davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-01-10

r1orrt-waa ou.et md unchanged. though quota |
bly, tsm In sympathy witt Nhcat Thefe VA nus
llaht inquiry Tor export and some ueaesa s taoaAu.
II shout t,t4 70 pick up" nsn!n after the duness"t
tho hot,dayr Hseswsro reported OF IN bff
t.4ss, ro beIa doub1e spelnR oxtrss. partly A1'
and io br's n, kaads At noa fosa' ~ es's Exp"H ,
tours vera quoted ht tAV1boW lot koo" ~ eno'e0'
md rye do NJ H.El>fsL7a .-
f}r1tkn NiLtsrurrB- -Xcse In moderate aupp,S. and
trnct ota wers dull whc tots IN thruuah cara wero
In rupd REQUEST Baics reported Of II cars bran
a. tu oGe1tAQ; carr nddltnRs and ehurts 1t s0so1
li,so cars foed At *ds12t5-0t2 cars coarse corn-
meal ut slau ftss on board carr, and 10 br's DO on
srniNu WuEAr-was rather quiet dur.ns tho
creator part Vt tho snsson. but Rcnerh5 ftronRer'
Tha market advanced Hc and c1osed AoNo aooVe tha
latest prices Of Friday. Our rceespts woFs ant. ana
'.sstesa Hss s sas'ss Hss ~
sp; ~ Ssss ;, iSs
.s ,s IL; ss IT, !sss
ore .trenst T. tno wtsf whent ft Gho
so st'sf 1Sss ss. 'Ss nss
ar*st stons sq esI sYSe
% sT sSft 6
II Isl y sSs';s' % 5
d 81 ss5 'aRs :.
sc,loF Eg6ISaT5 % ensaa "s 6 esS
sns ssensa y s 81 4 sls'a Ssss Mass
Ese S? !hs ia.!c: s!o;'as Ssss .,m,,o and
a,d; x7S Sat s:rMfs. 1 = %ss
F;.s$sss ;sosss tsssip;s ss Is
s;Ss; sSs:s! j. y
s!a;ss n HSts s ~ sa1t; 4 Ht red for
S.s nsS y AZ Wy :s,ve ba. .tronxer IL syu
Tss 4ss ss a. sass Is
a'. dP Rf1s,. ~. q sfs}y bs}cr . en- 't;ts WV
aft eossa Wsfs oar receipts shL giving
Hs aassd re-
81 : ~ :s:.ss
g s ssno 81 81 s
induced ths k.ywlsdxs sos" ,, + bsGs a, ssea espa
sS s,es sss "s !sss' ~;
i s9, ~; 4 sss 5spqttsSe S 81 e
% i; Se9 9S Is'asts = ] m ~ ses,
e. III II u r9if a Ell Ssss
H d: tsR'!ss:1 'sssf sn' .,as .aas
sSsf sas .s;s ss T. sss
ssS's as sc'|ss ssssss s.; ia ss *ss
ss!s i sss $s
81 t9se s "s's on gosra snf
so,qs tIo !. M aa asee On ja a.
nn?y sold ri XHo; February waa quoted nftcr.ards
&c, and Masch was quotca 1ate q RAo b!d rhS r. e. g.
W y q ss@p's .I '! 81 2" p traof' a." b.
2 HxKi.EY-Waaqulet md ontY, excepting: Th!sl i1n
was alrunacr with r,oIefats in9.!5y ,5 and @ thof
round lot closing Il talt q t,r L%T sS'b;,,,s Erns
No. sDid esry 7ac and c0sad - 77os Nd HDtd
SIC; Sample lots .syg dull and Sasior. espesag ~
tH Afer change. Tose made ltnm sh,s ~ M,
4 Il 9S1i Ii; tOD BIZ Nh. at IT91scs an en Nn.
o 0uD BY ~ sample nt ~ 70. No Ss.sa TT 81
- | ii iii iii t,w " w.
, 1881-01-10

HOG rNppUpTB-wers quiet Ind steadler than
usual Theirs wAs tsle change In sAs tone OF adsieos
from other poInts- but Tho local hoa market Was
stronger though th4 arrivals OF the coming weak aso
sxbsrtod 10 be IttkaE, sO@s anticipating @oo tocept
OF about 11a0U hoad beFosn mkt sunday. Tne feet'
inn ras huNeysr, chiefly local thefS bslug Jew OUT
s1s Ss9s5 f. 5Sttt SsS e. y ~, .t ..y. p.ox
,nr IT. "psnons uSs1s 4 Iii pSiss oasstY!,
sst!ye during The last week, tisaga ths
TINE uf JesF and the tnu that 11asatates sitad W.
Sst ina thor0rxh working ordst sxnln. tho nampsf
uf ho4s saugAtxred tuF te wax MAs qusle ;
conssdsrabIy ~ excss. Q! ~ loTW cenr
s.d sh0rl cnar thess Two daeeriptona onsmx ~ Hn
pAInvsty lRht supply &nt yoft sono@ @ n.a rltn
M @ futf Saese 1es q saa
otnasd itun thu iVcal jurors stid shtppuEk shoaa-
srs extremely dull md aTe net rf9dnssa - Az w
greater e1tunt thin possIu!s All ths fancy Gu" IT.
kss foMK-9eiinsd sarsy about lo par ort. sna
rscnyerad subsequently, cloA'nK ~ sam9 - 9n frs
S :slls; EygS5;sr,;r = "a :t1fII; III ssIIst
1pI III roai, bt!. Ths 1HsTkes n ootsa q,
:.y :4y 4 ,s s anss. 'cts5 s.5 ss''ss
rfidaY aissIno9H sasa ~ ssts ssp2s1s1 " a M
s TseFssF1 Il y :SsI III; S1 e ::
aa Total III rGs Markst e19sst tt
Il sssss7 ssiiss Nassll. lid e.st .slltr April!
A!EATx-WsFe stsAdY. With tnodetate inquiry kae a
{sf tst !. II Ssfss
iunw M saov{ clears xt %461l .pot aa5 est.!
ss;s n: w q ~ Il: .,' -:
q a4Iai sslivF Masca; iaj 04xss do cAse 4 e. III
NlN iba Krssn hams tlJ lbsl IS P9sss nt ths :sa
| rMt..d uniasa DkEerwisa eusclHtd:
, 1881-01-10
WESTERN PATENTS.

List Of Patents Issued to Inventors OF
The Northwestern States Laat Week.
spfetas Dtspa.eh 10 Tia Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON. d. c., Jnn. IA. H. Evans &
CO, report tho following patents Issued TO West
ern Inventors the past week:
ILLINOIS.
b. Virgins, NeDga. sulky-ploW.
G. q. Hill, Chicago. staple e-Macnino-
E. A. Kimbail, Champaign. combined lock anu
/. II. Mansfield, Chicago, boot md ahoo.
IL i. Rhodes, River Park, audphone.
s, Z, Roberts, Plymouth, coru-plantef.
]. Seaman, ChIcago, producing chilled cast
", silsby. Chicago neck-rouching.
4. Steiner, Homowood. bale; @ ;tyIns faacn'no'
wempo GhsS2Ik4, S3sSSIsrs w'nmt 9ion stud ote
WISCONSIN.
CIR Harrison, Fond lu Lac. postal.ear:
G. u. Stevens, Berlin. attaching -cultlvatos
J, Ssevnns md Davis, Jr., Nccnah, grain
heater.
CT. Clark, biuskegon. fencc-poat..
n. II. D. Newth, Detroit, plankot.holder.
o. j. Punches, Plymouth. harrow. 4.
G.WS. GWS ut stars, wcst "a 1ay City, stcam-Reuerator
H. v. Taokor, sumner, dsatt1ieaaal!zer.
+: F. Sw.ii|aas, FMisiavsa, fiji 1mowertaifo sharp
MINNESOTA. .......-
W.T.. Durrell, nohann, and F. 4, Fletcher
Minneapolis, adtuataUle harness. pad.
j. II. Elward, Saltwater. portable enK1ao.
F. 4, Usborne, Ut. Paul, ,hcasinR.apparatus'
- IOWA.
=. .. E. I. Tsyloi, dolaea fn,ir's. iailf-e0oier.
INDIANA.
l1sa Mates, gSsS! isdlsaapos, lksal yaiSe:ssar.
, 1881-01-10

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. ism. n.A-fLorR-nulls VAST
eEn ext,ns ttIk44uj, Minnesota extras, A,u3azal
Ohio extrss sadiHz,; H. Louis fancy, @ata' south'
cru Illinois fsnly. t.1o: Atnnsso.s pasont pt9sess,
s7.xl KYs Hour eulss and uuclsaRsd.
UnA,S-. hsas nrt,sr slrcted. Erslu Depot to4.f
Nc. red, elevator. lnlH. Nc. Jsl, January. elM
BID. ast.ds fyI[uatyi *t!s ~: sis3 1sxea.
W 9 s1sss Sss; III s as
MaToiI, tsc bid, $40 asked. Oats In guoa demand
No. l.H4lts ~; M, d.. F3t'Ao; NO. d. 'eei
Nx eu, 4a4.s -.
i EuYTkN-pull; pStys " tSJssR tAEptt creamery,
, 1881-01-10
THE CALL.

Jt,nor DnuyNoNp-In chambers.
Juuos DLopoEIT-Gencral business anu set
euscs. ,,,
APPELLATE CounT-1i7, 1ls, 1l9, LIZ anu La.
Eo cnse on hearing.
Jun0E GAuY-Call OF his condemnation caleu.
dnr-
JUDGE sxfrn-prcllminary call. 1So to soo. IN
c.usiya. Trial Gull term Nos. IL, 900, US, +lo'
~!n I,,n6r fAuEsnvMsct cascs go, Crime r. Lord,
and ai, strong e. Lord. No casc on bearing:
juDoE WIIitANsos- 81, 50 70 o.. q. u; aax .? 20
a. Il u TO- Inclusive, on judge Gary.S calehdar.
No. o5M. Hoppnor V. sundmaeher, On trial:
Jup1E GAhOSEE-Coutested motions. Tucs-
days cn1l 10 Nos. 1, 8. 16, and l0: 400
juD1r Kodnns-ls7n, 169, 10, 10, 17o to lS.4
jupor ANrnoHy-N, g7, %. 20, 40, u, u. n. A.
Il. 80, 81, and 63. No case Oh trial.
JupoE TULEY@ontcStcd motlone.
1upGE DAnnuM-ContGstcu noEone; i'm ,,o a.,
Jup0rs MonAN AND ltAWEs-MMos:o ~ ~ III III ~ o., o. !
Sc, Us 4, COS e68, 035, GS. es, os1, ea e9ls and
1k2.
, 1881-01-10

c1trn. 3lat1ci do good to choice, 9s2ac. New fork
rtAte md nrndtosd CnMnty ren ns}lvnmn. 1trs.
tub. 2ste!so nrkna 9tsltc Wcsern tesafse' e&''"''
2lk4tlr: tD 4ond IN thair0. l7t&Non 80.
t4;ila-lluI1 and nnsettath. fFtSns aooi nch sots'
TiiEt;sN. Family nciive creamatY. t79fdli5c.
i'ErNn1EuM-NnTnlnaily unchanged
W1f1kKY-flrnti $l.lI. =. .u. 49,. ..
observation-disclosures, &s01 bflAL wheat, h0W nut CORD,
pm hut mats. ll,uu bHt FY1 RD bus
HHiFM xNTE-Wheat l1huu bu.
, 1881-01-10

ra1atiyo to Tho frIeudship Ut n. ua,nnettx and
Il. to4t!e!t! xago. Of tho co,sdis Erans@'sS4; y:
Urcexs py,inst tho Turks. ", Gxsntette. tno: q
supposed 10 10 roxuy to draw . sworl " fAvor
81 tGp ureeks. "ln October l4st.' Saya me
uscd 10 sSnt, especially on Saturday. ~ q.
tsuordInar and ssSrct Attnassa1oF e Londen 70
nj Gins and to come tu an understanding on
the Ifnu ii oonduct II follow, b. 0anbstts nor
Wishing TO write, This extsaord!nAEy AuapSss&-
dor was Il. COquhl!n Aine"
, 1881-01-10

ME-" oitltFRN9s
NEW uRtrASB, jan. A-fIuru-oM!et. snperhns.
$3H2a15; Xxx, etot24.3s XXX. H@&ANs hlan
erndcs, A.8iA9dW.
t.isAsN-Cotn easier At esau'c. Oats aEmsri Atssd'
EuNS-MxAIe5>ul and nonnalt held at s3'
liAy-f1rmer, prlnu. EAU. chotcc. f2atA
nav l,3es Lard steady; tIerce. g5&aaAe! teE. s&o.
natk meals qulsl, shoulders loose. A5; packed sa
eIuxr rib, ,ooss Cslc, packed, g9f77ct oieAs Nae'
Iaeun autet and weak shoulders. Seos cient r.o.
ttealy; canvased. u}<a toAc
WnIsky-Hteadys Western Fect,hed. tl,o2LH
GNocHRiRs-Coten quict and wcRx; lilo chf2neh
fTij pfIScs common good cummon bsiaGt}G !aIi
10 fully fs!r g}9@Gt prime 70 eh9,se. III ,s,
eomos, Sss septr'tpMFs. M SNxs'a' !o9; ssS 81
dlnhfy to choice. %&4e8AQ.
UkAN-6ftus $lA
, 1881-01-10
CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI. Jan. .a-CoTroH-stendy 1t llHc.
FIouH-Unchanaed.
GnAIN-Wheat scarce and fttHt, No. rod. VII.
Corn-Demnnd sctivo, No. 2 mtxOd+ 4ls6e oas
frtner, No. mixed. na37c. Hyo outsts No. r @ta
n94c. Harley In good don,nnd' No. fall. Nm
tsi.nytsiuys--1'ork npulnslly unchanged. Lard In
good demand at sa6s hulk nionts n.m, shnnl1o5s
4Nct clear RIB. 7c. bacon qaiat but hru3 oeaf Fo'
nc, clear BHc.
WIIiKKY-flrmcr; $l.ta
HCT1EM-uonryt unchanged.
, 1881-01-10

TOLEDO, O.. Jan. a--0RAfN-WheA steadJi NO.
white Michigan, 3toa; No. red Wabaah spot 9aoHs;
Fobrnnrr, lLQsy{, March, $iH; April. ail0s May,
sLil}s. Corn steady; high mixed tAc; No. soot *ci
hlny, VIC. Osts dull, No. 4. Ic.
CfUyKN HKEb-ffituo mammoth, AsGs NO. 90,
M7Ut p7tIne tI7a; No. 4, AA
li0GH-l1reBsHd, t6G+
3,uU bu. -. ~. ,,,.
mono.
, 1881-01-10
COMMERCIAL.

The following were the receipts and shipments
of the leading articles Of produce In this city
during the twenty.four hours ending At c'oek
Saturday morning, With tho corresponding ne"
1,rch for ytlr ngo:
, 1881-01-10

BALTIMORE. Jan. a-ELoun-Flsm tud unbalanced.
t3NAlx-whsnl-WcsteEn higher but duil' No.
Western winter rcd. spot and jnnuatys Mt sl.IG&
LICK, February T. s,{ March, 81. MI Corn
.-Wcstcrn nhads bettos and quiet, Western mlInd.
spot and January, 6eMaa9ic, February. et!$&saHc;
March, t4]<75Jto, stcAmof, fc. Cats dFn nnu ssads
totter; Western white, 456s.Bo; do mixed, sSa4c
Hya quIst At S1-Maai.M
1IAY-upchanEed,
IuoviatuXs-Dull, Without change. =.
2Z1c; TuII. IHAf!c.
Edus- Stcsdyt fresh. aa2asc, lined. zs3Ee.
lHucxHfEs-t;nNec STEADY, tlia cnrvoes. ordinary
to fnir iiAHa13tc. Hrs.r lrmi N" soft. 99ssc-
WHlnKT-Un1l ht xLH.
fAksubIrS-unchanReu. .
11,ltl hut onts. t9 BIT, r{e, Il! BY. ,-.r..
SALE4-Whea XSl l51 bin: cutn 8LA1 bu.
, 1881-01-10

For d cough or sore throAt tho best medicine
BY far ts 1Inlets famous uuney OF Horehound
and Thr. .,...,.
Pike'a Toothache Drops carG In ono minute,
, 1881-01-10

BoBroS Jnn. R-F10un-Dult md unchanged.
GnAlS-Cosn quihts now, k67t0o. Ole. G2atSc. oats
nrrn and unchanged.
DUrrER-Nom!raiiy unchanged.
EGaR-Weatefn frcsh. 3{a:H;c. .,,
KxcEtPTs-F1unr, 4tU hrls 2.d0 saeksi corn, N,uu
sitiraESrs-tiuur, 100 br1s; corn. 500 but wheat,
3&lIH bu.
, 1881-01-10

Cu,rborlnnda G{Gs.d hnxedt lnnE cnf hhrH: tHAsAet
sHca picked hams quoted NJ 7Aat3c Tor lsAla ase1
Nycs Rrc1n Aan,t an1ir nyetn11 htstte. .a.,t, ,,r
Huron Ejnich nj tAd dtfn for eltnntnfH ttFto tnE
pvst ribs, S7&e fur shrt clears. s<@Ac Tor hn'ns'
all chntnsgi1 md lAckGL o., u.ao n,
HEEF-HaA quiet ~ q hMAs!H fnf nlesB shoo**"4
for extra meas, and $laGA4aiN for hams.
, 1881-01-10

AHtehs.

Nallroad frolghts were moderately active at
tho November advance. Tho rates to New York
are 400 per 100 lbs on provisions and Use OH grain.
Through frel8nts arc nominal at 7sMc On pro-
visions To Liverpool and $50 do to Havre.
Tho aggregate receipts Of whoat reported
Saturday at Chicago, Milwaukee, Detroit, st+
Louis and Toledo were 10000 bu. The corre-
spondtng shipments were lso. 900 bu.
The following WAS tho movement OF produce
reported from New York Saturday; Receipts
Flour, 1856; brls; wheat. 4, blu; corne 500 bn;
oats, *, 100 bu; corn-meal, 20 pkRs; rye. A5'E
bu; hurley, 200 bu; matt, ., 20 bu; pork, ~
brls; tsof, LOOT bris; cut ueats 1851 pkgs laru
1877 tcs; whisky. 660 br's.
Exports for twcnty-four hours-Flour, 1000
brle: wheat, $1,000 hu; corn, 1900 bu.
The following tnble exhibits the Number Of
cars Of each grade OF wheat inspected Into store
In this city from tho Int OF JANUARY to date. for
| 8tx ycufS: -
, 1881-01-10

Tho Inst number OF ths' Liverpool edition OF tho
3a,7,rtrst Iatirta ri hka the following:

Tho Iast number OF ths Liverpool edition Of tho
Drorer,' .ro,4r,a Al hHa the following:
ta q "sich % VI: shs A@stiss1
o na see Esv
xhaarn the iEm Paho 1sr % nttet In i,nSS tSa
xs5 g s y. esSs. o9Ss
VIZ s1ss' asS
K ss:osss & s sf
5sse The latter eoTed fenGfny " ovaf ~ IT,
e seed shs a's assp snd ihe Deast from tho
CAr.rI.E-1ns part week na~ m unsettled market,
values OF shipping grades bong subjected to fseauent
uotuatons while prices Of other descriptions showed
sss l. Is. 4. pnss se3reea ses, e
near s oSs
a.5 sssn naa 81 e IL
g sxs f ssask
Ss@a s9sa 70 sE tsss
ssty osrass SSoa a;.s.gy f ~ hsse ss
usasay mall e!nod e ,;1H mtg sra tho
Ss s:!$;a:;. j; 81 s.;:.s Il:
e hs s .aa ;st sa
psiss psisas. i liz Following wsIs Iaa closing
| QuOTAIoSa.
| Extra uecves-6radol stecfa, Weighing 1,1o.
csSiss ~ 1sisisi sas
ooss .ss's ss.saWSS a i ssssr. Weigh
ssIaa M t. ese s:i .eisi:
ps,shs4s p!ss s + IL S ~
summon a eho;es rs sssa n c.y SLAUGHTER. .nassu
stsss wsseasi Gasstis9Ss@on - s;i 1ashins iii s
,1fSo@isosi.li @ Fl asa hin iats; .;as;
P%'; ana o .si f hsa taeo
a lsyrs ~ for she wgok bete they were vsry pod;
, 1881-01-10

They Yield: that is, alleruptive complaints do
0 lienn's Sulphur Soap.
, 1881-01-10

NEW OnLKAyH Jan. H.-CorroK-Quiet; naddilnE
1ssci low rniddux. ile Ro1At e. Aosdinary lNtei e.. nst
IritRio i.tp1; continent Args coRstN1a Llt sales,
kall, stock. a3,Bsa.
, 1881-01-10

Louis Huns began suit Saturday against
Philip 0rolI and David a. Grubbe to recover
&a.500. ........ NM
Charles L. Hutchinson brought suit for $5ko
Aurustn Duerrer auod 1ncob G. Bennett tor
41,UD.
, 1881-01-10

gpsetaI Dhpa.eh to Ths Chicago Tribune.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. Jnu. a-1hs PTses Current
reports! .-
Cs.AIS--WheAt-Rece!pts l,o0 bu, shipments. 8. .9s
bu, market nrmert No. !. cAsh 7g{ct January, aHfe:
NJ cash s!s jennary 4Ess s M S;,, snsas Ts
10,aA but unacteds No. cash. afo January. zsSc.
, 1881-01-10

TUEpENTINE.
WILMINGTON, jan. av-8rtNtTs Tu7rxSTiNH-
n,,In La
, 1881-01-10

PEORIA. H., Jan. s,-tsnAtN-Cor1 quiet and
easy, now htgh-m,xed and mixed. &A&sshc. oaA
uuIet, No. whtte, I31Me. RJo dulli No. Z. aae
4l,<o. anlss for February at pQtS10lc .
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II tI.tL ..-
HtcrIrTa-Corn, 11Gif but oats 2o,1n hut sTt. Aou
III sinGruEsTs~cort.. lauD but oats. 1aln bu, fyo,
En- bu, hof14J. GU bu >
, 1881-01-10
rArsTRnT,ETTSf.

cLFvrLANp, D., jan. s.-PErRoLruh - Steady,
standard whtte ITO test ll9la.
plrTspuHd, Jan. A-rETRoLEuH--Quists cruts.
shade tYmer; united cnruncates G4os refined. s9zc,
Philadelphia delivery.
, 1881-01-10

USf W T4kfEIs
OswHoo, Jan. a-G1sA1S-Wheat steady. Corn
1caece; Western m Lied. BIO.
, 1881-01-10

DRY GOODS.
NEW York. Jan. 8.-Cotton goods Quet. but prices
firmly maintained, Rnd stocks ltNht tn nrst hauds.
Medium and light fancy prints are In tatheF better
tton1and, and pQpta und lawns moro bought for BY
packnxo buyers. Ninahams In good demand sono
makes largely sold ahead. Waplau xoods QataI
, 1881-01-10
ARRIVAL AND DEfARTURE or TIlAlSS,
EXPLANATION oF ntskNescE MAnEa.-t sstt,r7tev
efeertad. 'Hunday o1oop.~d. tNoaday sxpeptsd

Chicago 4. Northwestern MAitwav.
For Maps. TttneArtt HleNp4nE-CR. accorutaodat.onx
apply - ~ CAskst. Grand Pacific, Hetnk's Kfpfsss
o1]c0. Palmer IIuuBa - tanRl.sts anu the depot
, 1881-01-10

FIR. 1otta. Tan. s,-FIouN-Firmer and unchanged.
t,itAiN-opencd lower and Improved, No. Z red.
Stnl,42loiH CAST; 3lu381.0H FcbrAnry1 tioosfa
luh,l March. slo73tal.0sN May; No. do. 9sfo bids
No. do. W4o nskod. Corn dull. ht aa4s:essc csAn'
9Aaa}Se February. ap<aa9So harchI 4He hpf,l' M
&Ia 40u MAY Outs dull At Sic castti 13tc It'd Feb.
ruary, M54o bid Masch. Rye nrm ats7c Baslsy un-
changed
lEAn-Iuli At 1t4c.
WuTTE1l-UnchhnXed.
EHtlB-unchnngoA.
WNlaKY-Htently NJ fill vt
FHUYiNipSA-f'Irk arm at 4l2.i5 A4ked cash Feb
ruary, &2H bid Mnrct. Efy salt hrn1 Gnd Unchanged.
MISUNDERSTANDING doing Lard hrtn = y 4xzAN.
WxcktITs-Fiuur. hIM brlss wheat. lo,ttD but coE5,
I,0U but uats, {.nu bui TO- LOU hui barley. l9oo
bu .- - r.. .,n.
StltpsrEHTs-F1our. 40M hr1ss wheat. @dO but corn.
A0W bu; Qats, hLUo but ryp. n0nas barley nune.
, 1881-01-10

Hop ntttcgs does not exhaust and destroy, but
restores, cures, and makes new.
, 1881-01-10

Mali fyA Maan and Air Llno1 .... = 7:W mis- go d
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t-Dopot corner OF Canal and kln1lc.sts
chteazo, nnrllneton q Quincy Ratlrond.
lions, appY at o. ElNrk.1t., Grand Pacific Moiel.
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Dangers Of Electric Wires.

The question Of the safety Of tho
electric light wires, ~ at present a.
ranged, is beginning 10 excite the at
tcntion Of the fire commissioners,
Ecccutly one OF the wires came in con-
tar; with q telegraph wire down town
the powerful currant from tie former
flashed into the alarm boz in William
street, and destroyed it. On Monday
the woodwork over the entire entrance
Of the Gcrmania theatre. ut Broadway
and Thirteenth street, was set on fire
l.y the accidental breaking Of the ma
terial Insulating the wire that feeds The
electric lamps over the door. The I'M
protected wire came in contact with
some lead ornaments, which were
quickly melted, and the woodwork was
set on fire. The fire commissioners
fear that when the wires, which are
now new, become old and worn. much
trouble will result.
There is another difficulty with the
electric light wires. If il should be
necessary for the iiremcn to cut them
from the roof Of a burning house, they
would run the risk Of loosing their
lives in the work. 1t is necessary
to cut the wires with a wooden handled
instrument to protect the man; but
should the wood happen to be wet, as
it is very apt to be at Il fire, it would
become conductor, and the strong
electric currant might kill man, just
as a flash of lightning would. The
utmost care has heretofore been cXcr-
cised, but serious harm may result at
any moment. The fire commissioners
have the matter seriously under consid-
cration.-[New York Tribune.
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/, noy's oompomT,os ON FALl,


This 10 fall, because II falls on this
season Of tho year, Leaves fall, too,
~ well as Thermometers, and the price
Of straw hats, Old topeFs who sign
The pledge ~ summer, arc liable IL Tall
when fall cider making opens, for
slFaws show which way the cider goes
liusking corn Is one Of the pleasures Of
fall, but pleasure Isn't good for boys, ]
don't think, Old men want q little
fun, let them husk, a husky old man
eau go through . good deal Of corn'
sometimes, Digging taters Is another
Of our Rlll amusemenis, The way !
like to dig taters i to walt until they
arc baked nicely and then dig them out
Of their skins, Most winter schools
open IN the fall, The best winter
school ever went 10 didn't open until
spring, and tho first day II opened tho
teacher took sick, and the school house
was locked up for the season, Once In
a while We have very severe fall, but
nothing like tho fall Of Adam aud Eve
IN the Garden of Eden, They raised
too much garden sass, | suppose. They
were driven out; but | dlsrcmcmbcr
whether they were driven out In a hack
or u spring wagon. Summer Il mis-
II should be called Pride, for
doesn't pride prcccdo fall '-[Cnn'
Saturday Night,
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Coon LuCK.--''loo often do We
hear the terms good luck aud bad
luck on the farm" says the Iowa
Register, And men frequently give
Providence credit for both, a great
general once said that Providence NJ
ways smiled on the side Of the braycsI
soldiers, the blavcst hattOlions aud the
largest ordnance.
And the same principles can safely
be applied 10 farming, Good luck Is
the result of good sense and careful
attention. II follows prudent saving
of time aud vigilnnI application OF
labor directed by wisdom. Good luck
loves to dwell about good gates, "t'icl'
cnl frsccs, and comfortable out-huid.
ings, and i, smilrs heGciiccntly on
farmers who have the hest breeds Of
all linlq Of stock. Good lack il al.
waysUbout where soils are rich, urd
kept so by M intelligent rotation OF
crops aud careful uses OF natural fcrtil-
izcrS."