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Correspondence of the Daily SUM-
HE CHATTANOOGA DISASTER.

lnE DlOhO1Eh
In the communication OF "Jackstay," which ap-
peared in the Sun of the I'd inst, great injustice
has been done to some of the officers on board of
the steamer Chattahoochee, and it is mypurpose in
this short communication to correct the errors of
"JackStay" who gives his Information from hearSay,
and give credit where credit is due In the start,
l would mention that have my information from
those who present at the time of the explosion,
and can substantate the facts. To Judge from
"Jackstays" gathered rumors one would be led to
believe Capt Guthrie absent from his ship
Such was not the fact, for he present and rem
dered great service He was in his cabin when the
explosion took place, but came immediately on deck,
and went forward to the scene OF the disaster just
as soon as it was prudent for him to do so, and
ordered the boats to be lowered and the wounded
to be sent ashore, where they could be properly
treated. Under the circumstances, he acted only
as brave man could, and stayed by his vessel to
the last. Only those who are present can judge
man in times of danger and all will testify to the
GOODNESS of Capt. G. in that tryidg time.
Midshipman W. j. Craig, another officer forgot
ten in the flying rumors collected by Jackstay,"
was acting LIST Lieutenant pro tenn at the time of
the explosion, and was on deck at the time He,
with DR.. Ford, was knocked down by the concus-
sion, but soon recovered. He, by his action and
GOODNESS, restrained the from jumping over
board who were ordered to do so by the Gunner,
who seemed to be the most excited man aboard,
ana under the excitement gave the OTuer ne ulu-
He did not take the 1st Lieuenants place. stated
by "Jackstay," but was ordered by Captain
Guthrie to take charge Of property belonging to
the officers and crew, and have it sent ashore
Thos. Muller rendered the service for which
"Jackstay" gave him credit, but was assisted by
Acting Lieut. Craig, and others of the crew. All
credit is due also to DR.. Ford who, although woun
DIED. exerted every effort to relieve the suferings of
the wounded.
Masters Mate Colder was also aboard, but forgot
ten by "Jackstay." He was badly scalded and
could not do much service, but assisted in getting
the lamented Midshipman Mallory ashore. Or
Gunner j. Blanca, Coxswain j. Chabert and
QuartermaSter Elias Lee, men not noticed by Jack
stays gathered rumors, were noticed for their &C
ton and gallantry. John Hagarty, fireman, also.
These men all assisted in flooding the magazine
The explosion of the boiler of the ChattahOochee
is an event in the history Of Navy, and it is but
right that justice should be done to all parties.-
"Jackstay" should have been more careful, and
not have left out in his communication officers and
men who we're deserving of praise His main facts
are mostly correct, and too much cannot be written
in praise of the officers and crew of the Chatta-
hoochee on that trying occasion.
JUSTICE.
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vsIo FARMERS AND QUARTER MASTERS.

Il
Assistant Quarter Master Generals Office, Richmond,
the system adopted for the collection of the tax in kind
An officer of the Quartermaster Generals Department
is assigned the special charge of the subject
trolling Quartermaster with the rank of Major is assign
ed to each State and Post Quarermaster with the rank
of Captain to each Congressional District where 1t is
practicable to collect the tenth.
Each Congressional District will be subdvided by the
Post charge of it into sections for the
convenient delivery by the taxpayer of his quota of pro-
duce and agents will be appointed by that officer TO take
charge of the depots to be established in each section
Before these depOts be established the assessment
required under the law be made the crops of small grain,
hay and the clip of wool for the present year will have
been secured.
To relieve farmers from the risk and Inconvenience of
storing the Government portion, well as to obtain inn
mediate supplies for the of the army the Department
authorizes and requests farmers residing posts where
Quartermasters stationed to deliver the Govern
ments tenth, any part of to that Quartermaster
Under the law farmers required to deliver their tenth
at depOs not than eight miles from the place of pro-
ductOn Ifthey will deliver under this request the Gov
will pay for the transportation in excess of eight
miles, The Quartermaster receiving produce under this
rule will give receipts the producer evidence that
much of his is paid. And the Post QuartermaSrer
of the Congressional District is responsible for the tenth
after the has established and made it known
him. the Quarermaser to whom the produce delivered
will also receipt for it the Post Quarermaster of the
District who will endorse copy of the receipt upon the
assessors estimate before transferring it the agents at
the receiving depot. LA3KIN SMITH,
A. Quartermaster Gen'l in charge.
June %, 1888 Slim.
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THE PEOPLES FACTORY.

NNTE ARE NOW IN OPERATION FOR THE BEN
w eft of the people. We are manufacturing the
firing shuttle and OJashoned Oons spinning sOheelS
bedStedds &c. In few days expect to be manuactur
ing shoe lasts and pegs.
Our Foundry is also in operation and castings of all
kinds will be furnished far as possible. The farming
interests of the country will receive epecat attention
We will pay the highest prices for old castings which
must bring to you desire the supply of new cast
ngs be kept up. We shall be prepared to furnish
D0,cs of kinds by wholesale aud retail Soldiers
wives will be furnished with necessary articles at reduced
prices. SIMPSON HOOKER.
Hillsboro, N. c., June 6, 1863 46-w&swtf.
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300 NEGROES WANTED.

TENHE UNDERSIGNED DESIRE TO HIRE THREE
a hundred hands to work the grading of the Chat
ham Railroad.
The line through healthy country, high ridge
and all hands employed the road will be we'll fed and
cared for. We will hire either by the month the year.
Apply to at Cary, miles west of Raleigh OF at Hay
wood, or Lockville, Chatham county, N. C.
l. n; CLEGG & CO., Contractor.
REFERENCES.
KIP. Battle, Pres't. Chatham R. R. Company Raleigh
and w J. Hawkins Pres't Raleigh CASTOR 4. R. Com.
pany, Raleigh.
Feb 10, 1853 l3-tf
- Richmond Enquirer, Richmond Examiner Peters.
burg Express Charleston Mercury, Daily Progress Will
mingtOn Journal and Fayetteville Observer will each
ser to the amount of six dollars and forward bills office
n. c. Standard
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ITO TIE VOTERS OLE THE FIFTH con-

THO THE VOTERS OF THE FIFTH CON-
Il gressOnal District.-The emergency calls for the
purest and abest to the country her Legis
latve councils. The well known character of Captain
JOSEPH J. DAVIS, of Franklin, for patriotism. integrity
and wisdom plainly indicates him the test in the
District to represent in the next Congress- Capt Davis
is leading his gallant company against the invaders
of his country and does dream of his friends
tertaniug the idea of voting for him for Congress any
other civic position at this time; but confident
that he will shrink from responsibility TO which his fell
low citizens may call him. Well known and universally
respected he Franklin county offers her noble to
the voters of the District in full confidence of his election,
account of his unpretendng merit and for the
good of the country Patriots. your suages asked
for wise and prudent statesman and gallant soldier
MANY VOTERS
July 8, 1863 54-td.
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$50 REWARD.
Conscript Office,
CAMP HOLMES. N. c.. lime x IS6e

$50 REWARD.
Conscript Office,
CAMP HOLMES, N. c., June g. 1858. I
A REWARD OF SIXTY DOLLARS WILL BE PAID
n for the arrest and delivery at the Camp of Instruc
tou of the following soldiers who deserted from the Esd
Regiment N. G. Troops the 25th day of May 1868:
Private JOSEPH CARPENTER, Company B, "a years
hair dark eyes, three of his upper front teeth out
patton when enlisted farmer enlisted in Lincoln County,
North Carolina.
Private s. ID. HUDDLESTON Company E, nineteen
years DID, dark eyes, dark hair dark complexion five feet
ten inches high enlisted in Granville County by occupa
tion when enlisted farmer.
By order Of Col PETER MALLErT Commando Conscripts
for NOrth-C Carolina
&c. PIERCE, Adutant.
June 9, 1868. Att.
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olutons to amend resolutions raise committee OF in
vestigatiou of railroads of the State w
message was received from the Governor transmitting
the correspondence between himself and the Secretary m
War in relation to the hbsps corpus pending the reading
of which the Honse adjourned.
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SENATE.

The Senate met at o'clock. w
message was received from the House transmitting an
epgrossed BILL entitled "a bill in relation to the collec
to1 of taxes" Requires SherS and tax collectors to
ceye all issues of Confederate treasury notes. and autho
zes the Public Treasurer TO fund all fundabe notes that
NAV be paid into the Treasury before the 2Sth of July
suing in seven per bonds and to sell the par
or for premium and that after the lst of August all is
sues shall be received as heretofore.
Mr.. Graham offered an amendment authorizing the
Treasurer of the State and fiscal agents. to pay out the
Confederate bonds received above, in liquidation of
claims against the State to parties willing to receive them
Adopted.
Mr. Murrll moved to add proviso that neither Treas
agents shall pay these bonds out at worth
premium in the market. Not agreed to.
The bill then passed its third and last reading amen
ded and sent the House for its in the
amendment of the Senate.
Mr.. Graham presented resolution fixing the 4th Of
July the day of adjournment of the Legislature and
providing for its reassembng the fourth Monday in
November next.
On motion the Senate adjourned to Friday 10 o'clock
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Mr. Beall introduced bill to amend act entitled
act to authorize the Governor to employ slave labor In
erecting Notifications and other works.
Mr. Brown, bill to incorporate insurance company
in the Of Charlotte to be called the North Carolina
Stock Insurance Company.
Mr. Shepherd, bill to authorize inquesments of trust
funds by guardians aud other trustees in the bonds of the
Confederate States Passed its several readings under
suspension of the rules.
Adjourned.
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NNTARRENTON FEMALE COLLEGIATE
w INSTITUTE The 45th session of this School
will commence July 10th
TERNs TWENTY WEEKS:
Board, including washing, lights &C., $3.50
English Tuition from, 800 to 25
Music on Piano, MelUdeOn Guitar, so
Vocal Music taug ht all without charge Other extra
branches at reasonable rates.
., For further particulars, apply to
JULIUS WILC0S,
Principal.
= Warrenton, N. c., July 3, 1868. sat.
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Warrenton, N. c., July 8, 1868.
FROM THE STABLE OF THE

STOLEN, FROM THE STABLE OF THE
- subscriber, the night of the 30th June, Sdin,
of rich dark iron grey color four years old last SPRING
close built well compaced left shoulder point of blade
under the name nearly white on the right shoulder
white spot. His tail nearly reached his etlocks will
pay hundred dollars who will take him up,
that get him. and hundred dollars for the horse
and thief. LAZARUS PEARSON.
GodsbOrO', n. c., July s, 1868. SIT
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EAGLE HOTEL,
NOTICE..

DEPOSITORY G. 5. A.,
Raleigh, ~ c., June II, 1858. !
"0LDERS OF EIGHT PER CENT. CERTIFICATES
III issued from this office for Confederate States Bonds
hereby notified that the bonds have been received
of i've hundred dollars and hundred dollars
will be issued to the holders when the certificates
sented, properly endorsed.
GEO W. NORDECAI, Depository.
Raleigh, June 10, 1863 5O-lm
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SNUFF! SNUFF !

SNUFF! Snuff
II ORILLARD'S SNUFF IN BLADDERS. APPLE
IL BY'S Rail Road"
For sale by A. A. WILLARD,
Greensboro, N G., March 80, 1852. 81
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THO THE PUBLIC.-HAVING RENTED THE
long and we'll established place of fashionable resort
for many years known as the BUFFALoE SPRINGS, IN
recreation and pleasure the advantage of retreat
for the present season.
The Springs will be opened the goth instant for visi-
tors Joseph Moltbys band is engaged for the
The stage will meet the cars from Richmond Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays.
TERMs-$lO0 per month of 26 days; $35 per week; S.
per day. PAXS0N DUNHAM,
Proprietors.
June 30, 1868. 5S-2w.
DLACKING FACTORY.-W ARE MANUFAC-
ID turing in Henderson, n G.. boot and shoe backing
so 100 boxes preferred. Orders and enquiries will
be promptly attended to.
ED. FASNACK & co.
June 30, 1868. 53-4tpd
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By Confederate States of Anne
JAMES Ii. HOLT, Cashier.
STOP THE sKULKERs-.seO REWARD.

STOP THE SKULKERS--S90 REWARD.
nESERTED FROM THE HARRINGTON LIGHT
- Artillery, Company X, 10th Regiment N. C: t. on
the night Of the 18th instant while the march from
franklin to PeterS6nrg, Va.
ISAAC PARSOUR, 50 years of age blue eyes, dark hair
ford complexion 5 feet IL inches high.
ZACHARIAH PRICE, 90 years of age, grey eyes, dark
hair fair complexion, feet inches high long straight
nose, with peculiar expression of cOuntenance.
MOSES PRICE, is years of age grey eyes, light hair,
fair complexion, considerably frecked, feet inches
high
The above deserters conscrps from the 9th Teg
ment N G. Militia Col Gentry, Ashe county, and it is sup
posed are on their way home
lack Price discharged from the hospital at Jerusa
lem the day before his deseTon and pale and feeble
The above reward will be paid for their apprehension and
me, the commandau conscrpts at Raleigh
LOUIS H WEBB Capt.
COmdng Harrington Light Art.
Co. K, 40 Regt. N. G. T.
June i9, 1868. 5O-4w.
Office of the North Carolina r. r. Co.,
COMPANY SHoPs, June 10th, 1868. !
TENHE FOURTEENTH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Il Stockholders of this Company will be held in the
town of GreensbOrough Thursday, the ninth day of
July next at eleven O'Clock, A. NJ.
Stockholders who do not expect to attend this meeting,
requested send their proxies they will be supplied
with the blank forms application at the office to any
station agent. JOHN II. BRYAN, JR,
Secretary.
June ~, 1858. 4S-td.
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message received from the Senate announcing us
in the proposal to raise JOINT select
tee to consider that portion of the Governor Ua
muncation which relates to deserton rms comn .t
consists of Messrs Lasser Leitch and Ramsay on lne
part of the Senate and Messrs AIMS Maoaei'' DenJ'
George and PEBBLES on the part Of the House. 81.
MESSAGE was received from the Governor transmitting
memorial from the Literary Board and recommending It's
prompt and favorable consideration 80
The message and memorial were sent to the Senate with
proposition to PRINT; g
the hanks of this State Authorizing the banks to invest
in stocks bonds etc., without regard to the limits made in
their charters.
The bill amended on motion of Mr.. Person, by pro-
vidng that this privilege shall continue only from the
sage the bill to the LIST of july 1864 1t then passed It's
several readings under suspension of the rules
Mr. Brown bill repeal portion of the Slst section
of the chapter of Piedmont Railroad company when pro
vides that said road shall be of the same guag as tue
C. r. r. Referred to the committee on internal improve
ments.
The House took recess until three O'Clock, 2. NJ.
EVENING SESSION.
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In Brattlehoro, March 6, Of consumption Mr. JOHN s.
WEsBEk, aged 80 years, months, and II days.
In brattehorc. March 6, very suddenly, EDWIN A. BA
hht, aged o. years. mouths. and days,
In Erie, Pa, March q, WILLIAM o sTEEN aged 50
years, sou of Joseph seen, Of Bratteboro
In Ashuclot, n. H., Feb. 2, RoLLIN A., aged years
son OF George IL. Ellis, formerly of Brattleb
In Woodstock, March 8, SARAH ROWLAND, formerly
OF albole N H. and elict of james Rowland Revolu-
uonary solcier, aged 81 years. and months.
In Camp Falmouth Va. Feb Is, ELwIN A. SAW
YER of Brdgewater, Co D. 81 Regiment, $. s., aged
Is Years MONTHS and p days only of b. d. and b.
Z. Sawyer.
In Weahersheld, Feb 49, Mrs LYDIA SMITH, "A years
In Finley Hospital, Washington d. Feb 10 of chrou-
ic diarrhea, WiL9Ek CADY, Private of Co &, 4h VI.
Vols aged "a years, months and 81 days Native of w
Windsor
In Springfield, of dpthera, the 18th inst, SUMNER
sPAULDiNG, of Cavendish, aged Is years
At the Hospital the 9th Reg't Vt Vols, Brashear City,
La. Jan. II, ALBERT J TkoMBLY, Of sWindham, ,t IL
ears Of age,
In the Regmenta Hospital, Pensacola, Fla Of Chronic
Dairrh9l Jan 2Sth after illness of nearly two
A Co G., 18th Begt. VT. Vols aud son of Dea
Joseph Duncan, of Chester, Vt.
In Cambridge, Mass, March Is, HIRAM TUCKER aged
, % years.
In shanghae, China, Nov, 1897 of Asiatc cholera
THOMAS Is. kilTREDG Il, eldest OF DR. kittedge.
OF Nalpole, N. H.. aged q years The deceased a
young beloved by all who knew him. Those that
knew him best loved him most.
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A Word Of Solemn Conscientious Advice
to those who will reflect.

class Of maadies prevail a fearful extent in COM
munity looming at least 100000 youth Of both an
nualy tn an early These diseases very upper
fety Understood Their manifestations mp
tons Nervous Dehi ~, Relaxation exhaustion
MaTau or wasting and Of the Tissues the
whsle body shoTtness of Breathing hurried breathing
on ascending hill or flight of stairs great papafion of
the Heart Asthma bronchitis and Sore Throat shaking
of the Hands and Limbs aversion
study; dmuess OF Eve sight; loss of Memory dz ness
Of the Head Neuralgia Pains in various parts the body
Pains in the Back Limbs Lumbago, Dyspepsia ndi-
gstion irTegulaTy of the bowels deranged
the Kidneys and other glands Of the body Lencoroa
Feur Albus, &C. Likewise Epilepsy Hyserin and
Spasms.
Now ia ninety nine every one hundred alt
the above named disorders others
Consumption Of the Lungs, that most isdiou ami
willy form u Consumption Spinal Nerre known az
Ts Dorsae and Tubes mesenterica their seat ami
origin in diseases of the Pee Tera Hence the wat Of
success on the part Of the old school practice in sssan
symptoms only.
DR. Andrew stone, Physician to the Troy Lsue and Nv
gienc lnstuon, now engaged in treating this class af
modern masdes with the most astonishing success The
adopted by the Institution neg hse nm,
minerals posoBs The faculties a. cur are sc ,at
patients be cured at their homes in ay rsrt of the
country from accurate des riptions Of sir ease by le.r
and htse lhs henenes sent by Msl cypress Printed
iuterrcg atories VIII be forwarded application.
- Consumption. Catarrh and diseases Of the throat
cured Is Wen AZ the homes Of patients the Institution
By sending the Cnh Melica.sj Lltain Etsauic rapor,
WIN anu ample dresons FOR their ard direct
% Patients applying Or it>rrsgatories or alree muss
ineiose return Stamps, attention.
II The attending Physician he found a. the Inst,tu-
non TOT consultasioD, from NJ OF each dls.
Address, DIR. ANrREw STONE
Physician TO the Troy Lung aud Hysienc Institute aa,
l5fsiran ir nscascs ns Hsars. Throat and lung
80 t44sh sifte,, Troy Y, 30
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10 nrattoboro Feb 2S, by Rev AIR Tyler Major CIIAs
p. DUDLEY, OF the 9th Vt, Regiment, and HELEN NJ
FROST
In Dummerston, March o. by Rev. u v. Foster, ?iIN-
EAs GOODRICH, of Brattleboro aud ElLLN A. MALKEis
OF Dnmmerston, daughter of Abial A. Walker.
In Wcstmoseland, n. H.. March 3, by Rev o @ Wool
bury, Ir. THERON BURT Of wapoe, n. H., TO Miss
MARY A, COLLINS. of westmorchnd Also, by tho
Same. March 5. Mr. CHARLES H. COOK, and Mrs. RAN
Ef H. ALBEE both Of Westmoreand
In Chester March II, 1868 by Rev c. q Gurr at the
residence Of the brides father, John Hawks SAMUEL
ABBorr of Chester, Vt, to LoyINA h, HAWKS, Of
Chester, VI
OTIS, Of Grafton, VT, to HANNAH NJ. LAUGuToN, OF
Chester VT
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Small Farm For Sale.

THE subscriber offers his place For Sale in West
Il minister, W. two mics from Bellows Falls, and mile
and half Westminster Depot it is the bank Of the
Connecticut river very pleasantly situated containing u
of the best meadow Land in high state of cultiva
ton. The buildings consist Of good aud thorough built
one and story house, and barn AZ, with cellar
Both house and barn supplied with excellent spring
running through lead pipe, with ree-stone cstern
the house There the place great variety of fruit
trees bud Is very recently bNilt of selected
material in the thorough 1t is of the
very best locations in the Connecticut river valley and
one WANTING small place cannot nl better chance than
is here offered CHARLES CHURCH.
Westminster, Vt, Feb is, 1868 o.
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CAMBRIDGE MARKET.

At Market. s33 Cattie-mostly Beeves.
Prices of Market Beef-Extra, $500 90 frst quail
ty, 81 90 a 80; second quality. @650 a T5; third quail
ny. 1852 {, 900, ordinary, 5000.
Working Oxeu-npne
Cows aud Calves so, IS, 81 a H.
Yearnngs, none; two year os, $50 q 81 three year
olds, SD q "a
sheep aud ambs-2i50 at market; prices in lotss50O
l5Q each; extra, - 50 500 q 900: or {, a &c y u.
Hides. 81 a &c y u. Tsllow, e Sc y h.
Pelts. $50 a 90 each.
Remarks There advance prices Of last week,
with a better supply Of Cattle and Sheep. The hest
sold IS 50 pex Sheep sold higher number Of io-
sold Is high u &c. = U.
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John Town-heud'- Estate.

STATE OF YER MONT, The Hon. Probate Court
DIST. OF WESTMINSTER $. for said District. To all
persons interested in the Estate of JOHN ToWNSHEND,
lae of Putney, ia said district. deceased Greeting.
Whereas. Il. b Campbell administrator OF said estate,
hath ne his petition In writing TO said court
sentng that the deb against said estate about
$4,000
That the expenses Of administration and the sup
port Of the family of deceased viii be about 10000
That the personal estate of said deceased, amounts
as per appraisal. to $50 "a
And that is to sell of the real estate Of
said deceased pay said debts charges and that
thereof not be sold without injury those interested in
remainder Therefore be prays for license sell the
whole of the said real estate situated in said Putney
You hereby Notified that this court will decie
said application the session sScou be held
office of A. steddard in Powbshend in said district the
first "Wednesday 10 April A. D. 1862. AMI you also
notified that said court will make assignment To the
widow of said deeease l. the session said
when and where may he heard in the priuses you
ht.
BENZ. W. DEAN, Register.
Grafton, Mach :, 1903 lib
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BOSTON MARkET.

Tuesdty. March 18th
C0TT0Nt few small lots at 81 to 90cts Cotton goods
quies and particular change.
FLOUR AND GRAIN Market du-with prices tend
ing though there has been particular chan
Corn also duh but prices last week Oats irn,
AMI sales at 50 q S2cts. Rye 81 10. White beans s. 81
PROVISIONS Pork is firm aud sales Sl3 81 a IA 90
u Dbl Beef S14 so; Hogs q Sc; Butter rs 2sc for
extra, and common at % q 24c; Cheese IA g Ice.
sUGAR.-Dull, and sales to notice.
WOOL Market quiet Sales Of 100000 lbs fleece and
pull at IS 81 00-the latter price for very choice