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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-25
n. v. johnson Threatens
DisuniOn.


Secession is so brel in the bone of
the Douglas candidate for tho Vice
Presidency that it will not down even
at the bidding of the Little Giant. 1t
must have voice. and wc find at
indianapolis; that Mr. Johnson. in his
illusions to slavery and the probable
election of Mr. Lincoln. virtually con.
tradicted Mr. Douglas. Mr.. johnson
asked:
When is this agitation to cease?
Are We OF the Sonth to be pcrpctually
outraged by this interference in our
affairs? If the Black Republican
party perSevercs do you expect Ms to
stani it always? Can you expect us
TO be satisfied with the election OF II
Northern sectional candidate! | stand
III the centre of an anti-slavery
audience. and | love the Union too.
but | tell you, there must he for
hearance and n mutual confidence
between the people of the North and
South. or You cannot preserve this
Union. ] would let my tongue be
palSed before woull surrender one
jot or title of the rights of he South
We must look to il; you must begin
with your constables. and go up TO
your chief maii>tracy. and plant your
foot on every mans neck who dares to
say he will interfere with slavery
anywhere.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-25

rEPLY OF JANIS DoSIruAS.

WESTON. No. Sept. Il. 1850
To Messrs Emory Matthias aud Others.
Gents. Your calechism o. the 18Th
l. before me. AMI IN reply will say tass
| never saw. at OF about the iiiac "a
which you speak. any letter from
Douglas 10 any one: but Al the tllny
when the qu s;ion wa- before the
Convention. a. 10 whether the Con-
>titu,ion should lie submitted 10 tho
people or sent directly to Congress.
Mr.. Calhoun informed me together
with others. that he had authority
from Mr. Douglas to say. that unless
the Constitution was submitted 20 th-
people Of the Territory ], would have
no support in the North. aud had 10
chance to he adopted
Ia answer to your serond question.
| state above that Calhoun informed
me that he had received letter from
Mr. Douglas. but he never spoke ol
there being any plan foreshadowed IN
IL for submission; only said az the
time ! refer TO abo, c. when the qacs-
tioa was submission or n0n-snbnis.
sion. that Douglas said il would have
to 90 to the people and get their IN
dorsement. before 1t wonli have Rny
chance in Congress. b. way OF ox.
planation. will state that a,tcnde
the cauaus held with closed doors. a,
the Office Of John Calhoun thr % nights
when this momen,ous question oi plan
or form of submission was canvaAsed
during those three evenings. saw
no letter from Mr. Douglas with plan
in il. or suggestions of plan. o. in
deed. any letter from Douglas. This
plan. ii il had been suggestions Nv
Mr.. Douglas. ccr.sinly coming from
30 high an authority, would have bee.s
spoken ol at the opening Of the meet
ing. whereas the plan that finally al
opted by the Convention dii not pre-
>eut itself. | think. Till the third even
ing Where il came from | know
not. perhaps from the Administrator
itself: may bc from the fertile imsgina-
ton Of the General" I" When that
proposition was fairly before the eau
Gus | left IT, and know nothing moro
Of It until it came mp for final adop-
ton. when voted against il. al
never did inlorse it. TO the third
question. | heard Of no plan OF sub.
mission from Mr. Douglas. except ss
spoken Of above, To wit: the Conssi-
tuition 10 the people.
Yours, respectfully JAF. DoSiruAs.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-25
o. c. srswAar.


CnILIIcoTHF. No. Sept. IL. 1860.
To Ic.srs. Fred Emory. VIM. q.
Matthias.
Daniel scully. p. Dyer anl John.
w. Henry.
Gentlemen Of the committee: II
reply to your letter OF inquiry, viii
state that was present iaiiag ihs
citing Of the LecoIEptoa Con-titn-
t'onal Convention. ana ;hAt many at
its member were my warm persona,
aud political flienA-. rhefe Wa
much dictate 81 - the manner of sub
mission, AMI also upon the question
OF non.suhtnission.
NJ. Calhoun Wa the chief leader
.. ths submissionist. anl IL was ow-
;ug % hls iniuence AM management
that the Constitution was submitted
in the manner IL Wa. Most OF the
members. who weie regarded a. irro
to tie South. took the ground tlist IL
was no, incumbent upon the Corven-
iian to refer tho Constitution 10 the
people. ani consequently sotsi IN
seni the Constitution dire.t n Con-
gress. ant carrisl 1 10 proposition ty
one vote. Upon thA; night th-Es "a.
meeting ia C-lhoan', Ofhce TO ,le-
,isc means TO have The question rs-
considered. and adopt ,Ao plan wi;,a
they dia a.;eswall- sQeccel ~ aioy.-
ins.
Calhoun vas bitterly denounced ~
many OF the mem5s.s. And openly
eharghed With enisayosing 10 make
Kansas free State. in violation of
;he wishes Of the party to which Le be-
iongel. and by which Le hss Oeea
chosen leader. Il wss generally mn
aers,ool, aui the information cana
from Mr.. Calhoun. that Mr. Doagla,
was in favor OF the plan which wa.
adopted. ani wonld advocate it, yas-
sags through Congress. sad l have
heard some Of the members ssy that
shey voiel for the plan which Wa al
aplsl. because they entertained such
oelieL never saw any ls..ss fsoa
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-25

IS opposed TO any change in our naturaliza-
tion laws, OF ans State legislation by which
the rights of citizenship hitherto accorded
TO immigrants from foreign lands shall be
abridged or impaired; and in favor o! Civ
ing a fun and efficient protection 10 the
rights Of all classes of citizens, whether
native or naturalized, both at home and
abroad.
" Fifteenth; That appropriations by Con-
gress for river aud harbor imprOven ents,
Of a national character, required for the ac-
commodation aud security Of an existing
commerce, are authorized by the COnstitu'
tion aud justified by an obligation of the
government to protect the lives aud prop
erty OF its citizens.
" Sixteenth: That railroad 20 the
Pacific Ocean Is imperatively demanded by
the interests of the whole country, that the
federal government ought 10 render i'm
Mediate and efi.ient aid in its construction,
and that, as preliminary thereto, daily
overland mail should be promptly estao-
lished.
Ssrenteenth: Finally, having thus set
forth our distinctive principles and views,
we invite the cooperation Of all citizens,
however differing on other questions, who
substantially agree with US in their affirm
ance and support"
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-25
CIRCULAR OF COMMITTEE
AND ANSWERS THERETO.
LrAvESwonrH CRY. X. T., }
Sebt. lJ. la6l.
Your obcdient servant.
FRED. EMORY.

Sir: The Dem ocratic Association OF
Leavenwodh being informed thlt the
course publicly pursued by Stephen
\. Douglas in regard to the l.ccolnp.
ton Constitution. j. inconsistent with
advice privately given to his particular
friends in this Territory-which all
vico controlled their action.-have
thought proper to appoint the urder-
signed Committee 10 investigate the
facts.
They need not refer TO the momen-
lous issues now before tho country. TO
advise you Of tho imrortarcc of this
Inquiry. Tho integrity OF the Demo.
cratic party-nay. the permancncy ot
the Union itseli. are involved in the
contest now going on. We. ,heref r.
make 10 apology Tor addressing you
the following inquiries. ani re9urs,
that you will answer them a. your ear.
lest convenience:
Is. Did you. or not. before or lu-
ring the session Of the Lecompton
Constitutional Convention. or alter
the a onrnmcnt oi the sam,. see a
letter addressed TO John Calhoun. Pres
ident oil said Convention. or TO any one
else. by Mr.. Donglss. in which he Mr.
Douglas) suggested the plan OF sub.
mission which was adopted by said
Convention. or signify that ,nch a
p..u oi submission would meet his ap-
proval?
2l. Did no, John Calhorn. the Pre-,
iflent OF the Lecompion Convention,
inform you that letter had been rs-
ceivcd from Mr.. Douglas. in which
wa> forcshadowed plan Of submission
and was not the plan finally adopted
the samc that WAS understood - *
the plan OF Mr. Douglas?
81. Did you. or not. in conversation
with Nr. Calhoun, or with any one
whose political ani personal relations
owards Mf. DonglaS anl Mr. Calhoun
authorize belief that such person
spoke autnoritatively.' learn tha: plaI
of submission hal been indicated b,
Mr. Douglas. snd was it not unler
stood that If the plan thus indicate,
was adopted. be (Mr. Donglas) wouls
support anil sustain il in Congress!
4th. Aside of these question, thu
formally put. wa solici, from you am
information touching the object o
these inquiries. which You nay have
in you' power to communicate.
We leg leave to inform yon that {
copy OF these interroga;ories has beeI
addressed 20 each meIni,-r of The Le
compton Convention. aud that copiel
hsve also been sent 70 number .
other gentlemen believed - posses
valuable knowledge IN this connection
Please address your reply 10 the IN
dersigned Chairman OF this Commit
tee. Lesvenworih City. X. +.
FRED. Emory. jhAigmaa.
WV. G.. MATTHIAS,
l.. DYEa.
DANIEL ScHuLLy.
j. w. HESEy.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-25
nrrl.Y OF o. c sTrw M.

KASsAs Cry. Sept. 81. 1890.
Dir. L. Emory AMI oihers--Gents;
Yours of the 18th is before me. AMI
lis content, duly considered.
In answer to the fret inquiry: ~
no time have ever seen ths letter re-
ierred 10.
In answer to the second inquiry; I
can state positively that John Calhous
informed me. on the right that iha
submission caucus met IN his oiiile.
after | hal ,ubmiiici the propo .i,ion.
finally adopted by the Convention.
that he was informed hy letter from.
Mr. Donglas. that it that plan was
adopted. he would give il hi, hearty
support. 1t wa. clearly the impress
sion.. a. FAR ~ could learn. that
.Julge Douglas was with Us. snl iog
the plan.
Respectfully. your obedient ser.
valt,
O. c SrswAnr
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-25

Cuicaoo. Oct. l5-.An outrageous
case of kidnapping occurred at Galena
In the latter part of September. a ne
gro named Jerry Boyd. As years OF
age. his wife and daughter, were in.
ducei to go down to Iowa to work on
q farm. On The Sth of this month
the man was found murdered near
Iowa City. 1t is supposed that, be-
coming suspicious, he was killed by
the kidnappers that they might retain
possession of the woman.
The citizens of Galena have offered
rewad of $500 for the apprehension
Of the ki,lnappcrs.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-25

We have one word TO say to OF
rather for the Wide AwakeS. They
grow daily in public favor. Not only
the unsurpassable brillisncy of THEN
displays. and the enthusiasm which
always attend their presence. but other
and higher qualities recommend them
Up to the present time there Is not a
stain upon their name. No rowdy
Ism. no noise or disturbance even. ac-
companies their movements. Quiet
AMI gentlemanly aemeanor. good orlei
and sobrieiy are their characteristics
Buffalo Commercial.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-25
JOHN RICHARDSON,
Merchant Tailor.

EEPS on hands Cloths, Cassimeres,
IN Ncstings and Trimmings of every va
risty, and takes especial pains to give salts
Faction 10 his customers in making neat and
comfortable fits, and doing good and sub
stantial work.
Work done in the shop warranted. and
no pains spared 20 please those who favor
him with their patronage.
Remember. good French Cloths. Doe
skin and Fancy Cashmere and good as.
sortment of Nesting always on hand.
- Shop west side OF the public square
Winchester. foct6l
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-25
reilly or w. O. MATTHIAS.
LuAvEvwoRrH CRY, X. T..l
September 90, 1860.

LtA'ENWoRTH NiIf, n ~
September 90. 1850.
Cot. LEWIS BunSs-Dear Sir: In
reply to your letter of the 25th inst.
| can state that | WAS well acquainted
with General John Calhoun. President
of the Lecompton Constitutional Con-
vention. in his lifetime. and we were
warm personal AMI political friends.
We stood together in the Lecompton
struggle. | have been citizen OF
ksn,as for nearly six years. and
having been n member OF three several
Legislatures in Kan .as. am somewhat
conyerSaat with tho history OF politics
therein.
Som, time befor, thu Lscompton
Constitutional Convention Assem- blel
at its ournei session. Mr.. Calhoun
showed me letter. which he told me
hal been written by Hon. Stephen a.
Douglas. and sent to him for the
purpose of influencing mem bers of the
Convention to Adopt particular form
of submitting the Constitution. In
that letter. Mr. Douglas advised a
plan Of submission. which plan was
finally adopted by the Convention,
And it was further stated bv NJ.
Douglas. in the letter before spoken
Of, that If the plan which he { Doug
las) had advised should he approved
by the Convention. that he { Douglas J
would ple,ige its passage through
Congress. And. in orler that what
little could 10 towards bringing thi,
plan about might be done. NJ Cal
houn invited my corporation. but
did not go TO Lecomp,on during the
sitting OF the Convention.
After the Lecompton Constitution
had been framed. the Democratic
party assembled in Convention at
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-25

Lr,yESwosrn. Aug. q. IS6o.

IfLNf hNWoEIH, hl-. =, i'V''
Sir: In reply to your note of yester-
lay, cheerfully lay before yon sucli
information as possess pertinent to
the inquiry you propose.
| was an officer oil the Lecompton
Concentration my position.
necessarily. a wa,ehful observer OF its
proceedings. and became somewhat
conversant with the influences brought
~ bear 10 away its determination :
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-25
W. q. PENNYMAKEn.
40 Canal street. Savannah. Ga.

Wording men remember. that Her
s,hel V. Johnson. the Douglas caidi'
date for Vice President, calls yov
slaves. In his Pittsburgh speech h.
says:
Look a' tho slaves in your work
shops! They are driven to the poll,
at the beck o! their masters under pen.
atty OF being discharged!
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-25

The Richmond Wing has become n
remorseless fre-eater. 1t conclu ,es q
recent article as follows:
1t is not a mere speck Of danger
which appears in our horizon. y
black cloud is rapidly rising above us.
The tempest thickenS. Shall we not
put our bark in trim TO meet its Ut
most fury? Sound planks to the leak
4 firm hand to the helml Throw the
state life boat and save yourselves.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-25
LEkvESwonru Cry. X. TIL
September %, 1850.

September -, lsGO.
Fred. Emory. Esq., Chairman OF
Committee.
of Democratic Association:
Dear Sif: received your printed
circular today. inquiIing as to the
position occupied by Stephen \. Dong-
las to the Lrco.np,on Constitution.
Your second and lhim inter- oga.
tories l can answer in tho aisrma-
tive.
have ~ other information that
can give ycnr committee.
RECIPE :tfully.
JAsEr Tom.
Note ly III, Committe.-Mr. Todd
was a member of the Convention.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-25

ELECTORS FOR THE STATE AT LARGE.
WILL CUMDACK, Of Decatur;
JOHN L. MANSFIELD, of Jefferson.
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
lst District-Cyrus VI. A lien, of Knox
2l-John W. Raw, of Clarke;
3d-Morton c. Hunter. Of Monroe;
4th-John II Farquhar, of Franklin;
sth-Nelson Truslcr, OF Fayette;
stl-Reuben A. Riley. of Hancock;
7th-IOhn II ,Rnah. OF Putnam;
eth-SLmuel 4. Huff. OF Tippecsnoe;
9th-James y. Tyner, OF Miami;
lOth--lsaac Jenkinson, Of Allen;
llth-Divid Q. DIiley, OF Huntington.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-25
coRREsPoSpEScE BETWEEN THE rnEsI.
DENT AND MEMBERS OF THE ASS CITATION

conREsPoSpEScE BETWEEN THE rnEsI
DENT AND MEMBERS OF THE ASS oclArloy
LrAvrywoRrz CRY, Aug. %, 1860.
Daniel Scully. Esq. IIoa. VIM. G..
Matthias and Fre!. Emory. Esq.
Gentlemen: The report has been
current about here for long time that
Mr. Douglas course upon the Lccom.
pton Constitution was far from being
such as represented to the public eye.
1t seems to mo tha. ii there has been
dupliciiy or intrigue on his part on
this subject. the fact should be known
in this Territory and 10 citizens in oui
neighborhood. Ii his conduct ha.
been such as persistent rumor avere il
has been. it is due 10 the Democratic
party ay. to the whole country
that his ialseness should he published
TO the world.
Understanding that yen arc
possessed of some information touch.
ing this matter. | beg that You will
communicate to Inc. as the President
of the Democratic Association o.
Leavenworth. such knowledge AZ yor
may have relating thereto. ! have nC
hesitation in saying that my purpos'
in addressing you is to procure a morc
EXTENDED inquiry. If the facts shoul'
warrant it. and trust that. bearing
this in mind. you will aid me all il
your power to direct the investigation
i am, veiy respectfully.
lOur obedient servant.
LEWIS BURNEs.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-25

The Republicans of Vermont are
greatly mortified because one Demo
cratic senator has been elected in
that State.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-25

Deeds, Mortgages, Delivery Bonds. Ex-
ecutions, Sammonsos, Subponas, Consta-
BILE Sales. etc. ETC.. fo- >7le IT this etice az
reduced pricet
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-25

Lecompton for the purpose Of nomi-
mating a State ticket Daring the
sitting Of that Convention. General
Calhoun. desiring ne. against my
wishes. TO accept the nomination FOR
Lieutenant Governor. and. seeming 10
suppose that nv imaisposition to
accept arose from doubts as 10 ultimate
success. frequently and emphaiically
assured me that Mr. Douglas would
stand by the Constitution in Congress.
aud would in no event abandon "us. =
Hence we made the canvass with
strong hopes.
A snort time before the meeting OF
the Charleston Convention. / saw Mr..
Calhoun's eldest son in l.eavenwor,h
City. and asked him whether his
mother was in possession Of the letter
referred to. AMI he replied that she
was. then suggested to him my
intention of addressing her letter.
requesting 1t Of Der, for the purpose
Of using i, in the present political
contest. II necessary. lie said l conld
get il. | did address letter to Mrs
Calhoun, and in response a letter was
addressed To Oliver Diefendorf. Esq,
of I.caveEworth City, by one of he'
children.
This letter / saw and hal in ms
own hands. and in substance it statei
that Mrs. Calh un had already beer
offered the sum Of two lhousant
dollars for the letter in question. ans
that she hesitatcd to part with il. oi
account of reasons of her own which
shall not repeat. | suggested to Mr.
Deiendorf Mrs. Calhoun's brother
in.lawl to advise her TO hold on to it
as it had become an important politi
cal document.
What became OF the letter am 70
prepared to say.
Yours truly, &c.
WN. G.. MATTHIAS.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-25
ANDREW -. NEFF,
Not1ry Public.

VIII take depcsitiOns, scknoA ledge deeds.
mortgages, powers OF attorney. etc.
Blank deeds and mortgages always on hand.
O&-e in the new Jail building, up stairs,
Winchester. Ind.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-25

Hear Mr.. johnson. in speech made
at Philadelphia on the i7th Scp,em
Der. 1856:
We believe capital should own its
labor. Is there any doubt there must
be laboring Glass everywhere? In
all countries. and under every form OF
social organization there must be la
boring class--a class of men who get
their living bS the sweat OF their brow
and that there must lie another class
that controls and directs the cspital o.
the county.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-25
Business 1lrtttorp.
CAREY y. GOODRICH

Attorney nnd Counselor nj Law.
OTce lst Floor IN .fe,g jail Buildiny
VII or1 nptly attend to all business en-.
tra stel - hiscare. Strict attention given
e. tie sc:lrity m collection OF claims.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-25

The following advertisement from
Savannah paper. shows how thi,
doctrine works in Mr. tohnson's own
State:
MECHANICS For SALE.-The sub.
scriber has on hand two excclen. car.
penters. three blacksmiths. and one
excellent whoelwright. all excellent
mechanics in their respective lines
young. strong and health. Of quiet am
pcaceable dispositions, and several oI
them quite rious. all Of which will b.
disposed OF ut moderate rates. Per
sons in want Of mechanics are invited
to call and examine them, as they are
desirable workmen.
w. G.. PnNSYMAKEn.
d0 Canal street Savannah Ga.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-25
Reilly Or TRED. EMORY.
LEAvrSw)nfE CIR. K. T.. }
Anfr % 1NG1

sehts 80 %"NNf
Cor. Lewis BcnSns-Sir: Your
note of inquiry Of 25th inst. is before
me, and in reply | have to state, tha'
during the residence of Gen. Calhoun
in this Territory. and up to the time
of his death. we were upon the most
frien1ly.and may say, intimate term.
| was not. however at Lecompton du-
ring the session of the Convention. nor
10 know anything Of the actions oi
it's members. except from report. Boz
shortly after the adjournment Of the
Convention. | met Gen. Calhoun 10
Weston. Mo. and discussed with him
the propriety Of submitting the l..
compton Constitution it It's then form
He (Mr. Calhoun) then assured me
that the Constitution could not pos.
sibly pass Congress in any other shape,
as the plan OF submission was the pet
measure of the Hon Stephen y. Dong.
las. AMI that he had assurance of the
earnest support of the Constitution. in
private l.tter from tho Honorable
Senator. Feeling thus convinced ly
General Calhoun, voted for anA sup
ported the Constitution.
Very respectfully.
Your obcdient servant.
FRED. Emory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-02
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL
IIyFRPoOL CoTTON MARKET The sal g OF CDttOn
or Monday and Tuesday we've 600 bales n'udtng 800 -
and expoTteIs. The market Unchanged closing
SThTR or TRADE The advices from Ma1chaster
nxe favorable Toe market quiet but producers were urn
LiYERPUoL BRCADsIUFFs Market TOE weaver
bt been ursy7rable for Tie crops but Is inner al me coe
WsI ted Nah Co. and Ricbud.on. Spence 20 lepor'
Fout R aud lower Cshties I'd al higher sse at % o
Wheat inn fine REQ /aSl higher sai cooI19u Red I4Ea
bisLer: bite nchnged. Corn hrm SAGE and J. hsheti
mixed and Yellow, "a a34 8; White, 81. 81.
LlyEhPOOL Provision MARKET b e1 heaVy, ana
buy.r. demanding reduction Pork 6rm Bacon steady
Laid gteedy at 90 'G64I. Te low quiet but steady.
LIyFRPoOL PRODUCE MARKET - AfheB s'ea1y
Pots n qa28 Pearls quoted Ron steady; Common
asa SPIRITS Tmpentins dali at 3l.ya3EI sugar sSIoy'
c. 6ec duIl Rice quiet - IL
holder demspd advance Of az y quarter On i1re'gn
ibfJior quairie, unsseaDe SCeAF out AID some oes
dor easier but quot lions unchanged COFFEE buoyaa TIA
ip bot little inqu, and price, RGR hrm ara o. hlsar
TALLow quiet ST % 3dj2 ID Liusesd OIL 81. -
LOSDoN MoSEY MARKET.-Ihe London Money mar
Iel was quiet but steady - o.,=o,,
Ser Account. ....
AMyRIcAE SECURITIES The latest quotations arc;
for Illinois Central shsres ~ discounts do q cent bonds '6
Me sbares 28 d2 L. g S. 93 New ork Central shares ~
IATEsT-Via QueeastoTR.
JIvyRpoot Sept 20-COTTOS-The sales Yesterday were
10 Including 400 spectators and eHpo.rs The
1000 ossJ brn at ful prices bREADsTCFPs st-s1y and hTn
PpoyIsI0Ns quiet. hOslS du1 al $ or co Inon:
LoNboS Tlursdsy Morning -CossoLs, 934dy3e.