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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-23
j. S. MCCALL,
Merchant Tailor,

NM Wcbba Building Market Street below Sd
WILMINGTON, DEL,
Has choice assortment Of CLurHS, CASIMEREs and
NEsiNiS selected express vey for helustomer tradel
which lie makes up to order in the best style
AlS1, full assortment of GentlemouS furnishing goods
Apr. %.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-23
Question Solved.

Question Solved.
Who Ia Little ''Billy Tharp.n Many years ago this
question answered by Of Delawares distinguish
ed Sons TO untold number who had assembled to hear
IT, Many of their Homes rest In quiet repOse in their
graves Billy Tarp $50 says the Orator, when young was
fond Of riding Corn stalk Horses his Fathers Farm when
took possession Of Fort George There are few living
present at that battle, could testify to the fact ut
from history The old have passed away the middle aged
silent and Young America like those Of yore armed
with Resolution told the soft tale and thus the Soldier spoke
lie spoke of time when his Fathers hair was black and
his whiskcrs also In those days there was nothing
thought of shamponng Dyeing. 1t was shave mo Or
cut my Hair Now, Young America wishing to improve
with the times orders Mousache Goatee, Prince Albert
Victoria Dye, Duncards, Wigs, scalps, shampoonng
Those orders can all DO filled by calling on j. III ,
and B. Roach, practical Bnrbers No. East Pih street
Devon Building, Wilmington, Del.
With laz1rs keen
And Water hot
You'll always ind them
On the spot Apr a.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-23
NoTTOE

MO IoE
ALL persons having claims against the Estate OF the de.
ceased nst present the duly attested the Admin
istrator, before the 9Th day June $780, or abide
the Act Of Assembly in such made and provided
ALIENS j. BoRRlLL,
wilmington, June II, 1873 Administrator
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-23
Nln1TnE

NOTICE.
ALL persons having claims against tho Estate OF the
ceased must present the duly atestod the Execu
tor, before tho 10Th day OF May 1860, abide the
Act of Assembly In such case made and provided
PHILLIP PLUHkETT,
wilm ngton May 2e.2m Exeentor.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-23
rs Numbers-lS Drawn Ballots.
MAGNETIC ENT sc II EN- L -.
~. M. nm .al...

81, 1896 Prizes amounting to Sis9,5ss
Whole Tickets sl0-IIalvcs f5-Quarters 500.
Certificates Of Packages in the above scheme Will be
sold at the following rates, which is the risk
Certificates vi Package Of % Whole tickets 10 -
u Half "a -
20 Quarter " s.. ~
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-23
MiME AMn ll0uNRa.

M EAL DVFFEY, IIodgevei near mic T0lI Gnte.L1he
subscriber having determined to close ont his stock Of
Wines aud Liquors, would most respectfully inform his
friends aud the public generally, that he will sell Al
peror stock Of Merchandise such as Braniies Wines
Gins Jamaica Spirits andWhiskies, at very low price
Dealers and other desirous Of purchasing any " ill.,
above articles will do well to give the subscriber call be-
fore purchasing elsewhere NEAL DUFFEY
jane 1s-tL
We feel that our recommendation OLA fertilizer to he of
some value asst is our intention sell none but reliable
articles We are always prepared receive and mn or
ders for these superior articles al the shortest notice and
tho NEST reasonable terms Apr 9S-tf
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-23

TArrlVo Al Soaford 2 p 10 OF
heretofore %
ny Tue above arrangement, morning Passeng ers from
~ points on Deoware Railroad spend six hours
fhladephio or nnc hours in Wilmington, and return
same evening 2
Eastern Shore passengers will notice that the morning
tram from Seaford IaAkas close connection at Whining
:. with trains for Baltimore, and the morning Express
ron Baltimore close conLesion for Seaford and by
Stas Denton, Easton, Salisbury Snow Hill and Princess
Anne fhe time between Seaford and baltimore being re.
duccd to eight hours. 80 y
Both trains going North from Delaware Rnllroad ron.
meet directly with trains for New York
e. a. SEWALI, Jr.. SuDit Dial u u
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-23
REMOVAL.

4 GORGE a, BArTERBuRY, announces to his friends
" and the public that he Inns removed to the Store for.
mery occupied by Mr. John Marsh, No All Market be.
tween Fourth and Flth streets, Wilmington where he in
tends Keeping Music Music Books ne Italian Violin and
Guitar strings, yions Guitars Flutes Flies Accordeons
and Musical Merchandise. Also general assortment q
Bill, Cap and Letter Paper Blank Books Envelopes
Pens Pencils and Ink Port Monnaies Port Folios Hair
Cloth, Nail, aud Tooth Brushes, Combs Razors strops
Pocket knives Comedian Rings, &c Pocket Compasses
&c lie will also keep Prayer Books Plain Tinted and
Colored Autographs Steel and other Engraylngs oil
Paintings.
N. B-Pctnres selected from Publishers, Catalogues
procured Immediately
June l6--tk GEORGE a. DATTRRBURY.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-23
BEEF! BEEF!! BEEFLII
CONFECTIONERY, ICE CREAM,
OYSTER, SALOON

FTuIE undersigned having fitted up that commodors
Il store, No 500 Market Street, Wilmington, Del, for
rst class Confectionery and Restaurant announces to the
He intends that his Restaurant shall be conducted in the
best lilo constantly Keeps the very hest Oysters
which he will up in every fashion, Families will
be served with Oysters lee Cream, Cakes, Candies and
Fruits, at the shortest notice. and in tile very best style
His parlOurs large and comm0dnus; his walters
courteous and attentive By strict attention to business
he hopes to merit share OF public patronage.
apr 23-ly. GEORGE II. ROBINSON
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-23
] & D. BUTz,

MholESALE anu RETAIL pbAbbhS IN
TOBACCO, SNUFF AND SEGARS, would
remind the public that they keep tho very best brands
imported aud American scgars hand which they will
dispose Of on liberal terms.
They also keep snuff and Tobacco Of tho very bcst quail
tiles, which they will sell cheap ut their Store in King
Street, above Third, in odd Fellows Hail. Wilmington
Delaware. Apr 29-lm
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-23
PHILLIP PLUNKETT,
Manufacturer Of Alcohol Burning Fluid, Pin,
oil and Camphine,

Manufacturer Of Alcohol Burning Fluid. PIN
oil and Camphine,
NO. LOG WEST FRONT STREET.
wTLNIAq~or. p2hAw2aL,
AnnoB,Rs,d friends and the public generally that
no ST.. Keeps Wholesale and Retail large assortment o
tho above mentioned articles always on hand, which he
will sell on accommodating terms, and at such prlco a,
will compete fairly with any other establishments In the
State or elsewhere.
lie also WHOLESALERS and Retalls Puro Liquors. at phla
dcphla prices lie has hand 2j barrels OF yory Old
Rye Whiskey, TO which he would call the attention Of
dealers and the public generally. Apr 23-ly,
Porter, Ale and Mineral Waters.
ffN THE undersigned would respectfully say b tbo
tjpnblic that he is prepared 10 supply Taverns Phi
Families, &C. at short notice and on accom-
modatng terms with Massey Collins Brothers. ecebr
tod draught Ale in barrels and half barrels.
Bottled Porter, Ale, Lager Beer aud Cider Mineral
Waters OF various ayors bottled, pure and unauthorized
for sale.
Place Of business ut tho Sixth and Orange ss
whore all orders will DO received aud attended to-
APR ". WILLIAM Fo0RD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06

, NJ ho@R d sug & earks aud brig out
BtGHLsNDy. SUES sunse-A bark ehowi-g Hsrgous 4
Bros signal ia al spchor outside.
nisceilsDeOus.
BIZ SHIP WV GIBSON from Glaslow for Yalpsrsiy, Houn
dered July The took to boats spoke
ZANE day. bound to ho Ja5ero. By Capt Amsbury OF b1g
Kstahdin. (See cort sbove)
For San FsAscfsco 1Le favorte New York built clipper
ship Black Hawk, Under the command Of Capt Bowers ia
again latng i Ne.srs Sutton Cos Despath line This
trade her only passaae out in is days and is well
which abe dee Der cargo sse q gepa Sr - s
river % ral e pom mt MeVsrs % are also clcs
Ing up the cooer Taanan, to be full three four days
CrIPrEE Snip MALAY Capt Wicomb, Tor Eau Fraucsco IL
loading YIN I Colemsu 4 Co.'S line at pier IL Kas
river and Ia SSH ibe 18Th inst The gaay famous for
She Is an al snip and ins ures ri the loves, rates.
~, Ba 5a5 Sk ESc.qP Stevens rom ws9s ~ Lon
put INTO Bahie mo sej Tor repairs. %
bRIG JuISE i.NIy os Of and for soaton from Havana
INTO ynesard sound 4ih met the weather cissr O'Clock
az s ss ST. sIS h's sie Spars for
B STOP COZ lo,Sea Jiawne tee water came aoiea,
he s5Ps sa Re he: "ns
n AIDE ,ai 81 'sc ans Down tlics fog and the being
near @ h sas' Pc, e. Ss &c s a
alter snS s iosoa 80 ie LUCE
ss & 5i e ss iAs n siF p
sfs s'Ss sT Ss's1 we Fl cen
have mostly Leer ck NE pssesge and ore WAS buried OF
&on,SuL On ruesday
u wHiuoEs before reported st Aux Cages after
ulnrnsi,y sband TO the underwriters. half full Of
water Capt arrived here yesterday ia schr Masonic.
The steamship Jsmesown. of he New Yore and Virginia
round 10 M Weerves chip foot Of Houston street,
the purpose OF being thoroughly overhaued
LAUNCHED rreepsr, recently by Mr Geo Goule a.,
perior shr Of IS ug called the Harriet Raker owned By
Bon hnus soue Capt David Kealser hob soule Uau,si
coumsna her. she Is Intended tor tho general neghtiug
business
sd ifcm fecora ih lrst bark Harvest Indian O,san
Ocesr II p With 500 bbs and 10 do wh oil
ED rom II Storee eermuoA, 18th ut hisnA Mletn Of
letter from Capt thqokley of sso Young 2hmnlx NIB re
Gs fnrs.r or new ejfrd l2o bSis So SIS 10 VIII oil A.
go lbs sosc-soaS sci aeit day On cruise sperm ard
riph whsipR Intended say out hsr Reports
be 5s s Il s s 4s se rev I on 90 s1 ss Iue
~ later vsikss bad shipped oil and bone By shp
letter cspi Brown otb,s Pee rH rep ,rts her
Ms,ot 10 hayiag taken SO boB oil suce leaving
on crnse neso,s arrived ;iuan he say previous hrc
Us Philips III had aken nChng slnco leaving Sandwich
Fpoifaia9 Ia. 80 90 lcn 70 90 bark john Henry, of
ana Tor New BEDFORD saoysen. &c.
Ship Pari5erie hInon from Sunderland Eng for Calcutta
shp Bau.6org EOIlsass for va vecchis June TO-
ship 6aies from Legborn Tor NYork July o. la IS
shia JacobS from olreow for NYork, July 49, lat A 2s
Shin Sir Johu Frsnsla gcm tiysrpool sr BALTIMORE Tpv
| 10. 40 nles tfol1 hook POio Cork.
sig Venice IRON Nlramieb Ter Gull Eng JUL H. lat 43 III
shP gyz'ntan Elor, hence ros Quebec July a lat ~ 10
= i, laIlzs, gns4.O wy
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MILITARY VISIT TO PHILADELPHIA, New YORK,
Boston &c - The City Guard Bstaipn, hsyng completed
the asrapgemt for their vs; to Boston the Write Moan
tans OF New hampshire other interesting localities
down East Will leave Baltimore, uncee the command
Of Major Joseph r. Warner, at six O'Clock the morning
OF Monday august 22 be railroad to Philadelphia and
New York from thence TO Manchester Norwich, Wor
cester Boston spending week or more in the neigh
borhood Of those paces Toe announcement OF this de-
iifht'ul lent additional impulse to the
cfutps Of the Guard wno though but recently
organized a battalion, already comp ise three compa
nike with aggregate Of nearly hundred end fifty
members, more than t@o thirds of WHOM however
Will PROBABLY be able TO make the proposed visit Tue
Guard is the oldest military organic atom in city Az
Ing ectua existence. Their present euvaoe os.nc
tol is the natural result OF the Hosray Of sentiment and
able public spiri.sdness which have chara
terzed them To the skin and popularity Of she!r officers
may be attributed also, no quail STARE o. the proud
prosperity the Guard enjoys Major Warner thsic popu
lar and capable commahdant rose from the ranGs OF the
10 big present high position, filing with credit and
distncon every grace Of command 10 which he was
ceesively called &c is the head OF bocy OF men
who, citizens sodiers, woul reflect credit upon
any commuptv and who occupy DO mean a;e in the
gard of their fellow to9nsmen-BItimore Clipper, Aa
ol1
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PerRonei Intelligence.

II Il NaIhars, Ese, Chief Esgpeer Of the Fire De-
psrteni Charleston, South Carolina. viii arrive in tais
city on Monday he Visits New York TO examine
She Gre engines lately Introduced here. An
exhibition Of the poser of Nanha attain Company No will
be gwen Thursday afternoon for his especial benefit
He viii be the guest Of the New York Fire Department
during hi5 stay.
Mrs NcCunn, Of Farm Hill, Coraiue, Ireland, died on
the 9th OF Jay, nearly 50 years Of age She the
mother OF Colonel John Il. McCunn of New York, who,
Bope few years ago, purchased Tor his aged parent
ancient family estate which she died.
The Nissardo Italian journal published at Nice, says,
In s number Of the 10th OF Jny that Count Arese who
did not succeed IN forming Cabinet after Csvour )
resierslon " spoken Of the Ssrdinsn Ambassa-
dor at Paris This umor Is certainly well grounded.
Private letters received last week from the Rev.
Dr. Bethune, in which he G2tes that hs health ia good
snd that of lis much improved he at present ia
s~zerand and does not expect to return home before
autumn.
letter from ths Eon. ". a. Sc ward, resolved By the
Persia, says that ne still England, agd would so to
Parh 81 the latter end Of July dis further movements
had not ye, been determined upon
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER CIAl

FRIDAY, August 5-6 p. NJ.
The import Of foreign dry goods continues undated.
In round numbers the import entries for the week end
ing to day are four million doars-faF than The
import entries OF the pondng OF 1857 making
the total amount thrown he market during The year to
date, over SIS oCoo, against seq 600 same date
in 1857. No Of course compares 1859 with 1855
which was year Of atagnaon; is the exceas o. this
years nports over those Of the great commercial year
1857, which creates anxiety, and suggests Inquiry
the capacity OF the country to cons lme so much.
Exchange On Europe continues to droop The corres
rondents Of the Rotoschds have lowered their rate aud
drawing al 10 &c for 60 DAY sterling Dls and
b12 and SIS for ffarcs. Even these rates The bust
ness doing 10 very light. II ia probable from PEE
Eens appearance That 10 morows zteamers will take out
three quarters million; the shipment may not exceed
100000
The stock market IL still very dull and to egeo. salss
holders compelled to make concessions TIC new
situation Of the Erie Is being generally canyasse1 most
opinions concur in approving the pursued by .ae
company Tia. the public generally think well OF the
change which has been made may be Inferred from the
advance OF which took place the stock IL the course
Of few days receiver viii probably be appointed; 10
the meanwhile The property is safe 10 DO hereafter dis.
posed Of for the best interests o. h the parties concerned
Il may be presumed that after the appointmsn. OF re
ceiver meeting of the stock and bond hold
The Liquidation Of the floating debt aud ;h paynen. o. the
overdue coupons. lihey devise any plan Tor get
ting there GLAZING, presume that the receiver will as
soou converent transfer she property OF the
pany mo the HANDS Of the stockholders If no plan
can ne conriyed for paying of the pressing debts
Ioe property will naturally be gold under the
foreclosure by the fourth and 9TH mortgage
Dondnodets, From all That we can learn, there is q
prospect OF asetemeul which sh1 sacrifice Of the
parties ID interest the tendency this affair naturally
ends 70 caeek bds1ess ead nearly all The railway stocks
sold TO day Lower than yes,erday New York Central
soid COVE 70 IA aud closed Ia the afternoon at T2
bid southern guaranteed for cash at the rs board
at 1877 and closed at 2QH bid Toledo fell to q The
only Western stocks which showed any armnsss were
Rock Island and 6aena. Bonds arc all dull and cannot
re'dily be cold. State stocks are pretty steady. Tse
market generally is passing through a period OF stsqpa
ton and leieisnsss, neither brokers nor obses n.!her
bulls nor bears, are making my money Ia the after
noon atocss all better, and market closed quite
steady 81 the following quotations.: III s9urs 81 a ~
vrsiniAe, 92iS %; Carton, Tx 10; nbereud pro-
lsrred, ii Il; New York Central, 1875 Z; Ee5a6
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a' s sas ssss se;'ss
ct 10. To-Day higher rates were dsmaadee.
vssS po M
pool and London TO Antwerp 500 hhds sugars wera en-
gagged at 2Ss, 50 tors at 2os and 10 nhds o.
Chartered " load at Lshorn for the United States II
BAY-The market was quiet a Toe. . TOO
HlDEs.-Our market has exhibited moro fgns Of anipca
ton this week, importers having submitted 70 dece If
cent per Blenos Ayres Sales have been e6crd
Of shout oo at &c., and to effect sales to any exsans
prices would have 10 be submitted to. SAeg
6C0O Buepos Ayres and M,Dteviteo, 26c six months
500 Mar.caibo, &c six months 81 RIO Grsnde
private terms 1900 heavy Rio Grande, ~ lbs, 2Sc SIX
LEATHER Tho stock Is large, and prices favor eoys,s
We quote middle 3 A., 4c- 26c Ornocc, t21sc. 90,
Receips-hemock, 1890; OAK, 900. nsnio *.
5000; oak 800 Stock hsmlock l7S 800 oak, 49, 900
LINE waa ssesdy, vita light saies Of esnaaon a! Toc,
and OF lump at 75c.
MoLAsTs quic., and no sales Of moment trans
PRED.
had tendency TO check sales winch embraced about 2oO
bte s,,ri,s turpentDe ut Acc snc 80 bois. com
Ons were quiet and sales limited Llnseed remained
IN good request at 6oe 6c per gallon Cher desoho
tors we're unchanged.
PROVISIONS --Pork-rhe market was somewba. IRE
guar but closed with arlrer feeling though duh aud
easier the sales embraced anout 600 bbls io,ia nag
new mess a. s,4 SO $i4 sS9s thin msss AZ S3 S7
nness were made, deliverable 10 the nst freea days IL
Ooeer, as SIS Beef heavs, with sales Of about lh
oassb at unchanged pricoe beef hams ~ere steady
SiS prime meg, in the aheence Of saSs Of meat
wes LON nal Cut meats were III sir reqlaet, Win
OF aoou 2l0 hhos a9G .efces u. Sc for dry sasc
and at cs4c. for pcko&; hams sud at So Shc Lave
was f ana 10 fair request with sales OF about oi0 bols
aud perc.s st loo 1919. Better and cheese were IL
fair request, while prices apged.
RICE Saes OF about 100 casks were made chiefly with
in TIE jaDae 3Sc. q 4hc
suGARs - The market vas without change of moment
the saes embraced about 500 hhos. Cuba. ,aoing
gcoc portion between los grade refining goods
qoalitits grocery g AIDES at 4xc q CSC.
IoBAcco But limited trade scrs On; 81 bales gava
ma 2sc sec l2i cases seedieaf, &c. lic Is cases
Fiorija, lbc a lie
WHISKY Hrmer W tn sales of 200 bohs =.
25no 26c., chiefly ~ tue inside agurc.
WOOL There 10 st-sdy ma k=t for fleece and pulled
ar prices renal uncbsueed: sales o. sece 1000 lbs
at 345. ~; ana 5000 lbs. pulled a. 300. 47o
KectnL al Vices from Europe 10 the elscs tor,
vance had taken ace As prcs OF medium 1908,
exports 10 America had ceased. Ipooites dem "a
Ing sAeht advance, but no sales have been made
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sra esb m9stbs seal c! :weiys 10 eighteen mcr!ns,
IN. Csss'. swa And hercc, the ca2iar.oa
10 IT.. oa,. ~ .ot been ~ iargs ~ ntnsl
ftsy- bsv', b, en-, b1seve., spsca4tons Ia boh do
res,:c q. f.egu p-osgce ou;sse OF dry goods 70 m
y,eos d-lt have wsrred the banks sgsinst undue
sYsrsfp ana 20 ssvc targdc them the ne:cssty CT
so,or.s against another pant; in madiHsd form, ana
YEA ~ f,,!py rnd ra!iy reducing their loans 10 basis
co. rs9trdpg tber f-pNs ts and u specie reserves
rhs t,s rD;es and smorbt III dry goods thro~o upon
cAcfn c, The period during the two proceed
hr yesss
we slpx tables giving tie classiGc l.iou Of goods
entered tbs port, with their value during the past
week by whcn Will be sh8t value OF woolien
so,5s smouoted 70 81 233 $685. cotton do, Sao3.
ci3 silk 50. q e22,0is; nAx ae. $ls6, 1885, miscelane-
ors 10, SIS M
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Since January OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. II I3

since January H.. ii AT
The advices by the Persia from Manchester gave &C.
counts OF continued demand for cohs and yarns For m
latter The Austrian doniDions. la ~ involved IN war
have always afforded good market, and which, dnripg
it's existence, disturbed, but viii now be rssumei
Liverpool cotton market exhibited less euor ancy Yet We
look for no important charge in the prices OF the
material, until the close of the present cotton year. Ihs
growing crop at the South ID sad to be remarlabls
promierg, which VIII give buyers from that quarter
confidence the extent and stability OF their trade
The country South and Southwest has been well repr6.
sented by merchants The past week, who have dealt
pretty freely in ra9e goods, both domestic and foreign
ana especially the former Some parties here sn1
DER the supposton thai prices at later period may be
ZONE cheaper. Should many act upon this principle !,
VIII ony carry the trade TO later peroi in the season
Jobbers Consider tnsl The stocks in the interior light
thai the custorF Of country merchants viii want the
goota, ana mug sooner later obtain supplies Cotton
comessics were il steady demand We quote heavy
sheerEs at SIC SAC, with considerable eales SL
Medium sheellEgc we're 81 100. Besched sheetlDss
and sbriings, OF three quart. scarce, ard
quotations &c higcer. Drills were in good export
oemsnd especially for the China market. We qno.e
China styles ~ SIC. sac. q inch brosna
at 10, be1oheo st SIC, ana blue at loHc. 10%c
Prints Iere wei sustained. Other cotton faofics
moving, TO fair extent, D. steady prices ALI wooao
qoods were aiso in fair demand S,tnsis OF black coofs
were heavy FlanDes we're eellpg well NJ steaiy prices
and fair prsinsfs doing In stsws ard hosery 10
foreign gooos tic hod back buyers rather
plenty, trusting 10 so,ae turn n tie market through
ton saes other9 ss Shereoy they might then
at cheaper rates yet the busness fair ami prices Of
most kinds Of seasornbe hape goods gust lined
hHncy afIces, Of dcesabe Lew and Ia! ho iabe styio
were moving, 10 lair extent, at steady prices.
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-Southern -four Wac also heavy aud closed a. low
pi'oes Rye Hour sia.dy, With sales o. about l25
Dos coaing within the range oil the above quotations..
1orn mea was quiet AZ hguros Wheat was raher
h'mer, ~!th sa.es Of about 900 5000 bushels,
including fair TO choice while Kentucky at 81 So
70 81 SO, and white Southern q. 81 50 81 90, and
bnsheis, incuopg Western mixed 100 II iec a 10:
eos hy2 "abquct 76c 7oc and GALES OF 0, bushels
DC" wore made al re Barley and barley matt we're
Gun and market unchanged. Odg eady and In fair
eemhpd, HuAout change OF moment In prices.
SoiFEE The make. quiet ana toe bales limited
a tmai lot oil Java brought Ill lsc,
lotion "as insctive and gales limited, wiiis quota
tobs "a ihe 2oH nee ssles, nominal, o. to9 al
ueu figures, aud s0e persons ia he trade qrelsd md
"A"s ogiahue al lLAc., or at u ~. oil
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BY James Killer.
Iot g. 3t;hs l42 IL 45E Stn ave., 1s.4 b By
20 po ''''
Houte 9ni lot 272 Yves I9td 81, Is by esq. goo
lot e. 8. 3oth 259 10 West Ssh ay % by IS 22,t