davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-08-02
PROVISIONS.

11oa rRODuCrS-Wcre slow, excopt. 1T changes
from ono month 70 nnok!of, and ruled steater. Pork
advanced enrly mar dolivorteh fell ack later, whlle
tho longer futures clDsct htHhaF Lard md n,cnts
wura quoted urn6r carly, In sympathy With erk, but
cl,seA Iuwer, except green hnMs. Nhch woru apout
No better. ThsrO !ittlo change In tho tono
Of navlcea from other points, and not much
lie III tho trado iDre+ b1ne parties Were
Inclined 10 1euk fur 1Uef from thU upwHr pressuEa
the curu!ng week, cAneclally OF las1 wcn they saY
has beon butled fur thu snk0 OF sustaining pork.
whilo tho buying lRa btpn doho by this csn~d. The
summer plckiIg IL this ctT tu daa IL seportod On
i:luun twn yeAF. ax 1he ,nernasc u n largo onut
but ihurb WnAn biz AnE m III tho Winter NHfk, oMllg
to tltU lunx-euntls.ued strike.
A1t:AS luHk.-AdvHnerh E.s4@iho but leu nack nnu
thi7U tor round sotn spo1. saer Axtsst .r ssltst
FGptenlf1r, ttaAtria!!ta selur tletnher md SuaTf
W ynr Gas* rSsa s9EetsH h1. o. !5i,1 @ IT," S'1s
ss!bsf ssstHs ,fu Il S is: D eiis sees s!s,
{I54Uail.4 U.7a5 brts Hellur S1FnMtiNr Ut f!N14ae
i1, au hr!s sg;!sr the yesF u fes'at y W. ",
I,-Decllned 70 per lu0 ny, and closed tnu,e at
SILL sor round EHts tpt or ntllsr ADJUST, nsa *1s1
chtts9eI III IL ilunrAnee. md t:3 Haa axtced upon
iyer!es sAle* we're rcpnrtcA n u! te: sIit !,G9:sl
sesr Arpsn,Ssr IL sass.to; ana GU tes suilsr Jim.
MEar: i'ecl!ned AsSs ler Y. r. nnd coaed 4,
9s .,s 9TH Sa Tsis ss Il
Tux seiIsr HsptS,,inaf 52x aol!vr nsse5yr
y sS S9ass h,s ssassf ELL fts Il II
NleAr4 744ui ~ boxrn untvrandA vt sGs 2a1 sce.
grcstl ais % NJ ~ 1ssn. Prices q n.,isnx cuts q
titr1,
, 1880-08-02

wo.n steady mo NOV xprn M Thi6 h ""E .b,ncns
nSre r ,nrn, ns IN str ncnr "a Svs crcmseA f"ly
h4MlMu bsi Mntha TIC nsnk tnG Mrnn ~ s,nI, ~ tn
hnWcTor Hhi1 c'lr1 n0ucrN a!IunA ~ tsn t,o"s
mig . snlnn"ss ., mGW n,,. m5nR ru,,t n;,y,,t
n asans f ~ ~. bo wt, tcn Il, i
.n m tS fMty @ M I'll hi tho
sEfen nnnt!ts sii.s wv ~ se fs1 fSt
n!nntN MsiM ln!!1 -. His fm - rnrnrmnS
rniGE hnsitt,, ,aE"'n H., S .,t,r 1.s"1i,ar
J.. ntt4 ms.a EHS ~ 1.st ~. :, nw,S
Mnd s.si,v nt stfr J1rfiMr wns uint nj ;gitee xg,
Cash Or ttt1y Cl3snh nt4c sFnt hH!"n WhfS fthtftcn
hn yaNw antti lu b'! whita nt h4ct 81 lil +? nt
IN new Hiltth hAu ftlFflGu LGA}4et
, 1880-08-02

FI.Ouil-Wna qutot md firm! TheFo was soMo at1p'
ping Inquiry, but The lradtnK wn+ chiohy local. mud
sti,tkn arc anall enough 10 mako h1ldsts rather
alrynx In their yoWS. Tile sece1rA u tue past fort
nRl.4 l!nse only avuuHed ahUut o,G1 urls per day.
day, snps wera repurted Of 3i1 urs ~lnsers On pt-
vna8 trrnst lt0 Dr!s dHabb oxtFnS. partly HAL.
with to for Iatesi And .1 urls low Kruues At
ka1Sxa73 Tutn i,7t btIs. Export aUurs wesa quoted
at &l.Gkst.1s fur c!!Dcu extras.
OrtEM MtilSsUffH-verS In good demand and
sieafy. snlss wore acartJAn at 9ala to ours mill
dttExs At &l:tslbH]j asnra ri el9Rli cur W0at
sareau4nxA nj tEtln; cur dU Ut taauli cur coarso
coru.lnsal Ut &ia Il ttsr ton OIL trick.
SPRING WllEAT-sNaA sAter tane during LARGO
part Ut thu session, hut nrcrn9 tssnsr on futures,
whIel alyanrgs ~. anu ciusud }sa buaw thu latest
pElcut 1T FRIDAY. IavuEpodl MAS rsprlp slronk nut
pfaeSny unchanged 4ao,.s n,a e,.sSosa r.. w9se re
'. s.' n sss IL H. ssia
sSss HUH X. sss II it, HUT .h!sh
uaW'!t l!!ls Mhss anyway tcsa, tte!att. wsxS a;a
*hsa @ sqs @
: a. a s: 4 ~ sr% II ~:
tnI s's'sS H. ,Ss 'Tsi,: S4*s, SSit
Il sSe piSiis'ea pspsia. 1hss. . ss .!sfs Fhs;s hsii
talR s!!hosh ~ E1a; ss wsS,s Ss sa ", y
.ssx s.'uay e.
+ q" u, sIs s$ s$ss
sa sss X 4 u; Sssnss @ sss u Ss*s:. assss
as asa sss s,.s sssSst ss I'LL .ass
svi,aa s9HLa =, IS y" 81 s Az II e. y H. Is
jssssa stsa.tal, aSsa: Ind ba b sample u 10
I,SsssofA WHkxE-s"1e ~as n.aas Of 20 ou No. !
WINTER WiEAF--fss Ia suodsrats dannnd. but
a1su lusvr under iar.vr oter!uEs with sma NUN;
Sstc SSSs
I'd K as's s & Sa g. 'ss. H. sssi .S
iiOI !os nr1r!c', IT, q -: n, q 81. sit'.cs Il
VI \ 4;
| Hrun 4At GpnIJx shade
, 1880-08-02
SNAKES.
NlrAt.C3nzs Stories.

JtrnpkIyu Eav'e. . ...
"Do you wnlt sone ttetns nbnut anakcs?"
asked III, observation-disclosures gentleman
Of tho EaUc's city editor tho other dny.
"1f thoy arc fresh md truo," responded tho
city editor.
"Exuct.y," replied tho farmcr. "Thcso itcms
nro both. Nobody knows GIN but inc. l gotta
rllr,n down IN tho tslnnd II piece, and thorcs
lois uf snnkcs on it. Near tho house Is q pond
nbo1,t SIX feet deep. A week ago Ily little girl
j,.upe,i into tho t,0nal, nnl would huyc drowned
If It ha.n't hrru for snnko, The suake seen
her nnh went for her md brought hor ashoro.
Tho particular point about this .ltcn is tho way
hn did IT," :" 90 ''''''' = '"'>
"Ilow WIS IT." nskcd tho city editor.
at wl,s n blnck snnko, about thirty feet long,
and he lust cnI[ptl tho middle of himself nrOtlnd
her neck 81, rhc couldn't swallow any water, ind
swl1,a asilore with his head md tall. Is that II
gund iturnY'
"Fir1t- -cllss."
"Yuu tslt spread It ont, you knnw. After
they got ashore tho girl pAttcd tho snake on tho
head. mud it went or pienHed as Punch. Ever
stcu then hu comes to tho hnusc regular ut
1ngul tlnus, and sho feeds hin1 on rte. Think
yn,i Gun 1nnku n,yth!ng out OF TINT ite'n2'
"Cortainiy. Know my morc3''
ayes. got IL bnby six months old. He's d
hoy. wo gener,.lly sIt him oiit on the grass Of
Il morning, md hn hollcrs like II bull nil day:
ut luast he used to, hut he t1ont my mare.
Ono morning wc noticed he wasn't hocrtHg.
and wondered what WIS mp. When wo los'ket,
there wns rntticsnako co5lca up IN front OF
h!uI scanning his fcaturea. The boy 's.ts Krt!l.
n,lAku turned bis tntl to tho bnby anu hacked
Ills ruttlo right into the l,nby's llst."
..Why, he i'll j.ast t,,}ticd that tall su yo, could
hcur 1t ti},ree-tluartcrs Of fn, and THO ssl'lko
ay , s1eso eSo sske mi .ero % hsseP
snake cane, and tho unity Iluyet wIt & his 1at!o nk
iI.t Lsllt4t thfu. hnI rnnknn HIT Ind been Sick
, 1880-08-02

nu4l!"1a sntelpte yesteraiay' s4t.tth lnhKthR
totNl fur tho week Of $ata,U8. Tho Ainfo shippco
Ertdny twunsy-c!xht to,,s, yAt.,u, A. 100. Chrysu-
llta sh.plea soscn'y.two 70 IONS Sna,esuay. ho-
cpIrt. lor th0 "cek nser en,NV' Tho eIAhagcr
sMys tho thnp is looking tntter thni, ut my tlmo
tiurJro tho pnst twu n,,athH Gt.orxo D. ttolnrts
I.st rt,,, ,,r,,sa frou, T,nny,,c snrr h. ,xo. mi
!,"t . .so'. "',,t't ~ - ~ ",.s tes
r'ehset' WIN taa hPpo"Fat'eo y. tuo eHsSho'to
prnt,Grty, and TINT UarEtu! system OF economy
would t,o ru,,,irc,t In tho doyetor,lcnt and cx-
trrrtlon ~ M -, INV tho f.r,nnnrv.s ,,rht.
o" 49,. ~ ~ ~ ... :" ~ 49,, ns...,.,, uut'
, 1880-08-02

Shurt tIbE, ssllne AuiUuhef. Glazed At ffe!a87.9h
i.,InV crhrs uu0tr it t1I 18ox0 And &11 0sixoh.
i;libur!nids 9tidr1c buxcts long Sul hnms Ns:A9o'
srua, Nrnun ,Iasus *Ii,,4 nsurhsc.
Ita utliiti,I NJ A3xt5tc fOr thuNtDtN 12{f9bC Tor
aIrt rihs, adslc fur tot clears, Hl@lu{o fur hals
Nil FA1lYHscd uIu 1nlckGd.
(3nEAHl.An!1t. We Qu0tC Hhlta ut hdo}ic, anu yol-
low nt K44Sct ..... .,.,...>
fnr RI i'm meas, and {l4lAka.akO0 fur tlutlH.
fALid,w-QuIat ind steAdy ut SHtsd'(o for city snd
Hx4t1ic for country,
, 1880-08-02

MILWAUKEE, jusy 3.-fl0uI-fn fair dcTland
, OmAIx--Whcat stcntly: 0puned nnd dccitnct Nc.
cIoscd weak; M. 1 Milwaukee, bnrl. nominal; No,
Milwaukee,. notnlat' Nh. do. .Ae! July. 1oac Aa.
gust s0lc; September, a79<c, No. .in. ae4cs No.
d., .lu, trJeeted nonu. turn weskars No. ut :>6c
ttats weaker, No. Int xau. isyo IowoFi Hsc. barley
nsItgt} NJ arr!ix+ iii.
liri%iNNn-aIrss lark held Mt si6 10 cash md Yep
t0t,isr, &iitss lHnHnry rrino sieAm lnru N21 cahh
md AtIliat. i'll :ontulnber.
iiiHiH--i.&lMar ut kl,:sht1tt.
FftEi11trS-Whent To lsitfno, H1dAc. -.-
NErEIIrra-fouI. 9tW brlr, wheat, H0Q but onts
Mi l.loa bu, corn, suU but oats.
1,x1t bI,
, 1880-08-02

ClNCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, o., July si-CorgON-Qu!e Ut liHe.
Et.uuA-lluIl mud unchanged.
EuAlN-Whsat sta.tsI No, amber, al1aees No. \
red wtntef WI s!t'c. ttecelpts, 3,ups shpueats 49,
0H, Corn Oa4trrt No. ntIxsd numiuai, Ih0 Ue
Uus nru,, No. u,l1ed old Iss;H34a hyu duh, No.
at Nls1lo; NJ. : fall, Wta6c. ...........
p,.uvlatoS*-pQsk AtmeIf nominal ~ tl&l13lt1h
l,af,i eaalert IN. Nu!k th6uldufa NJ SLa suk cIeer
ltns Il 1851 bulk eesr sides Il g shpuldefs II
th37E. Rzcon-CteaF rib, $a0li elasr. SaIH.
iit;TFIM-t@uiot but irm, choice Western lleservo,
l54i5c; C9ntIxl pblo, ISA l61.
, 1880-08-02
MINING NEWS.

ItV Tho Mining Asfoct1t<H l'ress.
NEW YONK, Aug. 1.-l&uaflloss ut tho Mining
1loNrtls yesterday was fairly active, With prices
nrtla ttr1npr. ClnstnR ou!cul quotations:
, 1880-08-02
COMMERCIAL.

TIE following weto thu receipts and ship
menta Of tho leAdiuE articles Of produce In this
city during tho twenty four hou1s ending at
, 1880-08-02
81. LOUIS.
.1u1r ~ tttttt,-ttnchn}1 Hrd.


TT. j.euIs. 1Mj5 3l.-FtNt'it-tIrchnnRcd.
tsltAiS-w hcnt-Gash t0wcr. dptlDns better; No.
rc1 Hlh,xtc .a.sht !5t&t iuiys Aes s14e S1fo Art
,f,,sl; ss{4 September la'd uctpbor u
ts{c tho yenr, M. ia, f1h'lc. nccnrdlnR to loen'
t,n, No. tlu. sisr4r. Corn custer nt CASH.
aihc Juty, a.t{o August, Ss3kesJafc Nentombcr 3ifu
UctuAcr, nnd J44e November. Unts l0wcr at .7'&s
1u cz.at. md :c July. ltyu du1' sc bid. Hurley
SnHntket.
IIESi1--ilnfHt nt fLl2I&.
Hl!v-rElt--EncIIMiiHcd.
I:ttih--l Unchanged. d,
WtEiAKy--StentIy Mt fl0. ......,,.
i'tusisuss.i'3tk LStters IohbinE ut ~.
Jlty x,tiL fltnts nt>tnn1Iy unchanged. cnn glllgt
1T EL;NltxA ft3j.ns.tl. I.nt ntr9nnt fs:?5 nskel,
iEGEIprs-FI,tIf. Atn 1rlst wheat, IulNN bu4 eofh
sHipMESTA-flnur, .Mu brist wheat. e20u bns
curil, 7,uu but DAte, l51A1 bu.
, 1880-08-02

k1fhh hi$
cATrlE-Dp 10 tho cioAo nf huslross IN Wndncs.
dny ltere had beon int lttic ncsl.y in frndc, md
mt muc shtw Uf nrnircns. Tie receipts wero lnrHu.
and with t1nfavnfnh,c raM,rts frtn nbrona IND nt-
Ing worry et,c1urnanK frDm Tho East, arpsra md OK"
lrtnfs cn,tlu* In tllor movements. and tF11o
waa sIpw nt n rouctton In prtccs Ut io3 6c Thets
WINS lassal renction IN Friday but tho w'ux clasol
ensy nsarket. Guxans were In xsht aen'tnd
thslgtluus fries, UruricA lNt l 1uwOr, hit Hnst Ut
tho decline rccovateA 1efnrn tho end VI thu
week. In 1taltty t1te Rnpply wns uhuhtHtnAbr iDt-
yenr. " tho nntlvo cattle tile xscat hulk cnt'tc Of
Roo II clrusco trim, cti-fattod dsovcs. nscn'xlnE
I"u 1% III ill.,. 70 word % %ss Il; tf hero rs Tsf ~
5 sf n as ns .a'ss e y ~ :ssiS; r. r xsi
& tsss!S s!i sitssn, aSiiaH Will
ssr ss: 5 r'Es Ssa ~eS syS
es'sfa e'ss 81 rsssl @ ~
xnale q bs l!nsrn! st9cSsts "yn oasG ,,.rs s,n!ss'
NJ ~ ". s% ~" tsa a% iGss II s a
y.9sn ns . 3 vS css; a E
is s s ie q y III c Ski ex S''fs va
QUOTATIONS.
Extrn iteeves-t;rndpd asenss, weighing 1i1 ~
chs, ~ a1
", . .lSt /" ss ma, 4a@t3s
~ ; 3 @ n M. ..s' 1o
s,i' w.ihi,'s n st s'tt; t @ H. "ss..s
tnltlr-InHA(sl EaHkecf HtISIIHA IN
1nf.rir-i e H. lid iin ss,ws ,ierr aaa;
GNr, n1l stnltlNiG *trtlf* %tHM
rsxnh thulh Through dn'Tos aH! E.G; "
Ftats 1lGr ln mh ..... "'-'%"o
11'nS-lhc u'nfkpt urgnnh nttIy1 a1ld ht3cr- Ihe
lUss l,t.st. And, Mniut k',tl packing iA a,ippR
enIand, tho pens cH1rc4l NJ you'd r',t!nH luc
Htvnlr1 Tliefh wis efinrr rcnctin III lnnsHhy.
Tic hecnk ~ stn hlnrkHt fur N pF',t!cf fe.cileA n
Df nny ct,,l.lIsrhe ,,nah tr! ttpt nnrlnr. pstcn.
tfUntr nlr M lie IN light weKllts Mtld hnMfy sh-
llx It.s. ,ut fully u In 1xeti nnck!lis Thct Mnn
frthur tunlle m Wrtlncsseay of Hl+IM: tnn mar-
| heavy wciRilts, t}uri1g Friay prices rtfcncl hI
llttiu, hui thu meek clns,, IN IN c;ssy MN VT
nt t,44ei fur lar n cl,o'ct' liht. md Mt y ~ Nv
TOR t1fn:,r y tlotco heavJ sHtM,nys tE3lnT re-
| ut *Li:iuIN md hrAvy weights ~ r. lb.taM
N1IEEt-rhc n.nrket hhs bcun qutat nna pf;Ges
hnyc srrlnuely dccItnnd this cla:ltE rates bs,H sa
Wa quite rH,ur II metl!ntn R!MtGS NJ *aOEsSEu' nn1
RuUd 10 chGlce at $kftGsla, s'eF lu1 lbs.
| Ut. f,Oufs. ..
sr. Iuu1s July al::-cATrhE-sMrIly II auts llEht;:
hut etthd fur XFs% 1txN. arld nht!N hutcher sun
knHpA we'll up Hnd Tho fnw HAla tn.tsnJ Wnf1 NJ It4
previous I'.iGcH: rncnlpte. ~; hl!ipln.nln, ~
| HtEEp-sclrcc and wanted IT FhHtt@.u'; Facespts'
It,tsH"ijnchamyud; Yorkera und lsnlt!n1oEcs, t!!1
| al S rugkinR, f45ktat7i: hltEirrH tu iAcy Hug
| 4V; receipts, a,an; shipments. uU. aks-.
| CINCINNATI.
C1NC1STATE, July enthusiastically; common. EfM
GIN itxit, &ktaIs1I: packing. kll4 thJ; butchorS,
| <i.y1l3l IL; receipts. St0I ktpneuts, 6N
| tSniASArDlfs
| ISntASArnI.ts, July 3L-2iOGs-flrm ut AS5a51i
receipts, a,a20Ji rhlsmsnt*, 2,tu
, 1880-08-02
SHIPMENTS.

Hall frcights wnre auot.sl ttraly Mt 3N. for
provisions aud :1c On grim 10 Now fork. Qno-
tAtions oil through foreign frei9hts worn stctly
nt h5tto rcr I'M Ills far tio,r to L!rorpol 6s,ao
for do to ulnsss,w; tstie fur lhrl md meats to
1Atcrpoo: IKE for ,lo to Antwerp.
Tho receipts uf whent rtI'nrtctl Saturday Mt
Chicago Milwaukee, st. t.tt1is. Toledo, and Dr.
tr.,.t aggregated 4stnN b,t, and the shipments
44),n ,n00 bti.
Tho following was tho movement of produce
reported fr1,m Now York Saturday. Rceeirts-
Elonr. 15,7l7 Iris; wheat. 1n,f4 iii; c0rt,, Vhn
1a; tuts. 69sh] hu; Gortl- .ta,t, 1.7i pkuss rye.
4:> BIT; malt, 4,i0n t,n; pork, II brlh; heef :Ej
brls: c,lt meats, 1,+7t pkgs: iurl. LIS tcs;
whisky. Ill brfs. 49,
li1ports-rar twnnty-fonr honrs-Flnnr, eee,0o0
brIa; wheat, T:.001 nu; corn. .sr4, ,th0 hi.
Tho following wern tho shipments nf !'royls-
inns trn,u this city during tho times nunaed. Tho
rvN{uhfa Urf>aRs
, 1880-08-02

OF tho All ears rceeived 20 far this nlunth,
;l.5 cnrs were Wntor, which inspected ns fn!.
lows: M. |. IL ours; No. 4: ,G4 cltrs; No. j, sN
Tho following tnblr4 sh,w tho humber Of ours
of Guct, kiii Vi grain inspected Into store for
euch NINTH alncG Jnn. to dAtC. both this year
, 1880-08-02

For half century thu BhHkers' Sarsaparllla
hns bcup tue btalt!lrd blool pur.flur, liver untl
kidney remedy Us physicians aud druggists
throughout New England.
, 1880-08-02

Wabash spnt, ns1fo, July. No, August, p',Act ann-
ton,hcr. g7kc, Oc.os'cr. !a,ic, No. Wabash. aaos
rejected, a,cs M. rod mixed. Ec. Corn seendyt
Hrn;cti,i,or, ;Eifc; NJ whe. E<o rc}crtet! s}kc.
UAia ,,lDtt NJ. Ausuat and scrtetabgr. as Altchs'
eiHetEirrs-Whcnt, iaM hu. corn, aonm ba, oats.
siiiPMxxrs-Whcnt, telr<r> bu, corn q GO but oats
nDno, cnta w1IGat on ttrck. ILL
, 1880-08-02
LIVE STOCK.

.,oAl,r, ,,nr.shrd tcccn 7t73
Fsno Md conrso wa.loti sa'
, 1880-08-02

IT. LOUIS, July yai.~-corroy-tjnchan 4. mlddnE,
lu7se: snIes Of ~ balos, receipts. Il; Shipments 4s
stock, iLA0.
GALVESTON. July 5l.-CoTTON-Stcahy, nliidnR,
i{c; inv iii. l1o, KuUd tn 1rsnty, oo; net rcco!hs,
III hnlcs p1por.a, cDRstmsp LII batcs, +1l stuck,
H,!11 . -
Hike; Inv do !}ac, not rnotils, u bacsi EEobs. sg;
sales, Tut suuk, Sd, lUa.
, 1880-08-02

ToLEDo. o.. July 31.-GttAlN--Wheat steady1 No.
~ whLte Wabaa!,. u44o; No. ! whlto Mehl3nn. 1ld.
tl.0l: anlber Michigan, aa7ses old, W4v; No. rod
, 1880-08-02

IDCfsvItIF, July 3l.-COrrt'S.-Flrm ut tlHc+
FlDutl-tulct; extra, $t@;61a73s extra family, f1'
a4.@5 -.-----..--
GnAlS-W1cat In fnit dernniid nt H)c. Corn stend5
mid nrm nj da.:ic. Outs quut wl,ftc E; mixed,
~ ltyb .luil NJ 1iu. ..
H.DyisIuSk-i'Grk-Iutn,n HIGHT und ho3dnrf firm
at k!iil tns1l ntchdy gt,ns Aen,u1d Hrlnu ffcan.
Il M Bulk iGns* steMtIy md hHlttrs EEi0MntH A-It
clctr iii, ftItFsSIIL Uacnn Stronger nt tj.5ksS.
Ilnms-Sn1nr .c1rcl irsu at lf8 lt31o,
W1ItAHS-41u1
, 1880-08-02

I.VFAF,ES vfs gaoled Il q 9kSl % per brl. Ths
rail- seelpts WY 4uall. the fafIes havlnx takan
street wlttl vi II tequtset. .,
ipUlrHY-ssus dull nnd enxy. Tha od9tnKH nt
ciickulls Wutu b9, thS stock hastE cEsa!gd during
ths put fsw day. saes wsEs @as y ~ Ms7o per e
sEEI!sIlsuiolhy was s4r and %asy y y ta%s9aaA 9 =
E.Nl September WAS dull al {lulAE.N+ Flax NAs
fairly aCttTu weak und0f free uushxs EAah sOd
Ills. An4uHt ut {Ll1. and bcptsinbuf ~ G 0th9f
aUel4 Muru tIulGt.
-HAI.I--Was stuady. EuIlowlng nEs the qnutatIonss
FI1I1 satl
GulrR9 sa1e. Hs .1
illlFt, I'LL phXs ~
!Et!Ey, without kac&s, A<Sed
AbHklH uAtrf, 49e k8Ek IsW
WfIiaEY-Wns In Ku0d deuialld Vi uIs advance
established July * SAles Wes9 typoEted Ut FN hrl1
finished guuds tho ousts Of &lo IGF tr! for high
MinGs. '...
W(A1l.-WaS III fatr request lud Ate1dY. Tho
ccipts uJe iUary utTsct BY tho shipulunl1. lOnrA0
~oul vury .!ut but nearly all other KAdes In
uuIfrd lur 4Hot1tDsa:
tiuud IN cIneu ulc!tuu tuI. .Eti!
l'uNFtu IF dirty Tub Alt II
tina p nntctt ,jrrcy ~ ~
Cuarsu up Haohal ntsra
, 1880-08-02
IfAILrlDAO TfnE.T.AnLs.
> =
ARRIVAL AID DEPARTURE on TRAINS.

EXPLANATION nF NtFEnHNcE MAnKs,-4R.trp...
tualy. e'p'ca
Chicago Il Nnrthte catern IsatIsnr.
For Mnns. t7nldo.1.s,t,k. Tn,n.Tabtc.. HIern;ns,c
.ssn9 nfp1{ nt III md q sk.f
ggttloa.t eNrner lenNdoph md statos.s III 80 80
, 1880-08-02
nItTElLD,

urrFALo, July 3l.-tsNAIS--WliGats strong; milling
In guuoi demand: sales ut Y U h NJ hurtt I,Hluth
and Shpl.,ygau 1T sej; hfx1! HI now rcd Wnbu.l At
&lO+. Corn ncguctGnt held at 4.snc ORts nominal
EASAI. FuEto1lrs-Corr, hJkc; whcat t..
, 1880-08-02
DETROIT,

DETROIT. .1u1y q. -FtoUit-Fsrt,. .-i
HNAlX-Vhcnt stcAdyi No. i wh!to' old, fl0as now
wntor, s,.HjN; Jnsy. nominal, AuKust. *stGM bl,!s
sentenbnr. lin, nd. milling, M !. now, uso re-
ccpts, .HN bu; shipments. ll'e]1 1u.
, 1880-08-02
021Sr EGO


OSW EGO.
OswE1o, July S1.-tiHAlS--Whaat Hntninalty nn-
changed, Corn tr1u; Nc. 2 Western At NC.
, 1880-08-02

PEORIA.
J'xonrA, H., Inly aI.-GltA!S-Cprn eteadys hctl
mixed, ~ {e3Htc; mixed, ;A9tsl4c. Ont. nct!ve md
rtculy; Nj whtc, :..4a2jc. Isyc active md hEtn;
now Nh. T. fastta1iEc.
ulu3IWiSks-StGally ut $t.HE.
, 1880-08-02

lNnfANAro1.ts, Ind, July y3i.-t;WA,A-Whcat hFs1;
No.. rel, iiss5!ic Carn innctfye and lower at $50
&;o Outs ttentiy nt 2kaasc.
, 1880-08-02
111rr1fNL1:r1Af.

TErllOf1sUM.
PlTTsnuIlG, Jnty 5l.-i'ErNhEHuA-Fatrly nctyos
crude. sll3 parkers fur ship,aenti ronncd, W{c
phttntelnhin delivery
.CIEvEtANn, o., Inly 3i-pErtoLEuu-Blrn,
b.undnr, wllttc. 1lU test, ec.
rURrENTlNE.
wtLhISuTOS, July Sl.-srl,ttrs or Tunr.STiHE-
Etrnl Mt 2utc.
, 1880-08-02

sa,nty wnty iuiiy' 1xsons H,tAday. .i'aily. exoea
r'l,lI, aa. tts,wt'cG,, seernaara and ras.cns.r-
t,Ea t, In It. JoMph. Aic!!son. Topeka. and Kanss
Htty:, thr1uGh wtthnMt estnn.o. farttf Cars, viii
u Il. 4 u Din ing-Cars "ttnched 10 Ill tralns S'
t:tienso. Milwaukee e. n. Panl Kut,,vnv,
*t'nn-!Iandlo" Depot, Garner Clinton and cor-a
~. Icknl Offices, Cl CIark.st, Palmer Wnnsrr
ufnha Inclttu lIut9l. md at Den4tf- 'u'"
, 1880-08-02

The exports or provision from tho snabmrl,
ircl,sllng New Os1enns, for tho week ending
July II, Included 7.Su5 hrls pork, .&4g1 Iris beuf,
7Ntt SE] lbs tur H. aDGo, lbd lbs hog nuMt a,l, Al
lbs cheese, mid 2,Sl5, ,ia0 lbs tulln",
Tho following wpro tho nxRrcgnte exports
from, seven Atlantic scabourd ports from Nov. l
to july TO-:
National Republican., 1880-03-30
Charleston Bids for Trade.

CHARLESTON March 29.-The special COM
mittce of the Charleston Chamber of Com
mcrcG appointed some weeks ago to consider
the question of Western railroad connections
submitted an elaborate preliminary report
to. day, showing the advantages of Charleston
as Il port of entry and export for the North
western States with Europe and with Central
and South America aud tho West Indies Tho
report further shows the advantage TO be de.
rived from the development of American
trade with South America aud tho West In
dies, and claims that Charleston is most favor
ably situated for such trade, tho distance
being less than by the Northern ports,
aud the voyage less perilous. Maps
will also be prepared and distrib-
utcd by the Chamber of Commerce, show
ing the position and railroad connections
of Charleston, the relations of the port to South
America and the Indies, the depths of water
on the bar, the line of the jetties and the &C.
commodations already existing for the trans
action of business, exhibiting at ono glance tho
whole geographical and commercial status of
tho port. General Gilmore, of tho United
States Engineers, who is now here supervising
the construction of the harbor jetties, speaks
WITH Inucn conndence OF tneir effect in giving
a depth of water which shall admit the
largest vessels.
National Republican., 1880-03-30
NON EMORY ISPEER.
what Bourbon Paper says of the Youmgest
Georgia Mcinber.


The following is the leading editorial In the
Lagrange lGll Reporter of the 25th inst and
it is reproduced in order that Southern men
may see that their conduct IN Washington
may bo liberal, conservative aud patriotic
from the standpoint Of the Union, aud at the
same time receive the approval of the better
portion Of the Southern press:
This gentleman, the brilliant representative Of
the Nlnth district has begun Il Congrcssional ga.
with the highest distinction for himself and great
honor for his state. While the pages of Georga's
history already shine with The names Of many IL
lustriOus sons who by their exalted gifts and
broad craftsmanship have made for themselves
world-wde regulations, we believe another has
been added to the long list, which VIII not suffer
by the contrast Mr., Speer is cminently adapted TO
the duties Of public life, Entering COugiess at
thirty years OF age amer one OF lho most brilliant
campaigns in the history of the State winning his
election by his wonderful powers OF popular ora.
tory, he has already demonstrated his fitness for
the position he holds-made himself telt in the
legislation of the Nation, and proven himself
worthy Of the supporter his people, While We are
organized in our politics, we have always, we trust
had that fairness aud breadth of view which would
whatever we believed for the good as well as the
glory Of our commonwealth We utterly dcSpise
the method adopted by the press I'm many localities
of viliiying every opponent whether OF platform
or contest. Mr.. spetr has had the courage TO put
himself on the side of moral legislation, lie las
been ridiculed throughout the county as the au
thor of the "Brass BAND bl;" but judge Lochrauo
10 the contrary notwithstanding, he has strength
ened himself among the best people Of his district
and has to-day the grateful recognition bY every
good man Of the South Of his attempt 10 stay the
tide OF sabbath dascCrGtiOu that is sweeping over
the land. There isa moral principle in the bill
which goes tOthc cNtcut Of tho power of Congress
on this question: that iS vital 10 our prosperity as
Christian nation, For our part, we arc glad that
GcurgiNs name VIII be connected jn lho develop.
ments of The great future with this effort To secure
the recognition of the suCrolucsS ulG0ds holy day,
Mr, Speer has also lakgn broad, statesmau-liEe
view OF the administration OF uur Government.
was Webslcriiu i'm character and We hope pro.
phcuc OF a return of tho tighplaue legislation
Of the old days The South Is In The Union 70
stay. We are one people. This conviction is be-
ing rapidly spread throughout the North, and the
party of tN0 future must stand, ujt on sectional
issues but upon those that involve the highest
hand of our rcucOuwgement In tho work me has
begun, and look with Interest upon ps future
CgreQr,