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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1888-06-21
MOSES DILEMMA
A Dealer in Umbrellas Explains why He
Objects to Rainy Weather.


Objects to Rainy Weather.
The rain was coming down by the
barrelful as Gilhooly stepped into Nose
Schaumburg's store. Nose wore a
very gloomy look.
"Why, Nose, what makes you look
so blue?'
mo wonder l looks plue, Mishter
Gilhooly. Itrains so much all de dimes
and l has got pig stock of umbrellas
on hand"
II should think that the rainy wealth
er would be the very time you would
sell more umbrellas than at any other
time. 1 should suppose that rainy
weather would be the very time for you
ito make hay while the sun shines, so
to speak,
mo, sir; dot vas great mistake.
You see it rains so steady dot PEBBLES
can't put their umbrellas long enough
down for them to be stolen"
"Well?"
''Vell. don't you see, if de PEBBLES
don't put down dose umprellas on the
corner dor vas no umprellas stolen, den
der vas no new ones pought.
just at this moment the sun shone
out from behind cloud, and its rays
fell on the head of the smiling Israeli
lite, who looked like one of the pictures
of saint with beatific smile, and a
halo about his head by one of the old
masters. -TeraS Siftinqs.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1888-06-21
ONLY ONE CROP,

rs.,a rame q man In days OF old
- hire piece of land for gold,
..a nrged his suit in accents meek,
nns crop alone is all seek.
Ssot harvest o'er, my claim I yield,
.,d 10 Its Lord resign the field.
rhs owner some misgivings felt,
M eoldly with the stranger dealt,
Or, sound his last objection fail,
md honeyed eloquence prevail;
q took the proffered price in hand.
t,d for one crop leased out the land.
me willy tenant sneered with pride,
ind sowed the spot with acorns wide
i first like tiny shoots they grew,
fheu tall and wide their branches threw.
| MT long before those oaks, sublime,
,snirur. reached their forest prime
me- cheated landlord mouldering lay,
rergotten. with his kindred clay.
| a We whose years, unfolding fair.
l,e fresh with youth, and free from care,
Should vice or Incidence desire
ne garden OF your souls to hire,
yo marley hold; reject the suit,
Nor let one seed the soil pollute.
Nv child, their first approach beware;
With frmness break the insidious snare,
Lest. as the acorns grew and throve
into sun-excluding grove,
INV sins tall, o'ershadowing tree,
SHUT out the light of Heaven from thee.
Mrs. .Sigourney
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1888-06-21
THE BAD RED DOG.


He starts Fight ana Then huDs Away
Like q Coward.
There were seven or eight boys and
dog fight in an alley off Second street
yesterday as a policeman happened
along, and after clubbing the dogs
apart he said to the largest boy:
"Now. then, want to know all about
this
well, you know" replied the boy,
81 was coming up the alley with my
spotted dog. That boy there was conf
ing down the alley with his black dog" +"
'And you knew the dogs would fight.
of course"
20, no, sir. When we came up to
ea ch other the dogs began to play. We
were talking about going a-tishing,
when that boy over there came along
with a little red dog"
where is it?''
'.Run away, sir. His red dog began
to pick a fight with my dog. and then
the black pitched in. This let the red
dog out, and away he went "
"But why didn't you separate themP"
"Then who'd get the money!"
Money! So you had money upp"
"Why. after they got to fighting each
Of us bet on our own dog, OF course.
"Then | want--T
But he didn't get one of them, and
while he halted at one end of the alley
to breathe after his run the mob ap-
peared at the other and the referee an
nounced:
being as this mill was interfered
with by the police, l shall decide it a
draw, and the stakes will go to buy
oranges for the crowd.-Detroit Free
| Press.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1888-06-21

-"And so your father has gone to a
missionary station?'' Eyes; we are
quite alone now" Don't you miss
the directing hand of your household?"
20. mother didn't go. - Td- Bits.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1888-06-21
There are 337 blast furnaces

There are 337 blast furnaces in
operation in the United States, produc-
ing 1858 tons per week, and 313
idle. with a weekly capacity of 122. .042
tons. The anthracite capacity has in
creased from 33, 602 tons weekly year
ago to 85,278 Public Opinion.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1888-06-21

"A Vermont woman broke her Jaw.
and her husband facetiously called her
the 'ex-Speak ". .h--N 7. Star,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-07
DEATHS


FRiT,oH In this city. on the 9Th nst Emma
C., dnuRh htsr of George and Laura Fri,scb,
aged year. month ana days.
The relatives ana friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from tho parents residence. NO. ll6 Laurel
street, on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'c'ock
lnterment at st. Joseph's cemetery. q
pETwnER-August o. 1888. at the residenca
OF her son.in.law. Mr.. Isaac McCauley, NO. l,6
East Lemon street. this citv. Mrs. sarah Det.
wfler, of Mountville, in her 9th year.
Funeral services at No. lG6 East Lemon
street on Thursday at ga. m, ana IN the U.
B. church ct Mountville, at IL q nj. lntermept
In tho hountville cemetery. Relatives ana
friends cordially invited to attend. q.
HoMAN.-In this city, on the 9th inst. John
HoInan, In his 56th year.
Tho relatives ana friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
also 81 Joseph's society. from No lb4k North
Queen street. on Wednesday morning at $40
O'Clock. High Mass ut ct. Anthony's church
lnternent at st. Joseph's cemetery. 2td
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-07
Th,y WI lie Ill. nru ON Turacay Next
Young Bu.,nes, Men Going West.

Three young men who are well known
In business circles will leave early In Sep
tember for South Bend, Indiana, where
they will start large dry goods store.
They are Jacob NJ. Chllas, w. Scott
Adler and Alfred Coble, all Of whom are at
present In Watt Il Shand's New York
store. Mr.. Chillss is well known as the
clerk OF common council, a position that he
has filled acceptably for years. For over
two ) cars he has been bookkeeper for Watt
Il Shand. Mr.. Adler has had charge OF the
hosiery and corset department and Mr..
Coble the dress goods IN the same store.
They are popular trio OF young men with
push, energy and experience, and their
many friends wish them success in their
new enterprise.
John Dosch, OF this city, who recently
returned from the regular army, lett to day
for Salt Lake City, Utah, where he will
start in the baking business.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-07
the EVANGELICAL oAmp.
Ministers who Preached ana Conducted
assx,crs nm Monday.

Ministtrs who Prsacned ana Conducted q
services on Monday.
MANHEIM, Aug. 7.-Monday's morn
ing's proceedings Of tho Evangelical camp.
meeting The early prayer meeting was
led by A. W. Wsifel, and the o'clock by
J. Stermer. The morning sermon was
preached by X. J. Miller In the German
language. His text was found Psalm l., .
They shall bo a. . tree planted by the
rlvers OF waters" lie made the tree planted
by the rivers OF waters as the similitude of
the Christian.
slight shower scattered the audience.
MONDAY AFTERNOON. - Tho weather
was extremely warm but still q fair an
dience assembled before the stand. A. b.
ssylor led the prayer and eHp ,rience meet.
Ing at 1:30. Rsv. A. M SAmpsel, OF Fred
ricksburg, preached at $780, He took for his
text Proverbs xxiL, IL: "a good name IL
rather to be chosen than great riches. |"
RIchts are not wrong In themselves II
depends upon their use or abuse. Every
one has some ambition. You aim for elo-
quence, scholarship or riches all these are
right would say, aim high. But good
name Ia rather to be chosen. There como
times when you need some bosom into
which 10 pour your troubles. Where dc
you 60 then To the rich To the great
No, you hunt out the man with q good
name. good name also opens the door
to grea. usefulness Nothing elso dot
that. Confidence is placed only In mon with
| good names.
| Here the speaker piid n glowing tribute
to John d. Finch, In speiking OF the fact
that every good name will iually hud Its
way before the public. When our good
name Is lost, 1t II not easily gotten back.
The good name OF others should be as dear
to us as TO them. The sermon was full oi
meat, being ono OF tho best preached at
camp thus far.
This sermon was followed by an exborta.
tion by Rev. Lame, Of the Cornwall NJ X
church. The exhortation was unctuous
| and we'll received. al live for Him who
died for me- was sung as q closing hymn
r. Smith offered q prayer.
MONDAY EVENING The evening attend
ance was fair. The twilight service was lee
by U. J. Warmkessbl. The evening sermon
was preached by J. B. Eien vein. He
took for his text the words "God Ia no
mocked, for whatsoever man soweth tha
shall he also reap" The general tenor OF III
sermon was that wo SOW with tho expecta
tion OF renplug that We must SOW II "
would reap that we should SOW early an
tn II wo reap moro than we SOW.
Alter the sermon one soul prosecuted lel
self at the altar OF prayer.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-07

CHICAGO. Aug. ], $50 u. m.-Market opaued
heat-Aug. sSxo Sept, s5tc; oct. sake.
May, ekc.
,.Corn-aug. 4,sEc Sept, i5Hci Oct, axe
May, 3gc.
oat.-Aug, 2Fsc; Sept. 2i1.c. Oct. 2iIIc,;
sli S7H
Lsrd-August. . TX Sent, u 90; Oct,
snort Rihs-August, s GOi Sept. O. AK
Oct, ts27t,
CLOSING.
Wheat Aug. sslci Sept. sStSc; Oct. sIxc.;
May, 99Hc.
bats Aug. 2o, s pit. 2i1.c Oct. axe =;
rnrk-Aug, slI Sji Sept, ui AK Oct ,
,s si.srd-Augr " O!k; Sept D 81; oct -.
.st short Ribs-Aug, ss ~; Sept. Is .5i Oct =,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-07
Probing The whisky Trus,

WAsHINGToN, Aug. Jos. b. Green.
hut, OF Peoria, Ills, president OF the
great Western whisky trust, was be
fore the House committee on manuf fac
lures to-day and made some inter.
esting statements concerning tho opera
tions OF the trust. The object OF the
trust, no said, was to secure intelligent
co operation In the distilling business,
and not to corner the market OF
bull prices. Eighty one establishm ments
located In Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Wtscon-
sin, and few Northern states were
in the trust and they produced probably
% per cent OF all the alcohol produced in
this country. Mr.. Greenhut thought an
importdu'y on spirits unnecessary to enable
distil'ers In this country to control the
home make; N TACT the cheapness OF
grain and fuel in this country, enabled dis
tillers to produce superior article al lower
prices than any other country In the world
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-07
Il He an Unruiy Apprentice .

William Dittmsn was heard by Alder.
man Halbach this morning on . charge oil
being an unruiy apprentice. The common.
wealth proved that he absented himself
from the Keystone watch factory without
leave. The defendant denied the allegation,
and called Witnesses TO prove that he had
been sent homo at the times he Is ali cd TO
have been absent without leave by the
foreman OF his room because there ,s O
work for him to do. 1t was also claimed
that the articles OF indsnture arc not blnd-
Ing on the apprentice because thoy were
signed by the mother and not the father.
b. +. Davis, esq, appeared for Dittmsn
The alderman reserved his decision.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-07
The Y, NJ. O, A. Field Day,

The young athletes OF the Young Mems
Christian associat on will have q field day
at McGrann's park on Thursday afternoon.
Members only will take part in the sports
and the following Is the programme: 100
yard dash; three legged race running
b,oad jump; hop, skip and jump; halt
mile race; standing high jump; running
high jump; potato race; one-legged race
sack race; throwing hammer; throwing
base ball; putting shot; standing high
kick I; running high kick wheeloarrow
rece; variety race comical. A game OF
base ball between the y. NJ. q. A. mines OF
York and Lancaster Will be played.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-07
New York Marker.

Fine. s0g!ss; superflne, q 5Od3 10 MINI
sX,ra.G SOS Is, City Mni. Extra. u i5S5i Is.
winter heat extra. e. 1906 co.
Wheat-No !. Red. State. 9sc; No. Q, 97kc:
No, 2 Red, Winter. sept. 9lke; Oct. 9Si.c /;
receipts 1888 shipments % coo.
Corn NO 2. Mixed. CEsh, b7kc
Aug. &c sept, t4hc; receipts. lOi. 30
Oats NO. l. white, state. 4,olSc, No. 2, do.
ie; No mixed, Aug, Slhe; Sept, SOC ;
roeeipts. 81 600 shipments, 1900.
Rye dull state 7oc-
Barley nominal.
Pork dull: Old Mess. Ga Ol<9ls 2S
Lard quiet sept o. 10 oct 80 U2.
:, ~ solasses dull; for bO boiling sto,k. ale
lurpent,ne firm at S6i.c.
Eosin dull strained 10 good Al O2kDN O-N
Petroleum quiet Refined In Gases, 9dc,
noiRhts dull grain to Hun. "a
Buttsr hrm western Creamery, lSk1l9s
Cheese dull; Western Flat, 7dsIIc. ;
state rac,ory, 7k0sc Fancy White, ia0
H.. ohio Flat, 71sl.c.
q sac. -''
tet, 7&c.
Talow strong; Prime City. 4hc.
h'cs nominal Carolina, fair Josood, bs,c
Con st,ady Fair Cargoes. tor Rio. lac
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-07
@-l-III@-l1I-----
kk E2'S,

Rsw YORK, Aug, 7, l p. m.-Money closed
at ~ per cent. (; Exchange steady posted
rates, u sG6t 50: actual rates q s5k0
ts'h for co days and q s7A04 SIX for demand !;
Governments closed quiet; currency 6's,
u 20 bid as coup, q 27s$ 4k's DO, ol OK.
bid.
Tho stock market this morning opened
1s9S per cent. hiaher than 1t close d last night
ana In the early dealings reacted on realizing
sales HIH After the frat cali he market be.
came strong, with the Vanderbilt ana ranger
shares the features. Under tho lead of those
stocks prices advanced = to IL per cent by
noon. The market has since been dull bu [
strong,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-07
Charged With Lavcspy,

John Erisman, young man residing In
the southern part of the city, WAS arrested
to day by Oiticer Bsrnhold, on the charge
OF stealing q silver hunting case watch from
Henry Fslk. The prosecutor and accused
were playing ball with other young men
near Schoenberger's park last evening.
FAlk hung his vest up on the fencs. When
he put on his yes. again he found the watch
was gone. Erismsn was accused of the
theft because he was seen with Falk's vest
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-07
Funeral OF Timothy Flynn.

The body OF Timothy Flynn, who died In
Aiddletown, arrived In this to-day and was
INST at ihe depot by a number OF relatives
and friends who followed II to st. Msry's
cemetery, whero the interment was made.
The deceased was born In Ireland, and
came to tails country many years ago. He
lived Ia Lancaster number years and
went from here to Middletowp, where he
wss employed on The Pennsylvania rail-
Icac.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-07
VIII Go cut In Advance

Charles A. Yecker, son OF b. Yecker,
owner OF Fulton opera house, has accepted
the position OF advance agent of Sisson &
Cawthorne's "Little Nugget" company.
He leaves Tomorrow for Appleton, Wis
c>nsin, from which plsce the compan
starts. Mr.. Ytcber is q hard worker and
will prove va liable man to any company,
" be has had plenty OF experience.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-07

A note Of David Keen, paysb.e TO the order
OF ID. M. Boffenmyer, for u, 100, which went
to protest on Saturday, precipitated the
failure Of Mr.. Keen. Executions were is-
sued against him for a. ae3 81 by the Quar-.
ryvllio National bank, and for s725 BY Con.
rad Q. Hess, and lis property hss boon
levied upon by the sherifi. Tho amount OF
;ss judgments entered against Keen In the
prothonotsry's ofiico aggregate e9,95a tits
thought thst Mr.. Keen IL the owner OF sufli.
.cisnt property 10 ray all the claims asainst
him.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-07

A LOST li0v.

Yesterday three year.old boy was found
wandering around Centre Square. officer
OF took him to the station house where he
vas claimed In an hour by his parents,
who live In Concord street. The little
fellow was very Independent and "kicked"
about going with tho ofiicsr.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-07
Reduced Rates to BiaIne Reception vis HOUND
BroOk Route TO New York,

Reduced Rates to Biains Rsct pti0n via Hound
BROOK Route TO New York.
To enable parties to attend the reat Blaine
denomination In New York, the Reading
railroad Will sell excursion tickets on August
sth. ana also for all trains that arrive in new
York by noon of August 9th. at fare one way
for the round ttip for parties OF twenty or
more on ono ticket. The tickets will be sold
not only from Philadelphia. but from all
points on the line Of the Philadelphia 4 Read.
ing railroad.
1he parade in New York will take place the
day following Mr.. Biaine's arrival in New
York, thus possibly changing the above dates
for sales OF tickets. Excursion tickets, as
ab ,ve. will be good to return With four DAYS
after nrst day OF sale. aug7sd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-07
Waiting This City,

VIM. Allan Curr, general manager Of
the National Alliance, Temple Court, New
York, formerly stationed here, is with his
wife spending vacation In this city. He
reports successful season all over the
state.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-07
Not Tried For Murder.

RAyENSA, Ohio, August The iudict.
ment against James Robinson, of Pittsburg,
for completely In the murder OF Detective
Hulligsn, was nolled yesterday on the
ground that the ruling OF the circuit court
made a nviction impossible. Robinson
was released yesterday from the county
iall,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-07
s..olauon. on Death o, Gen. sheridan.

kssoiarions on Death OF Gen. sheridan.
A. the regular meeting of Encampmsnt
No IA. Union Veteran Legion, held last
evening. Colonel Commander j. A. L.
Nod appointed Q committee consisting of
II. r. Brsnsmsp, w. ID. stsufier, A. @.
Leonard, J. ID. Lands and j. II. McCully
" pr~rsra salisbie resolutions 10 references
~ lEs as4ih OF Gen Sheridan.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-07

The Mennsrchor had Q large crowd st
their picnic yesterday, aud tho East End
railway was kept busy hauling crowds to
Tells Hahn. During the afternoon and
evening there was plenty OF fnn. Tsylor's
orchestra ana the Liberty band furnished
the music, and dancing was kept up until
evening
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-07
Prosecutions Withdrawn

The suit for hesertion against John
stetter, and ono for receiving stolen goods
against his mother were WITHDRAWN this
afternoon at the 'fiics OF Alderman Hal
bach and the costs paid.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-07
Affected nv the Heat

Christian Ffalley, assessor Of tho Eighth
ward, was overcome by the heat this morn.
ing on West King street. He va, taken
into McNaughton's store on West King
street, where DR.. Mccormick attended
him, and he WIS then removed to bis
home.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-07
A Very Hot Week

For week past the maximum temp sra
ture In this city has been Is follows az 10.
corded by Harry Demuth: WEDNESDAY
August ls., Sc; Thursday, SO Friday, ss
Saturday, 90; Sunday, 90; Monday, 20
Tuesday, 90.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-07

Prot Gleason, the horse trainer, IL In
town and stopping at the keystone house.
He is trying TO arrange TO give an exbibi-
tion In McGrann's park next week.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-07
Gave Ball For Trial,

William E. johnson. who was sued for
breach of promise on Monday by Ida Hiiz,
gave ball In the sum of 9 200 for his sppear-
ancs ss the August term OF the common
pleas court.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-07

regular meeting OF tho Bandanna club
will be held at the Centennial hotel this oven
Ing.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-07

Live STOCK MarEsts.
CHICAGO, Aug. o -Cattle--Receipts, 1900 ;
shtpments. 700 market steady stee o. eS g.
90 CO.; stockers and feeders, q OQ0s 20
cows bulls and mixed. u o003 90 Texas cat
ue. " ZOOS 20 western rangers. e3 S50l o.
1000 market and prices strongi light.
eS006Sc heavy. s8 COOS 90; mixed, q $500 90;
sheep -ksceipts, 2 O1o head; shipments,
1000 market strongnr: natives, % 1904 75
western shorn. % a. 20 1exas shorn. g ESQ
77k lambs, u 6O66 o.
kAsr LIBIRrv. Cattle - Receipts, 2oal ;
shipmentS, g92G head market steady on good
At LAST weeks prices; common and medium
demoralized and 10Gp25c on from last week q
prices; no cattle shipped to New York tc-
day.
Hogs Receipts. $500 head shipments
S6O0 market fair Philadelphia. e8 coo
$40; mixed. &c 7o06 20 Workers., % 6O0e co
common 70 fair. GO 2O06 40; pigs, u 0006 10
no cars shipped TO New York to-day.
sheep Receipts. 5000 shipments. 800
market active prime. a soeDi IS; fair to good
1 sssO0i; common to fair. ~ 6o03 lambs, a 8
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-07

DIR 1HEEL's last lecture on weak, neryou.
b'ood poison ana debilitated men sent free O.
charge. Address, DIR. TnKEL. No. G3s North ltt
street, Philadelphia. Pa. jyS0h.W W,slyd&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-07

lust OPENED-A BAG OF PRIME
resifted Canary Seed al 10 cents a QUAR-
Bro Seed ana Gravel in packs Ssh ions
sony focd and X rd Tonic. at
HuBLEY's DRUG sTORM
10 West King Street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-07
fhllndelphia Produce Market.

PHILADELPHIA. sAug. 7,-Flour firm sales
80 bols MINI. Bakers. q !OG4 90 , enn u.
family. eS sOIS s0i western DO. o. 1904 is I;
byo, $50
wheat-Aug. aOa.c Sept. Gle; Oct. slkc,
Corn-AuR, tlkc sept, sbc: oct, SIC
oats-Aug. $40; Sept SSc; Oct, S3ac. II