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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-13
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Mr.. A. G. Coleman. travelling agent OF
the Illinois Central railroad, has caused
copy of the Leavenworth Daily Com
mercal' TO be placed in our hands, i'm
the local columns Of which paper, we
find the following item:
A large pile Of letters, apparently near
ly a trunk full was discovered in the brush
adjoining the Kansas City road, short
distance south OF the new ST. Mary's
Academy, on Wednesday last. The let
tiers had the appearance OF having been
recently placed or emptied there, they
bearing no signs Of having been wet, as
yet, by rain. Upon examination Il was
found that they were all addressed to
Mr., John s Saxton--some to him In
Wisconsin, some to Illinois, etc.
Who this Mr.. Saxton Is, aud how his
letters, and In so large numbers, came to
be emptied In 30 peculiar and lonely a
place, is a mystery. Evidently they were
not placed there by Mr.. Saxton himself,
nor by any one who might be properly
styled his friends.
BY the letters 1t appears that Mr.. Sax
toms father, Gilbert Saxton, Is q resident
Of Ithica, New York, and that he, John
+. Saxton, was at one time engaged In
the drug business at Cairo, Illinois. Pos
sibly time will make clear whatev yer
seems strange or mysterious In connec-
ton with this strange matter.
Who knows anything about the where
abou,s Of Mr.. Saxton? 1t 10 true, as stated
that at ono time he was engaged in the
drug business in this city, being n part
ner in the firm Of Saxton and Humm.
Ready for the Pail aud Winter Trade.
The following business houses, all OF
which advertise in the Bulletin have
in store and on the way, rousing stocks
OF goods for the Fall and Winter trade.
H. HCunningham, Hebron & We'll,
Rittenhouse & Hanny, Goldstine & Ro-
senwater, dry goods; Miller d Miller and
l. Walder, clothing; n. NJ Hulen, STRAIT.
ton & Bird, Il. Smyth 4 Co., Geo. ID. Will
hanson, i. Vincent, aud 5. Wilson, boat
stores aud provisions; w. II. Schutter,
and B. Sinyth & Co., liquors tobaccos and
cigars; Halliday & Bros, Ayres Il Co.,
Parker q Phillis, =. Cub, G.. w. Green,
flour and produce; Pitcher & Henry and
w. II. Davidson, hardware; y. Hally,
Beerwart 4 Ortiz, G. w. Henderson and
A. Frazer, stoves aud tinware; Rockwell
& Co., and II Harmon, books and sta
tionary; Parsons Davidson & TO, queens
ware and glassware; d. s. Harrell furni-
ture; Parker & Blake, paints aud wall
paper; J. w Turner and +. NJ Ward,
iirewood; Mrs. Swander, Mrs. r.. II. Os-
valid, Mrs. Cummings, Mrs. Lang and
Mrs. Buck illinery goods; Barclay Bros
druggists, and Elliott Haythorn * Co,
wholesale and retail dealers in boots and
shoes. All these gentlemen and ladies
have added largely TO their stocks, pre-
senting to the buyera quantity and varl-
ETY. never, perhaps, surpassed in Cairo.
We hope their anticipations Of large
Fall and Winter business will be real
lied, for, rs liberal, enterprlsing and pub
lie spirited individuals they separately
aud collectively deserve unbounded sue
cess
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-13
IL Hnu Want

fYOu Want
Material 20 make dollar bottle Il the best Hair Re
soratre ever used for restoring gray hair " It's orig.
inal color, send a5cents f1r package. ~
If You Want
Nice White Teeth, Healthy Gums. and sweet breath
sent Tor our TURKISH DENTRiICE, price, 20
rCU''.
10 You want
sure cGg" iar lloli,rhe, Ca'arrh, Deafness or buz
zus iu the cars, send i,r our srERNUTAToRr
Price . cents.
M Either Of the above sent postpaid on rcceip,
of Price.
Address Joseph X. Lochar, i1I MGrl,,t street, 81
Louis, No. sen Iydaw
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-13

Gentlemen's IL der-wear Of all kinds,
flannel overshirts, hosiery, hats and caps
the best and cheapest assortment in
Cairo-at Ike Walders, corner OF Sixth
and Levee streets. 81
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-13

Over one thousand Fail aud Winter
coats Just opened at ]. Walder's, corner
of Sixth and Levee street 3t
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-13

Boys, look here! A real handsome,
serviceable. well made suit Of Winter
clothing can be bought at I. Walder's
corner OF Sixth and Levee streets, at
from SO to si4. st
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-13

Barrett, the hair restorative man, Is
dead, and the probability is those gen.
tlemep, who, like ourself tolling his
dye.stuT, will have their trouble for
their pay.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-13
brakes Collection

% nearly one hundred receipts fcr making brandy
sl kinds Of Wine, G.n, At, Beer, Cordals, Superior
cider. and much o,hcr useful Information for thos.
dealing In ~ manufacturing any % the above, either
fjr the trade home use.
sent oy mall, fryV Of pJstwc, i1r Ncuts. Address
Il. =. NORMANDY, 50l Market street, Il. Louis, No.
sc47 lyday
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-13

4 force 81 laborers, under the direction
Of Mr.. Adam Dryden, are boring for coal
on a tract Of Gen. Logan's land. near the
town Of Carbondale. The prospects are
ia 10 be fattering. Ar. Dryden giving
expression to the belief that he will soon
strike a workable seam OF coal, equal In
all respects TO that Of Mt. Carbon.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-13

Cotton cards G5 cents per pair, at
Reilly's. II
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-13

One Of the Largest and best stocks of
clothing ever brought to Cairo, has just
been opened at !. Walder's. His is the
cheapest clothing store in the city. 81
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-13

This amount will buy bottle of Mrs.
Whtcomb's syrup, the great soothing
remedy for all diseases incident to in.
fants and children.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-13

Trunks, valises, carpet sacks, umbrel-
las, boys and mems boots and shoes a
rousing stock-just opened att. Walder's.
Don't you buy until you have called
there. .... st
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-13

Particular attention Is directed to the
Of book for the million
MdrTagc Guide in another column. Il
should be read 10y all.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-13

Use Ender's Chill Curc.-"lt never
failsn
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-13

Hare Coilection.-Vowiapd' Receipts.
Mage AEts, Discoveries, ETC., comprising valuable
Information TOT Cvcr!body. sent by mail, nee Of
POSTAGE Tor % cents.
Addr-s. r. =. NORMANDY, ~ Market street, st.
Louis, NJ. fcg7 dswly
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-13

Good all linen shirt bosoms at 50 50
per dozen at Reilly's. II
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-13
Rnsincss House for Rent.

That eligibly situated business house
No. S Thornton's block, Tenth street, Is
for rent. Apply on the premises.
OctOtf
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-13

First class day board at Walker & Sis
on's restaurant, at So per week. Il
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-13

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1899.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-13

Union linen % cents per yard, at
Reilly's. .tl IIll,. ..t.. II.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-13

Best 5 quarter pillow slip muslin "a
cents per yard, at Reilly's. ..rt II
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-13

Maggie Wilson has been sent TO the
asylum for the insane at Jacksonville. A
court Of inquiry was organized and com.
petent witnesses swore that she was non
cOmpis men,is. The terrible ordeal
through which she has passed was well
calculated TO unsettle her mind, never OF
'he strongest or most placid character.
IL Is not thought that her mendal
arrangement is ~ a permanent nature.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-13

tfRRAN Il higher, aud now held a su W per ton in
bulk and 80 " IN sacks, 90 sacks soldste city mills
at the latter rate,
CORN-The only sale that transpircd Was ~
sG0 sacks white AZ Sc, which = an advance.
OATS are better, and choice Would readily COM
manI A. IN bulk or % IN new buTlaps, one car IN
second hand LuTlaps sold at fHc.
[ HAY has been IN good demand about same rates
noted n our last, Sales were choice Timothy,
delivered az sis o.; ears mi sed ,sly d. at sl7 O
Red Top, delyd 40 sd 81, and car Timothy, on
track az ~ 90.
PROVISIONS have been IN very limited request to
6ll orders at quotations, bhs Mess Pork sold at
sJi 90; tierces Lard at ~, ana ~ kegs ut 2iLa
CORN MEAL mas been In limited supply with fair
demand, U hblS sold Ina lots at 81 % for steam dried
BUTlER-Stricuy choice is sarce and in demand.
Al other grades are plenty and dull 20 pkgs choice
Northern sold At Si'i kegs prime at oJc and stubs
ordinary at 256y30c
EGGs-our market last evening was entirely bare
Fresh lots would readily command 2bM2tc. ...
POULTRY is in rather better demand and market
pretty well supplied. IL cOops spring chickens sold
At ~ s0aa Is, principally the inside rate; 10 coops
old at g. il, add coops do al 81 90 per dor.
APPLES are in good demand for choice vaIletie
only. 81 bbs sold az 81 Ole2 5O92 rs per bib, and
~ bhls selected AZ 81 1913 90.
ONIONS have been In fair supply and good demand
with sales Of Ia bbls al 50 50g3 10 per Lbl.
CABBAGE-3 crates sold at Is OOper 100.
GROCERIES, are firm on all descriptions, with
good demand
FREIGHrS are active aud frm aud shipments M
cn fOrw ard without any delay II this point
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-13

Ender's Stomach Bitters 1.-THE best
In use.n
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-13

In Metropolis, Paducah, Jonesboro,
CentraliA and Cape Girardeau, the ma
nufacture Of carriages, buggics, hacks
and "doaF5orns," Is pursued ext. sively
and prontably. Why isuot thil ranch
Of manufacturing established in Cairo ?
A frst.class workman could secure all
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-13
.a STEAMBOATS,.
EOR EASTPORT AND WATERLOO
REGULAR THURSDAY PACKET.

sH>S u The light draught steamer ALPHA,
.--,- -. r. q, RYMAN, Master, w. T. BYERs,
Clerk, VIII leave for tho above anu all intermediate
points on
TENNEssE RIVER, EVERY THURSDAY EVEN
ING.
The Alpha connects closely at Danyille with trains
for GAINESVILLE, Bowling Green and Louisville, and
at Johnsonyllle with trains for Nashville.
Returning she connects at Cairo with steamers and
trains for all points, aui9u
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-13

Irish linen, selling at lS5, now 81 Is
Irish linen sold at 81, now IS cents and
good Irish linen al 80 cents, at Rellly's
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-13

D. Dred Nea'''.;... sf50al7F
,I!ng slehm Dfird MeGl...............N 1904 81
.,ng ,,. ), . td.al nIltutufn flour, per bbl %
DRESSED BEEF. p 100 Ibs..........'....
D"a DO I hGIT3N' per 100 jos %. ..'.".
Live Hogs
DRIED INyIr
Peaches for q's. and hf q lb.................,..
hnplPs ~ ln''.''''
CGGS-Pscked, lerdoZ, shipugr,' count . g.act
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-13
COMMERCIAL.

CliEo. In, October u! 1900.
l2sf ,E5'itg rgrscsi p1ss' fr,r fr,i AaHd,. IL a.
a1s- tzst, a. ltf rats A4rs O. Be- paid
The activity noticed "a our last somi.wecky rcvic"
la, boon ugl .eIt uP, aud buyers for southern
m-rkrts together With orders from the same
section, have been unusually Vleay This all helps
60 show the growing Importance " Cairo a. di,tri-
bstug centre and proves what We havr always elsm-
ed Tor IL, that the advantages presented by our
kct here need only be known to be properly spprcc..
aiel while CAIRO merchants are wiling 20 sell a,
low OF lower than the same goods can be hor;,t In
any other wcsteh market her geographical position
gives her other advantages which will Always Doe APP
proc,a,ed by shr,wd. e ose buyers.
FLOUR has been in large demand To the trade ami
orders, which prncp dly for the lower grades.
Prices, without having undergone any material
changes yet inclined 10 be easier Sales reported
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-15

\ revival Of religion is progressing mean
Icwcs. Del, which is said TO exceed any
thing Of the kind known in that section for
many years.
The Wyoming Legislature met on Tues
day. L. u. Martin was elected president OF
the Council, and John IIenick, of Albany,
speaker of the House.
Jamcs Brothers. 4 onc-legcca man, as
Saultcd General Hunter ut Il race-track in
Mason county, KY, and lie latter shot and
killed him. An examining court acquitted
Hunter.
\ man and wife and four ciil0rea, named
Homer, III Brookvillc. Ohio. were poisoned
Monday lay eating biscuit in which arsenic
was used III mistake for soda. Homer died,
and his wife is not expected TO recover.
There is said 10 be growing tendency
among the churches in Boston towards free
seats. Several churches are already free,
and the parishioncrS find that they can raise
more money than from the annual sale OF
pewS.
DR.. C. H.F. Peters, OF Litchfiold Obscr-
vatory. Hamilton College, discovered an
other asteriod on the evening Of the 9th i'll
slant. this being the ninth discovered by
him, and making the whole number known
100.
M. Armand, distinguished French 81
want, assures the Academy OF Sciences that
common watel-cress is III efficient antld0te
to nicotine. Moreover, L tobacco be stepped
in a solution OF water-crcSs 1t WI lose al
its noxious properties without INJURY 10 It's
aroma.
When Mark Twain wrote his first article
California publisher told him that he
hadn't brains enough TO keep mule going
straight ahead in ten-acrc lot.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-15

SLURs Or WoMEN.--Uf all the evils prcI:i-
lent among young men. we Know o! none
more hlightin~ III its moral .liactS than Ia
speak >iyhtingly OF The virtue OF women.
Nor is there anything IN which vpun" men
are 80 thoroughly mistaken rs tie low e>ti-
mate they form OF the integrity al Woniru--
moi OF their own mothers and sisters. bat If
others, who, they forget, are somebody
cl>c'S mothers and sisters. A. 4 rule, no
person who Surrcndcrs to this dcII~n"
habit is 10 he trusted with any enterprise
requiring integrity ii character. Plain
words should he spoken on This point. FOR
the evil is L general one, and dccr-roCtcI.
Ii Young men are sometimes throWl into
the society Of thoughtlcsS or lewt! wcmeu.
ihcy have no more right to measure AL
other women by what they see Of the. t.
Than they would have TO estimate the char:c-
ter Of homes, and &c >pcctabic ii .iEan> by the
developments OF crime in our police courts.
Let oar Young men remember that their
chief happiness Of life depends upon their
utter faith III women. No worldly wisdom.
no miSanthropic philosophy, no gcncralza-
ton, can cover OF weaken this fundamental
truth. Ii stands like the record Of God il
>cl!-for it is nothing less than this-and
>hou!d put IN everlasting seal upon lips
thar are Wont TO speak >li@htin@lv Of wo-
man.-Ame,Icdn Odd-ftliOW.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-15

Parts Of hot stove were stolen III Lynch
burg the other day, and sold to JUNK
dealer.
Major Yellott. Of Lexington, intends td
remove back 10 B"ltimoyc.
Samuel IIccht. German resident Of New
York. and Il profound scholar, committed
suicide by hanging OF Tuesday.
Mr.. Hamlton stuart, OF Galveston, has
accepted the Democratic nomination io'
Governor Of Texas.
4 shoe manuf,ctory Of the capacity OF
500, 900 per annum i about to commence
operations il Dalton, Ga.
Sisters Of the Stranger is the name Of .
society organized i'll New \ oTk for the re
lief OF strangers in that city.
4 building fell on south Tenth street,
Brooklyn. X. T., Tuesday, instantly killing
John Lotus and William Nolan, and Sc
ycrely injuring several others.
The following delegates from Virginia bad
arrived at Louisville on the 18th: Holt
Wilson, r. c. Taylor, d. j. {. Tenant
John s. Tucker, Asa Biggs, Richard ray
Tor. W. Tazer. William Lamb, Benjamin T.
Baxter, Norfolk; L. c. De Jainette, caro-
line: 4. b. Boiling, Ii. c. Davis, ID. W.
Bride. J. c. Almistesd. Thomas RoWiette,
Petersburg; r. d. Lille, Charles L. Car t
rington. staunton Z. u, Murreu, Lynch
burg: w. L. York, Bristol.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-15

MESSAGE cv Governor OF TENNESSEE
The CONTEST FOR NuShttH@,
T.1.n.. October I@.-Ihc Governors mes
sage 10 the Legislature urges strongly the
ratification If the fifteenth amendment, Tld
SAYS the Interests II Tennessee would be
furthcrcG thereby; urges The coniinu;d!cn
Of the free school system, and comments
rpon it, good effect: scouts rcpudiation,
and advises The sale of delinquent railroads
10 enhance the value ol state bonds. ana
asks for action to encourage migration.
Bills have been introduced in the LegiSia-
turc to disqurify negroes rs Jurors, and to
repeal the school law and abolish county
supcrintcndcnt> Of education.
The senatorial contest is fierce. johnson !
friends are confident. If he fails, third
man will be chosen. Nelson is now named.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-15
- Co IN ay Fair.

er,,.,.wr,- y, o., -Ncf Is.-I hVTI WI
STatSToE' A., uctG ''ir ground to-da!
ig'"oo pcrso rs on the =" ne. The sum
$4,000 WAS awarded i'll prem. awarded Oh
NJ. >ttcil, nj Baltimore, was
two first pI cmUms for pianos. ncnt an
Th" Fair closed with Il tourna1.
grand masked ball. con
The Rock brijg' Agricultural EUR
mcnccS next Wednesday.
Willi1m Todd. Of this county, was hiIl.
last nigh! hy falling from his hose.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-15
The geOnaan G..ta,oiIc Opposition TO the
hs!nie Inn the EszsfI1c Schools

CINClNyATI, October ia mass meeting
IL opposition 10 the reading OF the Bible iii
the public schools Of the city is appointed
Tor tomorrow. Hon. Charles Keindcn.
Judge stalls, and Rev. Thomas NickcrS.
will speak.
Bishop Purcell has gone to Rome.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-15
'gac Louisville Commercial
s'Slrer.(.e,,2

LOUISVILLE, October lin the CONNER.
cill Convention committees Of one from
each State were appointed on the Southell
Pacific railroad and railroads generally
direct trade with Europe, immigration To
Mississippi and Tennessee. Improvement
of the icvecS, direct wafer communication
with the Atlantic, Mississippi outlets,
protection OF labor. and the reduction OF
TAXATION
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-15

An Ovation To Hos. Jdns {. BrrcKlN-
EIDor.-Ehe Louisville Ny.) Cmrlcr u
Monday SAYS!
" johE :, hrcrliari,t2c was at the owen
County Naif "n Friday, and nc, with 4
hearty welcome. Hundreds Of people Ill
tracted tii;thcr ~ his presence, llockert -
tho grounds and gathered around him. and
ii response to their warm greetings In"
General responded briefly. he said that
whatever OF prominence in life ne had en-
joyed, to the people Of owen Mur' than
any others was he indebted, and h. ROW, ~
ever, bore them grateful. remembrance. has
reception was Il perfect ovation.f
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COMMERCIAL.
sraiu sssd TIour Markets.
ConE AND FLOUR ExCHan,ssE'
RICHMOND. VA, October II, lsV'.
OFFERINGS.

EIcTIoSD, Va. October IL, iso''
OFFERINGS.
HrheR-Whta. a,eai bIshels. Red. i2s nl,sheis
Corn.-Whitc, - bushels. MIXED. ls5 huShcls'
Ogts.-l III bushels.
Puzzled bushels.
FlnrscGd.-3 bushels.
SALES.
ybeai.--Wi,'tc. az bushels very good at sl:5G !:
~ Irshcs very good nu private terms $40 busncis
nriun % private terms 100 bushels at si.a'' 80
bushels at sl57. 50 bushels ut Sl.4o; 100 bushels
tnrmstntal. 2. 5ps bushels. BED. 10 bushels very
coed Mt 81 % 40 bushels fair on private terms /.
bushels foul ct 81 Is; ]! bushels GOOD III sl'-s .
fnr1,-W h!te. "a bushels good Mt sl.lo: 80 n1sh.
oIs yyocviI-eatcn 1T sI-t"thl y bushels Mixed ~
bushels very good nj sl.O a,s h,sh,Is
Onts-1a bushels prime nj 5sc.. i,'1o pos'''''
good at &C.,; asG bushels a. 55c.-tot, =, 20.
FIdrsgcd. IS bushels very good ut s2'''.
RE-ExEicrTED.
Ivhent.-Uhttc. 3o3 hushels. BED, loo bushels.
C0Ta.-NEidtc rs bushels.
Odts.-7s8 bushels.
Ryc.-6 bushels.
MISUNDERSTANDING Of Wheat on IhaIist ~
day g. 0al bushels white and .l2s bushels Fr" VI
which aos bu shells white and loo bushels rra we're
reexh,h,ted anda 5os bushels white and 81! bn5hei.
red were sold leaving over 400 bushels WINE a'
1874 bushels red. Market unchanged.
Offerings Of grain on Change on thc titi ''''
nor. 1868. were Thcat-Whitc, $50 bushels rcu,
SD bushels. C0rn-S ElLS. w bIa!4si7. 49,
bushels. Rye 1872 bushels. Prices on lna' Jay
were Whcat-White, very good. S2'S'a; re"'
prime. So.o Corn-White. prime, sl.m ye.!'m
primc, 81 Z. Oats, prime. zoe Rye, prime -. w.
There was no change in the price of Corn 'o-o"!
Oats more active bnt lower. Nearly I'll Iiia' ""'
offered was sold.
RE very dull.
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
OCTOBER le-Thc market for Flour Is quiet arc
unchanged with very lew srles-colltined 70 tn'
CITY trade. y he offerings ot Wheat SLOW s.e
ci,icd falling off in the receipts; no sales ~ "nisr
and but few nf red ~ clio for '!:mn, ana Sly
Il 81 30 1.32 :l33 aud Sl.35 Tor i:,lr 10 GOO"
Small sales Of old mixed Corn 1T Slligssl Il. Il.
new lin The earl at $500 u barrel M Rye offered
| sales OF oats ut 5i6l55c.. and dam 'eed 1T asc.
SAVANNAH. GA.
! OCTOBER Affirmative market has been Gult
| active during the week under review, Win GOO
demand for all grades. especially tieorsit exit
| and fancy. The stock j. in good supply. -
quote Georgia extra. sG41S;O Y barrel fancy, ~
| 6ISll so p barrel: northern eurcrHue. S'2LFS pc
! barrel extra, :Stf 80. 30 ~ blrrol.
! Ir1in--rorn firm aud advancing; the stock |
In ample supply to meet the demand which FOR III
mast week his steadily Increased. Wcunotc prlR
| bIarvlarf white FROM wharf, Sl.51 from store
| 81 30 yellow. Sl.5orE7l.55.
| Oats dull at S50 oc.
| Peas scarce ii sl.5yIhSl 10.