davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-09-26
unEApsTufrs AND SEEDS.

ltEADsiufts ASU sEEns. -, :",o,,,
7 e.: :; = ;::::
.sss: ..s sas. s IT r. o.
tss1s low s!aaes * Il @ ss. o,si sssi y suss. So'
;p.!as. s'st ; !! ~ i 'sx H'@ds 'pr'ns'' '''ss
W. 7s a9aF y nI9u! s tn tar aemund uu.
lower Bales wete reported q 4 OF DrAn Al .ol
;!s7 \ + and 'a1'o 0a'' rAe'' 's'e'n''s' ''7"
II ssn,sa w,,rAr-wa. ta,.', .e,.,s and n,n,cr,
Int ss,snssa 5 .ns sssss ~ no" e"
,stst ses Of rasf sa Gss h1 put
IN ~ ss rs. q"
,sss,. , G a. y.y Email ThsIs s, Nuts
ns
Wi W.T.. % ~"ra s; aasf.as ' md % ssss .uraaa .o u e.
;s :Ssrs II s.is ssss ;s f asS. s
sS sy ,s .s S,ss " g9s %s 1ss5s s sss s ~ % a.
sa:' - ~ s'a ss
pn u %'1at sn eSss NJ S sa.4 ~ ss!sf NJ
s s Il Il Sssss s,4 sa :sa s e
s rhn following HtluNt kiH Ek1sHu for tlt dkyt
'~' i.tpsIHS ff1HQ4 E{eix<.t
ND 2surina.s Frj,44u. HtlnrtaE. ln hid.
siS.h s,eslgts :...sls11 3iSM'sY;;;x!!aI3 sfAn
FSvr v; tSt",Ssr: ttS :....... lja i;$i!f4l%y lSSi}s
sst,Sf Hsvvn,Gys..,,, III iWb@i;h{ L&A
m sae. ~ " s*apis M j. tlkl Total nSsps b.
"s3 " S" aaix% NM quar buug 3 t selling
y 1!a Il ti.u nts?laa: aay: as tnSIsa. .sal,nsa
iSS asss prises 81 fsy III" ustis .sispfshs
nSt.a ~ asaxansS u aGos " e III pht ns a.
snd liz w,.a,IE. Initiated ii. tncrnsas II
SaTa Sar!ns otfe" tie wasx, IT Va al." statatl
tt s%,nS - a H. h"nviSss n"g IN 'G n,aonS s9 III
FIT @ @uuSg ~ ~, n,I ~ 49, gr n i,taT fns viz aui.
, 1881-09-26
DY TELEGRApII,


III the 1restrn Assxiafed Irah
NEW ynnIs. Sept, 2A-CorroS-Qusot, II lt-It8
l9H.iBc, futnrcs barely stoadyt boebHE iaoocf %.
toboF, tl.8u; November. ll.S6c; Dcrembot, ll'U7oi
January. lallcs February Ns3oi March, Lilo; April
i:.l7s; May, l:,35o, juno. la.aic.
FI.urlt-Etrni; roculpts, 15UD brts1 exports aon
brls; supur stata ind Wustertl, t#t3hti common to
you'd eitnsM1n. sIp&b1 f3s Rood to clo!cu FL6Nsaa9
whtc whent cxtra. Fast3s. 5Is cxtra Ohio, M+sQs&t
H. Louis td310eo, Minnesota patent process. Fae&s
GitAsN.-Whent strong; reeapts lU.on bu, exports,
1,.9ubu, unErad0d spvinR Chicago a,1a
Milwaukee,. uRgrsded rcd N.%ksl.a; No.
y: ~ ~ ssa @ ~ u 9.s"us5 9 ',,.a, a.:
S$ss; ss 9 s;a'IsA 1, & aS:;sfss!
4 sas s'"tsa Il II sespgs ai ois.tss
G9tn s:s9''HSts ss,ca!psa 4 sa Sxposts'
sFseSsf shlss sa&sS ~ Il. s;sis:
ssT III Esp'Sn'! s
ss sfsss; isss.s sS'a @ ss ssss
s 'S%% %s.'s9 Ss s''ss; e 1t'sss s' k4'ta'n
sSSss s;'sS r. y ss s E'Ss ss
fs 1uas. 'is ;eu sssst ~ shsaanxsa ss " ''n' Nv
E*I,4wxa,l:9waEst x,l,, 4 ;,s t;,ti.;.., ~ }ss;ss
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES :! w. H. #sAdy At as'e'
pssS. ; 's d@ads *h 'aiaS}s' III
p.' s II: 'i: ;'ssS:.s sS!ss sss
S n qEs sal. a Sit ouet sS sissg
ona ssI SsSs Sa e .hSis aa iss Lard ssssSI
GasEsE- IYIi aad unsaan9e,l: ,.. 49,.
!; s$sSsi%;$s;@i; aSs':.s NJ;
SXiia-CaI tI1siGs al'neh, sLa>aamt
, 1881-09-26
AlrLNAU1t1cE.

MILWAUKEE, Sept 7s.-fLorR-stsonE hut loss
aGtlre
1nAlS-WhGat strnng, ecarce, and ndThnclng; No
Z hard. *i.4I, No. Milwaukee,. al3ts4s scitambor.
sl.i.4, October fl15k. November N.asS; 1eccu,hoF.
sl:s}SI January. tL1t1; Nc. Milwaukee. sl.s3. Mo.
and rejected nominal. Corn qutct' Nc. !, Tic. Oata
scarce nud firm; S1 white f5c. Rye wehkBr No.
bcF .sc.
f)ctpbrt $A3U iAnfnrJ. Primo ht0am lard f-ta cash
Hna UCttIhaFi 4l1. 10 january.
Enthusiastically, With q fnir demand A. kG-2S2hA
FfIEiGl1Ts-lfhsAt U tlutnlo, Je
tECEtrT3-Wheat. HHU bu; corn. ll.UO but oh1.
HH1rNESrs-Whsat. 11.ao bus oorn. 800 bu: oats,
1A0U bu.
, 1881-09-26

lsouiav1ELE. Sept II A-C0rroS-Quiet. i1!sa
ttMuls-3ssaiy; extra. $o0e53s: eKtra family. &cs
tal.3i 4 No. l. ti.0l4i.aI clplo0 fancy. &iok*s.2a
' GItAls-Whoat steady: tl,G Corn tsrhs No. white.
Oc do nlixotl. 7Ic. Oats auLcss M. whlse tot do
Mixed !ts ostoady n.Id nnchansSd No. =; at;s1
Hulk nienls eteadYt th,tnldarr nusnali clear rib.
lg{c; clear llsic Ilaeon atentyi al'uudoEa: nAcl
WuiEkl-E.h
, 1881-09-26
PHILADELPHIA.

Fmft.At,ELrHtA. rh. Sept. 2t.-Ffntfn-Quiet but
nr,n; Minnesota oxtrns. s'7a3Aei: Ohio fany, s'So
Esyu0t Indiana iatn,l5. iaacy, tSs winter patents.
tAntas.lo, Minacsnia patent process. H@ss2n. lsYe
Hour t1rmor at ej:1H.
ti1tAsS-F1rmcr; MOL rod. scptAmbcr. s1a643 ~;
october. s..A1@&l.E November. 81 So'k7 tNn9t De-
cerabes q kH4tat.st TORN ~ good demsndi Wtstnrn
I 6elahs; l. So91mS15 sos1 annaa ~
NJ. . nhlte, 459salsos M. ~hlte lshc' rejected.
&Gi{e.
isInvIstuNA-rrru and mnchtnRnd. .-
Hl'TrEH-Cholca untstad. ukhors easier. PFccs
utsrhnnRed.
Ed0s-.cnrro md trrn3 Tic. ..,,,,
CHHEsn-Acarcn and HrF1t creamery. f33E}to.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
WHtsKf-Ht"adY md uhchanEo6. -
HECEtt+rA-FIpIr. 1ttD bEiet whtnt buV Do{ cotus
IL mn hii Dhts Itt0 Nu.
SAtrMxSTs-W heat. s9.HN In,
, 1881-09-26
ST. LOUIS,

1T. I.orts. Sept A.-fLorn-Qulct and Unclaimed.
GnAtS-whuat higher md firm suf future; caah
slow and easy: M. red, ttfsdLs lid oasit. Il. i
&lls4 DetOburt tl.s1kat.f|t November; &LsIA .63s&
Decembor: No. i do. H.3l&laaEf; M. do. st.:.ss
bid. Corn dull; seH 7fo cnsh, tx'l4S6Ac octobor'
!<aaS Soycmoer ,1.fsNnc I Deseintcs: r., ''
nsGenlher. Ryu slew ns slU51l.0@4. nnrley M
chnnKtd.
lEAn-flrm ht 51Sc.
Ht.TrEH-tAtHGr; dairy, 031c.
Esi9K-Unchanuut.
W1tiRKY-9teht,y ut $l.M. . - 49,.
FiaWisiuSY-41lst and unchanged, very litslo
dBnB. ..
KErsllTA-Flqur. h0U hrisf wheat. :a.GN BY: corn.
5ayU hu. oats, bn: rye. 5Hn bn, harley lbU By.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., HUI ltras whDnt II GU hu; cnrt1.
2t09 bu; uats, o9 bu; rye, l,n but bnEey LOU do.
, 1881-09-26

RnsToS. acpl. 2L-FIAttt-FfrHu. . .
GnAlS-C0rn steady; No. = md hlHh mtxoa, sGs43
TIC, nteau,, 7t&s s;d}{c no Hrndo 7tc ua.s-f>omnnd
fae ard market 1rEl: Mis- and extrn whlte bs6s;e
No white, isJiGts5os No. mixud and No. white. 81
<1S1G. .
cNIiTrEn-SIDdernto demand.
Ut3lIfB unchanged. -.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., t7t11 bFls and a.1D1 zacks; cosn
42tlN bu; whHat iJ.uN bn} pnts l?.TD bM:
k1ItpAESTs Flour llU brls; corn, =. ,0 but wheat,
f,RU bp.
, 1881-09-26
1slllEIGE,

sp<eta1 Dttpateh to Ihs cateasa 1rihuAA
IlvxNruuL, Hept. observation-disclosures
ludla inuss nrmar u l9s. 1ard-Frtno Western dull
at Gls Gl.' ......,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. London. ataadJ ~ tts.
(HAlx-Wheat-No.3 ] sprlug 4Eiu9r At l0s tdi No. |
wintur steady VI LIST winter aEmas u lii. Corn
Mixed ttcntsy Ut u H. .,..
layEMpslUE, sspt. A-1l:oo u m.-FLuup-Amse-
loan, 1uk GddAlSa. ...'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ID 6d0lls ldl wh,to, lls ID
otis Id; spring. 10lh u, club, llEells dl Oorn, d
i}Sd. ... .S
i'MuvlstnSs-iArd. ca I'd. Pork, 6oa.
The psUdMco markets will Geoss kt O'Clock p. u.
Monday, a u,ask Vt YesPuot to Frssdent Garfield.
Tha tnI'uwMK wcro rocelyed by tho Ehleaxu board
Ut Ttaas,. ="
ltvxNpUul, Bupt. 1k-WhsAt Ia you'd A0n,AAd md
t0liiln9 npwAsaa rod wnt0r. ~ llt M. sprlnY
ID 1dt No do. Ws torn In good domand u d a4d.
lus1uas O euR1t-Wuat In you'd lealuhd and ststnH1
NJ s5x an ca!ttatNa I'd adTa;SYa 7, s; ~; tsa wEer
Wheat iY Ruul denlkha and ts4d!uR np.asc' NJ,
tD5.ux adt zAce1 u M And TOD Winter "! l.0nd04> "a
ioxel ut uis Vi. Uacun-1 q, ~ *d H. e.. BIZ. Tat
, 1881-09-26

BALTIMORE, fett. 3t-FLDEIt-F1rm and active.
URAtS-Whsut-Wotte htxher. but inactive: No.
winter rcd. Bput and september sis6li; Ortobus.
sl4734BLs7.4t November. tL3l:491.5ihs Docasobes.
ft1la,fG.1. .sa7t. Cust1-Waatcfn hIuher and quiott
mixed. stlut md Se;,tGnher. s4c: Octnhnr s{4ttkc;
NUvcinber. 1rAbT ttc; necr1nhcr. aH$1Sfc OAta
stsndy. 1sye sten1y ut tlUjtllh. %
itAf-Stfniy ana urtn.
I'HtjvEYjUNf-Firnt and without change.
HtjTTkN-k1FMs Western Hsnts. lHH4ld.
EtIGH-fllxhBr ut 2!C. ~
i'KTRutETM-tlul and UNCHANGED.
i tiRlcENiES-tunta quiet. sugar ttm.
NulHkY-pnlGt.
FltElGlfTS-ltnChAnggd. ... .-.
itGrEiprs-Fl0ur, 3,4H brlas wheat monet corn.
Hlfss hu. ~.
, 1881-09-26
TtTF7l{T

PEORIA. ILL.,, Ecrt. A.-GNAtE-CoEn drm; hlRh
mixed, s5yen,Hc; mixed, ads6s&a. Onts active md
higher; Nu.1 white 45iG8451ac. Hyc QUOT and onsys
Nj, al $tIkg3tsl.aA
tiItHwtSEh-UnchAn NJ tlA-
NKcElirrn-Whent, nonul cusn, 31.5U but oats,
st. lii lui re. B.tA1} baftpyt Lon bu .,. .
SlIVMESTS--W WLeAt, t.ut1 bli gdrE 3{sJQW tut oat*,
UeD tut rye, ~ bu; bhrleY. hpAe.
, 1881-09-26

C1aCuiT CounT-lubGE MonAN--S. II. bleCraa
4 Co. We. Canadian bunk of Commerce.: verdict
el,;llu, and motlon for now triul.
, 1881-09-26
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following were tho receipts and shipments
OF leading urtsclcs Of proucu III tho city during
tho twcnty.r rnur hours ending ut O'clock
Saturday morning and for tho corresponding
tins Il year l40;
, 1881-09-26

TOLEDO, o.. Sept. es.-t'aAtN Whont stron4,
No. rod, spot. tit.l bid; 0osobor, s.45As Noscm-
tcr, q. ~; Duccnstur, tl.a. Tern ssrunss high
mix %. tp}Sc: Nos. .poL Ecs UutubcF E1, Novcm-
ber tic. Oats nrtu; M. white, 45c.
hEcEtFTs-Shcnt, Il. b.GD Gn, corn, lAOO0 hu: oats
stsi:aE aESrs-wheat laU10 bu; corn. 1000 bu, oats.
7.ilD TIL
, 1881-09-26

HurEAxo, N. T., Sept Zi.-GIlAIx-Whe&t nce.
lactod. Corn dulj making 7lai saIsa OF October al
T1xAT23k Oats nominal
CANAL ENEtUMr8-Lowort corn, EAc+
, 1881-09-26
UNITED STATES COURTS.

; The Massachusetts Mutual Lifo.Insurance
Company huenn n suit Saturday for 81 ,oo0
agaillat thu County Of Kanknkoc.
Matthew anti n. y: Boiler brought suit for
SO, ,000 NgNttlst tho Town uf Roberts.
, 1881-09-26
1rsEATS.

All tho courts and clerks' offices will bo
closed totay.
:: Ii tho lt,cl suit OF John Clifford, tho archi-
tect, against 'Willtam II. Drnke, Judgo
nluraii Saturday granted n new trial. Cliff
ford recovered 4 judgment for 5000 Inst
aprIng.
, 1881-09-26
COTTON

COTTON,
L1vHRpoaI. sopt. 3k-C0rroN- N-ltardonInx, up*
lnnds 7Au, Dr!sans. 7u, sslns+ JVn oalusi spsous'
uoh sxEntt, aunt Amarcan 7.lD.
Ngw UMLtASs, sept. 3L-coTroS-fIrni1 mid.
dltus IlHa, low do, lkot gouA url!aasr o1 net eo-
csipis AU0 bales; Ksoss, 4zlst satss. 10ni stDea.
III. Louis No.. Rapt. 4L.-Corr0K-iiIxheF, mid
dilaa ilf<u ssIua, Ju GA1oat Fee0pts s,U shlRmenu
2UbI; stock, 14UA
, 1881-09-26

uysnppsIn. hiIiousness, nervousness, aud mia
prn6laness all cuTGd with tlvp llttcra.
, 1881-09-26

Win tho purposo OF doing away with the sharp
hitherto % ss.'s str ss,rosn sn. nn;
*ssts .ss's n.y. q e mssx'a r.! atns corn:
sen!, fo,nes. Tho ny me,e t. :eea,c +. ! Tho
onrs" sas RI
ins.i,saI. ,hrinka*a u va'ue'. Sellers hororar'
md thor speedily eruau'sc TOR detpnsc II waA de-
cioeh that By tunu bnek thoir cattle Tor tuw AYs
npaec. and would thus b. broaahs to terms. Iat
t"r 'b,unn%. NJ nncn n,cH IN ,ho Vast for
ti,s ensasea sp4oe The roYors tiorefora concluded
fa,ss s 's:sMa.bsa ~ tNs synacass ill., lid !ato hsif
mantnx % tHe .lustoa tnn M9ntrra! Gas.ii. .a,t:
::; u! & ~:
i"rnSri5 sxissd br,wsen sh"se Vii" NJ. forn' ths
ryd!tnic is tt ssstr airancrd BY " tho NOM
ssY,. ensnis e VIC
iso vs e " tSnry 03 'o' 'n' OF whom
iat sas,!s hsa rs e.. tsnl. y sd
T; g. q as @sst
~ ae @
s j II saSs a",
y fslr aua!l.los masis W ,9 lal"r rars q. t.o *
5 sS s;
WMs = ehrltknHa IN values OF ffasn !ottAE.
with a. etnk's exferttto 70 Mhny cnttie "nfo
never before rtrelTcd IN .Ifs week. thlt
Iew rsst.i%s rys, r@n,,in4 q ste ys;!;
es!rsme a ses rs,'ss M % ssut Ts slshs,s r!,es
VIZ ~ ~ ,rs,h.,s + III n hcn nYmraxS ;,ii ill.,
Must pf The tranI wn. ut Eitt3 tu) fur NGstntns:
st!!e Gssse5, @ stSss s' saa i ;gg'ss
'.e'f' hs "eok e'Ssss a. os' a' s@' ''1s'
gxtrn 1.rcre.-st.err weighing jR0lbs md
aGWntIs 81 l1an Il
es",eg ssegr Tisinr II III
Good lsoGyus--N 0t.fntLeneh stcafs NufRlI-
tnE lay - iU t9A IL
MGil9m 1 e " H. III ms he> "sen
tL ~ .;rr ana
baten0le StuekI.i!nt ~ S !t E, StGGts o
eo.nnn ~ snp,Se cn"1 H ."f e'tJ F'""seE' n
~ r. ~ r tnt;i ~; .tU,; iii
st9cn ~ Gains-Consf'oh ~ eau'e "rsenha y"
lv -
, 1881-09-26
Ie1iILRO<lD 1IlEE-TlDLE.

A R1l1vAL AND DEPARTURE OF
~ TRAINS = EArLANArluS 0v UtErEn.NGH
MAnkh-t Saturday rxesptcd. SUNDAY oxcopted.
3i0nday 0xCaptCd. fl)a!tT.
ChlcnEn =: Northwestern Railway.
fnr a!npa 1l1ef ards Sleeping Lar Accom- modatlons
and dnpot oornor 81 Walls aud kins,e .AtS.
, 1881-09-26

INDtAVArOL1S,
lNntASArol.tH, Ind, sopt- 3L.-QHAtN-Wheat
aronx, sl.4f9l4t Corn strouv, 61AS0sc. Oats nFa1
&3GkAc.
, 1881-09-26
DRY 1Ot1tl!

Nxw YotIk, sepL- 4L-1'rado limited In naoss dcpa
nSr Mspy hoasss GosiaH s.t s!s n3SEs noon
, 1881-09-26
ny TELE1lsApN.
NttNv vNf1E

Tb tho 1J'tsser1 1ttoetattd rrttE
New Ynnx, eopt *l.-Goverhmcnt wore quiet
nnd stcGtfy. "
stato bu,lds iyore strong ut III, advance OF 40
!. nor acuL for Arknl.s,ls and Tennessee Issues.
sinuoy, 4dD8 per annum and 1-ui per d!ntn.
closing it i. Prime mercantile pMpur. 6e10.
Sterling exchange, sixty days, steady ut 4s0a;
1QMlud, 4H4i.
, 1881-09-26

TUttIsENTISE,
wtLMIsGr0S. Sept A-sr111Ta ~ TuaPEHTthh
UNCHANGED,
, 1881-09-26

OSWE1U.
OxwE0o, N. r., sept. 1A-uHAtI-WheAt staad
Corn qulutt No. 3held ~ no.
, 1881-09-26
en bushels per ncre: Had the area nf tho crtp

f.t.fS - - Bf,1E
ri 1SH5 t,.,ot, ei.i4io9 acrcs, tho nRgrppaso nt
tho ernp nt tho sHre r,tn 0f yield for TINT yGHr
wusild nave bGfn i.ktl:ttD!U1 Gsstncts, mla ~ pfr
This y :. 1 n,,t.a ~ ia lsaais IN, thn tr nrnt
of cuniiinft shNi represent Tim yjcih III cnct, |
year. whiGh 1nny Or rnhy nut N The ChEE. There
u undoubtedly very ut't'alerneln nt1ln'he ot
~ ~ ~ TX 1p .r.n ~ l., ,I,tna T.. tSa ,;s;
jl,io rupp[y Of 2i,Mo,OQo bliafcIs. Much Ut tho |
lima IN tho Krcnt .Rr',wnE States III tho
West y nlnyin!. one tu thres. lcnt lt!ler!nld "
thn III rto wrnun H. ia snt,i,iIa, ri i,,ir srnx
vclt shNt,gd t1y tho RrDwinv uOr,, 'i'hn t,rotm.
ttlcs nro tint III soils Of this description tho
aro1th n3s not enuseh so Gn t'atnnRn az W'.n
~ w ntnp e "y ,, ,n
=. NJ. WV ~, n',.'. $1,000 49,.
1ho staln III taa i'atnn"fe cl"s"tot7 "a' 1e
Gently declared subject to Increased rHttS nF
sturaRs wf1eroupon tho baltimore Corn and
rto,,r Exuhnuao nppointod n committee 10 SEQ
Noont II. Iao oomm'ttca fepoftea tnat mey
inuna IL 1Mpossto!c 70 ona "ents.' ,, '"e.s ~. , ,'
ine propretors Of tue oo'nF met g ny
facts woro. however,, that Mt tho tI,no tho extra
storage no,ica wna issucd tho stock of Rra!n in
the Cnntuu Flo yator was tctwcen 1O00,D00 and
l1A) 0 bushels. md tho number 1T ears Oh tho
,rock. l,y thoIr own s.atcmgnts near Jiultlmorc,
wn. 1.sCI). that on sept. IN tho stock nns be-
,wrcn 6Mlotu and Gis,000 I,,,shcIs. leaving II cn-
pacity Of over 6Oo.U0 bushels uroocupiot, and
only ak ours rcmntntpx OF, tho track destined 10
~ iuto the elcyniors-tho nmount In transit nt
,nt o~no.d,ns * nm ,s,.bci. thus showing n 70.
,,,ot,o,, In stocb AZ ohout kn, etl, hua1,es. In.
III. ~ - ,tf. ,,..Inos T., ~. 1 -nal M ~ I'm.
o''to .Ao !""u.'n3 S""A" ~ " ''
loro nneht'ohe'. . ,.
Iuo aaFaslcea r'tcs VI s'or"Ro n@so poe"
tNkgn on, 80 thr m applics 10 gram hOw!y re.
cevri tntn stOrc, hut uro still In force OH Kr'n
ntrea,ly tn store Mt tho date OF tho order: a 1t
ta Int1rnntrt, TINT s,,ts will In entered for tho
n,,n,,,,t mid rvor tIo rcv,,Iar rntcs T,,,o cntr.
',.. tr.s - -. r,,t.,1,,.. .t,., ro,,t,,t1,t, ,,r
m'ttee oheeeu tae 'o''ow'n8 sa"tp sesout.'" ~
INC suo1cc1s "n'eA Is unasFssooa ~ n"s' oeo'
hdopted:
Resalptd, Tint IN tho opinion Of the Bohrd OF
Directors Of tho Corn md Flour ExchallYe tho
oo,trsc pursued " the l1a!t!m9ro Eles9tor GoMi.
yr 1y nna 1b i uMse njss 5
t. Fl e. }f:ssIs + sas v sss ;s:s
r. ss E
& ss ssss1y ;; I: ss',oss ~ ., III,
ror. e Of fo Hntwerp ~ for iso contnins tho figures
showing tho movement Of brcad..uns In tho
Dss sS,ti Sas aso sao S s.te. wases al . SaSn @ ya
nations ct tho movement Ut Aat%srp tor ,no
sss;ss ::: :;: r; e :.; 4: Verify
PROVISIONS.
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, 1881-09-26
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, 1881-09-26

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, 1881-09-26

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, 1881-09-26

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1lDus0, md u t'nrnt+tt, .
, 1881-09-26

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e-Un saturday nstlt rims tn eeurih DnlY.
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Union llepoL Hla.o snd TwsIksh.sta. All Stnt1.st,
cars run To tho psnot, aid Wcntrnrt'av. cars pass
within nne bi1ck Tlekat nrlcea. y south Ctask.st.
Palmer Il1use, and urand rhci!o Hotel.
, 1881-09-26

HAt;GiSu-tn this branch Of trutf0 thGtc was only
noerat 10 activity. rs!ces romancd scndY hnd hs1n.

NUTFEit-FItmnHka alI11 p0FvAtttk fhl3 'nAekets
Thefu no abnt eniont Df the dumAsd and but hiaht
increase IN tho supply. therefore hnffcrT find 1t an
easy matter Il, sustain tho lately Hhvancad prices.
Thero wero uItel sales Of fancy creatnorr nt aic.
Wo HtlII quoio: '..
i.rra,utry. choice. ...aK1 common grades iaal
tfenul'y fnir 10 you'd Packing sioux A3
1in&ry tibles.. !taa2 80
1lairy fn!r to you'd. .2ltt.tI
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1881-03-01
State News.

The faculty of Wesleyan University have
suspended 10 sophomores for the rest of the
year, who were engaged in the row Tuesday
night.
wealthy New Yorker has promised that
if the town of Putnam will raise 800, 900
for the extension of the Pascoag road to
Putnam, he will subscribe $3.50, 900 more
toward it.
The missionary society of Connecticut has
been prohibited by an agreement from draw
ing from the fund of the American Home
Missionary society. It distributed $66,O13
last year, and aided 80 churches in the State.
The little town of Unionville has been
spared thus far in its history the infection of
lawyer, and probably will be for some time
to come, as young Middletown attorney
who came there recently and stuck up his
shingle has been arrested for disturbing a
Methodist meeting and fined ST and costs.
Officers of the New York. Boston, Albany
and Schenectady railroad have recently visit
ed Danbury and are sanguine of the early
completion of the line from Danbury to New
York, following in part the route of the old
Northern and Housatonic road, and connect,
ing with the Second avenue road in New
York
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1881-03-01
Change of Fingers.
A Novel Surgical Experiment which Tw
Men Undergo for Money.
from the Cleveland Herald.

A Novel Surgical Experiment which Two
Men Undergo for Money.
[From the Cleveland Herald.l
Yesterday a report reached the Herald
regarding peculiar treatment on the part of
q resident physicsian. DIR. Banton was found
at his Office, and to inquiries from the visitor
made the following interesting statement
'sFor some years have made the subject
of ENGRAVING one of study, and SO confident
was 1 that it could be performed that on last
Wednesday morning l determined to make
the venture. Frank and August Filler, aged
respectively % and %, for a considerable sum
of money were prevailed upon to subject
themselves to the ordeal, and at 8 O'Clock
myself and assistant amputated the little
finger through the shaft of the second pha-
langes of tho right hand of August, and the
analogous finger on the person of Frank, en-
grating the part amputated from one person
to that of the other, putting four sutures
in each The fingers were dressed, and the
men departed with strict injunctions to say
nothing about the matter, and to return on
Thursday morning to have their fingers re-
dressed. During the operation quite an
amusing accident took place. The little
finger of Mr.. Frank Filler had been ampu-
tated, wrapped in a towel, and placed on the
steam heater. My assistant, in looking for
something to wipe the blood from his hands,
took the towel not noticing the finger.
When came to look for the finger, after the
one on the hand of August had been ampu-
tated for the purpose of placing it on his
stump found it gone, but after an anxious
search of a few minutes, happened to
glance in the slop bucket, and saw it floating
on the surface It was quickly rescued.
placed on the hand and bandaged.
1.-The entire operation performed in
less than an hour without the of an
aesthetics or of stimulants Notwithstanding
my expressed wish, the men went down
street, exposing themselves to the rain and
dampness, and at every opportunity told the
wonderful experiment. contrary to my in
functions, desiring to make nothing public
until the experiment was proven beyond the
possibility of doubt.
''Twenty-four hours later the men re-
turned and had their fingers redressed, which
were found in very promising condition,
notwithstanding the exposure that the men
| had subjected them to. There was union
of the parts and partial circulation, giving
| normal appearance to the finger as far
| down as the mail. The continuity seemed
perfect, and one of the men said that he had
sensation in the member. propose to watch
| the cases and give them my most careful at
tentiOn.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1881-03-01
ASH oNlC

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TONIC Increasing the strength, obriGting the
sfect8 Of debility, and restoring healthy functions
WEBSTER.
For Indigestion, and Dyspepsia,
the many forms of Liver Complaint,
Impure and Impoverished Blood and
Functional arrangements attendant
upon Debility, and for Building up
the weak, Ash-Tonic is doubtless the
most prompt and certain remedy yet
devised. In LIZ lib. bottles, 10 cents;
Six Bottles, S.. Accredited Physi-
clans and Clergymen, who may desire
to test the Tonic, will be supplied with
not exceeding six bottles, at one-haf
the retail price, money to accompany
the order Sold by Druggists, and by
l.. B. Dewey & Co, 46 Dey ST., N. Y.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1881-03-01
ENTAuR
Iiniinent.
The most Powerful,

The most Powerful,
Penetrating and Pain-relieving
remedy ever devised by man. 1t
soothes Pain, it allays inflammation, it
heals Wounds, and it cures
RHEUMATISM,
Sciatica, Lumbago, Sca1ds, Burns,
Stiff Joints, Cuts, Swellings, Frost
bites, Quinsey, Salt Rheum, Itch,
Sprains, Calls, and Lameness from
Gny cause. Sufferers from
PAIN IN THE BACK,
Fever Sores, Eruptions, Broken
Breasts, contracted Cords, Neu-
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and owners of horses, planters, me-
chanics, merchants and professional
men everywhere, unite in saying, that
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, brings relief when all other Lini-
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tions have failed.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1881-03-01
New Discovery.

The new and simple treatment for catarrh,
asthma, bronchitis, eyes, ears, etc., used at
1O6 Grown street, corner of Temple, New
Haven, is giving general satisfaction Open
only three weeks with 40 gentlemen and SO
lady patients already. All those who are
under treatment feel satisfied of cure very
soon, as the medicine reaches the seat of the
disorder at once. No one can understand
this remarkable and simple treatment with
out calling and Witnessing its effects upon the
mucous membrane of the head, throat and
lungs. Open Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday of each week. f2-dtf