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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-12-19

The biggest gun III the world will be
displa! ed at Sandy Hoo. in a few days.
This monster weapon Is thus described
in the New York World: Without it's
carriage it weighs 100 tOne-2GO.O 600
pouuds. 1t will use 1000 pounds Of
powder at a discharge 10 send twenty.
one miles d shell weighing 2,37O pounds.
y company Of soldiers could use it for
breastworks IL it lay Hat on the ground,
for it is more than %torty.nins feet long
aud is fifty inches III diameter at the
breech. Tins gun has cost ahau; $3.50.
GOO in the making. Transportation will
add sj,iG0." Ibis IL another and a
mighty Indication 81 onr rapid adj
vanccrnent toward the position OF d
-world power" Now We are prepared to
Kill md clay and the heart Of every
American citizen must swell with
pr L..
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-12-19
Coo. Eimh,, mic, an Hour

MI speed records on Colorado rail.
roads were lowered the other dny Tor
The PnchI" real estate exchange In the
special run mad" by tho Colorado 2
Southern railway over The Santa 70
tracks. The trnin covered the distance
1l8 miles. In ? hours and ~ minutes.
The nciunl running time being 2 hours
and II minutes. \ portion Of the run
was at tho rnio ~ 80 miles nm hour
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-12-19

G.. II. Ramsdell, photographer from
San Francisco, has tilted up II gallery
on the lot facing DIR. McDowolrs. near
the Courthouse, and il ready for bust.
aa wcll in cloudy mH ~ lair weather. =
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-12-19
OFFICIAL STATE VOTE

Following Is the official cauI4s % in-
vote cas-; in the State ~ tie receri
election and the usiDrIties received ~
the sucoS!pl cauii.:ate:
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-12-19
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

axe Laxative Bromo Qulninc Tablets.
Az druggists refund the money II II
fails To cure. L. w. Groves signature
IS on each box. IS cents.
Sharp County record., 1902-09-12
attended each service. Two con-
versions resulted.

attended each service. Two con-
versions resulted.
Ed and Scott Fooks died last
week under rather peculiar cir
cumstances. The two and Buck
Iuckabee ate a watermelon on
the sly and afterwards became
sick. Huckabee vomited freely
and recovered, but the other two
could not yomit, and died, as is
thought, from poison.
There is considerable sickness
| just now, and DR.. Tibbels is kept
on the 60. The doctor has
adopted the buggy and left the
saddle system. This is much
easier, no doubt, but it is not
conducive to Christianity when
he gets tangled up in a thorn
thicAet of a dark night.
Sharp County record., 1902-09-12
POUGHKEEPSIE.

Charley Freeman has a new
girl at his home,
The sorghum mill men have a
permanent job until frost.
Alonzo Stanfill has a smile all
over his face. It's boy.
W. j. Norris is making some
substantial improvements on his
place.
James Graham of Portia was
visiting his mother and friends
here recently.
Thomas Thompson of Black
Rock was out on a visit to rela-
tives and friends last week.
Marion Gay and Miss Laura
Brandon were married at the
BRIDES home on the 4th inst.
James Norris is putting up a
new residence, which when COM
pleted, will be a comfortable one,
and an ornament to his nice
place.
Sam Johnson's 5-year-old girl
fell from the porch one day last
week. DR.. Tibbels set the broken
bones, and the little girl is report
ed doing we'll.
Joe Harrell's fall struck this
community like a clap of thunder
on a clear day, This was one Of
Joe's strongholds. The action of
the central committee seemed to
give general satisfaction.
Rev. II. B. Bellamy conducted
d protracted meeting at Little
Springs church last week, aided
by Elders Clemons, Butler and
Hill. Large and attentive crowds
Sharp County record., 1902-09-12
CAVE CITY.

Considerable sickness in and
around town now.
Rev. Brown of Charlotte
preached here Sunday.
Rev. Gilbert filled his regular
appointment Sunday morning.
Cave City merchants have
bought several new bales OF
cotton.
Quite a number Of our people
attended services at Calamine
Sunday.
The we'll drill company have
drilled number Of wells in and
around town.
Jones, Vance and Lamar have
been completing their wheat
threshing of late.
The railroad surveying corps
has been here for several days.
They are passing little east of
town and are going towards
Evening Shade, We hope that
this survey will be permanent,
and that work may soon follow.
Sharp County record., 1902-09-12
M. Gray, justices; J. R. Hall,
constable.
Hardy News Notes.
From the Herald.)

G. N. Simpson has opened up
a meat shop in Hardy.
j, A. Harrell has bought l. ].
Merideth's livery stable.
John D. Hill will buy cotton
this season for Bowdre Bros. of
Memphis.
The foundation is being laid
for another addition to Jackson's s
store building.
j. W. and G. w. Mclean will
open a real estate office in the
Schenck building.
The infant child of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. B, Tindel was buried in
the cemetery Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Metcalf, of
Evening Shade, who have been
visiting their son and family sew.
eral days this week, went down
to lmboden to-day.
Sharp County record., 1902-09-12
CENTER.

Beverly A lair has gone to the
Indian Territory.
Alex Paden is putting in the
foundation for his new mill.
Miss Willie Clear is over from
Evening Shade visiting her
father and family and friends.
Andy Hogan's 6-months-old
baby died recently. The father
and mother have the sympathy
of this entire community.
Mrs. Ellen Holt and children,
Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson, and
Marion Thomas and family will
start in a few days for the bot
toms.
Just now and for several days
past there has been very much
excitement in the southeast part
of Morgan and the southwest par
of Lebanon townships over thu
death of two boys, Ed and Scot
Fooks. 1t is claimed by somt
that Jasper Green put arsenic il
some watermelons in his patch
and that these two boys ate some
of the melons containing tn
poison. One of the boys ha(
started to Portia, and after eat
inc. -,,.a,----.!,@~uoro~ ne dled
| The other one died at his brother
home in Lebanon township, an(
was buried at the SPOTS ceme-
terry. On Saturday, September
6, the body was taken up, tht
stomach removed and sent tt
Memphis for examination, to as.
certain whether or not death was
caused by poison. Drs. Rich and
Garner of Williford and Tibbles
OF Poughkeepsie held the post
mortem examination.
Sharp County record., 1902-09-12

county, convicted in July in II
cases for illegally selling liquor,
and fined $50 in each case, has
been pardoned by Gov. Davis.
In Randolph county Willie
Parks, aged IL years, was in,
stantly killed by the academia
discharge of a target gun in the
hands of Clay Anderson, aged
IA.
Miss Arkie Meeks, daughter of
Hon. John w. Meeks OF Mammoth
Spring, was thrown from her
horse while out riding, and rem
dered unconscious for a time.
She was severely injured.
Nick Rand, a merchant of
Calico Rock, last week took a
swallow Of carbolic acid, thinking
ne was taking chill tonic. But
for the immediate services of a
physician the dose would have
been fatal.
People calling at our office are
advised to leave our pencils and
other material alone. If they
don't some body is going to get
caught up by the shirt tail and
swung around in public view
Ravenden Hustler,
Sharp County record., 1902-09-12
Botanic Blood Balm for
the RiOoG.

If you suffer from ulcers, eczema,
scrotula, blood poison, cancer, eat.
ing sores, itching skin, pimples; boil,
bone pans, swellings, rheumatism,
catarrah, or any blood or skin dis,
ease, we advise you to take Botanic
Blood Balm tB. B. b. Especially
recommended for old, obstinate,
deep>seated cases, cures where all
else fails, heals every sore, makes the
blood pure and rich, gives the skin
the rich glow of health. Druggists,
81, per large bottle, Sample sent
free by writing Blood Balm Co.,
Atlanta, Ga. Describe trouble and
free medical advice sent IN sealed
letter. Medicine sent at once, pre-.
paid.
Sharp County record., 1902-09-12
Around North Arkansas.

Lutte H. Jones, ex-sheriff Of
Randolph county, died last week
A halftone view of Imboder
scenery and citizens is a weekly
feature of the lmboden News.
The Herald says Newport has
more railroads and less railroad
accommodations than any town
of its size.
A force of 1eo men are putting
in the dam at lock No. I, on
White river just below Batesville,
which will be completed early in
October.
W, H. Carouthers Of jackson
Sharp County record., 1902-09-12
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice for Publication -lO450.
Land Office ut Little Rock, Ark.
Augllst A 1902

Land Office ut Little Rock, Ark.
August A, 1902 J
Notice is hereby given that the following
naned settler has filed notice Of his intention 10
maze final proof in support of his claim ana
that said proof will be made before the Clerk OF
Snarp county. Ark ut Evening Shade, ARK on
September l3, 1902 viz:
Franklin 2, Ring
II T. No. 2li33 for The east half southeast quar-
ter section 2, and northeast quarter northeas.
qn rter section Il, township is, north range
west.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and CULTIVATION oi
said land, viz;
G X. Stewart, John Wells, G Jarrett anu
NJ. d. Barnett, all oil Pcrbhkeepsle, nrk.
II, II. MYEBS,
Register.
Sharp County record., 1902-09-12

The grand jury at Memphis
has returned indictments against
three prominent officials of the
Memphis Street Railway Com
pany, charging bribery, st.
Louis started the ball, and other
cities are catching on that mil
lionaires and prominent officials
are none too good to be brought
into court when they become
criminals.
Sharp County record., 1902-09-12
To The People.

We invite your Investigation of our PRICES and
QUALITY. You will be convinced that we can sell
you for just little less than you buy elsewhere, quail
ity of goods considered.
Do you want the best wagon? If so buy the
LUEDINGHAUS or OWENSBORO wagon.
We have large supply of Bagging and Ties, and
a complete stock of General Merchandise-C complete
in every department.
We propose as heretofore, to build our trade upon
the solid foundation:
Sharp County record., 1902-09-12

Baxter county contains the
most generous set of people on
earth. Rather than see the
wealthy nonresident property
holder pay a 3 mill tax for keep
.ng up the highways, a very large
majority of the smaller tax-pay.
'rs last Monday voted the bur-
len of working ten days on the
Dads upon themselves without
ny remuneration whatever Mt,
lone Bulletin.
Sharp County record., 1902-09-12
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.

Following is list of Justices
of~.tba -nP-ule various townships
at the election September /:
North: M. B. Rikard and W,
H. Dowden, justices; Harry Cox,
constable.
Union: H. A. Ladd and VIM.
Penn, justices; Andrew Booth,
constable.
Hardy: Boen Phillips and D.
M. Halliburton, justices; N. R.
Bates, constable.
Highland: J. W. Porter and
H. E. Dark, justices; S. T. Sher-
rill, constable.
Richwoods: |. H. Ritchie and
E. W. Goodwin, justices; j. l..
Overton, constable.
Davidson: w. P. Williams
and Dal Paden, justices; S. B.
Spurlock, constable.
Lave Creek: Peter Hansen
and j. G. Sims, justices; G. F.
Heron, constable.
Piney Fork: M. F. Kinney
and j. Ault, justices; Walter
Davi lson, constable.
Sullivan: G. NJ. Grisham and
c. B. Snow, justices; John Shirl-
ey, constable.
Johnson: H. w. Bone and H.
j. Wood, justices; W. T. Gist,
constable.
Cave: N. r. Landers and w,
M. Jackson, justices; j. |. Jones,
constable.
Scott: J. T. Foster and E. B.
Andrews, justices; r. l.. Smithee,
constable.
Big Creek: John Cooke and
M. f. Street, justices; Lum Nc
Ginnis, constable.
Big Rock: j. G. Brandon and
R. II. Roberts, justices; G. r.
McFarlin, constable.
Washington: W. L. Atkinson
and Z. Watkins, justices; W, 0.
Smith, constable.
Strawberry; j. A. Gay and
W. H, Spots, justices; G. B. |
Freeman, constable.
Morgan: B. J. Flanagan and
A. j. Hogan, justices; W. H.
Mann, constable.
Lebanon: c. H. Justus and J.
D. Mathews, justices; J. l.. Hill,
constable.
Jackson: r. w. Cruise and j.
Sharp County record., 1902-09-12

The Salem Banner, in speak
ing of the Rock Island survey
from Jacksonport to Rolla, Mo-,
says, zone corpse of surveyors
will reach West Plains this week,
and one corpse will reach Eve
ming Shade this week." The
Banner is mistaken. No corpse"
will reach Evening Shade this
week. The real live thing is
coming this way.
Sharp County record., 1902-09-12
Notice For Publication -l0455

Land Office al Little Rock, Ark, .
August 8, 1907 ,
Notice is hereby given that the fonoWms
named settler has filed notice ofhs intention W "
make final proof in support OF his cram guy ~
tnat said proof VIII be made before the ChrN Ch n y,
Sharp county, Ark. at Evening Shade, ATE y"
September 20, 1909, viz,
Joseph B. Forsyth .,or
II Il. No. 25022 for the southwest 9u"''''
section 8. township II, north range wesl. ,,ove
Me names the following witnesses 10 p,Gi,s
his continuous residerce upon aud cui'N"''VN
OF said land viz; .,,,s ami
Joseph l.. Nanzant, i. W. Willa9s ~"
''""''' - 40" II. II, MYERS
Reglstei'
Sharp County record., 1902-09-12

All the counties have not
officially reported to Secretary of
State Crockett yet, and the ex-
act figures of the late election are
not known. 1t is estimated that
Gov. Davis will have a majority
of $4,000, and that he will run
behind the ticket from 10000 to
$4,000 votes.
Sharp County record., 1902-09-12

Hon. Oscar W. Gillespie was
nominated for congress by the
18th district democratic conven-
ton in sess ion at Cleburne, Texas,
after 7 POI ballots had been taken.
This convention is a record
breaker in point Of time ccn-
sumed.
Sharp County record., 1902-09-12

Charles D. Greaves, of Hot
Springs, Garland county, also
ran; but he ran third, even in
his own county.-Hardy Herald.
That's rubbing it in on Charlie
some, who ran next to Gov. Da-
Wis in Garland county. Greaves
carried his home county over
Myers by a handsome majority.
Sharp County record., 1902-09-12

We notice that a number of the
,rkansas weekly papers are TAX
lg great interest in the an
ouncement from Binghampton,
Y, that whisky and other liz
lors are to be manufactured in
blet form. Will our contem-
praries take the spirit tablets on
bscription?-Arkansas Gazette.
Why, of course. And doesn't
} Gazette's mouth water when
,ontelnplates a delicious decoc-
y in tablet form?
Sharp County record., 1902-09-12
Notice for Publication --l0475.

August 30, 1902 '
Notice ,s hereby given that me ioiU",inSS io,iion,ioS
named settler has filed notice OF his in,e',d ,nd
To make final proof in support OF his GU aciart Of
that said proof will be made before the Wv, ,rL
sharp county, Ark. at Evening shade A'"'
on October II, 1902, viz; :,
John l.. Powell o,ortey
II. E. No. 2l4o3 tor the sou'hWes' fnorih
northeast quarter, section II, township i0'
rarys weBt . ;, nroye
TIs names the following witnesses ,,ys,ion 10 siGin
his continuous residence upon ahn ou'''
Of sad land viz. W. D,
W. II shirley, Marctllus NunW'e,, Wo,, BALBOA.
Ark. ,,rr,s pcol,ter,
Sharp County record., 1902-09-12

If, as the Batesville Bee says,
the man who changed the ballots
of the independence primary is
well known, there ought to be no
hesitancy in bringing him to JUS
tice.
Sharp County record., 1902-09-12

The Vitascope has succeeded
the Clay County Progress at
Rector. Cox and Cox are prop
rietors of the new paper.
Sharp County record., 1902-09-12

Gov. James P. Clarke says he
has II instructed votes on joint
ballot in the legislature, and that
Senator Jones has SO votes.
Sharp County record., 1902-09-12

Col. John G. Fletcher of Little
Rock estimates the cotton crop of
Tbs SaaaEtgp maids at RA5S ABS Tie department
OF agriculture which was 9,0OO,-
900 bales, was correct and ac-
cepted, cotton would now be SELL
ing at moro than ten cents a
pound.
Sharp County record., 1902-09-12

The Paragould Soliphone has
come out with a new head. The
editor freely admits that he needs
one of the same things.
Sharp County record., 1902-09-12

Notice is hereby given that
there will be a public examination
OF teachers at Evening Shade,
Ark on the 18th and 10th days
OF September, 1902, to ascertain
the professional qualifications Of
all persons desiring to teach in
the public schools of Sharp coun-
ty,
JOHN A. WATKINS.
County Examiner.
Sharp County record., 1902-09-12
THE RECORD.
BY CLAUDEL. COGER.

Baxter and Marion counties
voted down the road tax, The
people up there ought to get
out of the rut.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-07-31
Legislature Adiourns

The two houses OF the Virginia LegiSla-
ture on Monday adjourned until Novem-
Der -. In the house another attempt
was made for the creation Of commits
sion 70 cOdity the laws "a accordance
" ith the new Constitution The PROPOSE
ton was for the appointment OF the
members Of this commission by the GOV
ernor and the presiding officers of the
two houses and was overwhelmingly
defeated.
MIR Hundley. of Matthews who was
one OF the leaders of the movement for a
commission. admitted that he was salts.
lied that the whole scheme was defeated
Neesrs. Settle. of Rappalfannock and
Ora veiy. of Henry. resented with much
energy the comments of newspapers
upon the House for not creating a com
mission. Mr. Gravely said that the
House had n.; wasted it, time but had
done good service in the passage of laws
for the suppression Of the alleged corrup-
tion IN Richmond about which there i
so much talk now.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-07-31
RiNey Declared the Nominee

\ meeting of the Democratic committe,
oi the Eighth Congressional district oi
Virginia was held ia Warrenton on Mon.
day last with all ui the members present
IN person or represented by proxy.
Hon. Charles t. Janney. of Loudouu
county was unanimously elected chair
man of The committee 60 tan the vacancy
caused by the death of Mr. Leonard Mar
bury. of Alexandra The vacancy on the
committee was filed by the election of
Mr Gariner l.. Boothe. of Alexandra,
which l. considered graceful. compli-
ment 20 young man who is RAPIDLY be.
coming factor IN politics in this section
his resolution. was adopted.
IL appearing t. the committee that
Hon John + RiNey. of the county of
'ulpeper. L. the only person who has
made due ead regular application to be-
voted for in the primary election a. "a
candidate for Congress under the prof..
SONS Of the existing plan ofparty organ
ration. Toy virtue oi the authority vested
N this committee. we do hereby declare
the said John T. RiXey 10 be the cnndi
tate and nominee Of the Democratic par.
y of the Eighth Congressional district
% irgiria for the Congress uf the United
states 70 be- voted for at the election m
ne held on the It'll day oi November
1902
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-07-31
CHARGED VIII Grand Lareen,.

4. l.. Lewis, the man Of many aliaseS
who was recently tried and convicted of
me abduction of young Miss Joyner. ol
Norfolk. was in the Corporation Court
OF that city Tuesday on the charre nl
grand larceny. lie j. under a sentence
81 three years imprisonment on the for
interchange. The charge of grand larceny
l. the result OF a restaurant deal H.
went To Norfolk stranger and became
an active worker in church affairs His
working consisted chiefly in talking in thu.
church societies, but he soon was able
70 borrow money with which TO buv n
restaurant. Ii j. alleged that he not only
did not pay for the restaurant. but hesold
IL 10 IA man named Parker for 81 80. after
the furniture and fittings has been seized
for debt. While this charge was pending
Lewis took occasion 20 20 away with
the Joyner girl.
lie derlared he was not guilty. After
being out forty-five minutes the Jury
Jailed TO agree Attorney Tilton saws
the ease will be retired next month.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-07-31
POLITICS IN BUSINESS.

The following from the columns of
the Philadelphia Record is not calcu-
lated to inspire patriotism among
those citizens living in the rural dis
tricts of this Country:
Ruralsts desiring free delivery service
must erect suitable boxes, Conforming
TO the specifications approved and pub
lished by the department, - by the road
side or they will get no mail after Octo-
be next. The mail boxes approved by
the department are furnished by a coterie
oil favored manufacturers at an average
cost OF from $3.50 TO So each. As the
cost oil mar ufacture is from 81 TO 81 so
each, the ruralist, who has been satisfied
heretofore with home made mail box
costing practically nothing. finds himself
contributing TO peculiarly character.
istSc graft" Politics is business and
business is politics even In Uncle sans
utilifariaG postal system
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-07-31
VIRGINIA NEWS

The Record. of Ieesburc will hereafter
be edited by Mr. " II Martin. of Mood
stock a.
Mrs Rriscoc. Misses Emmavaud FIos
sida Hunt. of Washington. aunts of Go,
crnor Hunt. of Porto Rico. are spending
The summer In Winchester.
Mrs Jefferson Thomas VIII. of Jefier
son Thomas. operator az boswell l. -.
riou~ly ill nj the family residence. litti.
hope being entertained for her recovery
Rev i Parker Richardson. Of Iouisa
county. who l. well known in this city.
Is ia Richmond for several da.s. Ur f.
stopping with friends on Twenty. seventh
Str,et.-Richmond Times
Mr. C. + Runaway. son Of nr. W. r.
Duuaway. O member of the Constitu-
tioual Convention. has been elected to
teach in thenew Richmond academy lie
Is Il. 4 graduate oi Richmond college.
Rev Dr. james X llazeu secretary OF
the committee Of publication of the
southern Presby terrain Church. il in a
critical condition at his home at Bon
Air II" was taken IN some time ago and
has recently grown worse. There is now
said 90 De- hut slight hope for hi- recovery
Replies received TO the five thousand
circulars recently sent out to the tobacco
growers of Southside Virginia by the TO-
ha'ro sellers of Petersburg recommend
inL that they make iiuC-cured tobacco
instead OF tobacco smoked. Indicate that
a majority II the planters will act on
the recommendation.
Aft.-
bred years, Mrs. Mahala smith. widow
oi Joseph smith. died Monday at Pleas
antdale near Winchester She was n Miss
Bloxall of Loudoun county. and was
famed for her beauty in her early wears
AMI wis one OF the early nineteenth cen
tury Old Dominion bellies
The Albemarle Horse Show opened at
Jefferson Park Charlottesville this morn
ing with fine list of entries. which far
surpassed the most sanguine expecta
tions Of the managers 4 handsome
prize-list Is offered. Visitors from far
aud near are in the city. and there is
every prospect OF a iirst-class exhibition.
On the 10y and Fries farms near Win
chester hal fell last week to the depth
OF foot or more, the hailstones be'a.
buried beneath heavy layer of earth
washed down from the ravines. The
earth acted as a protection to the hail
and when the hailestones were found
they had frozen into one solid mass of
ice. from which blocks could he taken.
The Bowlder from Boston Common
given by Massachusetts, admirers of the
late Miss Lizzie Van Lew. the friend Of
Federal soldiers in Richmond during the
YER between the States. for the grave Of
Miss Van Lew, arrived there on Monday
and will be placed in position in Shockoe
Hill Cemetery at once. 1t is suitably in.
scribed
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-07-31
LOCAL MARKETS

Corrected by Simon Hirsh 4 Rrol
Wheat 80 to n: corr ~
81, meal $3.50 10 Sl55 nor IN,
sounds; oats. 80 70 %: fowls flivc1 :
20 .; turkeys Ciive). : to 10
incSs llivc). : to 9: Winter chickens
To per pound; Spring chickens
t. l per pound. lard. 10 70 11.e,-.,s
y To IL butter. l. to 10. hams
% 10; Irish Potatoes. so tn -. be.f a.
,; veal. > 20 q; pork 81, 20 Z: hides tgr,cn,
: 70 q; hides dry, 20 : bnled hav
SIP 70 So per ton.
Wool-lnwash - 20 20. washed
~ e -.
LeAi Sumae-5o to - cents per hun.
bred pounds.
THE CRuS MANHETs.
The grain markets closed yesterday a.
, 'hicago-Wheat. july 73t: sept 70a
De-. N94; corn. July - sent 5,,. De-.
l'l. oats July. 80.
New lork-Southern wheat. 81 To 81.
corn. - al.
Baltimore-Southern wheat. 7.i to75.
southern corn. G> To go.
Kichmond-Wheat. - 20 7G. corn ga
10 40; oats. Is To 80.
NeNandr.a-Wheat, 40 TO 7l.corn rs
20 60 "a '''