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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-09-18
RESTRICTION or THE PRESS

MIR. Bridgers, in the General Assembly Of
North Carolina. has submitted to 4 commit
tee uI that body tie question whether some
restraint upon the Press is not necessary:
The State Journal thinks it is 0ery necessary.
We think that such course would disgrace
the particular State Or government that would
attempt 10 enforce such policy. The ha5eas
corpus i. not a whit better enforced in the
Constitution than the liberty of the press,
and Il : no greater outrage 10 violate the for
mer tan ne latter. Further, we know tha,
pra.Ilebt Davis Is uncomprnmlsingly hostile
70 auF sUeh restraint, whether limited OF un.
iaiited. Portsmouth Transcript.
Il Is not pretended that there IS any differ
encs II opinion IN this State in relation to
fle prosecution Of the war. All the people
and alt ibe press Ire ii favor of lighting on
aniil Southern independence is achieved;
bat complaint is made OF papers because
tncy ait MrSpGr -IS-tiisl is, because they
l4g laets about the movements OF troops and
tht lrigHges Ol the State before their readers.
Tics p49i!.i only what they hear upon the
streets, AMI what they gather from CORES
padeafs, Who are true Southern men. Aud
70 Ia a. giving information TO the enemy is
concerned. there can be no doubt that the
paeAt iay been, and isas well informed as
~ fRe condition II our sea.coast a. the pa
pst, themselves which are printed In the ia
terror II the State. Iii stated that Maine
saa Captain. VINO was released few weeks
.iHte II tbt State authorities, undera decis-
,ah Il Ie Confederate Attorney General, was
u mHtl service 10 the enemy ID tie late ex-
petipt3Ha against Hatteras. II this be so,
Weu fIs uie Circumstance has been more
inluf5aus 10 the State than all the facts, pub.
W,Efs 0t tie press from time 10 tune, could
pu..s15y have nren.
W afr not prepared in this State for in
fina4eUs even that de,potic power will be
rArfgt.ef. Our Bill 0f Rights declares
a. TINT freedom of fis press is one ofthe
-tfaf tsF,FHks ofh5fri.y. and, therefore, ought
Hsrtr ta ia rtSirmuett.'
Ths Constitutional right. purchased with
t'g yIt5d ui our fathers, will be maintained
bt 3be members Of tie press in this State at
sil itak8ttis aad to the last extremity.
FayshsriHs 019-rsr
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Head Quarters of the N. Carolina Regiment
of Wise's Legion.
Warrenton, June 10, 1861.
GENERAL OnDER.

nENENAL OHDEH.
Having been appointed by Gen. Henry Wise 10 a
Coonecy in Wises Legion, and commissioned 10 raise
regiment in North Carolina, hereby earnestly invite
those desirons Of joining this popular corps and Of see
ing prompt and active service under the ehyaric WISE
TO organize forthwith into companies Of sixty -four each
to elect Their company officers and prepare 10 move
without loss OF time. Each company will consist Of
one captain, one first and second lieutenant four
seigeanis and four corporals, and fhyhrce pryales.
As soon as formed each company will be moved into
camp atPeeTsburg, Va and mustered into service pri-
q Y ihe formation into regiment under The above
desi ltion.
Being designed for pasiyzan service, the regimen,
will be composed of one Cavalry. and nine Infantry
and Light Infantry companies. Each man will provide
himself with change Of clothes Of durable material
mot waiting for uniformity Of Dress, blanket and
hayersack.
Now u the time for brilliant service Come forward
gentlemen, TO the number Of $40 and come quickly.
WHARTON j. GREEN
Col Commanding.
- Papers lhroushou, the State please notice,
June H. 1861. 97-
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LIST OF GARDEN SEEDS.
For sale At the DRUG STORE

Tor sale ~ The Uhbb hTukE.
ASPARAGUS.
BEANs-Eady 81 Weeks. Rel spsckied allsn,ine.
Biawn ditie, Rsd French, Large IiAa u Bauer.
cttoilna, scarlet Runners, Royal DNan
BEEf-EHiri Early lump, Eafly Blood. Long Red.
siesiaa % White saeaf, ssiss Chad.
BR0G0Li-Pgtple Espr.
CABBAGE-Early York. French Or lIsan. Eatly So.
gif iaaf. Rally Baitetssa. Estly Dfnsahsad, Drum.
hsa1 sasoy barge Late D,unhraJ. Late Fi.t Duteh.
Gieea 6lsrsd. Red Dsieh To- p,tkeias.
CAkk1 f--l.,ng Otsagf, EarlY Horn, Large Field
CkELtfL0WER.
Celery Whns s5li1, siltef Giant, Red Solid,
CORN ~ftrfsFsen sasaf.
CUGHHBsR-Eaf Fame. Long tifefn Gherkin.
gGi PLANT .lafse ParPls, Eary rusgle.
BNUIYG -lfsen Cuflsd.
LEffUGE-galIc { caFled. Brown Daieh Royal Cab.
bigs. Dfambeid. White Coz.
MgsL1Ns-Nulmes, epfen, Msuntiia sptoui.
MUSTARD White. Btawa.
NAsruRrlUM.
OKLA.
ONION S-silysr skin at White. Large Yslios.
PARSLEY -cahei % Double. PLAIN % single.
PkRsNIP- sugaf.
Pens -Lindfe,bs Ettsa Eifly. EaHy ffame. ROYAL
Dvrf Aarawfit, Eatly My, Bishops Eaiy.
PEPPER -barsr sresl. Bull Nose.
PUMPKIN .-cImman Field.
RADlsH --L,ng ssafisi short Top. wHi,e Tafnip
Kistel, Red rarnp Rooted, Long salmon.
RHuBtRB, Of Pie Plast.
SATISFY. % Oyster Plant.
SPINACH --Rou1d Satay.
SQHASH -ErIy Bu.h Long Green.
TOMAFD-LsrEs Rel.
TuRNIP P-EatIy Pit Dutch. RsIrop, large Norfolk.
Large Goie. Dala's liyo,ii. Euia BaEs afswsedi.h.
febfuaty 10. a.
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Citations hastily formed Of the members of
different congregations, from the very ma
ture Of things. Much, therefore, Of the
dlssonance and even heart-burnings which
might result from assembling several con-
gregatlons together in one society will be
avoided BY adopting the plan proposed, be-
sides obiiatlng the Inconvenience attending
upon an unwiedy organization. For the
same reasons, il will be best, when there
are two or more congregations Of the same
denominations in the same place, for each
to organize separately.
IN TINS way, much more will be accom-
\ pllshed Tor the cause Of the sick and suffer
ing soldiers than there can be by those spas
modic efforts we sometimes see conyulsiDp
whole communities, but which are always
followed BY corresponding depression. In
associations such as ! have recommended,
no one will feel slighted or urged to do more
than he ought, either by the conduct, en-
treaties, or examples OF others and these.
1t will be admitted, are the fruitful sources
oi failure with all charitable undertakings.
but when every one knows the ability and
Willingness Of others to do what is right. all
will ieei called upon to do what they can
aud thus from mutual knowledge Of, and
reliance upon each other, will result even
handed justice, and from this, again, pro-
per charity abounding in good works, for
our people are both able and willing to
give.
Twill conclude by stating that the proper
Department OF the Confederate States will
give transportation for Hospital Stores, sent
10 tbs Institution for its own use, or, through
il, for the use Of the sick Of the Regiments
10 tie held. This will save much individual
expense.
The chief of this Department will also
take great pleasure in furnishing at all times
whatever information NAV be needed upon
this sltject and he will receive all money
contributed towards this great charity, and
give proper acknowledgment tor it.
/ Tie articles most needed at present by
our sick soldiers, are Blankets, Quilts,
Starts, Drawers, Mattress and PiIlow.c cases.
sheet., aud Socks, Rice, Flour, sago, and
some Money, to buy such articles as cannot
De sent from distance.
4 ClIAS. L. JOHNSON,
( Surgeon General Of \. c.
All papers friendly to the cause will
please copy, and urge upon the people the
Importance OF this matter, and the necessity
OF promptly attending to it.
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A SUBSTITUTE FOR LEATHER.-There has
been received at the Clothing Bereau il
Richmond, about 5000 pairs Of shoes. the
upper parts Of which are made Of superior
canvas, so prepared as to be imperyious to
water. We understand that they are very
comfortable and durable shoes. As leather
Is both scarce and high, we have no doubt
that shoes of this description will. if they
are found to answer good purpose, be very
generally worn.
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Corros AND PoRK.-rhe Columbus Miss
Republic remarks that ca bale Of cotton
weighing four hundred pounds will bring
thrty-two dollars; and two hogs, weighing
each two hundred pounds, will bring about
the same amount. The Southern planters
say they can raise the hogs az one quarter
less expense. and many Of them announce
their determination to give up tie cotton
fields and go in for hog raising.
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Tur RtackApgRs Tie fleet or The bar
I.dys the Charleston Mercury ofthe 9th insi.l
aas visited Yesterday BY Her Britannia Ma.
je.tt Consul a this port. who chartered tie
steamer Ctcilc % take him outside. The
precise object III III. visit We did not learn.
TIE steam fri-atc Nabash was ioandsoi;.
side, size ha,ing arrived here and relieved
the Roanoke. which has left. The Wabash,
Il will be remembered, took part in the ac.
tion at llai,tras inlet, and was twice struck
~ shuti from TIE battery. The officers Of the
Wabash speak 10 high terms Of The bravery
uf the North Carnliua troops; and, from the
condition on the battery. the ships Of war had
the Guulcieratrs completely 10 their power,
and they bid Ia surrender o. be DESTROYED.
Something over stx bundled prisoners we're
taken. aud Capt. Blrrun's sword vas sur
rendered /, Commodore Stringham, Of the
Minnesota Tie NaHlalia, sailing .loon,
and the Wabash. trigstr. are the only ,ss.
ssls N present blOekadiug thi. port
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- 70 Persons on 81 Eapioymtnf. -
AGENTS WANTED,

In every County IN the United States,
'ItO snsise in the sae Of sons of the beet aud mos.
elegantly ilaafilsd Works pablnheJ.
Oar paslcaiilns are " The m1st iniefeeing charsc.
cr aIagiei II ihe sanig n The Farmer Mrrhanic ind
Merchant. they afe pahIlshed W ihs hest stsIc. and
boun u ths n,st subsaniiii manner. and are worthy
plscs N ne Library u every Household in The Land
sG 10 nen oi enterprise ind industrious habits this
business isfs ~ appditaniiy of profitable employment
seldom = be msi With.
iT Psaons desifnK Il srt "a Agents will receive
promptly W mlii fgIl psffllan terms Ne NJ sddres.
sns LEARY. sETZ 4 Co. pabfshsrs.
Np.gil North second street, Pbiiadephin
Oeiabef 30 66-fm
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by Rev. d. A. Penick, sly; Ladies at New.
bern. by George Allen, Sl09; Rev. r. K.
Hearn, rear Greenville, Sill; The Soldiers
Friend, Clemmonsyile. "a; Bethesda Church,
Caswell county, by s. Neal, SO; Chatham
Co., Bear Creek Church, sl3 81, and Riyes'
Chapel, SIS 40, by Rev. r, III. Marsh; Hen.
derson, Miss L, Y. Speed, Sc so; Sards and
Sharon Churches, near Charotte, $40, by
Mrs. John Walker; henoir county, Miss
Nancy +. Miller. So 75, and Mrs. II. !. lpr-
man 81, by Rev. II. Farrow; Genital Ples-
byterian Office, Richmond. Va, by Mrs. T.
H. Brown. S24; Rev. N. B, Cobb, Chaplain
4th Regt. N. G. Vols. s4 IN. e. Angus.
ia county. Va, S5 The other donation. by
individuals, from $40 TO so cents, acknpwI,
edged BY letter.
The demand for grants OF tracts to soldiers
is far beyond the means in hand 10 supply,
While in Virginia recently had calls lF
500,000 pages Of grants, most 0f which |
have been able To supply by the Noble eilorls
OF few ministers, ladies and friends. And
| feel it only necessary to ask that each min.
lister bring this subject before his congrega-
tIon 20 secure aid Immediately by public cnl.
lectlons, or by friends making private appIi-
cation. As | have 10 give my whole time
and labor to getting out the tracts and send
ing them off, and in being among the sui
diers, | cannot 90 out collecting. as III nr
mer years. do hope none will wall lpr me
10 call upon them in person, During thIs
week have been written to for over 200, 900
pages. which we can and will supply il we
have the means furnished Us. Some ui these
applications are from Regiments that have
no Chaplalns, and their wants Tor the gospel
are Of most urgent character. What amount
shall We give them: Reader, you can pr
haps help US respond libefalIy, aud, Hatler
God, savingly by your doaatiOn aud prayers.
By the great kindness Of the Expres, Gun-
pany We can send religious reading ii yugr
husband. son, BROTHER. npighbnr and frienl
without freight charges. Surely Gn''s pe6.
pie and pltriOts will, at once, aid IN the dn.
~ and privilege Of sending the Bread Of Life
10 our hungering soldiers while on the ield
Of exposure aud death for our protection. |
do hope that many will follow the example
Of Messrs. Elan Sharpe & Co., Of the South.
ern Presbyterian, Columbia, :. c., WIN re.
Gently sent me an order to supply los c.
Regiments each with $40 worth Or $4,000
pages, III al 100000 pages, which has been
done. Let each one du what he or she can
IN this work OF faith and love.
Yours, truly,
W. J. W. CR0wDER,
Tract agent.
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whole. without tasting one imported drug.
Let the Government advertise for these
remedies, if the imported kinds have be.
come scarce or cannot be obtained. mean.
while the people might furnish them as do
nations.
The common peach tree will furnish |
purgatiye or an emetic, as the decoctiur
is made strong or weak from the bark, anc
the "old ladies' formerly used it in thu
place Of calomel and tartar.
lredeH Express.
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Virginia and North Carolina IRE
pressibles.
Junction r. o., Hanover County, Ya,1
Iniy % Isgi

Junction r. O.. Hanover County, Ya.,2
July 20, 1861.
HINDER this name il is proposed TO get % a regi.
" ment Of ten compsnes, u 100 men each includ.
ing officers, making 600 men. We are 10 use citl-
Eens clothes, and use such a. We can furnish
oufselsrsA psir of Colts pistols bowie knife and
double barrel gun, with Minnie ball Of good ride;
10 pledge ourselves 10 serve du,ing the var wherever
the Ptesiden, may choose TO place us 10 serve With.
out pas.
The main object Of this org aniEltion TO Asenge the
death II Ten. Robert !. ttneu of ylrgiHia aud Col
Charles r. Fisher oI North Carolina.
Thise vho wi.h % form such regiment. will signi.
" their asceni BY writing 20 al lhe shove post Office
and Naen have 500 men We will report ourselves
foI duty. and go on Increasing number until il
amounts 70 900.
Ihe design y, thai lhs number shsll always be kcpt
Up III new enltsinrnis whenever vacancies Occur IN
deaih inability. sa3 other cause hall release
from his obIssiion. will acl a. pftsale. OF 10 say
capacity The regiment mas direct When our number
reaches ave hundfei will request Tie President 70
appoint Eolond u H. selection. anI muster q.
into ssftirs at Richmond. 1ill advertise lhe time oi
meeting there % soon receive The names n i've
hundfsd mrn. Esch cnnpany Eiil choose IL own
captain and Subordinate gfiiesf..
THEODORE 5. GARNETT.
IT The nsWspspsr. 10 Virginia and Norih Caroli.
~ will doabtltss Pub.h tie above Wiihou, ehsfgs ios
three weskN
August IA. Of
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

1--WE Alseriscr having becn restored II health n
frs weeks ~ very simple remedy aiief having
suffered several years With severe lung afsean and
that dtrtd diseisc. CansHmptionis snaiaus 10 make
kn,sn IL his feil1w.suhssets the mcsns of cure
- tll wh6 dssifs it lie will srnd copy sf the pre
setiptiah uscd ffcr 81 ehsfee wnh III directions 10
preparing anl asinr he same, which they will fnd
aUat gras ~ CONSUMPTION. As,hma, Bronchitis. &c
The anly ohiect Of the advetise IN seniinE the Pre-.
etptitn s 10 benefit the afflicted. and appsd infofma.
Ion whFh he cnreiyss to be insalushls and hc hopes
every sufferer Will rs hrs remedy. ss ii vii cost them
nothing, and may prove ! hicssing.
Persons wishing lhe prescription will psasc address
Rgy. EDWARD A. WILSON,
wiIliamsbulgh. Kng' : county. n. York.
October %. 65-i2m
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VI. J. W. cRowDgR,

Raleigh \. g.. sept. 1861.
p. s.--seyeral Of the most efficient solpor.
ieurs with whom have been working many
years, continue lheit iaboFs among families
ds well as the soldiers in North CafuIins.
They visit about 1000 families hpnth. We
should stll do All possible 10 adtaaee trlg
religion and Intelligence in oug mtd.t Il we
ernment. w. ]. u. 4.
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CHAS. j. Johnson

All papers friendly to the cause will
please copy, and urge upon the people the
Importance Of this matter, and the necessity
OF promptly attending to it.
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ton war which has hus no motive except lust hate
and object except ruin aud devastttioi under me shi
low pretense of the restoration Of the Union surely
az ainst Heaven we'll war agineL earth. OF
all the absurdties enacted Of all the byrSorici
ever practiced attempt 90 restore union a. nnCs,
alA hearts, and wills, Ike that which existed in
North America by the ravaecs Of are and ywsrd
sarody among the most prodgious As ssreiy their
righteous ruler OF tho universe, spch Tlr end IN
disaster to those by whom II was n<ugurAtcd, and W
whom II is prosecuted With circumstances OF bar
sarity which was ondy believed w,,a never niare
disgrace the annals Vt civilized peatc Numbers may
be against u.s. but the battle Is always tho str NJ
Justice VIII triumph, and an earnest Of this tri-
dinph IS already oeheld in the Ugaty uprising oil the
Whole southern heart Almost as one man MS great
section comes to the resolves 81 prss rather th@
rid to the orpessor, who aaleE tho nuae o. ireenon
Yet under tho prime ipSpdon of an rnhrl horde seeks
reduce eight millions Of frechaoR 10 atcc nlage AMI
@tccton, All ages and conditions are emitted IN the ono
grand and holy purpose 81 rolling bncK tho dcsolatng
sides Of hvasion and Of restoring TO rhr people OF tho
South that peace, ialepcaatyse and rTh ol segoVeIn
nen 70 which they are by nature sad NATURES God as
Justly entitled as those who seek has ruthlossiy 10 en-
slave Them The General IN command having the scong
esteonil enee IN The iatdgence AID hfnss OF pupse
Of tose belonging To his department cnons upon tcm
she maintanaice Of calm patent, pers mt tnu I'M
6anned determination invasion at all hazards
and to the last extremity. II bringing Wit IL
contempt for constitutional liberty, ani The viheriaB
Influence Of the inAtelty Of New England aud Germany
combined. Its ss'ccess vorii deprive ~ Of n
future The best men among our inva ler8 op
posed tho course they are parsuingat the fsst hut
they h,"e been o7erborne swept into the wal Of the
prevailing current and now, under the pTomI tings cl
their fears or the decisions Of loatles reverence
arc 10 a flvorne symbol active any IN instl-
eating this unnatural, urchrstan and cruel war Our
protests which here soemnly repeat n the face OF
the civilized world have been hitherto usheeded aud we
are left alone under God, TO the resources of our own
minds and Cur hoaftsto the resources " manhood.
Upon thcn knowing he does those whom he sdresscs
wei as those with when You are cooperating through
sot' the Snth, the General In command fcls no may
rely with nnwaveiirg conhicnce. Let every man then
throughout thu frad himself in the effective
nanner AVID hold hi,se in readiness TO sopro't the com
bncd resistance. A cause which hss f'T us o'yeci
sethng less tlan the security OF civil! liberty and the
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would be thought of an act Of Congress declaring
that government shall not pay over five dollars per
barrel for -four for the troops! Yet would not be
whit mere absurd than the Loan act, which de-
e!ares that Mr.. Chase SHAH not pay over seven per
cent for money. Have we no man of common
sense in Congress- to introduce short supplement
tary bin, stating that if money cannot be had at
the rates specified in the Loan act the Secretary
may pay the market price for it, whatever that
may be, Or must the nation run the risk Of fail
ing ignominiouSiy in the present contest through
the ignorance and obsnacy Of The fnancial leaders
III Congress;
Msssls. Nell Brothers have issued cotton cir
cuar. Their last was dated "a OF july. They say:--
The Prospects Of the fnwing crop attract bat litt'c
ATTENTION This year, cwiu to the important qpos
lions now agitating ihe country. The mails continue
very irregular, and mnation with the greater part
Of the Sonih Is much interrupted practically suspend
ei Is therefore dhcnlt to oher any SPECIFIC reina KS
as u the condition Of The crop. From such accounts
ne have baen received however il is generally reported
be doing well under tho Influence OF fine weather
Seasonnble rains said 10 bcvc fUen whore need.
and everything presents promising appearance. IN
deed TIE remarkable absence cf all complaints thus far
tends To create impression that the rather
too glowing M definite estimate OF the probable extent
Of ncxt crop vet uenrtei The important question
il not how much cotton viii be grown tits year bet
'When will the crcp be sent 10 market, aud how viii
be expreds' ~ rrcsen; IT is quite impossible to say
when this may he done; hit she probability is that no
cotton Will port while war and blockade ms,
So urgent are the factors Of New Orleans tbs point
that They have unanimously requested planters no. 10
send forward any portion Of their crops while that po
bockaded but 10 keep on the pontatins The progress
OF the has received fresh vigor the ropnSc Of
the federal .rocs 1T anassas and there prospect
Of any sotlrnont row than heretofore the breach
tween the two sections of the country is stih widening
Messrs. NELL, apparently, are better brokers
than ro'ticana Under the recent oct Of Con-
gross the cottonpresentea to the Confederate gov
eminent will be coniiscated, seized and exported
by the United States authorities IN the course of
the winter. People in Europe need not alarm
themselves about the cotton supply.
The following is a statement si the noveme nts
Of cotton for the past week and since the LIST Of
September last, compared with the five precea-
Ing years.
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PRICES.
The current rates at the various yards for all stock
day tei by The foln,yiu

The weekly receipts Of beef cattle at Allerton's
Washington drove yad have largely increased az al
the available stock was hurried forward in anticipation
of another ehort supply and consequent better prices
Owing to this fact it was discovered that the num-
Der sale n OF the demand and there was
reaction in the market rrees fell on Immediately TO
the extent Of about half cent per pound tho demand
being very light for m kinds the reduced rates
The quality OF The offerings from all secons continues
good, and the number Of inferior cattle which have
found their way 10 market this unusually small
which owing TO the large supply Of the cattle
raising countries, Which has boon fed freely
The best offerings ranged rrnm &c. TO ssc per pound
but only few sold at s[c which quote the
top price for prime. Our quotations afford pretty cor
rect idea OF the market, compared with last week
The brokers united in ealing the ket hard one and
there WAS little tuoyancy nj any u.ae.
MUCH cows.
Inc market remains in much the same condition and
mere Is little OF interest to record. THO demand Is
de- ate and prices very irregular. The bulk q the sales
how> YER are at prices within range u quotations
above, though few changed hands ut mor5 extreme
rates.
VEAL CALVES.
With mode ate receipts the market is rather NOR,
steady than hs been during the summer but prices
ore stl low and ue isfactory The best offerings only
brought outside QUOTA ons, while the bulk OF the offer
ings were placed at pf,ces ranging from 4c. 4 s1sc