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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-10-11

CoUTE q Ile0S ana aNT1oT oesS10NS-INy 1eFM, I0O4.
Cathaline Hagar vs.. John Hagar, ct AL
Petition for dover.
1t appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court that
the children Of Frederick Hagar and Sally Frost, de-
PENDANTS in this case, residents of this State,
it is ordered that publication be made in the Western
ties appear the Court House in Dallas the 7th
Monday after the 4h in September next then and there
to plead. demur to said petition; otherwise
Judgment pro confeSso will be entered as to them.
Witness, w. d. Glenn, Clerk Of said Court Office
in Dallas, the 7t Monday after the 4h Monday in June,
1864. W. D. GLENN, Clerk.
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IT H E
nYTR} ~ IS STERN { yhnM DKMDGnAY, T.,
0PubIi>hed every Tuesday,6
WILLIAM j. YATES,
EDITOR PROPRIETOR.
)TEEW32 PER AGGE1WENSC
$50 IN ADVANCE.
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

fG3~ Transient advertisements must be paid for in
aiVance.
flf,~ Advertisements not marked on the manuscript
era spccifc time will be inserted until forbid, and
charged accordingly.
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TSigned7 S. COOPER, A. and I. Gen.
Oficial-Jno. W. Hinsdale, A. A. Gen
uEADQRS RESERVE NORTH CAROLINA I
nln oil AIR

HEADQ'RS RESERVE NORTH CAROLINA
Raleigh Aug, %, 1854. !
General Orders, No. 7.
|. Pursuant General Orders No CT, paragraph w.,
AGiutan and Inspector Generals Office, dated August
18th 1864, Local Enrolling Officers will proceed at
once to organize the detailed men, of whatever kind,
their respective counties into companies reporting
to this office the names aud residence of the officers
elected.
H. All exempts invited. and earnestly requested,
to attach themselves companies thus to be organized
for home defence.
Arms and ammunition Will be issued the
companies formed
By command of Lieut.. Gen. Holmes.
JNO. w. HINSDALE, A. a. Gen.
Aug. 90 1864. 1T
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Headquarters Reserve, ~. C.,
TExtract RALEIGH, Aug. lst, 1864. !
GENERAL ORDERS No. 4.
Captains of Senior Reserves, in the several conn
ties of the State of North Carolina, where Companies
have been organized, will assemble them their
spective Court Houses, every Saturday at II O'clock
for drill and ns trlctiOn.
By command Of 1t. Cen HOLMES.
JNO. w. uINSDALE, A. \. G.
Aug. s, 1864. It. -...
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HYDE AND EG BERT FARM

Is ACKNOWLEDGED to bc OF the be producing farms In
ur phole region.
ne following remarks are taken from the financial
columns OF the Philadelphia Press OF November lG, 1864
"lhc excitement In oil stocks Is st increasing ana the
prices Of OF the producing companies atoay
advanced. We notice tic companies situated
aud Eghert farm which considered OF the best
Oh Greek, having rapidly adynro within tho last
days. This Is owing TO come large wells having been
lately struck on this property, flowing about thou
sand barrels per DAY, and flowing Two hundred
tcs per day The Cnre yield Of this farm is between
fifteen hundred and two thousand barrels por day aud
some Of the companies located on the 'Mape shade
hyde Farm, Rock 'Egbert,' and 'Minoral, have
Lad their incomes doubled by the above wells going
down The iarm Of which the largest oil
yet found Is Sad TO have been struck"
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The entire land interest twelve acres Cherry Run
about tryo-0urths ofa milo above The Reed wou THIS
property Is well located being all boreable and five
WELLS arc nOw bong drilled Il, TWO Of which are
near completion and according the leases granted FIVE
MORE WELLS are 10 be commenced the property
within one hundred days from November l, 1854. This
interest expected to increase the eld OF the Company
10 large amount
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now producing some $40 BARRELS PER DAY. This well
OF tls reliablc and has been daily increasing
and the striking OF il has proved tho fact that Cherry
property Is among the most reliable aud productive tho
oil Tt Zion.
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VI

Forty acIe IN fee smple, on cherry E1u. above the
twelve acres owned by the Company. on the adjoining
farms great activity now exists, deu.cks bchg erected
and ellis drilled Two dorric5s are loing erected
and the development Of this property viii be prosecuted
Vigorously
The following extracts are from an editorial Of TIE
Public Ledger" November 10, lsli;-
zone OF the most remarkable features atog. he present
on excitement rs That, while ne territory kEuWutO possess
tous where most OH Las been drawn on % dsuY raslle
ln price. The price, too o. t Oh II higher ttan ever
being eleven collars and bali per bGrre e. lawells now
Yet no aruunI UI creek new areas have been added OF r
Cherry Rru may to said 10 have come l1io tre market
Iuge Ia baeunn Ut tho year and Is low gIn8i.Crud ihn
mos, valuable territory .uy t0 he y'u4, WyQU
tugEUted never 10 lbA tu lt,'
Iho Company ore now ye7c'7'r~ Eon tcrrgauenc me
tgsc,ts, IIEIF-EUJE OJ Bhh.aLS Or OIL DAILY,
which viii enable item 20 pay handsome and prompt
dividend ts capital; aso aE Interest in Ei3urEEN
WELLS u various stages Of completion TWO on ALLIE
ghUy rytr rom which tacy win receive HALE the oils
THREE On Mgyuutosk Farm, from which they win re-
cr.ye ONE EIGHTH the OILS FIVE ON Cherry Run, HALF
Che Oh TWO on Cherry Rum, ALL he oils and SIX on the
Hyde and EgUcrt Farm.
Ifhese wells have sU he usual sHccoss, tho production
20 e Company VIII he increased 20 large am0unt within
tbc next ninety days.
Twenty-Five uousand dolGg win be retained IN the
Treasury for De puIoso of developing the lands CT tlo
Company.
Subscriptions viii he received to The above Company al
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THE BUCHANAN ROYALTY
OIL COMPANY.

CAPlIAL".'..,'',.... ...SlOO,OD
10000 SHARES..........PAR VALUE $1,000
PREsIDENT-JOHN ALEXANDER.
TREAsURER-JOHN W. TOBREY.
BECRETARY-wM S. LANE.
DIRECTORS.
a. q. CATTELL, President Corn Exchange National
Bank Philadelphia.
EDWARD @. JAMES, OF the house OF Thomas Richard
son Co., Philadelphia
JOHN ALEXANDER, No. 1888 Arch street, Phllada
DAVID YAEDERvEEI, Nc. Cos n Thirteenth street,
Philadelphia.
J. IL. LYDAY, ,Plttsburs.
r. PORTER, NJ. D., Wilmington.
WIN ?. LANE, Phladel lila.
Once No. 14s s. FOURTH Street.
PHILLpELPnn.
Tho properly OF this Company consists Of OIL Land.
Leases, and Ground Rent Reserves Royalties Of all the
OIL produced on the "a Buchanan Farm" on OIL Creek
And also all the oil and underground deposits In two hun
drcd Of land East Hickory creek YenAngs county,
Pennsy lyanls.
There about one hunlo and City surveyed oil lots
on the a, Buchanan Farm" over sixty OF which are
leased 10 Hrst class operators Seventeen wells
producing oil several being tested with good
pr. Fscts and twenty or dirty beIug bored at various
stages ofprogress.
A. sold promising nvos .ment u 9ited number Of
fun paid shares Of $40 por SHARE may DO Oh a 81
each, upon application to aay OF the officers, at the
once oftho Company.
The prospectus containing fun description Of the Com
pany property, can be Obtained at he office Il-2i-lm
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1 V
REED WE'LL.

Tie seventh 40 working interest two acres and
eighteen pcrchcs Cherry Run on which Is situated the
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Now producing THIRTY CIo) BARRELS DAILY. b,tf OC
which belongs 70 ihis Company The derricks f1r two
more wells are now bong erected, and operations viii at
once be lcommeuced This rcgon Of ths Allegheny river
has been found to be h.hly productive; the new well
atey stgck on the LEl rAEs ptoduein forty u1) bar
rols rcr dsy, also q new weldon RGASnEs GsAap is
pumping sIty l5o) Darrcis daily, aud uc-cang besides
other wcs OF wo ly Gud Thirty barrels "a tbc mediate
ve,nity.
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HOLIDAY PREsBNT5.
CHA RLES MIMIC,
No. Bl2 CHEsNUT STREET,

= IL A IL l. ~ y ID u M M I G..
No. SI2 CHESTNUT STREET,
ness leave 10 inform h, esteemed customers ha hi, pre-
FANCY GOODS AND Toys
suTpasses that OF any former ipp,rtapon Having sc-
ieo'ei with care Oery article himself he cs1 trails say
gompars Ga his. As 10 prices sottu y his good, rom
ne ntst manufacturers and artists Ia Eur5rs those deal
tsnly not c,mpst5 Win lin OF the iolowinS iods hc
le.s lsue 'srcty. snd IN such entirely new styles
L,ulEs' WORK-UONEs.
.ENfLBN, UpOR AND GLOVE BOXES.
GtHJ,ESiSAIh ~ rs Tor LADIES ASP GENrLENEN.
LNNs, rAEls gILr ANn HRpNlE GOODS.
i,RlNh MNgt. EulEMAN GL ,sS. .
CGiiErS-fr<EsSf fNsIisti wAIESii%SGG tG"SNyss
TiIhET ,ASD AG,3EGA 1HPLEMENr5
iKDiEs EiGs -oyEG TWENTY DIFFERENT
CrftEAss Eo,CEET.lnooKS IT, CIGAR CASES.
OAMrs OF ALL kiNDs
On 50, poMlNots, IuTTOrs
CMlrACI. CuuNrEEs, CHESS, AND BACK
RiGirEIig fNp rryoL
kovu, with mang novel uiu-s never before imnSr. cd
M M9a ,r me ,y-y .a every hgl igo W. ssogin
- .l- AiH.n v I' eng IN EUROPE. lh'. h mo- lch1t,t
CnEIS MAS PRESENTS.
"ha would De ,, NOR, , ,g.gg}'e Christmas present
FOR COLONEL,
lOE CArIA1N.
ION A ErTENANr,
,lsn hara.om raLsENTATIoN SWORD, SASH and
.I, N n,s w oe ~ ,,,o in g.'h,,, a
hcniut JcW,. g., soU.Hm street Hal, No. ts sANS)J
AN OPPORTUNITY 10 PURCHASE
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
AT Low PRICES.
Having determined TO retire from business and wishing
20 crsc aUt my ou'-o stock OF Watches Jevelr liver
Ware and Silver. Plated ware, yl'cks, Musical Boxes
Table Cutlery, &c ,wi,lB siNty Gays am prepared TO
OF Inducements 90 purchasers aud solicit an exam ma
ton of these soods, mos. OF which god s1s ana Of
huC quality.
THOMAS {. GARRETT,
IR2t No. 7t2 CursSUr sTREEV
USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
Cold spcc,ac'o,, Gold EycG asses, Su roscopos Opera
Glsses spy Glasses, s,Oreoscopcs and Views, Magic
Lanterns BOXES OF Drawing Instruments Pocket Com
passes, Fanny Thermometers, Globes, Air Pumps Ecc-
uc Machines, Gayanc Batteries, Spelling Boards with
Movable Letters, &C. &C, for soleby
JAMES W. QUEEN &OO.,
No. 09l CHESNUT STREET.
illustrated Catalogues gratis Ii.31
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JERSEY WELL,

Row producing about $50 BARRELS PER DAY. This Is
Of the largest Flowing wos on the Creok.
In lot NO 20, which Is situated KErLER WELL The
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sVDaeaWZIlN rRLoH. saa1 rnn snARM.
This Company own she Following Interests
SMITH FARM.

Tr,snrir' ,'sas tu.ese,, ,a .s., 81 es,o a, osr,,,
on thC celebrated
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AND COLORADO
GOLD MINING COMPANY.

CHARTERED py STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA.
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TIuFF QUARTERMASTER's OFFICE,
1 Cf;clvyArf, Ohio, November ~, 1854.
Proposals are nvitedby the undersigned until w 10 NES-
DAY, Doc Cmber 7, 1861 at y oeleA Ms ior furnishing
this Department (by con'Tletl VIA -, -, -
INFANTRY rROWsERs-s b. he-sey' army sian
SHELvFR TENTS, Of qslf inch Duck, weighing OF.
% the lineal ylrd--Afnly standard
TO bs made m accordance with pscideat0ns ADOPTED
ry tAc Quartcrmasers Department" COPY oi W4ish can
As6. ior ~ immediate delivery Of
PETROLEUM Oh " AIEE PtOof fAfEk
Cl which bidders " N tIrnish 3an!plea'
Samples of lie standard articles may ne seen 40 tn0
Orce ofCl- IN ng and Equin1ge m t.A M ey, We, st.,
no be delivered cree charge az the nted states tn
sqte10u warehouse in uls cy,in goou new pAehAgeat
with ho name nc parry fr hins the klnu aud guam
ty Oh Goods istiECt marked on eael article ana package
Parties oltu- goods must dsule{ STATE lh ller hiia
the quantity they propose furnish, me prce aad time Of
samples, Whon submitted, must be marked and num-
lCrad TO correspond wiz. LAt Nropuaal aud fle parties
thereto guarantee g tte goods shan be- IN every
respect equal 70 Amy standard Otherwise the proposal
saSrantse, signed by two resp lnabla pertous must
accompany each bid euarlnteeng that the bidder VII
supply the gucs LWaldll 60 him under tis proposal.
lids vi be opened ON W WEDNESDAY, December ISL,
a. " o'clock Ms 20 ms ohcei ana bidders are re-
Awards win be made on Wednesday, December S. lssG
hqnds win BE required ,hattae conlractwiubs faithfully
hlnu-d.
Ieogrnms relating 70 proposals VIM not be noticed.
Blank fotms Of nroposAis, contracts ana bcnds sy ~
The right % reset any bid deemed unreasonAl1e is
reserved. ,.r.,,.
Endorse envelope Proposals for lhgs psefi 'Ae mana
Ct the article onercd)s auc address ~ NJ McKIaF
Colonel NILliAA ", N.,.stti neoddt
ll-9sIt chlsf ouerieTpai'''i as'-''N N'F''
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GETTXsBUHG WELL.
COQUETTE,

Said to bO producing six hundred barrels per day (he
striking at his well advanced the pie shade Companys
stock from SIT TO s por shsro) Preparations win be az
once commenced to sink well on this lot.
In lot No. 90 which il aed from IT'S
proximity to the keystone leases and TIC Jersey wer
In lot no. Il, on which Is situated the celebrated
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INSURANCE AGAINST ACCIDENTS.

TRAVELLERS INSURANCE COMPANY,
HARTFORD, CONN.
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WILLIAM W. ALLEN,
AGENT,
Ne. 4Oi WALNbT STREET.
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InsurRrc &c Effected In this Company egAinat
ACCiDEHIS Or EVERY DE EsCRIPTI0R
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ROYAL PBTROLBJM COMPANY.
100000 SHARES.
working Capital ssS.Ooo.

working Capital. Se0,Ooo.
svBSc8wZC3N PRICE. Sgeo FER SHARE.
This Company own she Following Interests
The sr'irs v,rslas tn.esc,t tn su, o. ,bso n o,r,,
on the celebrated
SMITH EAIJNI.
On Allegheny river Eve miles below ba .ovn =. franuu.
On this lease is situated the
IIUBIgS' WELL,
Now producing THIRTY Co) BARRELS DAILY. htlf OF
which belongs 20 this Company. The derricks Tor two
more wells are now boing erected and operations viii at
once be commeuccd. This rcgon Of ths Allegheny rver
has been found to be hi.hly productive; the well
iatey sgck on the LEl rAEs Is ptocuen forty O1) bar
rols ucr day. also u new weldon REANpEs IsLAap i,
pumping try l6o) Darrois daily aud nc-caslnG besides
other wo OF two y Gud uty barrels Ia the TN noJiat,
vicinity
II.
one eighth % o,c .ntcrca, l1 'lo,bc o, oot,uedtu
ier, on the
H. McCLINTOCIx FARM,
On on Creek. on which lease {, stqstsd two wells p7o-
dueing EiGHTY BAiRELs rER DAY. On this lease
three new wells beitS drilled aud near compile
ton, from which the Company will receive tho .EolrH
rur OF, Tie istm Is wou known the fact that tho
"SoCunocLyuc Iv.roloum Comp any" own tho land tn
tercst
Ill
The gl,b workGs interest "a the foroHns dc,oribsd
loIs on toe Cclab.atyd
HYDE AND IGO OBERTFAuNI
Oh OOHCrscs. In lot No. s. on which there s well now
ttos tested Ir lot No. {, oa which is situated the
TURTLE WELL.
Ia TOT No G. Ont This tot the new
IGGBERT WILL,
suor bccs drilled and from the fsc that jos lot No
KDXSTONE WELL NO ~,
Lately struck /; expected that largo sowing well will
be obtained on tbs lot
In lot tO.S. THIS lot Is situated between lots and9
iuoWn as tho "Kcys'ore Loascs,' which have proved
themseivcs to be the very best Of territory. On this lot Is
situated The
which being d led deeper as the tools which had
been fast removed ind from the indications large
yield is ospcctcd.
In lot No. 10, on which preparations being made to
sink q well.
onlns the lot No. %, on which situated the Flow
ing Wen
CO3UETTE,
Said to bO producing six hundred barrels per day (ho
striking at his well advanced the Maple Shade Companys
stock from SIT TO sH por shsre) Preparations win be- az
once commenced to sink well this lot.
In lot No. 90 which ID Rdvantageousy situated from ts
proximity to the Keystone leases and tic Jersey wen.
In lot no. Il, on which T. situated the celebrated
JERSEY WELL,
Row producing about $50 BARRELS PER DAY. This Is |
one fine largest Flowing wolIs the Crook.
In lot NO 20, which Is IL KErLER WELL The
HYDE AND IGG BERT FARM
Is Acknowledged to bo OF the best producing farms In
thr phole region,
1.t following remarks are taken from the financial |
columns OF the Philadelphia Press OF November lG 1864;
"1hc excitement In oil stocks is st increasing ana the
price, OF some o INC producing companies have materially
advanced We notice tic companies situated the Hyde
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IW!i CuEsSUr STREET.
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r. 1. MOSS,

VOLC MIC OIL
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H. N1cCL1NToC1z FARM.

On on Creek, which lease Is stqsted Two wells pro
ducing EiGHTY BaI;ELIS PR DAY. On this lease
three wells nov beitS drilled aud near compile
uou from which the company viii receive tho Etoa
rnr OH, Tic isims wei known fom the tact that tho
"NocuntocLvuc Iclroloum Company" own the land tu-
teTcst.
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CAPITAL ............-.....................sloO $4,000
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Having determined To- retire from business, and wishing
20 close aut nay entire stock Wafches, Jevpr, liver
Ware and Silver PLATED Ware, C,cEs Musical Boxes,
Table Cutlery, go wi,lil sNty tays, I am prepared to
OF Inducements 90 purchasers and soJct an exam ma
ton these soods mos. which arc 80 ID syIs ana of
due qusuty
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lease on the
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-05-14

! Whlsky-Quiet and unsettled. Salesat d ZIG
l y Tor state, and 81 . for western.
Wneat-l02c higher r, with a better export de-
mand: salesat 81 S. chiefly 81 So for amber.
and q g for Milwaukee
Corn-Firmer, with limited supply. Old
mixed western Ut 81 H.
Osts-FiImer, with sales at EoeeH for winter.
cash, and soc on credit
bond at 57@58c.
W0ol-Quiet.
fork-Op ned with a little moro dfmneos, and
closed quiet at about yesterdays prices. IS 50
gH ~ Tor new mess. SO &0H u for old mes,
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Oct and April 10.
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Died.

DIED.
On the 18th inst, Mn. EIIzABErH FoRpNEY
wife Of VIM. Fordney. Esq. aged z years and
The funeral will take place from the family
resldence 90 Washington street, ct O'Clock thu
Saturday afternoon.
At the Soldiers Home, st. Louis, Mo-, May
10th. 1854, AAAsA DAILY, Of Company e. First
c cEwe CSsva,sy ssepson q IT. = Sson q mi.
notice wilt be given Of his funeral. He was on
his way homo ON y veteran furiough.
In this city on the 18th inst, GEORGE WASH.
IN0TON, son Of William and Emma Turner aged
six years slx months and four days.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
Reeds Temple 81 Music.

this noted establishment Its triple stores and
fine style attracts attention from everybody. It
Is visited daily BY numbers Of strangers from al
1t Is one of the features of these rooms that they
are thr own open equally free to those who 60 70
this e,tabiishnent diners nom others, in that Al
Mr.. Reed Is agent for no particular piano, and
pushes no one 70 the exclusion OF al Others, not
claiming he has the only good piano in the mar
ket. We counted fifteen dinerent makers, COM
mencing with Chicsering 4 Sons, and embra-
cling the best New York and Boston makers.-
y only when you zee them together you can tell
the merits Of two instruments. Those who. buy
2 piano Without visiting Reeds, win pass by the
largest stock In the United Stafes -CH2e0od
Journal rs 4.5s - ~
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CHICAGO, May L
Elour-Frm, ct 3 0O@ o. for white winter,
and IS 75@6 5OL for shipping extra.
Wheat-About lc higher. sales were 1900
6uene!s at 81 lS@l 70 tor No. 2 spring, and 301f
81 ~ fOr No. ], and closing In the evening with
and FO. 2 atl2O
Corn active, and &c higher
Oats-Were shade lower, with sales ct 671<0
CSC for No. l.
Rye-Frm, at 81 49,
Barley-Frin and active.
,Whlsky-Dull. Sales 1000 barrels ct 81 l5l<
fOrk-dull. Sales Of dry sailed shoulders q
llzzc, packed bacon shoulders at &c.
rendered at l3Lc.
Freights-14c higher. with two charters Ct &
nor wheat to buffalo,