davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-04-07

lated Aprii riW. +. styrck to J. ii. WnlihtNi &
Nca& Atndtenn tt. " c,r et eoony, II I. al.U.!W
xt25 t. datra Artil t1olin johnatu1' JE, TO a,
Tomptins H. heisesn i'oik I'D Ta,leF.
xl!t IT, smprnych: tihtctl March ~ tM u. mud n.
i. Nassctt tn f. w lIaaaettt .........-....... 40
Lenvtl =, hetwcen po1k and .1Ny,0r. 0 4 Ehx
III r ,lnte9 April t'onfs wosAcckc to lsn.a -,
soai, It. bsni1o4a bcal Il; @ I; II '1an;ia;h. "
2AxtH u. tmpreseh, dated Arttf 0 IN. and a, .,
Hc!.Mbnrt Il, afnrRArcth 1nhnnn! !........... I.3
WGat Atlnn,s at = . eur n California; hv.A,h
3H{sl24p. It dated Al ril t1nm0s OTIS u u.
ca: si Il. u II ~cf N",t Ia Haiiiel 3i9l i.
untrt March flames Ennis to Jol'n NJ. go
rss pto.e: Nh. iii VIII iiarSn * a;ad ~
..Anrt! tl,nv,d spencrr % Edwin a!nrnardl.. III
wit sS II ! ncopfo + Ct 1n f. stn ;a A}5d
we.t M%%rSe .ijiinin4 ;hs S31c. asi "
dntod Fpb. II. 1s;9 rrh.ra Unitarian Churoh :,
10 haln61.t@sss
aOu1il Of cry LIMITS. WITHIN a EAIl1us Or 8nvE
MILES Or THE routtr-Iovsk.
1iyde rark nv; q Joy & n Gf 1lsnok 4, Y u9dt-
WIiiiulns IT, AicW iiitnnis}. ......+..,...t 80
Wabash nv, m # II .I Hlxiletit Kt, o + #1}1HlI0
y, anied March a. u. 4. starena 10 1toHry J.
s9SsS Il. i: II f9fiy:iih IL. "
s1t,,1 e e e s,Hy; astSa Ap' tAaolp Loeb to
wn"s~"Tt r.',n; "T' ''on; Eoiy.;.t Il, 1 7x6t
It. ,1ntod April NV. 4. fuhring 10 ]. a. uip'
wsntwofi ~. c.i liz a6vs. Hs6i H.
S3xlHj II. lmeypyed. dn.ed Aprii tSyiillnm Z.
Grant TO W13inu W. Earsonl l.......++..s....n ~
, 1880-04-07

TheSo h1lirrB show IN increase during liant
week Of 1,f53 hu whcat. and decrease OF ltGl, 59
bu corn, Loo bu oats se1l bu ryo, $3.50 bu bur-
10y. Total dccsense, all,019 lu.
Thore wort 8Nn,1 grain.lndau vGaEdls In port
Saturday oveninx waiting to aail. In nddtlon to
tho Grslln abnvn notnd aa In store. The aotal
quantity AtloAt In our hnrhpr bdfore any veaaela
loft for below waa ,aoi hi.
Letters from Milwaukee Indicate TINT tho
wrlters expeut tho!r roootpts Ut whoat from now
till noxt hnrvcst will hn ltt'o more than half
those for thu corresponding ttm0 last ycar. Tho
movement from farmers handa thus far has
boon vCry laruL ono, And authorities tflffar
Widely AZ To tho quantity yet remaining behind.
Tho far1ncro ought to hAve marketed fully two
th'rfs Of tholr available surplus by this time,
and prubnb!y havo dono go
Trafton's IN. " circular OF the A Inst. tnkca
n,olAncholy satislaHtlon IN ruvluwing tho whoat
market Of tbs past fow mouths, und finding spat
tho fants have anpIy sustained his theory. In
tho light 0t rncGut events 1t IL undBnlablp that
the valno Of our Rrain NuFplue was ovorcstl.
mated; but tho people OF Wnatarn Eur0pe want
Il NIL tho sums.
The Cincinnati Enquirer has roports from
Ohio. Indiana, and kentucky that aro favorable
fnr agricultural! prAlucts. The fruit crop ia
said tn bs lit very promising condition. md,
uhlesa It Mcnts with sun.e hruwbauk, hitls fur tn
exceed a,sy usnp produced since tho remarkable
crops OF laSl and 1851.
Tue following was thu produce movement re-
lorttd from New York yesterday. AscOIpts-
Elour 17,Od7 hrss wheat, 61t0 bu; cnrn. l7s, 80
bu' oats. 4iW bN; cosn-meul, Gil pkgs: rya.
asaEN hu; snalt, l.7aa bu; pork, $50 br's; boet,
l.a7 bsls; cut nsoass. 4,ssa pkgs, lard vraA tvs;
whaky, w brls.
. GENERAL MARKETS.,
BltoOM.cOtN-Yas qu!ot snd steatr At the lato
advance. Several country lots hs1a sseaul}y ohanGod
hAnds;
f,a It'. 8N
AeA'sppeu w aAu EGH
, 1880-04-07

CA1TLE-At The outset the position Of tho market
toonc quito ~ bad for tho soinH Interest M ut any
ttn,c since Tu1aday week, whon the downward tiie
aet In Buyera apparently wore indifferent, md nll
talked lower prlces tho only condition upon which
they woh1d lnvoat~ There weFn how8ver. no sellers
at any Important concoastun. a'd tho voInme of
buSnoss bids far to be Of NJ !msad proportions HI on
the day bofOF1 Toward moan. tl1e rocelntH proving
tight. thero was Improvement In tho demnnd. md
frnn midday until tho close at eoxalAr busnosa uurs
tho movement nctlyo Tho Increased activity did
not however, result In auy porcsptiblD stincnlng OF
prices tho unseupt stato Of tic Eaatarn arkcts and
tho heavy supply tthcra woEo batWeon too and h0oo
sta,c castlq) osoctlrpy checking my tondoncy
to m advance. All clnNcs Of buyer1 look
larger numbor Of cntslo thnn On the pro-
veus dry, und In tho agEsognto not far from
6UU changed hnnda. Sales weta ut *2.2Nt1m for
inferior; 1T 511.G5 for COMMON 10 a0Ud butchors
stutrs Mt s7a36s for common ID primo stockerr nt
s5t@ Is for coulno tu cfiHco sprfnR ttec1s. md
mt t!7;aa.n for nnch qualities ~ aFo sought by Ok:
st s;SsaS Ths ma:Eot olossd staad7' Viii sooa
The w!iaast!e fsra.tr publishes IT. Of stoekn.an
te:isss:s sxo naloln.sa q ss!, Fix ii, Il q axs9,. @
Il Est aa l s4sisa 4a ss Ss 5ihs'? q M 4 sss sss.
ss.o tns l ys,egstens e es;pq5y , xhe5s s
rs y III rs'sts
;ss @ 4 @ IN s,sS s5
h"a assat
hnnds cattle THO rst LOT having two lays RtAEt Ot
tho third. yb hrnga them within anAy rtnEA Of tho
rass t1oM ~ ~ a. .nt ct1 L. a. Arfha tGy % ses e
Tho rcntcst boy OF cntte oyer bundled tnRgtler will
be sl.wly marching eastward. up II tho th Of juno
tho drir1 will b0 nbuUt nlnu tlrF per day, hut tho
hgnt q tho sM.!asr e,,os alonE tay wi!ltecseaso e
drlye VI tlis kind than v wuutl upn tho rnKe. md
hy j. snrI tu De IN GO0d utt1Gr w1i91 he rGncsB tho
YGuwst1tlo ny tl!1Fn II abnntanrG 1T htch Krnss
soon thu Gtnnda NuHdD ittyer IL passcd.n
QUOTATIONS.:
@ IL ana Upwards a: "..*"". . .soeaa,
weianH iiSN % .5D :.... 44as7u
ink l.sV 10 l.aD ns. ...... ...::........... 4a25
iia i.IG o i0 &7saA0o
uusuh9rs' Stork-PooE TO common steers and
weiahnx Id % Iir6 III. :...:.. 20aaais
ITI 2753Gd
G,lilA, md Fcaawng atoefs ,,.,,,,, 202s N
| Ecnia NOR I'm M ~ ~ |-,. Hllf5dt
, 1880-04-07
REAL ESTATE,



ord luesduy, AprilO:
ClTr PROPERTY.
IInhey IT. 6 6l0 II OF Atetir rath, T. d t.lox,00
y. !lnpruYet. ttat0d April ia. ulnnenanntO
patk ~, 81 Il u Dak.oj:. i L i.ki IL III <"e
provud. dalod April tLy,han laird tU ho60Et
Wont uh!o Il, cor u xda t. si,H IL dsiod '
April tLyHlAn baird 70 L. d. nra4lt0yl...,,.., aHD
lAncoln ~ 2aoA Il ut llurrisol, 4, lAxlW Ii,
dated tlcc, tdn! tAary 4. 1uUdsich W Wum-
,ALA M4!!ie4! c0llg42l.. 3m
Icy, dated April q u. a. and W II. bttckusy
u5ttsa1jo It aiaaxA " III - l
SsxfN q, dated Aarcl u. Foreman TO John
uutlenlslA ii, sanlv II tlie sGuso, dated March
n tJuhn X uhl 70 nansol lATlUy}.,.......,,.. l6sQ
Tl!u N{ensea hoa: u und Il kvItA 1hruops IL,
1AtGa ApfA IN. u. and 4. o. IAsAott u
Wright IT.. an II j Of 1sder.on IL /, 3sxA9 Ii,
&lhpTuFHi. dated April lt'Atslck Car1ua 10
iis.S!ao !ss, !. i, s,, 5}i sS1
Wsst f.Sit.h II, ii ii IL nio IL l. lis
l0 r. !npE4ved dated April tlItun1 L. toll
Hoba Eatse ~ ff.Is t ji,sciI; e0o
sss,s ~, eyh;i 81 ,hs :Ss;s Iii, a:sd Lon
March u II. lamcsyt IL J. Hauanaj. .....,. TO
, 1880-04-07

II thfa ct,. vostnrlov ,nornfnv. 4 co,s wjntnr
wbcot n s,ra NJ = snr,nv 4 cnrr NJ n Dc.
"o-s raiootn,s t,r ~ r-n;,c a cnr. ,n,yoil "a
,r,.,n,,. nj nor. NJ arr IN ooro t,,ol, ,nJrc
nnr ~. ht~h ,,t-,a ,o-s roSccto,l ia oor,,,.
cors NJ whIto nnts Il cnra M. . I c,r rc-
tcctcd f1g nnta,. cnr M harley. rur fcci do.
rnr m orn1o +, 1arlev,, Totn i11 r,rs or I5 o01
In. rrsnrctcd mt. Yn,a hi ,v,cnt. III aas HI,
oor,,. n i'm In onts as1fl I'm rvo Ken n, hor,cv.
The }onrf1 of 1.rnfo adjourned ycstnr,fny to
r,lvc tta ,ncmt,crs tirnc IN vo,o mn trndin1 in
rrnin md r,rovls,nns ,yns con,co,,cntv Iiaht md
confned tn ol,cns tha r,,tcs or tho nnnrd nratnat
tra,Itng m hnl,t,avs 1,c,no ohscrvci hy tnnmhcrs
o,,tstdo r,thnr orn+ncro,nl houasx wcro ,,nnn M
ns,ni Sor tho tron naact,on of h,,sncsa.
.vhmt waa hirhnr, viii consfdnrub,o trod,r,r
IN Offices. GJrrrnon) ,yns n,,otcd ad hInhcr hy
cn,,ln Ncw Ynrk ,,nnrovc't In .yn,,athr. and
n uoo, munv buy,ncr orttcrs uorp received boro
rr,n, t,o ,"t+o. ,,t,. ,fo,, ononni ~ e. 1,,,G
, 1880-04-07

Special Dttpateh to 7as Ghttaeo Tftolns.
DosT0N, April Cat tho Stock Exchange to-
day thero was rather MORO doing, but
!nWs W are tao Changes his' bascti on tic
!atcst prices in r1ifroud atnrcs: Union
1'ncltlc tiecFnnd n; I3astorl, =: Rutland
T.; Llttlo Nock & Fort Smith, y; ChienRo s.
Wcstorn M,ch!gn9. X: AtGhison 4 Nehraskq. y; :;
4: Wisconsin Central preferred. ~; St: Louis
San Frnnnsco. first preferred, Z: New Mexico
Pueblo Arknn's Valley sotd up to %: ChIcaxn.
Clinton. Dubuque & MIlincsotn, u; Atchiaon,::si.
In tontlE Hartford and Eric Is declined E !;
New Mexico 1s y: Union Pacific 1s IN: Atch!soa
tand-grant Is 4: do guarantee Il. EAstern 4!3s
udyaHood u; Atchson inco1no Us "; others as
before.
:, In land stocks, tic Now Hampshire Land
C0n,DAny nppenret! ns candidntc FIR the favors
n( Investors I'll thu Att1rnU2n; 1,0U0 sharGs wero
Bultl ut bGyNQtHi4: Water Power declined il,
and Doston Latd ll: Maverick advanced ".
FOREIGN.
LONDON, April 0.--Consols. osA; account,
Aor!can ,n,,< sesYrities1Now 5s losH; as,
ysaMla {; co@n}n1'' @ a's; Eric, 4aS; soconds, A;
PA,sis. April o-l,outcs, KIT 71fo.
, 1880-04-07
LOUISVILLE.

l.ou1svILI1, ApFtl DO roN-Qulot It l2fo.
FtnuA-QulStt extra, Na5aN, do family. ta0O0
a5oi A No. j. ta551duo, fancy. sh2sdaM.
uRAtS-Whsat stcady u $l.lr3LM corn firmi No.
xhita. s1&uxcs do Mixsd, Sl2s04c. uats quiet but
steaAyl Nu whts. a1a1 do mixed. Se$n nyx Qulotj
No. z ksG@Hlc
ll4Y-Uulot At $AnxalIUl
EaoylslON. -tnFk quiet As "a Lard stoady,
primo ktnal1, 1c. nalk Mgnta xteHJi Shoulders 3t2S:
clexs stb. E.*At c1oas. t1.NA41ss HAeun sioaayi
, 1880-04-07
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wcro thu receipts and shipments
Of the leading articles Of produce In this city
during the twcnty-5 hours ending Mt o'clock
Tucsdny morutngt lind tho corresponding t1mo
inst ytnr.
, 1880-04-07
NEW YORK.

Special Disrdteh to Tie Chicago 7ribanA+
NEW TDilf, April 6-GNA1N-Wheat less active
md worry unsettled nnTAot for wfnsor wheat which
opened at advance Of about 4t1o lighter ocr-
lnxs nnd fur demand. chuily speculative, but soon
weakoncd roced!na }I1c rallytuE again quito sharp
j. tho GDac, especlAy from the export ntorOst,
which wns fnvurei by tho drprosaun In pccnu
fro9hts SnrnR fnoEntoly Activo Tor oarly dcl!yary
Renera.1y !yrn basis NJ tn vnnes Cabto adviucs
tuwnrt tho ellao rnthnr loss faTonbIo; KOW hn So2
rcd at tiIDIt.axt t1u hi do April options, at &3ss
Es1-E4; lG,nM hu chu!ce hnrd Northwest srr!ng NJ
3i,a1 K; 100 bu No. Chicago sprnR nj tiA- The spcn-
avo lntcress in wheat (as In pfuv!ssons> seemed to
MISS ver5, decidedly tho etDpertoh OF ChenRo.
CHFn-DcnlinNs 0f mitch less magnitude, upHn!NK q
ssdo strsneur md leaving OF weHkeri antl,in ovg-
alae yery t4ts Ereea .pned II fst, y Nh
primo stn.o nilont aaosed ri t:Ic askea. :.
attnt .;eMdy prices. ao:s ID dernand ii tbe close d
llto June, fiLEaail6;, J,tly, tilk5Ii5. Cit mcys
as sess Il; n,lsa ss iar tos @ SS;:
ltvuf5 ~ essentially unehnnyGd hanrcss npton bsl-
nos 1n n, unusually rest1lcted s;7o' April coanR
HrnAfH-itnw SLOW OF sn!o basa OF 73kesGMu ft'r
fair to HUd reclining Eubns refined In worry fnouerata
drnmn1, md quoted m hettIrc.
TsMwHhnns n9uiEy Xxi f II s@i s
ests. ind rites show further depression, closing
wcakcr nt n0dltlcd figures nnu comparatively free bf-
fro1rta nlso !itutoss tsnah t!s advantage In fAyOr
declin9 Without stimulating operations.
, 1880-04-07
INDIANAPOLIS.
QS1YEHl

ISDtAEAroE1s. April 6.-9AAlS-WhcAt Bteady,
No. 2rud. tL79t.tp. Corn quiet at a5Hc. Oats quiet
ht5sXc.
, 1880-04-07

TOLEDO, O.. April a-1MAlx-whsat easlert No.
rhlto Michigan, sLlB}z, amber do si@, Nos rod wn-
tss, slot, tislSi April siat, Aay, tlss, June. 7N
aaper llilnuia, sia: Corn stoady, hiah-mlxed, GSo
NJ. Epot and April, aJte, May. 4Loi No. = whitS,
tts' Is3seted s'dc o'es sseaay' No. s,s'' A'sa'
psstet closed saa'sfG N ~; 4, LIZ ia "'nto' sa'Ier
,KkGk1rrs-Whaat, &, ubnl curu. lDoN bu1 barley,
GI!rMxars-whoat, q, LOO but corn. anoW ba, bar
leF, 3,Qu kA.
, 1880-04-07

E01kEIaN.

epsetal DGpatth to 1As CAteapo Tribune.
LITxApuUL4 April 1-ll:G n 1a--yLoUl-No l.
IL, NJ. I, liz u.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. No. !, lis "a, No. !. 10s
sds splinx. No. l. ~ lld1 No. T. LOST whlts, No. l1
, 1880-04-07
iNls No. l. III tds clint, No. l. ia 4d, NJ. = ios lid.
C+Irn--Euw. M. ]. h Slit
18unt+Y

iNl M. 4 N, ID, cu,A M, ia Al, No. 4 l0s 1d.
Ctrn--Eow, No. ], IL s,Sa. -
inustH.nn"-rn,k. .n,te''s,i. , ~ s,., Lasa ~
saloa. s haloa. speculation and cxpptt, t0I Amor.
iran. Gun
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. % o,'ness M nj NJ ,o~1t TO- nreest
rod vcetarn spring, os9s,os i'd, rod Wcssrn wtntcr
t,,s sdds,;snd f.orn.Nc. w..tnrn ,rt,", t.Ac. asn
4os aa9!lhH tu1h-NeH y ahteth a'fxoa' ooeas o>ta+
AkFiNEn nFErltOLEuM-G1<1ENd.
REsfN-Com,nnr,, IN 81,
srIntrs NV .rr,npxxrr.r-tts
1lccc;nts tha mat thtsa dav.-,yhc.t nnn hi,
Amcrcnn. = oo0 bn.
Yarns and fairies at Manahcttef rm but not much
deiHg. @
l.ONnhN, Arri!h-fitNaEkU OtL-Te93;e I'd.
Hriitlrx ur urTUnrENTtNK-As.
ANTwENr. April h-FEr,st,tEt1M-ioAt ,:
TfIa following W0r0 fotalrcd or the Chicago QonFi
OF rtndni
lfrkMrnOI. APRIL G-Wheat-ftGttnr tDnpt rcd win.
tcs liz 2ds Nh. 1sprlnH 106 a1t No r. 1Us 9 Eurn In
fnr GnaNnn Asd StGnF Mt ka nj, EnfInGx nj COnat-.
, 1880-04-07
PEORIA.

rR6RtA. l!I.4 April G-GHAtN-C1rn inactive bal
firm, high mixed, 'na:b,fc; mlxod. slNaASNc Oats
lrm} M. whts, %24o. 1tye stendyi NJ. ?, :1a3,fc
Nouus, &lV7H.
, 1880-04-07
HnrFtI,O.

nuprALo, april h--ttisA,N-.Whent un9hsttcd,ne ne
tnmnnd. entlray nou,nl. Turn tlulls sales w bu
No. 2'ru1cdD ut No In ntese. Other grain Innotve.
CANAL EHEtGMT8-unc!lAnyett
, 1880-04-07

CLEVELAND. April G-rKrnoIEyM-unchnuRs
Btandard whitc. 1lG test 7}4c.
qa!atI cfads sas|of Al s for ah,p.sani At Fsrtsss,
TiTuaviiLk, PS, XI,ri G."i'sTiorEuM-T,e mar
Ee, .lo@ae @ IT sias; shmss. Il !acs "wcss st ~ e S!oa-
tars, 1,llp. aveFaxo, l7,6a transactions. ltAu uA
, 1880-04-07


MILWAUKEE. April a--FLpUls-Nuglettod
GRAtS-sNhoat tsn, oppued At an advance Of No,
aud olussd ascaly, No. milwaukee, hard. ti196s No.
milwaukee,. til3H, No. do. slll.., Aprti sl.e0fi
Asy ttla, juno. N1tl Mo. All~aukso. si0u. No. I.
Dsos tolscted, Be Corn standY And nrut No, + s<o+
'oT Hss: NJ M!lsaukSa .!,5lHK ,o.x en- =,
May. - w.
l3.n0 bu. - -
snt%AENTs-Eious, 1aItoo bs1s, whoat, 4sa.up bu,
, 1880-04-07

ST. Isou1s, Mo-, April G-CoTToN-IowaF grades
hnvo hecttnedI mddlirR, 1870, low do Rot good
ordinary, IN, Na!cs NO bhlos; receipts, $50, ship.
H1tnt*, HU; EtOck GT.1u1.
kEW t,miEANH. APRIL G.-CoTroX-Fnsy; .ldtl,tna,
TceaIpts s5s t,alea exiMsts t% t.reat llialil, S
b0lest b1aNi stock, 2sI14&S
, 1880-04-07

ORwg0o, Abrll G-GnAIN-Whent pominAtly IN.
chanRHd. Corn dulft Duluth, &c.
, 1880-04-07

1IuuS-T1leFo WAs Hul0t md 0aslor 1narkoE Tho
yyr w" oSo Sr IT, snds ~ tnk S ay y yae sq
and tTntE Na: s1w u tl,s closing prcsa r. So1aay
t, prime Ilxht tu nj "a IN fnw ck0ice lots Mt
&!n nnt 1feriur 70 chnicu heAvy grades at u.
sna n " 4 a ,f e ne4yy Thep wns falr demand
out. Al *al0s mAte subject IL ii Blrinkngo OF ID
It's for pigN{ HUWs md far VI lbs staTa
, 1880-04-07

rn Att, ~ ,,,
st ~ dSst .,cpI III
Viii, inr Sxuft fDtnsntf 0xtfn slGurs IL is>StlHtsH
aat,1 % uhoor slssItfi f1ir 10 medium. Il ia i
EtlMs:lDi a!outors mid foOd9rt, EIi1a;lM
ttu but eon0rny lovor; fait o g"tMi astofn stscr,
f57tdiH 6uystt ui!of1I,e lni 81 4ftIH fur choice ID
fancy, i'll u 1E lii. iAnlbs tka7u Is cars utxnII
heavy ntEEinHt Light Ynrker*, NHaiWi H1ua II
,nhs II ,St NJ. i,s n, HI % YS auE
a''o'' S'''"~i"et "'Se' st.'"ss.N' "' so'"'
PT. LOUIS.
Enpty MuJSrHtOi dG,HlI III "; Dxpurt ntubrx iSiiYi
tls guad h0ayy shipping. tTn4 tN Light 10 medIuIn
SkRiaAAs butCIerN stGgta nnA llesfprr &l75IoL11i
, 1880-04-07

ilDsrox. April l6.-FEorh-1>u,f md Unchanged.
tlltAtx-Corn Htohdys n1lxGf and yritps, HHaB,kA
Ons tn!il Mn. I and extra white. 4N3Slo, Nh white.
40, No, mixed ani M. . white. <aRsic nve,po.
Observation-Disclosures crehm1r3ts, 1.G.3ct lndlp- -pAkAad.
9ifsalai fHtr tf gNpd, 22Fs24c. "
EtH-NGstnrn froHh, llgellHC.
ltEnEtrre-t'!u,r. lou bril- a10o skst corn. 1oA3h
alttraESrsSF!aar, eo bsist corn, 1tom bu, wheat,
t,jxIi in. - -''' ' - -
, 1880-04-07
DET.liQIT.;

fbErnofr April G--FLOut-nMlf.
GnAtS-Whont quiet, No. whtc N.7lt cxtra uon1s
1nnis April, st.71, May, tt.4; Juno t,.i9>S, milling
Mn. nominal.
HEtEtl'TK-H il1nt, - On bu.
SUPERINTENDENT, 8NtW bn.
, 1880-04-07

TUl1rENTINE.
WITMtNnroN, N. c., Apri8.-Sp1Ntrs Tu1tPENT1Nz
f}ntrt Mt NJ,
, 1880-04-07

1FALT1NIl51fE.
BALTIMORE, Nd. April G-FLoCn-Dull and un-
changed. ....
Ul,AlN-Whpnt-Western steady; No. 2 Wcstcrn
winter rcd. spot md April sl+G,1@l37, b1ay. siS,1a
LEN, Juno, 4l3lt&sl.aaf July, st.ls}4@l.lE1. Corn
pWer and dull; Weatorn ,nlSod+ spot, 605aa501lcI
april, Ak3tG{c, Afny, Is1atlts4oi IMne, a7349Sci
steauor. ia55et5oo Oats atunly: Western white. &ES
+5c; do mi1ed, 4olss:ut Pennsylvania. 43as5c. llyu
lIAY-unchangn1.
linrlslOYH-Wlthout change.
NtlTrElt.QMlrtt prilus to choice Western. packed.
EltiH--i1ult Rt lie.
IKTR0iE1iM-Erudo, nominal; reHued. TO-
GlsncEftiEs-ColIeo vGry qu!tt hlo cnrg0es at ING
WHfAKf-l1MIln Mt $i.tBH4tG.
FHEiHTITS-l1nchnnxDt
ilECEttTs-Flnur. b,ikH btlsi whaot 1! aU bu; corn
HnIpMxNTA-gFhent IBIS bus corn. l7a,IE9 bu.
EALks-WAont, 17.b30 nu; corn, SII lSl bu-
, 1880-04-07

hllEElG1hero Wasa dull market. and prices leaned
HatkVt was lawer. but lie would b. nearor tho
truth. E9tHl many w9En tGft 0ycr uns0d. and thu
fHDltnE ht tho G6sU favorable to u further dV.
elmo TsafIsuctlDns included tho fUtlnwlngs
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A REMARKABLE STORY.
A PIG LIVES 142 DAYS WITHOUT FOOD OR
WATER.

From the Duluth Tribune and Herald.l
Mr.. Eblerhausen, one of the proprie-
sors of copper mine at Little Bay, tells
remarkable story. 4 wooden house
vas built on sloping ground, and 'shor-
ga SO that there was a vacant space be-
aeath tbs floor. Before this space was
boarded Ill pig crept in, coiled itself in
quantity of shavings and fell asleep
-he Office was not Immediately occupied,
nd the noise occasioned by the pig
7hen it discovered its dilemma was hot
4eard. Lake true philosopher, the pig
accommodated itself to its circumstances.
wrapped itself in the shaYings, tuiked
IS back on the cold world and went to
ieep for the winter. This was on the
I'd Of November, 1878. The pig was
.amarkably plump, and credit to its
pwner, who sincerely mourned his loss
'.bout Christmas time. The pig found a
laticum in its fat that kept up animal
| eat and sustained life. The Office was
coupled, but the tramp Of feet did not
disturb the sleeper.
For four months tie pig slept as sound
= Pharaoh in sarcophagus. With
.5e genial warmth of April its vital ener-
lies returned. It's fat was exhausted.-
= rubbed its eyes, turned over, and be-
gln to grunt. The occupants of the
esfce were mystifed. The animal grunt-
Fl with gusto, and began to knock for
9 release. 4 board or two was removed,
and the pig was brought to light. It's
was most pathetic. The ribs
Gu each side seemed TO have met. The
hams had vanished, and only the hip
Jaints stood up, gaunt and angular. The
V4rtebr@ eouid be counted, and the ears
cropped from the large skull. The eyes
'3oked out OF deep bony sockets with
!, eofoundly melancholy expression, as
.nugh their owner had been in the other
world and had found there specially hard
times. For time no one recognized the
pig, but at length the woman who owned
it declared, with tears in her eyes, that
she knew it by peculiar turn in its tail.
It had singularly graceful curl in this
appendage-the only esthetic point about
it--and thus has survived the destruction
Of all tissues. The poor woman's Joy
over the recovery Of the lost pet was
quite touching. The news spread rapid
ly. The miners gathered from all quar-
ters to view the wonderful pig who had
lived fer 142 days without food or drink.
Presents flowed in. Delicacies un
heard of in the dietary of pighood we're
literally supplied. Warm compounds
of oatmeal and biscuit, favored with de-
licious scraps and titbits from kindly
housewives, soon began to tell on the
pigs condition and swell out It's lean
fanks. Its story went the round of the
mines, and everywhere awoke sympathy
and enthusiasm. It is now as plump as
ever, and the curl in its tail is even more
strongly pronounced than before.
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MANITOWOC. WIS, JANUARY 8. 1880.

& frightened face glanced backward
from the carriage, and in an instant
Comfort Servosse was standing in the
path of the rushing steed.
"Ho, Lollard!" he shouted, in a voice
which rangioyer the sleepy town like O
trumpet note.
The amazed horse veered quickly to
one side, ard stopped as if stricken to
stone, while Lily fell insensible into her
fathers AIMS. When she recovered, he
was bending over her with a look in his
eyes which she will never forget.
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IF pRTTCHARD. Nj. D.,

AND sURGEON-office, Eighth
/ Street four doors North OF First National
Bank. U. s. Examining Surgeon ldr Pensions.
ManitowoC, Wis
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GII ApIE ES HOVER

xsFRCUANT TAILORING ESTABLISH
N ment on Sth street,near south end of Bridge.
The tailoring department is complete, ana con,
taps a large assortment of fashionable cloths and
GENTS furnishing goods constantly on band
Please call and examine before purchasing else
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FRED. SEEGER,

OFFERS TO HIS FRIENDS AND THE PUB
~ lie generally, choice selection of Fresh
Meats, Salt Pork and Beef, Smoked Beef and
Hams, Shoulders, Sausages, Tallow and Lard at
the lowest rates Market ON Commercial Street.
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CONVEY ANGER.

IOHN P. WICKERT, COUNTY CLERK, HAS
" made arrangements by which he is able to
execute Deeds, Mortgages etc, in proper form, on
the shortest notice Ii will be to the advantage
of ali wishing such documents to give him call
Ip County Clerks Ofice, near the Court House,
south Side. MauitOWOc.
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MRS. J.. KERN,

WORK STREET, MANTToWOC, WIS, DEAL
I er in Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Fancy
Goods. Glass ware, Boots a.d Shoes, Ready made
dreu Carriages Live Geese Feathers, Biru Cages,
Kerosene oil and Lamps, sc, &C. A share OF pub
ic patronage is solicited
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NEW BARRIER SuOI

TARL PANGBURN'S Barbershop, one door off
" Sth street bridge, north side. w ork done in
good taste. Particular attention paid 10 Ladies
aud Childrcn's hair cuttin. and shampoolng. BY
ali mems call and see Carl.
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WILLIAM LYNCH.

FASHIONABLE TAILOR. ALL GOODS
II made hy the subscriber v-arra nted 20 NJ
-. torn Prices, reasonable, and am bound to
pIease those who give their custom. SHOP
on York Street, two doors West OF the Wlndlale
ITouSp
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WISCONSIN HOUSE.

vERE DALEY, PROPRIETOR, CORNER
VI of 9Th and JAY St. This is new House, and
well fitted up with all the modern Improvements.
A good STABLE is also in connection with the
mouse.
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WILLIAMS HOUSE.

TT A. REUSS, PROPRIETOR, CORNER
IL. Eighth and Franklin streets, Man!towoc.
This house has recently been enlarged and reinr-
nished ana offers every inducement TO the travel
ing public.
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S. SANDERSON,

IyANUFACTURERAN AND DEALERIN BOOTS
WI Shoes, Leather, &C, sc. Shop on Buffalo
Street, the corner Of Eighth. Repairing
neatly and promptly executed.
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WlNDIA1E HOUSE,.

II WINDIATE, PROPRIETOR, YORK ST.
+. This lirst-cass House is in excellent condi-
don and the Proprietor is confident that he can
give perfect satisfaction TO the travelling public y
Rus will ALWAYS be ready TO take travellers to and
from the boats A GOOD LIVERY STABLE Is kept
in connection with the House.
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Il X PAINE N. D.,

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN, SURGEON
III and AceOucheur late resident Physician at
me IIahuemann Hospital, Chicago has perman-
emily located at Mauitowoc Uilice, on Buffalo
streets, west o. Rands store.
-, 5 To 9 \. NJ,
oFFioE hoeh9' to > and to S P. NJ.
Diseases of TIE eve and Al treated.