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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-11-26
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-11-26
A PROCLAIM

w HEREAS ii is deemed prudent and right
w by the Town Council of Shepherdslown
that there should be no longer permitted to re
main IN our Town or County, any stranger who
cannot give satisfactory account of himself
now therefore, |, JOSEPH WELSHANS,
Mayor OF ShePherdstown, do hereby proclaim
and make Known that all such strangers must
Immediately leave the Town and County, and
II they do not, any member of the Town Coun-
Gil, the Town Sergeant Captain Lewis Lucas,
ID. S. Rentch, l.. Z. Heskitt, Robert Lucas. Jr.,
Capt. V. Nj. Butler. and Capt. ]. A. Jones, are
requested TO make 1t their special business to
bring such strangers before the Mayor or some
Justice OF tho Peace, TO be dealt with ACCORDING
10 Law. JOSEPH WELSHANS,
Mayor of ohepherdSlown.
November 10, 1859. If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-11-26

u See advertisement Of DR.. Saniords Lv-
e. lnvigoralor and Family Catharllc Pills in
another column.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-11-26
Il. II. Il.
Helping Disease.

When the Faculty take sides with the dis
ease God help tn patient. By taking silea
with the disease, mean breaking down the
httle strength he has, and thus leaving him al
the mercy ofthe malady. Violent purging, cal
omelIzation overwhelming opiates, powerful sod
critic, very excellent alIes Of all disorders
Avoid them. Soolh the excited system with
that wonderful counter-irritant, RADWAY'S
READY RELIEF, restore the harmony and
equabity Of the circulation with Railway 5
Regulating Pills, and nature thus reinforced
will Conquer the complaint. This is the true
course il all in6ammatory and febre disorders
while for Constitutional end Chronic diseases
RAILWAYS RESOLVENT, is the grand
cOunterOaSt.
II man suffer the excruciating tor:ures OF
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Pains and Aches in
his bones and joints, or become crippled with In
lirmlies, induced ~ long sickness or misguided
medication it IS his own fault, for i; is well
known TO every intelligent person, that Rad
ways Ready Relief and Railways Regulating
p lis, will positively rid him of these disorders
These Remedies within the reach Of every
one. There is not a village or neighborhood or
this continent, but that there is an agency estab
llShed or their sale.
RADWAY & co, 30, John Street, New
York. For Sale by CHARLES HARPER
iShepheIdSown. Nov !5-2w
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-11-26
SPECIAL G03g:33CC5 583
Fits WHY Prominent.

For long time there was a paragraph ma
king lis regular weekly appearance IN our col
umns, with the brief, bot emphatic words Fits,
Fits" always at the head, 10 some an offensive
caption, but not so TO The benevolent and hu-
name, who could sympathize in the 5, flows OF
others. Some .sersons are shocked at any indI-
cation OF disease, and are even thrown Into ner.
rous excitement on Witnessing helrse or a
coffin. Such are 10 be ed. We should al
ways strive to look disease and even death in
The face with calmness, and especially take ev-
cry opportunity for allevialing disease. View
cd in this light, the advertisements Of ). j.
Hance, Of los Baltimore street, Baltimore, Nd
possess a certain interest, and those who know
of any one suffering from Epilepsy, Spasms or
Fits of any kind, should feel it a pleasure to
cut out his advertisement, or in some other way
send word to the afflicted of the great value &
hiS remedies. They can be seat any part OF
the country 10y mail. Price s. per box. Tive
SIS Twelve S24
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-11-26
KEROSENE AND CARIBOU OIL.

JUST received a superior article Of hERO-
y SE.NE IND CARBON OIL which take
great pleasure in offering to the pubic as being
the safest, most economical and brilliant light
now in use also Lamps, Chlmneys, Wicks,
Shades, SC, on the most reasonable terms, by
II. a. LAZENBY,
No. 124 Bridge street, Georgetown, ID. c.,
Dealer in China Glass, Table Cutlery, &c.
November II, 1859. 6t
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-11-26
Great Bargains q!
CHEAPER THAN EVER A.! ,

I'll L y L In HAN L EN-
THE remainder OF my stock of GOODS
i must be closed out by The middle OF
November, at some prize, without regard
TO cost. | have on hand good assou-
ment of Ladies Fall and Winter Goods,
from so TO 60 dress patterns embracing
English and French Merinoes, plain and
fancy, all wool Nous De Lains, Cotton
and Wool do, Dncas, VaIencias, &c.
These goods will be sold low to close out.
A good supply Of Swiss, Mansook and
Bard MuslIns, Bishop Lawn, India Mus.
Inns, Cambrcks. Jackneus, While and
Black English Grape, Grape Liece, Bobi-
nett, Wash Nett, Illusion, Swiss and Cam.
brick Edge and Inserting, Thread, Linen.
and Cotton Edge, Laces; Cord Cambrick,
Silk, Thread, Cashmere and Kid Gloves,
Shawls, Ribbons, Hosiery, Ginghams,
Apron Checks, Cloths, Cassineu, Blank.
els, Dress Trimmings a great variety, a
good supply of Ladies Shoes on hand,
Mems and Boys Boots & Shoes, Caps, &C.
chilGten'S Shoes, Hardware, Queens.
ware, plain black all wool Nous de
LANES, Wells, Belts, &c. expect lot
of Domestics such as hleached and brown
MusIins, Calicoes. &C.. which will be
sold al COST. Call early and get Bar
gains. my time is short. am delermin-
ed to close by the middle of November
at some price or other.
WIN. MOULDER.
October Is, 1859.
N. B.-I would again request all who
are Indebted to me by mole or open az.
count, to call and selrle up at once. All
unsettled accounts remaining in my hands
on the 25lh Of November, will be placed
into the hands OF an officer to collect &C.
cording to law.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-11-26
ApproXimating Prizes

25,o29 Prizes amounting to $500
CERTIFICATE OF PACKAGES will bo sold at
The follow ing rates, which Is the RISK
Cert of Pack Of 10 Whole Tickets, $50
I'D Half 80
I" 10 Quarter " ID
" 10 Eighth $50
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES.
Enclose the money 10 our address Tor the
tickets ordered. on receipt Of which they viii
be forwarded by first mail. Purchasers can
have tickets ending IN any figure they may Se-
signate.
The list Of drawn numbers and prizes will re
sent to purchasers Immediately after the draw
ing.
Notice 10 Correspondents.
Those who prefer not sending money b.;
mail, can use The Express Companies, whereby
money for Tickets, ~ sums Of Ecu Dollars and
upwards, can be sent Us III oar Risk ind Err
pense, from any city or town where there Is an
Express Office The money and order must be
enclosed in GOrernmtnt Post Office Stamped
Emreiope, the Express Companies cannot re-
CCIyc them.
All communications strictly confidential.
Orders for Tickets or Certificates by Mail
or Expire to be directed TO
MCKINNEY * CO,
Savannah, Georgia.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-11-26

non, :, which the town was 'hl' aI'e. "o'"
,h,ou,, Some spleluI enemy h@d SCI
Al T,,c's stab es. anG the ever
ze.lous fIe-eating "chi'a ~ W"'' ,'"'i'
,,o lime of our first advent IN We place.
Js.,iy II 10 make on' VIsi' "hc"Ihi"r'a'
~. and ont.eTor,s fu H. and who had
,heir cau>eless and ridiculous
'sal,nc,,,ions, eagerly took hole on the
occasion to spread the report that they
were .Ab3liuOn emIssarle>, acting under
my directions, who had set the torch TO
The wheat stacks and barns.
What | feared most was an attack on
,hc iail, in which the military" would
participate. have some good reasons
Tor believing that there was a band Of or
Eanized desperadues who. al one time, de-
termined 10 force tie AL and lynch the
prisoners. This was seasonably discov-
cred, and prevented, by an officer in com.
mand. Now, if mob, composed of a
drunken and infuriale people. should as
semble TO drive obnoxious people out Of
the town with the gent"el incidents Of
''tar and feathers" and rot over-lTesh
eggs, SuCn moo "SuIu DC more lhtn
likely to make an attempt on that little
prison hoHse, and, by way Of parenIhe-
sis, let me say, think the gsllows a
pleasanler instrument of torture and death
than the tormeuls of Virginia mob.
Deeming it no valor bu, sheer foolhar-
dinesS to brave the pOpulace, Mr.. Jeweu
and packed our bays and Quilted the mu.
nicipaliues Of Charlestown, the County
of Jefferson, and the gallant old Common
wealth Of Virginia. Al h's time dc
not know whether my associate, MIR. Sen
mott, survived the Sabbath which ensueC
upon our departure, or not. Being al
avowed political friend OF the South, he
was not so unpopular as the undersigned
who never knew how TO cotton" 1t /,
to be hoped that those who remain or &c
10 serve John Brown in legal capacity
may not meet the same sort of "hosp ital.
i'y" and courteous" treatment which the
'.chivary" bestowed upon
Yours truly, GEO. II. HOYT.
National House, Washington, Nov. lG.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-11-26

The u. S. Court, in which Stevens,
one of the Blown rebels. is TO be tried,
meets in Staunton, in May next. Hazlett
has been examined before Maglstrale's
Court at Charlestowa, and sent OF for tri-
al in the Circuit Court, in May next.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-11-26

On Thursday night last. the stack yard
of Waller Shirley, near Camerons De.
pot, in This county, was burned by an in,
cendiary. LosS-lrom two to three thou
sand dollars.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-11-26

95,o28 Prizes amounting to $500 Jlt
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-11-26
S A n F O r D. S
FAMILY
CATHARTIC PILLS,
COMPOUNDED FROM


Pure Vegetable Extracts and put up in Gas
Cases, Air Tight, and will / eeP in any climate.
The Family Cathar- &c PILL is gentle
but active Cathartic Z" which the propre.
tor has used in his = practice more than
twenty years.
The constantly IT, O. creasng d m a nd
from those who have long used the PILLS
and the satisfaction 9 which all expire 5 in
regard To their use, has - induced me 10 place
them within the reach = of all.
The p .ofeSsion well O. know that different
Calhartcs act on differ q ent portions OF tn
bow els
The FAMILY CA - THARTIC PILL
has, with due reference e. to this we'll estab-
lished fact, been COM - pounded from a va
Tlety OF the purest Veg - tab | e Extracts,
which act alike on every part of The allmenla.
ry canal, and are good and safe in all eases
where Cathartlc is .eded, such as Derange-
menls Of the Stomach, Seepiness, Pains in The
Back and Loins, Cosliveness, Pain and Soreness
over The whole body, from sudden co d, which
frequently if neglected end in long course Of
Fever, Loss OF Appetite. Creeping Sensation
of Cold over the body, ReStessness, Heat ache,
or weight in the head, all Infammat,ry Dsea-
seS, Worms in Children or Adults, Rheumatism
a great Purifier Of the Blood and many diseases
to which flesh is heir, too numerous to mention
in this advertisement. Dose l to 3.
Price Three Dimes.
The Liver Invigorator and Family Cathlrric
Pills are retaled by Druggists generally, and
soi wholesale ~ the Trade in II the large
towns. S. I. w. SANFORD, VI. D.,
Manufactures and Proprietor,
335 Broadway, New York.
November IL, 1859. ly
, 1859-01-07
COMM ERCIAL.
Coumerc1at and Money Matters.

Co&afoefcaAa @A~ HAo' ,.n
rrr.xor ke-1,ha y1,nev market
.~.;s;,.d tha .sros dcl, festures during the |
- ,,...a :, .rv n.rt;,rl.- b.. occnrret,
~ =. h.v. .;no,,v n rene.t onotations, viz:
E-ch,ros Arm .t IL per cent premium. Bank
d;,co,nt. II ner eent Go,d 1@11s, sud selling
,nlv IN anal, ,ot.. strsat rates nominal xt |
W. ~ '7' - ,;.,,. II srv
4:2@@ Per cea' per saoa'n" 'e4, A'
first class paper in the street and traosseslo Ii
l;pnitsd.
~. r.,,,-;; ,,,,n.r.t;ra statement Of
n.-,.. e., ~.
the condition oI toe ne" AotA oAoAs 4ot tno
weeks ending Dec IS and jar. J.:
neg. Jan. l..
1osns. .sla II ~ s;Gst 2l9 1ne'.esxqst
spee.,: .,:;;;;;,..''..'' eeM:,s IA ine. 3seGs
Nss III sIts.... saoSsts5 a1tAl9 1nc..a 0o7,lls
The compsrison with the corresponding week
~ ,aat xeor .nd Nth midsummer j. A. follows:
O. 4@0' se0. Aoo "'sa o14u'u'A'1e' - 40 ~.
Losrs q, and sn.r,. e..eur,. n.Ue.t,.
,z .os -n d, 80. -, a,a ~ ,ao N, ~ m IN
rnt Il * III 3.s a3I s33G 81: s.tso 81 sal:9ssi
Jan. j. 't. L. Gsi ss :7.l2s,2i s.65so9u 9obsila
The specie line has been steady at very high
sonr.-ona hafor. rrtnox, in the fnancie, his.
oes ~ S'. s-s ...,,,.,.
soff oi Inc connuy. oacn lomeooo aa1o"n'o
Of coin cannot remain locked up and compara-
tiye1v uselesa much longer. The deductions of
tie shrerdest men Of the age must be entirely
at fault if it does not form the basis Of more
subs,Antial progress within the next few years
than has ever been witnessed before in the his.
tory Of the world.
The New York Times Of Tueeday hns the fo.-
lowing:
The New year cpens with IN enhanced move
nent IL MI departments OF tho Bank return.
T,sing oneNtbe tset rse.;ot. 1ro,1 o ra1tar1s;e
having averaged but two days Of the week. The
undrawn deposits ere but tt0o millions dollars,
,no 1uup., ~ p'epntation to5 .ne oNlaenos
poratinDs ,he loans am m te67 a54 in ant;e;oa.
lion Of the mercantile and other payments ofthe
eno January. The peculiar feature in the
,his c;tv shnntd stond M tha a.. ~ 1an ~ ~
midst 1T the actse business at the South. 10
PEER me Summer maximum. ms On the 10th Ju.
4eo ss4 ia1 4. 10 F1chsnc.a ,+,,e ~ noS
already ghos sigpa Of turnipR ia our fsvor' The
PROBABILITY Is nut only that the drain in that d.
- la,n ~ oPee'G nao atnoat cesseo. pu' 1nst
quarter Of the Union viii heuce{orth increa,e.
running up The Deposit line to one hundred MD
sH1us " t1e 1st o1 Ap1li' ana 70 one huhdrt9
, 1859-01-07

a. r. THOMAS D. CO.
Late ThoGa4 Eackrta
TOMMIS SSlOk Il ER CH a Mt 8.
~ Office and Warrhou.e No. q North Dearborn street.
txo doon horh Of The Gsleua fsezht Depot Chicago.
LII neia.
Exclphye attention Owen 10 the s4le and purchate OF
Flour. Grain, Lave Etoek. P1oTdonA &t., Commission.
, 1859-01-07
Transportation.

A TLANTIC ROYAL NAIL STEAM NAV
"A teailon CoupsnJ's New York ard Galway Line
Tie de2ature Ne1 York will be the Steanl,hp
pAGIYG Captain N;seoIs9n A to :.il otn NsE YoEk
CAssIAN, Capt jacs son. to sal frSm New f4sk flurs
ds }faa5 IT,: M a.: s'achnk ~ s. !ohn f
~; neeona. ~: ttra ~ Including fEe- ueke:: .
T n r r. III Bdd ~
dink Paaazs e :, S Johns. flrs' Class s3s; Second
esn Exp tss Cam ,any,. 81 Eadscn 1feet e Bioadway
and at their other advertised Offices in the interior.
Above Offices 10 bns pesons ont 10 any Of the prine
pal cities en- the lines o railway In t}1e4t britain for "a
Of nom Galway for 80.
ALFX HOLLAND. M1n,Hey,
Jas g. FARGO. ofn-e Of American Exrress Co..
No. 70 Dearborn 8tFeet Chlcaxo
New TnYk NnY kSz63 3r,
, 1859-01-07

...WASHINGTON-ST.
CHICAGO
T1HE SUBSCRIBER IS PREPARED TO
L tnIsh Tips IN ltsr. o. sraal apaattIes made ron
Page; He Aso 9agRlie,5 .sa asxe noet q. FkEss-
for complete Printing Office. Anew soeclmea Book L
now ready for deyery aad vii b. seat 10 paztes wah.
tcx to orrtes On Application.
Iahtettsn DE-. DODGE rrtxErrtf
, 1859-01-07

II. 4. TUCKER T. 90.
TXCHANGE BANK - BANKERS AND
Dea}ess IL Exchange, uo<ner Of Uazt and Lake-ts
Ghic4xo, Illinois.
~ Oollecnom n1as In be Nferrnt eiues In III
Dnicn- Exrh1aka u Shn tuHtsk en1e84 rita Mn Al
, 1859-01-07

GTATE Or ILLINOIS, COOK COUNTY,
y e. County o,uzt of Cook County. February
Michael staotA administrator Of tie estste Of Margaret
VEIL IA osbeF n ngfan ie2 ,p
, 1859-01-07


The fGllipg of in the yield OF lard ID variously
reported trou !. lbs to lbs per hog, ot the places
north Of the Ohio river. Al the few points
soush Of that VIC hnse heard from. IN increase ID
reported. Our impression is that the falling Of
in lard. taking the whole packing together, will
be lbs per hog, We Wish it to be distinctly
understood, however, TINT this is but au estii.
mate. as We hnve not made any systematic cal
cufntlon regarding lard more than the idea We
formed By looking orer The returns; still We
think our estimate rather abofe than below tho
actual deficiency.
Au impression ID quite prernlent that there ia
. general failing CIT at the ANAL pieces. We
lind the reseEBe 10 be the case. So lar a. ve
hare the returns, we have heard from but four
places where none were packed this scason, aud
We have heArd Of three places where no packing
was done last season, but considerable waa done
this season two oI them packirg 23, 900 bead
We woulo alao state TINT the returns from the
Southern counties Of Indiana and Illinois, in
the above aggregates. show d deficiency this
year OF $4,000. We allude 10 this, in order that
our readers may undersiand that The short crop
Localities are we'll represented IN the figures We
give. Indeed all the plnces Of Importance where
there is marked falling od, are Included in the
returns above Riven, as well - most OF the pia-
ces where there is large increase, 80 that those
one hundred end twenty i've places ret 10 hear
from, are those where We may look for fair
lncreaee, but how much the whole increase in
number will be, ne cannot say with any degree
Of accuracy, at present; That there will be 9 net
increase, however, after allowing for the falling
oil in weight. ne have no doubt, but bow much
1t Will be We a1e not nov prepared to eay.
, 1859-01-07
NEW JUVENILES FOR THE CHRIST
~ MAS HOLIDAYS.
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NATION: By Hi&h2 Noyce- llustrxted with Se5
nne wood enkT2r:nks- draGn from the oti:etA ooe
0rr rIn T0qf7R.' .' So, :, -. Il: Yn..r1
nTGJpsse psetttly nasssaied- 1:rao. aeat CLOTH.
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us;ra;s1 w!'h % safds q Icy n*as stel ea1arinES
GREEfS -tGRSERY -ANyE1L;. viii .ors,aI
eoaE!eas ons ot Nh 8 g Aa!t Mn ABBY. Aasy
Gma Well printed with co ored eoxza1toxk Exra
u,s4y!t1n e y ~ sdzes 90
Iounk by the aushor ol ~Aunt Faan.s chrtstraa1
e1nnes.r / usat Volume Elmo. 10th. 81 cts.
RER7E4V NOEL: \ story for 3outh. By I, J. May.
author OF Lou;ss 8caool Boz DayA "san1hlae ot
g1eys1ene." he. ueaa Volume lssao. MinEsraied
MIA GREY; nex s.oU. 81 Nara J. Xe1ntoah.
The aouTe, and many otaerx tofetteF With 14FTs IT,
eostnecs Of Illustrated klts books. Por EAsby
VI. B. KEEN, Bookseller,
-
, 1859-01-07
New York Market.

eYTura1AFa.l EEK YoxE. Jan. e
F1orR--Ylrn With fair dema-d for the eastern and
local ttade Sales % bbl> = ss4 81 fo stase;
15Us95 10 for 10 medium extra westetn t5'u
for shp brapta extra round hoop bio; clos quiet
md tEm 0knada.: d3rs firm; 3Nbbs; u 3Odk6 TO
TAT COR 70 tholCe txtrzB-soxi s41ta. kse Hlorr
a350@4 ~ DackRheat fvur Qu;tt: &a5o9..75 per lG1
Gk1s-Wheat quiet. prices unchasrei: fair n-sonnd
Chicago Err.ng vi. brig fur t Ing raj = @
bu red and wLi.e Missouri taken toKeher 4l2l Rye
scarce and wanted: &c for Jersey snd 6c pFu,e
North RIEc5 Barley cu1l sales U00 bu: fair Niagara
Co. II t5c- New Corn Grmer: old duh and ra.h r
heAyy: western mixed trtrly odrfed at 7AG6 K. whilst
buyefu TO over sbc-st1es U0 hu s187ac
yellow Je1seg End Southern Qai4arn Ei1h mod.
crate business dong; b24t54c III biate and 5ec
Fefern sud Canadian.
wniskr-rirn, stss 1to bb'z at &c: holders generally
refuse to accept ttas thsn EXC. ,
Pxoylstoss -Pak Is,hes e.sle- salea 1872 bb]s 1t
prime including ~ bbls new for June ctuyery $50
30 dayA sts Co. iee s,eahy: sa,es 400 bhs II y 60
400 for pritue 81 91t ~ +zs: - 5us 80
packed uees; - fr extra 1ness. Beef hams
st:a s4rs i0l packages at l3a Sc. Prime meg tee1
uouaa,Ai kt tl69ts bacon Quiet Cut Mea'l steady
tsles 10 bids NJ 61s9GHe for shoulders and ex9sc Tor
hnms Dressed hos QuIrt At 61 for the xhUe range
5D Restc- dressed heavy orr I'D sold At 7Ac. Lard
bnoyaot gAe1 40 sbls al At 1K@llk utter ateAdy Ut
12D for Ohio: t:325 for stae. Cheete firm t99A.
h40CKs-S cond toard active. Phi e. ghet No Is.
sSI; Va ask: pecihe MA!tsa:H t4k: tudson 24h
RrAdinG AZ NJ Ak; Panama 1lsI; GalenA CnicaEu
7lA; Chi. ako Rock ltlaod 81.
, 1859-01-07

THURSDAY Ev1rko. Jan. {.
FtoCR-Market ver1 dull sael were: 100 Dbl. E1.
celAoF - 'spr!nE Extra, on p.t
NHEAT-Matkct %tyy quiet Sales today were: lsao
bu No. sp1iuz At 6a1c in store: $40 bu new Rejected
twt!kht ~ ns 10 tue neaaufed buahe) t4tc delr.
cred N bu old Rected al ,c In so1e 800 br REJECTED
Winter ii c0c On track.
CoRN-1n good demand and advanced 1c. Sales TO-
das ~eFe ~ bn shelied At 5e track: SO bu Eur Com
Et5c on track.
h1c fre OF ssoFEe hc~ crop nominal Al ca In bssr,
HAHLEf-ho ou prime Btate. u bbc On traex
RfE-1n Ssod demand by dktilerz It 6cae7e M, A
- at depot ~
BUcKTHEAT FLoCR-Coruon, q .sSa: .; mr. no
o. Dixon hllA akoo F1oon4
MIDDLlNGs-No. SIS Fton
sHoR 's-PAune. tl3 r ton.
PR0Tls10NS-Mcss Pork eaxies. Decl!nsdc5c ea,e.
today Werc-s0 bbs ca:s packed st Aa lsa hh!s H. O.
It t1s. Nothing doing in Cut Measa Or Bacon, Nem
Beef nominal at as1slQ
LAnD-Ffm. but Inactive, at lQHalDkc,
TALLoE-Qaiet 1t shGl0.
+ DRESSED uOG3-Heceipts better. sod Of excellent
quality. The market, however II very duh, Tia sAIea
were:
?; Hogs arsr..nt e sss y. e:.....tkls Pig Il.
i &c ;S ''s'e'n;i' sF w
LIVE ERoGa-Recelpts about 800 bead. The nxskst
was very quiet and there were no TRANSACTIONS -buyeu
and selers being apart
H1DE2-7he market was better to-da5, and prices
shade hizhez 6&les were: 4 aseen Country nj TIC: 70
do At sxc; rs Green Baltea md Trimmed =, exc g Dy
Flint. at l5Hc,
PELTz-citS J&oparr. s1.ko71.Ge coqut., pooasi. 81
BUTTER--oonuon. loalsc: Choice 14alsc,
DGGR-Preah searce. and in epod requem. NJ e. .
lined EeEA Ne.