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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-03
INTERESTING FROM SPAIN


The Madrid correspondent of the London Times
says:
Tho instruction daily appears more likely to
become general revolution, In liberal sense
ODonnel, convinced that the country will not move
tor the mere purpose OF making him Prime Minister
Is more and more disposed to enter into the views
OF the "progresiStas." There is strong report
here that Queen Christina leaves this place for Pa
ris on the 18th instant This looks like retreat
u true. ! am the more inclined to think 1t may be
because the guards have again been stationed on the
road from this place to Burgos from which the
other day mentioned they had been Withdrawn
North OF Burgos, cartst party has appeared,
about fifty men strong, headed by priest, whom
they call the Cnra di Hero, the Iron Priest There
is another cartst band in Navarro"
Victoria, Burgess, Validolid, Grenada Saragossa.
Zsragona, Panpaluna, Barcelona, San Sebastian,
aud several smaller cities, also the Belearic islands
have declared for the insurgents Saragossa ia ex.
pected to join the revolt.
Rumnrs were current that Queen Christina had
ned TO Bayonne, and that Queen Isabella had left
Madrid; also that the Duke of Montpensier had
been declared leutenantgener of the kingdom:
but all these rumors were considered doubtful
General Concha and Gonzalez Bravo have srri-
we'd in England
Manuel Concha has escaped from the Canary
islands.
General Mazzerabo has fled to France. The in.
surgents, If successful, may offer the throne 10
Don Pedro, OF Portugal The French government
10 said to favor the insurrection An aid de- anu
OF the King of Portugal is understood to have
sought an interview with Napoleon to consult him
on the subject Napoleon Replied that he could moi
enter into the project, but did not say he would In
terfere to prevent it 1t is surmsed that Russia il
implicated in the insurrecton, with the view of dis
tracing the attention of France and England
THE LATRsT.-A list of the new ministry is ont.
namely; Duke Rivas, President; Manuel Moyans
Foreign Affairs, Pioz Rosas, Interior-all modera
dos; and Seniors Larcerna, Justice; Enters, Fl
name Roads, Public Works-al progresstas
period of anarchy is feared
Espartero had hois.ed the revolutionary banner
and had Infused enthusiasm into the popular cause
by his towering name.
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DUBLIC SALE.--ATT R ACTIV E
Il REAL ESTATE-FARM AND TAVERN ES-
TABLIsHMENT, ON THE RICHMOND AND
DANVILLE RAILROAD, FOR SALE II offer at
public auction. such terms must needs suits the
purchaser, on "WEDNESDAY, the sd Of August, my
place, called "TOMAHAWK STATION" on the
Richmond and Danville Railroad IL miles from Rich
mond containing about $50 acaes, one-half with the
buildings lying on the South, and the other half
the North side of the road-being willing 10 sell all
or half.
The neishborhood is good, the location healthy.
and the improvements extensive The place 10 well
supplied with excellent water, and il well timbered
with pine, oak etc.
In the hands of enterprsng person it 10 believed
that this establishment would prove very profitable,
for is place of much resort. and many boardera
from the city of Richmond could be attracted hither
for the summer months.
Post Office is kept there, and the present prcpr
etor has Stage Coach running three times wees
to Cumberland county, which pays WELL
To one disposed to speculate in the coal trade THU
place holds out strong nducements for it lies in the
midst of the coal region and the signs of this miners
in the cut made for the railroad aud in digging we'll
were exceedingly fattering.
The owner, who resides on the place, will take
pleasure in showing the Land, &C., to persons dis
posed to purchase.
jy 26-dIm* WIN A. MARTIN. Chesterfield.
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w ANT E D.-25, 900 Railroad Sill
CERVANTS WANTEDLThree or fou1

SERVANTS WANTED-Three or four
~ able-bodied Men, BY the month, fer the balance
OF the year; for such hands l viii give SO per
chine, q miles below Richmond. at Warwick's Bar.
This machine has been about four months work on
the bar-the number of hands employed have been
from eight to twelve, and have not had the first
case of sickness Of any kind board yet They are
fed on good and wholesome food, well cooked and il
under my notice six days out of seven. They win be
permitted to 60 ashore Saturday evening and re-.
turn on board on Monday morning. Apply to Capt.
&. o. HASKINS, at Rockets, or to the Supsriutend
ant on board. JAS, s. RICHAk OSON
iy 2I2w
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WASHINGTON AFFAIRS

WASHINGTON. August The final vote on the
Reciprocity Treaty will be taken tomorrow, when
1t will pass by large majority.
1t is thought that the nomination of Mr. Sauu.
ders as Consul to London will be made again,
and sent to the Senate by Tuesday 1t will be again
rejected.
The resolution of the Senate for the meeting OF
Congress on the LIST of November was to have been
Introduced to-day but delayed The House
will receive If with favor There ia no probability
that the session will be prolonged
ment the salaries were laid over TODAY. awaitin,
the passage of the Civil and Diplomatic Appropria
ton bill
Mike Walsh and Mr. Seward, of Georgia, had ,
fight to-day in the House Postoffics Mike was thu
aggressor, and was severely handled The Difficult
ty ended where it began, and both were in thu
House this evening
This has been the hottest day of the season i,
Washington -
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LATE FROM SALT LAKE Sc

CINCINNATI, Aug. 1.-The ST. Louis papers O
Saturday contain late news from Salt Lake. A tres
" has been concluded between Brigham Young ant
the Pap, Utah and Pawnee Indians, which provides
that on no occasion whatever are Indians to maxi
will all their influence to prevent depreciation
on the property of emigrants or settlers.
Santa Re papers OF the LIST OF July have been re
seived. most destructive fire has occurred a
Santa Fe. The loss is estimated at from $500, Oo(
to S5O0,OO0. The business houses DESTROYED in
clude those of Messrs. Elroy, Beck e. Owens, ant
Esstf.
kit Carson was In Santa Fe on the 10th of June.
The weather has been unusually cold
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THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE "A telegraphic dis
patch from Washington, abiding to the message of
the President. sent to the Senate Tuesday, sayr:
The luke-warmness of the House of Representa-.
tives Spanish affairs WILL it is thought render it
Ineffective in its object No appropriation can be
got from Congress to operate with during the re-
cess. The war fever is entirely defunct 10 the
House.
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NOTICE.-A VALUABLE FARM IN

~ CdAhLOIIE COONT1 fun 0ALE.-6y .
decree of the Circuit Court of Charlotte County pro-
nounced on Wednesday, the 18th Of March. 1854.
shall, a. Commissioner, proceed TO sell at public AUG
of August, 1854, between the hours Of II and on
credit of one and two years the tract OF land on
tanning $50 acres onehaf Of which 10 supposed TO be
wood of original growth. remarkably veil timbercd.
This land lies ON the Richmond and Dauviile Rail-
road. three miles below Keyseiile In very healthy
nsishborhood. and IL well adapted e the cultivation
of wheat corn, oats and tobscco; the improvements
are in good order consisting of two excellent dwell
ing houses and all necesssry out-houses incivdes
store house. &c. There also an exceilees ofcnsta
Of apples Of the very best fruit we'll OF hrst rate
water in the yard; and it i considsred one Of the
most desirable situations IN this section Of country
There 10 rood deal of fine, fiat sand on the MeheI-
rim river, and branches running through the land;
and it 10 we'll watered. Possession viii b given 10
time to seod wheat
Bonds, with approved security. will b squired
for the credit enta and the title viii Be
Any person Wishing TO view the place, VIII please
call ON me Ct Ksysvills Station.
~ 2a-dlm PETER y. CLARK. Com'f.
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f.
lem ad met at their office to-day; to take &C
ton ia the matter of the over issue of stock This
jeurn to Tammany Hall ~ '1
VIC Wetmore, Esq President pro tenn. made q
report behalf of the Directors stating that spur
shares, and 1889 shares preferred
motion was 4. ade to assume the spurious stock.
snd after some exciting discussion was withdrawn in
favor OF motion to appoint committee of thirteen
stockholders not directors to investigate the whoIs
subject and the conduct OF all concerned and to re-
port TO an adjourned meeting, with such recommep.
cations as may be deemed expedient The motion
was carried aLd the committee appointed The
meeting then adjourned to this day fortnight
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NEW SUPPLIES OF POPULA h

IN BOOKS for summer reading
The Pilgrims of Walsin cham, an historical ro-
nance; by Agnes Stricklaud-$l
Agatha Beaufort, or Family Pride-5Oc.
"A brilliant novel. A more vivid picture of various
phases of society has net been painted snce Vivian
Grey first daZzsd the world &"
Leila Ada, the Jewish Convert-75c.
Vsra, or the Child of Adoption-$l
The Lamp Lighter 81 Is.
Alone-$1.25.
Tales of Old Times; translated from the German
IS cts.
Sketches of Genoa, Pisa, and Florence with de.
scrption of the Cathedral of Milan; translated from
the French of Jules Janin, by Mrs. M. Harrison Ro.
binson, of Virginia-62c.
History Of the French Protestant Refugees, by
Weiss; vols.-$2 so.
AthertOn; BY Miss Mitford-$l25
Notes of Literary Life; by Miss Milford; vols:
London-$S so.
Sir Jasper Carew; BY Lever-5Oc.
Scotts Novels and Tales various editions in plain
and elegant bindings
Bulwers Complete Works, So vCIs
D'Israelis Works, 5 vols.
Mss Austen's Novels, vols.
Diary of MaIlain D'Arblay, Z vols.
Miss EdgwoTth's Novels and Tales 10 vols
Miss Stricksnd's Lives of the Queens of England
Lady Mary Wortley Montsgue's Letters vols
With many other choice Books, which NAV be
seen on the subscribers counters and shelves.
au JAS WOO0H0IJ9E
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DIDING HORSE AT AUCTION.-On
~ SATURDAY. 5th inst, at 10 O'Clock, at the large
lot in of my auction store will sell fine Ri
ding Horse. young and sound.
WORK HORSES Gc.-Aso, several work Horses,
one Drsy, with iron axle, three Carts Harness &c.
aus X. CAUTdORN, Auct.
HOUSE AND LOT IN THE TOWN
IL OF FULTON, AT AUCTION.-OnM MONDAY,
7th inst at Al o'clock, will sell the premises in
the town OF Fulton, near Mr. L. p. Fords residence
new and substantial Wood House, containing five
rooms with front and back porches. The Lot fronts
improveme nts beyond the dwelling consist of kit
chen, a well of superior water. and new enclo-
sure around the lot
TERMs-One-third cash; the balance in and
months, properly secured.
au 2 X. CAUTHOhN, Auct.
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DEDICATION OF A CEMETERY.-The dedication of
"Glenwood Cemetery" at Washington, took place
on Tuesday afternoon The ceremonies were very
impressive. The President, members of the Cabi.
net, and many other distinguished persons were
present
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-03
BY RICHARD CAUTRORN.

GROCERIES, &c. AT AUCTION.-On
W FRIDAY. 4th inst, at 81 O'Clock, / will sell q
lot OF Groceries Fixtures &c, belonging grocer
who il retiring from business.
precisely will sell desirable lot of Clothing suit
able for the present and approaching season-to
which will be added lot Of Dry Goods, Boots,
Shoes, Slippers, &c.
ans R CAUTHORN. Auct.
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rocR OF THE WARD JuRYMEN INDICTED Fol
PERJURY-The Grand Jury of Eiizabethtown. HaI.
din county, Ky, have found true bill for perjury
against four of the Ward jurymen, and thew are
held to bail in 81 900 each to appear at the mex, Cir
cult Court to be held at that place 1t is said that
several other jurymen who served on the Ward
trial would have been indicted on the same CHARGE.
but the Grand Jury could not get the Sheriff TO
bring up the witnesses This may lead to the discoye
nv of the whole affair
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Gen Cass made brief but eloquent speech, h
| the Senate, in favor of the BILL making compensa
ton to the family of Batchelder, who was killed In
the attempt of the aboliionsts of Boston to rescue
the fugitive slave Burns. The bill subsequently,
D assed
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NEW ORLEANS, July 30 BY later adyices from
Texas, we ieain that Captain Van Buren,. who waI
wounaeo 10 an encounter with the Indians, ba, died
There has been terrible hurricane in Tsxar
during which, several persons were killed.
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MAJOR STEINER,S CASE
DROWNED

COLUMBIA, S. c., Aug. Texas advices stat,
that the case OF DIR. Steiner for the murder of Ma
Jor Arnold, hasbeen continued by the prosecution
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-03

The CHOLERA in Barbados has committed most
fearful ravages Accounts 10 June 9th say that
throughout the island the number OF deaths by the
epidemic were not far short OF 1900 or nearly five
per cent. OF the whole population Ia Bridgelown
and the parish OF ST. Michael, which contain pop
aialon OF "a ,3f4 persons the deaths reached 467s
or about thirteen pef cent
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MOVEMENT OF STEAMERS

NEW YORK, Aug. The steamer St Louis. for
Havre and Southampton, sailed this morning with
70 passengers and 1888 900 in specie
HALIFAX, Aug. 1.-The steamer Canada left FIR
Boston at 10 o'clock last night with fine weather.
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COLUMBIA, 8, C., Aug l--R j. Walker and T
Butler King have arrived at Austin, Texas to con.
clude contract for the railroad from Red River n
Ell passo "
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kEw yoaK, Aug. l.--aessrs. tiilbert. Goa g Ioh,.
600 suspended payment TO day They were en-.
gagged Ia railroad w0rks very extensively e,pecslv
In Pennsylysnia They say that with time rhev viiI
De able TO pay eli denlAndsI against them with 10.
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FIRE AT NAsHvILLE-A fire occurred a, Na.h
vile, Tenn, on the 25th ut which consumed n
james drug store, Mr.. Waggoner's jewelry shon
Mr.. Luskiis clothing store Stewart g. Owen,
timing establishment and ]. J. Brands boardips
house. The buildings were owned by John NJ
Hill
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ENFORCING THE SUNDAY LAW

ENFORCING THE SUNDAY LAW.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. About twenty tavern
keepers bad hearing this morning before Alder
win an ATTRACTION OF the Sunday law. They were
all held TO bail 10 ths sum of $500 for ! furthe,
hearing on Saturday next
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FOR RENT-A good business stand on
Il Broad street between 4th and 9Th streets we'll
htted up with store fixtures has back room back
yard. and sommsdicus brick Kitchen, which will be
rented with It. The preRent occupant contemplates
removing to Main street and posse sson will be given
Immediately; Rent reasonable. Esrly application
sui~sts next to Henry M ii nsssi sao.S st
NOTICE--The President and Directors
- of the Clover Hill Railroad Company have de.
ca.eo dividend OF per cent on the capital stock
Oh sne COMPANY at the Office in this city, on
aa l-lw B 5. WOODBRIDGE. Trsas'r.
NOTICE. am authorised to sell $50 600
srsa % Shioks OF good quality. which will be dev.
cred at Rockets at Us Re-, thUus ss8%ron
au -" Bank street.
HAVE FOR HIRE, for the remaining
~ MY .ad as op Dls s1ss
no se Any person Wishing to hire, will ole sse cali
su Is. SARAH A. TERRY.
ROARDING.-A gentleman and lady.
- and two or three single gentlemen, of respect.
family living within ten minutes walk of the RANT
ts moderate, and every effort made to render
Several gentlemen, as day boarders wand .t.o h.
tsken. Apply at this office. aul-3ts
GAS APPARATUS FOR THE COIIN-
~ TRY. adapted to the use of private dwelline.
churches, sehoos hotels watering places factories
ioundries machine shops and railroad ststions
The MARYLAND PORTABLE GAS COMPA-
NY OF BALTIMORE. keep on hand and make To
order GAS MACHINES of any REQUIRED canscitv.-
Ine apparatus has stood the test Of YEAR, and can
%. DC exceiled In economy, safety and simpcity-
For particulars address
Z. B. sPRAGUE, Treasurer.
- --o.-- zo2 BALTIC. It,. Bslf., Md.
RRICKS.-The subscriber has for sale
n - l5ooo Bricks. with the privilege of 10000
these bncka are made by machine are n rood ar.
ucie, and VIII DO sold low by
.n l-s.- R.B TYLER
JAVA COFFEE.-6O pockets landing,
suI WILLIAMS L BROTHER.
bacon AND WHISKEY.-20OO I6s
~ prime Mountain Bacon; Is bbls svirk,. Rvs
Whiskey. Tau 81 BROWN / SHOOK.
MORE NEW FLOUR.-65 Bbls. !. 8.
61 Cline,n 40 Cochran, received In store for ale
aug BROWN shook.
RERLIN AND BRONZED IRON
~ GOODS Elegant SILK Reels, Of Berlin iron.
with cushion sttAched; BFonxed iron Hat Racke ii.
szzs settsA epittoons Fire 6tandA he. DC. &s Tor
sale by
suI ZIMMERMAN
HOLLINE NEW EXTRA FLOUR
We hsys : lot OF this Flour nov % the way
80 moses TOT to-nouow. 80
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DROWNED.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. -Frarcis B. Rose. of this
city, was drowned yesterday while bathing at Long
Beach.
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M ON TIC E LILO HOUSE
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.
w. w. GIBBS, PRoHAEroR

THE Proprietor has the satisfaction OF
l. informing his friends and the public, that this
well known House has been THOROUGHLY REPAIRED
and FURNISHED WITH ENTIRELY NEW AND
HANDSOME FURNITURE, and will be open for
the re option of BoARDERs and VISITORS on the lat
day of August, 1854.
He is determined to keep a frst-rste Hotel and
fatters himself that he will meet that encourage.
ment which is always awarded to an enterprisine
host, simply pledsing himself to every effort to
make his guests comfortable.
rl<ttesve. July g. 1854. au2-ts
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BY TAYLOR 4 WILLIANS.
|TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A Hons

y AND LOT IN THE TOWN or sIDNEY
At AUCTlON.-By virtne OF deed Of trust dafei
2tst OF July, 1s5S. executed by q. T. Cousins and
nee to secure certain debt therein meafionel The
subscriber the Trustee named in said deed 6eips
thereto reqoest. d, VIII, on MONDAY, 7th lurust
IDA af O'Clock p. II. upoa ths prennfsee expo~
TO sale. at Pabs Auction, the property eonvsve 81
eaid deed, being :. lot Of land, With new Hsmsd
County OF Henrco. 1t the Northwest Intersection 81
El~ GOD and Clarke sreets fronting on ssid ElIvood
street ~ feet more Or lsss. and running back rs r.
rs n. - Z
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WILLIAM GRAY, Trustee.
AAfIcs Z "iLLIAns. Aaets ~ IS
COMMISSIONERS SALE or T.ANr,

In compliance with decree Of the County
EGurI o. .aennco. pronounced on the 1lth day 81
eery dde of said Court IN which Mary J. Robson, one
OF the children and heirs Of Richard Hobeon dec'd
1ichard Hobson, decd. and others are defendants.
.an - GoImis.lonsI thsrsin appointed proceed
o'c.ock, 2. NJ, ON Tuesday, the sth dsy Of Ausnst
the tract Of land in the bill mentioned, of which
Richard Hobson died, seized and possessed conts.n
lands Of Thos Lyme. the lands belonging to the a.
tate OF John Childry and Others and situated about
seven miles below the city of Richmond :
Terms OF SALE-For so much cash a. viii be ma
cessary to pay the costs and all other expenses Incl.
dent to the sale. including said COMMISSIONER com
mission and for the balance Of the purchase money
upon credit of nix. twelve and eighteen ment6s
from the day OF sale, taking of the purchase bond
and the title to the land to be retained until The whole
OF the purchase money be paid and deed ordered to
be executed and delivered BY the Court
r. JONES, D. g.,
For w. B. RANDOLPH late g. RI. G.
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OI1CE-I am authorised to sell l5O. GOO
~ bkiCkS. of good quality, which will be deliy.
cred at Rockets at $3.50 per Thousand
JAMES T. SUTTON, JR
Rap
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WANTED Thirty Laboring HANDS
w on the line of the r. =. and P. d. r. about II
miles from Richmond, to lay track. Apply to
w. N. BRAGG, Sup's Of Road.
Once 4. r and p: r. B. Co.,,
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RhICkS.-The subscriber has for sale
n l5ogo Bricks, with the privilege Of lOO, o00-
ticle and will be sold low by - soo' -
au 1-5tt n mvrrp
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STATE OF THE MARKETS TO-DAY.
SATURDAY, Nov. 25-2 p. n.

SATURDAY, Nov. 2S-2 4. n.
ASHES are without change; sales Of Pots at % 75s
So e., and Pearls Is 81 ass 50.
Corros continues dull and heavy, the private cd
vices from abroad being unfavorsble.
FLOUR AND MKAL.--Prices Of Western and State
Flour are 6lc lower and are dull, the export demand
is limited and the home trade buy spsripgiy Csnsdi
an Flour is Inactive at 90 7J9s s e. in bond, and
50 rs duty paid.
The sales OF Western Canal are ,, 800 bbls at 90 81
a 81 81 for common TO straight State, and ~ siaes
81 for con nor to good Ohio, Michigan, Indiana and
Upper l axe. Southern Flour Is lower, with mode
rate demand; Gales 800 bbls. at % 1899 IS for
mixed to good brands Baltimore, Alexsadris, &c.
Rye Fleur is firm, and in moderate demand at
90 759s7 so for fine and superfne. Corn Meh 10
inactive at o. 6el for Jersey, and 81 1895 81 for
Brsndywine.
GRAis-wheat i firm with fair demand, in part
for export the supply is limited sales o76 bushels
mixed Souieern ss 900 bush. fair white do. o. Is;
900 bush. red Indiana 81 so.
Corn |. frrner, and is selling freely for export;
.ales 900 bush at 92c for Western mixed in store;
% as4c for do delivered; ssasi for round yellow.
RYE is scarce and wanted; sales 5000 bushels 1t
o. 35asl SO, delivered; Barley is quiet at 81 $40
81 40; Oats are scarce and higher sales OF State and
Western at sc a. sc.
wBIsKY-The demand Is good and prices are firm
err sales 900 bbs., at 43c for Jersey and 44ic for
Ohio end Prison.
PRoyrsIoys-Pork is in limited demand at sl2 80
for Mes, and sll 37asil 50 for Prime Beef is
quiet the arrivals are larger small sales at former
quotations. Lard is inactive at lo9lOic. Butter
and cheeee steady