davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-04-03
PROVISIONS.

HOG rlt0DuCrs-Were aya.n only moderately
acttyu and tho faeng Rei,e1ully waak tho trl,s.
actlpna being nj luwur rattaG Of prices tuun wore
current Thursday, Anu though thufu wus hioieraty
reaction during tho lust half hour of tho sCsslun.
tho mnrkst could NIT be quoted uthar than tamo
Shipping demand fair only.
MESS runK-bfodeAtaly active, weak, und lower,
selling down 17Eo below the lnaldu iIyuro ruachqd
Thufsoay+ Ecnrtod l2Ac. und closed tame Cash uaa
du'f ut April prfceh closing Ut ti03ssD.37yf; May
closed nt slaataut28i Juno at $0.<ttl0G5: and tho
yenr ut ta saIoa wsro reported VI STU bsls setur
April nt toa@luT<, d.4u br!a sullur any ut &lA4as
loa, loul brls sc1er juno ut 3nl siD1h5da11iH; MID
200, brlh soller tito ycnr ut s Also 1UJ brs furny
poTk at tf(tM Total, sUlaW brls.
,,.,. Ga,'a!ot .s and ayesngea 1hont 2e per 1 lhs
MGGss, My a. t71tg7t!@s 4nd lano ii ti.lUx7.3t:
.f i e. cash IT tih7s4sYlt an tcs svur April nj
Aia leu seIlor AtAy ut <7Iai47la; ja
tcn HAer Juns nj H. lt<7 lIx. Titni iaEM tca.
MEAFH-t1pGnHa wpnk hl+ c0Astl hrni " full Thuts-
iMyh pr1eeH, Will tho 1nsnGsa dunn largely In short
fb SIDES Eur tMturo ollFHty and mainly In cl,tgrS 1T
!o1 rut ,tdhfh pIeniurl. snlHs w9r1 tGrurtGtl III
l.NN1 lH Hlo!t r!bs Ut *tifG1 fur April; NiAntttT
TX Aiayi nnd ~ u fur Junms lAD tea sweet ptrked
l!sss fur Juy nxef4RtnR 10 a ut 9&us Rnu lni do
haTtly ~ I*Gi ~ xns,n4 cut hnis y. private turnlhi
nYe!'!stnT y A " !c; aH bxs lv al nIiOrt cIeArs
vt *k+h l!huD lbA Gncnn slrt rIa nt <A1U OHYo
Prcus IN tlD l0nllnK cuts Ab1ut Rn follows al
u'rlnCk tUr tI6 pht&l y-GnyGt tDtAt
, 1880-04-03

fttOUn-Was dull and weak. Outside orders wore
srtree and Tho nArknt WIS auresseA by tho duellng
III "sats ra naes wer0 nuAtly Ut snnil lots to tls
city tFude. Sales xera EepDrte OF % brla v!ntpr et.
tras at tlD rs Ira 9nd NJ SACKS duilGlp srpo NJ.
tras 1t H]f'M and $T8. Tutal, lis bra nnd III SACKS
EXPORT extras wore 4uatud ut sauA3a1 In racks.
OTHER Mttt.SruYSa--Sa9s wefU Fepovtpt Ut D curu
btnn ut slJtttta7a 0n trick nnd $t4ilhsl1 FREQ On
hard. One niilluRsn nt tl5, cars wheat Ecrvon.
inRs Ut sA1As tu; sEortA FistD, car food Ut
sltau; car whis cornncaI ut s7u; and l,0U bris on
'II 'si'i.iSI Wi!EAr.Is the sea.oxa.e . moderate
ss' 4a asas M iax iissx
= :s s sS sstY ss Tsss
y $s W.T.. ;s 5 $; |$s$$
tsrRy!. p5t, All II Y S.s iSagFss N.
ss' sa s y 81, 81 tsst .s ~ ~ III ii. ;.%ss,
isysraN. aiiao4l M1.h"H. liz asknr T,sa sv1S W.
N n III III :St sft sa .' *SfY" u S
a s I'LL .: III; ca. ss' bsx sr
ws esrr,a ee9 ann the ea ,S q y 9r n.y.
%s ~ wv ssss %as
III is ,sSSi ss tsEys y:
Is s:ss s s$sn. %sS Sss L s II
Y? III I. sss; ss
y, t s.'sS n aak '';*s ss,ss ss
n: $:! itt ss's u .YSss'5ss ~
.$s . 81. $S % on n. '''s. md
ussiss: ' ba, aa's';ts Seas, and elo,ea
ssI ; $sts: ;!sts:
Tss;s .ss III 1s,arssa ~ lsfs lats H
tsn.1 s . ..,5,. a.5 mn hSar. iAn
i.s4ht snsAss y ill., % sate: iaats sso I'll Ill
vnues. Atd prevented tlrlAvr tlrun Eustari, und
, 1880-04-03
REAL ESTATE.
Tho fotnwtug Instruments woru illol for roc
ord Fr!dny, April.:

Tho fo,tnwiuR Instruments woru lllcl for roo
ord Fr!dny, April.:
crTr PROPERTY:
S2s,s ass II 8 e M isnsHs is'i. 4: i 'sI v:s
s:stsSSt! s Yi asiy It 'ss s;sISss /, { i%ss
sitS|' a! L ;s.S5 s!;a ii a$l i; ssss
w]s.:sS: ] @ Ss;: s.:, Il ass,l ~
ia MnrSi' " .I0slAnna md I"coh Erie*aon t' nx,
~! 1 $E;:;s isS:$:i. i Ss|
Hut knIiert. t,ED
& 1sas:ss fss 1 sss i Xiss:. asss
uaS!dsS sf :s nis,ai:s: isis jsS a
l!onIer 5ona q nj. to Abort ], AvstulD.. 104
S%ss% Il ;lisSiy III =; saaS sesSSrs; Il u fs as
": $:S; i: ;!j:: II Si$s i &$
j.5Sss; i ,sSsSjs Il Il is's$ Ill
vii $ il I ss;5 III; i S:
S. s;sd III S;i; sss It'll Il jss;s:
!S S i ';5$;i;s ii &5;;S & ] Ssis
II: :;: i ;i;si;Ss i isS.issss il
l:':s sss; i ) L i5,;:;s 1s*|; IL ssS;jos* il Hts Is
S$S s'iSs e d Fl ia'';: i'ss:aaa i s.a m
n5sssS l. $s, ; Il ii; {iJ;; ~
Visit 4 Il i; ss;: XII, ;a;;;
YssS Ap51 taaea: I"sSasn IL I.s%% % aaa ~,
Ssss !S, .iTsussls; :: }raspie;an 1;
Az e. .iea tsmjnn; ;a1 }n9n MS,,'H its Insuf
, 1880-04-03
BY TELEGRAPH.


Spfefal Df,ratch 10 This CAttoeo Tribune,
lIvEmruuf, April a-ll:U l.. n.-FLuttA-No. /.
Lis, No. =. liz lit.
Observation-Disclosures, Nh. I, los llhi No. /. tOa
!olI spr'nE. Nh t., liz. No, :. l0s; whu. No. l. 1tk
lid, No. os 4li etub M. l. lii 6Is Eoa lis. Corn
Sow. No. !. 81 I'd.
. l'HotlstuSa-lprk, oDs. Lard. u.
lIvEMtNnl. April 2.-CoTrs,A-Qniot but 4seady at
T{&s7 d.ltaj sales, Au0 ba!es, speculation alId OK.
port llI1l American, GGA
NHKA AnHTHFvb-SEAlI basin8ss at IDHos prttca. Cal.
tfurnla whto wheat, lA +id4is 1ids iID club lalis
tdi rcd Western spring, l4Yllst rod Wuatorn min-
tor, ID lal&slls III.
nEEt-tsliAu niess HN.
CHkEsE-fIna American, 71S.
Rac0ipsx Ut wieAt tIu puut three days, l1aQM ccp-
tatA. American. Eksuul
YARNS ANu FAHnlcA At Mancheslat quIas md
unchanged.
LoSpox, April a-BuuAn-Centsifuaa A. asl1as sl,
Auscavat!u, asuat, 4ls1xi4 III.
sriSiTx " rui;irssg.xx--tas Cd.
Ths fullu~nK lsl!atet,us Foealyau by tho Chi
wiS;dI wiS;SS Ttsi Aim Y5,, Il s!s|s.
u eap. 'tt tss ~ ~ IT, fos. IT,
LaHt ~. ltecupta IL wheat lusl tllruU days, u ulj
cpntss 9f xl1leti Est9ij gsnsals weta AmSrltstn,
ri xst III tpi,' NJ sss. IL sS'!Ss Ss d. srS%i %
da e'.s i, !" ."oGsiass @ dsnaua. *.
Mhsat M a,rn dai! aa4 unchanged. IA,tK LANE
1uol for w4Uk. :aluU qrs. Ut which *aaul] prs wsre
Ansricnn 4 I r. isik nsMer aad q lshsE; Lard steady
Nv. Chasss sathes dull vt tut al.
, 1880-04-03

Special Dtspdteh to The tAteooo Tribune.
BOaTpN, April a-The stoek market h rntrlv
s.i%d gsi% 'a bt wnilp , ho!sts nys pretty Koo
kot. allnlng stt,cka st,ld higher. and rllr1Wtis
Stem tu bo strongly hold. ~ a rvle, and
soinc show higher prices; li0pllbllcan Valley NtI-
xansca2: burlington Missouri III Nuhrssku,
Little ltnak 4 Fort Smith, 81; Fort Hoott &
@ Gnf preferred. A1s Dthors wero oft, u foll,ws.
Ff!nt Perc MnrHuetto, u: Chicago, 1ul,.lt,uU
y Mll'lics1tA II: summit Niunch, Il; WISCONSIN
valley, d; Alch!s0n i Nobr1lAkn, Ii. "
~ M'l1s, L!ttlo Isnck j. Fort Smith, Is, a.l.
Hnncod 4; Now MoxtcG, .784; ChIougo, fur
a. sainGtna 4 Quincy, -. dcclned IL; burlington Il
ai!asoltl III NEtrla9kn tension 8Y sl>d At
lk'Ss ltehubllcssn Valley Gs ut lOl4; 1T, JUo 4
Council lllufs anIOtua us al k3.
III INNING sal'rs.s, brunswick Antimony I'd
p9ncetl W 70 IN, basoA un tho reports that nUw
Nscs ttr nAlMohy bud beGn found which, would
fur It. ~~'s'-''s
In land st0eks Huston declined ". l,Qyiston. II:
Mnnyrtck, u; .lOwer udvaiiCel 4 brook.
llnG, y. ~ ~''~S
tOHEL1N.
LONDON, April 9-CDnsols, D8, account.
American Beclirftes-Ngw 6s, 1854; iiSs. III.
~ in; lilinols centE,.l III pe!lnsylvai1a Con.
FAiuB, April 2.-ltentes, RIf B5o,
, 1880-04-03


Tho hvera9o weIaht of tho hoxn received at tho
Unlon atock.fartta during March WIS at tbs. Fur
anref1, lsIA tic nveragU wns 21D lbs.
CSI.r1.E-A 1nTxcr v0ftlro of Mtinoat waE &C.
co'plahcA than 1lthor OF tho preceding ,tnyn uf
tic Ne0k. Int tho Increased activity did not result In
my Improvement In prEGest tho rlnekat rnnnintng
cnF5 NJ tho hHo!Ino Of tho day bnfnrc. Trndo Hrand
axceaAtvty lull and reHAlnAd without much unit.i-
uDn hhrliH tho GrcRt1t pnft af thp tsrenuu+ bycsH
trying ltnri ~ hiring alnt further tioeithe but
aAuut II O'Clock the demand beKan u inpruys. mud
frOn, TINT tnc until tic coso VI business hnrn thsre
WASH fair1y active movement. Tho receipts wcro
''ic lesa thn for tho previous three da1s md NJ
th'iu1i n good nihny unnfd Cattle remained in tie
pens, Tho numtdr was nlnch less tkan tho close Of
't'hnrrttay. Sales wore reported NJ S2asa+h nr u
&"ta1 for scrnhs nt s1sfikss for cnn,nUn In Rona
butchers stun; A. Asiat3 for atuckcsst At EAsS&
4 fnr common to chn!co shipping socra, and Mt ttno
S5 for xradcs sAlto to tho wants Of exporters Ths
nnbcr loft over Waa estimated nt betwoen 2UO and
AOW.
QUOTATIONS.:
Eatrn 1sce.ca-tarndcd steers. weighing Ito
Ch".ss NFiIs iii o-iortne stcefs
weuhtn4 iIu " iHD Mr. II1el:0
INK iant t. t.aH hs.... t.s
nR lIi l2U a1talW
,weafinH aD u lin atoaa7s
i1i9 211asaae'
uilh, md hsnawnR 2s}lhD
pGRt9,
, 1880-04-03

Special DhpdteA to Ths Chieapo Tttb4ns.
NEW YORK, April z-sYHEAr-.Ytatss taodysntely
ectlyo, values ucunled xt49lyt opatlslK quitv eay-
NY fartaf FeSoilnx saou< .a4s2a wthou4 loadlnx u
much knslDeas until latpr lu thu utsartou, Ftlsn,
undur satsur shnrn r0vxAl " tv dsuls.Id, PRICES
rallsd ascldsdIy, advancing fully lhQs3a ftom sl0
lowest paint, loaYtnH Ut ttr1u3y " tue
h!HteAs a1urea on lighter ot'arlngss notably Nc, /
white and rsa for curly delivery. Cabu AAylces
continued hsavy hut suwasa tho 01oSe wvro sUpEas
seultl u xulueWlut tEus~ &GvurALla tguvrt 4pfIu
, 1880-04-03


tfeeA ~ lHnrstlny Iflldinx Waa ut $5.llA5 for
a'hafS 10 cho'co qualities.
SHEEP sALES.
No. ir, Isrick.INp a- rrtrr 1kn Ar p+f..
|..,... 81 tsb5 M... ., ift Es;h til. III atN
....1Gi G114l W.....:. 81 Gi5 ai..';;iS Jt t
nvw voux .nr,, skW s1,rrons Yoi.k. v..,,,,,. n,,
kot nnc..nlnn!y hn tr belsfh. and nt reduction nf
GUr Of ,ur md Csn,t,n cita hi v., Ig,
OrllIHnry 10 EiUtl stuUTa fJUitsai nrJp ind cxtrn
t.7athI uiid picked hel' Premium Ii ibs
muntA ti-t!ny. Tu-.lsrnw tho exrIrtH viii 1p iflI
live cttu i,An autE ert III bppf. 10 liYo bhnur 3S
cnrCaHs1a III mutton, ;1yi tlrukntf hugs "
AIlExP-llocellts, d, Au; Il fnw gOI sbeDp atd otoco
ycylng lambs ultvctj hands III fnIr Iricts InnIjlnv
ptiHlo Anu Cxtsa Mtlstffn shrtp ~ 41uksIE fnr 70
ta iurIsRs iavo GcSi,. si At lat hor, nilI H.
inrk;t tniixt III rrrts,ii Nj rm.lV sii ,sS ..nt ~
M uttshnrn nhnnn iflms ii, rii,nS,i ,nt e. X
ftH.. YAt,rtfnu4 o'7 <-o o''f's>'' "''~ f~.'
HwlNE-itscuiyts, sa5o; none 10. sn.o allye, nop,-
' 1' " '.
....--... ALBANY.
ALBANY, Aprit t9.-HEEvEs--ltneqlpts I'D csrA; last
wunk, I'll The uonat!d IL stelii!iy IN tho Increase
ana tne blhnchs tnt tio we9k s.lLns W se: rereasg
~ ovaf '.st wces Win EnM 10rrusenfntl0ns " deal
ii, H .Hg shns 1u txe! @ tnTns ING niHrket Ply
tiip 0punnx showing liSci,no o2 Eu EsIts NJ .S4
dill IN Etrtight bMnclrs OF fair 10 chn!cu nntlvesi
thr0uFii cnnsEnHoHts, 8N cats the anurkct closing
, 1880-04-03
COMMERCIAL,

Tho following wero tho receipts and shipments
OF tho leading articles Of produce in this city
during tho twenty. four hot1rs onfling ut clouk
Frfdny morning, and tho corresponding tt1no
lust year:
, 1880-04-03

buFFALO, April 3.-tinAlH-W -Wheat-spF1u9 ueg-
looted anu wInl1F dAlt sales car white Michigan vt
Ni OIL truck Corn dull, suess cars hsh-u(xs ID yp-I
odn y s1St eas No do At ail on track Other.
ltAlLH}AD CANAL, AND LAKE ERKIuuxs-uns,'
chapRpd, - . =. ..s,s'
, 1880-04-03

RosEoN. April 2-F4ault-uull, Western supsr.
arl' FlaQ47ss cotA.aon sxtTss, tallk4a.. w Wscop'
aan vxtssA klbq+53; MlnAa4otA ~, tthA J6l pstonA
and Indians. a!A2Gtsi. H. laYas, spsss
md Hlhtar lasspt8, fAfa8AsA >.
GuAtS-Cura u Luud1snte 9auaodt mixed Aua ysls
, 1880-04-03
PHILADELPHIA.

rHttAnELrH1A. Aprit a.-FLoult-1,ull, silnnesots
cxtras. medium. &5i good. es,u choice, aa1; fancy,
Na1St Ohio. Hnod, ss.s7Ki Minnesota patont procosa
FLU. ltyo ttuur unchanged. 20
GnAtN-Whcatf unsettled; WCBtern rejected TN
ttck 6la; No. rcd In elevator, $1.ul<; No, red,
APRIL ssA bls!. slh asked, May tla21a bid. sl.Hss
asknd Jnne $!3l bill. si5lM sskedt July, s.1GH bii,
kL1N HHkcd. Corn dull: Wescsn null mixed On ttaok,
Ese. Steamer In atain depnt. tic, sail nxed April
b!e bid hsu asked; MHy. 41le b!a 100 asked, Jane,
t{o h.d @afc s*eIs July. 4t4o bid 43ko asked. Oats
gsai w @ m1'a 1nsgt!ed mixed Wostnr1 %0c No. 1hito
MISUNDERSTANDING unchanged.
huTTkH.in KHtd hGtAtldf rflnnGry nxttna, H4117cS
NOV York State md lit1sdiord Cuuny, PonHtyIvnln,
Rlld N cilnlcG. ?tn:Ac.
tttstis-tAs1er} Western, i2c, ..
c,tHi GtHEEsE7Frn' crsa,nefy, ssi4Ao, do gool, l3x
rErRoLEuM-Du and unchanged,
WllsKf-Stnauy Mt &l.H. .....
3n1tA bl13 uata, II ,ttU bt., WV ' "'
HltfrMESTH--tIUuY, 10,T0 bsIs
WIZ H1;n md t1In.! Ohio Pennsylyana. and
Mis3a; MisSeG;,nn nfiim i;'. Sts;t; g.rss sg New Yafk
sSsh; sh wst'sI t ean,hnF and Ieians.
wnshed, GkGiuct pnGu, 11an!1&c.
, 1880-04-03

HALT1MORE, Nd. April l2-FLOuis-Du and lovor
~ sollt Western sutarAcs. 7ttl.50; do extta, $s)
G5L1i do family. xi.75aGID.
thAlx-Whoat-Weatern duIl uud luHcr, NJ,
Weeeen wtacr red, sl,nt and April $i3isl l3td; May,
*xfal Jnna. sliUsltsG. July tll71{0kl75{, A4-
R'ist, &Ll2Haf.S. C0rn neglected md easier, Vest
cru nxea Hrnt. St!{4.i,4o, May AsfesGc, juno. 4sA
ac stea,ileE. b8S8c, uat quiet; Western white II
Wt.c du m!xta. W. typ dull md nominal ut ixc
MAYEFi!n 9na moro nctSel prime 70 cholce runn-
:, ,stoTLs1o%s-ae md quet. Mcss pork, s,a,2a
l!SG. BAlk neMtH uttaD-Shuu}dpEn. SIC; clear rib
Hlnt. tYici dU lckel iGs7}sc. Observation-Disclosures 51ui
c!Har rlh tleS. - HUNS, l4tslkc 'iaarl MsBt4G.
Ut :t,ta:sE. " 7S' '"'
EutiK-Hcarco and firm ut 11c
l'ETnnhEt!M. .Snu!inu!i rtHnetl, TIC. ....
GMucEl!lEs-cn'fen Hlgts Ito eurYuos fairio primo.
WilsKv-I.Swur u III aiai for jo6Ging lots.
FNEMuTT-In lyaribIo ttur stehnier t.utnlnnl; cot
toH: ..1at afd' tiuur, y Il, Ai.lIr 78ti nsk0A
II MnE9Gs5ir.-Elnt!s ti9 nra; Whuut. ,NO bui cor.
sI'!rMkS,ygs-W @ heat Mttsi Int corn, lsSUa Du.
bAl.RA-WAent, Gal0U hu; corn, lUItlU bu. -
, 1880-04-03

sllEEi'.Wcre ~ light supply. but tic demand wuA
nut v1ry AlarIl Att saGa W0t0 HlOW ut tho ruling
Hflsea q Thnrstay. r.ding ut $55J2k35 for Or.
dlnaty 10 choice quolittos
SHEEP xALES,
Ns. * H5 EI!5t HG n { rs!:fIEs Ar nr.
M@ :: &n,& &S tR:::.ss @::.. ss S!s s @ isi@S 5iS G
, 1880-04-03
NEW ORLEANS. :

NEW OHLEANs April .2.-Flour dull, weak, und
owor, alpertinU tlha.3,i; Xxx, &atk35aast NXX SajO
9s5.'S; hutl Rrut.cs, t..;jdlll1j.
GuAlS-CArn quiet ut Gaat5to Oats aulet Mt 1],xc.
C0tS-bfEAI-Duli NJ fatn,
liAt-Qatet' pr'a,u. $SUJsls.q, ci,otcu, sNo1ae,oa
ftovfsl0SH-losk au!nt but Hrm ut $lAlD Lard
sseadYs llcroo, H.n017.G!s, keg, Sa9A Hulk naa.s
trlneFi shoulders !ousv, iati ctcur nib clqsr
Hlcs, si5 Hlcnn qu!ots shoulders, ki75SJUD; c!our
r, *47a), olcnr, s't1'}aaA7,7a 1iams, sugur-curou
IN you'd tietnndt caivnsVd. Axl0.4c
WMIsMr-standy; Wgsturn ruGtlhad. 31JhfaLi0 >.
,,HHickA1kK-GHnee-iu fair Aid market tientf
sannsam ,Gst r. % K""d l., eSmGo s,n 1s5hs fnr fMy @
EkEs}ke. Mo!nsAes stcndy; common, jo tMIr; :fL!
cunsFtfuNl WaE!Gi ptMu to. cloIo0, 4Ga5Ic. Ntcu
SeircH and HsrI ut Bi{ssIkG e
nHAN-FlFfA III tl,GL :" ~
MUHETAlkt-SHtk HxQbpuxn On Now York, r n uay
tl,un pr1mlu1ni slsrIinE, rah. ;, !
, 1880-04-03

ToLEno. o.. April 2,-HhAiS-Whsat Ncak3 No, l
wlto Michigan. $Li7G, Nd. rod wlutor, asler Apefi
md stay. &L:.N, juno. s.lyl&i July. sI011f, No. !
hayton i Michigan, $LxtKt WUstorn n.ntur, &ls3M
curn slulli No. mxed, sot M. T. E4c, No. wllltV,
tlAos rejsood, 4c. Oats stondy, No.2 spot, ss>6o;
Afay, atc. ::
CLovEl.sEEn-Flrm, fnir doninnd prime, &L7a
it,5s April, tl,s4i Mar ii3ndf lnno. tiIi July,
als NJ ran Wabash. $ll7. COtn hrni; No. q, spGL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., asUn bu, corn. uaon hu, bur.
Icy Islt1r. o. ""'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2soo uu, corn. laAIau bu, bas-
, 1880-04-03
ST. LOUIS,

Br. Lours, Mo. April 2.-F,.oult-1.owor to sell;
fa'uily. s4o nsked cash; sa!es at $aN atay and Ut
N.0 eoliur tho year.
oltAlS-Whcat lower IND unsettled; No. rod,
st23Sl.2l cast, ssa11;}6bt.ls}{ May; s1l1l: alla
LIN 1unoi Ai)$isGeatic July, No. dt,. tLl5{t Nu
4du tlo,1a bll Cnrn oweri utx 5sto cash, 81 51sau
April. 3itk43itk93t5kc Mny; H:EJi3So Junat T3Aa
:i4a Jny. Oats ouert x!4ss:He ca.h, ny Sno May,
:E!HsI!Yo June. llye nominal ut 7ua barley dull;
WMIsKv-sttatlNht $t.nl go So =
'nuytHtuNs-fGfk 0wer at &lo s16slGT Is cashi sNs7H
a0D Mny. }ry xALt n!gnts loHur ut (t1i HiM &LIi;e
nsl sd.45 lacoM IOwpr at tl.l1 sLols7M Lard
nominal. N
lrLUlI buf uutA7 I5uJl bu, ~ '
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long suffering public believe that boy who bad been
ont driving, was descending from the carriage
when the horse gave whisk Of bis tail and twisted the
end OF hair around one OF the boys front teeth which
was promptly jerked out aud sent flying across the
street.
The Czech population of Bohemia and Mora.
via Ia increasing In power and number In comparison
with the German population and the feeling between
these two natiOnaltcs Is growing and bitter
This dangerous condition Of things Is supposed 10 have
been OF the chief subjects OF Discussion at the
meeting between Bismarck and Baron Haymsre. tho
AustrOHungarIan Premier.
The dangers Of Paris streets are freely COM
mcnted upon in correspondence from the French capt
tai and declared TO be rapidly increasing The fav.
which allowed to open very early in the m0in-
ing for the OF peasants going 10 market
the ~ tine lowest and most dangerous char
actcrs and early riding or walking IN tho Bots de
BouOgne often interrupted by rufaDs bent on robbery
The fact that the bodies OF persons drowned
Lake Tahoe sink and never seen again has been
explained by a Californian as follows The water is 80
pure that possesses very little 10 cold
ut great depths that body is frozen stiff the great
pressure OF the reduces the size OF body sub
merged In IL 10 onc-third its natural dimensions" II
VIII strike the average reader that this 'explanaOn
Itself needs 70 be "explaiied."
Mr.. NJ. Z. Ingalls,, of Cincinnati, invited about
fifty gentlemen lunch with him last Tuesday at tn
ST. Nicholas Hotel in that city, and gave them to under
stand that to accept the invitation equivalent
subscribe at least 81 900 each to the fun'
for the Art Museum, which the committee OF which h.
s chairman commissioned to raise In order that the
benefits OF Mr. C. W. Vests donation OF $4,000 may
tlemen accepted the invitation. and after the uDcb
promptly subscribed $4,000.
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A HANCOCK VETERAN NO LONGER.

A UNION SOLDIER GIVES HIS REASONS YoR DESERT
ING HANCOCK AND GOING ovrR To GARFIELD.
From teer 70 ne Hancoes Ieteran Ciye Of Aiddteo'0n
Upon the organization OF your club was
amung the first to sign roll and pledge support
to General Hancock AT that time firmly believed thas
slch course not only patriotic: but that his eiec
ton would do away wIb The sectional issues which
led TO believe thar the Republican leaders respon
sibe the delay IN the settlement and payment Oh
with you That administration that would not make
haste TO recognize the rights OF those VINO bad sacrced
ID war everything pa was Gear 10 Tor Was
told by you aud others that the election OF General
claims. and bring peace and prosperity 10 the waoe
country Bat. my dear SIR l find these promises de-
fusion and a snare nd that III, bitterness aud hats
engendered by tine has not only been intensified by
the action Of the Southern leaders but mat the prne
pies which thought settled IN that terrible con
ct arc now declared by them to be the for which
fought You remember that one or their most re-
spectcd and influential men, a Senator OF the United
states. who during the war was traitor to the nas
which both defended IN speech delivered IN VAR
GINA July last in order to influence the southern peo'
pie 10 vote for General Hancock. said:
Consider wEat Lee and Jackson would do were they
FOUGHT FOR FOUR YEARS Remember the men VINO
poured forth life blood on yrgnias soil. aud DO
not ABANDON aS tnen now h
You will also remember that a Democratic Consress,
man from mas bc s ~ and ssbed
Union soldiers Of tine country are deprived OF me rights
hs at .n in full Here follows the zhooyer letter.
Confronted by facts like these, can no longer give my
suppor to General Hancock know II elected. lac Will
owe his elevation to the Southern vote.
IL he true man he cannot be ungrae!ni To those
who have given him power The Wads Hamp;ons will
be ms trusted advisers The Southern statesmen VIII
shape .he policy Of bis Administration The oya Union
soldier will then meet defeat such as he never knew
any battlefield. The " lost cause VIII be practically
wen. longer consent 10 be party To 50 great
wrong You Will therefore please erase name IRON
your roll shall continue to vote as fought Respect
fully yours, 800 H. a. kNPf;
Veteran 56ta Regt., y. \. Vols.
Middlefoscn, Sept. 20, 1850.
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Nesp'pork Dailu 0riha,1e.
FOUNDED Ely HORACE GREELEY.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER "a. 1880.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoprIGy.-Admiral Seymour was at Cettnje yes
teriay in conference with the Montenegrins; the
Porte has issued another protest against the naval
demonstration. - WOrkmen on strike at jar
zewo Russia, have committed great excesses-=
The Hon. Eugene Schuyler, the United States Con-
sn-Geueral. has arrived at bucharest. - Inc
City of Chester bad a narrow escape from snip
wreck. II Ii is expected that $4,000 troops Will
be withdrawn Ivy Spain from Cuba.
DouEsIIC-Sessions of the Pan-Presbyterian
Council in Philadelphia, and OF the Unitarian Con-
ference in Saratoga were held yesterday. -
President HAYES was in Sacramento yesterday. -
General Garfield spoke at soldiers reunion In
Toledo. - The defaulting president of the First
National Bank of Brattlcboro'. VT, wanted 10 be
allowed to commit suicide when lie was arrested.
- The militia and rioting miners III Ohio ex-
changed shots Wednesday night. - An ex-post-
master of Mississippi arrested for appropriatng
money sent in registered letters. - There is
severe distress in some counties OF Kansas -
Some New.York companies have paid the tax on
corporations. - 50,5OS immigrants arrived III
the United States during August - The lndi-
ana Supreme Court has refused to reconsider It's de-
cision regarding the October election.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-The Tarrytown celebra-
ton OF the Andre anniversary was very largely at
tended Chauncey NJ. Depew made the chief address
g. Senator Blaine addressed large audi
ence in Newark - Governor COrnelPs
condition was more favorable. - one
of the bodies of the buried tunnel work
men was recovered. - James Dorsey. bar
keeper was murdered in the Bowcry. - TAM
many Hall had a meeting and procession
g. Charley CONAN, Uncas, Gabriel and Dis
turbance won the Coney Island races. - Gold
value of the legatender silver dollar 412l2 grains,
1874 cents. Stocks active, irregular and fuctu-
ating, closing weak and unsettled.
THg Manufacturers local observations indi-
cate clear OF fair and slightly warmer weather. fol-
lowed late in tue day by partly cloudy weather and
slight chances of an occasional shower. lhermom-
ster yesterday: Highest So lowest 510; average
$50
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