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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-01-01
TOTAL LIABILITIES,
Sl,506, 1887 IS
Sl73 926 81
Unsettled claims not due,
Losses e1uifdbIu adjusted and I

OhseltIeu Grains not que, SlI0 $40 81
Losses cquitabiy adjusted and promptly paid.
UPWARDS OF GIL, O00,00 OF LOSSES
have been paid by the Ktna Insurance Co., in
the last SO years. FIRE & INLAND NAVIGA-
TON. Risks accepted at terms consistent with
solvency and fair profit. Especial attic ntion gi-
ven to Insurance of Dwellings and Contents for
terms of one to FIVE years.
The progress of this Corporation has been
stable and uninterrupted through seasons of f.
nancial sunshine and storm, or periods eyeRtful
in or exempt from sweeping conhagratons and
maritime disaster, Being long established on a
cash basis, the troubles of the credit system al.
feet us in no material particular.
During " hard times" the security Of reliable
Insurance is an imperative duy--the ability Of
property owners to sustain loss being then much
lcssened. Policies issued without delay, aud all
business attended to with despatch and fidelity,
by E. 3. SWEARlNGEN, Agent.
Morgsntown, Va.
OFrIcE---Corner of Walnut, West side Main
street, near the Courthouse. 1y Dec. 8, 1858.
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nYSTEHsS.- WIN CARRACO takes
~ this mode Of informing his customers
that he has made arrangement, in the East
by which lie shall be able TO furnish them
daily with FRESH Prime Oysters at
Wholesale, by the Cor or Half. Can, and very
Cheap.
Nov 10, 1852. II.
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DRUGS DRUGS DRUGS!

A LARGE supply of FRESH DRUGS, just
N ceived and for sale cheap, at the Drug,
Book and Variety store Of
FITCH & SCOTT,
Commercial Building, Morg antown Va.
Jan, I--lS3.
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THE BRIDeE.-Mr. i. G. Bright
has rented the Suspension Bridge at
this place for another year. The price
10 $110O,
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FoIs THE HOLIDAYS,

4 great Variety of GIFT BOOKS, TOYS and
IN Picture Books, &c. &C., for sale at the
Drug, Book, and Notion Store of
Jan. lS5S-lS3. FITCH & SCOTT.
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NJ EW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ YEAR Of the
COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION.
SUPERB ENGRAVlNGS!
Beautiful Art .5Ossrpeni!


VALUABLE PREMIUMS, &C., &c.
This popular Art Association, now in It's fifth
year unparalleled success, having purchased,
and engraved on steel, Iicrrng's grea, painting
"THE VILLAGE BLACKSMITH will now ISSUE
copies to Subscribers only on heavy plate pa.
per, ~ SO inches on the following
Terms Of s;ubSc ription.
Every person RENTING THREE DOLLARS, viii
receive copy Of the superb Steel Engfaving,
alter lierrings celebrated painting,
THE VILLAGE BLACKSMITH.
Also copy Of the beautiful
COSMOPOLITAN ART JOURNAL.
An elegantly illustrated quarto Magazine. Al
go Tree season tickets Of admission TO the Eas-
tern Tor Dusseldorf, and We,tefn Galleries of
the Association.
There vii! also be gwen TO the subscribers
several hundred valuable works Of Art, com
prIsing fine Oil Paintings, Bronzes, Sculptures,
&C., &c. from celebravcd American and foreign
artists.
Subscriptions will 10 received up to Januorv
!, 1907. On the evening Of that date tho prc.
miums VIII be awarded TO subscribrr
For inil particulars, sec DeccmJ et Arr jour
NAL, price 90 cents. Specimen Copies sent to
those desiring to subscribe, on nc recent q f IS
cents IN postage stamps or con. Address
q. l.. DERBY, ACTuhRY, G.. A. A.,
Eastern Office, b4S Broadway. NJ y
Or, Western Office, 100 Water st. Sandussy, o.
N. NJ HuFFSAs, Honorary Secretary,
Morgantown, Va.
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PRopOsLTION.--The

A PR0POsLTION.--Tbe undersirn.
IA ed would submit the following proposition
to those parties who have been for long time
indebted TO them, viz;
DO you not think II reasonable that unless
that Indebtedness is discharged nj d very early
hands Of those authorized 10 collec, by law.
Dec. 3--tf GEO. NJ. UhGAKS g. co.
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HAVE YOU SEEN THEM2

SMITH, ard the beautiful AR JOURNAL, vi sch
are furnished to subscribers of the Cosmor 81 tan
Art hssociation, can now be seen n, me "U.
nion' Office, for short time only, SEQ adver.
tlsoment elsewhere hoa1ed--NcM Enntmtna.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

VIRGINIA, So. AT Rules held i'm the Clerks
Office Of the Circuit Court of Monongalin Co. 4,
on the first Monday in December, 1858.
William Crihfeld, Plaintiff, ..
VS..
Joseph E. and Charles Boyles, Defts.,
Debt and Attachment.
Tho object OF this suit is to recover 226 Dol
lara, with interest thereon from 18th November,
1905, the amount due the Plaintiff on bond ex-
ecuted to him by tho Defendants.
And it appearing from an affidavit filed in this
cause that the Defendant. Charles Boyles, is not
d resident Of this Statc,-it is ordered that he
do appear here within one month after the due
publicat ion Of this Order, and do what is neces-
sary to protect his interests herein.
coPY--TEsrI,
Letois s. Layton, Clerk.
(Willsy & Bunker, p. ~ 1872 81
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

VIRGINIA, ss.--At Rules held in the Clerks
Office of the Circuit Court Of Mononrnia county,
on the first Monday in December, 1858:
James P. 1lixon & wife, Compartments,
VS..
VIM. E. Grove ct al, Defendants,
ChHnCCrY
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8Sas @gseG @9asee.
-><>k>>,kN<N ~ 1890.

Arthur's Home Magaxine came to
hand while we were absent from home,
and we have not had time to peruse it.
The pictures are quite pretty, This
Magazine has several new attractions
for 1859.
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AGS II :!

On Thursday, the 4rh inst, near Wood
burn Seminary, a POcket-BoOk, con.
tanning variety OF papers and accounts. of
no use to any person but the owner. The
finder will be suitably rewarded on return
ing The same 10 the subscriber, at the River
Mill one mile below Morgantown
Dec. II JOHN HAlGu,
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III OTECE.-PERSON indebted to Ha-
l. gans and Rude, are informed Chat by calling
promptly on i. &. Bunker, Esq, at his office
and dischargng their Indebtedness, they will
save cost Dec. 3--tc
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PROSPECTUS FOR 1859 !

TIVE New Volume orthe New York Week
ly illustrated GOI DEN PRIZE will
commence Jan. LIST, 1859. Tho following are
the names of the Literdi whose productions
will grace the columns Of this cl egant journal
during the year:
REV. G. II. STURGEON, of London.
G. W. M. REYNOLDS, of London.
G. P. R. JAMES, Novelist.
SIR EDWARD BULWER.
Gen. G. T. HENRINGSEN, late of Nicaragua.
Col. G. W. CROCKETT.
A. D. MUNS0H,
Capt. NJ. D. ALEXANDER, o. s.A.
TH0S. DUN ENGLISH, I'd. D.
HENRY CLAPP, Jr.
DIR. 0. G. VAN BUREN,.
LIEUT.. ]. Nj. PLATT. u. S. N,
F.CLINT0N HARRINGTON.
Mrs. ANNA WHELPLY.
Miss S0UTHW0RTH
HETTY Heartily.
" VIRGINIA VAUGHAN.
DI. VERNON.
" MINNIE EANT0UR.
HATTIE CLARE.
Mrs. T. B. SINCLAIR.
Terms of subscription So 90 year, and each
Of the subscribers is entitled to one Of the ar
ticles named in the following list, and is re-
quested to mention what article he desires whom
he sands his money!
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NHHEELING NATLS--I have Just reoeiy.
W ed fresh supply of Wheeling Nails assert.
ed sizcs Also by 10, 10 by l2 Glass which I
will cell very cheap for cash.
Dec, 10 1876 WM LbZIgp.
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nay~ TO a few subscribers, who are
sadly behind on our books, We send
This number just TO say FAREWELL!
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PIBLES and TESTAMENTS. from
1.-The American Bible Society,
.EgSE ESGCC9rc&,
and for sale by the dozen or single. They are
both good and cheap.
F. A. DERlNG.
Morgantown, Dec. 2. 1858.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-15

liiionism or its schemes. We venture 10
predict that not one of these representative
ulterances Of The true conservatism offhe
North will be copied by any Richmond
journal. and that Mr.. Cheever's distribe,
preached TO congregation which looks TO
British aims for lis support will be given
at full length, as ah index Of the prevailing
tone and sentiment CT the city Of New York.
Against deliberate and intentional injustice
of this sort; as well as against the mischief
it may work. ii were vain to reason or pro-
test.
1.-THE Virginians persist in their miscon-
ception of the state Of Northern feeling, and
act upon it, they may 10 themselves and us
serious harm. Ii they will wait little
while, they may see reason TO distrust the
good faith Of their counselors and the truth
Of their representations. Meantime the
North can do little to influence the result.
The public authorities, we hope, will exer-
Csc all due vigilance to prevent, so far as
possible, any further infraclion Of the rights
Of lis South, and will aid in furnishing
whatever crimes may already have been
committed. For the rest We must wait
upon time and The coed sense and patriotism
of the great body Of the American peopls.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-15
The Fog and Provision Trade.

The number of hogs killed in ST. Louis up to
this evening by the half dozen packers who are
operating, foots up 30,53S head, and only few
hundred he2d left in the pens. An average Of on
ly sone 5,0n0 head 10 each packer, does not make
much of show; and these gentlemen, though not
much inclined TO contract for future delivery, are
now offering the highest prices-s6 %, net, being
the extreme. About 1000 head were bought to-
day at S. 75@6 20, generally at Sc % for those
netting 200 pounds and upwards, and 1915 for
those under 200.
This morning we visited Mr.. Whittaker's, and
saw his workmen packing 100 head from Mis-
souri,, averaging 2I0 pounds, net, as fine lot Mr.
W. says, as be ever handled. The bulk of 300
more IN bis pens are also from Missouri.
Very lRtle has been zone IN provisions. Mess
pork sold yesterday and to-day at si7, but is not
active. Mess beef s9@s 5O;hams in pickle &c.
pretty large lot Of green hams, delivered at Ke-
okuk, sold at &c.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-15

FOR the high osice Of Governor. TO say tha!
ss did nat desire TIE nominaiion-his in
ierest, his duty and his happiness, all led
him IN different direc!ien He was graft
fed 10 know ind 10 state, that those who
opposed the so called National Democracy
had ample and excellent material in their
ranks, for al the Offices 10 be f!lsd; Jude
iOus and patriotic men, who had served
their country well, and VI no had The public
confidence. No political organization ought
ever 10 despond or 10 give up, when il num-
5sred in its ranks such men as DoKIpHAE,
WILSON, WATKINS, PoRrER, NEwLAED.
Face, HUnGENs, BRoADnEAD, the RIcu-
ARDsoNs, and hest of other gallant men,
TO be found in various parts OF the State;
men who had sought not the ''lcaves and
fishes" but who were governed by prlnci-
pie, and who would continue TO fight the
coTamen enemy, until The TaTquins were
banished from power, and Rome was once
more free.
In this dangerous crisis in our Country's
history, whan sectional strife and civil dis
cord threatened 20 undermine the cOasli;a-
ton, md put in jeoslrdy tho safety Of the
Union, il became The duty Of National men
Of al parties, 10 lay aside niaor differences
2f o.."ien aud 70 unite together upon a CON-
non platform. and under a Patriotic leader,
and 10 proclaim shat would know $40 .Noy,i,
no S5l'lh," and N he language Of he IL
mortal Jackson, when pablo notification
secession were rearing their monster heads
in the confedcrocy, The "FGlaraj Un'cn a
aust, and shall &c pr;srreI!" Such lea.
der we have in cur own S!ate;-;hc Ma
ton points to kMa:-lhe people mauifasltheir
confidence; it is unmistakeahe that Ed
WARD B.TEs-a son of the ~Old Domia.
ion" but for more than forty years resi-
dent Of the West and CT the Mississippi
Valley; under whose eye Tia march Of En-.
Fire and OF population, lad extended frcm
The Ohio, 70 The Pacific Coast; mn Of
MARRIED craftsmanship. who loyad his ,EoIs
country, ard its Institutions; Just as .frisis-
eeS and brave as Cesar, whose public life
had bs.n as disin!eEested and palr:c::,, IS
lis p-iv,tc escu'che was pure and sp9t!ass;
oughi, and he trusted would be TIE chosen
standard bearer OF The combined opnosi-
tion' fer the Presidency, TO lead Us on 70
Victory. and our Country safely, (as Noses
did The Israa!iies CT old. through the pegils
hat encompass us.-[aPPlause.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-15
The Ecrth and the South.


We have several letters from Virginia,
representing tie feeling Of the people Of tho;
S'a'e as intensity excited, hostile TO tie
North, unanimous for immediate di>u,ion
We Go no, credit those rsreprcssnialinas,
and even if they were true, the cyil could
not be cured Is spreading them before the
public. II tie people Of Virginia actually
regard the people OF the Tres States Ms a
band Of Inaraude.s reckless OF their rights.
hostile 10 their peace, and bent upon their
ruin-we pity their delusian. and deprecate
The evils in which it may involve them
But lime alone can cure ii. Il is unless to
reason with it, for they are not in mocd
10 listen 10 reason, Tor will the political
leaders, who are using this state of things
for t'isir own Advantage permit thsm TO
even read the facts and statements that may
&c presented on that side of the question:
The Richmond Enquirer, Wing and Exam
iner, which furnish the principal reading
matter for the whole Slate are careful to
copy every Abolition speech which the
maiisn industry Of the Herald may hunt up
for their use, and Whatever else may feel
the ds!us;on On which they rest their self
ISL hopes. But nothing from conservative
quarter is permitted To reach their readers.
Nothing finds admission 10 their columns
TO disprore their assertion that
the whole North backs up John Brown,
and 10 ready 10 wage open war upon slavery
in The Southern States.
Ne reported some twenty sermons in the
Times Of Friday last, Of which only two
indicated the slightest sympathy with Abo-
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-15
Opposition Nesting in Pike County.

a sHiriied meeting The Opposition par
" Of PIKE cc"n:g, adopted The following res
o!niioas:-
Rssc'rsi, Tha,,he Honorable Eawori
Bates well deserves the reputation he en-
joys FOR craftsmanship, patriotism and pu-
rl'y Of life; That lis staple and conservative
character IS tho surest guarantee that if
elected President, lis administration would
restore tranquility 10 The country, snd scoH-
c.aT, justice AMI dignity 10 the government.
and therefore We nominate h:.n for The Pres
!asncy. AID pledge hin lie enthusiastic
support Of ;hs uaiicd Opposition Of this
city and county.
Es3olCei, That while va arc not Gwnrs OF
cry material division in sentiment a,nsnE
he Opposition party Ct Pike County, to
which We arc proud 10 belong, such as are
known 10 exist among the different "e,e-
mems Of Opposition in ST. Lou:s city ard
county" 10 the Safe and National Admin
yet we Lail !: IS b.igh onen OF
sIcce7s IN the clSction Of he Noble and
Statesman ard Pa'Iiot when
re all r'.iio 70 honor, when persons and
parties heretofore regarded as holding u
ira sentiments in regard 10 some Of the Ic-
eel institutions Of tie country are content TO
drop their ultra and inPraclicaba tbstrac-
tioa, and 10 mite On . statesman whose
name and character alone are I sure guar
aHtze fer n homes; and IL. partial Eina:s-
ration ct The Government o! these United
States, when rlaccd in his hands.
RcsclSa!, That We Enthusiastically en-
lorse the nomination Of HE Hon. james S.
Rollins 'er tie at5ce Of Governor Of the
State Q. EL.ssclri al iao next August e!ec-
.ian.
Rsg0iga{, That in tie opiaisn Of this
a.ccl:rg, Edward Bates and The CoasiIiu-
-!qn, Constitute ali the ''platIorm" we want
10 guide our political action, and that they
2ro sufficient 10 command the conf
araoe Ct every tue patriot Of whatever
party.
Esss'r:', Tia. his meeting vi, unita in
sending delegates 10 tie Convention iS be
held in Jefferson CITY en- Tie 28lh instant.
but At the SINE time express The opinion
hat sor.2 til!e during the ensuing Spring
would be moro suitable lime for holding
said Convention.
P.sc'gsI, That the Chairman Of this
oaa'ing appoint two delegates from the
county At large, and one from each town.
,A:p, 10 ias Convention 10 BE hsld at JefIer-
ven City cn the 28;h inst.
The chair appointed as delegates al large. I
ION 7. J. c. Fage, and Geo. Anderson,
members Of The House of Representative. |
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-15
AYERS ADVERTISEMENTS.
Fever and Ague,

from which mankind suffer over large part OF
the globe, is the consequence of diseased acuon
in the system, induced by the poisonous Iniasn OF
vegetable decay This exhalation IS evolved Dy
the action of solar heat on wet SOIL and rises WIN
the watery vapor from It. While the sun IS oelo"
the horizon this vapor fingers near the eartn sur
face, and the virus is taken with it through the
LUNGS into the blood. There acts as an irritating
poison on the internal viscera and excretng organs
of the body The liver becomes torpid and faiis 10
secrete not only this virus, but also the bile rom
fhe blood. Both the virus and the bile accumulate
in the circulation, and produce violent cohSt 1
tional disorder The spleen. the kidneys, ana the
stomach sympathize with the liver, and become
dis0rdered also. Finally, the instinct oil our or
csnisrn, as if in IN attempt to expel the noxioqs
Infusion. concentrates the whole blood OF the body
in the Internal excretories to force them to cast 1t
out The blood leaves the surface, and rushes ID
the central organs with congestiye violence This
Is the CHILL But in this effort it fails. Then the
FEvEu follows in which the blood leaves the CEN
fral organs and rushes 10 the surface, as II IN
another effort to expel the irritating poison through
that other great excretory the skin. In tins
also it fails and the system abandons the attempt
exhausted, and waits for the recovery OF strength
to repeat the hopeless effort another day. These
are the fits or paroxysms of FEVER AND AGuB.
Such constitutional disorder viii OF course under
nine the health if it is not removed.
We have laboTed to find. and have found, an
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-15
Glasgow Female Seminary

TEIHE Second Session of this Institution, under
L the present Principal, assisted by full corps
Of competent Teachers, will commence the Isl
Monday (5ih) Of September, and close the last OF
June,
The school IS a permanent Institution. The
Boarding HoEse IS large building, owned ny the
Principal. Parents are invited 10 visit Us and see
our arrangements for boarding We desire 10 Be
kind TO all entrusted 10 or care, and viii endeav-
or 10 treat them as we would wish our own 10 be
under similar circumstances.
Terms for Five Months.
Tuition IN Primary English. ....s SEQ
. - and Penmanship. 1900
:: :. Advanced English s; Element
a.y Algebra .--..... 1850
:; g Advanced English Algebra
and Geometry. .......... 1890
Latin and french, each. $50
PAISTIsG-C.l, Oriental or Grecian and
Leather Work, each. ........ 500
MCsic-Piauo or GIitar-... -..-..... 1900
Beard 6, Tliiica in me English Depart
ment, (paid IN adyance,) ..'.-'.... 1000
Board, Tuition. and Music, Including use
Of Instrument. (paid in ADVANCED. 5000
Contingencies. .-.... 80. .....s LOO
70. further information, see Catalogue, OF ad-
dress FRENCH SFROTHER,
augiI PRINCIPAL.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-12-15
Ct. EOUES gzARAET.

SArCEDAv, Dec. 10, 1850.
The weather was Indictment and cold the irst
part of the week, closing tie upper rivers and
cutting oifreceipt3, Produce has generally had
~ upward tendency, on acccant Of the Light re-
cciPts, and small quantities on the market. At
;Ac close there IS dizziness, owing partially 10
The scarcity of money with which TO operate,
md the small aEaoun; Of Produce 10 purchase.
The GHoczav market has been rather Quiet;
yut such an advance has taken place in Sugar at
New Orleans, OWING to he short crop anticipated,
Tat higher rates rule here. Dispatches Of Tie
g.h quote fair to fully fair Sugars, 11Gsc Al New
Orleans. Here, dealers are buying spa.DglY; the
settling up and balancing Of accounts take place
about Tie -5.h ms, and as merchants wish 10
commence new ys2c with Light s,oe1ss no more
IS purchased than present wants demand. Rates
are about 7299Ic Tor fair 10 prime Sugars. I23@
1870 for low fair 10 choice Coffee, 4G404Ic Tor
1Io!asscs and JGG54lc tOr Rice.
This mornings Louisville J5ayar' says:
':Priyata dispatches from New, Orleans quote
large Advance in sugar and molasscs--the former
Il 90 SC and tie latter at 42c. Possibly the late
cold weather has done further damage.
The ELovR market las continued with IN ad
v9aciag tendency. There IS little margin between
81. Louis prices and New Orleans, with present
f-cghts; butItis thought the accumulatIng orders,
which will be filed when The ice clears out and
shipments can be made, Will advance the rates
here, orsIien them At least. SuPcgfae is IN more
demand than extras, and prospects are fair for
good prices throughout the winter. WHEAT and
other grain rules very high, and no better market
can corn and oats reach than this at present; corn
at 65GGSc, and oats at 54@51c will pay 10 bring
il f,om long distance. Wheat has continued 10
aiYance with tie light receipts, ard brought at
least &C better today than yesterday, though the
market was net active. WHISKY advanced yes
terday 70 22lc, Tie Offering beng small; to-day
there were no receipts, and holders asked 23c, but
no price tTaaspired at which sales were made
DuciT.Loat -four sells at So 20 = lGO BIS
-.c.g,It 20 New Orleans are bat nominal while
thicl. ice is running in the river. One or two
boats are receiving freight for Kew CLEANS at 75c
for four, 81 for pork, and Zoe FOR weight freight.
Below are sales Of Today:
TOBECCO-SaIes to-day Of hhds Planters !
luss al 50 35Gs3 50; ? hhds damaged DO at g.
1892 %; 5 Ahds first Shipping at Sc 30G7 4o;and
2 hhds medium manufacturing at So 90GS6 10 p |
100 Rs.
HEMP-Sales Of 90 bales sl2O, so bales at
SlI8, and 100 bales private terms.
FLOUR-Eiar.et firm, demand fair, and sup
ply Of country small. Sales of 200 brls city su-
PeFiine at So 80, % brls country do al 50 45; so
brls low grade al 81 25, and 80 do at So 1905 %.
WHEAT-MaTsetu unchanged. Sales Of II SKIS
spring at 81 10; $50 SKIS common red at 81 ~;
l53 SKIS good do at 81 17@Sl 1e, and 2O8 SKIS
choice red and white at 81 %.