davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-10-28
SEw YORK.

NEW fnn1s. Oct. .7.-t;htiS.-Nhent-A lnir+ |
active bSIuGr*. tteiy sncufRtisc. rctHrtc III win
ler w'eat, which through tic chrIlcr tt'll's du-
vrUGa renewed trrHEularlIy h1ld wtaknr"* stn rs-
tCsll,R AuHt ~ afc n. tctiHte'! l7i1tr stinrttY
ttris Thu ,IAy. Muh towar' TIN csa hnrdsnn rnr"
tupslbly. ylnk ~ iHt Inst evenings H'I.tAeluH'.
hut III thu lnust trail.netl'ns n2nn tetl!i'nI auut
tlcM bu IN ttlr40 changes fHny relfectlHs l" VA
rnt,gp C.ursa ut speculation nj lii, Wtss, tbr'rrs
wr.r 'lonti',x vurs *ariiiH'y. table at:'cns "trn
nt an MnfavurntG tcltur. hnlG. reurteh or 1.5sInp
hm M. | rud ut eLi!Ai. i.t*M IA. f.: reI. nuw ni'd
oth rules, nj tl.EMtI.h6A., c'stng nj *l.a:1l
tii. nnw rntus in Uet',rr. nrw rn'fr, NJ
si.taat,+rs clnr1ng nj IRIS NJ" rule. su S'sGtpr
now uni "iA rufus. nj sis% %i~-tEs, cios,,H nj st.tSr
aw s.tt, din tecrniber. frw rulo'. NJ ttb!4F l'ls-
rtt,alng nj ElIins rule. tlu January ut sh''4H
,i.a ,.'os!nu ut shsl. r".a, .to sttsMer xs"ls
ut *i.l.lfs No. i rusi in lots ut sttt4H .l!.r.
chiefly at si.i!s: No. rcd ut s,..+: ussIrslcd
scA at st,s'xl.il as to auaiity{ NJ. !: t'h!,7sso
nMd Milwaukee rrr5isg reported ut f1.t!; Suw YORK
No. spflIIH Ut 3l.G1lU ~: utgrtdc srH ut el.:t:bdl
SCnsM quoted generally tvwyr nt.d Unsettled, Nv.
Nl,owing ducnu curly lI tlau day OF ahoat a!:'1it
bu nn n lets active movement TusinH slightly
near tic cIusa, leartltE III trtf[o cus!tr
ahd wrnk. sacs re,'rtcd nt '1s?tu1 M,.
atlxcd Wrsturts unHrndrd Mt 't.iISc ns I" quality
,td condition.. cnr-fo VI new cT.'it wunt ut 'Gci
Euw York ,nlsnl mt 7o.tc' No. m1lto nj 10
~ - {thIs Trate ehie dcnEcr}s Inv mixed ut 1i"a
ar o, Sss frsS'y dsas n an ~nayr ri s
r It HI u f1se ~ss'sr sts s'x ssss
sp !: ts sa'',; x $sa &ss!Ss rfs? q I
NJ tntSaG" m5n' nyH na"'oH a1onr r y .ssns at.
~ nn!i AfS,. d .,, ~ Il Gt ~ nj. II, X. III
,es' %s aaet Ss:.f II s M IT,. sY VIA
sx ts!"tssI II naGea r. e ,,or sought nf,cr
t,..Ms Il, VIZ, n i"t,Test and St,fg, Euer.
9 esx tS 1 Ssry ,n. as t',x IL rn5sY n asSiy iss Il
tiSH tof 1,rn ,,riu, 'a nnd t,rinIe ,ncss G1t%l
tnnlna a''a " ii'o 5n1s YSa 1t!'o ,r.nnt 9nsS
nn1tn y III y \ , ~ n % HHry \, s1ts I Jill
y. fs'nt oM. % su s ~ ~. ,rnats ~
st,a,s ,,r:rs - III i,, W',iiv 1,,,,1,nmi Wsstvrtl
"u na1m; ~ ~ ssf ~ I'M, rnsi .,Inhrs mi M tt jn
in, ai ~ @ Hill N rt,a " iut c,st
iis ints trt,,isa h VIII, tSsunsr ,maus crE ut
LIZ yeaT y iTs u NS+h at sYa Mnrli NJ
g n} ,nJ ~ "UI r. I'M .t"n,x TN M ~ iiin
vii, cs IL III NJ ~ st"n fnr rnsy
MeEg @ :, n VIII saeo !" "'' "s8'a' A' IVY
tV4 ~ tmu. . .,,, ,a ,nI,r, +,tv retIvc with xn,e.
~ =. ,s. ~. r.a+ - ars rinxn ri ~.
tsu nu ~ ~ II; ~ IN. s,ni
A'iM StHH.M ~ t4G. tcn" ~ .''s ,n..M
,,w, ,ri,h i1r, r., ~ nts,u,, iit,t, uuufsl vSt
n. VIII .s,d ~ ~ % u3 ~ .m, lar rhrrinrI,tr
WeaRr1 ail9 nhsGtosn .u III nsrnrt ~. VIM 1.,t
uMsLosua ".nunI ne ". T. .t.1 sntnwri liz.
n III - H! % s ,r"s nt'f ~ rtn rn,i;,
nm nrnHt. tsr m iiyr.ot,i Ills rcrtet, exaxa,isuilts
nG.AaM " NnMt .E r.sr1 a. s IL law ~ 4. Ill. h..
n .i. ~ .1fi III IL its: nrtyisiI,ns in
, 1881-10-28

ST. 1.uuIs. Oct T.-FLuUlt-I'utI weat, and ult-
cinHYol.
GKA1x-wucut oponoIl hrtter md clnsod iowof. M.
aretl, HIM cash. IL %s Suvenllur, T. i5i ss
Itrcunt,ur, f17( la!h January siAlH l.5i FatrW-
nry, NJ. j do, slU; S0 ao t'-tl It'll. tnrl4 a1cned
hfgur, foil VII; G4GtHo. Gtstl1lr Ut GL{ri r1Eulnr
t4sI 5t6aytp, November sHi'Jkc uecs'nbcE. 1is]n
t1ltc; January. tt,lA15t4rs csurlnE ut Giau Any.
tlAts bitter vt 43c ca.!i t3.e Sny4th1; 5s3ta
lttiu lid IcrpnlocF. Rye loWtr ut tltsAcle'. tAr-
Icy HnUhAflt1uG.
b.EAIt.-tlull ut &t.AL
Hrl|rElk -GnGtlnEEGa.
EGts.- Unchanged.
WHiANf-HttMIiy ut u. u. ....-,
trnde. .x,.
{tlI hui UHtf iLt1D bur .lQ bus hurley. fsU bu
6lllTMENT.-tlHur. nt1D tJrlsi wlleat, h,uN but
rptl, ~ but Ohas, l5aN hu; Tjt, Auttui haf!ey
nDuG, ~ ,. =, ..,. ~,.,.-
Shf9H nnInn1hOr, 3l.h!!{ I1nuNsy. .sM FDhs uAsy-
lyrl aiuwi g4e bM kuvu'lber u4ae I!gaauhor, io}.c
January. 1liLu bjnf. "
, 1881-10-28

6T+ I4OUlS.
ST. thula, Oct. 3s.--GATrLw-lteceipls. I:a1; ship
fneus. w; tceu luttar. but Offerings nnont whutty
It 1ay ~ srs rsfH eats safs
fe1u w.'ud arinx EoUd prices; stuckers ana fced-
saEEr9Isussirts. saos *h!on.snts. noue; tatr .!e,
snd t0 S9n fGs; nslsr MsnnnTed ~ g. @hSsSA
Nss SSts|!sSs SEfs' q tsSsS Sa$ss: Wv st
KAHsAA CITY.
Special Dtspafch to 1hs Cg,fcaaa Tribune.
c cnaf1s 1e.Srts @ leSes S TT he us "osk l shlt'e
ss a :as' ;;S$"s '';s ;'' @
Isas.,.eee!nts tho past wse* 3!:;s; .,,,,pnsnt.
s.tsns. 81 s:';5i s sss ''ssy.n sE .nS fsk s '1'a
HEw YORK.
NEw yo os :;lskxtsss trssi ofie,tnsss
sA:sis .tss iS' d. nseess s1HS 10 ss ss
!' sss ut I'D @ it, fS sns
.S;;faSs; H. SSss a sss: W IL; It 1 ;Ss:s ''' "
MuYrAlA1.
s1sssSs MssSa 1 a IT., s,s ,,sts ta", %
,sahEfr' hSn IAaSs@i.oc:pts. MI sSi &i'A eon,Is.ct
s sss e &C.; naAst Ss:t sass ss4x :s g. e"o"
qat a,d S at ssssSa ar tfs ss nso y Ss'
iSfiASArU!iS.
s S'; FSss';', HUI; f"s 'SSs'oSt;' @
ss!:i III ss!sS !sssts si Sse; "1si fsss;. a'
faEkl.-kUm1naL
EsHr I.lnEltrY.
r!!s:;s &}sk SsssS ':'SsI "i& raissS'"'' :S 'a
kikEr-itucuips. luUf sulltnx ut yesterday prlGes
ClxulSNAr,.
S SSffxSAT f.s:AHT s stSns! ~ ;Rmsn u ~,
ss'pH a.Ui sllpLntAts. iu,
, 1881-10-28
LIVE S'f{lCk.
t,t1fi,4fftl.


t,spTW,t;--srlp r,ntesInIly Increased rccTitt'
.s,,,,.J with thu continued Nhfnshruhtc rc1h'rts
s,,, ,in l.u*, had II wcnkchira n1rc hild. rttlle
,src ,v,. no very 1.rn,ucus cco III my c,asa "
,.,. ,hct, WIS I. luire ferx Gunnsis ft'nanE U!
sr.. m 1,,,,t descriptions. Tho nlforlrsS shoT'a
"rv ,,tt II my, Improvement T!lcro "nFe 10"
& ~ hoIco DRIVES. but thu major phrt Ut tie sup
~. t,u,.,cd VI Westerns md or 10 inls natives.
~ whit, tho rttIln1 priccs wrrs ktrkaash NutMn9
ro a,yr ind yrry few ss "erp f,,o t''sn " ttv!
.n,'Y ;jIa tl tho rctct1u tayk y t MeeE ,s MMs
mrs @ ntutT GrIA StNrkcra netb sald Wall ~ " nT1'
i",ts mi rs thrc t,Ni,E gnH1 IHHtAtA Tor lao
siDn,t, Il, Ettld nnlyGa wrrc tiHl! ntiu trreshry
,x rrl ,xnIrt Erahrx strG ttpt Tnti&GH fept ~
.nrnttnG uE frsJn DrtslNHs lttetk NV Ill t"o e"t'
III r., Iii: and thu Mar&et eiuted ''h'i.
" QUOTATIONS.
,.xtr, f,cryre- Steers weighing !n s .Mnd r a., =,
f;ns, ist lid wuii.fors,t
.irer. WEiat@ I,3tl to W 'A......s to&sAn
G1o e. " i IL.
Asht9sn, r., r. i. +ki5
1f,tchrta tintk l'uus IL tN.tulN ai!aeFHhua
t,nn ',1 u "a y, i IL, , .,!t1i
Ft,rt GHatl" t"n'hio 'na.. .75:i
,nfcilpn i:ii. nil t,i,," h,ltufr ptnss,
tiia rId kcHthwaG slGCrs.-.........
eerns-rlir,tI9 i.n!tsM
Tsts-InE iQo lDs H'Ef
, 1881-10-28

BAxrIMonE.' MIL. uct. u. - FLpUN-qulot and
stunay, ...-...' .-
Observation-Disclosures Inactive, No.: w.ntcr rcd,
SPOT md uctuter, N.aHGfl|lsas November. St.tiss
1sVI l,ecvguGes, sl,as.kSltusts january, ttS1ssa
laL CuEn-Wcstcrh dull, mixed sput nnd Oct1tsF.
l:5l9Et.c; SnyGtuuT, E5sGN1rset ucc1sl!,es, 7:9ta
7ss(c, unta Huiet md unchanged. 1tYe dull
'nAJ--IiufI Hna ttGAt1y.
istuT tHIOS5-t tlutAl ard AnctlHnHott. ..
iIt7TrEn-rlr.u Hud nctlsn1 GtInlcu Weatefn 1s2:ac
EUflH- iinud stBnnsld Ut 9t}2ia.
IETttU1.ErN-I}nlt nllA II0salnaf. -......
ptnlInniIy Hsf4al.c. HtIRar RtGntT.
WitIkkY Y.-t14let Mt Vi tl.1oesl.1s{Y.
ttxcxsii4.-fl"ar. LEU b.st wleas. soto bu, corr.
stiAD btiJ u4th Id.4l hu.
SxLEs-W ivst, uilllu 1u, corn. M.U1 bu.
, 1881-10-28
Corr, Popped by this Sums Heat,

Wn have nil III, cN that tho weather was
r,tpttt hot Inst s,t1ntner, hut VII have from El-
ls.rt i'hippe, OF G.,afHlrE County, GA HI snlr Ut
rop-eorn ti,it sHtts.M us tho wDnthur WIS lit
lie wur,ner thuu VIC Thought IT WIS. Nearly rv.
Try Eruin Ut this Gnr nj cur., MIA pn3,tri upei1
Uupr ito iutcua1 heat uf tho sun. Just M u tho
cur h.d hcuu iMid iii II hcarth el1so 10 hnt TRY.
II, p0pN,nE u,e., snmc or tho Er.tns tiuw nn tho
rt,l, hit u0t many, aud those lhut Stuck 'lru
rGtriy tftc p11cn.
, 1881-10-28
BY TELEGleAplI.
EOlfEIlN.

FOltEION.
hStn4 Otndtth 10 IN Uateaoo 1rtbuns,
Nv. uh d. ~ ~" b. A0s'
Whaat-wsatar, MOL l,a III; No, y, s "a,
:. ~. W ~; No. IN iais whta Sv !, III I'll,
b iu!xd. $40 Wi "o' = ns 's' eo1o-
t'usialoSs-Pcrk, HA. LArl, IN ID.
tA!EA~sp ,, n.~Go1n, IA i'd.
, 1881-10-28

tttfrpAtO. n. y. O,,t, :7.-tiEatS-WhcHt neg
1cciv,. ,t,uLnaly ssl asked. sI I. nil upstuus Nh
] hard Duluth. Curl ,luls iiDj thu 'nxed NJ Hhc
DntA nGarcteta .,
, 1881-10-28

NEW Yonk, Oct. 71,-I'ho mns4ot continues 1i!iot
md rru; C,lttun EDotls In moderate demand. lna
ns0nts making Ir1e loItveres Ines orlsts Istnts
nnd gnuhnuH qniet. rrss Ruu.t ~ iallt demand;
ult MeIEllt clHLliilE wu'ltl* tAirf nGt!Tos 11Fcl
EuUts sHtut Msd straIy; IMulotnto kuppfY-
, 1881-10-28

rlTGAyttE. Pa, ilrt. 2.-t'Ern ftsM- --0p1nod at
baj.ct hIhGst. HE, l6weAt. Ss}at: clnra. hci Ahlp
rIt,,tY, ,GlHu; charters. iUN; runs, MIL
t,srrAlun1. tsn., tttt. T.--tETntti.EtM-ACtiyp
United curIliirht4S Irregular; clussd IT, FtisGd,
l.hllntctptlsa iullrery.
, 1881-10-28
111:'tIeOII.

DETROIT, Mich. uct. .1.--FiOtH-l;lChancete. r.
t;tA1S-W!leat easIur and aMlett M. willie. cash
uTd year, 9Th; u; NnytIuhss %fts{ HEtEsnMr. H. t$a;
Lunt'nry. tl;ts: Futgunrs, tsi' a1arch, ti'!a; NJ
white, $t:kt
ItEtEl1trH-NiiHnt. lJnm bit.
tliir Sit.ST3--sf hcnt, Mish3 BIZ.
, 1881-10-28

Special Dlspatth to he Ealeeao Tribune.
EASsAA CRY. Mo. Oct. s7.-t;A&fS-ihe i'ffrt fHr-
rrnt rep,rt.: wt,eni-tutcpts tic pnst week, %las
Nyynucg. ti.l1kt No T. Gzss. tlil. SoyrInbtr, fill
Nskt. tur- lGce!nts taE lHlst week. IHf Dus SNIP
, 1881-10-28
1tf:fl1t1 A..

t'so1.lA, III. Oct. :1.-t:NAtS--Corn dH; hlsh
mixed, u;GifS4r, Mixed. ti:te.'tc- oas iarin nh
ln.ctlyes No.! wlltc. <d. "a iG1t. ltr1 tnl; No.
{ltt,4tu,t. .-.
jfiEIIWiNxs-unclsana ut s1.1t. ..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1tD) hu: C!rn T.is3 bHs oats
a.tM hu: rye. lin hi: i.r"y. .df1 hH: ~, .,
sHtpMESIH Wheat, NnHnt C'trl1, Shuu bui hnfs.
lI.11V lui re, SOU nIlt barley. nUnG.
, 1881-10-28
ft't5IIt:i}tt.

rt,tEt,u, d.. dAf. ..-tinAt> Wheat rn.i"r: Sd.
rc rp,,t, a. lt: November. et.'.: Ihtcn,,.cr ti!4:
jrt,t,nrY. si.a34 turn ra.1tri M. spo '.ie: a"'
yu.bcr held III t:i lcecal,cr. 'i,c hidi o.. n.kcti;
Muy. slLE. ~
tlt,tnR n,nrkrt svlcnt tlnIf: Nj. 1r1f. sH,t anu
tdtl.r ftsI hi. rt,d SAIL n.AcH: StlyenIher. t!ii
t,h. ~. ntAet; !,rtni''eI. t!.@..a., rfnt' sMs4
ti,lis NJ. :: s!u f' b! txc nsku.ts Soys't.hHr; sn
isk.'Eti'fx-Wileai. MOu Lu, ror,, I3ttN tu: pats.
siirMESrs-wlcnt, prtu but corn, nonc; on.',
.tUlV I,u,
, 1881-10-28

ordinary IN rrfne. e t!' susRs Irregular: ,,ld, fully
lair. - 47fs rrIslu. rflt; yi'Ilow, rlntIH:. t4.h
Mnln-.rs lull: nil ?"s1r. sIIH easier, Lontsianlt
urtiary y. .ttplce, it5s'9it.
j3t&A AS.- Firm vi Al,
, 1881-10-28

INhtASApu1. Oct. t.21.-tltAiS-Th"a stoa'y: sGi:
@Li.ti. Turn hrul; Gi4sliG.. Oats dulli 4aat.;c.
, 1881-10-28

TUilI'ESTISE.
Wtt.stiSHT0S. n. e. uct. :.-Srsn'Ts or 'cC'srES'
ISE-ljnclsanHGd.
, 1881-10-28

thxrpS, tJct. T~ffHttN-!fillts &estnrn aMNcr'1nc.
sj@,s.ht'i. cutlninn extv,a*. tiUksj Wls'nsln sS.
t,,ts, s.:+ta1.W: Mlhncsa extras. sst'a~,bs whser
pstpnls. &7.3jrs;j fur tIu. atlclI12a. md 1nanM;
ti.11H4s.!i fnr 1t. eui. Rnd f'itnat*; srrg wheat
pas.,nt-. ts.ilsa.1i; wintrr ,u. 49, ts.i,.
lIttIS-{;tIH HtNI: sS Hil fIl.tt. mixed.
2tta4 ilxix, ijsts Er.u, "a, uut "k.ru '+htte. ai
ts.isn M willie. ~ .Ir Nj. wtcs o. &h Su.
1xe,l, iLh. Nye. *I.lj.
l'3tnflHttSA-1lulGt. ..
sh'rvtt--SHs,,iiia!ty Hslefatsled,
fItH1al:-- -tttntlnflF urtiiI,laGt
EHti4-Nt..Grn IffsiI, 2i't3A:. 80, ,., .- :
ikEaIut'TxFlnHr. .,uu btss cnrl, :SiuJ] III: WnGn,
l?ttn hfss ItRts. e!,Ju h1. ,
strMtSIs-Fluur. z.Jl iFts. cprI. 'sEuo HIT wfIoa
1htH lll.
, 1881-10-28

A RR1vAL AND DEPARTURE OF
~ TRAINS = kxrhAHA7lUS 1r ttErxMEscn
!! .nk. sly saturday excepted. 'SnndaT excepted.
3Muita1y excepted. st)aiIy.
chtcst:n ~ N1rthtreaterr Hallway.
For Murs Tnt,-t taris, pnY Lar Ac1,nnfudn:inns
hpply ht 1T fIArk.4t GRAND lRrlrc fh1n1kt House.
md dep,st corner uf lpGiIs 1uti Kini1u-sts.
, 1881-10-28

T
oswEon. Oct. e7--t1NAIs-whcat dull. Corn
buiut ut <je.
, 1881-10-28

,,d,,o- :, y, ,,tn t 4u,ur Irregular: ,,d fully
':::s' s;! ;, ; S'S ''s' s'''s'' ''"''''
stI..wAf;kI:E, |
N.twAt,EEE wis., ts., E-FInl.,t- -Uuet md I'm. |
,.u,uvr,t
.nAfS- whrnt ssr,t,.', S.,. tnrf nn,uErnl; M. |
tnrei,' *t'ns 10. i M''ss"k", fis'' No. + a"a r..
Ssi ssr; ss s,rs NV 1s' t 'ss ,tys @ rnr. M ,a s
''f,nlMr: ~; ,,,,... .,- .. .,.. x,, amt
flsaiI jhunry, Gr.u rtth, lat.t, *jt51u
rash NM Stvrn'''r.
fn.n.rt Hat LII, i, rt. w,n H. p,J In. ,yro
a!!a III Il. ~ ' 1 '' ~ ~ .,,. , ~'.'
s;''''' s''' i''SS Il" ""'' 49,. ~.'' ''S "'' VII
n,xrpx ,yrt, u.-,'tnru-,tli, Wr.tnru s,pcri1uc.
ssa s..:5 ctul.,nnI, uxr*. tluka!,i; wl.o.,.,m sx
ts, &G@ta1.1: ailnnrs,,ta extras. :'is'a@Dt, wlcr
pa.rns. s7.a;r;.:i fur nhio a1lcl gain md lnlIann;
e. = SH, w,nI,1 ""s I'D t"!: 'F''s wheat
.,;s;, s IL. SsS ;,. @ y' ;'."!;s s "s's Ss M
!.'nxist"S*.4niGt !.,! ...o,,u.,o.
;i,s1.si:. .S"'''i'..ily alt..ha,!ssd.
ttii4-We.,nrb lrfsll 2it.h. .
H. t,,. 9: H. H. of's' e''' ''''' ' ""'"'
s,tt',tsrs--flnuf. SaS' hFs'' e"r''' s" "' weat
t.tSftSSATr.
,u.r,yxArt ,,rt 1-t.,rT,,>-t,u!rt hit stunfy;
i,t1n.
s,u,
GnAIS-wa.sat nulct' Nh. . "' wl'trr. *l'i.
t'hrn *tinnai No. nsGn. Hs4TttF Hsta ~ ,,",l @ anl
Hli .r"y cn.as. Ut l1nt 'Ma"'y 'i @ nst firm, ,,.
k fltatS u,lint; rhiitt'rs, 1l4t: tt,ar rll Hc. In
e ,,tlt; stii.aeTs = Il ~ G sanr IT. a ,l "f 4 s' IT,
, 1881-10-28
1.ltAIkkEIE.

FleFo woru oat than siuteM Yassols un lla narkat
yeAssduy. prtcus Were trtru unsleI, Ru1ltng thu
ndstltx Ut lhu trade, which sfHa expected 10 muka
n'h'S felucstona In el40 yAEl scleautu. VT quutu;
, 1881-10-28

1itineia Central 1tnssrnnt.
lIcpot foot iutest. and fuot Of Beeond-5t
tirAct t,irts. III EsHnIo1r-st.. nenr Clark, Grand
: TAc!tIr Hotel, aid 1Afn9r 1tonae.
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1881-11-12

and supplication; yet the countless bene-
Its which have showered upon us during
the past twelve months call for our fervent
gratitude and make it fitting that we
should rejoice with thankiulness that the
Lord in his infinite mercy has most sig.
nally favored our country and our people.
Peace without and prosperity within have
been vouchsafed to us; no pestilence has
visited our shores; the abundant priv.
leges Of freedom which our fathers left us
in their wisdom are still our increasing
heritage. lin the heart Of our vast do.
main some affiictlon has visited our breth-
rem in their forest homes, yet even this
calamity has been tempered and in
manner sanctifed by the generous COM
passion for the sufferers which has been
called forth throughout our land. For all
these things it is meet that the voice Of
the nation should 10 up " God in devout
homage. K !. w \
Wherefore /, Chester A. Arthur, Presi-
dent Of the United States do Recommend
that all the people observe Thursday, the
Oath day Of November, instant, as q day
Of national thanksgiving and PRAYER, by
ceaslng, so far as they may, from their
secular labors and meeting 10 their several
places of worship, there to join in ascrib.
ing honor and praise to Almigty God,
whose goodness has been so manifest in
our history and in our lives, and offering
earnest prayer that his bounties may con.
tinue to us and to our children.
In witness whereof, have hereunto set
my hand and caused the seal of the United
States to be affixed. Done ct the city OF
Washington, this4th day ofNovember, in
the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and eighty.one, and Of the indie
pendence of the United States the one
hundred and sixth.
CHESTER A. ARTHUR.
By the President,
JAS. G. BLAINE, Secretary Of State.
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NORTH CAROLINAS EXHIBIT AT
ATLANTA.
Gold, Silver, Copper, Corundum, Mica
and Precious Stones.
Correspondence eff New York worll.

Correspondence eff New York Worll.
The whole exhibit Of minerals is too
great and represents too wide a territory
for single letter, or, in fact, for whole
series OF letters. The single section that
contains the specimens from half a dozen
counties Of southwestern North Carolina
is the most extensive in variety and per-
haps the richest in quality. The ores are
exhibited by the Richmond and Danville
Railroad company merely to advertise the
region that Its extensions penetrate, not
an acre of which is the property Of the
company. There are no statistics and 1t
is impossible to get such accurate infor-
nation as one desires without making a
scientific visit to the region. The geolo-
gist in charge, Mr.. @. D. Smith, Of
Franklin, N. G., it is conceded, knows
more about the wealth Of these counties
than any one else. But he has only such
statistics as he has himself gathered. He
can speak only with the vagueness of the
early prospector in Colorado. The CEN
sus returns cover only the mining pro-
perties that are worked; and yet the CAPT
tai invested in mining in North Carolina
is greater than in any other State except
Colorado. The extension Of the Rich
mond and Danville Railroad system from
Asheville, N. Co. now in course of con-
struction, that has Chattanooga, Tennes-
see, for its objective point, will open the
counties Of Yancey, Buncombe, jackson,
Swain, Macon and Cherokee. In this
section there is every reason to believe
lies the richest mineral deposits on this
continent, The belief is very generally
by men who have investigated
the subject somewhat that the mining re-
glon of which this section is the centre is
much richer than the Rocky Mountain
and the Pacific seaboard.
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THANKsG1vING Day.
Official Proclamation Of the President.

\ WASHINGTON, November THE fol-
lowing proclamation was issued from the
Department Of State to-day:
By the Rresident Of the United States Of
\ america. - Proclamation
1t has long been pious custom of our
people, with the closing Of the year to look
back upon the blessings brought to them
in the changing course Of the seasons. and
toretufl Aplemn thanks4o the all>giving
source frQA Whom they flow; and although
at this pc, d, when the fallen leaf admon
'ishes us thA the time Of our sacred duty
is at hand our nation still lies in the
shadow Of 4 reat bereavement, and the
mourning Wy Oh has filled our hearts still
nds sorrowfs expression toward the God
efOre whom y but lately bowed in grief
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No. AZ.
Arrive Leave

THROUGH AND WAY FREIGHT.
Passenger Car Attached.
GOING EAST. GONE WEST.
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Nos STATIONS. No.4.
Arrive Leave Arrive Leave
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Nos. At and 4s daily, 3 and A daily ex-
cept Sunday.
Train No. 4s connects with Wilmington
& Weldon train bound South at 6 so, p, NJ,
and bound North for Richmond, Baltimore,
Philadelphia and New York, at 10 "a, p. M.
Train No. Al connects with Wilmington
b Weldon mail train from Richwond, Bal
timore, Philadelphia, New York and points
North, East and West, that arrives at
Goldsboro at "A, Am.
Train A connects with North Carolina
Railroad Train, leaving Goldsboro at 10 90
A. NJ, and with Wilmington & Weldon
train bound North at 9 so, A NJ.
Train 8 connects with North Carolina
Railroad Train, arriving at Goldsboro at
6 3d. Pm.
Trains 3 and runs between New Berne
and Goldsboro only.
J. B. YATES, Gen. Manager.
W. J. BEST, President.
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LOCALS.

In our next issue we will publish
the Address Of the Republican Execu-
tive Committee that was issued a few
days ago.
Judge Tourgee's "Fools Errand :"
has been dramatized and was put upon
the stage at the Arch Street Theatre,
Philadelphia, a few evenings since for
the first time. We are informed by
gentleman in Raleigh, who was
present, that there was not standing
room for the people that gathered to
witness it.
"A colored man who had been in
the employment Of the Midland Rail-
road, died on Sunday the 9th inst, at
the "Great Eastern" from some cause
we did not learn, and the agents of
the Midland Company took charge of
him and saw him decently buried.
This speaks volumes for Mr.. Best the
energetic President.
Hon. w. s. OBJ. Robinson is one
of the rising young lawyers of his day
and generation in North Carolina, and
he by far outstrips any one Of his ten
der years, as a lawyer and debater
upon the llustings. He was the Re-
publican electoral candidate in the I'd
District IN 1880 and ran ahead of the
entire Republican State ticket.
The STAR Office was honored on
Monday by visit from our efficient
police force, Messrs. J. M. Swarringen,
ii. i. Spicer and J. Swindell. Our
worthy Chief, Mr.. Hurst, we hope
will put in an appearance before the
next roll at police headquarters. Not
many small towns like Goldsboro can
boast of SO efficient force.
ANY one sending 10 cents to Jas.
W. Poe, Ashland, N. c.. will receive
by mail, postage paid, one four-page
copy If his poetry entitled "Steps in
Muse" or, for 81 fifteen copies will be
sent. One page is headed "Star Of
Mentor" subject "Garfeld." Mr..
Poe received premium at the Colored
Industrial Fair last week, which he
richly deserved. We will take pleas
ure,, in the future, in publishing pro-
auctions from the pen Of North Caro-
lina's colored poet.
The following marriage license wtr,
issued by Register Edgerton during the
month Of October, viz.
lYhite: d. W. Sanderlin to Sarah j.
Gaylor; VIM. Fl. Howell to Frances V.
Vann; Elias w. Cox to Ella Smith;
Thomas Carmick to Sarah 7. r. Heath;
Marshal Williams to Martha Millard c.
j. Best to Ellen L. Howell; J. d. Pate
to Zilpha Pate; Gideon Ward to Lou
Louis; II. y. Croker to Coriuna Jones;
William Reeves to Sarah W. Hatch.
Colored: Henry Johnston to Sarah
Groom; Bryant Kelly to Rena Farrell;
Joseph Hagins to Mary VIM, James H.
Powell to Eliza Dew; George Ingram to
Kate Martin; John Roberts to Smithy
Dawson; John B. Lee to Mary Bryant;
Christopher White to Milly d. Martin;
Henry Williams to Mary Worrell.
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MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK.

Nsw YoRx: November s-Cotton firm niddline
aplands IL "a; Orleans II Z. PORT quiet
peter and moderately active at 218.00@D IS %;
long clear 1Ok short 10A. Spirits tarpentin
steady at 64K. Rosin " b09952.
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WILMINGTON.

WILMINGTON. Nov. S.-Cotton l1<; tar 225;
turpentine s3.26 for yellow dip and $3.50 for
good rainod. Spiritr turpentine $50 cents.
Ground Peas 75;. t6 &L2O Corn - -
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. Nov. s.-Cotton quiet Of ike
Flonr very dull and unchanged. Uofn lower
white 1905; yellow nominally 7sc. Provisions
ste dv,
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NEWBERN.

. N1wBnRN. Nov -Turpentine, yellow dip,
Q q6G2 70. scrape 1900 90; spirits 4b cents
fosin, 100. tar 2 0. corn Toe. Cotton 1C@lO%.
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RALEIGH.

RALRraa, NOV. g. Cotton-m srket strong and
active; good middling II cen Uorn $i2O.
deal 10 lted) t125
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