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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-01-12
Summary of News

oREiGN.-Th steamer Fulton brinps En-
ropean advices to the 18th Dec Iord IL
cromole Is to succeed Lord Napier as Minis
Ter to the United States. Cotton has IN 81
vanclng tendency and was 1-16tb bigbartbon
former quotations. Wheat and corn dnly.nd
nominal Resin steady at Is Sd.
LATER'-Ihe steamship North America
brings Liverpool dates to the 22d nit. News
unlmportant The cotton market closod
ga with a slight decline. vi
PARAGUAY EzFEDrrIoN,-The entire feet IF
u B vessels have reached their desfination
There will be no fight, it is said. President
Lopez will accede to any reasonable demands
on our part, after put'ingus to all the tropb1e
and expense in his power.
N~IcARAGUAN EMIGRANrs.-Tbe sc,oonu
Susan containing the N~iearaguan emipr,rts
which sailed from Mobile. has been vr,olaa
and they have returned to Mobile
The PAST YEAR-The stati,,ics 100
are being published. The number or r.rSS
killed in the United States. last wear hn
railway accidents was Io3, injured 700 m.
loss OF life by steamboat accidents as4 ~
loss by fire in 1858, vas SIG a54 eoo m
vessels and cargoes lost in the
year no" gone are valued at s4,47I,o 600.
LECTURES AT WrLHINGroS. y. C-Tho D.
., l.. Girardean, Of the Calhoun street n,.,,
Presbyterian Church, Charleston : r
engaged for the opening lect,r, oc ,
before the Y. II. c. dissertation ",
toh' y, T., on or near the 9th January az
ter him will follow at regular iot.ry-,- pa
T. DICK Esq, Victor c. Barringer. Fso
non =. !" NeHable and Rev. DR. Deems
"a" we not get up a similar Aeso.i.,ioni
raleigh
SERIOUS CHAReE-Gov. Cummings i
with havia- lcr..r. n
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-01-12
N. c. Christian Advocate

The first No. of this Religious journal un-
DER Its new Publisher, and the beginning of
'oH f. Is on our table, 1t looks we'll, con.
Slderlng all the drawbacks incidental to get
'lns a new enterprise under way. Will look
better hereafter, we doubt not. It is nr;ntoa
on new type mostly.
The Editor, Rev. r. 7. Heain, Yields a
pungent pen and is a good Editor, a clever
fellow and a good man. lie ought to bav.
ten thousand subscribers. Hope he will get
them. For the Advocate-Editor and pnh-
llsher-we wish unbounded success.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-01-12
More Handsome Climbs

Since our last notice, we have been placed
under obligations for handsome clubs by the
following friends, viz: DR.. Robt. Watson,
Medon, Tenn, 5 ; - G. Overman, Charlotte;
George '. Odom, Somerton, Va, 8; H. C.
Edwards, Northampton, 5; Merit j. Davis,
Berlin, Va, II; W. E, Malloy, Oxford, 5;
W. M. Norfeet, Yanceyville, 8; N. S. Alex
ander, Mecklenburg, 5; j. r. Turner, Ridge
way, II Rev. P. Nicholson, Me~cklenburg,
y; John T. Hill, Lincolnton, 8; L. S. Cash,
Claytonsville, 5; R. G. Eubanks, Pittsboro',
3 R, r. Gwynn, Elkin, ) Joel F. Hard
wick, Ringgold, Va, 5, and a host of one
and two in letters.
We confess ourselves at a loss to express our
gratitude for these kind manifestations of re-
gard from our friends. Our heart is too full Of
gratitude for words to convey our emotions.
Such encouragement stimulates us to renewed
exertlons to furnish our patrons with one Of
the best OF papers, and to double our dill
gence for the advancement of the good cause
in which we are engaged. God bless the
friends of the Spirit CT the Age.
p. &-Since the above was IN type, we
have received an additional club of 5 from o1r
friend Col. Grier, of Mecklenburg, swelling
his number to 60! Also 10 from our friend
G. G.. Yates, of Greensboro. Also 5 from
the 2. NJ. at Slatersville, Va. Thanks, kind
friends, one and all.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-01-12
New Advertisements.

Always De sure and examine Advertise
mentS as they appear from week to week. A
man never loses anything by it, and often
gains greatly, in fine bargains secured there
oy. onr Produce ~raisers are especially re-
1erred to the Advertisements of Nessrs W.,
lialns q Hicks, of Richmond; and D. Grio.
Petersburg-two Houses WORTHY g e
confidence of all.
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What will be the ResDItq

1t was the common sentiment of tha n,o,,
berS OF the q. d. which met in GrennSbara,
that 1T was one Of the largest and most in
'efeStlnS meetings Of that body which thny
ever attended. The harmony which navy.
ded our counsels, the firm determination of al
10 iaoor earnestly for the cause Of humanit
ana our beloved Order, together with thu
measures adopted, give us great hopes fo,
Tie future. All seemed to feel their in6;r;d
""E ooIigations to aeOrk-to work f,jh f,U,
Gnd hopefuUy. '"9 "'tS
Never was there a time in orr historr
"hGh eXertion was moro needed. 1t Isl mel.
c"0noy TACT, That I~ntemperance is either
ieailulty on the increase or that the m;sara.
az 'iGVi"ls OF TINS terrible vice are hecomino
!, ShauleieSS IN their exhibitions of dru,k
:" "'dStiality. Our meeting will have failed
III one OF us grand designs, if the members
"ho were present and participated in its die.
cuSSiohs and business, were not ther ahv -
tt'0u " more strenuous and constant effort
10 arrest lntemperance and Danish lioror
from our good old State. These f.. tar,oI
gatherings are sources Of much eniovmapt
out they have higher and more i'm 1ortant
ehd, TO accomplish. 1t is not enoudb tbat
tae business OF the q. ID. be conducte9 in On
orderly and decorous manner. Tbera ;s
something better and more desirable tho+
must be sought. 'i'a'
Let every brother then, ask himself ,,zot
permanent g00d will result from the maotinr
OF the q. ID. at Greensboro'g Tbis wiII IS
determined by the course which Won ina;n;I
uaIIy adopt In your own Division, and a,nonr
your neighbors and friends. Let it anreaT =
them, that your zeal has been repawid anJ
by Your earnest labors infuse your our -
II INTO the Division of which Won are a., naa,
DER. Let the Tract scheme have = .b,rs"c
your attention, and according to your ahiI;t,,
put IL IN the power of the COMMITTEE On roi
portage to carry out the wishes of the n,dar
1ou have imposed upon them responsible
duties. IN the discharge Of which thcy rod
your ana and influence. Take care of fba
age, the organ OF the Sons Of Tenucranca ~ !
North Carolina 1t is worthy Of yorr s,n.
port ana merits your labor in it, LcLaIf
hhdeaVor to place it in the hands a cyarr
member Of your Division, and in ever f.n,;
y IN your vicinity if it can possibly be done
put ABOVE ail-u0rk-work for the Order IA
keep, by It's agency, the temperate sober 70
throw the Shield Of its protection around o,r
youth, to arrest the downward career of tho
UPPER, to reform the drunkard, and to banirh
Tie rum demon from our State. These aro
our OBJECTS. Enough, surely, to nerve the arm,
ana animate the zeal of every true Son 10
NOT permit the various resolutions you aided
IN passing to be forgotten; but carry them
out IN their spirit and letter and the mos gIo
rlous results will follow our late convocatfSon
A WORKING son OFT
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-01-12
GOitrtss' department.
Mrs. M. E. GORMAN, Editress.

~ The Editress is away from home this
week, but her friends have filled her Depart
ment with a number Of interesting and high
ly.prized contributions. She s~olicits a con-
tinuation Of such aid in making her Depart
mont interesting and profitable.
On her return, she will make due acknowl-
Judgements to those who have so CALAMITY re-
sponded to her call for new subscribers to
the Age.
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Ladies and TEMPERANCE"

We call attention to a Communication :;
this paper with the above heading. 1t is
from the pen of Rev. S. C. PHARR, D. D.. Of
Mecklenburg county, N. c., and is we'll wor-
thy OF most careful perusal by all. We are
not presumptuous enough to attempt to add
a word to what has been so fifty and forciblv
said by the able writer, but we earnestly 50.
lcit for it attentive consideration from all
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-01-12

- The Petersburg Daily ErDres, made
rs appearance on the lst inst, in an ENLARGED
form, and printed with larger and clearer
type. The Express" is truly a most valua-
bic Daily. and We wish its enterprising Ed;
tor much success. 81 for the daily and g
for the weakly.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-01-12

ssS@ The following is from the pen of a
highly esteemed Brother, and being so ex-
actly to our mind, we adopt and place it
among our Editorials:
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-01-12

NokTH CARoLINA STATE BoSDs, sold in New
York on lst inst. at 1904.
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AccDENTs.-Two Railroad accidents have
recently happened on the Railroad leading to
Columbus, Ga. Several lives were lost.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-03

NEaso sckRxD TO DEATB By Ak E-ErHANT---
The OGshiia Ga Herald relates tke folleWing. and
calls it case Of "elsphantcide. We think 3
better name would be ''negrOcide, as il vas the
negro and not the elephant that was scared to
death A
A negro man belonging to DR.. Sanders, Of Holly
Springs, Dallas county, we understand was flight
ened TO death by enc Of Mabie's elephants, week
before last The circumstances, as We learned
them we're these After the performances Of the cam
pspy at Holly Springs, the elephants were removed
3 short distance from the pavilion and confined in
the bushes 10 await the tine Of starting II the next
place of exhibition; the negro, not knowing they
were there, was passing near by, when one OF them
passed his truok around the body OF the boy, draw
Ing him gently towards his eephsnishiP; the negro
seeing thea colossal proportions OF The animal
which the darkness OF the night no doubt great y
magni6ed made herculean effort, and succeeded
in escaping from the the disegreesble embraces he
ran short distance and fell TO the ground, aroas-
ing the nsighborhood with his cries; being unable
to RISE he was taken up and carried TO the house,
where he soen after died, the doctors say from no
other cause than fright. o
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-03

MsLEAvs vOLcA,.1c OIL IINIxEEr.

Sole Proprietor " this Cordial.
IA. Ais1 " -teau's Yoisanir Oh LiBilnetr.
prinrira papat on tLa curneF q Thru ADD -i'ihs Z
Etr-ets 81 Toais 10
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co NINE RCIAL.


COTToN-No sales.
THIS trade in this great staple says The Augusta ooetuO
s may said condition aseOuld be expected
sund the Financial troubles war troubles
Europe have materially impaired confidence and
necessity of the raw material and buyers this country
indisposed to purchases, in view Of their fears that
serious troubles than appear yet TO be experienced
Manufacturers like people, viii purchase Their sasteriA
cheap as they cam will express fears Of revuIsOn in trade
in order that they may make Purchases to advantage.
The last weekly commercial the New York y5uRdI
Of Commerce says: &H8a
y,ra sAeefinqs aad ShirsiR0s-The market for heavy
sheetngs would be quite firm at 50 for the home trade were
not fer The surplus o. on .aas = NO uD SS
that s haeen offered for 0 hales and is probable
negotiation viii be concluded before reaches the hands
q the printer Light sheetings ave firm az for export
heavy shitings at az and light DO at S' with moderate
BlsaeIAl Sseefias Gaa Sirtiagsssnasra makes Of the
desirable grades been sold largely to arrive At value,
next sason irregular goods can be bOug h at X per yard
eow the extreme prices season. there is little de-
DyIsBrowns are scarce, and we know OF none full
lengths had formmedste delivery price, There has
been export sale above "a but any Of the leading makes
would readily command this, perhaps o il they offered.
Bhed steady at y and Blues have been taken for export
saa6,s There has been some inquiry favor
lite makes, but general activity, with moderate stock OF
fefing.
The paper says foreign goods less
than many years this se-sOn; and that fall goods which
viii be coming forward, viii be held at advance prices
The troubles Europe appear have had but little injurious
effect the manufacturers and this is true do not recog
nize the necessity which depess the value Of the raw material
T0BAcC0-Ths sales Tobacco to-day amount to only -
hhds, follows Hamilton sold hhds at Is, 355, IS,
AS 4iO, AS, SIS and GEO. Fisher, Wheless Co.
hhds at 3.55, 4 80, ZIG, and 3 O5. We quote
Lugs
M1slium Lea. ~ eas9A
Good and ...- ..b (4c16
CORNING heard Of COO bushels Yellow Corn,
day, at SOC per buSlel, sacks include d
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For Horsas "a otber AnimaIl.

MeLean's celebrated Liniment + the only safe and
F-;ishls reIaasy i0r fts curs % SPAWN. RinE B51o
WinlSalls SpiiHts, Cuna:ual Lungs. Nods. oF
SWrllHgs Il viii never fi 10 cure Bic Had. Pod
evil Fistula, O1d Eunnin- serrs swcsuy, z
properly applied Fer Spfaihs, bruises, ScrRichea.
Cracked facis Ciafs, saddle % IC0lar Gaiis Cutls
Sores, or Wounds, b u an inallhle Fensdy. Apply
IL as directed and i certain N every insfanes
Thon tride no longer With the many worthless hn-
knsrts offered 70 you. Obtain : slqpiy q Dr.. No
Leaas eelslrated LIllinent. 70 viii enc you.
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N A s HVILL e.
The Democrats Of Nashville are requested 70 meet
this lFridaEl night. al O'clock.


81. WASHINGTON WILLIAMS, ESQ !" PIArno THE
CoNFIDEzeR oAnR.--we heard yesterdsy Of an sx-
plot of 81. HAsHsseToS WILtIAxs, Esq :" Fhp
represented himself to the editor Of the Des Arc
Citizen an atfaehs ofthis Cflee, which is worth
repeStlng He met q distinguished citizen Of West
Tennessee at Memphis, sfeW days since, and intro
ducsl himself by informing that gentleman that he
had had introduction 70 him in this city during
the setting Of the Democratic State Convention;
said he vas a resident Of Maury county, snd that
he was his way home from his plantation in His
sssipPi, aud having thus fixed himEelf up, applied
to that gentleman for the loan Of twenty dollars
until he could reach Columbia, giving plausible
excuse for being short Of fusds The twenty dol
lars was loaned him. and during conversation that
ensued, our West Tennessee friend inquired Of the
Mau-y county gentleman as to what would prOba-
bly, be the result Of the contest between Msssrs.
THOMAS and Polk in the Maury C, ngrsssicnsl dis
trict and was assured that the Democrats would
tainly triumph, they had the majority; and in re>
ference to the contest in the floating district Of Maui
ny, Williamson and Lewis, be said all would be
right there. Is the Democrats had decided major
ity in the district. Just then our West Tennessee
friend made the discovery that his plausible Maury
county acquaintance had played the confidence game
him, to the tune of twenty dollars, but he lad
done it with all the ease and grace Of gentleman,
our friend didn't have the heart to make him dis
gorge. Before LEAVING, 81. WAsHHGroE WILLIAMS,
Esq inquired Of our friend in what bank in Column
ba he should place the money to his credit but our
friend remarked that he need not trouble himself,
as he would be in COlumbis in short time, when
he could hand it to him.
We understand that this 81 WASHINGTON Will
LIAMs, ESQ.," passed through Nashville few weeks
since, and while here borrowed a small amount Of
money from gentleman in this city, giving him an
order for the same on an official gentleman in
where, do you suppose, readsr-BuncOmJe!
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-03

Corn DooToR's INFLIorIONs. The Wheeling
va) Iateligeaeer of the oath ult. says: " day or
Iwo ago a corn doctor came along here from some
where down East. and said he could remove eorns
from the feet Of people without pain or injury.
Quite a number Of persons afflicted with the trou-
blesome buniOns awaited themselves of the doctors
pretended skill, and thrust cut their pedal extrem
cites to be cured. The doctor went 10 work, per-
formed great many operations upon as many diff
ferent subjects, and then went away. Every man
he touched is now cripple. We met one limPing
along Market square yesterday. What was the mat
ter with his feet? lie said Yankee doctor had
operated on his cOrns. Did the doctor cure them
Our limping friend glanced at his feet, and with
face cOntorted with pain and look expressive Of the
deepest hatred, repeated, "Cure them!" and could
ssy no more. His subjects are ripe for lynchiug
him for his bunglng operations, should he ever re-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-03

A NOTED TRIo.-In one Of the cosy little private
boxes in WALLAcK Theatre, New York, on the night
Of the Goth ut seated the we'll known actress,
Mrs. JoHS WOoD, recently from California, where
she succeeded in discriminating herse,f from welded
life; Miss AGNES ROBEBTsoN BoURCIcAULT, and
the Hon DANIEL E. SIoKLEs. The blooming ap-
pearanoe Of the ladies, and the appearance Of Mr..
srcKLEs attracted general attention. OF course ev-
cry body sguiRted at that box
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Lots A. a. 49, So ST. So So 81 S. &C. IL So So 6I &
6, g. 65, g. g., g. 90, 20, a. 70, % "A and IS.
On FatherIaud Street,
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From New York.

New YoRK, Juae 2.LJohnson's contract for car
rying the mails from Nes York and New Orleans
TO San Francisco, via Nicaragua has been perfected
and sent TO Washington for acceptance.
Jerez is making arrangements to get the transit
line in operation by August
ilNeg citations pen ling for steamers to run on
both sides Of the Isthmus so--gf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-03

Wheat Fans wheat Fans!!
ME are IN receipt of lot Of superior Wheat Fans
w which viii be sold at manufacturers prices ct No south
msySs : CARTER. WILsFORD & CO.
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Prom Washington.

WASHINGTON, June 2--The Navy Department
is advised by the Commander of the Brooklya from
Vera Cruz the 2lst, that Mclean desires 3 ship at
Tsmpico anticipating an attack ihe-e by the Mi
ramon party. He Gays, shall direst Commander
Turner TO proceed there immediately, and land
force Of Marines to protect the American Consul
and American citizens 81
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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

Mf Dr. Rims, formerly Of New York, for the lastfouI
&SsS years Of Louisville Kentucky, and who has de-
voted his senc the treatment OF private diseases for
thirty years. aers himself having attended practice for
many years. sndur thousands he is enabled to
all diseases OF private nature matter how bad hgy be
from idudcOus mgdcal treatment, from negdct Of their
Dr. Kings Dpensay No % Dsaderick street between
Cherry and the square, where he all diseases Of private
nature. BIZ
from business
STRUCTURES Of old recent date eecuay cured in few
avs by operation which pain. Where Structure
exists health be enjoyed Perhaps disease
mischief and undermines the constitution much
SYPHIs with all the diseases Of the skin, growing out OF neg
or bad treatment be eectualy cured in few days
SEMINAL WEAKNESS particular attention having been given
his disease and all the growing Of it, brought
the destructive habits of inconsderHe
Youths and excessive indulgence Of the passions, neglect Of
which will undermine the constitution rendering the subject up6t
society," and causing premature old age
who may be laborug with Sny difficulty Of the Womb
may assured Of immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad by writing and stating their with
enclosed directed Dr. A King, No. % De2dck street
Nashville Tennessee will have the necessary medicine sent
their address, with directions Strict secrecy observed
Office O'Clock in the morning until Gin the
may 23-d&wly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-03

We were in error yesterday in saying that the
building on the corner of the Public Square and
College street, now being torn down, was erected
for the Branch of the Bank of the United States.
1t was for the old Bank of the State Of Tennessee,
and was subsequenlly purchased for the former.
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OFFICE NASHVILLE & NORTH WESTERN R. R. Co.
10 he Directors of tie assviis and S6rfSsstra airoo

canvassng for the city Subscription to the
Nashville Railroad have met OpPosi
On that thought could trace to myself personally, and 50
suggested at the speaking Broad street.
my object the benefit OF the road for city and
could obtain more votes for Wou Id resign as President
therefore concluded do and here tender
nation and hope you will accept the
ain separating from the Board this respect
member that do with regret relations have uniformly
been kind and agreeable ...
do net propose to cease to work road you
that the with all the capable
rs at the the Board Most truly, v X STEVENSON
Upon the above resignation being rendered to the
Board Of the Nashville and Northwestern Railroad
Company following preamble and resolutions offered
and unanimously adopted:
kRKAs Col Stevenson has rendered to this Board his
resignation Presidency Of the Company under the impress
that Of the opposition to the city subscription may be
traced himself personally and from the high and honorable
should occupy position free from even the sem
blanoe Of individual interest and Hhereas ne bgar o. D
their sction, are willing 70 yield to his wishes.
ReSoDed therefore, That the resignation OF v n stevenson,
Esq., Of Presidency Of the Nashville and Northwestern Rail-
road Company is hereby accepted 49,. ,.,.
the oppo 70 bear testimony 10 me uroHDnS ~;
has characterized the official conduct Of Gel Stevenson 70 ms
cult circumstances and the high Of duty which has gov
erned him in accepting and continuing the office vol
constrained the and
our waruest wishes for his welfare.
SsolDe Also that the which Influenced
action Of Col Stevenson equally applicable this
nv aud ready resign positions
orS WILL the proposed subscription sanctioned by the
popular Saturday call general meeting the Stock
holders the be DONE and tender
ssoysd, Also, and that in opiRon the Nashville and
Northwestern Railroad lie built with the aid asked
the city, and earnestly urge upon the voters Of the city
the vital Importance the election 70 bs held Saturday
We do this the freely in view Of the determination to
gaaEaOn Of the Board al meeting OF The etockholders in
hch the city will repIesented In this view, acting
only as citizens Nashville having common Interest with
other taxpayers having from connection with the road
thorough acquaintance with its means and its liabilities
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-03

ST. LOUIS June In the esse Of Csrstsng, vs
Shaw, for breach Of promise, the jury brought in
verdict in favor of the plaintiff for one hundred
thousand dollars damages
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Fire at New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, June IA portion CT the Banks
Arcade and the two adj dining buildings we're burned
last night. The BHlLetta o1ce building narrowly
escaped. Loss Sl5, 1000. ~ -11-1
The steamer IndianoIa is below with Havana dates
Of the Both. .--e --.-.- IA.
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Now York NTarkets.

New YORK, Jane Cotton declined lag Sales
to-day I.2OO bales MiddliBg Uplsnds sl05al0S !;
Flour has declining tendeaey; Sales 7,0eU bbls,
7.20a7.50 for Ohio White Corn S9a92; Mess Pork
l7.00al7.25; Sugar dull, declined /; MuscoVsdo
53a6; Coffee firm, Rio declined I, SIS Java deelin-
ed ls4 14al43. -.r,su-s I.fFvl