davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-08-02
NEBRASKA NllGGrTs.

r,xs '"' iApdtth 10 Int CAteapo lrttuna
t4u II, "t ~ 'sen'. An4. t.-Artlutes or lpcorpor.
aSt..Ma,'o Mo "'Sst'urt Pncltiu hallway Cotnrauy
" =, "sa =. wesS filed for rcenr,l ut tho Scrro.
NJ, '. states oit!ce July ~. Tho nrlucjpo,
~ ssu", ,,'"tss .. Tor thu corporation Is Omnisa.
aesa4'I4..ss asas. stock Ii placed ut tydu0,uoo, Tha
abnkr = ~ uso Jay Guul,l. 4. 4. Tulmags, y,
rha Ah,H,. ~. sln''h, and John Il. Webster,
ltwu,,,.'' Nt'ochcral OF tho StAte nus male
.l..tlal ton,u uiNn tho Secretary or War for tgIJ
sltwo tNri.x,ss!tn WIN tGht'equlpinclts Gtll1tn(etc,
i"ssalhv tenu,,rr rutlts cahtlofl, for. use I'll the
Iness. liz io,as,is ~ 10 lisi ln this city In Sop.
u Cost"a.sr tho trn.si uf iu, ssen rosei,tino 1n
nArcls ~ iapprnyt,' Fvi,. II, It'll. 4-'''"''""
!ststIay nlea With tho EccratuTv nf kfste
asnlpofstonna nnan;saI y block. stN,0O0, Attirtus OF
SsaH co;apIpTv' ~ ,N InS tlny Epi,uty AbatrMut s.
~ ~ Of ScGrast,.l lha o. lh0 franciscan Sister
;u.1cH :, y M rharltaIle eorcnru tI, tg1s9. %.s
% wv ~, " tho s,a.o board Of Axrlcult.
!' !he t,f9ytnm much Ilatierul uysr t,a ,,rts.nr,s
Ct tho ta.st ht!!to Fnlr. It viii curtniaiy Ia
ssees, e% sti.z js.uSna,Gts FIT l hs!a IN tho Htatu.
Essa, Ut nav H. Printers who struck for IN
lA'ed Il The tira In" into t, yostnt1tay navo
~ ID htSisa their drtnaals ia Wt.ro nnt
"'is ~. xtsvt,ts tsaesa to I'LL their u,acrs. Ihv
e. !sarlY ncsps,a a deul OF i ialiure, ~'' :"
ss saae1ut Iyt,.sns nseaH.p osupiiud Il revolver ,at
sissena,n4 utu ~, .! tho Midland Kou,i, al ho
Ls. ~ pa, oE thS tu..{ yessestay. Tho negro
e'asiy ~ Eht reyonR. a. mtsoMo Mo4' k,Ay!ncn! nl
ratea II ihast. 4 forre rf ins, sro 1,n.u
''atsss ot t he MGull.tu iuurkicr"r w,h IVY fn,r ~
'" 's'usug him !ts. !ts1'1''e', VIVA 'lF
, 1881-08-02
soIIp noes IN THE RAPIDS.

.,.,,. ,,r 1su.iitean OF lsxctt1hE Sy1npn"
lio" r,tr. Oyerttuno nj the Nnlls.
lhl - :, "..,t,r Errrtss ,Jttly y. -
h''m .'..,.t ,,n,, i. ,,nycr "a }inpny fs
The s':rlh'ff.,1,. n,r an, ,npc,,tn,,s ,nntbo,J
rhcuhr h..';'slsel hf" h.,u IVY
= ,,,,y:is,ils his plslcc. Ihe hI'ei'n4 u eatn
@ ~ +, r,, r,,l br tho appearance Of seu-scr.
tea$ou - " t,e,,nrnlltt rt.af,tts.-lu fnct nj,
reuts al IN :, utTnrt tntlt, win.
nspcctnblr wHtellhs -F.''.e e"A -','. .S
<,t ,h[s din uIltl ltlTertnll cuTlositS 'o"aass'
esl' .',.i,r II b,.sfrcss should Gccolno dull.
t*pte'aNs -, u,urve,c,1 nj. therefore, tfut
|. 1t 10 ~. ~ "''' f., ,rior Il, Ecpn uoro
Shga.A F@Ha' VI o'uIi "sp p~e
.Hb her rivals. Eh0nta At'opt n'eas1fcs ol =
'"..Hr QTntlar ktlld. or cUlr9c+ ecn-Ser4'pht
Epsui9 ~. ,.,,,L I,, MI ubstIr4llty: lC he N3l-
itnc LIE IA, S-o,n nimyp Iu would b0 Cnrrlcd over
I1pacneu 49, "nn ,ja.hc,I 10 pcecs: II he Nt,-
hat Sron below he would bu h,irlpd tn Ills
Eoassllsu, sl' NO whjruUD rupItls. hut NlaHnra IL
can ~ I'm I'm e,rrrrt.1Iy,-slls now llnB l.ur Int
el9a VI -" and stnrylnJ tiu4a,-,hrcc Or four
rns,usGS GoIS iTks, w,o lnyc. 0hv l,y ont, brGtl
tao'av tao'.aa,onsv ,lr1uslic,I tIIlor a,nnIl barren
nJssi III. ur7nt rnuIds tu lr went over IN tho
Gaio ~. l,r rrnwts OF syripntetI tourists. II
cMhstt tt%t Efnturn Ealls lus received this hint
"a! M Wooh'atrr. Here, Inst winter. Il dog who
1fG@a Isxn I'M srjycr nud bucdlrD lutlyetI
nM ic,rn nj lilo foot Of hIsl citE, excited
tpen f',sr.,' nf crl,wts watched tho tnIty Mt
eIlM,. a,. NJ resctc. Tho i,oIlrf TINT Ningnri,
E!3pi ~, rone tu tl,I, dog business for tho pllr-
1850 Oh dfaHlhH ttSot . @ at,,,,nr+.t ~, thn.s,
, 1881-08-02

Y!slat f. dated Aug. Ismo'a. ''ankat' !, IN
III dacn i ISnc Il ts.nsy lsarno. t,.to" thinning.
WEI Mo;;;s i, i! Il 81! k:d:t a3:nt:.
1*ia;li s K,;s 's'S 1an' II. 4 a"a'rne'' +" I'm
oa snes r. 1t II Iii E9 Y =, 4 h,sI n;,1.ts Il Z 1ii A
! II aatsd ID In,y 81 u:ashoh"o 'Taol 10 i,1ans -.
';:sss !! II sS,s 1& TIsSrti.;s! ii s'';|';;
iii; ss; S';
& S;s III; ii {sai:; Ii ;i:s;
iark.s IL thsrias ii. Knatti. ..: :........ ~, iosN
X s;; s's ~ u i |ss;y + 4 i?s E ysya + i asi" ss'
sas. Sssas, =, s i St sf;;t
tSss', sed % afg h,''nsstlt! aa.e. ~. I'm
.9?si y W'%sft' s.s i" . T. ass; ssn eo @
ctg'n ~ Fl s;sd s Ill., is, we;.a
s;sS $s; i; ;$iS;Ss /; Ss!
i! as"! ~ III: lid sS
..irinntlnr ID August Iam!chl..-....".:.:. f0n
s%i ss;ss i: III; III j iisi" at SS;ss:s
ii i; s;5 j;; !; ii; Ii! iS;, ;ssS
rsStsrss, 4. 4 iittSisyiH si
ul. T.. nnt..i Aut tGhttstnn =! Hnbot1 r Tnn1l Ho
tMi',a' M "aa T. N " n eShsr els%n Il # e1 G ac asa
S%s Ija @as isfs &; 1a 'iRsTS iss: :T q t. XII t.
Inhnke,........,+.. ....r....t..".'.........' w
S'T oFcsTx Ts M!7s u rs t9't5S '' F SEVEN
s1s!s$ =; s|s@ q; iais r IT, %,saiss '' asst. IL 1 ",
''' " alaxs t'H o. T1is n' c"t1.ii1sE. VI <''' ''
rs" sS ss nts tsHx"s xz re- ,go y'f"Ss f stsol
Aloeet Es sssIu
, 1881-08-02
Plies. .l.N Il. III is7......tH 6.I 5!.....1fs 1T
fl....+.1H Et;i Ii11. M Gi H III E.W
G...... In Htil 'i%...-..~t GJG 9I...I .La h..0
fi.....f EGi' 3,,..,I7 HJ1 y1,,..,1.N AT
ii mi 6tS' js7 T. Isl u ..,.,lN A.7i

$ $::: Il; ss$$S ,;::::::: : $$$$| $ ::$ n II!
$;'; e.
r. II ;s ~ !Sefsa! sts@
st t sosa esso e. IT, ss' fs ~saea az 4
''' ST. tnt,3s.
81. Gnris. Arg. Observation-Disclosures 400, ship
nf' III 'easad nt. s5s awIss Es.efn asei!se.
It'll e a"sse .ss,t sssssas sS es '. . sGa
ss s::s,. at!!ss ;.:s Ss SS'sef' steers *1'' cow
H., I'll :sRds";s s:' S:Ss
and es.qs, yorssr. u tssS SEss! prss.
cuspsa. 7,i0j, shlamcnts. AaV
EAST Liberty. ......
,sss E4sf fa.y tssEx M e
as s"a .str 81 H. '2s -
t. S spHs III i y,
as hS f. m II 1r c rf sGs ss ses y"
s,S ss ss aa oaseas:
ssss @:s., @ @r.dssn tas 4: : ssss
NV ss'f; s ,ss s ~ =" Fss sssS
NJ fH s9%s @ sfs''s ;,iss
naittiy Gtiod and pftnn xiaers. carried oyer; OK
tre1ea E5{htH!ic rnt krnA& Iet! Ic1As And CHufann
1!Ger. f"t csnnn r. rrnG hatts1 nes,cs cntS ~
car'dad ans tlllnt'!s tteurs iMm u. aycrnYo' *,
s n qn1ass bea' ~ ssrGastes nM,!o; sr s
Il ivt fhrcI,. va e. *an* nlntt1n .s vt,,t,s.
HwixE-licc,ip.A, sG1. making n sa: nona offered
sllyu, aet GMt stenty live hogs nuullna!ly quoted
nj ftlGe8IU per lU punr1Ss.
KAxsAY CtTf.
sptetal Dt.pateh ie The Chteash Tribune.
Kansas CiTy, atn., Aat9. t:-CATfhE-The !'rtSs
Current tnpSrl lEer,.lr .W head; s,!pnieita lsO.
tune At market hs1cr, hut NrcGs u1ctnn9o flnMTn
NpI,rh. H. .attyr stOEkufa Anu tGSnG1 $Au1
tst.t.: native cnmk. 3luttti0: Trxns. k!,llGs3ah
II,a- -Nere,uls, lai t1natis epn!tnts, ass!i slnw
ard I~nr rfinty henvy. <H -t&a5) lsat shipping and
mixed pkcklnx. $i,a0kht5
nAt.TIyoNr. ,.
liAIT1MtRE. ArE. ,.-!,EEr CATrtE-Mnr&at dnii;
nil except txtrrmE lHps &c f rrfT best ktH!Rh ut
first uunlIty. AIkhAtr1 HEIllnnt ElAlA LINZ usArJ,
{lslasaUt; most ents ht a. iaEshthi rHchtpts, I'D
.swiSK-Fair auDptyi uloisrnse ionands quotntons.
,HtiKKr AMI i.AM1ls~Arrlynls a:Nt: qaosatlonl'
ehecp, tJ1O aAuU lambs, FLulahW.
CiSUISSATl.
Crxci%xA1t. Ans; i-lltMs-stcnly; somman -
ce!pts, t.sU; shipments. tlS
, 1881-08-02
MINING NEWS.
unzr0y.

Ensfiat Dhpdteh 10 The xhtcaoo 7rabunf
DosroS, Aug. l.-Afin.Mg shares con tEuu0 neg
looted, but prloas keep very steady. uonanxa
Development sold at b0-lGGD,si, clostmg strons.
Cuiunet and llocla unchanged ut III: Catalpa,
1SGal 0-16; IIarshnw atcady ut 0; md 0actoln
rather atrouyer, With salcs ut 10. Pownb, sold
ut 1.abll3s, whslu Quincy sold at:Ei, ex-ly., tho
snmu as bpforc. NnpA 9,lcksityGr improves.
seltfnx to.dMy ut y, aGatnst on Saturday. sAlos
OG pinp Tr00 at !: tru CrasceMt Ut Aru tho alt1nG
~ before, rs IL nlsn silver lslat ut ~.
lp th4 lYestefn Asloctat<d PFtss.
lsoy1os, Aug L-5ttn!ng stocks closed as fol-
lQwbt
AlISucx biIninE Eo,,. iii II
lAlAilNt N9ola-.,...9W lIH
G0iIur Fnt1,.......... {llIuKv
Duncan H!kyer.,....t klsilvur Isioi.,,,....,.,,. 70
, 1881-08-02
ItjtEA1)9'rUEFS.

nHEAD9TUFFS.
FI.Dult-Was quiet and fr1l. There WAS only q
light demand NJ tho prices. hut holrrs were Inlto
sIrm III Lhor yaws. sales wura scppFted ut II, brA
w1nturs IN priynto terms; ~ hr!s md LID bnss
springs partly Ut ehJrS7t9. ind ~ bats lor
Erade nj ki Totni equal to I'm bris, winAr 1nura
wcrc qnutui nj E..p.,;, shipping springs 2t-,1aiUs
tho fnw.aFadu tprinRs ns &A02t t t5s Hour at nhout
kllDxi.iA.
OTHER MILLsrurYa-Wcrc IN fa1e auppy. md
rn saies wcre reposcd:or 1s cats bran ut El!1l2..
On tr,ck. und tiajiksl1 fsuc ua .,nars cafs cars
nidlinss Mt s4o.ato]i md cars wheat scFconinSs
ut ELU]. ...-..
SPRING Wt1EAT-Was tcsa active. with nut much
chnHEo IN pr1cas. Fhe market for noxt tnunth de-
cpt! &sc. then advanced l.c.fand closed 10 ul,oro
tIte latest pricc Ut SATURDAY. The market
ncwR froni livcslol nnh nnr receipts wrsa larger.
iBcuAIn. .aon, BIT fruIu milwaukee,. whl'e tho
Ess;s; Il" te %s III "sss''sa aasss:
s%"st s Tar III sfs sar ss ss.f va. Sss s fu
Ts5ss H. r :1oTx WIZ '; "a. s"a 'sa
III Gs s. t sp rgr t5es ~ ;e ~, w,x y
!!s!S Is ;sst; ss; II .R
% s:s; Tsts & ts5'ss sg M s az = I'll ssst s IL
: .sas M i cts fsfSs si Ssi sS; r. % H. st ss,s' 81!
,sssf sa''s;s SsS !: sssssa IL ~ .s:s
siEs s ses; y Ss!ssf siasat sGa
e s9 4, t'I4s # m tho nftOroo" ' ssptenoss
,yi$rfn WI!EAT-saies we're car. 10. aas tIa;M5
~ $s ;S W. y ,!S IL Si'S
li5ss. anS s.,:s sSsxs III s;,g; y ~:
t!.o eiiess hat the a1o1Eis nas :sro,..iy ninrei
and sS ef s,,n9 n.soe o IN rcrs iss '' nss f.sa
IL tho noTt III The corr1.DvIs, ana iaft pntcha ta
urnn Il, which Tho vreat bnis of tin corn 8 su!.ud.
IMo nsw. was a9s'a,,!sd by .gygsa' ou,na ordcIs ,
Ssra Ws.a ,.sand Sststs oo @ e % III az shyss
s @ t5s S sS ,ss! 5 @ n s @ sgf " s ESse: .ae ~.
% va,esi s'n.fpy nndcf snc !ncfessoa damsnd. w'!is
e. ss Il ~ I fss st ; sa TsS TSs sd ssd
bscn I1uh g as inr soyer,f days previously. Cash
p9staH nf .AtD nv x., nna GaI3 hlxll-
NJ %! S; 4; Sa!s 4 g ;s II
sss III s'f II s . ass !se
s4s s fsss q %sss1 lsisi Sssas HaSS scss
ysss sS Ss K e. S s' yss II i. ~ ssrS saa
"a FL spse I'D n assts Il tho orouus
but atsr ot1 NJ orSrars ynl,sd raatdSneo. a:lyity
sfGE ,s S,tss,; sas II n e Ss s's sSs fss Il II
aar "a.l osSs %ssds' Il r a sa eo.ca e
III ss l 5i Issatss; ss ss4 III ;s4 s
sIs so sit5 .ss III. ~ ~
81 " rs;s;sa sSsS ,3yi sss q
EsJss.ea m!1s;i; or,s 9 ,xnn AZ
It'd III tor oII No. awhitS on trnrK, il cars ht 5ss
NJ s sss; sss; q tsS'
TIfSifu~ IN oA '~'oN "'' '"''
FAtnf IA
, 1881-08-02
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following woro tho receipts a1d shipments
OF loading articles Of rrt,duoo n this city during
Tho forty-otxht hours ending 1t U'cIouk Sion-
day morrlny md for tho corresponding tllnc II
yCnr ngO:
, 1881-08-02
!fhtr3 4Shnaf.tE.. Il st ,*hrrf
rths d<rs. r'tHr'. tttrfs
1,0HsH. tsatt 8nttcd..n..| fIM ti;N E.Mi FLU
1lV ht1Gd.,.++.....-..l H.:] Nh nj H:u
Attllak fH3sp...,.......l ulu hSp HKf Ail
EGtheltIur, 1G',sD. vi HfI | hi1 h.gb
QEf1lIUt. II NEt At1 / I'LL | ns1

Hhnrt rlb+, trltut Scjtrnler. cltsrd nt 33y!s49ch
Js3nE Clgnrs AlIntG Mt AtlI t1naH and t4l1 bb1Eht
,H,,hcflnd ,,i StMGss M M ac; l'cE'fnt y. hnM. i
al nySr,I+os urtn hAnlh. Entnu Hvnrnset lS Mic.
finrOn lOut NJ ille1xc tHF shunlhess. "" for
RllDtt rtEA, hH IL lH4t for short clears tHHl.u tDf
hn M, MI tNnynscii and packed.
HEEF~Nh3 4HlGL At ttu,2t0 u. ~ FOR ncA9. kll3t9
ti,O for oxtrn mess, and t2ubsxU2 for hams.
, 1881-08-02

ARTICLES.

nn n!o''u"Mh bt1," WIS '1IstNe'e'i ln.o e'o'o
~ 1u.n my ses'eF.n} Wosn's; eate ~
Isa "u n1eAl, u ours WE aau ".a.nl, y. ~
SN's ie1tete. eaFs in'Ao, 90 cnsa atlu to'ooo w
sv. sprs, " @ cats w. oao, ~ eais seJos.ru; sao
pa's W ~ sr".o W. "no"t - s.rs IT a.u "l'n ui
W. -. oot. l esa .sa ~ ea,s ss!eotc
VI e". nv h.u's to.s' eor'1 ~ cnts Mhtu o.sS' u
saFa w. al1e"' ~ eAEs sFuleotes sis oa's;
~" su.s r.. W. uaary ,
.u'I ~" s, enrs. o"' ~ aspec.oo ~ ssiu. .
~, w. uueA'' ~"''"-' u" co't' s-"'o' ou oa's' -'4oo
III tye' ,....... ........, ......, -.
+. 1hc 'eaolnK prouuoo markets Were loes act.Vo
~ tao hRHscR'te Sestofuay' tnouRh tnoro was
p"oa business ao'hs III corn nna PROVISIONS anu
'ao Ro'eIh1 1ee''ns was Hrm' 1heFo Wote no
Mov,ees o! moment from A,Verpoo'' u oosnS
p'nN ao'uuS u. Eusla''', "nlca tnfoW ura"ess
paek upon western news 1or tnolr IN
sp'F"nou' uoRa "uro io"er' 'nat proauct
""s hft' vi lut"fes a'tcr ILLS "oAtn' Wn'lo Spot
anu A"R"s1 were easier. Ine iatter faot was.
nowosef. regarded as healthy s'Ef' tncro being
premium on carrying tho properly. "heat
eo'u !o"er ~ &he ontset' nut hflnea up httor-
WNFos. eosh WIS IN Root ucMaao, WIN fepofh
OIL OFFENSIVE aatanae ny W5 "eathef' oats
were 'lf1nef. oScopt that tnet!n'S preinlnm us
nppchfca win the eioso OF: INC aeal ior thae
NINTH. Nyo and barley wcfo quiet. Mess pork
closea loo {isheF, nt tls.o%ais0' Tor AoEase nntl
e's.l0a1lH.!h Tor scp1ohpoF. LaTd clnaet babloe
llwer, al Slitseell.AI's seller AuRust ana sl.a.s
Hl sos!er aoplemner. snort rus closed custer,
september. wheat closou lrreRuiaf. NJ Sl.AJttd1
l.9o,l for August and Sl.l4AVLlb@ Tor Bop
tonoer' Corn closed etro4s, at 49AWtaHo
Tor August aud hoA1eaoho for sepsombcF. Outs
closo'I lowor, at 0lAe caah Tor new No. =. 3l9t1
3lsiu seller tho month"; and 3l!tQS3tao for Sep
tofnocr; Nyo closed l"o hlHhcr' at aSabslo Tor
August and sosesoAo for septem6or. Harley
Ii In hlskk1r ne fnn nfrr-
, 1881-08-02
REAL ESTATE,
Tho following Instruments wero Glod for roo
ord Monday, Aug. II, >

1NV IUI1VNt1lX FIseIUU1o0E4 We1Q HLV0 TUE eV0s
ord Monday, Aug. II >
= CITY rHoFkKTy,
Wentworth ~, IS FLO II n Ut Tblstleth 81, (,
Ts4iH y: l9pF9IqA: t!ato4 !uiy = nl1nry. M,
WDGster ~, ao0rnar Vt llIrGut IT. I. taxtuQ
II. tnts1 July " tA.ttQQ Hal&Et u lliAFy i.
viii sai!srs Il, u Msy. &si;ib s
Dsyss y. ] a
xa JUN !saatss H.! - ..o.a 1a
}H 4. aatod July 70 {Anton Msy "a John ,...
WSss GSnsfs.: Il: i'll +: . o Il:
jo6a1. - 's l1a
Easp.is $3.50. ?. 1000
3i16! =, dntod Juno ~ {Ueurvo L. OlH TO a.,
woss Jastsoa Il u Il U;iia;; ~. IL ~
, 1881-08-02

IIOGX-I{Et1(YE1 dN51NG SNld1Y GIt0 MUH1Hyt I11I0}
sAli,Q time last Wpox. Ia6lJI total 1sst week. Kt9olt
shipped jase Nsek. 81. an lheta ws4 dull aud lo.9t
III Ill HsjWhts wore spurIatly An And the shtlkaE3
IL values ii fhosu dgssrip0ns wss y lpaat w nef H.
M not fra badly q soHas ,sestnx s ,a ~ dscSS
but good n,Any 0r lois 1p1latnel " th0 sAAn
nubdy sppa4F3ny 70 WALL Them ~ shy ps,na: nksps @
Il th9 cI0st, Light, tlabfA1lt hoavy, H. laAAu1 ~
, 1881-08-02

: HRQO3 O3-COItN-TFnilo IL allow. and principally In
tho n,o.lIuuu grn*lrs- We quote:
t:No!cu hutl nnd es.r1'et...,........+.. ,...sHa9
!;rss, st-wDrklnx. ..+.........,.....'.,.gsa
inisriSr lid " "camaoa:::
nm, .a ~ au"'as
sst Ss!'ss @ :;5'; Ss I
,yiI,: isw':E. ".,.." ass s:s.. :'%.n. "a
Hul~rEIt-1ho n,aFku. was uIthout pronaunccd
ct,nnRe. TheE1 q seud dstiand Ut Sustained
rricc4, tho following 1GsiiR curreRt;
fsa"sr; sss Is silS
CIiEEsE-Thls market was arla fur anu goods, but
anything not answering to tat description was weak.
WB aante: ~
art sxn, c,y''isr s!aoco..."i. & ~
a1t sx. soSa,on u .Sod II
1,w Efaaes
CDAt@-Wa4 9u6sHd as befotu. Fur iIumodtAto
delivery ursluts f0t anthracite being filled at
cnueesstun fsuM thosolluwing pt!ccss
As's;ss'.s, Aatsss. tsn:s' aa.: ssss s.:Sss
{s';i;;s Till @ S sS;;ss:; ., s$
COupElsAGE-Wa4 0ulut a. ,l.uGtsI,l0 for pork
barrola and &l.:f,fal ~ for lard tlvfces.
EGus-weso stcndy Al ll.la1.o pes dos for strictly
''hHiHiiuias 'hHuas AND p.c1IEMlpAlsIsl,ete Is .. ,..ssay
country 4nd city tris at tho following qaotaslunsi
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LIVE STOCK.
CllIEAQO.

Tie tON F1Cct1ta u thtt1o HsIn HtRs 1us Ut" 1ost
months endluR with July II cUhspnfG With tho Fctelp
{yr the salnc perod last year NJ follows;
, 1881-08-02

kRyen m0ntAt JIM.
Tha nypruxo weight or tho hogs for July wns TT bs
EAI-ri.E-lgaoslvod during Sundny md Aoutny,
t0u sas time Inst wuok. a.xsd; tutAI last wook, H.
III und 3i cNiseG, Ahlrpad !hst "eok h,3*t me sup.
mir OF ttftEe thAt S1ud unnnRh 10 sGnd forwaFA
was vht aHh fur such TIM naFkpt wss stF1nK The Do
,uand wAs nt a sharp but thpre were not enouRh
fat cnttln tu satisfy And snles were READILY anoeot
nt Saturdays tiqusas. or Toxhs and Western catto
tcra VIM largo run fuisy thteo-fourths OF The en-
re supply cunssa4u of thuac doscrpuunsl. but lhore
wasnn active heusand fur them. and safos wore ".
tccioA ut ~ euuh prcss woro paid on AnYslay "
hHl mud ru,ts4l,n Ii Vrlnu Mestgrn.H ht q aSAaAs
Yh1 Intlar tHro was 0bsHincd tur ~ head 9f nat,yo
saus rsiortsd 1iSye Sh n, ssS: =. - sh,s',ss. s,%
tiycs sn1ililR Fnther poar There wAa steady mar.
kut fur NntlSU hMchbfs stuR nna s!ocksrs win hut
iliiB INJURY f4r Tho lnttpr, knd but lew 0uuf0d
TGo general tl,nrkut nu.shlt firnt.
, 1881-08-02
ow prices atttl rulc. and n slew trade OK.

al says, "ho wool trnc Inns heGn 1Mlst thls TGek.
Will comparatively ll9t snics T!o naskos !. neither
yety mcnk n1r yar5 strI Many hosGs n{0 Gsae!
III ia otlor hand they retuty 4. menI snH rAas
or Manufacturers Nhn1rv confidently PFblittlnR anu
waitii,s fur ,!ectdadly tuwsr rings, Or tia..
oHs tMtsS9t' nstses or9aut ins na oycns 91s
Esafix apo the tS,ns fs tsnas 4 "nndcn;rsc ;s ,1 m
uI1cN tltnku Istgr cuHgersu, and AeciiHe Will 10
csAbiis,s.t. should nuth,nK ueGur ~ .ar ths Ers,.
N te rkpt 70 st.sin a.s VIZ ff1us
unetitrpra tlnvo SutcDns etc'tfMaetaDEt ~ warrnt
hulf taking Adrnntn4u Ut taiD fGect rlcli0n fAidsF
tun run risk by waiting tr 1iIt1 aoriUAa heu!k.
ii thia vlsw IL curtOct may touk Tor considerable
HCt!Yty III tho near future"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-21
The Ladies' Can Take Their hOice.

The correspondent Of the Cincinnati
Daily Gazette, in making list OF the eligi-
BILE bachelors OF New York, says: "James
Gordon Bennett is one OF the richest OF
our bachelors. He is now fOrty-two, and
owns a house in Fifth avenue, also another
at Fort Washington, with extensive
grounds. To these are TO be added the
Bennett building, in Fulton street, and the
Herald establishment, which alone is esti-
mated at S2, 600, 900. His Newport property
is worth $3.50, 900, and there is to be added
his hunting-lodge in England, and other
possessions, which will bring his aggregate
wealth up to S4,000,000. He has been en-
gaged,' but is now free, though at the eX-
pense OF a knock. down and an imaginary
duel. Another eligible bachelor Is William
II. Hurlburt, editor Of the WerId, who,
though not as rich as Bennett, is still In
good circumstances, and is we'll adapted to
make any woman happy. John Bridge is
also on the list OF celibates. He is rather adj
yanced in years, but has a million TO recon-
mend his case, and hence may be In
cluded in the term marriageable.' Among
younger men may be mentioned Frederick
Paulding, the play-actor, who is the richest
man OF bis age lin expectation at least) in the
drama. Other eligible names may be found
among the BelmOnts, ROOsevelts, and SINH
lar opulent families, and II any OF our
readers will improve the above suggestions
the prize will be readily won. The really
best strike, however, is Samuel j. Tilden,
who is now the richest bachelor OF his age
in the world. He is sixly.eight, and is
worth a half-dozen millions. ANY one who
can catch the Ex-Governor can calculate on
$500 q week pin-moley and a carte blanche
at Tlfany's for diamonds, with full allow
auce for other necessities. Why not? The
Ex-Governor has an Income OF $1,000 per
day, and a wife would so increase his happi-
ness that the above would be but tribe
when compared with the benefit"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-21
Uncle SANS Tea.Farm.

SUNxERvILLE. S. G., July 1s.-Mr. W. G.
Sanders, special agent Of the Department OF
Agriculture, left here on Saturday morning
after an extended visit to the tea-farm. He
expressed himself fayorably In regard TO
the condition Of the crop, and also in regard
to the amount and manner Of the work
done on the farm by Superintendent Jack
son and bis assistant, Mr.. YardeI. Notwith-
standing the excessive drought and other
uniayorable conditions the seeds have ger.
minated satisfactorily, and the plants have
already attained that advanced growth
which viii ensure the safety and early ma.
turily Of the crop. Mr.. Sanders Will report
fully in the Laatter on bis resurn 10 wash
ingt0n,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-21

Quick TINE TO LYNCBBURG AND POINTS
BEYOND VIA CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO Rail-
wAY.-H. w. Fuller, Esq, general passen-
ger agent, announces new schedule to
Lynehburg and points beyond on the Nor
folk and Western railroad Uid the Chesa-
WythevilIe at 1860 2. NJ. The trip being
made by daylight passengers will be able to
enjoy the beautiful scenery which abounds
along the entire line. Excursion tickets
over this route are now on sale.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-21

POLICE COURT.-The following cases were
disposed Of yesterday:
Ben. Folger (colored), cursing and threat
enlng to assault james Snowden with q
sling shot. Discharged.
John Hill (coored), cursing and attempt
ing TO beat DR.. w. Augustus Lee with hi,
whip. Fined S. and placed under bond,
to keep the peace.
Tom Pinhorn, drunk and diSorderly
jailed in default Of surety.
C. Lovely (colOred), disOrderly in the
street. Discharged.
Charles Brown, charged with committing
perjury iD. the testimony given by him Ia
the Police Court in certain case. Dis
charged.
william II. Harrison and Otto HOttis
charged with shooting PeyloD Adams. Dis
charged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-21

Painful accidental five year-old son Of
Mr.. Ned Smith. Of this city, met with q
very painful accident Tuesday afternoon.
The little fellow endeavored to iumD from
the roof Of one shed TO that Of another, but
failed, and struck his face against the edge
OF the shed, painfully cutting his lips and
cheeks. He then fell 10 the ground, dis
tance OF about tea feet This little fellow
has been twice run over by wagons, and has
met with other painful accidents, but none
were Of a serious character.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-21
MANCHESTER AND vIIINITY.

Death Of Socrates Brooks, Socrates
Brooks. a WelI.known lawyer Of his yicin-
ity, died at his residence, 10 Manchester.
Yesterday morning. He bad been in III
health for a long time, and leaves wife and
two children. A few years ago be repre-
scnted this district in the Legislature, and
at one time was member OF The City COu0-
Gil. Perhaps 40 man in this district had a
more extensive acquaintance than the de-
ceased, and his death, though not uneX-
pected, will be deeply regretted. His re-
mains will be taken 10 his old home In Ches-
terfeld to. day for interment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-21

Hastings COurt.-TbiS court was In ses'
sion yesterday, aud was engaged in trying
the case OF George w. Meredith, charged
with unlawful shooting. lie was scquitted
Of one charge, but there ls another indict
ment upon which be is 10 be tired.
The grand jury will meet again to-day
and will have several cases TO engage IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-21

PROFESSORS JOHN M. CARSocHAN. EGBEsT
GUAREsEY, WILLIAM ToD bELhUrH. A. X.
HILLS. VI. w. NoxAN, aud HUNDREDS Of the mos
eminent physicians Of New York city endorse and
prescrib. the LfEBIG CoMPANY's ARSIcATED Ex
TRACT OF WITCH HAZsL. Beware OF cheap ini'
tationS The LIEBIa COMPANY on,rs 10 chesp
goods IL offers only honest preparations al honest
prices. ARNIcATED WITCH ilAZkL cures Piles
salt Rheum, Cat rrh, rheumatism, Lumbago
Painful Periods, and oher Female Complaints.
Sold In nfty cents al d dollar sizes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-21

RELICS. s.--The hands engaged on the city
works near the ive.mile locks on the Rich
mond and Allegheny road have unearthed
well-f0rmed arch OF masonry, which was
found five or six feet underneath the bot
tom OF the old canal. IL Is supposed to
have been the waterway OF the squeduct
around the falls connecting batteau naylga-
ton with tide water navigation.
Several solid shot were also dug up in the
excavations. Where did they all come