davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-04-07

REAL ESTATE.
The following Instruments woro filed for rec
ord "Wednesday, April 4:
rtTr PROPERTY.

The following Instruments Yyoro ilIel for rec
ord Wednesday, ApriG:
cry PROPERTY.
SHs' Sa A'sS s 81 f.. II tt 4 ss.'i Fl %p"ssse ;asa.
l,.asy i 'a'. ; uoir 4 III v.i 10
TGxi 7, ,latau April il.ass i.azso L;
VI; t9!;sy':' sa: u'ssE4S q %s II I'll. i
's:f; a:: i; T i H. i. Il aS ii II; ;J* H
~ bSs it, IS i: I'LL !; Ill; ~
cissR f; Il ais + hs;iis ;i;sis ~
fss!!Sx s,y 6; s.sie IL %%'S3ssS II ts;:S is$i;
Sts 1e4'G;':; a;is: i i { 5sa J. SS
lfasi.S Il. ii il ii Wss9 Eis;sci,itiii;, "
ns. nnS f. f. !. tarys ,s T. :sse Apttl 'Jo.ep m
III T. ,'s @ !! KID 's sS'sss; Ms:ss' sSt,5 HS't
Wiz $ SS;i| ;sssn XS;S;
III: x 8 :sSSis: , il I;I
si ,ws 'iTss SSk II 81 III, a,.s ssS.
Viii s.S ft. 4 ;p:ysi: Y; s'sS S'; ;S;; '
rW;n}S " HSx;ss !s;s + isii; ijati = $40
H. S.is i;sS;;S ;5:.ss is =,
sl3.ig II. t!t;,toyea, .lAlpt April iEstatu u
Eltxabuth II. Altrltlsu tst Iuki1 H. AhlEi,iIu AU
Slrl'iH It, 1f!4 ~ Nf tnHnpnrl nv, o (, ;IlSJsA
ft;;'Att Il; S'tted AArri! tsuphsa Wulaa "a August
os*sy Il; s;l i I; t. il S$j; ,'v' %
lsi!!!Mt9 nt. hi 1t II nf Twenty .aueHli 1t, " L '
axltn! r. dtxEupt alxt0 Il In rGat}, ttttutl
, AHrtt flHliA y. EoO TO 1.eunas.l lIususJ,,, Huu
Sqss'sT IT, rtsrss RI a,s st,. In4s IHs \ : Z g M
~ lak1!a H. tpuarsl .,,.. .,,,,,,,, 1yM
NORTH 1f CITY LIMITS WITHIN \ RADIUS or SEVEN
AtLEs or Tttk cHrltr-LiuuaE.
SGbln nv ~ y 9f sIeitlnl, I, u II tu n,jey,,
!iastu jrL tCunraa GctIFko IL Albuti Il,
M1
b0GTli W CITY LtMtTA WITHIN 4 RADIUS Dr HEvEy
iIfLEs Nv TiIE etlutV-iIuUaM.
hatv. April d tlsoGort lIorasf to Wal,nr
i.saIs + iIS%i t;f';::Is6ih:. !. *i;lli a'
l.Uxis'atun ny, beiweef, Wutt n;, f1fiv.:tiih MI
Hts. y lux lii #. datett Match " iInt;us H.
,.Ery y !"Hlpa ,,,,., L3p
Filty Itl.st NutovnrI, " garner ruth ltal-
s!sna V Hcres teacs4t xtttets'. ,ateI April II
a;@s il!!nes y itai!nnr !.wyl......... G1
:1xl:!'s u, dalp Apr!l t.. C1tsliseInais 10 i.
A. s
WEST OF rtFt t.iAtTs WITHIN a RADIUS or BEyES
Al!Es or TtiE tDtl4r.tttlt,sN.
l'nrry ~. 20 cuTn9r " E!byouk Ilnre, " T.
.st.!o4lll II. npss!yed, taleti alaGch il iI'.i.
y smynats q, T. Aasy ~ klt1,y!:. aoo
tatel Apt!l tjuhn Juntlslun, Jr,. to tafl
M"xart s aij ii II i4Gas..,a i. .uj r. ~
uAlat April tsaHlu ~ u. II. Thu9. ........,, III
, 1881-04-07

t1o,n.,s,
his t,.,,,, .aass., &c.. AIi, @ LINE hnGk sliarkct
nIatian il tho ,itcrn, ind shs,,vr,I mn ,Ire ,e
r'rs Il, ru 81 sl'ssI sr T. sys. I'LL q so speenies
prospects III lilo Wild ilIspIrtt,W Il,p.s II ~
t!tfltlenl. Sns1NtA blocks M, i ,ntt,lp II
WAS asked Ut lll0 uuar. CliicllEi & Wpat MIEk!-
Esn , Mav.s'lGG ifnm y - slt: Fort aeot. nr:r
!!ohHnson &gntD!l1Kol. preferret Iltlrnncri rrnnl
..n1 ~ ~; HeW Aurk SnW istlElatsl from III
,,.Esi - u r! rmm.!lanM irnMa l3a;9 to t4tI: Sun.
nliAky !ftfl Sts ~ VII: Wisconsin Central
i !cnui :. 10 * sdb.,A; NSxicnn Central blocks
isit. ilr",,n, ~ nnt;m,a T. ~ Eu!.y aFuHi ~ -
tnew Hcrip sni ut U: SiII,intt iirn", ,fnrj2"nii
itis; tu jl: fsni1tsnn L sfuarr TIsy n,y, 'snh nt
, 1881-04-07
nf TELEGRAPH,
NEW |iotfIs

Nr.v y,,u,, !, ,,s,t II ~. 81 ~, ,,,
.h.' '.,s,..,'.ss %n - ~, Wv otoeS isSehhhgo
,',,,, =, ,.'s,..,' WIS ' "sn 'ahst t1c N'1-
...'.. s - ',.'. "'A s'f! very sl'Eht III
at,,.,,',... -" s'@ ~ ses'o't"S' ihc marker.
H.. sn,.,<n Il. uts' ""s tfot characterized
1t,,,, t.t... e, au. e1eeit " ,aRe at'ose, st.
t,a'.1 a',a"",c' !.!e.h"aa western. Union
s,''ate., .cr a.,sey Leots faelile sls' a'ltl
~, :, ,.on. tn,n.e asesfs''. tno aea1!fh9s we're
,,,,, ,,,s,,o.,,a,".. "a.,ss aee. ~, .'e carry c'lss
~, rls,'", ..,.. W., M,esnar, a'a oelofo tho
,",,.. wa!,s tsu.s usuhca - 10 per ccnt.-tho
,,,as .,,., .n's.,a., o.n subsequently, how
.,,,n,',n. ..,o c,', ceauo !lrner, Aa mo c-
= ,'o,n.' 49,, .''4' ''H''as 'hehitertloatl
,,..'.i....t '''oN lo'o pseini'e"' anu prices
''t, .o" '",' :" "ts"'tee H'lt'i "!teT tho SECOND
e't''' "Aeil u ei'sht rcAetlon took pincc. In tho
.s'. s"su "eattaSs t'i' specHMt!on aNalh bccn1nD
-. ~. w., u ."u Ai s"'eS were III h'ost Instances
~ 10y ~. "Hnus! ppt'e VI lhe aay' t1io udsnnce
~ "s.' wv t."'oL "R.1os III inc hnrlslll9 ruhgny
..u'. ~ :" ~, 'ao nt,or ~ st. Fatli u Nurth-
e o.aoa' t"cllc, i'r'aw''rc, !t4c''n'sanna
"os'ct"t ~" 'oesey Iohtrsll' IHi'E'tln, lIlour,-
1. a"kt"a western. l'aKo shore, "'la CAnat!a
son'"esh wofo aiso prominent III tho improves
nc'1. iae'no AIH'l was nh exception
~ Tue general frtnncRs, n11l declined lH
M tue days transactions. sAmorieu. District
,o,I,t. ""a '''.u s.to"R' a1o' h'tef IN carly
"ts'."' VI y ""fAncea ~.
IN tho money market iii crsy tolo prevailed,
n,ll cali Ioul,s uu plc,luc ur stu.k ,mItntrrnt
,sa t,,,sn "h sr, ohee eet. una tioSetl ut
iae 'u"er .Hnro. ino great bulk OF tho hlIsi-
Gnycrnncpt -boul ,ltntcrs su1u,lI.d tln,r rns
,u,r,mrnta n, 4 ,,. ,.,,+ trs.'.. aH.t
, 1881-04-07

rMf*!arE tnlt'i, new Htmek upomcd t5nks highest,
tho District of Cnu'nbih :G5s were los!3 bt,I nu,l
lul( Hskei; Tho Il warc 1ta's bll a,,l Ill px-Iu-
tcrcss: i'ss li:h aud 1laIi: IL, tOtA mil 10.,;;
afid the es, 1lt!!a and 1Gjs..
Foreign exchange eIosc,l stcady Mt tnwcr
r1'rs III atrrltrI, lostei rates l,ctrG 4HIitlist.
For Hsstr-tlny commercial hills for prompt tt.-
livery. lsM5l1bat- For t,irrc wccks' delivery,
AtS!sFf t'a's. Continental cxchnI,go was steady.
slxty-'iny commercial hills prtsnpt delivery I'll,
llnvrc 6fs!iGsil'ii; llos1lcAts, iR1l GhIlt4 Six-
fy-'lny cnInlacrciMl bills OH Antwerp, ,lrliyerH.
bic prntnit. wervHsl:a1i3l7i. Itanlsrrs' hills OIL
dcrdny were 9i for sixty tnys at,tl nat; fur tlc.
lat,d; tisnety-tiny prompt commercial bls, se.sa
9}" stxty-slny commercial. ~, bnsikcrs, tiplly-
tHr prbinpt, nFlIsEli: 4Ninp. tlrliycw,t III three
weeks E}H. Commercial draw, MI vtiu,ntrclpt
parties wcrc tsNag5,a. Cousrl,crolul .lrnwn Oh
n,ttsi'l., fHwilA like FleusDurg II always ik6b,i
tcr cent less tbnn IL drawn MI tho grcut banking
centres. laHNkors' guIcra III Holland were :sl7:
Tor axty days Mud mi for tluula,t; slxty-,,Ay
commercial wis :nTQ:D,I-li, Shippers ex-
charge IN New York wns lCt discount,
At tho Chleitlu banks btl.llless wis nlulernte
III tottE'nc. Country demands for currency ,rure
Hight. New York e.xe1lnn9t FOl1 hctwcufi hunks
ut IN. Per s., ,000 discount. Loans were In fair
acs.,ala ut cGt7 per cent.
III l"cAl acctlrtlcs Eh1cnEn Is weru lE1t. and
4;ss were lo'H. Dn tho Chlcago stnrs llourd
thurs"Weru aatcs 0r Nntash. st. Louis & Pacific
hs+ sso III Ej;s, $1,000 Mt tl:t; Chicago, Isrliug-
toh sl''ine5& H. s.i+tN} ut n1il. The following
lllotIltiuHs wGfa nlnAc:
LOCAL 1 1 = i l.
, 1881-04-07

N.,w r,,,,, t.,.,, , -. -" 's
nni tho coullltton, gopd or bntl, Of The growing
grain, It Is evl!rnt that tho n,ostlmportl,t rrIcy
=" " "rt ~ I,; ,v m"e..s rhe's u tho worht. prior
.y%. n"Fscst, ls tao eSiont OF tho remaining
a surplus nv, ns''n!'lo IN Eropc from cnr Atl"ntlo
surplus will 10 uynlluhjo IN Er,rnnc. va cou,.
y"I with cn,',n,rront :" nn,a 0', ,nara ma 'oI ',,
appes ses On 'u t eo,sS .onoar tue
lmr,tlvny saI, un,l il, Western i;,,ro,'c stink
nr cnr.,,,n ,rnt,,t ,s., .,,,. , . "'o'o n.'oHa
.,',, ~ whe'tt hre nlso atatll; hcco much
aepc's nat n,ly upon 'l.e"xtunt of o"r cxpnr,-
i:n,pc ara imperative. md ,l,o nxtunt to will wuI,h b
u,.r surplus viii inert thnso wsnts eo,r',rnm,I..
srcns IL 'r tho price @ @ ,,es,os T Of Inc y.ey lour t
iIs rxniNltia this Question.
Geographically, fho ,tlstrlhu tlon ur oor Inst
'',... wnHut er" as compared with That of the pre-
.>; NJ; y! s; s:.'.re.ss" State. n.: :: ,~':
Tnmtta tn,t,a' trnh1"sS 10 AZ T., ~, .u ..,o 81,
S,,r Et!a4.1d f.s;sW It;Gt:
iaeiiis st.s. tE%s iiis %
Toni,. .Yt9 alalSnl- -
"pl''"H iE"m tho nnofo liRtifc3 thnt Whtly
II s.1 iiGrense oE crop, 1850 oyer 1871. wna anl1e
c'ss ~ IN ~: % %MrhtiH ono'l'lt nf tllHt nnrcAsG
,h"t ~ ~ luo tMeislc ethles: ta Hsu to bG noted
. so, ,n9 . ,nSrGss 1a9 @ cast ol ho tucky Mnt~
s' r,, ICY so1ll9 SanVM ~ are crcte To- tho Vest
s,snr r.!uHtnry To- tho Atlaittlu snmlnnrtl, Tho
."st ~ ~ o'H.ea H, oeilsg short AZ tho crc,lae
Wxr,. ,9 nn,I H.sy M"Insaina IS mainly IL tio
~ " .t hnn NuftH"catcFli sfntts n comparison
o. o. t',a rG1ei s!lcc ryest this senson with Inst.
VIII, ~ 'mei!ai lnko atid rtvcr ports to which
ti thu M ueat iI'unx 70 tho comparative extent Of
o"1 My supply s,i i1i'tnnrketcI 10 tlnssc regions;
l,us "s e"s'1 ,,,r ~ ean eo,irso whence tho
,frn".,, t.,. "nL cApuEtablt suTolu3 ~
urraWn. tha host ttl'lcx to tlto nxtcnt
, 1881-04-07
MINING NEWS.

Special Dfspdfeh to The Chicago Tribune
RnsTt'S, April tl-ln mining shares pnwnbic
sold Mt ~. Crescent TT II, Concor.I ut l.; Cntnpa
n'ivMncr1 Il, II; CA1unlct s. IIcciA !, to .tb;
Quincy I, to ~; Hnrshaw Il, tu liz; Sullivan &
WHt,keng declined Il, III ~; Franklin !4, Ia IL;
Silver Islct Il. tn.l: 4Al!ourx u, to III. O.hors
IenGrslIy uX befor..
1U fha .lHasftra As,octatcd I'ress,
linsroS. April A-stlnIng stocks closed ms fol-
lows: s'9 "
Calumet it.........3ti Franklin. .......,..,. u
t',Er ttas!t;; ta. ;.,,''.. "Ea6lc
l'n"ctn hIlver.. "Alsliyor lsul............. n
, 1881-04-07
COMAIlsllCIAL,

Tho following wcro the receIpts as,,l shipments
Of iea.alng articles OF prs,luco III this city dir
lng the twonty-fonr hours unslIng Ut : Ucluck
Wednesday morning ana fur tue corresponding
thnu Il year HU0:
, 1881-04-07

OF A,nrsitn II. nr equivalent to the ,,rcsrnt ttanh.
art at weight md tlncncss. Issue limited tu not
cxcce,tnu sL;u'j rcr inllr. cou"ls bonus II! fi,No
cns... and sca,,crc eouu certificates uf HtD caesl
trustees: Intcd States Trust Company. New v0rk.
The ArtANTn 4 rAc!flc nAIl,i0Al, = tS,si. ~.
yS +: 5,n i, S$s ;;s,SS IsiiSsy sIyc
4 $Sm IL rs A,es hin. NJ ,SSSt I.;y:
XIV 9!,soss .;s 'ts esiS5%|s I!:S$s' ;sss NJ
iSsAs II shs "Ss hs.l,sd al iS5,y .s: !,IS
!s,t sxa,"c:i % i's ii,a ssay .s
HIM ss*' " % % ,, ss 5 s
s1y " " i'rr M ]. "w s,, III IT In nse Hull; an
S d9 TIT "r S. r. ns: sy il n' IL n te *ssss NV
Ths ruads neha bnlt for ca'lt. wi.lnut .hu Inter.
ssSs! h.pyS S s," Tn 1i. 3 's 1 ~ tfs, VIII .ax
"an s 'Hs II Iii s fsa'f S' ss'csis cvcsy
sT. With t's a, ;ss;o "; ;,. sta M sns 70
IF. E keSss #ss;, il; Il h II s x;s II s'n:s ( t
sxss essSa liz "ar II if s
, s ns % !!asVsa s%n.ny i
r',c la,.is saen ss, r.!lrs. d tl.t e:tent
eiss ~ @ e. ';s e Il s s " s Il 81 sr,s w: 1s il @ Fa
.nay !H::;I I%In: Sai iasa st.atSt ah"st :s.lS
] aS: II ~ a1'S Sran 'T 3 ss'i'' e
'y as Stn s a @ s ihs a sa"i'f II te S s s
W; WSFS III, sSm Il r. q, i,Sa zulu ""d
ms!S: 5 q ssss; !S n NJ sSs;as5S% y, $S%;;sSas
@.y !: tG t e.. ] ,.s. ss'T f.. = i2 a ' q" m
aatltsf,as.!the lasSs!. tands sarns !" y
%..,t4S r. n nSsS% was I'll ;se} S III il 5
III ssras Il n ,s Ss' ss2 Z; ssss:s:' {: sfsss
.1nnlnsnt la!. nse thass n,ntat arH sss?tsq ~ =
s, s, WI liz = hs ssatss a s iass e. Il 's s" s +s
u 5.i,. ' nH,,nt ~ nut eAtSs''! @ S3y per mls:
aSs sss SF EsHS". nn nj nj % ~ Sa 9sS5" y
;S,,; %IS 's5S @ '! ~. s, ~ Il
ss1x sH % e .Tn I 5sfn"n s,aK nr 10 'otr a
3 w II gEseesas M IT tls
hoia. p.s! % J.. ,ien,slte one i,"t ,:ti taa !in!.s
S
sSs S:s:: SG, scS ~: sy:. IT,
y 81 ut fe,. ,Srs %n t 'sS Y %
t!r,,u:A line t't'a Pacific coust' nna III year
lhs pFoeeseiyof te land EFant may DO t,rst used to
in,eratt N rt*s L'ss invu lnrs, >ryerny v,.r.,,.
$"sfIn :sss S"i:!,y: aa sI 6 i's' tGs II
s r Ssatafa a friiss Ti', IN
On t..arsi s'ys If Ict"Ses md Apll preccilt,s % til
StH tHs's srs.sent ovcr which tho
a!ss9ar, ana st.,.>s!, ttyc5s I,snet. WI
Till ae5s t!as is.as! western sl'0 "f thu Atlantic
AfCli1soS. TOPEKA K SANTA rE KA,I,oAD.
At,;hisnn. kalsns, to Albuquerque. Now
k1s: Giiy ii:soa so iiIaauirqc. aa% '''e'
, 1881-04-07

clAnss 'Itct! NJ ti.si In5..s mid f;; irItt, t,ua a
MHSis Ss Shs,;s ',;,. sS,i i I sat ;a!s ;,s sSss
ernhh l!atlis, s'ltIln nynr1rt, HHHj&c. 't'
nac1M ilu1ieA ~ h4Sti( 81 fur shoulders, Alstr n
hnrt m Tlt. ASHt r lturt ctsara UsiU}to ir H.
:, i!,iEf-.yns W, quiutMl flupktla4t fur .uu~s ,3-;
lln furDt1rr hiGsA. Hnl ENit l.sl 81 iur Iiis ''a@
, 1881-04-07


Total, ,Umo......,.,....... ..,,.,, N;v,j77 iiO7,cs
CoryertInu IInIr IN ,vrnnt tho ovrert. t.t,," :.
,crrt,uy In f,n st ,,,t,,rit,r ~ tn ~ 's 20 sW @ Y
III yTMr nr f.. ELlnti IL, ~ .,,,nrn,a ' .a. euau @
tI,oy showed NJ. im,,rHsn "nn,"",, S,, lin yG
ypils yn,tr ~ i;iHrIitN In. n ti,ts an,n,s.,
sli,tirtpr ri tIls V,snr hvsvo- tharn ia ~. KY
GreIlsO tWer tho st.fonI n1,mrtrr nut v,," ~. -
nl,ntit HEvif,n In, w,ia, hsn.,, IL; ss yuAF ot
cras n S,urts f;,r ~, rs niT ~ ~ w., ee w.
rnrnI yr,r M rtun,,nrnI ,"it,, tn - ~ ~ ptsTthe
yclr IL ann, nItsIiSs. H.. III IL T. w.. lasl
Served however. tnmt III, f'Ircrn,nI, r,,I. - w.
tW,rts rfrctss til" ,nnva.m.,,t FAN E ei', u, ~
stntns hnv fis a., ,n,, 1an tno hisut!
nr,Iinst n'isrltssi III nI,a.a ,'n i, =. a!
iny tnnrnfur,t Sl,n .m,,nt TIp', is1, spo1h
Imitfu lrts hns sa."m t,,iv "h,,t t,tr, vt AZ *
iuss fhis srnxf,,t it,,'t inst ' "'o"e 'to"'"' VI"
nmvn .'ttrI ' nnw ,s' n,c,t,o, tina r,u ~ i, =,
tirrSr vi,wa ~ , sit',a,,s snr ~ fastii tlas
tnnrj ,,y trrntius .,o .r NM. ,.,,'.t,,,,t ~ ~ @
an, ", Ih,s st,,, "t't e'!l tnoro
.',,,.,,t ~" 's sn n'u hcenIuislK 70 unv.
tjrn, rcnmr1 !, s,r,s ~ H.; wlrItn Nns
nr,tsy jInisM -, "A nj ill HIT ~ '. .,,i n
ls sha bssnis II II tsr cr,n ~ ycnr nr ~ sly snlyr,
iln,. INN hIf ~ t;S ,a pnv" ., lGr less
t". .r, ~, u , la .!air. UNI lne tllnn ~
nm s,."it ' -. ti ui !n.!nNse Ahrh!y
rnt,,u,,,iw bnir nn ~ ..,,1 .p ~ tt tio
~ IN ...sn,,s t @ o w VI! ne!urn tu9 Mysltt
s,rm, @ Ihms. t r"p. ~ ~ Misn ~ ~ i,tel INIT
INK ~. ~ 49,, @ ~ .ess wncnl a1l1 itNllr
im s,ra 'n1 n1,r",. wv ~ pera. @ isst se'!suI.
it',s ~. ~ H. H., . ~ @ MeIo nFoi!NhL up
exnrts il,yv showtt II uru,, nns }vv .r,,1f HIVE
utlIor inst stug1n. lit uf whtst md MN, y -.
gsther, tho furyRof111. tuta trItA un ti,,t ,hf,
United stAtes hntl exported III tho ttrst Hait Of
, 1881-04-07
: 0Iyyon Railway \ Navigation Cannlny.
THE DIEPOLI) N bly1


a Woulnt! tncnn1tnHxIy rtinre.l tho Nreennc!s
4EilHa!tD Police f.ullrt to ln,k iUr her hIlslu,l,i
Mmo ,.,'% %%ni,a.til.z alont tho ,msslgcA shs was
PnnltesA l1lHn ~ Policeman a,l1 plncrtl ut thu
bar. wIirn two Cun@tnhlea swuro ,l,Nt s.lu yils
woHllt'l nn'Mra slctutte. wh,, 10 their pcr5uI,tl
kllo"tcdMe' Ind hHtl guilty Hf IL brt.IcIl uf tho
WHs Nci.tod. uni vito ha4 lrtn guilty III no
;hiehs9 hs9 wllntuvnr, wa4 50 btwtlacreI by her utl-
!axRgu.ior position tt,at sho WIS iucapnhle Ut
her quit heuK thortfaro lNkcu fur gr,t.lluI sI,D
Wns convicted Aisd duly ilHri ten shltnxs, with
being led frofn tho bur slle recovered her self
rssvss'on: ana explained to tho olccuan In
Mhen this discovery mud leen communicated t,
tho Court "yery considerable seu-H1ltln," II IN
salt. es!Icil. And u tho credit or I'll .,n,rrrtrrl
b'rs. s1cl,rH was fsnmtt!intelv i..s:.i., !. TE,,
real Ars aietiulr6 Eia then p!-s,t, ;.s tn,l,,r
Anu there being no HA!s.aNr 4 IL, ~. ti.i.rt,
aNA vs. e''a>" "@tEhltt l. :. - ., - tu;,'r. ~.
, 1881-04-07

Thc Following wcre tho direct oxports frr1rt
tAts city ti!rng tho hist week III through btlsur
lng: H,1a brts uns, Ga,hi. Lu whent I:.177;ss BIT
cor' ~ ik2s p3rts. .s4 bUxes rat, Il III e,.so4
casinet' n'cnts, 41Es pigs Iart u brta tongues,
lb0 bris bcef, u! br!s taituw 0+i1 lis cheese, ii
brts alcohol, igl.T5 lbs ofl.clkr. us brls cor1,-
lneHl, !s0 brls ont Incnl.
Tho following Shows tho rcce ipts Of Boycral
articles OF produce In th!s city from Jun. to
TITO close or last week: l,iGl,hfH ir[s jt,,lr,
".N',a6 6n wEcnt, G,sl.,D7l bl corn, t. G0l bt
nnfs 8, Ill In rye l,s,l ,:s1 III, lmrley lBJs 10
lbs axsno, 45,&'1 OCT lbs hug c1t, .l,sH16s Ills
I'lr l3GN,:t0 It's tttcr, t,h5 G} l.nga, :,t1
eastle. ,hst shrop. 1ndJ.alt s h,rs, 4, H,E,s0;J
lhs wnof. 01l. .tTI tons coal, 40 100 feet LUMBER
lOt,Ds brls salt.
Seycrnt 1t!einhers Of tho nonrll of I'ratle wcro
yesturlny asaesActl e5 cnch, us tlne ror trailing
o{sbia tiurli'g Gieet'O,-tiny. Most of them tus,k
the matter very nllIlosoph!cnlIy, anJ BRsl 1t WIS
III rIHht. Hitter stay uI,-stnivs II they m,txt
tltas thnn to tlo 1t mid the sli,sh nnd other dis
comforts nf tho ,llpy.
I.ttlofN FROM Edgar and LII k3ullo Counties. re.
ecsyeH hero yesterday, 4cscrlbo tho Sur,,,ug
ontInok us II worry backward une. The suuw.
tnkS are yet 3IJ foot deep, atl.i tho rontls arc
III sumo ll'sces ab bud thNt tho fnrincrs tukp to
tho 'ells III pvuterrNep,
Thu seemingly .lIecurt'ant reports Ii, rcxarl tn
tho prospects Ut spring aowIng nrs rnslly recon.
e'eu by relcFcacc 10 Whut NFIicnrs 10 liz MI lIH.
th'Hotc'a fnct. a wlsu belt If country, strctcb.
Ing from tho Mississippi to tho Atinullc sea-
boafti, IL ln,ir.! With Icu anil snnw, MD s.,ls
weeks 'HHt elapse yet bfuit 1t ls MI melted or
South or thtA tclt Thu weather IL nuru EeIsou.
able, md the snnlo IL true IL tho westward with
pGrhAps IL slhall nrel OH tho uort,, st,|o
ut Il. Tho truth nh0ut tha lctt referred tn hus
hot been ovcrstatc.l. Tho best ot line wuHtApr
fr"Ha this out Will bo necessary to uuy.
thlnK llkc fMlr cral, Ot wltut over Il urse 1,urt
OF thut arcIl. How much tlp yi1l.l Of thu wllolu
callntry will 10 reduced by tho long lingering
of tho winter there Ii ynt IN opon question. an.l
on tho answers t.'at may bo given ia II .lc,,cnls
MrKoly tho tOnG OF tho lmNrkct for the next
thrpo mouths.
There hro Sumo whu olai'n tlut tho total Yield
VIII fAll III pur cent Inflow inst ycur. II that
should pruvu tn be true, II would 1acan tho OK
tlHetlon OF our rxI,urt surplus This Ii tho lur1-
cst esll''lAto of de'iot yet hcar.i, aud :lvro ts
thttt' Fur tluurcnct Of opinion below that tlvuro
all thu way down TO zeru.
y. Is. FAsrbnHk Go. report that the stocks OF
!ard Ut varolls polMts IN tho uuIte.l States I'll
slnreh u "cro IN follows, compared with ti,u
sums Ut Il year axu,
, 1881-04-07

The ONLY tis,inte sl"r!, a.. t.-t...,l l.-
hnS,"ES, -:tu.li.1ly. init t,.,,, m .t.:,, L. ii
he,.l aent.i II a,ls..,js n,sian: .,t.u,. Ind ,u.
faiiILtS eLfts.-uluitut i.a.s.
, 1881-04-07

PROVISIONS.
lE0H PRODUCTS WtrV very au,et, but trkusr.
though IN light tsuHnd. with reiot led ducliup VI ID
The daily gazette., 1881-01-25
MORE CITY LEGISLATION.

TEE HIEANoIAL BILL APPRovED-rHE
REGIsrRAR's BILL ALso ACTED UPoN.
City Council met In adjourned sessi O, /,
last evening, President Sharpiey Ia the
chair, fox the purpose OF further consiL.
srtng Legislative susih hess.
The bIi1changing tho com nsnosmsnl
OF the hscal year from JaDuary to July
was nrst considered. Since last meeting
tt was amended 10 a. to do away with
ihs presens cumbersome annual state
ment and publish In lieu . general SUM
mary OF city financial affairs onca .
year. The anne endment was approved.
On the discussI m Of tho general mer-
lis Of the bill, Mr.. Rodney maintained
the opposition he has manifested to-.
wards it ell along. but advanced no neW
arguments In support OF his vie as. The
discussion was nos prolonged, and when
q vote was taken, the motion 90 approve
the bill and forward II to the Legislature
for passage was approved BY the follow
Ing vote;
Ayes-M essrs. Abeie, Bailey, Barn
hill, Bsechsr, Blake, Carmichael, Nc
Kenna, McMeoamin, Mention, Paynter,
shaw, Merris Taylor, Robert ii. Taylor,
rownsend-l4. rt. ttt
NAys-M Messrs. Moore, Robinson. Rod
ney, Smlth-A
BOoncy huuuuoCou tuob uo GOuiu
not conscientiously advocate the passage
OF the bill by the Legislature, and a. he
lid not feel it would be proper TO op-
pose IL as . member Of ibe Legislative
Committss, he felt impelied TO tender
his Resignation from the committee.
On motion OF Mr.. Robinson the FesiR-
nation was accepted. .. bp s.ts.s Z
A bill providing for q registration OF
births, marriages and deaths was next
presented. II authorizes Council, on
the hrst Thursday night In July, TO ap.
point Registrar Of Births, Deaths AND
Marriages, whose term OF ofliae shalt be
nve years, but who shall be removable
by the Guy Council for just cause. Il
also provides for full, complete and ac-
ourate registration OF births, deaths and
marriages, leaving some OF the details OF
the affair 70 DO arranged by the City
Council
DIR. l.. p. Bush being present By lnyi-
tation addressed Council In support OF
the DtIl, sad spoke OF the great value Of
vital statisttcs not only 70 the medical
fraternity but 70 the public in general
The bill was approved, by n yea and
nay vote, without dissenting voice.
The following orders ware directed to
he draun:-E EUerv EUening Publishing
Company S34 ~; q. r. johnson, s67 81;
Geo. W. Vernon, S47 20. rEi
A01oufMou Aa4Hl 8-IN sss1.s
The daily gazette., 1881-01-25
WIRES UNDER THE GROUND.
GROWING DEMAND FOR AN IMPROVED
SYSTEM OF TRLEGRAPHIe WIRE CON-

GROWING DEMAND FOR AN IMPROVED
SYSTEM OF TRLKaRAPHIe WIRE CON-
DUcToRs IN GREAT CITIEs-THK
"cuRBsToNE AND GUTTER" scHEME.
Fridays storm practically suspend.
cd tslegraphie communication In New
York. The wires which were not
down were, with few exceptions, in-
terrupted by fallen wires crossing
them and thus breaking the ''sircuIt. .
The effect upon business and traffic
generally by the unexpected s,oppage
Of this important agency Of communi-
cation was so serious as to excite q
general demand for better means of
conducting wires about the city. All
the cid arguments In favor of the
sinking Of The wires under the streets
were revived and enforced by applica-
ton Of the new illustrations furnished
BY the storm. The extravaganza, dan
gers, and destructiveness as we'll as
the unsightliness Of the present sys-
tenn efwires suspended from pole to
pole or roof to roof Of houses, were
urged against the construction of fur
ther lines on the same system. A
gentleman largely interested In the
active management Of telegraph lines
said that the use OF poles and wiIes
exposed to storms compelled constant
repair and watchfulness by o large
force Of men specially trained for the
peculiar work, and resulted practically
In the occasional rebuilding of the
lines. Moreover, the wires thus ex-
posed, in order to sustain their own
weight and that of ice and snow, had
to be made much larger than they
would be If protected, and the need
less cost was something like half the
expense. II built in cables, each wire
need not be more than the thickness
Of needle or pin. If submerged in
water or laid under ground, they
could be made of any desirable thick
ness, . single cable combining scores
of separately acting wires.
a prominent official, who is connected
with the Fire Department, spoke from
observation Of the dangers and difficult
ties Of the present system. The wires
when built across roofs are placed upon
francs resting on roofs, and frequently
leaks are thus Stated. In heavy storms
the wires, saying from side to side with
the wind, strike the roof or ciimneys,
and are thus very destructive, The
wires stretched In front Of buildings
greatly Interfere with the operations of
tiremen At fires. With the natural in
crease OF wires now going on these
difficulties may p.ove insurmountable
Afer time. The danger OF Interrupt
tion OF The communication by which all
IRE companies are now quickly infor-
med Of the location Of fire is serious
matter.