davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-11-29

s o o.t t,nt our market ea s2t t"ex r"n%'n ;n
:s.' : assrra C .h ssa ts
/: e. Il. a!; ns ss.Fs I. sGH sass";;
ihe in.',i: t;,t mhcnt wns y @ oa9in;" % tmsna
s!;;:!?: !: S::a 81 SSj fa;s; fs; %
81" f. e. x: Il: f Fl u r Nc 's':s s"asss's
ss & + ;::'sS g: 4:
;:, ,s,, J., ~ I'D II io.ss. ss%
sts!s e! 4 4" u !: ana 2$S 4" :sn';;
G %3 sa as % h ss.': 5 II T. ~ pa s"'
r. IT,; :ss' 7! F:y W. ;';::
IN" ] sF ;s:s' ~ TnfS
att ss,ss T. ''' III: r VII ay ~ ss' 2stS
s III; sxf s:s@ ps as vi fsTHa ~ st
fl fs?'rs III &9s v.s rse si' :ss"ss
Il a 1 s Gs & e ceI s.3
As!S,o ag,o mi We tels!'eti
Sts 81 ssy & S ss' fe $s's$
RI "Ir trcE: & n @ @ II H. 'iiS9 r." ~ = bssf
"''d i!sS a -! y It ~ ". O. Ta! sSta '
a;snt W. ax"s. sa;h nsa May bains tsly AZ W:
tN cot rnrs the EaaGsn roads still flIinR hiDched nt'
z. Im.t wssx Futu!Ss "ofs 5rS,ey ts,.a n
nt ;t.Ac. :. md aotd m down r. Tnt.sy!ks, a;?,::
@ ssTY 4 a. q ss
tn'c closing n ihg at,er prtY Ensh NJ H.. wss ,
!'nstf sNic* wnFo reported III A41 hu M. nt M =
nH. I'D h! rej9c.ed q G.{kc. 4 go bn y snm!lg
md .zAsagt,4c for whto frco on buard. Total atn
.tyE-Wa. u,.'ct lalnR htendy carly. and easy ni
ehs Glosa n sy1iMtll{ with TieAL ny: roa @ nt ulc
fran, md c'nHet! 1T Vs. CMsf ralcs weIo
TsIinl. 1ixsf ht,.
| nAItl.Er-Was naaln moderately active openina
pncnty. cioe!nR nhont ID Aulisr than on Friday hc
Sf,'i",s , q VI . Seso @ p!ckGa np Gar{ a. H., s 4
.s an;l January n tlG:*!o slos!na q th9 ,D.l,Y
Inv ut sttEt, ,d 80. ttld 1t Et1lc. tuntes were
y demand an1 s!sMay: Gash snses wsrc !e!Hstos} q
hn No. Ut u!a1c: ll.JG ~ " snmp9 At k,t9tr e
truck. nnd IUu bu ht 0sats2u delivered. Totat, 1S1
, 1880-11-29
s,stas.a;s winter patents, sisGssu: oslo PATENTS

stsKtsais winter patents, si1aGssUU: ObIu PATENTS
lIln ityo qtIct At ki2taji3itS.
UnAf*-Whnnt du1i md unsottled; rejected. on
trnek, til2 cargo ra;ci M. red. prompt shlpmthI
fLso T. u. H., M. RID. November. si.2{ tid &a2I
nsted; Dcccrnter, M hid &l1l4 nsked, jnhHnsJ
Et1i4 ba. Has!< asscti; February. ff.3'3 h1d *l2s
asked. turn less Actlvos o11 Western mixed. F!lf
G,se; new rcjectnd. ntt51c. tnit mItnh, NnT.mier
GlH lid. :c nsktd tIceeInbnr M hti kf1t1 nskGt!t nn
unry, GxG bill. $3.50 aek",li f:ht,shrJ. hse bld no
rejected md Hx ets, p*4 !c.
f,ia,vtsiUSstiniei. Me.* hacf. tl3dr1. Mrsa pGrk.
nld md new, tlIHhtlss5. 1tnmt-smokcd. y.fs lI4G;
aqa .:m;; e!n.nc:y 1:r ,, 3,;: d.
fnn tnnniy r. ~. cxt.as s4a:.c, Wtstoen lseserva
Zh.44cl do intn& n chDleg il1a IT,
EGGs-tn FnHd dumnnd and firth Al flc -
EnEEsK-Qu!el but firm. creamery, u3<1f3c, fnr N
Gond. lif4i2c,
WUtHKy-StFuHH 1T &t.15. . .....
fECEtisrA-F'lnur. abII brIs. wheat, 3tUU but coFn
&ttxIJ i,i: oats, LOU bn: ryr. IN bu. '....
buIpMExTY-sfAeAt, xsylD bn: corn, f0t 90 hu.
, 1880-11-29


NEW ORLEANS. Ia., suv. E.-F1Dun-Good de-
mai,d al full prfccs; suprFare. Est4+0; Xxx. &a5oa
5Uu, xxx. tiuUahls, hlph gradss. s,s}eG3sH.
6nAis-Cbsn firm ii 7.Gs7ae. Oats scarce and hrm
at 4st-
CoHX-MEAE--senrco nnd 1rn, At s!,fn
ltl1rlHiuSs-IuEk tteady mt ttath ltnrd quiet
Int firm; tIerca. rullhed. fl2Aatl. keR. Ella lInlk
ncnts In End tenand shnHiers lousu. sic, packed.
tsiHc: CIuAs rlt sAe;. cenr. sist. ltacuh Hrn.er.
sh9M!ds,s Sc clear IT, ssc; TIsnr' se' Hams
MltlsKY..,stcnay. Western reGi,tie.l. ttGal:la =,
hin carKnes, usinary ID prIfr in snHhr ac,-
iyu md nrn,. st.n'on Z, E"nd ct,llno S.tc saif
iUw cnrted. 19iWsta. Mt.asees IN roou :ictnund nt
full 1rtcea; e11'l"n ssS rentrtusnl 2+ W; Iais
Lnuislann. t,rdinnr! ~ rhMIre. asAts;Ac.
llltAS-Ittxlluri {Lnys.1, l2{.
t. lfAr-flrmtr; chuite. tE.HtHes.U.
, 1880-11-29
MINING NEWS.
NEW fOHK.
Special Dtspateh to TAs Chttaqo Tribune.
NEW YoitK, Nov. 1a,-alIntng stocks wero tn-

lIuIlIun received h0To HatNFllay fr0In TIC
nttics, {ID,1Tpt total Tor tue week. s-aatal*.
i. William lIrandeth. tho brr'kgr, whoso s.ls-
knol', has paid MI cl9!tus In full and resu'ned
'Ldi 4 Lcady!e special says: "Chryaolite Is shIp-
piuK llfty.tlyo tuiis daily. yielding s0 not per
fnu Iiittn rittsb,,rX Will FeSulnp work next
wednesday. Little Chlof IL now working. Yum.
kuo uoodio has found good orc body noar tho
x Bait Like special reports shipments ct
bullion last week froln seven Mincs, t5,ol3.
, 1880-11-29

CtSc,SsArt, Nov. 27.-CpTToS-Strong and htEhor
ut lls(c.
FIUrR-EasIer. but not 9uotab1y lower.
G1sAlX-Wheut dull nnu luwsE No. amber. E.0i;
No. red, si1a Torn Gusitr ANd luWctt M. sn1eds
Tx; now hho!led, S1c. Oats trlu; NJ. mixed. 3tc
H5e active und iirl; No.1 ut el0 harley active and
Arna; No. ? snll ufcasi.W -.
pnovIstoSs.-pUrk quiet; llao1 Lard dull nnd
drn0pI,u4; kIt Hulk r1enta Quet ghouldurs. st6s;
elrat riD, f;.i l'acon quiet tut steadyi c'eaT rso
t1.n; C1pur, ti.:0
WMlsKy-Aeilve and firm nt eii.
HuTTEH-StruDk und higher! ctl1ic1 western lo'
ReTre, 34Besc; choice Cgnsrnl OhU. 1&xd
, 1880-11-29

1T l.orra Mo-, Suv. .'.-FLoCls- -Easar, nnt lower.
GuAIS--W!eut lower. unsettled; No. red, e'-o'A
qlUN ent!I. 0S< to- DeecmbeFs iI7 eshlle
itGd january, H. ia 4GttsA February; tl.i5N
@Ll8llsk March; No. tl,', tlHii; M. do, FiAc.
curn lower at Ec cnsi, and Soysmapr' Ehi1 fE!te
December; EEsc Janunrr; IFlc February: l1fo
March; +t,@ a4l tJttc May. Oats luwcr nt dc cash;
3ts:sgSc December: january. N5a ens,ct ut
Eyc I,arlty unchanged.
IEAn--Du NJ f1N.
1uTTEN-CHuhahgDd.
EGUB-- UNCHANGED.
WHiNKY-HtIAtiy ut ff.f9.
lHuvlslDs*-Iurk iu1I nj {l3..Q hrkeu cash; etaGst
JanuRry, lry eni ucA&A }uwur ut A.44e4 ~ hsat4.s
ss1Ut; lpcon dull NJ sc i3sc, Bhe. Lard auu'!ual-
ly lover nt t4t. ~. .-
KNEttrH-Fluur. 4,Un brls: whent. H,tf0 hu: corn.
1GuD III; &Iats, lsltU BIZ; rya LOU bu; barley g tt
SlItPMKsTS-Fl0ur. l.IU bels; WHEAT, 2NO bu; re,
g,uQJ hui barley, &UN bu.
, 1880-11-29

fitl isays 70 TIE rurls r. 4Ereneiatnt, tho bea.,-
ts1isy of III liz ost 'cautfui sI wetaa
{ssftrretn ntal!i. ha She ID ID years oli,-the aK0
ss.:slutss .y,a1'sA " 1'sAlzan-her eyes aro biua, hur
ffuasseal ~ .s1phhly ,hnhly Araoate, knu hcr tixuro as
y nd hootal ~! " o. syIph. 6hu takes gloves at
~ s5ls ~ EuyltshJ.
, 1880-11-29
nE'['ltNIl'.

llrrMOir, Nov. W.-FtHtrlt-Fbrua.
GltAiS-Wliuat stsAdy; Nh. willie at tin' NO.
yvn1bvr {tj; t}ueonlbsr 4lUtst JanunEy, tlu9 ton.
runry 3,l, No. white, flu!4, No. tul, sL0Jt ~.
culUis, fhlka1 but shipments, :,uV 1u.
, 1880-11-29
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wero tho recaspts and shipments
of tho icAtttnx articles Of produce IN this city
during tho twenty -four hoi,rs sIf,g A. clock
taturtlaymorrtnR and for tho corresponding ttn,n
lnHt ycnrs
, 1880-11-29
KANSAS CITY.

Special Dtspateh to The Chseaao Tribune.
KANSAS CITY, Mo.. Nov. I.-tNAlh-Th0 Prtcb
Current repUrts: Wheat-ltorupta, l9,M5 but ship
msn.a, .a.,iv bu, nnrkst uworI No. CASH. Epkcs Do.
ren,hsr E4o: M, T. ca~it Ko, IlscblI,lef 1fc. M.
rnr Isiut l)rounhor, !ki1r Eoru- hucolpa, G:U hui
cOkilUsr %ylic,
, 1880-11-29

FEnAIA, Ill. Nov. Uv.E.-GnAiS-CornQ QuFot and ensy'
hIv, nIxed to .aIc, mapd. il9is3c. Outs st0adyi
No. wtit0 3t41i'1r, ltyu casior, No. :. a!43.tlc.
Observation-Disclosures nt sill.
HECsIrTs-Whunt !AU hui cprn H,1So bu; oats liz
NHlPMESTH-Whent, nonu; .G1tt. la,Nu BUT oats,
2l,uU bu, ryc, 2,&N bu, bnruy, w bu.
, 1880-11-29
sr0I.1:l1O.

To1Ruo. O.. Nov. v..7.-unAIS-whcato opened hrn'er
md cu1e4 custer; nniber Michigan. elt1.l, No, rcd
Wabash tput. tI.04it SoyoHlbsE, ehlhli DDaenlbur,
sIu3f; lnrunry, tii1; February. ti.ll NJ rcd VA
ba4t, n,c. turn duits hlHh mlxot, +te' No. new.
&,*e OIA J,acen,ber Act May, 4slc oats dllis NJ.
CLovEH SEEb-Sn. mammoth fl-M
HECEtrTH-whenl, IbIIu Au; eur!'. 7j,0u tuf ohlst
SiItrMESrs-WAeat, .,aI bu; corn. 1000 but outs,
, 1880-11-29

intlInR twelve feet Of orc, nrsnytng 1CO OUNCES
per tof,. Mining mnttcrs arc active throughout
lin Tnrrtfory.
, 1880-11-29

NuYpALo, Nov. 2i.-uRalS-W,Ioat Inactive ni'd
nominal. Catn iulE3 cnr-iots. blIac. ohts qhtDt1
cars nlxed Wustur Mt 1ec On Track Harley hetlvoi
la1U In tb,s week at Il .alll.t for CAnnla; HOG
LII fur htAte.
, 1880-11-29
BOSTON,

DosToS, Nuy. E.-FItoUn-flFm: Western super
nnu, S4.uxsls5, Minnesota cxsras. G.n4Aal; Rprn1
WI.eRt tnic.lta, ts..,9S.75: wlnter DO, &1ia1a.1.
GnAiS-C1rn scarce md ilrini. mixed and yellow.
1;tsG3oi f,tgh.nsxau. 67ti;iac. Oats hsms No. nnd
extra whta Assss sisc; No. mlxod and No. Whltc,
4GaEsfc. llye. sl,tk@tM+
l NrTTEH-N0tnlnAy unchanged.
EuuA-Weslesn frGsh+ 9i4asc. .-. ,ntx,
Observation-Disclosures, j.SO lrls, 0,p sucks; corn, E,oo
hu; WHEAT, eJND bu.
, 1880-11-29

PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Ia. Nov. .T7,-FLou1-Dull;
Munskota sxlTas medium. &52ssts8i; goou. t5Ds aud
chelrv. Il f strulxht ki31 Uhu. xood. faucy, eAlQs
H.: ludsua. faney tLlp Minnesota patent ptoceAs.
, 1880-11-29

htloEt ribs, Mall0r january, clUsed ~ Ntal lnny-
ctsas quoted Ut ALsa l9oso and a. bo xshl cunbet-
lands. ?A7Ma b04sd} lang cut haIns, 79{tscl Hwaet.
3f;M,an llaIns. sa9ie a1oINE9 ta1hatko, .tzs. -,
nlt Gntynso1 and parked.
.uNEAxx,-Quiot Wo quote white At s0s1o and ycl.
low ut @9siGc- ,
fur axtru MHss AEd tlH t6A t7M for hams
irAlLOW-Qu}et and stV4ly nt EX@kdQ fer city and
tJ<4tSLt for Country. " '
, 1880-11-29

9s tsnflv N y, 1octor II Hop ultters are not tho
~ealclne On earth. seo nol!co,
, 1880-11-29

sil srr" srr"aehester's Nyppphos,l,!tss
thltia %"nn.SInnpsion, coughs, weak lungs,
<1sf'oas year.s' s0ae'a' 'onlnty. Es'apns1ea
, 1880-11-29

s,,crn, ...,,.,,,,,,,,..,........1 1,3tSl.H,
Whai". ~lntnr bienchsi. ...........,....... y
Sent'tont OH strictly rurc....,,.........t... e
NCm!1nn4 ull. no J, x
ihhhk hkh't'..'.t.....s...... ..l.......'.'.t"". x
E.!fi.h. =
+s.'''t+'''.'.'''s' Ea<s ri
Narhsha c"daf;ad. q
tins'llhr. t!en1"risrh ~ degrees. e.
"M %,fiiy il y"! ~. dill md easy.
Tnrkeya WE'RE 1aaHu md chckss t%ic nF ID nrist2n.
mi,d ~"rn llnnty tHGso wtEH Ea:a hna ucks sss!ua @
atnMt tt0tal.1i p:r. dHt. Wild ducts wcre, dnI ns
~ @ f"F gsnIs, g,nsTs r9a 1 f. 'en' O''
wore luotGi N. t%t ;dr. lid n,sa al yo on trnck
~ rs T"s 5" Ssn. ,st1
t.Tsps: itnnvnrin snd at I'lc. tDyge m qn,ct NJ
c?i.,ns. .aS .owiux scc, W. steai; - lIiMt;M.
AnrMts cta!un thty cahnnt bhlp aax need no~ ~'tn'
xAi.r-Was IN fnsr request md RtenrIy,
Fine fn!t. per bs nntsde fsr unuHiaun. ~
Ct!rts ant rGr It*dIt
iry' VIII ,,t mEs, ] I'll
t;ruiid MUM IN nRs....:.........."......- Ii1
liyrrpiaH! o b5''wl +, ,aGts =. liz q
r:"i. - Il vi u ts III II .,i4 r III GirxIas ~
NiHil:--M 'n .hodrrntn urtM.td md sieHny. the
lilly bc .euiat ~ ihr niicof, snius now in progress
~ l.lhttI. Quotations: .,
UUla 10 CHGEn maunns tub.
S1hfsB Hnn HlHkx
ttng n*AalGh rHrc. xlH y!
i.laFss unwnshed ttGrcs. .sft5t
h!1diuni tnMnshrl hneca ~
Fine washed felGU. Y
-ohs&e "Rsuca heece.' ...h..s+-.s.'aS1'
, 1880-11-29

CLEVELAND, Nuv. E.-rEFnoLHuA-Farta, stAnds
n.l white, 10 tust. tiJlc.
PlrTsMUMu.s f0s. H.-pkTnoLruA-Quleti crudo'
limited setllHcAtBs Fmur ut vl1kcs refined, e aakaa
EhindatuhIA AlltYuYf.
, 1880-11-29
IREApRHUTTa.


FlDUtt-Wa4 rather qpIos and unchan&sq. Iho
Wonknesa In wheat made soue buyers haki 0n but
sel9Es were hrm ut tho r0cent advance Sales w1fe
suposed Ut s bEs winters IT 800 t,< 10" graas. u
brs ind 3an bays d0uhl9 spring sxtras partly at N
aal!{s laD bars low grvlss, partly 1t Natt 10 bFs
RE tuuy and tt ksIs buekwhoat do, both Oh private
terua TutAl equal TO o.xA bEls- Export nours WeFo
uuotad s& A5o1AW for good to cholra. and ryo nour
at SAaAaaD.
OTAEn MtLLsTuESs-Were In good supply and
vss wantsd ewing to scarcity Of CARS fur Eastward
tsanapottation sale. wsts y carr bEsn It s!4 ~
caf whuat sgE09nlnxs u &t; and cur coarss corn
nleAi u ttaN
III downward d!tocuon locl!nlux lo from tho III.
uAt pticu1 Ut Friday. knd closing tAs. Tha british
aafkeks wyrv quoted tAlcl!ye, win : deellns 0t ID
puF cents ln l3y0spou! " IL par quarter III London.
l4AtuF cRt1pa reported spnle talpruFu1Hnt. which
sau.sa teactIoh aofe, h3t Z wv only t9.1pofa Y:
teMd!nx dosnrasds. wAil9 tho tDev!pta hero shoNud
rather !A19o lnssua.s boHs ops.atuFs xyEs buying
,ha,n wajo suYY5ssl e lnys been ~ hana ,iIss
VI selling orders hvs9 Aud Aota few pVuuy Vxpsess-
, 1880-11-29

DRY GOODS.
NEW YORK. Nov. g.-cotton xoods In eteaay &C.
lnand nt tir4t hands. Hnd lFcSs at aavanclnp. rev.
porsl tpp brown shHetlngA advanced ~. Jf1ah'al
eL1rttngs ara up Gc. Man's weaf W09lons W shou
eralo asnund. Ea!nrs haunYts al.a elaaGe.x % an9S
uK STEADILY. aud press tirn's 19oh'o"s 3te
cotton t4AnuClx ADVANCED.
, 1880-11-29
-~%Vf f$ESfr


oSwxoo, Noy, N.-GNA1S-Wheat Hstn Corn
pulGt,
, 1880-11-29

Z, It'll TSaas.i I'D .say. Now ysrk
san'pty. Eef9 1u9tyI 4 aYic. CailfoFnia y 5sssa
fvtofed 10 10 ssihaf iares and tie EasiSrn larkot
L sttonx n @ @1n.9uuonca. Tho GxnuEta snev sapss!n.
went 70 Ens'.n,sa 4 |. s.tlaa.sa ~. EnKaMa Will
UlI.a-jubtUr. EvlNrt = cunttnus4 active I0m4na
for cnEun aud fairly acttyn nlo Ie1!ent ~ u!hsr
| inH nfl thu 0uutat
, 1880-11-29
f.(1'l"I'f1N,

Nkw ORLEANS. Eoy. x.-cnrFoS+-teu'et' mu.
ding lec, low ndlIn4, li4c, good otdl''Ary l9'ses
Nv. roseipts, lysJ, bacss xross. lAs7i S1poFts 70
Wise. lid; xtlos, 2,UD; Aock+ aH,Qs1.
, 1880-11-29

st. Louis i Texas Expsoss,..,,..,
1T, Louis L Texas k'nst Limo .,,,,.
Catru J. Suw urlaAus Ekpstss,,.t
kgw uFIunn8 Il Texas ka4t Ek.,,,
EprinRtuIl ExpEug4.. 4....,..,....,,,,
tprlnVtleld Nlstit Expresa .....,..
t'eortn, Burlington tx kCokuk.,
tl'eurIa, Burlington h haukuk. ;,
Pontiac + ChAtsNoFttI E1pEuas..
f'ontlAc ExrrDsS. ...............,.
tailltia,s Observation-Disclosures.
fjubu1nH i sioux City ExprUss..
uul,lt,iu0 4 Sl.1u1 EttY E1prtss,
, 1880-11-29

Railroad fFelghts wore moderately nctlvc nt
thu presont ulyni,ce. Tho rntos 10 Now York nro
40c per 100 lbs I'll provisions and 1ia Ut, Erna,l.
Through frc!Hhts arc nominal vt 7'1lo on pro-
Visions to Liverpool md sCc do to Antwerp.
Tho aggregate receipts nf wheat rcportc.l snt-
ilrdaynt Chicago, Milwaukee, Detroit, st. Louis.
and rulclu wgru :Fi:1:000 b,t. Tho corresponding
shipments wero 65.UN br.
Tho following was tho movement Of proi1,1co
reported fr'n New York Saturday: Kccctpta-
Flo,.r. v,Gt7 hrts wheat. 10.nGo lii; corn. ": 00Q
bi; Unts, 13.!sl lst,; .mcaL i,INj pkRs; ryc,
s,4W hi; bnrlcy, T:.,'b9 bu: 1nalt, Aha bu;
rork 2,vl6 brls; bref, 1,j brls; cut rneats, 6,43
pkps: lart. III tcs: whisky, mi bris.
Exports-For twcnty.fnur iloura-Flour, q, 1000
brts; wheat, $4,000 b,i; corn, 174,000 bu; outs,
a0O0 bu.
Tho following werc tho shipments Of provts-
Ions from this city during tho times named. Tho
WliVhts nfR HrDgg.
, 1880-11-29

Fri s1slnrsHn tips rot Iooni ri Mt Il cn,k-,t
Inlnhn tiotel t;nrshI! run thrniia. hrfwee3 Tit
s'Gmn 'Gg G.g en TIE :ssn F!nE thie At ism u T.
Enn1hnm, % 'GnrsE nh ";t p M trntn 70 !lcA Moinrs.
SNi,cpot c,-n"r of a'Sii We1is md KIn,,c.,l.
b-pepot cornorof Canal af't kinIia.ss4
thirne". 1snrl'nvton ~ uuinev Rnttre7d.
For MHrs Guldt-itao** Tlmc-snbles. HfccpIng.t:a,
ACCOMMODATIONS, npplT nt nHt 0y TIM fiiGwjnS
!.;1a n hesso.
n0fthenss errnor H4ndonn .nnd N,nin.stsj Toot *
!ndlana'nvs Gr:na Central !lepol corncr lanai md
AnilIsQH 81 WUft 3lut, @NH' Ft+A
, 1880-11-29

ItnhlKnn Central Railroad.
pFrdt, f0nt at lakg.Bt foot fNOntJ
ItckrG Ufce, II ElnFk%t Auuthuast c1t.ur vt HIM
tulph Grhnd racliu i0tuI. aIla ~ a'aIil1r House.
, 1880-11-29

L0nSntnriaF night to GnInn 0nly
tUn Saturday hight runs ~ EGurtA ONLY
Wnbnah, Rt. I.nlssa 4. Pacific Ifn1iwny,
DcpOtCu Stewart mud Archer-nTs. CrNGnty thrd-
H.. ArGli1F-ny carr vlA Staa-Bt run 10 the d0put.
Ticket uHJcB. kt Cfark.st. ~ 7'
, 1880-11-29

fa!E dsuland for lumber II reported by yard deat-
oss. Tho salss couaru fay0ruhy with those OF last
yDsr ut this time. naalcrs buying lumber " each
other 10 make good tho UEetsncy III stocks caastl by
Tho Mn0xpscts ily eaEy closing Of tue sawng ss&son
~ Il uuae7toud lut cons!dvublu lumber has F1cent-
~ peun purchased In saginaw by Chicago parlas TO
w, xta'ppp4 nn th3 1Isonin1 ~ ,tAylxnti0n nYtt
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HAVE you paid your poll-tax!

Long DESIRED EXPRESS FACILITIES SE-
CURED BETWEEN RICHMOND AND THE SOUTH
wEsT.-It will be gratifying news to our
merchants and citizens generally to know
that an arrangement has been effected be-
tween the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio
Railroad Company and the Southern EX-
press Company for pro-rating in express
frei.hts; thus putting an end to the unjust
discrimination against Richmond aud other
Virginia cities which some years since grew
out OF the failure of these corporations to
come TO ans agreement in this matter.
Some time since the matter having been
brought before meeting Of the CONNER
cia club Of this city, IL was shown bV
members that the discrimination against
Richmond was OF very serious nature.
While package weighing less than twenty
six pounds could be sent from Baltimore to
Farmvillc for twenty-five cents, the same
would cost fifty cents from Richmond TO
the same point. A committee was appoint
ed 10 look into and correct the evil, II pos
sible, with Mr. John Il. Purcell as chair
man. Mr.. Henry Fink, one OF the receivers
OF the railroad, was applied to by the com
mittee. I s gentleman promptly replied,
giving q clear statement OF the existence
OF the evil, and promising his best endeayors
TO brin: about an understanding between
the two corporations. The following letter
subsequently received rewarded the COM
mittee for their efforts:
ATLANTIC, MISSISSIPPI AND OHIO
RAILROAD COMPANY,
LYNCHBURG, VA, October II, 1880.
John b. Purcell, Esq, Chairman Trade
Committee, Richmond, Pd.:
Dear Sir,-Referripg to our previous cor
respondence upon the subject OF express
charges, beg to infOrmyou that we have
succeeded in making arrangements with the
Adams Express Company by means Of
which all manner OF discrimination against
the city Of Richmond will be avoided.
This arrangement will 90 into effect ia a
few days. Yours truly,
HENRY FINK, Receiver.
A letter received by the chairman OF the
committee yesterday states that the much
desired express arrangement went into
effect on the 18th instant, and that Super
iniendent Gibson, OF the Southern Express
Company here. would furnish our mer-
chanis with all desired information in rela.
tion to The new express tariff.
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WONDER OF MAIN STREET People never sup
posed that such bargains In books and stationery AS
are now furnished by JOSIAH BYLAND i CO., No.
9i3 Main s'rset, would he offered Ia this city.
Bur 1t Is true, and many have realized Ia the past
few diys how much money can be saved by calling
on these gentlemen. They are going largely aud
exclusively into the piano and organ business. and
are determined 10 close ou' their book and station
cry stock at whatever you will give for Il. Now Il.
the time TO lay in splendid Christmas-glrts, good
assortment If aioDery, aud a choice selection OF
fine DO KS for the smallest sort OF prices Try them
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
cool.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. M, 36 I;
9 A. NJ, as; noon, SO; 7. M, IS; 6 p.
W.. so; midnight. A.
Mean temperature, 40 1.6.
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"LADY GAY" and other brands OF New Orleans
CIGARS have arrived, aud are or Grst-rate quality
We advise our friends 10 buy their yearly supply
OF FAMILY FLOUR now, rs II Is steadily afSanciny.
Our arrangements with the best millers ensbie rs
to offer Inducements On this article.
". n. BLAIR Go.
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IxDCATIONs POR RTo-DAY.-For the Middle
States, increasing cloudiness and occasional
rain, winds shifting to warmer southerly,
with falling barometer.
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HAVE YeC paid your polI-tax2

A RIcHMeSD RAILRoAD-MAN GONG SOUTH.
At meeting OF the Board OF Directors OF
the Western North Carolina railroad, held
on the 9th Instant at Raleigh. Mr.. John L.
hacmurdo, OF this city, was appointed
auditor, general passenger and general
freight agent OF the company. TO take effect
from date. Mr.. Macmurdo will be stationed
at Salisbury. N. c.. and carries with him
the kind regards and good wishes OF many
friends.
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RELIABLE 1t Is useless 10 deny the great curs-
tive effects of SIMMONS LIVER REGCLATon. f<
virtues are altesied by Thousands who have used
the medicine, and It Is now largely In d mand. IL
cOmmtn 5 hsslf TO the public by s component
paris being entirely vegetable, no injurious effects
from Us use being pleasant TO the taste aud its ope-
ration mon The liver being perfect, at the same
time imperc ptib'e that II interfere. with neither
business nor pleasure.
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DR.. c. l.. MITCHELL, Fort Msace, Fla, or MY
2s, 1877, wrote 4" think ION would confer q
blessing The people in his country by establish
log agency here for the sale OF TUFTS PILLS
Having tested lhen, know their superiority, and
want 10 see them used instead OF The worthless
cOmrouads lhat are sold In this cnuntrY.r
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Tailoriug IA. SAKs L Col Furnishing
Parlor Fashionable Goods
on Cloihiers, Department
second door. 1913 Main 81. fully stocked.
LADIES
Wlo krteh Ia kava fhnlr

LADIES
who wish TO taye their
FOSTER LACED KID GLOVES
put on their hands by lady expert sent ID
Messrs. LEVY BROTHERS,,
the agents In this city, by
FOSTER. the celebrated Md Gioyier
are requested 20 call this week.
The FOSTER KID GLOVES
are superior In macy respects 10 any other Kid
Glove. made, aud the patent lace-fasteuing makes
II decidedly he most com Portable anb the most per-
fsc- fitting Kid Glove. As we are the agent, In this
city for ibis celebrated KiJ Glove, we can always
supply our customers with any size and color they
may dciire.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-26

GRUBBs 4 WILLIAMS. ~ r. NJ, trustees sAle
or OTIS Il3 and l IA In the plan OF Sidnsy, on
Floyd street, extending rfon Vine 70 Lombard
strtee.
r. LYNF,4 =. NJ, valuable improved property
Dak avenue.
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LEVY BROTHERS. agents for FOSTERS KID
GLOVES. with patent laced fsstenings, received on
yes,erlay thsir Early fall importation. The Foster
Is now the beau ideal OF handsomely. niung aud
c0mfOrl able Kid Glove, aud Is largely doing away
wrh the use OF buttoned kid gloves. a. the laced
fistening IS 80 much more convenient. LEVY BRO
THEIRS viii take pleasure In showing iLer popular
brand 10 The ladies and gentlemen Of this cigy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-26

VIRGINIA 0PERA.H0Usg.--Thc New Or
leans Minstrel Troupe will perfovm at che
virginia Opera. House tonight, with funny
songs, dances, and amusing sketches,
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DIR. rLUMER.
Funeral Service. Of Noted Divine.

AN IMMENSE CONGREGATION At THE FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN cHURcH-sOLENs AND IN
TEREsTING sERvrcEs-ADDREssE BY REV.
DRs. PRESTON, HOGE, AND CURRY, &C., &C.
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HEAVY Frost YEsrERDAy.--The heaviest
frost OF the season fell Yesterday morning,
killing all tender vegetation. The ther-
mometer registered $40 at sunrise. There
was no Ice in the city, though we presume
that It formed In situations more exposed
than any In the city.
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EMINENT DIR. II. R. WALTON.

ANNAPOLIS. ND, WRITES:
Colden's LIEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT or DERT
is superior 10 Cod-Lyer Uil or anything have eyer
used in wasted or impaired constitutions.
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Thousands Of people turned away, unable 10 gain
admission, every day. Old fossils laid in the shade,
and a new era In alnusemenls established. The
Largest Canysse5 ever erected, aud FOUR TIMES
THE BIGGEST SHOW ever here.
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friends to their last t'ng.pI4cs 10 Holly
wood.

POLITICAL Citf <bnyesvativc Com.
mittee and the presi1 t ofbcers OF tho
ward clubs will meet u conference at the
Circuit-Court room tonight at s O'Clock.
All who expect TO vote on Tuesday next
should ascertain II their names are on the
paid polI-tax list "a copy Of which may be
II not found thereon should 90 TO the clerk
OF the Hastings Court, In whose hands the
delinquent list now Is, and pay up.