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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-10
Douglas Under Another Cloud.

We have seen the Little Giant of Illinois under
several very dark clouds nte!y, but we came
across one the other day considerably darker and
blacker ind more threatening than al tho rest
1t is the creation of an intense Democratic paper
published Mt Corinth in Mississippi, which rcioic-
eth in tho name Of the Gross City" Anxious
that the many complimentary and pleasant things
which the harmonious Democracy" say of each
other should have as wide circulation as posi-.
ble we disclose to view the latest and blackest
cloud which overshadows tho Giant in the State
of Mississippi. Quoth our Gross City" contem
porary:
A Slave Code.
We frequently hear the expression ''Slave
Code and We would have no objection To the term
but fer the low and contemplate dcmagoguiug at
the bottom oft. 1t is an Abolition term. and
originated with Senator Douglas. Whipt as he
was upon the merits of the question in the Terri.
torial debate he resorted to this miserable catch
word, to ALLEVIATE and prejudice the publ: mind
against tue institution of slavery. 1t was salts
factoriiy demonstrated that there was ms much
sense in talking about n pig code," halfcode,
or any other code" as ''slave-code." But re-
lying upon the low instincts of some, and the mis-
guided one of Others this contemplate coinage Of
Judge Douglas brain, is constantly harpei upon
by few of his allies, their ruitless efforts to
bolster up rotten cause, knowing that an unpop.
ular word is frequently more potent that the most
solid argument. 1t is issued for effect. No true
Southern man ever resorts to such base peryer-
sons of constitutional language None but an
Abolition heart delights in such phrases 1t was
conceived in sin and brought forth in iniquty,-
We are glad to know that no man who has any
regard tor Southern feeling and whose soul is not
stepped in the foulest pools Of Abolitionsn. ever
gives ntterance TO such nonsense The thing is
intended for evil. 1t originated from the lowest
snlpaises ct the human heart. and stnks in the
Inostn!s OF every patriot The bass-born wretch
VINO aims this stab at the institutions of the South
II he lives on Southern soil is worse than rho
highway robber. because the latter makes no nre.
se.sions TO morals and has the merit. at least. of
boidAass. But the "slave code man is low
g.oseiilIg thing. appealing to false morality. and
WIZ Al tne instincts Of Aboitionsm without the
l0oidness 70 evow 1t. just thinx oft. The Gov.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-10

eramen, Of The United States protecting the South.
sraer il The enjoyment Of property guaranteed by
the Consultation. and enforced by the Supreme
Court. And tins Legal Constitutional R,gh is
called Slew Code, end tke eaprsms Court re-
cognises the inssitasion. Away with such low,
mean. low-down and low.aang expressions. Con-
sign them - the
svDs fom whence they sprung,
Enueni and nns
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-10
Valuable Village Property For Sale.

nESlEISG change my place Of residence, offer for
~ my property Appomattox Court House, consisting OF
Four Lots No contains land upon which a..
there is TWO Story DWELLING HOUSE, with six lj..
large and Rooms, good Kitchen, Servants House,
os lee House, stables, Carriage House. Gardens,
and Wei oi excellent water No my office lot contains
and hrefpurth 1a and is well set with Orchard
Grass and Clover. No. is wei-cncloscd lot of four
finely in Clover No contains two aud fourth acres, and
has "A gno! fence around ii
This property is in wealthy and intelligent ncgborhood,
AMI half miles from AppomatoX Depot the Southsde
Railroad and twenty three miles east of Lynchburg. The
buildings all and in good repair, and beautifully located
nj sufficient distance from the Court House and hotels for the
residence private family the establishment of male
female school, for which, in all RESPECTS is admirably suited
II is also good location for professional trading man.
will sill with the lIous. lot, If desirable Thirty Acres of Fine
Nupd Land heavily tmbere1 with oak and hickory lying
half mile from the Court House. Terms liberal.
For further Information apply personally by letter TO me
ut APPROXIMATION Court House, Va
The property will be sold public auction THURS
DAY the -ih OF September nexi, Court day,)
JNO. II. FLOOD.
IT., 81 .,1a,, t.aara
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Fiae 81 trust Deed FROM T.. ,.ctiey,acl eth Of
:. MARCIA lot an recorded in iras ui,, Oh amubyll
N'h} '"ef;, Inc uler-i med Trustee. iicroI named will
- Y = y. q, -" ihrEc' House, the city vnchhnrg on
- 'hc i}' {" AjI' II, he tot pared of ground
"",' t''. 80 what il called the Dirt Bridge Road" and is
nt' "a = Inc lots sold BY Han Comm con.
Veg" % - j. sctn and Thomas Mason T lille Is believed
10 ec E"G-ont he unlrsi:ne Will convv. such only as
vested IN HIM. Icrn, q; $3.50 '' -
aug Al ljaiy Nospy T-uo,..
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sVinsa's psw steamer made an experimental
Trip 70 Annspciis > fsw dsys since. and. aceordiag
tel1s 1a11iners Ansriosn. II was complete sue
60 Hleaea nilss N hoar were STAINED, with
eat s1ljs sisg he engines 10 more than one-third
1t thsir onpssity.
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SALES By AUCTION.
PUTURR DAYS.
SaIe IF Land.

PIrPsITANT 10 Decree Of the County Cour An,bs,
- County pronounced al IL june term l in the d
~ N, IN dsy Of September 1882 will sell to the highest hid
The TpACT OF Nd In the proceedings mentioned living on
% haad ~ st,yas Creek containing l29 adoinng ,h
, AZ M, Morriss jesse Muniay aud others improvement,
go, ana tim,,er abundant Terms cash. 10 deay
Tsius on credit Of six twelve and eighteen months boud
and good security. n..a,..e ,,,,~-,,
in.e.i,sru M
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1000 or 1880 Acres of Land Fer Sale,

Hiil suhcrihcr Wishing o the South Offer. for
L sale between LOCO aud 900 ACRES or LAND ia th,
county ol buckingham The which rr,,ls is .i.
aed at the head 81" ,r iye River Pond. may reached
~ anal b"E@c"na'us god acres about acres Ianr.
kNtr low grounds. aud at least 10 Of fats may b.
divided adv anagcohsiy into tracts II desired ON tl,
tract - new Gfs Mil, with good ana u,nr water
power ~
TWO Other Tracts, mostly in woo,ls-one containing
acres within less an miles arlw .ir wcr
ih,Tc Is bridge die River. pID
acrrs ne tobacco land well timbcrci miles from
Hard" ohs,ie with good public road running through II Ia
that place. Eur an, further address or a,. IL,
CLIFFORD tABl.Lt,
mug Off I've River WnJui,,i, N.,s,' a., -.
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GEORGES F LILLE.
z o Nj NJ y SION AIERCuA>rr
~" IL IoIt4i .-4..I.o s.1eet

.-,ov,,e>,,,.>. s.. louis, Mo.
I Az Nh'' lt,,>lA NJ AL
- inbA'to VII rvr'ye attention, a,d .Iuick rt' '-i
p,r V, n,TtS ger e~ttFa Poince Jyo,a ,,i, - t '
- 4 A. r.h 'iS'y ESQ, of Iynclbur. AMI ~ ,o,i,
"'''"''' general! in Ptersbnrs Va. SEPT ,.srI.n
l w, W.; s',,s sI',s "i All ls,trri.s anu ,,..,
and H.; 40 rittey htisalts tsf~ (atv u,,t y,
I:,ds -; Ia ~ ni way corning 6H5 seaf.
n,os 49, ne .Iuad ~ the Creates; lrois a. and SOL, M ~
''a'"a'ie sefls, at the well known Bu1aar Of " '''
b EEotGlIs, sHAFEP co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-10
MRS. KISKpATRICk,S
S G II 0 IL FOR YOUNG LADIES

I1NtHBt XII, VA
FBNllE twenty seventh session of this Institution will com
mcncc on MONDAY the 9th of SEPTEMBER next. til
house adjoining the 4th street Methodist Church The
is both central and agreeable. Terms - heretofore
aug l0dlwllcncod2w j. NJ. KIRKPATRICK.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-10

The nerchsnts end business men Of New Or
leans ara getting up memorial numerously sign
I'd, protesting against any change of the mail from
The great Northeastern and Southwestern route.
This neunsfid win be forwarded to Washington,
and ve hope win have its due effect upon the Post
Master General.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-10
C:,; Lot For Sale under a Trust Deed.

'Ih Undersigned Trustees under Decd of Trust. made
WH, r. iiuey and recorded Clerks Office of the
Hastings curt of inChn. viii Offer for sale, On SAlIR
Day thr 18th the premises, the parcel Of
ground hv saii deed II fronts "a feet 9th Alley,
side, lying between lynch and Main Streets commencing
1876 fcs! from Main street. -
TElAiSIhc property will he sold n credit of and
months for negotiable paper satisfactorily endorsed.
utl3ius JNO NJ. SPEED Trustee.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-10

EW CoNtERN.-fhc gnc have associa ed them.
selves t"gch, under the style and firm of H. r. Lucala
ana W. T. toA, Agent f." the purpose of c!nduc.in:
floating business and the! Nil be pleased wait on their old
itlt ads aud customers. l.. +. LUCADo,
W. P.tOX, Agent.
~ ohce al the Shed in of Gas Works Eicilu aud
over ~ kinnier Bridge street. l.ynchburg Va.
~ LfSCnBrRG, 9th August. leH.
his Is To certify that l. John Donald hereby appoint VIM
T. Cox as my AGENT 10 transact all business aprraniug
working and running the boats u }. rby aud "uia,"
the james River and kanaw ha Canal.
aug lUlHW2w JNO. DONALD lSrNtt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-10
Sale Of Tavern Property at Nelson Co. Ito

~ I'll At dtsirabIe TAVERN STAND In LONINGSTON
xiv known GENITAL IIoTEI," is for sale privately iii
Monday In SEPTEMBER. when II will be sold publicly,
rented Terms liberal The attention of business
called this property Apply to VIM. $. Jones' Tye River
Warchouseor 10. Whitehead Loyingston lug 9wt26sep
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-10

p.N new lnkk CATTLE MhEKEr, Ang
We nc market har. good as last nIr,t d,,,i
tfi 'r2i head, sales at $1G Ia . her Lon U.s. 'a
ne market Is IN large st,.,y; Offering, yr T. nm,
mead; stiles al &+fb per iual. '''' "s' '''I 'H'"o
'"'N'---o"erin's 100 heat; sales s6G65o Der ,Du
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-10

e u. Ksssuth, ct last accounts, was at Florence
In Italy -eensiderably ''set back by the turn Of
tain Enrops. and the restoration of peace
How would il do for him to come 70 this country
again and Try his lueh The fools are not ali dead
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-10

p AHLtAANDElA NAJ CATTLE MARKET. Ap,a
os an'l Lambs f2gp2.IA ~" T' 'iuoh f2'"hO3
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-10

iiE coparnrrship heretofore existing undo, the sc
Wilkinson II l.uca,a, dissolved dan I'll Au
gust I he name of the will only he IN winding
up L. T. lura,o is duly authorized settle up
Us. WILKINSON,
/. L L
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w w & 90 ~ =!
JOHN II. DAVIS 4. co
l.YNClHRGRss, yeREkNrx

RE- offering for inspection Yer, large stock Of SPRING
AAND SUMMER DRY GOODS; among which " III b. G,,nJ
ali the new styles of LADIES' DRESS GOODS cns;s,im IN
part of rich silks, double skirts and double upea ~
adne, Berage organdy and Jaconet double skirts aud
lawns In great variety with full line of Mancs sawls En-
broderes, Gloves Mitts Hosiery, Hand4erchiefs Ne '
Their stock of Cloths Cassmerss Nesilu,s n Ns Sun,
tioods "' 'ei'ah's
They solicit call from all In want of House rcr,s,,
where they will find full stock Velvet BrusseS Ply Is
grain and Nenitian Caryetng Rugs Mating Floor OH lo
Curtain Materials Table Linen, Shooting &c va e'
ara ~" eAAihas u oi ,ne stock april Budgets
INlEsH EGO AND ARROW ROOT CRACKERS In,
Il hand, lot OF Fresh Egg and Arroc Root rygchcr. a.
light and very nutritious diet for children and inaji far 81
" - laug e-d'sl D. H. THOMPSON, Druggist
I)lCkLtSG AND PEEsERyING.-Wc nav, for All, I-,;.
,'h2eT, Nae. ,'rer, Celery .See5. Iona WIT nj ,J
n,"cf IfipeT Nte, 'tRRt'aon, .H4star,f Sect J,y.s
1nh"f'r'i, tor'dn"er Nfef Ffne O'ire Os} De-. a. ~,
''ePV, "n'i Ne warrant 10 he ma,ie ,, Ciier-;,r
ea'' '' aug S-"tS j. H. THOMPSON. Drusg!s
CA CASES STICK LlCoRICE en- 20 Isl ynmcn and f,r a.
- " ~ taIfh iI-u's! SMITH 4 ADAMS
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Tia>te,'S sale of Newspaper prouerty.

tia>tft 5 Sale Of Newspaper Property,
uIsl&,cc ct Deed Of Trust executed 10 me ON M ION
O., ~ .ahoer lsI, and Of record in Bedford to,ntv
nuur. 'trk office shall 23d day of AGi,ST istS
& 10 sell TO the highest bidder entire interest of Jacnh
', IN we newspaper establishment known ma m. eord
Prs interest being equal undivided half of the
r,s u r. shufes &e &C., and also one-balf of ali the
e urn OF tc Robertson, one half of Nil The debts
M rrton, Job work and advertising accrung snrs.
'"e commencement OF White 4 Echos 'e A"s '"0c
ami er mas an extensive circulation for country raper
aug Go2I 4}a,.y y iHtii % * .,t's r az > lie.
SiCNE CIDER yINEGAR-ynst ,o ,,, .,a,, 49,. :.
"f ''er tf'epdr The ladies ca. 81, NM, Il, ~,
e:"r = he fure For sa. by " 40! "''" '''' N'h-
"s .. H. TiIONrso:t, D. urris,
kSotKi RICE ALUM WA. Ip-Ius, 4. Inn, am -.
~ fresl Aim Water " !" "ah'' ioo 'sea
a. d. RCCKrR
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1alMAIERGlAL.
REPORT OF TIL
Lynchburg Tobacco and Grain Market,
Alexander & loot,
MMIsgICN II e Il n T o.

TonAoooThe continued full and prices hrm parie
s,y an thr better grades which continued In active demand
sb,nng without any material change Our quotations 10
the pasi eek Fine Leaf for Wrappers ssp % Coo" 10
Common and Medium s5lT5G shipping Tobacco ssaD "
WngAT-The market buoyani earl! IN the week win
an In the part and close our quotations on
saturday SO for extra Io and 81 Sogi'' 'o' e''
prime lots. -. ,.., .o,.o,,. and We
Forn-Is without change from our last repof's aho VIC
c,niInn. Il, u,lote Superdne fGfs62s Extra 800
CoaS.--Thc market II firm at q, 0V5 l,oTh
MEaI--4l 05 nj wholesale.
OIs--In slcaf, selling ut s0de cA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-15

ec'ocs, .ur ihe rss.Sa1ce * her plsers, ls9 Wssc
Bsosdpsy
banSS ON Thursday morning. July Is, at half psse
'ca ococs LINDA Ofals daughter Of late Mrs Fanny
leSne Bassy.
Hssnrsses -ai Dresden, Thursday morning, Jus
I3 Fo"sfD HEsressoS. late o. New York.
bnbouss-oo thursday, July IL, AHsx, infant chNA
OF Soo s.a Alos b hoOrn ssed 10 moaihs and 20 days
ss Tom "a rf SID nee Of her parens No. SOL audsoa
iH.s,, zoe Sfr,es,) afternoon, at two O'Clock.
thursday. July Ia, CArHAsNx JoYos, The
Ger friends and those of her husband are respectfully
nVec 70 attend me funeral, Oh Saturday asternoou e
nue.. wv '' ~ NV
JvccHs In fremont wes,cbes.er county. on wed,ss.
gay NOZZLE Juiy ~ MI THOMAS JuGGs aged % years.
TIE frierds end Of the family the members ar
Ccvtrani Lodge No So, l. 0. of f., and the members
o. ibe Greer generally arc respectfully invited 10 asasn1
the fu,eral, On Sunday morning, at nins O'Clock de-
the Methodist church, fremont.
Farewell, but not forever,
We rccp pba,l meet again.
HIS remains viii DO taken to Greenwood Cemetery.
:. Lo.cswooD;@suGdeny, on mursday morning, July II.
peake Maryland, leaving all her property (t1b000o) 70
her nece. MSS Sarah c. Lockwood.
fully invied to at.srd the funeral from her late resi-
dence NO rs Twelfth street, this (Friday) afternooa ct
Cemetery for intern mt
Mar2iand papers please copy
hKpcaAFr In Williamsburg, on Wednesday, July Is
daughter Of John 3. and The ia.e Elizabeth q nedcrs
ageo UoDshe and % daye
The supera will take place from No. % Green street.
newark, n j., this (Frday) morning. u ten O'CLOCK
frlends and relatives are invited 70 attend.
ST JoRN-On Monday, July 4, after a lingering IInssw
oil c. assumption, CHARIEs B. ST JoHx.
Hsrems'ns were taken 10 Norwalk for intcrmeut
TRANoR.-On Wednesday evening, July 10, after
Snort but severe ilress JoHN beloved Of Hugh ana
saran TfaiDor. aged year, montha and 10 days
The relatives and rieDds Of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral! this friday aernoou q
two O'Clock, from the residence OF his parents No IT
East Thirteenth street, without further notice.
TRrErEl--On Thursday morning July H. JOHN p .
son OF sannel and Eliza Truesdel, aged years and
months.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to IT.
tenc TIE funeral this (FridAy) afternoon at two O'clock
from tie resoet OF bis parents No. 20 Dominck street
WEHRyILr -Oo Wednesday, July Is, Mr.. ABsAHAn
WEs1ERvEII, eyed 40 years, 4 months and Is days.
Inc relatives sno friends OF the family are respecuIlv
invited TO attend the funeral this (Frday) afternoon a
four O'Clock from the Reformed DUTCH church, I2st and
I'D streets ard Third avenue, without further invita-
lion.
New Orleans ard 81. Louis papers please COW
WHITING -suooeIy, on Wednesday mo,nng, July lS.
AAAsDA l0uRA, site Of Francis a. n. Whiting aged q
yeart ana 10 DAYS
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
in7tso 70 attend tie funeral from her late residences
NO il Lansrtne place, West Twepty ninth street, on
Saturday afternoon at two o'clock without urncr nyt-
ta,ion
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July ia, MAssAsrT a., dauster Of Isabel. and Captain
samuel Arkens,n tae eighth year Of Der age.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited to attend tie funeral from the residence Of her
parents, No 2Io South First street, this ridsy) after
noon, four O'Clock, without further Invitation Her
remains Will be taxed to Cypress Hills Cemetery for in.
terment.
BAyLIzs-On THU sday morning. July IA after a short
illness FILM LLOYD, only cho Of Guetavus and Ellen
Aalyepa Bay lies, sged 10 monthsSand days
The relalves naa ienos Of the family, also those OF
invited attend the funeral from the residence Of
parents, No Ill East Thirty eighth street, this rdAy)
Bypsnss. Honoulu. sandwich Islands, on Hondsy.
May 81 OF consumption, ALEoS r r BusSHAA, aged %
years.
Boston papers please copy.
CANNoS--Ai Ten Mile Ran, New Jaeey, on Wednesday
ncIuug, Jaly IS, IDA, vile OF William W. Cannon, aged
- years.
CsARIIs son Of Charles and Mary Cooke, aged
0 months and 10 days.
The fua.ral viii take place .his Friday) afternoon, a
O'Clock, from 326 East Thirteenth street.
cSAvTcap.-At Harlem, OF Wednesday, July Is, ANsA,
wife Of Ancrew Crawford, agod 70 years.
rsa to attend ne Use from y. sl sa
125th street, near Sixth avenue, Sunday afternoon
a, i've O'Clock. without fu5ther invitation
DSsss On Wednesday, July Is, SARAH FRANCES daugh
ter Of the late Benjamin and Sarah Dlbbs.
The friends are respectfully invited to a.
ocet rom Der late sssiaenos e psrsanS euae
lafayette, W ocklyn.
DIXON -os 7nursday, July IA, Mn. MARY DIXON, assd
oSyesrs.
The will tate phase from the residence o. her
husband, No. lee East Eleventh street, this rday) az
teruoop.
FiGsN.-on Thursday, July IA, OF consumption, Man
Cal La PAGAN, in the alRt year OF her age.
The relatives friends 81 the family are Invited 70 a.
tend ihe funeral from ST. Jossphs Church, Sixth avenue
thus (trdsy) afternoon, II O'Clock Her remains viii
be taken 10 Calvary O. meiery.
SsrC8slrr in this city, on Wednesday, July Is
EvCsNr GaycAELur, aged Al years.
His criende and Those Of his brother in law Mr. John
DEumergue are respectfully invited to attend tho fune
raj, from bis aie residence, No. ldS East Thirty frs
e-tes, Second avenue, this Friday Afternoon n
two clock. without further invitation.
savarpnh and Philadelphia papers please copy
GRSRS - IN his city, on Thursday, July Ia FRANCS
ApNrsDA GsxuS aged rcoeths and S DAYS
no -e'stvce snd 1rerle arr rrz,A,-f''v ,--'ta,
.....- u. i-- -. .,. =. =,
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FRElGs arrangements were light and rates unchanged
TO Liverpool 500 bales Of cotton taken at Sd.
s32d SEQ boxes of cheese by steamer at 3O and 1870
tops saea hides ut "a 81. For Glasgow, 500 s.ces OF
leather were taken at 3l6d and 80 hods taliow ut g.
10 Lonoon, 10 COO butt slaves at vessel taken
up 10 load for Cadz and return by the way OF South
America and carry Light pipe slaves Cadiz s2 the
25, eco slaves were engaged for Hamburg a. DIT
HAY Safes Of about 500 1000 bales were made at
&c. q &C for shipment.
IIME.-Frrther Gales Of Rcckand were made at 65c
and al 76c. for both forts.
EoAssEs-Sses Of 80 bids. clayed Cuba were made at
% 20, ano 40 hbos centrifugal manufactured at 2Ic
NAVAL STORES Stocks Of nearly kinds were reduced
while Gales Of spirits limited At 45c 45Isc Com
mon rotin Was steaoy at 81 TO arrive and At 81 30
Ons--Saes OF 500 gallons of hnseed were made at
6oc. a &c Cruoe whale was dull in limited demand
Crude aperm was dull and easier
PRoyYIoSs.-Posk-Tne market was again heavy and
lower TIE eaee embraced about AGO 500 bbs., in
GLIDING new mess at si5 80 SIC. clear at sls So and
prime at sl2 40 $l2 4s Beef continued rule heavy
with sales OF abou' 100 bbs including country prime at
80 Sc 70, country meas at 50 a s. rs, repack.
a SIS. Prime mess was quiet and nominal.
Beef hens were dub and nominal cut meats were in.
active wi,b Gales Of about e4c exc for shoulders and
ct &C. SIC for hams Laro steady, With sales of
AGO 500 bb!s and tierces at lo4c lie Butter was
steaoy at l2c lsc for State, lie. lec for Ohio
Cheese ranged from &c. shc.
RcE.SI,es Of about $50 casks were made chiefly for
export, at Axe a4Hc.
zoe hdcs mostly Cuba, part at &C. a6c for refining and
the remainder with the extremes of 6sc 70 &c. SIC
The latter figure for small choice extra ois to the grocery
nade The sales also comprised small lots primo TO
choice Porto Rico at exc. Sc.
TAILow-The sales TO- DAY embraced about % 600 lbs
at llc Messrs knight Son. in their circular OF to-day
report as foowssnce cur last the fellow market has
been active and We note sales CT eco lbs in hhds
CT which l0O, OoO lbs were for shipment TIE stock
hand ~ email, and the market closes firm, with good
demand for home consumption Rough f.; is arm grease
is in good demand at our quotations.
GUNNY CIO1H.-Sales of 100 cales were made IN Bos
ton at 1lAc.
wHlsKEY.-SAles Of $50 bbls were made at 27c per
gallon.