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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1881-09-17

Rs tes of Advertising.

Rs tes Of Advertising.
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dlent in larger type, constitutes
square.
ONE SQUARE, FIRST INSERTION, ONE DOLLAR
One square s s co.'s 90 S14 90 $50 90
Two squares. 500 IL 90 20 90 80 90
Three squares $50 Is. 90 25 90 1000
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DR.. G.. FACET,

4 graduate of the Paris aRd New Or
Jeans Medical Colleges, offers bis pro-
fessional services to the reaidents of this
parish. Apply at J. Gathers store. Cow
ington, La. de18 3m
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1881-09-17

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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1881-09-17

DIR. e. r. RANDOLPH,
LATE OF New ORLEANS,
Tenders his professional services to
the people of St Tammany parish and
surrounding country.
DR.. J. +. CHAMBERS.
OFFICE
NEXT Dook no INGRAh's CORNER
Covingtsn, La.
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SUNDAY SERVICES.

Rev. Hite,the newly appointed pastor
to Chspline Street NJ. +. Church, Will
be in his pulpit on Sunday morning at
lO:30.
The eloquent champion of temper
snce, Rev. u. +. Hite, will deliver an
address at Parker's Hail tomorrow alter
neon at $50
Quarterly communion services to-
morrow at Thompson NJ. f. Church at
1890 o'clock, conducted by Presiding
Elder. Preaching by ). Steel, ID. ID.
Preaching at p. N. by NJ. F. Driden.
Quarterly communion services at
North Street NJ. +. Church tomorrow
at 1880 o'clock, conducted by I. b.
Hughes, assisted by N. F. Driden.
Preaching at o'clock Z. 81. by u. +.
Hite.
English Evangelical Lutheran church,
Sixteenth street, near Soldiers Monu-
ment, services at l0A a. NJ. and 7 P. N.
Rev. T.. II. Dornblaser, OF Lamartine,
Pa, will occupy the pulpit; also address
the Sunday school at = p. NJ. Seats free,
and all are invited.
There will be preaching at the Third
PRESBYTERIAN Church at 1880 A. NJ. and
80 P. N. by the pastor Rev. j. q. Lyle.
Owing to the disability OF the pastor,
the Communion services which were to
have been held on last Sabbath were
postponed until tomorrow at lO:SOA. NJ.
First Reformed Episcopal church,
Mozart Hall, Rev. Wn. Henry Barnes,
rector. Sabbsth School 9 A. n. Church
services at lO:30 A. N. and ! p. NJ. Morn
ing theme, "Chlld Ministries" evening
theme, IAN Autumn Reverie." Prayer
meeting and lecture Wednesday 7:3O P.
II. Seats free.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-15
EXCITEMENT IN IRELAND.
Scenes Attending the Arrest Of
Parnell.

LONDON, October 1.-THE Dublin cor
respondent describing the scenes in
connection with the arrest OF Parnell,
says the guards all over the city were
trepled, and the police patrols doubled.
Dragons rode through the streets In all
directions. Detectives narrowly watch
the movements OF the League. A posse
oil police occupied the premises close to
the League Office, and q special force Of
foot and horse artillery has been de-
tached for duty at the Kilmainham Jail
The Dublin E0ening Nail says: "The
League has resolved to attack Klmain-
ham Jail. Forster, Chief Secretary for
Ireland, was guarded by dragons in
going from the castle to his residence" +"
LONDON, October IA Twenty. We
hundred troops OF all arms were at Mas
at the sitting OF the Kildare Convention
yesterday. A resolution OF sympathy
with Parnell was passed. Parnell, on
being arrested, intimated desire to
avoid demonstration and to be subjected
to the same rule as other suspects.
Orders have been received at Limerick
to confne the troops to the barracks
until further orders, as great excitement
exists there owing to Psrnel's arrest.
Meeting OF the Indignant Land Leaguers.
DUBLIN, October l4-Dillon announ-
ces that an indignation meeting will be
held 10 the rotunda to-day, the Lord
Mayor-elect presiding. Dillon, in a
speech, said it is strange that the arrest
OF Parnell should be preceded by an
outburst OF passion which had disguised
even Gladstone's warmest friends in Ire
land. He believed tie most effectual
weapon left to the League to avenge the
arrest was to continue that organization
on exactly the same lines. At a meet
ing Of the league, motion was carried
that the League regards the srrest oi
Psrn.ll as an act resulting from the
malignant personal spite OF Gladstone,
and urging the people to abide by the
principles of the recent conventions.
The Secretary OF the Land League Ar
rested.
NKw YORK, October IA cable to
the Irish World ssys that Quinn, Secre.
tary of the Lsnd League, has been ar.
rested and lodged in the Kilmsinham
| iail.
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ADDITIONAL LOO AL
IRDIVIDUAL ITEMS.

Pertinent Points Concerning People.
Mr.. L. F. Gelsthorpe, OF the Granite
House, Wells5urg, is in the city.
Mr.. G. W. Milhgan, Of Centreyille, o.,
is visiting his son on the South Side.
Mr.. John G. johnson, Cadiz gent, is
visiting Mr.. L. Marlo~, OF North Wheel
ina.
Miss Jessie Kerr, OF Wellsburg, is
visiting irienGs on Fifteenth street, East
Side.
DR.. J. NJ. Lazzell and family, OF Fair
mont, are in the city stopping at the
Mcclure.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Y. and Miss Bessie
Hamilton, OF Washington, Pa, are at
the McLure.
Mr.. Charles 7. Harvey and wife, OF
Greene county, Pa, are the guests ot
Wm. Bodley, Esq on Jacob street
r. q. Strain, Albert Kennon and
Soph. Smith, OF Washington, and David
Howell, of West Alexander, are visiting
friends here.
Smallwood G. Morgan, one OF Monon-
gSlia's farmers, was IN the city this week
attending the State Fair. de was ac-
companied by Messrs. ]. p. Snider, d.
Umbell and Joseph Hood, three merch-
ants from Monongalia county.
AmoRg the Fairmonters in the city
this week, We notice Col. K. Z. Fleming,
Or. c. B. Boyers, Capt Ed. Watson,
Mareellus Jolliff. DR.. ). W. Hall, Alex.
Peb rut and &. +. Kerr, and Mrs. J. +.
Sands Mrs Manley, Mrs. J. B. Crane,
Misses Bee Hough a2d Mary Holland
and others. Marion county has oeen
well rspresented at the State Fair.
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The Treasury Investigation Reports.

WASHINGTON, October l4.-Senator
Sherman furnished the only notable in
cidents OF the session by calling for the
report made to Secretary Window by
committee OF the Treasury officials ap.
pointed to investigate the charges
against Custodian Pitney, which report
has been persistently kept from pubiica
ton by Window. Sherman had read q
Washington dispatch, published in the
Commercial Advertiser, New York, yes
terday. The dispatch alleged that
Window refused to publish it because
money has been abstracted from the
contingent funds OF the Treasury to aid
Sherman's candidacy for the Chicago
nomination. Sherman said smiling.
ly that the author OF the para
graph was mistaken In supposing that
the publication would embarass him.
He wished the judiciary Committee to
make a thorough investigation. Al
though Senator Edmunds objected TO its
immediate passage, and it lies over until
tomorrow, no doubt the bill will pass
to. o.morrow, and the whole subject will
be ventilated. Window says the gross.
est exaggerations have been INDUCED in
regard TO the report, and that he sup.
pressed it wholly because the inyestiga.
ton was secret in character and the tes.
timony taken was not under oath, and
the parties reflected on had no opportu-
nifty to c.oss-examine witnesses. Much
of the testimony taken was in the nature
OF hearsay and rumors. Its publication
could do damage to the character Of per.
fectly honest officials, and could not aid
in the detection or punishment OF offend.
ers further than had already been done
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LIVE sToCk.
New York.

NEW YORK, October 1.-THE Drorers
Journal bureau reports: Beeves-Re.
ceipts $500 head; market trifle easier
and some SO carloads ot late arrivals
must 20 over for tomorrow or Monday (;
extremes St@l2ic for natives; 7fSSlc
for Colorado stock. No shipments to-day
but to.morrow's steamers take lS4 head
OF live cattle, $40 quarters OF beef, $50
carcases OF mutton; so dressed pigs.
Sheep-Receipts 5,400 head; market
steady for sheep and weaker for lambs;
extremes s. 50(S5 10 for sheep and IS q
@7 % for lambs.
Swine-Receipts 6C0 head; steady
and firm at IS O0@7 10 per one hun.
dred pounds for live hogs; s. 75(S9 90
for dressed.
CHICAGO, October 1.-THE Drorer.'
Journal bureau reports: Hogs-Receipts
10000 head shipments $500 head; mar.
ket dull and lower; mixed packing s. so
96 As; poor to medium "a 25CG5 80;
choice heavy shipping 81 80@7 25; few
Philadelphia 81 IS.
Cattle Receipts $500 head; ship.
ments $500 head; market active and
strong; common to choice 81 1907 90.
Sheep-Receipts |, sou head; common
to fair natives s. 00(9S rs.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, October l5.-Cattle-
Active; sales OF 5000 head; prime 50 37i
@6 62l; good S. 37l68 25; medium
81 l2l(g5 25; common s. 00tG4 90.
Sheep-Active; sales Of 1880 head;
extra IS 25@5 so; good 81 62!S5 l23;
medium 81 OO@4 50; common s. 0Oc@
375.
Hogs-Active; sales OF 10000 head;
good fat grades 81 SOLO IS; fair and
common grades s. 00t99 90.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, October a. Hogs -
Steady; common and light SIS 0OCa6 80;
packing and butchers s. 1906 10. Re
ceipts $500 head; shipments 1000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-15
THENEWS
OF the Day in Pithy Paragraphs.


Pink-eye Is spreading among the
horses in Denver, Col.
A 5000 fire occurred at the govern
ment arsenal in Davenport, Iowa, yes
tsrday.
The steamer Peirre, which arrived at
New York yesterday from Europe,
brought $400, 900 In gold.
Thompson. and Haywood, Oshkosh,
Wis, carriage manufacturers. failed yes
terday. Liabilities SIS, 900. 1t is claimed
their assets will offset this amount.
The dav for the beginning OF the trial
OF Guitea is set for November 7th, and
the question Of jurisdiction is to be ar
gued and determined prior to October
30th.
The defense in the Malley case. on
trial at New Haven, have rested their
case. The court has adjourned until
Monday, when the State will produce
fifteen witnesses IN rebuttal.
A $4,000 fire occurred at Kokoma,
California, last night and eighty fami.
lies are rendered homeless and destitute.
Too add to the terror and suffering,
whisky 10 free and hundreds OF men are
infuriated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-15
BELLAIRE.

Bellaire has sent large delegation
daily to the State Fair.
The usual Sunday services in all Of
our churches on Sunday.
Yesterday was pay day at the nail
mill That is what suits the boys.
Four carloads OF Monroe county peo-
pie came in yesterday to attend the Fsir.
Who knows what Bellairs will do
with the Ohio Valley Raiiroal projectP
Rev. Mr.. McKsllip will occupy the
pulpit of the First Presbyterian Church
tomorrow.
A carload OF Indians, bound for school
in Virginia, passed through here yestsr-
day morning, on the last line.
Rev. Mr.. Dean is preschinsa a series OF
interesting Sunday evening sermons
on historical characters in the Bible.
Four or five parties iron this section
have suffered considerable loss at the
hands OF the pickpockets at the Wheel
ing Fair in sums ranging from - up to
$3.50.
John Shuttlesworsh and Miss Louisa
Schramm we're united in marriale ou
THURSDAY night. Rev. Helms perform
ing the ceremony in an impressive man
ner.
Tommy Beazel died at Mt Vernon on
Thursday. His iather sent him there
TO avoid the diphtheria, but he took II
and died. Tie remains were In
tered at Utica, o yesterday.
A meeting OF the Bellaire Fair AsSo
ciation was neld on Thursday night. II
was poorly attended, and an adjourned
meeting will be held on Monday night
when it is hoped large number will be
attendance.
John Workout, German hallinl
from WOodsheld, was waylaid by Bot
NJ Mullen about half past one yeslerdG!
m prning and robbed of SIS IN cash AZ,
SIS promisory note. Officer W'gl'
b Inted the offender up and had hru
uehind the bars before daylight.
Father O'Gorman's lecture on TIT
"Cross and the Harp at Tara" in thu
Catholic Church next Moaday night
promises to be one of the finest eve
given in BelaIre. The gentleman l:
eloquent, learned and witty, and enjoys
anational reputation as a finished orator
The proceeds go TO the purchase oi I
library for the Boys Society, now bein.
organized. The doors will be open at
and the lecture commence az s.
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FIRE RECORD.
At Davenport. Ia-Loss $50. 900.

At Davenport, I2-Loss eoo'oVo'
DAVENPORT, October IA fire broke
out in building G Of the Rock Island
government arsenal used as q paint and
carpenter shop-about IL O'Clock last
night. The soldiers rallied and worked
hard for two hours before the famee
we're extinguished. All the paint stock
and some valuable wood work were in
iured. The loss is estimated at about
$50, 900, although the loss cannot be ex.
actly determined.
At Kokoma, Col.-Loss 100000.
KoKosA, October IA FIRE broke
out in the Summit House at 7 O'Clock
this evening, caused by the explosion oi
a lamp. The flames spread rapidly till
10 o'clock when they had consumed ev-
ery house within reach. Less than two
houses are left standing. The fire com.
municated to the powder magazine,
causing several terrific explosions.
About eighty families are rendered
homeless and destitute. Loss over four
hundred thousand dollars; Insurance.
very light. Whisky is free, and hun.
dreds ofmen are now infuriated.
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.Don,r Know Half Phs,r yalue I"

They cured me Ague, Biliousness and
Kidney Complaint, as recommended. /
had half bottle left which l used for
nv two little girls, who the doctors and
neighbors said could not be cured. l
would have lost both of them one night
il had not given them Hop Bitters.
They dill them 90 much good contin.
ued their use until they were cured.
That is why / say you do not know half
the value OF Hop Bittsrs, and do not rec
ommend them high enough. ."-B.,
Rochester, N. N.Y.-Am1iean Rural Home.
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Professor Kins,s Balloon Voyage.

MILWAUKEE, October A.-Sparta re-
ports say Professor Kings balloon
passed over that city this morning
going in a northwestsrly direction.
This would carry it to St. Paul or to-
wards Lake Superior. Richland Centre
reports seeing Kings balloon pass
over that county, Richland, at five this
morning going on in a westerly direc.
ton. King spoke to people below him.
He was all right and has six men with
him
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-15

WM. MCCARTNEY, IS Lloyd street,
Buffalo, y. Y, fell and sprained his
ankle. His employer, H. Anderson, "a
Main street, procured soma Thomas
Eclectric Oil, and he saws that few ap-
plicstions enabled him to go to work as
usual. Lsughlin Bros. & Co., Agents,
Wheeling.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money at 3 to s Per cent.-Govsramsats
Strong and Higher-fIour Quiet and
Uachanged-whest Active and
Higher-Hogs Steady.
PlNANcH.
New York.

Nsv YoRK. October l4.-keHsY
At 8 to per cent. per annum., closing
offered at 2per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 5ia6i per cent Sterling sx.
change, bankers bills, firm at 47si for
long; demand 1851. Dry goods imports
for the week s, ,24s,saS.
SIvEa-At London Slid Der ounce:
bar silver hero ii2t; ss6sia1ny uRvsf
coin per cent discount.
GovERSNESB-Strongsn and ic higher
Tor all issues except extended 6s.
S,aes,
New riyes, extended ...---.....-..-.... 9sI
New four-and one-hslh. coupons......... .....lis
New wfoun,coupouA-..-.....-. lis,
Pacific skies OF Is.
RAILROAD BoSDs-in good demaud st
advancing quotations.
STATE SrcuRirrs-Ne Neglected and
mostly nominal.
Srocx-The market opened unsettled,
Elevated railroad shares being the prin.
cipal features OF speculation. Manhat.
tan advanced from ~ to 4ti. dropped
to 40, recovered to iSi. broke TO IS, re-
acted to 43s. and closed at 42c. Metro.
politan sold down rom S7i TO S5t, I'd.
vanced to S1i, recsded TO S5l. rallied
to SIT and reached to SCI. New York,
which closed yesterday at ll0i, opened
at IL, fell OF to 1921 and recovered TO
ll0i. Changes in the general list were
comparatively slight. In earlv dealings
the market was irregular. but before
noon strsng buying movement Was
developed, which resulted in an advance
OF ! to y per cent, Denver and Rio
Grande, Texas Pacific. Lake Erie and
Western and Cincinnati, San Francisco
and Cleveland leading therein. After
midday there Was reaction OF l TO II
per cent, the latter in Reading, and
during the afternoon speculation vas
unsettled, but the market closed At . re.
covery OF TO per cent.
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ThRuEa.

Thos. Howard, Bradford, Pa, writes:
81 enclose money tor Spring Blossom,
as ! said would il it cured me: my dys-
pepsia has vanished with all its symp-
toms. Many thanks; l shall never be
without it in my house" Price 30
cents, trial bottles 10 cents. Lsughlin
Bros. 4 Co., Agents, Wheeling.
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conductor on the B & d raI'r Hh, ssys
he had been a great sufer-r irom p. les
and catarrh. He pm, hrmself HI,lrr the
treatment OF DR.. J. E. Stni,h. W. 81
Twelfth street, Wheeling. sai - NV
better than he has heeu uIrv ~, 4nd
be recommends all thus rffi - d % 20
TO DR.. Smith.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-15

A crank was arrested in the court
room yesterday while Guiteau was being
arraigned, for wanting TO borrow pistol
to assassinate the assassin.
The Boston yatch, Shadow, beat the
scosch cutter, Madge, badly at Newport,
z. l., yesterday.
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BURNErT's CoCoAINF.

For Premature Loss Of ths Hair-A Phil
sdslphian's Opinion.
One year ago my hair commenced fall
ing out until l Was almost bald. After
using Cocaine a feE months, | have
now a thick growth of nelr hair.
ALEXANDER HgSRY,
No. Sl4 East Girari Ave.
Burnett's Flayoring Extracts, tlSsSs
standard.
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FRANCE
Reclamation of the Ministry.

LONDON, October l4.-It is said that
Ferry visited President Grevy and ten.
dered the designations Of the ministry,
aud that Gambetta has been charged
with the formation OF q new ministry.
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WOOL,
philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, October l+.-Market
quiet; prices steady and firm; Ohio,
Pennsylvania and West Virginia Xxx
and above 43945c; extra 43944c; me-
dunn 4765Oc; coarse 3S940c; New
York, Michigan, Indiana and Western
fine 4l@42ac; medium 47@4sc;. coarse
37(939c; washed combing and delaine 40
@50c; unwashed do 2s@35c; pulled IS
@40c.
Boston.
BosroS, October l4.-Wool Quiet
and steady: Ohio and Pennsylvania
extra 43945c; Michigan extra 4lS43c;
No. l Michigan and Ohio 46C@47ic; un:
washed neeces l7@35c; ccmbing and
delaine selections scarce with sales;
Michigan and Ohio 45c; delaine 47(950c;
uuwashed combing 25S32c; pulled 3s(S
4Sc,
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Boston.
DRY aOODs.
New York.

NRw YoRK, October l4.-Dry Goods
Spring cassimeres and worsted costings
continue in steady demand by clething
trande, and colored fiannels in fair re-
quest. Cotton goods In moderate de
mand and very firm. Shifting prints
more active. Dress goods In steady re-
quest. Foreign goods quiet and steady.
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An agreeable dressing for the kair,
that will stop its falling, has been long
sought for. Psrker's Hair Balsam, dis
tinguished for its purity, fully supplies
this want
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quest. cotton gOOub IN moueIhte NC
mand and very firm. Shifting prints
more active. Dress goods In steady re-
quest. Foreign goods quiet and steady.
Onicaxo.
CHICAGO, O:tober 14.-Flour-tluiet
and unchanged. Wheat-Demand &C
tive and prices have advanced and un-
settled; No. 2 Chicago spring 81 $40
| "a cash; 81 33}9l 33j seller October;
81 35i seller November; 81 37s bid
seller December; 81 33l(9l 33i seller
wear; No. 8 81 20. Corn-Demand
lair and prices shade higher; No. G0l
GsO3c cash: colo seller October; 81 10
81 fc seller November; 62iS52ic seller
December; 6Ssc seller May. Oats
Demand fair and prices higher No. 2
42c cash; 43tc seller October; 43c seller
November; 43i@43sc seller December:
46ic seller May. Rye-Easier; No.
81 O5 cash and seller October; u %
seller November. Barley-Fairly &C
tive and a shade higher at u % seller
November. Pork-Demand fair and
prices higher; ST. 90 cash and seller DC.
tober and seller November; 81 200
II Is seller December; ST 90 seller
wear; IS 67i seller January. Lard
Demand active end prices have I'd.
yanced at $Il 6fi1il 20 cash and eel.
Ter October, November and year; $ll S5
seller December; $l2 12i9l2 l6 seller
January. Bulk Meats-Shoulders u 90;
short ris 50 10; short clear ~ %.
Whisky-Steady at 81 Is.
Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, October IA. - Flour -
Lower and dull; western super6ne 6 90
as 90: extra S. 2596 IS; family 81 2.
Wheat-Western lower and closing
steady: No. 2 winter red spot and sel.
Ter October 81 44i@l IS; seller No
yemberSl 47t9l ~; seller December
81 52ial 52i. Corn-Western easier; |;
mixed spot and seller 0ctobef $50
6oI :seller November 70S703c; seller
December 72ac. Oats-Lower; western
White 4S45Oc; mixed 47c; Pennsyl.
vauia 4S(S5Oc. Rye-Dull. Hay-Fsihy
steady: prime TO choice Pennsyvania
SIS OotS2i. Provisions-Essier and
weak. Mess Pork AT so rs. Bulk
Meats-sboulders and clear nib sides
| hacked, 9Slltc. Baeon-Shoulders
iOic; clear rib sides 12c; hams, new
lGai5fc. Lard-At 123c. Batter
Firm; westerngrass l6(S25e. Egg.
Firm at l9S20c. Petrolsum-Hominai.
CoEse-Dnil. suearStesdy. Whisky
Quiet at 81 1901 20.
| 0ew Orleans.
New ORLEANS, October 14.-Cones
Rio careoes ordinary to prime 9k9isc'
Sug,r-Quiet; fully fair S3c; ,yellov
clsPifed 9Na9}c. Molasses-Dull; con-
mon 2593sc; prime 40c. Rice.Firmeri
Louisiana ordinary 10 choice 73c.
| Prrssunas, October H.-Petroloum--
Fairly active; United certificates hrnef
closed st 94{c bid; refined 7fc Tor Fhils
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Prrrssu.as, October H-Pstroloum--
Fairly active; United certificates hrmes;
closed at S4lc bid; refined 7ic Tor Phils'
delphia delivery.
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n ew Orleans.

New ORLEANS, October H.-Conee
Rio cargoes ordinary to prime s3tSisc.
Sug,r-Qniet; fully fair S3c; yellow
clsPiHed 9ta9}c. Molasses-Dull; con-
mon 2593sc; prime 40c. Rice.Firmer;
Iooisiana ordinary TO choice &c.
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not only by his own conduct, bat by
establishing First, that one D. W. Quit
eau, brother of defendants tather, was
insane and died in the insane asylum in
New York many years ago. Second,