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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-03-11
TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMED "
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills |!

PROTECTED ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
Prepared from a prescription of Sir James Clarke,
NJ. d., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen
This invaluable Medicine is unfailing in the cure
of all those painful and dangerous diseases Incl
dent 10 the female constitution. 1t moderates ali
excess, removes all Instructions and brings the
monthly period with regularity. These pills should
be used two three weeks previous to confne.
ment trey fortify the constitution. and lessen the
suffering during labor, enabling the mother to
perform her duties with ety to herself and child.
These pills should not be taken during the FIRST
THREE MONTHS of pre- money, as they are sure to
bring on miscarriage, but at any other time thew
are safe. Tn all cases of nervous anil spinal affe'
lions, pain in the back and limbs, heayiness, IA
tgue on slight exertiOn, palptation If the heart.
lowness of sDirs, Mysteries sick headache, and all
the painful diseases occasioned by dis1red sys-
tenn, these pills will effect cure when all other
means have failed and although powerful rene
DIV, do not contain iron. calomel, anthony, or any
other mineral. Full directions accompanying each
pack.ge. Price, in the United States and Canada,
one dollar. N. B.-$l.0O and 6 postage stamps
enclosed to any other authorized Agent, will insure
bottle of the pills by return mail.
w. w. ROBERTS, Indianapolis, Wholesale
Agent for Indiana.
BROOKE BRo.. and T. a. LEMON. agents Plym-
outh. junll. -30ly.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-03-11

~The Farmers and Mechanics bank
of Detroit Mich, has resumed business.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-03-11
A GENTLEMAN

Who, two years ago. lay upon what his physicians
and all his friends believed to be his death bed is
now alive and in the full vigor of health His dis
ease was Consumption, of which nearly II his rela-
tives had died. The circumstances which led to
his recovery were rs follows: His Younger brother
in the habit OF reading to him from books
about the ho"se to while away his weary hours
One day he real to him from an old book published
in London about the middle of the seventeenth
century, of what was styled ga sympel and certain
remmeedee for diseases of We Lungs" Not wholly
without hope, and unwilling to leave anything
tried which gave promise OF relief, the sick and
dying man had the prescribed remedies prepared
and commenced its The result was favorable.
In two months he WAS able 20 walk about the prem
ises without difficulty, and in seven months from
the time that he commenced its use he
tirely well, and has not been confined day since.
Grateful towards an all-wise providence for his
restoration, he prescribed it for all IL his vicinity
who were afflicted with diseases of the lungs and
general debility, and in every case it has proved
effective.
Thoroughly satisfied that it is the only safe and
certain cure for Consumption, and wishing to do
his fellow beings who suffering, as much good
as possible he has concluded to send The recipe,
with full instructions for putting up and using the
der to detray the expenses of advertising, letter.
writing, postage &c., he requires applicant for
the Recipe to enclose 10 cents and direct to M. r..
McKelvey, Sandusky City, 0. and it viii promptly
sent by seturn of mall jan7.llly.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-03-11
The Pioneers.
By MISS NJ. LOUISA soUrHwuox.

s - = BIZ MISS NJ. LOUISA soUrHwIcK.
They came to the West when the forest stood
Mighty, AID solemn, and grand;
And built their homes in the shade Of the wood
< That cover our western land.
When the blue wide waters, crystal clear,
Flowed onward swift and free,
AZ the unclaimed love Of the pioneer
Gushed forth for liberty.
And the holy stars had watched at night,
While the still winged hours passed by;
While the old years died in their garments white,
Recorded alone on high.
Long, long had the secrets lain concealed,
Which the dim weird forest knew;
But its hidden wealth was to be revealed,
And the treasure open to view
So the woodman came with high intent.
And strong right arm to do;
As conqueror of the dark woods sent,
To the work of the brave and true.
Then the deer fed far from its oldrn haunt,
And the fawn turned back to the plain;
But Tiers rose in the forest thrilling chant
From the home he ad reared again.
Where the glorious sunlight never fell
Through the thick-wrought screen Of leaves.
They cleared broad meadows, and seed the dell,
And bound in the sun their sheaves.
They planted the maize in the rich brown soil,
Which the Indian left in sod;
And when the harvest repaid their toll,
- Their thanks went up to God.
On the shadowy hillside grazed the herds,
In pastures emerald green;
And the bright are rang with songs Of birds,
Where the wigwam once had been.
Tie voice of childhood, gleesome, sweet,
Floated upon the tide;
and prints were made of the little feet,
Down by the riverside.
But suffering brought the crown of peace,
And sorrow, and blood, and tears;
For the fiery war-god's crimson trace
Marked the page of those sad years.
His banner trailed through glen and field,
And his torch iased afar,
Ger the daring white who would not yield,
And the chieftan trained to war;
There were dropping sisters, captive bound,
And brothers burned a. the stake;
And mothers were lying upon the ground
In the sleep that none can break.
Wives bent in anguish above their dead,
And the maiden on her breast
Pillowed her lovers fainting head,
And the weary soothed to rest.
There tombs were made by signing streams,
And in the sunbright glade;
But never a lofty monument CLEANS
Where their cold forms arc laid
Though many died as heroes fall,
They found no burial brave,
And the fower-gemmed sward was the only pail
THAT epshrouded the raioneer,s
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-03-11

TIE present proprietor of this establishment,
formerly "American House,-) having repaired
and refitted it, and given it thorough cleansing
will endeavor to conduct it in a more acceptable
manner than it has heretofore been conducted
In every particular, his guests shall be rendered
comfortable and bis charges reasonable. -t+
Sept. 3, '57-f2tf
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-03-11

There tonbs were made by signing streams,
And in the sunbright glade;
But never lofty monument CLEANS
Where their cold forms arc laid.
Though many died as heroes fall,
They found no burial brave,
And the hower-gemmed sward was the only pail
That enshrouded the pioneers grave.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-20

versites will b. iuGua highly advantageous 10 lio-
venorsb ole institutions, and will greatly pioo'.
extend sy.tem of sound moral and religious euu'a
ton III Scotland. .to NOM.
The lransf-r OF Land bill, which extends 'Ie po"
e,s hitherto exercised by ths Encumbered b-.a''
Commissioners aud facilitates the acquisition .. az
iodef-asible title by purchasers OF land III ils'a
cannot fail TO be highly beneficial to the iauGeu pio
nrstors and TO advance the prosperity OF mat pa
of Her MajesIy's domnons' ,ad for ths
Tn. act 70 which her Majesty has assented ior tnn
establishment of ihs colony OF British CoiuhoIa Voc
urp.ntly required in consequence OF the recon. u'
coyeries OF gold in thar district; but ner .h"l1S,
bopes that this new colony on the Paclnc may ps p..'
ons sten in the career OF steady progress oy "hc'
her Msiasty's dominions in North America insy u'Li
mately be- peoped in All unbroken chs,n, from .ne
Atlantic 10 the Pacific, by loyal ana lndus'f'ou'
population OF subjects Of the British crown
Her Majesty thankfully acknowledges Inc alngeuce
ana perseverance, which have enabled you III oo.n
paravely short time, to pass Theses and oner
of inferior but not Insignificant importance,
Many of you, in returning to your r-epec''1 49,
ties have extensive Influence 10 EXERCISE ann
To perform. Of hardly less value To the community
fhsn those from the labor of which you are aoou' "
be reieas.d; aud her Mcesty enterlalns conhuen'
assurances that, under The guidance OF Providence
that influence will be employed, and those uu''e
40 performed. M TO rebound 10 your own honor ana
to promote the general welfare and the happiness OF
a oyal and COMMENTED people.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-20

DIED of consumption. on Tuesday. August "a, \! IA
past o'clock, Dr. HANNIBAL MARTIN, aged u ysaI'
eldest son oil Hon j. T. Martin, of Uncy hear Mounds
vile. Virginia. ,,r
The subject of the above notice student OF Med
cine in Wheeling He Afterwards attended two ul! coue
OF medical lectures ut the Homeopathic Medical CoiIes'
oi Cleveland Ohio
He graduated with honor at tho College commend
meut, which took place last March. And having eve
applied himself diligently and closely 20 his stuii's
returned shattered and broken in health, and consul
ton found easy prey to its relentless grasp 'r'e
and promising future before him. young n'-
ull OF the most noble and generous principles snl ~
pulses he truthful and firm In wEHt was ny
aud immOvabe from what good .GI' "ha' NIX,
have been his life of usefulness here, VIII D. more
contaminated hereafter. i j
Never mas il been my lot To "itncss more ttahPt
,gn,d and happy death bed than WAS his ~ ~"
dread no terror came in 10 disturb the close % '' ~
scene Of lite. A-,.af
A calm. sweet smile played DER his iscs ana Nv
itself upon his countenance, which grew o'Eu a
brighter as his eyes grew dim in death. hi'er 20
n resigned and hsppy manner. disposed oil h' aJ u
worldly mementos by one he motonr' 0"
his bedside and taking each by the hand hs q; IN
aud happily bid them joyful goodbye; ana U'o,rss,
hands across his breAst-coDscous 10 the is Fl
he calmly and peacefully breathed away ne
is,ence. 81. ,osnly
And the sod. Of bis native Mills now cove. hl'
breast, and the gentle winds, as they '.h
through the trees sing Il requiem 70 his rest n
haa ru II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-20
TIE MONEY MARKETS.

IN NEW YORK since last reports, notice hut q
movement Ia Railroad bonds, but there thing 30.
IN state Cliy The sales OF Railroad bund- !nclg.r
$500 Northern Central lrJj- nj 66i 500 NOr,hwc.'
ii giniH unrnjoT.cd third mortgage bonds 81 ~ >.
SSUO0 do nj -, closing at the lacr figure and more
wanted at that .urc-tbc mortgage OF same 70 al =.
denand at 81 being guaranteed 10y the c;iy. We
sales OF 100 shares Mechanics Bank ut slsi. AMI o
shares Frederick Turnpike Rond, mt s24
There were 10 sales OF the new government loan. IL
WIS offered. Ia state st"cKs l!ulr done and pre-
were tribe wrnkcr Missouri sixes closed ~ - rcsu
lower VIrgtn .iXc- and California now bonds
cincd /. Ohio oil lcSt clJ=e Mt lU5 ciId LOGsE
az cJ
The exports (r>clusive OF sprc") from New York
FIRE gn purls r the week SJpJ 10 a.alns syi7
TOR the cOrrc-pund,n: period vi last year, AMI 1919
iJr the same lime III ie.G.
la BALTIMORE the stock murkct dull with evidence,
a decline. There were come snle5 OF 10y N. w. Va
mortgage Mt - = and 1000 81, with closing ries,
for y. w va guaranteed bonds, 81, and n w. Va,
NOR. gage b; n. w Vn 81 mortgage, en-. % 2s'-
BosroS.-Thc following the tOotings al tue Boz:
banN statement for the phst week ;--cHp.,nl ,too
So "a 100: loans and discounts SjJ17l, COS. d'po,
$50 eUi,-U0: specie go coo. amount due tom 9th
banks Sjb 100; nmouut due 10 other banks g IL! ~
circulation 5000. 500
MISsIssirrI--1he estimated vnlue OF the increase.
the average value O negroes ~ Mississippi assumed BY
Mssissippnu, is 81, 19l6 900, ami the inc s'e
lana slaves. WITHIN tour years, amounts to the IRE
oil SIS Ja255l. Tho value oi the whole negro ~
perry in Mississippi computed from the as'e7snrH, r0I
lie Sn9,0JJ 200.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-20
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS. AUG. |

lair amount of business has been done In our mar.
during the psst week. considering the advanced perJi
thu summer. and prices have held upward ,cnde1c
for articles especially ot Western Produce CO
haa been in better request, bur business ha. be-
checked by the frm preienslous Of holders Sugar b.
gone "h pretty freely ut iul prices In Tobacco Il
transact have oi limited character. Flour 20
descriptions ot provisions have improved IN pre-.
and some quaies OF Grain hnve advanced. 10 Ind
Bagling there nae been active movement a higtt
prices.
Tho receipts OF Cotton NJ this port since let Septen5e
exclusive 81 the arrivals from Mobile Florida ana Tex.
are SOB 67j bales against 40 COS bales -Rulr is.
last year and the in the receipts ~ all the po
up 10 the hrr.t dates compared with Inst year
l63ili bales In rhc exports from the United ~faic
foreign countries ~ compared with IN" date. IA
year. there Is an increase IN Grcn Britain OF 30 IN hale
and decrease III 30 80 bales 10 France and OF Il
other foreign porte.
-UGAh--Loulsnua The receipts continue light, ~
with fair irnHnG tor III" West ami the Ciiy iindr -
Weeks advance ms been well maintained 1n".r
have amounted to 600 or zoo hhd-, with firm msr,,
generally nj the rsnse oi our GuDutions The whole
IN The City nnd Suite problily does not exceed 90
his We uGnre interior and .inin-. > II &C. common
good common. -, far 10 fully inir . Ut! prn-
-: choice, ~ a ~ cents.
ToBAcc0-lhc market has presented very m.ciir
rpyrhrncr during the pas, week 4ud the sAl-s isr
reported have cxcrrded go hnds uding 20 liz.
selections 9ic; H. hh,i- 10; II; 3 lU.
and II at 9tc per H. oldera are generally claiming IL
prices or light Tobacco. the stock OF witch i. mitri
in handu. Heavy descriptions continue dull W. :.
pea, our las; Quotations En toll rvs:
i.ugs- Factory S'aj IL Planters S5s6 Lesf-ris
riGr Common SOia7t Fair 81 Las Fine S>ts9, Ctio
C.HrSesVc. &c, s9;all
Arrived thu 9Th Inst sai hhds Cleared sine III
6tn inst Tor Liverpool jlO hhds London 73s Bo de.G,
10. BrHzo- -. Jhgo 3, Boston i9-,ogeher $50 hid.
stock III warehouses and shipboard cleared or
18th INST - 9j3 hhds
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS, AUGUST II.
Gotten is firm and unchanged III price. sales to-s
s0J bales Sales oil the lsst three duys 400 bales Re
ccips do 500 bales OF whch 300 bales of the
crop. Flour 81 Mess PORK SIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-20

Nothing dom: in Quercron bark. but there I. !,
change in quortiiuns aud holders ask s}j for frs IA
Flour and Mesl-Ths Flour market is hrm Sale. :
81 3,!si per Dbl; fresh ground Extra s5a5 ~ M
;rad. buying moderately at from g. - up 10 r7so Is IA
TO extra brands fancy lots range from STAT
with light sales Rye Flour is selling a, g Is per b,
Cora Meal rather inquired tor and sales OF Perr
sylvanla at - per Dbl. Grsn-There 10 fair am ,pni
Wheat Offering with sales 81 prime 10 lair red Al s. y
- per bush- and 81 35nl - for white Sales ~ d,
AT Sic for old aud zoe tor new Pennsylvania, Corr
very dull aoA and Soc 10 store Osts selling AZ a.
Tor old Pennsylvania. and prime new Delaware at iOc
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET Arc 10
There Is new feature 10 notice in tho Cattle ms T.
this week. and dulness continues be lis mos, pror
nent feature. The hot weather has had Tendency /,
keep back buyers. aud TO limit the transaction. T.
market, NJ present. Is well supplied the Offering. hsr
amounted to 200 head, Increase OF about 20 abo,
the receipts of last week. These were mostly all d,
posed of nj prices ranging from 81 per 00 ID. II.
quality Of the Beeves not so good US last week A.
prices declined fully 80 els per 10 lbs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-20
FOr NE ENYUtTtT
NORTH CAROLINA POLITICS.
CAsTALIA, NASH County, N. c.,


Msesrs. Edirors:-You have already made known
the fact that Democracy is again triumphant in the
old North State, and that Judge Ellis has been
proudly elected over McRea. May the honorable
greeting thus given to our new Governor, from the
hearts of the people of North Carolina, be repaid by
bis faithful honor and fidelity, and serve also as
warning to men who grasp after novelties in politics,
such as distribution II had time this occa'
sion, would give you q synopsis of general and 10
cal politics 10 North Caroline but ss have not will
only remark, that Distribution has swallowed up
every element of politics, save few good old line
Wings, aud all true Democrats. think this is no
thing 10 deprecats but the other hand, will prove
blessing, to the Democratic party. l will state
that A. w. Venable's District and Linn B. Saunders
District, are beaten. Mr.. Venable OF Granville,
very badly beaten | am sorry to say, that avery"
ia beaten, by Vance" in Cngmau's District
The full returns OF the Governors election have not
been received, but there is no doubt that Judge FL
lis will be elected by majority over "McRea, scms
where between Is, 600 and 2O,0U0. The indomitaOle
Democracy have scattered the opposition tconposed
here elsewhere, OF the fsS end OF all sms and fac
tions,) like chat before tornado. II. d.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-20

BALTIMORE MARKETS., ACG. l9.
CoFfEE.-Wc have only To note 80 bags fair r. .
lOi cents The ma kel Continues very hrm unde, i.
small stock now here.
FLOUR Howard street ard Ohio Super are In linz.
demand and account OF the light supply held -,
firm We sales OF 50 hbls How ard street AZ :; Z
and 100 bbs Ohio Mt - t2 - There 10 .c,rc.v -
inquiry for City Mil holders steady sprer.ou. -
rnlOn. > - 80 qua'lty. Extra is steady q, 4
So 30 tor y Mill-; Sc - for Howard street srt
bbl for Ohio. Rye Flour quote AT "a II l-a and ~
Meal Nj 81 30 Tor City Mills
GRAIN Wheat again in large supply t. a,
1000 bushels being offered: demand good and n,,'!
slightly lOwrr-ncludci in the sales were commr, >,
81 10 - -; good prime 81 20 q -; ordip,.
white 81 10 81 20: isir 10 good. 81 - . 81 so :.
81 b 81 j TOR prime. OF Corn, ID 900 bu,h.l. +,
c-vel; market dgi and lower with sacs Of wbi,. ~
sO ccn:s, and yellow nj g - cents OAtx Ar. sr,
coo bushels received and cold AT 3s & cen, for n
Rye-emsl sales OF Maryland h 70 - yeu,s: Penr,v,
nj, quoted at - cents per bushel.
MoLAssEs No sales to-day, and quotations un.ban,.
PRovistoS,--sre It'll firmly sustained We note a.,
sales OF Bulk Meats Tor several dHys. held above buvs.
views Barrel Pork is steady NJ SIS tor prime and /,
Tor mes. We note r sale OF 20 bh. Western M ! A.
at 81 % No change IN Lard; Western in Dbl. 6rn'
held NJ II cents
>rGAR-Markct for several days past has ruled y,
dul hol"r- however. maintain much 'irInness Tod,
= hhd- Cuba 70: refining sold nj g - Some small i.
~ III" trad" ~ = 80 for tar grades.
WHsEEY-ls quoted at 2.a.7 l.a cents per gallon Il
City and Ohio
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-20

ultra school gentleman OF very decided talsns aud
most earnest slave trader, wac unanimously desgnh
ted the choice of those present for the cap;nirry
OF this Block Horse" Company. The most resp' c.
able and intelligent Yong men of the county compose
this company, and under proper drilling anu 'is
ton, it will be surpassed by none in the o'a'e. LILO
want of some work on military rules, ana res"a''o"'
which will furnish the officers with the in'oiinA"""
| necessary for the drilling OF the company 10 very
much felt by officers all over the State Our recon"
mendatjon for the compilation of suitable work Oh
garrison, camp and field operations ny 'he A"Ju'a"'
General and board Of officers, meets nearly coope
ration from the increasing military spirit that Is eVhc
ing itself all over the State.
The appointment of John Q. Man to as)ora''y was
a most excellent selection by the Governor. MT
Man graduated with distinction at the virginia MILF
tary Institutes; and, both as Cadet officer and as as
sistant instructor in tactics noted as strict ols
cipliuarian and most excellent officer. Mr. Mans
business capacity has always been appreciated by the
ctizens of this county, aud bis term Of Justice
Of the County Court, gave universal sat'slacton'-
His administration of the Sherfaty has been equally
satisfactory. No better selection could the Governor
have made than Mr.. Man.
Col VIM. II. Payne, the Governors ala 10 tniS
county, was another moet excellent appolnlmsnl.-
Mr. Payne, the Commonwealth Attorney for this
county, though very young man, is lewyer OF
very distinguished talents, and man OF influence IN
this county He is State Rights Democrat Of the
strictest Sect The Governor has been fortunate IN
his selections in this county.
Public opinion is divided on the question OF sue
cessor to Governor Wise. Attorney General tucker
in 1855 acquired very great popularity among the
Democracy of this county, by a speech on the is
sues of that Canvass and hence at this time he has
perhaps more friends in this county than any other
man. Mr.. Edmundson is very strong second
choice with the Tucker men; and peterborough
and Letcher have also friends in Fsuquier.
Mr. Letcher would most probably have been the
choice of this portion of the State, had not his con-
nection with the Ruffoer pamphlet excited very
strong doubts to the propriety of his nomination
upon the eve of the Presidential election of 1885,
No man in this, or any other portion of the State
sutertaius any doubt of Mr.. Letcher's soundness
slavery at this time; and but for the fear that the
nomination of Mr.. Lecher would be used against the
State in the contest of 1861, he would now be the
choice of very many men, who will, under the Cir
cumstances, advocate the nomination Of Edmundson,
Brockenbrough, or come other man. N. T'.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-20
SAFES OF STOCKS IN RICHMOND.

For the Week ending Am9nsf2l, ISIS.
REPORTED BY c. ". PURCELL & Co., Stock Brokers.
Virginia per cent 80 years sales At the Treasury
Do Do shorter dates, sales tg3 an Interest.
Bonds by the State last sales s2 and interest
Richmond City Bonds last sales 1917 and interest.
Virginia Bank Stock, par go last sales Ell.
Farmers BANK Stock, last sales &l0ih.
Exchange Bank Stock. last sales flO2h
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Stock last sales 81
Merchants Insurance Stock, last sales $+,H.
Richmond Fire Association Stock, par $50, sales 1871
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Stock
last sales 81.
virginia Central Railroad Stock, last sales 500
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock last sales Cos.
Richmond and Danvillc Railroad Stock last sales $3I.
James River aud kanawha Stock, last sales 81
Richmond and Danvc Railroad guaranteed bonds, last
sales 500
James River and Kanagha guaranteed bonds par value
400; last sales 1872
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Bonds s2 and interest
ylrg MIA Central Railroad Bonds We and interest.
Orange and Alexandria Railroad Bonds gu and interest
Lynchburg Gas Company S2J
VIGILANCE lin H.w York Il ner cent nrcraum
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-20
New York, \ per cent premium
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,,x,,, .,.n,.,.t. A.. IN

FLorR-The receipts are light. with lair demand, and
small socks on hand. We note sales Of Cnion street
supcrine at 81 81 l2 Extra and Family ARE dull the
supply and demand being about equal aud pricee no;
nal.
wHEAr-Thc offerings on Change were 'arsc, and &c
market active Sales reported At I'D ;s 32 l.'
aud l35c for white and 100 l23. ' md lbc TOR red nc
cording To qunty-from fair good On Tuesday ther"
were sales OF white 10 l30c and red At ITO loo.
CoRN-There is a moderate demand. and rrry fair rc-
ccipts We quote sales OF white and mixed at 1'a cts.
and yellow at 7s,sJc There sale Of 700 bushels
prime white river Mt 75c by measure.
kYE-Thc demand continues active with light receipts.
Sales reported at tic.
oAr,-I he receipts are increasing and prccs have de
clued Sales of several lots on change. al 4oc.
TIMOTHY SEED-Sales at 81 10 demand moderate
supply light.