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sei I svsd 2s<4ot viraea ra4.,
81 the Presidenvof the O nise,tststea.

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By' the Presidenvof the o nise,tststes.
TN PijRsU INeE q law Fl j Avis s BtenAx4x
r. President OF the .Eniteat States;ofs Amesiea
sas f1 T 5 Ssf hsT sss k93xs 5s s
office; in tile STATroF MrxNEse1A % vhe period
hereinafter designated.to EisaoHv ,.;u So,
- sAt Gland Office at CAxBR1psE. esnmsnci9g
On Monday til: sixteenth day 81 Mhy. hs3f, f1F
the disposal Of the public lands AeretJats .n;y-
ered,inthas following ts~aisl.ipiI and; lta<.s Ct
MI 1sst l.a< sa 1zfzd bbsa,s VA va
f.t: 4t seji ,5uat,as .Ystgossif!tI iis :s:ifSe
Fs:M Townships e, ands4fs of range Dos .3iyn;s
$gtabI Is IS Sgf E ss5s}
incluslss sections soi g. ~; and SslDf,ssun.
ship ss;s tews.tips g, = p, 81: and p, :!
sseestloils u, Il: 49, 20: s,sa "a,
- and s4 ,acf sowuship83;s sectios,sil Iahda;
y fsat he5f e .esiea y asS s. tts1l,
ipss S6ss Il g. sns 81 aSs q sss
the aorthhalf Of section ST.; saetieuk IS and S.
g fssss ' .eynsbRs 7 g 81 8 end
Section =; tie .h.. 1alf Ahassht: do4triwes.
ssss ss!2ts; ssssd ast ss4
tereof hcFth east qasfter sofl section .ssyof
|y TO sa ;aseeonss,4 1sstap,
ls s;staas = IA 81 s tRd IF 81
'keeticlsfe and s1ethe west misunderstanding; sec-
tiees la;ll,ia, %, }ap4, Il; tbs tast half of
5ecii?s; 81 +, o. o. 81 Shd P stSf
|tevnsnptt. ;'t6whshia s5oeueepflths wnth.lf
s sh tfI i q a,i ;ssSnsl'pas
|itss s.tsDn~ Sa,a ;shs seaarsc,: the
north half Of the north west quartd.sana north
nAlt pts !he s9.!th east Of seetior6 the
r.; III e eas II 1l hs Sasi hstI
west. quarter . tie mpttllixes4 auasssr, ols khe
Ness aasftsF = ssttioa al sd dgasn
t66 8 EXCEPT the ssuth west quafte OF the
south west q4arter!pf township dS,is.eftienN'e,
ia a.l b 81 sssesa d; So ia<iS,
siye; tho hofsl halt tion nj; seetisn4is,
~ s. o. asS 2;
r. Sections Sls, n, 5stlYIe s0, 33ss4,and
e. qys5 Spa nSFtt4 half Fl ths ses,h
FIR, tRe cast half Of .stese quartvrpsnd
ttlls 6esth ~eftqnattfs sc sthesaeztA, wH.t aYtr-
.s g S1sp ssil s4ts, t.
81 Seetion n aecHons l3s l4,rfsda e,ss.s4,ss.
las; So 81: and 81, eftgrnship s5j lteyaslipfs Sc
ssp IT, p ]; zsa,df ts,iobqs
except sIe ssath xestsq usrtcr IL sl,e;sSusk Gcst
itfeaorth half. &l.s phtth half sf the
. sS ass' eEef aS sf s2!ss H. sn ind
}ef}ahe ifath halt bf the north, ehst qu,rtoz Of
i:set.eq2 Of tSFnk1ip ~ i sqcteHs ls2sA,6, s.
Ilo, - Il IS, e, e q q; g, ai!s: Of
ssss ss1s section
S 49, alfsa et a.; Township Of
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PR Os PECTU FOR 1855,

" iLLUsfRA$ES ' GOLDEN t PRlzE Viii
tconiiiicIice "a :1kt,tYS5OHaFhH foiio,giHql ar1
sho s4aheso ~ .! aIs.tiNhe pxlA4etipnA Mil!
graeeths eos'a aoqkRpsls a |aI|pg
IL rev fS1 &. II. spuRGfroN. Gf'1iondoh!' o: d,
s 8: y r. n ; kkSHS S51sj sfAonaeqA AsoN
GEN az E. e iRNiS6szs, LII of Nicaragua.
coL:'& I,lNCM I'D :'ses'7 %
&A5T 4 p A ESSeGFsa xS
HENRY .cijAPP; JR.i 5li'NI:
10 Dbl VI 1.HxNtBU BEN. I,a.sy..: T,,.. .s.,>1
oitsEq y e e sPt All q ,xi. ,,s1. a
Mtss's0urilWDRTH: :. :!E' :''aTs2'nn stj
>1!issX!RaIkiA VAUGHAN b':s a. .,.a.,
M1S s:s s =! ;; il !. & ;S;IR,
MRS. r. B. SINCLAIR! ~
,. So y ,!THRM$..W
subss ibor IS Entitled e ohe 81 ske s.f.isass
named in tia following List, and is. requested
to mention what article lie desires when he
sends lis subscription MONEY Il ,,i.:::ass1s siEi
.eaoa@up.-,:.1 4..l: Ii. WoftAh at retail,
asiG csE o nSi]h si1Ye' Case w Is M & 81
tI6il Tooth Pick s9i-eas 21a s.sI 2.swfsr9 ia
L6d ie9iIola Pen. with Extensions Cases.. 900
EiirSs.inT Gdd Pen, Is earets,l 1o..,,, 2. 81
Cold {. Mng'plaiaand chas.s4,l :,s.%,.. -. e @
Mosaic and Elorentlne Brooches. 0:
fCA6Is CkaT,1s; .DAa - Eog
Gold Brooches. 9 OF
IGeatlamen's Pins, 2 v(
Gentlemen's Bosom Studs, OF
S Sa!sis s 1s s.'s 4 })oI1 : : g 9;
Ladies' Cult Pins, 2 %
bbon Slides, OF
IsGblA Crossc5j & I,-fi ~ E-,t,9 OF
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LFG4L NN1FtES
,.M0RTGAGEeS AIdEd.

IN EFAu1lC iharine been aesdl jes A1es se4+is, g
saa ssasss sG5 KS IA HssI;s
S4thetaav lot .6Atobss, AsE 4yl n gskA1
a.5% ::s Msss.s ssd
lec sa d. ~ ae Ratste, 81 DEEDS a.
sSSS stsSs Ans5.St sst Il fhs s Ak
Ell: :a5es A Is s. Ss sa &sa Vi sP sdssS
note hereinafter m1nt ioned the following prem
|ises situate in said Goodhuc county. to Wit
The Tie so"tSs ass s sa a'i
the northeast lqsarter nf ssotioi snI,sa<r tiixH
ssJs 1s ke1sh qass aHS psssa
Ell7) west. according to the Goyernsaes's,sa.sey
Said s,ss h m asd1 ks11Sku iclScd 15
lnent dftlto pfoshis.eny note Of said Daniels for
the sum oftwo hundred dollars (s2 900. dated
9etoIss 1892 anA a{aE!s sae ys91 fs.g'
with Interest," aitthree per co&t 5nshouniila
sstuted q sssovsr saii noftssgs use ESP 81
part thereof, and tiicre being ds6idn aas4f neseI
and mortgage, ut the date Of this notice the
sum Of three hundred and sixty nine dollars
NOV, therefore. notes St i, ssrsbs given s.ag
said mortgage and 81 tfe statate II susk ca.e
made an ErfosIata; said rnc,esagsd pfsrhisosz
VIZ hs offered tHs p r ss|s 7 q "!
Wing. in said county tof Gcodhue, on the esd
day Of April, A. D.. 1883. at ten o'clock A. NJ
to satisfy the .6hioADkt diiBi 1h raid mortgage
debt. with costs and expenses Of dale. Dated
4e'fh ts 'sSai {H IStI Md.sSgl''EE;
! Wiz: bst r wftfis1oS; hsoTt korfgsseesG
!. .dw.sAtExs 5orl MoHsga4ees.s lass.Ey f1tts51ft
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SEEDSI sSKE|pL,S,!,!
FIELD "a arden I'D xLMEF SEEDS F!

- q 'tSsS Esssss3 " s.
WE ARE now fully supplied with one Of the
NV8s:lasilast and most com plate stock Of lsayi
den Flower aud Field, Seeds eNsr! offered to the
Western; public, Our stock has been made up
with much care from the best SEED gaflsn II
Aiadrisa aid H1ropc:H "A lnlee'slnfs are home.
g. own seeds being grown alfler ourg9yp in.
p :ctiHn, asd whish We Gan recommend rs true
Amohk our sssertms,t OF seeas mHy be- found
oSeH0lJ ALLAH .HHAWuiihn I.;Ili:
s * F+f 81 3! e; G G1RTEff sEEBs;a
HUN9Aat Az GlAasRERD SYIAlil
cn'SEsEi 'fys SAB! !G 81 a. tAfR 'rrHrE
From Yong acq4 ,:xintance With tlld trade, we
feel confident aH PIP Pan oeer better induce
Those who de.ieA 10 iifrttJ to Kansas and
Pixies Peak would Agwal tps4ake with them a
We also keep 'lonhtadtlg On Hand full az
sortmsnt % .TIkT'tisAii :3ntIU.ii-JH
IL, ENTERTAINMENTS l'SA' AND MA Afl
SSjsSS Fss EEslS Garden Orchard y a}
!, We are fully Prepeai4eAI tea.gRPly the trade on
eFdat easalogasii h4tnis1, ia gers*isIon sppliea4
ton; il by mail iNs ;lo2s stamp Addr So
| : s'''A"9'A'n. Da'fNfRY Il seO.
II ;lt39,ni9s,ne: eol laa stree pol ILL.,
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s'sVIs t'.s7i7F5EF q I n .HEsIlEIWUfsfTI.si
&C; - a6lM|!|1 T,,;;.
kCfFFElS'kis latea and spaeudiaa.sdel, b
~ aeYdt ateSsr4 pFdilarys ipWr P5l1CIs
TO sa91lhhs tines euq s:zirs.ss, ;,ne 1s,b}
y 'a4sl1iltsei,llls fnVlahsN aIo4
i ia Rf .EE,sPis h l"y, { Oops OPS
lf..t sho eatn!. vcp ~ Il child h NJ nopej
GR0CERiEs .vI,ot;
? tgee NfnSo5av;iIs5toHa ID !Iiu ROY
III .i.'D'E- HARD1WkkH,ns mo bns,
f"t aoi ,rdaiisiteNoOD sbtWJ% he ysie
|e'sgnsos,ssi ,.ssvs,a4 y,iEUkklTURE,s,
fsy 81 gs9zne H,iW Ii 1ifiCRQCKERys
foy. liz div .ue.is Rl0IS 4 SHOES
|sf'oq a.l boz, II, y, MAYsiA CARS n stt,ai,.
! 'a,i, tofAi rs; dl5ssa ;,aitss!...
.sp7 CAKFETs1l5 af'a ssod, sgl,d ].
GRAIN, .Nll no xi9.i
FLOUR,
IN ao1'sXRossosD 81 1s's 5ss s;a,
i'',A!Rl "A r., off e =! iERFH
lssCalls qni !C.s1, E,,SDklTN, at lii, Store
8 AS SfsS Sss q
IS I. ss{s;s 9., 4, s
tic and savc coat. c. j. FsENlTh,-
Red Wing. Feb: ee, 1887. satf
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n The members # the. franklin Society ARE
requested to meet at their Hall Ion Monday
che l4th inst :. at 9 O'clock 4. ~ t"<ef Ef"'t
ri Ri 4.s,, dsvr' BE, ,BRCrSlD1!AIGlE, IT, ;,
,p5>giej nt. ~ e. e.,garG5ef ~, President,
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WAT |y||l4 IS n NJ lNNplE lsAAfcl'TIVR
AND RBPAlRED.-ALSO
cGWtfkfS3 {: a1HENFfk faikfp,

~, rE;9: BOND .SsA JOAN. Al}LhER
ENAo watch 1ifa tfttthrer from Swit7er4and)
&.s having 'sssdeiatsd tlemsel yes togrthsr
for the purpose Of Serving the public in the
above iine:s -h6aitRz s;ss,Hdn1dsHu1oun.e that
they are prerareato Il zruI5:s:, :. - =
REPAIR EVERY DESCRIPTION OF 4,
VA 7T'HES, CLOCKS, ANDJEWELRY
in t'lc best style ana Oh the most reasonable
terms. - 80 y. s',s' q fli,iitNi u
Mr.. Muller being Al experienced Maaafac
turer of watches, and having been employed
in some Of tia iargestand mqste xte1isive isai1u-
featuring e4tabifSh,le:;ts i'd the United Ssates.
feels confident IN assuring .stRe public, that ali
work entrusted to their attention will be exc
cu:ed In satisfactory manner. All work
~i sasns S t,4s soinst natna,d BS.hs.reet.
s ee!stlll r.sasse,tse ets EStI Yg'qE A
,Qesonhsr. z5s ASST 1.1nul.uo. :: So. 7aotf.
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Lumber for Prod Produce

..>.:..s ! =. "a 'sSg!EF
rrlfE Subscriber is now prspered TO furnish
alu theiwhole community lreyery quality oi
- .L'WJM BEKs!q
J ALso,sHfRalsGsflE1 a1ASNs1Dt',IsLA1T11H9
On the very lowest and best terms, iKpt win take
WHEAT, OATS AND : OKN, +
and xlmosts every II ind 5ofsi PRODUCE III
exchange 4iSr ts,e sane; for which he will allow
the highest market prico5 So4r,ng asone your
produce and carry away tho iumt5ss;;, all 70 that
E5aS o'SWf 81 KsGSEse,S;si
Mt the Upper MilI.
Red WirtR: .Au1ust 21. 1875. lO7tf
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~ 6ail assESry snaftssn HIDt8, ~
~ FRANCsls IVES. /
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STAGE WAGON 4AGia ID
. q = M , a. ~, e., 9s!

FOR sale. cheap for eash, Of would axechapqo
for . Horse or yoke Of Cattle. Or new raj eli
s SG .p; is e.: ssS .is s
ut tho Sentinel office. II March 5th, 1889.
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% ~ ! pa dabs Ph E;fsl1 n;:1,z
VOLUME FoURrEENA
BEGINS sE q iE y 81 R}1lI '1sss.
MEcHAN51lG,s,7 = yvE TORS
Maspfas.gtersT and Farmers.
The ,StIENTHIG .iANERIcAN has now
rescheu its.a KouRTEENrH YEAR. and will
ente, upon New Volume on the 18th, o
September. It is the only weekly publica
ton of thu kind now issued in this country
and it has very extensive circulation in al
the StateaYQf tbs Union, It Is not, as some
might suppose from its titla, 4 dry, abstruss
work on technical science on the contrary
y, 20 de9ls, with he great events going on il
Etks Me31ific G.Mahical -ssf 51pdqN Al
worlds, as to please and instruct every one
I; the mechanic or African wishes to know
the blstmaetne IN use, or how tofmaks any
sqb<rancd e@bleyed, in his busi:sssI-if thu
House wishes Is got a receipt tf0 70 max
ing q gg}q9d colo:, &c.--ifth Inventor WISHES
70; kndF What il going ON id the, way yfim;
,plrevement the .msnuhctdfer wishes. L
keep ipostpd with the times, and "a employ
the heae4aoilities1in' hix buainsss-if the Mar
Of Leasure and Study wishes to keep himsel
familiar with the progress maue in the chem.
goat )ahYatpryf1r infhs construction, OF tel
e7s, ana . thoasdnd 1thef m.4hi1es ia ap
pliances. both Of peace and war-all thes.t
ds.tddnsta ansbs, found in the ScIENrIg' {
iAAenIcAN; and not, etauhess.i They, an
[hSr9 preseatedam q reliable aud interesting
f ttai sdapt4t oths comp,ites pension If mind
uiesfned iii Gle i it '3s ae i q
and art. !
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Postage Stamps, taken tof subscriptions.
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RED WING: POST OFFICE.

--oe ir1t2fIeCRa OF DKtiv ERYr XAlLe.s rss,,,,i
Tn. Sundays, from toto a. Nj. # Ouitweel
day., IRON. \! n. to p. Nit ='GgTs -
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" REFEREE'S SALE.
tate of Minnesota. District Court,
Nt:s 0ho'Ion pio;otiF


State of Minnesota. District Court.l<
Fifth District Goodhue county.
Otis P. She don, Plaintiff, |
Char'es ". Beers. Abby J. " = y 80
Beers. Isaac 'ypRnat:a and oIanti1 ,,.ss.- ed. J.
MAJ, tin B.Lcwis. Defendants. IS! = NJ .ni:lion
II Npur.sancesef . jademcnt,ani, decree in this
l@cause bearing date the II daysof November
1885, shall expose FOR sale, "a the Jaw directs
on the twenty. atth day OF April. A d. 1859
at ten o'clock IN the forenoon On Main street
ut the front door Of the Post Office, in the city
of Red Wing in said county: the lands and ;qp-
pnrtcnances' thereto. situated in said county OF
EGoadkYc. ann 4escriseA as fpllows. f.:
) syrke eAa.3lf oGhsfouAy Yeat parter and
the nor:h cas-, quart3r of the Southwest quar-
ter ut section number thirty five 80. III town
ship number one hnndrea anil twelve i12'
,>orth-sfran9s. llnas sixteen tri1 west, c6t-
ttSihih c,,e h1na Fl ind twenty (sc! acres Of
.Govrrnmeps ls1tyvcv thereof: Dated March
10th. 1859. WIlLET W. DE KAY,
W.II,ES RI1sro,- RcfIr'c.
s. PIuiNtiff's Attorney. l36w6
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The Latest Foreign News.

BosroN, July 1.-THE following is the lat
est telegraph news by the Canada, which ar
rived here last night:
LONDON, Saturday, July 2.-(Times City
Article, Friday evening. THE English funds
opened this morning at a fresh Improvement
of 1, and have remained without change to the
close. In the discount market there is consid-
cradle activity, and the applications at the
Bank have again been rather numerous. The
= United Kingdoms aggregate traffic shows an
increase of EDS, 500 for the week ending June
70. There was no change of importance in
American securities. The colonial produce
market during the week has been rather dull.
Mondays steamer for India and China, will
take out f200O III silver and f446l in gold.
The Times correspondent at Vienna tele-
graphed last night that the Emperor Will PROB
ably stay in Italy The minister for foreign
affairs has just left Verona.
The Times states that the honse OF hos
schilds at Frankfort has taken new five per
cent Hesse Darmstadt loan of 100000 guild
ers at 49, The Grand Duke of Baden is also
about to issue 100000 guilders of four per
cent. railway bonds at A.
The tenders for the Panama route were de-
livered yesterday. The Peninsular and Orien-
tai Company has not rendered, but the Royal
Mail Company has. The result will not be
known for several days.
Mr. Golden has declined to accept the seat
in the Cabinet which was reserved for him at
the formation of the present administration.
The Post says that Mr.. Golden came to the
conclusion to remain an independent member
of Parliament in which capacity there is rea-
son to expect he will give a friendly support to
the present administration. The Times re-
marks that the Liberal party hear of Mr.. Cob
den's decision with regret, and ask how are the
middle classes to be represented if such oppor-
tunities are thrown away?
The Morning Post announces that the va
cant office of President of the Board of Trade
will be filled by the appointment of Mr., Miner
Gibson. The Cabinet will thus remain com
posed of Is members.
A grand dinner was given yesterday, at
Brooks, to the Hon. Sir B. G. Hayter, NJ. p,
by independent liberal members of the House
of Commons, ON his retirement from official
life.
In Paris there is an impression that the Sc
verify of the losses on both sides in the war
will increase the prospects of any pacific diplo-
matte Intervention which may be contemplated
The Times publishes details by an eye-wit
ness of the massacre at Perugia, and devotes
a leading article to the subject.
The standard of recruits for Royal Marines
and Light Infantry has been reduced for grow
ing lads of eighteen years, to five feet four
inches.
The Paris correspondent of the Post tele-
graphs that the King of Sardinia has refused
all dictatorship or protectorate in the Pontifica
States, and will confne himself to sending Off
GERS charged with the maintenance of good Or
der, and to satisfy certain exigencies of public
opinion without in any way interfering with
the rights of the people.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-15
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, July 14.--The Secretary of
the Treasury, Postmaster General, and Attor-
ney General, have decided that in consequence
of the impossibty of the American Philo-
sophical Society to fully convey in fee simple
to the United States their hall in Philadelphia,
it will require further Legislation by Congress,
before the buildings for the post office and
court house purposes, can be proceeded with.
The order for the sale of the Bank of Penn
sylvania will therefore, for the present, be with
drawn The commission, consisting of the
above named Cabinet officers, preferring to re-
fer the whole matter to the judgment and con-
sideration of the next Congress.
The Constitution this morning contains the
copy of dispatch from the State department,
recently sent to our Ministers at Berlin, ON the
subject of naturalization. The case is that of
a naturalized citizen of the United States, who
ID native of Hanover, who has never been a
part of the Hanoverian army, nor had been
drafted to service in it, but who has yet upon
his return to Hanover, been deprived of his
liberty, and compelled to perform military SER
vice The President and cabinet concur in the
views expressed, taking the ground that the
moment a foreigner becomes naturalized, his
allegiance to his native country is severed.
He is no more responsible for anything he may
say or do, or omit to say or do after assuming
his new character, than if he had been born in
the United States Should he return to his
native country he returns as an American citi-
zen, and in no other character. In order to
entitle his original government to punish him
for an offence. This must have been commit
ted while he was subject and owed allegiance
to that government. The offence must have
been complete before his expatriation. 1t must
have been of such character that he might
have been tried and punished for it at the time
of his departure. Our Minister is instructed
to demand the release of the naturalized citi-
zen in question.
j. j. Spencer of Pennsylvania, has been APP
pointeRU. S. Consul at Dresden.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-15
Tornado at New York.


New York, July 14.-The tornado of last
evening was the most violent of the season,
and lasted two hours accompanied by inces-
SAINT lightning and torrents of rain. Many
trees in the city and suburbs were uprooted by
the wind or shivered by lightning. Buildings
were unroofed and the streets flooded. Many
of the railroad tracks in the city and vicinity
were made impossible by fallen trees. con.
ductor of the horse cars at Williamsburg was
struck by lightning and badly injured, and
several horses were killed in the streets.
A pleasure boat was capsized in the Passaic,
near Newark, and two young men drowned.
New York, July 14.--There were two
deaths from lightning strokes in this city, yes
terday-one in Fourteenth street, where Mar.
garet Wills, a girl of nine years, was instantly
killed; the other in Delaney street, where Jas.
Waterton was struck, and died during the
night. The railroad depot on 9th Avenue was
completely demolished.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-15
Mn,.kets-NEw Yonk, July IA.

COTTON unchanged; sales l400 bales; middling up
lands at llsc.
FLOUR-Receipts 1881 bbls; sales - bbls; State and
Western heavy and unsettled and loo lower; unsound
81 q 800; super state $500 @ $50; extra State $3.50
q 6O0 round hoop Ohio, s565 q $50 for old, and $3.50
a 65 for fresh grOund common to good extra Western
$500 Southern duh and dropping; sales 800 bbs; mixed
to good 81 q 625; fancy and extra $500 1926 Canada
nominal.
white Kentucky Sl0 a. Sl,75; Southern red, Sl,55 %
S,56; Southern white $40 a lS2f for new Corn firm
er sales 900 bush mixed Western Sc for old in store
and soc for inferior do 50 SOC for prime new mxd
Western; unsound yellow Southern S62c yellow Jersey
&c Oats lower and dull Southern and Jersey 80 @ 2c
Northern and Western, 40 a. 4Sc.
PRONISlONS-Beet duet; sales $50 bbls; country
mess $500 @ S9,25 prime S65 q 100; repacked Chicago
$40 u; prime $50 "a Pork lower; sales 100 bbls
mess $3.50 a. l6 prime Sl2, 40 Baconnominal. Hams
@ She Shoulders g q sc Cut meatssaies 225 packa-
ges Lard dull sales $50 bbls at 10. he Butter dull
dull sales 100 rcees at 44c Sugars Unchanged sales
$50 hhds New Orleans 81 a. 6k Muscovado So a 7sc; p.
Q. u @ 73c. Coffee quiet; sales 100 bags Rio l2 a lac;
Java 100 bags at 5c; st Domingo rmersales 600 bags
for export 10 60lO0tts. Molasses steady sales $50
hhds; Muscovado % a 29c.