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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1888-02-09

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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1888-02-09

NELLY's FORD, NELSON Co. VA.
November 1885,
Food Treatment Coad
business Could
cans of this and adjoining countless
Harnsberger Hisemedes began
to build In three months
lbs still aoeU going time.
W.
personally acquainted with w.
statement be w,
z,
LYNwooD VA.
certify that August 1885, Hansberger
Piles
physicians.
u.s. STRAYER.
will be permanent
G. W. KEMPER M. D.
to before this 1885,
H MOORE, j.. p.
Address, FOOD TREATMENT COMPANY.
lain ST.. StauntOn, Va.
hville, Tenn
Richland beacon., 1888-01-14
A Gloomy Outlook.

The Reformers have had q great
deal to say in this campaign about
those parishes in which there is q
large negro majority supporting
Governor McEnery Tensas has
especially been the target at which
their shafts have been discharged.
Now we are no alarmist Ond unless
we greatly change our mind (of
which there is no prospect in sight
we shall support the nominee Of the
State convention, even though that
nominee be General Nicholls-the
most Objectionable man to us in the
entire State. But what will lie the
consequence if Governor McEnery
carries out bis pledge of removing
from Office every returning officer
and every registrar who throws any
impeachment in the way of free bal-
lot and fair count.
Mr.. Alex Bruster. of Orleans par
ish, has already rendered to Gov
ernor McEnery his resignation as
supervisor of registration, to take
effect on the appointment of his sue
cessor In referring to this the
Times Democrat says:
Governor McEnery declared Ill his
Avenue theatre speech his purpose
to exert all his power to lave this
spring ali election free from all doubt
and suspicion, an election absolutely
fair, at which every vote would be
counted as cast, whether cast by
white or black; and he announced
his further purr ose to remove any
officer who, he had reason to believe,
would not exert himself to this end
of fair election, and to appoint men
OH whom he could depend for this.
In view Of this promise, we may
expect the appointment of super
visor of registration who will allow
no abuses, no fraudulent registration,
no false counting of votes. but will
see fair election, honestly conduct
ed, and where the votes are honestly
counted, no matter who may be in
jured thereby
We sincerely trust that our appre-
tensions for the future may be i'll
grounded--the result of factlonal
prejudice, if you will-but with the
lights before us we cannot dispel
them. Certainly the Reformers have
assumed very grave responsibility
aud one to which they will be held
to strict account by the white peo-
pie of Louisiana. If they cannot
force Gen. Nichols, if he should lie.
come governor. to falsify his own
record and prove recreant to his own
differences, then heaven save the
State. Shreveport Times.
Richland beacon., 1888-01-14
SPEECH Of PERCY hOBERTS-.i
CLOUIAG TRIBUTE.

H.. or ,,..,.., ,,oi,,;c,I ,,,,,,,e
,,I r.,.o,,I J,.,,oc, ~, vhep men who have
rendered ys,ual,i, aud inestinal,le service,
to tie State are <av,.c'y a.>ailrd and he
nonnrrd II Is p',.as,nr To know TIA, ihcle are
.nr,r few men ~ the .rp .,iriun ~ io are
able 10 rise ah Ive the IL u'tG> 81 'iprc"
partisan ,!.Ip and IL irarr--!y rr'd'f I",''r"
Ia hose "i'h whom hey nIcr i'.h-h shoulder
"a sl,n"l.i.r f,r I,i' redemption "i Louisiana.
M,n hsr Charles Mp Purkril'. 81 Shieve-
port. an, Percy kn'e'.r-, at til"an-, "i.o'
i.orlu-.. th"v have r-pnu-rd iir cause OF
Gen. Ni,hoil, and a'r 'a.'"l": earnestly and
.naui,!iy l"r ~ -"rrr-~, - tot ie"i called
n,uu 10 ron0ti'''r 'rI'li>'i.S h1>'d upon
rnn'u,j ,esp~,t AID ai'rt'rm SIMPLY be-
rLtl-, ui p",i'rhl dii''r"i''"~. h"h VINO nave
'n.. r.'ar.'-' {" r'''r III q" "''"v'ru""' IA the
lore 20 ra." t'ny "a N'!'"-i dri'n'''"n'
>u.h ,ncn a." II r'riH I" our common
,ua'.',.s'i ani - 80" >h'", and II j. greatly
~ H.. sirp'uf"ri 90 lazy -i"nld >''nl 'n' 81
>,r.'i :,' g." i'i--c"i.-, '.""uN by M'it 'c'y
,,.....It, g. ',u.nI,t>.
=: 80 ,...u..,,- .,,r induced by reading the
i,.,,g.r., ga. iu. and glow ~ tribute to 'h'
u,.. Ulr. .,.i In. ia"vemrut tor tn orer'
t.i..N nI nti..,.i,n ty Hon. Percy Roberts.
ga hs -.''cth delivered last evening al
Nrr.,. !!lil:
a.. D.no.,,,;,. r,,;y in that bitter con,
.,.t,n.,,I ,.L,i,,> and t,u.lt With
"''' h"'n n"d ~" h'"' t" 'h' rn , ,"r ',,
house and n,s nav nira,urc 10 bchcye AMI
Ire''rr that the aIo" aud credit ct cur we.
"'s "''I',E - "'"'" ,,n.. conn, ~ ,y
Hr. II, srea,. There were Jonas, and
" " :. anu ""'''"'', ~" rn.r nnd rl,rt.
man, and White, and purrc. ani MrTrscy.
A"i mere "l'' I'", im"", an" a'p nIr.a',
o. III. hishe,, and best, was L. A. Burke.
The MAJOR Is on the wrong s'de OF or nous u@
lercn, WINS Of the party. know lie i,
Richland beacon., 1888-01-14
S..turd y. January IA, 1888
OFFICIAL DIREC /ORl.
STATE OFFICERS


Governor: $ D. McEnary. nf u ,arl',
l-ui Gov. Clay kunhiack. at LafnuIrlr.
Sec Z" State, o,rar Arroyo. oi plajueuInr..
Aud Pub Acc'ls q H. Steele It Urlnn
State Treasurer r.. A. Burke at Orleans.
Any Gen. ". j. Cunningham ut N,crnchcs
>Hpi Of ruh FL W. Eu>ion, OF Orleans.
UNITED STATES SLNArOEs.
X. Gibson Il ORLEANS. J.B Eu,:is ct O,lcars.
IJpGEs OF TIE SUPREME >'ouHr.
hrii Justice Edw ,'crmntrz, ct O.ran..
Associa,c " r. Z, rcche. at :, Inmr..
{. T. fenner Of Otlrsn-.
X r. Toid OF Nor"hou,,
'' ID. T. Wa,sirs Red Rlv-r
CIRCUIT CT. or ArrEALs IND 1T.
A. a G,nby Of Onarhi'a.
]. b. Clinton Of ST Hclcna.
CoSGnEssMAN 9Th District.
C.Ncwton of Morchou.e
DIsrHIcT JUDGE 9Th Fud Dstlic'.
E.P. Williams Of Eichand.
7. II. Tolrr Dis, ATTY -
PARISH OFFICERS.
{ crk nf Court Jno. s. SnmneIlir.
) ,e'h Lem Scott. Assessor Geo. {. Purvis.
Printer. Wiley p. Mansham
Parish Treasurer, ". Sums.
T. Scott Returning Oificer.
Police JURoHS.
President. G. +. Balicur: Members, 8. S,cir
u. Edwards, n. +. v'rk-r.. VIM. A.
B"ushron. g. A. Macs, J. T.. Stokes.
Clerk Of The Police Jury, Jno. +. Lovele>s.
Richland beacon., 1888-01-14

Our little boy had heard that j.
II. RHYMES had a hot bed and lie
insisted on us going with him to see
it, and to satisfy the boys curiosity
and our own desire to see how it
WAS arranged we walked out in MIR.
Rhymes field. 1t consisted OF a
plank box six feet wide and about
60 feet long, covered with domestic
IN sections. 1t is constructed ON the
south side of II levee. That the
vegetable business will pay there
can be no doubt. The trouble will
b. that 50 many will engage in the
business under the delusive idea
that it requires very little work to
accomplish great results.
This will not do. Whatsoever
we find 10 do, do it with might"
There is no place for drones in the
garden business. Ihnse who plan,
cotton and wait sbr the colored man
to work it, we imagine would not
make successful truck planters. To
succeed ut this business you mus,
put IN your time. We; 9 ables will
not grow when cLoked by grass aud
weeds. Unfortunately for the cotton
belt few who engage in cotton pro-
du,tion are suited for any othe,
pursuit. B fore eogaging in this
vegetable | u i. Q - our advice is 1,
max up your minds that it is nc
chi!d's play.
Richland beacon., 1888-01-14
PERSONAL MENTION.
VIM. r. Hcmler came up Thurs
day from the 4th ward.

VIM. r. Hcmler came up Thurs
day from the 4th ward.
Jno. III. GULL, Geo. {. Purvis and
J. w. Simms left on Sunday for the
Baton Rouge convention.
Capt. Wells went down Mon
day.
w. T. Wynn (known a, uncle
Billie was in Ravvillc on Saturday.
1t has been long time since we
SAW uncle Billie.
L. y. Boics and ]. J.. Boics were
in Rayville on Saturday.
W. d. Durham was in town on
Saturday.
w. Il. Baird WAS IN Rayville
Tuesday,.
l.. NJ. Mccoy wa, in town OF
Thursday.
The brother of Judge Williams
from TcXae arrived iii Ravvi!e on
Thursday morning. lie is accom-
panied By his wife. We were sorry
TO see him on crutcncs. He was out
here two or three years ago on 1
visit
r. l.. Binion came up on Friday
on his wav to Clinton, Miss. will,
his brother sam, who goes to Gin
ton for the purpose of entering the
College.
Richland beacon., 1888-01-14
Simmons Liver Regulator

IS what the name indicates Regulator" Of
that mos, important, organ, the Liver. l.
your Liver out OF orders Then is your whole
>ystem deraDged, the breath offensive, you
have headache, feel languid, dispiri'ed, and
nervous, no appetite, sleep is troubled and
anrefreshing. Simmons Liver Regulator
restores the healthy action ofihe Liver. See
ina, ycn get TIE genuine, prepared by J. Fl
Ie.llu {, 10. J.-lm
Richland beacon., 1888-01-14

The Republicans are organizing
and the friends Of Gen. Nichols NAV
make up their minds for hard fight
il he secures the nomination. 1t il
to I've hoped. for The good cf the
party that good third man will be
selected.
Will the democrats rally to the
man who has made war upon the
party organization Of the State l.
n serious question. We will sup
port the candidate nominated by the
Democratic party.
Richland beacon., 1888-01-14
Wives! Mothers! Daughte RS /!

BE YOUR OWN PHYSICIAN! A lady
aho for yrars suffered from distressing fe.
sraie complaints, weaknesses, etc, so common
,o her lex. and had dcspaired Of cure.
iinaly fonnJ remedies which completely cured
her Any sufferer can use them and thus
cure herself, without the aid Of physician
From feelings Of gratitude she will send tmo
,,r-srrir,ons-w l,ich cured her-and an il
ln-'rared pamphlet entitled Tue STEPPISG-
SroxE TO HEALTH" AMI toll instructors
sealed Address Twill . cent s'amI), Mrs
" c. HOLMES. t5s Broadway, n. Y.
Name this paper Oct %, 's-.-12m-sd.
Richland beacon., 1888-01-14

+ Alexander. Boaue Chir'o, Miss. Trap.
CT. Bromwrll, Helena, Ark. Car starter
! y DIauahon. one half as-ignor TO L.
Van desaer. Many, La. Try square.
Dunkin, Bridgeport, w. Va. Checs row
planter.
r II Elliott, Memphis, Tenn. Hydraulic
excava,or.
& W Evans, West Union, W Va. Tread
power.
W Fletcher, Covington, Ky. StuCins
dolls
W.T. Harvey, Baltimore, Nd. Machine
for dressing store.
j Henry. Baltimore. Md. Soldering tool.
&c Huber, Huber, Ky Mai; bag.
B Andrews, New Orleans. La. Cotton
gin.
CIV Bartlett, Clifton Springs, Va. Lub-
r;cator.
w Burt. Csscilla. Miss. Coffee register
W B Chisoim. Charleston, S. G. Fish
plate for railway rails.
G D-Iafed, Mobile, Ala. Pile or pier.
J J. Dew, Free State, ). c. Fertilizer
Gistributon
Fl II Gentry, Opelousas. La. Steam boiler
" j. Gordon Rome, la Car coupling.
+ VI Hewitt Beirne, Arl c.. coupling
+ lvey, Ashpo'e N. {. Cart saddle aud
YOKE.
j Lanele,. New Orleans, La. Dough
press
CT Mason, Sumter, s. e. Cotton picker
Richland beacon., 1888-01-14
CONSUMPTION SURELY CURED.

To TIE ELIroa-p.-,.c inform your read
ers ,lla have = positive remedy for the
aluyr ra.nnl disra.r 81 ~ timely use
ii. u,ards oi hcpr.,'-s eases have been per
,nau"n'iy cnrpt. s'al BE- s!:d IN send tw"
h,i,r, of nay remedy FREE " any OF your
read,..s vino hrvr consumption il they will
.enI nr rher expires ari post office address.
Respectfully. ! A. SLul W. VI. D.
!SI Peal S.. New York. El9-Gm
Richland beacon., 1888-01-14

Sale Of The minors, Edward. Samuel, Julia
and Be- jamin SprewelI's property.
Ry virtue Of an order from ttn 9th District
Court in and fer tie parish Of 0uachi'a, | will
offer for sale a, the Court House door in the
town of Rayvie, Richiand Parish,
On the lS,l. day Of February, 1888,
the following property belonging to said
minors:
A tract of land fronting on Boeuf River and
bounded above by land belonging 10 Sandy
E.,ous and below by Hubbard Poe and in the
rear by Clara SprewelI
Terms of sale cash-for not LEES than TIE
appra:serneut
Dec. 3rd 1857. LEN SCOTT,
d3-2s6t1I Sheriff.
Richland beacon., 1888-01-14

The Vmk,hnrg Herald newspaper. iri
"i!ice AMI bIn'irry was destroyed Ivy fire
yesterday morring AT : O'clock The pape,
appeared a. nsnai yesterday morning. Tie
nwnrr. nj il,e Herald had the material OF the
Commercial which they absorbed few
years aso " fill baex uron. A fortunate re.
serve The insurance On The building arr.
ssrk is .ai ~ ne $4,000 which viii only
partially cover lie loss --!onrnal Of 10Th.
Richland beacon., 1888-01-14

Less ~ 10 over drawn by ward 9th. 10 be
appor'oned from interest on l6 See Sl33 81.
Sheriff 1865 75 which was examined by a
committee composed Of Rhymes and Boies
and found correct aud vouchers burned.
The Treasurer was allowed $50 IS as COM
mission on amount discussed up 10 date.
The Assessor reported 1880 polls for the year
1887 aud was allowed ST. 60 commission.
The members handed in their annual reports
Of the condition. value and numbers of school
houses in their wards. Rev. T. N. Rhymes
was appointed IN attend superin,endenis con-
vea'ion To be held at Baton Rouge Oh 2nd
and 3rd Of February, 1883.
On motion, house adjourned until mex,
regular meeting.
W. T. lNSLEY,
Secretary.
Richland beacon., 1888-01-14
VENIRE LIST.

List Of the Jurors drawn by the Jury Com
mission Of the Parish Of Richland on the 18th
day OF December, A. D., 1897. to serve a,
the February term 1883 Of the 9th Judicial
District Court, in and tor TIE Parish Of Rich
land, State OF Louisiana. Said term TO be
held and Il begin on Monday, February 9th
y l-SS
Richland beacon., 1888-01-14
MEETING OF SCHOOL BOARD.


At a regular meeting Of the School Board
held in the court house lis day, The following
members were present: B. Myrick, pres-
dent w. T. Insey, secretary; Rev. L. n.
Rhymes, W. r. Hcmbler and J. l.. Boies
The minutes OF las, meeting read and ap,
proved.
The Sheriff submitted his report, showing
he had collected up to date 1857 IS; had
paid in the Treasury 1866 10; which was
examined by committee composed OF
Rhymes. Hembler and Boies and found
correct, and same accepted The Treasurer
then presented his report showing amount
and wards:
Richland beacon., 1888-01-14
W. L. lSSLEY,
Secretary.

II Afforded us sreai pleasure u meet oar
handsome and deserve,!!y popular yo,na
friend Stephen Fanlk, Eaq. of Rayvii,, il,
our town during the week. Mr.. Fauk is a
'i-ire young lawyer. and a prominent cand,-
date for District Attorney Messenger.
Richland beacon., 1888-01-14

One of the most uncalied for
murders occurred in New Orleans on
Monday night about 10 o'clock. 1t
seems that man by the name OF
Edwards had some trouble with his
wife and she left him and went to a
place to board where her two single
sisters, Misses Kate and Lula Liwis,
were boarding. On the evening
above named two medical students
called on the young ladies. DR..
Kuyrendali FROM Texas anu Jordan.
1t seems they were about To retire
when they were informed that man
was out side acting in a suspicious
manner. They remained a nome Mt
or two and got up to start, bid the
ladies good night and just at that
time Edwards rushed in. DR.. Kuy.
Kendall who had never met Edwards
before bowed to him, aud Edwards
rushed upon Him, seized him by tho
collar, drew pistal and shot him
once in the left side and once in the
right side. Edwards then turned
and shot his wife in the shoulder
aud left. The wounded were con.
veyed TO the hospital where the
Doctor died the next day from his
wounds. Mrs. Edwards will re-
cover.
Edwards is brothe, .in-law OF
Judge Seay, of Shreveport.
Richland beacon., 1888-01-14

To cases Of fresh wounds 10 which
DR.. Ticbenor's An,iscptic is used ac-
CO. dug to directions. and fails 10 give
sa faction. will paw for the medi-
cine. Z. NJ. SHERROUSE.
Agent,
Richland beacon., 1888-01-14
PATENTS CIR ANi..D

to citizens of the Southern States
during the past week, & reported ex-
prcssly for the BEACON by I. a.
Snow * Go. Patent lawyers, Opp. L.
S. Patent Office, Washington d. c.
Richland beacon., 1888-01-14
LORD & TK0MsS, sd;ss;'sias. . %
40 Randolph 81, Chicero, keep this paper on NC
nnd are sa an'nSssC SS ADVERTISERS.

Malaria. Tho very mention Ct if y:
1igl,.narci whoever has suffered ircT
this lighting ri. Ease knows what I;
dread sco,lrgo ii is. and how it sccr.
almost i;npos;il!a to tradi.gte it fror
the system. SMITHS DiLE BEAN;
will most surely destroy lie rcir.5j @
Malaria. and af.or,l permanent relief
Dose, one bean. = cents pei bottle.
For sale by al druggists and dealers u.
medicine. or sent POSTPAID on receipt u
pc. l. s:.- r"r. g Tie cc:-.::--;;:.y.
Richland beacon., 1888-01-14
4 Just Verdict.
The Jury Returns A Verdict In Favor o
Miss Campbell for S45 0C0.

Miss Campbell for S45 OC0.
New York, January lO.--There was again
an extraordinary crowd in par, II Of the
Supreme Cougt this morning. and so large
was il that the doors could no lie closed
The space within the bar was impossible.
As soon as it was made nown last evenii.e
that the jury in the Campbell hr5uckIe breach
of promise CASE had agreed upon a verdic;
the belief became ui.!versal tha; "Burnis
Campbell Ms the pI,iniiH has been known
from the title given to her by Mr. Arbnckle
ia his letters, had been successful aud til.
announcement Of Tie exact amoUnt that had
been awarded {. her was impaienily waited
for. AT 1890 o'clock this morning the Jury,
with No. / absent. were escorted to their
seats through a private door and the foreman
drew the sealed verdict rom his pockei
Neither plaintiff nor defendant was in court
aud ex- Judge Fullerton, Of the complainant
counsel, was the only principal lawyer present
Judge Beach road the verdict without any
change Of countenance and then handed it to
Clerk Lyon To make 1t known. The clerk
read that $4,000 had been awarded TO Miss
tdUllDt DtCdNet W tlit VI Sudf e
Arbuckle, the mllirnaire coffee merchant to
keep bis promise Of marriage nth the plain
tiff TIE announcement, was greeted with
applause and low>pi;ched whistles. They
were quickly sienced Lawyer Ru.hmoIe.
of the prosecution, imrncdiateiy moved for
extra allowance. Mr. Fullerton seconded the
motion and congratulated defense on the
smallness of the ar'ounr. Lawyer Tiliney
Of the defense, opposed the motion. hut Judge
Beach granted "Bunnie" Campbell's counsel
$1,000, and Tillney then moved 10 set asiie
the verdic' as excessive anG against the
weight of evidence. This was denied, but
"Baby Bunting" was allowed stay Of ex'
ecnion aud entry Of Judgment for iory-iive
days, in which he can decide whether to
pay the $4,000 TO "Bunnie," or to appea
the case The latter course will probsby be
adopted. Elk.
Richland beacon., 1888-01-14
Wanted.
nance.

4 fresh wound that DR.. Ticbenor's
Antiscp,ic will not heal with salts
faction 10 its present owner. Ad-
dress C.. NJ. S, Baton Rouge, La.
Richland beacon., 1888-01-14
CITY STEAM SAW NALL
ANH
SHIhGLE FACTORY,

MOHROE. LOUISIANA
EEANINj taken charge Of the above Mil
"a the business Will he continued IN the
lame oi CHls. A. powNry. All orders viii
~ promptly and carefully filled Lumbero
~ dimension will D. shipped on order, either
by Steamboat or railroad The best quality
ct CYPRESS and PINE LUMBER guaran'
pl. 4 large sup ly of Cypress Shinyls 5
constantly on haui at reasonable prices.
planning maclne - attached TO the mill. and
Ill orders Tor dressed lunler will be prompt
- dlied. Mr. l.. Tiiche is my authorized
gents at hayviIlc. and all orders lefi VIII
,hem kill be promptly attended 10.
liIAS. A. DOWNE".
payyilr, Ia. Jan. !, lSS1.-ly.
Richland beacon., 1888-01-14

You always get "valae receive
when You Luy DR.. Tica, mrs Ami
srp'ir." and you eau buy il from +
". TLoW Us on, Delhi.
Richland beacon., 1888-01-14

Dr.. Tichenor's Antisep,ic cures
.cald head.
Richland beacon., 1888-01-14
DYSPEPSIA,


Is that misery experienced when we sud.
denly become aware that we posseSsn
Ciabol!cal arrangement called stomach
The stomach Is the reservoir from which
every fore and tissue must be nourished
danny trouble with Il IS soon felt through,
QUIZ thc whole system. Among "a dozen
dyspcptic> no two Will have the same nc
dominant symptoms. DyspcpticSoiactivo
mental power and a bilious trmperainent
are subject To Sick Headache: those
hc>hy andp hlcEmaticL:.yc Constipation
NHl.c 'Hf tiiiii ANA rNuuSarc abandoned
tpcloomy iOrChoslingS. Suincdyxncn,',,
are Wonderfully inis,tful; others hayc
great irri,abIi.iy OF temper
Whatever form Dyspepsia may take.
one tLln, ~ certain,
Richland beacon., 1888-01-14

DR.. Tichenot's Aniiscp:ic cures
Sore Throat.
Richland beacon., 1888-01-14
SECOND v EEK.

hereby certify the above names were
drawn by the Jo.y Commission to serve for
the respective weeEs for which they Were
dslwu, lhi, l?th day OF December, a. d..
1857. JNO. S. 81 NMERLIN,
Clerk 9Th Dist. CouIt, Parish Of R.chand,
Richland beacon., 1888-01-14

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-17
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS..
IT .rr-prc OF NEw.yoRK DEALINGS.

The grain markets need brief description cash
wheat was marked up 2d3 cents but exporters held OH
and the milling demand almost stagnant The
speculation was dull that 100000 bushels embraced
the total record, and until the close were the
fluctuations than trivial The West sent Ia orders
late which rallied prices, and market ended strong
December opened 2 cent higher at al III IA, fell below
81 IL ana closed up a rally OF over cents. May
Oppncd lower atS1 Ia L. and closed at about
top notches Corn 1d1 IA lower on the spot but
shippers hcc buyers, taking over 100000 bushels
The speculation stimulated by the commercial demand
closed firm Without material change Oats were
strong the spot and steady OptOn business was
done. Lard and lower, free selling by tho
West and connections here.
Inc nnai quotations as follows Wheat-October
Fl % l-2i November 81 II Ss December, ~ IS IL !;
January, ~ II 12 May 81 II Is COfn-Ociober 30 81
NoAcmoer. 81 December 81 January A. IL Nay
az "a cuts. oas-Ocobcr, - 49, November 80 - +;
December 81 IL January, 32 IL cents Iari-october
* 80; November, 20 o. December, 20 Az January,
- i2i February, is a March, IS &c; APRIL % 40 ;
May 4e %.
The receipts OF -four and grain reported yesterday
New-York, Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston were
follows; Wheat 49, G2 bushels; corn, 2ll.S5O bushels
oais. 2Q502S bushels; total grain; 5Ii,2S5 bushels
Hour oJ,26l packages. The airNals al Chicago, NIL
MauEee and St Louis were wheat, l29 5O7 bushels
UGS, o23 bushels oats $50 1874 bushels; grain
l,O'y10i bushels; Hour, 80, 81 barrels.