davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-12-14

i. T., HHfHn fftslscrfpt.
is retimnt%t that tho nvcrnRe weekly do.
!stnn sn;',,, bana' @ L nsar!y * o. say si5o1 par
recognized basis thnt gold cuif1 In Ils, nntuniv
!1ses tlvc-hu,tiretth Ut itH weight in n vcar
iho eoln ~ packed in bAE4 nf $:,,WA GHet. Tbuss
na9s ato puseed SrUua tuhk u bunk
0hc thb cunstAnt flrtlou which Il
i!iaua ~ EEhdliu2 aul wetghtug wears
a"ax Nv ~. tno sdxcs nnl facss Vi tho c0!n,
weight. ana sn!usho tiElo " VOL III tnuHuy il
Lost ~ determining which bank shaij mako 9ouI
tho uencIency-lhe 1Ahets Mttuchtti Iv etirh
naEcui. ~ "hieA appear the In.nrs nI tho bnnks
throtiKh Walcf' ta1 bav has passed., buinY tIo
only n'enMa t@ Ata IN lixtng upon tho rcsp0sIbIs,
mrty, Thn Treasury Dsparinent has rutlisc1
,he ground that It would oecaxl0n trouble uni
sl!ts proposed urc, The uppulnttlctit Of IN In.
tututlon. !ot Gharteru.l BY tho United Etntrs.
~ Kold dtpnslt+Fy for tho Nationuf
banks. the Interchange OF ceriliicMlus
sMooR thu ONhks. anu the establishment Ut tho
t'earlug. house ~ . depository. There nro nG-
" tho burden Minong i've ar ss1 huuks-ts tAo
tun Which uaY 10 temporarily a10pteu until
lonxsess shall supply u porHlucnt rotncIy. Thu
pack lux Of tho coln III buys IL u conventional
way. uha II DOES not reflect much credit On liza
inventive faculties OF hunk 0ilicprs thut thpy
lafh not Thought ant Il DItlHr. II the cun .yrrp
pntked III Gcsesdlttrl With Xrnoyes III which tho
plecas would llo v1oso and 90 consIHca taat thay
Would nnt tnote III course OF transportation. and
tt.e*r Ksooses were inuds " that they cand 10
l!fic.l out, With tlar culltenla, thu ln4A from
irioion In luuih ruling around tho bugs Al,d pu,Ir.
Ing cut the coin IA though II Wus sugar would
be very much reduced.
, 1881-12-14

seed Mt g. 1551i"5 Tor primo to cbolcc. Dressed
hoea wrrO cnsfer.
Hail frnlRhts to Now York wnrn quoted nj lss
rnr '0i tbs Tor Rrnln and prnpaLons; tfrn,leh tu
l1rerlH'ol or Glasgow was not uluro TINT, 2sa por
LON li's IN grain.
Tho receipts Of wheat rep,rtcd ycatorlay at
chlchRn, Milwaukee, st. Louis, Toledo, n,,t De-
trott aggregated lEa0oo h.,, anT tho shIpn,enls
eo'oo0 o.. Tho shipmcnts from, Now York, Dnl-
t|n,nre, ind Philadelphia were lA0,oUO bt,.
Tho following wora tho dIrert oxpusts from
t|lis city dnrthx last week IN tlrulgh bills Ut
lo1inR: 41H br'a Hour, ls.6lh b,s wheat, luls.1
bu corn, 1G01 pkaa pork. A.41a buxes tnoas. i,'u1
cases cnnned tncAts, th.'07 pkrs Inrd, 100 brls
hecf, "",9D lbs buttcr, lB. IN lbs chHcac, ~ ,U7
lbs oal.cnkc, no clDvor seed, 2a4,slT It's nther
teells, lN,4i1 lbs fresh beef, T,0 brls ton9,lcs.
The following hhows the receipts Of several
articles 1f produce In thin city from Jim. to tho
clnso OF last week: 4,83T,}74 brls lionr. H,S0 Ito
bu whcnt. 'Gpl,sot bi, ror1,. a. 6s.,ht9 bu oa,s,
l,S3aGN b,l ryc. 4.'EAas. tu bnroy. E8Ta, mo ba
inxscct 1ed,04s,lto Ms hog t,cat, r., 1pt, ,8o Us
lard. Gh4'h,o3o ny butter, b,s12slI hogs, ,,sn7l0
cattlc, 0o.1El eicop, 7l2 600 ibs hides. &. III
h. WOOL a1o1.GiD tons coal, 1.st4097,0O0 It lunl.
her, ,aB4 ssi bris BMlt.
Tho following aro tho exports OF whoat and
Hour rodtlccd to wheat, MAO corn, for tho week
ending Dee. T. from Portland, uossun, New York,
,4Ht4t T. MA
, 1881-12-14

HOG PRoDuCT3-Were falfiy acttra in 4 specu.
tattro way. With not much doing uihuew4e The
market sed steady. but With aru tone, till late IN
tue session. and then turned Upward. Liverpool re-
ported Decline OF III ln lasi And tis lHcal hug tnr-
Set wAs Quoted SLOW; but nhe shipments OF lard md
,neats showed UP In tarxo figures. and the largo
hedefs "f psoduct wura aupp0sad to havo got tired
VI trying IL bear the market tue previous ay. Tere
Moxt ~ tps.ai foatsss n tho trade, and apparently
tMEss rOitK-:Advancsd iasfsSc ner iii ,ps and
s,ns c1ssa e. ns ~ A., nnen au CT a ad a for
tS''ss 5rs .eeE VIZ fSyr,s T.
&. u HI. ~ ,i, b'Is ssl|er FsbFatI ana
Gris. Aso i; Sr,s sxsfa =" pre II si: s 1G;. H
inK sir1a ihs range 0t tile day Including etis i.alj
Lizard transactiunB: '~ ~ ''''
nsa",,;i,, Ms.s ia.k at%y hid. .vtssn'au. 81. Gd.
fnI4',yy; M55 ! 59 N!1;!k !NM
.kS%D.xiyacsd sii1 f.o 'Is IL sis.t prrss s II
Ss .pS an1 ~ .sss G,e4 tS Tn AZ g r e a
AZ! f!okG us a Isrs INV IL {uaka
l' H. HS ts',,s,s e.. ssof y ,1sn1arI
ss!iar XIII Vt ~ s1s4ss!s'' 1s1lss Msfs''
VIZ VIZ, y, ~ so!or fay at tiig Inal. IL Ihs
,as"a;,., asraj mn: Mona.g, n. ba yt:sr,aG IA Sta:
t'$!s!!!ss{ t:s:!s'; :::::: :: $$ s:i|Ef :i|f Z
ss5st sGsat .@ E e; 6, Il: ,.;sE
5.sth nfusr tnna ID ris uis, bnt tut inac;. c1a,sa
as ~ xSfs sen1ts ~ ~ n q 9n ~ S9ns:
jaAaafy a& sryr FSriys, 'Sa III ts tsaSg usS5
Id e! xsssh :'Ga!:' sss q t's lass'na Il
GUS wore ~ luI!ows Ut 1Eu y. Jf..
, 1881-12-14

!nHnirI TT tn'nsos was susalfnr than u1ua' tlnrc
a"f+ INV ty 1 To- ny ast q tat 'n sers. rro, i,,s Il
E'': ~ Il IT, H i. II; e; e
' 5 s M''s .ssse1' ssfts 10. VIZ f ri x:
;s ;Tss Ss2 fs$:ss + t fs:a s'
+; Fl; s;r! ;s s: @ ,! ~ ss;ss Az
;s tssy.s$ fsss & :s: SS
Cast iiuarti: "'' "s'""'"" ""''"''''"' "'' '''o
s:. ,:@ ,:;;IS <;;;:$;, $:S; s';f
E$|;:; E::| ;; j :is i:s|
ca SSnr9 s Al, Il IL s; s. E,s p,Sss 'Ss ';ss5 5
;s;: ;s ss !$
] It ssI tsts ra ,sfs r e.s s ;!E iSc
= e Ss1 i II IL t . s pfss! III! 5 I :Ss Si
= t'sss' ;:ss !! tfse!: r.
$;$ y |: Fl
ssss s. as$s; s'$f
$ssiIss iii;:;;s;ii;i:::%s isssais;::::"% * tAs sss
;;;; $;;|, ", ||s;;';ss :, 81, I;
sss sSsssy Vs.: .';';S ,s NJ
Il &C. ~ ssjes,e !'s =? 7 s st%Est
lGf III .'s: ..as, .ssi; Il! tsn e. +, as W. S Va.
SS":$s s:!sS ;
@ s4:rs ~ naHy n sS. . ss n w ,s
vSi'e: s%;s Ky .a!ss sscs sere ssss 'ss
i. :'f; It & f1 st sr ais 4 NJ 'tss S T a Z
ss 3 'Ss fr S $ II 5 ts s1 ~ q ' H. ,rs sr n w
i: ss a:!!ss :ss e: s:: ss;y. 3 id Il
e r , %|es ,.t .f = 'Gk s y
sse 4 T. !: NJ . fr; i, !, ',,
yl7; 8; Saa ,t,I f M, pIi;e in.ran Il III '!i
for poof 10 uhtco uelslnfl.,
Twn O'ctFH.K HOARD.
$y 4 E; at,
?i'St asSS ,s ,,ssss;Ss, s!s;S aSfses ~ ~!
81 ss, ;Sss ,:sS&sS e sase KY, sses Ga i
''ss i$s & S il !. sssS ss:
sSss aaS;y sS say tss eSssd dtsae I'll:
Mr.u nmrk ciose,l !nckanIot III it!s B5E jMr jni,.
n2yo nry: tshsssi ssis. H,o "r Fenrmary ard Iar
'p5iSs& .o''es sn O, :o1lsf
infA = cl0nc unchanged al slMk7} al0 roHHlar lid
faI!aass ~ gew seer 5eeour. a1!Mtsil2S fur
M"ra Mas aia! ,ias%iit' ,t:G , fo5 Ar Hd Aisi6 ~
DreeinLHr III .fDDll21s seilor Jnniafy, siL9Saja1
sslleF EeGrnnry I!ne ~ t!tsfs = N9ller Anfelt.
ssaFt ftIs nsad unchanged. at &Afa9.7 Tor latl.
A. ss,Ey %k:E%ssx ~. inr Felr19fy md s8niasM
sTIni snI'Sr s,Ms wess @ Iada 49, 9f @ !ls Ut s5sst
, 1881-12-14

t.. .se lo!'owna 9rain WINS inspected Into store
:" ".,a. LUZ oaty yes,erdaS mornlnx; car No. red
rr1 "'S,us "neas s cur rojeotca ao' " casa No. :
'sha".,; ~ =, eass NO. 40, VI eafs low krades oo
tste s"u' ,". ~ eats 70 oorh' ~ cars nlRn mixed,
~ ~ sa'H ~" kF!uos 'sN corn3' ehra wAste outs,
~ ssts 80. Mixed ~ cars low gra'lea t60 oass};
~. =. w. Iye, cur rnJeote!;s cars NO. uar.
,s 10 naso ~. 80, x' eafa low Kradcs III har-
. .vy. y am.a nna ooo cars or Soso Dn. INSPECTED
''' WI. o'Vo ph wheat. 'ok:4 b'a corn; 'io other
stE.n ,c. ....
1no 1oaalos produco maskota were stca.lier
yea.eluaS' ana Renorally tlfmer, though tho
.i"u'as aee1aco 20 be mostly locah Foraaps they
woulu @ not havn steen SO Urn hut that tho wcath.
VI was m'sefaoie' being ssoppy below aud fhuggy
Mooss' promising anything but MI act
~" Nv. "useneaa o. mcfcnahtnn!e prot1lice from
nkse hanass THO country roAds are reported to
=" 70 AHaN 1n'pasRho1o, ana tue grain 50 wet that
II II sutsoonraRng to attempt to tnoso Il. even II
i. co'sln oe a'l'pet'. Thore wns sonlo tRlk about
sna pauc'ty OF tue movement giving riao to an'
"ener nseak III ran froEhfs eastward. and per.
nnps tnls was shc cn',se Of tho weaki,ess ro-
pottet 'Fonl New fork' Iho lnFe'Rh markets
WITT iuteeu'ar, .out tno teicRrams probabiy
W naeant "'le' Us the hollaay phasn la now setting
higher, ut sla. dQB1G.8si for january md $l1.lU
ssn.a :,s ior ronr',aFy. Lard closed sio higher,
=. Fn.n.:atat1'uo Tor NJ" sel!er December and
sn.'uo.h:h ~. Sh inf Jahaiar5. snort r'os olusea
;Me hsghcr, At *aG!sGs.sS seilor February.
Maoa. c1oaea 10 hlahor. nt sl.sis@laa7's for
t.as's neoe'aner @ anu *LssaaeLsoS Tor February.
~" u'osa4 :Aeoio hsxnef. at NlQ0oSo
tS n" nuesaues mi" aAuuoie Tor Alay.
ons G'"aea ~ nl&hoF, at %aHGEtoatu Tor pocen.
Ma VT. +a,sQtt'Ao fus January nna toA0fGno fot
Sl"s' IVY csosca t'hchanRc', et 1eo 'lou1tnnlly
lus ueeehoef aho Me Tor Ja9uary' Harley
etosea 1arn nghet on NO. ~ wa'ca closed ut s1sio
'r ,o1 neee'noeE ana so'io 1or January. Hogs wero
nn anu c.osea wcaK u .telUc ueol1ne, ut *ddoa
wv ~. nsnt anu ~ sS.oo&eotd, 1or heavy. Cattle
"g1s gs 9ulet anu weak, WITH salcs at $:.OoleGM.
, 1881-12-14


MurxAto tse A. Y! tfra tnaa! !sa,s III
"a aal, snuisv :sars. H, sninpa5 . .,as ~:
'.auEsT MST s-sssssipts,, iu, eontl;n4r,Si
sett si si;:' u tS;'' sss Il !s Mst,s! ss!9p 'x:
Msssvtt !nans t1laMt1 =, :t'n:rS; 'S+ ''s s"a''
liis-hvetHT,a, Mi causaasd I4t.uyh v s,i,rs' San'
s;;s: IT, $ sS$s ~; ~; 4
@ hsas; eSsa G%ad:st iss Il: IT,, sS; ats ss.' F*' -
y. br. g.0CIs. -,,
shtEiuas la aslyv t,s,ai"u i e, II ~ sI. na
sl. ,gw taf q Et' natvus t. 'tarks! 90 saHss s,,s
r. 'sa a9axY ssHyss ~ a.,o s1,Gtis ss4,l
'tsa sssa 6a tS Ss:'s;y ssyax mrna
uts.''si laIsss .lsus III ir t. sn.vS
!aG'4s!9H sna .aIuC' g 81 sa..l', saJas II
mspls. IaI .
ce 9TfNxewS sSspy as:: .,osist a'sf Ias5
wI'b ul,'sslais 1S,nnu; c!,nsu, st!sa T.:
S; 9nsf ssst aSsIsS Ssay t 'sso4s .a*s' sa
Iu!;;; sat sr''1s. lirs II *oa'"' S0f'nl'A
Si!EE.' xX, .S as-Hecsp.. ;S; i.aati 'WGetTs; W
tratv svsElywnat luptpys4! vrl.c. adta'sstu
E tsS sass! ~ ~ s.! Ssi s4s: fass rs. 6 'ass
!. "a nAgr LsbERTst ,,..,,,..
E4sr l.uknIr, 3D.. t,et, F!LEg.'*s'"" !tc,t
is: iMoSys1ttss9ffs II s,a xa atp'; 'A'd'pD'ss
SnxsF-ilvsSipi'' laa. telling aru at ,s'''f'a''
xAxsAs CRY. -,.
sptstaf Dt,paft!s 10 Tat fAteaao 1r1eMns aa. rttt
kASsAs Cl1r. f,u nee t;aas6t, ss s,sf.
, 1881-12-14

FLouH-WRs EeFY gulat, bnth Ipcut t!entctp and
ehippcfs AodfnE oE II nhuut tlp wurxt pn.sIbIo
uylnf M oaSr!ag OF tito cat'oad TINT caua through
ftM San Fshncaco solps 1ur this market rhara
was no repoFtad change In 'Ytcet Sales wato raurt
0u ~ oF's Mntes, partly at p1ai w sacks snrnus
J.! b'1s rye Ioat and 2i9 sacka do op pfyato tcrms,
pue4mheat Do. partly VI ii. ratat oquul 10
I*M bF.. Winter ttirs wars ai,ots4 at taaia7 10,
shipll,x springs. ,EuGad 75t thu uw-xyude sprInrx>
A's1t.N ltyo flour ut naout sa73a6ln, and burh.
W. Tns"t ~. w. iowcr"1 taoasa fur Eastern 4nd t7,a
uIMstI al,kLsTrsFs-wero In good demand and
htaes saes Moro Eeparled Ut a rars bsan at SltUni
~. !s:o ears h.1dnRs NJ tlant3sJtl; car nnuna 1T
si III TT r TSas screenings At tla. and cur DO at
%.!kAr-ws. les. ss,i,o .asn tho ,oe.at
%S;ss %Sss,. TsrsSS III s;.ya i5 r. XIX
Ss!s s shs s s :Ss, s$
III. III. sss nob; ,;S,.fsy s ,s sf'Ss
Sstt III ,r NS* , sSsA I hsrs safy
ssSa1i s"4 sslsi tsS nj
s'!,Si Ss .sis3s ssst: S.tS: sS
jaS }s5;5S H III y $;'. ~ T.. g: 3.
" " sSss:s !! s : $sts :ss:
4: ;:'; IL
Ko.Rpuyftu Ai,,.ttn ae.tn MAnQs tyostd
ssiIea ssssa i,sss.Sas;. ir,esslkis ...''S sSEasM
ss||:; ss||:: ss||: ,*sSsst -: e fi
sysss W'sSs't &Fx9sg.i!ss. sg!s xe,. e ;s.SI SiS
ears No. red ii III to.sa, naS uS Yn toaT1
ssn,sa sn oa tta'k Ths xttsi wis Vnuse IoHSs o
Ssshat 9ast hut r.nsr with ,,ssdl.t
Mastsy kks Hpii, ~ aeosa tho latesl pfisss ii
nsr Saassr hnnf q saFxost Wills iii iecshts
1;ass Thug tsaisa saas III az
sh.st tS ss1p. i,y1eetsd being ul.conntSa
, 1881-12-14
NAN FuAECfsco. Doc. lA.-Atlnl1K stocks closed
rs ftltlntYat - =

NEW fonK, 1}co. l3.-Mfnlng stocks dill:
Robinson soid down from aq0 10 100, closing Mt
Sfh Stalc l.tncs and . stoady at IgU. .OrIcntal
4 Miller dull Mt a5 md N. urccn Mountain
hr0ke from Iii 10 tHj, and Silver Gilt ueeltnctl
14.LOO3 sturqs.
, 1881-12-14

frnn, 4n'4 to II. tut ~, was bid nt Tim rinsc 10
nSknlf. Osero'u ,ttcllnct[ fraln ~ ~ :t.Y tu]u-
nrt llr"h cIaal Mt :,, bill, .iN ,slcl1, witt, 10
aalcs. 1lt!eN ntlvnneo,. from 40 to AN. l'hrn,x
tltIscs1 nt.I bid. j nsked. witt, no salcs. nluo
ltI'l declined Il, to ~: CRtnipa 64, to 41n.
Huron was unchanged nj N, md Han Pedro ut
III,
10 iht tTtHtr,, Associated l'ress.
1losToN, Mass., Dec. 13.-siinlng stocks closed
~ fal ''t' N-~-'-
, 1881-12-14

moncea thrnahtug wheat II few t,aya nEn; an.l
TINT IL what fs thu innttcr with It now, without
reference 10 nfEalra on tho farm. Will street Is
snpposc,1 to bc short over 1t,ntO.00 bu lit this
ntarkok for December md January.
tis reported tint tho slinnrnpoiIa mills aro
scarcely gcstEug as mich whunt In n wccts as
they could ttAe In day. aud tso not nXprct tn
| bB nhle to rim nura than Dnn-thlrd Of
tile tt1nn h1twecn this and ,lrxt bhrycst,
unless they choose to uso stumptnll whnat.
Thu supply Of Gnod wheat tn TINT Stntp n really
worry stuall. Tho southern llnf or Ntnncsot,,
has largely Abandonod wl,oAt In favor or hurley
aud scrsls. Tho northern hns boen afflicted by
too much bud wcGthor tO permit good wheat
crop.
The remark was made ycstortlny In tho pro-
vision crowd that tho pilc.lrlvcr hntl rot througl,
its work fur tho present. Hut there aro piles Ut
stnH on hand anyhow.
A CARLOAD Of California Hour III sacls arrIyc,l
here yestcrtlny, aud WIS offered for aac ou thls
market. 1t waa In tho naturo of M cxperI-
mental shipment. Experts pronounce Il worry
tInu. -.
hurry Nelson l. Co. aayo received tho follow
Ing from careful obacrver In Chlll!cotho, ill.,:
You nsk tshnt We thlIlls or saving hy mild
oro TINT tho tulk Is n bosl, for wn think il ro.
Aiiires lust ns much fonl for animals III warm
M cros des eeee ~ ea onE hat ag S9
veAtnor. 1hla year gave us lato pastures. Stock
Wns !Ga on KrlBs llunth Or aix weeks longer
than usunt. T0trnhy fnvnrsble weather i,ns
enabled far1ners to crib nIi their corn TINT wus
tHerclAntabiG, And high pfIcos Will Ennhc thon
EaVt every ear nf It that thoy cnn. Per eontrn.
conaldorablo corn WA hlrwn dawn and rottct
~ tic t!slds. Tho staiks rcnlatntnk nrtcr
mo corn WIS gathered were WORTH
iess. hhfinE dried up pfett,nturuly nnd ruttctt.
These two CAUSES will bAlaHco tuo fnli Arn2inK.
NnxL tho wHrin ruins penetrated tho lnosn straw
sftuks ntld sPallcd thetn ortlrsly. Huy nlsn waa
uAmlyed " the HAino, cause, but, bHng hcttnr
ataekcd. not ms Erpat Tin extent. Corn iDt,tler-
that -. corn flst Is cut green utl1 ahoukpd-was
nlso AatnnHcd tllMut unc-hAft. Ud ctlru w.s RQlil
~ E,nly cGabH to tho Inst hlAhet. mid Immature
corn tlm tho tiCd fed t0 fattontny hpgs, cl4ttte,
Qnd In Maliy knsiliMcns to hOrses six wupks
oArlter than usual. Tho waste OF feeding green
corn WIS uuttccd by tho Old farmer, who anw
that MS 'nnn ntu lrDnl four ia six ruRstlng cnrS
~ uunort when It required only ONO cur old
G.srn ground !ntt1 meal to AAtltfy two Or thonl.
Ineh t!Lo nnw corn, after nntufnr this your, IL
gGt,ernliy light, lhcklux III tho nutritious quill
IulrlnK m9ru Of it fur foud. Thou hoEa
producers nra holding thotn uH tho market. As
aradKrlnd says, "tiiosa nre fncts,'' aud from
tham we dcdrco Tho opinion tllat there viii not
bo over oto-halr Us much corn to sell tho pres-
onl seuson ns last; also, TINT country donicrs
will not hnve ono-third tho atnount in thojr
cribs On April !, lssas. that thor held up0n that
dnto last y0Ar.
VIC thlnk our corh.erop here Will avcro3o
well IN yctl With that In tho whoio country;
aild the same conclusions Ought to hold good iii
, 1881-12-14

THIS Sho"s that tho proportion tf nperlt[pr
cxrensos to ErosB uArnitlgs Inns increased ! PER
rent or more iamrs Afa'H1l ehnws that the
average proportion aF operating expenses to
grosa carnuHs for lsA WHY 10 pur cant. Il we
Gull it O. per cent for 1881 wo shall have Us not
eArnlnHs fur 1BSf, sgg ,b0t. n.itfat SG4llOsl2
for lsso. nn lncreAso Of nnly s, itS, ,Qe4t,,.
Hut rs tho mileage of these thirty-sJx roads
has hcrcased h.EM miles ar moro, tho fixed
charges hnyo nlso KrowIi TO the cxtcnt Mt least
OF tue !ninrcst on s!3tAD per mile ntu per cent,
Or $tstkhl.C1O per nnnu,u.
'rh.s shows ulearIy that the fund applicable to
d!vitenls aud surplus on these thlrly-six roads
Will bc Mt ieasr throe or for millions loss In 1881
that III 1aSl.
In the anthracite coal trn1e for tho year 1881,
according to tho Philadelphia Ledger, tho ugxre-
gato tonnngo will reuch fully as,50e,00p tot1s,
an trcreasc OF abont 4,h5o,pD tons on tho pro-
dtlctton OF Inst year; md. In tho uplnlop Of
thoso supposed to best Informed In tho tradu.
tho outlook now 'a better for 1nnrkot and amount
Of prouuct thAl ut any time before In tunny
years. For manufacturing purposes tho demand
IL cstlInhtcd 10 bo even larger thnn WIS tho de-
Inland In 1851. md greater lii tho now fields Tor
consumption OF conl. 10th tho East and tho
West, II Is csttnatuI, will lnrgcly increusp their
demand for conl in tBaa. over their consumption
IN 1RBl.
Novonher roturns OF tho co1amcroa OF New
York styongthon tho cvtdcace that tho !. patance
6f trll'1o" Of this country Will nus 10 as fayor.
Rbo II, tho nnur future Us 1t has been In the
past two yenrs. At New Yurk the lmportattons
ut merchandise for tho Inst nlon1h amounted 10
s:H.itf,Gs!. R4alnat F:'a0l',6al for November,
laHo; hut tho receipts Of spee1u wcrc only $1;ED-
:sE). aaalt1st sp,:ssE17 for tho Same month Int
yrar. In November. 1870, tho tot,. Imports woro
over SCI 10o,000, bne ot this nCurly SJt0c0,UO
cousstod Of spceo aud bullion. lowing only
fesfO.',0Oo Of merchandise. At tho sams tiu1s
, 1881-12-14
COMMERCIAL.

The following were tho receipts aud shipments
OF leading articles Of produce In tho city during
the twehty'fuur hours ending nt : o'clock
Tucsday morning, and for the corresponding
tIme II year ago: >.
, 1881-12-14

1unuay y...,s..s........+,.....lGB GB ASH Il
cArri4l:-lt was u ratler slow market u1l ,ounl.
Tho receipts comparatively were lighk but ,bo
weltlpr was bai ind nvces fr0n tia EAT ly m
tleana favoFntIu md n,tl,nush prc6s we're not enb.
jcclcd to any nnraod deullno .ts fenltny nas veut
With sunin tradng At Il concession tram Nontaft
eatos. Tho local tomAnd loas than usual becauss
hf thu c1Hlnucd suft ~untlles Mnd tho cofseuuobl
cxcoetllna dultnrss OF tue dua,l meat trlg {)u,n,
the day tho bulk Ut tie stuff chansrl paucrt mt
enough stuck wAs loft over tu duilpan the nrusptxt
for Wednesdays markut unless thu secupts should
pFnvo !ess than Anticipated. tN Cht1.tmut tse,s,
thero wcre hnhe. Ind tho oEetlnxs Ut chuies x,,,
lfal't. ll'o hahest urIcv paid was &t. 1hsrs were
few nf!uo Intx fur which buyers wpse fund at lfota
Ha0o1Aas bur tht prevailing pF,ccs weea &3&csiJ fyr
tustinI ~ E0ud shipping steesJ, ntld fIAttiU Il iol
bniGhass and chiintTs stock. fnnit demand III
f fnr poor % Enuu thrifty lutn Calves coa.nuS il
hcantY nni.HY ~ ti.n'at'W per loo lis The gsLs.I
QUOTATIONS:
Extra Deeves-stocrs weIgtlnE l50O Tbs aud
csuco Sss;cs:Fna. III, lid ws.fotsa @'*@
stasEs, woiglnH hss0 - i.4H !h1......,.. h,s1tt
tnx lsn e it0 lts ..;..........:.... isais
lnR Luz e Ivy A7;aam
And common u tho1ce GUNs for ely Bl4Hsa.
81; wsixn,n1 sa5 g l u: 277ssatn
= !U 2u4al
bulls md seaisw1x .oa.n
IllAf
, 1881-12-14
mt. Money was in bria,s dcmnnd Mt Bal5 per

Snrth Chicago City Railway "a sold as ll.,&:
thcart' ~ vt ltf: and j'hrnEo. Huntington s.
Quincy IA nt eRA@So,s; and South Division ANS
at N9fI(YE,
, 1881-12-14

hht'tt rlbt cin1ed ut fAGltaAi0 far January AuI
t9r tahslarY Lung clears quoted 1t iXj
iuo1u Mn4 ~ L1fstl; tnfh1arlInc.. !aYjho b01et
ns% s1s i1s w. Ii nyoEaEss; Erv0 hams. sa.U Nv.
nacon .uHIe1 at fA1Sd far shoulders. Hia t0e tor
hi. nn! rns f9r abort elonrs. lX9t94o Ior
nEEb-Waa A1t L u. ID iGiu for taess s1QSqzllo1
tuf oklFa Eaass And ~ 4t p1lN| Ior hhEis -Ss
, 1881-12-14
MINING NEWS.

Ase(al Dlpdtsh to TAs Chicago grtbuns,
AosTnS. hass. nec. h-st,ntne shares were
Fasper dull aud prices dropped. Qulucy Lecliuea
, 1881-12-14

Tor neuralgia. pains aNa aches In the back,
Kidneys, or lt,uhs-Itop Ulttcra.
, 1881-12-14

Government bonds wsro slua.ly, Quotations
were J.asa, l9sa1l0s; 3!sa III cnnttnue.N l0u.Go
ioaA; as;s Gs col,tlnued|. lpsN1lo,.i, ~, llsy,@
llas; 4,ss. lltsGa,Al.
Furoixt, s1chAnKo was stenly and uRchupuo1
chlcae0 bunk cleArsl,xs waro fu{NpUxl. Nov
York nxchanso solsl at parlt:ix, nrr b,.OOx, dir.
, 1881-12-14

nAGGING-'rhe market Tor harglng was EXTREMELY
auet aha salles wero not subjected TO nny change
ruling AlDtlt Esluiy. III fultaw4. ----'
, 1881-12-14

coopEltAuE-Wns steudy nj 1l,ioSt,,s for pnrk
barrels Hnd el3sk for as1 Heroes, With sules OF Gu
porx barrels nt $ &O lArd orcea ea5; u cars pork
tarrels Ht ele}i cars city ut $s..l car city lard
t1ercea a. ss. lau mixed pnukages to nrs.yo ut 81 III
1ar pnrk oarsel * for lard torcos und 10 for koga
DRESSED 1!ous-Wera fairly actva at His0dGSs
for 0and and t.0o for choea heAyy with saIes or
ears md saygsul snalDr lott,
~ MGs-Weso aules at 80 pes doz for tFosh md 2os
, 1881-12-14

cuA!-Tl1efU Whs weak tonrkH& both for hard u,.d
soft coal, the continued soft weather and the fac.
t!'f stocks Nre pretty full mukng holders ut,ea1y
NO still quite:
, 1881-12-14

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GENERAL, MARKETS.

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Ano1M.cokS-An acilvo business Is reported by
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-01-14
Our Mnnuf.cturInr Interests

The subject of the establishment here
of manufactures is one which we have
talked about much, and which we shall
continue to discuss. If our growth rs a
town is TO continue and become solid
and permanent, we must look out for
the means which will furnish employ
ment for our people at renumerative
wages. The importance of this matter
should now demand the united attention
of our people. The next year or two
will do much to settle the
future status of our town.
A good deal of wealth is accommodating
here. In this respect we are perhaps
more fortunate than any town of our
size in the state. Many of our citizens
have capital which they desire to invest
here, and We learn there is a disposition on
the part of some of them to invest in
various branches of manufacture, if pro-
pei encouragement is shown. Several
enterprises are being talked up, and no
doubt proper and united
effort on the part of our
people during the present year would
result in placing several important man
ufacturing enterprises upon a basis
which would insure final success. Let
us be up and doing. Every citizen can
help along the good work. We believe
with proper effort the population of this
town can be doubled within a few years,
and all its business interests be greatly
enhanced and placed on basis which
will insure their permanency.