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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-10-16
The Trade i'm Lucifer Matches.

1t Is wonderful to notice the immense pro-
eress that has been made in this trade within a
few years. A London paper informs US thai
eigh, years ago, there were only 40 people en-.
gagged in The manufacture in that country, who
made 40 gross per week. Now there are %
masters in London who make, on an average,
1000 gross each week, on $4,000 gross in al!
They employ $50 men and 600 boys. In the
making Of the boxes alone, there are nearly
5000 women and girls constantly employed :
they consume $4,000 square fee. Of timber TO
make this quantity. This is only the number
made by 25 makers There are great num-
Der of other makers in London, and likewise in
The provinces, as Bristol, Manchester, Liver
pool, Norwich, Leeds, Newcastle, Plymouth,
and Weymouth, who likewise manufacture
great quantities, but The exact quanliiy We have
mol been able 10 ascertain; bul il may be safe
ly said thai there are now employed in Eng
land, in this branch 500 men. 200 boys, II ;
600 women and girls, using 10000 square feet
of timber per week. and making weekly l00,-
600 gross, or l4,40O000 boxes, or the enor-
nous quantity of 720.OOO,O0Q matches. The
first thing which slnkes The Inquiring mind is,
where and how is this immense quantity con-
sumed? though the consumption Is rapidly in
creasing, and The manufacturers cannot make
Them fast enough. One firm alone IN Man
chester have orders on hand for more than they
can make the nexl FIVE months, beside their
regular orders.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-10-16
PHILADELPHIA CITY.
A Glorious Whig Vict0ry!!!

The Pennsylvania Inquirer of the 18Th says:
The Wings of Philadelphia yesterday achieved
a glorious victory. The result is most crafty
ing. We have carried our whole Ci'y Ticket
t-y majori'ies ranging from FOUR HUNDRED
TO FIFTEEN HUNDRED. Colonel Swift
leads Mr.. keyser 43s vores, while he leads
Col Page 1904 The whole vote poed in the
city was 1925, or nearly thousand less than
las' year The majority on our Council Tick
el will no, vary much from thousand, while
some of our candidates on the City and Coun-
~ Ticket have received still larger majority
probably 5 in the CRY. These latter calcu-
lalions, however, are formed on partial returns,
az a; 3 o'clock this morning, no vote had been
fully reported, excep, for the Mayor. |, is be-
yond all question, however, that we have swept
the board 10 ihe CRY Of Philadelphia, and have
realized The warmes' expectations Of our friends.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-10-16
NEW FALL GOODS
WE a. Il ES a. EAR
No 65 Barclay Street. n. Y.

Are receiving an eniire new Stock Of Sea-
sonabe Day GooDs, to which the attention Of
families and persons abou' commencing house
keeping, Is respectfully invited.
They have now Oh hand, new styles
Fall PnuIs, AMERICAN, Eogish and French
Ginghsms, =.
Rich Plaid aud Shaded Muslin de LANES
Super Black and Mode coiored Alpaccas, silk
warp
New STYLES of olouded Alpaca, for ladies' III
ding habits.
Black and cold Silks, Bomhazines.
Irish Linens, Lawns, wide Sheeling and Table
Linen.
Daaask Napkins, all sizes
Cotton Table Cloths, Worsted DO
Marselles Quilts and Counerpanes
Couon Shiulngs and Shee,ine, Corded Skirts.
Cambria Jacouei aud Book Muslins, plain and
figured.
Jaconet aud Swiss Muslin, Inserting and Edg
ings.
Mems and Women's Cotton, Lambs shirts
and drawers.
Linen Camarc Hdkf's, Hosiery of every de-
scrip'ien.
Superfne FIannels--- and general assofl.penl
Of goods for childrens wear
September Is, l645.
NJ B.---J W. STRADER. formerly of Srnuds-
burg aud Shawnee, Monroe county, would be
happy TO see his old friends, aud the Merchants
Of Monroe and Pike counties, al The above Store,
where they can be supplied with all descrlp-
lions of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, on as
reasonable Terms for cash or a limited credit
as a, any other establishment in the Guy.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-10-16
A Good Joke.

1t is said lha, The day on which Mr.. Clay
arrived at The White Sulphur. Col. Singleton OF
South Carolina had invited Mr.. Andrew Ste
venson. Judge Peter V. Daniel, and John Ty-
ler, to take Tea at his cabin. Mr.. Clay being
unaware. of the fact determined about twilight
10 visi. the Colonel The three worthless above
mentioned, had already arrived, before The can
dies were lighted. Col. S. was standing in
the door as Mr.. Clay approached. How do
you do, Mr.. Clay ?" said the Colonel, in loud
voice. Tyler sprang on, Of The window, ditto
Peter ". Stevenson following suit. When
the lights were brought, the Colonel was sur
prsed 10 find his visitors had sloped.
Cor. Rich. Whg.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-10-16
The Gorernmen, a, Washington on Saturday
drew $l00, 600 TO pay be troops in Texas.
The HORNE Ons.

Information had been received 10y The La
clede, at ST. Boui-. on The ist inst, tifat Gen.
Hardin, with iwo bnpdred men. marched ON
Carriage, and took the town The Mnrmons;
on the approach Of The besieging force, took
refuge in The Court House. which they fortified
and prepared TO defend. Gen. II. a, once sur
rounded ,heir citadel, and ordeftd them to sur
render, giving them fifteen minutes 10 dellber-
ate. Al the end Of thai lime they had lalA
dowu their arms, and were prisoners Of war /!
This accomplished, they vere, permitted 10 det
part on ihelI PARoLE Or HONOR
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-10-16
To the Creditors Of Peter Kocher, an
IpS0lrput Debtor

Take notice, tina, have appointed the lst
day of November next, a, 10 o'clock, A. Nj, al
The office of Thomas w knauss, Esq, in Cen
treville, Upper Mount Bethel township, North
ampion county, TO receive the proof OF the cred
iors Of the said Peter Kocher. in support OF
their respective claims against him al The time
|of his discharge.
And hereby also give. notice 10 The said
Credi'ors iha, have been appointed Trustee
Of The said Peter kocher, and hat REQUIRE all
The SAID creditors to presen, their respective
accounts to me on or before the said day,-o
in my absence 10 The said Thomas w. Knauss,
and all persons indebted 10 said Kocher, or hold
ing property belonging to him, TO pay and dellv-
er The same TO me.
ADAM KELLER,
Assignee and Trustee,
Cen'reville, Northampton CO., Pa,
August 25. lS45. EE
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-10-16
PROSPECTUS
For ReUiving and Publishing Weekly Paper ee-
titled
TIE NEW-YORKEg.


The Nsw-Y oRkER, Weekly Journal af Liter
| ature and General Intelligence, was estahslel
bv the present Editor Of The NEw- y eRk FRiBrs.
in March, 1884, and discontinued, OF rather meg-
ed, on the establishment, of the Weekly Tribune.
in September, 1871, after having been published
just seven years and half Having now ample
and able Literary assistance, and having recently
extended and perfected our Mechanical arrange
ments, we propose TO revise and reissue it ona
after the lst OF October, 1915, on sheet slightly
differing in size or character from the old New
Yorker, but at a much lower price.
The plan OF this paper will comlins-
l. Original observation-disclosures, Posms. etc.
2. Select Literature-Tales, Sketches, extracts
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5. MiSceHanH-Leters from Europe and different
parts OF oar own Country, STATISTICS, Aaer-
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including PolilHal events, Proceedings OF Con
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This last department will be carefully prepared,
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other Weekly paper whatever The extensive
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concentrating on the Daily and Weekly fnuune'
will enable US to present early and authentic ac-
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cheaper Weekly, from which Political ESSAYS AM
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for such readers as either dislike PolIteai eIscus'
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Subscriptions are respectfully solicited bv ,,
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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-10-16
THE QUESTION SETTLED.

MANY PERSONS WONDER AND ASK,
why DR.. Smiths Vegetable Pills are now pre-
ferred 30 other medicines which have been so
much longer before the public The reasons
are plainly, that they give more general salts
faction, aud are incomparably more pleasant be-
ing coated with sugar and as they neuer grippe
or nauseate, il is no wonder that those " no use
them do recommend them beyond any other
Pals. They cleanse and purity The blood aid
and improve digestion. cure Head ache, DySpcp-
sia. and Bilious omplaints. in manner so
easy, thai The patients is scarcely conscious Of
having taken medicine a, all. Made by an ed
ucaed Physician they do no, come under the
head Of "quack medicine"
Dealers furnished at the New York College OF
Health. I79 Greenwich street, New York, and
sold by
Agents in Monroe Co.
Schoch & Spering. Stroudsburg.
r. Huston d Co do.
Jno Marsh 4 Co. Fepnersville.
~ Ca UTION-As miserable imitation has
been made, by tie name of F" Sugar Coated Pills"
il is necessary 10 be sure that Dr. e. Benjamin
Smith sigha'Ure is On every box. Price 25 cents.
Aug. Ii, l845.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-10-16
V. NJ. SWAYZE,
Dentist. Of EaSsOn

8 Returns his thanks TO the Ladies aud Gen.
tlemen of Stroudsbufg and vicinity for the ib-
cral patronage he received from them on for
mer visil. and hopes by strict attention TO busi-
ness 10 merit their confidence hereafter
Or. SWAYZE. will visit Siroud>burg on
Thursday the 9Th Of Oo,ober nexr. aud will re-
main .un,I The 25,h, where he will be pleased
10 wait upon those wishing his services.
Office at the Slroudsburg House.
September 25, lS45.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-10-16
BARGAINS

May be had al B El.LES & EARL,S New
Dsy Goods S'"fe, No. 65 Barclay street, ,wo
d@oFs atuve Greenwich street. New York,
where he following Good- may be found. al
uaexarnpled low prices, VIZ:
Brown and BlYached Shntng-.
CaIicoes, ihe greatest assortment ever offered
GA III, >tdr ot ihe town.
;:,...,,,,%. Hn.,,a de- LANES New styles.
Black and cuIo,ed Alpaccas.
PLAID Alpaccas.
Fiaareis, Wbife. Red and Yellow
Ciohs, CassiineIes, SaIiners aud Kentucky
Jeans.
Shawls. a great variety.
Hosiery, :som shilling per pair 10 4 sbilnss.
'foeei hef wIih great variety OF Fancy Goods.
New York. September |, lS45
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-10-16

The current business Of the United States
Patent Office for The month Of September, is
as follows Number of patents issued for i'm
proyements, 40; number OF patents issued for
designs, 3. Amount OF fees received for new
applications, SIS, $40; amount of fees for copies,
&c Sl33 Total. S4973
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-10-16
DR.. SwayZe, Dentist,

!, now al the S'roudsburg House, where be
will remain nexr week only. Those wishing
his services should call before the last OF the
week. Frsa, personal knowledge and expe-
tIence We know Dr. S. to be a careful and
skllfal operator
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-10-16
LAST NOTICE.

Al persons indebted 10 the subscriber. will
please take notice thai unless hey turn their
alien'ion thereto, wlihaut any further delay, |
shall he ohge' 10 walt on them by one in au-
lhoriiy with a Hoeos Colnpel,ns" in hand.
which wonid he very repugnanl TO my feelings
aud eor'raryio my desire. buI losbearance some
times ceases l6 be a virtue. and money must
have and That .oon
N B.---My Books, Noes, and all mallers
connected with my late, hnsiness, are in 'rhe
hands OF S'ogielI Stokes, who is duly author
lied TO settle aud receipt for the SAME. of-t
WILLIAM EASTBURN.
Suoudsburg, Aug. IA, l64o.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-10-16
Hay.

The price OF this article. says The Phladel-
phia Chronicle, has advanced rs per cent.
within 80 days. Farmers refuse 10 part with
stock, fearing 10 fall short before The winter Is
over The hay harvest did not produce half a
crop, owing TO The long spell of very dry weah-
eI
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-10-16
CALVIN BLYTHE,
A TTORNE AT EAV

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Will practice in the several Courts in The Ci-
iy aud Coun'y OF Philadelphia.
His Office Is al No :}5 South Fourth street,
between Che>uuI ard WamnI streets.
Philadelphia, Sept. %. l845.--3m. Il
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-10-16
AN UNEXPECTED VICTORY
GeOrgia--.The Wings Ttiumpha mt.

The Augusta Chronicle of Saturday has re-
,nns, official aad reported. from sixty seven
conarles, " whieh show gain of asou, $500
r",es ia favor of Governor Crawford over the
seie for President last yeaL. There are 'wen-
,y-si, counties 10 hear from which will psoba-
hly increase the gaia. There can, therefore,
he 40 douh. of The success Of Governor Craw.
ford by handsome msjori,y--say from 600
Ia l,500 votes.
/! Is supposed that The Legislature. On JOINT
ballot, will likewise be Whig. The Chtonlele
says ihsl The Senate Will probably stand 22
Wings TO 25 Locefoeos, which will give the
laue. majority Of three in .hs, body, 10 ,he
House, the prespee. aow is 'ha. there will be
"a Wing majority of SIX TO eight
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-10-16
TO PRINTERS
TYPE FOUNDRY AND PRINTERS

Furnishing Ware-nou,e
The subscribers hase opened new Type Found
ry IN the city of New York. where they are ,aaI
to supply orders to any extent, for any kind Of III
Rule, STEEL COLUMN RULE. Cornno.isN N
Sticks, Chases, and every article necessary e.
Printing Office. Also second hand maerial<
The Type, which are cast in new moulds f,n
an entirely new set of mairixes, with ,leep cn,,
ers, are warranted to be unsurpassed by anv. and
will be sold at prices to suit the times. An ,Lo
type furnished by US is hand cast {" The trnas
from any foundry can be matched at this e,,sb
ishinent
Printing Presses furnished. and also Steam r,
gnes of the most approved patterns.
~ b. A MachinIst is constantly in attendance
to repair Presses and do light work
COMPOSITION ROLLERS CAST For
PRINTERS.
COcKCROFT e. OVEREND, 6s Ann :,
September 4, lS45.--6m
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-10-16

A gentleman named Parsons fs robbed on
itsoard sieambozs between Albany and New
rp,k night or fwo ago, Of a wallet containing
S5e5.-
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-10-16
Thursday, October l6, Is45.

Terms S2nO sdvance s2s5 half rearly and So so
paid befo, the end of the wear.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-25
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

REMARKS Of Mr. SIREEI0f Franklin county,
Dpon The enerossmsnt Of the Sout7resern Road
Bill, Zee. 49, ls43.
Mr.. Speaker: rise for the purpose of offering
an amendment to the bill under consideration.
move 10 strike oul The l3th and Nth sections OF
that bill, which read thus;
"l3 BE II enacicd That il shall be lawful
for The President and Directors OF the Lynchburs
and Salem Turnpike Company 10 open books,
al such times and places rs they shall name in
public notice, Tor receiving additional snbscfip-
tons 10 the capital slock Of the said company,
10 an amount not exceeding 100000, and not
less Than $4,000, in shares OF 500, for The pur-
pose OF paving their road with stone or wood.
al. Ecu enacted That the Board Of Public
Works is hereby authorized 10 subscribe for 50
much OF the additional stock hereby authorized,
as will make The interest of the State, including
the stock it already holds, equal 10 three. hhhs
OF the entire stock Of the company, subscribed
under this and former acts.
And insert in lieu thereof the following:
Be il further enacted, That for the purpose OF
constructing McAdamized Road from the juno
ton Of The Wards Gap and Inslish's Ferry Road
in the county of Wythe, on the road pro-
posed 10 be established by The first section OF
this act, then running through the counties of
Wy,he. Carroll, Floyd, franklin. Bedford and
Campbell, 10 the town OF Lynchburg, on the
James River and kanawha Canal, the President
and Directors OF the said Southwestern road, OF
which the road provided for in this section shall
be deemed branrh ard part, be ard they are
hereby empowered as soon rs il may be neces-
sary for The purpose OF making and McAdam-
izing the branch Of The said road, TO borrow,
on the credi, Of the Stale, from time TO time, as
II shall be necessary, sum or sums OF money,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-25

are transported with so much ease and comloT!' a
pi,ance 10 relieve his suferinss, and support MN
in his declining years. ! would not have me
passengers imporiuned for il. Only lei mem
know that they have chance 10 give, and 'ha'
Ial G.. or one cent will he thankfully received,
and speedily forwarded, and feel satisfied INA! ,ss
enough will be obtained 10 supply Inc hecess,.,es
Of a meritorious man, who has Jailed 10 oolain
The reward due TO an invention that is every Day
minislering 10 The comfort. ease, and pleasure o.
thousands Let The experiment be tired, ana iel
i, commence on the Richmond FREDERICKSBURG
and Potomac Railroad Tor where could scheme
of generous benevolence more appropriately
commence than at the Metropolis OF Virginia =
and wha, Captain on any Road in The UNION IS
more fit 10 give il a start Than "Benlamln Daffa'
colll" =, :
Now, Mr.. Peasanls, invoke your ald N
having the thing commenced forthwith, 50 ina.
The mex, time visit your city on The cars, may
have the pleasure of casting in my mile, ahu u
''e1' HANOVER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-25
MARRIAGES.

Married, in this CITY on the 2ai Dec, ~ II
Rev. Mr.. Norwood, JAMES A. Seldom, Repie>en
alivc in Congress from this District 10 SARN
BRu.e, daughter Of The late James Bruce 81 Hal
fax county.
Married. on Tuesday morning, I'D n>l. i
the Rev. Mr. Taylor, MIR. THos. IT, TALlArRsF
10 Miss AMANp. NJ. WoopFlN-all OF this city.
Married, on Friday evening last, l9ih inst. n
The Rev Mr.. Edwards, Mr. LEMrEL RILEY, i
Miss SARAH JASE TiLMoH, only daughter ii ",
d. F. Mason, all OF This city.
Married, on Monday 22d Dec, at Pea H.
Goochland county, by The lev. Joseph Ra,k, VI
JOSEPH MAYO WATKINS, of Chesterfield h VI s
Mary l.. GArHalGnr, of the former coung.
Married, on Tuesday, The 9lh ms, ~ RtT-
John Garter, Mr.. K. Il. FsAYsER 70 Ms, L.I.>.
~, daughter oithe late John Radcliffe 81. y Ne"
Kent county.
81 Wing and Compiler please cops.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-25
Qsfr1)11oorD lEmqoetrrr-

made upon the bill al this early stage had induced
him to make these explanations, and ne hoPeu 10
merits were now duly appreciated by inc Iiouse'
Mr.. BOCOCK regretted that ne was con-
strained BY duly lolrouble the House al lhis inie
Aher The demonstration Of the gentleman from
Fauouier. who eyinced great power on every oc-
casion He must say, that his mind was oy ~, 10
means convinced OF the proprlely OF granting
this privilege Of establishing lottery. he was
moi disposed to be non-comnittai on mrs su,Jcct
AS al present advised, he should vote against any
appropriaton. and against the bill. The gentle
man from FauGnier dwelt upon The Importance 0!
this road and The difficulties attending It's repair,
but this argument was as applicable 20 many
Other roads in The Stale, and il would be Just as
reasonable TO grant 10 all of them This privilege
Of establishing lotteries. The policy OF Inc STATE
required the suppression OF lotteries, ana aPpleu
with equal force TO this and TO all other appiica
,ions. Indeed, this company was less eh'l'ieu u
The privilege than others, having ALREADY eh]oyeu
its benefits from The year ley 10 ioio' " n"'
obligation was there on the part oil The STATE 10
pay this debt? Money thus borrowed by lndi,
yiduals on their own responsibility, and aPP'led
in accordance with their own judgments 10 me
involvement of the Stale, could not IMPOSE upon
The Stale any obligation 10 refund II. Ms was
not proper principle 10 establish. There was
no debt incurred by the Stale. The Common
wealth could Only be bound by contract, anu !"
should ONLY pay according to contract.
Mr. SCOTT said that the money had been bor-
rowed by the Turnpike Company, and The lndI-
yiduals were rendered liable as endorsers
Mr.. BOCOCK considered il quite as reason
able 10 make provision for the relief OF all endor-
sers who were rendered liable by the failure OF in
solvent corporate companies How many thou
sands have been los by the failure of companies
10 pay for work actually done? When did the
Legislature afford relief in such cases though
appealing 10 them with much greater force than
The present application? II this were Stale
debt lei The Company obtain a Judgment against
the State. The Courts Of Justice were the pro-
per albitcrs of this matter. The State did not
owe single dollar. The Stale paid 5000
It's proportion of The subscription. If this bill
ever passed the House oil Delegates al former
session, il was because the merits ofthe bill were
not investigated. lie understood that this Com
panv was interested in a suit now in progress be-
fore the Supreme Court OF the United States, IN
which The con>itulionaliiy OF the ac of The Gene
raj Assembly Of Virginia, for the suppression OF
lotteries, was 10 be called in question. Let them
apply 10 the Courts OF Law for redress, and not
10 The Legislature.
Mr. LEE, as there seemed TO be some m:sap-
prehension on The subject, moved that The bill for
the present be laid upon The table; which motion
was carried.
On motion Of Mr.. PENDLETON, the House
adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-25

NEW YORK MARKET, Dec 20, p NJ
In FLous there has been rather more erquiry
but the transactions have been moderate. Re-
ceivcrs offer 10 sell al 50 15 Gencsce, but sAig-
pers generally 10 not offer over ) so. saIc {.
900 bblN. was reported al G2. int coult ~
trace ii with anr certainty A few parcel ~
home use say 200 or 800 bbls. together, a.. d,
+ 90, and heard OF 30 Dbl, below 5 IS
There ha> been to-day large transaction H.
WHEAT Tor England, which has embraced >eyeta,
lots, in all 1000 bushels Long Island, and - coo
bushels Gene>ee and Western. The Long l>lar!
sold at lis CTS, and portion OF he Geu,>ee al:
10; The remainder on private terms A small
sale new Southern Com was made al - ccu's
for West Indies and $500 90. old Southern, 10
fill up an order, al So els.
Shippers do not touch CorroN. They iemau4
.c. decline. Small sales 10 spinners were nsie
al g decline CIR. Phi. N0ut Am0ic0H.