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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-02-09
A.op, Two Hundred g. Twen-
BAty-Five Dragon Horse S. &9N

The Horses 10 be from IS to 16l hands high,
from five to seven years old; perfectly sound and
free from blemishes; compact, muscular and ac-
tive; to be subject 10 inspection in California BY
Board or Boards OF Dragon Officers, and such
onlyto be considered conformable 10 the contract
as shall be accepted by them as suitable for ORA
COON service.
Each bidder will please observe, as an indi,-
Pensab!e condition. that his proposal must 10 ae-
eompanled BY guarantee; from person known
TO the undersigned, certified, as esronsible by
the Clerk of his County Court, TO the effect that
Inc bidder SHALL If required, enter into contract
according to the terms of his bid, and furnish am.
pie security for IFS fulflment and in default there
of said guarantor be responsible to the United
States for all damages
The contractor will be required on or before
the 10Th of May next, 10 submit the horses he
proposes TO furnish, 10 preliminary examination
BY the undersigned or his agents, or otherwise give
satisfactory proof that he has taken all necessary
measures preparatory to their prompt dclvery.-
1t is to be understood, however, that said prelim-
nary examination will not warrant the reception
OF the horses in California, authorize any CLAIM,
on the United States for losses and damages.
| Bidders will please state the date on which they
will undertake 10 deliver the horses at San Fran.
cisco; and, other things &c Ial that bid will have
the preference which fixes the earliest dsy.
The undersigned retains the privilege OF declin-
ing the bids should the security offered not be sat-
iVfactory, or the prices proposed appear ncon,is-
tent with the public interest
BY order of the Quarter Master General.
Z. A. OGDEN,
Assistant Quarter Master, U. 5. A.
Assistant Quarter Masters Ofhce,)
Fort Leavenworth, Mo-, Jan. 81, 1864,
Feb9--4w
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-02-09

No. 81 Levec,
TAS in store, and to a
IL Giles, which he will
ket rates:
300 hhds N Q sugar;
$50 bbls refined and cla-
rifed dot
400 bbls St. Louis and n
o molasses;
300 bags Rio, Laguyra
and Java coffee;
$50 pkgs l, 2 & 3 mack'l;
450 do imp. G p, Y H,
and Black teas;
40 ties rice;
100 pkgS Bost. saleratus;
rs cks sup. carb. soda;
60 bgs pepper&pimento
400 coils Manila s. Jute
rope;
200 doz Manila g. hemp
bed cords;
3 bbls nutmegs and
cloves;
200 mats cassia;
80 bbls ground & race
| ginger:
80 bbls alum, sulphur,
and birthstone;
10 ceroons indigo;
| 3 csks Ombro madden:
800 kegs Boston nails;
! 500 whole, hf and Or bxs
M r & layer ralsinsi
80 drums and bXs figs;
100 bbls tar and rosin;
$50 bxs Va and Mo to.
bacco;
800 bxs soap g. candles;
rs bxs fancy & Cattle;
$50 bxs star and sperm
candles;
80 bbls almonds and FL
berts;
100 bales batting;
$50 bales wick and Irvine
70 bales oakum;
$50 bags cotton yarn;
Pepper sauce, EPSON S
pipes, powder, bar lead
Eahu cE
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-02-09
IL. III. STONE,
WHOLESALE GROCER
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT,

MERCHANT,
II. Louis, Mo-,
the following arti-
sell at the lowest mar
100 gross matches ass'd;
so hf and or cks cogniac
and Am. brandy;
100 bbls Am. brandy and
gin;
rs do peach brandy,rum
Monongahela whis-
ky;
500 bbls old rectifcd do;
100 bills cider vinegar;
, 60 Or cks cid port, Ma
deira s. Malaga wine;
100 bxs claret wine;
300 bxs Goldfish g. herring
100 bxs brandy cherries
L. Stoughton bitters;
1000 cans Bait oysters;
10 cases hf and Or bxs
sardines;
100 bxs assorted pickles
|, and ketchup;
/ 100 bxs lemon syrup &
: chocolate;
! 100 M regalia and prin-
I cipe segars;
! 100 boxes Havana and
: Cuba skies;
{ 50 bxs ass'd preserves
! oO gross playing cards!
5 so doz washboards;
300 doz buckets, ass'd;
$50 nests tubs;
: 20 gross yeast powder:
: 100 gross backing;
$50 rms letter and car
{ paper;
800 rms wrapping paper
) 200 bxs window glass;
J $50 do tumblers anC
! TASKS;
} 200 bxs ink s. mustard
i 1 case G. d. percus'
: sion caps;
iPrunes and candy;
ats, camphor, black lead
shot, &c.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-02-09
Unusually Low Prices,
AT COST.

T AIDES Dress Gocds-consisting Of de-
IL LANES, Merinoes, Fancy Silks, Barge de-
LANES, &C., &c; Moleskin and Fur Hats; Caps
With many other articles. Among those which
now offer at cost will be found forty to fifty
patterns beautiful Dress Goods.
Feb9 +. 4. SAVAGE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-02-09

A cross (thus K Immediately before the
name, on the paper, or envelope, signifies
that the time paid Tor has expired; remit
lance of dollar is necessary 10 insure the
oaper logger. E5-Look for Ike X
" Our .Ntp Advertisements contain in-
terest:ng Information for The Ladies, The Far
msr, The Merchant, and eli clos@s.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-02-09
PAX JP.

PAX JP.
T'HE undersigned respectfully request all per.
l. SONS indebted 10 call at once and l;0nid,te
the same, as they intend to close up their bust
ness as speedily as possible. One Of us can al
ways be found at the ola stand.
PERRY & BARTHOLOW,
Glasgow, January &c, 1854.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-02-09

ToBA learn from Messrs. b. w
Lewis & Bros. Manufacturers OF this place
that they have purchased about 100000 ID,
Tobacco, at prices ranging from 50 to Sc
per cwt. Their purchase were confined
strictly TO choice Tobacco. They design
operating with a view, only, TO supplying
their regular customers, and not to extend
their business this season. Mr.. L. Senior
has just returned from Macon county width.
er he went to purchase. The crop in that
county is about sold.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-02-09
Howard High School.

We are requested TO give notice that the
next session of Howard High School will
commence on the 9th. Arrangements have
been made for conducting the Female De-
partment in the Boarding House Buildings,
while ample arrangements are completed for
the Male Department. Advertisements and
further particulars next week. .....
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-02-09
For Trent.

A ROOM twenty-five by forty feet under the
IA '.Times" office. Apply 10
1ahzo PERRY & BARTHOLOW.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-02-09
GLASGOW, MISSOURI.
IT, Notice This. =EE

Thursday Morning, February Q, 1854.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-02-09
HORSES WANTED FOR U. 8. ORA.

THE undersigned will receive at his ofies
i. Sealed Proposals. 10 be opened on the 4th Of
March next. FOR the delivery to the Quarter Mas
ter at San Francisco, California Of
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-02-09

No. 81 Levee, St. Louis, Mo-,
T1AS in store, and to arrive, the following arti-
L l. Giles, which he will sell at the lowest mar
ket rates:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-05
The Boston Fugitive Slave Case.

We announced, under Geographic head, Satur-
day morning, the gratifying intelligence that the fugi
tive Burns had been surrendered to his MASTER and
escorted on board United States vessel, under
guard of United States troops to be conveyed to the
residence Of his MASTER in Alexandria. The result
Of this trial will be received with feelings of era-
cation by every Southern man. Ii was n matter in
which far more than the pecuniary interest of the
owner of the slave involved 1t involved princ-
pie in whchhvcry citizen of the Union South of Ma
son Dixon's line at least, had deep interest at
stake. II was n contest between the supremacy Of
the laws of the land, and the dabocal purposes OF
the advocates Of 'hgher law"-thc propagators Of
Abolition fanaticsm, who sought to overthrow the
solemn cnactments of Congress, and the guarantees
Of the Constitution in carrying out their reasonable
Vaccinations. 1t was atrumph over Abolition fana.
ticism; and such will be hailed with rejoicing by
every friend OF law and ORDER not only in the South
but throughout every section of the Union.
With the exception of the melancholy event that
occurred in connection with this fugitive slave case
the murder Of officer Of the United States in the
discharge of his duty-t may be considered fortu
nate circumstance that it happened at this time 1t
may serve to show the fanatics of the North, and
those who have indirectly lent countcnance to thci;
the law into their hands; and that the laws Of
the United States shall be carried out, despite their
loud pratengs over the passage of the Nebraska BILL
and the violation of Federal compactS. We need
but few such instances to put down this re-
belous spirit Of the North. The fanatics of the
North and those who aid and abct thcm as some who
profess to be actuated by conservative law-abi-
ding disposition have done of late feel the force
of this triumph Of the Fugitive Slave Law We trust
it may teach them lesson by which they will have
the good sense to profit by in future
Let the law be faithfully and promptly executed in
all such cases, that may arise within the next twelve
months and it will do more to quell these dsgraceful
Of riot and murder than all the compromlScs
on the slavery question that Congress enact. The
spirit Of defiance to the authority Of law now so pre-
valcnt throughout the Northern States, will cover un.
der its observation-disclosures when they are once satisfied
that the law must be executed. And now, if our
Northern brethren, wh> profess to- be conservative
class and to advocate the supremacy of the law o!
the land over the law of mobocracy, wish TO guard
against such outbreaks and foul murders as have re.
Gently occurred at Boston, let them search out and
inilct upon those guilty Of the murder of the United
States Deputy Marshall the penalty they so justly
deserve That is the proper left for them 10
pursue.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-05
Recess Of Conrrtss

We mcntipncla few days ago, the proposition be-
fire Congress for an adjournment or the sd Of july.
The Senate have passed the resolution to that effect
bul not for final adjournment until called to as
s,mblc again in December They only propose t.
take recess during the hot weather, from the Sd OF
July to the LIST Of October and then their ar.
dnous labors. The House have not yet acted upon
the resolution and is not thought that the members
Of that body can reconcile the idea to themselves
that the country dispense with their services long
enough for them TO take a recess. The amtgnt Of
che Senatc's proposition appears to be simply that
they shall go home, go where they please from the
81 Of July to the lst Of October, and during that
time draw their per diem aud mileage from the Trea-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-05

LICENSES IN WASHINGTON CoUNrr.-Tbe County Court
Of Washington on Monday granted Ordinary license al
that asked for them in this place, three innumber-
abingdon Virginidn.
BANK DIRxcroRs-The folio wing gentlemen have been
appointed Directors OF the Branch of the Exchange Bank
in til place
Appointed nv the Stockholders-Messrs. John c.
Greenway, A. Il. Preston, VIM. Y. c. White and jacob
Lynch.
BY the Executve-Isaac b. Dunn W. F. Barr aud 7.
S. Stewart.
Oaicers-John c. Greeuway, President, Ro5t Il. Pres
ton Cashier. Jas. X. Gibson, Clerk.-B.
County ELEcroSs.-Thc following is the result OF the
election, held in this County on Thursday last:
For SneriT-N. II. Buchanan reelected without oppO-
sition-votc 1880.
Commits. ioncrs of Revenus-R. II. Henderson re-eec-
ted without opposition in the Upper Disrc,-vote 1865
Lower District. l.. T. CImpoel 1920, j. =. Blch-
anau i26.-B.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-05

THE Meeting LAST EvENISG.-The proceedings of the
meeting held last evening deliberate the subject
the circulation OF Shnpast,rs in this city werS handed
in late for insertion in this issue of paper We
propose publish them in fall Tomorrow. The follow
ing resolution, among Others which adopted
evnces decided disposition the part of majority
the meeting, whatever the result of the action may be
throw obstacle in the way of successful operation
OF the Small Note Llwhich goes into effect to day:
BE it Resolved. That pledge ourselves neither &c
receive pay out after the LIST day of June 1884, any
bank pupoEtnE to be bank note under tbs
denomination Of i've dolars.-Lynchbmg Virginidn
J,tuc l.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-05
DI.n,srs or ri,r .yr

hR JOHN r. wALTiiALL, now the oily authorised Physi
u clan in Virginia. Except few who have kindly
to treat charity cases) to practice DIR Drainerds
treating diseases Of the Eye, which has proved full
and nvau able. by this which pnless In
meat partial and total blindness inflammation Of the and Its
appendices, intolerance OF light falling eyelds
sghedncss from disease, &c
sandiE have been cured aud perfect sight without
cutting wash by few minutes often
applications OF Instruments o'rceent Invention. SO have
becu benehtted by the without injury all
suffering with diseases m the faress the
Dr Wahal be consulted form to 10 A. NJ,
G. NJ. his Office Governor Richmond Va by
letter.
Zee for consultation 81 For prescription and instrument t0
For visits and additional treatment, extra charge.
~ No letters red without the Is enclosed
ma Sou
ES- PROFESSIONAL CtRD.-Dr HUNTER, OF New YORK,
late OF Washington physician for Diseases the Lung
honor that will be RehmOnd, Professionally
from Monday June the 5h to Saturday evening June iOh
in Brosehiss and Asthma Dr. HUN
TEk Work the OF Pulmonary Diseases
ton be Rooms, placed
the principal Book Stores In Richmond his
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-05

oHT hoaTnT-we learn from the Keeper Bsndford Gene
terry, that tbs entire number Of nrmen the month on May
ju past only eieyenales four females Below we
give the dseaos places Of navy and ages intered
Dssd-Abscess OF the lungs Affection Of the brain DIa
rh1l Drowned Pneumonia Il Stlborn ]; Inflammation OF
throat and bowels 4; Unknown -
HHfrl-Psterburg4; ohestsrned Dinwiddie areen,yis
" New Jersey I; Ireland I; England I.
dGt.-Undr NJ OF 10 and
L. 81 80 and under 90
uudeT 10 years 2--IttsrSJur0 ESDrSss, ~N
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-05
RICuMoNI, ulpvrr0 -.

ToaAerh article has undergone change sine. our
report Breaks iu and prices the decline mo-
ueeI we quote eomuon lshpriIed iuEs At Az 10
good, ~ TO en- leaf 10 o. v.l mi
nns ssmlug 10 to Ia and shipping e to
ptIior IL to ISM nne manufacturing ~ TO 81. " ~ -
WExrscarce Offering We quote good red and white
10 70 100. 49, 49, ~ ~"N ""''e
forn-soets Ugh, and transaction, only in retail, way a,
81 TO 81 for superdne. HEsrER a WHire' ="
Corn chsnt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-05

Of great scarcity Of Tobacco pauts In this section
Virginia. and excited melancholy apprehension Of
scarce crop the coming Now We can bear the
happy tidnSs that such scarcity has entirely
and that the great majority Of planters have already
que stand iarksritie Tbbaeco P,a,f ms, o
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-05
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

snox srohks-A highly wrought puff Of shoe estab-
shmcn In this city, copied from The Whlg into yes
teriays Enquirer We do wish to be- understood a.
endorsing the statements Of that article Il was copied
to ooIss gentleman who seemed to think that the En-
qurer should exhibit as much lberay Ms tho whig to-
wards his establishment; and the Whig was credited with
the article, to prevent any misconccption.
We believe there are many establishments In this city
having M good Shoes handsome styles and where as
good bargains be had DO obtained AZ IN. r
dencc beyond the statements OF tho whlg to show tina,
the store In question has any especial claims over any
Others to tho favor and patronage tho public Events
now transporting In Boston will perhaps lca us TO
some inquiry, and induce paroniss such cstab.b.
mens rs lend the least encouragement to Yankee manu-.
faeturers.-Enquir.r Of Sd
glance at our article, by tho Enquirer, will be sui-
Client to satisfy that paper that 1t has done us great nius~
ucc In the above comments We believe with the Enaulr.
err that there many establishments In this city having
as good shoes as handsome styles and where as good
bargains can be had DO obtained at tho store OF
Aessrs Putney Watts Puney. We never asserted
anything to tho contrary. Tho Enquirer says 1,
has evidence beyond tho statements of the
Wing to show that tho store In question has any %.
Pecia claims any Others tho favor of the public
We never said had than that Il was Que OF
frh Establishments IN the city, and Il that is giving Il
any especial claims any others to tho favor and pat
ronsge OF the public Is pretty good evidence TO us that
thosc establishments that take exceptions remarks
do not claim to rank themselves among the first
ments OF the city IL they d. see no reason why
they should object to speaking Of such
IN the terms We did. We hope that hereafter before the
Enquirer copies articles il will be little more care.
as by SO doing may save US from any such msnerpre-
tation afterwards.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-05

u 1t is understood says the y. Y. Times OF the 81
Inst, that the packetshp North Anericd, lying a,
Quarantine, had cholera board on her arrival Not
less than loo said under treatment at the
Quarantine Hospital Rimor, and still better and less
welcome authority, adds that in Orange there
some eight cases known to exist. As deaths from !,
mild type.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-05

sury. This Is a nice proposition indced' II Ris to
come to this way OF doing business, the dear people
had better give the members of Congress salary at
once and allow them to transact the public business
at their leisure. We are not sure that it would
not bc the better plan in the end. 1t might toad
much moro to expedite business than the present
plan Of paying members by the day for just so lorg
time as they may think proper to pioong The ses-
sion
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-05
THE BLACk WARRIOR AFFAIR IN THE BRITISH
PARLIAMENT.
JAMES M'IIESRY's CIRCULAR.

iiNEHNpip way TO- lso6
Breadstuns.The market bIoyant. up ios with
large sales Wheat much wanted and fully CT deae Indian
is sIeabe At i0i for alS Indian
ton-The market continues TO be freely supplied
the demand being limited prices Of all qualities mid
ding rregnar and In Of the
incninE stain, mixed ,nged bales
.ro descriptions being abundant the
bette Qualities scarce and steady The sales yesterday
Gnpn bales and to day $3.50 bales. $500
being for 'ptcuatno In Manchester rather more
doing at the close OF last but supply
Of the demand which to de prices
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-05
LYNCHBURG MARKET NJ @,

roeseeoinpec,ons the hid, against go hh d,
week Market aud
ess lower 70, common aud mdaing reaes whilst
ties well maintained. eAes
good to fair do to $ ng shipping leaf SO TO
scarce and ri higher sales Of good "a;
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-05

ler
the limited means used to bring them public
met with unparalleled In history Of remedies
The introduction OF them to public attention. has developed
fact which is truly granshe fact that they destined
supply remedy which viii suffering intense aro
nrns suffering than single remedy among The
suffering which they prevent which they relieve 10
no class or condition Its wide globe, and
wherever the mother OF children found truly
Ing and peculiar suffering rcsn, RrsKs
10 know and Attesed.
These cloths have attained vide celebrity Virginia
aud some OF the Southern States aud whilst many high
testimonials to their vau yet Of their
failure In single instance to entire satisfaction.
sH remittance OF $ioo accompanied by IL
postage stamps, will the prompt by mail Of
pair OF these Cloths to part Of the United States
They are 70: sale exclusively BY
ADlE a GRAY, Wholesale n Retail Agents,
lel l4I Main street. Richmond, Virginia.
III Fall directions applying Cloths will
them would be esteemed great favor persons using
Cloths, would make known estimate upon
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-05

Tux LADIES GAzErrE OF Paris, London, and New York
Fash IONS for June has been received 1t is admirably
gotten up, and will be found highly useful aud arac.
tive work FOR the ladies' For sale at the book store of j.
r. Holbrook Franklin s,rcet-price 25 cents per num-
bcr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-05
RICHARDSON BnoTngns 4 co.'s CIRCULAR.

LI'EEfOoL, 9th Mo- 18th, 1sJi
you'd be beneficial to the spring sogn crops. |
There has been good healthy Han corn
since our last, at tn" prices We then quoted.
Our supplies are very light and expect them continue 90
The exports Of 1900 quarters In the same
period. " "
tor. rn qaar. ca i2I load. Of meal q sack.
refs h1ur, nil have been reported
9th Month, 18Th, 1851
A. market this morning had good from va
notwithstanding the late DISPARITY in The between wheat
advance Of ~ 10 prices Of Tuesday FOR ali
good qn.i.e, q white and red the inquiry good ad
yanced pr ces demanded checked business.
Further large operations took piec consumers and
all good qualities we're again 81 dearr, and choice aly is
per barrel We being reatsd for at p good
anee vas made Of the samples produssd for sale
The Inquiry Tor corn was active and nearly all the white and
yellow d at Ills was early purchased and is paid Tor
Oatmeal 10 bensrreque't, and ed per load dearsr
Oats hrm. but slow sale.
Import. from abroad since this day so qu,rte,
sy3 Indian b596 barrels and os3 a5ur ETori6
2 quarters wheat 81 200 quarters Indian corn
", 3D. ~ o. and 10 for extra Flour COS Tor PbIsds
pha, Baltimore and Ohio, OF fair average quny western be-, ~
Ina'n oorn,whIie and yellow, o. as, extra nno white.
Ps-The market closed arn and the purchaser, acted ,
freely thana tbs openn IS was realized for
rior Ohio
THE CEyrHiL RiaoADcc epts OF the yirslni. GENITAL
Road Tor April 1854 and 1853:
PASSENGER fare for April 1884, ............sS9p6 IS
y, isns i t}s,5 AET Sn,i i q
Transportation Of mail for April isoL..... 1850 90
Passenger Are tor April 1853 ss9,l ~ -
transportation Of mail for April, Is55.... ioS 81
- 1926 IT
I'll, .,,,.s ,io2e9 is
The increase re,epi, Tor hesh, eighty per cent
Barring BROTHERS & cos CIRCULAR
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-05

eF- The LONDON QuARrERLY RkviEw for April, is a
capital number. 1t contains several articles which we
promise ourselves much pleasure and profit in perung
Among them may mention "The Turks and the Greeks
Thc Russian Empire" and Treasures Of Art in Great
Britain 1t may be obtained at the bookstore oil James
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-05

| tB-we give up editorial space to-day mostly to
the interesting foreign news brought by tho Asia. The
of difficulties with Spain, aud the OF the
European will be found highly interesting our
renders
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-05

cornAt The marLetou Monday The supply Of Eogl,h vbea,
vas small and tho demand being disposed At an adj
vance qr the prices Of the previous week por
orei wheat there also good enquiry similar
IN price. Flour In good demand At barrel over
Ias, To-day hers was again fair amount o. business dong
~ fully Mondays prices We quote American wheat n,
M S' and red 1s'a s2' ar American nOur sss per
coonThe sales for the week 80 bales at peyiou,
ces ALyerpoo with moderate demaud, prices
yor OF buyers Yesterdays quotaons for mddng Orleans wa,
5Ad per 10. "