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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-24
RRoADwAY oIRCgs-NKAR SPRING srREET.-JoHN

DTon, Manager; Wm Nibo Jr, Trcnsurc-Grsnd Festival
for Christmas and Evening Performance Non
day Afternoon Dec 20 the performance will commence at
occck with sptes OF tie Silver Shower Grand Lofty T
ng By the Troupe nSrsemanship BY Little Bob Williams
the Revolving ask Master Willie Nixon the shpwrccked
Sailor Boy Mr. saac Sweet the Warrior Comic
Dance by Master Williams Nine. Camille Gardner will axe her
debst the act Of entitled the
Cord by Mr. Ruges conclude with pautomme Of Iare
quin Santa Claus The Evenings
o'clock with grand horses The Retreat
Master Willie Nixon, rs Young Nmrod. W. arro the
Rider Of HIpodrome Ancient Sculpture by The Swiss Brothers
The Greek Zero, by Mr. Sweet Nine Camille Gardner
Venetian Carnival DsoeaCn and PouIpS Feais BY ssnor
Carroll Suferb as.ic Grouping ard Poses By Masters lille
and Charlie assisted by Mr. Nxon To cencnde With the
pantOniIn. snn ~ soaH Sts~f ~@SN'Sf :.
oentG Children half price,
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DoC10R BEDFORD BAs REMOVED 10 Nc. 70 FIFTH
~ hytnue. 20 lIeuse south q l.gh street

TYR. RICHARDSON, LaTI CONSULTING PuisIClAs
~ TO the New York Cobfe Medicine and InamAoy eel
De consulted ON all plya,o 20
byphilis, Gonorrhoa, G.t &nrh eAnesA sr1..ar. sS
at his Office, No. 10 Par Tset rom a. tos q N Dr "
will deceive his ~ roinnnS cure IN one OF we
days but ruse from long rfRcoe sad study In those com
pant he will save pcrIons apfb ing 70 him rom te ar
TREATMENT or an fnuacou
fmercury Patients reading IN the country OF NOT ws
and advice Forwarded ~ addressing Dr. Richardson 10
PARA place and enooos $40 In AL scch easesa cure win b
ruarNnteed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-24

URIsH wBIsKpY roR THE BoILDAys-PUT UP IN
seisse. .ut hs uase sra isr e :, very much les than
Malt whishey Dis'iiier. % Seventh avenue
loads
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-24

NEW ORLEANS SEREN aDEKs AT TaE STUYvEsANT
~ Institute Broadway, Blocker Third
Every NghThs Ethiopian Oper Company embrace In every
evenings entertainment ssnd senas from Italian Som
Lind, Sgnor Lablache Madam Grd Signor Mario; Madam
B.hop Sgnor 0arioni Admance % Doors epen at
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the relief ana support Of sick decayed and the families Of
departed nucsns do hereby invite the muca profession Of tho
attend general meeting at the Apollo Saloon.
No 80 Canal street the 23d Of December at o'clock the
afternoon In order TO examine e constitution which will be laid
before them for discussion. d. SCHAAD Provisional Secy
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California Gold Mlnes.-PersOns Intending
70 embark region will do we'll to call at jones' u Ann
uppy themselves with French boots at from s. 50 to So
double proof boots from 81 80 &c. at Jones' IA Ann
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Total. 45f $40 290777GU0 Total. .936,3ls 5992I390
Dis Column, 81 IsWO
TERRITORY EAST or THE Rocky MOUNTAIN
Bounded North by 40 n. latitude, East by tho
Mississippi river, South by the State Of
Iowa ard Platte river and West by the -
Old Nsrth-west Territory, balance remaining
East Of the Mississippi river and North. 49,
west Of Wisconsin,. ............... 1886 IL2os00
Irdan Territory situated West of the States
Of Arkanias and Missouri, and South Of the
Platte river ,.......... 24ss5I I59 2Sa.Gp
States. ..................... 99Lis5 636.i3aaW
TERRITORY EXCLUSIVE SUMMARY.
OLD TERRITORY EAST 7. States. 45L3W 290.T7600
Rocky MOUNTAINS. 8. States. 99,3l8 6o9,235O
Oregon. .. "a, 1863 2lS 536,320 d. Colum 50 35ON
California. l4S 69 2l622i0 Old Per. 99tlS 636iJ54 W
N Mexico. 772T 4962,f0 New Ter. 1884 s65, us 20
Total s67,5ii 5552262lO Total .S2526si 20sl.7I7,7sa
Mice.
Length of the Atlantic coast to the mouth OF ST.
Leigh Of do. from mouth Of St Mary rver to =.
Length Of Cult Coast to ii mouth Of the Sabine Ina
Total ...slN
Europe excluding the Empire of Russia 6 gl or 2a2 2
Empire of Russia. 2cil.sW Lso675I7a
All Europe including the Empire Of Rus ana -
Tdbe Snoring the Estimated Surface Of the Territories OF
the United STAIRS North and West Of the Regniarly Organised
States of he Union, and the Portions Of Territory thereof
situated North and South of The Parallel Of 81 degrees ~
minutes North latitude
N Of Parallel of 80 30 Total
81. Miles,. Acres. 81. Maes. Aeres.
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M ECHANICS HALL NO. 472 BROADWAY, BETw ZEN
l Grand and Broome streets commenced Monday Oct
3D. will continue every night until further
week OF the opening The original aud we'll known CRISTYS
kINsTRELs !SH,n,edn 1872 tn rIRsr TO HAxMoNIZE
STINT POPULAR STYLE OF ETHIOPIAN ENTsRTAIN
hENTS whose concerts in this city for period Of months
the honor Of announcing to the ladies and gentlemen OF New
ora An ,...nsy 49,. ~ " ~ '"'1->>
Concerts introducing variety their original Songs Chorus
tes Dances &c Admission cents Doors OPEN
att Concert will commence ut o'clock Concert
ntsement and direction Of p Chrty On CHRISTMAS DAY
an AiteInoon Concert. cemmencing a. O'Clock. z. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-24

CALiToR NIA GOLD MAY DE- GATHERED AS FAST AS
~ the may DESIRE BY cain friends A. g.
len Co 1859 md I9 Water street and get
wr O. ID ashs and horse power which will SIT the sand
fact eight will shove, tie gravel and the beauty Of
i that 'he gold The machine washes the sand
and Jumps the the pyrecrs have only 70 look and
W very hot tsy. NI. IlH' ri ...
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-24

ing large variety srormcn and pocse knives the
portable dressing all that
imports tanning the smallest the most
fu articles G. SAUNDERS & SON, I47 and 3S Broadway.
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DR BoLfS ToollIAcnE AND DEsTAL OFFICE,
~ where persons can n5aI y b cured In Few OF
toothsche tgNips 70 pain Teeth Tiled Inserted Nc 81 mode
prices This remedy has been used In 1901 during his
practice IN York, New Oricans Ipuis
Once, f9I Broad vay corner Broome street
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Two n on NAKEKs.- THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF
well established Boot and Shoe Store for sale a situated
the er Part Broadway The rent very lew Twill be
posed reasonable terms the pcsnt owner going 70
California Addrsss j. G. r. boz u Herald Once stating time
and place Of nteryisw.
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Who goes to California with,

viii sleep in the open airTh being true miners and other
should provide with Inda Rubber Tents Air Beds
Pillows Rubber Camp Blankets long Mining Boots Gold Bags
Bags pack mue Portable Boats and variety Of
other nd articles made expressly for the and
for sale at the GOODYEAR RUBBl EnpOalud,
l59 Broadway, Rathbuns Hotel.
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M ITCnIILs OLYMPIC

~ Leo ~ Will be performed fAIk Bsarvon, or
cickhon CIambo MT ConovcE Cherry Miss Mary Gannon
AIur which the MIDNIGHT WATCH-Jacgpet Coco Mr. Ho-
land met Miss Cannon After which, Sketch
SC d ray. E Dream OF Csicnia-Mr Wiley. AR
SOD; Miss Wilkinson conclude .ith the farce en-
Titled the !GBT TROOP OF ST. JAMEss-Mast.r Thomas
smaibones Mr. Hoiand Mrs lane Ro Clarke Dr,ss
Circle o. ssnts Upper Bexss cPit l2ko Doors open 1t 6X
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collar AND HAIL IAMrs-J. huLsy. ~ CARaiNE
- ,'rt would respectfully call attention his stock Of solar
ard Nall amys with Splendid assortment GiFantocs and
oier anel ornauen Asa great variety q articles suit,
be Cor day presents AL scrD Of gas Tor sac Camrhine at
e.nts rfved weekly
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NOT1CE-TO SHIPPERS OF GOODS TO CALIFORNIA
IN The subscribers having established
San Francisco in California for the Transaction Of general Com
mission Business respectfully solicit consignmcns
diGc suited to that market. WOODWORrH X NORRIS.
san Francisco Cslonia, aud 325 Broadway, New York.
Mr. frederick A. WOODW ORTIZ will leave New York for
California by the expeditions about the middle
and all business entrusted TO will receive npt
M,
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CABIN PASSAGE To SAN FRANCISCO --THRoU6 an
" ticket by steamer Isthmus ard California for sale
for Sl15 Apply Mt the drug q John and
Broadway courtiandt pas sage Panama
| San Il
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Rubber Overshoes.--Goodyear's

Clothing the Five Dollar Suit Store and see II ii Is oil
California realized already, IL
this Mornings advertiser under the head Of cheap clothing
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Msking together 1851 II32iss40 1881 ll32t36ss
This estimate will 1e limits uisiton Of tori
tory from Mexico by the late treaty exclusively those portions
Of TIE country lying West Of the Rio Grando.
Ia This estimate excludes all offexas Hes out
side Ct its mi as designated by the yellow shaded line on Dis
turrel's Map Of Mexico.
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DMLLYs MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR TIE GEN
- article. failing remedy agaas the Burns
scald Rbamls,ns EryHpsaS Broken Breasts, Nipples
&c. AVOID ccunterieitr, they dangerous.
For the genuine srcle arry the rrcpietors tcrot AIS
Broadway. II. BAILEY.
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k0W8RY THKAT1E-CaRIsrMAs DAY THRIVE PER
~ ormano-In the Morning. ~ 10 o'clock. Herr Drssoa
wiz be found st home with his forest gues the
previous TO which the public will be admitea
viii BE- presented the grand spectacle % NUN0O PAsK-Kars
Herr Dresbach kupgo Park. MT NJ D. Claks Imms-e Mrs
Herbert Previous to Mungo Park will DO acted the farce
CRIMSON CRIhE,-funk, Mr. wnans TremoI. Mr. Jordan;
ROBERT Mscaire Jalues strop
Mr. Jordan Mary Mrs. Jordan In the Evenings
will be performed the drama Of the LION OF Tue DESERT
the Conquest Of Age-A bda All, Herr Dsbah; Maurice
Mr.. Dunn The Shek Mr. B. Clarse Fatma Mrs Herbert
PS = TX Ss% w b I'd the "a %
Jehnny Atkns MI Wnsns: Fanny Atkins Mrs SnnerAi I'd
After the Lion ofthe Desert the ballet entitled rae ABDUCTION
OF NINAEd Signor O. kr Nina SigrorA c. Cocca To
conclude with Ell HiDERaEl ayder Mr. Cia.kei Hames
Nms Mrs Broadey Doors At "a, curtain rises ut
Boxes25 eta; Pit l2h; Gallery l2h eta
CHANFRAU's NATIONAL THEATRE, LATE CHATEAU
~ Christmas Week-Aernoon Performance Doors open
half past curtain will rise precisely at AZ
terpoop Dec 10Th will be acted the farce OF LEN NE flV
LIiNGs-hr. Golghty me- W. B. Chapman; Mr. Moreland
Mr. Taylor Captain Phobbs M Parey Mrs Major Phoehs Mrs
farce entitled A YOUTH WHO NtvER SAW WOMAN
Father Philip Mr. Pardsy Rinado Mr. HERBERT Colin Miss Emily
Messyer Gertrude Mrs Chapman Eliza Mis- F. 0orion Toe
performances with comic
lar ine Dame TenoNs afterwards Clown Mr. Davis Old Rusty
afterwards Mr. Taylor Rosa Afterwards Coumhine
Miss Carline Dewdrcp Mra Chapman Ev'nng psormaucs
tain rss at Trecsey-honday evening Dec 18th will be
lrest nted tho drama Of the CHILDREN IN THE WOOD
Walter Mr. scot Lord Afford Mr. Tilton; Oliver Mr. Tay
lo Sir Rowland Mr. josephine Miss Mstayer Win
fired Mrs Chapman; Lady Helen Miss Fanny Gordos TO be
followed BY the drama GOLDEN FARMEa-The Golden
Farmer Mr. Cark' To conclude with the psntonime OF
q n wat RoX nlconvR oxe
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The part Of Texas between the Sabine end Nue.
cesIivey, South OF the Epsenado river, (rexas -
The rsrt between and Rio 0rsndc 520lS 292)
The part Ncrth OF Paso and the Enssnado
river, (spnta Re country. l2l933 79951D
Te yD,52o 2Os 3ss 80
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warehouse 1C0roadway opposite Trinity ohurchyard
heretofore, Il
oyershoeS manufacture expressly for its and OF
the latest French ST les sold at lowest prices than elsewhere
prevail for much Inferior article.
OvershOes-Au the vnrtOus approved
styles expressly for city he had at moderate
prices wholesale the sirge ct the GOODYEAR
Der N porum, l69 Broadway, Rathbans Hotel.
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~ OLD REGIoNs-pUBLISuE THIS DAY. rae BEST
u Map Of California &c., led with particular in
s.Iutans resp citing different routes view Of the country
Price 20 cents. AGENTS wanted TO cell them.
ENsIGNS THAYER. Map Pub'fhers, 20 Ann Of.
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The oaAIios COMMENDED LFs.-Despairing
Of the triumph of their ny frank avowal of thei
principles aud clear and manly exposition Of their party
measures the federal party applied themselves
most assduousy the dsouorabe business of creating
sr, not so much by augm-ntng iher strength, ms by
ia'rng that OF ths democracy To this end. they have
seized hold of question which has arisen in the gov
cratic party and, nader the garb of patriotism and phi
anthropy have held the angry passions OF the mnl-
uude Ia language the exciting and incendiay re-
aress OF all consequences both TO the Union and the In
Ierests ana occupations of the country. ..
The custom OF slavery always exciting has been
81 late years rendered donby in sequence of the
course pursued In reference u by the federal party for
the sole object not of mitigating in any the evil
but OF embarrassing and breaking down the democratic
party.
See, now, show even-handed justice commends the poi
soned chalice 10 their lips" The spirits which they
have unwungy conured up have passed the fiery circle
which held them ia restraint, and fall upon the conju
aud tear them in their wrath The federal party is
being rent not only in twan but into shreds by the
element which introduced discord and strife
the dominant party They have the satisfaction of
Witnessing the result of their mischievous can't IN the loss
Of hundreds and thousands of their worthy followers
who are daily fleeing from them and gathering round a
standard which for the democrats alone. The
fact is alarming, but irremedable. The mistake is la
nented but incurabe and lamenable because it is ncu
rabe The death of the wing party in Maine cannot be
Justly called murder, but suicide. The weapon by
which it beeds welded by its own The viper
that stip9s it was nursed in its own bosom.
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Whatever may have been times past the tendencies
and the proceedings of its governments France il NAV be
openly affirmed, has since the glorious epoch of the
declaration OF Independence, ceased regard people
he United States as brethren. Brought TO them
she is, by smilitude of institutions she will easer,
eize, and viii make every eo>to the opporu
titles OF strengthening the bonds which already so CLOSELY
mite her with The first nation Of the New Wodte eldes,
laughter of Liberty.
The President responded to Mr.. Poussin as follows
am happy TO recognise you, sir the OF
your government and TO receive Your hands the decree
' the National Assembly of France ponse to the
"on OF The Congress of the United States rendering their
CONCENTRATIONS, and those of their to the people
France upon the of their recent efforts TO con
'oildae the principles of liberty in republican form OF
government This decree shall pleasure in ing
before Congress
The people of the United States have cherished
nents OF grateful affection for France since the days
her own memorable struggle for independence, in which
france generously aided them. They ardenty hope Thai
your recent revolution may result in firmly establishing
Tree, prosperous and powerful republic which will secure
public order, protect persons and property, and maintain
liberty.
The sympahies of the whole American people are en-.
listed for your
so Tar my official iunc tons will enable me- shall use
every effort to bind still closely the ties anty and
good understanding. which happily unite the two
nations May the friendship between them be perpetual
and France become prosperous and Free as she
great and powerful
trus sir that your residence Washington may prove
to be agreeable and entertain doubt that your official
Intercourse with this the diplomatic repre-
sentative OF the young republic of France you will find the
friendly sentiments you have expressed towards the United
States fully recprocaed towards France by the public
authorities here.
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Reception OF the new French Minister.


On Saturday last, Mr. William Tell Poussin was pre-
sened to the President envoy extraordinary and min
lister plenpotentary of the French republic Upon de-
verng his letter of credence he addressed the President
as follows:
SIR In delivering you the letter which accredits
near the government of the United States the first min
lister IRON the French republic allow express senti-
ment which the soemny of the occasion inspires and inn
poses upon me.
ms important mission has been intrusted by the
executive department Of my country, solely because of my
acquaintance with the institutions habits, and people
he United States, having had the honor hold n commits
SION as an officer of in their service This fact
sH VIII hope receive its proper Interpretation, and be
considered by the government and people this country
asa proof of the desire OF the French
uy herself with the American nation.
Mr. Poussn then presented the President the decree
othe French National Assembly response to the res
ouon Of the Congress of the United States approved
April 18th, 1s4s. rendering the congratulations of the
American te the French people,, and proceeded as fol-
lows:
sIR have also the honor present you the decree
by which the French republic responds to the testimonials
oil sympathy and the amcabe sentiments of the republic
oil the United States of America. In this instance by o
naPpy Innovation in International intercourse, the
nen stand aside allow the people themselves speak
is happy augury for the future, and [may bel the
means OF avoiding many msonderssndngs
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE
From our New York Correspondent.
New YoRK, August 8, 1874

NEw YoRK, August 8, 1873.
The general topic of conversation, this morning the
immense gathering, last evening" at Vauxhal Garden,
behalf of Ireland No political meeting in this city
approached it in size, and the spirit and enthusiasm were
wild and unparalleled 1t seemed if every man here,
with the Irish blood in his veins felt that the approach
ing crisis demanded his individual effort and that he had
come to give it.
Yesterday a brutal murder committed in
Brooklyn. The parties all Germans, and tho murderer
is in prison. The sacra anri fanses tho motive for
the foul deed.
You have heard of strike among mechanics and ope-
ratves and, perhaps sometimes of ga ten strike but to-
day New York exhibits the latest novelty without order
Strike" among the omnibus drivers! Luckily it is
mning, and the public has not suffered much by this
quarrel OF the 'busses - ~
Perhaps the greatest nove attempted 10 that now
about be made from this city There is gentleman hero
intends going England shortly taking with hin,
the Mississippi river with all the Cities plantations villas,
amets steamboats,, that lie along float upon Its
waters In fact 'he father of rivers" il about 'making
the grand tour under the special charge of Mr. Barnard
his panorama.
THE SUSPENSION BRIDaE NIAeARA.-Since sent away
my paragraph about the suspension bridge Niagara
the work has been completed The bold architect signal
his triumph by feat of daring which aonc proved
him to be a of undaunted enterprise. Let him de
scribe in his own words, in note to friend.
"NIAaARA FALLS, July 70.
"Ths morning laid the last plank of my foot bridge
the Canada side, and then drove and back again
buggy. Five hundred feet of the bridge was without
a oas quietly oaced up occasionay win WHIP
show him that he was in command and give him cour-
age. W -
ION returning. directed one Of the drivers to bring
his teama twohorse close carriage, weighing altogether
over and half l took his place on the box. and
drove over and back. The horses quietly The door
ing eight feet tcde 220 feet high 762 feet long and
without railing such torrent you saw and
never will anywhere else.'' .
OF course the man who capable of such fsa. As
this would undertake to throw bridge the mouth
of Acheron proper inducement His is Charles
| Elet, r.
The day is extremely pleasant, although little
The air clear and dry and gentle breeze in motionall
together forming appetizer for cobblcr
| Castle Garden three hours hence. FED.
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The following is the latest despatch from Kaeigh
"RALKIcH, August $40, p. m.
cate the will be Close Tho clear gain for
Reid the democratic candidabe in forty-eight countless
$780, compared with the governors election Of 1874,
Graham (whig) was elected by majority Of 8l65.
KENrucKY-The returns of the first two days voting in
this State indicate the election of Mr. Ctendnn COVER
nor hut by much reduced wing majority.
MIssoURL-The only from this Stats ID from tho
city and county of ST. Louis, which has given a demo-
cratic majority Of 200. ~at ts@
I1LrsosThe vote for governor Il an on ono side in this
State, there being no whig candidnts; 70 Augustus O.
French democrat has been elected governor. and VIM
McMurry lieutenant govssnor.
For members of Congress- the canvass has BEEN spirited
In 10 Davess county, f. D. Baker (whig) has majority
of 800 for Congress, and is said 10 be elected
T. L. Harris the democratic candidate ~ Congress in
Sd distric has majority Of 20 u Manasd - in Nor
gan, SO in Scott t'1,H
s. T. Logan whg candidate for CongtUss In ths 7th dis
trict. has majority of 200 in Tazswsl county; no is
probably elected @gf
In ST Clair county, the whig egAasivs snkst II elected
INprANAThe first received fem ahis stac
always favorable the wings The slst6dn IL for
bers of the Legislature, and the wings IN 6pod to have
gained in Washington and Barhnomsw counties
In Tppecanoe county two aemocrsaio haznbuners have
been elected. % N s.t Il ~ Z f,..E.r
Agreat meeting OF the friends Of Ireland II 10 be held this
evening Washington Hall, and large contributions are
expected to be received in behalfo Of suffering rslsad
Tux MARxErs-In the Baltimore market to-day. there
still fair demand for Howard street foa and sales Of
about 100 bbs have been made today q - "a Wx.
tho of it, however, the rstnamed h9ores elm-
Der ofarge holders refuse sell loss than bat there
without sales The grain marks. Arm, wiih light Nd
yellow We give sales today at The following
rates. red wheat, good to prime = e Sssn ordinary
cents rye 70 whts ~ cents yellow 81
n "a cents