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Important Notice.

THE undersigned Druggists, have determined
i that in future they will restrict their sales Us
nearly as possible to cash.
For ~punet,al customers, accounts will tie opened
when, hs~ever, they reserve the privilege of clo-
sing et the end Of every month.
y 1t is their wish to solicit, custom and patronage,
SO far as is strictly contormahle to business princi-
pies and to a mutually of interests between pur-
chasers and seller, and no further.
They also avail themselves Of the occasion to
invite all who are indebted to them to make imlne-
diate payment, or, at least to come and settle with
est delay. JOHN posEf:
P.LEONCE HEBRAD.
A. LOUAILIIER H. co.
J. A. MCMILLAN.
nno1o,so, M,rob 9th 1891 tim
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CoERcIos.-The Presbyterian Herald has
an apt leader, both amusing and forc'ble.
"1he Doctrine of Coercion Illustrated found
cd on facts to which the editor was knowing ::
Sixteen years ago he married q 'dogged
Yankee" to a spirited Kentucky lady, having
money aud servants. 1t was often limited they
did not live happily, but all was kept within
measurable bounds until they had five children.
The father went, with part of the children, TO
visit his kindred North and place the children
at shool. During his absence the mother, es-
teelning her situation uncomfortable, took the
balance of her children, with certain servants,
money, and effects. and went to one OF her
brothers. informing her husband that the sepa-
ration was final. He returned to n deserted
house, aud raved that his authority was de-
fed. He "scorned to win her back,'bnt de-
manded that she seturn and obey him. She
refused. He threatencdgto "ihrash her back
to his home aud control. He vas admonished
Ethat herSbrothers would protect her, aud Of
the hazard, but would not heed. So in the
attempt to "thrash" his wife home a fight oc-
Cured, in which be killed one Of her brothers
and was himself MANNED for life. and failed to
get his wife home at last. The pertinence of
the application is now obvious.
In this mad fight both parties may be great
ly injured, but the wifs'will not be ''thrashed'
back 10 the old home-no, never! She is q
spirited lady, and the "dogged Yankee may
do his do, but he has lost her forever. And
we simply quote, SERVED him right" lis
anybody hurt %
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QrATE District Court

CTATE OF LOUISIAN A--District Court
oParish of st. Landry Mo. 9227.... Estate Of
Valery c. Bourqnc, deceased.
HiLAIHE BourTE Of the Parish Of St. Landry, Ad.
ministrator of the estate of yelery G, Boirque,
deceased, late of said Prish, having filed a Final
Tableau Of said estate accompanied by his petition
praying that the same may be homologated and APP
proved; And whereas, the prayer of said petition
has been granted by an order OF Court dated June
9th, 1861.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given to all per-
sons Interested to show cause, if any they have,
within thirty days from the date hereof, why said
tableau should not be homologated and confirmed.
Clerks office, Opelousas, June sth 1861.
LIS LASTRAPES. Clerk.
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A SENSIBLE V1Ew.-Tbe Daily Empi

A SENSIBLE VIEw.-The Daily Empire,
one of the ablest papers of Ohio, says:
The south is able to bring and maintain in
the field, for immediate offensive operations,
one million two hundred thousand men; and
that is more than the north ever can march
and support in the south for offensive warfare.
For any purpose the South can keep up an
army at home Of soc, 900. any length of time
tina, may be needed, and this, as every student
of military history is aware, is nearly equal to
twice the number waging an aggressive war in
an enemy's country.
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The Retreat from, and the Re-Oc.
cupatiOn Or Harper,s Ferry.

We are now ut liberty. on the best author
is, to make public the true motives actua,ing
Gen. johnson, ID what the northern, and some
Of the southern papers, have called the evacua.
ton Of Harper's Ferry. The general, like
other military men Of education, had long
known that Harper's Ferry. IN itself, ia family
and un.enable, from the facility with which it
be turned. II lies as it were IN the small
end Of . funnel" the broader end Of which
could, with great ease, be occupied BY the enc
my, The heads directing tie operations ofthe
Yankee forces were well aware Of this fact, but
forgot that there were fully as lastu,e heads on
- aids, The minute and able investigations
Of Major Khisiaabs chjsfseugineer 10 Gen.
johnson, had satisdsa our leaders Of The just
ness q these views. y was well known TIM.
zen. SCOTS plan was 70 turn Harper's Ferry
by . column from Pennsylvania, under Gen.
Patterson, eject : junction near Winchester
- E+Gf 8EA SMH- -8HA& E- 80 NNA HASA E
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~ NIeswhere will be- found ! lirt Of The Ope.
! llsusas Guards, Capt. Pratt. This list j.
ill y gen does moi. contain The names d
SlhsseNh ieft here with Lieut.. Albert Dejean
r. the simple reason that they did not over.
~ &c company before The latter had reached
YuxiaiA- N ~ s, Il
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STEPHEN G1RARD's THEORY OF ADyERr1-
sIse.-fhe example and precept of one Of the
most successful business men of America has
seen, may be worthy of attention at the present
time. Mr.. Girard wrote Il have always con-
sidered advertising, literally and long, to be a
great success in business, aud prelude to wealth.
And l have made it an invariabie rule, too, to
advertise in the dallest time, long experience
having taught me that money thus spent is
well laid ont; as, by keeping my business be-
fore the public, il has secured me many sales
that | would otherwise have lost.
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j Daring ihis week, We have been blessed with
- god refreshing rain, which no doubt, must
Aase gladdsned Tue hearts Of planters. Cot
ton never locked more promising, andswe are
Alsaost cerlain ofs coed crop d corn. The
sAas crop ii cxcslleas. Il needs, however, !
A Itils more rain
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TAKEN UP.

A N american sorreI mule was taken up on the
n 10th instant by the undersigned at the Bell
Cheney Springs in this parish. Said mule is about
4 or S years old and is branded on the left shoulder
about thus H. He does not appear to he gentle
either under the saddle or in harness.
The owner is requested to come forward, prove
property. pay costs and take him away.
Belle Cheney Syringe, June 22d, 1861.
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III ! meeting ofthe citizens Of Washington,
n 1he III of July, 1861, assembled to consider
the propriety Of celebrating the coming 4th Of
the month, the following resolutions were M
animously agreed TO !:
lstsRssotUed That now especially, IL behooves
tile Southern people to celebrate that day, as
one, not only dear to ,hem in the memories Of
the past,,ssbat des,inedsto become dearer still TO.
Alf Southern Patriots, in as much as they are
row engaged ID j Wal for the purpose Of
fresindicAting the sacredness Of our inalienable
sights, mud 1T again sealing with their blood,
\ ~ grent q DsclarasiOn IL Independence;
That All Just government derives its powers
from the cunsent OF the governed"
Resolyed, That sia abandoning 40 the
psopls0 f fhe North the old Gag oflhe Union,
u which, initiate times, has become, ii, the hands
! y ruthless majoritysa banner of oppression,
7 Ahilsl M hare adopted one for the Confederate
II &tAtea; stIll We consider the early "reminiscences
attached to he old one, asdeAr tosus, as they
en- " the people Of the n forth. and that We
/ viii fight ever under our new flag as the EN-,
slem " the CREST prinrip,es Of " Liberty.
Equality Fraternity which The old one ever
represented, until prostifuted ~ snholy3 an,blii-
eN.p,ge q gGts corruption aud phrsnxiad Jfdna,
"a, Rssolgsd, That the people Of Washington
wit give u Barbecne on the Alb Of July. and
d invite generally their ellow,citixena Of The
Parish 70 unite with them on the occasion.
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TIE 4,h of JnIy "a duiy celebrated in our
sister town. f Washington By speeches appro,
pirate ios The occasion and one Of the finest
tarbeesse dinners, y ever was our good fortune to
attend. We would De most happy 10 give !
kkngthy description q The programme Of the
i 1Ay;bat ~ are unable to do 80 for want Of
- We will eudeavor to DO it in our
Aaxt issus. 6ssi8 &
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Tbe 81. Landry Light Guards. Capt. Nat
oaatt, sre 1t Manassas Junction. They are
y - advance line, fanked by N ississippians
~ apnth Carolinians, and ~oscaPying thr
pot offafiapger and honor
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Notice..

TIME undersigned have Just 4 s r. l ~ &. =
Il shop on Main street st,,n Y ssSSsarse 4 q s ~
tue corner house xh' ea.n ,esRl - ~ ~
age Of the public, satls1s sose NO eht
tire satisfaction to all , ssrv moderate, ,err
them. Their prices are ySni & rHIafi
April 6 l~ssl.~ttf,
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LAss private letters hase*been received from
nenbsss q the Opelousas Guards. On the
3s,h nit, they were at Richmond. oil IN good
' kcalsh, dne spirits and anxious for d brush.
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SAMBo's PArRIorIsx.-A negro drayman of
this city, q day or two ago., employed 10 carry
a parcel Of goods from the clothing store OF
Ramsey l. Labaw to the South Carolina de.
pot, for a company Of soldiers, when offered
pay. refused it, as he could not accept money
from the soldiers who were going away to fight
for the country,
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PROSPECT OF HEALrH.-We have more than
one reason to expect a healthy season this
year. In the first place, the exercise of drill
ling which almost every man among us prac-
tises, will break lip the torpidity that predis-
poses the system to disease; in the next place
the war fever will kill off every other fever;
and last, not least, Lincoln's blockade has cut
off the supply of quack medicines. [Exchange
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r. the woods near th. residence of Nj. Henry
L Miller, on the 18th instant, Il fine Gold Watch
with d steel key and a gum elastic guard. A liberal
will be given to the person who will return
the same to the Undersigned.
JOHN A. SHEAiER.
Opeiousas, June ed 1S6l-tf.
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L1ineDlns - got II into big crsnian that
\ sshi,gtton i, not the safest place il The world.
saA1epsddiialigI % ours lstess Dispatcher be Is en-
ss1tllfl1 finoving he archives ard Ill pub.
~ daosl3SINI m soP hilsdelrhia md Boston.
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MEETING OF CREDITORS.

I1otRlC Ut ~ 1T .fIUUIC 4. III, c. UtCGHSEV.
No. 1926.
DY virtue Of an order of the Hon. the Dis
- trict Court for the Parish of St. Landry,
bearing date June 9Th 1861.
A mee,ing of the creditors Of the Estate OF
said deceased will be held before ives D'Avy,
Recordertat his Office in the town Of Opelousas,
on Wednesday 10Th July 1861, for the pur.
pose of del'beraiiog on the most advantageous
manner of selling the effects and property be.
longing to said Estate.
LIS. LASTRAPEs, Greffer.
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III - NJ are authorized to announce Mr..
BE- pEFREESE, the present incumbent, as
= candidate Tor Stats Treasurer. Election in
.aSt November. 9ss
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Il smother column will be found Resolutions
passsd 1t ! meeting II lie citizens Of Wash
sinRton on liz lot instant.
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%gs88@TsNE eAetS@t 10y 4NAsAt
IN LiacoiDites have besn congratulating
themselves d. thae past sew days that England
y sbackingsdown, 3 and will notsrecognixe the
onifssdaracJy.l think tho Europssn powers
ill accspt Stewards daisgracefal proposition IN
nsgsrdto Privatssrs' and get thheold govern.
ment committed. 80 that they can never resort
againnE IN case Of war; aud I have not
thskA4AsAnpsehension that the Conhderacy
sili not u rscsosISisGfae1 sxardss@BsSsp
aGrssmsnt cannDt ~ course, presume, bind ID
my ~ the Contedefacy.
Hers lie Uniorsfeeling fever d predominant;
4. S.aegs are flying over The city il great
numbere; but lam grati6ed ID ind that The
Wsgn.oa feeling Il increasing rapidly, and that
TO. With The right Kind Of men. Even Mr..
Orittendsn. who u Running for Congress,
l Election 40 Gays now that if b saNowrth
a. not eons promptly Forward lid gice am.
u security % the sonshat tstt BE will not votes
dollar ftor sths goyefaa1iSIant, ard that ii Ky. is
not allowed toxeaAin her neutral position, be
intimate 1ii1at Vie will g With the South, and
says4Ah62tth Be goes withhsr &c. The Northern
nnPesnn ttRepubiican, are abusing him and Ky.
sast outrassonsly. Kentucky viii no doubt
& ~ Snoedto taksa position for one aide d The
oil soon afterths meeting Of Congress. Il 90,
tsffOiss md + carpot but believe that fate has
eFassined That IN Lincoln Administration shan
aQmmit tome aot which will disgust the moon.
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Fct ~ant of spsceswe are compelled to post.
spone ~ publication of the communication
aign4d .sSindent' 10 next week. ..s5s
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WHAT DOES HE MRAS?-We clip the fol-
lowing from the Memphis Appeal of The 9th I:
Our RichuIond correspondent writes us a
private note, in which he says: Sunday
next l dine in Washington, I think" II he
does, there will be SO nobody hurt in the mean
time. Our readers n,"y anticipate startling
news from the seat Of war, beyond question.
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RrMoRED DEArH OF Mr.. STRPHsNs.-A
western paper contains the following dispatch
from Washington, dated 25th inst. No intel.
ligence Of Mr.. Stephens illness had reached
this city up to that date, and we are. therefore,
constrained TO doubt the fact. The source
whence the report is dispatched argues strong
" against its truth: True Delta.
A report reached Washington tonight that
Alex. Fl. Stephens, vice president of the So
called Confederate States, is dead. The infor-
nation comes through confederate sources,
hence cannot be traced beyond this point. 1t
is we'll known that he has recently been i'll.
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CANP MooRR, June 23d, 1861

- NE@&EE &G5lSE &NSfE SEGGHE&Fag sSN*45E 80 EEETE ~
WI were mustered into the Confederate ser
vice this Sunday morning ut 10 o'clock. and
will leave Tor Richmond, Va, tomorrow
morning.
The boys are oil III high spirits at the pros
pect Of going to the Old Dominion.
Friends md relatives writing to members of
sAAeeoaAAnY will direct to the ..care Of Capt.
James OF sRaQaards, 9th Reei
ment of Louisiana VOLUNTEERS, 9RiichHUnd. Va,
to be forwarded by the Adjutanl." Below il
appended a list Of the names Ut the members Of
The company:
James 9. Pratt. Captain.
John Taylor, Let Lieutenant.
George W Hudspeth, ID Lieutenant.
Albert ~loejean, Jr. I'd lieutenant. q
Thomas D. Cooke, let Sergeant.
Aaron Prescott, I'd do
John r.. Oftutt, Sd do
Clinton B. Andrns, 4th do
John Waidrnm. LIST Corporal.
r. Sumter Taylor, I'd do
Karl Il. Hoy, Sd do 5.5
John Healy, 4th do
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at OpelGusaB, Oh lhe 'Ven
Aston, J. w. \
Aston John. a
Augustus, William.
Arden, Henry. l.
Badeau, !Charles. T.
Boyle, John. l.
Baud, Philippi, l.
Buudick, Ewell. N
Barry, J. I. esq. N
Bennett, Ann Eliza. NJ
Boudet, Athon esq. N
Bertrand. Alcide. \
Blanchard, miss Mary AN
LIE Bourgeois esq .F'lorislh
Beager, Gaspara =
BouviIle l.. y
Bataille T. c. !
Courville David, 2 \
Castillo esq, M'thel \
Chevis esq, Y. F. !
Cason F. w. !
Crceghlin Col. J. R. I
Carr mrs. .
Darden, Jethro {
Donglan Danj'l. :
Devcrgeo Henry /
Daniel Judge j. i. I
Delbourg Jacques !
Dcnalle Philogene !
| Demcy Henry !
Deiean Emile :,
Dejean j. B. !
| Farneeu j.. u. !
| Fontenot ]. b. j.
| Fontentt mrs Maria !
| Faucet esq, samael J
| Franqt.es mme we b. !
Friendenthn1 Isaac !
Glover, esq, E. A.
Goantilam w.
Grosgeant, mme Camille J
Gordon Millinder !
Gonellaz, L'aEle
Galeotti s.
Gnillory lsrael.
Green Christopher
Griffith james 2.
Guidry esq, o. D.
GeeIee James NJ.
Gautler Il.
Higginbotlam j. j. !,
Ho!lier mrs Azelia
Hey lnme j. A.
Hutchins Briant
Hughes William R.
Haugel, h Bro. messrs Ii.
Hawkins, John 7.
Hollier, Sevarin
Hardy esq. w. +.
Hill, mrs A. b.
Harp, Rev. r. s.
Hamilton mrs NJ.
johnson, mile Elizabeth
THEODO
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LETTERS.

1sT OF LET1EEs.-The following sa Is
Ia the list of letters remaining IN sne os'
- onelonsas. on the 30th of June, ISL.
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Fl. LASTRAPES & co

pATENTLYE OR sAPoS1rIRR. for sale by
Pr. HEBRARI
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LOST

Opelousaa, March 9th, ls6l,-Gm.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-09
rBy Telegraph
New York Market.

INV YoRKl February 8-P. M.-Cotton
dull, heavy and irregular; middling Upland quoted
Fiour-commOn and medium grades have again
declined Sc, with only moderate business doing
Sterling Exchange and the advance in freights,
terially check the export demand: sales OF $500
Sse' ssata snS an q po@pa IS Is for Extra sae
chiefly at the latter; S5 l0@5 20 for superne West
ern SIS 5O5 co for shipping brands of extra round
hoop Ohio and IS 657 for trade brands do, closing
eSta e 1sS sas %hdS is scarce and my hed GsS
dian Flour dull and declining sales OF 800 barrels
st Il S7 fST g G
choice euperfne Corn-meal dull at 50 for Jersey,
and So 90 for Brandywine
so firm; sales Of 200 barrels at lS14@ls3ac
Wheat dull heavy and fnly ic' il IoTsT yer the I'd I'd
change feriousiy check the demand for export I:
.9s sS'H SSGS GhSSgo sGpg a. 81 IS
Iowa at 81 2@l 25, delivered, chiefly at the inside
TsS C bushels good winter , sd wsstsrs 81 g. s %
al IS, and sOo, bushels red Jersey at 81 S5 Rye
quiet and steady at 65@6Sc. Barley continues dull
5000 bushels at 65@67c. for old mixed Western, in
store and delivered, CSC; for new Western At the
Oats only in moderate request at s5@96c for West.
ern and Canadian, and S6n3skc. for State.
sales 500 bTis at si7 S7Si7 50; prime dull and nom
inal at Sl3. Beet dull ard unchanged, with sales
for do. mess; ssaIG for repacked mess, and Slo9ll
for extra mess. Prime mess Beef dull and nom
| i1al Beef Hams quet and firm at Sl2dl5 for St~tt
and Western. Cut Meats quiet and steady: sales
packages at 6x@6a4c for Shoulders and s@sAo. fol
HSmS; sssjSc for Shoulders and lgj5c. for Sides
Hogs duh az, 71l@5ho. for corn fed, dressed and
boxes Western long middles; so boxes sin ged
at 94c and LOCO pounds rough Sides in dry salt at
&C: LAID dull and heaxy; sales $50 brls. at 9lE9
lOHc. for No TO prime Western.
Butter selling at lO@lIc for Ohio, and l49l9c fol
State. Cheese steady, at 9@lOAc. for inferior tc
prime.
Coffee without further change. Sugar heavy. Mo
lasses continues quiet and unchanged,
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FRIDAY EVENING, February =
PBOvIsI0Es-Thers was an improved demand
los Sfis st sis 81 Siy was Sisrsd snd refused foT
good city brands. The demand for bulk Pork, par.
va Ip o e bs AZ 81 and se Tor Shoulders and
Sides, the marie closing hrn Bacon was inS %SrS
b clear Sides sold e. % packed e bsss be ssyeTss y s
held with rather more firmness. 75 tierces sold AZ
esto, Bacon Shoulders can be bought at IAc. and
'ifis FIouKHk dull market, and the demand quite
limited; 1000 brls superhne, delivered 81 one OF
the river towns at - 50; The whole range ior & su
RIstapY RIstter rate a. II for SOiga fsmiiS. iiG Hu 'Oi
WHisKY-No change IN the market. Sales OF
sOS SiA sais Of 50 brs Einseed at 55c. The
~ A9GRoGERi ESoThe demand is moderate, and the
market firm sales Of 60 hhds, Sugar at 5AG7c
i50 bags Coffee at lsA@l31Sc. Molasses is firm at
'OHfi OHfAYRTRe marEet continues dull, and decline
Of 81 per tun was estsbshed closing az Sl2glS Peg
9 @CcHfIEEsE-1The market is dull and the demand
limited at SIC. for Western Reserve, &c. for Ham
burg and lO5fo for English Dairy.
BUTTER-The market is unchanged and dun:
We quote prime Roll at l39l4e'' and common at
hPfiPiLEs-The demand continues good, and the
market is hrm at 81 1902 per bril- for prime NJ rth-
ern in lots in the small way; from store ~ 70 is OBJ
and export, and the market is firm at u COOL 40
per brl. for prime Neshanoeks the supply is light.
SEED-There is o falr demand iOr prime OiONer AZ
81 354 40 in lois; orders are being allied at g 50;
the sales reported SO brls and 2s bags at " 3
and 80 brls. at S4 10.
GRAIN-The demand for Wheat continues mod
crate at Sl61l O3 for prime red and 81 O5l 10 for
white: sales of LOCO bushels cheice white at 81 TO-
SO do prime red, at 81 % Corn-Ear is dull and
lc per 6ushel lower closing at 323lc., the outside
rate at the lower depcts sheled continues dull aud
the demand is quite limited, at 3513To. for mixed
and white, in bulk: sales of 1000 bushels ear at
lower depots at 35o 700 do do. do, at sac. 400 do
mixed shelled, in bulk, at 34Ac. Oats are in good
demand and prices are shade higher, closing firm
at 27Sc., in bulk sales of 500 bushels, in bulk, at
&c Go bushels do. at 2Tkc 45Od do. prime Wheel
Ing bats on the landing, at 291c.; $50 do. do, at
sOc. Rye is unchanged and dull; we quote prime
at 60d6lc. Barley-we have no change to notice in
the market, which continues dull, at 7O@T5c. for
prime to choice fall, 75sOc for Canada spring and
5Q6g63c. for Western spring. No sales reported.