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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-01-11
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TERRITORY OF IDAHO
County OF Boise.

I hereby certify that the above state.
ment represents the financial condition OF
Boise county, as appears BY the books IN
my Office.
Witness my hand and official
SEAL lseal this Sd day of January,
ID. 1881.
GEO. W. RICHARDS,
Auditor of Boise County
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-01-11

TOMBSTONE is said to have over 900
unemployed miners.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-29
General Foreign News.

LONDON, Sept. 20, 1881.
Spain contemplates laying cable
to The Canaries.
The steamer Teutonia, which SAILED
ed from Liverpool on Tuesday, took
sixty-three farmers and others for
Texas.
The srbterranean telegraph system,
come ting 221 towns and cities of Ger
many IL now complete. The total
length Of buried cables is $500, 900
kilometres. ..-
Herr Krupp, of Essen, has accepted
contract for The expectation Of 25,
900 ons of steel rails to the United
States.
The steamship Neckar, which ar
rived az Sou hampton yeste rday. pass
ed three telegraph buoys in A deg.
west longitude.
Truth says :--''lt is probable that
the Marquis al Lorne, Governor Gem
eral of Canada, will return to England
next season, when he will be called to
the House of Lords
The Standard says in its financial
article :-"The revived interest in the
Confederate Sterling Loan was a
novel feature on Tuesday. Large
amounts were taken for Amsterdam at
So los.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-29
PERSONAL.

The library OF the late Judge Clifford
is valued at $4,000.
Mr.. Coukllug is still fighting for that
elusive vindication.
The nGmber Of ver.es written on the
death of President Garfield is as rem ark
able as their general lock of merit.
Miss Mary Anderson, has Just
opened her season In Troy.
William Wheelwrght, OF Sonth
American celebrity, left Sl3S,000, which
is now ready for use, to found school
in NewbuTyport, Mass, to educate young
men IN practical business knowledge.
The Rev. S. ). Hunting appeared on
the stage Of . theatre at Des Moines,
la, at the conclusion of regular
performance, and married an actor aud
actress who still wore the costumes OF
the play.
Mis-. Paris, the widow Of A. X. PARIS,
who was Governor OIL Maine from 1872
to 1877, is living in Washington at the
great age OF Elnety five years. Her facul.
ties are still keen and active.
ki.g Oscar of Sweden, who devotes
his leisure TO hilary pursuits, has finish.
ed new drama called The hrOnborg
Caste, which will be published shortly
IN Swedish and German.
Lord Waterford, an Irish paer, who
was bitterly opposed to the Land act
mas publicly announced his determina-
ton to revise his agreements and rents
IN accordance with II provisions, aud TO
observe both its letter and lis piIlt IL
his dedlluge with his tenants.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-29
An Ex.Omcer Dead

Policeman John Cloud died at his
residence 10 the Ninth Ward yesterday
afternoon, the cause OF his death be ine
consumption. About three weeks 40
Mr.. Cloud. while engaged at work in a
nay NOW, fell through and broke bis
let arm. On Thursday last, while de.
sceDding the steps leading from tho
court room in the Court House, MIR.
Ciond again fell and broke the san e
arm over again. This, no doubt, has
tened his death. MIR. Cloud was an
pointed policeman by ex-Msyor White
ley and served with such faithfulness
that he Gas reappointed by Mayor AL
mond and continued IN the position un-
I'll September 1st, when be resigned. lie
was 80 years old and unmarrleJ.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-29
THIRD EDITION
Tns senate In special session.

1t is settled that the House of Repre-
sentatives will not assemble before the
date, now about nine weeks of, ,designa-
ted by the Constitution for the opening
Of Its regular session. One place, there
fore, in the list Of legal successors to the
Presidency will in the interim remain
untitled.
1t is all the more important that the
only other successor known to the law
should be elected with all possible des-
patch. To that end President Arthur
has wisely lost no time in calling upon
the Senate to meet In special session.
The paramount business OF that body
will be the choice Of President pro tenn,
who might discharge the duties Of The
Executive office In the event ofthe pres
cut occupants inability.
This is the sole, though ample, jnsti6
cation OF q special session. The Iufat
L, stmasters alleged 10 be awaiting con
firmation could wait u little / nger 81
could the Senators elect from New York.
The latter's credentials obviously cau-
not be received and passed upon until
the Senate is organic d. The first ana
indispensable step in the direction of or
eanizaltOn viii be the election Of Pres
ident pro TEN.
The new presiding officer Of the San
ate will Of course be Democrat When
that body meets, the Democrats will
have a clear majority, owing TO yaeau
cies fol which they are in no sense ac
countable. 1t after the election Of a
President pro TEN. they should complete
the organization of the Senate by cboos-
ing Democratic Secretary and Sergeant
at-Arms, the Republicans would have
nobody but themselves and their own
senseless intestine qusrrels to blame.
Disinterested aud candid men will con-
cede to the Democratic majority in the
Senate the right to use an opportunity
which they had no hand in making.
II the majority of the Senae should
elect President pro tenn. aud then al.
journ, tn. public Interests would NOT
sufier.--N. Y. Sun.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-29
GENERAL NEWS.

The total subscription to tn G .rtic Id
fund have reached S324,67j.
There is rumor ia Washington that
George 5. Boutwell,, Of Massachusetts, is
to be the new Justice oflhe Supreme
Court Of the United States.
Senator Jones, OF Nevada, arrived 10
Utica yesterday from Washington, aud
had an interview with ex-Sensl or Conk-
ling.
1t is said Senator Fair, Of Nevada, is
paired with Senator Plat, OF Connectl-
cut, and will not come East to attend
The extra session.
President Arthur will leave Washing
ton to-day tor New y ork, acc, mpanied
by Secretaries Window, Hunt aud Liu-
coin and Postmaster. General James.
Among the callers on President Ar
thar yesterday were King Kalakaua, ex-
It vernon Jewel, Attorney General MAJ.
Veagh, and Secretaries Hunt, Lincoln
and Kirkwood.
King Kalakaua left Washington last
evening for Hampton Roads, by way OF
BItimore. He will visit the school at
Hampton to-day, aud return TO Wa.h.
ihgton on Saturday.
The President yesterday directed the
removal Of the postmaster al DeadwooI.
Dakota, for confessed completely win
Star route contractors iu deirauuing the
Government.
1t is unde rstood in Washington that
the present Cabinet, with one or two ex-
eeraons, will be changed, but tha the
IN mill
the regular meeting OF Congress n De
cember next. The President, IL is SAID,
has not yet decided upon the new men.
In the U. b. Court at Trenton, New
Jersey, yesterday, the Judge ordered the
Indictment against CnaI les Ii. Voorhees,.
for embezzlement while President Of the
Hackensack National Bank, 10 bc
quashed as defective.
The hearing Of the Sprague case In
the Supreme Court at Providence was
concluded yesterday.
Ihe steamship talonla, which arrived
at New York yesterday on heI second
voyage, broke her propeller ami was lS
days on the passage.
The Prohibition State Cony4 4niion of
massachusetts, met Yesterday in Boston.
and nominated state ticket headed b.,
Charles Almy, Of New bedford, for
Governor.
Tue anticipated strike of coal miners
In tbePIltsbulg dlstf ct fjr an adIitl,na
ave cents has be-, II averted by tht
dealt rs thre atening 10 adsas CO the prlcr
ID cents.
The Albany Eceniag journal say.
me llst OF delegates u be Republican
stale Convention of Nrw YuiA, cho,, II
up to lhls time, .hJ~s l5I 4u5i.macluar
doubtful.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-29
A Warning.

The "Sta!wart" New York CONNER
eidl Adpertiser says: "Mr. Anhur is
the P.esldeut, and will carve out his
oan way. II iactlonists in this State
persist in keeping up divisions in the
party, that is their affair; bat If they
suddenly find themselves dumped over
board they need not be surprised at tue
transformation. II the President calls
men aoost him in whom he has conf
oence, on whose judgment be relies, aud
whose sympathy he may expect, he is
not TO be abused until II is seen that the
meI In these positions are incapable or
resolved on course iniIical TO public
Interests. MIR. Arthur will be Presi-
Gent, no matter who surrounds him, and
be Is not ambitious 20 commit harikarl."
The daily gazette., 1881-09-29
From the N. Y. Wotld.
A Brave Girls Sacrifice.

The engineer OF the Delaware, Lack
awanna aud Western train which lef.
Bloomfield at5. .05 p. NJ Monday saw agirl
and boy on the long trestlework which
crosses MJffitt's Pond. He sounded the
whistle and The girl heard it. Catching
her brother by The arms she dropped him
between he ties INTO the water, but he
struggled so against taking the bath
that after she had dropped HIN she was
200 late to save herself and was struck
by the engine aud killed. Her name was
Nellie Grass, she was fifteen years old,
and was carrying supper to her father
who works in Mofiitt mills. The
brother for whom she died is eight years
old, and was not hurt.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-29

bring In verdict Of not guilty on boh
counts, he would ask that thew be ~ IN y
structed to bring in a verdict Of as ~
saulf, and cited the State st,tn,o n
support Of his motion. ' III
Judge Wootten, ADDRESSING M
harrington, said that since the appli.
cation was made he could not lnsirmct
the jury to bring in a verdict of not
guilty, since the authority of assam +
was cited. '"'
MT: Harrington, after consultation
win mis- clients, said they were willing
to plead guilty to assault. 8
The state agreed to suoh a yerdic,
and 1t was SO rendered.
The Court senterced each of them
TO pay iine Of $500 and costs of nrns.
ecution, and be imprisoned three
years. '"''e
Court at 1.25 adjourned until tbres
o'cl ok this afternoon. ''
The Carberry case will be taken nm
this afternoon. -
The daily gazette., 1881-09-29
From TIE N. Y. Star.
Will CoIIeet0o Robertson Resign ?

We think not. We have never seen
anything In Judge Robertson's compose
tion which leads Us TO believe that resip-
nation is one Of his prominent virtues.
Our Tory contemporary, the Sun sug-
gests that be will give up the Collrc.
torsbip and the salary. Ii liz were per.
fectiy certain that President Arthur wa,
putting on big pair of boots, thick
soied, copper-toed and hnb nailed, for
the purpose Of kicking him out Of the
Custom House, ne might possibly .adopt
the programme OF the Sun; bnt we are
more inclined to believe that, even then,
he would patch his pautaloons with
boiler-iron aud await the consequences
When Judge Robertson was a Sena-
tor and was appointed Collector, did he
resign NO; he let Conkhng aud T at t
play the resignation trick. lie held on
on 10 both offices so as TO do all the
damage possible TO tho Coukllng Arthur
faction.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-29
had for the Democrats.
Bridgeport Farmer Dem. sept. 90.

Bridgeport Farmer Dem. Sept. 2G.
New York City has seen many uu
principled "deals' between the Kspub
lican party and Tammany Hall, but
never such q brazan, unblushing one as
that by which the alliance control,
seven eights OF the election inspectors
at the coming election. The Republi
cans first take one halt, then one fourth
Is given to Tammany Hsll,a Republican
tender, and then one eighth TO living
Hall, a Tammany tender. Thus tho
Republicans control seven eights OF the
Inspectors while the Embossed aud un
pnrchasable Democracy are allowed one
eighth. Under such conditions tair
election and an honest count will not be
Lad II the interests OF the Republican
party should demand frauds.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-29
Brought 10 tn In City.

Last evening Deputy U. $. Marshal
Kennedy, OF New York, arrived in this
city with Francls G. Lind, the mate Of
The brig Aobs Bacon, who wa. murder
ous'y assaulted by The sailor Corsa,
while the vessel was IF Gibraltar, the
details OF which have already been pub
lished in the GAZETTE. The trial OF
Corsa Will be taken up during the term
OF The U. 5. Cou.t, which opens on
Tuesday next. U. S. Marshal McMullen
and Deputy Ainscow have gone to New
York to summon a number Of important
witnesses IN the Case.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-29
$4,000 Damag ON ASKED For.

A suit has been begun in Common
Pleas No. 3 by the widow ana child
o. Jacob Richardson, deceased, to re-
cover $50, 900 from the West Philadel.
phia (Market street, Passenger Rail
way Company, as damages for the
HI ing OF the husband and father
richardson was riding on a Nine.
teenth street car on lhe Goth of Dccem-
her last, when IT was run into by a
Market street car. Richardson sus.
taintd we're injuries, from the effects
ot winch he died ON the 10Th of JAnu.
dry.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-29
The City Orion.
GLASGow 6

The lnmar opt y, 1851
,s,a ,naue her nial trip on tbe Fy F,s Of Ro
sn1s = noI morning. The vessel ',,a n1, Of ClyI
o,ouo 9 tons register aud / ooo winch Is
81 ',, WIN a passenger and uU c,a,, morse poi
as'ion u Tor 2,4OO persons, |,es c,S.i iaccomu
,ho ana n DISTINGUISHED COMPANY oS'''td e., la1
Ina Earl Of Sharlesbnrv'N ~ ilncludl|
Eia,nsdep, Mr.. Birlev, y ,sn slr Jan
C,nmpany: aud Mr., John Rn. ,ne Inn,
0anard lunar, Line. Owing to ita'' tss off
s,t'ihg oVerheated 1t Was tor,s '"e engir
ole to do more than a poriion u''u lnpO'
.rhde trip, but the steamer pu nj, ol The
over measured mile at,ai,'s wen lax
o. hiteen knots with for,v ifu s''1 spf
.ions. Mr.. Birley expressed .ss ,.,,.. itvO
a. the results of the trial W 'allslacl
oeen ascertaiued. The yesss, so ,as AT as
proceeded 10 Liverpool vi, a,'erW n
She takes her place on ,he MN Nhlnlsl q
iou'e soon. "' New !
The daily gazette., 1881-09-29
The Highway Robbery Case Endes
-Carberry's Case.

The remainder OF this morning ses'
sion was consumed in the trial ol
Walter Naudain, William Benson
and George Clifton, all colored, fol
highway robbery upon William F
Collins.
After the cross examination of Mr.
Collins, which did not deviate from
his direct testimony.
George Evans col, prisoner who
was driving the wagon at the time
testified to the assault; did also re>
cognized the accused as the ones rid
ing with him and to them assaulting
the plaintiff.
John Grosser, testified to the
plaintiff coming to his bouse about 3
O'Clock in the morning, and upon be-
ing asked what he was doing out that
time of night. He replied that he
had been robbed and detailed the as
sault.
Thomas Deakyne, Jr., o constable
OF Blackbird Hundred, testified to
arresting the parties, and to their
confessing as having assaulted the
plaintiff. The witness also produced
a hat that was alleged to belong to
the plaintiff.
Willard F. Collins, was recalled
and identified the hat, as the one he
had on the night of the assault and
robbery. This rested the testimony.
MIR. Harrington, for the defense,
asked that the Court instruct the jury
to bring in verdict of not guilty, as
the State had failed 10 prove that the
road in question was a public high
way, and that it was in this county.
Mr.. Vandegrift, for the State, said
that he had proven that the robbery
was committed upon public road,
and that he had been particular in ask,
ing the witnesses that question.
After short consultation, Judge
Wootten charged the jury, saying that
the Court had no recollection Of tho
state proving this read as q public
highway, and the Court therefore In.
structed the jury to bring 10 verdict
of not guilty.
One OF the jurors asked the Court if
the jury could not bring in q verdict
OF larceny.
The Court replied that they could
not.
Mr.. Vandegrift. for the State, OBJ
jected, and cited Bishops criminal re-
ports 10 the effect that II the first Of
tense in the indictment was net proven
the jury could bring In Q verdict of
larceny.
Deputy State Attorney Cooper said
IT th" Court instructed the jury to
The daily gazette., 1881-09-29
LINENS AND BLANKETS
AT .t..t.
JOHN WANAMAKER'S,
ILADELPHIA
Blankets.

Let a IS wool blanket
speak for our bedding.
Manufacturers are respon-
sible for a good deal OF the
common cheatingin blankets.
Cotton gets into almost all
the low-priced blankets, with
out getting into the tickets.
They are sold for all-wool by
the makers, and few mer-
chants know the fact. A little
cotton can be hidden in a
woolen blanket, and a good
profit hidden with it. If you
find a fibre Of cotton in our
IS woolen blanket come and
tell us.
Southwest c0rnar ~ hutitIng
The daily gazette., 1881-09-29
Conference at Conkiins's House.

yilcA, september Ex-senator Jones'.
OF yatai arrived IN Utica this ait r.
no"r. iie wac met Bt the depos by Mr..
L-"E, LtwrenGe and was ddpen t. Nj
tunbhu6's house. Mr.. Reid, Preside Mt
Aithni private secret'ry, is aisG here.
II l. stated by tfiend OF Senator Cuuk-
my that General Grant is also expected.
M lnt1Tmaii0n Is Obtainabl4 as to The
-uhlr'ts or results OF the conference.
Srhalor Jones will remain here t5-mur-
row, II - asserted that Senator Conk-
ing has given up ali thought of entering
Tho X publican Stale Convention az a
delegate.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-29
A Baptist Minister,s n,sgrace.

SARATOGA Sept. 28.-The Rev. Daniel
Corey has been compelled to resign the
pastorate Of the Second Baptist Church
Of saltwater In this county on the dis
covery OF acts OF gross immortality. He
has confessed his guilt and Is making
preparations to lsavs the place having
advertised an auction sale of bis heuse
hod effects next Fythav.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-29
A Terrible Earthquake In the Alb.
ruzzt.

LosDoH, September pa dispatch
frsm Rome to the Times says the d.s.
tructioD caused by the earthquake in
the AbruEzl far exceeds anything indi.
Gated BY the'hrst reports. The Arch
sishop OF Cbieti appeals piteously for
help. He nays tho disaster is ouIy com
parable TO that OF Gas amiccioia. Over
one thousand houses are u inhabi a bile
and the remainder are more or less fis-
sured. Four-fifihs OF the population are
shelterless.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-29
Electric Light In tha "a.
Luray.

The electric light has been ,r,..
tn'ly Introduced into the caves ot 'ICgs'' p
County, Va. This is the fIsl a,,"mr, II, rasI
light up the caverps of ,ha h,slnp o
electricity aud II has naturally u s,sns
some interest. The cave men,ion.a ,as,'e
ilve miles In length and the effect I.u /. u
TO be very beautiful, the colorino : ~ ~
delicate formations being broupla m, ~ I
way thai is impossible with snv @ oL,
artificial light. The en,erprise I,u' i.
Philadelphia one. ''
The daily gazette., 1881-09-29
THE DOVER

0''''"' dispatch s TO the as'',, aAohs
Dover, Del.l DIel'Aylhw sl.A IPAnK,
ls11S es Is,s 9, won and finished a, the ,n,
Black; Black Ca. t.. third, and %FI',o'' Dao Is ',eo
fourth Time, a.3O,. ION c'ne'
The daily gazette., 1881-09-29
Cecil Republican Convention.

ELBToN, Md, Sept. 2s.-rhe follow
ing ticket was nominated by the Repub-
lican convention that assembled here
Yesterday: For Sheriff, John Hamilton;
Tor Senator, X. ii. Tufts; for House Of
Delegates, Spencer Frazier, IL. Ii. KIM
bali, Jetbro j. Mccullough; tor County
Commissioners, George +. Harlan, VIM.
johnson and Alfred Kirk.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-29
Another American Horse Vie.
lOFious

LONDON, September 29.-At the
Newmarket first October meeting 10. day
the CRANKY stakes, tor two-year oids, was
won by Mr.. X. Keene's bay colt
Goden Gate. Mr.. Leievre's brown colt
Nickel was second and MIR. Crawford's
bay colt by King Alfred, out OF Lnpa,
third. Only thee mentioned ran.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-29
HOW TO SECURE HEALTH

IL is strange any one will suffer from
arrangements brought an by lmnur
blood, when SCUVlLL'S SARSApA.
RILLA AND SrlLLINGIA. M
BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP win IA
store health TO the physical Organizauor
IL Is strengthening syrup, pIra.apt 10
take and the BEST BLOOD PURIFIER
ever discovered, curing Scroiula, SypL.
lluc disorders, Weakness oflhe Kliney.,
Erysipelis, Malaria, Nervous disorders,
Debility, Bilious complaints and Ds.
eases of the Blood, Liver, Kldnsu,
Stomach, Skin, etc.
BAKERS PAIN PANACEA Gers,
pain IN Man or Beast.
DIR. ROGERS WORN SYRUP 10
anHy destroys WORMS.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-29
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARI EFT

MONDAY, Sept. 90 T.. M
Beer cattl were In demand and prices
were II traction h cher, 300 head arrived
ana sold at the different yards tt 3Ila63te,
per pound As 10 condition.
SHfEP were dull and lower; l4,pO0 head
srllg' d ana soid at the d II rent yards at
, sa5I4c., ~ d lambs at ih7c. per pound.
a. To COna zion.
Hoes were in demand at full prices
W mead arrived snd I'D at the ain n.
en- yards AZ ga l0e. per pound, as TO
The daily gazette., 1881-09-29
FOURTH EDITION
Indications for TO. tlay.

For the Middle Atlantic States,
partly cloudy weather and local rams
near the coast, variable winds; shifting
10 east or south, rising, followed by
falling barometer, stationary or lower
temperature.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-29
TO Phi Y SlCsAF ~ 8
AND
CONSUMERS OF
COD LIVER OIL.

knowing from experience The dlssatIs.
iaellon no often attending the dispensing
OF many Of the era ulsions In the market
woulu ca your attention to somo OF
features OF the emu lsiOn which IIavanr
pared and dispensed for years win -
varying satisfaction. The nl used Is In.
nnest Norwegian aud the most serp.u.
lous care IL exercis ri In the choice Cf al
material and in o. cry detail of It's man
facture. BY careful manipulation mis-
mulsioa Is m ade with tue smallest nos.
sible amount OF gum, and ny the very mi.
ed very fluid and perfectly rat.ts6le,-
Each Tablespoonful containa 50 ner csi,y.
OF Gil and grains Of Hyp0pIos crit, al
Lime. Samples vii be gladly 1irn,sn,d d
70 az FnySelhhs who may desire thenl..-
Put Gp In pint hottlsg, prise al. Man.
hactured and SOLD Vhoiafan5 ,fnd re- All IN
"A. L.. 4.-.H.4.E=.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-29
Linens.

We are willing that these
should be taken as samples
of our summer buying Of
linens: Barnsley double-da-
mask table-linen at SI.5o,
Scotch ditto at s., and Ger
man napkins, a halfinch un-
der ! ! yd. square, S2.25 a
dozen. There are about 6
patterns Of each.
We have a wide range in
linens very fully covered.
outer and next-outer circles, City
hall-square entrance,
The daily gazette., 1881-09-29
The Governor General of C,n,,l
and party arrived at Fort Sbas'
Montana, on TUESDAY.

II you have any skin disease, n
diseases OF The hair or scalp any ilcbI,l
or dscoloraiions, sun burns, frecs,.I
pimpies, rough or dry harsh skin, ,oD
have in Dr.. &. W. Bensun's Skin Cpn
a sure, perfect and elegant remedy Sold
by all druggists
The daily gazette., 1881-09-29
Sale OF Real Estatc,

Mr.. j. A. Perkins, of Chest rtown,
has purchased, at pIis alta sale of Mr.. W /.
h. Davis the farm OF ths latter located
IN Broad Neck containing u acres for
$1,000.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-29
LApEIPiIiA MARK IL.
Heuncsdav, SeDt. y. 4 p a


. L9uR -Iuere II fair demand for
Il 'hrt aud prices are s'rong. sales Of an ~
ohI ieit' ihciuding Minnesota extras nj
- ~ = PehHsS lvHnia extra family al
:, 5Ia' 70; Western do. do ut 81 jlss lb
at - - qaO ~. 50 III III
GRAIN" heat IS unsettled and i<a,o
lower. sales Of i5OJ bushes Red Al Al A..
oV, arc some No at 81 i3, and t5tD6
s"slitis ,sl,, 10. hed at 81 4sal 49, sept,
- fNt3 oci., b-3 Now, and 8 56 Der
rye !, wanted at 81 ~ Tor Pennsyiyania'
Corn Is ~ good request and nrmef. Saies
I0,go bushels, Including yellow, at
i52ae9c. san, mixed ut 7ia5 AZ c; steamer
al al tja!ie 30. Sat 12i2r., aud TeiecLpd at
fzc, a. he open b1ird . no bushels Nov,
soid ~ "@4c,, 1Jc. was bid Tor sept. iSi &c,
Ipi Ortn 'fae. for Nov, ard Sole tor
&c. Odls are IA good demand n d Isn
Sales OF l2,jtO bu hCls, inbIudirp Wbste
at @oh5Ic. and reJected aud mlxed al I5a
isc. ~ ~"
" HIsKEI,-Finy barrels of Western
iron-bonnd solu al 81 Is per ga lion.