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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-06

REIMBURSEMENT or NIRGISIAs Expenses.
-"Occasionar' Of the Philadelphia Press
writes from Washington:
1T is rumored that Immediately after the
organization Of the House one Of the Virgin
Ia delegation will rise in his place and in
troduce bill making an appropriation to
detray all the expenses incurred, as we'll In
the suppression Of the attack at flarper's
Ferry rs in the subsequent proceedings
the money, Of course, To come out OF the Ma
tiona Treasury. Whether Judge Black has
suggested this movement, or whether II
comes from the President, in his anxiety to
address himself to the existing excitement in
the South 10 order To proHots his nomina-
tion by the Charleston Convention, am not
able t. say: but ] have no doubt that some
such proposition will be made and insisted
upon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-06

Our exchange papers in various quarters
of the State. are stating facts, TO show the
fidelity of the colored population Of this
State; their rejection of all countenance or
sympathy for Brown and his associates their
fear that Browns yillainous schemes may De
t. their dstrimept, and their satisfaction that
he has received his .ipst deserts. They have
sense enough to know that theE trsA,st and
best friends are their own masters, ana rte
citizens of Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-06

AZ The election held in Scott county last
xs,k. for the purpose Of ascertaining the
sense Of the people - to the propriety Of q
coupty subscription Of go, go to the vi
,;nia 4 Kentucky Railroad. very large
majority was polled in favor Of the spbser'p-
lion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-06

The Mobile Tribune thinks that Richard
Realf, John Browns STRAY Secretary OF
State" wrote the anonymous letter about
the Harper's Ferry project which was sent
to Secretary Floyd. 1t saya, Mr.. Realt was
in that vicinity for several weeks during the
months OF September and October. employed
in literary labors Sometime between the
lst and 10th Of October he left Mobile for
New Orleans. lie arrived there. was seen
TO enter u hack or cab, and has not been
heard of since
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-06

1t is not Improbable that the Wing Ma
tional Committee, appointed at the Baltimore
Convention in 1856. may be called together
at an early day TO deliberate upon the course
proper to be pursued at the next Presiden-
tial election, and to take measures to make
their conservative influence effective in the
canvass We are quite sure that their ac-
ton will be conservative; and We sincerely
trust that it may tend to the reorganization
and establishment of the Wing party
free from sectionalism--North and South.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-06

At meeting of the Directors Of the East
Tennessee and Virginia Railroad Company,
held on Thursday last, at Greensvills. DR..
VIM. Mcfarland was elected President.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-06

We have purposely omitted from the a'-
counts Of the recent Abolition demonstra-
tions at the North. tho blasphemous and dis
gushing speeches made by the fanatics at the
meetings. held. 1t is enough to state thu.
many Of then we're such as could only be
expected from wicked iraitors and vile incen-
diaries
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-06

Tksrs are reports about danger to Mr..
Faulkner, senator Mason, and others. from
abolitionists-ab their boAsss being guard
ed by their friends about their bsiag kid
mapped and held as hostages; aud such like
things All probably put out to increase
excitement and to make mischisf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-06

Hon. X. n. Martin. it is said, has been APP
pointed Judge of the Baltimore Superior
Court vice Il. G. Lee, deceased The mat
ter however, il not certain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-06
Tslegraphic Dispatches.

MONTREAL, Dec 3.--We were visited yes
terday with snow storm The weather is
cold and clear to-day Thermometer > de.
grees below zero. All steamers, with the
exception Of the ferry boats. have gone INTO
winter quarters.
KlSGSroN, L. c., Dec . Weather fine and
frosty this morning. Six inches OF snow fell
last night.
QrEnsc. Dee, 3.-W Gather clear and cold.
Snow storm last night River full Of lee.
New ORLEANS, Dee. 3-ilavana dates to
the Both ult have been received. Sugar wa,
firm at reals Molasses was scarce. Lard
was declining; sales at sl7(asls per quintal.
The steamship Severance, not Savannah n
first reported, is ashore bslow.
DUBUQUE, Iowa, Dec. 3.--The democratic
State convention for the election OF delegates
To the Charleston convention, will be held al
Des Moines on February 22d 1860.
DUBUQUE, Dec 3-Within the past week
large aud rich deposits Of lead ore. valued al
from 800, 600 t. 500, 100 have been discov-
cred near this city
TRoY, \. Y. Dec ) P. M.--The build
ings of the Troy Hosiery Company (which
were partially destroyed by fire about two
months ago are now IN flames.
HARrERs FkRsY Dec 4,-al5 =. NJ
The German Rifles, the liowitzers and Young
Guards, Of Richmond, arrived here from
Charlestown this evening, in specla! train,
and will leave fur Washington ut eleven ..
clock rhe Montgomery Guards and the
Eichmond Blues, from Martinsburg, leave
Fers toFor:oy Iothlng new from Charles
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-06

Phsrs ia t.bad blood" bst~.f9 the friends
of Gen. Pierce and those Of Senator Doug
las, in New Hampshire. At Concord, ths
former triumphed in recent political meet
ing
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-06

On Friday morning, Andrew }. McCarty,
member of the New York Board of Council
men, and candidate for reelection. was
arrested ON an indictment by the Grand jury
for the murder Of Patrick Cosgrove, alias
"Cockrouch," q notorious burglar, who died
some four or FIVE months ago from the ef
fects Of u stab in the abdomen received in
the Oregon House, Fulton street, on last
New Years eve, during quarrel which &C.
CURED between Cosgrove, McCarty and 9th
ers. 1t was generally supposed that Cos
grove was perfectly we'll aware from whose
hands he received his wounds. but he per
sistently refused to make charge against
any one, preferring to wait until he had re-
covered his strength and was able to chastise
the offender with his own hands.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-06

INOR SALE AT FRENGHS boot 0pf tsr...
IL dicai Dspoi, an article no family shoa.d u
without-Spauaing's celebrated prepared ".ur
1t is always ready, and the stickiest thing o'st
offered for sale, price 25c. per bottle.
SCOTS Infantry Tactics, 2 vols. S2J0 all
Hardee Rifle snd Light Infantry Tactic, 'n.',
$l.5O 4 trosh supply, just received.
Almanass tor 1860, all kinds, tor sale by iLs
dozen gross, very cheap.
A full and 0ampleie assortment u Didfi7' VI
1900, beautiful styles. very cheap.
The Metropolitan Cathpllr Almana" AMI LatH
Directory for 1850, recommended Wy tue A''-
bishop OF Baltimore, 25c.
All tho Now Books, Papers, and Magazine =
csiyed ~ soon a. published
Hunts Merchants Magazine and Como'fr'a'
Review tor December, zoe.
Comic Monthly for January, 1861, d..
Look out tor Leslies Paper thu week, very H'''
8 cts.
All the Weskles on hand I'
SUPPLlES FOR THE HOLIDAY
- 50 bags fair Rio Coffee
loo :" good mo Cone5
50 prime
SO Maracnibo
IS Old Government Jaw COTE.
80 pockets Old /"
IS boxes Chocolate
5 hbl,. Ground Ginger
10 hhis MuscOyain Sugar
10 /" Porto Rico
Is boxes Bunch Rssins Is bbi' conn.
Sugar; a. bbls A Is and G coteo do - j..
Portland do; 20 do New Orleans M'Ia''e't Z" =
Golden syrnps; ~ tierces Mu-coyuio -. :" ~,
do do; 70 do. New York syrup; ~ h"'. -.
Bedford Adamantine Candles; ~ u" -. ~
Cheese; 50 dozen Panted Pals, loo bDNt' =
Mould Candles 20 bale. Wrapping I"ia,, ."'
GRAY. MILLER 40,
dec O corner 81 King aud " h.ef .
U,HH LONDON ILLrSTRtTED WV,
i with COLOkEU SUPPLEMENT, a. -
PRENCH's.
The London News tor TIL. week ha' '''.
fully Colored Supplement- u tx itun'"S ''
cry" 2lc,
Bsllou'. Magazine for January l'oo. i'
Yankee Notion. tor January, lvc. ...,..
Appletan's Railroad and s'oam HA''.
Guide for December 25c
Sherwood White, Railroad iail' i'f p'.'~
Der. 2jc.
The Child Of the B.v The sailor Pf1ss
BY Sylvunus Cobb, jr.. he.
INUHs. FURS!.-SECOND SlPPLl
l. haye opened th, day our second ~
LADIES DRESS FrRS. "hIfh, ~ ''.
our torner stnck. make our n,s"rfhrh' - :,
plets. We earnestly invite the Lair' ~ -.
call, NJ We will sell our PURE a. N"n i,.nup,
dee 2 :. & ". MEYENbhh''
~ BOXES PINE APPLE CHEESE ''''
~ ceiyed, and for sale by ,,...
nov Is M@E>E -"
rnnn POUNDS NEW HAMS IV'o -.
IUUU Shoulders Bacon, Just t',''.irnE
..ls BY luoy 81 JOHN 4 ~.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-06

As near as can be ascertained, the annual
yield Of gold from the California mines, ex-
ceeds sixty millions Of dollars per annum.
and this year the product. it is confidently
predicted, will be nj least eighty millions
This would seem to conclusively establish
the inexhauStble character of the mines, and
their uugmenting richness.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-06

The Mobile (Alabama) Tribune seeks t"
alay excitement-condemn some of the re-
cent movements about the Brown affair-de-
clares that the South is united, vigilant, and
able to protect itself, and that with this union
and vigilance it has nothing to fear-and that
the exponent Of Southern feeling should be
calmnrss and reliance. 1t adds that 1.-THE
true Virginia spirit appeared in the mild
language in which the unimpassioned Judge
passed sentence of death on the wretched
culprits who had forfeited their lives by the
dreadest crimes known to human law; tho
true Virginia spirit appeared at that same
solemn scene when the solitary applause OF
one individual was disowned by crowded
court room, when the offender was promptly
expelled, and the reporters Of the Northern
press assured that no was not q resident OF
the environs, ncr even of the county,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-06

The Richmond Wing contends that no
Southern Opposition man in Congress ought
to have any utilization or conference with u
single one of those Northern members. who
has endorsed OF recommended for circula-
ton, directly or indirectly, the slanderous
and discretionary Helper pamphlet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-06

1t was stated few days since that John
Brown had acknowledged his participation
in the Kansas massacres in converting with
Sheriff Campbell. On the day before his
execution he conversed with Col. Brown,
Of Stafford county, one Of the Generals
aids on the said subject. during which
he said, that though he did not commit
these murders, he sanctioned them, be
cause the victims wers pro-slaysry men who
stood betw cen him and the execution OF his
plans He thought therefore, he was justi-
fed in getting rid of them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-06

The newspapers are publishing Letters
said to have been written by John Brown to
his family, and other persons, previous to his
execution. We have no evidence of their
authenticity But, if they are genuine, II
will suffice 10 say, that they breathe deco
toaal spirit-express many pious sentiments,
justfving his conduct. and show no contri-
ton for his past course. 1t seems that he
earnestly besought his wife not to come on
to Charlestown 1t would also app rom
them that he never had any idea Of II rescue,
OF an attempt at one. Considering what sort
of man Brown was. and his past career,
unrepented of, and still goried in. one OF
these letters (said to be the last one he ever
wrote to his wife, his children. and his
friendS) reads very much like hlasphemy and
hypocrisy in it he affects to speak
like a saint, and to be thinking of nothing
hut religion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-06

The Charter election in New fork city
takes place to-day. Thecutest for the Mayor
il hitter and animated, and the vote cast will
no doubt be much larger than at the recent
State sisetion. The contest is triangular
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-06

Whilst at Harper's Ferry, the gentlemen
with Mrs. Brown made an investigation as
to the disposition of the bodies of the insur-
gents killed at the INVASION in an effort to
find the bodies of the two sons of Brown
They found that three Of them had been
thrown in one grave, aud nine in another.
helter-skelter, and the top Of the pile only
covered by one foot Of loose earth The re-
ceptacles were opened, but it was found i'm
possible to identify any Of the bodies, aud
the effort to recover them was given up
The bodies will all, however, be taken up
and given proper interment
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-06

The Muscatine Journal learns that the
mother of Edwin Barclay Coppic, who re
sides in Springdale, Cedar county, Iowa.
has received letter from the latter, vino is
now in Canada stating that he and eleven
of his companions haVs arrived safely in Her
Britanic Majesty's dominions. Four Of them
were wounded-one of them so severely that
his comrades were obliged to carry him most
of the time for the first four days Of their
flight. Barclay Coppic is one OF the num-
DO; for whose arrest Gov. Wise ofere d re-
ward of SGD each.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-06

1t was announced by telegraph, that Geo.
w. Bishop, of New Haven, had been arrest
ed in Philadelphia for stealing negroes
Bishop was dealer in horses, and some
three months since, went to Alabama, with
twelve horses and oolnred man from New
York, Offering the latter a liberal salary for
his services Since that time the negro has
not been heard from. While passing through
Philadelpha on his return, Bishop was ask
cd what had become Of the negro, when he
replied that he had decided to remain in
Alabama. From the fact that he has had
considerable money in his possession it was
suspected that he had sold the negro while
in Alabama. lie is held in s. 900 bail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-06

Heller. or Helper, who prepared the Abo-
lition book, lately SO much talked about,
and endorsed and recommended by many OF
the Black Republican members of Congress
and Others, was denounced nearly year
ago. by Senator Bigg Of \. C., OF the floor
Of the Senate. as , renegade, if not refugee
from justice; IS guilty Of breach of trust
and theft; and no doubt, should he ever re-
turn to where he was born, will receive the
punishment which tbs law Of North Carolina
inaicts on larceny
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-06

Never was there more unjust and insult
ing expression applied to any patriotic de
than that which some of the
Black Republican presses take 80 much plea
sure in af6xing to their notices of the recent
proceedings in this State, relative to the
Brown affar-the Big Scare" There has
been no ALARM" no scare" in Virginia.
The citizens and troops were informed Off
cially, by those in authority, that authentic
had been received of Il desi gn
on foot to obstruct the execution of the laws
The volunteers were called out to see that
the laws ,cere executed. and to prevent a
rescue. This duty they performed with zeal
and alacrity, rs became good citizens. with
out trepidation or backwardness. This is
the whole amount Of the matter. If there
was too much display, that was not in the
control Of the great body of the people, and
might easily he pardoned. under the circum-
stances of the case. Ii i. highly probable,
that. had not strong measures been adopted,
rescue would have been attempted. As it
is, peace has been preserved. and all is now
quietnesa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-06

In letter from Constantinople, of the Cd,
we read:--"The correspondent at this place
of one of the French papers having short
time since stated that one of the Sultan 5
daughters married to Mahmoud Pacha, had
given birth to son, which WAS strangled
soon after ts birth for State reasons, the off
cial paper of to-day gives fat contradiction
to the report. The Sultana Djemile, mar
ried to Mahmoud Pacha, was delivered says
the journal, Of daughter still born. If this
be true, it is pity the fact was not made
known before. The general impression here
has been in conformity with the account in
the French newspaper. Be this as it may,
there is some wonderful provision of nature
by which, with the exception of his sons, the
Sultan's relatives that come into the world
are all females.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-06

The Richmond Enquirer publishes ons Of
the demoliacal anonymous letters recently
received by Coy. Wise, dated from Ran
dolph, Vermont, threatening him with muir
der, dc. 1t is probably, . soRtamptible
'hoax" but even as hoax" it shows tie
evil spirit that is in the hearts Of soms mis-
creants
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-06

The whole number Of citi.ens on the ground
at the execution at Charlestown, could not
have exceeded three hundred. though there
were many on the houses and sheds Of
Cbarlestown. within sight of the gallows.--
Nota fsmsls or child could be seen with
the exception OF . few at the windows of dis
tsnt dwellings. 4 fsS Negroes we're within
sight on the surrounding bills.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-06

The Baltimore Exchange tells the leaders
of the Republican party at the North. that
they should not be surprised at the manner
in which their late course has been received
at the South. 1t says, that their own incen-
diary language, has been the means Of bring
ing about the present state Of things-and
that even yet when they protest that they
do not intend to justify Brown, their very
protestativns and disclaimers are too often
rendered with look Of hate and an air of
defiance. Impartial History will record that
in all this matter, the fanatics and traitors Of
the North, are atone to blame. If mischief
ensue. they are the cause. If CONFUSION,
and ruin happen-which may God avert
they are the guilty ones-without reasonable
excuse, or single ground for palliation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-06

CALI At MEYENBEkG'S and buy one OF
Y those black solurrd silk Elastic BELTS
kpr Isl cts worth ia cts dec
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-06

The Boston Courier and Boston Post in
form US that "the recent attempts of bold and
bad men in fremont Temple and elsewhere,
to assume to speak the public sentiment Of
Massachusetts, upon the great question which
now stirs the Union-loving hearts through
out the republic, has aroused patriotic mer in
Boston to the determination 10 rid themsel-
YES Of the infamy which fanaticism is seek
ing to fasten upon them. The impromptu
gathering at the fremont House on Friday
evening, was worthy Of the best days of Bos-
ton. 1t was determined by those who are
among the most eminent merchants and citi-
gems. with eager unanimity, to invite the
patriotism Of Massachusetts, to assemble in
Boston at an early day, to take steps to ex-
press the devotion Of the Bay State To all the
requirements of the Constitution and to de
nounce the impudent ianatlcism which is
now hurrying us to untold woe. The propos-
cd gathering cannot fail to be most poten-
tial in every sense
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-06

lava COPFEE.--Dli Guseruuent, 81 prime
81 quality Tor sale BY
nov ~ GRAY, MILLER d CO.
, 1859-06-21
,:jfiuanrial al,o Commercial.


MosuAT Evx1To. June 70.
Exchungc continues close, aud from present
appearances We should not bo Surprised to see
it above Il per cent. premium, he'prcscpt
caGorLitaut rates. With the comparatively
small amount Of produce going forward. and
the fac, that the supply is drnwn down almost
to nothing, it is feared that the steady. though
limited, demand will not be met without resort
ins to higher rates. It is true that high rates do
iio{ ihake exchange; but they force other cities
to. huf ssu other SOURCES for 4 supply As VIC
expected, We hear bitter complaints frorif those
Who arc obliged TO purchase. The sore expert
ence ofour community arc now receiving should
not be forgotten when the next Legislature is
chosen. If business men aud the people gene
rally do not then protect themselves from such
enormous imposition they deserve 10 &c swindl-
ri for the, benefit of few ,sou1less money
SHARKS.
Gold rules OF the same same figure Us cx-
change The West is nearly oil drained Of coin.
There is scarcely enough left to make it worth
while to quote.
Discounts are easy at legal rates. Produce
drafts on New York are specially acceptable.
In street brokerage there is little doing, and
rates arc as usual nominal at l@2 per cent. per
month
, 1859-06-21
Daily Revlcw Of Chicago Market.

MuspAr EVENING. June 20.
FRENiHTS.-No engagements.
FL1CR-E.cpits. 1859 bis: shipments. 7,1ss th,s,
Market dull lH Ibis White Facie" spring extra at 4:
% aa.s Bas:rst d.. =: *6sthc latter to city trade
WnEAT-neecrts 7;NS bu; shipments :s4oo l,,.
N1s1Er-Deciarda&lac. Sales wesc follows: 100 tu
Ne. Rcd It slSi 400 bushels ditto 1t tf.a0 1tt0
bushels ditto at eie9: 1000 bushels d!teo At az:
20 lu NJ Rcd In lots at q os Sra1xo Declined e;e
SHES :v Lu milling In bags u o. 60 bu Stand.
as1 al 9cc E0a do 1t s5Sc-pan fur delivery Wcdnes
v: :+"ota 60 Al tsoc-ast fE delivery this weti sellers
eit1on; loo ta CO At esH GOO hu do c 500 bu do 1t
sc fr delivery between and 13th of July sellers o.
,ns thrre tays nocr; 500 u do 93scsleys option t.
assl 1000 bu do 1t S sellers option
Ets a:scen days.
CORN Receipts. !+tt1 bu shipments :ss5l bu. MAJ
ke. net sales hoeu bu Canal anoat thooo bu No.
in lots nj 66c IL store: 500 ba 10 At &c ID Aose SO. hu
y" ii &c il store.
oATs-Reee2ts, 7.s7' bu; no shipments. Market dull
br Rejected =, 81 IA sos.; 4 tus u 81 4; s:ose
ESE.so .ce7:s: sss2-re-ts, e,ncoo 5r. Nerkst tua.
u~s asd no1ia.t ;. oac-
BARlEY-S receipts Or satruaert.. Market dull sd
ncn.na! At 4oe soc
HtGNWlSES- epts Iris Market quiz. bu: i f.
a:rIr1a. Notn.ta1 lne.:uloE. 4s&S-
TEtNls1oNS-l:eu:Its 8 It's Fork. Mess Fu,k IL. =;
Ms>. llref sio tul M.s4ss qaht will Ii. Inquiry fcr
~!.91,.!rFe 4. G4..
I.AEN-N'i.s..:' 1l'.'.
TALLo"-l bsls prime tutchets at ION, r:$A
, 1859-06-21

POTATOE6-Kertlpts,5 so b. Aasket buoyaut. Sales
wcro-4oo ba y. +. Neshannocks At u 10; 100 bu T.
kSa1a. # on tratf bu Il At 1oo N
DEASS-sQh hu prime navy A. %l.s ~ ~ =!
SHORTS. 10 tons Shorts sold 1t sll qu track.
lI1bEs-Reccipts, 1.,t s Market active nnd steady.
Sal to-day wtre Il tie following quotioas :rscn Salt.
CD s1Goe: d. Zip. sHc Do. Calf, lie Dry Fut, l6@
lie: Extra do. 17hse4 u i...t ~
EEl.TSs3fEfh ;sts1;nshc1s;a: rsh n 12.a}; w
.WQ0I-,Receipts, 80 u.s. Market unchanged. s14es
wcc :-lm0 quarter blood, at Sc: 100
arr bioo1 stsc; - nj theequartez to full Lloo1
nj 3tHc.
EGGs-1n active demand, with salcs 1t Is 9lsc.
IUULTKf-lAe ehlelens. lcot11.60 per 6az; Tus-
keys. sopern-
YuTTE1-Fair shipping demand, Fith salcs At 1l&.]1e
{os Edod IN pAme -skh:: 'ttoict fott,' 1.6:fsc'
DRIED FRu1T-Very dull. Apples, sTsHc; E1tza
GI exc; rasca Peaches 1aal;c impaired PeacAes> %
lOc.
LIVE STof:k-Rece:s. Lila catt,es 1aal Moss. SLIP
day about 1900 head Cattle and Sheep
dull and dtuoIns Hogs active, and rather lower Salesat
Sherman = tzJsx xet4 sEg fuutFss t..4. .-4..-@