davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-09-17
The Discharge from Tho Wound Was Thin,
Showing Greater Debility Of
the System.
Nourfs1lmont and Stfmntants We're ALL
mtnlstorcl in Increased tuan-
titles.
1t Midnight the Second Febrilo Rise Had
Amelioratea, and d Better Bulletin
Vas Hoped For.
BLISS IN DESPAIR,


- ~,,,,.
bh1oS 1r oEo1@Alh'
1tE FhASHtf ADMITS THE pAsaEh
op'emt o''pote" 10 1"s e"1eeD 1'mune.
itusH n'.aSG'1' -; 80 ~, ''ept' w. lsm'""'
,,t tM1.'1 ...N', ..Ms ~ "s ~, ,1su N"tsr. et wy
s.u 1.,,4,. ,,.,,a "4 ~ ~. ri. 49, s'o u
Man 1..sss musus n,,. i'1. !.';.s n.ss stost
'o"K n'n, suis .'.c'esl'AA t",k "''n ai'o iep
1I ,assns'!l'sa 1--we . o.. 'mo psess tohlsn.. ons o'ce
uet"'o ,a"s alto sutsson III Ia"'Hs o.Htosse'
." ~. 'u"en "lA'u.e rs ~ luz Ltes,"e't e''sG;
m "' ,,'., M'sa VI ILL., t,.o eu''',. :',, we. ~"
'n"u Sa'el "''n W Ion,Rnt Nv N.s 'e!y
uesponoenl allu 'l's 'olce "''s tue 'o'ee OF
nIas ciusnet' ,s,' VIII ele"t solto", "s osel-
eo"o WIN t, .cst'pts lo.roo""ss ~ Nha'esc.
in"s nN'o p.tl sals y. '!e neA ~ c''''''"i vi
'nc put. VI ulo s"tseon ~ 1lle pas'
!ha" III lliss totssht LIS stnle'heat gives,
III Fely Bfal.'llc WY, tte history ot tti!s
pIcsH'.s sonuitlo''' ~ ~. ss'ps.a.ce N9. hltsS
story Is that tho condition Of the President Is
s!lcl' rs to cause vofy graso anxiety ai1d t!lat
these IL nn eoou REASON To t!llhk that ile VIII
oo oetler TOMORROW u: bliss hesa'l W s.ty-
!hE u B nllehlaole lint, III me
!.lst lures aass' t!le !fessachts eoh"!-
tlo'' 'Eas enanged 1or ulo WORSE Ihefo
was '!o sl,Sei"l c9aso iof t''is "hlM'otapie
cnaage. Ihe "eatAer nas mol neeh tho ocst.
PULMONARY tsolplo "o't,a 10 '!koly ID oe I'M
proven by pieasa1't weather. llc tor tit1!e
t"ls aiternooh was pettef t''an he was THIS
'norrinK' but
,o,o .r1 ,ya iii ,rt th,u,. - ,.nrth ,v,,t,o to
untIcs lin fact In tta nigtt ,,l,.tlr S1nco
tho nyar,,,,r ,,,..,ns ,,,.t,,ar fa,,r,1a r,," is
co,uo AMI IL. ,u,sn to-. trn,nn s.,, .a,,s,,i,,-
ohiv1I IL, ,,ot l.,,o,,, ,,n,s ,',,.. ,,,,,v y"
"ls t,oro on., n,atar,al ,homna IL tha
,,o,,,,a nnn,,rg;, ~"'es 80 ''o
.t,,,o ,,t,o,,nr,ro il ,o ,,,rao t,,,., :. ,,na
.h,. ,'.-.i,,.. - l., ,,.,t,, ~ It,,,'saI . '""'
W" l,nss .h. 1t.oharsa " uto tor,e 10 ,,"rh%,, ]
"No TS,nro sJ H. W., "honna T., ~, .o,o.,,
orroara,,on ~, ~ ,,,s 4 s,i",,t ~ s,ao,,.et''t et
a''. -, a. 10 ~ ,,!% u ,oni,s,,t :,n. ,ia
came OUT 9t tho yo'inu tonight: Ihat blona-
eiot haa enmhReq IN t''e eo'o1 " tho p'lS'ats-
| shItes A"o o''s HIS pcs" " nl''o us
tufoeo NY m,,,a ., ,,,o,on
| ,,,,t, ,o,,.,,+om IN D"'o"'oA
"4s.t - ~, t H., ,+ ,,u,,o ,,,,, ,o~,o ,,,o,,uo
a H., s,s .,,,',,m .v, t''o ""s ''!'o"S ''''e''e'
WIFI t1,.a t.,o ,,. "ou ''."s ,,o~, n,,. a H., .
ro.. o ,, ei"t ""S sm.s WY s'9'. a'u an ~. Ut,
!eet hi'n ~ ~ l"o pus t'as NOW fee'alheo
lis lighter COLOR ~
| Hhy was ttls a'se''arRo more scalasy:"
| Ms tne huteltloh OF uio noay u "lt'''li-
1s'eo the sl'ppafattng VIII pe diminished
iho pus IS now aoo"t tne same aS " was INC
.las oeloIe Yesterday. IL u iiot as hea'tEy ~
W. woau 'ke 'o seo i: IS fa'ef Ss'ap"
'o.1 :na'li ?" u"Ab"1 -. .'sen,
1ltE nEn,soHEsP"
IAoy ara very Sllellt. ll1ey EaV6 existed
, 1881-09-17

Il 1A1l0E Iron buoy was picked up sono
time ngo on tic west consL Ut Vancouver
Island. Recently It was identified t.s n Illls-
stnn buoy from tho mo,ltl Ut tho A,noor
Isiver, OH the Aslatic coast, aud nt,st have
been brought bya currettt to the place wl.cre
1t was found. Tle Incident is ncceptcd rs
proof Of Wilkes theory Of tlls existence of
what Is known ~ tllo Japanese current,
Which sweeps by the cunst Of Japan, turns
eastward, nlltt Oil nearing tito American col,st
bends southwark.
, 1881-09-17

Fam wcntl,er mud stationary or higher
Temperature for this rcslon today.
, 1881-09-17

TnE Michigan cities at,tl ytl)ngcs cnntinno
to subscribe literally for, tho rpllcf uf thu
sufferers by the forest fires. Adrian Ius
subscribed $500 nlul lnrgo quantity Ut
clothing, betl,ting, etc.; Clinton lnls sllb-
scribed 5000; Co'tlwatcr. gives II lnrge
quantity Of fnrm implements, scrt, clothing.
ETC., nnl st,5oo. The 1arge cities of tho cnur-
try slu not seem to uo tlolng ls wpll rs they
ought, or rs tho circumstances tlctnauu.
TROUBLES crowd thick and inst OIL cx-
Senator Chrlstiarcy. Yesterday morning,
while absent from lis roDin III tho National
Hotel Mt Washington, thieves broke In anu
stole t1lcrefrom SU,u00 worth, Of lewglry and
diamonds wt,tcl, Ind been placed with him
for safe.kceplng w1lcm United Statcs Mill
lister to PERT. Tho box in which tic tewcIry
was contained had recently arrived from
'osu, ai,sl It Is thought tint tho thieves fol-
lowed 1t from New York.
UNITED STATES TREASURER G1Lr1f.t.AS
says there IL no truth III the report tint lie i'll
tottdet 10 overhaul tho accounts OF tho Nl.
tIonnl hanks OF the country with view 10
forcing them to pay taxes which they ful-
properly withheld during the past eighteen
years. Mr.. Gtttillan says hu does not bUliova
thnt the National banks generally hive Will
held any moneys which tloy ought to llnYu
pail, n1nt Tint tic rerort about tho proposed
oycrl,aullng was matte tut Of wllule clottl.
~----~
Il 1.An0E Iron buoy was picked up somo
time ngo on tic west coast Ut Vancouver
Island. Recently It was identified ,.s llus-
stint, buoy from tho moutll Of tho A,noor
I.iyer, OH the Asiattc cot.st, nnd must have
been brought bya current to the place wl.cro
1t WIS found. Tl,e Incident is ncceptcu rs n
proof Of Wilkes theory Of tllu existence of
what Is known ns tllo Japanesa current,
which sweeps by the cunst Of Japan, turns
eastward ntltt OIL nearing tho American const
bends southwark.
= ---
TilE Illinois CntElo'tc Total Abstinence
Union, whtcl, l'as been in session Mt Dixon
fur sotne days, concluded Its labors yestor-
, 1881-09-17

FEELING.
nixon, Ills
6p4eta1 ptspateh to 7As Chttuso Tribune.
DIXON, ILL.,, sept. lG.-At lts toahy's ses-
, 1881-09-17

Ex-hfIN1sTEn Cl!,usriANoY, since Ills 70
turn to Washington, l.As been talking nbout
llis wlfo In u why which reflects no credit IN
Mr.. Clar[stialiey, and which was not Intended
to reflect credit on Mrs. Christiancy. Iia
Inns referred to her III d pcrjurer, etc. This
having c0nle TO tho ears Ut the lAtly's
brother, DR.. Lugenbcel, that gentleman
chilled on Mr. Christiancy. but 3Ir. Ellslst!a.l-
cy refused to soc h!m. Lugenbcel then wrotc
tu ChrlstIancy. telling lin that unless lo
(thrlstlancy) "preforred To conllno lln,setf
to assaults upon women, To warfare III
print, a,.a to similar methods Involving
no physical .langer," l,r. l4ugenboeI
would ho glad to meet hin. In Virginia ut
any placo Within twenty nIiles FROM Wasll.
inaso,., ctc. Tho ex-Min!ster declined the
iny!tat,on becauss he did not wish "to
achieve llotor,ety by assassination" atc. ..:Mr.
Chr!st!ancy wound MP Thu eplst|p ~ saytna
that he woul.s seck such protection as
tho laws of his country Afforded This was
In reference to u. ,lnmtstakable threat nj ula
end ot Lugeubeel's eplstlu. C|r!stIai,cy
acte& OIL hts threat, and sw0ra out = Wurrant
for the arrest Ut Lugenbeel last evening.
1t Ia evident that VIC have nut heard ali of
: tllv CAristianey nastlucss vet,
, 1881-09-17

I4lSu HAANclt, Supt l6.-!'rhe lay opened
stormy a.l4 llsasrceable. A l,cavynortlleast
wInd set In yesterday. followotl by u driving.
rain during the night, which Inns continued
ut Intervals. Elburon looks deserted. Tho
unly PERSONS seeu outdoors are tlle attond-
ants at tl,e Franekiyn Cottagu. TIE condl-
tion Ut the President throughout the day was
Soarcs ot extguntu anxiety. Dr. Boynton
occupied looM aujvluIny uIat VI tho rresi-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-23

tirely removed from his business.
Field sport ia the heslthiest hobby in
the universe, and every physician
should recommend it to his sedentary
patients. for they nesd some sensible
pleasure more than they need his
physic Now, when we talk of field
sport or hunting. we do not mean the
scramble after game "Fer meat"
Ia Parson Bumble-bee. We mean the
manly. honest pursuit of the bird as
lit cuts the air With Its sweeping
wings, orof the deer as be measures
the path of MS native heath. When
We talk of bunting for recreation, We
mean that it is to be engaged in
after the manner suggested by Van
Dyke and Flowers in Sketches" and
"Reminiscences" We are to hunt
for muscle. not for meat. for mental
and physical, not for pecuniary profit.
What has been said. the writer has
written with hopes that every reader
will pass his paper over to bis clTrgy-
man or physician, o. TO lawyer or
business friend, that they may learn
of what the writer and every true
sportsman believes to be the true re-
creation for all sedentary men.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-03-26
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

NEW YoRk.
New York. March 3G.
WnEAr--Fair, active, shade better; NJ.
white, May Sill acli2: M. . red, May $l.lQiiGc
l01s; June Sl,lsiafc SlI9ssGhl8.: June el.ls>idt
1888.
CoRN Dull, easier, MIXED western spot STA
l,ja'4; futures jilG55a1..
OArs-Shade stronger; Western +5GnjUc.
PoRK-Stronger, $3.50.
LARp-Highe-. $l0.SI,:.
CHICAGO.
Chicago. March q.
WuEAT-Wcak, easy. Mi cash; $l.0O April:
tlO5s May.
CoHN-E Easier, ss.S cash; aSss April; t2as asked
May: l2i4 asked June.
OATs-Weak, 29sl cash 3ils May; 3as1 June.
RyE-97cdbSl.W.
BARLEY-$l.H.
PoEx..Firm, higher, sis.s2's ca.hand April;
si.sa LsapNweaE, by lower; slo,os cash and April
| $lOG0 May.
WHIsEEY-10.
MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee, March %.
WHEAT-Easy, lower; No. 2 frcsh $l.Ol; Marh
\ %; April 9aS; May SlW7s.
ConN-No 2 Sa,:.
| OATs-3lHc.
RyH-$l.W.
BAILEY-H6.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-03-26
Capitnl Notes.

Washington, March 26.-The president
decided to-day not to call an extra ses-,
sion.
Filibustering was continued in the SEN
ate.
Malone was present voting entirely
with the republicans.
In caucus this morning the republi-
cans determined to stand firm as long as
necessary to attain success, but to ad
lourn early this afternoon to perfect ar
rangen,ents Tor renewal of the conflict
early Monday without intermlssion.
Logan cited So prccedents to show the
legality Of the resolution for present
change i'll senate officers.
1t is rumorel that the contest in the
senate will be settled by action on the
confirmation of Robertson rs collector of
the port OF New York, and that Conkling
is more anxious to defeat him than to
elect senate officers, and will arrange
with the democrats to postpone the elec.
tiOn IN return for votes against Robert
son. No agreement has been reached
yet, but the matter is apparently under
consideration.
The republican caucus this morning
was not entirely harmonious, Hawley
Blair and Others insisting that the sup
port Of Riddleberger was unwise.
1t is believed that the senate will set
tie the matter Of election of officers ant
adjourn next week.
1t is now said that Robprtson's nomi
nation will not be referred to the com
mittec on commerce. but will be confirm
ed on motion without any reference
This would render Conkling powerlcss t
delay action.
Malone will deliver his carefully pre-
pared speech Monday.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-03-26
Mayor Harrison l;eno,ninatea.

Chicago, March 26.-The democratic
Fty convention to-day renominated Car
er II. Harrison for mayor by acclama-
Ion, and also nominated Randolph Bran
|.r treasurer; Julius $. GrinneIl, for at-
bney, and H. Z. How for clerk.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-03-26
Tho Weather.

Washington. March 26.-The indica-
ions for the upper Mississippi and low
h Missouri valleys are: Fair and
Farmer weather, northerly, shifting to
Doutheast winds; lower barometer in the
|attcr, and stationery or lower in the frs,
;ci rict
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-03-26
The Land Question.

Dublin, March 26.-The people in the
west Ct Ireland are busy working land,
and are very quiet bnt anxions to know
the terms OF the government land bill.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-03-26
kssThc Mouldcrs' Union to be Ignored

st. Louis. March 26.-The Excelsior
manufacturing company, one of the most
Extensive stove concerns in the west, has
kiycn notice that hereafter no member
Ii the moulders' union will lie
Employed by them under any circum-
|tances. Their hands recently struck.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-03-26

London, March 26.-The pigeon shoot
ing match between DR.. Carver and Row.
er, to have taken place an the 3lst inst.
has been abandoned by mutual conacnt.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-03-26
Proposals.

YAxKroN, u. T., March l7th. 1881.
DROPOSAl.S Will be received at tho the
Office of J. Il. Sanborn. until Saturday,
9TH day Of March, ats o'clock, p. M. for fur.
nishing wood. coal, meat aud groceries for the
Dakota Hospital for tho lvsanc fos the quarter
commencing April let aud ending June sHh,
1881. ia POTTER,
Steward.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-03-26

New York, March 2G-The oleomarga-
line investigating committee of the as.
ernbly continued its labors to-day.
Charles A. Butler was called and testi
led that some manufacturers made OLE
margarine from the fat of offensive meat
bnd extracted the fat by melting it at u
Temperature of 100 degrees, which was
hearty 100 below the temperature neces-
Bary to destroy animal life in fa!. He
had little faith in legislation us a meas
nrc to prevent the sale Of adulterated
articles for genuine butter, but thought
that small license fec AMI penalty of
$500 for each oifense might do something
towards suppressing adultcrution, and
would compel groccrs who dealt in bogus
articles to display the sign, "adultcrated
butter and cheese sold here" Walter
Carr testified that an immense amount
/ of Lardine or lard was disposed of in the
New York market and is manufactured
principally in western New York. This
article is more easily detected than oleo-
margarine. Both lardine and olcomar-
garine have seriously affected the trade
and weakened prices. Not one hundred
per cent. OF the bogus article manufac.
tured is sold for what it is, and groccrs
sell it at an enormous profit, for the rea-
son that If they took only fair profit,
customers would suspect the character
OF the article sold them for butter. Gus.
toners, if they knew what they were
getting, would not buy it.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-03-26
GENERAL NEWS.
he Question Of an Extra ses-
sion Definitely Set
lied in the Neg
alive.
|he Fight Over the Selection Of Sem
ate Officers Continues
both Parties
Determined.
barter III. Harrison Ite-NOminat-
cd for Mayor of Clica-
go BY thcDcmO-
cratS.
presidential, Nominations.

Washington, March 2G. The president
,minatel Chas. q. Van Pelt postmaster
Seward, Nebraska.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-03-26
Gold for America.

London, March 26. Seven hundred
and fifty Thousand dollars in gold wns
taken from the open market yesterday
ior Amerlcn. Gold has also gone from
Paris for the United States.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-03-26
Governor Appointed.

London, March M--General Wood has
been appointed high commissioner OF
southeastern Africa, and governor of the
British possessions.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-03-26
FOREIGN.
The Nice Theatre.

The Nice Theatre.
London, March 26-It is reported that
only 22D persons were in the Nice thea
tire ut the time of the fire
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-03-26
8, sclAL xorlcxs.

u EClAL NOTlCks.
isfai q Glib e +. L.. e. &. ;ss ,s:. Il: 70
nIANONDS reset-Rinss -..ds eyer-Hair
- te.elry nAnufsetured. b. h. q. ciArk
Co.. the jewelers.
Fec Cards.
+ .ts1s of D:s., Tor ssis u this oi;os.
Ysu1d.
THE ledy who left the eroylits blss hand
- fsrchtst et my Gallery can hiye xa.. TIE s.n'
Money 20 Loaa.
IN FIRST CLASS FARM PROPERTY st Q
Gper cont interest ,na Ssv Ee;soessls s%% SS%mi'-
sisaai as@s,. DEwas a.sosa:9: = sassGa; = I.;..
Pierre Harry Lease.
THE ferry st Pierre will Be let on the ninth Of
April. Terms the same ~ in former notice.
W.P. LxpwIcx.
d-t-d Chairman.
situation Wasted.
A YOUNG lady. experienced in othce; work.
OcuAG" Donttioa - CoVSA0e, cee4AASS VI
P.o. Bo. l9, City.
Taken Up.
On Monday. March l&th, one dark bay pony,
With star in forehead. Owner can have sans BY
proting property and paying charges. Apply ~
WyoniNo STA0l Co.. BARa.
HARRY RICHARDSON.
Wanted. to Rent.
FOR market gardening ten acres near town,
L With OF without buildings. former prefer
red. ALEX YoCN0.
Smithsonian Hotel,
Yankt0n. Dakota.
Yor Sale Chesp.
THE ONE AND A HALE STORY BRICK
Hooma good location. situated corner Fourth
and Locust sts.. Yankton, u. T. Apply to
G. w. RoBERTs,
Real Estate Agent.
For sale sr Rent-April lst.
MY Store building at Springfield. d. T.. size
AVA 22X50 with eounters and shelving complete,
also good cellar. One Of the best towns in Da-
kota for general trade. Apply rr,u,,, e
Yankton. D. T.
Time Books
EOR WEEK Or MONTH, for sale at the Press
= and Oakotaian counting room.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-03-26
For sale OF Rent-Apr,l IL,

FOf Sa1o or Reht-APftt Ist.
MY store building at Springfield. d. t. size |
AVA 22x50, with eounters and shelving complete,
also good cellar. One Of the best towns in d. |
kota Tor general trade. Apply 70
r. A. KETCHUM,
Yankton, d. T.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-03-26

F.f.y. .vsHy osh:r asy Comet
q Swan Lake With stages fog Parker. 6iou1
&A1ls and VernilliQp.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-03-26

Municipal Securities, oehool Bosds. an
OsaAty WaTr.nts bo1ght % rsaaso-
0klA AI0A.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-03-26

Money 70 loan on Farm Property; Long Tine
Ten Der cent. Interest. and NO
COMMISSION.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-03-26

This Market il centrally located and conve.
nlent. shall spare NO pains OK expense y
make it 6Ixt claaa, and entitled to Q ahare ct
public patronage. Free delivery to any pant Of
''e s.''' II. BRENNAN.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-03-26

Make collections and ray .tsxes for non-ras:-
denta. negotiate loars country
and city real estAte ac6
personal p."perty.
Plenty of money 20 oar 90 essr, yr-,rcr:Y at
70 per cent interest and Nd COMMlSS10S
and on city amt chattel security on Tesssaahle
te.ms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-23

sp ps later for Crude caeqG Lara OIL SsC Mn
Cof6n 3c d ne2oed Spring do 4lc Refined Summer Yellow
FFhATrN$ d1 M ana dno%inay unchanged
rae b. Crude ac@tes Sc We nS g' crude IN
G G" & &c. Naphtha Ices Rehnod here. 7c; Pila
c c, opened at 7lac. highest, 7Oc. lowest 75c
IoNs-PoKK-Mes orcneia shade stronger but
y & s @G b. ' %cw SNP&p Ss, S Sr @xpoT
export quoted Sl' n' Ti4 - ne" 1 i s dGr
ebc SIs ana oco6ir SIS A unShonSaI
Inaa Mess, s1s@43g ..F BEEF ilNSis 'nY sd e
4 RG@ raS4G either quiet gryn 4P%ied 3%s23 TEXTs
H" i'S SirI?c P; S%Gked Go ISL s. Smoked
MihpLEs ng1 a sade stronrer dcnani very light Long
ha sSl f2F f d long and Short s T ga ana md
l. a i, dey dIi h s yi s decidedly
Sps and gG Do" %e E H or a5a s%S S
en- r me ',' iS Lures of yesterday light export in
59G ,gqH2atGl l?.o5di2o7 lsc; sai%s LID
Aas"s s@lSsnF cdi"g ii59 c $So
5Go ics oSober 81 M @ &C. ' G'Gg i57
seller ycr S Sosing l. 5IG d ,G so ties.
y , 81" M dc; closing oo5c city Steam less
ac c EUTrt Market 1nii ard prices
~ weak and unsettled iory Poor choice,
strictly choice quoted lS@@oc ''''"'' wholly nominal;
Al 'n n iSn ,m anal sn.S c at s'Sg'y rates
nv nv s. fer . WcstGrn ssc for 81 81
trt,
SrtAitiE t'-pul. nominal Western. ItIoN1Ia,c.
-H'1'\it-iaW sugars were quiet
-" ~. Ia. Far. aud 23i Cuba;
~" i'p hlis MuscoVado at 7767aic
rIhr ANA rather quiet Cut Loaf lO.c: shed, IOc;
,"Wn,f io'2" lO"c. Cubes, lOiec. CranuIaet 07ec.;
M"ulu ~ nc tonccticner5 ~" o1-c.: stamford a."
-" ON ~ S7s09c. White Extra &C." S6amS7.c; Vel.
TNC. A'' eN'' A''''"' ."
Ga,c. w '' S"''' ''''"o No. ""9"
,3 &C quiet .as, 100 hhs 4@lc.
ecu ca, mo itiacN active sales 500 indlu
slNhla crop I~, ut l1WlS tc;
97h loGl2c; Wisconsin, Eavana
bnIu Hawai- fran
Ia 81 10. $500 w ' ''" '''' ''''
Nof- In onr last report italian contract
nlu oeen tak'n nv g. Mans and Matthias - II
error IL should have read Mr. Matthias Paris,
ITon IN ms NtW-Nork agents Ness~s ~
green aud 1000 Oulong ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
MiNlEltDN e Quiet and unchauYc1
L Ms market rcnilins quiet and
'u f'c!iHg prrNal"S he position
uErrS ia. "lihtlWn from the W markets. stocks
a argn nov" and manufacturers fairly
SAFES bh,oo II Domestic Pulled. II 900 state;
S',0W ID Lake, % bales
RUSSIAN Cnnrs air, 30 bales Crcoa ha.es
ou" Foreign Oh ualcs China, 300 bales
DhSkoh All on private terms; l7SOn n Spring California,
"a no lNoW n Spring Texas. 2GTYOl,c 10000 N
90, 22d2ia; 1000 ID Domcstc NOls. N
super ruled q; 1000 u secure Coarse
ono C"mbiug and Dolainc, i10ljl.c 90 DO.
nestle Fleece, ~ 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-23

In London British cousoS were steady and
changed q; 1O1 lie ior both money and account.
United States continued D. Is higher ut l04l2
and 4ils were unchanged at 1l7l2 the Is not being
quoted. American railways were duh and generally
higher iii response to the higher prices of ycster-
days home markets. but prices were not fully
tanned III the late dealings Bar silver advanced
Id to . I'D per ounce. The Bank OF England TO-
day lost eSS 900 bullion or balance. IN Paris
French 3 per cents declined from $3.50 to S5.1J.
The following summary of the mileage, financial
condition. and Of The operations OF the railroads of
the United states for 1850, is taken from advance
sheets of POorS Railroad Manual for 1851:
The total number of miles of the railroads of the
United States i'll operation ut the close of the year
93,G7l against S6l97 miles ut the end of 1850,
an increase of 7.174 miles, which shows ilc LARGEST
construction of any yeasexcept chat Of 1871. when
1879 miles of railroad built. Beginning
with the year 1880, when the railroad system
OF the United States consisted of % miles,
tho construction of each decade has been follows:
TO 1910, 2,7S5 miles to 1870 6,2l3 miles; 10
1860 II GA miles; tO1ST0. 2279 miles; to $50,
40.757 miles. That is. during the last decade the
constr elton of railroads in the United States
only g. 1876 miles less than the total construction of
the preceding two decades.
Statement of miles operated of lines whose
ings are reported, their capital stock and funded
debt, gross earnings net earnings, freight earnin
passenger earnings and dividends paid for ten years