davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-10-27

tho 'ahoat prco bt Tho day, leaving m s,nowat it.
regular. M. white. M having bren tn VERY slncs
rc9ach hrs boon quoted Kcueralty cheaper, nbnt -
hc = ltt. md focaa NJ tin tulIna ngnsos. sprna
wheat ,aa bcnH in ntH!ornta ,lunn Mt nhont 1rny.
nua ptrcs. shfrs rcpJrird " i+Huug In. No.
rgd November ht &tYf thtfnH NJ tf4J{ n,'w rutG;
t,hsrhtcd w1ita ut ell7.1A!4k. ns To HHn1lty. M
red at md nHw rttH ht tt+1a claiming nt ti.laf
new rna and &a)}a nla rula: do nctutrr Hw ht ta9
atief. closau A. .s,d nnw rntcs Il" Snvr,nr new
An,t Old ruins ut eif95siiJyf. ciusng ut a. t4t h md
{I1 h.kH.1, now rNns do l)ncltnbnr npttt,ns+
few nnh otsl rnics. al shd2}&91.S3ki.
clnsfnR Mt sl.G3ld now Tntes IN tnninry ns
H5sth. closing Mt Il 1T; iu steamer UrnH nj IT, fSt
M. rcd Mt *t.t!, unEct' rcd At ti.t,@ti1s ~ I"
HnaIitys No. Chicago sprlng Erm sttru ut &I.ii Now
York NJ. spring nj flt7! ~ III i a *rx nj t1t1s
nngt1dcd sprfnR nj s1.lGu1"7. Corn-A much ycster
llnu. At .chernY ht3hr though shrlnho, rrces. thu
a'n fnr ti'o tay having hcen 'si"ut 1fa1s per hts
Thu Western ncs0nhts wtre ihuciI mora fnsnEHh1.
10 speculative haeyn1tcy. rho NoycInhGr md
alaeunshtr n'ttnns III No. wtrc tin prominent
fcnuros III Tho days 1ra'flhs t'ca rcrtea Ut aa,-
U1hn. Mtxnh WESTERN ul,ttnded al EI7.c. IN tt
UAsltiy Hnl c,E,sslOn n .nr fNt Ut now Grnp weHt
nj t''scls Now f"ra slnanIr nxod ut 'u4st1{s. S,.
whl'n tonut l;,tDl bH nt iltat;;e, yelDw itcawuro
nj o tbw nlI1uA nj ilu. tnts Tnlsr ncy1 and Huoct
generally n trlfie htrHnGor, t'iu.H,', Irregular.
Tho tinband Inns lHeh tUAlfy eltttiila-
tlyo sa'cs rr,r,ttod vi :sahM tl. Wh|tn westnr,f
'tnHrahr ut ta Jtst, III tu 'l,ait'y. ixc Wr,tctll
nnRmt!ud III h3tsc wilite Httte ut ai"5ic! n.iSctl
stnte 'lonia's Sna Chicago pot'r tH cfnco nt Aias
~. lEyp uu!et but tlr,n cae-tnts II 'r-t'y F1uck
frum track. dnck Hll atI'nt nt tI.r'ftie': lont"i
0nutcd nj .fpit!.us. isnrinf AruE. hd wHntca. No.
;,'s 1s,%5s% & rss % Of '" fSS Sst!cads f';as
s:}sy ss''ss :"$s' $E';s S'se @
!45. isS;sst,.r ;aS ...ysry; r!;!s u .*a'r"
'ir; s''S, ; @ \ IT, ;; @ IA :%;
nE
, 1881-10-27
OFF FOR Japan.
4 AJnpnnche Grati,tutc ot Eansur and yIcr
f'olH HpnhlUnn.

4 Jnpnncse t;rati,tutc ot vaasnr and r1cr
Colupnn nlunn.
s"n rt""e.s, rs,"nitt.
The steamer Ugeutli1, on her last westward
frfp. tnnk. ~, 1n,arj afiss Srtrn Norul n
,,"t; ~ rst,, '.,,',., a., ' - e.' ~
lh'lf.ol iuHn' n"4'a' ~ st"Fs VI ng"' Who
WIS bfhlt;'l' 10 lfi's country tb0tlt tel years
ng0 BY Mrs. dc f.onK, fw.oso husband WIS
then Minister 10 C|l,ut), In cDu1nauy will, II
rous,nrn,,lr ,,,,,n1,nr ,,f In,u..., ,.j,t, .nnt
!" thia n,"'r w. -. v%pe,. ,,ats ,tr,. s.,s se
~ ihss COUNTY, ny he!r u'eefflfiest
10 be edtscatcd. S1tssl Nagnt found
u hume In tic family Of John s,
e.. Ahntt. nr Nnw Ijnypu ,v,,arn eliza
ro,,.,tJ NH M, ,;,, .f ~ tto,,i' T.. ,S-s
.e'''''"a NUN ~" t'u.c "t ~ oe'tt''' III ,o'u'
throttgh hef connection WITH the Abbott
iuMtiy she cpnle ittu c}Ose association with
,,l,rr fuuf,ms 1fstrnrv families nr Ncw E,,.
1ion,t ",,,t tn,Il,al In, s,.,rit ~ ..,t -. tho
s'au.' ..'u '.nous" a,.o ~ wv ~ .lo
!!aoits Hia CUSTOMS VI ,llase Will whom she
lived. She fsca',e acquainted with Long
feIIpw's family. aid formed nlauy d1ar
friends uunup Tin, N.w tnrIon,, ,,,rjv ,rI,o
rsor ,,1zrI h ,fn y,,,,,r f,,rrIerr ic cl,mr,,
ri n swrnt tr,,. IN; ,,lsrtinnn}e nnt'irn ' NJ.
rn,nnauIrt h. XVI rT: T t,a,;t,,i t,ifts '"'"'s' az
tit"r Sir s.sn,t,s ,t.nati, In 1911, t,r.
Nagai went to yossSr S Uoifsrs; e. wsrc ,si ss sj,s
r.niaI,,,l m,uil I'm cIo,c nf III. IN 4 s,3",j @
remr' hnvIn,. nra1i,n,r,] n ,bnrnn,r,i ...i,nlat.
IL ,n',si. nned n,,,'Irs.i ,i,arsrv n,fn,,unas
~ !, h;"i' "tIne @ MIN il ',n" = ,,rn,f',t t,,r
, 1881-10-27

Dir: Edmund fntes writes Il, ths l.o,uun uur't
u. follows Hbout lle now tlross vntornl movement
w,iDn II ronortesi H. b0 tusL assuming tho d.
larnsipns Ut IL soc1al craxg, :" | h:lti hcurtl u.l
rtl et tho tJMIes' Ilruss ttGforIn Association,
with l.uy l!hrbertun fur fts high i,rlnstrsa; Gvt
hull uu !dGn tho seturM bal made auy practical
pEogress III IsItKAnd I'LL lust wuek, wrn ;lcttl-
hlly twice stumbled AHalnst 1Adlcs In tho now
KArt In tho streets ur f4ot,dun.-Uun III lIuntl
street anu tho othgr III Cromwell rand. We'll,
nth bound t suy like 1t. lp l>0 sure. tho lnd!es
hapI'o,lc.l To sre l 1t wcra both hnndanno aud
!!ut reilly In ttsclf there hppcnrs nnthlnK nb-
tributes 70 freedom Of !nnvf!nont. aud, I
y for ~ thn world Ika u rl,lipE.hal,!t c1lt
short lust nbn'o thu al,klu, exhibiting merely
INV cxtrsm!tles Or the trousers. must lnt.sl'
tiUn th0n. t,nly lnate. Of tho dress anil Helner
Farmehta bc!ng ln cloth. lhosa *aw wero nf u
black RrocaucA SILK Btn1 shAt Fell gracefully,
nnA looked quits ladyltEe. Irous"Ts::wGr0 thus,
win long skirt over Them. ars vcry ltIoroMa
tr0sil tAa loud fnlgnr lsEo0alcr eox{H!ne I'll for"
er e!ft'rts In this direction; and 1t IL Just pos
slbla TINT tho r1forH! uay snread. Hut sutln 10
It must come from uboyo. Glse society Will not
lu1p It un any consideration. 1T The LRGtcs'
Uress !tQtorHI Association tnlY be SpcIi spGCt
iueh Ut th1 rational tlteas,' As 1t IL cAllu! ~
this tho tr,uHers arD n,auu very wide. WIN y
deep tlouigv ut tho extremity. which conInness
with tho skirt worn over th0m ~ tnat ~ ~!
or.ttnury situations l!u ygrAoii could puSslnly
dress Of Il Lady,
, 1881-10-27
SERIOUS OBSERVATIONS
On L[f,c nnd Things,
Ohio seems tu l'ustcr Republican Ideas.

Ohio seems IL foster Republican Itteas.
IN Ilelrcss can Atlorl to wear anything,
from n liatrflll fluwn 10 Il love nj IL bollncl.
Sunni mon rely OIL truth, SUMO real lio on
fAlscIloot, wh!lu others reel high on whisky.
Some niggers' honesty Is rcgger!a.ed .aost-
Il sfose. ss "0 BUNK u ~ '"f' '0's'~""ee'
When heavy SHOWS otlca again block Wa
tlry by hight.
.An impecunfuus lawyer cut Ills tl'ront with
u razur. IL was II san!llU Of his ruling pitsslon
FOR sharp prilGtlcr.
What. will Arthur .lo. with ConkliMg? or
wlnt IT.. VT. II con,!InE e. TO with Arthur: Which
court rcporls will tto 1t, t;cneytevo Ward
scsI,s !. ',o ;let,srgiae9 that thu public shall
l.vt lIu draw tho Vlre.l Presidents SALARY,
n1M caro- not low my critics draw ulelr con.
cltlsiUhs.-DHttND Duhty.
\ prfze-tiyhtcr Inns secontl, we snpnose.
tccause WHEN l,e gets kluCkea out Ut tiuI0 q
secol!t will bu Of grcnt Importance.
Mark tl,e nristucratie upstairs win talk Of
"1!untl." Their ANCESTORS WerU probably
nothing but lIart-w0tkIng butchers.
4 tnelu. antl lead coffee lor breakfast
W"rn nico wlltu tua wcats,nr WIS hot;
Hut NOW GO'l'ta tho brown hsn or tic becfsteAk.
And ct'igue frutn tho sii,g.n9 put!
"'lHcd 10 tnarth of t>9solcr, Abrnm studon'
Snvr vr aEot g shty,'rs nrs 1f A. FdS so.
tug house, lu0l Chatham slrcpt, kuW York.
1t l,ns otten h'cs, sa!l That. Americans run
everything Into ttU ground. nlul yet lett.-
Ernph tiH tHlef!snlIe wires continue tu mako
TIC nverllenu p0rtlon OF our city luok liku a
mosquito list,
l'hsro WIS us o!1 mud uf )noll!u.
WIN BLrGb ffp.f it tAiu SI.ht Nt Il HDGIubs
, 1881-10-27
A N1urriedl Woman LrnvgH llor 1fuH-
band ana t:ocA to san Trnsic3sco with
u Married IInu.

A F1urried woman Lunvcs Her 1I,.-
band ana Aoca to kun Truslcascu with
u Married IJnu.
Htr l,ri: Yrh,unr. t,ti FL
Tjn ,letaiIY haye inst ,.t,n,,, IN iirht nf tho
1,,,,n,,,,,,t ~ ~, u,,9.i,I.t,.,, t'.., n.''
t....,.,' " W. "iio ho''. ptouA~
s'l Will lrlelid oi lier 1itlShalhl, ais 0t ttlo
pursuit Of tho liusbu.d MID Ills efforts to
bring Ilcr 10 fnst,cp for lIer misconduct.
lain Eronxc tbo L,ehup,, i, n toii h,,,I.
" ",.,"., ~" ,'l',.' ap"", S%'' .n1iN
sohaa l''a!'' anu ll'laoF-se1'ef' vi returls-
lug l!olle ono evening curly lfl September.
llu fou1ltl tllut his wife, wl.unl u lind sent to
i,nd not ruru1l s,e % I'n, t"hen % ~ i,cr i som Il
years y;I o. o. I'VE, WIN ! ,er: on yislt'lE the
s1,.k.1 a]l Of tho deposit. An intimate
:. " .,tia NV ''9, " ,, "'"u " nIai u'"i. ~
v" ~ s.iis' Haa utslppeafca. CONNECTING
tho simultaneous disappearance Ut both, Mr..
Freesa employed II detective to linI his wife,
lJuou uscar,nJnlny thc urohoh1J,tv thnt ,i,.v
mi ,r<,,," ~ e., ;,rn,',,,. t..t .s4o,
luz !. so"o ~ o"' ft'i'c'aco, uesetl lptIoh OF
tneht WIS forwarded t0 that city. Up1n this
thu paEr was Identified rs inylng been regis
terett urttnr tlta numn af ID. i. 1.in,,tn mn,
,yiy., ~ tho s.tr,.'n'. r.tY' r. ,I-.'', 'tI.' a'
~ ~ WV f"'ettsHtt i'Ae4tllso lio@el III
'ol'tl FRANCISCO Shortly atterWAr uley
went 10 kBuplnE hutlse nj Nntutln Md Ninth
streets. Mrs. Fluesu placed $sl,Ino III tic
t;erinanln Savings I,al,k tllt Gls fund work
ut lfA trade As Il carpenter.
, 1881-10-27

.,,, considerably bottor Than tho avorsge Of tim
wn.tcrn Catt,o rho Colonel has tro wcli'atook Cd
rnfhcs-o,.o III NorthwostcEn Nebrsska md tho
rtbcr in Northern WJonana. 1'ea. rear no dtovo
Nns,n frum oregon gun hcnd WITH ths present ru II
nes hr scrsu fur Western cAtt@1 will to practically
~ am !n.s,o G !cfMnr Ihe Ftnson has hselt profit
III XII g.ss 4 eySsrs"s xs fri" MONO higher than
fpr rssn4Sri,E~VaisGs snS wors without mpnrtnnt change
a,t. .ue,rrai ,1nrxbt nhr r, int he1 was mt niGtt
sra mud 1t tHk n1i unF ~ work U TIM rnt.
r ~ .'Hsse%s nson 1'ber ri rnyes u raan % fnr
n. 1s,iyes going nvcr. W ostra hensrs thcrn wart.
Gnc fow ctiufcr tlr0FCs HGre tlIsetl nk NJ akHks
1 VI int the nln!ter Es}1u n1i,IG ~ cahlf3ihfH thnnO
sm,y cnnaIs,ed fur LIN must art 1T lnar u fait
,1n. nnt WUstctHs. Tho 1nffnrr rr1M i.rnClpny ut
faitea,iis mud tho inter 1hrRnly nt t1!,ktftk rhg
sMuiy nf rnillcrs' stuck WIN stlrL u tln nn1tihnd
,han q" ir rrerriltg tlnyF Of tic wnuk FHt hutch
" tt,i1 ind s,cktra a's1 snf' 81 rn. rn"s. tn!vrs
nyr wanted NJ Tt i4i.rCa nr NJ tiMHti rDr u lin
tnr y.sI. ind III t1&ttllU nor t,aA tor s,cSgrs
rhn scnefhl nnrAot closed dHlrt.
ultIrATIHSs.
v,,rn t,cpyas-stcuss wetsh'ng fAu lfis aud
r%nrs SSvs:- :-"fli. Jill, lind. .wuil-fnrinGd
wn!sSE ~, +, @ 1;,n ,ts.r: :i, a
f'nTa 'tnS Hj i; s III. ha5
mn X, l., ss lhs A0sb
Rssr. s"rf 9f ;r. ;r ,'g sis15f rss,,Inf IT,
S9nsIs SSnlnns iii i, iai lis. :53a1;
ft9sff f1 H.. 25a7;1
nn'Fs Ind sttIi.,wnE sircrn .....
rssH;.,g!,I IS i5s sts sj
, 1881-10-27

PHILADELPHIA. uct. N-fLHUH-DulIs MtHnesoth
cxtrAs. clnnr s71j; n Straight, ts0J; OhtU fnn,iIy
shUd, t1sts1s du c,ulsG. tst1; wfntur tatn,ts, H4
e!:0 Minnesota lmtult urucuss, cliu!ce, {9n)+ Ityu
i!0ur au9ts siueag.i1A.
GnA1S-Wilcnt lover: M. rctt. Ocloler, tI.4iGa
Lii NUrunl1ss eI.a5M. D1cen,bcs. ftIs3lY I.I18
.lH,unry. tdlJitsl5:!! Crn nte,ly; sa mixed, Ito
s!e staa.ar. TX; M. 1t; xal1 Mixed, Dutuher. p
tsi,exu. NnyanlaI isltt!a!4e1 Ilec"E.bes, T.Ae!3u
.9HtHMrS, tt tsHt* ilNel Int NllAt1yt M, Whltu
SIys N.i: Whit. 1lti!si!t! Nh. Aks.lssc.
lliInyIsi1SH-Flr1iA A!il ultuhanRed.
chA,,t :s3a.te.
ki;t;x-F1t4iii In Etud dpnlafd.
G1!EEHE-ttml1t.
lHti0ra unchanged. -.
,.!sMRllvra -fHr s,!<O brisi vhoat ..5oI but cort
ls!lU hut outs, 4thH bu.
d kltffMESTa-CUFttt IL, ,tk0 lI.
, 1881-10-27
MILWAUKEE.

MILWAUKEE, VII, Oct, .u-FLouls-Dull and tn
e4nDgG!.
tmAls-WLeat irrsRulnr, olohiug stroNv, No. >
hard nominal; No. Milwaukee,. $t.}9ll October.
al.Ht3ti S0yombor, tts5k; Iucomtor. sl:i1, .la',-
uAry. at5'tst Fobznasy, $,+4. March. s9s4. No. i
MIiwauksc, tl.5li No. ma TcIersa n"'nnah. torn
.qulVt nnd unchanged, No. 4. t2e. Oats Aiuhers M
whte. +e. ltyH qulut nhu unntAnKedi Nh h t1.a4
unfsJ .inlIs NJ: asrr!y, cash nnl NoyasaGer 9lit:
nittstnSN.-Etrm. s1ess park. s1kdu ca.tt y nh4
kpypnlleri tl7.sn .lAnAuty. ftnu stenn lard. $lt1
r4tt! aa Noxsiapef, tli7sh JannArY;,o,.
k'nKntitra Wheat to H.ll1utl. A@Sc. 49,.
l1,ull bn.
cprn, li,nU ba
, 1881-10-27
SI'. LOUIS.

IT. l.O1ffs Uct. - -FIntIlt- nHt n,sd uMct,nngott.
uRAtN}Hheht fnrly tirnt, With slight fluctuations;
M. rod. el4iti cusli. IIf SoyuMIDer, &tE5s ie-
cc,nvr, tjl January si1t february. ka!cs kt.i5k
es!ti}6 Soy4bpr,: Iccanl,ur* ! AGal5
Jn!Iuary; No. tu, fl5Aplii M. y do, tl31tyl1l3
Curu hshor. ut 1iuGltic rash, EsHsG1'kr Suyumbor
Est:at1ks t}ccen,tur u anHhEr l!st7tu Nny tints
irn nrA x!uN, ht ttL55i (n c4s, l1kr Ill Htcpntur
barley unrhlIllxeft. | .-s
1.TAH-ljHl nj Vim.
aFrIEH-HnelnllguA.
EHH Unchanged. .
WH1HkT-Stunay ut S1.lt. ..-.
'EI.us!siuSh-ltirk slow, Iubhln1 at Hits, lard
nnull,ally luwsr ~ {1h! I1ry .NlI 1ncats sn~ md
k.ti!E. I'LL .srt I,I, and {1iUA
1sNl1trH-t1bur. iru itrlx wlleNt, IHn0 bu; eHr,
4st4 by, uatH. nE Gu; tyv. hut !mr.ey, EnJ bl.
ltTiMEkTn-fl1ttr. i,Hu tElsi what. isNu hus
1lUaG.
.afltsllonl EaIt~.Whunt h!ahuri tt.4i Sosnniuur,
Si.:h Uerslburi sl.h!it, lb!js !n.nry; $Li1Hsl.A5
fuhtnnry., crn h0teti Gt!fu NUyUlntur, Gistu lju-
een,bori III January: 74tau MHy.
, 1881-10-27
NEW lltIEAES,

NEW 0NLKASH, Uet. a.--FE.ltfB-lMll, uuperAne
s'.UxtilQ.
t;lt..S-Corn dull and Eoweri 1885, Outs hi4hcE
b3'Sr.
IuHN-MEAt.-ijnlI, Ek.j.
tai0l.
l'ltuvis1uSs-l'urk tIall wtak, ma lower, N7.e0
lar 1tsi, reMvd tlurce. l:ietEJ; keE. lS]fc. lulk
lntatA uIut; Shoulders. paukul. t3(G tacolt .uat
nu sIluutsrs nr eteAs s'cs l,cru; cIuar rib. luc,
lln!lx-Suxur-cArlu unchanged. -
WilsM r,.AleHtty, Wthrrn restst!cI, u 1Nst.9
n3a!y s. rl. W ':e saxSx irreA|9;r'5; 9I.. fI
hls,'aasns dun: ql. :H;1c. Nlre cnslurt Louisiana,
ordinary ~ N!It,lg0, 4Jfa3G4iu.
ItNAS.-ElrnI " tia.
, 1881-10-27

NkW fURE, tte.. .,s-I.nsncss ,lulct Will, eoulnts-
hlon houses; iobIors retH,rt M Improvement In tito
Ursicr hrhland. Cottun got'ia-Sew business flnll;
iorIt1r UrtIGrs kucp trnhc hsbk. Prints qnrt with
nsrnts, lnbb!nK, .nrr tlinn desirat'u. tilnaha1ns
hcnyy vuUlrn rnther ansilt nFt,c t0ny, HIN.
nAl: hrnE steadily distributed; considerable neatcty
If ltnss s1nn1lus. -
, 1881-10-27
COTTON,

NEW uHLEASH, UcL .f-,GuTrUS-plle3; n,Itidng,
1ttlc: tnv O JSc; x1ud urinnsy, LUIGI net receipts,
LEU! DnlGs: exports 10 t;rtHt t}rltaln t coasnIsr
fHEl; kAtx+ Htht, Etuck, I;tistL
SC. liitI4 ik.t. .-ls,ICuStnigtf n}fddilrE, IL [c:
tWn* ~ l,ns; receipts. .,4U Gachs shipments,
bales; stouk, EljW bmles.
, 1881-10-27

EtYFAtO. y. T.. Ucs. as.-t1HAIS-Whoat auInt
ana fowrr 0,uti bt Nh sluri lul1tli Mt sl.'t b9
Earn susett H.n In mixed Wusicrf, Mt ftSc. Oats
nralrcLru: Ryn ntEact1 l}nrloy n1XfoctoA,
CAS.iL ftElGtrs--}acG Gaslur,
, 1881-10-27
11E't'ftN1ttt.

fIETIOtt. Mfcl. Uct. Observation-Disclosures.
tittslS-W1tnt ussar 3Itlu quiet: NJ. white. cash
and yc..r, spizk: S,yen,lssr *i7}4, Uce1nlcs s1s,
JMnnnry. sfs!,t; February. fIIj'i; NJ. ! wlt.tv,
Hnttinni.
ltECEtIsrE-Wflrat II ittl Hlt,
lttFIEST3-SYIcat, J,lUt Iii.
, 1881-10-27

f'EnHt3, III, tlCt. At--t;KAlS-t'nrn arlner; high
nxrd tJ1sc; nlIxc. ts.'ie. Uat* ttrnl nf tnnctScs
A1. ~ltttr ~, ~ i14t. seSg dull; nothing doing.
1ilfllfWI S1:s--lnwnt nt Hit
HEiEII1H -Wiient, 3.tt IN: Iutii, thuU hui onts
i'.'tet buy r.r. hN: hurley 5Ha i,'t.
+, ,sil bnI ryo. LOU but bir1uy. Nne.
, 1881-10-27

h!i. tt.!i n*krd, uctnhrr. ti!1: S"rurhcr. tfdl
ii.u Msk.si January. tLH;;s lid, titM a.kcd, NJ j
rei, fI.l. t:',rn tuiHl: ~. i rl"t, rNtr iI!. ~
uatttt t'eincr held flt H.: h1nbut+ Efc bill! Iii1
hhkeh: yghr+ lilo hid; Aisy 7Istr. =
EHN In. - - .-.
EHirNE$rs-W -Wlcnt. ulp,l In, corn, 6tol uus oats
1ftl1 'N0 ''' 5
, 1881-10-27

0HIYlc(i

fSHfASAritle. uct- ct-a:-tiI!AlS--tfhcnt Erna. Sit:
@t.t2!:+ Cpr1i weak; lsaaGic. Nnts ttuIl} 441 lie,
, 1881-10-27

TuIEls0, u. tpct. sM-GHAlN-Whcat woakt NJ. :
r4d vput, a. ll November, tlt1s l.ecen,bes el4a9a
14krdt I5nuAEy,,& ,&lH, Corn weak, No. spot De-
cembar tjc; ysar hell At Gsu; May, 7l.c. Uats qucs
aud unchanged.
Clv1IRY palkss-WkcsL qQeIi Nv, : rcd, sDVh lL&
, 1881-10-27

@''''I' =" .,,v .n,v
NJ" fp"k.
SEW tiME t'rt, IT, l3HEyl& ,,itecefpts fur twu
days 40: ,IICl; tryutt stack irnmS ARRIVED very
loisnD ;i .irTuds 5a iii: Iur lIivu siGt.ts, aujtIu
"holc rar.fed Clurt'kn emit: soh nj lut:r rhi,,-
n1ent. sete5sy N,ld lny. .'5 IIso custle. I l,.at
sHEEr1,crepl, 10af1; vury suw irn.lc Int ruir:y
urn feen4 ,dHY; s5ufo.7 ,cr toll Ihs fnr E,tlil,s;
tu aHeeP' Hhlhy sA"aS.-h iaF AHlbs' senG
swtxi-itGces for two days, islsu; uuiet ut t5..sl
1W per 10J lba for lyu hugs; {HI.lsJ5,W for city
arrs.cd. '
..,..., EAST ihl.h'1Tf. ,...,.
b.y IN % - ~ ~: w. w, ~ ,,. "
MI Eotai TT t"n ,l1f* a't ti.ruug ntia local;
sEahs GmG'i nuu"L Hu sMhu - ltak Fetlat ma
With yor3 INV Fenlly 9iIt,il; all uro ie:lrJy CvitI @
ns ~ irn. srslyan nxrtl'k lisoWgI. snGls hcst
st%saM.' 1nir % sn9 khtAt'A ctn!tnf :k154t I'M
,lHlHS-,!scce!Fft t1n}. .!4A heat; tptnt for tsrn
Nil ..
AZ S.,, int!aJ ~ nnnu: tolhl Tor two
~ ' ' @ " sn.' ~
NJ to,,,. u ~ a"'.ia.
ehp'nGns lgpi supply large a!t wstuIIy Vi cnl,Iisu
, 1881-10-27

tIswEEt. Uct. III .ts--t;HAIS--Whcat quiet. Curn
1uiut; Western mixuh. ffA..
, 1881-10-27

srttta. Dkpateh 10 Tie CAlecoo Tribune.
kAS%.ss EiTr. Mu ittt. .ti1stsH 'Fl.n Price t'ur.
wn' fertirl>: WtuHl 1letelps. 1GG'; In, shipments.
IdsH tM: ncvr. but ower, S..'. t.sl,, 800: t,to-
tsr. fldE'!it NJ. X !als fiE tlGttbur, tlS lurE,
leCepts 4I bni khlpngMss. 1i3l bu; slUw uiid weak;
No. =, cash. ttiic; Detubar, Ht.4c.
, 1881-10-27

t'1rrsnuNG, lhl., tlct. AA.-1'ErItnlErM Active
United surttttrntes weak aud tuwer: closed 1T sstt
Phtladelrhtn dcvufy.
, 1881-10-27

ELOPEMENT.

wiLtMINuTnS. n. G.. Uet. aa-SrIniTB or TuHrEs
T:sE-Unchnn4ofl.
, 1881-10-27
K.fTLROAD II1rE-T.fBLN


A RR1vAk AND DEPARTURE or
a TRAINS :. EXPLANATION or NEYEnENcI
MAlka-tsaturdaY cxcnpted. SUNDAY excepted,
sMonuRY exGGptuu. 4taaily.
Chicago ~ S0Fth.vestern Hallway.
For Mnps, 1img- pnH Tar AccnManfnttons
ni.d dupus curnor u Wus aud Ki;l;e.sts.' o"a's'
, 1881-10-27

BIlEElWerc ilua lit lIeflt supply, but III tho nt-
eencp VI anYthEn4 mose ihnn II nH.oT1,tn ll1,nahd
qil7r MIN ctieiy t0r End IN tllolru GRADES kiirh
we're frl, snus Wcro ut tJcGaNr rur lN lbs ior pnur
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-08-19
FOR EIcN.


LONDON, August 18tb.-James
Card, an eminent agricultural au-
thority, writes that, but for the
late rains and the diminished tenn.
perature, the harvest would have
proved equal to nearly the avarage
of the years preceding 1874. buI
mildew has appeared and will af-
feet the quality of the yield of the
later crops on two-thirds of the
wheat land. An average crop will
be made up by the tineness u qua !.
ity of the remaining third. Even
with that aid it will be ten .. r
cent below the old average Heav,
crops are rare, the most of them
oeing thin but we'll headed. There
is too common evidence shown
throughout the county of dimIn
ished capital of the fai mers by the
over scale of farming. We begin
h ,rvest this year very bare of old
stock wheat In the country. Oui
annual requirements are from "a
to 20 million quarters. When a
iast the harvest year is completed
we shall hsv6 imported over 18
million quarters. Our own crop
t lis year will probably yield g..
500. 900 quarters, SO If we can reckon
Oh foreign supply equal to that o
1880, and at not much over the
same price, We shall be safe. There
IL said to be an abundant harvest
In Russia, but 10 France the wheat
crop 10 supposed to be scanty. Our
barley 10 the best corn crop Of the
year, but 1t has not ripsnsd equally,
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-08-19

JUDGE BLACKS late paper on a
passage OF Mr.. Jefferson Davis's
book raises one very remarkable
aspect of the events which preced-
ed the war of the rebellion, aud IA
to which there has been an inn
mense amount of Republican n.y.
pocrisy. A tremendous amount of
party capital has been sought to be
made because Mr.. Buchanan, who,
in the opinion Of the writer, was
one of the least useful and illustri-
Gus of Democratic Presidents, ex-
pressed grave doubts of his ability
to coerce q sovereign State. AS a
matter of fact, in his perplexity,
which was probably conscientious,
Mr.. Buchanan threw himself upon
Congress and requested that body
to take the bull by the horns. 1t is
no less q matter of historical rec
ord that the rapid retirement of the
Senators and Representatives of
the South, following the ordinances
Of secession Of their several States.
,eoon left the Congress of the United
Dtatss overwhelmingly Republic
an. Yet what did that body do, in
face ola Chief Magistrate who Of
fsred to accept Its initiative, and
who did not care to assume the
whole responsibility in an awful
nnd unprecedented crisis ? Itsim-
~ N nothing. More than that,
s I'D not want to do anything. It
1llly-dslIysd end shilIy-shAlIyed,
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-08-19

headed in that direction. GARLIC
had about fifty men in his COM
pany.
Phoenix Itsms-A CeatennarIan
Dead.
PHOENIX, August 18th.
day afternoon a Mexican named
Montoya died from the effects of q
swim across Salt river, bursting
blood vessel.
A Mexican woman named Rs-
mona Gomez, died here aged 104
years. She was born in Obispo,
Sonora.
An Indian outbreak Is expected
TO occur on the San Carlos reserva-
ton, caused by the preseuce of the
women and children of Victories
band.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-08-19
OPEN BOARD-4@H. M.

Con Virginia. 24O s; Sierra Nevada,
1874 b, IA a, l37A b; Mexican, lON s; Best
Il belcher, l3lA b, 1874 a; Potosi, s.35 b, $40
a; Union. M s.; Gould q Curry, ~ s;
Benton, b: Chollar,. s.; Bodie, % s;
4U5s; Bullion, 7uc b. 70 a; Kentuck, .. 90
b, 3a; Alta, 4.05 b, 4 GA: Excheq Ier, IL.
s; Overman, 1876 s: Scorpion. I.76 b, rs
a; Hale q Norcross, 4 40s; ChoIlar, so
=; H N, 4.40 a: savage, 3.75 8: Albion,
l:s5 b, 80 a; Crown Point, 2 % b; Ophir,
81 b.. Ia, Bodie. % a: Andes, 1 80 b; &C.
cldental, 80 a; Alpha, AZ a; Julia, 4Hc
a; ORC, 45c b. 5Uc a; savage, 3.80s; Ex-
chequer, ~ a; California, b.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-08-19

Oats is extremely deficient, espe-
cially In the southern counties,
Hay is fifty per. cent. deficient, but
was generally got in in fine condi-
ton. Mangolus and green crops
are rapidly improving and promise
a tolerable yield. One of the best
features of the reason has been the
fine weather for cleansing the
ground in spring and early sum.
mer, enabling farmers to rid much
of their land of accumulated
weeds of the previous wet years,
but they have been heavily hit by
losses of stock and sheep. Stock
in great Britain during the last two
years has been diminished by over
IL per cent, there being decrease
of two million sheep and one mil.
lion lambs since 1879.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-08-19
herald Steam Printing House.

The facilities OF the HERALD Steam
printing House for doing Job work are not
surpassed In California outside of San
Prancisco and Sacramento. All work en-
trasted to as will be executed with neat
ness and dispatch at the lowest living
rates.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-08-19

SAN FRANCISCO, August Is.
$40 Ophir. 6sss, 6h, 1900 Belcher. 1925, 3 81
IA 1916 : Nevada 1872
2!0 Mexican, 9H 1874, 1871, 1917,
30 O. h7h,7H, 1925, l3sz, 1875 6
TIA 20
$50 q B, ia. 1914, 1876 Utah, III, ll1s
ID 10 Exchequer. Is
bio GAIA, 90, LILO 30 Seq Belcher. q
l2l5 savage, S.50. 3.45, 1880 Overman, l.35,
$40 LAO
$40 Con Va, go. 2.35 1850 A ia, 4. ,435,
5U0 Cholar. q s., 2.9O ~
3,3.l0 $50 Occidental, 1876,
1855 POtosi, 3 40, 3.45, Q
$50 425 Andes, Lao, .35
700 II a N, 40, 4.3O, 375 Scorpion, l.70,
AIS LIS
ITO JACK ct, 9, 53s, 6S 2f0 Benton, 81
80 100 u Gates
$50 Alpha, 4 so, Az
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-08-19
sWECIAA NOTICE.

Hereafter notices OF companies, socse-
ties, churches, etc.. will only be inserted
In the HERALD as paid advertisements.
We reserve. for Places OF worship. graf
il directory, which will appear every
sunday morning.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-08-19
Help Wanted.

Three men, German or Swede, on a
ranch; one man who understands trri.
eating: one hoy to drive horses and
make himself useful about ranch; one
woman for general house work In small
family; two girls tor light homework.
20 able bodied men, 1925 per day.
Cnam beImoId, German or Spanish.
German girf foI general housewoIk.
Cham BERN aid in lod sing house.
one porter; 2sirong bows on anon.
No fee required in advance.
Apply at
j. B. QUINN'S
Employment Office, 2 Temple street, Los
Angeles. Branch Office, 207 Camp
street, Tucson, Arizona. eu7tf