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NJ A Il X Ii $. .
MAREHANrsi is the beat HOTEL 10 the CITY OF
WAsHIHGTos, kept on the ....
EUROPEAN PLAN,
Adjoining Waiards' Hotel,
No. 2l2, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
The undersigned have fitted and furnished the
above named house In the best manner giving all
the modern improvements, including water and gas
In every room, beds and furnishing goods not sur
passed In any house In the country.
We beg to assure those who may favor us with
call in the ordinary, that II will be supplied with
every thing the market affords, got up In the best
STYLE and at living prices.
The National Republican says: "We feel II to be
our duty To invite attention to this house, and to
guarantee the public against eNtortion In price or
neglect in attendance. II will NOT be under the
control of the servants, whether white or black"
Aud we endorse 1t and shall carry out the fact.
We can only say to those coming to Washington,
stop al the new European House, stop at the best
house, stop al the house nearest the CARS and the
TREASURY, and TO have the benefit of all this, stop
at MARKHAM'S, ?I2 Pennsylvania avenue
JOHN II. HUDSON.
y. P. MARKHAM,
deCb Proprietors,
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fatal 10 their victims thss lEs sbf 81 SifSrS III
the M.ttnsrs Of Uypees bilshsilg their aasst ktil
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vance fsiis Who havs become NE vic,fhn ar so,I-
which annually swseps 70 An untiihely grave thop-
sands OF yotibg Men ~ the most 81 Allied talents
sn nS issenins ssnstss Win he sSuns.9 II
eloquence Of watedto ecstasy the living iyres may
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may rsllgioualy eonnds In Ms honor - geaslsmaa,
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cradle and Msrrisss inpossihis--is he psssisy
Maid ~ fhe vic(iSns Of lUnro,sr fSSsfr~~ssSy,
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sss VII pretend = deny thss e: poCss q pso
Sssits thsn ~ the pr,ide.ti 49, - essnr ~ 4
priysd the pls..urss q sssitiy oss1sse he ma .
mind srise. The svsten becones 6SssnssX ths
Physissl and isnssf runesions Wssisss1 Loss a q
IN Psin,tstlom 81 ~ HSSrt. InSiSsssso.. y,Ps
tntions Al pcbiiitv. Wsstinr ofthe srs..' crsrhs
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| and sarnSers" TT ! n.y. - V'T'''s. nA1s
u TLettsrs must be paid and contain stamp. Ths
| DR. JOHNSTON s,4 =. t ,s3,,'
srsaast. rom one q he must eninsst coess Z,
The United States, and tse grsAter part Of who's
nsi ss:s ;s:' nd & e ssiS X: . sn o
Of the most astonisnins cufes mat were ever
.m S,sst VS. nsaa az
al sudden aounds, esshnnesS' Win ~ hinssi
iae. ATTENDED .opssims: x "a. 'dsrsassmsat u
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Tsns rs. = s.Ss Ssssssl 100. g
Dr. J. nddresaes Al those who have injured them
selves ~ improper indulgence and solitary hAhifs,
when . hin osn voay ana NINA, unnuing tnem or
TMrss are some OF He sad md mciapcsolv arm.
produced by early habits Of youth, VII Wssfness
Hss 81 NerSas q
men, e DC bss:,lys T,aiaSilOh' Debility
| MrsTAIfy-The feaiflI effects Oh the mind are
much TO be dreaded-Loss Of Memory. Communion ~
avcr,,nnto Society se,s, pistro.t Inve ~ s,It,SS
Ti@idliy, 81, are SONG q ne evils prodaSsd,
sSs o. ngss s1n ds
the,, x,snr becoming wesr nae nsrva,, so. sn3
e%aestsd' having Inssf appesiance sSSS, the the
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DnorosAl.s ron Moop.
ss.sss iias's.s;s "A .l:s:.

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ss,ss, iI.s,..s;s "A g .:s.:.
SEALED rpo %1ns'G ioil he asssis q sls
os s:: q X. esSS ii': e
oinse until Monday, thcssth day Of peeemhes,aS9
The wood 10 be hard, sound and merehsnsabis,
fou,is feeticns, and split to the ordinary size Of
The Sooa 10 DO delivered at Forts Albany, oais,
bennett, Hs1er t Eihan xlien, and Marcy siso'
stsueh potAt on the Loudoun and Hampshlre rail-
road, between Vienna and Alexandria, Va, In such
quantity at each place, at such time or tines, AZ
ranks four az feet high, delivery not being con.
sideIed complete until so corded, measured and In
An Inspector Will he designated on the part OF
the Government to inspect and measure the wood,
and such A. does not Conform TO The above Apse'n
The contract icf the deliyeryof ssid wood win
expire on the sdh Of june, 1865 vi :, aLaa.,
for the wood delivered during said month. nj Il
.. PROPOSALS. ----------
The full name and post ofiiee address Of the bidder
must appear In the proposal :. L.sa.,slyJDJll
III bid is made in the name Of = arm, the names
OF all thepartles must appear, or the BID WIN y
considered as the Individual proposal Of theparty
Proposals from di.ioyoi parties pm not Be oon,d.
tfed, ond an oath Of Allegiance must accompany zach
" Ypopossis must be addressed to Cant. Edward 4.
Hartz, Assistant Qnartcrmaster y. sJnrniy, Wash
ngton, d. g, and should be plainly marked " Pro-
posals for Wood" --7iil ~
The responsibility Of the guarsntofs ntnt te
shown BY the ocial certificate Of the clerk Of the
nearest bstrict Court, or Of fhr Gnited states Dis
The ABILITY of bidder the contract should
sponsbie persons, whose siynsisres must be ap.
pended 70 The gustan,ee, and said guarantee must
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A Friend IN Need. Tryit

A Friend IN Need. Tryh. a. .. .
DIR. SWEETS IRFALLIBLE EMINENT, AZ an
external remedy, IL without rival, and will allie
ylate pain more speedily than any other prepare
ton. For all Rheumatic and Nervous Disorders Il
is truly infsllible, and, as u curative for Sores
Wounds, sprains, Bruises, &C., Its soothing, heal
the just wonder and astonishment Of all who have
ever given " trial. Over one thousand certih'
Gates Of remarkable cures III reformed by within
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SEcoND-nAsD PIANOS.

On private sale, several excellent Rosewood and
Mahogany Case PIANO FoRTEs, Covers, Stools
JAS c. MCGUIRE 4 CO,
~ Auctioneers and Com. Merchants,
dec 2s-at lstarl
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ID E u y q " a T..

DERs ONAL.
Hopeless G@cs are being Cured Daily, ~ Hand
Magnetism. .....
Call and the names of some OF the first citizens
of Washington, who have been restored to health.
Govt, Piles, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, seurvy,
Nervous Complaints, and Female Weaknesses, In
varisbly cured Ioiihom fail iNr..-
MRS WREN, AS X street,
between sixth and seventh streets.
N. B, The city cars pass within square OF the
door. nov 21-lms
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OFFICE-NO, fJ6 SEVENTH SThfET,
'" department Exchange,)
No. .Hr .ts WARRINGTON, d, C.,
And No. 2 Park Place, corner Of Brodd'pay,
F., .n opposite Cly Hall, Nee York. ,l m.
Refers, by permission, to
Hons. Hannibal Hsmlin, Vice President, Me-;
Martin KalbAeisch, Mayor City Of Brooklyni Abb
jah Manu. Jr., New York Cityi John N. Goodwin,
n e., Me-; Thomas NJ. Edwards, N. c., N H.; Ed
c., Mass, John u. Alley, NJ. G., Mass; Alfred A.
Durnliam, M. c., Conn; Dwight Loomis, NJ. O.,
Ashley, NJ. C., Ohio sidney Edgtrton, NJ c., Ohio
John hntchins, NJ. @, ohioi John Coyode, NJ e.,
riii, N. C., Vt; John y. Potter, M. C., Wis; 2.
Chandler, NJ. c., Mich; James \: Lane, M. q,
Kansas; Cyrus Aldrich, NJ. c., Mimi WIN. kel'
losg, NJ. c., H.; John 7: Nixon, NJ. O., Mil John
L. n. strstton, NJ. C., N. III p D. Fonke, NJ. G.
H.; Owen Losejoy, NJ C., ILL.,; +. r. Blair, Jr, NJ
C., Mo-, Elbridge q. spa,iding, M. c., n y; Al
fred Ely, NJ. G., N; Y; Major General II. y. Dur
yea; N. Wyckon, Esq, Pres. Williamsport City
BANK shepherd Knapp, ESQ, Pres. Mechanics
Bank. 'Aa '',., jy 26-u
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-25
TEETHi TEETH

NJ. LOOMS, NJ. D., the inventor and patentee
Of the Mineral Plate Teeth, attends personally at
his office in this city. . o..
Many persons can wear these teeth who cannot
wear others, and no person can wear others who
cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my office can be accommodated
with any style and price OF Teeth they may desires
but to those who particular, and wish the pur-
est, cleanest strongest, and most perfect denture
that art can produce, the Mineral Plate will he
more fully warranted.
Rooms In this city-No. 339 Pennsylvania ave-
nue., between Ninth and Tenth streets. Also, sO1
Arch street, Philadslphia. mar i9-ly
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-25

DIR. STEPHEN SWEET, OF CONNECTICUT,
The Great Natural Bone Setter La 81. -....
DIR. STEPHEN SWEET, OF CONNECTICUT,
IL known all over the United States sos ~
lDR. STEPHEN SWEET, OF CONNECTICUT,
10 the author OF" DR.. sweets Infalibc Liniment,"
DIR. SWEETS INFAILIBLE LlTfMENT
Cures RheumAtism, and never fails. '.itsiul llr
DIR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE IMMINENT
Is a certain remedy for Neuralgia. sa..sq o.
DIR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINIMENT
Cures Burns and scalds impaedistsly. ''5,.asI
DR.. SWEETS INFALL1BLE EMINENT
Is the hest known remedy for sprains and bruises
DIR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINIMENT
Cures Headache Immediately, andwas never known
TO fail. IfH'n". ilr9 0-
DIR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE EMINENT
to cure, .a .Hasi..I H..... .sa.ra s. %.
DIR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE EMINENT
Cures Toothaehe in one minute. rH
DIR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE IMMINENT
Cures Cuts and Wounds Immediately and leaves
no scar. ...H o.. w Hn. .....Hb ttHH7-st
| DIR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE EMINENT
IL the best remedy for Sores In the known world.
DIR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LlNIMENT
Has been used by more than . million people, and
all praise H. rr 4Tha Ust fHoraa
DIR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINIMENT
| int all Calic Chnlera Marlua and
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-25

MILE DUPR e,
IRON NAIL,
3aO Pennsyivania Avenue,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer Ia
FINEST FAMILY GROCERIES,,
FRENCH snd GERMAN WINES,
LIQUORS, CORDALS, CHAMPAGNES,
BRANDY, RUM ON, .
CIGARS and TOBACCO,
Has now on hand
very Gne assortment of the above, at fair prices.
Suffers SUPPLIED.
nov a6-TTSstf
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BoswELIs nE 9Sn g Il ANDY
For COUGHS,
COLDS, .'E''."
BR0yCHTTIs
.. n INFLUENZA,
r....r ...I ...-. HOaRSENESS,
Aud all tncipisM Stages Of Consumption.
For sale, wholesale aud retail, by -.
... o. BOSWELL. Druggist, '
Cor. Maryland avenue and Seventh st.,
And u. ID. GILMAN,
Penn. avenue, near BrownS Hot2
Charles Allen, w. B. Entwisle,
d. d. Clark, John r. Major,
L. NJ Smith, C. Major
II. II. Nc Pherson, J. W. Marin,
3. c. Ford, SD. J, D. UDonnel, .t.
J. p. Miiburn, J. y. Dawson,
Charles stott ID. G. Ridgeiy.
anu Barnard. = ....
And BY Druggists and Suffers generally.
al 10 .#'-I N ... ID. 1..| ....
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The e,E m. Line runs daily, sunday


For Brittoi, Trenton, &C., at 10 and sh a: NJ,
p NJ. IRON Walnut street wharf. los w Y
For Bristol and intermediate stations tiik A.
n. nom Remington, ie-l ~
hnbo PAlnyra, kiveyton, Delsnco, Beverly, Bur.
lington, Florence, Dordentown, &C., at AZ y 10
andsxP. NJ bl.-i =
mediate Stations, at az P. NJ, from Walnut street
wharf ,.llNI 4. = t-ff 81 ~
ES- For New York, snd way Lines leaving Ken-
Walnut, half an hour bcfore departure. The Cars
run Into the Depot and on arrival Of each Trrin,
fifty pounds q BsgEass only allowed each pas
sen6er Passengers are prohibited from taking
Anything as baggage but their wearing. apparel.
The Company lnit their responsibility Tor Baggage
to One Dollar per pound, and will not be liable for
any amount beyond 100 Dollars, encept BY special
HP tlsi 10 1aI al IN -. I.
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And No. Park Place, corner Of Brodd,pdD
" 30 opposite Cay Hall, Ne,e York. H. Id
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Caution.

~ Sold by all dealers everywhere.
no lily
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Member Of he Royal college Of sufgeons, LondoI
the United states, and The greater part or vkoa
life has been spent In the hospitals Of London. n
ris, Philadelphia and elsewhere, has eifscted iom
known many troubled With rfnging In the head a.
ears when asleep, great nefvouahess, being Alarne
at sudden SQUADS, bashf,ness, with frequent biusl
mind, were cured Immediately, ~ n -s4uIIs-
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CONES q BROWN, ....
SOLICITORS OF PATENTS AND CLAIMS.
Bounties, Pensions, Back Pay, Ohicers'
Recruiting, and all other Just Claims,
against the Government.

OFFICE-No. 4J6 SEVENTH STREET,
q" Department Exchange,)
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-02-11

ENGLAND AND rnE SroNE BLOCKADE rho
Engllsh press is filled with unutterah, hur
ror at ths unhearl Of enormity OF thc "Reput
lcan government ia n0bstruGting toe m7bJr tl
Charleston. What Will they SAY OF tho follow
ing example in the conduct of Great Bntain
noe US an act Of war, hut as conditions u pcocs
with regard to F-ance one condition ~ the
treaty OF Utrecht, l7lS,) was still worse
jealous Of the growth OF he French navy, Eng.
land rxtort the covenant. that the port Of Dun
kirk should be not merely abandoned, but tIled
up. \ treaty Of peace contained . stipulation
ior the run Of harbor - Rmcro6's ne U
y. poi g. D. 30.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-02-11

II will take bite, too . as the VOL said
when he came across a man eating his dinner in
the woods.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-02-11

OSe tos DEAN RMs,Y's Nsxe Eprmy d.
uls " RHuNlseGSCts. An old Scotch c.ergl
man ot the true Spureeonlstie ciaS-, who Was
terribly annoyed at lnlny OF his congregation
intuglng IN the habit o. holting out OF erurcb
previous %, and during the" h'nediction, had
one day jus, gut that ieustu ia lhe sa,glee, uud
was standing Mith 0uts.tetchgd hands and CLOSED
Eyes, when tao uoisc Oh the escaping multi,udr
attracted hs attcn ion and disturbed the quiet
Of the church. Qnie.ly opening his cye~, he
thus addressed the door keeper, aad cGss,A,l.,
stopped tho practice lor iha day, AZ any rate; -
=" Aud nov, iohn, open the doors, aud iet ali
the cursed people who don't want the bls--iot
retire
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-25

Tie foreign bill market il quiet to-day, bu; steady,
under The frmness OF gold. Sterling is Ia ~ /.
Francs re i.iOaf.37l.
Freishs are decidedly firmer, and excited and I'M
sell led at the cose the tendency being still upward
the advance N the rate Of Grain the pact two days
il II. p bush, but tie Wheat market Las no; gym
pathizsd with this rar id advance, and hence many
orders are lea untitled in anticipation Of easier rates
early next week. 10 Liverpool the engagements
are 80 coo bush. Wheat az I'D. in bulk and bags
800 bbs Flour at 81. 3D.. 80 ;cs. Lard nj AOs. 20
tuns " lals OIL at 40s. To London a small vessel
was taken up with 1900 bush. Wheat e. 100. in
bulk aud bags. To Glasgow: 500 ties. Lard T., 45s.,
and Go do. Lard ut 47s. 3D. Swedish vessel was
chartered with l., 600 buah. Wheat for Cork, Dublin
or Waterford at liid.
The business Of tho Sul-Troasury WAS: Receipts,
sl,N4O3i O3--ior Customs $4,000, Payments,
81 7OO52l 81; Balance, sS,S73, 249 T..
The two steamers to-day take about S900.oO0 in
gold; tie Bavaria SO, 900, and the City Of Balii.
more sJ.9,G-J.
TIE Gold marke. bas been firm arl fairly active
over the counter rs ll5l sll5.. Silver is los clio,
and qoisi. IN the 7.3O Treasury Notes The business
has been very large for investment, aud sales have
been mad. IA high as 1872. No large amour, could
be bought below lOii. The back ntere-, since April
il paid by the purchaser in paper, while in about
five weeks it is receivable in gold. Certificates Of
Indebtedness have also been active, and close firm
atgg2. Demand Notes for CusioIn-lCnse use sold
as high a. 1903, aud closed Il. lO.,.
Or quotations for money are unchanged. On de-
mand with fayorite oolla,ers, ae rates are $40 T.
cent tie bulk OF he bufinets beingnt4 sen. Papero Of
leading character goes at 90 3 cent, and continues
in very moderate supply. The bank loans in the
Monday statement will show n moderate expansion
growing on, Of the Treasury negotiation OF We'd
nesiay, and tie deposits considerable de-
crense from the zane cause. Tho highest point
touched WAS something over Si43OoOOO0. The
line to-day is about $l4l 900, coo. The specie re-
serve will show sorne increase, growing out OF tue
payment of the coupons on the 1.D y cent no'es.
The actual line ID about s35, 100000.
The exchanges Al the clearing house TINS morning
were So So, 667 II. TIE exchanges for the week
ending to-day were slG, G59,OS7 u. being daily
average of 81 6O9SE IS, against $?3,2s9,4o4U for
ID. week ending on Saturday las;
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NEINTER GARDEN.
w II. JACKSON be-. 10 Inform TIE rr'rons - the
above p.pu.r .sab.hnra thit u A.s urtf co4Q
.ad thlfsgs. I'D at tho sptfo nsfu tion n
the "a tppsiu. painting AID dec, silnt. sasr tpfo ~
I'D sc.ueT, combine 20 fcn, fh1 mesi lofu
g. csufessc1y tn 3s comfortable Ir.fl.,.c Tempe ths
rstopo. The opeaug ~ he -.lsi I'D .rl Nrtrr trs-
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be- dramatic serus yh~n hut o. the
.nA1od. - the Ul.rol.a voice o. the pglA' 10.
pet patton u - - - .
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WALLAGk. he popular fav0fite VI EDWIN ADAMS. and
q yowerfs eoun.n- vino vii nfous % Gslses Ter e.'
ga.ti-sl. tie met .AAlt - record.
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ASHES are steady end in mOaersre DEMAND at =. 81 a
81 10. Pots Pears quiet. yet seady - P9
COIION-ibe inquiry continues very iaf ineipely
from nAaniaetsef, tn.ssA ieN sfesaiaoi' have Dse.
gruefs, has healthy tJne es u aocst lVVO taes O.
'cGFgFYThe balance OF tie Coffee withIra~n from The
an on sales Yesterday hes bee possd ii to-day embracing
1870 hag sauto a, III O. 4c bat beyond TINS 81" r Art a
wy dull ard have onJ % noSee ISLES OF lVo osS' q
TLOt K AND EEAL-TL. Flonr meikc. open.l Eaih-r
news from Europe bit, with IL her uvsuc" IN hs' his
buyers oil he uafset cio'sd doil 40 Yesterday
prces. Trade brands uro hn al M od request sis of
II 4sp-bbs ut 10 = ior ssp,rine state aud WesoEa
80 +5 20 for E2tra stsi.i - 20 - % ioT ilnsy 80
50 or shipyiss brands OF Round Hoop E4iga Ohio and
r. t0s - ior Ilae brand Canadian Vicar Ia ~ moderate
apply s So a. a Ss5 20 for .S5pina Exa. ssl
rs fl 80 % Tor trade BRANDS southern roHr se1ty ana
in nl roved demand naas i0t s oy'ss % ~
good SupeTtBo Baltimore. &C. hrd % so@S .eI Trace
Roe FoHr Ia limited rque~t bat is hf Gales o. isu Nb
o. S9d ~ ~ Corn hoal ls scarce ard IN lar Gen AID as
GiiAIN-Ile wAss, saarks, i. siiu poorly ssPped and
opr.ed ishtr hrner undcf tie steamer uo"s 0s with
nrt,r ,dyr 90 In the rate. OF ie.h closed rAhc
-asior aud sn.eu, The demand mainly Tor export bu,
materially resistec by tie rapii advance IN ire CUTS the
rat two days; if inquHy however. IA noticeable Tor
White Tor milling The 'aes include s's bah = 81 i q
IS ~ for Chicago SPinet ~ IS."el ~ ioI bh"suAse
Cab ~ lof Amber Iowa and Green Bay; : 90 > %
q Red Western, Per new :! PIG 81 - iof od A"eer
keutuc1y end II 5la+l 56 for White Michigan Barley
Barley Mat si scarce dan and nominal Oats
very scarce aud aga hfmer sma sales Of Western At
5od3lc. and STATE at 5id1 10 also s5OCO bsh NeseTn
arrive private terms Rye is dull bat the supply
small previous rates nominal Corn srrgcs sgln
with good demand the nahe opened hrneri but the
material advance in lights checked bnsness Gnd
buyers tho advantage at the oo's The market II heavy end
sales eco bush l65,c Tor Heated, s3d5ie
Ea-tem Mixed 53G59c Tor Shpping Mixed sc for
Old Mixed and zoo for White WeseIn Beans FATHER
quiet but hrner. influenced by the large deend for the
Government, which tOoa to-day fer 500 bnsh al
~ 9j 10000 bush. at rs and IS 900 bu.h a. 80 2odone
" good Hour Dnrrsls. Nj b good hoops
HOpSlhc msrhes Is steady and the demand moderate;
sales of IS bales al l3d20c.
HIDES AND hEArHEh-The business OF the week Is
reviewed by H. d. Hull Co.'S circular iolows The re,
c.ps for the week have been fair embacios 10 iS hides OF
which cargo zach from Buenos Ayes and MO urshue
Toe baaucs suudry small parcels nom ssssS P0"