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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-04
LATEST NEWS.



The Charleston Mercury, of the Both instant,
contains the following reference 10 the fatal duel
briefly noticed under the telegraphie head in yes
terday's paper:
DEATH OF WM. Il. TABER. JR.-lt Is our du.
ty 10 announce the death OF WIN. X. Taber, ir,
one ct the editors of this paper, who fell yester.
day afternoon, at the third fire. in II duel with
Edward Magraih. Egg, in consequence of the
peremptory challenge Of the latter for the pub
lication of certain alleged offensive matter in this
paper. the author of which was not called for
Tie communication complained of, had reference
10 the candidacy for Congress, Hon. \ c.. Ma
grath. 1t Is not now that we are called upon IL
pursure the merits of the question involved. In
the presence of deuth the death Of one who las
been Immediately associated with Us for wears.
and who breathed "a true Il heart as ever beat
on the soil OF Carolina-we bow our heads in
sorrow and suffering. and pass by all considera
tons of party conflict, in the sense that we have
lost IA friend, true and tried. and IA brother in the
hard duties that make up our connection with
tue public life. 1t will not be easy to find n
Drawer and more self sacrificing spirit-it will
not be often that the community will be called to
mourn over the extinction ola more brilliant and
generous intellect.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-04

sptfch Oh GN-ssO'. tIoyd,O W., IA New York.
NEW York, Oct. 2.-Ex Gov. Floyd, of Va,
spoke here this afternoon, from the steps of the
Merchants Exchange, to an immense concourse
of citizens. His remarks were continued two
hours in a most fervent strain, and were listened
to with marked attention.
One of the most prominent points in his speech
was an argument to prove that the Black Repub-
lieans were clearly and solely responsible fr
the preparation of the wrongs in Kansas, by
refusing to pass the Senate bill introduced by Mr..
Toombs.
No attempt to create n disturbance was made
in the immediate vicinity of the speaker, though
further up the street there was n large congre-
CATION of men and boys making riotous demon
STATIONS. Some Of them were arrested.
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Terrible Roller Ex~piosion-rwea Persons
tkilled.

CLEVELAND. (O.) Oct. "A portable boiler
exploded this afternoon at the Delaware county
Agricultural Fair, killing twenty persons and
many others.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-04
LvNCuBUKG AGRICULTURAL. WORKS
The P!0w ,hnt beats the World, best work with
IGnaI D Il nuhl

least Dranght.
WYE have n large number of Patterns of ilows among
w which may be found Riches Patent Premium Iron
Beams Improved Livingstons, Icakskill. Eagle Ilows& Points.
Our Premium Si1chtll Ilows, Smiths Patent Straw Cutter,
Corn Shelters from SlO. to S2J, Road Srrapers, Double Action
Force Pumps, Apple parer, Corer and Slicer, tat one operation)
Sausage Meat Cntter, Winters Corn aud Cob Crusher, &c, NC.
Smiths Patent Cutter at go was awarded the First Premi-
nm offered by the State Fair OF Virginia, for the best hand
Straw Gutter. in 1853, 1874 and 1854, and each year received the
highest award Of the society
We call particular attention 10 our very much admired
(Riches PATENT Iron Beam Plows. Below We give one of the
many testimonials in favor of this flow.
Below the N0rgoll House, Lynchburg, Va.
IL :. WHfTrEMORE & BRO,
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From Washington.
WASnINGroN, Wednesday Oct. y. lo5b.-lhe
amount in the various United States Deposito.
ries subject to draft ON the 22d ult., was SD.
i95 900.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-04

THANLOTIF. 4 nrlT :, Zoo.
GESTIFNFN- II have received the Pillow requested you to
send M. iust in time 10 plough a piece of low grounds tof %
acres which has been lying IDLE for eight ears, consequently
in avery rough state. But your pillow has gone through II,
with three strong horses "a it without giving way in any par
ticular. It'll more thorough work than have ever had done
by any other pillow. have been n plowman for forty years.
have tried various patterns. but yours Is The master Plow Of all
others have vet used the draught is easier-cuts Il wider
and cleaner furrow than any other two horse plow | have seen
in use. When tho plows have on hand give out shall re.
place them with the Iron your Pillow,
Respectfnlly, WV. G.. PRICE.
II. S. WHIrTFMoRE n BRO. sep 23ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-04

WINES AND BRANpIts, for family use, medicinal purposes
and epirures.
We bog leaves to inform or friends and the public
that we have Just received, and viii keep always on hand. a
complete assortment Of the very finest quality of the above
articles. Amongst others we offer magnificent Old y Port
Wine, Vintage ls44, Old Martell Cognac Brandy. Vintage 1905,
Walter H. .avlor's celebrated London Dock Brandy. the finest
Pale sherry cverimportcd. Vintage 1876, Hungarian White
and Red Wine. c aret of the Marganx Vineyards, the Schie
dam Holland Gin. Barclay " Perkins London Porter, and eve
ry other Grade OF the above goods fit for family use or medici-
nal purposes.
The above are all in bottles ready for use or transportation,
and as we buy our goods direct from first bands we defy COM
petition in price or quality, and warrant all we sell 10 be perfect
iy pure aud una lulteratod. We also have a small consiPn'
rnent of SardInes and that most delicious West India preserve
Guava Jelly which we invite the Ladies TO try AS something
extra.
our Stock of Cigars comprises all the best brands OF Prime
Havanas. Principles, East India Cheroots, from 30 10 Tl5O uD
per thousand which we offer at wholesale and retail, also all
of the choice brands of L~ynchburE Tobacco, and feel eonNiue-
ed that no house in L~ynchburg or elsew here can offer greater
inducements, better goods or better bargains to their customers
than ourselves. II. MEAD HARltlS a co.
\. b. We recommend our Hungarian White Wine as a deli.
cate and efficient tonic, free from all alcohol and the heating
effects of all alcoholic preparations.
san = fE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-04

CILk have ON exhibition YER
- Rich Silk Robes which tho ladies' will please FALL and se,y
scpH-ts J. A. STIGLER d co.
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PETERSBURG ADvERTIsEMENrs.

n CLOTHING As ayca.
MORE. sT, ENTHUSIASTICALLY Stock Of Ready Made
Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods einbsaeest the most ex
tensiyc and superior variety that I have ever had the pleasure
of exhibiting to the citizens Of the Coekade city surrounding
country. NY Stock Of Cloths, Cassimores and Vestings have
been selected with great care from first importations and.latest
styles Of patterns, and Will be made to order In the best man
nor, upon short notice, and warranted to suit or no nahL Per
soma Ia want Of hnc Party and Wedding Suits OF chocs msts
rial aud best finish shall not be disappointed upon examination
of INV stock Mr. JOHN WHITE Gutter and Manager Of the
Custom Department. THoS. W. ROYSTON,
sep cots 45 Sycamore st., Petersburg, Va.
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BY Il l. L & r A P II.
r.,cgrmphca Expressly for the svirsini"s.'
rriynl 0c ATICn,

Nav NoRk, Oct. 3d--The Africa has arrived at this
port. Her news Is unimportant
Breadstufls are quiet.
Flour is unchanged.
Wheat has declined 2 Ia 81.
Corn IS very dull.
conSols oil Ia al.
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HOUSE

A~NCASTER HOUSE.
IyUchburg, W.,
THO c. LANCASTER. late of Ftnrastlc. Va, takes pleasurein
announC ing to his old friends and customers and the public gen
orally, that he has taten and now opened that large and com
modious new liou'e opposite the Depot in this place. He Is
prepared to give them a welcome reception.
July lN Clmoa
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-04

uARES siiIs-Jusi opened tho prctticst lot of
Dress Silks in the market. Call and examine them
sep OTIS j. a. SIlGbER q 70.
r. zs -sa4sszEEEsI v VIRGINIA a.
~ ~ E:=s...f.tsR TO PAS
ENGERS, CHANGE OF SEIZED
ULE-On and after the LIST of October, the Passenger Train
will run to Bristol, and leave Lynchburg at 45 a. NJ, and ar
rive at us T.. NJ. Il. IL. GILL
sep 22lm Gen. Supt.
Nv MUSIC +. MUsIC!-Ihc undersigned il IN
LLx receiving new and fashionable Music, weekly, in&N1X
Pa addition to his large stock on hand, ut hi. Music Sa- TX
loon, Bank Square. Lynchburg, Va. W.. +. GREENE.
july l9fs
H d & X u Kl DEE ALUM have
lust received n supply of Koekbriige Alum Water, d.
rect from the Springs, in whole and half Barrels as heretofore,
and in glass Bottles, neatly packed in cases holding nine bot.
ties, containing each one gallon. This water was sealed up AT
the Springs, under the personal supervision Of VIM. Frazier,
Esq. andi " arranted as pure and good In every particular AS
that flowing from the Springs. A. b. BUCKER
june 3Uts
&tIL< kOBES.-We have an exhibition YER
- Rich Silk Robes, which tho ladies' will please call and sec
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yirginin ~ Tennessee IL. k. Company
PRESIDENTS OFFICE. LYSCHBuhG, Sept %, lSJd. )
INIlE Ninth Annual Meeting Of the StOckheld-
ers OF the Virginia q Tennessee Rail Road Company will
hr held AT the Office of the Company, in this city, on Wedncs-
h,y the oath day If October next BY order Of the President,
w. II HUGHES,
Sccr'y Board of Directors.
-es'"proSirs to represent Stock in the General Meetings
shall only be valid for the space of two years from the date
thereof
FORM OF PROXY.
Know ALL MEN ny THESE PRFsENIs, That we, the subscri-
hers. being stockholders in the Virginia & Tenn. X, X. COnpa-
nv. do hereby constitute and appoint
our true and lawful Attorney and Proxy, to represent each Of
MS IN all General Meetings of ihe Stockholders Of said C0nipa-
nv, when we are not eIsonally present. with full power aud
nthnritv Mt all such generalnieetiiEs, to give snch vote or votes
and to do such other act or acts, as Zach OF US could give or do,
If we were personally present.
Witness our hands and seals, this day Of
u (SEAI0
WITNESS. (SEAID
sep 2}ft2Aoct
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uDAAZAH y D.
The subscribers are now opening their Stock oi fah anu
Winter Clothing, and invite the attention of their numerous
friends, customers, and The public generally To the most dcsira
bile Stock OF Ready Made Clothing, they have ever had the
pleasure of exhibiting, although by common consent the eNhi
biiou If previous seasons, seemed scarcely I" have any room
Tor Improvement,
The generous patronage received by the snbecfthcrs since the
establishment Of their huusc, mud the complete success OF iheii
effort to establish, an the permanent basis OF mninal advantage
to The buycr and seller, "A FIRST Class Clothing House, conlnrs
Ing fnyofably with any similar House. not only In the state,
but in the Union. has encouraged them To increased effort 10
please, aud determination to deserve n continuance oi the anu
cable relations existing between the BAZAAR and the e"nlihini
~ at large An enumeration of the various articles constantly
ON hand would be supcfluous, besides occupying too much
space Tor an advertisement. Suffice 1t 10 say that we are now
supplied with. and shall regularly receive from our nanuiheio
nv every desirable style of Garment, cut, made aud trimmed
in the tasteful aud substantial manner for Mhltl the clothing
soda bv rs has become famous, and the newest styles OF mate,
rial as they appear from time to time, In the Northern titi"s-
In our Furnishing Department may always be- found n laiR"
and choice assortment of superior Yoke Shirts, Collars, Glove.
Hosiery. and every article pertaining to that branch Of oni Int
sines, BURROUGHS SlIAFEt 4 60,
sep lGts
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NEW IEwELnx. WATCHES. &C.

~ vii trouble my friends with n short notice once
WI more. have lust returned from New York with n
2DAAS NEW SUPPLY or JEWEIRi, WATCHES, sc,
which | viii sell ms cheap or cheaper than II can be bought else
where. Watch and Spectacle GlnsstA put In, all kinds OF jew
clry repaired At The shortest notice. can be found next door
to Schoulhe1d n Thurnan's at the Sign OF the Watch, No. loe,
oct 2d1w A. J.. SUTI1IIN.
uNREsaI q 70 large md complete ns-
II snrtncnt OF Crates and Stoves receiving daily, ut the now
stove and Range Warehouse, I'd door below the Market
oct ldta 4. y BLISS.
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SALES BY

SALES BY AUCTION,
THIS y,
BY WI. II. MOSBl.
EooN At AuCr.ON.-Tni. morning n, 10
- "flosh' viii sell VA Market street. a Nesto Woman.a
Ne. .Soh. X PHELPS,
NEGRO NAN At A~UCTuON.-u viii sell.
y at public auction, at the Market House, on saturday, The
oct 32t II puNNlNdroN
FUTURE DAYS
NAL'AHiE HOUSE AND LOT for safe
ty, virtue Of a deeletai order of the Circuit Court
OF lNn'hbnrg, pronounced in the ease of Wilson and wife y
Gregory at lis last June Term, shall, ON saturday the ~ day
OF November next. on the premises, proceed To sell the HOUSE
and Lot IN said dec,re mentioned. THIS House aud 10, Is ue"
in the occupancy OF h. II fownlcy, Esq, situated on 9TH street
in rear Of the Lot of Mr. II Il. spence There is a convent
cni Dwelling House With necessary out houses upon tins lot
oct dcodt25thcndtlnov Ed CHRISTIAN. Com
isE AND frDI nj Auction viii sell IL thu
the iiooSg aud Lot situated on the hin beyond tho Dirt bridge,
near MI l Shoies' Tho House contains six rooms and
passage WIN Stable and other out houses, u good Well of wa
ter in tho yard The Lot contains 81 acres OF land aud is well
u"liIs| ,a,aa te ltopsrtyi owing to ils sss%r,,"@ nom t,ss
ie or gardener Terms Cash. $ NJ GARLAND.
oct ! dtlloct'
oliOWAN,s pills mud Oi"'mc"s, PER-,
IL Davis Pain Killer. santor1's lnylrerator, for sale Al,
scp6ts pruF store.
SCuOOs. H~OOKs.-J"-, received b, steamer
~ aiarge lot al School Books. Our Stock consists In all the
books used in the schools of the city and surrounding counties
aug 30 s LANGHORNE 4 wALkuP
4 LARGE aud Splendid assor, men, Of city manufa
n tured Furniture aw ays ON hand. Also n select Stock Of
Northern Furniture. which mot being kept with n view TO
pr"hp will in all cases be sold from Toto 20 per cent lower
than can he bought In The CITY or State, Hair and Shuck Mat
tresscs always ON hand or made TO order Burials promptly ut,
tended TO at all hours ofhe day or night.
A. WINSTON.
aug 3d&cis
NALL styles OF Boys mud Gents Hats, Cups,
u Nr,-l am now receiving my Fall supply Of Gonts aud
Boys Sott Hats n Caps of every style aud quality, some very
nice, also Shoes, boots, Ne. l.. l. ARMISrEAD.
sep II Is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-04

FATAL AccIDENr.-An accident, resulting in the
death of a free negro, named James Peasants, occur
red at the Franklin Paper Mill, in Richmond. on Tues
day night. He was engaged in his work at the Mill,
and it is supposed that his sleeve was caught by a
belt. Being unable to extricate himself, he was
drawn into the machine. and crushed in Il horrible
manner. He was released from his fearful situation
Ms soon as possible, but his injuries were found to be
so serious as to render his recovery impossible. Both
thighs and his left arm were broken, exposing the
bones, his right arm torn off completely. and his body
much bruised. He lived, however, until Wednesday
morning, when death terminated his sutlerings.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-04

murder of f. W. Sheridan, in Highland county, was
hung at Monterey, on Friday last. A correspondent
informs the Stanton Spectator that there were about
three thousand persons present as spectators Of the
execution.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-04

1AA SIDEs good sole Leather just psc'I,rd
wv and for sale by NJ. IiOLLINS & 90
sep lts
4 VAIlAKu.E FRUIT GARDEN for snir."
~ offer Tor sale my we'll known Fruit Garden. 3mtlcs
south Of I%ynchhurr Va coudsunf e about one thousand 90.
lect varieties Of fruits For particulars, address the under
signed, I~5uchburE, Va, or apply at l.. l.. Armistcad's Shoe
and Hat Store. near Farmers Bank.
ang l. dAtts J NJ. ARMlsFEAp
nNREsu SARATOGA suppl, Of
u Saratoga Water direct from the Springs last to hand aud
for sale hy JOHN. II. sEANs
sep lsts prnREist
uIST Received mn n--ortn,eni Of line Patent
- Silver Keyed and silver inunicd Flutes, tor sale at W. Il
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TTTFT TVVTF
The first i~nstalmcnts were paid in, and the amount
sold at the enormous premium of NttY-serea per cent.
This is the third institution of the kind that has
been organized here and they are all working well and
promise to exert "A very beneficial influence in the
community-particularly upon the real estate inter
est and the working population of the place. The
prosperous beginnings which they have made augur
we'll for their complete success and the consequent
exertion of salutary effect on the city.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-04

DARING ROBBERY AT RIcHMoND.-The house of Mr.
NJ. A. Anderson, on Fourth street, Richmond, was en-
tered on Thursday last, about - o'clock in the da,
by a white woman, neatly attired-and sundry arti
cies stolen from the drawers OF the secretary in til
parlor. \ servant at work in the basement and Sc,
cral of the neighbors saw the woman when she en-
tered the house, but did not suspect her mission
Among the articles stolen were two silk mantillas an
n muslin dress, berage body, &c, &c.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTO Rs.-Th under

TO CONTRACTOIIs.-Thc UNDER
~ signed, a Committee appointed by the Milestone Church,
w II. receive proposal until the 10th day of October next, for
the building OF a Meeting House, near the site OF the old one,
nifty four feet long and forty feet wide. eleven feet pitch the
work to be done Of good materials. and in good though plain
style The contractor will be at liberty to use the old house in
building the new, either by using the timbers thatean be made
to answer a good purpose or by selling it. Such proposals as
may be received will be acted on by the Church on the leth
day Of October next, and any further information in reference
to the place will be furnished by the Committc, whose address
is Meadsvile, Halifax, Va.
C. s LACY.
sen 10 CIV Rem copy. r. II. SYDNOR.
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ltASll FOR WOOI..-I want i'm Immediately
~ 5000 pounds washed Wool for which l will pay the high.
servants wear. Ar RUCKER.
sep eats
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-03-07
Marine Intelligence.


March 3-U. S Mail packet David Reid, Potter, from
Smthvile, to Master.
Fanny Luttcroh Stedman from Fayetteville to
Lutterloh & Elliott.
March 4-Seamer Flora Mcdonald, Hurt, from Fayette
Vile, to T. c. & b G. Worth.
Steamer Magnolia Barber from Fayetteville to Lutter
loh g. Elliott.
Schr. Traveller, Davis, from Beaufort, n c.. to Willard
s. Curtis.
March 5--Schr Ann Maria, Arnold, from Lockwoods
Folly, to Petteway & Prtchett with naval stores.
Steamer Rowan NcRae from Fayetteville to Lutteroh
& Elliott.
6-Schr Ellen Randall, Justice from Little River to d.
A Lamont; with naval stores.
Schr. Margaret Y. Davis, Robinson, from Boston
w. Davis; with ice.
CLEARED.
March Brig Maria T. Wilder, Cunningha for George
town, S. c. by J. Chadbourn & Co.
4Schr Bennett Flanner, Applegit, for New York, by B.
Flanncr; with naval stores, cotton, &c.
Schr Alice Lea, COrson for New York, by 7. G.. Worth
with naval Stores &c.
Steamer Fanny LutterIoh, Stedman for Fayetteville by
LutterlOh x Elliott.
Enterprise, Dicksey, for Robnson's Landing by
Geo. Harriss.
U. s. Mail packet David Reid Potter for SmithvIe by
Master.
March 5--Steamer Magnolia Barber for Fayetteville by
| Lutteroh q Elliott
Schr w. c. Eliason Deakyne, for Philadelphia, by r
| G.. Worth with naval stores sc.
March 6-Schr. Emily Mankin for Now York, by j. II
Flynner with naval stores, cotton, &c.
Schr Eleanor, Townsend for Baltimore, by j. c. Latta
with naval stores, &c.
Schr L. p Smith, West for New York, by A. d. Cazaux
with naval stores.
Schr Traveller, Davis, for Plymout N. c., by Willard
& Curtis; with -four and molasses.
Schr Devil Bug, John for Smithville, by Willard Cur
| tbs; with mdZe
! Steamer Flora Mcdonald Hurt, for Fayetteville by T.
| G. & B. Ct Worth.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-03-07

BEEF CATTLE-ArG moderate stock, and demand Tor
ordinary quality fair article sells readily at to cents
u h. and extra at cents.
CoFFEE-Wo notice moderate arrivals during the past
week. and there at present far supply Of nearly all de-
scptions market The sales have been only in the small
way from store at prices within quotations. as in
quantity and quality. See table.
CorroN-The market since last review has ruled firm
with fair enquiry from buyers and we note an advance
mddlng fair Of cent The foreign advices received
Saturday caused much rueS on the part of holders and
sales since have been quick The arrivals have been SMALL
and the sales comprise 445 bales at extremes ranging
@ log u b. viz ordinary to low mddng,
81 81 cents mddng to good middng % to 10 cents,
and middling fair l0s cents.
CoRN MEaL-Rcmains in good stock, with fair receipts
for the week and but little enquiry prices tend downward
We note only small sales at 50 50 cents u bushel as in
quantity.
EGesArrvo quite freely, and sell from carts at Is @ Is
EMPTY BARREs-In Spirits Turpcntine barrels there has
been very little doing The market is fairly supplied and
of lot on Monday at ST p for fair secondhand ones.
FsHI here is fair supply of nuetS in store, and
demand We quote at s. to Sc Y bbl as to quantity and
Notwithstanding unfyorablc adyiccs received
from urope by the last steamer prices here have gone up
p cents previous quotation in consequence of the small
receipts per and railroad. There fair enquiry
retailing nurnoses and very little in first hands SALES on
Friday and Monday of Fayetteville and Wilmington brands
81 80 for fine IS for SUPER and s. p e Dbl for family
We quote at S. for super and s. % for family at which
the market is quiet.
| GRArN-In Corn have change make There is
full supply market and dealers not disposed to ope
e received from Hyde county and offered at 90 cts with
finding buyer selling from vessel in lots of 100 bush
week 200 bushels reailed 20 cents
balance stored. -OATs-N Nothing to note in this ar
ece. No late receipts and stock in dealers hands on
moderate. We quote nominaly at Is to IS CENTS
PEAs-Co have been brought in quite freely during tn
past week. but the demand is somewhat checked and sale
are not quick Small transactions at former quotations
$500 cents % bushe Black Eye in some demand
and quote at 81 lO@sl 20 q bushel, in quality -
RcECtea" is in good supply, with only limited enquir
from glocers. Small sales at cents % ID. Rough IT
mains reported for time past No that
learn of, and nominal at 81 Is % bushel.
HAY-The market is well supplied with all deserp tion
and exceedingly dull On Thursday last 100 bales N