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The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-09-01

Responsibility Of ParentS-There lives
minent church member - his sons
drunkards, and visitors of dcns whose
names we will not mention. How came
this state of affairs Years ago we
happened to be at the gentleman's
house, and while there, the father and
older sons had an alteration about
theatres and theatre-going. "You
newer taught us anything by your cx-
ample," said one, "against the sins of
which you complain. You take no re-
Ggious periodicals or newspapers, and
mover have. You have always had
newspapers about the house full of putfs
of theatres, grog-shops, saloons, and all
other places of amusement: and never
heard you say orc word against those
puffs, and you needn't blamc US now if
we want to enjoy ourselves little"
There was pungency in the young mans
remark, and the pungency startled us
more than the disrespectful tone in.
dulged by him. We ask you, owing
parents, to take some family paper or
periodical. Your boy then will have
something to read; that girl, too, will
have something to Interest and instruct
and if you fail to meet the wants of
either, then look out for roprisals in
coming years, that. viii make your
ears tingle and your hearts throb in
agony. Ina measure you can guido
child Alright. Youcan provide him with
untainted intellectual food. You can
shut the door against intrudcrs that will
work ruin if once admitted, and ueav-
en- will hold you accountable for the
way i'll which you do your work.
Startling developments will be wit
messed in the day of judgment and
one Of the most startling will be the
sight of the father who Las murdered
his child-lhurdered him by refusing
to furnish him with such appliances as,
under God, would have led to glory
and mortality in heaven, rather than
down to remorse and anguish in endless
ruin.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-09-01

~ 'What is the difference between
a candle in the Mammoth Cave and n
dance in public house 'Guy't it up
Veil. you see AZ how the ono is taper
in n cavern, and the other is caper in
q tavern
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-09-01

~ What Is it you must keep after
Giving il to another , Your word
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-10
NLunetarp ann GolnnlertiaI 4ebifG.
n.--..Onr Mnrch 9. 1S6O.

BALTIMORE March ., 1860
The Stock market this week has been active, the opera
tons at the Board amounting in value to nearly halt
million of dollars Railroad stocks the market mas
been than usually animated, and we note sales IN
the week of same 600 shares Baltimore and Ohio, and
5000 shares Northern Central Both these stocks have
through the week very strong and prices for them
have irnroved aerially. The former has advanced
e2 and the latter $2a to per share. Baltimore and
Obio ocr.d At sos since the opening it has been
steadily improving and it sold to-day at s69a7O seller
60 DAYS s7o4a7OA cash, s7OH buyer 60 days, and it
left of at SION bid Sl asked regular way The sales of
Northern Central have beea made at from sl2% up to
sl5A cash. and sl3 up to SIG tme and it closed to-day
at sl5 bid Sl5H asked regular way. There has been
quite active movement this week in Canton based upon
the passage of bill by the Legislature requiring the
State Tobacco Warehouses be removed some point
deep water which it is supposed will result in the
warehouses being built upon property owned by the Can
ton Co. This stock sold at the opening of the week s2
but gave way subsequently and to-day 500 shares
sod at S2o0l9E closing at the latter figure. The
sales for the week add up 050 shares. Mining stocks
have been very active again this week and Tpringfeld
Guford, and Gardner Hill have all advanced in price.
The sales embrace 100 shares Springfield at s14G1A,
1850 shares Guilford s244G275 and $500 shares
Gardner Hin at from 1891, which figure it sold
Saturday up S45 at which prices 600 shares
changed hands to-day. Springfield closed to-day at 81
bid, 50 asked, Guford s2ai bid, 81 94 asked and
Gardner Hill left off at S47s bid S. asked We note also
sales Of 32S shares Santa Clara at 9A@94 Northern
Central Railway 1855 bonds have been quite active this
week. $50 them having been sold from 53k
up S. the latter figure being paid for them to-day,
showing advance in the work of ~ per cent We
also sales this week Of $500 Baltimore and Ohio 1880
bonds at Si So 900 Northwestern Virginia second mort
gage bonds at 69H Baltimore 6s have been active this
week sales of $4,000 having been made at 9S for
1ss6s, 9S 90 for 1s75s and 1OOH@1O04 for 1S9Os-
We also sale of 81 900 Virginia 6s at 9ih Bank
stocks have been quiet, the sales embracing only IS
shares Bank of s24 y and 90 shares Frank
lin Bank at ll&.
Money continues easy. There is the usual amount of
paper offering street. there is difficulty of
any good signatures the The ruling
for prime single paper is now per cent, but
occasional negotiations still making at per
cent. Fair secondcass paper goes at 9d1O per cent
and call loans making on fancy stocks at 9GlO per
cent.
The foreign imports into Baltimore for the week ending
Thursday amount in the aggregate to S27S, ,536, of
which sl2S 4s3 free, and $50l53 duty paying
goods but the value of the foreign exports from Balti
more for the same period was only sS7 ,269.
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| NORTHUMBERLAND DGsTRICT-Thomas NJ Reese. Pc
| E.-WilIiamsport, j. S. Deae; Montoursville A NJ.
kester; Muncy, 7. d. Gotwalt, James B. Cuddy;
Milton Station, j. w. Langley; Milton Circuit
George Warren, j. A. Dixon; Lewisburg, J. W
Hedges; Miffiinburg and Middleburg, S. Shannon
| VIM. G. Hesser; Northumberland, j. A. Price
Sunbury, Elisha Butler, j. p. Swanger; Catawissa
John Lloyd, X. r. Pott; Ashland, S. W. Sears;
Danville, B. b. Hamlin; Bloomsbury, Frank Gear
hart, A. X. Kelley; Evansville, G. II. Day; Beaver
Meadows. A. NJ. Creighton; White Haven, r. F.
Wilson; Berwick, A. w. Gibson, S. L. Bowman;
Bloomngdale, j. F. Porter, one to be supplied;
Orangeyille, Reuben Kelly, Thomas Greenly; La
Porte, n. w. COleburn; Thomas Mitchell Presi-
dent OF Williamsport Dickinson Seminary member
| OF Wiiamsport Q. NJ Conference; Irwin H. Tor
renee, Secretary of Pennsylvania State Bible So
ciety, member of Danve Q NJ. Conference.
CARLISLE DIsTRICr-John A. Gere P. E.. Carlisle
station, G. d. Chenowith; do. Emory Church, A.
E. Gibson; Carlisle Circuit, Daniel Hartman, NJ
X. Foster; Mechanicsburg, r. Wesley Black
Mount Holly Springs, VIM. H. Keith; Newport,
Amos Amos Smith, J. Clark Hagey; Petersburg, John
Hntlne; New New Bloomfield, j. Y. Rothrock, J. b.
Mann; Mitiiin station, P. B. Reese Mif1in circpit
n. 5. Buckingham, Thomas Care; Concord F r.
GreVer, j: l. Wilson; Lewistown station Samuel
keppler; Lewistown circuit, John Moorbead w
w. Brim; Kishacoquillas, A. A. Eskridge; Sbir.
leJsburg, G. W. Bouse, j. c. Cook; Shippensburp
station, VIM. Earnshaw; Shippensbur circuit3
Wesley Howe; Chambersburg, VIM. Harden; Cum
perland Valley mission to be supplied
A. G. Marlatt President, and r. d. Chambers
Professor of Irving Female College, members of
Mechanicsburg Q. NJ. Conference.
Robert 5. Macay, Missionary to China.
hehry b. kldgaway, transferred to Maine Con-
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only sale we have heard of this week of 700 bbs
Famy Whch mas been here some time, Sc rs per Dbl
Ohio Super would sell readily if here at as 75 and we
quote Extra nominal at s6Ca6l2H per Dbl -.
CITY Mills FLoUR.-There has been considerable in
qury for City Mills Flour this week and we note sails
OF 2o0 bbls Super 300 bbls do at IS is
Dbl super may be quoted to-day at s5 IS although
some holders ask S5 S7 and Sc for it. and we ouote
Extra at 500 for standard, and s725G75 per bb for
BhANDYwINE FLOUR-There was a sale made a day or
o since 10 party here for export of 700 bbl Brandy
wine Super at Sc so per bbl
FAMILY FLoUR-The rates for Family Flour have been
advanced this week so cts and now quote Weehs at
So5o and the Paapsco, Reservoir, Excelsior Silver
Spring and Ashland brands at IS per Dbl
tlFINE FLoURThere has been some inquiry this week
for FINE Flour and yesterday loof 600 bbs Howard
Street was sold at SIS 25 per bbl.
KYE FLoUR-There is comparatively little doing in
rye Flour but we still quote it at 81 25s4 81 per Dbl
CORN MEAL.-There has been inquiry for Corn
Meal this week. and sales to the of 200 to 500
bbs have been made at s3.62H for Baltimore and about
- per Dbl Ior Brandywne. We note the export this
week of .02O bbls., all to the West Indies
The following are the inspections of Flour and Meal for
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! TIE PAID FIRE DErARTMENT.-The Philadelphia
Ledger, in publishing an extract from Baltimore
| letter in reference to our Paid Fire Department,
makes the following comments
! The changes are evidently the result of system
and better organization-the department working
harmoniousy together for common purpose, in
stead Of being distracted by rivaries, and acting
independent of iudicious control. The paid system
seems only just compensation to the fire companies
| themselves The community have right to ask
voluntary service, when it is amply able TO pay Tor
| it; and If the aborer is worthy OF his hire, hreinen
surely have right to demand that Their services
shall be paid for for they perform as severe labor
! as any one in the public service. The fremen
ought, in Justice to themselves, to urge upon the
authorities to adopt PAID system.
IMPORTANT Sur DECDED.- Important to Roihroq
| Passengers.-At the recent Circuit Court held by
Judge Muin, in Oneida county, New York, the
case of VIM. G. Baker against the Central Railroad
| Company, was decided. This was an action to re-
cover damages for putting plaintiff off the of
defendant, by one of the conductors, the train
! between Syracuse and Rome. One of the main
points was, whether the Company is liable for such
an act of its conductors, where the regulations of
| the company do not require it, although the con-
ductor suppose they did. The proofs showed that
the plaintiff paid his fare and delivered up his tick
| ct to the conductor, who, suppOsing that he had
not paid his fare, put the plaintiff Oft the cars.
The Judge non-suited the plaintiff on the ground
that this was unauthorized act of the conductor
and that the Railroad Company was not respOnsi-
BILE for it.
Rev. F. W. Hatch, who was twice elected Chap
lain of the United States Senate died at Sacramen-
to-. California, on the l4th ult He was for num-
Der of years rector of the Episcopal Church al
Charlottesville, Va.
The annual report of the New York State Engii-
neer and Surveyor shows the investment IN ran,
roads in that State to be Sl47, $50 4OZ.Zl' ipll
tenth of the valuation of assessed proPer! III tue
State.
Tho icoI and Iaboring forces of four of our
principaI navy wards are as follows: GospOrt Va,
40. Roston, $50; Philadelphia, 25O; and New York
40O-only on half time.
Tvo women of Louisville went out oftown on
Monday TO engage in prize fight, attended by
sa@nds and bottle eholders. They were interrupted
Inv The police just as the mill'' was commencing.
An effort is now being made says the Milford
Necs, to resuscitate the project of constructing
railroad upon the Brandywine, to connect with the
Baltimore Central Railroad and the State road
near Downington of COatesyille.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-10
REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARKETS

FOR THE WEEK ENDING MARCH 9.
ALCOH0L.-Alcohol is dull and heavy but we quote it
before at 50a52 per gallon for 95 per cent usual
discount to the trade There have been sales this
of about 400 bbls. mostly Western 95 per cent.
ASHES-We continue to quote Pot Ashes at S5 25, and
Pearl do at So so 100 lbs, but hear of sales
making
BREAD.-Bread is still selling at A cts for Navy
cts for Pilot and 81 cts b for Water Crackers-less
the usual discount.
BEESWAX.-There have been sales this week of some
1900 900 lbs. BeeswaX for export SO per h.
which is an advance
BRIMSTONE.-There is no Birthstone here, but there
lots the way for which the importers ask
ing $50 per ton to arrive.
BARK.-There has been some inquiry this week foi
Quercitron Bark, and sale made yesterday of &c
tons No at $50 per ton o. b. We quote No as be
fore at slSGl9 per ton.
COFFEE There has been an active movement this
week in Coffee and the market has throughout it been
very firm in tone The sales, which have been excu.
vely of Rio add up about $500 bags and they include
300 bags at tl24d2h cts, 100 bags l2A cts 400
bags l3 cts $50 bags 134 cts and 200 bags do
lSS cts At the close all the Rio in first hands which
Is only about 700'bags, held l34 cts and We
quote good TO prime do from second hands at l34 a
l3& cts. We quote Laguayra Coffee nominal at 13Gl4
cts, and Java do at Is 4 ale The ship Banshee
arrived here early in the week from Rio, but she brought
only 1000 bags Cofte Her usual cargo 5000 bags
COTTON.--We note moderate demand from spinner!
this week with sales of about 500 bales low middng
middlng fair Upland and Gulf at from IL to l3 cts
six months The market closes quiet but firm at las
weeks quotations, which we continue, viz:
GRADES. UPLAND. GULF. WESTERN.
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MR. IACOpS Ov P,Crrpv cuopp

Mr.. Jacobs, from the Committee on CoIored Pom
uiation, has reported to the House of Delegates a
series OF resolutions intended for the better regua
tion of this class. One of them prohibits abso-
lutely, manumission; also negro preaching or the
assembling of negroes for religious purposes and
imposes penalties for such offences-it authorizes
the sale OF all negro churches or meeting houses
it prohibits owners persons hiring slaves allow
ing them to go at large-t prohibits the ingress of
free negroes into the State on penalty of being
sold tor lie-also the Of firearms by negroes
it prohibits the holding of real estate by negroes
and finally provides for the remission into slavery
of all free negroes under the age of fty-five years
This is certainly the consulnmation of ultraism
1T is in open opposition to all law all liberty, and
all justice. There is nothing in it, but sin and
satan. 1t is contrary to every sentiment of hu-
manity, to say nothing of the principles OF Christi
anity. We find no language sufficient to ex.
press our abhorr ence OF this iniquitous scheme
Mr.. Jacobs seems of late to have become the espe-
cial champion of inhumanity towards the free CO.
lored population of the State He seems to have
forgotten that they have souls. He should remember
that they are not buZZards, if they are black They
are human beings and it becomes as Christian
people to treat them as such. Here is nom-
nally Christian, boastng his attachment to a
Christian denomination, cutting off every avenue
to the ChristianZation of this unfortunate class of
people. Boldly stopping the mouths of their min
listers, and impiously tearing down their affairs
Actually authorizing the sale of their churches,
forbidding the assembling of themselves for reli-
gous services, if they had no souls to save no
God to worship And, finally, as if to crown vii
ainy with climax provides for the remission into
slavery of all free negroes under the age of fftv-
five. Why not enslave those over tifty-tive? Sim
| ply because they are too old to be profitable
| what seltishness! Aye, more, what deep, dark,
| base plunder Surely this man has out-Heroded
Herod himself. Verify, bis political days are num-
bered. In his leap to distinction he has jumped so
| high that he has broken bis own neck Southern,
slave-holding, but honest LIBERAL christian people,
will set their disapprobation upon his iniouitous
| scheme Cambridge Nd J Intelliaencer
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-10
La w LNT'ELLIGENLE.

SUPERIOR CoURT.-Hon. Il. n. Martin, Judge.
There cases tried yesterday.
Assignment for Monday 7lO to 1872.
Nothing done in the UNITED STATES DIsrRIC
CoURr or the CmCUIr CoURr Foa BALrIuoeE CRY.
Court OF COMMON PLEAs.-Hon. VIM l.: Mar
shall, Judge.
The following occupied yesterday:
McConkey & Parr Us. Charles c. Field IN ac-
tion on foreign Judgment. Juror withdrawn with
leave to plaintiff to amend Wallis and Thomas
for plaintiffs, Ritchie for defendant.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-10
CmcuIr CoURr FOR BALrINoEE CouNrY.-Beiore
Hon Indra Pricn

TowsoNIowS, March ., 1860.
The jury in the of the State Us. Joseph
Hare, tried yesterday, and reported in the E.c
change returned a sealed verdict this morning Of
guilty of riot and disturbing Divine worship. Not
sentenced
The libel case of Isaac HashalI Us. Mary NJ.
Hoifacker, appeal from the county Commits
sioners, in laying out county road, commenced
yesterday, was again resumed and occupied the at
tention of The Court the entire day. Without CON
Guiding, the Court at O'clock adjourned.
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WEST INDIEs-Briq Queen Tictoria.

W EST lNDlEs-bTW queen ItctOTlH.
$50 bbls, -four 500 bbs meal, 100 bbls pork %
half bbs beef 700 bushe corn 100 hams so kegs but
ter so pkgs lard p boxes cheese 20 doz buckets %
doz. brooms, 25 bbs. bread, 80 puncheons oil meal
1900 slaves
,-o PONCE, P. R.-Brig LiIIi1n.
eo oois -four, 100 bbls meal 80 puncheons do
w eces rice, 40 boxes candles, Is boxes sugar bb!s
oysters terces hams 90 doz buckets % nests casks
toC SoNes 9eFfngs 900 shingles, 900 feet lumber
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The bill authorizes the New York Central to charge az
cents per mile way fare, on passengers
The Tribune of this morning says:

cents per nile way lare, on passengers
The Tribune of this morning says:
The demand for State Stocks and favorite bonds
tnues active Missous are wanted at SlA Tennessee
other State securities at the highest prices
lately current The third mortgage bonds of the Hudson
River S64 this morning; the seconds to 99 the
rsts are at 0S This afternoon the market was
quite active and stocks closed firm the following quo
tatons Virginia 6's 9iGlb Missouri 6s 81 "a a; Can
ton 10 q; Pacific Mail, 9S Id94; New York Central
y2%a4; Erie 9dH Hudson River, S94 az; Harlem,
9%GH; do. preferred 334 a Y; Reading, lAd42; Mich
igan Central 59& q; Michigan Southern and Northern
Indiana, sax; do. guaranteed, 174G1S; Panama SO X
N Illinois Central, 59Bd60 Galena and Chicago 5S
Ia ~ Cleveland and Toledo 10 BG20 Chicago and Rock
Island 63 8ld%.
The bones of the defunct Bank of Pennsylvania have
been picked clean by the lawyers and other ligants
Last week the auditor made report of the first
of the assgnees There is cash balance of about 81 492
in their hands, of which S3454 go pay commissions
fees and expenses 695 to Farnum Co-eaving 81 3O5
for distribution the notehoders, depositors and
other creditors Yet with this meagre display the Attorney
General steps in and claims everything for the State
the first creditor to be paid.
The Committee of Ways and Means of the State Legis-
ature have reported bill for the relief of the Sunbury
and Erie Railroad Company with favorable recommen-
dation II will probably become law without
opposition be good reason for re-
ssting it. 1t will the investments of the State and
the stockholders. which amount to about eight million
dollars, by enabling the Company to complete the work
at early day If the half of what is SAID the mineral
wealth of Northwestern Pennsylvan be true this road
which will give it outlet to the West well the
East destined become of the important and
valuable improvements in the country
The people of Allegheny county indignant at the
treatment of their Commissioners by the Supreme Court
and they held meeting the subject Tuesday after
at which it reso ed that anti-taX ticket fol
township officers should be voted for the Spring elec
tions.-Philn. Ledger.
Hon Wm. B. Hubbard has resigned the Presidency Of
the Columbus Xenia Railroad. Mr.. Hubbard is sue
ceeded by Hon Joseph r. Swami, who entered his du
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE
FOREIGN.
R1, If1fa

CIENFUEGos-Bdrk Boy State.
100 terces rice SO bbls lard 100 kegs do, 10 bbls
hams boxes bacon 200 boxes SOAP 80 doz brooms 40
boxes tobacco 75 sacks SALT 60 boxes candles so bbs
potatoes 80 bbs allow so boxes cider rs kegs butter
boxes tea, 40 bbls OIL 200 shocks and heads s5l2
feet Of lumber.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-10

The Memphis Appeal says that twenty murders
were committed in that city in 1859, and tn at
the perpetrators of fifteen have not yet been dis
covered,
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.6 500
HOWARD STREET FLoUR.-There has been active in
curry 1or Howard Street Flour again this week. and we
s5.so2H 200 bbls do; at 1915, $500 bbls Extra at
SSoi IGol2@, zG0 bbs cut Family at SO 25. and 400
Dbl. "N'' "' s'''9 Pe'
OHIO FLouR.-There is no Ohio Flour arriving and the
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-10

There are now in preparation or in press, two
works, by different authors, upon the "Poetry and
Poets of the South"
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-10

In the six months ending February 20, the Illi-
nois Central Railroad gained 1924 4,299 over the
same period of the previous twelvemonth.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-10
Mddling..... 11A G12 124G12k 1lAGl2
Good Middng l2& d12h | 124@l3 124@12H
Middling Fair | l2AMl3. l3IGl3H l2Hml3

CANDLES.-Candles continue quiet. but they are
steady at our former quotations, viz; 17d20 for
Auamantine; 25d2S cts. for Chemical Sperm; 40G42
cts Tor sperm; and 50d52 cts per h. for patent Wax
5ould Cana!es range at nom l21 to 161 cts. for
C0PPER-Copper is stlll selling at d cts cash and
2a4 four months Tor Baltimore refined Ingots so cts
Baltimore Sheathng, and 2S cts per ID for English do
and we quote Yellow Metal Sheahnp as before az % cts
for American, and q cts for English and Yellow Metal
Bolts and Nails at % cts. per H.
COAL.-There is comparatively little doing in Cum
berand Coal the following rates for carpop
viz 50 25G3 So for fine, S3G0365 for run of mine and
81 O4 Is per ton for lump delivered board at Locust
Point Anthracite Coal is selling at retail from the yards
at SIS 25Ca5.5O per ton of 2 240 lbs.
CHEMICALS.-We quote Soda Ash to-day at 81 G92A
50 per cent; Sal Soda at 4dlB cts; Bleaching
Powders at cts; and BiCarb Soda at AZ cts large
lot of Bt Carh Soda taken in New York last week
speculation. Crude East India Satpetre is selling in
Boston at 9d91cts per H. months but we hear OF moth
ing doing in it here.
FRUlT.-TLere haze been no arrivals of Sicily Fruit
this week and there very few Oranges and Lemons
remaining in first hands. They however selling from
second hands 81 252 so per box We still quote Raj
sins at 81 40 for bunch and S26o per box for layer, but
they dull at these figures Figs which in fair
demand still range at from to TO cts per ID.
FISH.-There have been cargo sales of Fish this
weeE but we note an improved trade demand for them
Mackerel may be quoted at S525550 small No 3's
SS9oo(dll for medium and large do, sl4@I5 for No
and Sl6dl7 for No. Is and Herrngs are selling at
Dd S Tor Eastport. Halifax, 81 5oG5 for Labrador
Si oT Alewves prices range from s3 so to so per
Doi. Dry Goldfish selling slowly at IS 75Cl4 and do
Hake AT S2a2.25 per 100 lbs y
,rs airnnnfeathers dull but we still quote
mixed. Pc " " sou W PRIME
FLoURIFlour has been quite active this week. and
ts inaihe . aJ It been firm with steadily
to 37k cts and Extra and Family Is 10 5ot - @ e Jsh q
at the clio the tendency of prices still inward Th
sales which have been composed largely f ,h nc
grades of Flour add up about l3 600 bbi @ petleI
since our last follows, viz: sf
IT, d. N 4