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The Opelousas courier., 1893-01-07

No. %. A valuable seaside property having
a frontage ofl5oo feet on Pascagoula Bay by
a depth of 46 chains, twenty-five acres Of
which is open land, and ten acres of which is
devoted to truck farming the remainer is
pine timbered land and is very accessible to
the ~neighboring saw-mills. The improve
Jments consist of a two-story dwelling with 10
rooms all furnished, earriage-house, stable,
poultry house, etc. with summer house at
waters edge. This property is situated in
truck farming district on the L. & N. R. RI
and along with it will be sold the implements,
etc belonging to the truck farm. 1t is 100
miles from New Orleans and is 40 miles from
Mobile, and a number of trains run in each
direction every day. Price $4,000 cash.
The Opelousas courier., 1893-01-07

No, 20. /. A certain tract of land with
the Buildings and improvements thereon,
known as the Midway Farm, situated on the
public road leading from Op~elousas to Wash.
ington, about equi distant from the two
towns above named, containing l2l acres,
and bounded as follows north by lands of
Pierre Michel, Jr., and land formerly belong
ing to E. K. Anderson, south by lands of DR..
v Boagni, west by public ROAD and east by
lands of Fl. L. Garland.
2: A tract of land near to and belonging
to the above described farm, containing Is
acres, bounded north by lands of P. Michel,
Jr, south by lands ofDr V. Boagni, west by
lands of Dolson, east by wood land in town
ship 5, south range, d east.
The Opelousas courier., 1893-01-07

No. l9. Southeast of sec. 25, southwest ! Of
section 25, southeast and southwest sec
ton 26, southeast ! and northeast of section
35, northeast ! and northwest and southwest
/, southeast ! section &c. township 3, south
range 6 east
Northwest ! of northwest section IS,
north half of northeast ! of northwest / sec
ton Is, southwest section 81, southeast !
section 80, township 4, south range 6 east.
Northeast / of northwest and southeast /
of southwest section IA, northwest ! sec
ton Is. northwest / section %, northeast /
section %, northeast ! sectionQ4, township 4,
sout range Z west. 1868 acres,
These are swamp land and contain valuable
cypress and other timbers, and will be offered
at a bargain.
The Opelousas courier., 1893-01-07
NO. IL. GREAT BARGAINS
IN TOWN LOTS, BUILDING SITES IN THE
TOWN OF WAsHINGToN-LoTS SUIT
ABL FoR BUSINESS, RESIDENCE,
Or THE LOCATION OF MAN
~TTFACTITRES

ABLE FOR BUSINESS, RESIDENCE,
OR THE LOCATION OF MAN
UFACTUREs.
l. One square bounded by Sittig, Dejear
and Church streets and Morgan Louisiana
& Texas Railroad.
2. / square bounded by Dupre, Carriere
and Church streets and Morgan Louisiana
& Texas Railroad,
3. l square bounded by Carriere, Mound.
vile and Anderson streets and Morgan Lou,
isiana & Texas Railroad.
d. l square bounded by Moundville, Hill,
Anderson and Dallas streets.
5. l square bounded BY Hill, Vine, Ander-
son and Church streets.
s.. / square bounded by Hill, Vine, An
derson and Dallas streets.
l. One half square bouded by Hill, Vine
and Dallas streets and Morgan, Louisiana &
Texas Railroad.
8. i square bounded by Vine, St. Michael,
Church and Anderson streets.
g.. l square bounded by Vine, St. Michael
and Dallas streets.
10 Three. fourths of square bounded by
Vine, street, 81. Michael & Dallas streets and
Morgan Louisiana & Texas Railroad.
II. ] square bounded by Garrigues, St..
Michel, Church and Anderson streets. This
sqnare is extra large.
u. | square bounded by Garrigues, st.
Michel, Anderson and Dallas streets.
Is. l square bounded by Guarrigues. st.
Michael, Dallas and Cahaba streets.
IA. I square bounded by Gradon, Buhat,
Anderson and Dallas streets.
Is. l square bounded by Gradon. Buhot,
Dallas and Cahaba streets.
16. | square bounded by Gradon, Bubat
and Cahaba streets g. and Morgan Louisiana
and T. railroad.
II. / lot with improvements theron con-
sisting of nice modern cottage with seven
rooms. situated on a beautiful high and COM
handing site Immediately east of railro ad.
l8. A number of nice lots situated on east
'ide of railroad, suitable for residence or bust.
ness, and all fronting on an avenue seventy
eet wide, planted with shade trees.
10. A fine lot of sites, suitable for the cree.
ion of manufacturing establishments, situa,
ed Immediately on Bayou front and in close |
proximity to a saw-mill and brick-yara.
In offering the above properties for sale we
We would say that this is a rare opportunity
or good Investment in what must soon be-
'ome a live town. Washington possesses ma.
ural advantages and resources as a manufae.
town, which must soon be utilized,
nd to all in search of good property in such
place, we would say, buy now as it viii
lot be long before this property will gre atty
ppreciate in value.
The Opelousas courier., 1893-01-07

No. 8. LIST. "a acres, near Bayou Coco
drie, being the south ] of northwest ! of sec
ton 36, township /, south range l east.
End. 80 acres, near Belle Cheney Springs,
being the east ] of southeast i of section 10,
towship 2, south range | west.
Bird. 157 acres, on Bayou Nez Pique,
being lot No. 3 of section so and lots Nos. l,
2 and 3 and the southwest / of northwest
/ of section So, township 3, south range l
east.
The Opelousas courier., 1893-01-07

No. "a. A tract of land situated on Bayou
Queue Tortue, in the Parish of Lafayette in
township 2, sections 9 and 10, south range 2
east, about 2 miles distant from 4he town of
Rayne. This is excellent land, partly tim.
bered, and is suitable for the cultivation of
any of the staple crops of Louisiana. 1t is
Immediately on the Bayou and rice growing
on it is a certainty, as the water is at hand
for irrigation. It is bounded north by Bayou
Queue Tortue, east by Queenland, formerly
a part of the Pascal Molezun tract, south by
Espera Guidry and the public road and west
by Preston Huffpauir. This is a very de.
sirablc tract and will be sold at a bargain.
The Opelousas courier., 1893-01-07

BY 9 few who claim to know, it is
said that the uncle Toms Cabin ,
lately moved to the Worlds Fair from
the McAlpin plantation in Natchi-
toches parish is a myth. The famous
author of the book of this name is liv-
ing in retirement at her home in Hart
ford, Con. Why not let her decide that
most important controversy mans
field Journal.
The Opelousas courier., 1893-01-07
BARGAINS
-IN-
REAL ESTATE
c. J. Thompson Real Estate and
Loan Agency, OpelOusas, La.
BY THE

No. l. The Mount Hope plantation,
about 2 miles from Washington, La, on the
west bank of Bayou Waxia, containing 1886
acres of land, about 700 under good fence
and will be sold With it 80 mules, a lot of
farming implements and tools, wagons, carts,
% good cabins-l2 of them new, a good
dwelling house, stable and barn, also a sugar
house in good condition with a Niles mill all
in good order and a good Clubhouse with
new cotton gin, 20 saws, and new .Rey-
nolds press The balance of the land, not
enclosed, is fine timber land-cypress, oak,
ash, cottonwood. etc. Price, $4,000.
The Opelousas courier., 1893-01-07

No. %. A residence in Opelousas. with IA
acres of ground two-story dwelling, brick
basement; nine rooms, outhouses, well, els
tern, etc; large yard well shaded by live
oak. magnolias and other trees. The place
has eleven choice b&ring PAGAN trees, figs,
ETC., and all enclosed and divided up into
yard, garden. orchard and small field. It
is beautifully situated in a good neighorhood.
VIII be sold cheap fer cash, or part cash and
balance on time. .
The Opelousas courier., 1893-01-07

az A plantation on the east side OF bayou
Beuf, containing 346 acres, with imp'o =.
ments consisting of dwelling, COTTON s M
cabins, o~uthouses, &c. Bounded norm al
south by w. H. Begg, west by bayou D@ :. !
east by land owners unknown. u
very desirable property, very neal la nho;ce
station, aud contains a quantity OF 'nO''s
timber accessible to railroad.
The Opelousas courier., 1893-01-07

9th. 27O6 acres, being the south ] of sec
section Is, the east J and the southwest /
of section IA, the north ] and the north
of south ] of section %, and the north ! and
the north half of south ] of section "a, town
ship S, south range 6 east.
10th. AL acres, the east ] of the east
J of section IA, the west ] of northwest !
and northwest 1 of section Is and the north
east / of section 10, township 6, south range
7 east, near the Atchafalaya river.
All of the above tracts are we'll timbered
The Opelousas courier., 1893-01-07

No. 7. lst. SO acres near Bayou Cocodrie,
2 east.
4th. 70 acres of wood land, about three
miles northeast of Vile Plate, being lots /,
2 and 3, and the west ] of lot 4 of section
Z, township d, south range 2 east.
5th. 228 acres, on the east side of Bayou
Cocodrie, being west ] of sections 8 and 8,
township d. south range 4 east.
The Opelousas courier., 1893-01-07

No. 2. A certain tract of land on the west
bank of Bayou Beuf-about three miles from
Whfteville and joining Phillip ~Stagg-con-
tanning 400 arpents, about $50 acres III cult
walton, and under good fence; balance of
land 10 timber, and a good deal can be
opened easily for cultivation has six good
cabins on the place, etc-one of the best
places on Bayou Bauf, and will sell for
$4,000.
The Opelousas courier., 1893-01-07

80. A cereain tract of land on Bayou Jack
in the parish of St, Landry, containing 1902
acres of land, being the whole of section 3
and east half of section 8 and southwest Of
southeast 1 of section 4, township 3, south
range 5 east This is a body of fine alluvsl
land, very fertile, well timbered, and will be
sold at a great sacrifice.
The Opelousas courier., 1893-01-07

No. 50. The undivided ] of 1000 acres Of
land situated near Palmetto Station on the
I. P, Railroad and lying in township 4, south
range 5 east. This land is finely timbered and
accessible to railroad and will be sold at
bargain.
The Opelousas courier., 1893-01-07

No. 81. One lot corner of Main and Littell
street, having a frontage of 80 feet on Main
street by 260 on Littell street, together with
buildings and Improvements situated thereon,
consisting of residence, 6 rooms, a kitchen and
store-room, stable and barn, etc.
The Opelousas courier., 1893-01-07

No, 3. A tract of land about seven miles
up the west bank of Bayou Beuf, between
the Boeuf and Cocodrie, containing 100 ar
penis, about so acres under fence and in cul-
~tivation, balance fine wood land. Contains
a good dwelling house, stable and %outhouses.
Will be sold cheap and on favorable terms,
The Opelousas courier., 1893-01-07

No. 2s. That fine and productive
situated III the best part of the best ssp,to?pefty
Southwest Louisiana, Bellevue Enon section Of
Pine Grove Plantation, containing 9fn as the
of prairie land and 1870 acres Of ooo acres
This place is above overfows a ~G9a land.
miasma, and will be disposed Of a. nee of
bargain. al a great
The Opelousas courier., 1893-01-07
70 9 CLARIssA PLANTATION.

No 9 CLARIssA PLANTATION.
Lot No. 3, being lots 10, Is, ia, 81 and
80 and part of 80 and 33, as per plat of
Leonce E. Littell, measuring 3l6 arpents,
fronting on Bayou Teche, 3 open land, !
wood, 4 tenant houses, $15 per arpent, ]
cash, 8 November 1, 1895, with 8 per cent.
interest payable yearly.
The Opelousas courier., 1893-01-07

AZ About 60 acres bounded north Dy - !,
K. Sandoz, south by Narcisse Blhm, east y
La. Land Co, and west by A: Simon; Two
2 A tract of wood land in ST, Landry, 'i IN
and a half arpents front by ten arpen' sou n
depth, together with the improvement. t II
%sisting of dwelling house, kitchen, :, as wing
and sheds. 1t has a continually 1V Niles
spring of good water. Situated aoeu. ts bsst
south of Opelousas, and is one o. 'l g. The
tracts of land in the parish, suitable ;"
cultivation of cotton. cane and rice.
The Opelousas courier., 1893-01-07

No Sc. One, fourth of a square of ground
in the town of O%pelousas, corner of Court and
Vine streets, with Improvements, consisting
of one story frame dwelling and kitchen De,
tached, and barn, all in good condition fence
nearly new. Price $500 cash, or $1,000
cash and $3.50 in - months with 8 per cent
interest.
The Opelousas courier., 1893-01-07

No.~14. /. so acres of land with thebuildings
and improvements thereon, situated near
Vile Pate, bounded north by E j. Conway,
south by o Dardeau, east by Sam Haas
2. 40 acres of wood land situated near Vile
Plate, bounded north by Onile Tate, south
by Sam Haas, east by Levin 5 Fontenot and
west by Mrs. Hicks.
The Opelousas courier., 1893-01-07

No. Is A certain tract or parcel of land
situated in the Parish of St Landry, embrac.
ing the west ] of the west of section Sc
township ?, south range 3 east, in the South
western Land District, containing l67 acres
This is a tract of wood land lying near
Morrow Station on the N o. P. raiIrod, con
tanning valuable hard wood timber, and will
be sold at a bargain
The Opelousas courier., 1893-01-07

No. Is. 4 certain tract of land lying on
Cocodrie and Elm Bayous in townships l and
2, south range 2 east, containing l175 acres.
There is some fine land in this tract and
much valuable timber. 1t will be sold at a
bargain
The Opelousas courier., 1893-01-07

No Al. l. The undivided half of the east
half of section -, and east half of north.
west quarter of section 81, township 3, south
range a east, containing 400 acres.
2. The undivided half of the east half Of
section % the southwest quarter of southeast
quarter of section 81 south halt Of southwest
quarter of section %; north half of northwest
quarter section 26, township 3, south range .
east, containing 521 acres.
8. The undivided half of west half Of sec
ton - and west half of southeast quarter
section 36, township 3, south range q east
containing 406 acres.
4. The undivided half of sonth half quarter
section and the southwest quarter OF soatnesss
quarter of section 30, township 2 south rapge
a east, containing 203 acres
5. The undivided half of west bait Of sc'
ton |, township 3. south range ; east, c0p'
tanning 800.
6. A certain tract of land situated In malles
in townships 5 and g., south range east, cG ss
tanning 200 arpents, and lying in sections "
and Al respectively.
The Opelousas courier., 1893-01-07
A Promising Future.

The sole condition which now pre-
vents q large immigration from the
north western states, from taking adj
vantage of the opportunities open in
the South, is ignorance of the situation.
Such ignorance can not be of long du-
ration. Briefly, there is not elsewhere
upon the globe, a territory open to the
Anglo-Saxon race with such varied and
great resources, and such propitious
and easy conditions of life and labor so
abundantly supplied with rivers, har-
bors and with lines of railroad trans
portation, or so we'll located to COM
mand the of both hemi-
spheres.
The prohhesy of what our people will
make of these advantages in the strug-
gle for commercial supremacy among
the nations of the earth is but family
written in what has already been done,
under adverse conditions, by each sec
ton working alone. Now their uni
ted strength will be brought to bear on
the easiest part of the problem. The
most progressive race on earth-the
leaders of the world in science, inven-
ton, in wealth, in energy and in enter
prise-will here develop the greatest
natural under the most favor.
able conditions possible. The Forum.
COOP OPPORTUNITY TO INVEST
Opelouaas, La, has need of a Good
Hotel Building and a large Livery
Stable. | have the lots suitable, and
will sell at reasonable price, and on
long terms of credit.
H. L. GARLAND,
July 9 Opelousas.
The Opelousas courier., 1893-01-07

No. 81, "a acres, more or less, bounded on
the north by land of DR.. Boagni, south by
land of Leonce Sandoz, east by corporate line
of the town of O~pelousas and west by laD1s
of f. P. Veazie. Price 1900.
The Opelousas courier., 1893-01-07

No. SO, A tract of land on RI ~
Cloquant' containing 200 arpents, more s'' nc
less about 81 acres in cultivation, on vbiob
there are three good cabins. The land in cnIf
walton is enclosed with a fence comnoss SSD II
rails and wire, The wood land "a = bin u
ridge and consists principally fine oak D.sh
and gum. This property will be sold cb asn
and on easy terms. '"eSp
The Opelousas courier., 1893-01-07

pa No, 81. A certain tract of land situated :
beiI9xme known nov as the Tgeedee farm I'su p;i n
buildings and improvements thereon with
ta'ning 26G acres, This place is wal, con
proved 1t has on it a good new dwelIi mon In
large and convenient barn and n,Ig, very
buildings and tenement houses an ptnsr out
order aeas 1t will be sold cheap and i on M good good
The Opelousas courier., 1893-01-07

No 40 A certain tract of fine land situa
ted on the east side of Red River in the pal.
ish of Avoyelles, and located as follows @9
acres, being lots l,2, 3, as, 6, Z. 5, 8 and u
section 2, township 3, north ranges east aO
acres, lots 10, II, -, Is section Is; also lot
"a, section Is, township 3, north rang 8 east
1l9 acres, being lots Is, II, Is and 10, Sec
ton IA, township g., south range 8 east III
acres being lots 20, 81, %. section 10, town,
ship 3, north range ; east.
The Opelousas courier., 1893-01-07

No 5. A tract of land situated on Bayou
Cocodrie, containing 400 arpent, more or
less, being the western part of what is known
as the Boatwright s. Glaze tract. This is
high land, well timbered, and will be sold
cheap.
The Opelousas courier., 1893-01-07

No. 4. A plantation known as the Butler
plantation. on the west bank of Bayou Cour-
tableau, six miles from Washington, con-
tanning SIG acres, about rs TO 100 open and
under fence, with good new house on the
place. The balance of land not fenced is
well covered with choice timber, oak, ash,
etc. This place may be had for $500, part
cash, balance on easy terms,
The Opelousas courier., 1893-01-07

"A A small farm about three ana : and
miles west of Opelousas, with builelnso
improvements containing about ~ a'iN''
The Opelousas courier., 1893-01-07

No: - A certain tract of land known :,
Pehdlll place with the buildings and imn o. .le
mentS thereon, consisting of a good dwapI nGSs
fencing out houses etc. situated abon .'lng,
miles southwest of OpeIousas, BEING ,%u rOar
OF the ) W ! ofSec &c and the s +
Y, containing in all 241 acres. II" oc
fine tract of land, and is suitable FIR - a
corn Or rice. 1t will be sold at a great b sv,.Gl'
if disposed of before Oct 18TH. 1899 '''gain,
The Opelousas courier., 1893-01-07

as A fine lot at the famous beif s1snue.
Springs, being lot No. | on Nam Il lSO
having a front of 70 feet by a aePu ~ Bsll
feet. Also, one share of stock IN '~
Cheney Springs Co, Limited.
The Opelousas courier., 1893-01-07

No. 20. Lots for sale at that prs.,
resort, the deficiency SpringsStS~ss nealth
to resort to for pleasure as well place
where the hunting and fishing il fra health,
health-giving and health-restorino nn. aaa the
whose mineral waters are unsu quauIies of
any in the State. We are OFFERING PPassed BY
< 100 feet, in block 3 ;; also S It, lots, 50
feet in block Z. Come early and DVx 100
of these building sites, as they will iTI0fe one
taken soon, and You will never ana;u al be
an opportunity to purchase so cbaass lam have
The Opelousas courier., 1893-01-07

Subscribe to the COURIER
$3.50 a year in advance.
The Opelousas courier., 1893-01-07

No. 30. Southwest 1 section 25, fowl
4, south range 7 east. This land is T ysm0s sip
bered and will be sold cheap. well TIM
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-05-09
Birds OF Passage

Between this and the other side of the
broad Atlantic, in the shape of tourists,
commercial travellers and mariners,
agents ION the road" steamboat cap
tains, ships surgeons and ''all sorts and
conditions" of travellers, emigrant and
new settlers appreciate and testify to the
preventive and remedial properties of
HOstetter's Stomach Bitters in sea sick
ness. nausea, malarial and rheumatic
trouble, and all disorders OF the stomach,
liver and bowels. Against the prejudi-
cial influences of climate, crudely cook
ed or unaccustome6 diet and impure
water, it is a sovereign safeguard, and
has been so regar led by the travelling
public for over third of a century. No
form of malarial fever, from the calen-
tura of the Pacific and the broken bone
fever of the Mississippi. to its milder
types, can resist the curative action of
this benigDant preserver and restorer OF
health, veritable boon to persons in
feeble health or liable to incur disease.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-05-09
WEST VIRGINIA.:

A n special session of the County Court
y held Tor the County OF Mason. at the
1893, for the transaction OF business pursuant
to notice:
Commissioners of Election for each voting
precinct In Mason County, for the purpose of
suit of the election to be held in said county
on the 10Th day of May, 1893. whereupon the
following persons were appointed:
Ar6uckle 1fdgiSterial. District.
Precinct No; III. j. Fowler, John Clonch
p Frssinet No: 10: Po6enbnrger, LIMA Nm
and Rankin NJ. Hill.
kew and ]. B. McGuffin.
C2endenin MdgisteridL District.
Precinct No: l.-Torman Gibson. j. H.
Precinct No. 2-Thomas Canterbury, Mo-
ses Carlyle and James NJ. II. Beale.
Precinct No. 81. c. Livizey, A. A. Shank
Precinct No. "A. j. Sheppard, C. C. Aus
tin and Cash Gillispie.
Cooper Mdgisteridl District
Precinct No. I.-Daniel sayre, George II.
Precinct No: Geo. w. Board, j. F. Fade
ly and w: Z. Hawkins.
and John T. Pullin.
Cologne Mdgtsterial District.
Precinct No. I.-John H. Ferguson, Emnn-
uel Croollham and j. H. Dunlap.
Precinct No. 2-AIexander Ridinger, Jas.
A. Blackburn and Martin s. Taylor.
Graham NdgisteridL District.
Precinct No. l.-Robert Rhea, Addison Rod
gers and Morris Chapman.
Precinct No. 2.-Thos. Turnbull, L. I. Cape
hart and Jesse Layne.
PTecinet 80; sS46rnm Yonker. Herman
Clarke and John K. Somerville.
Human MGgiSteriat District.
Precinct No. lie. E. Jordan, w. T. Melton
nFNd md HnNrvC
Precinct No. Al. W. George, Philip Blazer
AI Precinct @i &c No. I'D. b. wise, R. NJ. Harvey
Precinct No. 4.MT. f. Ball, Henry j. Row
Sey and j. II. Locke.
Le,ois MdgiSteridl District.
Precinc. No; l.-1saiah Curry, j. W. Stone
and John l. Charles;
Winkley and VIM. Hughes.
Precinct No. 3.-Jatnes p. Monroe, VIM.
Yeager and T. A. Lemaster.
Robinson Mdgisterial District.
Precinct No. LII. b. Fowler, Charles b.
Precinct No. 2@E. +. Roseberry, r.. E..
Musgrave and A. c. Waggener.
Union lHdgiSteridL District
Precinct Nc. I5Gharies Stewart, John Nc
Smith and Anthony Grimm.
Precinct No; 3.=Ira Williams, Henry Wac
kenhuth and ID. H. Jacobs.
Waggener Mdgisteridt District
Precinct No. l.-Iames s. Mitchell, A. F.
Booth and John Fowler.
Precinct No: 2-Charles Meeks, George
Shank and G.. n. Yeager.
Precinct No.3,-S. j. Phillips, Thos HUTCH
inson and Jacob Roush.
Precinct No: 4.-Matthew Brown, Edward
Soulsby and Vim. Seamons.
a Copy-Teste:
j. p. r. b. SMITH, CLERK.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-05-09

CATTLE-Prime, IS s5@5 90: good, 81 90
@5 %; good butchers, 81 C5@f g5; rough
fat. s. 4O@3 90; fair light steers, IS esq
8 50; rough stockers, s. 65@S 30; good fat
cows and heifers, g 1894 IS; bulls and
stays, s. 1903 90; fresh COWS aud spring.
ers. S16 Oo94o 90; bologna cows, slo 0o0
HoGs-Best medium and heavy Phila.
delphias, 81 6o@7 20; best light to heavy
Workers, 81 5597 60; common to fair York
ers. s. 3)@7 20; pigs. 81 0o@7 25; roughs,
IS 00@5 80.
SnEEP-Eytra. q 1905 so; good, q cog
%; fair, % s0@4 II; common, 81 5093 so;
yearIings, s. 20@5 20
LAMBS-Good to prime, IS 90@6 20; COM
mon to fair, a 6o95 so; spring, 50 COG
10 50
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-05-09
THE MARKETS.
Review of the Grain and Cattle Market.
For May 8.

Cincinnati
wHEAT-62@Gs1Ic.
CoRN-3s@4Sc
WooL-UL washed fine meriuo, 16@tsc;
A-blood clothing, 2o922c; braid, 17@1sc;
medium clothing, 22@22c; washed fine me
26@2sc
C.NTTLE-Selected butchers, a 1895 IS;
fair to good. 50 1901 O5; common, 81 75G
HoGs-Select heavy and prime butchers,
g. 1907 so; fair 10 good packing. 81 goa
Z IS; common and rough, IS 75G7 35
SHEEP-Clipped, 50 50Q5 90; wool, a 80
as 70.
Is 2S@s so; spring lambs, s. O5@s 90.