Titusville Herald (Newspaper) - October 3, 1879, Titusville, Pennsylvania FIRST VOL XV NO 95 on is 13 i c rxr s FIRE INSURANCE Oit Oil Merchandise ana all Classes of Properly LIFE INSURANCE Conn Mutual Hartford Mutual Life Now York COOPERATIVE LIFE INSURANCE For all Classes High or Low Rich or Poor Mate or Female whether Members of any Society or not ACCIDENTAL INSURANCE Travelers Insurance Co Hartford BATES CO Calamities Made ar AGENT FOR THE Travelers Lite and Accident Insurance Company Of Hartford Conn All of Accident Policies written either by tho day week month or year at abort no tice lu A Block Ponna NEW For Hernia or Rupture the with greater ease lo tho patient than any other Acknowledged by to be Superior FRIDAY OCTOBER 3 1879 JT ASSOCIATED ir Home and Foreign ASSOCIATED DISPATCHES The Presidential Party in the Hoosier State to Morton Important to Pensioners Entitled lo Arrears NO NEWS FROM THE INDIAN WAR First Assistant Postmaster Tyner Out of Danger A DIVIDEND FROM THE JAY ESTATE How inspectors of Election pointed in New York are Ap This cut tho 1ad without tlie position anil shape or by which n constant pressure given to tho Pud when Mure Body lo Ao lo Wear Out A Perfect Appliance of If c m in has been dt for the purpose of giving re lief to all who aro with Abdominal in any of its forma It is a new nnd im portant invention for tho relief of and if properly adjusted it will retain tin hernia and give great comfort to the patient Aa compared with the old stylo it u acknowledged bv Hie most skilled in the an Hir The New Pad Truss hold to its place securely by a belt uf lint web bing and HO and comfortably is the hernia retained that the wearer is in ii short time of fin presence For wale only by 1 K Apothecary 24 St ln door of Hotel Private Rooms for Fitting Trusses HALLS FURNITURE UNDER fAKING ESTABLISHMENT SO St Milling pa in all to either in the al thn mien hate the n and uur oT lno Caskets Coffins Robes Name Plates Secret Society Etc etc Etc Sa Very Largo and Complete MY uSL WHO A AUD SCIENTIFIC IH ut ihc nl all day or TO One Secondhand TAYLOR PRESS 21 12 by 28 riov In good A STEAM THIS WIHL BE SOLD VERY CHEAP It is set up and in perfect running printers warehouse of T A V P N Y to may lie Also for sale a LARGE QUANTITY OF TYPE And other Material Apply lo A of Dealer in Feed of All Kinds CHOICE HRV Flour Hav Straw Groceries and Provisions 57 an 5 KHI 1M INDIANA Movements of the President October 2 Tho today it n complete Every branch of is nud escorted by military were at tho bend of the which VILS viewed ly Mrs Hayes from a in front of tho acd occupied two hours nud fifteen minutes in passing Ls lined with people by nnd tho of tho President in nil ovation from the start to the close After lunch the President was driven to Hie fair where lie was introduced by of tho Board of Agriculture President then us follows Atr and fellow citizens of Indi of the city of Indianapolis and of tho of Agriculture arc not likely to mistake the meaning of tho en assemblage which we have soon in the State aud we now BOO hero upon this fair ground The receptions nud wel comes BO hearty aud BO enthusiastic nre not for any individuals official or otherwise The welcome nud tho reception which brings together this vast multitudo aro for any You are hero to welcome the coming of bettor times you are hero to re joice over and he glad and to welcome the return of a solid currency to welcome Hie restoration of individual nml of credit after tho long night of live or six years of depression of gloom nnd of disaster to welcome the good time coming thai is why we are hero and why are so glad to he here aud that is why tho people aro so enthusiastic com ing we learned something in detail of Indi ana Wo looked around to sec what we could learn of your State When we heard from your committees raid your their account of tho great State we were able to compare their representations with what wo had from other sources under stood perfectly well that Indiana could raise and perhaps had raised in a single year fifty j million bushels of wheat worth fifty million j dollars Applause We understood that Indiana hud raised and could continue to raise one hundred and fifty million bushels of coi 1 per year worth from forty to fifty million dollars We understood that raises cattle aud hogs and horses and other products that can he raised iu the best sec of tho best continent on tho globe Great applause We understood that In diana had coal and iron and timber and manufactories aud that the good things that she did not have already sho was beginning to have and the country is beginning lo have a market for her surplus beyond the sea Cheers Hut the ges of Indiana did not stop with the materi al advantages I speak of as we understand them Wo that Indiana has cared for catlle aud horses aud crops Not only that she lias fostered educational interests by building ten thousand school houses great applause aud wo learned further Hint in proportion to population she has the largest school fund in the Union So my friends wo arc glad to come to In diana because wo know that whatever good may bring to any part of this country they aro sure to bring to this State the lions share of whatever good belongs lo prosper ous times Great applause and cries of Indiana lias a history of which her citizens may well ho proud With a population grown more largely from the section of onr Union than perhaps any other of the Western States that were of old free States sho hnd her peculiar difficulties and her pe culiar embarrassments in our great strug gle for the preservation of our national unity It was but human that men should sympathize witli the purt of the country from which their fathers had immigrated This led to some difficulties but I dont in tend to to criticise or remark upon it but nevertheless no Stale of the Union probably in proportion to its population cent more men to the front than Indiana Indiana soldiers from tho beginning to the end of that struggle currying the flag and keeping step to the music of the Union worn among tho est bravest and sturdiest soldiers who maintained tho Union cause and when wo como to speak of Indiana among the old friends and neighbors of Oliver P Morton cheers wo cannot pass without pans ing for a moment to pay a tribute to his memory Morton as a Honator and a de bater was absolutely matchless Mo ton as a leader of n political party and to this my j friends of tho Democratic party will agree with my friends of tho Republican party there was not a living man iu his time who was above him Groat applause lint it is not as a Senator OH a debater aa tho leader of a party alone that we would speak of 0 P Morton but his power before an audience like this was wonderful Crippled as lie was from necessity sitting in a chair ho was lo hold spellbound thousands of his countrymen by the hour No other man under circumstances could accom what he did in this respect and yet it is not because of this that I mention his name His distinction having no connection what ever with the Government of the United States having no connection with tho Civil and military affairs of tho Govern ment of the United States was simply that of Governor of a single State They have had groat war Governors in other Slates I am not hero to disparage tho ability the pa or tho courage or other great quali ties of John of my own State or of other war Governors iu Ohio Pennsylvania Illinois or in any other but to make this simple and truthful state ment that no other Governor in any other State imder such difficulties as he tered up tho flag of tho Union M it was borne np by Oliver Morton Cheers nnd cries of Good I1 Returning to tho good times coming I oak what wo do with them when they como A voice Enjoy Yes thorn In gooL Another voice Fos ter That io It Try to the m O It they como to stay Cheers ami cries o Thats tho There seems to be circle in which we are perpetually one time prosperous at another tim not quite so winding n with disaster Thoro comes around u of distress once in about twenty years Wi should try to lengthen this period out to or thirty yearn When hanl times come who do they lu Thoy hit that community hardes which is most in debt Where do they hi lightest Thoy hit lightest where there the least debt tells its own story There is logic If wo would have gooi times let us pay as wo go Quo other thing for I cannot in tho presence of this audi elaborate anything Tho grea of the business o commerce in the currency Ou business of commerce more largel than ever before is with tho whol world Our products are so valuable tha they havo found their market across tin ocean aud tbo world Tho great ably of modern commerce currency money is established in this on tho princi pies Unit are acknowledged to bo sound al the world over Applause Now mj friends I think I have talked quite lou enough Cries of Go Well there in one oilier thing I would like to talk about in Indiana and an I am about to qui talking for twelve mouths thats hard to break off I had perhaps better Kai it now Thoro is a portion of our country South nnd a portion of it and another portion of it and another East In the past om troubles have been in section of the country they have a separate and distinct public opinion by which all moi and all events were judged A man ii Georgia care a straw what you people in Indiana thought about anything ha might do or say and Oliver P Morton and men like him did not caro much about wba thought down in Georgia about what ho said laughter and and this wits true of other sections of tbe now that the old lino of division has largely broken down so that a man cai enunciate tho same at St Joseph Mo and be applauded in the name way foi these utterances that I am here today f came but it has come slowly I does not come as far as one would like to have it come slavery lasted for 200 years ami the education and of years is not to bo swept away in one administra tion What wo want is that iu every section of the country whatever is said aud done un der pressure of public opinion should bo done by the common public opinion of the whole United Stales Applause The people of Indianapolis each one of you should havo Iho same share iu forming lic opinion that governs Georgia and Califor nia and that you havo iu forming public opinion lhat governs Indiana Great ap plause And now my friends thanking you for trying to hear mo this length of time I desire to say to you that your beautiful city hns surprised and delighted us all Your magnificent exhibition of this morning and tho condition of your city with its ornamentations aud your hospitable and kindly welcome wo could not if we would and we would not if wo could Cheers Tho President having concluded his re marks there loud and continued calls for General Sherman who rather came forward and spoke briefly WYOMING The Indian War HAWLINS October 2 No news has been received from Paynes command The mail carrier from the Ute agency duo hero tonight lias riot yet arrived All sorts of rumors are but tho only reliable information received is tho statement of a ranchman named Morgan wiio arrived today from his On tho morning of the the day after the light he heard heavy firing in tho direction of the battle ground Merrill with cavalry left hero nl this morning YORK Education in the South NEW YORK October Ii The report of the General Ageut of tho trustees of the Peabody Education Fund states the necessity for the Federal Govern ment granting some aid to tho Southern States in their efforts to educate Ihe ignor ant classes is greater than over before OB the evils that grow out of popular spread their blight over Ihe whole country With two million children still without means of instruction the danger of tho situation is apparent Tho school population r Vir ginia is 280 while and colored Of these lint wore enrolled in the schools in Iu North tin school population was white nnd 11H Hi colored Total enrollment ADVANCED The joint Executive Committee voted to advance east hound rates to the 1m KIS of cents on grain forty cents on fourth class and fifty hogs from Chicago to New York to take effect October Kith Finr LOSS 1ira in tho tin toy factory No ISO to 1112 Avenue E damaged tho stock and building abont thirty thousand dollars partially in sured THE INSPECTORS OP ELECTION CONTEST Tho mandamus proceedings before the extraordinary committee of tho Supremo Court lo compel Iho Police Commissioners to appoint one Tammany inspector in each election district were adjourned today ow ing lo the illness of Judge Davis His fact is swollen and discolored from poison ivy which he gathered while collecting autumn leaves up the Hudson Saturday At a meeting of tho Police Board Commissioner McLean moved the appointment of one Tammany inspector for each election district in the First Assembly District and named loaders of opposition to Robinson and in David Dudley Field Cyrus A Field Field August Belmont Augustus Schell Stoughton Russia ain Lyman II Commissioner Wheeler asked what aro their political opinions McLean answered 1 am not certain about the politics of W Field or I W Stoughton Then said Commissioner French I move to for the names of Field and those of Samuel J Til den nud Commissioner McLean By the votes of Commissioners French McLean and Morrison Commissioner Wheeler declining to vole Ihe amended list was adopted After this performance tho board took a recess Inspectors receive five dollars for each days service PARK There was a very largo attendance at Jerome Park today the opening of fall meeting of the American The day was delightful and tho track in excellent condition The one mile dash wafl won by Checkmate Una second third Time Sensation won the second Grenada third Timo 1 IH In the race Manhattan handicap ono and onequarter miles the starters were Grey Phillips Lady Harold Bulwark Hynon and Urilla Harold won in second Oriole third The last race wan the handicap steeple chase for a purse of over tho fractional course There four Disturb ance Moonstone and Dandy won in I a length behind Moonstone thirty WASHINGTON Arrears of Pensions WASHINGTON October 2 Arrears of pension claims to tho of 7ll507 been settled np to Oc Tho average amount of arrears m each settled is Tho whole number of cases settled in September was It is estimated there are still abou or 7000 to arrean whoso cases havo not been settled hereafter cannot bo made as rapidly as heretofore because of tho great mini her of cases in which there is no title to ar ream which must bo examined in tho lor m which there is title It is information of all pensioners who behove themselves entitled to am who do nol receive notice of settlement o either by allowance or rejection by November 1st that they cau boston set by writing a to tho office giv ing again tho number of their pension cer and their present address It is almost certain that tho 000 OOC appropriated will bo sufficient to cover th arrears which were duo upon pension allowed previous to January 1K79 COINAGE Foil Following is tho coinage of United Slates mints for September Gold 1S3032 pieces value 120 silver 200 pieces value Minor pieces value Total pieces Tola value THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT At a meeting of the Washington Monu ment a let tor wins read from Dom Pe dro Emperor of Brazil formally presenting the Secretary the stones which he has sou to this country to bo placed in tho monu ment General Kimpp Chief Clerk of tho Tost Department received tonight tha foi lowing reply to his telegram to the leial asking information relative to First Assistant Tyner and party WHOLE NO 008j o A Knapp Department Party just arrived October 2 Chief Clerk Saw General Tyner ami parly on Big about tif Icon from ranch at the entrance tc North Park Messengers have been sent to warn them of Linger from Indians Think they are all right Will telegraph you whoi I hear from them C Acting Postmaster places General and friends n hundred and fifty miles east of tho scene of T horn burgs disaster with a mountain range between them and free from danger unless tho outbreak among the Indians is more eneral than now supposed YELLOW FEVER Progress of the Scourge MEMPHIS October 2 Eleven caTOK in white and 7 vere reported to the Board of Health today the number Thomas Sophia Schilling J Motions and J tho last named died yesterday at noon additional deaths have Glenn sevon miles south of the ily on Ihe Horn Lake road and Charlotte White colored at 1SS Poplar street Tho allowing whites were furnished with nurses Howards Lockwood Mrs W Mrs Gocbel and child Hose Tim Casey and Mary Coudi At a meeting of the Safety Committee this Ihe Charity Committee was dis banded Donations to the Howards today Thomas IF Milburn continues to improve he thermometer ranged between 72 nd IL Oliver Charles Stoddard were stricken fever this morning seven of in the neighborhood where tho mold family recently died Eight persons avo and livo arc still nick with fever in nit immediate vicinity OHIO Archery Tournament CINCINNATI October 2 The opening contest of Iho archery tour began nt 10 a in with Indies shooi ng fortyeight arrows each at yards There are six targets in range each desig lated by letters Ladies shoot at two and In gentleman at tho remainder THE At a mooting of striking to ny two firms sent in a communication ig to pay the fifteen cents advance demand d Tho Furniture Company refused pay the advance The employes of Uen huw A Co bold n meeting and appointed a to wait on the proprietor lo cii lo make an amicable adjustment of ages The Union managers appointed a committee to await upon and finishers of Mitchell ifc and demand shal work A demand also made upon all members of Iho Makers Union now at work that have not received the advance to cease work Tho coopers have all resumed work with out having obtained an advance MINNESOTA Extensive Fire at ST PAUL October 2 At 2 oclock thin morning a fire broke out in the National Hotel a large three story in the of tho city Tin Unities spread to a row of small build ings in tho same block mid all were con Help was summoned from St Paul and the fire kept from spreading boa valuable business block The iire was under control at Following aro tho owners of the principal buildings destroyed James Hett Jr proprietor of tho National Sirs dwelling houso J feed storo and meat market Wm saloon and Peter saloon and dwelling A Frank tailor shop and dwelling KIT smaller buildings MARYLAND Stolen Bonds Recovered October 2 In September 1K7K the National Bank of Baltimore was robbed of two tin one containing in bank notes tho other contained bonds aggregating led by Into Colonel together with and papers Friday lout a young man hunting in tho woods near Wood burg KUW two Hounding for buried lost tho person saw two men digging at the same place At night the young man with several friends went to the spot and digging unearthed a tin box contained Colonel and n number of private October 2 Tho bank burned today Loss insurance 1AV COOKE ROTATE DIVIDEND October 2 committee of creditors of the Jay declared a dividend of 2j per cont November They also declared an asset scrip dividend of 10 per cont in accordance with the provisions of plan for closing the Tin be delivered to tlin creditors at the time of payment of the iii dividends CALIFORNIA FOREIGN The News in General LONDON October 2 Boyd writes Ellioll must row with him be fore rowing with according to rules and practice A letter oil Egypts African Empire Gordon Pasha distrusts his native nates and is almost without European assist ance The letter further states should he resign everything would fall to pieces Chalice will succeed Count as Ambassador of Austria at Constantinople The Commission has declared the Atlantic ports of the United States free from fever but Now Orleans and Memphis aro still infected Leipsic yesterday Horr Fried berg Secretary of State the Imperi al Supremo Court oaths to the President and other officers The ju reformers decreed by tho throughout tho Empire also camo into oper ation yesterday Governor yesterday issued tho following address I today assume the of with which the Emperor has entrusted me of the imperial garrison of raine May God give mo strength to oxer else tho powers conferred upon mo to tho glory of the German Empire mid to tho of AlsaceLorraine Election returns from country districts como in slowly So faros received they iu dicato tha success of tho conservatives The North German Gazette replying to the article of the St Petersburg Golos which declared independent of any attempt to isolate her in Europe says Prussia ami her friends in Germany supported Kussin iu tho peace of Adrianople in tho Polish wars of 1881 and and in tho Crimean war If tho friends of tho Golos consider this support unimportant then their own atti tude is responsible If Germany is com to look elsewhere for tho support which she had found in her relations will policy will remain a peaceful one and she will seek only peace loving support Tho Golos and its tors wish to repel a strong and trustworthy upon whom could count it is quite probable they may attain that objec by continuing in tho upon which have townspeople of Cabul asket three regiments if they would fight the English Thoy replied they would meet tho English if they went to disturbance in East is becoming a guerrilla war There is a gang of GOO well armed discharged soldiers in tho mountainous district of tho west Cleveland iron miners havo decided to ask an advance in wages owing to the brighter prospects of trade Arbitra tor Dale has consented to accept 7i per cent off tho standard rate of tho of wages of Ihe Jarrow iron workers This will probably end tho dispute St Golhard pass ia blocked with snow suspending traffic cavalry brigade of General advance guard reached Abad chiefs are in ro wilh tbo British in tbo Bunk of Franco do francs tho past week Ht order of the Governor of Kara a Armenian parish schools exist ing under the Turkish Government closed mooting of tho shareholders of tho Great Western Hailway Canada has adopted a resolution approving tho policy of tho directors on tho of fusion of the net receipts with the Grand Trunk Tho to appoint a committee of to confer with boards of both com anil board be instructed to refer my action which would tend to prevent Fusion were negatived It wan slated that Grey and James Bald of Glasgow wo of the Great Western directors would to America by steamer October 4th to with William H Vanderbilt and other authorities Agrarian outrage near Gaulle ir where agents of tho Marquis of Sliga vero fired upon and one of thoir assailants allad bos created groat excitement Tho Express tho Irish and Dublin ug Mail declare it to bo the result of recent agitation and say tbo responsibility of it and for similar violence that may bo ex will rest on the heads of the agitators columns continue to do Teat tho insurgents who surrender daily Tho combined forces of Maroo nnd other chiefs woro defeated at Pal and prisoners wore lakon MASSACHUSETTS Damages Recovered BOSTON October 2 In the Court the jury awarded John E Green who lost n Ing in tho oston disaster oii the Old Colony October Rth Groen sued for The company did uot contest lin but Iho amount of compensation The Petroleum Markets Position Reviewed Murder and Suicide T 0 of was shot nnd fatally lant by his law Anthony who then killed himself Woodruff had to niv Kru micH fifty HAN October 2 match began night nt 11 oclock in tho of people anil McNeil tin V and ol Tut re tho CLOTHING CLOTHING i THE CRY OF HARD IN THIS We have bough in the last two weeks a very large Stock of ReadyMade Clothing for Men Youths and Boys at the very lowest prices forCash Ihe old motto A dollar saved is a dollar earned still holds good and never before has it had such a direct meaning as in these stringent times people are anxious to know where they can get the best value for their money It is certainly an important question and one that we can answer to the satisfaction of buyers of good ReadyMade Clothing It is an easy matter to sell goods cheap provided you are not particular as to the class of goods you sell but to sell good honest goods cheap is another question Our extraordinary facilities for buying enables us to offer you this class of goods We represent truthfully all goods sold by us mark everything in plain figures make but One Price and expect yb a straightforward honorable course of dealing to show the people of Titus villo it is for their to stand by us We cordially invite all whether they intend to purchase or not to examine our Stock We sell a class of goods that we are not afraid to recommend to our customers LAMMERS the Clothier 1O Spring Street HUNH United Wednesday 11800 Total United for month Total fur month 0313 Grand total United and 51113 Daily average 01lii Tidewater shipments for yesterday were 1JM barrels The Tidewater shipments for weru 63055 instead of 56044 barrola aa reported Tho following in a tabulated of the price of during the various hours of FINANCIAL Invested in Wall make em 17 Wall St N Y PRODUCE MARKETS Time It U 10 14 10 2a 10 41 10 10 12 00 10 01 12 16 20 an 2 45 2 47 2 17 IK 3 05 50 W 81 V 81 81V Hl HIJi 81K HI Asked Hli HI market nt for next Monday with nt that ANU oil 10 1 Wait 115 per BO OIL lota in bulk per gallon 44 Carload lotH in gallon lij NKW 2 linn at i nt United al t nt 7X Total Sales 250000 Barrels Opening 8lYf Hl i at Oh 11170 OK TITK 2 137l f While today was frsH active than or the past few days tlin of vere also within far narrower OH a glance rt tho opening and prices in of this article will It was evident that Home of ovtr leading ami dealers were doing their to war tho market though tin heavy made of them had no very material Toft as with all tho battering the clewing fij iren only a of lelow tbe oni H 7iut it be In offer any opin on on the of for as wo clearly showed in our editorial of yesterday he of oil upon no a does not appear lhat or attendant have Uie i of jil at any period Tim opened this at bid or and old offered This followed ty of oil and of next week at 81Xc nf or next old at bid for oi or next week id for strictly and old offered Old offered at Tidewater offered oil or next old at at 81ic bid for next ek old and spot old Tho afternoon with next week old offered at Then followed Dales of old at Market quiet of old at at New York reported firm at 7 c of next old at Bales of same ut Mfe of dated next Monday at HI ami that bid for more Old offered at 80 next week old offered at Mine aalon of old at 8QXi and moro Offered last salos being old at 51170 51170 61 170 43000 4300 A 2 nt at Inr for ii nt 7ie for delivery 2 Market and 2 LONDON at 7Xd at x 2 Financial and Nrw yonit active at 7 at 7 xr cent weak at hight exchange on London at 48JJ 12 cloning fur tuill loans 7 iMr cent Thin won uniform Stock on gool On n xrd aw high an pr cent won paid nt In railroad the in wunt np from HO to anil at Thi of thu stock activity MM of coal Iji Mail and Fric at the Exchange 470000 of which wen Knn 2C8IK Ht 5000 WOOD it tiOCK Cen tral 4000 t Ht Joe 3100 Michigan Ohio t 700 Union 27000 Mail 3100 fit Kan Han A 2000 Iron Mountain 2400 Houston t 5000 Union 11000 Delaware A Canada 2000 C C A I 5200 C C A f C 2000 Ht A San 4000 Alton A Hante 2000 000 Marietta A Cincinnati DON US lOoA U S of 1831 TM New 4 1Ji 105 W U Tel rONns 31 now nlil new old STOCKS AND HONDS St F IV so do c Mail 3 do 3 J Fargo Kxp 5O U S Kxp 45Ji N Y lo do 1U 22i 72 Southern C C C A I 4lay Total for month Daily Total for Erie Harlem Harlem prof Michigan Central Panama Union 1acific ISC Hfl 136VJ 50 K Now Kt Paul ilo Port Wayno do lire 31 Chicago A Alton M Jo tire fl OS 20 Uol A W Tul 3R i M 16S 101 do Jim Iac u lo dti II A do pref A Texan HI K U A N 24U VI City Mills TOLEDO TOLEDO 2 steady No 3 white Ifi do canal at No 1 white ilich ut 15 No 2 13 umher spot at Keller October at 15 seller November at 16f Keller December at IK No 3Jral winter HJf October at SI at No red Wabash nt 41 No 2 Dayton and Mich igan red at No 2 amber at II rejected at CO quiet high mixed at 42c No 2 HiKit and seller at 41jc at 41c steady No 2 canli and Keller at 25 clover at 40 CHICAGO October 2 i pood demand at full n at cl 20 at 50 I Sr 75 fancy at 00 winter wheat at 75 50 at 84 00 at t3 25 fairly and a No 1 Chicago at 10 No2 at Sfl 05f cash SI 07j i Si SI tieller ember No a at rejected at 80c I fairly and a higher at ueller No 35c Holler tho year 37Viu Mav nt fairly and a shade high at 205je cash 27Jc Kr Boiler May rejected at and unchanged quoted GOc noler tinner quoted at TIMOTHY to oi 82ftl FLAX nominally pure at 4il 21 1 22 quoted at H irt 4T Heller 58 seller tin year 7ifittt 75 Keller January LAUD with R quoted 21 JO Mfl Heller B7 70 firmer quoted at UO at 4fi t iltar at jr 45 nml al T NEW NEW 2 quoted at quiet Imr Oal and Stato at to extra at 30 i choir nl 3ffG Hi while extra at i 5 50 extra Ohio at 40 50 St oni at 75 Minnesota patent rt I I 00 WHEAT Market steady 354000 spring ftt No i vl 17 No a at Jl 22 winter red ftt f 1 iH No U do t 20 No 2 do at 2ai to 1 ilo at ijl 28j winter i 1 at SI 22S1 is sn 2 amber ot No 1 at 123j whito at I 29 No vhite at 25fel 2J of IH No I white at Jl tinn No 2 u quiet ami unchanged On da nt II 00 at 55c nominally unchanged COliN In fair receipts 250000 ungraded at No 2 ut round yellow at ik seller r t Keller November bid at Market moderately active receipts mixed western at unite western at and unchanged at 50o HOPS Market miel yearling quoted and Kentern at lir New oik at Wc fair and market linn Uio n at Joo loti nt 12ftfISc fair to ooU iiK quoted at Market quiet hut tirm and un Orleans quoted at KICK Market steady with a fair at Louisiana at JOHN EASON Propr MANUFACTURER OF FLOUR And Dealer in Grain Feed etc Owing to the great foreign demand is an increase in price which me to ad vance tlie price of flour and ray to the poor would be to buy enough to tlo through Hie winter I will gel at priced and deliver it to any of tho I keep four of the i tho names of Ihe four best n this city White new la the bent Boar nade Silver dollar in aa good aa moat snj other tit and ia for lean City MilU will speak for nd in a time will the loading iu ho city Choice among tuu ft record Will sell a good flour for per sack Come and examine my before the of aa Flour SACK Flour new 2 10 City 66 15 B Wheat 2 38 OK Amber 30 talla 10 go Hve Flour Qg White Wheat M Oatmeal 75 ami Retail per 100 00 Yellow 100 Iba 18 Its 04 per 100 llw gu 8rreiiiiigi per IrtO i nt Ifh 94 Vr ea 35 lilted Jurn ileal Coarse florn IliE TOM 00 20 ID 00 17 00 Whitu new Wheat Kyc Com 35 to 41 05 90 to 1 00 56 45 27 JOHN KASOS at 0S but lirm at 1 30 quoted at 2te hid weak at 17J dull insw i 73 am unchanged India at 13 00 MEATS long clear at f 00 clir at rC 25 prime ateam at fi CO dull 9a Hiot western WHISKY At M 10 1JUTTKU AND CLEVELAND FEMALE SEMINARY Neit Itli For or to S O FOR SALE 10 m front to wit A number of auJ on Real Estate Estate in thin to sad Loan As ONE LOT feet on U tween First and Second with the one and half itory and addition ONE LOT feet on Oak street between First and Second the addition thereon OXF LOT 30x100 feet on Main street No 1B5 between Kerr and Brown Uio house 21x42 ONE LOT comer of and Union lot 39x70 with tbe one and cottage house ONE LOT 30x00 fett on tween Firat and Second nith oo honiK ami addition thereon ONE LOT 33xB6 feet on East Pina with the building 21x40 theron ONE LOT 22xW feet on East Pine street with tho building 20x44 feet ONE LOT on South Franklin 30xldO fast with lie 28i60 thereon ONE LOT 60x233 feet on East Pine street with two small thereon ALSO OF LATD county IV of 285 a house and tarn thereon About 50 s For description see H B President From tho New York Journal of Commerce NEW YORK September 20 Them u very market iu good The ng are tho Rnd choice Sll Jo good to prime IS do to 17 CHEAP MEATS FOB Everybody for Cash LOOK AT OUR PRICE LIST 13 Boat Porter House 1 Beat Sirloin i I Bent Shoulder Steak 1 Best Boef Beet Pork Bleak and All la WVc lie So In to Stain choice good to Statu invoices do do do fair to best dairy hext No 1 no Oi no UM uT llw Uuie on Uv to bo over ex to tef aro joa tot oci rule Hint thu on fanoy to 10 3 wint
