davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-07-14

hrrc' y sttil going ~. II ,,makes MI ugly
XIII <" ~ t,[iGng rinL g0t, ic viaes lhn tIepo Is to
iI,e t!lo flelaIlbnrl'o0d ~ tlG Fountain Iionse.
INC foad VIII bp CnMplctGl| Il! far ~ this
llnGe II tle course or several weeks. We
snal! looK lDf illGsc lfcl'ieIlt trains. and soma
s!iRtl toanc!i III fi!tes. y: ttln cnspel!sntiot
inr 'naff.ne mo gealitynf the village. lsonl,!:
Zip ttCKfis. Rtdlt TOR ttlif iI!hntls, for &h25
iInn. ,s1 Ci'lcaso 10 WhtkGslth y lnM c.,,tIpare
Wiltl ratcS or tfasGl t2tn N tto Eastern Md
tlln happy netltum of ail good !htuHs. 49,.
lt9tll ylsltHrs mn! .ltl1et's Ftnl u great lcal
qF lle'sltfnnlg ntsll i,ar,llc.s n!,,.sseI!Gut at
Jnltfl JSgK,s lllcatre. II tle DIMfn-lI0tisr,
every Montin$ as.l Fri'lHy evening. }fl,c
nat4 @ n!"Ys i'fati lt,iir or 10 ut the sntraI,cc
nns n,.,sr,. ,u H1t'' M'at'Setl'lil ts Wei Ellea
, 1881-07-14
WAUKESHA.
Pleasant vcnthcr-vnrl0us NuhincAs
1ntereAtA-persoualE,

Pheasant wentner"vnrlons nusiness
lntereata-rc
2 Sptstat ooF't'p0ndtnst Of TIC Chicago Ifsoun',
W.uKEsnA, Wis, July 1a.-Whllo tie
nmr Iarga c,ties TN n,hos H., =, ~ ,,nosa -. w.
~. =" s..I, uu us.'oa ~ uay eao ~ eeposu-
lure OF onrvillage was O7auRrees. Thls does
nut mean tint We have no warm weather
tho i,eat insls Int n yo,v i,ours ~ 1T ras, b"t
Ia, ~ .,sa ~n;.. ~, " ~ uoas u"s
haaf III tWo. CnnllnE INTO tile mouse after
M avollng-walk to the spring, Wishing for n
, 1881-07-14
GARF1ELD's INSURANCE.
How nm Indianapolis Nun SECURED
Him for a e2H,OU0 Life l'ollcy-lkt
$500 Policy III tic Days OF Poverty.


How nm indianapolis Mum Secured
Him for a s26,OU0 Lsfc Pollcy-akts
$500 Policy III tlle Days OF Poverty,
I,ulia,,apoife i,trisa.
On Tuesday aftvrl,poll tho Rcutc,v. IN tNo
oflico or q. NJ. lundnii Stale Ar.,,,, fnr I'm
Ssw York Insura,lr" ] conun,Iv @ i"' IN te ae. n ;s
{st Ss,t osh met ILL., l. ophns tq wen; Of
o., the )lfu Of i'rrst1un. (;arlirll. aIr. iIon.
k,ns IL ~ ct,,rsn ~, Nil, .,n,, n,,a w.
Naa ~ W. eou.ae' III o1''o null st'ht ior
senrs WIS kiloWll us ono III lie ury"goous
princes OF Cincinnati. For tho p1st two
mouths he has lived In ttls city,
"lIuw dtd l happen 10 ret lllc President 10
insurus" he saId, repeating tic reporters ~
question. "Well, ] gut lllll to Insure be-
callsu thought ho neu,led It. | was III
Washington tiyu weeks. md want In tim
lVhItn iInuua f,,,syna, ,,,,,,a h,rl,s ''
a.,.'1 m A11nss az iou4t1o., ~ t.''cS pc'ute SUI
t%uIp tt" co,InL course + ''a y ',o. M seS @ @ every
md l,al i've interviews WITH hlm lie talked
o",,n;",a pSa.y .i.U ~, .' ImaSn sa.iest ~
...'l' aupoii''eu nouls' 1ho wy sec"tca MN Wo
.nn!Ked .ned togctnef n q ttlenuiy, sucial way
EtifeG Hours: l tried to get him TO tNkA
S'N,uov. n1t nG shit! thnt WIS loo much Ill
s"snice TT nilAil H. iils 1'Vsitloll, asN! made
H. ,naAtter " collscieilGe. ~ ilns wonderful
nast'less I'll tact, aiin VIZ Iol!lllo piat pec!!inr
ttle tell.year nlatl-wns tl,e TING to l,e paying
lis Iisllfn'lGe eoinsne!idotl ltsGit ~ him. llo
IL ~ yuAts olH. any 2! nlaR0'lleellL pllyssquH,
-olte " we Dest ouilt men over saw, With
I, ,MoMaerlNl exnai'sIqn Uf chest, md srlan,,
.iu!f pf0portiomdled. Aestdes, he nus good
, 1881-07-14

f'HitAnELrlltA. Pa July lS-FLouR-Qutct,
Wossnt oxtrn ec5 Minnoaota cxttu, E75Elab05
Ohio extras, fdut36A Indiana, good, N.73, Alnua-
sofa patent pFcccss. good to choice. sak37l:. lye
tour steu4y At ttuks5.l5. 90
aNAtH-W hcat-Dtmand active nnd pylces have
advanced No. rcd. oloyator elaa, Nu : rcd July,
s..aIf3t}&i August stsi}t4bL74, September 81 .st3{
&l,slJk CoFn-uamand llntoA; sail mixud. aruln
dopot, hs steamer, on track xr!n depot. S7595i&e;
l9x 5VSas Aasass, bssSts: @ ssptesapsr' Jul iS JILL
HHss o11s stsay, Mitn M tar cn1ad Nv, Whtu,
r., II, YS1 fHnss s'|a. lnds ,nsss
t2A Lard, prlnn se4tn ti..si keith, t9a1t
euuTTEit-stcHdyt ctclmGrYt 3lts.51i New yprk
lalfr, lAhaS. |0
= EGGk-inli! iaHc.. ...,
!JlEEsE-t'EMDri cIonmpry, &3<Gt30,
IETItULEuM-5tpauy; jEc, -
: WIttEkr-Ftfn, $1.ig. --.. '"'
faND 1u3 u1tt, AMu Iii, "
sHtPaESTs-W -Wheai. 1T 10 bu. corn. 1900 bu.
, 1881-07-14

agntn VERY moderate. tho ndvcGf hy rabfa nNnrhhr
llttla "nrnnrn4nmchttu shippers. Through the later
DEALINGS tn" market a,Icuatch IAat.c prr hi, rnsnE
asn rlln rrtty trInly iuugl tnnrly.' aRrthR whent
hts taen h"ll htahpr In iHslaHcrs Ms much ms hca
hI, NJ til limited supply hut vofy dull. The sgry
a''IsFy nnd oppressive weather kcrnusly inIpnda,i
ntosc' as eIasnx ri sat No. aret at tl.2'aLs14 TOR
sa ennal and tt3'n9k27st fot railrohd' closlia nt
sL7A for railroad; do Juty. slnolTsk
o'"s"s o'"sn st ?a ID do s,,s,a Anxn, sS.,3s
i.xga for rn'lrond ind at.suf " cnnn. Tho
fntter hy sampler un4raacd red, s,baLA M 10
el.U4 ctastua NJ &l,ao4 hid. md np u tia1tiai,aa
nskcdl uprt4ted arrlnr Bcali1pI bont.l0nd fur
part 1T fI.la. Cutn qato nutIvc fur carly DO
xss, n, a'n,' 70, ..a s,r"e", ,ms "re m 9'': So ~
nttraClcd nohcrnto thnro af nttcnlson
Mt mn advanco nj Hs.4u ror ba atlxcd Weaer1i n'l'
afadpd nt +1sc, aato quality md conaitlon 'i.n'.
u tal'4sa!c. nearly all NJ s!cs No. wh''o nt6'ao'
Huw fnrk yutIow nj ts8ss5kct steamer Yol,uw 0ool"
nal, Now York stcnmnr whtln nj aSsSl{o, ufHratlnd
white NJ . dIo oats futt',et ,s, racoae' o., on
mud on tho option Int s'aht'y on
moderately netlso movement, closing rnther more
ssendllys whlta Western nnsfalct li9faiB{c. ns IN.
quality, m!xud do at ict :c white Stato ut vat +1c,
mlxcd State nominal; Nu.3 Chicago nominal. Nye
depresaos utld unsettled 0n 4 worry dull market,
G a3 - iS1a aESsa " 1 TT
0s ssfss @ 9sres ss''s %ss.ss r.,
G$ 'FSsf ss: + + 4
E sar f MD &sq,t Ustne, tIssntE II sss e''fa ea
ss w s%$se's
IA Ii. SII I1 %s SssT Il @ s0T, fe%E
.y:!S sss:s!; s,$$;t III $$f
"Ss ~ s's' q as Sss; VII sa s%ie. a. 90
s]y.a s nssss, ssst Ss"s H., 79rots for
S!ss y acstas ,02Ss W. ~:
s ssas1i' sal~ & sc ssss q
s::ts ss sss s.
ss5aFf r. t'9si!s fts,4s s ] ~ Il
rsS ifs! ss 81 os: 5 :sss: q ~ 4;
10 tht lF1.tern Aasoetattd Pn,s.
New r!,i.ls, july i1-,tn1roN-Htcn.y. Iilfatiskcf
III t; S! ;$Is;, iSis' fSsPs:;, s : s'sssi
hI!i Ieeses 2t Sss 9xgo:s @
s S's :S$ Siss:sis Ss'iS| SS sstsss @
ess HS%sSss ~ s ssaPs hs:5 sss Seaets ss . e s su
IAs, sHItA:'S * NJ S1arfas 1 r; ssas IS!
M @!saa xns a!xfea e"s Whit, t3@ist
~ ~ t:; S9: ;a s::s ssssntse' 81 c. .iss}
J Wsssss WSsss;'s ss s 2at; stys xio g. sSsss s
ifAy-In' and unsettled nt lSts5oc.
, 1881-07-14

desirable hrorcs sntd ltslc a,rnnecr but thnrn WAN
MI aotnta All snnce II, any CHrs, 1'rlns chttte. knch
y, meet tho require ment> nj exporters. though III
heller suprly 4hnn any iaY Of Ials. wnru nt nv
n,nrous enough to niert tho ileMnnd, which was
rather sharper than usual. or tint cinss thoto wetc
M,ntnv nvte.n In tho I,aiahbnrt,o0h Of mn head. fnr
rlllcl $Au1asir rns mid. ConuvcrN 1lall Mhl T." D.
i,uud ,us Al Als ntt l'IGkaon I!yels ha!i hca1
fi.Hfc wa ,ot vcfy flI sMppy. Tfoa VIVA lbanl
lin Or pxntM, hut not Haily ,nF Hhtlvua WnrH tn o
s"s1i Win IN nntlfc tAnnnH Nstund nId Thu nFlhl
iTSiiiry fft,m b,tchcEs. tin nnrket therhfnrt was
ntti, nrnsA Toxn1s sll nt f2,1ia1.xl tmsu prices
hntubt II fGtIGr to kIfd ar1FGbi lrnu my, Anc NJ
s prerx Gun safGty llnfu. wnn!A nso aolu unlck a.
Mt'9is4A pii,ckGra remained dull 1nd Nominal.
Srss sT 4 son Il n ' sr 81 heaS
lar s,Gck calyrt Tho market r|osod 1rtt With about
s'o'''"o~ qttI1ATIUHH.
Erin l.covcs-Hteorh weighing i.a10iba md
rhnlrS iigayps Fine, int, and wGla.fUrnie,l
st*nFs, wpivhitiE A to l.ID
ge1ti EcgsGs- " H,t-galtench sieurr. Weigh. p.
ipF taptu taN ~ D. ESa6
IL nla fo i.Xil Ls03a2
Nesi,ins aU t9 d ttN ~, au3l.i
!" iaG .2zsatm
"ba!ls. md scawaH sysa1s
TeJas-Thr0n4h tsuybs.,..u.. ,n..u.........7telt8 ~
Vcals-pet lW
, 1881-07-14
~ Ekr GALES.


EAET Liberty.
East LIBERTY, Pa. July observation-disclosures to.
SsS asys seSFp H ,heast a .Ss UT al
2t Sts sst;
ss?fss .eS y ss s;o ssa asssn nsas ass
,,e.5. Nets ~ aS2st n;9,sss S1oa & nrtn9 .hPa
tas siaa esR sse9a aSa ssa
2ssI W sas I'D IL IL sG' s"s
Ssssssss 'Sss A ss,ss,. ST: Fl
@ :sE: Il 's;sey e hsaa total for .~o
new YuNK.
NEW YunK, July ia--EEv Es-RsceiptA 4.$Oot fair
1sa 1s!9a f.~ rsxas GY, du Per Il smo ayS ssss
sS@noa Ta1as ttoors. ~ four csr.Uas Eootl slss:
s ;aseos ; 10 ;S FL sna s
81: sass '',s!ket seoa toE .e.h .hsep
ia3 !iA9I !als - aoad Jsnoy lamb,. pCr aan:
bs.; ~ none for sale a'Ires dressed
~ ' ST, LOUIS,
ss ID .hSs ssas. H ''s
sss sSf| %;!sS
IL: sfst 5$Sis; Is. :,sasgis ias e ssss i }ssdaa
fSstkTs9ss;.M = 'sss; M sS'''', ne'o' scarce aud
Hask!as y ls&a w chce % taAg5 heavy. Is.
heee Pts' 6f,aH haadi shipments lou head.
~. MUFFAL0.
GurFAto. July .!3-cATTLE-ltccoIpss, t.aO0, con.
siannd !hrnngh. 6s5 cars. Mnrket steady and un.
ss I !sf fsxI Ssss | ssssa
sss. ;s$S Il
L1ous-HGc1lntst hu4, c0ntlRupa through tn cnrAI
sss !ss; sS .ss s fsis 8
KANSAS dtTY.
F.xsp a. sptsaat ,1 DspatsA 70 r.. cAteaoa Tribune.
ERst,fTf Rstt,,f tnpoEs. lnecpti, i7l shp nents, lils
ss!l,s .t.s i6raor:, Mahs Mhtiys .tssssss "a ana
Fasssnrss' sstiatSi sHst1atSi nasvu cows a0Nssta, grass
19as- s-Nssaipts. Sn,s,. shlpuonts, ,,stos .temand
ealPploa aud ulxGd pack1ng, &a8A &lm
=. >. INDIANAPOLIS.
M dSa' ;is!' s1i'aet;stssaS ;sS res ss:
ossigta anA huatf; shipments 3,;u4 ' -
ssSS5sssf. sS5sssaf and isodsis' sSslfs esIps 1 hSSd
= suEEp-stoady aud unohaasod, ss,boas,oa
r.! 80 = CiSctHNaTl,
hSh%sFf1' hSh%sF'SAT1 sarIo Ja,y ,ll92,s1Ass;se pf. ana
'seaSss' eaaa&a,tSs rccupts, vlOi shipments, xa
, 1881-07-14

ST. LuutB. Mo-. July la-FLoun-fffohanRoa.
GRAlS-Wheat highvrs No.a red, sl.1a>4DLlh3< cash,
fLl5A1i.it July. fli3]h8l.155s August sll4skaLlbx
No. 3du, t!.as49i.n No. do, sfoasi. Corn higher
*@453sa cash. 4S.ao July. AGa August, tGSc sopum-
bcr, sG4'c October 4.!s The Tho ycnr. Oats high
or nt s6E74o cash, 3i1ie July, 27c AuEt,s soptenl.
hcr and the yeas. yc scarce nnd higher; u, ,0U bid.
Dntley Huipti M. glFtng .Eo bid.
l.EAD-Flsrn 1t $4,tl
nuTTEM-tlnlet} datry, 131tsc.
EnnS-Uul ut tkt5c.
WllIHkf-Stea1y ut $L1 ...
pMnr!s!1Nh-l,0rk fltmnrt hlRheri Rond tabblnR DO
snM9 a. Sa dFy ea!t tnsnts stt2nEi hlghor. sUOd
h!f!er ut TIL, f0.W, sloss. Lard hialUr at 1laIlSS
AKrEipTa-F!oMr. 4.OU brls; wheat. 1900 BIZ, corn,
S'nU b.tt 1sts ,SN0 bui 3n. non1 bhrteY none.
6s,UE0 hui cats, :,0U Bit, rye nUno, hasfry; nonG.
, 1881-07-14
BALTIMORE,

HALTtM0NE, Md, July l2-FLuull-Stcady, and
rather uiore xctlvc.
Observation-Disclosures higher nnd hrsn, No, .
winter red Spot fl2]6, July. Lit August. &t1I&s
liz; bentomtcr4 sLs*ssSaL23{, Octobor. aleS3{9i,2G
cuyn-WestOrn steudy und Nulst uixnd spot and
July, stsi9Ssc, Auvubt h54o bid, Soptember BIC
Esk1a, B.eanor, F9Ho, Oats slgmcr; Western whltc
llxY:.,.Tenassiysni tiAnsit9J. ..
IItlytE!nSh-lli4hn fur jobblnp trAdet mess r1ork
siL7tA!aQd Hulk nenta.l'aciesl 1liG5}fci bncnn
s'nad9tra So, Qisar rib aides, lV4c. 1nms-l.alJc
Ea1TTE1t-Qnlot.
Et}lS--Q4tUt,
l'ETItUtEGM.-Dulil rennqG, &c.
Su9!.r tirniI A. nuft, 1UQ.
WH1SKy-frni nj $s.t.3t.l?}s
FnEinMTk-I1 !tvOrnoo. nor steamer, firm, cotton,
b"Et3.lGdt npMs, lis pgr tuni grntn I'd. 49,
NMSS!rTs1tI@SSr @ S'7 orIsi whcas, 5s74u bus, corn.
kiilpMESTs-Wheat. nG1O bu, corn. l1ta,1 bu,
hAAxs-Wheah ltt5o bu, corn, ", lU bu.
, 1881-07-14

"NoAh's ARK Naoc" was introduced at Tho
recent Madras 1air, and WIN u hAudieap tor al
antn!a!s bred l9 thai, country. tho eSnipotttors
i!vtuanx 64tsaloee olsphalts, goat rai.,, ull,u,
aud h0Fecs. Tho elephants wer0 " plaeId ns II
l,lnvt1lx In taarE.Gu pevccssto,,. mud went avof
rl4on by stie 6nys ra,t well, aal lha buirsi.sss
wrut at y rood Xatop, nHt tho anu would NOT
STIR, ao!thaF would tho ok, unlt! tho oDd Of tho
c9arso VI AyroAt spoed. Flualiy j rapa was tbs
tTiH!''er' tlm' aosse coming. seaoad sad buffalo
, 1881-07-14

bosIoS. July ll-FLoun-HtoadYt Western Aupef-
ano. N.uoalMs coun,On oxtras tl.bataoos Wisconsin,
extras, ft739BD, Minnesota extFns, S5uAI1s NiMtor
whcan. Ohio aad Michigan, $Itb&15>x, Indiana, 100
ad7st 8i Louis nnd illinois. toa104 spring patents,
&d,a4&lUj Wnter patents, Mt0a7,i5
ahAtN-C0ru In mudeIae0 dcun,ld, 51at1c steam,
weto !lis3S,, Nj whlts, +lci So.s mixed and ~
pM ked, laAtHci IAlr to xoodt l1a ISL
E0GH-Wcxtprn Igelh, Ito. ,.: -
nEcE!rTs3 f!9Mr. kaA bFs, 1870 sacks, corn. E,D
B,UD bH. wv "e"~'
, 1881-07-14

'CINCiSNATI. July I3-CaTT0S-6trongert t9Sc
EtouA--Qu!o1 but aru'i family, sasasana, sanoy,
1tAiN-WhoRt nEmoe, but not qaotabIy hlsheFt Ne,
3rpu. tlit2Lld Corn sult No, T. Atblo. uata searcc
},!t0vlaloN.-tu5k hrm, tlf.7s9Ii,M Lard nru,t
a1;9 aai@74m 7; nn!k meats ftrnn1 s!a hlghs{ ;hSu:
sRSaliS1F5 t3c e|sa5 Fts @<os clear, laa
bu@TEl&-Autl mid UNCHANGED. { -.
, 1881-07-14

sIILwAUKKE, July lS-FLauIt--Hcarce aud arm,
= 0ttAlS-Wheat steady and Bdvane,,Yt No. ! hard.
slds No. At t,lo't, July. tLtotAuaust, slla, Sep.
tarnler and oetobos. tIlD3ii November, sl.lof, No.
AiHaukse, {lGl, NJ, 1 at %; rejected nunaal,
Corn lnnctyo1 No. lat 4s{c. tlaas soafeo and nrut
~ n ~ Hyo dulli No, ~ Nc. Harley quiot;
!s!!lNs-llishor. Meas pork, Si7.a5 cast, and
Jviyt fl7,1 august Lard Sl1al cub aud Juiyi tlIW
I!Gls-Rt:m1 fato4aAh ~.
IRsSSsl'1s-siour' 'aao Grlsl whs1t a60 but corn,
Slii,;ssESSrs-vlour, Il, lun brlas uhost 1000 but
, 1881-07-14
DRY GOODa.

NEW YonK, April A-rhs dcu,and 1T 1rst hunds
continues ttFeRnlat uni tho 1ubbnx t1aAo 1ulut Cot
tNn Hoads moving steHtly md uricen urai. bark
prints ~ niderne tle.ttnd. Cuclturu nrk trntA iiru
qulat Aud steahy.
, 1881-07-14

NEw UHLEASH,Iuly A-CuTTnS-Qnict, mildltu,
ttc low tn, luci nU0d ordinary. y9kc, net rcccipt
10 1lesi gross. LIS, expors conauise, 1; salcs liz
, 1881-07-14

AliEEr-ThoFe Wan i good strong demand, and
firm mafket uAs experienced. aafDS nlnknH ut t3i3h
sss feF soM,nnt y q ct!o!ee Salltss s1od !oad g!
we0ts. The duMun for fnt sheep cxrGedeh tho enl,-
rly brth exporters and Eastern buyers being lu tho
, 1881-07-14

CtEvEIAst, July E-t'ErloLkrM-unchan
Htandnrt white. 10 tost 5Hc.
nc!ses erl.ts ua.tGndyf bnitsd eor.!lcnies opsnsl
detlsUly. . '
, 1881-07-14

apot H,c, Juty. tic hid, year, 45c. f,hn duI No. l.
AtsuAt, TX: acptCnlbut 1sIAc
CALt~-Whent firm, Mo. rod spot isJ4 bid si.3l
n.aed, July, fIgH; AugMat. tty3f1 15J<j anptern.
bar. t].i5ii tci9bEr iLitfj ycni. sih; uyrn drini
No stot. M: !nIy. bt3sar4c' August GtJke hld H$n
itKrxiPTn-Wncnt, 1000 hi; corn. aLun bu, oats,
HifirMExrs- atto bu, corn, ulop buI ou,s,
mono.
, 1881-07-14
! sHfYNEAT.n,

HusYALo, July y1a-0nAlS-whsat IL drms sa1o4, At0o
BY Nv. hard pqluth. &l7zt sA00 h1 do Beptembsr,
elt4 4l&H. Corn dull sud nominal ~ tlHet oau-
C4F-tuts. A9}So.
cAaAk FlGlaaTs-E1smsrs poat load corn, 10,
, 1881-07-14

OsNt7 1t11,

1Hr1AHAFDLts, Ind, July ia-URAly-Whent Hrui
fttGA@ll1. torn nrmt lHat1c. Uats siuudyt 1pi3zc.
, 1881-07-14
RAILROAD TYNE-TfHEE

A RRitAL AND DEPARTURE or
4 TftAtH57ExrLAsATIox or nEIEnKNcs
tMonday excepted. }j)nll5. 0'''N'
t.. &thsemRn = .farknwestern Itntlwny.
FOR MhrA, Time rH Sleeping Ar aeExtmJnndstIon4
nt,rly n 4! Ela[t tEand Iaeino, brlx'a E1prss
tho cNrler VI WNla md Xln1te-tM ~ Nr~ ~
, 1881-07-14

ToLtpo. O. Juty M..-dRAth-Whsat Quias, No. !
F*d. July, tLls1t, Augaat, A.lH Corn qulet, No, s.
, 1881-07-14
lsItftItEA,

PEORIA, ILL.,. July ta--f3HAiN-tosn atcahy; high.
mlxed Ed@ se}Sa. ,nIxud, ~ ssfo. ata Inactive hut
lrt. NJ. white, dl!se. fyc tcarcc md nrn; Nu.a,
SLukSt,bl, ::
llIouwtSEs-E E0n1lnnt NJ u. .usi. -..
ltEcEtffs-corH, H5,9' bus oats, f7.GN but ryo, N1
,s.!iiMESrs-Wheat,l l.so bu, corn, so0y bu; oats,
, 1881-07-14

Hoqs.The n,afkot rrosent3d enbssailtinlIT T tho
The1s no tlce!b!o fiimlnutlon Ia tho tlenand.
ind with uillyA snialt incrunse y tf1 sury EIasFs
i1F poos to prtsnn llaht wr!lt, NJ It 10 for mixed
packina Ints. uhd At 81 ie315 for fair y 0xrh haMvy
sIe Tho anai!ty y t'e n!os.Hss, ,vas st'o ,' ttg
M3s upward II sIdA Tho fuw sktps tUeoiv1I Wutu
tskeD ut s. a.5SGUl THO market closed Hem.
, 1881-07-14

TennsyIvunllt military 4RcntlrEnE.
sChs'ter rn gpcns xcEt i! Cv.l lEnxnrEr1ak, Chem.
IL alat1oVv!ltaH tli2rs, TheaiIa
GNl. YllEU. f1iAlrI, Iteat.
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: WSN E0Ua
OswEfu+ y. Y. July M-{iNAiS.-Wheat xleAdy.
Torn nomins!1y nnchunaellf TO-
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The Nfen,tvsile Theological kchu"l.
t]nitnsIan. Ettucatys :espccniiy for tho I!pcral
c1jlsf,ees tlJdGrH!g. Ati,lFptB
1l;v. y. y. A.LlvElsMUItE, Pres. MoAd viIlc. Penn.
INSTITUTION FOle THE IMPROVED
l. instrncu0n Ol dGnf ruutCs. LII l!runtjwny, aHw
York TIM largest articulation srtonl H. ttIU country.
, 1881-07-14

,Gh!ttaKH.n isur!an4tnft d. Quincy Rallrnna. 4.
Fnr MAps. fnsstah!ea, Hloarrg-t, AccnMnionn.
tH,ns i'.s apjIy ntN ClaEx'st.: 1nnd Pnciiu Hotui.
!bot 1T lhillhnx-nxa Grand Union ONnpf. Fairnss
H1usc. Hnd - C4nnl-st. ~ '"3 "''n0s
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HIGHLAND HALL,

1t1tnH1A fntlil.triu Uh1perslty.
THE STATE, uSiVEks1TY. XEricuituro: Enri-
neefH .e 1, Ghe%l.!ry NstuEsl sc'S,csss te,nt,,to
issnminn!.f,ns m MGndaJ, HspL u. Tcrn heslns sept
:. II. PEABODY, llpgent. Champaign. III,
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EDUCATIONAL.
A Live. School.

MiIe,asnkn nnd IN 70 the t!me. Practical Cnurao,
ssint!su frhl I ratas Of The land, Location cheap.
w, h'cF' lieAathler thnn any lpfwu city.
d<ACRknSSfI.l.E ItEAfxEHa COLLEH Il
md ENGListI rIeA1NINH SCHOOL.
Tho stsndnfd scho u Of It's cln.A Send for College
nuattetIy "a. w.Ii,uW n, LAO Vile, iii.
, 1881-07-14

sans Iig,t ~ he il by iss rn'uuSS; 1i aii,t Tic 6s
eyes gre IL no wNy respoi,sbIe tor hts 6eing
.ES YlESSg-fse7ilent, TINY yote.. ag1l'lss li,ii
pet NJ, Cankilng by putting Til toll il otlicc'
Their cllotca was Mr, Wnsllhugl,o, aid they
Glou III tho ditch M AEnlnHt Arthur, Tho
lessons Of tue past should bo lleetletl,
-. ~. -, l{EpUuLlcAN,
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DIR saturday ntH Ht tn f31lmnn onIy,
e-uh Saturday nlHh& runs 10 i'cqria ult5

=. Wn1!n nh, 1T. LDnts ~ 1sncinu Isnlt,wov
Unlch ncp0t, Slnto md g'w0lfth-Ht1. Ali Etnis,.,
r:rs Lun 70 lo Dopnt, and XeutWotth ay. eufs Sa,s
FAln,pr House, md iTuilu IRcil3o Iotui e'"A-sI-
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lIl1nnlA Cent raj Hnilrnnd.
usnut loot q! akcat md foot Of TxcnfY.scconf-st IT.
Ticket Illtrs III itAgdoIlll-Et., near Clark Grand
FAcIuc llutel. Afld I.MaDf llousD. ~ ''N
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IOWA SENTIMENT.

Horror au.l Indignation Over the A..
tempt mi tho rrcst<tent,b Llfc-Cun1e-
1fnglNfn Bend.
~ 1n The Editor Of Ths Ehieaae Trthnns
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-10-18
ORDINANCE NO. 70.

An ordinance Providing for the Improvement OF
certain streets to be made by special assessor ent,
BE 1t ordained by the city council OF the city Of
Cairo:
SECTION l. That Sixth, Seventh, Ninth, Tenth
and Twelfth streets, between Commercial and
Washington avenues Commercial avenue, from
Eighth to Twentieth Streets BIO improved
in the manner hereinafter provided, viz:
Said streets shall he covered with gravel OF good
quality for such purpose, or with macadam or
broken limestone or both together, to DO laid to
depth OF one foot In the center Of said street. with
gradual decline to Il thickness Of nine inches at
the edge Of the gntterlng or sidewalk, as the case
may be- Provided said streets shall BIO first graded
40 as to give proper crown ahording sufficient
SgcrloN2 That Washington avenue, from Second
street TO Twenty eighth street, be improved In the
manner following viz That twenty feet ON either
side of the center line of said avenue DO covered
with gravel OF good quality for such purpose or
with macadam or broken limestone, or both to-
gether to be laid to- depth OF one foot In the cen
tire OF said avenue, with gradual decline each way
to thickness OF nine inches. Provided, said ave-
nue. shall be first graded, TO give proper crown
ahordtng sufficient drainage thereto. That shade
trees OF such kinds, as nay be selected by order Of
the city council be placed along on either side Of
SAID avenue, between Second and Twenty eighth
streets % feet apart and FIVE feet from the
of sidewalks. Provided, that where shade trees
already exist of kind shape and location salts.
factory to the committee on streets, none shall be
placed IN their stead.
SECTION 3. That Sixth street. between Washing
ton and Commercial avenues, DO further improved,
as follows, viz: CURLING OF good hard limestone
or sandstone, at least twenty inches In depth and
not less than four inches thick shall DO iaid In q
proper and workman.like manner on line ten
feet distant from the lines OF lots fronting on said
street, Said curbing shall be properly connected
with gutering at least three feet wide OF similar
quality OF stone az the curbing, constructed with
blocks OF sald stone not less than seven inches
thick to he firmly and securely laid.
SECTION 4. Tholoca Improvement herein provid
cd for shall be made by special assessments, and u
accordance with the provisions Of sections ~ 10 81
inclusive, ofart o Of the ect Of the genera Assem
bly, OF ,ha state OF Illinois, approved April 10th
1872, and entitled IAN act to provide for the incor
poraton Of cities and villages" and the cost an,
expenses ofthc construction and reconstruction q
said improvements shall be paid out Of the fund
arising from said special assessments.
Approved October "A, A, ID. 1881.
N. y. THlsTLRw0OD, Mayor.
Attest. D. ] Toixy, City Clerk.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-10-18
The Market.
MONDAY Ey'NG, Oct. II, 1881

MONDAY EVNG, Oct. II, 1881.
The day was cloudy and threatening and
evening brought a heavy rain storm that is
at this writing drenching the dry and
thirsty earth.
Complaints come from the farmers of too
much rain-evidence of this is also felt in
the uncertain condition of arrivals of hay. a
large part of which is in heated or dam.
aged condition and is calculated to cause
dealers to feel little confidence in all that is
offered.
FLOUR-The market as 8 rule is un.
changed. Fluctuations in wheat has un-
settled the market Stocks are large and &C.
cumulsting and the demand is limited
HAY-Trade is affected by the damaged
condition of large part of receipts, caused
by the damp weather at shipping point.
Buyers are afraid of it.
C0RN-The demand is very light and
the market weak and unsettled.
0ATS-The market is easy and prices
unchanged. The demand is light and sup
ply large.
MEAL-Easy and unchanged
BRAN-Scarcer and prospects are for an
advance in prices
BUTTER-Choice finds ready sale.
Common is dull.
EGGS-Arrivals are light and find ready
sale at quotations.
Observation-Disclosures and selling
very slowly.
APPLES-In better supply and weaker.
POTATOES-Stocks are large and the
market easier.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-10-18
TOBACCO.
RATES OF FREIGHT,
Don't Know Half their Value"

They cured me of Ague, Biliousness
and Kidney Complaint, as recommended.
| had half bottle left which l used for my
two little girls, who the doctors and neigh,
bors says could not be cured. would have
lost both of them one night if had not
given them Hop Bitters. They did them so
much good continued their use until they
were cured. That is why I say you do not
know half the value of Hop Bitters, and dc
not recommend them high enough."-B.,
Rochester, N. Y. See other column
American Rural Home.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-10-18

An Ordinance Providing for the Improvement OF
certain streets to be made by special assessment,
BE 1t ordained by the city council Of tho city Of
Ilirns
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-10-18
The Cairo Prices Current
Office Washington Avenue,
Corner Twelfth Street.)

THE CAIRO PRICES CURRENT IL published every
Tuesday and Friday from the Office of THE CAIRO
BULLETIN and is intended to give true report of
ne condition Of the market on day of publication,
and the publisher trusts that full and complete
quotations will be given by the business men Of the
CITY.
TERAs.-one cenr, copy On all orders Of
IS or more, Of same date, the subscribers name
will be printed without extra charge. Orders for
extra copies must be received by 10 o'clock ",
Oh day Of publication.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-10-18

Ohice; Bulletin Building Washington Avenue
CAIRO. ILLINOIS.
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THE DAILY BULLETIN.
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