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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-07

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NJ MaileB, ,oQper yoarinaavanoo.
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-07

Res0lrea, That +. ?. Cuppy is az well
qualified to represent the views Of the Black
Republican Know Nothing portion Of Mont.
gomery and Preble counties, on the usury
question, as Judge Gholson Is to sit in iudgs
ment against the 0berlinites, after emAnci-
pating his slaves from the block at 500 per
head and warranting them sound,
ANrn " ORKToyyN
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-07
orN. ANNUAL CONFERENCE.

Seventh Bsuaion. held at Rapor Chapel,
Dayton. Ohio, September 7th, 1889,
Bishop y. AMHB presiding.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-15
BY TELEGRAPH.


Foreign per steamer africa
NEW YoRk. Oct 14.-LTvERPooI-- Brokers circu-
lar says the Gotten market is Influenced by the IA
vorable prospects Of the American erop. The spin
negs buy cautiously at fall Of to on common
and sandy grades. Hewitt reports an improved de-
Prices irregular, Quotations nominal though there
is no positive decline on fine qualities Receipts Of
the week $4,000 bales Kealsley & Co say sound
qualities declined l-l6 and common There are at
sea II 009 bales. against 1000 baIes last year.
Richardson, Spence q Co. quote Midding Orleans
Z l-l6. Swanson reports useful Uplands declined
1-l6 and Common l. Marriott quotes a desline of
1-l6 + Stotterfchl & Co. say qualities below Mid
ding declined Z.
The steamers Bavaria and Arrago had arrived out
Prince Napoleon left Zurich without an interview
with the Penipotentiaries.
The Zurich conferences continued but its action IS
unknown.
1t is asserted that the King of Belgiums visit to
Biarritz referred solely to the Belgian debt to
France.
Naval armaments and Notifications in France
continue.
The Paris BOurse was quiet Rentes 60 francs %
centmes.
II is vaguely reported that Austria is seeking to
negotiate a loan in London
Italian rTmors are conflicting
1t is reported that Austria and Sardinia are max
ing warlike preparations; that the French army of
occupation viii be reinforced and that the Dukes of
Modena and Tuscany have organized large force 10
attack the army Of Central Italy. Another authori
ty says the DHke of Tuscany will regain the throne
by appeal to universal suffrage
Runors are current but contradicted. of disturb
anccs in Naples.
Spain declines the English offer to mediate in the
case of Morocco. {.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-15
Germ and Hogs.


We have additional and pretty full advces regarding aaa
hogs, since our Lass FsaF
find the crop has matured pretty generally
throughout the entire vest and conseq has bean
injured by the rosts Of the Illinois there Is
doubt that the crop large correspondents
estimate il three times large that OF year, and
than this In Missouri there doubt that the
good both regards Quality and quantity and the
letters from various parts OF that think
estimate when call the yield double that Of last and
the quality OF the corn superior. The following
tract from correspondent at Lexington, In that State fair
sample OF The adyces Com planted extensively last
spring than ever remember before had the oss of June
and the dreuh OF July not it, the crop would have been
in my opinion t cent greater than raised in
this state As Is We have excellent CROP well mature
and the yield will be than double that Of last 1
supply othogs good the high prices paid for them last winter
encouraged farmers 70 make undue exens to take OF them
and ny have been feeding tie to them during the last
weeks and to obtain nearly high prices for them
they did last Ii would be difficult purchase
below SC and sny farmers ask 5sc net weight have not
heard Of anS contracts"
O1r syices from Kentucky with hardly exception report
good crop and prospective large hog crop. Beef cattle
represented abundant throughout the entire nd in
good condition.
But the wheat crop without exception reported below
average We might give extracts from letters In aa
den to those above but thew would be but reOn ard
therefore unnecessary The conclusion in mind that the
crop of the is the best gathered for taking
the whole country together In 1857 the yield larger
haps but portion of it ruined by the fall and the
November And regards hogs there
Doubt think very full supply regards number, and
large increase in weight that Of last
Price Current, Oct. u.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-15

FATAL AFTRAY-ONE MAX KILLED AND ANOTHER DAN-
GERoUsLY WOUNDED.-The Memphis Bulletin learns
that difficulty occurred at the residence of Mr.
JAMES RoARKE, about eight miles from Memphis, on
the night Of the 18th ns which resulted in the instant
death of one Of the participants, man named PHIL
LIP McNANUs and the severe if not dangerous woun-
ing Of Mr.. ROARKE himself The ARRAY is understood
30 have had its origin in insulting language used by
the deceased toward Mr.. ROARKE, which the latter
resented by several blows with his fist when third
party interferOd and endeaEored to adjust the diff
Guilty. 1t appears that while this meditation was in
progress, MCMANUs (who was considerably under
the influence Of liquor at the tine,) drew knife
and commenced a desperate assault upon Mr.. ROARKE
inficting severe cash in his abdomen and several
stabs in his right side and and back Mr.. ROARK E
thereupon seized McNANUs' knife, and wrestling it
from his hands, plunged it repeatedly into his left
breasts from the effects of which he fell to the ground
and instantly expired. Mr.. RoARKE although
suffering intensity from the effects of his wounds,
was doing well at last accounts and it is thought
viii ultimately recover.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-15

We are authofizs % announce Gas B. ooOss as cand
dstsfor Criminal Court Clerk .julys-m
We authorized 70 DR.. f. n PATTERsS cana
DAFT for cerkd The Criminal Court Of Davidson county the
ensuing March election. may25-td
We are authorized to announce JOHs SHANE, Eqr Acznd
date for rseecon 70 the Office Of Criminal Court CLERK the
next March election
we are authorized to OsT H. CAMPBELL cand
date for Criminal Court Clerk at the ensuing March election
augl4-td
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-15
COMMERCIAL.


The demand for Bacon noticed in last continued through
the past week. and the sales reach the
1875 bids, pretty well 70 million and three quarter
pounds AID all this n the uniform rates Of and loo for
de and Sides lie clear Sides the clear Sides taken
for New moderate portion Of the other the
great for the Eastern ars chiefly Baltimore
and South Of there
THIS demand and these prices would do very we'll for owners
they had bought moderate rates. but the fact is they
have get sc b ake them even, namely
81 and l0se that though much better than expected
ago. poor consolation that the more the owners SELL
present the greater their losses. 6oao50
rs taken during the week. chiefly by smokers
but portion OF East The obtained we're and q
for shoulders and sides.
Ness Pork has with but little demand aud prices have
essentially changed Considerable shipments have been made
however Lard closed somewhat arm under the adYce7
from New York. there was improvement the demand.
willie perceived BY referring 70 tables that receipts CT
Provisions at this place. the September havs been
quite hscondsrabe greater than they
Pondng month last year In pounds they eomapd follows
Jiis year. BAsr
Last year, Bs.----...-. ISL 52
Increase this year.-...-...,. 451, 1873
Cincinnati Price CafTeEf, Oct. u 8
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-15

We would refer our readers TO the advertisement
of Mons. PNGUELT in this mornings paper. Mr..
PINGUELY has long been known to our citizens as
the most successful teacher of that much to be de
sired art of dancing we have ever had among US.
Those who wish to take lessons under him will do
well to improve this opportunity. One session I'M
der such teacher as PNGUELY, will advance pupil
farther in dancing than two or three under ndif
ferent master.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-15

Yesterday was another good day for the Eair-
the attendance being much larger than any previous
day except Tuesday and Thursday, and the amount
of stock large ard excellent in quality. The follow
ing is the list Of premiums awarded:
Best Pair oarriags Horsss.-Dr. R. c. Foster, pre-
MUM 7. D. Degrafenreid, certificate.
Best Pair Carriage Karss.-T. ". Jordan, premium;
J. s Perry, certificate
Best Pair Carriage Horses or Aares;-Dr., r. c.
Foster premium; 7. D. Degrafenreid, certificate.
Best Fdney 1sa1s,-DOuglas Walsh, premium L.
7. Craig, certificate
Best Par Light-causags HOrses.-T. W. Jordan,
premiums L 7. Craig, certificate.
Best Buggy Horse, Mare or 0eaiing-C W. Ken
needy, premium; J. N Cartwright, certificate
Best Riding Horse, Mare o. Geldng.-R. P Hughes,
premium; J. b. Murray, certificate
Best Buggy Geding.-C W. Kennedy, premium
W. B. Hudson certificate
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-15
The Hog Market.

In the early part about 800 head hogs sold at Sc
delivered the first days Of November portion
them taken to All contracts The last day the
this quite large, and 900 head average 25
and be delivered between the 10th 18th November,
the market the last two three days Of the S.
without finding purchaser 500 head understand,
delivered before tSe Both OF November S55
but for all November, IS 50 is the outside offered.
Kentucky hogs forward and fat and it probable they
viii earlier that expected. The feeling
the part regular dealers quite subued and OF that
reckless speculative spirit pvaeat tits time last is
observable aud quite PROBABLE that the opening prices viii
be the highest paid during the Packers will undoubted
prot the experience of last year. and there be the
strongest indncement, think to tempt them pay
moderately high pTiee-CiHcRRGS Price CalTeat, O.
fOber r. ...H.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-15

The public blessing which universally admitted exist
in Meass Life Pills Biters every day
satsd by their astonishing efficacy the which they
announced All the complaints Of the stomach and
els weakness Of the digestive and Of the system general
bilious and liver affections. night fevers, headaches piles
stiveness consumption rheumatism, pourVy, mpuriy Of the
blood bOhed and alOw complications, yield to their
curative preperties single trial invariably
family medicines before the public. For sale
nv the propreOr W. B. MOFFAT, at his Office oS5 Broadway
and By store keepers and Druggists generally.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-15

We would return our sincere thanks to that gen
tlemen who left at the Office for US yesterday, a
superb pair of "pantaloons.n We only wish they
would last as long will gratitude to the gen
erous donor We have heard that the giver expert
ences more pleasure than the receiver. If in this
case the gentlemen was much elated by giving as
we were by receiving, extatic has been his merri-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-15

DESTRUCTION OF CoTToN.-The cotton on the freight
train on the Memphis and Charleston Railroad, when
near Cornth, Mss on the 18th inst, took fire from
the sparks Of the locomotive and some sixty bales
wero destroyed before it could be extinguished.
Several Of the cars were also buried.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-15

WHOLE TICKETS. 500; HALVES, SO; QUARTERS. 8
CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES in the sb0ys
viii the following which IS the risk
Certificates Of Packages Of % Whole Tl1kets, 500 g
a. a6 Half if9 -
IS Quarter 7476
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-15

Sufferers from any affection or excrescence of the
feet should not forget that DR.. EALING whose skill
is unrivalled, leaves in day two for New Or
leans Persons who have sought in vain for relief
from neglected feet have now rare chance of hav-
ing every care and attention which their affected
members require. And not only win they obtain
relief. but radical and painless care--two things
most desirable We would direct special attention
TO the numerous testimonials in another column, OF
DIR. EAING's surgical treatment of Corns, Bunons
10 10
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NEW BOOKS.

Titoomb's Letters,
Lore-Pron the French Of Misehelei'
Irving'sIAfe Of washington--Sth vOluAae'
Harpof 1000 Strings,
Love BE Little, Love Me Long,
Tennyson's Poems-2 vols l2not
Lady Of the Isle,
Virginia springs-DrectionS to them.
The Bertrsm's,
The Bachelors Story,
New and Old-A Novel,
Walter ThOrnlay,
AbOotts History of the French Revolution,
Lieut.. Ives Map Of the War,
Art Of EEtempOre Speaking,
BrySnts Letters.
Autocratof the Breakfast Table,
Ben sylvester's WORDS Just received By
ily2o JOHN YORK & co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-15
FIRE INSURANCE.
The Charter Oak Fire and Marine
Insurance Company,
FIRE INSURANCE.
Keep il Before the People.

POSSESSING large Capital, prepared, through
their agents. insure kinds property against fire
a. the usual rates II &P. P. PECK, Agents,
r. 40 Ruili
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-15

DEMOCRATIC RALLY AT DREsDEx.-The Democracy
of Weakly county win give grand barbecue to the
Hon J. d. C. ATKINS, at Dresden, Tennessee, on We'd
nesday the 18th day Of October, to which they in
vite all the world and the rest Of mankind" Emf
nent public speakers from this and adjoining States
have been invited, and are expected to be in at
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-15
New Orleans, June 18th, 1853.
From IT. FGiVen, ESQ., of the firm OF Civ
en-, Watts q Co, New Orleans

From IT, + Given, Esq, of the firm OF Civ
en-, Watts a. Co, New Orleans.
Last year Dr. Ealing operated very scientifically
on exceedingly bad cOrns, from which had suffer
ed for wears since which time never felt the least
symptoms of return. have therefore great pleas
ure in recommending him as skllltul operator
without causing the slightest pain have also the
satisfaction of stating that Dr. Ealing operated with
the same success on Mrs. Given.
H. +. GIVEN.
New Orleans, Feb. "a, 1859
From DR. Cartwright, Principal Consult
ing Physician, New Orleans
cheerfully bear testimony, from personal expo
ricnce OF DR.. Ealings skill as practical and sue
cessful operator.
SAM A c. CARTwRIGHT, N. D.
New Orleans June ., 1859.
From the much respected DR.. VIVA newton
Mercer.
From my experience of the operations OF Dr.
Ealing am induced believe that he Is an adreolt
and skillful ChiropOdist
W NEWTON MERCER
las Canal Street.
New Orleans, May &c, 1859.
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Corn and Whent.

HAVE in store fun sss1rtmart Of Lpp cJtt Z Bars eel
brated Fare PROOF safes, all SIZES which will Be sold
1 man ufact arer & Prices. S.N. HOLLISGSWOHTu,
octll No Market Street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-15

We arc authorised to announce r. W. HAYWOOD,
Esq, as a candidate for the Office of Attorney Gen
eral for the Ninth Judicial District composed of the
counties of Williamson, Sumner, and Davidson.
Election next Nav.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-15
Foreign Markets.

LIVERPOOL, Oct -CoTrcN sales Of the week, 5000 bales
Inferior qualities partially destined to5 Nj ding and Low
grades eassr quotations unchanged Holders offer freely
disposition press sales. Breadsts have de-
cniug tendency.
Sales Friday orc bales firm, with improved
New Orleans Fair "a Mdlling Ga Mobile Pair az, Mddling
Ga Upland Fair ~, Middng Stock at Liverpool co., 600
bales Of which CHOCOLATES American Corn steady Pro-
visions dull
LERPOO Saturday, noonCotton, sales to day, sOO6 bales,
closing steady. Breadstufs, quiet Provisions, dull.
Manchester advcss unfavorable Market dull.
Ee1c Orleans Tres Ordinate at HaTre IOl francs.
Balloon the Bank England has increased 34s 900 pounds
Money in increased demand.
Flour advanced z93 pence Corn, dull hut steady Mess
Pork, dull Bacon, dull Lard dull Sugar. dull. Coffee,
steady
LoSDoS-Baring Brothers Co quote Breadsuns dull
Sugar, dull declined 69l2 pence Coffee, steady American
Stocks unchanged.
LoSDos-Consols 9Jss.
HAyRE Oot lOSugAr dull business limited at previous
Molases, frmer.
Exchange Lemon. l5il9I7 On New York premium.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-15
ConsoIidation of Telegraph Lines.

New YORK, October 14-The several telegram
lines between New Orleans and New Brunswick
were consolidated to-day, under the name of the
New Jersey Telegraph Company, which was tempo
rariy organized by choosing Abram w. Hewitt.
President; Lewis Barnum, Vice President; Francis
Morris Treasurer; R. W. Russell, Secretary Direc-
tors-AmOs Kendall VIM. Swain, Cyrus W. Field.
II. .. Alden and ]. II. Purdy.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-15

CITY ATTORNEY.-We see from the proceedings Of
the Council at the last meeting that A. L. DsMosS
ESQ. was voted for as city attorney. Mr. DEMoss
was not candidate and the votes he received were
Ngiven him as a compliment
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-15

We take great pleasure in referring our readers
special attention to the advertisement of J. W. VIII
son, dealer in house furnishing goods and wares, at
the old popular stand No. IL College street. He
keeps full assortment and is ready to manufacture
snv article to order Give him frequent calls.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-15

RSE- Country merchants and others visiting the
city, will find something to their interest, by read
4 ing the advertisement Of Mccall s. Co., in this
mornings paper They are also agents for the best
Fire and Burglars Proof Safes, Vaults &C., &C. that
are made. sepS-6w.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-15

WOOD, EDDY & Co, Augusta, Georgia
WUODs EDDY y co.. Aflan.a. GeOrx q.
or WOOD, EDDY a Co., Wiinin gton, Della.
NJ list Of the numbers that draw the wheel VITA
ct the prize that each entitled will be pub
after every drawing. in TIE following papers:AuEusl
(Gs Consttutiona Mobile Register, Nashville Gazette, New
Weekly Day Book Richmond Dispatch, Padding (nissl
Clar 1r New York Herald and New YORK Tines sug2&
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sales of New Corn.

During the last week there has been quite business done
contracts for and the sales reach $4,000
bushels beginning Csc and closing dull Soc Included
this month, at Csc
This bought in Indiana east of Indianapolis at 90c and
hut c to deliver 1t here, that the operation paid the
seller handsomeythe anxiety to sell and at the
time buy hogs feed it to suggestive facts
those who deal in pork. CicinHdti Price Current Oe u
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pTRE BOURBON WHISKY

TF have on hand about 90 barrels Of PURE OLD B0UR
NJ RON WHISKY, which will warrant be
OF The pestin the STATE We snxous close it out
and would be glad those wanting something really hns and
iulysI No.5 Market STREET
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CANDIDATES.


We authorized to announce BAXTER SMITH. Esq o.
sumner asa candidate for Astone General this e 9h
sudea Circuit composed Of counties Williamson David
and Sumner.
candidateo r The Oee Of Attorney General for the Ninth Judi
c cIrcnit composed Of the counties ef Williamson sunsr
and Davidson. ElectiOnin Nay, 1860
Ne are azhorzed to MANSON NJ BRES candi
date for Attorney General 9th Judicial Circuit composed
Of the counties Of Williamson, Sumner aud Davidson.
oc6=.d
Weare sufhurzed s. L. FTNLEY, Of Davidson
county candidate for Attorney General Of he Oh Jaaes
circslt. Electsn, May, 1863.
oc,s, 'sS-e
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CLOTHING
Ind Merchant Tailoring.

receiving large and elegant stock Of Fall and
Winter Clothing Coats Pants Boys and Youths Cloth
Jog Furnishing Of every description. Also, full and
complete Cloths, and Vesngs which we
will up guarAntee give full satisfaction
Call and examine at WARD, BIRMINGHAM cos,
OctI-2m No. % Public Square.
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MILLINERY.
KTRmaH's Building. SunEsr Street,
NASHVUVIE

The Misses BARRY beg leave to state that they
have superior SssOrtments Of French BOnnets in
the newest styles, besides select stock Of Fancy
Goods. They respectfully solicit the patronage of
the ladies of Nashville Orders promptly attended
to oot3-lm.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-15

WILL pay highest market prce and Wheat de
3 livered al tbs City Nils. s. n. H9LLINGSWCRTB,
ocII Moo Market stree.
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The s1eamer Cnhauha

SAVANNAH, Ga, Oct. I4--The steamer Cahawba
with Havana dates of the tenth put in here for coal
she has aboard the passengers of the Star of the
West, which put into Key Westdisabled
Mafetzek has leased the Tacoma Theatre for $4,000
per month";
Coneha is preparing to leave. Money easy Wealth
er unsettled. There is but little fever.
sugar opened heavily, but improved and closed
active
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BY the orerInnd maiI.

LEAvENwoRTH, Oct l4.-The Overland Express
from Denver City of the 9th has arrived
b. ID, Williams is probably elected Delegate to
Congress.
Snow fell foot deep at Gregory's Diggings, but
subsequent mild weather enabled the miners to re-
sumo work. The mines are producing we'll
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-15
Arrival OF the Steamer Africa

New YORK. Oct I4.-The steamer Africa has ar
rived at Sandy Hook with Liverpool dates of the
first
Italian Pumors look Threatening.
Napoleon repudiates the desire to place Prince
Napoleon on the Italian throne.
Late accounts from China confirm the rumor of
the nominal Imprisonment of the American Minister
at Pekin
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Markets by Telegram

CINCINNATI, October Observation-Disclosures 1900 bbls at
46G@47O. Corn dull new, $685. old sUc. Coffee Ia92Eo
Moasses 4I942c.
NEw ORLEANS October l4Coton-sales to-day 500 b1es
quotations unchangei-lO 9O7sc. There extensive
and heavy rain day C0tton-saes the week,
bae receipts of the 600 bales against during
the time last year; exports Of the week bales
exports Of the season, 1900 baes receipts this port
last year. all Southern ports OCO baes
stock New Orleans l bales against 4 0O)
same time last year Sugar Steady old, 6961c new, o
Moasses-new 45c. Mess Pork at SIS 5O9I6OO. Lard
firm Ike. Coffee firm 2 sales of the week. 9OO6 bags;
imports OF the week. Il 500 bags New Orleans
bags against &C. 90 bags the time year. Exchange
London 9za9ll; New York sight, par9K premium.
NEW YORK, October l4-Evening-Oot unsettled, quote
tons nominal; sales unmpOrtan Sugar firms Orleans, 6E;
Muscovado, 6}965lc Coffee firm, but quiet at lO9I2c.
Molasses 3594jc.