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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-04-26

Itch on human, mango on horses, dog
and all stock, cured In 30 minutes by
Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. This never
fails. Sold by F. X. IRWIN Druggist,
Woodstock Va.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-04-26

The follow ing communication was sent
t. DR.. G. W. Cook, the pastor Of the
Methodist church, IN this place, by some
OF the members Of st. Paups Methodist
church, of B ,tlmore, Of which he was
p aston for three years:
BALTIMORE. Apr. l2th, 1895
To REV. C. W. COX, d. d.
Father of mercies, bow thine ear,
Attentive to orr earnest prayer,
We plead tor him who pleads tor thee;
Successful pleader may he be-"
80, clothe his words with power Dime,
Aud let those words be ever thine;
70 him thS sacred truth reveal,
Suppress his fear, inhIme his zoal.,'
"Teach him to SOW the precious SEED,
Teac1 hun thy chosen fl Jck to feed
Tsacn him immortal sonls to gain,-
And thus reward his toll and pain"
"Let thronging multitude around
Hear frOm his lips shs Jjyful sound;
In humble strains thy grace implore,
And feel thy spirits living power"
BELOVED PAsToR:-
Such Is or pray er
for you. May God bless you more abun-
dainty than ever. May He give You
many sopls for your hire. May this yea'
he your beat year. Pray for ne, you'
memory will always DO very precious In
onr household.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-04-26

A ColumOis Bicycle No. 81, 1894 model
10 frat class condition. Price $1,000
Call on or address II. r. FKAvEI,
Woodstock, Wa.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-04-26

w1@n Baby was alex, we gave her castoria-
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss, she chung to castoria.
When she had Children, shs gave them Castoria.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-04-26

English SPAWN LluInent removes al
Hard. Soft OF Gallo sed Lumps aud
Blemishes from horses, Blood Spayinu,
Curbs, Splints, Sweeney, Ring-Bone,
SIifies. .SpralDs, all Swollen Threats,
Coughs, etc. Save $50 by use Of one bot
tie. Warranted The most wonderful
Blem,sh Cure ever known. Sold by +. r
Twin Dru ggisr. Woodstock. Va
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-04-26
BE Your Own Doctor.

For one dollar get a bottle of Mayors
Magnetic Catarrh Coure. 1t will last fol
three months and Is absolutely guaran-
teed by your druggist
Doctors say the only way to cure
Catarrh and Hay Fever is by Inhalation
We have worked for years to accomplish
a good simple method for iuhalng mOd
cine, and offer Mayors Magnetic Catarri
Cure, which is used by this new method
to the public, and guarantee it to cur'
any case, no matter of how long stand
ing. One bottle is all you need to &C
complish a cure. IL will last for three
months. Ask your druggist OF address
a..
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-04-26
Speech Restored.

For five years suffer- d with pain aid
discharge of the throat, hacking cough
frontal headache, weak eyes, ETC., at time;
could not talk above a whisper; lost
weight continually. aud not able to be at
work. | was treated by the best physi-
clans in the country, but received no re-
lief After giving up all hope l wss
to use bottle OF Mayors
Magnetic Catarrh Cure. After using il
four weeks my speech returned. All
symptoms OF catarrh have disappeared
aud 81 feel like different person."
MRS. ELIAS hANDwERR,
Elk Lick, Somerset, Co., Pa.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-04-26

I respectfully Announce myself as a
candidate for Sheriff Of Shenandoah
County. Having had an exper ence ci
fourteen years as Deputy sheriff feet
myself fully qualified to perform the
duties of the Off e. aud If elected will en-,
deavor to serve the people TO the best OF
my ABILITY. r-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-23
TRIED TO C.iPrrRE cAMPOs.
A Battle In which the Insurgents Lost
scn,ral-.

HAVANA. July Further dctahs
have been made public OF the recent Da'
tie between Insurgents and Government
troops between Manzauillo ana baSaino.
Capiain General Martinez Canpos lei'
Marzanino FOR Bayamo with l,"V trovpS.
on July 18th. this force was "iao'she'
bv 700 insurgents near Naiensuela.
The Spanish forces were under the &C
ulal command Of Brigsdier-5enefai San
tocildes. who was the military command
cr of the Mananziiio district The Span
ish troops fought bravely, again ana
again. repelling the fierce charges OF
the rebels. IL was thought that tho
principal object OF the attack was 10 cap
ture General Camros. The troops formed
in a hollow square about him. thoroughly
determined that he should not be taken
unless it was over their dead bodies. ine
,atfl, lasted seven hours.
During one OF the charges Generai
Santocildes was killed. General Campos
then took command OF the troops ana
finally succeeded IN defeating the rebels
The insurgents left five hundred deaf ana
wounded on the HELD Among the dead
were the leaders RaDi and Moncada. Inc
Government loss was setenty-two Killed.
including two officers and number
wounded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-23
HARVEY MAKES A SLIP.
HE STdTES TINT NO SfLTER WIS
COINED PREyIOCS TO 1878.
Copies of the Mint Report showing the
Contrary to BE the Case are SHOW"
Him-The Attendance Dwiudiing.

CHICAGO. ILL. July 22-Although the
weather was cool and pleasant 'o-c"s'
the attendance at the Horr-HarNey ae
hate dnlndlcd down very zero epuD's'
There were just fifty three persons pre-
ent when sls. Horr opened the u'7O.'
sion for the first time since the Desin-
,ir. Of the debate reading from manu-
script 49,.
During the nineteenth cen -ury all 'he
e,eat countries had adopted a gold s1a1ila-
ard. ne asserted. but had not dis'"'D'-
eilyer However, none OF them had open~u
,h.i, minis In silver. He then dipped INTO
The history OF finance In France, ana was
StNt t.ilir,, OF il when interrupted oy TIC
Nr. Horvcy said he had had many re-
quests to put into the record 1nS $40
ances of lLgalls and others on me SUI
iect of finance but owing TO the iiiiil '','.
humber Of words at his disposti ne 80
not promise 10 do 80. HOwttt' ~ ne .''',.i
probably mention them IN nlS -'o@'-""'N
summary after the debate. 80 ......a
An atfacix ON Senator Morrill, fohoNeu.
He was not conversant OF the truth VIZ. VIZ,
he stated that no silver dollars nau -, -
coiner FOR many years prior 20 100, 80 -
of the mint reports for seNerh yei'o po,,-
,-icus To- 1873 were here submitted, SHOW
ing that several millions Of dollars III s"-
Yer had been coined in those pe.iols. -,
Nov" said the author OF CONS n H.
nancfai school" IF Senator MOT III
could not tell the truth in one parucplar
l have a right TO assume that ne coulu
not tell IL IN any ~.
Mr. Horr warmly defended Senator Nor,
rill lie said: when senator Mefiu'
made the assertion that there had been
mo silver dollars coined FOR many ~
nrior 10 1873 he did not mean TO be taken
literally. lie meant that by cornpai IL
To the amount Of gold coined thtte n' ~,
been practically none coined, ana t'"l -
true. 49,. ILL.,
"Mr Harvey has a way / 90 nor IKE
of irving 10 smirch the character OF
everybody who differs from him IN op.b-
ion. Mr.. Harvey admits that he nidas ohe
bad misstatement in his book, anu aS !
cording 10 his method or arsulhtn''
have a right TO assume that ne Is Wlons
in everything. MIR. Harvey turned 70 n.y.,
discussion Of bimetallisni taking ny ~.
that branch OF It relating 10 uhiiih . 80
coinage and went into the history OF INC
matter among other nations.
1t makes no difference, SAID MI. hoi I,
'swhat the history of free coinage II. ~ -
admitted on every hand that an NATIONS
have now closed their mints 10 sANer' anu
that is the main point.
The discussion Of bimetalusm was Soh-
tinued throughout the afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-23

Representative Meyer Holds Conference
with the Comptroller.

WASHINGTON, d. c., July 2.-Rep-
r, sentative Adolph Meyer. OF LOUISIANA
called upon Comptroller Bowler az the
Treasury Department this afternoon, ana
ba1 a long conference with him rtSaidihs
the proposed hearing upon the co"Se-lu-
tionality Of the Law directing lhe pap
tnent of certain bountles 10 sugar plv,
ducers, which the Comptroller mas NNo'
for the 9TH OF August. 80. ,,-,.
Mr. Never stated that the sugar ptV-
ducers Of Louisiana, ia Whose peiail .'
had made the trip 10 W dshihs toh' W.
satisfied with the date that tng INA ana
troller had fixed for the hearing anu
would be present at that time WIN co"H-
sci to present their views. .,... -
Mr. Meyer stated 70 a represehtaelFe ~.
the Southern Associated PRESS va. ~. nlo
visit had no other significance, tntl lie
sugar planters knew that Mt. boNl'l
had S 10000 of their money hed up ~
the department, and they Mdntsu "
know what their chances OF setlih5 ~
We're. lie had promised 10 tell them Oh
fbe I'm nroxino or whereabouts, and WIN
what they would have TO be content III
the course Of their conversation the a.
ii ude of the Comptroller towaIu w
questions was discussed IN an oil is9
effects, and the reason OF the course Pun
sued By that official. -. ,...,.,,
In is understood that Mr.. Bowler hoius
that IL is his duty, IN view Oh ,ne ~
cls.on of the District Court 70 De sati9
appropriating the $,40.UoV 10 pay sugar
bounty claims before approving tne VA.
rants that have been drawn IN laNoi OF
the various claimants The case was
suit 10 comrel the officials named 10 nave
the plaintifI s product tested LOT IN. P1s
n,gpf ~ lountv and the Court or APP
peals affirmed the Judgment OF the Su-
urelne Court of the District, refusing
writ OF mandamus holding that the Jaw
providing that the payment Of the Douh'y
was constitutional. ,.
Mr. Fowler admits that the decision
does not affect the act Under cohside "a
tion. but that with the decision sbti'"S
MIN IN the face, he eeeis that re - JUS
titled in being assured that the latlei ID
well founded. .,s., e.. ,.s. l,,,s,,,
because ire plaintiffs In the mandtn.-s
proceedings rested their case Win tnS
Judgment OF the Court OF Appeals, ana
did not take IL TO the supreme Court az
they might have done had iley cared -
rrcss the matter 10 the ultimate deter
minatiCn. e.,.. 49,
The Comptroller. iC is further under
stood does not assert that his present
propOsitiOn IL based on any specllc pro-
vision OF law regulating the dlschatse Oh
p~udence demanded that when the hfsi
claim under the act reached him Tor MS
decision he should call the attention OF
these interested % the facts In the case
and hear what they had 10 say why the
warrant should be ISSUED
IL is claimed, on behalf OF the Comp
trolier. that he has decided nothing az
all i'm the premises and that u the at
tCrueys for the claimants shall SHOW tnil
he has no jurisdiction over the -terniht-
lion OF tho cOnstitutionalty OF me act.
that he will not undertake TO decided any
thing but will doubtless order the w1r-
rants for the payment or the Claims 10
he issued.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-23

mr. CLOSING oUoTATIOys or
MONEY.
oecrings and sales at the Richmond To-
t,...o ANchange internal Revenue
Collections Foreign Adsiccs.

~EW YORK, July 22.-The feature Of
.', trading at the stock Exchange To-
-.l WAS tuc movement 10 cover snort
,~.traois. This was most pronounce
,. ...c cases OF the Changers. Inc tOtd.
.l..sarti0us were 2i0,vttt shares. ana OF
ans Burlington ana quincy Inquired iuf
.uu4O shares. Rock isIaA4 Tor --,r'o
Shares. ana 81. PAU Tor 2l.JNo shares
IUc increase ln business in tAese a'oe"9
.... Quo entirety 10 me cuorts 10 cover
and ilcIr purchases leu 10 sAalp rises.
IlrIIuetOu rose TO Ssl.. kock Island
81. 90 4l.t ~. Paul IA TO OJls Norln-
western Is 60 l"t's, ana Omaha - 20
4I.. The brilliant outlook Tor slilnb
wheat anu corn alarmed inc snort sell
cIs OF ten days ago, and the rise can pc
safely attributed 10 the enoits OF tnis
contingent TO set back their contracts.
The fact that progress Is making IN the
Way OF rrnaWltatng bankrupt properties
ls also having considerable Mnuchce. inc
n.Ut for the control OF the Na4iey ioad
o. ONO has been compromised Inc
Baltimore and ohio is TO fcoihdihle the
properly. and the Wheeling anu Lake
IIlc 81 10 have "a nety-uine-ytdr tIai-
ac contract. Northern faclhc AFFAIRS
are also ln "a fair way Oh settlement
President liill, OF the Great Noilitii,
ls uue 20 arrive iu town to-hlsht. II -
understood that tine Adams Company ana
ff. LEADING banking interests have held
conferences OF late, and that the chances
Tor successful rtoi tahiNd1'u vi Nhc
Northern Pacific road nave improved,
Important developments may pc ,NP'e -,
ais s'eDk I'm mis- company Affairs. The
lnaustrals were strong, except Tor
Leather preferred. which appears 10 he
slrI.r the han. Sugar, tnicaEO Gas,
ANA Tobacco were an "a demand ana
recorded higher figures, sugar selling as
hleh as llpt. Speculation closed stiois,
40 prominent issues showing advances
~ i.a1a, Ter cent. for the day. Bonds
,,,re sffons. The sales to-day Of listed
stools aggregated 10000 shares, ana Of
unlisted. $1,000 shares.
Money ou cau easy at lHll2 per cent,
iaef loan and closing offered at / per
cent. prime mercantile paper, @11.+is
Der cent Bar silver. Cts. SternnS
eNchance STEADY. with actual business
iu bankers bills at 4sSa iHis9i4 for sixty
DAYS and 4s,ri Nie5 for demand; poxed
rates. 4Sgn44gOla. commercial bills, AZ. 20
4ssi, Government bonds quiet. State
bonds arm. Railroad bonds strong. sill
Var af fhe board was neglected.
Treasury Balances: Coin, SlOi, $50, 900,
currency. S05,Ji6uyV.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-23
4 GIiNrc0lL COMBINE.
IL VIII Practically Control the Output oil
Five Whole states.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, July e.
Within the next three months the manu-
facturers OF the South will feel the grasp
OF the biggest coal combine ever formed.
In is 10 embrace and control almost the
entire output OF nearly all the mines
in Virginia. Kentucky, Tennessee, Geor-
gia and Alabama, the total value 81
which is approximately %D,I"Ow ana
this IS 10 be the capital stock OF the
company Negotiations were brought
about by the Generalization OF prices IN
coal and coke. The latest meeting or
those interested took place al Lookout
Inn on Friday and adjourned last ni=nt.
The avowed purpose Of the organization
IS 10 advance the price OF coal and coke
p per cent. .,-.-
The more prominent men participating
in the meeting at Lookout Inn We're
Colonel A. NJ. Shook, OF the Tennessee
Coal Iron and Railway Company [.
Thomas Sheldon. president OF Sloss Coal
and Iron Company, OF Alabama, W. T..
Leek. president Virginia and Alabama
Coal Company; officials Of the Alabama
Coal Combine and OF the Jellico coal
mines. as we'll as many Others. The coal
men say they will increase wages when
the organization is in operation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-23
PLfGTE or NfD-DOGs.
Fifteen Shot at Brucston, W. Va. Boy
Has Hydrophobia.

KINGWOOD. ". VA. July IA
plague Of mad-dogs is causing great
alarm among the people In and about
BrucetOu. small town east OF here.
Fifteen mad-dogs have been shot during
the past week, and many more are az
large.
bitten on the cheek by his pet dog. which
had suddenly gone mad. The boy ~ In "a
critical condition. having hydrophobia in
"A violent form. His parents nave .
watch him constantly 10 prevent his bit
ing the Younger children. Several vaiu-
able farm horses and other domestic
animals have been bitten and had 10
be shot Every effort Is being made 10
rid the community OF the raDid dogs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-23
cUBANs NEED AMMUNfrToy.
Unless They are Abie 10 Get IL the kevoiu
ton VIII Die Out.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., July IA let
ter. written By an EDgiismar. residing In
Santiago De Cuba. under a recent date. u
a friend in this city. contains consider.-
lls Information on the revolution IN cuDa'
The writer, among other things. says:
.With the trcC4s now arriving from
Spain there Will be more than io.ov men
here in a few days As the rainy season
is coming on military operations on a
large scale will have 10 b. suspended until
November. when the Government expects
to send out about 5000 troops. In the
meantime yellow fever. malaria, and
wounds, will have carried OF several
thousand, and rendered useless many
more.
THE insurgents are very numerous,
and, OF course have the sympathy Of the
country people. bat they are short OF
arms and ammunition. so that II the Gov
eminent Is able 20 prevent the landing OF
supplies. the movement will die natural
death. The authorities are very happy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-23

RICH NUM- y ~ 'HAJ --f '-'''
Private sales reported TO the secretary
of the Richmond Tobacco Trade today .
Wrappers. j. hOgsheads, cutters, 10, Tugs
DARK T. Total, - hogsheads.
The tobacco inspector reports today
Inspections Bright. . hOssheadsi darn,
. hoasheads. Keinspec -
nOgsheaQs. g..
Myers Daveuport's. Planters, sea
brooks. Allegheny. old dominion, anu
ShockOe tobacco warehouses report TO-
day: Receipts, lG3 packages' deliveries
~ packages. ....... oo.ioo-
United states internal revenue coilcc-
tions on tobaccos Tor the city OF hlch-
mond. Va. to-day: Cigars ana clsa \, yes
II 75Og5: plug tODaccos, Si,Zo0.l5' Io'ai'
s2gj6.OS. e,...,.s.,.
The Petersburg Record Of Saturday,
July 20. 1895. says:
The following Will show the hoNemehI
OF tobacco during the past week AT inc
various warehouses. farmers-lnspe,
tions. 49,: receipts, 10, loose, 1c'ctV.
Centre-Inspections 33; receipts, So
loose 34S45 Oaks-lnspecuons, us re-
ceipts. 81. loose. 12.1oO. Moore s-lhSpec-
tons. 1G. receipts, =; loose -''D.'. west
manifestations. %; receipts, 81 loose
5S45. inspections, -5S, receipts
:l:,S: loose. 10000.
Total inspections from the lst Of Oc-
tober. 1891 to July 10th, 2,vlO; same
time last year. -,iJo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-23
C0rrON cROP BTLLETTN.
sec'y Morton win show the Fall In Cotton
Was Not Caused by silver Legislation.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., July 2.-Tho
Department Of Agriculture next week
week issue a bulletin devoted u the cot
ton crop. An interesting feature viii be
"a tabulat.On of iigures showing the value
and prices Of cotton for the past one
hundred years.
Ii is understood that Secretary Morton
will argue that these figures 10 not sup
pert the contention that the market price
of cotton has fallen as a result OF the
characterization of silver. and that the
low value OF that staple is due 10 Tho
present relation SILVER bears % the
money metal OF this country. The figures.
IL Is said. will show that during the
periods when the product of gold was
the greatest and silver was still admitted
TO our minis for free coinage the value
of cotton was lower than at other periods
since silver was iemon2tlzed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-23
T1ITE or BLOOD Frs.
As Evidenced BY a Mi-hap to a Bike Girl
ira "a Long Dress.

NEW YORK. July "A pretty girl
was riding a bicycle down Madison ave-
nue. at $50 \. NJ yesterday. She neither
STOPPED over her handle-bars nor wore
boomers. and she wore a dress OF fine
dark crepe. Between Thirty-iirst and
Thirty second streets male eyes on both
sides Of the street. which had been fol-
lowing her trim figure. were shocked 10
see her come 20 an abrupt stop and fall
10 the pavement. She struggled 10 get up,
but could not.
with hearts filed with misgivings. a
dozen gallants rushed forward 10 assist
her. Then 10 was discovered that the lady
and the wheel were so mixed up that both
had TO be lifted together. Her dress had
got entangled In the chain and the spokes
OF the rear wheel round which some
yards of IL ravelled.
For ten minutes frantic efforts were
made By the young men 20 disengase
the dress, the young lady being mean
while the only composed one in the
crowd. Finally. at her own suggestion,
the dress was cut.
Just as II had been severed "scorch-
err wheelman came alorg. and looking
the situation over said the dress could
have been easily disengaged without re-
sort 10 the knife.
Thereat the dozen gallants skunk away,
and under the escort of the "scorcner'
the bicycle girl wended ner way home
ward.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-23

over the report that the United stats az
taking strong precautions 10 p'e.''s-'' ,r.t
country" .v,,e,ea
Tho writer says he has been pri'neseu
60 ,.ad the report OF the cominsn'vi'
which investigated the firing upon ~"
American ste. mer Ailiancia by W,
spanish gun-boar Condo venedito seve RAJ
,nontns ago. This report shows that tne
commander OF the vessels insisted unsn
the last that the Alilancia was hyins . w
British flag as she steamed throus" '"'
windward passage.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-23
To Combat BuIl-Figlling.

WARRINGTON. d. G., July En- the
hope that you viii use your good oirces
20 avert a national scandal ana recognize
tie great moral sentiment o. a Law en.a-
i'm Hosea Ballon, vice-president OF THE
American Association. of New York, in
a letter 10 Secretary Carlisle. asking him
ia prevent the importation into this
country from Mexico or bulls and tolea-
minis al the Atlanta Exposition.
Mr.. Ballou says such importation IS
contrary TO law, and he warns partici-
pants that they Will be prosecuted by the
New York Society.
He expresses the hope that the society
will not be compelled 10 proceed 10 this
extremity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-23
\ Movable Camp.

SAVANNAH, GA, July 22.-The refu-
gee camp established near Waynesvllle,
ten miles south oil Savannah, during the
Brunswick epidemic three years ago, -
To be made into "A movable camp. The
proposed camp Is the result OF plan
formulated some time ago by Surgeon
General Wyman, and now being put ntO
execution. The nucleus for the camp
has been stored at WayneSville Tor three
years. and will be added 10 make a camp
that can be put on the cars and shipped
10 any part OF Georgia In a days time.
IL will take several weeks 10 get the
camp in shape. Much OF the furniture
and equlpage, including the latest dis
injecting apparatus. is now being manu-
featured The camp will be In readiness.
however before the season Is over.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-23
OFFTcER IND NEGRO kTLLED.
Both Emptied Their Pistols and Livery
Ballet Took Effect.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA. July 22.-At
Callahan, twelve miles northwest OF Jack
sonville, a deadly duel was fought carry
this morning between Doputy-Sher.h
Higginbothas, OF Nassau county, and a.
negro outlaw.
The negro some time ago shot three
men. and Higginbotham had warrant
for his arrest The officer found the ne
gro this morning in the house or negro
woman and ordered him 10 surrender
The negro refused. and both began firing.
emptying their pistols. When the smoke
cleared away both We're found ON IN"
floor dying. Every bullet had taken CT
feet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-23

BALTIMORE. MD. July 22.-Flour
dun: western superiine, $2.oo2yo; lam
ilv. 81. y!nI3.U0: winter wheat patent,
- 7-,f,3.:p; good do. S3.1UIS.v, do.
straight. S3J9n3.jp II.
Wheat strong. No. spot July, and
August. 65ssr BJt4c.; Septem Der, Hs--r
s,a,c.: October. 12as2i4c., southern, by
sample, Gbusoc - ,o,,.
hid- Arc,,st dSaLfstSs.c.: Sept embcr, ass
1ssTsc.: southern white. 5lN5-c.; 90. yell
low. J2u.3c. 40
asked. No , mixed. western. j0Gl0lzc.
Hay very firm: choice timothy s1GooV
1861
Grain freichts quiet: steamer 10 Liver
pool. per bushcl. 2-Gi.; CORK TOT orders
per quarter. 2sid .,,.... .
Bonls-I ireinla Century DO Dis, O21b2i4 :
Baltimore and Ohio. 81 r'si; ortitih
Central. 6S bid. Baltimore ana ONO
SoutIwr tern lrsts. lil ui4, 1oI. on re-. I.
Gas stocis. Gsis *. bonds, IS. us asked
Go. IS. lO~ult9.