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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-28

SHocKING CASUALTY IN BRTsToL.-One Of
those terrible accidents which teach but too
vainly the inexusable folly OF sporting with
deadly weapons, occurred on Fast day after
noon. The victim was Miss Henrietta Pease,
an estimable young lady Of Edgartown, Mass,
in her seventeenth year. She was visiting the
house of Mr. Benjamin Tilley on High street,
and was standing at the winow, when his son,
a lad of fifteen. who was in the street play
irg with a gun, pointed it at her alter
nscinp a cap upon it to startle her by
iha Emission. Horrible TO relate. on hts
nnlling The trigger, the charge which was in
thn nm unknown to the lad, went through
t Ma Class and into the young ady's head in
s sta 7, killing her. Ii seems that an elder
brother t, who is now an officer in the army
formerly used the gun, and left it loaded with
the exception of cap, and the result IS Truly ,!t
narrowing, plunging the two families into NE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-28

Bosrox, Sept 27.-Capt VIM. A, Tread Tread.
III ,ras hef,re the police court, to-day, charg-
~ vi win T shooting Lieut.. Craig and sergeant
9 %e Eil" as previously reported The prisoner
wa. remanded to await the result OF Melc a;o ;
w"T Who is paralyzed and will probably dle'
.no hail having lodged in the spine
'"e S,nator wilson, colonel of the twenty sec
onJ Massachusetts regiment was to day pre-
o onmtej with an elegant sword by the inspect
o or"t Of the Boston custom House. 49, a.;-,t,
O's r " sioop Mohican reports that the trigaee
Canatitntion sailed from Loando, Aug. H. ior
nome The steamers San Jacln'9 g,, My storo
and Sumter, sailed on the lotn f ne s dors
s ahin Relief would sail for home IN a ie" u"' :
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-28
GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.


BOSTON AND VICINITY.
George Thompson, the "Greenhorn" of vel.
low covered literature, ended his earthly ca.
reer Thursday night, by hanging himself in
his cell at the house OF correction, where he
was serving a sentence OF six months as a
common .lrunkard.
The prince Napoleon and the princess Clio
tide, having spent festive week in and round
Boston, sailed for St John, Thursday morn
ing, e., route Tor ia belle France.
HA>-rDEN COUNTY.
The Lyman mills of HOlyOke, will resume
work on Monday next. They have ON hand
lar e stock OF cotton, purchased before the
war broke out, which they prefer to manuiac-
turc into cloth rather than sell at the high pre-
MUM it would command.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
The seventh New Hampshire regiment is
now recruiting by Gen. Jos. G. Abbott and is
rapidly filling up. 1t will be grand regiment,
composed Of smart, energetic men, and head
ed by excellent officers. Gen. Abbott will be
Lieut. Colonel.
-Four disciples OF Isaac Walton were out
fishing in a mountain stream, near Middlebu-
nv, last week, and captured on the first day
47G, second day $50 and on the third day 452,
making a total OF l,56f.
The Vermont Patriot, of Montpelier, for
more than generation the democratic organ
of the Green Mountain state, issued lis final
number last week
CONNECTICUT.
Gov. Buckingham has called an extra SEES.
sion Of the legislature to meet on the 9th of
October, to authorize the calling out OF a
larger number OF volunteers, and to take re-
quiste action for saving Is per cent of the
state tax apportoned to Connecticut
Joseph w. Dudley, Esq, OF Madison, Ct,
II. Il ,.f,f, ,I,ntp liaIn m "a
24th inst, at the age OF SO years. He was a
member Of the last legislature by which he
was also elected railroad commissioner for
three years.
The residence of Rev DIR, Holland OF New
London was robbed of property to the value
of SIPS on Monday, including bag of vaua
bic coins. The residence OF NJ X. Cady was
also entered and robbed on the same night
PERSONAL.
James c. Holenshede of Hamilton county,
Ohio, advertises himself as a candidate for
county treasurer, Offering to give the whole
proceeds of that lucrative office to the wives
and children of Hamilton county volunteers.
Mrs. Susan Kendall of Montgomery, Md, a
lady of "a years, went to Washington in per-
son last week, to draw her semi annual pen
sion. She took the oath OF allegiance with
great solemnity.
Mr.. Charles Vassar, a prominent and veal
thy citizen of Poughkeepsie, died on the 10Th
He was the founder and high patron OF the
new Vassar Female College.
The campaign of Gen. Patterson, IN western
Virginia, cost the government Slo,OOO,OOO,
and resulted in the capture and return OF TWEEN
ty fugitive slaves.
Zeia Gale, the fourth of the Gale sisters,
and Abbie Carr, died in Philadelphia, Wednes'
dav night, making nine victims OF the sad ca
hmity at the Continental theatre.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-28
We RCESTER, S., PHonArE OFFICE,

M ORCESTER, s., PRoBATE OTFICE,
w Scptcmbcr3, ls6OT To all persons interested in the
Estate of PETER BURNS, late Of Bolton, deceased,
GREETING.
You are cited to appear at Court of Probate to be
holden at Worcester on the first Tuesday Of OcoberucNt
To show why administration OF the estate Of said
deceased should not be granted 10 William Jennisun,
public administrator; and the Court orders service OF
this citation by publishing the same in the Aassa
chusctts Spy and twice in the Daily SPY. newspapers
printed in Worcester, three weeks successfully, before
said Court
IL III L-Lna
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-28

4 nTY BANk.-The Annual Meeting Of
~ the Stockholders Of the CITY Bank of Worcester fr
the choice Of Directors for the ensuing 10 N the
limit of the loan to Directors; and for the transaction Of
other business that may legally before them,
Will b" held Il their Banking Room Oh WEDNESDAY,,
the 9Th day of October next, ut O'Clock p.
NArliI PAINE, Cashier.
Worcester, Sept %, 1861. s23 dtOctlO
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-28
Plan TIES.
SIX DOLLARS PER TON.
MANHOOD, HOW LOST, HOW

We arc prepared to furnish fresh ground Plastic.
above LIE SPRAGUE X CO.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-28

long grief Miss Pease wasan only daughter
and previous misfortunes render this one pc
culiar trying to her afflicted father.-Proci
dence Press.
l.. IL. Nichols, W. ID, Homeopathic Physi
cian.-Onice Hudresideucc III Main street Ohcehour
from to and from I 10 O'Clock NJ.
Worcester October, 20, 1850. dt jaIo
~. Il. EEarTIs, Dentist. l5S Main street, opposite
the new Mechanics Hall Building oh
s3Iadin is making Card Photographs mcquallcd IN
this country. Give him call du N.Y.
\. McF. Davis. Attorney ana Counsellor vt Law
Briney Row, ISSMaiu Street, Worcester. dti ial
BORN.
In this city. Sept %, daughter to Joseph l!Owes;
18th, a son to j e browning.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-28

Nj ECHANICS BANK The Annual
w Meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Mechanics
Bank for the choice of Directors the ensuing year and
the transaction OF other business that legally
before them will be held at their Banking Rooms.
thursday, October 10Th, at 2ocluck =. m.
$. BERRY, Cashier
Worcester, Mass, Sept. 1861 dtOctO s23
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-28
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

The seventh New Hampshire regiment is
now recruiting by Gen. Jos. G. Abbott, and is
rapidly filling up twill be grand regiment
composed of smart, energetic men, and head
ed by excellent officers. Gen. Abbott will be
Lieut. Colonel.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-26
4 Confidence Wan.

What q curious man our President about-tobe is Up
20 The time of his reaching Washington he could not be
Drought to believe that the country "suii-ing
tba. the crisis was any thing but artificial" Springfield
is blessed with mails newspapers and telegraphs, and
these have been burhened with the evidences Of national
calamity and disaster but they have made impression
on The zsd sense and bewildered mind CT the sud
denly elevated to thc gday hegh. of the Presidency
Toe general upheayings OF the whole body polite, the
arrangement of financial and commercial interests, the
calling of Conventions to deliberate aud devise pon tie
condition Of the country the withdrawal of Senators
and Representatives in Congress, the abolition and
construction Of the entire Cabinet, the resignation of
osrs in high position the secession Of States the for
nation Of Southern Coufederacy, and the organization
OF I'll the departments necessary carry il into
ul operation, the qlarterng of troops at Washington
and active military preparations in the South the apprc
psa,ion Of millions for purposes of defence, and the
general aqprehensioas aud aGxeties OF the civilized
world; all these mean nothing aud portend nothing Lin
cola being Judge Ii is only necessary for the people of
the North to keep Qaiet and coo and all will come right
So perhaps thought Of the contemporaries OF Noah
when the windows of Heaven opened and the flods
began 10 descend SO the dweers in the Cities OF the
Plain when the FIRE Of Almighty wrath raining down
on them But the ,ods and the flames did their work
Of destruction, notwithstandng-and if Lincoln has
nothing else TO propose than he has vet given US hint
Of we fear the work of destruction will go on here as
we'll We hope something, however, from the fact that
be has fallen into the hands of men, who ieas; have
brains enough to understand that something is wrong
and th.t something must be lone to righ the wrong.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-26
OUR WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE.
WlHf.gro. rcb 81 ts,,
Ia N. Editor nj lie VIII

| ~ i've Eu'tW ~ t"c way
The excitement conssqrsn. on the presenc, Ct e..
Pe,dent elect 10 the city is rather the crsne b.
otierSise, and, having nothing To do io-dsy, cr,a.
h I'VE s'reamed continuously 10 Wliards NJ. Ii,.l.
b IS KEEP. himself very close aud has been iunron,o,
ference with feveral prominent Republicans n, or, "a,
D TT OF the day The suife between The wi 2, Of ~
patty to secure his has en- carried to n unpr.o.
dented extent the conservatives 80 far ersyi gsb.s,
them, but about o'clock this evening sumner KIM
handler and Others Of the rsds repaired 70 Wll,,S
WITH the utmost possible expedition, the occasion ~
their haste being reported declarations OF th,,
Chief of conciliatcry and compromise character tn.
intelligence received this evening has been of such
nature that meeting Of the Cabinet was immedius,
called and Is 10 sesi1n. earp On good author,
ity that Lincoln yesterday introduced in tie P.,cs
CON renton and addressed the mbers In few ren,L
Toe report t {, understood Is TO be made to-morrov
Nonday,) though some of the Republican Commission.
era have declared their intention resist il to the M
extremity. Mr. Lincoln ia Exceedingly tel, Pat n, Der,
SON. bling to some faint degree liz campaign nc.
tires lie had bic coat tu,,oned up closely TO biz hin
his voice is husky and faint and he looks e1cei,iy.v
worn out. Anxiety has evidently made fearful iur
upon him and the qulrres Of his parzans vii piobaM
ere long should he take decided position Nib ors
side or tie other, send him the same way es isrr,
and Taylor The House will extend is sessions during
the week, TO 10 and II hours out of every tEoayour
and will ST. all day the =, Sunday RueJ the
horse tanner, lectures he'e during the week. TIE loan
has produced rather favorable effect Toe pressure on
Lincoln the points OF his Inaugural IT, Ielrr very
great His O,,n s.n;imens will hardly be rra.c.ed b,
that document. SIC
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-26

she is now giving to the world Of the nCapacity oil IA
enightsned lste man for self governments impossible
to believe that she will ever initiate the negro into the
mysteries OF freedom.
The issue between the North and the South has been
made up too rapidly. 1t has been made upwi.hout the
antecedent peadings and mparances which are as ne
cessary and proper in politics as in law and equity And
this is to be regretted. But still the issue is made up
That matter of fact. And the question now, for al
Southern men which side the issue shall we sand
Here there is no difficulty However, the issue arose
the South right upon that issus and her sons-cang
upon Goodwill with clear conscences and strong arms
defend her violated rights
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-26
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

MONDAY, Feb. 25, 1851.
The Senate was called 10 order at II O'clock
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. PETEEEIN, of st. James Church.
BILLS REPORTED
By Mr. COGHILL-To amend the 1921 and l0Sd Sec
lions Ct IN at passed March so 1850 relating TO assess
nents of taxes persous and property.
By Nj FpENCH-To incorporate the Cove Creek
Lead, Copper, and irOa Manufacturing Company in the
county OF lszewelL
By Mr.. AUGUST-To authorize the Lock ,,ey2l Ran
ros in the county of Luuenburg, 10 be organized with
less number than required by law; also 20 refund
sun OF money &c the Virginia Rifles paid by them for
sword bayoaets.
BILLS PASSED.
The following Senate bills were taken up and passed
bill for the relief Of Samuel 0ppenheimer, Of Pow
hatan county.
A bill to enable the Monticello Bank or the Bank of
the Commonwealth TO establish Office Of discount and
depOsi, a; MOnaskOn, in the county OF Lancaster.
bill. TO amend the charter OF the Danville Bank, and
authorize branches for the same
A bill 10 incoiporste the StahOrdSvle Toll Bridge
Company.
on iQr the relief of Hopkins & Campbell, of Rock.
bridge county
A bill for the relief of Celia RdmOnds.
A bill amending and re.ensc,ing the eighth section Of
act passed December 10 1874, establishing tie town OF
Nj iileton, 10 the county OF Frederick.
bill 10 incorporate the Industrial Society o! Wood
county.
A bill Incorporating the Coleralne Mining and Manu-.
fictsrins Company
The foliOsins resolutions of inquiry were offered and
adopted:
By Mr.. CHRISTIAN-For payment o: certain sum
Of money to John H. Dunlavy.
By Mr.. PAXT0N-For relunding to Samuel Med.
Dean an amount OF losses enormously paid by him.
ELLIS REJECTED.
bill TO amend 4n5 reenact the first Feciion of the
act 20 Incorporate the Scss.a geek Bank of Virginia.
and TO add an additional sectloH.
This bill proposed to establish bank with Sspii@
of $4,000
ANOTHER ORDER OF THE DAY.
Eouse IN amending the 10th section Of chapter 35
OF the Code of FTsia, and providing for the correc
toa OF erroneous assesent o. taZe or hand was 'hsn
talsp Do, when Mr.. CoGR1LL offered substitute.
On mouoa the biz and substitute was laid on the Ia
BILE, and m,de the o.le- Of the day for Thursday
next .
VOLUNTARY ESsLAvENESI. ~
The bill concerning the voluntary enslaveuentof free
negroes was taken up on motion of Mr.. HUBBARD,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-26

The export duty on COTE Is now II = cent AL yilomn
Pous-R pu 523 bbls Ill from Llted Stats SAFE,
2905s bbs stock - go thls.
taid Dec 29.StO,k about - 900 bis H. g. g. g. 20
VerrdMJG-o. zee. - stoeN 59t0 hbs
Corr. activity evs'd IN tie market sfeT
Of our .ircuia receipt from The h-rn Or,
STOW come dec,e Sc in coosqaene a tat weather, cA h.
terrcres =h the preparation OF the article a7d bssk q,
roads there Is little doubt that Ices WO1l have sdaucei
H. had not the tTket ctTed check H. The o.
Is u Of tn. sesme a. Lools rom y ~ Yrt VII 10
the 2ld November. The adycs b. this yefs being 4 yry
a.raing h.rscte bfsincsf yru suspend q
rival o. The Bh pleke, tn "a its, With ca'e'
laafto tn 10Th when IT, beGg known that n he
Of the Sc iss eyeas - the Uned s,tes the Bank o. Ei
had .dom aad IN 20 tasfg ai, at iced
and had pst the Of DO ttsai ~ ayA11g
snary Rad been the neral xpec,a'H our kei
great exctmn ard he mo 'tr.tt stock shch IA
cumuatei swept CT 10 days principally for Europe
A6vslce ef 200 bag has been esiib aed N eancry
hing o. TIE two per cent additional dy
II ns, and recovery q the ENhneOi
least per 01rq ttons are based upon tn
sales made, which the market firm sales iron pal
"a 80 Goa thus divided 10 Uni q
bsg ChsBnel aud Noth % El ope 10
TO- tie Mediterranean 80 CO., and r the Cage a-oi
500 sale reduce 20 ~ 200 bags Ard ge lI9
United States, It355), b., ex freight "a
chang &c -sOsaj ST. ssgl 59s. Oda3!s g. double. " "
treV WTi0hf Il 10.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-26

spectators, and the doors leading thereto were then
cloeed.
Mr.. G00DF yielded ihs floor for motion to postpone
the fu Their consideration OF Mr.. hooRIs resolttots
until tomorrow be was too unwel, he said, to con-
clude his remarks.
The motion to lay tie resolutions upon the table was
then submitted by Mr. Go0DE, of Meckenburg, and was
agreed to.
Mr. BURDETT offered the following resolution, which,
on motion OF Mr.. WICKHAM, was laid upon the table /:
Re0rtd view OF the Of disturbance that has Just
occurred that nitiee be appointed to
take into confederation the expedency Of adournl nom ths
place Stanton or some other place. which The sessions OF
this Convention be held without beng uped ~ outside
pressure.
On motion of M SHEFFEY the Conven ton adjourned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-26
IMPnRTANT NnrI1r

Collector Culloch of Charleston, South Carolina, pub
lishes notice 10 the Charleston papers, relative 10 tho
collection of duties upon imports He states that YES
sells fro States NOT Eeber5 Of .he Confederate State,
of America, excerpt fexas WILL iom aad afsr this date
he regarded foreign vessels and as sucb must enter
clear pay fees aud comply with all the lava and regu
Ations IN force on the first of November last.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-26
WHATS IN THE WIND

The Alexandra Sentinel, Of Saturday afternoon has
the following:
There would seem to be something grave in the wind
fro the movements in high quarters to-day Mr.. Lin.
coin after berg brought on to Washington by night
was engaged this morning niue o'clock in conference
with Mr.. Buchanan aud Mr. Seward at the Presidents
House 10 rcom willie in another the members of the
Cabinet reused from early beds together under
summons from the Pe.i!ent Gen. Scott too, was all
solicitude" about SOMETHING or other.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-26
Fort aIonroc.

We have received from the sgners Of the reply to Mr.
Segars first publication about Fort Monroe response
10 his second card-but are much pressed for
space aud We suppose the subject is sufficiently
drrstood by the public, are under the sit of
declining LIS insertion.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-26
IINrOLN'S GARNET

WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.-The following, it is rumored
here, will be the Cibinet OF Lincoln:
Secretary of Sta'e-Wm. II. Seward.
Secretary Of The Trsawy-Gen. Cameron
AHlrnty Generai-Elward Bates.
Secretary Of Hdr--Montgomery Blair
=, ~ G-ScAuyler Coax.
SscrsidSy Of The Nary-C. +. Adams.
Seer, ary Of the Iaferior-Gov. Chase
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-26

ARKANSAS FOR THE USIoS.-A despatch dated at Fort
Smith, Arkansas Fb uary 221 says the border Counties
have gone overwhelmingly for Unop and that the vote
of the State will be against Convention. This result
he's bel brought apos ainy through the influence of
Judge GREENWOOD the pr sent able Commis ontP Of IL,
dian Affairs. Judge however says this vote Is not
for unconstitutional Union, and that IL additional guar.
autees not given to the Southern States there will Lot
Re thousand votes in Arkansas against secession.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-26
Fonr SUMTER Rruons,-A dispatch from washingto

FoRT SUMTER RruoRs,-A dispatch from Washington,
dated Friday night says
Senator Wgall and ex-Prcsilent Tyler each received
dispatch from Montgomery inquiring il Fort Sumter
would be reinforced prior to the 4:h of March Mr. Wig
fail replied If was not done il would OF be Nj, BIZ
c1anals fault hr Tyler answered that f. m the dee.
arations of the President lie did no: believe il wc2d
DESPATCH FROM SENATOR CLTsGsAS-The Charlotte
(N. c. Baletin has received the following despatch
from Senator Clingman:
WASHINGTON, Feb. Is, 1861.
Editor Bulletin: There is TO chance whatever. for
Critendens proposition. North Carolina must secede
aid Liacon in making on the South.
T. l.. CLIyGNAS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-26
SFW YORK MAREFTs Feb. q

BswAx-we notice further sses Of 900 lbs yellow At 32a8
cen for Western and Southern, ca b.
Corr y-The mari quit unt the auction OF Rio y'ter
DAY. which brought buyers together and the Ises NJ
Setter grades which oay disposed Of the wr g-sds tong
Withdrawn private hoEeyr, ubsequen y, t improvement
ud hardly said estsbned Java cUrru@s In rels
and WEST nlia descriptions Nh fair demand, have rrncJ
advanced sales Of 200 bsgs Rio, per O. War
wick at y cent? %: do n lots ll&al35s.
Ccr1oS There prevailed an increased remand Tor m "a
pie during pstih days based Upon he ePors from Ne
souh Of uneVpeei falling OF n the ree'iot a. q, CUT
par and prices have advanced qiArer a. cnt - he
aiyces have srerteG inu on the arke TIE
sale. aggregate II 900 bales nciu Ing 1000 IN tEsrst
Under the continued favorable tenor o. the Euro?
though ard + sh being conn mosy to the vans
the ica trade Ths fnnes IA regh;s conllr
check the irqulry export and tie hu for the h-rs
has very moderate Southern fiou' steady, with fair ie
man1 q fil prices.
GRlIs-The dem md Whea, continues fair both FOR ccs
milling export and preyiou fully supported 7he
export iness has rSsed by the frames o. fgii
however end though holders have rfre fee pa ehes %
buy very largely al current ras Thee vac 10
Change yes.rdsy ant business scco-dngy Snail he
transactions the three days comprise 10 COO bushels Corn
in fair request for consunp and export ard prices h'
frmer.
There fair demand r home bob oi sni
Foreign Orleans, without change
prices
sulA.-The rke until yesterday depressed; End prizes
rather fyOred but then With active de5 ad of
descriptions there better ferg tr hAV.
the close 1tce tone though perhaps Improvement
In rTccs
notice sales # 25T hd Ken'u.ky 3Ai2 90 Virgins aN4
The busnts 10 Manufactured sill limited, It 10 prices thfe
a1n The receipts continue very small The prodaelca
being much curt iiled
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-26
BALTIMORE MARKETS. Peb % PM

C0FFEB-The has qlet m last day. and
sales report. Th stock Ia the markets. a. "
O0 g. and the ices firm Hall cen for 10 grai-
Rio 2s24 for fair do and l2E i3 cents for good 70 prime
do Lsguayrs held a. li4 cents and Java a. GlIh en'
per III.
POoR-i stated IN report Of Yesterday, there vas qre
rally in the price OF Howard Street and Ohio Super and sc have
rning rep sale 81 en- bar h Of those grades ~
Is SIE VIII figures the afket Is very fr NJ the hold
.,ius $50
Ga,Iy est-1he amount on Change this morning rgti
amountns onls 10 500 tushe inor white sod or 100 crn
far do brought 20 and heard o. Let OF 200 bushels
choice d., witch sold ire 1888 cent? Red wheat sold A.
$50 cents fr pDe and also heard o choice lot Which
sold from store 1913 cents CoTnis 00U bushels we've a.
fered day but the sales not large Write sid a. Ga
ca for good TO ph ard old White ugl G5
Provisions Rac9n1hre have been b,ut 50 bids Shoulders
and Sides sold stree last report ASK Shoulders mi
l0SaOk fr SIDES Lard 10 still Gull. lad sales reported
". st-rn he hsd ON dTst baud 4 10.
sEED'A $50 bushels CioyeTse.d sold at shssN 'f a.
Which fig res closed Timothy seed Ae at e. 2ja2 % and
PlaSse d az ~ 25al ~ per bushel
WHsET-Ihere us' 80 barrels City sold for j. cent? and ~
barrels Of Ohio private trs NJ understood 3 be Sboy =
1ts Country held lTE whisky firm a. thee prices
Very little Ohio IN The market