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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-26

The grandfather of the Hon. John Coyode Of Penn
sylyania was picked up at Amsterdam when child
Of three or four years, put on vessel and brought
to Philadelphia, where he sold by the captain
as a redemptioner" until he was 2e years of age,
the captain giving him the name of Covode. He
sold to a man in Chester County by the name
of Miller. He never learned to read or write. AT
ter ne had served out his time he married the wild
ow ola British officer, the officer having died at
York, Penn. There was son the issue of that
marriage, and the Hon. John Oovode is the oldest
son of that son, his father having died about the
time of his first election to Congress. Some time
since an effort was made to trace the family in Am
sterdam, but NO name OF the kind could be found
there leading to the supposition that the captain
gave the child name of his own continuing. At
another time the American Consul at Amsterdam
asked to enquire concerning child of that age
lost at that time, but many had been stolen and
casled off that nothing could be learned of that fam
lily, and the search is now abandoned.
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Leaving balance in favor Of house....S $500 349 SO
He thinks that the assets will be considerably
reduced on final settlement.
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The candidates for Mayor speak at the corner Of
Cedar and Spruce streets (DAN. WARD's) tonight
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land and Slaves for Sale.

UNuRsV.NT to a decree Of the County Court Of Maury
nronoupced in the James w. Dougass ct ais
vs. Hugh saunders will sell to the highest bidder At
The late residence Of Hugh Douglass deceased four miles vest OF
Copmb on the Central Turnpike road the tract OF land men
TONED in the peadngs containing about 2G acres and lying on
b de Of sad turnpike This place well Watered ana well
tbr.5 and as rich as any LAND the globe need TO say
but little in its praise will merely state that such another
ty will never offered in MAuy county Tor any one
10 purchase such place. and such land and SO &c
business 1t is close to railroads close to Columbia and in
one Of the best and richest regions Of Maury county ANY one
seeing il will be compelled to break othe ten
As believe that no human being has the place with
wanting it.
At the same place will sell nine very likely and
valuable slaves consisting Of stout men and two WoneI
and one girl The will Re sold credit OF one ane
with interest from date and the slaves upon
one date. Bond and numbr one secnr
IT, retained FOR the purchase moniy The sale viii
the residence Of Hugh Douglass deceased he 18th oto
| ber 1860 JOHN b. PADGETT, Clerk
| ssptl6-w3t
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q HCH q DuFUINI
No 4U0 Broadway, New York.

Healthy human Blood upon being Aalyzed always pre-
the essential elements, and Of
True Standard. Analyle the Blood OF suf
fering assumption, Liver Complaint Dyspepsia, Sofua,
&C. ind in 0Uery instance certain deficiencies in the
gobules the blood supply these deGeence and
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Total to Sept 1885, 900 $4,000 1SOOJ
To which, add or the past ea the stocks 10 the inT
LIST instant $50 bAles the quantity detained
IN the INTERIOR say baeS that lost its
ket baes to the given above, received q the
shipping ports the aggregate will show be- the
Taised in the United States the past IN round
numbers bales iaer dedacHz1 coo bales asa0 crop
received this year to LIST instantly against
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clI11,..r, shoL hE a RnIIef asirI. -

Attempted Murder and Sufcfde-.A COun-
Gilman Shot by a Ballet Girl
VIM II. Glass. member of the City Council from
the Fourth Ward, was shot in the lower jaw and
badly wounded at half-psst three O'Clock yesterday
afternoon, by Eliza White ballet GIRL at his con-
dictionary store on Vine street near Second.
1t appears that for long time, an attachment has
existed between the parties, and that for the past
three weeks Glass has refused to give the girl any
countenahce, to speak to her. AT the above men,
toned hour, he standing in his door, and seeing
her approach passed into the engine house adloIn-
Jag She however fingered around until his return,
and followed him into the store, but what passed be-
tween them we could not learn. Glass came out.
called officer Fisher and told him to persuade Eliza
TO leave, as she was annoying hum. Fisher did so,
and she promised to be obedlent, II permitted to
sneak tword to Glass, who had gone into back
room. Permission was granted. She went in, ask
ed him to make up their difficulty, and upon his
syoginr his intention to never speak to her again,
She drew pisteI a shot him; the ball passed up
wards and through the chin, breaking the lower
Jaw. and came out st the base of the tongue. 1t is
supposed that the wounded man swallowed the ball,
as il has not been found. The wound is severe but
not fatal Fisher Immediately arrested the GIRL and
as he was conveying her to the Station Pcuse. she
requested permission to stop at her room which is
on Third street. AID in the vicinity; the officer ac-
companed her 70 the door. and a moment after
wards she seized laudanum bottle and drank of
its contents. By prompt remedies her life was
saved, although she lay for long time in a very
precarious condition The poor girl seems to have
great affection for her victim, and in her waking
moments last night was continually lamenting that
she was not permitted TO die with him; she would
not believe bus that he was killed. Among her
trinkets was a doublecased medallion containing
their pictures for which she begged necessarily I'M
I'll the officers returned it to her. 1t Is not probable
that the case will be prosecuted Cincinnati Com
Rlercidl Sept "a
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hLlmA 8LAIGIIEAIta
NV YozK sept 9e-Decreass loans 81 0O5s; decrease
in circulation SO M In deposits Sol2f increase IN specs
Sg7ys54
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I
We 6re requested state that Hon W. H Polk, slecor
for the State ct sge pledged the support Douglas
Johnson will accompany Col l. Haynes and Hon. Bailie
Peyton, and will Ill all the above appointments with them
Messrs. Taylor, EhftthOFne and WateSsOn
The following list Of appointments has been agreed Upon for
Mes Taylor WhOrnsand WaersOn, candidates for Elscor
fer State large which nes and places they will be
pleased to meet and address the people. It will be that
number counties have omitted This unavoidable
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-26
The Crop of Sea island Cotton.

The Crop of Sea Island Cotton.
The Crop Of this Staple the ncludng in the Genera
ssaemen follows Florida ~ j5 bales Georgia Is 657,
and south Carolina OItota Sab against a 592 in
1889 IN 500 in 1879 As 34 1861 45l2 in 1856 40
s4l in le54-5, and %, Csc in 1853 T.
Consumption.
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NOTICE.
A AR q e STOCK

HARDW ARIEL!
MOsTLT AND THIS
SPRINGS ImPOR TATIONs
offered upon the most accommodating TERMS Eviag Long
Time upon the greatest portion and will take part pay
Comfortably Improved Fa7ms situated Nashville
vile McNnnVille, Tenn.
Win the above stock is offered the uneSpred terra Of Tie
LeaSe o. kRKMAN 4 ELLIs' old stAni. Apply 70
MCCALL & CO., Nashville, Tenn.
or to ". =. FALL, Clsrksville, Tenn,
June '6O-dfwkw II
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From washington.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 24-Oficial adviees announce
that Gen. Llave is about leaving Vera Cruz to ope-
vate with the troops against Mexico. hiramon mas
liberated Marquese and given him command OF o'OoO
men.
The Times Callas correspondent says the Amer
lean Minister in Peru has called upon the COM
mander of the naval forces in the Pacific to proceed
forthwith to the Peruvian waters with all available
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Tennessee Champion Mil!

Portable Plantation and FIGURING
Mill stone Establishment.
EpURR MSOnes OF all sizes on hand and made 10 ousr-
smut Mills Of the latest improved patent; Mill spinales
Mill Gearing, Boiling Cloths; Boiling Hosng and ReluIstiar
Screw; Screen Wire. Mill Picks, Plaster Paris An
when warranted OF best quality and give subtraction
J. n. WARNEs
opposite Broadway Mills, near & R R. Broad street.
june22-d&vH s.sb,-;It. -,
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DR.. HOofland's Celebrated
GERMAN RIT'rERS

WKTILI efectuay cure Liver Compliant, Dyspepsia Jaun
wv dice Chronic Nervous Debility, Diseases Of the Md
al diseases arising from disodered Liver and stom
ach Constipation, Inward Piles Fulness OF Bosd 70 the
Head Aeidy Stomach Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for
Food Funess weight the Stomach, Sour Erucatons,
Sinking Futtorng the Pit Of the stomach Swimming Of the
Head Hurredand Difficult Breathing Futterng At the Heart
Choking sufocang Sensations when in lying POSTURE Dim
ness Of VISION Webs before the Sight, Fever and Dull
Pain Heal Deficiency Of Precipitation Yeowness Of the
Skin Eyes Pain IN the Side, Back Chest LIMBS &c, Sud
Flushes Of Heat Burning In the Flesh, Constant Imasn
ings Of Evil and Great Depression Of Spirits
The propretorB calling the attention Of the public to this
preparations with feeling Of the utmost confidence In ia
virtues the diseases FOR which
II and unred article, but that has stood the
years trial before the American people, and s
ant The testimony in ia favor given by prominent and well
Physicians and individuals in all parts Of the country
immense aad careful pcusal Of the Almanac published anna
the proprietor and to be had gratis OF OF his An
deserving the great celebrity 1t has obtained
HOOFLANDS BALSAMsC CORDIAL 49,
Viii long standing Cold in very short nn0s'
following: r.b NJ Is5s
On C. NJ JAcKsoE-sir: had for some time 80 s 80
under severe cold having pains through my sl "a -,
throat, and hoarseness when vas cred bottle and
- bsrC- 4. &C., that one half Of II eonPieisy
-. nhss;tatngv recommend IL 10 my irlenls - ~.
iiIsyiv afrted and deem It no more sIn yI nrs
| public testimony 70 US VI" ELEANOR McHENRY,
/ Tenth Street, above Coates.
| "a n NJ Jackson, No as Arch stFeet,
Prepared en ne bv Drugzs and Storekeepeu through
$500 and Canada. Price IS cents per bottle
out me SIn0D s Louis Wholesale Agents TOR ne west
XSrS pENDLETON n Co. nashville, Tenn, Mholessle
Wis., Tpss,sisd ~ JO @. BROWN and EVANS, g. w. HEA
/ Agsnes1r1 ri and WILLS HOOPER, NASHVILLE; J. B.
IDESs4faSWs Esceaeld; J. O. DoRCH. South Nashville
/ ablI-1y
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Thousands are daily speaking in praise OF

DR. EArON,S ENFANTILE CORDIAL,
VhyT because fIs 20 G1Ord iHsdssdneoS rs
BY magic, and one rsdt 9e0fe
willeouyiucv YOU true. Il contains
No PAX EgsOHlC OK OPAATE
kind, therefore relieves TsOURq 10 S es
Of ,o1F child instead u By dsSdsg Is ssBs6es For tas
reason tseas the yTsfGbs knosn
fer Children Teething, Dfarrh9as Dysente-
~, Gripping An the BOEels, Acidlfy OF the
stomach, Wind, Cold i'm the Head and Group
for sQfsafng sis gums, reducing t1dEsGfi0n rega
Lati0 ~ BOl0es and rSie0f0 DGa, hes no sQdt-oeing
nj spasm0dic, Il Is used with safai1g eEcccss in all
cases Of Ccnv uisiOn OF ether fits As goB 1dt1e
life and health Of your children, and toSk 70 sdDs hSss
from those sad and b95iRo consequences eohfch drs Ger
tain result frOAEtae or ndycocs Of tCeh az other
remedies FOR y0DtilS plants composed t6e
Bat DIR. Eas0n's nntantGAe CORDIAL, this You can
rely It s perfectly harmless ald cannot inure TIE
delicate infant Price 2S cents Fuil directions accompa
each bottle. Prepared only by
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democratic MAS. Meetings

there Democratic Mass Meetings the times Snd place.
,cifed below. Hon. AxDRKw JOHNSON and Hon. A. O. P
rHosoN have beer invited and will be present Other dsn
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FOR mAYOR.

authorized candidate for
Mayor at the Municipal election. auEl9-dtde
We authorized to JOHN HUsH SMITH candi
date for Mayor 1.-THE ensuing municipal election juy2-tde
We authorized to s. N. HoLLEGswORrH
candidate election to the Office of Mayor
nicipal Election. iulyI2-e
We authorized to r. B. CHKATHAM a cAnd.
ate for Mayor at the ensuing Municipal election. julyfO
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INSCRIPTION,

Ne l Aout thirty years Of about ave feet ten inches
b weighs about IsS 55 pounds his complexion dark with
ok when spoken he has dark or black eyes, and
.smbnr burr on his face, and when boy he had some
Sing lie the eprosy and little spotted on the neck,
and his voice rather peculiar one mostly On me feminine or
der and speaks slow, and has no education atal!.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-26

THE mAYORALTY.
Public Speaking.
The candidates for Mayor will address fellow citizens Upon
municipal affairs At the following times and places:
At Wards Corner Cedar and Spruce Streets Wednesday, 9G
instant.
AtParks Store, Lebanon Pike Thursday night eth inst
At the Court House, Friday night, e6th inst.
The public are respectfully invited to attend
September 90, 1860.
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FOR ALDERMAN,

We authorized TO R. J. Mixes, JR, eand-
date for Alderman from the 5th Ward st the ensuing Municipal
election aug8-tde
We are authorized to ". II DAVIS candidate
for Alderman from the Eighth Ward ensuing Municipal
Election. sent25-tde
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TYSoTVFNT NOTICE.

IL persons having claims against the estate OF K Q Hud
dieston deceased hereby nothed 2 ME the legally
with Clerk OF the County Court OF hickman
Tenn en- or before the 18th day JanuAry lsOl In oTde
tbst settlement and division pro rata, may Dc made
mat ,ISsSta J. ". HUDDLEST0N, Admir-.
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Comparative Crop statement.

Exports to Foreign Ports, from SePtem-
Der L, 1859, 10 August 81, 1850.
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Extra Charges.
and Modern Languages
Music on PtAno.............. 25 70
OF 10
Music Guitar, Instrument furnilhed by pup. 20 Oh
rp..s ~ ... .-.... .....
Stretching and Painting in water u 90
Painting in Oil and % 90
WAshnE ~ 10
Bed Bedding u
Board washing &c, during 25 10
and Stationary when furnished by the institution, will
form charges also, will medicine and medical attend
Gnce.
General Regulations.
deduction will Be made for absence withdrawal
eccassioned by illness or dismissal.
Pupils will charged from the date which they
requested to bring all articles for the
toilet.
The Academy the expense Of furnishing
Of clothing or pocket money.
Pupils will be allowed to spend pocket their
discretion Such must be deposited with the Superior
Of the Academy.
To prevent correspondence all letters and
sent to the Of the Superior, though
is correspondence prohibited guardians
exception NJ books Of DEVOTION period.
calls are allowed circulate In the institution except
receive the approval Of the Mother Superior.
further particulars application made Mother
Superior the Academy the Ri Bishop Thelau
All business letters must be addressed Mother SUPERIOR
st. CeciliAb Academy, Mount Vernon Nashville Tenn
UOE AMERICAN copy till October charge this Office
| Gazette.
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Row at a Camp Meeting.

mander of the naval forces IN the racine 70 PrOCc
forthwith to the Peruvian waters with all available
vessels.
Row at n Camp Meeting.
SToCKBRIDGE, MASS, Sept. 24-At camp meeting
of coored people in West Stockbridge on Sunday,
a terrible fight ensued between party OF rishmen
and the negroes Clubs, stones and guns were freely
used and several were fearfuly, If not fatally
wounded
balloon Ascension.
BosToN. Sept 24-Dr. w. II. Helme, with VIM
Hill and Peter Dean, made successful balloon
ascension to-day from Providence, r. l., travelling
to Newton, n H., 95 miles. in five hours The party
landed safely during stiff breeze, but while draw
ing off the the balloon got detached from the net
ting and was blown rapidly North. damaged
balloon with no car attached, labelled Jupiter, fell
at Kittery. Me-, and was probably DR.. Helme's
From New York.
NEW York, Sept 25.-Daniel Boone was with
drawn from the race on account of an accident
Planet distanced Congaree.
Time-lst mile, 1854; two miles, 546i three miles
1894; four miles, 7:39. Congaree struggled badly
| in the last mile The last two miles were run IN
haru sH'''' RIver News zsrr
| LOUISVILLE, Sept 25.-The river is stationary
| with feet 6 inches water in the canal.
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rhe rerns Excltement.

Some insight into Die cause Of A curious document
The following document purportng to be copy
of letter written by an Abolitionist in Texas, we
find in the Austin State Gazette:
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B. R Gu TIER,
Sos &c aHd 80 Corner q Cozlsgs ssid Eroal.sa.
NASHVILLE, TENN,
Wholesale aud Retail Dealer in
Boots, shoes, Hats. u m brellas, Whfos.&c .,
AS Just opened and has on exhibition one o. bs bs, -
Ii leeed stocks before offered, and a. low prizes.
GENTS, BOYS, AND YOUTHs,.
Every style Of seWed and peggea work embracing Calf Ks
Patent LEATHER Goaf, Buckskin, CLOTH and ISt1q scr
ae and strapped Shoes Oxford Ties &C. and in short essr
desirable make and qualify. -
LADIES', MISSES AND CHILDREN,S-
Ny stock in thsdepartmeut hasbeen selected with rsa care
ana cannot be exceed onprsng in part Calf K st
French and kngsh Lasting Caters, Boots Buskns Sppsrs
&C. &c, with and without heeIG
HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS.
just received direct from the manufactures ery .tvI and
color OF FUR Beaver Cashmere, Merin0, Wool Straw ana leg
horn Hats.
Umbrellas, Trunks Travelling Bags CARPET Ban, sehooI
sahe saddle Bags, Backing and Brushes, waking Canes
Iaeks WHIPS Thongs Hosiery &c, &C., constantly On hand
All OF which viii be sold wholesale or retail on ssssnabie
terms.
BETTING &c., AT COST.
5000 feet OF Leather and Betting from 70 Ianch~.
wide Gum Packing all thickness Copper Burs and Ryit and
Lace Leather at cost for cash, to close
Corner Of College ana Brosd-,v.
maren %S-dtEGFu ne Nashvs Tenn
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33 UNION STREET


PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING.
- W. kIBBEE will heneeforth make Nashville hH perna
" nent residence, and will tune Pianos, Organs,
and MetIdeOns BY the single timing a.
often as since he will spend least svsr
month IN the city and vicinity he will visit regularly
toEnsl hddes West,and East Tennessee North Aaama
aud Mississippi Orders left BenaOn Co.'S Music Store or
Reed Piano Rooms Church Csmmrncafions b.
mail will be promptly attended 10 april d,tw&g,a
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SAKFORD'S
Liver Inv1gOratOr

acOmpOunded entirely from Gum, and
has become an established fact Standard Medicine, known
and approved BY all that have lsed Il, and is now re
sorsd to Win confidence in ali the disease for which
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DUCK RIVER.

AA1 have $40 Of Land for Of Duch
w River, Whin2 miles OF Normandy the Nashville
Chattanooga Railrsad Said bounded by Vanc sDaV
sen, Duck RIVER Willis Banon and Abner Barton. TWnhrds
OF the tract is river bottom and level about 80 cleared
several good springs, RHdis No. Stock Farm. We
half or all OF the tract suit purchasers Those
TO bIy good stOck Farm healthy country good community
&e., would DO we'll 70 and look deler
ned 10 sell. For further particulars address H. NJ Bzreu tn
lAhoma, or G. c. Brewer, Manchester.
deci5-tw&Etf BREWER q BARTON
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LOUISVILLE, Sept 25-The river is stationar!
with feet 6 inches water in the canal.
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Total consumed in the United States (inclu
ding burnt at the Ports, l6S9-6O...............l
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-30
q The same number of the 1Tibun
of Friday's Money matters:
Cincinnati sIarke.

MoNDAY EyEsIsG, October %.
FLOUR--No change in the market; the demand
superfine at s. s5a4 9O and nominal, and extra at
WHISKY-Priees are &c. lower, but there is A
good demand at the decline. The sales comprise
l20 bTls; az &c y including wagon.
with sales at SIS Bacon Shoulders arc inquired for
at &c, but holders ask SIC, Sales Of new Lard
were made At lOAc, to be delivered within the COM
GROCERIEs-A continued good demand for
steadS at % 5@se ssS c. IoaSsss roRs9s dS at Gg 9
43e, which are the rates in the regular wa.
OlL-A sale Of 90 brls. Linseed at 57c., indicating
WHEKT-The amount offering is light and the
feeling in the market rather frmeT, though there Is
still difference lG2c. per bushel between buyers
and sellers. The sales reported were 1900 bushels
prime red at u g delivered; 400 do do. at 81 Oj; $50
C6RN-The demand is good and the market arm
bush new, at Little Miami Railroad, at 33ci 800 do
do, at Hamilton and Dayton Railroad, at 3ic.
OA1S-The demand is moderate, with sales Of g, 900
bush, at canal at Sac; 900 do do. at 3O4c 800 do.
RYE- The market is steady, with a fair demand
at 64@65c for prime, at the depot sales Of 25O bush
prime, from store, at 67c.
BABLEY-TheTe Is good demand for the prime
grades, but the low5l grades dull We quote
prime fall at 65ssc., aud strictly prime do at gOc
Spring Is selling at 7Oas9e. for fair to prime: sales
OF 1900 bush. Canada spring, TO be delivered next
month, AZ es4c $50 do. prime fall at $50.
SIS 5O@l6 per tun for prime Timothy, in bales, on
iCtHEEsE-The demand is fair and the market
English Dairy: sales Of 600 bxes Western Reserve al
IO1Se; i25 do. English Dairy at lie.
BUTTER The supply Is better, and the market
dull and lower We quote prime Central Ohio and
Western Reserve at l36ll4C. common e@llc', and
lins choice al l5o5 20 do. common at O5sc.
POyAT0ES-Ths demand is moderate at 81 80 per
brl for prime Heshanocks sales OF 200 brls. prime
APPLES There Is a fair demand at Sl9I 80 per
bIl for fair to rhine; sales Of 100 brls. good at