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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-07-29
The arn1n
OSUNN XOtuts
Wounded. Missing

Killed. Wounded. Missing. Total
As 354 33l 72l
The missing in the battle of Getty embraces the
prisoners snd many left the field the 3d. in the bands
OF the enemy and who are supposed have been either
killed or wounded.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-07-29

uAxECUTIyE DEPARTMENT N0Hajtas
IA Carolina Adiutant Generals Office. (Millas'' ),
July 2lst, 1858. General Order, No. l6. ling cslt
The President of the Confederate States na. sudf
into the Military service all between the ages u 49,
i iuR the COMMANDING 6csrs II the Militia to ?Do
bring to Raleigh those between 40 and A. years.
revoked.
By Older of Governor VAxcs. rowLE,
~.,s7@ D AduiaOtI Ssnfss's.
July "a 1883. w wrek o.
~ All daily papers in the State copy opt n Aduh'
other papers two weeks and forward bii's
Generals Office.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-10-31
Rates OF Adv vertisiMgs
SiOuxl City business DIRECTORY

The e,ttention offarmers, ,travelersand all"th
. RS, who have occasion to trade in Sioux tity,i:
Invited to the following list of Merchants, NJ e.
chauics and business men generally, who advertise
IN The RgGtsrER. and whom We can conhdentI /,
CO commendto public patronage:
Merchants--
u.D. B,o.e Co, Dry Goods ,Groceries &c
F Buchrucker,
l.. ID. Farmer,
NJ iltou Tootle
DIT. Hedges, Groce tiesana Provisions.
A. .Gro~inger, Hardware and Cutlery.
Chas. X. smith, stoves and TinwHre.
Chas Kent Drugs aud Medicines.
Haas, Dry Goods and Clothing.
AttorMeys.-
Hudson i Joy. Douglas Street.
Tredway & Currier. Donglasstreot.
Sam r. Davis, Doug
Hotels.-
HaSy House. Second street.
wauregan House, cond street.
BaMker~--
W.are L Allison, Pearl street.
Boslcr 4 Hedges, Second street.
Boots and shoes.
Samuel Krummann, Pearlstreet.
Harmess Makers
John LininSer, Pearl street.
TaSlors..
James Hntchins, Pearl street.
Richard II. Powlesson, Water street.
Lu IN ber-.
sanborn 4 Follett, Water street
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-10-31
NUMBER 8.
r---- s.tabz2s5aa=s-t4
Seeing the Point.

Fat Bob Bender is as jolly as he is adj
pose, and therefore takes leisure and
pleasure in studying out as many jokes a.
may be necessary When the frst issue
Of postage currency cane to hand, ,
after rejecting for while, he thought
that he had a chance for moderate sell,
and accordingl y started out to find VIC
tim. The first man that be met was Ho-
race NJ, whom he accosted
~ say, Horace, have you seen any Of
the new Government postage currency
notes?'
"No,' was the reply. "ls there any.
thing peculiar about them ~
"Yes," said Bob, "rather. Three of
them just make dollar!''
"A good idea, rejoined Horace; cit
will be handy for making change. Have
you got any with you?'
Yes, replied Bob, holding out "ffty"
and two twenty fives.' "Three i" Of them
Just make dollar, you see.'
see,' said Horace, evidently feeling
sold; "a pretty good joke. Don't say
anything about it, and | will get it off on
Butler"
SO providing himself with the necessary
funds, he stepped into the office Of the
Clerks of Councils, and thus addressed
Butler, holding out the money to him:
''Iou see there?
"Ies,' answered Butler.
"Weil," continued Horace, "these three
just make a doIIar'
What Of it ?" queriel Butler
"Why don't you see the joker
"No'
We!l,' sail Horace, after moments
pause, evidently in deep bewilderment,
then the man that told me must oe
ID fool -
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-10-31
Ash's Hotel,

yANKTON, u. T...Ths Hotel has recent
N In been enla sed and thoroughly renovated and
retted throughout, and now offers superior COM
modatiens to the travelling pnhlic.
NJ- Travels will here ind good Stabln1 Water.
and all the conyeniences necessary for their salts
factory accommodation, at usual prices.
- ASH l. REYNOLDS, Proprietors.
Yankton, D. T., June 10th, 1868.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-10-31

Wanted key to the lockiaw.
Why is q confessor like shoemaker? {?
Because he heals the soul
If a man is fined twice by court Of
law can he be considered re fined man
When is a lover paying a compliment
to his mistress like a conductor in pas.
senger railway car? When he says to
her ''yoa're fare
Why would Richard III have been a
good match for any girl, even though de-
prived Of the throne? Because Richards 5
himself again.
Why does a cut, in spite of the accuse.
tons of the cook. never do anything &C.
cidentally! Because it does everything
on purr-pnss.
Fifteen thousand of the Corps Antique
under Gen. Bar Ks, have been mustered in
and recruiting is active The maximum
strength is $4,000.
The largest Of all the National Banks
starting with a capital Of Eve millions,
with liberty to increase it to ffty it is
said has about completed arrangements
to commence business.
A commercial newspaper reporter in
New York has made, during the last Il
months. $3.50 600 in stock specula,ions.
When he began, he was working for $50
per week.
When the Queen of England dies who
will suffer the creates, loss, the Queen or
the people? The people; for the Queen
would lose only crown, 1--we shillings)
whist the people would loose sovereign
give dol!ars)
A Paris letter accuses the private secre
tary of the Emperor Of receiving bribes
from Mr. Dayton aud from Mr. Slidell-
making good thing out Of both and
pleasing neither.
The famous saying of Shakespeare that
There is divinity which shape our
ends is exemplifed iu the employment
Of thousands OF pretty girls in Massacbu-
sets who are making genuemen's boots.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-10-31
AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY,

sTSHE above Company VIII run Messengerswsek ~
i 70 ANA from Sioax City via Fort Dodge and
Cedar Falls to all points East reached by them and
other cosssetiug Expresses Their facilities for
safe, expeditions and cheap teyancc o. packages
II unsurpassed hy any ether Kxpssss Company
Once 81 Chas. Ksntss Drug Store Sioux City. LOLA.
iuas l1-3m OHAS. KENT, Agent.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-10-31
. Q . = -.
The Mouth.

The tongue may be silent, but the
mouth never ceases to speak. Motionless
lips are often the most eloquent; they
discourse to the eyes, revealing to it what
might never reach the ear-never find ut.
terauce in words-love and hatred, mirth
and gloom, dignity, frmness, pride, scorn,
contempt. The closest mouth can hide
no secrets from the physioguomst. Full
lips and thin lips red lips and pale lips !;
curved lips and straight prim lips; pout-
ing lips, slouchy lips; lips protru'led and
lips drawn back, all have their meaning
There are lips ardent and electric, which
open but to utter loving words, and whose
kisses thrill with bliss unutterable the
thrice happy mortal to whom they are
vouchsaied and there are lips cold and
passionatelcss, whose touch sends thrill
to the heart. There are lips on whicE
smiles ar" at home and laughter frequent
guest: and iins that do little but grumble
and scoIi. There are lips refined and
pure, and lips gross anl sensual. and the
uhysiogn omi>t recognizes each at a glance.
Silence avails nothing. and discrimination
ll;tle. The mouth is most wonderfully
expressive feature. 1t reveals not only
mach Of man character, bat something
Of his history also. Contrast the pretty
mouth # the little chill, with its gentle
curve and is EXPRESSIVE simplicity and
purity. with that Of the prema,urely aged
victim Of Dissipation or selt-ahuse, lax,
hthby and dilapiiatcd. The latter was
once like the former. Between these two
stretches the long. sad record of mis-.
spent life; aud we might trace the down
ward progress Of the man step by step, in
the gradual deterioration Of his lips.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-10-31
BARBER Shop.

tYSI4 a undersigned has removed INTO his ew shop
on Pearl street. where he is now prepared to
attend to everything connected with the Tonsorial
Art in tho most fashionable style. The patronage Of
tha gentlemen Of Sioux City and vicinity IL respect
fully solicited. jnisj ADAM fALh.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-10-31
Wauregan House,
sioux Ctay,.......IOwa


II. a. Z ILTN, RVf Ioh.
vINHE undersigned respectfully announces to the
/ travelling public that he has recently taken
possession Of the above large and comnoaious Hotel
and 1t his facilities such that he Is enabled TO
accom- tnodste the travelling public as we'll as any
other hous. in tho West and hy strict attention to
the want. Of his customers heres to merit share oi
the public patrouas" Coed stabiihg aud attentive
hostlers almays in attendance.
;une7-s3 II. A. FULLER.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-10-31
The Hagy House,
Sioux CIty,-...I0wa.


VTNH proprietor respectfully informs the travel
ing public that his facilities such that he is
enabled to accommodate his guests In good 10
A. any Hotel on the Missouri Slope. by giving
strict attention the wants Of his guests he hopes
TO receive a liberal share of patronage.
n,aroa5e JOHN IlAGY.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-10-31

CIOUx City Lodge, No. 103, A. r. 4 A. NJ. meet
- at the Masonic Hall on dnesday, or before
tho fall moon. AL Masens in good standing are
featefsally invitsdto attend.
JOHNP. ALLISON, W. NJ.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-10-31

07CASES Of Bontstnd sh hoesi inst. eceive da n ndfo'
nl,s I'D FARMER
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-10-31
!. T. Dayl


ATTORNEY At LAW, Sioux City, Woodbury.
n sssnty, lows. ~s.-s =~- velano2o
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-10-31

-Cspte ular MasOnry--sionx n City r. 4.
Chapter, No. &c. meet mt their Hall on Douglas
street, on Thursday before the full moon. All
n. 4. M.sons in good standing frat.rnally
ted to attend. l.. D FARMER, II p.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-10-31

TTORNEfS 1t Law, Sioux City, Iowa. Will
~ practice In the Courts OF Iowa and Northern
Nebraska. Once on Douglas street. decl0-50
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-10-31

In New York the cid line Wing candi-
dates for Attorney General and Inspector
Of Prisons have Withdrawn, being the only
candidates upon the ticket, and the dem
ocratic candidates have been substituted
for them. At the East, all conservative
elements are opposed to the party that is
prosecuting the war for the overthrow of
slavery, instead Of for the restoration Of
the Union.
"Jennie June says that in the under
skirts the ladies will 60 to no end Of ex
pense this fall. 1t is edged, huted. touch
I'd aud generally played the dickens with.
The New York herald., 1863-10-30
BROOKLYN city News.

Fsn IvsrE noS FBn BRiGADT.--Thfee rcgi.
u the Filth brigade under command Of Bgadicr
General Crookc-the Fourteenth being at the scat
OF inspected yesterday two IN the vicinity
OF Green Park East Brooklyn. and the other at the
annoy In Cranberry street. The scvcnticth, Colonel
Croy~ay formed e state email In Portland
fhorty and marched through several streets
The consists OF cavalry aud artillery and nun
befs about three hundred men They ceeded To 'nn
beraLd where they formed In line--ths laIeers
the right the cavalry iD ho centre aud the artillery
tho lett. They presented very nns aof earance.
inspection the different preceded homo
ward with tho exccyton Of that of CAPTAIN Nc'arty
which assembled IN ths Park and exercised Ia
rious movemcuu, after which they separated 100
twenty eight regiment tnfautry) aso assmbled al tho
arsenal. In front of which they insDectcd hoy
made no parade The regiment which has served IN
two campaigns In under commind of Colonel Itch el
BennstL The Thirteenth regiucot Colonel Woodward,
met at the armory IN Cranberry street where they
inspected They served IN three campaigns during the
present All prc-ent.d good appearance, but Dei
thcr OF the infantry regiments psraded.
BRooKLvs PoIInr.--cok mel Charles j. Jack has been
nominated for County Judrc the independent domocra
tic ticket IA place u Samuel cafrison, declined.
The New York herald., 1863-10-30
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
THURSDAY, Oct. 2s-e r. N.

THURSDAY, Oct. 2e-6 VI.
The money market was very active this morn
ing, at fully per cent for call loans. The locking
ny Of such amounts In the sub-Treasury, which for
employmentin In financial circles nigh, az well be
q, the bottom Of the sea, continues its effect; bat
as soon a. this IL remcdied- lni II must soon be-
return TO easier rates may b. looked for. There
was good deal Of ceiling Ia and changing Of loans
early Ia tho day, which quite tghiebed the
market for time but later there wa. no difficulty
experienced In borrowing on good collaterals AZ
the current rate.
Gold has been more active, aud the tendency Of
prices was rather upward IN the early part of the
day. Ths orening price was it71.. from which n
rose TO lie,., but quickly recedcd 70 ltG1.. and
elosed a, lae1I~ Exchange was unsettled. On se.
count of The fuctaation Ia The gold market
Bansers' bils were sold ss high a. 1881; but
when gold began 70 drop buslncs. was almost rus.
pendtd, and the quotation At the close was nomi.
nally leo iei.
There was not such an active demand In the
stock market to-day az there was yesterday. and
the fan advance then quoted h.s not been
maintained. The tgh,sess VI money rather
The New York herald., 1863-10-30
MARRIAoEs ANp IEATHs.
m mrrleS1.


BRipr-clAHx. .At Msnhaitsnvilic, on sunday october
IS by tho Rev. Father Brecn IbioHls BasDY, Fsq 70
Mrs. Many CaAHx, both of MsnLattsnvIle No cards.
BAnxr--QuNHY.--on Wednesday, October 2s, by the
Row. T. J. knapp Mr. JoHN &. BlLsY 10 Miss toRSyfA
daughter OF Walter u. Quinby. fsi., ali of this city
CsrE-fT AIsTuosP.-fn Brooklyn, v D., Thursday
October ~. BY tho Row A. H. Partridge, Isaac CoLE TO
Mpr srAisIposr.
by the Rev ~ w. Bsbcosk Mr. Dawn Cposrr. Of New
York 10 Miss sAaxHs. JosEs ef Brooklyn. No oards.
faDsD-kARsy-On Tuesday, October q, At - Johns
church, wAshlDgtcs street BY the Rev GeovsA o. sey
mour. JoHs W. fgssD. f Craycsend 10 LoupA d. eldest
daughter Of ". W. karn, of Brooklyn.
cusuIis-wssp.---an Wednesday, October n, At tho
house q John n Weed. sl, 10 kdrfse street, BY tho
Re-. John regg. Jr., captain GpJpDE GrntEv to MISC
Csns D. daughter o. Frederick L. Weed Rsg all of this
CITY. No cards.
CHsKs--rnc u .sos--On wednesday October a. At tbs
residence u the brides parents, by The kev joel Parker
u. D.. sywuL GSns. ol Delaware. 70 IDzy A., only
daughter og Leonard thompson. Fsq. of this city.
HiLf--pfsmrOH -Cn Wednesday October y, at Christ
chagch. by the Rev. Fwcr, r WINS HfLt, of cR.
ton, England, 70 s.sAa c. edct dAs hisr Of A. j. Tens
Irars'-wamsd.--ln Brooklyn, on Wednesday, octo.
Der n hy tho Rov. ~ Psc fHEio T. LrsCp q Puerto
Principe cuba, and EiIsA ~. WsNso dagghtcr of Ma
thsuielF. M1ig eIei., q The forfner paos.
McKuvrR-- loNstEsp.-On Wednesday CctobCf q, ~
Trinity char e by the Rev. Dr Nuhenbtrg. J. fsNnfss
ncKsIysR and ". Arersrs. eccst daughter ol tho
Robsr, G. Townsend, q tbs city.
Der 2s by Rev T. .. Cuyer, ~. ~ pnrisfos 10 soFnr
r., d4Drh,er of ). A. To ker, ksq. 40 csrds
oCossoa-- McGripr--on Sunday, octoter -, st "a.
is,r,eta Cathedral, by ,hs Rev Mr kscsl,s, g g.
~ this city.
srsrsoS-Bmcx 90 Thurydsy, October 20, by the
Rev. ~. w. Montgomery, CHAurs a. srroS lr., 70
jesfnss Bsos yosogsrt da1ghisr q Tho iAis jo'sIh
sHrtrr-sowtss. On wedGe.a@y, October n, a
rss,y ehsps, By Rs,. W. s~abssy ssSsn Z. sati'ss.
The New York herald., 1863-10-30

Y interferes with the arrangements Of spectators
for the rise, and the demand for them has been
more moderate. Al the. first board this morning
New York Central declined e, Erie a, Reading
Il, Michigan Central q. Southern old q, Illinois
Central Il, Rock Island 4. Fort Wayne n, and
Cumberland Il. In some shares the fluctuations
have been considerable, particularly In Harlem,
which opened at fo9, rose to liz at the first
board, was steady at one p. NJ, sold at ll3 at
the second board and finally closed at ITO.
Hudson River rose TO 1857. fell back TO
l34T at the first board, declined further
to l3iH between the boards, and closed at
1897. Pittsburg opened az low as ll2, but raj
lied at the drst board to lI3i% =, was steady at
ono =. NJ, and Closed at ll3. Quicksilver. which
jumped up yesterday evening to ITO, was iGo at
the first board to-day, fell back to lG5I at the
second board, and has since been sold as low an
l6l. Between the boards the general market was
steady, but at the second board was again weak
aud rather lower. At four =. NJ. the market was
steady, with better feeling. The following are
fb. cl..ino nuof ntiona al tho day
The New York herald., 1863-10-30
UHITkD STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Before Hon. Judge Belts.
Police Intelligence.

RosrxRy ArotIo Rooxs Michael white, ~ car
bondae, Pa, appeared before Jnstce Connolly ye.,cr
day and charged Richard Conway and Charles McCoy with
having robbed him of gold watch. The com plsnant, u
aprcars, ~as enjoying himself at the Apollo Rooms
Broadway ,on Wednesday night, when Conway, 10
alleged, grabbed h watch and d appeared In tho csOwd
Oficer Kaveny, of the sixth ward called upon and
requested 70 arrest Conway but he re- s,ed by tho
crowd and driven oD OF The building Subsequently,
sstncs was procured the stathn house ana Tho b.lt
carried al the Tti Of the baton Conway WAS
secured After considerable trouble aud Mccoy, who sp.
cared bo the rDgeader OF the party opposed a. ts
pcce also taken into custody and hof an aecor.
sorry the robbery The accused were both committed
Tor examination.
ssooIfsc Ansly isoSo ToimciAw--A number of
Fourth ward politicians got into row at No a. usdson
street, at late hour wednesday night when one ot
the belIisercnts, named John Rysn was sho, IN tho
thigh with revolver the hands " Iairick Olxisn.
Tho injured taken % the New York Hospital,
where his wound pronounced dangerous. Ofriou
ws arrested BY officer Leary, and committed ~ Justice
inJuries.
SELLING Oscur PcrvsEs.--1homas Welsh, Ind, was
taEen into custody yesterday BY ocer Iyncn, Of the
second precinct, on charge d seins obscene pictures.
Ibe prisoner vas cosasssed 70 The Tomps ~ Jusiice
Dori'sg ~ b ssoss = FsSs sosassssst.
The New York herald., 1863-10-30

only son OF James shuI,as Of Hartford Conn 70 Miss
issrrA FowrEs youngest daughter Of Charles bowler Of
this city. ~
WScprII- RyckmAN--cn Thursday. October 8. az the
BRIDES residence, by the Rey. samuel j. Knapp, Miss
MARS n. RSGsnAs to NJ b wscIELL, H. D., all OF ,hs
city.
wooD--Arwcop On tuesday, October 27, at the resi-
dence OF the BRIDES parents, West Townshend VI, GEo
Z. woop, Of New York, to Rosa ATWOOD.
The New York herald., 1863-10-30
PRIZE CASES.
Over e95O,0OO Worth or Property Com
1cSsueSl.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
Yefore Hon Judge Nelson.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
Be'ore Hon Judge Nelson.
YrsAI pgcxEss ov pis1xiBrTpS pRDx ArIgN-
Ocr 2o-TAs United States a. The Bark Hia,ca,ha
ard Careo-Tbe United States District Attorney this day
entered Goal decree OF dtrbatIon in the above prize
The Hawa,ha was one Of the nrst prizes brought
10 this district In 1861 After condemnation by IIon
Judge ctts tho District Court appeal taken TO
Circuit Court which tribunal affirmed the decree OF
the District Coart From that decree Il armsncs an
appeal was taken to tho United states Supreme
Washington After elaborate argu mcnt there, as TO
the legality ohe capture and OF the blockade that Court
affirmed the decree OF the Circuit Court.
The amount for distribution is sz3o 7o3 IL Tho
United states vessels of.war Minnesota. cunborand
Perry, Keystone state and star now called the honti
ccIlo) sbnre in tho przc.
me Unied stats IS. The Ssamv Memphis and Cayeo.--
The District Attorney also entered decree OF n ds,r
the Of tho prze steamer Memphis captu ed
Jolly a. 1862 oil Charleston habor by the United states
ssse Vas s, trs IN ,he s,ro co,r. md decree OF
condemnation entered there against vessel an An
appeal taken by the claimants To tho circuit Court,
before Judge Noson and there the dccon of the District
Court was affirmed The proceeds OF this przc after do
ductins o the adndcatoD, amount TO the nico
sum Of S5lo9n o. Tho Magnolia alone shares In the
Tss Uaited sais rs The Snip NORTH Caro,no.--A de-
cree distribution also entered n this case. which
has been pending for time avea the circnt
Court Tho Quaker CITY takes tho proceeds, ose 49,
uHlrkD STATES DISTRICT COUNT.
Before Hon. Judge Belts.
Ocr 2o-T1e Uniod Stat. 7he schooner H,ficdn and
Cdrec.-Nr II. H. Rice, United states Assistant District
Attorney this day entered nna decree Of dirribu,in
Of the procseds Of above named vessel and cargo,
taken prize Jsnrary Il 1858 on Charleston harbor.
ottaw the capturing vessel. - -l--.
Tss Gated az. r,, Ihf SecmU Granite Guy and
Cnqo.-The District Attorney entered nnal decree
OF distribution in tho above case this day. Tho 70,
amount proceeds s6l $40 81 will at be forwarded
by the Ma sha 10 the Navy Department for distribution
among Inc officers and OF the iioga The Granne
Ctr has beev taken for the use Of the government a
prsissl. at e530oo.
Tic Unaed The Steamer G,Tfride aud CdrQo.-
A dna decree Of distribution this day entered ~ this
case awarding $50 OLA 20 70 the United states and cap
tors. The United States steamer Vanderbilt made tho
capture and alone the prizc IN. Navy Depart
uent took tho Gertrude, On appraisal al AtoOo mme
distely after capture.
The New York herald., 1863-10-30
- - -
A Recruit Shot in Boston.

BOSTON,, Ocl 70, 1868.
A recruit shot through his neck la blackstone
street today while in tho the act Of dcscrting. Tho
wound will probably prove fatal.
The New York herald., 1863-10-30
CITY ooMMERCIAL REPORT.


.A.ug,--Tha market was 1rner, with moderate is.
qury ard ilsht stock Sales 81 bbL at 81 ass 12k
for Jos 50 ~. 80 Is for pearls The receipts are
next 10 netbn., r
BnrArsrups-Ths adysucc in cold to day impaired an
impetus TO tho market wctcrn and state nour. and
prices went up &C. tn los. and heard OF ono or two
ransctors particular brands. tho stock Of which has
run down, a: an improvement o. isc.i on ycstcsiayn
prices Thc rrucpi purchasers were from tho provinces
while several lots taken speculation For export
there Is nothing og moment doing. foreign orders being
nited below the ulag quot.ons Tho rceep,s iv .3os
bh.s dayl cot up to TIE wnhraNals feom market
apl the rtook Ia reduced unusually low 0guro for
the season c tie year Tho ci u inland ayigaton s
30 Desr hana hat -pccu aoIr likely " keep prices
up without any export movement, unless thc;o should
be n material and unexpected all IN gold or
exchange The salos foot up 25.o0) bbls.-the
MAJ kot clo-lny hun at orr reyioi quotations.
Included IN the GALES we're = fnnia extras Al ss
ST. Tho aucr nguro represent. ths bost aoar
recclyei. Catalan ADD soniharn Fympa,by wnh
state Western advanced be- i0c with good trade
demand sles 200 bba of the former md e,soo o! the
after Rye Goar aud rrcai continue scarce nfrn,
and wanted IN Saes ~ sna ncca within tho fargo.
nnny ne nii. ia iunchcpns, sold al s-j 70 Receipts,
- 4 4 A.T