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THE tthKENCI QUESTION.


AT first blush it appears very singular that
statesmen, patriots, men of wisdom and IN
tegrlty. should difler widely IN their views
touching the affairs of Government IN all its
various departments and relations rs TO place
them III direct opposition 20 each other, each
claiming at the same time 10 be ac,uated alone
by motives of patriotism and sound poliry,
and each appealing 10 the people with the
same zeal and fcrvor in behalf of their ideas.
But we have learned from observation aud
experience that patriotism, like charity, begins
men confinc their ideas Of 81 measures to
the local interests Of their immediate v.ciniues,
and even their individual business, and suffer
them selves to become - blinded by these
interests a. = aqua ) believe tud; whatever
tends - their rromot n : tor the public good.
Not all are tlus blinded, for many feel 40
triots are. This fact is not more fofcibly Illus,
uated in any measures advocated in our
country than those which pertain 10 the
currency question In the great commerclai
and money cen'ers those who control public
opinion, being interested in the financial
transactions OF their Localities, are ~ favor OF
reducng the Lnlk Of the circulating medium,
while IN tie Interior agricultural districts,
where money i scarce and the producers
desire to receive mo:e of il for their produce.
tie people are opposed 10 contracting the
currency. Inns aIe local and individual in
terests made the bases upon which two par
ues--the Sreenback and anil-greenoack--are
forming, which are likely 70 absorb the TWO
/ great parties oi ;his country, if they do not
divide upon and make tins financial question
the most prominent feature in their declared
principles.
Heretofore the people Of the South have
had their time engrussed by matter Of more
vital importance to their respective States
that Of rescung thcii governments from the
hands of corrupt, incapable and proGigate
otcials-and the East has only had the West
/ to combat on ,his question; but now that the
South has time 10 study thi. sui ject and inquire
| as 10 which policy .il si,Lserve its interests.
the contest will no, be confined alone 10 those
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-06-02
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Nelson Gilbert } State of Louisiana
We. No. 900 : Parish Of Richland
Henry Brown. Parish Court
BY virtue of "A writ Of Fl. IA issued from
the Honorable Parish Court in and for the
parish of Richland, State Of Louisiana, in the
above stated and numbered case, and TO me
directed, have seized and will offer for sale
at the door of the Court house in the town OF
Rayvie, said parish, On Saturday,
The End day Of June. 1877,
the following described property. io-wit. One
dun mare and colt.
Terms OF Sale, Cash, with the beief, OF
appraisement.
J. A. LlDDELL, Sheriff.
Sheriff S Office, Rayvile, La,
May l9th. ls77.-3t.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-06-02
HURRAH FOR FLOYD.

Z. J. Loudin Esq. left here on Tuesday by
water with a complete Printing Office for the
town of Floyd-Our sister parish of West
Carroll is moving right along. We shall give
the new parer cheerful welcome when it
puts in an pPearance.-CdrroH Conservative
Another enterprise that will soon starvc
out. We would congratulate friend Bob, if
but We really don't.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-06-02
CIVIL SERTICE Reform.
A Cool Letter from the President-He WISHES
The Collection Of Rerenues to be Free from
Partisan Control
EXECUTIVE MANSION,

EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WASHINGTON, ID. C., May %, 1877.
My Dear Sir have examined the partial
report of the Commission appointed to
examine the New York Custom house |
concur with tie Commission in their recom-
mendations. 1t is my wish that the collection
of the revenues should be free from partisan
control, and organized on strictly business
basis, with the same eArantees for efficiency
and fidelity in the ELECTION Of the chief and
subordinate officers that would be required by
"A prudent merchant. Party leaders should
have 10 more influence IN appointments than
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-06-02
REFUNp!NG THE TOTTON TAX

Ills sui Jet TIA: been discussed from time
TO time, with more or less interest, ever since
the cotton tax law was repealed. and las
recently received more Than r.!lunry aiiruiirn
from the press Of Mississippi AID Alabama
The consiiiuiicnality Of The act las been
Thoroughly discussed on bah >i,ie---ard we
find iha, even eminent iuri>I> are divided; in
their q inions a. To Whether u wa- uncon,ti-
tuIioual or nOt--henrc il Is net "rr purpose to
claims IL being "lrarned ia lie law" hut to
merely refer to one -irrle sugges,in thrown
on, 10y an Alabama exchange, which strikes
It's as The mos, feasible means Of disro>ing of
the matter satisfactorily and Justly.
If il was UNJUST and wrong in the 's, in
stance to levy This tax upon tie staple product
and coumodiiy ,f the n.tlern States it is emf
nently right and proper tia, il should he re-
funded bn' the i.ng -acticabi.iiy, il not siiso-
lutte impos>ibility, of returning this TAX In the
individual taxpayers, has heretofore caused us
TO take very little interest IN the matter: but
the A>lisiile (nlH) fIgis las awakened IN us
some Interest IL the matter. by Suggesting that
the money be refunded TO the States and APP
Piled by them to the payment Of their debts,
which would be an indirect bu, eflectual means
OF reimbursing the citizens of each State We
approve of this plan, and are willing TO advo-
cate the refunding Of the tax in such manner
and for such purpose.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-06-02
- {

A German had some blue glass put in his
bedroom window; and soon after his wife
surprised him with triplets. "Py schimminy.
Katrina" said Hans, "dot foolishness mid der
plue ghlass moost be stopred; smashes him
oud 20 quicker a. never vas.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-06-02

Every citizen should take his parish paper
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-06-02
SPECIFICATIONS.

Mud Sill. 10 inches square, "a feet on,-
II feet apart; posts 8 inches square, TO be lie;
into mad and cap siis with PKG tenon and
draw pinned to both mud and cap sils; can
sis inches square, Is feet long. Posts 10
be II feet apart, from outside 10 outside. and
braced As follows on inside. with 2x5 inch
braces, from top Of mud sill extending np
two-thirdS Of the length Of the post. 10 be
bolred TO the post by three>Guarters inch iron
bolts al both ends outside braces inches
square, tiom end of mud sill to the top of the
posts-morticcd and draw pinned 10 ill and
posts >leepers p ii inches, 70 feet long
&C sleepers to each beEt-seepers TO lap one
foot on each bent, and well spiked toge Their
with 20 d. spikes, FIGURING KS inches,
well spiked on alternate edges 10 each sleeper
with 20 d. spikes. Railing y inches. well
fastened to outside seepers ard irnly braced
on each cap sill; railing 10 be II feet apart
ana feet high.
Guide ros. { fee, from foo, of bridge on
each side
All the timber: 10 Ice Of good heart cypress,
and the bottom of the cap sri to be above
high water marx Of 1874. All 10 be done in
a worhman-lke manner.
JOEL r. WYNN.
JAMES =. WYNN,
c II. BRASHEAR,
JOHN H. MILLING,
Committee.
Grew Lake, La, April rs. 1877. O..
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-06-02
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Henry Cruzat State Of Louisiana,
VS.. Parish OF Franklin,
Nancy Gauger. Parish Court,
10y virtue of writ Of fl ia, issued from
ID the Honorable Parish Court in and for
the parish of Franklin, state of Louisiana, in
the above styled suit, and to me directed, |
have seized and wiI offer for sale at the door
of the coart house in the town of Rayville,
on
Saturday, the 10th day of June, 1877,
the following described property, to-wit: The
n w ! and W J of the n F. Of Section 8,
L Is n, K : East, with all the buildings and
improvement thereon.
Terms of sale-cash, with the bcncii, of
appraisement.
]. a. LIDDELL, Sheriff.
Sheriff 5 Office.
RayviIle, La, May 18th, 1877
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-06-02

A school teacher in Foir Wayne. Ind. fills
he mcuihs Of offending pupils with ayeni.e
Pepper. lie wants 10 make them smart
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-06-02
Sheriff s Sale.

Simon Fox & Co, use Of State of Louisiana,
VS.. No. lSs ? Parish of Richand,
J. A. & J. D. Holly. Parish Court
DY virtue of writ of Fl. Fa., issued from
- the Honorable Parish Court in and for
TIE parish of R;chland, State of Louisiana, in
the above stated case and 10 me directed,
have seized and will offer for sale at the door
OF the court house in said parish, on Saturday,
The 10th day Of June, 1877,
the following described properly, to-wit:
The South>East quarter Of Section seven.
South half OF Section eight and North half of
Section seventeen, Township eighteen North
of Range ten Fast, with all the buildings and
Improvements thereon.
Terms of sae-Twelve months credit,
without the benefit Of appraisement; pur
chaser to give bond with approved security,
bearing pc interest from date.
J. A. LIDDELL, Sheriff
Sheriff Office, Rayvie La,
May 26th, lS77.-4t
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-06-02
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

StALtD proposals Tor bul.lins . t..s.e
~ over Crew Lake. on the Vics>lal- and
Monroe road, IN accordahce with the ul.,ined
specifications, will be received by the under>.
signed committee until the C6,h day Of June,
IS" ; contract 10 be awarded TO III. loves
and mos, responsible bidder.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-06-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ONE DOLLAR
WILL PAY FOR THE BEACON
SIX MONTHS.

In recognition Of the hardness Of the times,
as well as with view to extend the circula
non 81 ihe Beacon 10 all parts Of the country
where It's merits are recognized, | make the
unprecenied offer 10 furnish it 10 clubs Of a.
many as FIVE New SUBSCRIBERS, in the parish,
from July Isl. 1877, to January lst, 1873, for
ONE DOLLAR EACH,
and 10 like number outside of the parish,
the same length of time. for ONE DOLLAR
AND TWENTY-FIVE CENTS each.
As an induccmeni 10 these who are in
arrears To settle up, make them the same
extraordinary offer; if they will pay what
they already owe, mp to July LIST, they can get
tie paper the remainder of the year for one
DOLLAR in advance. Here is a splendid OPP
portuniiy of helping your paper ont of finan-
cial distress, helping 10 extend its circulation,
and Of getting a paper that is acknowledged
to be Tie best country paper in the State, six
months fer ONLY O.E DOLLAR. So get up
your clubs and send or bring in yonr money
Address THOS J. MANGHAM,
May 2G-6t. RAyvILLE. La.
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). w. SMITH,,
BARBER d HAIR DRESSER.

"ASm osed into his new shop on Louise
street, T. ne door north OF W L. lone
store, 2ayville, and provided with all kinds Of
perfumes, cosmetics and hair dyes necessary
for the satisfactory execution of all work in
his line. and respectfully solicits the pa
tronage of the public. He can shave, dye,
shampoo, and trim gentleman up in any
Style and also keeps fancy toilet articles
on hand TO a, commodate the ladies.
June 3. lS7J-tf.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-28
TIE NORTIfaM BURNED.
Three OF her Crew Pertshiug Probably by
suuocaiion In their Berths.

The steamboat {. II. NOrtham Of the New
Haven line was burned in tho East river on
seventh street. between 3 and 4 o'clock yester-
day morning. and three OF the twelve men who
wer" sleeping in her persisted. Half an hour
after the discovery Of the fire thirteen streams
were pouring into her. but without apparent
effect. and at about o'clock the hurricane deck
fell in with crash. The only hope that remained
WIS to save me hull by scuttling. But the water
was shallow. and she sank only few feet lcav-
ing half of her hull above water. The engines
then pumped The hold full Of water. and after
IN" lli.ht woodwork " the cabins had burned
out the fire WIS got under control.
At daytr"ak men went to work trying to nnd
the budrs OF the missing men. hut il was
O'Clock before the first one was taken ont. II
waiter. The hands and feet were burned N
md The head and body were charrrd and
cs'apcd identified the remains as those Of
HOGAN by mole on one cheek He was a single
Re BODY e"pi Joseph smh minutes pan nsr
AZ years Of age. was found near the place from
which Hogan's body had been taken. HIS
faWnly live IN Petersburg; Va. The body
Of the third man. George Jackson. "A waiter.
VIII Wiz not found ycS,ierchay 81, o :, In.
tn" officers aud mon had been asleep n"lrly
three hours when the FIR" wns discovered. and
not on" u them Offers "A satisfactory hypothe.
81. ON Monday evening Isaac Freeman. tho
color"d port r. Of the Northam. was IN company
says that none Of tlem were smoking when
they went below. and that there WIS no stove IN
their qualt rs. They took a lantern with them.
Some ~ tho officers think that tho fire started
from the explosion Of n lamp
The {. II. Northnm wa~ tuilt by John Engls
son IN Gre"nuoint IN 1873. Her dimenson-
wer.i Length. 32j feet: II feet inches beam
width over all 81 feet depth ol hold ,l3 iaet 3
inches. She had 1856 state rooms AMI 900 herths
and could accommodate 7OD passengers She
was upholstered by A. 7. Stewart Il Co. Ia the
richest style. Tho grand saloon. with iis rich
carpets ANA furniture and bronze ornaments
WIS on" OF the finest on the Sound, She WIS
with lrHwn from the limo about three weeks agn
~ have "a new shaft put IN. Capt. John a.
Towns. her first OIL 'er. was transferred t. the
FIN CITY and the Northam was not TO resume
hyr trips until spring.
The officers OF the New Haven limo estimate
tho loss at from 81 900 to 500. 900. about one
half 81 her original cost. The hull can prob
nhly ho raised, and much @. the mn' hin6ry is
comparatively uninJurcd. The insurance foots
uput $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-28
fINtNCIiL AND COMMERCIAL.

TuraDAv Nov o. y NJ Tho orar,.ions
Nv '"u''nS
nj the stock Exchange further developed the
vigorous selling movement commenced al,
N,t,. ,,..,t ~, 81, ~ "a . ~,
Mohd"y' win Lake Shore ana Western Union
recognized as the CHIEF features OF the attack.
Considerable amount, Of eonuinc stock wore
-
also throWh upon inc mark't' ana me iirst
named readily yielded from GO to GiH. while
"Vs'e'" mon al III" SAM "n'' u'N'''h"' rom
80 l" ~ Inc Nnrthweslrrns broke from
3d., to 35's for the common and from &C &, 10
CO.. for the preferrnl and the 81 PAM. worn A.
and ! \ cont lower nj ak and ~, ior no
CSn n,rai ais nn ep't Io,y nw YORK
thr general market WAS characteriy.d by ,,rr,i
wanIne,s with tie exe~ution Of D,nwarn fack.
awannn md W',storn wbinb hofor" MI NJ, H.
rnlinh ~" ~, w r,,i,, "I,oae nl.'uny
taken of the general demorailzntion nnd th wic
loon rnmn,anr,.d nm sr,iv, 80, ia ~ ~,
mont Tor III" nurnn.' unt p"nlv III ''i nH,ri,
short contrnsis bi' also ~ oni,i,'nnrn,, nm ~, ''-
ward urn Tie decline of DeiawnrcH i'a' W.
sal" of 100 900 tons had been annn, ,tu ~
nrices rnnr1n, from i0a3sr !, I'm l.. ~ nv 81,
Te"ll1e T., IN 1H3p'r "nansd th9 hnyins move
stocks without maierinily iununn"inr tLt o,,ntn,
unr n, rnoSoII' Ky IS purInsys oefame
day were in some INSTANCES rocnried in thc
lunl Ienlinrs. 81 Pnll rallied 10 95f, r",,rn-
ferrei 10 ii. Lake shore to 81 y. Western Union
&c &c ~ f2r M W.T. a to ths prgerred 70
asa upyyar., urn S.us6, rrss pUmbsE = iGo
Adj nj LfH lHitHNH.
prices are not impro6aie in View also OF The
fret TINT several operators prominently d"nti-
Hru WIN tnc DOWNWARD movement were to-day
rccugnlTru M active buyers.
attention lint NnrirDsn was o.tfV,, al 81 ,l ~,
thr ,, '"' n,u NnS 1, l.lI
WI l''"Dt H." % ~, w. l'i'l'i l,'lf
NhhiE' anu Anon SNld ,il go" -, ana we
preferred al lul; nut hhn7ns tdrlllr nr'hr
from iO Z. Nhd Missouri. Kansas and IrNa4
Sold ut 5tm5. Michigan Central Oh a small
lusfua-s declined f.. GD1 but AT ,r,vurI g.. no.
,ri H. 81 T. Xxi r.,., ,..... H. Nm 49, ~ Il w.
a. ~ "" w., ~ 80 .. w ''''t ''','t ~ I've
y, 'hul't D. hulWilh5unu.hE lh" l!'l lhhl "i lh'
'H'llnn lo-'lhN lhr JeNrt interest WIS o. proc
scented 10y jlSSO2 votes, against 2g92J the toial
OF the opuosl lion
1'Ln t,,,nl u,,nInr - oh a roa daolt IL, ,,, "a
o,n "r f", ~ Lt - sun ~ u'"l l,' VIZ l''
p'H ~ WIZ u iNhN HH"i' ~ II. ,'Hi'u ,lt"ll
inlhNHT'. lM'hiiW hlnh anu WESTERN -N'i'i .
Western Union. 5000; Northwestern. J,lll, tln.
prrfrrrrl : BOO: st. Paul 1000: do urrirrl,al,
ip7 \ C.utrni % 'sio. iii in,is f.pir,l - ava,
M'.ii,snr rn',rni Am, NarI,n-., ,ij-. a o
W. tlE"l INN ,dt,,t ~, i,nV"' 'inl I'a', ~ N'
p,'N,i'u' 2''' Mnlll9 anu I-sn''N 0'o plll'-,
aiu, NOfk Island, Illi American lNpre~-. $3.50 f.
g.. C.. &. and J.. 10; Drlaw re- and llui- n
Canal ISL Chicago and Alton 400: do pre-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-28
STABBED IN A POLITICAL oU4RREL.
Js~ses McDer~ctt's Desperate Ftshs with .
Gns Meter In.peeter In RrooLLyn

James McDermott, well known In Brook
lyn IA II politician and newspaper contributor.
at about az o'clock yesterday morning ended a
quarrel over politics. which was begun with
Charles II. Ramsden In J. NJ. Whtty's barroom
at 5i0 Fulton street Brooklyn. by fight in tho
street in which Ransdcn was stabbed in the left
side Of the abdomen. They had met in Whtty's
ealoon. and both being much under the influence
Of liquor. thoy began to talk freely and to drink
together Ramsdcn commented on M"Drrmou's
znal in the last campaign. He accused McDcr-
mott of being traitor to the Democratic party
He accompanied his remarks by throwing his
arm around McDcrmott's neck, and making
ADMINISTRATIONS with his hands which irritated
MrDcrmott.
They left tho barroom angriy and as soon M
other. Ramsdrn mangled McDermott's right
thumb with his teeth. He also struck VI 'Dermott
stabbed him with posket knife Gctting AWAY T,Uv
from his antagonist. McDcrmott ran M Fulton
K w P"ss"S Private NAMED
hurt in roy. Kane accompanied him home.
:, Onlcer Lyons Of the Myrtle avenue police met
Ramsdcn stumbling along as though he was in
ii2xicatc,d. and he arrested him. ON reaching
wound in his left side. He said that he had
been stabbed nv n man named Hughes in Fulton
cariy a Rss r%% at Seocs nf
fcer WIS sent with him to the City Hospital.
where Ramsden identified him us his assailant
The City Hospital physicians sent word to Capt.
Smith that Ramsdcn's wound was dangerous
and that 1t WAS doubtful whether he could re-
cover
When McDermott learned that the assault
promised To result fatally. he refused to talk
about the case TO any of his friends following
the advice Of his counsel. cx-Judge Troy. To
SUPER ntcndent Campbell. however. he gave n
rambling account Of IL, asserting that Ramsdrn
had struck him in the harroom and on the side
walk hid thrown two bricks nj him. one " which
hit him on the leg. He remembered dptermin-
ing tn defend himself. but the rest seemed like
n dream Ia him. He did not know anything
about the stahbing. He said that there was a
loud outcry and that n friend OF Rnmsdon's
joined IN the fight. He declared that the wound
on his thumb was made by n knife. although IL
seemed evident that IL was the result of u bite.
Justice Walsh sent MrDermott To- Raymond
street Iail to await the result ~ RHmsden's in
lur"s. The police Investigation goes to show
that there were no witnesses If the assault. The
Waterman Kane was held in $500 bail as wit
ness
Ramsden has wife and three children and
Is said To- be peaceahly dsposed He IL clerk in
III" OH 80 " the BROOKLYN Gaslight Company.
He has Tor several years been an inspector of
gas meters. He was detained ut the gas office
lat" on MONDAY night. The Coroner visited
hamsdn in the afternoon, expecting to take
his ante mortem deposition but II WIS cunsd-
cred unsafe to disturb him. He said piaintiye-
~. This comes from keeping late hours
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-28
KINGS COUNTY SAJINGS BANKS.
Reports on tho vuiInmshurgh Dime and tn,
Germuuia.

ALBANY, Nov. 27.-Rumors discrediting
the soundncss Of the Wi.iamsburgh Dime
Savings Bank and the Germania Savings Bank
OF Kings county having been current for some
time. Acting Superintendent Lamb ordered n
special examination OF them 10 be made MAJOR
Chas. f.. Orvls made an examination of the Dime
Savings Bank with great thoroughncss on Nov.
10 and II. and found that the bonds ana mort
cages seemed to be generally Of good charac-
tor. there being only 1921 &c behind in interest
The valuations are nude ON tho basis of those
Of the real value, and he considered the mort
Cages consequently very SAFE investments The
bank had been in the habit of accepting
the report of is attorney ~ 10 the
corrcctn"ss OF the ttlne. but Mr.. Oryis
had informed the Secretary that a search for
every loan in the bank must be made at an
carly day. The hank building is Put down rs
costing iHj32i.l6. Tut It's rents are Just about
enough t. pay the taxes. A loss OF 1851 rs was
n1enSlun"l 10y m" failure Oi Tia" Farmers and
C4ilens' National Bank of Ni!liam-burgh (;
9lherwls, no important losses ARE reported.
Tn" books ara we'll kept. The surplus in
hand Is tli 300 10. and II has AN excess
Of income of siG95l5. Among the assets are
IN luini bonds ana mortgages amounting 30
t]Oi,G15, NV York city h' ndn, $50 600; Brook
crs amounting 10 t9USG2l.55 There ara due
drpostors $50 HS3 30. which. with interest.
amounts 20 tS5i.23iG0. leaving the surplus
named. The snmrlrs are pat down at SG.32l.
The examination OF the GrrmAnla Bank was
made 10y Geo. W. Il id. and fully discrcdits the
" t92n0O and there is mn excess Of income Of
sG.37240. superintendent Lamb thinks these
examinations ought a. Quirt all approx pensions
regarding either of the banks IN question.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-28
New York " ark etc.

TUESDAY. Nov. 27.-FLouR AND MEAL
There has been Httcrly improved export demand
low grades OF -four especially common extras. and they
slightly advanced. but trade generally renamed
dun at Old prices. To-day the demand was less &C
tive Tor shipping grades. and the whole market
quiet with the Improvement of the previous two
DAYS barely SUPPORTED Feed more plenty. We
quote state and Western superfne. 81 mas 10 extra
STATE. 50 49, Western Spring wheat extras,
- thfs%1 20. do XXX and xxx. - HhofS72J; winter
wheat extras g. hisi ~; do NA and NIX. 81 SS7 ~
Minnesota patents o. soSS ~. citv shipping extras.
81 - tSt 10 southern bakers ana family brands. 81 -
80 southern shipping extras. 81 Tossnln Corn meal
Western. - ijtSs3, Brandywine. SianGS3i5. Rye
-four. 81 75ass3i Wheat iced. sInef22 ~ ton. ryc
feed. Sl"1f-. Buckwhoat flour {. 10 rs. S2jOCs2.7h
tortoN-Ih.re has hceua upward Tendency 10 prices
caused nv bad weather NJ the south the smaller receipts
the ports and improving ad vices To-day. the
market dc pressed hV uuiuNornic advice
spots wcrr. hnvyNcr without ~. ino decline thong
quiet salrs sii bales. ndlng upands II 11tc Futures
isl pants lower % ling al ~ 1-c. Tor NoNcmier
~ lie Tor December. II 2sc for January ~ isc TOT
February. ~ h-c Tor March, II dic Tor April ami II sc
tor NAV sa'~ for future delivery. - 90 bales Re
ctlt- nj the ports, 2btsl bales, sept l. li1lvs
bale CORE Standing pcroi last year. l7iSOo bales