davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-02-16

<nn i irtsu iinuta. ii
m,:t1,s
v,.,,,, ,,,.n,,.;, =. ~. ,.,.e., 1r,,.r,
,,oortsx f,,n X r' ' n,nlS, r,,,'r stmttu,n.
a,,',ws ~ i;rye rssyut ,,nw,, ~ III rn4,,rT ~
sh" sh ,t ~ HS ,,,, sM,, wv INV. t.;i, III =, in
III INV ,,,t ny f,i, - t,,or ,..,.Uu sh,v mir
~ exr, ~ ,r,i. ] ~ ~ ~, ,,",,. ,r i"s.
~ " i, "'t ~ ~ XII u, ~ ,,,,v - = sii,,;,, Tnittw,r III
IL T., 49,, t,",,' i',ur". H. s,,", In,i"rs hnw"
,rrrensyi III; III n sn,... NJ ill., INK ;nv +,
WIN IT,. i s,,n .r @ titI ~ ia i,t,,t. ~
WIN x,a4 ~ IFS Ill., i, sn rGsrsr M III y. @ ~ -.
r.;liryn,cnts surplus Of $5,l!S NL,lI,lst H..
a!S,H,: Int wcck,-n sos* Of sar'Hns " s,tp,;ls:
wnt ,,"wr ~ .t,t,rt, r., snm,. f ,t sncriui
f' tirs. I5uisinnu III stts."nr i,jyrr il a.i vosng
,,p. tiu roinr,'tu, stuck m,va,,ciaR tru,M
n5.i 10 .7H, nEl tl.u preferred fr11n ~
.uot X ,hn ,stnr n,,,,r, itt,t sni,j nt :t,t: "a
mfn.. ',,,s ~ 1,,1 rorer. ,arItur frnn th In IN
isNi3ti Wtarti,sit Central ,lerllinli ir,ni ~ to
~ i1:5 E!t,stn,. lievcre 1!cnch & Lynn nj
vntstst ftttn Ial To tlil Fort Srlt Tell tiif =,
q xii: unon lltlciI!r was Etca'iy n l:sHtlsi.
tho Inst Rnae lTlnE ~ III. lnWM
Fails & Hlnux City .reltnrd from GN1
70 CHI. tlnstnn, Clinton, -. tltchs!1rx
New ItthfDrtl u,!vnnctHl fNlIM liti IL 1!!a.
sntNlusky was ! ksfni1Er nt ~: Ilo Gtngf
chnnns wrrr tls tt!tiws: t'1!i!sl!til tluStitct I
!" ia, MGxicnn Central ni,l a'tt'cks, a'st.!ti.G'l
it,rtsr'n;,ti1 I, ,rnnt r,,ils & 1;,,,ynv l. IN n;.
Narthpr,I i, 10 tbs: ltt.str1 Il I,,wtI ~ Il, 1tf>
1iustUM s. Albany declined Il, to tut: Marquette
preferred 4, tn -: l.tttlH iItlck &, III g9tt:
, 1881-02-16
SKOBELEFFS VICTORY.
Tho Capture Of Gcnk-Tepe-A H1oody
llnuN.iO. E1MtaA flYMt.

THO Capture Oh NG0N-AGpE-<A AAoouy
-E1mnh Flight.
A lisputch from 9t Petersburg. tl.ltcl Fell, I,
to tho London Tteyrtph gives tue follhwng ptsr-
tiC,l!ars OF the full af Gcok-Tepe on jan, II:
"The first Riorfnin, column. ut,dcrt tue ctItninand
OF Col. kurnpatklne. cDt,ststt1nf hvp cuTnfn'lits
and ono battRl!Un ut infantry, hAlf Il cnlnl,Hny
Uf sappcrs, ono detachment IF volunteers, Que
eutulM uf ftMs Cosauc'ss. IL battery nj p'ountnlR
artillery, and two r',ckTt tuhts. Tho SECOND
column. under tho coulrnatitl hf Col. kossrk'Is.
consisted If two nt,AlIuns Ut infuntry. dctacll-
mcuts Of sappsrs. nArat volunteers uld artil-
lrry, tws, r,eket tubes, And nnp hcltoRrhph.
T'hp thIrl s.nrmiug column, under tue
command OF L.ent.-Cl. Gailhroif, was
conpnsed OF ono bt;tt!lon ut InfaHtsy,
detnoh,nents If volunteers. Aapptrs. And nr-
tIllery, live rocket tubes and aotuia anu half
pr Eossncks, The fourth athrtl luz ct,!tlH.n, held
tn rcscrve, consisted Of twenty-uno companies.
Including thrcn companies Ut fudt lrs9.Mns al.l
Fool ct,ssncks. atll twcHty.tut'r guns. Tho COL
utl,t,, under tho CttlllI,ul Ut IUut.-EU. GuIuA-
ron, attacked tho advanced fDrttciatit,s VI ilo
enemy IN tho sntIt, front ut 1n'eucls ii. tho
nlt'rainR. At tho snAu !lnu thlr.y.six guns
colHsl.ptlecl rumltnnlinH the btrci fnr tho nd.
siruut,y leeti ofln,le IN tho :utl ,,lt., ami wua
in Spsasa yna'n.,s s's%sSi c ai y y ,ha a S' s"
,Sers o. the Eht IT, ol !s S M r. th9 GassF
stur,tlc.i nIld turr!en tho eIlsmss Ir,sitiu,. in
which ho sutisesliIen, established aii strength
Gicl himself. ..,t tito sat,,a tim, niue e',n-
tIu r.inrn.L tn tho ruins ii whct sevorul hum.
ireu Trkkes were burItsl. Thn"xnls'slnh srrsc4l
az si,'''nl ir G ~ c"tna,,d =,
mcuec tho nttack. !. 10th tho hrceehes fnrlned
by the lttlssll,l inLnGs wgrn occupied ton 1nl'1-
hanl:t!pHt rt,4tst. The e,lcny desperately MAtn.
TUNED thrIr p''sttou u tho willis aii1 tho strK.
Es @ N" PS. ist 'ts" e.iss ls ' II 0" tTS wS
from resCrrra subsequently advanced IT, tho nt.
, 1881-02-16

rlUul-was vory quiet but i!rIn, With un,,aunlly
etnI1 receipts cIllMrtL With &h1 recent nvcrt9e.
Ralcs weru limited til brts winters. purity ut sau;
Il brls springs rr!vntu terms: mud 10 hrlA buck-
Whent nj $.ij. It,ta1 HQ brls. Export fiaurs were
HNt'tud at &udd for Rond tu chu!c1, nnd ryo do II
tIaEat.Tt
uruxN MrLtsrurrx-woyc in good t,omand md
strlnuBr. With "ny an,n,I rsrpy. salds wcro re-
p'trtcd nt cars hrnn ut si2'atsII4h
HiIttSt; WttHAT-Wus .Ialrly nctIyG and weaker
Tho market declined lc hut reacted sc, md clnsc
,1n1y l4c belnW tho 1Ntnst rrlCes Df MnH1Ay. Tho
lrts!l toleEr.sI.a nutcil good demand, With u
1rtstr fealns. ''bnt no dlN1cnlty III bnglnx"' nna
sumo understood thu cAbIcS 10 Indicate loss
tlrin tpno. StW rurk WIS gnfGt- Tho recelrts
lieEo wora smhIl. ttt,l our stuck III ssoro In
creased lesa thatt 5HtH0 i'll during lust weak.
Tho tnarklt seemed 10 bu depressed. nd to react.
e,iettY In sy1t,tItsy With n,rk t'src was nothing
IN the weukuusj, IND thosc soccd to 10
fov sclliE oreTH tr.'n os!e S.oeut sn,rs TG;ra,
@ ssS s9'iss; ns ND Snd r. H. aca W. s"'9 ~ a1s
n nfs sIt avnea s: rs HsS was u III . aa
st u ~ 'SSs' *S: !!s';:s{ : ss:
ss sS 9.p ''Gt'' ii r"9a r"1tfx 2a.s + s os;i
s. en e1sssn s :stai,c Is fs.n IT,! X!sn 81
s:; s; s $S 4 e:
ss! s &sz s! IN t'' afternoon
4:sa s!sS siss'Hs :! s ts I'll s;ss y
~ ~ ~ eeIhMt .,,, NV, 4r.r,,,r- n,o
;.Hat 6ar,is H. ,m 1t1.s bI ciaed e n,nyS
@ % ~ " s Mt 1f.ftta ~
u" @ '1st ptIes y mHu ~, r,n ,sinr
,,!s mitn GnsenA ~ @ @ s",;a !" t. ~,
,uo IItt,u iii,prcnrg 10 t!,g iarkvt which tnvsu.l
.dMG ana ~ i. ty.apathy Win wa.sas except tGHt
sGy "In "E xtpsas IN si s1s es5sn.ea e. mtns
!r frss @ @1cGss wn '"xs a!ea y is .1, w.9k rs 9 ~ ns
"'a niy.n1ses! r.. r. $;2$sse; 2G3 1 N
ad ,!ew n!x,. " i laa y, @ by .an',IsM ~ n y .'c IN
a b. .ars s = 81, %ssxn; T;A l,; ay0 9u sS!iSr I
a,a .yansel !" s =, tS s!: ssSS n tho GI" m1s, =,
yas; Jss saahlYY It s;:i sad ny ,oa''iySs a. Il,
MSy SIoss II es6lIt,,u. S!a ,,o ,o
prSes q sa .svos .a} Ynssa Was l11'9 otnE Il
M wns An"ab's n Mbo1t @ sa md @ wtsr s.nr
Was Monaal slS fStuss: s,oSs aa!9s w'tt fun.n:
rlGSltE ~ E4c Cash sales Wur0 la!iu Df IT,! bi ~
'a}1e TUT Sh. tTtHtGF asnrn.t una tElt Tot hn
White tE!it t-Hd3Gd} ~ stmEHi ll1n M Dy thnle ~ s3t
fmr reluctsd mixed: si'.s*.I9!s tor rv!eH:ed Who
S!4G tor NJ !: IND ~! fur No. white IN ttnck
0tiU nn nj 2c rr ssoted 1t1Gs ;tet!!5e foE reject
Nhlt1; sIt4p$NC Htlu bt.9ISJtHG fOf NO.
, 1881-02-16

,.,., ..m ,,,,,. u ,,., ~ :, .itt, ~, Il NJ, y
v,tr,i ,n,s ,.,,o,.o, ~ ,,,,s,. ,.or w rvn.
t,'. T., u n"., y ,,.rs ~ ~, ~, ,rr,nl IA ,,,,.
~ ca ,wo H., ins,nnt,, nu,. ~ H., ,yhcnt'
y: ~ w, ,,,r,, All ~, on,o as7 In, rem n.,7 IL,
,,".tn, "' ''''' N'' o' 1'''
,rtn,,p,,.,, f~,, s,,., ,,,r,ur M,r,,ov f,r ct U
.,,meuu,nunn, i In5 NJ, vhont ot,- IN, corn n i'm
l,' ,.", q =" ~, IN ,,,rl"v
,1i,n 1nn,i ,rr,,,,. IN, r,,cts ,vo,4, vcrv rreu.
,,sr astnr'tny ,.l,h ,rn't"rntn ,rtlvItv walk
,".s r,,., t,o h,,,,r ~ ,,t,,or tbo hour mn, n
i,nir noxt rnIin,v,n- ,i,, n,,rntrv ar business.
,rhnr - atrn,,t,r ,,,nn nropoind frr nwhIlr, III.
,nw,,, Iv ~, ,,na,,r, t,,n,n n, ,,r,r;.inu4 nrf
MIR, tirmnnos II, ,trntn Tic n,vitou frn nfhor
,,ni,,ta ,yrro rnvnr,hin r. htrhrr ,,rsa Ter frsh
uro,,urts. Int So,uewbnt jrrcuiylnr ns rcu,r4!s
f,rrn,tstnirs. md al, recnipts warn Iurrcr thou
lin ,,ruvfn,,s inv t1,,,t,rh t,nni, c,,ptIuh ynt
Mrss nork c,osm, an.;nr. Mt Ak st5i!6b,I.bo fur
Mnrc, mn, ei5a6t n7t: fnr A,,ri1. Inr1 closed
1c hi,rhrr 1T ain toCh, 1sl: far Mn rtt, md St1.u
6tiuoil: fnr Aur,l. shurt r,i,s cIescd ho higher.
nj sT.INh;tlTI. for A,r,l, Wbcat cInsc,l
a:o lower. nj nbout iwEu FOR March
mn, n,.r far Anvil. t.orn c,osnL stcu,lrr.
Mt ;wo ror March an, 4al;o lutl for May,
t)n,s clt,so,l atnu,.y Mt :tfar.c for uJ1t. c,,Yc
tus, xn;n rnr M. white. o.t6t91asu rur sturcI,
nnd N, :ch,ta:r rnr Mnv 1tv,, cIosr,I nnrhupvc.t
M Ma tWst, for M. oullt. .r,,ueu, sso non,un)ly
fur Murch. md gt. rnr Anrll. ihlrlcy closed
nrmrr viii M !, rus1, nDtnhu NJ II hi, s.,n rt,r
M, 4 nu,l tnmlnnIIv Al n, rnr N srtlnr March.
1lnra ,ycro rxrIt,L nn,i flHn.no h,,hcr nt f5sldt
Gn, for ItQht. md Mt s5.50suiU Tor heavy, Cat
tln ,vcr, urtJva urI hlrhnr with snIca Mt x.puo
nin ri, ,lrmnu,] fu, stnnn and fancy ,5ry
ron,,s wns l,ant. Iuw buyers be,nu prcsc,tt und
;hn ,,rtas by ,nufI nut bong very numerous,
I,ri.ra, hmyn,t.r rcnn,ned lrlp nn,i steady. Thu
uroru.ry trutlt. contmucs rutner uuIut. but thvru
nr, huitrutfnna nj ,unrnvr,nrnt. md yul,ture rt.
,nn,,, nrr,t,. Irm IN fhofr viows Stncks urn in
...,,, ,,rr,.,.. ,t,r 1ho ,tn,ror1 rnr 1,nots nri
, 1881-02-16
10 tho FVtsttrit Associated I'rtj1.
Tho folnwins Instruments woro nlcd for
record Tuesday, Fob. IL:
ikttt1IsEHTS-

mo, ano noI''xms III, Mlstru'"o''ts -, "o4o nseo ioF
record tuesday Ecb' ,ll,,,,,,, 10:
s,ot. =, - ror wnxh,n,,to,, :, = ,r;ra7 :, t,v,,,
m 1,s,5 1s n d 1's's n 8 A. nif ESs 10 tli.am go
pay5Sn =; 4; ~ + e., e c!Ty :,s 5! M
,,N n fannesy!' =; LOO
!: asiS l.. ,asea Fcb. ii Xsasl,a K. XitiS
VIII nasHt ~ = - ae
Wei .,sI r. , Il !. Ut Asld@9 nH ~ 4 T.
tn cNuTlss Iarklnous j. Observation-Disclosures. H. ,,' - ", ~ 80
Fub. il III, ii. u.a j. i, brewer IL Ei1,nn l.
....:..::.....,..... $50
UhIV NJ IjJ II u IL Htutc, 4 T. Afxli1 RI tfntpG
Feb II lpAtEu IN Ellen II. lltfnk1riUlf ).,,,,, 400
West fwelfih II, II, i u ii intiln. ) I. 4sxiiij
4. Observation-Disclosures. 400
EHrtll Carpenter ii, d cur vi Front. " i, a,xN
tyKFSiSSs K%iS;st 's!.a rob- '.onn wo!"ows4 1p,
l.lnct,ll nv, 4tt{ Il II Ut Hubert st, " I, nx
trlsInu. IL i;rorso ~. Ito
, !n5y l3oGrt" kHFIrs to 1!ligM T. Nhttoi.... 2,lC0
bHHta itn*ted II. T. " cnI It 1'httly-fonrtn. ".
n, w t. ;n;,,s Il y E.stman Il: sa5 , =. ill., 77@
II ,aidH y mil nj Y Hn,.in n ~ Z: II iSs,t,n; @ I'M
e9nM n, nGatnnrh % u: M II Il ~ am!rt{,suxiH. 1u
l,.tn il sWsMtt, .eu :" At.e! :. "ai"st w Inn
VIII 1fnI", IN ~ iii 7; - - ";x.' "
U, ,'ts uMWu Feo' " wv ~ st'"eT I" nhes A' nm
6.inrh - -. ia @ ~"
.gnts. III L,t, ~ " iti,.n r. On ,ix.ri,, ~ Annrf
R"eH, 49, ~ " ~ ' ~ " 'so.. MI mn
Clark i. M;i: ii II = Mf 'fayior.1 T. I5 a-l0xi:H
CeatSt.i fix ~. ii lid Il II rwony.if 4, 'o'
ef,I:xt3s Il. rate.l fNb, iu tl,onnns kuUalU
, 1881-02-16
LIVl. STOCK.

antt
CAl*rl.l-Tha market waa nEaln ponIu fudptt
and uI1dur ntl urgent aellund eheFs =, ,,s Est
s,iEsnlnx Vi prlces. The acaNt5 supplies ~ n ps
t1,d thu conscQuoHt EhnEl urwHE '''scHt al "
thsrs, nAta stl!i,IWts eager u secure usL
ANAL supply In tho yurtis was tiaEcsH ,s.M, TT
uil nlxut,cs Dyor saturdays prizes " ,.tn uA
alvancu III c0MIHlUH Hi,l n'cAnn tn11ie ~. IN, ~ sp
mor1 Pronounced, those description. ' =. 81. ,hl
proyeuunt fur thu tNu days Of pl!'Flp a.rt eI1I
In cuiulmrlsuh with tho ptlcc* II oho ,%'.t+4A
Grange 1u tilv advantage uf suIIe1a u! u. ~, ia
" a,,pnrunt THURS wnt bHt si1.e asu' u;efs.
lSsa Than salN hnlt IL bU hccrpftd III" ,r. usH
lily pour bunch Ut eattiu TINT wuua w. 4. ktst
bettar. Tho Local trala hhusat pf l''ti Il .sO1
4.U, thtlRh In nut few hsl1Htus W. I.,ua, uii
COWS sIld ~ huh NJ fl.sht ia anu tm,,ieL ~! ~
fur bulls etltkGFs WeFI NOS Aitt H.. ;II taf{ -
tEcra, W1r1 iuw Ut hut rlhaf NJ s'n
suIti hiatiur. though thu ntiFa,scs W., Ut
liz uMiE ii Il ,t Full rscr'rt. IT II s vi: vi
dAYs 1t the woak aru lnnEeH 'i. MI u, ,usLs!atS
uuliused wtleiftcf I,rusunt ptttn t.t.Iiy. t.n n
cOIuMusI uni mIdluH4 krdes tHi'et'"''
QUOTATIONS.: ..,id
Extra UaeTct-tsrNtiel klsers, ~e|s"s A''1N
~ nslu ApwnEAs ~; wr,.tuIEeI ,l.1
RITZ, .tesr wsa,YE ,at,r.s sss:t. wta .
H an e H., il, iii , sr .19
HstS.yss s.osk sss ,, 70 sn't'' t.r s ,p.
wssans a.lta .i, 1SD :ai,,S, ":i:us II" 1u,aa
A. ( ;s1
!.
, 1881-02-16

Short ribs xniler Anril ni'.1, NJ *7ttitiH]S. lang
crHtA t,is.n ut S1L l,,st md sNi LJxHtt cuIAtr.
ianus AAEa lt,xea lung cnt ~ :nIs S5';is: Fwsna,
NtrHn fInnIs kHMlH Myt,f.l4t.. it1ftA' .,,.-
itue,i u,.,r,i II, h4tt4u fnr ~onl.lrrs H1s!fc far
fnr tibx, s!vn fur Hurt etehts, 11tg{c tur tals
nit tsli1sa*ah Nlid |,HtAtid. .- x, ,,.
1lEIsF-WMn lu3At 1T &3HtaAHl fUr fGsA. $J.uu4lIj1
iur cxtrn hicSs. ind }iJ.J5l .UQ Tor hAtns,
, 1881-02-16
MINING NEWS.
HAS FRANCISCO.
SAN FtlASOtsCD, Cal, feb. l5.-Mining stocks
ltslSFtlS.

lts}SrllS.
Spfcfat ulspateh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
fio*TnS, Frb. lb.-fn tnfAsrr shares, Franklin
AlvnncGil 81, pcwnbu Il, AItuuez II: lIonshnw
declined Il, Huron II, blue 1lili t-1d, National
Il. Oscena Il, CatM1pn a-3.; Contout1uent sold
Mt ~, Madison at III, Syracuse sprlu9 ut III.
Others us 0ofOrG.
10 tho Vtsttrt AssoeEdteGl prtJI.
nDsTos, Feb. 15.-Mtntug stocks oluscl:
t:uusnst i iiucia. iowaIio tuowj........ Il
GnuIpn ,...,......,.... :ltuCy ,.,,,,.,,....,, n
Gpppur BnIlB......... llldg0. ............., ~
lBs1 s1Sllyur lsn st
, 1881-02-16

GfQtal.,,,,,,

slnree wuoka only Ut January lit enc1i yaaF.
Wh!le there ls thus MI tncrcAsu ut y per cent
c,,ll,iHltel with 1881, Whcn Ct,lnpurrn with lnni.
Ary, ts7p, tho fhuruuae IN thutn t' bb ~ per cent,
showing how tlea*y EARNINGS Wcro III laAl Theae
itKurts silUuisl tGAch As NlAO thnt wG hayc no
right ~ rxpnct III tho future the sAtlo l4rcent-
aXn Ut Ea,i that las beeh recorded ul! AlultH.
Thu following sMblu shows tho opchtnE. hiHh-
est, lowest. uud Glowing prlec1' Vt tho nctlve
stucks for lilo tlAy:
, 1881-02-16
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wera tho receip,s aElil shpnonta
Of tho loulll,y articles of produce IN this city
during thg twenty. G0ur hulsrs unifnK ut o'clock
V,lcsdny morning, with tho corresponding t,g-
nreA (ur Il yellr ugN:
, 1881-02-16

Several years ngu. says Mr.; J. Franz, Cor
liIi.b, which OF Iatu wui.ld swell! 81 lhat she
wanted tho doctor 10 lnNce It. Thu appltcll..
tion Ut ST. Jacobs Oll Immediately removed
tie swelling AMI severe pAln.
, 1881-02-16
BUSINESS.
Stocks Active at the Opening,
Closing Weak.
,rnlle Of right Afoney-liolders Of
Securities Firm.
Light Currency Movement-For-
cign Exchange Higher.
Tho Produce Markets lttI,c md ,rry Irregular
Drtulstuifs Closed Lower.
Provisions Weak, Then Reacted, but Closed
Tama-Grain in Store.


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~ t.. rss.,r,,,t,' H.. ntit,oa wna rns1.l ,,,iy
!: mr. ,rut md dIsco,,nt uf hankcrs' bi,ls in
ton,,on IL ,niv ,:6,,; ,ncr lin ,u,,k ta.n ur n:
,,t,r t.rn, In Nav ynrk thr hnnhx ure weekly
rxmM1rr thcjr 1mns win Decreasing r;,,crvc.
III ..'tars T., ,,,o ,,,.l t,,,o thn t,hilnlc,uht,
Ic.tr Rnvs rct}t>rt lilo outlook ut ttts BcIsu1l Ur
49,, ... -. ,.,, ,,t,. tt,,,, ,, ,,,. .,,,,o tt,,,o
tHu 31AE No "ncA o1ttes A+lAH ~ lnc e"t"o %'l't
uf thu yenr for some yenE8 past. Tho present
H. ,t,.,,t.ht all, H., ,n .,.,
"eu'her. II ~ luauHHI. W" hla@cF'n''s e."Hu
the condition Of NfLrs In tue coal trade. It
" - .'....-...1. ~ ,t,....,.I.. ,,.,,, -
reauees thc clusuiiPttou " u"Mest'c s!hes ~
ctNl una Grrnses the hbflity to move all kiiIus.
ia sn,,t .,,, ,,o,.t n,,+h,r,+y +,,t tho ,.,,r.
~ ~ 'AA'cu u' A1'" "u'"p'''1 tnAt LIZ Nn'H-
p1tlca urQ Inclined 10 harmony. and thut they
tvitl .,, ,,,r,+ +},r ,nn+t,nt 10 ha ,,rtrst nnt nj
VIII Hol pefHlt tHa aHHFhe% ~ Dc DcufciHtoehc"t
md IL SERIOUS decline In prices to tHkH place,
~, S.,,,,,,, ., ,.tt,,n, f,,,; ,,,,,tu,n,, sno,rI
oH EHtAIANt HAolALoHo a"i A"t7@Eu ae@"A =
, 1881-02-16

Sour stomach, sick henaaehu, aua 1!zzncss
llup Nttters cu}eA With i few doses.
, 1881-02-16

These figures show IN incrcltsD during last
week of 4D,;4l bu wheat, and decrease OF T., ,iKD
III, corn, G.D5 h oats, 4l44 nu rye. O,7ba bu bar-
10y. Total dcorcaso. 8o,el7 hu. Alzo al, ,EsI bu
cnru atlnat III hnrbor.
Tho following shows tho receipts OF several
articles Of produce IN this city from Jan. to tho
closo Of lust wec: Gaa a37 brls pur. l160. liz bu
wheat, 3aa:, ,5b bu eorn. 2ls,J7l bu oats. H7.7''o
bM ryo, G95,us3 bill hurley, Hs0,Ss7 lba lla1seod,
y vll lbs hog meat, II .0s7,G0 lbs iarti. f-
OIL lbs bllttur V9s l3 hogs. l50s77 cattle. 5s,sSl
sheep H4:l 7D7 Lbs hidcs ,s I'll lbs wool. 3l0o5J
tons cont, l,74J, ,D0O fest lunbur. A0S5 bris snt
It IL noteworthy that Of tho tlfty-ntno car-
lontls af corn inspectol lnto storo In this city
yesterday morning not single. cnr-loal was
graded ns high as No.. This Bhows what wcathor
VIII do otl corn. 4 grGat deal Ut tho mischief la
tluu to tho fact that Know Is allowed TO get
to tho grain, and 1t tnclts IN nlIld
weather. making tho corn dump. hut corn
ubsorbs moisture anyhow, md 1t parts with it
slowly In frosty weather. Corn Ia often snp-
posed 10 bo dry when it is only frozon and tho
tlr1t dash Of mild weather EXPOSES tho error.
Tle llo,kscler and Slatt0Her OF this city cstt.
n,ates tho 1nustu tratlo OF Chicago In 1880 fol-
luwA:
iAN
aun AtM
htlnl INSTRUMENTS. hAhM
ehsus anu oouk ~nu
, 1881-02-16

lake Erli' 4 western. ~ EyrnlslF.-.
thttrI. Nr*lrtil.... :!.a s.lttT l'ttsDnE ~
H. It. Il S.4t.., .... I. tHlaritI. ........,..,...H
Altuh \ TrtrN 1Iautu. ii
, 1881-02-16

HOG PAONUc1b-Wsrs kctlrS und vary Irregular.
l.ptpoul repurud advance os IL 10 lard aud ii tn
uoats. wao lAu lucAl hog iuAskvt wAs quotsd l0c
, 1881-02-16

pTTAI0 k;S-Httlnil peaohhlows arc t.ul st ;sasa
pGr bH; nma M curly rose 9t y E?sc. , ~. III
l2xu per ~. MccoEtI!nH tu auuty t'nsesGaa IT. s1x
sIrt susnly ~ s9tas H"a gSgss u St.tss; @ III ,
rAnxc 1t nhout Htl75c tsGF dog. ,,.
NAI.I-Tlle market Ii stuniy ht tho nnno1ed qaea
The Benton weekly record. [volume] (Benton, Mont.) 1880-1885, 1881-09-01

WASHINGTON, August 26, 4 a. na.--No
noticeable change has occurred in the
Presidents condition during the last
hour.
The Benton weekly record. [volume] (Benton, Mont.) 1880-1885, 1881-09-01
NuisaHaces 80 be AbafoJ

WASHINGTON, August 20.--With Il view
Of affordins relief to persons who receive
abusive and annoying postal cards through
the mails, the following general instruc-
tions to posfllasters Will soon b. issued
from the Posto1fice Department
tsN hen anyone Is annoyed or expects to
be annoyed By postal cards sent from any
particular place or from ANY known per-
son, he may direct the postmaster ut tic
point named to destroy all postal car,ls ate
dressed 10 him or cards from any person
named so addressed after as far az the dis
charge Of the dutiea 0fthe office permits a
sufficient examination. The postmaster
should comply with the request, and the
same request be made OF the receiving
postmaster. Tie direction to the post,nas-
Ter should bo IN writing aud should be
filed for preservation
The Benton weekly record. [volume] (Benton, Mont.) 1880-1885, 1881-09-01
The Dean OF w estznfms4er.

There is & very general feeling In Eng
land that it will be very difficult to supply
the place Of Dean Stanley as the custodian
Of Westminster Abbey. The difficulty and
delicacy OF the position are due to the fact
that the Abbey il the national Walhalla,
the temple dedicated to monuments OF
great men, and that the Dean decides who
shall be admitted. Of course, if Parlia~
nent DEGREES a statue in the Abbey tu any
famous Englishman, aa recently to Lord
Bcaconsfield, the Dean can not interfere.
But otherwise he is the judge, and it was
his decision which would have given the
young Bonaparte monument In the .Ab-
bey, except for the national protest. Ihe
proper discharge Of the Deans duty re-
quires combination of perception, tact,
discretion, intelligence, force, and courteay
which it is not easy to find, and which the
Times seems to consider almost undiscov-
erable among living Englishmen.
The last literary work Of Dean Stanley
was paper upon the Revised New Tesla
ment. He was one Of the company of re-
visers and he thought that It was too soon
to express q positive opinion Of the proba-
bilfty of its general adoption. But he was
evidently inclined to otllin9<lhat It would be
very acceptable, as giving a more exact
appreciation Of the New Testament, and
that, it seems to us, would cause its gener-
Ill adoption,
The Benton weekly record. [volume] (Benton, Mont.) 1880-1885, 1881-09-01
RAILROAD NEWS.

The Northern Pacific road and the Ore
gon Navigation Company have Jointly
sent out scientific expedition to explore
the territory between Lake Superior and
the Pacific coast. The leader is Professor
Raphael Pumpeliy, Of the Census Office.
Mr.. Willard is believed TO be following
up his purchase of the Manitoba South
western Colonization Railway charter Ii
the Interest. Of the northern Pacific by at
tempting TO secure the charter Of the
American and Northwestern, the Portage,
Westbonrne and Northwestern aud the
Winnipeg and Hudson Bay charter, In
order 70 bettercarry on his war against the
St. Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba, aud
whose owners control the Canadian Pa
cific. The two tirst-named routes have
been surveyed, and one is under eonstrue-
ton, while the Winnipeg and Hudson
Bays road is now being surveyed from
Winnipeg e Hudaon's Bay, along the
east side Of Lake Winnipeg anu Nelson
RiYer.
The Benton weekly record. [volume] (Benton, Mont.) 1880-1885, 1881-09-01
The sp11.1e OF the Age 1n Colleges

~
In his annual report, President Barnard,
of Columbia College, shows that, so far as
he is concerned, the college is full of the
most inqufring and progressive spirit, and
that the tendency to an extreme conserva-
tism, which has been sometimes depre-
Gated il the nlanagen1e Glf be inst i i,ties
will be probably less observable
The president forcibly advocates, witI,
the authorities Of other universities Of the
highest character, self-government by the
students. He advises the revival Of the
old grammar or preparatory school; or, as
an alternative, q SYSTEM Of school vista
tion, with general direction of srnclies by
the faculty. He points out Ut length the
desirabilty of 3 school Of l,esjagogics, or
the teaching OF The science Of education.
The higher education d. n5s1!cn lie treats
las he has before treated 5f-With great
good sense and know lc;jGa, and he recon-
menda the admission If women to Colum-
bia College, saying tlat it is unanimously
favored by the faculty, who are ready to
teach them either separately or Jointly
with the young men. The argument has
fnever been more temperately or cogently
stated than Ny President Barnard.
The school Of political science, which
has been open for q year only, has been SO
successful that Harvard and the Michigan
University have instituted similar schools.
The results Of such schools must be excel
lent, for the diffusion Of knowledge OF the
laws that regulate politics and trade can
not be less useful to the whole community
titan the diffusion of all other sound knowl-
edge. The effect Will be. secured whether
or not the student enters public life or
journalism. Directly or indirectly, the
public will be the gamer. Such schools,
with schools Of mines and of agriculture
and Of every science, show that the college
is rapidly accommodating itself to the con-
ditious OF modern life.