davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-20
News items.

The salary of a Congressman is about
205 pounds in silver per year.
The wife of Rev. Thos. X. Beecher is
q grand daughter Of Noah Webster.
A bona.flde Observation-Disclosures
to buy a small farm with sone land.
Queen Victora's farm at Windsor
furnishes butter for the London mar
ket.
A Parisian's definition Of beautiful
woman-The paradise OF the eye and
the purgatory Of the purse.
"Stony Fork Joe, 'thc weather proph-
ct OF Wytheville, Va, foretells a heavy
snow about the lst Of April.
Easton, Pa, burns coal oil in her
street lamps, and ingenious thieves
steal the oil, replacing it with water.
A woman in st. Louis had her nose
broken last week by the explosion OF a
toy steam-engine with which her chill
dren were playing.
A Virginia City man was Knocked
down for whistling ou the street, and
the court ruled that he was served just
right and not entitled to damages.
Norhoff says there wasn't a single
Senator drunk at the recent all-night
session. So much the more shameful the
conduct of the married ones.
The new barn of Arch Lyle, near
Fancy Hill, Rockbridge, with farming
implements worth $500 WAS burned a
few nights ago.
Under ruling of the Iowa courts no
parent has a right to enter the room in
which their daughter is sparkling without
asking and obtaining her consent.
General Comfy, our minister to the
Sandwich Islands, says his principal oc-
cupaton is to call ca the Secretary OF
State Tor Foreign Affairs and take q
drink.
The State Geologist Of Georgia as
serts that It's gold region is richer than
that Of California, and says that its
yield must very soon become enor-
nous.
In Rockbridge county, last week, the
cries Of his children attracted S. N. Hell.
den to his chamber, where he found his
wife lying Frustrated in an epilectic fit,
with one arm in the burning Goals oftbe
FIRE place.
A countryman going down Main
street the other morning, carrying q
ladder in one hand aud now and then
turning 10 gaze into store window,
knocked over fourteen school children
in a Journey of two blocks-and it was
nOta very good morning for school
children, either.
1t is warmly asserted by the Chicago
Times that most Of the so-called medi-
c ii colleges in the west are Matching
doctors by steam" 1t requires but
about thirty weeks to develop full
fledged goslirg of physic, SO to speak.
You can never make asuccessful sys-
TEN of education that does not contem-
plate the education Of the teacher as
that Of the pupil.-(Gov. Seymour.
The General Assembly Of Virginia
did nothing 10 increase the revenue Of
the State, but, by cutting down salaries
and reducing criminal expenses, saved
a ,out one hundred and fifty thousand
dollars, which viii help to pay the cost
OF the session.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-20

Mr.. Moody told his Springfield su-
diencc the other night that he can tell
On looking over congregation the be-
levers by the expression Of their faces.
Then he told them a story about poor
woman, who, hearing a rap, thought
Il was the landlord come TO demand the
g.nt. She refused to answer, and thus
tlrned away friend who wished to give
hsr money. The audience laughed at
this, but Moody stopped them abruptly
by crying: "You laugh at that woman,
but 1t was you, yourself, sinner"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-20
ry respectfully,
Mrs. r. ". HrRKE.

MFR. p. Proctor IS introducing into this county
The Iillis Adjustable Tread.c' have one 81
these "treadles" attached 90 "she singer sewing
,Iachine.' which Is ia use In my family; aud Ii
has given great satisfaction in every particular.
therefore cheerfully recommend It to all who
have sewing machines, as requiring mucn less
lal or. and consequently much more conducive to
health It is safe. to say that whore a machine II
moved with the least p Jwor, the iniu i0us effects
consequent upon the labor viii be loss-To q. Sc
who o crate sewing machines particularly.
FEMALES have the Li!lis lreille II you value your
heath! J.. IT, JOADAN, ". D..
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-20

The Office Of doorkeeper ofthe United
States House Of Representatives has
been so badly managed, at times, since
the democrats have had the disposal OF
1t, aud such bad management has given
the radicals so many harps upon which
to play, that the House Committee on
Reform in the Civil Service have, it is
understood, determined to report in
favor Of its abolition, and assigning its
duties to the Sergeant-at-Arms or if
this be not done, TO at least remove the
present incumbent.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-20

UNEARTHING A DEAD MAN
About a year ago one Griswold, of Sui.
ivan county, was supposed 10 have
been drowned, and the Massachusetts,
Life Insurrence Company paid his poll
cy of $4,000 over to his admini'tra'
aItera suit. Two weeks age Griswe d
was unearthed in Texas, dealing III cat
tie. The company will endeavo 70 set
aside the judgement aud sue for the re.
coyery.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-20

A county court continued aud held for tn
n County Of shenandoah on Friday, March 18th
.57s.
On motion Of D. Z. w. Myers. Kate Schumacher,
Martha E. kickard, Joseph Frsvel, David Frsyel,
James H. Hoover, Joseph b. Brumback, John Rit-
suour, J. A. Hotel, samuel wismsn, calvin II.
lotte Harrison COpp, Samuel Hotel, John "
lesser, Daniel Keller, Isaac Bowman, Hotel 4
auner Joseph Conner Lemuel Painter, d. U.
BOWMAN, samuel Hollsr, Isaac Burner, Henry
iottel, X. II. w. Bowman, Jacob z. Frsvel, LEWIS
J. Funkhouser. James NJ. Painter, Levi MeInturh.
epecca Copp, G. Hickman, John J. .ottel, Saml.
lockman aud Tim Cornell, proprietors aud oc-
upants OF land on either side II Shenandoah
liver, In the said County Of shenandoah, Virginia.
who have filed their Petition, praying the court 10
declare and establish that portion Of Shenandoah
.dyer from the point known 80 the mouth Of
ugh's Run, at Hotel & PAINTERS Mil, below, up
said stream TO and at point known 40 the mouth
Of Stony Creek, lawful fence as to horses, cattle
ogs, sheep and goats, Is hereby ordered that
Ioice Of said application be given by posting The
same at the front door Of the court house Of said
county, aud two or more public places along and
ear said liver and by publication in the Shensn-
iuah Hesld, for four successive weeks IS required
by Sec. -, Oh. %, Code OF 1873.
A Copy Iesis,
:. E RrrcKLRY for Tets. ego, w. MILET o.sc.c
March 2eth-4w,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-20
special Offer $500 III Value for o..

he Serial Story, For Percival, haviAs been
commenced in October, the numbers for October,
November, aud December will be fnrnihsA
gratutously 10 all new subscribers for 1873.
IERMS.-Yearly Subscription, H.Uo; Two Copies
500; hree Copies, 5000; Five copies. $40 len
copies, $780, with copy gratis 10 the persos
procuring the club. Single Number, IS cents.
sDecimen Number mailed. postage paid, TO aay
add ess on receipt Of % cents. To Agents hssrsi
commission will be allowed.
J. b. LII PINC0TT CO., Publishers,
us and III MARKET 81. Phia.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-20

Familiar sentences and household
words used in the debates Of the House
Of Delegates
Honor of the Commonwealth"
"Virginia's fair name"
"Virginia's past glory"
"Our old mother"
"Our grand old mother"
Oar dear old mother"
"Our honest obligations"
"Our creditors"
Our proud old Commonwealth"
''Our untold resources"
The ancient renOwn of this grand
old Commonwealth"
How long can we live on this dish Of
hash with the debt increasing over a
million a year? 1t is a little like the
young men who expect to live on
Daddy's reputation till Daddy dies in
solvent and the son becomes society
hummer and dead beat.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-20
yyIRGINIA, TO WIT:

XyIRGINIA, TO WIT:
At rules held In the Clerks Once OF the
Circuit Couit Of Shenandoah, for the month Of
March 1878;
Geo. W. Mlnnick admr. c. {. a. Of Jacob L Barb
iced aud J. II. Barb. Complts
AGAINST
Godfry Barb in his oSn light and admir-. c. 4 a
of Joshua Barb deed, Noah Barb, David Barb,
Joseph Barb. Franklin Barb, Aaron c. Barb, and
,irnson n. Barb, infant children Of simeon Barb
decd Joseph Bowers aud Elizabeth his vile,
andrew Miller, Adam Miller aud Perry Miller,
children aud heirs at Law Of Rebeocs Miller deed
late the wife Of WI. Miller decd and the per-
.,naI representative Of w J. Miller decd. Mary
Miller widow Of Joshua Bah, decd. and David
Miller and Eliza Au1 his wife Defts
IL cHAScERY.
The obiect Of this suit In to enforce the pay
rnent of q bond executed by Joshua Barb 10 J. d.
isrb. for the sum Of tla 90 with interest from
Inc 9th day Of August 1853. SAID bond was sssigu
ed 70 j. a. Barb and is now for the use Off. II.
Barb.
4 appearing by satisfactory evidence that the
defendant David Barb Is not an inhabitant OF this
state-It is ordered, That the said defendant do
appear here within one mouth after due publica-
ton hereof and do what ia necessary 10 protect
his INTEREST," that copy Of this order be published
I'm some rewspaper printed In Woodstock, once q
week for four successive weeks, aud copy posted
Al the front door Of the Court House OF said
county, oh the first doy Of next county court.
Geo. w. Mlley, C. c. s. C.
A Ccpy-Teste
Geo. w. Milsy C. c. c. e. C..
mar. l3--4w. W. g. W, p.q.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-20
Netc entertainments.
sDUBLIc SALE OF
Personal PROPERTY +.

Personal PROPERTY.
will sell at public sale, on the premises, one
THURSDAY, APRIL 18th, 1878,
all of the porsonsl property belonging to the esai
f Jacob and Valentine Neeb, decd. consisting II
part as follows II head Of young cattle, mich
cows head OF work horses and one three year
old colt
10 HEAD OF HOGS,
one 10 horse power engine and thresher, grain
reaper and mower, grain dill, l buggy rake,
wheat fan, buggy, one horse Wagon, one !
horse wagon, spring wagon, or sets OF hsr-
nrss, three 2 horse plows, one horse plow,
d,uble shovel plows, 3 single shovel plow', :
harrows,
ONE CORN SHELLER,
s,mo corn, oats and rye together with all Of tn.
household and kitchen furniture belonging to the
state Of said Jacob aud Valentine NeOb, decd.
.onsisting Of stoves, bedsteds aud bedding,
bur eaus safes. tables chairs, together with other
articles too numerous 10 mention.
CONDITIONS:
A credit OF six months will be given on all
sums Of $500 the purchaser giving bond with APP
proved security, under that sum the cash will be
equired. Further conditions will be made known
on the day Of sale. Sale TO com rrsaee at IL
o'clock, A. u,
LUTHER NEED, Admr. Of
Jacob and Valentine Mech. decd.
March 20-St
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-20
The Richmond Dispatch publishes
the following which it says is from a
..JocJ;ac soon an Shenandoah eounfp.O

the following which 1t says 10 rom d
Heading man in Shenandoah county"
II gives me pleasure to state that the oourse
pursued by the Dispatch on the debt question has
been highly gratifying TO many Of US In the valley
IN one Of those that think the Valley 10 mis-
represented BY the Majority of the present dele
cation in the Legislature. When the question as
properly brought before tie people and discussed
they will be found on the side Of honor and Jus
tics. The fact is, that question has never been
agitated sufficiently 70 arouse the people, ana the
present delegation has got into power because
there was no determined opposition.
Who is this luminary whose light has
been so long concealed under q busheR
Why does he allow the people to be
misrepresented? Why does he not dis
cuss the question ana put his aeighbors
ION the side of honor and justice ?" II
he will try it, he may learn that the
question has been agitated, the people
aroused, and that they are possessed OF
lust that sense of honor and justice
which the moral coward never feels or
knows or has any appreciation OF, and
which cannot be perverted by Tree
living and street parade in guberna-
torial procession.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-20

DUBLIC SALE OF 4 LIFE ESTATE
L N A VALUABLE FARM
Near Woodstock. Virginia.
Cline, Soldering &c Complts. vs.. 4. ".
Wright and wife, Defts.
By virtue Of decree of the circuit Court of
shenandoah County, rendered in the above cause
N the 5th dIy OF January 1873, the undersigne
pecla co nmissiOners will oceed 10 sell IN front
Il the curt House, Woodstock, Va. on
THURSDAY, MARCH 2Sh. 1873.
he life estate of A. NJ. Wngh in the farm on
which he now resides, situated about l IL mile
ist of Woodstock, near the Valley Pike containing
50 acres more or less. The purchaser viii be pa
. possession Of said property on the confrna
ION Of the sale at april court 1878, except tn
house, barn, yard and garden, which is W being
-ented to satisfy mechanics lien aud can hol'
the same for and du ing the life Of tie said A. NJ
Wright; afte the mechanics lien is satisfsd tn
purchaser will also be put into possession of the
louse, barn, yard and garden.
TERMS OF SALE:
Enough cash to pay the costs Of suit and sale
md the residue in three equal annual instalment
he purchaser executing bonds with good persona
security with interest from day Of sale, Sale I.
commence at at o'clock, i. VI.
", T. WILLIAMS,
Feb. 27-tw =. ". MAGRUDER.
comrs
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-20
GREAT INVOLVEMENT.
Sewing Machines can be used without
ipjurug your health
LILLIS' ADJUSTABLE TREADLE.
Read the Certificates.


EDINBURG, Va. Nov. 18th 1871.
After having carefully examined the "LILLfs
ADJUSTABLE TREADLE," for which 3Ir. h. +
Proctor is gent / cordially recommend it to all
tn se who have sewing machines. confidently
belle, ing that the principle uDon which it acts,
will effectually prevent the injurious consequences
to health which are attributed to the OLD TREADLI
a. p. BELEw, NJ. D.
HAwKINsTOWN Va. Nov. 10, 1877.
Ihayc examined Lillis' Adjustable Il eadle for
sewing Machines and believe It to poss' o. great
merit j. Il. JOY 81 H. b.
EDINBURG, Va, Nov 18th 1871.
Mr.. II. P. PRocroR,
Dear Sir: This is 10 certify
that have attached T. my "howo Machine one
Of "Iillis' Adjnstlble Treades" and must say
consider it one OF the greatest improvements of
the ag- and most cheerfuliy recommend It's u,
10 ali persons who value their health | would
not be without one.
Nnrl. Ensnncl1nllv
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-20
ONE CORN SHELLER.
4 G. WYNKOOP,
ATTO X Ne / n / 4 ".
Jface on Main Street Opposite the Court House.
WOODSTOCK. :

viii practice in the courts Of shenandoah aud
adjacent counties.
az special attention given to the collection OF
claims and all legal business entrusted TO his
Sept. SHIFT.
WILL BE IN Mt. JACKSON on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday before the 2nd Tuesday Of each
month, at Or. l.. II. Jordan's Drug Store.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-20
THURSDAY. MlRCH 2SM. 1878,
TERMS OF SALE:
TO WIT

A'IEGINIA, TO WIT
y At rules held In the Clerks Office OF the
Circuit Court Of shenandoah, for the month OF
March 1873;
VIM Is. Clagett admr. Of Hezekiah Claigeti
dec'd assignee Of Geo. W. Windle and W. 4.
Hightman Complts.
AGAINST
David Chendiust, Jacob Lantz, b. Z. Murray,
Geo. w. Vindle, Geo. W. Kooniz, admr. Of W.
HiRhtman decd Julia A. wightman, Mollie f..
Nightman, Charles 2. wightmsn, Henry ). Wight
man, Samuel Wightman nd ". II. Wlgltman
Defts.
~ CHAScEEv.
The object Of this suit is TO subject certain
bouse and lot situated on Stony Creek, Shensndoal
county Va, purchased by ID vid Cliend:nst from
@ W. winde and ". A. Wightman, to sale for the
payment Of unpaid purchase mOn"y thereon.
appearing by satisfactory evidence that thu
defendant samuel Wightman is not an inhabiIant
Of this State-It is ordered. Tha. the said defen-
d mt do a pear here within one month after due
publication hereof, and do what is necessary to
protect his interest; that copy Of this order be
published in some newspaper printed in Wood
stock, once week for four successive weeks, and
A copy posted at the front door Of tho Court House
IF said county, the first day OF the next county
court.
Geo. W. Miley, C. c. {. 5. c..
A COPY TEsTE.
Geo. w. Miley, C. c. c. 5. c..
mar. 6.-4t VIM. & Bro. o. q.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-20
NOTICE

The accounts o, our subscribers from
Woodstock Maurertown and neighbour
ny Post Offices. have been placed III
he hands OF Hiram Bau-erman Tor SET
cement. These accounts run 10 OF.
lth SIC. We hope our pmrons VIII
.ettle promptly with Mr.. Bauserinan. aS
1t is necessary that the business OF the
old firm sho, Ill be closed mp.
t. 10th. 1917. J. II. GRABlLL s co
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-20
/ LIPPIaCCTT'S MAGAZINE
ANILLUsTRATED MONTHLY or
Popular Literature, Science, and Ars,
ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR 1873.


" it'll the number for January, this magazine
begins its twenty-nrst volume. During TIE tee
yea OF its existence II has won . high place IN
periodical literature aud its conductors will spsrs
u efforts in the future to ma -tsin lie reputation,
constant aiming to supply their patrons with .
fund VI
The Best and Most Attractive Reading,
Embracing
serial and short Stories. Sketches Of Travel sn
Adventure, Essays on Popular Questions
Of the Day, Poems, Rsviews, etc.
Among the attractions for the newyesr, Ne pub
fishers would call attention TO The serial Novel;,
embracing For Per ciyal, charming stery -
english lie, handsomely illustrated, and ksv
american Styry, by ElleL W. Olney, the talsntst
author OF Love IN Idlenes 81 which will - Goa
meDced on the conclusion Of For PereiysL
series Of illustrated Articles embracing several
On Southeastern Europe dncludipg Bulgaria aud
Roumania), by Edward King; Descriptions Of OLA
Eng Towns, BY able contributors; descriptions
Of Of SWEDEN. by Professor James A. Harrtsoa
sketches OF Life in Norway, BY Olive Logan; Soss
AccOun. Of the Italian Lakes, by Robert 4. ksLsot
Papers on French Life and Manners, By HseJ
James, Jr.; The Wind River Country gespsciaiy In
re estiDg on account Of the Indian troublssl ~
Gen j, o. Is isbin, U. 5. A., Judge Nicholas, e
Kentucky, by Paul X. ShIpman; and on vs'ieus
subjects By 5. Weir litchell, NJ. D., - al ..
wister, Edward C. Bruce, Rev. Leonard ". s~oes,
aud others.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-20

THoR SALE. A mare with foal good worn
Il animal viii he sold on accommodating terms.
Feb. iS-tf, 3, A, BANNER.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-21

pS- In order to accommodate Eastern adverts-
es in the STAR, Mr.. E. Duncan Sniffen, No. n
Astor House, New York City, has been appointed
our general and special agent for the Eastern
States. This will be q branch office of the STAR
Mr. Sniffen being authorized to make advertising
contracts on our behalf and receipt all collections
therefor in our name,
nT-CNCINNATI. Sept. 2l-2 P. M.-Whisky
active demand and firm without change in price.
Flour only moderate demand for the local trade.
Corn large receipts but steady. Wheat quiet Oats
neglected. Barley fairly active but liberal
offerings. Rye firm and quiet and
not much coming in. Hogs moderate sales and
steady market with no material change Mess
pork quiet and easy. Lard held steady but mod
crate demand Bulk meats only fair jobbing
demand and moderate offerings. Cotton easy and
lower on some grades
s5- WEATHER-Probably clear or partly cloudy
weather for the next twenty-four hours.
pJNTHE Covington Office of the STAR is at No.
ST. East Pkeeet in Hardins Insurance Office. !
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-21

DR.. W. B. Barker died at Ripley, Ohio.
Miss Elizabeth Stewart, aged eighty, died
at Akron, Ohio.
Joseph Heitzer lost his arm in planning
mill at Dayton, Ohio.
Captain Abbott committed suicide at
Shawnee, O., by shooting himself
Kingsand Ferguson & Co.'s shops at St.
Louis were damaged $40, 900 by fire.
Bas Conn, youth in Grayson County,
KY, killed Henry Jenkins with rock.
John Speers was executed at Waco,
Texas, yesterday, for the murder of Parson
Pledger.
Goetz's jewelry store at Coshocton, O.,
was burgIarized of $500 worth Of watches
in broad daylight.
The still in the Queens County Oil
Works at Flushing, L. L., exploded, fatally
injuring three men.
Revenue agents have seized the large
liquor house of Francis Kelley & Son, al
Wilmington, Del.
dressed was found hanging in the woods
near Wiltshire, Ohio.
Charles Mccormick, the fireman injured
on the Pan handle Road, died Wednesday
and was buried at Mt. Gilead, O.
Geo Duncan, colored, in Jail for an at
tempted rape near Princeton, KY, was
taken out by mob and lynched.
The boiler in Touretti's machine shop, al
Marion Ohio, exploded seriously scaldine
Augustus Royce and James Williams.
The little son of Tilford Dickinson, al
Greensburg, Ind, climbed tree after his
rubber balloon but fell to the ground and
was killed.
The girls body found in a barrel at Slater
Island has now been identified as Annie
Hommel of Sangerties, who had been Sc
duced by her employer.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-21
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

WILMINGTON, Sept 21-spirits turpentine firm
| at2Sc.
| OswEGo Sept. 2t-Wheat and corn unchanged:
Oats tirmer mixed State 28l%c
! LIVERPOOL, Sept 2l.-Wheat winter dull at
! 9s Id for new Corn: old mixed dull at 24s Sd;
new steady at OBS Cd. Others unchanged.
| Boston. Sept 2l-Flour quiet: Western supers,
S3(Q3 Sc: common extras, 81 25@a4 IS: Wisconsin
extras "a 50(g5 80; Minnesota do S. 5O@6 50:
winter wheat Ohio Indiana and Michigan, so
5 75; Illinois, IS 25@6 co.; St Louis, 50 25@6 Is;
patent Minnesota and Wisconsin, S799. Corn
steady: mixed and yellow, 54 I4952c; steamer. 81
@541ac. Oats in fair demand: old, 34940c; new. 30
937c.
| PITTsBURG, Sent 21.-Corn and wheat arriving
! more freely Wheat new Southern white and
amber, 97c@Sl; no old offering; red Ohio and
Pennsylvania choice old 9sc@SI 03; new, 9S997c.
| Corn: yellow ear 4SGe50c; nigh mixed 47@e4sc;
| yellow shelled, 47@4Sc; mixed, 45@47c. Oats
heavy: white old, 28929c; mixed, 26@27c; new
white, 25g27e; new, 2S@24c, Rye quiet new, 5s
| 155c; old SIC.
| LOUISVILLE Sept 21-F!our dull ana un
changed. Wheat dull: red, 90c; amber and white.
97c. Corn firm: white, 45c; mixed ,f2c Oats dull
and heavyr ceipts; whit 25c; m xed, 24c. Rye
Pork dun and lower at slo@lo So Lard steady
choice leaf, tierce, 8t4@9c; do kegs, 10c. Bulk
meats steady at 5.lae9see59e Baron frner at
ufactured tobacco unchanged
| MILWAUKEE,. Sept 21-Flour aulet and un-
changed Wheat tlrm: opened &c lower and
closed quiet; No. 2 Milwaukee 937ac; September
$3.50; October, 93146c; No. Milwaukee, sic; No
4, 6414c; rejected SIC. Corn lower No. 2, 365se.
Oats easier and active: No. 2, 2O1ac Rye steady
and in good demand: No. l. 47c. Barley higher:
No. 2 spring, 81 09; September, 81 10; October,
81 13 Provisions quiet but firm: Mess pork
quiet at SO so, cash and September. Lard.
prime steam, 71sc. Lake freights Wheat to Buff
alo, sc.
BALTIMORE. Sept. 21.-Flour steady and firm
Howard street and Western supertine. $2 50673 90
extra, SO 25@4 25; family, 81 7j@5 2G. Wheat:
Western lower and fairly active: No. Western
winter red, spot. August and September, 81 051f
al 0S5s; october, 81 0St49l o33s Corn: West
ern quiet Western mixed, spot and August, 509
50Ac; September, 5095U14c; October, size. Oat'
steady, firm and fairly active; Western white, 27a
Dos; mixed 25@2Sc; Pennsylvania, 25926c Rye
steady at 5O@5lc. Hay shade frmer: Maryland
and Pennsylvania prime, 81 0O@12 90. Provisions
quiet, Pork sli 20; loose shoulders SIC clear rt
sides 6Ac, packed 6h@6Ac Bacon: shoulders
SIC, clear rib sides nc hams 121a@1312c. Lard
refined SIC. Butter: choice Western firm at l5d
lSc. Petroleum steady: refined lUtsc, crude TAG
SC. Coffee firm: Rio cargoes l49f711c Whisky
steady at 81 091a