davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-06-26
NEW. YORK.
Spsctdt Dltpatth Ia T7,s Chicago Tribune.

SrtttdI Dhpdfth Ia T1s Chicago Tribune.
NEW Ytnk, juMs 2j.-GuAlS-Whunt-Winto
prnsst fur vaD. Au declined materially In Nv, tvti
about !'ds:ai Eprn1 wheat quito u1ti0tatuy sought
guolod dawn abuut lu on lrovr uFsrInas. partly 10
arrive; 7AoN lu No. rcd a. 4Latsl4tsai .Gtuu
bH milwaukee, sprIng, prompt nnu nuxt wtpk
telIvorioA. At fltk3lll Corn -ustneaa lu u c,,nl-
parntsuIy arssl aggregate In good part for uxpurt,
lut lta further REDUCTION vt Nc, closing woak mixed
WesteER us'snldod Af35lc oats further dsprusse.',
rccellng about }lo per bu on froo and urgent Of
furlng*s No. chca.u, aia asked. 1lyo-Early do
llv9rlVs yot ueEt0otst Hlld loss nuulu, No.
3WussoTt', August ds!lvury. IN duHl1Id ii. 7tu. -.
FNuvlAI1Ha-llux pIuluutA shuw 4 weakening tuu-
ns'sy Ar Mlsh ta! stadS u eEA chiefly speealatys.
W. % an,s nrke ~ se:s oT nnst fr
Sss:S: };ssf Ss' ssss9 ,Ss !Ss ;s.; S;t; ;s:
MT ,1tsp.s aoturatuy saxas u Irasynt lrit. iia
i;$si ;!ss ys!|; s
i ssss {s;';:
5GsHHs:1ltss a.s"e|ul isss ai.ssasa u stSaa,
PF%Sf1 t %t sHt a.s Il oGna SS; t. a
n,,SS; s' sSSssS s%Ss SssSs
% .os.! w!sl rsfsrrs Al cnfrrns nxafes, bus In lu.s
IL III lrs.stra A..oeta,f.s Pn..
I'll: @ @SSis s:;sss s;a{ }" Heb S $sSs! Ss i!s; r.
srpnSsr s 'n.s sa ei s, 5sa;y ,s rad
Ms.st s.s;'ss ~. s,sa sS'ss Ss. s.s ] aea
MIpNusuta tlt9nt pTYcss. Att0:sa:.33.
SlihA!H-WA Auat .ln! nna inwuri TrcclpsA !7d4D bni
Ns. i do sIi; 81: %; ,tiat'Iai,si 'a.*S3 ,%la:
lEsi NJ. rnI. !ul9,. tEl51l 1lii:,li July, tlllasS
s!sa.asr =! ~. ~; Gts5lei 1ex sai.sa. avj SS
t!aH hVAfJ md luMprs lscepts. 1lhaJ hui mixed
Wosl0rn, ;lst:itlu, w4ita Ws4tatil, aHar4sa.
llAf-Actlvu Rnh fFin; 13ra,
llul'S-lM Salr dcH3Atd. =
ttha,ckH!Es-CsInoe qnnt but dtmj Raq car1oes,
t31@8lIi t!b aHts, nslAsGHu snVAr dull md Nn.
chanKtd 31ulnsAe* ataikly with fulE ounRud. Alcu
:, ,,FxyNuLEIM.bal! aud iowesi ua!sod. 1}4o, crude,
1ltH13tpt r4anGu, H. '@'''
IAifAiW- gluady, with fa!r temaudi G]4aa Sill
HEAlN-lluiut mid unchanged.
TDNEESftAk-etuntIJ; ~ %.y}{O.
kanH-uullt bnyeGsI lnyUst lIiRl4c. ....
4M9YistoA5-1'VFk dHl! a44 lvSpsj nsF Haaas, liz2y
, 1880-06-26
REAL ESTATE.
Tho following Instruments wuro tilel for n,
ord Friday, juno rs;

Tho following Instruments WurU tilcd for ruc.
ord Friday. juno sai
CITY PROPERTY.
EyAtEte9n ay, Y chr ~ Hnrth ltotley 1t, nf
531Ea H. tntlr,Fn4. dated lunN II {kHXu3t m
.FFAhku u t4u PuutHrt.,, ab76
uHHe y. bot Lohtip anl WIlt0W ii, " (, Xix
!E4 r. A4tfd JNnu tJulius l'Tu4Mndt lN
Co!nEs u, . .s,s IL Htorua II L lis ii ID 'SSs
ItY4r. aatv1 May ~ tIDhn 4, Gllttas 10 Cor~
EiM l. IL ali Il vi Nuftii. Ii1atkin IT,.
:SttH q. tnttt lnn0 II itllu ItpslHtptIDp Or.
AsF VI th!cu ~ y ktt+intek MxXnusl,,,,,,,, lm
btH4e ~ " II II lvlsi!u ~ u i, " II IL Wltpy,
untn4 Juns9 y u. and a. ialotS 10 Perry II
pysi IL i or ii Y;o;;; Il T. a33ii T. ~"
4atvd AaT ~ tlassph +. latry u William II.
uisIsI.n j. TX It !. 1t stoiiS Il, I, Hi:aW IL :"
Hn!EI AaY u lAlt#rL Wts,.af " Furry u.
nsstaS IL iii il Il GYiis Il is; ii Ii; Inn
9 fnnhlhR ~ dfayvi, tiHIeA 3fny u illp{avS H.
WAtnsF IL AaExarvt II. llIFtlsay|, ,,,,,,,,'... A70
GutTl w ulrf hlALfe, WITHIN ia piJH uk safEX
u, MI rs w TtIk turnT-HUtIaK,
wiia a6al.il,ks intsd JIM u TlkS Mn.tsI Il;
Ehanf9rJ y tlo MoShanIas' satlngs lIuIik III
ut0fh|eMoel..,........ ...........,,....,.....3 A0U
soc1A x clIr LIMITS, WIrHlS 4 RADIUS VI
,y,,,. sEsES At!ls Or t'sE CnrHr.l!orsE.
Hont1Gftn ~. " u mt Fnttr -ihrt!-at. 81,
%1s.-'t IL dassa JHnv u ". spl u. rvrt u
, 1880-06-26

MtfwAUKEE, juno %.-FLuuit-Dutl md un-
chAhRBtt.
GEtAtH-Wlieat hrrn. and oiosod woak, No. hnn,,
tlf'1 No N!iwHukne. !fc' M. do. !0o, Junc. Nj;
July. soIc; August, n'cs M. do sOc, No. l. Eaxc;
rrjectcd. Hc Cor. stonhy md IN fair dcnnnd; Nm.
s ns.'.I 3nss GWsr; , NJ. \ %A.; nyu s!c"Sys y.
inOrlHlDS3-M0ss rurk gul'ti 81 III rash nnu July;
si:in AtGust. 1as'l H'5 cash md July; tdD
i!nuA.QM!ct md eaaler, ti,oaat.i
t.llEslllra-Nheat to htfrnIa, 1|1c.
1.mnhn., '' -
4u bu, - ''' Wv ""' e'-
, 1880-06-26


aforS rattle arrived At thu unun stack-Yards Jos.
tpsf"y tnn Tor any previous ay sncv ls yards whra
nrelIeA Tli9 largest number previously tgE0rted
was Hdt On March III VI tho present asaaun. The nr.
s'TR1sfor "Wednesday anu Thursday antds an a4Hro-
KHlD Ut s0M0 lh8u .. which Ii u NEeAler ppulpt by
something liko luU huad thar previously recsiyoti
during any ct's,trcutive two days.
cAFFLH H-c0no!lNrltK tic nnpr6ctdpntad.y heavy
F0ocs and Iitu laAnRruuablO NenthtE the cuurpp uf
yussosdys 1HaFkut Wss not orO untavuEublo to sul-
l1n thaH might reasonably havu bsun expected.
IhnTe were VI least tNlta ~ many enttu al Nerv
nuedsd to satisfy lhe legitimate demand. unl That
bIJ4Fs should taEe adTRntnao nf tho fact Was n,si
natural EARLY In tho day theit btds wurp u u.4rh
bdDW tho vl0Hs " sosrs that Aayo trading wa4 Oh.
Truly 0ne VI thu RuUbtn. kn1 up II uciUck yusY
faw cattu bud or'sse tv scales+ uetwven TINT hour
nha 1oel0ok theTs WA good dual Ut trading, bu. tito
lHcrca4od activity Ha. VnY accomplished at thu
sacrifice Of pflces thlcs shpNinx dpcltno In SLIP
ntnY Hnu sxpnft g1aaes Yt lM9lk, Tho coumonor
shttu IN tu drcllu. ~ t!. supply Ut llMt russ VIII
nut latsc, nhlIe te teulnnd fVa bltehvTs an can.
na,I.o ii tha sHs ii hs cosS. ana "li1Sa io.tisss
renelps Ir,sY i. lnsraaa 9spsctu1 furthor esi ns
.*s "a y orss t''s 'iss tss
.H1 !oatls afe9n4Iux l.tl3 III. Thqfs xaIS y fes
a:ats tS;''s 4s.4@n: @ @ssa !, u 81
my E!1t Y H1nd nAtirs Lutchurt sun at tISGS
atnrday !as til Il tas aa,lnsss md dspTsizian
QUOTATIONS.,
E5tsa bseyoa-Gtadpd ateoFs. wS.ahtnx l.4s0
oWs,2.sng ~ t. h4A &sasAao
hax lIs +, ian A,ss4u
in4 aG1 = l1D a9aaAs
Hssit'nx ~ lkl ln.:.,:....:;:.:::,.. 11sea7s
~ =. apesa9
, 1880-06-26

shNrt Ribs, eoer August. r1nhGh Ht tEtt6nk l.nny
eloats Atnts't ut IL 81 oese md tU bUxutlj Enl,er-
lnnd. Eihic bDx1dl inng cMt hnnts, p.s!fsc: aweut
RF.Sn t1E,, e!a.ns. satle nynruat :sa.b39fo
for stlust conts V,Gc fuf ilnuis Mil
CMNFntcl Alid Fattkeh.
GHEA.E-llufut We 1upte whttu Mt El6J<c md rsl-
Low NJ lpt p{E. ''
.nEEF-WaA quiet nt ea,e5ss.S1 for moss, ss7s110o
fns txtrn niesF, Mud III f1tt9I 10 fur hams.
TAL1aW-Qutut and Btutdy at 5NGsJo for city tlnd
G4@1Jlu for COUNTRY, q ~ ~
, 1880-06-26

The ttTk Island earned g.: ID net last year,
aEh!nst S4,'ss9OG0 net thu yeAr before. Tho Oper
athlE expenses were 4uij 0f gross cnrlsln4s.
Lake shuro Atntonrnt III talked ot that will
shs'" the earnings Of the road to havo boon O pcr
cent net IN tho rnst six months ....
Eric sccon'i 6H oI'oncd at ID, ranged betwccn 50
ah1 ta's' closlnK NJ osA,
lsA''rs'al bonds III Now York on Thursday wcro
actltc ahd strong, tho Eric Issues liz llsun lcin,s
MOST prominent III tho deAlinEs; Eric c0nsull-
dotcd Bcuonds advanced from ii TO S7ss: do fund.-
etl Is from ~ to i. Huntington, Cctlar ttnplls s
Northern, t1'sc frnnl 1Nh to 0i1d; Chcago, I.ur-
HnEton 4 Quincy Is from len to III: Cleveland
rtupart; ,t' eonssdatod shaking funds from 10
10 lEo; JEnrcr d filu Uranda tlists frt,m iG.A to
IHI: Fort Wayne llrsls from 1.Dtd tn Ill; In
tlanapnlfs, Bloomington s Muncla ilrsts from *
70 70; k"'lsas j. Tcxas seconds from coz 10 o.;
kcokAk II Dos MoIncs flrsss frnm l5I to
W.: L0ko shore rrK'stered hrsts from 1.li{ to
!-4: lafayette. bloomington : Muncic tlrs.s
from ~ TO WI; Norris & Essox consoli-
u'teo utsts Huafa'ltccu from loS to 10S!s;
Nprta"est res!s1tccd Boltl b0MIs from 1l7!l to
!fa New YORK Cealrnl Registered frsta from
~ 10 IV; Now Jersey Central first consolidated
asaehtoa from j0''s 10 l0i; do do cnnvcrtl1le
asschtcd frum luz TO lG.l; Oregon Railway Il
ShVieatlon hrsts from sS3s to 100; San Frnnojsco
seconda class A from 0lh to 0lti; t1o 'to claRs
i from II to A1s; st. Louis, vandaila s TORN
ilauto seconds guaranteed from 10I to 10i3i;
It. Paul Minneapolis land grants from 1u.!s to
1G,: unnn puclflc sinking funds from iii: To
lis; Wabash tirsts ISL. Louis Dy,ston) frou 1Qt
to 10s. Columbus, Chicago & Intlsuna Central In
comes declined frop, 4oH IL :07;, and recovered
to 40ss; indianapolis, bloomington 4 Wcstert,
Incomes declined frul,, 6J to u; Kuusay civ &
Northern real estate ~ from TOT to 1ui; pcoria,
DccAtur s. Evansyiio incomes from Gs 10 ol1;;
Union pAciEc land grants from 1l3.s to lID, Now
Jersey Central Incomes advanced from II to ID,
, 1880-06-26
ST. LOUIS.

Fl. T.oCts. luna Observation-Disclosures
GItAiS-Wunt lowcr, Mn. rctl. At;es $50 cnah,
not worth nyrr 4u nt to clnsot 74LaIu juno, s714as
&{o duy, Ag1isS1fc Atlrust; s'1ss GsHc your, No.
Do. ssas;c, M. ln. 83c bid uaFy. Corn 1ower Mt
:A}fc cash ard Juno; 1J}ko July. Oats owur ut I'D
Eg19 casti. lkr lnna; ~ July. llyo dull Mt i lid.
Inrry-NnthlH HuInK.
1.EAf,-Bkenty ut Ntr.
jtETrEH-Nulet; dairy 1tetIc.
tHus-t t'Htier nj ~ X Ike :,
WltlsKf-Hlenfy a. 3i.lf4.
lttrlSlnS+-trk lower to sell Mt f1?O1 bill rn.tt
June. nt MY Dry anit f,r.tn ElUw nd .Ittcn,,gr.I
in,x"r 'sncn a, .H*9r Mt ~ 5sh s7Sh Lard npHHaIlY
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. t011 brls: wheat, 71fun h.; cnrn
SMsS1s.F%nr. ~ G1 hfs; sila iSH,Gy n:n., nS o,n
s.0S bh' OATS :,0N bn; r5n, nnn0; barley nOil0.
, 1880-06-26

TOrEDo, o.. June e5.-tinAIH-Whcnt quiet, No.
5whso Wabash. Ss'4ct Nm. wilt" Michigan, El.n1s
amber Mschlunn. &l!0; No. rod Wabash. n,,nt md
NJ s'(c; Wosnrn uH,bcr. tI Gurn se.uly, high mlxe,
Wiki Mse & h2 n,s ,st ,ins,;! nna !n9gS Ss as5 M NJ"
2ul lu. ~ ''
sH!lMEHTs-Whcat 4J,kp bu. corn, 4'Cu) bu, bat-
fey, HUI pu, -" '' ''
, 1880-06-26

NEW 0RLvASA June e4A-EorT0N-Qulct} niadllnR,
ll,ses low mtti!Ina. lasae, Ko, unltnary lolc Net
rscepts Gilt Er0as Tilt ez1k,rta, t;roas britain. A. nj,
c0alln1nt l.f1ti ealee l!AIDi stoek n,aA Weekly
noEraeespts, $1il gFlss HHG1 Drtorst Ur1At nTaln.
NEW yDlE. luna 3s CuTtONs-Sut. veslHts 1t n.
yoaf lJ toni sseoia Vi iii tnllaii itatSs nots Il
dats. t.siIbi lnst ygar, t.hha0 Exports frnm al
laA tatal frsu. ~ unitsd Slnios I4tiis II
ta!s. a1A 9n' s*ss 59ar. 3'kA"gt stck " ~ uned
teI'' t Mm. a., ass 4; 1 st.;yA i;s;;
Ahnat fT f3Tont fa!!ian, l1Abp; iast sypas. blI!A
satss tG!. AZ o. tns IN Teea a Anessan M M sgecH1.
ssis, xssad I ' sn: s :S sSt 70 1
G!!al! tntn M st9ek. 1s1,oUt AmuFcan a1VoQ amount
, 1880-06-26

fEnRfA. ILL.,, Juno 2h-tiNAlS-Cnsn steadrt hlRt-
ixod. Ssi09tAot n,ixll IT, i17e tlats utsGdyi No.
Mi'9'.G 5s4@s:1}iG; Hys sa.y; :Na. J. so,s'ic. u
, 1880-06-26

nErttn1T, JnHe 91-FLuuN-tM,il,
GlA1s-Wheat sloki MOL uhlto,tl+ul1 nskedt Jnne.
tlnlh, July, g1Scl Ansus n.o asked, milling No. u
sSc. Rgcelpts, 10 Aun bEt1 shipments, 1D,nu ht.
, 1880-06-26

HUFFAto. N. r., JuHo .A-1ltArx-Whent Qulat,
non bu san1pIo Grccn tay at stU quotations graded
44a 0tlcE grains Hc41bGtDh,
CANAL FAEiuMrs-IlIyl!eri wheat, ne. aakiMg ~.
, 1880-06-26
COAfNtitGtCrAT.

The following wcro tho receipts anl sliir-
mcnta Of tho IendInR ARTICLES of 1,,rRtuce IN this
city dnr.nY tho twenty ft,tr hours unltnH Mt I
o'c1ock Frtlny ,nosaIns. md tho corr,spu,rt-
Ing time last yctr:
, 1880-06-26

r, vi li"San,.
,tNlrt June |. tfEnnns WpIch III llD ruwn
1hs r1stn.o. ~, ;,y a3u,f tnr,rn Il,
dat0d 1unn q II. ". pUlxtn IA jpan!ul rufIy} IL
, 1880-06-26

1Nn1ATArotts, Ind, Junu ea-t}NAfa-Whcnt
an!et, M. r:.i; tl.o8lU. corn q.iot at ysaa;Ao
, 1880-06-26

nHWEnD June 23.-f7nAlN Wheat dullJ No. !
whfto Michigan. el.i24i.pl Corn atcadyl Wosstrn
mixed. EksAc
, 1880-06-26

rnlLAnEt.rH1A, juno ogs.-WooL-8teady and arm,
Ohio, Fennsyivantx, and West ylfaina d0ublo extEA
aud aboso, " Saci extra. &7ah,u, n,otium, sAaans
c+1arsp. 4E%a1; Now York, Michigan, Indiana, hnd
.a4ls.i oonitn1 ut,t dyalna. lstA!.3ui il,Nashol
do. ais56al 1ue-WaxAsl isAkF pal!uut &0aA
, 1880-06-26

.,AilhEl'-WeI4 quiet and notninhlly unchangot, Mt
Aul4i.A per 1tn 16i. Us To quality.


HhtGL anu ntshlI1HHF uNClHHRed HL
'-..... HRW YuHK.
s,s,, Sxw y1F , III aHs issEsnsss'n III. ,sd s OK
5 II AZ; Ss ,:Ss S;'TS 5 i
1 is 1enSs e S: .4 i!!s's sss siSs5s 'Sy. ~" 1t
# =; 't% .Ss1 n u ys ss'ssas ss:ss ~ y
bss 5 % &C. 'Gx Il ,snsSsy ,sSsss nss ss
sa H.: ana q wasss w'ss''si rssf % = R5s :o'
is,ssa t1 s s s;sa fSs sssrsmss! sss! city
/ nuFFAt.o.
nTExrAto .1I y JnMo , sao.
'S$ s"S;!Ss; sst ss sss .'ss,' @
TIL; IHoI;, soifS nY HE ISr t, r,sn. ,s,
@ M;;Ss iss'Ss' 5 sss saaS sSasl;sH fsif ist
At. Louis.
,,s sr. l.og1s .s ate JuHa -cAIrrEzstcadr for M.
5s 5!s1s ss!s se|'SS @ ; sss s;s ~ ssss :
FL MI j =" 1.'
Receipts. UaH sh!pn.unts, roisc.
CINCINNATI.
;sSl''Si: ;S .ss,sn: siiS s &; ' SS'sS '
.. 1Sn1AS!Art,LEH. ....
a aSS'aSsgs isssgs i r sSasss "s 1I!Ss-wsos @ at $40
14UMHltR.
rho curRn market VIVA htrndy and nrttyO 10 tho ex-
tont ut tho nfEcgngs which wrra nbaut sixty lpa$.
The supply w,ls ctGly tnctt, though ricce sttstY Was
offered und 1anRllt NJ tSi5, a chuce shtnRly was
quoted ut t2U. Tho following ts tl.e rupso or ca1xo
prices:
HInon plcc0 ktuIl ~! bH!3
GEeon Gonilnn alt !I!u GlllQl
MIEeH iNGu1fHl LA! GslAfl
4!!A!
E1tnMunf eninHleh' Ky @ ~!
iMh'''.t.t....'.'....s..'... lIJ
Tho yard trn,iu cOntHuos ncttvu aad tho feeling
stronu especially cUnMUn gruies, which nrc Erll~
tns NJ nnrsnw margin pv1r cnvE0 prces. NJ ohnngo
N prices In expected nv present.
Efst Alltt rtCun 1fcAr, nd inch. *E1m 470J
Mrst Atd second ciear E&biH ihch..".... Hug t.Ml
First An1 Ner,nt cjtar roMgf, inoll ....... 4LTl
'the' cltnr do. aiD
ESaa,a', ;a';,n Tss:sa ] iccoo;%
sass .'Iis ss sia i%e! sax assS
y ntack bInttI*. ~ 81: 3Ieh nt4flu
& stuck bunrts, up2 inal .............. AINxaiul
Eui!ciH. IrAt llF!1
tG1lcns. Nh HnRYll5J
Gonlnuil lhtnrts.. 1ik}tl!1
tanltt'n laEtr!.. NJ. 3... NM*lnl
aeiisiSm Till. 2lIaj foo.. liitI~ ~SiH
Fetett. HIT, rough, alid but 13tEbIIUl
Hn!nurs. stn,dnstt ind c.lnico .......... 2Hts 81
sh!nRcs, cxtra,... 44J1 2j
, 1880-06-26

Itt,tis-Fvr ,luy IN Tnna ycscsiays recoipts warn
e!..ss e,e[ or ,s iasi.1f Zig i0I ti Tie lay inf.
!'rmrr'i nv M pGr ist It's. Ts,I,u nt,eiaii sinW III
e @ t xFifes i .,'n Y ny. nnnthef r. s1t -
where theF ren1tnuu tnli md w1nk 10 tho rlnsu,
feN lst,t void catiy ct eta ~ and s,c m irayy
, 1880-06-26
PETROLEUM..

Pt1rSnuNo, 1nu0 ID A-prrMotEuN-Ver5 Irregular
crude. sl.s@& Al pnrxsrs Tor snipmsnts renued o..
talindeiphta delivery. ...
CLEVklASu, o., Juna s -pkrHuLKgA-EittnS
6tanlAta Nhlts, 10 test, Wc
, 1880-06-26

NEw YohH, Jnna A-Ooiton Knefis market rather
moea Ae.ise but ioand Irregular xnd prtccs arc
settled Light prints roMatn qulst but thero Is soals
inSS3 fot dark psin!. Lam. rnd Hnshanas y! AZ
taote y Murs inquiry for Kuulucky jsanA Eosvlxu
, 1880-06-26
A9m. t'cof stenlF, With n fair demand. tut ,nn,,.
aMnt but Hft's nna cnar Mlulrs. Si6e; anrt rI"nt
sniln+ s3S. f.art wtti} prtlH strNtl H. Is ~
tHkKsE-tfnnxt bl4fa7i<E,
WNlAkY --Xuuin1li IL IL



DAkrfMntsE, Nd. 1nno T-Ftnt1tt-- and rc,.,
Wuttcrn hnrurlnc, sIij5ab0i uxtru, S7asl Is, fnm.
~, ts,Ulahi6. '"'''
Observation-Disclosures hiahcr for SPOT md 1.-Two,
fur futures; Nh. WSstGrn wnter rod npe,, sj,,X,
1nnr tfla>tt tnly. G7kt August, o1.,
sartaIuber, f!>i'isi LsG1$ Corn-Wcatc,n hpot 1rn,
futures siray, Western mixed SPOT MID Juno 61X@s
6lldc; 1nIr, fdli9}ic, stonn,ur. SIC. taa ensisr,
Western white, :rsHaH9c, do mixed, xlff:s3os I'snnsyi
r1nih. Na3fc. tsyN QN1Bt md GnaiGr Mt Ea.
@4t.WL '' ''''''' st9"V
lMnvIsinSH-FIsm an,f higt,rr. Mess pork 1,ov a,
flAa5 Hulk tgrts. n',ru, shoulders, Gnt nndr Fix
tidrs iEct rnrheit ksstiH1c l1aenn at0ui1ISf. ID.
!!tttiTrEH. nrafy steudy, prime to oholco Westurn
Eistss- -Eak!ns at i3Gal7lxc, ....
neutrality-suspicious. n0Inua1, rcf1nnd 1na10t<c
HltlFEtfEs-f,ntfrp frnl At,d Ain,tp hGttpr1 tlfo
cHWSYSes W;,gsx yr!in;n1ry 3 E;io H5Lc. snsr ca,ef
f,tElt'nTs--Tn !!Enfrnoi+ nor atenmer higher for
9fn,ns tssn i!I.r y II, Hfa!n
B., ;HN bl1i Dats, 4.AtI hui '"s
HIttFMESTR-WNrnk cQlnDt bur cnrt, 1Httb1 I'M
sAhEa-N1cnt, u 1,sH bn; corn, f,aII b1.
, 1880-06-26
LUMBER.

Tho carTn markot VIVA htcndy md nntivo IN tho ex-
tcnt ut tho n7erlnRs. which nbaut sixty lDa$.
The supply wns ctoliy tnct though ricce stuY Was
offered und bHnRAt NJ tS,i5, 4 choice shtnRls was
quoted ut t2iu Tho following IL tle rapso of cargo
, 1880-06-26

Tin0thy WAs. QnUtUta firm, with e4lnA n
4. Th1 offerings Hsr0 light. md fus,itHn
! strung. September VIVA .IlDtu.l nj tlMf.
u y.ln CluFor wax ulIut nt A,tkkt l. u.
Ind nii1lGt w0ru t1uetIyp. Flax WnH ut-
!yrrh Nt1erGit tl.js, utlu s1fIuts nsEo,, fl.IX$
ulnDer. 'fha crDC rt.tt0rts nru conflicting.
uniting IN II iarRg lin cFull.
I'M Hlualiy MD III {ytr feiJ,luatt
, 1880-06-26

rnsklil9 ln1fhilS
-
CHEESE -Chrlttnnes dull md aeenfre. ycstcr-
hnys Liscrpont ruutAtnn was &ss. which IL doclIMu
within t1 past ten tlAyA VI fns1y In. ~ tho Enst
vulnoa fnyO suffered corresponding ehrtnkaae md
here tin tlecl!na inns MISC hGen anvGrD. This demand
"a restricted. md 1hi1ar neGuMM1atinH auppllus Tho
Tendency IL attl1 1pwMWhtt1i
, 1880-06-26

Toa sntc NV ....,....,.. .,':: Ga:5Wj ii sS1
etsat explFts s!Mru Nnv. sil:.i,S,si
lArd lIuft4 sihcu huy. !, Iii, xIIIiIUI
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-01-29
Cough Medicine.

Take three tablespoonfuls of
whole flax seed; put in an earth
en- vessel or pitcher; pour on a
quart Of boiling water; let it
stand by the fire for an hour,
then add the juice of four large
lemons, half teacup pure honey,
one large stick of licorice bro
ken in bits, one stick Of rock
candy pounded fine; stir often,
al d when licorice and candy dis
solve, stir. If too thick ami
jclly-like you may add more
boiling water; some people like
il to "A jelly. Take u good drink
of this whenever you feel in
clined TO cnughj it is best drank
cold, as it will not induce per-
spiralion. This can be drank
by any ono, young or old.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-01-29
Eat Onions.

Few people dream of the viz
tues of onions, and those few
are enthusiastic for the benefi-
cent bulb, and believe it a pan
acca for every i'll. Lung and
liver complaints are certainly
benefited, often curcd, by the
free consumption of onions, ei-
ihcr cooked or raw. Colds yield
TO them like magic. Don't be
afraid Of them-cspeciallY if
you are married. Taken at
night all offence will be wanting
by morning, and the good effects
will amply compensate for the
trifing annoyance. Taken reg
ularly they greatly promote the
health of the lungs and digestive
organs. An extract made by
boiling down The juice of onions
ia a syrup, and taken as med
icine, answers the purpose very
well, but fried, roasted or boiled
onions arc the best. Onions are
a very cheap medicine, within
every body's reach, and they are
not by any means as "bad to
take" as the costly nosirums a
neglect Of their use will ncces-
state.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-01-29

WASH FOR FRUIT TREES
The present is probably the best
time to scrape and wash pear
and apple trees, in order to dis
lodge the numerous insects that
are concealed under the bark
and in crevices of the wood, as
we'll as to remove the fungus
clinging to the trunks and large
limbs. n preparation of Whale
oil soap, in the proportion of one
pound Of soap to four or five
gallons Of water, has been found
to be a remedy for these pests
Of fruit trees. Some, however,
apply a preparation Of carbolie'
acid, sulphur and lime, freely di-
luted with water, as equally eff
fective, and as being also a pro-
lection against the blight and
generally adding to the health
of the trees. Perhaps the latter
may prove the most efficacious.
1t is easy to give them a trial,
and we have no hesitation to say
that the result will be highly sat
isfactory. We have often used
the whale-oil soap in the manner
suggested, with the best effects.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-01-29
9atm ans 9uuselul6
g
The WAY to Handle Sheen.


There is, says the Drore's
Price Current, right way and
a wrong way, hard way and
an easy way, an awkward way
and skillfnl way TO handle
sheep. A great many men will
catch sheep by the wool on the
back with both hands, and lift
the animal clear from the ground
by the wool only. BArbarous.
Let some great giant grasp yOu
by the hair of the head and lift
you from the ground by your
hair onlyl Wouldn't you stlug-
gle and squirm worse than the
Iiiutc sheep does when lifted by
wool? And would there not be
a complaint Of a sore head for
week or Two? If you do lot
believe it try the experiment.
We have slaughtered a great
many sheep in years past, and
when removing the pelt Of such
sheep as had been handled by
the wool we have never failed to
observe that beneath the skin,
wherever the animal had been
caught by the wool, blood had
settled. In many instances the
skin had been separated from
the body, so that inflammation
was apparent.
We have known proprietors
of sheep 10 be so strict in hand
ling them that they would order
a helper from the premises if he
were to each a sheep by the
wool on any part of the body.
Some owners OF sheep direct
their helpers thus: "When a
bout TO catch a sheep, move
carefully toward the one to be
taken, until you are sufficiently
near 10 spring quickly and seize
the beast by the neck with both
hands, then pass one hand a.
round seize the brisket, and lift
he sheep clear from the ground.
The wool must not be pulled.
IT the sheep is heavy one, let
one arm and wrist be around
the neck and the body pressed
against the leg" We have "a
ways handled sheep in the man.
ncr alluded TO. We never grasp
the wool. Others seize a sheep
by leg, then throw one arm
around the body and take hold
of the briskct with one hand.
But ewes with lambs should
never be caught by the hind
legs, sunless when handled rough
Is, especially if their wool is
pulled, the small bruises and in
juries will render them more
Wild and difficult to handle.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1880-01-29
Management of a. Colt.

A horse can be broken to
stand for one to get into the car
riage in this way: First and al
ways be gentle. Only nervous,
excitable horses have such tricks,
and whipping makes them crazy.
Harness the horse, but at first
leave the carriage in the barn.
Tie a cord around one fore foot,
pass the other end over the girth.
Take up the foot first with your
hand, but once up hold it with
the cord; then drop the foot and
lead him a few steps, and at the
word whoa stop him; at TIE
same time draw up the foot with
the cord. In a short time YOU
can walk behind him, driving by
the reins, and bring him to a
stand by the word and the cord.
Now hitch him to a strong wag-
on, and hold up the foot by the
cord; or better, if you have a man
with you at first, let him hold up
the foot while you get into the
wagon and draw up on the cord.
When you are ready to start,
slacken the cord and drive on,
holding it all the time in your
hand. lie will soon learn that
you are his superior. A horse
disposed to rear or kick can (if
a young horse) be broken by ty-
ing the cord to a hind foot and
passing it over the girth, tying
the other end around the under
jaw Gt should never be drawn
tight around the foot or jaw,
giving just length enough for
the horse to take a reasonable
step. | have broken the worst
kicker / ever saw in this way.