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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-15
hereditary Badness.

GEoRGE MAYER, Fidiopid. Tcrds,was
bald ut " years OF aye, rs his ancestors
had been for several generations. ono
bottle. OF HAIR NIGOR started n growth Of
soft, downy hair all over his scalp, which
soon becamo thick, long, and VIGOROUS.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-01-02

hxvS
lt,s
peofS pre
n
nS nn Isfnpers
,as noys u tlss
FeSFs. Is putadown drunken-
M M ejevste public recruitment
81 tss drinking custom
& s4n dope " one hundred
sboior,
sss.s"-s.ss@
1850 ssya 49, $500 n,s.l e v'slo,
sssss Passson o!7'Wnom nave
9sa ssAs.s $500 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Aas ss,, 49, 81 u'eas is'.''''es 'lo.n sns
a saA.1s5stus n1o sais 81 H'1's a"u
aseonosie taq0ots. 4 iarse portion
1oas lssss nseh \ u 4 sssle Wn'sn
enoNs snas tney afe deflving 2 z
sssos..aOs's prons .Ileif business
4 rs liquors sI'o'nE v'aen nv PROM =
ss's'.s, nass 49, payeu z neavy saA
~ s'lss kove1sn'es'A amounting, 70
sosne eases, q eseIs tin,es '''e c'ss'
e 1nanaIacsnse. iiseses liquors are
sAsau y s.'e ~ =. Prices when
soksss a'ae vs. sooelsse1ace g 'ne
,ssss n. ssSs "A \. a s''s.t n'a''Iunc'uss
IA sssss y sssas P1SAass 49, ~
Az 1t1s' q
s's 80 aut''ofis'e
ssssls1ases s'quoss ; NY neuf's'l-
|ias pfopeIsy, n ~ pfopofs'onate g
|Afs ". g thelr manuIacIure, ana
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For low prices and good goods 80
70 Beggs' store.
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READ The CONDITIONS

SuITER& GORDON, the Land, Loan and Insurance 4 esuts,
have made arrangements BY which they are enabled to offer 4 ane
STEM WINDING GOLD WATCH,
for the first applications for Insurance on $25 900 worth of firm
property, Watch to be drawn by number in such way MS shaILbe
designated by the farmers insured. The insurance will be often
at as low rates as that offered by any other responsible agents, 10
keeper, will actually be given away. The plan will be to give one
CHANGE OH the watch for every $3.50 worth of insurance Tor i've
years, taken by any one party, and when 100 Of these chances are
iesued, the drawing will take place. III you have no insur4NG,
come IA and have 4 policy written. and thus perforA 4 dn2yyou8
owe III your family lii protecting their home, and bet q chance Or
q number Of chances for the gold watch. If your insurance is
about e expire, or has expired, come n aud reinsure with relia.
bic eOne agents, and receive your chance for the gold watch. III
yon IRE insured, come in and take additional Insurance on grain,
stock. OR something, and take your chances on the gold watch, as
we offer insurance III none but reliable companies. This is one
Of the mist liberal gift oilers ever made, and if you will call at
our office. first door xcst OF Northup Block, we will explain to you
why we make it, Gall Early. MS this liberal offer cannot stand
long. First come, first served. SUFFER- &GORDON,
Elk Point, Dakota.
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The SIM.
NEW YORK, 1884.


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80. ~. 81. s..... 49,
gene ON ~ ssae estansashhasht autsns Ass pest
w clse manihs.
II yon var. ia ~ tc cna Is end Ill fhs cal
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un'nr 2 - 'hs ouNs Psih'ea taa eo'o MI ysss
-" wnuld get : continuous a'rip RI interesting
infvrma,Iun cemmun serre y .sdutn. rnnnA dnc.
nihs. ano sane WI sons ehc0sn y soaan rom
pc,,icn. ID the moca, then back 10 Fssa,i.x
~ .--.. i,
hoa.e sqnnre. and s'cn farse-qsssssr q the
way back To the moon again.
III, aux SEN il w,i,,er for tho inhsh,t,.,s of
.p--..s 1879
ine cNf'h' th'H same STOP Woatd k.ru's ne 9looe
tweaty-seven Or twenty. eight Zines.
n every bnycr or xcupy az Tnr 8uw Auvtn~
49,. w. !. ~ s.''ak
" =. -. sp0a' ou,s ~ ~ 49, ~
ard " bis wife tf his grandfather hAs spent an
q. her hopr. shis newspapes Is IRA hss s6svdra
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= ! amss IL. s"0VssAu yeeEs "
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you dan isr,s Ny d. 9 ~ 81. s'reais,. sss. Il nv ~
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For ladies', misses and ~children's
shoes in MI styles and all prices 60
to Beggs' store.
For mems and boys hats and
warm, winter caps go TO- Beggs.
Real estate loans on favorable
tekhds 1t tho Union Couaty Bank.
60 to Freeman Bros. and buy
childrenas clothing at your own pri.
ca. Don't forget IL
Notice.
Notice is hereby given, that all
persons having claims against the
estate Of Robert Maloney, deceased,
are requested 10 present the same
to the administrator at his residence
at McCook, Union county, Dakota.
within four mouths from this date,
October Srd, 1883.
TEI.FoRD MALoNEy.
------~-----
For low prices and good goods go
10 Beggs' store.
We have the sole and exclusive
sale in Elk Point,
For the Fargo, child,s shoes
For the celebrstsd make Of Lilly,
Bracket & Co.'S mems fine shoes, all
widths and styles;
H. Murphey has the largest stock
. fetoves ever put ID Elk Point.
This il Why he il selling 50 many.
People can ret what they want.
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Registration

In accordance with law u hereby give no.
tlce that will open the office of registration,
at the places named below. for the purpose OF
registering all qualified voters of the Parish
Of Lafourche who are not already VI registered.
All voters previously registered by me need
not register again.
All voters who may have changed their pre-
cincr will please give me notice, 50 the change
may be made on the books.
At the same time l invite all property hol-
ders to meet Inc for revising a~ss.ssments.
borhoo1 Saturday March 18th.
23rd. Precinct. Firmin Guidry and Orange
City, Monday March 18th.
END Precinct. VALERIE Guedry and Augus'e
Cretini Tuesday, March 18th.
22nd. Precinct. Dnc0s Bros store, Cutoff
Wednesday, March 18th.
2Ald. Precinct. Leblanc store, lIarany Ca
nal Thursday, March goth.
2ist. Precinct. Tclemaque Dadeaux' store
Friday, March 2lst.
goth; Precinct; Lockport. Left Bank, satur-
18th. Precinct. Raceland, Monday, March
10th. Precinct. vacherie, Tuesday, March
18th.
18th, Precinct. Coteau Folse, Wednesday,
March Goth. '
18th. Precinct; Alexandra Lepine's store.
Friday, March 18th.
18th. Precinct. wellington Hebert's store.
Saturday, March 18th. T..
Other appointments will be announced next
week.
Il. Il. MCBRIDE.
Assessor and Registrar Voters,
Parish of LafOurche.
Ih'bodaux' February 18th, 1891.
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des pechers, 1~espruniers u des lflas
4 votre porte, gu tout autoar de
vous, ct qui n'habitez point IL gran
de Vile de briques, de boues ct de
miseres, mails Ia petite vile aux
rues plant6es d'arbres ct aux mar
sons voil6es par dcs rideaux de yer.
dure -Heureux mortel les mo-
Quenrs ne vOus chantent-ils pas,
dams leur rayon de soleil ct de gale.
:6, de bonheur ct d'enthousiasme,
cue phiver est fni, que le printemps
est venu, ct que tout renait autour
de nous dams la nature ct dams les
hOmmes:
Car les vieillards eux-mtmes, au
p~rintemps, quand rhiver de froidu'
re ct de pluie a disparu, SO sentent
pressure rajeunir. lis ont encore
Guelques jours de bonheur, ct ills
peuvent benir Dieu qui leur envoie
I'M dernier rsyon, une derniere ca
resse ct pent-6tre une supreme es-
perance de advertisement dams
rautre vie.
Car 81 nous renaissons on r&ssus-
%citons, croyons bien, Mr.. IEditeur,
que c'est dams la jeunesse.
Cest ma fol.
Nc serait-ce pas la v6tref
En- attendant, salut 4 vous ct aux
v6tres.
LOUISIANAIS.
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the foundation Of all pulmonary diseases.
Attending prompt relief and rapid cures.
and il adapted to patients Of any age or
either sex. Being very palatable, the
youngest children take it readily. In
ordinary Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat,
Bronchitis, Influenza, Clerzyman's
Sore Throat, Asthma, Group, and
Catarrh, the effects OF AYERS CHERRY
PICTORIAL arc magical, and multitudes
are annually preserved from serious ILL
ness by its timely and faithful use. It
should be kept at hand in every house,
hold for the protection it affords in sud.
den attacks. IL WhoOping-cough and
Consumption there is no other remedy
SO ~efficacious, soothing, and helpful.
Low prices arc inducements to try
some of the many mixtures OF syTupS,
made of cheap and ineffective ingredi.
ents, now offered, which, az they con.
tain no curative qualities, can afford
only temporary relief, and are SURE to
disapp0int the patient. Diseases Of the
throat and lungs demand active and
effective treatment; and it is dangerous
experimenting with unknown and cheap
medicines, from the great liability that
these diseases may. while so trifed with,
become deeply seated or incurable. Use
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL, and you
may confidently expect the best results.
It is Of acknowledged curative power,
and is as cheap as its careful preparation
and fine ingredients will allow. Emil
nent physicians, knowing its compost
ton, prescribe it. The test Of half .
century has proven its certainty to euro
all pulmonary complaints not already
beyond the reach of human aid.
PREPARED BY On. ]. C. AVER Z CO..
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
Lowell, Mass.
COLI Ri ALL DRUGGISTS x~vIRYwEER1.
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BUREAU: Encoignure Green ct Levee.
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CORRESPONDANCE.
NILE ORLEANS, II mars, 1884.

Ainsi, Mr.. pEditeur, vous ave2
fait les elections primaries de votre
tres tranquille ct tres honnete pa.
roisse, ct bien vous avez fait.
Mais 81 j'en dois croire nombre
de vos citoyens ct de vos co parois-
sions de Thibodaux, que j'ai pocca-
sion de voir assez frequemment ct
lie bonheur de compter pour amis,
il serait question dun nouveau
MARIE pour votre excellente vile.
Non pas, bien entendu, que lie
MARIE actuel matt toutes les quail
tes REFUSES pour Ia fonction ct qu'-
il matt pas fort intelligemment ct
fort consciencieusement rempli tOus
les devoirs de la magistrature quill
occupe!
Mails parceque lie rotation In off,
ce est un principe democratique.
Eft les meilleurs doivent avoir
chacun leur tour de garde ct de de-
vOir.
Aussi, NJ. rEditeur, 81 votre pro
chain MARIE est NJ. Hoffman, com
me ses amis d'ici ct de Thibodaux
p%esperent, tout sera a merveille.
Ce jour-la, pour sd part, votre
humble correspondent louisianajs,
bien sedentaire pourtant, car il a
plus d'annees que de rentes, prem
dra le chemin de fer, s'arr6tera a
Thibodaux, trappera a votre porte
ct dira: Rejouissons.nous.
Lon me dit du reste, que lie Thi-
bodaux d'aujourd'hui nest plus lie
.Thibodaux dill Y a vingt-trois ans,
alors que les habits bleus ct les ha-
bits girls de la guerre civile, par un
malentendu cruel ct trop long, Sc
poursuivaient ct Sc tuaient CONNIE
des freres ennemis on insenses.
LIE village est devenu vile.
Et la vile est charmante.
La reconnaitraisje, ct pourrais-
Je my reconnaitre!
Gu sont maintenant ceux que ~
al connus 4?
Helas! parts, disparus, empor-
tes on morris.
,Mais c'est la loi, ct il ne fault
point murmurer contre ellie. Nous
ne pouvons pas t%oujours vivre.
Important, quand nous sommes,
est de travailler ourageusement de
vivre honn6tement ct de Sc SONNET
tire a la volont6 de celui dequi nous
relevons tous, grands ct petits, ii
ches ct pauvres, beaux ct lads,
Jeunes ct vieux, bons ct mechants.
Ii est juste. Tachons de rGtre.
Ne sont-ce pas Ia des pensees qui
en- tout temps, en- tous
lieux ct a tous les hommes !,
En- Careme, temps pieux ct reli- !,
ne conviendraient.elles pas !.
dOublement p? :
Excusez,m moi done, MI. rEditeur, $
q les lignes qui precedent ont un :
son de t~ristesse, de vieillesse on de i,
=
Preferez.vous la note criarde.
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L. PHILIP CAILLOUET.
Notary Public.

Respectfully informs the public that he
is fully prepared to attend to the sale n
purchase OF real estate. Parties having
such property to dispose of will find it to
their advantage to confer with him.
He is also agent for Tho Western Assn
rance Company of Toronto" Canada,
with a Southern Department at Columbus.
Miss-and ready to write for all risks
against fire.
Office: Market street, Thibodaux, La.
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ATELIER ~TYPOCRAPHIQCE
IKoTArr JoB PHxss.

Ayant tout le materiel necessaire. nous som
mes a meme d'eNecutcr tour les Ouvrages ty-
pOgraphiques qni nous seront comics Les
brefs d'avncat. cartes d'atfail es, entttes de
features, tickets d'habitation. blancs. circu-
~laires, etc. seront inlprin6s dams le plus BRET
delai ct d des prix moderes.
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the BEST REMEDY
Disea,es Of The throat and Lungs.

In diseases Of the
pulmonary organs
safe and reliable
remedy II inval-
liable. AYES
CHERRY PICTORIAL
is such q remedy.
1t is q scientific
combination Of the
medicinal princi-
Piles and curative
virtues Of the finest
drugs, chemically
united, of such
power as to insure
the greatest posi-
BILE efficiency, and
Of re-
-..1A. ~k.w>A
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imprimes. II est dies chooses u les
quelles on he parie pas, pour ne
point perdre.
Toutefois, ct pour Ia forme, lais-
sez-moi ecrire lei les mons DIES can
didats dn parti republican,
John A. Stevenson, Gouverneur.
w. Burwell, Lieut. ouverneur.
John II. Stone, Avocat-G General.
+. w. Leggins, Secretaire d'Etat.
B. F. Flanders, Surintendant de
lEducation publique.
T. A. Duperier, Tresorier.
Claudius Mayo, Auditeur.
Vous connaissez les autres, qui
sont les v6tres.
Pour les citoyens, lis sauront
choisir.
Mais les deux parts, au moins,
auront leur ticket, ct Ton pourra
egalement dire que lie temps du ra-
dicalisme est passe. Cur lie ticket
c%i-dessus, pour ne pas, croyons-
nous, avoir grande chance de sue
ces devant lie peuple, ma rien de ce
qui portrait hier lie nom de ralica-
lisme.
Mais passions oultre, CONNIE 6cri-
vaient les vieux auteurs du temps
de Montague. Oultre Went de ultra.
Alors, quot done, Mr.. pEditeur +?
Eft guy a-t-il d~'int6ressant dams
notre vile encaremee on mortif6e I
A vrai dire, pas grand'chose.
Depuis lie 4 mars, derniere faate
pour nous avant Ia grande fette de
Paques, nous sommes simon dams la |
trlstesse, all mOins dams la mono
tonic. Plus de balls, peu de chants
ct peu de joies. L'operette, de
temps en- temps, nous envoie bien
bouff6e de musique un peu folle.
Mais celia compte-t-il
LIE Car4me a ses droits on plut3t
ses riguenrs.
Mails, MI. rEditeur, lie printemps
ne serait il pas venu, ct 81 quinze
jours nous separent a peine de son
entree dams la vie, ne s'annoncerait-
il pas par des signes, par des mes
OH par DIES avant- coureurs +?
A la Nouvelle-O Orleans, avec les
Gtres 4 plume qu'on nomme journa-
listes, nous n'ayons guere pour OIL
que les moineaux on pierrots.
Et les pierrots pepient. lis font
eurs nids dams les murs, ct lis
nangent &c qu'ils trouvent dams les
'ues, sous les pattes DIES chevaux,
res honnGtemcnt ct tres familiere-
nent.
Mais vous autres, Ell dehors de
lotre vile de briques, de boues ct
'e mlseres, vous avez roiseau oui
ait son mid dams les arbres verts ct
lul chante les chansons du prin-
emps..
LIE plus interessant de tous. le
'lus gal, lie plus vivant, lie plus
hantant ct lie pins original est as ,
urement lie moqueur. Cest roiseau
oulslanais. Theirs, qui ffut bien des {
DIS mlnlstre Ell France ct meme
resident de la Republique, en- r
Wait pave IN cinq cents francs. II
a des gems, malgre la loi, qui en-
mt un traffic. II faut lie laisser dams
bols, dams nos jardins, dams
arbres, dams nos p6chers ct nos
runners, dams nos lilas en- feurs.
res de nos maisons. C'est un Of.
Eau tres familier. II detruit les D
BIS, ct les poetes peuvent en- faire t,
IT lul. Je me rappelle en- avoir 81
II y a trente ans, alors que .ie
mas CONNIE tout lie monde. Car O
ut le monde rime plus on moins.
Or, Mr.. pEditeur, vous qui avez
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SAMUEL } AMIse1

90 Carondeles, st. Ne,e Ores. J
GENERAL COMMISSION Nsprn
and A
DEALER IN
Sugar Lime. Plaster,
Aose"da!e and Wesierx Cs.ne
Fire Bricks. Hair, De.
Sole Agent Of
SHELBY ALABAMA SUGAn In
Oct-ll-ly.
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ABONNEMENT.

in carr4 de 10 lignes; larc insertion 81 so
I" 9me %
F" " Insertion add. 50
Tonte annonce indignant la profession
Iqnes. bar an, Iavance..-......... 8 0C
Annonccs de capdidats, d'avancc go. 10 90
Necro!ogie. par ligne..-----.....--- 10
TOute anmonce commercials public 4 Fan
nee sera inserce AL taux lie 30 cents par pou-
ce pour IL premiere insesxion ct 81 cents pour
les insertions subsequentes.
Toute annonce don't lie ncmbre dinsertions
nest pas specific sera inseree jusqu'a neuvel
Ordre au taux Or1inaire.
ATELIER TYPOCRAPHIQCE.
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NnH m for the working class
Ecents for postage, - NJ
mail you free. q rcyIslt
box Of sample goods
n3put yon in the way
Ah more money in . Mv
You ever thought possible az q
ness. Capital not required. We q
you. You can work all the time g -
time only. The work is universal!
to both sexes, young and old. ! Q
earn from 50 cents to Is every svenl
all who want work may test The es1S
make this unparalleled offer 800
not well satisfied We viii send q
the trouble Of writing No. fuiI
ETC., sent free. Fefe!y
made by those who give their
the work. Great 'BuccesS Co.;
Don't delay. Start now. AddreN
Maine.
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Let one stroke come and Thousand might
follow--for lis fatal work would be doue,
Sh4 wreathod her white arms about it, so
that at every pull of the great rope it
crushed into the d-sh. 1t tore her, aud
wounded and bruised; but there in the SOL
emn twilight the brave woman swung and
fought with The curfew, and God gave her
victory.
The old bell ringer said to himself: ''Aye,
Hudah, my work is done. The pulleys are
getting ton heavy for my old arms; my ears,
too, have failed me. dinna hear one stroke
of the curfew. Dear old bell! it is my ears
that have gone false, aud not thou. Fare
well, old friendp'
And Just beyond the worn pavement
shadowy form again went fitting past him.
There were drops of blood upon the white
garments, and the face was like the lace OF
one who walked in her sleep, and her hands
hung wounded and powerless at her side.
Cromwell paused with his horsemeD under
the dismantled maypole before the village
green. he saw the man who was TO die at
sunset standing up in the dusky air as tall
as king and hands me as AbsolOm. He
gazed with knitted brow and angry eye, but
his lips din not give utttrance to the quick
command that trembled on them, for girl
came flying towards him. Pikeman and
archer stood aside to ct her pass. She
threw herself upon he turf al bis horse's
feet; she lifted her bleeding and tortured
hands 10 his gaze and once more poured out
her prayer for the life of her lover; with
trembling lips she told him why Richard
still lived-why the curfew had not sounded.
Lacy Maud. looking out of her latticed
window at the CASTLE saw the great Protec-
tor dismoubt, lit the fainting form in his
arms and bear her to her lover. She saw
the guard, release their prisoner, and she
heard the shouts of joy at his deliverance
then she welcomed The night that shut the
scene out from her envious eyes and sculp-
tGred hef IN its gloom.
At the next matin bell old Jasper died,
and at cuIfew toll be was laid beside the
wife who had died IN his youth, but the
memory of whom had been with HIM al
| WAYS
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and s.45 u. N.

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us-WnsaCanton &
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Essnaesfic Markets.
RY TalagrauhA

NEW YORK. Sept. 13.-Flour is dull and heavy;
sales l.500 bbls. State at 00@' Ohio 2 s50
s 65;Western at 0o@5 b6;Southern2 S0@6 80.
Wheat Atassc lower heavy and less active; No l
White nomDal sales 49, 90 bush No 2 Re for Sep
tembe at 41s@ooc sales $4,000 do October at
S6d S6ssc, 4Oo,ou0 do November az 8S98s y c;
sales 10000 do December at 89Hs @90Ac; "a, 100
bush do January 9lssc, $4,000 do February 1914
1850; receipts l39, 800 bu.
Corn 1sas4 lower; Mixed Western spot at Sig
Zee; do futures at 48s4 96U1sc; sales 4OU,0O0
bush; receipt l09, $50 bush.
81 12c sales 1000 bush, including No 2.for Octo-
Der at L 81 1sc; receipts 90, 200 bush.
Pork dull; new mess II oo0i7 80.
Lard is dull. steam rendered 52Aa.
Butter firm; Western at 8G25c; State 18@27c.
Moasses steady.
Petroleum firm.
Coffee steady.
Spirits rurpentine dull at Bic.
Resin steady at 2742@1 80.
Freights dull.
CHICAGO, Sept. ID The Flour market is dull;
Winter Wheat at 3 75@47 5 Michigan Wheat at
5O@4 So Spring Wheat at 5Oe4 90. MINI. bak
ers at 76e4 so; patents 75o@5 81; low grades
in sacks. Wheat is lower; September at o; 7sss@
74ssc. closing 739sc;No 2 Chicago Spring at 1917
,a74ssc, cLoiig 70 y a73A C; No 3 do at 5sa6, Q;
@54c oats frmsr at 2t1so. Rye is firm at 64c.
Barley dull at o6G851ec. Pork Is dull at Il Is.
Lard is active October z 0597 10, closing 7 05.
Bulk Meats in fair deman shOGlders at 20; short
at l 10
asceipts-Flour 600 bbIs wheat 1875 900 bush,
corn 238, 0001bush oats 22O 600 bush rye rs, UU0
bU, barley $4,000 bush
ShiprnenJ,-Fiour 500 bbla wheat I56 900 b.
eoTn 372 coo bush oats 149, 600 bu rye Al 900 tn,
barley 4,3J0 bush.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. l3.-Flour quiet; family 2 10
az so; choice = 2oa3 4o fancy j 1904 rs. Wheat
at 4794719c. Oats higher at 26A@261ac. Rye
dull at 509sc.
keceipts Flour ~ 90 bbls, whea. 10000 bush,
hpa oofa
bu, rye 5000 bush.
shipments-Flour 1000 bbls wheat 20, 900 bu,
corn $4,000 bush, oats 600 bush rye 20 600 bush,
barley 1000.
DEFRou Sept. 13.-Wheat weak; No / White at
7S1Se;Ns q Red at So1Ss.
Whsss-RseSPB. 44,oee tH; shipments. 00ba.