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The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-02-13
with Old.Tlme Regularity

Tho 164th Monthly Drawing OF the Loutsia11a
State Lottery took place on january 15. The
Commissioners, Generals Early and Bekure-
gard, obtained the following result; TIeket No.
fiSs, costing 0 each S IL ono waoid to
gentleman in Now York city, 9fbther to q
newspaper man in Petersburg, ", the others
scattered everywhere as usYn. Ticket No.
20,096 drew the I'd prize off825, 900 sold in
nfths also; one IL chicago Ill, another in
MssaSngS Who paSoy em RSSs
No. SO, 176 reIkhe&pf Capital prize OF &c.
900, sold In fftfy ali one each held by Henry
Levy, well.knowI} Eitfsens OF Detroit, Mich,
Nos. IL, Id andfvf, 2b3, Sd Capital prizes,
drew each $1,000, sold In llfths; among others
to W. NJ. LakG OF Bells, Grayson Co., Texas,
through Mey6hants' & Planters Bank Of sher.
man, TexG Many winners seek to conceal
the fact QPtheir having drawn prize. But
let eveH one try for himself on Tuesday,
Marcf11, 1884, when the 166th Grand
Monthly Distribution Will occur, and OF which
M. Dauphin, at New Orleans, La, will fully
INFORM you on application. ~
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-02-13
The Virginia Midland Railway.
THE TRUNK LINE TO THE soJT6
SOUTHWEST AND WEST.

SoUTHWEST AND WEST.
Schedule In effect NOVEMBER IS, 1883.
s:35 A. M.-NEW ORLEANS MAIL daily, max
Ing close connections 10 all points South anc
southwest Spaily except Sunday with G. & o
Hallway. Pullman Sleeping Buffett cars from
New York and Washington to Atlanta pull
man Sleeping Cars from Washington and At
5loP M.-LoUfsviLLE FAST LINE. Daily
via Charlottesville 20 Cincinnati, Louisville
e al al western points, Pnllman Sleeping Cars
1910 P, M.-sopTHERN MAIL AND EXPRESS,
Daily TO all points South and Southwest via
Danville and Charlotte. DAILY ex cept sunday
with O. Z; Railway. Pullman Sleeping Cars
rom Washington via Danville, Charlotte and
Atlanta TO New Orleans, also, from Washing
ton via Charlotte and Columbia TO Augusta
Mapassas Diyi,ion train leaves Washington at
G35 O.. m. daily except Sunday. -
and $40 p. m. daily.
For tickets and Information inquire at Com.
pany's ONCE, 60l Penna. ave. or at Union Depot
Nj. SLAUGHTER, N. MACDANIEL,
Gen. Pass. Agent. Agent
SOL HASS. Traffic Manager.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-02-13
Yalidily OF ConstabIes, BONDS.

JuBtice Hagner holding the Circuit Court has
given decision on the validity of constables'
be very important. In the case OF the Dlstrict
OF Columbia use OF Smith against Constable
Bean and his sureties, suit was brought on the
constable and his sureties for four years; the
breach took place at three years, and suit was
entered. Justice Hagner decided that the law
bond for period longer than two years, and,
as the two years had expired, the sureties had
ceased 10 be bound when the breach OF the
bond took place. Judgment was, therefore,
case, fe Identical In form and duration with
the bonds OF all the civil constables In the Dis
trict who were appointed for four years and
gave bond for that time, according to q form
prescribed by the District Supreme Court.
There is an old law which requires constables
TO give bond every two years, and this Justice
Hagner holds 10 be still In force. The effect OF
this decision Is to declare the bond OF eYeoy
constable In the District void. .ss3<o
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-02-13

After q patient has been dosed With coo
mouth sore, his hair all gone, his ltldbs all
drawn up with rheumatism, hesG put on
Iodide OF Potash, ono OF the strQny6st mineral
takes away the little appetice1eft him by the
mercury-dlsorders his Shach, causes pain
In the bowele, nausea>Fdries up the gastric
juices and food is retG6ted, wastes him away
to a skeleton, and III Is soon a subject for the
undertaken. TONI such swift's Specific is O
boon-worth x16re than its weight III dia-
monds. 1t Hflds up the waste, roots out the
mineral pGl5on and brings health and happi-
ness. sa1d for copy OF Treatise on Blood aud
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., \
Drawer Q, Atlanta, Ga.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-02-13
THE EVENING CRITIC.
HSTA BIIRHED AUQUST 1898
WEATHER INDICATIONS,

the special bulletin issued from the Signal
Onlco to-day says:
Colder and clearing and fair weather ia in.
dlcated for New England, tho Middle Atlantic
ana southern states and Ohio Valley on Thurs.
day cold wave Is approaching the Atlantic
coast from the Weet, which Will cause tho
temperature TO fall In tho Middle Atlantic
States.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-02-13

Minnehaha Lodge, I. o. @. r., held its reg.
ular meeting last night. This lodge is in
hourishing condition, having initiated forty
six new members during the last quarter. AZ.
ter the Initiation of seven candidates and the
transaction OF routine business the following
programme was had Piano solo, "Shepherd
Boy" II. W. Smith; vocal solo, Miss May Evans;
reading, O. f. Mallard; vocal duet, Mrs. W. II.
and Miss Bertha j. Sleeper reading, +. e.
Woodward, Of Star OF Hope Lodge; recitation,
l.. @. Long; vocal solo, Mrs. A. Kalstrom.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-02-13
Hon. Lohn ri. Finch.

This eloquent temperance orator and pro.
enthusiastic reception Is assured. Our people
are interested In the question OF temperance
and they know that 1t has no moro able expo
in this country to-day,
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-02-13
DisturbIue Dayitt,s Meeting.

49, DbhtuEDhuE Doshstb uAeoehhE.
Michael Davitt delivered a lecture at New
castle on-Tyne last evening on "rhe Irish
Problem and Its Solution" He was received
with pereistent bowling and kissing, and
rush was made for the platform. Thirty po-
yolver. He summoned the occupants OF the
gallery TO eject the disturpers from the hAA1.
They did 30, assisted by thpzpolice,s sB5yeral
persons were severely woutdnest
shirts, CoIIarse psf4 o. Done UP
equal to newRtMOfgan's steani laundry. Low.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-02-13
Ee Liberntor OF South Americn.

Bimon Bolliver, the Liberator OF South Amer
lea, will be duly honored on tho 22d OF Febru-
airy In New York by the unwilling In Central
Park OF full life-size bronze statue OF this re-
American States, and many delegates from
those countries Will participate. Last night,
at the meeting OF the Arbitration League at the
"a no nresant an ihia occasion, eiso. a comSnit.
tee was selected 10 take into consideration the
practicabiiity OF asking the President TO call a
Congress OF Nations at Washington in 1887,
for the purpose OF considering the praoticabi.
lty OF a common disarmament and henceforth
TO settle all international disputes by arbitras
ton. uGaprS
Rhine Wines DinsSe
from the Rhine. Also kSDe finest vintages,
which are noted fNEDtheir quality, at Chr.
xander's, Oh s9ssehth street northwest.
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PROF. A. J. DEXTER.

- &s> - A-ss - - $1,000 - 49, Ag
Who was located In Jacksonville. Elorida, last
.epolis and st. Paul, Mimi, who is Endorsed by
ss a@SG The
70
of Magnetic Journal (nailed free to any address),
rSms c1red numbers Of
tion. Magnetic Medical Hahn cures a great mum
Der Of aaii.esses sent 6y express Gold and Ola
bibition Ut ofdce; General Dents sworn afidayIt,
with hundreds Of others, 70 be seen at office. Be-
qenerN Dent, u; $; Grants brother-in law,
garaiyss; Hon. D. Springer, attorney for the
streets Minneapolis. rheumatism, indigestion and
liver; Aq. Jordan, managing EDITOR q the Min
sc R me MD ae9y s
ankle; ]. J. Jordan. foreman newsroom Tli6llns,
Mahp,nes sso Smith retired
on me WinSns 4 81: Peter R@iiioad fesIdenSe
re csssso, q; PsSi EIassspolis Z o$a 81
Ihsunatsn; I'd; 4. Stevens, late CLERK y Tue
street Minneapoiis rheImatlsm spinal curva.
chant, bronchial catarrh; A. W. Owens, attorney
Bepj. Upton, Baldwin, Fla, dyspepsia; Laura M.
Lascene, formerly postmistress Lake City, Fla.
deafness and heart disease; Mrs. Antonla lance,
mother OF Captain lance. Of the steamer Sylvan
Glen, Pil0ttown, Fla; paralysis; w. w. Wheeler
contractor and builder, Jacksonville, Fla, anchy
losis and rheumatism
will give $4,000 to the poor OF this city II the
original Testimonials afidavits. etc., to the names
above are not on file at my Office and the news
paper notices as publAhed In my Magnetic Jour-
nal are not genuine.
once Hours 0a. M. 20 Ia M; 2p. I'M.
20 ID. M; 40 y. nm. Sundays. 10 to
1850 ~. m. only.
PROF. A. J. DEXTER,
once, $40 Thirteenth street.
WASHINGTON, ID. O.
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STEAMBOATS,.

ENoRTRESS MONROE, NORFOLK AND THE
~ SOUTH.
Safe and Elegant Steamers LADY ofTHE LAKE
AND JANE MoSELEY. FARE 80 CTS.
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at $40 D. M
Meals served on the European Plan.
Take Steamer Thompson to all Potomac River
Landings Monday, Wednesday and Friday at
q. m. Fare. 40 cents.
Steamer Thompson makes special trip to Blum
Point every Saturday evening At Q P. M, leaving
her wharf at p. M; returning Sunday morning,
stopping at all River landings, reaching Washing.
ton about ! y. m.
Inquire at office Nat. Met. Bank, 6l3 18th st,
iy7u ALFRED WOOD, Secretary.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-02-13
Measures OF Relief for Flood sulfer


The Secretary OF War is taking active meas.
ures looking to the Immediate relief OF the
sufferers from the overflow OF the Ohio River
and its tributaries, In accordance with the act
OF Congress appropriating 100000 for that
GeneraLAmos Beckwith, Assistant Commits.
cary General, stationed at st. Louis, 10 pro-
coed at once to. Cincinnati, whero he Will have
general charge OF the distribution of supplies.
He Will establish headquarters at Cincinnati
and act directly under orders from the Sec
rotary OF War. Orders wero also issued for
the purchase Of supplies and the charter OF q
Bu1lcient number OF boats TO distribute them
1T once al places whore they are most needed.
IT has also been arranged that an ofIicer OF the
Army shall accompany each boat and Rupexs
intend the issue OF supplies. .slnte
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-02-13

W. EI. vEEREIOFF
Dealer In Wall Papers, Window Shades Picture
Frames, Pictures, etc.
oIG SEVENTH BTRHET NORTHwEsT.
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HEA.LTHI rs WEALTH

HEA-LTEI IS WEALTH.
guaranteed specific for Hysteria, Dizziness, Con-
yplsions, Fits. Nervous Neuralgia, Headache,
alcohol or tobacco, Wakefulness Mental De-
precision. Softening. OF the Brain reaulting In
death, Premature Old Age, Barrenness, Loss OF
power In either sex, Involuntary Losses and sper-
mhtorrhoea cauned BY oyer-exertion OF the brain.
tains the months treatment. o. box. or six
price. WEdUARANTEE SIX BOXES 10 cure
any case. With each order received by us for six
chaser our written guarantee 10 refund the money
II the treatment does not effect cure. Quarnn.
tees issued only By stott q Cromwell, WANING.
ION. Iu7
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Captain Donald Me Cathran

was enthusiastically received and addressed
the convention briefly on the desirability of
suffrage and the means by which IL can be
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-02-13

6siaSs69 your BittorscE FRED me. -
- LEROY BREWER.
1t has been ascertained that the young
woman who ehot Victor Andre In New York
yesterday was Miss jennie II. Almey, aged "a,
who taught In kindergarten school. From
her letters TO Andre II appears that he had
promised to marry her and Lad afterward de-
serted her. II was evident that Andre know
that she was waiting 10 sec him, and that he
dreaded the meeting. For this reason he re.
was sick, and had remained In his room dur
Ing the whole OF tho past week. This morning
he ventured out for the first time. II was said
Mt MISS Almey's boarding house that she went
away every morning carly and did not return
until night, and 1t fs supposed that she spent
the day watching Andres house.
TRYING to do business without adyer-
Using Is like winkipg at a pretty girl through
you are doing, but nobody else does.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-07
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

IryyplroI. DOT -ProvtsiOns-Bacon. Cunbei ma hI
49s OF Long MdNas i5s Cd 5hOrt tteai Mianlos
I'D -uUFf tiDs ID ShOIlier- 3)s vi pei S"t
Bcef-9-s Ud for Extra indian Mess Prine Ass-, IS
purk Prime MSS Is d. per OOL. frime hrsS has.Il
5e. West,rn bos Lard-Ancrican 5s@ Od' irino ese-
erl 3-s Lard Ou. tOs ID Hams-Lonz ~, 2fa; ~. ~
shoulders BuGter per cwt Tor ilsss
4 Cheese- American Choice. IDS od Wheh-ne @
min - ii us tel winter ~ lh bts Vu is'f CEN
TAI No sprng 6s. fdi New Western winter ~ " 70"
Mixed esern So Ls taiifornih no. !; 80 st1sI
aiIso,,ia "a y -. II aL Genital ofh-hitrN
ON Ss ~, DO Vew. ID 'g per o-nth trodee"-spfts
a. rur,.nt,oa ~. tsi do London. US ol per wv
eaaed Pstfoenn ED per zacn; clover sesi %
u.d 49,. nsr W I.lDS- i5A 81. per o~t hosin oh.
mon ~ II pale ~ % dlJs Cd Linseei Oh 2os Sd per
cwt 49,. Atlanta por,a % 800
ons7,,I- fr,sp pacific ports ,a0 qns-tr-; frn ohef
souves 900 quarters hoceips OF Urn ,,,s ,,
IN Jus - tcf
nor tan Caleults Linssed, 4ss Sd dtts oi ps, s s
f,,.e.d CAKE "a Ia y lps per ton Refined fefpioum
ais G III per gallon spirits u iurpsnusA ~ ~ q y
-, srsru, OIL Go per Hosin-COmmpa II. W -
~ p.l N. ala Provlsons-IArd, lis ~ pef cus 20,
sa,erssu sugar l5s. ID Per c~& ~ Cups CsnuhaeS
New-York tribune., 1884-10-07
LIVE STOCK MAsKgr-By rrLsgRA PIT

BuvyALo sussa~- Rsesspts TO-DAY 100 beed, tcial
for thus 500 head for time lat week 300
head consigned rough s1 cars srs resdy snd s1tfvs
Ged 10 Choice shipping steers ~ goaS ~. .,. A..
hs.pBecetpts today $500 hes yss f1 vcet TINS hsr
10 10 head; tiwe 300 hesfi osmsfna
ihrough Fears msrtot dull and nn.ettsd Meun 10 GOOD
~ l6dti 10 Canada Lambs ~ 30 dt4 TO-. 49,.
Hgg.Receipts oi,Y $500 heal total fgr west thus far
l70Hi hepf for time sst fl,Op b9st coo.
signed through n market acve and higbct 1000 ~
thoce rotsr- " tDHsS go Butchers or-iss 80 eosssp
Figs ~ BODtj 90
cnri1a 90 r-rna Dr,ssrr f,'t,rri rrpor's HeT'-
itrreius SOD hsaf shipnsr,. at01 h-.l ssre' bisE
anl 9dlpr higher tough paefing y pyffe ~ Parkilf
snf fhppnI a. Wdf0 81 iashL sifsnf1 Do sfpa ~ 10
nfi
ca1s s-i,srsip's sp1n hStf shipments 7tpQ h~ai mar
kr' nfn Ifp1fi Grades ~ aOHft u fipd ~ vhIf9
thippinf " DbasH 7 rormn ~ Msdrn, stvosfe 40
tf1s4 fffHnsf 9UHfi ~
htsrDa lrerip's ! nun shpmTi=, 0hN maftH Nef'-
tniffHf ~ ruf ~ DpHfi ~ aHiinW ~ upti ffI1f
ari III ries rrua tijU1ft ~ Lambs psf nai ~ ~
y ~ fffss slrrU ~ ~ ~ iU
ft bpris. ont y -taWs -ileeep'a iFil shlpmsht-l
fO uafhet hfm. Itpnft4 81 tphNlfo ugjd ~ uhmfH
shipping ~ f5dfh Af ~ i,sn 10 Medium ~ oDHtDgI
uiass Natives. ~ 0Dbst rs pfass Texans " foh
81 no .
qhsep- nreepta I 100 shipments, 800 lommop ~ We,
dinu a. fhSFl n FaiF ~ hpe ~ 2h eft IN afh@ W ?"
Hogs pere'pia 900 shipments. ~ Oop market s,rpnsl
Yorker. % VJdt6 l5 psesns .. 1bss6 10 esvH " ibs
New-York tribune., 1884-10-07


trvpepoot oct B-l2.30 D. m.-C0ttOn steaiy; Adding
speculation aul export feclptt >, W
nae iueludllg - OIlr- American. futures hl Opahis
Low aitidlug clause pctoD'r dehFefy, -"4,t asp
~. Al 40 OetoOe. November deuVery b t'-oAu.j
49, - 45.8tf 10 November amt December dehVrlf .
44tid a 40 t464d do December an0 AM
arv Al'4a. also ofAi 40 Sauutts anu re
.'i; n. do slarrh April delivery, 53o4d do Aprli
npd Nav delivery . ) lid. also lid ,. 49,,
delAe erie- A. OdtY- clearing were --'' Oie7
r-gd dOe ef ami 900 bale. Ou docket -. ,..t.a
T. mn b, safe. Of lt dy lnciuI,l y w Os,'S
rran Futures qniet. Uplands Low MrdlinR cEtu-e De
fnst tellvery 4J-4d. Duyers 10 OcoOeI ano
err a. i4d seller do. December sud 'anhary delivery
\ 4.-,,4d January ana FEBRUARY u'uN't1..
February ana hafch dcllFtty . o4~
buyers. do March and Aprl ielstiy - o''ot' Sci''''
m otton-F utur-- O. pauis Low MlddnS 'iAa.e
October delivery 4iGd also 49, "A 30 NOvrin3er anl
Drretnh-r delivery 4-o.d 10 D"ceu''r an" jan. y
da,yrrv .4.o4d. also i--td DO January ana - Y
Ce,v.' d t4-tt+t- 40 r u-fy am 81 a.
G.tv.ry ) t--G. do MiIcl arl Apri delivery, 'o-ot
oo ann AND May lie very +-p4d .,, . ,,..
l'ng causr 10 rrashvery. +j'td sellers do ucto or
go xrnb.r tZbid. -ellcfr 90 NO'tup'i
,,,'er vrry Id buycrs DO December and Jand-
sry aevery 42-6.d sellers do January and fe0fu-Iy
AL y4ry 64d sellers do February anu ddIch .eti'
a. al srl ers arch and phi dehSery oA-o-4-
scf',r. do. pril and MAY delivery Is-,tid value -
Is. Cotton si"sIy AIdlAs y 4 - IL"
N..nltu. 4-Lt ordinary - Net le.clptr o.''t
rms. " bn-- Exports 70 ID. ointment t1op os 80
,,.to1.r - ba -slc- 1850 bales sIOcA to95 e-
SRysSNAu oct 9-Cotton quiet MidillnR e's Low MO
nin- haes xports to ,,rs2t Britain, t0i5 bales Coast
WI. l3 ses 900 oairs last evening oVV oaies
,daEAS- c. Cotton easier; MbtilinE e'S Low
baes ross CAB oaless sales. 1000 oaie' stock, $500
la
New-York tribune., 1884-10-07

1860. closing 7see1ssc. $3.50 tcs December. ft91
pft7o. closing 7t1r7 tecL i.fs0 tcs January Ite0
taty ssesm rn and moderately sove ssies 1885 tee Il
sIs s o, NJ. ry ss g. s. sss % c hehn1a saPiss
be. M varied 10 prioe stsie oresey. 20 s0cl western
esf9oci state dairy half 1rsns tubi and pals 2g12gc
Welsh tubs ~ 895o western lmitston Cresnaey 16 aStc
weatsrD Dsiry, lga7Vc. Western Factory edt2c .;...
lHEkHE has not varied IN price Essteru quoted st S7D
1l'.c islt 10 fancy western aat 4alu5c. commgn 70
choice .kius. 9a9c.' nisht stin,. 17ec ,a tg1s-A
Al dsllgcJ Osrsiian 2p5s,lc
HlCE-DomHstic, fNaGArr3 nsngOon. AhdiSo lhtto 10
fHh dsfnand ald steady market
HEIDr--f igvbf is quoted M : I ifaBto
huuAlt-iiaw dn ppd unchanged. lst htnnibH ttr
~ ttai rnit nrai bis sales lg2 hbds and fh2 bags
baftnIo"a tsairl 500 htd4 tofio iu,g ig 40 bids
lsnfiiurai ll0ci snd i1t hhaa "udhs and Buds ~
apd Crushed 01', cubes, ~ fg~defei Q49a'p pfan
Nis, standard "a ~ lf on 4" baabtrt White Esffs
.t' tFag'r tfus 80" b'sabp. "t" isabet fsl
inW isHi',f.
hftAhik ~ srd dull and nominal a. ats Safes o ooo
ibr. ulnJnafFafinr ai Aitr
TAlLpN -isudi and moderately aeiiye. Prime CITY
1EA-tgniei end erak
1OHAtt tt-i.ngs dni and unchanged Ortobef ~ 77eI
f0vrmhef i0f1et December adfsir hid and aakei
lannryi lhiheI February. Niie hafth g.. Apfi,
llhE'c ~, punpiinns innie ,nhtfsft ~ lgnn"
lpv Medium. 'ci Medium phc oopd Medium. Hhci uood
iuhr
wool There suod aieady ifrde IN Ter,es and the
hotter sfaipa ~ Wnnl fhs uw and rnafse Gns Joe how
pvt atiy unfi though fairly vel mainiaine
Msnr ant irpar GENERA improvement in the demands nom
nsnufsotttea ~ n0 distant deT
New-York tribune., 1884-10-07
STATE or TRADE.



BAlrzoas oct D. Cg'Sqn & dull .Sd MS'ns loe o Fonr %
supc = 514s 7j io ExtrL - OJ tt JH D. I'D Brtnt'
Fli.nt. $500 wIclt-soatnsra e,iser Western ower
,n 5q e dc 90 70 Western ner Rel spot s.ata
sisc cto,er -3'ta7ict N"yemo'I - = . l.,e i e.
Western aouua -outheru White. 81 aGjc do lcloy q
t1 ye. %e-'e'' I" To whte s q &C. q" uE',i 3I as c.
reunsvysna 81 2c 'ge arm ant qntet Al aza 3c Pro-
.l- . qu.t auI lr4 "a .1 PJrN - 3D. t1cciJts
34-s sbs Wheat 4.uuU ousI. CORN. j.oOo nush. oats
1900 & 9n, & & 40, 'i'- o, s5 oas5 % waea
35-.u0o ou,n.. Corn $40" ou'a
upg - '1, 1y'6'e 1I rs,or - Yoos
Z Zntgd - -, NJ s3r,ia so@6lc oats ,l1l,
80 V1i-e. 33al lci 10 White. 80 ~ 7c shorts
y, oo .aeS+. corn 4ooo shorts
10000 Ou+h
lane, s6ass = pr5y,Sa- da q 59o
s@', !hortro @I,oo Bacon qae snqul er.. - n
30 % reI.iD,. 100 'ell souenti. % neld
ai Wheat a = SaI S 5 @ f,S prnf i5 wae q = % oS S
Minnesota BlAers .3 .Just jJ, Psteu7 - 10 20 D. 10"
Wheat m fsr demand -aies rnnSri October ~ r.,
- ,..'! 80 ~, t to.ot An -t, January ~ q7i 7sc,
co-ls a. p. -c. 40. tncaIo sprn1 ga. &C." .. Cos
% ,,no, CASH D.. n b. ss' cosins al 5. C.. October -
al s Al 'lr Year ..ql4 ~ closing AZ i5 Pc jan az
at t6.GiJt" at. qucl ana .tely, sales rangol asa
ftf = n
ar :, i.r NAV r4aspsc c-iug -@'ir. HJc 'teidy at
ranged cash sIO.jV no % oeooosr $40 - 90 co-
a. " M w. c.o,s % ny 81 s 81 20 ari strong
No'eS,5cr = oa- y ci,-ng ~ y q Deceub - gs9
4, eo'ne ,r a. p, .,S s"S'' or' .c,r To-
.cpt--four llVuo oolti Whoa. 'l7''lv o4&-h & 'oiL @
'ey 6, 90 -hipment--Fiour 10000 Oon. Wheat . ooO
bu. Nori "a ,uuu "uti. oalA i3-"J' Dnsh "'e- '"v""
oush barley htOoo
urrpo1 oct vh-at steady. ~ white cash. -oci
No q &c. Oata-No. =. Witt 3Ohc W. . 27i,c. ite
clpt--Whcat, -luOo ousL
MILWAUKEE. oct b--Foll quot AMI unchlugei Wheat
nri' so " Muwlut.r cash. 1Giic. octoDer ,0ici So
vemh,r rs &C. Iccrmbrr -ni-c iorn hl-hct 80, 80
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l50Ou oDi. Wh"at 3 Jnfh Barley. t'.oVo
put,A,KiruiA oct FlOur Wil,ef ours wor, very
duh aul With liberal 0ne ing tho mirA'i oi tht Ie.ctp
ton was lnsor ~ huysr- We.teru aod pennN sana
super. - IS "a b d2 rAtrt =. 't., t'l M NJ
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+,ooa.,5o Whelt ruled lower NJ . the clo,e NE
iu call there nr no speculative uu+h"rH bn" ul' 'Np't
'unutry en- ipt- weak Hrrctol Red In gram depot.
G.c % Ret m export ec' atol &c. No = D.awtr"
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an,l r luft elevator aoc No. Rcd uctobrr - Soc
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bc. sl.-o35A. Januly. 80 atit heceipus-f11aI
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New-York tribune., 1884-10-07
THE COTTON AND CORN CROPS.

the Memphis district, embracing West Tennessee North
Mississippi North Arkansas and North Alabama, tO bc
issued tomorrow by Messrs. HILL Fontainc Co. will
say: The weather In september nfavOrahe to IN
growing cotton crop The drou,h had materially
affected the plant and the ruins which subsequently fell
in many localities added 20 tie damage already sus
taned From all over the district serious damage IL
ported from the drouth. rust, and excessive rains
These have caused general revision Of the prospective
YIELD which, II Is now Indicated viii be lie per cent
lees than last year. The weather siace these reports
furnished has been more seasonGbe, and the con
tinusmce tho favorable conditions, together With
late frost would improve large proportion or the
gro wing CROP especially I'm the bottoms, which would re
duce the percentage of decresse, and possibly make tho
yield in this district approximate to that Of last year
Corn has eufeTed to the extent u cotton, ana
there win be ample rsed " supply tho demand. this sou