davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-09-15
ny TEI4E(;Il4tpiI.

FDltEEES.
spxetat UhPateh ia 7hs Chicago Tribune.
3ivEhIuuI. Sept l4-ll;JJ q. u,,-FLuyM-So.L l. Ilsg
ku.2.A,
GuAlx-Wheat-sytptor No. |. u tdt No. 1 d ID,
spring. No. l. b. lE; Nh =. u Eai wlIsD M. i " UT
Nh =, Is ID, club, Hu,. u Vii NJ. = N ~ Cosn-
Sow. Null Is lUSrt.
TRuFlsiuSs--i'usk. 10s Lard. &ls I'll.
!ltENtuUI. eurt- iL-C0TrOS-Etsadys st 3.ldA
MI, SALES, laoA baIus, speculation ind sxpore tGU,
American, I'LL
insA"sTusfs-s -stca.iy, red winter wheat, = ids
~ ID. '
AMEHlcAE LANn-Eia.
tkriOLEuA-sp!rits.S 81; Ionned, %.
ttESIS-CuHlM0n. Il ID.
ifrNrESTlSk-s7tM VI. ..- ..,
fAItSs AHn FAHtIcs-At Manchester m advances
u Askca. but nuno estaeltstHd, ,..-,..
nrcE1rrs-rhs past thfee aaJss Wheat 7n.ooa QFH
American, l11J1A
l.uNnoS. Svp1 lL-HFlRlTs sPxrnoLEvx-a4ap'st,
rctihud, hsal.
ASTwkHl, sept ttk-nkFMoLEuM-zst.
Tho following we're recvlsed by tho chicsso Board
uhivEHSoo.. sspt ,}-!:D r,weatsss saof.r.
hrs41.tuns sssady Wb1at-WtussF, ~ IL dssa ~ Asst
-LivEHr0o11 sopG it-s;n p. m.-Llrd. ~. Hest un>
LIVEarapL, Bapt. ll-Wheat In fair dcnana anS
httn. E41 Nn&er ~ %1t N SprthE " 7Aj No In.
y T. CoEu nsn " q Mlad. EssSoas VI noa.t-WbsAk
aud corn IN nOacfntt AsiaAnd AFtLyed-WAsAt aud
cora In fAlx du11sud and nluL ~ Assaye-WheAt u
, 1880-09-15
1s1lE4ADS'rUFFS.

FLOult-Was III rntllcr better ,leu1nnd but chiefly
on local ACCOUNT shippers not saklbR hol hcyn,ut
ono Or two iols. Thrfs WIS M m"tvriAt cIhnsc III
prices, but hafd1rH woro firm HsItwha funding lin
easier ftulanE In wheat. faies reported VI 1Stl
Urls witcss chlehy ut N, 50; ~ bela dnuhis ex-
tT1s purity nt{4e} ~ hrla low grIdrs " {aNttiu1;
and lhlbrls ryc haur OH jHlvAs tCs1s Tului. \ ia
br'e. sport aours wtrc quoted ut for good
to ctiacc ortn1.
OTHER MILLsrrrrs-Wcro In fair demand ana
hrm sHlos wcEc ~ carr hrun Mt f1i lo,iss cars
tit1ltlga III sllaks!LSJ; cnf wheat SCREENINGS ut
s' nnd cars cuarsu coru.,naal 1t sILU per ton un
track.
srl,lNt: W1lEAr-Wus less act!vu md rather
WcaE. though Hnt nictt luwcr. Tho njarkgt for nust
NINTH advanced Milo. hoclned lc. and closed 40
20 hoow tho latest quotation ~ Munduy. The lsr,l~
tsl' markets wor1 SGDteA nrnl. viii. cu ncather In
El'sland' nnd t'H ca,lscd thu early atyAnco hero,
snlo prominent 1resNtnrH hp!nG freG huyGrs. The
tfadI1 was. hnwnvor. chiefly loes. Aul tho fact af
hsttcr weather hvra lnn.o tho cr,wd morn ,.ari,ll.
'ksa II, \, ,sSrsss. Il she ys .S .Ssp:s M sS!i:
x$ MI ss1 s; issS Ill
:tts SsSs ssa's @ 's' !" ss s"rt a HS'
Ss5 W%. rGa,er sas s = f'1nasE ts i.sx v
Il t'S fmo tiE H. qt sss9, s,I,xs 81;
s it It'd s ,avss ssSS. y ~ ts u 's II e;o!
t @ Il t +, M1'sa' % ,na . ans e;,." t =. nnyth, .'
,t d iss"i MI as%ss:: WA y ast @ as:.'.s'"si!sa
Ss% s .s fs'' " @ M 's s,y 10 sst IT,
tcaioar ii t; O. ts 1s.r g ss. u aiI.s. "1 Fiji
ss: Sss; 1st sa &; H ia IL Sa II s4ps Il !
Il s:s|s s;:sae as:s s
. Mss 9 q at11 GanEs i. Il tS .s g, e. aS: s 19.s
:s'!s; srs. % s%s s' ~ ss'n: T.:
1sssf ~ E!se sS4f tit sd ~! |. % H.;
;isS; y 5 ::: t! Al s'$s; ~ =
fn; e 81 III snats lin pn II HI a 5
II 9x ?$s.f @ q 4 s III u 81 s. rss sst q 5
n y ;;s'fS Ss;,. ,~..
toSS "a niSx Y" as::t r:'ss: u &s'.,sy:
ra,Si.of oxtrn.isu iaHaso Ty tt.'st Il, !siif Iii.
w. SssS !r%y @ ,'tnxs5 i.s!inS ss
sss:, s;; sy ;; sS s; :Sft; 5 ;;i
'to as :%s'a shs5wi,s Sys tSs Srtn n,s
i s: I'll ssss scts tsY Il a Il Il H. ! sS,r sss 10
-" a t' ssis :f flo sy s s|"s =:
~ se ssst rafa rS;s 's!ft sa;s HUH Il
4, !: , " ;Sass 'siss! @ +;
hoh!1 snsi aita Auu bu trJer1ea mt w. il aauuL Tu.
thuw liz ntilaF nArkvts all illu huaisr arrivals II
] 5 ''!: 'a % II, :. sst
& .ay y ..sss. IT, "; '.ss ss ns f.
N II, rS1 w" shs, M
xIoaII siI'i a,'Ss Sfass .a's
ss;t, sa!si, etst at!': W. ts'is H. Il: cpta.s ~ M
III i. I'll sstty y.as % s VII II. S e i
I,sits5 MA SS1sssr ~ ts:.ssr sat !r.sa:I
Sss a! sa sFts It S sss ss,. ' ". %s'sa T.
Vie. WE ::is :ss:: iu , a
e 'sss " II, Sar' ai l, ha 1t ss
MVE-Wus assito iii III s,,or,n ,,ronvs. condition.
, 1880-09-15

E.c rl.,'s! " :ti!c nl., Snycu!ct soal nt %fe
IN. Iotnl .n'r*. s:,'"tn Witirr wheat w. innct:
!yH. sc1hrn1cr xns o'1"r.l nj t4 Win WAC hid, and
torn wa. ln,1rrnt"Iy nr..vs and rtn,Hr. Heptomher
t'It nj Hpfr. r1sl ut Wt44ts{r h.l IetUbef 4J{,
nhd II A"prfc to rnl!t. ciuspi ut ke bffs Nj.
ss,nbrr IT is cl,s"l nt ~ ~: ba. rtfa bid for
,,Its vgre rtsadt Uetnhes s,i Vi. st'sc and 2s9f9
trn1" ~ sn in*G & fr Il .s4e ~, z*n m; h1 ,r
ttye % was n xct. aen:';d fo! seuenber n5a "
cia.ed Will tt:st hd. roia safes, :.'ttt bit.
1:ar'e! IA n1;nlna1ly steady. ocsohof was offered
t, !:;k % ~. vsry 9u?a By. nrmcs oc,o',sr soid At
c!osE !t !t1 liz bIti ycar ant NJ ctOsed
M5ti htis J!u!iary Bt fEtu!H. closed at sIJNN bid.
:, afi @ : 81: ,'ss1y no!nsl oetner wn, oEe!ed at
SH htd: 1Mnuary sv1d At si*si!s c1osed nj s;A hid.
Snort rb+ ttr September were DHor.f nt $slj. With
ts htt: tctnhnr stId Mt fS ct.tse with atIlues al
thai. and &33!f bid. TOTAL tkes luAOJV Tbs.
, 1880-09-15
Ing of Saturday last and corresponding d.to |
YrDt 1EQ:

These figures show tlccsrnso during lust
week nf 81,9! bit wheat. 4st III, nnts. a,4j, btl
barley. nnt IN ncrnsc nf lS.,t1 bu corn, 1867 b,l
rye. Toinl decrease. n, ,;;sJ BIT.
Tile fnlln'sing wcre the aggregate receipts Of
the articles mined In thI. city aIftce tho close of
Inst ynr: 1.stGH; brs flnlr, t,. ~ bu WHEAT,
G'.6,9ps IL, corn, lc1lo,1.! In oats. topA4e,t tu
ryc f.gl1.'E bu hnrIcy. Gs.7i1.EE Il,s !1nx seed,
1lH.Sia,a' lbs hug meats 3s,f,Gi1 lbs lard. 49,
8tl.EH lbs b,4tter, i.4lG.*;9 hugs, r,IO7 cattle,
@4"9'i1 shep+ 5!.I lbs hi,lcs .M,111,5;s tbs
w'M. f,i'ssal tons con, o., ,Jsi no feet lumber,
Sls.g4A brls snlt.
The following table sl,owa tho distribution of
the l'sen'lstnl!s shipped from this city during
lust week. the total Of ruil movement Including
lhat nvcr roasls not stNcI1cd:
, 1880-09-15

s''n[t rs .ter sapsn,tcr. rnsr,i ut tS4i MiIA 10
iHn.e md t*:s' boxed; Crnbn Fhnd.. ks@tsGc Boxed;
lutix cut !JhMs, Mtas e; twEA-prkleA hnIHs QnHtcd
~ .La~t:Htc for 1telA average. green hnHs, rntM0
nSnrN10t sJI9Hc. ....
iincnn 1i!!,cI nt 'imlsc Tor Shoulders, Nap,&c for
all cnNrnsed nnA rntk
low Mt 4ji{r r.
nEEf-Wus Qntet at f,,.nsa7..i for ,,,css, HoslA.;
fut pftf1t ntcRa. NM {iGutrt1.uJ fur hams.
. TALLIw-Qnlrl and sratly at 55ittI(u for city md
tprIuf, - '''-S
, 1880-09-15
HORTON.


- aPet|dt Dtspalth 70 1he Lhttd1h 1Tfh1nt.
w,s Kcntr''tly wcnkrr with y tendency to luwtr
Qnlncy :irclincd frnm l:1!i ~ Et!!i; rbln-
!leluhIn Wilmington frnn G'i. IN lN':' 'sArt'usky
on!: Eltstcrl, ironi Jl 10 III; Now York Il Suws
EnK1nlstl from ByAf To II; ugte,lshurg from
2M 70 :@H;. noAten q Maine frnin
VII 70 ~; Littig Rock, from - t.! 5Ass: .atehls,
irnIn 10 to ~: Old Cultiy, rrm IlU to 1iG:4 Do
trt. 11,tlsinY Il Nnrtllern sold ut Ml; {.ntnect.
rut E'nsSuMpsfe ut Il: Huston & Albn,ly. th1is;
Wisconsin Central. q, rs l,ctorc; soxican Central
In ra!run,l ',onis llnrtfor.l s Eric il declined
irn iiI'; u llt5 Lutte Rnck Il froin IL: to .
,,GaA; Atghis1n t;n,,A Graut u from llg.+ to.
El!sGrn tss ;at. 10 t!rsts y: Eenn6tIcanvattcy
~ Enst Dlvls!Ut, std Mt iitiai; burlington, Ii,
Missouri. i,ul!,,sxempt " l03; Pueblo i Arkansas
Valley Is 1T ll11at.
III lu1H stocks Boston land iIuGlfued Y, nntf
n, 'tt il't..s7l 4is,octattd I'sts.
llosroS, Sept. l'-S.ocks CLOSED:
S:Ssss% &; f {; {s $
.i% .i%!s x: % ~ H. !' ''Ssi e Nsts5a Ii I kS'
H.: si sstS .E iaER \ + q. i ii: Sds 81 r"'5; Va
k,sso n \ XHFaiG # Il i. I M ;;'!!ss s',,S sfs;ts:
fDNE1nH.
f.OSpOH. Sept. tt.-Cnllsuls, a8. ......
American at'GliI itieR-Sow IL, 10jS; 4Hs1I4: A.,
~: il!tnnls Ccni!alt. lts; IcnnHyvnna Ccntrnl,
q: a:;i; , My r1rk contral'Nsi; Erc,4Os seconds,
iAl,is. Scut. ii-I,rrtcs, sar 7oc.
!,Sp.,S, sept. il..Silyer is quoted at 5s.';d:
for Now York. took sluJ,otU II, gold.
, 1880-09-15

fnl! And ndwa from Tho Fast all oncounalns ard
buyers thinking 10 n hetter by dcfcrr!na purchases
until tn'dhs. sook hold iHdlfnrnn.y NJ tho dacl!ne.
In n qnlat way cnns!ternbe WINS accomplished. bue
the cnsc of ths day found Rood many unsnd cattle
In tho yards und dcrsrh.ed feeling pcrvaina the
nanrknt There reFn hesernl punches OF tto catti0.
md nnmtsr u! sates At e. ar3jt MORO nolcd. bhtp-
purs bouats principally kIta1 rs for aDo tn prime
westerns md At ell3a for fair h, Hhntns nasifoa.
Cantlcrs and butchers stun. which embraces Te
atnss cattfs. Tho Iawer sraes Uf Wrstcrn aud poor
rHtlros. wefe In fair donHnd. bnt thcre good
manI mdra ltan cattta than could DO handled 10 nd
EnnlaFc: and sac4 were .nw nj deana from StHr.
!Ay f ssnn err Hnto n bcsat dun md thnn ~
VI tl.JliJ..; Eatyea suIt ~ N-tlatul for poor 70
extra. - -
QUOTATIONS.
Ektr1 neovcs-fi rndci stoess, weighing t,iU
ch"Iea ssssssNFinn atssf.
wctthlnR t4M tn l*H Hns..................& &55ts5t1
G3Mt i!eey"! W elt-fattcneA Bte1rs. wcl1h- 7I
lnE 1t5j u isU Aso9LD
Mrtftntn tiri,ia% a%.rleers In EniF nnsh. weigh.
Ing it'll - l81 assa+8
HntchbtN Ntttct-l'iuf 10 common eteNf@ md
neshins . ,Hai ~. -. 2o1aAss
iTsI Observation-Disclosures. 7s11aa
25isa1s
bails and :s.awss L75a1x
Nm
, 1880-09-15

Sptetal DspateA to 1ns Chicago Tribune,
New ronK. Hppts H-Tha disposition tnanl~
fest tn ruulze !u Wow OF high prices and ttrcut-
cugsl rllroad .ts&urbulIccsh haa reeclyedA now clio.
lnout tu-uy by tho xpcctcd result Ut tho olco-
uoA In Allunu. Whcu tho MArkut opened to- day
, 1880-09-15
Aae Language Of Polite society.

III N [F111UJI IFUTNI,
H. i ,s.esn!ly tfme WI bud revived edition Of
10 III. .H9nte III .etler-WritcE" At least nowhere
over, r"'htatlon To ynpper "uitor tho opera 10
Etf of 1o Nlrrcct thug is to turn down tho Gor-
hwlne -. .ptoRtan. and III pencil tn t1t thu toll
ky.bY1." ."9Ius; "I4nuks-not for Jop-g1inY TO
~ And vet hear this Ii tho right tulug."
, 1880-09-15

q, tin.od Sent. q Gio'cph ]. Coles tn Lena ,,,
VII M t II iahs ss&; e Il fas
VII: s's's! :'nss s 7 Il + ;;sn a' sE %gs!, Ii
vii; +, i; s:;Sn i:s "
's's !:5 %S"a'1';"I%' r. &"ss Il d Jsas, Is
"$$;:; i; ::i:3 ''
Y; x %ss d 1T i '$f:a;|iiiTj&:' Il K iiis i &S
IT,; Es; i; H. il ss,s ;;&i;iSisi. i &is Il.
ss iii: i K. Il ss:; j 3S!:Ss
ii; S: !'S;;:% $::; s;Sj: ;;ss';
~, Mri'G; +, e. r. e. 1,'nsn lssdiofd,: 1000
S?;' +! a::!s t's' >; st$,sf'a sa
A$;si \: 4 r. i's ID }'Es:ii VIII oJsSms: s b j.
"::s?! ~: i }sss }S$'sf il L; iii Ss'&!Alsa i III!
IL VI; u N sa Il J;;;;sS
s i! $, ss;; S.t;; iiS;i !; ;s
;s i; asS IL SaS!'|s,; 'Ssi; !; ,sa;s:
;s,sa t$ Il " X
RI; S$s ;s%;$' *;; @ Ii Il S.i 5 40
+ ,st%ss' - sa!s 4 ssp IS 'sis:efis
cf$S ,s:'1;iS' s9o Il t. u;i"s ;ss
uiels ~ .inhn II. farshnin 6m
'o''' '' 's1S Ss1f u IL M'tS as
s9Hts %so! is'es" T. a'ei + 4s5, i; e Esy
EharIes McI>ousnlN .,.,.,.,... .............s Ls0
, 1880-09-15
COMMERCIAL,

The following wero tho receipts and shIpmcnta
Of tho lending articles Of produce In this city
hurtns Tho twenty. four hours ending ut o'clock
Tnes'lay snorn1ng mud for tho corresponding
tiInu Inst ytnr.
, 1880-09-15
MINING NEWS,
NEW Yllitk.

Nu thf Mining .lsfocfafeh PFtfs.
NEW f0HK. Sept. H.-l}usl!,css ut tho Mn!nx
Exchanges tu-tlny showed little improvement
over yesterday. prlecs III nAny casca botl,y
lower. Tho closing quotations wrro:
, 1880-09-15

StfKEl' SALES.
1Ilfei'tt.n-

nrrrato. Sept. m-cArTIE -f,.ccpts to-day, IN;
= ssa.!,s @ $soa ss!s'
nj xtn Lttet,ers. fatirI:n ''
spned thr,isi rar; market steady viii Gon. do :
n1r % Eemsfa % ~ k"'.i saiae "
tanry &i"i%., II, Cnn"dn iah. u tis; Fs.s: II, sa. ~
4r:; nstsa Wv % ! i s tr Waet .! sSsR
g, irasa nS1e "!e na!y W az na, sda
c 6; s,sass sap .I.ss 6 ,f!i '"' a'd fa''s'
,..,-.. wArEaro"s' -
fH ;sd ii s III "sses II ebss Il
saI,'; e sx'! t s'M r 'Ir'. r,,nI,S E.' second
rs:.s aSss. IT,! & se's live ssao Northern
m. ja , III "s;in ,nI. ri II III s,e,a n I'LL
Mt e. t0 tath' n1tsn as5etiuu: aInbs, *Laesa.7s-
IT: Lotjls.
h HI, snss q s"ad sssFi .S s 's,t tS I;
Gt|ot.:s. tIGA.!t'; ;9ttys SuTs md hclfars &.hNa
mi T"n,s VT AIA"''' s'''s''' ''se'p.s' t''1' "'''
kIlEEr-Atcady mud unctnneed; medium 10 fancy,
e1nHt4U. ltnceipis. ktt Ftllpnlants. Mons.
sss. tn a w. nt' ut!' aSuE NM nntgrrs
ia,cy H. y5 Il. lfrrnipts, 9l3j; sit,lonts, Nl
,,,e- ,,,.;r,,
rAs7 LUXURY rn.. scpt ii-cArr;;.E-necctrls,
In l1ra'ii nsfkot "e,iye; scIl!nx ab.nt IT, iowor
~ s' 1890
4I'f FN"~es s"tS'Sso'Af etn' tN ht@Af
! Inn
1t. ynrErs t 6t X .G..s;r. 1ii1nst s'*'''
siiGEr-itsrsirts. i.su ica.s; asinE act!vo ut fun
se''''a"s'rf'st'' r,xs.s CRY,
r,..,a, ,..,,.s n'eNr 70 I,,. .t.. ,,,.,,. ,r.,,.
MASs"H eitat A!os Sep1' ''-'ho 'F@e C"FFHS
aGI"I1; r.; ,u,.,t.,. xer, .h,nw,.,. ,~,,,,,,...,.
fir. ,ntw, stn Mtsn t KIT
INT; nhtMH f..stss.p nntyp sAucAGES hIlu
eAtrs; s!1u % =. ~ ltG euHs REasS 4cAs
h'is. Ss,Ns s.Mi HaE -nrretaA, f1.uthW. ,.,. ..
.aHt ri % ,i hssM: .!.,I: ~; Ma1ses
snt} ts; IH %"'S'''''f "s"s s"'p'"A '|~o" paeA@
Ws' $"''Ss""o@ ...-..
CISC1SSATi.
t,,SrtxxATt scnt u-f,,,ns : sJcn,tr and In fair
.t,.nnn: c,,n,tunn fiitai iii ilt fit1Tikj: nnst.
ill., ,EstSI. ilct,ara Sinhsia;. r"cs,ini. iiifif
xt'I,,r"t,1s t.,, 0~''' .>"~SH@s 'oee's'' ''fo1s
7'"p'"1"'s' ""''of ,.nr.x,no,,a
...... i"tHHn!t'i'4"-
ISnlHSA!WliS Sept. .lL-llO14-slendy: &Lao3AA
lluCeipts, All1t Shipments I5L
.-
,,,>v,,.,,
. 49,. 1tS'A' 'Ettt
Tha reccIp3a md shttlpnts Of lnabpr aud abinstes
Inv, ,,t,,t ,vnr,.
'"'s "Se~ "e''t ,,., -. .,.
,, .. ..... tnff!Mas ahlnMthH
, 1880-09-15
.asc Is FUND chiefly fn the i'm
fh. fOifn1rit,ir t,rti.t,.S.

Tho most. striking feasurc Of tho above
comparison Is the large increase iii tin i,tl-
porlatiols Of pig, scrap, all rairoatl irun.
lhe totGl ynlue Of tho in.pnrtations Of Iron
mud steel, and tic manufactures Of iron and
steel, was IN round numbers slo,U0, 600 In
lsD o all1 d., oo0.oo IN lss), ,-an !rcreasc nf
$600.D0 In otic yenr, Twill Gr roticetl
that there wns 4 notable Increase TT the In
po1ts Of cotton goods, wot,icn EootIst silks.
the aboye tablD will show what MI enormous
amount Of ,"raw material" Is tnxed by tho
existing tariff.
Tic total vnl,o Of MI tito Imports, both
dutiabe alM noll-tiutLnhic, WIS Si]5, III TIA III III
lss9 and $GG5 ,a4 ,7iB in 1881, 0,-nn Increase Of
0ygr S231 U0l,D
A comparisun Of tho exports for tic fiscal
year 1S10 with those for tile fiscal year fSS0 IL
Interesting a'ul suggestive.
The sota! value Or thy EXPORTS of domestic
MMerclandlse M Was StAEl, ,EH,743 III. lsi!l M,M
Sssl,elN,3i} In 1AS0-n,l ilcrcase nf slal, l,t}OO,-
Go. co.. which, 1t will he observed, Is less by
Sy7 7oD,oe0 thun the Increase III imports.
II Is moi ditllcult 10 account ortlic Encrcnse
o. SlA, A,Gou, ,0oO III tho exports for !ssD. Over
,000 of It can bg accounted for ns fol-
lows:
, 1880-09-15
LIVE STOCK.

E.tTFLE-psoG2 NSTu ess&9t for all tvsc5tptopS,
In shlppi.g Mud oxpors stoan tho change DID not
alaolnt u aa nppEaciabv dac!iue, but ln Iow.rsda
ussres Hnd IN Texas xnd Western rattln shOf1 wus
shHnka1e Ut lbD1ac4 OF = decline from Saturdays
quotations Of aksE. Yhs 5ecsiYa& usss esain pretty
, 1880-09-15

III thesu threa lines Is tnll tho true sl0ryHf
most Of this tiinMrlal prusperlty0n which tho
Republican "oratorsr are lust HOW rIItg,n.
ING changes. Other nslIres Of tlreadStutfs
and urbsfsloIls 10 IL swell. iii some measure.
Me Increase or GSllrta.
y oiie tuUlis ctnstly Into tic list Of ex-
ports, llc meets with surprises Of Il different
character. For lnstantr, he i!ttls tint tho
eSnorts Of lnnny OF tho American nirllln-
iMsllred articles. nre tnllimy oy, rs will be
eeen from tho following cUsIli,nrLsuM:
, 1880-09-15

nuSTJH,
=. Snttial' Diapgtsh to Tho Chicago Tribune,
ilns10$, Sept. lt.-ln tminlnY stntsui Lnrper
FNlls tuti!Dletl gFOnl l67t tn lI3a4tl1K, Sfivur
lsInt !rs'l I1 IL II: Hun lfil declined }roWl III
y 4; Atlantic ~ to "; Franlli frMn II Is C;1f;
tAlumet 4 llerIn frntl ~, II, %sIi; llArxhtw id.
tnlice0 fruin ~ to ~; Huron from III 10 w,
ltidKn soil Ut ~; CataliA NJ ~; Axtee at i'll;
Douglas vt VI; ltcayer ltlver Cual sull ut G!y;
EiHplr0 at vii.
IL lhs Hfsfsrn At,oetaffa F'Fsts,
1losroS, scpt. It.-sltnlnx stncks clnscls
ftinusk. lem.. ;..",.. w Alalts,.u Cupvut.,....'S
Ga,alps Ass pi;::;;:.".... !Rnnsy.."..".."...
, 1880-09-15

FUTttE? -W"ro w"f;a I5a5,,s oli tI.ck fur oaSi;
rNtg, uHa 81 ,sk' tE1tu, stlru. : -
t1.rly; h",icn ,riets wu!a ttl A.! rilisknna wt.e
Wis; ,llGss, *tht4 Is puF t..: guDsU Is tot.
sAlT--sfns uar,arurd. Thu. uas you'd demand
At tslp FunwAx y4otaLlonE, which were firmly SUP
iH4rtrdI
fiiU snlt. ner bst.......,........, ..,.,,.t9 lIH
ltsafbu sAlt, pr Df'..s.+s Ls1SiJ
tAFSi win Ga&s... .AkkIAl
lhsrs. .@tsn4A4 1.N
lt%lstis sti4lrY. rt huek. "a, LII
tsEuui nlu'ft. III 9a1t LII
Ltt"!lnA,l NM. xlitassa.. .....,.......,., LW
HtEDS- lrt wllit fair d.iinaIld, with snca nf s-
Miiiskf-Was tn1tlf as,.v 4 il,s tecuHt a,ivMarv
fEs xHr1 fVtNtrttA Ut l lFta tiHialIU Huls utt tho
~ sI,Et iss u! tnr hishwItleA
,,t ms.a.t* tetMrts,i ~ uclaliEed Mesket
ittbHe1.lnA ftsulku "a lus,Irpt
lstlhi IL UfItlte1 nNdl4tEI III
EW1 NitNh*HHa .1lIN
euAfSN ntlHAAbHN 1lHtG4
M1ta!uHt uHHnshE Huect xktal
te4ll4A aytlu h0cCU. RI
klN1 th1 Cu4F9g Mas4ust III t
, 1880-09-15

Chemicals, drugs, alld lycs.$ A.!1tttt Ntt:E ki9
Culfce.,..,.. .............. 45,EA.H!n G1,as,tf.j
IIIdrs...... 1h,H59,0l1 NfIk,.:aI
jo,lln rubber. and giittn-
pcrcbt, crtttn.. gUie,0s9 !,BQG.::ss3
NlRs nnd other pnper INT ~
tCTinI.- HliM,.H ittlF, ,1h1
l,aw fIIk. observation-disclosures. E.37l,tEI 1..H.l GI
Tca., .,...u....,..r..........l l3i77,BlS 1y,7S.,,sl
The total yAl,ie nf TIN EmpNrts Of hu.tuhl,
merchandise wnH SUE, ,E1i,3iO III 1S7!l AMI
StN,H5aa,sS1 III 1Ss0.-~ull Increase of over
ElutGDo ,U0o.
'llIs Increase Ii found chiefly fn the i'm
pottation Of the following articles:
, 1880-09-15

NH0ON.CtltS~1ho market had no tpGciatly new
fenturot. Tho stock III hind n ilIh.. hut puhtLnE the
marketing 0f tho new crop. tho demnnd II Restricted
IN mtct!nR current requirement.. md tho wants hf
manufacturer arc met nj the prices given belns.
While tho cfp IA full nns. the quality will be pout,
tho iat1 rnlns having done seTous damage. Na
ME-,
, 1880-09-15
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Decline In Stocks-Demoralized by
First Unexpected News from
Maine.
The rradn,o Markets 1rregnlar-rrortsIons Tame,
but A,ttnycl llig|Hr-Iloss S!rQny.
Wheat, Corn, and Oats Ra.her Weak-RYe and
Barley Tend Upward.
FINANCIAL.

en1cs werG very actEvc D,t tho Ncw York Stock
i'narsl. and Rc,icrntly Oil II declining mArkct
Tho sirst news frur. alntnc ha'1 depressing
tendency. nn,l evrh tho stlunY uivhlrnd.puytnY
rCatls coi. not stem the downward current
Tic exceptions wsro Elevated 1snIl~Ay, which
gained Il, T.th,lsv'u 4 Nashville tho s1,f,c, and
Nnrtl,orn rnctlio 4. Tho 1rnrscrs werc nil wenk
md crrntIc, seemingly cuntrollcd by tho whns
of operators. THO uncertainty of tho pruafslcu-
tlat election brought specially tn tho nutce Df
capitalists by the unrx j'eeietl news FROM Stnnc,
md tho possible break III rnilwAy cnr,l.
iugs, seemed for tho day to hRyu given
tho benrs q decided advantage. Tho
country. It Is 10 be hhpr1, will rty To tho rescue,
for sfo,,ld tl,"so WIN fought four yenrs To t't
stroy tho Government Eet cntfr0 contrNl Of It,
tho vnltIo 0f stocks mud prnpcrty Eencrn'ty
would undoubtedly afnk from Ii to 100 per cent,
anl tHteh uf tt oiit uf Sight forever.
Governments were QDtcd in this market at
thu following prices: District Of Columbia 3lia,
aai1 GiUo: IT, lOt%ll10aat; Is, 1G!N Gbln.ai; AVS,
lrtiEait0H; Il, 1i0AGDll0}s.
Thu nnrket WIS weaker Mt tho close, aud 70.
ported nhuut 4 wcnkGr uli ru,in,1.
Foreign exchange was steady; posted for
sterling, 4a2G9,8I:t; selling sixty ttays ut aeo4fo
4S!; demand, 4S., fas3a; rnrs, III I; nnd i.!l:
Antwerp. 5.,a and IT!i: I3ase, Zurich, etc.. d@}A
and bstii: tIutrg, 1lrcmcn etc., NIX ai,ll Disi:
Tho following arn tho reports oF tho foreign
commerce pf tho City Of Now York fur tl1e week
GlstistK Saturday tho 1ltfi, anu s;igo tho l,cYn
ming Ut tho year, cn'npnrct With the returns for
the corresponding pcrod Iusi ycar:
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-07-09
TEXAS.

GALVESTON, July 8.-The News
specials have the folio wing:
PARIS. TEX, July SACK
Brown & Bro, dry goods merchants,
have made an assignment; liabilities,
$4,000; assets, $25, 900.
BRYAN, Tex. July 8-The
greenbackers of the fourth congress
sionsl district nominated Col. Brady,
of Houston, by acclamation.
STOCKTON, Tex, July 8.-A
party of rangers met band Of
desperadoes thirty miles this side of
Fort Davis. Both sides dismount-
ing took to the rocks and the firing
began. Three desperadoes emerged
from the rocks and threw up their
hands; the fourth came also but
continued firing, and killed one of
the rangers. He was forthwith
riddled with bullets by the rangers.
The desperadoes surrendered. The
telegraph wires had been cut in
several places, it is supposed by
this gang.
DALLAS, July 8.-Van Taylor
was found fatally shot near his res
idence last night. He refused to
give any information except that he
fired the first shot.
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FIRE

BosToN, Mass, July 8.-A dis
patch from East Douglass says a
fire last night at Lee & Murdock' S
mill and store house destroyed prop
erty to the value of $3.50, 900, which
was partly covered by insurance.
The cause of the fire was a hot box
in the main shaft. One tenement
huse was burned. Tne loss on
the buildings was S5O,OCO; on the
machinery, $4,000, and on shoddy
and rags, between 100000 and
$4,000.
TYRONE, Pa, July 8-A fire
here this morning destroyed about
thirty buildings, including all the
banks, opera house and postofice.
The fire is now under control. The
loss is estimated at $150,000; insur>
ance, $4,000.
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THE GATHERING STORM
CLOUD. -..

LONDON, July IA COnstantin0ple
dispatch to the Daily Telegraph says /:
by order of the minister of war,
Raouf Pashs, governor Of Adrianople,
has commenced to mobilize the sec2nd
army corps. He hopes, by the 2Gth
inst, to have $1,000 effective men,
three squadrons of cavalry and thirty
three guns in readiness for the field.
Offices for the enrolment of volun~
teers were opened throughout the Eil-
lages of Adrianople on the 28th Of last
month. Returns for the first two days
report fourteen hundred enrolled.
Troops have been constantly arriving
at Adrianople during the past week
from Boulair and COnstantinopIe to
he stationed. it is said, on the east
Roumelan frontier.
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THE READJUSTERS.

RICHMOND, Va, July 8.-At the
night session of the readjusters'
convention, a motion was made BY
which the electoral ticket recom-
mended by the business committee
had been adopted, This gave rise
to an excited and lengthy debate in
which the republican delegates took
an active part, saying they wished
to be left free to vote as they
pleased for president and vice pres
ident, and that if the republicans
were ignored, the readjusters' par
ty would 60 down without action.
On motion to reconsider the cons
vention at 11:50 p. m. adjourned
sine die.
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Political Fight ON the Ohio.

Special to the Cincinnati Commercial.
MADISON, IND, July 5.-The steamer
ShallcTo<s brought up an excursion
yesterday from Louisville to this city.
When near Hanover Landing, SIX
miles below this city, vote was taken
on the presidential question, which re-
suited as fJ,Iows: Hancock 122, Cars
field . II. The vote Ior Hancock
not having been unanimous,
some Of the Kentucky bloods
became indignant and resolved that
the Kentuckians who dared vote fJr
Garfield should not go unpublished
They inaugurated an affray and gen
eral row, using chairs anu other arti
cIee of cabin furniture, and some
using knives. No one was seriously
injured, though some parties received
severe cut. and bruises, and one man
was SO seriously Injured by a chair
ba iOg broken over his back that he
vas unable TO leave the steamboat
when she landed here. No arrests
were made. E# .lts