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:. 'N f'PH PR0SPECTUs. " J" .'>

f.F :
[TNHE undersigned propose to publish q
j Daily Papefi under the title Of 1.-The
Richmond Herald, !, on or about the 10Th
Of January ult. @iS&& afi
bdItwll be entiely Independent in politics,
but will nevertheless accord TO the Admin
istration just support IN all measures
which, in the opinion of its conductors,
may be, deemed promotive Of the good of
the cause in which we are engaged. A
proper criticism of such acts as win be
deemed adverse to- this object, will. be, of
| course, consistaht with the independent
character under which the paper Is to be
inauguratod.
In the matter of General News it will be
found TO I keep pace with the leading Jour
mails OF the day, while il will have added to
II, In the matter Of financial intellieencea q
feature such as, we venture to soy, no pa
per in the Confederacy can boast of. Edi-
tonials from the pen Of one Of the ablest
financial writer's in this or any other coun
try will be presented in each number, ~, Is.
For reasons not now proper to be men.
iionea, We forbear to give the names of
those who shall compose the regular edito-
rial staff; but we fatter ourselves that
when they shall appear, they will be found
TO constitute such, an array Of talent as cam
LOb De eACeileu Ou tulS COnLlnent. 44
The we'll known character Of the indivi-
duel whose name appears below, as O. ste.
nogr9phio reporter, furnishes, we presume,
d guarantee that, in all that relates to i'm
portant political speeches and, debates.
whether in legislative assemblies or, out of
them, the "Herald" will present advanta-
aes certainly not to be cxcelled by any pa-
ger in the Confederaoy. 4syl,. ,!iltyl l31
The farming interests will be faithfully
Sihdicntcd, and care' taken to disseminate
the earliest intelligence which q proper re-
gard for the welfare of that great element
ofnational wealth and power shall demand
D. In the matter Of correct commercial In
telligence,. equal zeal shall be manifested,
our object being to assignto to each Of these
departments On editor Of known experience
and ability. 80 -,
Arrangements are on footYby which to
secure the earliest foreign news, and the
paper will contain such editorial talent as
will fully eluoidate the bearing Of foreign
diplomacy upon Southern interests. IN,
In shor:., .'The Richmond Herald" will
be found to combine every feature Of inter-
est which the requirements of the present
crisis demand,
The enterprise is respectfully commend
ed to the favor and patronage Of the citi-
zens Of tho Southern Confeicracy.
! '"'i p. KEAN l. CO.,
feb31S'65 tn4 nNt2otp Richmond, Va. .
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Southern Liters.ry HKessenger.

This long established and we'll known
| Il journal of Literature having been re-
Gently purchased by tho subscribers, &ilI, In
future, be conducted .exolusively under their
controls r.Iu all it's ID slepartnents,yboth BUSH
ness and ditoriab the Messenger be, nm
der the Engagement of ON entirely new re-
giine, and Che Proprietors are sanguine Of
success In the future which the Magazine has
never yet realized, If their friends and the
public shall yield them d support worthy Of
SO impottantan enterprise, lookingto the sd
vanessymept, of the highest literary Interest Of
the Confedcracy.
Argument or appeal in behalf of tho i'm
portance of an elevated literature to our
country, the absence of which hos hitherto
made as byaword ofreproaches AMONG the
older nations, and even now initiates against
our interests abroad, need not be addressed
to those whom this circular is Designed to
reach. X A;p T ,r, i;gY 9I ht.s&
But to the attainment of this great end,
something more is necessary than mere YER
bal expressions of sympathy and encourage
ment, The Giends of Southern literature
must foster the efforts Of our literary men to
seoorei for'us aworthy position In the world
ofletters. .N5.t Al. s,ta.4.,, Nu,s .l
,wo design the Messenger TO be an cuter-
prise worthy of support OF all Glasses Of our
people. We shall aim chiefly to SECURE for
bur pages, the productions of the highest
order Of genius and scholarship, and at the
same time such ioies as will oontributeto
the instruction and amusement Of the public
et large. To tliis end we shall give our at
tention to and solicit contributions from
Southern writers in nib the departments of
Literature! Poetry, Romance, Review. Criti- !
cism, in short, every subject whose promi-|
nence Us sufficient to entitle 1t 70 notice, will
haSe'its due Share Of attention "3' 51f"
We earnestly solicit the assistance ofour
friends throughout the Confederacy in the
enlightenment Of our subscription list, which
mustsbe inereased 10 enable us 20 meet the 4
h9ayy pecuniary optlay ~ which We shall be
Fsabject
J Forthsj present ths prioe Of sabsoription
will be $40 for twelve months{ So for, ak
months, If the order Is Received previous to
March 1, 1866. After that date the subsorip-
Etion will no Sl2, for twelve months, So for
six moStlls.. This increase will not affect
those vile sd6scribc before the fif5sl Of March
jnext.s osdefs must be eceompAniedwith tho
fSsisg george O. weddefbafrn, formerly of
NewEO Orleans, now OF this beityswill control
lthe business ,interests ofthe Messenger, and \
sbir. Frank III. Affriend, OF this CITY, will di-
rect It's edit3fial ma ma gement. Comhunica.
.tions connected with The Ht6rary conduct Of
the Messen ger will Tbst directed TO the editor;
other oommunications eliopid be difSctedto
the iProprieto 10 6giyfppsS G22d 8ed raih'
wEDDERBURN4 - ALEIsBsFIND, i,5 q,
Richmond, We.
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The IL Reporters Directory.,
= hA''N pt| % BAsBD,tpNi 5J"t@ s7t
Gi st,N PHONOGRApHY ,-r,. .sa.

HAS been published; book with the
Ii above title, prepared by the subscriber
who has had nearly twenty years practice
in, Photographic writing, having been at one
time employed asi an official reporter In tie
u. ST. Senate, and who has been for tho last
seventeen months, apd Is now reporter Of
the Atlanta mtelligencer. ~ .,.,t.,l
Tho Dictionary will contain indications,
by means Of a simple nomenclature, for wri-
ting with Photographic letters, about 20, 900
words Of the English language, or ninety
nine one shupdreths. of those in common use
Tho remaining words being costly written
after these are learned.
In the instruction Of the Dictionary, sim
pie Instruction will be given for beginners
Of the study of Photography, with litho-
,grsphed illustrations, prepared by one Of
the best artists in tho Confederacy. The
object Of the publication is to make n STAN
pARD FOR Confederate Reporters, and to r rell-
'deEitpossible for the much coveted and beau
tiful art Of Reporting to be learned even
without the aid Of 10 teacher. b. ,o,ri6yI
/, As tho work will be expensive, new type
having been procured expressly for it,. only
o small edition will ,be issued. Those ..ss!!sc
desire copies hre requested to send TO the
author their orders ut once, TO be recorded
accompanied with the prico for the same,
which, will be, Ave dollars per copy. The
book in paper cover, and suitable for use,
will be sent to all'subscribers by mail, With
cut additional expense. ~ ',@'HihN tSS'
B,iiR5a gJNsa8 lrib "A. IL. MAISHALLi,H ~
~ feb l866. lFlf NplYr Atlanta, Gn,tl
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The sOutlKepM fIstamclll q

YEsfE fuuderslgnedk issues al Riohmond,
: G5SVa.a,n weekly journal called TIE
SOUTI lERryt PUNCH 5,,.,. bs .l,ds stsj Sg 81,
( Ills neaflya duplicate siss, form and gen
efal features or A'erld-renoWhed London
Punch, so long an SaeEaowledged power. III
the British tisles In tles feformatio Of piibs
lie 4 abuses, v6nde the eplightenrient,o of the
public paipd, flashing as II did with the gem
ius Of Hood, OF Jerrold, and o host Of wits.
poets and phil0sophio thinkers. u " n
Tho p5ss p5ss pssistcrs ef The Southern Punch
bring toifhe difficult stask Of tsuccessfalIy
tconduoting sucha Journal. the advantages
Of capital, abundant mantal rssnnrcesg and
practical skill The editor for many years
past, he's been Connected, in leading edi-
toriai capacity with Tie largest daily papers
of New Orleans and Mobile, while the gen
tlsmen who hAse charge If The. typegraphi-
cad and engsaying departments afe iinsur-.
Every number will be illuftratcd with 'na
merousents, ,'appropriate to The tiines, (hu.
iAeseus and seriops,1 from thehands Of 'one
of. the best eBgrayerst on the continents an
artist whose name is familiar to the residing
public OF the South. /, > !. Il W.
Ia fias, t4p ndegsignsa are Determined TO
make Inc Southern F9aotl the spiciesss and
most Yssdable, and the best illustrated liter
ery jodfHdl In gsiassica. II shall distance
competition, tfStesif
TsRMs. -+snbsoriptiou orisingle ooriisSss,
$40 per annum. YiNeWs dealers at the rate
Of gis per hundred copies. Address the
ovgRsIG, 5afsifs ;af ifs;;ss! Sss:s.! :, HUGHES i co.,
FEB l9'o5e SsSsNl Eichntokd !, Va "
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4 ~ 4 DAILY. JOURNAL.


[, FOR THE ARMY ANDITHE PEopLE.!r d
TNEVOTED TO the interest OF the soldiers
,-1IV lof the Army Of Tennessee and the
peopleAof tho Confsderatet States, being n
National Newspaper ofnews, Political, Mill.
tary, and Miscellaneous, Foreign and Do.
nestle, prepared by ready writer's abd cor
respondents, hpa Slsft'Ap Hl' R ae
b as g3a6AFBANTA,, GEORGIA, sg Iso ssa
The Editorial Department of the Southern
ConEedcracy includes q combination Of por
iitichl, literary and Industrial talent, syste.
matixed1 in the several depaftments of en-
lafs55s Journalism, whose chief dats IRWIN
be, TO present the public d dailyufnirfot OF
popular thought, acliou and event. after its
ogn fashion and on, from apprelys independent
point of yiew. \ s II q n, - ~ ~
tslThe Gews Departments of The sSatberh
C6nfsdesaey win embrace careful cotapilai
ton from all the Southern papers, and nom
late Northern and Foreign, sheets -arralge.i
nsats hsvipg been effected for ths reception,
! & large ana Sapabls oisSie Of sOrraesspon4
dents fsoia every section tof Interest wsili
coniributa no little tbitlie proupt collection,
Of transpirink events Especially will it be,
our care 70 note the, Gairs, of tho aripy In,
our front Upon WHICH hniig gs the dest my and
in Il great part tle entire Sooth. '8''
Avery large bharesIo attention viii be
paid to.matt Of o looal inteFasf, for whislit
lpsrpose a,oompetens Local Editor, with ian,
efficient stat OF reportera. have been amploy5
Cd. - = - = - ~ ss'.'- = -
All oommunicatiohss hssshodld Bsaddfsssed
TO the 4, ys,tf.ax !
: EDITORS AND pRofRIEToRs
feb 1895 s9f y Southern Confed sgdgy.
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PROSPECTUS of s'E'g,s Agc.''

N ME ESundersigned hgs comntenced, in the
Il City Of Richmond, the publioation of
a Monthly Magazine, under the above titleg
&fIt presents, to its readefsseleotions from
the best European Periodicals, gof Literary
and Scientific articles, Of Novels and Sket-
ches, which, having already redei4cd the
imprimature ofan enlightened taste, cannot
but prove acceptable TO the Southern public!
The effort will be made to keep the readers
Of the Magazine as nearly as possible abreast
Of the literary progress Of the age, ,IArrang-
inents have been made which, It Is hoped,
viii enable the proprietors to secure this
end ,.-,......f.
The Magazine nlso presents original articles
from our best writer's, in all departments, !
and special aim Of the proprietors Of this
periodical will be to foster Southern author
ship BY offering an adequate and remuner-
atiye, tield for. It's exercise. They. will not
however, underthe plea Of. this design, en-
courage, by Reproduction in its columns,
that class Of compositions which create a.
vivid and unhealthy taste, to be stated only
by that hybrid literature which Yankee in.
'genuity has contrived, under tho name Of
sensational romance. ftE.l N
The Industrial Resources md the Educa-
tiohai Interest ofthe ConfederacyA Tho twin
foundations of true independence re-
eeiye the important share of attention thcy
deserve. in tho development, of these ques-
tions, its object will be- to make q practical
application Of che doctrine ofstates Rights
to ihs felicy OF tho country.h II win endeay-
OF, 70 explain the mission Of the Confederacy,
which js.to demonstrate libertyregulatedb by
NM, to exhibit system Of States each su-
preme withih,its Foundation, and only bound
yindicate those Observation-Disclosures MA
pendsnoe, ,qwliieh ere secured by a high stan,
dard of intelligence and refinement. by no.
cumulPtcd capital, varied industry and by
abundant facilities Of intermunioation. Il
will promote the adoption Of all those meas.
arcs In which the Confederate States are
now e6cient. IS And whilst tho CONSTITUTION
Of the Confederate States for bids the General
Goyernmept 70 orgpniss and operate enter
Prisss Of d nature calculated 10 attain these
results, the projectors Will consider il their
duty to,drge upon the States the devclop-
meht ofinterests 80 indispensa to the ma
tiopal welfare, ,.ILis thus that, through the
aggregate ability of the ssparate States, the
power Of the Confederate States will be made
manifest II Is thus that the collision of
sectional interest and the oppression Of
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FleIa and Flres.ae.

southern Field and Elresidc!
GiSi GRAND IlTgRAnr coMBiNArIoN ase7a
THEsoUTHERN FIELD AND PRESIDE,
.,,,,. y, oF,AuausTA, GA, AND ~ i''>,'
A., THE ILLUsTRATED MERCURY ,5 y
sagI E,,ie q OF RALiaGH,, NC, "A 5s,s. ~
Combined and continued under the old pop
1pol lasp2 l,ularihtitle Of the ~ a. 3! y,
il SOUTHERN FIELD AND yFIRESIDE.s .ss
rHNHE Proprietors Of the Mercury having
ai1 purchased the Soufg RRN s,RiILp AND
EIREsIpR, and finding il impossible to make
arrapgvnlsBts Thh;s!; w:c.lL isns.nre iinsnre q regular
supply,of papor, upon account Of the irIeg-
nlifity and uncertainty yoftransportation for
The FIBJp AND RiREsipg Mt Augusta, Ca,
tho sans having to DO Supplied from the
mills ut Raleigh, Nc, have removed the
FiELp Asp FInEsIDE 10 Raleigh and com
bined these two sterling Literary Journals.
The MERCURY is' therefore merged into tho
SouTHEnS PiELD AND FIRgsIpE, And villa
SO published Until the state of thecouatt.=J = :
willjustify q aivergemcnt, when both ,par
pers- will be Ircsomed aud continued as here
iofore. SUBSCRIBERS TO both joufhals will
receive the paper to the full time OF sub
scriplion without delay or interruption. i99i
tgTheentirccditorial and contributorialcorps
Of, f,,both papers are retaincdnpop the .emerg7
ing journal, 1t is announced, without fear
Of Contradiction, that the extensive and
spiehdid artay Of 'conibincd talent now en-
ployedrin writing for sthe FIsLB AND FiRE-
SIDE surpasses in genuine merit, ability.ce-
lebrity and numerical strength any combi:
nation or engagement, ever before attained
in The history Of Periodical Literature Of
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Woodvyartl's Mviil
W WahJUsT hPUBLlsHED, ~ %,s
: Master William Witt ON

Ayoathef brilliant tatents, ,cho te. tuinsd 6g
~" Y R,,a'A''> bad 'ttick. ''st .t',& N%'3
6. BY the author Of ,,Georgi. Scenes'
"A BOUT Two hundred and fifty pages oc-
iIyA ;tavonwell printed ;Sith neat paper
covers. Written in Jada Longstreet's best
and most humorous stylc.aa Price $5, ofor
which VIC sili send o copy, poet paid, TO any
port Of the Copfedsracy, The usual dis
count to the trade, go ~,
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Npfeb 1896 RS .p3sJ{,E saJ Macnn, Ga.
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The Key STONE.
A MASONIC MONTHLY srAaAziN

~ telEfA MASONIC MONTHLY MAGAZINE siN} ~
lWTAS commenced on tho III RST OF. JAN
|,SVY, yUARY,, 1865, 10 publication DIVA
Monthly Magazine under the above title, de,
voted to the interest of the Ancient anu
Honorable Fraternity Of Free ahd Accepted
Masons.2 st'f 20 tsio2fl 9'tWalN 5sfH1 RIO
believe that cvury good Mason will agreo
with me in, the opinion that such a publica-
ton win be beneficial in enlightening our
less Informed brethren, snd in dispensing
many alcainl, lsindI word or checrfuinessl 10
the hearts and homes ofttbousands of iwor-
thy ,hrothers,s their widows 4and ,orphans,
twill be my earnest purpose TO bear t,whatr
ever humble ability may possess to mako
il 4 reliable custodian Of sound Masonic
Law aud Tenots,N ever adhering closely to
the Ancient Landparks of the Graft in oil
their pristine strength and symmetrical
heauty 4, s.ii,., ,,,g,,,,,.. ..,n,t ,,,
Trembling. lest r err, in clothing myself
for. SO Responsible. on officc,, l shall engage
upon the KEY SToNEp such skilled editorial
talent as'shall keepIthe lights we'll trimmed
apd brightly burning, with the sincere hope
that, ms cur work, goes forth each month,
from THO quarries Of our labor, il mnyapass
On improved inspection and be ccepta6IBgfo
thet head and TO tlie'' Heart of cvcf ed
Master it whose home lor hands IL siia he
reoeiYed.EF g,lF.1aYs T,Arrgl 4g S.g D ~
Masons, Lodges. Chapters, Councils and
Enoampments will please send in ihoir sub
scripiions at once. - - y
Address tkE 3 iliF@1. 1.E 1ir OSsani@
g.,ctS,,y.4 WM3BaSMITH, Proprietor.
,pt,ti I,ists sSYsg !. Raleigh, n, G.ps,
s5ca'tsl,lSe Now 'Hseady. a8'g9 ",
TIME January number Of Tlle KEysrosE,,
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SINCE the suppression Il the rebellion pablo at
tennon has conferred upon the movements of the
FeniAn organ lauon with greater interest than be-
fore. The constant sccessi 9us that are making to
the society, the ominious hints that are occasion.
ally thrown out in tho speeches OF their leaders,
aud the sirc. secrecy that lie maintained concern.
ing the Fensn deHOusHsnt have awakened gene
raj curiosity both Ia this country AMI In England.
The tact that LoIrSnds OF our returned soldiers
are members Of the organization, aud that many
Of is leading spirits have lately been officers in tho
Federal army, Increases popular interes, in the
purposes Of tho Fenians The public know that
the syowsd object Of the society 10 to secure the
redemption Of Ireland from British ruo, and they
know that the society comprises material enough
Tor one hundred thousapi good soldiers N this
country alone; bot Wien, where. md In what man.
ucr !, the blow to he s,uskS These .hiugs ro-
mnin enyOlop2d In IL i:sry, and hence the develop
meni Is looked :5r with much interest by al classes
Ia The meantime tie organization seems TO DO
rapidly spreading in ireland, very much to the
snnoyanc Of John Bail From late demousus-
tons il seems that the Teuian, there are be-
ginuing to feel rrJu4 enou h 70 openly show their
hostility 10 tie cons.abllar,, aud hat u, frs.
blood of the lie ANS has been Sized TIE LONDON
Pill MAI GAar11r says
"A conflict has o,cur cl between the constlbu-
Larry and the Feulaus, al place called Dan an, in
tie county ot Cork. Ihe police seven in
nIrlb :, hal arrested = dgu.ken hal a rder-
| man during tue morning, !! teul fair day o
the village, and sumo two hundred people aueap'.
| ed To encct lie reitSsc by force. The police,
however, we're successful In resisting this attack,
and repaired 10 AcaOin In the vicinity wish the
/ prisoner. At this STAGE a young peasant, juan ling
on an elevated part OF the dtch lear idr, Sc ,hC
/ crowd, calling on them as 'truc f'ui,us," not T.
! lc afrSid Ola "hardf. ofpolicc," hu, to Hhuw 'hN
they we're alto TO ~ for tbe re,u,-i u Ire and "
| The crown then stacked the coli.,.r into wuict
! 'ne constAbulary had entered hrgul,us the door,
/ and " udow5 with stones, srd threatening 10 gf
| ire to ihe house. q tine uc'u- auc~ptei the pH
Ice Il syhsrgcl the rifles, three OF them tirug w.,
shots each, thicc otlc- uuc SHOT, snu not fIu.
~ all, Tho result was -'' pt.'ons iu he crow,
| were seriously Cad uu, Hi uEuy wodLgeL Iutr
SIRE -regt many ,Nurl IN ans Va &c county 90
COX, but THIS 3, ne ntst occaE.on GA which the
hANc lone worse man dul AMI march by moon
glI"
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The Lnn Rebel Lumiunry rx,,op.;s,cd

THE London IyDEx IS defunct. II was .s..b-
lishsd as tho retel organ 10 England throughout
The wnr 1t the most bitter fnAligner OF the
Union cnuse, AMI now il has exlirei for want Of
patronage, closing lie career With a wall Of l.men.
ts,ion for tho collapsed Con'eIeracy. The IspEy
and the pirate Shenandoah wore shout The only
adiurc's q the rebellion that gave signs Of life
after the surrender Of the rebel armies The TSpEx
could no longer indulge in its grave pre- ictlons
sbCsi the ultimate success Of the cause" but il
continued to opii venom at our Government and
used its best Efforts to rckndo the efnbers Of fro
IN the southern hearts. nut according to IL, DIV.
ing confession, these efforts we're no longer appre.
cis,ed In England John Bull saw that there uas
no hope FOR the dissolution Of the Union, ant
coolly gave the iSDEN the cold shoulder We now
have the vAedictory Of the robcl organ. After =
long crtaph FOR itself Il speaks thus in luguhri9us
terms to To promoters Of rebellion and with tear
full eyes bids them Gu nTecti1nl.e and everlasting
farewell:
ave are strongly tempted ~ address. few 'ast
words 10 our Southern toadefG. But, alas! What
words ~ ours can express tec regrct v eel al
their disappointment and sINcrus We NAV,
howeveH, finally declare that Ia Cur OPINION tic
long agony u thc South IN not be witt out \ re-
ward. Though defeated, the South IL not dishou-
ored. Tho history Of her independent existence
docs not exceod four years, but Is is complete
and brilliant record that win endure 60 ,iy ~
virtue and horo.nn are ycncraicd Tho South Is
not separate nationality. but she ia part 81 .
vast snd powcrfu f. lcTution. The South has been
conquered and IL afflicted, bu, As long ~ she pre-
serves the tradition Of her glory she cauuo, 10 en-
| shaved. The southern Conicderacy has fallen, but
her gallant sons have not did in vain. Whatever
flag waves over her cap'tols, tbe South vii. be free
Under whs,eycr government her pe1p.e I've, their
influence will bc Felt A, vet ths land Is dcsoste.
As ye. the women mourn for those who have diel
for their country. Ia time will otliterate tn raw
aces oi tho fierce conflict AMI the South, chtsicnel
by the will Of God and exalted by her chCg sn.ug,
| will vet 10 happy aui p-Dspcrous ~ IN brgone
days. 10 natious, a. % md yidyalN trIhuleurn ?
| often tho herald Of hessinSs We are confident ID
| will he with the South. and therefore u is with
q good heart, though with personal pain. ne hii
| our Southern irenls farewell"
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Financial sew. ,laraets. lie.

N.s York, TuesiIv, AIg. -, +. H-''od hss
been very steady to-day ~ "a a iI+s. line busi.
ne's wGs dull. The general stock market had down
ward tendency, lut the quotations tihotcd but AZ
tionay from hose OF yesterday. Go' egnmcnts we're
stesdy but dull. Money easy, and freely offered
Al per ccat, while large balances could be Ia! "a.
per cent. Thore We doing COMMERCIAL payer
and thu market vas 10 per cent, according TO
grade. sterling bills ve.c dal, and quoted a. i.9s
1917. On Change to-day Flour was llr. lse
loNeg Wheat VA Gull aud &c. a Sc. lover. Corn
dull and lc. lower. Oas were dull a1d lower
Pork W.. heavy and decidedly lowsr. Beef was
quiet. Lard was was firm, and whitkey "" firm,
with fair demand