davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-05-06
Raid on New York Central to
Shake Out Recent buyers.
Governments Active-Forcign Ex-
change Sitter.
I The Produce Markets lrrogular-ptovlslons
Quiet hul Slronoer-Gratn Exeiled.
Wheat adsanted Sharply With Ptars of o Nay
Cerner-A Brisk demand for Corn and Oats.
FINANCIAL.

s,orks ycstcr,lnr were irregular md fevcrish,
with o,,thrrnks of wcnkncas In snMe new spt,ts.
A forn,ttInb,r ruit1 WIS nntle on New York Ccn-
trnI. which was thrown on tho market In lots of
a.otn shares each, hut thero wcrc some features
~ Tho nt,ck which tiytsteti It nf tho tcrrors It
wn,,ld othrryisc hnyo ht.l. In the days OF
vautlcrh{t Inn Great any such trltltnH with this
,,,nat nronortx ,yo,,lI tny, brcn crushed IN
~,on,,r. ,mt tho cboncrs arr thnt tho lttlo
Wamaorh,lta nil hnye thoir hands in this
,,,,a,siIn nn,,o Aftcr evening Mt 1saG, md nd
s.sr.rr !. IN IN Nav York CrptraI fc(l to In,
,,,no,.nr,t,y f,rnl,v IN t.1,,< Houston Il Texas
contro, lat 3s,, 10 H. Central Arlznna opened
~ . -rcnvrryl IN 6.. nnt closed nj &, The
1nucet ruins were made ty c., c., g. & l., whteh
n.e,oJ NJ n. anil I'm to 5nk. md closed a. y4t,
Lsnin of IL, Ohio preferred was rs better
M ~ Enshvl1tc 4 Chattanooga nude n ret
-o,n,f I. tn5,. although, It cluacr, lower thuu
I'm mc,,inv. Thr other changes were uum,nr-
,+,nt ~, wero cn,nIiy ,llvidr, between tho bulls
and III, lcnrs Mlcliuuu Central eull ut SiAGa
,S8He,ps Lake shoru ut 1aih@lG,t;, sellug
finally Il 1o,n.-a loss of x. Erio's highest wns
tlas: n,,h lo,yfst A1s: with n loss OF Il nj the
,ciose. Tn nrcrcrrc1 1nat1c e, to tiss. North.
ivr,t opech Mt IT,, sold ,,p to ppa. down
t4o piH. md closed nj 0ias. Walnsl e0,ll-
mon wus mld mt Jt6,&M.T:kn:wi1N:1E, lns-
ling 4 for tht dur. Tho preferred was GtssD cay
|t1N5N1t8;,S, Using u, Enusas e. Tcxns gained
lx. tnB4x. tft&r scf,,,l, Mt a1Y, The cnal stocks
showed no 1ccAlvo ch,.,ges. ll,,lsot, closed Mt
(rRat M tu the prccctt,r dny nftcr touching
}1psi and 5s,<. Iaeknwatnn lost u, to slA, aell-
inr Rt xsts and sHs. Jcncy Cuutrul declined
Ifroun mt to "a, selling Nn.il! nt f4N. NrRilrg
Lsoli ma histl M bgk md ns lo7 M 58k cuslng
l--t,h net ulynuce nr 4, nj 6sat, Columbus,
khfclgo t. Indiana Crntr,,l rnalv X, to l2a;;
louisville & Nashville ~, to 1:s,. Lake Er,o 4
, 1880-05-06
RNAL ESTATE.
Tho following Instruments woro i}lcd fo1
rUcosd "Wednesday, May5:

Tho following Instruments woro alcd Tor
rtcosd wCdncsdAy, M9y5:
c1Tr rIulrEhTr,
Commercial *, to II oF North Nv. v I. 9lxteaH
4. tinprusnd dated april Il tMIalasl Hyan ii
rs'.rny r'Sss, + Il, ss IL iS;So ~, it'd m
nt a!sAU II. dAletl april tAeAn d L!los u {.
wnaut t. i COZ IL Lnest,. 4 Mid 1:la ''
Il, dated March ~ III. u. u. ID. aud L. llpnt ~
wSbsisrav, sSssg IL 'iiayi1G IL i I. ii1I5 IL
.,Isf5.. 'a1m
dated slay tChaEiss G: u. sssudeE u Tslsf
Eassl Essaii n; iii u ihiiiy Il. Nv
istH Z, dAsod alay tA,beFt Crunu 10 Hussn ~,
WSat faniolph It. Is Il ii u;uTs., Exiib d."
4, .iats4 April HtAasiA IL Dallaln " s0phEa ,
is5!sn X " i Si WyiasS: ", j. i Il. -"
dated Aptl ill., ). snd Z. II. slnmons u A. ~
ss;S gEs;sS EssSS |,,; Ss,:SS j i,:.s
Mssssn 4. 6ot.saa sSai; .iiifi lid i.yn ~
Y.touFth ~; e I, 70 ll.Ml1 liU It, lniptastA. '
M}eh1aa ". tams ~ aooye aa.sd bsc ii, Lid WV
:, e. Il. Ff.{ - Helnstts N. Laatstl .,......:. SOU
dated April - RQber2 Moore 10 The Chlcago,
, milwaukee, ) 81. Ppui Railroad companf,s... l0,1M
Carroll av. eair OF hll1Maukee.A 4, AJIf8 II
te1ccH! sGcet, taAd May ltl- Hall " sHn0) Ldl
, 1880-05-06
NEW YORK.

SPECIAL UHpdlth 10 1He ChlcdP1 1FiDknfs
NEW YnHK. stny 6.-unAtN-WhcRt- 0norn1A OF
winter wheat generally much lighter notably for car
Iy delivery, md prlcpA advanced about M1lAfo on
moderately nctvo Moromunt tor prompt and forward
delivery, though late III the afternoon dealings M tho
market for uptl0ns On fU 1rcd, especially juno 0p-
lions, 1lnctuatsd frequently. cInH.ng tF3lo
on tho hirlscat i.auros, spring whstu MAS In fair
donntld INT guntc.l np again abuht IL, and odortA
with resorv1s trnnsnctbnt Haurarntlte1y light 1UD
bit No. rod At .ss{slapi 1lo0 bu chuioo No. CHI
caxu arnR nj tLh Cor1-A fhtr bIsinesB III further
Improvement ot nb1ut ftAlc, M. for delivery on
Aiay Eanlng rapst, lxed Wustcrll nneEae 6lG 5odc.
No. 9atstnctinE noat nttcallons No. chcasu quoted
hero NJ Etc ltyU offered With rasorve. ahd quoted
AEm Will, FUR uuusand.
fWOyisl0Nh-lIas products In fair request and
stronger th0iiR Chasing tse RAsuT md IRREGULAR.
IT, H.. 1 t&h & as S ID s'issi sS ns Wsq
SSs s;s s!s s;tSs:p :! YstSs 5
as" II 1t u ws.,ssn n Il muSsio Sand es sf
Il, Il 5 3sas i I 5s SSss: SSsf
,sqs Il; fair demand at former rnte'' $4,000
y SEs%as-issx XII steny " ,no.'eta.e ea for sur.
G!ss ,rs ot sas2iy faI t4r H. 10 xo9a, 5Isrin4 r.
sWffS urls reported .ula a. ta.
h s ssnstsy s,sss ssss II 5s;
na q NJ: to a fs!sr NJ r t!se nrH s y se
or ,iinno ireo ierinss of tanaev for cary ise
hBre ard NJ out poEts market "ea1 and nuso or less
" ~ The 1E't,stra A,,oetated Pres.
Ss% :$$ aSsss,
FIoUh QMst Tuealpis. HUI br., super stAto and M,
1 ssSS Tf Gs'' as
HnAi$-Whtat staad{i receipts, ay 1sm =. hps m.
, 1880-05-06
LOuISvILLE.

1.pr1avtLGE, May b.-EOTT0S-Du!j at flLc
FLuuIt-S.ehhy md unchanged; exlrs. lin.
fnmtly, ti.Gs a NJ. |. $SU1Is,2t. eAas
6ttAfs-Whuat auIo, at ti.0, Corn stroos, n. !,
whitd, &'ct do nsxud, t041c. Oats steady IA ~,
channed. No white. sc' do mixed. a5o. liz se,,.
firm, and hghor nt a3c, ~"'i
Hay-Steady nt sii003la00.
PROVISIONS .l'urk quiet Mt Sll.Na Lard oui,t m.
tnchnn2ed} prlNto ktcan $5.UD. Aulk meR}s Scts aa
hthi Mnd hEnFs hliuahfHrs. $llt; clear III tiMs
cirnr, tH5j !achn strong nnd higher; shIu,is,
clGAf flb' o' CLEAR. *i,1 .llatns-Susar.ful III
WutsKy-Elru atst0
, 1880-05-06

FI'OuIt-FYnA Hilott th0uAh with lltt1e moFe IN.
qury from exporters, Mhn took llttlG, pscsA bong
Ecncrn1ly above thels tMs. Sale. wcro repurtod Of
brIs wncrs private tcrnal s2s brls tnublo oxtrn.
at $hSts0t1t md ~ Irn no grade at $4.h Tonl e25
brts Export tpurs In sAtks were quoted Mt A7t36.O
for oxtrn, nnd tiOtelt.2s lnr thu!co tlu.
OTHER 1jHEAraTufFs-WGrG Armcr. faes wcrc
repustcd Of brnn nj Il ihD; Gears mlt!dlngs
mt tIs t+lea: chr wheat screenings Mt ST. prr tons
and ! cars shorts at 3E.stsl5GM coArse oorn.ncal
Nus norl1nn! nt +I4tu per iNA I'll track.
srN1NG WitHAT-Wns mutiorn.ely act!ro md
stronger, with stcndlnGss III quotations, though the
feeling 9enosnl!y nsrvous 0nc The luarket vn
'chnngo advanced NC for Ibis n1onth and Mo for
tnno hbov0 tho latest prices Of 'ferlay and wont
np fnrthtr In thu aftctnnon. Tho British ndvlccs
%sss @ vas 81 sa ne @ ca. as Sss1
the Ca,n'in9nt tst Week Ti!s Eai,xgd ~ nn!tt AlH
ST. S J""s i
n ss { e t's share
the lnnnnd cnisn tron, !lin raniar mon d2lna nniyn
ss@f sssfse ts"t sS i'a, r%S III" se"s Mcs
f. sU Wis f'oslnS a t a aesf 1f y aa s sasy Il
tilA aaa 7ni'esd p 4 4! st the ess s1,lsr t,1s
& se.s t ssa SrR S e s'assaa 6
",sS S"s S's % Il u b s Ne ssf FL M s'y' TSi' ii r
u M Sy ssrrs ID .eSs 81 IL s'' ana ~.
s +: e
c@i.Ns%ss ncttve ana s,ronx aav.nelua tor .,.ts
sssas " il o HI '.ss s;'; sl.s Ss . Ef's : r s;;
Sny a9sa s,tsdJ 6"t t,,sr M Ts Ifi.k % ~,
$$s:: T. $ i. $s,:;ss ssss ~
ss,s III nj; ,S, %saS \;
II n s ss ftan & e! g fST StS4
i; ::$s s: ) I S;s
sis.t$ : sfssta|! 1s |: !ts! 81 i
, 1880-05-06

The following were tho receipts and shipments
At the leading articles Of produce IN this city
tlurIug tho twenty.fonr hours ending Mt o'clock
"Wednesday morning, md tho corresponding i1ne
IUut t.Dlf
, 1880-05-06

I'UTA'f6Es Tho strept o!efii,Ks werc Edcqunte,
aud sa1Na Mla0 VI 1bG In *AGkE CNr.lUt1 Wgra
inll At TSl4e. Now poMioos wero SLOW nt ta0ts3aa
'fFtj fFtjpG1irnywa. p1i IN ,lt,o bo.tsr local roqao.t md
Htandy. The nfnrn9s were nmp1n hut not very 1nTs.
~ saiSeys '7 s; s' acss saa"s aos
Grete siUD t,ur dor.
sHa, but tler9 VII. yury litto Inquiry. Tho .n'es
Msre prlnc!p.y 81 r. fiax. HMfKnrtsrI! nHa % mst.
quiet Ut SLIEtiO!. Aill0t snd lower Mt fk%aA, lhu
iserltn nj nj. Hungarian oponca ut BID nnd cosuI
At 7Nh1E.
3;xiT~w"s stsaar, Mt tho late dec''"o' With t"'r
E!nm rnlt. y hr.. ~ TX
t5fsbHnu
lJhlry. with DlV1., 144W
jjrtiIi3 nytut
t,iyGTpnUi tlnO iHttb bancksi................ 1.H1
WlilbkT-Wna In fhtr tiEnkvd Ut Tleadny's Ad-
yalne snEeR WerU tNpurleln Ut wv brla hnshal Eouds
un Tho basis Uf 2it3 for hfHhwnes
ID quoted Mt 261tNu Tho receipts aro lIHht
, 1880-05-06

s; ;: ss;: I'D I; ~ ;ss: IT,
; :;5 SY; ;$: ;;:f
\; ss &; ';$; 4: ;j;
tTrtTssses ttn Md iii tltrsrol jings, An!UricHi,
s;!tsS'''' e's. e"''a !" '.'.r"', m 'a' 's"'s
vance "f ifc; W,,uic,i t{,c"n, kisa Il; sjlcnod, Na
' ;ssn s:; So: !ssd II "a mer.
"e'Ssc" "c''oF"' .. ,.-,,.-
,e,sr ,,,,rr. Ws"s"t..rr,v- r7,,c,n,, ,,.ar,
m 1end az ihr,t,e NpI 81 Of lDcnl stncki t1laj fnr
saxs. rs tbrHh mid ss lDcnlt supply rnry siRht
nna !,nk ni!cn hMslnG3s Mons: Wi.n Gnoa tnnnJ III
prr iii ns Wn III grudce, ''' ''4 'N0'' 'N 's
lfdtfHtscccjria tn.ttny, 31is heAc, tntn1 for two
ha{'' hha{' A"o rhhaacpn'as't t"'VH4"o' aofxo'b' *'+Va
s asT ,tn nshu Mao,eS @
eto1"' e'pped' '""Ss'M !a,,,.
,r.v,,, ,,.x huFfaIn. .s,t 1,,,,,,,, ar ,,.,s.,
aa' s.s, dSM HG ehoeo s'oofs' |''S
sitEEr ASH ,sNls-teeeIts, lgoo snies nf eilgrad
fa!s y a"S VIII. as sliSissa lsa's.. sSh
%s o%s!s syy 'H.ss md sa5xSss
s1sa'' Disposed sf' sr m ,o,,,s '' ''' "''' ''
IT, f.ntfls, Mar k.-EATTLE-AGttve ard firm for
light atcarnt frlno to fnflcy ,Icnvy Atc0rR, 4A 7t
Htint :. ,paIEli liRht, EAtEti.A lnHs Ntd tIoffss,
fLlAt..l1 NJ fucdors EI&0itI0. HecolpA, lt0t ship
fuDntn NN.
HHEEIi-FCnrcO Rnd wHntot. prices unchanged; fair
TO fnncy nOOlOd, $l.S4NQJ cllpueil, Ek1lA40. Ship
Mcnts, 2HN. =
llHt,a--EnItly ncttret Yorkrrs, ttighG3n taeon,
A.atS t.25, tcnvy h1tiprlnE $:fEA4l; rnnH nttx1dt
$LUtNt1Q ikecptrtA, lulEa; Ff1Ipnetts, 1,Akt
rtuffwNsri
,-..,- sa4's!N'f".A .......
EtSctSSAT!* May o--!!Dne:.!lMll; c0mn1on. *tSM
5!9; gnt, kIlN] ~ {aGKiR :ni bntchofss shN
,Sn'tx1;os. ,;as s,,,,, :, ,,,,.
;slaLL " MmnouSHiS1teaas i1s1 NJ es9
, 1880-05-06

PEORIA, Ill, Alny t.--1NAtN-Corn nfu, hat
n1lx el. fsso, mixed, Jtd43yfc Oats STEADY; Nat
white, ;fs4tt:fN. Nyo i!Tusi 10. 4 78c,
Ht0HWlNEs-Eirn Ut tlIbx.
, 1880-05-06

NEW YonR. hiny 6.-Cotlun euods quiet ID IN
hdnds hnt leading nakes ntouay. Prints In 1Eiht o.
nt,d. but prtccs III hust nIukrH will not be chans
tl!s se,lxn. Mdp trints atld tawns doing fatIl! ~
wu!lens quiet, ht Iuany i1nkGs lirKely sold ahta4
and prlcgA urG lrln.
, 1880-05-06
DTTFFALn.

DuFfALo, May a-1RATN-Wheas scarce I'D
apt!n1 nom!nn't No. ~htto, slls}i, Corn trm aM
actlve3 A.0u bu At 4ac; ld01 hn At 4a,43t4c; hds
nsktng !2Ho. Oats tlrtni M1lp bu Nd.9 10 a.urtH
E!ao RJo neglected. barley innctlyo, scares, Id
<OAaAh gns1anrs-rirm a. s5fo for whc.. nd w
for corn, :"
, 1880-05-06
EATTl.E AALE4,

Itth1S-,Thsre Na4 y tatlsfactnrl!y actiso deu.and
frhl ilckqFa and ahtrIrds and The uath1t strung
fur VI krtdss wh!lo tUt thora Moss huy.
r. sEn5 ~, r'sx ~ tns'S "san TX
host llxhs An4 ~ DaalSi for po0f to choco hGAvy.
rbest MI RI Il ihlRhn,l firm.
, 1880-05-06

II 1LIkVT1E q M
CLHvEtANn, o. May t.-1'ErNoLkuM-Qua lfa
stehdyt stantara whtto, 10 lost, 714c.
FlTrsnUno. Pm, Mky yb.-PkrRuLEuN-Du1l, rs&s
fhlIadttFhA delivery.
n T!}8c ahiienta., al,Bp; aycra2c, ELsk eha'tsf.
3AAOi 1fgrANVt Y. .aOi trAnsActl0ns 2lQ,Uu
, 1880-05-06
D1r1'{ROIT',

DETROIT. May 5.-FtuUR-Elt1n and steady.
GIAIN-WheAt ilvt, No. whlto, sllj{t Ill.,,
ti13at june. tll95Si July. slG14, milling non,ail
hlespts 0l wheat, w but shipments, u bu.
, 1880-05-06

NEW oRLEAxs, Mny h-CoTToy-Quet; nsddnt.
ING, low nl!dlln. ll5lc; Euud Ordinary, 9tci ~
feeelrts, LIT hnlca, grnss, 207, exports coast's
0I!i sales. 4,iUl1 stock, lnl lh.!.
, 1880-05-06

TUferESTINE.
WILMINGTON, NJ O., 3iayG-SrlRtrs nF Traen'
TtSE-Dul1.
, 1880-05-06
LIVE STOCK.


CAI"rlE-Trudo was active .:und thare furthHr
alight hardening Of prees. This light Euoairta led
Increased confidence al, nround and tho onltre sup
uy taken NJ Adranco Ut btliDc shipping anh
lIrt Hrudos showing tho Improvement tho rlna HHlos
we're ut f!9 OF far lnfGrDr tI gInh bitchera' stun,
EkkaIH for stnukers nt for fR!r To cl.nicb
e,puH .UeYuB, md at $St+lt5 for oxtt1 qualities
sind tho wnhts Of exporters. AL sold htid Tho
ulutkGt El0snd hrtH.
QUOTATIONS..
Extra lioevoa-1Eadsd atoers, weighing ,tD =,
ch,,,s" lsoasos1fi i'll Wit -fofnci stsofs
WoiShinR III, % iI ns...v............,.... 4s340
liz iat 10 i .,....,............. Aoo94ss
III isaiM iaM ~ 3l02Aa
nutehors' btuck -rotx to c!lnlnon atocra and
weighing III il T1 AOo2tm
jan w. &0oa51s
Sns aid EcalSwaH steers ,,,,,,+,,,,. 22saR5
vaae DGf llll AEhaN
, 1880-05-06
tnrgo companies. hownvnr, SO far nF wo can
naccrtaln, ,ro maintaining full circular, prccs,
TIM UNION Tnusr COMPANY HANK,

Northeast corner Madison and Dcashosn-ats,
Receives savings dcposils nnd nlluwA interest
at tho rata per ceni subject to tho ru1cs Of The
nnnk, @. n. Wtl.gttN. .Cns!A!er,
, 1880-05-06

S1. LOUIS,
81. l.ouls. May 5-FLuuN-qutet, ebo,.. :. :.
bid cashi &s.i0 aiayt family, eAS}isai; xYp &R
GHA1S-Whent htahpri No. red. fj.iini ~
fill Siny. toi4 Iutaa l0>Gai0J{ Juus, assl'
tuys aou thu year, No. j do. ti0sesllsN: ynftxla
fltD4 Corn higher, nj 1la:tiifo ca.h, ~ s.,tt.aa = a
sfays SrSakHc JUNG. md xl.adHto July nAssfs n,tass
chhnue,l. lIaeloy-Nu u,urkut Assh
WHlAKy-Htensty nt fI.Ut
IEAl,-!,n!l; l!Ot aanbIu At over fNc,
n1frTEt-1 -1fHcthhYel. '
Et1tss-unutiMnVuIl.
l'hlrlsInSs-tnrk !lrmer at s112s hla o...
akM; nacun .tnaiI hnd nrtn n tlLta in III IN NJ
HRrEilr*-ftnur. 4U0l brlB: Wheat 1fm h
hu! .iats, :!n bMA rye. 5 hn; tsfc1 enf Fe9ia
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 7J brIs, corn, stS h. nsSh y
, 1880-05-06


SpteGat Dispateh to 7nt Chttdro 1fsbnn&4
NEW rnnK. May 5-Tho vctoing Of tho bill
taxing foreign carItnl, which tnadc tho market
cl0so strong yestcrsfay, Induced 4 fresh cover
ing by short sellers this morning. but when thnlr
buying ccnsod tho market shgGctt OF, and. nftor
somewhat ragged course, closed weak tonight.
Th!s tax blt. OH its passage, ch,setl decline In
stocks Of scrcrHl points, md n slight rally to-
dny hna disappointed holders moro than nny
recent nvcnt- II Is very evident that tho outside
public nro not buying stocks. Even the pub.
ltcntion Of the Lake Shore report, showing rcnr-
" per cent earned, failed to help tint stock,
for which much lower prices hro predicted by
tho bcnrs. Tho snnrkct to-day has icon quito
freely supplied with lni1g stocks. and thore wcro
The nd Twenty thtr,i street purity arc worklnR
toRethar nRain. on tho bear side, and predict
e'''''ti ~ Iaei tae iVs.t<rn A,.oete,ta 1',ts,.
Ngw Yonk, May 5.-Goycrn1nonts rT:
1toilrGn1 tttntas xoncraelr strung, autl In eomo
INSTANCES higher.
Rtate securities steRdy. ......
The stock market was irrcg,,lnr In tho ear1r
dealings. but IT. tho main higher Frsccs ittl.
which. attcr declining from d to Nt.i. roeo 10
pressure to seIi, under tho influence nf which
tho cntro ltst foil otf, the dccltne ranRinF frnn
cent Now Yark Hsr csntrsl enanE tho
weak.
Whit ssenscr, md tie ,a,rkct cit,sc.l ut irac-
toual recovery in su'1e cases, but with m '','-
There wts It Rfnrp brcak In some Of the min.
INK Ahnrcs.. Central ArizuuM, which cl3sed nt Q
iast evening. Mnene.t Y % Subsequently n.ll,e4
% r3 9e4f snt it n9 a bse ssf @ os.
work I prHsltahIy. ,Th!s report. however. was
pressed confidence ~ tho future of tho property.
There was nlst, Il snltu decline In lcnt1villn to
, 1880-05-06

hnld In small war nnly.Nad not All the ofsotngs wero
Disposed nf Tho following kntca woro rtrurt9As
H17EEp HAGE9
, 1880-05-06
PHILADELPHIA.

T1t1tADEkrnfA. Mny h-FLou,t--A m,,...
IN tho dnuand except for rhuIto MIn"a.'. eaaeat,
ana fAnry winter mhcnts. Mtnncbrla cstt, ss,e.
oi s s,G, ssTx s,ens; na,en.' ss ssG;;s ' ~
GHa1x-whnnt In soud demand, So, ~ = ~, a.AHt
vator. ss,AlSo.7 rcd, MAY, t2iN BID, tlrG "a ".
Juns HEN BID. ti.'5 nsked July. ili:TS ~ sstst,
E?Aetis AMFa., ttns,t hai. tt n,krlt Cn.a o'a IN
tho1 h S;sc; ano 4;M9 t! ttS s:tsa5' jut t
sa @ H. Gsksa Will, N1n IL, H. a;S r. H. fIlas a.Eea
.E i,t!Gv vtsioXs1isail &. md atoI,anReii. ~
etaic mud bradford Gu.iaty, ienns,ixsn3 SsH To,t
essM; Ws.tern iIcscrvo trtra. 2sS2e a. e1i,aA 1A
!:.iGs-Qulnt but stnady; Western, lie.
iHiEEAE-IlMllt srGHin.;ry. l3Mc. dn WOOD. 1,a,.
WlltSkY-St0atiy Ut fllu
,MSEGEirTsH,fta95 ,. 1, , 1!9 brs' wheat Ion bo, 49,,
SllfMEStS-Cbrn, 1b.ffN htl,
, 1880-05-06

atlHAct csnttlfuaxl. AH tnr; prime In ,ho,.:.
hlcS s!cafy lo;!nna, Rno', p rhnrs p3.es tx s1s&
MnSsTamrMsiy MnETan na,e i taI,' mfM nnssst ,lr. u a
sluu IE1.ntumt AtorllnK exchange, iii. '"1' ENp1
, 1880-05-06

| Tho inoronso In the movement u very marked.
except to tho United Kingdom and tho West IT.
dies. Tho exports OF corn TO tho othor Countries
arc growing rapidly.
, 1880-05-06
PETROLEUM,

oswEao, NJ r, May t.-0ltAIS-Whest hEssa,
Coru sleadyi No. Toledo, ,btu.
, 1880-05-06

NKooa1.coKN-wasln In request In suaal way AMI
Btssadyt
3A0lcU hutl BIO eNEIt
ElnG $fr0t!. e8t('MurknR,
}teN lPpptl
!nIpt1Df hho SUlHnul. e!.A
ltDHkeA.. ~
Nu'l"rER-Wns dull nnd weak. JA,mer pslces urs
quuted fur several RFAsA. Now Rrnss 6utteF II be.
plhniAs to como forward freely. and loss.l hu1ers
soon lsp0spd to pusrhase only for Immediate usa.
ShIpppts arc dolnA lhtlb.
Afe4Ncf%
Medium;
4NE1l1Af 10 e4L
llA0ulN1-sFns In Ilxht dshAnd md steady.
ai.E atqst hi1F's iSnss.. lii: $
AMERICAN. 1....,,...".x3Bl .....
CllEESE-Fult creamA ara In good demand, scorU0,
aud stnaly Other vradps were dull and lover, though
lhn ohoru4a wsre not En1HO: ...
Full GfNARl.
fkFt ekltlu
Full tkltV. YM
C0Al-WAt In moderate demand and steAdy:
laekA A4ta, range and aSx.... ........"..dm
Elfte and bE1eF tlall.
Baltimore uho eIt
Wv
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-02-26
Brother Gardner's Lime.Kiln Club.

Las night was toastin' my heels
an gWine to sleep by de Cook-stove,' -
began the old man as the notes of the
triangle died away, "de ole woman
aXed me if l didn't fink dis world was
CROWN awful wicked. Dat put me in
mind of de fack dat almos' cherry day
hear people sayin' dat dey can't believe
nobody any more, an dat it am harder
to find an honest man dan it is to dis
kiVer water runnin' up hill. Gem'len,
Ize been pokin' round dis world about
sixty y ars, an it am my experiences:
" l. Dat de man who groans ober de
general wickedness of de world will
steal wheelbarrOw ebery time he gifts
q chance.
"2. Dat de man who goes round la
mentin' dat he can't trust nobody is the
very chap who'll gin you away ebery
time.
"3. Dat depusson who fnks de world
am full O cheats an liars will trade
you blind hOss an den sneak into de
barn at midnight an steal all de shoes
off his feet.
"Dar's wicked folks on y'arth, of
course, but de man who does de squar'
thing will nebber run amiss of squar'
people. lie got along so fur as well as
could be 'spected, an de look ahead am
all serene. De only man shell look
out fur am de man who was BON fur
an angel, but growed up to war pants
an butes. ."-DetrOit Free Press.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-02-26

ber Of women on the street is as great
as the number of men, and storms
which will stop street-cars will not stop
women from coming and going.
AT some time in the dim past some
one called women the weaker sex. Wa
it in sarcasmP If not, then there h as
been great change. A woman may
not lift, pull, push or carry as much
weight as man, but they stand cold
better, complain less of heat, walk more,
sleep less, eat less, rest less and en-
dure pain with silent contempt where
a man would upset everybody around
him. A headache which would send q
man to bed would not keep a woman
in doors. A toothacne which would
make man half crazy would not pre-
vent woman going down town. A
Dunion which would make a man limp
would be danced on all night by a wo-
man. Married men know that these
statements are true, and doctors prove
them so every day. This being so, let
us place our sympathy and gallantry
where it belongs gs-with our fellow-men;
women can more than take care of
themselves. Detroit Free Press
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-02-26
American Goods in China.

Mr.. Shepard, United States Consul at
Hankow, China, in dispatch to the
Department of State, transmits the an
nual report of the trade of his district
A notable feature is the increase in the
importation of American sheetings-
As, ,901 pieces in 1879 against 1895 in
1878, or more than 132 per cent. in
crease. Other cotton fabrics have in
creased, but not in so large q ratio.
One great cause of increase is the in
tegrity of the quality of the American
goods. Excepting cotton goods and
Kerosene, the Consul givesno encourage
ment to the introduction of other wares.
Provisions, machinery, tools, etc, stand
no chance. The present China will
foster no foreign industry, and coun-
tenance the introduction of no foreign
product that she can in any way pre-
vent.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-02-26
The Weaker Sex.--IsnJ 1t Man, In.
stead Of Woman?

If you expect me to bundle up my
throat because it is q little sore, or to
put on woolen stockings to help you
cure this cough, you are greatly mis-
taken!" ME
Thus said a Detroit lady to her family
doctor, the other day, when he had been
called to prescribe for her, and she felt
quite indignant at the idea. Her throat
was protected by wisp of lace weigh
ing the sixth of an ounce, while her
husband wore a chest protector, two
shirts, an overcoat, scarf, and then
pulled his cap down over his ears. She
had been out nearly every day this win
ter thus protected" and made no
complaints, while he, q man in the
prime of life, had often complained of
the cold. He had cork soles, long
legged boots and thick socks, and had
felt the cold. She had kid shoes and
cotton hoes, and had been warm enough.
He had cloth gloves, and she kids. He
had sealskin cap, and she a fashlona-
BILE hat. She was out more hours per
day, on an average, than he was, and
yet she suffered less. He had been all
ing twice as often, though twice as
careful.
Get into street-car and you will see
men shiver and shake in their over
coats, comforters and mittens. In the
midst of them is fashionably clad
woman who seems as comfortable as
cat on the hearth. Half the men sit
with their overcoats on in church or
theater, while nine-tenths of the women
remove all outside wraps. Men are
hungry three times day and must eat.
Half the women who 60 out go without
reference to meals, and lose dinner and |
get home late to supper
No one ever hears q female passen-
ger on the street cars say that she is
tired. A man who has walked a mile
will fall back into a seat with q great
sigh of relief. A woman who has walked
three will sit down as If to accommo-
date some one. Business men go home
tired and hungry. Their wives come
down town, tramp around for hours,
and then 90 home ready for a trip to
the opera or an all night hop at some
neighbors. While men believe they
need coffee, meat, potatoes and other
hearty things to make blood and flesh,
women will mince and pick and sip and
wish they could feel hungry.
Send bill collector out to call on
fifteen different men on Griswold street
and he will return with both legs ach-
ing. Give 3 woman any sort of walk
ing and she will make fifteen calls over
a widely scattered territory and de-
clare that she had a splendid time. /
Stand man at dry-goods counter
snd after ten minutes he begins to shift
his weight and look for a seat. Put
lown enough goods, and the average ,
woman will stand there two hours
hough a.stool is close beside her. Let ]
hree inches0f snow fail and men viii {
vait for a car, fearing to get their feet
lamp. Six inches Of snow would be
lothing to a woman in kid shoes and c
ottOn hose if she wanted to go any /
where. During a rainy day the num- T