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For atresl. cears Judge.

We are enIhofiseds - aRsoshse sAMIkl n. FIIE,
Eco. Of CasthAEs ~ candidate Gors CiroaIs Cs,sars
Judge ,hs SAITH Jadiesi District. composed u slse
coai,il.s u smith, Jackson, Maeoa, nskAlb sna Put
aain. septe-tTiwssse
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Commercial. }lae3laa
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE, l

We hear of nothing doing in either Cotton
or Tobacco. - - - - S~ase-s25jR-
BACON--Receipts light, Shoulders 6@64c;
clear sides Hose; hams 9@1Oc. p u.
. s WHEAT-Dull. Mediterranean IS; red 20
@75;. white 75@8ec p bushel s8 bGa 80
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NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 27-Arrived, ships
II. NJ. Hays, Isaac ii. Boardman, Dictator,
and Britannia, and the bark Achilles. from
Liverpool; ships Rebecca, Janeiro, Susan
Kinks, Aggie Snow, Orozimbo, and bark
kimball, from Boston, and the Marmion, from
Now Work
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Five Shares Building AssOcia-
ton Stock.

Dyer Pearl Co., vs. E. F. Iiger and others.
IN pursuance of decree of the Chancery Court, at
Nashville, in the above cause, i will sell the
Court House. in this city, ON SATURDAY THE 23p
DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT, TO the highest bidder for
cash, FIVE SHARES NASHVILLE BUILDING ASSOCIATION
STocK, much of tho same may be necessary
o.pay compliments debt and costs.
J. E GLEAVES,
sept15-td Clerk & Master.
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TO Nervous Sufferers.

retired Gentleman having been restored to health
few days, after many years Of nervous suffering
Will ree) to assist others copy of the prescrp
ton and supply of the remedy, receiving a
stamped envelope bearing the applicants address hi
rect the Rev. JOIN 81. DAGNALL, 1So Fulton street,
Brooklyn NY aprI3-tri-w-s
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Lots ON Bell street, EdgefieId.

John. Nixon o. d. Walling- and A. 7. Raymer.
N pursuance Of decree of the Chancery Court at
i Nashville, at May Term, 1858, in above cause,
will sell, on the premises, On WEDNESDAY, THE
10Th DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT the property descrlb
ed in the pleadings in this case and being parcel Of
ground lying the West side Of Bell street, and be
tween Foster and Wetmore streets, in Edgeheld.
This property has been divided in Six Fine Lots, Of
good size and good depth, and three Of them have
houses upon them; and will be sold six and twelve
months credit for notes and approved security-lien
be retained and sale REDEMPTION.
~ - j. E. GLEAyE,
sept1s-td EH Clerk Master.
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Tract of Land on Brick Church
Turnpike.

VIM. B. Walton j. J. Ham and Albert jenkins.
IN pursuance OF decree of the Chancery Court at
Il Nashville in the above cause, I will sell, at the
Court House, in this city, ON SATURDAY, THE Odd
DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT, on a credit of one and two
years, and free from redemption, tract of q
and 40 poles Of Land, lying "a miles from the city,
and on the west side Of the Brick Church Turnpike
opposite Capt W. B. Walton's residence.
J. E GL.EAVES,
septl5-td Clerk * Master.
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Gbanferu sales |
Wilson spring Lot.

: Thes. b McEwen and others Nance Z Maflcck.
IN pursuance of a decree Of the Chancery Court II
u Nashville, in the above cause, will sell at the
Court House, in this city, ON SATURDAY, THE 23D
DAY OF OCTOBER MKT, on credit of I, ? and
years, without interest, Lot No "A in the plan Of Will
Spring property This Lot fronts 90 feet Vine
street-extends through TO High street-ncludes the
Big Spring, and contains about y Of acre, and will
be sold as a whole or divided suitably Il
.....-.s-s--. J. E GLEAYES,
septl5-td -. Clerk Master.
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Parailine Camel COal Oil,
For Lubricating Machinery,
FOR SALE II THIS CITY BY
EWHN, PENBEETON 81 co.,
AGENTS FOR THE
UNION COAL AND GIL COMPANY,
NASHVILLE, KENTUCKY.

Jpn. p. WILLIS Home Journal advertses circulars
furnished gratis explaining the why requires
gentleman Of accomplished mechanical genius to
operate a Whee!eran Wilson's Sewing machine land
Why many ''excelent house keepers can not do
l.. feb22-tf
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miscellaneous.
New Clothing Store.
J. n. WARD. M HERMINGHAx JAS. m'pERaor.
Ward, Birmingham L. Co.,
PRACTICAL TAll4ORS.
No. 20 Public Square, opposite South end Of The
No. 20 Public Square, opposite Sou
Mdrka House.

Marka House
vNTE are now receiving large and entire
w new stock OF FALL AND WINTER REA- ~
DTMADE CLOTHING AND GENTI.EMEN'S "A
FURNISHING GOODS, most OF which were HI
made mp To our order, Of the latest styles and
not be surpassed in any house In the CITY Our stock
is comprised in part 81 all the styles Over
coats, Frock and Dress Goats, all colOrs; Business
Goats, ONCE Coats, Cashmere Pants and Vests, in
great variety. r.' fH
PATENTED SHOULDER scanned SHIRTS, large and cx-
tensivo stock and warranted 20 1T better aud wear
better than any other make OF Shirts Gloves, Neck
Ties, Scarfs, Muiiers CrRvats Self-adjustng stocks
Under Shirts, and Drawers, Hall Hose Suspenders
Linen Cambria, Bandanna and Pongee Handkerchiefs,
Travelling shawls, Robe de Chambres, Youths Goats,
Pants and Shirts Umbrellas, &c. A
Piece Goods.
We have also a large and superior lot OF Cloths
French and English-all, Black and Fancy Colored
Cassmeres Of entirely styles solid colored Cas-
smeres OF all qualities; Fancy Cut and Velvet Vest
ipgs, Fancy Cashmere and Worsted Yesting Creme
dine Vestng; which will make up 10 order in the
very best style and guarantee n 1t to please the
wearer sale.
ALEX. r. NICHoL solicits a call from his friends
ALI Goods sold by us we guarantee 10 be repre-
scented at time Of sale. We viii also Clothing 20
order. WARD, BERMl NGHAM 4 co. .
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Spffial notifes.
Rock CITY Mills.
!. H. KAUFMAN & Co. Propriel

I f. BAUMAN & CO., Manufacturers of ROCK CITY
81 FLOUR, will pay the highest price at all times
for Wheat and Corn, their Mills, of Line and
Cherry streets, Nashville, Tenn.
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Something New and Nice.
CAPITAL EXCHANGE.

CHERRY STREET, SECOND Door sorTH on UNioN.I
NASHVILLE, TENN
HAVING purchased the above stand from J. W.
III WALLACE, and reitted IL in a neat ana handsome
style, and repenished II with the best and purest Ii
quors, now prepared 70 'miX up on the sci
ontnc principle that which will suit the tastes Of any
one. A share OF public patronage Is solletcd.
LEE COLEMAN, AGENTS.
aug26-1f Nm KINNEY Ae'A'S-
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Valuable City Lots,
Situated on Market and Summer Streets
NJ Public Sale.

On Saturday, October 9th, 1858,
A T the Court House gate will offer for sale that
n valuable Business Lot, fronting
Fifry-tyyO feet on Market street,
and running back los feet, and adjoining the Store
house formerly occupied by Morris Matthew's
This Lot will be divided sold all together 10 suit pur
chasers The locality will at commend itself To
capitalists, or To the business man as having superior
advantages to any that have been may be offered
for some time 70 come II is not necessary for us 10
remind them that there few, any, Lots that can
be bought that street. and is their chance
20 establish themselves the most eligible business
street IN the City.
vii also sell at the same time and place lO7 feet
At the Corner of Gay and Summer sts.,
suitable for private residences, being situated in
thriving and desirable portion of the city. This prop
cry will he divided into three lots sold all togeth
desirei. The proximity Of these lots 70 the bus
part Of tie city makes them very desirable for
business men, and | would earnestly call the atten
ton Of the public 10 these sales Offering in
duocmeutS.
TERMS or SAIE-A credit Of one, two and three
years, with notes well endorsed payable IN Bank.
bearing interest from date, and lien retained.
+ K. GI4ASC0CK.
sept2l-td Real Estate Agent
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Flute and Guitar.

TNHE subscriber proposes TO form Glass in this
Il Guy, TOR the purpose Of giving instructions upon
the FlUtf and GUITAR. Persons desiring % join
class, upon either q these Instruments, will please
leave their orders the Music Store of j. NJ Mcclure
Jno. Il. West Benson n Co. He submits the
following recommendation for the satisfaction Of
those who do not know him. H. J. FARMER.
COLUMBIA, Aug. s, 1858
Mr.. FAKMER;-f take grea, pleasure in recommend
ing You as teacher of Music, and assure you that
have been very much leased with the progress Ia
my son Alfred, taught by you.
Respectfully, 7. RUDD ADAM.
septlO-d2w =
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IMPORTANT TO -.s
Farmers and Planters.
sANFORD,s REcIPROCATING
Portable Farm & Plantation Mill.

VAft>fED MARCH, 1858
nor Grinding feed for Stock, aud Corn OF other
Il grain ia every variety, suited for family use ,
II b. siRlpy changing the plates Will grind Drgt s.
Paints, Printers lax, Emery, &C, sc. The principle
this Nh entirely new, and les advantages over
overy RoTAKY MIL highly important let 10 is
mere durable, having four times the grinding surface
at any Rotary Mil requiring the Of
power. End. About half the power rs saved the
is all within inch 81 the esntre Of the
shaft 3rd They made Of diseErnt Capacities 80
To be turned by hand varied % suit any
al power 80 almost unlimited extent &th IL be
purchased a IEss PstcE. 5tk lie extreme snplici-
~ enables person Of less than ordinary capacity
remove TIE warn plates and replace tbefn by
eth Tie plates can be replaced at cost nos 10
eNrrsi 81 I'm. IL via ma clag, tAa Fectprocat
S ngutlu esn,hinrd IN the TscEllaf aEcss u the
i,lat Rendering "a inIfs<sihie sth. II occupies bat
hate rt-fs. aa j. exfy renewed from place - place.
Il j. eagGbsr ~ gr,tsashg a nucd larger quantity q
raia tAu any Mil, with the Application q the
same asaeant nj Ixa~er.
me Subscriber has the exclusive right TO eel The
above Ai in the state % Tsnnessse-
RICHARD BRITAIN,
sepsIs-,f fvaghkeeEsie, \. Y.
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Fine Ivory Table Knives.

ALsO-Setts Of 80 pieces plated and steel
blades with solid silver shoulders.
Ivory Ham Carvers.
Ivory Game do;
Coco Hotel do; .-f .t-s..
We have just received these goods from the
mandatory, and they will be sold lower than
can be bought elsewhere. for Cash.
JOHN WILLIAMS.
septl7-tf
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N E w B o 0 Z S
Received by JOHN YORK 4 Co.

Two Millions. A Poem by the author Of NodAiHg 70
WeaS
Light and Darkness; or, the Shadow % Fate.
The ooopers. A new novel-APpieton's Library.
woman's Thoughts about Woman, by John Hal.
fax
The Lectures Of Lola MonieI.
Hugh MIXERS New Book-Cruise q the Betsey.
Major Posters Life and ACCOMMODATIONS and
War
Following the Drum: glimpse Of Frontier Life.
Romantic Passages south western History, by
Meek.
Isabella Gray. A novel, by A Lady.
History Of Civilization In England, ~ II. + Buckle.
Goadby's Texi Baok of Vegetable and Animal Pays
iososy. rz
BAyaEd Taylor.s Travels in Europe, AsAa and Ann
Ca Ssts.
Lives Of Rs~.laa sossrs'xas. Rarsk 20 Peter TIE
Great.
Domestic Annals u scotland, BY RSssr cAAHl-
beFs-
Speeches aAd writags a Hsa- 7. ?. Marshall, q
Kentaeky.
,e4lsssaa. Ilfs IIluz,ratsd-AashOrs address to
Yeang Anersea-
Mary peEevsat. BY Mss Aan 5. sssPheaS-
Past hereaazn. BY Mrs 4 n sisoarnsy.
Belle n slsAn = tszr 10 As~I-uss yive n We.
D0esOr Tisoas4z. a Novel, by Madame TFoiieps-
wkswsa's History u the inaaeuvs ;s.~ases.
Ts Life and Times % Haga N.il.F. ~ I. \ .Akesn,
q. u
lie LIE Of Gen Havsiosk, By wa. Rrook.
Inassrsaes H&a1 Roos q Ansrss@a frssei.
ssn sa1 Women. A laeek II loeass. By 9sowuiag.
fhys and foeaas, ~ Baker.
san.a,ssss Digest ca.psss a w.. o..
snpfls-lf ~ > $500
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Markets. by TeIesraph.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 27.-C0tton, sales to-
day. 9 900 bales. The steamers news caused
great frmness. Lard IL.
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TWO FREE-SOIL LOTS.

AM offering at private sale until the 9th OF Octo-
Der next, two beautiful Building Lots, situated on
the Franklin pike, or Spruce street, just beyond
Broad, free from taxation and IN one Of the most de-
sirab.e neighborhoods in the city. Said Lots front
each 80 feet spruce street. running back $50 feet
10 a 10 feet alley. We will give a bargain in these
lots, and if not sold by that time will be offered at
public sale at the Court House gate.
For further particulars enquire of
Z r. GLASCOCK,
sept2l-r Real Estate Agent.
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dissolution.

TIVE partnership heretofore existing between MAC
GRpGoR, ALLowAY X Go. of New Orleans and n.
f. AILowAY Co.. OF Nashville, Tenn h dissolved by
mutual consent, George SIaoGregor and James Bank-
head having purchased the entire interest of N. T.
Alioway, Esq. IN sad concern. e.IsrT 81
JAMES BANRHEAD,
n. r. AIL0wAY,
GEORGE MAcGREGoR-
Nashville, Sept. -, 1855.
FINHE liabilities Of MACiRp5oR, AIIowAY Co, and
y. r. AILowAY & Co, assumed by the new
e"ncern, under the firm OF MacGregor Bankhead,
OF New Orleans, aud James Bankhead Co, al Nash
vile, Tenn JAMES BANKHEAD,
GEORGE MAcGREGOR-
Nashville, sept. -, 1855.
Il TAKE great pleasure IN recommending the firm OF
Il MAciKEsoR & BANKnEAD, OF New Orleans, and
JAAks BASKHEAD Co, 81 this city, the patronage
OF the former friends OF the old firm.
y. Z. ALLoWAY.
Nashville, Sept -, 1855. sept2S-tf
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A. HALEs, silversmith.


WNItssi ]. II. WLENN.
For sale at the Principal Once AIS Arch ST.. Phila-
deIpha, and sold by druggists and keepers
in every town and village in the United States, Cana
das, West Indies and South America, at IS cents per
bouie. See that the signature c. NJ jackson is on
the wrapper Of each bottle. sepI-lm
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Nothing else doe. me any Good.

LANCASTER c. H.. :. c, May, 1855.
Or. c. N. Jackson, PhiIGdeiphia:-Dedr Sir:-I
have been afflicted with Dyspepsia for number of
years, aud until three years since could find nothing
which would afford me relief Fortunately for me- I
heard OF Or. Hoonand's German Bitters and thought
1 would try them, not however, with much faith that
l should be benefited by their use.
To my surprise found that on taking few doses ]
relieved Of the pain my side and chest, my ap-
petite became good, gained strength and in fact felt
stronger ana in better health than had for long
time do not allow yself tn be out Of the Bitters,
ii can obtain them for nothing else does any good.
am willing at all times and ready to state my case TO
any who may wish 70 know the full particulars
and shall with pleasure recommend them to all who
may BE- afflicted with dyspepsia Liver Complaint,
for believe II any thing will give them relief they
Will h. relieved by Hollands German Bittcrs Ma
ny persons III this district have used the BgtteTs with
beneficial results and have doubt you could get
a number al certificates you to ask them, for
my certain knowledge quite number have been very
much benelittcd by the OF your medicine.
almost forgot b mention that my daughter about
six years at age, cured OF Jaundce by Hooh aud s
German B.iters. think best to mention his. as I
have never known them used in any other case OF
the kind. Respectfully yours,
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Health of memphis.

MEMPHIS, Sept. 27-The city is healthy.
Eleven deaths occurred last week. There is
no yellow fever. A few cases have occurred
at the hospital.
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(From the Nec York Shipping List-)
Cotton Crop of the United States.
STATEMENT AND TOTAL AMOUNT ENDING 3lst
OF AUGUST, 1855. ..-l pol
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Valuable Free-Soil Property
END GAUtN

+ WILL sell the house and lot at present occupied
Il and owned by Vim. 7. Mosby, situated High
street. South Nashville fronting sixty feet and
ming back two hundred. The house is a brick, with
all other necessary out buildings, all in good repair
Also, aSacant lot fronting High thirty six
feet, and running back 200 feet good location for
building site. This is desirable property 10 those
wishing 10 get rid of the enormous taxes that
posed upon property holders, and would earnestly
invite those wishing 10 invest in real estate
this property.
Terms OF sAIE--A credit Of one, two and three
years with interest from date.
Sc For further particulars call ON
f. r. GLASCOCK,
jeT. Real FPtSte Agent.
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RETAIL PRICE OF FLOUR,

All articles sold by the undersigned deliverable at
any place in the city free OF charge. When selling by
the quantity their of discount is per from
retail prices. j. E. BAUMAN co.
iy26-ly.
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Yellow Fever.
Arrived.

New ORLEANS. Sept. 27.-Deaths from yell
low fever on Saturday, 67--for the week,
445,
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SUGAR-We have noticed only retail transaction at
sf0S14c. q ID for prime
p AOLASoES-One or two lots of new crop were offer
ing on the Levee to-day, but did not hear Of any
sales.
vTOBACCO-We hear of transactions.
FLOUR-Market heavy. The sales include $50
bbis superfne St Louis in lot at S5 So 500 extra
private terms; 7l2 in three lots IS IS and 1S7 in
two lots al IS rs and 1877 in two tots at Sc 2 Dbl
2. WHEAT-We still without any transactions to
report.
CORNING have noticed sales Of only about 900
sacks including 400 white at Csc, and 600 in two or
three lots private terms
OAISSome 800 sacks have been sold, including
yesterday 500 St. Louis at &c., and to-day 200 at the
same, and 600 in three lots at Csc. q bushel.
BRAS-550 sack have been disposed of at SIC p
100 ID. sefls.r.-
PoRK-we notice only retail transactions at SIS p
lis for mess.
BAC0N-NotIing of any moment doing,
COfFEESaes confined TO 100 bags at 101c. p b.
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DIED
CHANPLlN-On SUNDAY

CHANPLlN-On Sunday July II, Mira Elizabeth Schuyler
Cbsuplin. ,
fon.rs without further invitation tbs day 18th July al
coch m from her late residence, 10 wsshingt1n place
COxn this city, Oh Saturday July TO- Marish Cox aged &c
years
HAnITON-At Rcbnord Va, on Tuesday, July s. Lauren.
Hamilton, Of John c. Hamilton, aged p yesTs and
The Iesvss and s d. Of the family and Ct the deceased
invited 10 st.fDd the funeral y On Tuesday The 18TH
inst. from Trinity Church, without further notice
HALCn Monday evening July ~ Morgan James Baron,
iDfsut son OF Jane, Y. and Violetts w. Hall.
LYON-In EewOrlesDs Wednesday, June 81, Of yellow
fever, Cspt William L. Lyon Of Greenwich, Conn.
MoNAUGHT-In this city Sunday July ILL., Jessie wife Of
Andrew Mcknight aged 81 years suo months.
The relatives and friends Of TIE family respectfully invited 20
stend her funeral "Wednesday afternoon ocosk from
her s'e residerce, No rs Wet Twentieth street.
PATRiCK-. No. Sls Delaney street Saturday Jnly TO-
Floyd Charles PG only OF Floyd and Mary PatIick
ssso u months and days.
QUlNNAt No as3 Becor Sunday July II, Tnos
Quinn late Of Ephin County Rosconmon heianc sged "a
sTLLFCY-On Monday July H. Juis aged yesrs month
and IS days Only child Of Ssatbe and Emma sllecs
The ard friends Of the fsmy respectfully invited
tosnd the funeral from the resd.1 Of her parents No. ~
Renwick street "Wednesday, July u az O'Clock p a.
The remains will b. taken 10 Greenwood for n,ermenL
sULLIvAE-In Hobokeu Saturday July TO- after lons and
painful illness S1ssn wife tf Sylvester Sullivan late OF New
York In the 9th year Of her
WEsTERVELTAt the house Of his grandfather Samuel Gage
eq. Stamford Conn, monosJ July II, aged 81 years,
Jacc A. %etervet Of JOhn and Elizabeth WesteI
vel and ga Of Jacob A. Wsterye late Mayor Of this
city
Funeral at Stamford Wednesday s,4pm.
WYATT On Sunday evening July cnnsump,i0n AonzO
Wyatt aged 10 years 8 u on hs ADD ls dsys
The relatives and ieI de Of the families Of his brothers Aaron
w and bemon, respectfully invited 20 attend the funeral
brother fiy-uintb between Second and Tli
avenues bisreUsins will be taken 70 New. Rochelle.
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Me-. !. aue, sisas22 Bel Hsps s's h,ny .s.s 4 =
~. s-l1 Bsnn 10 10 hr',d demand >, 9loc. ~
.e srr b.. qai.t sale. OF ii5 hhes sad .os - sSi, -
shouiSer. ana Tja7lc fr Hans I.rd Las .sn in .atv.
ND sd 10 lisher sslss q 50 tb', Apf tea ., OIL,
nd co-,s With upxnd tendency Bnt'er aad Csss. ~
GlI sud heavy. .-...st
sTGaRs-Th- eem.ui l. a-iv- SID pfeas are hr $40 -
10 Slls Cuba s6d7lc srd 80 hid. Porto Rico =, qt
- 90 hhd. T.sAsS safe -
Cscusts Lin,s~d s steady; sses Of 5000 t.s !,
B,.'ou Of 81 g. e1'h cssh %
TIE = are generally quiet bot continue hfm o'ors ss
wi,n a n oseras. demand q, very al p''ess
WHIskl-The neiiy 10 United Win arg -ft'~a Pre-
a., Lw.r Sale. Of $50 ehs st y q .tc
WOOL NN,ive Fleece ARD Pullea "o /. continue 10 SOD
crs.t :, The improvement recently essphsfed es ss
= 90 = - nth trd. Cor The week A. SdN.r for the r,
an s6GS1 c r the latter 50 20 qualify fosa Lite ss,
ouir.d 6r hut i BY setiNr nos re maize. sse
u. ..s Of 50 bales Enwshed Mes,zo ~ DO ~ S'fcSvs ~
20 o. urwsshed DO or private terms