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Chronic Cases

with satisfaction: Rheumatism Affections Of the
Lungs; Diseases Of the Throat, Swelled Joints,
Stiff Limbs, Pieunsy, Psins Ulcerss Cancer, Gravel,
Diseases Of the Heart and Liver, Inflammation OF
the Stomach, Neuralgia, Kings Evil or Serofua,
Deafness, Diseases Of the Eyes, Debiitated Sys-
tens, Dyspepsia OF Indigestion, and Consumption
together with ali Private Diseases Snd Diseases OF
the Urinary Organs.
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NO. e5.

from the Valley. Nothing further has
been heard from Lexington, aud it Is
hoped that the accounts that have
reached Us of the damage done there
~ the enemy may have been exager-
ated
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no ApYERFIsERs IN nEflIL.
THE RATES Will BE As FOLLOWS.

MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
VII be charged at the usual advertising rates.
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where Gen. Lee in his dispatch above
states the enemy to have moved, Is i'm
mediately on the James river, not far
from Bermuda Hundred, where Butler
Is, and the river at that point Is narrow
and well situated for the laying down
Of pontoOns. 1t IL likely he crossed his
forces over here, and effected a juno
ton with Butler. At any rate, it was
generally reported and believed last
night that the enemy was moving on
Petersburg, and FumOr was current
that fighting had commenced between
the two armies. We learned last night
on inquiring in official circles, that they
had been advised Of no fighting be-
yond some diminishing yesterday with
bearings cavalry, in which our pickets
were driven in. Otherwise they report
ed al quiet But private accounts re-
ported that the enemy was around
Petersburg, and that his forces were
in line Of battle in front Of the outer
Notifications. This may be little ex-
trayagant-a little too far; but from all
We can learn. We think II il likely that
Grant has effected q junction with But
Ter, and designs moving on Petersburg,
with the view Of cutting our lines Of
communication with the South Find
ing that he cannot whip us he VII
probably resort 70 the other exPedisnt
Of starving ~.
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Information was received last even
ing that the raiding party, that vas last
heard from As making for Campbell
Court House, left there yesterday even
ing by the Paunill bridge road. This
il the direct road from Campbell Court
House 70 Danville, and the distance i
about forty-fve miles The party il re-
ported about 500 strong Telegaphic
communication with DanviIle Ess IN
interrupted up to half past ten O'Clock
last night The PassengeF trains Of
Tuesday night and yesterday morning,
had arrived safely.
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TO the Ladies.

All Affections Of the Womb treated with success.
Those Married Ladies who have been SO unfortu-
nate 70 miscarTy or prove abortion, be carried
to their full time if found pregnant by giving me q
csl.
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SteriIity.


Young Married Ladies whose misfortune il has
been not 10 bring forth in due season, remember
God has said you should multiply and Teplenish. II
this is your desire you can consult me either BY
letter or IN person. No lady over thirty-ve years
OF age need make application. All communications
by letter or person strictly confidential.
Night Emissions Cured.
Young Man, stop before you further go. OK all
diseases subject 70 Man. there il no disease hard
TO cure as Night Emissions, and physicians are
scarce thst understand treating it; and 70 you can
say that have cured dozens in this city, well a.
ia different States, who have spent dollar after dol
lar, and are now vel cured by me. / am daily re-
ceivng letters and sending medicine 70 al parts OF
the country. In word, ali that are diseased IL
any way, and viii give me call, VIII give salts
faction for all Of the diseases mentioned IN this ad-
vertsement. The best Of references given in this
city.
al letters directed to
DR.. MCGILL,
Union street, Nashville, Tenn,
Jsni viii meet with prompt attention
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8nion.
EM. OAMEEOK : col. PuslIshsr..
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:

WEEKLY tsiasis copy) per yesz...-.........sa %
six mOntha...-.-.-..... %
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FsON THE YAILEY.
We are still Without any later news
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sIMNEs -NeAIN ArLnAr.

WASHINGTON, November Tho following
has just been received by the Government in
reference to the new pIratical steamer 70 be
commanded by Che GO,Orious free Oootor Senmcs :
USIrED STATES CONSULATE, LGyERpoOI, Oeto.
Der IL. lb6i.-Sir: The English screw gfea,ncr
Sea h'Hg, built at Glasgow IN l8 -, cleared for
Bombay, and satleu for I.Ondoa on the sth iast.
with large Gn0ntity of coal, fifty tons of meta!
ana crew OF torty-scy1n men, in command OF
Captain Goblet
MIR, SiscO, Uni cd States Consular Agent at
DoVCri says he has ftliRble inform ton that ip-
tain Senines is % have this vessel. From what
Is known az this Office about the Sea Kim indie
pendent of the Information of Mr. Sisco, [ have
not the least doubt she is the vessel The steamer
Laurel is TO meet and that Captain Semmes
with the Otii ers 'nel, and guns Jaksu out in tho
LaWeii VIII ce transferred TO hcr. Their place of
meciug ig not known t. ne.
The Sea KiRg is r very fast, strongly built
aud fine Looking screw steamer, bui OF wood
with iron frame, AMI cOpg,r-d, about one thou.
sand tons burden, snd W. hundred aud twenty
two feet long, ore funnel, three nri sht m l,t,
shiI -rirged with wire rigging heavily splrred
machinery abat the miilmIst. No doubt her
name will BE- changed,
! am sir, very respectfully, your obsdient
servant THOMAS H. DUDLEY, Consul.
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WANAMAKER & BROWN,
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THE DICTATOR"
Her DimensiOns and Capacity.
Ihe following lhtLar frnm nnntnin Erin--c

NNNNa-NNA'hn--Ff aNAAh NNpNNalIs
The following letter from Captain Ericsson
appears in the Boston Jolapal:-
"EIw YoRK, November ?, lSji.-To the Editor
ofthy Boston JO'Hgol:-ln reply 90 iuguires made
by izeDs Of Boston, ! beg 10 STATE that Ihg Die-
ttpr l. thntY'o.e Inches ouE 0t Nltg n the stern
arA fulty three inches cur ui water gg the bow
tha morning, She must bs brought oigLt inches
dctIer in order TO be IN proper ightiug trim.
"Ihcr1 arc six hundred tons OF coal on board,
also two thirds OF the stores and nearly half the
ysels complement of shot. The capacity of
her lunkers is eight hundred tons, Is intended,
and Eerdratt is half an inch less than the estimate
"-le engines make Gty-niue turns with the
throttle one-quarter open.
"Nothing has occurred % indicate that the
Dic'W2y win disappoint the eNpe1auon Of the
Navy department. j, ERICSSON"
DEATH OF MR. J.. T. GgoyER.-- We record with
sorrow The death, after q short illness, of Mr.. b,
7. Grover, brother of Mr. Leonard Grover which
occurred last night, No his residence in this city
Mr. Grover had made many friends IN the city,
whOmlit viii painto learn that he is no more
whom they appreciated so highly. because of
this sad hereaYemcnttherew will be no Performance
at Mr.. Growers theatre tl-night.- UdsI IRy yt0R
Star " Friday ergaiAg
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hSY@ NOT ICE.
- FAIlMERs, AND NlEOHANICS RANK

PHILADELPHIA, Oct her 20, 1864.
Notice is hereby given, agreeby section Of the act
OF the General Assembly OF the Commonwealth OF Pean-
sylvana, entitled IAN act enabling Banss OF the Com
monwealth TO become Associations for the purpose OF
Banking under the Laws Of the United States" approved
e22d day OF August, A. ID. 1864 tho Stocho dsrs
Of the Farmers and Mechanics Bank PHILADELPHIA have
this day voted 10 bect such Assscaton and that
Ito Directors have procured tho authority the owners
of more than thirds OF the Capital Stock make The
certhcate required therefor by tie laws OF the United
States
lO-2I-SOt W. RUSHrON, JR., Cashier.
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~ FOR LIVERPOOL, TUESDAY,
l. November d..
Ih British ship PHILADELPHIA, Captain O. r. Pool
wl 'sll Tor the above port on the jtli November "
SueIage 1925 in CurrnNCy. ii
THOMAS RTCHtRDsDg & CO.
lrto No. lW WALNUT Street.
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hZg3@ HQTIC =
Ge-1 GUhH ENC,u.,-

Nottoo l.. 49,, PHILADELPHIA, October 20, 1864.
~ Htieby given, agreeably 10 Section OF the act
tyIra, 'neiM Assembly OF the Commonwealth Of Penn
a eIH, shtlued An act enabling Banks OF the COM
MohWeaUh 70 become Associations for the pnrn,sc NJ
BenSng under the laws Of tho United states approved
ne "a uay OF August A. D. 1885, that the Stockholders Of
The Corn Exchange Bank OF Philadelphia have tIis 6sv
Eota TO become such an Associations aud that lis Ditec-
tors nave procured the authority the owners OF mora
thirds Of the Capital Stock make tho
required therefor by the laws Of the United states.
~ 1l-ty J. w. TORnEV cash
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PROPOSALS, 80
OEF1cE ASSISTANT oUARTERMAsTBR.

{ lfflCH ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTBR
- MILITARY DISTRICT or PHILADELPHIA ,
NO. HOS GiElEB STREET, November T. 1861
Of 1l ksDAN 10Th instant for thc erection and nap,nIs
uon OF additional Quarters and st'tchouse AZ CAdWaaer
hrI"c ac'orUng 10 plans and specncatons now at the
street " . w. W. -'' o D'Ath
Proposals viii state the shortest te required 70 COM
n,shed at this efice. i ~ N' 'u'-
Inc united states reserves the right 20 reject Ali bids
utemed incompatible with It's interests
So ALBEIT 3. ASHMEAD,
81 Captain and A. o. M.
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n1JJ@ n OF Il.
~ BANK oF NORTHERN LIRERTIHs

PWLAuULpuA, October 20, al
NOce hereby given, agrcenby to secton1 ~, tbe act
of the General Assembly Of the COmmonwc6 Of Penn.
syknnia entitled - enabling Banks of 10 Scr,r1,r
wealth 70 becomo Assocaons for the purp ,o of Banng
under the laws OF the United States" rnroycd the Va
day Of August A. D. lSGi that tho cSethoiJcr. nf fbs
Bahk Of Northern Liberties have t iav yofei to become
such an association, and that It's ,rsct nav, prorss
tho authority Of the owners Of - ~ -,
Capital stock TO make the cer' ,ieaie - ofthe
Ihe eaws ei tie United state " required therefor by
W2l.GOt " ctr,,,,-.
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IN TUE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS FOR
1 IllL NLII AND ClMhIN OF rmLLALELnuLA Y

VcLd r>. JuDe n, 1861 No. Us.
Jlc Auditor hppiutcd TO report distribution nf the fund
Produced 10y Shcria sale under tho above writ of an
uat certain lot or piece Of ground, with Stor
Ice esaIhGe thereon erected, situate the ~ f.
nef OF fourh ana wharton in the city of Phillde-
phn, containing in trout Wharton Street 20 ect aud
tNntlng IN length or depth uurthward along Fourth
street and b, tween parallel Hines right RngiHs IN Rhar-
ton street g. t,'t ichcs an ailcy feet uchc, vide
lead eastward nOn tn.d Fourth street, will attend 10
tlc Cutlcs ot his appointment MONDAY, toe 2Istof
Ao'tWttr, 1t l.. NJ a. h.s Office No. l3I s. SIN I'll
Suee', ihadcIiH, vhtu ELd where all pardcs inter-
ctcd mUst their claims OF they will be debarred
irlm coming m said fund.
ll-5-lw f. II. THoRP, Auditor
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EREsH BEEF AND VEGETABLES.
NAVY DgPARrNEST,
BrREAu OF PnovIsIoNs ANp OLormns. 7

NAVY DEPARTMEST, D
BuREAU PROVISIONS AND OIoTfnse :
November &, 1851.
Sealed Proposals endorsed Proposals for Fresn Beef
ard Vegetables, Wi be received this Buroau until
clock r. NJ, the 18th day OF November inst for the
supply Of 100000 pounds of FRESH BEEF, aBd 100000
pounds Of FRESH VEGETABLES, at the Phiia 1elphia
Station required the Beef Vegetables must be OF
good quality, and the best the market Affords and each
article be offered by the pound The Beef 10 be IN
equal ptoporlLlns, fore and bind quarters.
Bonds, with approved security, will be requred in
hall the estimated amount Of tAe and twenty
per oent.n addition will be withheld from the amount of
each payment 10 be made collateral security for the
due performance ofthe contract, which will no
be paid until I is fully complied with.
Every offer must be accompanied by written guarAn-
tee signed by responsible that the
bidder bidders w II his their bid be accepted enter
into obligation within Ave days. with good and sum
cient sureties. TO furnish the articles proposed.
No proposal win be considered unless accompanied by
such guarantee and by satisfactory evidence that the
bidder regular dealer in the articles proposed and has
the license required by law.
Tho Department reserves the right TO reject any
proposal not considered advantageous to the Govern
ment. ll-4-lOt
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DROPOsAI.S TOR RArIoNs-

QvAnrrwI,strns orrIcE, U. 8. NJ. coRPs,
.. WASiGSufON, glst Octobor- IaRl
sSaiea rT9rossa Mn 9s received at this once ant
nshng Eaiousto the Unifed states Marines al The fol-
loN ing stations. for the yearls6j, VIZ. -
Charlestown, Massachusetts. .N
Brooklyn. New York. '
Philadelphia, PJnnsN lvania.
,'d.,iaI, mashiIston & cry District o. Columbia.
Fsch ration to conIls OF three lourths Of pound OF
boS or bacon or one aud fourth pound Of flesh
hard bread or one and fourth pound ana
OF The rate 70 one hundred raons OF eight quarts OF beans
tw per week one hundred ana y oSnces @ OF
potatoes and one hundred ounces OF mixed Vegetables;
pound Of tea hoen pounds augar four quarts OF vine
gar one pound of sperm candles, aud -onr,
pound Of adAmantne candles OF one and half pound OF
taI9w tour pounds Of soap and two quarts VI salt
mandng ocor each sation the fresh beef either IN
bnk or BY the single ration, Of good quality. with an
aidgeys-talow exclndsd; the pork, so i prime mess
pSrA tue Hour extra snpernne the coffee, good Rio the
vinegar, candles soap, salt &c, 10 be good quality.
An bids must be accompanied BY the following guar
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
Inc unie,sgned =, Of - IN the State OF
HEREBY guarantee thai IN case The iTscSnn S. ba Of
oT ratons as above described be accepted they
the post Office naicd execute the Contract for The same
with good and sufficient seclres and IN the sad
to make coed The S between the or o
witness, A. H., Guarantor.
E'F' 20, CD, GuArantor.
hereby certify that the above named - arc
sn9wn TO me as men of property and able t, make good
To be signed oy the Untei States District Judge United
st2Aes District Attorney, or Collector. ~. It4
No proposal VII booonsideTed unless accompanied by
the above guarantee. NM --I = - : {
TIE paper containing ths rs, insertion this for
sGj," aud addressed to tho undersgned
10 ALMA. N,,tor .,d c,,.-.o,. -, -
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NS NOIICE.-AT A GENERAL MEET
ug a. tho StogkAold rs OF "Ila Bank of Penn
I'YIs'ip' 10 ro e1u1w VI Ihlade,paia bsb q Oh,
1 s'it i.'7f.ll tA- ttJ Hf h'Ial'lNlla, un HNaf'-
LA- o.i'.or-, 1881 me nloNIg praapJ. lna res II.
u.4 "Ht p.s.tl Hl0uiuun-lV;-
whereas, ttg Directors ui zoe Bank Penn IJWnslil
On c count o. q fhlgdelpl. have prleurg' ttg y-t3l
"tlAuIY C iht owners o tfn-flits OF th# ntpr stock
q. He s.,a y na 10 make PIE c-ntaeats rqu.rl ~ lle
a't g me United Ata'8 90 f'anls H1s convert che said
han no Sa iona association Tor clryiug on he blf-
he.oysd, lhst tae Bank Of Penn Township, Ia the
county ot Philadelphia, shan become, ana ihc sAue he
hereby changed aud converted gt0 an association Tor
carry r the business Cf bank ae under the laws % the
Ircd States, entitled "An aot % provide uatonal
rency secured BY pledge OF United States Bonds and 70
provide fr the Crcuau0u aud redemption thereof"
proved June 3 1906 And the OF the sail national
ass0c alton slll be TNE PENN NATIONAL BANK.
And the Drscrrs tie said Bank hereby authorized
10 40 and perform every act matter aud niCg feeessary
to be done 70 carry Into m and complete eject nc ltsn
ton this re5oution. And the Cashier shall publish O
tee ihaeof or thirty days In Tie North American and
Unit states Gazette newspaper of the city OF Phia-
dcfia, and SEND like printed notice, by mai otherwise
70 each st0ckhodur asrcuhoy % toe provisions OF c
Le egaaluro Of the Commonwealth Penn syivnna
entitled "An act enabling ihe Banks Of this Common.
cath 20 become AsBccaj ions flr he purpose OF Blnf-
ing under the laws cf the Unted states" aoproved
Ausq % ~, 1854. JAMES hUSSELL,
UFl-'V Cashier.
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t47 NOTICE.
- TIE CITY RANK

n
-, PHILADELPHIA, October 20 lsG1.
Hce Is ereby given, agreeaby section OF the act
oi te Sentra Assembly OF Il Commonwealth Of Penn
syyana entitled An act enab ing Banks u.e Comm5n-
Weeh TO become Associations the purpose of BAnKing
gndei the laws of the Uned staos approved the 25i
day q August, A. ID. 1884, that the Stockholders OF the
CITY bank have this day voted 10 become such an assoca
hOn and that It's Directors have the AUTHORITY Of
The owners or more than two thirds the Capital stock o
United nics. ~ ~ VI '"s
I02lW @. ALBERT LEWIS Cashier.
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il53 n o L Il.
kESSIEGTOE BANK, IN THE COUNTY
OF PHILADELPHIA

. PHILADELPHIA, October %. 1864.
Sotce 5 hereby given. a. raeaoy to section olhe acl
o pe General Assembly Of the COmm0nWeAi Of Penn
sylYania entitled AN act ena5ing IanEs of me GoaoT
Mcsh 70 become Associations Tor OF Bankng
shde hc laws OF the United States, approved ts 9i
Iy ol august \ D. 1851 tbat tie stockholders OF the
kensngIOn ank In the county Of Phadelphia have his
Wy Notta 70 become such an Association; and that It's
Drtc9rs have procured the authority Of tho owners of
more lhan two thirds OF the Capital Stock 10 make the
States, ~ "
l0-1 @. II. YERKEs, Cashier.
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pEMEDY FOR THE PILES.-THIS EX.
eelGnt Medicine Is preGarcdby Hcary Cornish Drug
At LANCASTER 4 WILLS, y. L. corner TENTH aud
ARCH streets, Philadelphia ~
IT, HR.& ". BEINGHURST, Wilmington, Del.
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H(sJ" &C MON w EALTH BANK.
PIuLADELrHIA, October II, 1861
The annual election tor Directors VIII be held al the
Bankins house on MONDAY, the 2lst day Of November
next, between the hours ono A, NJ and Il. NJ.
The annual meeting OF the Stockholders win be held at
the Banhing-ho on TUESDAY, November I, 1854 at
~ o clock A. VI, ii. q. YOU NG,
l02l-mwfl0t Cashier
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-13
Major Gen. Frankiin's Capture
Confirmed.
&c. Ac., &c &c. DC.
from Albany.

ALBANY, July l2-Goyernor Seymour has
issued general order directing cUmmandants OF
all regiments OF National Guarcs TO hold their
commands in readiness for immediate service
Msjor GeuersIs aud lBrigadier Generals are di-
rectei TO that this order is ut once promul
gated throughout their divisions aud bTigndes.
tie also issued an order % the people of the
State To aid ia carrying it out yjnining the Ma
ional Guard, or by such other measures as will
give that organization the number required by
law.
He says that unless this is done al once can
not respond To the calls made by the President,
of the United States
The national Constitution declares tina, we'll
egdlaiej militia II necessary to the security OF a
free State II We had needed this truth, va
should not have been subjected to the disgrace OF
riots, and To the haz irds OF still greater Gala m
tiles
The negligence and false economy which led
u to disregard this warning, have been fe=rfully
punished
The cost Of forming and equpping the national
guard would have been trihlng compared with
the amount which New York must now paw as
It's quota of the expense of driving back both the
armies which now threaten the national capital.
Let US be warned by errors OF the past, and
implore all citizens TO lay aside passion and pref
udice and to unite in carrying out a lawful de-
mand by the honor, the interest. and the safety
of The entire nation. In many parts Of New
York this duty has been utterly neglected. and
the bnrden of answering calls for militia has been
thrown upon a few sections OF the State In
time of civil war We Derpexed with many
questions which are beyond the grasp of any
mind; them from different stand points,
and reach conflicting conclusions.
1t is only Ignorance and bgotry will make
these difference and views occasions for contro
vercies and reproach. However we may differ
upon other points there should be no conflicts of
opinions IA TO the duties To the State
aud National Government. | expect all not
to allow their passions, prejudices and suspicious
to increase the danger which Overhangs u. Let
Us cordially unite in measures essential to the
preservation of the power, the national unity.
the peace and good order Of society.
Foremost among them is the organization Of
those liable to duty without respect 10 creed or
political opinions. into local militia companies. in
order To meet the constitutional demand of me
General Government, to secure the enforcement
Of the laws of the State and afford security TO the
lives and homes of our citizens. This must be
done AZ once
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COM ~ ERCiAl.


NEW YORK, July ~.
Flour-State and estern heavy and 25(65 SIC
lover for parcels on the spot; Sll 1912 tor
common to good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio. and Sl2 05@l3 for trade brands.
market closing heavy; no buyers at outside quo
terions Included IN the sales are ] 900 brls ex
ira round hoop Ohio. deliverable from Sep 10Th
To October 10Th at SD; 200 brls extra State at
Sll IS
Wheat dull and nominally sldl0c lower; So
3o@2 % for Chicago spring: 50 4ed2 gu Mi
waukee club; S26262 ca W,uter red Western
Whisky heay, ami dropping; ST. 1891 "a for
Western: new at inside price
Corn opened steady and closed dull and lower;
81 62@l 63 for new mixed Western; ST. 65 for
old do
Sugar in moderate request at 20Ia d23c.
PHIk dull, heavy and lower at $40 Tor mess:
S46@i6 IS new do: closing at inside price; $40
prime mes; sl~o. 500 brls mess for July az
buyers option. Sf4; 600 brs new DO at same
terms. dlivered at S41 500 brls do for August
1T huyers option at SAL.
Beef dy and nominal
Lard dull and lower. part Of the sales at % y
@2Hsc
Money octive and quite firm at 76sc
Sterling irrec ular and unsettledat 81 0931c.
Gold irregulnr and unsettled; opening at 81 50,
closing at 81 1902 1874