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The daily gazette., 1881-05-20

CA UTION.-Do not let your druggist
palm of o substitute, when you demand
Ir. Bulls Baby Syrup or you will be dis
appointed, for no medicine for children
equa IL In effect.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-20

sofali sad words OF tongue or pen,
Tue saddest are these, sit IN ight have
BEEN"
The above quotation was forcibIy
brought TO mind the other day by hear
ing young lady RENAL NJ that she would
not now pc dying with consumption II
WIG OheFry and AOrehOumd, Ia
NO, moer last, and curel her cold, a. q
friend OF hers did.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-20

EDisappointment never attends the uss
OF DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup. Price only Is
cents a bottle.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-20

H1res Hmr,e.s marked thus e, dsno,A ,ha
""itsd express train. '' INV
Huntsville gazette., 1881-07-30
State News.

The Decatur Ne,os runs "Colored
Corner.'
Cullman is shipping grapes.
Several horses were sunstruck in
Gadsden.
Tuscaloosa cotton mills employ so
hands.
John Alternately, of Cherokee, ,suicided
with razor.
Covington Co. joil has been vac mt
twelve months.
The State Temperance Convention
meets i'll Montgomery August 8.
Morgan county hal nine delths in
June-6 colored, white.
The Forest. City Baptist Church has
25 new converts. q
The weather. wise Ashville Aegis pre-
diets an early fall.
Islam Mosly was dangerously shot at
the muscle shoals last week.
The Druggists meet in Convention at
Birmingham August 9th.
An So pound turtle WAS recently
caught in the Coosa river. f
Henry Williams. colored, was found
shot and in a dying condition in Selma
Garden near Il gun with i st:ing tied
70 the trigger.
The Tuskegee Colored Normal School
has 40 pupils. Mr.. B. L Washington, a
graduate of the Hampton Normal and
Agricultural Institution is the Princi-
pal and has made Il favora hle impressions.
The Trustees have purchased Il lot for
the school
Small trees are dying in Autauga from
the effects of the drought.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-07-30
Jubilant Maysvilse.

While the county very generally
rufers with the prevailing dry spell,
the country in and around Maysville
has been blessed with good "seasons" +"
resulting in dourishing corn and cot
ton crops. The citizens of that cheat
may almost be known by their salts
fed an. good humored appearance.
1t may be somewhat explanatory Of
this favored condition of the Mays
vile neighborhood to say that the
GAZETTE has an unusually large cir
culation there.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-07-30
Two Murders.

Last Saturday, July 23rd, at
MeridianviIle, Bernie Humphrey was
shot and killed by Henry Black I'd !,
the weapon used being double bar
relied shot gun. 1t is said that the
difficulty Was caused by the small
mat er Of debt Of thirty cents which
one Of the men owed the other.
just three days after this fearful
or me at Meridiauville one is com
mitted in the southern part of the
county, if possible, ever more 6endish
and terrible. A man invites another
to accompany him home, and upon
his refusal, levels a gun at him and
riddles his body with bullets. This
killing occurred Tuesday evening on
the Whitesburg pike, near the Moore
place. The nun killed was named
David Fearn, his slayer Oliver Cross
1t must impress itself upon the pub.
lie that such crimes alei becoming
altogether too frequent. Shall there
be no security to life? In behalf of
outraged justice and as warning to
evil d0ers the time has come for the
law to make examples Of some Of
these transgressors.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-07-30

Frank Street and Theo. Roach,
whose attack upon Isom Davis, the
coiored lamplighter, was noticed last
week, had a preliminary examination
Saturday evening, before his Honor
Mayor White, sitting as Justice Of
the Peace. The city made no case,
but both Street and Roach gave
bond in $500 for their appearance at
the next term of the Circuit Court
to answer a charge of assault with
intent to murder" Judge Barclay
for the prosecution, Capt.
Milton Humes represented the de-
PENDANTS.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-07-30
Doubly Bereaved-

Georgia and Matilda, aged 3 and Z
years respectively, the two youngest
children OF Mrs. Frances Nance, died
last Sunday afternoon, July p, at
their grandmothers residence in the
Grove. Only few minutes. passed
between the death Of the older sister
Matilda and Gsorgia. 1t is not
wholly fancy to believe that the spirit
of the one tarried in wait for the
other, thus happily ending their earth
ly journey in an eternal, Heavenly
one.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-07-30
An Open Boil.

DR.. B. 3. scruggs, our enterprising
col,red physician, handed us last
tuesday an open boil of cotton gather.
ea from his crop. 1t is the first of
'ne season that we have .en, through
'ne Independent announces the recep-
u'n Of one from L,wler and Whit
man. OF BroSnsboro, picked from
IN 'lr held on the 23rd.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-07-30
Editor Huntsville Gazette

Editor HuntSoiAe Gasette:
SIR-Since publishing my card in the
GAZETTE in reference to the actions Of
Mr.. Oscar Fulghum at the religious
meetings recently held at the y. s..
Court room, and having given the
matter careful examination and atten-
ton, | am constrained to believe that
there was a misunderstanding in the
whole matter between Mr.. Fulghum
and myself, consequently | cheeriully
withdraw any Objectionable features
that were contained in my card in
reference to this gentleman.
SAMUEL r. LOwREY.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-07-30
Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Huntsville, Ala.,l
July 9th. 1881.

Land Office at Huntsville, Ala.,l
July 9th. 1881.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing-namel settler has filed notice OF his
intention to make final proof in support
o. his claim, and secure final entry
thereof, and that said proof will be
made before the Register and Receiver
on the 9th day of August 1881. Home
stead No. 1928 for the east hf southeast
or sec "a township Ii range IL west
George W. DickenSon--to prove his
continuous residence mpon and cultiva-
tion of said tract and names the follow
ing as his witnesses viz: j. l.. Brock,
Nat Haley, Ii. Nj. Lambert Sam Clark,
ali of Haleys Marion Co., Ala.
JOHN NJ CROSS, Register.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-07-30
Labor Saving.

The demand of the people for an easi-
er method of preparing Kidney-W Wort
has induced the proprietors, the we'll
known wholesale druggists Wells,
richardson d Co., of Burlington, VT.
TO prepare it for sale i'll liquid form as
well as in dry form. 1t saves all the
labor OF preparing, and as iI is equally
efficient it is preferred by many persons
Kidney-worr always and every where
proves itself a perfect remedy.--BM6ab
Ne7Os.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-07-30
Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Huntsville, Ala,
july 9th. lSS..

Land Office at Huntsville, Ala.,l
July 9th, lSS..
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing-named settler has filed notice of
her intention to make final proof in sup
port OF her claim, and secure final entry
thereof, and that said proof will be uade
before the Register and Receiver on The
9th day of August 1881. Homestead No.
65S2 Tor the southeast or sec township
, range 2 west Martha A, Bernard
10 prove ller continuous residence uboD
;tnd cultivation of said tract and names
the following us her witnesses, viz A. b.
Crutcher, Frrnk Lloyd, ID. g. Crutcher,
J. w. Carter. all of Centre Hill, Lime
stone Co., Ala.
jl-5w JOHN Nj. CROSS, Register.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-07-30

There is no use in drugging yourself to
death. and buying all the vile medicines
for internal ase wnen you Can be cured OF
fever aud ague, dumb ague,- bilious dlsor-
ders, jaundice, dyspepsia, as well-al all dis
orders Prof Gailmette' S French Liver Pads
which is a sure cure every time. Ii your
druggist does not keep the pad send ST. so
to the French Pad Co., Toledo. 0 , and ii
will be sent to you on return mail. 1t is
the only Pad that Is guaranteed to cure.
Beware of counterfeit
Huntsville gazette., 1881-07-30
Another GA ndfslate.

!, by large majority the people of the
.hiIed States have declared their faitn
IN hidneyWort a. remedy for all the
diseases of the kidneys and liver. some.
however, have disliked the trouble of
p'epafing 1t from the dry form. For
suc'l sa new candidate appe.rs in the
IIaape =, OF kidney-Wort in Liquid Form.
: Is very concetrated, is easily taken
i a''u IS equally efficient as the dry. Try
Huntsville gazette., 1881-07-30
Neishborhooa News and Gossip

~~~~~~~-~~~~-~~~~~>~~~
The hot wave ebbs.
Immaculate Picnic to-day.
Circuit Court convenes Monday
next.
The change of the noon brought
no rain.
The Porter Guards return to
Memphis to-day.
The Knights of Wise Men will
have picnic at Mooresville ca the
18th of August
Mr. Norman NJ stin, Jr., is ur
from Memphis paving a visit to bis
relatives and friends.
County Suprirtendart Grubbs in-
vtes applicants for the city colorea
schools to meet him at the U. 5. Court
room next Tuesday.
Deputy Marshal Thos G. Hew-
lett recaptured Henry Hamilton, an
escaped m ,onshine prisoner, near
Sal;iilo, Miss, on the 23rl.
The excursion to Chattano ga
and the Lookout Mountain, round
trip $3.50, leaves the depot Thursday
morning, August 4th.
The Huntsville Reds were defeat
ed by the Chattanooga club. last
Saturday, by score Of 81 to Z. Capt.
Bully Heritord takes the first defeat
gracefully and is eager for chance to
regain the championship.
Contractor Hutchens has The
main building Of the Cotton-seed Oi
Factory ready for the machinery
the damages to the walls by the re
cent storm being repaired. Work OF
the other necessary buildings will b.
irgun Immediately and pushed for
ward to completion.
The announcement in tie GA
z4rrG last week that the Huntsville
club would give concert in Decatur
was nude by authority Of one of its
mem bers. We are not aware of the
c.use Of its failure to fill the eng age
memt.
-On motion Of Cjl Sam r. Low
rev before Judge VIM. Richardson,
in the County Court of Madison, on
Tuesday, July 26th. Mr.. r. G. 0.
Benjamin, was admitted to practice.
Mr.. Benjamin has been for some time
past a oracticing attorney III Mem
pnis. Tenn.
On August 10sh next, the Kan
kakee Line will sell excursion tickets
from Cincinnati for the regular trains
of that date to st. Paul, Mimi, and
return. Tickets will be sold at the ex-
tremtly low rat5 of $500 for the
round trip and will be good to return
until the third of September next.
-County Superintendent Grubbs,
has Received nCtice from the State
Superintendent OF Public instruction
10 cause the enumeration Of the
children of school age within the
county to be taken by the 10tn of
August. 1t is important that the
township Superintendent should
make the enumeration thorough.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-07-30
County Court.

The Dixie White or gaming cases
have occupied the Court during the
week. Many parties were convicted,
others plead guilty and got of with
$50 fine and cost. Several appeals
were taken. The Court adjourned
yesterday until Monday.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-07-30
30th day of August, 1881,

be. and is appointed a day on which t.
make sail settlement, and that motto, of
the time appointed for said settlement
and the nature of the same be given by
publication, for three successive weeks
in the Huntsville GAZETTE, a newspaper
published in this county, ut which time
all persons interested can appear and
contest the same if they see proper.
WILLIAM RICHARDSON,
iy9-4w Judge OF Probate.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-07-30
q GLOVES

Ladies Kid, Black silk. Lisle Thread,
Berlin, Lace Mits, Etc. Special
Bargain in ladies six buttOned
kids, opera shades, at 81. 90
per pair-Gents' Kids,
dog skin and castoff.
We are selling at low prices large
stock of piece goods. consisting of plain
and Fancy Cassilneres. Worsted Coat
ings and Suitings, Tweeds, Blue Elan
mel aud Cashmerettes.
We offer twelve pieces of fancy Eng
lish Cassimeres, light and dark colors,
at the nominal pr.ce of $l.75 per yard.
We guarantee these TO be imported.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-07-30

Prof Guilmette' s French Kidney Pad is
the greatest discovery OF the century for
the cure OF all diseases of the kidneys, blad-
der, and urinary organs, in both male and
female.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-07-30
EDUCATIONAL.

Applicants to teach in the Colored
aol't Schools, for the city of Hunts
'n'e, VIII IN .et me at the u. 5. Court
ZEN on Tuesday the 2nd of August, for
A,hnihation. Let all be present by 3
t. H. GRUBBS,
Co Supt
Huntsville gazette., 1881-07-30
COAL. COAL!

We will sell Coal at the following
prices until September LIST, by the car
load. The we'll known Battle Greek at
$500 per ton; Soddy Coal, which comes
nearer taking the place or the. famous
Red Ash Caliabl than any brot giit co
this market, $3.50 per ten. After that
time subject To an advance III police, as
the price advances at the mines.
iy23 3t HAMILTON q WALL.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-07-30
CLOTHING
Mems Fancy Cashmere Suits,
s. Black Cloth -
'' Blaze Flannel g

BIaCk CIOtn
6 Blae Flannel g
" Extra Size ''
Mems white Vests, regular and extra
size; Mems Alpaca and Mohair Coats :.
also Extra sizes; Mems Linen and Mo-
hair Busters and Uls,ers. Gents Fan
cy Cashmere and Blue Flannel Suit
Cashmere Suits for boys from four yrs
up; Kilt suits for boys.
Ladies Linen Suits and busters, and
ladies Mohair Busters.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-07-30
WHITE GOODS!

Dotted Swiss. Linen Lawns, Figured
Swiss, Tarletons, Plain Swiss, Lin
Ell Cambria, Linen D'lnde, In
dia Twill, White Persian
Lawn for Ladies ties.
Hamburg Edgings and Insertings and
N insook edgings and Insertings.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-07-30
State of Alabama. ! Court of Probate,
Madison County,l July 9th, 1881.

This day came G. b. Smith, Guardian
of Joseph Sullivan. minor, and files
his accounts and vouchers for Il final
settlement OF his guardianship Of the
estate Of said ward. 1t is, therefore, or
larpl That the
Huntsville gazette., 1881-07-30
HOSIERY.

6OSIE EH
Ladies Brown Balbrigan. Fancy Stripes
Solid COlors-Misses and chidrens,
all kinds and qualities-Gents'
Polka-dot and figured, Brown
Balbriggan, Solid Colors,
Fancy and Lisle Thread.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-07-30
Daily Passenger Trains.

as follows
Huntsville gazette., 1881-07-30
GOING w EST.
TO THE EAST

LOSE CONFECTION is made for all EASE
EitN aud SOUTHEASTERN CITIES,
and lOr points Oh and reached via
UiNCINNATI SOU riIERN K'l.
, 1881-09-07
Stocks Strengthened by the Sue.
cessfuI Removal OF the
President.
The Pool III St. Zoo Put Common Up
to 131-Keenc and Gould
Short.
The Market Otherwise Dull
Finances In Chicago.
A Holiday oil 'ohango-But Grain De-
oliued on tlo Ourbstone.


Stucks upr1lutl ilull Gntl ,ulrt. President Nnt.
lrl.l'A sllct.ssfui rcrnu, I'll hA,! strengthening
ctTrrt un tho lnRrkrt. This circumstance WIS
Used apparently tn tho AtnsOst ~ tlo ''nEs'
Nothing TINT occurred scrsncsl to cllat:Hc tho
Uti,u 0f tho l,carA Short crops. railroad war.
tight n!ot1cy, ayerspcaulntlon lttE to their ttIs
still tho permanent Influences nt work TN irfets.
ltsluIrilea finn hear lsotlsGs IN Now Surk nsscrt'
,u tl,ut rrA.s weru markell tp tu aeil AtockB Oil.
and that tenl u,,efstturs hui, royelCtl thor shurt
s,kie.. WuerishueIFcr WIS tAh) to hatH inlsIl-
i,ln,cd lhs bcnrs. ulut t;onl,I tn t,u supplying
villa, ,ltiltaul tl,tlc wis Fur slucks. Money tut
ln'nrs expect to work rVser. ..
IT. lou ran1tnt,u WAS whtricil m hy tho ciiItc
III, rhurgc. /, started ut 'y,s. rosp hy HI tnsy
sII, ur twt tu lUts, thou with ntlo 1ntnlt III l::.
,,,,l closc,i ut ILL., with iD bid nftcr ths. t'<p.r'l
kcul,o IL credited by Wnll street 4ossip with hr-
, short .1,0D ahnrrs, and 1oill,f Is Hlao sH''t tn
l.c short ur It. TITO prrferrgl ndyunccd lroll
llai 10 llH,:. '..x.
TIn ctrvutu,l ru!troMti stocks wore unusually
str,ng, excepting Manhattan. which opened u1d
rlvs,.u Mt II. Now Yulk Elevated went UP to
1U3.:, anu Metropolitan, 10 NJ, closing ut BIZ.
tho desperate out to 8:ac a hundred IN Gust
bount frcighta strengthened tho trunk tiuo
stocks, New fori, Ecntrul closed ut @Jst, anu
Lake Shore Mt III.
Tho anthracite cuul tEnlc, tho philadelphia
i.ulucr suys, continues much the satuo As Tor the
pust two or three weeks. Tito trhde is rood
not only good In tho present. but good In tho
outlook.
| The gross earnings Of tho following railroads
| nro r9purtul: ............
l en1CAuo l. H0RTHwE3TENS.
yss,;, . ys:s 81: = A.ss.. $' ''!$ ; :s!
| ruic.Auu, M1twAukEE ET. rAU1.
| t.xy t5yt, {He
| Fourth week In AuEustS ;tsataa M4nsl Sii'x Si'ss
| MOBILE 4 Oltio+
Mouth of Aug,1st........f lE1S1i : ik.a!5 : 1s':s
| jan. to Aug. HI.......-.. l*st'hA l41z1H Iats'
| Tho following shows tho fluctuations OF the
| ncttra hfcckR:
, 1881-09-07

Calumet nv, n Il nf IHrt> srs.'n.s IT. 'f.".S
fitt, 4 liri tt.E - u. a. ttt ", II. stir ~ ,,>,
w - nf.tfl ...:...''s... -'"'''
ErM, =, ~ =" tt,n -, = u, ita6hltt,,.,..,,, ItN
Eultl II urftrt tiNltH wlrN'S \ 4 M! s"rAGs1S
MILLS VI lHEt ~ Nf.ifn''ff
t.rc II, fr twrrn :sriunt nln1 lla'.nrn, Mv.tt.,N
u IL n1s. .alfh AM:. ~ lH"nFH i'htk !" H.. ~,
D. fhrlnst .s'''s.ss''''"'F
kt,r I'll ~ 4trf LiNir* HtIttfS Htthl *nF *kfES
Milts NJ rfiE CotEt-I"t-I.
;, ,.hHtIti NJ. 10 1t u "f f.rtr'sttruth ..Ht~
:ixi!i IT. ilntsd A,r II q. rohtl'"I'hH" thE' M
H. EF11Nrt s..s ~"
tuit ii, in It If FthttttIrH!t'. r. st1i4Ei ,,,
slalci i III. siFnuin III ltcnry E''rhn! !...... III
ln,litrn nv. ia II u ut fltrts s.srvnntt st.ni.
:ss'i - y! tir% 'ts' tn:y,, @ ~. 80 ..,.,.,. l1atj
MEET ny r,ry LIMITS WITHIN nsni!.s t'P FfsES
Mtt \. ny ffitEttH'hf~hhtfsE.
Perry nv. sci Il u uf ltlsnsiul t!tuet: r. lSll1
IL. dated Ans. III u'. II Powell snh. J.. lu'h-. .cn
At,Isast II. I'D IT. i II Wnhnn.lu. " !. 1hSla'i!.
tnicd fept. IM. II. GrenhhaMl'' |" li.a.f. m
, 1881-09-07

REAL ESTATE.
The following tnetruncnls wore lllod for roo.
orb TtlasdHy, Supt. Il;

Thu following tnstrutnpnia wore tllcd for II
orb TaasjHy, Supt. Il;
rirr rHopIurrs.
Wrst Slt,prtur II, VI II Q NJ i'Aullin. II I. t8x
laHa II. t!lpsqt we'd. tiatrA April IL tluhn uueh.
Ier IN +. u. Ottcatac!tl .!F.h-...... ...s,....t
llarv1ri u. = " cur Vt Ffh!ttSeo, w AcI0k,
.asuA Aug. " t0auFsn W. fh"4as lo 1uan G.
A,sasan ~, Iii Il i ii ii VIII; Il, II.
:ht:ln!t, d.ietl Ah4 - tGhaFlGs f'4alsahoe
Lu William II. .."...,,....:.
1'hiFtg-linth u, u Q G0r Ut lsulaor. ~ II s-Dx
n dated .tuI. II tJacob IL. Eo1 10 fAtrtcA
l.i'sss ~: II :$t.ii:sliiSi, Sii II Il. i9:ls3;.
lN!tia1lu ny. Haua EthI1HTty ~ nhnta. 44tad
4nud - tl.ucJ u. laoardnlah u Jusrph 1!op"
~ !i.nd ~. I'LL ii H.
s.xt:l u, at.aA eept. tltsnty ,. 'WA1keF.to
tnt..tagl Il :,
Ws.t Esh.sSS Il. tit: Il II jsasrson..E
.l1llU II, Improve I'd, datGd ktpk tcbrtstaph
lltntet - Anton AhVnsI. :.,.........s...+:.:n
NuEth ltz!siUd =. ~ 4 Ut Wstsler ~. ~. 1W
1a:5 4, f. dstsd = Sept ttsevoF Nelson 10 -.
lp.ns s'saa y, y c.r u Thi;;Y:ii;;i. i: 81
u. t-i0xill q Jatat March ~ lss1 tsanuel +.
ltarIaiI 10 tfafttet ]. .hno!neFl..:.t,,..n{s:,
South VI os,l u. w Il I, u ThlrtF-Atth,n nf a1
| ~ 4, dated Aps u u. 4. Huars to sitthaut
Tbe IL tni:s. NJ iii Gstpsptsi Il, lstsi ssptt
| Futon ~. I'll 7.!Q Il u OF North ~, y {. ta1lN
| It. !HIlr1Vtd. dated h0pt tEF4 bAuF ~ U.
| UAlGfkaUX1 .A4 AA..4-4AAA
, 1881-09-07

uoycrntuout bonds wcro strong. In CHI
caxo, District Of Columbin a00s wero l0d4 BID
and lO5a& asked; United States 31ss l01ss bid and
iUIa{ asked; H., III bid and 1laa: asked; and
4,:s, 11a7s lid und 1l3iS asked.
E'ofclgn cxchanHu MRS stronger for sterling
OH account of tho demand from Importers.
uaukcrs' sterling was All and 4Saiz. stcr-
ling act,1ul tntes Wnrg 4So and 4S'ti; comlncr-
elnl Rlcrliug WIS t,pmlnA!ly 471!f Qtt6,l, Hank
urs' francs were 5c6;i Tor sixty days md hss.ts
for .luinan1; Frerh cvmluorulal~ bills WerQ tsO
und t:1,Ia; 1tclgIRn commercial, h11'a; bansclH
marks, ~ and uiai, and connIesclHl, 1tNaEi.s.
Ehira5U bank clrArfngB wurn Sor5Ms0. Hsi-
,r.s wits ltAs at.livn nccnunt ot tho aatuurn-
meat If tho lioard nj 'Irat,e. which tho hunks
would hasn bccu sIad 10 follow ti thoy ha'i hui!
sufficient notice 10 cnnbln ttont to noe!fy
t,ulr castoulurs. Country uEdoss wcrc lHrRu botls
for gold uud New York exchange. Exchange
sold balweeu bn,sks ut sksGt$1uo per $l,0cN dis
count. Luans wcru IN good dunanl Ut bGb7 per
cent. ....
llunkcrs u,,d brukoss IN liosinl uso excited.
Commissioner a,l,u proposes 10 tax thuill Il Of
per cunt OH thur Gull IUans tilG ground that
they nrn durosts.
thc,.go GnrVrs,sts, sln,Na>, ao!si nj luo; Ilncop
Turk Is ut iul!t Cook County IN at ITO.
, 1881-09-07
Antilles.

rt,n following grain VA. Inspected i,,lo st"re
In this city yesterday morning: 'curs No. rc'l
rImcr, il cars uthor nrues wintur, al0
vurs No. spring, u, tacs No. do, II
enr. rt..cctpf Gfs vtunt>; tii cnss f,l 4f.'W ".
Nj. corl,, ~ cnts nrd i:,O0u bil high hiSc s0i
enra rejected, cars Ito glrdu lsscor,: N cars
white oals, II uurs No. mixed, III cars rc]rcscd
III oat4}: II curH Nu :. ryc, ears rejected "a
ryc>; c,.ra No. barley, i, cars NJ. ., IN cArs
NJ, ~ 80 bartcyl TotMi. stss enrs) N'5oo0 b''.
Inspected cut: 2s.t3 bm whent, 5l0.asa bu eort'.
5,4s8 bI oats, 4,b1l bu rye.
The .lny or prayer besng observed by tho
hoard Ut Trade. that body adJourl'tnx over fron
Monday to Wcdncsdny, there WIS little done
plther II, tho grain or provision markots. Only
a fow transactions wnro reported In wflOnt ut Il
rango Of $l..4aEi.::5 for October delivery. Cnrn
WIS trnhed In TO some cxtcnt. October solltng
from u s7.u down to 1iatc.
Tic forstvn markets were a',otcd 1a per oaar"
ter lower on whEat, and Now York and st. Lonls
both showed II downward tendency.
Tho following nrn the foostnss OIL the ntt1csal
report OF grain In store III thIs city OIL Saturday
evening Inst and at the corresponding date last
ycAr:
, 1881-09-07

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eca, tis ro1cctthl 'lst. Gsi rnIl hIxel. xtutnm.n
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