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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1856-09-24

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,;.o,;a;as4 tbst ~ e. r. yer s., 90 . a :,
r;s;,;w t,Ssp pa;ssstrieet ar 9o,f Colambia and all
,,srson "a, II boIniil,o ca therein shan be
rr.ou lsssassses
T1 as,aI3,, -, /. !, aa,4stt;m !, z /, m ~ Oh ~
..;,n.s s.1fIs5aI iislt lE'itt ~ s.
yr.sf ,baasa nov Governor of Ohio.
noda. &c yy;sc,nss;;n alTD,.,r, TD,e.,nr, Hale now
ca,a,S..g.e Csra@ of Na,y yorl.
.na Irnnam 4 L sr,,,or, nov ,,,i dead
sy.ys ,fessrs s5.hison radoer Ral,l.
-, - i narawa,ls'l ~ gglia Beot,n Berr;en,
Rr;',.. -Rn,Ier f,l.y .iijsy,s IF a,assa.
chnsss3s Dsv;s 'of Miss;ss;nn,' n,'DaYTON
n;al;nson nad,o as-iowo Donclos
n..a. p,.;am Palh FREuONT
1,saa,,a c,r;;5nnr 5riitt,,g ,,g9l;n In uonston Hunter
Iaass E;ra ~, Il .nnnm Mason Morton
5 ~. 80 psat. Pnsh Sebastian
sh;a,.,s m;,h sonla snrnancs s,,roeon
.rnrnar TTn,s,rwaaa ,y,les Wbitcomb
Ia '"a,; nr;. 80 unas' 49,
INV ~" nv. II &c ,oso = eae I
.'es ',."a's ooa. ,.,,.'.. ls - ' Td,,,, =, -
FhEMoNi , sheoND soi u was
given for SLAVERY. On the 18th of
September, 1850, Mr.. Pratt, having NOV
ed to take up a bill TO oprevent the enticlng
or assisting slaves to escape from their
owners IN the District OF Columbia, Mr..
Hale moved that the bill be committed to
the Committee on the District of Colum-
bia- with the instructions SO to amend as
10 abolish slavery in the District OF Co
lumbia. es = '3
He isrecordcd as voting aJaiast Mr..
Hale's motion, as follows:
YEAS -Messrs. baldwin, Chase, DAVIS,
Of Mass, Dodge, Of " Wis, Ewing, Hale
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1856-09-24

e The triumph of woman lies not
in the admiration of her lover, but in the
respect of her husband, and that can only
be gained by o constant cultivation Of
these qualities which she knows he most
taluest - %
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1856-09-24

e Repentance is not to be nseasnr,
ed by inches and Soucs.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1856-09-24
j. C. Fremont s Record

PRoOFAoF HIS PRO SLAVERY
ACTS PROOF OF HIS CON
VICTION OF MUTINY- PRo0E
THAT He is A DUELfST--
PROOF THAT lie IS A BULLY
"a STARTLING RECORD, s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-10
THE l. ATE TRAGEDY IN WASHINGTON
The mail blinrs The fOllovine.

The mail brings the following
WAsmSGrov, May s-P. M-The examination into
the matter NJ the shooting OF the waiter at Wlards H.,
tel, 10y Mr. Herbert took place this evening NJ the Jail
The name OF the deceased is Thomas Keaung native OF
Iceland
The District Attorney Mr. Kew sppcarcd lor the I-i,i
state. and senator Weller, Mr. Philips Of Alabama aud
Mes-ts Bradley and atce for the prisoner before Jus
tces Smith and Bfch. who conducted the investigation
There was an immense crowd in aud aud about the ail
ana much excitement was manifested. Many members Of
Congress were present
number ofhs servants belonging to the hotel we're
q. Il examined Their testimony sOmewhat contra.
dctofy but their evidence mainly the effect that
VIZ. Herbert came into the dining room a. half past
o'clock accompanied by friend aud called Tor break
but being pa. the usual hour be Informed by the
.ervant that be could have his meal without On order
from he Office Herbert directed several servants Who
spoke 70 him on the subject 20 retire calling them b,.
names The deceased made reply when Herbert struck
nun with bis fit or napkin The deceased picked up
uiN or tray, making movement a. II 20 throw IT, when
Hubert threw his chair A. the deceased the latter return.
"d the assault with tho plate. During the melee Patrick
brother Of The deceased. entered, having heard IL the
preceding Wien Herbert seized him aud the two broth.
er' closed Herbert The struggle became intense.
" exciting aud as Il progressed. crockcty and chair.
were broken pfousey by the parties the contest The
Austrian minister present Spectator quietly be.
holding What Wa occurring aud did not ul be- went
w 10 Tie man whom Herbert shot, TO ascertain whether
ie dead
Col Mckay testified that he saw, when he entered the
dining iS " seven pcfsOns in ascufe and thought
u Wa general fight among the stewards ~ the hotel
but he behed Of the servants knock down Mr. Gar.
diner With chair lIc three servants striking NJ
Herbert aud lolding lin Ny the wrists One Of them
struck him with CHAIR, shen witness seized chair TO
deicud Herbert, WHO sinking under the weight Of
those upon him. Gardiner ueating them promscu.
ousy Ah, Herbert fred biz pistol the other two srt.
wants It'll clenched him w. Smith rushed forward with
cane. saying "If you don't release hin ~ Kill you"-
Mr. Herbert was injured, and the witness placed patch
I on h' nose. Herbert pistol vas a single barrel.
Capt j. smith confirmed Col McKay's statement say.
ing crowd Of servants had Mr. Herbert w their power
| striking him on the head with plates, &c.
VIZ. Bishop, member Of Congress testified that he
was positively certain the pistol discharged while the
struggle was going Three four persons we're hold
/ Ing him and he appeared 10 be much exhausted
Capt Bandng couoborated the fact that several ser
wants we're pressing down (shOm he afterwards a..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-10
Frank Pierce

The South Side Democrat, referring the recent Dis
trict convention in Petersburg tells the country that
though il rather bard 10 accurately the prevailing
preference among the delegates yet appeared that H.,
predominant sentiment in favor Of Mr. Pierce" II
says further Of the convention.
Its resolutions ringing Of the true metal wer,
adopted separately and without a do,qfiag r,c,. No
OF them met with responsive hcartecho thar
that which cordially aud thoroughly endorsed the cour..
OF Franklin Pierce Could he have been present. tl.
warm commentator Of his honest administration wbicl
came FROM honest bearts every side would haye mon
than compensated him for al that he has suffered from
The malice Ofiugrnto- aud traitorous buck ,ters"
InSraies and traiiorous hucksters =" Who are the,
who have been thus prosecuting Frank Pcc,, They ar
Democrats We kuoE, but give NJ their names I. Bry
among the number j. Forney? Are the Tenth Legio
Democracy DO tell us, neighbor Eho these migrate.
Aud tell us, too why Mr. Pierce is getting no yot
IN Virgins for Cincinnati
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-10

SERIoUs ATTRAY--We are Informed that Hon Mr Her-
hertoi California; shot Of the walters at Willard.
Hotel, this morning about II clock by name OF
Thomas heating. some difference, understand ot-
Cured ia tbc breakfast room, which led To tbe commission
OF tn act Mr. Herbert imuedia icy after the act was
doue deliberately left the house and took hack drove
To the station house where he gave himself up 10 the
police
member Of the House who was present during the
airsy informs that Mr. Herbert made some copsiu ia
one OF the walters at breakfast upon which be replied in
dsrcspecuul language, whereupon Mr. Herbert struck him
The waiter then threw plate Mr.. H. aud the other
waters rushed 10 the assistance OF their comraI Selling
upon chsirs and other moycablc- ~ WEAPONS
Mr.. Herbert then drew lis revolver auI fred twice. ia.
first time the ball grazed the breast Of Patrick Heating
the Stewart aud brother OF the deceased the second bo
entered tie heart OF Thos keatng who expired in few
minutes.
The examination Of Me- Herbert who is now at the
station house, surrounded by his friends has been
postponed till O'CLOCK this afternoon.
Tits affair eau ed much excitement among the friends OF
tn deceased and it j. difficult ascertain the truth OF
all report in circulation. We derived our report from
gentleman OF the highest character we rely upon its
correctncss.- lIashiHgfoa, OrgaD, JharaEdy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-10
MI FILLMORE. Acceninnce

We publish elsewhere a letter from the Hon. Mr. Haven
Of New York, the law partner and confidential friend
Of Mr. Fillmore touching NJ. Flnores acceptance Of the
Philadelphia nomination. There IL doubt u his accep
ting, discriminating the predictions and wishes Of te
Democratic leaders Since his nomination ~ NJ IIayen
tells be has made the following declaration 20 worthy
Of the and 90 pleasing 10 his friends
~ am determined 20 sink swim, live or die with my
friends Our IL just for IL u the Of our COM
mon county and every part Of it, aud We ought TO f
umph bu u FAIL shall At least have a., consola
ton Of knowing that were engaged 10 a righteou.
cause aud deserved snccosa~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-10

How THEY LIVE IN NEw YoRK.-The Health Warlcns
and Inspectors OF New York city, have been visiting the
houses o the people investigate the sanitary condition
the place Last week 5 2GG houses visited OF which
764 stores or buildings nOtinhabted. In the 2JO2
persons, of whom 24,,I5 adults. Not less than l.
592 houses found TO be occupied by four iam
lies Even in Seventeenth street the aristocratc 18th
Ward over one thousand persons found occupy
OF IL houses.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-10

rising Tn. influence Ut Eboshn and ourself with the
masses OF the Democracy has not been entclv crushed
by the ntrgucs oil plotting politicians aud rascaliy
bcrs Of Congress We both shall rc superior TO their
Vaccinations yet
We expect, great things of Thompson-beeause con-
sder Gizrar Foot delegate equal dozen OF any
other Two Ebohin delegates, therefore, will
settle the question: aud control the Virginia delegation
Aud cheerily rely upon Thompson to manage Boeock
Meade and Powell The skies are bright
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-10

4 RIDICULOUS war is going Cincinnati between
two factions Of the Eclectic Medical Faculty of that CITY
The parties called the Newtonan and the sherwoo
One party had taken possession the Institute ON Wed
Ee-ay and the other had them besiegedthe Newtonans
armed at the top Of the stairs aud the Shcrwoodan-
cainped at the bottom also armed. No blood had been
split but both sets had made themselves very silly aud
furnished a fine bunch Of fun Tor the press
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-10

CowmDING An EDIroR-On Monday afternoon the "d-
tor of the New York Sunday Courier tucked in his
office, IN that city, and received beating
man named Lyster, who WAS formerly actor at the
Broadway theatre. Last Sunday the Courier contained
paragraph in reference Lyster which gave him great
offence he had just returned from Nicaragua aud had
given 10 recent for it, lie therefore took friend
with him, and visiting the editor cowhidcd him in his
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-10

The following describes whistle just patented
The apparatus l. an automatic one and j. conTived
that 1t blows itself at any desired point along the road
HE certainty OF its performance Is attained 10y the
m"nt OF adjustable stops contriyed in contact
with and raise the valve of the whistle. The stops are
placed upon cylinder rotated by connections with the
tuck wheels u the engine. II is a nseinl invention
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-10
RICuMOND NApKrTs Nv o 1s,e

ToH,oc'We have charge to report aud quoted ycse,day
heavy little lower heavy export al
81 fine ugs CJ6i common leaf 'I5s midng. .GLsf god
9Qtg hnel"HMl2 extra manufacturing, 2A d2 !, y leo
according tn quality
PLtBThc market quiet to-day no sale.
aud quoss before shipping SuT-rhnr A.
aud from store t6&FtI< the latter tn highest
Extra fIAlG~s In small lots tSN Rye Flour tSftsii
wmEir-Tiere ttlr nothing doing to-day, the OF
have been nnusuay miis Our guotalons for good prime
are tt.indi,'1. do do whiefI. 5Orl,Ci
Rvs considerably lower We note saies to-day
sUoAK sSb NOLssssAt Messrs Dunlop, MobcuTc ton
sale to-day IL bids. prime y o. Sugar were sod t7C5
tho being hhds bottom see oId ,i
low bbis were sold A. 81 a
and few tcroes at 49, cswhcl Indicate fractonsI i'm
ia prices The attendance quite large and thu bid
ding animated.
ft-Durug the week, light supplies Of hs yArpu.
sources have b-u received quotations %
which have lrn sold from ne ,chdG 10 day.
according quality In half bills tS2jA 35 barre
Of rrngs have been received m the Poomac
nem a, 49, io No tiros. No Roe bible, and 2 hall
Dbl. ShHd lali bh. We
To- retailing, 49, y bb, hands old stock 81 new
6dLGk. "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-10

Increase last 2C stocks Owe.
last year. Of all descriptions, at the above points
New Orleans, Is 4I,IGs bags.
The disparity between the pecunary results Of railway
enterprise la Eug nd and forcy Illustrated In
recent issue Of the London Press between
thr par value aud the market price %
ways ia EnEand that orgn holder 81 3D0 comps-
Mrs would mud himself tiOy Of This
h'r- should De OF tie Shareholders
Invested VA these ten railways then
std that lUOU1u have been France railways
been - Hsagamated that only eight quoted
The market ~ person had originally Invested
OF rsr companies he would fad himself
Instead OF hc would
UH The difference
Ia attempt explanation II superior kin of ~.
FRENCH Ice Affirm, they
n and experience The difference Of profit
higher ihTe Tor tie French charges lower
: owing, the writer confidently dcclaTe Ia anee
the Government VIII allow be
Ia competition with line. While
rivalry sow and every village IA.
cradle
The revenue of the Orange and Alexandra Railroad
for - month"; i2 9s same time Las. ye.r
t15U5I 19-,increasc sGOu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-10

We stated Yesterday that Ebo-shin snd Girlsrlioot
neighLor had MOI, yet single friend in the Virginia
deiegsdo, TO Cincinnati. We learn that this s mis-
take. Mr. Thompson, Of Frankn-one Of the delegates
from the Danve Districts homes, and friend OF
his We are no, without hopes yet Ebo-shn stock Is
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-10

Max Mrndlebaum, a German, residing ia Virginia but
temporarily stopping at Lov'j"y'- Hotel. New York was
enuccd by female whom hr Monday night IN the
i'rk, into au ney IN Frankfort street, in that city and
there robbed by her Of all he had in the world
5000 IN bank bills and so in coin. The then VAL
ished aud effected escape.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-10

10 however In this demand for usar and
wheat Tor Of
al va siras and ahove people Th tact
10 Ia tssor ot the hrwng Interest while a..
stSana ma, '1nr serious damage before th reach
fruittses promise t.t,n.., of coal
and
~. s.ae VI truh may be estimated millions
~s"v nv cents eu-hsa thai sacisocy aban
dA1cs Ia western Nsu Nork sppl-
-e az healthy food whsrc the an.
usy ~ no, Dad srvp AZ quarter II collar ba.hri
AZ "'sh' sntsge the Southern the
ahnhIsnee q" nsai ~Vo working
~
Decay them tina benefits that and
ANA ury woni De compelled plou more, an.ly om,
planters ns,ssd OF hrmsrs Esea latter n
sfsh hen nsii ey over CROPPING falling
this ia. by , -
o
sics,erri and tn denizeusof likely to
prov son aud sdstuu aud cheap ali nm,
a pound RoSIesfsr aHsssicar h1y6.
Laws CoVsrr, Wave learn Inquiry good farmer.
wheat
at this time last GRO.
oc :. rs-i D"nb great number VI
aud the yisid will -ilb a. gcat
Cn>en bra We that of So
iio1.s IRON the ehineh bug. kfsS. HcOrfsr.
LiutssSAA week steady given great
10 TIE rahng Interests OF .n
s't ihc - assn vas Doubt backward
Tat. isN"'shs ~rsi,r viii year We al
"~ a." cotton aud culture To
e.I,s -s "ner'oi an before enumerated
that all future TOOK, rI AMI ,.,,.
tsesury-N a. Irc11ane. 2d iHsf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-10
GLAsGnw 1noN MARKET.

A. Glasgow the last been
tive movement IN tn market Ietsd Nv very favorable
port returns an perhaps Immediately BY the
MASTER and miners bad fallen out quesion Of This
strike hiss been pending Tor time but
ed rous aspect. Employer deter.
uined resist the demands ~ the voren blowing
The furnaces, and sresdy ~ n the
ped b. folun ly nllera
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-10
CNroRrrNArK E.cArl.-A German letter from Hamburg

UNtoRruNArg EscArE-A German letter from Hamburg
of the 5th instant, says:
"a criminal who hal been condemned to suffer death
this morning by the quo and for whose execution
every necd arrangement security against escape
supposed to have been taken managed last night about
o'clock, knock down his attendant Waterman or turn
kew, and escape of his cell into adjoining passage
after securely locking the other in the cell lie then
himself out of an unbarrcd window of the prison kitchen
into the street 90 feet high, and broke his
legs lie is in hospital having his leg cured previous
to a,ing his head cut of"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-10
L1yrRpnnI. nrrAnsr1-rrs ,t,nrrrs

Msrs Robt MAXIM sons Liverpool Circular Tuesday 22nd
The trade here Friday little variation and
Wheat and nur have been steady ve cng more In
Tqles has rNpSneed further imroven'ni Of O. quarter
There attendance
N morning Foreign whcnt request and fair snoun
81 saes Effected 10 She u prices
senngt Farmer with supply grouer
soils freely ~ s isie
tiles ~ barrel nrur ~ defnaud mprov while
sack nour rrti1ned Oats and barley
moved on slowly, without change In value.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-10
627,a92
6O3,3oS
Net increase,
223,6S9

GENERAL JosEPH WARRES-It seeins that a few weeks
since the late Dr. John C. Warren disintered from the
family tomb underneath ST. Paus church the remains of
his uncle General Joseph Warren whose participation in
the memorable fight upon Buhkers Hill has rendered his
name immuta. in the annals of country They werr
placed in urn upon which appropriate rpitaph
had been engraved and with those of other members of
the family taken tn Forrest Hill Cemetery. The
skull quite pen feet, the chin still remaining Behind
one OF the aperture, which indicated the
place where the fatal ball entered which ended his br f
but glorious carrcr.-Bos. Post.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-10
AUCTION sAL,s ADVERTISED IN rnr WING

hsAL
My ,iushl-
ry a Ru krtts. 1t " O'clock NJ Also
d-Suns ,'e "a or locality very extensive .sls-
lth-t~o t.ns nm.
es1sic) At ~ o',l,,k q NJ. 1855 ~ ''
i'u, t agc ~aryhousc near Market bridge on Main .,t,
ali.y, ncng at ~ O'Clock .. NJ. 7 rus liberal
sane day sale Of iarm Of $50 fuvanna county
james y,r. ''' ="
h-pcsral family residence Mayo street. at O'Clock
NJ. Terms liberal y -
sale OF fourteen n,go,s at 10 O'clock BY Dl
tussn, tii a Co >'' ~ wv,
-Coum>oneTs sale Of land IIrnrico eounty-th. odd,
Min tract, ETC, On the premises, stIGM ~
uuilling AMI a.,
At a"'cloyk I'M ~ ~ ''
Sh-A tract In Hanover Of acres To be sold under tr.
drvi, At Ashiand-hour tot TONED
ch-salv OF the 'PAlnyT Mills" la FiuvannA county
Of In
" tsr other ~ss the next suitable lair
zd-iie containing lis
~ nles from kehmonds desirable country 4. -, 30
use. VI S acres Of land te de Of Dan riy,
va S"uh'' Va 70 De sold "h the PREMISE. see aJvt.
1t-Comnissuuers sale OF house. etc aud iii acre. Of
land NJ Totussey Bridge la Richmond county -
lsh-ssc OF several valuable oi
bonsaeks, Ia Roanoke county, at IL o'clock NJ
aug N the Court House IA iSngtun the franchise IL,
Junction Valley turnpike company, etc. ~
nee IA plantation Containing sSo
-. MISCELLANEOUS.
Nay i2h.-Largr sale nj United Io.
commencing at IL o'clock A. '
iNp-Ass"rtment 81 groceries hAts, shoes &c
store OF Davenport. Allen A Co, at iu o'clock A. NJ.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-10
~ MnAp r"E rmTTn Anolr q. ~

81. H'HN"Nb NpTlI
aud the skin Oh place hand
rubbing the inside Of HI. thigh applied your Turf on "a, IN
day or two he we'll. Another mule Which, 4 ~.
working TO dray became unable walk loot
discovered nall about two niche. long head NY d.
and the neigbors said he nothing
The nA out Inserted OF lint on aud t him
To work At once and from that hour
n az,
outside Of his thigh places. -, n,s
inches wide, which fou,
vi vas applied and brought them entirely sound n truly
Que 81 Ia. greatest rmeds tr ever kno~n s,
have lived In drug store for years Use this A. Won ,h,t
pfal~r Very truly, J. H. wHIsIGER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-10
- DE GHAIH,s EI.Et-ruIt, or

~ De GHAIls's EIECTHIC OIL.-ThI.
S4>-sceenraisd Kennedy ism Gou
hrS "a. srSplion sprain Burns Fons,
only by Pru Chas DE Grath,
eoN,.r at hts old establishment ghth street b.lo. Ch-.na,
No 81 N"e~"u's
~ h The sick, for their avoid
sounere from the Of which the fl
nNAlis have been
s which Is confessed u the Advrrtemsnt, only sn
Imitation OF Prof Charles DE Electric OH sonm. 81
ier.d Z" the public by city pretend. n h,y
picked up knowlrdge OF the mode preparing H. while ia t ,
pOy of Prof he Grath. ~ $500 ." wv VIZ
THIS an entirely unfounded prcusion person nov adj
Sefu AZ imitation OF the Electric OIL With FRO
lessor pe Gra as bookkepr thus made
nuns Known 10 some customers, but he
Ne NrrlcruEs OF the Medicine, VI which he entirely ignorAnt
W person " to
''ur,r Il" one Will buy imitation. when
ysd y'hn'"e article by application CHARLES DE-
long established No
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-10

Mr. s Rowlind lawyer Of considerable tacqt blew
his brains out With pistol his house in Ninth street
New York last Tuesday evening. Mr.. was possessed
OF considerable means and no cause is assigned Tor the
rash act
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-10

wnNNcroS May 5ihSTts TlrpeHGqs We note advance.
q ths aatcle, With sales u sIE
day c5 Do ~ sane price, and u ~ DO - y
i god feeling In the market Snd prices
R0sfG.-No transactions in either quality.
Trsals yesterday Of Is bbs At 1925 bb None offering
to-day.
n.
Nrw OHfHtS Nay TOidco0-The demand better qua
Titles UfToacco has Tor descriptions
continue Arm While % market heavy for the Common
fer grades The sales ~ the week abDut
which fully ~ have BEEN private and - The remandr
Whave NfrssThis article has fallen % N0tc gallon
prizes although ie receipts have been quite moderate The aes n
the week amounting shout 4OfD bits mostly
lermsnng ard 30 8IN gaon Tor Poor Prime Rsb,ed
SuOdrTie
~ The with only limited demand better quatles
rhich have declined kc while GRADS have been In
hrmef The weeks 1000
hhds. prices closing ~ shout the following range