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FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT

NEW RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT LINE
Between Richmond and Norfolk, Portsmouth,,
Old Point Comfort, &c .ra Port WaIthnII.
FARE REDUCED To 10 Gets, INCLUDING MEALS,
= E~ EFENllE public is hereby notified, that
&Aesk1. Il tic quick and hcaui,ftl Siramsr Angus
IA, winch IN the complete d-y anal urbt
line, aud unsurpassed IN her running
tween Port Nahah and Norfolk the Cats nom
Richmond and Petersburg, hs leo Is NY iues
disg asais.
Passengers leaving Itehnnrd MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS
aud FRIDAYS At A. 81 arltfS bosri the Ausust, anil
ari'o at Norfolk about oeinct f. Rcurnns the Atrp.f,
havc' Norfolk AZ A. ~. on TUESDAYS THURSDAYS ami
IURDAfS paSs'ugers btr1karg board and arrvip, Pom
Wahhall NJ hall paH ~ ard az Eicirond about ~ ~
" viii be perceived from the siyr, cou be nj
eiprdiious E" gives u visiting norton bu..i r
opportunity OF usTsacrg ami ts bat nc p.tt
nv tntg ." Ne ." b" absent fom their SINGH ait only
The Augusta vii stop ~ the usual tdur River O,
take AMI way iny other points ON The r
Whefr signal is ni7d~.
The Vubiie may icst assured that the determination Of III.
Pufelosi TO keep ~ this linz permanently accommodate
travellers between Richmond ADJ Norfolk the manner
lr lowest rates
Fot further inioai'on uckss freight arpy poi IL
ue RICHMOND and Petersburg Railroad Company, The Ticket
Agent DC
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FALL 1916.
Fresh Dry Goods 1t Wholesale.
+. Y j. =. JAMES IL CO,
(Nd. iG9 West Maln streetl
IL Az r. nov IA store, n large and extensive rs
- sooHsht Of STAPLE AND FANCY Dry GonDs s.,
tfd t Tn raj and H-trr Trade are of IN. ,,,,f
a'a a 'tss AMI best mlkr. grAasI s,ne
'e re'a EiAe they viii b. eHahed suh 10
"-'r ConEy 1"hs aud III uare gerersuy make h.r
inefes' u ezn'Gs tsiT Ick before
IaJ deem annecs s,te. The hive ON
1ni as th-r Eso'tnent eoaFres sare Eept in
HA-lssais Dry Gs0ds'
They viii only add pressBs unu,uaI atse
ions ga accent OF IL be'sg entirely
20 q al !. respaeifspr salieitoa L.
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NEW YORK PACKETS.
R OLD AND ONLY ~
kAR REGUL LAR LINE. AR
GREENwAy. ns~p NV. CorcH
MANCHESTER
CoueIsn. S.ss1 mcorr"
PATRICK HENRY. tNw) CHr-rrs.
MARIETTA BURR. lrrw Kx.rr.
LYNCIiBURG. GoULp.
arr Merchant. Rehnond d,-en years
propriciors solicit OF sir
their goods safely and with dispatch The Vessels
oS.s. Gn,o.y newt commanded by experience
Of premium A. fright or passage Gayisr superior
tons apply to The H'a's" on boar, ard. ,
a- be rrshpped tn New od-ans Mobile Apaaehc
any other place.. ~lbs received aui
York the New yo'k charge,
eep, such actually be incurred. ~i6
NEW CHEAP AND PLEASANT ROUTE
ERSBURG,
lfY TIL: STEAMERS CURTIS PECK & ALICE,
Via the city Point Railroad.
The CURTIS PECK and ALICE
eav. the wharf at Rockets every (suuday,
cIrepted precisely O'Clock, the breakfast and
City Railroad, be
readiness Pesrbsr Returning the Cars win
Petersburg tat ~ O'Clock a. Min
Passage and fare breakfas, Boat ineuded to Pc
Returning pas. &c and fare dinner on the Boat nsiai
tn Nehmoni emit
b1- PsTLe above Will commence and after
Monday nAsKiNs & LIBBY.
| @ NOR LIvERPOOL.-Tho A l copper
SeE ed Brig Keyi'g. Geo IL FAniers master, DOW al
City Point where will without d-ay FoT Gglt Of 1000
o. LETT cuAs. PALMER.
S& ErOR NEW YORk.-Tha regular pack
sA,E h COURIER Couch m,tr hsyiag poriisn
Of Let engaged Will have date fo freight
having superior HrPy % master on AZ Id
.A NOR NEW YORK. The regular packet
sH sehr COURIER a. Couch mister WILDE ready tn load
on Wednesday and having large potion Of her cargo ENGAGED
master board HENRY FISHER.
IL
~ NOR PHILADELPHIA. The superior
zAk H seh EuGENIA. Capt Goodwin will l.avc d spaeh-
RoT freight having good Accommodations apply
board At Piekets wharf, OF TO HENRY FISHER
CD EoR LIvERPoOL.-The new and Gle.
Ssc II sgant eoppered HARVEST Capt Faier load
s,;IIAEE a co,
IO-H CIAs. PALMER.
Hn packet sehT EUGENIA Capt GooDNIS having Toriun
Of her errngrd viii have despatch For balance OF height
ocIo RANKIN wHrrIoCK.
.s-N NOR BOSTON. The regular packet
max Il sehr RAINBOW, Rogers master, having Of
her despatch ut
ce . RANKIN 4 wnrlncK.
M FOR BOSTON--Thc fine packet schr.
- RAINBOW Rogers master will be d'Picrd Ia ew days
fo' freight passage apply Captain AT reis what
~, NOR NEW ORLEANS.-Baque Bach.
NIX s- Capt Hiram Horton, lily eIpeeledi and
will sail about the 95ih -gI passage having
splendid accommodate, ne, apply TO C4Ita ,ort
DAVID CURGtP,
HAskINS 4 IIuHY
os3 CHAS r. WORKMAN
s$S> NOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER, the
NIX IL elegant brig MATAMORAs, Capt wouon, lea
pay about 1900 bbh) wrst Inds prefer
rcd. Apply to ~ HENRY FISHER
.fSh NOR BREMEN.-Thn A 1 coppered a ID
H Inn &
will load At BetnudH Hundred Btemen,
be ~ oIle- freght taken reasonable
few cabin passengers also BE- aeeommOda e. Apply
HENRY LUDLAN co.
~, ENOR LINERrOOL.-Thc cope red ship
fs1z-( n MARK AWAY, Capt CnILick, daily expected
Cay ron she will ioia delay, hlviRE nearly
engaged aud ready for shipment apply
81 i7-u CHARLES PALMER
NEW APR ANiIEMENI
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Richmond, Frcderick.burg and Poio-
vALIABLE NEW LAW .OO..s.

VID STAND.
WARTo>S rR'sINAL LAw-betnx treati,. on IN. C.,m,
tai Law 90 Lie unisd tatss th,
rrnsi st@i1e. OF the Gsneral Msaehu,.
New Yors P.nnsylvahia and Wig niagei.r with
1uthofiu.s upon crmaai II
fqait bic Juridstpn Chsn.ey-eomp,i.nyt.
fia-. posr-s sud GniI -stab VIA i tefTsJ con
Gsoig> sP-le- Eco.
De Hans Courts uartalob.rvaoo- MLiary Ia w. and In.
constitution ard prse Uf Coats MARTA sammy &C the
law OF ssd ne a. appcahl- military thu ATrny and
Navy OF the Stately Wm G u. Iiau Cayaa % "a Regi
of Auig.ry.
The Pnues-s Of Pbajrg. by D. Tucker Proso Of Law in
William I'd Mary ';oiese Va "
De above valuable ~oks pabI.J ard are cor
saeb g y PIsurR
. h.t,..
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NEW ARRANGEMENT
Recommended ny the Medical Faculty.
TARIsANT


TARRAN T'S
CORDIAL ELIXIR OFTURkEN RHUBARB.
cUEE OF
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Bilious and Nervous
Headache, Diarihwa, Constipation, Goul.
Rheumatism, Flatulcncy, Gravel, Sc.
TlNHI5 pcyaston r. Tho hest Tnirs Rhi .t ard
pos-e~e. ~ the valuable properties topbn.d
mites will BE- found materially o. assist
frciions where cord al aperent dcrrne requisite
Just received and for nlr by buVNLS riRCELL.
80 Main street.
- 20 Agents Tor tho Proprietor
MUFFS, MUFFS.-Just tn hand, largo ~
lVH oC mu al QUALITIES snd sfr,s. prices from
" to SIS La'es wanting handsome AMI cheap muH viii
place eau atNo.s7. s'ss JunAH MYERS
II ECEINlNG per regular packets
~ No CORAL vARNisH
Back OI d.
Iron Japan
Clipped Ior so1i
Prime MAKER
Tenn Sienna
Nandykc Brown
tndan Red
Drop Black
Coll fsnf
Estrset Logwood
Sulth Qniane
Turkey ayuh
Old Br1wa Windsof saap
Cases Olive Oh
oe7 CAYNog q wOOpS. prurrs,
= TONS "Weivots Uosny ZION Iu received fo .ac by
- GORDON 4 sKiNKgR.
fINHOnAsTUS LInE-Ioo cress in hne od,r or Ne BY
Ss wFRH aAcpS 60
w for abby ~p EDMOND pNvENFORr
.
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EHAMPAGNE. 10 baskets superior Cham
~ rasne TIED md aprr we'd. b. sd very sins, ~
&C WILLIAMS a UAN VT.
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causing her to inform the police of the disappear
ance OF her child, suspicion was excited against
Charles Taylor, and he, in consequence, removed
her to boarding house, representing her as his
wife. The unfortunate girli delivered her sevi-
dence in a low tone OF voice, and was at times
much agita,ed. 1t appears from her evidence,
that she had been out on a visit on the evening in
question, and could not gain an entrance into her
mothers house after ringing the bell several times
She left the door, and after walking some dis
lance Taylor met her, and on his promise that she
should have the room TO herself, she went into the
third story but when he entered he locked the
door, and would not go out himself, or permit her
to depart. He then proceeded to take Liberties
with her person, and finally completed his designs
in opposition to her will, Notwithstanding she
by cries and struggling opposed to the utmost Of
her power.
AT the conclusion of the delivery of her test-
mopy, the court was adjourned until four o'clock.
will probably go hard with the defendant; bur of
course, the evidence on his part may place it in
quite a different light. The girl is very young,
and may perhaps have been impruden,.
A brother Of the defendant, Thomas Taylor, is
to be tried upon a charge Of assisting IN the abb
duction of the girl.
Sales or Stocks mt Philadelphia.
FIRST BoARD, July 23-2 shares Pennsy lvania Insu-
rance Co. $50; Pennsylvania Bank 2531s SO Reading
Railroad s5dsys. 3ai4 20 600 State SIS, 6s4; Plan
ters Bank Tennessee, 531k; 1000 Reading kR Bonds,
6 1884, 800 City SIS 80 100; 500 Texas Treasury Notes
1875; 900 Schuyik Navigation 6's. IS, II.
AFTER SALEs.--l0 shs Louisville Bank, SO.
SECOND BoARD-400 City 6's, 63, 100; shs CONNER
cial Bank, so.
AFTER SALEs-I 900 Tennessee Bonds 80; % shs Lou
sville Bank, ss; 81 Reading Railroad, So 3414
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reduction of the tariff they think it inconsistent
with their principles of high protection to doEes-
tic manufactures Mr. Richie was present when
the contract printing bill was passed, and did not
seem 10 be much affected by the yronunciamento
of the House. Postmaster Cave Johnson was as
cool as the water jars and very deliberately took
pages handed him an album, in which he wrote
his name with Mr.. Thomas Smiths pen.
Mr.. Davis, of Kentucky, understand, will en-
deavor, tomorrow, to call up the Peruvian ndem-
nifty bill. The charges attending it were thrown
on the Treasury, bur so anxious are the claimants
for the money, that they willing to pay the
expenses themselves.
IL is understood that the captains of the navy,
called together by Mr.. Bancroft yesterday, did not
do more than shake hands and talk over prelimi-
nary matters.
The latest rumor is that Mr.. Sdell is to 90 into
the Navy, and Mr.. Haywood into the State De-
partment, but hat tue latter is not to be nomina-
ted until after the vote shall have been taken on
the tariff bill. FELIX
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CUN1ME itClAL

Thursday, July 23.
AsHEsSales continue to be in Pots at So So and
in Pearls at s.
BEEswAx-There is but little doing and the market
remains quiet with small sales Of Yellow Northern at
2Sx cents.
bREApsrUFrs-Snce the arrival of the steamer bet.
ter feeling has pervaded the market holders are more
firm, and prices have gradually advanced The receipts
are comparatively light and fair amount of business is
going iorth both for home and export purposes Gene
see, Is now held at 81 ls, Indifferent quality how.
ever is selling for 81 IN Michigan, at 81 o. 81 l2
Ohio round hoop sold at So sly The improvement aI-
pears to be confined entirely Western Southern has
not been at all affected by the accounts from
Europe and prices remain unchanged Georgetown. is
held at 81 l2h Rye is not very active fair amount
ho~ever changes hand: daily at prices varying from 50
62h 49, Cornmeal is inactive Jersey, in barrels il
held at 50 6l3 50 75 The inquiry for wheat has been
and still continues very good both for milling and ship
ping purposes Large sales of Illinois and Indiana red
sold at 81 IS cents white scarce the supply is lim
ted Rye has not been active since the arrival Of
steamer, as it appeared previous the seemed
70 nave unsettled AFFAIRS and caused slight declnation
in previous quotations Sales made in Northern at
SO cents being decline of Corn is better sales
are brisk ana prices higher lot of North Carolina
white, sold at 64t cents Western, 52h cents some
changed hands at 50 cents.
CorroN-The demand to-day good and sales of
about 1000 bales were effected at outside
quotations
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Steamship metto Chri.tienson 81 hours from Charles
The r. ~ had light winds from south and
panied with ran On the Sad sIshsnssd signals With two
'' SHIP AnS Hill (of Por.mourh days from New Or
Ship Louiss Barrett days from New Orleans with mdse
TO w Nelson SPIKE INST lat "a lon 81 ship Yszoo I'm
New Orleans Liverpool 18th lat Is 10 Ion q ships Du
Brig Msrnm.ek Colson, lof Newburyporl !. days from
Brig Islam shAckford Is days from Turks, Island with
salt Nevis Co. Spoke 7th inst, in Turks Island
schr Ann Elizabeth from Baltimore Tor 81 Jago dc
Brig Marseilois Sleeper s days from New Orleans, with
iqom Newport S6r Forid. ah and IsS INST IN gale from
NJ lost stern boat dayits, and sprung fore topmast
Br New Orleans BramhaIl. from Bermuda Hh inst, IN
Brig Ohelio Ryan, % days from New Orleans with sugar.
Brig Joseph Gage (of Thomaston) 81 days from New Or
Norwegian brig Trcolor, Frs 63 days from Tanslerg,
Tn saa
with fruit nc, to Ackerey spoke nth inst lat SO lou IS
50 hip tcssa Tsy of Bo.ton from Mobile for tiyeIp
schr sarah Charlotte, ds from Newbem NC. with naval
scnr Thorn, edsy. from Wilmington NC, with naval
stores, to Powell y Co.
sshr ross:s Sosd%sSG 1 day; ftSm Richmond
Schr smith Brewster wilmington, Nc, naval stores,
schr Poris Buckingham. !! days from Jacmsl (st Dol
mingo) with coffee, to A w Weldon. Left American
schr Morning Star Burgess IA days from Buracoa with
bacco and fruit, to Aymar Co.
schr Crescent Williams from York River.
Below
One bark and two brigs
sailed.
Ships Tioga, Havana Eos Rotterdam barks Gibrater
Glasgow; Isaac Mead, Savannah Edward, Charleston
bngs q Lamar Galveston lf,olus, Cardenas.
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TWENTY-NINTH CONGRESS.
In Senate.

WARRINGTON, July %, 1886
Among the petitions this morning, by Mr. DIX,
from 400 mechanics of Fishk New York, on the sub.
ject OF the tariff substantially that we enough
variety OF reports were made from committees and
sundry resolutions Of enquiry proposed Several
papers were submitted from the Executive departments
- CONGREGATIONAL AND INDIAN PAY BILL
The House bill making appropriations Tor certain OBJ
jects OF expenditure specified was taken up,
Mr. JARNAGiN in having moved to strike out the provso
in the folowng paragraph of the bill:
"For the expenses of the mission to the wild Indians
OF the Prairie including the expenses of delegation Of
these Indians to the city of Washington and back to
their homes; and also presents to them fifty thou
sand dollars Provided That other higher compen.
saon shall be paid to the commissioners appointed to
gotae with said Indians than is authorized by the act
approved 18th July lsa2 shall any expenditure be
allowed by the accounting officers but what shall ap.
pear to have been proper and reasonable and which
shall in all respects be supported by the most satisac
tory vouchers Provided, further, That no account
shall be allowed except for objects authorized in the
structions to the commissioners"
A long debate followed upon striking out this proviso,
IN which Messrs Jarnagin johnson of Md, Hay wood,
Evans, Sewer, Cass. Calhoun, Lewis, Westco Crten
den, Houston, Morehead, M'Dufie, Allen, Mangum,
stricken out some other amendments adopted, and
the bill reported to the Senate The question them
aforesaid provso which disagreed to- 81 to - and
the proviso retained. The other amendments then
agreed to, and the bill read third time and passed
THE LAND
Mr. BREEsE gave notice that on tomorrow he should
call up the land b with the amendments made thereto
in the other house Upon which you may anticipate
A few reports made from Committees, when n
was resolved to resume the regular order of the day.
THE
Mr. CAMERON took the floor and read to the Senate a
speech which he had prepared in writing in order that
he might not be misunderstood. He assumed il to be
perfectly clear that the tariff democratic measure
Pennsy lvana democratic State and her people were
almost unanimously in favor of the tariff and Of the ia
riff of 40 He dwelt upon the effect Of the low duties
OF the compromise act he expatiaed upon these effects
as contributing to the defeat Of the democracy in Penn
sent bill in the disastrous effects which it must have
upon the future chances Of the democracy. He gave
some interesting figures Of the coal trade as follows
The coal trade commenced in 1920 when there were
365 tons Sold and in ls45 the business exceeded mil
lions OF tons
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The CrOpS.

The Tallahassee Sentinel, OF July I4th says some
the caterpillar cotton leaf enclosing two of thes
destructive insects brought to this office on Friday
ias from the plantation Of DIR. Whitehead in this vi
ciny and were pronounced by several intelligent plan.
ters the genuine cotton caterpillar. Theyiwere numer-
GUS IN the held from which the leaf was taken We un-
moreover that the fly has appeared several
plantations These facts furnish just cause for appre
henson The corn crop, as have stated in former
NUMBERS is uncommonly heavy. Planters are lust be.
ginning to strip the fodder The weather. however is
day. 10y
me EWdnfd lafd Shield says For thirty miles,
at least northwest of this place the corn crops are su
iering immensely and without rain, in short time will
DC cut very short The cotton crop quite so bad
though suffering to a considerable extent,
The Nauvoo Eagle, of the 10th instant SAYS :-"A All
accounts which reach us from the country represent
the wheat crop in this region far the heaviest that
has ever been raised in any year The great diff.
Guilty seems to be in getting it harvested and we hear
mat IN some districts farmers paying from 81 - to
siderable amount will be left uncut for want of help,
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domestic importation.

NEW ORLEAss-Ship Louisa-29lO pigs lead strachem &
Seott17I3 Goodhue--i Dbl brandy WhtIock-2si pigs
ieau roiin Colgste-6e ihds sugar MoIgsi- l. X
hid, sugar 20 bales cotton Robert Williams7 cases
D. NJ Mali--2 boxes Brandreth-l Taxburn &
Wells-a6 bales cotton Averill co-io hhds tobacco
Bach x knkafdt-l boz Solomon-2 bales J Smnh-2 j
Aa30 hhds sugar Lawrence, Hicks COG hhds
= bols $50 hhds sugar Dennstoun cog bbls Olcou
bales hemp TO order. ~
NEw ORLEAvs-Ship Ann Hill-22 hhds tobacco Redmond
others-88 barrels rye Newbold X Cruft-5O do pork
Wsyman col hhds tobacco Buck co200o pigs lead
400 cks wheat Russell co330 do so barrels oil Ha
vens CO.'S bales moss Magregor Morrs8 do cotton Az
water Murphy-io barr Is 1856 kegs butter and lard
Churchman--7Q do Adams-566 sacks wheat A Acnew &
Son-2Oo bales hemp do deer skins IS do cotton Har
son--23 bales deer skins 20 do cotton Kelso.
New ORLEANs-Brg Otheo- 1863 hhds sugar 81 bbls do
Leyerch-l0oe pigs lead Strachan Sco-42 bales hemp
hhds tobacco Hunter co.. casks TO order.
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BARsaDoEs June 2o.-Bread, navy, So a ss4 per Dbl;
pilot 81 4; Beans 50 per bag; Beef prime So So;
family beef $40 in half 6bls Butter American II to Is
cents Goldfish, S2A 50 80; Corn Meal, 81 rs So per
Dbl; Crackers ssA sa plenty; Corn, 81 so 81 per
bag Candles American Tailow IL to 10 cents compost
ton 40 cents per ID. Cheese, American best Ia a Is
cents per H.; Flour, American, So and scarce in first
hands, Hams, American, 10 IL cents per lb Ice SO per
cwt; Lard, American, 10 all cents Pork American,
Els Si4 per bbt prime plenty; Split Peas, So so 50;
lbs Leaf SIS a So.
HAVANA, July THE prices to-day for Sugars are
Whites, inferior to fair Ia; do fair good 5x So;
do fine to superior So S1s browns inferior 10 lair
IA; do fine to superior 90 RS; Cucuruchos fair to
good, "A AZ; Musco yadoes, AZ rs. The little
Coffee in market is of common quality, and held firmly
at ga Exchanges-London, l4h l5b premium .
New York and Philadelphia; ~ premium New Or,
leans premium.
PERNAMBuco, June 21.-The principal articles of i'm
port are dull Flour in very slow demand at I7HoOO
lsHOOO Beef is scarce, and would command Sig slS
net; Fork abundant at Sl0 Pilot Bread So lO NAVY do
$500; Tailow, cents Lard, 20 cents Domes sites are
almost unsaeable and yard pieces may be quoted
at =, a3i cents Several cargoes of Fish, IRON New
ionnaa1d have recently arrived, which has had the
sect OF completely Cutting the market and in the
Of dull demand great loss must be experienced if
sold at present prices Our exports lreman without
Tor browns Exchange on England, 261sd.
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LIVERPOOL CLAssrrIcAruoN.

HEMP-Not much doing in either description some
American dew rotted, sold at SIS 500, months
HIDEs-Nothng doing
Hors-The demand is moderate, being principally for
export some sales made in Western for that pur-
pose, at Is q % cents, cash.
PRovIsoNs-The demand for provisions generally has
been better particularly in Ohio Pork Some
lots OF prime in barrels sold at 81 rs 81 sa Mess
firm at 50 So Beef is less activeprices are as last
quoted Lard Ohio, is quick, with large sales at cents
Cheese-there is little doing Butter also inactive at
previous rates.
RicE-The market has been for some time back very
dull and since the accounts from Europe have been re-
ceived per Great Britain it is depressed with
but few and small sales at 50 s7h a So 6614
sEEps-Sales have been made in Western New York
Flax for crushing at 81 261 and Canary ST. 56, Sales
were made in old Ohio Clover terms not made public
TALLow-Sales continue small, which is probably
owing to the small amount of stock
ToBAcco-There appears to be but little doing in any
description, and the same inactivity we noticed last
week still continues. Sales small-som few cases
OF Connecticut sold at "a 81 cents; Kentucky stems,
621 per 100 lbs.
~wHALKBoSE-The market is less active, and prices
have slight downward tendency Sales were made in
N W. Coast at 81 cents cash. We hear of nothing OF
any moment since then