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Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-08
The Art Of Fighting the
French Army.

Prince Frederick Charles, Of Prussia, in a
pamphlet printed some years ago, gave us The
first principle Of the French army, that the
French soldier always marches forward the
second, lie says, is, that uora! is superior to
physical force. So Marshal Canrobcrt, when
he had a coup de w"in on his hands in the
Crmca, always asked his soldiers: DO you
Eerl equal to it!' They never answered
mo-" and the PROMISE which, tl,"l themselves
had given to their General was the guarantee
Of their success. The third principle of the
French, according to the Prince, is, to hold
themselves in IL serrie,l column against an enc
my which is badly disciplined and u,accus-
toned to military manUuvrcs; ;; and on the cnu-
trary, to fight witt, 'lisordercd ranks and like
skirn:shcrs when they have to do with regular
aud we'll disciplined troops. The fourth
French principle Is, never to efeud them
selves passivcly. Of this the Prince says: Ill
it happens that the French are attacked BY a
close column, they proceed in tlis way, aud it
is especially excellent when the attack is rot
supported by a corps de reserpc The French
rihemen give way at tile point of attack; the
attacking column, imagining that this is the
commencement OF a retreat, pushes on, bat
soon the rifemcn present new front; one or
two columns advance; the slmlpshootcrs sur
round the enemy on all sides; he hesitates; lie
loses tire he cannot turn back; there he is
compelled to fght and is abandoned to his
fate. The French soldiers are ordered in this
case not to kill any more, but to make PRISON
ers, because a soldier can take five or six pris-
oners in the time required to kill one man.
ut is principle" says the Prince, ''ln the
French army, that an attack, when once re-
solved upon, can nev.r be executed too soon or
too rapidly. In Italy, fire seldom lasted a
quarter of an hour before they came to the
bayonet oftenti es they did not burn car
fridge during the attack. 1t appears now that
the French attack at a full run, to which they
are exercised during peace. so that, when they
reach the enemy, they are moi out of breath.
The Prince claims many Of these principle as
of Prussian origin. He believes that they are
not even the proouct Of the French national
character, and that the temperament of the
Prussian soldiers is admirably adapted to their
adoption. In conclusion, be proposes first 10
emplo rihcmen by columns Of oPe company
each; second, to dispose the armed in depth
rather than in breadth, which increases the
power of resistance on the Aanks. and prevents
a rapid loss of men and thirdly, the disposi.
] tion Of an army as much as possible like the
squares on chess board, which is the bes,
means of sustaining the impetuous attack Of
such troops as the Zouaves and Turcos made
on a full run and with the bayonet. Perhaps
it would be we'll tor some of our own author:
ties to study these principles.
Ifyou hear man say that he hasn't 9
, friend in the world, you may be pretty sure
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-08

No NEWS I'VE have nothing of interest with which
to regae our news-loring readers this mornng-he
only censaion on the tspis being that Of France Aus
tra aud Spain having formed an alliance with view
to Intervention me- However, the quidnuncs are
on the alert-so look out for something FRESH. The
gentleman from fountain Head, it is said, will ar
rive this p. m.
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-08
BRIDGE COMPANY.

0N AND AFTER WEDNESDAY NEXT, THE
" IUinst-, Toll for crossing the Ferry must be paid
in specie Eor The convenience of the citizens, Tickets
for any amount of Ferriage will be sold by Mr. SHAM
NON at the Branch Bank for specie or provisions, or
the note Of the party purchasing, payable on The 1st
of January next in good currency at par, as may be.
agreed on.
By ortier Of Board Of Directors,
JNo. NJ. DESAUssURE,
May S-3t Prest.
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-08

GREAT BRITAIN The revenue returnsfo for the lluah'
cial year ending March 81, show net increase o:
slO4 ouO on the year. Notwithstanding the great;
reduction in taxation the revenue exceeds by nearly
hafa million sterling the estimates Of Mr. GLvD-
STONE.
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-08

FINE WHEAT CEoPs. s.-Afler making enquiry VI
many farmes and planters, not only Of our own dis
trict but those living abroad, We learn that the pres
pect of an abundant wheat crop better than has been
known for many years.
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-08

From the accounts published in Northern papers, 1t
is evident that there is difficulty brewing between
the United States and Mexico The Empire has again
been iusultcd by the United States Government by
tho recognition of muis;er of the Republic at Sui
Francisco.
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-08

The Sabbath is the green oasis, the little
grassy meadow in the wilderness, when after
the week days journey, the pilgrim halls for
refreshment and repose; where he rests be.
meath the shade of the Lofty palm trees, ard
dins his vessel in the waters of the calm, clear
stream, and receives his strength to go forth
again upon his pilgrimage in the desert with
renewed vigor and cheerfulness.
Names Of militia districts in Cherokee, Geor-
sia: Possum Snout, Blue Gizzard, Pop Skull,
Wolf Skin, Buzzard Roost, Pan Handle, Tan
Gle Leg, Lick Skillet, Shake Rag.
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-08

The past winter in Europe appears to have
been more severe than in this codntry. In
Scotland, the SHOWS have been almost unpre-.
ce'lented. Deer and all kinds of game werc
S'arvec out. Great numbers Of sheep perish.
I'd, and even huus' were SO covered up with
snow, that the neighl'ors had to assist in dig
ging out the inhabitants. The English poor
have breu great sufferers during the winter
from the cold and want of employment, espe-
cially among the cotton spinners.
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-08

The Bank of England, on the Goth March, reduced
its rate of discount to per cent, which their rs
fair demand for money. 1ls movement strengthen
ed the Ergist funds, and cousols are buoyant aud
advancing.
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-08

Sau Francisco has at last issued $4,000 in bonds
to aid the construction of The Pacific Railroad About
$500 men are at work on the road.
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-08
J.T. ElEEsHEAN I'D. D. AsOCOTT,
=, EDITORS.
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Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-08
CAMDEN MONDAY, MAY g,

The people of Kentucky are hunting down gucr!as
ped.
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-08

The loss by the late floods in lfcrent parts OF The
State of ofPcnnsyvana is estmated'by engineers arcI
tccts and agricuurists as fully reaching Sloooooo'
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-08
WILL STAND.

THE THOROUGHBRED CANADIAN HORSE:
l. BUCKHILLIARD, at The residence of Bnnjamin
Cook, % miles north Of Camdeu. Fees S2S in cur
rent funds. Groom, SI.0o.
May & I'm
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-08

The blockad. runner Banshce. with one.
thousand halcs OF cotton. arrived at Nassau or
the Goth ult., from Galveston. She reports.
Galveston garrsoncd by 1000 troops, Twelve
Federal ships werc off the bar. Six steamers:
had Sailed recently from Havana for Calves
ton.
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-08

A very curious case Of smuggling on the
Canadian border has recently been detected.
for $l'ich the Law provided no remedy. 1t
seems that the smnggler built his house i'm
mediatcly upon the boundary live, with an cr-.
trance from the norll and south. He can,
thus bring British or American goods into his.
house without paving duties to either Govern
melt, and can without detection easily pass
them over to the other side
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-08

Ifyou hear man say that he hasn't a
friend in the world, you may be pretty sure
he doesn't deserve one.
, 1865-03-26

Makine total OF Q s2i0, though the inventory only
shows 1.oe9. somewhat Irfegulsrly Kept book
1--we years reduces this deficiency to $50. The
number Of books, bes1des pamphlets, maps, lis
now s,09a OF year there has been added during
by hincing pertodieals. Among these arc many
rsre and Valuable books. One work Of fvp
fo5mes M9yns Ags Ss ordered a. 9@
Eve aise% % oeeuErcd in etner worEs. 81 he broken
a1s
50, ,asl. books have been delivered to j, ,1sl menu
bers. The average daily delivery has been II:
f.. Ss 6 ss %eo4s Ct @ @
have used the library IS follows: LIE members
IS, honorary members J., Ladies' n, regular 9sl.
r1SAEo1AL REPORT.
The report Of George Ii. Kimbail, Esq, chair-
expenditures and receipts Of the past year. have
The gros, receipts of The year amount 70 st1,sss
G Saiance i in bsna oi $ssoa % The amount pa funded
previous to the PAST yrsr was q, 100. similar
Fun has been funded during the year, making 4
total Of Il, EQat present invested. The report
was accepted.
The REPORTS Of tho Committees on Rooms and
Fixtures and upon Newspapers and Periodicals
were next received: They presented no parttcu-
tee On Donatiors chronlcled / slf. Of fl50 from
ThQRse B. Bryan, Esq. That on Law reported
the Association to be atpeace with ull the world.
TnEAsunER's REPORT.
The Trcasurer'e report was a. follows:
Receipts from last Treasurer, 6a,e0950.
From other sources, E13, ,47.80. .....
taid out SIS 1S9.3l. leaving batance OF $9t8.S4.
REroEr OF INSPECTORS OF ELECTION.
The number Of votes pol1cd for Ptcsldent was
429. Necessary TO q choice, 30. These nuaibera
differed very little in any Of The other offices.
Tho following OF 81 regular" ticket Was elected:
Etsidtnt-George y. klmbatk, ZIG votes.
Iice Htstdent-t. 4, Cram, ss7 votes.
Second Tee Pftsident-T. ". Baxter, ael votes.
Recording S<eret1ry-B. F. Guy ton, $50 votes.
torrt<pt Hding StcTttary-E. i. Brown, ID
yotca.
Trtasurtr-J. o. Rutter,; s3t votes. 49,.
MdGaQ<r&-Rcv. R. Coilyer- 27t; g. r. Mcbride,
sf3; E. r Hall, s78; E. ). Warner, a5a; G. II.
Wheeler, 29s; Geo. Taylor. $50; J 4. Cowes. 253
,1he incoming + Pre.'aspt I, being introduced BY
turned thanks for the honor conferred upon hun,
after which The meeting adjourned,
, 1865-03-26
NORTHUMBERLAND FAIR.
Meeting Of the Executive Committee
Rept rts-k1h1bIt1on and Sa1cs


4 meeting Of the Executive Committee OF tho
NorthNs stern Fair, 6as held On Friday ai.prnoon
T., ~ ~.o,,. ,r +hn a.,1.e.v f,cn,m,..,on thc
1e..stS.a. IL III at" = n prrsr Esn l. tha rh.,r S
AiT1scE :. ~ * =. as ,at,r ~ ~ s,s.s .nr-orna
4ns 1 9 "a ~ T..s,n'.t 49, ~ ~
1uuee nluu"GI!. .toA sue - 49, .s ~ ~ han
{c,Es leAoate qia, ~ s; - *hs ia ~ arnru
Ael1, a'a - ~ ns r. ~. g so. fnr 40 Esir u
ment.et u NV oa1 ~ LIZ o'Hs.s 49, ~ ~ I'VE -
ned slso Icestsen Ieuet eo. n4 ~ Ho4s E1r ~ IN
A1ken, nov =. - ~ ~, hnsrs3 .na x,T+ecc ~ @
pess of lana NJ @ IN Pennsv,Tsns. in motion Of III.
1sss a,,' " @ ~, nffer "a sccsnted. With thnnks
1aaMs .eo s;sfca ~ henc %ol;h tEo to threc
teasas tae tsna sni1.rs ~ scre
1e SsiTnan rrnnrtcd thnt letter. vere pouring
In fr,rn s1i narte oT the eonntrT roakirr stuiiar
ofrrrs many Of which could not be acccpttd-
Will they could hare NO op}octtpn to tho otter of
Judge Aiken, many Of the offers were rnade 70 tho
en-, It that all oyc1 q cc.taln amount 70 to the
Fair; that nuount being oftcn doubtless c9u1 70
! the tu,l yslne Of the land.
|, 1ndgc D. v. peA presented The circular OF the
gnten LeaEne Gommittcc. Ao tspoEtea a!so taaI
he hAd tecciyed special assnr1nceS from put$es -
~ MMsninEnon t1aa 1 'eey Moalo 90 a. enSJ eo1!i aof
| W. fn:s, ~" va Ttes.1sn1 a " ~ ue Hauon,
| ht., Snn ",,,o. a ~ ~. ..sna., a9 na ~ nena
iafs 1oY disfl,nNt1on n i.n. ~. KS u cllsa'
""ra3 - n6t.n r. .-tn"t.rh. ~ .t. Moe n.so sn,
man 1hc,s snd ntns.. sanIa eun. .a
IRON he ffonI He hsa Mo m,de m srgsnnc' 9s
, 1865-03-26

ter, and Nails, were requested to hold joiss ses
ston this afternoon 1t ) O'Clock In the ronms OF
The Chairman statcd that many Of tho commit
rapidly Us possible a. there W.a little time to
spe:ea Il. Dunn presented So ...he proceed orone
E4he ~ e' soliowiae letter wa. received from Gen.
% Dx4n FnrsDs:-your kind invltsttoin for my
self md Mfn. Grlnt to attend the gre4t N. ".
Fair which 70 be held in Lnlcago. eon1menetns
sre snch Is to makettlmpos.iblo for ma to promlse
anything bead except continued cGortt to sup
press the existing rebellion, and to render neSa.
Sanitary Commission. Mrs. Grans feels ves5
much Inclined toattcnd y,nr fair. and V1ll d9 So
II when the time comes, itia ptaeacao!ci lobe:
,ness Of he esnsc, aud Of tse growing Northwest,
where the Fair is to bo held, renun, &c>s :,
.-,- is. GRANT, Lfeqt. den; O. ~ =; = =,
ahpidpg jhc Presbyt, ri1ns wished to have erected
for she Fair. Referred to the Committees Al ese
Bowen Brotbers offered tho u.s q 1ot On tho
corner Of Raudoph street md Wabash aseoRs,
10 hy $50 feet far tho Falf. Aee"p'eo WIN
In reference to several offers to donate ope.half
of he nroceeds Of salct, it YVES decided that no
art,clee ho received for sale On commitsion.
brone nj into the Fs1r on exhibition hut that no
eoods @ ought to b. sold unless the whole proceeds
M,a = Hnrc ala that the difficulty would be to
fri ronm Ter articles donated. She believed there
Touid he no room for the exhibition Of ARTICLES
not to he donated.
Mrr. Ilyermore said that tho great fault OF the
New York Fair WIS that articles ". re accepted on
exhibition; It crowded out donations.
it was decided, On motion Of n. 8. Bouton, that
no articles Of merchandise ba admitted into the
Fair unless donated, but that donors may attach
their cards as advertisement
. WAS suggested by Judge Bradwell that me
rule do not spply to ARTICLES brought in on show
simply; ~ arms, trophies, dowefs, decorations,
DC. Explanation accepted.
Tha little "horee shoe model" mnehlne, which
created eueh ru1ore in the Easte5n Fairs, MAS Of
fered, and accepted H1th thanks.
Several other donations were reported. L:
The chairman eaid that the question Of entrance
4 e4 should be settled ere long. Il should be re-
fer1ed to committee.
Merrill L,dd uosed that tho Building Commit.
tee be Instructed to consider tho ady1sabtlttJ Of
erecting building In which may be exhibited A.
icles portion OF the proceeds OF which ahall be
giveu to The Fair. Laid on the table for tho pres
ent-- -
Mrs uvermore said that 1t was intended to make
the opening day Of the Far great gaia day-a day
or paseantIy. The py1otechnists o. Sew York
had donated $4,000 worth Of fireworks. There
would be plenty Of people here Grant would be
here II Richmond Wns taksn. President Lincoln
would be here. and plenty OF lesser celebrities.
Tho 1neef1nr then nfinuFue6.
, 1865-03-26
Albany Live stock Market.

Especial DISPATCH % ne Cn1caso 1f1uune.l
ALBANY, Saturday. March Is:
BEEF CATILE-1s was anticipated. there were no
arrivals cattle to-day, and tbs tota supply OF tho
week foots up only loe. Ths.advance reported yes.
rerday was nnaaly ma.ntained to-eaT BY holders,
some of whom have shipped their stock to New York
rather than maka hasightest ctnessson. Altogether
about Il hcsd have chsnz zed hands. william slden
sold 1oe fAir light Illinois, It 1oe = =, averaging o
n. and 96 good do, at 11Hc ,, averaging 1.2 -.
Boscuthal refused lie for bunch Of 81 falf extra
nltIois. aveEaE1ng 1.soo ns. The principal hay.
EN- ware Goreinmedt contractors, knd prtcet would
have been still higher bat os sded appesrAnce Of
the e1ls because OF THAR detsnnon along the road:
Heavy receipts are looked Toe next weak.
eREEP-.Ara In good demand. Tor New York, aud
tAles were quick Ut 11al$c D-the ousada for hsavy
nne vooled.
HOGs-Rsctip:s l.5oahogs. No sales- 0n1T 159 pxsI-
ed over the read dultn7 the WsNk.
, 1865-03-26

TIE RAILROAD ACCIDENT At 1A1ArErrK.-0uf
Cincinnati dispatch In Saturday mornings TR1-
11~a "aa- s--ssk -r..ttvn Vt Az scctacHt "ws1ess
occurred At Inc junction Of the New Albany and
the evening previous, by whi,h the sleeping car
WIS thrown from the track and dragged over the
eleepert for some twenty-five rods. Mr. F. F.
car atates to us thnt the check string In the car,
had no connection whatever With the engine, and
that consequently when he pulled 1t, ha got no
ous neglect OF duty Oh the part Of the employees,
md should not be allowed By the maua9cTs. For.
OF the sctldent might have been a most disas-
, 1865-03-26

aEw YORK, Saturday, March Is.
Co1IoH-Fhuaes With znther better inquiry, 1t 80
Ter mic Cling.
Fl Opened qasct and closed dull 5a1oc 10 ver.
Orlc; and fl0ne@u % tor trade branis
WutKY-Ftmer. Western vt S. fods15. UEa
ter red west m at 4i9H21: amber Michigan u St93
@2u; cho &C ambtt kentuckY At sa.l7X. Com
QUIET. &399c VI Tern.
PE19oInrN- Quiet. Sc Tor crude: Sc for refined
in honn: H ssc for Fet12ed Il ce. -
PRoy1noNt-Po'k frner hut nokEery Actlve. $ayso
28A0 for ne!T, eos ut 35 50 cash; 490o91s50 for
.Ea and ~ do, cash and regular: xaeno@ Loo for
nrlmc: e! foas 50 for prime mess- Bset dull aud
heavy ssn9oof nfryl n ,Pft e BsefhsMs dnls Cut
anc. 1sc tor long 1t.6.d. Lard heavy and shade
ea4ief. at 1534SAe.
, 1865-03-26

crs use, from two ounces to ouo hundred poundI.
Sold cvcfJwhere. Hilton Bros d Cot. uroprfa-
tors, Providence, r. L Agents In Chicago, fnR1
l. sm1u. 7a1m-THu-3Ar&Tm. J.
: .Ropulnr.-of Dr. 11nnAtts -pnysiolopics.
Hair Heeenesator, a4so boltlea Heso sold In fAir.
teen days In tho city Of Boston. Sea ad1ertlse-
mept on second page-s -, meha4-o4ll.7t :
Hall,x Vegetable slcllian 14aar a..
-x1ewer-ReneWa tho hair, restores gray hair 70
:s natural eodf, prevents it nom falling o m2kta
the hair soft md glossy, does not stain the skin
md IL *he best hair preparation In the world.
Thirty thousand bottlcn were sold in t3ostou in
less than ninety days For sale By al drugE1.ts,
ind b Il. 6eorll, 70 Randolph street, Whoicsale
asent for the Northwest fe29mB44W
20 to the nest.--go to Bryant Il Btartou's
Chicago Commercial College to get thorough.
p7acfica1 business education, or 10 become 4 GOOD
Telegraph Operator. Addrn.s {enclosfng starnps)
TOE circulars, BRYANT STRATTon, Chicago, III.
Dr. Webster. now permanently located at
1G3 South CLARK street. treats all prtvate disessea
and dlseasee Of sexual nature In both sexes. Dr..
W:hss ten separate rooms, where any one:may call
md receive his opinion ffee Of charge. ?. o. Hox
1891. AL letters containing stamp answered.
U Burdbsll's Arn1ca Liniment, IN infal,ihle
cure for burns, scalds,' sprntns, rheumatism, gun
shot wounds, paias In the limbs and back, chill
btains, &C. a single application alixys the pain
rom burn or acAld the instant 1t u applied, No
fan1iy should be without it. For sale BY ali drug
El8N. kcS7-u9- -3N
, 1865-03-26

= In Rome y, T.. on Thurzday March n. Mrs, go
FH1A D. SHERMA An, sged 81, widow OF James Sher-
nap ESQ sad mother ct D. and B. E. 3ha,IaAn.
Ano Mrs toltA1 Of Chicago,
~ les4ed are the dead who die In tbs Lord"
r,fa, e te's e s:.:s1 ~; =; Z: Gtis o1S.
Q. Epoone1. formtslJ Of B'ooalsn, n. r. Il !hs "a
Tie iungN wll take pl.ee from his l.te re.ideaes,
80 South aA.steo s'tes, corner ct Q'pren. At o..
cseck. The trl.h1s ma relaaves Of the family Ate
aetD+ctful5 invited to Attcod.
Drowned, IT. E,ts. III. On tne 18th mat, WA.
GATES, nked Il !elfs ftcm Prussia
In this cisY. March 18th 1866 after nve daya il1ueas
Of lflhefta, MAk1 SOPHIA, seccnt beloved okuxh,
TER Ct Adeltht 8. and E lzabcth Van Meeacu. aFcd
2yrs1r. mi nths md 1CdA,A.
The # ends an,ly arc respectfully pyited to
attend her iunyral om the r1sidence OF her putn1
As o'4lock.F III.
n hurihEs.n fys) psps<s p!ease copy.
AtChicakn, March Il, lsjs, WILLIAM H1sSgY, E2q,
OF Lonrverlh. near Abingdon Bcrk<, England.
ec4 &s.d came to fhls III at IN eatv d4Y, m
1tAsts !Kr ettat which be has accumulated py nll
perseverance ant indnkIy.
NE pss seli knoun and highly respected in TIL.
tnmmun!tJ H. VAS AEe.tc man, Of la1Ee and va-
i1fd Of kthukfy habits, and the zufhof
Il teFe1Rl 3olk. Since the rebellion hn 1ttsh
Cd IN NnE-And, sr aba p<Dphlet, vA-nlE eeppuSln Z
the cause o. thr Cnlou ind OF Universal FIee1o Ht9
1kt Fubhthtd wa1k va9 Al Aa1we1 to Ren1p Lila oi
J,tus. ano I as attracted considerable a1tentiuo.
, 1865-03-26
milwaukee Market
Especial Dlspatch to the Chicago Trinune.l

AH~AuKrE. Saturday, March Is.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $50 bu. Market unaett1ed
but hrmer Sales THU sening were oo but At H.
@lIlk; on Change 6,ooo bn At s1.oea1.o9ka1.1a,
Baslsysales 100 bu No. 1t tl1o dellyerod 50 bags
prime at fl15.
At the Sewhall Home this evening sincs 'chanee
sales oi &. go bu No. Wheat at *l09a1 H. cssh.
and seller all The noath-elosiug firm II Sllos cash
, 1865-03-26

Philadelphia Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, March Is.
BRRADsTuYyt-VHy dull.
CLoVR-Tsr, full nnl nominal. Sales CT anncr at
a8fna8 80 and e1tras at &9.0o4 $50.
GRAtx-Whe.t very dull and nominal Sales OF red
at112 4:.25. Co-r-Lltt!e /: quiry and prices weak
SAL oi 5ellov Is 1881 20 Oats dali. Sales at sc,
PErRnI1Cx -Qul:t Holdert ask S6c for crude, $50
ttrrenned IL bont and 61c for do truo,
Nm4KY-Luu. Salrs nt e. Is.