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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-12-07
rUNNELToN


Married, at The residences Of the brides
father. Mr.. Jno. ri. Phillips on Saturday
afternoon, Miss Cynda Phillips to Jam e.
funk, of Lewis county, by the Rev. G.
Rogers. OF Newburg. Thus has one Of
TuunoltOn's iairest daughters been chosen
boy "a worthy young mal for better or for
worse. Mr.. and Mrs. L. have "a host OF
friends in this community who wish them
d happy welded lite.
Miss Moliio j. CrogaI, of Newbdrg.
visited friends in town for short time
on Saturday.
M. +. Malonoy and wife were visiting
at Tray Run and Rowlesburg last week.
}. Il. Weaver. OF Independence. is vi g.
ting his brother. B. II. Weaver.
Miss Emma Tanner, Of Rodemer's, was
horo in attendance at the Phillips-Funk
wedding.
j. l.. NICK enzio. a merchant OF Bloom
ington, Nd, WAS here on Saturday super.
intending the loading o! lumber.
That prince Of good fellows and solid
Democrat, JEFF Glenn, of62. was In town
Gn Saturday. Mr.. Glenn and family are
visiting relatives up in Reno for few
days Mr.. q. is in tho lumber and shook
business aud doing we'll.
Did any one hear the half blind poodle
| CT Nowburg bark last week ?
Can't some one administer an ometiC
to Jas. A. Brown that will cure him, OF
explode his thunderbolt3 He's got il
| bad.
The Fraudulent Hayes party is counting
the Sreenback party for all IL is worth
They want the Greenbackers to fuse with
them on State ticket Spencer w
Surm, the great Greenback trickster, oil
Marion county, was the first to sound the
toUsin favoring fusion, and the Wheeling
Intelligencer is bowling itself hoarse fol-
it, while the email Radical sheets are cry
ing for it. The Greenback party, OF
Preston county, don't recognize Spencer
w. Sturm as a Greenbacker, and will have
nothing to DO with him. Come down,
Spencer, and investigate the matter
1t will take more than the fraudulent
Hayes party and their" fusionites" to cleo,
Governor of West Virginia. The Dem
ocrats will see that the Fraudulent Hayes
radicals arc kept out Of office in w. Va.
Don't worry yoursolf, "Honeycomb, "
over the amount l lost on Ben Butter.
Ben is an angel with golden wings COM
pared TO the Radical thieves now holding
office. Gov. Ben will make you keep
your corrupt Hubble money in Mnssa.
chusetts to defeat him next year.
Some of the Fraudulent Hayes Radicals
are willing to let the tail veg the dog, and
others want the dog to give the tail a
twist. Happy family After the next
election the Radicals will be wondering
where the dog is. They will wake up the
next morning after the election AMI fiad
out that they built their hopes upon
noneDtity.
PATSY DOODLE,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-12-07

il is stated that the ancient Egyptians
when they Toasted always had sk' Teton
at the table with them, This y as for The
purpose Of reminding them that even in
the midst of mirlh aud revelry death wac
apt. to- come. Let him come when he will
and he is unwelcome. The Egyptians
sought to teach that all should prepare for
tie grim monter and be ready To follow
him, let him crll when he would. The
lesson can well b. remembt red to-day.
All should live prepared 70 die at any mo.
uuent and All should learn now while in
The full enjoyment Cf wealth and It's pleas.
ures thet PERUNA Is The greatest remedy
in the world for the disesses 10 which n ,sb
is heir. IL Gao be procured at snV drug
store Ak your Druggist for PERUNA, the
great tonic.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-12-07
AURORA.
Bring ashes, hot ashes, encrusted aud ,bick,
Bring eshes, aud spread DER our side
walks Of brick

Bring ashes, hot ASHES, encrusted and thick.
Bring ashes, aud spread o'er our side
walks OF brick
Ashes Of wood aud ashes of coal.
Briag ashes and spread for the good If
our aoul.
Misses Olive and Emma Agin two be- n
tiful aud charming young ladies. of Wash
ngt on, Cos Ohio, were visiting their
Uncle James Trotter, atthis place, las,
week and making destruction with the
ineerts Of some Of our boys.
La pursuance Of an announcement made
some time ago, a very few of the teachers
OF Union, met 10 the public school Uuiid-
Jog here, on last Saturday for the purpose
of organizing district institute and al.
though The meeting had! been previously
announced aud the teachers urged on
through the papers to come out and show
themselVes.willing 10. help with. This work,
there we're only five teachers. present out
OF 10 employed in the district, OF
course nothing could be done towards or
ganizing, but Miss Belle Losr, d. NJ.
Wotriqg, w. j. Scott and Charley Dodge
were appointed a committee to make out d
programme 10 another Institute, to be held
in two weeks. and were instructed to hay,
the same published in the county papers.
A Literary Society wad organized here
last Saturday evening with DIR. HALL az
President and Miolo Trotter, Secretary.
Miss Anna Porter and Christian Fet,z
OF Oakland Nd, were the guests of Estellc
and Ollie Ridenour last Sunday.
A teachers .soliloquy wonder, oh
wonder, if our worthy Superintendent Of
Preston county wont look with plying
eye on us poor abused and msused schoo
teachers and exercise his In fGence in get
ting Us an extra monlhs wages, for tn,
time we have to spend (accordiug tC
Jennie June's staiemenO in counting and
reporting the number of ticks ON the ur-
chins. head If.not "tho Lord have. mercJ
On his Sou. Rmen,'
REFUGEE
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-12-07
INDEPENDENCE.
SNowDR pa.

AS the weather is very fine, and we
bo heardagaiu through your very valua-
BILE AID interesting paper.
" were ov"rjoyed to peruse another
letter from Plug but whore oh where
is Tag p
Very unusually, No8 stopped at this
place Friday niyht, Quis a crowd OF
mel, and boys gathered to learn the cause.
and after little investigation tho my stery
was at an end, Two Hungarians were
lot off just from Hungary. ,
Mr.. Kinkaid, our worthy and energetic
citizen, is plined to his room with sick
ness.
The school 10 in progress here with
three teachers and two rooms. Some ORC
must be at fault in not procuring room
in time.
Mrs. g, johnson took flying visit last
week among friends and relatives in Ev-
ansyi lie,
A "a Moore was IN town Wednesday
Eve. ''Carrie" me back 70 OH : hush.
Visitors last Saturday at Shaw aud
Martins mansion. Mrs. Johnson, Mrs.
nardmau, Mrs. Wright. Mrs. Sharps,
and Mrs. Adams.
Their wives SHAW ~ Martn's) bap-
pened to DO out. but we think tho ladies
enjoyed their call all tho same.
a young blood of our town. went 10
the Furnace last Saturday to see his
sweetheart, and it being rather lonely
road to travel ove~ altor night, no took
another young man with him.
Dinner Is ready and we will have to
quit.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-12-07
Attention nnctnra-

Everybody knowg that the life of tn,
average physician is hard one. He II
often compelled 10 ride great distances
through mud and rain for IN, rely nomin
vi fee 1t 10 not fit nor proper for us Il
condemn any physician for his work, bu:
we do assert that his praclce can &c made
easier, and he can effect more cures by
tne proper add JudiciOus use .sf PERUNA.
Ii he will only add thIs great remedy NJ
lis list of ecicines, ne @ill find thai his
usefulness Will be greatly increased Full
directions Tor its use will ,bc found in rhe
Ills OF Lie, and he shonld at once pro
cure this valuable book. Read the follow
ing:
CHILIIC THE, o.
DIR HARTMAN-PRRUEA sells very well
here. have ordered several lots siLc. You
Were here. Ii is fine remedy.
w. w. S EELE, Druggist.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-12-07
PLEASANT HILL
JIM FgEo.

james Riley, who has been working iu
the Conpo.sviIlo Coke Regions for year
past hss returned home.
~ 5 Titchne.l silcd q hawk this woek
That measured five feet from up % zip of
wings.
Frank Hay and T.B. Kolio, are happy.
The new arrivals are both boys.
John =. Browning IL preparing to
wcaiherbOard his house.
VI. ~. C1uor expects 70 move into
bis now house soon.
or schools commenced Mon1ay
week.
Rev. r. Harper will preach Uncle Na.
Css'eers funeral 10 tbe Castooi Soho D.
house ou Saturday December. 22l " o
Will go fcom this place to Sdon tbe s. me
Gay 70 hold quarterly meeting
OOCA8i, NAL.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-12-07
Mrs LYDIA SCOTT.
LOCUST GROVE.


Asa Jackson" has yielded up the pen
we will try to give you tie news from
hero. -
Tho weather is pleasant now after the
snow.
The boys and girls gathered their books
and started for the school house Monday
morning.
Messrs John @. Kelly and Allen Moy-
ers. accompanied by Misses Martha Her
ring and Cossie Glover, were Waiting
friends aud relatives at Hutton, Nd,
week before last.
S. y. Guthrie accompanied by NJ Uses
Julia Doahl, Floyd Kelly aud Jane Guso.
man, was at Pettersblrg, ia, visiting
relatives last week.
John smith bad n wood chopping one
day last week.
Mrs. Manst and John @ rimth ga, par
ties last week.
our Farmers Nre preparing coal and
wood for the winter use. They eau
grumble over pipe and mug aud full
basket OF apples then.
George y. Spikor is going to build d
/ dwelling house this wiutor.
WIN. ;. Guseman was out i'm the Piut
Swamp suryeyiug land week before last,
~. 3. Kelly is visiting here. Mr.. kel
/ ly has been in Muskingum Co. Ohio. loi
I the last ten years ongaled in tho merchan.
I tile business. Heroports business -four.
/ ishinR,
/ VIM n. Spiker moved here from the
/ Grab Orchard this week. lie moved into
/ tho J ouse with lis father, Mr.. George
/ Spiker. Jr.
T,.r g. Esto,,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-12-07
iCCAuOSTAs.

=. j, Gib,on has goBe 10 Newbuip
where ho viii clerk in The store of T.. j.
Gil sou.
vs.. H. Bishop. OF Braddocbs, Ps., was
visiting DIS iuyaIid father horo last week.
81. Eden.ur was down To- Keyssr
Friday and Saturday.
Misses Ola Mother and Carry Bisbop
visited So. Joe Saturday.
SIC have lick regularly used by asin.
GLE deer ibis ano deer bias boon idrn
uhsd shout Nowburg but we think salt
wIII induce 10 ty return.
T.. S. King ha- returned nom Cheat
mountain. llo is the N.mrod or Choll
river.
LYITON.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-12-07

u seems That cur mode Of conduct.
ing the ARGUS se,o heavily uron o-l-
tain Radicals Some oae, writing
over The uoe ne plume 90, C.Jl"
iu re Journai Of last week, hss BEEN
troubled TO such an exlost that be-
iss tsd su.alisck Of tbs ufsbimaYe
sIi actually tells the est zens Of tais
county aIl about h.s feeling on tie
cas.on Ths ARGUS was founded
o. represent toe interests Of hs.
Democratic party, and while We cor-
time to h).d he position We now
have on The paIer,tts Ir.ncpiss Of
that party We propose TO pronu gate
and be best Interests OF The party
We expect 10 promote 10 The greatest
extent Of our limited ability aud Z
csrts.n lunatico 81 thrown iuto Dight-
mares on tb.s account We cal't help
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-12-07

WHAT has become oil the leaders Of
the Radical party? Where are
GRANT, CoNKLINa, CAMERON, and
others who once battied for that
party2 They are taking no active
Part IN political matters now. This
ia indicative Of the fact that the Pad
icsls are bound to 60.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-12-07
BRANDONVILLE

Our schonl % progressing finely under
man g,ment Of Mr Frank Frederick
Frnk Mckee paid Kiogwood flying
yiat MHnday.
D. H1rD Frey has returned % Key, r
kcy Flanagan and Auiher Frey paid
UmontowC O fling visit hst w,ee.
oar band went 10 Buc.trn Tblrks
giving r.gpt and report q nice time.
Dr. Frey is % Kug~ooI attending
Court.
JUNlH
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-12-07

EX- GovEREoR WILLIAM L
STEVENSON died at his home in Park.
ersburg al half pas. one o'clock last
Thursday. He was tor many years
he leader of the Republican party
in this State.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-12-07

The Democrats will not attempt
to get a tariff bill through Congress
81 this session. Any tariff bill which
they might pace in the Houes would
meet with defeat IN the Senate. The
people need not expect tariff legista-
ton this year.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-12-07
(CoattHaedJ from lda posk.)
How Watch Cases arc Made.

This process ofmanufacture was invented
by james Boss, who started in business in
1854, and the methods and tools used in
making these watch cases are covered by
patents. This IS NE only watch oase made
under thb process. For many years the in
PRODUCTION Of these goods was slow, owing
70 popular prejudice against plated" goods,
but gradually the public learned that the
James Bos5 Gold Watch Case was not a
cheap god-,0ashed or eleciro-plaiod article,
but was made Of genuine gold plates Of
standard quality and thickness. conscientious
adherence 10 the determination 10 mako
the beet watch case ever put on the market,
and the adoption Of every improvement
suggested, has made the James Boss Gold
Wuteh Case the STANDARD. 10, " 49,
In this watch case the parts 8 q
mos. subject TO wear-the boz, eroDn, hinges,
thumb-oaiehes, etc, are made Of SOLID GOLD.
ssnd ssnt staup n Esyltons Wsth Csss Yastors Phfs
asphia rs Tor hsadsous uiutfasd Psphistshsuiar hS
Ssues Bos' aad Esystons Ws,.h Cases are ssdo
(Tb Be oontiau>dl
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-12-07

TIE great contest FOR S?eaksrship
Of the House IS at an end, and CAR
Isle, OF Kentucky has been elect ed
10 That responsible position, Mr..
CARLISLE was rot ected az q Free
Trader nor as a Prot ectionist, but he
holds a position midway between the
two extremes, and is wbat We would
call revenue reloTmeI. In this be
is 10 accord with the Democratic
Party, and opposed to the Repub-
iicau party which opposes every re-
lrenctment and reform. CARLISLE
is man Ct cultivated intellect and is
just such man as Tie Democrat
needed TO fli The position ne now
occupies.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-12-07

WE presume that the Republican
Bosses will have some trouble in the
county before they get the Green
hackers TO 'jine III" and act with the
Republican party. This is merely
our opinion--nothing more.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-12-07

keller received the compliment
iary vote Of the Republicans for
Speaker Of the House. He was seek
ing the compliment long ere he got
it
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-12-07

The Republican party is seeking
man to run for the Presidency,
while ARTHUR is seeking the party
to nominate him for that position.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-12-07

The st. Louis GlO6e Democrat
says that public sympathy will be
aroused in behalf Of Mr., FRANK
JAMES when it is known that his
health is being undermined by close
confinement in jsiI. His health
ought to have been undermined by a
rope several months ego, and we
trust it ig not too late yet.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-12-07

LAST Tueeday a man attempted
to jump from the East River Bridge
n. Y, with euicida. intent. This
is the second person who has attempt.
ed the same thing.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-12-07

THE Grafton Eagle is one of the
best papers published in this State.
The Eagle is outspoken on all sub
jects, and cat ers to the whimg OF no
,sect or individual.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-12-07

WE kindly ask the Buckhannon
Bonne, man to give the proper cred
it when he clips our editorials.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-12-07

GLADSTONE declines to interfere
with the Mormon missionaries who
are plying their trade in England.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-12-07

THE Salvation Army has succeed
ed in converting all Welisburg.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-12-07

WASN'T that terrible blast that
came from Rockville last week ?
How we little straws do float
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-12-07

REFUGEE
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-10-04
MISCELLANEOUS NOTES.

Now is the time to do your ditching
and draining.
A ton of sorghum cane will produce
from ten to fifteen gallons of strip on
the average.
Begging tomatoes has been found
to color them brilliantly and improve
them in several respects.
This is good opportunity for pack.
ing butter for winter use, and good
clean stone jars are the best for the
purpose.
EX-Commissioner LeDuc, who has
been visiting a California ostrich
farm, thinks the experiment will be
successful.
A feeding of sulphur, mixed with
bran and cracked corn, has been found
to be efficacious IN keeping away ticks
from sheep.
In selecting the laying pullets the
earliest should be preferred, especially
if the eggs from pullets are to be used
for Matching purposes.
One part of sulphuric acid to zoe
feet of water is said to be the best of
all disinfectants for yards that have
been visited by chicken cholera.
Because new varieties of strawher-
ries have been produced of very large
size it is not implied that they are OF
improved flavor. Many of the larger
kinds are worthless except for size.
The Shropshire sheep have dark
faces and legs, are about one-third
larger than the SouthdoWns, and clip
nearly twice as much wool, besides
being much more prolific. So says
Mr.. A. B. Allen, of New York.
II test made by Prof. Villeray to
determine the merits of Holstein and
Devon COWS as mixers 100 pounds OF
hay fed to the holsteins produced % go
quarts of milk, and the same quantity
fed to Devons gave 1912 quarts.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-10-04
DALLAS.
Especial to The Statesman. |


DALLAS, Oct. 1.-The six year old son of DR..
w. j. Alien was fearfully burned this evening,
from the lower part OF his body to his feet, by
turning large kettle of boiling water over
himself He is in precarious condition.
Mrs c. SchOntield had her right hand hOrri-
bly, burned by a lamp explosion.
JULIUS GcrStel, a prominent young Hebrew
merchant, died Suddely tonight after two days
of illness.
The abortion case is still subject of COM
ment. Miss Conger is still at A. G.. Halls
house. There was an effort made Sunday
night and again last night by MineOla parties
to spirit her away, but the guard prevented it.
The parties who mIde the att mpt Sunday
night had the object i'll view of getting her out
guard was offered 500 to get out of The way Il
few minutes, but he strongly refused all over
lures. The attempt to get possession of Miss
Conger last night met with no better success
than on the proceeding night. 1t is by no means
certain that she Will recover. She is re-
ported as being III very critical condition
ton ght DR.. Gordon is still i'll Jail. He will
have an examining trial tomorrow, and in the
meanwhile he is beguiling the time by playing
on the violin. on which instrument he is a cap
ital performer. There is still a degree of un-
certainty as to who is primarily responsible
for This state of affairs Officers who have
given the matter their attention say that it is
one OF three men whose names are in the
possession of the reporters. Enough addi-
tiUnal light will be thrown on the subject by
t. morrow, it is believed to justify an arrest.
Since the names of NJ SIS COng"r and the doc
tor have been published to the world, the re-
porterS are anxious to give the name OF the
other party.
Mrs. Henry Meridih died tonight from the
effect OF burns received list evening by Il
lamp explosion. Mrs. Meredith was about to
retire, when she attempted to eXtinguiSh the
light by blowing IN the top OF the chimney; an
explosion followed, throwing the burning fluid
over her. She fingered in great agony for
tWenty-four hours and then expired.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-10-04
AUSTIN, Oct. 2, 1883.

AUSTIN, Oct. 2, 1883.
To the Editor Statesman:
beg for few lines space in your
valuable journal, to speak of an inju-
riouS practice being perpetrated upon
newcomers and others by the average
boarding house keeper of Austin.
Whether it be on account of the high
price of living necessities, whether it
be that they run boarding houses at
the state capital, or whether they are
in Il combination to keep prices above
the reach of the common people, /
know not; but the evil speak of is
the eXorbitant rates charged for COM
mon-and very common-board. l
can enumerate Il dozen such places
that are assisting Ito drive visitors
from our city. The rates can be
summed up as follows: For board
and lodging at the higher grade
houses one is required to pay from
$50 to $50 per month, and at the
lower grade, from $25 to $50. A per-
son may go to place and ask for ac-
commodations; he is shown such as
are to be had, and if he is not suited
he can walk off. How will such
news as this affect the average travel
ing man?
Some one may choose to answer,
when l may be able to give further
details. JUSTICE.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-10-04
THE COURTS.
District Court.

Judge A. s. Walker, presiding: ]. Hart,
Clerk.
Answer has been filed in the district
court on behalf of Count Telfener,
making general denial to the suit OF
Russ and others, and pleading to the
jurisdiction of the court with view
to the removal of the cause to the
United States court. The suit is for
a large amount, for failure to comply
with contract to purchase about
100000 acres of land.
The following are the assignments
of the supreme court at the Tyler
term:
CLERKS OFFICE, SUPREME COURT,
TYLER, Texas, Sept. l, 1883.
The following is the assignment of
causes in the supreme court, at Tyler,
for the term beginning on the first
Monday in October, 1888:
First Assignment.-Two weeks,
commencing Monday, October l, 1883,
are assigned for hearing causes from
the counties of San Augustine, Nacog-
docheS, Cherokee, Anderson, Sabine,
Gregg, Harrison, Upshur, Wood and
Henderson.
Secon. Assignment.-Two weeks
commencing Monday, October 10, 1888
are assigned for hearing causes from
the counties of Bowie, Cass, Camp
FRANKLIN, Marion, Morris and Titus.
Third Assignment.-Two weeks
commencing Monday, October 20, 1888
are assigned for hearing causes from
the counties of Delta, Hopkins, Hunt
Kaufman, Rockwell, Raines, Red
River and Navarro.
Fourth Assignment-Two weeks
commencing Monday, November II
1883, are assigned for hearing causes
from the counties of Smith, Pamela
Rusk, Shelby and Van Zandt.
Fifth Assignment.-Cases from
other branches of the court, and those
sent to the Tyler branch by agreement
of counsel. will be taken up at the
end of the fourth assignment.
By order of the court.
II
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-10-04
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
PRODUCE MARKETS.
ST. LOUIS.


g ST., LOUIS, DC Flour unchanged and
firm.
Wheat unsettled and lower; No. 2, red,
81 0IB11 OPS cash; 81 OILS October; 81 o. No
yenlber: 81 06B December.
Corn lower and SLOW; 455<Q1461sc cash; 45Xc
October; 4414c November; 412fc December.
Oats easier; 25E@26c cash; 25Tc october;
&c November.
Whisky steady at 81
Cornmeal dull at 81 10.
Pork slow ut IKE.
Dry salt meat, good trade IN boxed lots;
shoulders, 514@6.O5c; short rib, 4Ac; short
clear, SIC.
Bacon steady, good southern In demand
long clear, 614c; short rib, exc; short clear 10
FAC.
Lard slow at 7alc
KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CITY, Oct. ,. Wheat. market
lower; No. rcd, s51ac cash, S6z@s7c Noyem-
Der; SS5S085Z December.
Corn qniet; Sc cash; 371l October; $50 bid
November.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct Cor meal IN fair
demand and tirmer at 81 2OS2 Is.
Bulk meats i'll fair demand at lower rates /:
rib, 614G6ssc.
Bacon, long clear and clear rib firm, exc.
Sight exchange OH New York, 81 90
per 1,Oo5 premium; sterling exchange and
bankers bills 4a2A.