Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 2 October 1879 — Page 5

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PERSONAL.

From Thursday's Datt'v.

General M.

S. B. Dsvla, Of the Newport Hoosier State, Was in the city yesterday .""He went to Evansville thirnnbrningr

Miss Mamie Dow'.iiig, Mrs^Bfldeynll' Miss Mollic Sibley apd Mrs, Barter w£nt to St. Mary's to-daV, it 'beiHg^VjsJtifig dftV' ,u' "E fc, stt I

Jno. OHardesty was the only newspaper man from Terre Haute who'went to Evansville, yesterday, to attend the 3 meeting of the press, *1

J. H. Beadle, of the- Rockville Tribune, passed through the city yesterday on his way to Evansville, }o attend the editorial convention.

'Officers Caughlin, Lambatid Schol ten raided "Vinegar Hill," last evening, and arretted Ida Hristow, Saitth J. Alexander, Chas. Brown, Patrick.^ Sullivan -and Louis Smith. 1

John Hardie, a youth residing at Staunton, passed a counterfeit $20 National Bank notes, on Phillip Schloss last Wednesday. He was arrested yesterday at Staunton.

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Mike'Leonard Tell ffOrft the ODera House steps to Use aide-walk last evening, r? He was taken to the stftfeion house and |i Dr. j. R. Crapo dressed his wounds. «!l He was then cooveyedMiome. 'y 114Last night, tlw friend# of Miss Emma I'i*' Allen, of South fifth 'street, gave her a i*V. birth-day surprise party. Theie was music and dancing *\nd a nice time all around. Miss Allena great iayqrite with her associates ,:«J /If}

Rev. Alex Sterrett goes to-morrow to Alton Ills. 1.0 exchange with the Rev. Dr. Armstrong a noted divine of that city, who will occupy the puipit of the

Presbyterian church next Sabbath

many of the Congregation hope he is the coming man lor the place. From Friday's Dally

O. P. Davis, is at the Hotel de Terre Haute. Maj.G. M. our went to Chicago last night.

Mrs. E. J. Hughes is visiting relatives in Evansville. Maj. O. J. Smith, of the Chicago Express, is in the city. *'r "w,r''

Ensign Bennett, of Brazil, is at t4ie Terre Haute House. /Vstejl -q j.

Harry Borden has gone to Ft. Lawrence with his family, to live. Ed. Vandever has been appointed deputy to Constable Chas. Flaid, '^Sheriff Louis Hay will not return from his hunt in Illinois until next week, ,i(^Miss Lizzie Maher of Cincinnati, has taken charge of the millinery department at Emil Bauer's.

J. H, Smart, Superinterwlent of Public Instruction, is in tpe cit Terre Haute

]ohn^Pi: Staff VeUlrned ftqp paigti, IH., yesterday ""afterpbe^, I1® icne '^Mr. Jas. Case a farmer of Los waii fobbed on Sufidiv qf qu^te aj rpqiSey,. 8on#body got into thi in tlie diy ttme ind tbok it,f

"V/ O '||!^4\1

Hunter k» in ftrcHp*..p

Mri. E. B. AlleO ii^'Jndi| anftpolit. ':. T'.:'". II Mr. B. W-. Hioea -he* rtlorntd fr St Lou«rfr.,TT I &-/Knq

Mrs. E.J. Hughe* went to jSvansvilieJ1 'yesterday. viM*-,-. Mr. E.

Hewlett, 0/ lndlantpoJU.

•in the city. W. H. Greiner returned, yctUT&ffl, from Cincinnati.

Mr*. Baker, of the Eaot end, left yesfcfj terdat for Colorado. to,*/«»••? !r* Mr. John Hunnell passed through her| or vi to a

Mrc, S. P.. Bartert of La\*r«fn*evilfe nf visiting lYk-rds orktghtli x'reef

5 Mat, Jorrikipur, of Cincinnati, *wi|| visit friendf in theC^ to-jnort-ow. jg

Mr. Thomas D. Graham won the fake l^at the Turner. Hall dance ja^rfight. -y

Mr. Lou Elder who has bee* Thiting pr. Eld«*r,ftas returned to C1*vfcmd.

Secretary Thompson will not retil'rn to Washington until Sunday, October 5th.

Miss Mary Heberd, of Vincer.nes. will shortly be married to Mr. Jamec, of Kansas City.

Officer Mc Adftfas last evening arretted Marsh Leek, on Second, .street, for ...jublic indecency. if y, *V,|»t fohn B. Davis, one of the proprietors of Batcheller and Doris' sbow was in the city yes'erday.

John G. Shanklin, Secretary of State, passed through the city, yesterday, rpyte to Evnn&viJIe. V^t'V

the

Mis«^«e^oQ|hi4wJllbd-atth Hpuseton {he evening October, and wUl piay irr'Jihwdan's great. comedy^ ScbeqUor Scandal,*'

V-". il

Mr. John Foley has accepted a position as salesman in the clothing house of Mr. Phil Schloss. John is a first rate business man and will'prove'a valuable acquisition.

Wm. Balfe, the unfortunate man who fell from the stairs in the court house, is still very low at the Boston House. He has suffered more injuries that was at first supposed. ,.

Cheif Stack, Lieutanant Fasig and Detective Vandever yesterday arrested Chas. Irwin, Chas. Boyer and -Marlha J. Brown, charged with obtaining money, under false pretences. Letter* were ta. ken out of the post-office by Martha Brown, which were intended for another party of the h&me namft.

letters contained a draft df which the trio had cashed at the Pciftsfc, City -1'.. Bank.

»i yrox Monday's DaWyi

Ivtr. 6. M: Barbour Is io Mr. Fred. Barnes went to Concinnati to-day.

Mr. Ben. Cox went.tq Cincinnati y£gterday. John Hanna has returned to Washingon, D. C,

3f$

went to TndlanapofwpE

Mr. Ira Langford lis to-day. Col. T. 11. Nelson ha» rettttntd from Washington. I J.P. Clsybrook went to Indianapolis Saturday night. I

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1, Jm.

P. S. Westfall out of tne city, and will remain until Thursday. Mrs. Alvey has returned from Boston, where she has been all summer.

J. Allen Whyte, agent of the Remenye Concert Company, is a guest Ot the Terre Haute Hcuse. .? '1 «e

Chas. E. Blanicfiurt, agent af naverJv's Church Choir Company, was in the city Saturday.

Gen. H. B. Carrington, of the 18th U. S. In'antry, writes that he will atUspd the reunioii this week. U'J

Mrs. J. E. Sbmes, Mrs. VV.

yf.

and Mrs. Barker went

Davis

Indianapolis

this, morning to attend the stfite fair. Justice G. K. Cookerly went to Newport. Saturday evening, to dfclivftr an address before an h- O. U. W. lodge.

Lieutenant Governor Gray passed thiough the city Saturday en route to Indianapolis, from Evansville, 'whei-e he had attended the editorial convention

W. S. Lingle, editor of the Lafayette Courier, and his daughters, Misses May and able passed through the city Saturday, eu route home from the' editorial convention. 1

Henry C. Adams! df ll/diana^olii, D. Strou6e and wife, of Rockville, S. M. McGregor and Geo. A. Knight, of Bra* zil, W. H. Gloyd and John C. White, of Effirgham, are at the Terre,. Haute House.

Officer Schaffer tlii6 morning arrested five trajnps, ages ranging frcm jeventeen to twenty, on suspticTon of having being the orginators _of tht. late fires. ..They gave their names as follows: Fwnk Westly, Frank Martin, Ben Smith, Robert Flynn arid George K.tlly,

Mr. Marks, a railroad man of tKwcfiy, has returned, from Memphis in the vicinity of which hid w'ife and family are liv-t ing. He reports the fever as abating very mu^h. The whole number of deaths this summer has only beett 383, which, compared with la&t summer, is rtothing at all.

Frem Tuesday's Daily."

W. C. Rislev is in Indianapolis. Benjamin G. Cox inCincinnati.1, Miss Dollie MilliKen is in Casey, Illlnoifc.iofginj artf itl r?3 we I

Emil Bauer has returned from Indianapolis.,^^ 1','f3

pj,i

Wifis U} fi *-imhjji.

'J-y 1

E. L. Goaecke 16 in Ctncmnati visiting the exposition. Miss Laura Zieglar has returned from Mount Nernou.

C. E. osford flyivjijj,jionactfrom Kew York yesterday. Xj.'l J. A. Campbell, deputy sheriff of Marshall, is in the city.-

Elbert HinM, of this city, has been visiting friends in Greencastle. Eugene Hess this morning1 an application for th.* naval school.

John N. Wolf, is expected home from New York and Boston, Saturday Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hu66ey, of Brazil, are in the city visiting Mrs. Nat Allen.

Mrs. O- A. Speer and children departed for then* home in

Jt.

Louis yes

terday. Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Miller, of North Seventh 6treet, are visiting friends^ in Clay City f?'jL *»'"&

Michael Lohner, conductor on the E. Si T. H. is visiting his parents in central New York.

L. S. Holden, of St. Louis, was in the city yesterday, enroute from the East to hishom*.

Mr. O. B. wiliams^of Eastern Indiana, is in the city, the guest of bis brother, Mr. Elmer Williams.

Mr. Gcorge Hirrison, Pasls. Agent of the Chicago and Northwlslern Ry., was in the city yesterday, •^lair-.'ivvicby,r'

Horace Krarns it acting as co.t ductor on the E. & T. in the place of Mike Lohner who has a leave of absence.

Mr. Jacob Hoffstaller, a temperance worker, has been engaged by the associia tion here, and will s«on commence are vival.

Capt. Med Smith, of the Light Guard is in M. Louis, to-day, where he went to make arrangements for conveying the Chickasaw Guards to this city.

Mr. Frank Rouser, formerly jrt' this city, passed through here last night for St! LOuiS with a Dayt'on iompanv which will compete for the"priaSat?8t Louis.,

W. A. Ryan andT Fred, Gould ^vent huAHn^ yesterday hflernoon kt three o'clock, up to Fort Harrison. (Phaj^ijled nothing however. ejicept thre£vsriakes.

.Mrs. Jenkins, of Arlington,1 'Rush Co., Ind., a sis Sir of Mayor® F, Havens, and who has been Visiting'at his house for several dny$ past, left yesterday for a visit in Illinojtj.'

Mr. Evan Evans, an old Englishman who ia direct from Great Britain ^passed thnppghhere to-day for Rock ,, Island! Hla trunk &. courouisly dUTerent from of us in is

Mrs. Ellen H., wife of A. B^Stoner died yesterday afternoon, .of consump tion, in the

27th

year txf her age. The

funeral %ill take place Thursday after noon from the family residence, on north Ninth street.

G. VV. P. Malii Trustee of Otter Creek. toWnshi^, received a very pleasant surprise at his^fesidejice last mght, it belfig his

39th

&nk

of the

birthday The family had re

tired, and all wer6 taken tompletejy by surprise. JHewas the xecipient of many valuable presents.

v„

Mr. Osear

John#, son .of

John, has

Mr.

gone

Ti B.

to southern

where he will engage with rosines*

Kansas,

-5 R^' Johna

in thtf cattle business. Osoir ^vell known among the boys |ier&§ai£' ^key Will tofts him.

The beft .MMM of the

GAXETTB are foe the sucdall ~lWch He deserves. .v From Wednesday's Daily.

Samuel McKeen is in St. Louis.

.irmx/.o Yrv.:vff Kii/Aftf aaggrr xm

TIBS TfiRftE HAUTE W^J&L¥~GAZSPnt

Gen. M. C. Hunter ia in the city. H. M. Smith left jr&terday ftr Vihienn^a.

Miaa Kate M*honcgr vtjll visit Paris tomorrow. n/-j

Chauncey R. Prichard went to Kansas last nighty

r':

Col. Wm. E, McLean west to Indianapolis yesterday. Jacob Miller and wife went to Indian* apolis this morning.

Al. Liebenthal, of Bees Joe's, left for the South yesterday. Joseph Watson, of Lost Creek township, is In Indianapolis.WJ

Judge Thomas B. Long went to Indianapolis this morning. Mr. William Dodson is not expected to life through the day.

Chief of Police Stack and officer Jas. Pierce are in Indianapolis. Miss Tillie Werner his returned from a three weeks visit to Judson, Indr

Hon. Wm. Heilman, M. C., of Evansville, was in the city yesterday*. .j Chas. Owen recently accepted a^pbiition in S. S. Allen's dry goods store.

Mr. arid Mrs. Moses Koch,

land,

of Cleve

Ohio, are visiting Joe Nirdlinger. County Auditor Andrew Grimes went to Indiahapolis this morning, on business.

Messrs. A. B. Pegg and Joseph Gilbert went to Indianapolis to-4ay, to attend the State Fair.

John Paddock returned last night from Cincinnati, where he was attending the

Captain Haney and others, from Clinton, were in the city to-day, en route tp the State Fair.

Frank Armstrong, of the Auditor's office, went to St. Louts last night, to attend the exposition.

Admiral Scott and Secretary Thompson were entertained la4t evening

Jbhh G. Salmoni'thte

player, of

V-^

tJi

rby

President R. W. McKeen. Mr. and Mrs. J. .^y. -Warstler, oi Union City, Ind., are ip the city, tye guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. Ebelj.

Dr. Jos. Richardson went to Indianap' lis yesterday where he will deliver the openirlg address before the 'Indiana Dental Association to-morrow afternoon.

James P. Voorhees Will make his debut Monday evening next, at Haverly's Theatre, Brooklyn, as*'member of the company supporting, Clara Morris^ in

Jane Shore." r«ic Harry Metzeker, late of the White office will take charge of Mr. W. H. Fisk's agency for the Eldredge sewing machine. The store will be located op' posite the Po&t Office, in the room once used as a restaurant.

Mrs. Fowler and Miss Mary Fowler returned botne last evening, after an extended tour in the East, at, Portsmouth, N. H., and other points. They were ac companied from Louisville1 by Mrs. L. B. Martin, who went there to meet them.

COURT HOUSE ECHpES.

JTrom Thursday's Diily.

CIRCUXT COURT,

The cises of Tfheodore Hudnut vs. Minor, Green

U„!

Celebrated cornet

Cincinnati,-

Will play here

with

the Terre Haute Cbrnet Band during the reunion. .* ,1 w: 1

T. J. Gist's new (National House ?buf o-dav. .The painting was done by W. H. M^nping,

made its first trip to-ia

..."

very handsome job. Adolph Kahn has iefvered his connection with A. Arnold,~clothier, and will, in a few days, departf&r"Lincoln, 111., to accept a similar position.

Co., and the First Na

tional Bank, of Peoria, vs. H. Hulmsn, were on trial this morning before Judge Rhqads,.and »ere taken under advisement. 1:.

MARBIAOE ,LLCENBBS.' "T

Wm, Petitftnd Sallie Goodwin. John A. Rqe and MoHie J. Shavr. Wm. E. Denehie and Emma C. McDaniels.

Newton Schweitzer and Mary" E. Schafer. .. MAYOR'S COURT. I

Ida Bristow, Ann Romine and Jennie Forrester were fined for being prostitutes, and were sent to the station houJfc. Two men for associating were fined, which they stayed, y-

I REAL ESTATE TRAMSBER. Geo W. Carico (sheriff) to H., C. Thompson,

acrfcs, in bee

Pierson Tp. 'From Friday's Daily. I j. .055" CIRCUIT cquRf.

The case ofL. Pahmeyer, etat, vs. Jas. Black, etal.wfts ftp, before Judge E^hoa^s.

MARRIAGE UCfCVSES.

Wm/H. Moore and Ella Seever. George C. Anderson and Sarah E Sinitn.

James Sellers Md Violet Simpson. MAYOR'S COURT.: -v

if 'i- \t

Onedmnk..

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REAL EStATE TRANSFERS

Jos. A, Watson to Wm. Mack, 80 acres in section

20,

townfhip,

fbr

Sam'l. H.

26,

ttarrison Township, for .' y,.. ..fip Moaday's Daily f'fr h'hCI*C»ITOOURTW.

C},:

Tfee case of Pahmeyer vs. Black is stdl on trial before Jadge Rboada. MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Francis C. Dickson and Anna M. Creech. Nathaniel M. Crookshahk apd Sarah E. Tinsley.

Christopher Sparks and*'"Florence Boyll. REAL ESTATE. Jackson Eaton to Thomas L.

Jones, part in-Iot

Susan D. and Alex. Lucas, to Eliza Jane Niece, one acre in sec. 17, Nevins tp. for Louis Hay (Sheriff), to R. S.

vrj

Tennant and L..D. Thomas, part in-lot

257,

original plat, j'

for 1.00 From Tuesday's Daily, CIRCUIT COURT. The case of Pahmeyer vs. Black," is still on trial. Knight, Mack and McGregor, are for the plaintiff, and Carter and Coffie, for defendant. Mack opened the argument this morning! •..

From Wednesday's Daily. .. ..VRBAL ESTATB TRANSFERS. Joseph B. Manuel to John '-'n.

Weir,

3 80-100

acres, Honey

Craek township, for

25c

200.00

Moore»4P acre^ia section 3»» Pieirson township, for, 1,100.00 f'i i.:! -froisu

Th4 ease. Pafenayer vs. -IBlack, coramenced yesterday ^(poorning, is. still ia

TT«)UR*BTATE TRANTFERS.

GEO. A. Rogers "to Mary Jane" Rogers. 35 actt|8 in section 1,^ Otter Greek towsnhip for $1,125 iKOm Evans toJeremiah Fidlar, pt section

Linton Township,

to Wm. B.f^-

Richard Dunnigan Tuell, south half of in-lpt Tewett's sub-division fbr Louis Hav (sheriff) to Wm. B.

4,300 00

t). W. Johnson arid Chauncey Miller, to David H. All, in-lot 20.

Johnson's addition, Macksville. fQ^

per lb Old Gov. Java,

Prime Rios, Maricabo,

fair

20c

Mocha,

TEAS—Imperial,

Oolong,

lbsi0r 30C

Green salt,*9^ drj flint^iic to tac. SEEDS—Clover, I4 tiwtby

200 00

»V GtRtUlT COURT. .',

After arguments by the .Attorneys in, the case of Pahmeyer et, al vs.. Black et^ al. yesterday afternoon, the jury retired at

o'clock. They were out all night and this morning returned a verdict for the plaintiff in the sum of

$2,800.

The court then adjourned, next Monday.

j':iuau ti

MAYOR'S COURT. .-.lit

ree drunks were tried.

ADMINISTRATOR.

Frank Brittlebank« of the estate, of Julius Brittlebank, deceased, /niitjctl I

TERRE HAUTE MARKETS. L-.

^IBRLLK AND FLOUR.

T6rreHaute October

$6.00

2, 1876.

CASH BCTAlt PRICES.

(\VHEAT—85c fults

90c

mid. ,,,

FLOUR—Common,

$5.75

tamily,

paten ted. extra fine,

$7.50

per bbl.

CORN—Car qorn, „waj^on

4 0

mat 4

30c

25C5

good,

20dts

35c.,

15.

Cofnmon Rio 12%

The above quotations are for green cofiiif

306

75c

Maizone,

gritz,

20c

per lb.

80c

8, •,

p^r' box:

SUGARS—Brown, extra C, Ttf lbs: $1 C, 12. pouhds, $1 Molasses

per

lb." White-Coffee A, fo pounds $1 Granulated, pounds for $1 pulverised, orciushed, 9 pcundr for 1$ New. Orleans, x2'to 13 pounds, for

$1.

MOLASSES—Drips, $1 best syrup, 75 good,

sugar housei

60c

sorghum

50c per gallon. ^.^,!+y ,,, j-

GARDEN

PRODUCE:

CABBAGEi—5c to

10c

per head.

ON IONS—40c per peck. NEW POTATOES—Peach blows 20c per peck. ty **r

DAIRY AND POULTIIV. CASH RETAIL PUCES.

HONEY—New country

mining

Dried apples,

Nevins ,.

$1,500.00

Giidm^p

Patrick

Kelly, one-half acre fo section ib, Harrison tojrnsnip, fbr Wm. H. Moo^e to Benj. Fityf-

20c

dressed,

FIGS—Layers,asp kegs,

per gl

CHEESE—New York dairy, 15 EGGS—10. POULTRY.- -Choice spring (live") a^c old,

30c

for choice,

*.i

DRY FRUITS.

Dried peaches, good halves, 6^c. quarters,

5c.

r.'_a":n peel, 12^ i7^c

15c. I

Dried prunes, Turkish, ~6@Sc. {Jl French, 12)^ to

15.,, [ba

.. im'(

A\ 'if

IMPORTEDIFRillT.

ORANGES—3pc to doi. '", LEMONS—25c to 30c"per doz. COCOANUTS—70c per doz. RAISINS—15c per lb choice lay^r aocperlb*

25c.

ALMONDS—Psr lb,26c to 30c"» FILBERTS—

14c

BRAZILS—

to aoc.

1-K

loj^c.

DATES—Golden 15c, African

2 0

ENGILSH WALNUTS—25c per lb., CANDIES—Mixed common," iuc fine French,

50c:

sticks 11c psr lb

ANANN AS—-$3.85 to $5.00 a bunch retail

50c

.a dozen.

for ^50

PECANS—Louisiana and Texas, 9c western,

1%.

600

Tuell, acre in section 34,

MISCELLANEOUS.

HIDES—Green slaughter hides, 8c

^OOL-ToMied, 30^ 35c unwashed ed as®MC. CANDLES—Tallow, star, per pound 20 cents.

COAL OIL—Per gallon, 1 to toe. GOOD CtOTHING WOOL^ai to 23 cents per lb.

GOOD COMBING WOOL-22 to 25 cents per lb, tub walh wool, 30c to 3 3

A t! a

$ 40.00

22,

city, for

mOtru\

Aiim:

150.00

MCAT«.

SHOULDERS—Sugar .cured.

lb plain,

BEEF—Dried, by the lb small cuts,

$700 00

Louis Hay (sheriff) to Lucinda Ross,

acres, in section

15,

Harrison township, fbr 1,500

Sarah A. Marshall to Wm. H. Lawson, 38 acres, iti section 2,

Riley township, lor

isc per

20c.

LAM3 CHQPS—I5@xak£c pet lb French chpps. i5@i7J4c per lb. 3REAKFAST BACON—IOC per lb.

MUTTON—io@ia}c per lb. .VEAL—io@icc per lb. .V."*'*' PORK—Fresh, 8(gi« per CORN BEEF—5@6c per lb BEEFSTEAK—10®12^c per lb.

HAMS—Winter cured, uncanvassed, 12%c per lb plain,

'9c

per lb.

LARD—10c.. CLEAR BACON StDES^-7^ 6 8c ..

PICKLE PORK—Sc. HAM STEAK—15c PEARS—California, 5c,to' 10c apiece. PEAS—30c a peck.

BEANS—60c ocr peck. BUTTER—2dcto

900 00,

Martha C. and J. M. Rifner to E. H. Bindley, part of out-lot -4 5 34, 54 feet front on-Fifth street, for

per poiiiid.

CUCUMBERS—20c

per

100.

APPLES-r40c a bushel. PORK TENDERLOINS—ice. PORK CHOPS—ip%, ,, SPARE RIBS—5c.T

li MARKETSTHIS OAf.

't at-1^.

cprn

OATSrr-00 to aap pef bushel.afU,... RYE—45c per bushel.

1 HAY—Baled, $11.00 per ton loose on wagon,

per ton.

tJ^ Ti

BR.AN—65c per cwt, POP CORN—Choice,

25c

per peck

6R0CERIE

CASH RET All. PRICES.

COFFEES—Laguira And Goldth Rio choicest,

CHICAGO. .'X. Villi CHICi

ByTelegrapb.

BIRLK^-78^«.

llsJ.thlJ-

AGO OetoMrl,

WHSAT—Unsettled closing Arm Slid higher No. 2rod,|l.»k®1.10 No. 2 spring, [email protected] cash $1.04# for Oot. 1.07

NOORN—Firmer S6^c

Oil

50c, 75c

Gunpowder,

BEEF—Steady. ,' LARD-Rather easisr |8.62^. ARD-Rather Wi=m:

STED—ChOfte Rio,

ST-L,OriS.

Jfftt'

ByT41egraph.|

to $1.

75c

R^CE—North Carolina,

8c.: VfvtlJ

STARCH—6c. HOMINY— Hudnut'sj 56 per lb or ic

1^1'?

f,(?

i6T.Lqujb,

October!.

FLOURr-Qnlet. ^iy/_ WHEAT—Irregular No. 2, red. tl.WK® l.W£_oash 91.10ror Oct: for NOT: 91.14®U8^®1.18X for Deo Na 8 1

COBN—Dull 86^84^0 cash 84^c fo^ Oct. 83 Wc for Kov. OAT»-Lower 24)®a8Me cash aOofor Pec.

RYXrt-Higher die. 9./ AttiiEY—Dull No. 8 spring, 7«c. WHISKEY—Steady 91.08. PORK-Qulet 910.90 dry salt meats, nom-

iDBAOQ^Ess?er

95 Percent Stnliii

wear, without Increaso of bulk or weight. ,1 wear severel pairs of common fiubber Boota.

f*:%

a:.vSt-,. /fk'

qdMT-paU ftff»MlTSi, mm, 4Sc Ko, eash, Bomlaally 41s. OATS BSssiiy eartulxe.

tii

CASH KBTA1L TRICBS.

7C P«

per lb.

lot

cieh, for bet. and

Kov. 87Ko bid for May. 0 A?PS—Firmer «M«bldcash 26^6for Oot 27MO for Nov.

PORK—Kasler «9.T5 casb 18.40 for No?.: 98.75 for Jan. LABIV—Cash, heavy options^ lower 8.74 oash:§.66 bid for »ov |8.67«®e.70for Jan. ^wffMKlEY—Sl.Ofc .'.1™ J-)

'ciwciitiiATi.

Telegraph.]

CINCINNATI,,October 1.'

FLOU R—5i25®0 .90 W HE AT-SteaSy |1.0T(i 8iKS/isfe.

'1 .IL'i

W HE AT-Steady 9L07$1.11^, I—Steady 4 »—Steady 2-w WHISKEY—Active and firm 9U06. PORK-Firmer B&les, «9,5Q. .a,AaT LABD—8trongandhigher sales, $8.10. **t BULK MEATS—Steady aAd ftfm Shoul. der«, 98.26^.#o shortrftj^helds*98.00. '••3AOON^itronger 94.00@«.40®«.6fi. f'

WBlTTdBK.

iii

By Telegrapth.J

?liw iXOR^f ^ctober l!

COTTON—Steady 10^ o„ FLOUR—Steady receipte, 108,000 bbls Sales, 140.000 bws.

RYE FLOUR—Steatty. WHEAT—Firm for spring X®lc better for winter receipts.32ROOO sales, 104,000 No. 1 white, cash 9l.«X.'

RYE—Firm 7ric. 'K CORN—Quiet receipts, 189,C0o sates, 75,000 51^®82c. bARLEY—Quiet.

OATS—Qaict receipts, 02,000 sales, 80,000 86®37Xc tor mixed. Western MXQiOc for white.

PORK-Oull 19.50.

LTVK STOCK.

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IMSIAMAMUS KABKR. UmoySroesTARHs, Ootobsr

UOOS—Receipts, S,R3 head shlpaeaM* Atthead. Market SOBIIBBSS active and stroa/r, with fairreeeiDtsef very epsd quality the supply still short of ths aemaad, sMsctsd both

aad heavy Aadtac QSkkaad tsadssale shippsrs aad paekera buxiBir, the latter taking most of the sales ain.SOC9S.IU: aome sales made at 98.70. All the stock sold earlr in ths day: Selected light. .18.0 Selected heavy 8.5 Lightthrowouts 8.1 Boughs %.l

CATTLE—Receipts, lie hea*i shlpi none. Frloesanehanired: Prime shipping steers ...w.9 Good shipping steer*..... w,% 31 Prime butchers' eows sna heifers Medium to good eows aad heifers Common to inferior cows and heifers. Cowsand iaiW.',f.''..'... .:.

BHBEP-Recetpts, 418 Head sMlpments. «ffl head. Prioesunefaaaged: A'5, Good to prims shipping, 180 to 140 lbs. average..^.. 18.75 to 4.00 Good shipping, 100 to lis lbs aver 8.M to s.5o Common 2.751» E.#q ill'. man BY SKAMKET.

N*w Toil, Oct. 1.—GOLD. 91.00.

1NJINS AFTER PALE FACE*

O ..J .... Terrible Fight at BUIi River. Colorads. id 1.' A",

Large Numfesr Killed and wesad*

Milk RIVER,Sept. a^.-rThornsburg'S command was attacked in a bad canon at noon, to-day, one mile south of here on our march to the Agency. "We retreated in good order to the wagon train where we are now entrenching ourbelVea as fast as possible. .Hi" THRUB:THIRTX, jP m. V'

Thornburg Wa^killed instantly during the retreat. Capt. Payne was wounded in two place* slightly Lieut. Paddock and Capt. Grimes were also painfully but not dangerously wounded ten enlisted men

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wagon master McKins-

trey were killed, and at least twenty-five men and teapufters wounded. The command is now very well sheltered, but now and then there are it BARD THBT OUNS OF THE NEW HOS1: '.TILES. ^ho baV^'Just MVrived.' Our poor mules and horses are getting it all around. The red devils fired the grass all around us to burn us out. 1 later—^

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We still,bold our position. Every man is busy digging trenches, and hauling out the dead animals for defence for to-mor-row, for .we fully expect them back at daylight.^

LATER

HCWS. K.-t,,""

CHICAGO,' October i.-*-A dispatch dated Milk River,

5 P.M.,

September

20,

says: Our courier, Joe Rankin, has volunteered to carry dispatches to Rawlings. Mr. Gordon, whose.freight outfit of Indian supplies was near us when the fight commenced, has been burned by the fire, also the company wagons of Company F, 5th Cavalry. Capt. Payne

HAP HIS HORSE KILLED

and Lieut. Cherry's was also shot during the retreat. Capt. Linwood and Lieut. Cherry are unhurt, though their men were killed all around them. About three-fourths of our horses and mules have been killed- Should reinforcements reach us in five days we can hold out very well with our supplies and ammunition. 4 1 I''

MORE MONEY.

NEW YORK,'October i^-The steamship Bothina, from Europe, brought

000

98.90®^00 C#6,85®8,87«®

^L^RD-F Irmer 9*.02M TOLCDO. By Telegraph, r1

TOLIDO, October 1. amber Mich., easb,

WHEAT—Steady

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MEHS

NINETY-FIVE PER CENT. STERMNG

tpnralsr demaiifr for sn All-Bubbcr Boot, snd poreJMcan be msde.

^^^n^o?Wnbb^n7h"flb?rorVto7f"which l«"cro^St segars. tion of the fibm or

leg doable thtckneM of JSnbber. tion of the fibres or" cntking" .... to cracks, bead** chsfiig t)t leet am. ankle#, nod wearing out the) stockings, .ill this obviatec by the Dotiblo Wppet and

"cfatkmff"

i«iosdeimpok»iblo. Ordlnsry RobberBooUterawsbly wrinkle, 1—illng

Lev*. TU.»

Warranted lliree Xoothi,

end that there tnsy be no question ai- to tbe time the -pif&at binding, as aeoa in cut. provides a space for every dsy,aaestffc and year, so that the retell deala? when making a ssle. can punch out tho dato thsroof, and the Boots willjn tbemseltee beu permaneat tecord of that date. (See warrint in large circular.) Brery Boot beats the/warrant in Bubberlatters on the lee.

Although seemingly high priced, are iftoto economical than a Boot of less cost, aad wftfe proper ease willjender good eerfkeftresa Fall nxttu Spring."

The Poor Mtn'sBoot

FOB SAXIZA BY

bottoms

are

Kubbei',

bslC iu«L tkiok. and not filled with Bags, lisij commou Rnbbui Boot*. In the tut below. theblwft part marked tkuul Kulber PiUiiig,"liL ordinary Robber 'Boots to made of groaed-np acmpaaC doth, aaa is neither durable nor water-proof: bnt In the.^Sinetjr-Fiw Per Cent. Sterling »t," when tho taw and long aoie

Worn tbrongh.a

/third sole—all solid Bubbcr—prseenU Itself, tad cites 100

MditlfllM)

psr eeat. Ilteae.sclesyrtU aty

Jfj.

——rOR SALE BY—.'! '0

JNO. B. LUDOWICl!' Corner 6th and Main sts

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$440,

in gold cofn. .••-v.... f»1S' ifrIT

IMPOSSIBLE

^Thst a remedy made Of aoeh common, simple plants as HoBS»Bachu,Mandrake. Dandelion. Ac., sbooid make so many snd each marvelous and woadsrful enres as Bop .Bitters do, bat when ora and yomg, rich and poor. Pastor and Doctor, Lawyer and Editor, all testify to having neen oared by th m, you must believe and try them yourself, aad poubt no longer. 8M other column

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