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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-22

Reports from our lines over the river are that
the enemy yesterday retrsesd their steps. passed
through Florence, aud drove our pickets to a
point two miles and a half this side Of that vii
lage. They seem dispOsee to occupy their old
camping ground. It is stated that they have
been reinforced by Humphrey Marshall, but it
is not probable that they have foree that win
justify them in making decisive demonstration
in this vicinity - CineiaHati Commercial 6tk.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-22

A DvIyIsrRATORS 10 rICE.-Whsrsas letters
~ CT aduioslraton on the estate of Henry A Eoore,
deceased c0satsd the undersigned By the Pro
bate court Of Yasbusha county, Ssts Of n irsippi
s. he September term ist. thereof, this notice is
fheTef re hereby given requesting al persons having
claims gsuFi lhe estae aad deceased % exhibit the
same and have them registered ia the manner and
within the tine prassrbea BY law OF they VII be f5T-
eyer barred L ". MOORE
EdU7ufsrrafar.
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LATER from NaasIyille-RuelI EEasteniuS 10
ats SuPPorf-ETOOps Sent 10 Operate
Against Kirby smith.

LRJer from F&ashvfile-HueII HasteniuS 10
ItE Supp0rf-Er Troops sent TO Operate
Against Kirby smith.
PHILADELPHIA, September 13-The Press of
this city has received the following dispatch:
NASHVILLE Tenn, September II, 5 P NJ
The whole Of General Busll's army is fastening
TO the support Of this city, which is now menaced
by Bragg, who follows our rear guard at re-
spectfu distance.
The city is being fortified. General Thomas
will be placed in command, with oTders to de-
fend the city at all hazards. BsfJre this reaches
you the fate of Nashville doubtless, will have
been decided
An advance, composed Of the 79th Pennsyl-
vauia, 24th and lst Wisconsin, and 18th Ken
tuciy, accompanied by two batteries, left here
to make a tender Of their respects to General
Kirby Smith
Nearly $1,000 men, under Buell., win leave to-
night for the same destination.
Eight thousand men from the army of General
Rosencranz, under command of JEFF C. Davis,
arrived to-day for the purpose of reinforcing
Buell..
Major Polk is in town to-day, refugee from
Columbia
Capitol Hill is being fortified. Bragg will not
catch us mapping.
The seeessionists are very bold while the
Unionists are Iustful and Bndaunted
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q Aar1iniefrafnfJe RTnticn

NATHEREAs lette Of admiuislrafi u on the egtats
w Of Green Wood. deceased were granted 20 the
uudersigred On MoDdsy, - first day Of the August
term, D. 1852 % the Probate court Of Yals lshs
c01uty. btste Of n sis<pFi t hsing the lh ay Of
szld D. tlas 10ace is t1e ef1fe hereby piven re-
quastBg Ell prous having ai1i asli1st The estate Of
said de.sas d 90 exhibit rEe sld base them rs.
IL ed in s-l vhi1 tie time prescribed BIZ
Law, or t4ey " D BE- Forever barred.
SERENA WOOD
TaH- - 4 s-a1.
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To the TOters Of the 7ta Judicial Dis.
lFict OF the state Of MisSisSipBi,

E1ELTEFTS5. from Communications from vsrious
u per- ions of tlis Di SCI, that very general y7lh
prevails thsti should submit my name candidate
re Iudaes SO the sHpr5schiug election, respond
y cueerfuy d1ng So, E-d assuring the peope that #
honored BY thelr sutir vii fsi hfally devo-e my
best eusrgss 20 6Eciy o t1e raspont ible duties Of
the ccs il VII bs nposs5ls for me % ist the PEG
pie gene ally. but I WI see as many e Ira1.
Ks-pec fully your fellow -c.tiza5 @
F=Iariz JAS p TROTTTR
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ADMlKISTRATaR,s NnTICF.

EETHER1hS, letters Of sdmiGis rzton on H. estate
w Of k1het p. Gstis deceased. were granted to
The unleTs g1od s he Auguzi term A. d., Ic62 Of the
Prsbsie Cont Of fabusils Couu-y State Of Mia is
eiPp the sta of sid moaih-tlB IaiCs f. there fore
hereby given rezu=s ug al persons having claims
eRanat rne estate Of said decea exhibit the same
and have ihsm Tegsersd l The manner and vhiu the
time prescribed BY isW they vii be forever barred
ANGELINA GATTTs.
rug1 Ia-afp Ad7nsris+rstri-
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A.d1ninistrator,s rIotioa

fAIHEREAs, leterF Of aaalns.rs'iu ion on The eststs
W OF Bat smith, deces-e5, were granted 20 tas uu
oeTs sue IN to1day, tle frs dsy Of he July tern
= d 1872 o. tle PIo8z.e q. u.t or Yaa6ushs county
b.a3e lt As ssppi. % uei- ae ds- of rad r-oath
t1z notice s therefore beehy given g-esing a. r.
sons tGr ssiurt rks o. psii decreased
70 exhibit th- fa1e and havs them rsaisrz-s in he
IsEsr ard Fithin the tm- PRESCRIBED bv Law or fhey
VI J Dc forever barred JOHN b SMITH.
su-a1-1 s-v51r A A.fr,=-5s+-.+- -
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TuscHmbia and other Points Fevacunted by
tae LnaOn Forces-BOlivar, Corinth and
jackson 90 be fEeId,

Auscahl pa and other Points Evacuated BY
tae Mon Forces-EOlivHr, Coriuth and
jackson 90 be Ezeid.
CAIRO, September lj.-Tuscumbia and the
iue Of railroad to COrinth has been evacuated
by the Union forces also the line Of railroad
south from Corintb
report has been current here for several days
that the whole interior Of West Tennessee was
to be evacuated by the Federal forces, but that
is not true.
General Hurlbut has reached Bolivar in such
force as to hold the place.
Under any circumstances Corinth viii also be
reinforced. Bolivar, Jackson and C0rinth will
not be given up. Colonel Murphy, of the 8th
Wisconson, met large body Of rebel cavalry
near I-u-bs last Saturday, on three different
roads, and repUlsed them at all points. Our
loss two killed; enemy fifteen, with several
wounded on our side. Nothing local Of impor-
tauce.
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10 the FOters Of the 9Th judicial Dis
triCt OF lie state OF MissiSsinni.

] Az a canidete fer District Attorney Of this dis
a tc. carnot canvass the district ID The present
con4ilon of ths c31ntry- have been engaged in the
u ae,lce o- lie Law az the Holly sprile oar for the
lasi len ears, sni invite csrdid iuvss gston OF ms
Qualifications, moral and legal cor She office
AZ elected I vii discharge tEo du.ies Of the Office
win e1erEy eu5 hd=y 7raEo1t fear OF fsv-r refer
70 ne members OF the bar u the Gislrct ana ss5e-
esGl > 70 those OF Msrshsl county.
sei6tie P s. SwTTH
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Announcement.

II n CH ALNEzs, Esc., Of DeSouo Is a caad.
X dzie for the ol8ce o u str CT Aft,rDev Ia a.
De rist composed cf ths counties OF ipah MsrFbsI
Aa-syestr, f21ola ans Desot0. His absence ia ii
alilT VII prevent suT peTslBRl Intercourse with ia
voters o. TIE ID s-riet
Having however, d-eharT=d the datiss o. The oaice
i9f laarig year 5y jld.sal appointment (vvth0ut
a--E sa aIf he tases lhs hbeIty Cf refsudog the
-s II 70 saE fhr1uE D abe district Ter irfor-
- 81 20 E1E l-lse d1.z we've perf5-1-a-, s.E
lc Die general ia sstieas and Etness far TIA offcs
fsle puoishsd il tie District copy tii elec;i,n.
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Observation-Disclosures NOTICE.

EFT zH2 ~ admin sFaon upon the estate Of John
4 e. Cuhan late Of Lafayette co luty, hi ssissppi
deceased ha nj been gran ed 70 the urdsrsi med the
april term. oz, f the Probate OF said coun y
s psrs0ns iVi1g claims acsi1t tle Of said de-
cs.ssi are rY fie TO exhs5I- the slms and have
then rezis cred ds manner sni within The time pre-
Eorieeu BY law, 0r the zAms viii be forever barred
K O. sMITRER
'oEfurd- Eiss, Julg u, lcfZ Administrator.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-22

FTTHNREAS letters Of administration on the estate
w Of E imund B Perkins, deceased. were grated
70 the undersigned Monday the hrst day OF tie Ju
ter7, a d lsdo OF the ProDGte court Of the county
Of Yal abusha Siase Of hlssisaiPgi being tho 7th
day OF said monih this notice l. tref1rs hereby given
requesting al parsons having claims against he estate
Of said deceased 70 exhibit the aud hsve them
registered the manner and within the tins prescribed
BY isg. or they viii be forever bsrred
JOHN e SMITH,
au30-laEdH Administrator.
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For District Attorney Of the Seventh
.IUdicfaI District.

Z county. lisyssippi sra1Ils- lis lme BE a -aad
da- the susiag Ostsbsr election District Attor-
ny 1mBls-a % -le csEG les o. Des0t9 Pamela. La
fEyatrri EuEll auI ipaal.
Col aii-=r b. % well zu5ra 90 B. % citizens o. ths
Dzrrc1 % need ras .ast HIs extensive p-ac-
lse ~ Tie bar E. 1lg -x-=r-=nca his ackuo- ged
sb.y and t-e-ess energy sufhcs1t gusrznt=e 70
Az l--.-.---a " -E..,rL-,e
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EDWFFTSTRAT0R'S F0TTCF,

TTHEREAs ietfe-s Of aduinisirsfion on the estate
W Of r. q. MsDaiE, deceased were granted % the
uzdersigoei g the Aprii term T. D.. l552 Of the Pro
bsfe euart ~ Lafayette county State Of Hi-s s-i7p
tls aoce s fherf3re hereby gvsa r-qusltne ali per
sons having sgsics- fle eftte OF sa cessed
o. eEhbil fhs ma haYs ths-1 registered IN She
manner ard within the tine prsscr bed by law they
viii b forever barred. L. s. MCCAIN.
.l.---L al-l-a-n AaIrln a--ntar
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From Eentmcky.

To the Associated Press North
LOUISVILLE, September I5.-Further Darticu-
lars OF the Aumfordsville fight have been re-
celved. Mr.. Thomas arrived from Mumfords-
vile last evening. He was present during the
battle. The rebels under General Duncan.
numbered from 900 to 1000, including caval-
r., artillery and infantry The rebels made the
attack from both sides Of the river and boldly
advanced to our breasEworks They were re-
pulsed with fearful loss. The Federal forces
under Colonel Wilder, number about $500 at
the commencement of the fight. They we're re-
intorced BY Colonel Dunham with the 18th In
diana regiment The first they knew of his
being about was his pouring in volley, killing
many and stampsding the balance
4 Federal loss eight killed and twenty-seven
wounded. The rebels, who brought in flag of
truce, admit loss OF four hundred killed. Two
pieces of artillery were captured from the en-
emy. The bridge a. Bacon Creek was DESTROYED
Brsgg is supposed to be at Glasgow
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE,

HAVING qualified e. Admins rzt9- On the estate
Il of the late L. J. F,0ws, s -ns January term Of
tls Probate Court, Marshall cQnnt7, Misisspp', re
ssCffniV rrqless al pss0ns inir5t led the sad
tts 20 czi pr0mpiiy On me- - NY residence, ia Shelby
C0un-y, Trnl-, twelve miss f0m Memphis on hs p
gs0n Eoosl road aud sssfle T1Ols HAVING CID Ms
ains ssii estate viii pr hsn duly authenticated
Tor q t-lsmeut. W p. KYLE.
suz13-larF6v+ Administrator
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RisEricf AffnrmeV.

WE are aufhorze1 10 announce a. S. PASS a. q
" csn-l1a-e for ihs o-Cs oF District Attorney in
the q, ntn ui iisi District comp ssd OF the counties
os-gshoun, Caccsv "a ral, Tsl abusbl fallsbatchis
ga eg1h l've-. Election drst I0ldsy IL October
falGt-es
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80 from g. Gseorge W. HIorgan.

CUMBERLAND Gar, Septsmber T. 1852
To the Edi of Kentucky, Indiana Michigan. Wis.
consin and Ohio:
GENTLEMEN: Please say to the relatives and
friends Of the soldiers Of this command, that we
have good health and good spirits, and that our
condition, in every respect is better than that Of
the enemy who surround Us.
Let our friends do their duty 10 our country,
aud We viii Try and take care Of themselves
Very respectfully,
GEORGE w MORGAN.
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AnMIyIsTRsToR,s NoMCE.

FFso all persons hsY1g claims sgaiuzt the estate q
aieh sel Johnson dscs =ssd Letters ~ sdministrs
Il N haviug sen grzutsd 90 the IN srsign-d b. tbs
trobse court Of boFgr county. III siss ppi - tia
ffsv tern A. D 1852. notice is hsrsby given 70 al
1ersous hav "a cziQs Esnat s8id eafata e present
fle sane and have them reg1 srsd in the and
Srrbn ths ne prescribed e. law taey viii be for
ever bs-ed sd az psrs'ns i1zebtsd said
ksrsby rsqasstsl TO make iuns5ists payneat
suHS n SHANNON
su7sWCis Administrator.
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NPErIAI. nRnRR hn. g.

HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT OF The MIS-,
STSSIpPL
JACKSON. Miss, September 10, 1862 )
TIL ALL officers snd soldiers Of Ills District
now b ei IN their commands viii iu mo-.
dia Fly reion them exempted BY special order
or prevented oy sickness iu WLeh copies OF taz
or ers or a surgeon hset= vii be forwarded
56ir eollHsautiiu e oilir-rs
By order Of Bugsiie--Gs nerss RUGGLEs
H. ID. H0OB
rels w 4 ca.F-al
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BY WCE4ANAHAN & Dill.
MILITARY ORDERS.
LIS RrIgsde nIIssi.sInni ninnte 80

HEADQUARTERS, CAMP MHIDALE Warren Coultv.
Mississippi September IL. ls62.
Special Order No g
Ii persons absent without leave or ,rho have been
detsi ed and neglected report or those who have
seN burroughs which have expired end s gelns GER
rncae has not 5een forwarded 70 these headquareIs
are hereby notified that they must report forthwith
these headquarters or they will be considered and
treated Is deserters
BY order Of Brigsdier- G neral RICHARD WINTER
sel5-lw VA STEELE A. A C.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-22

REBEL Trick By TELEGRAPH.-Th rgbels
have used our teleg sph wire in Virginia, recent
", with even more signal success than thew had
IN Kentucky, and with quite as much impudeDee
The moment Fi'z Hugh Lee captured Manas.
sas, he telegraphcd iu .ae name of Gen. PoDe's
chief OF staff to she pepper officer in Washing
ton requesting him to send 10 the Junction a
large supply Of shelter tents and harness for ar
tillery horses
1ne order was promptly filed, and the rebels
were soon glsddened by the appearance of a
tram loaded with what they wanted jackson
on MS arIYsl, sent message to the superinten6-
en' OF military railroads, coolly asking him to
change the time table on the road for his accom-
mediation. We shall soon probably fnd these
and other equally gratifying correspondence
published IN the form Of telegrsphie operators
diary in the Southern newspapers L Correspond
eHce Of the " T. Tribune.
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Memphis, Tenn.


LhNass aasaft3 UINVH > HfAs
THE IN fersign ID, late OF the frm Of Southworth
= Nance O. Co, Memphis have 0pen8d a house in Au
gusta. Ga during ths war" whore Kill be pleased
70 hear from friends ard 20 attend 10 airy business
they nav have in thus gecton Of coun ~.
We viii buy and sell on commission any articles sent
70 or ordered from rs, If 90 Be- hsl-Dry Goods Groce
res. Produce, Eorey, Negroes, etc
Charges moderate and returns promptly made. Or
ders for purchases must be accompanied with the
money 20 Insure attention.
se2 3m W & A. sOUTHWORTH.
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GEKERAL 0RDERs No. as.

HEADQTARTEES AREV or THE DISTRICT
OF MISSISSIPPI
HOLLY SPRINGS Miss. Sept moer Is 1862.
EREAFTER AL pri-ouers Of tlksn BY the
IL troops of ths cpnu q g. viii De a. once sent 20
Headquarters Army Of The District az the aaississopi
10 paroied in sec0rdsncs with the cartel between
the United States aud Confederate States Govern.
nents.
BE- order Of Major General Earl VAN DORM
81. D. KIabfEIl
sel6 2w EfG}or d A. A. General
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A DMINIsTRATOk'S NOrICE.--1e,ters u ad ain.
"A strsii0n Of the estate Of d. q. p Cooper, Of
alshs tehie e0uDry > are Of "a ssisipc granted
to by the ProOaie court Of said ceuuty, on the b
day Of september during its September term-so Let
al claims against the said deceased be presented 70
accord to the ana vithia the tine presc ibed
BY Law, else they viii be forever barr
WISE A. COOPER,
z 1r,s-,f
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TNXECUTOKS NOTICE w heress. letters tests-
II uentary of The last viil sud tes-sueat q D. l.
Herron dec.ased were granted 20 TIE undersigned st
ths Ee3ember term le6 Of tlg Probate court Of Ya
labusha county, State o. Mss sppi ths % day Of
ssid month t1s notice is ther fore HEREBY given re-.
qussng al psreOns hsrug against The estate Of
said deceased 10 exhibit the tne and have them regis
tered 30 he aud within the iIne prescribed BY
lew, OF they viii be fi-oye- barred
J y BID 55- GERS Executors.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-22

DNINlsTRATOR's EOTICE-wherees. Ie1ters
"a Of aimn5sfrsfion The estate Of E-lZate 5.
IJbbir dscd were grsntei the uR5erHiened at the
September lo62, Of Ire Probzte court Of fala
rshs comfy State Of issssipp this notice is there
fore hereby given requesting al per5ons having claims
sgs the estate OF said deceased 10 exhibit tue same
aud have heu reg stored u fbe nsrner and within the
tine prescr bed BY Law. they be forever barred.
ss5 lavTagg ROBERT AARTIN, Adm tor.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-22

circular Of Secretary Seward, and accompanies
1t with approbat0Ty remarks
TO THE DIPLOMATIC AND CONSULAR OFFICERS
OF THE UNITED STATES IN FOREIGN COUN-
TRIES.
DEPARTMENT OF STAFF,
WAsHISGTOS August 3, 1852
AT no former period of our history have our
agricultural, manufacturing or mining interests
been more prosperous than at this iuncture
This fact may be deemed surprising in view Of
the enhanced price for labor, oeeasioned by The
demand for the rank and file of the armies of
the United States
It may, therefore be confidently asserted that
even now no where else can the industrious la
boring man and artisan expect so liberal a recon-
pense for his services ss in the United States
Kou are authorized and directed to make these
truths known in any quarter, which may lead to
the migration of such persons to this country.
1t IS believed that knowledge of them will
alone suffice to cause them to be acted upon
The government has no legal authority to offer
any pecuuiaTy inducements to ths advent of in
dustTiOes foreigners WM. H SEWARD.
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"MILITARY sCHooT
OF LOUISIANA

OF ELSE.FyE.F.
ffiHE DeTt terra Of the SEMINARY OF LEARNING
4 ana MILITARY ACADEMY of Louisiana, located
near Alexandria on Red river, viii commence on tbe
ISt Day Of November Next,
Under the superintendency Of Col William B Bogrs
Of the Confec eras Army, who viii g. sumo personal
charge Of the School On that day. he viii be assisted
BY full corps Of Professors.
TERMS sky dollars for tuitcn-fuli expenses
about 500 per annum, half Of which must be De
posted 10 advance Each Cadet must bring his mai
tresE ana bed clothing The uniform viii not be le-
our ed while ts difficulty Of Obtain material xists
The age of admission is fourteen Cadets must If o..
sibis be present a. the opening Of the session.
THO. o. MOORE Geverner
And ex-oficio President Of Board II Supervisurs
Alexandria Leu slams, September 3D. 1902.
sei3 " lstnOv
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-25
COMMERCIAL.

MORNING LEADER OFFICE, 9

MORNING LEADER OFFICE
MONDAY EVENING, November "a, 1852. J
Wheat-salss one car ct Sl,ll&, and two cars At
sl,l2
Rye-sale one car at 7Oc.
Potaroes-sales three car loads NsshannOcks at
sc.
Burter-steady at 17@lsc for good Western Re.
serve.
Beans-Sales IS bush choice ct 500.
Carbon OiI-Refned oil has been sold to-day in
this market at S. SIX and sOc, the latter being the
price now asked by dealers. In New York sales are
reported at 81 90 to sO in Pittsburgh IS to &C. aud
at the Wells and in Titusvi1e corresponding prices
have ruled with demand far in excess Of the sup
ply.
The following seem the most plausible reasons for
this advance, viz;
Increased demand for export consequent upon ad-
vanced prices in Europe
The demand for home consumption is estimated at
eight or ten times that Of any previous year,
while the yield is gradually decreasing it being less
than was obtained three months ago in consequence
of some of the largest wells having ceased to how.
These reasons seem to be sustained by the fact that
crude OIL which last year sold at the wells for = to lc
per gallon for to &c here, and from to l7c in New
York. (and on which there is no tax) is now sold in
the eastern cities at from IS to 6Oc and upwards, and
from the fact also, that the entire product is sold or
sought for before it is obtained.
These being the facts, refined oil. after paying the
tax Of ten cents on each gallon, hardly be ex-
pected much less than present prices unless the sup
ply Of crude oil shall be materially increased by the
discovery Of new territory.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-25
NRw YORK mARKET.-Nov. 24

LBY TELEGRAPH.l
FIour-AIarket quiet and firm with, however, only
u moderate demand and closing quiet
Sales II 400 bbls at s5650575 superne state; g 5,9j
$500 extra saiei S56595' IS superhne WESTERN -
G6,30 common 10 medium extra Westerni S6,sQG6is 50
common to good shipping brands extra round hoop
ed Ohio; s6,909S25 trade brands.
Canada FlOur-hlarket in moderate demand and
a shade irmer. Sales $50 bbls at s6,05G52O for
common, and 6,2595,25 for good 10 choice extra.
Rye FlOur-Msrket steady with sales at $500
Corn Market steady Sales 100 bbls Marshs
WhiskygMarket more active and firm. Sales
1000 bbls at 37d371zc.
WheHt-Market rules quite firm with moderate
export and some little speculative demand.
Sales of - 90 bush Chicago spring at Sl,lSl rs;
i4OOO D1sh MiWaukee eiuo at Y lI5gl,5Zi z4OO bush
western at sl,2sgl,42i 5000 bush amber Michigan
81 42l -; 1900 bush red state at 81, ,4O9,43 1900
bush white Michigan at s,5I9l62k, the latter price
Rye-Market quiet at 9Oc for western and g299Ic
Bariey-AIarket frmer, with sales Of 1900 bush
at 81 47@l so for ste'e, Canada East and western
Orn-Market about le better with tair demand
Sales 900 bush at 7o11@7se for shipping mixed
western; 65Oc for eastern; 6OG65c for damaged and
heated; Sc for choice white southern.
Oufs-Market less active and easier with moderate
sale at 6stf6sc for common to prime.
HOps-Market rules firm with moderate demand.
SuEar-Market quiet and firm Sales rs hhds
COnee-Market rules very firm. Sales 400 bags
Rio at 3OGS3c. The Government contract was taken
MOlasses-Market inactive and prices nominally
unchanged.
POrk-Market dull and lower. Sales 1890 bbls at
l3l25zG325 for mess; ST. 80 for prime; Sl3OO95,
prime miss.
Beef-Market quiet and unchanged, with trifing
sales at s. 5O7 90 for country prime OOGO,75 for
country mess; sl2OO9lS75 repaeked mess tls s5O94,
25 extra mess.
Prime Mess Beef-Market quiet Sales at
SeOll22
Reef Hnms-Market quiet and nominal
Cut MeutH-Marllet dull and unchanged.
bacon Sides-Sales go boxes at SIC for city
for short clear; s3c for StretfOrd cut.
Dressed HOEs-Market active and a shade firm
er with Gales at &c.
Lard-Market lower with good business doing.
Sales Of 200 bbs at 9994c for common to prime
and g6dIOc for very choice kettle rendered.
Hutter-Selling at l6922c for Ohio and 22925c for
Cheese-Market steady at s9Aal2s.