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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-11-06
CITY OF KENosHA- FIRST WARD.

Il. S. surts.--N p ofn or. blk %, s Or, sec.
81 t2,r23 $22.6.
Charlotte riestly.-S Il of or blk %, s e
or, sec. g ,t2, r %. $2594
" i Halliday-Lot 10, blk q, Or, sec. 81, t
" + Halliday.-N SO feet, lot IL, blk q, Or
" F + Halilioay-N IS feet, lot 70, blk 27 S e or
sec 81 to. % 80 So.
e G Runals L u IL or and W Is Of n or blk
"a, or, sec 81 tt, r % 1862
DENIM Casey ON GO feet Of w cor of lot
6, thence to alley, thence to cor of said lot,
thence 81 feet, thence W to beg, lot 8, blk ~,
G CT sec 81, t2,r23 @10.86.
w P Wright-I.Ots Q and g. blk II, S w or, sec
%, q, r23 a.
j G NcClay-Lot1o, blk IA, S Or, sec 80, t 2, r
20. 1929.
FISK'S WESTERN ADDITION.
Jas McDonald--Ali that part of lot /, blk s,
within ity limits, supposed to be. So feet and
JAS McDonald-All that pare of lot 8 within
city limits, supposed to be 50 feet and W, lot 5,
blk 5. W or, sec 3l.t2, 23 S1267.
f II Head-All within city limits, lot s. blk I,
w Or, sec 81, to, %. ii 10
The following described pieces or lots of land
are upon the s w or, sec 81, to, r23,e
C&N w RI o-Al W of me Of Il r track
lots 2 and 3, blk 70 1886
C& N w Il r Co-All II Of line of Il r track.
lots and s. blk IL 1856
Francis Barber-Let blk 2 $13.5s.
Francis Barber-LCt 8, blk y 1923
Unknown of r, tots IS and II, blk IL.
C&NW RR oAIl of line of r R. lot
and 2 blk / Al %
C&N Railroad 60 Except railroad track
lot 3 blk Il. $i.43.
CO n w railroad o-All that part of lots 3
and 4, blk 4, lying Of railroad also lots and 6
lying OF railroad. lots3 T. 5 and blk H. $6 20.
Is n " railroad Co. ALI IL Of railroad and S
of Pearl st, lot sand 4. blk 10, 81 go
The following pieces or lots of land are Oh the
e o. of sec 81, ", r23, e.
IrueSdell-Cena at w cor OF blk SO, thence
SO feet, thence parallel with G line of blk Sc.
rods. thence W to W line If said blk thence II
TO peg. except W Main street. blk SO $l2 Sc.
Z Holmes-tom al $ cor blk 2, in Nc
LaughlIn addition. thence on line Of said
addition 27r0dS and 80 links. thence W SO rods,
thence q rods and 10 links, thence 50 rods to
beg, the II n OF the above description w or, sec
81, 2. I % IS S.
MCLAUGHLIN'S ADDITION.
Lorenzo Thomas-Lot %, blk 8, W or, sec 81.
2, %. $f.4S,
SECOND WARD.
The following lots are on the or of sec 80
2. I 90 e.
Mrs Francis Ersing-s qrn w or blk %
Est of NJ Miller-s u blk ~ s1,.so.
Brach-N W or blk As VI As
The following lots are Oh the or Of see 81. t
2, r23, e.
y schnlitt-Lo 8, Blk 81 ~ 80
Est Of N Weller Lot I, blk s. $50
Est =, Weller-l.ots, blk 65 50 %
Est OF NJ Weer--I0t g. blk Go 5000
Est Of y WelIer-Lot 10. blk 65 20 %
C& w railroad Eo-Iot 5, blk SO $198.
6 N W railroad CO. Lot g. Blk 3d. $198
MrsG Viewer Lots, blk II $$1l OF.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-11-06

On motion report of Finance com
mittee was adopted.
Report of Street Supervisor of 4th
ward received and referred to Aid.
Schend and Williams.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-11-06

y B. WHITAKER u Co, Manufacturers Of
W. Portable & Stationary Steam Engines and
Boilers, Shafting and Pullies, Hand and Power
Tire Blenders, Tire Drills, and all other kinds of
Machinery Also Keno@ha Union Thimble
Skeins, Tuyers, Bolster and Reach Plates, Ket-
ties, Sleigh Shoes and Post Mauls. Repairing
done promptly.
Kenosha Wis, April goth, 1874.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-15

The National Association OF General Pas
senger and Ticket Agents OF Railroads in
the United States met in convention at the
windsor Hotel, New York, Friday. All
the roads in the country were represented,
and several new members were admitted TO
the Association. The only business to be
transacted will be the fixing OF fall and
winter rates for passenger traffic.
Thursday night residents OF Mahanoy
Plane, Pottsyille, Pa, were awakened by 4
rumbling noise, followed by the rocking OF
tue houses and the gradual sinking OF the
surface Of the earth. The workings OF the
Stanton coliery were caving in under a
number of houses. The occupants have
removed to safe quarters.
Robert Atwood, perhaps the most noted
prisoner in the Kentucky penitentiary, was
pardoned Thursday by Governor Blackburn
after serving six wears, three months, and
six days. Atwood was convicted for for
gerry, large amounts being obtained by bo-
gus paper he had presented to Louisville
banks.
w. w. Swift is appointed postmaster at
Erin Shades, Henrico county, Va, Uicc b.
F. Puryear, resigned. Elizabeth Fugatc is
appointed postmaster at Fugate's Hill, Rus
sell county, Va, Uice s. B. Fugate. The
post-otticc ut Body Camp, Bedford county,
Va, is discontinued, as not needed.
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The Sumday-Haw Troubles In Newark,
New Jersey.

NEWARK, n. j., September ia large
anti-German meeting was held this evening
in Association Hall. Rev. David Graves,
in addressing the meeting. said the real mo-
tive ut the bottom of the German demon
stration last Monday in Newark was Ger
man intidelity. The Germans wanted the
overthrow OF our American institutions and
laws. "My blood boiled in my VEINS"
said he, "when saw those infdels march
ing beneath the German flag. The stars and
stripes had no place in their hearts. II our
Irish fellow-citizenS attempted to march be-
meath the Irish flag to the exclusion OF the
stars and stripes, their procession would be
annihiIated before going one block. There
were no Irish among the Germans. II the
attcmpt OF another such insult is made |
will fight them until the last drop OF blood
is split in my veins. Loud applause and
cries OF amen, amen.] The Germans pre-
tended to be law-a5ding, but they have
been systematically breaking laws for seve-
raj years, as testified to by their counsel,
Samuel Kaloch, before the Excise Board"
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ernof. u ss..t
Mr.. J.. TT. Estes has recently honght of
nsr.{Joh, u. Gibson the lot on Cfaghead
street lying next to. the house OF Mr. james
Raines for 81, 900 cash. On this lot are one
small dwelling, which fronts on Lynn
street, and two, tobacco-bo fronting on
Craghead street. e.t9 ......
rs Mr.. Duvall Porter is assisting in the edit
ing Of the Dansille Times, Dir. p. Bouadin
being engaged just now Ia soliciting sub
scriptions for the Danvile and Henry rail-
road. ~. So u /. a@sH
Z. Pinafore drew a large audience here, but
the applause was not rapturous. =
A man calling himself. DR.. Roberts was
recently travelling about In the northern
part OF this county selling brass-rimmed
spectacles for gold-rimmed.
The members Of the Presbyterian church
at and near Cascade, in this county. are
preparing to build house OF worship for
themselves at Cascade. At present all de.
nominations are permitted to worship in
that village in what is calIeda free church.
The weather has been quite cool this
week.. ,s.sEIf:I.t ~ -. .ALPHA.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY, September IS, 1879.
The number OF nreaks to-day comprised IL hogs
heads. The offerings ~ auction on Change were
% packages; Of which number IL were sold at
prices ranging from $40 to $3.50.
The following are the quotations:
DARK GOODS, FOR EXPORT.
Lmgs.-Common,, S2.aoH*3; medium, S3@
LenE- Common, SJGtS5.50 medium, a6EG$6.50 ;
good. $3.50; hne, $i0@slZ.3o; tx RI hne'
$l350mS15.
Stemmin1.-CommOn. :2.50@ii; medium,
S4.504&G; good, .66L37.50; fine, 5000.
DARK DS--MANUFACTrRING.
Ing FiNers.-Comm2n. 33@SI; medium $3.50
ass: good, $56lSG.
Lenf FIIierS.-Common. s5Ts6.5O: medium. 81
assoc; good, $9MSlO5O: fine, 5llm*l2 81
extra ilne sun-currd, $l2mSl7.
WrdDDerS.-Commnn, S7mSS 80: medium. 80
ira, Sl1.5OU$12; extra ouu-curcd, s. SM:25.
BRIGHT CONGRATULATIONS
Smokera.- Common. t5Ea*7: medium $1,000
FiUers.-Common, S5hGS6: medium, S7Mf9;
good, 81 Ota Sl2: line. Sl3m$lJ.
WrdDperS.-COm Sl2MSl5; medium, 81 d
$25: good. *3oI$lo; fine, $45@s50; fancy, $50
Mthogany IVraDDers.-Common, A15@sls
$50; extra, :G0@575.
WESTERN GOODS.
L7tg FiiierS-Nld sark, 53d4.5u.
LeHf FiLierS.-C0mmOn 10 medium, 34GGSG: good
To tine, $7Gnl0.
LpTI StrmmiHY.-Nrw dark. SimS7.
Nn$0u County.-Ncw common 10 good filters, 81
OSLO.
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Crimes and Casualties.

WAR BETWEEN THE TELEGRAPH COMPANIES.
BUFFALO, September 13.-The American
Union Telegraph Company'S workmen
reached this ciy yesterday, and in placing
their wires met with considerable obStruc-
ton from the Western Union Company's
men. The American Union Company had
placed poles SiXty-fiye feet high, which
would make their wires from five 10 ten
feet above those OF the Western Union.
The latter company attempted to place poles
higher than those OF the former, but they
fell short, and in the melee which ensued
one OF the Western Union men cut the
wires OF the opposition company. At 2
O'Clock this morning. the American Union
men had got their wires about strung,
thereby giving them the advantage, but the
Western Union party were still hard at
work to circumvcnt them. At that hour it
was raining hard. Considerable excite
ment attends the conflict.
ACCIDENT FROM A FALLING BUILDING IN NEW
YORK.
NEW YORK. September 13.-Two build
ings in west Fourteenth street which were
being taken down with the intention or re-
placing them with others fell suddenly this
afternoon with n great crash, burying five
or SIX workmen in the ruins. One has been
taken out seriously injured. Others in the
debris are still alive, but seriously injured.
LATER.
NEW YORK, September 13.-The five mea
buried by the falling OF the partIy-demol-
ished houses on Fourteenth street were all
taken out alive, and although some OF them
were seriously hurt. it is thought all will
recover The accident caused great eX-
nitemcpt in the vicinity. and q large force
Of police assisted the Fire Department in
removing the masses OF brick and de6rlS by
which the men were covered.
INVESTIGATING TIE BALTIMORE POSTMASTER.
BALTIMORE, September 13.-Thc inyesti-
cation of the charges against Postmaster
Tyler, OF this city, by Special Agents Shall
cross and TidbalI, OF The PoSt-Oifce Depart
mcnt, was not concluded this evening. us eX-
pected. The session to-day lasted from
A. N. 10 6 p. NJ. General Tyler was on
the stand as 4 witness for several hours on
his own behalf. Several Witnesses are yet
TO be examined, when the case will close.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND sToCg EXCHANGE.

%b1SI1A4o4aO AoIkS AJ-1S4&114fS%-A
SATURDAY, September ID, 1879.
sALEs.-I,000 Virginia cousofs sold at 5sa; 500
Virginia peeicrs sold at 2sx:and 200 interest Ger.
ifcates sod ut 13H. z
Goue-nnent Securtties-Uni,ed States As, 1o1
state s.cnr:ttes.-virginia 1o-40':. 49ybid. 49H
gtlia censols: new: 2sll Did. 2sa asked; Virginia
deferred. ~ btd, 81 asked; Virginia interest CIR
b ~ 1s ya snnt
new North Carolina bonds, per cent. 6s ashed.
o Gity secmrittss.-Rtchmond ci'v 81. J..asd j..
Petersburg city 6ts r AMI A.. oil bid los asSsed:
LynchburE city e.; ). and j.. iol bid. log asked.
first morsau4 ga i and j. Ee" b1 Vra
Central Railroad tard moE,gsgs 6's. J. and j.,
r rog1 Pa virrn1 Csn Ia R9ro1d fourth mort
road non.rnorrgage SIS, j. and j.. 706 bid Virgnft,
and Tennessee R.tlroad second mortgage 6's. J.
third NOR gage $50. and j.. lIIls Did; Vlrsinia
and Tennessee Railroad fnrried SIS J. and j., / 90
@d; sonthside Ra!road ,hird morlgagc, preferred
6S. D. and j., 81 bid: Petersburg Railroad first
lnorisase IS j. and j.; I13 bid: Petersburg Rail-
road second mortgage ss: J. aud j.: Al bid: Al.
lOl bic; Orange and .tiexendria Railroad first
nGrIsnse e., NJ and NJ 9SH bid; Orange and
95H bid; Orange and Aexa1dria Railroad third
inorignse So, II: and ". sc bid; I.ichmsnd and
s otng!t'e p haIoad Gensodates 81 NJ aud y, 81
and a., 100 bid, II asked: Richmond. York River
aud Chesaneake Railroad first mortgage s., J. aud
D.. 1OlH bid. 1924 asked: C., G. and 4. Rairnad
first mortgage rs, 95 bid: C. Z. aud 4. Railroad
second mortgage rs. 75ls asked.
E. Railroad S,0ckS.-kichmond and Petersburg
Railroad LOO par. Is bid. so asked: Richmond.
fredericksburg and and Potomac Railroad 7 per
Railroad stock. 20 par. 60 bid: Richmond anu Dam
vile Railroad, loo par. 90 bid, II asked.
Bank Stocks.-NationaI Bank of Virginia. 100
par. S21! asked: Printers National. 100 par. 100
ind 5 asked: Union Bank of Richmond, SO par,
~ bid; ~ asked: Citizens Bank, 25 par, 8 bid
22h asked; Bank OF Commerce, % par. 10 bid,
20 asked.
Insurance OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fire and Ma
rine, 25 par, 354 asked: Virginia Home 100 par,
los asked.
Msceilnne0Hs-Old Dominion Steamship Com
panY, 100 par, 90 asked.
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DANVILLE.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch
SEpTEMRER IL 1870

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch
SEPTEMBER Is, 1879.
The American Hotel, for l long time
known as the Tunstall House and after
wards as the Paxton House, was burned
down this morning between and 1 O'Clock.
Ii was the property OF Mes>rs. Williamson
and Hawkins, and was occupied by McSSrs.
Oaks & Church. The building was insured
IS follows: City Fire. Of Richmond, 81 900 :;
Atlantic, OF New York, $1,000; London
Assurance, $500. The furniture was in
SuTcd As follows: Queen, $1,000; Mobile
rire Department, 500. Thus another Of
the old landmarks disappears. Doubtless
N-an Irregular frame building-will trans
migrate into 4 splendid brick tobacco
house.
From all quarters in the region round
ABOUT 1t Is reported that people are cutting
'opAcco ana candidates announcing them
ewes L baye not heard that any candidate
was in the field as Il supporter OF the Ma
none Massey programme. Those who used
10 belong TO the Conservative party still be-
cong 10 that party, and it is generally un-
uefstood that the Republicans are going
a!'hs with the Conservatives in support OF
H.e McCulloch compromise. The tobacco
seems to sympathze with the Conservatives,
ana Is doing its best 10 save the country.
hon. George &. C2beIl entered upon the
sa1YaSs IN support OF the McCuiloch bill
%tloyd Courthouse last court. day. Colo
Hss j.. W. Shelton, Of Montgomery, also
\ IpSke 10 support OF the measure. Messrs.
M. Fulton and w. Y. Perkins presented
seeS5sss view OF the matter, and came Off
MessSssAt
lot Of ~ Cosby Brothers have bought the
Newtnn W. L. Barnard On the corner OF
erect and Craghead streets, and will
W. Laws tobacco factory there. Mr.. r.
baeco.bnmaaa spreparingto build large to-
Burton onG bus On Loyal street. Mr.. F. x.
bries , nas Contracted for The building OF
ironsIpg 'nna warehouse on Bridge street,
] Thinning b pus hundred aud four feet and
and it Is bass sk one hundred aud fifty feet,
viii be ss yfIos advertised that the first sale
vember- ' w. at this house on the 9Th OF No
that Of y. Tie king Of all the factories is
is now low ha a, B. Pace, Of Richmond, which
Dir Pee ssing rounded of, and it is said that
asiadpe,ssy q does g Dir. Pace spend bis money
1 and g Nav W tn building. and so liberally
tobacco. t,1hsat,ruetiops put il bids for leaf
' 'Aat he i written down as The |
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Ernnt's Return.

49, UfUhb5 1eGEudhs
MS ARRIVAL LOOKED FOR IN SAN FRANCISCO
| MISREPRESENTATION PREPARATIONS
By TIE CITIZENS RECEPTI0N COMMITTEE
81 THE oFFgeIL PROGRAMME. !. . .s.5. :
| Fiji Il; IS d. fFron, the New York HeraId.l
SAN FRANCISCO. September EVERY.
thing that genius, sentiment, fact, fancy,
backed by unstinted wealth, can suggest US
q fitting ovation for the reception OF Gen.
eral Grant ON his arrival here, is now
under full sway. The ex-President will
be greeted here and received here by our
citizens as a guest Of the nation, and not of
California. Nothing will be oyerdone and
nothing WIN be left neglected On long
sea voyage, when space is measured by:
many days, the certainty. OF the arrival OF
the City OF Toxic leaves the sighting OF The
steamer to uncertainty. Still the time now
looked for is placed between the 18th and
the 10th instant. The committee appointed
ito make preparations for this great event
are composed OF energetic citizens, ire
spectiye Of politics or partisan predIIee-
tons. '' -
s THE OFFICIAL PROGRAMME. g, 3
Your correspondent interviewed General
John McComb this evening, and from him
obtained exclusively for the Herald the fol-
lowing interesting points determined upon:
The committee have arranged to have the
pilots and steam-tugs instructed so as to
watch for the steamer Toxic, and imnledi-
ately on making her out on the ocean to
throw up rockets and bombs until these sig
mails are answered by rockets and BON bs
from Point Labos. This will also serve as
signal for the forts in the harbor to open
Their batteries. a battery OF tield-pieccs on
the summit OF California street will IRE a
salute Of twenty-one guns. Church-bells
and fire-alarm bells will be set ringing for
half.hour to notify those who are to par
ticpate in the demonstration. The ESecu-
tive Committee will go out in the steamer
China, bearing fruits and flowers to meet
the Toxic, and every vessel that can fill q
sail or turn a wheel will be invited to form
fleet to meet the steamer ut zine
Heads !" and escort her TO the city. Naval
vessels will be brought from Mare Island,
and every bit OF bunting to be had IN
the vicinity will be displayed. The commit
tee will arrange to land near the foot OF
Market street, where the Mayor, and the
city officials, and the Governor, army and
navy officials, aud Federal officers will be in
waiting to welcome the distinguished guest
and tender to him the freedom CT the city.
Regular troops and State troops from all
parts OF the State, independent military
companies in the city, civic organizations,
and citizens generally, will be in line at the
wharf to properly receive the eX-President
of the United States and the victorious
General OF the Army, and will form pro-
| cession to conduct the guest to the Palace
| Hotel.
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ITO HOLDERS VP
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CITY OF RICHMOND BONDS
MATURING IN IuLT AND AUG CST, 1850.

~ a meeting Of The Board OF Commissioners
Of the sinking Raed held May J, 1879, y MS =
Resotpsd, That The acting presicens on sEs i'oua
Sanding hosls OF the city VI Ricbmon6, hns IN
IsSn. wl on and after tbe 1st day OF Jaiy, 1s.e,
be- redeemed on prrscasiIssa a. she ohiSo "a "tS
Auditor CT the city. ,., , h.rob,
give noiss. tina, the SIX PER CENT; BOZ ss7 =.
1917, and August. 1880, amounting 10 s2',,
56S2S-Lotal, Sl0S.0l0.65-%iil D. re"esmsat a.
pAR AND ACCRUED iSThREsi on ~, pts ns and
tion st the Office OF the Artiior oL inc Cay v" ~
af,ss the LIST DAY OF July, 1879. sxox
Acting President commissioners SINKING suh''
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DIR. TUET-S PILLS.
IlUTTS PILLS.
SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER.

Loss of Appetite, Bowels Costire; Pain In the
Head with dull sensation In the back part; Pain
Under the Shoulder Blade: FullneSs Alter Ealing
with diSinclinaiion to eXcrti0n of body or nina
Irrltabilily OF Temper; Low Spirits. with feeling
Of having neglected some duty; Weariness, DizZi-
ness. Fuitcrng at the Heart Dots Before the Eyes,
yellow Skin; Headach, generally over the right
eye; EcstleSsness, with ftfuI dreams: Highly
ColOred Urine.
RIOUS DISEASES WILL SOON
BE DEVELOPED.
TUFTS PILLS are especially adapted 70 such
Gases. One dose effects such 4 change Of feeling as
TO astoniSh the Sufferer.
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John Connors, forty years old, employed
In Beard 81 Robinson's grain. Store, at the
foot or Partition street, Brooklyn, lost bis
lie Thursday night byabeing suffocased I'm
one OF the schnfes., BE fell asleep on ! top
Ioi, Tho gralnsand was sucked With lts Into
the schultz. When be was extricatsd sIe
Was extinct,
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OLDHAM, September ia meeting Of
the representatives OF limited manufacture
ing companies was held here to-day, at
which about four million spindlcs were rep
resented. II was resolved 10 adopt short
time by working alternate weeks or three
days in each week for one month. Fifty
companies, operating two million spindlps,
have resolved to so OH short time lmmcdi-
atcly
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Washington.

EXPENSE FOR PUBLIC-sCuo0L PUPILS.
WASHINGTON, September l3.-The report
of the Commissioner OF Education, shows
that the annual expense per capita for pub
,lic-school pupils is the lowest in North Ca
roIina, being $50. The highest cost per
capita is In the Cherokee tribe, Indian Ter'
gitory, where it reaches 800.
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CLOTHING.
CARpETs, oIL.CLoEHs, DE.

DHILLfPS & JENNINGS. 1911 MAIN
;cstyedeSur fsil STOCK OF CARPETs Of all grEdes.
Drive gTs. BUGS, and MATS OH CLOTHS ef
sT0RSItJE and SHADES; OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of
all styes which we are Offering ut low prices. All
orders promptly attended TO-. o
SO l3-2m PHlALlPS v JESNlNQS'
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Rejected 2gcs PORT VEN, effIe aud aenern,ty tss4r
al IS. III .easb. &a.25@$S,27k October, S7,s2B No.
sember: s7.75s an che senf4 10 January. lard
IN FAIR demand: OPP ions higher, cash steady o. rs
CASH 95.756SSJ.17Xs Oe.0ber. S5.45 November.
$40 bid ali the ysIr: s5.47k. January. Bulk
meats aud vliiskey5steadvaDd unchanged 4
3ts5t1 LOUISVILLE. 49, t.s'fi
= :LocisvItLg. September I3.-Ffour inn and mn
chansed,l Wneat rrm. red aad amber, SIC. Corn
aneti white. f4c.: mixed. 3Sc. Oats quiet; white
26kc: mixed. 24kc. Pork stronger az go. Lard
strong: choice LEAF. t,frce Tic; Reg, eye. Bnik-
meats steady: shoutiasz 90. 375; clear ribs. So ;
s,sS g,S siees: sS:%5 .ason stronger sbassers.
sugar cured hsms, 969i0Ac. Whissey steady at
81 90. s.ses..sL y - t.lEIE5.rs
ST. LOUIS f...s,
ST. L0CIs, September 13.-Flour higher and
buoyant: family fail. S42e@t4 so family. "a 80
6as4.7G choice 10 fancy. S4.75GSs5.35. waent
excl ted and hlghsr; No. 2 rcd E.iI. 851sta957sc
cash. g5@95Sc. September: 95EG97sc. Octo5cr.
97S1973sc. November, enc 9Skc. December No.
red fall g1aQ9L1s Com seaa !s and sssassansts
253sg all The year. WhisSey steady NJ S1.g6.
Pork dull ut 1866. Lard nCmtnaliS nschap9rd.
Bark <nea:s Grsr. Bacon quiet: clear ribs, sS2S69
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