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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-04
WATERFORD.
Correspondence OF the Herald.
WIZ run II Ennn Annals


WEATHERFoRD, August 8, 1880,
At last the rain has quit raining and stiff
norther flor August makes winter clothing
CO nfortable. The railroad bridges, which
were damaged by the late floods, have all
been repaired, and trains are once more run
ming regularly. The western stage lines are
also getting back on schedule. The town
is Gro wded to-day with couptry people, who
have been water bound at home for week,
and the plaza presents lively appearance.
Produce of all kinds in abundance, es-
pecially watermelons. New corn is selling
at So cents Although this town has the
best water in the state, there is
great deal of mean whisky
drank, and "drunks and downs" are cpl
demic.--Ths late troubles in the Carson
Lewis hotel have forced the proprietor to
withdraw from the house. Hotel men will
take warning, and be careful, or they may
have to stop ringing the dinner bell and
figure in the Police. News, "to boot. Hon.
DIN Wellborn was here yesterday on his re-
turnfrom Granbury. He has promise1 to come
back at an early date and address the people
on the political issues of the day.---Hon.
Isham G.. Harris, of Tennessee, arrived on the
stage from the west this morning and left on
the evening train. He has lately visited his
sheep rancho in Callahan county, and ex-
presses himself as more than ever pleased
with that part of the country.--Colonel j.
I. Chichester, president cf the stage company
left for Dallas this evening. "A very large
number of people from Parker county and
the counties west will attend the Dallas con-
VentiOn.
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An Alleged EicnI.

Richard Guizot, who was arrested and
lodged in jail short time ago on the charge
of outraging Bertha Guyer, fourteen-year
old girl, and who was subsequently tried
before Justice Edwards, who discharged him,
was re.arrested yesterday by Deputy Sheritfs
Smith and Miller, and lodged in jail, on the
charge of committing an aggravated assault
upon Doretha Dettmer, ffteen-year old
girl. There are three other girls under four
teen years of ago, who allege that he made
assaults upon them. Tie warrant was sworn
out in the county court, AMI he will have his
examining trial on tho 10Th instant.
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WORKMAN.

Correspondence OF the Herald
WoRTHAM, Aug, ., 1850.
The following are the nominees for this,
Freestone county: For representative, Hon
b. A. Philpot; county judge, A. @. Kervin;
county attorney, Mr.. Gardner; sheriff,
Henry Childs; district clerk, Mr.. Waters
county clerk, T. Sims; treasurer, d. Bragg
collector II. P. Dsviss; assessor, j. j. De-
Bard. The convention adjourned over until
Thursday last, on account of high water,
when they made their nominsltonsI with
only small number of delegates. A strict
anti-Roberts delegation was nt.--The
rainy weather continues and the crop Of
grass continues to spread over the denuded
spots on the prairie, effects of last years
drouth. Emma Workman WAS mar
ried to DR.. Watson, recently, who has but
recently settled among us.
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ATHENS.
Correspondence of the Herald.

Correspondence of the Herald.
ATHENS, July 80, 1880.
The barbecue was a success All the
candidates delivered themselves well. The
Texas Trunk railroad company were repre-
sented by Colonies Henderson and Nanston,
both of whom spoke at the railroad meeting.
Committees were formed on subscriptions
and right-of-wey. All are anxious to have
the railroad com through this town. The
citizens sro alive to the necessity of having
such a road MS the Texas Trunk, connecting
on the south With Palestine and on the north
with Dallas. Colonel Henderson, talk made
q good impression. Our people we're pleased
with the business-like manner in which he
presented the claims of the road before the
people of Athens. He left US on Wednes-
day, to return to Palestine, next week, and
meet the surveying party, who are now rum
ming good line from here to that place.
Colonel Vanston, the indefatigable right
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a Enng Of ConYieiS.

Mr.. ..W. II. Roe, agent for Cunningham
s. Ellis, lessees of the penitcntiary, who
brought in lot of prisoners Monday night
from Fort Worth and Mckinney, an account
of which appeared in yesterdays HERALD,
giving their names and.the crimes for which
they were convicted and the term Of years,
left with all but two, the colored convicts,
last evening, for the wood camp at Mineols.
The two latter will be sent to the convict
farm on the Brazoria river.
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Continued on Third Page.
Ginners' Meeting.

There will be a meeting of the ginners of
Dallas county a! the court house in this city
on Monday, the 9th of August, for the pur-
pose ofconsidering the best mode of handling
ginning and picking cotton; also the propri-
ETY. of using condensers, and ginners of ad.
joining counties are invited to be present and
participate in the proceedings.
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FORT WORTH.
Correspondence of the Herald.

Correspondence OF the Herald.
FoRr WORTH, Aug. 8, 1850.
There we're twelve deaths in Fort Worth
last month; eight of them were children.
During this year there have been eighty
eight deaths; ffty-four of them were chill
dren. For the same time last year there
were 156 deaths and eighty-two were chill
dren. This healthinoss is attributable to the
use Of artesian water.-County court, G.
G. Cummings judge, began yesterday.
Homer Adams seventeen years old is regis
tered at the Waverly house. He is from
Macon county, GA, and is waiting friends
from home to arrive. He is just from the Hot
Springs, Ark, where he remained under
treatment for rheumatism for ten weeks, and
is now entirely relieved. His case was re-
markedly severe, being of two years dura-
ton and preventing him through all those
long happy days of childhood, of boyhood's
sport and glee.--From the many boys lasso-
ing dogs on the street, it is evident that the law
takes effect rigidly to-day, and woe to the
purp.--The Evening Journal yesterday
evening ceased to be "hero in the STRIFE"
and quits, it says, until times revive The
"Colored Cornet Band" blowed its first time
last night. streets are about dry. The
weather is BEAUTIFUL, but windy.--About
$500 bushels of wheat arrived to-day prices
from seventy-6ve cents to one dollar per
bushel. Five bales of old cotton on the
market to day.--Jenne Patterson, a white
woman, stole S75 from stranger down on
Main street last night. She has been
arrested, and most OF the money obtaned.---
BIB. Myers lea, es for Dallas this evening"
Local Option Monarch reigns supreme at the
Fort, and McBrayer plays we'll its part. They
are favorite brands, and are to be had at the
Local Option saloon, presided over by the
genial Chris Rntleman and Charles Hitler.
The imbibing of either and few whiffs from
Pacific Railway I'm provement cigar is suf-
fcient to make the grand duke SMILE
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Dissolution Notice.

TIME COMPREHENSIVE heretofore ex
J. listing between C, c. Nichols and c. f.
Vreeland, under the firm name of Nichols &
Vreeland, deale IS in Stationery & Binders Ma
terial ,is this day dissovedby mutual consent.
Mr.. vreeland having purcha ed all Interest
of Mr.. Nichols, who retires from said bust
ness. The business win hereafter bs con-
Quoted by Mr.. e. e. Vreeland, who alone is
authorized 10 collect the accounts and dehta
due said firm. and who assumes the liabilities
of the firm.
CHAS. {. L NICHOLS,
CHAs. L. VREELAND.
Dallas, Aug. 8, lsS0.
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Notice Sale OF stock

T WILL sell to She highest bidder, ON Tues
l. day, Aug. 3, at 2 O'Clock p. m the follow
ing described property
Black SOW, marked smooth crop OFF left and
over-bt In right ear.
Black gifts, smooth crop or left ear.
3 Shoats, crop of left and swallow fJGk in the
right ear.
Black sow shoats, no marks.
Black sows, underslope In right ear.
! White boar shoat, no mark.
Black sow shoat, crop on left and split In
right ear
! Black SOW, right ear torn OF
! Black jennetr, branded with mule shoe, on
eft shoulder.
w. F, MORTON, Marshal.
July 81, 1850.
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KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY, August S.-Wheat-No. aspot,
S2c No. 3 spot, 7414c.
Bacon-Ciear, s1aj rib and long, 50.
NEW ORLEANS.

Flour dull; quoted at superGne, s@A;
double, 4@A; treble, 45iGHi higher grades,
5@4.
Pork firm, Is.
Lard tirm; by the tierce, 81; key, at sJsGI.
Dry-salt meats steady; quoted: shoulders
loose, =; packed, 50; clear ribs, 49,,
clear sides, -.
Bacon stronger; shoulders, G; clear
ribs, 50; clear sid,s, 3.
Hams tepding upward; choice sugar
cured canvassed, l0H@l21S.
Whiskey steady; western rectifed, C0@l0.
Coffee strong but quiet; cargoes ordinary to
Sugar scarce but firm; common to good COIN
mon, -; fair to fully fair S1s6M; prime
to choice, sax; yellow clarified, 81
MOlasses dull and nominal; inferior, -;
common, H@2j; fair, -; centrifugal, -;
prime to choice, -.
Rice in good demands; ordinary to choice,
5hG7.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis, AUGUST ). Flour steady;
double, -; triple, -; family, 3 GORlj;
choice to fancy, 3 lp9i %.
Wheat active an cher for cash; No rsd
fall, 0ll5@&. on -l.:T I for August; So s@90 for
September; 30 u October; SSaS9s for all the
years 40 3 do, o55sgo7, according to locai, II
No do, S3h@slia
Corn higher but slow: 3i's@}s cash; 3ii. for
August; 3i9s for october.
Oats dull. ~ b d cash.
Whisky steady, Us. Pork 1rmer, 10 %.
Lard Jun and nominal %. Bulk meats llrmer;
shoulders, 1 50; ribs, 81: sides, 90.
Bacon firm; shoulders, . SEA; ribs, S 20;
sides, S IS.
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ROANOKE COLLEGE, salem. Va.

TwENTY-EIGnTn SESSION BEGINS sEIT, STU
Classical, Scientific, Elective and Prepara-
tory Cour es Library, 10, 900 volumes. Gil
mate unsurpassed (town l 100 feet above sea
leyeD Churches of Ave denominations. Entire
expenses Tor l0months, from SlGO to $3.50 lin
Guiding college fees, board, fuel, lights and
washing). Students from sixteen States Cata-
lognes FREE. Address, SECRETARY OF FAC
NV
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AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY
STANTON VA.
MISS MARY j. BALDWIN, Prinetna,.

VNHEinsttutlo continues to increase In pros-
l. perity from year to year. IT offers superior
advantages In location. In Its building and,
grounds; in its general appointments and SAINT
tary arrangements; Its full corps OF superior
and experienced teachers; Its unsurpassed adj
yantages In music, modern languages, elocution,
fine carts, physical culture and instruction In tho
theory and practice of cooking the successful
efforts made to secure health, comfort and ham
piness; Its opposition to extravaganza; IL,
standard of solid scholarship. For full particu
lars, apply to the principal for catalogues.
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- VHHNNtI, -
Wool firm but very quiet; domestic fleece,
lSG3J.
Hides firm but rather quiet; wet sailed New
Orleans, 30 to 20 lbs, II; Texas, selected, so to
80 lbs, llh@l3.
Night-Money, 2k@3; exchange, 4s2i% Gov'ts
quie but drm; new SIS, 1929; 4A's, lll4;Ps,
i09ls; State bonds nominal.
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city Tax Notice.

Office Of Assessor and Collector,
Dallas, Texas, July l2, 1850.
Taxpayers are respectfully reminded thai
1880 must be paid before the fret day OF Sepiem
her next, that after that date costs and penalte.
will accrae. j. O. B0GEL,
Assessor and Collector
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BROS
Or any of above parties, Boonville, Mo.
HAMILTON FEMALE COLLkGI

Formerly Hooker College, Lexington
Kentucky.
Well selected course ofstudy Special aepart-
ments Tor all the ornamental branches. Faculty
large, able and experiences. Extensive grounds
for recreation, Excellent buildings, l6Oxss feet,
iour,stories, containing 1875 apartments. COM
play and BATH rooms. Warmed by steam and
lighted with gas, Only two young ladies occupy
room Cost OF improvements over 500, 900.
charges ms low as any school Offering. quail adj
vahtages in the United States. \ teacher will
accompany the Students from Texas To KEN
tucky and return. Session begins September
~, 1850, For terms, catalogues, and further
particulars, address
j. 4 PATTERSON President
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STEPHENVILLE.

Correspondence of the Herald.
SrErHENvILLE, Augusta, lSi0.
Plenty OF rails. Prospect for heavy cot
ton crop has never been more promising. -
Colonel j. X. Pickard, an old and respected
citizen of this place, died last night--Dis.
trict court convenes next Monday.-The
county convention was held last Saturday
and delegates were elected to the Dallas con-
vention, 1--WE in number, all snti-Roberts, but
90 uninstructed. The convention also
elected delegates to the Weatherford
congressional convention. These delegates
are Instructed for Olin Wellborn.
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MARK Ers BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN.

LIVERPOOL, August 3,-NoOn-C Cotton steady /;
middlng uplands, 6 1915; middling Orleans,
6 l5-l6; receipts, 300; American, ,0O0i sales,
middling cassifcatiOns for August delivery
8 ll-l6; August and September, =; Sep
tember and October, -; October and
November, 6 1872; November and De-
cember, -; December and January,
-; january and February, -; Feb
ruary and March, -; futures Nat.
Breadstuis steady.
3;00pm Uplands low midd ing classilcations
for August aud Septt mber delivery, 6s.; No
vember and December, SIS
5:l5 p m-Sales of American, $50; futures
weak.
NEW YORK.
New YopK Aug. 3.-stocks irregular;money
2@ls; exchange long, so; ditto short, S4li
State bonds dull; Governments quiet.
Cotton dull: sales, Isl bales
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UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE.

Full courses In science and in arts. Special
courses, In agriculture, mechanics, engineering,
applied chemistry, commercial business and
normal course for teachers. Military drill.
Expenses, including tuition, S27 q for half YEAR
In advance. Board s. to ITO month State
and normal students exempt from tnition RE-
duced or Tree transportation on application
Session opens September I'd. Address, Rev.
Thomas w. Humes, President
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THORN & HUNKINS,

Largest dealers west of New York City and only
house In st. Louis makinga specialty of these
goods. Pl Ice List sent on application.
General Office, 800 and 81 Twelfth st;
nranch oihce, 20S N Main st. Warehouse,
Tayon Avenue and Railroad track. Capacity,
ID, 900 barrels
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UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI.

UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI.
AT
Oxford Miss.
Next session opens September 80, 1880. Tuition
Is now free to all students from everywhere.
except law students pay $50 tuition fee. Christ,
mas holidays will hereafter be granted FOur
hundred and seventeen students In attendance
last session. EXpensesfor min mon this session:
months board IS to sl2 20 per
months washing, 81 to 81 50. /. 90 to Is 20
months lights, 25c...... 225 to 225
lhciuentai les .,..,...s.......... IL ~ to IL 90
...tJJ 10 Sl4O 10
students can board themselves on the ''mess
SYSTEM In the new rooms built of the campus
for that purpose at one-half the above rates.
The trustees have prohibited messing in the
dofmitories. The above includes all cost ex-
eept fuel, books, furniture for room, and cloth
ing. Some respectable students got along here
last year for Il SIS than S75 The state has re-
c-g~i zed the debt due the University, and its
p oep ,rity Is now assured. The faculty Is COM
plete, and all the departments, including the
law and preparatory departments, are In sue
cessfu Operation. For catalogues and infor
nation, apply to General A. 2 Stewart IN
chaucellor. II NJ SULLIVAN.
Secretary Board Trustee
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PROVERBS

~
II ono or can be sick when the stomach Il
: blood. liver and kidneys are healthy, andt
!, Hop IiittelS keep them So"
y 'The greatest nourishing tonic, appetizer
Strengthened and curative on eaIth. -HopI
I Bitters."
y "Itis impossible to remain long sick oh
Sout Of health, where Hop Bitters are used
n "Why DO Hop Bitters cure so much ?"E
s"Because they give good digestion, richk
Sblood, and healthy action ofall the organs. Il
N ''No matter what your feelings or ail-H
Gment is, Hop Bltters will do you good"
n "Remember, Hop Bitters never doe.E
aharm, but good, always and continually
y "Purify the blood. cleanse the stomacht
9and sweeien the breath with Hop Bitters. X
n "Quiet nerves and balmy sleep in HoPE
HBitters."
"No health with inactive liver and uri-a
&nary organ without Hop Bit ers."
Hop Cough Cure and Pain Relief
n For sale by all druggists.
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NEWS FROM OUR NEAR NEIGHBoRS.
IT
The Veal Case at Free
stone County COnventiOn-A Hotel
Dead Beat Does" NOrslcana-
Joint Discussion of Green.
hackers and Democrats
at Paris-A Foul Muir.
der In Lamar COun.
ty, Etc, Etc.
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Wesleyan FEMALE Institute,
STAUNTON, VIRGINIA,

Opens Its 3lst Session September Goth, 1885,.
Among the first Schools fo- young ladies In the
United states. Climate unsurpas sed. Sur-
roundings beautiful. Pupils ION Seventeen
states. Among the lowest Terms In the Union,
TERMS: - Board Washing, Lights, English
Course, Latin, French, for each half Of the
Scholastic year. sli6
All extras very low. For Catalogue. address
Rev. WIN. A. HARRIS, d D., President,
StaupfnY, Uiruluta,
, 1880-09-02
ILLINOIS CATTLE.

The Suiihcr OF t'attlo Returned by tho
!.s-r>s0rs In This xSlntc-4tilnunl fccti-
ih@ for the Market.
sisrilt D|smttch 10 The chicago 7ftbnnt.
srhlSGrlEJp, ILL.,, Sept. Thu lust Of
frlnl assessment sllnws MI increase In the
humber oftAtte In tho Stnte wien compared
With The previous year. The following IT,
l"rt Ut thu number nf fat cattle prclVring
iur market IN eacll county in tho Stntn will
SNo' nt'pr;Ir IN tho report or the Illinois Dc
M;Tslnelt OF .Asrlcnlture:.
Inc last tlsscssIn9nt May, 1SS0) gives tho
n:srrEalr luulmr Of cattle Of nil ngrs III tho
stale as i,Es,1Ss !ieatt. MI Increase over tl,a
NaeNS'lIcnt So, .t5) 0f tint 0f t!e. previous
te1r Ut ~ ,;,a, head. This increase Is largely
= ~ attributed to tso lioro eareful and com.
pcle assrA il!tnt nt tlla present yenr, wllttl
Gs G }as Mt t,!!tar tnt sf the 4 FFfx|i s seaf eaIt
se'lrrs tihn Western ranchlMnMl Inns Ut Iato
,WrS shipped to Our markets large numbers
~! GRADS cattle of good quality, ut n
;a @si lnr production tint ElyGs but little OIL
;;".ntasrn'rit %. fur successful colnputltEo Il
"r!s VIZ ot early n!nturetl steers.
Il 'nr llli'avnrt'l'r returns from shipments
~, !, Werasr lots VI fat cnttlo of lnl9 yGnrA
W. tn!''H'llrl nMny large feCderS III this
M sIe n", ~ ;.',No ". the snesS my ts Gori r.
Ss ,",, VT markets af largo numbers nf su.
ps'lor i'.t entllr, Is now prMl,lclng' millions
~ ,,rn nnN,hrls ri WHEAT nnu other KrnlllH,, on
;4al ,M'. a;inst Exclusively used. Until Of lntu
&C. &C. "r "r is , i!fn taft a Il SHs s9rn and blue
,u,l lh"lr l., n decrease of l0,G.1 head In tho
"a'cF nF 81 lat cattle feeding for this sels7s's
%'I,Srl, Wl1rn compared with tllat Of lsi0.
~ ,ani srasnl' thcrH wGrnI s4 iCnt OF fnt cnttto
ray a.ts.:t.' llclh Of rat cNttle tor ls>0. Tlip
"lllF estimate Ii 1,st tlH Si.rHOli M rCttftn,l
, 1880-09-02
REAL ESTATE.

Tho following Instruments wcro nlcd for req
ord wednesday,, Sept. !:
! cry PROPERTY.
Il, Gsssd XIII. u tlisnsy XII jrnundaaor 10 IL: ~,
rlansi,a ~ Il, 81 Il & Ws:: jacf;o 1 'N
Ink Il. dnte.t hent. ! tsan'is' ciond to mn
%s1 Z. ,Xar. II III. b. kins. jE 10 ioais -, ~
vf s|ss fs Ss Il i a III e ttsss f sssi s.i toss's 1s
ent,on e Itrx,n 9on
'!s'9' =! t@a% II u III
VII $;s;s \; Il s:;s 1S$ & Il Ss&ss$ i
sss;$ sis I'LL i;$ SssI il w
,,!ss% ,ss !. I: Ws:i "s IN
s,.f Il stea ns . sa.saa sassr NJ Il
dais S Has ii % d x: aa Il. dauaF IL imii it,
VIII sanno IL II !; y seesy.n I 3ii:If w
a;lu r. tn'pr"yed. :stSa Anx' A- Z. and Am
@ y i: i sss:S sSSs? !; j. i TS;;ijSi; 100
eisesa II aaiea a. AuF @ tstas;sr #, Ghanea.; o T.
!U
SOUTH or e mirs 'SEr " iii 'g'''x a's Or
rss rs t. AZ :vs u K ,;x o5 1@'sfsa'g%'e III sa " H;o ( Il 8
s "hnD DHsrs,' IL s,'gr, y. lis II 81 fafs.I.. L s
iii ii, dAled sopt. tHuhcFt Alicn 10 Abby ~,
s'.'.'N 4.uu
"A7A ~ at.Es or rilK counr-iiousE.
'?f':G1 sss! Ill., 8 /! %ei'S5 bisarie e
s$ sisS ssS; d;s$&5; IL II aisSj
, 1880-09-02

539G5 ties, Hgatnst C., SOL tca month ngo, and
Iin.GI0 tcs n year nRo. ..
Tho stock az pork in Now York Is reported rs
4l,eae Iris, against 4h,H71 Drls QUO mouth ago,
and 81, ,48B brls a year ngo.
The following nro tho reported stocks OF pork
AMI lnr,l III Chicago; 49,
s<ss;', Ang s.z - stE.; I. ssrs:::
rss5 js:, e.: sss %sa s 1s s 'sts BIB 'S: sss
Sono August deliveries OF corn wcro not
u,nlo; hut only becnuso. tho grim could not 10
got round l,oforo tho boil struck Ticsllay after-
noon. somo oats were dcfauted, and ono lot
Of August pork c.Jo Drts).
Green huns u0 lbs average, sold ycstonlay Mt
sAo per lt. md eallcd short ribs nt ss.eo per 1U
lbs. Otbor midilcs were noninAlly strong III
proportion. Ono might vnry II wetl-wor1t rrp-
verb 10 rrnd: IN nictlto Wis. 81 non vcritns. TN
middlcs thoro Is strength, ifit be nrtiNclal).
The following, tabio shows tho quantities of
t!onr, wheat, md corn imported into tho Unieota
Kingdom fot tho pcrufls mined:
vn ..,. y %x:%s;ss A. 4! $:: t"sls' !|S;a :s?;S9
GGass' 's it
ssncin o., -, j.,
Tho exports Of wheat from Now York INIT
Saturday Included 1870 600 bu to Antwerp. q j,0oo
b,i IL Lisbon and Oport0. 3,,o1o b,l tD Monta-
vlico. t07OW bu to 1tnttor1an1, anu oh,tOo h,l to
SINtSCaEsESs NDI0 VNb -lnE lH0 nW1tEtA
Kingdom. tho Continent IT Eurupc taking MI.
There Is II, room left for doubt that tho corr,
crop has hcon srrin1sly damaged all ulong u
rather wito belt extending from Eastern }ndt-
atta Into KRtisas. u leading operator received
Tliestlay about twenty letters ftv,m tho ltno t,f
tue Hannibal st. Joe ltnilroad. which nxrce III
representing tho crop 1t, that seGtfpn to hn NO
q per cent sllOrt Tho gtst Ut numerous returns
Is tU tho effect that, Kansns atil Ncbr.skn will
P1nk ht nth, tttN fr.~
thoIr own consumption. Missouri will
havo Just n'o,lt ha!t na tnuch coru rs
Inst year. lown will have nbout 10 per
cent Ut tho crop Of 1870. md Illinois md lndlnna
not innro than 10 per cent. rhts will DO M I'm
portnnt falllnR OF. scvernt times nlprn tlln o,,r
exports Of lust year, a.id tho rrlat1vo scnrcfty
nny evcu attoct tho hog yie!d Of lssl to consit1
crnblp oxtent,
rl,o relieving extract from n letter from
woodforrl County IS fnir snmpto Of tn:.uy or
tho nlyjccs received from correspondents Of
firms hore: -
W9 l'nva had san'n min thsoustont this section r.
ssid n ts ,aiic rnss sS"Hi tIss ase a as md % tl,s
: %s s9 {, I'm"
"ssns "%d 1ppr" 'ss sas sSf'S s
s y Ssss Sss"
ss is ty su9 ry III a s sH'or r.
ns.,wstpapnr .,s ts,:rs.an.,lGnte., =,
a sy Sccpna es CO. viii % lie O. o!nary II
9hS sonniry 4 ss',r,S ine.s "r ,plno ctc
Sat eIplanH ii. assiase sfa' .isSash other sonai.
uens. have no foundation In facs. -
Tito fAll scasou" opened yesterday, by vtrtuo
Of .sntes: ttI tito clerk 1T tho weather seems To
hnso forgotten to mako tho atmospheric changes
necessary thereto. lIrnue thoro wns not much
variation from tho icnt which hns HOW bccon,u
tllonntor1ts, ind little more cxortlon nuo thun
was absolutely necessary. Coal md 0yatnrs
worn ahvcrt1sod, MS Is usual on the Int of Bcplur,