03-10

PHILADELPHIA, March 0-yLOuN-Dullt no d..
uand. Rye uour Qulst At ktM
0nAIN-Wheet-Aoreln lnQuiEys No3 red.ia elsvato1,
tt.Eski No, ! sed March. slE>f bid, qLs1H Askedi
April, eLt34 DID, fla aAked, MAJ, sLE bid, NE3{
asked, Jpne slO bid. tlaoH saked. Corn nrmes, ysl-
low Western On track. 5aei Western mixed On 13sk.
, 1880-03-10
brls; wheat, lnl,oN bu; corn, 1000 hi; bnrlcy,
ii 600 btu.
1sFkDEIHI0SS.

PROVISIONS.
hoo FR0DUCT6-1vcre ssrcanlarly chsier, being
depressed by tho break IN wlonL Fork wns nctiye,
with eomh excitement nnhbr frtlur large uHcsnes
cnf.y 1nrf VIVA rnthor auct md relatively stcnty,
With falr inquiry for nlpucnts. whl1o nonts wcro
rnthcr heavy. Tho ttrnrponi ndvlcca showed are-
cal chnnso bnt hogs herH IN rathor larger sup
ply with prices shaded In tho interest of buyers.
MEaa fDHK-l1ectinud Ike per bs1, and ctlscd 1sa
below tho fatcat prices Of Monday. at nutS q fur
ronnd tota sw,t scllcr tho month. ei'astlla3!d
solIct April, and tllssltl7.s aocr Mny satca were
s tCEofsca4 4 sd @ ef1. Ri ssat Sarc n h a. ii .aSD b1!s
IL M:GaTsi' ,a nna TT, bfia ss'1er June nt slSsa
,Ia !,sencd aIs5o rcr lo b. ana slosoa afo
Jnnn T"r ~, ; VII! # :Y!'st e 9nts sSo;
y y 81! fl II sPSt r. S Y; a1 ~ .e'!sr Ags! A.
t2,2RItc*,
MEArs-Were active III lncn futures. With less do
Ing fhr khlpMont md we're quito weak especially IN
Shoulder. ii Sl91; &au III srsen 10 1T ssSH; 1
tta :h1t. arectn cut, ut Hi: liz bxs arlter Hint halt
Anrl! At *lu H9 b1a fntR GtunrH Al Rlati65 tie out
tts?latGt i,e.tO! iIs SHIRT Ribs 1T Et srnt fi:g3
4aItt ee!r AIril. F!3 sel1eT Mny+ sfh eeler
Jtinn anu &i2D RoItrr Jnyi 10 hxa dr. 1t sNti apott
!h lpt hheUn DO a. Ain l,Ise; 1iMu tbs Krupn hams
~ lhts At Wfu tticns fur tim 'a.K cns wore about
IA fol1nHs nt O clock fur jhfi -cNttht lois:
, 1880-03-10
COMMERCIAL,

The follnwtn9 wcre tho receipts and shfpmcnts
Of tho leading articles Of produce In this city
turing the twenty four hours ending At O'Clock
Tucstlay morning. mud tho corresponding timo
for last year:
, 1880-03-10
BOSTON.

nosroN. March chn-FLoult-SteAdy and unchanged.
GlsA1S-Corn stendJ, with modornto demand, mixed
and yel1nw, D8G2c Oats stoady md unchanged.
llye, mt1c.
good, ZjG1Gc, ladie packod, 2O@25o.
EMH8-WostOtl, 1&N1{c.
kEcEilTs-Flour. 2.HN brlsi corn. 7a1ot but wheat
0,uU tu.
5uIPNExTs-Flou1, 500 brts; cora, 10oo9 bu.
, 1880-03-10

tiUUH-F7caR NUf0 IOwVt nl around, Tho supuIT
VA TSt! noaosHtS: g. and no fault was q 30 found
many hoes. and, IN tto ebsencu Vt cu.polItion lo
market dropped ~ o and wa dull n ths reduction,
sna a ss.9f 1.3 +. Il ts p5as xeps
fsw cholc4 10y Hsfe taken for Hoslon and IT0Tt-
dsaca q Nh&4@ and In two or three tnstsnces 3A6s
, 1880-03-10
Withdrawn from store during Mendny for
city consumption: 2,SsJ bu whent, a2t, bu bar-


Withdrawn from store during Menlny for
city consumption: 2Ss3 bn whent, a22ds bu bar-
ley.
Tho following grain was inspected into store
In this city yesterday 1uornng: cnra
winter wheat, 3 cnrs mixed. 3 ours No. spring,
7carS No. do. 7 cars Rejected, 9 cars no Crude
{8 whcat>; 1ha cars No.. corn, Is cHrs high mixed,
10 cars now mixed. cnra rejected COL CORN; II
cars whIto onts, & cnrs No. = mixed, II cars re-
jcctcd Es3 oAts,; cnr No. 2 rye; cars Nc 0 bur-
Icy, 2 cars cxtrn 10. Total. $50 ours. or 15sooo
bu. Inspected out: 1877 bu whcnt, III, 8oa t cor1
9,GB bu oats, o0a bn ryo. 10,417 bu barloy.
Tho leading produce innrkets wcru very ir-
regular yesterday, aud averaged lower, All
seemed to turn on tho condition of tho wheat
market, which lIrokc bndly for next month, while
tho May premium wtteneh from No carly to 70 II
lfttlc paat noon. 1twRs generally understood TINT
the hfE longs were unloading freely, but tteceincd
probable that thoy Wero only changing ovcr
from April into bay Mt a difference which paid
hRndAono profit. It would cost them fully 10
to curry tho whcnt from april to May ], tnking
iuto account the chapgo from winter to sus,mer
storage, aud anything under 20 WITS well Worth
operating on. It WIS this that widcncd tho df.
f0rGnco betwccn tho prices paid for tho two
months, and April declined simply beca,iso no
ono wanted to buy wheat for 50 ncnr a delivery
except parties who wcre short Milwaukee WIS
stu long way below Chlcngo on April prices,
but with Il premium of 40 for May aud dis
COUNT Of 10 for March, rs compared with next
month. There hns been little pressure thore to
make tho market nrtiacIal, tho "cliquo" being
supposed TO have 1ono scarcely anything in
milwaukee,. Tho chief influence at work OIL tho
market Of that city is tho fact that q good lcnl
OF whcat WIS bought tl,orc by men who
sold hero Mt tho Same time, aud tho contrary.
This explains tho strong feeling on both aides In
rcgard to tho proposition To mako Milwaukee ro-
ntf1tA harN y Atrt,,.
, 1880-03-10
LOUISVILLE.

Lor1sv1LLE, March D-CoTToS-Ftrm at l29t81zxa
FL0uH-Quist md UNCHANGED.
GnAIx-Whnnt arn at fi2011.z3. Corn s.eady; Ma.
white, <4s+l}$ct do tulxod. 4aaf'o. Oats quet but
stendy, NJ: , white, &o54lc; do mlxud. saaNc Rys
dull nt XG.s7c.
f'RovIs11Ns-rnrk qntct NJ el15Q l,afd arm; prDs
steAn.. 1Hu. Hulk mchtA ktondy shoulders, clear
1T. tiHStd,75c, Glnar, t7m tacon steady 1houdes.
WHiSKY-Ft1m at @l.G
, 1880-03-10
CINCINNATI.

CtHcINSATf, O.. March 0.-CorToS-Firm 1t l7Ha
Fi.oult-nnll, dropping, and unchanged.
HHAIH-Whcnt unsattlcd and lower At g.zs. Com
In tnir demAnd at t1kc. Uata quiet at 37955ft Rys
eecndy ut 8c. Uasloy in fair dcmAnds extra TO- fall
Tsc,
rA0vtstoSB-1'ork duh, wank. md 1owar at lah1
It's. lard dull md lowor 10 sell At F.lOA11h aulk
Incnta DUH. uonk and lower at ti.l2k, HlM and EM
hsknd. Bacon dull md nominal At &M N.1 aud
Ei4H askcd.
WlllsKr-Acti!o but lower at &l.0k
NuTTEll-AtGady and unchanged.
LlNSEED Utt-atoAdy NJ Hc+
, 1880-03-10
COTTON,

Br. Louis. Mo-, Mnrch e.-CoTr0N~y1rm and ~
changed, mtddn9, ll3&c; sales, l.m bales, Eees'p4
i0]i shlpments, aQt stock. TIaD.
Maw, ,QnlsAHs March 9-coTroE1gi.mt ,1iss, AZ,
not receipts, &l halost sxnorts 10 QE9at Nrt0ut
f,1l7t Continent, 1.&3si salcs, StI stoek, h,tSs
, 1880-03-10
1sETKnI.FtIAr,

PtTrsnunn. ra.. March 9-rkTnoLxuH-QxtsH
crude unsettled IT. pN&s At rarkers for shlpmeaA
Feanod 19&91No, Philadelphia delivery.
TlTusv1LIH, IA, March a,-PEF1soLKut-MAfIs13
opened At 9d}kcI highest, d7Aot lowest &oi clossa
at Eng, shipmsaAt 7a.5oo ehastsss. &ao tFsnsso'
, 1880-03-10

BUFFALO, March 0.--ulLA1N-Entlrc1y neNsctsdt
quotations nomtnaily unohargodt 10wcr priees must
prevail boforu any business OF consoquones can b.
tfAuBHrtet.
, 1880-03-10

L NEW OHLEANs, March 0-FLoUH-Qulst and wtati
supertlna t5,oD352st Xxx. E+7t1aoo; XXX. Am2&3i
high grnteB, M37>f1G76,
EItA1X-t)nta easiot nt 4se4Go ,
.MIsETAHY-siVhte exchange on Now York. Nfn pss
tl,UN prenumi sterling, VIII.
, 1880-03-10
DnEAIlS1'1TFTS.

Ff.OUN-Whs dull and hOnlinn1fy Gnst1r In SYM
pNtt,y with wheat, but little dutlo that no
change In prces WIS establl.het. Sales uerp 70.
ported Of As brla wnt1Ip, Arty nt fA11i l0 brl8 no
grade Ut o 70 htls sprtnEs and 10 brls ryn huur On
rrtsntc tcrns Total, CTS bsis. Export oxtras wcrc
quoted at 6G9aas In sacks, ano doublo extrus do At
N'2jdss,7s.
OTHER bttLsrurFa-enlcs wero cars bzan nt
sIao3l&0: cats mldd!lngs nt 3tsb9s shorts at
sA79; cnss whoat"seroennxs at taootbism: naa 1to
brls corn-incnl on prvnto terms. coArso -ncnl
wns nominal at $l315Gal4 ~ pur ton on track.
srHtSd WliEAT-WaA tnir!y actIrp rury much
excited md var5 ircRuas at decidedly ,nwcr rnnRo
S sssts ii S.
Sa s4f s fl: sss5
Msy s fssasa GssM @ % eai
;nesys tho narket .Son,sl c'ieay colsiy
VA ssae ~ s!ss s ' ssoa 90 ~, ~.
9ssy! hss s2s ny fs5
,tsaF cstSr' 70 so for May md fSw Or n9na t9 buy
ss.: bss!s. s sss lGs u g a.ass e
s .s nx eSS'ss ssss e
h,Th % as te nsS,. A1 II to a1ssnce q sellers fSr
in sssS's sesy *ss na 5 sfs9 II
sSssa sS'ss H ass s st
aay 1; ss: !! ss$sl iF Ii :s;s :%
ieKse q ssix sa, 1s sss s's hau'! A.
?SsY 1Tfs ssjSi rS,s 'sss'ss ssaS e s
bM " sampie a. 7ut'tth 1ta alnD bu. Also 4u10 bu
s;s|$; .ss::Ss Il Fl Fl s;s'
COlS-Wns rnther t!orp Mc.lvo, and Irregular, in
sss:s: Ss ssi 3f . ks % %s!s g ssssa
n , s rs !sns c5s %
port dgn.d h1fe. atl1 buyers sec.ed willing 10 my
tnsa
d.1 mS "sts % Sfo 5q5 tho s9mmsr ~ " 'nons Tim here
ssp ana 81 ast
p s' fsss Ss ss% ea5{ ss
sss & u. 81 sf e!s'5%s A'%;!, i is r.
e Isnof.sS e hh MI ~ Il
81 y :9s%Rs + on Nc 1 Ss
ess'ts su s'tss Sa sssns .sSS ss
III M n snGs5 q ,,5s f5eS S,stnx, an
s5S aaats sG ssaa! S sps soo sS
sn -: :G es; @ iassf ssss+
ss VI ss sS.s ssss g: @ Il e
ApE, onts vor0 gautua Into u a,i9 rsRaaf sod
ssss s ssns4 ~
safS e s.3!; :sHi
i4i,,ies who te prspaf.y at srer pfises ut
;esss ssofs % K as sus ISS i @
sf: s Rs' 10 Ss y :ss s & Sas q
o@sJ FS s. x!sss s asas ss s.s msas xP I e.
;ss NJ ss 4 i e s bsSs. h .ss
ssas 3 @ y
TWO o'CLocK CALI
fs'sH 'Fessss a4s sSsps
ss ~ ssf, 81 :es sess a.
Mns for tSF s1 %1e ia sn tSf fSF 3s 3ax
, 1880-03-10
n1cT*nOIT.

DEInn1T, March n-FLoUR-Quiet- -.
GflA1S-WhcAt weak; extfn nom4nalt whIte, t1.ttx
March, slzi}li April, sl27k May, tL2s7it milling. No.
l. nominnI
HEcElIT8-Whoat, 500 hu.
BAltMENTs-1Yhpnt AW b1i.
, 1880-03-10
PEORIA.

PEORIA, March o.--0nA1N-Corn acsivo and stesd5t
high mixod. N>{a:Ho, mixed. ssl3sSAc. Oats dru1
M: q white. ata.Ekc. ltye quiot, NO. = 7tY41Tc.
MISUNDERSTANDING unchAuGodj $L&+
, 1880-03-10

OSyVEGO.

INDIANAPOLIS, MaEch a-GnAiN-Wheat qusti
steady ut 3t@.6}&t a
, 1880-03-10

NEW YORK, March 0.-Coston goods continue n
stsady domand and very nrm. peppercl nno brown
sheetlugs advanced by agents. .prutA In batter ~
guest and prdcos strong With upward tGndondI On
n,akaa TINT hava not alroady boon advanced. Gln1'
aid rdo prints moving freely. iica7J fancy eea!.
meres and suitlHRs In steady demand and verT ash
W0r8ted coaknGs active.
, 1880-03-10
MINING STOCKS.
RAN F1tAACISCO.
SAN FHANCIsco, Cat., Marcl, 0.-Thc following
ngu tho closing quotations 1t tho Stock f,oar,l:

sIerrn Ncvada lcyles ut nssessmont OF - per
shlrc.
HOBT0N,
NoRTon. hlarch 9.-Ceppcr stocksa
Lh!un0t q l!otta-, ,2!95f ItHcy. d
Etanklln".. 80. so. !::lt Madison Copper Mine ~
~
, 1880-03-10

Spse4di Dtspateh to Ths Chicago Ttouns,
KANSAS CITY, aiaroh h9-1HAIN-TheP Prtes Osrrtna
reports: Whcnt-IseceIptA, 1905 btu shipmouth <s5a
bit loweri Mo. cash. t1lt March, tt.t0, EoEn-Re-
cnipta. y as bl: shipments, u 0n but dEmi No. casb
, 1880-03-10

0sWI0o, March 0.-OnAlN-Whcat ttendyt NO.
wAito Michigan. sl.Ea. Corn nomnAliy UNCHANGED
, 1880-03-10

IA Ar t,,t..INn sr T,.,.. ,r, 4. n...
HI III itm;I u III fITii1 NJ nM TIL HE
I..:.'TS sHI Il ..';Tn tssnE H.. H.. * *.Sa a
A......Ht i.bt 45.+.....al3 4II 2I,,,. tGi igj
r.'.""HHnn ~ 9.M} 9.M} a5...'i..Ma3 tAl M.+".l5 $@
s''"'''sS1stt III ~. n 4S'''"''T1.mn 1.n e." III ~,
Eii''.'Sfs 1H Ei'.''''sTT fSI| aaaa'''" ~ 4a'' NJ
M.'."+4i 4M| %..'....:!9 !smt M.,". x@ ~
,SSa''''.M1 s'eSE ~ ''''''1m S:gE ss''.s 45
Si:,,...Sa ttS W..::.mt 15 3.:..a1a IT,. s6 tS ttiS
II. ,23;,.....'.sss II s49| tt."". 4 @....lss ~! ~!
in. ,fH31i..'....asi t% SS.'.'.a Sa III IT,. ~,
@....."T5 1% gs'...%Y i,T ILL.,. n.' III Iii Iii
T..".sS9 !asf G.....a8 4.E| 6!..". u! 4M
ss3''..''.Gn FIJI s3s..."..xxgg III 3i..." ~ ~!
M......'HyhS III 4'...',MMa N f.. ~ ~ ~ ~
as.......5s t.M M.......an 4.43 4b.". in a75
b.,....Sh 4ai .....N6 4G
H1lEEf-Thnux1, In targes Auppty tttn for a mum.
bar yf days previuMe There nothing in azcasa OF
thu hemHfdt and the market maintained !rt tone.
gTnsIca. antet nf common q cls1lco 1nlns w0ru IL
fGGtSa S ~ % e, a '1fsa nnGs ?, me- snntnhowh
ItRH irt, AZ III a; rhna @ .ms ~ ~ cnrHH VIM *
cssTon - Which q tttso of il,o reetm msrsct "o
A., 4r p,,<, 81 shKEr ~ sA.ss. I;s9s.tv, 4, p,,,.
IT,. 4 sM sIi!S5..! siS....:! / Elk IT," IT,. i ~
1T. 1Ot,1s
gr. fr,t,,s sfnrrh 1--t.ArfH-nemnnd .et,vn md
exceeis lid eitnny nFes ttroi.V; ci;ticS 10 oStTn
aiinps1,e H4A A ni l1 rrilne, fifI&i iiUi foetisrs
st!ekers. t3.fh1t ~ c0we at1d holtert q 80
1GIts ri AeAhtS *@'oS'"t 'eee'plS' ''1 enp
HiiEEI...F[rm nnd ,nntnnvcd. xnnnIv lct1t, iittje
d0rn; reco!pts, 1W; sI,irsipnts, I'LL N'T''
, 1880-03-10

Special Dtspateh to 1ht Chicago Trtbune
MILWAUKEE, hinrrh e.-WI1liam Young CO. thts
afternoon bought over m,0D hu Of April wheat ora.
umabty for tho Nnw FORK 1llquo. April option,
clDsed r at film this nfGornoon and s1teX vii BID
Immediately after tho close. Ahoht O'clock ofder1
cn.ue In from Now York for ovor t0tO0 hu April Al
tl.i6334, and purchaser could cot be mado.
10 tbs 1ptsttrn Attoetdttd PTtss
MILWAUKEE. wis. March o-fLoCn-Dul and
neglected, 58I0o lower.
0nAiN-Whaat str0ngs opened and CLOSED strops,
No. Ati1wnukoo bard, SID, No. Milwaukee,, TIL;
No.3 Milwaukee, ft1s16. March. xt.5x April, Ills,
htay, s1coS{; No. Mtlwaukeo. st0t; No. / p7o ts.
jccted a1c Corn owor, No. 2, 6e- Oats nr,aer; No.
2 53c Bill! ltyo lowcr, Mo. 75c.. Barley lower, No3
spring. 67kc. 49,.
rnoviHi0NH-Wenk and eusicr, mess pork dull Al
t!1:i5 cash; tliM April i,sme etenm lard. Em esla;
nECElpTs-FlonF GOO brs, whcas4 a. 600 but hnteJ,
S1irXExrs-Flous, l,ap hsls, wheat saJon bu, bae.
10y. G1NU lN. '
, 1880-03-10

TURpENTINE.
WILMINGTON, March Q.-sPiRl1a TURPsREiSs@
8teady 1t ~
, 1880-03-10

a Mssss,G ss ssss9 ;Gat Sr4 k' a,
sssc ,a., May' 9 ndl Sa Sssss sa
t.MoyisiHxs-VaIs md unchanged.
Eat1sie.ag; easI1 sRs Ms.ss.a, sssssGs3ssss sss|s;fe
eoadt l5tHs nut scs"'' creamery. l.e, to
'G:::; :Htasssu: SNom'na!!, unchanged, ''' %
,,!tEsT,Ira. 10 brls, wheat, lam W., 49,.
W.D!s-Ae.s and Hf@ Ttth N nr*aedp ts%p .sa;, ~;
XRa" oaSs aas. III, ma nbose
sect medium, Flt4H5ot COARSE EtsSnse Hexfra "a
ss|n ssS|,xs soi asa9sa eo:4,a ssa s.S;7 sM;tS7s
ssssa soHbas S % 1,nTSssass ,aS.Tassss9 s!
.,... BALTIMORE.
EALTIN0tE, Nd, March o,-Fiuun-va,r ,.,.
without change. Wy Qo'eIaaA
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nrmt No. 2,y,,,.
ter rod spot si+3ft March, $iG; An,i n s9.la wy.
MHyt et&3l.4ti Juno stssesI a8x, ju,y sIss,sat II =,
Gorn-Western ml1cd npot. t5slo, March. HAe, a.1s
hsAas3!4cs May, b7A3ot Juno, e74asa4c. s,..p, apn,
hs&I9tc t,nh eteadyt Wcatern wh!to, f;tssss, ~
a!*sc NV auesNA
1lAf-unchnnRsd.
rhoV1ofoSd-stoady md unchanged.
~ optrTrEa31f!xm, TrEa3 , primo to choes wea,oru pseasa
En1s-Qutct II iuko.
STHexq Mo sn saeas HEss"Ssa Ssaas,,
';;aAR7rB%i M';sR 7ri3a 4 4 ;Htt ;Pf!ssft,. ssf:
sar Sfs .ssa 200 eu, so
sLsssy1:GGa: sssLss1Wses Sa' esfn s2sI, ,@ % &c '
, 1880-03-10

Tho AtLnntiu l. Tnciflc Telegraph Company do
clnrrtl tsltleHd Of thrce- fourths Of per cont.
Thu earnings Of tho Louisville Il Nashville
liond increased &l40,UN for February, ant! those
Ut tho Mobile & Ohin se.,o 600 for tho snn1 period
Money active at Gd8 PCT cent per arnuns,
1-sG pcr dcnlt closing ut 9. Primo mercantile
pnpGr. 5GDG
Sterling exchange. sixty days, strong at 4a44;
sight, 487A.
, 1880-03-10

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, 1880-03-10

hiHhWlnes.
WOUis-Wna Atendy. Western manufacturers nre
constantly ordering stoet. The Acston ShipptMg LII
nand tnr Desirable nrades AEsu tint about alUU lb.
Australian wool were bought In londun for Anerinl
at lt11d Gr ID. And tho Ear0pgnn demand fur MoDi
4 sa|a 70 By * xroat md prca. havo Isen much
THE nuEtAty nulunR English eh9ep II said To 10
causing considerable aArtn nDGnK tho EKllzh farm.
Washed fleece, Mcdlnm choico. h1aQ
MnaheA ecco, c0nnlan 61
WEahed h6Gcc, tng, lD HtH
Medium uhNhahs4. k&l1
Elua unWhahcd. Et.i7
LnaEb1 unWashed 9ss
IEb-MAshod, chc0 .tta
T1b.Haalca, eutnm0n to good. .,b14N
Smyrna times., 1880-10-20

SENATOR BAYARD in his speech in Will
mington on Friday evening joins in with
the cry raised by the New York Sun, and
the last ten days rung all along the line
"that the election of Garfield means the
restoration of the third time dynasty, and
the nomination of Grant in 1884," and as
the cry goes, when once in again he will
never come off the seat again while living,
in other words that Grant and Empire are
synonymous terms. Gen. Grant may be an
ambitious man, but after the severe sitting
down he received at Chicago, and that too
right upon the wonderful ovation he re-
ceived upon his return from his foreign
travels, he must have wonderful amount
of complaisance if he would again tempt
the American people. Such a scheme
cannot succeed,
Smyrna times., 1880-10-20

TIE politicians have had week now to
recover from the effect of the October
elections the one from the disappoint'
ment the other from the jubilation. The
Democrats say that tout of the nettle
danger they will pluck the flower ty;"-
very pretty poetical phrase that may be
as adaptable to politics, as poetry usually is,
and they seem to be going to work, as per
the circular letters of the general and
State committees, as if they meant it. On
the other hand the Republicans inspired
by the Western waye, feel more than usual
courage for the final contest.
Smyrna times., 1880-10-20

The question of free seats and the owner
shin of pews has been debatable one for
years, the older denominations holding to
the latter with great pertinacity, while the
newer and aggressive denominations have
been uniformly for free seats. When
twenty.four of the Bishops sign memorial
to the Episcopal General Convention, now
in session in New York against the selling
or renting of pews in Episcopal Churches
it looks as if the question of free seats for
worship was taking deeper hold in the
christian mind.
Smyrna times., 1880-10-20

THE following figures will illustrate the
great activity and general business of the
country. In 1870 the Western Union Tel
egraph Company sent 9,l57,646 messages.
In 1880 the number reported by President
Green at the annual meeting, October 18th,
as having been transmitted during the
year ending June 80, was 29,2l5,5O9, an
increase of 4,145,4O3 over the previous
years, and 23,436,227 more than in 1867.
Since 1868 the reduction of the tariff has
been 65 per cent, but the average tolls per
message for the country has been about SO
cents per message.
Smyrna times., 1880-10-20

Mr.. ENGLISH, of Indiana, has been I'm.
fortunate in being made the scape goat for
that class of men who make money getting
the soul absorbing purpose of life. de
has been represented as an extreme man
of his class. This we are inclined to think
is a mistake, but the miser and "skin-
flint" is an utterly obnoxious character,
and finding this vulnerable point in one
set up for representative man, he became
the butt of thousand jokes and the target
for the most whitening sarcasm. Mr.. Eng
lish we do not think the worst man OF his
class by any means: he had the misfortune
to come to the front while the others with
a wiser forecast remain secluded within
their own bowers. Mr.. Theodore Haughey
who is a neighbor speaks of him as q
clever man socially, but this goes but a
little ways with those whose property he
had bought for the taxes and with others on
whom he had piled up the mortgages
There is scarcely community to be found
that does not contain men who have done
MUCH HOrS6 Lndu tuls' us squeezlug Vi
the oppressors heavy lever and pareing o.
the shaver's keen knife are felt in every
community. There is lesson taught il
this western experience whether learned
and needed or not. Mr.. E. has piled w
great wealth, but he can eat no more o.
wear any better clothes than those WHIT
have been generous, kind and liberal bu
much less in accumulations while the!
have the respect of their fellows he i
covered with curses and maledictions. HI
has gained nothing and lost much. Tn
happy man, the useful man, the popula
man is he who in any community has
generous impulse and liberal mind, an
above all who does not have heavy hand
The man of the other kind when he die
leaves no monument in the affections c
his neighbors, while he may leave an estat
to curse a quarreling and contsnding POI
terity.
Smyrna times., 1880-10-20

TIE October elections resulted as follows:
Indiana, Republican, Porter for Governor
$500, eight of the thirteen members Of
Congress and majority of fourteen on
joint ballot in the Legislature, securing a
United States Senator to succeed Senator
Mcdonald.
Ohio Republican on the State ticket over
10000 and fifteen of the twenty Congress.
men.
West Virginia has gone Democratic by
some 1900.
By the recent gains of Congressman the
Republicans are within seven of having q
majority and they claim that these will be
more than gained in the November cleo
tions.
Smyrna times., 1880-10-20

GEN. GRANT has time to give attention to
business it seems as well as politics. In the
course of the reception given to him by
the members of the Boston Merchants
Exchange last week, he made business
speech, in which there was no politics.
he dwelt upon the importance Of extend.
ing our foreign trade, and spoke of his re-
cent visit to Mexico and the development
of that country by means of railroads. The
Mexicans wanted railroads, and if they
could get them the ex.President was cure
that their country could be made to pro.
duce the 5000, 600 600 Of tropical and semi.
tropical products the United states con.
sumo every year. But Mexicans, he said,
were afraid Of the Universal Yankee
and his propensity for annexing his neigh.
boSs' honesteads, and this feeling the Gen.
erall tried to counterfeit by showing them
that there was no more danger, now thai
slavery had been abolished, and with it thu
desire for new territory had vanished.
Smyrna times., 1880-10-20

We are in the midst of the years of an.
niversary remembrance. Baltimore is just
through the ecstac.e- Of a glcrifcation of
her 150th anniyers4Iy. IN this she follows
her sister Boston, who is century her
elder. The commemorative spirit is abroad
in the land, and American history is full of
dates for it to celebrate. BY the way is
there nothing in Delaware that has a COM
memorative history, but the old Sweed's
church, We have had nothing lately but
a candidate for Presidential nomination
except the peach crop to give us notoriety,
and if we do not hurry mp with some kind
of noise or fuss we shall get covered up
and lost in the rubbish from our big sister
States