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aow L, Secure Health.


seems strange that any one will suffer
from the many arrangements brought on by
an impure condition of the blood, when SEQ
WILLIS AND DSTILLlNGIA,
or BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP will restore
perfect health to the physical organization. II
Is indeed IL strengthening syrup pleasant to
take, a nj has proven itself to be the best
BLOOD PURIFIER ever discovered, effect
ually curing Scrofuia, Syphlitic disorders,
Weakness OF the Kidneys, Erysipelas, Malt
ria; all nervous disorders and debility, bill.
ious complaints and all diseases indicating aD
impure condition OF the Blood. Liver. Kid
neys, Stomach, Skin, etc. 1t corrects indi
gcstion A single bottle will prove TO you its
merits rs health renewer, for IT. ACTS LIk r.
A CHARM, especially when the complaint IL
OF an exhaustive nature, having Il tendency 10
lessen the natural vigOr OF the brain and ner
vOus system.
.,kER'S PAIN PANACEA cures pain In
man and beast. For nse externally and inter
nally.
RED HORSE POWDERS cure all diseases
or horse, cattle, sheep, hogs, poultry AMI all
Live Stock. A POSITlVECURE. may2i-2
For sale at ii. b. Ccchran's. drug store III
North Queen street
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Tn SUNDAY Schro! Teachers associa-
ton q! this city vii! meet this evening at
s O'Clock, i'll t:.a lootrra ru0rp Of st. Paul'a
Reformed church, c".;,cr 0: Orange and
Duke Streets
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-" nni:c'csi--wily antfur longer from Ca
tsrr!i 49,, Fever Gn. cold in Head when a
sur, cure can be had in Elys' Cream Balm ,
rr;c" - cents.
apply fata Ensir,Ia with little finger.
G7s.r three winters have ncen afflicted with
IaitIr.i :t!.i cod In The head. Last winter
used Itiy'4 Cream iialm, it accomplished all
that wa represented. L. r. MCCORMICK,
(JnLgc C.nmon !lcas) Elizabeth, N. j.. Aug.
-, ESQ.
Chronic Crfarrh. L have suffered for years
from chronic Catarrh. Six weeks ago was
induced to try Ely's Cream Balm. Relief was
instantaneous, ana continued use has result
ci III an almost complete cure. S. NJ. Greene
Hool-kcepnr, Gnicc n. l., Catsiill Il Athens
Steamboat Co. Catsl;ill, n. ". Dec. q, 1850.
al6-owdM. W, ,F&w
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New YORK.

Quotations by Associated Press.
Stocks dull Money, iL0j.
New York Central .l2Ji,
Eric Railroad. ............................. Mi-
adams Express ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Michigan Central Railroad. a,l....."...........9 ~.
Michigan Southern Railroad. lii'.
Illinois Central Railroad. ad....................W
Cleveland h Pittsburgh Railroad. .EI~,
Chicago II Rock Island Railroad. ..........iE'
Pittsburgh 4 Fort Wayne Railroad.
Western Union Telegraph COmpany..... -,
Toledo Il Wabash .......................... 81,
New jersey Central. l.................-...... -.
New York, Ontario 4 Western. ~,
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.'uttDn Mill StDrIEf0

\ a,t.i:a. n No. ! cotton mil! broke
dow. t1 .!ar ard is, compelled the owners
to sS", :!i, ni;:l, which will be closed until
the - ..:r'; :.rh made.
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Mr.. Jesse Schauer. former resident of
Mannheim. proprietor of the Washington
House in 1897, and later of the Black
Horse hotel, also for number OF years
captain of the Old Mannheim Guards, who
left for Ohio IN 1874, died at his residence,
Somerset, Perry county, in that state, -
lew days ago in the S3rd year Of his age.
Mr,. Schauer was welllknown to many Of
the older citizens Of this county.
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= GpECiLI. NOTICES.

vii. IiHle'- Honey nj IIcrehound and Ta:
riTr'+ fnot!aohr '!ul,s cure In one minute.
AZ. Iw.rnG&w
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...@cAaor ErpUin!su.

nA!tul W>sSya h!@ haen appointed by
the c":.... commissioners assessor OF
para;l>, ;1},n+l,ip, vice DIR. +. i. Her
s5"y, .e,aavc:i - Philadelphia.
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a Long Sentence.

PIArTsEUEG. No., April 27.-Clay Smell
has convicted OF numbering Stephen
T. Newman, at Platte City fair, Septem'
Ter, 1881, and sentenced to twenty years
IMPRISONMENT.
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New YORK Narkss.

NEv YoRK, April 27.-llour-state and West
ern dull and heavy; In instances q shade
lower.
Wheat heavy, unsettled and H0lc lower :;
active speculative trading. No. White.
u Ak No: Red May, q s0N0l fOs-l6; do
81 22Gl ~ do Sept, q 22sS01 q
Corn H0Hc lower and dull Mixed West.
ern spot, 6O06sAc; do future, 66A60xc.
Oats A0lc lower; No. May. 4s5k049sSc ::
June. 4s1sGi9Ac: July, 49k05Oc Angus,
44Lc.
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= Ni":L".:h nlv4 are =" perfect and so
M,frii!a! th2' i !" a rirasurt. 10 USo them.
lur. .-nn.i tnr ,!:Ti. or iighi cninrs. luccnts
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tIDJT i0Sl:byG.

We htV,. i!!' most positive ani convincing
moot t;,li TnGm.~' Ericctric Oh il Il most cf-
iTctual specific tor hutily pain. In case 8 OF
rp'.u,na,i-rn arh ncuraigia H. gives instant re-
liyf. rOr sale by II. Il. Cochran. druggist. i3I
.lI,I -" \f,i! Il Queen street
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yEw ADVERTISEKEETS

NOR SALE OK KENT-A NEW THHEE-
story Brick House, with back building.
on West Chestnut street. two doors west OF
and coiI water bath tub heater. etc. Apply
to A. S. RENGIER. of Marshall Il Rcngier
NCs and IL South Queen street. :i.O-tiu
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COLUMBIA NEWS.
Il HyGrLAk CORRESPONDENCE
Events along the Susquehanna-itoms OF
Interest In and Around tEe Borough
Picked mp by the Iniciit-

Events along the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Oh
Interest In and Around tEe Borough
Picked mp by the Inicitt-
gencer Reporter.
St. Paui's p. F. church festival was a
delightful affair, last evening. There was
pressed much pleasure at the manner in
quantity CT refreshments, amongst them
many fine cakes, remained unsoid, and in
CONSEQUENCE Of this tho festival viii lie
continued ut the same place 20 snorrow
evening. Packages containing hric :. brac
articles were sold at auction, and VIXEN
their contents wero displayed, caused
invariable merriment, all at the Expense
of the purchaser.
The congregation Of tho 4. d. r.. church
reaIiZed a considerable SUN OF money by
last nights cake walk i'll TIC arinoIy.
John Patterson and Mrs. Eliza Hamilton,
were the couple which carried oil the prize
in the walking contest. fiv" white gen
tIemen were selected rs judges, whose
decision was received with universal ap-
pr0val. The remainder of the evening
was devoted by the late contestants TO
singing, aud in the eIjoymcDt Of ;;n!EsC-
.ncnts congenial 81 tho sons AID daughter"
"f old Fatfer liam.
Railroad Notes.
A bunch of railroad keys has been lost
by Mr.. Benjamin Ryan, q Pennsylvania
railroad cmplove. On one of them, a
switch key, is tho nuEil,er 80. a favor
w.I be conferred if thGv will be icf5 1T TIE
aispatcher's Office in the west yards by
Ike finder. They can i,a u. n u@3. but to
4 railroad man.
A freight ca. of the PR X. Was tirown
from siding aJ Mouutvil!a yesterday
afternoon while i: was being taken from
The siding for the purpose ui beinG attached
to a train. The services u; the Columbia
wreck ing men were called into rcquisiti0n
tu repair the damage done
Personal Points.
Miss Fanny Hanauer has returned from
Pittsburgh. accompanied by TIC brother
whom she had been visiting. Mr. Aor..m
Hanauer Mr. Max lIanauor is a!&o home
on short vacation from ",'ilo.o.
4 clerkshp in the CosTmb!a. n..iiu4"i
bank has been accepted ty MI John W!S
ler late clerk in the PenuSyiVami" rail.0ad
rOundhOuse.
A happy father is MIR. Christ MiSchiica.
The new heir arrived last night
Squire Young is spendilG :: 'oH. 'i,,}S il,
Glen Rock, York county.
The Rev. Daniel McCaul@y Ia" :',''c T.
visit friends in Elk Lick, PA.
Water ana T,..E;tDT.
Not much evening prumcnadi1% ~ dol@
now. Weather is most too cold. The
hinges of the front gate are safe for awhi C
yet.
The weather is toe uo!l iul l.ll S:a-
cess:ul fishing, although 4 lew :.!.:,,! .eEdels s
make their appearance ''li Ia street every
day.
High water somewhat iuteTierts T,ti.
rafting. 4 large number ri RATS pass ,::i,
place every day, but considerable risks are
;iln by the crews in making their triDi.
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"A Cough, Gold or Sore Throat

Requires immediate attention. A neglect IL
ritates the lungs and an incurable disease Is
often tho result "DR. SWAYNE'S COM
POUND SYRUP WILD CHERRY " cures the
most severe coughs and colds, actsdirectly on
the lungs. throat and chest. purifies the blood,
and tor bl onchial, asthma. all pulmonary al
tections of long standing, itisthc bestrem
ever discovered. Price 25 cents and 81 per
bottle. The large size is the most economical
Sold by all best druggists. tlaMW&Flyd&w
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Philadelphia.
!. nAnan

Quotations by Associated Press.
Stocks steady.
Philadelphia & Erie Il. R.............. ..... 20
Reading Railroad. s.l.
Pennsylvania Railroad Oad......................G Ga
Lehigh Valley Railroad. ad...................... 6JL
nited Companies OF New Jersey. ..........l@
Northern ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5OL
Northern Pacific Preferred .,... 81
Northern Central Railroad. ................. al,
Lehigh Navigation Company. 4s'l
NOrriStOWn Railroad d,...,,,,....,...........lU 10,
Central TRANSFORMATION COMPANY. Us
Pittsb'g, Titusville Il Buffalo X. k......... IjM
Little Schnylkill Railroad. 10
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vIarHER INulOAFlONs.

WAsnNeToN. April 27.-For the Mid.
die Atlantic states, slightly warmer
southerly to westerly winds, generally
fair weather, stationary or lower baro-
meter.
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-, - Il. i. tN.'h!:,E'- .:vus; -In:t' inr Mrs.
!.f,.r.i,tY'A Scar E.tj"Ini DGes. FOR bright.
l!j ':,.,; Inability az color, :,T: unrunalod
tn:, ;!t,i;, ITO I,nun'tS IIrctinit4 ia Eng
- "..u.t i:"r,.,.i.,. :'iicr, i, Vcu;S.
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ilir Irnc lma,arial anti,Oic see "dVert!sc-
ln;'nl -: IImn!t,uS IINrr Regulator.
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1NREY'S CH X NlCAL LUZENGES.
T. The most reliable and surest cure for
Headache. Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn.
Bad Breath and all diseases arising from
disorIered stomach. Price 25c. per Ro..
m,ilah,e Prepared and sold by
ANDREW u. FREY, DRUGGIST.
29E. Orange ST., Cor. Christian,
Lancaster. Pa.
Drugs. Chemicals, etc, always on han': at
The mIst reasonable prices. a27-lyd&w
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,."i u. Walters, L. :. District Attorney
L.j1>..~ '',i>. >.".. Authorizes t.r folio" irt,
S;H:"lLtnt: Samaritan Nrrrinc cnrc': i..y
niece. Oi r..l.l,." Get 1t druggists $l.0.
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"Swayne's Ointment" Cures the most lnVci-
Ointment"}
"Swayne's DIN ntment" crate cases OF SKIN dis
'.swayne's Ointment"1
"Swayne's Ointment" eases. such as tetter,
Swaynes iitty Cintnenty salt rheum, ,scald head.
..Swayne's Ointment" baber's itch, sores, all
SWAyne,s Untnony Si.t,,,y }crustv. scaly, itching,
"Swayne's ointment" skin eruptiOns AMI
Swayne,s O,ntlhent ttat distressing COM
"Swayne's Ointment" plant, itching piles,
'Swaync.s Ointment, tho only effectua! cure
..Swayne's Ointment"} no matter how cbsti-
..Swayne'a Ointment" nate or long standing.
Ask for it and use no other. 1t CURES
where all else fails. Sold by all druggists,
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Z. :Ns:rlCH NitnrneY SEsAks. /.

ita' wei t0rl!i- at liV," disease cnre'l 10y
So Ir.'iI+ live! l.".'liIItNr.
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GRAIN and PfOVI0O0 VuOt0flOn0.
Jme O'Clock quotations OF grain and prov 10.
ions, furnished by 3. K. Yun,lt, BrOier, Mk
East King street.
Chicago. April q.
" heat Corn UatS POrk l.srsi
May. l.l0,a ASA 40 19loL 1l.CaE
june. l.l3S .5H Az .... ....,
PetrOleu,,.--Crudo Oil. &c.
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.:t:SCUED Eist,M DEATH

tnr tIiti$, fever. ague, and weakness, COL
G,n'1 Liquid Beef Tonic. Colden's; take no
c'hcr. at druggists. a23lWdeod&w
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:. t:ay Lil!rr, No. 80 Centre Square, has
hr,', c"nn,>i,'i With the Telephone exchange.
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NOR EENT.--THE STORE ROOM, no. 80
L North Queen street, now occupied i'y
Amos Ringwalt. Apply 20
fahy : . l0&eodttd No laU East King It.
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,nG !4'..'' sack, SHE or Chest use SILL
lH;i-'. .'r!:uiS PLASTER. Price, p cents.
S,..! IT, y. i. rHr:iIi !!.and i'9 North Queen
1r,.,.. ia.gIstcrs frbl4e0d6
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OVER THE OCEAN.
Tho FOrfunate Nag for the 1000 GuIn|

Tho fortunate Nag for the 1000 Guineas
Stakes.
LONDON, April 27.-The ono thousand
guineas stakes to-day was won by Mr..
Lefevre's Hauteur. Malibran second,
Lovely third.
Found Guilty.
DUBLIN. April 21.-The jury in the case
OF Michael Pagan. on trial for the murder
of Mr.. Burke, after short deliberation
this morning, returned a verdict OF
guilty.
Pagan was then sentenced to be hanged
on May 2S
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XXrANTED.-A YOUNG MAN FROM THE
w country, who has had six years expert
cuce In n store wants Il situation IN L store or
~ bartender. Apply at -
No. 1OS EAST ORANGE STREET.
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DEATHk.
yEU ADVERTISEMENTS.

NTANTEIJ-A CARRIAGE TsiMl ELS.
w Also Finisher in Smith Shop. Apply
to COOLING EROS, Carriage Manufacturers.
aI5-3td Wilmington, De-.
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The New Chief Editor Of the New York
'.Timos."
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SOCK M0rKevo.
Quotations by Reed, McGrann Il Co, Bank
erS. Lancaster, Pa.
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Wy "A NvED, -25 ClGAHNAKEkS AT
w keece's, NO. ia South Queen street
" Ori $iGO and 81 so Also strippers wanted.
a27:2C
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WANTED ElGnT OK TEN STEADY
" bOarers GEORGE FLORY,
IL. No II l.. Chestnut ST., Lancaster.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-11-03
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE.

There is not in the State, man more
competent for Secretary of State than
the Hon. Oscar Arroyo, whose name
is to-day formally announced as a
candidate for that Office. AS far back
as 1857, when the writer first became ac-
quainted with Mr.. Arroyo, he was fill
ing a most important public position
that of Assistant Secretary of the Sen
ate-and he was even then regarded as
one of the most efficient subordinate
officials connected with the State gov
eminent. With the duties of Secretary
of State, he is thoroughly familiar in
all its departments, having been con-
nected with that office during the war,
and under every Democratic admins
tration since the warts, as a fact
known throughout the State, an ANNA
ted compendium of information in and
about the Capitol, whose statements
stand against everything, the record
excepted. Mr.. Arroyo is polished
Creole gentleman of the old styie---a
little impatient, it may be at times,
but always prompt, obliging and relia-
BILE.
AS our old friend announces his can.
didacy subject to the decision OF the
State Convention, there can be no
doubt about his conforming to long
established Democratic doctrines; and
if he be nominated, we shall most
heartily support him.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-11-03

ing traveller could see plantation after
plantation where less than thirty years
before the bear and the pantheL, not
uncommon spies upon the footsteps Of
the adventurous hunter, would have
given him but surly welcome in
groWls and screams to their chosen
dens. The great changes wrought by
the industry of such men as Mr.. San.
ford, the rising generation but family
appreciates and will never rival.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-11-03
FORTY YEARS In BRIEF RETROSPECT

The funeral of Mr.. ID. Is. Sanford at
Logtewn, Thursday, was largely at
tended by his neighbors, as was most
proper mark of respect for one of the
most enterprising old citizens Of this
parish. There are still living several
citizens of the parish Of longer resi-
dence here than Mr.. Sanford, but, al
though they were born here and have
passed the allotted age 81 man, still,
forty years ago, when Mr.. Sanford set
tied on the Ouachita, the country was
but thinly inhabited, and he was COM
paratively a pioneer, OF roads and
water crafts there were but few, trails
travelled on foot or Mustangs, and wa
ter-courses threaded in Dlrogues, sup
plying the places Of highways, rail.
roads and steamboats,; aud nearly all
the river lands now lin cultivation
We're then but almost impsnetrabie
sWamps grown up with cane; 5riers
and vines, tangled and interviewer in
most luXuriant confusion. The place
upon which he died, now highly cul-
tivated and well improved property,
was when Mr.. Sanford went upon it a
dense swamp Of towering sweet gums,
with interlaced underbrush and man
defying vines. Greatly with his own
hands he subdued this jungle, almost
foot by foot, increasing his resources
from his own labor meanwhile, until,
finally, splendid plantation spread
its rich alluvial acres before him, and
both on his right and his left, the pass
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-11-03
.ANIMPORTANT CONVENTION.

The Annual Convention of the Ma
tional Cotton Planters Association for
1888 will be held in Vicksburg, Miss,
beginning:.on the 2lst instant.
This Association, as its name inn
plies, has for its objects the improve
ment of the condition of all growers of
cotton, of all who are interested in its
production, and especially in whatever
means and measures may be discover
ed and adopted to promote the inde-
pendence of the Southern producer.
The Southern farmer does not live,
nor has he ever lived, who has not felt,
and keenly, the need of such protection
as combination of producers would
afford against the adverse and hostile
claims of moneyed combinations. Its
importance is recognized by the poor
farmer as well as by the rich planter.
The National Cotton sRlanters' Asso-
citation was organized, as we under
Stand it, to afford this protection--not,
we should say, to antagonize capital,
but its unjust professions to control the
producing power OF the country. In
this direction, the Association has not
proven failure, as many may have
imagined, seeing the futilty of all pre-
yious organizations Of like character,
but has steadily kept lis course, has
grown in membership, and is now
liked and powerful institution of the
SsUtr, and recognized as such blythe
capitalists and cotton manufacturers
of this and all other countries. 1t is
fortunate for the planting interests of
the South that they have at length an
organ of such well-recognized repu-
tation, and that there can be no doubt
either of its prosperity nor of its per,
petuitX.
We hope to see North Louisiana not
behind in showing an appreciation of
the soil and productions Of her own
favored hills and valleys, Z large atten-
dance at the Vicksburg meeting will
most certainly manifest.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-11-03

WHIsB Y-Steady and unchanged.
COFFEE
Common to prime. 0I@13M
SUGAR
Common to good common ......""4Ao5@
Fair to fully fair........ .......... .53sd6N
PRIME ..,.............. ...............o I2
yellow clarified ........................7M
White clarified ..........................7 A@X>
MoLAssEs-
FAR ..4Za AZ
Prime to chOlce..,... Do
RICE
Ordinary to prime."..................4A @5%
BRAN. U|2Wozi2
EXCHANGE.
Sight par Sterling Bank 4.SlN. Con
soils 65GG6}4.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2.-FLoUR-- Unchanged.
CoRN-Unsettled. higher T19047A cash
and Nov.
OATs-Firm, barely active, CSC
PoRK-Higher at 10000 10. 35 cash, 22}24D
25NoV.
LARD--Strong, active and higher, 7.25
cash, 20-22% Nov.
BULK MEATs-Fair demand, Shoulders
ATS short rib Sos, short clear IS.
WHIsKY--Unchanged.
CINCINNATI.
ClNcINNArI, Nov. 2.-FLoUR quiet, iam
lily S4,60@5:QO
CoRN.-Weaker at 80.
OATS.-Firm at 3Ol130N
PoRK-Weak at l5U.
LARD-Firmer 7.20.
BULK MEAT--Unchanged
BACoN-Easier, shoulders q. cieaI ribs
TX, clear s.
Provisions unchanged.
WB1sKEY.-Active and firm at Lib.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 2.-FLoUR--Unchange0
CoRN-Quiet, 2, white 4355@44H.
PoRK-S11.50.
BULK MEAT-Shoulders 5, clear ribs 1925,
clear sides 80.
BACoN--Shoulders 6, clear ribs $50, clear
500.
HAMs--Sugar cured l5E.
LARD-719.
Observation-Disclosures.
CoRY-Siow, higher 43M 045s cash, 49,
Nov,
OATs-Easier, 264-5s cash.
WHIsKY-Steady, LA.
PoRK--Quiet, 1915.
BULK MEAT-Only job trade.
BACON-Lower, long clear $50, short sibs
60060K, short clear S5oS715.
LARD. Higher ~,
Provisions unchanged, only job trad
being done at previous prices.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-11-03
COME DOWN. MOSES.

70 relieve Gov. Nichols. of so much
botheration from correspondents, and
to cut short the suspense of suffering
people, we suggest that some letter.
writer, ambitious Of epistoiary publicity,
address the Ex-Governor "A note to the
following effect
Dear Governor: ] have read your
repeated refusals to become a candidate
for the nomination for Governor. You
cannot but be aware that you have
numerous friends, comprising large
majority of the people Of the State,
who believe that your acceptance of
such a nomination is Indispensable to
the salvation of their rights and in,
terests. Will you not, therefore, &C.
cent the nomination for Governor, il
rendered you by the Democratic State
Convention?
Yours truly,
BLANK BLANK.
If Gov. Nichols cannot be finally
revealed by some such inquiry as this,
the people must even bear their
burthen of doubt, until the Lord God
of Isaac and of Jacob shall send Moses
again down from the mountain.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-11-03

l.So p. m.-Good uplands 6H; uplsnds s.;
low middling 57s; good ordinary ll-I6;
ordinary 55s; orleans 61s.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-11-03
NEW YORK.
COTTON.
QUOTATIONS.

New YORK, Nov. 2.-CottOn steady; sales
$50, including 500 to arrive; uplands 10 9-l6,
Orleans i0l3-t6.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-11-03
Latest Markets by Telegraph
LIVERPOOL

EUTU rs.
Nov. and Dec. > 1861
Dec and Jan 5 5S-Gi
Jan and Feb 5 59-6I.
Feb. and March 5 6l-6i,
April and May 62-64,
May and June GG-6i,
Oct. and Nov. 5 61-64.
Feb and March 5 62-64,
Mich. and April . OLGA
Sales, American q, 800,
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-11-03
LONDON.

LONDON, November 2-..Consols l0l $40.
Manchester market for yarns and fabrics
dull
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-11-03
FUTURES.
Firm; sales $1,000.

lO.4S09
December. ......................... l0.6203
Observation-Disclosures. 1867
February. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10000
March OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l0.05-6
April ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Hills
Nav ...... ...,...,,.................... 1883
June ........................... 1l.38-40
July ................... ............... 1l.49-50
August .................. 1l.5S-60
SeptemborE ........., r.,.,.,.......