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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-16
R. C. McNAIRY 6 co.
Large Dealersin all kinds OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
No. 55, COLLEeE STREET,
Nashville, Tennessee.

WE have in store an unusually large elegantly
wv sorted stock of Pail aid Winter Goods every desorp
ton, prepared offer greater Inducements 10
persons wishing articles in our line that it has
our pleasure TO do Our stock both as TO quality and vare
shall be as low it possible for them be. Citizens
early and as we feel we can make
1t TO their interest We would call the the buV-
es particularly to The following departments in bust
Dress Good.
Elegant three hOunced Silks;
Double skirt do;
Z" Bsyadere DO;
Z" Bridal Dresses;
% Evening do
&C Robss-aQuille
6 Morning Robes
&c Printed Deaines.
Together with endless vtriety eff medium and low
priced Silks in Founcss RObea guile and by the yard,
me9os and et Harey IF
all wool and Union Paids Mousedelanes, and everything
new and desirable IN this way.
CIOaks, ShawIs and Scarfs.
We have the largest and most elegantly assorted stock in
this way seen in the country, many Of which i'm
presy for Gales. In Velvsis, all phi
from SIS to $500 We have also black aud grey cloth,
chdrsn all qualities at dollars up. shawls
all sizes and quate both square and long from the most
voice of those elegant high coored all Silk Chenele Shsws
tn are really beautiful.
Laces and EmbrOideries.
In this line erbembTacing all the novel;
ties of he Collars and Sleeves separate andin se
beth for cOlors and mourning; elegant Bridal We Is and
Handkerchief Lace Falls real and imitation; Jaconet and
Swiss Trim mings and Plouncings. Real Vslencennes,
Point Applique Laces. lnsertings, &c. &c.
House Furnishing
"a, 1914, eby ia 10 by IA 10 by l04, Damask Table
Cloths g. A. IA "a and 10 Table Damask by the yard. ALI
Sizes eOl6 WOOL Union Table Cloths Plaid
striped Toilnetes Napkins together with all kinds Of Da
pers Towengs, Msrseilles Quilts, &c. &c Also all widths
cotton and linen Sheetngs, Pillow Linens, Domesties etc.,
Curtain Goods
Elegant Satin LANES in all coors with trimmings TO
match Elegant Reps Chntz colors, with trimmings
match. Elegant Lace Muslin Curtains all WOOL union and
cotton Damasks in great Variety together with Corniees
Curtain Pins, and Bands.
CarpetingS and OIL Cloths.
Real Wilton carpets Elegant Velvet and Brussels in
great variety Elegant PHYS and Ingans the Ingrsins the
largest and best assortment have offered and
prices also. Velvet and Brussels and hall Car
pets Twled and plain Venetian ali widths together with
Felts Druggets, Crumb cloths Rugs, Mats &c, &c. We
prepared to make and down Carpets the shortest
notice We have large lot of Floor OIL Cloths of the
makes, and in all widths which will cut In any shape
suit customers.
staple Goods.
We rave unusually large lot ofall kinds of Domestic
goods Beached and Brown CottOns; WOOL union and
Eannels striped coons for servants in great variety
Heavy goods for house and field Prints Cling
hams siery Gloves in short every thing In line and
at prices that cannot fail TO give satisfaction.
oct, e. K. c. McNAIRY & co
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NASHVILLE.
Ion PRINrING.

We would call the attention Of MsrhsEs, Busness men
and others, facilities for executing win PfonP1nes
and in superior manner, Ion PElErIns IN al rs
qualities and eolors, and solicit share Of men PO1-s
Having gone 70 considerable expense in hung up on. !oO
bling Esabshmsni, prepared % execute Al
Plain and Ornamental work, such as ball ileAe'S'
gramnes, Cards OF every description, Circulars al
Of Printing In Gold silver, Bronze or Ooor Aso'
msoyv Note, ysv ans Hand Bills, etc., ese with neat
ness and on reasonable terms.
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Bradshaw Il Rutland.

Bradshaw Il Rutland.
No. IA, COLLEGE STREET,
HAvE Just received their FALL and WINTER STOCK
IL of BOOTS aud SHOES, which consist part Of the
following;
For Ladies, Misses and Children.
Ladies fine KID and Morocco BoOees thick and thin SOLE
with and without Heels.
Ladies fine back Lasting CATERS side and front lace
" 4" Congress Caters, with and without Heels;
3" " Kid Slippers, plain and trimmed A."
and Morocco Ruskins, thick and thin SOLE
withand without Heels
Z" Black and Fancy lasting CATERS
CDlf tud Goat Heeed BuOtees for school;
Childrens Kid and Morocco toOtees thick and thin sole
" = ankle Ties with Roseus
4" Top bootees, with Heels;
Woman's extra size Calf and Goat Bootees;
Servants a. " Kip and Dutch Bootees;
Calf aud Goat with Heels
For Gents and Boys,
Gents fine Pump and Sutc ed Calf Boots;
quilted bottom W. P. q"
" I" double sole W P /"
" Calf stitched, Calf Congress Caters;
double sole p. L. extra;
Union Ties, sewed and peggsd;
" Calf Oxford Ties, stitched and pegged
" Cloth Congress Caters, stitched.
Boys fine W P CAT 5oots sewed and pegged;
:" Calf ana KIP boots;
Cef Oxf'rd Ties, sewed and pegged;
&" Congress Caters;
Cloth and 7. l., Congress Caters.
Thick BrOeans, Boots.
Extra heavy Brogans for plantation use
NJ ms heavy Boots, ali of which will be sold cheap BY
Oct9 BRADSHAW & RUTLAND.
Trunks, Valisss and Bonnet Boxes,
Ladies extra size sole Leather Trunks;
" Travelling
sole leather Bonnet Boxes;
Gents Trunks
" Hog Skin Iron Frame;
Ashland and Steel Spring sole leather Valises.
Also Heavy wool Hats Carpet Bags S1tchels, Black
Bag, &C. all the above articles will be sold at the very
lowest prices by BRADSHAW d RUTLAND,
No. IA College Street,
oct Is On of the kegro1
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SugAr.

1AO HHDs. Common, Fair, Prime and Choice Louisi-
lfU ana sugar.
100 barrels Crushed sugar.
rs Lost
50 Clarified
So White Havana Sugar in Store and for sale
by Tmsy 2Il W. h. GORDON & co.
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TO MERCH ANTS.
WE solicit attention of Meeasus our large and
w select stock of SILK, SOFT FUR. tIIn WOOL HATS,
which cash and short time buyers VIII offer the most
advantageous We do observation-disclosures will
WATERFIELD e. WALKER,
sept5 90. W ST d Public Square.
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We are authorized to WtILIAh I. McGREeoR,
Of McNinnvile, candidate for Comptroller ofthe State
sept 4-tes
We are authorized to snnounce EueH FRANcIs, of Wi
chester, candidate for ConptIollsr Of the State
aug s0-teS
We are authorized 10 announce Gen JAYrs T. Dux.
LAP, Of Paris, candidate for State Comptroller.
aug 25-ts%
We are authorized to announce GEORGE r. MCCLEL-
Lax of Sullivan county candidate for State Comptroller.
aug 2l-te
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Rates of Advertising.
n agent, and Correspondeut,

aav.r,,serS exceeding the space contract.
az To- viii be charged for the excess.
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Tennons. Lemons,
EstraY.

lust received fifteen boxes Fresh lemons, and fol
81 sale nv s.. } CARTER,
oct 4 div % Uni stI ee
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In Chancery at Wayaesboro Tennes,eeI

In Chaneery at Waylesboro, TENNESSEE
Cross Bill. - - -
appearing to the satisfaction OF the Clerk and Master
OF said court that jonathan KsatOn one OF the Defend o
in the said Bill resident Of the state III
so that the regular process Of law be served upo
him II Is therefore ordered the Clerk and Master a
said that PublicaiOR BE- made the Nashville Uuop and
Ameriean anewspaper published the city Of Nashville
IN OF tennessee, four before ths eom
meneement Of the next term of this count rsqurz aid
nonreldent defendant TO appear esur honss In he
town OF NaynesbOrO, the fourth Monday in Februarv
neNt and plead, the CTos BsII ri fb
Compliments the will DO taken for conssssi aod
se1IOr nearing ex Parte TO said jonathan Keatoa
AMOS I. HASSELL, Z. & n.
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A STRAY HORSE, taken up by Henry Frazor
n in DeKalb county; Tennessee, IN District, &5sE1
No 4 on Dry Creek, about fifteen aad One-hRlf SuE-A
lands high hes nut Sorre color Eve wears old and shO
before SIsT in the forehead JONATHAN PRISON.
oct I9-y3 Ranger of DeKalb County
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New Magazines.
Fresh Arrivals.

Frank Lesles New Family Magazine with which is incOT
pO.sed the Gazette of Fashion, for OCTOBER just receives
oct6 HAGAN& B2O
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AUCTION CARD.


twill continue heretofore published, make sales
w Tor cash onlysrcy adhereing TO his purpose OF not
- ~ selling any Goods upon account
- gpnents made 10 his HOuse will be cGshed within
- SSys alter sales. No goods will be recsived for Auc
uon ID All persons having balances IN his hands Will
sii leave receipts and get proceeds, snd all who
=, no goods viii be delivered until the bills are
n. "a 4 SHIELDS. ~, Pun Square.
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Notice 10 the Of heirs Thomas Armstrong; Jr.,
decd.
NBk legal heirs and distributors Of estate OF Thomas
Il Arm,trongs Jr decd disd New Orleans Ia in Il55
are hereby notified 70 forward, establish their Heir
snip, give receipts and receive their dsu
ave snare OF said esate coming from estate Of John
Armstrong dec'd late OF the County Davidson This IN
Oe' lo9I. GEO. W, CLARK, Admir-,
OCT vim Charlotte Dickson county,
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Notice.

rAARs Winchei or William Gregory, who applied for
81 Bounsy Land Warrants In December, 1855, may hear
something 70 eT Gdvuniags By addressing box ~ Mani
vile, Tenn, oetsN
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EFOKDS facilities for impertiEg q thorough practical
business education 10 young men, which not sur
passed oy nose OF any similar Institution the world
Inc course OF training Is emineHty practical
tae students to 60 directly rom the sehOOrOOm 10 Tie
Of the accountant.
BOOk-heePing, Commercial Law, Commercial
Arithmetic, and Penmanship,
are the branches taught
Each Department under the superntendance Of gentle
whose alone afford 70 its patrons The ii0heat
guaranty Of success.
For Circular and Catalogue, contrasting particular address
VIM. FERREL & CO.. Nashville, Tenn.
June 9-WuanI'55
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OLD ALANTADO MADEIRA.
TTNHREB original casks, which offer sEHuISR and SC.
L PKRIoE VINE. b. L. SIMPSON,
mRsh4 -" ""''
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Powder! Powder I!

,rc eroivef iu naaazine and Tot HnIe, Kegs,
t t 500 quart kegs Dspont celebrated Rlae Powder
~ Raj Ass'' d. d 4. r. CRKATHAM, Agent
" A. for The Manufacturers
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Painting Establishment
BUILDERS, Householders &C., requested 10 take
II ce that the undersigned having made the necessary
arrangements and secured the services Of eom9seRt
men, Is now prepared TO take
Large Contracts
Id the line Of his vocation, In all its various branches
In the department OF
House Painting,
The subscrberis prepared to with the greatest
promptness all contracts, no large which may
dered, in style and upon terms which fail give
satisfaction.
He is also prepared to execute all manner of
Sign and Ornamental Painting, Graininz and
Marbling.
Having in that department secured the services of the
expert and experienced artists.
The subscriber would request persons having in his
line give him call before maxim final arrangements.
marchS-dn RI. Fl RMING,
No 60 Union st, between Cherry q NEST
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sheriR's sale.


Rf Vinurs OF an execution 70 erected from the
- circuit &C uT Of Bedford county, Angus term, 1857,
iaYor OF I'm Hutton, assignee, IS. GTinis and
IhOmps0ni 3D., FaflbeTs TO-, and Jacob Thompson,
will on The 3st day Of October the
court yard gaze Aashyhe, to the highest bidder
cash, -Four Likely Negroes One years.
one do aged 49, do aged 8, aad g "a years Of
ages levied upon a the property OF NeWeOm Thompson TO
satisfJ said execution. sale within legal heurs.
b EDMJNDSON Sheriff,
OCT prs Zee S4-tds By n CAEFBEtLs Dept Shf.
500 REWARD.
D ANYWAY from the Subscriber, living Pulaski,
11Glies county, two negro men, WILLIAM sad JAAkS.
WILLIAM Is 25 years OF age, very black, dvs
feet ten inches high, rather ans voice. sOops lille
forward.
JAM Is about "a IS years Of very black, with
good deal OF his eyes, SIX feet hight Ia
very voice, carries himself Bill had
grey ban James had black cloth coat 40
leste will give the above reward Tor them
If lodged in All thai gsI them $50 for sither
them. 25-tfl j. Al.
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Resumed PAYMENT.

WE will sell rate Negro Man pa, sben the funds
w of the Exchange Bank OF MuTTeesbaro Also three
fine Pianos for any Of the Free Bank Money.
oct BOYD & co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-12

sIcKENrNG.-K there can be anything conceived
under the sun more sickening and disgusting
than political speech making in the present crisis
we should like to hear Of IL. To Lear men pirate
about the unterrifed democracy, or bleeding
Kansas, or this or that form Of political trash
when, in sober truth, the heavens look as though
many Of us would not be able to get meal or
bed this coming winter, is positively shocking.
Such speakers ought to hide their faces, for fear
the hungry mob should remember them hereafter.
The panic hos lilled politics; even The election
will pas unnoticed. No che but oficsholders, aud
hired naturalized citizens viii bother themselves
about IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-12

WHAT Do THEY SAY Now or THE GREAT
PANIC MAKER For long time past, from day
10 day, from week to week, from month to month,
yea, from one years end to another, the NEw
York HERALD, like faithful sentinel at the
gates Of the city, has uttered Its warnings against
the speculative excuses and the financial
abuses Of the times We have preached
rom the lessons Of experience, We have reasoned
from cauee 10 effect, we have taken facts
o. our data and common sense as our guide
and we have begged and implored our fnan.
cial and commercial operators in the bubbles
Of the day, to retraee their steps, and TO reduce
their operations to the legitimate channels Of pru-
dence, honesty and safety. In return we have
been abused by our stocbobbing contemporaries,
and held up to public derision by Wall street
gamblers as the great panic maker.
But how is il now! The flood ia upon us, and
Wall street gamblers, stockjobbing journals,
spectators and iinancers are all adrift upon the
waves: and on all sides II Is nov admitted that
the HERALD all along has been preaching moth
ing but the sober, serious and honest truth. And
the whole matter is very simple. Perfectly free
from all the kite-nying, stockjobbing schemes
and combinations Of the day, we have been per
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-12

The steamship Atlantic is now fully due at this
port with European news to the 30th ut. four days
later than previous advices.
The clergy yesterday again addressed themselves
to the financial disorders that now alict the
try. We give reports of the efforts Of half dozen
Of these divnes and il is not little curious to OBJ
the causes which. in their opinion have brought
about the revulsion. Mr. Cheever sticks to bis hob
bythst il has been caused by slavery and the bred
Scott cecision but the majority of the preachers
are convinced that the panic Is owing to the ungod
iness of the people. II business men could only be
convinced of the truth of this view of the case
what rush of recruits there would be 10 the
churches, TO be sure.
Rev. Charles K Harris, pastor Of the John street
Methodist church, yesterday morning preached an
able discourse to large congregation on the Re
hgiDa Of Commerce" but, contrary to the inference
which would be drawn from the notice, he did not
make the slightest alluson to the present financial
crisis. He attributed the revolution in India to the
coyetecusness Of the British merchants, and az
frmed that the United States was destined to spread
the twin sisters religion and commerce through
OUT the world.
The following are the movements OF produce at
the lake ports during the twenty.four hours ending
at noon on Saturday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-12

THE REyrtsioS oS Niger wonsmP.-The
anti slavery agitation sinks out Of sight under
the terrible pressure Of this financial revulsion a.
apiratical craft disappears in the depths Of the
ocean under the heavy broadsdcs of manor
war. The stupendous schedule of swindling.
lobbyjobbipg, speculative and stockjobbiDg
schemes and projects which have been carried on
under the mack Of niger philanthropy, thus falls
to pieces, and the fragments Of the wreck will be
picked up by the wreckers. great oversha-
dowing party in heNorth, built up on the agts-
ton Of slavery, slaves and the slave power, will
thus be broken up into lie original elements.
Bankruptcy, want, destitution, hunger, despair,
misery ard ruin are the prominent shadows that
now it about in the moonlight, aud God only
knows how soon they may gil our streets in the
broad light Of day. Amid this fearful state Of
things lis net niggers nor anti slavery, nor Kan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-12

TIE GEORGIA EIScros.-From Dispatches received frs@
Augusta and Havsnnsh Ne learn tha Brown, the demo
cratic candidate for Governor seod By about sss hes.
sand majority. the democrats have carried bcth braach~
Of the s'ss Lesislaurs BY large nsoHss Ia The Hris
Congressional district, Jschsos, democrat 10 elected "
40 thousand majority me Congressional dsisganas
stands six democrats 70 two Know F,shinss-s dsns-
radio gain Of one The delegation 10 - follows,-
Dist l-James l. sevsrd, dem or~i
2-naysin Crawford, democrat
5-Robsr r. r,ipce, Knov Noshtng.
4-Luoius J. Gartrel, dsmccrsi
s-Augussus r. WRIGHT democrat
B-Jsmes Jankson, democrats
1-Joshua Hlll, Knos Nolhng
e-A n. stephens, democval
INAUGURATION oy Gov. n. g. Pnnr-rhs rafiaAsrss,
Hordisn Of the ID iss announcing she syr.v~ "a ~
city Of Hon. r. 9. revry, says
HE isdrcton into the gubcvssscral ocs win take vssns
Monday, the sen Inst she Capitol The ceremssss
Bcudisg ths delivery Of thc great Of STATE bv u
present pcumben the administration Of the oath az oos
and he delivery Of the naugura sddress stII
precisely ~ noos Of that day.
srsmr -the Hsserscwn, Nd, Ol-o,scl,. Know We
shns print ssys"A crisis has arrived IN oar bus,,s~.
and determined no 70 strike another b,ov mr. .s
Americas party until strikes . blo~ for us.p
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NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY. OCTOBER IL. 1857:

sas nor bred Scott, that the suffering mares VIII
care to hear about; but they Will demand relief re-
lef-give us relief from rotten banks rotten Trust
companies, rotten fnanciers and SPECTATORS.
Give US work give as in payment to-day money
which will be good tomorrow, and labor to-day
of which we shall not be robbed tomorrow by
broken banks and stockjobbers These are the
great Issues which will sgitate the country for
some years to come; and upon these issues the
niger agitation and all parties and factions that
depend upon it for support, will be FILTERED
away. This financial revulsion has thus Get on
foot great political revolution, which in its re-
suits will be one of the most remarkable Of the
nineteenth century. And with the coming Con-
gress the work will begin Niger worship is in
its last throes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-12

The value Of foreign goods imported at the port
Of Boston during the week ending 9th instant,
amounted 20 s62s ,os6. The imports for the cores
pending week in 1856 were sS67,t57
Rev. l. G. Hay, recently missionary Of the
Presbyterian Board Of Foreign Missions in Alfalfa
bad, delivered discourse last evening in DR.. Potts
church on the Mutiny in India. He was listened TO
BY very numerous congregation.
Tie Mormons he'd conference yesterday in this
city, the lsst they intend holding. The Saints are
a. going TO Utah, leaving the wicked Gentlles TO
shift for themselves. We give report Of the pro.
ceeGings in another column.
We publish in another column the decree OF the
Queen OF Spain extending the term for the free i'm
portation into that kingdom Of wheat barley, corn
and other alimeDticious seeds in grain or -four, 10
the 30th OF June, 1858
We have files Of Bermuda papers TO the LIST inst
The British ship Of war Brilliant had arrived a,
Hamilton. from Granada, and sailed for Halifax
She had one hundred cases Of yellow fever among
her crew and twenty nine deaths; the chaplain OF
the ship Rev. Mr. Watson, being Of the latter nun.
Der. The American ship Serena. Captain Taper
from New orleans, bound 10 Bordeaux, bad arrived
in distress. The American brig II. W. Morcune,
Captain Richards, from Georgetown, S. c., for
Martinique, had arrives ct St. Georges, her crew al
dck with intermittent fever.
George Washington Psrke Gusts, the las. mem.
Der Of wsshiDg,on's family, died at his residence
near Alexandra, Va yesterday.
Toe annexed table shows the temperature OF the
atmosphere liz this city during the past week, the
range OF the barometer, the variation Of wind
currents and the state Of the weather at three pc
riods during each day, viz: Of A. n, AID and
O'clock T.. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-12

rhs Madrid Gaces Of the 18th MT contains the following
important royal decree, extending the period Of free i'm.
porssou OF grain and -four sso Spain through The rs. sr
mr. ntbs of merit year. me decree Is - follow
In view II The reasons laid before BY The Minister o,
Foment and 10 accordasce with The opaon or The 0oun
oil Of sibsteys, I d. cree ~ fotlows:-
esle avace-Thc proroSauon which deemed proper
70 oncsds ~ my decree of tue 18th Of Nav Last for he
free iwpcvtsucn Of sheaa, Goor (n the pura) bs,rv
ccsn, IN osser stuentd us grains saisd In Al ro Al
6ecree, ts extended 20 the son ssy OF June, 1888
Given U Ne psisce, I'm Of September, 1887. Signed
By NE royal hand, CI.AU OIO nOZ tNo.
Minister Of fosdAato
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an1na
eHaurdAy-hoFnns, coacy aud cool arsrpcou Do !;
night, ovWcs.t -
sends,-nOrnlDe, coud, afternoon, do night, mosu-
tight
nondsy-sornrs, clear are noon, cloudy sight, elsa,
and uoophsht
rD~ssu-norrrs, clear; ,r.sraoou, eear; psn, oleay
srd NJ light
wednssdsy-sorsDg, asAs; afternoon, ci..y mint.
cka end moul Cd. 49,
rssrsAa, sernins, clear afternoon, ctr nishl clea,
end oSssixhi
pn.sv-s srs,as, asar snsrooon, cles,; rixs,, usar
asd mcssMshs'
sns-rday-Ue0.
ossAarday The oossn msrse quiet and al uinrs
wnus prtoes vrc unsettled and more or en nomios Al
uuosseoos bsns much inauepoed b, cash and time pay
Flour vas dan. and Tor Common and m ediam
grades frvm &C loc per Dbl lower, while salcs we're
made mcdersAe sstenl wben also irregular aod
esser Zoe common grades, ske sales mo1ersn 81
Nnss 72x for oommos 70 good sousoen red white
do vs aulsi Oh sos 81 sb, chi . small ot OF choice
SOLD rsi 30, snd -hiie nicsiean 81 81 II Corn v0
hsvJ, 9Th liih, sse, 81 ebso eec FRO sors and 81
eho soso delivered RE v@ quiet ~ zoe Pork va
eu'e ~h ,ses Of small lots pa asd OF prime
els scs~- ~ert Gull and inactive me sales were con
bred 70 sb1ui go bias Cuss muscovAdo, chief, pv
vs's terms Corse vs quiet yreLshn we're wilhou
chAnie o Importance, and epssgemsrs moderate