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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-02-09

Almost every paper we take W
contains some horrible crime. Wha
q fearful state of affairsl We dislike
to furnish our readers with this kind
Of reading, but is it not the duty of 6
journalist to give such news as g
warning to those who, perchance
might be subject to the same treat
ment?
Twelve miles from Summit, Miss,
Mrs. Gordon's house was visited by
three negroes, who asked admission
as there was fearful storm raging
The mother with FIVE children were
seated at the fire. The eldest girl
"A years Of age.
What horrible thing for the
mother and eldest child to be forced
to submit to their vile purposes, the
mother offering money and cotton for
the protection Of her daughter, which
was refused.
y THE community is wild
with excitement. One negro has been
caught and was Immediately dis
patched. The others are at large, but
every effort is being made to catch
them. The darkey who was caught
is supposed to have made confession
duplicating number of others"
Is it any wonder that the commu-
nifty is wild with excitement? What
is to be done about this state of af
fairs? As a matter of course the
wretches are dispatched when caught.
That does not cure the damage. 1t
is terrible state of affairs when
ladies are afraid to go. about in the
country, but when their fre-sides are
invaded by these black fends and
sueh outrages committed as the one
above recited to. it is enough to raise
the blood in every true AngloSaxon.
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80: =: ]: : y; !:
e. Secure H alshI
A0 III Ak, Faction to tho Ii "a,
y - q "a d relieve ali iii,
ious troubles.
ssssS Sss'os'si 10 s!...iz sr:es 25s ~ prges.sa

Several years ago chamberlain Il Co. Of
Dies MONIES, Iowa, u"n.m~m~d he manu-.
i"c'"rr If a '""gh remedy. believing it 10 b..
'"r most pr'"np' AMI reliable preparation vet
produced tor coughs. coIds AMI Group. that
The public srPr-riaf" true merit. and ~ time
I" ~"- certain 10 become popular Thei.
most sa'R"'ne hopes have been more than
realized. Over three hnndreL h"nssnd hot
Ties "f Chan''~r'sins Cough Remedy are nnw
"''d each year. aad il j. recognized as '.ihr
best made" wherever il i. known. II will
cure severe cold in less time Than Rnv other
treatment. For saIe by Dr.. Bsssley. d9o.lm
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-02-09
Immigration.

These adopted citizens of Louisiana
are to give their testimony and ex-
rerience regarding their residence in
Louisiana, and if they desire, to give
data and statistics of the products
and resources Of the different sections
of the State, al to be printed in pam
phlet form and sent back to their
relatives and friends. Attendance is
not limited to delegates, but all citi-
zens Of the class named are cordially
invited to come and they Will meet
with a hearty welcome.
The Convention will be organized
and be Differed and entirely controlled
by these representatives from the
Gulf, Atlantic and Middle States, and
the speeches Of their orators, decora-
tons and music will make it an en-
joyable and never to be forgotten &C.
casion.
LIT. Governor James Jetfries, of
Rapides parish, will formerly open
the convention, and many other dis
tinguished orators will speak.
Railroad rates for delegates and all
former citizens of the States named in
the call attending the convention are
as follows; Vicksburg, Shreveport &
Pacific, one fare going, and on pre-
sentation of certificate of Secretary
of convention to railroad agent, one
third fare returning as the local fare
is Sc. per mile, this is equal to 4c. per
mile for the round trip. Texas &
Pacific, &c. per mile for the round
trip. Southern Pacific Morgan r.
R. one fare for the round trip. All
tickets good from February 18th to
and including 22nd.
Those attending convention will
please on arrival at Ruston, promptly
register their names, and present and
former residence, and receive their
badges.
By order Of the State Immigration
Association,
GEO. NORMAN.
Fl. Fl. BAKER, President.
Secretary
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-02-09
GIRARD DRIFTWOOD.

Miss Ella Munh"lland, Of West
Monroe, is spending n few days witt
tie social and accomplished lad.
Mrs. Ed. M,rick. Miss Ella ha.
numerous friends in this, her OF,
home, who warmly welcome h.,
back.
Rev. Mr.. Patterson delivered ~
eloquent sermon Sunday morning
He exhorts his people 10 build =
church here, and seems likely to sue
csed.
We are pleased to have in on,
midst again, Mrs. Easton, of DELHI
wh" is spending some time with he,
relatives.
We had the pleasure of being
present at the marriage of Mr. Vile,
Roberts to Mrs. Cora Harrell, which
occurred last Wednesday +v-niny a
3 o'clock. Rev. Mr.. Patterson Of.
iriating. The bride was l+c"mingl,
ired in an t|e ant costume g,
brown silk, and !. ok-d the personili,n.
ti"n of perfect happiness. The groom
wore a neat suit If black and looked
NJ though tie very desire # his hear,
had been gratifed.
Miss Katie WaShorn made flyin.
trip to Delhi last week.
"PANSY."
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-02-09

One Of the most cheeky things we
have seen lately is proposition OF
c. B. Fly, of Coffeeville, Miss, who
makes the extraordinary proposition
to pay 81 so at the end of six months
for a five-inch advertisement the
paper to be sent during the contin-
nance of the adj. Five inches six
months is worth, at standing rates,
SIG 90.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-02-09
Divorced From Rod Lowry.

jackson, Miss, February 4.-Judge
Cowan to-day in the chancery court
granted the bill sued out bv Mrs.
Mamie Lowry, asking for a divorce
from her husband, Rod Lowry, and
restored her maiden name, Mamie
Hemingway. The defendant made
no defence except to file an answer to
the bill.-Commercial Herald.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-02-09
NOTICE.

All persons applying tor License for ths
wear 1889 are hereby noriti-h TO comfy will
>e, 20 of Act n" lnl q, 1886 S-id Lmen.s
are due snd ro'iernbe On Jan'y lsr, 1859.
Dec 29th. 1889. LEM SCOTT,
Sheriff and FIX -Oflicn Tax Collector
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-02-09

In the Shreveport Times of 9th is
state l that Chas. V. Porter, of the
Democrat, is suffering with varioloid,
and was removed from the residence
where he boarded to the hospital.
He had not exposed himself to any
small pox.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-02-09

Every day that the sun rises upon
the American people it sees an ad-
dition of $500, 900 to the accumula-
~ of wealth in the United States
which is equal to one third of the
daily accumulation OF all mankind
outside Of the United States.-Ex.
And still great many are opposed
to a tariff reform or retrenchment.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-02-09

The Court has been taken up with
civil business this week. There has
been no jury except the grand jury in
session.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-02-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE.

State OF Louisiana. Parish Of Richland,
eth District Court.
Succession Of F.. n Leggiit, Deceased
Whereas. Jane. a. L-gxmr l,a> filed in ,h.
'itHc- If the Dist Court. in and for said parish
~ Rnhiand his final account in said .urres.
Now. therefore, unless opposi'inn ne made
'her-'" v NH" ten day. ircin The tate herroi.
,h- SAIL account will lie ioinolo.s,pl in all It's
Iarrs.
JNO +. LOVELESS.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-02-09

Our young friend, H. P. Wells, Jr.,
has been appointed one Of the inspec-
tors at the Custom House in New
Orleans.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-02-09

offer fnr SALE. my h,if interest in the
>ai" N hu>in-s. a. J. J. Mmyar Il Co
Tins l. paying invr-rm-m for any one
WIN t-sir-s m,ner the Sai,m'n business.
Rayv,llr, l., Feb 2ni. 1889.
G. W MORGAN.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-02-09
PERSONAL MENTION.

DR.. ID. X. Sartor, from Alto, was III
Rayvlile last Tuesday.
l.. i. Duff was In town this week.
j. y. Trez-vant was in from first
ward this week.
Prof. I. J. Ray was in Re,'i'l'
one day this week. AS one of the jur,
men for the first week, bat WAS ex-
cused.
l.. NJ. Montgomery was in Ra.
vile this week.
Geo. Thompson, James Brooks and
H. D. Carpenter were here from the
first ward.
! j. T. Marshall, from third ward
was in town this week.
w. W. Wilmington, from third
ward, WAS in Ra,ville one day til
week.
w. H. Gibson, r. IN Delhi, was j.
town on Mnnhay md called in thu
office bht We were LOT in.
G. E. Bean, NJ j. Bnie, ID. I.
Chapman, Jno. W. Bridges, and Ja>
A. Rhymes, a ! from fourth ward
have been in Rayville this week.
Seaborne Has, from fifth ward
WAS in town tlis week.
We met in Rasvillr last Saturday
one If the Messrs MrCaskill, OF
Girnrd. He was here III 1871 and
1872.
Mr.. Snuiha |. from fifth ward, wns
in town Saturday last. He has bee,
b'rk to Alabama. He says the cr"J
were short there.
J. Harvey RHYMES and r r.. Jus.
tie, from the sixth ward. were in
town Tuesday.
| r. E. Crownrich and his brio.
went into Monroe last Tu, s,lay.
Tie three Todd brothers were her.
last Tuesday attending District
Court. 1t il not often We find three
from the SAME family ATTORNEYS.
j. +. Kelly WAS III Ra, vile from
Girard on Monday.
Ell. M.lirk and john Herring, Of
Girar,, were i'm town this week.
We met M-ssrs. Brinson, Kennedy
and 7. Med. Collins in Rs, vile this
week.
Mr.. Ell. Y-rger, who was he re- some
time ny" with Mr.. n. Kahn, has re-
turned and is now III tue store with
Herman Kahn.
II. Block. of New Orleans, was il.
IA, vile this week. Mr. Block has n
fine place III the fifth ward that he
will lease on good terms. For par
'"uars, apply to the editor Of the
BEACON.
Capt. James Murphy has been il
own the most of the present we K.
Our Office WAS hon ored on W-dnc,-
lay 10y a call from Mrs. Judge Viii
Jams, Mrs. Mioon aud Miss Mhoor,
wllO came in To extend an invitation
:" us to the broom drill Of the yn,inr
ladies' mt Alto TN the night ofths l5ti.
Call again ladies' aud cheer us will.
your smiles.
W. s. Bowers, representing Fried
,nan Bros. book and shoe house oi
Memphis, Tenn, called on us on lasi
"Wednesday. Mr.. Bowers is MI ola
Typo.
Mrs. L. V. Vickers ard her little
,l.ugh,-r, Helen. have been III RAY
vile this week.
john A. Hemler has been pros
rec,iug III C"lahoula paiish for tie
past week or 80.
L. E. Gardner has been on tn.
grand jury this week.
H"u. H. F. Vickers, from All, WIS
II. Ra. vile Weln. s'lay and Thus
lay.
Miss Lucy Scales, of Madison
parish, is visiting the family Il l., III
Scott this week.
Capt. Ivy WIS in Ray vile Oh last
Thursday.
We had the pleasure e a call fr. NJ
R"b't MILESTONE, of Oak Ridge, on
Wednesday last.
Mrs. Mhoon. Of our parish, and
Miss Mhoon, of Mi sissipri, were H.
Rnvville this w+eE, the huesls of Mrs.
Williams.
J. F. Higgarson (Cactus), who Las
b-sn III Ca,ahouls parish for some
time. returned to Rayville this week.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-02-09
VENIRE LIST.
ANSWERED.

List Of Jurors drawn ny the Jury Com.ns>
sinners OF the Pan.h Of RrhIaud on he l4ih
'av al December. A d., 1858 10 serve NJ The
February term Of The 27rh .lniiral District
e. nrr, in aud f"r The parish of RIchland State
"f Ln,siana. Sand term 10 te held aud to
begin on Monday. February 4rh. 1859;
NANgs: WARD: NAMES:
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-02-09

Our District Court convened on
Monday last. The grand jury was
made up and the petit jury was dis
charged for the first week.
The following constitute the grand
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-02-09

The grand jury have been at work
tiis week.
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Saturday, February 9, 1889
HIGHLAND PARISH DlRECroRy.

HIGHLAND PARISH DlRECroRy.
Court OF APPpALs, end CInCUIr:
y. \. Gunby, Ouachi,a.
E.C.Mon,gomcry, Madison.
TERMS OF Observation-Disclosures
81 Monday III Jan"ry: 81 Monday in June.
Fl DISTRICT Court:
CIVIL TERMS COMMENCING,
Let Monday in April; 81 Monday in Nov'ber
Jury TERMS COMMENCING,
Is, Moaday IN Feby; 1T Mondss in Sept
POLICE JURORS.
Presidents: 4. n. Chidrrs-. Members: r
\. Wynn. s Stein, 3 HARDY, j. T. Filing
tou. X, r. Jn>,re. {. ~ Noble.
Clerk Of th-Pol,ce Jnrv. Jno. :. Summerin.
Parish Treasurer W. Si,nm..
Jno. +. Lov-le-s. Returning Officer.
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PAYING PROPERTY.

CTtT'
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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-27
rreasur. boarding in India.

Il is difficult to estimate the amount Of
gold boarded in India; but it was approx
mated before the royal commission on
bimetallism at one hundred and thirty mil
lions sterling, which was the amount i'm
ported during the last fifty years, and is ex-
elusive of the boards for centuries past The
silver was competed at about one hundred
and seventy millions. This yields for both
gold and silver sum Of three hundred mil
lions, which represents nearly one-third OF
the value of the total amount of coin tel 900,
900. 000 estimated by DR.. Soetbeer to be liz
circulation in the world The form which
the boarding takes is that of bullion or coin,
and frequently the metal is made into orna-
ments, partly used for the purposes Of adorn-
ment and partly kept as a hoard.
As rule the native prefers it in the form
Of ornaments for his family, because It is s
board; and it is also source Of qualification
20 them to possess these ornaments The
simplest form Of jewel or ornament worn BY
the natives is the thick gold or silver wire
twisted into bangles or bracelets The latter
are made by the siiversInith, to whom the
poor H:ndoo betakes himself when he has
saved few rupees. These are soon melted
and beaten up into the necessary article OF
ornament and hoard Silver is also ham
mered into brooches and torques in imitation
of l1notted grass and leaves, while armlets,
anklets and such like are freely fabricated
Solid CT hollow gold Jumps in the form OF
cubes and octahedrons strung on red silk ap
pear as another form of stored wealth.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-27
Chicag Gram and Produce.

CHICAGO, H., Sept. 26.-News from
everywhere WAS Of stimulating character.
Heavy trading in wheat was witnessed in
all of the leading futures, based on yester-
days closing. The net gain for the day
was &c in September, l34c in October, De-
Der and May. and 153sc in year.
Corn was fairly active and weaker. Final
quotations were &c lower than yesterday.
A quiet, easy feeling prevailed in oats.
Prices receded sc.
Only fair trade was reported in pork.
Prices ruled 5@10c higher early, settled
back::again to medium figures and closed
steady.
Trading was only fair and feeling steady
IN lard. Prices exhibited little chan ge ex-
cept in earlier deliveries, which ruled 215@
&c higher.
Only fair business was reported
in short ribs. Prices exhibited very
little change.
The leading futures ranged as follows
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-27
FRISCO LINE EXCURSIONS TO ST. LOUIS
AND RETURN.
st. Louis Exposition-Sept, 4th to Oct 10th.
Inclusive; The st. Louis air-Oct. eth
to 10Th, Inclusive,

warrant the making of special excursion
rates from all points on the Frisco Line to
ST. Louis and return. Round-trip excur-
sion tickets will be on sale at all stations
to St. Louis at one and one-third fare for
the round trip on dates. viz: Sept I'd, 9Th,
OH, 18th, 10th, 10Th. 23d, 18th, Both. Oct.
Sd, 14th and Eth; good for return five Gays
after date of sale.
Round-trip excursion tickets will be on
sale October 5th TO 18th. inclusive. at all
stations TO St. Louis at one single fare for
the round trip, good tor return on or be-
fore October 18th, 1889.
Remember that the above reduced rates
are offered by the popular Frisco Line,
which runs double daily through passen-
ger trains to st. Louis, with no change of
cars.
The most elegant Pullman palace sleep
ers, reclining chairs and coaches are run
on the Frisco Line.
For full particulars regarding rates,
time schedules, ETC., call upon or address
W. ID. Murdoch, ticket agent of the
Frisco Line, l23 North Main street. or
d. WISHA
Gen'l Passenger Agent,
st. Louis. Mo.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-27
COMMISSION AGENTS.
knights Templar Triennal Concisve at Wash
inufOn. ID. G. In OctnhPr

1nHtOn, ID. L.. N OCTOBER.
Mount Olivet commanderv, No, y,
Knights Templar. Wichita. Kan, have
selected the Missouri Pacific railway ami
Nandalia q PENNSYLVANIA route over which
to make their pilgrimage to Washington.
d. c. They will leave here on October 5
at l2:l5 p m. on special Pullman palace
buffet sleeping cars which Will run
through to Washington without change,
arriving at destination on October = at
Ills p. m, just forty-nine hours. This
Is over two hours quicker time than can
possibly he made by another route from
here. All those desiring to take the
Knight Tempiar fast train should leave
their names at once at No. l3' North Main
street and thus procure good
accommodations The fare for the
found trip viii be 1915 and upon
payme1t OF Sl0 additional parties can re
turr via New York and any OF the direct
lines The Pullman cars for this occasion
Will De the latest improved sieepers, and
will be supplied with well stocked buff
fet. thus enabling passengers to procure
elegant lunches on the train AZ any time
they desire Don't forget that the Mis-
souri, Pacific railway Is the shortest aud
quickest line, and is the one selected by
the knights Templar OF Wichita over
which to make the journey. For further
information call at 10, North Main street.
E. L BLECKLEY,
o. Passenger and Ticket Agent
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-27
Kansas City Produce.

KANSAS NlIN. MO-. sept. III
The Daily Indicator reports:
wHEAT-Higher No. ? cash and September
sales at t4isc. October 6iS.c-
CORN-StrOnger. No. cash. sales At 2tc. Septem-
Der no bids nor offerings October sales at iec bid.
oATS-No > cash nc bid. I.lsc asked. Septem-
her sales at lie, CO tober I1c bid l7ixc a>kudb
Rlk-No. = cash. 3 lec bid, II asked.
FLOUR-Fairly active ana steady. AN, soc; XXX
.Oc family $l.t5 choice. Sl2A fancy, Sl.Ss extra
fancy 3 90 patent SlS0asl-S0.
MLLSTCFt-Easy.
conn MI Al-Asc.
CORN CHoi'-4ec.
SHIPS UFF-4lc.
BRAN-22c.
IANSEED-Sl.l2.
HAh-S;eady- Prairie. S&5036CN good 70 choice,
$4,000 poor. 2.ukt2.u
BJTTER-Crsamery 1lslsci good, 5si6c; fancy
dairy, lie l5c- .
cream Slsc; western, I've
EGGS-tirn AT lAc.
LIVE PoULTRY-Lower. Choice hens s25os
a,5 small FAT SL95S2,sk roostcrs, s2Ssl .e spring
chickens sl15e Isl; extra large 2.252@o. turkeys Sc
PRONtSto NS-Stea1y.
HAMS lie.
BREAKFAST BACON-9lsc.
DRIED BEEF-Sc.
DRY SALT NEATS-Short ribs. s51ei1 long
clear S5ta: shoulders -. 81 short clear. s5.S.
SMOhFD NEA hort ribs s1-Ssie, long clear,
$50; shoulders, =. lsls short clear. $o.-o.
POkh-NesS; Sll.W
LAkD-kefned: SAs7te.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-27
The knights Templar Trennial Excursion to
MashinCtnn. ID &. via the Frisco Line

The Knights Templar Trennial Excursion to
Washington. ID. C.. via the Frisco Line.
The majority of the Mt Olivet Com
mandery, No II. Knights Templar, of
Wichita have selected the popular Frisco
line in connection with the Nandalia and
Pennsylvania to Washington, ID. G. They
with their friends will leave Wichita on
Saturday morning, October ), in special
Pullman palace and drawing room sleep
ers which will run through to Washing
ton without change. This train will leave
Wichita at about 10 o'clock n. III. and will
run solid to St. Louis without change,
where connection will be Made through
the union depot with the Pennsylvania
limited leaving St. Louis the following
morning.
One fare for the round trip. Tickets
may be changed at Washington to return
via New York upon payment of SO sddl-
tional. Final limit for return passage.
November 3 The diagrams for
these special Pullman cars may
now be found at the Union
ticket Office and are open for the reserva-
tion of space. These cars are of Pullmans
most elegant design including All modern
improvements. The Frisco line is the
only railway out of Wichita running soliu
trains morning and night direct to st.
Louis upon its own track not depending
upon making connection with other lines
at intermediate functions. IL is the only
line ont of Wichita having two solid trains
morning and night TO st. Louis without
change and is always equipped with free
paisce reclining chair cars, Also Pullman
sleeping cars. For further information
call az 122 " Main street or address the
undersigned. W. d. MURDOCH.
Passenger and ticket agent, Wichita Kan
d. WIsHART, u. z. & I. Agt., ST. Louis,
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-27

Parties who contemplate visiting To-
peks during rhs State Fair Sept. 10 20 q.
inci1sivel should bear In mind the fact
that the Santa Re Route" will sell excor-
sion tickets daily, commencing Sunday,
~epteulbe Is. and coutin uing until Sarur-
day, September u. These tickets will be
on sale from all points in Kansas AZ ore
fare for the round trip, with price of ad-
mission coupon 80 cents added Tickets
vii! tie limited Tor return on or before
Monday, September % No one should
fail 10 visit the fair aud the capitai city OF
Kansas Remefnoer that there Is 10 line
running - many through express trains
into Topeka as the A I. & :. r. r. r.
Eyrrs body interested IN the growth and
Of Kansas should take ad-
vantage Of the above low rates
For further particulars II regard TO
these excursions, call on
v. D. MURDOCH.
Agent A T. & :. r. K r. " ichiEa.
Or address GEO. 7. NICHOLSON.
O. p x T. A., "A. 7. s. ;. T. r. p,
Gss,f Topeka. Kansas
~.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-27
No Sabbath Violation.

First Boy-Does your pa let you 60 fishing
with him on Sundays!
Second Boy-No, but he lets me dig the
worms for him
F. Bldg EN- on Sunday.
S. B.-Nc, on Saturday night. He says
mustn't break the Sabbath Boston Courier.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-27
1T Louis Produce

ST. Louis. Mo. Sept. ..
FLOUR-HiCher. xxx S2sOas4Gt family sa.StS
500 choice se,,5aS2sk fancy sS5oas S.6>s extra
fancy sS,sJG sS.s5; patent S4.-Ssss.ao.
NhEA i-tiIS her. december lA4c and May lSSc
above yesterdays prices. No. cred cash Size, sep
Der sls4c bid December 49, ds2lec. May Se,sc
GOkN-taulet. No = miNeG cash. Sc asked sep
tom her s.c bid, October Ssc. November 2sasc. jan
uary 2el@ sc. May yllesSSsc.
OATS e .sier No > cash. l1le9I7s.c May 22s.c
October .i.s4c bid.
kAE-.S f.so-ec.
BARLEN-SUeady.
HAY-Prairie, k'.5aGs So timothy. saosa'sa
BRAN-4IGiihsc.
FLAX sEED-HtGher- quotahle at sl2Sal24
LEAD-Spot scarce ana wanted at as Is; Refined
ss.75: chemical hard sS.119
BUTTER Creamery, Z2Gt2ic; dairy, l6lSSc.
EGGS-l4lrc.
CORN MEAI-sLe0&l71
WHISKY Size.
PROVIStONS-Strong and higher all around.
PoRk-S1 81
LARD-Prirne steam nominal. S5sl.
SHORT Ci.EAif-s545.
Longs AND EIBS-SaSA
SHOULDERS <st2ls.
BAION-Boxed shoulders. S5i2le longs and ribs
Sd. lCk short clear. - aks5.-0