davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-11-27

consots from lel to 1@.; Union rno!0o land
grants sold up from ll3!t 70 lfi+ mil rcncted to
III; st. ranl 'tlrsts H. & D. Divls!on> rnso from
III 10 lt7E.
Government bonds were weak. III Chicago,
District os Columbia ;lAis were t0G md l0l; tho
United States Is, lla!6 md 1l:!t; tho ESs wcrn
1l:!& md 1lsls: tho it, tDiA and 101tf; nnl tho
0s. t0aA ansl 1DGt. At tho cosc tho Is and 4tss
soil down to 1llH hItI md IT. nsked.
Foreign exchange wns wcak or account Of
tho tlghtncss Of snDncy In New York. Stcr-
ling posted ratrs wcro 4sl nnd 4s1 Hank
md 4slAe1lsi for demand. For sixty.day
commercial h,lls ior prompt dcttvory this mouth
477Act4'Tai WIS thh market rntc. Posted rites
fnr l'nris wcro h1j for sixty t1Rys aud 6ssss:llf
for sight. Stxty-t,ay commercial bills, prompt
delivery on llnvrc. EnstGGp and Mnrscllles
kAl; the same for thrco weeks delivery.
sxty.tlny commercial tils on Antwerp, do
livcrnhlo prompt, wcro SIT! 4G1ENaf; thrco weeks
Tho slime. I}ankcrs' bills I'LL Germany wcro ~
fur sl&ty tays and p1siGtHaA for demand; sixty
dny commercial hills, prompt, Wat0xl'i; ar1
for three weeks delivery tho Butnp. bankers
Eul1tlers on Holland wero ;Nhs for eixty days
and 40,t for demand: atxty.daya' commercial
wcro :na.dbD 7.i6 Austrinn t!orlns. AIN; Nor
why, Sweden, md Dnnnlnrk. III. Tho supply OF
Bills nRRinst exports Of produce was sn,nll.
Tho exports of domestic produce from Now
York for tho ,,nst week nmo.int tn ts1as,dS5,
uEniust $7.Es', III for tho corresponding wcok ot
1877. Tho following tnb1o shows thu exports
texc.usivo Of spcco) from tho port Of New York
for tho week ending Nov. q, 1880, compared
With the statement ot tho two previous years:
f.; l;s;,'; II ;gss:;ss: $ss 's
slneo jan. ........ .ti7i. .;7s3 tleiS.30 10
Tho Errninp i'ost snys that money Is 80 easy In
London that importers Of g0ld tof which, nc-
, 1880-11-27

HOG rNODuCTS-Wer active. md fnr1l was OK
cited. 1toEs wors plentiful, but quoted Asm whlIo
Ltvorpool reported advance Of u In pork md I'd In
lard. rhSro WIS biz speculative dcn..lnd hero for
tho latter GaAc tho facts Ut amNll stOcks nrEely
lHcrUasOd consutnntlon. and smaller yioi por head
from the current packing. Tlis rUytyed pork, Which
was weak cnrly becHusc Of present big production,
but tho lattor fell bnek. Thoro not mucl, export
domand for meats. shlnpera being discouraged by
Hcrclty OF freight roon' and perhaps by tho prospect
nf un overwhelming supply II hogs continue to como
forward As HuHl1rOuBty as nOw.
Spcc!A roOrts 10 tho Clncnnntt Trffs Current show
iutest nl dates: 81 tho nadcsnontloued ulac0a, with
, 1880-11-27

ycdnc,,ay. Thcrc vos M, -@-
euniy wMs tnnii. Acirr n antmnai maich demand In,
TSHs EsI Tep"1.e "1a ats' II @ @ III" III 7,
SaD ,, bY tn,np, n fHEa l'c!G. nt aii,te ~
rrru1ni. II wintnr whene ~ an!n1 htJl h "a
v,,it, tint Inn tn,np ~ H. usnef nhfhA ntn Iae
',cr ~, n,arirar 'tus sn9 Ihnte doct,1.
i:tiiiS -Wns aetivo ind un.e. n t,aH ,i"H,h!nn ID
a"nt "n'al rnas "attdi IT, e. "fssnsc
Mrihpe IN W1, nata,fnnon. 0ftor deelIn,nonrsr
cTntnf nnh f1.u,on n II" nox y decline oi 1s*hs
frc,,lni. wTrr a,nnii ~. ,s,T 1iAttor bn5tt Pef
kit sncmn,I r. In A'' cbtnt, ma uuya. Tka naf "af
whent hmt nnta1Hs G1IEGfms snEfms lnhuences "as*
M,,,rp numer1us mnd s1ue ~ thass nrdes1 vceess
il brought out BY t,ie Hcnyv' 't,t ss WIRE unoubten
e,mn "FF H. ne d, aor T ~ nnw VA. ass
i,iie NrcintIYe hiiItnHnt ,n e.inf s hhlerr non,s
toi,hiu 6iocka,In ot liz tniitt not favored r. h
Haiirr ay nrc, al l7itatsr f nna lhn Efls sssS ~
bi Haiicr nn;nfy fMnr"d n r. .1 hna c!psod Il III.
@l}3e ~! Foir!!nry was nj e'9tt1g Il
slFatAe n1NnfnfnheE NJ III ~ liz ;19he II
1na ~ TRnt hHts wer3 rpftiad nf Hi elns'
nsa n,n I, txSa III ~ IT. t3GS 20 b now 6as ea W
tes IL saps aa ssa Il tG est:. soa oa s9SS s9
DA19-Wnra nEnin ir nodnrnta ,enue,,
neaxet N 5tnInthE with errn Tho fnnrtc1 11pe;nlnE ;
n,s HoM n,s1e Vo1s ~ ea fa M y nsHn n so,ss s
b r. aot al Tho eaTs 9oT VIZ "snR
,,rened At ~ sou ~ aSc a,lu cnsod al xc
1scrmnor so! as H!a{@lto ana cnses NJ IL. ,neat
Ehsn 90. Wnfb 9Aci and SaseMhes at3iHEttss @'tsA
, 1880-11-27
VENETIAN BATlIERS.
Tho Inhabitants Considered as Ami
rhlhinMH.

a"o t"n""''"n's .,,.,,.,n''n So'a'"erc" "s ""'
Venice ;1 co'rt'r"natnee , NV s lsrs T'mt'. 49,;
summers early eve, when tic lengthentng
shadows cross iss network Of green winters
und. climbing fust uu i,s marble facatlcs. rive
,,.. .,,'n' 's1 ,,,...,. ,,,,,'.''",. =, ~
9nnn~ 'asiss yt trlr
val sculptures md Inviting c0olness, some
times lending the exc to Inviting uatches OF
brilliant rrrcr In vcr,tont cn,,r,r rnr,s III
ofte'lur inlo l'assases ara nails dark and
r1cs III decp-ttntctt picturesque .tleeny. At
Nils honr Venice becomes aoubly umphibi-
No. S eaWs @ nv, me ,ru Mxe o, mi1 ,r.t mut av
,i,.! 'u,.i .'e'a NY. poSs' uG vesy Mla,y
G ~ +; 1a ,sns.rs eG 1tn ~ a.. s.o, ,rs M p"r
TnIvncsinMs ~ I T;nS ,,ivn .tiv i9 ,hnI HSGe, thev
sn1Ggs' ua1g' ugy splaSsi, tloS nnka tno o..i
WIN, WITS ,,,asr Ha ort,.s sunny MeIs '',t. msIry
thnir nnln ,v',itn hotHa @ cn,MG n,,t o.o;m!f WHY
tho t., .i,, r'".. ,oif @ ~ -. "ESt ;,:,
,,s tnus ~ f S}, et,ppE nin, sri iIg!;G: ka ~ ay
;nnnea,'n., ;g,wn "a I'll; If ,;,y ;y pve "t'M wmelp e
oeeiee nn ;t, s1,l =, tm rs snpIeale' pI otnets sle
nitfr GuIt!mmr IN thnir r. .sti, ao III nitTps' st'
.i,in to" E;S,, t"HtI " s,oHI .s , ON ON Hins,
Ic o tcIr kIleM, w M' sl1ls ~ u % SGn "eIG 1s
s s2cs W ,s ,nri, n ~ gt if " ir mE .,e'- III
,aG', or etse WY iet G!cr oes i, io$e wisl!
itnsr t. t!'s,psesrs ' Or tho !lo"r-ilnss, to bs
IT, 9id te stii! ~ irter " tholr l'n!'tsal "
nnrds .Iase 10, hiot' 70 W. % pt; tn Ml niGas
swjn1. w;ir fcat + + s suna an,nsa t n{ ,J''i r "
hos ,t.I H., snG,iii .i !Gi', !Giis .uhe aaie!l
s..stn@ ues io .i1 el,s los ttlS nGrHose ~
III nnrks ~ nr,' I to @ Nv wa vi i1G's +, ,o sr
pristnE m Hs md usr ius T 70 ~o' see how itsry st
tAM CA5ctt4 ,le1 lNhN W llH ltGacHETOu3
, 1880-11-27
At THE M0RGUE,

lSr The tNte,I9y Tribune. I'd,
IT'S Ika cn1I.4tl curved with 1iNtlent care,
CicGli-Git MlId ple.lr-
Iho low ytraiuht hT',w, tho waving yellow hair,
Anu shapeIy car.
Tho lon9.!ashcd eycl.sls prcss the pnlllu check;
Tho curved lips, THU, :
And uwI tna!r sir.
4 soulless htt Of human loveiinoss
=. ln WOnthn's Wtsska-
a creattre void u truth or tendosnes&-
4 thing ok lies!
smi!e to MO 1t lNeless ut my feetl
My, do not Etartl
am avenged ut lust-rey0ugc Is sweet
ohe pfoxe my hearts FArsriEE.
, 1880-11-27


FLouis-Was quiet but strong. There was good
count but more ttsasroenont than usunl about
prices. Hatrs wsro iuod 10 4W brs and 4u bugs Win
ters on private letsi 6 bEla double spring oxlrns,
partly nt tl5i Is bs!s buckwheAt ut &0 md 10 brIa
rye Hour ut ei.A4 Total equal to l.aD brss Export
nourr wHEo guoted nj E.at2at0 for good ~ choice,
and gya Hour " ft.Nk13.W
uTIkN 0ttLLsTUyKs-Weta In good demand and
ntu. husos very II cars bran ut el13&sll73; cars
mtldARa Al tllu09lA7t, D tons fvea At ta,Gs mad
cor t1urse corn-nICul ut tla5o pas ton On track.
HrlklEu WIlEAI-Was uctlvo nnd vesy Irregular,
with u nervous feeling throughout Tho market
opened lAc lower tAan tho laiest price OF Wetnus-
duy recovered tho llo, ind thuh ducinol Nc clos
hg latno. \ considerable part Ut ibis dDcline was,
huwosur. Established Oh thu curbatnns Thursaav.
WlIotO tho fGVk tR& f4ty 1enrls. and lnany put1
N0s3 ku1 III 70 nloct thu hlarket yusterany. lAtvr
pool md london quoted tscHg, while tti0 Fs1Ich
uur rvc0HtA wutv s!an! Sspvelar fur two duys. tbs
easls fcelna Eas almost p4ntcky, 80 much 6ong ~.
furea ~ une fpt Ha!c t'at 6ayota hoI on expecting
Greater !top III synpathy With tlp bfoak ID i!A!tl-
Sss @ i Ss 9ssn Ss5 ass eS5s
wont up IN eoasu.la6neo. They foil OF when iater
LIsurpiul adyIces quoted naaknoss tAcro. Th9 do
Mut!t Tor aztAh whsAt Wa nunEal9 clo4iNg n sl0H
Ut xss u i. Sisr III aaSary Sg1s M III + ~ a
He.F nrcatIGuF s1nEod At <tiit<L1!1k, ctusttl. Ut
$llt. November was nearly n,n!lua. III H. LIZ
Ma febsussy 9aist q tt1i.!4l. MI sini sales wSra
sat Msssio; issp u u 1sjre,Sd II syxs: sSa hh e ID
ey .anns vi G1c4 tlQha Toa!, diliU bu. Also s,tuj
WisTEM WnE EAT-Was qlet aud nruibs. rod clos
Ing ~ sllh whIrh Uha ~ sboFe tae lasst pEaeo of
, 1880-11-27
DY TELEGRAPH.


IA special dispatch containing tho financial
news Of tho day witt bo found III our rcgiar
New York general ntviccs In nnothor coluinn.1
NEW YoHK, Nov. ss).-Tho moucy market wns'
stringent this Nfternooon and stock brokers
p1itl LID Of per cent per dny to get money ut
per cent. Tho rate Mt tho bunk WIS Ms fur aev-
liberal commission WIS bl to Rot money TT u
per cunt until tho iirst week In lrtinry, n!.hongh
!s dar s e II; lie; year IT % ar st cen. 0of'" '' ~
E0yerntncntA firm, except for ANS md 4s,
which declined h1:s.
III Erio scco1ls, coi,solJ which curly ,ttlvnneotl
TO 19i. Inter 'ec!!nrt! to io!s;. ngnii nlvancctl
Texs X 19 'S aos s's 4sis o IL 1e ISss ss'rDF Dyss S
ntul 'lehentIrcs per contss to IL: 81. Paul 81
81. Taul ulHo,lthorn ai!u,lcsn,n Divtso por ccnt,
to lDs; Tcxns I'aeI!tc tncnme tal,d-Krnnt IL per
eeat. e t;!i: and Chesapeake & Ohio u bonus
State sucnrittos moderately ncttvo.
The stock tnHrket opcne.l stsor9nnt Ec1,orally
si,1winK tho iat,st Improvement, nn1l In curly
dealings y further ntivaHcs OF Ato II wls rc-
sssred. the lHttor IN ii'a'awary, i.acka,sanna =
iattor Western Union. WHICH wis 'foii3woii
u q wask so ana sS elessa s"ss e
compared with Wednes.ay's closing boIng
lrotn 4 to oa.i: western. Union loading tho aown-
The r,'ln9r comes trom g I Ioston that Wlllam
which will RIyo them control of tho rtl,1. It ID
claimed thnt tlo controlling ntGrcs1 ts for sao
Il nrxD proportion nf tho sIlAre vApItni.
An1thrr nf no rtnnrs current on the street is
st sSySral @ o. the s Cfor ;ss eapn,i.5
irAight tholr movement hero, mud have for 4
week : boon buying sloeks. ,
, 1880-11-27
6hVft Shut. L. & 81 Nh0rt
ribs. dtrs' ettdrs+ cisHFs.
l.oose, part saltcd... &I.n ftAt t1.MI s1.s1
llt, buxel. ...........I IAl &7a TIL 7.Ii
IleG1inbDF. 1Ouna....l Rt9 | a.h | HH t1
InnGlfY, hlDay. ......I T,N | 4tEMl 7AH I'D

Hhnrt sibs, soIler Januury, eluae! At HUI L1nV-
clears quoted III ts1 iVuau ind t70 boxed, cu,linr-
lnnds ;s4A19fo bnxedJ ana cut hnns 7s{tsso YNoot-
green haub. saulo aXeraKo. G!4IiAc.
s0rt ribs, b.ln for s!iGrt clears, l0o f6F hama
all CnlvaSHt unu puGkCd.
uNEAsE-QulUt We quote white at bos><o and yol-
low at ~ lHo, -
HEEF-1en ns qulot at 370aa7.2s for moss, &aoOas23
for NxtTa f1ese Ntlu Til 1,u) Tor huns.
,rAtLoW-lMiet and sfsady Al 65is94o for city aud
, 1880-11-27
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wcro tho receipts md shipments
OF tho leading articles OF produce In this city
during thd forty.cIght hours cndsng at : o'clock
Fri,lay morning and for tho corresponding time
lust year:
, 1880-11-27
Tic follnYiux praIu ,sns insnactcd into atarf

1ltC 1UlluW1UX EEulEl WIS 1HSDGElEu into 6tOrQ
In this city yesterday morning, botng tho re-
ceIpts of two days: Fl ours rod whcnt, 0 onrs
No. winter. cars rctecicd,a 2 cars mixed, III
cars No. spring. 4: cars No. Is .lo, 81 ears re-
3cctel tSp wheat, Of whle! 10 nro wIntcr); 1B1
cars No. coru, 81 cara h!gh-mixod, ITO cars re-
jcctci. cnr no grade t34 CORN; 10 cars whIte
oats. s5 cars No. : mixed, 10 cars rejected Qas
oats}; j cars Nm. rye, CIR rejected: : cnrs
No. barley, 10 cArs No. 0 do, Is cars No. tto, i
car NO. do III hnrloy). Total. Gs5 cnrs, or
e5,0O0 6t. Inspected out: II. i0o Blu svhcnt h14s1
bu corn, 136Qo hu outs, 6,so1 bu rye, 4,lSl bu
barley.
Tho lending produce nur}lots wcre very much
nns0ttlctl yesterday. with active trailing In most
departments. The receipts Of gran wero fight
NIL round, and this faot sustained quotations 1T
sp!to Of very pronounced bcar feeling hero
md lower prices in EnEl1nt. The early footing
was woak, with largo offerings. partly Induced
by the reports Of storage trouble III baltimore,
which VIC huvc noticed elsewhere. but thore
wcrc good tnnny buyers. ant prices advanced,
only to sng buck again towards tho close.
Pork foil OF carly, With n report Of 1lbout
100000 hogs ut tho stock.Ynrsls for
two Days, but differed in sympathy
with rcgular boom in lnri. Tho latter Is ro-
ported to bo It, very small stock nl1 over tho
20 much lard por hcnl rs wns expected. Mess
pork closed 1ao lower, ut 10 for Dccom-
hcr 1lnu $lao5!aGDli.O0 for Jnattnfy. Lnrd closed
Go higher. Mt S8.t.3 for November anl $40 for
.Innuary. Short Ribs cpsci ut S7.00 for JANUARY.
spring whont closed lii6Dfi4o lower, Mt Sl.1l.s
Tor Deconbor and $t.l2!s for january. TOD
winter closed stelily at s1.10. Corn closed ho
lower, at &c bid for Jnnuary md 47afo FOR Aiay.
Outs closed oAsIor Mt ,t}G333to for january and
ut T1So for May. llyo was higher ut Dic cnsh
and N.}{e bill for Jnntnry. Hurley closed 10
higher, ut sl.ol for spot M. or December. Hogs
wtrc nctiyo anu averaged higher, closing stca,iy
mt $45od1a.70 for light, and ut $4.9015.1O for
heavy. Cattle wCro actlvo md stronger, with
snlcs Mt So0O1G,1J.
eiaoso WIS hothine snec10liy now TO 10 noted
IN connection with tho tlry-goods market. For
tho scason II moro than ordinarily good demand
exists, md the tolo of tho market romans tlrIn
, 1880-11-27

Horrors arc pressing on horrors In rcRard to
grain storage. 1t hus fnr scydral days past been
impossible to yet wheat into eolno elevators in
this city. Now they havo trouble ut baltimore,
Tho news calne huro yesterday that tho waro-
house propTlotors Of that city bud 8tven notice
OF IN adyanC0 Ut thrco-sxtccuths cents ncr bu
on all grain Ia store during tho tivo days suc-
cced,uG Doc. 0, nnu ~ per bu extra for zach suc-
coedlng tlvo days on ul1 Kr1ltn that ts now In
gtoro and not moved out before Dec II, The
announcement caused u regular panio III haiti
t,,use, wlth-n brcak IN tho price Of wheat, aud
caused much Indignation hcrc, Ono Ecil-
tOmnn tHir, DrlvegI who hnlls s5,O0
bu Ut wheat thoru denounced tho uetion
iu very sovcro terms, and others wcro quite em-
phatio, It viii Re remembered That q similar
, 1880-11-27

Tho following Instruments wero ,nlcd for rec
ord Friday, Nov. Il:
cry PROPERTY.
VII HNssSs T. Sos & # IT. 4sSs'e 4ssae e
$:;s$ III il ;s;iyasS II s1:SS u
'$sSs s!! S${ ;;iS.,: XSSsi ;ii Il
MaSx3a Mx3 Il. sa Is n,; tiatc nov. Jsic..
..gnntl!o fruit GoIn,any % MHFlo Apnu...:. l,6m
TS'i 8; S; n !, 4 d; K Il ]Hsy Hss:S !: dss;as Ss'
9sis III: i ';s:s; 3i;S; i S;Ss
III; Ss :a;Ss Si:{si
l:$$$ ;s:s: :;fSssS: 8; W.T.: ss%s:iij
ssS $sfs 4 ~ j ;.:s. G;;s l. 3ssjss il
$::$s S$ G;sS$ S'a,
n;s :'s ss:;s Il; IL; jjSs S;*is% ss;
ns;tss S ;;;5
Thu,as il. saiteTileId,.. d,.....,.t...-.......... 5000
'}S;'{sa$ $S$S '!s'sh
s'sss :, s si:i iSSl;!5 '
schssiss r%l!ss.ess y lssty U fssi:,;.:: iaamc
II q us;s! us;!5'ss'xSs 'ssssSsa. e S5a
s i III; /; iii ii II asss;
s;$ s$;a Ss;si Ill; ;;; l. !; L
Sis:;sis Il sii 1t i fS$s:
isSS II: &S;5 Ta:::ss; s$as i; i il
S;s;s sss XII 4 i ~
VIII VI ;y Il ''
nSfssi, ". :Si axsSj ,ias 1a'
, 1880-11-27

MEM tllttEANE..
NEW On1.EAxR, Eov. 2.-slght exchange on
Now York, rnr; storlItlR oxChango, 4S0.
FOREIGN.
LONDON, Nov. .d.-Conanls, 100 0.M.
4s, ll1 Illinois Central. III: Pennsylvania, B5;
New York Central, iii; Eric, 4a1l; seconds,
1Ni5 lieutinK ~.
llnr silver. 5lAI per nliicc.
Amount af bullion withdrawn from tho Bank
0f England oil bnlance to.tlny, EatS,OU, all Tor
Now York.
1t has boon HrranRcd 10 tnke .eGo.0o0 Of Gnld
hnrs frum tito ore.i market for shipment by Sat.
urtNy's stcnIncr to America.
PARIS Env. A}--ltcntcs, N,f G0c.
UENt,tN, Nov. a.-Tho statement Of tho In-
perInl tlntik or Germany shows M increase III
specie Of 7,tO0,uU1 mnrks.
, 1880-11-27

mnrket Ind its downs Ms well M tt% ups. In
railroad shnrcs tho snovotncnt III Little fnnk wna
from ~ to Gi. tho Inst anIc. however. lcltg III
o. which WIS lid ut Tho close U1!: liclria hskcll.
Atchtton advanced fron, ~; - ile;t. bnt s'Ii';
fSka1x cks 1v"so 9sssf frn ~ ?S's 1 csaHs
isra!eh Heh'' 'is fr,,,% % !o'' to - X; K,inni
preferred tfom @ts to ~, nfterwas!s
if'ion i'aciae firm, idlil 10 I!r:; t'ld Colony
frn 19l tn l:l.S Eastern frsn stf u Tlal lln*-
TIM. 'icycro isruch Lynn frn,n ts to l0S'i;
a"st" fn1 1%a s;s 4, fr1m ~, m 1 to Ao
1s,,l: ch.enFu, Burlington s pnincy sol1 at
'sM t" w, 'r y! s'' a;ks r from tho 1lpn q
fsssssf ss'!Sy4 :a M !S e
soll ut ;}lA, and utters aa bnfure..
sad In f {, at 2 mgSiIrf 'I" ss ~: co # q Fha 's II"
"i ci' ri" Pleasant s iiii ,c soto Wiley Iii:
}InrtfortI l. Eric Is advanced ftntn isiFu 4Ia;
As, ss s u ttf Ill f E%n!s 1t cy ~ % sa 4
from, lIl!1 to t3ol; Eastern lits n!lvanGc.l frni
txlK II, lniA; Milwaukee & st. Paul Q. wisconsin
V4llcy! sold Mt l01!s and othors ns hetorc: ~,
Telephone attx,i1: Maverick lnnda,itanecd frorn
i to l1t; Water-f fower fr,m 2 ll.lB 70 VI los
ton Land, oz to-: f'oyasoM Street sold Mt ~, rs
bctUrc; ,1n!l Asplnwnll ut Hi:
1}0sTuS. Nov. .f-at0cks r1nsctl:
II The 15'tstfrn hssoctdtsd Frtsss
G;$s';is 1s$ss :: G. ss$
ts:;:; Il T. Ill II; 4 III: IL
k::'' * Z |ssss S;s sSsSsS Sss;:
ifs1:s SiS:sS H$:IS"a aa::'s Saass Saas; sssa: u
, 1880-11-27

UUE%OH,
Entstai Dhpdtth 10 7ha CHICAGO Tttbuae.
UnsT1N, Nov. .t-ht the Stock Exchange To-
0uy pElaes weTo fairly sustAlHed, although &he
, 1880-11-27

Special Dispatch to The Chtcdoo TRIBUNE.
NEW Yoitg, Nov. :G-Mininy stocks wceo fntr-
ly nctIyc to-hay ut lower prices. Closing quota
, 1880-11-27
GENERAL MARKETS.
itOoi.ColtN-Was In fair request md ,t.,a,.
Q stock Is increasing slowly. Quotations:

CIIEESE-f'FtecB ranged about tho satue AZ al tba
hc2innfng ct tho wook but tho lono of thu na.tet
was worry fur from being Lunyant. Thu dcmaadta
stll Of hand-tp.rnduth charactor and ns thc.c Il
considerable nflx!ety to roalxn moro or les ,tes
shndlng Of prcos is rcsortedto. Wo mako no chsngs
ts1n rDnt1,,n
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moral courage among those who assume to
be directors of public sentiment in such
lines-a lack that will, sooner or later, have
its effect in driving from the church people
who would prove to be its main support.
The reluctance of the churches to undertake
the work of liberating the slaves drove from
the fold some of the brightest minds in the
country Garrison, Phillips, Greeley, Whit
taker, Parker, and many others, who would
otherwise have proved themselves aggres-
sive and active promoters of the cause of
Christianity. They all became what are de-
nominated apostates -heterodox. But
though their influence was lost to the church
it was not lost to the world, and they have
been moral force ever since the beginning
of the anti-slavery agitation. 1t might be
suggested to these who direct the churches
that little worldly wisdom would come
into play occasionally, and that by taking
advantage of the signs of the times much
credit might be acquired by the church as
the leader in many moral reforms that are
now in progress, or may hereafter come into
prominence.
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Guilty of atch-Stealing-The Isaacs


Guilty of Watch-stealing-The Isaacs-
Orschel Cases Dismissed.
The case of the State against Thomas
Wardel, charged with the larceny of a
watch from the person of A. G. Savage, was
resumed in the district court yesterday fore
noon. Several witnesses were sworn, and
the testimony pointed to the prisoner as hav-
ing taken the watch while Savage was under
the influence of liquor. The jury retired
about noon, and returned verdict of guilty,
recommending the prisoner to the mercy of
the court. He was remanded for sentence.
The Isaac Orschel conspiracy cases, of
which there has been go much talk, came up
yesterday for final settlement, and the de-
PENDANTS were indicted on two counts for
conspiracy, as the cases have been hanging
fire for two terms of the district court and
counsel for the defendants appeared yester-
day and asked to have the cases stricken
from the calendar, and county attorney
Egan stated that he did not think there ives
sufficient evidence to convict and that the
complaining witness was absent in Europe;
the court ordered the cases discontinued.
Adjourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing.
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Protestant Churches.

Central Presbyterian church, Cedar street
near Capitol-Rev. r. E. Maclaren, pastor.
Services, at 1890 A. N. and 8 P. N. Sunday
school at 1915 Pm.
House of Hope Presbyterian church, corner
Fifth and Exchange streets-Services at 10: 80 A.
N. and SP. NJ Preaching by the Rev. W. T.
Beatty. "a
Bethel Chapel, foot of Jackson street-Ser.
vices at p. NJ Conducted by Chaplain Smith.
New Jerusalem Tor Swedenborgian) church,
Market street. between Fourth and Fifth
streets-Rev. Edward @. Mitchell, pastor. Ser
vices at 1880 A. N. Subject of sermon: "Pro-
curing Exact knowledge of Truth
st. Paurs (Episcopal) church, corner of Ninth
and Olivc-Rev. E.. s. Thomas, rector. Ser
vices at II A. M. and p M. To- day the rector
exchanges with the Rev. Mr.. Raymond, of
Minneapolis.
First Presbyterian church-In the absence
of the pastor, Rev. DIR. Conn, there will be no
preaching to-day. Sunday school as usual at
10 o'clock.
First NJ. e. Church, corner of Third street
and Summit avenue. Services at 1890 A. NJ
and p. NJ, conducted by the pastor. Rev. Sam
uel G.. Smith. Sunday-school at 10 M, PRAYER
meeting, Wednesday evening.
Rev. John Quigley, Of Minneapolis, will
preach in the Clinton Avenue M. e. Church
Sixth ward, at 1880, and will give temper,
ance lecture at the same place in the evening,
commencing at 8o'clock.
Unity church, corner of Exchange and Waba-
shaw streets-Service at 10:40 A. II. Sermon
by w. @. Gannett. Sunday school at 1915.
Plymouth Congregational church, corner
Wabashaw street and Summit avenue-Usual
services at 1880 A. M. and P. M. Preaching
by the pastor, Rev. DR.. Dana. Sabbath school
at IL. Young peoples meeting at z 80 P. M.
7. IL. G. A.
There viii be service of song at the Y NJ.
@. A. rooms to-day at o'clock p N.
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University commencement.

The commencement exercises of the State
University will be held at the university
building, beginning on the 31st inst, next
monday, and continue for four days. The
order of exercises is as follows:
May 81, 8 P. M.-Anniversary of Literary
societies. Address by Prof. G.. Campbell.
June !, 2:30 P. M.-Senior class exercises.
Jnne 2EReunion of Alumni and old stu
dents; 10 o'clock A. M, business meeting at
university; 8 o'clock P. M, dinner at Nicollet
house; o'clock P. NJ, address by E. A. Hend-
ricksor, 3. g.
June 3-Oommencement day; $50 o'clock A.
NJ, meeting of board of regents;9 o'clock A.
NJ, public graduating exercises; $40 o'clock P.
n. Presidents reception at No. 1920 Fifth
street southeast.